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The Washington times., 1934-02-14
ORDERED
At LORTON

Following Q speedy inveStiga-
tion Of charges made on the
floor Of the House that diseased
prisoners at Lorton were handling
laundry used by Government Of
ficials and employees, Col. VIII
liam Peak, warden, today ordered
IS men transferred to other
duties.
The investigation came on the
heels Of an attempt by Repre-.
sentative Francis II. Shoemaker
F.5LO Of Minnesota to address
the House shortly after it con.
vened yesterday on allegedly un.
sanitary practices at the Lorton
Reformatory laundry.
None Of the Is were actually
engaged in handling finished
laundry nor were any Of them
in active stages Of any contagious
disease. They were, however,
driving trucks, working on laun-
dry machines and delivering
soiled laundry in bags.
Their transfer to other tasks Is
not an admission Of error, War.
den Peak said today, but simply
to allay further criticism.
The Washington times., 1934-02-14
Alexandria Chamber
SuppOrts Racing Bill

Alexandria Chamber Of Com
merce last night Endorsed the
pari-mutuel race bill now before
the general assembly, by a 5Q-to-1
vote. The lone opponent Of the
bill was former President J. Will
liam May, who opposed on the
ground that it would corrupt this
section.
The budget for the current year
was fixed at $9,195, Of which
$6,392 was for salaries. In the
future the chamber will hold quar-
1erly meetings instead of monthly.
The Washington times., 1934-02-14
MISS DAVIS

Alexandria's City Council and
the school board last night ap-
proved the plans for the new
high school building to be erected
with public works money. The
building, costing $250,O0O, will be
erected in. Rosemont Park on
Mount Vernon Avenue north of
Braddock Road. It. will have SO
class rooms and four rooms for
immediate use, a gymnasium and
auditorium.
The City Council authorized
the purchase of the old silk mill
at Pitt and Wilkes Street for a
colored school. Colored residents
in the southern section of the
city have been petitioning for q
school in their section for a
The Washington times., 1934-02-14
Alexandria Extends
.Citu License DeddLtIae

Alexandria business men and
automobile owners were given a
reprieve Of almost a month in
which to purchase their city
licenses by the action of the city
council which last extended until
March 10 the dead line for the
payment Of licenses. An order
had previously been given to the
police to arrest delinquentS begin
ming February IS, $500.
The Washington times., 1934-02-14
Tuberculosis PGrLey
Hears Miss Hammer

Analysis Of the typical pro-
gram for tuberculosis control in
any community was presented by
Miss Nora S. Hammer, executive
secretary of the Richmond (VaO
tuberculosis Association, today at
sessions of the tuberculosis In
stitute, at George Washington
University. DR.. William c. Fow-
Ter, District health officer, will
address the institute tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1934-02-14
DR.. George B. Young,
Health Head, Is Dead

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb.
1S. (SpeciaD DIR. George B.
Young, surgeon in the United
States Public Health Service for
"a years and former joint health
officer Of the city, county. and
University Of Virginia, died today
at his home here. He had been
i'll for several months.
Born May IL, 1860, DR.. Young
was educated at Maryland UNI
versity and later was graduated
from the University Of Virginia
medical school.
The Washington times., 1934-02-14
False
XLING Holds Them FIRMLY

KING Holds Them Firmly
Don't allow your plates to drop or
slip when you eat, talk or laugh.
Just sprinkle little Killing on them.
This improved powder forms a com"
fort cushion, heals sore gums, holds
plate so snug, it feels and acts like
teed better than anything you ever
used or money refunded. Large
package $50 at druggists
The Washington times., 1934-02-14

make it into Granger by
Wellman'S Method-and cut
it up into big shaggy fakes.
White Burley tobacco
made the way old man Well.
man taught us how to make
it-that's Granger.
"CHt rough to smoke oOOl''.
is THE '0ey pipe smokers
describe Gramgsr-try it
The Washington times., 1934-02-14
SPEAKS 0M "CRlSlS"

Rabbi Edward L. Israel, Of Bal
timore, will occupy the pulpit Of
the Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation Friday night in the absence
Of DR.. Abram Simon. His sermon
will be "The Latest American Jew.
iSh CrisiS.o
The Washington times., 1934-02-14

WE use White Burley in
wv making Granger Rough
Cut. It comes from the Blue
Grass region of Kentucky
ripe, mild leaf tobacco that
just about tops them all for
fragrance and favor.
From the right place on
the stalk we select the kind
that's best for pipes. Then we
The Washington times., 1934-02-14
Almost Instant Relief in This Way

instantly when you take them
And for a gargle, Genuine
BAYER Aspirin Tablets dissolve
so completely they leave no irri-
tating particles. Get box of IL
tablets or a bottle Of "a or 100 at
any drug store.
The Washington times., 1934-02-14

The simple method pictured above
Is the way doctors throughout the
world now treat colds.
It is recognized as the QUICK
EST, safest, surest way to treat
q cold. For it will check an ordi-
nary cold almost as fast as you
caught it.
Ask your doctor about this.
And when you buy, see that you
get the real BAYER Aspirin
Tablets. They dissolve almost
instantly. And thus work almost
DOES NOT HARM THE
The Washington times., 1934-02-14
SCHOOL PLANS GIVEN OK.

decade. The purchase Of the
building will eliminate the neces-
sity for an addition to the Par
ker Grey colored school; -
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-12
Erxnt,a Attraction.

The tomb of King Tut-Ankh-Amen
is now visited by nearly all Med
iterranean cruisers, as are the tenn
pie Of Karnak and the other great
relics of ancient Egypt. The huge
columns and still mighty ruins of the
temple are subtly pleasing to fem
inlsts. One of Egypt's strong queens.
Hatshepsut, played a leading part In
directing the building of this temple.
When her brother succeeded her he
jealousy had all her Inscriptions
chiseled away and covered her great
obelisks with a wall OF masonry.
With the centuries the masonry has
crumbled away and Hatshepsut's
obelisk was disclosed, unchanged de-
spite the vindictiveness of kings.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-12

You will like this slip when you
make it, when you wear it-and
when you tub and iron it. What
more could you ask of any bit of
lingerie? 1t is a wrap-around model
that crosses in the back and Is both
shadow-proof and adjustable. Our
figures do change a biz from time to
time, and with all this talk of
"streamline silhouettes" and what
not, 1t is a nice thing to know that
ones slip will fit exactly right. come
what may. 1t takes next to no
time to make, as you will find to
your JOY, and irons fiat like the pro-
verbal handkerchief. Lovely In wash
satin, crepe or unshrinkable rayon.
Pattern 1897 Is available in sizes
"a, SO, 3S, 40, AZ, A and 46. Size
30 takes 3h yards 80 inch fabric.
Illustrated step-by-step sewing in
structions included.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in
coins and stamps (coins p~referred)
for this pattern. Write plainly name,
address and style number. BE SURE
TO STATE SIZE.
Address orders to Sewing Circle
Pattern Department, 243 West Seven
teenth Street, New York City.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-12
FEEL TIRED, AcHY--
"ALL WORN OUT"
Get Rid of Poisons That
Make You iii

rs a constant backache keeping
lyou miserable? Do you suffer
burning, scanty or too frequent
urination; attacks of dizziness,
rheumatic pains, swollen feet and
ankles? Do you feel tired, nervous
all unstrung?
Then give some thought to your
kidneys. Be sure they function
properly, for functional kidney dis
order permits poisons to stay In
the blood and upset the whole sys-
tenn.
Use Dodn'S Pills. DoGn's are for
the kidneys only. They help the
kidneys cleanse the blood of health
destroying poisonous waste. Dodn's
Pills are used and recommended
the world over. Get them from any
druggist.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-12
Shining Qualities

Mrs. Brown was vigorously pow
derlng her face before going out.
"Why do you go to all that trou-
ble?" asked her husband, who was
waiting impatlently.
"Modesty, my DEAR" was the reply.
"Modesty?"
"Yes. I've no desire to shine in
public.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-12
Mere Pittanee

A newly-married woman was show
ing off to a friend the treasures Of
her home, including a neat sports-car.
II suppose your father got yeu
that?" said the visitor.
mot likely" was the indignant re-
ply, George wouldn't accept such q
thing. All that father pays for Is the
rent and the housekeeping expenses"
-Tit-Blts (London).
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-12
QUITE RARE

Snoop-Truth Is stranger than fc-
tion.
Slink-Maybe 1t only seems stran-
ger because It's so much %scarcer.-
Pathfinder Magazine.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-12
D0AN's PILLS


do you know anything about the
counts family tree?"
NO. answered Miss Cayenne.
Judging from his jewelry and court
decorations, 1t might have been u
christmas tree.%
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-12
Evidently a Rascal

He-They say when a mar is
drowning he thinks Of every wrong
he has committed.
She--Well, don't worry, they'd
have ample time to escue you.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-12
Seriousness

do you enjoy politics?"
"Not as much as / used to-" admit
ted Miss Cayenne. women insist on
being serious. When men played the
game we could laugh at them"
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-12

Teacher-Johnny, do you know the
population Of London?e
Johnny-Not all of them, miss. We
haven't lived In London long enough
Vancouver Province.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-12

Great thinkers say great things
usually In simple words because
they see what ordinary men do not
how much they mean.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-12-12
Ne Plus Ultra

Banker-This Is the tenth time you
have had this note renewed.
Poet-Yes, l fear that note Is the
only immortal thing / shall ever
write /
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
LA DEL NUI
VO PARTIDO DE iZQUIER-
DA

Madrid, abril 4.-Esta cele-
brando su convention un nuevC
partido de izquierda, integrada
por Acci6n RepGblicana, Orga
Y Observation-Disclosures.
Esperase que como jefe de Ia
nueva agrupaci6n Sc eliza al ex-
primer ministro Manuel Aza-
ia, jefe de Acci6n Republican,.
Cuenta ell grupo de izquie>-
da con 8 diputados, no habien,
do definido aun su posici6n la
minoria federal y ell grupo de
Gordon OrdaZ.
Toman parte en- las delibera-
clones los Sres. Azana, Marcel
no Domingo, Casares Quiroga y
rancisco Barnes.
Sc da por SECURE que cuan'r
Sc publique la plataforma del
nuevo particle, Sc ajustaTa 4 Ia
de gobierno que desde
ell poder predicara y practica
ra el Sr. Azana.
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
UN PLAN DE AYUDA A LA
INDUSTRIAL SERA CUMPLI-
DO POR Ell GENERAL
JOHNSON

Washington. abril A. - I'm
plan de ayuda a la industrial sc
ra puesto en- vigor por ell gene
raj Johnson, que espera conse-
guir una mas rapida recupera-
ci6n de los negocios
Ell proyecto tiende a crear ne
g0cios para las industries que
no pueden ser resucitadas por
medic de la NRA y abarca la
modernizaci6n de la vivienda.
Al gobierno no agrada, segGn
ell administrator, que las cor
poraciones aumenten los jorna-
les sin disminuir ell nGmero de
hOras de trabajo.
A todas las industries Sc ha
pedido s3metan establishes de
las n6minas de page y su rela-
ci6n con la production y las ga
nancias.
La gaceta., 1934-04-04

mo ell primer embajador de la
Rep6blica, ell ministro de ms :
trucci6n publica, Salvador de
Madariaga, lie sustituira como
ministro de eStado.
81 la reaction traera la res
tauraci0n de la monarquia, es lC
que falta por yer. Los socialis-
tas ponen en- duda ell r~epublica-
nismo de los cat6licos, especial.
mente porlun. en- adici6n a las
penSiones y garantias para la
e~nsenanza religioSa en- las es :
cuelas, han obligado al gobier-
no de LerrouX a promulgar una
amnistia, la que en- abril IA, ell
tercer aniversario de la Repu-
blica, absorbera a muchos de los
mas peligrosos enemigos del
nuevo regimen.
Entire los priSioneros politi :
COS y d~esterrados que Sc benefit
ciaran con Ia amnistia, hay dos
exministros de la dictadura de
Primo de Rivera y dos genera
les que fuerOn declaradoo cul-
pables de dirigir la rebellion mi
litar contra ell nuevo regimen
Esta espiritual resurrection
puede l~6gicamente s~ignificar
que las masas espanolas, en- 10
profUndo de su corazon, Sc man
tienen leales a las tradiciones de
Ia monarquia, como leales 10
son a la fe de los soldados que
trataron de cumplir ell sueno de
Felipe II, de fundar un imperio
cat6lico.
La prensa socialista no ocul-
ia su alarma al comentar las
fiestas de la Semana Santa &1
Sevilla, y hace la ir6nica obser-
vaci6n de que ell fervor religio-
so del proletariado Y la apasio-
NADIA devotion a las corridas de
toros aparentemente no han dis
minuido en- los pasados Glen
amos.
La mayor parte de los tore
ros profesionales pertenecen a
una de las 40 cofradias cat6li-
cas- de Sevilla, y algunos de ellos
han regalado valiosos altares.
Otros con frecuencia hacen do
natives a los fondos de protec-
ci6n de las cofradias.
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
LA SEMANA SANTA Y SU
lNFLUENCIA EN- Ell REGIMEN


Seviha, Abril 4.-La vuelta
de la famosa Semana Santa de
Sevilla, parece haber traido con
ella la ola de reaction tan tent
da por los marxistas e~spanoles,
que consideran la religion Co
mo ell opio de las masas."
Mientras los socialistas y sus
aliados del ala izquierda domi-
naban ell gobierno republican,,
las procesiones fueron prohibi-
das por ell tenor de que pudie-
ran dar lugar a motines. La Sc
paracion de la Iglesia y ell Esta-
do Sc proclamo cast simultanea-
mente con ell advenimiento del
nuevo regimen.
Ell amargo anticlericalismO
del ala ~izquierda Sc expreso en-
extremes y fueron prohibidos Q
abolidas muchas de las fiestas
legales, en- honor de los mas pro
minentes Santos Espanoles.
Pero ahora es evidente que es
ia campana antireligiosa Sc ha-
llaba destinada a desaparecer,
pues ell partido Conservation Ca
t6lico conquist6 ell mayor hume
70 de actas en- ell pasado noviem
bre, cuando ell gobierno de IL
quierda fue obligado a efectuar
elecciones nacionales.
Porque la vida del gabinete
Lerroux, que es de minoria de
centre, depende del apoyo cato
leo, pensiones a los clerigos van
a ser aprobadas en- ell parliament
to, reemplazando asi a los suel-
dos que la monarquia les paga-
ba.
Otra finalidad socialista, la
completa elimination de la MS
truccion religiosa y la %sustitu-
ci6n de esta por la ensenanza
laica obligatoria, ha sido puesta
a un lado desde que los catolicos
han subido "casi al poder," apo
yando a Lerroux.
Cuando las Cortes recesar0n,
ell pasado microbes, Pita Rome
70, ell ministro de estado, anun-
clio que esperaba salir para Ro-
ma dentro de pocos dlas a nego-
ciar un Concordato con ell Vati-
cano, y que 81 Sc quedaba ALI co
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
MARTINEZ BARRIO EXPLI-
CA SU SEPARATION DE
LERROUX

Madrid, abril 4.-En un ban
quote veriticado en- Sevilla, ell
eprimer minlstro Martinez Ba-
rrio explic6 los motives de su
separation del gabinete presi-
dido por Don Alexandra Lee
rroux.
"Yo espero que la posici6n de
la minoria radica lse aclare en-
la convention que en- esta soma
ma Sc verificara.
Soy partldario de una am
plia polftica de izquierdas, mas
sin alianza con los socialistas.
La convention del partido
es la 1nica que puede determi-
mar 81 mi actitud es incOmpati-
Bile con los principles,
"Mantengo mi conducta, con
trario a toda fusion 0 entendi.
miento con los socialistas 0 los
grupo SIDE derecha."
LA Constitution debe revis-
sarse, a Ia mayor brevedad po-
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
CARLOS MANUEL DE LA
CRUZ PRESIDENTE DEL
CONSEJO DE ESTADO

Habana, abril 4.-El prnsi-
dente Mendieta anunci6 hoy Ia
selection de Carlos Manuel de
la Cruz para p~residente del con-
sejo de estado.
La mission del ~consejo sera
tacOnsejar al Presidente sobre
hsuntos legislativos, pudiendo
discutir nuevas leyes y presen-
tarlas para aprobaci6n.
Formara ell consejo un Cole
gio Electoral, en- conjunction
con ell gabinete, para designar
I'm nuevo presidente en- case de
renuncia o muerte del actual.
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
LA REBAJA DEL PREC1O
DE LAS CEDULAS

Madrid, Abril 3.-Por I'm de-
creto del ministerio de la gober-
naci6n Sc rebajan los tipos de
tarifa que senala ell Art. 27 del
estatuto provincial, en- sus cla-
ses IL, 13, IA, Is y 16 de la ta-
rita primera.
"Transitoriamente y durante
ell plazo de IN mes los c%ontribu-
yentes en- descubierto por amos
anteriores, comprendidos en- las
clases mencionadas, podran sa-
tisfacer ell impuesto con identi.
ca rebaja, Y con exception de
todo recargo y penalidad, que Sc
entendera restablecida 81, expi-
rado ell plazo que Sc concede, no
lutheran obtenido las cedulas
correspondientes.'
"En ell pllzo improrrogable
de Is dias todas las diputacio-
mes provinciales y cabildos in
sulares comunicaran al ministe
rio de la gobernaci6n ell impor-
tie aproximado de la bonifica =
ci6n a que Sc refiere ell artl ne
primero, acompanando f6rmu4
de compensation de dicha reba-
ia"
LAS clases a que afecta la re
baja son las siguientes: Rentas
de trabajo de 1901 a $500 Pc
setas, 1875 pesetas Ia corrien-
tie, de solteria. 24.38; rentas de
2,001 a $500 pesetas, 11.25 la
corriente, 14,06 la de s~olteria
desde 1901 a 1000, 1925 la CO.
rriente, 1921 la de solteria des
de ISL a 1850, 5.63 la corrien-
te, sos la de solterfa, y hasta
$50, 2.25 la eorriente y 30 la
de solteria-"
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
PROPUESTO UN TERRENO
PARA PARQUE EN- SEMI
MOLE HEIGHTS

Ell alcalde Chancey remiti6 a.
yer una carta al ayuntamiento
dando cuenta de que el ST.. W.
F. Ferman ofrece en- venta, pol
la suma de $4,000, un terreno
de diez acres situado en- la es-
quina de Central Y Osborne
junto al Institute Hillsbor2ugh
Y la escuela de preparatoria Ne
mortal.
Dice ell Sr. Fefman Que Sc
compromise a aceptar bonos en-
pago por ell valor del terreno.
Mr.. Chancey recomienda en-
su carta la necesidad de que Sc
auments ell nGmero de parques
en- provecho de todos les ciuda,
danos y particularmente de los
ninOs.
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
rs TELEFONOS NO FUN
ClONAN

Habana, abril 4.-La comu.
ncacion telefonica qued6 corta
da aver con ell campamento de
Cplumbia, dejando de funcio-
mar los automaticos.
Tn alto empieado de la tele.
tGlica, ell Sr. Hart, aconseja a.
gonlerno trate con mano dura a
los hombres en- huelga.
Hart es uno de los directores
teclicos de la Empresa Y cree
que ha llegado ell momento de
que Sc utilize la violencia con
ira los obreros.
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
LA SECRETARIA DEL IRA
BAJO ACTUARA EN- Ell
CONFLICTO DE LA TELE-
FONICA

Habana, abril 4.-Si los di-
rectores y empleados de la COM
pania telef6nica no llegan in
mediatamente a un acuerdo, la
Secretaria del trabajo actuara
en- Ell conflicto.
Ell DR.. Rodolfo Mendez Peha-
te, ell secretario, preentara dos
proyectos en- ell consejo senala-
do para hoy, redactado uno de
ellos en- ell sentido de regular los
derechos de los gremios y sindi,
catos.
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
LOS MENOCALISTAS Sc RE
TIRARON DEL CONSEJO
DE SECTORES

Habana, abril 4.-Por incon-
formidad con ell numero de al
caldias que Sc les guerra conce-
der, los menocalistas Sc han re-
tirado del ~consejo de sectores.
A pesar de la retirada del Dr..
MARTINEZ Fraga, que represen-
taba a los menocalistas, ell con-
sejo continua deliberando, en-
espera de instrucciones del pre-
sidente Mendieta.
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
HUELGA ~REVOLUCIONA-
RIA EN-

Madrid, abril 4.-Otra huel-
ga general revolucionaria fue
declarada anoche por los sindi-
calistas y s'cialistas, afectan-
do ahora ell m~ovimiento a tea
tros, cinemat6grafos e impreso-
res.
Protestan los obreros de que
hayan sido despedidos los en-
pleados de las companies de
omnibus, a causa de la pasada
huelga.
Extraordinarias precaucio-
mes Sc han tornado para evitar
que ocurran serios des6rdenes
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
DlNERO PARA ABONAR
LOS SUELDOS ATRASA-
DOS


Habana, abril 4.-En ell con-
Sejo de secretaries que Sc veri-
ficara hoy, ell DR.. Martinez
Saenz, secretario de hacienda,
propondra que Sc destinen $500
600 mensuales a pagan los suel-
dos atrasados de los empleados
publicos.
FL estado cubano, segun ell
secretario, adeuda a sus funcio-
narios mas de $4,000, 900, in
cluyendo sueldos de varios me-
SEES de los amos 1882 y 1888.
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
UN PRESTIDIGITADOR RO-
BADO EN- MALAGA

Malaga, Abril 4.-Cuando el
c6lebre prestidigitador Don 10
Sc Comitre entraba en- su domi.
clio de esta ciudad, cuatro in
dividuos, armados con pistola
lie exigieron ell dinero que lleva-
ba en- los bolsillos, quitandole do
cumentos y cinco mil pesetas.
A uno de los atracadores, muy
nervioso, Sc lie dispar6 ell arma
pero afortunadamente no hizo
blanco.
La gaceta., 1934-04-04

sentan como dem6cratas Y so,
cialistas desenganados de la
inutilidad de la la democracia.
Cuando hitleristas y fascis-
tas menci0nan pruebas en- con.
ira de la democracia, citan
las elecciones de algunos paises
llamados democraticOs, donde
los politicos "vivos" compran y
roban votos, haciendose elegir
a %despechO de la mayoria de
los e~lectores.
En- esta ciudad de Tampa,
y tambien en- ell condado de
Hilsborough, la democracia tie
ne muchOs enemigos y son los
falsos dem6cratas, los que con-
sienten inscripciones 'ilegales,
"relienos" Y "repetioiones"..,
Todos los autores de tram
pas en- los comicios son agentes
indirectos de Is fascistas y hit
~leristas,
FL aceite de p%almacristi, mien-
tras ell hitlerismo no llega, ru-
diera servirse, en- grandes do
sis, por orden de los tribunales,
a los inductores Y ejecutores
de los atracos comicialas.
La gaceta., 1934-04-04

Las empresas ferrocarri-
ieras y las de omnibus han lie
gallo a un acuerdo que proba-
blemente evitara la ruina def
niti1a de unas y otras.
Una tarifa a base de dos Ger
tavos la milla sera mantenida
por los ferrocarri,es, con la
simpatia y cooperation de los
omnibus.
GQue efecto tendra csc pac-
to en- la solicited de los obre-
ros ferroviarios de que les sean
aumentado los salaries en- un
Hace pOcas semanas los di-
rectores ahora sometidos a la
"coordinaci6n" de Mr.. Eastman
deman1aron una disminuci6n
on los salaries de 3D..
Esa ammonia, analizada de
prisa, representa-, un paso de
avance para los accionistas de
las corporaciones y para los o.
breros descontentos.
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
PRINCIPLE DE INCENDIO
EN- LA CASA DEL ALCAL.
DE

llabana, abril Am princi-
pio de incendio ocurri6 aver en-
la casa del DR.. Miguel Mariana
Gomez, alcalde de la Habana.
Las llamas Sc produjeron al
una lplancha que utili-
zaba gasolina para ser calenta-
da.
Varios muebles Sc quemaron,
pero no hubo que lamentaa les
gracias personales.
La gaceta., 1934-04-04
TRATO DE Ell
DIR. MENDEZ PENATE

Habana, Abril 4.-En muy
grave estado Sc encuentra hoy
ell DR.. Roberto Mendez Penate,
secretario de despacho en- ell
gabinete del p~residente Men
dieta, que trato de suicidarse
haciendose un disparo por la
barba.
Ell estado del herido es muy
grave. Sc lie ha hecho va una
TRANSMISSION de sangre.