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First anne. Church, Rev. H. B.
Can't, pastor-Last Sunday was
observed as Women's Day and the
services were in their charge. At
IL a. m. Mrs. Pearl White, as mis-
tress of ceremonies, directed a
program as follows: Musical sell
ections by Miss Eva Ford and the
Mesdames H. Mables and Emma
Hancock. Sermon by Mrs. Mar
garet Smith. At 8 p. m. Mrs. Bir-
die Robinson directed the follow
ing program: Musical selections by
Miss Mary Smith, Mesdames Mar
garet Malone and LeEtta King;
special selections by Mrs. Ophelia
Hall; a pageant, "Lepers" by Mrs.
Howard Brown and Miss Pauline
White; address by Mrs. william
Chandler.
The Sunday School is happy ov-
er a gift Of new song books from
Mrs. Ophelia Hall, superintendent.
Miss Evelyn Winston was award
ed a bicycle for bringing in most
money. The church is now in the
final month preceding the annual
conference and all departments are
working faithfully to raise their
financial claims. Rev. Can't urg-
es members and friends to pay
dollar money within the next two
weeks giving him time to complete
his report. Next Sunday Rev.
Can't win preach at IL a. m. and
at 8 p. m. We win be glad to have
you worship with us.
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Rev. Fisher Resigns
AT Bethesda Baptist

MINNEAPcLrs-The Rev. I. H.
Fisher for five years pastor Of Be
thesda Baptist Church startled his
congregation Sunday morning by
reading to them his resignation to
become the pastor Of the First
Baptist Church with the largest
congregation IN Kansas City. K1ns.
Rev. Fisher has the distinction CT
having conducted more funerals,
performed more wedding ceremon-
les, and baptized more persons
than any other minister in the city
during his ministry here.
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Legal Notices
cLARENcE 3. ANDERSON

sol Mcdowell Bldg.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT of
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
for KING COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF ESTELLE SLATER
JACKSON, Deceased.
IN PROBATE No. 59669, Not
ice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
and has qualified as the admins
traitor Of the estate of Estelle Sla-
ter jackson, deceased; that all per-
sons having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby required to serve
the same, duly verified, on said adj
ministrator or his attorney of re-
cord at the address below stated,
and file the same with the Clerk of
said Court, together with proof of
such service within six months af-
ter the date of first publication of
this notice or the same will be bar
red.
Date Of first publication July 10,
1884. Donald Gatewood, Admins
traitor Of said Estate, Address sol
MCDOWELL Building.
Clarence r. Anderson, Attorney
for Estate, 5O1 Mcdowell Building,
Seattle. Wash.
First 7-19-34; Last 1924
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Grace Presbyterian Church, J..
r. Harris, pastor Sunday School,
9:44 a. m; Morning Worship, II
a. M; Evening Worship, p. m.
The pastor will preach at both SER
vicess-The Guild met last week
at the home of Mrs. Jessie Walker.
Plans were made for the annual
midsummer luncheon.-The choir
will render sacred concert on the
night of Sunday, August 3.
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1 SERVICESFOR
BISHOP BROOKS
HELDLAST WEEK

BALTIMORE, Md.-Four funer-
al services were held for Bishop
W. Sampson Brooks, outstanding
leader Of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church who died of ste
mach trouble in San Antonio, Tex
as, on Sunday Of last week. The
first service was held In San An
tonic, the Episcopal home of the
tenth district. The services were
held in Bethel A.M.E. Church with
the Rev. ]. B. Butler officiating.
The second funeral service vas
held In st. Louis, Mo-, on Thurs
day, at the ST. Paul A.M.E. church.
The third rites were held here Gu
Sunday at Bethel A.M.E. Church.
Final rites were held Monday in
New Bedford, Mass, were inter
ment took place.
Bishop Brooks served as Bishop
in West Africa four years prior
to his assignment IN Texas.
Among the accomplishments of
the late Bishop in his clerical CO.
reer were: He bought and paid for
Bethel A.M.E. Church In Balt;-
more, Md; erected and paid for a
college in Monroeville, Liberia;
and freed the large A.M.E. Church
in st. Louis, Mo-. from debt.
Born in Calvert County, Mary
land, Bishop Brooks was reared on
a farm and attended the public
schools in Fredericktown. He en-
tered the Centenary Biblical Insti-
tute (now Morgan college) in 1885
and was graduated In 1892.
He began his career as a minis
ter In the A.M.E. Church in MINI
eapolis, MINI, and built two chur-
ches in that city-St. James and
st. Peters. In 1895 he toured the
British Isles. Norway, Sweden, and
learned the Swedish language.
On his return to America he
published a book, what A Black
Man Saw In A White Mans Coun-
try" He was ordained an elder
by Bishop Alexander w. Wayman
in Keoluk, Iowa, the same year
and married Susan Williams, Of
Glencoe, I'll.
While at st. Stephens Church
in Chicago he was sent as dele
gate to the Worlds Fourth Sum
day School Convention In Jerusa-
lem representing the African Me-
thodist Episcopal Church. On his
return from this trip he wrote an
other book, Footprints of Black
Man"
Surviving Bishop Brooks is his
widow, Mrs. Brooks, who is hon
orary president of the National AS
ISOLATION of Colored Women. She
is also president of the Northeast
ern Federation of Women's Clubs,
which has a membership of 10000
women from Maine to Washington
d. G. She was the founder of the
Old Folks Home in New Bedford,
Mass, which has accommodations
for white and colored inmates, ami
was teacher in the New Bedford
public schools for more than 30
years.
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GEORGIA LEADS
STORES OWNED
BY COLORED

WASHINGTON Georgia leaes
the nation Ia the number of stores
operated by colored persons. 2.09e,
but Texas is first In the number Of
full-time employees, 999, and the
amount of net sales, s6,6S3, 701. ac-
cording to q survey made by the
United States census bureau In
1929, just made public.
Pennsylvania is a close second
in amount of net sales, s6,519. 1855;
Illinois is third with a little less,
$6,Ss6,323. Although third in the
amount Of sales, Illinois ranks first
in the totGl amount, $602.70s paid
to 686 employees, or an average Of
approximately $1,000 annually to
each employee. Texas pays its
employees, $3.50, 974, or approxi-
mately 5000 annually, nearly one
half less per employee than what
Illinois pays. Pennsylvania pays
$599,513 to $50 employees.
The total number of stores in
the United States was given as
25,7O1, with annual net sales Of
$1O1, 146,043.
OF ten classifications, food stores
led in number, 1O,755, with $780,
662, 528, annual sales.
Restaurants were in second
place, 1918, with sales of $21, $780,
1913.
Retail stores were third In nura-
her, 1896. with sales. $21, los, $780,
The 1879 stores in the automo-
tive group did an annual business
Of 1898. 1876.
General food and dry goods
stores numbered 761, with $4,s2s,-
700 sales.
General merchandise stores num-
bered 12s, with annual sales of
$979. 799.
Stores in the apparel group were
given at 497, with annual business
of $2,027,9 17.
Furniture and household goods
stores numbered 149, with sales of
$1,16O,120.
Stores in the lumber and build
ing group numbered 90, with sales
of 81, 26S,024
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Inter-Marriage Is Classified
AS Low Sex Relationship =

toned, much less prohibited. The
movie code, however, placed it in
a class with rape, sex perversion,
adultery and indecent exposure. Il
the Legion of Decency is support
ing this code, then it is supporting
at least one section which repres-
eats the acme of indecency and a
dire insult to the members of the
darker groups against which it is
aimed.
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HOUSE FOR SALE

FOR SALE Two story house in
1000 Block ON 2srd Ave. Has two
flats Of Q rooms. Modern. Al
ways rented. Priced at a bar
gain for quick sale. win arrange
satisfactory terms. Phone Elliot
sofa 10
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LODGE DIREcToRY

HARMONY LODGE NO. ?. =. q
a. NJ Seattle, Wash. Meets End
and 4th Monday nights at Mas
onic Hall. 21st and jefferson st.
J. H. Lee. w. NJ. $40 2Ist Ave.
Phone East GAL; j. T. Sawyer,
secretary, 1112 25th Ave. Phone
Prospect 20s3. 1-1-S4
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Continued from Page one)

pictures.
IS. Children's sex organs are me-
yer to be exposed"
It appears that the movie indus
try, with the support of those VINO
helped formulate the code, is add
ing to the Ten Commandments,
which specifically prohibited GER
tain sex Relationships. Nowhere,
however, was contfct between peo-
pies Of various groups even men
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ZOE SALE

FOR SALE, Bargain, Fine Apart
ment sites o0x120 It.. SOC 17th
Ave. North. Best corner on Cap
itol Hill. Close to stores and be-
tween two car lines. win sell
houses separate. Telephone East
1884, (4-19l
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Anthology Includes
Young Poets Work

NEW YORK (ANP) American
Lyric Poetry, an anthology Of A
merican poets, was off the press
Monday, including two pages of
poetry from Herman ]. d. Car !,
author Of the Scottsboro Blues and
graduate Of Fisk University.
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BROOM FLAT

FOR RENT, Very desirable 5-room
upper fiat at 1889 2srd Ave.
Newly renovated and decorated.
Rent SIS. Telephone Eliot SOFA.
(4-19l
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s-RooM HOUSE

FOR RENT-S12. Groom house
at 1924 Atlantic Street. Modern.
Has garage. large yard and gar
den plot Call at house IN rear.
(e-14l
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Making mistakes is a sorry bu-
siness and it doesn't even pay ex-
penses.
How can immortality interest a
person who doesn't know how to
use thiryt minutes profitably?
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FOR RENT $3.50. Five, clean,
well furnished rooms, combiua-
ton range, garage. 1929 25th
AVA (7-1el
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FOR RENT Partly furnished 4
room flat. Large rooms. fur
mace and garage. SIS. H. Blum
stein, 260s E. Madison. (5-s1)
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On July 6, 1854. the Constitution
Of Maryland was amenied, abcl-
ishing slavery in that state.
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CLASSIFIEDADS


FURNISHED APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Neatly furnished a.
partments, 8 rooms and bath,
hot water day and night, te.e-
phone service. garage. Very rea-
sonable rent. Hazelworth Apart
ments. 1924 e. Spruce. Phore
East s363. fs-21
FLAT FOR RENT
FOR RHNr Broom upper flat,
newly cleaned and decorated.
Low rent. 1889 23rd Ave. Phone
Eliot 5074. 1877
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FURNISHED COTTAGE

FOR RENT-Furnished 4-room
cottage at $50, 24th ave. N. We
~ reasonable. Phone East 075o.
(7-19l
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knights are cordially welcome. L..
J. Conway, G. c., 100 22nd Ave. N,
East $3.50; e. E. spearman. X. r.
s., 1894 18th Ave. N. W., sU. 1858.
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Puget Sound Lodge
NO. f0s, !. 3. p. o.
EIks Of World, Seat
tie Meets LIST and
Bird Monday nights
at 8 o'clock. Chand-
, 1934-12-20
Sc PERDIO I'm
CICANTESC0
AEREOPLANO

CAIRO. Egipto, Die. 20. -Rl& FL
gigantesco avion Holandes Uni
vers" que salio de Amsterdam con
rumbo a Batavia. en- la isla de Java,
tratando establecer I'm nuevo record
de vuelo y por mas de ounce
horas no Sc habia tenido reportes de
Ell.
Sc abrigaban temores acerca del
avion. pues anoche hubo n fuer-
te tormenta en- la region del deSier-
10 de Arabia, que Sc %encuentra en-
la ruta que debia de seguir Ell a.
WON.
DespachoS de Baghdad decian que
sc habia ordenado que AUTOMOBILES
blindados Y aviones saliesen a bus
car ell gigantesco aparato. Oficiales
de Ia line Serea dijeron que cream
que Ell aereonave Sc encontraba a
salvo en- alguna region"
FL gigantesco avion. llamado Ell
Hotel del Aire". gano IA carrera
aerea de Melbourne a Inglaterra re-
cientemente. Sc hizo al aire de esta
ciudad anoche. despues de una bre-
We estancia para cargar combustible.
Llevaoa dos photos. un operator
de radio. un mecanico v tres pasa-
jeroS.
, 1934-12-20
z MUERT0S, S|ETE
HER|DOS FL JUEvES
La Cuardia Nacional y Ell Populacho De La
Ciudad de Shelbyville, Tenn, Tuvieron
Un E~ncuentro en- Esa Poblacion

dar u nombres. fueron curados de
heridas memories.
e DR.. Morton, Superitendente
del hospital. dice que Lawes y Free
man fueron tan sacramento heridos
que cree que no les sera possible
vivir.
Los diSturvioS sc efectuaron cerca
de medic dia. El populacho tenaz-
mente firme en- Su objective, baio
los canones de las carabinaS de los
guardiaS, hicieron tres diStintoS
ataqueS en- un esfuerzo para captu-
rar la casa de cortes ! a~poderarse
del negro.
Sc comenzo a formar como a las
Q a. N, cuando Harris fue al jurado
en- Ia corte del diStrito. con Ell Juez
I l. Coleman presidiendo.
En- csc tempo los gLardias esta-
ban eStacionadoS en- Ell exterior del
edificio. Algunos comhates esparo-
dicoS. la mayor parte con piedras
y bombaS de gases, sc efectuaron
xdurante Ia manana.
Los pasoS preliminares de la cor
te, para uevar a Harris al jurado sc
llevaban a cabo. Sin embargo a las
dos de Ia tarde, con Ell jurado COM
pleto. ell Juez Coleman ordeno un
receso de una bora.
Cuarenta minutes deSpueS, Sc CO.
memo otro aSalto. En- eSta OCCASION
Ia multitud lego hasta los corredo-
res. Un hombre que sc encontraba
en- la avanzada del frente, tomo una
peSada banca y arremetio contra
las puertaS. Las tropas abrieron, con
piStolas automaticaS de calibre AS
y con escopetas cortaS en- un en-
cuentro cara q cara.
Un hombre que despues sc identi-
fico como Pat Lawes, fue herido en-
Ia cabeza. v cayo a ocho pies abajo
del corredor. Sobre Ell piSo de con-
creto. Cuando ell fuego sc generali-
zaba. los hombres de la multitud
sc deJaron caer al suelo.
A las tres de Ia tarde Ell receSo
de Ia corte termino, Y ei Juez Cole
man declare el juicio deshecho, y
ncenci6 al jurado.
"El jefe de estado mayor me di-
20 que eStaba capacitado para do
minar Ia Situacion, para que Sc We
rificara el jurado. pero que era po-
Sible que reSultaran mas personals
muertas, probablemente unos Glen
mas" dijo ell Juez POGO deSpues.
lie die que no guerra que ocu-
rriera ESQ. y que por 10 tanto, de-
clararfa sin efecto ell jurado. con
Ell fin de evitar mas derramamiento
de Sangre."
Durante los ataques de la multi
tud, permanecio en- su lugar. mo me
sentia muy comfortable" expreso,
"pero tenia que permanecer en- CAL
ma y todoS esperaban que tuviera
calma."
"Durante los primeros deSordenes"
relate. lie die a la genie que Sc en-
contraba en- Ia sala de Ia corte,
que sc trataba de una celebration
de In navidad, y que no era question
de exitarse."
Con Ia diSolucion del jurado or
denada por Ell juez. los guardiaS Wis
tieron a Harris con Sobretodo mi
litar. polainaS y cachucha. v le pu-
sieron una mascara contra los ga
ses. 10 condujeron al automovil del
Adj. Gen. j. II. Ballew que Sc en-
contraba esperandolos V comenza-
ron Ia caminata hacia Nashville,
antes de que Ell populacho pudiera
a~tacarlos.
, 1934-12-20

RECIBIO Una
AMENAzADE
PLACIO

LOS ANGELES, California. Die.
2oAPp-Un Millionaire residente de
Beverly Hills. estaba bien custodia-
do hoy. contra otro atentado do
plagio.
e Millionaire aludido, William =.
Gettle, eS la persona a quien Sc
cuida, que fue victima dc un plagio
Ell mes de mayo del presente aho.
Las a~utoridadeS d~eclararon ano-
che que habian puesto una guardia
especial en- Ia casa del citado senior.
porque habia recibido algunas car
taS, muy NAL escritas, en- las cuales
Sc lie amenazaba asi como q MEM
bros de su familia- Las cartas lie
garon por correo de Long Beach,
California.
Una de las cartas decia que sc
pagaSe una cierta Suma de dinero
a una mujer que seria descrita, en-
una carta que lie enviarian pero Ia
cual no ha llegado.
Embellishments deSpues de haber
leido Ia carta. Gettle do avtso g In
policia, d~iciendoles que tenia miedo
que Sc perjudicara a I'll o a MEM
bros de SUI familia, o de ser plagia-
dos.
La Policia inmediatamente puso
una guardia al derredor de su resi-
dencia en- Beverly Hills. v en- Ia casa
de campo que tiene en- las cercanias
de esa ciudad. y de Ia cual fue
plagiado en- la primavera. Tres
miembros de Ia banda que plagio q
Gettle. Sc encuentran sufriendo
condemns de PRISON perpetua. en- Ia
penitenciarfa de San Quintin. Fue-
ron aprehendidos cinco diaS despu6s
de que Gettle fue plagiado.
, 1934-12-20
s. AMERICA
HABRANUEVA
LINEA AEREA

AMSTERDAM. Die. 2o.-E1- Et
avion Comercial Holandes snip ".
10" en- viaJe de "~acarreto." lego a
su hangar. ell cual We encuentra N
treinta millas de Paramaribo en- In
Guyana Holandesa en- Sur Ame-
RIGA. n las siete v cuarenta y cinco
minutes de In mahana de hoy.
e avion. sc guio per senales de
radio. las cuales lie envio un sub
marina que Sc encontraba estacic-
nado en- Ia mitad del oceano Attain
tico del Sur. IL avi6n recorrio una
distancia de dos mil doscientas Gin
cuenta millas, a traves del Attain
tico del Sur. Saliendo de las Islas
Verdes hacia Paramaribo.
III avi0n ira de ALI m Cumarobo.
Venezuela a inaugurar IN servicio
de carga y paSajeroS entire esa ciu-
dad v Willemstadt. Curacao, EN- las
posesiones de Holando en- ell Oeste.
La nueva Inca Aerea es ell primer
intento que hace Holanda, de esta-
blecer un Servicio de pasaeIros "
express aereo en- Sur America.
Los aviadores que hicieron Ell re-
corrido. Salieron de Amsterdam. ell
diA is de diciembre. Son los Photos
Hondon, v Van Balloon. v el operator
de radio Van Der Molen. y Ell Me-
CAMEO Sotlk.
, 1934-12-20
Estadistica

Las siguenteS licencias matrimo-
males fueron expedidas por Ia Off
Gina de la Corte del Condado de
Cameron hoy:
Felipe Moreno y Olivia Gonzalez.
George Wilritch y Rose Lee Por-
ter.
Luz Avila y Trinidad Lasos.
Thomas Eugene Anderson y Ruth
Edith Lind.
Juan Gaona Y Rosa Sauceda.
Thomas Edward Morris y Mrs. &.
L. Thacker.
No Sc inscribIeron causas en- In
Corte Criminal del Distrito.
No sc inscribieron cauSas en- Ia
Corte Civil del Distrito.
No Sc inscribieron causas On In
Corte Criminal del Condado-
, 1934-12-20
Una Carrera Aerea
Con Santa Claus

EASTON. Md, Die. 20.-tP-Lle-
vando un cachorro de Siete meses dc
edad destinado para servir como an
regalo de navidad. Ia Senorita Ka-
trina Canning sali6 del aeropuerto
hoy en- un aeroplano de cabina para
un viaje de dos dias.
La carrera con Santa Claus so
desarroll6 cuando Albanus Phillips.
prominente empacador de Cam
bridge. Md, supo hace algunos dias
que ST. amigo G. w. Wilson. veterano
cazador de Abilene. Texas, estaba
apesarado por Ia muerte de su perro
f~avorito. de raza irlandesa.
II Coronel Phillips compr6 un
perro de raza irlandeSa, Red Cloud
burst. de Ia famosa cria de st.
Cloud de la raza Cloudburst, pero
supo que no lie era possible hacer
llegar ell cachorro N su amigo m
tempo. por correo o por express.
La sehorita Canning. acompanada
por Malcolm Hathaway. presidents
de In Chesapeake Air Ferries. cue
esperaba hacer paradas en- Rich
moni, Charlotte. Atlanta. Birming-
ham. New Orleans, Dallas v Hous-
ton, antes de llegar a Abilene ell
Sabado por Ia mahana.
, 1934-12-20
No Causaron Ningun
Dano Las Escarchas

La pequeha escarcha que cayo en-
esta parte del Vale ell martes en-
Ia noche fue muy ligera para eau
sar algun daho, segun Ia opinion
general de los agricultores de We
getales expreSada Ell jueves en- In
mahana.
Con la temperature en- los cua-
renta y cinco grades en- esta ciuded
81 reporto que no hubo formation
de escarchs v los agricultores de
las tierras expuestas 6icer que no
hubo hielo durante la noche. e Va
lie mas ala de Harlineen, sin en-
barge, Sc re%portaron ligeroe traSos
de escarcha. Harlingen reporto una
temperature de Al, con llgeras hue
las de eScarcha. Mission dice cue
Ia temperature fue de IS y cue no
hubo hielo. Mercedes reporto una
temperature de Al. con lijera es-
GARCIA v Raymondville reporto 80
sin helada.
, 1934-12-20
Temporal Sensation
Por I'm Articulo

TOKYO, Die. 20.-FD-UnA SEN
sacion temporal resulto en- los circu-
los diplomAticos hoy. motivada por In
circulation del serviclo Ingles. de I'm
agencia de noticias Rengo CJapone-
sal. de un articulo que decia que Ia
politica de In administration del
Presidente Roosevelt era solamente
In de un bluff.
Fl ~articulo. controversial de carac-
ter. trataba de probar que los Esta-
dos Unidos no estarian posibilitados
para construir mas barcos que ell
Japon. 81 Sc efectuaba una compe-
tencia naval. n In termination del
TrAtado de Washington.
III PERSONAL naval Japones, decia
Ia continuation del a~rticulo. es SUI
perior MI Americana en- moral " O.
fuerzo.
Los oficiaies de In Agencia Rem
60. sin embargo. negaron a acep-
tar I'm responSabilidRd Sobre Los
puntos mencionados en- el articulo.
explicendo que venian de un critico
naval anonimo no id~entificable, o
quien In traducci6n inglesa erro-
neamente re le divide atribuirselas.
, 1934-12-20
Sc Espera Conocer
La Actitud J~aponesa

WASHINGTON, Die. 20.-R-
IL Se~cretario Hull INDIGO hoy que
los Estados UnidoS sc proponian es-
perar a que ell Japon hiciera la de-
nuncia formal del rratado de limi-
tacion naval de Washington. antes
de hacer futures planes.
Reafirmando Ia politica de acti-
tud de espera- diio ell Secretario
Hull que los reportes ~publicados de
que Los Estados Unidos estaban
considerable proponer un convneio
caballeroSo a In Gran BretahA " MI
Jap0n, ~concerniente N destruir ar
mamentos navales durante los ST.
guientes dos amos estaba sin fun-
damento. Dice que los Estados Uni
dos no tienen tai proposito en- con-
sideracion.
Fl Tratado de Londres expira ~
tomRticamente el 81 de- diciembrs
de 1885.
FL Secretario Hull decline comen-
tar Ia termination de las plAticas
navRles de LondreA.
, 1934-12-20
Compromise De Un
Principe Esparol

ROMA, Die. 20-Pt-El cortejo
de tres meses termino hoy con Ell
compromise matrimonial del Prin-
cipe Jaime. segundo hijo del antique
Rey Alfonso de Espaha. y Emanue-
Ia De Dampierre. hermosa mucha-
cha de 20 amos de edad. y pertene-
c.ente a In nobleSa italiana-
Doha Emanuela es Ia hija del
antique Visconde Roger de Dam
pierre v de dona Vittoria Ryspoli di
Poggio SuaSa. Su abuela era ame-
ricana-
FL Principe Jaime. mudo y sordo
de nacimiento. renuncio su derecho
de succession del trono por esa ano-
malta. Al presente cuenta rs amos
de edad.
, 1934-12-20
MASTROPASA
LAESCENADE
DESORDENES

SHELBYVILLE. Tenn, Die. 30
R%Seicientos hombres de In Guar
dia Nacional Ilegaron hcy nj pueblo
despues de los desordenes de las
ultimas "A horas. en- los cuales In
casa de cortes fue quemada v dos
hombres muertos en- IN conflicto
de razas.
Las tropas fueron ordenadas por
Ell Gobernador Hill McAllister. des-
pues de que las multitudes 81 en-
furecieron aver. en- IA escena &c
I'm linchamiento. que trataban de
llevar q cabo.
I'll jurado del negro cuya causa
Sc efectuaba acusAndolo de violar q
una muchacha de raza blanca, sc
vio interrumpido repentinamente.
cuando ell grupo enfurecido Lego q
In casa de cortes.
Cuando sc lie pregunto 81 declara-
ria Ia ley marcial. Ell jefe del estado
mayor j. III. Ballen replica: NADIA
de este. Tenemos 500 hanbres aqui
y vamos q YER como sigue Ia situa-
cion, antes de hacer planes"