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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-03
Bus Romance on View

1T Happened One Night" is now
on view at the Circle theater. in
PRODUCING for the first time the
latest romantic team Of Hollywood.
Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert.
The picture was directed by Frank
Capra, who produced Lady for
Day" some months ago.
The supporting cast includes
Falter Connolly, Roscoe Harms.
Ward Bond, Allen Hale and Blanche
Frederick.
Clark Gable is cast as the adj
venturOus newspaper man who has
just told his boss where to go, over
long distance telephone, and re-
versed the charges.
AS a result, the boss murmurs
He isn't with us any more" and
Gable starts trying to get back to
New York from Miami, the scene
of the telephoning
Claudette Colbert is cast as the
daughter of a very rich man who
has locked her in the library Of his
palatial boat because she married
a fellow he didn't like.
And just to get even and away
from it all, pretty, petulant Clau~
dette dives into the surf and dis
appears beneath the waves only to
show up at the bus station, where
she meets Gable and they start their
long trek back to New York to-
gether. but not without their diff
ferences.
The two meet rather inauspi-
ciOusly, on a bus leaving Miami.
Gable notes with growing concern
the girls apparent helplessness and
takes her under his wing Missing
the bus on a stopover, they decide
to hitch-hike on to the big city.
Their adventures from this point
provide the rest of the story.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-03
Legion Added to "Now I'll Tell"

Drue Legion, heretofore known on
the American stage as Freye Leigh,
has arrived in Hollywood under
contract to Fox, and will appear in
an important role in Now I'll Tell"
from the story by Mrs. Arnold Roth
stein. Spencer Tracy and Alice
Faye will be starred in the picture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-03
Bottoms Up Revue Is
Featured on Lyric Stage
The Poor Rich Starring Edward Everett Horton and
Edna May Oliver, Is Screen Attraction.

the week the the stage musical
standard headline attraction vaudeville.
UnverSals Rich which
chief
repeal revue 1t of
vaudeville with
the chief fun dispenser aided by the other three Caons
Calls of
Dolly Bell aCrobac dancer:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-03

Chateau Lido night club is re-
opening tonight with Gene
Woods orchestra and Jimmie
Fisher, vocalist, acting as master
of ceremonies.
This supper club has been COM
pletely renovated and remodeled.
They are presenting three COM
plete floor shows each Saturday
night and supper dancing
throughout the week.
Evening star., 1934-10-14

Maj. and Mrs. Henry Leonard will
Evening star., 1934-10-14
Secretary of War "a
Is Away From City
4 On Midwest Trip

CONTINUED From First Page.)
Evening star., 1934-10-14
Hollywood Lures Debs"
For Tacky Ball Saturday

II Saw Stars" the theme song fol-
the tacky ball to be given on Satur-
day will be most appropriate. as Hol-
lywood is being transplanted for one
night to the garden of the Mayf1ower
when the debutantes of this season
the girls on the shelf" and a few
of next seasons debutantes will i'm
personate their favorite movie Stars OF
dress "tacky" as they prefer.
A jungle rhythm orchestra will play
from 10 until 3 am. Three prizes
will be awarded, one for the most
beautiful costume, and one each to the
man and woman wearing the most
amusing costume. Supper will be
served at midnight.
Miss Mary Senate Howes, Miss Betty
Bette Hartz, Miss Katherine Friant
and Miss Betty Cremen, who have
been dubbed the four little women,
will impersonate these characters al
the party.
Miss Louise Waller is coming as
Janet Gaynor. Miss Margaret Nc
Mullen as Kay Francis, Miss Anr
Potts as Claudette Colbert, Miss Fran
ceS Simpson as Marlene DIETRICH, Miss
Betty Simpson as Ruby Keeler. Miss
Lucille Elliott as Shirley Temple.
Miss Mae Harris Clarke will at
tend as an extra" and Miss Betty
Marsh will impersonate Katherine
Hepburn, Miss Peggy Motley will ap-
pear as Irene Dunno and Miss Betty
Burke as Dolores Del Rio.
May West. Greta Garbo and Joan
Crawford will also be impersonated
but the debutantes taking the part
of this trio do not want their names
announced in advance of the ball.
Evening star., 1934-10-14
Annapolis Couple to Sail
I. For Winter Stay in Italy
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. John Harrison Colhoun
Return From Canada-Mrs. Welles Guest
of Mrs Sylvanus Stokes, Jr.

The dinner was given at the King
William Hotel
After spending the Summer in New
England, Mrs. Elton w. Grenfell, has
joined Lieut.. Grenfell at Wardour,
where they are living at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip S. Morgan.
Mrs. Tardy, widow of Lieut.. Comdr.
Walter Tardy, and her daughter, Miss
Crystal Tardy, are occupying their
home on Hanover street, having
moved there from an apartment on
Prince George street.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Earn
hardt, the former who has been
abroad for the Summer, have taken
an apartment at the Cooper, on Mary
land avenue.
Lieut.. Paul R. Coloney and Mrs.
Coloney are now residing at 141 La
Fayette avenue. Lieut.. Coloney went
abroad this Summer with the mid
shipments practice cruise. Mrs.
! Coloney spent the Summer in Florida.
Mrs. Wallis Gearing, wife of Lieut..
Comdr. Wallis Gearing, and their
young daughter are spending month
at 236 Prince George street.
Comdr. and Mrs. Daniel McElduff,
who have been spending several weeks
at Carvel Hall, left Monday for Nor
folk, Va. Comdr. McElduft is at
tached to the U. S. S. Tuscaloosa,
which has been off Annapolis and
will shortly sail for BuenoS Aires.
Mrs. McElduff will follow Comdr. Nc
Elduff to South America.
Mrs. Henry Hollyday and daughter
of Easton, Md, are guests of Mrs.
Hollyday's sister-in law, Mrs. Walter
Norris, and Prof. Norris at their home
at Wardour.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. George R.
Marvell have returned to Annapolis,
and are occupying their home on
Franklin street. Admiral and Mrs.
MARVEL spent the Summer at Fall
River, Mass. and at jamestown r. I.
On Monday afternoon the officers
of the French ship d En- TrecartreauX,
which has been anchored off the navy
yard at Washington, were entertained
at the officers Club at the Naval
Academy.
Mrs. Paul E. Voinot, widow of Prof.
Voinot, who for many years was at
tached to the Naval Academy, has
been at Annapolis and was a guest
at Carvel Hall. Mrs. Voinot, who is
now making her home at Seattle,
Wash, will also visit her former home
at Petersburg, Va, before leaving for
the West.
Evening star., 1934-10-14
Local National Park
Alumnae Aids Hospital

The first meeting of the Washing
ton Chapter of the National Park
Seminary Alumnae Association, under
its new officers for this year. met at
the beautiful new country home of
Mrs. Charles NJ Thomas. in Rockville,
Md, Monday. New officers for this
year are Miss Eleanor Potts, presi-
dent: Mrs. John T. Ashton and Miss
Mary Lindsay, vice presidents: Mrs.
F. E. Haeberle, secretary, and Mrs.
lie Roy Sherman, treasurer. II was
Evening star., 1934-10-14
Social Plans Dampened
By the Assassination
Of Yugoslavia's King

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Evening star., 1934-10-14

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Bureau of Internal Revenue and Mrs.
Wright Matthews left today for Chi
cago, where Mr.. Matthews will address
the convention Of public accountants
of this country. Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
thews will return the first OF next
week.
Mr.. Maxwell K Moorhead, United
States consul general to Johannesburg,
South Africa, and Mrs. Moorhead re-
turned to the United States Wednes-
day and are at the Mayflower. While
in Europe they visited the formers
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Vermoreken,
known in literary circles as Elizabeth
Moorhead.
Mr.. Moorhead's stations during his
90 years in the foreign service have
included st. Thomas, Ontario; Bel
grade, Servia; Acapulco, Mexico; st.
John, New Brunswick; Rangoon, In
dia; Swansea, Wales; Nantes, France
and Stuttgart, Germany. He has been
in South Africa since July, 1881. He
will visit his former home in Pitts
burgh and also go to Mrs. Moorheads
home at Clifton Springs, N. Y. Their
last visit to Washington was about
six years ago.
The supervising counsel Of the It'll
CATION division of the N. R. A., Mr..
Crockett Owen, has been joined by
his daughters, Miss Craige owen and
Miss Virginia Owen, who arrived from
their home in st. Petersburg. Fla. Miss
Craige Owen will continue her studies
at George Washington University and
Miss Virginia Owen will attend Ma
tional Cathedral School.
Mr.. Owen and his daughters have
an apartment in the La Sale for the
Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Richberg Of
Kenwood, Md, are spending several
days in New York City.
Miss Reba Doughton, daughter of
Representative and Mrs. Robert l..
Doughton, who has been with them in
their home at Laurel Springs. N. c.,
returned to Washington last week and
is in their apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Mai Gen. and Mrs. Clarence C..
Williams have arrived in Washington
from Hamilton, Mass, where they
spent the Summer, and are at the
Mayfiower.
Col. G. A. Pande of New York City,
accompanied by Mrs. Pande, is at the
Willard for a short visit.
Maj. and Mrs. Henry Leonard will
Evening star., 1934-10-14

return to their Georgetown home the
middle of the week from Colorado,
where they have been through the
Summer.
Lieut.. Francis M. Hook, U. S. N, and
Mrs. Hook of Norfolk, Va, are spend
ing few days at the Martinique and
have as their guest Mrs. Hooks moth
er, Mrs. w. L. Whitehurst, also Of
Norfolk.
Lieut.. and Mrs. E. G. Mulheron are
at the Carlton over the week end.
Lieut.. Mulheron is stationed aboard
the y. S. S. Chester.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert M. Morris
have come from Norfolk and are at
the Shoreham for the week end. They
attended the foot ball game between
the Navy and Maryland University at
Annapolis yesterday.
Evening star., 1934-10-14

unanimously voted to take the Tu-
berculosis Hospital for Children at
Glenn Dale, Md, as the special
charity for this years work. The
chapter will hold a rummage sale
December II and 13. as its first effort
to raise funds for this work.. A de-
lightful tea was served following the
meeting.
TIL next meeting will be at Belle
haven Country Club, in Alexandra,
Va, November IL, with Mrs. John T.
Ashton and Mrs. Charles H. Jumper
as hostesses.
Evening star., 1934-10-14

suburbs, where the trophy will be
found, and where buffet supper will
be served.
Rev. Francis J. Kelly Of st. Pat
Evening star., 1934-10-14

rick's Church will be the guest Of the
club at supper. John L. Townshend,
chairman Of the Athletic Committee,
is in charge Of arrangements.
Evening star., 1934-10-14
TREASURE HUNT TODAY
Members of Curley Club Will
Start Event at $3.50 Pm.

Members of the Curley Club will
hold their second annual treasure
hunt" this afternoon, those desiring
to participate gathering at the Cont
mental Hotel at 2:3O o'clock. Clues
will carry the contestants to all Sec
tions of the city, terminating in the
Evening star., 1934-10-14

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there will be some thigh jinks" for
the debutanteS Of this season, most
notable and noticeable being the
"tacky" ball at the Mayfower Satur-
day night. October 20. and extending
perhaps into the Sunday school hour.
The girls, who will later figure in
Washingtons social whirl in more
formal manner, will represent Holly
wood stars. while their sisters. debu-
tantes of former years, who plan the
annual event, are preparing some be-
Wildering surprises, like a jungle
rhythm orchestra and a particularly
"tacky" supper The Halloween ball
at the Shoreham will also furnish oc-
casion for debutantes to forget the
more dignifled acts of the ball and
drawing room, and fun will reign for
the night.
The first embassy wedding in many
a day-the marriage of Fraulein Ger
fraud Luther, daughter of the AM
bassador of Germany, DR.. Hans
Luther, and Mr. Gerrit Won Haefton-
is set for October 20 at o'clock. The
ceremony will take place in the Con-
cordia Lutheran Church, where two
decades or more ago the wedding of
the young Countess Won Bernstorff,
daughter of the Count and Countess
Won Bernstorff, took place with the
prewar brilliancy distinguishing the
German Embassy of the Hohenzollern
period.
La gaceta., 1934-11-17
BLACK DISERTO SOP~E Ell
A DE LOS NEGOCIOS

st. Petersburg, Fla, Nov,
17.-Ante la convention de baa
queros de la Florida, Eugene r.
Black, gobernador del Banco de
Reserva Federal de Atlanta, ma
nifest6 ancche que Gi no ha po-
dido "encontrar la huelga del
dinero" en- ningdn sitio de la ma
ci6n. Describe I'm viaje que hi
10 por differences estados como
"oficial de contacto" entire la ad
ministraci6n y los banqueros.
Isl encontr6 algo asi como una
huelga de negccios, originada
pr Ell tenor, y asi 10 manifesto
al Presidente. Tn gran pals ri
co, pero habia hecho ST apart
ci6n el tenor. 70 no Sc como pc
lear con ESQ, porque es un nue.
vo enemigo."
La gaceta., 1934-11-17
r HA LLEGADO A UN CON
VENIO PARA TERMlNAR
LA GUERRA DEL CHACO

Ginebra, Nov. 17.-Oficial-
mente sc informa que el Conf
tie de la Liga de Naciones en-
cargado de sclucionar ell con-
flicto del Chaco ha llegado a
AIN convenio que significa ell ter
mino de la guerra entire Boil
via y ell Paraguay.
Ell convenio aparece en- uri
informe que la semana entran-
tie Sc entregara a la asamblea
especial de la Liga, llamada pa
ra actuar en- ese case.
Preside ell Comite el Sr. Osus
ky, quien ha estado trabajan-
do dia y noche en- union de sus
companeros.
La gaceta., 1934-11-17
a OBRA DEL "GUAJlRO'


FL "guaiiro' Carva;a', I'm a
Unable ciudadano de Pinar del
Rio, que viene ccoperando con
Il Comite Executive del Col
den Jubilee, en- bien de la in
austria, tiene va preparado eI
tabaco mayor del mundo y den
tro de unos dias empezara a
ooner la capa.
Hoy por la manana medimos
Il puro, puro de verdad, por-
rue TODD es material habano,
' tenia 92R pulgadas de lar
70 y cerca de un pie de. circun-
eerencia.
Varios fabricantes han visto
II cigarro y califican de ma :
gistral ell trabajo realizado.
Algunas personas aconseja-
81 al Comite Executive que hi
iera Ell tabaco de MADEIRA y 10
'utriera con capa, pero tai re
comendacion no fue aceptada.
La gaceta., 1934-11-17

juicio del ALTO funrionario, es-
i animado de los meiores de-
soos.
-TuWo Iugar Ia anunc ala
ntreyi-ta eHtre e. Oral. Memo
al y el coronel Men Iieta, pre-
Sidente provisional.
Discutieron los problemas
politiccs de la bora, pero los
dos guardaron reserva sohre 10
tratado. Crtese que sera posi-
lie lograr un entendi n;anco
entire ell menocalato y el men
dietismo, con reparto de carte
ras para Menocal y sus amigos.
-Protestanlo por ell tras,a-
to de an jefe, los obreros in
end,aron aver un taller de J.
IRA PIblicaS, Los bomheros
rcspondieron Embellishments
y %lograron eXtinguir las llamaS
Ell pocos minutes. Los dam
son de poca importancia. La
policia realiZara hoy una in
VeStigaci6n.
Una comision de Juices
suplentes visit6 al secretario de
hacienda dandole las gracias
por haber ordenado que Sc les
pagaran los sueIdos del mes de
octubre.
E gobierno de Batista to-
davia mantiene %encerradoS en-
Ell Castillo del Principe, sin eau
sa justificada, a 1913 presses pO-
liticos. Estos presses Sc declara-
ron hoy en- huelga del hambre
por hab6rseles puesto EN- su ga
lera, conocida por la Camara, a
dos presses cOmunes, espias del
alcaide. Estos presses con FREE
cuencia vejan e insultan a los
politicoS, que no quieren tener
relaci6n con ellos.
- Sc ha sjbido que la casa
del ST.. Benito Remedies, EN- la
playa de Baracoa, destruida
por I'm inccndio, no estaba ase-
gurada. Tn peri6dico do la no
ticia de que sobre la casa Sc
expedido una crecida p6-
liza.
Para verg1enza del gobier
no la Federation MGdica reve-
ID anoche que en- el asilo de de
mantay de Mazorra mas de 300
IocOs duermen en- ell suelo, p0r
no tener camas.
La gaceta., 1934-11-17
CHUNCAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Mendieta no quiere marcharse. Palabras de
I'm militar espanol. = Pinchot Y ell republicanis-
mo. La mujer y la guerra.

Mendieta quiere permanecer
en- la presidencia hasta que Sc
verifiquen nuevas alecciones.
GSera que ell coronel Batista,
su amigo y protector, no lie de-
ia marcharse?
Ell cCronel "nacion9lista" fue
a pedirle la renuncia a Grau, en-
ccmpania de Batista, Y la consi-
gui6...... porque Grau estaba
cansado de los ingratos Y del
entr metimiento milit9rista.
Ahora Graz, cue representa-
al mas ~roderoso partido de Gu
ba, le pide a Mendieta que Sc
retire, en- favor de IN cubano
apolitico, y ell 'h6roe" de Rio
Verde..... Sc MEGA a complacer-
lie.
lLlegaran a entenderse M :
nocal y don C3rlos, como Sc en-
tendieron, en- I'm dia desventu.
rad, para entregarse a los sol
dados de Gerardo, que ahora 10
son del exsargento?
La gaceta., 1934-11-17

Tn jefe del ejercito 4spanol,
de regreso de Asturias, declare
hace pCcos dias en- Madrid: "No
ha sido totalmente destruida la
fabrica de armas de Oviedo. Los
revolucionari9s quisieron volar
la, mas pusieron la carga de di-
namita en- la cubierta del edifi-
clio y solamente consigUieron que
Sc viniera abajo la techumbre y
cayera sobre las maquinas. Yo
calculo que les destrozos causa-
dos g las maquinas no llegan a
10000 pesetas. En- Trubia los
revClucionarios respetaron a los
oficiales que regian la fabrica,
gracias a la intervention de uno
de los tr5bajadores que tenia
gran confianza con los mineros.
Y las p6rdidas fueron muy po-
cas-. No he presenciado ning1n
acto de crueldad. Y las odiSeas
que he dido relatar son las natu
rales, tratand9se de genie tan
ruda como los mineros. Lo que
81 puedo afirmarle es que son
~inciertas la mayorfa de las cosas
publicadas por la Prensa de de-
rechas......
Este militar, enemigo de Ia
mentira, condena con sus pala-
bras las falsas historietas he :
chas circular por los reacciona
rios, en- su afan de presentar a
los obreros como monstruos.
La gaceta., 1934-11-17
DIFICULTADES EN- LA IN
DUSTRIA

Han surgido dificultades de
importancia en- la industrial ia
bacalera. en- los ultimoi dias.
La secretaria del trabajo
'nando a uno de sus represen-
.antes a e3ta ciudad, ell Sr.
inn, que va actuara, en- otras
ocasiones, para resolver dife-
rencias entire obreros y patro-
nos.
Interesados como estamos en-
| desenvolvimiento de la in :
dustria, creemos que una de
as condolences esenciales para
i progreso de la buena obra es
'ue cooperen, dentro de 10 ra
,,rable, los grupos de mayor
~fluencia y buena fe.
La ammonia es esenc;al y en-
,ombre de ella hablamos, pi-
'ierdo paz y cordialidad, pero
in injusticia para nadie.
La gaceta., 1934-11-17
MURIO LA IN~SPIRADORA
DE ALICIA EN- WONDER
LAND

Westerham, Inglaterra, Nov.
ia Ia edad de 81 amos dej6
de cxistir aver la Sra. Alice Lin
del Hargraves, que siendo nina
inspire a Charles Dcdgson (Le-
wis CarroID a escribir su famo
sa f ntasia alice en- Wonder
land La Sra. Hargreaves SUI
fri6 un ataque del coraz6n ha-
&c dos semanas Y no volvi6 a
recuperar por complete ell como
cimiento. FL cadaver sera incl
nerado y las cenizls sepultadas
en- Lyndhurst, antique lugar de
Residential de Alicia. La origi =
nal Alicia en- su juventud fue
una mujer graciosisima y pas6
tranquilamente su vida en- IN Iu
gar a 80 millas de LOndres.
La gaceta., 1934-11-17
La Camara de Comercio de los Estados Unidos
ofrece cooperar con ell Presidente Roosevelt

Washington, Nov, lila q
mara de concrete de los Esta-
dos Unidos eseuch6 aver un IN
forme de su comit6 de hacienda
Y tom6 ell acuerdo de cooper y
con otras organizaciones en- ia
vor de la mas rapida recupera-
ci6n y en- pro de los planes de
P~residente Roosevelt. Una me-
ci6n en- ese sentido fue presents
da por Silas H, Strawn, un eX-
La gaceta., 1934-11-17

Madrid, nov. 17.-Mucho 81
comentan dos 0rdenes del go
5ierno destituyendo de impor.
tantes mandos a los generate:
Gomez Morato y La Serna. E
primero era jefe de las fuerza.
destacadas en- Marruecos Y ..
segundo mandaba la OctaVa Di
vision.
Las clases en- la Universe
dad de Oviedo fueron reanuda-
das sin la men0r dificultad. En-
la semana proxima abrira suS
puertas ell Institute de Segynda
EnSenanZa.
-Por haber acordado Ell go
bierno que los peri6diccs publ
'quen sin censura los debates del
p rlament9, volvi6 al congreso
ell grupo Republican, Conser-
vadOr, no derechista, dirigidO
1or Don Miguel Maura. Dlcese
que los socialistas volveran tan
prCnto sean puestOs en- libertad
'os diputados presses. La mis-
ma actitud mantiene la izIuieF
da porque ell gobierno tiene en-
c9rcelados, sin mbotivo a los
Sres. Azana y Bello.
-Esta discuti6ndose en- Ell
congreso un proyecto de ley que
establece mas severas penas
por la tenencia Illegal de armas
y explosives.
Sc ha refugiado en- Fran
cia ell diputado Jose Tomaspie-
ra, de Ia Esquerra, a quien bus
caba ell gobierno como uno de
los jefes del grupo que atac6 la
base de la aviaci6n naval ell pa
sado dfa 6 de octubre.
Ell gobierno cree qre toda-
via p3saran varias semanas ar
ties de que pueda reanudarse e.
trabajo en- las minas de Astu-
rias. La situaci6n de los mine,
ros en- esa region es de extrema
miseria.
Los peri6dicos podran pu-
blicar TODD 10 que Sc olga en- eI
congreso-manifest6 ell primer
ministro Lerroux-rer0 STEM
pre- que 10 bag n de buena f6
FL periodista debe limitarse q
a cumplir, en- este case, su mi
sion informative, sin exagerar
La gaceta., 1934-11-17

I'm periGdico radical, Gel
Pl ablo", de Valencia, Espana,
dice que ''las derechas un tanto
cerriles de Catalina, las mis-
mas que en- pasadas epoc3s fue-
ron las mantenedoras del espi-
ritu separatista; los pCtentados
de Catalina a f3uieneS no agra
De una autonOmia que ellos no
g0biernen, nj un republicanis-
mo que elias no controller, quie-
rem sacar del pasado movimien-
to fracasado un pedestal para
sus 2petitos y amibiciones".
OBSCURE asi un diario de a
migCs de Lerroux.
IL ; infamantes derechas..
que aspiran a exterminar a los
s0cialistas, "comerse vivos" a
los extremists y borrar de Es-
pana TODD 10 que "huela' a libe-
ralismo y republicanismo auten
tico.
Pero ell pueblo, derrotsdo, no
ha perdido su virilidad y de pie
a%tentamente escucha Y mira de
frente a Sus adversarios.
La gaceta., 1934-11-17
Cinco Companies han solicitado permiso
para vender bebidas alcoholica:


Les comisionados del conda-
do aprobaron aver en- principal
cinco permisos para la venta de
bebidas alcoholics en- Tampa
Y en- Ybor City.
Fueron hech3s las s2licitu des
por las siguientes com anlas:
Walgreen Drug, ell gran esta-
blecimiento de la Gale de Frank
Ign: United Liquors, 1904 East
Broadway; Tampa Wholesale
Liquor Co, en- ell prescinto No
La gaceta., 1934-11-17
.Noticias Cablegraficas Condensadas de Espans

nj destacar prntos con aViesC
prop6sito.
Ell gobierno Sc MEGA a lie
Vantar ell est9do de guerra, au'
que lie fuera pedido dos vece.
en- ell parlamento, en-, la presen
te semana. Uno de los diputa
dos manifesto que la mordaza
a la prensa debe quitarse sir
mayor demora. Sostiene ell &
bierno 0ue por ahOra no proce
de levantar la ley marcial y gu
esta debe ser mantenida junt
con la censura.
-Viene combatiendo ell pro
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