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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-20
GARFIELD TEAM WINS
SOuthside Girls Splash Squad Tops
AIl-Stars, s to 0.

The Garfield girls water polo
squad swamped the Red Cross ALL
Stars, 8 to 0, at the Ellenberger
pool last night. O'Connor and La
than starred for the winners.
In girls games tonight the Rho
dius team will play at Willard park
at 7 and the Red Cross Stars will
invade Longacre at 8 o'clock.
The Longacre and Ellenberger
mems teams will tangle at L%ongacre
at $50.
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LINKSMEN COP
south Grove Defeats FortviIle Team
BY Decisive Margin.

The South Grove golf team de-
feated Fortville at the local course
Yesterday. 55t. points 10 -. with
Dave Mitchell leading the locals
with a 3.
Vaughn King Of South Grove
scored a IS. owen Cummins led
Fortville With IS. Jack Crawford.
South Grove. vas next with a 70.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-20
JAPAN E SCORE

bY IHFFfd PTeSS
TOXIC, Aug, 20.-The Imperial
university baseball team of Toxic
evened the score with Harvard uni
versity's nine here yesterday with
an 0-to-6 victory. Each team has
one win and one defeat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-20
Record CrOWd Is Expected
on Dempsey's Visit Here
Former Champ Booked to Referee Two Bouts at Perry
Stadium Thursday: Six Scraps Planned.

One of the largest turnouts of local fight fans in years is expected
at Perry stadium next Thursday night where Jack Dempsey, the famous
"Manassa Mauler," Will serve as the referee for the Hercules A. c. fstc
card.
Lloyd Garter. matchmaker, reports that boxing fans are showing
interest in the program. He reports also that several persons, both
men and women, have admitted that they are not red hot" fight FANS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-20
SOFTBALL SEMI-FINALS

The Citizens Gas and the Indi-
annapolis Democrats teams will clash
in a semi-hnal tilt of the city soft
ball tournament at the Gas Com
pany diamond tonight at 8 O'Clock.
Tomorrow night the Eli Lilly
squad and the st. Joan team will
stage the other semi-hnal contest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-20
MARKLEVILLE SIGNS PERIGO

u IWNE" NFT-NNE
MARKLEVILLE, Ind, Aug. 90
William Perigo, former cage star at
Delphi high school and Western
State Teachers college Of Kalama-
zoo, Mich, has signed as basketball
coach and athletic director OF Mar
kleville high school. township trus-
tee Walter Hayes announced.
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oUEcEMER
Death Notices

DICKFY. IVA r. TERHUNE-o 2ls4 y.
Gale ST.. entered into rest SATURDAY. II Is
2 n. age 80 years. beloved wife q John
B Dickey Jr, mother OF Robert. bvsliyn.
RAYMOND and Harold Ternunc and Mar
torie and Patricia Ann DicSey Funeral
Tuesday. HARRY W MOORE FUNERAL
PARLORS. 1850 z Michigan S.. $50
. m. Friends invited. Burial Memorial
LOTT. JOHN T.-Husoand OF Mary Z.
Lott. fathc Of Joseph. Edward. Harry.
Emmett and George Lott, died sunday
evening tn his home. AL North Arsenal
ave Funeral Wednesday. $50 at the
home. 2 a. m. Holy Cross church In
fermsnt Holy Cross cemetery. Friends
invited KIRBY SERVICE
MUTTER. CARROLL OTIS-Hushand Of
Muriel Fcrne Mutter. father OF James and
son of John Mutter. passed aHar sun
CAV evening a. mis- home. 1852 BrookSlds
ave Services ar the FLANNER & RU-
CHANAN MORTUART Wednesday 10 a..
m. Friends inyidcd. Burial at the Wesley
Chapel cemetery At Avon. FRIENDS may
call ar the mortuary
WAINSCoTT. CHARLES C.-Entered into
rest Sunday. } y. m. beloved iather OF
Mrs. LcOla Green. Harry Wainscott. and
Mrs. Marv KarreS. all Of Indianapolis
and Rue WsinScott Of Miami Fla Fu-
neral Tuesday At Dupont. Ind. 2 ?. n.
from the Methodist church Friends may
Mrs Green. llla " 36th ST.. from I
o. m. Monday until TUESDAY. II a N
Burial Dupont HARRY ". q )
FUNERAL PARLOR IN CHARGE
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warded with no less than twenty
five trout"
Well, we can't all be lucky.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-20

Old RID FASTENERS lost 10 Pioneer Tav-
ern yesterday. I 20 O. Fou hits were
ard W. PrlleF. the loser. gave up but
Evening star., 1934-12-23
Prison Millionaire
Cares Name for
Himself, in Wood
Emanuel Ledbetter,
Serring2 Years, Wins
Exhibition AWdrdS.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Calf,
December 22.-Severed from the world
and his million-dollar fortune by a
25-year prison term, Emanuel Duke H.
Ledbetter is carving a name for him.
self-in wood-behind prison walls.
Reared in England in wealth and
refinement, Ledbetter inherited es-
tates valued at more than $1,000, 900
in England, Florida and California.
Five years ago he was convicted Of
u sex charge which he contended was
ttrumped up"
Adjusting himself, Ledbetter de-
veloped his wood carving hobby. His
first work, given to the late Gov.
James Rolph, jr., was heralded as a
masterpiece. 1t depicts a stalking
tiger before it leaps on its prey.
Iedbetter has six gold medals from
the California State Fair, as well as
other exhibition awards. He also ex-
GELS in sculpturing, painting and mu-
sic. He speaks conversationally in %
languages.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
SCOUTS CELEBRATE
18TH ANNIVERSARY
Nationwide Observance Will Be
Held, With International Broad
cast as Feature.

Boy Scouts throughout the Nation
will Join in celebrating the twenty
fifth anniversary of scouting during
Scout week, February to IA.
Tentative plans are under way for
celebrating the week in various locali-
Evening star., 1934-12-23

hshed yesterday in the Federal Home
Loan Bank Review.
The article, written by H. F. Gel
1arius, secretary Of the United States
Building & Loan League, said the as
sociations have an opportunity to take
over most of the home financing Of
the country.
"The 5000 member institutions" It
added, "have line Of credit with
the Federal Home Loan Bank System
of $250, 100000. They are now using
only $87, ,000, 900 of that sum.
while the balance Of Immediately
available credit lies untouched-not
to mention the vastly greater potential
credit which the system could supply
by the sales Of bonds or debentures--
many member institutions are failing
to meet their community's legitimate
Evening star., 1934-12-23
Heritage Record Case Offered
As Christmas Gift for Nazis

1t will be obligatory for all Nazi party
members and state employees.
The Health Register is to obtain
full particulars of the holders state
of health in three sections: One from
birth to the age of 6; the second from
6 to l8, and the third for 18 to IS.
This, it is officially explained, will
insure proper medical treatment at all
times, because it reveals the complete
family history.
One novel feature of the record is
that birth is not indicated, as usual,
by star, and death by small cross,
but by ancient Germanic rune signs
signifying the upward" and down
ward" grade respectively, in human
life.
Evening star., 1934-12-23

Der, was graduated from the Harvard
Law School, studied architecture in
New York City and had lived IN WASH
ington since his marriage, In 1893.
Mrs. Bolt first came into contact
with the Northeast Boys Club many
years ago, when twas known as Noel
House. Mrs. Myron T. Whitney.
former president Of Noel House, know
ing Of the splendidly equipped shop
built up by Mr.. Bolt. called the atten-
ton Of his widow to the activity and
interest shown by the boys of the
Northeast Boys Club In carpentry
work. After careful investigation she
felt her husbands shop could be put
to no better purpose than supplying
an outlet for the energy of these
youngsters.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, December PA suitable
Christmas gift" that will help deter
mine just what each Nazi is worth
to the state was prominetly displayed
before late Christmas shoppers today.
fat leather-bound case for fam
lily records, complete with pedigree
and compartments for documents" it
is, and department stores, echoing
the Nazi emphasis on heritage, gave
it wide display.
The case also will hold the official
Health Register of which, by order
of the public health office, millions
of copies have just left the printers.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
BAND TO GIVE CONCERT

As q part Of the program arranged
by the knights Of Columbus for the
orphans Christmas party. the Holy
Comforter Boys Band will give q
concert at the National Theater at
10 am. next Thursday.
The 81 boys, under direction Of
Rev.. Joseph H. Denges, will play
Christmas carols, marches and sew
eral novelty numbers for the orphan
children O.
Evening star., 1934-12-23

ties. An international broadcast, dur
ing which messages would be sent by
scouting groups in various countries.
is among proposals for celebrating the
week.
Various demonstrations Of Scout
activities are contemplated, in addition
to programs to emphasize the prin-
ciples for which Boy Scouts stand.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
FINE WOODWORK SHOP
PRESENTED BOYS CLUB
Mrs. John Bolt Gives Equipment
to Northeast Group in Mem
ory of Husband.

ory OF ,duspand.
cne of the finest and most modern
woodworking shops In the city has
been presented to the Northeast Boys
Club. 1868 Kramer street northeast,
by Mrs. John Bolt of 2130 r street.
The shop was presented as memorial
to the late Mr.. Bolt. who made wood
working his hobby.
Mr.. Bolt, who died here last Octo-
Evening star., 1934-12-23
MORTGAGE FINANCE
|. FAILURE IS CHARGED
Federal Home Loan Bank Review
Says Local Agencies Fail
to Meet Needs.

BY the Associated Press.
A statement that building and loan
associations have failed to meet legiti-
mate needs for financing home mort
cages was made in an article pub
Evening star., 1934-12-23
Pigs Have Three Legs.

Three pigs have been born at Tun-
bridge Wells, England, with only three
legs each, but five toes on each
trotter
Evening star., 1934-12-23

need for funds to finance existing home
mortgages and to finance the build
ing Of new homes"
Evening star., 1934-12-23
Public Session Friday.
Offer Ski Lessons.

Austrian ski teachers have arrived
in London to give lessons to those in
tending to take up the sport in Aus
tria.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
LOS JUICES Y
PARKS NO R~ESOLVERAN
POR AHORA

Contestando a los represen-
tantes de los ciudadanos que ell
sabado presentaran una instan
via solicitando la disoluci6n del
presente Gran Jurado, que ha
de investigar los fraudes come
tidos en- las recientes eleccio :
mes primarias, los jueces Parks
y Sparkman, de la corte del
circuito, manifestation que por
ahora no resolveran csc asun-
to.
Ell gran jurado volvera a re-
unirse ell martes Y tomara de
claraci6n a I'm considerable MI
nero de testigos, en- causas por
asesinato.
Los ciudadanos que pusieron
en- duda la unprecedented del
Gran Jurado, aportando prue-
has, desean una investigation
impartial de las ultimas cleo
clones primaries.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
PERSIGUIO E HIZO DETE-
NER A QUEEN LIE HABIA
ROBADO UNA PESETA

Barcelona, Julio9.-Un indi
viduo atac6 al ciudadano An
tonic LeiXa, derribandolo a tie
ira, tapandole la boca con un
panuelo y quitandole una pc
seta, en- centavos, que tenia en-
los bolsillos.
Cuando ell atracador Sc do
a la fuga, Leixa, ayudado por
ell serene de la Gale, sali6 en-
su persecution, logrando arres
tarlo.
Eel ladr0n Sc llama Ricardo
Giro, es natural de IL6rida, de
16 amos de edad, y carece de
trabajo.
La noticia tiene parecido con
una transmitida desde Vivero,
Gallcla, donde ell cura parroco
de Covas fue atacado por dos
ladrones enmascarados, a los
cuales rechaz6, pegandoles de
bastonazos.
Los ladrones dispararon sus
armas de fuego contra ell cura,
hiriendoie en- una mano.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
LOS COMMENTARIES DIPLO-
MATICOS AL DISCURSO
DE HESS

Berlin, Julio 10.-Los diplo-
maticos extranjeros, en- contac
to con sus cancillerfas, comen-
tan ell discourse que pronuncia-
ra Rudolph Hess, colaborador
de Hitler, diciendo que es una
de las mas importantes oracio-
mes, en- favor de la paZ, pronun
ciada en- los uitimos amos.
La actitud francesa es la de
espera, de modo que los actos
Sc austen a las palabras.
Hitler regresara a la capital
desde las montanas de Bavie-
ra, donde Sc marchara a DIES :
cansar.
Jose Goebbels, ministro de
propaganda, no hablara hoy d
las tres de la tarde, como Sc ha
bia anunciado. Su discourse 10
ha aplazado para manana por
la noche.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
VOLVIO A NOMBRAR A LA
SRA. HUTCHINSON

Para miembro del comite de
recreo de la municipalidad, ell
alcalde Chancey volvi6 a NOM
brar a la Sra. H. d. Hutchinson
residente en- la casa No. $500
de la Gale T~aliaferro, que des-
de hace seis amos pertenece a
csc comite.
La sra. Hutchinson fue pri-
meramente nombrada por un
ano y despues Sc extendio la de
signaci6n a cinco amos mas.
Con ella integran esa organi
zaci6n Victor Diaz, Presiden-
tie; Ep Nelson, Sra. l.. j. Glib
son y Ray B. Cralle.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
DE LOS A EN- Ell


Madrid, Julio 9.-Antes de
que Sc cerraran las Cortes ell
diputado comunista Bolivar di
10 al ministro de la goberna-
ci6n, Sr. Salazar Alfonso, que la
fuerza publica 10 habia maltra
tado en- Sevilla, cuando Sc di-
rigia a lgobierno civil a hacerle
unas peticiones al gobernador.
"Yo no pretendo invocar Ell
fuero parlamentario, pues es-
toy convencido de que solo sir
We cuando convene a determi-
nados grupos, pero protesto de
que en- mi presencia Sc haya
maltratado a un ciudadano que
no ofreci6 la menor resistencia
a la fuerza pdblica."
Intervene en- ell debate ell Sr.
Lamoneda, de la minorfa socia
lista, y denuncia ell constante
atropello con los ciudadanos
humildes, por parte de las au-
toridades gubernativas.
Sc refiere a un case que di-
ce ocurrido en- Canarias, dom
de la guardia civil do muerte
a un muchacho en- presencia de
su madre, una septuagenaria,
y TODD por sospechas de que
hubiese robado lena por valor
de ocho pesetas.
"Cuando ell gobierno no pro-
.tege la inmunidad pone un ar
ma de combate en- manos de
comunistas y socialistas, que
tendran que decirles a sus ma
sas que NADIA podran hacer por
los caminos democraticos Y par
lamentarios."
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
UN CAUSE LA
MUERTE AL
AURELANO A

A las once y media de la ma
mana de hoy un autom6vil
"Chevrolet' atropell6 en- la es-
quina de Union y North Alba
ny, causandole la muerte, a Au-
reliano Navarro, repartidor del
.peri6dico LA Traducci6n', que
viajaba en- una bicicleta.
| Navarro tenia seSenta amos
de edad y reidia con su esposa
EN- la casa mum. 1926 de la Gale
Palmetto, en- West Tampa.
El dhofer del Chevrolet,
que a~parentemente es respon-
sable de laccidente, fue llevado
a la carcel bajo la acusaci6n de
homicide.
Ell cadaver qued6 depositado
en- la funeraria de Armando
Boza.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
SU ANUNCIO
NO SIRVE.......!

ST no obtiene la debida
circulation entire personals
de solvencia economical
comprobada y de poder
adquisitivo estable y du-
radero.
"La Gaceta" circula en-
tire los comerciantes e in
dustriales de habla espa-
noIa y entire los elementos
socials de la colonia, EN- un
porcentaje tan alto que re
sulta olivia la compare
cion con cualquiera otro
6rgano de publicidad en-
nuestro idioma.
Por ESQ "La Gaceta" re-
sulta ell vehiculo mas lido
ne para sus propagandas
comerciales.
HAGA listed
UNA PRUEBA
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
ARRESTADO Ell INDIVIDUO
QUE ACREDIERA A LA
SRA. COINS

Cumpliendo una orden de a
rresto firmada por ell juez
Leo Walters, ell condestable
Newberger detuvo aver a To-
ny Fernandez, de "a amos, CO.
nocido por "Macho," a quien
Sc acusa de haber agredido y
maltratado frente al colegio E.
~lectoral No. 18, a la Sra. w. A.
Coins, residente en- la casa MI
nero pol de la Gale West Flo
ra.
Para recobrar su libertad pro
visional Fernandez debera
prestar una fianza de $500.
Entire los testigos contra Ell
acusado, que son nueve, figura
la Sra. F. M. Robes.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
INICIADOS LOS TRABAJOS
DE REHABILITATION EN-
CAYO HUESO

Key West, Julio 10--Los ira
bajos de rehabilitation en- la
ciudad y ell condado Sc verifi-
can bajo ell mando dictatoriai
de B. NJ. Duncan, representan-
tie de la NRA.
Duncan Sc reuni6 aver con
los comisionados del condado y
los concejales, delineando los
planes de la administration fe-
deral de a%livio, en- 10 que a Key
West respecta.
Una completa limpieza Sc ha
ra de los viejos edificios, entire
ellos los que sirvieron para ia
bricas de tabacos.
Cemento y MADEIRA Sc ha or
denado para los trabajos de re
paraci6n.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
Ell TRATADO DE RECIPRO-
CIDAD

Habana, Julio 10.-Las conf
stones Guiana y americana que
discuten I'm nuevo tratado de
reciprocidad, acaban de anun-
ciar una session plenaria.
La delegation americana di-
ce que un juicio llamado a cele
brarse en- los EstadoS Unidos,
es para escuchar opiniones ia
vorables 0 desfavorables, pero
que no Sc dara a conocer NADIA
de 10 tratado.
La comisi6n Guiana desmien
tie haber acceptable condolences
desfavorables al tabaco en- RAJ
ma y ell despalillado.
Ell exattache comercial anne
ricano en- la Habana, Sr. Todd,
ha mandado una sarta a la Sc
cretaria de estado de SUI pals,
aconsejando Sc rebate a Cuba
la deuda con los bancos neoyor
quinos.
Estima Mr.. Todd que ell GO
tbierno cubano debe hacer pro-
posiciones razonables, pero a
Gambia de una rebaja equita-
tiva.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
Corte del Circuito
NO ES ALTA UNA FIANZA
DE $4,000

Ell juez Sparkman, luego de
or al fiscal del condado, decide
aver, en- un recurso de habeas
corpus, que no es elevada la
,fianza de tres mil pesos que Sc
,fijara a Jack Posada, individuo
a Quien Sc acusa de possession y
venta de cigarrillos de marihua
ma.
Posada reingres6 en- la car
eel del condado, en- espera de
que sus amigos lie procsren la
fianza.
LIE defendi6 ell joven abogado
w. T. Gigglio.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
NEGRO AVOCADO

Cerca del muelle de la Tam
pa Coal Sc recogi6 aver ell ca
daver de un negro, como de 80
amos de edad, que muri6 aho-
gado.
Los peces lie arrancaron la
al cadaver Y 10 mutila :
ron en- differences parties.
Para identification Sc halla
depositado en- la funeraria de
Stone.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
REPRESENTA- A GABLE Ell
AVOCADO DYER

Elmer Gable, que aver diera
nuerte a Ralph Bell, por celos,
nombr6 para que 10 represente
al abogado Thomas A. Dyer.
Sc entreg6 Gable al detective
Vance luego de haber herido de
-muerte a Bell, en- una rina rela-
9nada con la esposa del pri :
nero.
Sobreviven a la victima de
este lamentable suceso, SUI viu-
da, tres hermanos y do sherma-
mas.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
ReStdbIecidG

La estimada Srta. Florenti-
ma Diaz, hija de los esposos Sc
gundo Diaz, distinguida fami-
LA que goza de verdadera esti-
maci6n en- la localidad.
Gravisima la enfermedad,
que por mucho tempo la tuvo
recluida en- su hogan de la ave-
nida Buffalo numero 1911.
Otro triunfo de los doctores
Juan Silverio y Julio Gavilla,
que tuvieron a SD cuidado a la
simpatica enferma.
Mucho 10 celebramos.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
LOYAL KNIGHTS
OF AMERICA

De orden del hermano Sobe-
rano cito a todos los miembr2s
del cuerpo Directive de esta Lo
gia para la tenida regular de
licho cuerpo que habra de cele-
brarse ell proximo Microbes II
del corriente, a las 8 P. NJ, en-
ell local de costumbre.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
dos.
Rafael CosiO,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
MUJER CONDENADA A NO
VENTA DIAS

EMAMApT~
Por guar un autom6vil ha :
llandose bajo la Influenza de
bebidas alcoholics, ell juez Pet
teway, de la corte de 10 crimi-
nal, impuso aver 80 dlas de car
eel a Annie Mae Blanton, de
% amos.
H. B.. Bowe, arrestado bajO
la misma acusaci6n, debera
80 dias de carcel y pa
gar una multa de Glen pesos. ST
no paga la multa cumplira o :
tros 80 .d{as.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
NFORM ACEON
DEL PUERTO

Aver arribaron los vapores
Agwidale, Evelyn, Pawnee, y
Southern Sword.
Solamente Sc hizo a la mar,
a los puertos de su itine-
ell vapor Cuba.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
corte de 10 Criminal

No senal6 aver ell juez Pet
teway, emo Sc e~speraba, la Wis
ia de la causa contra Ed Lea :
vine, acusado de asaltar Y ro-
bar a IN vecino de Barlow.
Ell abogado Paul Lake, defen
sor de Leavine, esta enfermo y
no pudo comparecer, notifican-
do al juez.
Sc exige a Leavine fianza de
SIS, 900, cue no ha podido pres
tar.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
HUELCAS ~SOLUCIONADAS

Madrid, Julio 9.-Las huel :
gas que sostenian los obreros
de Ceuta y Melilla han 5sido ia
vorablemente solucionadas,
restableciendose la normali-
dad.
Intervino en- las gestiones de
arreglo ell gobernador de ecu
ia.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
Una bOda

Una boda
Bajo la actuaci6n del notario
de moda, Sr. Candida Perez.
Seran los Contingencies la Sc
norita Mary L. Vasallo y ell Jo-
ven Joe Saco.
La ceremonial tendra efecto
en- ell hogan de los esposos De-
siderio Vasallo, Gale Trace 2017
en- Palmetto.
Firmaran en- calidad de tes-
tigos la Srta. Gertrudis Vasallo
hermana de la novia y ell Sr.
Joe Gagliana.
En- la aristocratica playa de
Clearwater pasaran la luna de
miel. En- esta localidad fijaran
su Residential.
Anticipamos nuestra felici-
taci6n,
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
Midsummer dance

Midsummer dance
Los alegres muchachos de la
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
Espanol Con entusiasmo I'LL
timan los detalles para esta fies
ia bailable, que tendra efecto
en- los alones del edificio So
cial en- West Tampa, el pr6ximo
sabado.
La orquesta Homer Mercer
ocupara ell palco de la m1sica.
Sera un exito.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10

De la Habana
Sc encuentra de nuevo entire
nosotros ell Sr. Manuel Ferrer,
persona muy conocida en- esta
localidad.
Ell Sr. Ferrer desempena ell
cargo de Inspector General de
.Aduanas, en- Cuba,
Viene esta vez en- comision
especial para estudiar ell siste-
ma de las aduanas americans.
Nuestra bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
HGciG la HGbdnH

HaciG la HGbdnG
Para la capital de Cuba en-
barc6 la graciosa Srta. Matiide
Dfaz, residente en- la avenida II
ndmero 1914, hija queridisima
del matrimonio Julio Y Matilde
DiaZ.
Motiva su viaje ell recuperar
su quebrantada salud.
Asi 10 esperamos.
La gaceta., 1934-07-10
Melody Social Club

Melody Social Club
NComponen la nueva directiva
de esta simpatica agrUpaci6n
la Srta. Joefina Chile, Presiden
ia; Joe Fernandez, Vice; Ella
iSamalea ,Secretaria; Andres
Garrido, Tesorero; Aurora Re
go y Rafael Vina, Reporters.
Ell domingo celebraran I'm
beach party en- la playa de
Clearwater.
En- honor a la oficialidad en-
,trante Sc celebrara una fiesta.
Deseamos muchos exitos al
nuevo executive.
Cesar RiUerO.
Evening star., 1934-07-28
Heroes Of the Stratosphere.

After = protracted delay for favor
able weather conditions. the National
Geographic Society stratosphere expe-
dition set forth at dawn today from
q point in North Daokta IN the hope
Of reaching the highest elevation from
the earth yet attained by man. The
present record is that Of the Russians
who lost their lives after attaining q
height OF about fourteen and a half
miles. But the establishment of a
new mark is rot the particular pur-
pose of this expedition. The sondola
borne by the great gas bag contains
an array Of instruments such ss has
never before been assembled by means
Of which observations may be made
thar viii add materially to knowledge
Of the elements in the high reaches
shove the atmosphere and perhaps
may solve some of the problems Of
physical science.
Though all has been ready for the
fight for many days, II has bten
postponed for favorable weather. with
a meteorological high" OF sufficient
area TO give assurance Of adequate
tirne 10 make the ascent to the great
sst possible height snd the descent In