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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-29
Leading Woman
Golfer Eliminated
In National Play.
Mrs. Maureen Orcutt
Crews Misses In 18th
Try for Crown
By WINTHROP LYMAN
United Press Staff Correspondent

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 20. (UP)
A heart-brcaking approach on the
18th green yesterday deprived
Mrs. Maureen circuit Crews of
another chance to attain long
cherished ambition 10 win the
women's national golf champion
ship.
1t was her 18th attempt and it
YVES the 18th time that she had
been eliminated.
Her conGucror yesterday was
Marion McDougal, Portland, Ore,
22-year-old Oregon state cham
pion and 1884 western open title
holder.
Mrs. Crews, of Coral Gables,
Fla, had made, a gallant come
back, after being three down at
the turn, to square the match at
the 18th hole. On the 18th her APP
proach from a sand trap landed
on the edge of the green and then
rolled back down hill for 30 yards.
She took a six while her opponent
scored a five.
Miss McDougal was one of
three youngsters to upset older
and more experienced stars on the
cold, wind-swept course at Inter
lachen today.
Patty Berg, 17-year-old Mime
sofa state champion, defeated Ada
Mackenzie, 2 and /. Miss Macken-
zie played in her first national
tournament in 1927 and has won
the Canadian title five times.
Beatrice Barrett, 1S-year-old
daughter of the professional at
Lafayette Country club, Mime
apolis. triumphed two up over
Mrs. Charles NewbOld, Wichita, in
a match that was decided on the
18th green.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Glenna Col
lette Ware of Philadelphia, five
times winner of the national title,
marched steadily onward by elm
mating FRITZ Stifel, Wheeling, w.
Va, 4 and 8.
Charlotte Cutting, West Or
ange, n. j., scored a 3 and l vic
tory over Mario Miley, Lexington,
Ky, trans-Mississippi and western
champion.
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to 1 game for the Windy City
boys.
The Cardinals have a IL to I
edge over the Cubs in games
played between those two teams
this year. If the Cubs had gained
the same edge over the Cardinals
they would be out ahead of the
Redbirds. Expressed in other
words the Cubs have done a lot
in more respects than one IN put
ting the Cards in first place.
Now Charley Grimm says his
boys are going to take first place
right away from the Redbirds in
their five-game series in Sep
TENDER, if not before. Quite a
JON, Charley, quite a job.
They are managers NOVELTY
O'Doul, Dutch Ructher, Burley
Crimes, Bob Shawkey, Art Shires,
Ray Blades, Marty McManus,
Billy Southworth, Eddie Rom
mell-in the minor leagues.
NOOl E1oNLS "GLL'
TO NO AVAIL
Dale Alexander, now playing
with the Kansas City Blues, re-
Gently suffered a fractured skull
when hit on the head with a
pitched ball. Buzz Arlett IS
batting $3.50 for Minneapolis. e.
George Puccinelli has hit As
home runs for the Baltimore Ii
oles. He also has Al two
baggers. Vince Barton, former
Cub, has 27 homers for the same
club. Oscar Eckhardt is lead
Pacific Coast league batters
agai nthis year He's batting
.416. Joe DiMaggio, a prospec-
tive 1886 Yankee, is batting 400.
Buddy Myer, one of the
leading batters in the big lea
CUES, is a very weak hitter. He
beats out lot of bunts to keep
up his average. Charley Root
is pitching the best ball of his
big league career for the Cubs,
but his mates can't get him any
runs. in his last two starts
they've got two tallies for him,
which, doubtless, makes him feel
like he could bite off the end of
a steel rod.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
LEAVES FOR UTAH

NEW YORK, Aug. 20. (UP)-
Sir Malcolm Campbell, who will
try to break his worlds automo-
bile speed record of 276,816
miles per hour on the salt beds
in Utah, left yesterday for Salt
Lake City.
Sir Malcolm's monster racing
car, the Blucbird, arrived in Salt
Lake City this morning.
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CARDINALS IN
DOUBLE WIN
Giants Suffer 9Th Loss In
Z Starts at Hands of
! the Pirates

NEW YORK, Aug. %. (UP)-
The st. Louis Cardinals increased
their National league lead yester,
day to 2 1-2 games by taking q
doubleheader from the Philadel-
phia Phillies while the New York
Giants were dropping a twin bill
to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Two rockies, Ed Heusser and
Terry Moore, starred in the Cards
81 victory in the opener. Heusser
scored his third straight win as a
starting pitcher by limiting the
Phillies to eight hits. Moore led
the Cards attack with four hits,
homer. two doubles and a single:
st. Louis collected Is hits of
Curtis Davis.
I The Cards battered out a 1875
win in the nightcap. Trailing 50
going into the sixth, the Cards
staged a niue-run rally off Bucky
Walters and Joe Bowman. Pepper
Martin hit a homer in each game,
his second coming in the nightcap
with the bases filled. Jimmy Col
Inns hit his 2lst homer in the sec
ond game with two men on. Bill
Walker, who pitched the last four
innings, received credit for the
victory.
The Pirates triumphed over the
Giants, 81, and 9-5. 1t was the
sixth defeat in the last seven
games for the Giants. Cy Blanton
outpitched Carl Hubbell in the
opener, allowing only five hits. 1t
was his 18th victory. Vaughan
drove in the tying run in the
fourth, and then the Pirates forg-
ed ahead in the fifth when Pep
Young hit a homer, and singles
by Blanton and Jensen and a
force-Out produced two runs. The
Pirates added three more in the
eighth on L. Waner's triple, two
walks, Traynor's single and a long
fly. Earl Grace's homer featured
the Pirates second victory. With
the Giants leading, Al, Grace hit
a homer with the bases loaded off
Roy Parmelee in the sixth. Pitts
burgh continued it's attack on Al
Smith, Fuel Moore and Frank
Gabler.
The Chicago Cubs divided
dOubleheader with the Boston
Braves, and dropped three games
behind the Cardinals but moved
to within half a game of the
Giants. Ben Cantwell held the
Cubs to four hits to win the first
game 2-1. Wally Berger's 2Sth
homer was the winning hit off
Charley Root. Lon Warneke pitch
ed the Cubs to a So victory in
the nightcap. Triples by Hack,
Herman, and Cavaretta and dou-
bles by O'Dea and urges featur-
ed Chicago's nine-hit attack on
Smith, Belts and Blance.
Brooklyn won its second straight
from Cincinnati, Az. Ray Benge
held the Reds to eight hits in best
ing Paul Derringer, who allowed
nine. Bunts by Strip, Refs and
Lopez and Benge's scratch hit ac-
counted for two runs, and Leslie
and BOrdagaray drove in the 9TH
er two with singles.
The New York Yankees gained
half game in the American
league race and trimmed De-
troit's lead to 9 games by winning
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a doubleheader from the Chicago
White Sox. After splitting three
doubleheaders in three consecu-
/ tive days, the Yanks triumphed
: over the White Sox, 81 and 90.
Johnny Allen allowed only five
hits in winning the opener for his
l 9Th victory and Red Ruffing
gave up but six hits in scoring his
14th victory. The Yanks made Is
hits off Ted Lyons in the opener,
with Red Rolfc, Jack Saltzgaver
and Blondy Ryan leading the at
tack with three hits apiece. Lou
Gehrig hit his 9th homer in the
lnightcap.
Roxie Layson, rookie right
lhander, recently imported from
Toledo, held Philadelphia to four
hits as Detroit defeated the Ath-
| letics, Ito. 1t was Lawson's sec
ond straight win. In addition to
his brilliant pitching, Lawson hit
a single and double, driving in
three runs. Gehringer hit a dou-
bic and single, driving in three
runs.
Cleveland frightened its hold on
third place by taking a double
header from the Boston Red Sox,
20 and 80. Thornton Lee pitch
ed a four-hit game in the opener
to outduel Lefty Grove. AverilPs
double and Vosmik's single &C
counted for one run and Knicker-
boeker's single drove in the other.
ALTHOUGH Mel Harder gave up II
hits, he kept them well scattered
in winning the second game.
Cleveland's runs were driven in
by Vosmik, Phillips and Galatzer.
After losing two straight dOu-
bleheaderS, Washington broke
even with st. Louis in a twin bill,
the Senators winning the opener
1912, and the Browns grabbing
the second game, 2-1. Ed Linke
pitched fve-hit game in win
ming the opener. The Senators
made IA hits off Thomas and
Coffman. Ivy Paul Andrews had
the better of Jack Russell in a
pitchers duel in the nightcap,
each allowing six hits.
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Jack Toomer and
Alan Smith Lift
Charlotte Trophy

CHART 'OTTE. Aur. 29.-Jac,:
Toomer, Hendcrsony.Eo. pro at
the Asheyil!e Municipal course,
and Alan Smitia, Ashevillc ana
teur, won the pro-amatcur 81
hole best ball tournament at the
Myers Park club here yesterday.
The pairs CT yesterday wish
their earlier scores CT GO and n
gave them an aggregate of 200
three strokes better than Fred Nc
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GOLFING-IN THE
SCOTCH STYLE
At tenth tee.

At tenth tee.
Bills Friend--"Hello, Bill, how
did you come out with Russ on
that nine?"
Bill-"de beat me eleven
up"
BilPs Friend - "Eleven up!
Why, you've only played nine
holes"
Rill-"I know it, but / had to
spot the d :! Scotchman two
up to start with.
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Canless and Sui AIo
Charlotte, and 10 stroESSander, d
than par. '"eS b:,t,
J0h G, Drake, Hendc.xonv;r.
withdrew With afte: scori ill., l G;6SarIo@,,
first two rounds, 1'V q 4.
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ST. LOUIS CARDS
GONE TO TOWN +

Big -.eagues-The St. Louis
Cardinals are gone to town. -.
VIII mover be overtaken again
by the Giants. Giants will do
well to finish in third place,
Cubs only threat of the Red
birds. G:imm's men have lone
homo stand coming I'D. Nav
overtake Cardinals, but seem tn
have too many Youngsters in
lineup tc overcome experienced
players like Cards. American
League-All l can see is the De-
troit Tigers, Joe Louis, Henry
Ford. It's a pity the CITY can't
dlg up a president or, better, a
Huey Long.
Big league stars who have
gained the spotlight during the
past two years-Augie Galan, Bill
Delaney, Bill Lee, Tut Stain
back. unknown to major lea
que fans a year ago-John White
head, Cy Blanton, Lew Riggs.
Bill Myers, Moses, Tamilus, Good.
man and O'Dea.
CUBS TAKE ON
STAR SOUTHPAW
The Cubs have added another
star left-hander to their pitching
staff. He's Clyde Shoun and
Jumped up from the Birmingham
}arons. He seems to have the
'oods as he's already won a 2
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Birmingham II, Knoxville SO.
Nashville 2-5, Memphis 81.
New Orleans at Atlanta, post
poned, wet grounds.
Chattanooga at Little Rock,
night, doubleheader.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-29
Case
CULLINCS
by EDGAR Fl. CASE

County league - Inc Green
River Islanders and East Flat
Rock arc still tied for first place:
E. Rise of Islanders adds a world
of interest to second half race.
Islands have never been in
series. Have grand chance
now. Seem to be strong en-
Ough to come through. Have
fine pitching, good defense and
smashing batting attack that
few pitchers could weather. :.
but still have fought opposition
in Fletcher and Saluda. They
take on the Champs at Fletcher,
Saturday, then end the season
with the Saluda Mountain Top
pers at home. both very, very
fought. Must beat j. Baldwin
of Fletcher and Ray Ward of
the Mountain Toppers, two best
pichers in the county loop. =.
But Fletcher is without the help
of sensational Bagwell brothers,
but yet plenty strong. &. . Champs
lust about out of second half
race themselves. Ray Ward
and his mates at Saluda put
the skids under them at Saluda,
Saturday, by beating them 4 to
y. East Flat Rock-Has some
chance of Green River. but OPP
position not 50 tough. e. Plays
Valley Hill at home Saturday
and ends season on home
grounds against Balfour follow
ing Saturday. Should take
both games easily. .. But Bud
Barnwell says his boys are going
to break into the win column
Saturday. You have my SYM
pathy, East Flat Rock!
NOTHING HEARD
ON PLAY
Not a whisper has been heard
pertaining to the Saluda-Fletcher
play-off of the first half tie.
Perhaps one team is afraid to
bring up the subject and the
other is glad of it. Nevertheless,
if time and tides keep running,
the tie must be broken and the
winner determined. The deciding
contest should be one of the high
lights of the 1895 season. The
Champs and Mountain TopperS
are both plenty good and both
will do their durndest to win that
Rcrucial game. l wouldn't attempt
| to pick the winner, but if Ray
Ward is right and his mates give
him the help he deserves? ? !
WARD is HIGHLY
SPECTACULAR PLAYER
And while speaking of this Ray
Ward | would name him as the
most spectacular player in the
comfy league. He's the sensa-
Ton of the 1885 season. To see
hi,s. With street clothes on one
would nut him down as broad
snouldvlcd, thick-cnested kid with
a nice smiie anG would never
think cf hin as a "-eba:l pitch
er. But the kid really is good.
He's more han go1.. He has
made the strongest, hardest nit
ting teams in the county league
lock like raids of tan-hark peel
ers. N his stocky frame he has {,
world OF power a2!6 !" a,.Uots his
fast one across the plato with
burning speed lie has :. line
curve and almost perfect control.
Besides, Ray is a smashing hit
20, often driving out home runs
and extra OaSe wallops. And he
is only u.
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RESULTS
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Asheville 3, Richmond 2.
Wilmington Sd, Charlotte Az.
Portsmouth s, Norfolk 0.
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BEE STING FATAL

KANKAKEE, ILL.,, Aug. 90
(UP) A bee sting was fatal today
to Henry Hess, SO. He died of
blood poisoning.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 2.
Pittsburgh 60, New York is.
Chicago is, Boston %.
st. Louis 5-13, Philadelphia is.
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SCHEDULE
PIEDMONT LEAGUE


Asheville at Wilmington.
Portsmouth at Charlotte.
Richmond at Norfolk.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Philadelphia.
Detroit at st. Louis.
(Only games schcduled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at New York.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Boston.
(Only games schedulea.)
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans at Atlanta.
Nashville at Memphis.
Chattanooga at Little Rock.
Birmingham at Knoxville.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington 10-1, st. Louis 2-2.
New York 9-5, Chicago ~.
Boston Oh, Cleveland %.
Philadelphia 0, Detroit II.
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Onetime society playboy and veal
thy Cleveland, O., industrialist,
Edwin De Groot Thompson, above,
was shot to death at Albuquerque
n, NJ, for alleged attentions to
another mans wife. The Staying
was said to have been admitted
By an Albuquerque business man,
y. Bryson Corbett.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-29

Seventy years old on August q.
CHARLES Gates Dawes today occu-
nies himself almost exclusively
with wit his Chicago banking. The
J %,v.s Of public service as purcha,-
imS agent for the u, S. army in
Vance US as vice president, as am
baSsador to Britain, and as head
&c The RFC, are over, and the
20 manner that shouted a def
w. Hell and Maria" at a con-
a rrossional investigating commit
t : has been cooled by the years.
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GAMES TO SEE NEXT
IN COUNTY

See the ball games Saturday
Green River at Fletcher, Saluda
at Fruitland, Balfour at Mills
River, and Valley Hill at East
Flat Rock.
FLAT ROCK H. S.
FORMING TEAM
Flat Rock high school is or
canizing its baseball team for
1935-1936. The first string line
up is vet unsettled, but Tom
Case, the golfing pitcher will per-
haps be No. 1 hurler. The school
team will play the Henderson
Vile Country Club caddy team
one day next week. This game
will bring together four brothers,
two on each team and should be
an interesting contest. The writ
er Of this column will perhaps
oppos c Tom on the mound.
La gaceta., 1935-12-20
LA IZQUIERDA IRA UNIDA
A LAS ELECCIONES

Madrid, Die. 20.-El peri6-
dico ABC publica I'm cambio de
impreSiones efectuado por ell 90
biernO, durante ell cual los mi
nistros aportaron las noticiaS
por eIIos recogidas.
Tiene ell gobierno la convic-
ci6n de que las fuerzas de IL
quierda iran unidas a las cleo
clones, con los socialistas y ele-
mentos obreros en- ell canguar-
dia. Los jefes luchan por alcan-
gar la degemonia y Sc cree la
conseguiran. La camlpana Sc
hara a base de 10 que mas con-
viene a las classes trabajadoras.
Por los grupos de derecha Sc
trata de restanar todas las heri
ridas del pasado e ir unidos a
los venideros comicios.
A la coalici6n Sc lie dara un
mas intense matiz monarquico,
aunque Gil Robes no ha defini-
do claramcnte 81 posici6n.
La gaceta., 1935-12-20
FALLECIO Ell SIR. AURELIO
TUDELA

Una enfermedad del coraz6n
produjo aver la muerte, en- po-
cos minutes, al Sr. Aurelio Tu-
della, de az amos, vecino de la
casa n1mero 1903 de la avenida
Is, en- esta ciudad. FL entierrO
Sc verificara manana Sabado, a
las 4:30 p. m.
Sobreviven al Sr. Tudela, su
espCsa, Sra. Maria Luisa Pita
de Tudela su madre, Sra. Rosa
Romero; un hijo, Enrique; una
hija, Carmen, y cuatro hernia
nos, Manuel, Enrique, Ricardo
y Fernando Tudela, y una her
mana, Sra. Dolores Matamoros.
A la viUda Y demas familia-
res del Sr. Tudela enviam0s
nuestra sincera expression de
condoleneia,
La gaceta., 1935-12-20
.SOCIACION DE EMIGRA-
DOS REVOLUCIONARIOS
CUBANOS

De orden del ST.. Pre3idente
cito a todos los miembros de
esta Association para una Jun
Ia General Extraordinaria, que
Sc celebrara manana sabado,
81 de Diciembre, a las 2 p. M,
en- la casa nGmero 1910 de la
avenida 10.
Els ell objeto de esta Junta
dar cuenta a los miembros de
c.ertas COMMUNICATIONS recibi-
das, que son de gran importan
cha.
Sc espera la mas |puntual "a
sistencia de todos.
FL Secretario de Actas
j. r. Sanfeliz.
La gaceta., 1935-12-20
P0R
UN AUTO MOVIL Ell
SENADOR SCHALL

WASHINGTON, Dic.20.-l Cerca
de esta ciudad, en- una carrete-
ra muy transitada, un autom6-
vii atropell6 al senador Thomas
D. Schall, I'm ciego, lesionando-
10 gravemente. Ocurri6 ell acct
dente en- Cottage City, Md. En-
ell hospital donde ingres6 ase-
guran que p~resenta lesiones in
ternas, fracture de una pierna
laceraciones en- la cabeZa.
La gaceta., 1935-12-20
CONFERENCE.-THE Ell GO
BERNADOR SOBRE LAS
PENSIONES A LOS VIEJOS

jacksonville, Die. 20.-El co
misionado de beneficencia pu-
.blica del Estado, Conrad Van
Hyning, anunci6 anoche que
conferenciara con ell goberna :
dor Sholtz sObre un plan de pen
stones a los %viejos, en- la Flori-
da. Van Hyning ACADIA de re :
tornar de Washington, donde
conferenci6 con Harry L. Hop
kins y otras personas. Inmedia-
tamente Sc hara una comproba-
ci0n para determinar ell mime
70 de personals que tienen dere-
cho a la pension, de 65 amos o
mas.
La gaceta., 1935-12-20
LA CORTE SUPREMA ORDE
MA OAR UN JUICIO A LOS
SEIS POLICIAS

Atendiendo una peticion de
los abogados Pat Whitaker y
Charles F. Blake, la Corte Su-
prema del Estado resoivic hoy
que Sc de un juicio Immediate a
los seis policias acusados de ha
Der intervenido en- ell maltrato
y ases.nato de Jose Shoema :
ker.
La orden del alto Tribunal
Sc entregara manana al juez
Sander, por Whitaker, que
pedira un juice.
Isl la Corte del Circuito cum
pie el mandate, el juicio Co
menzara manana."
Por cada uno de los presses
ell Tribunal ha firmado una or
den, dirigidas en- conjunto con
ira ell juez Sander y ell sheriff
Mcleod.
La gaceta., 1935-12-20
La s%ituacion International en- las 1ltmas "a horas
Sc lie dio un voto de confianza
al Gabinete Baldwin

Londres, Die. 20.-Ante la
Camara de los Comunes, Sir
Samuel Hare, ell ministro de
nEocioS exlranjerCs, explic6 "a
yer 81 conducta en- la@FORMU-
LA de paz anglo-francesa, afr
mando Sre habia actuado con
arreglo a derecho y de acuerdc.
con el primer miniStro frances
Pierre Laval. Cen les oios He
nos de lagrimas el vieio eStadis
ia Sc march6 del edjficio del
parlamento, reiterando Su afr
maci6n de que Sc habia pensa-
do en- Ell plan para evitar Ell
quebrantamicnto de la Socie-
dad de Naciones, no por tenor
a las amenazas de Italia.
El primer mlnlStrO Baldwin
admiti0 haber cometido un e.
rror; zero la mayoria conser-
vadcra. por 397 votes contra
1865, concedi6 un vote de con-
fianza al gabinete. Baldwin
confe.6 cue habia faltado ell
contacto con Hoare y que 6l de-
bio haberlo llamado a Londres.
La oposici6n lanz6 violentos
ataqueS contra ell gobierno, a
firmando que Sir Samuel era
una victima de los errores o la
maldad de otros.
Aver, en- Ginebra, ell comit6
de Is de la Liga de N~aciones,
acord6 continuar las sanciones,
aCnque un repreSentante de tia
La gaceta., 1935-12-20
LA PARTICIPACION DE
OVIEDO DE LA MOTTA

Madrid, Die. 20.-La decla-
raci6n prestada en- Burlos por
Ramon Rodriguez ROjo, uno de
los autores del robo de joyas a
la Cathedral de Pamplona, coin
eide en- todos sus puntos con la
del relojero Eleuterio Arias, 10
que parece descartar del delito
a Oviedo de la Motta, extradi-
tadO de Francia.
No obstante, Oviedo de la
Motta debera aclarar los mott
vos de 81 amistad con el porte
no de la Cathedral y el haber or
denado hacer una Have de la
puerta.
La gaceta., 1935-12-20
ERA UNA NINA EN- LUGAR
DE INDIGESTION

Chicago, Die. 20.-Le telefo-
nearon a Walter Cutting, un
portero, diciendole que su espo
"a tenia un fuerte dolor de es-
tonnage.
Fue a la botica y compr6 una
medicina para ell dolor.
Cuando lego a su casa Sc en-
cCntr6 una ninita de siete Ii
bras. Nj la mujer nj ell marido
esperaban tai obseluio de Pas
cuas, SCI I'm dijeron. Ell m6di-
co coment6: todos los dias Sc a.
prende algo nuevo.
La gaceta., 1935-12-20
Pat Whitaker presentaraa I'm recurso en- favor de
los presuntos asesinos de Shoemaker q

sali6 aver con rumbo ala ca
pi'al d1I Estado' a pedir oh Jul
clio paJk los indiyiduos acusa-
dos deasesinar a Jose Shoema-
ker, ell prominente abogadosPat
Whitaker, que@sumi6 la defen-
So por ser amigo intimo, desde
mace mud os amos, de c. w.
Carlisle, uno sde los detenidos.
Pat esta asociado, en- la de-
fensa de los encarcelados, con
su hermano Tom, Charles F,
Slake y L. r. Womack.
La defensa de los encartados
La gaceta., 1935-12-20

liza Clio: La Liga 1 matado Ia
proposition DE- paz frauco-ingle
sa y debe ahora tcmar la res
ponsabilidad por b que suce-
da".
En- Fr2ncia Sc da por segura
la caida del ga5inete Laval, que
pedira I'm vote de confianza, en-
Ia camara de di.u.ados, el dia
p Q Ell p. Los presuguestos
franceSeS Sc aprobaron aver.
MusSoIlni mant,ene complete
Sllenclo, mientras ell pueblo tia
liano sigue d2nando ell ORC que
ttene en- IL poder.
lntorman de Adds Ababa
que ell eJercito del Menus ha OBJ
La gaceta., 1935-12-20
C0MISARIO FELICITADO
POR SU EXITO

Madrid, Die. 20.-Esta sien-
do muy felicitado, 10 mismo que
srs companeros, el comisario
don Antonio Limo, que detuv0 a
los atracadores de la camioneta
del a~yuntamiento.
Solo falta por recuperar de
1 800, 900 pesetas, unas $4,000
pesetas. Sup6nese que este di-
nero 10 gastarfan los bandidos
Tue seran juzgados muy prom
%.
La gaceta., 1935-12-20
E PRESIDENTE DE
LA ~UNIVERSIDAD DE
CAROLINA DEL SUR

Colombia, S. c., Die. 30
Jane. Ron McKissick, decano
&c la escuela de periodismo de
Carolina del Sur, fue electo pre-
sidente de la Universidad de
Carolina del Sur. Sucede Nc
Kissick al DR.. L. T. Baker, que
venia desempenando la presi-
desde 1881.
La gaceta., 1935-12-20
Ell a6ogado Cargell dice que uno de los poIicias
' detenidos estaba entire los que lie atacaron

Ell abogado Robrt M. Cargell,
de st. Petersburg, a Quien unoS
criminales a~palearon Y mutila-
ron lace algunos meSes, vino
aver a esta ciudad y entire los
sefs individuos acusados de
asesinar a Shoemaker, crey6
reccnocer a uno de los que lie
atacaron. La identification no
La gaceta., 1935-12-20
PIDIE9ON LA DEROGA-
CION DE UN DECRETO

Habana, Die. 2O.-Los due
nos de omnibus Sc entrevista-
ron aver con ell p~residente Bar
net, pidiendole sea derogado ell
decreto 565, que les ordena
pintar de nuevo sus coches. A.
sisti6 a la entrevista del jefe
del estado con esos ciudadanos,
ell Sr. Gomez, secretario de CO.
municaciones.