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a to
required therefore,
of
participation with him the
the twentieth century
ties closed her opened wdene Her status
nmeauGably higher
tics and business But that
settled for good and for all
Unless reckon background
prediction
biological handcaps of the picture Both
forts accompanied by name psychic perturbation the
partriton have been tossed off by of until
they
circumstances
could attention,
down mother to daughter for generations
Whereas the difference between good
sharply today
according old their husbands revolt
study boredom lighter
But let other attempt lighter
ambasted their
conventional conduct
business there plenty place
the she
belongs the parasite class psychology
the male and his mold destiny
herself she still battling problems peculiar
dramaze 1t will
womans status her that
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ions that are pictured on today's
page were displayed between
dances.
They assume that habitual
cruisers know all about the color
full tWeedS and the gala evening
gowns that are needed in that
cline, but they rightly conclude
every one would like to know about
the new season beachwear, the
play suits and beach dresses, the
beach shoes and bathing suits, the
decorative tidbits to wear in the
hair around the neck or the
ankles, just for fun.
They're all amusing and pretty
well planned, if you ask us
What matter if a bit of Far East
ern tradition be transported to
tropical isles? The more to startle
the natives and impress the tour
lists.
WINTER vacations are not to
w be taken too seriously, and
neither are the clothes that you
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wear there. If the gadgets look
like something the deep sea diver
might bring up, SO much the bet
ter.
The more inspiration you can
CLEAN from the native exhibits
and transplant into accessories for
your winter vacation clothes the
more successful your wardrobe.
In Nassau you will want to
sprout water lilies and tropical
fish. In Guatemala you will be
quick to emulate native costumes
and the colorful needleWork de-
signs. A totem pole and pottery
colors are just right for the Dutch
and British Guianas.
Aztec prints will be right at
home in Mexico And bit of
conquistadore armor always goes
over big in Panama.
If you go in for daily or hourly
changes, depending upon the
landings, you can find the appro-
pirate sightseeing and fun-loving
costumes for every port.
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OiA GfA My Gove

such an sbject stage that Nancy had
dubbed him Roger on knees"
And he might be a good catch.
Dana" Nancy suggested cynically
Il hear the Jeromes are among the
upper crust in New York, with
plenty of money, too"
Dana didn't want Roger-suave,
sophisticated Roger. She didn't
want Ted either. Men, she had de-
| cided, were disappointing.
The College Club dance had rolled
around again. Dana thought of it
without interest.
There's surprise program that's
going to be awfully clever" Nancy
told her.
NANCY, for some season, was In
l Va friendlier mood these days.
Not enthusiastically friendly, but
the yelled antagonism of weeks be-
fore was missing Nancy was look
ing happier, too.
What kind of program?" Dana
asked.
The entertainment committee
has landed a group Of vaudeville
performers who were big hits in
New York all last season. They
we're Gil tour and missed a train or
sometningm
Dana said absently, That's fine"
All the members will probably
turn out" Nancy stated with assur-
rance. IT'S not often the College
Club does things in big way, and
they'll want plenty of cheers from
the home crew"
All the members of the club.
Suddenly Dana was tense. Scott
was a member and would be
there. Not that that made any
difference because Dana had been
hoping passionately that she's
never see him again.
But just the same, she felt as
though a dull weight she had been
carrying had been lifted.
You look simply SWELL" Roger
said when Dana came down the
stairs. Let me be the first to
tell you So"
Silly" said Dana. But she was
pleased. Not because the flattery
was particularly welcome from Rog-
er. She wanted to look nice. If
Scott were to be there, she wanted
to look-Well, her best. Not crushed
and wilted by his neglect, as ne
probably expected to find her.
Gosh, what mob" Roger said,
maneuvering for a position among
hundreds of cars. Looks as
though they really have packed them
in this time"
All around there was laughter
Girls in filmy frocks, beside tux
edoed escorts, strolled along the
driveway toward the entrance.
And then suddenly Danas heart
was racing faster. She saw Paula
Long in copper chiffon, going up the
steps. Some one stepped IN front
of Dana so that she could not see
the man beside Paula. A moment
later neither Paula nor her escort
was in sight.
ITO BE Continuedl
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ITO Be Continued
BY ELLEN WORTH

Here's one of those models that
you can make as formal Or as in
formal as you like.
For instance, suppose you carry it
out as pictured in dark gray rab-
bit WOODEN with brown buttons and
brown velvet ascot tucked in at the
neck, you can wear it for town or
country as dress. You can also
wear it as jacket and skirt by wear
ing tailored brown silk shirt blouse
with it.
For double duty" dress, choose
black crepe silk and raspberry vel
vet ascot. You can wear it to the
office and then change your scarf
to one of silver lame for cocktail
hour.
Velvet, velveteen or wool jersey is
equally smart for its development.
Style No. 1915 is designed for
sizes IA, Is, 10 years, SO, 38 and 40
inch bust. Size 16 requires four
yards of 39-inch material with IL
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BY GERTRUDE BAILEY
PEAUTY and the beach have
- conjured up a host of attrac-
tive reef patterns and fishskin
ornaments that will fit the milieu
of the tropics.
Hawaiian leis in coral reef
shapes, flshskin headbands and
hooded beach dresses in sunny
prints were all part of the show at
Tropical Ball held at the Waldorf
Astoria recently.
In the Bermuda booth the FASH
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Mankind's History Gives
Reason Women Consider
Themselves as MARTYRS
Although Feminine Status Is Improved, Mer
Still Are Held Superior Creatures, Jane
Says in Outlining Causes for Feeling.

o o
the letter and this
serts that virtually all think OF themselves have
watching 50 could figure
why they make life hard themselves have been reading
articles generally speak
article
where leaves off Tell role
for. AN INTERESTED READER.
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martyrdom they speaking of effects without regard
for causes. You must remember that late the
eighteenth century women still led to market by
their husbands with rope around their necks where
they were sold with cattle, bargain for bidders In
the nineteenth century much slave
Of man although the form of her enslavenent
had changed Revered, but without rights. she was
wrote John Stuart Mild the actual bond-servant of
husband she owed her lifelong obedience to him
at the altar, and is held to it all through life
by law"
In 1846 Harper Brothers published book, Women
in America" in which appeared the statement, The
supremacy of the husband the head of the family
stitltinn similar the
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

After the death Of her parents. lovely
Dana Westbrook comes from abroad to
make her home with a grandmother she
has never seen
Dsna's half-sister Nancy Wallace. re-
sents Dsnss coming Dsnas grand
mother hopes her Young granddaughter
will marry rich Ronald Moore and is
elsted when he falls In love with her.
Dana meanwhile has become attracted
70 Or. Scott Stanley. struggling young
physician.
Nancy. who masks her love for Ronald
behind an antagonistic attitude. anxiously
watches Ronelds interest in Dana. Just
as snxiouSiy. Paula Long watches Scott S
attention 10 Dana increase
Ronald becomes Jealous OF Scott and
avoids Dana. Mrs. Cameron seeing her
hopes for a wealthy marriage for Dana
menaced by SCOTS interest in her
granddaughter, decides 10 interfere
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
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ALUMNAE CLUB TO
MEET TONIGHT

Miss Helen Thoms is to be hostess
at her home, % w. 49th-st, tonight
for members of Alpha Delta Pi
Alumnae Club, at Christmas party
She is to be assisted by Mrs. Don
Draper and Miss Naomi Tevebaugh
Entertainment, which is to in
clude a treasure hunt and Christ
mas games and contests, is to be
under direction Of Mrs. Arthur
Dorsey.
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1O70n or Country Jacket Dress

yaros of 39-inch lining and IL yards
OF 39-inch material for scarf.
Our fall and winter fashion mag
azlne Is just full of smart, new
clothes that can be made easily and
inexpensively. Price, 10 cents
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To obtain a pattern of this model
tear out the coupon and mail it
to Ellen Worth, The Indianapolis
Times, 214 w. Maryland-st, Indian
apolis. with IS cents in stamps or
coin. \
La gaceta., 1935-09-12
CUERPOS DE ENTRENA-
MIENT0 DE OFICIALES
DE LA RESERVA

Bajo la supervision del capl-
tan w. H. DeLang Sc estan or
ganiZando dos cuerpos de en-
trenamiento para dficiales de
la reserva, en- los Institutes
Plant y Hillsborouh.
Ell battalion que Sc organi-
cara en- Plant Sc compondra
de dos companies y de cuatro
companies ell de Hilisborough.
DeLang fue transferido a
Tampa desde Fort Bragg, Ca
r3lina del Norte, a hacerse car
go de la preparation. lie ayu-
dara el cabo Guy Taylor, de
Fort McClelland, y mas tarde
Sc lie mandarin otros colabo-
radores. Cinco horas a la Sc
mana Sc dedicaran al entrena-
miento, requiriendo dos amos
ell curse complete.
En- Plant la clase sera de 9
a 10 de la manana y en- Hills
borough de | a 3 de la tarde.
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UNA COMISION PARA APLl
CAS- LAS ~CONCLUSIONES
DE LA OFICINA DEL IRA
BAJO A

Madrid, Sept. 19.-El Minis
tro del Trabajo, Sr. Salmon, a
nunci6 aver ell nombramiento
de una comisi6n que Sc encarga
ra de aplicar en- Espaha las con
clusiones de la 19a Conferencia
International del Trabajo, We
rificada en- Ginebra, sobre ell pa
70 forzoso de los j6venes.
Componen la comisi6n, que tie
ne 30 dias de plazo para entire
gar un detallado informe al go
bierno, los Sres. Tomas Sierra
rtustarazo, diputado a Cortes,
que representa- a Espana en- esa
conferencia; Alfredo Garcia Ba
rrera, consejero tecnico; Maria
no Serrano, Constancio Bernal
do de Quir6s, jefe del serviciO
de cultural social, Y como secre-
tario Manuel Ambles Pipe, jefe
del servicio international del
~ministerio.
La gaceta., 1935-09-12
La Situacion Politica International
en- las 1ltimas "A horas
Inglaterra Opuesta a los Actos de Aggression

Londres, sep. 12.-La nota
le mayor importancia en- las
ancillerias de TODD ell mundo 10
es ell discourse pronunciado aver
en- Ginebra por Sir Samuel
Hoare, ministro de negocios ex-
tranjeros de Inl2laterra, quien
afirm6 que su pals Sc halla lis
to para ofrecer resistencia CO.
lectiva contra todos los actos de
aggression no provccada. Dicese
que Francia parece in~clinarse
hacia Inglaterra luego de no
haber podido obtener %concesio-
mes favorables del primer mi
nistro Mussolini. Isl la politi-
ca de Italia Sc lleva a tsrmino,
dijo Sir Samuel, la riha colo
NAL Sc transformara en- una
guerra mundial".
La gaceta., 1935-09-12
ROMANONES HACE DECLA
RACIONES EN- FRANCIA

Madrid, Sept. 12.-Hablando
con un periodista frances, en- Pa
ris, ell lider monarquico espanol
Condo de Romanones manifesto
que ell interes por la politica es-
pamela traSciende la orbita ma
cionaI, mereciendo atenci6n poi
parte de los demas paises.
LA reforma constitutional
dara lugar a ana lucha muy re-
hida. Gil Robes quiere una re-
forma cat6lica y derechista y te
me- que este lie separe de Ler-
roux, pues cuando hay necesi-
dad de definirSe en- ell terreno
de la ideologia politica, es cast
impossible conciliar 10 blanco y
10 negro.
Impone la gran lucha que Sc
avecina, agrego, esta opci6n: O
reunirse en- la Republica, a fin
de congregar fuerzas suficientes
para veneer a la revolution o
debilitar las fuerzas que sostie-
men esta lueha en- la que pueden
perecer la libertad, ell orden y
Ctras muchas cosas.
Esto no ~significa que la mo-
narquia no pueda volver, 81 bien
la posibilidad de una restaura-
cion sera mas remota. Pero en-
TODD case no volvera por un gol-
pc de estado, sino por un Wanna
miento popular, como en- Gre
cia, Y bajo la forma democrati-
ca y liberal.
Muy grave serfa para Espa-
ma tener que optar entire Fran
Ella e Italia, y mas aun tener que
elegir entire Francia e Inglate-
ira, porque es vital mantener
relaciones cordiales con ambos
0aises.
La gaceta., 1935-09-12
Ell INDULTO DE LOS REOS
DE TU2ON

Madrid, Sept. l2.-Una nota
del ministerio de iusticia, publ
cada en- los peri6dicos, dice asi:
Lee ell ministro de justicia mu-
chas comunicaciones y articulos
.3idiendo ell indulto de los reos
de Tur6n y protestando de que
Sc demore su concession. Para co
nocimiento de todos debe decir
que la sentencia no es firme
aun, puesto que ell Tribunal Su-
premo no ha fallado. Hasta que
ell fallo del Supreme no Sc dicte,
no puede tramitarse ninguna
sOlicitud de indulto. Las impa :
ciencias y las censuras deben
guardarse para mejor OCCASION.
La gaceta., 1935-09-12

Zaimis, presidente de Grecia,
traidor a la Rep1blica, esta lis
to a renunciar para que los reac
cionarios restauren la monar-
quia.
A pesar de los traidores, con
ell general Condylis al frente, q
la mon2rquia vuelve, ell pabe-
Hon de "a Republica sera man
tenido por centenares de miles
de griegos.
Retornara el rey con Ell plebis
cito que Tsaldaris amane, perc
las ideas republicans seguiran
minando los cimientos de todos
los tronos.
~ Venizelos resurgira de
nuevo politicamente, esta vez
como lider republican,, aunsre
hasta ahora su republicanismo
habia sido bastante tibio.
La gaceta., 1935-09-12

Comunican de Roma que Mus
solini replicara en- breve a In
glaterra. Ell Iperi6dico semiofi-
cial "Giornale de Italia" avisa a
que no debe abandonar su amis-
tad hacia Italia.
Ell gabinete ingles celebr6 a.
yer una session extraordinaria,
discutiendo la crisis italo-etio-
pc.
Anoehe ell presidente Roose-
welt telef9ne6 al secretario Hull
Y por la tarde recibi6 la vista
del embajador en- Inglaterra,
Robert w. Bingham.
En- Polonia la multitud atac6
ell edificio de la embajada de
Italia, en- protesta por la agre-
sion hacia Ethiopia.
La gaceta., 1935-09-12
LA CAMPANA EN- FAVOR
DE LAS VICT1MAS LIE
GO A $4,000

AL condado de Marlborough
la Cruz Roja Nacional hubo de
asignarle una Quota de $25, 900
para ayudar a Socorrer a las
victimas del huracan. Hasta la
tarde de aver solo Sc habian re-
colectado $4,000, incluyendo los
donativos de la municipalidad y
ell condado.
Algunas personals han man
dado ropas para los ninoS Y a
adultos que demandan ayuda.
Los donativoS particulares,
en- metalGo, solo llegan a $434.
La gaceta., 1935-09-12
LAS INSCRIPCIONES EN-
LOS INSTITUTES Y ES-
CUELAS

Ell director de educaci6n de
Tampa, ST., W. Carothers, ma
nifest6 aver que en- Ell Institute
Hillsborough sc han inscripto
293 estudiantes, de los cuales
1882 son hembras Y 1,011 va
rones.
Los alumnos de Hillsbor-
ough recibiran manana sus IL
bros y la lista con las horas de
las classes.
En- Plant Sc in%scribieron me-
nos de 800 alumnos siendo su
inscription normal de 1856.
Todos los maestros y macs
tras Sc reunieron aver para re-
cibir las instrucciones finales.
Calc1lase que en- Tampa Y
'su territoriio ell total de ms
cripciones pasara de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1935-09-12

chazado 1000 proyectos de o.
bras publicas. Tambien saldra
para Hyde Park el subsecreta-
rio de agriculture Tugwell, que
en- diferentes ocasioncs ha esta-
do en- desacuerdo con ell secre-
tario del interior. William
Green, presidente de la Fede-
raci6n Americana del trabato,
sc dirtgi6 aver al presidente
Roosevelt pidiendole dele sin lu
gar las objeciones de Hopkins a
los proyectos de Ia PWA.
La gaceta., 1935-09-12

fSr. H. P. Baya, presides
sl comite de campsna de
la eg@didatura Bel exaics1ds
D. B. I Mckay, a%nuncip al -
diodia de hoy que a los tribu-
males Sc llevara. ell resultado
de las pasadas elecciones, con
eI&n de solicitar su anulacion,
Quiere este decir que de un
momento a otro Sc e~stablecera
ell correspondence recurso EN-
la Corte del Circuito.
En- dias pasados elementos
relacionados con la Ultima
campana estuvieron solicitan-
do firmas en- Ybor City, para
anular las elecciones, pero
consiguieron muy pocas auten-
ticas.
La gaceta., 1935-09-12
Llamados a conferenciar con el Presidente .
los Directories de las Obras de AEvio

Washington, sep. 12.-Se ha-
Han en- canine de Hyde Park,
condado de Duchess, New York
los directories de los trabajos de
alivio en- los cuales el gobierno
piensa gastar $4,000 900, 900.
Frank c. Walker ha salido pa
ra ese luzar a ventilar ALI sus
difrenecias con ell adminitsra-
dor Harry L, Hopkins y ell Sc
cretario del interior Ickes. La
autoridad de Hopkins Ia sido
retada por Ickes, Quien ha re-
La gaceta., 1935-09-12
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Terra frente a la Potenca Agresora. i
mos que ell Fascismo educa en- ell odio

m2ria bajo la mirada severa y
represiva de sus genitores a
esos otrOs rapaces traviesos qNsl
latiran de "a celia al cato, AFRO
jan loo m%anualeS de gra@atica
a la copa de los arboles, como
las nietas admirables del galdo-
siano de medallasSy de bandas,
pero palidos y cabizbajos, a
esos otros que Sc $Aben Sobre
mis- rodillas, me tran de las bar
bas y pintan bigotes a las SAN
tas de las estampas. Hay de-
masiadas barbas que arrancar
y artas estambas que romper".
Ell Sascismo, decimos inoso-
tros, armando a los ninos, So
metiendolos a ejercicios militia
res, convirtiendolos en- munecos
de cuerda, atenta contra la liber
tad y contra ell bienestar del ge-
nero humane. . .
Mata la algeria de la infan-
cia trocando a seres debiles, inc
centes, irresponsables, en- md
hecos para odiar Y destruir.
La gaceta., 1935-09-12

La legislature del estado de
Lui:iana, con descaro inaudito,
aprcb6 las leyes que Long ha-
bia recomendado para "amor-
dazar" a sus enemigos y anita
gonizar al gobierno federal.
len homemade de los "sier-
vos" a su Senior, que sc ha lido
para no volver!
Pero muerto ell Dictator, ell
que Sc proponia repartir la ri
queza a su manera, los "vasa-
Hos no podran sostener la "ar-
maz6n' que el habia "edifica-
do. Sobrevendra ell derrumbe
Y despues Luisiana recuperara
.su libertad, la libertad que lie
han "robado".
La gaceta., 1935-09-12

ST Mario G. Menocal vuelve
a la presidencia de la Republi-
ca.,..... 5cumplira a los exjefes
], e~xoficiales del ejercito ell pac-
20 que con ellos firmara en- Mia
mi?
lie dara ell puntapie a Bats
"a, a Pedraza, a Galindez, a to-
dos los heroes" de la dictadu-
ra mendietista?
La gaceta., 1935-09-12

Aludiendo a la barbarie fas-
cista, que a los nihos convierte
en- "ssldaditos'', para embrute-
cerlos, don Antonio Zozaya es-
cr;be: Yc amo las cosas de los
ninos y de los j6yenes; pero las
cosas espontaneas, rientes, des-
provistas de suggestion y de ale
no mandate. Prefiero a los nj
nos que recitan fabulas de me-
La gaceta., 1935-09-12
ROCHA HARA UNA VISTA
A LA

Madrid, Sept. 12.-Si la 81 :
uaci6n international no sc com
3lica, en- octubre ell ministro de
Estado, Sr. Rocha, hara un via
je a la Argentina, con motive
de commemorate ell cuarto ami
versario de la fundaci6n de
BuenOs Aires.
Ell gobierno argentine lie ha
extendido una invitaci6n espe-
cial.
La gaceta., 1935-09-12

palasio presidential, Sc enfer-
mo gravamente Ell Sr. La Ron
da, secretario de agricultural.
Ell secretario habia pedido per-
misc para ~retirarSe, cuando lie
Sobrevin0 I'm sine0pe. En- aque-
los moment0S sc discutia ell ira
tado de concrete con ell Uru-
quay. Los medicos del gabine-
Re, ell presidente Mendieta y el
DR.. Iturralde, acudieron a aten
derlo. Rionda esputaba sangre.
Embellishments lie pusieron in
yeccioneS Y fueron llamados sUS
familiares, su espesa, hijo y her
manoS. FL cOnSejo Sc aplaz6
hasta ell viernes. En- 1882 ell &C.
cretariO sufri6 un lparecido sin
cope. ftuarte dijo que eli Sr. La
Rionda estuvo muy grave; pc
70 que va ma meiorado notable
mente. A has tres de la tarde Sc
lie traslad6 a ST. d9micilio, en-
una ambulancia. Por orden del
presidents lie acompan6 hasta
II domicilio, numerO 1853 de la
caIle de Gervasio, sl comandan-
te Franco Granero.
-Falleci6 aver Ia j6ven de
Is amos Maria Josefa Lopez,
natural de Santa Cruz del Sur,
rue sc arroj6 alcohol por enci-
ma Y lie pogo fuego, con prop6-
ito de suicidarse. La j6ven ha-
)ia sido seducida por un indivi
iuo que la abandon6. No que
riendo volver a su casa, por to-
NOR a los r~eproches, encontr6
trabajo en- un lpequeno estable-
cimiento del nlmero 10 de la
Gale de Monte. lugar donde sc
arroj6 ell alcohol. Cuando hos
medicos la GUARDIAN, horas antes
de morir, en- lugar de quejarse
cantaba ell tango Leonora: CO.
mo no Sc llorar, cantando he de
morir... FL triste fin de la jo-
vencAa impresion6 a los medi-
cos, lperiodistas y otras perso-
mas que lie vieron.
Del asho Maria Jaen Sc fu-
garon anteayer los ninos Ar
mando Palenzuela Y Tomas Con
zalez. Aver, en- la playa de Ma
rianao, la policia encontr6 ell
uniforme de uno de los asilados,
suponiendo que haya muerto
ahogado. Ell sargento A. Garcia
act1a en- ell case.
-Visit6 aver jail presidente
Mendoza, en- Hoyo Colorado, ell
jefe del eSercito, coronel Bats
ia. SUp6nese que tratarOn de
probiemas nacionafes.
Luis Rodriguez lego a la
casa de su amante Carmen Cha
con, en- la Gale Real No. |, EN- la
Lisa, y TOGO a la puerta. Como
nadie le contestant, Rodriguez
llam6 a un policia, temiendo
que la Carmen Sc hubiese sui
cidadO. FORBADE la puerta Sc
comprob6 que la j6ven dOrmia,
que no Sc habia suicidado. A pc
sar de este la llevaron a la ca
sa de socorros, lporque en- ell es-
caparate habia pastillas de un
violentO Veneno.
FL agente SObrado detuvo
aver a Gilberto Castillo, que
vendia cjgarrillos de marigua-
ma. Sobrado es jefe de an CRU
po constitufdo para perseguir
a los traficantes de estupefa-
oianfne
La gaceta., 1935-09-12
MAS TROPAS PARA LA
MALTA

londres, sep. l2.-Tres ba-
tallones van a ser mandados a
toda prisa a la isla de Malta.
Cada battalion ingles Sc COM
pone de 1000 hombres.
Ell gobierno dice que desde
hace tempo sc viene notando
Ia necesidad de reforzar Ia
guarnicion
La gaceta., 1935-09-12
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Downinstownw, Pa, sep. IL
En- la finca del joven Henry
H. Rogers, jr., de % amos, hijo
del difunto Millionaire petrole-
no del mismo nombre, fue en-
contrado hoy ell cadaver de la
rubia actriz Evelyn Hoey, muy
conocida en- Broadway y en-
Paris. la policia detuvo a Ro-
gers bajo la acusacion tecnica
de asesinato. Tn disparo de
revolver lie produjo la muerte
a la mujer.
Rogers dice que oyo I'm dis
paro y corrio escaleras abajo.
encontrando ell cadaver.
La gaceta., 1935-09-12

jPermitira Fulgencio que Ma
rio lie quite las estrellas, desde
la presidencia, aplastandole ell
coronelato?
/ Sc prolpone Menocal gober-
mar con Batista de arbitro y Sc
nos de la vida Guiana?
Hablamos de Menocal como
c~residente, porque para sonro-
10 de Cuba sera ell candidate "de
mas agallas' y mas arrastre"
en- los comicios de diciembre Is,
nj TN dia mas nj un dia menos.
La gaceta., 1935-09-12

La Universidad de Tampa
celebrara hoy su primera a
a las IL 80 de la ma
mana. l.. H. Hill, Jr., dara la
bienvenida a los estudiantes
en- nombre del alcalde Chan
cey, que seencunetra en- Wash
ington. Hablaran tambien ell
p%residente Spauldiing y ell de-
caEo NJ. S. Hale.