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La gaceta., 1935-10-10

Habiamos terminate de es.
cribir las lineas que anteceden
cuando nos enteramos, Official
mente, de que ell padre Haas
ha fallado y su fallo es bueno
justo, como nosotros 10 espera,
bamos.
Dispone ell sacerdote, ell in
tel;gente, amable, discreto, ca
balleroso sacerdote, que Sc es'
tablezca ell sistema de team.
work., 81 algunos fabricantes
10 desean; pero que los precios
Sc paguen con arreglo al con
venio de Nivelacicn de 10 de
Sept;embre de 1884, es decir
que ell teamwork" Sc pague g
los precios de la obra de ma.
no.
Ash 10 habiamos recomenda-
do ~nosotrcs y nos place que un
c;udadano tan quito como ell
padre Hass haya coincidido en-
nuestro criterio.
Dios lie guio cuando su ma
no, la mano limpia de macula,
redactaba ell informe.
Ell padre Hass conoce bien
al pueblo y su corazon perte-
nece a la justicia.
iQue lie regalen tres "rue'
das" de "queenes'', tres de "ps
netelas" y que Dios lie agrande
ell espacio que lie tiene destina-
do en- la Gloria.
Amen,
La gaceta., 1935-10-10

- ~
llcla dl0 muerte aver a dos in
dlviduos, a los que califica de
"gangsterS', en- uno de los luga-
res mas centricoS de la Haba-
ma, EN- la Gale de Inquisidor. Una
de las victimaS de los disparos
de los agenteS ha sido identifi-
cado como Armando Gonzalez,
lie % amos, vecino del pueblo de
San Antonio de los Banos. FL
otro hombre no ha sido identi-
ficado todavia. Ademas de los
lgentes Julian Quinetro y Sa-
,ustiano Zamora, que resultaron
heridos, intervinieron tambien
IN ell case los miembros de una
"maquina perseguidora".
Los policias declaran que fue
ron agredidOs por un individuo
sospechoso, en- cuyo auxilio acu
dieron otros tres que Sc halla-
ban en- un cafe. Ell primero de
los SupUestos "gangster" Sac6
un revolver, ofreciendo resiSten
ia. Gonzalez muri6 en- ell hospi-
al, cuando iba a ser operado.
La otra victima dej6 de existir
en- pocos minutes.
I'm cOlono del Central San
"a Marta, t6rmino municipal de
Cruz del Sur, mat6 aver a
a Francisco Gonzalez, adj
ministrador INFERNO del ingenio,
que iba a desahuciarlo EN- union
lei juez de distrito. No obstan-
Q la presemcia del juez, ell colo
o, que sc encuentra detenido,
'ej6 sin vida a quien estimaba
sti enemigo. Sc ha ordenado rea
liar una minuciosa investiaa-
ci6n del suceso.
Ell DR.. Ponce, Secretario de
Hacienda, declare anoche que
no habra cesantias injustas en-
la aduana de la Habana. Contra
echo empieados Sc instruye ex-
Qediente. Seran despedidos 81 re
sultan culpables. "No seran des-
pedidOs, dijo Ponce, los q. cum
'plen con ST. deber. No tolerara
incapaces o individuos de ante.
cedentes penales.
-CoDtestando a una pregun-
ia del alcafde del pueblo de Be-
Jucal, ell jefe del gabinete de
identification, DIR. Castellanos,
lie aconsej6 aceptar los carnets
de extranjeros como medic de
identification, sin necesidad de
esperar partidas de bantismo O
de nacimiento que puedan man
dar de otros paises. Estima 81
CasteHanos que los carnets
son documentos pGblicos y, ade-
mas, llevan las impresiones di-
gitales de las personals a cuyo
nombre Sc han expedido. Ell al
calde deseaba conceder ell tftulo
de chofer a un ciudadano espa-
mol que no tiene sus papeles de
nacimiento en- Cuba; pero en-
cambio lie present6 un Garnet de
identification.
-Asciende a 5000 ell hume
70 de enfermos de paludismo de
que tiene conocimiento ell Secre-
tario de Sandal, DR.. Ituarte.
Los casos de tifoidea, en- la
noche de aver, llegaban a 314.
Ituarte ha ofrecido mandar CRU
pos de medicos al interior, con
el fin de dominar esas epide :
mias.
Ell Secretario de Goberna :
ci6n, DR.. MaximiIiano Smith,
puso aver a la firma del Presi :
dente Mendieta un decreto que
contiene la orden de expulsion
de Ia individuos, tOdos tildados
de perniciosoS o indeseables.
Los nOmbres de esos extranje-
r0s Sc daran a conocer despu6s
de que ell presidente Mendieta
ponga Su firma al decreto.
LOS dos hombres que pere-
cieron en- un combate con la
policia, en- la esQuina de Sol G
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
CUBAAL DfA.
Mato la policia a dos supuestos pistoleros. As
ciende a $1,000 ell total de casos de paludismo.-
Condecoro ell Presidente Mendieta a Dalia
Iniguez y otros 20 ciudadanos

lnquiSidor, iban a aSaltar Segun
los agenteS del orden, ell alma
cen de Alfonso Y Co., situado en-
eSa esquina, Era conocido por
ell Indio o ell Dominicano, ell in
dividuo cuyo nombre aun no Sc
ha podido averigrar. Los pre-
suntos fcragidoS dejaron tira-
dos en- la calle tres rev6lveres,
un) de ellos de calibre As, y mu-
chos proyectiles.
-lnforma el jefe de sandal
de Baracoa, provincial de Orien
te, que ALI muri6 un nino que
padecia de PARALYSIS infantil.
Los ninos del barrio han sido
vacunados contra ia PARALYSIS.
La Republiea conmemora
hoy ell aniversarib del Critic de
Yara.
En- ell campamento de Column
bia, donde sc ha levantado una
tribuna para ell presidente Men
dieta, coronel Batista y cuerpo
diplomatico, Sc llevara a termi-
no una %importante revista tia
Llama. Mandara la brigada mixta
ell teniente coronel Migoya, EN-
compania de los tenientes coro-
neles Tabernilla y Garcia Pc
drCso.
FL DR.. Belt, alcalde de la Ha-
bana, decide festejar la fecha
patri6tica condonando las null
tas impuestas por la policia e
ms reCtoreS municipales. AL e.
secto Sc ha notificado a los jue-
oes correccionales y la policia
naciOnai.
Dos dias de fiesta nacional
tiene Cuba en- esta semana, ell
primero hoy, aniversario del
Critic de Yara, y ell segundo ell
sabado, Dia de la Raza. Permi-
81 especial Sc concedi6 aver a la
fabrica de tabacos la Tabaca-
era, que desea TRAFALGAR hoy
por tener 6rdenes que cumplir.
TOdos los establecimientos ce-
raran sus puertas hoy y ell sa-
edo. Las barberfas, etc, po-
ran abrir ell domingo.
I'll DR.. Guillermo Pando
Machado, m6dicO, vecino de la
casa ndmero 1919 de la Gale l.,
en- el VedadO, trat6 de suicidar-
Sc aver utilizando I'm cuchillo,
con ell cual Sc nitric una grave
herida en- el vientre. Ingres6 en-
ell Institute Clinico, donde no
pudo declarar por su grave es-
tadO.
-Tuvo lugar aver, en- ell pa
lacio presidential, la ceremonial =
de impOner la Orden de Carlos
Manuel de Cespedes, Va mas al
Ia cCndecoraci6n de la Republi-
ca, a 20 ciudadanos. Ell presiden
tie Mendieta personalmente pu-
so las insignias a los condecora-
dos, entire los que figuran la fa-
mosa recitadora Dalia Iniguez
de Pulido; ell Sr. Jose Rene Mo-
rales, ministro en- Paris y ell Va
ticano; Jose A. Fresno, exrec-
tor de la Universidad N~acional;
Irene Dupont, prominente anne
ricano con propiedades en- Car
denas; DR.. Guillermo Belt, al
calde de la Habana, DR.. Fran
cisco de Paula Coronado, Joa-
quin Llaverias, Noises A. Wei
teS, Ricardo de Ia Torrienfe v
Torriente y ell conOcido compo-
sitor Ernesto Lecuona.
Con ei presidente Mendie-
Ia departieron varios conocidos
politicos, entire ellos ell DR.. Gut
llerm0 Belt, alcalde de la Ha-
bana. FL secretario de comuni-
c~aci0nes, DR.. Pelayo Cuervo,
dijo a los peri6distas que los
delegados de la provincial de
, Oriente, de la Union Naciona-
lista, Sc oponen a la coalici6n
con Acci6n Republican, a base
de Miguel Mariana Gomez para
la presidential,
La gaceta., 1935-10-10

Tallahassee, oct. 10.-Jerry
w. Carter, comisionado de fe-
rrocarriles del estado, manifes-
to aqui que el pudiera ser can
La gaceta., 1935-10-10

No menos de $500 son nece-
sarios, dice la directiva de la A
grupaci6n Benefica y Cultural,
para las reparaciones en- ell edi-
fic;o. Isl cada companero con-
t1iouye con 25 cts. nossera nece-
--sio este ano volver a moles-
52rlos. Las compaheras despa-
lilladoras pueden contribuir con
Is centavos".
La gaceta., 1935-10-10

arrojan, diariamente, mas de
A400 bombas de a 100 libraS ca
"a una. Unos $4,000 italianos fl
IVAN en- ell ataque a Ogaden.
Nblando aver EN- Roma, I'm
de.eAlo del gobierno &c Musso
lini dfAque Italia Sc halla lista
para ~eutir condolences de
Atirma3 DO que los aconteci-
mientos en\Sinebra NADIA tienen
que yer con ? planes del go :
bierno, ell fl fionario sostuvo
cue las coloniA del Este de A
frica Geberan quedar garanSi-
zadas para siempre. En- los cir
culos d~iplomat.cos Sc concede
mucha importancia a las decla-
raciones conciliatcrias, en- vista
de que la Liga ha anunciado
que aprobara sanci mes en- con-
ira de la naci6n agresora. "Ita
liza reitera que esta dia. uesta
hablar de paz 81 los terminus son
r~azonables''.
Esp6rase que de un momento
a otro ell gobierno de Ethiopia
expulse de su territorio al mi
nistro italiano. do mismo Sc
hara aqui, deskuts, con ell encar
~ado de negocios Afewrok Je-
sus.
Austria y Hungria han noti-
ficado al Duce que no ~aplicaran
sanciones en- contra de Italia.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-12-09

late Mother of God. Next came twelve
little school children dressed as angels
bearing on festooned streamers the en-
bem of the Virgin Mary. Close behind
the children marched four young ladies
of the ST. Agnes Clubs carrying alotT the
venerated picture of Our mother or per
petua Help, which was TO be placed in
the new Shrine. The clergy from every
Catholic Parish in the Virgin Islands
then followed To the music OF organ and
choir the cooIfu Procession entered me
Church and proceeded up the aisle tcthe
sanctuary, wherethe new Shrine had bHen
erected. After prayer had been offered
two of the Fathers of Holy Cross Church
released the curtain that yelled the altar
up to this time.
What the faithful then saw was a
beautiful new mahogany alter, beautI
fully decorated with flowers. Encased
above, and brilliantly lighted was oeau
tifp picture of The Madonna and ,'hlc.
in Byzantine art and called after the
original picture in Rome she Mlracu
lous Picture
After the unveiiing of the Shrine.
Rev. Joseph Q1inlan. C.SS K. Superior
of Sc Parricks Church, Frederlksted
delivered an inspiring and eloquent ser
mon The Reverend preacher dWeit on
the great significance OF the days Feast,
how fitting and appropriate that the
faithful of 6loly Cross Parish should
honor the Virgin Mother 90 the day dear
10 all Catholics. the Feast of The lc1ma
culare Conception of the Virgin Mary.
Reverend FIR. Niehaus. Superior OF Holy
Cross Church then IN few well chosen
words thanked these thru whose genera
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-12-09

sity the enlargement of the Sanitary,
and the erection of the new Shrine W 8
possible
Solemn Benediction of the Blessed S4
crament concluded the ceremonies, with
Rev b. Niehaus, Superior of Holy Cross
C1urch Rev. Joseph Doyle. SITS. Peter &
Paul Ch.. st. Thomas and Rev. Waller
Kuhn. of ct Patrick's Church, Freder
iSsted. officiating.
RUM EXPECTED TO BRING PROS
PtRlIY IOV.l
We are going to make this rum the
best that was ever sent into the United
States" So said C. Edgar Elliot. pres
dent of the Haitian American Company.
during u official inspection of the Sarlhe
St. Croix Company. Downtown Main
Street yesterday morning
The old rum Of St. Groix and the new
rum of st Croix are made the same way
from the same ingredients and can thus
be blended with great satisfaction. Mr.
Elliot feels that the comany will BE- more
proud of S4rthe st Croix than its own
Haitian Khum SarIhe.
Governor Cramer was delighted WITH
the activity of th4 company and moresn
Pleased WI tn the fact that the Virgin Is
lands Company had reached the p ace
where il was able to ship rum to the cIn
sumner. even though disguised. He sees
a Dig future for Doth mu licipa tiles in
the deveoDment of this product.
Connoisseurs acclaimed the baverag4
the best of any anywhere. and one de
clded TO discontinue using the famous "a
ban Barcardi for Sarthe st. Croix
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-12-09

nesday night at $50 clock 10 the Public
Market, Chrisriansted.
Tie Norwegian IS "Borgfred' is still
on the rocks. Heavy seas and wind dur
ing Saturday and Sunday made necessa-
nv to postpone all efforts to assist the dis
tressed ship. The Catherine after some
hours of waiting camelinto port, unload
ed her cargo and proceeded ID San Juan.
via St. Thomas. The u. 5. S. "Unaiga"
after trying to haul off the "Borgfred''
and as the weather tgrew more bolster
Gus, also left the scene. 1t has been plan
ned to dump large quantity OF the car
90 and with the return of favorable
weather it is hoped that the ship will be
saved.
The Tax Commission met this morn
ing to assess the tex on real property.
The Colonial Council meets att o'clock
P. M. today. The only item on the Order
of the Day is an amendment to the Bud
get changing the number of appointed
teachers
DEDICATION OF NEW SHRINE AT
HOLY CRUSS CHURCH
Yesterday afternoon the parishio1ers
of HOLY Cross Church witnessed cere
mony of unusual spendor. = the unveil
ion of new Shrine 10 honor of the Vlr.
gin Mother of God. Long before the
ceremony began great crowd had as
sembed in the Church.
Promptly at 400 o'clock the clergy
moved 10 Procession along Princes.
Queen and Company Streets to the
church. Priests from ST. Thomas. Fte
deriksted, and Christiansted were in
the line of march. At the head of the
Procession marched Holy Cross Choir
singing hymns 10 honor of the lmmacu
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-12-09
Random Notes

There will be Mass Meeting on We'd
nesday night at 800 clock 10 the Public
Market, ChrisIiansted
Evening star., 1935-10-22
LORD CARSON Dies.
NOTED STATESMAN.
Member of War Cabinet
Without Portfolio Had
Stormy Career.
By the Associated Press.

4y the Associated Press.
MINISTER, Kent, England, October
22.-Baron Carson, noted Irish states
man, former first lord Of the admir-
atty and member of the war cabinet
without portfolio in. l9l7-18. died to-
day at his Cleve Court home. He was
81 years old.
A native of Dublin, but bitter Op-
ponent to any break between Ireland
and England, Baron Carson had been
in failing health for several weeks,
suffering chronic lymphatic leukemia.
It was his second serious illness in IL
months. He had recovered from
bronchial pneumonia in July.
Stormy Political Career.
Lord Carson, whose political and
legal career were as stormy as any
In recent history, appeared better
when he awoke this morning, but died
suddenly and peacefully short time
later with Lady Carson and other
members of his family at the bed
side.
known as the man with a hun
ureO nlCknameS, gained IN MS long
and often bitter battles in Parliament
and court, Lord Carson had been in
active since 1888.
His last public appearance that
year was at the unveiling of his statue
before the Northern Ireland Parlia-
ment Building, just outside Belfast.
Coercion Carson" and Rebel Car
son" were some Of the names he won
during his long championing of Uls-
ter's cause in the Anglo Irish contro-
versy.
Baron Carson of Duncairn did not
resent even the Rebel" nickname
and once said:
If I am rebel, why doesn't the
government arrest me? I am pre-
pared to be shot for my pains"
Bordered on Treason Charge.
His activities had brought him close
to treason, for while he was fighting
the Irish home rule bill of 1911 he
also was organizing resistance in
Ulster. With open rebellion looming
Evening star., 1935-10-22

in Northern Ireland in 1914, however.
the World War brought his volunteers
into action on the continent.
One of Lord Carson's most famous
law cases came in 1895 when he de-
Tended the Marquis Of Queensberry
against charge of criminal libel
brought by the author. Oscar Wilde.
The wartime prime minister, David
Lloyd George, whom Lord Carson once
described as "a little popinjay," was
himself. one of the first to pay tribute
to the memory Of the Irish peer.
He was one of the most remarkable
figures of his time" said Lloyd George.
Evening star., 1935-10-22

dition to Hebrew University, would
give disqualification to inhabitants of
Palestine and provide a refuge where
Jewish scientists formerly associated
with German medical centers could
carry on research.
Nothing in the world can get men
together more quickly than medicine"
DR.. Nathan Ratnoff, medical director
of Beth Israel Hospital, New York
City, told a meeting of the group Sum-
day night. Rabbi Herman Gersten-
field, assistant rabbi of Washington
Hebrew Congregation. asserted the
institution, II approved, should "set-
Evening star., 1935-10-22
DIES OF ALCOHOLISM

LOS ANGELES, October % CP-
DR.. A. F. Wagner, chief county
autopsy surgeon, reported yesterday
that the death of Mrs. Eileen Weems,
wife of Walter Weems, Hollywood di.
rector and actor, was caused by acute
alcoholism.
Police said bruises on her head ap-
parently were received when Mrs.
Weems fell to the floor Of the dining
room in her home, Saturday night.
Evening star., 1935-10-22
VENUE CHANGE SOUGHT
Effort Will Be Made to Transfer
Lamson Trial.

SAN JOSE, Calf, October % Up).-
Leo r. Friedman, attorney for David
Lamson, said yesterday he would seek
to have transferred to Federal court
Lamson's third trial on a charge of
bludgeoning his pretty wife to death
with an iron pipe.
Friedman explained he would con-
tend the former Stanford University
Press manager was unable to obtain
Evening star., 1935-10-22
Club Elects Officers.

MONTROSE, Md, october %
(SpeciaD The Montrose Community
Club has elected Mrs. William A. Ost-
mann president, Mrs. Clinton Howes,
vice president; Mrs. Howard Stull,
secretary, and Mrs. William Bohan-
non treasurer. The club will hold its
annual oyster supper at the Montrose
School on Saturday.
Evening star., 1935-10-22

a fair trial in State courts. Once
convicted and sentenced to death,
Lamson won new trial, at which the
jury disagreed.
Evening star., 1935-10-22
PALESTINE MEDICAL
CENTER AID PLEDGED
so Local Hebrew Doctors Promise
Support to $500, 900
Droian%

Support for a proposed 100000
medical center in Palestine has been
pledged by approximately so Hebrew
Doctors of Washington.
The institution, planned as an ad-
Evening star., 1935-10-22

tie the whole Jewish -Moslem prob
lem."
The site for the medical center is
a 10-acre tract on Mount Scotus,
mile from Jerusalem, overlooking the
River Jordan. Hebrew University is
on the hillside. Several famous jew
ish scientists from Germany already
are at work there, Rabbi Gerstenfeld
said.
Evening star., 1935-10-22

Quake-Proof Buildings.
Earthduake-proof buildings are to be
in Turkmenia.
Evening star., 1935-10-22

8 OF. eau de quinine 25c
8 OF. brilliantine 25c
16 or. hand lotion 25c
10 OF. coconut oil shampoo &c
l6 OF. olive oil shampoo--25c
l6 OF. tar shampoo----25c 25c
10 OF. lemon shampoo---25c
16 OF. CASTLE shampoo----25 25c
/ lb. olive oil cream
main Floor. ToiIetries Dept.)
, 1935-03-17
SHOWS
STAR OF RADIO

What a gorgeous medley or girls.
music. comedy and stirring foot
ball scenes await YOU when you see
Paramount's college Rhythm" at
the Queen Theatre. Brownsville,
Sunday and Monday, with Joe Pen
ner. Americas favorite RADIO star.
heading the cast In his first fea-
ture length picture.
Supported by a magnificent cast,
which includes Lanny Ross. Jack
Oakie. Helen Mack. LYDIA Roberti
and Mary Brian. college Rhythm"
introduces Penner TO the film pub
lie IN a hilarious story OF deadly
college rivals. the football star and
the piccolo player. who finally
agree by ~disagreeing and failing In
love with different girls.
The picture opens on football
scenes-real football with charging
backs. plunglng lineSmen and
crashing tackles none OF the
namby-pamby stuff that used 70
characterize screen Rridiron play
And u closes on another grand
football scene and the reconcillia-
ton OF the Collegiate feudists.
The story isn't entirely set In
college. however. The boys gradu-
ate. go into the department store
business and transform II into a COL
legiate annex. even installing their
football team in the store.
, 1935-03-17
MYSTERY
BOOKED AT CAPITOL

A rib-crackinF mystery thriller
that dispenses laughs and suspense
In equal measure. IA offered IN The
Great Hotel Murder" showing Tues
day only at the Capitol. Brownsville.
Edmund Lowe and Victor McLag-
len. that popular team Of easy-go-
ing buffoons who have appeared
Jointly In eight pictures since they
were ot-liehted In What Price
Glory" are co-featured in this COM
edy drama.
They portray two sleuths, one n
polished writer or murder stories
who tries his amateur hand at solv-
ing real murders. and the other a
heavy-footed and equally hefty-
Drained hotel dick out TO outdo
Sherlock Holmes.
When a sinister murder occurs
these friendly enemies. one al
theory. the other opposed 10 theories,
follow a hundred clues and fight over
every clue. The setting is a de luxe
hotel. The KEY 70 the mystery Is
held in the delicate hands Of a young
beauty.
Fine comedy alternateS with tense
emotion.
Praise has followed The Great
Hotel Murder" everywhere.
II was adapted from Vincent
S%tarrett's Recipe For Murder
which appeared IN Red Book Mag
azine. and was signalized as a fine
example OF murder mysteries.
There Is said 70 be a vanload OF
throbs and thrills. chuckles and guf-
, 1935-03-17
LITTLE star
PATCHES UP
!. FAMILY FEUD

An absorbing story. and the pres
ence Of the one and only Shirley
Temple. make The Little Colonel"
which shows Sunday and Monday at
the Capitol, Brownsville, an extra
ordinary screen event.
Once again. Americas golden
haired sweetheart captures. with
her unpretentious art. her honest
acting. the hearts of old and young.
She Is co-Starred with Lionel
Barrymore in this heart-stirring
superb story of a bitter Kentucky
family feud during the days fol
lowing the Civil War. when preju-
dices still ranked. and a woman
who dared give her heart to q hat
ed Yankee was ostracized by friends
and relations.
The flve-year-old screen sensa-
ton has the role Of a tiny tot whose
childish love and laughter routs the
bitterness and false pride that make
wretched a stern old Kentucky ariS-
tocrat who has turned his back on
his daughter.
Shirley's charm shines in this
story which is as tender as her baby
heart. Not only is her work extra
ordinary as an actress, but she quite
captivafeS the most blaSe with her
singing, quite surprises u with her
dFncing talents when she appears
with Bill Robinson and accompan-
les him In tis famous stair dance.
As If this wealth OF surprises were
not enough, this FOX Film picture
produced BY B. q. DeSylva ends in
a blaze OF technicolor. For the first
time IN her meteortc career. Shirley
Temple is presented in color.
Barrymore's presentation OF the
obdurate colonel is mastery. Com
mendable. also, is the fine work OF
the supporting cast composed Of
Evelyn Venable. John Lodge. Sidney
Blackmer. Alden Chase, william
Burress. Frank Darien. Hattie Nc
Daniel. and the already mentioned
Bill Robinson
The Little Colonel" n heartily
recommended to all picture lovers.
, 1935-03-17

When angered. a Queensland
lizard opens a large cape-like frill
from its neck and distends its jaws.
The frill is q foot wide. and. with
the gaping Jaws. presents a terri
flying picture TO an enemy.
, 1935-03-17
SHOWS
CLARK GABLE

Clark Gable Is starred IN "After
Office Hours" scheduled Sunday
and Monday at the Rivoli Theatre
in San Benito. After Office Hours"
is a fast moving story Of adven-
turous romance. which deals with a
society murder-mystery against q
background Of modern-day news
paper life.
Gable plays a ard-boiled news
paper editor who Is determined TO
get his story regardless Of the tao
tics required in obtaining 1t.
When he goes out TO break q
threatening scandal and runs into
a murder mystery, excitement be-
gins. Unlike most murder mysteries
the audience knows who Is the muir
derer and enjoys watching the mys-
terry unravel by a trained newspaper
investigator.
In the picture Gable enjoys the
support of a brilliant featured cast
including Constance Bennett. Stuart
, 1935-03-17
Radio Delegates To
Meet At Club House

SAN BENITO, March Is Nc
Calls clubhouse near McAllen has
been chosen as the place at which
the Valley Radio club will enter
tain the Tip o. Texas Sunday, March
81 for the annual election OF Of
ticers, according TO Frank X. Mat
eIka. president OF the former org
anization ana secretary OF the
latter.
The meeting will open at ] o'clock
with a dinner and plans for the
entertaining the West Gulf divi-
sion at Corpus Christi Aug. Is ana
III Will be discussed