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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22
Behind the Hauptmann Trial.
(Kansas City Times.)


 Two factors account for the unusual detail with which the Hauptmann trial in New Jersey is being leported One is the dramatic interest of the testimony in the trial; the other it's extraordinary background
 From the very moment, late that stormy March night nearly three years ago, when the first word went forth that the baby of Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lndbergh had been kidnapped, the mystery has been dramatic eptome of the situa- tion in which American society found itself at that period. Out of the great love they bore for that remarkable couple, the American people had accepted and idealzed the married life of the Lindberghs a national symbol of useful quiet and comfortable family life, happy and secure as every American family longs to be.
 The news that such a family could fall prey to kdnapers that the security which is supposed to esteem could be boldly and suddenly violated, brought with it shock from which American society has never recovered
 The later details of the search--the heart-break- ing negotiations, the treachery the prolonged agony of uncertainty ending the ghastly discovery that all had been in van-hard they were to bear in themselves. they only magnified the dangers which menaced the national security from within. As if to confirm common fears, other kidnapings fol- lowed but now society was aroused, and recovering from it's panic systematically took up the task of stamping out those enemies of the public
 Gratifying as the results of this campaign have been the public has felt that the record of victory over crime cannot be called whole long the biggest chapter in the book remains unwritten. For this reason and for the reason that the drama now unfolding at Remington is nationwide in its public concern the American press is determined that no detail be missed misnterpreted, that no shade of meaning be blurred; all in order that society which has waited long may judge whether justice is being done.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22
REAL AID TO MINING.

Mining, one of Alaska's largest industries and on which has been built in the popular mind it's tradition Of romance and riches, seens deaihed to be given added impetus through the action Of the Legislature asking Congress not to suspend further mining claim assessments s
 Hundreds. probably thousands. of Claims have been lying idle years throughout the Territory with no work whatever done on them. With the advance in the price of gold scores more were staked out during the past summer.
 It is only logical that Alaska should protect and seek development Of it's great natural gift Here in the creeks and mountains lie untold wealth, the surface of which has scarcely been scratched and through development Alaska can take it's place in the sun as perhaps the greatest mineral producing country earth.
 The Territorial lawmakers have started right in looking immediately the welfare of this great industry Assessment work these unpatented claims will revive mining. It will give employment to many men, otherwise unemployed, especially in instances where the claim holders prefer to hire their assessment work done. It may even reveal another bonanza but regardless of that romantic touch, it will tend to rehabitate an industry which this Territory became mineral empire.
 AS Gov. Troy so apty said: Our greatest hope for immediate improvement in Alaska is through the development of gold and silver mining"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22
JANUARY g
 George Thomas Mrs. Mamie Sutton
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
 TODAY,N.Y. EXCHANGE

The following are closing prices of various issues today on the New York Stock Exchange, furnished by the Wilson Fairbanks and Com pany's Juneau office:
 Alaska Juneau 171a, Amer. Can lis, Amer, Power & Light SIS, Amer. Radiator 141s, Amer. R. M. 22H, Amer. Smelling 35A, Amer. T. & T. 1059s, Amer. Tobacco 82l5 Ameri. w. w. 1874. Anaconda 111s, Armour N 5A, Atchison Topeka 49A, Atlantic Refining 24h, Ben dix 15%
 Bethlehem Steel 312s, c. P. 13al Caterpillar 39, Cerro de Pasco 41la, C. & o. 43ss, Chrysler 3s, Con- tainer B 45s, Cont. Can 651s. Cont. Oil IS, Curtiss-Wright PA, du Pont de Nemours 947s.
 Flee. Auto-Lite 25A, Fairbanks Morse 20, Gen. Electric 23ss, Gen. Motors 315s, Granby 6s4, G. N. 149s, Holland Furnace 83s, Howe Sound 45.
 Hudson 1o9s, Houdaille Hershey B 8, Int. Nickel 23A, Kennecott 167s, Liggett & Myers 105, Liquid Carb. 28, Loew's 321s, Loose-Wiles 35ai, Lorillard 20ss, Marshall Field 10, Mcintyre 38&l.
 Montgomery Ward 27h4, Nash 167s, Nat Cash Register 167s, N. Y. c. 1873. N P. 1872, Penney 71A, Pullman 50l1, Radio SIS, Reynolds Tobacco 4713, Sears Roebuck 357s, s. P. 157s.
 Socony IA, Sperry g, Stand. Oil Cal 304, Stand. Oil N. J. 411a, Texas Corp. 20, Timken Roller 34, United Aircraft IA.
 U s. Rubber 15, U. s. Smelling 110. U. s. Steel 38, West. Air Brake 25, West. Electric 3S2. Woolworth 53ss, Calumet & Hecla 312.
 verages-Down 25 points.
 Spot silver-54Ac
 Toronto, Vancouver and Seattle mining exchanges: Bremner 421ac at soc, Golconda 3l1sc, Montana Consolidated 22c, Nabesna 65c at sl00, Silversmith 7c, Sunshine sl1.50. Cresson Is at IS. Vancou- yer wires down to Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22

More argument more conventions, more speeches, more politics, books, more expert advice, and progress in spite of everything. Goran, Ohio, JournalD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22

Leader Shell declares the Republican Party is very much alive, with plenty of courage. No doubt no doubt. It still has Vermont and the Saturday Evening PoSt-( Dallas NewsD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22
.sYodh@ Men Seeking Work.
lDaily Journal of Commerce. :,


 One Of the most serious problems of the day i the plight Of young men out of school or college married, and seeking employment in order that the. may support their families and achieve their plact in our social structure. B c. Forbes in discussing conditions confronting the younger generation o workers states in part:
 Millions of healthy, ambitious energetic youths their schooling finished, have turned hopefully 10 winning their way in the world only to find every door closed tightly against them. From all accounts, many of them mbibed radical not to say revolu- tionary ideas from their teachers The cruel experiences suffered by them have tended to make them rebelHous to make them disgusted with our existing economic order, 10 make them fruitful soil for sowing seeds Of Communism
 What can be done about it?
 First and most important of all. the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22

It must be quite novelty for the G. O. P. these days to find fellow like Chairman Fletcher who always speaks well of it.-Detrot News)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22
20 YEARS AGO
JANUARY 22. 1915.
Prom The Empire

JANUARY 22, 1915.
 News from the eastern theatre of the war tell of continued Russian success and lightling-like rapid advances.
 Fighting was desperate in Bel gium. For three days a desperate battle had been waging between Newport and Ostend. The fighting had been uninterrupted during day and night, though rain was falling in torrents.
 MT. and Mrs. D. s. Sigmon were receiving congratulations on the birth of son.
 Judge Robert. w. Jennings re- turned on the Alameda from &c., attle.
 w. c. Irish, expert accountant. brought word from Rake that the Kirberger company had had a lJIOSptIOuo SCdoOll.
 Miss Mary Bernhofer, who fled Europe and her vocal studies in Berlin, to return to the country of peace, delighted an audience that completely filled the Elks Hall when she made her first ap- pearance in a song recital. She was assisted by Willis E. Novel;, Ju- neau's famous violinist, and Miss Edith Kempthorne, pianist.
 c. E. Bruff and Harry Dott of Thane spent the day in Juneau.
 P.L. McCloskey was back. from a trip to Seattle.
 s. Howard Ewing returned from vacation trip to San Francisco.
 Mrs. Robert Simpson and her sister, Miss Minnie Goldstein, left on the City of Seattle to visit in Seattle, San Francisco and San Diego.
 Weather: Maximum, 33: mini mum, 25; partly cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22
HAPPY--
 BIRTADAY

The Eapire ertends congratulate tions and best ,DisheS today, their birthday anniversary, to tue tolloto- ing:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22

Governnlent can by acting prudently re-
 store. an increasing measure of confidence
 throughout the business world and thus
 bring about expansion of enterprise, expan-
 sion of trade more jobs. Present prospects
 are that real progress will be achieved along
 this line during the coming year
 Every employer should carefully consider
 the feasibility and desrability of giving pre-
 ference to young rather than to young
 provided for at home when taking
 on new employees or filling vacancies In
 a nations hour of extreme peril, 1t is the
 young men who are first called to take up
 arms and offer their lives in their countrys
 defense
 Another suggestion which should be universally needed is prompted by the astounding number oi complaints received from jobseekers regarding then reception when they trudge around asking for em- ploynient The evidence is convincing that shock ing psfcentage of those contacted by work-seekers do not grasp the mental state of those appealing 10 them. do not grasp the importance of extending courtesy, sympathy, encouragement of victims oi axisttne conditions. Every chief executive in the land should make it his personal business to make certain that applicants for jobs be treated with the mendicant who asked aims from an impecuniouS philosopher who apologized, I'm sorry can't helr you. brother: You have helped me; you called me brother
 Self preservation should make every last o Us realize that we are all brothers-and that il enough members of the family become utterly dis satisfied. the family will be in danger of break ing up.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22

a decrease of l6O,000 for the year
 Premier Mussolinis program pre- viding for employment of the job less involves redistribution of la Dor and cuttine the working hours in every economic sector from 48 to 40 hours, With the contribution of pelaltys plaeed. on overtime work @
 Officials estimate that this ex- pedient will provide 10000 new jobs.
 Skilled overtime workers are re- quired to contribute part of their wages to sustain those unable to obtain work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22

Weather; Maximum, 33; mini mum, 25; partly cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22
TWELVE MEN ARE KILLED,
 MINE BLAST
s2venty-one Are Injured Lives of 200 Others
 Endangered

GILBERTON, Fa., Jan. 22- Twelve miners were killed this forenoon in blast in the Gil- berton Colliery. The blast shook the entire workings injuring II men and endangering the lives of 200 others.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22

Miss June McCunagh, daughter of Mrs. Jean McCullagh, principal of the Seldovia public school, en- tered the Alaska College at the be- ginning of the mid-year term.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-22
WHITMAN RECOVERING

A recent report in the Anchor age Times says that Carl Whitman. Manager of the Nabesna gold quartz mine, who was injured re- gently, is recovering rapidly, but will be in the hospital for some time. ea
La gaceta., 1935-10-23
La session del A%yuntamiento en- la noche de aver
Aprobada la nueva ordenanza de
Zonas de Incendios

Bajo la presidencia de Wal
ter Campbell, y en- session ordi-
maria, ell ayuntamiento aprob6
Ia nueva ordenanza de las 10
mas de incendios, atendiendo re-
ccmendaciones del inspector de
edificiOs Sr. Parrish. Tampa
quedara dividida en- tres zonas,
en- lugar de dos. La nGmero ]
Sc asignara a las secciones de
estshlecimiento: y almacenes,
con severas restricci9nes seran
menos rigurosas.
Pas6 al comite de hacienda
una petici6n para zanzibar en-
an permiso de venta de bebidas
alcoh6lica la direction de 213
West Fortune por 207 West
fortune.
Fue recibida y aceptada rna
invitaci6n de la Conferencia de
Alcaldes de los EstadCs Unidos,
que Sc efectuara en- Washing
ton entire los dias 18 y 20 de
noviembre.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23

Sc aprob6 anunciar la clau-
sura de las casas 2008 de la "a
venida de Armenia, 102 West
Knollwo2d, 1905 Swami ave,
1888 Glenn y 112 Oleander.
Qued6 aprobada una mocion
autorizando al alcalde para ven
der dos mulas del Department
to de sandal.
Aplazando acuerdo sobre la o.
ferta de II. L. Anderson para
comprar por $500 la propiedad
nGmero 1918 de la Gale East
Henry. Rechazando una oferta
de la Good Food Products, Inc,
para comprar dos calderas del
edificio el Tampa Bay.
AL ccmit6 de relaciones publ
cas Sc concedi6 permiso para le-
vantar un pequeno edifici0, de
Information a los turistas, en-
Ell parque de Plant, frente al e.
dificio Crescent.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23
QUEEN ES Ell NUEVO MINIS.
TRIO DE LA GOBERNA-
CION DE ESPANA

! Madrid, Octubre 23.-Don
Joaquin de Pablo Blanco, ell
nuevo ministro de la goberna-
cion, successor del Sr. PorteIa
Valladares, solo t.ene 80 amos
de edad y es miembro del par
lido Radical, donde ingreso CO
mo amigo del Vaquero, exmi-
nistro de la gobernacion. Sien-
do Vaquero ministro desempe-
no la subsecretaria de la gober
nacion y mas tarde paso a ser
subsecretario del ministerio de
Trabajo y Provision.
Ejercia 81 profession de abo-
gado en- las ciudades de Cor
doba y Sevilla, donde cuenta
con muchos amigos politicos.
Fue presidente en- ell Parla-
mento, de la Comisicn de Su-
plicatorios.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23
COMISION NOMBRADA POR
LA MINORIA SOCIALISM,

Madrid, oct. 23.-La minoria
parlamentaria socialista, en- reu
MON verificada aqui, acord6
dar de baja al diputado por A
licante Sr. Gonzalez Ramos y
nombrar una comisi6n, COM
puesta por don Fernando de los
don Bruno Alfonso y De
Gracia, que estudie ell problema
de la revision constitutional.
Para estudiar la reforma elec
toral fue nombrada otra conf
sion que integran los Sres. An
dres, Prat, Martinez Gil, Bruno
Alfonso, Manso y Lamoneda.
/ Sc desmintf6 la nCticia de
haber sido separado de la mi
norfa ell Sr. Prieto Jimenez, di-
putado por Murcia.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23

Londres, oct. 23.-Hablando
eXsSA la camara de los comu-
nss, Sir Samuel Hoare, ell minis
tro de negocios axtranjeros. pi-
do a Italia que haga la paz con
Ethiopia antes del 81 de octubre,
fecha en- que la S0ciedad de Ma
clones comenzara una guerra
commercial y monetaria contra la
naci0n agreSora.
"Estamos hacienda los ma
yores esfuerzos posibles, dem
tro de nueStras f~uerZas, para
encontrar una formula de paz
lie Ultima bora. Hay todavia un
/ arente is antes de que sea "a
ls!icada La preston economical.
pudiera ser usado para in
5entar un arreglo? Italia es to-
davia un miembro de la Liga.
No pudiera usarse esta opor-
tunidad para hacer innecesario
ell seguir csc NADIA attractive ca
mino de acci6n economical con-
ira una comp3nera, nuestra
vieja amiga y exaliada? Expli-
co ell ministro la conducta de
La gaceta., 1935-10-23
JOSEFINA K PROPA-
GANDISTA DEL FASCISMO

Madrid, Octubre % Los
perio 5icos publican la noticia
de que Ma celebre bailarina 10
Selma Baker. de la raza re.
gra, Sc ha convertible en- una
propagandista del fascismo,
por estar casada con un aris-
tocrata italiano.
Josefina da este consejo a
sus hermanos de la raza ne
gra: ST os alistais contra Mus
%sclini, no ayudareis a vuestra
raza, sino, por ell c~ontrario, a
los traficantes de esciavos, a
quienes cl gran pals de Italia
,p;ensa combatir.
Josef.na quiso visitar recien
temer.te al Papa, pero su San
tidad Sc nego a recibirla.
En- SUI ultimo viaje a Italia
oyo hablar a Mussolini en- una
asamblea de la juventud fas-
cista.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23
ARRESTOS EN- UNA CASA
DE E

E. sheriff Mcleod, acompa :
1ado por ell jefe de d~iputadcs
Logan y varios agentes, detuvo
aver a cinco personals que juga-
ban al prohibido en- ell estableci-
miento en- High Beer, situado
en- la casa n1mero GOA de la ca
lie de Scott.
Los arrestados, que prestaron
fianza, Sc nombran Luis Clue
clio, Frank Grace, M. l.. Suarez,
L. M. Medulla y ell negro Gets
Eddington.
Una vista" Sc hizo a csc lu
gar ell sabado y aver abrieron
lie nuevo las puertas, como 81 ma
la hubiese pasado.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23
Los Sc BA-
TEN CON LOS ROMPE.-
HUELGAS

Lake CHARLES, La, Octubre
23,--Los huelguistas de los
muelles estan batiendose con
los "pistoleros' importados pa
ra custodian a los rompehuel-
gas. Dos de los "guardias" pc
recieron aver y nueve recibie-
ron heridas. Los huelguistas no
tuvieron bajas.
Sc han dirigido los ciudada-
nos a Edgar Hoover, jefe del
negociado federal de investi-
g~acion, solicitando protection.
Ell sheriff Reid esta conferen.
ciando con ell gobernador Al
len acerca de la possible deGla-
racion de la ley marcial.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23
Los INGRESOS DEL TESO-
RO MACDONALD A

Madrid, Octubre 23.-En ell
primer semestre del ano fiscal
ell gobierno recaud6 1886 mi
Homes de pesetas, un aumento
de 1863 millones sobre ell mis-
me periodic en- ell ano anterior.
Los gastos en- igual periodic
han sido de 1885 millones.
Disminuida la recaudaci6n
a sus justos limites queda en-
1850 millones, un superavit
de 65 millones. Los cobros Dor
contribuciones territoriales
han bajado en- cerca de 6 mi
Homes, comparable ell total con
sl de 1884,
La gaceta., 1935-10-23
SIR II E(Szz$ & ": T En-
Pid9 9as 9ia haga la pay con Utopia
antes de Octubre 81

gooierno en- los cuatro puntos
siguientes:
las penalidades militares
contra Italia no sen practicas
porque la precondici6n de tales
sanciones nunca 9xisti6; ell go
bierno no ienSa en- cerrar el ca
nal de Suez Y 10 que Sc dice acer
ca de este es conversation peli-
grosa y provocative; la preston
economical tiende a limitar la
guerra Y no a eNpandirla, acor-
tar su duraci6n, no prolongarla,
y ell gobierno no es hostil al fas-
cismo. mo tenemos la menOr
intenci6n de mezclarnoS en- los
.aSuntos dOm6sticcs de otros pue
bios.
Ell comandante Clement Att
lee, lider laborista, dijo:
mo debe quitarse a Ethiopia
ST territorio en- ell arre2lo de In
disputa. Tenemos la mayor des-
confianza del gobierno en- este
lpunto'.
Los laboristas dicen que la &C
titud del gobierno es vacilante
y dilatoria.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23
UNA OFERTA De INDISCU-
TIBLE VENTAJA

Ell aserradero de MADEIRA
que tiene abier
tas sus puertas en- el 1916 de la
Gale Lozano, junto a la Gale
Kay, ofrece a los latinos que ne
cesitan comprar MADEIRA una
economic de 5 a 25%o.
La econgmia sera explicada
en- la sierra por los empleados
de ella, todos muy corteses y
conocedores de su giro.
Ofrecemos, dice Mr.. Thomp-
son, un "nuevo trato" en- 10 que
a MADEIRA respecta.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23
UN DECRETO SOBRE LA
CT tGANTZACION DE LAS
TROPAS EN- MARRUECOS

Madrid, oct. 23.-Se ha pu-
blicado ell decreto de reorgani-
zaci6n de las fuerzas de Marrue
cos, quedando suprimido uno de
los batallones de cazadores de
Melilla, organizandose dos CRU
pos de ametralladores con esos
cazadores, y agrupando la arti-
llerfa en- cinco baterias de rs
c~entimetrcs, dos de 10.5, una
de Is y otra de 15..
La gaceta., 1935-10-23

Ell pubic hizo la constitu-
ci6n, luego al pueblo compete
reformarla, cambiarla o hacer
otra nueva.
Las cosas viejas Y titles de-
ben conservA4se o adaptarse 81
es possible.
La constitution de la Florida
mo reconoce IA obligation del
estado para con las escuelas, no
reconoce ell derecho de los vie
Jos a pensiones, a no morirse de
hambre; pero en- Gambia decla-
ra que las "ladroneras", las ma
1uinas de jul2ar, son aparatos
legales, constitucionales...
iiLuego es una constitution
que debe ser cambiada . refor-
mazda, de modo que responda
con mayor eficiencia a los gene
rosos impulses de la democra-
cha.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23

de 4 amos. Las montanaS de
Oriente cambiaron la direction
de los vientos. quitandole inten-
sidad al meteCro. I'm fuerte an
ticiclon esta desarrOllandose en-
territorio de los EStados Uni
dos, acompanado de ola fra. Ell
aqua tiene una altura de 3 pies
en- los barrios bajos de Santa
go. BomberoS v policias han
llevado a lugar SECURE a cente-
mares de familiaS. Durante to-
da la noche sigui6 lloviendo Y
paSaran "a horas mas anteS de
que pueda restablecerSe ell SER
vici0 de a~lumbrado e~lectrico.
Han sufrido danoS casas de las
GALES Estrada Palma, Saco, Ra-
bi, Corona, San Agustin Y o.
traS. CentenareS de posteS Sc
italian Ell ell suelo, 10 mismo que
los arboles de parques y paseos.
No Sc recuerdan inundacioneS
como las actuales en- la historic
de Santiago. Tn serene sufri6
lesiones graves al caerle enci-
ma una vidriera de la casa Ia
MARCO. No hay pan nj leche. Ell
Hospital Sc qued6 sin techo en-
las salas de enfermeras, medi-
cos y ell Comedor.
-El captain Diaz del Gale
go telegrafi6 aver desde Antilla
diciendo que habia anclado con
ell vapor Cuba, de su mando, en-
csc puerto, pr0tegiendo asi ell
buque del cicl6n. Cuando ell
tempo mejore seguira viaie a
BaracOa.
-Aburrido de la vida ell Sr.
Antonio Garcia Zamora Sc de-
rram6 alcohol por encima, en-
Punta Bravo, y Sc incendi6 las
r0pas, sufriendo gravisimas
uemaduras. Fue traido al hos
pital Calixto Garcia, donde in
gres6. Los familiares de Garcia
lIamora dicen que este no Sc ha
Iaba en- su sane juicio cuando
'esolvio atentar contra su vida
en- esa forma.
Ell gobierno de los corone-
Hes Mendieta y Batista, gobier-
no dictatorial, permite que a los
trabajadores Sc les pague 80
c%entavos, por Ia horas de ira
baJo, en- las obras de la carre-
terra de San Antonio de los Ba-
nos a Vereda Nueva. Los ira
bajadores Sc quejaron de las
cCmbinaciones del capataz de
esa obra; pero aver Sc les anne
naz6 en- esta forma: FL que no
quiera TRAFALGAR con las ID ho-
ras y los 30 c~entavos puede mar
charse a su casa, que nadie Sc
10 impide. Sc lamentan de la
suerte de esos obreros los veci-
nos de San Antonio, que de nue.
vo Sc han quejado, esta veg al
captain Gomez, jefe del puesto
del ejercito.
Para Santiago de Cuba Sc
ha pedido en- la manana de hoy
vacuna anti-tffica, cloruro Y o.
tros materiales de sandal.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23

Use siente listed mas SECURE
o menos SECURE que hace un
ano?
A esa interrogation contesta
remoS en- esta forma: Los Pros
eros, 42.19ot dijeron sentirse
mas SECURES y 22.9% menos Sc
guros, y Ell 32.19o opina que las
csas siguen igual que Ell ano
,asado.
Clase media superior: 40.8%
mas seguros, 23.4 menos y 1923
10 mismo que en- ell ano ante
rior.
Clase media inferior: 40 $50
mas SECURES, 26.4 menos y 22.9
% nismo.
Plbres: 5000 mas SECURES,
42.0 menos y 29.9 i2ual.
Negros: 22:0% mas SECURES,
52.6 menos y 22.9 igual.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23
UN LIBRO ANTI-ITALIANO

Barcelona, oct. 23.-Por or
len del jefe superior de policia
Sc ha ordenado recoger ell libro
"El Duce contra ell Negus", for
midable atague contra ell fascis-
mo militarista.
La policia busca al autor, d.
Diego Ruiz, y 81 10 e%ncuentra lie
encarcelara.
Mas de sesenta ejemplares
han sido ocupados en- librerfas
Y establecimientos de otras cla-
ses.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23
LOS ITALIANOS NO HAN USADO GASES
VENENOSOS nj BALAS DUN DUN

do sus soldados Sc marchen de
nuestro territorio. Una paz des-
igual, serfa una paz de confis-
caci6n".
"Yo no permitiria a mis- tro-
pas que usasen gases y balas
dun dunn y debo dar credito al
enemigo porque no utiliza esos
medios de guerra.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23
MURIO UN FAMOSO ESPE-
CIALISTA DEL CANCER

Baltimore, Octubre "a la
e!ad de So amos fallecio hoy el
DR.. Jose Colt Bloodgood, famo
so especialista del cancer, je-
fe de laboratorio en- la Univer-
sidad John Hopkins y ciruja-
no dire ctor del hospital St.
Agnes. Anoche Sc enfermo re-
pentinamente, en- su domicilio.
La gaceta., 1935-10-23

Pas6 por Cuba otro cicl6n. lie
TOGO esta vez a la provincial de
Oriente. MueHtos, heridos, casas
derribadas, postes en- ell suelo,
arboles desarraigados, inunda-
clones, Intermediates, pobreza.
~ los politicos encantados
de la vida, preparandose para
ell reparto de puestos y milo
mes!
Menocal teme que Batista lie
haga ~oposici6n, ell dfa Is de d.
ciembre, p9r medic de los solda-
dos y los familiares de estos.
Mendieta quiere a Miguel Ma
riano de presidente, apoyado
por una coalici6n de liberales
sin liberalismo, republicanos de
"calibre 88" Y nacionalistas die
tatoriales.
Ell mejor de todos los candida
tcs vive en- ell destierro, en- Mia
mi. Els 81 DR.. Grau San Martin,
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