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Evening star., 1935-02-03
ATTENTION.

n j Elm 4O1N.
. Owner moving to n. Y. Is very anxious
home Just west of Conn. ave. Chevy
Chase. D. c.. at $1,000 less than cost.
House in immaculate condition. Oil
burner. 2-car b.-i. garage. Call MR..
TULLY. Metropolitan 0045 or Columbia
7260-J.
FOR A NEW HOME.
Chevy Chase. Shepherd Park. Marietta
Park, Fort Slocum Heights. Northeast or
Southeast. See US. for better values.
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC.
Specializing in Homes and Builders.
1926 14th st. NV. DI. 3347.
1908 DALE DRIVE.
SOUTH wOODSIDE PARK.
Right in the midst of one of the pref
tieSt new-houSe developments anywhere
around Washington. Il is almost impos-
Sible to locate in such splendid environ
ment except in far more expensive homes.
OWNER LEFT CITY-MUST SELL.
And has authorized material reduction
NEW HOME UP-To-THE-MINUTE IN
DESIGN AND EQUIPMENT.
Large living room with fireplace. dining
room with dining terrace, beautiful and
complete kitchen. recreation room. at
tractive bed rooms and bath. and attic
space for two more bed rooms and bath
built-in garage large lot 70x145.
PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT.
HARRY B. PITTS CO.,
1915 18th St. NV. Metropolitan O10o.
81
Evening star., 1935-02-03
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

MODERN, FURNISHED BUNGALOW. BY
Government employe: or 5 rooms. con-
venient to cars or bus; will rent: reason
able. Address Box 292-B. Star ONCE.
/ ACRE LAND 10 OR 5 MILES OF CITY.
State price and location. Address Box
294-B. Star ONCE. 3'
Evening star., 1935-02-03
LOTS FOR BUILDERS.

IakOma PdTk anu NICINILy.
Ethan Allen ave lots, paved street. on
East-West Highway. city conveniences. near
Catholic church. less than 81 1000; second
mortgage for part-Lots on Carroll ave.
81. .5OO-Lot on Poplar ave. S500-acre
wooded lot on Sligo Parkway. Sl,o50--Lot
on Blair. $500: Brookmont lot. rear adjoin-
Easy terms.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park. Geo. 1900.
BUILDERS OR INVESTORS
Is residential lots. 40 #. wide. for
SS. 900. Part or all. Close in and near
main boulevard. Also some flne lots for
apartment houses. Address Box Bib.
Star offce
Evening star., 1935-02-03
LET ME BUILD

LET ME BUILD
You your new home and save you from
$1,000 to $1,000 and incorporate your
ideas in the house. At least $1,000 cash
REQUIRED or II you own lot clear. I can
finance the balance. ! am now building
several homes to order ranging from
$4,000 to $4,000. Call MAURICE C.
SHAPIRO. National s949.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
Woodbridge Bungalow, Sc, ,450.
2845 Monroe st. NE.

Detached BUNGALOW In woodbridge. iust
block from =, ave-. lovely rooms.
hot-water heat; win Be put In excellent
condition. Terms 20 suit; monthly pay
scawAs SsaS p.ssIics 'niRsss soso: es s7eninas: i
0sorEta 3622.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

wANTED-NvEST PROP.
HAVE CLIENT FOR SMALL MvEsTl1NT
property, houses or fats. MR.. SHEPPARD.
Desire RE4SoNABLY PRICED INVEST
ment property. houses. hats: stores; apts.
BRODIE COLBERT. mo. Realtors.
I707 NE O. NV HeaooA ee7bs
Evening star., 1935-02-03
WOODBRIDGE, D. {

Sacrifice sale-5-room BUNGALOW with
garage can be sold for $500 cash. balance
need by former owner-his loss is your
opportunity. Fun Information can be
had by calling Decatur HAT. Apply 2314
RsL ave. ne. Once open Saturday and
6Qnda1 nfteruoonE
Evening star., 1935-02-03

2-FAM1LY APT. EACH 8 RMS. KIT.
6-rm. brick bath. latrobe heat. elec.
in excellent condition: lot on two streets;
rented. $40: price. $3.50.
Near Southwest Market; 6-rm. frame;
cleo, water In kitchen; present tenant
occupied property for 2 yrs; rented. $50;
price. S1,75Q.
properties from which to choose:
Evening star., 1935-02-03
SALE-HOUSES,
A REAL SACRIFICE.

Brick. detached. centsr-han plan home
of 2 rooms baths attic and bult-in
garage; excellent residential section. near
the Chevy Chase golf course, Priced So
low as to be almost unbelievable and
AN OUTSTANDING BARGAIN;
For Further Information. Call
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
REALTOR.
District 5000 Investment Bldg,
Evening star., 1935-02-03

DYER ]. TAYLOR, INC.
1927 Eye Street NV. Met. O520.
CORNER STORE, NE, LEASED; SMALL
fist trust; want small farm in Prince
GEORGES County, Md Call US for quick
sales and trades. DYER J. TAYLOR, INC.
1927 Eye st. NV. Met. 0520.
Evening star., 1935-10-07
Cedric HardWicke Stars
AS England's Merry King
Outshines Anna Neagle, Who Has Title Role
in ''Nell Gwyn" at the Belasco.
Local Notes.
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, JR.

CT Nellie starve said Charles on his death PED ana ND
picture Gwyn" currently at the Belasco While Mr. viii
IL and his boysco temptation tack
Nelies
Evening star., 1935-10-07

Freed have done the songs for Broad
way Melody Of 1885," Dave Gould
directed the dance routines, Albertina
Rasch has created an original ballet
and Roy Del Ruth directed the film.
It opens at the Palace Friday.
A FTER seeing Venus in Silk"
launched at the National to-
night, Steve Cochran will leave for
Liverpool, Ohio, where Ethel Barry
more's tour with 1.-THE Constant
Wife," which he is sponsoring, opens
Thursday night. Miss Barrymore's
tour will have touched upon So cities
by Thanksgiving, going as far south
as New Orleans and as far north as
Minneapolis. From there she will pro-
Ceed to the Pacific Coast with the
play.
THE Drama Guild has decided to
include Lady Precious Stream, -
by F. Hsing, Chinese drama which
has been the talk of London for two
seasons, in its schedule for the COM
ing season, and now is negotiating
with the publishers of the play for
rights.
Professional rights for Lady Pre-
cious Stream" have been purchased
by Morris Gest, who intends to pro-
duce it in New York this Winter with
Anna May Wong in the leading role
Evening star., 1935-10-07

all que 10 The ldIl lOllOWulS lc IldS
built up while playing with estab-
lished favorites.
Fred MacMurray is the typical
American youth whom you all knew
in your teens. He is the boy next
door who played an important part in
your first parties and romances.
Coming from the New York stage,
where he sang and played the saxo-
phone in Roberta" he made his
screen debut in Men Without
Names" which was followed by Car
&c." in which he was uniformed
officer of the law.
Unimportant though ne was in the
film, he made hit with the fans and
was promoted to 1.-The Gilded Lily"
with Claudette Colbert as the lead.
This was followed by Alice Adams"
in which he played opposite Katharine
Hepburn, and in which he managed
to "click."
The future looms big for Fred Mac
Murray. He has just finished Hands
Across the Table" with Carole Lon-
bard; is now making ''The Bride
Comes Home" opposite Claudette Col
bert, while Walter Wanger fights for
his work in two films about to be
made.
When this dispute is settled, Para
mount, his home studio, plans to star
Fred in a Royal Canadian Mounted
Police mystery. 1t will be five months
at least before this reaches the cam
era, but it is sure to be success if
the past is any criterion.
For just as sure as the Royal
Mounted never fails TO get its man,
the pictures or plays written about
Evening star., 1935-10-07
GAYETY CHORUS USED
IN ORIGINAL R0UTINES
Everything Goes Has Clever
Numbers-Bates and Hunt
Featured Clowns.

Numbers-Bates and Hunt
Featured Clowns.
RURLESQUE isn't dead on its feet
~ after all. Everything Goes,
which yesterday came to the Gayety
for one week, is very entertaining
| indication that there are some people
in the business with imagination and
that the Independent Burlesque Asso-
citation is willing to pay cash on the
line for the use of that imagination.
1t seems to have dawned on the
people responsible for the burlesque
diversions sent to Washington that the
IA or so chorus girls to whom they
pay salaries can be used for some
purpose other than to take up time
numbers, for in Everything Goes" the
lassies of the line contribute a lions
share of the entertainment. Of that
line-lion business is a pun it's unin-
tended)
One of their numbers, in which the
girls play a tune with bells of various
tones, which are strapped to their
waists, is just about the most original
idea seen on the Gayety stage for
| more than a year, at least. It's the
most clever of number of clever
chorus routines, which have been de-
vised by one Lester Montgomery for
Everything Goes" and all of which
have a smart Broadway air about
them. The staging provided Mr..
Montgomery's production numbers is
smart, too, topping anything Jimmy
Lake has done so far this season.
Jimmy has gone in for more than his
usual simplicity this time and this,
combined with the fact that the
scenic accoutrements used are bright
and new, makes for some highly effec-
tive settings.
The chorus girls, however. are not
responsible for all of the entertain
ment at the Gayety this week, for
Everything Goes" has performers in
all departments who rate near the
top. The comedy is done by Clyde
Bates, Jack Hunt and Sammy Weston,
with Conny Ryan and Jack Ryan
doing the straight roles. Bates and
Hunt do some of the scenes they've
done before, but their boisterous,
rough-and-ready delivery would sell
any burlesque comedy skit. The best
this time Is a dizzy affair about the
last days Of Caesar, or something like
that. Weston doesn't permit any dull
moments either
Minnie Mae Moore is the prima
donna, and displays one of the finest
voices in burlesque in her delivery Of
"Old Man River" and several other
numbers. Sunya "Smiles" Slane, very
blond and attractive, and Vilmara,
very brunette and just as attractive,
make the fans happy with their spe-
cialties. There's a dance team, too,
named Carman and Mario, who do
some smooth numbers which should
have been praised much earlier in this
review. H. M.
Evening star., 1935-10-07
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing.

R-K-O-Keith's-"D Jim," at
1I:15 am, 1921, 3:27, 5:33. 1889 and
Gas Pm.
Loew's Fox-"O'Shaughnessy's
Boy" at 1O:45 am, 1:25. 4:20, 7:15
and 10 pm. Stage shows at 1920,
3:15, 6:l0 and 8:55 pm.
Earle-"Special Agent" at II am,
las, 4:10, 7:O5 and $50 pm. Stage
shows at 1885, $40, 6:15 and 8 pm.
MetropoIitan-"She Married Her
Boss" at IL am, LOS, $40, Sis, 7:25
and $50 pm.
Palace-"Call Of the Wild" at 11:2s
am, 1:30, $3.50. 5:35. 7:35 and s:35
pm.
Belasco-"Nell Gwyn." at 1918,
2:18, Alb, 6:18, 8:18 and 1918 pm.
Columbia-"Steambo Round the
Bend" at 1855 am, 1855, 1855, 5:55,
7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Ambassador-"Speci Agent" at
6:l5, 8 and $50 pm.
Tiv0li-"Anna Karenina," at 2,
$50. $40, 7:35 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1935-10-07

that organization never fail to get
their audiences.
So the future looks quite rosy for
Fred MacMurray.
What's happening to the present.
day musicals? Are they to go the way
of past musical films, or will they
survive and become a part Of tomor-
rows entertainment?
It's hard to beat such pictures as
Fred Astaire is making and it's diff
cult to top Broadway Rhythm Of
1926" with Eleanor Powell dancing
her way to fame.
Perhaps a variety Of musical talent
is the best answer to what will please
theater audiences throughout the
country. At least Warner brothers
evidently believe this, as they have
Evening star., 1935-10-07

certainly chosen wide range Of
music to present in Stars Over
Broadway" their newest singing film.
Composers for this picture include
Franz Schubert. Guiseppi Verdi. Fred
eric Won Flotow and Warren and
Dublin. Scattered among this talent
will be some real hill-billy songs sung
by Novelty Family" consisting of
a proud father and his four sons.
Jean Muir, the studio discovers,
was once a choir member. Therefore
she will sing Schubert's immortal
Ava Maria"
Copyright, 1898. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. IncD
Evening star., 1935-10-07
FAN DANCER ARRESTED
Joyce Baker Complains That Po
lice Are Too Attentive.

LOS ANGELES, October Z R.-
Joyce Baker, fan dancer, thinks the
Los Angeles police are altogether too
attentive.
She was arrested at a cabaret two
weeks ago and again Saturday at an
other restaurant before the first
charges against her came to trial.
with 40 fan dancers in town and
all of them dancing with less clothes
than I wear" Joyce complained, 81
can't see why the police keep picking
on me. I had just bought a new set
of fans for $85 and they were con-
fiscated. That's two sets of my fans
the police now are holding as evi-
dence."
She was released on $3.50 bail.
Evening star., 1935-10-07
B0RAH TO BROADCAST

Senator to Discuss u. s. Role In
War Tonight.
NEW YORK, October z LP).-Sena-
tor William E. Borah Of Idaho, taking
as his topic "The United States and
the Present War Crisis" will discuss
Americas position in the Italo-
Ethiopian situation in a broadcast
from his home in Boise via WIZ
N. B. c. at 10 pm. eastern standard
time) today.
Evening star., 1935-10-07
Fans Lift MacMurray
Toward Film Heights
New Star Bobs Up in Hollywood and Para
mount Plans New Vehicle
for Him.
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

oLLYWooD October Every now and then new star bobs
the Hollywood horizon who the who make
pictures Clark Gable fanmade whom the
achieve the
Evening star., 1935-10-07

Swiss Set to Man Navy.
A school for sailors has opened at
Thun. Switzerland. They will special
ize in sailing.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
LOS MILITARES NO PO-
DRAM ~PERTENECER A LA


Madrid, Feb. 19.-Los peri6-
dicos liberales condenan la ac-
titud del gobierno de Derroux
permitiendo Sc aprobara una
ley que prohibe a los militares
ell pertenecer a las logias maso-
meas, pero no a las congrega-
clones cat6licas. La ley Sc apro-
DO tomando por base una re :
ciente medida del gobierno que
prohibe a los m~ilitares ell perte-
necer a partidos politicos.
Ell diputado Lopez Cano, enc
migo de la masoneria y amigo
de los jesuitas, destaco ell hecho,
para el vergonzante, de que seis
de los actuales ministries sean
masones, 10 mismo que un ere
cido numero de diputados.
LAS 6rdenes secretas, dijo
csc d~iputado, no son compati :
bles con la ciudadania."
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
!MURIERON DOS Personals
EN- Ell DEL


Habana, Feb. 19.-La rarte
del techo correspondence al YES
tfbulo del teatro Alhambra Sc
derrunb6 anoche, POGO despues
de terminarse la function, ente-
rrando bajo los escombros a II
personals, de las cuales murieron
2 y 8 presentan Iheridas graves.
Los b9mberos atribuyen la
desgracia a haberse tupidO las
canerias del desagiie Y a la an
tiguedad del edificio.
Ell estado de dos de los heri-
dos es tan grave que los medl-
cos AFRICAN pocas esperanZas de
salvarlo. Todas las victimas e
ran empleados del teatro.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
PUESTO EN- CIRCULATION
LOS NUEVOS BILLETES

Habana, Feb. 19.-LOs nue. :
vos billetes, ell tpapeI moneda ex
pedido por la Republica, fueron
puestos en- circulation en- la ma
mana de aver. La cantidad pues-
Ia en- movimiento asciende a
81, 500, 900, dinero que esta res
paldado, en- la tesoreria de la
Republica, por barras de plata.
En- la secretaria de hacienda
Sc habilit6 una ventanilla, que
resuit6 insuficiente, rpues ell pi-
blico acudi6 a zanzibar su plata.
FL coronel Despaigne orden6
entonces que Sc abriese otra ven
tanilla, en- la misma secretaria.
Los billetes son de 81 y SIS.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

Madrid. Feb. 19.-PaS0 va el
SaXagaSimo Segundo aniversa :
rio de la proclamation de la pri
mera Republica eSpanola. una
fiesta naeional. La Segunda Re-
r1bl;ca ha cCmCnZado a hacer
progress definitfvos hacia la
liquidation de la revuelta que Sc
riamente amenaz6 su exiStencia
eel pasado octubre.
Solo cinco rebeldes socialistas
han sido ejecutadoS deSde que
ell actual gobierno aplaSt6 la re
beldia eXtremiSta, hace mas de
cuatro meSes, y todos eran de pc
ca importancia, "soIdadoS en- las
filaS revolucionarias." Proba :
blemente p9rque suS casoS eran
cast impossible de defender, fue-
ron juzgadcs por consoles de
guerra.
Finalmente. despues de mex
plicable demora, un jefe rebel
de, uno de los que dictaba 6rde-
mes, Teodomiro Menendez, ha 81
do condenado n muerte. Menen
dez preside 81 Primer Soviet
que los mineros formaron en-
.Oyiedo y Sc lie atribuye respon-
sabilidad en- la muerte de va
rios guardia civiles que fueron
aechos prisionerCS.
Menendez era diputado a Cor
ties, representando a los socialis
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
CERRADAS TODAS LAS CA
SAS DE JUEGO DEL CON
DADO DE DADE

Miami, Feb. 19.-Una orden
del sheriff Coleman ina sido cum
y todas las casas de juego
del condado de Dade amanecie-
ron cerradas en- la manana de
hoy. FL sheriff dice que la poll
ella lie ha ofrecido cooperation.
"Vamos a aplastar tOdos los lu-
.gares sospechosos donde Sc dice
'venian funcionando Ia ruleta,
los dados y otras classes de jue-
Cos ilegales.'
Otra orden parecida Sc do en-
despues del asesina-
to del raquetero George Down,
pero no lego a cumplirse seria-
mente.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
Noticias Cablegraficas Condensadas de Espana
Dicese que Lerroux pedira la communication de la
Pena de Muerte contra Teodomiro Menen-
DEE. - Es probable que Largo Caballero sea
absuelto o Sc lie imponga una Pena ligera.

taS V SindicalistaS mineroS de
ASturias. Trat6 de Suicidarse,
hace dos meses, y ah0ra lie AGA
ban de llevar en- una camilla an
tie ell ~consejo de guerra. DiceSe
que ell Tribunal Supreme O ell
Presidente Alcala Zamora &C :
tuaran en- su favor. Lerroux pa
rece inclinado a la conmutaci6n
de la sentencia, lpor la de cade-
ma perpetua.
Sabese que Alcala Zamora Sc
opone a la pena de muerte Y que
ell primer ministro lha repetido
que ell gobierno castigara a los
rebeldes, pero que no 10 hara en-
eSpiritu de venganza.
Los diputados monarquicos
pronostiean que hasta Largo Ca
ballero, ell jefe socialista, que Sc
IA juzgad0, sera absuelto o sal :
dra con una ligera sentencia por
qCe ell, al igual que ell eNprimer
ministro Azana, puede jurar quo
no TONIC parte activa en- ning1n
combate.
Nc Sc ha resuelto todavia 81
los diputados socialistas volve-
ran a las Cortes o Sc quedaran
EN- sus casas, como actualmente.
Los jefes de la dereoha alegan
que los diputados socialistas no
>ddran cobrar 81 deliberate :
nente Sc mantienen alejados de
as sesiones del Parlamento.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

Washington, Feb. 19-El pre-
sldente de la Corte Supreme,
Charles Evans Hughes, Sc ali
ne6 con los llamados magiStra-
dos liberAes Y como resultado
de este Sc public6 aver la SEN
tencia que mantiene las normas
monetarias del gobierno del pre-
sidente Roosevelt.
En- la sentencia, entregada al
secretario de justicia Cumm-
ings, ell mas alto tribunal de la
naci6n da ell triunfo a la politi-
ca del NEW DEAF por 5 votos
contra A. y
Sostiene ell Supreme que ell
congreso actu6 legalmente al su
primir la clausula de orc en- mas
de SIS, 900, OOO, 900 en- bonos de
corporaciones privadas; que ell
congreso Sc excedi6 de su auto
ridad al declarar ilegales las
clausulas del orc, en- las obliga :
clones gubernamentales, que a
fectan a SIG, 500, 600, 900, pero
la persona que establezca una
demanda debera probar que ha
sufrido danos, porque en- case
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

La Liga de Estudiantes de
Harvard ha presentado una pro
tesla contra ell nombramiento
de un educator fascista, ell pro
fesor Corrado Gini, para confe
rencista de SOCIOLOGICAL en- esa u
niversidad.
Los estudiantes opinan, Y OPP
nan bien, que las conferencias
de Gini seran un instruments
de propaganda para ell fascismo
Estableciendo las cOrrespon-
dientes excepciones, los fascis-
tas constituyen una peligrosa
clase de fanatics modernos, ia
naticos de la polftica ~violenta y
con aceite de ricino.
Pudieran tolerarse las predi-
cas- de Gini 81 para contrarres :
tarlas la misma UniNersidad a.
.briese su Catedra a professors
.comunistas, socialistas, anar :
quistas, etc.
Pero abrir la Catedra al fas-
,cismo y cerrarla a otros "is-
mos" es antidemocratico y, 81
quiere, absurdo.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

Cerraron aver las casas de
iuego, en- Miami. por orden del
sheriff Coleman.
Pronto abriran de nuevo, por
que a muchos de los turistas a.
grada esa clase de "diversiones.'
BESIDE que ell mundo existe Sc
viene lrchando contra ell juego,
la prostitution y otros vicios.
Unos jugadores van a la car
eel v otros Sc enriquecen; unas
prostitutes mueren en- la mise
id v otras Sc casan y prospe :
ran; pero..... esos vicios siguen y
seguiran.
Cuando habia menos civiliza-
ci6n a una meretriz Sc la castl-
gaba hasta con la pena de muer
tie Y, sin embargo, millones de
elias, por culpa de los hombres,
ejercen hoy su concrete en- las
mayores ciudades del mundo y.
tamhi&n en- las memories.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
LAS ESCUELAS NO Sc A
BRIERON EN- Ell Ola DE
AVER

Habana, Feb. 19.-Todas las
escuelas elementales del distri-
TO de la Habana permanecieron
cerradas en- el dia De aver, en-
senal de protesta por 81 encar-
celamiento de los maestros, en-
la tarde del sabado.
Los alumnos de la Escuela
Tecnica acOrdaron suspender
las classes por un periodo de AZ
horas.
Hoy por la tarde sc reunira
ell MagisteriO en- ell patio de los
Laureles, en- la Universidad Ma
cional, para zanzibar impresio-
mes y trazarse una Inca de con
dUcta.
No concurrieron aver a las O.
ficinas los empleados de la Jun
ia de Education, en- simpatia
con el movimiento de huelga.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
Ell JUAN BRUNO ZAIAS
SALDRA Ell JUENES A LAS
u DE LA NOCHE

Habana, Feb. ia las II
de la noaae del dia q saidra de
este puerto, con rumbo a Tam
pa, ell yacht presidential Juan
Bruno Zayas, mandado por ell
gobierno a las fieStas del Col :
den Jubilee, que Sc efeetuaran
en- esa ciudad de la Florida,
Ira en- csc buque, en- repre- :
sentaci6n del presidente, el co
mandante Franco Granero, a
quien accompaniment su eSpoSa y
ell joven Pedro Mendieta.
La banda de la marina, com >
pleta, tambien hara ell viaje.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

Las auoridades federales con-
cedieron aver una licencia a la
corporation E. Mugge, Inc. para
que establezca aqui una fabrica
de wisky, en- sus diferentes cla-
SEES, ginebra y cordiales.
La noticia sc trasmiti6 a es-
ia ciudad, al interesado, por ell
senador Fletcher y ell cOngre-
sista Peterson.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
Los Inflacionistas quieren Sc imprman los
$4,000, 600, 900 pedidos por Ell Presidente

Washington, Feb. 19.-El sc
nador Wheeler, de Montana, un
"inflacionista," presentara hoy
un proyecto de ley en- favor de
que sc impriman $4,800,O 600, 900
para costear los gastos del pro-
grana de alivio Y trabajo reco-
mendado por ell presidente Roo
sevelt.
I'm cuatro por ciento de la e.
mission seria retirada anualmen
te.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
Gonzalez Pena MEGA haber dirigido la
Revolution de Asturias

Oviedo, Feb. 12.-Ante eI
consejo de guerra que preside
al Oral. Jose Iglesias, el letrado
defenSor del diputado socialista
Gonzalez Pena, a quien ell fiscal
acusa de haber sido ell director
de la revolution en- Asturias, ma
nifest6 aver que su defendido no
dirigi6 la revolution en- Astu :
rias, aunque 81 admite que tom6
en- ella.
Como director de la revolu =
ci6n csc abogado nombr6 a un
tai Dutor, que al presente resi-
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
NO EMBARGO MARTINEZ
SAENZ

Habana, Feb. 19.-VarioS pc
riodicos dieron la %noticia, en- la
tarde de aver, de que ell DR.. Mar
tinez Saenz, jefe de la sociedad
secreta ABC, sc habia Marcia
do al extranjero, luego de otra
violenta polemica con ell coronel
Fulgencio Batista, jefe de esta-
do mayor del ejercito.
Ell diario "Acci6n," 6rgano
del ABC, dice que la noticia es
falsa, puesto que ell DR.. MARTINEZ
Saenz no piensa, p1r ahora, en-
marcharse del territorio nacio :
nal.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
La Corte Suprema decide de acuerdo con las
Normas Monetarias del Presidente Roosevelt

lcontrario Sc declarara sin valor
Ia acci6n judicial que inicie; que
kl congreso actu6 dentro de sus
atribuciones al controlar Y re :
OCULAR ell valor del dinero, obi :
|gando a los tenedores de certi-
Ifcados orc a entregar los que
tenian en- su poder.
En- la Casa Blanca Sc recibi6
la noticia del fallo con sincere
jlbilo y Ell secretario del tesoro,
Henry Morgenthau, Jr., dijo:
Estoy muy satisfecho.
Ell Abogado General Cumm-
ings describe la sentencia como
una completa victoria y ell lider
de la mayoria en- ell senado, Sc
nador Robinson, dijo: Magnifi-
Co.
Votaron en- contra de la tests
del gobierno los magistrates j.
C. McReynolds, Willis Van De-
vanter, George Sutherland y
Pierce Butler, los llamados con
servadores, y a favor Charles
Evans Hughes, Luis d. Bran :
deis, Harlan F. Stone, Owens j.
Roberts y Benjamin N. Cardo-
20,