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, 1935-05-31
MAX BUTCHER
DROPS FIRST
Galveston Hurler Goes Down
After Winning Nine
Straight

Max Butcher. star hurler for the
Texas league n leading Galveston
BUGS. tasted his first defeat this
season Thursday when the Beau
mont Exporters nosed him out. 4
TO 3. Butcher had won nine straight
games.
Three bases ON balls. two IN the
fourth and another in the fifth. set
the stage for the Beaumont runs.
RED Phillips was the winning
twirler. although he was -elieved by
Cook In the eighth when the BUGS
filled the bases.
Fort Worth and Oklahoma City
divided a double-header. the Cats
winning the opener, a l0-inning
contest 4 to 3. and the Indians
grabbing the second game. "a 10 4.
Both games were pitchers battles
throughout.
Dallas and Tulsa likewise shared
honors in a twin bill. The Steers
went on a stampede in the first
game 20 win with an III To q cunt.
but the Indians came back fight
ing I'd exc out "a 2 10 ! victory I'm
the second.
San Antonio defeated Houston, Z
TO 3. TO make IL two straights in
the series. Earl Caldwell. who came
within N pair OF put-outS OF m no
lit game the last time he opposed
Houston. was on the hill for the
Missions and. although he allowed
10 hits and passed five men, he
checked the Bluffs in the pinches.
Vernon Taylor and Mike Cvengros
tried 70 halt the Missions.
, 1935-05-31
Number 628
ALEX says:

Almost daily / pass through
Grand Central station in New
York City. | see many people on
their way to the country. Now
that the golf season is under way
many sets of clubs appear in the
travellers luggage.
II reminds me of the time when
! was in the Winter Garden show
Of 1928. Ted Lewis, George Jes-
sci, Frank Gaby and a few others
were enthusiastic golfers. But
they weren't the only ones carry
ing clubs. At least a dozen more
in the troupe had sets of clubs,
and would parade with them to
the depot to impress the public.
I can't understand anyone
carrying golf clubs just for the
sake of appearances, but it is be-
ing done regularly. It's carrying
the pose as a golfer a bit too far.
However, some people have an
odd sense of humor.
, 1935-05-31
BY HUGH $. FULLERTON. Jr.
ASSOCIATED Press Sports WRITER

NASSOCiaScu EEcSo SpOftS NfAtchl
The first holiday program Of the
baseball season. bringing double
headers all around and an out
pouring Of fans that shattered all
of this years attendance records
and a good many Of those set in
previous seasons, has gone a long
way toward backing up Mickey
Cochra les recent statement that
the best doubleheader clubs will
finds success in the 1885 pennant
campaign.
-Four clubs in the two major lea
CUES won both Games of Thursdays
bargain program and this is how
they Jared:
The New York Giants, trimming
Brooklyn 8 TO 3 ana 6 TO 0, in
creased their National league lead
10 Az games and incidentally
showed the Dodgers down to fifth
place. The St. Louis Cardinals, who
bowled over Cincinnati u TO 5 and
4 TO 2, hoped from a third-place
tie with Brooklyn 70 second in the
senior circuit standing. The New
AoAh 4dAAhCCSs GOAA4lAAlA Nda4A44l@-
ton 4 to 0 and 8 to 3, captured the
American league lead from Chi
cago, which split with Cleveland.
The Phillies, slamming out IL TO 6
and 8 to 3 triumphs over the Braves.
pulled pa games ahead on the
cellar struggle with Boston.
Giants Make Money
The Giants had an exceptionally
profitable day. In addition TO the
two triumphs they reaped the bene-
fit OF the largest crowd in National
league history. 63,943 paid admis-
sionS. They teed off against Van
Mungo six runs in the first inning
OF the opener and finished with a
two = hit hurting feat by Pred
FitzsimmonS.
The Cardinals were less spectac-
ular. hitting steadily to collect is
blows in the first game and rallying
in the eighth inning Of the second
game TO win for Dizzy Dean, who
contributed nine strikeoutS. The
Phillies scored seven times in the
eighth for their first victory and
kept on smuggling to pile up an e
whelming lead in the second clash.
Vito Tamulis. young Yankee
Southpaw. rang up his second
straight shutout, holding the Sen
ators to six hits in their first clash.
, 1935-05-31
kRCES OF
AMIN AIRED
pager Facing
Tel suite OF Homer
who has bet away
to Use New
Outfits in Corpus

tA<RAlA4A ~ -
SAN BENITO, May 3l.-The San
! Benito All-Stars, under the man
agement CT Alfredo Montalvo, will
wear new uniforms Sunday when
lthey play the Pelicans two games at
Corpus Christi.
The All-Stars will take a corps OF
four huriers 10 the port city. They
are John Bridges. NJ. de Leon, f.
Viliarreal and N. Garcia.
Other members OF the squad ere
3. Montalvo. A. Montalvo, P. Villar-
real, F. Hernandez. F. Montalvo, T.
Villarreal, B. Pequeno, F. Condo, 9.
v~illarreal, j. Bridges, M. Martinez. M.
de Leon, Reyes Reza, o. Martinez
and N. Garcia.
Any team wishing games with the
all stars should write A. Montalvo IN
carsNDf Montalvo's Grocery store
San Benito.
, 1935-05-31
Band Concert

The 18th Cavalry band will pre-
sent n concert at Fort Brown FRI
day AZ " p. IN. The band IN under
the direction OF w. q. Archambault,
conductor.
The program will be as follows:
March, "Old Reliable; Selection,
Follow Me-. Fox TrOt. "Texar-
kama: Waltz. "The Merry Widow;
Fox Trot. Soon: Gillian Dance,
"Mananna:" Slew Fox Trot. Blue
Noon: Intermezzo. Flower Girl
March Finale, The Noble Com
manderr.
, 1935-05-31
San Benito Girls
Form Baseball Team
. Especial 70 The Heraldl

SAN BENITO. May 3l.-A girls
baseball team. known as the Wild
cats. has been formed here with
Elma Z. Scroggins as manager. The
team will play its first contest at
z = d. m. June 4 at La Feria against
q girls team there.
The local team Is made up as ~
lows: Catcher. Rosa Nuniz; pitch
Ter. Zoila Montalvo: rst base, Vic
'toria Atkinson: SecclId base, Rose
.Tamez; third base. Emma Esca-
|milla; shortstop. Elma Scroggins;
short center, Herminia Esparza;
right field. Romano Muniz; center
field, Consuelo Cabazos; left field,
Rowland.
, 1935-05-31
San Benito Schools
Omit Summer Work
CSDeclal TO The deTsldl

SAN BENITO. May 3l-Tkere
viii be no summer school here for
the first time In years. according
10 Principal 5. v. Nicely. There has
been some demand for summer
courses but for some reason they were
not provided. Many Of the teachers
themselves will be away taking
courses for additional credit.
, 1935-05-31
By CHARLES

INDIANAPOLIS. May 81. R-
Daring 30-year-old Kelly Petillo,
who riSked his last penny to get in
the race, claimed the victor's spoils
for the fastest 500 miles ever
turned on the death-ridden bricks OF
the Indianapolis motor speedway.
The Los Angeles Italian-American,
, 1935-05-31
Former Truck Driver

Petillo, former Los Angeles fruit
truck driver who turned TO racing
in the past five years, winner OF the
pole position In the 1884 race here,
almost failed &C. qualify this year. He
flashed through the 25-mile qualify
ing ties. at record speed but used
more gasoline than the rules allow
On his second trial, a broken con-
Meeting rod scattered parts q his
motor all along the bricks. He scrap
ed together enough money TO rebuild
the car. and won.
The winner. once in front, had an
easy time Of IL. finishing two miles
ahead Of Wilbur Shaw OF Indiana
pclis, and five miles In front OF Wild
Bill Cummings. the 1894 victor who
saw his record average OF l04863
miles an hour go into the discard.
For the first time in the history Of
the race, the first 10 finishers all
averaged more than 100 miles an
hour.
The other prize winners and their
averages: Shaw. los. 800; Cummings.
104.758: Floyd Roberts. Los Angeles,
l03.228: Ralph Hepburn. Los Angeles,
103l77; William CANTON. Detroit,
101 400; Chef Gardner, Los Angeles,
1O1 .129; Deacon Litz, Dubois. Pa.
190.907: George Mackenzie. Edding-
ton. Pa, 1O0598: Chef Miller. De-
troit. l00.474.
Prizes and trophies will be distri-
buted az the annual race drivers
Ginner Friday night.
, 1935-05-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GfandfnRw

Thursdays Results
New York Sc; Brooklyn 80.
Philadelphia l1-9; Boston 6-3.
st. Louis 1874; Cincinnati 5-2.
Chicago 6-1; Pittsburgh A..
Games Friday
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
, 1935-05-31
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
American League

AAftAAIdh LCaAut
Batting-Johnson Athletics. .404
Vosmik. Indians. 1852.
Runs-Johnson. Athletics, 81;
Bonura. White Sox. 80.
Runs batted in - Greenberg
Tigers. a; johnson. Athletics, 38
HitsoJohnson, Athletics, 81,
Gehringer. Tigers. SO.
DoubleS-Werber. Fgd S0X, L..
VoSmik. and Berger, Indians and
Myer, Senators. 10.
Triples-Cronin, Red Sox, 8.
Stone, Senators, and Vosmik. IN
dams. g..
Home runs-Johnson. Athletics,
and Greenberg. Tigers. III.
Stolen bases-Almada. Red Sox,
10: White, Tigers, and Werber, Rec
Sox, z.
Pitchine-whitehead White Sox,
so: Allen and Tamulis, Yankees,
SO.
National League
Batting-Vaughan. Pirates, .4O3'
Martin, Cardinals, .389.
Runs-vaughan. Pirates, 81
Martin, Cardinals. 80.
Runs batted in-VauEhan. Pr
ates. "a: OFT. Giants. and Medw1ck
Cardinals, 80.
Hits-Vaughan Pirates, 81; l.
Waner. Pirates. 81.
Observation-Disclosures. Cardinals, Is
Martin. Cardinals. Is.
Triples-L Waner, Pirates, bi
Goodman, Reds. 3.
Home runs-Ott, Giants, 9,
Moore Giants and Vaughan, Pr
ates. 3.
Stolen baSes-Mvers. Reds and
Bordegary. Dodgers, ..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Giants. So
Parmalee, Giants, 6-l.
Good Milk is the nerfecf food
, 1935-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE
standings

Thursdays Results
Cleveland A: Chicago 80.
st. Louis 100; Detroit ia.
New York 4-9: washington 0-S.
Philadelphia Alb; Boston 7-8.
Games Friday
Cleveland az Chicago.
st. Louis AZ Detroit.
Boston at New York.
washington at Philadelphia.
, 1935-05-31

in the state will come here Satur-
day and Sunday to take on the
cream Of the local crop. a. p. Ka-
natter Of Corpus Christi IL bring
ing down the team which made a
strong showing In the state tour
nament. The Corpus and Browns
vile teams will mix IL on the Ar
cadia Alleys Saturday night, Sun
day morning and Sunday after
noon.
This lis your opportunity tO view
bowling as she Is bowled In the big
time.
, 1935-05-31

3B Hit-LesSer. 2B Hit-Lehman.
Left on Bases-Brownsville four,
Harrington three. Pitching Records
Williams allowed four hits. struck
cut two and walked five In six in
nings; SzpeinSki allowed three hits,
struck out five and walked none in
even innings.
, 1935-05-31
SGlENS
TEXAS LEAGUE
Standings

Thursdays Results
Tulsa 80: Dallas IL.
Fort Worth Al; Oklahoma City
80.
San Antonio Z: Houston 3.
Beaumont 4: Galveston 3.
Games Friday
Galveston at Beaumont.
Tulsa at Dallas.
Oklahoma City at Fort Worth.
San Antonio at Houston.
, 1935-05-31

The Elks and Eagles were 10
cross bats on the 36th diamond
Friday night with cellar honors OF
the Brownsville Playground Ball
league at stake
Both clubs have slumped badly
this season
, 1935-05-31

Kansas City 1-3; Milwaukee 80.
Columbus 8: Toledo Z.
st. Paul IA; Minneapolis So.
Louisville 8: indianapolis 10.
, 1935-05-31

! HARLINGEN-R. II. DAD Dix
NJ R%angervlle, SO, is in the Valley
Baptist hospital with a form Of
paralysis which has made him
koicelesS.
, 1935-05-31

Good Milk is the perfect food.
Give your family Grisham's Pas
teuriEed Milk-Adw-
, 1935-05-31
Attendance Marks Fall

Two more attendance MARKS went
tumbling as 40.430 fans turned out
at Pittsburgh 70 see the Pirates
move into fourth place by getting
an even break with Chicago and
5000 overlooked the Detroit park
when the Tigers and St. Louis
Browns split. Detroit never had a
bigger crowd and Pittsburgh only
az World series games.
Pittsburgh's rookie mound ace. Cy
Blanton. was knocked from the hill
for the first time as the Cubs
smashed out a 6 TO 4 victory but
Red Lucas evened 1t by pitching
lx-hit ball to win 4 10 /.
The Browns belted out is hits and
look one game from Detroit 10 TO
z then were limited to three blows
by Tommy Bridges as the Tigers
won 2 TO o.
Yves Terrell was both winner and
loser on the mound in the even
break between the Red Sox and
Athletics. He pitched the fun first
game. winning 7 TO 4 then came
in as a relief hurler 10 run into
the AS five-run burst in the elev-
enth and went down - TO 8.
, 1935-05-31
Giants, YankS, Cards And
PhillieS Win Twin Bills

The Yanks produced Is blows 70
back up Johnny Broaca in the af-
terpiece.
Chicago's White Sox. with $4,000
fans looking on. slammed out
enough home runs to peat Cleve-
land 8 10 4 for Silent" John White
head and give the rookie his eighth
consecutive mound victory. Jimmy
Dykes, Zeke Bonura and Rip Rad
cliff all hit for the circuit In the
opener but they couldn't touch
Willis Hudlin's two-hit hurting as
the Indians took the second game
1 to 0.
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
CABARET DEL CASTILLO
PONCE DE LEON

Ell sabado rs, en- la sala de la
Legion Americana, avenida On
ce, celebrara I'm cabaret ell Cas-
tillo Ponce de Leon, pertenecien
te a la Orden Caballeros del A
guila de Orc.
Han separado va mesas para
esta fiesta los Sres. Morris
Wilson, Manuel Campina, Char
les Pent, Manuel Cubria, A.
Greco, De Soto Brewing Co., Pc
dro Cimino, Vicente Semprevi-
va, Albert D'Arpa, DR.. Julio Ga
villa, Primo Lord, Rafael Els
pima, Franklin Mems Shop,
Victor Fuente, Jose Regueira,
Miguel D. Carrasco, A. Lanes
F. Gorge y A. P. BOA.
Preside Ell comite de propa,
ganda ell joven Carrillo.
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
RICHARD MILTON CANA
UN SUELDO DE $250,00(

Washington, Mayo 18.-En e.
informe de la compania Coca
Cola aparece ell p~residente de la
empresa, R. w. Woodruff, de
Wilmington, Del, con un sueldo
annual de $100,500, cobrados en-
ell ano 1884.
A. w. Robertson, presidente
de la Westinghouse Electric, co
bra anualmente $685.; Seton
Porter, presidente de la compa-
MIA N2cional de DeStilaci0n,
$75 $500; David Sarnoff, de la
Radio Corporation, $50,160:
George Doubleday, presidente
de la Ingersoll-Rand Co., $4,000
pesos; Richard Milton, presi :
dente de la Allied Stores, $50
mil pesos; S. Clay Williams, vi
cepresidente de la Reynolds To
bacco Co., 100000; S. c. STAN :
pleman, presidente de la compa
MIA de navajitas Gillette, 10000
v Max Spstein, de la General
American Transportation, 60
mil pesos. I
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
Ell picnic de manana

Con gusto publico una car
ia de la Sra. Mary Fernandez,
que dice asi: Manana habra un
almuerzo en- los terrenos de La
Columna Park a beneficio del
Colegio San Jose. A las doce Sc
servira ell almuerzo y tocara la
orquesta del Asilo de San 10
Sc. A las tres de la tarde habra
juego de pelota por los ninos
del Asilo y los del Colegio. Sc
suplica a la familai latina nos
honren con su presencia.
Ell Comite a cargo del "Quin
to Picnic Annual" a beneficio
del st. Joseph School y Recrea
ton Center de West Tampa,
desea hacer saber al publico
que garantiza ell transporte de
aquellos que deseen tomar par
tie, desde la esquina de How
ard y Beach a La Columna, ida
y vuelta, hasta que Sc acabe la
fiesta campestre. Este servicio
comenzara a las 10 y media de
la manana.
Habra una guagua y otros
automobiles que cobraran diez
centavos por cada persona.
Complacida la Sra. Fernan-
dez.
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
LA FLORIDA MOTOR SIC
HARA CARGO DE LOS ON
.NIBUS DE LA UNION LINES

Una s9licitud de fusion Sc ha
hecho por las companies de ON
nibUs Florida Motor Lines
Union Lines a la comisi0n de fe.
rrocarriles del estado. La segttAl
da de las companies desapare-
ce quedandose la Florida Motor.
Una noticia relacionada con
la fusion Sc do aver, en- jack
s%onville, por ell Sr. A. |. Milan,
abogado consultor de la empire
sa que predomina.
Como resultado Sc mejorara
el servicio entire las ciudades de
Jacksonville, Ocala, Orlando,
Tampa y St. Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n WDAE y cadena Co
lumbia: 5:15, conciertos en- mi
niatura; $50, orquesta de Ber-
gin; $3.50, n~oticias; 600, or :
questa de l.. Nazar; TOO, mo-
dernos ministries; 800, banda
de la marina; $3.50, pleas macs
.tras de melodia; 900, cancio-
mes en- Tennessee; $50, melo :
dfas de California; 1000, or =
.questa de Bleyer; 1890, Hopk-
ms y su ~orquesta; II 100, Ben
Bernie y su ~orquesta, y IL 80,
Herbech y su orquesta.
Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional AIS, trio; Gas,
deportes; 100, The Hit Parade;
500, fiesta en- Radio City; 80
Al Jolson y otros, y orquesta de
bale desde $3.50 a IL 80.
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
LA POSTA MARCELO CON-
L VENDERA FLORES
EN- YBOR CITY Y w. TAMPA

Ell sabado 25 de mayo es Ell
dia de las flores para la Legion
y la posta Marcelo Gonzalez No.
10, con ell concurso de las da-
mas auxiliares de la Posta Sc
minole Ill, tendra a su cargo
la venta en- Ybor City y West
Tampa.
Este dinero de las flores sc
destina anualmente a ayudar a
los exsoldados- y sus famihas
que Sc encuentren en- mala ST.
.tuaci6n. Nj IN solo centavo de
este Fondo Sc usa con otro pro-
p6sito.
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Paul Kreher contra C. Wis
cusi; A. Sariego contra A. Mas
sari; Cassi C. Reynolds contra
Y. M. Garcia; Laura Belle John
son contra George F.. Johnson
Ethyl B. Shubert Campbell con-
ira Albert d. Campbell.
Corte Federal: United States
Of America contra Hav-a-Tam-
pa Cigar Co.
Minnie M. Smith contra Glen
Cmita; Delphus Colding contra
Esther Colding; City Of Tampa
contra Ida Telulah West; Albert
Reigel contra Gail Maxwell Rel
gel.
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
Ell bale de hoy

Los salones del Centre Astu
riano luciran esta noche un bri
llante DEGRADE con motive del
Bale de las Flores.
En- ell piso alto tocaran los
Southerners y en- la sala CAN'T
ma ga Tropical, que tendra
a su cargo los bailables cuba
nos y espanoles.
FL bale comenzara a las 9 y
durara hasta las A y media de
la madrugada.
Sera requisite la presenta-
ci6n de uno de los dos 6ltimos
recibos y ell Garnet.
Los que no sean socios pa
garan un peso.
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
PALPITACIONES INTERNACIONALES
Portugal y la Sociedad de Naciones
Francia espera que ell Consejo ponga Ell remedio

rizaciones especiales y otras tan
tas medidas analogas Sc estan
aplicandO sin distinction a los
Estados amigos, mientras que
en- un lpasado no LELAND constri-
tufan armas de guerra econo-
mica, que aplicabanse exclusi-
vamente en- calidad de medidas.
de aggression?
mo es cierto, de este modo,
que todos estamos bajo la ac-
ci6n de sanciones econ0micas
permanentes?
En- ell estado actual de la eco
nomia y de las fianzas mundia-
les, estas sanciones propuestas
serian muchas wees no solo a.
plicables al violador, pero ash
mismo peligrosas sino puniti-
vas contra los que las aplicaran
!y que por ESQ mismo serian do
blemente vfctimas.
Ell problema capital es siem-
pre- ell de la existencia de sam
clones eficaces, y por ESQ mis-,
mo, que Sc hara ~necesario, mas
tarde o temprano, la resolution
de reforzar o permitir la apli-
caci6n automatica de las dispo-
siciones del Pacto.
La exclusion de alguno de los
sliembros constitute tan solo
Una sanction moral, muy pocas
veces APPLICABLE a los violadores,
va que estos Sc apresuran a
abandonar ellos mismos la Co.
munidad."
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
A JOYAS ABORDO
DE UN VAPOR

Southampton, Inglaterra, ma
20 ia la policia Sc denun-
clio que a una pasajera del "Bre-
men" lie robaron ioyas valua-
das en- $4,000, POGO deslpues de
haber salido ell vapor de New
York.
Una description de las joyas
Sc ha remitido a las autoridades
per la compania de seguros que
aver pidiera la intervention pc
liciaca. La mujer dice que habia
Idejado las prendas en- su CANA
rote, dentro de un saco de ma
no.
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
LA POLICIA DISPARO CON-
IRA Ell PUEBLO DE TIA
Liza


Roma, mayo 18-Cuando
una multitud trataba de pene-
trar en- ell a~yuntamiento de Tri-
case, provincia de Lecce, en- ell
sur de Italia, la policia hizo
fuego matando a 3 personals e
hiriendo a IL. Ell pueblo reali-
zaba una demonstration contra
los comisionados que ell prefec-
to nombrara para investigar
las actividades de las cooperate
vas agriculturales en- ell distri-
to de Cabo de Leuca.
La gaceta., 1935-05-18

cpone'a la autcnomia o liber-
tad Catalina.
Ell egpanol Mariana Gar
nardo finaliz6 en- segundo pues-
to en- la gran carrera ciclista de.
3,431 kilometres o la vuelta a
Espa2a, que gan6 ell belga Gus
tav/Deloor, Tomaron parte en-
10 "competencia Sc ciclistas de
,seis naciones.
I'm austriaco, NJ. Bull, qued6
en- tercehd@esto'
-Dic6se que ell partido socia
|lista volvera a las Cortes 81 ell
gobierno autoriza la rfapertura
de las Casas del Pueblo, y resta-
blece la libxrtad de prkasa.
Los peri6diocs eSgian la
collection de arte inca p'esenta-
da por Don Juan Larrea. Sc
Icompone de 581 objetos &c arte.
va a ser eXpulsado de Es-
pane ell ciudadano g~uatemalteco
Marco Tulio Darton, que Sc dice
es agente de la propaganda CO.
m%unista. Al Tulio barton 10 ex-
pulsaron de Portugal.
-Sigue gravemente enfermo
ell Sr. Juan Referee, esposo de
la notable actriz Lola Membri-
yes.
Al miniSterio de estado Sc
inform6 que vendra a tomar po-
session de la embajada de Ingla-
terra en- esta capital ell Sr. Chill
ton, actual embaiador en- Chile,
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
SOCIALES =

Tn paseo en- ell hermoso yacht
"Leraine', que durara yarias
horas.
A las ocho de la nodhe de ma
mana, saldran los excursionis-
tas de la casa club, Gale Nit
chell numero zoos, hasta ell mue
lie que esta al final de la Gale
jackson, en- vez de Plant Park,
como Sc habia anunciado ante
riormente.
Sc obsequiara a los excursio-
Inistas con cerveza, refrescos y
sandwiches.
Componen el comite encarga-
do de la fiesta la Srta. Mary An
derson, Dick Ferlita y F. M. Ro
drl2uez.
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
fNotichs Cableg7aficas Condensadas de Espa6a

Madrid, mayo 18.-La mino-
nombrado IN comite pa
IA que tome parte activa en- ell
plan para revalorizar l2sNrigos.
Ell grupo radical Sc hara repre-
sentar por ell Sr. Alvarez Men
dizabal. La semana pr6xima Sc
completal ell debate sobre este
importante asunto.
-AsegdYse que ell gobierno
sometera al Congress-, ell martes
> ell mierccle spbximo, un nue.
vo proyecto d31ley de Prensa,
que srsa+esXl va ~presentado
Ell nusel eo1ecto garantizara
la libertN pensamiento, 10
que no ocuffe con ell actual.
Los Carlistas verificaran
una reunion en- SAM Sebastian,
en- ell mes de JUNO, con ell fin de
escoger al principe q. ha de su-
ceder a Alfonso Carlos, que
tiene mos como pretendien-
Afirmase que Sc
lido ell principe don
~IJsaHs actual principe de Astu-
rias, tercer hijo del exrey AL
fonso de Borb6n,
Han tornado possession de
los cargos de consejeros de la
Generalidad Catalina, para los
d~epartamentos del Interior y Sa
lubridad, los Sres Luis Soler y
Jose Maria Torrent, amigos DO
liticos del Sr, Gil Robes. La
Ceda, ell grupo de Gil Robes, Sc
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
CORTE FEDERAL

Para ell dia l de JUNO senal6
aver ell juez Alderman ell juicD.
para decidir 81 procede o no con.
ceder un interdicto contra la
compania tabacalera Hav-Tam
pa, a la que Sc acusa de violaE
ell c6digo de justa competencia.
Ell fiscal pide que Sc lie pro-
hiba a esa corporation CONT
nuar realizando actos ilegales,
La gaceta., 1935-05-18
De los Loyal knights

Ell arroz con polio que Sc SER
vira en- ell picnic que esta Logia
dara el dfa 8 del mes que viene,
en- la Columna", sera eonfec-
cionado por ell restaurant Las
Novedades.
Ell experto maestro cocinero
dice pondra toda su inteligencia
para que los comensales 10 re-
cuerden a cada ratio.
Daremos mas detalles.
Cesar RiUerO.