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, 1935-03-17
CURTIS WILCOX RETURNS

SAN BENITO. March l6.-Curtis
Wilcox returned Friday from San
Angelo where he was called by the
death OF his sister, Miss Gladys
Wilcox. who had been Ill for some
time. He found the brother, erro-
neously reported TO have been hurt
In an auto accident while following
an ambulance. alive and well.
, 1935-03-17

A cup OF sugar weighs seven
ounces; a cup OF honey II ounces.
, 1935-03-17

Butterflies Ire being branded NV
scinetists In IN effort TO discover
their migrating habits. and to learn
whether the same butterflies. or
their pogeny. return in the spring.
, 1935-03-17
WILL ROGERS PICTURE
BOOKED AT CAPITOL

Picture lovers who lind VIII RODr
erS' brand Of humor irristible-and
this includes the entire screen public
are delighted with the news that
his latest picture. Life Begins At
40" showing next Friday and Sat-
urday az the Capitol, Brownsville. Is
crammed with fun.
Advance reports label this Fox
Film. suggested by the Walter B
Pitkin book hit. a bang-up laugh riot.
Critics say It easily eclipses previous
Rogers fevorites, Judge Priest"
David Harum." and The County
Chairman"
Rogers p~oTtravs a double-fiSted,
tender-hearted country editor who
proves that the years after forty are
the best and goes in quest Of the
fun-tain OF youth. He launches a
series Of situations that smash the
funny bone to ~smithereens.
Life Begins at 40" relates the
j romance of a young school teacher
and a youth "railroaded" to prison.
The Shrewd editor brings 10 light
facts that clears the boy. and stirs I'D
a hornets nest Of fun in the process.
Calls the Hogs
Among The high spots IN the pic
ture are Wills efforts at hog-calling.
ard hts pistol duel which re wins
through wiSecracking.
Americas ace humorist uncorks a
brand new vintage OF laughs, from
reliable accounts.
The direction Of this Sol NJ. Wurt-
eel production is by George Marshall.
Lamar Trotti. who elaborated on
the story OF Judge Priest" wrote
the screen play.
The supporting cast includes Ro-
chelle Hudson and Richard Crom-
well In the romantic leads. George
Barber. Jane DarweIl, Slim Sum-
merville. Sterling Holloway, Thomas
Beck, Roger Imhof. Charles Sellon.
John Bradford. and Ruth Gillette.
, 1935-03-17

Electricity. at O. very low potens
tial, affects the heart, causing N
tremor or wavering. according to
the American Medical Association.
This is why shocks OF even such
low voltage as that found In houss
circuits are sometimes fatal
, 1935-03-17

Erwin. Billie Burke and Katherine
Alexander.
To be included In an added fea-
ture on the same program al the
Rivoli Theatre. Is the second issue Of
the March Of Time. the brilliant new
screen dramatiZation OF world news.
, 1935-03-17
Special Stage Show
Planned By Capitol

Featured as an added attraction
Kolletch Daze. an elaborate stage
show will be presented at the Capitol
Theatre. Brownsville, Thursday
night at 8 p. m. Produced and di-
rected from the CARR Brant Studios
II is easily one Of the big shows Of
the year. In the cast are forty-five
artists headed by Ann CARR and
Jean Brant. Fifteen sriappy acts are
crammed into forty-five minutes Of
the fastest moving stage show ever
srrwn in the Valley. with modernis-
tic stage settings and gorgeous cos
TUNES. The screen presentation will
be KAY Francis. Warren William and
George Brent in Living On Velvet"
, 1935-03-17
hirley Temple Shows at Capitol Theater in The Little Colonel

flaws, In this story OF rival detectives
getting In each others ways.
In the supporting cast are such
talents as Rosemary Ames, Mary
Carlisle, Henry ONeill, c. Henry
Gordon. William Janney. Charles c.
Wilson, John Wray, John Qualen,
Herman Bing, Madge Bellamy. Rob-
ert Checker. and Clarence II. Wilson.
II Is a John Stone Production, d.
rected BY Eugene Forde.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
NEWELL DICE QUE SHOLTZ
ESTA EN- EUROPA

Aver Sc decia en- Tampa que
ell gobernador Sholtz estaba
en- Carolina del Norte, vera
neando en- las montanas. Guam
do tai cosa Sc afirmaba, ell ST..
J. P. Newell, su secretario, de-
ella en- Tallahassee que ell go :
bernador Sc encuentra hoy en-
Europa, en- un sitio que el des-
conoce
"Se me ha dicho que ell go
bernador EMBARGO ell dia 81
de julio, en- Ell Normandie, y
que su nOmbre estaba en- una
lista de notables no dada pa
IA la publication"
Las autoridades de inmigra-
ci6n en- varios puertos de Fran
ella e Inglaterra han informado
al Tampa Morning Tribune,
por conducto de las agencias
de nOticisa, que en- sus listas no
aparece nadie con csc nombre.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
MURIO UNO DE LOS FUN
DADORES DE FORT MYERS

Fort Myers, Agosto 49,
Despues de corta enfermedad
ha fallecido en- SUI domicilio
uno de los fundadores de Fort
Myers, ell ST., Manuel S. Con
zalez, de IA amos. Ell fu6 uno
de los Al ciudadanos que re-
dactaron los articulos de incor
poraci6n municipal EN- II de
agosto de 1885, hace hoy so
amos Hace diez amos Sc retro
del negocio de la madeira. LIE
sobreviven dos hijas casadas,
cuatro hijos, dos hermanos y
dos hermanaS.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
CADA NINO DEBE TOMAR
POR LO MENOS UN LITRO
DE LECHE AL Ola

Ell jefe de sandal de Tampa,
DR.. McEaohern, glosando pala-
bras de la Sra. Kate c. Spen-
Ger, representante del departa-
mento de agriculture de la Flo
rida, manifesto aver que TODD
nino debe tomar al dia, por 10
menos, un litro de ledle, y que
un adulto no menos de una pin
ia.
Estima csc funcionario que
jel publico debe aprovechar qC&
ell precio de la leche ha baa.jdC
para consumir mayor cantidad
Calculase que diariamente
sobran en- Tampa y sus contor.
nos mas de 1000 galones de lie
che.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca.
dena Nacional: 500, banda de
Ia marina; $50, noticias; 5:45
Lowell Thomas; 500, concier,
to; 6:15, Tony y Gus; 7:30, so,
prano Margaret Speaks; 800,
ministries de la semana; $3.50,
orquesta de Wilson; 900, pro
grama NBC; 1915, orquesta
de Stern; 1922, c~uarteto; 10;
80, orquesta de Noble; II 200,
violinista Shandor; 11:08, or
.questa de Williams, y II 80, or
.questa de Naylor.
Estaci6n WDAE y cadena
Columbia: 500, pianista Bea-
trice Osgood; 5:15, viajero del
mundo; 5:55, no.icias de Ra-
do; 500. Elsie Thompson;
CHS, Chaplin 6:35, or
questa de Savitt; TOO, orques-
ia de Bale; 8 700, radio-teatro
$50, orquesta de Moe Baer.
9:45, Tito GUITAR; 1915, or
questa de Lyman; 10 80 orques
ia de Block. y IL 80, orquests
de Coon.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
A LOS OBREROS A
DE YBOR CITY

Sc les eta para una asamblea
cue Sc celebrara hoy lunes u, a
las 8 p. M, en- los salones de Ia
Hermandad Wesley, en- la Gale
l6 entire las avenidas u Y Is.
Por ser de suma imp9rtancia
este acto, en- ell cual informara
ell Comite Central de sus gestio-
mes, y por estar ocuYados hoy
todos les salones del Centre O.
brero, es por 10 que decidimos
efectuar este mitin en- los salo-
mes de la Hernandez.
Fraternalmente,
Rafael Rodriguez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
BARBARA HUTTON PAGA-
BA UNA MESADA AL
PRINCIPE MDIVIANI

Londres, ag0sto 12.-La con-
desa Reventlow, que de soltera
Sc llamaba Barbara Hutton, he
redera de los millones de Wool
worth, manifesto aver que pa
gaba a su exmarido, ell difunto
principe Mdiviani, una mesada
annual de $350,000.
Ella decline comentar la no
ticia de que ell principe, victi-
ma de I'm accidente autom0vi-
lista, lie habia dejado 100000.
libras esterlinas.
Estima la condesa que ell va
lor de todas las propiedades de
Mdiyiani prede llegar a esa
'Suma,
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
En- el C{rcmo

Tambien asisti6 nutrida con-
currencia a la function de ano-
che, en- ell teatro de la "casita
cubana".
La Srta. Ines Fernandez Sc
luci6 mucho en- la obra "Quien
es ell marido?"
Notable la labor die Maria
Menendez, Gonzalo Pereira, Sc
verinc Martinez e Higinio Fer
nandez.
Chito Morales, cant6 10 me-
jor de su repertoire. La nina
Olga Perez, que bail6 la rumba
final, y la cancionista Gloria
Witches alcanzaron aplausos.
I'm exito merecido.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
EXPLOSION E INCENDIO EN-
UNA CASA

POGO despues de la media :
noche de aver ocurri6 una ex-
plosion, seguida de incendio,
en- una casa de dos pisos situa-
da en- la esquina de la D6cima
avenida y Gale 81, en- Ybor CT
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
Cu8aPle080S

C@@plea80S
En- la Residential del Sr. y
Sra, Melchor de Ia Parte y es-
pesos Rafael Pacheco, en- Pass
A-Grille, Sc festej6 ell cumplea-
nos de la Sra Virginia Cone.
ALI Sc pasaron agradableS
horas en- amistosa charla y dis
frutando de los entretenimien-
tos que preparara la Sra. Pa
checo.
Estaban ALI ell DR.. CUTLER
mo Roig, su esposa y mama
Sra. Josefa Roig; Ines Roche,
La gaceta., 1935-08-12

~ PUERTO

Entraron aver Ell vaPor Pa
mama City, de bandesa ameri-
cana, y el Tsuyams Maru, de
banSera japonesa.
Salieron la motonave Italia
ma Indien, cargada de fo:fato,
y los vapores americanos Clare
que Sc dirige a Baltimore, y
Commercial AIabaman, que va
ron rumbo . Filadelfia y Bos-
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
Kid Pdrtu

I1TW .
Los muchadhos del Sun
light Club" celebraran esta no
che I'm Kid Party, en- los salo-
mes de la Legion Americana.
En- esta fiesta tomara pose
sion la directiva electa. va pu-
blicamos los nombres de las
"mesas" entrante y saliente.
Ell que lleve ell traje de niho
mas bonito Sc ganara un pre-
mic.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
JMntn %i1npOrt0nte

Juntn imp0rtante
Manana habra junta conjun-
ia de todas las secciones del
Centre Espanol.
Sc tratara de la Gran Fiesta
Festival del l. de Saptiembre,
en- ell edificio de West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
De regreSO

En- la tarde de hoy llegara de
Miami la apreciable Sra. Ro-
sa Angulo, esposa del Dr.. Is
mael Angulo, que estuvo en- las
playas de Ia vecina ciudad, dis
frutando de las vacaciones We
raniegas.
LIE acompanan sus dos hijos
y su esposo, que fue a buscarla.
Nuestro saludo a su regreso.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
CUBA AL Ola
(Viene dc la 1G.)

coche la alcanz0, derriI@do,a
y ocasionandole lesiones que lie
produjeron la muerte.
-Ha sido abzue'to, en- Mag
tanzas, Evf.isto Castell6n, in
dividu. a dtien Sc ac~usaoan de
haber asesinado a los hermanos
Perez. Eli fiscal retro la acusa-
ci6n, por faIta de pruelbas.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
SOCIALES

La function de los Leales
Tn pdblico que cuibria +
los asientos del teatro a
tro Ast.riano asisti6
ci6n social de la Logia Nyal
Knights, en- la noohe de aver.
Mucho Sc distinguieron los
erti.as que representation la
graciosa comedia "La Suerte
Perra". Excelente la labor de la
Secci6n Juvenil Y el coro Los
Alegres Leales.
Aplausos hubieron para to-
dos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12

Paris, Agosto 12.-Una
gencia de noticias informa des
de Adds Ababa que ell empe-
rador ha expresado su deseo
de ceder una parte de su terri
torio a Italia, en- Gambia por
una salida al mar y ayuda fl
nanciera.
Ell emperador esta constru :
yendo un fuerte, armada con
cadones antjh@reos, en- uno de
los puentes PARTICIPATES del fe-
rrocarril frances con la Soma,
lilandia.
La di t5uta italo-etiope Sc ha
declarado insoluble en- los cir
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
NOticio fresc0

NOtici0 freScd
Me informa Paquito Garcia,
Presidente de la Secci6n de Re-
creo del Circulo Cubano, que en-
Septiembre celebraran un ca
baret privado.
ST es como el anterior, les au-
2uramos ur triunfo complete,
La gaceta., 1935-08-12
De Miami

lie MANN
Regres6 de Miami, despues
de pasar ALI sus vac~aciones, la
Sra. Laura Rey, esposa del CO.
nocido comerciante Victor Rey.
Bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12

Las feIaclOnes entire Ia Primc
ra lglesia V la de Bayshore som
muy c~ordiales, hallandose esta
Ultima en- una dificil situaci6n
economical porque adeuda IA
mil pesos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12

Ines Pacheco, Obdulia Re-
.guez, Juan Roche, Rosa RdSk,
Lila de Ia Rarte, Lila Cora
les, Warner Cone, S9ledad Gar
cia, Esperanza de la Parte e Hi
. :. ! Ste o o5.s te 5s' son &c.,. re-
frescos y Pondae.
Ell DR.. Roig, terminada la
fiesta, sali6 en- su yacht con
rumbo a Miami, donde termi-
nara sus vacaciones.
Nuestros mejores d~s de
felicidad para la Sra. Cone y
sus buenas amigos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12

cuIos dIplomaticoss de Paris,
'donda Sc aguarda ell inicio de
las negociaciones tripartitas.
Dicen ae Roma cue Sc ha de
sarroll ldo una nueva podero.
sa arma en- ataques a6reos, pc
TO los detalles Sc mant.enen en-
.isecreto.
Tn vapor italiano, cargado de
enfermeras, pas6 aver por ell
Canal de Suez con rumbo a
La gaceta., 1935-08-12

da de Florida; Ell 1eves en- ell
parQue De Soto, en- Palmetto
Beach, y ell viernes en- glorieta
del parque de Plant.
Mr.. D. B. Mckay, ell otro
candidate que Sc Sa alejado
de los actos del parfido, habla-
ra hoy en- ell hotel Florid3An, y
amigos suyos 10 haran en- el
I20C2 de ID avenila de Florida.
Manana por la noche. Sc e.
~fectuara un mitin de Mckay
frente al Centre Obrero, ,en la
Octava y Gale 16, s,endo los o.
radoreS Jose A. Gregory, Jr.,
Jimmy Blaine, Tony Fernai :
DEE, Peter Maniscalco, Tom
Henderson y Mr.. Mckay.
Ell jueves por la noche habla
ra en- Seminole Hell hts Y ell
viernes en- un lugar que toda-
via no Sc ha selecs ionado.
La gaceta., 1935-08-12

La Primera Iglesia Metodis-
ta\lam6 ayee al Rev. Adiel J.
Mofcri~ Jr., pastor de Ia lyle
STA de Rayshore, para que actde
de copastor y asistente del DR..
c. w. Duke, que sigue enfermo.
Do la noticia ell juez 0. K.
Reave8, presidente d, comite
de pdlpitos, quien a fines de Sc
mana recibira la contestaci6n
del j2ven ministro, que Sc la ha
-Dr0metidO.
Evening star., 1935-04-17
PACE MAINTAINED
At STEEL PLANTS
Rate Rises to 46Ha Mark.
Cautious Attitude Is Ap-
parent in Week.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April l7.-Estimating
a gain of one-ilalf Of one point in the
average operating rate of the country's
steel mills, Iron Age in its weekly re-
view today said that steel demand is
well maintained.
The current rate of operations was
placed at 46l2 per cent of capacity
against As per cent last week.
The gain in the national average" /"
commented the summary, 'is too small
to indicate change in trend, and the
disposition of the trade is to express
satisfaction with the manner in which
business volume is holding up rather
than to hazard predictions as to the
future.
"One reason for this cautious atti-
tude' is that buying is at extremely
short range. While the emergency
freight rate increase stimulated pig
iron shipments. it had comparatively
little effect on finished steel orders"
The automobile industry, though
contributing less support to the mills
than earlier in the year, is still a
leading source of tonnage, the review
said.
In the tin plate division, it con-
tinued. production continues to range
from 80 to IS per cent of capacity ana
production Of wire products TO a
strong" so per cent by an increase in
demand for barbed wire, woven wire
fencing and nails for rural consump-
ton.
The Iron Age composite price for
scrap steel is unchanged from last
week at $l0.42 gross ton.
Evening star., 1935-04-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. april u A9 United states
900. including 5000 direct; mostly 5aiO
:Ssi sPssdy; 's SOUNDS @ se5ss sop,
9.20; small lot. $50: 249-350 pounds,
Sss dcpsS psekns POUNDS .oSs So sSoas ao15
Deands sna ss s0Gd faf hsht wsiss
$50 pounds. ,9.0Oa9.2O: heavy. weight.
medium and good. 275:-55Q pounds. 7.25a
SoSGds, SS9; pigs 9so.se5 so9d and choice lool4o
'0caaii; cattie, SSoo 1000; calves, 1900: better
grade steers and yearlipgs. mostly 25
broad; ower-erade steers and ali she
Ssber tTSnf vsars so sfr ae vs sp fa 2s
part load heavy heifers. 1925; slaughter
Sssf sSe
300 pounds. Il.5Oal5 so; 1,3OO-i 500
pounds. l2.O0a15 30; common and me-
dium. 550-1 800 pounds. S.75a12.00 heif-
he eonmon enS1 and medium p0snas
and medium. 5:5Oas 90; low cutter and
Guided. good tSeefJ. 8. .oOa? 50; Cutter.
common and medlum mo o4E55a6s5; Ed vealeEs
and feeder cattle: Steers good and choice.
500;1 .050 pounds. 6.50as.75; common and
medium. 5.25a6.75.
Sheep: 5000: fat lambs, active. strong;
spots. shade higher: Spring lambs and
sheep. firm; good to choice wooled lambs.
S.25a40. freely: top. $50; clipped lambs.
725a5o; "a most native & sprinsers HS around
sheep and lambs. lambs. 80 pounds down.
good and CHOICE. 7.75aS.5O; common ana
medium. 7:00aS5: 90.9S pounds. good and
choice, 7.50aS.50; 9S-110 pounds. good
and choice 7.25aS. 40; ewes. 9O-15O
pounds good and choice. 3.75a5. IS: all
weights. common and medium. 2.75a4 rs.
Evening star., 1935-04-17
MARYLAND ASKS BIDS
ON ROAD BOND ISSUE

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. April 1.-THE State
Roads Commission of Maryland has
asked bids on s1,236,000 bonds on
which prospective purchasers are
asked to name the interest rate and
on s277,00 bonds bearing per cent
coupons. Both sales are scheduled for
Monday
County commissioners Of Anne
Arundel County will receive bids at
Annapolis until noon April 80 for
s45,000 Bay Ridge district per cent
bonds dated May !, 1885.
Evening star., 1935-04-17
SECONDARY RAIL
BONDS GO DOWN
Other Sections Are Steady
and Federal Obligations
Move Higher.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 17,-Second
grade railroad bonds weakened in the
late trading today. Other depart
ments of the list were steady.
United States Governments showed
q preponderance of gains, ranging
from 1-32d to 6-32ds of a point.
Selling in the low-priced carrier
issues followed the announcement of
Chicago North Western that it.
would invoke the indenture grace
period to defer payemnt of May /
interest on the convertibles 4%s.
These bonds fell a couple of points
and others of similar rating lost
fraction to Ia points.
Evening star., 1935-04-17
Beech-Nut Nets
90 Cents a Share
In First Quarter
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 17.-Beech-Nut
Packing Co. reports for the quarter
ended March 81 profit of $472,672,
after charges but before Federal
taxes. This compares with profit of
S444,192 for the March quarter last
year. The balance, after allowing for
estimated Federal taxes and dividends
on per cent preferred stock out
standing. was equal to SO cents a
share on the common stock, against
81 cents share in the 1884 period.
Evening star., 1935-04-17

bushel baskets parsley ~ bushel baskets
green peas. - crates peppers 236 bushel
hampers green beans. 81 30-pound crates
kets lettuce "a bushel baskets Yadishes.
- bushel baskets salad greends 55 32-
quart crates tomatoes. Pennsylvania
l36 3-pound baskets mushrooms Michi-
gan-35 55-pound cartons rhubarb I'm
known oriein-46 crates mixed vegetables.
Evening star., 1935-04-17
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. April II R.-Copper
quiet; electrolytic.. spot and future. Blue
Eagle. 900. Tin barely steady: spot and
nearby. 50.75; future. 1887. Iron quiet;
SO; East St. Louis. 3.55. Zinc nrm;
East st. Louis. spot and future 40
Aluminium. 19.00a22.00. Antimony. spot,
1425.
Evening star., 1935-04-17
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Gas IS B-$l00 at 1032s
s100 at 1033s.
Capital Transit Cos at 1854.
Riggs Bank com-l0 at 2l5.
Riggs Bank pfd-5 at Ill.
Mergenthaler Linotype-10 at 30ls, 10
at 30 10 at 80, 10 at 80, 10 at 80.
10 at 80.
AFTER CALL.
Barber e. Ross 6l2s-sl,OO0 at 20.
Riggs Bank conn., at ZIG.
Evening star., 1935-04-17
GOLD STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, April II Lp).-Yester-
days gold statement of the New York
Federal Reserve Bank showed imports
Of s2,92l 400 from Holland. There
were no exports.
Evening star., 1935-04-17
BONDS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
BY private wire direct to The Star.
IL 3 Z r TY.

High. Low. o:56.
3hs 1s32-41..... 10l 10 101 101 9
1st cv 32.47. 10l II 101 II 101 IL
9TH Az 1855. 102 20 102 II 1929
4th AIS 1888 reg 102 IT 1927 1927
Evening star., 1935-04-17

Barker Bros. Corp.-March quarter
deficit was $120,737 VI. deficit $50, 1886.
Evening star., 1935-04-17

DLANNED Savings is the shortest
l. surest road to building plans!
Q Start to save methodically
TODAY. Save The Fidelity way.
Every dollar that accumulates will
be a really big step toward home
ownership or to provide READY
CASH for some other desired pur.
pose!
Evening star., 1935-04-17
n. C. ID. Exnress Arrivals.

South Carolina-1S4 crates asparagus.
126 bushel baskets peas. California-1O0
crates avocados F1orida-44 crates egg
plant: % bushel baskets lima beans, I6
Evening star., 1935-04-17
INVESTMENT TRUSTS

NEW YORK. April II P.-New York
Security Dealers Association:
Moon quotations.
Evening star., 1935-04-17
We Pay 500

Compounded Sen1i-AnnuolIy
from the date of payment to
the date of withdrawal.
o ONE DOLLAR or more will en-
able you TO join with the many
thousands of thrifty men and women
whom we are serving and who al
way find. at The Fidelity" friendly
spirit Of heIpfulnesS and cooperation!
Evening star., 1935-04-17

Indian Refining Co.-1934 deficit
was $685., 153 VS.. deficit $1,180,167.
Evening star., 1935-04-17

Ugden u z Is 46.....
Ohio Pub Ser 7hs as
Ore Sh L 81 '46 gtd.
Ore W r r 4 N - 81
Otis Steel g. '41sss...
Evening star., 1935-04-17

Youngtn SGT 5s'7o B s3h s3h ssI
Youngtn SGT 5s'7s A 93h 80 80
La gaceta., 1935-01-25
LA GACETA
lDENTIFICADO COMO Ell
INDIVIDUO QUE ROBO
EN- DOS ~ESTABLECIMIEN
TOS

La policia detuvo aver en- los
muelles de la '~compania Tampa
Stevedoring a Bob Carson, in
dividuo que media bora despu6s
era identificado por Ia Sra. Ger
trudis Mitchell, duena de un Pc
querp establecimiento de "a ave
nid2 South Nebraska, como el
mismo que la asalt6 Y rob6 un
peso ochenta centavos.
Una bora mas tarde la Sra.
L. S. Adams, duena de>una bo-
dega de la miSma avenid2, tam
bien 10 identified.
Al ser detenido Carson no te
MIA encima arma oalgrna, pero
las mrjeres aseguran que al asal
t rlas iba armada con un rev6l-
yer.
La gaceta., 1935-01-25

ell detective, y Nicotra fue dete-
nido, por no haber podido pre-
sentar Sis papeles de identifi-
caci6n. Mas tarde Sc lie encontr6
la f9tografia del falsificador
con este nombre al pie, Richard
Drigo. Como Drigo Sc habia he
cho pasar Nicotra en- los Esta-
dos Unidos y este Dfigo habia
sido durante muchos amos d.
rector de la orquesta de la cor
tie de los Czares de Russia.
Luego Sc descubri6 que habia
falsificado cartas de Colon de
Washington, Lincoln, LafayettY
Harding Lutero, Calico Cali
lei, Lorenzo de M6dicis, Miguel
Angel, Wagner y Handel.
All fin pudo Qpmprobarse que
81 honbre eva ~ genio en- cues
ti9nes de classification.
Ell tribunal 10 sentenci6 a dos
amos de pr:si6n y una multa de
S1.20 per vender a Toscanini
un false documento. ,
Cen sus Ifalsificaciones ha-
bia enganado a los excertos de
vaMs paisas.
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La gaceta., 1935-01-25
INFORMATION
Del PUERTO

Estos vapores arrib ron aver
Sorvangen, noruego, y los anne
ricancs Florida, Irene, Millin-
ocket, Cuba y Commercial Pho
neer.
Sc hicieron a la mar los va
pores Commercial Pioneer, Eve
lyn, Cuba, Gulfstate y New Jer
sey, 9m%ericanos, y las goletas
Admiral Sturdee y General Tos
ia, inglesas, y Angerer II, hon
durena. ~.
La gaceta., 1935-01-25
Pleitos y Divorcios

Sara C. Paxton contra West
I IN Union Telegraph; Matilde
Sonneman contra William Tues
zynski; Joe A. Bradley contra
AIDE Belle Brady Murray S.
Simpson contra Benjamin J.
Hayes; Roland F. Altree contra
Ray D.. Bailey; Florida Luisa
II. McKissick contra Clarence
Hubert McKissick; Gussie M.
Vanzant contra Alvin G. Van
Rebeca L. Turner contra
August Dali; Mae V. Borrego
contra II. Borrego; Mary l..
henderson; contra John E.
Henderson, John B. Jackson