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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-08-16

BAKED PINEAPPLE
l can crushed Pineapple
8 Eggs, well beaten
2 T Flour
1-2 c Sugar
IA lb Butter
5 slices Bread
Mix together the Pineapple, Eggs,
Sugar, and Flour. Pour the mixture
into buttered baking dish. Place
the Ia pound butter in a frying pan.
When the Butter melts, dice the 5
slices of bread and stir them in the
melted butter until they are golden
brown. Place the buttered Bread
dices and remaining butter on the
Pineapple mixture. Set the dish in a
pan of water and bake in a moderate
oven (4O0 degrees) from IL to ga
hours.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
CONTINUED REALTY
|UPSW|NG IS SHOWN
21 New Homes Are In
cIuded in Building Permits
Valued at $190,882.
Continued From First Page.)

owners and builders; Joseph G. Her.
bert, architect: five -story brick
dwellings, 225-33 Jefferson street, to
cost $4,000 each.
Charles M. Wallingsford, 1910 Yer
mont avenue. owner and builder;
George T. Santmyers, architect; to
erect four 2-story brick dwellings,
l311-1313-13l7-1319 Taylor street
northeast; to cost $26, 900.
Meadowbrook, Inc, Chevy Chase,
Md, owners and builder; H. P. Bax-
ter. architect; to erect three 2-story
brick dwellings. 440O Forty-fourth
street, and 4405 and 4409 Yuma
street; to cost s20,500.
M. L. Beckner, 1917 Fourteenth
street, owner and builder; Dillon g.
Abel, designers; to erect one 3-story
brick and tile apartment, 1885 Kalo-
rama road; to cost $4,000.
Henry j. Robb, Inc. 1924 Vermont
avenue, owner and builder; Robert B.
Carr, designer; to erect two 2-story
brick dwellings. 1865 and 1867 Thirty
fourth street; to cost $6,500 each.
s. Kann Sons Co.. owners; James L..
Parsons, jr., Homer Building, builder;
to construct fourth story addition,
Eight and Pennsylvania avenue: to
cost $4,000.
S. Kann Sons Co., owners: Thomas
w. Marshall, desinger; James L. Par
sons, jr.. Homer Building. builder: to
erect cooling tower above roof, Eighth
pnNrcyy1Uo
$4,000.
Clementine G. Drury. No. 4 Second
street southeast, owner: D. Johannes,
designer S. E. Snyder, 1706 Twenty
fifth street southeast. builder; to erect
one History brick dwelling. 3110
Pennsylvania avenue southeast; to
cost $4,000.
Two-Story Addition.
Myer Greenbaum, 1851 H street
northeast, owner; w. S. PLACER, ARCH
tect; w. H. Dawson, Clifton Terrace
Apartments, builder; to erect one 2
story brick addition and repairs and
alterations, 809 Fourth street south
west; to cost S8,500.
C. w. McKendrie, 1437 Holly street,
owner and builder; F. G. Wilcox, de-
signer; to erect one 212 STORY brick
and frame dwelling, 1444 Geranium
street: to cost $1,000.
Tolson, Kemp & Nix, Inc, 2314
Rhode Island avenue northeast. owner
and builder; A. c. Tolson, jr., de-
signer; to erect one IL STORY brick
and tile dwelling. 1886 Twenty-sixth
street northeast; to cost $500.
Simpson-Peak Co.. Chevy Chase,
Nd, owners and builders; George S.
White. designer; to erect one 2-story
brick dwelling, 1901 Minnesota ave-
nue.; t cost S. 900.
Alexander Fortune. 5318 Gay street
northeast, owner and builder; H. W..
Turner. designer; to erect one 2-story
concrete block dwelling. 52ll Hayes
street northeast; to cost $4,000
A. M. Schwarz. Bennings. D. c.,
owner: r. r. Turner, designer; L. l..
Norton. Bennings. D. c., builder; to
erect one 1l2-story frame dwelling,
2615 Thirty-second street southeast;
to cost $4,000.
John c. Ronayne. 1910 Twelfth
Evening star., 1935-02-16
Fire Prerention and Control
Outlined by Federal Council

The Federal Fire: Council has pre-
pared a Manual of Fire-Loss Preven-
ton which presents in concise form
the principles on which fire-resistance
classifications of building types and
building materials are based, general
methods for controlling the spread of
fire by structural provisions and ap-
plication Of appropriate types of fire.
extinguiShing equipment, and general
fire-prevention measures that can be
introduced in the management routine
for services and properties.
A basis Is outlined for estimating
the justifiable expense that can be
incurred for fire-loss prevention. con-
sidering the value Of the property con-
cerned and the inherent fire hazards
presented. Under most, conditions the
annual expense need not exceed the
reduction in the yearly fire loss that
can be effected. BY Jldicious selec-
ton and application Of measures best
adopted for given conditions. the re-
sulting reduction in the fire loss,
taken as an average over a period of
years, may be greater than the ex-
pense incurred 1or nre-loSs preVen-
ton.
Means of Prevention.
The general means for preventing
the origin of fires ard decreasing
their destructiveness INCLUDE consid-
erations relating to building construc-.
ton and service and tre-protection
equipment; safeguarding Of hazards
incurred in providing neat, power.
light and ventilation, and those as
sociated with the occupancy. The
latter may range from Msks encoun-
tered in office buildings to very haz-
ardous processing and storage.
General maintenance requirements
that can be applied in preventing fire
loss include: the avoidance of accumu-
lations of combustible waste materials,
the maintenance of buildings and
Evening star., 1935-02-16
Housing Backs Normally.

The housing program is unique in
that 1t sets up a condition whereby
private finance and enterprise can
resume their normal functions in
every community, with a feeling Of
complete assurance as to safety,
liquidity and reasonable profit. The
Government will make no direct
loans. The value Of the program lies
In the fact that it provides the means
Of profitable use of the enormous
amount of funds now available in
practically every bank in the Nation.
Evening star., 1935-02-16

street northeast, owner: Julius WONG,
gut street, builder; to erect one l.
story brick addition, 1910 Twelfth
street; to cost $4,000.
Brightwood Park M. e. Church,
5315 Eighth street, owner and build
er: to make repairs. southeast corner
Jefferson and Eighth streets; to cost
$4,000.
S. Kann Sons Co, owners; J. L.
Parsons, jr., Homer Building, builder;
to make repairs, 1927 F street; to cost
$4,000.
Repairs Of $4,000.
Washington Post, 1887 E street,
owners; James Baird Co., 810 Eight
zenith street. builders; to make re-
pairs, 1887 street; to cost $4,000.
Mary Rosenburgh, Philadelphia,
Pa, owner; McCladny Construction
Co.. builders; to make repairs, 724
Thirteenth street; to cost $4,000.
Rudolph B. Behrend, 1917 F street,
owner: Richard Briscoe, architect;
Charles Clifford. 463 H street, builder;
to make repairs, 807-809 Seventh
street; to cost 81 900.
Elizabeth Krentzlin, owner; s. G.
HUNT, designer; S. e. Snyder, builder;
to make repairs and alterations. 628
Pennsylvania avenue southeast; to
cost S700.
Meadowbrook, Inc, Chevy Chase,
Md, owners and builders; H. P. Bax-
ter, architect; to erect three frame
and slate garages, 4400 Forty-fourth
street, and 4405-4409 Yuma street; to
cost 5000.
George M. Morris, 16 Kalorama
circle, owner; to excavate for base
ment. 2401 Kalorama road; to cost
$500.
Clementine G. Drury, No. Second
street southeast, owner; D. Johannes,
designer; S. E. Snyder, 1706 Twenty
fifth street southeast, builder; to erect
stone garage, 3110 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast; to cost $500.
Evening star., 1935-02-16

their equipment in good repair, the
requirement Of regular inspections for
fire hazard, and the establishment of
the best form of organization for COM
batting fires under the given condi-
tions. Suggestions relative to different
types of organization for fre-loss pre-
vention are given. supplemented by
outlines for inspection reports, three
types of self inspection forms, and
fire report form.
Preparing Of Manual.
The manual was prepared under the
auspices Of the Federal Fire Council,
which was organized to serve as
medium Of contact between Federal
Government departments and estab-
liShments on matters pertaining to fire
prevention and protection. BY means
Of committee activities, including in
spection Of typical properties and oc-
cupancies. meetings Of the main group,
and dissemination of reports and other
informative material, the council is
Evening star., 1935-02-16
ST0KER AGENCY NAMED
Will Handle Coal Furnace
Appliances.


It was announced today that
Stoker Sales & Service Co., 175o Co
lumbia road, has been appointed ex-
elusive Washington representative by
the Motorstokor Corp, manufacturers
Of automatic coal stokers for resi-
dences. Office buildings and industrial
plants.
The motorstokor was designed to
keep coal as 2 fuel In competition
with other heating substances. P. B.
Patteson is president of the Stoker
Sales g. Service Co., and has asso-
.ciated with him John A. Rose as
vice president and c. w. Reynolds as
general manager and treasurer.
Evening star., 1935-02-16

endeavoring to maintain a continuing
interest in all subjects that will result
in materially decreasing the loss from
fire.
Copies Of this hand book can be pur-
chased from the superintendent of
documents, Government Printing Of
fee, Washington, at 20 cents each.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
THREE LEASES SIGNED
Office of Carl G. Rosinski Com
pletes Deals.

PletcS ocdlS.
The Office of Carl G. Rosinski, realtor,
announced today the consummation
of three important leases within the
last week.
The Washington Law Book Co., now
located at 1928 Thirteenth street, has
leased $40 Thirteenth street from the
owner, Wilson B. Nairn. The prop
erty will be remodeled before the new
tenant takes it over.
Crazy Water Crystals, Inc, has
leased 1921 New York avenue from
Thomas B. Love, owner, and 522
Tenth street has been leased to Belle
Hat Works, Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-08

end started on his trip.
 The vines swayed down. but didn't break, and Scouty said, Tt will not take me long to reach the other side. I hope my hands don't slip"
 Right near his feet fish
 jumped high, Don't make me
 laugh, right now, or will drop
 right off and join you," shouted Scouty. with grin.
 If you are Hopping round, for
 me. please stop! I do not want
 to see your funny tricks. cause have no desire to flop right in."' Then came a funny little duck and Scouty shouted, My, what
 luck! That fellow, too, is trying to stop me, but I'll hang on tight" He kept on swinging through the air. His actions gave the duck a
 scare. It turned around real quick
 ly. and then swam right out of sight.
 Copyright 1885 NEA Service Incl (Scouty finds the ink man in the next story
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-08

Wee Scouty's lasso shot was good. He cried, "Hurray! I knew l could" His lasso'd dropped around the stump that he had planned to ring.
 '.Now, to the other side I'll go" said he. Tt will be hard, know, but I am always brave enough to try most anything.
 sI hope the vines are very strong. If not, my plan will turn out wrong. Now, first of all. this end I'll tie real tightly to a tree.
 T wish the Tinymites were here. They'd see have no thought of fear. But, if my long vine lasso breaks, they all would laugh at me-
 Soon everything was nicely set and Scouty thought, Gee. I'll get wet when I try travling, hand OCT hand, across the little stream.
 'If I drop off, I'll swim ashore, or else I'll very loudly roar for help, and trust to luck that some- one near will hear me scream"
 He grabbed hold of the vine and when he swung his little body out
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
ESTA SIENDO PREPA3ADO
DE NUEVO Ell AEROPLA-
NO DEL SOVIET

Moscou, AgostO 5.-Esta Sien
do praparado de nueVo el aero
del Soviet que habia sail
do para los Estados UnidCs, ne
vando ell rumbo del polo norte,
y tuvo que regrasar por de7ccn
posici6n de La caneria con1uc-
tora del aceite.
Antics dc aterrizar cerca de
Leningrado, luego de haber ell
gcbierno o~denaldo su retOrnO,
Sigmund Ieveneffsky, el photo
jefe, hizo tirar las cinco tonela-
da5 dc gas1ina que Nevada en-
les tanques. Los aviadores des-
cubrieron que la caneria eataba
rCta cuatro hor&s despuGs de 81
lpartida, cupndo Sc hallaban so
bre la parte norte de Russia. Una
comisi6n ha sido nombrada pa
ra investigar ell suceSo.
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
ENVENFNARON A SUS HI
JITOS CON ADORMIDERAS

Madrid, AgOsto 5.-Han in
gresado en- la carcel de Sueca,
sujetos a investigation, los es :
poses Emilio Maya y Trinidad
Martinez, que ihicieron un ctl-
cimiento de adormideras Y sc 10
dieron a beber a sus dos Hill
tds, enNenenando1os y causan :
doles la muerte.
Los padres Sc presentaron al
juzgado y dijeron que los ninos
no podian condiliar Ell sueno, y
que lloraban co~ntinuamente, por
10 que decidieron darles ell cOci-
mientO.
Por la manana, al levantarse
para 81 trabajo, descubrieron
que la droga les habia causaio
la muerte
Las visceras han sido manda
.das a un laboratOrio, que infer
mara.
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
LOS NAILS INICIAN UNA
NUEVA LUOHA CONTRA
LOS "ENEMIGOS DEL ES-
TADO"

Berlin, Agoato 5.-LOS mas
altos funci0narios del Reich han
expedido 6rdenes para intensi-
ficar su campana contra los jul
diG5, los cat6licos, los correspon
sales de la prensa extranjera y
los cascos de acero.
Fieros Discusses sc pronun :
.ciaron y estos fueron acomlpa-
nados de acci6n energica por
parte de la policia.
La organization Zionista, reu
rida en- Congreso, en- Jerusalem,
acord6 aver dirigirse al gobier-
no nazis soficitando permiso pa
ra que Sc permita a tOdos los
hebre0s ell omigrar a la PaleSti-
ma.
En- Roma, el 6rganO del Va
ticano, Cd 'Osservatore Roma :
no.. dice que la iglesia no pue-
de tOlerar que los obispos sean
j 9ult&dos por los ALTOS funcio-
nariOs alemanes.
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
LA CIRUJIA PARA CURAR
LA ENFHRMEDAD DE
RAYNAUD

Londres, Agosto 5.-El des-
cubrimiento de IN nueVO metO-
do quirurgico para curar la en-
fermedad de Raynaud y otros
des0rdenes de la circulation de
la Sangre, Sc anuncio ANTE ell
Congreso International Neuro-
l6gico por el professor Alfredb
Adson, de la clinica de los her
manoS Mayo, de Rochester,
Mimi FL DR.. Ads)n dice que
con una dneraci6n espinal, cor
.tand0 los nervios I.irl atic0s que
conducen a las parties afectadaS
del cuerpo, 81 ha pSdido aliviar
.el estado de varioS enferm2s.
Famosos eapecialistaIg de todOs
los paises Gyer0n con eli mayor
inter6s la description que de la
nueva operation hiciera eli me-
IdicO americana.
Tcdcs los amos, miles de ninos
~ j6venes adultos, especialmen-
te ninas. sufren de las prime
ras etapas de Ia enfermedad de
Raynaud, en- la cual los dedos y
otras extremidades sufren los
efectos de la mlperfecta circu-
laci6n de la sangre.
En- los primeros periodos la
Idolencia no es grave, pero EN- su
ultima Ease produce la gangre-
ma V algunas veces 81 paciente
|pierde las manos y las piernas.
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
VOTARA HOY LA CAMARA
LA LEY DE IMPUESTOS A
LA RIQUEZA

Washington, Agosto 5.-El
nucvo impuesto sobre la rique-
IA sera sometidO hoy a la Ca
mara para que 10 apruebe 0 10
rechace.
Esperase que al llegar la ley
al Senado sea cOmbatida pOr los
republicanos. Ell senador Bar =
Eour, de New Jersey, aIega cue
la demnada del Presidente re-
quiere un estudio intense, y que
81 Sc hace sin estudio "es un re-
to a tcdos los miembrNg de-
Congress-.
"Buscar votos, v1tos, es el uni
CO objective de la medida, no dar
trabajo. La ley no debiera apro
barse Ihasta la venidera legisla-
tura."
La ley de rehabilitation en-
las minas de carbon sera impul-
sada en- las dos Camaras, proba
blemente en- esta semana.
Cinco loyes sc italian actual
mente aguardand0 la resolution
de ccmisiones mixta5 y en- ella
Sc actuara en- est0s dias.
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
TratardR de asesinar anoche al Conceal
Victor Rosenthall
lie. hicieron varios disparos
con escopetas recortadas

candidatura a la reelection del
alcalGe Chancey.
AmanazaS encubiertaS Sc le
habian hechO a RoSeLlahal pOr
sus enemigos politicos; pero el
rehuS6 concederles atencion.
FL cobar3e ataque ha prudu-
cido h~nla indignation en- los
barrios latinos, donde ell como
edo dentista y edil tiene MI :
dos y buenos amigos.
GSe pretondera CON esa agre
sion amedrentar a los amigos
del aicalde?
ST tai es la ntencion los piS-
tolerok pie2den lastimosamente
.el tempo.
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
GESTIONES EN- FAVOR DE
LA R~EAPERTUlRA DE LAS
CASAS DEL PUEBLO

Madrid, Agosto 5.-Cerca
del ministro de la gJbernaci6n
Sc han reanud&do las gestiOnes
para que permita la reapertura
de las Casas del Pueblo en- la
provincial de Zaragoza.
All frente de una comisi6n de
obreros lie Zaragoza visit6 al
DR.. Portela Valladares, ell Sr.
Bruno Atomic, diputado socia-
lista.
Portela Valladares ofreci6 Is
tgdiar la solicitud de los traba-
jadJreS y resOlver a la mayor
brevedad possible.
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
La Federation Americana qulere
lbrarse de la Influenza communist

ra International de organizar
movimientos dualeS.
Ell Consejo ejecutivo de la Fe
deraci6n Giscutira varios probe
mas, entire ell0s Ell de la crisis
entire Italia y Etid ia, La sema
ma pasada Green denmcio ell re
gimen "nazi' por la persecu :
ci6n de judios, cat6licos y pro-
ttestantes, Considerase probable
que tambien sea denuncialdo Ell
"fat5cista."
John l.. Lewis expomdra los
puntOs de vista de los Obreros
Unidos de America y pedira ra
pida acci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
APROBO Ell GOBIERNO I'M
PORTANDES OBRAS PU1
BLICAS PARA LA FLORI-
DA

Washington. agosto 5.-L9s
libICs del gIbierno mueIstran
hoy ore SIC ha conced.do a la
Florida $l9,704,4 47 del total
de $4,800,0 900, 900 que el con-
g'resO aprobara para remediM
la crisis del jparo. Solicitud de
obras con IN val9r aproxima-
do de $18 100000 mas, Sc han
entregado a la WPA.
En- ell dinero aprybaio sc in
cluyen $2,597, IA para caminOs
y GALES; S2,827,8 1888 para elimi-
naci6n de cruces de los ferro-
carriles; 1,33O,672, para carre
teras. $3,148,7 100 para arregloI;
y $3,088,0 600 para conserva-
cion.
Sc deStina para el dragad0
de la bahia de Tampa, $1,463,
900; dragado def rio CaEoOnhat
chez, $2,671 900.
El dinero SIC gasltara EN- las
principales ciudades de la Flo
rida.
La gaceta., 1935-08-05

Cuando regresaba anoche a Su
domicilio, en- la esquina de las
Gale, Tampa y Kay, criminaleS
desconoci Nos hicieron varioS dis
paros de eScopeta Sobre ell con-
ceiaI Dr.. Victor RoSenthal, hi
riendolo lev emente en- una pier
ma.
Mas de 30 perforaciones hi
cieron en- 10 puerta y en- ell inte-
rior de la casa las ''postas' de
los cartufaoS.
R3sentha9 mo conlyce a sus "a
greSoreS; pero cree que la agre-
sion Sc debe a enemigos politi-
con suyos. porque 81 def:ende la
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
Ell pericdista que escribi6 las

Ell pericdista que escribi6 las
anteriores lineas 10 es Bill Grit
fis, del Okeechobee News.
Caste mas de 10 que lie paga-
ron y recomienda a Raiford CO.
mo el sitio ideal para nuestros
legislatures.
Nh. Gr.ffis tuvo mala suerte,
muy mala suerte. I'm represen-
tante que nosotros conocemos re
gres6 de la capital con un pues-
to de juez V $4,000 de sueid0 al
ano.
Este nc sc quejara de SUI MAJ
la fortuna, como el estimado
companero.
I'm senador ACADIA de ser nom
brado a5o1ad0 de la comisi6n
de carreras, cen un sueld9 a
nual. muy c6modo, de $4,000. No
hacia falta Ell presto, sagdn nos
dicen; pero Sc cre6 para ed legis
lador.
Nc todos fueron a la capital
cargaios de ilusiones y volWe-
ron con las manos vacias.
iSa5e q, cOmranero arrimar-
Sc a los arbcles que dan ''rumo-
rosa Y cons1rtante' Sombra?
La gaceta., 1935-08-05

Atlantic City, n. j., Ag9.to
5.-Williar Green, presidents
lie la Federation Americana de-
rrabajo, dis a entender anoche
que la poderosa organization o,
brera hara TODD 10 possible POI
librarse de influencias cCmunis
taS.
DeSc5eGeciendo la orden de
Green, la Union de obreros de
pieles ha combinado sus fuer :
zai5 con I'm gremio que sc dice
eata dominado por los "rojos".
Este movimiento Sc halla en- IL
nea con la political de la Terce-
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
LA IZQUIERDA PIDE LA
PROMULGACION DE UNA
LEY

Madrid, AgoSt9 5.-Los dipu-
Itados de lzquierda republican,,
bajo la firma del Sr. Santaao,
han presentado una proposition
de ley que dice: FaltS POGO pa
ra que Sc cumpla Ell c1arto ami
versario de la Constitution vi
genie y todavia no sc han pro-
mulgado alguras leyes compile
Imentarias. Una de LAS caracte-
IriSicas del nuevo regimen es la
affirmation de la soberania ma
ci0nal dando al pueblo una in
y ervenci6n directa para aprobar
o refutar dispoSiciones votadaS
EN- las Cortes por sus represent
.tantes y aun para proponer "a
.quellas que EN- ciert0s cascs Sc
estimen necesarias. Este dere-
.chO del pueblo, reconocido ex
.presamente en- ell parrafo terce-
% del articulo &c de la C0nsti-
uci6n, ~necesita para su viabili-
lad de la ley especial prevista
len ell parrafO cuartO del DrOpiO
articulo.
Por clio, los diputadoS que suhs
'criben entendiendO que no de
be perdurar la efectividad del
mencionai 10 derecho def pueblo
.espanol, invitan a la Camara a
.declarar su deSeo de que duran
tie las pr6ximas vacaciOnes par
.lamentarias el Gobierno prepa-
re ell proyecto de ley regulando
Ell procedimiento y las garan-
\ 5 del referendum y de la ini-
ciativa popular previstds en- ell
artictlo sc de la Constitution,
para su discussion preferente en-
la pr6xina etapa parlamenta :
ria.
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
IN NTRso DE .
JOSE GOEBBELS

Berlin, AgoSto 5.-J&e Gee
.bals, jefe de rrd2aganda de los
nazis, declare aver enNm dl1eur
no que Sc t.Aaran cumplir eStos
tres puntos: Suprimir la prem
sa cat6lica e intensificar la cam
pana contra todoS los cat0litoS
enemigd del goblerno nazi di-
koluc.6n EN- TODD ell pals de los
DaSc"S de acero. Y un bandO pro
khibiendo, en- ef future, matri-
AnioS eutre hebreoS Y aria
nN "Hemos Sufrido la arrogan
cia de los iudios con la pacien-
cia de una oveja, durante dCIs
amos; hemoS sufrido que la prem
sa extran.iera tomara la defen-
Sa del juda.Smo International.
Pero como SOmlS los duenos en-
nuestra casa, ten2o ell guSto de
anuncfar que las cosas van a
de acuerdo con los de
secs del pueblo.
La gaceta., 1935-08-05

Toxic, Agosto 5.-LOs peri6-
dicOs critican a la Embajada ia
ponesa en- Washington pLrque
rermite Sc pUbliquen ALI indig-
nidadea, en- for1na de ~caricatu-
ras, contra el emperador Hiro-
hito. Tambien Sc critica a la a
duana de Yokohoma por haber
tolerado la entrada de la revis-
ia Vanity Fair, cuya ~circula-
La gaceta., 1935-08-05

en- h direction de los destinos
del pals"
IA qui6n Sc lie habra ccurri-
do esa novedad que yo he visto
en- lca peri6dicos de dividir a los
ciuGadanos en- dos categorfas:
Unos que tengan un vote mayo
.ritario y otros un vote pr,por-
cionalista IA quien Sc lie ha ecu
rrido semejanra monstruosi-
dad?
No Sc 10 que raaran los dema9
republicancs nj sc 10 que hara,
en- general, la demCcracia espa
nsla; pero ST Sc pretende urdir
una legalidad de csc tipo para
despu6s impcn6rsela a la demo-
cracia y la los electorel2 y aga
rrctarnos con esa legalidad, e
chandonos en- ell r0gtrOs que esa
legalidad Il hem0s acatado to-
dos y hemcs de atenernos a su9
Iconsecuencias, ah, 10 que es con
nosotros, para esa ~enganifa, no
hay que contar. ALA v~osotros"
"E ciudadanO no Sc forma
en- la OPPRESSION y en- la carcel: Sc
Iforma en- la libertad y en- la ciu
daHania, er la convivencia de la
demoeraciA".
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
ENFERMA la SRA. FER
NANDEZ REY

Guarda CANA, fpgr enIferme :
dad que requiere cuidado, la dis
Jtinguida sonora Cecilia Fernan
DEE Rey, esposa del Sr. Ramon
Fernandez Rey, querido amigo
de esta casa.
Muchas personals Sc interesa
ron hoy por su estado, demos
trando asi la amistad que por
ella sienten.
A iGJ v0tos va hectlos porque
recupere cuanto 2ntes la salud,
sinceramente unimcs hos nues-
tros, muy fervientes.
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
LIE APLICARON LA LEY DE
FUGA A DOS ASESINOS

Habana, AgosIto 5. = Aegean
do que trdtaban de e~sca;garse la
policia aplic6 aver la ley de flu
ga a Eze9uiel DeGgado, de %
amos, un mecanico, y Gabriel
Rodriguez, de 20, un estudian-
tie, presurtc5 autores del asesi-
nato del cajero del teatro EN-
canto".
La pclicia dice que un grupo
de hCmbres trat6 de quitarle a
hes prisioneros, cambiandose mu
chos disparos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-05
Ell JAPON FACILITARA AIR
MAS Y MUNICIONES

Londres, AgoSto 5.-Infor =
man de Adds Ababa, la capital
de Ethiopia, que los japoneses
firmarOn ALI un contrato, ell
viernes, cOm9rometiendose a
entregar I'm impOrtante carga-
merIto de armas para la mOder-
nizaci6n del ejercito del Negus.
Los arreglcs Sc completaron en-
tire un atach6 militar japones y
una mission comercial de Abisi-
mia, i.