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La gaceta., 1935-04-20

Agrad0 muchO a nuestros lee
torres la primera "andanada"
revolucionaria de Rene More
no, que en- Tampa fue a la es-
cuela elemental y estudi6 ell ba-
6illerato.
Cree Rene, como creemos no
sotros, que la middleton cuba
ma es militarista...
Los hombres bien pagados
por la Rep1blica para defen-
derla de los "malandrines" del
exterior y protegerla en- ell in
terror, con g~arantias Y justicia
mas bandera que sus sueldos.
LA patria para ell ejercito
mercenario es la "barriga lie
ma.
iAndemos c~alientes y conten-
tos, dicen ahora los nuevos je-
fes y oficiales, que 10 demas to-
do Sc arreglara, aunque sea
matando a centenares de mo
centes.
~ asi ~pensaban los otros, los
de antes, los de carrera y "pes-
cuezo estirado"!
La gaceta., 1935-04-20

do que la ley es constitutional.
Representatives. y senadores
estudian ell proyecto de ley
Saunders que fila a las cade-
mas las siguientes contribucio-
mes: ell primer establecimiento,
So; de / a 5, $25; de 5 a 10,
$50; de 10 a Is, 500; de Is
a 20. 5000; de 20 a 80, $3.50;
de 80 a so, $500; de so a IS,
$500.
Por cada un local en- eXceso
de IS. $50. I'm impuesto adicio
nal de $3.50 por cada $1,000
de recaudacion.
La gaceta., 1935-04-20
MORRIS OVENS
SERA DIDO Ell LUNES

Tallahassee, abril 20.-Un CO.
mite del senado cit6 aver para
ell lunes a Us interesados en- la
suspension del fiscal del conda-
do de Hillsborough, Morris M.
Owens, decretada Ell aho pasa-
do por ell gobernador Sholtz. To
da la Recommendation del case Sc
lie ha sometido al cOmite, inclu-
yendo ell informe del gran jura-
do que sirvi6 de base a la acti-
tud del gobernador.
Dfcese que Morris presentara
I'm considerable n1mero de tes-
ItigOs.
La gaceta., 1935-04-20
VUEIO SIN PARADA
HASTA MEXICO

Burbank, Cal, abril 20.-Sa-
de aqui en- vuelo sin parada
hasta MEXICO, la famosa aVia-
triz Amelia Earhardt, que ha
cruzado sofia el Atlantico y ell
Pacifico. Lleva un compass de
direction Y espera cubrir la dis
taEcia en- IL 0 10 horas. FL ae-
ropIano fue probable por Paul
Mantz, ell hombre que 10 prepa-
70 para ell saIto desde HonoIu-
la a Oakland.
La gaceta., 1935-04-20

Arrestaron a tres jovencitos
cubanos por Greer la policia que
iban a matar al DR.. Anaya Mu-
rillo, un "leguelo" convertible en-
secretario de educaci6n...
Detuvieron aver al Sr. Ri
cardo Villate, acusandolo de per
tenecer a IN grupo que ha ju-
RADIO matar a Batista...
iva a desarrollarse la etapa
del "delirio de persecution" y
aumentara ell nGmero de victi-
mas!
Los soldados mataran a todos
los sospechosos de "conspirar"
contra la preciosa vida del flu
turo general. aAora eOronel ie-
La gaceta., 1935-04-20

tiabdlld, abflI ". III fcllIo
del cuerpo de policia ha sido ele
.yado de un 29%d a un 500. Es-
Ia es una de las mejore 5 que di-
.cho cuerpo ha obtenido desde el
nombramiento del teniente CO.
ronel Pedraza.
En- la tarle dc aver Sc arres-
To del plan contra Ia vida del
Dir. Anaya Murillo. FL arresto
tuvo lugar en- 81 pueblo de Re
'gla y fuG hecho por varios poll
'cias a las ordenes del teniente
.C9rtes. Sc nombra 81 detenido
Manuel ITALIAN Dia2 y fue quien
entreg6 la pistola, junto con
unos reri6dicos, a Escalona, al
subir al tren en- que viajaba ell
~secretario de education con su
esposa e hiios. FracaS6 el plan
gracias a In pronta interven-
ci6n de la policia, que detuvo al
presunto asesino cuando Sc dis
ponia a cOnsumar ell crimen. In
en- la fortaleza de la Ca
bana.
-Comunican que EN- la carre-
terra que va de Remedies a Cal
BARREN, frente a las canteras de
Palenque, tuvo lugar un acciden
te automoyilistico EN- el que per
dieron la vida dos personals y
otras dos sc encuentran grave
mente heridas. FL autom6vil,
guiado por ell chofer f. Gueva-
ra, choc6 con I'm alamo de la ca
rretera, destrCzandose compile
tamente. Muri6 el chofcr Y I'm
viajante de una impgrtantc Ca
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ca,,os AL,oroa u ANA c,.l oon
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La gaceta., 1935-04-20
TOSCHEFF ES Ell NUEVO
PRIMER MINISTRO

Sofia, Bulgaria, Abril 20. -
Andres Toscheff, diplomatico
e historiador, es ell nuevo pri-
mer ministro de Bulgaria, sus-
tituyendo al general Petko
Zlakeff. La decision del rey
Boris en- favor de un hombre
civil, cause sorpresa en- todos
los circulos. FL nuevo jefe del
gobierno es un ardiente nacio-
nalista.
La gaceta., 1935-04-20
LA FIANZA A
FRANK

Los abogados Pierce y Ze-
wadski solicitaron hoy del
juez Sparkman dejara en- Ii
bertad provisional, bajo fian
"a de $500, a Peter Frank,
condenado por ell asesinato de
Jerry NJ. Bacalis.
Cuando ell juez rehuso com
placer a la defensa. Frank
rompio a llorar.
La gaceta., 1935-04-20

Ahorcaron a IN joVen de %
amos por violar a una sonora
de 3d..
Antes de msrir, en- un lugar
donde lie e~scuchaban 1900 per-
sonas, grit6: 81 hubiese tenido
$500 no estaria aqui...
La mujer que lie mand6 al pa
tibulo, la "atacada', lie contes-
to: Nj aunque me hubieses da-
do $1,000.
Pero hubiese transigido, in
terpretando sus palabras, por
$500 o $1,000.
La legislation penal debiera
reformarse en- muchos de los
estados de la naci6n. Els anti
cuada y cruel.
La gaceta., 1935-04-20
CHU,sBY NO CHuNGAS &
Seguridad Social. = FuCfza e indiscrecia !.
Long y ell Caballero TalmaLge. : DeliN
de persecGclJn I

La ley de seguridad social, "a
probada, aver por la camara,
crea pensiones para los viejos,
con un Amite de SIS al meF per
individuo...
Ell proyecto re asndado por.
ell DR.. TownseM Freclamaba
5000 al mes para anciano.
ST 5000 nos pareeen muchos,
SIS es una cantidad menor a la
que un viejo necesita para SUI
hygiene y manutencion.
MAS por algo Sc ha de empe-
gar Y ojala que los SIS sean en-
jitos y viejitas.
La gaceta., 1935-04-20
.ANIVERSARIO DE LA FUN
DACION DE LA ORDEN
CABALLERO DE LA LUZ

Las logias que la Orden Ca
ballero de la Luz tiene Ell Tam
pa festeiaran ell dia 9 de mayo
otro aniversario de su funda-
ci6n. Una velada Sc ofrecera en-
ell Temple de la S6ptima aveni-
da y Gale 16, tercer piso.
La comisi6u organizadora la
intelgran Angel Suarez, presi-
dente; Felix Suarez y Rafael
Rodriguez Espina.
Dfas antes de la velada Sc e
fectuara un bale para recaudar
fOndos.
La gaceta., 1935-04-20

'fe de estado Mayor.
La historic Sc repite y ef"ba-
castigo... porque la sangre mo
gas" a los enemigcs del coro-
mel, imitando a Gerardito...
Pero La traici6N tendra su
castigo.,. poyque la sangre ino-
cente reclama la 'limpieza' al
pueblo ofreeida.
luna depuraci6n que en- ma
da Sc parece 2 la de Anaya Mu-
rillo, Pedracita y Fulgencito...
La gaceta., 1935-04-20
CICLISTA LESIONADO

Al chocar con la defensa de
un autom6vil en- Bay to Bay
Boulevard, recibi6 lesiones le-
YES ell ciclista Jack w. Swain,
de Is amos, hijo de los esposos
Carl c. Swain. LIE asistieron en-
ell hospital municipal, siendo
despues trasladado a su domi-
clio.
La gaceta., 1935-04-20
Ell TEMPO

Nublados y probables lluvias
en- la porci6n noroeste del esta-
do.
Maxima temperature, IS gra-
dos; minima, so.
Marea alta a las 1872 a, M
La gaceta., 1935-04-20
Hoy Sc dara a conocer la replica del dictador
Hitler a la Sociedad de Naciones
Asegurase que acusara a las potencias AIiadas

Berlin, Abril 20.-Completa
reserva Sc guarda sobre la re-
plica del canciller Hitler a la
Sociedad de Naciones, que Sc
ra dada a conocer en- ell dfa de
hoy, fiesta onomastica del die
tabor. Hitler regres6 aver de
Munich con la contestaci6n en-
uno de sus bolsillos, pero Sc ne
go a divulgar ell contenido.
Hoy pronunciara un discur-
so, con motive de cumplir 46
La gaceta., 1935-04-20

amos, y definira la posici6n de
su gobierno.
Dicese que ell canciller acu-
sara a las potencias exaliadas
de no respetar las clausulas
del tratado de Versailles, dejan
do de cumplir la promesa del
desarme. Cr6ese, ademas, que
ell tono de la replica sera mas
suave y que tratara de probar
que Alemania tiene la raZ6n
de su parte.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
OIL TRUCK DRIVER
is ORDERED HELD
Alexandria Grand Jury Will
Weigh Death of Two in
Police Car.

BY staff Correspondent of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 12-
AS the result of lengthy Police Court
hearing, John B. Nicholson, 80, 4549
Forty-fourth street, washington, driver
of the oil truck which crashed into an
Arlington County police car to cause
the death of two men last Friday, was
ordered held for action of the grand
jury on charge of involuntary man.
slaughter by Acting Judge Harry F.
Kennedy yesterday.
Nicholson's bond was continued at
81 900. The next grand jury is not ex-
pected to be called until February.
Louis F. Shaw, %, of Cherrydale,
special Arlington County officer. and
william r. Harrison, 81, of Chicago, a
former Quantico Marine, were burned
to death as a result of the crash.
Both we're occupants of the police car
which had been parked on the Alex
andria- Washington road near the
scene of another accident at Four Mile
Run.
Testimony at the hearing yesterday
was similar to that given at coFoner's
inquest, held previously. After the in
quest, DR.. Llewellyn Powell, city cor
oner, stated there was sufficient evi-
dence to warrant police investigation
OF the case.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

embody cessation Of a large amount
Of land to Italy by the Ethiopian EN-.
pire in return for a seaport in Eritrea.
Italian colony. for the land-locked
empire of Halle SelasSie.
Particularly were Soviet Russia and
Turkey, which opposed the original
League peace plan as too favorable to
Italy, expected to combat openly any
plan granting additional concessions
to Italy and the dismemberment of
Ethiopia.
Adds Ababa officials yesterday re-
jected fatty any proposal which would
intrude on the boundaries Of their
nation.
League circles saw in the swift
drafting of the peace program by Sir
Samuel Hoare. the British Foreign
Secretary. and Premier Pierre Laval of
France, British anxiety over the anti
British manifestations in Egypt.
1t was thought not unlikely that
smaller nations would serve as a bull
wark to Russia in demanding that
Italy be offered peace terms which
would in no way be reward for ag-
gression," arguing that such a move
would threaten the foundations of col
lective security.
Britain and France. apparently play
ing for time to permit Premier Mus
solini, of Italy, to consider carefully
the program for ending his conquest
of Ethiopia, intended asking postpone
ment by the Sanctions Committee of
the question of levying additional eco
nomic penalties against Italy.
A Geneva spokesman for II Duce
said he anticipated no date would be
set for an extension of the penalties
during discussion of the peace pro-
posals.
Adding to the resentment against
Britain at Geneva was the fact that
no copy of the peace terms was de-
hvered simultaneously to the League
when it went to Adds Ababa and
Rome.
The Ethiopian Government already
has announced its unqualified opposi-
tion to acceptance of the plan. which
would reward Italian aggression" and
representatives of Bulgaria, Finland,
Cyechoslovakia and the Scandinavian
nations were expected to join the pro-
test.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

were featured artists. Josephine
Puleo, blues singer, made her radio
debut. Helen Bachlke, Gene Glennon,
Elmo Tanner and Audrey Siebers
came over from the Earle, where they
are finishing their engagement today,
and sang several songs. Jack Bentley,
former star pitcher Of the New York
Giants, told sopce Of Joe Cocks base
ball stories. Bert Grano1, Washing
toms favorite tenor. cut loose with
new selections.
As accompanist for most OF the
singers, Horace Hunnicut had himself
q busy night at the keyboards. Charles
Mayer and his Song Caravan, Edwin
Rogers, the Melody Guide and His
Trio, and the Harmonica Harmonizers
gave the added touch Of variety. The
Harmonica Harmonizers, newcomers
into the field. are made up. of Johnny
Puleo's pupils, Ralph Higdon, Rel
mond Gibson, Harry Her, Tommy
Hier, George Hale and Louis Rollman
Outstanding musical treat of the
evening was the piano solo by Heller
Corbin Heinl McDowells fayorite
pupil, who played the magic fire music
from Wagners die Walkure."
Old Santa Claus himself stepped tC
the mike at one moment and talked
TO the parents Of sleeping children
imploring the oldsters not to forget
the special matinees Saturday morn
ing in the II Warner Bros theater'
when news toys will be collected fol
WaShington's needy children.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
EXECUTIVE YACHT
TO Be POTOMAC
President Picks New Name
for Electra, Former
Guard Boat.

The new presidential yacht will be
called the U. S. s. Potomac instead Of
Electra, the name it carried as a
Coast Guard patrol boat, President
Roosevelt has decided
The President picked the name from
list of suggested titles prepared by
the Navy Department.
According to a report submitted to
the President by the department, there
have been three former Potomacs.
The first was a 44-gun frigate of
1,708 tons, built at the Washington
Navy Yard, 1919 to 1922 1t circum-
navigated the globe in 1831-34, COM
manded by Comdr. John Downs. On
this voyage it chastised the natives of
Quallachs Battoo, an island off Su-
matra, in retaliation for the piratical
capture by those natives of an Ameri-
can merchant ship, the Friendship,
and the massacre of the ships crew.
in 1881.
The Potomac's force brought about
the surrender of three forts. mostly
in jungles, and, after long, hard
fight, reduced fourth to submission,
Two Americans were killed and IL
wounded. The natives casualties
amounted to more than $50
Potomac No. 2 was originally 356-
ton merchant ship and was bought by
the Navy to add to its so-called Stone
Fleet" craft loaded with stone to be
sunk at the entrance of Southern
harbors during the Civil War.
No. Potomac was formerly tug
named Willmot and was purchased
by the Navy for use in the Spanish
American War.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
NEW FOREST PARK
RIGHTS ACQUIRED
North Carolina Gets More Land
in Shenandoah Great
Smoky Area.

Early completion Of another link in
the proposed Shenandoah-Gre
Smoky Mountains National Parkway
was forecast today by Secretary of the
Interior Harold L. Ickes with the an
nouncement that the State of North
Carolina has cleared additional rights
of-way through execution of deeds
conveying title to lands involved.
Contracts for construction of the
new highway link will probably be let
before January l, Secretary Ickes said,
completing a total of approximately
SO miles ofscontinuous parkway under
construction in North Carolina, ex-
tending southwestward from the Vir-
ginia line.
Construction of the Virginia section
of the parkway has been delayed be-
cause of difficulty in acquiring rights
of way. Financed with Federal funds
authorized under Public Works allot-
ment, the proposed highway would be
800 miles long and would pass through
some of the most scenic sections of
Virginia. 1t would provide an en-
trance to the southern end of Shen-
endoah National Park and extend
south of Roanoke to the Dan River
Gorge.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
THREE-ALARM FIRE
CAUSES $4,000 LOSS
Electric Iron, Left Connected, Is
Blamed for Blaze in Public
Assistance Division.

An electric iron caused a three
alarm fire early today at 1925 u street
and resulted in $1,000 damage to the
headquarters Of Public Assistance
Division No. 3 Of the Public Welfare
Board.
The blaze was confined to the third
floor and was quickly extinguished.
number of sewing machines and
other equipment used to make gar
mentS for the needy were burned.
The iron that started the fire had
been left connected on table, police
said.
Bernard Killmer, 7l6 Quincy street,
night watchman. discovered the blaze
when a fire alarm set of as the wires
were Short-circuted by flames.
The Cook Composition Co., lino-
typers. also occupies part Of the third
floor Of the premises.
Eugene Kirby, 33, was slightly
burned and affected by smoke last
night when the bed in his room at the
Baltimore Hotel, 800 block of Twelfth
street, caught fire. He was helped to
safety by George Simon, night clerk,
who Investigated after smelling smoke.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

are read again, as they will be, not
one soul will be neglected
AS time draws toward the close of
the campaign, Santa Claus is getting
all sorts Of help-and from quarters
that pleases his heart. For instance.
Sholl's Cafe management sent word
this morning that 200 baskets Of food
stuff would be packed and distributed
through the Council of Social Agen-
cies.
Big Day Saturday.
1t looks like big day Saturday.
with the matinees at all the Warner
Brothers theaters in the morning,
and people from all parts of the city
going to these places Of entertainment
with toys and clothing. So big is
the return expected to be that C. w
Pimper, secretary of the Security
Storage Co., which always sends a
truck to collect these toys and cloth
ing, is going to send two trucks Sat-
urday to all the Warner Brothers the
aterS.
The lobbies of those theaters had
better be filled with gifts for Santa
Claus or the old man will die from a
heart attack. That would be the
blow of blows-killing Santa Claus
just IL days before Christmas.
Nothing like that will happen, Of
course, because Washingtonians love
old Santa Claus and they don't want
to have his feelings hurt in any way.
Why, just as we are going to press,
the American Legion comes forth with
the word that all the old troopers
are going to turn out on Saturday
night and help pack the bundles for
the Council of Social Agencies. That's
going to be some sight-the former
doughboys and the Field Artillerymen
and the old mule skinners standing
behind long benches and wrapping
bundles for Santa Claus.
Anything can happen Saturday
morning. So get into the spirit of it
and Join the crowds that are going
to lombard the Warner Brothers
theaters-a toy for admission.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
AID
DRIVE FOR TOYS
Stars of Stage, Screen and
Radio Make Appeal
in Broadcast.

Entertainers from the stage, screen
and radio assembled In the National
Broadcasting Co. studios last night
and sent out an appeal over Station
WMAL asking all washington to
speed up The Star-Warner Brothers.
N. 3. G, toy campaign for poor chill
dren.
Not In many years has there been
such enthusiasm in q broadcasting
studio. Stars fell over each other.
Pat O'Brien, scheduled to be master
of ceremonies, was the only absentee.
His place was taken by Al Trigg-the
quick on the trigger announcer Of
wRC-loaned for the occasion.
With Oracle Barrie. Washington
girl, star Of George Whites Scandals,
at the National, and Cliff Edwards
CUkelele Ike) from the same show,
the program got away to a whirlwind
start.
El Captain Freund and his gypsies
Evening star., 1935-12-12

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night, burning two of them; stoned
a gas station and wrecked street
lamps.
Students also tried to burn the
main railway station at 2:30 am.
today, it was learned, but the flames
were extinguished after causing only
slight damage.
LONDON WON'T STAND IN WAY.
LONDON, December IL [PD.-Re-
sponsible quarters in London expressed
the opinion today the decision of King
Fuad of Egypt to restore the 1928 con-
stitution was inadvisable, but it was
made clear no British action will be
taken to oppose the action.
The British government, it was said
In these circles, regards the constitu-
ton as unavoidable and requiring
modification, but does not object to
restoration of Egyptian self-govern-
ment, suspended December /, 1884.
The British government was stated
by an informed source to feel that no
discussion can be entered into with
Egypt for the altering of the present
Anglo Egyptian relationships until
the present Ethiopian crisis is termi-
mated.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
War

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1935-12-12
Egypt

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1935-12-12

called to consider additional penalties
against Italy for having been the
"aggressor" in the African war, took
a firm stand against major conces-
sions to Italy at the price of any i'm
pairment Of Ethiopia's sovereignty or
weakening of the League covenant.
Kings Intervention Reported.
Strong reports circulated in London
that King George intervened per-
sonally with the government to force
throught the peace plan. They were
not confirmed.
The peace terms were understood to
Evening star., 1935-12-12

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Evening star., 1935-12-12
Suaz Grows.

The town of Suez, miserable Arab
village before the construction Of the
canal, Is today q city Of 10000.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Diplomats to Attend
Horse Show Saturday

Members of the diplomatic corps
will be well represented at the Inter-
American Horse Show and Exhibition
which will open Saturday and con-
tinue through Monday in Rock Greek
Park, on the East-West Highway.
Among those who have taken boxes
for the event are the Ambassador of
the Union of Soviet Socialist Repub-
lies, Mr.. Alexander A. Troyanovsky;
the Ambassador of Chile, Senor
Don Manuel Trucco; the Minister of
the Union of South Africa, MIR. Ralph
william Close; the military attache of
the German Embassy, Lieut.. Gen.
Friedrich Won Boetticher; the military
attache of the Mexican Embassy,
Brig. Gen. Juan F. Azcarate Pine,
member of the Chilean Army team,
the United States Army team; Col.
Pierre Lorrillard, jr., Of Tuxedo Park,
N. Y; Maj. T. o. Finley, Mr.. Brooks
Parker, Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs. Fred
r. Sanderson, Mr.. Joseph J. Cotter,
Mr.. A. P. Reeves, Mr.. Stedman Pres
colt, Col. Henry H. Armstead, DR..
James A. Lyon, Col. A. M. Miller.
Mrs. w. Wallace Chiswell, Mr.. Lee D.
Butler, Mrs. M. Webster Dawley, Mr..
william J. Nolan, Mr.. G. M. Finnan,
Mr.. Fred Mackenzie, Mr.. Robert Cot
trell, Mr.. D. j. Mccarthy, Mr.. Harry
Brawner, Mr.. Harry Summers and
Mr.. Lee Maher. The Chilean Ameri-
can Association in New York City has
also taken q box for the event.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Mrs. Swanson Heads
Benefit Performance

Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, wife OF the
Secretary of the Navy, is serving as
honorary chairman for the benefit
which the Newspaper Women's Club
is sponsoring for additional funds
for the bed in the Children's Hos
pital, which the club established in
March. Mrs. Swanson is chairman
of the Child Welfare Board Of the
hospital, and also Is an associate
member Of the Newspaper Women's
Club. The benefit will be the open
ing performance Of the screen ver-
sion of "The Passing Of the Third
Floor Back" in which Conrad Veidt
plays the role of the stranger, made
famous by the late Forbes Robertson.
The opening will be Friday eve
ming at 8:15 o'clock and tickets for
the benefit may be had at the box
Office of the theater.
Many prominent in onicial and
resident society have made reserva-
tions and there will be . number OF
parties entertained at the benefit fol-
lowed BY informal supner parties.
Evening star., 1935-10-20
Roper Takes
Short Trip
To Carolina
Commerce Head Goes
For Address at
Wofford College.

The Secretary of Commerce, Mr..
Daniel c. Roper. is spending the week
end In Spartanburg. S. c., where he
went to make an address at Wofford
College. Secretary Roper attended
Wofford.