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, 1935-03-01
F. d. r. Buys First
OF Baby Bonds

WASHINGTON. March !. Up
Six baby bonds" were purchased
by President Roosevelt Friday In "a
White House ceremony that sig
nalized a nationwide offering 10
the little fellow" OF a new govern
ment security.
Postmaster General Farley made
the sale with Secretary Morgen-
THAI looking on. Throughout the
land, $4,000 postoffices made avail
able to the people the same op-
portunity 70 invest in federal bonds.
Mr.. Roosevelt purchased q SIS
bond for each OF his five grand
children and one or the same de-
nomination for himself. They were
the first sold Of the initial offering.
, 1935-03-01
Heir-Minded Girls Find Few Men On A
High Financial Plane

conclusion. But that romance has
been off and on the rocks 50 fire.
quently that 1t looks as If 1t were
past mending.
For the heiress who hunts, and
likes the simple life. Harvey Ladew
"a the ideal husband. He owns a
fine estate In Maryland. rides to
the hounds three times a week and
works nc q year-round job Of being
q country squire.
william Rhinelander Stewart Is
the banner-bearer Of society. He
hiss money. family and a rest for
parties. His custom-built Rolls
Royce is In front OF every first night
show. He Keeps a rtng-side table at
every fashionable night club and ne
Ffirs I'm Prl- Beach 10 Paris. from
New York 20 Newport, as the season
dictates.
IN spite or this hectic social exis-
tence. Mr. Stewart Is q likable. sim
pl~e-speaking. direct young man.
who manages to take time off to join
Vincent Aston on n deep-sea Gala
RACES Island fishing trip or q cruise
off the Florida keys with President
Roosevelt.
AT various times he has been re-
ported married to Olive Thomas,
Barbara Bennett and Virginia Sher-
rill. But when he did pick a wife.
the girl he chose was In his own
class. q Biddle OF Philadelphia. The
romance was Short-lived. Mr.. stew
art has been detached for many
years.
Marshall Field Is still in the MIL
"cn dollar crowd. desoite the sums
OF alimony he pays to his two former
wives. If he marries again. and the
chances are ten to n that he will.
the next Mrs. Field will be mistress
Of the largest estate on Long Island
20 fnr the men 7 have mentioned
are well-known candidates. The
dark horse Of my group is Charlie
Dunlap. heir 70 the Berwind coal
millions. Mr. Dunlap Is a bachelor
and a charming gentleman. whose
one hobby Is fishing. When his
uncle and aunt. old Mr.. j. 4. Berwind
and Miss JulT Berwind die. he win
inherit a huge white marble palace
on fashionable Bellevue avenue in
Newport, and a great mansion In
New York at Saith Street and Fifth
Avenue as well as a fortune set at
many millions.
While the rule proves that like at
tracts like. and II takes money
there are exceptions.
Tommy Manville. whose millions
are made in asbestos. marries
Broadway blondes. Phil Plant has
similar tastes.
John Nicholas Brown. the richest
boy In the world, chose the daugh-
ter OF a Baltimore clergyman for his
wife. while hts Newport neighbor.
John Jacob Astor. carried out the
love-in-a-cottage idyl by marrying
Ellen Tuck French, a girl endowed
with family rather than with for
tune.
, 1935-03-01

Alfred has gone In for racing.
George prefers big game hunting.
When the new million dollar Santa
Anita track opened in California the
first part OF this month. Alfred was
on hand to cheer the cerise and
white silks Of the Vanderbilt stables.
He had flown from Palm Beach for
the show.
He likes lively parties. bright peo-
pie and good-looking girls. His
mother, Mrs. Margaret Emerson,
turned over her Palm Beach home
to him a few weeks ago when she
and George sailed for Africa. A
continuous house party chaperoned
by young married couples followed.
some OF the guests accompanying
Alfred TO California where Con-
stance Bennett joined the group.
BY this time George Is well on his
way TO Nairobi. to organize another
hunting expedition. Like his father.
the late Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt,
George has a sense OF the dramatic.
There is a histrionic touch TO his
hobbies.
AS to his fancy In girls, many think
he Is already spoken for. Lucille
Parsons, daughter OF Mrs. J.. Lester
Parsons. Of Llewellyn Park. N. j. Is
a member Of his hunting party. Miss
Parsons and Mr.. Vanderbilt were
two-soming II at Palm Beach a year
aeo. It was 4 'ficult 10 get Q
picture Of one without the other.
The j.. Lester Parsons are an old
and wealthy New jersey family, who
/ belong to the same set In which Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Colby, Mrs. William
IT. Vanderbllt's mother and father
travel.
Both Alfred and George resemble
their father. They have the long.
slanting Vanderbilt eyes. Like him.
they have inherited huge fortunes,
not only from the Vanderbilt side.
but also from their mothers father.
Captain Isaac Emerson OF Baltimore,
who made millions in Bromo-Seltzer
They could match dollar for dollar
with any heiress in the country.
Michael Phipps has money, plus
charm. Take away every cent he
had. and he would still be a heart
breaker. He il a high goal man on
the polo field. he paints swell pic
lures. and he has a Byronic profile.
What more can you ask?
His father and mother are Mr..
and Mrs. John Phipps. Still millions
make him a ranking prince in the
PittSburgh-New York-Palih Reach
crowd.
Equally charming but OF a decid-
edly different type are Jimmy ana
WoolWorth DOnahue, sons Of Mrs
James p. Donahue and cousins OF
Barbara Hutton Mdivani.
Jimmie Is a good-time Charlie
one Of those boys who can be called
Oh az any time TO do a stunt. His
favorite hobby Is tap dancing
Everybody likes Jimmy and he likes
everybody. He is friendly, sunny
tempered and handsome. with blonde
hair. blue ewes and a baby-face stare
He takes the Woolworth five and
ten cent stores very seriously and al
ways makes a point Of visiting one
whenever he goes % a new town. He
usually makes a small purchase.
Lately he has been doing some stage
directing for Gilbert Miller. Jimmie
has an eve on Broadway.
Woolworth Donahue is more So
ciety-minded. AT one time his mar
riage 70 Dorothy Fell. daughter Of
Mrs. Ogden Mills, raj a ~foregone
, 1935-03-01
Deal Flareu,
Ouer Virgin Lses
Interests Sdons

with Judge r. webtwilson, vir-
gin Islands justice opointed By
Attorney General CtningS.
About a month atthe interior
department reprintt and then
hurriedly withdrew, aagazine ar
ticle supporting Peail and crit
icizing Judge WilsonThe article
asserted Wilson had ad as Judge,
jury and prosecuting attorney in
convicting a PWA GLOVE on a
charge Of misappropting gov
eminent property.
After the reprint wtwithdrawn
Ickes apologiZed to cummings,
Farley and Senator lrison for
TIE fact that It had en- issued.
lie article had attribu Wilson'S
appointment to Earle Harrison
and Cummings.
Accusations made inst the
governor OF the islands Paul c.
Yates. his former exetve secre-
tary. were behind the ate com
mittee's recommendatit for an
Investigation Thursday.
, 1935-03-01
Purely Vegetable Laxative

Thedford's Black Draught IS one
al the most popular laxatives sold
today because II Is made OF the
leaves and roots Of medicinal plants,
and because IL brings refreshing re-
lief from constipation troubles:
"Black-Draught helped me when
WAS bilious. constipated. feeling
jsluppish. dizzy, or had a bad taste
tn my mouth" writes Mrs. W. M.
eBullock. waynesburg. Ky. III
haven't found any medicine / IKE
better than Black-Draught.
It's the favorite laxative OF thou
sands Of others. Have you tried Il?
THEDFORD's BLACK DRAUGHT
, 1935-03-01
MAPS ON PORT
ARE PREPARED

Booklets and maps on Browns
Vile and the Port OF Brownsville
authorized by the city and the
brownsville Navigation district
shortly after york was started on
tie Brownsville project are now
printed. and being distributed.
An illustrated folder on Browns
vile, calling attention 70 the, sec
ton for its climate, historic osck.
ground, beaches, fishing, and
many other reasons, has Just
been printed. This folder Is on
enamel paper, and Is one OF The
most attractive advertisements OF
the city that has ever been dis
| me folder entitled Points o.
interest in and Around Brownsville
- been re-is5ued and brought ~
- date. This folder has proved one
the most popular with tourists
IN the city, as 1t includes a detail
moD OF Brownsville, with informa-
ton on how to reach interesting
points.
The port literature which IS BE-
i'm published includes a Port o.
Brownsville booklet which was De-
ing printed Friday and will be ready
Tor distribution by Monday. TIM
booklet gives the facts OF th'
Brownsville port, and includes two
maps. one showing the port ane
Brownsville, and another showing
the terminal facilities.
In addition to these folders I'VE
mans have been printed, one larg'
one showing the port in relation =
its trade territory, and another on
showinr the FORT In relation u
Brownsville and BraZos pass.
A county map showing the por
also has been reisSued.
The literature has been prepare
and printed under direction OF IN.
Brownsville Chamber OF Commerce
, 1935-03-01
OPPONENTS OF
CUBAN REGIME
CONSOLIDATED

Copyright. 1885. by the AP'
HAVANA, March Mutual hos
THY to the regime Of President
.urlos Mendieta brought about con-
Llidation Friday Of three opposition
s parties pledged to q program for
nsapplanting his administration with
70 "semi-parliamentary govern
iTTnent."
RI The move was sponsored by TIE
ABC, Autenticos and Menocal par
ties, frequently at loggerheads dur
ng Cuba's recently turbulent poll
zeal history.
After agreeing to consolidate their
interests. the three groups selected
Or. Jose A Fresno, rector Of Ha-
yana University, to head the new
! government, which they would set
! up In the event Mendieta should re-
sign.
A spokesman for the merged or
CARNATIONS, explaining their obJec.
tives. said:
Our program calls for q new gov
eminent capable Of rescuing civil
authority, with absolute neutrality
In the coming elections. There has
been a complete agreement on oul
program between the ABC and the
Autenticcs Cwhose proper name is the
Partido Revolucionario Cubano) with
approval in general terms by The
Menccal party"
CThe Menocal party is composed
OF the followers Of former President
Mario @. Menocal, n OF the leader!
of the opposition TO former PreSi'
dent Gerardo Machado.)
The sensational decision OF Cuba!
political lions and lambs to lie dow
together came as President Men
dieta's government faced a critica
situation in the threat Of a genera
strike growing out Of the schoo
walkout.
The movement already has re
suited in the resignation OF NV
members OF the cabinet. Uncontirm
ed rumors circulated Friday TO TN
effect that the president himsel
was preparing to withdraw from d
flee.
The spokesman for the Amalga
mated political societies said thei
semi : parliamentary government
would provide fer a permiar and IN
clude an assembly composed Q
various revolutionary sectors
, 1935-03-01
DR.. Rentfro Heads
Board for Hospital

A staff for the purpose OF stand
ardizinp practices IN the Mercy hos
rital 10 those OF the American Col
ieqe of surgeons was formed az the
hnspital wednesday night at a
reetinq attended bv IL physicians
DR.. James I. Rentfro was nameo
president of the group, Ut. y.
Lawrence was elected vice president
ard Or. r. II. Eisaman Secretaiy.
Another meeting Is to be nelo IN
two weeks when two more ooato
members will be named p We
stanoa rdization plan viii be stuoieo
further.
, 1935-03-01

ries money" holds with the ma
iority OF wealthy iris who have
taken husbands thin the past
few years.
"A careful checkp reveals only
nine men qualifiedy right Of for
tune To march tohe altar with
any one Of our fhen front-page
heireSsesi
The boys are { varying ages.
Alfred and Geoe Vanderbilt,
, 1935-03-01
Gods That Hang On

Don't let them get started. Fight
them quickly. Creomulsiun com
bines 7 helps In one. Powerful but
harmless. Pleasant TO take. No
narcotics Your druggist is au-
thorized 70 refund your money On
the spot IL your cough or cold Is
not relieved by Creomulsion.-Adv
, 1935-03-01
FIRE DAMAGES ORCHAR

SAN BFNTTO. Mar. /. A brush
fire spread. damaging trees IN the
LYMAN Jones orchard near the r.
Yer. and a second blaze THURSDAY
afternoon slightly DAMAGED the
Joe Ballenger garage. The LEGAL fire
department answered both calls.
, 1935-03-01

World production Of crude of dur
Ing the first six months Of 1884
amounted 10 733162 7o6 barrels. as
compared with $50. 5s5.975 barrels
during the corresponding period OF
1888.
, 1935-03-01

According TO a recentliscovered
book. written 90 yearafter his
death. Christopher Cobus was
big. sharp-eyed, and hadong, red.
freckled face.
, 1935-03-01

inmates, according TO Col. ge
L. Selby, acting principal er
Of the prison. Door at far ID
the one for admission Of vs..
Other inmates, chiefly gair-
mnrderers. ere gpmored tss
, 1935-03-01
Nv HELEN WORDEN

BY HELEN
Copyright, 1885, NEA Service, Ine.)
NEW YORK. March /. The
United States is long on heireSses
and short on detached millionaires.
Jimmie Cromwells recent marriage
to Doris Duke, Americas richest
girl, has removed one more eligible
boy from the thin ranks OF dollar
princes.
The old line that money mar
, 1935-03-01

Bruno Richard Hauptmann was
placed in cell, at extreme left, next
to room containing electric chair
in death house Of Trenton penn
Tertiary, so he would not be seen
by visitors coming 70 see six other
, 1935-03-01

WASHINGTON, March I. R-
Mrs. Hattie Caraway. senator from
Arkansas, was I'm Emergency hos
pital Friday undergoing observation
for what was believed to be an in
festival disorder. Hospital attaches
said she was comfortable" and
friends declared her condition was
not serious.
Some ink manufacturers are
now making scented printers ink.
, 1935-03-01

Michael Phipps and Jimmie and
Woolworth Donahue are on the
youthful SIDE. Harvey Ladew, VIII
liam Rhinelander Stewart. Marshall
Field and Charlie Dunlap might be
classed as contemporaries Of Mr..
Cromwell.
The girls who get the Vanderbilt
brothers will not find life dull. The
spirit OF adventure flows in Wander
bilt blood.
, 1935-03-01

made Hauptmann's life SO miser-
able with their profane epithets
that Hauptmann exclaimed: Il
am innocent and this II the treat
ment ! get here. 1t is terrible"
Guards Quietadzdisturherap
La gaceta., 1935-07-17
VICENTE GOMEZ
coNDEcoRo a M

Caracas. Venezuela, Julio
l7.-El aviador espanol Juan
Ignacio Porsbo vino aver a es-
ia capital, desde Maracaibo,
siendo condecorado o la Or
den del Libertador por ell pre-
sidente de la Rpublica. gene
raj Juan Vicente Gomez.
Pombo, que tiene 81 amos de
edad y S de experienced como
aviador, dijo que desde muy
nino habia sentido ell deseo de
visitar la America. Escogio a
MEXICO como ell lugar de termi
no de SUI viaje porque las auto
ridades y ell pueblo mejicano
Sc afanaron mucho por encon-
trar a los capitanes Barberan
y Collar, los heroes del vuelo
sin parada entire E.spana y Gu
ba.
Els abado saldra para Ba-
rranquilla, donde Sc lie prepa-
ra un brillante recibimiento.
La gaceta., 1935-07-17
ACUE3DOS TOMADOS ANO
CHE POR Ell AYUNTA-
MIENTO

A petici6n del Club North
Civic el ayuntamiento
tom6 anoche ell acuerdo de pc
dir al departamento de la que
ira de los Est3dos Unidos impi-
da los pel.2rosos desbordamien
tos del rio Hillsborough, que ha
subiGo music en- los Gltimos
dias. Infocm6 ell abogado Nc
Mullen que ell congresista Peter
son estudia un proyect0 para
que ina parte del aqua del Hills
borough tpase al rio Withlaco-
chez, y esrera lOgrar fondos fe-
derales para la obra. Formula
ron la petici6n por csc club los
Sres. Charles N. Bardin, b. M.
Sullivan Y Luis DrOn.
Sc dcord6 por la mayorfa de
los concejales cerrar la Gale %
y la avenida Victoria en- la Sub
division Albion. ConfirmandO
un permiso que la inspection de
edificios concediera a los her
manos MILAN, establecidos en-
la avenida Grand Central.
Pasar al archivo cartas de los
senadores Trammell y Fletcher
sobre el va famoso proyecto de
canal desde ell Atlantico al Col
70 de MEXICO, atrayesando la
parte norte del Estado.
La gaceta., 1935-07-17
CATORCF PESETAS POR LA
FANEGA DE TRIGO

Madrid, Julio 17.-Comuni :
can &c Taranc6n que obreros
del campo y patronos han llega
do a un acuerdo, con la media
ci6n del delegado del trabajo y
del Qobernador.
Los pationoS pagaran IA pc
setas por la fanega de trigo o
cebada, Y ademas dos pesetas
adicionales.
Varios cbreros que habian 81
do dttenidos quedaron en- liber
tad.
La guardia civil concentrate
ALI la vuelto a los lugares de
procedencia.
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

Palabras del coronel Batista
en- uno de sus recientes discur-
SOS: Mazda la revoluci6G de las
entrsnas de los homRres de uni
f2rme, l6gico y natural IRA que
las actividades ciud3danas t.
varan ell encauce de conquistar
y mantener la libertad y los de-
rec'.os del hombre, que fueron
preconizados como principle
fundamental por la Revolution
Francesa".
l. revolution contra ell Ma
chadato naci6 de las entranas
de la juventud Guiana, estu-
diantes, cbreros y empleados,
no Gle los caballeros de unifSr-
me, que aicoyaron Unconditional
meme a Machado hasta que la
embajada de los Estados Uni
dos les do a eScdger entire la in
tervenci6n Y la c3ida del tira-
NO.
EntonceS cuando Sc les hizo
presente Q, peligro que corrian
sus huenos sueldos, los jefes y
oficialeS Sc unieron a la revo-
lucion.
Luego, l. misma juventud CT
vii rebelde. prepare ell "golpe
de e3tado" que do ell mando a
los sargentos y caboS, ahora CO.
roneles, tenientes coroneles, CO.
m3nIantes, ETC..
Cuando la embajada de los
Estados Unidos vic que pro-
gresaba Ell gobierno del DR..
Grau San Martin, de nuevo Sc a
pogo en- los individuos de uni
forrle y estos, con ell "tupe" de
siempre, traicionaron la revo-
lucion...
Faril es comprender que Ba-
tista llama revolution a SUI obra
dictatorial en- contra de la vo-
luntad del pueblo, a sus relacio-
mes DE- "sucerioridad" con Men
dieta y al resurgimiento de los
viejcs p]rtidos con Menocal,
Vasconcelos, Miguel Mariana,
Carlos Manuel, Justo Luis y
los Ctros...
La gaceta., 1935-07-17
NORUEGA AMENAIA CON
RETIRAIaSE DE LA LIGA

Oslo, NorueRa, Julio ia
causa de la situaci6n italio-eti6-
plea es probable que Noruega
ren"ncie su puesto en- Ia Socie-
dad de Naciones, manifesto a.
yer ei ministro de negocios ex-
t~ranjeros X. Koht. "Debemos
revisar nuestra posici6n en- va
rios r~espectos, e9pecialmente
en- p que Sc refiere a sancio-
nes'. LA Liga no puede domi-
mar los intereses politicos. De
biera restringir su labor a me-
didas econ6micas".
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

La juventud republican, de
New York, segdn un peri6dico
que tenemos a la vista, reco-
mienda:
SECURE contra la f9lta de ira
bajo; pensiones a les viejos; ell
derecho de los trabajadores a
discutir colectivamente; planes
para dar g los obreros Y emplea
dos una parte en- las ganancias
de las Industries para las cua-
les trabajan; abolicion del ira
bajo de los ninos y de los talle-
res de sudor; leyes de salariO
minimo por medic de compac-
tos interestat3les; leyes de jor-
NADIA maxima de trabajo, con-
siderando las estaciones y la de-
preston de ciertaS Industries.
iMr. Hoover y los ultra-con-
servadores republicans, QUE
son muchos, sc habran escan-
dalizado con csc programa de
los J6venes!
Con tales ideas 10 mejor que
hacen es colaborar con ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt Y los republi-
.canos progresistas, los Marris,
LaFollette. etc, no con los We
lion, Mills, etc.
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

Roma, julio 17.-Hablando
aver con los periodistas ameri-
can9s Hans V. Kaltenborn y la
Sra. Scott.e Mckenzie, ell pri-
mer ministro Mussolini dijo
que todavia era possible la paz
con Ethiopia.
FL Duce trat6 afectuosamen-
tie a los dos periodistas, asegu-
randoles que ell case de Italia
no ha sido claramente entendi-
do.
Sc halla listed determine
do a la guerra con Ethiopia no
imlporta 10 que pase?-le pre-
guntaron.
-Yo no he dicho tai cosa.
i Seria possible armonizar
la situaci6n en- ell Este del Afri-
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

sidente de&omite investigator,
BlaAk, hizo citar a to,
das las personals relacionadas
directa o entertainments con
csc hecho. ~
Ell senator Wheeler Y el re-
Htante Rayburn asumie-
ron aver toda la responSabili-
dad por los actos del abog'do
Corcoran, diciendo que elloS lie
habian puesto en- acci6n.
Hablando aver en- ell senado,
Ell senador democratic Bone, de
Washington, dijo: lQue es lo
que pasa en- este pals cuandO
esa partida viene aqCi y caSti-
ga los hombros del senado de
los EStados Unidos?
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

Welles utiliZa al DR.. Cosme
de la Torriente como media
dor" para lograr que ell DR..
Gran San Martin regrese a Gu
ba, con amplias garantias-di-
&c una noticia de la Habana que
public3mo3 aver.
Desde aqui podemos afirmar
que ell DR.. Grau no quiere rela-
clones con Mr.. Welles, nj politi-
cas- nj de amistad, porque ell ac-
tual Subsecretario de estado a.
mericano fue ell autor de la
"brava" al gobierno de la revo-
luci6n, con ell apoyo de Mr.. CAT
fiery y del coronel Batista.
ST ell DR.. Grau decide rotor
mar q su patria no sera por los
"buenos oficios" de un diplo-
matico extr3njero cuya retira-
da de Cuba el hubo de pedir a
Ia Casa Blanca.
Welles, en- opinion de los Au-
tenticos Y del DR.. Grau, es un
enem,go de la revolution y un
partidario de los procedimien-
tos oel balistado y del mendie-
tado...
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

los barberos tampenos sen9lan-
do So cts. como ell precio de-
corte del pelo.
Tn prec.o razonable, compa-
ratiVamente que va Sc venla
abonando en- las principles bar
berlss desde hace algunos amos.
FL pueblo no Sc opOne a que
los industriales y concentrates
.obtengan una ganancia razOna-
bic; pero 10 que Sc ha hechO con
ell lavado y plandnado y la opo-
.sici61 a la rebaja del precio de
la !eche, as periodical a los in
.tereses eolectivos.
La gaceta., 1935-07-17
CONDENADO Ell PERIODS
IA A~NDECHEAGA

Madrid. Julio 17-Esta cum
Ipliendo condena de un mes, en-
Barcelona, el periodista Jose
Ande .heaga por un articulo pu
1licado en ell semanario la
Rambla."
Tn Tribunal de Urgencia es-
ell articulo injurioso para
las autoridades.
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

Mas de 10000 mujeres rusas
refugiadas en- China, dice un in
forme presentado a la Sociedad
de Naciones, ejercen la prosti-
tuci6n. Los "rusos blancos", e.
nemigos de los "rojos', protes-
tan y dicen que ell ndmero de
meretrices no Icasa de 5000,
que las demas son nujeres en-
pleadas Ell ca5arets, salones de
bale, etc.
La prostitution continda sien
10 Ia companera inseparable de
Id miseria. Exiladas, sin recur-
SOS hara mantenerse, esas po-
bres mujeres han recurrido a
gender sus cuerpos en- Ell Norte
La gaceta., 1935-07-17
PROTESTA DE LOS OBRE
RIOS


Madrid, Julio 17.-Los obre-
ros han presentado una p%rotes-
ia, en- Sevilla, por haber la guar
dia civil detenido a varios ira
bajadores acusandolos de reco-
ger firmas para que no sean e
jecutados los revolucionarios de
Tur5n. Han sido puestos a dis
posici6n del gobernador los pile
gos con las firmas.
Green los queiosos que la pc
ma de muerte debe ser abolida.
La gaceta., 1935-07-17
Mussolini declara que todavia
es possible la paz en- Utopia

ca estableciendo TN protectora-
do conjunto de Italia, Inglate-
ira v Francia?
impossible, impossible. M
son buenos los Iprotectorados
multiiaterales.
-Desea Italia renunciar a la
liga de Naciones?
No, en- 10 absolute. No que
remos retirar a Italia de la Lii
ga.
i Hay todavia una buena o
portunidad de p2z?
La paz es possible,
N9sotros hubiesemos podido
arreglar las coSas con Etiqpia
81 ciertas naciOnes no lutheran
labCrado en- contra nuestra. AL
Ipresente no Sc ejercita preston
sobre nosotros.
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

mataron a golpes de azada,
cuando dormia cerca de un po-
10.
La Issura era la eaposa de
Francisco. Como inductora Sc
.halan los yecinos a la suegra de
la victima.
Ocurri6 ell crimen en- ell lugar
lconocido por Villar del Rey.