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The Washington times., 1935-10-07
RULING ASKED
ON ALL LAWS

TRENTON, N. j.. Oct. 7 (U.SOY
In a smashing attack on the
Roosevelt administration, Gov.
Harold G. Hoffman, of New Jer'
sey, yesterday asked a constitu'
tional amendment requiring Su'
preme Court approval before legiS'
lation becomes effective.
This would make, according to
Hoffman, illegal expenditure and
illegal taxation" impossible. and
prevent "any attempt by a Presi-
dent to change the form Of the
Government of the United States
by series of revolutions"
The suggestion was contained
in a letter to Henry P. Fletcher,
chairman of the Republican ma
tional committee. The letter
placed further in the forefront
Hoffman's potential candidacy or
the Republican nomination against
Roosevelt in 1886. He said he
wrote as "a Republican voter"
Hoffman declared the question
Of altering, aboliShing or retaining
the Constitution is the most i'm
portant issue before the public
mind. He urged the party to seize
the issue.
Noting the President had Sug-
gested the Constitution be amend
ed for the purpose of bringing it
into step with modern conditions, ="
Hoffman urged his amendment
would make it impossible for the
President to replace the republic
with a MARKHAM dictatorship.
If adopted, he said:
at would remove from Ameri.
can life the uncertainty as to the
political future which now para
lyzes ambition a d enterprise. 1t
would cOnfine 6 Jernment to its
proper Constitutional functions
and prevent illegal invasionS of
private rights"
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
.HAUPTMANN
WANTS Indy
T0VISIT HIM

NEW YORK, Oct. 7 GN.sJ.
Bruno Richard Hauptmann wants
to talk to Col. Charles A. Lind
bergh, it was revealed today by
the Rev. D. G.. Werner, Bronx
pastor and spiritual adviser to the
condemned slayer Of the Lind
bergh baby.
The minister, who visits Haupt.
mann weekly In his death cell in
the New Jersey State prison at
Trenton, disclosed that someone"
is trying to arrange to have
Colonel Lindbergh go to the prison
and see what the condemned man
has to say.
Someone" Mystery
Who this someone" is, the
clergyman would not say. He de-
MED reports, however, that he was
planning to approach Colonel
Lindbergh in the matter today. He
said:
mo plans have been made yet.
AA CAH soy ~ VILE SAuAO 10
that Hauptmann would like to
see Colonel Lindbergh and talk
to him and that someone Is in
terested in making this possible
by asking Colonel Lindbergh to
visit the prison."
Hauptmann's appeal for a new
trial is expected to be decided by
the New Jersey courts Of errors
and appeals within the next two
or three weeks.
New Evidence Claimed
Meantime, the doomed mans
lawyer, c. Lloyd Fisher Of Flem-
ington, is marshaling "sensa-
tional new evidence" for the new
trial, if it is granted.
He plans to go to the United
States Supreme Court II Haupt-
mann's plea is rejected by Jerseys
highest tribunal.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07

lOlll 4lAO LA4lS'
Have you a little musical prob
lem in your home? Parents are
invited to write the World Of Mu
sic for advice on questions OF
musical education. Answers will
be published as space and time
permit.
Another Victor Herbert. accord
ing to critics. is the claim for Mr.
Robert Stolz, Of Vienna, whose
Venus in Silk" opens the stage
season of the National Theater to-
night. The musical play has been
heard in this country only in st.
Louis and Pittsburgh. From
Washington it goes to the Adelphi
Theater in New York city.
Robert Stolz has been writing
melodies in Vienna for 80 years.
His tunes have become so well
known that they are now consid.
cred to be regular Austrian folk.
songs. TIE critic of the st. Louis
Post. Dispatch said, "StolZ's music,
peculiarly enough, it not a re,
write of Strauss waltzes."
He does not confine his writing
to waltzes; although Strauss may
have had more than his share of
inspiration for three-four time,
there seems to be plenty left over
for Stolz. The music of the piecs
fits from polkaS to waltzes and
popular jingleS. The st. Louis
critics failed to find lifted meas
ure in any Of the many compost.
tionS in Venus in Silk" The
piece was billed in st. Louis as
Beloved Rogue" but as the NOV.
les had laid prior claim to the title,
it was changed to a more literal
translation of the original Ger
man, Venus in Seide."
Stolz is considered in many cir.
cles to be one of the three out
standing VieneSe composers, to-
gether with Lehar and Kalmann.
Among his many works that
have been produced are, 1.-TWO
Hearts in ThreeQuarter Time;
THE Song is Over; THE Theft
Of the Mona Lisa; "The White
Horse Inn; and some Of the
melodies for Jan Kiepura's BE
Mine Tonight" and MY Heart
Is Calling"
Among the tuneful songs of
Venus in Silk" are the humor-
Gus interludes PLAY With Me"
"If I Were a Bandit" and the
finale number which sends the
audience out humming as they
leave, Eyes That Are Smiling"
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Clothing Is Sought
For Disabled Vets

Mems, women's and children'S
clothing, if in good condition. is
wanted by the Red Cross in an
appeal issued yesterday. The
clothing is for disabled eX-service
men and their families who are
being assisted by the District
chapter. Anyone wishing to do
nate any of these articles may
either deliver them to the Chapter
House, 1880 E St. N. w., or tele-
phone National 5400, branch 243,
and they will be called for.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Bishop Manning Says
Italians Forget God

NEW YORK, Oct. bishop
William T. Manning yesterday
called upon churches in all lands
to life their voices in condemna.
tion of the deliberate and ruth
less" aggression of italy in ETH.
opia. In his first sermon since
June in the Episcopal Cathedral
of At. John the Divine, Bishop
Manning declared that Italy is
forgetting the law of God and her
honor and is committing an i'm
measurable crime against the ETH
opian people"
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Woman
Killed by Fall in N. Y.

NEW YORK, Oct. Z U.NSO. .
Fell or jumped" was the way
the death Of Mary Gilman, Of
Philadelphia. was listed on the
police blotter today. She toppled
from an eleventh-floor window Of
the Langwell Hotel yesterday.
Just As minutes after she had
registered. Pedestrians said they
heard her exclaim "Oh, God!"
as she hurtled downward. A note
found in her room, written in
German, bore the name "B. Ka-
mas" and an address in Phila-
delphia.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Driver in Fatality
Held in $1,000 Bond

LYNCHBURG. Va, oct. 7 (Spe-
ciaD p. D. Burks, Of Lynchburg,
was free on $4,000 bond today fol.
lowing the death Of Sanford
Knight, %, of Amherst. in a head
on collision between automobiles
driven by the two men Saturday
night. Burks is charged with in
voluntary manslaughter and
drunken driving.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07

hetfer I sleep S0undIN utB nt0hS ana
enjov Hfe."-Nrs. Mabel SchOtt.
If you are suffering from constipa-
ton, sleeplessnesS, sour stomach,
and gas bloating, there is quick
relief for you in Adlerika. Many
report action in thirty minutes
after taking just one dose. Ad-
lerika gives complete action. clean
ing your bowel tract where ordi-
nary laxatives do not even reach.
DR.. H. L. Shoub, NeD York, re-
ports: an addition to intestinal
cleansing, AdlerikG checks the
growth of intestinal bacteria and
colon bGcilli."
Give your stomach and bowels a
real cleansing with Adlerika and
see how good you feel. Just one
spoonful relieves GAS and chronic
constipation. Sold by all druggists
and drug departments.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Randall I'sCenter
Will Open tonight

The new Community Center in
the Randall Junior High School
will open for the season tonight.
Instruction in shoe repairing and
metal work and other activities
are scheduled for Monday, WedneS-
day and Thursday nights from Z
to 10 p. m. Directed by Miss Eliza
beth K. Peoples, the new center is
especially for younger boys and
girls and offers them athletics,
dancing, arts and crafts, games
and music,
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Man, Women Held
After $1,000 Robbery

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Oct. 7.
A Negro man and two women
are being held by police for in
vestigation in connection with
the robbery of William Visnifski,
Of Plymouth, Pa. who reported
to police that he had been
robbed Of $1,000 in cash. Visnif-
ski had come to Hagerstown to
buy a farm,
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Norwegian Soprano

~
Last night the country at large
was able to hear the celebrated
find" of the Metropolitan Opera.
Kristen Flagstad, Norwegian so.
prano, on the General Motors
Symphony -adio program. Her
voice has a quality on the radio
that will place her at the top
among radio singers. Few so.
pranos there are that are appre-
ciated on the air, but Flagstad's
voice had a rich clearneSs and re-
sonance that reproduces well.
In the high tones Of "Liebe-
stod," from Tristan and Isolde, I"
(Wagner), her voice was as full
as in the lower tones. Her ave
Maria" (Schubert) and "Ich Liebe
Dich," (Grieg), were given with
feeling and color. Her one song
in English, by an American com.
poser. "At Parting" (Rogers) ,
while beautifully done, it was
rather difficult to understand
her enunciation.
The much-heralded film pro-
duction by Reinhardt of Mid
summer Nights Dream" will in
clude Mendelssohn's music ar
ranged by Erich Korngold. Men
delssohn's overture, scherzo, wed.
ding march and the nocturne
have been woven into the score
and Mr.. Korngold has added his
own compositions for the rural
music played b. the gnome orch
eStra, the Mummers Whistle used
as a theme for the craftsmen" l"
a Fog Dance" for the materiali-
zation of the elves out of the fog
and a lullaby used by the fairies
in putting Titania to sleep.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Coal Truck Burns

HAGERsTOWN, Md, Oct. Z.
Five tons of coal burned near here
yesterday when fire destroyed a
truck owned by the Hillside Coal
Company while the truck was en-
route from Thomas, w. Va, to
Frederick. The Funkstown fire
department responded to an alarm
when the fire was discovered near
Klines Mill on the National High
way.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Services Will Honor
The Little Flower

Special devotions in honor of
''The Little Flower" will be inaug-
urated tomorrow evening at the
Immaculate Conception Church,
Eighth and N SITS. N. W., at 7::30,
it was announced last night. Ser
vices will continue every Tuesday
evening throughout the year.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Mrs. Roosevelt Back
From Western Trip

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt ar
rived shortly before 7 o'clock last
night by airplane from Nashville,
Tenn. The ship in which she was
a passenger was rerouted via Co.
lumbus because of bad flying
weather. She was returning from
California, where she left the
President after accompanying him
on his transcontinental tour.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
DR.. Bell Speaks

DR.. w. Y. Bell, professor of
Biblical literature in the school Of
religion, spoke at the all-religiouS
services at Howard University yes
terday. Special music was fur
nished by tn University choir
under direction of Miss Lulu v.
Childers, dean of the school Of
music. DR.. Conrad H. Moehlman,
of Colgate Rochester Seminary,
will speak next Sunday.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Edward Moore, So,
Composer, Is Dead

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-Edward
Colman Moore, So, composer,
author, musician and music critic
for the Chicago Tribune, died Of
a heart attack yesterday. He was
the author of Forty Years Of
Opera in Chicago"
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Virginia Bankers
ToHear BirdseII

LURAY, Va, Oct. 7. (SpeciaD. &.
Judge L. E. Birdsell, general coun-
sci for the Federal Deposit 1nSur.
ance Corporation, will deliver the
principal address at a meeting Of
Group 3 of the Virginia Bankers
Association here October IL,
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Parked Auto Looted

Clothing and personal effects
valued at $465 were stolen from
his automobi:. parked on Della
were Ave. near c st. s. W., early
yesterday, Luther B. Romberger,
1900 block Wisconsin Ave. N. w.,
told police.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
For Whitman Poem

walter DamroSch, dean Of
American conductors, has recent
" finished a musical setting for
walt Whitman's poem on the
death of Lincoln, "Oh, Captain,
My Captain" The work IS a long
composition for baritone Soloist.
a large chorus, and a full or
cheStra.
While DR.. Damrosch has writ
ten many works in his long muSi,
cal life, including grand opera,
instrumental numbers, and songs.
somehow his music has not caught
the popular fancy with the posi-
BILE exception of Danny Deever." "
The music world will looks for
ward to the time when this new
work is published and available
for performance.
The theme shown above from
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
False
KING Makes Eating . Joy

Keep false teeth firm and they are
always comfortable. Just sprinkle
q little Killing on your plate. This
Improved powder forms q comfort
cushion, heals sore gums, and holds
plates so snug, you eat, talk and
laugh as we'll as you did with your
own teeth. Killing Is guaranteed
or money refunded. Large package.
Of Killing only 35c at druggists
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
AOVERTIsEMENT
CONSTIPATED
80 YEARS

"For thirty years I had
chronic constipation.
Sometimes I did not 90
for four or JiUe days.
] also had Gto(WI gas
bl0dtinO, headaches and
pain IN the back. Ad-
terikd helped right GtodV.
NotO / eat sausage.
bananas. pie. anything
I I0dnt and ReUer Jelt
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
World Of Music


Theme From The Angels Serenode." by Brogo
you musical prob light classic favor with
in vour horep Parents are young violinistS
The Washington times., 1935-10-07

The theme shown above from
The Angels Serenade," by Braga,
will be recognized as a popular
La gaceta., 1935-07-30
Ell GOBIERNO
AYUDA A LOS ALDEANOS

Copenhagen, Dinamarca, Ju
lilo Boz primer ministro
Staining rtcibi6 a una numero-
sa comisi6n de aldeanos, repre-
sentante de un "ei6rcito" que
lego en- busca de ayuda, y lie
ofreci6 que sus quejas y petit
clones serjan consideradas y re-
sueltas favorablemente. Por
Ifrente al palacio real desfil6 Ell
Ic3ntingente de los aldeanos, ex-
presando Ia determination de
no marcharse iaasta ser 0idos.
Ell rey Cr;stian sali6 al balloon
~ les dijo que sus penas serian
remeGiada5. Ovacionaron los al
deanos al rey, pero no quisieron
marcharse. Entonces el primer
ministro recibi6 a una comisi6n
que entrel6 un memorandum,
ofreciendo discover Ell "ejerci-
It," p que esta cumpliendose.
La gaceta., 1935-07-30

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pasadas I,s nrbo amnn16 -,
acto nrosdiando al inay a..
paz Leo Walters. oujen hizo Il.
presentation del alcaI ,e Chan
cev, Iamentandose de- enc lbs
otros candiaatos , aIcaldn mn
hubiesen acceptable Ia cortes in
vitaci6n.
Cnando 81 alcalde thaneey
Sc ieF""po n""'"i' e P"o'i'o
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La gaceta., 1935-07-30

Habana, Julio 30.-Con mo-
two de segtir hablandoSe de
una possible crisis en- el gabine-
te, les periodistas interrogation
aver a varios secretaries de DIES
'pachc.
E! Dr.. Iduarte, secretario de
sandal, manifesto que el no ha
renunciado y que al presente
reaIiza importanteS tareas sa-
nita"ias, Domingo Morales del
Castillo, secretario de justicia,
no ma renunciado y no cree que
en- la sec~retaria de DefenSa Ma
cional ell c,ronel DeSpaigne va
va a sustituir al ST.. de la Rion-
da, aunque tai cosa Sc rumora.
Anaya Murillo, Secretario de e.
ducacion, no ha renunciado y
en- el pr6X,mo conselo de secre-
tarloS ~presentara un proyecto
sobre la eAtrega de la UNIVERSE
dad Nacional a una comisi6n de
professors Y graduates. Ruiz
La gaceta., 1935-07-30
CHl}NCAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Van Horn candidate a la presidential de- la In
ternacionaI. = Mart1 y la supyAsta firma de la
Autonomia en- Dos Rios

Tn buen p~residente para la
Union International de Taba-
queros de America, en- sustiA
tuci6a de Mr., Ongburn, loSerfa
un estimado ciudadano, AlorS
residtnte Ell Tampa, ell Sr. Van
Horn.
Pooee Mr.. Van Horn la eX-
periencia la habilidad y TODD 10
que Sc necesita para dirigir un2
coleclividad de torcedores.
Aqui Sc le aprecia mucho, por
SUI e1.tereza Y caballerosidad,
V Goa verdsdero entusiasmo Sc
lie reapalda para la presidencia.
E. TN lider modesto, inteli-
gent. ~sensato, que defiende les
intereses de los suyos y 10 haze
con razonls convincentes y sin
diatribas.
L. election de Mr.. Horn, a
juicio nuestro, marcaria ell prin
ciyio de una nueva etapa en- la
poderosa organization de ira
bajadores.
La gaceta., 1935-07-30
NUEVAS D2OPAS A LA
FRONTERA CON ALEMA-
MA

Paris, julio 30.-Nuevas tro-
pas han sido mandadas a los
.fuertes de ia frontera con Ale
mania y a "a Somalilandia fran
cesa, dondc las tribus Sc MUGS
tran intraaquilas con motive de
la sitnaci0n italo-etiope. Tn ba-
TALON de tiradores senegaleses
Y IN escualron de aviaci0n par
tiran con rumbo al Este de A
frica.
Por meAio de un decreto Sc
ban organizado dos nueVos re-
gimientos de infanteria y la mo
torizaciGn de una division de
caballeria que ocupara las for
tificaciones de la frontera ell
l. de s~eptiembre, con I'm con-
tingente especial de conscrip-
.tOs.
Sc ha ordenado al mismo
la reorganization y re-
distribution de cinco regimen
.tos de infanteria, siete batallo-
mes &c alpinos, dos regimientos
de artilleria, IN regimiento de
ingenieros y TN battalion de tan
.ques.
La gaceta., 1935-07-30

La campana electoral ha err
pezado. LIS candidates Sc pre-
paran a exponer sus programs
v a quemar los "fuegos artifi-
ciales'.
En- los harri9s latinos los gu
pos politicCs defenderan a sus
candidates., pero sin exageracio
mes, yea2etando siempre ell de-
recho del adversario.
Para decir que Mr.. Uhan2ey
ha sido IN alcalde modelo, o QUE
Mr.. Mckay 10 fue, sobran la,
fras. % ma, sonantes.
La colcria latina ha de mar.
tenelSe urida y la mejor mare.
ra de lograrlo es tomar la IL
cha politica con "suavidad", sir
acto5 de vio1encia.
va sabtn unos y otros que :
la Dora de la calma, despueS d.
los comicios, NADIA Sc c~onsegui.
ra para los districts latinos sill
la union de voluntades.
La gaceta., 1935-07-30

Habana, julio 30.-Bajo la
presiGencia del DR.. Laredo Bru
celebr6 aver session el conse-
jo de estado. Sc aprob6 la po-
nencia del DR.. Rafael Maria An
gulo sobre una nueva escala de
.pensiones a los veteranos de la
guerra de independence, A pro
posici6n del Dr.. Edreira Sc a
cord6 TN aumento de 400 en-
las pensiones memories de $50
y de 300 en- las de mas de $50.
Durante ef gobierno de Maala-
do las pensiones Sc rebajaron
en- ia 1851 Una licencia de 45
La gaceta., 1935-07-30
IDENTIFICADA EV E
SMITH COMO La ASESINA
DE LANG

Chicago, julio 30.-La Sra.
Blanche Dunkel, traida por ae-
ropIano desde New York, iden-
.tifico aqui a Evelyn Smith CO.
mo la muJer a quien acusa de
.haber asesinado a Erwin Lang.
Sc hizo la identification en- pre-
.sencia del captain Gilbert, jefe
del grupo de investigadores del
fiscal del estado. Isl, dijo la
Dunkel, esa es la mujer de
.quien yo ne venido hablando''.
La Smith NADIA dijo. Lang fue
anestesiado y estrangulado ell
.dfa 6. FL cuerpo fue cortado en-
.pedazos y el torso Sc e~ncontrd
EN- un partano cerca de Ham
mono, Indiana.
La gaceta., 1935-07-30
JEFFERSON CAFFERY CON
FERENCIO CON BATISTA

Washington, Julio 3O.-El
Embajador de los Estados Uni
dos, Mr.. jefferson Caffery, vi
sito aver al jefe del ejercito,
coronel Batista, en- la finca de
este, con ell proposito, segun d'
10, de despedirse por embar-
car para Washington en- uso
de licencia.
La entrevista duro tres no
ras y Sc lie concede mucha i'm
portancia.
Tambien v~isitaron al coro-
mel los tenientes coroneles De-
siderio Hernandez, de Cana
guey; TabernilIa, de la Caba.
ma; Velasco, de administra-
cion, y Lopez Nigga.
La gaceta., 1935-07-30
U~NIVERSIDAD NACIO-
NAL SERA E~NTREGADA
A UNA COMISION DE II

Habana. julio Boz secre-
tario de e1ucaci6n, Or. Anaya
Murillo, manifesto aver que la
Universidad lsera entregada
/. ronto a una comision de pro-
fesores y graduates, de acUer-
do con ell plan del gobierno, que
no sCra reabierta hasta pasado
algdn tempo.
La comisi6n Sc compondra
de 9 profesores y 3 graduates
" regira los de3tinos del Alma
Mater, dandole una nueya es-
tructuraci6n, apartada por com
plet0 de Ia p0litica.
An%ya presentara el mi6rco-
les TN pr9yecto de decreto ley
que Sc retiere a la reorganiza-
.ci6n de Ia Universidad. Des-
aues que ia comisi6n prepare la
nueva estrUctura y el gobierno
Ia acepte, entonces Sc fijara Ia
.fecha del nuevo curse.
Con el coronel Mendieta con
.ferenci6 aver eli Or. Luis Orte-
Iga, catedrdtico de la Universe
dad, Cr6ese que en- la e%ntrevis-
ia Sc trat5 de la entrega de ese
centre do"onte a una comisi0n
de profes0res Y graduates.
La gaceta., 1935-07-30
PRIMO DE RIVERA CREE EN- Ell
TRIUNFO DE LAS IZOUIERDAS

Barcelona, Julio 30.-Hablan
do en- Madrid con un redactor
del diario catalan LA Vanguar
dia", Jose Antonio Primo de Ri
vera, ell jefe fascista, declare
que las izqrierdas triunfaran
de nueyo, en- las venideras cleo
clones.
"Nosotros entendemos, djjo,
que "a m0narquia espanola cum
PHO su ciclo, Sc qued6 sin sus-
tancia y Sc d~esprendi6 como
La gaceta., 1935-07-30
Tonic aver vanos acuerdos el Conse;o de Estado

dias Sc concedi6 al DR.. Mario
Lamar, ell >ecretario del Conse-
jo que desea If al extranjero
Ipor mala salud. lie sustituira
provisiona!mente los ORES. Mi
guel Suarez y Orosman Niamon
tie. Pas6 a Ia comisi6n de asun-
tos sociales IN informe relacio-
nado con las casas para obreros
del barrie Redenci6n, en- Pogo
lotti. La n;sma comision enten-
.dera de un proyecto para fijar
la ca"ga maxima que un hom-
bre debe llevar s0bre sUs hom-
bros.
La gaceta., 1935-07-30

mascara muerta ell Ia de abril
de 1881.
Isl hay pronto e~lecciones,
triunfaran las izquierdas; pero
no sabran tonservar ell triunfo.
Volvcran . hacer 10 que hicie-
ron, va 10 vera listed. Tienen el
prurito de reviVir vieios rem
cores, sustanciar cosaS pasa-
das. sin mirar hacia adelante.
ESQ les pas6 despues del IA de
abril de 1881, Y ESQ les volvera
a pasar 0tra ven.
La gaceta., 1935-07-30
APALEO A UN MEDICO

Madrid, Julio 30.-En Pue-
bla de Nueva, Toledo, el vecino
Ildefonso Fernandez Castanos
agredi6 al medico don Francis
co Molina, con un bast6n, apa-
~leandol0. FL medico sufri6 heri-
das y lesiones en- diferentes par
tes del cuerpO.
Fernandez declare que, a su
La gaceta., 1935-07-30
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Cinco vapores, todos de ban
dera americana, entraron aver:
Colorado, procedente de Boston
y New Yo~k; Pawnee, de New
Or'a1ns; GuLfpoint, de Port
Arthur, Texas; Commercial Al
abam2n, de- Boston, y Eastern
Sword, de Miami.
Dos de esos vapores parsie-
ron aver mismo, Commercial
Alabaman y Eastern Sword.
La gaceta., 1935-07-30
Manifestations publicas en- contra de
los amigos poiticos del General Gales

Una manifestation obrera re-
corri6 las GALES de Tampico pi-
djendf la destituci6n del gober-
nadh de Tamaulipas, general
VjIlareaI, IN aliado del general
Gales.