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Evening star., 1935-03-02
ANSWER TO KENT
APPEAL IS FILED
Botetourt Prosecutor Replies to
Convicted Slayer's Writ
of Error.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, March Am an
swer from Philip Kohen, Botetourt
County Commemorative attorney. to
a petition for a writ of error for Maj.
Robert c. Kent, jr., convicted OF kid
naping Mrs. Mary j. Hastings. was
filed with the Supreme Court OF Ap-
peals yesterday.
Maj. Kent is now in the State peni-
tentiary under 13-year sentence. The
evidence in the case was to the effect
that Kent and Mrs. Hastings, Blue
Ridge Springs hotel operator, Travelled
by automobile to Washington, and sew
eral days later Mrs. Hastings body
was found near Stroudsburg, Pa.
Evening star., 1935-03-02
18.YEAR.0LD DUCK DIES

JERSEYVILLE, Ill, March 2 F.-
Jett o. Sunderland's duck has stopped
quacking, but not until some kind OF
a record was established.
DR.. Jet O. Sunderland, ST., gave the
duck, q cross between a mallard and
Indian Runner, to Jett, jr., 18 years
ago, and the bird survived until few
days ago.
Evening star., 1935-03-02
i. 5. SEEKS SPEED
!: IN COURT TESTS
appeal in Lumber Case May
: : Settle Weirton Con-
|. tr0VerSy.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
More than 500 tests of New Deal
Legislation we're reported today to be
pending in the Federal courts OF the
country.
y Department Of Justice off1cials,
spromisine to take all disputed statutes
TO the Supreme Court speedily Ito
find out what the law is" said 258 OF
sthe pending cases involve the National
aIndustrial Recovery Act.
y The nub of contention in many OF
sthese is what constitutes interstate
scommerce?" Contending that manu-
sfaoturing plants and business estab-
1ishments are "the wells of COM
smerce," the Government has sought
Ito regulate them under its constltu-
-tional power to control commerce be-
tween the States.
New Deal Loses.
: Two recent decisions on this point
shaye gone against the administration.
"A Federal Judge at Wilmington, Del,
ruled that the collective bargaining
Clause Of the recovery act was uncon-
.stitutional as applied to the Weirton
sSteel Co. He said the Constitution
gave Congress no right to regulate
manufacture. On the same day
Federal Judge at Louisville, taking a
gsimilar view, granted an injunction
saeainst enforcement of coal code.
: Attorney General Cummings looks
FOR the questions involved in both OF
sthese N. r. A. Set-backs to be settled
sbv another case already pending IN
.+be Sunreme Court. This is the Gov
.ernment's appeal from the decision OF
athe Federal Court at Birmingham,
Ala that the N. I. R. A. and lumber
ecode established under it were un-
constitutional. Cummings hopes the
wilmington and Louisville cases may
sbe combined with the Birmingham
.litigation, which is to be argued be-
fore the supreme Court next month.
= Three other matters of Importance
TO the Roosevelt administration are
Edocketed for consideration py LIE
Justices next month.
T." Slum Work Involved.
;, The first of these is "slum clear
-ance" action started at Louisville. Tne
Federal court there held that the
Government did not have the right 70
condemn four city blocks for Whlcn
ISL $4,000 in P. w. A. funds had been
made available.
Attorneys have asked the court foI
"a ruling Monday in this case. The
fate of so similar projects IN 80 dlf-
$ferent cities may be affected by the
decision. The precedent established
.might determine the extent OF slum
clearance work to be attempted IN
the Presidents proposed $4,000 100000
work relief program.
Thousands of railroad workers are
watching for a decision March l3 in
another case before the high court
1t is expected to decide the legality
gof the railroad pension act. Although
this was not New Deal measure, II
may provide precedent for the ad-
ministration's social security legis-
plation.
: Another case in the Supreme Court
lis test of the retail motor code in
sitiated by a New York auto corpo-
ration.
The expiration date of the N.
r. A. is June 16. BY that time the
high court may decide its legality
Regardless of the decision Congress
kmay be able to shape new laws that
will conform, administration leaders
contend.
Evening star., 1935-03-02
GEN. HARBORD SEES
RECOVERY EVERYWHERE
Boost Still Needed in Durable
Goods Industry, Says r. c. A.
Board Chairman.

BY the Associated Press.
PHOENIX, Ariz., March 2.-Gen
James G. Harbord, chairman of the
board of the Radio Corp. Of America,
said yesterday that signs of business
recovery were noted everywhere on his
transcontinenta trip to Phoenix.
Economic improvement Is evident in
the East, but real recovery is waiting a
needed boost in the durable goods in
dustry, Gen. Harbord said
Gen. and Mrs. Harbord will remain
in Phoenix month. He said he hoped
to visit with Gen. John j. Pershing
Wintering in Tucson, and Gen. Charles
Dawes, who Is expected here in a few
days.
Evening star., 1935-03-02
Ice Kills Pedestrian.

NEW YORK, March 2 (P).-A Is
pound chunk of ice fell from Manhat-
tan Bridge yesterday and killed Henry
Wigger, "a, who was walking in South
street. His skull was crushed by the
impact Of the ice, which dropped an
estimated ITO feet.
Evening star., 1935-03-02
WIFE IN POLICE HUNT
SUES MANUFACTURER
Mrs. Frances Skinner Charges
Cruelty in Divorce Action
at Council Bluffs.

BY the Associated Press.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa, March
2.-Mrs. Frances Skinner, 38, wife OF
Lloyd Skinner, president Of an Omaha
manufacturing company, has filed
suit for divorce, charging cruelty and
inhuman treatment" Mrs. Skinner
was the object of police search in
four States last week when she failed
to arrive at the home Of her mother
in Kansas City, Kans., after leaving
her home by automobile. Three days
later she appeared, explaining she
had stopped to visit friends in Chi
cago on the way. The SINNERS were
married in Illinois year ago. She
| IS his fourth wife.
Evening star., 1935-03-02
TEN THOUSAND SLAIN

With Band Concert.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, March 2 (R.-
In some cities they have drives for
this and the other thing, but in the
.twin cities of Champaign and Urpana,
ethe good citizens strike out after the
cockroaches.
The second annual drive to rid the
city of the pests was under way today
with an estimate of 10000 reaches
~slain
! Those in charge said they would top
off the drive with special ceremonies
land band concert.
Evening star., 1935-03-02
HAYS OFFERS SERVICES
Civil Liberties Attorney to De-
fend Arkansas College.

fend Arkansas College.
MENA, Ark, March 2 R.-Lucien
Koch, head of the Commonwealth
Labor College, near here, which is
under legislative fire for alleged COM
munistic activities, said last night
that Arthur Garfield Hays, attorney
for the American Civil Liberties
Union, New York City, had volun-
teered to defend the school against
any move made by the Arkansas Leg
islature."
A legislative committee appointed
to investigate the college Is expected
to make a report Of its findings to
the Assembly early next week.
Evening star., 1935-03-02

! Reception, Camp Fire Girls. May
flower Hotel, pm.
, Dinner, Lawyers Club, Mayflower
Hotel. $50 pm.
q Annual alumni dinner, Washing
Ston Society of Massachusetts, Insti-
>tute of Technology, Congressional
Country Club, 1880 pm.
: Dance and card party, Federal
fChapter, No. 38, o. E. S., Hamilton
Hotel, 10 pm.
+ Bingo party, benefit Washington
Council, No. 3, Sons and Daughters
of Liberty, 655 Columbia road
sS:30 pm.
n Dance, Dominican Club, st. Domi.
mics Auditorium, Sixth and F streets
southwest, 8 pm.
= Card party and dance, benefit Noun
Pleasant Chapter, o. E. S., Bethesda
aWomen's Club, Georgetown and So
noma roads, 8 pm.
0WCO4oll 0ON4CVy1 Va
lard Hotel, 8 pm.
. Ladies' night dinner and dance, AL
cantara Caravan, No. IL, Order o.
Alhambra, Willard Hotel, -7:30 pm.
'ss Dance, Phi Chi fraternity, Shore
ham Hotel, 8 pm.
~ Address by Maj. Calvin I. Kephar
On Racial Origins in the United
States" before National Genealogical
Society, Y. w. c. A., S:15 pm.
= Card party, Business and Profes'
sional Women's Club, Dodge Hotel,
pm.
Dance and card party, Gavel. Chap
ter, No. 20, o. E. S., Kennedy -Warrer
Apartments, 8 pm.
= TOMORROW.
' Dance, Gamma Sigma Phi Fra
ternity, Arlington Hotel.
: Dinner dance, Theta Sigma Phi
Fraternity, Hamilton Hotel, 2 pm.
= Symposium on Thoughts That
Thrill" by Civic National Forum, st
Marks Baptist Church, l418 @ street
4pm. ....-.
Evening star., 1935-03-02
new KATHLEEN NORRIS

Stork Visits Home Of Son Of Two
American Authors.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2 R.-
The Norrises, Charles G. and Kath-
leen, American authors, became
grandparents yesterday. An eight
pound daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Norris. The child will be
named Kathleen.
The father is a graduate medical
student at Stanford University and
the mother Is the former Alice Nc
Creery, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam Barker McCreery Of Tacoma,
Wash.
Evening star., 1935-03-02

johannesburg to Spend.
Johannesburg. South Africa, will
spend SIC, 100000 in modern improve
ments.
Evening star., 1935-03-02

A PARKING SERVICE is maintained by the
Capital Garage, at the curb adjacent to our G
street entrance. Upon request, uniformed
employee of the garage will take your car there
for parking and return it when wanted at the
garages regular parking rate of 25c for the
first hour, and Sc for each additional hour or
part thereof
Evening star., 1935-03-02

: Banquet and dance, Sergt. Jasper
Post, No. 13, American Legion, Broad
moor Hotel.
Evening star., 1935-03-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

: Bingo bazaar, Kermess Club Of the
knights of Columbus, Tenth and K
streets, 8:15 pm.
Evening star., 1935-03-02

s. Dance, Washington chapter of the
National Catholic University Alumni
Association, university library.
Evening star., 1935-03-02

Dance, Duke University Alumni AS
sociation of Washington, Shoreham
Hotel, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1935-03-02
MATTED NUTS

Refreshing as q drink-deliehtful as q
topping for cereals, salads and whole.
some desserts. Made from nuts and
malt sugar. Rich in calories for weight.
building. Soc and 81.
Evening star., 1935-03-02

: Reception and dance, Texas State
Society, Mayf1ower Hotel, pm.
Evening star., 1935-03-02

! Reception, Camp Fire Girls, May
slower Hotel, pm.
Evening star., 1935-03-02
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP
OHnrHF STREETS PHONE DISTRICT $500

and, from the moment you give your gar
ments to our drivers, you may feel certain of
their being given the same careful, individual
attention you would give them The first step
in itself, that of collecting each individual order
in clean, white cloth bag distinctly separates
your order from all others-is typical of our
entire thorough service. Telephone District
$500 for this service.
Dry CLEANING DESK,
nth AND G STREETS CORNER, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-03-02
KRuSTY BRAN

Crisp, delightful clusters of bran with
SO wheat GERM added. So good you
riH eat it right out Of the package. l3c,
2 for 25c.
Evening star., 1935-03-02
89c each

Combination Offer No. 1-Lacto Dextrin and
Psyllium Seed (regularly $1.1Q .......S9c
Combination Offer No. 2-Savita (612-ounce
size) and Pineapple Juice Greg. $1.20) S9c
The FooD SHOP, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-03-02

= Dance, Gamma Sigma Phi Fra
ternity, Arlington Hotel.
Evening star., 1935-03-02

= Dinner dance, Theta Sigma Phi
Fraternity, Hamilton Hotel, pm
Evening star., 1935-03-02

> Dinner, Lawyers Club, Mayflower
Hotel, $50 pm.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16

rable al Estatuto de Catalina.
Es, por ell contrario, la que mas
lie pone en- peligro, puesto que
establece su suspension indefi-
nida, al arbitrio de las Cortes.
Realmente ell citado cuerpo le-
gal debe ser suspendido hasta
que Sc abarque totalmente la
reforma constitutional espano
la. Parece que en- ell mes de
enero la tests reVis.onista de la
Constitution Sc consagra con
atenci6n Official hacia ell asun-
to-"
Decir, como sc ha dicho, que
81 subsiste ell Estatut0 Catalan
Sc debe a Acci6n Popular, es
una tremenda i~njusticia come
ida por quienes quieren mono
polizar ell patriotismo con pro-
vechos de partidismo politico.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
VARIOS MIEMBROS DE LA
CONFEDERATION NACIO-
NAL DEL TRABAJO EN-
CARCELADOS EN- BARGE
Iona

Barcelona, Enero 16.-Aun
que contra ellos no aparecen
cargos de importancia, la poll
ia mantiene en- la carcel a los
obreros Ramon Mulero, Victor
Muela y Agapito Martinez,
miembros de la Confederation
Nacional del Trabajo,
Mas tarde Sc detuvo a otro
grupo de trabajadores, de la
misma colectividad, integrado
por Francisco Freixinet, Pru-
dencio Rey, Manuel Freijo, Ma
nuel Vinaixa, Jose Garcia, F.
Ingl6s, Luis Armenguer, Jose
Pernau, Francisco Folch, Juan
Font, Jose Garcia, Juan PUG,
Pedro Rogue, Robert Perez, Je
sds Torres, Serapio Perez, Jo-
sc Samper, R0sendo Serrarols,
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
LA DEMANDA DE DIVOR-
CLIO DEL EX-REY ALFONSO

Madrid, Enero 16...--El pc
ri6dico Paris Soir, de la CAPT
tai de Francia, publica la 81
guiente noticia La exreina Vic
toria de Espana no c%oncurri6 a
Ia boda de su hija la infanta
Beatriz, y ell ex-rey Llfonso ha
presentado una demanda para
anular su matrimonio, en- la
Corte de Roma, y sigue WHEN
do apartado de la Reina.
Debe notarse, sin embargo,
que ell Vaticano mega haber
recibido, oficialmente, tai de :
manda. Recientemente Sc OBJ :
servo en- Londres que la ex-rei-
ma no aparecia en- la lista de
invitados a la boda del duque
Y la duquesa de Kent.
Mas de mil mondrquicos es-
panoles hicieron ell viaje hasta
Roma para concurrir a la bo-
da.
Alfonso reside actualmente
en- Italia, pero la ex-reina ha-
bita en- un hotel de Londres.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16

Por med ACTON del consul de
Cuba, Sr. Jose A. Gregory, ell
Comit6 Executive de las Bod 5
de ORC de la industrial tabacale
ra Sc dirigira al COB emo del
presidente Mendieta pidiendole
que mande IN barco de guerra
y la banda de la marina a la con
memoraci6n del cincuentenario.
Estima ell Comit6 Executive,
. asi 10 ha hecho presente al Sr.
Consul, que la vista de csc bar
co contribuira a estrechar mas
las rel c ones comerciales que
desde hace muchos amos existen
entire Tampa y la Habana.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
LOS AEROPLANOS DEL E.
JERCITO NO
AVER A TAMPA

La escuadrilla de 80 aero
pianos que era esperada aver
en- Tampa, no lego, pero 16 a
paratos de bombardeo aterri-
aaron en- Lakeland, 20 de per-
secuci6n en- Auburndale y mas
lie 20 en- Winter Haven.
Los aparatos volaron sobre
Florida divididos en- dos escua
drones, uno de ataque y otro de
defensa, y esta noche volaran
sobre Tampa.
FL comandante Jones asegu
ra que las maniobras son igua-
les a las que sc efectuan en- la
guerra, con la exception de
que no Sc utilizan bombas nj
balas.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
DECLARE OTRO EXPERTO
EN- CONTRA DE HAUPT-
MANN

Pennington, N. j., enero 16.
Otro perito caligrafo, Harry
f, Cassidy, de Richmond, Va,
Identified hoy como escritas por
Bruno Hauptmann las notaS
cruzadas en- la petici6n de los
$4,000 de rescate.
FL fiscal hizo varias pregun-
tas al testigo y este dijo que sin
reservas mentales considerable
escritas por Bruno las notas
que lie fueron entregadas.
La defensa asegura tener un
testigo a quien Isidor Fisch ira
to de vender los billetes de ban
co NAL adquiridOs,
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
ZINOVIEFF Y KAMANEFF
Sc CULPA-
BLES DE
LUCION

Moscou. Enero 16.-Admi "
tieron aver ser culpables de &C
t,vidades contra-revoluciona
rias los lideres comunistas Gre
CORY Zinovieff y Leo kamenef
y otros IL individuos. A los je-
fes Sc les acuso de particular
en- reuniones %secretas, vertical
las cen fines opuestos a los que
persigue ell gobierno de Stain.
Dice ell fiscal en- su escrito
que no existen pruebas de que
esos hombres hayan instigado
u ordenado ell asesinato de XII
rolf.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
CUBA AL Ola
FL e%jercito podra aplicar la pena de muerte a los
lncendiarios. Las garantias constitucionale
quedaron suspendidas en- las seis provincias. =
los 5000 obreros del Central Manatf.

Una bomba explot6 aver
en- eI edific.o del ayuntamiento
de Santiago de las Vegas.
-V9rias entreviStas Sc efec-
.tr&ron entire ell comite de huel-
a de los servicios de sandal
nvliciHal Y les representatives
del COB erno. Esperase que de
.ur momento a otro Sc de por ter
mi1ado el conflicto.
FL dia l9 sera escuchado
ante I'm tribunal americana ell
.Gr3l. Alberto Herrera, cuya ex-
I, jicion demanda ell gobierno
de Cuba. Representara al 60
b emo cubano ell abogado Nor
gan
"A los pocos minutes de ha-
Der tenido un disgusto con su
II 9rido Sc suicide, ing riendo
acido fenico, la Sra. Maria Jo-
rrin, de "a amos, vecina del We
dado.
Los empleados de hacienda
dicen que 81 Despaigne decreta
las cesantlas anunciadas, ell res
to del personal Sc declarara en-
huelga.
Tn prOyecto de nuevo ga
binete sera presentado al pals
por ell coronel Mendieta, al cum
plirse ell primer aniversario de
su toma de possession. Seran nom
brados secretaries, segdn Sc d.
&c, los Sres. Carbonell, Willy de
Blanc, Montelieu, CASTOR, L6-
PEI, Martinez y otros. Quedara
por cubrir la cartera de defen-
sa nacional. Ell gobierno cree
podra llegar a un acuerdo con
la sociedad ABC a Gambia de
yarias c~arteras.
-Fue operado aver, en- Me-
iico, ell Oral Plutarco Elias Ca
les. Su estado Sc considera sa-
tisfactorio.
-Dicese que ha presentado
I'll renuncia ell DR.. Santiago Gar
cia Springs, subsecretario de
educac.6n.
lei consejo de secretaries
aver acord6 que Sc applique la
pena de muerte a discretion del
ej6rcito, en- los casos de incen-
do de los campos de cara.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
LA COMISION QUE TRABA-
ia A FAVOR DE LOS HUER.
FANOS DE ASTURIAS

tOviedo, Enero 16.-La Aso-
ciaci6n Pro Infancia Sc man :
iene en- contacto con las conf
stones de enlace que trabajan
en- Asturias en- favor de los
huerfanos de los obreros victi-
mas de los successes revolucio-
narios para colocarlos entire
las familias que los tienen 10
licitados. La Association tienc
en- funciones varias comisiones
que socorren a las familias pro
letarias repartiendO ropas y e.
fectos.
Los trabajos Sc efectuan ba-
.jo ell patrocinio de la Sociedad
de Escritores y Periodicals..
La gaceta., 1935-01-16

Todavia no Sc sabe cuando
embarcaran las muchachas que
iran a Washington como emba
jadoras de la industrial tabaca
lera, a ~invitar al presidente
Roosevelt a que concurra a las
fiestas del Golden Jubilee.
Cartas Sc han escrito a los
senadores Fletcher y Trammel
y al congresista Peterson, soli-
citando su cooperation para
que ell Presidente otorgue la
audiencia y acceda a poner un
La gaceta., 1935-01-16

Leon Trotzky, ell jefe comu-
nista, ha publicado una carta
en- su retro de Francia dicien-
do que el no tuvo participa-
ci6n alguna, nj direeta nj indi-
recta, en- ell asesinato de Ser
gel Kiroff, uno de los amigos
de Stain.
"Son ridiculas las acusacio-
mes, dice, de que ell asesino de
Kiroff trataba de ponerse en-
contacto conmigo. Todos mis-
amigos saben que yo soy opues
to al terrorismO Individual"
Estoy convencido de que la Og
pu Sc hallaba enterada de los
planes de Nicolaieff y lie dej6
hacer para atrapar al mayor
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
~DERROTADAS LAS TROPAS
~PARAGUAYAS

La Paz, Bolivia, enero 10
En- la frontera del Gran Chaco
las tropas de Bolivia derrota-
ron aver a las paraguayas, ha-
c.6ndolas retroceder.
Mas de 500 hombres de un
regimiento paraguayo fueron
aniquilados. La acci6n es una
''bataila de sed" por parte de
los paraguayos, hajo ell arden
te verano de la America del
Sur.
FL fuerte Capirenda, situado
frente a una laguna, era ell in
mediate Objective de los atacan-
ties.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
ELEGIDAS DIEZ

Para la gran procession civi-
ca que ell Golden Jubilee cele-
brara ell lunes Is de febrero,
EN- esta ciudad, Sc ordeno aver
la construction de dies bellas
carrozas, cuatro de elias repre-
sentando a Espana, Cuba, Es-
tados e Italia.
La carroza principal sera
mandada a la procession de
Gasparilla, asi como la de la
Camara de Concrete de Ybor.
Una bella construi-
"a la Unione l~taliana para las
Bodas de Orc, pero la presen-
tara antes, por deferencia es =
pecial, en- ell desfile de los pi-
ratas.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

La ciudad de TampaNnos
escriben-debiera erigir un
monumento a Va industrial ia
bacalera, origen de SUI rique-
"a, y en- marmoles esculpir los
nombres de los ciudadanuos que
de otros paises lie trajeron ri
queza y cultura.
Estamos conformes, absolu-
tamente conformes con ell pro-
ponente.
Pero mientras no llega la no
ra de csc monumento, bien me-
recido, humane seria comen-
Ear por ell plan de los Caballe-
ros Leales, que tiende a email
tecer la memoria de don Igna-
clio Haya.
Tampa tiene esa deuda con
la industrial; pero la colonia es
pamela debe csc monumento a
don Ignacio.
iQueria Ell descansar en- ell
cementerio de Greenwood, jun
to a su hijo, o en- su pueblo ma
tai, en- la provinc.a de Santan-
DER!
Pero sus restos descansan en-
una h6veda, que amenaza rui-
ma, sin nombre en- la parte ex-
terror, en- ell cementerio del
Centre Espanol.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16

Comunican del Brasil que Ia
immigration japonesa empieza
a inquietar al gobierno de &c
tulio Vargas.
Durante ell ano de 1884 en-
traron en- ell Brasil NADIA me
nos que %, 500 japoneses con
I'm total, acreditado a las otras
naciones, de solo $4,000.
De 156,938 que arribaron al
estado de Sac Paulo solo unos
pocos siguen cultivando la tie
IRA.
Los demas va poseen fincas
Y Sc dedican al concrete de ca
fe, naran.jas y algodon.
Quiere ESQ decir que los pc.
quenos amarillos son inteligen
tes y emprendedores y han de
.jado para los nativos ell traba-
jo mas rudo y peor recompen
sado.......
Entraron prometiendo que
cultivarian la terra, que ira
ba.jarian en- los campos, de sol
a sol, pero va Sc libraron de la
labor mas ruda y menos pro-
ductiva.
"Parece este, ha dicho un
funcionario del ministerio de
agriculture, la invasion de la
America del Sur por csc pue-
bio del Pacifico.....
Muchos de ellos han adqui-
rido la ciudadania brasilena,
pero tienen ell coraz6n y los sen
timientos en- la otra terra, en-
la del Mikado, y por ella Sc sa
crificarian.
Y 81 no les cierran las puer-
tas dentro de pocos amos esta-
ran en- disposition de conquls-
far. nor la fuerZa, ell territOrlO
que amablemente les abriera
los braZos.
En- California les llamaron
a TRAFALGAR en- ell campo y miles
de ellos supieron independl-
zarse r~apidamente.....
Los nativos Sc llamaron a en-
gano y consiguieron diaries
con la puerta en- la nariz."
Els un elemento ordenado, in
dugtrioso, pero tiene ell privi-
legio de atemorizar a los que a
migablemente lie admitieron.
Parece que su progreso es
demasiado "veloz" e inmedia-
Itamente Sc lie relaciona con su
Imperialism, con su afan de
conquistar otras tierras mas
productivas que sus pequenas
islas.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
LOS CUADROS DE KRESS Sc
EXHIBIRAN EN- Ell COLEGIO
DE ROLLINS

Los notables cuadros de pin
torres italianos que sc exhibie-
ron en- esta ciudad y son pro-
piedad del Sr. Samuel II. Kres,
empezaran a exhibirse en- ell
Colegio de Rollins, en- Winter
Park, ell dfa / de febrero.
Para los cuadros ha sido a.
condicionada la sala Helen
Morse, del Club de Mujeres.
Mucho apreciamos la invita-
ci6n que amablemente Sc nos
remite.
La gaceta., 1935-01-16
Todavia no Sc sabe cuando embarcaran
las e~mbajadoras de la mdustria tabacaIera

anillo especial al tabaco de
921a pulgadas aqui elabora-
do, con material de Cuba.
ST la condensation favorable
llega en- esta semana las mu
chachas embarcaran para que
las lleve a la Casa Blanca, ell
dia FL, ell gobernador ShoItz,
que ALI estara de vista.
81 no es possible arreglar la
audiencia para ell dia Fl Sc Pc
dirs al alcalde Chancey que
las acompane, en- la fecha que
SUI Excelencia senale.