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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
BPWC PICNIC TO BE
 ON SUNDAY, JUNE 2l

The Business and Professional Women's Club picnic will be held on Sunday, June 21, at Il a. m, it was announced today. The location at which the outing will be held has not yet been decided upon and will be announced later Free ''eats. and free transportation will be furnished for club members. their husbands and families, and it is necessary for those wishing to attend the picnic to make reservations now and con- tact Mrs. Betty Mccormick. chair man of the Picnic Committee, or Miss Caroline Todd, Corresponding Secretary of the club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
DOUBLE FLIGHT
 ON WAY NORTH
atco and New Seaplane Coming with Eight
 Passengers

With capacity loads. eight passen- gers for Juneau, two Alaska Air Transport seaplanes left Seattle this morning at o'clock on what is probably the first two section" plane flight accomplished by To- cal commercial aviation service. The AAT Stinson seaplane Patco, which was flown to Seattle last Wednesday by Pilot Sheldon Simmons, is re- turning with new pilot recently employed by the company, James Rinehart at the controls; and the AAT Bellanca Skyrocket, recently purchased in the States, is being flown north by Pilot Simmons. The two planes will arrive here late this afternoon, weather permitting.
 Approved by Dept.
 The new Bellanca plane, which was purchased in the east several weeks ago underwent major over haul and was repainted in the AAT colors, bright blue and yellow, at the Department of Commerce ap- proved shops of the Northwest Air Service at Boeing Field in Seattle. It is powered with a new Wasp SC-l motor of new type equipped with a 10 to supercharger. It cruises at a speed of 40 miles per hour and has a top speed of ITO miles per hour, and will be one of the fastest available local planes. The Bellanca seaplane is scheduled to make its first commercial flight from Juneau, to Chichagof and Sit ka, tomorrow morning.
 Rinehart'S Record
 Jimmie" Rinehart, 29 the new AAT pilot, last week completed his sixth year of medical and pre-med- ical training at the University of Oregon Medical School at Portland Pilot Rinehart has total of 5000 hours of flying to his credit, and spent three summers as a pilot in Alaska. He has for the last several years flown commercial planes dur ing the summer months, and his own private planes while attending the University of Oregon. Last year he operated his own ship, Looming Commuter, on a commercial basis at Petersburg, and in 1884 he piloted a Fokker plane on trip to the Ter ritory for Gaylord Adams. Pilot Rinehart is also a licensed aviation mechanic.
 Passengers from Seattle aboard the 5-passenger Bellanca Skyrocket plane flown by Pilot Simmons are w. c. Miller, manager of the Col umbia Lumber Company of Seattle, his daughter, Dora Anne Miller, Frank Rouze and Jack Gucker, mer- chandise broker, to Juneau, and A. R. Breuger, owner of Wrangell cannery, to Wrangell Gucker, Rouze and Breuger were passeng- CTS from Juneau to Seattle last Wednesday on the Stinson seaplane Patco flown by Pilot Simmons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
LAGERGREN RETURNING

Returning to Juneau on the steamer Yukon, Earl Lagergren is coming home for the summer vaca- tion. He has been attending the University of Washington in Seat tie, and is taking mechanical en- gineering course. Lagergren has just completed his freshman year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
Beri Beri Is Discovered
 Among Japanese, Seattle

SEATTLE, June 13.-Dr. Arthur Wade, City School Medical Inspec- tor, expressed the belief today that many Japanese children here are suffering from beri beri, an Oriental disease, because of their diet which consists mainly of white rice con- taining no vitamin B.
 The disease was discovered when several boys collapsed in track team workouts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
FRESH HEIFER AsTRAY

A fresh heifer, reddish color, is re- ported by Dr. L. B. Loftus to be astray on the flats near Switzer's dairy and the owner should pick it up. Those in the neighborhood are now milking the animal to relieve distress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
BRANCH MANAGER FOR
 SWIFT VISITS JUNEAU

w. G. Young, branch manager for Swift and Co.,, with headquarters in Seattle and in charge of the AL aska Sales Department, arrived on the Alaska and will return to Se- attle on the North Sea. This is HIT. Young's first visit to the Territory and he expects to return later in the season with Mrs. Young on a short vacation trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
GIRL SCOUTS BEGIN
 TWO WEEKS OF CAMP

twenty-five enthusiastic Girl Scouts left Juneau this afternoon for Eagle River to begin their two weeks camping period. Cars driv- en by the townspeople took the girls to the camp and returned with the Boy Scouts who have just complet- ed their camping period.
 The girls left with their director, Miss Alice Palmer and nurse Miss Helen Peterson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
Troy Working, Naval Defense
Governor to Confer with Admiral Craven at
 Bremerton Sunday

SEATTLE. June 13.-Gov. John w. Troy of Alaska was the honor guest of King County Democratic Club at luncheon today He will go to Bremerton tomorrow to con- fer with Admiral T. T. Craven on Alaska Naval Defense problems and will leave by plane Sunday night for Washington accompanied by Robert w. Bender
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
MARINES LAND

ANDY, China, June l3.--Six de- stroyers. and one cruiser of the Jap anese Navy arrived here today and landed marines to protect lives and property of Japanese.
 Officers said other destroyers are ready to proceed to Canton and watch developments at Canton ready for action at a moments notice, if necessary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
SIGNS OF BREAK

NEW YORK, June 13.-The re- ported harmony in the Republican ranks, isn't. The first signs of a break came today from United States Senator Gerald P Nye of North Dakota and United States Senator George w. Norris of Ne braska.
 Both Senators expressed dissatis- faction not only of the ticket. say ing it was strictly Middle West ticket but also of the platform which is reactionary in many re- spects and means nothing"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
pLEASES JOHN

NEW YORK, June 13.-"The tick ct and the platform suits me fine, !" said John Hamilton newly elected Chairman of the Republican Ma tional Committee. He forgot his weariness in handling the successful Landon campaign and declared he planned a vigorous and hard cam paign because we have got to do it in an effort to win"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
BIG MINING
 MAN COMING

SEATTLE, June 13.-Among the passengers aboard the steamer Yu- kon bound for Juneau today is D. D. Muir, General Manager of the United States Smelling Co., He will take a plane from Juneau to Fair banks and Nome and remain in AL aska for at least one month
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
Demonstration
 Against Japan
One Hundred Thousand Chinese Stage All Day
 Marches in Hongkong

HONGKONG, June 13.-One hun dred thousand Southwestern Chin csc demonstrated against Japan with all day marches through the city despite the heavy rain.
 Men, women, children, and sev- eral thousand farmers with sickles, hoes and rakes and with airplanes flying overhead carrying trailing banners, urged Chinese unity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
CAMPAIGN GROUNDWORK

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June l3. = Under a younger leadership, Re- publicans laid the groundwork for "two-fisted, no quarter campaign to displace the New Deal" Party dele gates left here to carry-on back home.
 Many laudatory comments regard ing the tcket and platform have been received here at the Conven- ton headquarters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
JEAN FAULKNER ON YUKON

Miss Jean Faulkner. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Faulkner is a passenger aboard the steamer Yu- son for Juneau. Miss Faulkner, who las just completed her second year tt Stanford University, Palo Alto, Calf, plans to visit with her par ents during the summer vacation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
PAUL. .PERATR0VICH AFTER INDIAN POST
Colonel Wilds Coming Here
 Next Month

SEATTLE, June 13.-Col H. J. Wildes, of the United States Army Engineers, announces he will go to Juneau July for a conference on a small boat harbor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
GOING TO CANNERY

Mrs. Edwin Halverson, wife of the superintendent of the Shepard Point cannery, and her daughter Marilyn, are passengers enroute to Port Ashton on the Mount Mc- Kinley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
LEAVES ST. ANN's

Melvin Nelson, who has been receiving medical attention at St Ann's Hospital, was dismissed to his home yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
MRS. CoFFEY COMING

Mrs. R. M. Coffey, wife of Dr. Coffey who recently arrived here is a passenger aboard the steamer Yukon with her two children en- route to Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
ENTERS HOSPITAL

Patricia Jones was admitted to the Government Hospital this morn ing, and underwent a tonsilectomy operation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Florence Jackson was discharged yesterday from the Government Hospital where she underwent a minor surgical operation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
IRELAND GOES NORTH

E. J. Reiland, Schillings Products representative, sailed for Skagway on the Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
BAKER IN TOWN

L. w. Baker. Traffic Manager of the Alaska Steamship Company, ar rive from Seattle on the Mount Mckinley
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, June 13.-There was no sale of Alaska Juneau mine stock at the short session today. Closing quotation of American Can is l29, American Power and Light llfs, Anaconda 34A, Bethlehem Steel 53a., Curtiss Wright SIS, General Motors 64A, International Harves- ter no sale, Kennecott 3814, United States Steel 6214, Commonwealth and Southern 3A, Cities Service AZ, Bremner 19 at 25, Pound $5.02%, Calumet To- Hecla Mining no sale.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
IMLACH GOES WEST

w. J. Imlach, owner of the can nery at Port Benny, and Mrs. Imlach are passengers on the Mount Mckinley enroute from Se- attle to Port Benny.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
LIP LYNN CANAL

H. B. Madland, Darlington Jones representative, and Mrs. Madland sailed for Skagway on the Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
ELsTAD TO sKAGWAY

Bert Elstad, local insurance bro- ker. is roundtrip passenger to Skagway on the Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
APPOINTMENT TO BE M ADE SOON, DISPATCH SAYS
Paul Reported to Have Ap- proval of Commissioner
 Collier for Position
INDIANS ALLOWED TO
 ORGANIZE UNDER ACT
Initial Supervision to Be in Charge of Administrator
 Others to Be Named

WASHINGTON, June 13.- Indian Bureau officials said today that the selection of an Administrator for the Indian Reorganization Act in Alaska probably would be announced within two weeks by Commits sioner John Collier, subject to confirmation by Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes.
 The candidates are said to include William Paul of Ju- neau and Frank Peratrovich of Klawock. It was explained that while the initial super vision is in the hands of only one person, it would ultimate ly require the employment of several others.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
OLD wHEELER-HowARD ACT

OLD WnEELEh-hOW All
 The Indian Reorganization Act is the old Wheeler Howard Act and extends to the Indians of Alaska the right to form business and other organizations; to establish a credit system for Indians; grants certain rights of home rule: provides for vocational education for the h. dians and other privileges. Under jt loans may be made to Indians chartered corporations for the pur- pose of promoting the economic de- velopment of such tribes ad rhe-' members and not to exceed 5o000, will be available for making loa1s 10 Indian students in high schoeE and colleges In brief, the Indians will be allowed much the same com- munity organization privileges as the whi,e man, under the super vision of the Interior Department.
 Reported Approved
 Paul went to Washington in con- nection with the matter several months ago and has been connect cd with the Indian Office there. Unconfirmed reports here state he has been approved for the new post Ey Commissioner Collier. Since his departure for the east, Paul, who some months was temporarily sus- pended from the practice of law, las been charged in Federal District court with "willful deceit and gross misconduct" in an action asking his disbarment as an attorney. The &C., ton was brought by Assistant Dis trict Attorney George Folta. Paul is reported to have left Washington June II to return to Juneau.
 Peratrovich was a candidate at the recent primary election for the Legislature on the Democratic tick ct, but was unsuccessful. Both men are widely known in Southeast AL aska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-13
DOW. HOMES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 154.64, rails 46.73, utilities 32.65.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
Del Club Optimistic

En- un banquete celebrado a.
noche por Ell "Optimist Club,
en- ell restaurant Gel Boulevard
quedaron instalados" los direc
tivos de esta progresista algru-
paci6n que tiene como fin ell We
lar por ell mejor desarrollo mo-
raj e Intellectual de la juventud.
La directiva qued6 constitui-
da la siguiente forma: DR.. Ru-
ben Moreno, presidente; Vices,
Sres. Angel Olivia, Jose A. Gre
CORY, Jr., Lorenzo Mesa, Pepin
Gutierrez, Frank Carrera, DR..
Manuel Perez; Se~cretario, Ra :
miro TamargO; TesorerO, Juan
corces, Y Jimmy Greco, Sargen
to de Armas.
ALI estaban los Sres. Gusta-
vo Perez, Charlie Dfaz, Leon
Haber, Joe Garcia, Rail Cuer-
vo, A. Garcia, Mano Melendi,
Chas. Cuervo, Joe de los Reyes.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24

La 'Farmacia La Cruz que
era prqpiedad del DR.. Santiago
Paniello, ha sido vendida a los
j6venes Abelardo Santa Cruz y
Evelio Cernuda.
FL joven Santa Cruz, perso :
ma muy fina v atenta, trabajo
en- la farma:ia "Covadonga",
del Centre Asturiaro en- esta
ciudad, y Gltimamente estaba
prestando sus servicios en- un
establecimiento de la Gale Fran
kiln.
Los nuevos propietarics estan
llevando a efecto una reorgani :
zaci6n.
"Ofrecenemos precios nunca
vistos en- YIbor," nos dicen los
simpaticos propietaTios.
Una larga vida Y itOda clase
de suerte les deseamos en- su
nuevo establecimiento.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
POr las Casus de Salad.

En- ell Sana5orio del Centre
Espanol han sido operados por
los Ores. M. r. Winton Y San
tiagO Paniello: Clementina Ro-
driguez, Alfonso Echevarrfa,
Manuel Nimo y Jose Escalante.
En- la Ben6fica" han sido
cperadOs Joseph Sherman, del
No. 511 S. Albany; Irene Pala-
clos del No. S516 de Ia Gale 10;
.Etelvina Quelle, de lie Roy 252O;
Teresa Martinez, de la avenida
2 No. 23O6.
DID a luz un hermoso nino La
Sra. Margarita Greco, de Ia IL
avenida nGmero 929, siendo a.
sistida por Ell DR.. Paniello. Fran
cisca Filipello, de la Gale SO
2OO1, do a luz una nina.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24

Como invitados, Sr. Raul Vega.
Presidente de la Camara de Co
mercio de Ybor; Ramon Fernar
DEE Rey, Presidente del Centre
Espanol, r. Casanova, C. Es-
calante y D. Delgado.
Del Club de Tampa asistieron
los senores w. Lindsay, r. Ca
breath, w. Robertson, E. D,
Warner, M. Myer, Dean Hale,
DR.. Augustine, DR.. Peerman
Jack Crosier, Vic Sparrow, H.
Shropshire, E. G. Suarez.
De Bradenton, Don Withrow,
DR.. Pierce, Sid Lee, w. Tervin,
Ken Thompson.
La Sra. Florence Flanders,
acompanada al piano por ell Sr.
Hugh Hoover, entOn6 bonitas
canciones.
Ell P~residente, DR.. Moreno, ex
plic6 a los presentes ell progra-
ma del Club para Ell ano entran-
te.
Todos expresaron su satisfac
ci6n por ell mend v servicio del
restaurant "El Boulevard"
Nuestra felici. acton al "Opti-
mist Club
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
SeqMnda function

Esta noche Sc ofrecera la Sc
gunda function, correspondence
al segundo round latino del
Proyecto Teatral Federal, en- Ell
teatro del Centre As.urianos
Iran, a escena las bonitas o.
bras del genera bufo "Cuesta
Abajo" y "Donde las Dan las
toman." Nuevo decorado Y yes
tuario.
Nuevos n1meros de varieda :
des.
La function dara comienzo a
las 8 en- punto, a los preciOs de
Is c~entavos hrneta y 25c latera-
les.
La m1sica estara a cargo de
La orquesta que dirige ell profe-
sor Maxine Echegaray.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
NUEVO MEDICO ASISTEN-
TIE DE SANDAL

FL alcalde Ohancey anunci6
aver ell nombramiento del DR..
Luis j. Garcia para suceder al
DR.. J. A. Minardi en- ell puesto
de asistente medico del departa
mento de sanidad.
Venfa desempenando csc pies
10, i~nterinamente, ell DR.. j. A.
Minardi.
El DR.. J. S. Spoto, a quien
.Ipertenecia Ell cargo, renunci6 pa
ra tomar un curse especial en-
Baltimore.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
LA DEL IRA
BAJO ACATA UNI FALLO
DEL SUPREME

Habana, Albril 24.--La secre
taria del trabajo anunci6 aver
que acatara un fallo del Tribu-
nal Supreme sObre la Macdonald
zaci6n del trabajO, o sea la ley
del so por ciento.
Para ell cumplimiento de la
ley, de acuerdo con la interpre-
taci6n del mas alto tribunal de
justicia, Sc dictara un nuevo re-
glamento~
En- los lltimOs meses esa Sc
cretaria no respetaba la ley del
so pOr ciento.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24

en- Ia Ca1a de Salud del Centric
Asturiano.
Ia pino Etelvino Fernandez
fre vfctima de IN accidente au-
tomcvilisticc, sufrien1o la frac-
tura del craneo.
I'm case gravisimo.
Bajo ell tratamiento del DR..
Angulo la lesion del lcraneo Sc
va curando y ell enfermo pronto
es.ar4 c~ompletamente bien.
Felicitamos al DR.. Angulo por
este exito.
Cesar RiVerO
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
coRTE DE PoLIcIA

No Sc presentaron aver al
juez Watkins, siendoles incau-
las fianzas que prestarOn,
los ciudadanos M. Boy, Willie
Williams, Jose Spararo, Jose
Perez, JustO Gonzalez, Jack Po-
ties y F. G. Bona, acusados de
jugar al p~rdhibido.
Cada uno habia dado una fian
"a de $50, EN- metalico, dinero
que ingresara en- Ell tesoro mu-
nicipal.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
M0RRGS ELECTO PRESIDEN
TIE DE LA SOCIEDAD DE
LA r

Washington, Abril 24.-El
coronel James w. Morris, asis-
tente abogado general, fue aver
electo presidents de la sociedad
del Estado de Florida. Sucede al
eNgobernador Cary A. Hardee,
que ha venido desempenando ell
puesto en- los 1ltimos dos amos.
Dan F. Mularkey, de Fernan
dina, Ocupara la vicepresiden :
ella. Rowland A. Sara, de PEN
sacola, es ell secretario, v Miss
Hilda Williams, tesorera.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
SIC LOS RESCA-
TADOS DE LA NINA DE ORC

Moose River, Abril 24.-Los
dos hombres que fueron extrai-
dos con vida de la nina de orc
de Moose River, luego de diezs
dfas de lucha con ell hambre, re-
cuperaran por complete la sa-
lud, segdn los medicos que les
asisten. Ell DR.. Robertson, de IS
amos, ell mas viejo, necesita sole
descanso y alimento. Alfred
Scadding esta en- peor estado,
con los pies infestados, y deman
da un largo t~ratamiento.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
Sras. Conception Revere, Am
paro Cortazal y Herminia Perez

Muri6 aver en- su hogan, nd-
nero 1916 de Ia Octave avenida
Rodriguez de 80 amos.
Deja a SUI viuda, Sra. Manuel
Rodriguez, y una hermana, Sra.
Juana Vila5oy, de Earana.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
MATARON A UN TENIENTE
DE LA GUARDIA CIVIL

Sevilla, Abril 24.-La multi
tud quem6 una iglesia en- Lebri-
ia, atac6 la casa del presidente
de Acci6n Popular y mat6 a gol
pes a Francisco Lopez Ceperc,
un tenien.e de guardia civil. Ell
gobernadOr civil mand6 que las
tropas saliers a restablecer ell
orden.
En- AlmerfaS pereci6 un guar
dia de asalto y.sufrieron heri-
das dos j6venes comunistas.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
Ell ALCAIDE UNA


La nueva ordenanza cue pro-
Ihibe abrir establecimientos en-
ell Bayshore Boulevard, fue fir
mazda aver por ell alcalde Chan
cey, entrando en- vigor.
Varios propietarios solicita :
ron la ordenanza para prOteger
la belleza de csc paseO Y evitar
Are Sc abran gasolineras, pues-
tos de frutas u otros parecidos
negocios.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
LA POlICIA RECUPERO
CINCO GRABADOS

Madrid, Abril 24.-Comuni :
can de SegOvia que la policfa
recuper6 cinco valiosos graba :
dos que habian sido robadGs, u
no lde elos de IRambrandt.
Ell ladr6n ingres6 en- ~ car
eel a disposition del juez que
~instruye la eausa.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
LEGO A FRANCIA Ell CO.
RONEL LINDBERGH

Bcuglogne, Francia, Abril "a
-Ieg6 aver a este puerto, en-
un vapor de carga ingles, Ell CO.
ronel Charles A. Lindbergh, a
quien acompana su esposa. AL
desembar:ar pre2untafon so
bre ell estaIdo de los caminos has
ia la Riviera. La famosa pareja
Sc march6 del muelle en- su au-
g~uiandolo ell coronel.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
Hacia EspaNG

Rumbo a Espaia, via New
York; sali6 Ell Sr. Leocadio Me-
nendez, persona muy conocida
en- esta ciudad. Ell Sr. Menendez
esta relacionado con ell Latin
American Laundry.
Viajara ell apreciable viajero
en- un vapor de la Trasatlantica
Espahola, que representa- en- es-
ia ciudad ell Sr. M. Diaz Gao.
Feliz viaje y grata estancia lie
deseamOs.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
UNA AGUJA HIRIO A UN
PESCADOR
REFRTGERAD o
Ell CT co

Habana, Abril 24.-Un viejo
,pescador de tiburones, Domin-
20 Martinez Acosta, pesc6 aver
una aguja de gran tamano, re-
cibiendo una pindhada en- ell
.vientre.
Acosta, que conoce bien la pes
ca de la aguja, Sc descuid6 algo
y ell pei, en- la lucha, lego a al
canzarle.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
CASOS DE PALUDISMO
Y TIFOIDEA

Habana, Abril 24.-El hume
70 de rasos de paludismo en- la
RepGblica, segGn la secretarfa
de sanidad, es de 1929. Los ca
SOS de fiebre tifoidea son 259 y
los de poliomieliSis 5.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
Ell TEMPO

Nublados Y lBuvias ocasiona-
les. Maxima temperature aver,
"a grades; minima, Ga.
Marea alta a las 4:36 a. m. y
BIG p. M; marea baja a las
9:35 a. m. Y 1880 p. m.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
A CONFERENCE CON
Ell DEL
DE ESPANA

Madrid, Abril 24.-Don Ma :
nuel Azana, ell jefe del gobier-
no, cOnferenci6 aver con don
Nicolas O'Olver, gobernador
del Banco de Espana.
Trataron asuntos relaciona-
dos con los problemas financie-
ros de la nacionalidad.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
LA MO2DIO UN MONO DE
SU PROPIEDAD

Habana, Abril 24.-Cuando
la Sra. Maria del Monte daba
aver de conner a un mono de su
'propiedad, Ell animal la atac6,
ocasionandole heridas leves.
Ell mono ha sido sometido a
observation, aunque no parece
estar enfermo.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24
LEGO Ell GRAFT p
LIN A SEVILLA

Seuilla, Abril 24.-Proceden
re de Alemania arrib6 aver ea
dirigible Graft Zeppelin. Des :
pues del amarre desembarcaron
10 de sus pasajeros.
Luego de cargar combuSti6le
y aqua, ell dirigible sigui6 via
lie.
La gaceta., 1936-04-24

Dej6 de exisitir aver en- su
domicilio, I'LL de la Octava ave
nida, Antonio C9rtazal, de TIA
nos. LIE sobreviven tres hijas,
La gaceta., 1936-04-24

En- Ia QuintG "COv0domga".
Ell DIR. Ismael Angpllo Sc aca-
lba de anotar un ruidoso triunfo
con un case que tiene recluido