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La gaceta., 1936-02-21
LOS ABOGAD0S DE BRUNO
DESEAN QUE CoNDol
SEA LLAYADo

Trenton, febrero 21.-En un
1ltimo esfuerzo encA minado,
por y menos a posponer nIeva,
mente la fecha de ia eiecucid
de la sentencia de hderte RECAP
da sObre su defendido, los abo-
gados de Bruno reclamaron hoy
la preseneia de Jafsie Condor,
para que aclarase algunOs pr
ticulares en- relaci6n con q e.
ee.a~tr-aa unh
La gaceta., 1936-02-21
BATISTA HACIA oRIENTE.

Habana, febrero 21.-El Je-
fe del Ajercito Constitutional
ha anunciado sus prOp6sitos de
sali1en breve hacia las provin-
ciasg Orientales.
ABegdrase que este viaje del
COrOnel Batista es, simplemen.
t. d. igSPseei1aX aseeanso
La gaceta., 1936-02-21
UNI cAMPEsSa HERIDo

Habana, Febrero 21-Uh cam
pesi9o nombrado A~eOSjo Ca =
bRra, apar0j6 heridO y golpea-
do, cerca de Limonar. FL estado
del AsEido es de tai gravedad
que no Mpodido prsStar decla-
raci6n. FL hecho Sc estima muy
misteriosO.
La gaceta., 1936-02-21

FL Gran Jurado del condado
Sc propone, sesdn las infOT "a
clones publicaA&SbO Dor Il preA.
50 local, seguir hasta 81 final
su investigation sobre ell gran
regOcio de los juegOs de azaT
en- Tampa.
Por nuestra parteSnos limi-
tamos por hoy a alentar a los
eomisicnadOs.
Ojol6 que @sta vez no sea
"juego" Ia Iucha contra ell jue
go en- Tampa.
SUSTTTUTQ-
La gaceta., 1936-02-21
oTRoS oRADoRE

En- ell acto hablaran, ademas
del doctor Grau San Martin,
los estudiantes Leo Alvarez y
Jose Utrera, miembros ambos
del Comite de Huelga Univer-
sitario; ell doctor Gustavo Al
dereguia, expediciOnariO de CT
bara y RiembrO dirigente de la
Organization RevOlucionaria
Guiana Antimperialista'', bien
:onOcido del pIblico tampeho,
ante ell que ha hablado en- va
rias ocasiones; ell doctor Jorge
Lopez, miembro del Comit6
Gestor Nacional del Partido Re
voluciOnario Cubano, tambier
conOcidO de los tampehos; el
La gaceta., 1936-02-21
TIRANTEZ EN- Ell ALTO
MANDO ~C0NJUNTLSTA

Habana, febrero 21.-Asegl-
RE que la situaci6n ~existente
en- ell alto mando del ConjuntO
Nacional DePpcratico, ha
gado a un grade de maxima tA
rantez que amenaza en- dividir
totalmente al partido menocSiis
Ia.
Como sc sabe, ell General Me-
not uervo Rubio, Pelayo
CuerV ptros son contrawios a
aceptar " senadurias que ell
GobiernoA iere regalarles,
mientras VeN Alfonso Pu-
jol y varios bstienen que
no deben despreciarse esas po-
siciones.
La gaceta., 1936-02-21

DIR. RAMON r A SAN
R ex-presidente de Gu
ba y lider maximo del Partido
Revolucionario Cubano, (Au-
tenticOs), que llegard Ell do
mingO pr6ximo a Tampa, para
tOmar parte en- la velada or
ganizada para conmemorar Ell
Critic de Barre, en- la nOche del
lunes veinte y cuatrO.
La gaceta., 1936-02-21

grlentoS r~eglStradoS con tai MO
two.
Hasta ell momento Sc calcu-
la que los muertos en- los recien
ties motines ascienden a unos
81. Los heridos graves Sc ha :
cen ascender a unos cuarenta
y cinco.
Mas des6rdenes
Dos izquierdistas fueron he
ridos, cuando chocaron con
fuerzas de la policia, y tres
mas recibieron lesiones de gra
vedad al ser atacada una ma
nifestaci6n, a tiros, desde los
BALCONIES de un Cfrculo Politi-
co Derechista. Cinco personas
murieron en- Alicante, y una
en- Malaga, en- los encuentros
callejeros con la Guardia Civil.
En- Palma del Rio, al Sur de
la Provincial de Cordoba, los
extremistas destruyeron una
iglesia, e hicieron que las mon
jas abandonaran ell convento,
refugiandose en- casas particu-
lares.
En- Carmona, los amotinados
atacaron las iglesias, pero fue
ron rechazados.
En- la Coruna, asaltaron la
iglesia de Santa Catalina.
Algunos peri6dicos han sido
asaltados y destruidos. En-
Murcia, ciudad situada al SUI
reste de la provincial de su nom
bre, los extremistas a~saltaron
ell peri6dico LA Verdad", des
truyendo su mobiliario, perO
fueron rechazados por la poll
ella frente al peri dico eel Agra
rio de Levante'.
Ell estado de guerra fue de-
cretado en- Murcia, ante la anne
naza de huelga general lanza-
da como una protesta por ell
decreto que establecfa ell esta-
do de guerra en- la provincial de
Alicante.
En- Alcoy, los amontinados
asaltaron la iglesia de Santa
Maria, y ell peri6dico derechis-
ia LA Gaceta."
En- Oviedo 1913 presses poll
ticos lograron escapar de la pr
sion, y un n1mero desconocido
de detenidos hugo de la carcel
de Gij6n, diciendo que no que
rfan seguir esperanto a que ell
Gobierno decrease la amnis-
tia p%rometida.
Dos personas murieron en-
Alicante, cuando una gran mul
titud atac6 la prisi6n, intentan-
do libertar a los presses politi-
cos.
Los fascistas y los derechis-
tas han sido atacados violen-
tamente en- distintas ciudades.
Sc habla de loo SOviets
en- Espaha
I'm ider sociaAsta ha decla-
RADIO que la formation del Co
bierno de republicanos de IL
quierda por don Manuel Aza-
ma, como resultado de las cleo
clones del domingo dltimo, no
es mas que ell primer paso ha-
cia la implantaci6n de los $50
viets" en- Espaha.
! FL Partido Socialista, com =
%prometido con Azaha a refor-
carlo en- la asamblea legislati-
va, abandonara en- breve ell pae
to pre-electOral, para segph
una orientaci6n propia% egdn
ell propio sdSr, s~elal ahade
que ants de cSheo amos, la De-
mOcraeia habra quedado abo-
Ida en- Espaha, creandose la
Union de RepGblicas Sovieticas
de la Peninsula Iberica, con la
incorporation de Portugal a
las mismas.
ia Revolution eapahOla=
lGgus6eiqndo q Rll&aq y
La gaceta., 1936-02-21
La Amnbtia

FL Gobierno ha decidido pre-
guitar al Presidente Alcala
ZamOra 81 esta dispuestO a fir
mar an decreto autorizando al
Gabinete para disponer la mas
amplia amnistia, Que permita
libertar a tOdos los presses con
motive de la revolution de oc-
tubre de 1884.
Este decreto, quedara termi
nado hoy, sera firmado mana
ma sabado, y aparecera en- una
edici6n extraordinaria de la
Gaceta Official ell domingo, pa
"a comen2ar q ser ejecutado ell
lunes pr6ximo.
La gaceta., 1936-02-21

der, cugo nombre 20 ha side
dado a la publicidad-, es iden-
tica a la rusa. Francisco Largo
Caballero sera ell Lenin de los
comunistas e%spaholes, y~Aza-
ma es ell Kerensky de la hWEa
|situaci8n. Como Lenin, Caballe
70 esta eeperapdo rsSGaida dS
Azaha, para actuar.
No obstante estas declara =
clones, cuya autentici&ad has
% puesta en- duda por la ma
yoria de los dirigentes del bio.
que de Izquierdas, los lideges
socialistas estan recomendaA :
do calma a sus p%artidarios \
nan contribuido, personalmen-
te, con su acci6n serena y 81
palabra energica' a disminuir
Ia tension en- numerOsas eiuda-
Ides.
La gaceta., 1936-02-21
La bandera de IL
independence catalina

En- Barcelona, los extremis-
tas dieron una manifestation
tumultuosa, desplegando la
bandera de la independence
catalina usada durante la re-
vuelta de 1884, demandandO Ia
Immediate liberaci6n de lOs pre-
80 y u rsmOeien De tOdOs los
La gaceta., 1936-02-21

Madrid, FebrerO Zl.-CoI
objeto de reprimir los motineS
izquierdistas, ell Gobierno de
don Manuel Azana, ha deere
tado la ley marcial en- las pro
vincias de Alicante, Cordoba
Murcia, Valencia y Zaragoza
FL resto de la republica per
nance bajo ell "estado de a.
larma" decretado por ell ante.
rior Gabinete de Portela Va
lladares POGO despues de la;
elecciones del domingo.
Ocho personas resultaror
m~uertas, y un n1mero crecidc
recibi6 heridas de considera-
ci6n, cuando la Guardia Civil
trat6 de impedir que los radi-
Gales dieran fuego a los con
ventos religiosos y asaltaran
los centres polfticos de los par
tidos derechistas.
Sc asegura que los extremis
tas han colocado la bandera re
ia del comunismo en- distintos
'us"ieS' 4.h
FL GObierno act1a con
serenidad
Serene, pero energico ante
la gravedad de la situaci6n, el
Gobierno de don Manuel Aza-
ma, lider de la coalici6n izquie1
dista victoriosa en- las eleccio
mes del domingo 1ltimo, ha die
tadO algunas medidas de emer
gencia tendencies a restablecer
ell Orden 10 antes possible, i'm
pidiendo la continuation de
los motines, asaltos, incendios
y saqueos que mantienen al
pals en- estado de agitaci6n.
Despues de decretar la ley
marcial en- las provincias de
Alicante, Cordoba, Murcia, Va
lencia y Zaragoza, ell Gobier.
no envi6 Glen guardias, arma.
dos de ametralladoras, hacis
la ciudad de Ecija, en- ell LELAND
suroeste de la provincial de
Huelva, donde Sc asegura que
los comunistas han proclama.
do ell Soviet, bajo ell signo de
la bandera roja.
Una mujer muerta en- Avila
Como resultado de un nue..
vo chOque entire la policfa y uI
grupo numerOso de manifestan
ties radicales que desplegabar
al aire una bandera roja y vi.
toreaban a los ''soviets", en-
Hoyo Pinares, Provincial de A.
villa, una mujer fu@ muerta J
varios hombres sufrieron heri.
das graves.
Estos continues des6rdene;
parece que Obligaron al Gobiel
no a decretar la ley marcial er
toda la repGblica muy en- brevt
La gaceta., 1936-02-21
Decretada la ley marcial en- las
%provincias de Alicante, Zaragoza,
Cordoba, Murcia y Valencia, Espana

culpables de los successes san
grientos registrados con tai mic
two.
Hasta ell momento Sc calcu-
la que los muertos en- los recien
ties motines ascienden a unos
81. Los heridos graves Sc ha
cen ascender a unos cuarenta
y cinco.
La gaceta., 1936-02-21

Asunci6n, Paraguay, II
2l-LA Junta Provision
bierno ha acordado, ID
de elegir al Coronel ID al
Franco como Presidente de I,
Niblica, poner en- vigor I,
IA constitution de 1870
al Ministerio de AgrS
tura, que hasta ahoEa no q
tia en- esta repdb y autS
Ear al nuevo presidente
que, cuando 10 cHa
convoque a una q
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05
Lions Program to
Be Given Tonight
At High School

AS means of raising funds to carry
on their work among the blind and to
bring Henderson high class enter
tainment, the Lions Club will present
the first of a series of four entertain
ments this evening at the Henderson
high school, it being full two hour
program of high class musical num-
bers by the Di Crosta-Ferrari COM
pany, RKO circuit artists.
It is the plan of the Lions to use
the profits realized from these enter
tainments to aid in their work among
the blind in this community. Already
the civic body has set up blind mer-
chant in business, his stand being on
Montgomery street near the temper
airy post office. and they have others
putting bottoms in chairs.
1t is the hope Of the club to make
the blind self sustaining, lending more
to the happiness of these unfortu-
mates.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05
SAYS OPEN SEWER
NO HEALTH MENACE
DIR. Gregg Says Health Department
Watching Underpass Situation
for Protection

The open sewer running in a ditch
for distance of about 100 feet near
the underpass construction project
has been closed, but it was not a
health menace even as it was, DR..
A. d. Gregg, health officer, said to-
day. He stated that a number of
complaints had come to his depart
ment about the situation, and that
the department had kept a close
watch on the situation.
since the c;tch has been covered
and Is now dark inside, flies will not
go INTO the dark 1eces.see of the drain
age course. Moreover the opsn ditch
was properly cisin:ected IS a double
precaatiCn DIR. Gregg stated.
A new connection for residences
and business establishments served
ny the line that had to be taken up
because of excavations for the under
pass Is now icing constructed, and
VIII be completed in Il few days, the
fcafh officer explained. lie gave full
assurance that proper precautions
We're being taken in the interest of
health.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05
ISSUE Of DANCING
AT SCHOOL URGED
High School Parents Asked
for Expression; School
Board To Decide

Whether to dance or not to dance
in the gymnasium of the new Hen
dersOn i'Jgh school is the issue that
has been put squarely up to the par
ents Of the school in letters sent them
is the annual fall festival of the stu
dents Friday night, November 90
The letters to parents bear the
names of both Superintendent E. M.
Rollins and Prof. w. D. Payne, high
school principal. It is stated that no
one will be allowed to dance except
high school students. Parents are in
vited to attend the festival and "en-
JOY the occasion without students"
the letters explain. Both parents are
requested to sign the letters stating
their views, and to return them to
the home room of the pupil.
1t is customary to permit student
dancing at these festivals, but school
authorities understand that a num-
Der of parents object to the social
pastime, and are DESTROYS of knowing
their ground before permitting it in
school property, owned by the public
While parents are requested to ex-
press their views on the matter of
dancing on this one occasion, the
board of trustees of the city schools
will be called upon to settle the mat
ter as permanent policy, one way
or another.
Following is the text of the letter
to parents:
The senior class of the Henderson
High School desires to hold it's an
nual fall festival in the High School
Gymnasium. We feel that our pupils
should be permitted to use the Gym
nasium for Social Activities but since
it has been customary for the pupils
to dance at these Annual Fall Fes-
rivals we are writing to you to as
certain your wishes in this matter.
1--WE desire to know if you wish us
to permit our pupils to dance in the
gymnasium on this occasion. No one
will be allowed to dance who is not
a member of the High School Student
body.
All of our parents are cordially in
vited to attend this event and enjoy
the occasion. with our students.
please sign below and return this
letter to your child's Home Room
Teacher. Please use the back of the
letter to write any comments that you
may wish to make in regard to the
question as to whether or not you
think that we should allow our pupils
to dance in the High School Audi
torium or Gymnasium On the might
of November 20 at the Annual Fall
Festival which has been sponsored by
the Senior Glass for many years."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05
GLENNA JANE THOMPSON
COMING TO THE STEVENSON

Strike up the band!-here somes
The Queen of SWING" Glenna Jane
Thompson, who is recognized as one
of the worlds finest girl musicians,
is coming to the Stevenson, Sunday
night, Nov. s, for two performances,
with her Hollywood Playgirls includ-
ing the internationally known Udell
Triplets who come to US direct from
Gene Austin's Blue Heaven Club in
Hollywood, California. Many movie
star. has stood for hours fascinated
by Glenna Jane Thompson whether
she was behind the drums or at the
piano-she swings out, as they say in
no mean manner. She spells rythm
on any instrument and was crowned
The Queen of Swing at a banquet
he'd early in the year upon her ar
rival in New York from the West
Coast
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05
LIQUOR CASES FAR
IN LEAD IN MONTH
Whisky Involved in Over
Half of 81 Recorder
Trials in October

Cases tried in the Vance county re-
corder's court in October in which
liquor was involved amounted to 40,
or more than half of the total Of 81
cases heard in that tribunal, the
monthly report on the recorders court
revealed today as made public by
Clerk of Superior Court E. o. Falkner
Of the 81 defendants tried, 50 were
white and 35 colored.
Fines amounted to $574.85 and fees
to $796.41, total Of $1,371.26.
Seven defendants were sent to the
roads, seven had their cases nolle
prosed, five were not guilty and five
appealed to superior court, while 63
paid costs and fines.
Twenty-seven defendants were char
ged with being drunk, ten with pos
session of illegal whisky, seven with
drunken driving, four with being
drunk and assault and one with be-
ing drunk and resisting an officer, a
total of 40. Eight were charged with
reckless driving, seven with an as
sault, five operating a car without
proper license, three with trespass
and an assault with a deadly weapon
and three with non-support. Two were
accused of operating a diSOrderly
house. One each faced charges of
theft of an automobile, disturbing re-
ligious worship, operating a business
on Sunday. dancing on the Sabbath,
chicken stealing, gambling, falling to
comply with court order, disorderly,
theft Of tobacco and breaking and
entering.
The report for September was made
public at the clerks office today also,
! showing so defendants tried SIS Of
them being white and Is colored.
Fines amounted TO 1904 and fees to
$488.78, or a total of $7A2.78.
Forty-nine defendants paid fines
costs, Is were nolle prosed, ten were
sentenced to the roads and six found
not guilty. Seventeen were charged
with an assault and II with being
drunk, six with possession of whisky,
two with contributing to delinquency
and two with immoral conduct, one
false pretense, two non-support, two
theft of gasoline, seven reckless driv-
ing, one worthless check, four drunk
and assault, three operating disorder
ly house, five drunken driving, two
stealing chickens, four driving with
out proper license, and one each with
carrying a concealed weapon, using
/ profane language, speeding, driving q
car without proper brakes, and one
assault with a deadly weapon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05

ments, and parents and visitors in
general will have an opportunity to
visit and inspect all departments of
the new high school, Prof. Payne said
that I'VE plan to make this a great
event"
Another program at the chapel as
sembly period rs contemplated ON
Thursday morning at the high school
at 1920 o'clock.
Friday evening at $50 o'clock the
Kiwanis club will devote it's program
to American Eduaction week, and the
meeting of the club will be In the
cafeteria room of the school. Rev. G.
X Proctor, superintendent of the
Oxford Orphanage at Oxford, will be
the chief speaker.
A public program the Junior Order
had agreed to put on was cancelled
because of the Lions club program
Thursday, November u, it was stat
ed. The Lions had agreed to sponsor
a public program on Wednesday, No
vember II, but that also was can
celled because of the American Legion
Armistice Day celebration program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

l. Does dozen take a singular or a
plural verb?
g. Where was Woodrow Wilson born?
3. What is a bema?
4. Will a dead human body conduct
electricity?
5. When did the United States declare
war against Germany?
6 In surgery, what is necrosis?
Z. Name the longest river in Africa.
8. Who was Tilman Riemenschneider?
9 Name the compiler of Webster's
dictionary.
10. Who played the role of MRS. Cop
perfield" in the motion picture,
David Copperfield?"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05
NOTICE.

The undersigned Administrators of
the Estate of the Late Miss Jessica
Randolph Smith will offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Vance Storage Company
in Vance County, North Carolina, at
II o'clock midday, on Monday,
November 3Oth. 1886, the following ar
ticles of personnel property, viz:
1 mahogany bed.
mahogany tables.
1 portrait.
chest of drawers.
1 Underwood typewriter.
And other personal effects
This sale is made in order that a
division and settlement may be had
of the Estate of the Late Miss Jessica
Randolph Smith.
This the 18th day of November, 1885,
j. P. ZOLLICOFFER,
Administrator of The Estate of Miss
Jessica Randolph Smith.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05
Education
Program Is
To Be Had
High School Plans
Special Exercises in
Keeping With Ma
tiOnal Week

A program in observance of Ma
tional Education Week is to be Of
fered under auspices of the Hender-
son high school next week, Prof. w
D. Payne, the principal, announced
today The week will be so observed
throughout the nation.
At the assembly, or chapel period
at the high school on Tuesday morn
ing, the program will be devoted to
this cause.
On Tuesday night the chief event
of the week will he school demon
stration night" at the high school, to
which all citizens will be invited A
program will be presented in the au-
ditorium to demonstrate the work of
the school in all of its various depart
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05
VETERANS
TO REUNE NOV. 8-11
Meeting of Old 81st Division of World
War In Knoxville First
Half Next Week

Veterans in this city and section as
we'll as elsewhere, who were members
of the famous World War 81st, or
Wildcat. Division. nave been advised
of the annual national reunion of the
organization in Knoxville, Tenn, from
Sunday through Wednesday of next
week, November to II.
Notices state that it is fitting that
these dates be selected for the re-
union, as it was en- November 8, 1918,
that the division moved into the
Meuse-.Argonne sector during the
World War and the division lost l.
200 of its personnel from that date
until the signing of the Armistice on
November II.
A memorial service will be held
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1895

Sunday afternoon at o,o,.,
a Smofer at 8 p m.' Sunday and III" IL.
opening Of the convention = MS
day, with a noon luncheon A. ~ .0ii-
noon noon business ". ness meeting, then tbes+s.
party at night. Business session. ,iealre
occupy Tuesday, with banoua 4' ~. VIII
night On Wednesday, which win mat
Armistice Day, there will be n ~'m be
a trip to Norris dam and a ba pqaaoe,
at IVA activities, and military De bo,,
at night closing the reunion oail
Major General Charles J. Rail-.
Major General Charles q bailey,
and Brigadier-General George " y.
liver will attend and the 81st p -. NC
Division will meet with the 1v sese1Ve
81st, it Is stated 'iine
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05
W.P "A. Sewing Room
Invites The Public

The Vance county WPA sewing
rooms, located in the Peace Building
on William street, through its super
visor, Mrs. Esther v. Bruin, has is
sued an invitation to the public to
visit the rooms Tuesday, Nov. 10
from l to 4:30 p. m. to inspect the
work being done there. Refresh
merits will be served it was stated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05
Diphtheria Less
Over County Now

Diphtheria, which a month ago
had assumed proportions APP
preaching problem, had virtually
disappeared at the end of October,
it was shown today in the monthly
report of the Vance County Health
Department on contagious diseases
in the county. There were only
three new cases of the malady re-
ported for the entire month.
And there was only one other
contagious disease appearing in
the same period, that being lone
case of chickenpOx.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05

Marriage Paper-A Negro oa,
Charles Thomas and Esther Hend p'r
son, both of Middleburg. were grae.
ed license to we'd at the Vance p onl-
istry yesterday '''SS-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05

Maj. Gen. John r. Preston, U. S.
a., who today reaches the statutory
age OF retirement, born in Baltimore,
"a years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05
RATINGS GIVEN ON
MARKETS OF CITY
Scores Earned in lnspec-
tons by Health De-
partment Are Shown

Scores made by markets supplying
customers in the city were shown In
the report today by the Vance County
Health Department on the basis of in
snactinn made for October as follows:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05

1870-Fielding II. Garrison, army
medical officer, assistant librarian,
Surgeon Generals Office, author, born
in Washington, D. c.. Died April 18,
1885.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05
SCORES OF HOTELS.
AND CAFES LISTED
High Ratings Made by Most
of Them in Inspections
for October

Ratings of hotels, restaurants and
cafes in sanitary inspections by the
Vance CSounty Health Department
for October were revealed today as
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-05

Senators are elected for nine years
in France.