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The Washington times., 1936-02-03
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Tonight

TEMPLE MAJOR LEAGUE-Nu-way
Garage VS.. Dixie Pigs, Rinalm Taflors
vs.. Lido Civic Club, Camden Tavern We.
BrOdts, Sunrise Bakery vs.. Caruso rs Yrocs-
ct Temple. -
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH
LEAGUE-cherrydals VS.. MI. 0nyes'
r. I. Ave- No. / VS.. N. c. Ave. No: =.
All stars VS.. N. c. Ave. No. l. Fort
Mysr Hts c.;x y, First cfurs1 S1:. NJ No. eUT. SS.
Mt. Tabor No. 1, at Rosslyn.
PENCE GEORGES LADIE g
IEAGUE-Lustine Nicholson vs.. stand
ard stores, at Hyattsville Arcade.
PRINCE RGES COUNT
LEAGUE-Rector's Ice vs.. Jolly Scots
Carr Bros. VS.. W. A. T. P. A. at Hyatts-
vile Arcade.
MT. RAINIER LEAGUE-BrOOkland
Garage vs. valspar No. 1. sSaurs va Val
spar No. 2. at Mt. Rainier.
l. o. o. r. LEAGUE-Amity No. 1
VI. Friendship, Eastern vs. Columbia.
SANITARY LEAGUE-sanico Peas vs.
Vegetable Dept. Jumbo Butter vs.. Sanico
Coffee. Sanico Bread vs.. Sanico Extracts'
sanico Meats vs. Piggly Wiggly; Sanitary
VS.. Sanico Doughnuts, Sanico Raisin
Bread vs.. Sanico Cakes, Land o Lake
Butter VS.. Jumbo Bread. General supt:
vs. Hunts Fruits, Sanico Hams vs.. Self
Oats, Sanitary office Vs. Coffee Division,
Sanico Bakery vs.. Sanitary Tea, Airway
Coffee VS.. Stokelys Vegetables, Certified
Eggs VS.. Sanico Flour, Green Bag Coffee
vs. Sanico Poultry. at Convention Hall.
FEDERAL. LEAGUE-NatiopaI Capital
Parks VS.. I. C. c., Public Schools vs.. In
vestigation, G. p. o. VS.. Veterans Bureau.
Highways vs.. g. p. o. U. p. Navy Yard
Va /. B. q. W.. at Arcadia.
EPISCOP PAL YOUNG PEOPLES
LEAGUE-Christ Church No. vs. st.
COLUMBIA, Christ Church No. I W. Ali
Souls. st. stephens Va Rock Greek. At
Rendezvous.
WHAT'S IN A NAME LADIES
LEAGUE-w. A. c. s. vs. ". I. NJ.
Mines VS.. HoLC. Infor. VS.. F. c. A..
Stand. VS.. N. s. l., Aero vs.. Transp" At
Lucky Strike.
PROCUREMENT LEAGUE-Aztscs w.
ColoniaIs. Romans VS.. Georgians, Modern
lists vs. Etruscans, Dorics vs.. Empires.
Gothics vs. Corinthians, Imperials VS..
Victorians, Saxons VS.. 1onics, Orientala
VI. Tudors, at Recreation.
FRATERNITY LEAGUE-A. I. X. Eta
vs.. A. I. X. Alpha. Phi Delta Kappa vs..
Gamma Beta, A. s. L. Delta Chi vs..
A. !. K. Beta, A. s. L. Chi Sigma W.
Kappa Phi. at Rendezvous.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Central Begins
Track Work
Today
By GARRETT WATERS


Here 1t is Monday again. and
once more ye olde scholastic wheel
goes round and round Hardy
Pearce dts official now looks
over track prospects at Central to-
day. Hardy expects an enormous
crowd.
Oh, yes, that grand old gentle
man, Bill Foley, will be there.
Bill Is still head COACH Of the
team he will let Pearce do
most Of the active work, however.
Central hopes to do great things
in track this season. to Offset
the poor ones Of recent years. ..
from the enthusiasm and material
expected the Blue and White may
develop into q threat yet.
All Of which should be very In.
tereSting to Tech High tracksters,
not to mention Coach Hap Har-
dell. the Trainers wouldn't mind
some opposition at that. they've
held the spotlight 50 long in this
sport.
Thinking Of Track
Eastern, Western and Roosevelt
are thinking about track now
while on that subject. no prac-
tice sessions have been started
yet, but Coaches Artie Boyd, Dan
Ahern and Lynn Woodwork are
mapping plans and tracking
down" talent for "open up" drills
in the spring.
The inter-high basketball series
enters its final stretch this week
:. Tomorrow Central plays Roose.
welt at Roosevelt. and Tech
meets Western at Tech. Sam
Fox will make his first appear
ance in the series for the Mt.
PleaSanter5. Sam, q big, heavy
set lad, became eligible with the
advisory reports of last week. .
he should help his team. but
not as far as the championship is
concerned.
Eastern walked off with that title
last Friday when it defeated West
ern in 80 to % game. incident
ally, Eastern will Lose all of its
present varsity" after this years
series. including Bucky Buch-
holz, Chick Hollidge, Buddy
Shaner, Levelle Dean and Reds
Scheible. this m cans Coach
Charlie (Chief) Guyon will be
forced to build all over again. q. .
but he'll have two good prospects
in Clinton Quantrille and Shorty
Miller.
Eastern plays Roosevelt at Tech
-. and Western meets Central at
Roosevelt in the other games this
week. Friday will be the day -.
the Western Central clash should
be quite interesting. both teams
have improved with each game.
Tried, But Failed
They tried to schedule the Tech.
Central game Of last Friday at the
Roosevelt gym which would
have brought the return Of the
old double-header system for one
day. but it was ruled out and
the February II date set. soon
after, the Eastern-Western con.
test at Roosevelt had to be shifted
because Of RooSevelt's Senior
Prom.
The small Central gym became
the site and the crowd that took
up every inch of space brought
back memories of the enthusiasm
and color that used to prevail in
the good old days."
Next year doubleheaders will
again rule provided enough
pressure can be applied to those
running affairs what q gala
event that would be but it's a
long way off and there's still LOT
of wrangling and planning to be
done before any new system is
adopted but more power to
those in. the know they're
thinking in the right direction
or this department doesn't know
Fits scholastic psychology.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
TaiIors and CoaImen
Set for Battle

Rinaldi Tailors and Delaware &
Hudson quints will battle tomor-
row night in the Heurich gym
for the first half Heurich Cup
basketball title. The two clubs
ended the first half scheduled
deadlocked with II victories and
one defeat each. One game-to-
morrow night, S:30-win decide
the championship.
Tonight Senate m e is Little
Tavern; Coffey Sales clashes with
D. & II. and Olmsted Grill takes
on Bovello in regular second half
schedule games.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Arena 10 Stage
CoIored Show

Thirty-two rounds Of all colored
boxing were announced by Pro
moter John Bell for the Arena
Friday night.
Featuring a heavyweight bout
Of 10 scheduled heats bringing
together Young George Godfrey
VS.. Lou "Tiger'' Flowers, Bell to-
day announced the signing Of two
four-rounders pairing off King
Kong VS.. Jim Lamar and Johnny
Snowden VS.. Kid Hughey.
Meyer Rowan boxes Young
Harry Wills in the Semifinal eight.
rounder while K. o. Clark and
Willie Green meet in a special six
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Presidents Play
John Marshall

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. 8.
John Marshall High, champions
Of Richmond, engage the George
Washington Presidents here Sat-
urday night.
A victory for the AlexandrianS
in this contest will give them five
consecutive victories over confer.
ence teams.
Tomorrow the Presidents travel
to Fredericksburg, Va, for q
warm-up tuSsle with the Fred
erickSburg High School quint.
Sparrow Juniors are leading the
local junior basketball league with
three wins and no defeats.
Three games are scheduled to-
morrow: Post VS.. Duke Street, Sen
atorS VS.. Sparrows and Flashes VS..
CelticS.
Wednesday night the KiwaniS
and Rotary teams meet on the
bowling alleys for the lead in the
service club loop.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Howard Quintet
Plays Tonight

Howard University courtmen
will open a long stay Of home en-
gaeements tonight meeting Vir-
ginia State College at $3.50 o'clock
In the university gym.
The BiSonS are out to cop the
C. I. "A. A. crown again this sea-
son. Only one contest has been
dropped so far and that to the
Hampton Seasiders. Alabama
State College, champions Of the
Southeast, will play the BiSons
here Friday evening followed by
Lincoln Saturday night and North
Carolina. st. Paul and Hampton
here next week.
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hopes he'll be t1ghtlng u out
Now this is not surprising if
you are at all acquainted with
Berwyn's William. Someone told
him that he ought to stick right
at third and fight it to o finish
with Eric McNair. The minute
the friend mentioned fight" Bill
was sold.
McNair May Try Second
Now maybe it won't develop
into . fight at all, and here's the
story that was told to me the
other day by . man who enjoys
the confidence Of the venerable
Connie Mack.
According to the dope that comes
right down from Shibe Park.
Mack intended to play McNair at
second base this season in the
event that the deal with Boston,
discussed last season, failed 70 ma
teriahze. The official, records Of
the American League show that
McNair did not play any games
at second base for the Mackmen
last year, but he spent more or
less time fooling around in prac-
tice periods. He showed enough
stuff to convince Mack that he
could really play second.
II Mack's friend has the right
dope, it is certain that Connie
passed along the word to Eddie
Collins and Tom Yawkey when
the deal sending McNair to Bos-
ton was made. With Werber de-
termined to remain at third until
ousted by some player better fit
ted for the job, it is fair to as
sumo that the hold Of the aging
Oscar Melillo, bought from the
Browns last summer for $25 600,
is threatened.
Melillo played in 1913 games last
season and accepted TIT chances.
Three other second baSemen were
buster for the season than Melillo.
and they all played in more games.
Hale Busiest Third Sacker
Werber accepted 465 chances in
123 games. Hale, Of Cleveland,
handled sos chances in 149 games
and was the busiest Of all the third
baSemen in the American League
There IS q disposition on the part
Of some folks close to Boston
sources to discount Werber'S ability
as q third baseman. One hard
boiled critic went so far as to say
that he covered most Of his ground
jumping up and down. But it is ex'
tremely difficult to argue around
the fact that he was right in the
thick Of things, taking care Of al
most four chances per game.
"Tm going to remain ct third
base" Werber told . friend who
conveyed the message to this
writer today. 'T see no reason
for shifting to the OutfieId until
someone comes along and plays
ball that I can't match. When
that time comes III move, but
not until then"
With Werber'S arm and hic
speed, all he has to do Is recover
the batting form he flashed
couple Of years ago and he will be
perfectly all right.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Baltimore " Desires
Basketball Opponent

The Baltimore Y. M. H. A baS-
ketball team is seeking a strong
unlimited opponent for q game
Sunday, February 8, at 8 p. m. in
Baltimore. Expenses will be guar
anteed. Write special delivery or
telegraph or telephone Sanford j.
Baer, 305 West Monument st.,
Baltimore, Nd.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Hurd, FresChi
WaI|opPins

Scores came high in the Temple
Major Duckpin League last week
as Ed Hurd pounded out a 418
to lead Nu-Way Garage to a two
one victory over Lido Civic Club,
though Joe Freschi smacked out a
410.
Hurd chalked up high individ-
ual game for the season, I'll, with
six spares and two strikes. but
that was the game his team lost.
His first two games were lit and
1870. Freschi's games were 122,
ISL and 1877. -......
Other standout scores were
Pacini, 368; Jet and RinalG, 367;
OliVetti, 366; T. Sartini, 365;
Hayre. 362: Evans, 35S; Rettew
and Weisner, 1856; Hare and
Lewis, 353 each; Mischou, 352.
Caruso's Groceries had high game,
$40 and high set, 1,7S9. Stand
innss
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
District Golf Body
Will Meet ToniQhi

The District Golf Association
will hold its annual meeting to-
night at the Racquet Club at 8
o'clock. Martin r. West, Of Colum-
bia Country Club, Is due to be
installed as the new president,
while championship and tourna-
ment dates will be agreed upon.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Crucial Tits Face
County Floor FiVes

Important games face teaima
Of the Montgomery County BaS
ketball League this week. Rock
vile plays Sherwood today at
Rockville and Bethesda Chevy
Chase entertainS GonZaga at
Bethesda.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Cards, HopIites Win

LAUREL, Md, Feb. 3.-Cardi'
mails won from the Mt. Rainier
Grays, 41-34 and the HopliteS de
feated the Finance Club, Of Fort
Meade, 1922 in Trt-C County League
games.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
College Juniors Seek

Army War College Juniors want
games with 145-pound teams.
Phone Edward Lewis, National
sta, branch "a.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Reserves Would Play

Mt. Rainier Reserves want a
game for Thursday to be played
at the Mt. Rainier High School
gym. Phone Bob Bellman, Green
wood 2477.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Jewish Center Wins

Jewish Community Center baS-
keters had little trouble defeating
the Warrenton Five, II to II. Fox,
with 10 points. starred for the
winners.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Bill Werber Battles
For Third Base Job
By FRANK BUCK" o'NEnL

Bill Werber thought the proposition Of converting him
self into outfielder and didn't think much Of it. He is
going to fight it the third line at Boston and
hopes he'll be fighting it out all summer.
La gaceta., 1936-05-09

Dia de las Madres, de las no
bles y%penas madres, lhonradas
por los hijOs carinosos.
Dfa de emoci6r para tOdas las
madres y para todos los hijos
di2nos y agradecidos.
La flor r3ja para recordar a
la que vive y es respetada Y a.
mada; la flor blanca en- memo
ria de aquella a quien Dios Sc lie
v6 de la terra.
Para las buenas madres, Ell
mejor de todos los regalos es sa-
Der que sus hijos piensan en-
elias y las yeneran.
Millones de hijos no podran
manana obsequiar a sus madres
por9ue Sc 10 impide la carencia
de trabajo y de dinero.
iLas madres son faciles de
conformar y de agradar !
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Dos testigos del Fiscal Sc r~efirieron
aver la chapa nGmero treinta y nuevt
Decidira ell Juez Dewell ST es admissible una con-
versacion que Beasley sostuvo con Ellsworth

Phillips manifesto que habia
sido llamado a la oficina de un
abcgado de Tampa, durante la
investigation, Y que ALI vic una
declaration jurada de John RE
gel.
"Yo OF. a este individuos de-
cir que 81 habia visto la chapa
numero 80 entire los vigilantes
cue Sc hallaban en- la estaci6n y
subj a yer al Jefe Ellsworth, co
municandole que ell fiscal anda-
ba buscandc al hombre que lie
vaba esa chapa, La information
Sc lie di6 al entonces jefe en- pre-
sencia de j. B. Jones, ell secre-
tario, y Manuel Menendez, ell Ia
quigrafo.
En- la session de la manana
fue Ilamado de nuevo Sam j. Ro
gers y Whitaker obtuvo de 81 la
declaration de que ell bombero
McCaskill subi6 al segundo piso
de la esAci6n con los otros Gin
co, entire eilos Poulnot y 81.
Varios testigos han dicho que
no vieron a McCaskill en- ell Sc
gundo piso.
Whitaker interrog6 de nuevo
a Poulnot Y destac6 ell testimo-
MO de este, ante ell gran jurado,
para probar que no coincidfa
con Ell que diera en- ell juicio.
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Barlow, Mayo EN- la Sc
sion de aver del juicio de la cad
sa por ell secuestro de Eugenio
Poulnot, dos testigos, w. b. Bel,
policia de transito, y Charles A.
Phillios, pint9r de sehales del
departamento de policia, Sc re-
firieron a la chapa No. 80.
Bell, ell policia, dijo que la cha
pa era usada ell dia 30 de no :
viembre, por ell vigilante John
p. Bridges, uno de los acusaIos.
Phillips testified que 81 habia di
cho al jefe de policia, Sr. Tits :
wordl, bussase al hombre que t.
MIA la chapa nGmero 80.
Esos testimonies Sc dieron dies
pues de que ell juez Dewell Sc re
servo ell derecho de decidir 81
una conversation sostenida por
eel detective Beasley Y ell exjefe
de policfa Ellsworth es admi-
sible como prueba.
FL DIR. John w. Scott, un me
dico oste6pata, asisti6 a Poulnot
en- la mahana del l. de diciem.
bre y dijo que a golpes lie habian
arrancado la piel de la espalda.
Interrogado por Pat Whita-
|ker, Bell dijo que los vigilantes
acostumbran a llevar su ehapa
en- Ell lado izquierdo del pecho,
EN- lugar visible.
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COMIDA O~RGANIZADA POR
INDALECI0 PRIET0

Madrid, Mayo 9.-Una co :
mida Sc efeetu6 aver, organi :
zada por don Indalecio Prize
to, a Ia que asistieron los Sres.
Azaha, Casares Quiroga, Maui
|ra y otros.
Sc habl6 de politica y dice
Sc que Sc trat6 de convencer al
.Sr. Casares para que acepte la
presidencia del Consejo.
Mas tafde, al enterarse de 10
que sc decia, eli Sr. Azaha de-
clar6 que en- la comida no Sc
habia hecho ruego alguno al
Sr. Casares en- relaci6n con Ia
presidencia del Consejo, por-
que ell no acostumbra a tomar-
Sc att ibueiones que actualmen-
tie no lie perteneceh.
La gaceta., 1936-05-09
HODGES NO
SER PARA
NOMBRAR A A
SHOLTZ

Hablando anoche en- esta ciu-
dad sobre ell rumor de que ell go
bernadOr Sholtz Sc propone re-
nunciar del gobierno, a Gambia
de nombrarle senador para sus
tituir a Trammell, ell senador
William C. Hodges, candidate a
gobernador, dijo que no Sc pres
taria a tai cosa.
ME causa profunda pena la
muerte de uno de nuestros Sc
nadores y los peri6dicos pueden
decir que realize una Campafia
para obtener Ell gobierno del es-
.tado, por medic del vote, y que
no 10 aceptare por otro medic"
Bajo las leyes de la Florida,
ell presidente del senado pasa a
ser gobernador en- ell case de u
ma vacante.
POGO antes de que Sc supiera
la muerte de Trammell eel sena.
dor floridano habia atacadO al
gobernador por So actitud en-
contra de la ley que ahOra ext
me de contribuciones a los no.
cares.
La gaceta., 1936-05-09

lie hicieron I'm regalito al cOro-
mel McMullen, ccnsejero del Sc
eretariO de la guerra, y 10 acep-
TO.
FL dinero del 0bsequio Sc ex-
trajo de la GAIA de una compa-
MIA que eNplota varias minas en-
territoriO cubano.
La Corte Supreme del Distri-
to de Columbia rehus6 aceptar
las excuses del coronel y sus de-
fensOres, y lie conden6 a seis me
ses de carcel.
Sc le hizo ell regalito poi ha-
Der ayudado a la compahia a oh
tener 10 que deseaba.
Bien merece la pena de carcel
este coronel, por su "equivoca-
Ci6n.9
Los ctros, los Qre observan y
meditan, comprenderan que Ell
uniforme del ejercito del Tic Sa
mueI debe mantenerse 'por en-
Gina de ssda s~osped-a."
La gaceta., 1936-05-09
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Los exilados y Ell recuerdo de Guiteras. = La
muerte del Senador Trammell. Arrib6 ell Di-
rigibIe Won Hindenburg. Madres mobiles
hijos cari1osos

Los exilados recordaron ano-
Lhe a Don Antonio Guiteras,
con una brillante velada en- ell
Centre Obrero.
Los oradcres, entire ellos nues
tro amigo y ccmpanero DIR. Gui
llermo Martinez Marquee, hicie
ron cumplida j~rsticia al hombre
fntsgro, revolucionario sincere,
que Batista hizo asesinar en- Ma
tanzas.
Grandiosa la figura del joven
Guiteras, tai como la trazaron,
con palabras vibrantes, los ciu-
dadanos que luchan, sin tenor
a los verdugos, por dar a Cuba
ell gobierno pue sus hijos deman
dan.
iY junto con ell que fuera Sc
cretario de goberna.i6n bajo la
presidencia del DR.. Grau San
Martin, Sc enalteci6 a Carlos
Aponte v a todas las vfctimaS
de la inmunda dictadura mill :
tar!
Mientras Cuba oculta sus pc
mas y aguarda la bora de las rel
vindicaciones, aquf, donde Mar
ii levant6 la tribuna sosten de la
guerra de independence, sc I've
nera" a los heroes y su valentfa,
abnegaci6n y ~sacrificio sirve de
ejemplo.
Guiteras encarnaba las aspi-
raciones mas mobiles del proleta
riado cubano; Guiteras era hon.
RADIO q carta cabal e insistfa en-
que la revolution cumpliese to-
das sus promesas; Guiteras era
enemigO de los cobardes y trail
dores y por serlo en- die aciagc
lie mataron.
Agre2amos estas lineas nues-
tras a los elocuentes discursos
de anOche, porque deseamos pa
"a Cuba an estado ecOn6mico y
social emo ell que precOnizaba,
con hechos y palabras, Ell lider
inmolado por los batisteros."
La gaceta., 1936-05-09
sometio una sene de
preguntas al CanciIIer Hitler
Deeea saber 81 AIemania est6 en- posicion.de
negociar "genuinos TratSdos"

Londres Mayo0-Una serie
de preguntas, hechas por Ell go
bierno de Stanley Baldwin, de-
beran ser contestadas, dentro
de TN plazo de tempo pruden-
sial, POO Ell canciller AdOlfo Hit
Ter. a
Las pregdntas son: Alemania
se estima ahora en- pQsi6n de
negociar puiRoF ~ Eados?
Use ha LEG d punto ~ que
Aemania eda significdf que
reconoce Gintenta respear Ell 2
xistente estado p%olftico y terri
toriaI del Europa? lCubren las
propOsiciones de paz en- Alema-
MIA, en- favor de pectOs de mo-
agresi6nsa Rusia, atvia y Este
mia, en- adiei6n . Gus inmedia-
tOs vecinOs7 IPueden ser eaEan
La gaceta., 1936-05-09
Don ndalecio Pneto dio a los
penodistas interesantes detalles
Hasta el domingo sera Primer Ministro
ell Sr. Manuel Azaha

dencia ell DR.. Alcala Zamora.
I'm sitio Sc reservara en- las
Cortes, como invitados de ho-
nor, para los oficiales de la fra.
gaia argentina "Sarmiento."
En- las Cortes lie tomara Ia
promesa al Presidente, Ell ST..
Jimenez de Asia, ahora presi :
dente de las Cortes, Despues ira
a paAcio a tomar possession, re :
vistando a las tropas en- compa-
MIA del ST.. Martinez Barrio.
La crisis luego de que ell Sr.
Azaha haga las consultas de RI
gor, como presidente de Ia Re-
pdSliea, Sc rsaolvera a mas tar
dar Ell martes pN "a mahana.
In.errogado sobreN Guien seria
el nuevo primer pinistra eI sr.
Prieto dijo que no 10 saba, POI
que tai cosa era potestaria del
nuevo Presidentee
La votaci6n, agreg6, sera M,
trida, muy nutrida.
La LIiga, los Agrarios, los u
dependencies y otros grupos W
1aran al Sr. Azaha, aumentandC
asi en- 80 el Qmero de votos qus
alcanzara. -
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SHOuTZ NO QUISO DISCU-
TIR 10 DEL SUCCESSOR DE


Washington, mayo 9.-Al ser
notificado aver de la muOrte del
senador Park Trammell, ell go
bernador Sholtz dijo: Lamento
su muerte, como estoy SECURE
que la lamente TODD Ell estado.
ri senador tuvo una larga y
fructuosa carrera politica. La
Fl@ida ha perdido a un fiel a.
migo".
No quiso ell gOoernador dis
cutir ell nombramiento de un SUI
cesor. Elsa question sera resu@l
Ia despues de los funerales del
senador".
La gaceta., 1936-05-09
Una hemorragia. cerebral cause la
muerte al senador Park Trammell
Era Presidente del Comits de Asuntos Navales
v Sc habia casado recientemente

senador la di6 ell DR.. w. A.
Bloedorn, Que lie asistia, a las
nueve de la nodae.
En- ell momenso de su falle-
cimiento lie acompanaba su es-
posa, Sra. Tulsa Mesmer, de
Lakeland, con la que Sc case re-
c%ientemente, Todavia lie queda-
ban cuatro amos en- ell senado. FL
gobernador Sholtz esta faculta-
do por la ley para nombrar un
sustitrto hasta que un nuevo Sc
nador Sc eliza, en- las elecciones
qenerales de noviembre.
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Muri6 aver en- Washington,
la capital de la naci6n, Ell sena-
dor Trammell.
En- esta misma semana, GUAM
do haciamos votos porque recu-
perase la salud perdida, dijimos
de el que era amigo cordial y ge-
neroso de la colonia Latina.
Hoy lie recordamos con carino
Y profundamente sentimos su
desaparici6n.
Cuando IN amigo muere Sc
piensa en- la fragilidad de la vi
da y Sc llora pCr Ell que nunca
volvera.
La gaceta., 1936-05-09
Sc GESTEoNA UN TRATADO
DE CoMERCIo CON ALE
MANIA

Hahana, Mayo "a su lle-
gada aver al palacio de la pre-
sidencia, Ell DR.. Garcia Baylle-
res, secretario de agriculture,
declare que Sc trata de concer-
tar un tratado comercial CON
Alemania. Cuba petra venta-
jas para Ell tabaco, cafe, cuerO
y langostas, a cambio de con-
cesiOnes para los productos ale
names. Tratase de evitar, ade-
mas, que en- $ pals se venda
como cubano tabaco que no 10
es.
La gaceta., 1936-05-09

washington, mayo "a las
8:35 de la noche de aver una
hemorragia cerebral produjo la
muerte del senador Park Trans
nell, de la Florida, que llevaba
varias semanas enfermo. Pre-
sidente del comite de asuntos
navales del senado, dej6 de exis
tir horas despues de que la alta
camara ha5ia aprobado un Gre
ditto de varies centenares de mi
Homes para la marina de que
ira. La notf,ia de Ia muerte del
La gaceta., 1936-05-09

ICadrid, Mayo 9.@Cuando Ell
Sr. Barcia, ministro de estado,
salia de las Cortes, los periods
tas lie abOrdaron pidiendOle no
ticias sobre ell ceremonial y Ia e
lection del nuevo p~residente. Sa
la entonces ell Sr. Indalecio Prize
to v Ell ministro les dijo: FL Sr.
Prieto puede informarle a uste-
des, no 20.
Don Indalecio ACADIA de visi-
tar al presidente de la RepGbli-
.sa, Sr. Martinez Barrio.
mo habra crisis manana, di-
10 el lider socialista. Don Ma
nuel AAha llegara ell dom hgo
como rresidente del consejo.
.Cuando Sc le comunique osicial-
mente 81 election, entonces re-
nunciara como Premier' y el
jefe del estado nombrara as un
nusvo@rhner ministro.
Tunes, despues de Ia pro :
mesa, en- el palacio, Ia crisis gus
Sc plantee Sc resolver& eOnstitu.
cionalmente.
Ia promesa Sc le tomara a
|Sr. Azaha con Ell mismo ceremC
NAL que cuandO subi6 a Ia presi.