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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09

problematical from one weekend to the next whether there would be a team on the field at all.
 So the football coaches at Craw- fordville, Marion, Earl, Tyronna and Lepanto got together and evolved a scheme to play the game with only six men on a side-three in the line and three in the backfield.
 Tt was the only way we could have football at all," says L. H. Polk, Marion coach. T have only IA men out for the team, and it would be impossible to put an 11-man team on the field throughout the entire season.
 This idea gives us a chance to teach the boys the fundamentals of football and at the same time
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
SENTENCE IS PASSED UNDER
 NEW STATE ACT
Guilty Plea Is Made in Ac-
 cidental Killing Last Saturday

COUPEVILLE, Wash, Oct. g. - Scotty Brunette, aged 52, has been sentenced to twenty years in the Washington State Penitentiary at Walla Walla on a charge of man. slaughter under the states new law in connection with the accidental killing of deer hunters.
 While hunting last Saturday. Leo Mcdonald aged 38, of Seattle, who was wearing a scarlet coat and scarlet hat, was killed instantly by a charge of buckshot.
 Burnett was also deer hunting.
 Burnett pleaded builty to the ac- cidental killing.
 Under the state law, no hunter is allowed to discharge his gun while deer hunting unless he sees the antlers of the deer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
Election 23 Years Ago
 Repaid with Hard Jolt

FL RENO, Okla, October g. - A stranger walked up to Horace Parks. standing at filling station, and struck him in the face with his fist, without warning.
 When Parks recovered, he asked an explanation.
 The aggress0r replied he had been elected from Parks bakery shop g years ago, and that he had neither forgiven nor forgotten.
 The man with the long memory was fined for fighting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
Barge Criffson
 Strikes on Reef;
 to Remain There
Graft Drifts Fifteen Miles During Storm Early
 This Week

The barge Griffson which drift, ed during the recent storm from her moorings in Oliver inlet to a reef south of Horse Island, fifteen miles from it's moorings will re- main there until further investiga- tion can be made as to the extent of her damage, and possibilities ascertained as to get the historic ship from her temporary resting place.
 WatchR1an Peterson aboard her during the storm was brought to Juneau by the Tallapoosa. He came to Juneau for supplies and will re- turn to join his partner on the Griffson shortly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
This Old Bear
 Uses Her Head

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, Oct. g. Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellow stone National Park boasts of hav- ing the "smartest" bear in the park, at least, that is the claim of Will liam Kearns, junior park natural ist.
 The bear, a resourceful mother black, has found for herself steam heated hibernating den which win ter after winter, provides her with the most comfortable quarters. The den is an extinct hot spring cavern located at the base of a series of old hot spring terraces. The cav ern itself is about three feet high and six feet across. Enough heat is generated from remnants of steam vents to provide a comfor- table steam-heated apartment for the bear all winter.
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have wide open, fast game that should give the spectators plenty of action and thrills
 The fields will be 80x40 yards in stead of the regulation 100x52 yards. The scoring system will be the same, but team will be required to make 15 yards in four tries for a first down instead of 10 yards as in reg ulation football. Backfield men on offense and defense must be three yards behind the line of crimmage before the ball is snapped.
 We may have to change the rules slightly after we have played several games" Polk explains. "It is more or less an experiment, but I be. lieve it's here to say
 Polk, aIter several days of drilling
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
MERCY KILLERS
 FINALLY FREED,
 INSANE ASYLUM
Two Sisters Gain Liberty Charged with Death
 of Brother

LONDON, Oct. g. Two sisters who killed the imbecile brother they had nursed day and night for twen- ty years and who received 'mer- cy" sentence, were released today from the Broadmoor Institution for the Criminal Insane.
 The sisters, Catherine Walsh, 40 years old, and Mrs Evelyn Con- stance Alexander, 36, were found insane by court on July IT, 1885. The verdict spared them from a prison term or death on the gall lows. According to custom in such cases. they were sentenced ito be detained during the Kings pleas ure'
 The sisters were charged with killing Sylvester Walsh by ad- ministering gas and tablets" They admitted their deed, declaring they had done it to fulfill a promise to their mother and flor love of our brother"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09

the small squad, is still puzzled over building defense.
 Tt will be an open game he points out, land there will be less of the type of body blocking seen in the regular games. That will eliminate the danger of injuries almost entirely, with no piling up on line plays.
 Its hard to stop the offense with only three men in the line. There will be plenty of touchdowns.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
By DON WHITEHEAD

MARION, Ark, Oct. 9.-Miniature golf ]. :. table tennis |. and now miniature football.
 Through necessity, five small east Arkansas schools will present foot ball this season played by 6-men teams on under-sized gridirons
 It's an innovation the coaches be- lieve will click with the fans.
 Students and townspeople wanted football, but the combined grade and high schools had an average at tendance each of only about 200 students. Squads reporting for prac- tice in previous years numbered between 12 and 20 players. Reserves were few.
 Under such conditions, it was very
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09

Experts say better bacon is ob tained from quickly grown pigs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
By JAMES B. THATCHER

NEW YORK, Oct g. Often a candidate but never elected, Nor man Thomas swings into his third campaign for the Presidency like a man with 50-50 chance.
 Being a perennial candidate feels like a job," he says. And he adds that he isn't discouraged.
 Thomas, a Princeton graduate who has been Presbyterian minis ter and an editor of magazines and newspapers, began running for of flee on the Socialist ticket in 1924. He had been asked to run for one post or another before then, but had always declined.
 Heres his ran for" record: 1924 for Governor of New York.
 1925 for Mayor of New York. 1926 for New York State Senate.
 1917 for Alderman.
 1928 for President.
 1929 for Mayor of New York.
 1880 for Congressman from a Brooklyn district.
 1881 for Manhattan borough pres ident.
 1892 for President.
 1884 for U. s. Senator from New York.
 He has held two appointive offic- es, however-member of an East , Harlem district school board and member of the municipal charter commission.
 KnoiDs q Better System
 If my major desire were to get into the White House." says Thom- as, T wouldn't be a Socialist in this year of 1886. I'd move into some Middle Western state, and do lot of other things"
 Incidentally, he came from the Middle West. As a boy in his home town of Marion, Ohio, he carried papers for Warren c. Harding. That was pretty good job, too,' J he smiles.
 When you're Socialist, it's much harder to finance a Presidential campaign, because you have to de- pend on the nickeles and dimes ot poor people.
 "It's one of our major headaches, says Thomas. We charge admis- sion to some of the campaign meet ings, the committees send out ap- peals and part of the money comes from sale of literature. We get ar immense amount of work done by volunteers
 The 1882 campaign cost the party $34, 1000, but the whole years expen. allure ran to $50,000.
 Claims Votes Not Counted l In 1928, Thomas was credited witt Iabout 270,000 votes. The figure jumped to 100000 in 1882, but hs says all Socialists votes cast in Ok. lahoma were thrown out.
 "The Socialist votes aren't ever counted sometimes" he says. 6. honestly believe I may have hae twice as many votes in 1892 as vert actually counted. Each time have campaigned, i has been progressively harder to ge on the ballot. Florida, Louisiana Ohio and North Carolina are tn most difficult states. It isn't alway the law-it's how they interpret it.
 Thomas is carrying out an exten sive campaign address schedule Since April he has crossed tn continent twice on speaking tour and expects to do so again shortly
 Thomas will be 52 in November He may run again in 1940-he can tell yet.
 Experts say better bacon is ob
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
Collectors Keep Scrip

Collectors zeal may enrich Hawaii banks by $23,0O0. That amount of scrip, issued during the 1883 bank moratorium, still is outstanding and is believed held by collectors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
Plan New Hotel,
 New Westminster

NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C., Oct. 9.-Local and British Colum- bia capital contemplate the spend ing of $250,000 in the erection of an apartment hotel, four stories in height. An auditorium is in cluded in the plans. A location con- sidered is on Columbus Street west of Albert Crescent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09

Dan mule owned by D. K. Christenberry of Sewart, Ala, has pulled the same planter each season for 30 years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
DEER HUNTER KILLS ANOTHER; IS SENT TO PRISON
SCHEDULE OF GRID GAMES
 ON SATURDAY
Many Important Contests Are to Take Place
 Tomorrow


 Many important football games are to be played tomorrow in vari- ous parts of the country. In the schedule given below, IN" desig- mates night games; home team is listed first throughout; 1885 scores are noted in parentheses. The games scheduled tomorrow are as follows:
 IntersectiOnal Carnegie Tech Mich. State Pittsburgh.
 Cincinnati Georgetown Cin- cinnati (N.
 Fordham-So. Methodist = New York
 Ohio State-Pittsburg-Columbus. Toledo (O Boston U. (6)-Toledo.
 East
 Amherst Norwich-Amherst. Colgate (3D St. Law. (0)-Hamil- ton.
 Columbia -Army-New York. Dartmouth-H Holy Cross-HanOver Harvard (33) Virginia CD-An- napolis.
 New Hamp. (2) Maine Q3-Dur- ham.
 N. Y. U. (33) Penn Mil. (D-N. Y. Penn State CPD -Villanova (13)- St. College.
 Princeton (29 Rutgers (6 = Princeton.
 Syracuse Baldwin Wallace-Syra- cuse.
 Yale (3D Penn (20)-New Haven.
 Midwest Chicago -Butler-Chicago Illinois Q9 So. Cal. (0)-Cham- paign.
 Iowa (47-So. Dakota (2) = Iowa City.
 Iowa State Kansas CPD = Ames.
 Kansas St. (D-Missouri CD U Manhattan.
 Marquette (20) -St Louis u3) = Chicago.
 Michigan CD Indiana (O) Ann Arbor.
 Minnesota (12) Nebraska CD = Minneapolis.
 Northwestern-N. Dakota St. = Evanston.
 N. Dame-Washington est. L0 = South Bend.
 Purdue (0) Wisconsin (8)-Laf- ayette.
 Southwest Arkansas Baylor Q3)-Little Rock.
 Rice CID Texas A. and M. (10- Houston.
 Texas CPD Oklahoma (D-Dallas. Tulsa (O) Texas Christian (13) = Tulsa.
 South Alabama CD Mississippi St. (20)- Tuscaloosa.
 Duke (38) Clemson CPD = Dur ham.
 Georgia Tech (6) Kentucky (25) Atlanta.
 La. St. d3)-Ga. (O) - Baton Rouge (N.
 N. Carolina (3s) Maryland O. Chapel Hill.
 s. Carolina (O Florida (22) = Columbia.
 Tennessee (13) Auburn (0 = Knoxville. Tulane Centenary-New Orleans. Vanderbilt Southwestern = Nash vile.
 w. Virginia (20) Washington and Lee Charleston. William and Mary (O) Virginia Poly (O-Richmond.
 Far West Idaho (O-Washington State (6) Moscow. Idaho (southern) Mis- soula.
 Oregon te-California = Cor wallis. Stanford Oregon-Palo Alto. U.C.L.A.- Washington Los An geles. Rocky Mountain Montana State (0) Colorado Col lege (i4-Bozeman. Utah-Western State-Salt Lake City. Wyoming (0)-Utah State dO = Laramie. Sunday, October II Loyola-St. Mary's-Los Angeles. Monday, October l2 Boston College Temple Boston. Election 23 Years Ago
La gaceta., 1936-03-04

D~ESTRUYERON LOS
TALLERES DE eel SOL
DE MARIANNE

iMarianao, Cuba, MARIO A.
Ocho deSconocidos, probable
mente sOldados del ejercito cons
titueiOnal7 Sc personaron en-
las oficinas Y talleres del perio-
dico "El Sd", de Mariana, des
truyendo ell mobiliariO y las ma
quinarias del mismO. No han
sido calculadas las perdidas de
este hechO vandalico, que vie
ne sucediendOse con frecuencia
en- Cuba, desde que, hace ano y
medic, fueran incendiados los
talleres del peri6dico r%evolucio-
mario "Ahora", por miemhros
del EjercitO Constitutional, al
mando del ex-sargentO Belisa-
rio Hernandez.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04

Los esfuerzos p~oliciacos 81
guen concentrates en- la buSque
da de los cinco bandidoS que a.
yer, hacia las II de la manana,
asaltaron ell Banco Columbia,
en- la Gale 81 y Septima aveni-
da, robandose dinero y valores,
con un total de veinte y Seis mil
pesos, aproximadamente,
Hasta ell momento no Sc han
dado a conocer los reSultados
de esas pesquisas. Los cuerpoS
policiales trabajan con ell secre-
to natural en- tales casos. No
obstante, Sc ha sabido que ell Je-
fe de los Diputados Logan, que
esta trabajando en- ell case, jun
to al Sheriff Mcleod, y al Jefe
de Policia, Bush, ha logrado que
uno de los empleados del banco
identificara a uno de los cinco
desconocidos que realizaron ell
atraco, con las fotOgrafias que
en- los archives de los cuerpos
de seguridad Sc conservan de
Hugh Cant, cOndenado varias
veces por actos semejantes.
Parece que este Hugh Cant
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
La polcia busca sin tregua a los
cinco bandidos que a~saltaron aver
ell "Banco Columbia" en- Ybor City

era ell que dirigia las "operacio
durante ell atraco de aver
por la manana.
FL Jefe de la Policia Bush, ira
bajando de acuerdo con ell Jefe
de los Detectives M. c. Beasley.
Sc tiene entendido que ha en- =
contrado varias pistas, que ST.
que con cuidado, pero aun no Sc
ia reportado ninguna deten-
ci6n.
La description completa de
los cinco bandidOs ha sido ra-
dada por la policia, Y comuni-
cada a las autoridadeS de TODD
ell EstadO.
Ell Presidente del BancO ase-
gur6 que ell total de 10 robado
seria cubierta inmediatamente
por la Compania de SECURE.
Los atracadores no dejaron
huella digital alguna, pues to =
dos llevaban puestos guantes.
Sc espera que durante ell res
to del dia de hoy y manana, la
pOlicfa logre algunos detalles de
interes, que aclaren las futuras
investigaciones.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
Ell VIAJE DE "BUENA V0-
LUNTAD" DEL DOCT0A
MIGUEL MARIANA Co
MEZ

Habana ,febrerO 4.-LOs "a
migos del presidents electo, doc
tor Miguel Mariana Gomez, ma
nifestaron aver, que este sal
drfa de esta capital, hacia los
Estados Unidos, en- viaje de
"buena voluntad", del diez al
veinte del actual.
Sigue ~afirmandOse que uno
de los prop6sitos de DR.. Gomez
es visitar al ex-presidente DR..
Ramon Grau San Martin, que
Sc encuentra exiladO en- Miami
Beach, y a quien tieRe ell proyec
to de someter la amnistia con
que quiere inaugurar su obra
de gObiernO.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
NUEVOS ~CONSEJEROS
DE ESTADO

Habana mario 4.-E Con-
sejo de Secretaries celebrado
aver acord6 aceptarle la renun
cia de SUI cargo de Consejero de
Estado al senior Antonio Maria
Mole6n.
Ell propio COnsejo design6 al
doctor Manuel Jimenez L%anier,
presidente de dicho cuerpo con-
sultivo. FL DIR. Lanier venIa
desempenando dicho cargo con
caracter provisional.
Finalmente, fuerOn nOmbra-
dos nuevamente consejerOs, los
doctores Rafael Mora, NicasiO
Silverio y Candita Gomez Ca
las.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
.Mientras era curado de las heridas ,
que recibiera en- ell atentado, Castano
manifesto que no pensaba irse de Cuba

matico que habia reventado, pc
70 enseguida Sc dieron cuenta
de que eran atacados, por 10 cual
SO tiraron al fondO del auto,
mientras ell ex-sargento Silva es
erimia la ametralladora que
portaba Y abria fuego contra los
tripulantes de la maquina alta
canJe, que va Sc daba a la fuga,
hacia ell VedadO.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
CONTRA LA LEY ELECTO-
RIAL Y LAS MODIFICACIO-
MES DE DODS

Habana, mario 4-NO obs
tante haberse retirado II de las
personals que establecierOn Ell
recurso de inconstitucionalidad
contra ell decreto del Gobierno
Provisional, que permiti6 la
postuIaci6n del DR.. Gomez por
los partidOs Liberal y Union Ma
cionalista, ell Tribunal Supreme
celebrara en- estOs dias la vista
del recurso correspondence.
Solo la retirada de los tres ape
lantes restantes podria evitar
que este case fuera tratado pOr
Ell Supreme.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
ITALIA G QUE SU
VICTORIA EN- Ell FRENTE
NORTE ES DECISIVA

Roma, mario 4.-El pueblo
en- masa celebra la victoria OBJ
tenida en- ell frente NOrte de
E.iOpia por las fuerzas fascis-
tas del mariscal Pedro Bado-
Clio.
Mientras los ejercitos eti6pi-
cos huyen a la desbandada, Sc
gun los parties oficiales recibi-
dos en- esta ciudad, las tropas i
talianas los persigue sin ire
qua ,~terminando con sus pos
treras resistencias, ~disemiIan-
dolos, Octpandoles abundante
lparque y causandole numero-
sas bajas.
En- esta tenaz persecution,
han tornado parte principalisi-
ma las escuadrillas de "los des-
esperados', que comanda ell
Condo CianO, yerno de Mussoli-
nj.
Sc asegura en- esta capital,
que la victoria de los "camisas
negras" es en- realidad decisiva,
y que los etiopes no podran reor
ganizar mas sus fuerzas en- Ell
frente norte.
I'm diariS de esta ciudad a.
firma que Eel canine de Ads
Abeba esta alberto a las fuer-
zas de Italia. a
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
Ell PRESIDENTE DE Gaia
LUNA VA
RIOS DIAS

Barcelona, MARIO 4.-El pre-
sidente de la generalidad cata-
lana, senior Luis Companys, Sc
propone recluirse en- un Sanato-
rio durante varios dias, a fin
de descansar de las fatigas que
lie han proporcionado los multi
pies agasajos de los que ha ST.
do objeto tanto en- esta ciudad
como en- Madrid.
Companys, que pas6 cerca de
IL meses en- la carcel, esta muy
avejentadO. Su pelo lie ha en-
canecido totalmente.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
COMMENTARIES
AL MARGEN

La tragedia de West Tampa
sigue en- ell primer plano de la
actualidad.
Els possible que las autorida =
des comedian mayor importan =
cha al robo del Banco Columbia.
Pero, IQue son veinte y cinco
mil pesos, para una compania
de SECURES que debe poser mi
Homes, ante ell mobiliario y las TO
pas modestas de Tn mcdeStisi =
mo hogan, que solo cuenta con
ellos para subsistir?
Los veinte y cincO mil pesos
del Banco Columbia solo seran,
al cabo de un ano, cifras frias,
sin importancia humana, en- ell
balance de la corporation ase =
guradora.
En- cambio, 10 smuebles y las
ropas perdidas en- ell fuego de
West Tampa seran fuente de
constante lpreocupaci6n, de re-
novadas miserias, de dolor y tai
vez de hambre, en- ell hogan po-
bre de los Garcia.
Este, sin hablar de la muer-
tie horrible, por asfixia, de las
dos pequenas ~criaturas, victimas
inocentes de la tragedia de la
Gale Palmetto.
Pero, va que estas dos muer-
ties constituyen ell factor IRE =
parable del cuadro familiar, Y
que las palabras de consuelo res
balaran inGtiles sobre oil dolor
profundo de los padres, debe-
mos concretarnOs a hablar del
NAL menor, de aquel que la carl
dad del pueblo de Tampa,-de
todos: pObres y ricos, trabaja-
dOres, comerciantes, corporaciO
mes y autoridades-, puede ami
nOrar.
IPor que no sc inicia una CO.
lecta a la puerta de las f&bri-
cas-?
iPor que no Sc designa una
comisi6n, para que Sc entrevis-
te con las autoridades, visite a
los concentrates, yea a los di-
rectores de las cOrporaciones, to
que a todas las puertas, liable a
todos los corazones, y Obtenga
en- definitiva Ell pequeno alivio
material que la familia Garcia
y debe recibir en- estos
momentos?
La Gaceta" lama la idea.
Ell pueblo de Tampa,-siem-
pre- generoso-, la recOgera y
hara possible.
Estamos SECURES de vivir en-
una comunidad de personals de
s~entimientOs humanOs.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
UNDERGRADUATES L RE
EMPLAZ0 DEL JEFF PO-
LICIACO ~SCHARZKoPF

NNueva York, Mario 4.-El
"New York Evening" Journal"
asegura hoy, que Ell coronNl
Lindbergh, ha escrito una cartA
al senadOr A. Harry Moore, ply
diendole que mueva su influen-
cia, a finde conseguir que el Je
fe de- P1 ia de New Jersey,
eoronel No han sdhwarz =
rOpf, sea DO de su puestO.
Dieese UndberEh hasa
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
LOS Sc RE-
PARTEN LOS PUESTOS

Habana, MARIO 4.-Los sena-
dores electos en- los comicios del
10 de enero pasado Sc reunleron
aver por la tarde, para tratar
ell mas grave problepa que en-
eStos momentos confrontan. Sc
trata, NADIA menos que de re-
partirse democraticamente las
"botellas' de la burocracia Sc
material.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
.AUTORIZADA LA APERTU-
IRA DE LOS CENTROS DE
ENSENANZA

lHabana, MARIO 4.-El Con-
sejo de Secretaries ha autoriza-
do al Secretario de Education,
Sr. Anaya Murillo, para que
proceda a la aperture de los
Centres DOcentes de Segunda
EnsehanZa.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
CUATRO ABECEDARIOS


Habana, mario 4.-Cuatro a.
becedarios fueron absueltos por
de reunion ilicita. En- ell actO del
cual comparecieron acusados
de reunion ilicita. En- ell acto de
juicio, ell sargento acusador re-
trio los cargos.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
$IOO,0O0 PARA ALIMENTAR
A LOS PRESOS

Habana, MARIO 4.-E Con
sejo de Secretaries, en- su Glti-
ma session, aprOb6 un decreto
Que concede a la Secretaria de
Conformation un credito de Glen
mil pesos destinado a reforzar
ell capitulo presupuestal de aque
la depen1encia destinado a la
manutenci6n de los presses.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
Ell SIR. MANTEIGA
A SUI C

Esta tarde sera trAsladado a
SUI hogar de la avenida West
Buffalo nImero 307, nuestro
Director Sr. Victoriano Mantei-
ga, que estuvo recluidO varias
semanas en- Ell Sanatorio del
Centric Espahol.
Su estado es b~astante salts
factOrio y r&pidamente va en-
Was de un complete y total res
tablecimientO.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04

Habana, Mario 4.-La Sensa
ci6n de aver en- esta capital fue
ell a,entado del que fuera victi-
ma ell multimilIonario Nicolas
Castano, cuando Sc dirigia, pOr
ell paseo del Malec6n, desde su
casa a su oficina.
Mientras los medicos del Hos
.pital Municipal de Emergencies
10 atendian, Castano manifesto
a los p~eriodistas que 10 interro-
garon sobre ell particular, que
no era cierto que 81 Sc propusie
ra embarcar precipitadamente
de la isla, en- evitaci6n de ute
riores atentados contra su vida.
"~Precisamente en- estoS dias,
~-dijo-recibire un autom6vil
blindado que he encargado a los
EstadOs Unidos, y creo que en-
81 podr6 realizar mis- viajes per
fectamente SECURE. Por 10 de
mas, no puedo salir de Cuba,
porque ell estado de mis- nego =
clos reclama mi %presencia aqui'.
La noticia del atentado con-
ira Castano circul6 rapidamen-
te por la ciudad, AGn Sc hallaba
EN- Ell Hospital ell multimillona-
rio, cuando cientos de personals
de su amistad concurrieron a
dicho e~stablecimientd para in
teresarse por su estado.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
Sc ANUNCIA UN SUPERA-
W.T. DE CUATRO MILO
MES

Habana, MARIO 4.-El Con-
tador Central de Hacienda, Sc
nor Jose Luis Beruf Mendieta,
anunci6 hoy, que Ell Gobierno
terminaria Ell 80 de JUNO su
actual presupuesto de Ga milo
mes de pesos, con un superaviD
en- las recaudacioneS de cepOk
de cuatro millones de psSos.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
DETENIDO POR TENENCIA
DE ARMAS

Habana, mario Ala poll
cia detuvo aver, en- Blanco y
Trocadero, a Mario BOsh Pine,
ocupandole dos pis,olas, dos re-
v6lvers y Otros implementos
guerreros. Fue remitido al Cas-
tiIlo del Principe, a la DISPOSE
ei6n de los Tribunales de Ur-
La gaceta., 1936-03-04

Russia esta lista para pelear
en- la Mongolia, dice ell titular
de un diario.
Gran Bretaha aumenta to-
dos sus Electives militares, an
.e Ell tenor de una pr6xima que
rra," afirma Otro.
I'm tercero agrega: Ell mill
tarismo japones ha dado un
nuevO paso de avance."
Pero, entremezciandose con
estos titulos rojos,-rojos de san
gre humane, de Washington
sale la noticia de la resolution
gubernamental de mantener a es
te pals alejado de TODD conflic-
to guerrero.
Esta resol |debe ser fir
me, definitivA Yocable, p9r
que = pueblo al ano quiere
la pa2 pecesita la por to-
dos los medios a So nee esta
resuelto a inponer az.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
Las heridas

Nicolas Castano recibi6 una
herida de bala en- ell a~ntebrazo
derecho. Su hijo de igual NOM
bre, que viajaba junto a 6l, SUI
fri6 una herida a sedal, en- la
region occipito frontal. Ell sar-
gento retirado del ejercito, A
dalberto Silva, que iba con ell
Millionaire para protegerlo, fu6
lherido de manera semejante a
la del hijo de Castaho. Y ell che
fer Pedro Fernandez result6
ileso.
Ninguna de las heridas Sc es-
TINA como grave.