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...publicity on this side of the Rio Grande. . . . ALFONSO GOMEZ PALACIO JR. Central Airways of Mexico Durango, Dgo. Sirs: . . . Permit me to be among the first to thank and congratulate both TIME and Mr. Rand for bringing ''The March of TIME" back. . . . FRANK W. Simcoe Chicago, Ill. Sirs: The announcement that the "March of TIME'" is returning to the air in October is very welcome news. In my opinion it is the finest program of all. My congratulations to TIME and Remington Rand. H. B. STEEG Indianapolis, Ind. To President James Henry Rand Jr. of Remington Rand...
...night the Junta reluctantly met to elect a Provisional President. Soon after midnight it settled on Commissioner Grau San Martin. At noon next day, all in white, he stepped out on the second floor balcony of the Palace. With him was his only important non-Junta supporter, Miguel Mariano Gomez, head of the Marianista faction. Absent was the entire diplomatic corps. President Grau San Martin swore a simple oath "to comply with all parts of the revolutionary program already decided upon and to respect all interests already established." But this show was no great success. Only 3,000 of Havana...
With the old Machado regime dead as carrion, sharp-eyed old politicos began floating home out of exile. First three to arrive and line up their former supporters were Colonel Carlos Mendieta, bearded ex-President Mario Garcia Menocal, leader of the Conservative party, and former Mayor Miguel Mariano Gomez of Havana. Colonel Mendieta is elderly. General Menocal and Dr. Gomez have many a stench to live down from their previous political careers, are regarded with small enthusiasm by young Cubans. But President de Cespedes' ability to handle his fractious island is still an unknown quantity...
...patron of Boy Scouts, but in his own fashion, wealthy and eccentric President Juan Vicente Gomez took small interest last week in the Fourth World Scout Jamboree (see p. 18). Four years ago he offered $10,000 to the first Venezuelan Boy Scout who should return from a walk to every South American country. Last week the seamy featured old President received with relish the news that Scout Carlos Arturo Zembrana is still walking still the favorite to win the $10,000 prize. Aged 11, Scout Zembrana left Venezuela in 1929, tramped across the wilds of Colombia, Ecuador, Peru...
Martin, 3B Chapman, LF Frisch, 2B Gehringer, 2B Klein, RF Ruth, RF Hafey, LF Gehrig, 1B Terry, 1B Simmons, CF Berger, CF Dykes, 3B Kartell, SS Cronin, SS Wilson. C R. Ferell, C Hallahan, P Gomez...