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La gaceta., 1930-12-02

nomistas de Manchester prone
tieron que 81 ell Estado mantenla
la propiedad privada en- cuanto
a terra Y capital, hacienda cum
plir los contracts por medic de
una ley ell resultado seria una
tremenda actiVidad en- la indus
tria, que a su vez Sc traduciria
en- abundancia de trabajo a sa-
larios suficientes para toda per-
soma deseosa de laborar.
Ell sistema capitalista nunca
ha cumplido sus promesas y aGn
ha tenido que confesar que una
parte esencial del Status quo es
la inevitable existencia de I'm
ejercito de desocupados. Ell re-
sultado es una masa permanent
te de genie sin trabaio, no por-
que no 10 haya,-pues 81 que 10
hay en- demasia-sino porque el
trabajo a mano no es de los que
La gaceta., 1930-12-02
Ell FRACASO DEL
SOCIALISM,
Por George Bernard ShaW
(Continuaci0n)

Por ESQ, la 1nica alternative
possible es descartar nuestro
sistema de %gobierno, porque no
produce resultado alguno. La
1nica raz6n por la que nos ape
gamos al sistema es porque re-
sulta muy util para ell noble fin
de impedir que Sc haga cosa al
guna. Ell sistema no tiene MIN
gun efecto real sobre ell gobier-
no local que Sc hace por medic
de comision. Y 81 es que ell socia-
lismo haya de convertirse en- a
gencia operative, debe de esta-
blecerse la autonomia regional,
ell "Home rule" en- Inglaterra,
Escocia y Gales.
Ell Parlamento puede sobrevi-
vir como cuerpo que maneje los
negocios de polftica extranjera,
y de hacienda y ~finanzas, asun-
tos estos acerca de los cuales po-
co sabe la genie de la Gale. FL
1nico remedio, pues, que ell Pau
lido Laborista pueda aportar 9
la situaci6n presente-que Sc
puede sintetizar en- ell vocablC
desilusi6n-es introducir un
proyecto de ley de refoTma aur
La gaceta., 1930-12-02

gobiernos. Sin embargo, la ra-
ION por la que no podemos efec-
tuar una revolution a la rusa es
que los moscovitas siguieron el
consejo del Papa Rojo suscin-
tamente detallado en- su libro
"El sentido com1n y la Cue
ira" que Sc condensaba en- la ad
monici6n de que los soldados de-
berian matar a sus oficiales, re
gresaIr a sus hogares y dedicar-
Sc a sus negocios particulares.
En- cuanto a mi, no Sc crea que
estoy abogando por ell fusila-
miento de los oficiales.
No obstante hay que hacer
una salvedad y es hasta que la
misma situaci6n que apareci6
en- Russia surga aqui, es tonteria
hablar de la repetition de la Re-
voluci6n Rusa aqui. Y me refie-
70 a la situaci0n rusa del tempo
lie la revolution. Hay que conve-
mir en- que Mr.. Mac Donald y los
| liders laboristas no pueden Sc
guir ell ejemplo russo. Estadistas
practices que son, no pueden
contar con ell surgimiento de
una situaci6n como mencionada.
Lo que Mr.. Mac Donald puede
hacer es demostrar 10 que haria
en- case de tener una mayoria
efectiva; este es, estatuir la ley
de reforma. Mac Donald deberia
asimismo, ponerle mas atenci6n
a la proposition de Mr.. G. D. H.
) Cole, relativa a la convenience
de establecer un gran CUERPO
DE ~TRABAJADORES. Del mis-
mo mode que la nacion tiene I'm
Iejercito combatiente, debiera
tener otro bajo la direction y
paga del gobierno, que Sc encar-
que de llevar a cabo obras publi-
cas, y de .fomento que ell siste-
ma capitalista no puede reali-
LIAR.
Por 10 demas, ell capitalista Sc
desmorona por doquiera. ST bien
es cierto que ha sido un gran
exito en- la organization de la
production, ha fracasado de la
manera mas astimosa en- ell pre-
blema de la distribution. No hay
uuien pueda defender ell metodO
distributivo del sistema capita
lista. Ell secreto de la pobreZa Y
la necesidad que nos agobia es
que tenemos enormeS cantida-
des de mercancias que nadie
puede consumir.
Ell sistema ~capitalista como
conjunto de reglas y principles
de economic politica fue acepta-
do originaln 2nte porque los eco
La gaceta., 1930-12-02
DE LEY PARA
QUE Ell GOBIERNO FE-
r ATAQUE A LOS
PANDILLEROS

Wash, Die. Eel represen-
tante Roy o. Woodruff, republi-
cano de Michigan, present6 aver
I'm proyecto de ley concediendo
autoridad al gobierno federal
para lamar una guerra contra
los pistoleros.
Donde los p~istoleros son trans
portados de un estado a otro
para poner victimas en- ell Gu
gar" para los pandilleros, ell go
bierno federal esta au'torizado
para uroceder contra ellos.
Dispense la aplicaci6n de la
pena capital o prision perpetua,
a discretion de los tribunales.
La gaceta., 1930-12-02

dejan pingGes utilidades a los
capitalists.
Por este es que 20 abogo por
la organization de un CUERPO
NACIONAL DE
RES que Sc dedique a realizar
todas aquellas obras que no de-
jan ganancias a los eapitalistas,
pero que, en- Gambia, son de
grandes beneficios para la CO.
munidad.
George Bernard ShaW,
Copyright 1880 by
PaIas Features Syndicate
La gaceta., 1930-12-02
LOS TRAFICANTES FUE-
RON CAS-
TIGADOS

Wash, Die. Eel castigo fe-
deral cay6 pesadamente sobre
los bootleggers y los traficantes
de bebidas alcoholics en- ell pa
sado ano.
"Evidentemente ell violador
comercial ha tenido duros dias
en- la corte-declar6 ell abogado
general Mitchell. Sentencias de
carcel y multas Sc impusieron
en- 27,709 casos, en- 1930-5107
mas que en- 1929.
Mas de 20 barcos fueron cap
turados por participar en- una
resurrection del trafico de leo
res en- los altos mares y er
aguas territGriales''.
La gaceta., 1930-12-02
Ell DR.. GUILLERMO ROIG

Recibimos hoy la grata vista
del DIR. Guillermo IRoig, notable
cubano, que ACADIA de
pssar ell examen ante la conf
sion de medicos del estado, que
dando autorizado para ejercer
aqui su profession.
Pertenece ell DR.. Roig al cuer-
DO medico de la Association de
Dependencies de la Habana Y
del Centric Gallego.
LIE congratulamos por su
triunfo.
La gaceta., 1930-12-02
LA COMPANIA INGLESA
d. C~ONSTRUIRA Ell BUQUE
MAYOR DEL MUNDO

Liverpool, Die. 2.-Los direc-
torres de la compania Cunard fir
maron aver I'm contrato para la
construction del mayor trasat-
lantico del mundo. Costara ell
barco $50, 1000, 900 y esp6rase
que entire, en- octubre de 1888,
en- ell servicio de New York. La
construction dara empleo a tres
mil hombres, que ~recibiran en-
salaries cerca de 20 millones.
Los planes para otro buque
tambien Sc italian preparados.
La gaceta., 1930-12-02
FL TEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana.
Vientos Frescos y moderados
del norte. Temperature maxima
aver, 70 grades, minima, So.
Marea alta a las 2:30 p. m. y
II :57 p. m; marea baja a las
go a. m. y 5:35 p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-12-02

cuando sea derrotado en- ell Par
lamento. La derrota serviria de
bandera para despertar ell entu-
siasmo del proletariado como
pas6 en- las 1ltimas elecciones
generates. Los liberales Sc uni
rian al movimiento en- cuerpo Y
alma porque la ley de reforma
es uno de sus dogmas consagwa-
dos.
Empero, ell problema no es
puramente politico; tiene sus
aspectos econ6micos de la mas
transcendental importancia. Pa
"a resolver el problema econ6-
mico hay que nacionalizar los
bancos. MIR. Snowden debiera
declarar que en- cuanto Sc en-
cuentre ell en- una posicion mas
fuerte procedera a nacionalizar
los bancos. Hoy por hoy ell po-
bre diablo con unos cuantOs mi
les de libras de propiedad no
puede obtener capital, porque
los Bancos nj siquiera escuchan
su petici6n.
La industrial esta en- manos
de los financieros que hacen sus
transacciones unicamente en-
grande escala. Ell problema de
la decentralization de los Bancos
es relativamente facil de resol,
yer. La labor esencial de estas
instituciones la realizan los ge-
rentes de las sucursales quiene.
~estarfan en- situacion mucho me
jor 81 fueran funcionarios publ
lcos Y en- cuantO a los grandes fl
nancieros, cuyos cerebros diri
gan en- teoria las finanzas de
pals bastame decir que la histo
ria de Europa de la Gran Cue
IRA para AGA prueba que no sa.
ben 10 que traen entire manos
que por su incompetence deber
ser cesados. Los financieros har
arruinado los negocios que prat
ticamente todas las naciones
con sus practicas inflatorias.
Ahora bien, ell gobierno labo
rista tiene que satisfacer a Il
gente que olga: ode que sirv,
reformar la vieja maquina
iPorque no hacerla AMIGOS
GPorque no seguir ell ejemplo d.
Trotsky y Lenin eliminando to
do ell sistema econ6mico politi
co? Pues bien, estamos en- ries
go de que en- In~glaterra suced'
10 que en- Russia 81 la reconstruc
ci6n social no Sc desarrolla POI
algdn partido, adn cuando nc
sea ell socialista.
Els I'm hecho que no podemo.
continuar permitiendo que |;
maquina parlamentaria siga in
terrumpiendo ell curse natura'
de las cosas, va que ponen a
cualquier gobierno en- ell predi
camento de no poder hacer ma,
que ell mas reaccionario de los
La gaceta., 1930-12-02
LA SEMIDTCTADURA EN- A.
LEMANIA

Berlin, Die Con I'm golpe
de pluma ell p~residente Won Hin
denburg declare anoche que ell
programa financiero de Bruen-
ing forma parte de las leyes de
la naci6n.
Al firmar ell decreto Ell presi-
dente estableci6 una semi-dicta-
dura.
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UNION DE
DE TAMPA
Segunda Convocatoria

Segunda Convocatoria
Sc eta por este medic a los
escogedores para la Junta Ge-
neral Extraordinaria, que Sc
celebrara ell Microbes 3 de Di-
ciembre en- ell Centric Obrero,
para reformas al Reglamento.
F. D. Rogue,
Secretario.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
SCHOLASTIC SPORTS
PROGRAM FOR WEEK
Basket Ball.
"NaaA-n--,

tomorrow.
st. Johns VS.. Eastern, at Eastern
$3.50 o'clock
st. Adams VS.. Silver Spring High, at
Silver Spring, Md. $3.50 o'clock.
Tuesday.
Tech VS.. Western, Business VS.. East
ern. public high school champion
ship series games, the program starting
at $3.50 o'clock, Tech GYM.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Central. at
Central
woodward VS.. Hyattsville High ut
National Guard Armory, Hyattsville.
Friends VS.. woodward Juniors, at
Friends.
Ben Franklin VS.. strayer, at Langley
Junior High, 8 pm.
Landon VS.. Sherwood High, at Sandy
Springs, Md.
Wednesday.
Hyattsville High VS.. Central, at
Central
Swavely VS.. Business, at Business.
Dewitt VS.. Georgetown Freshmen, 7:15
pm, Ryan gym. preliminary to the
G. U. Varsity Washington College
game.
st. Johns VS.. Mount st. Mary's Prep,
at Emmitsburg.
Eastern vs. Episcopal, at Alexandria.
1nuTSQay.
George Washington Freshmen VS..
Gonzaga, at Gonzaga.
Strayer VS.. Potomac Boat Club, at
Langley Junior High, 8 pm.
Ben Franklin VS. Y M. G. A. Reg
ulars. at Central "Y,".S pm.
Episcopal Juniors VS.. Woodward
Juniors. at Central "Y."
Friday.
Business VS.. western, Central VS..
Tech. public high school champion
ship series games, the program starting
at $3.50 o'clock, Tech GYM.
Eastern VS.. Georgetown University
Freshmen, at G. u.
Dewitt VS.. Gonzaga, at Dewitt.
woodward VS.. Friends, at Friends.
st. Johns VS.. Leonardtown Hall, at
Leonardtown.
Ben Franklin VS.. Bliss, at Eastern,
8 pm.
st. Adams VS.. Georgetown Prep, at
Garrett Park
Saturday.
Emerson VS.. Bliss, at Silver Spring,
Md, 8 pm.
Western VS.. Swavely, at Manassas, Va.
Strayer VS.. Shepherd College, at
Shepherdstown, w. Va.
Swimming.
Saturday.
Central VS.. Tome, at Port Deposit, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
CENTRAL SWIM MERS
DEFEAT B. P. |. TEAM

Rallying calamity in the final events
to overcome an early Baltimore Poly
lead, Central swimmers splashed to q
1882 victory over the schoolboys from
Maryland metropolis In the Columbia
Heights school tank. It was the fourth
triumph in as many meets this season
for the Central natators and their Sec
ond within month over q Baltimore
school, the Blue and White having
vanquished Baltimore City, 80 to SO, in
the Monumental City.
After overhauling Poly Coach Brun-
ner Of Central used second-stringers in
the fancy diving and 300-yard medley
relay, the last two events.
Edward Hickey Of Central was q star,
winning the 100-yard backstroke and
placing second in the 50-yard free style.
Baum of Poly, South Atlantic inter-
scholastic breaststroke champion, was
another standout.
Summaries:
2aOYARD RELAY.-won BY Baltimore
second, Central Time. minute 5sIs sec
1oo-YARD BREAsrsTRoKE.-won by
Baum tPoiyl; second. tie between .MayheW
9Ssl nt sanoS ana Heio 'Poly). Time minute
CsS,YARD FREE sTyLE.zwon by Rot.
o se1I$Rp FREE sPSLE iSfSnfS Garter
third. Passapee POLY. Time. minutes
16o-YARD BLACKSTONE. - Won By
Tsh thifd Neal s SfeIl1c f me ml 6sR
100 YARD FREE sTYLE.-won by Lever
ton tCentral); second. Funk (PolyJ; third,
Burns Central. Time. l minute gas sec
FANCY DIvING.--won by Reid (Poly):
SECOND. Cave (CentraD; third, Bodine (Cen-
so0-YARD MEDLEY RELAY.-won BIZ
Poly GShorey. Baum. Funk. Time, min
utes 592s seconds.
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and Colleges Offer Fans Plenty Of BASKET Ball This Week
DEL RAY QUINTET
FACING BIG TASK
Plays Three Strong Teams
in Week-CeItics to Use
Revamped Gymnasium.
LExANDRIA, va, January H.

A LEXANDRIA, Va, January IL
~ Del Ray A. C. will meet three
~ strong washington basket ball
teams next week, two of which,
will be played in Capital City gymna-
Sums, while the other will be encoun-
tered here Wednesday night IN Del
Rays first home game this season.
The suburban cagemen will face the
Dixie Pig A. c. in Washington Mon
day night in the Central High School
gymnasium and will return to the Cap
ital Tuesday night for a battle with
the Pontiac A. c. at Eastern High.
The Jewish Community Center, who
defeated Del Ray at washington early
this season, will help the locals open
with clash in the Armory Hall at 8
o'clock.
Manager Ted Miller is seeking a game
for his Del Ray tossers Friday night
with some 145-pound or unlimited team
having a gymnasium. For games phone
Miller at Alexandria 726.
st. Mary's Celtics have remodeled
Shuyler's Hall and will play home bas-
Wednesday night. No opponent has
been obtained for that night as yet,
but Manager Rober Mcdonald plans
TO bring one of Washington's fastest
unlimited teams here for that date.
The Celtics also have the use of the
Armory Hall for Thursday night, but
likewise have been unable to book an
opponent. Mcdonald is seeking games
at Alexandria sis, branch 81, between
8 am. and 4 pm.
knights Five has listed three games
for next week, opening Monday night
with game with Fort Washington Post
team at Fort Washington, Md.
Richmond Blues of Richmond, Va,
will be played here Tuesday night at
the Armory Hall while the Pierce A. c.
will be played at Hyattsville, Md, in
the Hyattsville High gym Thursday
night.
Whitestones quint will battle the
Monroe A. G. Thursday night In the
Mckinley Technical High School gym
nasium.
Whitestones are looking for more
opposition both for next week and later
IN the season. Telephone Director Owen
Creegan at Alexandria 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
HYATTSvILLE QUINT
BOWS TO ST. JOHNS

st. Johns College High School basket
ers swamped Hyattsville Highs ouint
last night in the st. John gym, rs to
3. 1t was the fourth win in as many
starts for the Cadets.
From the outset the Marylanders
were outclassed
Starting reserves, the Cadets ran up
1871 edge during the first quarter.
and at the half were in the van, 16
to 8. At the end of the third quarter
the Saints had run their margin 20
20 TO 6.
Twelve players were used by the
winners. who seized upon the oppor-
tunity to give as many members OF
the squad as possible a chance to get
action under fire.
Capt. Augusterfer and Morris, de-
spite the short time they were in the
game, led the victors in scoring, with
six and five points respectively.
Hurd and Lewis accounted for all
of Hyattsville's points. the former get
ting five and the latter three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
League Team S.andins

Headquarters Company. National
Guard, basketerS will play host to East
ern Props of Washington tomorrow aft
ernoon on the armory floor here, start
ing at 2:45 o'clock. A game Will fol-
low between Berwyn A. c. and the
Peerless A. c. quint of washington.
These contests will begin busy court
week in the armory gym, four other
games, all Tri-County League matches,
being on the books.
Tuesday night Brentwood Hawks will
face Ellicott City Hoplights in the open
ing game of a double bill with Head
quarters Company and Jessup A. @.
quints coming to grips in the finale.
Another bargain day bill is listed Fri
day night. Headquarters Company and
Laurel Independents will clash in the
first encounter, with Berwyn A. G. and
Brentwood Hawks hooking up in the
second engagement.
AS both teams are Laurel quir1ts, keen
neighborhood rivalry will mark the
Headquarters Company Laurel indie
pendents game. In a previous game the
Guards were easy winners, 50 to %.
Hawks vanquished Berwyn, 80 to 81
In a recent game. 1t was a fine battle
all the way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
BRENTWOOD QU|NT
SETS LEAGUE PACE
Has Taken a of 5 Games in
Tri-County Loop-Teams
Busy This Week.
AUREL, Md. January 11.-Brent-
wood Hawks today are heading
the flag parade in the Tri-C County

AUREI, Md. January 11.-Brent-
wood Hawks today are heading
the flag parade in the Tri-County
Basket Ball League race, with
four victories against one defeat. The
one defeat came on a forfeit resulting
from the use of an ineligible player
against Ellicott City in an early game
Hawks gained first place when Ber-
wyn A. c., with whom they had been
tied for the lead, bowed to Headquar-
tiers Company, National Guard of this
place, 16 to 10, on the armory floor
here last night. This game was the
last of a league double-header: In
previous league contest Berwyn had de-
feated the Guards, II to Is.
Laurel Independents defeated Jessup
A. c., 81 to 10, in the contest that
opened last nights card. In another
league game earlier in the week Eli
colt City Hopiights swamped Laurel In
dependents, 65 to IA.
Berwyn A. G. and Headquarters Com
pany are now tied for second place,
being half game behind the league
leading Hawks. Berwyn and Headquar-
tiers quintS each have won four games
and lost two.
all the way, they were pressed by Ber-
wyn especially in the second half. At
half time the Soldiers were in the van,
IL to 6.
Gordon Gary and Stapp we're high
scorers for the winners, counting and
I points, respectively. Lieut.. G M.
Sullivan, also of the Guards, league
leading scorer, was limited to lone
point, but still tops the scorers, with
a total of rs points. He has taken part
in six games. Charley Bailey OF the
Hawks stands second, with u points In
four contests :.
For Berwyn Johnny Devlin and Lof-
tus were most consistent on attack, the
former counting and the latter 8
points.
George Bauer and Brady were stand
outs for the Independents Extensively
Bauer counted - points and Brady
chalked up TO- It was the first league
win for the Independents, They have
most of JeSSup'S scoring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
ST. JOHNS TROUNCES
v. M. |. QUINT, 1926

LEXINGTON. Va, January Lied
by Capt. Bob MacCartee, dribbling
speed demon. the st. Johns basketers
downed " NJ. I. in an exciting game
here tonight, 80 to Is. The leader of
the Johnnies sank nine field goals and
charity shot for total of 10 points,
but he was aided by the speed and air.
tight guarding Of his team mates. The
scoring came. in clusters. with first one
team and then the other finding the
hoops. st. Johns registered almost
every shot after dribbling in under the
net, while the cadets counted frequently
from outside the foul circle.
v. M. I. broke the ice with quick
shots by Brown. Gregory and Scott.
but st. Johns came back in a hurry
with MacCartee dropping in one long
looping shot and scurrying under the
basket for two more. Brown gave v.
M. I. the lead with one-hander. but
Baird, MacCartee and Fader dribbled
successfully down the floor to put the
Johnnies we'll out in front. MacCartee
counted twice more before the half
ended with st. Johns on the long end
Of a 17-to-10 score.
The cadets came back strong in tbs
second period to put on two rallies,
each bringing them within three points
OF tie. MacCartee proved too much
to handle. however, and took care of
the scoring, while his team mates
played such tight defensive ball that
the cadets rarely obtained open shots
at the basket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
NAVY PLEBES BEAT
EMERSON TOSSERS

ANNAPOLIS, Md, January IL
Opening its basket ball season here this
afternoon, the Naval Academy Plebes
showed more speed and better shooting
than their opponents, Emerson Institute
of Washington, and won by SO to Ia.
The high scorer of the game was
Loughlin OF the Navy, who was the
leading schcolboy scorer Of Pennsyl-
vania, while playing with Episcopal
High School last year. He netted the
ball from the floor five times.
Fisher, right forward, was the ace Of
the visitors and scored just half Of his
teams points, with three goals from the
floor and one from the line.
The Navy yearlings forged to the
front in the middle of the first half,
finished that period IA to and had no
difficulty in keeping a substantial mar
gin ahead.
SUMMARY.