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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-20
Tag0re Ill In
Eastern City

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 20
(U.H = Ra Rabindranath Tagore, 90
year-old India poet-philosopher, was
reported critically i'll from heart dis
ease today at the home of Dean
W. p. Ladd, of Berkeley Divinity
School.
Tagorc has cancelled all scheduled
speaking engagements for his Am
crican tour and is under the care of
DR.. II. NJ Marvin, New Haven heart
specialist. He was to have left here
tonight for Boston to lecture and
exhibit his paintings.
Rev. Charles +, Andrews, English
writer and close friend of the poet,
said "Tagore will take a complete
rest, and as soon as he is able we
will start for India. -
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-20
O|E:
IN FR|G|[) F
WEATHER
Much Suffering AS Low
Temperatures Continue
In Mid-W est.
RECORDS BROKEN
Snow Destroys Large Por-
ton Of Wheat Crop In
Western Canada.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20. UR)-Contin-
ucd cold was forecast today as ther-
mometers throughout the northern
Lalf of the nation dropped % the
lowest October temperatures on rec
crd and chilling winds added to the
suffering and discomfort.
Temperatures throughout the Miss
issippi valley and the north and
central Great Plains ranged from Is
to 80 degrees above zero. United
States weather forecasts said there
would be no change for at least two
days.
Cne OF the coolest places on the
continent was Edmonton, Alberta,
where it was two degrees below
zero.
Agricultural experts said that n
third of western Canada s wheat
crop is buried under snow and much
of it never will be harvested.
1t was believed that at least 90
persons lost their lives during the
frigid wave which started last Fri
day.
Charity organizations estimated
that $4,000 men slept outside or
walked the streets of Chicago last
night in temperatures of IL degrees
below freezing.
Snow flurries continued in the
Great Lakes region today, but wealth.
er forecasters said the Billiards and
| heavy snow falls have ended TEN.
porarily. Chicago was one of the
few cities which escaped a heavy
snow, six inch falls being reported
| in several other localities.
Temperatures were dropping low
cr steadily in the eastern section of
the cold belt today while thermomet.
crs in midwest and northwest places
remained steady.
Among the cities which reported
new low temperatures for October
were Charles City, Iowa, is; Madi-
son, Wis, %; Des Moines, Iowa; % ;
(Evansville, Ind, 80; Cincinnati, o.,
2G, and indianapolis, Ind, 26.
CHICAGO, Oct. 90. U.P)-Oac of
the most severe October cold waves
, in wears spread today over Canada
and the northern United States,
bringing snow and sub-freezing tenn
peratures to many localities which
less than two months ago were suf
tering from the century 5 worst
drought and heat wave
Giving 1890 further claims 70 the
title ''year of extremes -, the unsea-
sonable cold wave, followed so close
" the unusual summer, extended
across the country from the Rocky
Confined on page s.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-20
PEACE is BETTER THAN WAR
BUT SOMETIMES WE WONDER

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Oct.
20. ,U.F - Historic Lookout
Mountain, where brave men bled
and died during the Civil War,
was crowded today with pee wee
golfers from all sections of the
country, playing the first ma
tional Tom Thumb golf toulna-
ment.
On the Fairyland golf course
professionals and amateurs put
ted through hollow logs, over
dishpan water hazards, around
basket-sized sand traps and
down midget greens to deter
mine the national putting cham
pion.
Both men and women were en-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-20

tered III the tournament, which
is sponsored by the National
Tom Thumb Golf Association.
Players from regular courses
competed as we'll as those who
think the pu ter is the only club
used III golf who couldn't tell
tho difference between a divot
and caddy,
The champion will get $4,000.
Other prizes are $1,000 for sec
ond place, S10O Sor third, fourth
and fifth, and $50 for sixth to
14th place. Anyone who could
qualify with 60 or less for the
IS holes was entitled to sign an
entry blank.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-20
Shucks, What's
An Earthquake?

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20.
U.P1Louisiana h as expert
enced its first recorded earth
quake.
A tremcr of 10 to 25 seconds
duration was felt here yester-
day and some residents rushed
from their homes in alarm.
There was no property damage,
however, and no one was in
jured. The quake also was felt
in Morgan City, Amite, Frank
linton, Baton Rouge, Point A
La Hache and Slideu.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-20
Baby Burns To
Death In Crib

ALAMEDA, oct. 20. UP)-fiigl'
cradle bars, designed to keep two
vcar.old Frank Wallin safe, had to-
day formed the walls which con
Ined him among his blazing bed
clothes and cost nim his life.
Leaving the infant in an upstairs
bedrooms while they visited, his par
cnts inadvertently left several
matches on the nearby bureau,
While his grandparents sat below
the child managed to get to them
and ignite one. His grandparents
rushed upstairs when they heard the
infant screaming, but eXtricated nm
too late.
He died shortly afterward at Ala
media Sanitarium.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-20
Trouble Feared
In Strike Area

DANVILLE, Va, Oct. 90. U.P)-,
The mill section OF Danville was pa
trolled by more than 100 special Of
ticers today in an effort to prevent
further outbreaks Of violence in con
nection with the strike of 1000 cot
ton mill workers.
There were minor outbreaks yes
tcrday after the arrest of several
strikers on charges of Sitting auto
mobiles tires and throwing stones n
uill-0UnCd houses.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-20
Unknown Indians
Hurt In Crash

When the CaleXico police ambu-
lance arrived at the scene of IN au-
tomobile wreck near Bond 5 corner
last night the only thing they found
was evidence of the accident.
Reports to the police indicated
that three Indians. two men and one
woman, had been in the wreck, and
that all three were injured, How
severely could not be determined,
for the Indians had driven away
from the spot apparently bound for
Yuma.
Nor could the driver of the second
car he found. 1t was thought he
was not injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-20
InhalatOr Saves
Life OF Infant

Use of an imhalator saved the life
If a new born child this morning,
when the instrument was applied by
CaleXico firemen to the child Of =.
4. Wise on the Cudahy ranch near
CaleXico.
The mhalator was used for ap-
proximately II minutes, whn it
seemed as if the child would stop
breathing When il was taken off
the baby seemed normal again
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-20
Book Criticizes
HcOver's Career

WASHINGTON, Oct. %. WP)-A
book of l76 pages, entitled "The
Great Mistakc' and purporting to
describe President Hoover's business
career abroad, has been published by
the National Foundation Press, Inc. d.
The author is given as John knoI.
a pen name for an unidentified
writer
There was no comment from the
White House today.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-20
BANK CHECKS FARMERS

ROME, Ga, W.p Officials of
the National City Bank fouad ON
checking the names of IT'S farmers
who have deposited more than Sl75,-
000 "that every single one Of 'hcm
makes a regular practice of ~aismg
the food and feed products that are
required on his farm.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-20
AID FOR
WORKERS
SPEE[)E[)
Hoover Demands Prompt
Action By Commission
On Unemployment.
MEETS TOMORROW
TO Seek Coordination Of
State And Federal Re
lief Agencies.
BY LYLE c. WILSON
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. lU.p} -
The committee of six cabinet orr
GERS appointed hy President Hoover
to formulate plans for stimulating
business and relieving unemploy
mcnt this winter will mold its frs
meeting tomorrow, secretary oi
Commerce l.amon' announced TO
daN.
The meeting probably will be h"lt
IN the cabinet room of the WhltC
House. Lamont said. The commerce
secretary will act as chairman o'
The cabnc; group, which is to worn
with Governor Eugene Meter Jr., OF
tie Federal Reserve board.
Lamont said tomorrow 5 meeting
WAS called to lay plans for later
conference and that an attempt
would he made 10 outline the scop.
Il the work.
He explained the work of the new
committee. which includes Seerctar-
rs Mellon. Davis, Wilbur, Hurley
and HYDE was merely to Intensity
ard promote the business stimula
t,on program begun nearly 4 year
ago when President Hoover called
:: meeting of national business lead
crs following last fans market
crash. The activities of the cabinet
committee are considered the most
important government effort to AID
business and employment since the
White House meeting held at that
time.
In advance Of tomorrow 5 meet
ing Chairman Lamont declined to
outline the efforts to be taken by
his group. 1t already has 6ecn in
dicatod. however, that the commit
tee would seek TO promote public
construction.
Lamont. who is'of the belief that
no time should be lost in beginning
conferences, had planned TO hold the
first session today, but several com
miitcr members were out of III" city.
WASHINGTON. Oct &c. U.D-
The cabinet committee created 10y
Rrcsidcu; Hoover TO work towar'
rylict of unemployment during th'
winter months was asked to assem-
bic for ite first meeting today, wit!
every cmphasis icing placed upor
the necessity for prompt aud decl
sivc action.
The wintrv weather which alrca
dv has brought suffering to SOM
i q tttH - - ct
u spur for the relief program. IN
announcing the new effort to allie
yiatr the situation, Mr.. Hoover de
clarcd that "as Il nation we must
lrcycnt hunger an1 cold To those OF
cur people who ar in honest diff
cultics.
Secretary Of Commerce Lamont
who with five other cabinet mem
b,rs composcs the President s spe
cial committee, spent busy week
end here and in New York inter
viewing officials and business mel
preparatory to today's meeting. The
results of these conferences were
arranged for presentation bcfor,
fellow committee members of
starting point to further contacts
with industry and business.
One of the first problems for con
sidcration by the committee was the
consolidation of state committees
working on unemployment with fed
clal agencies, and the mapping OF
legislation TO he presented to Con
prcss when i, convcnes in December
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-20
REHEARING GRANTED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. W.D-
The supreme court today granted a
review of the conviction of j. w.
Afford, who was sentenced by Judge
William IL. Sawtelle in Los Angeles
10 serve five years for mail frauds.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-20
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Auxiliary card party, 8, Coun-
try Club Inn.
Evangelistic services. 7: 0,
Baptist church.
Band practice. 7:45, court
house. ~ N =
F. and A. "a. No. 3S4, 7:S0,
Masonic Temple.
Citizenship classes, 7, high
school.
Fox Imperial Theatre, THE
Sante Fe Trail.
TOMORROW
Lions club, Barbara Worth.
Eastside-Sunset home depart
ment, Porter Ferguson ranch.
Presbyterian Bible class, all
day, George Dundas home.
M. E. missionary society. $50,
635 Wensley.
w. c. T. u, 2, municipal rest
room.
st. Pauls guild, $50, 437
Sandalwood.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24

Habana, Oct. 24.-El profe-
sor frances Georges Claude ex-
plic6 aver en- New York. donde
Sc e%ncuentra en- canine para
Francia, que con aqua del mar
pienSa generar mayor cantidad
de electricidad de la que Sc po-
dria obtener aprovechando la
catarata del Niagara.
Ante la sociedad de ingenie-
ros mecanicos americanos Ell pro
fesor dijo que en- Matanzas ha-
bia obtenido 1915 kilowatts de
corriente electrical de una dife-
rencia de temperature de 1912
grades centigrados entire la SUI
perficie y el fondo del mar. Es-
Ia corriente aument0 a % kilo-
watts con un aumento de solo
49, grades e n la diferencia de
temperature.
Hubo de agregar que la eff
ciencia de una planta con aqua
del mar crece como ell cuadra-
do de la diferencia de tempera-
tura.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24
MUCHAS HA
CAUSADO Ell TEMPORAL

Ciudad de MEXICO, Oct. "a
Despachos al Excelsior" desde
aseguran, citando a !
comandante de la guarnici6n fe-
deral en- Alamo, estado de We
racruz, que muchas personals,
posiblemente centenares, murie-
ron durante las inundaciones
del martes.
FL captain Aware Barrazo,
que pudo marcharse de la pobla-
ci6n con sus tropas, teniendo ell
aqua en- los %talones, dijo que pu-
do observar ell desastre desde
terrenos altos y vic a mucha9
personals que eran arrastradas
por la corriente. Cast fue des-
tuido el pueblo, aunque un avia-
dor americana voI6 aver sobre 10
que creia era 81 Alamo y afirma
que varios edificios Sc mantle
nen firmes no obstante la poten-
ella del aqua.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24
DEBE TENERSE MUCHO
CUIDADO CON LOS DO
LORES DE

Minneapolis, Oct. "a Los
Antiques dolores de est6mago
Sc han heeho modernos, aban-
donando su traditional papel
de simple dolencia con una
simple cura.
E~l.recurso antique de dar una
cucharada de aceite de ricino,
puede reSultar peligroso para
ell nlho en- vista de la nueva
significacion de los dolores alb
dominates, de acuerdo con la
opinion del DR.. William D..
Lower, de Cleveland.
En- lugar de una simple per-
turbacl6n digeStiva, ell dolor
puede e una senal de apen-
dicitis, enfermedad de los RI
nones o de Jas caderas. o una
de las dolencias que Sc pre-
sentan con menos frecuencia.
Come un resultado del uso
de las viejas curas, en- lugar
de ayudar al enfermo, ofrece
posibilidades de hacerle gran
dano.
Puede ser particularmente
peligrosa la vieja cura en- ell
caso de I'm ap6ndice enfermo.
FL haberse mejorado la ca
lidad de la leche para los nj
nos, es una de las fuerzas que
han ayudado a reducir gran
demente una de las peores en-
fermedades de los ninoS en- ell
pasado, las "lamentaciones de
verano." La Pneumonia es aho
ra una de las mas serias enfer-
medades de los ninos, anadien
do que un vasto programa edu
cacional aparece necesario pa
ra d0minarla.
Las madres deben acostum-
brarse a aislar a las criaturas
de adultos 0 ninos que tengan
catarro. 81 este Sc hace ell pc
ligro de infection quedara re-
ducido.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24
Sc OPONE Ell ALCALDE w.
II. THOMPSON A LA SRA.
MCCORMICK

Chicago, Oct. 24.-Una decla-
raci6n del alcalde William Hale
Thompson fu6 publicada hoy en-
contra de la Sra. Ruth Hanna
Mccormick, candidate a senador
por el partido republican,, esta
siendo muy comentada.
Dice Ell alcalde en- una circu.
lar repartida por todos los ba-
rrios que 81 no traicionara al
pueblo de Chicago votando por
IN miembro de la familia NJ
Cormick. Estima que los repubii
amos deben votar por James
Hamilton Lewis, candidate de-
m6crata.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24
Ell GOBIERNO DE SHAN
GHAI Sc MUEVE EN- CON
IRA DE Los C~OMUNISTAS

Shanghai, Oct. 24.-El gobier
no nacionalista esta hoy movi6n-
dose para aplastar la guerra
S~angrienta que los comunistas
hacen a los cristianos en- China.
Hoy anunci6 ell ministro de
negocios extranjeros, Wang, que
ell gobierno enviara toda su
fuerza contra los rojos, con ell
fin de aplastarlos; pero que Ell
gobierno no puede hacerse res
ponsable de la seguridad de los
extranjeros en- los districts peli-
grosos.
Varios americanos y otros ex-
tranier0s han tenid0 que huir
de Jacochow, Kingtechez y Khan
para salvar sus vidas.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24
LAS MATANZAS EN- CHINA

Shanghai, Oct. 24.-Un rela-
to de las matanzas en- Khan y ell
'ecuestro y tortura de misione-
ros cat6licos fu6 hecho aqui hoy
por el padre De Jenlis, sacerdo-
te frances, que estima en- 1000
i nGmero de asesinados.
Ell padre De Jenlis y ell obispo
italiano Magnani, de la mission
Lazarista, figuraban entire los
misioneros secuestrados GUAM
do los comunistas invadieron q
Kiangsi.
Dejados fueron en- libertad ell
obispo y Ell sacerdote para que
llevaran ell mensaie pidiendo
$10,000,0 900 mejicanos por ell
rescate de los demas cautivos.
Estima ell padre que Sc exa-
ger6 al decir que montaba a
5000 el nGmero de los asesina-
dos.
Fran 10000 los c0munistas
que entraron en- Kiang en- la ma
mana de octubre
La gaceta., 1930-10-24

funcionar anoche para remover
de la vida a Jose Aiello, uno de
los pocos rivales de Alfonso Ca
pone.
Aiello, considerable ell rey del
alcohol, socio de George (Bugs)
Moran, y con Moran puesto en-
la tista de los enemigos p1blicos,
fue asesinado por un grupo de
hombres cuando salia del depar-
tamento de Patsy Presto, un i'm
portador vecino de la avenida
North holman.
Mas de II proyectiles fueron
disparados contra ell pandillero
desde I'm autom6vil.
La policfa cree que ell crimen
fue preparado conoci6ndose bien
odos los movimientos de Aiello.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24
LA ARMADA Sc HA UNDO
A LA REVUELTA

Pernambuco, Brasil, Oct. "a.
I'm despacho inalambrico pro
cedente de Rio de Janeiro dice
que Ia escuela militar Sc ha in
surrecionado, poniendose al fren
tie de los cadetes varios altos o.
ficiales del ejercito.
POGO despues Sc anunci6 que
la armada, que permanecfa leal
al gobierno, Sc ha undo a la re-
voluci6n.
FL pueblo recibi6 esas noticias
con gran algeria, cerrando los
bancos y establecimientos para
festeiar ell dia.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24

acknowledgements que es
mucho ell entusiasmo que ha
despertado entire toda nuestra
juventud Ell anuncio que ha he
cho ell "Comite de Fabrication
de la Sociedad de Socorros
Mutuos La Fraternidad," de
celebrar una fiesta de "Caba-
ret" la noche del dia 20 del
mes de noviembre en- ell anti
quo edificio del "Centro Ale
man. ubicado en- la esquina
de las avenidas de Nebraska
y Ross.
Como esta acreditada socie-
dad goza de tantas simpatias
en- la colonia, TODD Ell mundo
espera que su triunfo en- 10 que
respecta a su orden econ6mico
sea aplastante.
Ellos, los prestigiosos MEM
bros que sabiamente dirigen a
la mencionada institution, Sc
hacen acreedores a csc reso-
mantle exito.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Los conceJaleS victor M. no,
senthal Y Nick Nuccio, estima-
dos amigos de esta casa, nos Vi
sitaron aver, como va sabeu
~nuestros %lectores, y con exquisi-
Ia cortesia ell primero nos expli-
co la finalidad de una mocion
que ell pasado martes presenta-
"a.
Ell autor de la proposition,
con sensatez que lie enaltece, no
Sc enfado porque noSotros CO.
mentaramos parrafos publica-
dos por nuestro colega ell Tri-
bune, limitandose a aclararnos
ell alcance de 10 que dijera a suS
companeros Y. la nobleza de sus
intenciOnes.
Nuccio y Rosenthal, que no
estaban enterados de las gestio-
mes secretas que por algunos
elementos Sc han iniciado, apa-
rentemente en- beneficio de la
industrial tabaealera, dijeron
que ellos estan a favor de los in
tereses de Tampa y desean la
ammonia entire fabricantes v
obreros, sin parcialidad.
Ellos quieren la intervention
impartial del municipio, 81 ne
cesario fuera, para la convenien
cia definitiva de todos.
Ellos como nosotros, estan
dispuestos a mostrarse en- con-
ira de cualquiera persona o CO.
lectividad que pretenda estable-
Ger negociacioneS entire obreros
y patronos, dando a estos la ra-
ION, a TODD trance, en- contra de
los primeros.
Ellos eStiman que no serian
justas unas negociaciones en- las
cuaIes la inclination fuera hacia
los fabricantes, sin tomar en-
cuenta los legitimos intereses de
los trabajadores
81 el Club Leones quiere bus
car un acercamiento entire fabri-
cantes y obreros, para que sean
estudiados los problemas de la
industrial, NADIA mejor que colec-
tividad civica para tai empeno.
NADIA que huela directa o in
directamente a politica, NADIA
que salga de amigos intir1os de
fabricantes, tendra favorable
acogida entire los hombres que
~trabajan.
Para asuntos de esta delicada
naturaleza los hombres impair
ciales son los que pueden triun-
far. en- provecho de la comuni-
dad.
va sabemos "las intenciones"
de la moci6n del CONCEAL Ro-
seminal y con elias simpatiza-
mos.
Conocemos la posici6n del
CONCEAL Nuccio, que representa-
a un barrio donde residen miles
de tabaqueros, y la creemos
plausible e impartial.
Ellos no son "amigos" de los
manufacturers, nj "enemigos".
y anhelan para Tampa ell rotor
no de los dfas pr6speros.
Las personals que Sc inmiscu-
yam en- la situacion que pueda
surgir, influencias por los fa--
bricantes o por los obreros, no
podran rendir labor generosa y
acceptable.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24

Madrid, Oct. 24.-Continuan
detenidos los Eases" de la avia-
cion espanola, comandante Ra-
mon Franco y captain Ignacio
Jimenez.
Los amigos de ambos siguen
hacienda gestiones para que Ell
gobierno les devuelva su liber-
tad.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24
UNA JUNTA MILITAR HA
TOMADO POSSESSION DEL
GOBIERNO

Buenos Aires, Oct. "a Tn
despacho a la Naci6n" desde
Rio de Janeiro dice que una jun
Ia militar compuesta de Tasso
Fragoso, el Oral. Menna Barre
to y otras personals, ha tornado
possession del gobierno despu6s de
la renuncia del p~residente Wash
ingt0n Luis.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24

Habana, Oct. 24.-Dos hijos
del Oral. Pablo Mendieta, exile
fe de la policfa nacional, y va
rios j6venes estudiantes fueron
atacados por un grupo de diez
criminales, portando armas.
Corriendo para no ser asesi-
nado Francisco Mendieta fu6
atropellado por un autom6vil y
su hermano Antonio recibi6 he
ridas.
La policia dice que esta inves-
igando ell suceso.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24

hoy la renuncia del presidente.
En- las GALES el transito es nor
NAL, exceptuando los suburbios
situados mas ALA del palacio
presidential, que Sc hallan cor
tados por la guardia militar del
prcsidente.
Grupos de amotinados ataca-
ron las redacciones de varios pc
ri6dicos que apoyan al gQbierno,
causand0 apreciables averias en-
las maquinarias y otros efectos.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24

No som0s enemig0s sistema-
ticos de ninguna persona y
respetamos a los que
no piensan como nosotros, aun
que salgamos a combatir sus
ideas.
La cortesia nunca sobra a
una persona que Sc precie de
bien educada.
De aqui que jamas hayamos
"descendido" a las palabras
duras en- contra de nadie, no
kEr4
La gaceta., 1930-10-24

nida 915, todavia Sc encuentra
en- ell lecho del dolor.
Aunque su nal hasta ahora
no ofrece peligro las hsridas re-
cibidas en- la cabeza y una pier
ia permanecen abiertas.
Nosotros formulamos nues-
tros vot0s porque su restableci-
miento no Sc haga esperar.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24
CARTA CABLECRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana. Oct, 24,-Para dis
cutir ell proyecto Chadbourne,
en- beneficio de la industrial azu,
carera, ha sido convocada a Sc
sion eXtraordinaria la camarG
de representatives.
FL proyecto del hacendista a
mericano Sc relaciona con ell ali
vic del mercadc y la estabiliza-
cion de los precios.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24

Habana, Oct. 24.-Para cele-
brar ell quinto aniversario de su
fundaci6n la Federation Medi-
ca hizo una vista al cementerio
de Colon, depositando coronas
sobre las tumbas de los medicos.
Pronunci6 un discurso ell DR..
Angel Arturo Aballi.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24

Estas distinguidas persona
lidades han mandado a reservar
mesas para Ell Cabaret" del
"Centro Asturiano' que habra
de tener lugar la noche del dia
Is del entrante mes de noviem
bre y Ell que sera auspiciado
por la prestigiosa "Secci6n de
Intereses:" ?
Francisco C. Longo, DR.. F.
I. Costa, Jose Villaz6n, Jose
La gaceta., 1930-10-24

Madrid, Oct. 24.-La Tranquil
lidad es completa en- toda Espa-
ma, segun una nota dada en- ell
ministerio de la gobernaci6n.
Parece haberse calmado la "a
gitaci6n obrera en- Barcelona.
La gaceta., 1930-10-24
CAYO Ell GOBIERNO DEL
BRASIL

Rio de Janeiro, Oct. "a FL
gobierno del Brasil fu6 derriba-
do hoy, renunciand0 Ell presiden
te Washington Luis, Aparece
que POGO antes de mediodia sera
nombrado un gobierno provisio-
nal dirigido por el Oral. Menna
Marreto, jefe del comit6 militar
civil que pidi6 en- la manana de
La gaceta., 1930-10-24

siendo en- replica a insultos y
groserias.
Los que nos leen asf 10 a
precian y este nos sirve de
profunda satisfaction,
La gaceta., 1930-10-24
Concerto p6r Radio.

Concerto p6r Radio.
Esta noche, de las nueve me-
nos cuarto hasta las nueve y
cuarto, dara un Concerto por
Radio la famosa orquesta I'm
ternacional" que dirige el popu-
lar pianista senior Gustavito Mo
reno. Las pleas escogidas per-
tenecen al repertoire cubano =
espanol.
Sera para anunciar la gran
fiesta del domingo en- La Colum
ma.
Flor do Lis,