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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-01
DHARALAS TRIBE
REVOLTSAGAINST
BRITISH RULE
Indian R olution
AcceleratesI World
Economic Crisis
In dia n Trade Drops
Worker Witness Greets
N. Y. Demonstration

The Dharalas Indians, fighting
people in the Kaira district, 300
miles north of Bombay, have risen
against British exploitation.
These fighting Dharalas are not
fooled by Gandhi's "non-violence."
Organized into groups of 500, and
armed with long poles with knives
attached at the end and old-fash-
Toned guns, the Dharalas carry out
raids. The British and American
boss press call these raids "cam-
paigns of robbery and murder"
Class-conscious workers, of course,
know what that means.
The British authorities have mob
ilized 1000 armed police at Poona
for action against the Dharalas.
Trade Drops Sharply.
: British trade in India is falling
rapidly, according to a detailed an
alysis of British India's trade re-
turns for May, issued by the Depart
ment of Commercial Intelligence
and statistics. The figures published
show that the visible balance of trade
in May was only $3,300,000 in favor
of India, as against $13,300,000 in
April and 100000 in midas ia
vor in May last year. The British
inaporiaiists and their lackeys are
quite alarmed. The British-owned
Bombay News says, Historically,
that "if the trade declines continue.
owing to the political situation, In
dia is heading for a big economic
crash"
American and Japanese trade with
India is also "hard hit" Japan's
cotton trade with India is also great
ly reduced recently. This will neces-
sarily has its effect on the already
very serious crisis in the cal talist
countries.
The Daily Worker received let
ter, signed "a Witness" which is
quite indicative of the effect of the
demonstrating in support of the In d.
dian Revolution of the masses, held
Saturday, in New York, before the
British consulate.
The letter starts by greeting the
fellow workers who participated in
the demonstration =. especially the
Young Communist League and the
revolutionary trade unions for their
courage and revolutionary ideas"
and for showing up "the British
bourgeoisie and their tool, the Mac
Donald Labor Party gang, Cypress
the Indian people"
In regard to police brutality, the
letter says. 81 also want to tell you
how I, with my own eyes, witnessed
once more the brutality of the City's
Mad Dogs (police) chasing the pa
rade with clubs without any provo
cation whatsoever.
"The writer also "congratulates
The Daily Worker of its guidinc
principles toward its readers, the
masses, who are the sole owners, de-
Gliding factors and judge of their
destinies."
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-01
Crisis Worse,
More Jobless,
AUFQCtsShOw

Without exception, all the finan-
cial papers issued today admit a
deepening of the crisis, more un-
employment and sharpening of the
world economic crisis OF capitalism.
''The country is suffering from
business depression as severe as
any in the country's history says
the Commercial and Financial
Chronicle Dune 28).
Another Wall Street spokesman,
Benjamin Baker, in the latest issue
of the Annalist, comments:
For some weeks, the indications,
and this writer's reasoning from
them, have pointed to a period of
depression, or a long bottom to the
present valley of depression in
1921-22."
That increased unemployment
and starvation stares the workers
in the face is not now denied by the
most blatant sheets of the big bank
ers. Recent developments, more
over" says the Guaranty Survey,
issued by the Guaranty Trust Co.
Gully y, do not brighten the out
look for marked upturn in the
early future. Commodity prices
continue to move consistently down.
ward. Employment is still on the
decline. With few exceptions,
current reports continue to point 10
further recession in industrial out
put and trade volume"
All of Hoover's hoOey about re-
cuperation of American imperialist
economy did not fool the exploiters.
1t was meant for mass consumption.
However, says the National City
Bank Bulletin:
THE pas nth has witnessed a
decided 4 G of the feeling of
discour out bus ness, and
prObabi. since the stock
market cCiia9a, st fall has the
average bushes -, been more in
clined o questIt mis- traditional
faith : the recupe1a tiv" of
the country"
Yet they want the masses to
starve on promises. More and more
unemployment il nov admitted by
the most reactionary bosses. Only
the most determined fight for
work or wages" will ward off star
vation for millions.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-01

gates will be unemployed workers.
They will not carry large sums of
money, in fact, they will have very
little, if any, money. 1t is the in.
tention of the Thompson regime to
thus break up the Unemployment
Convention.
1t will be the task of the Interna.
tional Labor Defense to protect these
workers and to see to it that their
convention, called to combat unem
ployment and it's companion evils,
the speed-ups and naturalization
will be unmolested.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-01

Fall River, Mass.

Fall River, Mass.
Editor. the Daily Worker:
Fall River textile workers are fac
ing terrific spced-upa, wage cuts
and nass Unemployment. In this
city there arc over $4,000 workers
unemployed. The state statistics
claim that only 9,4oO workers are
receiving wages. According to these
statistics it means that there are
25,600 workers unemployed. This
report was before the closing down
q ten textile mills.
~ American Prints Co., the big
gest tile mill in the city, has
closed down until further notice
Also ny small mills have closed
down. The closing down of these
mills have thrown out into the
streets over 5000 workers.
While the textile bosses are clos
ing down the mills they are giving
speed-ups and wage cuts to the
workers that are employed. In the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-01

orderly conduct, were released on
bail, the sixth worker being dis
missed. The cases are set for July 1.
SO great is the determination of
the police to suppress all worker
demonstrations, that when Louis
Scott, PHILADELPHIA ORGANIZER of the
international Labor Defense, with
another worker, Mogull, went to the
police station to investigate the
charges, they were arrested at the
station and fined S. and costs, or
five days.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-01
Minot, D. C.

Minot, d. G.
The Daily Worker;
Number one northern wheat--the
best grade--is down to rs ana ID
cents per bushel and it is very
likely it will go still lower. At this
price many farmers say it will
hardly pay to cut it.
The capitalist government has
handed the farmers lot of bunk
before, but the Farm Board plan
of "helping" the poor farmers is
the biggest bunk Of all. Today we
are told that if it were not for the
Farm Board the price of wheat
would be still lower.
When the Farm Board came into
existence last summer the price of
wheat was about S1.25 and now it
The primary markets
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-01
Murder Weizenberg
for Distribution of
7. y. u. L. Leaflets
WALLACE DRKN CANGSTERS UNITE WITH CITY HALL aUCCES AGAINST
JULY As UNEMPLOYMENT CONVENTION

the time that New York police guided by lead
the Garvey murdered Alfred Levy Negro dele
gate the Chicago Unemployed Convention July 49, gangsters
of the American Federation of Labor Chicago attacked and
dered Harz Weeberg member OF the Unemployed Council No
the Union Unity Weizenberg distributing
leaflets containing the TUUL for painters at Painters
Local 4 the attack took place. The fascist F. of L.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-01
Detroit C'I'dren's
Camp Open June %

DETROIT, Mich.-.The Workers
ChilGren's Camp Of Detroit will
open Saturday, June %, at the
Workers Camp, situated on Twelve
Mile Road, near Halstead Road.
Registration for camp now going
on at the camp office, s242 Wood
ward Avenue.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-01
We Are aiting for Your
Report

The Party made decision. be carried
we sent this decision TO all district Daily
sentatives, all Party sections units.
The decision made by the Party during
Of June 22 Party member called
meeting report the Daily Worker
son Every Party member
funds he had collected the total collected
set each Party member Party
get Daily Worker Merit Stamp he Parry
reach this minimum quota,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-01

Demand the release of FOs-
ter, Minor. Amter and Ray.
mond, in prison for fighting
for unemployment insurance.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-07-01

Two T.U.U.L. workers were murdered last
week. One, Negro worker, was a
delegate to the July As UnempIoy-
ment Conference. The boss terror
will not stop the growing fight
for ''Work or Wages!"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-09-04
A STATEMENT
n. r.. SELBY
Republican Candidate
fO1: State Senate
A STATEMENT

To My Republican Friends
AS private citizen have always advocated any movement
that tended toward the development of Garrett County and
sed the bettement of the condition of it's citizens The official
land when had the honor Garrett County that
body furnish absolute proof of the sincerity interest and
my loyalty to the citizens of this county.
Now candidate the Republican nomination for the honor
of State Senator for Garrett County, take this of making
known to all Republican friends position with reference to
certain matters which will the session of
the Maryland Assembly.
unaeraby opposed the passage and all
which may be proposed for the of bonds for Garrett
County for whatsoever and pledge myself to consist
emily and perssten oppose the of law PROPOSE
ton to authorize the issuance of bonds with without referen
alton of the people of Garrett County.
shall cast vote influence for the enactment
to exempt corporation doing business
holding property within the county State from the
of their just and equitable share of public dues and taxes
SHALL all times advocate the strict and persistent enforce
ment of all laws including the Eighteenth Amendment and all
and local laws reference there to- and elected shall
and shall always be found to protect and safeguard
your every interest.
shall always regard myself servant ready and willing
with all energies to highest interests far as
they may be made known to me-
therefore earnestly and respectfully solicit your vote and
favorable consideration will be sincerely appreciated and
that with without support shall always be faithful
fellow citizen ready at all times to do you service.
With sincere thanks for support and soliciting
vote at the coming primary have the honor to remain
Sincerely yours,
NATHAN R. SELBY.
Republican Candidate for the State Senate
Political advertisement authorized by the candidate.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-09-04

To the Republican Voters of GarreUu County,
By the time read this last appeal you for your
port the Primary Campaign will be nearing it's end have had
the greatest and the knde the
people whom have met and very that it has been
possible to meet and greet each voter.
have endeavored to you fair and hon
orabe belong to clique combination, but to all of
the people.
stand upon the present record of the Office of which
component part.
feel confident of meeting the requirements performing
duties of the office to which aspire. -
In closing this campaign and making this last appeal you
for support with full knowledge that have not said harm
full word about the candidates. commit my
hands for final judgment Monday September g.
and will be perfectly satisfied with your decision
If your choice at the primary election have but two
promises to make First active campaign in the general cleo
on for the entire ticket second conduct the office mpar
ally and render the best of service possible
now rest my with you
With malice toward and goodwill to ALL am
Mrs. Ellen \. Lee.
Republican Candidate for County Treasurer.
Political Advertisement authorized Candidate
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-09-04
E. E. Friend, Republican Candidate For Register
of Wills, Addresses the Republican Voters.
To the Republican Voters of Garrett County:

To the Republican Voters of Garrett County:
AS this will be the last issue Of the county before the
primary wish again place before you my candidacy
nomination to the office of Register of Wills.
Because duties Register of Wills require attendance
the office week day have not been able all of those
who will take part the primary and present my candidacy
regret that could not visit section of the county
have greatly appreciated the confidence heretofore repoed in
by the people Of this county and have endeayored perform
the duties of my office faithfully and honestly With the exper
have acquired feel that able than
render you efficient service.
nominated and reelected shall to the office my best
enon and all the people of the county who may business
to transact there the highest possible type of service
wish thank for the support given respectfully
solicit your vote next Monday.
Respectfully yours
E. T.. FRIEND,
Candidate for Register of Wills.
Political Advertisement published authority
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-09-04

the writer and all others who know
DR.. McComas feel that he is worthy
of and merits this nomination and
election.
Respectfully,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-09-04
Henry M. Speicher, Candidate for Nomination
for County Commissioner, States His Position

To the Republican Voters of Garrett County
On Monday you will the Republican candidates for
County Commissioners Being Of those who seek that posi-
ton take this method of soliciting support at the polls
In the campaign just closing have endeavored
voters possible but of work for the County Fair
and other demands have not been able to call all
However, candidacy has been before you and trust has
received your favorable consideration.
have made exravagant promises and if nominated and
elected will into Office free to work for the best interests of
County Every section will receive the consideration from
and shall be happy to pledge to faithful
honest and efficient administration of county affairs and
that the welfare of county will be chief
shall endeavor all times merit the confidence you place
in
thank you for your consideration and respectfully and
esty ask your support.
Cordially yours
Henry NJ. Speic1her,
Republican Candidate for County Commissioner.
District No. 5.
Political Advertisement published by authority of the candidate
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
'lTIMAS NOTlCIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

Shanghai, AgoSto 2.-EIan-
kow, Han Yang y Wuchang,
tres ciudadeS SituadaS a orillaS
del rio Iantze, con una pobla-
cion dc varios millones, estan
hoy amenaZadaS por las par
tidas de comunistaS, enloque-
cidaS por la Sangre, que slguen
avanZando. Miles de a%terrorl-
zadoS chinos, llevando con
ellos Sus propiedades transpor
tables, Sc han refugiado en- las
>oncesiones eXtranjeras, con
Iencidos de que los rojos repe-
,iran sus hazanas de saqueo y
destruction. ESaS tres ciudadeS
Sc hallan bajo la ley marcial.
Tambien Marking, la capt
al de los nacionalistas, esta
hoy regida militarmente.
Los rojos tienen en- su poder
a varios centenares de chinos
ricos, por los cuales piden res
cate.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
TRIUNFO GEHLBACH En-
Ell BERRY AEREO

Detroit. AgoSto I'm eXa-
viador del ejercito, Lee Gehl-
bach, triunf6 aver sobre 10 con
tendencies en- el Derby de Anne
RIGA, finaliZando en- Detroit eI
recorrido de 5,54l millaS y ga.
nando un premio de $4,000.
Ell promedio de velocidad
desarrollado durante ell vuelo
por ell vencedor, Sc calcula ell
1911 millaS por bora.
La partida Sc hizo ell 2l de Ju
lilo, Representative Gehlbach a
un grupo de hombres de nego-
clos de Little Rock, Arkansas.
En- cast todas las etapas finali-
70 en- primer lugar,
Ell tempo de vuelo fu6 de AZ
horas, 35 minutes y 30 segun-
dos.
Lowell Bayless, de Mass, en-
tr6 EN- segundo lugar, habiendo
hecho un promedio de velocidad
de 1854 millas.
Charles Myers, de Cleveland
finalizo ell tercero.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
TEATRO CASINO

Sc repetira hoy por Ultima
vez Welcome Danger" la
yraciosa pelicula en- que tanto
Sc Distinguish Harold Lloyd y
Barbara Kent.
Lloyd es famoso porque en-
sus catorce amos de vida cine
matografica solo han trabaja-
do con el cinco actrices, Baby
Daniels, Mildred Davis, Joby-
ma Ralston, Ann Christy y aho
ra Barbara Kent.
Varios meses pasaron Lloyd
y sus ayudantes buscando a la
actriz y al fin Sc decidieron
por la Kent, muchacha de
gran belleza y de una voz "a
gradabilisima.
Manana sera estrenada una
production de los hermanos
Warner, Hold Everything"
con Joe E. Brown, Winnie
Lightner, Jorge Carpenter,
Sally O'Nei y otros notables
actores.
Toda la cinta ha sido hecha
en- technicolor.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

"echando deudas sobre la socie-
dad en- ninguna forma nj con
ningun "preteXto".
RefiriendoSe al articulo 17S
en- la fecha mencionada en- ell
parrafo anterior, ell actual pre-
Sidente, Sr. Eduardo ValdeS,
escribio a este periodico:
"Respecto a la interpreta :
ci6n que 70 lie doy al articulo
17S, que dice: La Junta Direc-
tiva puede introducir reformas
en- la marcha administrative
de la Sociedad cuando 10 esti-
me oportuno y no Sc oponga a
clio este reglamento y del mis-
mo modo queda autorizada pa
ra realizar reformas en- ell edi-
ficio y propiedades del Circu-
10 siempre que para 10 mismo
no haya que gravar o adquirir
fondos fuera de los que la so
ciedad tuviera capitalizados....
Entiendo que ell va citado ar
ticulo es bien explicito."
"Su letra Y espiritu clara
mente preveen que la Directi-
va no podra echar deudas So
bre la Sociedad en- ninguna
forma nj con ningdn pretexto."
Comentaba ell Sr. Valdes una
carta que aqui publicaramos,
del Sr. Francisco Fernandez,
en- la cual este pedia Sc hicie-
ran algunas reformas al regla-
mento.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

La policia del pueblo de Ma
rianao, Cuba, apaleo a los ira
bajadores.
Los obreros estaban reuni-
dos Ell Ell local de la sociedad
La Mundial' cuando llegaron
los esbirros de la falsa demo-
cracia.
Sin respetar ell derecho de los
humildes ciudadanos, violenta-
mente Sc les eXpulso del salon
y Sc les hizo marcharse a sus
casas.
Pueden los atropellados que
jarse de los golpes recibidos, 81
asi 10 desean, elevando una ms
tancia a Papa Montero', ell
presidente Machado.
La republica que iba a ser
ICON todos y para todos", es al
presente del Oral Machado y de
sus amigos.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Detroit, Agosto 2.-Egbert
M. Holman, uno de los direc-
torres de la campana politica
del eXpulsado alcalde Charles
Bowles, esta siendo hoy busca
do por la policia que desea in
terrogarlo en- relation con ell
asesinato de Jerry Buckley,
commentator politico que fuera
de la estaci6n de Radio WMBC.
Bowles describe a Holman CO.
mo un joven de buena posici6n
i~nteresado en- ayudar a la po-
licia a recoger a los violadores
de la ley antinarc6tica de Har
rison. La policia encontr6 una
libreta de banco, a n0mbre de
Hoffman,, en- las habitaciones
de Marjorie Mansell, cantante
de "blues" de esa estaci6n de
Radio, y amante de Pete Lica-
vol, pistolero que rehusa en-
%contrarse con la policia desde
que fuera asesinado Buckley.
Dicen los detectives que la mu
jer admite ser la amante del
pistolero; pero que de ella no
Sc pudo obtener information.
La libreta de Hoffman mues-
ira dep6sitos diarios de mas
de $4,000, hechos durante va
rias semanas. FL alcalde dijo
que Holman es ell cobrador de
aIquileres de Scherer y su Ii
breta de banco debe mostrar
crecidos dep6sitos.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
VAN A A YOUNG
LERRY Y HACERLO PASAR
POR BLACK CAT LULO

Estuvo hoy a visitarnos ell
pugilista Black Cat Lulo, muy
conocido en- Ybor.
Nos dijo que Sc lie habia he
cho una proposition de $57
para ir a pelear a Miami; pero
que el la habia rechazado.
Ahora ell que deseaba con-
tratarlo piensa llevar a un tai
Young Lerry, de Palmetto, y
hacerlo pasar ALI como Black
Cat Lulo.
P~rotesta Ell joven gladiator
italiano porque no quiere pres
tarse a que Sc engane al publ
CO de esa ciudad.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
10 QUE DICE Ell COMITE
DE FESTEJOS PRO FAR
MACIA DEL CIRCULO GU
BANJO
CUBANO DE
TAMPA

Es nuestro deber darle las
mas expresivas gracias a la
Prensa Latina local, a las per-
sonas que desinteresadamente
Sc nos han brindado para to-
mar parte en- la function teatral,
a todos los que generosamente
donaron elegantes y valiosos
regalos, cuyo producto pasara
fntegro a engrosar los fondos
para la installation de nuestra
farmacia, sueno a~cariciado pOr
muchos desde tempo inmemo-
rial y que al fin, gracias a Ia
cooperation con que hemos con
tado por parte de los socios y
simpatizadores, estamos segu-
ros que la llevaremos a feliz
termlnO.
Debemos hacer constar que
nuestro prop6sito, es buscar la
manera que nuestra sociedad
pueda hacer frente a sus com
promises sin tener que mermar
los positivos beneficios que brin
da nuestr0 Reglamento a t0dos
los asociadOs.
Nuestra farmacia sera una
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

En- la gran fiesta cabaret !,
de esta noche, en- TODD Ell pala-
clio de los cubanos, y la que ha
sido organizada por los j6ve-
mes de la "Secci6n de Recreo,'
figuraran estas angelicales da
mitas, vistiendo hermoSos ira
jes: Angela Ferrer, Maria Con
zalez, Flora Gonzalez, Eva Du
ran, Eidya Duran, Clara Ora
nados, Amelia Fernandez, Ce-
liza Salgado, Rosa Talavino,
Margot Mesa, Isaura de Mesa,
Ofelia Pita Ofelia Leon, One
liza Leon, Hortensia LAWN, Ber-
ia LAWN, Estrella DiaZ, Ester
Martinez Y Dalia Menendez.
A las ocho de la noche dara
comienzo ell e~spectaculo con
una sinfonia por ell conocido
professor Sr. Luis Mayoqui, en-
ell teatro de la Sotiedad, y des-
pues Sc representara la come
dia titulada "Sueno Dorado"
por la Compahia C6mico-Liri-
ca. Variedades por la prime
ra actriz c6mica Sra. Pillar Ra-
mirez. Sinfonfa por ell joven
Aristides Santirso. Cantos y
bales por las aficionadas ar,
tistas Chela y Velia Martinez.
Canciones americans y Tan
Cos por los j6venes artistas
Luis LAWN y Pinerito. Bales
por la graciosa Srta. Manoli1a
Leon. A la termination del
Cabaret" que sera a las tres
de la manana, habran tranvias
para West Tampa. La entrada
solo costara veinticinco centa-
vos.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Preparados estan los mu-
chachos que constituyen la flo
reciente y pr6spera Sociedad
"Juventud Hispana," para
concurrir manana a los terre-
nos de la playa de moda, como
cida hoy por ell nombre de
Hell Harbor," para pasar to-
da una tarde de algeria en- la
"lomeria" que en- dicha playa
tendra lugar.
Los alegres y siempre diver
tidos ,j0venes almorzaran a las
doce y media de la tarde y
cuando hayan pasado dos ho-
ras ordenaran ell bale en- la
Glorieta, que durara hasta las
siete y media de la noche; Pc
70 a las cinco, aproVechando
ell intermedio obligado Sc SER
vira un exquisite lunch. Ha-
bran premios para los triunfa-
dores.
81 la lluvia no resulta i'm
Fortuna, pueden los chicos de
la "Juventud" asegurar que
van a pasar ell mejor dia en- es-
ia temporada de bochornoso
calor.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02
LEGO A NICARAGUA LA
ESPOSA DEL DR.. PORTO
CARRERO

FL ministro de relacioneS ex-
teriores de Nicaragua envi6
hoy por la manana un despa-
cho al DR.. Nestor A. Portoca-
rrero, dandole cuenta de ha--
Der llegado sin novedad a Nj
caragua, en- aeroplano, la Sra.
Blanquita Portocarrero, espo-
sa del distinguido medico direc-
tor de la clinica "El Bien Pd-
blico".
La Sra. Portocarrero deci-
do salir por aeroplano hacia
su pals, desde Miami, con es.
calas en- la Habana, Honduras
Y San Salvador, por hallarse
muy gravemente enfermo 81
senior padre.
Puso a prueba su valentia Ia
Sra. Portocarrero y ojala que
su senior padre, ell eminente CT
ruiano DR.. Luis H. De Bayle
recobre pronto su quebrantads
salud.
La gaceta., 1930-08-02

Habana, Agosto 2.-Dos We
ces trat6 aver de suicidarse la
Sra. Esperanto Villaz6n y en-
las dos fracaso.
Desesperada porque su ma
rido la habia echado a la ca
lie, tom6 uno de los vaporcitos
que van a Regla y Sc trio al
mar, en- la bahia.
Dos marineros la eXtrajeron
del aqua. POGO despues, al lie
gar al muelle de Luz, de nue.
vo Sc lanz6 al aqua; pero fue
salvada.