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La gaceta., 1930-09-12


mana de hoy Y a retirarse a su,
hogares, en- lucha con los fabri
cantes de tabacos de esta loca
lidad.
Pero..... dos fabricas indepen
dientes aceptaron las "cordicio.
mes" de los obreros, en- la ma
mana de hoy, condolences Gut
elias venian respetando, y CO.
memo ell arreglo de una situa,
ci6n que aparecia como muy
grave.
Esas dos fabricas, las prime
ras en- prOclamar la justicia de
la causa de los obreros, son Co,
rial y Sauna.
Mas tarde otros Senores ia
bricantes, comprendiendo la int
tilidad de la lucha, por cuantC
! NADIA extraordinario piden los
obreros, sc entrevistaron con e
! comite de huelga, reconociendC
la raz6n de los escogedores, y IL
normalidad fu6 restablecida er
sus manufactures.
No quieren conceder a los
trabajadores 10 que demandan
los fabricantes que capitanea e
coronel, querido y admirable a
migo nuestro, On. Mariana AL
VareZ.
Representa- los "rebeldes" 8
las manufactures conocidas pol
Santaella, La Corina, Kline
Bee, Filadelfia y Berriman.
iMantendran los fabricantes
"convulsivos' una huelga que
ellos han provocado y es incon-
veniente a sus intereses y a la
comunidad?
iQu6 piden los huelguistas?
Algo que Sc les puede conce-
| dor sin one Sc arruinen los Sc.
I lores manufacturers incon.
| 'ormes.
Quieren mantener la actua.
| ista de precios, por la cual han
| -enido pagandole los senores
| manufacturers en- los dltimoa
mos; y quieren guitar de Ia
'lista" 0 "cartab6n' dos para
fos que Sc p~restan a torcidas in
| terpretaciones y que dicen;
LA escogida solo Sc pagara
en- la proportion de los vigesi-
mos o cuadrag6simos, segdn Sc
den las pilas."
"Aparte de la escogida y en-
vasado en- su parte tecnica, las
| fabricas podran emplear en- e
| departamento de escogida la a
Iyuda que n~ecesiten sean o no es-
cogedores,"
5Puede alguien extraharse dc
que los obreros quieran guitar
| ell parrafo-guillotina que ante
cede?
Nosotros confiamos en- la in.
teligencia y discretion de los Sc.
| nores manufacturers que to-
davia no han firmado para que
| Ell pequeno conflicto quede re-
suelto por complete antes de
lunes.
Desc a los escogedores 10 que
piden, que ellos quieren la tran
quilidad en- la industrial y solo
reclaman 10 que les pertenece.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

Han sido eedidos gratuitamen
tie por la alta direction de Ia
Association La Columna," los
terrenos de su finca a los ele :
mentcs integrantes del Club
"ReciErocidad," que celebrara
un picnic" la tarde del dia %
del mes en- curse, a beneficio de-
"Comite de Auxilio de los Obre-
ros."
Ese mismo dia tenfa fiesta s.
nalada la "Orden Caballero d
la Luz" pero EN- vista de que
los obreros van a efectuar csc
picnic ha tenido a bien suspen-
derla.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12
Los Sc REU.
MIRIAM ESTA NOCHE.

A la bora de costumbre Sc
reunira hoy, en- ell Centre o.
brero, la junta general de los
escogedores,
Informara la comisi6n de
buelga de los trabajos que ha
realizado en- la manana de hoy
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

Madrid, Sept. 12.-El gobier
no de la ~repdblica de Santo Do
mingo ha cablegrafiado al Oral.
Damaso Berenguer agradeci6n-
dole ell d~onativo de 100000 pc
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

Habana, Sept, 12.-Hasta oc
tubre no volvera a la Habana,
segdn Sc ha anunciado, ell en-
bajador de los Estados Unidos,
Mr.. Guggenheim.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

Con la orquesta de "Glenr
Kay" daran IN bale las linda:
damas pertenecientes al ITEM
plo Ideal No. 2, de la Orden ca.
balleros del Aguila de Oro," Ell
Ell palacio de dicha Orden, ubi
cado en- la Gale 16 Y Ga. Ave
Senalada esta la fiesta baila.
BILE para la noche del pr6ximt
microbes, a las nueve.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

A POGO de llegar a la Haba-
ma ell senador David |. Walsh,
de Estados Unidos, I'm redactor
del "Diario de la Marina" ha-
bio con Ell.
Dicen que listed y su com
pahero ell abogado Burton vie
men a investigar lie dijo Ell
periodista.
Condensation "bomba" de
Mr.. Burton: Isl la genie cree
que venimos a inyestigar algo
sera porque aqui necesitan de
investigaciones."
lSaben ustedes 81 ell general
piensa expulsar de Cuba al
Senador?
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

Mientras sc celebre ell sabre
sfsimo almuerzO criollo anun :
ciado para la gran "romeria'
del entrante domingo en- la fin
ca LA Columna," y para Ell cual
sc han vendido alrededor de
5000 tickets, los comensales Sc
ran deleitados con excelentes
"sones," que tocara el Sexteto
"Diana." Para este objeto Sc es-
ia construyendo una artistica
plataforma en- un lugar apropia
do. Los comensales que no llega
ran a la bora del almuerzo, Sc
ran servidos en- cualquier mo-
mento, pues la cocina estara a.
bierta durante TODD Ell dia.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

En- la Junta celebrada ano :
che por ell Club de Madres de la
Iglesia Presbiteriana de la II
avenida y Gale II, Sc acord6
que la mitad de las ganancias
que produzcan sus fiestas tea
trales en- la Iglesia, sean entire
gadas al "Comite de Auxilios
del Centre Obrero," para los
companeros necesitados.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

setas que Espana hara en- bene-
ficio de los damnificados por el
dltimo terrible huracan que a
zo.ara a esa isla.
Muchos espanoles que residen
en- esa repdblica y Sc han que
dado en- la miseria, seran repa-
triados por cuenta del gobierno.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12
s @ Il | E s

mentos de Key West, conocida
por LA Reciprocidad," organi-
ia con verdadero entusiasmo pa
ra la tarde del dia % de este
mes, un picnic" en- los terre-
nos de la Finca LA Columna,'
a beneficio de los fondos del
"Comit6 de Auxilio de los Obre-
ros."
Todas las sociedades de esta
localidad Sc han c~omprometido
a tomar tickets, correspondent
do de esa manera al mejor ext
to de la magnifica obra.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

Madrid, Sept. 12.-La "pese-
ia sigue mejorando,' atribuy6r
dose este a las medidas puestas
en- vigor por Ell gobierno.
Varias de las huelgas que Sc
declararon en- los ultimos dias
hallanse en- Was de arreglo.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

esa isla han perdido familiares
Y casas.
Muchos aplausos merece Ia
noble iniciativa.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

La "Secci6n de Recreo del
Jirculo Cubano' prepare para
i sabado 20 de este mes, un
nagnffico bale de "jazz" el
3ual sera amenizado por la Oh
iuesta fayorita de los bailado :
res, Glenn Kay"
La "Secci6n de Beneficencia
n vez de celebrar este ano ell a.
oetumbrado picnic, teniendc
N cuent& 10 costoso que resulta
IA decidido ofrecer un gran bat
ie-bazar-cabaret en- TODD ell edi-
ficio social, para cuyo efecto Sc
han obtenido los servicios de Ia
:rquesta Glenn Kay" y ell Sex
teto Diana"
No pueden queiarse los socios
del "Circulo."
A. de Ia Pe6G.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

Mariana Alvarez, ell querido
coronel, con ell sable desenvai-
nado ha dado I'm paso al frente
y le han seguido otros fabrican-
ties de menos "graduaci6n."
Como jefe del baluarte de
Santaella, ell coroneI ha decla-
RADIO la guerra a los escogedo :
res, rechazando las proposicio-
mes de paz que lie fueran hechas.
Aunque lamentandolo, dado
que conocen la terquedad del
coronel y su Influenza, los q
breros Sc decidieron anoche por
la guerra Y hoy por la manana
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

81 la agrupaci6n La Column
ma" decidiera cambiarse de
nombre, 10 que no lie aconse-
jamos- haga, pudiera adoptar
ell nombre de La Roca.
va no es LA Columna' de-
rribable; ahora Sc trata de
una roca i~ncOnmovible.
Sus miembro trabajan sin
descanso, dia y noche, y han
construido una glorieta para
la fiesta del domingo.
Los "columnistas" tienen
tanto entusiasmo como energia
y de aqui que la colonia latina
simpatice con ellos.
81 ell tempo les favorece ST
fiesta podra compararse con
la Verbena y Picnic que diera
ell Centre Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

Pasado manana, domingo, e.
7mperador del Castillo "Hel
Iarbor" Don Esteban Pellon.
lara una fiesta en- sus dominios
on ell Sexteto "Floridano."
Habra gratis, para TODD e.
Iue concurra, "jaiba enchilada.
Las guaguas saldran de la ca
lie Is Y Ia. Avenida.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

Habana, Sept, 12.-Un chino
que d~efendiera la independence
de Cuba con las armas en- la
mano. Jose Blu, falleci6 aver
aqui. Tenia derecho, por haber
servido en- las guerras del 68 y
50, a ser presidente de la repu-
blica, no obStante haber nacido
en- China.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

Ell Oral. Gerardo, p%residente
Machado de Cuba, ha suprimi-
do ell semanario "Karikato."
tMotivos? Que csc peri6dico
"le ha pedido la renuncia" al
general Y este, para demostrar
su fuerza, ha decidido no pre-
sentarla y al mismo tempo "po-
ner fin a la vida" del audaz pc
ticionario.
Recuerde Gerardito que Au-
gusto Leguia arrogantemente
dijo: No firmo.
~ va ha firmado y es muy
probable que Sc lie juzgue por
algunas de los muchos crime
mes que ha cometido.
La gaceta., 1930-09-12
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

e%vacuaron las escogidas de On
Mariana y sus partidarios.
tSera possible que cuando
Orlando y Henderson prediean
la paz Y ell desarme universal,
ell coronel Alvarez quiera COM
batir, sable en- mano, contra
hombres que ~aprecian sus me-
ri,os y no le quieren NAL?
Querido c0ronel: On. Enri :
que, viejo guerrero, ha firmado
la paz.
FL senior de las torres de Mi
chigan Y North Albany, cree
que los obreros NADIA injusto pi-
den Y ha firmado con ellos an
tratado honroso.
ASi 10 ha hecho On. Manuel
Lan0, guerrero de no menoS eX
periencia, que defiende La Flor
de Cuba.
IVA listed a tratar de susti-
tuir a hombres de su raza, que
NADIA extraordinario lie piden,
por ell capricho de no rendirse
a la razon?
Envaine ell sable, que Dios lie
agradecera la gentileza, Y tome
la puma para firmar la paz.
iHagalo, Don Mariana, que
asi complacera a todos los ciu-
dadanos de Tampa, de esta
Tampa que listed tanto quiere!
La gaceta., 1930-09-12

persiste en- mantener sus pun
tos de vista sobre el problema.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
EMPLOYMENT
Help-Men or Women

WANTED. canvassers Part or full time. I. J. Phillips Clothing Co., IS Church Street
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
Seven Senators Will
 Aid WOmen's Campaign

Washington. April R-Seven senators have come to the aid of the lnter-American commission of wom- en in their campaign to have the nationality section of the world code based on equality between men and women. Final voting on the code is now in progress at The Hague con- ference on the modification of inter- national law.
 The senators arc Fess of Ohio, Capper of Kansas. Hehin Of Alaba- ma, Caraway of Arkansas, Shep- pard of Texas. Stephens of Mississip- pi, and Bratton of New Mexico. Each has expressed himself as opposed to any discrimination against women on the question of nationality.
 The United States delegation to the conference has recommended further study of the principle of equality in nationality by all gov ernments of the world, but it is fear ed that old world standard of sex discrimination will prevail in the conference.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
Three Lose Lives Today
 In Brooklyn, N. r., Fire

New York, April R,-Three per- sons lost their lives and three other members of the same family were injured early today in fire that swept their home in Dean street Brooklyn.
 The dead:
 Mrs. Tessie Antigano 50 years old and her daughters, Florence IT, and Marie IS.
 The injured are Vincent Antigano, b5, the father, and two daughters, Carmine, 10 and Lillian. 8. They were taken to the Unity hospital.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

BABY chicks. State tested Reds and Rocks from +. c. P. male matinGs Weekly hatches Morse Bros. East Der lin Tel 5ol7-N
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

GLASS OR PRIVATE LESSONS. Every type taught at Emerson Studio. 1s2
 Main St. Center Mags Store). Tel. SIS.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

BABY CHECKS. Place your orders now
 for baby chicks, All pure bred stock.
 s. P. Strople. la5 Park St Tel. 939.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairing

MACHINE work and repairing. Welding and cutting. Schultz Machine Works. o46 Rocky Hill Ave. Phone c39-W. OLD mattresses made like new. Lowest prices; l2 hour service. E. Bersou & Co.,. lo4 Dwight St Tel. 2520W UPHOLsTERlNG, chairs caned, rush seats and auto tops renewed. All work guar anteed. A. Tumanowcz, S42 Farming ton Ave. Tel. 4i2S-M.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

NICTROLAS. All in fine condition. Now is the time to buy for the cottage. B. McCoy's, Inc, 245 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Arents-Real X Estate


 LET THE Commercial Co.,, RealtorA help you locate No matter what your needs Gt it is real estate) we can serve you. our list comprises come very unusual bargains, Room 4l.. The Commercial Trust Cn. Elde
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

USED PLAYER piano. Was ss50. now $500. In excellent condition. McCoy's, Inc. otS Main St
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
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Announcements

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 Business Service 1S-BARBERs. HAiRD's, MAssEUsE REBUILDING AND CONTRACT 2o-BUsINEss SERVICE RENDERED 2l-DENTIsTs 2:-DREssMAK1NG MILLINERY 25-DYE1NG & CLEANING 24-INSURANCE-ALL KINDS cS-LAWYERS-PATEE ATTORNEYS cs-MovING. STORING GRATING :7-PA1NT1SG. PAPER HANGING 2S-PLUMBING. HEATG. METAL WORK EXPRESSING. AND TAILORING 5o-PRlNT'G. JoBB'G. STATIONERY s1-PRoFEssloNAL SERVICES 52-REPAIRING 52-A-PIANO TUNING sS-WANTED TO RENDER SERVICES
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New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
LIVE STOCK

DORS, CatS, TetS 5I BOSTON BULL TERRIER for sale. Thor oughbred. Three months old. Inquire 40 Talcott Street.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

FRANCIS ST, 49-siH room bungalow for sale. All improvements, hot water heat. Excellent location. Tel 6l4sM.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
MERCHANDISE
Musical Instruments

W. P. HAYNES upright piano. Excellent condition. Reasonably priced Inquire .S Homestead Ave. Tel. llS4-R
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies

AUTOMOIIVE SAILS & SERVICE
 New Brltan's only Authorized Ford Dealer. Ford cars, ssrvics and partI c4S ELM ST. S6 ARCH ST.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
Spare Rooms Bring Spare MonRen Yours Through The Rental Ads
LIVE STOCK
Eggs, Poultry Supplies


 BABY CHICK barsalns-Buy moro, save money, get five extra chicks free with each order for 100. We guarantee 190eo live delivery. Chicks are from 200 egg strain breeders. Heavy mixed, l0C ca; Leshorns. He; Rhode Island Reds, lec; Barred Rocks. l@c; White Rocks and White Wyandottes, lGc. Rush your order. We ship C. o, D. Cut Rate Chick Company, Sydney; Ohio.
 BABl chicks. State tested Reds and Rocks from +. c. P. male matings. Weekly matches. Morse Bros. East Ser lin. Tel. 5ol7-W.
 BABY CHICKS. Place your orders now for baby chicks All pure bred stock. s. P, strople, lS5 Park St. Tel, 93s. BABY chicks, sturdy thoroughbred K. I. Reds, s17; Barred Rocks, SIS; w. Leg horn. sl4 per 100, Large stock of chick feeders and supplies Store open until 7:So; Sat to g. x. E. Bird & Feed Co.,, 172 Arch St. Tel. 467o.
 BABY lHIChs, Reds and Rocks, s2V per 100. leghorns .lS. Started chicks, day old. eoc additional SC for each week. Will hatch your eggs for 4c each. Adrtch Chick Hatchery. Newington Road, Elm Hill. Tel 267E. HALLS CHICKs-Keds; Barred Rocks, White Leghorns, White Wyandottes. Matches every day. Breeders blood test ed. state supervision. Tel. Wallingford G45-o.
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 Horses, Vehicles B WORTH going to New Haven for. Choice
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
Horses, Vehicles


WORTH going to New Haven for. Choice lot of second hand horses from farms in Long Island. Horses hitches and drawn. The prices will sell them. De- livsred by truck. (. Pardee. eSt Chapel Street.
The Washington times., 1930-06-28
British Locale
In Earle Film

"A Notorious Affair."" the First
National production, starring
Billie Dove, with a supporting cast
which includes Basil Rathbone,
Kay Francis, Montagu Love, Ken
meth Thomas is now at Warmers
Earle Theater.
1t is adapted fron the English
play, Fame" and was directed
by Lloyd Bacon, well-known First
National director. It is the story
of an English girl of wealth and
good family used to luxury and
care, who married q tempera-
mental musician.
The theme of the storyis based
on her struggle. first to make her
husband known to the public, and
then after that is accomplished,
to hold his tickle affections.
Basil Rathbone is Paul Cher
ardi, the genius husband. who is
alternately weak and strong. Who
is a genius. but not strong enough
to stand fame and fortune. Kay
Francis played a designing woman,
Montagu Love portrays an ador-
ing father. Kenneth Thomson Is
an old lover of Billie Dove who
comes to her with aid and help
at the time she needs him most.
The Washington times., 1930-06-28
The Ultima Thule of Realism
Achieved in The Big House

the side of guards and wardenS, a
former prison official.
The revelations of the ex-con
vict were particularly interesting
in connection with the under
ground" dialect used by prisoners
by which they are able to con
verse without being understood by
guards or fish," (which is their
term for new prisoners.
Frances Marion, who, wrote the
original story for the screen, Joe
Farnum and Martin Flavin. au
thor of the currently successful
prison play, The Criminal Code, :"
who collaborated with Miss Mar
ion on the dialogue, included
much of the strange gibberiSh in
the conversation of ''The Big
House." but made sure that the
circumstances were such that the
audience would get the meaning.
Such terms were included as
"the STIR" for prison; screws, T"
meaning guards; ''the croaker, !"
meaning. the prison physician
Solitary confinement cells are
known as THE Palace Hotel, !"
while the grim gallows room bears
the ironic name of THE Dance
Hail."
Prominent in the cast of 1.-THE
Big House" are Chester Morris,
Lewis Stone, Leila Hyan1s,. Wal.
lace Beery, Robert Montgomery.
George F. Marion, Karl Dane and
j. c. Nugent.
The Washington times., 1930-06-28

Usually technical advisers on a
big motion picture clamor for
credit, but not in the case of "The
Big House." Metro-G Goldwyn-
Mayors vivid story of prison riot,
which is now playing at Loew'S
Columbia. BY his own request,
one technical expert on the set
has avoided all mention.
He is an ex-convict who served
five years for robbery in one of
the largest penitentiaries. He
learned his lesson, is out on pa
role, going straight" and making
a success of it. but for obvious rea-
sons won't take a bow
1t was from him many of the
realistic details, cleaned from his
personal knowledge, the strange
slang of prisoners, and other ma
terial was obtained. He worked
with another expert who knew
The Washington times., 1930-06-28
'N0TDAMAGED'
FINDS FAVOR
AT FOX

The Fox this week has pro-
gram of many parts, each and
every one of which is sure to
find favor with some, and for the
rank and file of playgoers the
whole bill is pleasing.
Not Damaged" starring Lois
Moran, sounds as though it might
be story about shirts, and
strangely enough 1t is, but It's
more than that. it's about the
dreams of a poor girl whom a
rich man loves. and, contrary to
her expectations, his intentions
are honorable.
When Gwen Stewart Gois
Moran dreamed that she was
walking down the aisle of the
ater and her clothes fell off, she
let herself in for something. Hel
friend, Maude Inez Courtney
discovers that according to her
dream book such a dream as
Gwen had means that a tall,
dark. handsome stranger will en-.
ter her life.
Lest her book prove wrong,
Maude encourages Gwen to go
with Kirk Randolph. ITe is the
millionaire who buys so many
shirts at Gilmore's shirt counter.
He doesn't need them. but then
Gwen sells them. Charlie tRob-
ert Ames), Ovens boy friend, for
bids her to see Kirk. He proves
to be just the impetus needed for
her to visit Randolph at his
Greenwich Village apartment.
She is not sure that she likes
Randolph CWalter Byron) but
she doesn't trust him and when
two glasses of wine are put in
front of her she quickly reverSes
their positions, so that the drug
ged one will go to him.
He turns out to be the kind Of
a man who doesn't drug little
girls wine glasses, but proposes
to them instead, even when they
are poor. The picture Is really
well done and provides excellent
entertainment. Lois Moran is
charming, Walter Byron, a
polished rich man, with a nice
voice, is opposed by a good look
ing lad, Robert Ames. Comedy
has its day. and a good one it is,
too, when done by Inez Courtney,
and Elmer, the dumb detective.
Fanchon and Marcos Ivory"
pleases on the stage. Sam Jack
Kaufman, the amiable master of
ceremonies, introduces Betty Lou
Webb, male inpersonator, singer
The Washington times., 1930-06-28
Seaside Parks
Holiday Program

Seaside Park, at Chesapeake
Beach, is making preparations for
The biggest Fourth in its history
The new resort, situated on high
ground beside the sparkling waters
of Chesapeake Bay, provides the
only saltwater swimming pool
near washington, and this attrac-
tion is proving exceptionally popu-
lar. Wednesday evenings, special
programs of water sports are
planned.
Just beside the pool is the
beautiful new ballroom, with
dancing afternoon and evening.
Other attractions at the park in
clude coaster dip, airplane swing,
custer ride. miniature railroad,
shooter. whip, skee ball. bowling
alleys. fishing, boating. and crab
bing.
A big celebration is promised
at the park over the Fourth. A
display Of fireworks viii be fea-
tured.