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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24
Goodnight Stories
By MAX TRELL

IF no one cut the grass.
Just think how IL would grow.
You wouldn't see a bit OF sky,
No matter where you'd 60"
Shadow Song.
TT was Sunday.
The children walked down the
country road. They were &C
companied CAS- usual by their shad-
ows MiJi. Flor. Hand. Yam and
Knarf.
At last they reached q green mead
DIV and the children being tired.
stretched out in the grass. AS for
the shadows. they never got tired.
so while the children were looking
the other way. they slipped off.
Across the meadow they sped. over
the wall and into the next meadow
where they saw a horse grazing.
Now Knarf. who was always set
on mischief. slipped up behind the
horse and cried at the top Of his
voice: FIJI there. giddop'"'
The horse merely swished a nv
of it, hack with It's tail and went
right on eating.
'Giddop"' repeated Knarf. indiE-
nantly. for he didn't like the idea ar
a horse not oheyinE. Strange 10
relate. IL didn't obey any more than
before. The shadows were equally
surprised. They were quite certain
that when someone said EiddOp "a a
horse. II always trotted of.
They all walked in front OF the
horse.
"Giddopr' they shouted In n
voice.
"Giddop yourself" the horse re-.
piled. I've got more important
things 10 do"
The shadows looked so puzzled that
II fastened TO explain. I've got all
the grass in this meadow TO eat be-
fore nightfall."
But that's not important" Nil
objected.
1T isn't Wen. ! like that. What
do you suppose would happen if r
didn't make IL my business TO come
out here each Sunday and keep the
grass trimmed down.
Nothing"
The horse snnrtcd. The grass
would grow 30 tall that you wouldn't
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24

| suppose you do nothing but eat
grass all day. Well. stay on YOUR
" meadow and don't come here
and eat my grass" II gave a sharp
neigh Of vexation. "Giddopr' IL
cried.
The ~astonished shadows were on
the point OF replying that they
wouldn't giddop for any horse when
they noticed 70 their dismay that
their masters AMI mistresses were
getting ready To move on. ara thew
were obliged 10 hasten back w them.
"GIddap, Giddopt' the hrose re-
peated. and then II broke into AZ
loud horse-Iaugh.
1850. Ny Ns4splrsr Fsatur. s-rrtr, A..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24
Great Lovers of Antiquity
BY IRVING X. BACON.
antony and Cleopatra, Who Died for Lore.

urgent prompting. Antony returned
70 Rome To make his peace with
Octavian- Lepidus. the third trium-
vir. was more or less Of a figure
head.
AT Rome. Antony married Octavia.
the beautiful and philanthropic
widowed sister OF his colleague. His
heart. however. kept drawing him
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24
Some Odd Facts

4 deadly substance secreted by
certain toads is used by primitive
tribes 70 poison arrow tips.
Metal furniture is finding a ready
market in tropical countries where
A. furnishes better resistance 20
white ants and other insects than
the wooden type.
Aluminium paint IL being used "a
keep structures either not or cold
eau IL reflects heat and does not
readily absorb II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24
Answers TO Health Queries

A STEADY READER. o.-what
will increase the growth OF my mus
tache?
What IL the cause or little
brown spots on my legs?
A.-You might try applying a lit
tie warm castor oil every night.
You may r. troubled with liver
spots due 70 more or less poor mites
tinal elimination
e. ~ IT. Q-What do you advise
for pimples and ~hlackheads7
2-What should a girl OF IA. s r.
? in. tall. weigh
A.-Proper diet and regular elm
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24

@a4Allts
s o. " c ali
stepped into the
car, and crossed
the bright AMI
shiny water and
W Q into the
c 0 u ntry 10
watch the sun
s shine on the
peaceful hills
and h { ar the
wind telling the
caves to get
dy for a
& o 0 d bio W
a round tn E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24
Words from the Lips of Wise Men

Aodesfy does not long surtiCe
Innocence. Burke.
Heaven takes care that no
man secures happiness by crime.
-Alfieri.
The most com plete injustice Is
10 seem Jnsf. Uhen not so.
Plato.
In beauty. faults conspicuous
grow.
The smallest speck II seen On
snow. Gay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24

ullN -t~lU[ AN btC Y
10 Cleopatra. After
three years Tx
could stand the
5 9 p n
! 0 n 4 e r a n d re.
turned 10 her. The
reason he gave
was that. lbeine
the triumvir "a
whom the East
had been appor.
toned as his prov.
ince. u VAS his
duty 10 return
there 70 chastise
the P%arthians.
Octavian sen
his sister after An.
tony 10 help him
with troops and
money. Too mag.
unanimous and deli.
: a I EN- l n q = q "a
her husband
hv = urprise al
Cleopatra : court.
OrtaNia : y "A
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24

a M appeared
very thought
full. but to be
perfectly frank.
i could not re
cal. on which
side I do sleep.
N u m Q r u
text books. in
Y Z : r. atoms
and a rticle q
have been writ
ten on this sub
ject a q III
seems no two
a u { h o ties
agree. As a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24

Protests are not wanting
when one wishes to use them.
-Goldini.
CnJnst rule nerer endures per-
petHaiIy. Seneca.
II is much easier TO be criti-
cal than 10 be correct.
-Disraeh.
Az me Ctse men really err.
tolliHC themselves agree th1t
mind ~ n US q king of hedrrr
1HH n1 e1rfh- Plato.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24

ination will clear the complexion anc
benefit the system in general.
2-She should weigh about liz
pounds.
MISS u. "A. M. C.. Q-How much
should "A girl or ia. ) ft. y in tall
weigh
A-5hH should weigh about f-t
pounds
III r.. III. Q-Can a person who is
twenty-eight years old increase the
height one inch7
A-$o.
coryrEht. 1850. ~ Ssrrpspsr Feature Service. lac.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24

YESTERDAY the sun shone
very bright, but there was a
clear cold wind blowing and
we knew that all the leaves in the
forest would he astlr-wlth Au-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24
VI ],,'!G !!
nEAR \ LEE:

nEAR NANCY LEE:
~ What would your advice be.
70 me. concerning a jealous boy
friend2 | have gone with him
almost a year. and of late he has
been continually accusing me az
going with other fellows. | like
him a lot. lie Is good TO me as
long a. he doesn't blame me for
being III the company or others. 7
have tried ~ show him where he
i entirely wrong. but he thinks
he Is altogether right. Y. X ;.
~ X. s.: I can only advise you to
Lie break the friendship. jealousy
Is like a poison. but. unfortunately
there are no antidotes. for II as there
are for poisons. Life with a Jealous
person lust a series Of re-
ordinations. fruitless accusations
and endless arguments. Do you
think that II is worth n? Also. YOU
know that there can be no true love
without trust. Jealousy IL usually
wounded vanity and hurt self-pride.
DEAR NANCY LEE.
~ Please answer this question
for me. what month would YOU
suggest that a girl get married?
! have heard IL said by many per
IONS that some months are better
than others. and I would like 20
know II there Is any truth III II.
BLUE EYES.
QLUE EYES. Fortunately nappi-
- ness Is not confined 10 .ny
month. And so all thar remains ls
for the girl TO pick the dry and live
happily ever after. OF course. the
Summer months are popular for
weddings. and that is because sum-
mer time is vacation time. making
il easy TO plan q honeymoon with
out taking too much time off from
positions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24

UT was no easy task for Mark
Antony TO keep his Eyes from
straying ID the resplendent
barge on the deck OF which Cleo
patra. the beautiful Queen Of Egypt.
was reclining In the guise Of the
goddess Venus. The dreaded trium-
yir had summoned her 10 Tarsus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24
Seen Along Fifth Avenue
BY LOUISE DUNTLEY

This vogue for Russian styIings is
going TO our heads A type OF mil
linery that Is distinctly Of this sea
sons mode Is that OF the adapted
Russian toQue. This theme Il de-
vrlnred in diverse making
II suitable for a variety or types and
ages. There are models with the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24

<<DO you sleep on your left
side. or is the right side
the best side to sleep
on" was a question asked me the
other day. ! scratched my head
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24

outstanding lines OF the Cossack .ha'
and others where the tiara OF
coronet brims are simplified ans
developed into models that are dis
tinctly for the youthful face. Blu
the matron ~ not neglected Fpl
her there IL the draped toque that Il
discovered 70 be quite flattering.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24
History Repeats Itself in the Modern Mode
MS7w 1Sa01
Pleats and Ruffles Contribute to the
Interpretation of Past Periods OF
Fashion Glory

"HE historical value of thisera
Of fashions is everywhere
evident. More and more de-
signers are inclined to succumb
to the influence of past periods
of feminine costuming, and al
though history is repeating itself
in the mode today there is 10
doubt that a new chapter is being
added to style archives. Themes
tinctly Grecian, Empire, Rem
sance, old-regime Russian and
lld-Victorian all receive modern
Interpretation that Is superbly
satisfying.
Although this trend Is apparent even
in our more tailored daytime garments
il i marked particularly in the intimate
wardrobe where tea gowns and pajama
costumes are indeed regal affairs-and in
the evening mode. A recent innovation
which offers a vivid example of this
factor IS the sheath-like silhouette which
is making its appearance in formal eve
ming gowns. Revealing the shapely con-
tours of the body, the sheath is decidedly
slenderizing and often reaches a point
below the knees where fulness is intro
duced in a wide ~flounce extending TO
the floor. This silhouette tends to lend
height to the stature and attains interest
on that score.
Pleats are used extensively and are an
excellent device for achieving the
gradually flared skirt that i of current
Importance. They appear In fan pleats.'
umbrella ~pleats," ''godet pleats," or
''sunburst pleats" inserted in panels and
f~lounces 10 graceful effect. Then there
il the "fluttery" silhouette which serves
70 introduce a quality of naivete 10 the
gown Of rather sophisticated conception.
Here there may be a tight bodice with
several tiny ruffles set on in the old
fashioned off-the-shoulder manner and
a long skirt which gradually attains
width, completely covered with innumer-
able row of tiny ruffles. Again wider
ruffles may be set on in spiral design
on the intrinsically slender foundation.
and perhaps a soft ruffle marking the
decolletage.
Particularly charming Is the gown we
are showing here today which remarks
simple elegance in white satin and insets
embroidered in tiny pearls. And 70
show you one way In which pleats are
used effectively we have sketched this
model Of pale blue georgette with the
peplum and part of the skirt developed
completely of pleats.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24
What Side Is Best to
Sleep On, Left, Right?
II You Sleep Well and Get Up Refreshed 10 Doesn't
Matter, Says Authority, Doubling the Theory That
Sleeping on Left Side fleets the Heart
BY ROYAL 5. COPELAND, NJ. d.

United States Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner OF Health. Net0 York Ctty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24

M H ARY'S eyes sparkled with ex-
lWH element and enthusiasm as
AsA whispered TO her that !
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24

o~or,rEAt. 1850. :, Newspaper F..tus. Service. Lac
La gaceta., 1930-03-04
UN INCENDIO tDESTRUYO
O c LA TIENDA
FRENCH SHOP

Violento incendio, de origen
,escOnocido, Sc declare anoche
n la tienda de ropa French
hop, situada en- la Gale de
Franklin 607, causando dahos
que Sc estiman en- 100000.
Los bomberos de cuatro esta-
clones, respondiendo a una lla-
mazda urgente, hecha por en-
pleados del Exchange National
Bank, dominaron las llamas en-
10 minutes. FL aqua de las man
gueras cause mayOres danos
que ell incendio.
Tuvieron origen las llamas
en- Ia parte trasera del estable-
cimient0.
Danos de poca Importance
cause ell hume en- el exterior de
la joyeria Owen-Cotter, situa-
da junto a la tienda.
Segdn Ell administrator de la
tienda los danos estan cubier-
tos por Ell SECURE.
Una Investigation Sc hara
en- Ell dfa de hoy.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04
PEDIRAN ACCION A LOS
CONCEJALES

Una comisi6n de hombres de
negocios de esta ciudad, presi-
dida por ell DR.. Carl D. Brorein,
visitara esta noche a los conce-
jales para pedir a estos act1en
sin demora en- la question del
aerodroTO.
Detalles de gran importan-
cia seran expuestos a los ediles,
con ell fin de hacer comprender
a estos que ell aerodromo debe
ser c~onstruido sin mas perjudi-
ciales demoras.
Parece que la intenci6n es
anuIar ell nombramiento del in
geniero Cason, hecho la soma
ma pasada, Y que Sc paguen
$4,000 a un experto.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04
s 0 C A L E s

Sc encuentran activamentt
trabajando para la "jira", los
jGvenes que integran la podero-
sa Association La Columna".
Este acto campestre sera ef
honor del conocido caballer0 Sr.
Antonio Mesa, p%residente J.
dicha "Asociaci6n", en- los te-
rrenos de la valiosa y pintores-
ca Finca propiedad de La Co
lumna'.
De un momento a otro Sc fl
lara dfa, fecha y bora.
En- Ell almuerzo, genuinamen.
e criollo, Sc servira ell popula-
risimo "arroz con polio chorre-
RAJ.
Invitados especiales a esta
fiesta "campesina' seran los d.
rectores y cronistas de los pc
ri6dicos locales.
A.. de Ia Pead.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04

tCuales medidas deben adop
tar los tabaqueros para 'cerrar'
las academies 0 disminuir Ell
TN 80 0 90% Ell n1mero de sus
"alumnos'?
La principal, a nuestro jul
clio, seria investigar el "estadH
de las ''incubadoras' y hace'
que Sc definan, a favor o en- con
ira de la Nivelaci6n, los padres,
madres, hermanos o tulores Dc
las aprendizas.
ST la Nivelacion ampara sus
.irtereses Y esta limita ell hume
70 de appendices, los obreros nj
Velados Sc hallan en- ell deber DE-
no permitir que sus %parientes ST
burlen de los que a ellos tanto
beneficios reporta.
Hay que comenzar por ahl
por los t%orcedores que tiener
familiares en- las academies
haciendoles comprender que de
len respetar la Nivelaci6n J
muy particularmente las bases
que con ell aprendizaje Sc rela,
ciOnan.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04

Para ell dia 81 de MARIO Sc
hal6 aver ell jueZ Petteway, de
la corte de 10 criminal, la Wis
Ia de la causa contra Owen
Taylor, %supuesto jefe de una
partida de cOntrabandistas, al
cual Sc acusa de tres asaltos
con intenci6n de aSesinar.
Taylor dispar6 contra los a
gentes federales Haston Tay-
lor, NJ, c. Hendrix y J. A. Ste
wart, recibiendo ell primerC
una herida grave que lie retu-
vo en- cana durante varios me
ses.
Ell padre Y ell hermano de
Owen lie ayudaron en- la agre.
sion; pero aun no sc les ha pO-
dido arrestar.
Acusara ell asistente fiscal
Pencke.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

mericano, Oral Russell, acusan-
iolo de eiereer la Dictadura en-
= isla y maneiar a Borno como
81 Guera Su esclavo. Tambien pi
dieron la disoluci6n del c|onsejo
lie estado.
Rigal aseguro que Borno no
tiene derecho a ser presidente
le Haii por ser hijo de frances
Y eXigir la constitution que Ell
residente sea haitiano. de pa
Tres haitianos.
Pradel Sostuvo que los haitia-
nos Sc deiaran matar por los sol
lados, frente a las ametrallado-
as, antes de continuar vi
viendo bajo Ell presente r6gi-
men.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04

Tn telegrama recibido aver
en- Tampa da cuenta de haber
sidO arrestadoS en- Gainesville,
Ga, a petici6n del sheriff Jou-
chin, de este condado, William
T. Sale, Harry Roberts y John
Graham, tOdos memories de 81
amos, a los cuales Sc acusa de
haber robadO un autom6vi
propiedad de John F. Allison,
abogadO local, y de ser los au-
torres del asalto y robo perpe-
trado ell domingo por la tarde
en- la carniceria Kosher situa-
da en- la Septima avenida n1-
nero 928.
Los papeles para su extradi-
ci6n Sc enyiaran hoy al gober-
nad0r Carlton, qulen a su VeZ
los transmitira al gobernador
de Georgia.
FL autom6vi de Allison fu6
robado de frente al teatro
Tampa y una bora mas tarde
Sc cometi6 ell robo en- la carni-
ceria.
Debera identificar a los j6.
venes bandidos la Sra. A. S.
Finman.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04

Madrid, Mario 4.-El nuevo
ayuntamiento ha decidido gas
tar una importante suma en-
habilitar un parque para que
los mendigos puedan implorar
la carload, sin ser m~olestados.
Los mendigos que sean arres
tados en- las GALES, despues de
Ia creaci6n del parque, seran
castigados.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04

ContinGa en- la cOrte federal
la vista de la causa contra los
esposos Smith y los hermanos
Nichols, a quienes acusa ell fis-
cal de haber fingido la muerte
de William f. Smith, uno de
les procesad0s, para perjudi D..
car en- $4,000 a una compania
de SECURES.
Trata ell fiscal de probar
que William Edward Smith
"nunca vivi6 y nunca muri6" y
81 Williams Ebert Smith, uno
de los acusados, al que Sc quiso
"ahogar" en- un accidente pa
ra cobrar doble una POLKA de
5000.
Uno de los testigos declare
aver que Claude Nichols habia
tratadO de comprar una POLKA
de $4,000 para Smith, con la
compaDia Shenandoah Life;
pero ell negocio nunca fue COM
pletado por haberse "olido" Ell
que alguna maldad se trama-
ba.
Otros testigos han aportado
declaraci0nes que favorecen
los cargos hechos por Ell fisca,.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04

Habana. Mario 4.-Sigue in
t~eresandose ell gobierno de Gu
"a por la salnd del expresiden-
e de los f. IT,, Mr.. Taft, que Sc
encuentra gravemente enfermo,
IN Washington.
Taft era secretario del pre-
sidente Roosevelt cuando Sc de-
,ret6 contra Cuba la segunda
intervention, en- 1906, por ha-
berse alzado los cubanos contra
eli presidents Estrada Palma, Y
tiene algunos amigos Ell esta ca
pitat.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04

La nueva "Secci6n de Recreo
del Circulo Cubano' prepare pa
ra la noche del entrante sabado
su bale de carnival, con una re
putada orquesta. Como esta fie>
ia es social, Sc lie exige a todos
los socios que presenter ell dlti-
mo recibo, acompanado del car,
net.
Debo decir que en- dicho bail,
tocara tambien una orquesta ez
clusivamente para danzones.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04

6Quien o quieneS son los res
ponsables de que las ''incubado.
ras" sigan "arrojando" torce-
dores Y mas torcedores sobre Ia
poderosa industrial tabacalera
de Tampa?
Gran numero de "chinchales'
o "academias' de miseria me
dram Y prosperan en- esta ciu-
dad, dando classes diurnas y
nocturnas.
Los "profesores' COCHRAN pol
ensenar y eXplotan a los 'estu
diantes' hasta que estOs Sc "gra
duan".
mo son hijos de tabaqueros
y tabaqueras y de otros obre-
ros de la industrial los "alum-
nos" de esas "escuelas'?
81 10 son y los padres de elias
defender a la Nivelacion en- los
talleres donde trabajan y por
ia otra p~arte", la de las mi
mas, la atacan y buscan su rui-
ma.
Los obreros de la industrial
con la simpatia de los fabrican
les, deben "abordar' csc pro
olema hoy mismo, sin perdid;
lie TEMPO, y buscarle seduction.
Tanto perjudican al porve
mir de la industrial las "ninas
que aprenden "secretamente" {
oficio, aumentando ell numert
de "esciavas de la nicotina", co
me los papas y las mamas que
no ignoran ell ma que causan
". sin embargo, Sc presentan
como "fieles Y denodados man
tenedores" de la Nivelaci6n.
Radica ell origen del ma en- Ia
insensatez de muchos de los mis-
mos obreros de la industrial, los
"desahogados" a quienes la Nj
velaci6n beneficial Y que atacan
la Nivelaci6n aumentando ell nj
nero de operarios sumisos e in
COMPLETENESS.
Las academies" Y los "a
cademicos" Sc aproyechan de L
de 3moralizaci6n del obrero pa
ra "acrecentar" el nttmero d.
"braz0s .aidos', de hombres J
muieres sin trabajo.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04

Habana, Mario alma CO.
mission de las camaras de co.
mercio Guiana y espanola ha
sido recibida por ell secretario
de hacienda y desea conferen-
ciar con ell presidente Macha-
do.
Desea la comisi6n que Sc ma
gan importantes modification
mes al sistema tributario, qui-
tando de sobre ell comercio car
gas que 10 agobian.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04

Ante ell juez Watkins, de la
corte de pOlicia, sc declare a.
yer culpable de interrumpir ell
transit0 durante mas de 20 mi
nutos, en- la Gale Trece, en-
Ybor, ell Sr. Griffin Winkler,
conductor de I'm tren de carga
de Ia compania Seaboard Air
Line.
Luego de imponerle una mul
ia de $500, Ell juez lie suspen.
dix la sentencia, obligandose
e. conductor a no reincidir.
Ell maquinista Sam Boothy.
arrestado en- compahia del an.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Hablando aver en- represen-
taci6n de w. j. Howey, eXcan-
didato de los republicanoS pa
ra gobernador del estado, ma
nifest6 aver ell ST.. Bob Belcher,
en- un almuerzo ofrecido por el
Club Republican,, que Mr.. Ho-
wey no sera candidate a repre-
sentante, como Sc dijera hace
algunos dias.
Howey no puede ahora de-
satender sus negocios para de-
dicarse a la polftica.
Como candidates en- contra
de Mr.. Drane Sc menciona a
los republicanos Thompson, de
st. Petersburg; o. NJ. Owen,
de esa misma ciudad; r. f.
Pryor, de Tampa, Y Allen Wal
ker, de Winter Haven.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04

Madrid, Mario 4.-Las me-
didas de rigor del gobierno
mantienen la tranquilidad en-
toda Espana, seg1n palabras
del Oral. Mario, ministro de la
gobernaci6n.
Los estudiantes parecen cal
mados, 10 mismo que los repu-
blicanos Y obreros.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04
~TELEGRAMA

En- Ell Centre Asturiano Sc re-
cibi6 hoy un triste telegrama,
que dice:
Manuel Tamargo
Falleci6 nuestro padre. Avi-
sa familia.-EIisa.
Por este medic ell secretario
Gonzalez quiere avisar al Sr.
Tamargo, pues durante TODD e.
dia de hoy no pudo ponerse EN-
communication con Ell.
La gaceta., 1930-03-04

Habana. Mario 4.-Ante la
comisi6n Investigators nombra
da por ct presidente Hoover, d
clafar0n aver EN- Port AH
Prince, seglIn los despachos a
qui recibides, Antonio Rigal.
presidente de importan;es or
ganizaciones liberales de la e.
plblica intervenida, y Seymor
Prendel, presidente de la Liga
de Acci6n Constitutional.
Es0s dos ciudadanos, que di-
jeron expresar ell sentir de 500,
900 haitianos, pidieron la des-
tituci6n del alto comisionado a
La gaceta., 1930-03-04

terror, fuG detenido por haber
el conductor recabado toda la
responsabilidad.
"Fspero que este no vuelva a
Suceder-dijo Watkins al sen.
tenciar.
la ley c0ncede a ustedes
"inco minutes y 81 81 transitO
vuelve a interrumpirse en- for
ma tai, TODD ell rigor sera apli-
cado."
La gaceta., 1930-03-04

Y ahora ell problema de los
'herutos, tan importante como
81 anterior.
Las mas importantes "cheru
terias" Sc han marchado de
Tampa no en- buSca de mejor
elima sino de lugares donde los
>breros les trabajen a menos
)recio del senalado por la Nj
'elaci6n tampena.
Ia Corina, por ejemplo, Sc
Ia llevado la "cheruteria" pa
ra New Orleans Y dentro de
los semanas dejara sin empleo
4 60 9 mas tabaqueros, llevan-
lose la elaboration de otros
nuchos millares de ''cherutos"
para esa ciudad.
Ell Trust Sc ha llevado de
Tampa su "cheruteria," dejan
DO aqui a los cheruteros, en-
Iusca de precios mas bajos.
La Hava no tiene Nivelacion
= con sus cherutos puede ofre-
er precios mas "convenientes"
Il detaIlista y al consumidor.
81 algunos fabricantes Sc han
levado las "cheruteriaS" por
10 poder competir, no por otra
auSa, mo merece ell asunto
lue fabricantes Y tabaquerOs 10
eStudien, en- benefici0 de t0d0s,
Sc llegue a un arreglo que
nos devuelva las "cheruterias"
para que en- elias trabajen los
viejos y los operarios inhabiles
o necesitados de trabajo?
IA d6nde lIegaran los obre-
ros de la industrial 81 las "aca-
demias' siguen su labor Y den
tr0 de dos o tres amos ell n1me-
0 de tabaqueros ha llegado a
$4,000 9 mas, con solo trabajo
para seis u ocho mil?