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La gaceta., 1931-01-09
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA NCUBAa

Habana, Enero Contra e
regimen del presidente Macha-
do efectuaron aver una mani
festaci6n mas de 200 muchachas
cubanas que Sc congregation en-
ell parque Central con la inten-
cion de ir hasta ell palacio a pro
testar de la dictadura.
%policfa hizo que las mucha-
chas aarcharan del P.ado
hacia ot7ag slles, cuando e.
transito fue infaAWpido POI
la a~glomeraci6n de KNOWLES.
Llevaba4 las mans Nantes
I'm pend6n que decia: A6sjo con
ell poder executive.
Contra las muchachas no Sc
ejerci6 violencia por la policia.
Habana, Enero 9.-Centena-
res de prominentes mujeres GU
banas han firmado una instan-
cia pidiendo Ia ayuda de las mu-
jeres de los Estados Unidos en-
defensa de los derechoS del pue-
BILE cubano.
Dice Ell escrito: Las mujeres
de Cuba estan al presente III
chando por su ciudadania. En- Ell
nombre de los derechos de- tod2s
las mujeres, pedimos la ayuda
de todas las mujeres america
mas, dado que somos .perseguI-
das por pedir para Cuba I'm re-
gimen de libertad y damocracia,
Entire las firmantes figuran
la Sra. Rita Shelton Villalon, Pi
lar Jorge de Tellas, Margor Ba-
nos de Manach, Stra. Hortensla
Lamar y Sra. Elena Mederos de
Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

t6, junto con lag Sc han
depositado enc MQbrero,
en- espera de tiem fazl
vorable para les trabao
Todas las "puertas" les 7ue-
ron serradas a los repre&Ran-
ties de los tabaquer9syy 6stos,
cumpliendo TN acu9zo de la a
samblea VERTICALLY hace pocos
dias, han encerrJR la Nivela
ci6n y no la d yran salir has
ia que los "Efnbres de la otra
parte" quiEan restablecer la in
terrumpida paz.
Suspirando, la nina mimada,
la que durante 10 amos mantuvo
ell orden Y la tranquilidad, SUI
fire hoy las consecuencias de la
"imposici6n".
Dias mejores vendran para
todos cuando los que han preci-
pitado ell "receso", empiecen a
comprender sus errores y asi 10
reconoZcan.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

Hace sus preparativos de
iaje la conocila DANA Josefa
iregory, esposa del director
lei peri6dico LA Traducci6n',
luestro estimado companero
II. j. A. Gregory.
lie acompanara su hiia, la
spiritual damita Beba Gregg
y.
En- la ciudad de La Habana
)ermanecera durante la tenn
lorada invernal.
Anticipole mi despedida Y
"A deseo una feliz travesia.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

MenOs amenaZas y a tratar
de comprendernos mejorl
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

En- perspective tenemoS una
gran fiesta.
La %organizan las gentiles
lamitas que integran la <Sec-
ion de Recreo del Centre Es-
oanol."
Probablemente la fecha Sc
oublicara en- Ell mes de febre-
70.
Sera un bale de trajes.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

Sc haya declarado en- "receso'
desde la tarde de aver.
Los "cachivaches" del Conf
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

t6, .junto con
depositado enc
en- espera de
vorable para
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Nogales international., 1931-03-14
Commercial
Printing

It is an established policy Of The Nogaes Inter
national Job Printing Department to give prompt
service in all work whether the Job is large or small
The Nogales international Job Printing Depart
ment is better equipped than ever before to do
all kinds Of Printing at reasonable prices.
Nogales international., 1931-03-14
100000
Continued From Page One)

not in immediate need are with
holding the filing of their claims
until the men whose checks will
mean the provision of food and
comfort are taken care of by the
office.
But every eX-service man who
holds certificate is entitled to a
cash loan of so per cent of it's face
value, minus the amount of any
previous loan, and he may obtain
it by proper application. 1t is of
course impossible to handle the
mass of business at once but we
are striving to see that every claim
is paid off in order of application.
1.-The main office of the bureau
will make further funds available to
us as soon as it is possible to handle
the financing"
Nogales international., 1931-03-14

Putting on a spring financing
program the treasury offered for
sale a half billion dollars in r.
year 8 3-8 per cent bonds and had
offers for exactly four times the
amount for sale! For the per cent,
(1nind you, per cent? certificates
of Indebtedness, to run only one
year, the treasury was offered more
Nogales international., 1931-03-14
EAST Lynne" Be
Shown Here Monday

One actor Of the CID silent days
whose star was frightened rather
than dinmed by the advent Of talk
ing pictures is Conrad Nagel, who
with Give Brook heads Ann Hard
ing's all star supporting cast in
Frank Lloyd's Fox Movietone pro-
duction, East Lynne" which opens
Monday at the Fox Nogales Theater.
While the voice of the screen has
sunk many old time favorites into
the depths CT oblivion it has made
Nagel one Of the most sought af-
ter artists in Hollywood today
Former dukes and duchesses,
counts and countesses and about
$500 other Hollywood extras all
came into their own in East
Lyme.
Nogales international., 1931-03-14

You won't hear persons who
fought the loans on veterans Ger
tificates saying anything about the
recent offerings for bonds and GER
tificates offered for sale by the
treasury department after the loan
bill was passed. You remember,
when the cash loans for veterans
was being discussed, many bankers
predicted dire things and told us
that the bond market could not alb
sorb the issue, etc. and etc. Well,
much of their views were printed,
and it is only fair to tell you what,
happened the other day.
Nogales international., 1931-03-14

than twice the $6OO,OOO,OOO it ac-
cepted. Besides, the 1 IL per cent
six-months certificates were well
sought after and the rates were the
lowest ever obtained by the treasury
on a major issue. It looks like the
country can finance the needs Of
the government, even to paying the
veterans some of the money they
are to borrow on their certificates!
Nogales international., 1931-03-14
Looking At

Continued from Page ~
Nogales international., 1931-03-14

j. r. Barnes, British engineer in
distant Borneo and one of the Far
East's foremost amateur radio en-
thusiast, is in California today on
his first visit to America. He says,
however, that he feels quite at home,
in view Of the hundreds of post
cards and letters he has received
from radio "hamS" in this country,
with whom he has conversed across
10000 miles of ocean via the short
wave route. Barnes operated sta
ton OBJ SIX / in Borneo.
Nogales international., 1931-03-14

Tucson Federal Government to
call bids for construction Of 100
bed addition to U. S. Veterans Hos
pital here.
State Highway Department to OPP
en- bids for construction of high
way extending between Benson and
Douglas.
Nogales international., 1931-03-14

NOOHI1IUeN 4IUIII HSe ~
session Of a congress after the elec-
ton of new body has failed to
get through the grind between the
houses CT Congress. With both Sen
ate and House. in favor Of such an
amendment it is to be regretted
that detail in disagreement could
not be adjusted. However, the
"lalne duck" resolution will not die
it will keep coming up until it is
successfully Incorporated into the
constitution.
Nogales international., 1931-03-14

Denying any intention to form a
new political party five progressive
leaders in the Senate, including
three Republicans and two Demo-
Gratis, called q, meeting in Wash
ington for March 11-12 to formulate
a program for the consideration OF
the next Congress and State legis-
latures. The call was issued by Sen
ators Norris, Cutting, LaF'ollette,
Wheeler and Costigan for the pur-
pose of building a liberal program
relating to unemployment and IN
dustrial stabilization, public utlll-
ties. agriculture, the tariff and re-
turn to representative government.
Nogales international., 1931-03-14
|CIftlrrlpld(Q
HIIIs}!IigS SSl3IE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Bible school, 10 A. M.
Young Women's bible class, 10
A. M. Mrs. N. B. Mercer, teacher.
Morning worship, II A. NJ. Ser
mon topic, why Worry?"
Junior and Senior B. Y. P. us
$50 P. M. Senior topic, "My Obli-
cations to the Church.
Evening worship, 7:30 P. M.
Sermon topic, "The Three-fold
Shepherd Work of Christ"
Bible study, Book of Daniel, Wed.
T::30 P. M.
"Thou shalt worship the Lord,
thy God''. Luke 4:8.
w. c. Downing, Pastor
Nogales international., 1931-03-14
ST. ANDREWS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

a. m. Holy Communion.
10 a. m. Church school.
II a. m. Public worship. Solo by
Mrs. Marian Alexander, "The Silent
Voice, by Caro- Roma.
Sermon by the rector.
8 p. NJ Confirmation class.
Lentcn weekday services:
Wednesday, 10 a. m. Holy Com
munion.
Friday, Sis p. m, Litany and
Lesson.
Rev j. Lindsay Patton, rector
Nogales international., 1931-03-14

If you in need of any Of tle following supplies Call Is!
Letter Heads, Memo Heads Statements, Note Heads, Bill
Heads Envelopes Tags Circulars, Post Cards. Business
Cards. Visiting Cards. Invitations Receipt and Order Books
Annual Price Lists, Posters, Ledger Sheets Etc, Etc
Evening star., 1931-05-17

good insight may be gained into the agents
mode OF operation. Besides it's exciting.
E1 ening found Burke lounging about coffee
house on Ninth avenue blind" to cover the
real operations of It's owners Andrew Mandies
and George Brooks. Burke had a date with
Mandies. They were to go together to get the
heroin.
With Daniel" the chauffeur at the wheel
they went in Burke's car to an apartment house
on Second avenue where lived John Collins,
alias John Tiavan," and Katina Collins, usually
referred to vaguely as his wife"
The agent was introduced to Mrs. Collins by
her husband was ushered into back room and,
after being served with melon, Greek whisky
and other delicacies, he and John got down
to business. Mrs. Collins fingered cautiously
near the door, listening and looking while
they bargained.
4 have only % ounces" said Collins apollo
get.caly. when I got it through customs
had two kilos. Somebody stole and the
otntr got damaged
How much do you want for it?" asked
Burke.
six hundred dollars"
That's too much" said Burke professionally.
well, I'll tell you what Ill do. I'll let you
have it for $551," said Collins. Rapidly he
multiplied some figures on advertising sheet.
III do better. I'll make it even $500"
All right. I'll take it"
Collins then addressed his wife in a strange
foreign language, and she left the room to
return with package of small blue envelopes
and one small bag supposed TO contain six
ounces.
Here" said Collins, you can test it."
DILL put bit on his finger and tasted It.
- He hagged over the weight of the contents
Of the bag and finally measured it out fussily,
using one OF the envelopes a gauge When
Mrs Collins was casting about for something to
in he hap har-
containing Collins figures. Handwriting is
good evidence, tool Then he paid $500 in cash.
Il wish" said Collins innocenty, that
could have seen you a month ago when had
o kilo of cocaine. 1t was the pure stuff. You
could make three ounces Of one of 1t (by mixing
It with sugar Of milk of magnesia, q common
trick Of Illicit Dealers. Also you are lucky 70
@et 20 OSshces OF heso&n without 1t being naked.
"H ycu decide you want cocaine can ct
usst for yOu zoo, one kjDo for $500. Ny bsOssser
Evening star., 1931-05-17

P;adales and later Mandica, who this time
introduced to Burke.
What do you want?" Mandica asked.
Ten pounds OF opium"
You'll have to give me $780,
Burke placed the money on the table ana
ISslles picked it up and handed it to Mandicas
saying he would be responsible for it. Mandica
left and the agent and his Intermediates sag
down to hand of rummy. Two hours passed
and finally Burke and Loules went to the Pearl
street address of the day before, where they
we're met by Mandca.
II could only get nine pounds" he said
briskly. Next time you want to have more
money"
At $45 a pound, that would bring the price
to $405. Burke handed it over and Mandica
left cautioning them not to go for at least 10
minutes. Then Burke paid Pondales, Loule4
and Mandica each $45 for their end in the
transaction. According to the arrangement
they were to get IS each for every pound q
opium they helped Burke get.
Meanwhile Burke was assduously cultivating
John Collins and getting line on his sources
Mandes was still playing his role as go-between,
II was looking for you last night" CollinS
told Mandies one evening. II told your wife
wanted to see you right away. I know cer-
tain customs officer that helps me get the stun
off of boats. He said he could get me 20 poundS
of opium and thought Bill here would be i1
town and would have the money to take 1t un
as we could get it cheap. Being Saturday the
banks were closed; otherwise I would have
taken it myself and waited until had seen
Bill. have As ounces of heroin left, though
do you want it?"
If you make the price right" said Burke
II haven't the money now, but I'll you in
the morning"
Next day the purchase was made for 5000.
Then Collins whispered to Burke to come up
by yourself some time" ,
A WEEK later Collins and Burke sat II q
coffee house Second avenue.
Bill" said Collins, IT wish I had known
you six months ago."
''why?"
did you know that my brother is one of the,
biggest men in Turkey?"
What do you mean?"
1.-The biggest IN our business. He has been
in this business for Is years, but didn't know
it until about six months ago. My sister mar
ried an American in Constantinople and shM
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