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The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
TARIFF PARITY With
INDUSTRY IS GOAL OF
AMERICAN FARMERS
Protection For All or For None
Is Demanded BY National
Grange

Washington, Dec. 22-(R-On the
eve. OF a new congress the Farmers
Union Is the third national farm or
ganization to lift its vice against ex-
isting tariffs.
A resolution adopted at the annual
convention In Des Moines, Iowa, con-
demned the Hawley -Smoot tariff act
as mot giving us equality" with in
dustry0
In urging the export debenture the
National Grange has renewed its de-
mand. Tariff for all or tariff for
none," and the American farm bureau
federation. still to hold its annual
meeting. has complained Of ineffec-
tive duties on agricultural imports.
Neither organization has publicly
favored such q tempestuous revision
Of rates as the last congress ran in
to, but they want something done to
give the farmers a protected home
market or lower the price he pays for
his implements and home necessities
Trade Movement Held Back
The thought Is said to be pretty
general among farmers that, encour-
aged by this governments action in
1880, the whole world has plunged in
to a war of countervailing duties
which have held back the free move
ment Of trade.
The domestic situation is cited in
estimates that from July to Septem-
Der 30 American exports Of agricul-
tural products amounted in value to
but $158, ,000, 900 compared with $780,
00C, 900 year ago, when even then
business wasn't any too good.
While some Of this Is attributed to
lower prices, there Is no question that
unsettled trade conditions caused a
shrinkage In volume as well as in
value.
Be that as it may, the period saw
q large import balance against the
United States in the foreign trade of
agricultural products. This country
bought $229. 100000 Of farm produce
compared with 1921 900 900 last year.
Exports Don't Pay Imports
Non-competitive products, such as
silk. tea, coffee. sugar, spices and
drugs made up the greater part of
these imports, but the fact remains
that in the first quarter Of the cur
rent year exports OF products OF the
soil were not sufficient to pay for i'm
ports in the same broad category.
The situation has led to the sug-
gestion from Representative Rainey
Of Illinois that present tariff rates
stand, but that congress snact a bill
lowering all schedules. the lower rates
to be invoked on any item or group
Of items by presidential proclamation
on notice from the tariff commission
that some foreign nation had lowered
Its rates on the same products.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
COAL DISTRIBUTED
AMONG CITY'SP POOR
Deficit Incurred BY open Your
Heart Committee in Giving
Aid to Needy Families

Legionnaires Monday were aiding
in the distribution Of q carload Of coal
among poor families in the commun-
ity to bring the total amount given
away during the "Open Your Heart
campaign to 100 tons.
The carload, containing approxi-
mately 40 tons Of fuel, was gift from
the Washburn Coay company Of Bis
marck.
Donations amounting to $3.50 were
received at campaign headquarters
during the last two days to bring the
cash contributions to $622.36 at 8 p. m
Tuesday.
Milton Rue, general chairman, OF
the campaign, announced that de-
mands on the committee had been 50
great this year that the organization
already had incurred a deficit Of
nearly $100.
Persons wishing to aid in the work
that has been undertaken by the Le-
gion can be Of most service by max
ing cash contributions, Rue said.
Five hundred and fourteen families
have been helped during the cam
paign, in which food, clothing, flrni-
ture, toys, and hundresd of miscel-
laneous articles have been given away
The pricpial concern Of the com.
mittee during the next few days will
be to make up the deficit rather than
to carry on with the work of distribu-
ton, which virtually was completed
Tuesday. ~.
New donations we're listed as FOL.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
Europe Suffering
From Extreme Cold

London, Dec. 22.-(AP)-Winter
showed no signs of relaxing it's grip
on Europe Tuesday and weather re-
ports told of more snow and frost.
Heavy snowfalls and intense cold
prevailed throughout southern ST.
IBERIA and wolves prowled around the
towns and villages in search Of food,
causing great alarm. Two soldiers
were killed by wolves and a peasant
was killed by bear.
A thick blanket Of snow covered
the uplands of central and southern
Germany and it was unusually cold
there.
Extraordinarily cold weather pre-
vailed in southern France with snow
at higher attitudes. There was much
snow in the Basque provinces in
Spain, and Corsica, which rarely ex-
periences severe cold, is having win
try weather.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
new FREIGHT RATES
Will Be APPLIED TO
INTERSTATE TRAFFIC
Railroad Commission Says
Scale Will Be More Favor.
able Than Rates Now

Carload freight rates and minima
weights on livestock prescribed by the
Interstate Commerce Commission In
interstate shipments will be applied
to intrastate shipments in North Da-
kota, it was announced Tuesday by
the state railroad commission.
The new rates prescribed by the In
terstate commission, to become effec-
tive Jan. Is, 1892, were said by the
North Dakota commission to be more
favorable than present state rates..
Representatives Of railroads oper-
ating in North Dakota, at hearing
before the commission here, proposed
to put the interstate rates in effect on
North Dakota state traffic, and the
state commission is in agreement with
the proposal.
An order authorizing the change is
to be drawn up by the state commits
sion, members said.
Rates will be reduced over the state
generally by applying the /. c. G. scale
to livestock shipments within the
state, it was said by the commission
Reductions will run from one to two
cents per 100 pounds.
Stockers and feeder livestock will
be IS per cent of the fat stock rate
The full rate now is effective on stock
and feeder livestock, with minor ex-
ceptions.
An outstanding feature Of the I. G.
G. rates is that the minimum weight
is reduced from 1000 to $4,000 pounds
for sheep in single deck cars. Thil
was regarded by the commission as Of
particular advantage to shippers ot
sheep to the livestock yards at West
Fargo.
The new rates will apply on single
and joint line shipments.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
Diphtheria Claims
Glen Ullin Youth

Glen Ullin, N. D., Dec. 22.-Alex-
ander Ehrmantrous, l1-year-old son
Of Mi. and Mrs. A. J. Ehrmantrout,
died at his home here late Monday, a
victim of uphtheria.
He was taken Ill month ago.
Besides his parents he leaves two
brothers and three sisters.
John Ehrmantrout, an uncle, and
Miss Veronica Steckler, an aunt, live
at Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
Family Gripped by
Christmas Tragedy

Borup, Mimi, Dec. 22.-(AP)
The death Of 20-year-old
girl of bronchial pneumonia,
while IL members of the family
were i'll Of measules, has brought
Christmas tragedy to the Augusc
Volness family here.
The girl is Olveig Elisa Vol
ness, q high school student.
She leaves her. parents, five
sisters and six brothers.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
$4,000 n. D. Children lmmunized
Against Diphtheria in Is Month.

tablished the Individual is still in
danger of contracting the disease.
Most children are susceptible ia
diphtheria They will easily contract
the disease when thrown in contact
with it. This is not true, however, in
the vast majority Of children under
six months Of age, for the reason that
most adults being immune, this i'm
munity is passed on to the babies
through their mothers blood. After
six months Of age, however, they rap.
idly lose this immunity and within
another six months most Of them are
highly susceptible to diphtheria.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
st. Mary's Students
Give Fine PROGRAM

A large number Of parents and
friends attended the annual Christ
mas entertainment given Monday
evening by st. Mary's school. prior to
closing the school for the holiday sea-
son. Students from all grades took
part.
A pageant, 1.-THE Christmas Star.
two playlets with q holiday theme.
songs, recitations and an exercise by
the smaller children and selections by
the harmonica band constituted the
program. Glasses will be resumed at
the school on Jan. 5.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
Automatic Card
Shuffler Latest

Berlin, Dec. 22.-PeGerman
mechanical ingenuity has solve
problem which threatened to split
households, estrange friends and
disrupt business organizations, be-
cause too many bridge players
have 10 thumbs when 1t comes to
shuffling the cards.
Among the novelties shown here
for the Christmas trade is an au-
tomato shvffler which rifles the
cards and deposits them in four
neat piles before the dealer.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
BUYS FIRE PLANE

Albany, N. Y.-The Conservation
Department of New York state has
purchased three-passenger airplane
for use in forest fire patrol and OBJ
sefvation work. The plane and crew
will cruise regularly over the 2000, 900
acres which the state has set aside as
preserves. Its work at first will con-
sist mainly Of aerial photography.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
Taylor Installed as !.
Head Of Blue Lodge

H. ]. Taylor was installed as wor-
shipful master Of Bismarck Lodge
No. 5, A. F. and "A. NJ, at ceremonies
held at the Masonic Temple Monday
night. "
Forrest F. Skinner was installed
as senior warden and Frank Orchard
as junior warden.
Others taking office were H. S.
Lobach, treasurer, G.. +. Dullam,
trustee and Gilbert Haugen, secre-
tary.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
SHIVER ME TINlBERS

Between the years 1890 and 1870
there were more than 1000. pirates
afloat off the United States coast be-
tween Maine and Florida, and their
toll from shipping ran into millions
every year.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
Today in Congress
TUESDAY
Senate

TUESDAY
Senate
Plans to resume oratorium debate
with vote probably.
Banking subcommittee continues
hearings on $500. .000, 900 reconstruction
corporation.
House
General debate on the president Z
message.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22

Seventy-four-year-old Stefano Boni-
facio hopes to exchange his job as a
park sweeper in Union City, N. j., for
the life Of billionaire some day. He
has laid claim. in his name and that
Of five relatives, to $4,000, 900 pounds
sterling which King Francesca Clau-
dio Bonnet Of Madagascar transferred
to London from the Indian Bank OF
Calcutta 100 years ago.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
Logan, s
I'VE Thank YOU

We will remain open Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings until p. m. and will close
at 6:3O Xmas Eve.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
Fresh Vegetables

Head Lettuce, Celery, Tomatoes, Radishes,
Green Onions, Cauliflower, Brussels Sprouts,
Hubbard Squash, Sweet Potatoes,
Green Peppers
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
MURIO Ell HIJO DE LEON
ARD WOOD

New York, agosto 28.-Leon-
ard Wood, jr., que durante sus
80 amos pasara pOr muchos ira
gicos incidentes que lie neyaron
hasta limpiar metales en- un bar
co, muri6 aver en- un hospital
de aqui. Debilitado por un alta
que de influenza que tuviera ha-
ce cuatro amos. ell hijo del Ma
yor General Leonardo Wood su-
cumbi6 victima de la pneumo-
MIA, en- ell pabell6n psicopatico
del hospital Bellevue.
En- una vida comparativamen
te corta, Wood alcanz6 alg1n
6xito como escritor y despues
cay6 en- bancarrota. Hace unos
pocos meses sus amigos lie encon
traron limpiando metales en- un
vapor, desanimado y sin dine
70.
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
HIRIERON A OTRO PlSTO-
LERO EN- NEW YORK

New York, agosto 28.-Mien
tras 10000 policias realizan una
cruzada contra Ell pandiliaje,
John Broncaccio, de 35 amos, a
quien sc detuViera una veZ en-
relaci0n con dos asesinatos, fue
herido de gravedad. por la es-
palda, y recluido en- el hospital
Long Island College. Tn hon.
bre apret6 su pistola contra la
espalda de Broncaccio y lie hizo
tres disparOs.
Una bala encontr6 su marca,
zero sin fatal efecto.
FL pistolero hugo en- presen-
ia de un grupo de ciudadanos,
lue asombrados no sabian que
hacer.
En- la noche de aver "a Sos
pechosos fueron acorralados y
puestos a disposition del conf
sionado Mulrooney.
FL comisionado ha repetido a
la p%olicia la orden de tirar a
matar.
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
TODAS LAS MEDIDAS NE
CESARIAS Sc TOMARAN
PARA PROTEGER A LOS
NINOS

La Sociedad de Padres y Macs
tros del condado present0 aver
una solicitud a la junta de edu-
caci6n para que Sc tomen las me
didas que Sc consideren necesa-
rias con el fin de proteger las
vidas dc los ninos que asistan a
las escuelas p~ublicas.
La junta fue enterada por
esa sociedad de que con $3.50 Sc
pueden pintar y reemplazar las
sehales que existen cerca de los
colegios, dado que ell Tampa
Motor Club ha ofrecido su COO
peraci6n.
Pero la junta duda de que csc
dinero pueda sacarse del presu-
puesto de las escuelas y pas6 el
asunto a los departamentos de
transito que tienen ell municipio
y ei condado.
FL supervisor de las escuelas
Mr.. Car0thers, ~acOnsej6 sc bus
que la manera de prohibir que
paren AUTOMOBILES en- las cerca-
Mas de los edificios de las escue-
las.
Ell aho pasado murieron tres
ninos, atropellados por autom6-
viles en- las cercanias de las es-
cuelas.
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
CARTA CABLFGRAFlCA DE ESPANA

Macia en- las elecciones munich
pales y parlamentarias Y los sin
dlcalistas aparecen combatidos
por Socialists Y la Union Gene
raj de Trabajadores. Quiere ell
sindicalismo una sociedad anar-
quica y su diario "Solidaridad
Obrera", asi 10 viene repitien-
do, insultando diariamente al
gobierno.
Else diario ha llamado a Maui
ra eel ministro de la gobernaci6n
un hombre arrogaEte, insopor-
table, y ha calificado de estdpi-
das declaraciones hechas por ell
miniStro de la guerra.
iQue hara Macia 81 ell Estatu-
tuto Sc aprueba y despues los
sindicalistas empieZan a comba-
tirle sin decentralization los
observadores.
Con estatuto o sin este, ell sim
dicalismo es el mas grave probe
ma de Catalina y tambien de
Espana.
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS CABIEGRAFICAS

los Estados Unidos y Europa.
Las palabras del coronel
Lindbergh, fueron un tribute a
la grandeza del Jap6n y a la
verdadera importancia produc
tora Y cientifica del pueblo ia
pones. En- uno de sus parrafos
ell coronel congratul0 al Jap6n
por la alta calidad de la soda
que utilizan en- sus paracaidas.
Durante ell dia, ell coronel vi
sit6 las distintas oficinas de los
Ministries del Jap6n, al Alcal-
de de Toxic, y al Primer Minis
tr0 Wakatsuki en- su Residential
particular.
En- la Sociedad de la AVia-
ci6n Japonesa lie fueron impues
tas a 6l y a su esposa, media
Has de honor.
Varias Agencias de Compa-
Mas Navieras lie ofrecieron al
coronel sus respectivas lineas
para que viajase por elias a
donde quisiera, pero este CON
test6; GP0r que hemos de via
jar en- vapores cuando posee :
mos una buena nave aerea?
Mi esposa y yo estamos dis
puestos a continuar viajando
en- nuestro hidroplano, mien-
tras sea possible"
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
LAS EtECCIONES Y LOS
CANDIDATES.

Para votar en- las elecciones
del dia f. de septiembre sera
requisite Indispensable presen-
tar los recibos del impuesto cleo
toral correspondence a los amos
1923 y 1929.
Los ciudadanos naturalizados
no terdran que preSentar sus
cartas de %ciudadania para poder
votar.
Sc abriran los colegios a las
ocho de la manana Y Sc cerraran
a las 6:51 p. m.
Las boletas tendran impre-
sas los nombres de los candida
tos para aIcalde, Sres. K. f.. l..
Chancey y I. N. Henderson los
n0mbres de los candidates a Ia
sador w. j. Twitt y w. Fred
Steuart y los nombres de los
candidates a CONCEAL por los
districts 2, A. 6, 8, 10 y II.
No tienen oposici6n los can
didatos de los Districts numero
6 Y 10, Sres. Walter II. Camp
bell y j. A. Epps.
Los candidates del ndmero 2,
son: j. w. Frazier, l.. IL. Hook.
Walter Pierce y Sra. p. Shadd-
lex.
Candidates del nGmero A:
Albert D'Arpa, William j. Bal
ley Y w. NJ. Miles.
Numero 8: Ben II. Emerson,
]. D. Parker, X. p. Wood y Ben
Yeargin.
Candidates del nGmero 10:
Joe b, Klay, c. ID. Limbaugh,
r. l.. Raglan, A. l.. Tharp y A.
G. Westlake.
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
CON LA A~MBULANCIA DE
BOZA CHOCO UN FORD

Al mediodia de hoy y mien-
tras conducia un herido al Hos
pital Municipal, chocaron en-
Grand Central y North Alba
ny una ambulancia de la fune-
raria de Armando P. Boza y
un autom6vil Ford que pasaba
a gran velocidad.
FL Ford embisti6 por la par
te de atras a la ambulancia,
lanzandola contra una esquina.
Con la sofa exception de una
herida leve sufrida en- ell bra
20 derecho por uno de los ayu-
dantes de la ambulancia, no
hubo que lamentar desgracia
alguna.
FL herido, que fue traslada-
do en- otra ambulancia al Hos
pital, habia sido recogido en-
otro choque entire dos maqui-
mas que tuvo efecto a pocos pa
sos de la funeraria de Boza.
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
Nosotros defendemos la n

Nosotros defendemos la ER
diGatura de Chancey, por ahis-
tad hacia este Y a Pat, y no as
piramos a "botellas", que no pue
den darse, Y mucho menos a eX-
plotar casas de juegos, COCHRAN
do e. barato''.
Nosotros dejamos los "nego-
cios' derivados del juego, la ven
ia de bebidas, prostitution, etc,
para los ciudadanos que prefix
ren la vida c6moda' al trabajo
diario.
~ como en- politica actuamos
desinteresadamente y este Sc a
precia por los candidates, nos
conformamos con adquirir un
poquitin de Influenza para des-
pu6s servir a los amigos que Sc
"meten en- Hos.
Quedan enterados los que,
por no conocernos, suponen que
Sc nos ha ofrecido una "sinecu-
ra" o que esperamos Sc nos re-
compense con una "botella" 81
triunfa ell gallo" nuestro.
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
FIESTAS EN- HONOR DE Los
ESPOSOS LINDBERGH

Toxic, Agosto 28.-Despues
de recorrer distintos lugares
c6lebres de la ciudad y sus al
rededores, acompanados por va
rios funcionarios del gobierno
y ciudadanos prominentes, los
esposos Lindbergh fueron Off
cialmente recibidos por Ell ia
pom anoche, en- un banquete o.
frecido como bienvenida a los
Miembr0s del Gabinete,
FL banquete Sc efectu6 al fl
nalizar uno de los dias mas ca
lurosos que Sc recuerdan en-
Toxic, y por tai motive Sc au-
toriz6 la asistencia sin ell re =
quisito de los trajes de clique
ia.
Los aviadores americanos
parecian an POGO cansados, pc
70 esta impression desapareci6
del rostro del coronel Lind =
bergh cuando Sc levant6 para
hacer uso de la palabra. FL
discurso fu6 transmitido por RI
do, por medic de arreglos tee
nicos hechos de antemano, es-
cuchado en- muchas parties de
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
TRIUNFO EN-
Ell CONCURS0 DE ATERRI-
ZAJE CON Ell MOTOR
PARADE
Tn Academic lie Impidi6 Triun
far en- la carrera de Is mil!as

far en- la carrera de Is mil.as
La lluvia hizo que Sc suspen
diera aver mas de la mitad del
programa de aviaci0n que SO
habia preparado p0r el CAPT
ul0 tampeho de la Association
Aeronautica, pero este no inn
pidi6 que Ybor City, represen-
tado por ell photo Jesus Fer =
nandez Pendas, conquistara los
primeros honores.
De aterriZaje con ell motor
parade fue la primera compe-
tencia de la tarde y Fernandez
Pendas qued6 a men0s de an
pie del lugar marcado, des E
cendiendo en- segundo lugar, a
tres pulgadas y media, ell ca
oitan McMuIlen. que fuera ell
maestro del aviador hispano,
y en- ell tercer puesto Paul Sim
mons, de Arcadia.
Ell primer premio, un reloJ
pulsera, correspondi6 a Fer :
nandez; fue el segundo premjo
para McMullen y el tercero
para Simmons.
Comenz6 la carrera de 10
millas para aeroplanos con
motor de Glen caballos y menos
y Pendas llev6 la delantera
hasta la tercera vue.ta, GUAM
do choc6 con unos alambres
del telefono, al girar cerca de
una de las marcas, y una de las
alas Sc le averi6.
No obstante este, y de ha o.
bersele llenado de aire ell ala
averiada, continue volando has
a finalizar en- el tercer pues-
TO.
Despues de aterrizar, inme-
diatamente dispuso que la ave
ia fuera reparada con el pro-
p6sito de tomar parte en- otras
dos carreras para aeroplanos
de 81 categoria pero no pudo
hacerlo por haberse suspend
do para ell domingo ell resto
dc programa.
Pendas fue muy congratula-
10 por su habilidad y por ha-
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
CHANCEY HABLARA ESTA
NOCHE EN- LA ARENA DE
SEMINOLE.

Esta noche hablara EN- la Are
ma de Seminole Heights, esqui-
ma de Florida y Giddens, ell Sr.
r. f. L. Chacey, candidate a
alcalde.
A causa de haberse mojado Ia
Arena Ell acto tuvo que suSpen-
derse para hoy. Presidira ell ST.
j, G Bedingfield, quien presen-
tara al orador.
FL mitin del parque de Robes
fu6 suspendidq por celebrar aAi
sus fiestas. todos los viernes,
Ell Junior Civic Club.
La gaceta., 1931-08-28

Eiaba armamentos y homsres
a tomar parte en- la revolution
de Las 1ltimas semanas.
Ell individuo, nombrado
John Topping, natural de lk
Barbados, Indias Britanicas,
diio que Iogr6 escapar del bu-
que Isle Vormauer,A esta ira
tando ahora de con gun I'm
abogado que lie cobre&s can
tidades que la Junta lie debe
por ell transporte de hombres
y municiones.
Topping declare que su bar
co, de matricula alemana, sa-
li6 de Atlantic City ell II de Ju-
lilo y que estuvo haSta ell II de
Agosto tratando de hacer con-
tacto con los botes motores de
gran velocidad que suponia
saldrian a encuentro del bar
co para recibir a los hombres
y armamentos.
La neblina, en- una OCCASION,
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
NITIN EN- Ell CENTRIC OBRE
RO ESTA NOCHE

Tcdos les trabajadores de
la Industrial del Tabaco han si-
do citados para un mitin que
sc celebrara esta noche, a las
ocho, en- ell Centre Obrero.
Firman la convocatoria, ro-
gando la mas puntual asisten-
cia por tratarse de asuntos de
interes general, los Sres. Gerar
do Alvarez, Manuel Garcia y
Lorenzo Lopez.
La gaceta., 1931-08-28

Los amigos del senador Pat
Whitaker V de r. E. l.. Chan
cey, que son miembros de la di-
rectiva del Circulo Cubano, no
han mezclado a la sociedad en-
sus actividades a favor de esta.
COmponentes de la d~irectiva
pidieron al senador, sin ofrecer-
lie votos en- cambio, que lie hicie-
ra al Circulo el favor de ponerlo
en- igualdad de condolences, pa
"a ofrecer peleas de boxeo, con
la Legion Americana, J6venes
Cristianos, J6venes Hebreos,
etc.
Para servir a sus amigos, y
despu6s de haber estudiado la
labor que en- Tampa realiza esa
poder0Sa Socledad Guiana, rat
escribi6 ell nombre del Circulo
Cubano y 10 agreg6 a la ley, com
batiendo todas las influencias,
entire elias la de oficiales de la
Legion, hasta imponer su iusto
criterio.
Falta a la verdad toda pers0-
ma que afirme hubo "cambala-
che" entire Pat y sus amigos que
sirven al CirculO.
Ahora bien, 81 algunOs ciuda-
danos quieren que csc favor Sc
agradezca mordiendo a Pat,
muerdan ellos, que nosotros no
mordemos.
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
LOS SOClAL1STAS DEJA-
RAN DE COLABORAR CON
LA DERECHA

Madrid, agosto 2S.-Se da
por SECURE que caera ell actual
gobierno que preside Alcala Zai
mora, y sera sustituido .por uno
integrado por grupos de la IL
quierda y presidido por Leroux.
Los socialistas Sc apartaran
del gobierno, por no estar con-
con las normas de la de-
rocha republican,.
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
Concerto de Radio

A Ia una de Ia tarde y en- Ia
estaci6n del Tampa Daily
Times, tomando parte en- e!
Los Espanolitos, terceto este
tornado por ell conocido joven
Pablo Galindo Y los m1sicos
Jose Riesgo y Luis Fernandez.
Daran una audici6n espano-
la en- la que cantara Galindo
"Un Beso Rojo," la conocida
canci6n de Mujica.
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
MACIA Y LOS PROBLEMAS
DE CATALUNA

Barcelona, agosto 28.-Con
motive del regreso de Don Fran
cisco Macia, presidente Ne la &c
neralidad, los observadores po-
liticos Green que ell Estatuto Sc
ra aprobado, con ligeras modifi-
caciones, pero que despu6s sur
nueVos Y graves profile
mas para Catalina.
Los sindicalistas apoyaron a
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
CAUSA CONTRA PERIODS
TAS CATOLICOS

Madrid, agosto 28,-El GO
bierno asegura que en- diferen-
ties lugares de Espana St estan
instruyendo causas contra perio
distas cat6licos detenidos por in
sultar al gobierno.
Articulos en- contra del regi-
men republican, Sc han publica-
do en- los diarios suspendidos.
Pasan de Is los que han sido
clausurados en- Navarro y Viz
caya.
La gaceta., 1931-08-28
II Cabaret del Tia S

10 prepare Ia Juventud His
pana y la Secci6n de Propa
ganda del Centre Espanol.
Magnifico sera, a juzgal
por los preparativos que lie
van a cabo los organizadores.
Tendran un buen Sexteto y
una gran orquesta para las pie
zas americans.
Una gran noche nos prepa-
Tar.