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La gaceta., 1931-11-07

Ell Consejo de la Sociedad de
Naciones ha repetido va, en- sin
tests, las declaraciones de Lord
Cecil y M. BRAND cuando Gre
cia Y Bulgaria amenazaban con
"irse a las manos" Un Estado
no puede justificar la invasion
del territorio de otro Estado cor
ell pretexto de la defensa de sus
s1bditos y protection de las pro
piedades de estos".
Lo que antes Sc dijera a Gre
cia y ahora Sc reptile al Jap6n,
rechaza de plano la politica in
tervencionista del TIC Samuel.
Estados Unidos ha enviado
marines y buques a varias de
las republicas de la America es-
pamela, excusandose en- la nece-
sidad de proteger las vidas y
propiedades de sus ciudadanos.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07

Dos de los comisionados del
condado votaron aver en- favor
de la consolidation de los cinco
departamentos de carreteras que
hemos venido padeciendo. Otros
dos votaron en- contra.
Los dos primeros apoyan las
recomendaciones del comite de
presupuestos, que ha estudiado
la question" y estiman que los
cinco pueden convertirse en- uno.
Pero los dos segundos, Mr..
La gaceta., 1931-11-07
UN TORO COGIO A BEL
MONTE

Madrid, Nov. 7.-Volvi6 a.
yer al ruedo, despu63 de ha =
berse retirado, ell famoso ma
tabor Juan Belmonte.
Ensenardo a torear a unos
j6venes aficionados, ell toro en-
redo a Belmonte en- sus cuer-
nos v le trio contra La arena.
Ell famoso torero sali6 de la
cog.da con ell Gallon rasgado.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07
IZQUIERDO CONTRA Ell
RUIDO

Habana, Nov. Jose L.
quierdo. director del distrito
Central, manifesto ayer que la
Habana es una ciudad con ex-
ceso de ruido.
Desea Izquierdo, amigo fnti-
mo del Oral. Machado, que Sc
prohiba a los automobiles sonar
3us fotutos despues de media
roche. y Sc ponga una morda-
"a, despues de la diez de la
aoche a los vendedores de ia
males y mani.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07

La international Comunista
lpide a los trabajadores de TODD
ell mundo que ofrezcan ayuda al
pueblo chino contra ell infaman-
tie imperialismo japones.
Los directories de la Jnterna-
cional son los directories del ge-
bisrno Soviet, aunque la nave
del estado Sc mueve, con entera
independence. sobre "las pro-
celosas aguas" de la politica.
Pero esa petici6n quiere de-
cir que los "rojos' Sc oponen y
Sc opondran a las condenables
maniobras de los militaristas ja-
poneses.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07

ESpl6ndidd matinee
Dia de sorprendente ANNA
ion sera ell de mafiana Domin-
70, en- los poeticos terrenos de
La Columna, con motive de la
matinee bailable que esta Agru-
oaci6n de socios del Circulo Gu
)ano prepare con el mayor en-
tusiasmo.
A juzgar por ell embullo que
DOR doquiera reina, puede ase-
gurarse que en- aquel espacioso
parque, Sc dara cumplida eta
nuestro elemento bailador en-
pleno.
Dos conjuntos de fama indis-
cutible, cubriran Ell programa.
La matinee comenzara a las
3, prolongandose hasta las Z.
La Columna, necesitada hoy
mas que nunca del concurso de
odos, quedara altamente agra
lecida de cuantas personals aus
picien su gran fiesta de mahana.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07
NO SERA CANDIDATE 81
PERSITE EN-
LA REVISION

Madrid, Nov. 7.-Aunque ell
gobierno ha Ofrecido a Alcala
Zamora la nomination para
presidente, tienese entendido
luue este no triunfara 81 man.
ltiene su prop6sito de obtener
he la nueva Constitution sea
revisada.
Alcala Zamora ha dicho que
debe revisarse la Constitution
de mcdo que la orden de Jesui-
tas no sea expulsada de Espa
ma.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07
uEARA HOY Ell A


Habana, Nov. 7.-Esta no.
che pelearan aquf, en- ell cuadri
latero del Miramar Garden, ell
gladiator espanol Fillo Eche-
varria Y Baby Marmon, a ocho
asaltos.
En- ell mismo programa En-
rique Santos, llamado ell Batu-
rrito, Sc batira con Alfredo Pc
req.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07
Ell SENADO Sc REUNIRA Ef
LUNES

HabanaA Nov. 7.-Se asegu-
"a que q senado celebrara Sc
sion ell proximo lunes y que Sc
acordara discutir 81 proyecto
de reforma Constitutional, "al
macenado" por la Ultima legis
latura.
Ell senador Cuellar del Rio
tiene n intenci6na de obtener
sea sacado a debate su proyec-
o de reconstruction econ6mi.
"a.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07
La c0midd de Ell Pasdje

Tai como estaba previsto, cul-
min6 en- fiesta, Y EN- fiesta en-
cantadora, este agape de la no
che de aver, con que las Seccio-
mes del Centre Asturiano home
najeaban a las candidates al Ger
tamen de simpatia.
Unas horas en- extreme gra-
tas, porque a la algeria, al con
tento Y a la camaraderia reinan-
tie, sumabase el placer de la bue-
ma ch2rla, de la broma fina y del
agudo ingenio, del que Sc hizo
derroche.
La mesa, dispuesta en- forma
de cuadro, tenia una bonita de-
coracion al centric.
Semejaba un florido jardin.
Colocados en- graciosa forma
sobre ell blanco mantel, marcan-
do los puestos de honor de las
candidates, los preciosos ramos
de rosas y dallas con que la Flo
raj de Greco las obsequiaba.
Las Srtas. a las cuales Sc les
daba el homemade, &c presenta-
ron radiantes de lujo y de belle
"a.
Carmen Torres, TODD dulzura
Y distinction, llevaba IN traie
verde, tocando gu cabeza con I'm
original turbante de tisu de pla-
ia.
Berta Rodriguez, Ia de los
ojos color de mar, iba de anna
rillo.
La soberana belleza de Paqui-
ia Dfaz, Sc realzaba con una tot
lette de encaje negro.
De verde milo, con un "corsa-
ge" de rosas, la simpat!ca jose
fina Alvarez, y Azulina Priede,
la encantadora figulina, vestia
un precioso traje floreado.
Preside el Sr. Juan Fernan-
dez, Vice-Presidente del Centre
Asturiano.
Ocupaban los otros puestos
Genaro Garcia, DR.. John Torres,
Julio Alvarez, Rafael Martinez,
Antonio Muniz, Miguel Toca, j.
Gonzalez, Guillermo Hernandez,
Alberto Fernandez, Antonio Gar
cfa, Jose Priede, Paquito ID. Ro-
que, Guillermo Diaz, Ceferino
Fernandez, Jr., Alfonso Lopez,
" Diego Here's.
Sc iniciaron los speech" en-
tire plato y plato, innovation"
esta que hizo mas agradable Ia
|cena.
Hicieron uso de la palabra,
Juan Fernandez, Francisco ID.
Rogue, Alberto Fernandez, Mi
guel Toca, Rafael Martinez y
Diego Heres, que habl6 en- nom
bre de la prensa.
Las damas tambien hablaron.
Muchos aplausos, premiaron
sus palabras.
FL mend esplendido, lie hacfa
honor al restaurant.
!, Luego al "Moulin-R Rouge" a tel
minar la noche, que fue esplen.
! dido, inolvidable.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07

BESIDE Key West nos envian
un manifesto que en- su primera
parte dice: mo hay paz moral
en- Cuba, no hay estabilidad eco
monica, no hay, nj siquiera. una
vida social normalizada Nuestro
deber de libertar a Cuba de la
odiosa tirania que nos ha hun
dido en- la miseria, que nos ha
manchado de sangre y de tango,
no es deber que Sc liquida con
ma derrota pasajera, parcial."
"Y declaramos ahora que la
nueva reforma es un nuevo ul-
traje que acrecenta nuestro odio
4 Machado, en- el que tenemOs
que vengar los crimenes cometi-
dos en- la revolution de Julio"
"El pueblo no cree en- esa Re-
forma Ultima, que es una burda
trampa puesta a la oposici6n;
1ue es ell clavo ardiendo al que
Sc prende Machado Y los bando.
leros que lie rodean, para evadir,
sin sa~tisfacer, las reconvencio-
nes americanas, y para salvar su
vida de la ira popular"
En- Ell mismo manifesto, Sc
gunda parte, alparecen estos pa
rrafos: la mente mas atrevida
de los cubanos no pens6 jamas
que, para hacerle la oposici6n a
un gobierno, sc empezara por a
niquilar la vida economical del
pals y destruir la vida de los neu
trales en- la contienda."
"Para llegar hasta el Oral
Machado Sc ha creido bueno el
procedimiento de arruinar pri-
nero al pueblo, sumirlo en- e
hambre, crear un estado de mi
seria y matar a cuantos intenter
ir a IN cine, parque de recreo
una escuela particular"
"Ya 10 sabe el pueblo cubano
Para que ell Oral. Machado seps
que sc lie combate, sus enemigos
bombardean cualquiera reunion
donde haya mujeres y nihos."
"El colegio que sc etreva
dar classes recibibra la vista dc
las bombas." Gel que vaya a ur
cabaret o salon de recreo sera
saludado por una lluvia de ba-
las"
La gaceta., 1931-11-07
Del Centre AstariGnO

Del Centre AstnriGnO
Matinee mahana.
Els social y para presentation
de las candidates en- el eertamen
de simpatia.
De cuatro q siete.
Sc pedira ell recibo a L. entra-
da.
Els requisite indispensable.
Ademas de los socios del AS
.turiano, podran asistir los de la
Beneficencia Asturiana. .
La gaceta., 1931-11-07

Con Estados Unidos cuenta
la Sociedad de Naciones, en- es-
tos momentos dificiles, para
contener la guerra que va ell ia
pom, sin decirlo, Ia declarado a
China.
iSe atrevera ell gobierno mill
tarista japones a desafiar la OPT
MON de todos los pafses del mum
do, manteniendo sus tropas en-
la Manchuria y asesinando a los
limos NAL preparados para una
guerra seria?
La mas poderosa arma con
que cuenta la Sociedad de Nacio
mes, al decir de los "expertos"
en- "lios" internacionales, es la
opinion p1blica de todas las ma
clones civilizadas.
iArma terrible 81 SO lie respal-
da, en- cualquier momento opor-
tuno, con boycott" ejercitos y
escuadras!
La gaceta., 1931-11-07

HaAana, Nov. 7.-Con aero
pianos u doble motor y capa
cidad para ocho p~asajeros ca
da uno, a principles del invier-
no inaugurara una Inca entire
Key West y esta capital, la
companfa Curtiss.
Cada aparato hara, diaria-
mente,, un viaje redondo.
Los aeroplanos selecciona-
dos< a del tipo anfibio, que
aterriZar y amarar.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07
.DICESE QUE ALCALA IA
MORA Sc HARA SOCIA-
LISTA

Madrid, Nov. 7.-Aseg1rase
que ell expresidente Alcala Ia
mora ingresara dentro de pocos
dfas en- ell partido socialista.
Sobre este rumor Zamora
guard6 aver complete silencio
La gaceta., 1931-11-07

La "contra-candela" Macha =
dista ACADIA de surgir.
Los manifiestos en- contra de
la Dictadura son publicados con
acotaciones hechas por los ami
COS de esta.
Damos gracias al ciddadano
de Cayo Hueso que nos Ia remi-
lido ell documento.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07
De Viaje Ell Hon. Chancey

De piaje Ell Hon. Chancey
FL Honorable r. E. L. Chan
cey, nuevo Mayor de la ciudad,
Ia partido hoy hacia Georgia.
Su anciana madre Sc encuen-
tra enferma de cuidado.
lie deseamos Immediate cura
a tan distinguish dana y prom
70 regreso a nuestro alcalde.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07
FRACASADAS LAS GESTIO-
MES

Habana, Nov. Han fra
casado las gestiones hechas
aqui para lograr Sc permitiera
a los tabaqueros de Santiago
de Cuba, reabrir su edificio So
La gaceta., 1931-11-07
Del Centre Obrero

Del Centre ObrerO
Function el domingo.
Sube a escena la obra de mo-
two social titulada "Lucha de
Glasses.
I'm acto de Variedades tsrmi-
nara la velada.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07

Ernest Calhoun, %, y May
Ellen Sith, %; Joseph n. Hit
chock, 81, y Odessa Mcfarland,
81.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07
ROYAL

Jack Holt, es el interprete de
THE Last Parade, la notable
p~elfcula que hoy Sc estrenara.
I'm programa de verdadero
merito sc presentara mahana
domingo
La gaceta., 1931-11-07
CARTA bLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

cial, en- la capital de la provin-
cia de Oriente.
Tn movimiento de huelga Sc
sostiene ALI, apoyado por los
tabaqueros, en- contra de la
compania tranviaria.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Williams y Mr.. Lest~r, quieren
mantener ell presente costoso sis
tema.
Al pueblo de Ybor lie intere-
sara conocer las razones que tie
ne su comisionado, Mr.. Lester,
para combatir la consolidation.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07

Del EspdHOl
Matinee en- la tarde del do
mingo, en- ell edificio de Ybor.
con los Broadway Collegians''.
Precios populares; los hon.
bres, cincuenta centavos; las da-
mas entraran sin costarle NADIA.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07

En- la Legion Americana
Bale esta noche.
Con ell sexteto "Floridano".
Estan de placemes los ADAM
ties del Son.
La gaceta., 1931-11-07

La fiesta de hoy
FL Cabaret de los AGuilas de
Orc.
Sera Ell punto de cita de esta
(PGsG a Ia cgGrtG)
La gaceta., 1931-11-07

AERVICIO DE A~EROPLANOS
aSTRE KEY WEST Y LA
y AAbANA
The Washington times., 1931-03-04
POLICE REDUCE
PARK ARRESTS

The Park Police, having adopted
a policy against making unneces-
sary arrests, did not have a case
dismissed in court during the
month of February, although a
total of 158 regarded as necessary
arrests were made. Five of the
cases are still pending.
Drunkenness was the charge
upon which the greatest number
were arrested, the mild weather
tempting inebriates to "sleep it
off" in the parks. Fifty-four were
arrested on intoxication charges.
Violating traffic regulations was
the cause of At being taken into
custody, while disorderly conduct
and speeding each led to 10
arrests. Fines and forfeitures of
collateral totalled $1,O97,
The Washington times., 1931-03-04
AdGS Israel Sisters
Celebrate HOLidGu

Purim celebration was held by
the Sisterhood of Adas Israel
Congregation at the Sixth st.
Synagogue last night.
The program opened with a
prayer read by Mrs. L. Kalech-
stein, followed with vocal solo
by Mrs. H. I. Graceman, violin
numbers by Miss M. Buckhalter,
Purim recitation by Mrs. H. Ok
enberg, and a paper on current
events by Rabbi Solomon Metz.
Mrs. Morris GewirZ presided.
The sisterhood will hold it's
fifth annual dance at the May.
flower Hotel next Tuesday,
The Washington times., 1931-03-04
SINCLAIR LEWIS
DEFENDS U.s..
CUSTOMS
Returning Writer Replies to
PriestIey, Briton; He Calls
Michael ArIen Good Dancer

NEW YORK, March 4 UN.SD.
Sinclair Lewis, writing cynic, ar
rived home today after receiving
the Nobel Prize in Stockholm and
castigating American customs in
a speech there, only to defend
his native land against the aSper-
sions of an English lecturer.
The lecturer was j. B. PrieStley,
London writer, who made a speech
in Brooklyn last night, in which
he said Lewis was propagandist
and a writer of thesis novels, and
declared that New York was the
noisiest city in the world.
Calls Lecturer "Noisy"
Lewis commented:
New York may have the
noiSieSt streets, but London has
the nOiSieSt lecturers.
zone always says strange
things when one goes to Brook.
lyn. 1t is the adventure Of it
that goes to your head"
Reporters told Lewis that Priest
ley had said Lewis day was done.
He answered:
"WelI, that's good. I must
have had a day, at least. That's
more than PrieStley would say
about some other American
writer's. / would much rather
read his books than mine. If
my day day were done, that
would be delightful. Then
would not have to write any
more long novels, which is a
greasy job"
Teamed With Arlen
When told that he had been
claSSed with Michael Arlen, Lewis
said:
II don't know. Mikes q good
dancer"
Lewis said American readers
had been given the wrong idea
about his speeches in Europe in
which he was quoted as making
derogatory remarks about Ameri-
can customs. He said his speeches
were not anti-American and that
he specifically pointed out in his
talks that the same customs ap-
piled as well to European coun-
tries.
Lewis said he had half a
dozen ideas for books in mind
and would settle down to the job
Of writing one soon. He said he
would not go on a lecture tour.
The Washington times., 1931-03-04
1Oc to 39c
Assorted Notions

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needs, including needles, safe kAC
ty pins, dress Innings, curling -
irons, shoulder strap ribbon, black
twilled tape, cube pins and darning
cotton.
GoIdenberEs-Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1931-03-04
LIBERTY GROUP TO MEET

A joint meeting of the Sons and
Daughters of Liberty will be held
at 8 p. m. tonight at Fourth and
East Capitol Streets, in honor of
National Councillor H. c. Stanley.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
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The Washington times., 1931-07-30
Germans Must List
All Foreign Debts

All persons, companies, organi-
cations and public bodies, resi-
dent or located in Germany,
within 10 days of July q, are
required to report the amount Of
debts owing abroad exceeding So
900 marks, approximately $4,000,
regardless of maturity, the De
partment of Commerce was mott.
fled yesterday in a cable from
Commercial Attache H. L. Groves,
at Berlin.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
u. S. Probing Plot
For Revolt in Cuba

Agents of the Department Of
Justice Bureau of Investigation,
are making a searching inquiry
into a reputed revolutionary plot
against the Cuban government.
The investigation in New York
city was ordered after the arrest
there of Jorge de Zaldo for the
alleged possession of a trunk
containing medical supplies and
weapons. The trunk is reported
to have been destined for Cuba.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30

Home seekers who want to establish
themselves in home OF their uwn
before the hot summer months will
find timely home selection in the
Real Estate for Sale Columns of the
Classified Section.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
MONARCHS LUNCH TODAY

The Arlington County Monarch
Club will meet today at 1890 at
Windsor Arms Tea Room, Glebc
Road. for it's weekly luncheon
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-26
EASTERN RAILROADS
 WANT ID INCREASE
 THEIR FREIGHT RATES

NEW YORK, May 26. {R}-Heads of the leading railroads east of the Mississippi River have voted to ask the Interstate Commerce Commission for an increase in the present freight rates. No an- nouncement was made of the ex- tent of the proposed higher scale. That will be left to the discretion of the commission.
 The plea will be made, it was reported, on the grounds that in- creases are necessary if railroads are to make fair returns on their investments and maintain the ex- isting wages.
 Spokesmen for the executives pointed out, however, that they do not feel they are pledged to con- tinue the existing salary scales. Railroad revenues, it was pointed out, are the lowest since 1921. A committee composed of presidents of the larger eastern roads was named to draft the plea to the Commission.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-26
BLAZING THE TRAIL IN ALASKA

Faithful service for 27 consecutive years-more than quarter of centu1y-that is the enviabe record of The Gateway.
 The first issue of The Gateway printed here in 1904, on August 19 For 27 eventfu years-years re- pete with the happiness and grief of newspaper publish ingwe have been blazing the trail in Alaska with the same spirit and energy which built up the West.
 In this year 1881 it is hard to believe that The Sew ard Gateways 27 years of life started during the most colorfu period of the history of Alaska the mad gold rush of 98 and the countless stampedes that followed in the wake of the discoveries.
 To expound The Gateway here is not our primary object It would take too far afield but cannot escape mentioning that have been praised for being progressive and have been criticized for the same Viewed from the standpoint of duty and service deserve neither appreciation condemnation. In the performance by The Gateway of it's proper function news journal, we have merely endeavored to meet every public crisis favorable unfavorabe at tenn DO set by circumstances with which and are surrounded
 Such contests as we have waged in the interest of the public welfare have been reentlessy pursued to successful conclusion in the spirit of free struggling to aid supporters and to help the people of Alaska carry out the plans and purposes which inspired the acquisition of the Territory from Russia.
 Such laurels as we have won-and they are many have been relegated to the limbo of forgotten things defeats if any, chronicled the shifting sands of times.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-26
SEATTLE HOTEL MEN
 PREDICTING 4 RECORD
 SEASON FOR TOURISTS

A record tourist season is in prospect for Seattle and Alaska!
 Attracted by advertising, low railroad and steamship rates, and conventions scheduled for the summer. notably among them the ElkS' convention, thousands of travellers will visit the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, say Seattle hotel men.
 Steamship rates from Seattle to Alaska and California, the routes that bring the largest num- Der of tourists into Seattle, are low, and the four companies are putting on extra steamers.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-26
MINING REPORT OUT

The Gateway is in receipt of 8 copy of the report on cooperation between the Territory of Alaska and the United States in making mining investigations and in the inspection of mines for the bien- n1um ending March 31, 1881. The report also includes a report on the operation of the prosepector's aid act.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-26
LOCAL DELEGATE

As delegate from Seward Odd Fellows Lodge and the Elks,' Wal ter Holben departs for the States States Friday, on board the SS Yukon, enroute to the Spokane and Seattle convention of those Orders.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-26
SPECIAL RATES

The Alaska Railroad has named special round-trip fares between all stations on account of Decor ation Day, according to announce ment and schedule sent to The Gateway. The rates are effective May 26 with the final return linn it fixed for June 4.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-26

To those who continually await the day when bus mess will pick up, that day never arrives
 In this day and age, regardless who you may be how we'll you may think you are known you've got to go out after business matter how small the town.
 Ones name is his her most valuable possession If you are in business to make money advertise it.
 Through constant and loyal support of the major ity of Seward firms The Gateway has gained repu- taton second to in Alaska It is the most widely quoted Alaskan newspaper throughout the United States Seward, Alaska is now just as we'll known in the States as Alaska's larger towns. .
 The Gateways advertisements and circulation are increasing steadily this in turn, reflects prosperous town and district Seward citizens should take this into consideration when making local purchases; buy from Gateway advertisers and thus indirectly add bit to- ward the progress of our city.
 The Gateway probably has of the largest, if not the largest staff of employees in the city, and every dollar practically goes back into the local channels.
 We preach discrimination because we firmly be- ieve in helping those who assist in building for greater Seward
 Seward need not waste time expecting some out side mionaires to in and build up or the gov enment; let every citizen practice real cooperation in all civic enterprises it is increasingly doing and can build up own city.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-26
Did you :ever stop to
 think

lBy Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma)
 The best sellers owe their prosperity to continuous advertising.
 No business concern can afford to pass up the opportunity advertising offers to make faster sales and increase popularity.
 Those who offer their wares or service through the printed page are the ones the pub lie knows best. People always buy things they know about in preference to those they never heard of.
 THERE IS ALWAYS BUSINESS FOR THOSE WHO PROGRESSIVELY GO AFTER IT BY ADVERTISING.
 THE FATE OF MANY A BUSINESS IS SEALED BY LACK OF ADVERTISING, THEIR EXISTENCE BEING UNKNOWN TO THE BUYING PUBLIC.
 CONTINUOUS ADVERTISERS ARE THOSE WHO YEAR AFTER YEAR SELL TO A STEADILY INCREASING NUMBER OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS.