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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06

.. BY L. MAXWELL RIDDLE '. Copyright, 1881, NEA Service, Incl
 Back Log Is particularly- favored Kentucky youngster who is being prepared for the $50,000 Ken lucky Derby renewal on May IS.
 Only once was he allowed to meet the top notch juveniles, and in this race = the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes = he did not finish. On this basis 1t would seem that Back Log was not in the same class as Equi- boise and Twenty Grand, but the son of Bunting sulked and ran Il spiritless race. He was away late and did not make much of an effort to get through the pack, while Twenty Grand went on to set a new American record for the juvenile mile.
 Back Log won four or five stake events of moderate importance at Churchill Downs and Latonia. In several of these he appeared to be just lucky, but he demonstrated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06

for 1881 championship honors
 The success of the Giants hurlers and the development of "big four'' -- Clarence Mitchell, Fred Fitzsim- mons, Carl Hubbell and Bill Wall ker - has been the outstanding sur- prise of the year.
 Prc-Opening Cuff
 Before the season opened 1t was conceded that the Giants had the best regular lineup in either league, but critics predicted that weak hurl- ing would prevent them from play ing an important part in the pen nant race.
 McGraw's insistance that his club would get good mound work and battle 1t out with St Louis and Chi- cago for the flag was regarded as op- timistic "ballyhoo," but develop ments have borne out McGraw's contentious.
 In IS games played to date. the Giants have required relief pitchers on only seven occasions. Eleven starting pitchers finished their games, with New York winning nine casions the original twirler was lifted for pinch hitter in the eighth inning, and in both instances the Gi- ants won. The remaining contest included in the Giants twelve victor les - The opening game of the sea- son - saw three pitchers in action
 Not So Bad
 McGraw's pitching had been bad in only two games, five men work ing the second game of the year which the Giants lost to Philadel. phia 10 to z; and four toiling in q 14-inning 2 to tie with Philadel- phia. These contests and the opener, also against Philadelphia were the only ones in which the Giants have used more than two pitchers.
 Opposing teams have made onl, IA hits and 61 runs in IS games with the Giants, for an average ot hits and 3.39 run per contest. The games include two shutouts; three one-run games; two two-run games two three-run games; four four-rur games; three five-run games; ans seven-run game; and. one ten-rur game.
 Scoring Machine
 Meanwhile New York batter. have pounded out 192 hits for 1O1 runs. an average of 10.6 hits an6 5.61 runs. They have been shut out only once; held to one run once: te two runs once and on nine occas. ions have scored more than five times, with IA as their high mark for the season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06
Elaborate Plans
 for Boat Marathon

New York, May 6.-UP)-More than 100 contestants are expected to compete in the fourth annual AL bany-to-New York outboard motor. boat marathon. Saturday. Ninety-six entires have been received and more are expected.
 Coast guard boats will patrol the course and an autogiro will follow the boats from Albany to New York, and will signal patrol boats when contestants experience trouble.
 A description of the race will be broadcast on a short wave length by an army plane. following the boats. The broadcast will be picked up by station WOR and rebroadcast on a national hookup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06


 that he liked distance. Seven fur longs is about his longest race but he has always finished strongly, and has even shown wish to go on to the longer distances. Weight is not an issue with him as he has carried top weight without any apparent difficulty. He is a colt that likes any kindXof a track and, as he has won mora than once at Churchill Downs, it is certain that he is fond of Kentucky loam.
 Back Log measures up to most of the Derby candidates in his breed- ing. His father, Bunting, was a stake winner of no mean ability and his grandfather, Pennant, was the highest money winner of his year. Pennant, moreover. is one of the best sires in America, hay ing sired such horses as Stars and Bars, Jolly Roger and Pennate.
 TOMORROW: Pittsburgher.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06
Shields Captures
 Mexican Trophy

Mexico City, May 6.-(UP)--- Members of the United States Davis Cup team were enroute to their homes to-day for brief rest prior to meeting Canada at Montreal. May 21, 22 and 2s. in the second round of American zone competition.
 The Americans made a clean sweep of their first round tie with Mexico, Winner Allison of Austin, Texas, and Frank Shields. of New York winning yesterdays final sin- gles matches from Ricardo Tapi ana Jorge Acosta, respectively.
 Following the completion of cup com petition, Shields and his team mate Sidney Wood of New York, met for the Chapultepec sporting club cup, Shields winning, Go, 14-12.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06
HEAVY PUNCHERS
 TOP WATERBURY
 A.C. SHOW THURS
Fox and Winston in Main GO - Gelber, Granada Have Eight Round Spot

Leather should fly thick and fast when this weeks performances or the Waterbury A. c. boxing card al the Buckingham hall, with five we'll matched bouts lined up for presenta- |tion. In the main go, there will be plenty of punching when Marty Fox hard Listed Hebrew begins his attack upon Unknown Winston, Florida negro who migrated to this city a few weeks ago. Winston has been training at the Phoenix A. c. for the past week and looks in good shape for his eight round go with Fox, who is an experienced battler and very hard hitter. However, the negro hits hard enough to put any one away, and if he reaches that long jaw of Martins, as Germany Heller did, the referee should start count ing.
 Looks Good.
 In the semf-final exchange, also an eight rounder, some real ring class is due for exhibition when Sammy Gelber mad Young Granada hop to it. Both boys are very clever boxers and good hitters with Granada having the edge on the punching. However, Gelber should outpoint his Florida rival at the end of a close battle, which, by the way, is a return go, the pair having bat tied in Holyoke few weeks ago.
 The Big Boys.
 Jerry McLarn, the Watertown woodsman vii be in there throwing that dynamic left hand against Vic Carlson of Terryville in a six round number which will disclose little skill but plenty of slam-bang. Joe Emmons is in excellent shape for his sixer with Battling Archie a wind- mill leather tosser from the south, and this bout seems to have plenty of possibility from the standpoint of Andy Strong of Washington, Conn, and Luigi Nata- lianio of Danbury are on in a re- turn bout four rounder which will be a dandy from all reports. First bout S.30,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06
Golf And Tennis May Be Added 10 Crosby Athletic Pogrqn,
DAY REINSTATED
 BY TOM DONAHUE

New Haven, Conn, May e. (UP)~-Sfate Boxing ComrnfssiOn- CT Thomas E. DonOhue has rcin- stated GeOrgie Day, New Haven Lightweight boxer, whom he ss1s- pended indefinitely two months ago in hope he would aIaang up his gloves for go0d.r Day had participated in bouts at New Ha- ven and Waterbury, being badly beaten in one and technically knocked out in the other. on sue. cessivc nights.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06
"WHO'S THIS GUY
 RUTH?" SAYS BRUCE

New Haven, Conn, May G. (UP)-Bruce Caldwell, former Yale athlete, now first baseman for the New Haven Bulldogs in the Eastern league, has cracked out five home runs in two con- secutive days. He scored three- ticing a league recOrd-when the Bulldogs defeated the Norfolk, Va, Tars Monday and two as the Bulldogs were trOunced by the Tars yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06
Local Women in
 New Haven Play

Waterbury women turned in good scores in the one-day tournament on the golf links of the New Haven country club yesterday, Mrs M. J. Lawlor counting 96 for fourth place, the tourney being won by Mrs R. s. Fenn and Mrs George Seeley. both of New Haven, who tied with a 91. Mrs A. Benedict. 103, Mrs F. P. McEvoy 109, Mrs F. P. Guilfoile 113, Mrs A. F. White, 113.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06
What causes . slice?

The player who shoots around 100 and is bothered by slice may find the cure in the above illustra- ton. One of the most common mis- takes the average golfer makes is the mistake of getting the. body and hands ahead of the club. By doing this you hit the ball while the c1ubhead is at distinct angle, causing 1t to fade to the right.
 Jones, Hagen, Voigt and other stars of that caliber keep behind tho ball until the clubhead meets it. One should get the feeling of the club drawing the body through rather than the body drawing the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06
FOOTBALL OUTFIELD"

New Haven, Conn, May 6.-(UP) -Yale's football outfield" was ex- pected to star in the Eli's annual baseball game with Holy Cross here to-day. Albie Booth and Charlie Helm, diminutive backs. and Fred Linehan, 200-pound guard, play cen terfield. left field and right field re- spectively. They are near the top in the teams hitting and base run ming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06
FRIARS WIN

One MT Quinn and his Emanons were no mystery for the hard-hit- ting Putsic Friars who copped q IA to win over them last night in the Y. M. c. A. Twilight league. Bill Briggs, Emanon manager. left town immediately fater the contest at Brassco Park, taking the first freight he saw rather than face the whitening scorn of the dorm boys when he got back to the " Andy Stavnitsky got a triple, double and a trio of singles to lead the batting barrage though Moran and Phalen hit hard for the Ems.
 Asia now has more than 1000. 900
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06

Kingston, R. l., May -(UP)- Capturing every first place and making clean sweeps in nine of the IS events, Rhode Island State col lege's track team defeated Tufts. 120 to 15, here yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06
Students Voice Interest ln Sports Not Included
 On Present Schedules

Iii an attempt to sound student interest Physical Director Bill Schoed of Crosby high school has scheduled meetings with idea to extending the athletic of the classical high school to include tennis and golf teams This morning boys interested in the formation of tennis team WsS called.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06

At Newark, N. J.-Jim Londos, Greece. defeated Frederick Carone. Italy; Casey Berger. Texas, defeated Vanka Zelesniak, Russia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06
Giants Develop Big 4 Mound Staff Which Put
 Clamps On D posters
By DIXON STEWART

{. New York May --(UP-John McGraw's New York Giants regarded generally he strongest team in the Ma tional league outside of pitching getting the best pitching in the league and highly dangerous conenders
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-06

Asia now has more than 100000 miles of automobile roads.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
MATADOR DE CA
BRERA SERA JUZGADO
POR HOMICIDE

Aver fu6 remitido a la Corte
de 10 Criminal bajo un cargo de
hOmicidio que ie hiciera ei JueZ
Cornelius, el Sr. Dennie Lewis
de % amos de edad, acusadO del
a~sesinatO en- primer grade del
vended0r Sr. Walter Cabrera, We
elmo del 1909 de la Gale Fig.
Lewis declare que al regresar
del trabajo encontr6 en- su casa
a Cabrera contra ell cual dispar6
su pistola calibre 25, en- legiti-
ma defensa.
FL suceso ocurri6 ell primero
de Diciembre en- la Residential
del acusado. 1917 de la Gale
Tampa.
La Sra. Katherine Lewis, es-
posa del acusado, fue el princi-
pal testigo de la defensa.
FL yern0 de Cabrera, Sr. J. A.
Nixon testified que POGO des-
pues del disparo su suegro lie di-
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
LAS FABRICAS Sc REABRI-
RAN Ell LUNES

Las fabricas de tabacos de
Tampa sc reabriran eli lunes con
la misma escaIa de precios; pc
no sin lectura.
Tn comite especial ha decidi-
do y recomendado a los manu-
factureros, que 6stos abran hoy
~ mahana para atender las s0li-
.citudes de mesa que Sc les ha,
gan, sin compromise alguno con
los obrer0s que anteriormente
empleaban.
Cada fabricante emphara los
hombres que necesite Y sean de
su agrado. No Sc permitira Sc
reparta literature en- los tale
res; nj sc toleraran colectas pa
ra uniones 0 actividades comu-
nistas.
Cuando algGn obrero en- des-
gracia haya de ser s%ocorrido por
medic de una colecta, la firma
dara al efecto su consentimien-
to.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
DEL
WV" '''I CyRCUTTO
H Ell RECURSO DE
HABEAS CORPUS

Ell Juez Ira A. Hutchinson, de
la Corte del Circuito, rehus6 a
yer ell conceder un iuicio de ha-
beas corpus pedido hace dias
por los abogados Thomas Pal
mer, E. l.. Bryan y A. A. Fer
nandez, en- representation de los
II obreros que Sc encuentran
detenidos en- la carcei del cOnda-
do como consecuencia de los su-
cesos ocurridos hace alg1n item
DO frente al Centre ObrerO.
Este es ell tercer jue2 que ME
| ga la celebration de un juicio dc
habeas corpus en- favor de los
presos los que anteriormente
denegaron fueron los jueces f.
NJ. Robes y l.. L. Parks.
Los II prisioneros, entire los
que Sc encuentran incluldas dos
mujeres, aparecen acusados por
ell Fiscal del Condad0, Skinner.
de asalto con intenci6n de darle
muerte al vigilante John n.
Byrd, herid0 de bala durante los
desordenes.
Hutchinson estima que Ia
fianza de $500 a cada uno dc
los presses, fijada por el Juez W
Raleigh Petteway de la Corte dc
10 Criminal, no es excesiva.
La presentation del Habeas
Corpus solamente es APPLICABLE
seg1n opinion del Juez Hutchin.
son, cuando Sc presentan prue'
bas de cargos desconocidos para
la ley, y no puede ocupar ell lu'
gar de una moci6n para anuiai
0 apelar.
En- la Corte del Circuito pre-.
sentaron aver apelaciones con.
ira la decision de la c0rte mu
cipal, 8 de las 10 personals sen
tenciadas a $50 cada uno 0 a 2t
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
Reunion de angeles

Reunion de angeles
Para Ia tarde de manana y
en- los salones del lindisimo
palacio del "Circulo Cubano,"
en- la Gale Catorce y Diez ave
nida, verificaran los diligentes
v activos miembros que cons
tituyen la "Secci6n de Recreo
de tan prestigiosa sociedad,
una matinee bailable, infantH.
Como la fiesta tiene carac-
ter social, pueden nuestras eie
gantes familias llevar a sus gra
ciosos angeles para que dlsfru
ten de unas horas hermosas;
seran obsequiados con un abun
dante buffet y tres bellos re-
galos otorgados a ninas y nj
nos que sean favorecidos por
la suerte.
Presentimos que en- la saia
de la casita criolla, Sc congre-
garan divinos grupos, a mode
de coros de delicados angeII-
tos.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
ST ACUSA \ "A FANILIA
REAL DE HABER COME
TIDO ATROCIDADES AR
TISTICAS

Madrid, Die. 12.-La des-
truccion de tesoros artisticoS.
atribuida una vez a las revo-
luciones, ha sido esta vez car
gada a la realeza, mientras la
repdhlica lucha para proteger
la herencia de la naci6n,
Las autoridades r%epublica-
mas que han visitado ell Alcazar
de Sevilla, acaban de descu-
brir que ell rey y su famiIia
han p%erpetrado atrocidades.
en- cuesti0nes de gusto, con IA
mosos m~onumentos.
Valiosos tapices pertene-
cientes al Alcazar han desapa
recido. Estos fueron aparente-
mente removidos al Palacio
Real de Madrid, cuando otros,
enviados para la exposition de
Sevilla, fueron devueltos a la
capital. Estos, no obstante, pue
den ser recobrados.
La ex-reina Victoria hizo al
gunos cambios en- los terrenos
del castillo que pasaran Varios
amos antes de que puedan re-
mediarse.
Los iardines, una vez plan
tados como un laberinto, que
eran famosos en- toda Europa,
fueron arrasados y replanta :
dos como un jardin inglGs. O.
tro vieio jardin fue convert
do por las Gnfantas en- un
"c0urt" de tents.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
LAS IZQUIERDAS DEBEN
GOBERNAR

Madrid, Die. 12.-Valiosos
elementos del nuevo regimen
persisten en- decir que la rep1-
bIica recibira una orientaci6n
fatal, hacia su destruction, 81
el gobierno pasa ahora a ma
nos de la derecha.
Las izquierdas deben gober-
mar hasta que ell regimen Sc
consolide, opinan varios pro-
minentes republicanos.
Entire dos ultimos que han
hecho declaraciones "fizquier-
distas' Sc destacan On. Fran
cisco Macia, presidente de Ia
Generalidad Catalina, On. AL
varo de Albornoz, ministro de
fomento, y los socialistas On.
Julian Besteiro y Largo Caba-
Hero.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
En- la Playa Azul

q BESIDE hace varios dlas, Sc
halla disfrutando de unas bien
ganadas vacaciones pascHales'
en- la aristocratica playa azul
de Clearwater, ell simpatico y
muy conocido joven Emilio &C.
ira. hermano del propietarlo
de nuestr&colega LA Prensa.
Su regreso Sc efectuara a
principles del mes entrante.
Anticipandome a los diaS
tradicionales de Navidad, quie
70 desearle unas pr6speras y
venturosas pascuas.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
CORTF CRTEINAJ.
LADRONES
DOS

Por haberse declarado cuIpa-
BE del robo de un autom6yil,
fue condenado aver en- la Corte
de 10 Criminal, por el Juez Pet
teway, a 10 amos en- la prisi6n
del estado, ell j6ven William
Encch Collins, de II amos de
edad.
Collins admiti6 que habia ro-
bado el autom6vil propicdad del
Sr. R. F. Snydeman, del 2906 dc
North Boulevard, y que POGO
mas tarde asalt6 con I'm rev6l,
yer al negro Alonzo Baker, .
'uien lie quito ell reloj.
Los j6venes que acompaha
ban a Collins y que aparecian a
"usados en- el case sc n0mbran
John Mckinney y George Ro-
berts.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
TONIC POSSESSION ALCALA
XAMORA

Madrid, Die. 12.-Ayer por
la tarde Sc efectu6 la ceremo-
MIA de toma de possession del
p~residente Alcala Zamora.
FL acto fue muy sencillo,
conforme a las orientaciones
republicans del nuevo r6gi-
men.
Hoy ell cuerpo diplomatico
ofrecera una fiesta al primer
p~residente constitutional de
E%spana.
Azaha presidira ell primer
gabinete luego de haberse
pueSto en- vigor la carta fun
damentai.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12

&c y SGptima, la Camara de Co
mercio de esta barriada pondra
Ell asia sobre el cual BIandi ira
tara de pasarse mas de tres dias.
ST no bate el record no CO.
brara NADIA por su peligrosa a
ventura.
Como incentive para el publ
60 los comercian es haran Gin
cuenta regalos, para sehoras,
caballeros y nihos, entire los que
mas Sc aproximen al nGmero de
horas que el equilihrista pasara
de pie sobre ell palo.
Las tarjetas para hacer los
caIculos Sc p0dran adquirir en-
los establecimientos de la Sep
TINA avenida.
FL martes ,dia Is, a las tres
de la tarde, iniciara Blandi la
tarea de batir la marca.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
TEATROS


CASINO
"Camello Negro" y "Es una
Saba C~riatura" Sc repondran
hoy.
Marion Davies, como dijimos
aver, es la protagonista de esa
segunda production. Para mana
ma domingo Sc anuncia el estre-
no de "EI Teniente Sonriente"
pelicula en- la eual destaca su ia
lento ell gracioso Mauricio Che
Waller.
A Chevalier lie dieron a esco-
ger, en- los primeros amos de su
iuventud, entire Ell oficio de car
La gaceta., 1931-12-12

jo que habia lido a buscar una
lata de petr6leo a la Residential
de Lewis y que cuando sc retira-
ba Sc enfrent6 con este, quien lie
hizo el disparo sin previo aviso.
FL fiscal Parkhill, que actu6
en- ell juicio, lego unas declara-
clones de Lewis en- la cuaI este
acusaba a Cabrera de "estar DIES
truyendO su hogar", Y de haber
hecho ell disparo en- su contra al
atacario.
Los ab0Gados de Lewis, Ches-
ter Ferguson y l.. r. Rifkin, SOS
tieneR la Iegitima defensa.
La fianza impuesta fue de
$1,000 Y al no ser depositada, el
acusado fu6 remitido a la carcel.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
Regresara manana

De Ia ciudad de Key West,
regresara manana a esta loca-
lidad ell Sr. Armando P. Boza,
propietario de una importan-
tie casa de pompas f1nebres en-
ell barrio del Oeste.
Sea bienvenido.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12

Dudar de 10 que San Mateo
relata con tanta claridad, es fall
tar al respeto que merece uno de
los ciudadanos discipulos del
Maestro.
Dudar de la Biblia y del Sal
vador, son cosas modernas, pro
pias de individuos que quieren
"hacerse los graciosos'.
mo estamos viendo tOdos los
dfas la mano del Padre, y de.
Hijo, en- todas las cosas que dia-
riamente suceden a nuestro al.
rededor?
iQuien puede dudar de que
los pr~esidentes de corporacione'
son los escogidos de la terra
los pobres... la "metralla" olvi
dada por ell Senior?
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
~aclamacion

Una reunion que tuvo carac
teres de magnificente, fue la
que celebraron ell nltimo Jue-
YES en- la noche, los prestlglo-
O hombres que forman ell
Campamento Palmetto Nc. 16l
de la Orden w. O. W., con
ell exclusive y %primordial OBJ
ieto de elegir, pof aclamaci6n
unanime, a los inteligentes y
valiosos elementos que en- Ell
~presente habran de dirigir los
destinos del enunciado Cam
pamento.
Personalidades de alto relic
We. tanto en- ell campo cultural
como en- ell social, fueron los
designados: Eliseo Perez Diaz'
ilustre Vice Consul de Cuba en-
Tampa, Consul Comandante
Ramon Mascunana, Pass Con-
sui Comandante; Jimmy Blaln'
Teniente Consejero; Ovldlo
Fernandez, Banquero; A. del
Castillo, Secretario de Finan-
cia: Manuel Menendez, Escol-
ia; Domingo~Granado Vig1-
lante; EstebanN Santa Cruz
Centinela; Administrators
Luigi MOTTO, por un ano; Dec
tho PENN, por 2 amos; Migue.
Mascunana, por tres amos
Doctores: E. w. Holloway y
L. S. Oppenheimer.
Debo infOrmar antes de II
La gaceta., 1931-12-12

"Y, he aqui, fue hecho III
graNterremoto; porque ell ange
del Senior descendiendo del Gle.
10 Y llegando, habia revuelto Is
piedra de "a puerta del sepulcro
V estaba sentado sobre ella.
Y del miedo de el los guardas
temblaron, Y fuerOn vueltos CO
mo muertos.
Y respondiendo ell angel, die
a las mujeres:
No temais vosotras; porque
yo Sc que buscais a Jesus, ell que
fue crucificado. No esta aqui
porque ha resucitado, como di-
jo...
Entonces elias, saliendo de.
sepulcro con tenor y gran gozo
fueron corriendo a dar las nue.
vas a sus discipulos.
He aquf, JESUS les sale al en-,
cuentro, diciendo:
Tengais gozo. Y elias Sc lie.
garon, y travaron de sus pies, J
lie adoraron.
Entonces Jesus les dice: NJ
ten6is, i'd, dad las nuevas a mis-
hermanos, para que vayan a Ga.
lilea; Y ALA me veran.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
Obituario

Els hoy, a las cuatro de la
tarde, ell sepelio de la conoci-
da Sra. Ana Gomez, que falle-
ciera en- la noche de aver, en-
un Sanatorio local.
Saldra ell c~ortejo fdnebre de
SUI Residential, en- la Decima
avenida 1407.
Reciban todos los familiares
de la extinta nuestro mas SEN
lido p6same.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12

FL iatliano Blandi, que el anc
pasad0 estuvO "a dias sentado 50
bre un asia de bandera en- la par
te mas alta de la estaci6n de ga
selma Pioneer, en- la Gale de
Tampa Y Jackson, tratara de ba-
tir, de pie sobre un asia de 40
pies de alto, la marca mundial,
que Is de II horas.
En- el edificio del Correo de
Ybor, esquina de la Gale Quin-
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
LA CAMA ROLVERA A
REUNIRSE sUNES

.Habana, Die. 12.- CANA
ra de representatives volvera a
reunirse e.. lunes para segeIir
discutiendo la ley petroleraS
Sabese que ell presidente
Machado ha contesta6o mega
tivamente a la petici6n de la
camara de que sean p~uestos en-
libertad todos los presses poll
ticos; pero oficialmente NADIA
ha dicho ell DR.. Guas Inclap,
que SO entrevistara con ell jefe
del estado a nombD de sus
companeros.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
NO HABRA HUELGA EN-
4 SEVILLA

Madrid, Die. 12.-Por aho-
ra no Sc declarara la huelga
revolucionaria que Sc venia
anunciando por los sindicalis-
tas de Sevilla, en- contra del
"aburguesado" gobernador
On. Vicente Sol.
FL ministro de la goberna =
ci6n habia tornado eXtraordi-
narias precaucioneS.
La gaceta., 1931-12-12

Como 'tperros extranjeros"
que eramos aver, Y "perros ma
turalizados' que somos hoy
escriben-, quisieramos saber
cuantos "amos del pueblo" y sus
familiares sirvieron a la patra
con las armas en- la mano, GUAM
do "distribuian plomo''; cuantos
La gaceta., 1931-12-12
Jennie Alorda

Sutil damita y admirada ar
tista que toma parte manana
en- ell concerto del baritone
cubano Sr. Luis Guevara, en- la
bombonera del Centre Astu
riano, a las ocho y. media
de la noche.
En- ell piano, como acompa-
nantes de los numerOs de can
to Y variedades, los reputados
profesores Sres. Mayoqui y
Sucarichi.