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The Washington times., 1931-08-28
WASHINGTON PRODUCE

Poultry-Alive: Turkeys, 2oc; large
eolored fowls 2S@24c; small TO medium.
.s:k.n .5f ssASrn poaST. aOT and
smaller, 2O@23c' large rocks, 25c;
mixed chickens, 22@23c: undergrade.
24@25c: roosters. 42c: ducks. 16c: keats,
Dressed: Chickens. so@33c; turkeys.
young, csc; fowls. heavy. 25@27c; leg
horns, 30@2Sc; ducks, 1S@23c: ROSTERS.
16c; keats, young. T0@S6c: pld. 4s @ soc.
Eggs-Current receipts. 10000; white
Lambs-7hc.
Calves-9c, top.
Cantaloupes-Trucked in stock sup.
plying the market.
Lettuce = Western stock: Supple.
moderate; demand light; market about
steady. California and Colorado
crates Iceberg type. As dozen, $3.50 @
s.; teir condition, $45o@5. Eastern
stock: Practically no supplies on the
market.
onions-supplies moderate; demand
light, market steady. New York. EO-
lb: sacks yellows. U. S. No. l. 1880
Las: Virginia truck receipts. bushcl
TONED, 81; few best, 1925
=, Potatoes-Supplies moderate; demand
hhIsnt; hI.ns; m market steady. New Jersey, cob
1oo-lb. sacks 81 4o9G.EO. ' ''
sweet Potatoes-Truck receipts mod
Srate; supplies moderate; demand
H9nt; market dull. North Carolina.
Dnshei baskets. Jersey type, u. S. No. J.
NQl.25; mostly 81.
ermelons-Supplies moderate: de.
mana slow; market weak. Dock sales:
virginia, bulk per 100 melons varions
rrarieties Selects. SIS Q25; Primes. IS.
correction yesterdays (Thursdaysj re.
Primes. snGHlS siS@1I. read Selects 'so@25;
Peaches--Maryland. Virginia and
west Virginia truck receipts very heavy,
mSrket oversupplied. Practically no de-
kst weaker: Virginia and West Vir.
ginia and Maryland, bushel baskets Ell.
bertas. Bellies. U. S. No l. 2H-2h
inch minimum 9Oc@S1, 2-inch mini
mum. 6S@75c. fair condition. Soc ripe
Lima beans-Truck receipts light: SUP.
steady. New Jersey. bushel hampers
far quality and condition $3.50 @?.7S:
light; demand slow; market about
steady. Maryland. U. S. No. /. 2-uuart
climax baskets Moores Early lac. 12-
pinsahsupniss SsS TSfkstT rbt Toc, demand light
market steady. New York, bushel bas-
kets, flat type, $1.00@125
Cucumbers-Supplies light; demand
light: market weaker. New York,
bushel baskets. No. /. 75c.
okra-Express receipts very light;
hampers. S1.00.
Snap Beans-Nearby trucked.ln stock
supplying the market.
Apples-Supplies moderate; truck re-
csipts moderate; demand light: market
No. ! az inches up, and Rambos U. s.
NO: l, ~ inches UP. mostly around
S1.ee; unclassfied various varieties az
snehSs up, 25SSoc.
The Washington times., 1931-08-28
CREDIT common
DIVIDEND GUT

BALTIMORE, Aug. 28.-Direc
tors of Commercial Credit Com
pany yesterday declared regular
quarterly dividends on the 6l2 and
Z per cent first preferred stocks
8 per cent class B preferred and
the SO class A convertible stocks
The board also reduced the reg
ular quarterly dividend from SOC
to 40c per share on the common
These dividends are payable Sep
tember 80 to stockholders Of rec
ord September 10. Regarding the
reduction, A. E. Duncan, chair
man of the board, announced:
"Since it was deemed wise to
set up special reserve in June
of $l.5OO,OOO against depreci-
alton Of investments, probable
credit and exchange losses Of
the foreign subsidiary, which
with previous reserves seems
ample, the board decided to
make a reduction Of 20 per cent
in the dividend on the common
stock in order that a substantial
amount of current net income
may be restored to the surplus
account"
The domestic operations of the
company he called satisfactory
volume running slightly in excess
of 1880.
The Washington times., 1931-08-28
Canada Tests Hudson
Bay Wheat Route
To EurOpe

WINNIPEG, Aug. 28.-Twelve
cars of grain, initial shipment
of over 400 cars from West
ern Canada for Europe via
Churchill. have been loaded by
Canadian Cooperative Wheat
Producers, Ltd, from the gov
ernment elevators at SaSka-
toon for movement over the Ca
madam National Railways and
New Hudson Bay Railway to the
Hudson Bay port.
Some $4,000 bushels Of Ca
madam grain is to be sent out
of the port Of Churchill this fall
for Europe as test movement.
The Washington times., 1931-08-28
Closed Bank Heads
Confer With MeYer

Samuel H. Baker, president of
the Bankers Trust Company of
Philadelphia, which has been
closed for some weeks, and other
officials of that institution, yester-
day conferred at length with
Governor Eugene Meyer of the
Federal Reserve system concern
ing the reorganization of the
company as a member Of the
Federal Reserve.
The group first went to the
White House, where the President
referred them to Meyer, explain
ing that the matter was one
solely under the Federal Reserve
Jurisdiction.
The Washington times., 1931-08-28
RAILWAYS MAKE
COAL SAVING

Glass I railroads of this coun-
try in the first six months of
1881 established a new record for
efficiency in the use of fuel by
road locomotives, according to
reports just filed by the rail
roads with the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
An average of 122 pounds of
fuel was required during the first
six months Of 1881 to haul 1000
tons of freight and equipment,
including locomotive and tender,
a distance of one mile.
This average was the lowest
ever attained for any correspond
ing period by the railroads since
the compilation of these reports
began in 1918, being a reduction
of three pounds under the best
previous record established in the
first half of 1890.
The railroads also attained
new efficiency record in the use
of fuel in the passenger service
for the first six months of 1881.
For that period an average of
IA As pounds was required to
move each passenger train car
one mile compared with Is
pounds in the first half of the
preceding year.
Glass I railroads in the first
half Of 1881 used for locomotive
fuel 42,672,474 tons of coal and
1,O12,932,384 gallons of fuel oil.
The Washington times., 1931-08-28
CLOTH SALES LARGER

NEW YORK, Aug. % G.N.S).
Sales Of print cloths and carded
broadcloths were larger today.
Inquiry for SheetingS was larger,
and sales were reported to have
shown some improvement. Some
buyers appeared to have changed
their minds and were thought on
the verge of placing a larger
business. Others were still hang
ing off, unconvinced that mills
would be able to hold prices to
the present basis until fall buy.
ing sets in. With the crop re.
port near at hand, the market
was rather evenly divided. Even
a slight gain in business might
be sufficient to turn the tide
and bring about advances on
the strength Of a much deferred
buying movement that the move
ment Of raw cotton prices might
not seriously impair.
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GRAINS OPEN MIXED

CHICAGO, Aug. 28 U.N.S0.
Grains opened irregular today.
Wheat was unchanged to hc off;
corn, unchanged to 14c up, and
oats, bc higher to Vac lower.
Opening prices:
Wheat-September. 471sc; De-
cember, 51A@3sc; May, 56Hc.
Corn-September, 421ac; De-
cember, 391sc: May, 431ac.
OattSeptember. 21 1ac: De
cember 227sc; May, zSAc.
The Washington times., 1931-08-28
Rock Island Will
Close Three Mines

Three coal mines near Hart
shorne, Okla, will be shut down
September IS by the owners, the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway, which is converting its
locomotives for burning oil.
The first mine was suspended
two weeks ago: another will be
closed August 80 and the third
mine will shut down September
is. Under normal conditions the
mines gave employment to 1000
and distributed a payroll Of $14O,-
600 monthly,
The Washington times., 1931-08-28
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN

Chicago Great Western Rail
road Co. reports for seven months
ended July 81, 1881, net income of
$55O,793 after taxes and charges,
equivalent to $1.19 a share on
'461 ,346 shares of 40 preferred
stock on which there is an accum-
ulation Of unpaid dividends. This
compares with $304,014 or 64 cents
a share on 1878 shares of pre-
ferred stock in first seven months
Of 1880.
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AGWI NET DECLINES

Report of Atlantic, Gulf and
West Indies Steamship lines and
subsidies for six months ended
June 80, 1881, shows net income
of $218.822 after deoreciation,
taxes and charges, equivalent to
$2.02 a share on 100000 shares of
5 per cent preferred stock. This
compares with net income in first
half of 1880, of $1.173.970 equal
after dividend requrem on
1877, ,429 shares of per cent pre-
ferred stock, to $4.16 a share on
1882 common shares then out.
standing.
The Washington times., 1931-08-28
PAYS ON COMMON

The regular quarterly dividend
of IS cents per share on the
company's no par common stock
was declared today by the direc-
tors of the Hercules Powder Com
pany.
The dividend is payable Sep
tember IS to stockholders y Of
record September II.
The Washington times., 1931-08-28
TURNFORBONDS
IS WATCHED
CLOSELY
Banks and Investment Heads
Scan Future Carefully for
Indications of Betterment
By THE SPECTATOR

NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-A halt
in the downward movement of
American railroad and foreign
government bonds and a Steadier
tone in the commodity markets
were Thursdays principal con-
tributionS to constructive factors
in financial markets.
American rail bonds have fallen
with little interruption in recent
months, in response to persistent
selling pressure by the savings
banks and other institutional in.
vestorS.
Watch for Turn
AS prices declined, timid holders
have joined in the selling move
and heavy losses were incurred.
Almost identical movements have
been recorded in former periods,
and their termination has marked
one phase of the end of a depres-
sion period.
That is why the bankers and
investment heads are closely
watching for a turn" in the bond
market.
AS to commodity prices,
survey by Standard Statistics
Company shows that average
wholesale prices have been main
tained at close to current levels
for nearly three months; this in
spite of the fact that cotton,
corn and some other products
have somewhat spectacularly
fallen under the former low
levels of anywhere from one to
80 years.
of so major industries examined
by the above authority, IA de-
clined last week from the pre-
ceding week, while II advanced
and IS we're unchanged.
Fluctuations Indecisive
These indecisive fluctuations in
commodity prices are interpreted
as a broad period of Stabiliza-
tion, from which a moderate
upward movement should ensue."
The metals are holding quite
firmly; crude oil and gasoline
advancing; cotton and rubber
weak; pig iron and finished steel
firm.
Many industries are handi-
capped by huge storage supplies
of raw and manufactured goods
which must be turned into the
channels of consumption before
prices can substantially advance.
The Washington times., 1931-08-28
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s I.N.S.).
Demand Cahle
The Washington times., 1931-08-28

1913 Zonte Prducts IL III 1lI III
Dividend symbolS-a extra: b. dividend in stock O. Tk
. stock: d. scrip: "ex-dVidend: +ex-r1ghtG
Dividend dollars D&renth0soa.
Years high prices carried to previous Close.
The Washington times., 1931-08-28
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

SALES
Capital Traction SIS, $500@841s
Capital Traction Company, 80
@35h, 1@35A.
Liberty National Bank, 100 100
AFTER CALL
Washington Gas IS A, $1,000
1927.
Capital Traction Company, 100
3512.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 100
77A.
Potomac Electric 512s pfd., 100
11OH.
Public Utility Bonds Bid Ask
Amer Tel & Tel 4hs 49,. .127 .....
Amer Tel & Tel con tr SIS. 10SA .....
Anacostia & Pot r r 5s....J II .....
Ana & Pot Guar 6s......... 95 .....
c & P Tel Va 5s............ los 80.
Cap Traction R R 5s....... 81 IS
City & Suburban 5s........ G9 I.....
FeS5Ts'eWE FefGmae Elee e'e Cons s' s.
Potomac Elec IS 1858. ..... .i1lO Ill
Wash Alex & Mt ctl.... .....
Washington Gas 4bs......l 100 Y I101
Washington Gas 5s........ 1O6 x .....
Washington Gas 6s A...... 1O3 4 104
Washington Gas 6s B...... 107 u .....
Wash Ry & Elec 4s......... 921s "a
Miscellaneous Bonds
Barber & Ross Inc 6hs....l 7S l.....
The Washington times., 1931-08-28
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Aug. % GN.SJ.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; 100000
higher. Top, $500; bulk, $500
CTS: heavy, $5.75@6.75: medium,
$6.25@6.90; light, $6.20@6.90:
light-lights, $6@6.75; packing
sows, $4.5O@5.75; pigs. $500.
Holdovers, 5000.
Cattle-Receipts, $500: market
steady. Calves-Receipts, 1000:
market steady. Beef steers, good
and choice. $8.25@1O; common and
medium, $5.50@8.25; yearlings, SO
@lO.25. Butcher cattle, heifers,
$3.5O@9.75; cows, $2.75@6; bulls,
$305.50; calves, $7.5O@11; feeder
steers, $4.50@7.25; stocker steers,
$4.50@7; stocker cows and heifers,
$3.50@5.5O.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; market
steady. Lambs, $7.5O@8.4O: COM
mon, $4@5.5O: yearlings, $5@6.25:
feeders, $5@5.75; ewes, $102.5O.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
LEGO y
Ell ANFIBIO MAS GRAN
DE DEL n

Jacksonville, oct. 23.- Fl az
lcplano anfibio mas grande Dc
mundo, ell American Clipper
descendi6 hoy sobre ell Rio st
john, para abastecerse de com
bustible. dando a los residentes
la oportunidad de contemplar d.
cerca su gran tamano y extraoi
dinaria potencia.
La nave Sc encuentra en- rut5
desde Bridgeport, Conn, a Mia
mi. donde Sc dedicara al servicif
de traEsporte para differences
puntos del Caribe.
A bordo de la nave viaja ST
disenador, Igor Sikorsky. Ell ae.
roplano tiene capacidad para 81
pasajeros.
Mas de Glen personals vitorea
ron la nave en- Jos ~instantes Ell
que descendia sobre las aguas.
Su photo espera llegar a Mia
mi esta tarde.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
CREDITO PARA COMPRAR
LIBROS

La Junta Escolar del C0nda-
do autoriz6 aver a Mr. Snipes,
Superintendent del Condad0,
para comprar libros de I'm ere
ditto de $4,000 correspondent
te a los Institutes de segunda
ensenanza, con el fin de atender
a las peticiones de la Asocia-
ION de ColeRios del Sur y de las
Escuelas preparatorias.
FL crGdito fue include en- ell
presupuesto escolar, aproba-
do por la Junta.
FL citado cr6dito de $4, 900 Sc
ri empleado en- la compra de Ii
bros para los seis institutes de
Plant, Hillsborough, Plant City,
Brandon, Wimauma y Turkey
Creek. La distribution estara dc
acuerdo con e lndmero de alum.
nos.
La Junta tambi6n aprob6 e
nombramiento de Mrs. j. l.
Clark como bibliotecaria dc Ia
escuela de Ballast Point.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
PARECE FRACASADA LA
CONFERENCIA SOBRE LOS
PROBLEMAS DE LA IN
OLA

Londres, oct. 23.-Circula ell
rumor de que ell gObiern0 in
giles ha 1legado a la conclusion
de ser verdaderamente fulfil en-
eStos tiempos, en- que Inglaterra
Sc encuentra embrollada en- gra-
YES problemaS domesticos, ell
ocuparse de arreglar los asun-
tos de Ia India.
Tambien sc rumora QUE para
principles del ano entrante pro-
bablemente Sc cehbrara en- la
India una tercera conferencia
de la tabla redonda.
Mahatma Gandhi Y varios
Delegates de su pals, desanima-
dos por la falta de progreso de
la conferencia que actualmente
Sc esta celebrando. va han he
cho tentativas para sacar sus
pasajes de regreso Y embarcar
ell mes que viene.
Sc tiene entendido que la con
ferencia de 1882 practicamente
va ha sido decidida.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
CORTE FEDERAL
SERAN JUZGADOS
"a CASOS

La oficina del fiscal del dis
trito complete aver los cargos
de 81 caSoS que seran Someti-
dos a juicio durante ell proXi-
mo periodic de la corte de 10
criminal que comienza Ell dia
2 del entrante mes de Nov.
De los "a casos, 81 son por
violacion de la Ley Volstead.
Walter f. Mauk. ex-cajero
del First National Bank, de
Rrooksville Y w. NJ. Burkett,
funcionario de la Brooksyille
Hardwood Manufacturing Co.,
compareceran ell II de Noviem-
bre bajo la acusacion de VIC
lar la ley naciOnal Oanearia al
conspikar para defraudar al
banco.
Francis c. Reid, eXtenedor
de libros del Florida National
Bank de Lakeland, tambien Sc
ra juzgado por desfalco.
Dewey f. benson, acuSado
de utilizar ell correo para de-
fraudar a personals que han
perdido sus parientes por mner
ties, sera juzgado ell 9 de Nov.
FL case mas i%mportante de la
prohibition es un cargo de
conspiracion contra W. W. Rig
don y Bert Hillary, acusados
de transacciones y ventas al
por mayor de bebidas en- San
Petersburgo, durante ell invier-
no de 1928. Hace una semana
Berry Gunter y j. F. Howar =
toN fueron encOntrados culpa-
bles conjuntamente con Rigdon
y Hillary.
Tambien figuran EN- ell calen
dario de la corte dos casos de
5ebidas devueltos para nuevos
iuicios por la corte de apelacio
,es del c%ircuito, uno contra
Pete Brown y ell otro contra
Fritz Bovett, eX+comisiOnado
del condado de Pasco.
Entire los muchos acusados
Dor violaci6n de la ley seca fl
yuran Ricardo Gonzalez, Cast
MIRO Vega, Miguel Urrutia, BE
! ranto Quesada, Sam Cain, Ar
uro Delgado, Tom Lambo y
David Castor.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
VARIOS CA
YERON A LAS CUNETAS

Nueve automobiles fueron a
para rayer a las cunetas de la
carretera del estado No. II, a
unas catorce millas al este de
como conSecuencia de
la densa columna de hume que
eubria la misma, por complete.
Ell hume procedia del incen-
dio de las capas vegetables de
bajos terrenos adyacentes.
Dos automobiles chocaron al
tratar de atravesar la cortina
de hume y los dos cayeron en-
la cuneta.
Ell Official de trafico del con.
dado, j. A. Shaw, Sc traslad6
inmediatamente al tramo de
carretera afectado por ell hu-
mo, haci6ndose cargo de la di.
recci6n del trafico hasta que
la cortina Sc desvaneci6.
Ninguno de los motoristas
pa~sajeros de los AUTOMOBILE
que chocar0n Y eayeron en- la'
cunetas recibieron lesiones.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
Los PROGRESSES DE UN ES-
TABLECIMIENTO

Entire los muchos adeiantos
de que Sc ha d0tad0 reciente-
mente al Latin American Ser
vice Station, de la Gale IL y
avenida Michigan, figura una
Hueva maquina para probar
as bujias de automobiles, a
yaratos electricos para iimpiar
los carros por dentro, y un e
1uipo complete para engrasar-
los con aceite de Pennsylvania.
FL garage de Mano tambien
ha recibido un escaparate con
toda clase de cOrreas para los
abanicos de todas las marcas
de automobiles, siendo este ga
rage Ell 1nico que tiene tai ser
vlcio en- Tampa.
En- el Latin American Service
station lie m~ostraran con verda-
'ero gusto esos equipos y apa-
atos que hacen del garage uno
lie los mas mOdernos de la ciu-
lad.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
OIEZ CHINOS APRESADOS
EN- FORT MYERS

Fort Myers, Octubre %. =
Diez chinos fueron encontra-
dos aver abandonados en- la is
la del H0mbre Perdido, cerca
de Everglades, en- la cual lie
vaban dos dias sin conner.
Los funcionarios del Depar-
tamento de Immigration infor-
maron que los chinos fueron de
iados ali por contrabandistas
que los trajeron de Cuba.
Solamente uno de los 10 pO-
dia hablar un POGO en- ingles
Este pudo declarar con gran d.
ficultad que cada uno de ello'
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
TEATROS
CASINO

CASINO
Doble programa pasara hoy
por la pantalla. 10 que los
Hombres Llaman Amor, peli-
cula adaptada de la cbra teatral
Entire los Casados", tiene como
protagonistas a Adolfo Menjou
y Leila Hyams.
Menjou es un Don Juan que
toma la vida Y su algeria dom
de quiefa que la encuentra. Lei
la es la j6ven esposa que no pue-
de acostumbrarse a las infideli-
dades de su marido y quiere ven
garSe.
"El Rancho de la Duda" es la
otra production y son sus in
terpretes- Jack Oakie, Stuart
Erwin, Eugene Palette Y las gfa
ciosas ninas June Collyer Y Nit
Ii Green.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23

FL azucar, nos dicen de Cuba, Sc
esta vendiendo a un centavo me-
nos de 10 que cuesta su produc-
cion.
Parte de la cosecha de taba-
co, de dos amos, esta almacenada
y los precios Sc mantienen ba-
Jos, "ruinosos'.
Considerable es ell numero de
lCmbres sin ocupaci6n Y los que
trabajan ganan pequenos jor-
lales; la miseria, la muerte len
"a por ell hambre, acosa a los
1breroS.
En- las vegas de tabacos hay
hombres que solo ganan 20 cen
avos al dia y en- los ingenios e
iornal diario, cuandO hay ira
1ajo, no pasa de 80 centavos.
Sc han rebaiado los iornales a
os tabaquer0s, motoristas y con
luctores, carreros y otros ciuda-
lanos humildes.
Para resolver los actuales pre-
)lemas de Cuba sc requiere IL
comprehension entire los cuba
oos, la mas absolute cordial,
lad, Y ell divide de los agravios y
)enas.
Aunque liberales, conserva
'Cres Y compOnentes de la ella.
= neutra", quieren llevar a Ia
opdblica por una nueva senda
| ,OsOtrOs solo VemOS una SOlu-
on, reconocida la actitud de es.
| udiantes, intelectuales y obre.
| os, que renuncie ell Oral Macha.
10.
iPero el Presidente sc MEGA ;
enunciar Y afirma los vencido.
10 pueden imponer condiciOne.
'extremas" al vencedor.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23

habian pagado de 5000 a $500
para ser traidos a la Florida y
desembarcados cerca de una
gran ciudad.
Los funcionarios Green que
la ciudad a la cual venian des-
tinados era la de Miami.
Tn pescador que los vic a
bandonados en- la isla desierta
y sin Ell mas minimo alimento
inform6 a los funcionarios de
la immigration, quienes Sc tras
ladaron a la lsla procediendo
al arresto de los mismos sin
dificultad alguna.
Los diez chinos fueron con-
ducidos a Miami.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
A GASOLINE PARf
Ell DE UN
AVOCADO

B. J. Burnett y PurVis How
ard, de Wimauma ,ingresarOr
aver en- la carcel del condad
bajo la acusaci6n de haber en-
trade en- ell almac6n de Memo,
iris y Courtney robandose de.
mismo 10 galones de gasolina J
cinco de aceite con destino a
autom6vil de un abogado de
Tampa, al que prometieron su.
ministrarle dicho combustible s
iba a Wauchula a Representative
en- un case por Justification.
Sc dice que el abogado no tie.
MIA conocimiento de que la gaso
lima habia sido robada.
I. arrestos fuerOn hecho
oor 10 d putados del Sheriff
Kirk and y Niece.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

que lie visitan para solicitar de
81 empleos y favores.
Por cada uno de los empleoS
que su administration cubrira,
han surgido va mas de cincuenta
aspirantes.
La depression economical ha
hecho que muchos obreros eff
cientes hayan vuelto los ojos s
la politica, como una esperanto
CCnsistira la habilidad de Mr.
Chancey en- dar "esquinazo" 8
les que menos dano puedan eau
sarle.
Antes de las elecciones, ha
blando, sonriendo y promotion
do, sumaba amigos.
Ell dia 6 de noviembre comen
cara la Operacl0n de reStar, dc
restar amigos" que lie ayuda
ran con la esperanto de colo.
carse, de restar "influyentes pc
liticos" a los cuales no podra
complacer.
Pero... tiene ell "ojo clinico''
para distinguir a sus verdadero.
amigos, a los que les convienc
mantener en- "filas" para futu,
ros empehos.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
CARTA CABLEGRAFCA,DE ESPANA

industrial hera, la situaci6n es
desesperaG
Entretant q p~arlamento con-
tinda reunidC debatiendo la nue.
va constitution y sin haber re-
suelto aun ell problema de la au-
.onomia catalina. Y la peseta
.ontinGa hundiendose en- valor Y
aumentando los sufrimientos
lei pueblo.
Mngun importante Gamble
con6mico Sc ha hecho desde la
evoluci0n de este ano. Los ban
ueros siguen dominando la in
lustria, ell comercio y ell dinero
Han subido los precios con l.
ala de la peseta. Trabajan MAJ
IS obreros Y ganan menos. Lo'
lrestamistas todavia COCHRAN in
areses usurarios = los ~terrate
ientes Sus rentaS.
No hay I'm plan definido, nc
ay una norma que abarAue l.
onveniencia de las classes humI
les.
Los monarquicos anhelan ell
etorno de Don Alfonso; la igle
sia uuiere conservar su antigus
orivilegiada situaci6n; los nego
:iantes quieren gananciS y nc
las obtienen.
Quieren los sindicalistas uns
1uelga general y los socialists
9legir I'm parlamento que a ellos
1ertenezca. Los comunistas son
,azados y suprimidos, como Sc
es cazara y suprlmlera durante
\ regimen de Primo de Rivera.
En- todas parties, la guardia Ct
I'll, con sus rifles Y vieios Nni
'ormes; la policia de seguridao
7 los oficiales del ejercito.
Espana Sc halla todavia bajC
ina dictadura armada, con ban
lueros y abogados dirigiendo J
i partido Socialista tolerando
Despues de la revolution e
pueblo espanol sigue hambrien
o y 81 desastre econ6mico pare
e inevitable.