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Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-02

Comparing the construction work
at Boulder dam today with the ac-
tiyities at the dam site on his last
visit. two years ago, Leo Hetzel,
i who led the motorcade to the dam
| last week lend presented an inter
esting picture of the progress be-
! ing made on this vast project at
Yesterdays chamber of commerce
luncheon. Work goes on constantly
with $500 men employed on eight
hour shifts. Hetzel stated He de
| scnbed the constant motion, men
hurrying. huge buses darting in
and out of tunnels. across the sus-
pension bridges and over paved
roads which lead to all points
where construction work is being
done
Railroad tracks, TUNNELS and
/ roads now appear on the cliffs bor-
dering the Colorado river where
two years ago these towering walls
/ presented a solid front of rock and
gravel, Hetzel stated. Where he
formerly found only a few engi-
neers' tents today there is a bust
| ling city. The four 50-foot tun-
nels, lined with three feet of COLI
crete, are completed and the next
step will be to divert the water
through these tunnels and start the
/ actual work of constructing the
; dam itself. Although it has taken
| two years to complete this pre-
liminary work an idea of the speed
and progress being made it OBJ
! tanned when it is realized that the
work is months ahead of the point
at which it was scheduled to be in
this length of time.
w. A. Tondro, president of the
chamber, stated that two years ago
| he found hundreds of destitute
families living in want in the vi
cinity OF the dam site. Today no
! idleness is allowed and if men are
not working they are not allowed
j TO remain in Boulder City.
c. H. H. Small, who also made
the chamber trip last week, stated
that a study of the human achieve
ments is as interesting as the me-
chanical wonders of construction
I
which he saw and he urged those
who plan to visit the dam to do SO
before September, when the water
will be above the level of the
tunnels.
C. C. jenkins, postmaster of Ell
Centro, told of plans for commem-
Grating the first flight of air mail
from the Imperial county airport,
and exhibited the artistic cachet
which has been designed by the
government for use on all mail 60
ing from El Centro Special en-
velopes to be furnished by the FL
Centro chamber were also described
by jenkins.
Ernest Childs, San Diego county
surveyor, told briefly of the
Allison Forward plan for bringing
water to San Diego, Orange and
Los Angeles counties. The plan,
which he stated presents many
serious difficulties, is to raise the
lower end Of Laguna Salada about
35 feet and store the water there
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-02
Pioneers Attend
HARRISON Rites

R. D. MePherrin, president, and
George L. Campbell, president
of the Pioneers Society of Imperial
Valley accompanied by Rev. j. C.
Spencer of Seeley, yesterday at
tended the funeral at National
City of D. F. HARRISON. who died
recently at Seeley.
HARRISON was an active member
of the pioneers society. He came
to Imperial Valley in 1000.
Rev. Spencer officiated at the
services. Many other valley people
attended the funeral The chapel
was crowded to capacity by friends
Of HARRISON.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-02
NEWS OF WCABE DISTRICT

Nagawa: Mesdames T. J. Allen
Mack Eel, D. Gross ana York.
Bert Steele uas also away from
the valley oEer the Weekend. yis-
ting at the Iaeuna mountain re-
sort as a guest of George Handshy
Of CaieXico.
Tie final program Of the yeal
10 be presented by the Silsbee
school pupils for their parents and
friends ia the district viii take
place at he school building or
Thursday night Their school Will
net close until Monday Of next
week. however.
Eucalyptus school. however. viii
close on the Friday after lis school
picnic IN the Yards. The picnic
Will be preceded by their final
program
san Diego attracted a number
Of valley residents. including sey-
eral persons from MeCabe for the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred {. Smith and
daughters. Fredes ana Phyllis
were the first 10 leave. They went
over Friday morning ana remained
until Sunday evening. While there
they called on Mrs. A. W. Palmer.
Mrs. Smiths sister. ana Mr.. and
Mrs. K. r. Jennings.
San Diego stores attracted Mrs.
r. ". Paine and Misses Mildred
Dorothy and Caroline Paine. over
on Saturday. At the end of the
DAY they returned 10 the valley.
On Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. H
Hoppin ard their daughter. Miss
Mary Frances Hoppin. motored over
TO the coast city and visited Mrs
F. B. Ferris until Monday when
they were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
". H. Ferris. of Pine Valley.
Holiday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
George N. Austin were Mr.. and
Mrs. ". L. Fraser and their son.
Jimmy. rom san Diego.
The wind IS becoming a very
annoying factor IN this district.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-02

In the recent storm a tree was
blown down on the roof of the
Fred SunStrom house. The tree
fell on the crossbar of a gate in
the yard. thus breaking the fali,
SO that very little damage was done
10 the house beyond the shattering
Ct some shingles.
Mrs. Evan T. Hewes is fortunate
IN being able to begin her summer
vacation on the coast this week
She left feW days ago for Long
Beach to visit Mrs. A. J. AleXan-
der. ana will be gone for some
time
Because Of the early closing of
the MeCabe school, a week before
many other valley schools, the
teachers of McCabe, most Of whom
live On the coast were able TO leave
for their homes on Saturday. Miss
Grace Hildreth left in the morning
fer Julian. Mrs. Vera B. Fem and
Mrs. Ruth Soleman for San Diego;
ana Miss Adelne Wesseler for
Redlands. Mrs. Gladys Layne also
plans to spend the summer in San
Diego with her husband and chill
dren.
Three generations of Mrs. Joanne
Porter's family. from San Pedro,
have been represented by visitors
for several days Of her brother, +.
F. Forester. They are Mrs. Por-
ter. her son. George; and her
grandson. Homer.
Mr.. and Mrs E. E, Forester,
Sr., entertained for the visitors
with a pot luck dinner at their
home for a number Of relatives
on Decoration Gay.
When amateur radio enthusiasts
get together its evident they have
plenty to say to each other, Tor
Hershell Grandey, of McCabe,
spent from Saturday until Monday
visiting John Bickle, of Whittier,
both operators of small radio sets
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Wagner
were hosts to several relatives from
the coast on M2y %. They were
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Clayton, who
returned to their home IN CoYlna
in the evening; Mrs. A. j. Wag-
oner. of Puente, who will visit for
a few days this week; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Osborne, of Los An
geles. house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. S. Wagner.
Genial hosts at dinner in Ell
Centre to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Kneitz and family we're Mr.. and
Mrs. John Provazek.
An old school ehum Of Mrs. Ell
mer Forester paid an unexpected |
visit on her. Tuesday. Her guest |
was Mrs. Mark Hickox, OF ETH
wanda.
Taking advantage Of an invita-
ton to accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Keltz and family, OF Ell
Centro. to Highlands. recently, Mrs.
Elmer Forester visited her sister,
Mrs. H. Holland, there
Over the three-day weekend T
Mrs. James Youtsler Of Riverside, [
and her daughter, Marietta, visited
Youtsler here on his ranch.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-02
Doctor Who Gave
Actress Drugs
Freed By Court

LOS ANGELES. June 2. up
RetoId as from the grave, the pleas
Of a noted motion picture actress
for drugs today had resulted in The
acquittal of DR.. Jessie I. Citron,
prominent Hollywood physician, on
federal narcotic charges.
In a dramatic courtroom scene,
Doctor Citron described the visit
to him of Alma Rubens, whose mo-
ton picture career assertedly was
wrecked and her health under
mined by the narcotic habit.
My hope of retaining my nus
bands love depends on my having
a baby he quoted Miss Rubens,
wife of Ricardo Cortez, as saying.
She feared she would lose the
child. 7 prescribed only enough
drugs to carry her along and keep
up her courage. I didn't give her
as much as she required Had I
given her less in several instances.
I am sure she would have collapsed
and died. Her condition was pitt
able the physician said.
Doctor Citron was charged with
providing the actress large guam
titles Of narcotics, feeding an ad-
diction which it was claimed top
pied her from the heights of screen
fame, and SO weakened her that
she died suddenly of pneumonia.
His trial had been delayed a
year when Miss Rubens died, and
the government was forced to re-
yamp its case, causing delay of an
other year Last week he came to
trial, and yesterday after four days
Of evidence. Federal Judge William
P. James found him not guilty
The matter Of prescribing mar
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-02
OLD ENGINEER STILL ACTIVE

SAN BENITo. Tex. U.P1-Georgc
Thomas, who was at the throttle
when the first train reached
Brownsville over the st. Louis.
Brownsville and Mexican railroad
in 1904, is still an active engineer.
He has the run on the branch line
from San Benito to Mission and
return.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-02
Trojan Ticket
Prices Slashed

LOS ANGELES, June 3 U.P)-
A reduction of approximately 20
per cent in the price of tickets to
football games this year was an
nounced today by the University
Of Southern California.
Season tickets were reduced five
dollars, from $19 to SD, making
the seven home games cost ap-
proximately $50 each for holders.
Tickets for the Notre Dame game
will be provided in two classifica-
tions. costing two and four dollars
as against three and five dollars
last year. Tickets to the game
with California will be priced at
two and three dollars.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-02

terial bought in Imperial county
brought the total spent in this
community up to 100000. The to-
tai amount expended on the high
way was $4,000. Foster also
stated that his company found ma
terial just as cheap in Imperial
Valley as elsewhere.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-02

Dutch belted cattle are fayorites
in several parts of Oregon and
Washington and are said to be
fine milk stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-02

cotics was one for the physician to
decide, Judge James ruled. Whether
Doctor Citron 'conformed to the
standards of the best medical prac-
tice is not material" the jurist said.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
LA FiUDA DEL REY DEL
ORC EEFIENDE LA EN-
TRADA EN- LA NINA

Leadville, Colorado, Die. 80
La que fuera be}Iisin,a espo-
81 de II, W. Tabor, 81 rev del
orc, So mantiene hoy fiel a su
ptome>a de no entregar Ia mi
ma Matchless.
Aunque los expertas nge-
HeroS aSeguran que hay ma
rlca veta de orc todayia sil. ex
2lo.ar Ia anciana, con una es-
,onrta de dos canones. ,usto-
=" Ia entrada dc la nina. Ella
A|hIienr sl propiedad por ell
drrecho de "Homestead," aun
tHe Ii NINA tue embargaaa,
'or una hipoteca, hace y4rios
mos.
La Icy de hipo.ecas 9r2Aibe
ne Sc quite 81 propiedad a eva
enoramientras ella desee man
enerla.
b~S in%tentos, seg0n Va sra.
obar, Sc han hecho para ha-
era abandonar la nina. Una
ez durante la noche trat.,on
le ponerle fucgo a los edificjos
'%NterIores, con la esperanto
te que 50 marchsra. Las lla-
mas pudleron ser dominadas V
'IIa ha tornado ahkra toda ella
Sc de precauciones.
SoStlene que las dltimas pa
j3bras dc Su esposo fueron que
lunca entragara ell titulo de la
nina.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
MANIFESTO DE LOS AIU.
CAREROS
T0S

Habana, die. 30.-Un mani
fiesto firmado por ell DR.. Rodri-
guez Blanca, presidente dc la
nueva Association de Cosecheros
de Cana, circul0 aver y en- eI
Sc ataca duramente los malos e
fectos del plan Chadbourne.
Rodriguez Blanca rCitera una
afirmaci6n que hiciera hace al
gunas semanas, sobre Que Tho
mas l.. Chadbourne, de New
York, representara, los banque-
ros americanos que destaban
proteger sus inversiones en- Gu
ba por medic de bonos del go
bierno contra ell azucar segre-
gadO.
La nueya organization dice
que sus prop6sitos son Iaborar
por una zafra Iibrc: porquc Sc
declare unconstitutional 81 plan
Chadbourne; porque Sc separe
La gaceta., 1932-12-30

fiabana, Die. 30.-Los jefca
de Ia oposicj6n califican de fall
sos y cobardes los cargos hcchos
por ell jefe de la policia judicial,
ST.. Alfonso Forsfcontra el jucz
de instruction de Marianao, ST..
Cowley, diciendo que este es an
ti-machadista.
CoWley acus6 a For2 DE- habcr
le hecho smenazas para que no
actuara honradamcnte Y de- a .
cuerd0 con la ley. Ahora Fors,
defcnsor de la actitpd de Arse
Mo Ortiz en- eI case de los estu-
diantcs PUG, Rodriguez y Canal
acusa al juez de ser apti-macha-
dista..
FL pueblo elogia "a conducta
del juez de Mariana$ ~r haber
declarado que ortiz ol50ar6 con
ira esos j6venes Iuego de que Gs-
tos Sc hallaban tjrad> en- 81 sue
10, por haberse volcaN 81 auto
m6vil.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30

Berta Rodriguez

Bertd R~Odriguez
Els la linda Y gentil senorita,
que manana por la noche, a las
diez, habra de ser objeto de un
homemade en- Ell Palacio del Cen
tro Asturiano, establecido en- la
centrica avenida de Nebraska.
Una orquesta ocupara la pla-
taforma de la musica en- ell salon
de la parte baja, La Tropical ;
Y los i6venes professors que la
integran, e%jecrtaran paso-do-
bles, sones, danzones y danzo-
netes.
La otra Banda, de profesores
americanos, broadway Cole
gians", estara Ell la sala esplen-
dorosa del Palacio, cubriendo 81
programa de bales del pals.
Es la fiesta de la coronation
Y este quiere decir que Sc desre-
dira con todos los honores al
ano 1882.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
~DFSCUBIERTA UNA Ora
We CONSPIRACION RADI-
CAL EN- BARCELONA

Madrid, die. 30.-El mlnistro
de la gobernaci6n, Don Santa
90 Casares Quiroga, do una
nota A la prensa en- la manana
de hoy diciendo que puede con-
siderarse de im%portancia la cons
piraci6n descubierta en- Bafcelo-
ma Y cue Sc supone organlzada
Dor elementos sindicalistas y
anarquistas.
Los extremists, segIn el mi
nistro, estaban preparando una
revolution para ell mes de enc
70, que debfa coincidir con una
huelga general de ferrocarrlles.
Como iefe del grupo Sc ha de-
tenido a Juan Matias Casero, en-
cuyo domicilio Sc encontraron
bombas, rifles, armas cortas y
documentos de importancia.
Entire los documentos figura
una lista de 60 oficiales del eier-
cito V la policia que debian ser
asesinados tan pronto hicieran
r~esistencia.
Tambien aparece una lista de
oficiales, de la guarnici6n de
Barcelona, Que han ofrecido su
ayuda al complot.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
APROBADOS LOS PRESU.
PUESTOS

Madrid, die. Boil congre-
so aprob6 aver dafinitivamente
los presupuestos para 1888, con
un aumento en- los gastos, sobre
ell ano anterior, de $50 millones
de pesetas.
Fl deficit de 500 millones de
pesctas Sc piensa cubrir con una
emission de bonos Y los ingresos
de Ia nueva ley de impuestos so
hire las rentas.
Para ell ministeriO de Ia que
IRA Sc destinan 432 miiiones, en-
contra de 387 millones, en- 1892
Para obras pdblicas S68 mi
Homes en- contra de GAP millones
Ell ell presupuesto actual.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA

dram seguir usando uniformes
los que a 81 pertenecian.
FL jefe del cuerpo de invali-
dos pasara a Ia segunda reser-
va Y todos los pensionados con-
tinuaran recibiendo sus pensio-
mes.
Una de las cosas notables de
csc cuerpo es que al frente de su
escalaf6n aparecia el nombre
d. Don Miguel de CervanteS
Saavedra.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
DETFNIDOS COMO CONSPl-
RADORES Ell DR.. PORTE
LA Y RAUL MIDA

Habana, die. 30.-Desde aver
Sc encuentran en- el Castillo del
Principe, Ell m6dico Dr.. Rober-
to A. Portela Y ell arlujt2cto
Raul Hcrmida, a los cuales Sc
acusa de conspirar contra ell go
bierno.
La policia verified un regis
tro en- la casa de Hcrmlda, en-
cont rando dOcumcntoS suGVer-
sivoS, armaS y munlcioneS.
Cuando los agentes st prepare
ban para marcharse lego Por-
tela. Siendo detenido.
Portela hizo protestas de mo
cencia diciendo que habia lido a
visitar a su amigo, pero ht,ho
regiStro tn su casa Sc cncontr6
una pistola con si!enciadCr, car
tuchos de dinamita alambres,
una proclama del Abe una
carta firmada por Ramon O..
Hermida, secretario del direc-
torio de estudiantes en- 1927.
En- la carta de Ramon @. Her
m,da Sc menciona a Reinaldo
Jordan Martinez, como agen-
te del comitG revolucionario Gu
bano en- la ciudad de Miami, Flo
rida.
Jordan MARTINEZ reside en-
esa poblaci6n.
Por los ciudadanos presses,
ambos pertenecientes a muy dis
tinguidaS familias, Sc ~intercsa-
ron aver muchas personals.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
LA MADRE DE TOM MOO
%EY QIERE VISITAR A
ROOSEVELT

Albany, N. Y, Die. 30.-La
Sra. Maria Mooney, de 81 amos,
madre de Tom Mooney, ell obre-
70 que cumple una condena de
prisi6n perpetua en- California,
no pud6 yer aver al p~residente
3ooscvelt$ como 10 deseaba. pa
ra interceder por 81 hijo.
FL secretario del gobernador,
o. T. Cross, dijo a la Sra. Moo
ney Aue no estaba SECURE de que
ell pksidente pudiera recibirla
en- est emana, por sus muchas
ocupad Is.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
Aver por Ia mdHdna

Fu6 operada en- una Cllnlca
local, Ia graciosa nina de 9 amos
de edad, EIodia Martinez, hiJa
de los esposos Mercedes y RAJ
fael Martinez, residences de la
Gale 10 1909.
.Los m6dicos ORES. Ortega y
Guerra realizaron una Nrlllan-
tie operation de appendicitis, con
extraordinario exito.
Hoy la nina enfermita Sc en-
cuentra bastante bien. Cuanto
nos alegramos.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30

cibo, acompahado del Garnet.
Tambi6n en- muchas residen-
cias, de distinguidas familias, Sc
verificaran simpaticas festas.
En- ell bale del Circulo tocara
la orquesta Los BOhemios.
Tambi6n el Centre Espanol ha
anunciado su matinee bailable
para ell dia 6 del pr6ximo mes
de enero, festiv;dad de los Re
yes, con la misma orquesta que
ha sido contratada para mana
ma por la noche, Bonnie Roll.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
Sc HA ORDENADO PAGAR
LA DEUDA

Habana, Die. 30 Todas las
6rdencs Sc han cursado para quc
manana s&bado Sc olt"ogucn a
los banqucros ameIjcanos, a
cucnta de las .,a3u' lc Cuba,
ocho milIones de pesos.
Las companies de gasoIina
han prestado al gobiermo, con eI
fin de que pueda abonar ell pla-
10 que Sc cumpte, la suma de
1875. 900.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
LERROUX NO HA D1CHO
QUE LA REPUBLICA Pc
RECERA

Madrid, die. 30.-Dcn Ale
iandro Lerroux ha desmentido
la noticia llegada de Zaragoza
atribuyendoIe la declaration de
que la "Repablica debe Zanzibar
de politica o no durara dos me-
ses mas.
Asegura 81 leader po'ftico cue
81 no ha dicho tai cosa, aunque
81 manifesto que la Repdblica
debe zanzibar de orientaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
LA POLICIA REGISTRO LA
SOCIEDAD DE TABAQUE-
RIOS

Habana, die. 30.-Cumplien-
do 6rdenes superiores la policia
registr6 hoy ell local de Ia Socie-
dad de Tabaqueros de la Haba-
ma, decOmisando 10000 procla-
mas en- favor de un boycott con
ira las fabricas.
Todas las personals que Sc
hallaban en- ell local, %, fueron
arrestadas y puestas a DISPOSE
ci6n de los tribunaIes.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
Pleitos y DIVORCES

Mary Mistretta contra Vim
cent Mistretta; Mrs. Margaret
NJ. Curtis contra Arthur Cham
berlain; cl estado de Florida
contra Nellie Ward Y otros ;
Florence Villa, Inc, contra
Adolphe C.aer y S. Susan Riggs
Y otros; The MortgaRe-Bond
Co. de New York contra H. p,
Jensen y otros.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30

fASINO


lnteresantisimo el programa
iue hoy aparecen en- la cartele-
ia de este teatro: "Hollywood
speaks. con C>nevievc Tobin
y Pat O'Brien; Heritage of the
Desert, con Randolph Scotte, y
Fl episodio namero 8 de Ia emo
.jonante serie "HGroe sof the
Vest.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

recomiendan Soluciones direc-
tas; pero dan a entender que la
adaptation de la tecnica al ser
vicic de todoS seria Ell principle
de una nueva era para ell mum
do.
Las maquinas son titles Y a.
yudan al hombre, soStienen los
partidarios de la tecnocracia,
pero su vaIor es efimero para la
civilization 81 Sc las utiliza en-
provecho exclusive de sus in
ventores Y duenos Y deian sin
trabaio, Y sin medios de vida,
a millones de SereS humanos.
Quieren poner las maquina-
rias al servicio de todoS los HON
bres, va que con Ia tecnica Ell
hombre humilde, ell obrero, con-
tinGa siendo arroiado a la Gale
V SUI desventura crece.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
La b0d0 del domingo

Li DOth ttt tOHttiDp
Para iniciay ell ano de 1888 sc
uniran en- matrimOni0 los i6ve-
mes Encarnaci6n Perez y Raj
mundc Perez.
En- la Residential de los pa
dres DE- la interesante prOmeN
da, esposos Encarnaci6n V Ra-
mon Perez, 3a ave. 220313, Sc
llevara a cabo ell act0 civil, re-
presentando a la Ley el Notario
Candida Perez. Firmaran ell ac-
ia matrimonial los sehores Mar
ciso Quito Y Ramon Perez.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30

No.
habla de ''tecnocracia," olga
mos algo sobre csc "asuntlllo'
que tanto interes ha desperta-
do en- las uitimas Semanas.
La ''tecrocracia' t;ene Su a.
posento maximo en- la Univer-
sidad de Columbia Y su "des-
cubridor" es I'm tai Howard
Scctt, individuo cue no es inge-
Micro, nj inventor, nj tiene titu-
10 de ringuna parte, pero que
sabe e>ll:car, con bastante e.
locuCncia. ESQ de la Influenza
de la tecnCcracia en- Ia civil
zaci6n y cree que ell mundo de-
be zanzibar de rumho o Sc eS-
treliara, llevado a su ruina por
ell e~o;smo de los que en- 81 ha-
bjtamos.
Tn grup9 numeroso de inge
nier3s, arquiteo,os Y dibujan-
ties. sin trabaio, iniciaron un
estrlio de les recursos tecni-
COS de America, llegando a la
conc usi6n de que ell equipo in
du> ial de los EstadOs Un'dOs
es de mil millones de caballos
de fuerza, capaces de hacer el
trabajo de 10000, 600 900 de
hCmbres, 0 cinco wees ell MI
nero de hab;tantes que pue :
blan nuestr0 "desacreditado'
planeta.
Los tecn0crataS calculan
que con las ac.uaies maquina-
r;as Y 4,0c0 hombres Sc puede
sCnlbrar TODD ell trigO que al
~Drcsentc consume ell pueblo "a
mericano y d,ccn que para sem
| Drar eSe trigo en- Ia .rimcra mi
| tad del sigio pasado, Sc hub'e-
| ran necesitado sois miilOncs de
| h. ,nbres.
Como Otra prueba del AVIAN
e de la tecnocracia contra ell
| rabajo manual, que ahora
1antiene en- las listas de desc
upados a doce millones de mu
res y hoMbres, Sc eta esl
ueva maquira de hacer bonn
Has el6ctricas, a razon de
AZ por minute, que deja sin
mpleo a 10000 personals.
Algunos ilustres economistas
no conceden importancia a las
conclusiOnes de los tecn6cratas /;
zero personals de v%erdadero pres
tigio Intellectual sostienen que
las cifras recOpiladas por los tee
n6cratas prueban que la civil
Zaci6n Sc mueve con extraordi-
maria rapidez y que las maqui-
nas enriquecen a los pocos que
las eXrlotan: que no Sc encuen-
tran al servicio de todos los HON
bres Y de la Humankind.
La tecnocracia ha preparado
aIgunas cartas y publicara otras
ravelando la Influenza d. las
'unidades de energia' en- ell mum
do Y EN- el future de t0dos los
pue5Ios.
Los tecn0cratas sugieren que
la tecnica Sc ponga al ~servicio
de la humanidad.
Varios de los defensores de
la tecnocracia a~consejan que Sc
enderece ell rumbo del progreso
yque cada hombre Y mujer ten
"a derecho, trabajando 10, Is o
90 hOras a la semana, segdn lie
corresponda, a una p~articipa-
ci6n igual Y equitativa en- los
frutos de la inteIigencia y la
fuerZa.
Howard Scott y los ingenie-
ros y arquitectos tecn6cratas no
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
TERMIN0 LA HUELGA DE
TOLEDO

Madrid, die, 3O,-Termino la
huelga general que Sc habia de-
clarado en- Toledo como protes-
ia por la rina entire ell diputado
socialista Fernandez Villarubia
V 81 comunista Vicente Mama
no.
En- la riha Manzano recibi6
heridas leves.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30

Fernandez Y Garcia, los diez i6
venes, muy conocidos en- nues-
tros cfrculos, que forman la es-
Gotta de la encantadora Bsrta,
Soberana del Centre Asturiano.
Todos saldran vestidos con
"Tuxedos".
La gaceta., 1932-12-30

Como attraction principal del
programa de hoy figura la su-
per-producci6n Vanishing From
tier, basada en- una novela de
Zane Grey.
TambiGn Sc estrena doctor
X, hermoso drama interpre-
tado por Lionel Atwill y Fay
Wray, y un episodio de la serie
Heroes Of the West"
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
Matinee

La que Sc celebrara el primer
dfa del ano en- el teatro de los
trabaiadores, por el cuadSp de
j6venes artistas que ALI actGa.
Sc repartiran por ell organiza
dor de este espectaculo, senior
M&n6n Guzman, cestos de vive-
res a las familias concurrentes
y juguetes para los nihos.
La gaceta., 1932-12-30
itiTZ

NIII
Estrcna hoy "The Fourth
florseman', con el intrepido
Tom Mix y su famoso caballo
Tony, 'The Crowd Roars", con
ei nuevo favorito de la pantalla
james Cagney. Ademas, ell episo
dio numero 5 de la serie Last
OF the Mohicans".