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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
u. S. PUSHES DRIVE
AGAINST JAPAN
Roosevelt to Help Big
Navy Proposals

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1l-Official
Washington unofficially comedies the
defeat at Geneva of its Manchurian
policy, by Japan, France and Britain.
The admission is accompanied by
numerous signs that U. S. imperialism
plans greatly to intensity its war pre-
parations for supremacy in the Paci-
fic and control of the looting of
China. japanese Imperialism is like
wise rushing It's war preparations and
at Geneva on Saturday demanded a
l0-10-8.7 ratio to replace the present
ratio of $3.50 for the three principal
naval powers, Britain. the U. S. and
Japan in the order named U. S. i'm
perialism is attacking the Japanese
proposals as "a bid for control of the
Pacific
Roosevelt To Push War Drive
The incoming Roosevelt admins
tration is known to favor "a more ag-
gressive foreign policy and the
building of the u S. Navy to the full
treaty strength of the London pact.
In an interview with the boss press,
Representative Carl Vinson, demo-
cratic chairman Of the House. Naval
Committee, declares "the democratic
administration will devote more
thought to providing an adequate
naval force" than ito seeking inter
national agreements"
Huge War Air Craft Expenditures
That Roosevelt will only be con-
tinuing the policy of Hoover's hunger
regime of tremendous armament ex-
penditures while denying payment Of
the bonus to the veterans and relief
for the unemployed starving millions,
is clearly shown in the annual report
Of Rear Admiral Moffat, chief of the
Bureau of Naval AeronauticS. This
report shows vast expenditures dur
ing the past year for construction OF
bombing and fighting planes, air.
planes, flying decks on cruisers and
aerial and naval ornaments. The re-
ports states
Murder Machines
Cooperating with the Bureau Of
Ordnance, marked progress has been
made in improving modern and eff
ficient ordnance for new aircraft
This progress has been outstanding
in the flexible gun installations, and
the forces afloat are now receiving a
large number of aircraft provided
with new and vastly improved mounts
and modern Browning guns
The report also cites progress In
improving bomb and fuse designs 1t
calls for continued subsidies and
experimental orders for the aircraft
manufacturers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
What's On


MONDAY
Canarsie Unemployed Council will hold a
mass meeting TO hear a report Of its dele
gates to the National Hunger March at
$50 pm. in Public School No. lis, Ave. M
and E. 92nd 81.
TIE class in the History Of the Working
Glass will be held at $40 pm. at the Har-
lem Progressive Youth Club, 1898 Madison
Ave, second floor.
class IN political economy is held every
Monday night by S. Wiener at the Brighton
Progressive Club. t29 Brighton Beach Ave
at $50 pm
Unemployed Council of Washington
Heights has called a meeting at pm. at
sol W i5ist ST. to hear reports by dele
gates 10 the National Hunger March
N. y. Worcorr Group viii meet at pm
al ia W 2lst st. Bring correspondence
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
BROOKLYN MARcHERs REPORT

BROOKLYN, N. Y.-Richard B.
Sullivan, Fred A. Jackson and Joe
Roth, National Hunger March dele
gates, will report on the march at a
meeting tonight at the Brownsville
Public School No. Sc at Stone and
Gramar Ave. Another report on the
march will be given the same night
at the Canarsie Public School No. lis.
on Ave. IL" and E. END st. Both
meetings will start at 8 pm.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
DETAIL PLAN FOR
TEN CENT FARES
Tammany Lays Basis
In Plot With Banks

NEW YORK.-The bankers and
are in conference to raise the five
cent subway. elevated and street car
fare in New York to ten cents, it was
revealed in inspired stories in the
capitalist press yesterday.
The fare rise. slashing further into
the living standards of workers who
must pay TO reach their jobs, and
providing for the continuation Of
Tammany graft at the expense of the
masses, is to be jammed through by
q united front of bankers and Tam
many leaders, Just as the wage-cuts
are put over. In the same way as
with wage-cuts, Tammany will yell
that the bankers are forcing 1t TO the
action.
But Tammany is already seen lay
ing the basis for the fare raise. 1t
is admitted in the stories printed yes
terday that Curry, Tammany boss
ordered the four-year bond issue for
financing the city subway building
operations sacrificed.
The situation, by Tammany action
now Is that no provision is made for
feeders, originally planned TO cost
$13 100000 to make the new Eighth
Ave. subway useful, and 1t is allowed
to go on piling up deficit because
no one can get to 1t to ride on 1t
without walking several blocks.
At the appropriate moment, some
one will come forward with a plan
to adopt the ten-cent fare. the ex-
ira nickel TO be used TO build the
feeders and unity the system The
BIN. T. and I. r. T. will make new
offer. and the city will take over
their property and charge ten cents
on all lines to help pay for 1t. Then
there will be promise that some
time the fare will go back to five
cents.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
Protest Wednesday
in HObOken Against
Vicious Sentences

HOBOKEN, N. IA protest meet
ing has been called for Wednesday
night to demand the release of two
workers, who we're arrested in this
city and brutally sentenced to 80 DAYS
in the penitentiary for distributing
circulars calling for the support of
the National Hunger March. The
cases are being appealed by the
I. L. D.
This vicious sentence is part of the
terror campaign by which the bosses
hope to put over further wage-cuts
and cuts in relief. The protest meet
ing Wednesday night will be held at
Workmen's Circle Hail. ITO Grand st.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
Convict Five Workers
in Utica for Fighting
Boss Hunger Program

UTICA, N. Y, Dec. I1-Five Utica
unemployed workers were on Friday
convicted Of "rioting and felonious
assault" by jury composed Of bust
nessrnen and .Well-to-do farmers
Charges against two others were
dropped. The convicted workers are
to be sentenced Tuesday.
The workers were beaten up and
arrested July 9 when police attacked
q street meeting OF unemployed cal
led by the Unemployed Council.
The conviction of these workers
by the court controlled by the Utica
textile barons is an attack on the
struggles Of the starving thousands
Of this city for immediate relief. All
workers and sympathetic organiza-
tons are urged to send protests de-
handing the immediate release Of the
workers to Judge Hazard, of the
County Court, Utica.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
N. Y. VETERANS
MEET TONIGHT
Plan to Demonstrate
Wednesday

NEW YORK. for developing
local struggles, as well as further
support for the National Bonus
NIarchers in Washington, viii be dis
cusSed at an open meeting of the
Committee of so Of the Veterans
Rank and File Committee to be held
tonight at 7:3O at 154 w. goth St.
Members of the American Legion,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, etc, as
well as unattached veterans, are eS-
peeially invited to be present.
Plans are now being made to hold
a demonstration Wednesday, IN sup
port Of the bonus marchers delegation
which will on that day present a
petition to Congress for immediate
payment Of the bonus and no cuts
in disability allowances.
The Veterans Rank and File Com
mite is calling on all exserWcemen
to increase their activity in making
collection to MAINTAIN the bonus
marchers. 1t also calls on the New
ark vets to do likewise.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
Pilsudski's Butchers to
Report Own Killings

WARSAW. Dec, 1l.-Pilsudsh's
bloodhounds with the intention Of
applying the white wash are investi-
eating their own criminal murder
campaign in Lwow, where the most
frightful massacres were carried out
against the Jewish population. The
minister of interior has requested a
detailed report of the disturbances"
in the hope OF laying a basis so that
further anti-semitic attacks can ac-
company the frantic drive of Pill
sudski's rotting regime TO maintain
itself IN power Q while longer
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
JoBLESs MEET IN GLEN COVE

GLEN COVE, Nassau County, L. I.
December THE Unemployed Coun-
Gil yesterday held successful mass
meeting at the Public Square in Glen
Cove despite a big police mobilization
Due to the fact there is a population
OF more than 1000 people, with sou
walking the streets unemployed
and many of them working IA hours
a day for S. worth of food a week,
the masses who attended the meet
ing displayed great enthusiasm and
sympathy with the program of the
Unemployed Council.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
New Hunger Fighter
Ready; Send Orders

The new Issue Of the Hunger
Fighter, official rogan of the I'm
employed Council Of Greater New
York, is off the press. II contains
many interesting items on vital local
struggles. and important information
on the National Hunger March. Send
orders to the N. Y. Unemployed
Councils, 10 East 18th Street ISSUED
by u. c..
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
Stage and Screen
OPENS TONIGHT
AT THE GUILD THEATRE

Biography" a new play by S. N.
Behrman, will be presented at the
Guild Theatre tonight by the Theatre
Guild as their second production of
the season. Ina Claire plays the
leading role. Others in the cast in
clude Charles Richman, Earle Lari-
more, Jay Fassett, Arnold Korff and
Mary Arbenz.
1.-THE Show Off" George Kelly's
comedy, will be revived by Levanthal
and Wee at the Hudson Theatre this
evening. The cast includes Raymond
Walburn, Jean Adair, Arthur Mack,
and Warren Ashe.
Red Planet" by John L. Belder-
ston and j. E. Hoare, will have its
premiere on Saturday night at the
Cort Theatre. Valerie Tayler, Esma
Percy, Bramwell, Fletcher and Eugene
Powers head the cast
The Shakespeare Theatre schedule
for this week includes: Much Ado
About Nothing" tonight; "A Mid
summer Nights Dream" Tuesday:
Comedy or Errors" Wednesday
matinee and Julius Caesar" for the
balance Of the week, including mat
inees on Friday and Saturday.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
LABOR UNION
MEETINGS
aliLt-NLRY WoRKERs

MILLINERY WORKERS
There viii be meeting of unemployed
snd psrt-time mllinc workers on Monday
at pm, at lao w a6th St. At this meet
ing report OF the Hunger March will be
gwen,
FUgpJsRs
meeting Of unemployed furriers viii be
held Monday at pm. at l5l w 2sth st.
A report by delegates to the Hunger March
will be given
NEEDLE TRADES WORKERS
Tho needle trades unemployed council
al its executive session Of all trades de-
cided 10 carry out a mobilization Of all
workers this coming week in preparation
for humber Of demonstrations and strug-
giles in order TO build a kitchen In the
market at tho expense Of tho bosses as
ISOLATION
All unemployed needle trades workers are
urged 10 Immediately go to 1871 W. 2eth
st 70 register In the unemployed council
and take out their membership books
frhe Needle Trades Unemployed Council
issued a call TO all workers who registered
for iobs from the Gibson Committee 10 re-
port 10 the council T. they we're not in
vestirsted q week after The time they had
re~isfercd and 20 report also II the in
vestigator did not find the worker at home
end did not como again This is necessary
70 that we can mske appointments for the
WORKERS snd the investigators.
Those workers who got notices to work
are 20 report TO the Council when they are
81 berir work This information is very
i"'p"tant for the council IN order TO make
f'rfrev arrangements to force the Gibson
{ m'ree to grant Jobs 10 those who
vo'a discrnlinated against.
Tho membership cards for the council
Pre- ready and oil workers are urged 70
Immediately come and take out their cards
FURNITURE WORKERS
All unemployed furniture workers are
tailed to a meeting at the headquarters
II the Furniture Workers Industrial Union
~ 8ie Broadway. to be held on Monday
q pm
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12

The struggle against militarism
must not be postponed until the
moment when war breaks out.
Then it will be too late. The
struggle against war must be car
ried on now, daily. hourly"
LENIN.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12

Build . workers correspondence
group In your factory, shop or
ueighborhoOd. Send regular letters
TO the Daily Worker.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
HUNGER DELEGATES MEET MON.

HUNGER DELEGATES MEET MON.
There will be a meeting OF all New
York Hunger March delegates on
Monday, Dec. IL, at IL noon at the
Workers Center, so E. 18th St., on
the second floor. Important matters
regarding the report meetings will be
taken up.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
AT THE HIPPoDRoME

The management at the Hip
podrome is featuring a group OF
vaudeville acts, including a stage
band, group of dancers, a feature
picture and many short films. -Four
complete changes are made each
week. The film program for the
week includes: Blessed Event" with
Lee Tracy, Monday and Tuesday;
Back Street" with Irene Dunno and
James Boles, Wednesday and Thurs
day and THE Crash" with Ruth
Chatterton and George Brent on
Friday and Saturday.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
CIVIC REPERToRY TO PRESENT
ALICE IN WONDERLAND,

Alice In Wonderland" adopted
from Lewis CAROLS story by Eva
lie Gallienc and Florida F'riebus,
will open tonight at TIL e
Civic Repertor.' Theatre. The cast
is headed by MS lie Caffeine, JOS
ephine Hutchinson, joseph Scllild-
haut, Leona Roberts and Charles
Ellis. Alice will be repeated on
Wednesday and Friday evenings and
Saturday matinee. Other palys of
the week include 'Liliom," Tuesday
and Thursday evnings; Camille"
Wednesday matine and Dear Jane"
Saturday night.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12

Hold an Open Hearing on Hunger
in your neighborhood; invite sIl
Jobiess and part time workers and
keep n record Of their evidence
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12

roup-Eisenstein, Alexandrov and
Tfsse. They will leave for Haiti next
Spring to start work.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
PREPARES SOVIET COMEDY

Sergei M. Eisenstein, the famous
Soviet director is now at the State
Rest Home in Sukhum, a resort on
the Black Sea, where he is completing
preparations for his next production,
a fun length Soviet comedy. He ex-
poets to begin shooting" it in jan
uary to have the production complet-
ed by the first of May.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
FILM IN HAITI

G. V. Alexandrov, co-worker and
associate director of E3senstein Is
writing the scenario for THE
BLACK CONSUL" The picture will
be produced by the usual Eisenstein
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12

7 ' FNTtI y 10
a meeting Of unemployed furrers viii be
held Monday at . pm. at 1871 w, 2sth st.
A report by delegates to the Hunger March
will be given.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-12
rtaNirlRr wonKERs

All unemployed furniture workers are
tailed to a meeting at the headquarters
TT the Furniture Workers Industrial Union
" 8ie broadway. to be held on Monday
- ? pm.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
HUELGA DE LA INDUS
TRIA TABACALERA

Habana, enero 27,-La huel-
ga de los obreros de la industrial
tabacalera sigue en- ell mismo es-
tado. Varios gremios del inte-
rior han anunciado enviaran do
natives en- esta semana.
A los huelguistas Sc lie repair
tran where's, segdn acuerdo
tornado por el comit6 conjunto.
Van los obrer0s a establecer
una Cooperative y para ella aca-
ban de recibir un donativo de
$1,000 hecho por un industrial
que no ha querido Sc publique su
nombre.
Los ferrocarrileros contribui-
ran al sOstenimiento de la huel-
ga, habitndolo asi ofrecido al
director del movimiento.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
CARTA CABLEGRAfNA De ESPANA

Compania a presentar en- un pc
riodo de cinco dias una lista
con los nombres de sus MEM
bros y ell valor de sus propie-
dades.
Para administrar las propie-
dades sc nombrara una conf
sion que actuara en- represen-
taci6n del gobierno.
De los cat6licos, en- los va
rios districts de Espana, Sc re-
quiere hagan inventarios de
las iglesias de los iesuitas Y de
los jesuitas Y de los objetos
usados en- las ceremonies reli-
giosas e informen al gobierno,
que prohibira su uso en- ell flu
turo.
Los provinciales y superio :
res locales de las comunidades
jesuitas seran responsables del
cumplimiento de los articulos
de disoluci6n y de cualquiera
resistencia contra ell decreto.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
Sc lNNESTIGARAN LOS EN-
PRESTITOS HECHOS A
CUBA

Habana, enero 81 Las mott
ciaS de Washington dicen que ell
comite de hacienda del senado
esta investigando los pr6stamos
hechos a Cuba por la Chase Sc
curities Corporation, compania
perteneciente al Chase National
Bank de New York. Todos los
oficiales del banco seran llama
dos a declarar.
FL senado de los Estados Uni
dos esta investigated tambien
los pr6stamos hechos a Chile y
a%segdrase que mas de un million
de pesos ha sido pagado en- no.
n~orarios, por haber intervenido
en- la negotiation de los empress
titos, a la firma de los abogados
en- la que figura ell eX-secretario
de Estado, Elihu Root.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
NO Sc TIENEN NOTICIAS
DEL SUBMARINE INGLES
Mo

Londres, Enero 27.-A la una
de la tarde de hoy el almiran-
tazgo anunci6 que ell submarine
Mo, que aver Sc sumergiera
|%frente a Portland, no ha vuelto
a salir a la superficie. mo Sc ha
recibido communication del Mo,
dice ell almirantazgo-y en-
|consecuencia Sc siente ahora
gran ansiedad por la vida de
aqueIlos a su bordo'".
Los familiares de los tripu-
lantes han sido nOtificados.
h. II. Davis, inventor del apa-
ratio de escape que tiene ell M-2
y por medic del cual Sc escapa-
ron algunos de los tripulantes
del submarine Poseydon, hun
dido en- los mares de China, dice
que es innecesario abandonar
toda esperanto. FL buque Sc SUI
mergi6 a las 10 de la manana de
aver durante ejercicios de ruti-
ma y tenia a su bordo 60 hon.
bres.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
LA REPUBLICA ESTA QUI-
N LAS ESTATUAS
DE LOS REYES

Madrid, Enero 27.-La Re-
publica continua su iconoclas-
ia fervor derribando las esta-
tuas de los reyes que estaban
en- las plazas y parques de Es-
pana. La caida de la dinastla
borb6nica no termin6 ell des-
t~ronamiento de los monarcas
en- Espana, por cuanto queda-
ban las estatuas.
En- Sevilla han quitado va la
del chico Fernando VII Y la
casQuivana Isabel II, y en- Ma
drid van a guitar la que Alton
so tiene en- ell retro. En- los pc
destales de los monuments Sc
colocaran las estatuas de los
heroes de la Rep1blica.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA
Ell ASESINO
ARSENIC ORTIZ

Habana, Enero 27-Seis le-
yes otorgando perdon a los po-
licias y soIdados encontrados
o no c~ulpables de actos crimi-
males entire ell primero de ene-
no de 1891 y ell primero de
enero de 1882, fueron firma :
dos aver por ell presidente de
la Republica, Oral. Machado.
La Camara y ell Senado a
probaron esas "patrioticas" me
didas que principalmente be-
nefician al comandante Arse
MO Ortiz, individuo a quien to-
da la Republica cree autor de
mas dc SO asesinatos cometidos
en- la provincial de Oriente.
Como Sc recordara, un hon
rado Magistrate de la provin-
cia de Oriente no quiso ocultar
los crimenes de Arsenic Ortiz
y procedio contra este, expo
niendo SUI vida.
Ortiz fue encarcelado y aho
ra Sc lie libra de culpa sin que
siquiera Sc lie haya sometido a
la accion de los tribunales.
FL lugar donde Arsenic Or
tiz ahorcaba a hombres ino-
centes que hacian o~posicion al
gobierno, Sc llama la Iona Go
lorada" y esta en- un lugar GER
cano a Santiago de Cuba. &
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

Nieto ell LectOr, una de las
victimas del "ukase" de nues-
tros queridos amigos los patrio-
tas manufacturers, americanOs
10000, viene a visitarnos to-
dos los dias Y solemnemente nos
dice: Otras "a horas han pasa-
do desde que las Tribunals fueron
arrojadas a la Gale; otras "a no
ras pasadas en- espera de que Ia
iusticia dem0cratiCa dtanaga su
inexcusable error.
Y muchas "a horas mas pasa-
ran, Sr. Nieto, porque a listed
10 han hecho pasar por agitador
comunista" y lie han quitado ell
"trabajo".
listed me dira que de 10 'rojO'
no sabe NADIA que listed no tie
ne corbatas comunistas nj 81
quiera come de los pimientos
"sospechosos"; pero.... la verdad
no basta, ciudadano, la verdad
debe ir acompanada de la fuer-
"a, sonora del mundo.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
lEATROS


CASINO
La original apuesta de un
joven que Sc compromise du-
rante "a horas a decir unica-
mente la verdad, es ell simpa-
tico tema de la gran produc-
ci6n espanola La Pura YER
dad" que exhibe hoy ell tea
tro Casino, conjuntamente con
la obra americana "Mi Peca-
do"
la Pura Verdad" esta lie
ma de medicines graciosisimos
V de situaciones verdaderamen
tie embarazosas para todos los
personajes que Sc tropiezan
con el protagonista Las tralcio
mes conyugales, las vanidades
tontas, los encumbramientos
sin m6ritos, las combinaciones
de los politicos, TODD sale a re-
lucir en- esta obra que es una
de las criticas mas formidable>
a la sociedad que haya pasadc
por la pantalla
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
LOS PROPONEN
LA SEMANA DE CINCO
DIAS Y LA JORNADA DE
SEIS HORAS

Indianapolis, enero 27.-En
discusses pronunciados en- la
convention de los Obreros Mine
ros Unidos de America, varios
de los leaders de los trabajado-
res de la naci6n hicieron presen-
te la urgencia de atender GUAM
to antes al grave problema de
la escasez de trabajo.
Los directories de la Interna-
cional de Mineros, presididos
por John L. Lewis, sometieron
un lnforme en- ell cual proponen
como una soluci6n para la falta
de trabajo la tornado de seis no
ras diariasS la semana do cincc
dias. Ademas sugieren reola,
para extraer ell carbon bitumi.
noso, creando una comisi6n fede
raj supervisors.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
UNA ~EXPEDICI5N QUE HA-
RIA STUDIOS EN- CUBA

Habana, enero 27.-Se ha co
municado al gobierno cubano
que hoy saidra de Norfolk, Vir-
ginia ei destroyer Tarbell, que
va rumbo a Guantanamo, Cuba,
Ilevando una expedition que va
a realizar e&udios cientificos.
En- Guantanamo la expedition
pasara al barredor de minas
.Chewink y al submarine SAB,
buques designados por la mari
Ia para ayudar a los trabajos.
Sc propone la expedition re-
cogei Hlatos~sobre ell origen de
las importantes desiguNldades
en- la superficie de la terra, par
ticularmente sobre la cyeaci6n
de las cadenas de montan4.
Ell Submarine Sc utilizWa en-
hacer pruebas de gravitaci6n de
bajo de la suDerficie del mar.
Para este prop6sitO Sc utilizara
IN reloj de tres pendulos prepa-
RAIDS por ell DR.. Meinestz, de la
comisi6n geod6sica de Holanda.
Las prvebas de gravitaci6n Sc
haran en- las aguas de Cuba, ia
maica y Haiti.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
MACIA REITERA SU FIDE.
LIDAD

Barcelona, Enero 27-El pre-
sidente de la Generalidad, On.
Francisco Macia, ha reiterado
SUI lealtad a la R~epublica Es-
pamela, diciendo que no tiene
relaciones de ninguna clase con
ell movimiento comunista ca
Italian.
"Yo siempre he defendido a
los NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ma
cfa-pero ell caos es otra cosa.
Estoy laborando por la Repd-
blica y por Catalina para que
ambas sean una misma cosa."
Estas palabras de Macia fue
ron publicadas despues que ell
alcalde de Barcelona 10 habia
senalado responsible por la
huelga y habia dicho que 81 ell
coronel pasara mas tempo 60
Fernando, lie seria mas facil a
Catalina resolver los profile
mas del trabajo.
Diez aeroplanos militares
han estado hacienda vuelos So
bre Barcelona, como MEDIA
de precauci6n. Uno de ellos ca
70 hace pocos dias, perecien-
do ell Comandante Aniceto Ru-
bio.
Los socialistas e Independent
ties no han querido mezclarse
en- la huelga revolucionaria.
Reina tranquilidad en- Manre-
sa y en- Ia aldea de Pueblo Nue.
vo donde los trabajadores alta
caron a la guardia civil.