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jOf1N +. DoNO11N)E N OO4N ,
a14 Pennsyivania Avenue Sc.
638 COL. RID.
Rms and Bath. semi-Detached Brick; s45.
LEE ID. LAIIMER,
INVESTMENT BLDG. NAT E4s
335 INGRAHAM ST. N,W-6 r. & B., GA
rage. front and rear porches; fine condition;
s59. so per month.
e4o2 9th st. n.w:-s r. & b.. semi-detached,
garage, elec refrig; excellent condition;
$3.50 per month.
s41s 9th st. ne r & b.. garage; s55oo
GRAHAM & OGDEN,
Nat. 3s3g sl3 Woodward Bldg.
17O8 Irving St. NV.
screened porch; price. SOS.
1916 n St. NV.
rooms ? baths; 4-story brick; $50.
$3.50 4th St. NV.
7 rooms. bath. porches; semi-detached
1850 Owen Pl. NE.
rooms. bath; brick; garage; screened
]. c. WELDON CO.,
l727 X St NV. Met. soll
SHEPHERD PARK.
Very desirable emi-detsched home con-
tanning rooms and 2 baths. will rent fur
hisnea poNNETIY 1s NpIEElfishee e PLANT. INC.
1874 Park Rd. NV. Col. 0858.
7-story brick. 6 rooms @ and bath. hot-water
heat, electricity and gas. 2-story rear porches
n0isd and as extra s sq
fa'eo' 'heie'Pof ioi7 II nth h1T pL' ~ Ne. "
Apartments. 2 rooms, kitchen and bath;
1Ct- tor haaf Ffo NJ q
rsoF moTe DGafo at sss Thofe are Three
like this avalirsls i7ss ST. Sc.
property recently Tedecorated and in fine
Hardwood noOFs, tiled bath, elec and gas,
fFspf ss DSFsR sfRToN fG0PF 81 RGes[4 eS
'front.' poTeS d4RAaE 59fns So ee' anu gas
HARRY A. KITE, INC,
1919 18th ST. NV. Nat 484s.
l427 WHITTIER ST. NV RMS. KrrCH-
en-. baths: garase, oil burner oo Frisidaire
garage, hot-water heat electric refrigeTa-
ton screened sleeping pOrches screens
porch, Screened sleeping porch, 2-car ga
town; suitable for rooming house; 500.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
l4o5 Eye St. NV. Nat. 1858.
1924 3sth ST. .N.W:-SEMI DETACHED
brcs rooms qrS and BATH excellent ocacn
l4oo Morse st. n,e.-corner property; ex-
ceilent eondi.ion ton. rooms BATH built-in
1918 Oates ne.-e-room and bath brick;
s7o2 saith St nw.-s rooms and bath, ga
rage, s-mi-detsched brick; excellent condi-
tion: reasonable rental
1902 38th st. n.w.-S rooms, baths, built
SO. WI. :, Il i: SAUNDERS CO.. IN, INC. ~,
WHITE.
is25 Eye Eye st. st. n.w.-ii r. r. b........ 1000
1927 Michigan ave. n,e.-lO r., b.. $500
lMs5a M Belm9pt st nw-l3 r @ and b. 800 %
1913 c ST. TWSo-fAiiinaS Sf Il fPS faoUsEs $3.50
$40 G st, se-4 r. and b., eleC. ltS.u,S305O
5s7h 6th st. se--s r. and b.. elec. It's. go SO
COLORED.
1928 Que st. n.w.-7 rooms and bath. $50 so
1871 1st St. nw.-2nd floor r. bath. 4250
1906 9Th st. n,w.-6 rooms and bath. $3.50
ls27,. i4th st n.w.e6 rms; and bath bath g 50
l643 Kraemer st. ne % r. and bath. e. 90 so
1875 25th st n.w.-7 r. and b.. IS. so
% Hanover st. n.w.-4 r. & b.. elec. Its. 81 so
2l43 Newport pl. NV -l-W. 4 r. d b.. 23. so
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY,
~ p1a~ Mt
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1874 Park Rd. NV Col. 0838.
1908 KENNEDY ST NW.-6 r. & B; ANIL;
2-car garage; SOS.
SO Sherman Circle n.w-6 r, b.; ami;
2-car garage: newly decorated; SOS
4426 Kansas ave. n.w.-6 r, b., nice yard;
garage $50
4l9 Buchanan st. nw.-6 r, b.: ami; ga
rage: near school; S65.
50l5 9th st. n.w.-6 r, b. and shower; con-
venIent; $50.
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1914 18th ST. NV.

1871 I4Cn 81. NV.
Just of Thomas Circle. rooms, kit,
bath, s35, unfurnished; s43.e0. furnished.
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COLORED 1909 COLUMBIA RID. NV
rooms. kitchenette and bath. cleo, gas, NV
heat. mi. nr. bus and car; gar. optional
CoLoRED-166s 32nd ST. NV. APT, 81
room an! and kitchenette. sl2 MONTH ASK l0F
S:5 3 s. s ms
mediate possession; s45.
1910 Vermont Ave. ---' National e5ss.
CoLoRED-HEAT FURNISHED.
81s Que St n.w.--4 rooms and bath s55 GO GO
''' Rhode 5s,fHs fHS Soss
TO CoLoRED. -.
2Sos champlsn snc is1 serV rms eontnuons KIT sne
''s 70, lsl5 + Nv DAVIS oonrHSy Nay e,s,
FOR COLORED.
1881 ST. NV.
Rooms, Kitchen and Bath. s50.oo
11os COLUMBIA RD. NV
Rooms, Bath and Porch. $500
Rooms, Kit Kitchen and Bath. $780,
124s 22nd ST. NV,
Rooms. Kitchen and Bath, s5o.oo'
2eth AND o SITS. NV.
Modern RuldinE-Arcola Heaters.
Rooms Kitchen and Bath. $3.50.
211s WARD PI,. NV.
Arcola Heater.
3 Rooms. Kitchen and Bath; SIT so.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1908 H St. NV. National 2345.
FOR COLORFD.
APARTMENTS.
1927 1ss. ,sl, 7sh NV E. x P ss7sS s7SS '5SsS
1912 Vernon n.w.-3 r. k. b: .......... ~ 30
1925 Park rd nw.-3 r. x, b.. porch: 47.50
149 w St nw-2 r. k. b.. 100 to $50
5ll P ST. nw-3 r., k. b: ........... 47-50
iii Col. I'd. NV r.. k. h.......... 47.5n
1912 j4th st. nw-4 r. and b.. .,...... 1870
1927 Corcoran st. NV T., k. h: 4251
2022 End n.w-2 r. k, b. $3.50 to loo
R36 18th st. n.e.-2 r, k. b. :....... 80
533 2lst st. n.w.-2 r., kit. bath. h...... 33 81
1908 9th St nw.-1 r. k, h. $3.50
UNHEATED FLATS.
221s 11th n.w.-2r r. k. b: .$38 50
7ia EucIid ST n.w-3 r. H. b........ $500
765 Morton st. n.w-3 r. k, b........ $500
siSA ijth st w-2r. X, b.,,,.., $3.50
1e1aIL Sth ST nw-3 r., X, b..... IS. so
2245 18th st. nw.-2 T.. k. b.. ......... $3.50
72l Euclid st. n.w.-2 r.. k, b......... g 80
eif Eohart n w r. X, b,..,,,... $3.50
S2so stt ST n'w.S2r., k, b........... $3.50
5S3H iith st nW-3 r, ,b.....,.... 5000
447 Neal pl. n.w.-3r., k, b.. .......... 2o'oO
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21oo. gas 18th st. NV
DEEINED col OPED
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500 KENNEDY ST. NV.
Detached section. Large apartments OF
! and 2 rooms. kit, bath, $3.50 and
$4,000. Frigidaire.
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WOODLEY PARK TOWERS
No. 2737 Devonshire Place
West of Conn. Ave. at the Klingle
Bridge

Apartments Of various sizes, fur
nished and unfurnished. Hotel serv-
ice: garage; shops. Resident Manager.
Col. 2737.
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At MintwoOd Place
l. 2 and 3 rooms. kitchen and bath:
porcheS: continuous elevator and
switchboard service. Resident Manager.
Adams GOAT.
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SIX APARTMENT BUILDINGS

Nos I433 to 1443 Spring Road NV.
l and 2 rooms kitchen and bath.
Murphy beds. dinette, S42.50 to $4,000
Electric Refrigeration-Resi Mgr;
Adams 559S. Apt. l03, 1437 Spring Road
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RROOKIAND COURTS

1929 n. CAP. ST. NV.
2 rms, k, b.-S30.
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1888 14th ST. NV.
2 rooms, kit, bath, 527.50 up.
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REDUCED TO s4750.
8 rooms, hath. newly papered and painted
gas cleo: near school 2127 L st. NV
639 INGRAHAM-RE 6 RMS,
bath, garage; $3.50; convenient TO school.
Inquire r. T. BASSETT. National 1929.
DOWNTOWN ROOMING HOUSE.
10 rooms bath. steam heat, modern.
THOS E FARRELL CO, National 0765
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2I12 PENNA. AVE. NV.
Near Washington Circle. rooms, kit,
bath, $27.50 only.
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THE NEW BERNE
1S4I COLUMBIA ROAD

III0 TIN Ot. N.W'
9 and 4 rooms. with kitchen ana
bath. Elevator; redecorated; rents re-
duced. Resident Manager.
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National 2f00 925 18th st. NV.
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COLoRED-l666 32nd ST. NV. APT, g.
room and kltchenette. Sl2 month. ASK 10


COIORED-l718 1st ST. NV.
Corner apt. facing streets; 3 rooms
bath hot-water heat. cleo; redecoratedj I'M
mediate possession; s45.
r " MARCERON.
min vern,ont Ave National $685.
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TO COLORED.
22o3 Champlain nw-2 rms, kit. and
bath. h-wh. cleo, Jan. serv., continuous
hot water; s32. so.
7aa 12th St NV. Nat. 0353.
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1901 MASS. AVE, NV. CORNER

and rooms. kitchen and bath
frigeration-Elevator.
Resident Manager.
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WISTERIA MANSIONS
No. I1O1 L st. NV. at Mass. Ave.
! and 2 rooms, kitchen and
bath 75O to SIS. 90
Switchboard and Elevator Service.
Electric Observation-Disclosures Mgr.
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624-26 5th ST. NEG ROOMS. BATH.
porches. garage, hot-water heat, elec. lights;
G P. O.. Capitol, 2 car lines, bus.
ATTRACTIVE SIX-ROOM BRICK; BATH,
porch, automatic furnace controller. full.
length screens. gar, large shade. Frig-: 4
blocks NV western High SIS Clev. 5537-
448 NFw JERSEY AVE. Sc
rooms. bath. latrobe heat. electricity;
S35 so month
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-19
RALLY TO FIGHT
TAMMANY HALL
BLOCK-AD SHAM
Big Mobilization Called
to Expose Grafters

NEW YORK-A militant campaign
against the Tammany Blockade
racket, which one worker aptly
dubbed the Blockade System" was
launched at ameeting OF the Mid
Town Unemployed Council at Alb
West 53rd st. Thursday night,
hTe bosses counetr-attack on the
fighting Block Committees Of the IN
employed Councils will open this
week when an army of stool-pigeons
and. fascist spies modified by Tam
many Hall are let loose on the West
Side between And and 5t9h SITS.
We must rush 1000 shock troops
into this territory a tonce! Unem-
ployed Council headquarters are open
all day, from 10 am. to 9p.m. Volun-
teers, especially women workers, are
urgently needed. They should report
at 4ts West 53rd ST., ground floor
rear, where they will be fully in
structed and assigned to definite
territory. inexperienced canvassers
will be accompanied by older COM
radeS.
wednesday evening, March 23rd, is
a special mobilization night, when
mass canvassing will be done. Vol
unteers should be at Alb West 53rd
st. at $50 pm. A short talk will be
delivered, the volunteers will be
divided into couples, Negro and white,
men and women, and the whole
meeting will turn out into the streets
at 7 pm. to canvass. A number of
open-air meetings will be held be-
tween And and 59th Sts., especially
flying meetings in truck on Thurs
day, March oath, and comrades in all
parts of the city are urged to volun-
teer for this emergency, ck-troop
work. The campaign will eliminate
in an open-air meeting at Columbus
Circle, Friday, March 25th, at pm,
from where a march will start at $50
down Ninth Ave. to Bryant Hall, at
And ST. and 9Th Ave, where a mass
meeting will be held, at which out
standing speakers of the City Council
will expose to the workers the vicious
spying, graft, and vote-getting racket
which Tammany Hall attempts to
hide under the name "Block-Aid."
They sure named that thing
right" said a worker at the Thursday
evening meeting of the Midtown
Unemployed Council. Blockade
means to shut off, to choke econom-
ically, like the capitalist countries
tried to do to the Soviet Union in the
early days of the workers power, and
! now we get perfect example right
IN our own street.
THE Home Relief Bureaus are
planning to close down on April LIST
So Tammany Hall rigs up this Block
ode System to shut off relief, to choke
the workers into submission. But il
amt us who's going to do the choking
in the end-wait and Seei'
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-19
CALL DRESSAMKERS TO PICKET
INDIVIDUAL SHOPS MONDAY

siderable time will be given discussion
on united front action.
Workers from the International
shops are requested to send delegates
to this conference to talk over plans
of work to resist wage-cuts and to
bring about union conditions in the
dress trade.
A general membership meeting Of
dressmakers viii be held Wednesday
nigh tafter work in the Webster Hall.
A export on the United Front Strike
will be made and plans for future
activity will be discussed.
Monday evening the Dressmakers'
Trade Committee will meet in the
hall Of the Industrial Union All
needle trades workers are urged to
assist in the preparations for the
United Front Strike Bazaar Celebra-
ton, which win be held April 2, 8
and g.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-19

NEW YORK.-Brazen defiance Of
any show OF trade union democracy
and the use Of every parliamentary
trick TO stifle cooperation with the
A. F. Of L. rank and file Trade Union
Committee for Unemployment Insur-
ance and Relief, marked the last
meeting Of Local No. 5 of the Ameri-
can Federation Of Teachers held
March II.
Yielding to the pressure Of the
rank and file members that a dele
gate from the Bevelers Local of the
A. r. Of L. be permitted to take the
floor for the Rank and File Trade
Union Committee for Unemployment
Insurance, the conciliator. Abraham
Lefkowitz unanswered so that the
delegate was given the floor only af-
ter all other business had been trans
acted and many members Of the
union had left.
The rank and file delegate was
continually interrupted in his report
by the chairman and the other union
officials. Especially did Dr.. Linville
become excited when the delegate
accused the A. F. Of L. of having
pigeon holed the resolution on I'm
employment Insurance at the Van
couver convention. His futile protest
that, the Teachers Union had pro-
posed the matter was easily exposed
by the delegate as mere radical talk
but. refusal to fight for unemploy-
ment insurance.
Despite the fact that there was
no quorum, according to a recently
passed amendment to the union con-
stitution OF 10 per cent Of the mem
0erShip, all business was transacted
and votes officially taken. Yet When
the rank and file delegate of the
A. F. Of L. Trade Union Committee
on Unemployment Insurance raised
the question Of having the local elect
two delegates for the committee. the
chairman railroaded an adjournment
by declaring that there was no quo
rum present.
When asked how a reconsideration
OF the question could be affected, the
chairman answered that the speaker
would have to be invited by the
union. They purposely made this i'm
possible by dismissing the meeting
because Of lack of quorum.
In spite of this bureaucratic at
tempt to stifle the voice OF the rank
and file in the A. F. Of L. unions, the
50 local unions that have joined the
movement initiated by the American
Federation of Labor Trade Union
Committee for Unemployment 1nsur-
ance are arranging mass meeting
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-19

NEW YORK-The United Front
Dressmakers Committee reports that
during the coming week orgsniSa-
tional activity will be intensified all
through the dress market in Greater
New York.
Individual shops are still striking
in all parts Of the city and new settle
ments have been made. Dress and
FUR workers are called to report at
the office Of the Industrial Union
Monday morning to assist in picket
ing the shops still on strike and help
in the work OF organizing new shops.
Work is now being carried on for
the mass shop delegate conference of
dreSsmakers to be held in Webster
Hall, Saturday. March 26 at pm.
At this conference a fun report on
the United Front Dress Strike will
be given. There will be discussions
ON the fake Schlesinger strike. Con-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-19
DressmakerS Forums
Today Will Discuss
Tactic and Strategy

NEW YORK-The left wing work
ers of the International Ladies Car
ment Workers Union has arranged
two open forums OF be held today,
one in the Middle Bronx Workers
Union has arranged two open forum
to be held today, one in the Middle
Bronx Workers Club, 9832 Sd Ave.
and the other at the Coney Island
Workers Club, 1891 32d ST. Both
these meetings will be held at II
am.
The subject of discussion will be
THE Tasks Of the Workers in the
International Union; How to Fight
Against Wage-Cuts and the Fake
Agreement of the Schlesinger Gang
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-19
MUSIC - CONCERTS

e A s t SID E
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-19
40 MINUTES IN THE U.s.s.R.

orty minutes in the U.S.S.R, the
laVest Soviet news reel will be shown
for the first time tonight at the Novy
Mir ball at the Manhattan Lyceunn,
66 E. 4th St.
There are many interesting scenes
in the film. The accomplishments OF
the five year plan is seen. Bernard
Shaw arriving in Moscow, silk mills
in Samarkand, a pioneer camp. red
cavalry and many more scenes.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-19
COMMUNE MEET IN STATEN Is

The Staten Island Unit Of the
Communist Party is holding a Paris
Commune anniversary meet, Sunday,
March 20, at IA Bush Ave-, Mariners
Harbor.
The meet will celebrate the brave
revolt of the French workers, in 1871
who established the Paris Commune.
A prominent speaker will tell the
story of their heroisrn. There will also
be program Of dancing and music.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-19
TEACHERS UNION OFFICIALS TRY
GAG JOBLESS INSURANCE FIGHT

on Wednesday, March %, at pm. at
Manhattan Lyceurn. &c f. 4th st.
A delegation Of 100 a. F. of L.
members elected at local unions will
visit the Board Of Aldermen on
March 20, Tuesday, at pm. to make
demands for the unemployed Of New
York.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-19
GENERAL FRACTION MEET or
FOOD WORKERS SUNDAY.

A general fraction meeting of the
food workers will be held this Sun
day, March 20, at 6 pm. in the Work
ers Center. Some very important
problems confronting the union will
be discussed at this meeting.
DIST. ORG. DEPARTMENT.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Durante el dia de aye arriba
ron los siguientes Vapores: CO.
mai, Commercial Pioneer, noia-
ware, Herbert G. Wylie, MuaIo-
yal, Northern Sword, Osaga Y
E@tella Lykes, de handera anne
rtcana, y Ell espanoi Ma N,gro,
que carGara fosfatu Y madeira.
Dos de esos var.res sa,icror
aver mlsmo, el Northeru Sword
y el Herbert G. " lie, ARCADE
q prlmero de fosfato y 81 sepun
do en- iastre.
llacia Hamburg Y Blemen.
Afemania, cargado de ma ,ora.
zarp6 81 Vapor aleman Rcrcnger
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
RUSSIA HA ~DESARROLLADO
GRAN OPOSICION EN- LA
CONFERENCIA INTERNA
CIONAL DE RADIO Y TE-
LEGRAFIA

Madrid, oct. 4.-RuSia ha
creado las mayores dificultades
en- la conferencia International
de Radio y Telegraffa. Ell ma
yor problema que requiere solu-
ci6n, a juicio de la mayor par
te de los delegados, es localizar
ell largo de las ondas para man.
tener el aire libre de interfe-
rencias.
Russia, segdn su d~elegado, Eu
genio Hirschfeid, comisario de
comunicaciones, solo firmara ell
convenio 81 hay una completa
reorganization de todas las BAN
das de transmiSiOnes eStabIeci-
das por la conferencia de Wash
ington.
Los Estados Unidos aparecen
satisfechos con la presente dis
tribuci6n y quieren evitar Ell
tremendo costo de hacer los cam
bios. Europa, aunque grande-
mente afectada por interferen-
cias de las mayores estaciones
de Russia, no aparece inclinada
a respaldar ell deseo de Russia pa
ra una nueva distribution de las
ondas.
Los delegados rusos Green
que la banda transmisora de
chispas Sc ha extendido va por
un radio mucho mayor que Ell
tubo transmisor, 10 cual ellos
Green sera universal dentro de
cinro amos e indican que una
complete reorganization es aho-
ra aconsejable.
Europa no parece convenlr
en- este punto porque el camblo
serfa demasiadO costOso. Aun-
que es cierto que las transmisio-
mes de Russia interfieran con las
de Europa, 10 contrario es igual
mente exacto y la misma inter
ferencia Sc siente en- Russia, don
de algunas wees no pueden DIR
Sc los discursos que Sc pronun-
clan sobre las doctrinas del mar
xismo.
Ell segundo plan de cinco amos
pide la Union de todos los CRU
pos en- la Union Soviet, pOr me
do del radio. Al presente hay
"a estaciones transmisoras de
radio en- Ia Union Soviet y 26
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

fueron construidaS en- los ulti-
mos cuatro amos.
Las estaciones llegan a I'm mi
lion de centres de reception DIES
de las alturas del Caucaso a las
Estepas V Sc escuchan las trans
misiones en- cualquiera de las
48 lenguas de Russia que ellos
entienden. En- adici6n, cada pue
bio tiene alambres que elevan
Hos programs de una eStaci6n
central a otros puntos, llegan-
do a SOC 900 estaciones de CRU
tpos Y a 20 millones de personas.
Ell servicio de radio de Russia
ser dominado dentro de IC
lpresentes arreglos sobre ell lar
go de las ondaS, perO Russia in
siste que el enorme programme
lde expansion anunciadO aqul eS
~necesario Y ella Sc prepare a
lcumplir su plan de cinco amos,
N la parte que al radio Sc rife
re. No solo simplificara su pre-
sente enorme sistema, sino que
LA transmission ira tan lejos que
'os trabajadores en- las tincas CO
Ilectivas tendran pequenos apa-
ratios para recibir Y transmitir
;nstrucciones.
Russia ha hecho planes para
,ansmitir con cOrreSponsales
especiales, y 80 ciudades reel
bran y transmitiran noticias
V discursos patrioticOs en- los
|dias de fiesta.
Musica, arte y literature, ocu
Iparan ell $50 del tempo de la
transmission. Tambi6n Sc trans
lmitiran curs0s educacionales y
cientificos y ell resto del progra-
ma sera polftico,
Con una poblaci6n que es al
tamente anslfateta, ell radio es
mas efectlvo que la prensa y
llega mejor a TODD ell pals, De
aqui que los delegados de Rusig
continuen demandando una ma
yor expansion.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA
REGRESARON LOS AVA
D0RES

Habana, Octubrt los tres
aeroplanoS del gobierno de Gu
ba que salieron de aQui EN- viaje
de buena voluntad, recoyriendc
Guatemala, MEXICO y Estados t.
nidos, arribaron aver, a las 6 de
la tarde.
I'm numeroso grupo de iefe>
y oficialeS del ei6rcito, funcio
narios del gobierno y fami,.ares
de los aviadoreS, les dieron una
enthusiastic bienvenida.
En- eSta Semaua seran recihi-
dos por el presidente Machado
a quien informaran del resulta-
10 de SUI vuelo.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
HOY pOr la nOche

Hoy pOr Ia noche
Sc verificara en- los salones
del "Circulo Cubano," ell bale
llamado por sus organizadores
@'Depresion Dance"
Una popular orquesta tiene a
su cargo ell programa bailable.
Empezara a las nueve y Sc sor-
teara I'm cesto de where's entire
las personas concurrentes, ha :
biendo ademas un premio para
la pareia que mejor bale el
waltz"
Sc nota mucho embullo entire
la juventud para asistir a este
bale de crisis.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
CORRESPONDE A SERGIO
CARLO la NACANTE DE
AGt1AR

Habana, Octubre LA Ca
mara de Representatives. cubrira
por ahora la vacante ocurrida
por fallecimiento del Dr.. Miguel
Angel Aguiar, a quien aseaina-
ran suS enemigos politicos.
Corresponds la vacante a! pc
riodista Sergio Carlo Y este Sc
encuentra rttugiado en- los Es-
.tados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
Fr0iIdn Garcia

Vieio empresario que celebra
hoy su onomastico y cumplea :
nos, efectuando un gran bale en-
los salones del Dixie Club" des
de las nueve de la noche haAta
las suatro de la madrugada.
Y como quiera que esta fiesta
es completamente gratis para
todos, ell incansable y~iejecito es-
.pera que no falte nj un solo ami
go, pues hoy es la noche de Froi-
Ian.
Muchas felicidades.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04

IIabana, Octubre 4,-Oticial-
mentc Sc ha desmcntido 81 ri
NOR de que 81 presiiente Macha
do esta cnfermo de nucvo Y r.,
quiere asistencia medica.
Fl presidentc esta bicn de ST.
lud, scgGn q secretayio Dr.. R4-
miro Guerra, y 10 prueba que
viene atcndiendo diariameutp
sus muchas scupacIones.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
Algo delicadd

Hoy me he enterado que la
distinguida e interesante dana
Mercedes Gonzalez, Sc halla bas-
tante delicada desde hace algu-
nos dias.
Ell renombrado especialista
norteamericano Dr.. J. NJ. Bell,
Sc ha hecho cargo de su asisteV-
cha.
Al interesarme por Ell estado
de salud de enferma, formula
mis- votos porque Sc opere una
pronta mejo~ia,
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
GERMAN LOPEZ TONIC Pc
SESSION

Habana. Octubre 4,-Tom6 a
yer possession del cargo de repre-
sentante a la Camara, sustitu-
yendo al asesinado DR.. Gonzalc
'Freyre de Andrade, eI ST. Ger
man S. Lopez.
La somana pasada Lopez ha-
bia presentado toda su docamcr
|taci6n en- la secretaria de la Ca
mara.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
Ell n DE ~POBLACION
DE ESPANA

Madrid, oct. 4.-El censo de
poblaci6n de Espana, comproba
do recientemente, muestra que
todas las capitales de provincia
han crecido, con Ia exception de
Cadiz. Esta ciudad tiene aho-
ra 75,769 habitantes y ell 1920
tenia 1921.
FL total de la naci6n es de
%, 1858, 1867.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
TEATP0S
CASINO

CASINO
FL argumento de Two Sc
conds," que hoy Sc exhibe en- es-
te teatro. con el }otaole actor
Edward G, Robinson. se hasa en-
los pensamientos que cruzar por
q ccrehro de un cor5anado a
muerte mientras ,pera en- la 81
LA electrical el cum?';miento de
Ia s~>ntoNcia. DOS Segundos,"
es I'm drama de I'M nsa emoci6n.
Adomas Sc cXhil . Ia divertida
omedia Mickey Sideline" y
cariyaturas parlantes.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
ROYAL

Muy linda G intcresante IL SUI
reproduction UNION Depot,
que hoy cruza por Ia partana ae
este teatro, interpretaGa por 81
notable galan j6ven NDouglas
Fairbanks, Jr.
Figuran en- 81 cartel, lAlas-
Una comedia de mucha risM
canciones. =