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Evening star., 1932-03-01
Extensive Changes ON Links
At Beaver Dam Club Planned

the tournament stretched out over three
or Tour days, and some Of the senior
golfers might not be able to devote that
amount OF time to the match. think
you Will find that the senior tourna-
ment this year viii find very gcodly
The Chevy Chase Club has one Of
the strongest senior golf associations in
the East, and Columbia Is about 10 fall
into line by organizing q senior golf
association within the club. Senior golf
In competitive way Is a comparatively
new development to the District Golf
Association, for the first senior cham
plonship was sponsored last year. But
this year, with Columbia In the senior
field and the, Maryland State Associa-
ton to 60 after senior golf In q big
way. competition among the men 55
years OF age and more viii become one
of the major features Of the golf year.
President E. A. Peppler significantly
pointed out at the meeting of the Mary
land association last week that the
senior golfers constitute the bulk Of
membership at most golf clubs and con-
seauently pay far more toward upkeep
OF clubs and maintenance Of golf
courses than the younger men who win
tournaments.
nUrTE q number of out-of-town
golfers will come to Washington
next Saturday to play golf and
then attend the meeting of the Middle
Atlantic Golf Association, to be held at
the Columbia Country Club Delegates
10 the meeting will come from Ralti-
more, Richmond, Norfolk and other
nearby points in Maryland and Virginia.
The Columbia Club Is planning to en-
tertain the delegates with buffet sup
per. The mems championship tourney
OF the association is scheduled to be
played at Columbia, probably in June.
IL June GATE Is chosen Columbia may
cancel its invitation tourney this wear
and concentrate on the Middle Atlantic,
although this course has not been de-
cided upon.
I the dim light of the Winter morn
Ing small group of golfers gath
cred together early today at Rock
Greek Park and officially inaug-
urated the 1889 season of the "oily
Hoids" of the uptown municipal course.
Starting In q high wind which came In
with March I, handful of oily
Boids" marshaled together BY DR., w.
p, White and /. v. Howley, president
and secretary of the organization,
opened the season with the qualifiea-
ton round of their March tourney.
These men, most Of them employed
by the Government, gather every morn
ing at Rock Creek Park during the
playing season TO compete in the fire.
quent Journeys of the organization.
They get up long before most Of Wash
ingten is awake, play a round of gelf
and are at work at the required time.
HERBERT A. MiHILLS, who has
i i served three terms as president of
the Indian Spring Golf Club, was
chosen again to head the club at the
annual meeting last night.
H, P, Brown was elected vice pFeSi-
dent and william M, Smith and II, II.
6hinniek were elected treasurer and
secretary, respectively.
Members OF the board were chosen
as follows; /. P.rSouder, Thomas NJ
Belshe, Fred Whalen, Forrest Thomp-
son, w, II. Pattison and o. =, o'Coh-
nell
Evening star., 1932-03-01
HOWARD AWARDED GAME
Lincoln Ruled to Have Used In
eligible Foot Ball Player.

Howard University of Washington was
awarded the foot ball game played last
Fall with its old foe, Lincoln University
by the Coiored intercollegiate Athletic
Association meeting here yesterday, on
the ground that the Philadelphia school
used a player who was ineligible be-
cause of scholastic failure.
The players. Wilbur Lamar, Drop
kicked the point after touchdown that
gave the Lions victory over the Bisons
Lincoln was barred from the aSsocia-
ton for an indefinite time.
Evening star., 1932-03-01
Maryland ectng Alliances With Conference Foot Ball Teams Far South
'Outsiders' Reach
Dixie Court Final

By the Associated Press.
A TIANTA, March 1.-Georgia,
"A one of the least publicised Of
all this years competitors, plays
North Caroline u. tonight for the
Southern Conference basket ball
championship. The game will be
started at $50 pm, Central stand
ard time.
The Bulldogs of the South, back in
1927, stood in the same position and
lost to Vanderbilt by two points.
They reached the final this year by
Unexpectedly and soundly thrashing
Duke of Durham, 43 to 80.
North Carolina, thrice title holders,
not so highly rated in pre-teurney
forecasts, came into the title tilt
again by taking Auburn for an even
greater fall, 81 to 81, In last nights
semi-windup.
Evening star., 1932-03-01
MT. RAINIER TOURNEY ON
Eight Teams Competing in Intra'
mural Basket Ball Play.

MOUNT RAINIER. March PLAY
in an intramural basket ball teurna-
ment at Mount Rainier High School
has started under direction of Athletic
Director Perry Wilkinson. Eight teams
are competing. Il
In the opening game yesterday 7-A
swaInped 7-B, 46 TO !. Vocational
Sophomores and Vocational Freshmen
were to clash today and the winner will
meet the IA team tomorrow.
Juniors and sophemores will meet
Thursday and Seniors and freshmen
on Friday.
Moltzt-Rainier High School 1l5-
pound basketers -tefeated sHyattsville
nigh ll5-rounders, 20 TO 81, here yes
3AfdRy.. s-as 20 -.
Evening star., 1932-03-01
Games in A. A. u.
Tourney Tonight

8 o'clock-Shipley VS.. Sport Mart,
130-pound class.
9 o'cleek-Bliss Electrical School
Va, Ross jewelers., unlimited class.
10 oclock-Knights of Columbus
VS.. Crescents, unlimited class.
Place-Tech High Gymnasium,
Third and T streets northeast.
Evening star., 1932-03-01
Pros Pay Dearly
For Winter Golf
rITY the poor golf professional
who goes on the Winter circuit

looking for stray dollars.
He may win a few thousand in
prizes, but he must spend nearly
1880 for expenses If he is to keep
up his end. The Professional Golfers
Association of America figures that
$3.50 is spent for transportation,
$500 for hotels, $3.50 for meals,
$3.50 for caddy hire and $500 for
incidentals-a total of $1,460 if the
player makes the California Texas
Florida tour.
The P. G. A. figures that all those
who make the complete Winter cir
cult spend O minimum of $4,000.
Total prize money offered during
o. the Winter is about 100000.
Many of the pros who follow the
tour win show a deficit for the
season when the tour winds up at
Pinehurst. the p. G. A. says. But
on the other side of the picture they
give golfers their greatest thrills and
boost the game.
Evening star., 1932-03-01
G. U. IN TITLE GAMES
Two sprinters and Relay Team in
Tntercollegiates,

Al Kelly, sprint star; Walter Kovslo-
mex, sophomore dash man, and a mile
relay team will carry Georgetown's col
ors In the annual indoor intercollegiate
track meet Saturday night in New York.
Makeup Of the relay team will be
determined by Coach Mulligan as the
result Of time trials tomorrow among
Capt, Jim Kelly, Chuck carlin, Vic
Burke, Jack Mara and Artie Briggs.
Evening star., 1932-03-01
ENGLIsHWoMEN SCORE.

HAMILTON, Bermuda, March
P.-Betty Nuthall and Mrs. Eileen
Bennett Whittingstall Of England de-
feated Sarah and Meanne Palfrey Of
Boston, 6-2 6-s, in the Anal round
Of women's doubles in the Bermuda
tennis championship.
Evening star., 1932-03-01
20 YEARS AGO
John HENRY, Washington catch.
IN THE STAR.
sons delivery Is hard to handle,

sons delivery Is hard to handle,
The manner In which Manager
Clark Grifiith of the Nationals is
directing club affairs has elected
favorable comment,
Potomac team conquered Fat
Men In a National Capital Duekpin
League match. Potomae's lineup
comprised Beck. Ryan, Kenzie,
Lowery and Craig, and Fat Men
used Posten, Meggert, Miller, Stohl-
man and Everett,
Catholic University and Mary
land Agricultural College are seek
ing base ball coaches. Sam Ed
monston, Harry Colliflower. Charley
Meran and Johnny Beall are among
those who have been mentioned IN
connection with the jobs.
Georgetown and Virginia basket
ball teams will meet tonight, Tie
winner probably will be acclaimed
champion of the South.
John Paul Jones, Leading middle
distance runner Of the world and
Washington boy, will be among the
competitors In the Georgetown track
meet tonight In Convention Hall.
Evening star., 1932-03-01
~ SOlllhAJbC'
L@r
DERBY FAV0RITE LAME.

LONDON, March I F.-Lerd Astor's
Mannamead, one of the favorites for
the derby, has pulled up lame after
a practice canter and may not start
in either the 1000 guineas or the derby
Evening star., 1932-03-01
HOWARD U. Is VICTOR
Trims Smith College Basketers
55-24, as Season Nears Close.

Howard University basketers dfubbed
johnson G, Smith College tossers Of
North Carolina, b5 to "a, last night on
the Bison court. From the outset How
ard held the upper hand and its half
time advantage was "a to IL.
IT was the last game on Howard's s
regular schedule, but the Bisons will
play once more before calling it a sea-
son. engaging City College of New York
Saturday in Gotham in a game spon-
sored by the New York Emergency Re-
lief Committee:
Evening star., 1932-03-01
CUNTS
TO MEET TONIGHT
Calvert Hall OF Baltimore to
Play St. Johns Here.
Eastern in Tourney.
~ REP school basket ball cham
. pions of Washington and Ralti-

REP school basket ball cham
- pions of Washington and Ralti-
more will come to grips tonight
when St. Johns, the District
standard bearer, will fight 1t out with
Calvert Hall on the Vermont avenue
school court at $50 o'clock. 1t will be
the first encounter this season between
these old foes, A good scrap is ex-
pected.
Eastern's public high school cham
pionship basket ball team will leave to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock by bus
for Lexington, Va, where 1t Will meet
Harrisonhurg, (Va.) High tossers TO.
morrow in one OF the opening round
tilts of the annual Washington ana Lee
University tournament, Eastern II the
only District team entered. The tourney
has drawn q strong feld,
Eastern is one Of four teams seeded
in the high school division, the others
being Charleston and snartanhurg, D.
c., and Atlanta,
Final matches in both classes are
scheduled Saturday afternoon, with the
winners facing for the tourney title
that night
Easterns squad. headed by Coach
Guyon, will include Lieb, Zola, Bayliss,
Courtney, Kane, Phillips, Waters and
DAVIS.
Aside from Eastern and Harrisonburs
other high school pairinss are
dfs9siRss Rsa, VI isnSsksassp Vi asp'V:' s Y. Newport
Charleston, s. G; ys; pyFhsp, NS ".
ssh Hs Atsnts esnS, Ss cGsnstSnr S1ssS rsnn ya
.o soath seftoa, "a Va" vs. winner o. IsSias'
Noun. sissfs s.lE%t4. lREsI5IHs' VS. Virginia
Dis Ssns5 ana A!ss ssRee AsSs.sgs
HtgBsdietsRs, RsRp9d Ntary ya Academy
V dasss Ms 1sssss%as sssasny eheafns arss
Staier. ": Va; OAK Ridge Military Academy.
academy M ny WOODSTOCK, Va; McSuires School
A couple of court brushes promising
interesting action are carded tomeKSpw
afternoon when 6oIkagx and Genge=
town Prep, timezhefaMBd -riyals--Vl1l
mix at Garrett Psfk art st-AlbsGk ana
Friends come together at Friends
The denzaga- Georgetown Prep game
viii be q rubber AFFAIR, each team hold
gt. AlhaAs will be striving to Get back
at Friends for the 2e-26 surprise defeat
handed it by the ouakefs earlier In the
season,
There seemed today No question a. to
gt. Johns supremacy over GeofgeteWn
Props baSketers. The Kaydets licked
the Garrett Parkers, 80 to ID, yesterday,
on the st. Johns court to win the rub
ber game Of series.
Fred scheele led ct. Johns on offense.
The Kaydets gained an early comfort
able lead and held it, \
S,,pauaaput
Evening star., 1932-03-01
GRAKLE IS FAVORITE.

LONDON, March ! P).-C. R. Tay-
lor's Grakie, the 1891 winner, rules a
slight faVorite over 10 rivals for the
chase TO be run at Aintfee March 10.
Evening star., 1932-03-01
TRACK FANS HOPEFUL
Cheered by Feats of Hyattsville
High Athletes in C. U, Games.

High Athletes in c. U, Games.
HYATTsVILLE, March Followers
of the Hyattsville High School track
team we're cheered in its first COMPETE
ton of the season Saturday in the
Catholic University games.
Capt. Tom Hayes performance in
placing second In the mile run for high
and prep schools. was the high spot
from the Hyattsville standpoint. Hayes
led virtually all the way, being barely
nosed out at the finish by King of
Baltimore Poly. One Hyattsviile relay
team was victorious and another fin
ished Seeend,
Evening star., 1932-03-01
CAsEYs RESUME RUNNING

Series of Distance Jaupts to Be
Inaugurated Next Sunday.
A series OF Sunday distance runs is
planned by Knights Of Columbus Of
this city. The frst will be held the
coming Sabbath. II will start at the
Casey hall, sso Tenth street, st 1880
am. and will be approximately Q miles.
Any one may run.
BUS Niehelson, Jimmy Montague,
Mike Lynch, Haskell Clarke and Jerry
Loonsy are among those expected TO
compete.
Evening star., 1932-03-01
ENDS GRIDIRON PRACTICE
Virginia Has Squad of About 81
Toiling for Six Weeks.

UNIVERSITY, Va, March Win
ter foot ball at Virginia has been
brought to a close and the squad Of
sridiFen candidates has been disbanded
until September S.
assisted Int p by IS asutsSS t siaughter, d % iins
coach, has been at work with o group
of men that sometimes numbered a
high as 90.
Lewis Reiss, captain-elect, was forced
to give most of his attention to box
ing,
Evening star., 1932-03-01
Summary

Totals lis 30 Totals -. 9 81
Referees-Messrs. p. Matthias and Cogar.
Evening star., 1932-03-01
WARRENT0N SCHOOL WINS.

WARRENTON, Va, March WAR
Fenton Country School for llGirls'' haf kst
ball team defeated National Park Esrai-
nary sextet Of washington, % 10 ~.
hare yesterday.
Evening star., 1932-03-01

Totals .....l4 5 IS TotalS...... D 10
Referee-Mr. Keppel tA.B).
Central Highs swimmers were to
splash it out with Baltimore Poly's fish
this afternoon in the Central tank at
$50 o'clock.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
FERRARA CREE QUE Ell TO
tai DE LA ZAFRA DEBE
SER MAYOR

Habana, Octubre 18.-El DR..
Orestes Ferrara, secretario de
estado e INFERNO de hacienda,
cree que es muy bajo ell Unite
de dos millones de toneladas pa
ra ell azucar de Cuba. Ferrara
'Cstiene que debe darse salida a
otro million de toneladas, que
ahora garantizan los bancos Ma
tional City, de New York, y
Chase National, tambi6n de New
York.
Sostiene ell secretario que ell
gobierno de Cuba no puede exis-
tir con $50, OOO, 900 al ano, que
producirian los dos millones de
toneladas de azucar.
A pesar de esas declaraciones
del ilustre periodista, diplomati-
co Y politico, estimase que ell 60
bierno de Cuba fijara ell Unite
en- dos millones, obedeciendo pre-
sion extranjera.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

valiosos regalos, porque su boda
csta fijada para pasado mana
ma.
Despues de los tradicionales
juegos del "Bunco" Sc IMPROVE
SO una fiesta, mitad cantable Y
mitad bailable, que dur6 algunas
horas de encantO.
Con ella estuvieron estas da-
mas elegantes: Cecilia Fernan :
dez, Margarita Ortega, Mabel
Ferrara, Rosa Grimaldi, Lola
Lopez, Dora Galiano, Lola Do
minguez, Dora Williers, Rosa L6
pei, Marcella Gallo, Armandita
Lado y J~osefina Cicarello.
Y sus intimas amiguitas ado
rabies senoritas Casilda Garcia,
Vivian Fernandez, Aida Rivero,
Clarita Cigarran, Margarita u
riona, Pillar LodOs, Minnie Uric
ma, Joaquina Garcia. Margarita
Y Manolita Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
G" EESE QUE DlSMINUlRA
LA POBLACION DE MADRID

Madrid, Octubre lS.-lnten =
yificada la Iucha economical IN
t { Madrid Y Barcelona con la
ap,obaci0n del eStatuto dc auto
nomia, Sc destaca el hecho de
.uc el pequeno rarlamento cata-
Ian tient un Sitio mejor que las
Cortes espanolaS.
Las Cortes Sc reunen en- Ma =
tn la vieia camara, de los
diputados, con su pequeno sa
lon, miSeras galerias y hancoS
rojos; pero ell parlamento cata-
Ian Sc reune en- ell magnifico sa-
lon de actos del paIacio de la &c
neraIidad, un triunfo arquitec-
t6nico con capacidad para ocho
mil personals.
Los pesimistas dicen que la
roElaci6n de Madrid disminuira
40G, 900 habitantes en- los pr6xi-
mes dos o tres amos, 81 la descen
traIizaci6n continua. Ahora que
los catalanes han obtenido su cs
.tatuto, los vascos y gallegos es-
tan redactando el suyo de acuer-
do con los terminus de la consti-
cspanola.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
Ell SENADOR NORRIS HA-
BIO EN- FAVOR DE LA
~CANDIDATURA DE ROO
SEVELT

Filadelfia, Octubre l8.- Tn
vigoroso discurso en- honor de la
candidatura de Roosevelt fuG
prcnunciado anoche por George
W. Morris, senador por 81 esta-
do d. Nebraska.
Norris predijo la election del
candidate dem6crata, por una
considerable mayoria, clogiando
a Roosevelt y diciendo que el 20
bsrnador de New York apoya
los derechos contra la abruma-
dora domination de la riqueza y
q poder politico.
Norris recomienda a los repu-
bIicanes Sc aparten del partida-
rismo que aconseja a votar por
el candidate de un partido, aun-
que no sea una figura agradable
al pueblo.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
DE LOS
BUQUES MEJlCANOS

Marid, Octubre lS.-Las not ;
ciaS de Ciudad de MEXICO midi
can que una comisi6n del gobier
no meiicano Sigue esthdiando la
construction de los cruceroS y
canoneros, de acuerdo con una
ofeyta hecha por los aStilleroS
eSpanoleS.
FL congreso mejicano acord6
la rehabilitation de la marina
con un programa a base dc ca
nontros, deStroyerS y pequenoS
crucerOS.
Tianese entendido que la Offer
Ia mas importante de las que
han sido hechas a MEXICO, la hi
20 81 gobierno tSpanol por con
del ministerio de marina,
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

EnfermO
BESIDE hace varios dlas perma
niece recluido en- las habitaclo-
mes particulares de su reslden-
cia, establecida en- la Diez avenl-
da y Gale Trece, el conocldo ca
ballero Sr. Antonio Mesa, Pre-
sidente de la "Agrupacion La
Columna," sufriendo una llgera
enfermedad.
Los medicos que lie asisten'
Ores. Rafael Ortega y Amado
Mas, lie han aconsejado que Sc
mantenga en- completa Tranquil
sidad, no debiendo realizar MIN
run trabajo fisico porque darla
lugar a una grave complication.
Ese es ell motive que lie obliga
a retirar su candidatura a la
presidencia del Circulo, en- las
pr6ximas elecciones.
Nosotros al interesarnos por
Ia salud del enfermo, formula
mos votos porque su cura sea DE
finitiva.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

CuandO Sc escriba la historic
de la crisis de l930-opina'el e.
ccnomista Roger w, Babson =
Sc dira gus las condolences eco
n6micas empezaron a mejorar
en- mayo de 1882; que los nego-
clos habian doblado la eSquina
en- Agosto. y que la mejoria 81
gui6 acentuandoss, con periodos
de reaction y desaliento.
Mr.. Babson no dice 81 debe O.
torgarsele credito al pyesidente
Hoover, por ell mas favorable ca
riz que p~resentan las cosas,
GHa disminuido ell ndmero de
hombres sin trabajo, apesar de
la mejoria Observable por ell Illus
tire ecOnOmiSta?
La Federation Americana o.
pima que ell cercano inVlernO Sc
ra mas terrible que los anterio-
res, que pasara de doce milloneS
ell numerO de hOmbreS Y mule
res sin ocupaci6n.
GPuede desaparecer la depre
sion sin que Sc encuentre traba-
jo para los millones de hombres
que no 10 tienen?
GPuede "doblar la esluina' la
crisis, 81 hay diez millones de
ciudadanas y ciudadanos con los
"brazos caidos"?
Los precios de las acciones de
algunas companies han aumen-
tado en- los Gltimos meses, sin
aprOximarSe siquiera a los pre-
clos exagerados que tuvipran,
pero las grandes corporacioneS
no han podido dar trabajo a
tres o cuatro millones de hon.
breS.
GEs possible volver a la pros
peridad sin dar ocupacion a sic
te Il ocho millones de los obreros
quc hambrientos esperan ell re-
torno "de mejores dias'?
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
DE UNA E|NFERMEDAD
DEL CORAXON MURIO FL.
JUEz BAILEY

pasadas( las ocho de la noche
de aver faieci6 en- 81 domicilio,
avonida North MatanZas, mum.
81, el jucz Henry p, Bailey, de
n amos, un abogado que Fenia
practicando su profession On Tam
pa desde hacia 36 amos
La stmana pasada sAsinti6
NAL, recluytndose en- 81 domici-
lios pcro horas despuGs, .sintitn-
dose mcjor, regres6 a su oficina,
de donsc tuyieron que sacarlo
mas tardJ, en- eStado preag6nico.
La fecha del entierro no Sc ha
fijado aun. lie sobreviven su es-
posa, dos hijos y cinco hijas.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

FL gobernAdor Roosevelt, can
didato de los dem6cratas a la
rresidencia, Sc opone al pago
Immediate de los bonOs de que
IRA y asi 10 dira ell pr6ximo mi6r
coles-leemos.
Una gran parte del pueblo
cree que a los soldados sin ira
bajo Sc les debe ayudar, con ell
pago de los bonos de guerra.
Nosotros creemos que los We
teranos merecen csc "alivio",
ahora, cuando la miseria les
oprime.
Pero la opinion d. Roosevelt,
que ansia resolver la situaci6n
de todos los hombres sin traba-
10, no Ie restara los votos de los
ex-soldados.
Roosevelt no orden6 que fue-
ran atrope%dos, sin motive, y
Roosevelt va a dedi"aap 2da 81
inteligencia y be- nag "A
resolver la or e4rn
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

esos hombres de haber asesina-
do al senador cubano.
La policia judicial ha rendido
un informe parecido, acusando
tambien a esos hombreS.
Antonio Fulgueira, empleado
de una estaci6n de servicio, ha
dicho al juez Cowley que los de-
tenidos son los mismos hombres
que salieron de la cochera don
de el trabaja con ell autom6vil
Cadillac que los agentes de la
policia descubrieran en- los alre-
dedores del Country Club.
La gaceta., 1932-10-18
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

rencia International de radio-te-
legrafia.
Una enmjenda iaponesa pro
pone remover la obligation de
notlti2ar a I'm remitente que un
menSaie ha sido detenido o que
parties del menSait han Sido qui-
tadcS, Austria, ChecoeSlovaquia
y China eStan apoyando una Pc
quena Erase, diciendo que la
cersura puede ser empleada pa
Ia c~uaiquier cosa contraria 4 los
economics intereSeS del estado.
TODD este pareee SIR partc y
paquetc de una nueva politica
europea de dominic de la p"en-
sa, 10 que los americanoS, por
medic de Roberto Pell, un eXper
to en- asuntoS perlodisticoS, es-
W ColuDdtItlIuo
Hay mas en- cSta batalla para
conStruir lcntamente un regimen
de prcnsa dominada en- cada
pals. que I'm deseo de permitir
solo la emission de inf 'rmes ia
volablcs. La agencia francesa
HavaS, y otras agenciaS domino
das por eli g%obierno, cstan ahora
comEatiendo con los ScrVicios a
mCricancS en- cl campo eXtran-
jUlo. lIavas, particularmente en-
la America del Sur. espera eSta-
bltcer un sGrvicio regular fran
ces en- uno de los mas grandeS
mCrcadOS de los EStadOs Unidos.
As gdraSe que ct retardar o i'm
pcdir la circulation dc indcprn-
menSajeS teieEraficos Is
una de las primeras practicaS a
qua Sc ha debido recurrir.
Las naciones extranj"ras a
.ceptaron una declaration contra
la censura en- la Confcrcncia de
la Prcnsa, verificada en- Cine
bra, en- 1927, cuando Sc vicron
obligadas a discutir abiertamen-
te 81 asunto,
Otra anna que csta forjando-
Sc IS la Campana contra LAS no
ticias falsas." La confcrencia de
(openhague discuti6 este y, gra
cias principalmente a la dcleRa-
ci0n americana, hubO de matar-
10. Los americanos quietamente !
prCguntarOn: "GQue cosa es no
falsas?' Sabcsc que mu-
chos gobiernos intcrprctan co
mo noticias faIsas las noticias a
desfavorabIes.
Tn ministro extganjcro cscri-
bio a una embaiada americana y
refiriGndoSe a I'm cOrresTonsal,
diio: "Que tsdos los hcchos en- su
.articulo son corrcctos, pero el e.
focto total es tcndencios0."
La gaceta., 1932-10-18

Socialists y comuniStaS estan
inSultandoSe Y difamandoSe, aun
que los rojos gritan mas, porque
Green que gritando Sc les oira
mejor Y Sc les temera.
Made discus N ell raiS que
Norman Thomas, el candidate 50
cialista a la presidential, eS un
mejor hombre Y ciudadano que
William Z. FoSter.
FL Foster que ahora calumnia
a los socialists Y Sc quisra ira
gar" a todos los que no pienSan
como el, era militarista, vendia
bonos de la Libertad cuando Flu
g2nio Debs, el socialista, era per
seguido Y e~ncarcelado por II
Ideas contrariaS a la guerra.
Norman Thomas, el socialis-
"a, diScurre asi:
"El socialismo solo necesita
>ublicidad para hacerse popular
v ser generalments acceptable. 10
}icamente. ell capitalismo es un
ronente debil. Tiene ahora ext
o contra ell socialismo por la or
nizada tirania de este; pero
a tirania desaparecera cuando
as masas Sc convenZan de la
verdad Y belleza del socialismo.'
Foster cree en- la destruction,
en- la violenta Dictadura del pro
letariado y hoy Sc presenta CO.
mo ap0Stol de unas ideas que
aver, quizas por su conVSnlen-
cha, no profesaba, nj defendia.
Tn parang6n entire los dos
hombres es impossible, porque
Norman Thomas no odia a los
que n o piensan como 81 y trata
de convencer, no de matar o DIES
truir.