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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
O. P. In Quest
OF New Chairman

Republicans of Rowan county are
looking forward with much interest
to the approaching convention sched-
uled for April II, at which time a
county chairman will be chosen to sue
coed ]. L. Rendleman, Jr., who has
declined to stand for reelection.
Among those mentioned are:
W. T. Shuford, Salisbury attorney.
Lee Armstrong, popular Spencer cit
izen.
Ray P. Lyerly, former sheriff.
G. c. Peeler, local druggist.
L. L. Smith, former senator from
Rowan.
M. L. CAN'T, plumbing contractor.
Speculation has been rife since the
announcement in last weeks Watch
man that MI. Rendleman would not be
a candidate to succeed himself, as to
his probable successor.
The Waterman is advised that sew
eral of the above have been urged to
make the race for craftsmanship, but
no definite announcement of candi-
dacies has been forthcoming.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
GRAHAM MAY BE SPEAKER

Wadesboro-Dr. Frank Graham,
president of the University of North
Carolina, has signified his acceptance
of an invitation to deliver the COM
mencement address at the Wadesboro
high school on Monday, May 2. The
presentation of the diplomas will be
preceded by graduating exercises of
the seventh grade on Friday, April %;
the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday;
and class day exercises on Monday
morning.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
NOT EXCITED! OH NO.!

Travelling Man Ito acquaintance
watching hotel fire.: ''Nothing to get
excited about. l took my time about
dressing; lighted a cigaret; didn't like
the knot in my necktie and retied it;
that's how cool l was before l left
hat blazing structure"
Bystander: But why didn't you put
your pants on?"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
Lands
Federal Position

R. C. Jennings, acting postmaster
for Salisbury during the past year, has
been appointed field Inspector of farm
loans in the department of agriculture
with headquarters at Washington.
Mr.. Jennings will be temporarily To-
Gated at Fayetteville.
Announcement of this appointment
was made Thursday.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
VICE RING GETS CAR

mithfield-Office here arrested
members of an alleged vice ring ope-
rating in this section and seized a large
sedan which was equipped with special
compartments for carrying liquor. The
car was stored in the garage of a dep
uty. The car was stolen two nights
later and officers are of the opinion
that members of the gang took the
machine.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
STRANGE U TRUE

Marion-The number of local chill
dren III the Marion public schools is
practically the same as the entire pop
ulation to the overwhelming men,
women and misunderstanding to Of
ficial statistics. Authentic figures put
the enrolment of the school at 1900
and the population of the town at
2,4o0. This is explained in that fact
that the bulk of the population of the
town is not included within the city
limits.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
TOMMIE ELLIS CONVICTED

Mocksville-Tommie Ellis, Jr., was
sentenced to not more than so and
not less than Is years in the state pen
itentiary after he had been found gull
ty of murder in the second degree. He
was convicted of killing Willie Bea-
champ. Richard Bailey, a co-defend-
ant, pleaded guilty of manslaughter
before the case was opened and turn
ed states evidence. He was sentenced
to serve not less than 10 nor more
than IS years in the pen.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
TUBERCULIN TEST GIVEN

Albemarle-Dr. H. F. Eason, elm
ician from State Sanatorium, started
giving the tuberculin test in Stanly
county at the Badin school. The Ro-
tary club Of Albemarle, in co-opera-
ton with hospitals, physicians and pa
rent-teacher associations, is sponsoring
a countrywide tuberculosis clinic. DR..
Eason will spend the next several
weeks examining all students under IS
years of age. Those who show a posi-
tive reaction to the test will be given
further treatment.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
Extraordinary Session
May Be Necessary To
Balance State Budget, 1t
Is Reported.
GOVERNOR KNOWN
TO OPPOSE CALL
UNLESS NECESSARY
TfSbeciaL Session Is NeceS-
sary, Will Hardly Come
Before November.

An extraordinary session of the
North Carolina General Assembly, in
advance of the regular session next
January, may become necessary in or
der to balance the state budget and
enable it to continue operation, &C
cording to reports out of Raleigh.
While Governor Gardner is known
to be opposed to a special session I'M
less it is absolutely necessary, and will
not call that body together if there
is any other way of handling the
states finances, it is beginning to look
as rhousha session will be necessary,
probably before the new legislators are
elected in November, or soon there
after.
The state is devoting between $10,-
600, 900 and $11,00O,000 more this
year to school operation than formerly,
including the probable $3,5oo,ooo
that may come from the lucent ad
valorem property tax, which is CIV
ing evidence of dwindling. The state
has already spent around $14,0Oo,ooo
on school operation, has the last two
weeks of the six months term yet to
pay for, more than $%1,250,000, and as
much of the $1,50O,OOo extended
term fund as the county and district
units match in the determined pro-
portion. The estimated amount to go
to schools this year is $16,70O,000. 1t
may drop a little below. Yet the state
has around $2,750,000 yet to pay, and
the state funds are low.
Also, the state general fund will
have more than 100000 to pay in
the semi-annual interest and bond re-
tirement July 1. just where all of this
nearly $6,000,0 600, and the continued
operation of the state for the next year
or more is coming from, is beginning
to give the official family worry.
The income tax payments so far
have indicated that they would amount
to or possible exceed the estimates
made January 1, but they are much
below the estimates on which appro-
priations were made. Of course the
appropriations have been slashed in all
directions, first a 10 per cent salary
cut, then another that approximated
10 per cent on all state employees that
could be reached, as we'll as other econ
omies, but revenues are shrinking all
around too.
Governor Gardner is the only man
who can call the session, and then with
the approval of the council of state.
1t is known that he would hesitate
long to cali together the group over
whose deliberations there is no check
and no limit, but it may reach the
point, not only Of expediency, but alb
solute necessity. Then, it is believed:
he would not hesitate.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
MRS. PICKETT FREED

Lexington-Mrs. Lola Pendleton
Pickett was found not guilty by a
jury of Davidson county men. Mrs.
Pickett was charged with the first de-
gree murder of her daughter, Eliza
beth, age g., by poisoning. 81 knew
God was with me-" shouted Mrs. Pick
EFT as the jury announced the decision
an hour after the judges charge.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
COUPLE HELD IN DEATH

observation-disclosures Brooks and his
wife, Mrs. Martha Brooks, are charged
with beating to death Mrs. Brooks
child by a former marriage, Willie
Mae Mashburn, age s. A coroner's jury
found that the girl came to her death
as a result of neglect and cruelty.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
GOOD
Nj O G
OLD TREES DO NOT COMPLAIN
By Clara MacDermott

BY Clara MacDerm0H
Old Trees do not complain
Of biting winds or rain;
They know full we'll the lot
olive, die and be forgot)
That must befall all men
Again and yet again;
Much better then to be
An upright, sturdy rec
That sees beneath its boughs,
Some scarlet poppy browse;
Beneath the sky's blue shield,
Bronze cattle fare afield;
Or in some branch's fold,
The green plum turn to gold;
They know what is to be; 8
Earth, air and drifting sea
Are all alike to them;
Stitched on the worlds wide hem,
Of biting winds and rain,
Old Trees do not complain.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
JONAS ANSWERS CHARGE

Charlotte-Charles A. Jonas an
swered Josiah W. Bailey's charge that
he had attacked the integrity of the
courts of North Carolina. Mr. Jonas
nomination for district attorney was
rejected by the United States senate
at the request Of Mr.. Bailey.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
C

If we work upon marble,
1t will perish;
If we work upon brass,
Time will efface it;
If we rear temples,
They will crumble into dust;
But if we work upon immortal souls,
If we Undue them with principles,
With the just fear of God
And the love of fellow man,
We engrave on those tablets
Something which will brighten al
eternity. Daniel Webster
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
TWO TRAINS

Charlottesville Southern Railway
company has applied to the state rail
road commission of South Carolina to
discontinue trains IS and IA between
Charlotte and Columbia, under allega-
tons that these trains are being op-
Grated at a loss. Hearing will be April
9TH.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
VACATION TIME NEARING

Greensboro - approximately 1,7oo
students of North Carolina College
for Women will go to their homes
soon for the spring vacation. The hol-
iday begins Saturday, April 2, at noon,
and lasts until Monday morning, April
II, at 1915 o'clock.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
NORTH CAROLINA FIRST

Raleigh-North Carolina continues
to be the-leading producer of public
utility power in the south, figures
made public by the state department
of conservation and development, re-
veal.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
BETTER RECONSIDER

He: 81 am going to speak to your
father now. And what shall l tell
him?"
She: "Well, he'll want to know
what you work at. By the way, what
do you do?"
TIE: "I'm selling electric refrigera-
tors now"
She: "Perhaps you'd better not men.
ton that. Father drives an ice wagon
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
MANGUM SUCCEEDS IRELAND

Winston-Salem-Rev ]. T. Man
gum, of Greensboro, becomes vice
chairman of the board of trustees of
the Methodist Children's home here,
succeeding late Charles H. Ireland. Mr..
Ireland's vacancy on the board will
not be filled till regular meeting in
September.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01

Morganton-This city has been Sc
lected by the North Carolina Guern-
sey breeders as the place for the an
nual sale of cattle on May $. The
meeting Thursday in Salisbury went
on record as opposing the lifting Of the
fax nm o1eomarqarine.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01

Mother-You naughty girl, Ruth,
to pick up your food that way. ]
ought to send you away to some board-
ing school to learn
Ruth-Why, mother, can't I learn
them at home?-Tbe Pathfinder.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
UNIVERSITY WOMEN TO MEET

Chapel Hill-Winston-Salem was
named as the place and April IS and
16 were set as the dates for the fifth
conference of the North Carolina Di-
vision of the American Association
Of UniyersityAWomen at a meeting
held here.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
EXPERIENCED

He Gas they drive along a lonely
road) "You look %lovelier to me every
minute. Do you know what that's a
sign off"
She: "Sure. You're about to run out
of gas"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
DAMAGES OF $4,000

DATWA1ES Vt Yf),UUU
Clinton-Robert E. Hubbard, Of
Clinton, was awarded $4,000 dam
ages from the Southern Railway as a
result Of injuries received while he
was working with a signal crew in the
Charlotte yards of the defendant COM
pany.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
TAKE A SECTION

Dentist: What tooth do you want
extracted?"
Pullman Porter: Lower 7, subj"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
OFFICERS A Y SOUGHT

North Wilkesboro-Everett Wiles,
alleged slayer of Constable Nath Wy
att, is being sought in the hills of
Wilkes county. Wyatt wa shot while
he was investigating the number of a
motor alleged to have been stolen.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01

NORTH CAROLINA
NEWS IN
BRIEF

PATRIOTIC SONS TO MEET
Mooresville-The quarterly meeting
of the Iredell Patriotic Order Sons of
America will be held with the Moores-
vile camp Saturday night, April 2, at
$50 o'clock. National and state Off
GERS will speak.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
Rep. Patmam, of Texas,
Complies Amounts Va
ri0ns Counties of States
Would Receive If Conn
bemsatiOm Bill Is Passed.
NO BOND ISSUE
TO PAY 100000
TO BE NECESSARY
At Least 100000 VET
Grams Need Their Money
To Purchase Comforts
And Necessities OF Life.

Rowan county World war veterans
would receive $693,579.60 in cash a.
the balance of their adjusted compen-
sation life insurance policies, if the
bill introduced into congress to pay the
balance is enacted.
North Cardinals total share of this
compensation would be $38,S04,17S.24
the Congressional Record shows. 1t
would require $2,2oo,ooo,oo to COM
plete payment of the faces value Of the
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01
BE IT EVER SO GRUMBLE

Fairly stopping with sentimental
sIush, a youth requests Of the New
York American a definition of home,
quoting as his own treasured version,
''home is where the heart is" AS luck
would have it, the editor, feeling a bit
cynical, replies: homes the place
where the woman pays $40 an ounce
for perfume, hires an interior decorator
to set the table and makes the old man
90 without cream in his coffee. "-Tbe
Pathfinder.
Farmer Bill see you've reduced
the fine for speeding from $40 to IS,
Country Judge-Yes, the autoists
were beginning to slow up.-Tbe
Pathfinder.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01

Congressman Patman stated chat
fully 100000 veterans of the World
war need their money now, including
100000 able-bodied men without en-
ployment, $4,000 disabled veterans
and 100000 veterans who work only
part of the time, and at greatly reduce
ed wages.
The average of the policies is ST.
900, according to Rep. Pauman and he
is quoted as saying that the 100000
certificates now held by veterans could
be paid without a bond issue.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-04-01

amounts veterans would receive, fol-
La gaceta., 1932-04-25
Alcdrfd u entasiasm0

Algeria u ea~tas'asmo
RENO en- ell almuerzo de aver,
verifieado en- ell Castillo de Hell
Harbor, Y organizado a modo de
homemade por los distinguidos
.clubmans Antonio Alvarez y 10
seito Mendez, columnas impor-
tantes de la prestigiosa instltu-
ci6n Centre Espanol.
Los homenaieados, j60enes
bien, pertenecientes a la Secci6n
de Recreo de la citada institu-
ci6n. recibieron en- a4uel almuer
20 de hermoSa camaraderia, el
simpatico y merecido premio a
su magnifica labor, realizada a.
traves de los meses que hemOs
yivido del presente ano.
Tomaron asiento alrededor de
la mesa, estas conocidas perso-
mas: Pepfn Escalante, Tony AL
varez, Mano Fernandez, Floren-
tino Fernandez, NJ. Clauter, Ma
no Duran, Plano Valdes, Luis
Perez. ]. Gutierrez, Jose Cora
les, F. NJ. Rubio, R. Hermida,
Paquito Fernandez, lndaleciC
LIano, A. Cuesta, Antonio Val
dss, P. A. Cueto, ErneSo Fer
nSndez, Armando Escalante, Ra
mon Sanchez, j. Colmenares.
Charles Jimenez, Severino Quir
taniIla Y Agustin BarreirO.
Asistieron tambien en- repre-.
sentaci6n de los peri6dicos To-
Gales, Victoriano Manteiga, di.
rector de La Gaceta". Diego
Heres, cronista social de ia
Traducci6n" Y "Mano" Llera,
redactor del Times.
Unpopular "Polaco', Capitar
General de los dominios de Ro.
cky Point, tuvo para los &lica.
dos anfitriones, TODD genera de-
consideraciones Y exquisite cor.
tesla.
Recibi6 el APPLAUSE de aquellos
camaradas que pasaron en- frar
co entusiasmo V algeria un her.
moso dfa de campo,
La gaceta., 1932-04-25
SOCIALES

guno de los elegantes kioskos
preparados para la venta de en-
panadas, sandwiches, dulces, he
lados v refrescos.
Las orquestas cumplieron su
mission con ell APPLAUSE de la jul
ventud divertida.
FL programa, combinado con
extraordinaria habilidad pOr los
hcmbres Glen por Glen de la po-
derosa Association La Columna,
empez6 a cumplirse en- horas de
la tarde, teniendo su epilogo
cuando la noche tendfa su man
to por aquel aristocratic0 par
que.
Y cuando la liquidation final
9 hacia por los senores de la
Clmis;6n elegida, quedaba un
remanan : de 5000, despues de
haberse cubierto todos los gas
tos.
C~ontemplamos Ell desfile, que
Sc hizO muy cerca de las nueve
de la noche, y nos acordabamos
de nuestra Ultima profecia, Guam
do vaticinamos un exito sin pre-
cedentes.
CristalizG en- realidad y al fe-
licitar de un modo efusivo a los
elementos organizadores, excla-
mamos: "oro son triunfos".
La gaceta., 1932-04-25
Muy bonita

Estaba la esplendordsa sala
del beilo teatro de la Avenida de
Nebraska, al celebrarse anoche
la function auspiciada por los
prestigiosos miembros de la A
grupaci6n Canaria, que al cum
plido cabaIlero Saturnino Ale
man tienen p0r Presidente.
MuchO gust6 la obra, aplau-
diendo delirantemerte, 81 res
petable, a la inteligente y archi-
simpatica primera tiple seno-
ra Carmen Ramirez.
Sc distinguieron en- gu delica-
da labor, en- las finas varieda-
des, las gentiles hermanas Chela
y Velia Martinez Y la ideal Ly-
dia Palenzuela. Para elias tuvo
el p1blico una sincera ovaci6n.
iResult6 agraciada por tener
q ndmero premiado, 3B, la lin
da damita Srta Santana. Sc lie
entreg6 un artistico eesto de Ella
La gaceta., 1932-04-25

Felicitando al jCven atleta
frankie Rodriguez, por su vic
toria del sabado. en- la Univer-
sidad de Florida, representan-
do al Institute Hillsborough.
Rodriguez es.abIeci6 una
rueVa marca, en- las $50 va
das, Y lie correspondent los
l~aureles en- la carrera de una
milla.
Corriendo Y estudiando da e
prestigio a la "colonia latina
de Tampa.
Otros "corren" para deSl-
creditarnoS Y hacer que los ciu
dadanos natives Sc hagan FRA
ras preguntas' Y nos miren
con ofensiva deSconfianza.
Corramos como Rodriguez
CORE, sin permitir que ell fan
GO manche Sus zapatos; CO.
rramos..... 81 queremoS liegar Il
tempo e impedir que nuestro
prestigio collective siga que-
brantandoSe.
La gaceta., 1932-04-25
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS

Tan importante como eIegir
hombreS dignos Y eficientes pa
ra 'os puestos puublicos, es pro
curar que las elecciones repre-
senten ei criterio de la mayo
ria de los ciudadanos del con-
dadO.
Ell problema consiste en- eli
minar las inscripciones falsas
y al mismo tempo impedir que
los secretaries e Inspectors de
los "colegios" extraigan de los
bolsillos las ominosas ''boletas
marcadas."
81 Sc "arrancan" de los IL
bros los nombres de los 60
rreros" Y Sc escOgen para las
mesas a hombres honrados V
sensatos. triunfaran los candi
datos que ~cuentan con la sim,
patia del pueblo, no les que
disponen de mas dinero 0 mas
''trampas.'
La gaceta., 1932-04-25
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

suicidios, Ell numero de perso-
mas que Sc han quitado la vida
en- 10 que va de mes pasa va de
SIS, siendo las dltimas victimas
Hilario Mendoza, de Cana.
giey; Ceferino Hernandez L6
pei, de Santa Clara, Y Antonio
6peZ Deben. Este nltimo Sc
quito la vida porque su novia
2 marchaba para Espana Y te-
MIA que no regresara a casar.
Sc con Ell.
La gaceta., 1932-04-25

FL problema electoral Sc ha
venido complicando en- los IL
limos amos.
Cuando "mandaban' los que
ahora componen la oposici6n,
Sc cometian muchas V descara
das irregularidades.
Los inspectores y secretaries
de las mesas "cerraban" los
ojos, caballerosamente, Y los
"forros" pasaban.
iHace unos pocos amos los
forreros integraban ell factor
decisive Y los ciudadanos de
las "mesas" cumplian sus de-
beres con un 60% de "limpie-
"a e unprecedented.
Pero con ell "advenimiento"
al poder de los mOralistas de
otras epocas, la "dolencia' pa
SO a I'm periodic de extrema
gravedad.
Ahora la "vanguardia" Sc
confia a los "sen0res de la!
mesas," que llevan los "pertre
chos" en- los bolsillos, Y la de-
fensa de la ''retaguardia' y las
Coeraci0nes de menOr impor-
tancia Sc "entrega" a los ere
petidores."
iQue hara ell pueblo para
evitar que EN- los venideros &C
micios Sc repitan las "haza-
nas" que de:estan la mayoria
de los ciudadanos de Tampa?
5Quien impedira que los
inspectores y secretarios falten
a sus deberes?
iDios va no Sc mezcla en- los
pr0biemas electorales!
Los comisionados del conda-
de rehusan aceptar las iistas
de ciudadanos que les ofrecen
las organizaciones civicas Y
ellos, que no son infalibles, no
pueden garantizar que desig
naran a los hombres necesa,
rios para tan importantisima
mission.
Y muchos de los candidates
siguen Orlando y afirmando
aue la "brava" Sc dara..... y
o.ros candidates sostienen que
ellos Sc defenderan cuando en-
su contra Sc racurFa a la "vio-
lencia"o...~ y Otros miriam ha
cha las nubes y rien, como di
ciend0: Parece un temporal
pero TODD. quedara reducido a
un pequeno aguacero.
La gaceta., 1932-04-25
81 REUNIRA FL COLEGIO
DE

Madrid, Abril 25.-Conyo-
cado por Don MeIquiades Al
varcz Sc reunira hoy el Cole
Pjo de Abogados con 81 fin de
considcrar la actitud del mi
nistro de la gobernaci6n, ST..
Quiroga, que suspen-
a un jucz del distrito de
Madrid por no mostrar "entu-
siasmo repubIicano."
La gaceta., 1932-04-25
MACHADO SOSTIENE QUE
Ell NO TRAZA ORIENTA-
Clones AL PODER Judi
CIAL

Habana, Abril 25.-El pre-
s:dente de la RepIblica de nue.
W ha hecho saber que no es
ierto que el haga recomenda-
tones O trace Inca de cOnduc
"a al poder judicial.
EN- Cuba, afirma ell presi'
lente, ell poder judicial tiene
ompleta libertad de acci6n
! poder executive jamas ha
ratado de inducir a los jueces
= que falten a sus deberes."
La gaceta., 1932-04-25
CumpledHOs

CumpleGNOS
Con una gran fiesta celebr6
aver su cumpleanos, en- Rocky
Point, nuestro querido amigo
ST.. lose Rubin, dueno, junto con
su hermano, del restaurant" que
lleva su nombre.
Las familias invitadas pasa-
ron una tarde deliciosa, comien-
do, sbailando y felicitando a Jo-
sc.
A las congratulaciones que a.
yer recibiera, unimos la nues-
ira,
La gaceta., 1932-04-25
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La gaceta., 1932-04-25
BARBEROS EN- HUEfGA

New York, abril 25.-Mas de
$50 barberos de Manhattan Sc
declarar0n hoy en- huelRa protes
tando contra la rebaja de sala-
rios Y las condolences de traba-
jo.
Los leaders aseguran que la
huelga Sc extendera pQr toda
la isIa en- ell periodic de- mes.
La gaceta., 1932-04-25
LAS A DEL SABADO

Habana, Abril 25.-En las
regatas de yachts verificadas
ell sabado frente al Malec6n,
triunf6 la goleta Halligonian,
3ropiedad del tampeno H,
Wall 7.
Tomaron parte en- las rega-
tas tres goleas cubanas Y una
llegada de Miami, ademas de
var;oS yachts.
La gaceta., 1932-04-25
ESPERASE EN- ESTA SEMA'
MA Ell ARREGLO DEL
CONFLICTO

Habana, Abril 25.-Espera-
Sc en- la presente semana ell a
rreglo de la huelga que tiene
paralizada la industrial tabaca
lera.
Dicese que ell presidente Ma
chado no esta de acuerdo con
algunos de los puntos de vista
expuestos por los manufacture
ros; pero que exigira sacrifi-
clos de ambas parties para que
ell conflicto finalice.