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Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-03

Perishable Shipments TIL
total Of cantaloupe shipments
reached 200 carloads for the first
time this season, according to B.
A. Harrigan, agricultural commits
sioner. Other shipments included:
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-03

For Sale-Sa1vation Army wood
21ti
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-03

Mrs. Rogers, dressmaker. TAI
State. 17-mWi
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-03

Casa Rey Hotel dining room viii
take care of your husbands eats
for the summer. Home cooked food.
23tlm }
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-03

Announce Birth = Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Trey are the proud parents OF
a new daughter. Margaret Ruth,
born last night at lie Blanc's Ma
ternity home. The young lady
weighs eight pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-03

Academy of Music final recital,
high school and eighth grade pu-
pills, Monday, June 9th. 8 p. m, at
the Academy. Successful recipients
of free piano instruction will be an
nounced then. The public is cor
daily invited. 3t3
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-03
BRAWLEY VETERANS PLAN TO
JOIN MARCH ON WASHINGTON

bonus. Because this IS an election
year, the veterans believe their de-
mands will carry weight. H. A.
Miller of Brawley will be COM
mander of the march starting
from there.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-03

Hotel California Coffee Shop
Plate lunch from Il to 2, S5c.
Regular meals, SOC and 75c. I1tf
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-03

Bundles Stolen-Mrs. Alice Luton.
Ills South Seventh street. yester-
day afternoon reported to city po-
lice the theft from her car. while
it was parked on Main street, Of
two bundles containing dry goods.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-03

DIR. A. II. Hansen, Dentist New
location, second floor, Security-First
National Bank Bldg. Phone a9 AZ
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-03

Cash Register Looted - 3. P.
Hemeon last night told city police
that some thief had opened his
cash register and stolen S1O.23 from
it while he was back of the
store yesterday afternoon. TIE
store is at 563 Broadway.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-03

Fresh bread and rolls daily at
Martins National Bakery, 127 South
Sixth st. left
Evening star., 1932-04-29
ADMITS R0bbER|ES
TO KEEP EXISTING
Wife Insists on Sharing
Blame When Husband
Is Arrested.
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 29.-Three years
after leaving his fathers farm in Wis
consin. during which time he lost his
lob in the city and acquired a wife
from a dance hall. Ward Summerfield
"a, last night found himself in jail,
charged with eight hold-ups
His bride, who was Elvira Davis of
New York before they we're married
three weeks ago. insisted she was equal
" to blame and was locked up with
him.
Both Lose Jobs.
When arraigned in West Side court
Summerfield said his father, Amos, was
a farmer Of Rio, near Milwaukee, Wis.
He told of leaving the farm for the
city, of meeting and marrying the Da-
Wis girl and then of losing his job.
His bride lost her job about the same
time. he said, so he spent 50 for a mail
order revolver and began holding up
grocery stores.
There were nine robberies in all"
remarked detective.
mo. he's wrong, your honor" said
Summerf1cld There we're only eight
and my wife wasn't connected with any
Of them"
His wife tried not to cry.
Wife Admits Blame.
IT was So" she insisted. IT helped
him with six of the robberies as soon
as I knew how he was getting the
money for our room and meals.
wasn't going to let him run that risk
all alone"
Summerfield was captured when the
clerk of a Columbus avenue grocery
frustrated an attempted hold-up. His
wife, whom he had pursuaded to re-
main outside, followed him to the po-
lice station.
Evening star., 1932-04-29
WARNING ISSUED AGAINST
$40 COUNTERFEIT NOTES
Two Are Made on Cleveland and
Another on Philadelphia
Bank.

Warnings have been issued by the
Secret Service Division of the Treasury
Department against three new $40
counterfeit Federal Reserve notes.
They are described briefly by Chief
w. H. Moran of the Secret Service as
follows:
On the Federal Reserve Bank Of
Philadelphia, Pa; series 1928 B; check
letter "A; face plate No. 10; back plate
number indistinct; H. T. Tate, treas
urer of the United States; A. w. Mel
Ion, Secretary of the Treasury; portrait
of Hamilton.
On the Federal Reserve Bank of
Cleveland, Ohio; series 1928 B: check
letter C.: face plate No. g. back plate
number indistinct; H. T. Tate. treasurer
of the United States; A. w. Mellon,
Secretary of the Treasury; portrait OF
Hamilton.
On the Federal Reserve Bank Of
Cleveland, Ohio; series 1928 B; check
letter *" face plate No. 8: back plate
Evening star., 1932-04-29
u. s. LAWS SCORED
IN COTTON TRADE
Shippers Leader Attacks
Restrictions as Menace
to Industry.

BY the Associated Fress
MEMPHIS, Tenn. April ga
charge that "unwise Governmental
legisla ton" is strangling the cotton in
dustry was made here today before the
American Cotton Shippers Association
by the organizations president, D. w.
Brooks of Memphis.
Hits Foreign "Bugaboo."
He termed the threat of foreign
competition "bugaboo," and said, THE
potential consumption Of cotton IN
Russia far exceeds her ability to pro-
duce." Russia today, he added, lis q
potential market for thousands OF bales
of American cotton when and II the
cnanneB of trade are cleared In That
direction"
He charged that control OF cotton co.
operative associations had been wrested
from the hands of the individual
farmers through political combina-
ton"
Urges Unshackled Trade.
Advocating opposition to any measure
which might menace the welfare OF the
industry, he said: THE southern cotton
farmer, unhampered by restrictive legis-
lation and with the channels Of trade
left free for the formal disposition OF
his product, can produce quality cotton
at a price cheaper than any other ma
ton on earth and at the same time
maintain a constantly increasing stand
ard of living far beyond that enjoyed
by any other agricultural worker in the
world "
Evening star., 1932-04-29
SEES FORMATION
OF NEW CONTINENT
Italian GeoIogist Says Island
Will Rise in the South
Atlantic.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, April ga new land, prob
ably an island continent similar to Aus
tralis, in the Pacific, will rise in the
South Atlantic as a sequel to the vol
canic disturbances in South America,
Prof. Ugo Mondello, Italian geologist,
predicts.
Pref. Mondello for some years was
director of the astronomical observa-
tory of Porto Allegro. Brazil, and has
formation Of South America.
The slow lifting OF the South
American coast and of the submerged
banks of the Atlantic is proof Of the
constant internal pressure operating in
that part of the globe, which is still, l
believe, in a period OF formation, II not
on the continent. at least among the
islands," said Prof. Mondello.
Cites Recent Eruption&
THE unexpected eruption of the vol
cano of the Andes is connected with
the underwater volcanic manifestations
which IN the past and also recently
have produced the formation of new
islands.
The geological study of the various
islands OF the South Atlantic confirms
the possibility of the formation of new
lands in a period more or less distant
especially in areas where the ocean
banks are almost sea level.
The island Fernando di Noronha
like the group Of the Albrolhos, shows
clearly from its stratification that 1t
was submerged and raised from the
ocean several times.
1T is probable. therefore, that the
South Atlantic will one day be punctu
ated by new lands, giving a place on
the map to a new island continent
similar to that in the Pacific"
Among Most Notable.
Prof. Mondello said he considered the
Andes eruptions among the most no
table in the history of VOLCANOES"
The area covered by the eruptions,
he said, is five times that of the great
erution of 1885. with quantity of
lava which surpasses all volcanic mani
festationS yet known to us
The scientist added volcanology
teaches that the interruption of pc
riod of centuries of quiet is always ac-
companied by violent manifestations
The eruption of Vesuvius in the year
10, when Pompeii and Herculaneum
were overwhelmed, is an example in
point
The volcanologist secuted the theory
widely published here, that the ashes
from the South American eruptions
could be blown across the Atlantic to
Europe At most, he said, they might
reach the coast of Africa around Cape
Verde
Evening star., 1932-04-29

napolis, Md. as guests under tentative
plans made today.
The Spanish embassy said that no
arrangements have been made for bring
ing the Spanish training ship to the
National Capital. although it Is pos
sible that some of her officers and mid.
shipmen may come here from An.
napolis for a short visit.
The Juan Sebastian Elcano is COM
manded by Capt. de Fragata Lopez
Cortijo. The Spanish training ship is
a new craft, equipped with sails and
Diesel engines, specially designed to ip,
struct SPANS future officers.
Evening star., 1932-04-29
Airplanes Blamed
ForFarmDroughts;
Voter Wants a Law
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WICHITA, Kans., April %
James F. Getty. candidate for the
Republican nomination for United
States Senator, has received one
Large order" for legislation in
the event of his election.
Getty said he had request to
introduce a bill in Congress pro-
hibiting the flying of airplanes in
agricultural districts.
The writer's contention Is that
"airplane propellers break up the
clouds, disturb the atmosphere
and thereby prevent rains" Getty
said his petitioner had blamed the
droughts Of recent years to air
plane propellers.
Evening star., 1932-04-29
DRY CANDIDATE NAMED
Illinois District Chooses Man Sup
ported by W. C. T. q.

CHICAGO, April 29 DENOMINATION
Of Ralph E. Church, State Representa-
tive supporter by the w. C. T. u,
as Republican candidate for Congress
from the tenth Illinois district, was
announced yesterday by the official can
vassing board.
Church had a 73-vote margin over
James Simpson, jr.. son Of a wealthy
Chicago merchant, who ran as wet.
Carl R Chindblom, incumbent, was
$500 votes behind. The district in
cludes part of Chicago and fashionable
North Shore suburbs
Evening star., 1932-04-29
Woman Harpist Asks Divorce.

RENO, New, April 20 P.-Louise
Harris Sails said to be a prominent
harpist. filed suit here yesterday to di-
vorce K. T. Sails, New York, on ground
Of cruelty. They were married at Bran
don, VT, August 81. 1921.
Evening star., 1932-04-29
CLASS HEARS SIMMONS
Nebraska Representative Ad

NEBRASKA nepreSen LdLlVe Au-
dresses Business High Group.
Representative Robert Simmons OF
Nebraska addressed the senior class of
Business High School yesterday on
'Americanism" His appearance was
sponsored by the patriotic societies OF
the District, headed by the D. A. r.
For the sake Of contrast, Representa-
tive Simmons, who said the United
States Government still drew all of its
power from the governed, compared our
Government with that Of a despotiC
monarchy and a communistic state.
The Philippines has twice as many
radio sets as a year ago.
Evening star., 1932-04-29

number indistinct: H. T. Tate. treasurer
Of the United States; A. w. Mellon.
secretary of the Treasury; portrait Of
Hamilton.
Evening star., 1932-04-29
SPANISH MlDSHIPMEN
TO VISIT ANNAPOLIS

Forty Eight From Training Vessel,
Now in New York, to Make
Trip to Academy.
Forty-eight Spanish midshipmen from
the naval training ship Juan Sebastian
Elcano, now in New York City, will sc
by train to the Naval Academy, An
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
UN TREN DESTROZO UN AU
TOMOVTL BUICK HIRIEN-
DO A TRES PERSONALS

Cerca de las II de la mana
ma de hoy un tren de la Allan
tic Coast Line, que Sc dirigla
a la estaci6n de la Union, re-
trocediendo, alcanz6 en- la es-
quina de la Sexta avenida V
Gale Is, a un autOm0Vil Buick,
guiado por Lawrence McKis-
sick, arrastrandolo mas de 100
pies y lesionando gravemente
a McKissick Y dos senoras j6-
venes que lie acompanaban.
Una mujer de la raza ne
gra, con un paraguas en- la ma
no, do gritos al m%aquinista,
hacienda comprender a este
que aigo habia ocurrido, y en-
tOnces la locomOtora detuvo su
Marcia.
McKissick y las j6venes que
lie acompanaban Srtas. Smith
y Young, vecina la primera de
la Gale Mathews 608, y la Sc
gunda de Seffner, fueron re-
cOgidas en- dos ambulancias Y
llevadas al Hospital Munich
pal, donde recibieron asisten-
ella medica.
FL hombre, cue Sc dice ha--
bia estado ingiriendo bebidas
alcoholics, pudo prestar de :
claraci6n en- eI~ Hospital, pero
las mujeres, por su estado de
gravedad, no pudieron hacer-
10.
La mayor parte de los testi-
gos coloca la responsabilidad
del accidente sobre ell automo-
vilista, diciendo que este no
presto atenci6n al silbato de la
locomOtora y trat6 de cruzar
como 81 no hubiera visto ell
tren.
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
UN ALMIRAN
TIE

Madrid, mayo 19.-Las mott
cias de Lisboa dicen que ell al
mirante Alfonso Becerqueira,
uno de los jefes mas populares
de la marina portuguese, ha
sido condenado a seis dias de
prisi6n por negarse a firmar
una orden expulsando a jefes Y
oficiales del ejercito y la mari
ma que recientemente tomaron
parte en- un movimiento encami
nado a restablecer la monar-
quia.
Dirigiendose al ministro de
marina, ell almirante manifes-
to que firmar tai orden equi-
valia a un acto antirepublicano.
Mas tarde lie escribi6 una car
ia al ministro que este conside-
re insultante, ordenando entonl
ces la prisi6n.
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

circunstancial de la industrial
tabacalera, es hoy ell "Olimpo
de los traidores' y los "guerri-
lleros Sc han sumado a las fiIaS
de los asesinos de nuestros hi
Otro parrafo de un manifies-
to del comite dice asi: Para
hacor mayor la proclamation, ell
dia IA. a los 4 meses de resis-
tencia contra la acometida bru-
tai lie los fabricantes, los ase-
SINGS de sus hermanOs de clase,
los que no tenian trabajo con
ant ioridad, c0mpletan Ell cua-
dro de deshonor con la degra-
daf ? "rotura" del m0vimiento,
e~ntarrando su dignidad Y eel
prestigio future de sus hijos,
Y dcidndoles como herencia ell
corrompido germen de SUI ava
riosis moral que los hara vivir
avcrgonzados y humillados, NAL
diciendo a los autores de su
desyentura'.
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
Function de beneficio

Sc efectuara ell pr6ximo do
Ilingo en- ell teatro del Centre
fsturiano, dedicandose los fon
as a beneficio del Comite de
l efensa del ex-tesorer0 del
Comite Nivelador, ST.. Emilio
Diaz.
Las obras que Sc represen-
tram son Ell extremes de Lima
RS Rivas, "No Hay Difficult :
tad" Y ell juguete c6mico ia
Suerte Perra," de Enrique Pa
radas.
A juzgar por las l%ocalidades
vondidas puede vaticinarse I'm
franco triunfo artistico y eco
n6mico.
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
Elegante exhibition de trajes

Elegante exhibition de trajes
Anoche fue calurosamente
aplaudida la elegante exhibit
ci6n de trajes ofrecida en- ell
teatro Ritz por la conocida fir
ma de Fernandez y Vega, con
motive de cumplirse manana
viernes ell vigesimo noveno It
niversario de la fundaci6n de
su acreditada tienda de ropas.
La belleza de las modelos,
la elegancia de los estilos, y la.
ammonia de los dolores entu-
siasmaron al publico.
La presencia de la Srta. E
velyn Hacker, Miss Tampa
1882, fue delirantemente ovacio
NADIA.
Dada la cordial acogida dis
pensada al espectaculo, los Sc
nores Fernandez y Vega deci-
dieron ofrecerlo de nuevo esta
noche, a las 9.
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA
LA SITUACION OBRERA EN-
| ESPANA

Madrid, mayo 19.-El g%obierno
no oculta su inquietud por la in
tranquilidad de los obreros en-
distintos lugares de la Peninsu-
la; pero dice que 81 los agitado-
res mantienen su conducta con-
traria a las instituciones, enton-
ces Otras mas energicas medi-
das Sc pondran en- vigor.
En- Sevilla los obreros radi-
Gales siguen dominando la huel-
ga y aunque los animos Sc han
calmado algo, la situaci6n revis-
te caracteres de gravedad.
Los obreros del campo en- va
rios lugares de la provincial de
Sevilla han atacado a la guar
dia civil, teniendo que ser domi-
nados a viva fuerZa.
En- Barcelona la agitacion
por causa del Estatuto sigue in
tensificandose. Dicese que en- la
catalina sc conspira para alta
car Ell regimen republican, 81 ell
EstatutO no Sc cOncede.
Una nota dada en- ell ministe-
rio de la gobernaci6n. en- la ma
mana de hoy, hace saber que ell
gobierno tiene tomadas todas
las medidas y Sc halla dispues
to a impedir que Sc atente con-
ira la constitution Y las leyes,
Y que Sc castigara severamen-
te a los que publiquen noticias
falsas y esparZan rumores in
fundados.
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

riendas del gobierno; hoy, CO.
mo aver, continuance mantle
niendo que para ia regenera ).
ci6n de la politica Guiana eS
necesario destruir los tres par
tidos actuales, "retirando" a
sus jefeS Y confiando la direc-
ci6n del gobierno y del pueblo
a hombres como ell viejo ii O.
SOTO Varona y los eStudiantes
que no han claudicado.
Algunos extremists hablan
de establecer en- Cuba un regi-
men Soviet; pero esos o "lo-
COS" a los cuales no Sc puede
mirar seriamen.e.
Con I'm regimen democratic
co, verdaderamente liberal, sin
opresores nj oprimidos. Cuba
acumularia energia para Sc
guir 'luchando' hasta que ell
Tic Samuel comprendiera que
dar vida a un pueblo, para
despues estrangularlo, es un
metodo muy POGO gentil y ma
da humane.
Lo que Cuba requiere en- es-
tos momentos, tanto como un
gobierno justo y democratico,
es que los industriales y ban
queros de por aca no sigan a
menazando su existencia, con
altos ara ,C2las, exigencias de
page y 0tras "penosas cargas.'
Tanto perjudica a los cuba
nos la Dictadura interior, la
de casa, como la Oppression ex
terior-los aranceles de Esta-
dos Unidos, los emprestitos w..
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
VIGILADOS MUCHOS EX-
TREMISTAS

Madrid, mayo 19.-El gobier
no tiene vigilados a los extre-
mistas y las ciudades y pueblos
donde estos residen, y asf espe-
ra evitar que de nuevo pertur-
ben la tranquilidad.
La huelga de Sevilla no ha
podido ser dominada aun, perO
las GALES estan va limpias por
haber recogido la basura CRU
pos de soldados designados por
ell gobierno.
Las noticias de Sevilla asegu-
ran que la guardia de asalto,
organizada ALI por ell goberna-
dor Sol, esta dando un magni-
fico resultado. Componen la
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
Picnic de Ia Sociedad
Latino-Americana

Cumpliendo 10 prometido,
he aqui amplios detalles del
grandioso Picnic que esta pres
tigiosa sociedad verificara Ell
pr6ximo domingo en- los terre-
nos de Columna Park.
Las entradas, ell pasaJe en-
las guaguas y todos los espec-
taculos, incluyendo ell bale,
seran absolutamente gratis. A
la una de la tarde comenzaran
los bailables a cargo del po-
pular Sexteto Floridano Y de
la famosa orquesta de los No
veltS Boys.
Las variedades Sc iniciaran
a las 8 y Is, f~igurando en- elias
canciones por la Sra. Carmen
Maseda, acompahada al piano
V violin por la profesora Joa-
ouina Picallo y Sr. Jose Plea
Ito.
Marta" y "Amapola'' seran
cantadas por la Srta. Helen
M. Aguera, acompanada al
prs por la srta. Jennie Ro-
drigueZ.
Una "sorpresa" a cargo de
Ia Sra. Chela Martinez.
Ballard y cantara IN blue
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
NARIOS MEM
BROS DE LA CIUDAD DE
BEJUCAL

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La gaceta., 1932-05-19
DESCUBIERTO u COM
PLOT CONTRA FL GOBIER-
NO

Habana, mayo 19.-La poll
ella registr6 aver ell local de la
Union Atl6tica, deteniendo a
I'm crecido ndmero de eiudada-
nos baio la acusaci6n de cons
pirar para derrihar ct gobier-
no del general Machado.
hunque Sc mantiene compile
ia Ieserva EN- los circulos oficia-
les, en- la Habana Sc dice que
una revolution esta siendo pre-
parada para ell dia 20 de Mayo
" que para esa fecha desembar-
cara una expedition armada en-
Honduras.
Ademds Sc asegura que 200
poIicias y soldados aparecen
comp,icados en- un moVimiento
de TRACTION que iba a estallar el
dia 20, a%niversario de la Rcpd-
bIica.
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
PASA DE 30 Ell NUMER0
DE SUICIDES

Habana, mayo l9.-Pasa va
de 30 el numero de suicidios re-
pistrados en- la RepubIica, en-
los primeros ounce dias del
mes. Las Gltimas personals que
Sc quitaron la vida son jose Gar
cia Balmaseda, de Guayos, pro-
yincia de Santa Clara, que Sc
ahorc6; Lazaro Quinones, de
Sagua la Grande, que Sc levan-
to la tapa de los sesos; Pedro
Lopez, de Quemado de Guines,
cue Sc arroi6 alcohol ,queman-
dose, y Ramona Vazquez Do
mingucz, de CoIiseo, que tam
bi6n Sc quito la vida queman-
dose.
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
Don Joaquin Mascunana

Una indisposici6n repentina
retiere hoy en- su hogan, de la
Is avenida 1909, a Don Joa-
qvin MaScuna.a. laborioso pro
pietario de la imprenta en- la
cual Sc imprime este periodic
Hacnmos sinceros votos por
verle de nuevo dedicado a sus
habituales ocupaciOnes.
La gaceta., 1932-05-19

En- la politica Guiana el pre-
sidente Machado es la figura
UNICA.
FL presidente dicta 6rdenes a
los tres particles Y en- los conf
clos de noviembre seran cleo
Sos los que Sc inclinen hacia ell.
Una sombra del "glorioso
pasado" es ell partido Liberal;
una "sucursal liberal con nom
bre de partido Popular, es la
agrupaci6n que 0rganizara ell
ex9residente On. Alfredo Ia.
vas, y ell partido Conservador
en- rada Sc parece al que fun
daran Vaona, Montoro, Lanu-
"a, BruZ0n V otros prominente8
cubanos.
Los liberales han dejadO de
ser liberales para convertlrse
en- antilibera es; los pOpulare3
carecen de popularidad Y los
conservadOres no han podldo
c0nservar ell vigor y la "decen-
cia politica" que fuera su ca
r~acteristica cuando surgieran
a la vida publica.
Ninguno de los tres partidos
t:ene ell PRESTIGE suficiente pa
ra gobernar, con ell respeto de
la mayoria de los cubanos, 81
ell Pre8idente renunciara o una
revolution 10 'tirara" del pc
der.
Hoy, como aver, seguim0s
opinando que ell Oral. Macha-
DO prestarfa I'm extraOrdinari0
Servicio a su pals, renunciando
caba hoy, como
aver, seguimos opinando que
i Oral. Menocal es tan impo-
pular como ell Oral. MachadO,
a quien tratara de arrancar las
La gaceta., 1932-05-19

IVA a estallar otra revolu-
ci6n en- Cuba?
Personals que dicen estar
bien enteradas, sostienSn que
ell pueblo cubano, encadenado,
Sigue luchando para liberarse.
Los hombres que trabajan
eStan descontentos; los profe-
siorales Sc quejan de Su suerte
V de la crisis; los concentrates
temen a la quiebra y sc deses-
peran; ell azucar esta en- ell pun
to mas bajo de su historic Y to
do indica que los azucareros
americanos conseguiran que
de nuevo Sc lie aumenten los
derechos arancelarios, aunque
este ocasione la ruina compile
ia de Cuba.
Con la disminuci6n de las
importaciones, los ingresos de
las aduanas han bajado de
nuevo, "quebrantando" la prin
cipal fuente de recursos de la
r~ep1blica.
Ell gobierno no tiene dinero
Y no tiene popularidad; ell CO.
bierno Sc mantiene castigando
duramente a los que lie haren
oposici6n, pero ell pueblo sigue
debatiendose y protestando.
La crisis economical es la mas
peligrosa dificultad del regi-
men de Machado, aunque otra
cosa Sc afirme.
Continuara ell gobierno 81
lenciando a los inconformes,
encarcelandolos; pero 81 no
cumple sus compromises con
los banqueros de New York,
entonces.... tendra que inclinar
la cabeza y, rendirse.
Sin dinero y sin popularidad
es possible gobernar?
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
SOCIALES

la Srta. Velia Martinez.
Los hermanos Vilches re-
presentaran Gun Gallego en- la
Habana.'
Felicitamos de antemano a!
DR.. Parsons M. Garcia, por el
amend programa o~rganizado
por la Sociedad de que es dig
no Director.
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
Bale de las flores

En- ell hermosO palacete de
Ia avenida de Nebraska y ca
gc Palm, Sc efectuara Ell pro
ximo sabado, dfa 21, ell tradi-
cional Bale de ks Flores, or
garizado por la ent~siasta Sec
ci6n de Recreo Y Adorno del
Centre Asturiano.
Su secretario amablemente
nos ruega recordemos a los Sc
nores socios la presentation
del Garnet Y del recibd cores
pondiente como requisites in
dispensables para tener acceso
al salon.
La gaceta., 1932-05-19
Los MANUFACTURERS
NO HAN PODIDO ABRrR
FABRTCAS f. n OTROS
PUEBLOS

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La gaceta., 1932-05-19
Juventud Hispana

Esta noche tendra lugal en-
e edificio social de West Tam
pa la toma de possession de la
nueva DirdAtiva de la Juv@-
tud Hispanf del CentSo Espa-
mol, festejak dose Ell acto cor
una fiesta bsilable.
Para la d ha sido con.
trataaa ~ Ndirige
ell conocs Ma