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La gaceta., 1932-02-20
DEMANDA JUICIO IMPAIR
CIAL PARA CANNON

Washington, Feb. 20.-En la
camara el Representative Blan-
ton, de Texas, pidi6 aver un ira
to justo para el obispo James
Cannon, Jr. Replica este congre-
sista al discurso que ell jueves
pronunciara Ell representante
Tinkham, republican, de Massa
c%husets, contra quien ell Obispo
ha presentado un pleito recla-
mandole $500, 900. Tinkham lie
un desvergonzado viola
dor de la ley federal contra las
practicas corruptas, desafiando-
10 Il que Sc sometiera a un Jul
clio publico.
Blanton acus6 a su compane-
70 de haber actuad0 maIiciosa-
mentc contra el Obispo.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
PROTESTAS EN- Ell EX-
TRANJERO

Madrid, Feb. 20.-Han He
gado protestas del eXtranjero
contra ell decreto del ministro
de justicia prohibiendo a los
que no sean ciudadanos espa-
noles adquirir tierras en- la pc
n~insula, sin permiso del 60
bierno.
Aseg1rase que ell d~ecreto Sc
debe al deseo de impedir que
ricos extranjeros compren tie
rras en- Espana para luego
plantear dificultades cuando
ell gobierno trate de resolver ell
problema agrario.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
CITADA PARA SESSION EN-
EXTRAORDINARILY LA ASSAM
BLEA DE LA LIGA DE Ma
CLONES


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La gaceta., 1932-02-20
CANTERAS SIGUEN
PARALIXADAS

Habana, Feb. 2O.-Resuel-
to cl problema de los obreros
tr%anviarios queda ey pie ell de
los trabajadorcs de las cante-
ras de Toledo.
Aunquc Sc han hecho ges-
tones para solucionar este con
fIicto los obreros mantienen su
petici0n de que Sc mantengan
los antiques salaries y Sc les
de para Su trabaio la mejor
clase de explosives.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
LA CURTISS VENDERA SUS
INTERESTS A LA PAN
AMERICAN

Habana, Feb. 20-Acaba dc
anunciarse aqui que la compa-
MIA de aViaci6n Curtiss yendc-
IA a la Pan-American Always,
Inc. los intereses que tiene en-
Cuba. Conferencias rclaciona-
das con esta transaction Sc e.
fectuar0n aqui en- los dItimos
Aver lIegaron los senores
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
La bOdd de dnOche

Fua la contrayente la angeli-
cal senorita Margari.a Nald6s,
.quien unto sus destinos con ell
caballeroso j6ven Eloy Velasis
Estevez.
S. efectu6 ell enlace en la mo-
rada d. la tia de la novia, sonora
Estela Piniella, en- la Is ayenida
1913. habiendo representado a
Ia Ley en- su caracter de Notario
Pdblico, ell senior Sergio Alton
50.
Firmaron el acta matrimonial
los senores Victor Zapata y Jo-
Sc Yorreginante.
Tcdos los invitados fueron eX
mui@i'amente obsequiados.
Que los i6yenes esposos ten
gan una luna de MEL infinita
IS ell deseo del cronista.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
LAS GESTIONES EN- FAVOR
DE LOS D~EPORTADOS

Madrid, Feb. 20.-Elemen-
tos de distintas classes siguen
hacienda gestiones en- favor de
los jefes obreros que Sc encuen
tran a bordo del vapor Buenos
Aires y del canonero Canovas
del Castillo, en- Las Palmas, Is
las Canarias.
Pruebas Sc han presentado
al gobierno para demOstrar
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
LOS EMPLEADOS PUB1ICOS
Sc OPONDRAN A LA RE
BAJA DE SUELDOS

Madrid, Feb. 20.-Los en-
pleados pdblicos vienen hacien
do g~estiones para impedir que
Sc lie Iebajen los sueldos, segdn
aparece en- los nuevos presu-
puestos del gobierno.
E. sindicato de empleados
celebrara una gran asamblea
dentro de ocho dias y los asuer
dos que Sc tomen seran presen
tados al primer ministro.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
DERROTADOS LOS CHINOS
EN- LA M~ANCHURIA

Chang Chun, Manchuria, Feb
20.-Durante tres hOras 500
chinos combatieron por
aAaSesi6n del pueblo de Tun-
hua,y estrategico en- la pro-
vincia de&Kirin, pero fueron re-
.chazados con GRANTEES bajas. Los
japonWSes t@uvieron tres muertos
y doce heridos Y pareci6 durante
atg1n tempo que no iban a po-
der %contener ell ataque de los in
yasores. pero arribaron refuer-
nos y ademas aeropIanos que DIES
de el aire combatieron a los Chi
nos.
Tropas japonesas habian siM
enviadas recientemente a Kjrin
para manSnhar ell dominic del
ferrocarA rTunhua, cons
truido por S~Ehinos en- ell Sur
de la Manchuria.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
LA HUELGA DE LA INDUS
TRIA T~ABACALERA

Habana, Feb. 20.-Continda
la huelga de la industrial taba-
calcra. manteniendo los traba-
jadorcs sus puntos de vista,
contrarios a una nueva rebaja
en- los sueldos Y jornales.
Siguc haciendose preston
con ell comitG coniunto de la
industrial para que este acep-
te, o recomiende aceptar, la
proposition del abogado Cana
tho fijando en- un 10 por cien-
10 la rebaja de precios.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
En- 81 casa

boy la no.icia, que habri de
ser recibida con verdadara ale
gria. de que el conocido caba-
Hero Y muy amigo de esta casa.
senior Antonio Mesa, ha aban-
donado e. Sanatorio. Y hoy Sc
encuentra de nuevo en- su re
sidencia de la Gale 13 y 10 ave
nida, dentro de un periodic de
intensa mejoria.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
w


Ddble programme hoy on 81
principal teatro de Ybor: LA
Hiia del Dragon" yNEI Secreto
del Sheriff.
En- la primera un viejo man
DARN chino utiliza la beIIeza dc
su hiia, que es baiIarina, para
para seducir a un j6ven sobre eI
cual quiere tomar venganza por
aPravios que le hicieron sus ma
yores. La muchacha ,vencida
por el amor, traiciona los prop6
sitos del padre y paPa con su
vida la salvation de su amado.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

John f. Trippe. H. E. Talbot
y Tom b. Doe. de la Pan Anne
rican y companies afiliadas, a
inSpeccionar las propiedades
de la Curtiss en- Rancho Boye-
ros.
Manana domingo llegara ell
presidente de la Curtiss, COM
pania que yiene prestando SER
vicio de pasajeros y correspor
dencia a Isla de Pinos y toda
la R~epublica.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
LA D~EROGACION DE LA
LEY DE DEFENSA DE LA
REPUBLICA

Madrid, Feb. 20.-Todo in
dica que extremists Y cat6,i-
cos uniran sus esfuerzos para
pedir en- la Asamblea Nacio-
nal la derogaci6n de la ley de
defensa de la Republica.
Los peri6dicos cat6licos sos
tienen la tests de que 81 eXiste
una constitution los derechos
garantizados por esta deben
ser respetados por complete.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
Bale dc Corndr0I

Bale de Cornarol
Lo verificara esta noche la
enaltecida institution Centre
Espanol de Ybor.
De caracter social, teniendo
derecho a la entrada los MEM
bros de la lBen6fica y de la
Juventud Hispana.
No Sc han extendido invita-
clones, con exception, desde lue-
go, de los representatives del
Cuarto Poder.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
TONIC POSSESSION Ell PRESI-
DENTE DE La ARGENTINA


Habana, Feb. 2o.-La lcga-
tj6u de Cuba en- Ia Argentina
ha notificado a. gobierno ha-
Der tornado possession de la pre-
sidencia de esa Republica el
Oral. Agustin P. Justo, conser-
yadcr, elec;o Ell los comicios
del pasado Noviembre.
Hasta hoy por la manana
vino ejerciendo la presidential,
con caracter provisional, ell
Oral. Jose Francisco Uriburu,
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
ESPERASE AL MINISTRO Dr.
ESTADO

Madrid, Feb. 20.-De, luneS
al MATES Sc espera ell regreso
de Don Luis Zulueta. miniStro
de estado espanol. que Sc en-
cuentra en- Ginebra presidien-
do la delegation espanoIa a la
conferencia del desarme.
Hace pocos dias regres6 ell
ministro de Marina, que tam
bien forma parte de Ia repre-
sentaci6n espanola en- Cine :
bra.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
Dr.. Julio Garillo

Dr.. Julio Gduilo
M6dico Naturocatico, muy
querido en- nues.ra colonia, ha
sido elevado al pussto de medico
de vista del Sanatorio del Cen
tro Espanol.
Pueden decir los socios del
Centre que estan de placemes.
Nosotros felicitamos al esti-
mado j6ven deseandole continue
dos exitos.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
Operado

Aver por la manana fue So
metido a una orsraci6n por ell
director del Sanatorio del Cen
tro Asturiano, DR.. Frank Costa,
el j6ven Luis Alvarez, sobrino
del director de nuestro colega
LA Voz", Sr. Joaquin Alvarez
Soils. =
Hoy voivera al hogan de sus
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
EN- LOSIoN DE UNA BOMBA

Habana, Feb. 20.-Otra
bomba fne lanzada aver en- es-
Ia capital rccibiendo heridas
tres personals, entire elias un
policia.
Como en- otros muchos casos,
Ia persona que lanz6 la bomba
no ha podido ser encontrada.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20

En- la Sociedod Sjcilid
Hav una fiesta en- parspectiVa
en- esta sociedad.
Sc trata de IN Cabaret, cuya
fccha ha sid fiiada para la no.
che del dia q del mes en- curse.
Sc lie entregaran dos premios
a la pareja que mejor bale ell
Son Y a la que juegue con deli
cado estilo q "No Yo".
Formaran Ell iurado 10 seno-
res representatives de los peri6-
dicos de la localidad.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
Function

Esta anunciada para mana
ma, a las ocho y media de la no
che, en- ell teatrito de los obre-
ros. en- la Octava avenida.
Sc anuncia un magnifico y
bien seleco;onado programa.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
Las mdtinees de mdHdnd

Las mdtineeS de mdHdnd
Sc efectuaran en- las sOcieda-
des Circulo Cubano. con la or
questa Broadway Collegians, Y
en- ell Centre Asturiano con Dick
Coy.
Daran comienzo a las cuatro
V media Y Sc terminaran en- no.
ras de la nOche.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
Ell NUEVO GABINENE AR
GENTINO

Buenos Aires, Feb. e0.-To-
mo hoy possession el nuevo pre-
sidcnte de la Repdblica, GIal.
Agustin j. Justo, quien din !
la prcnsa la lista de su gabinys
tie.
~Leopo!do Meio, prominente
aboRado, d~esempenara el mi
nist0'io del interior; Saavedra
Lamas, ministro de negocios
extranjefos; Alberto Hueyo,
ministro de hacienda; Antonio
de Tomaso, ministro de agri,
cuItura; coronel Manuel Rodri
gueZ, ministro de La guerra;
captain Pedro Casal, ministro
dcmaina; obras pGblicas, Ma
nuel X. de Alvarado y Justicia
e instruction, Manuel de lrion
do.
Melo fuG candidate contra
TriQoyen en- las elecciones de
1923,
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
CARTA CABLEGRAFlCA De ESPANA

que muchos de los deportados
no inrervinieron para NADIA en-
los des6rdenes de Barcelona =!
otras ciudades.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20

La gran opera "SyenQali",
con John Barrymore, desfila
hoy por la par.a ALA del nuevo
t<atro de Ybor City.
"Svengali" esta reputada CO.
mo eli mayor esfuerzO artist
co de la Warner Bros.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
TERMINO LA HUELGA DE
PROTESTA

Madrid, Feb. GOA huel-
ga de prctesta de los obreros
sindicalistas de Cartagena ha
terminado. FL proceso contra
ell sindicalista Mateo, que Sc
batiera a tiros con la guardia
civil, sera pasado a la Audien-
ella.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20

Muy pronto volyera a ocup5r-
Sc de sus asuntos habituales.
Que este no Sc demore es 10
que anhelamos.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20


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La gaceta., 1932-02-20

81 los dem6cratas nominal
para la presidencia a Franklin
d, Roosevelt, Hoover no pasa-
IA otros cuatro amos en- la Ca
sa Ranca.
iPor que no hacer a la ma
ci6n cl favor de librarla de
Hoover, nominando a Roose-
cit Y e.igiGndolo para la pre-
sidencia?
Roosevelt, el invalido, seria
un .presidente sensible, uno
compenetrado con la terrible
situacion de los obreros sin ira
baj0, no Un hombre a 10 Hoo
YER, que TODD 10 espera de "1a
iniciativa pr~ivada," mientras
los pobres Sc "sumergen' en- la
eXtrema miseria.
Aporte su esfuerzo para To-
grar la nomination del actual
gobernador de New York y ell
pueblo americana Sc 10 agra
decera.
Al Smith, Baker Y Gardner
no son candidates de triunfo.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20
CHUNGAS Y NO CHI]NCAS

NiSitapdo a Cuba, Clark He
well, dueno del peri6dico AT
lanta Constitution" discurri0
aSi: I'm pals como Cuba que
ha vendido su azucar a cuatr0
centavoS cuando un mayor pre-
clio podia haber sido pagado,
merece ser tratado con verda-
dera consideration por Esta
dos Unidcs."
No opinan asi los remola-
cheroS de Utah y los cane
ros' de Luisianna y la Florida.
A la industrial azucarera Gu
bana lie han puesto los dedoS
al cuello Y va tiene la lengua
fuera de la boca, aunque no ha
cesadc de luchar para vivir.
Todos los eSfuerzos de los "a
mcricanoS Sinceros amigos de
Cuba Sc han eStrellado contra
ell feroz "proteccionismo" de
mandado per los fabricanteS
de azdcar de este pals.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20

Charles M. Durrance, de
Jacksonville, uno de los mas
fuertes candidates al puesto
de gobernador de la Florida.
La gaceta., 1932-02-20

FL Oral, los Coroneles Y 81
eX-Embajador, que tambi6n es
%coronel, han publ;cado I'm
manifesto en- Ia Habana, pi-
diendo Sc devuelvan a los Gu
banos los derechoS que la cons
tituci6n les reconoce.
A estas hcras va ell General
Dictator habra Ieido ell 'docu-
mento' de la oposici6n, oomen
tandolo asi: A mi Sc me com
bate en- la manigua, con las ar
mas, no con papelitos.
Y emo ell General y los co
roneles fueron los protagonis-
tas del "papelazo' de Pinar
del Rio, los amigos de On. &c
rardo v%isitaron a este Y carl
nosamente, en- estilo de qua
taqueo criollo," lie diran: Esos
Sc la quieren ganar a listed,
General, con manifiesticos y
t%onterias; esos que deben a
USED su libertad, los aga
chaos" de Pinar del Rio.
Reira el General y hara sa-
Der a IA oposici6n que 81 Sc
"eXtralimita' y no respeta al
poder executive de la repGbli-
ca, la Cabana o IsIa de Pi-
mes servira de "refugio" a los
proto>tantes.
Hyder weekly herald., 1932-08-13
Fish Creek Trail Repairs
 Completed This Week

Extensive repairs to the For est Service trail up Fish Creek were completed this week by B. B. Smith, Wm. McGrew, Sid. Anderson and Al. Phillips under an authorization of the Forest Service trail bureau. The work was done under the supervision of T. H. Evans, loc- al representative of the Bureau of Public Roads.
 The work included the re- placement of two log bridges near the Mountainview prop erty, one 38 feet long, the other 136 feet. About 1l2 miles of new trail was also built above the Tonkin cabin and the en- tire trail brushed out. The work included about 1000 feet of corduroy at various points.
 The Forest Service author ized an expenditure of $500 for the work and, judging from the amount of work done, cer- tainly got their moneys worth, as compared to the usual gov ernment work. Which in turn makes one wonder why the government does not see the wisdom of giving all such work to the old timers of this and other Alaska districts, as they invariably turn in more and better work for the money than is given by the professional contractors.
Hyder weekly herald., 1932-08-13
Re gistered Mail Rates Increase

Recent amendments to the postal regulations provide for substantial increases in the charges for registering and in- surfing mail matter, and also require a declaration by the mailer of the actual value of registered and insured matter, according to postal advices re- ceived by Postmaster Oren F. Hill. The registry charges are based upon the actual val ue of the article registered, as is also the indemnity that will be paid in the event of loss.
 For registry indemnity of not more than $5 the fee is now 5 cents; if exceeding $5 but not exceeding $25, Is cents; ex- ceeding $25 but not exceeding $50, 20 cents; exceeding $50 but not $75, 25 cents; exceed ing $75 but not $100, 30 cents. Ten cents is charged for each additional $100 up to $500. Above the latter sum and up to 1000 indemnity value the rate is 5 cents for each addit- ional $100.
 Postmasters are authorized to refuse acceptance of articles offered for registry when there is reason to believe that the full value has not been declared by the mailer and may also de- mand proof of the value of an article. If this is denied they may refuse to accept the art icle offered for registry.
Hyder weekly herald., 1932-08-13
Hcw Home Loan Bank
 Bill Will Operate

In reply to queries by a num- Der of readers regarding the manner in which the recently enacted Home Loan Bank Bill will operate in the relief of home owners, we submit the following explanation received from the Alaska Delegates of fee in Washington:
 The purpose of the bill is to establish a series of discount banks for home mortgages, performing a function o r home owners somewhat similar to that performed in the con- mercial field by the Federal Reserve Banks through their discount facilities. There are to be 8 to 12 such banks estab- lished in different parts of the country with a total capital of S125, 5,000,000, to be initially subscribed by the Reconstruct ion Finance Corpor a i Il. Building and loan associations, savings banks, insurance comp anies, etc., are to be eligible for membership in this system. The member institutions are re- quired to subscribe for stock of the home loan banks and to absorb gradually the capital and they may borrow from the banks upon their notes, to be secured by the collateral o1 sound home mortgages. The home loan banks are in turn to obtain the resources required by them through the issue of debentures and notes. These notes have back of them the ob- ligation of the members, the mortgages pledged as secur- ities of such obligations, and the capital of the home loan banks themselves. The deben- lures and notes thus will have a triple security.
Hyder weekly herald., 1932-08-13
M. :. Prince of Wales
 Is Nearly Wrecked

The former Hyder-Ketchikan mail vessel Prince of Wales, was badly holed by going on the rocks 10 miles north of Alert Bay on the B. c. coast last Saturday, according to press reports The vessel is now owned by Dr. l.. P. Dawes, of Juneau, and is operating be- tween that port and Seattle on a regular run. Eighteen pass engers and the crew of nine were rescued without injury. The vessel was expected to get off the rocks on the next high tide.
Hyder weekly herald., 1932-08-13
CANADIAN WARSH|P
 DUE HERE MONDAY

H. M. s. Skeena, one of the two vessels composing the Can adian Navy, is scheduled to ar rive here next Monday on a three day visit to the district.
 The exact time of the yes sells arrival is not known at the time of writing and prob ably will be announced later.
 Preparations for her recept- ion and the entertainment of the officers and crew are in the hands of a committee com- posed of representatives of the Stewart council, Board O f Trade, Canadian Legion, Moose lodge and other local organiz- ations including the Hyder Chamber of Commerce, which will be represented by MT Ern- est Blue, Hyder attorney.
 The entertainment program will include field sports for children and adults in Stewart the afternoon of August Is, followed by a dance in the North Star hall in the evening. During the following day a portion of the crew will be talk en on a trip to the Texas glac- fer and the officers will be en- tertained by Mrs. Bert Smith at Premier.
 From the available data it ap- pears that the Skeena is a yes sel of the destroyer type and carries a crew of about 150 of- ficers and men, under the com mand of Commander J. C.. Jones, R. c. N.
 The visit of the Skeena will be followed later in the month by a visit from H. M. s. Delhi, one of the large vessels of the British Navy and flagship of the commander in chief of the British West Indian squadron.
 The Delhi is scheduled to ar rive Friday, August 26 and will remain here until Monday, August 29. Extensive prepar- ations are being made for the reception and entertainment of the personnel, in which Hyder will also participate.
Hyder weekly herald., 1932-08-13
Liquor Violations Show
 Decrease In Jun e

Violations of the liquor laws in the First Division showed a marked decrease in June, as compared with May, according to the monthly statement of the U. $. Marshals office in Juneau. The total number of cases developing was 32, eight less than in the preceding month. Of the 32 cases, "A plead guilty and s not guilty. Of those pleading not guilty one was convicted by jury, 3 were dismissed and 4 were pending at the time of the re- port.
 There were 14 violations in Juneau, 12 in Ketchikan, 2 each in Haines and Petersburg, and one each in Craig and Sit ka.
 Total fines assessed amount ed to $2, Jail sentences az gregated 2 years, 9 months and 25 days.
Hyder weekly herald., 1932-08-13
Local Lady Is Contest Winner

Mrs. O. F. Hill, of the Hyder Drug Company, was among the number winning prizes in the big "Phony Alibi Contest" held recently by the True Story Magazine, for which a first prize of $500 was offered.
 Mrs. Hill was one of several dozen contestants whose sol ution of the "phony alibi" of fered by a character in a mys- tery tale won them a prize in the shape of a check for $5
 The magazines announce ment of the winners discloses that thousands of solutions were submitted, some of them by the best minds in the count ry, including noted scholars, judges, executives, and many others, hence Mrs. Hill is as- suredly entitled to be proud of her achievement.
Hyder weekly herald., 1932-08-13
COAL TAX WILL NOT
 AFFECT ALASKA IN 1882

Local coal users who have been apprehensive of an in- crease of $2 per ton in the price of coal next winter since the passage of the 1882 Revenue Act will doubtless be glad to learn that, owing to certain provisions of the Act, the inn post will not be applicable dur ing the present year, although it may be next year.
 It was expected that the tax would apply to coal imported from Canada into the United States and Alaska, the item in the Revenue Act reading as fol- lows:
 Coal of all sizes, grades, a n d classifications (except culm and duff), coke manu- factured therefrom, and coal or coke briquettes, 10 cents per 100 pounds"
 However, the law also pro- vides that the tax should not be imposed if during the preced- ing calendar year the exports of such articles from the Unit ed States to the country from which such articles may be im- ported have been greater in quantity than the imports into the United States from such country.
 The Treasury Department has informed the Alaska Dele gates office that more coal was exported from United States to Canada in 1881 than was shipped from Canada to the United States, hence there will be no duty on Canadian coal shipped to Alaska or the States during 1882, although this condition may be reversed next year.
Hyder weekly herald., 1932-08-13

Dr. George Hansen, of the Dominion Geological Survey, is camped at Georgia River and engaged in geologic ally mapping the territory adjacent to the head of that stream and across the divide to Tasting River.
Hyder weekly herald., 1932-08-13

The big Standard Oil tanker, Alaska Standard, arrived Mon- day evening with supply of oil and gasoline for the local Standard Oil agency. The yes sel remained here several hours before leaving for Ketch- ikan.
Hyder weekly herald., 1932-08-13

Miss Florence Olson, a sister of Mrs. Holger Johnson, ar rived Monday from Seattle on a two weeks visit.