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Bismarck Stands
To Benefit from
Housing Proposal
Something to Start On

People who desire to construct new
homes must have lot on which to
build, or money, or both. Probably
both. II they can meet this require
ment they are in position to 60
ahead. The banks will meet them half
way. Building material dealers and
contractors will meet them more than
half way.
Some folks are figuring on it now
and stand to make profit If and
when things come back to normal.
according to the building material
men. Prices now are as low as they
have been in the past and as low as
they ever will be again
When the lumber code went into
effect prices went up, but this situa-
ton was changed by a code revision.
effective July 20. In an effort to
stimulate home building. prices were
revised downward and are now at a
relatively low level. Building men
expect them to be stable for the next
six months or SO, but see little chance
for them ever to 60 much lower.
The labor situation is conducive to
lcw-cost building. Many local artisans
still are unemployed and willing to
work at reasonable wages. Contrac-
tors are not figuring on large profits
because Of keen competition.
In the days Of the l928-29 building
boom. it was estimated tnat the actual
construction Of a modern. bungalow
type home cost about $1,000 a room,
including equipment. The present cost
is somewhat less. probably between
$500 and 5000 a room.
Some Have the Idea
That money is available in Bismarck
for building is indicated by the fact
that material dealers report a few
"ribbles" from persons who are getting
cost figures. Whether or not this will
be translated into actual building re-
mains to be seen.
Meantime, here are few sugges-
tons for those who are contemplating
home remodeling Or repairing and
those who want to build.
First, check over what your home
needs and what you want to do. If
this city is normal, seven out Of every
10 homes need some work done on
them. This Is the average for the
ration as indicated by a recent survey.
Second, get a figure On the cost of
tie work from a reliable contractor.
Whether 1t is paint, carpentry work,
plumbing, electric work or any one Of
the scores OF things which must be
done around house. contractors will
be glad to look over the situation and
give you an estimate without cost.
The same is true with rev construc-
ton. Builders have sample plans
which are free, and contractors usual
~ are willing to give estimates on
them, although no one ever heard OF
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WHEAT QUOTAS FOR !.
nations ABANDONED
Deadlock Means "open Sea-
son" on Exports; Quarterly
Plan Advanced

London, Aug. 2l.-(P)-Attempts to
reach an agreement on export quotas
have been definitely abandoned by
the wheat conference.
This means the first "open season"
in wheat shipping since the 1894
wheat agreement was signed last Au-
gust, although during the year Russia
refused to accept her quota and Ar
gentina exceeded her allotment when
negotiations for an increase fell
through.
No meeting Of the full conference
was held Tuesday, although one had
been announced Tuesday in an official
communique. A committee, made
up Of representatives Of seven nations,
held a further meeting Tuesday to
work out details Of new agreement
which will be submitted to the govern
mentS.
A plan for a quarterly adjustment
of quotas, instead of the fixed annual
figure, is the chief feature Of the pro-
posal on which the subcommittee is
working but scheme to adjust these
quotas strictly on a basis of prices
prevailing in each quarter was aban-
doned for the time being.
The refusal of Argentina to accept
less than 100000 bushels coupled
with a favorable world wheat situa-
ton because Of the drouth led the
conference to abandon a plan for es-
tablishing annual quotas during this
session. A discussion Of the allotment
was postponed until November.
If all governments favor the quar-
terly scheme for quotas the question
will be taken up this fall. The second
quarter of the present crop year be-
gins November I.
Another meeting of the full confer
ence probably will be held tomorrow
to pass on new proposals before they
are submitted to the 81 governments
represented in the negotiations.
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Cummins Names NRA
Adjustment Board

Appointment of an MIRA adjustment
board to serve as an arbitration board
in the Grand Forks territory was an
nounced Tuesday by r. B. Cummins,
state compliance director.
Named on the board to which any,
one dissatisfied with NRA decisions
may appeal for arbitration were Rev.
Homer r. Harrington, chairman;
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sample plan being accepted without
some adaptation to meet the ideas o,
the prospective builder. The contrac'
tors will figure on them with what.
ever alterations you want.
Get the Facts Ready
Armed with cost figures on what
you want to do. sit down and figure
UP your personal balance sheet. List
what you have and what you owe and
your income. If you have ever bor-
rowed money at the bank you have
an idea of what will be asked. Jot
down the figures and tnen 60 to see
your banker.
He will give you statement to fill
cut, either one of his own devising or
one supplied by the government for
the convenience Of prospective builders
Tie showing you make there will de-
termine whether or not he grants you
a loan. # it is acceptable and you
appear able to pay the debt you want
to contract. he will give you the money
and his blessing besides.
Don't try to chisel the banker or
building and loan men. Some OF them
weren't SO smart when they invested
in insult stock and Bolivian bonds but
they do know real estate values. They
may even give you some sound advice
or how much to pay for lot, where
would be a good place to build and
Incidental information which may
come in handy.
II you never have dealt with a
banker before, don't be afraid. They
really are quite likeable gentlemen
and they feel better at night If they
have helped a worthwhile citizen to
get started on his own home. Even
if they tell you to go back and save
some more money before trying to
build. they will do 1t in a nice way.
The interest to be charged on home
repair or new building loans is only
five per cent. 1nstallments on repair
loans are spread out over 81 months
longer on special showing as to need
Repair loans are limitea to $4,000.
Terms to Suit
There is limit on loans for new
homes, too, but that need not interest
anyone in Bismarck. 1t is far over
the amount most local people would
want to borrow. On new homes, too
the time granted for payment is
longer. The governments idea is tc
encourage building and its slogan
night well be terms to suit"
There isn't any red tape to it. One
local expert, who expects to make
loans and doesn't expect to lose any
money either. remarked that's the
beauty about 1t. It is the simplest
thing the government ever has put
cut"
Information obtained from the FRS,
National and Dakota National banks
the Bismarck Building and Loan as.
ISOLATION and the First Federal Saw
irgs and Loan association Of Bis
marck, supports the financial infor
nation in this article. Local building
material men and contractors supple.
DATA bearing on their businesses. tn
| rest came from perusal Of information
sent out by the government.
II anyone wants to build q hous
he has an unparalleled opportunit,
now.
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Jack Hammelsmith, employe repre-
sentative, and w. w. Blaine, employer
representative.
This board will have its headquar-
tiers in Grand Forks. There is a state
headquarters in Bismarck, and two
additional boards will be named at
Fargo and Minot as soon as the per-
sonnet Is completed, Cummins said.
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GENERAL CONDITIONS

A low pressure area extends from
the southern Rocky Mountain region
northeastward to Ontario tAmarillo
2980) while high pressure area
overlies the Far Northwest KAN
loops 30.32). Scattered showers have
occurred from the eastern Rocky
Mountain slope eastward to the Mis-
sissippi Valley, but the weather is
mostly fair in all sections this morn
ing. Temperatures are moderate
throughout the northern and central
districts.
Bismarck station barometer. inch
Is: 1922. Reduced to sea level, 1898.
Missouri river stage at a. M: -1.9
IT. 24-hour change, -0.1 IT.
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COOltI IOIlleut.
For North Da-
kota: Fair to-
night and We'd
nesday: slightly
cooler tonight.
For South Da:
kota: Fair to-
night and We'd
nesday: slig h t ! y
cooler tonight.
For Montana :
Generally fair
tonight and We'd
neSday: coole I
southeast tonight,
warmer east por-
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PRECIPITATION

For Bismarck station:
Total this month to date ..... "a
Normal. this month to date -. l28
Total. Jan. LIST to date ....... SOS
Normal. Jan. lst to date .1249
Accumulated defcy. to date 49,. 6.64
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AZ part Of q recent Royal Air Force
display at Hendon. England. . group
Of crack aviators played . game Of
ninepins from the air. Giant pins
were set up at intervals across the
field and the flyers attempted to
knock them down with small practice
bombs.
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A motorcycle manufacturer has
equipped his product with front wheel
suspension resembling the "knee &C.
ton" devices used on many automo-
biles.
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rector Of the North Dakota Tubercu-
iosis association; Arthur z. Thompson,
superintendent Of public instruction;
and DR.. Maysil williams, state health
officer.
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sHallelujai'' Is . popular European
name tor the wood sorel, Of the
gsranium family: this name Is due 10
tho fact that the plant flowers be-
tween Easter and Whitsuntide.
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The CCC has constructed 1907
bridges Of various types and plans
2,67S more. Vehicular bridges totaled
$40 Of this amount.
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WEATHER IN OTHER STATES
ui0h. rvr,-

k1lBIl~ LOW
est est Pct.
Amarillo. Tex. cldy 100 Is 90
Boise. Idaho. clear. SO So 90
Calgary. Alta, cldy -. n SO 90
Chicago, ILL.,. clear 80. 66 81 90
Denver. Colo. pcldy -. 80 81 90
Des Moines, Ia, pcldy rs go 90
Dodge City, Kas., cldy SO 81 .08
Edmonton. Alta, clear 66 AZ .16l
Havre. Mont. cldy -. 80 81 .08
Helena, Mont. pcldy !. 81 Sc 90
Kamloops. B. c., pcldy "a 50 90
Kansas City, Mo-, clear 66 GO "a
Lander. Wyo.. clear -. 80 46 90
Medicine Hat, A., cldy !. "A 81 .O2l
Miles City. Mont. pcldy 86 So 90
Modena, Utah. pcldy :. sc Sc .16
No. Platte, Neb.. clear "a 81 90
Oklahoma City, O., rain l04 81 90
Pr. Albert. Sask., cldy 70 48 90
Qu'Appelle, Sas., pcldy Is a 90
Roseburg, Ore, clear !. 80 So .00l
st. Louis. Mo-, rain -. 78 81 .16
Salt Lake City. u, clear 80 60 .O0l
s. 8. Marie. Mich. cldy IS As .00I
Seattle, Wash, clear :. q 81 .00i
Sheridan. Wyo., clear 86 ~ .00|
Sioux City. Ia, pcldy 70 90 DOL
Swift Current. s., pcldy q 46 90
The Pas. Man., cldy -. 68 50 "a
Toledo. Ohio, clear -. 70 Sc 90
Winnemucca, New. clear 06 so 90
Winnipeg, Man, pcldy "a 81 90
Boston ............... " - .W
OulutN .......ss.sss... ~ d 10
New Orleans .......... 90 30 90
New York ............. 81 So 90
Miami ................. 88 30 90
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GVOIT NtUI1eSUhy.
Minnesota--FairT Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, cooler tonight.
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to
Convene in Bismarck

Problems encountered in education
al work in North Dakota's schools will
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Weather Report
FORECASTS

For Bismarck and vicinity: Fail
tonight and Wednesday: slightly
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
SCHACHT DARA A COMO
GER SU NUEVO PLAN E.


Berlin, sep. 14,-En visperas
de la exposition al pals del nue.
yo plan econ6mico del DR.. HAL
mar Schacht, la Oficina del Ira
bajo anunci6 que el nGmero de
personals sin trabajo inscriptas
en- ell registro del gobierno ha
disminuido en- $4,000 durante ell
mes de agosto. FL total de hom
bres sin trabajo qued6 reducido
a 1898, 900, cuando era de
3,772, 900 en- enero de 1884 y de
5000, 900 en- enero de 1888.
Ese resultado que Sc califica
como el mejor de todas las ma
clones del mundo, proportional
mente, lleva a la evidente con-
clusi6n de que Alemania podra
salir por 81 misma de la depre-
sion economical, sin ayuda finan
ciera del extranjero y aun fren-
te a la oposici6n e%xtranjera.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
CONCEDIDA UNA MESADA
AL MARlDO

Guthrie, Oklahoma. sep. IA.
Ell juez Freeman K, Miller re
solvi0 que la esposa de Elmer
P. Robinson pague a este una
mesada temporal mensual de
$50 y 500 para honorarios dc
abogado, en- la demanda de di-
vorcio establecida por ell hom-
bre.
Robinson dice que 81 hacia ell
almuerzo y lavaba la ropa, y
que ell unico consuelo que reci-
bia era escuchar a su mujer
cuando esta lie informaba como
habia m~anejado a sus dos ante
riores maridos.
La mujer solicit6 primera-
mente ell divorcio, alegando que
ed marid0 no podia mantenerla.
Contrajeron matrimonio en- di-
30 de 1888.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

Una muy apreciada carta de
nuestro querido amigo Sebas-
|tian Casal (Chano), encargado
del departamento de escogida
de la fabrica de Cuesta y Rey,
va a continuation.
Dice: Con mucho gusto, por
~tratarse de un fin noble y ele-
vado, tomo la palabra para dar
mi opinion sobre la campana
que tn iniciaste, amigo Mantei-
ga, sobre la adquisici6n de la
finca "Columna Park" para to-
daS las sociedades latinas.
"Por mi parte estoy dispues-
to a que esa finca Sc compre pa
ra recreo de todos a~quellos, sin
distinction de nacionalidades y
regionalismos, que tUvimos la
suerte 0 desgracia de emigrar
a terra extrana. Para que por
10 menos podamos estar juntos
un dia, confraternizando, y re-
!cordando al son de la Gaita, la
Guitarra, etc, la juventud per-
dida, que Sc fue y no volvera.
En- la sfiestas de las distintas
schedules, verificadas en- los
ultimos amos, Sc ha contractor
nizado. En- todas RENO la mas
sincera algeria y buena fe.
70 deseo que las sociedades
!cooperen para que podamos te-
ner un lugar donde reunirnos a
|festejar ell santo de cualquier
miembro de la familia.
Sin mas por hoy, Sc dsspide
tn amigo,
Sebastidm Casal.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
Ell GOBIERNO P 0 UNA
TASA DE $1,000 DOLARES
A LOS COMERCIANTES DE
LICORES

Atlanta, Sept. 14.-El 60
bierno federal ha ordenado
una tasa de mil pesos a todos
los concentrates de licores.
Muy pocos c0merciantes, en-
opinion de las autoridades To-
Gales, estan en- disposition de
pagan csc nuevo impuesto.
La orden les permite seguir
Operando hasta II de Julio del
an0 que viene.
FL cObrO de ese impuesto en-
estados que, como Georgia,
conservan su status de secos,
crea un curioso problema judi
cial que ha sido ampliamente
discutido por los abogados y "a
gentes de los impuestos inter-
nos.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
HUNGRIA HA DISMINUIDO
SU DEFICIT

Ginebra sep. 14.-En ell in
forme del comite de finanza dc
la Liga de Naciones, relaciona-
do con Hungria, Sc dice que es-
ia naci6n ha consegido rebajar
su deficit desde 81, 600, 900 de
"pengoes" a solo 38,000,O00.
La posici6n economical gene
raj del pals, particularmente en-
el asunto de la production in
dustrial y | areserva de carbon,
contin1a mejorando, aunque no
han mejorado 10 sdep6sitos y
cuentas corrientes en- los ban
cos.
Contra este Sc cita ell hecho
de que la cosecha de trigo no
pasara de 100000 de quinta-
les, comparable con la del ano
pasado, que monte a &c, 900
Las cosechas de maiz y p~atetas
son mas abundantes que las de
1893.
La sexportaciones de los pri-
meros 7 meses ascendieron a
215,000yOO0, comparadas con
1910, 600, 900 ell ano pasado.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
PEDIDA LA MEDIACION
DE SACASA

Managua, sep. 14.-El Oral.
Anastasio Somoza, jafe de la
guardia nacional, ha pedido al
.presidente Juan B. Sacasa in
.tervenga para arbitrar las d.
ferencias entire la Central Anne
rican Power, una corporation
americana, y ell Distrito Fede-
raj de Managua.
La disputa es ell resultado de
'un reciente cOntrato por medic
del cual la empresa Sc obligaba
a rebajar la tarifa a los consul
midores. Los c~onsumidores ale
gan que la tarifa es ahora ma
.yor que antes de Ia firma del
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
LOPEZ QUEDO EN- LlBER-
TAD

Fianza de $4,000 presto aver
ell Sr. NJ. Lopez, uno de los in
dividuos acusados de haber to-
mado parte en- ell robo de la ca
ia de caudales del teatro Ritz,
Otros dos de los acusados, a
los cuales Sc maltrato en- Jack
sonville, para que confesaran,
sin que la policia 10 consiguie-
ra, Sc encuentran en- la carcel
del condado y Sc nombran Ar
temio Perez y Antonio Prelle-
20.
La GAIA del teatro, segun ell
Sr. Creek, ell administrator,
contenia 81 900 EN- plata y billie
les y $1,000 en- joyas.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
LOS E~STUDIANTES LUCIA
RAN POR LAS REIVINDI-
CACIONES NACIONALES

Habana, sep. 14.-El alum
nado de la Universidad conce-
do aver un pIazo de ~ horas
para que Sc atiendan las recla-
maciones hechas por ell Frente
UnicO.
I'm manifesto de los estu-
diantes circul6 en- hOras de la
Mariana.
Los alumnos del Institute Sc
apartaran del Frente Unico,
constituyendo un comite de lu-
cha.
La Escuela de Musica tonic
acuerdos demandando tambi6n
las reivindicaciones de los uni
v%ersitarios
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

La primera adhesion escrita
que recibimos para la que con-
sideramos buena obra de ad-
quirir LA Columna''.
va sabemos que Luisito L6-
PEI, JESUS Fernandez, Baldome-
70 Fernandez Y Ramon Fernan
DEE Rey apoyan colurosamente
ell plan.
Esperamos que pOr escrito
esos amigo sden a conocer sus
opiniones, en- beneficio de las
sociedades y de la comunidad.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Una carta del DR.. Grau San Martin. = La demo-
cracia inglesa. Sebastian Casal desea Sc
adquiera LA Columna."

Una carta que mucho estlma-
mos, escrita por ell DR.. Ramon
Grau San Martin, expreslden-
te de Cuba y ell mas popular de
los cubanos candidates a la pre-
sidencia, honra esta secci6n.
Sr. Victoriano Manteiga,
Director de La Gaceta.
Tampa, Fla.
Muy estimado amigo: LOS
mdltiples trahajos que me he
visto precisado a realizar dss-
de mi llegada a esta asi como
mi reciente operation, me han
impedido tener ell gusto de acu-
sar recibo de su carta y signifi-
earle ell verdadero placer que he
tenido en- leer los concentrates
tan atinados y conscientes que
siempre Gentlemen sus "Chun-
gas Y Nc Chungas". No va des-
de que recibo ell periodico en- es-
ia ciudad, sino durante nueStrO
exiIio en- Miami, como hube de
expresarle personalmente, STEM
pre- he tenido placer en- recorrer
la secci6n que listed escribe, y
tuve mucho gusto en- conocerle,
personalmente, y hablar con US
ted a raiz de su reciente vista
a esta."
"Mucho lie agradezco las fra
ses de encomio que me dedica Y
que aprecio tanto mas cuanto
que provienen de uno, como US
ted, que conoce a fondo ell signi-
ficado de la palabra."
"Muchas gracias ,nuevamen-
tie, y 81 en- algo puedo servirle
por esta, mande como quiera a
suyo afmo. amigo"
Ramon Grdu San Martini"
Ell hombre que Cuba necesi-
ia, no por esta carta que ha te-
nido la exquisite amabilidad de
mandarnos.
iFrente a la dura realidad
del momento, con Batista de die
tabor "indirecto' Y Mendieta
desistiendo los caprichos de Ia
politica militarista, ell DR.. Grau
es la esperanto, la legftima es-
peranza del cubano civico y de-
mocrata.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

ALA en- Hyde Park, Londres,
Sc reunieron f~ascistas en- una
esquina y comunistas en- otra.
La policia tom6 posiciones Y
do permiso a los oradores para
que Sc despacharan a su gusto.
Ell hombre de camisa roja in
suite al de camisa negra y vi
ceversa.
Las palabras duras, ofensi-
vas, ell aire las arrastr6...
La democracia inglesa man
tiene que todos los ciudadanos
tienen derecho a emitir sus
ideas.
Esa es la 'tesitura' que noso
tros pedimos para la democra-
cia americana.
iQue STEM re habra tempo
de ~castigar a los que recurran
a la violencia, atropellando ell
derecho de sus c2mpatriotas!
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

Washington, sep. 14.-An-
te ell comite investigator del Sc
nado Sc entregaron aver nue.
vas evidencias relacionadas con
ell otorgamiento de contracts.
Alfredo J. Miranda, presiden-
tie de la American Arms Corpo-
ration, de New York, declare
que IN funcionario del departa-
mento de estado lie habia aeon
sejado obtuviera un interdicto
judicial contra ell gobierno para
someter a prueba ell bando del
presidente Roosevelt prohibien-
do embarqueS de armas y NUM-
clones a Bolivia Y ell Paraguay.
La American Arms Corpora
ton exportaba armas a Bolivia.
I'm funcionario de csc depar-
tamento declare despues de Mi
randa, asegurando que este ha-
bia faltado a la verdad.
Lo dicho por ell p%residente de
esa compania aparece en- una
carta escrita Ell dia 9 de JUNO.
La American Armament Corp
e sagente en- 10 Estados Unidos
de la compania inglesa Solely e.
Co, Ltd, y esta dispone de ma
terial it'll para guerra y revo-
luciones, con un valor de $50,
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
SOC1EDAD DE AMIGOS DE
LA AMERICA CENTRAL

Madrid, sep. 14.-Se ha cons
tituido aqui la Sociedad Amigos
de C~entro-America, que Sc pro-
pone mejorar las va existentes
relaciones comerciales e inteIec
tuales entire las rep1blicas de
esa parte del continente ameri-
cano y la Rep1blica Espanola.
Ell cuerpo directive de la nue.
va association esta compuesto
por las siguientes personals
Laudelino Moreno, p~residente y
catedratico de la Escuela Su-
perior de Concrete; Luis Re
casens Siches, vice-presidente
" catedratic9 de la UniVersidad
Central; RodOlfo Baron Castro,
secretario general; Prudencio
Sayagues, tesorero; vocaIes,
Antonio Rodriguez Monino,
Centeno Guell y Ricardo Casta-
media Paganini.
Baron es salvadoreno, Guell
costaricense y Castaneda Pa
ganini guatemalteco: Los de-
mas son natives de Espaha.
La intenci6n de los organi-
zadores es ofrecer conciertos,
exposiciones y conferencias.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
La investigation de las actividades de
los mercaderes de municiones

600. ESa empreSa en- su cores
~pondencia decia estar informa-
da de que la se~cretaria de la
guerra disponia de un sobrante
de 100000 uniformes y motra-
ba interes por la adquisici6n de
de 400, 900 uniformes y mostra-
En- una carta, de MARIO pa,
la Solely informaba a su agente
americana que habia obtenido
la noticia ,en fuente digna de
credito, de que Bolivia deseaba
comprar artilleria anti-aerea.
Por una carta de la Okura
Co, del Jap6n, a la Lockheed
Aircraft Co., encontrada en- ell
archivo de Miranda. ell comite
Sc enter6 de la venta de un mo-
delo Electra 10A, hecha por con
ducto de csc individuo, Sc anun
cia en- la carta la vista de los
japoneses T. Imai, captain M.
Hirose, ingeniero X. Saneyos-
XII Y teniente comandante Y. va
mazda.
Mas tarde Sc deseubri6 un
regalo de $4,000 para ell "jefe
del gabinete" del Brasil y una
orden anadiendo 1879 a un con-
trato hecho con Cuba, en- bene-
ficio de las parties interesadas".
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
DEL INGENIERO


Habana, Sept. 14.-Presen-
to aver su renuncia de interv IN
tor de la Compania Telefonica,
ell ingeniero Montolieu. La re-
nancia tiene caracter de ire.
vocable.
Montolieu dice que Sc opone
a las medidas de fuerza. FL DIR.
Pima, secretario del trabajo,
buscara ell sustituto.
Los huelguistas de esa en-
presa tiene perdida la esperan-
IA en- la actuacion del gobier-
no. AsA
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

iFe y Covadonga. Fe y CO.
vadonga!
iCorta la chaveta que da gus
to-!
Baldomero hizo que los moja-
dores sacudieran bien los ma
nojos.
La capa Sc halla tendida; la
tripa bien acondiciOnada...
Ell rezagad r eScogi6 bien ell
color y 4 tamano de las hojas,,.
JESUS Fernandez dirigira Ell
"torcido'', la 9erfecta elabora-
,ci6n....
liza vitola, Ia vitola del ano,
obtuvo va In cprobaci6n del Co.
mite Conjunto!
" la vitola quiere ponerla e.