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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20
CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS CAGE
TOURNEY WILL BE AT ARTHUR
cass County Town Will Be Host
at State Meet March
rs and ~

Stanton, N. D., Feb. 20.-(FeAn.
nouncement that the state basketball
tournament of the consolidated high
school league Of North Dakota viii
be held at Arthur, in Cas- county
was made here Tuesday by o. K
Cline. state secretary.
The tournament is set for March
is and II with Arthur the host tt
eight district championship teams tt
be selected In Journeys March 2 ane
IS.
Although most of the county tour.
naments will be conducted Februar,
% and a, some already are being
held because Of local conflicts.
Last minute enrollments are pour.
ing in, according to Cline who sale
AZ counties will be represented IN dis
trict Examinations.
A. T. Farnham, superintendent Of
schools at Arthur, will manage the
state tournament.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20
Being Fired Not Bad
If He Keeps Position

Miami. Fla. Feb 20-(P-Max
Carey, who manages the Brooklyn
ball club and intends to keep
right on with his work, doesn't
care how often the boys fire him
unofficially just 50 the fish keep
biting out In Biscayne Bay and
his team doesn't get confused and
report to somebody else at Orlan-
do March I.
oh that" he said, as he fling
cred his big reel and wondered
what the gruuper would be biting
on Tuesday why, that's been
happening for q long time. News
gets q little slack and somebody
fires me. But It's all right with
me just SOS I don't lose my Job"
There really isn't much he can
say about the latest reports that
he is to be supplanted at the head
Of the Brooklyn flock by Casey
5tengel, one Of his coaches. except
to deny 1t In toto.
We've started on brand new
tack with this team" he said.
THE old Brooklyn system Of going
along with veterans. replacing one
or two Of them q year with others
so as to hold the club together Is
all over.
From now on we're building
with youngsters"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20
Layton and BOZeman
Tied in Cue Tourney

New York, Feb 20.-(F,-Once again
the word has gone out that Johnny
Layton, the former Sedalia, Mo-. car
penter. wrestler. fighter and what
not is the man to beat for the worlds
three cushion billiard championship.
Hungry for the title he has held
ten times but which has evaded his
bulldog t"pe Of play since 1880. Lay
ton was tied Tuesday for first place
with the youthful J. N. Rozeman. OF
Vallejo. Cal Each has won seven
games in eight matches.
The Missolrian rose to new heights
Monday night as he again proved to
be the jinx of Willie Hoppe. seeking
the only billiard title he has never
held, The score was 50 to As.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20

The maximum price per yard SUBJ
nittsd by bidders for carpet ana pad
ding laid IN place shall not exceed
FIVE $500 Dollars per yard Each
bidder will be permitted to submit
eight 90 or less samples with unit
price Of each. All bids must Be &C.
companied BY samples Of carpets and
full description Of materials ana
make.
All proposals must be submitted in
duplicate in plain opaque sealed en-
velopes with the words Proposal for
Carpeting in North Dakota State Cap.
itol" typed prominently on the face Of
the envelope and al proposals shall
be addressed to:
Mr.. Frank l. Anders. Secretary,
Board Of state Capitol Commits
sioners,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
The Board Of State Capitol Commits.
sioners reserves the right to accept
or reject any or all bids or parts Of
bids as 1t may deem best for the In.
terest OF the State Of North Dakota.
BOARD OF STATE CAPITOL
COMMISSIONERS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
r. NJ. RIsHWORTH, President
Bismarck, North Dakota
FRANK L. ANDERs, Secretary
Bismarck. North Dakota
Dates OF Publica ton January s0th,
February eth, i3th and 2oth, 1894.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20
Minot Teachers
Beat Dickinson
Beavers Swamp Savages In 81
81 Contest at Minot
Monday Night

Minot. N D.. Feb. 2O.-fP,-The Mi
not state teachers college Beavers de-
feated the Dickinson teachers here
Monday night In a state intercolle-
giate conference contest, 52-37. There
were "a personal fouls called on each
side. The two teams we're almost
even In ability from the foul line, but
the Beavers rang up is field goals to
9 for the Savages.
The Beavers opened the scoring and
retained the lead throughout Four
men on eaci, team went out on personal
fouls and the Savages played the last
five minutes Of the contest with the
services Of only four men. The sum-
~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20
New Salem Cagers
Upset Mandan Five
fSuecial tn The Tribune,

New Salem. N. D., Feb. 20. - The
Mandan Braves went down to defeat
before the New Salem high school
cagers IN 22-17 game played recently
at New Salem. Stumpf was outstand-
ing for Mandar.
Players on both qulnts had trouble
in connecting with many gifts tries.
the New Salyem making out Of IS
the New Salem making 6 out Of Is
George Kreidt was high for New
Salem
In preliminary the New Salem
second took the edge In 16-15 con-
test with the Alrnont five.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20
PUCKSTERS BATTLE TUESDAY

fUChSIkRS BATTLE TUESDAY
New York, Feb. 2O.--(P)-While the
New York Rangers take their ease
Tuesday. the Detroit Red Wings and
Chicago Blackllawks will try to climb
still further away from the Blue
Shirts IN the National Hockey Leagues
American section Tuesdays games
send the Red Wings against Boston,
the Blackhawks against the Ameri-
cars at New York. Toronto against
the Canadiens at Montreal. and the
Montreal Maroons against the SEN
ators at Ottawa.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20
Fights Last Night
(By The Associated Press)

VNy DC ASoOCI6cCcU FIeS0y
Albany. N. Y, - Nick Testo.
1851. Troy, N. Y. stopped john
ny *. o. Kasper, $50, Burling-
ton. VT. 80.
St. Paul Larry Udell. 1711k.
stopped Lee Savoldi. 1731s, st.
Paul. a.: Earl Sather, 185, Min
neapolis. knocked out Rene Bar
rett. 177A. st. Paul, a..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20
Elks Lead City Net
Play With 81 Wins

The Elks in play Thursday night
held their advantage and still lead
the independent volleyball league in
the city of Bismarck. Co A is still in
the runnerup position. The Elks
pushed the Comets down a notch
Thursday b. winning three of five
Kiwanis noscd upward by defeating
the Lions three times in five games.
Co. A climbed as they wallopad the
AS B squad five straight,
Standing Of the teams follows
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20
Regent Town Team
Whips New England
tSnecjal tn the Tribune,

Regent, NJ D.. Feb 20.-NeW Eng
land Independent cagers we're defeat
ed "a to Is in a close game here re-
Gently. Bohnsack and Rogers were
high men for the locals. Dick Gard
ner and Rod McMillen we're top scor-
ers for New England.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20
Regent High Beats
New England 21-16
Especial to the Tribune,

Regent, N D., Feb 20.--Regent high
school basketeers were hard pushed to
take 2l-l6 contest from the New
England Tigers on the local floor last
weekend. H. Rogers was the prin-
cipal offense man for the locals with
10 points. Kenneth Lee with count
ed high for the visitors. Summary:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20

Miami, Fla.-Bicky Burton. 126,
Clinton, Ind, outpointed Petey
AKRON, 1913, Birmingham, Ala,
nO.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20

West Palm Beach. Fla. - Billy
Hogan. 142. Permont, N. Y. out
pointed simon Nebolsky, lat. Gin
ctllnatt, (lo).
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20
BOARD OF STATE CAPITOL COM
MISSIOyERS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
ADVERTlSEMENT FOR CARPETlNG

Sealed proposals for furnishing
and installing carpeting and padding
Bismarck. North Dakota will be re-
ceived by the Board Of State Capitol
Commissioners at the office OF tho
Secretary, in Bismarck, North Dako-
NJ. Monday February 26th, 1894.
The approximate areas to be cover
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20

SARAZEN TAKES THE AIR
Gene Sarazen, golf pro. will travel
to and from his 1884 golflng dates by
airplane
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20
CITATION HEARING FINAL RE-
PORT AND ACCOUNTING, Pc
Triton FOR DISTRIBUTION.


STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. County
: II couNTY COURT. Before Hon. /.
In the. Matter Of the Estate Of
Thomas Miners. deceased.
Harry e. O'Neill.
Petitioner,
Catherine Lahore. Mary Ann
Ellsworth, Emogene Lahore.
Floyd Miners. William Miners.
Gertrude Pelo. Frank Miner.
1 Taha, Min sr. Della carlin. Lizzie
crime Miners. Mary Louise Ellis
worth. Gertrude Pelo, Thomas
Henry Miners, Ted Miners.
Thomas A. Rodman, Tom Arthur
Rodman. and all heirs unknown
Of Thomas Miners. deceased. and
all other persons interested in
the estate OF Thomas Miners,
deceased,
Respondents.
TO THE ABOVE RESPONDENTS:
You and each Of you are hereby
cited and required to appear before
the County Court Of the County Of
Of the County Judge OF said County,
at the Burleigh County, North Dako-
ia Court House in the City Of Bis
marck. in said County and State on
the 7th day Of March. A. d. 1884, at
the hour of two o'clock in the after
! noon OF that day. to show cause, IL
any YOU have. why the Final Report
| and Accounting, Petition for Distri-
button executed In the matter of said
estate. by Harry E. O'Neill, as the
administrator of said estate In said
Court. on file in said Court, praying
| that the said Final Report and Ac-
counting, Petition for Distribution be
allowed, that the estate remaining In
the hands Of said administrator may
be distributed to the parties entitled
| thereto. that the administration OF
said estate may be brought to a close
and that said administrator may be
discharged from his trust as such ad-
ministrator, or that such other or
| further orders may be made az 10
meet IN the premises, should not b
The residence Of said Thomas Min.
ere. deceased, the owner Of said ca.
tate. was, at the time Of his death,
the village Of Mckenzie. In BurleiRh
County, North Dakota.
Let service be made Of this oita.
ton rs required by law.
Dated this 10th day % February,
A. D. 1894.
BY the Courts
Geo. NJ. Register.
Atty, OF said administrator.
Bismarck. North Dakota.
2-13-20.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20
NSWERS

Charles A. Lindbergh new
91oe MILES on his nonstop
Night from New York 70 Paris
81 1877 The VALLEY Of Ten
thousand Smokes" 10 IN KAT.
MAI NATIONAL PARK, ALAS.
IA. The hrst ENGLISH
UI4LE was printed Ii 1886.
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Totals ....t....... + s
Referee: Jungers. umpire. Rogers
Score BY quarters Regent I, Is, l8
%. New England, 3, Il. II, l8
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Back the days when the immortal cy Young pitching
was handling the indians One day his charges having tough
BENCH cy
bulpen
C Numbering settled down and retired the side
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. conntv
Of Burleigh S.
| IN COUNTY COURT. Before Hon. /.
c. Davies, Judge.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Thomas Miners. deceased
Harry E. ONeill.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-20

Referee, Bumann. New Salem; UNI
pire. Elton, Glen Ullin.
La gaceta., 1934-12-18

la organization que protege a
los tuberculosis pobres, Y de la
Ora. Margarita Lopez. Las dos
han sido encerradaS en- ell Cas-
Itillo del Principe.
La situaci6n para los ciuda-
danoS de ambos sexos es ahora
peor que en- las epocas mas diff
Giles del machadato.
Informa la policia que en- ell
perimetro urbano eXplotaron "a
noche "a bombas, una de elias
en- ell Centre Asturiano, otra eli
Infanta Y Neptune, una tercera
en- la Gale Linea entire Calzadl
Y 10, otra en- la capilla de la
Quinta La Benefica, del Cent:o
Gallego, y otra mas en- ell domi-
clio del vigilante ZayaS, en- Ia
Gale de Mango No. l. La explo-
sion no dej6 NADIA servible en-
ell domicilio de este policia.
La Sra. Zayas, que dormia
en- la primera habitaci6n, resul
to gravemente herida, 10 mismo
que su pequeno hijo.
En- las primeras horas de Ia
m9nana Sc produjo alarma en-
la secretaria del trabajO al ha-
Ger explosion un petardo en- los
inodOr0s. Momentos antes un
deSconocido habia pedido per-
misc para entrar a csc lugar y
lie fue concedido.
Ordenes Sc han cursado para
| registrar a toda persona que
vaya a entrar en- esa secretaria.
Ell petardo era muy pelueno y
no cause danos.
Ell sargento Morales arrest6
hoy a la j6ven Aida Soils y Va
rela, ex-empLeada de la tienda
"El Encanto'', la que Sc dice es
la directora de los atentados te-
rroristas que con frecuencia
han venido perjudicando a dife-
rentes comercios de teia en- esta
capital. La j6ven Soils actual
mente trabaja en- la tienda LA
Isla de Cuba.
La gaceta., 1934-12-18
La asamblea de anoche en- Ell
Teatro de La Unione I~taliana

nos corrompidos que la patrla
ha padecidO.
El DR.. Alvarez, secretario del
Comite GestOr del Partido Re
volucionario, pronunsi6 I'm elo-
cuentisimo discourse, destacand2
la obra de la %juventud Guiana y
como esta mantiene en- alto Ell
pabell6n revolucionario. Elogi5
la persOnalidad del DR.. Grau y
Sc refiri6 a los actos de algunos
de los traidores a la revolution.
Cerr6 los discusses ell DR.. Ire
lies, quien analiz6 10 dicho por
los orad0res y defendi6 ell dere-
chO de Cuba a librarse para
.siempre de mandarines y tira-
nos.
Present6 a los oradOres MUGS
tro director, quien al final do
las gracias a Ia concurrencia.
Alvarez, Curti, Moreno, No :
rim y Medina, los miembros del
'comite visitante, regresaron a
Miami en- la manana de hoy, por
|autom6vil.
La gaceta., 1934-12-18

VariOS centenares de cubanoS
~ simpatizadores del Partido Re
vclucionario, que tiene por lider
al DR.. Ramon Grau San Martin,
Sc reunieron anoche en- Ell tea
trO de la Uni0ne Italiana a es-
cuch3r un mensaje de aprecio
del DR.. Grau, a la colonia lat,
ma, y ~vigorosas declaraciones DE
los j6venes revoiucionarios Inc
cente Alvarez y Segundo Curt.
POGO despues de las $50 Sc
descorri6 la cortina y empez6 ell
acto.
Ocup6 la presidencia, en- re-
presentation de los LegiOnario3,
el Sr. Victoriano Manteiga,
%nuestro director, quien tenia a
su derecha e izquierda a los Sc
n0res DR.. Jorge A. Trelies, S.
gundo Curt, Gustavo Moreno,
Alfredo Pinera, Inocente Alva-
rez, CouceirO, Francisco Perez,
Rogelio Valdes Valiente, A. R9
maella y otros.
Inici6 los discursos de la no
che, con una salutaci6n a la SO
ciedad Unione Italiana, ell Sr.
ICUrti Messina, un native de Gu
ba, que por Cuba siente, aunqua
toda su familia es italiana.
Brillante su discurso, llenO de
patri6tic3s recomendaciones.
lie sigui6 ell ingeniero Moreno
exsecretario de obras pGblicas
en- Ell gobierno de Grau, quien ha
bio de la Obra administrative
de los cuatro meses de gobier-
no del Partido RevolucionarIO
y de 10 que ahora sCcede.
Alfredo Pinera expres6 sus
sentimientos como legionario de
'Marti y Sc refiri6 a los gobief-
La gaceta., 1934-12-18
Explotaron Bombas en- ell Centric Asturiano
en- la CapiIa de La Benefica
Arrestada una muchacha como directora
de atentados terroristas

Hab3na, die. 1S.-La Haba-
ma fue materialmente bombal-
deada anoche, estallando mas
de 80 bombas en- differences lu-
cares.
Ell ejercito y la policia redo
blaron la vigilancia Y Sc toma-
ron extKaordinarias medidas de
precauci6n. En- todas las carre-
teras que conducen a la capital
los omnibus Y coches son regis
trados por grUpos de sold3dos.
Cerca de esta ciudad fue apre
sado un canton que traia gran
cantidad de dinamita. ESta d.
namita, seg1n diieron los que
iban en- ell canton, era destina-
da a la fabrication de bombas.
Sosp6chase que este sea Ell ca
mion que la p~olicia busc3ba des
de ell sabado, porque proceae
de la provincial de Oriente.
A las tres y media de la ma
drugada fueron detenidos y con
ducidos al Castillo del Prime
pc "a hombres que en- tres ONT
bus Sc dirigian a esta capital.
En- los omnibus Sc encontraron
armas y dinamita. Entire los de
tenidos aparecen miembros de
la sociedad abe, un e~x-oficial
a~pellidado Martinez y ell direc-
tor de "Bandera Roja", Sr. Gas
tellanos.
BESIDE anoohe la policia de
Marianao esta acuartelada,
cumpliendo instrucciones del sd
pervis0r.
Aver conferenciaron secreta-
mente Mendieta y Pedraza. FL
jefe de la policia lego a palacio
en- horas de la tarde Y esper6
breves minutes, entrando des-
Ipues en- ell despacho del Pres
dente y encerrandose con este.
Completa reserva Sc guarda
sobre 10 que ambos trataron.
Hondo disgusto ha causado Ell
arrest0 de la Sra. Govantes, pre-
sidenta de las Damas Isabelinas
La gaceta., 1934-12-18
LOS HABIA INVITADO A
Conner LA CARNE DE ST
MUJER

Bucarest, die 18.-En la al
dea de Octani, en- la Besarabia,
ha sido detenido Nikola Stepan,
quien habia invitado a varios
amigos a una comida, hallando-
Sc su espOsa ausente. Algunos
vecinos apreciaron aIgo sospe-
chose en- ell festin, avisando a
las autoridades.
Hecha una rapida investiga-
ci0n Sc descubri6 que Stepan,
en- complicidad con una mujer,
Sra. E%ufrosine, habia asesina-
do a su esposa y la carne de G5-
ia era la que servia a sus hu6s-
pedes. Los invitados trataron
de lynchar al monstruo, en- la
carcel, pero la policia 10 evit6.
La gaceta., 1934-12-18

Tratase de aumentar ell
precio de la leche, por los
distribuidores, desde 15c a
Is centavos.
De los bolsillos vacios de
los obreros de la industrial y
de los bolsiuos cast vacios de
empleados y otros elementos
sociales, Sc quiere extraer 3
centavos mas por cada bote-
LA del preciado alimento.
Pedimos a los senores con
cejales, entire ellos a nues-
tros estimados amigos los
Sres. Pacheco, Rosenthal, D.
Arpa, Nuccio, Campbell y
Emerson que Sc opongan a
csc abusive aumento.
Ell problema merece que
ell Comite Consultivo de las
uniones de obreros de la in
dustria, proteste tambien,
sin perdida de tempo.
~ la protesta debe ha-
cerse cuanto antes porque
los "vivos" estan va en- ac-
cion!
iBastante paga va ell hon.
bre humilde por la leche que
Sc lie viene sirviendol
Vigorosamente nos opone-
mos a csc aumento. iOuince
centavos es un precio alto,
pero Is seria CAST una iniqui-
dad!
La gaceta., 1934-12-18

mento scria ahora peligroSa pa
IA nosotroS. LIS fuerzas nues-
tr4S eStan deSunidas Y ell pue-
bio desanimado, canSado, sin 70
en- la acci6n rolitica y empe-
zlndo a dudar de la Republica.
Mad Sc puede hacer sino ami
mar al pueblo, provocar I'm nus
W entuSiaSmo para la Repub.i-
ca Y traer una coalicion de los
SociaIistaS y los partidos de IL.
quierda. LIS ~derechaS, por sus
ata1ues sobre las inStituciOnes
republicans, estan ayudandO-
nos indirectamente. FL pueblo
tOmara nota de este.
Las ultimas elecciones fue-
ron una resurrection de 10 que
en- ESpana Sc llama ell caciquis-
mo. Los mouarquicos una vez
mCStraron su cabeza y recurrie
ron a Sus viejaS tacticas. La vic
torla fue Comprada con Milo
mes de pesetas. FL noventa pOr
ciento del vote de las derechas
fue de mujeres. Las mujeres
van a las urnas y despues re-
gresan a sus casaS.'
Nolviendo a la question de los
socialistas dijo: Hay dos alas
del p1rtido Socialista represen
tando dos tendencias. Largo Ca
ballero dirige a los extremistas
~ al frente de los moderados es-
tan Besteiro e Indalecio Prieto.
Este grupo es el mas favorable
a la collaboration. Los socialis-
tas no pueden Obtener una ma
yoria en- ell pals. Debemos hacer
les comprender este Y ganar-
los para la causa comGn.
Otra de nuestras dificultades
es 10 que pudiera llamarse ell mo
delo cultural de las masas. Los
espanoles, pOr temperamento,
no qUeremos intermedio o me-
.didas moderadas.
NOsotros vamos de un extre-
mo a otro. Las grandes masas
del pueblo no entienden que que
de llegarse a una finalidad p0~
medic del gobierno parliament
tari0o."
Sus ultinas palabras en- aqu1
LA entrevista fueron estas: No
habra guerra civil. La Repdbli
ca esta aqui para q~uedarse. Yo
creo en- el parlamento como me
do para llegar a la revolution.
Pero ell dia lIegara cuando ell
pueblo no encontrara otro re-
medic que tomar ell rifle"
La gaceta., 1934-12-18
Nuevas detenciones en- %reIacion con ell
desfalco a la Agencia local de la FERA

Cumpliendo instrucciones del
fiscal del condado, G. j. Har-
dee, ell diputadO McGintock
detuvO aver a Charles G.. A =
Vriett, vecino de la casa nGme-
70 All de la Gale West North
Bay, y j. c. Smith, del mime
70 1914 de la Gale Nueve, a
los que Sc supOne c0mplicados
en- ell desfalco a la agencia To-
cal de la FERA.
Los dos hombres ingresaron
en- la carcel del condado, 10
que aumenta a tres ell numero
de detenidos, siendo la princi-
pal figura en- la causa ell ST..
Bascom b, Jones, a quien Sc
apresara ell sabado.
Ell fiscal aconsej6 aver al ST.
X. j. Dill, administrator local,
que haga TN examen complete
de los libros, de modo que sirva
de base firme a la Investigation
Avriett, al igual que Jones,
era un empleado del departa-
nento de distribution de traba,
jo y Sc le acusa de Justification,
complicidad en- un delito de fall
sificaci6n y desfalcO a la admi-
nistraci6n de alvio de emergeA
Ieia de la Florida,
La gaceta., 1934-12-18
PARA AYUDAR A LA RECU
PERACION Sc NECESITA
CONCEDER MAS CREDITO

Washington, Die. 1S.-Ha-
blando aver sebre la obra de re
cuperaci6n Y ell aplastamiento
definitivo de la crisis econohi
ca, ell Secretario del tesoro, Nh.
Morgenthau, manifesto que es
n~ecesario conceder mas credito,
-creando agenciaS federaleS &c
"restamos, 81 Sc quiere ayudar
de manera efectiva al retorno
de la proSperidad.
I'm grupo de INVESTIGATORS
especialeS de las condolences del
credito, en- un informe pedido
pOr ell S~ecretario, acusa a ban
queros y examinadores de ban
cos de mantener una situacion
de poca libertad para los nego-
clos.
Sc critica tambi6n en- ell in
forme a la Corporation de Re
construction y a los bancos de
la reserva federal Y Sc hacen
Is recomendaciones especificas
algunas de las -cuales requieren
medidas legislativas, para me-
iorar ell estado del credito Y a
presurar la recuperaci6n con
los bancos.
La gaceta., 1934-12-18
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
La situacion %politica Guiana apreciada por I'm
diario espanol. = Mendie sirve de cabeza de
Turco. Ganancia de 800 por ciento

|tintos a los que usaron en- la epo
ca de su dominic.
Asi Mendieta desea llevar al
gobierno a Carlos Manuel de la
Cruz, I'm primate conservador
que Sc enemiSto con Machado a
Ultima nora. Carlos Manuel de
la Cruz ha ideado, con ell hernia
no del Oral. Menocal Y otras fl
guras de su jazz, I'm aparato p3
litico que denomina partido cons
titucional Socialista. Otros poll
ticos analogamente desacredita
dos-Miguel Mariana Gomez,
Cortina-y algunos que nj 81 :
uuiera han cambiado de reno
quote, y que son espfas convic-
tos de Machado, como Ramon
Vasconcelos, estan en- la zona de
Influenza del Gobierno, y espe-
ran, mediante amanos y gatupe
rios, c~ontrolar la futura Asam-
blea constituyente."
Isl estos prop6sitos Sc logra-
ran, Cuba tendria que volyer 2
empezar. Una violencia, legiti :
mazda por ell fraude gubernamen
tai, daria en- terra con la fic-
ci6n que saliera de las urnas, co
mo di6 con la tirania del gene
raj MachadO."
Y esta perspective dramati-
ca es la que quieren impedir los
partidos de la revolution cuba
ma llamando al buen sentido del
coronel Mendieta y exhortando
lie a que dele de buen grade una
jefatura que no sabe nj puede
Iejercer utilmente.
"Quiza sin ell pernicioso influ
ljo de sus mentores o inductores
Mendieta habria tenido ell gesto
de cordura que lie piden-con
buenos MOODS neutrality-suspicious.
nj lie tienen mala voluntad nj am
Ibicionan ell mande por ell prove
che y la vanagloria que compor
ia sino obedeciendo al deber de
la prestacion civica. Reiterada-
mente habia prometido Mendie
ia que de no poder realizar las
elecciones para las constituyen-
ties en- ell mes pr6ximo dimitiria.
Seguramente estaba resuelto a
hacerlo. Pero lie han convencido
de que Sc quede; lie han suger;-
do Otra reforma en- ell Gobierno,
y ccntinuan sirviendose de el
como cabeza de turco.