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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03
|ANSONIA SQUAD
 GETS HIGH SCORE OF STATE MEET
White Flashes Beat St Peters 54-l9-BOys
 Club Cadets Classy

Tournament basketball fans were again treated to some classy court work last night, when four more games were presented at the YMCA in the Democrat-Y state amateur championship play. Sew eral pleasant results were accom- plished from the viewpoint of the fans, who watched the Boys Club Cadets, a speedy junior team knock over the Naugatuck Firemen in the first game of the evening by a 23-1S count and the state junior champions looking formidable from start to finish.
 One Point
 Then there was the St Hedwigs of Union City one point win over Tom Magner's Bankers Grill col lection, a nip and tuck affair that brought out plenty of sharpshoot- ing and good passing. The New Haven Journal-Courier team won easily from the West Haven Sea- sides, while the White Flashes of Ansonia turned in the highest score of the tournament to date against the St Peters of Torring- ton, 5419 victory in which Fair and Sankoski scored 26 points.
 Tournament play goes over until Thursday of next week when the St Hedwig and U. S. Rubber game will bring out Naugatuck fans to a man.
 Thursdays schedule will be as follows:
 7:30 p. m.-Naugatuck YMCA versus Hartford Atlas.
 S:30 D. m.--New Haven Courier versus Waterbury B. c. Cadets.
 9:30 D. m. Ansonia White Flashes versus Fairfield Grasmeres
 10:30 D. m.-St Hedwig's versus U. S. Rubber.
 (Chase, bye).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03
PROVIDENCE REDS
 AT NEW HAVEN

New Haven, March 3-With Cliff Mcbride hitting the high spots. scoring two goals in great indi- vidual dashes against the Phila- delphia Arrows last Sunday night, and with the rest of the team in great shape and hungry for the ex- tra bonus money that goes with participation in the Canadian American league championship ploy-offs, Manager Frank Carroll will have his Eagles back in New Haven tomorrow night to meet an invasion of the Providence Reds.
 The Eagles can make a last stretch drive to pull up into the charmed circle of the three teams that will battle for the league title in two series of games, and they are ready for it. After hitting q slump due to injuries and the lack of material. the team is nupow at the peak of form and we'll able to cope with any other outfit in the league. They have pulled up hand somely in the past few weeks and now only a few games separate first and last place in the loop.
 hTe contest tomorrow night marks the second last appearance of the Reds in New Haven and the fifth last game, excluding the play offs, in New Haven. The regular schedule closes on the night of Sunday, March 25.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03
HERB STOKES IN
 NAUCATUCK GAME
lspecial to The Democratl

Naugatuck, March 3 - The Passaic, N. J., U. s. Rubber branch basketball team, with Bill "Herk' Stokes, former Naugatuck high and Holy Cross star in its lineup, will strut it's wares against the U. S. Rubber Company at the local Y. M. c. A. tonight. When the teams met in Passai one-man rally by Alec Gamborski was the only things which snatched victory fro mdefeat for Naugatuck.
 For that reason close game IS expected tonight and in view oi the fact that there is no high school basketball tilt here tonight large crowd is expected to at' tend.
 The two teams will dine in the Y. NJ. c. A. here at 6:3O and al 7:3O the Rubber and Shoe de partments will meet in game The main game is expected to star, at S:30 o'clock. There is real, bu' friendly rivalry, between the two teams, and some fine basketball is likely to be seen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03
TAFT ATHLETES
 CREATE RECORDS
Past Years Accomplish ments in Hockey and
 Basketball Unequalled

The three winter sports at Taft have completed their schedules cases of l
 this year with records, in the cases of hockey and basketball, not equalled in the past ten years. The wrestling team was not quite so successful, although it lost only one of its matches. In hockey, the Taft sextet dropped @ single game only to Choate in schedule of twelve contests. It might be called the most powerful team Taft has ever had, typing Kent and taking Hotchkiss twice, Loomis, the Rye Hockey club, Berkshire and oth- CTS.
 Captain Covey was the outstand- ing player of the season.
 On the basketball court the Red and Blue broke all previous rec- ords for at least ten years in the past by winning nine and losing but three of their encounters. Powerful teams, such as Vest minister, Loomis and Wesleyan freshmen, fell before Taft, while Roxbury, Hopkins grammar and Gunnery were responsible for Taft's defeats, the first mentioned being a five far above prep school caliber.
 The wrestling team has been beaten only once this winter, by Choate. This record of winning four and losing one has been bet tered in former, but with the lack of veteran material the squad made an exceptionally showing. Andover was defeated in a close match, and New Haven high, Will braham and Springfield freshmen also bowed to Taft by large mar gins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03

In view of the performance of the borough basketeers, which has been strongly consistent for the past six weeks, it would seem the hardest sort of treatment on the part of the committee, if they are barred from selection by neg ligible margin, such as one or two percentage. points. Aside from the ,lop-sided manner used for the se- lection or competing teams, a per- centage system which can be as unfair as to bring immediate chal- lenge as to it's use at any time, the calibre of the teams through out the state this season, will, in all probability provide more con- vincing argument that battery of lawyers that the teams left out of play by few percentage points such as Naugatuck may be, are getting nothing even remotely ap- preaching fair deal.
 One Point Apart
 For instance, the general url- derstanding on the basis of games played this season is that Com mercial of New Haven and Naug- atuck are so closely ranked on the percentage basis used for rating, that one point separates their stand ing. Of course, the Commercial team will probably get the selec- tion without playing Naugatuck for the place, as 8 New Haven team in the tourney is unthinkable from a box office standpoint, and anyone who is of the opinion that the tournament is a "sport for sports sake' proposition is slightly in need of mental surveying.
 PlayOff?
 Not that the suggestion of the writer will ever get as far as any, one connected with the selection committee, but a playoff game be- tween Commercial and Naugatuck or any other teams so closely eli- gible for the eighth place in the tourney as they are reported to be. is the fair solution to the problem. Unless, perhaps. the committee re- cognizes the large number of first class high school teams in the state this year and admits 16 teams to the tourney, which would let everyone in, and aid the box-office in the bargain, and eliminate all criticism of any committee, action such as has been suggested.
 Naugatuck's recent 55-20 win over -Torrington, Valley League leaders for several weeks during the season is enough to convince anyone of their claims for tourney competition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03
NAL STEVENS NEW
 COACH AT N. Y. U.

New York, Mar 3-CUP) --Dr Marvin A. (Mal) Stew ems, one of the swellest fel- lows in the football business. seems to have jumped from the frying pan into the fire.
 Nal Stevens who was head coach at Yale for five years and president of the Ameri- can Football Coaches assOci- atiOh for the ustial One-year teETh, has accepted courage Ous1y the appointment of head fOtOball coach at New York university.
 He succeeds Howard Cam. who resigned ofl Feb 1, (af- ter q bOinbardment from the alumni) but who remains with N. Y. U. as assistant di- rector of physical training and basketball coach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03
Parrots Pntter From YLeagneS
By The Parrot


 The Hi-Y has shown marked im- proyement since Bradley and Lawlor have returned.
 Rosa of the "Y" Jrs is making spirited bid for high scoring bonOrs. His buddy, Red" Lyons, is not going so well. Buck up, Tom.
 Daly of the Comites is termed the "wackiest' player in 'B league.
 "Judge" LawlOr, an ardent bas- ketbalI fan, can be seen watching every league game from the race track.
 The Comites have been the "fiop" of "B" league in the second round. Taking their first game by forfeit, they dropped their second game to the Spartans.
 Tine mystery of "A" league Who runs the "Y" Jrs on the floor?
 The lowly Emmetts sprang surprise when they defeated the champion Alerts by single plsnt. Hot stuff, this game.
 The Etta Bettas should take the second round championship (. if they defeat the Jrs????
 Bedell, last years star of the Comites, has lost the old pepper. Whats the matter, Charlie?
 The Tri-Y is playing an im- proved bfafd of ball. "MObby" Walsh is one reason. Another BIG reason is Tommy Leonard.
 McGrath of the Hi-Y is shoot ing ace. The only trouble is that the shots don't go in.
 Eddie" Lcggett of the Counties deserves some praise. Although he has worn a grove In the bSnch he has never complained.
 Watch for the Patter next week. Eddie" Leggett got into print. That shows anyone has a chance. Au revoir. gang.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03
Clock Town Five
 End Hoop Year

Thomaston, Mar. 3-The Thom- aston High school basketball team which closed their season in the Western Connecticut School league tied with Litchfield for second hon. ors in the league may receive an invitation to compete in the E. D. state tournament for school teams to be played in Hartford this month. The local team after get ting away to a poor start made 8 great showing in the latter weeks of the season. Coach Mandel Green was handicapped in developing the team this year as all the stars of last season were lost to the team by graduation last June and he was forced to work with mostly new players.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03
ThOmastOn After
 Bowling Matches

The Thomaston All-Stars bowl ing team challenge any team in the valley between the ages of 16-17. Teams from different "Y's' are desired, especially Brooklyn Y, Central Y, North End Y. The All Stars is composed of the following members: 1-"Moose' Serduck. ? -sNickeI" Curtiss, 3-"Tarzan'' Boblenski, 4-"Primo" Crosse, 5-- "Ace" Nakoney. The All-Stars have been going great guns late ly. For games write to Box 636 or call Thomaston 567 any day 12- 12:30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03
Spades Attention!

The Thomaston Aces accept the challenges of the Boys Club Spades and Brooklyn Y Comrades The Aces would Nike to book road games with the following teams: Waterville Jrs, Chase Park B Jrs, Comites, Hill Jrs, Central Y Jrs, North End Eagles. Iroqueis. Y. Thalians, and Tri-Y. They would like to book a road game next Sun- day. For games call Thomaston 567 any day at 12-12:30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03
New York Team
 in Naugy To-day
(Special to The Democrat)

Naugatuck, March 3 = The West Side Volley Ball team of New York city, which today invades the borough to oppose the Naugatuck ~" team at the local "Y" is fav- orite to win in view of the fact that the locals have had little practice lately.
 The local lineup will probab ply be Abramson, Lutze, Baker, Alder son or Wyatt, Burr. Baxter or Nolde. The game will start at 4 o'clock If the visitors arrive as per schedule. The West Side team is rated highly in New York state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03
Eight Or Sixteen High
 School Teams To Be
 Picked For Title Play
Percentage System May Eliminate Borough Boys BS Negligible Margin-WOn Eleven Successive
 Games

Instead of being the position of assured selection for Yale play next week. the basis of eleven con- secutive wns the result of which will determine the cham pion Connecticut high school basketball team, Naugatucks representatives may miss out by the proverba harne the selection committee scheduled to meet to-day at New Haven to make known their choices
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03
Naugutucks s Tourney Fate Ln 7he Balance A
Proud Moments In McGrazCS Life

Editors NOte-The personality of John McGFaw is descrihed in this article, the last in Q series of four on the career of thelittle Napoleon of the diamond.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03
DETROIT MISSED HUBBELL

Detroit once had Carl Hubbell in it's clutches, but released the start Giants pitcher on option tD Toronto in 1926. and cut all strings on him in 1928.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03
Basketball Results
(By United Press)

Colgate 39, Boston U. 26.
 Duke 21, North Caroline IS. Georgetown 53, Loyola (Balt.) 32. W. and L. se, N. c. State 2s.
 w. Maryland 28, P. M. c. 25. Creighton 53, Okla. Aggies 35. College of Emporia 34. Kansas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03

10 Score by periods:
 B c Cadets (Wtby).S 7-23
 Bremen (Naug) ....3 SIS Referee: Jake Vreeland. Time: Four 8-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03

Won 1, Lost 2.
 High single--Allard--13e. z High hree--Smith--3g0! High game--St Paulss M. B.-56z High team-st Paul's M.E.--1594
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03

Totals .... b1I 4y7 bU6 IbI4 High single--Slattery, 136. High -Slattery, 379. High game-Brandies, 571.
 High totals--Champagnes, 1587.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03

Score by periods: St Hedwigs GU City) 4. 9 6-24 Bank. Grill (Wtby). z 1 4 11-23
 Referee: Jake Vreeland. Time: Four 8-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03

score by peflOds. w. Flashes (Ans.) IA 12 II 17-54 St Peters (Torrgton) 8 1-19
 Referee: John A. Cluney. Time: Four S-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03

Totals ..... 4s7 467 474-143S Lost 3, Won 0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-03

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La gaceta., 1934-04-10
NADIA Sc SABE DE UNO DE
LOS QUE SECUESTRA-
RON A APONTE

Habana, abril l0.-Nada Sc
sabe aun del paradero de Car
JOS Aponte, individuo que aver
hiriera gravemente al general
Rafael Simon Urbina, un enc
migo irreconciliable del tirano
Juan Vicente Gomez.
lIombres armada con pisto-
las, rifles y ametraIladoras Sc
presentaron en- el Hospital don
de Aponte Sc hallaba recluido
y Sc 10 llevaron, maniatado a un
policia que lie cuidaba.
Sup6nese que los secuestra-
doreS han matado "A Aponte,
por estimarlo un asesino a suei-
do del dictador de Venezuela.
FL individuo secuestrado Sc
fingia amigo del general Ucol-
ma a quien aver atac6 cuando
este salia de un hotel.
La gaceta., 1934-04-10
UNA PARTIDA FALSIFICA-
BA A LOS
JUEGOS DE FOOTBALL

Madrid, abril 10.-Una par
tida de falsificadores de billie
ties de football y monedas Sc
halla sometida a proceso en- es-
ia capital, bajo pruebas descu-
biertas por la division de inves-
tigaci6n criminal y el jefe supe
rior de policia.
Los detenidos Sc nombran
.Antolin Perez Prado, Ordano
2asillo Barrero, Jose Gonzalez
Fernandez y Manuel Maestro
Garcia, alias Gel Manolo''.
Cr6ese que erns tals'''"ado-
res han rendido entradas para
juegos de football con un va
lor superior a 10000 pesetas.
Para la impression usaban
una maquina Minerva y varios
sellos especiales.
La gaceta., 1934-04-10
ARMANDO PALACIO VAL.
DIES Els FASCISTA

Madrid, abril l0.-El famoso
novelista Armando Palacio Val
des ACADIA de declararse fascis-
ia, segGn los peri6dicos, y dice
que en- Italia, pals que ACADIA de
visitar, reina una discipline, or
den y prosperidad que 6l qulSie
ra para Espana.
Refiriendose a los comunistas
Y socialists dijo que predica-
ban ell odio y que por este han
fracasado y continuaran fraca-
sando.
"Solo puede llegarse al triun-
70 quitando ell egoismo de los Sc
res humanos y dejando las pa
stones para ser solo espiritu."
La gaceta., 1934-04-10
DECRETOS DEL G0BIERNO
DE LERROUX

Madrid, abril 10.-El minis
tro de la gobernaci6n ha publ.
cado un decreto que dicta nor
ma para ell ingresos de oflcia-
les en- la guardia civil y otro de
creto disponiendo la separation
de los alcaldes de Bollus, pro.
vincia de Valencia, y CARROLL
Has, de Caceres.
Ell ministerio de instruction
publica ha dictado las bases
por las q. han de regirse las
ensenanzas en- las escuelaS de
escultura, grabado y pinttra.
Ell mismo ministro ha autori-
zado op9siciones en- la escuela
tecnica del cuerpo de telegra-
fos, para funcionario con suel-
dos de 1000 pesetas anuales.
Ell ministro del trabajo eS-
tudia ell expediente para la cons
trucci6n de casas barataS en-
Madrid, plan propuesto por Ia
Compania Ib6rica de Construt
clones UrbanaS.
Por ell ministerio de marina
Sc presentara a las Cortes ur
proyecto derogando la ley de It
de mario de 1882, a fin de dan
al mando la necesaria fleXibili.
dad para q. las plantillas de los
cuerpos de la armada reSpon-
dan a la maxima aficiencia de-
mandada de los servicios.
Autorizaci6n Sc ha concedidc
a la compania de cerillas y f6s-
toros para revisar los precios,
con motive de I'm aumento de
jornales.
Sc autoriz6 a la compania pc
trolera, "Campsa" para adqul-
rir de 80 a $4,000 toneladas de
petr6leo.
La gaceta., 1934-04-10
INGLATERRA PIDE A ALE
MANIA EXPLIQUE 81 PRO
YECTADO REARME

Londres. abril l0.-El minis
tro de negocios extranjeros, Sir
John Simon, declare aver EN- la
.Gamara de los Comunes que ell
gobierno ha solicitado de Ale
mania su proyectado rearme.
"Se esta dando por el gobier-
no-Sir John Simon-a csc pro
,blema toda la consideration que
merece. Yo he dado instructed
mes al embajador en- Berlin pa
ra que inquiera cerca del gobier
NJ aleman.'
AL terminar sus palabras ell
ministro, la Camara lie aplau-
do.
La gaceta., 1934-04-10
MBLEA DE LA FEDE-
RACION AMERICANA DEL
TRABAJO EN- LA FLORIDA

Miami, abril LOLA Fede-
raci6n Americana del Trabajo
ca la Florida inici6 aver sus de
liEpraciones en- esta ciudad ba
10 la presidential de Wendell G.
Heat1n, de West Palm Beach.
Pronunciation discursos en- ell
acto de inauguration, ell alcalde
J.. G.. SewelI, ell sheriff d. c.
Coleman, ell director de segu-
pGblica c. ID. McCreary
Y ell representante S. Pierre
Robineau.
Concurren a las deliberacio-
nes Delegates de las principal
les ciudades de la Florida.
La gaceta., 1934-04-10
MUY Ell DIS
CURSE DE MARANON

Madrid, abril 10.-Esta sien
10 muy comentado el discu rso
lue ell DR.. GregoriO Maran6n
pronunciara con motive de su
ngreso en- la Academia Espa-
ola.
Dijo ell orador que ei impulse
aspanol tiende a derramarse EN-
Il desorden para llegar al pro-
grese, pero que el mecanismo
del progreso d. tn delicado que
Sc convlerte pr"ntO en- enfer-
medad amer "a con matar los
hombres.
"Debemos hacer frente a la
ola de escepticismo, disoiuci6n
y deportismo criminal que ro-
dea a las nuevas generaciones.'
La gaceta., 1934-04-10

Aboga por e~lecciones honra-
das, imparciales y escrupulosas,
Ell comite executive del partido
democratico del condado.
Por elecciones justas, que re-
yelen ell sentimiento popular, We
nimos bregando nosotros.
Ell pasado electoral es vergon
zAnte Y la responsibilities per-
tenece a "tyrios y troyanos,' no
a una sola facci6n o grupo.
, La norma hasta ell presente
ha sido observar la mayor co :
erection possible en- los barrios
de los natives y "rellenar," 80
rrear' Y "repetir" en- los distri-
tos latinos.
iLograra ell Comite 10 que Sc
propone, escribiendo une nuevo
capftulo en- la historic de Tam
pa y ell condado?
Dudas tenemos de que 10 con-
siga, porque la primera MEDIA
a imponer es la siguiente: Que
todos los candidates tengan re-
nrasentaci6n official en- los "pres
cintos," ell dia de las elecciones.
Representados todos los can
didatos por amigos de 81 con :
fianza, Sc cortarian, cast de raiz
los dos peores aspectos de la gan
grena: Ell "relleno" y la crepe
tici6n."
.Quedaria entonces ell "forreo,"
dificil de dominar, pero sin los
irremediables efectos de las dos
causas anteriores.
Ell Comite puede contar con
la modesto cooperation de este
peri6dico, 81 sus fines son justi-
cieros, porque ano tras ano he
mos venido abogando por "comi
clos decentes," en- provecho de la
comunidad, no de un partido o
partida.
E insistimos en- que las tram
pas" Sc trasladen desde los ba-
rrios "latinos" a los districts de
los individuos que las inspiran
v las manaan a ~ejecutar.
La gaceta., 1934-04-10

Asi nos escribe ell eStimado
amigo y companero Arcade
Leiva PEDRO Coraz6n) que ac-
tualmente reside en- Asturias:
Gel problema del desempleo
tambien a4ui existe, aunque sin
presentar caracteres tan alar-
NANTES como en- csc gran pals.
EN- cUanto a la politica pa
cional debo manifestarte que
mis- impresiones son desolado-
ras. BESIDE que han triunfado
los "cavernicolas', la Derecha,
esta sonora de suyo sucia, Sc ha
vuelto una asquerosidad.
Isl las izquierdaS no Sc unen
fuertemente, en- un solo parti-
dc, muy pronto tendran que pa
sar por la v~ergtenza de YER DIES
truida, por la piqueta de la reac
ci0n, toda la legislation social
lograda durante ell primer pc
ricdo de la RepGblica."
Coincide la opinion de Leiva
con la nuestra, eXteriorizada
recientemente desde esta mis-
ma secci6n.
Los "cavernicolas', los reac-
tionarios, quieren arrebatarle
a los obreros de Espana, con ell
concurso radical de LerrOux,
las leyes q. en- su beneficio fue-
ran aprobadas durante los dos
amos de gobierno izquierdista,
no comunista nj socialista, pre-
sidido por Don. Manuel Aza-
ma.
Antes del venidero sabado
con motive del tercer aniversa-
rio de la Repdblica, escribire-
NOS un a"rticulo sobre Lerroux
y su "nefasto" programa de GO
biernO.
j Tn radical que gobierna
bajo la protection de la "dere-
cha.
Cast anarquista en- sus amos
mozoS, Don Alexandra es hoy
un aliado de los mas p"ligrosos
enemigos de la Republica.
La gaceta., 1934-04-10

{ Ell gobernador Sholtz va a
conceder un juicio, a DIR los des
cargos de Morris M. Givens, ell
suspendido fiscal del condado.
Su Excelencia puede tener la
certeza de que 81 contra Morris
dieron testimonio tres docenas
de personals, bien o NAL intencio
,nadas, en- su favor declararan
800 0 400, 81 son llamadas a
hacerlo.
Testigos honrados y falsos
no escasean en- Tampa, como
no escasean fuera de aqui.
La politica es una "charca"
propicia a todas las combinacio-
mes.
Y 81 contra Morris declara-
ron aver 40 y a su favor depo-
men manana 500, lie sera de
.vuelto ell importante cargo que
en- los comicios conquistara?
Seguimos opinando, con TODD
Ell respeto que ell Gobernador y
amigo nos merece, que cometio
lin "desliz' disponiendo la sus-
pension del fiscal sin antes DIR
a este Y sus testigos; tambien
mantenemos que la orden fue
inoportuna, por la proximidad
de las elecciones y los comenta-
rios a que ha dado lugar.
La gaceta., 1934-04-10
LA POLICIA JAPONESA
EXPULSO A UNA COM
PASTA AMERICANA

Tokia, abril l0.-Una com
pahfa americana de vaudeville,
compuesta de Is personals, ha
sido expulsada del territorio ia
zones Y debera salir de aqui an
t. del Is de abril.
Arrib6 la cempania el % de
feJrero y sus Fermisos de resi-
dencia finalizaron ell % de
Mario.
De las Is personals que inte-
gran Ell conjunto, As son mucha
chas.
La gaceta., 1934-04-10

Ell senoritingo Juan Leguia
ACADIA de hacer muy mobiles"
declaraciones en- la ciudad de
New York.
Cuando lie pedian a su padre,
Don Augusta ell tiranuelo, que
muri6 en- la prision, entregara
ell gobierno, dejando de oprimir
a los peruanos, el trio a IN HON
bre por la ventana ,luego de pc
garle en- la cara.
Despu6s, en- la carcel, todas
las noches, por imbecilidad y ia
tuidad, Sc vestia como 81 fuese
a concurrir a una de las muchas
orgias de su epoca de predomi-
Mo.
Su padre-agreg6-era due
no de la mitad del Peru, y su
madre de la otra mitad...
Ell capital del Papa "hechO''
en- combinaciones con empresas
extranjeras...
Augusta Legufa era ell Dios
y su hijo Ell Dios Pequenin y
iuntos dos esclavistas, dos tira-
nos.
Ell pueblo va castig6 al pri-
nero Y al segundo lie do una lee
ci6n que, a juzgar pOr sus pala-
bras, no ha sabido aprovechar,
La gaceta., 1934-04-10
TRATARON DE ASESINAR
A JOSE ANTONIO PRIMO
DE RIVERA

Madrid, abril 10.-En la
parte mas centrica de Madrid
trataron hoy de ~asesinar, ha-
ciendole un disparo, a Jose An
tonic Primo de Rivera, jefe del
grupo Ease sta e hijo de- difun-
to dictador General Primo de
Rivera.
La bala no hizo hlenco y e
sgresor no pudo ser detenido,
jose Antonio Primo de Ri.
vera es jefe de los fascistas es-
p~anoles, q. Sc dice ceuntan con
mas de 100000 miembros.