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The Washington times., 1934-07-05
GAS PRICE WAR
END REACHED

Settlement of five gasoline price
wars in middle Atlantic States
with full protection provided for
Independent marketers, according
to Oil Administrator Ickes. The
settlement followed conferences
With executives of major COM
panies in the affected territories.
Oil officials declared that sew
eral independents were in serious
financial difficulties because Of
less than cost selling in the price
wars in Huntington and Parkers-
burg, w. Va, Roanoke and Rich
mond, Va, and Nashville, Tenn.
Gasoline prices in these areas
were far below cost.
After some of the companies
had declined a tentative solution
proposed by the petroleum admin
istrative board, Mr.. 1ckes called
in high officials of the Standard
Oil companies of New Jersey
and Indiana, who are the market
leaders in the areas. Following
conferences these representatives
offered to cooperate fully in an
Ettempt to eliminate price cut
ting and agreed to restore their
prices to levels prevailing in near
by areas where there had been
no price wars.
Spokesman for the major COM
ranies, as part of the program
for market stability agreed to
sell their gasoline for / cent a
gallon more than such independ-
ent dealers as the trackside opera
tors whose stations are near rail-
road Sidings.
The Washington times., 1934-07-05
Credit. Control
Step Studied
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, July 5 Q.N.S.).
Does the Washington Admins
tratiOn plan to take over and
operate the nations banking
system?
One Of the three studies be-
ing made by the Treasury De-
partment for presentation by
the New Dealers to Congress in
January indicates this step.
The study is for Government
control of credit. rather than
private in the past.
The idea behind this particu-
Lar study seems to be that con-
troll of money Is not enough,
that the Government should be
able to expand or contract both
credit and money aS it sees fit.
That is, both money mad credit
would be managed by the pOlit-
lCal division of the country.
Control Of money has always
been vested in the Government,
with the right to expand or con-
tract 1t at any time. This right
has never been taken In recent
years until the advent Of the
New Deal.
The Washington times., 1934-07-05
Cuban Cane Given
Additional Time

Cuban Cane Products, Inc, will
obtain an extension of the time
under which it can purchase back
its properties from the syndicate
of New York bank which last
January was forced to bid in the
properties for approximately 81.
SOC, 900, when no bidders appeared
at the foreclosure sale, July had
been the expiration date.
Central Hanover Bank & Trust
and other banks hold notes for
approximately $4,50O,O0O. Com.
pany can purchase back its prop.
critics under the agreement for
this amount plus interest and
costs of operating the properties
while held,
The Washington times., 1934-07-05
Fertilizer Index
Declines SLiqhtI1

Wholesale commodity prices
were slightly lower during the
latest week, according to the index
of the National Fertilizer ASSo-
citation.
When calculated for the week
ended June 80 this index declined
one point, receding from 72.0 10
71.9.
During the preceding week the
index also declined one point and
two weeks ago it advanced one
point. A month ago the index
stood at I'LL, and a year ago
at 63.8.
The Washington times., 1934-07-05
IRON ACE PUTS
RATE DOWN To
21PER CENT

Conditions in the steel industr!
are described as uncertain in th'
midweek review Of the Iron Age
which estimates operations cur
rently at 81 per cent Of capacity
Iron Age adds:
Independence Day Is one Of
: the years two official holidays
In the steel industry, and even
though ingot output is figured
on q five-day basis, the weeks
d rate averages only FL per cent,
rs compared with 48 per cent
last week and 60 per cent in
the week before.
SUSPEND OPERATIONS
''Many large plants have en-
tirely suspended operations and
others are closing down either
, In the first two or last three
working days of the week.
Schedules in the Pittsburgh,
Youngstown and Buffalo dis
tricts average only 10 per cent
. Of capacity, while the Cleveland
and PhiIadelphia territories are
running at Is and 19 per cent
respectively. The rate at Chi
cago dropped from So to % per
cent, while a semblance Of
normal production is being
maintained only at Detroit,
Birmingham and Wheeling,
where the scheduled rates are
100, so and 40 per cent reSpec.
lively. In all districts the ex-
tent of recovery next week will
be measured by actual con-
Sumer requirements and throw
some light on probable summer
ACTIVITY in the industry.
The Washington times., 1934-07-05
RandLe's Score Best
In Rifle Matches

CAMP RTTCHIE, Md, July 5.
Thurmond Randle, of Dallas,
Tex, was adjudged grand aggre-
gate winner" at the thirteenth
annual tournament Of the Eastern
Small Bore Association. Mr..
Randle won first place in the
Swiss match, hitting the bulls
eye with a rifle 1876 consecutive
times from a distance Of 200
yards, and piled up good scores
in other contests.
The Washington times., 1934-07-05
RISE
FOR CHASE,
NAT,C|TY

Gains in deposits and in hold
ings Of Government securities but
decreases in loans and discounts,
compared with three months ago,
were shown in the statements Of
condition on June 80 by the Chase
National Bank and the National
City Band in response to the call
Of the Controller of the Currency.
The Chase National reported de-
poSits, including certified and
cashiers checks Of 1888, ,447 900,
compared with $1,497 ,486, 10000 on
March 81, last, and 81, ,408, 337 200
on June 80, 1898. Total resources
were $1,810,699, 900, against
s., 1870, ,539, 900 on March 81, and
$1,127, 1872 900 a year ago.
Bond Holdings Soar
The bank showed a rise Of
nearly $98,OOO,OO0 in its holdings
of United States Government Sc
curities in the last year. Total
holdings Of Governments" were
reported as AT, 1856, 900, compared
with 1919, 600, 900 at the end of
March and $207 ,955 900 at the end
Of June, 1888.
Investments in Government Sc
curities were more than doubled
in the past six months and are
probably the largest holdings OF
such securities ever reported by a
bank. Cash in the banks vaults
and on deposit with the Federal
Reserve Bank and other banks
amounted to $412,911 900, against
1898, ,072 900 three months ago and
1857 ,374,O0O a year ago.
Loans Lower
The banks reported loans, dis
counts and bankers acceptances
of 1921, ,566, 900 compared with
.$713, 3,247 900 on March 81, last,
and SITS, ,755 900 on June 80, 1888,
This reduction in loans CORE
sponded with the general trend
of the bank credit during the
quarter.
Holdings of securities maturing
within two years amounted to
$94, 1875 900 compared with SILL
467 900 three months ago and
holdings of other bonds and Sc
curities, including stock in the
Federal Reserve Bank, amounted
to $132, $4,000 compared with
$126, ,306, 900 at the end of March
Capital consisting of $50, ,00O, 900
of preferred stock and 500, ,270,'
900 common stock and surplus of
$50, 100000 were unchanged from
March 81. The undivided profits
account was $16,521,000 on June
80, compared with $11,375,00O ON
March 81.
National City
Deposits of the National City
Bank as of June 80, were $1,226,.
637, 900 against $1,186,3$5, 900 on
March 81, and $1,134,750,00O on
June 30, 1888. Total resources
were $1,466,920,OOO against ST..
463, ,473 900 three months ago and
1,475, 10000 a year ago. Cash
on hand and due from banks and
bankers was $358,390,000 against
$384,154,000 in March and 334,.
165, 900 a year ago. Holdings of
United States Government securi.
ties amounted to $304,631 ZOO
compared with $247 ,929 900 three
months ago and $780, ,382,825 a
year ago.
Loans, discounts and bankers
acceptances totaled $490, ,367 ZOO
against $511,79O,000 and $559,911,.
900 three months and a year ago
respectively. Capital of $50,O00,.
900 preferred stock and $77,50O,.
600 common stock and surplus of
30,000,000 were unchanged from
March 81.
The Washington times., 1934-07-05
WHEAT SCORES
FAIR GAINS

CHICAGO, July G.N.SD.-
Wheat futures scored fair gains
today. influenced by the strength
in foreign markets yesterday and
again today. Hedging pressure
slowed the upturn but not before
prices were bid up about a cent.
Corn ruled easy in narrow
range.
The advance in wheat sent the
September delivery to 8934 for a
gain Of 1Ac but hedging sales ard
realizing developed around the
end of the. first hour and the
market reacted moderately.
Near noon wheat was "a to tc
up, corn % to 1ac off, oats 1s to
Ac advanced and rye y to Ac
higher.
The Washington times., 1934-07-05
STOVE DIVIDEND

Kalamazoo Stove Company has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend of Is cents on the COM
mon stock, payable August l to
stock of record July 20.
The Washington times., 1934-07-05
LOANS
Up IN MONTH

Collateral borrowing by men,
bers of the New York Stock Ex-
change on June 80 stood at ST.
O82,240,126, an increase during
the month of SOS, ,853,4 ,440 over the
May. 81 total of $1,016,386, ,O86,
the exchange reports.
Brokers borrowings at the end
Of June were 1901 ,854,006 above
the $3.50, 1861 total at the end
of May.
Demand and Time
Demand loans on June 30
totaled $740,573,126, against $722,-
373,686 at the end of May and
$582. .691, $50 at the end of June
last year.
Time loans totaled $341, ,667 900,
on June 3, against $294,013, 900
at the end of May and $197, ,694,-
564 at the end of June, 1888.
Net demand borrowings on col
lateral from New York banks or
trust companies on June 80 stood
at $685., ,635, ,278, against $498, ,085,-
UOH q yCdA C6AAACA oAAO AASV VAAAS
borrowings from the same source
were $340, ,494, 900 against $780,
210,064.
From Private Banks
Net demand borrowings on COL
lateral from private bankers,
brokers, foreign bank agencies
and others in New York city on
June 80 stood at $1O0,973,8 ,848,
against $84,606,474 a year pre-
vious and net time borrowings
from the same source aggregated
$1,173,OOO against $1,484,500.
DIVIDEND CHANGES
Favorable dividend changes in
June totalling 1873 were more than
SO per cent above the May fig
ures, according to the Standard
Statistics Company, of New York.
The Washington times., 1934-07-05

! CERRO DE PASCO PAYS
=. Cerro de Pasco Copper Corp
has declared a dividend Of so
cents a share. payable August l
to stock Of record July 16.
The Washington times., 1934-07-05

U. s. Government ! High Low 1:W
The Washington times., 1934-07-05

Ore RR&Nav con is 46I1O3 lO3 1903
Ore sh l. con SIS 4S. 111A 1iIX in%
Ore Sh L gtd S. 4S. S..112hl112hlll2h
The Washington times., 1934-07-05
Volume This Year
80, ,5SS,641 Shares

High Low 1918
La gaceta., 1934-11-16

Juan Garcia Morales, presbi-
tero, escribe en- I'm diario espa-
mol un articulo titulado LA Ca
tedral de lF'eims" y energica-
mente argumenta: Las muche-
dumbres locas y freneticas, a.
yer como hoy, no Sc han para
do nunca en- pelillos".
LAS responsibilities de
los destrOzos de las muchedum,
bres habra que pedirlas a los
que l2s han tenido en- su mano
durante sigIos y no han sabido
educarlas. 1Que cultura ha te-
nido esta genie? iQuien ha lido
a elias a formar sus corazones y
& alimentar su espiritu?
Gel Cbrero, cuando ha lido a
pedir limosna a la puerta de
vuestr9 hctel... ha sido un cria-
do quien lie ha alberto, quien lie
ha dejado ALI con la gorr3 en- la
manO, ante los marmoles Y los
bronceS de vuestros vestibuloS..
Y quien, volviendo a el, lie ha
arrojado vuestra limosna... No
sclo no habeis lido ~vos0tros a
verle, sino que nj siquiera lie
h beis recibido cuando ha lido e.
a veros...
Los mineros. Fran la honda
greocupaci6n de un santo sacer
dote que muri6 en- olOr de san
tidad y habia vivido la vida de
esta pobre genie en- Andalucia
Y en- Asturias!
How Sc hahla del venen0 que
la Prensa imria y blasfema ha
inculcado en- sus e~ntrlnas; hoy.
como moro sin rey, la Prensa
derechista, perdiendo ell senti-
miento cristiano, Sc ensana con
los hombres que viven en- las en-
tranas de la terra.
Y 70 sinceramente pregunto
GQuienes son los culpables de
cuanto ha ocurrido en- Astu-
rias? Son horas de honda medi-
taci6n. Medicines, senores, me-
ditemos...
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
La ~colecta en- favor de las
Bodas de Orc de la industrial

En- IA cGmida efectrada ano-
che en- ell restaurant Columbia,
sjtuado en- la Septima Y calle y
Sc die cuenta del dinero h2sta
ahora recolectadc en- favor de
las grandes fiestaS de las bodas
de ORC de la industrial, que Sc E,
factuaran en- ell mes de febrero
de 1885.
Preside Raul Vega, presiden
t del Comite Eecutivo, y ell in
forma sobre ell dinero - presen
"a ell Sr. Victoriano Manteig1,
1uestro director, presidente de
"a cor1isi6n de finanza.
Nuevos comiteS Sc nombra-
ron para ayudar a los que va
trabajan, con ell fin de terminar
III nto anteS la recaudaci6n.
He aqui una lista de los do :
natiyos: Ciudad de Tampa,
$2,500.00; c2ndado de HILLSIDE
r., $3.50; Bancos First Natio-
nal y Exchange National, $500
cada uno; Tampa Electric, $3.50
Donativos de 5000, cada uno:
Cuesta y Rey, Peninsular Tele-
phone Co., Perfecto Garcia y
Mr.. Woodbarry; Corral Wodis-
ka, 1925; First Savings and
Trust, 800; Columbia Restau-
La gaceta., 1934-11-16

Comentando las palabras del
ST.. Pedregal, enteramente hon
radas V sinceras, ell diario lei
Debate, Grgano de los reaccio-
narios Y de Gil Robes, Sc des-
cuelga con estas sandeces: "Fal
taba esta comprobaci0n redOn-
.da psra completar la rremedia-
BILE figura de don Jose Manuel
Pedregal. Preso por los rebel
des de Asturias, en- contacto in
timo con ellos, el es ell unico que
no sc ha enteradO de 10 Sucedi-
do ALI. Colaborador, manso y
constante de las agitaciones de
Asturi3s, lie estaba reservado ell
sorprenderse de 10 ocurrido y Ell
unir esta sOrpresa a una nueva
collaboration con los agltado-
res. Lo dicho; la experienced es
inutil para el."
iCon toda claridad expres6
su parecer y lie llaman cola
borador manso y constante de
las agitaciOnes..."
sci Debate" y Gil Robes to-
davia "piden la c. beza' de los
obreros que Sc lanzaron a la
revolrci6n porque creian trail
cionada a la Republica. Para
este peri6dico Ell Sr. Robes e. e.
"sant6n' y Lerroux ell "salya-
dor de la patria''.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16

Unincendio destruyo 30 casas en- la Playa de Ba-
racoa. - Arrestadcs los jefes de una Agrupa-
cion Terrorista. - Mazas quiere que Mendieta
continue en- Ell Gobierno

dive, ell rey Alfonso. Con la con-
desa viencn su madre y dos her
manas.
n Una bomba Sc encontr6 en-
II carcel de Camagtiey que de
faher hneho expl SION hubicse
prop ryionado la evasion de los
rescs que ALI cStan recluidos.
Sc ha iniliado una investiga-
ci6n.
n Puede surgir un serio con-
flicto, en- la oficina del Censo,
de IN momento a 9tro. La Sc
cretaria de hacienda no 2caba
de situar los l00, 900 pesos para
pagan a los e%mpleados.
Protestan de la demora los
numeradores y 4gentes, ase-
gurando cue no hay motive pa
ra perjudicarIos en- esa forma.
Sc reuni6 aver ell cIaustro
de professors de la Facultad de
Medicinal de la Universid9d.
Para estudiar medicinal apare-
cen inScriptoS 1889 estudian-
ties. La Universidad mantiene
la jornada semanaI de 80 horas.
FL gobierno aprob0 un creditO
para los gaStos que origine la
c-onmemoraci6n del q de no.
viembre.
-Embarcara hoy para Mia
mi, a c%1nferenciar con ell ex-
p~residente DR.. Grau San Mar
tin, el ingeniero Gustavo More
no, eX>ocretariu de obras pu-
bIicaS. Moreno informara al ex-
p~reSidente del resultado de su3
]gestiones en- esta ciudad y de
Es entreVistas que sostuvo con
Ell Dr.. Mazas, secretari0 de go
bernaci6n.
Ell DR.. Mazas hizo declara-
clones manteniendo que las o.
fertas de conciliaci6n hechas
per 81 tienen una condici0n:
que el @coronel Mendieta siga en-
el g%obierno hastl que Sc efec-
tden las elecciones. Yo debO fl
delidad al coronel y estimo que
In "posici0n NADIA perderia con
aceptar eSa pequena cOndicio-
nal. Hoy Sc desminti6 ell rumor
de que el DR.. Mazas tenga eli
prop6sito de marcharse del GO
gierno. Los Autenticos exigen
como base de la conciliaci0n la
rctirada de Mendieta.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
DECRETOS DEL GOBIERNO
LERROUX

Madrid, nov. l6.-LOs 81
guientes decretos han sido pu,
blicados en- la Gaceta Official, re
frendados por ell gobierno que
preside Lerroux.
TrasiIdandO a Antonio Cor
dillo al consulate de Jerusalem
jubilando a Luciano Lopez Fee
rrer y disponiendo continue CO.
mo embajador de Espana en- Gu
ba creand) la cOrbata de la Or
den de n Republica; decreto so
bre cumplimiento de formalida
des en- las inspecciones de inmi-
graci6n; pr0puestas references
al regimen de retornO sobre au-
tom6viles a F'rancia e lnglate-
ira comT ensaci6n de twas de
Almeria con huevos de POlonia,
Y cumplimiento de ciertos pac-
tos del Tr1tado vicente con
Francia.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
COMPRA DE UNA EMBA2-
CACION PARA Ell PIRA-
IA G~ASPARILLA

La tripulaci6n de Gasparill
Sc reuni6 an9che en- Ell edificio
del Palma Celia Golf Club, pre-
sidida por ell captain G. A. Han
son.
Sc discuti6 la posioilidad de
comprar una embarcaci6n pa
"a la entrada annual del "Pira :
ia" Y sus hombres, acordaAdo-
Sc cue ell asunto sea r~esuelto por
los oficiales y los directories,
Tara los hombres no caSad0s,
de menos de 25 amos de edad, Sc
acCrd6 crear ina Quota especial.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
JASPAR NO
FORMAR GABINETE

Bruselas, Nov. 16.-Visito
hoy al rey Leopoldo ell exminis
tro Henri Jaspar, pidiendole lie
relevara de la tarea de formar
un nuevo gabinete.
Jaspar corferencio aver con
los jefes politicos y despues
presento una lista al rey, ell que
Sc nego a aceptar uno de los
ncmbres.
Hace pocos dias presento la
renuncia de su gab.nete el pri-
mer ministro conde Charles de
Broqueville.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
UN DIVIDENDO DE
7%o Ell BANCO DE NE
RRASKA

Ell lquidador del Banco Cit
zans Nebraska, Sr. C. c. Ran.
kin, anuncio aver que dentro
de pccos dias pagara un divi-
dendo de 700 a los depositan-
ties, entrando asi en- la etapa
final de su labor de liquida-
cion.
Rarkins hace gestiones en-
estos dias para abonar un tan
tic, por ciento, antes de Navi-
dad, a varios de los otros ban
COS sometidos a su autoridad.
Con ese 100 Sc habra paga-
do a los accionistas del Nebras-
la ell 42.152%o.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
INVESTIGATION DEL Case
DE LA FABRICA DE Ora
DIAZ-ANIS Y CO.

Un enviado de la secretaria
del trabajo, Mr.. Finn, persona
muy conoc;da en- esta ciudad,
inicio aver la Investigation del
case de la fabrica de tabacos
de Grad:az-Anis, que aparece
en- desacuerdo con la Nivela :
cion y la MIRA.
Hace pocos dias dicto un fa-
Ito desfavorable a Gradiaz ell
Sr. Heaton, enviado especial
de la NRA, apelando entonces
ell fabricante a la secretaria del
trabajo.
MIR. Finn es apreciado por
patronos y obreros, por su i'm
parcialidad.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16

rant, $75; jose Arrange y c.,
$50; doHativos de $25; Salvador
L driGuez, West Coast Army
SrpgN, Adam Katz y Co., Fer
nandez y Vega, Fernandez Y Gar
ella, T. w. Ramsey; de SIS, Ybor
Furniture Co, n. Geraci. Pol
ler'S Fashion Shop, Economy
Fashion Shop, Roma Restau :
rant de 10, USE Diaz Bros, Pa
MADEIRA Dos Herm mos. Latin
American Furniture Co.. Max
Argintar, Isaac Haber. j. p.
Anello, j. S. Franco, FL Modelo
Coffee Mill, La France Shoe
Store, A. l.. Greco Floral Co..
The Liberty Mems Shop, Ra
mon Sierra M. Verkauf, Rive
ra Drug Stores, Segall, Greco
Piece Goods.
Ia cnmisi6n ira a visitar las
fa5ricas de tabacos que todavia
no ha recCrrido y otros cente
mares de establecimientos.
Solo un establecimiento de la
S6ptima avenida ofreci6 $500
Y lie fueron rechazados, porque
L. comisi6n estima que eS un do
n3tivo inferior para ayrdar a
las fiestas del cincuentenario de
la industrial.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Sobre la personalidad del ciudadano Don Jose
Manuel Pedregal. - Lo que escribe ell Presbite'
no Garcia Morales. = Concentrates de
"Heraldo de Madrid.'

ira ell hecho de que nuevamente
lie amenaZaron con ell fusila-
miento crando vieron que las
tropas estaban cerca de Trubie
Y que Sc aproximaba la bora
tragica para ellos.
lie pidieron interviniera, con
amenazas, y Pedregal Sc neg6,
diciendo: En- otras circunstan-
ci3S intercedi siempre que pude
por los obreros; pero bajo la
amenaza que Sc me hace, me
niego rotundamente".
Con ell liberalismo, que es la
Repdblica, no hay quien pue-
da".
10 que hace falta es que ha-
va hombres como Pedregal, en-
los que la formation liberal esta
bien lograda.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
EN- UN ACCIDENTE
LA SRA. MILLER

Cuando Sc dirigia a esta ciu-
dad a tomar parte en- la conven
ci6n de la Logia Eastern Star,
cerca de IA estaci6n de Knights,
al norte de Plant City, Sc volc6
el autom6vil de la Sra. Marion
NJ. Miller, de so amos, la que tu-
vo la desgracia de perder la vi
da en- el accidente.
FL autom6vil de la Sra. Mil
Ter, a quien acompahaba su es4
poso, choc6 con I'm coche que
guiaba Victor Wilder, de csc lu
gar.
La Sra. Miller muri6 POGO
despu6s del suceso, en- ell hospi-
tai municipal. Era una pas3da
Gran Matrona de esa Orden, en-
Ell estado de Kansas,
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
Ell NOMBRE DE HERROUX
A UNA GALE

Madrid, nov. 16.-Se ha co
lmunicado al gobierno que Ell
sIJunt miento de Villancas ha
~resuelto poner el nombre de Le1
rrOux a una de las GALES de esa
p9bIaci6n. Ademas sc ceIebra-
ra un homemade en- su honor, en-
un teatro. Solo tres cOncejales
vOtarOn en- contra.
Al gobierno Sc inf,rma rue
continGan detenidos, en- Aran-
da del DuerO, los comunist3S
Dametri2 Martin, Ciriaco del
Cura, Vicente Gil, Andres Blan
CO, RUfo Pradanca, Manuel Abe
jon e Ildefonso Ruiz.
L. guardia civil ocup6 en- ell
pueblo de Abanilla, Murcia, 70
escopetas, l9 retacos y Is ira
bucos. Armas sc decOmisaron
en- Penarrubia, pueblo de la pro
vincia de Malaga.
Siguen detenidos en- Bilbao,
Pedro Rodriguez Valencia, Lui-
sa Landa, Leandro Villllabei-
tia, Felix Oleaga y Tomas Erro
ceta,
La gaceta., 1934-11-16

A Pedregal, prisionero en- la
fonda de Trubia, lie dijsr2n los
revolucionarios que Sc habia a.
cordado fusilarle...
"El Liberal, diario de Ma
,drid, lie 3chaca esta c~ontesta-
,ci6n: Estoy dispuesto a TODD.
Agrega ell mismo peri6dico:
"iQu6 Sc proponian los revolu,
ci9narios con ell secuestro de
Pedregal? Una venganza, no,
porque los obrercs no tenian
NADIA que vengar eE este hom-
bre ilustre, que hizo siempre
cuanto pudo per la causa obre-
"a, Y que crey6 tener derecho a.
respecto y la consideration de
los trabajadores".
10 secuestraron para tener-
10 en- rehenes, como 10 demues-
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
P2IETO EN- CONTACTO
CON SUS AMIGOS POLL
TICOS

Madrid, nov. 16.-El gobierno
sabe que So ha puesto de nuevo
en- contacto con sus amigos po-
%Iiticcs de Esplna ell Sr. Indale-
clio Prieto, IN exministro, que
reside actualmente en- el hotel
Du Mont Thabor, en- Paris.
Prieto hizo Geclaraciones so
bre la poIitica ~ospahola .hace
a!gunas semanas pero al presen
te mantiene complete reserva.
Acatando una crden amiga
bic del gobierno frances man
tendra 81 domicili9, en- Fran
cia, en- TN lugar al norte del rio
Loire,
La gaceta., 1934-11-16
ENCONTRADOS PUSHES Y
CAJAS DE MUNICIONES

OVicdo, nov, 16.-Avisan de
Sa nEst6ban de Pravia que en-
un sondeo hecho en- Ia ria sc en-
contrar1n fusiles y cajas de ma
%Dicioncs, Cr6ese que las armas
proceden del alijo del "Turque-
sa", eI vapor de Horacio Eche-
Varrleta.
Continua encarcelado ell Sr.
tBerenguer, eXdirector general
de adutnas, puesto que desem-
pen6 en- eI gobierno del primer
ministro Azaha.
La gaceta., 1934-11-16

MeAau1 des Alvarez, con la
"f~rescura" peculiar de un vie
10 politico cambia-casacas, acu-
SO a los socialistas de haber CO.
metido atrocidades. Luego Sc
comprob6 la innoble f9lsedad
de su acusaci6n.
Ell diputado Alvarez Buylla,
que pas6 la revCluci6n en- Astu-
rias ,ha escrito: Funcionaba en-
estos m9mentos el primer Co
mite Revolucionario, que no ac-
tuab2 con violencia y que con-
La gaceta., 1934-11-16

Hermano presbiterO: Los cul
pables son los maloS cristianos,
aunque van a la iglesia, confie-
san y comulg4n, como Gil Ro-
bles y sus adlateres.
Los culpables son los indivi-
duos del tipo de Lerroux, anar-
quistas e incendiarios de con-
ventos e igIesias en- 1909, y aho-
ra d~erechistas, aliados de los
enemigos mas 0 menos encubier
t0s de la Republica.