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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28

That the state must pause shortly in expenditures that can be left undone is easily seen in the statement filed with Governor Cross by the State Board of Finance and Control as of October 31, 1884 It showed a deficit in the general fund of the state of S9,629, ,617.91. In view of the fact that the state now enjoys con- siderable income in the form of liquor taxes we think it only fair to the thou sands of us who are contributing to the state income in one way or another that a halt be called and, as Gov Cross himself said few days ago, some services the state may be performing today be eliminated. This paper, itself, suggests that a mora torium be called on expensive highway projects that call for vast engineering tasks and which cost huge sums of money. We call for curtailment of all road building, even at the expense of bumpy ones.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28

around Pennington's shoulder.
 Shortly thereafter during Cummings reorganization of the dry bureau, Dalrymple was out.
 Now he is back as a member of the legal division of the Fed eral Communications Commis- sion.
 Seated at a desk in a large room, crowded with many other workers, the one-time dry gener- alissimo, is expansive as ever, describes himself as the official hand-shaker of the Commits sion."
 MERRY-GO-ROUND
 Harvey Couch, former mem- extensive expansion of his >al- ready large water power prop critics in Arkansas. He has just entertained a group of promi- nent industrial and financial leaders, among them Owen D. Young. Charles c. Dawes, and Rudolf Hecht, president of the American Bankers Association, at his summer home near Rot SRprings, Ark. .. Mrs Elli- Ott Roosevelt, wire or the preSl- dents second son, has set style among Virginia's smart riding and fox hunting set. At the first of this seasons famous Loudon hunts she appeared in a white leather sports coat with hat to match. Senate Democratic Floor Leader Joe Robinson's in- dignant rejection of Senator Vandenberg's offer of partisan truce during the coming session of Congress has an ironic angle. In 1880, following strong demo- cratic gains in Congress, Joe joined with Alfred E. Smith, John J. Raskob, and Jack Gar ner in public statement ex- tending a similar offer to Presi- dent Hoover. The declaration stirred up such an outburst of criticism in democratic circles that the democratic leaders who backed it hastily withdrew.
 (COpyright, 1884, by United e
 Feature Syndicate, Inc.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28

.f f- sF a 2 ?
 O.. What gifts are presented to ding anniversary?
 A. Articles made of wood.
 s. la. - St
 c. What does the name Fahrn- kopf mean? NJ t
 A. It Is a German and Dutch family name derived from a To- cality, and means "pine top. Z
 o. Give the length and breadth of Ireland.
 A Length from Fair Head to Mizzen Head about 300 miles; greatest breadth, ITO miles.
 0. How was Robert Emmet, the Irish patriot, executed?
 A. He was hanged, September 20, 1908 in front of St. Catherine's church in Thomas Street, Dublin, and his head was cut off and ex- hibited to the crowd.
 o. What is a quirt?
 A. A riding whip with short handle and a lash of braided raw hide, common in Spanish-Amer- ican countries.
 Q. Is alright" proper word in the English language
 A. No;, the correct expression is all right.
 Q. What rank does the head of the United States diplomatic mission to China hold?
 A. Minister Plenipotentiary. F o. Can hens eggs be crushed by the pressure of the hands of an ordinary person exerted against both ends? t
 A. Heavy pressure can be ap- piled to the ends without crush ing the shell, whereas the pres- sure of the fingers applied trans- versely will crush them.
 o. What causes the dark green spots in Roquefort cheese?
 A. The presence of mold.
 0. Has Violet Hilton, one of the Siamese twins, been married?
 A. No. The New York Supreme Court denied her application for mandamus to compel the is-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28
ChuckleCorner
COLONIAL THANKSGIVING
By Douglas Goodrich

By Douglas Goodrich When the Puritan Pilgrim Fathers Sailed in Massachusetts Bay, They first made a grab al Plymouth Rock
 And then they let 1t lay.
 One thing the Puritans had to be thankful for was that they didn't have to worry with barbers. The Indians gave them scalp treat- ments. Those early settlers were often careless in taking pot-shot at na- tiv es. That is why their firearms were called blunderbusses.
 But the, Pilgrim had grim sense of justice. Any one caught stealing turkey found 1t short shrift from giblets to gibbets.
 They were careful with money, too. They put only their crooks into stocks. Oh we'll. times aren't so different.
 John Alden was thankful that Miles standish was standoffish.
 Some of the Roundheads who came over In the Mayfiower were thankful' to have their heads around.
 And we're thankful that when an Indian chief had little iire- water fin thln WfRWnm a0ulob body didn't up and call the place . tepeesy. .I..
 When harvest ended the Pilgrims
 gave
 Their pvalse to God for same, our Thanksgiving pFaipA is re- For lads in ths football sams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28
Selected Poem
HARVEST

(Grace Noll Crowell, in Good Housekeeping God be thanked for harvest yield, Whatever be the sowing: Wheat that bent with golden weight Through the summer days; Corn that ran in endless rows Yellow cared and glowing; Or apples scarlet on the hills In the autumn haze.
 God be htanked for all of these, But oh help remember Those who have no harvest time, Those whose hearts are sad, Who would have toed the summer through For heaped bins in November If they but could Lord, meet their need And some way make them glad. God be thanked for yielding fields, And for strong men to till them; Grant them faith to plant again, The winter left behind. But oh, the empty cupboards. Lord, Reach out hand and m them, And open up the old lost fields or service to mankind.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28

And that topic of liquor revenue brings us to discussion of what an important item it must be now in the federal budg ct. In October alone drinkers in the United States paid the federal govern- ment $3,OOO,OOO more than they did in September The total taken in in the for mer month came to S35, 1000. That's a pretty tidy sum, Uncle Sam shouldn't fool around with it too much. It is in one respect responsible for the high prices that still prevail in this country, partic- ularly on imported wines and liquors. Per- haps we shold keep them high to throw the trade to domestic concerns, but let's not tax liquor out of existence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28

suance of marriage license, which had been denied on moral grounds and on the assertion that applica- tion for license had previously been denied in, twenty states.
 @. Did Herbert Hoover carry Maine in the 1892 Presidential election?
 A. Yes.
 Q. Did the last Congress pass an act making Columbus Day, Oc. tober 12, national holiday?
 A. No. t o. What is the difference be- tween a fiddle and a violin? A. Fiddle is an old name for a violin and is not now used in musi- cal circles. 0. What is psychiatry? A. A branch of medicine that relates to mental diseases.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28
TOY BALLOONS EXPLODE

Burlington, ". c.-(uP)--Iiun- dreds of toy balloons, hunR in tho exhibit tent Of community-spon s0rod fair here. furnished sound effects as woil aa Guldiness. Hot air and resulting explosion enuHed miniature explosions drought the tent. ff| .'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28
Horoscope
BY oCTAvINE

For persons who believe that hu- man destiny Is guided by the plan cts, this daily horoscope Is out lined by a noted astrOlogcr. In ad. dition to information of general interests, 1t outlines information of special interest 10 persons borne on the designated dates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28
A Thought for Today

And he shall go before him in the spirit and power of Elias, to turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the disobedscnt to the wisdom of the just: to make ready a peo- pie prepared for the Lord.-St Luke, 1:17.
 
 He Is to be educated not because he is to make shoes nails and pins but because he is 6 man.-William Elery Channing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28

President Roosevelt enjoying Thanks giving at Warm Springs, Ga, will have as part of his dinner a 10-pound slab of smoked sturgeon. It was caught and pre- pared especially for him. The catch was made in Lake Erie. How it was prepared in brine 12 hours; smoked on griddle heated over burning hickory, excelsior. and pine shavings; cooled and packed in ice Yum-yum, can't you just taste it?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28
Questions And Answers.
 by The Democrats Washington Information Bureau
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  C, Dosta9e
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28
Daily Washington Merry-Go-Round
BY DREW PEARSON and ROBERT s. ALDEN

NRA Plan Forcie Imposition Code Deot imdusU Blue Eage
  Trade Rise; Amred by Higher Of ubor andM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28

King Carol of Roumania is offended be- cause the King and Queen of England have not invited him to their sons we'd ding to Princess Marina of Greece. Oh, well, he won't have to send wedding present now.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28

How now, little Man? They say you're going to have $2,OOO, 100000 of credit to work with.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28
NOVEMBER %

NOVEMBER 20
 The morning is financially good if you do not begin the day too early. Noontime and evening is a very hazardous period. You should not begin anything new or you may be misled or deceived.
 Birthdnte
 You should be able to write well and have an interest in literature. Be careful of your health and avoid a depressed mental attitude from April through 2e, 1885. Danger of fire, accident or rash conduct from September 24 through 27, 1885.
 Socially favorable March 2 through {, 1883.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28

Headers desiring additional in. (. | formation FcgnFiiing their is0rO. scopes are Invited iO cOmnsunk
 cate with Octnvine ln cnre of ihls | mnWannner. Enclose 8ecenf slnnilDcd sclf-asidressei envelope.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28

0. What causes the dark greer spots in Roquefort cheese?
 A. The presence of mold.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-28

o. Has Violet Hilton, one of the Siamese twins, been married?
 A. No. The New York Supreme Court denied her application for a mandamus to compel the is-
La gaceta., 1934-05-18
CAMPANA CONTRA Ell FLU
MAR EN- LOS TRANVIAS

New York, mayo 18.-Mas
de 1000 personas han sido a.
rrestadas por vioiar la ley que
prohibe llevar cigarrillos, ciga-
rros y pipas encendidas EN- las
estacicnes y trenes del ferro-
carril subterraneo, de acuerdo
con la campana emprendida
por ell DIR. John l.. Rice, conf
sionado de salud publica de la
ciudad de New York.
Con ell DIR. Rice vienen COO
perando los j~ueces municipales
y particularmente el magistra-
do jefe James c. Mcdonald.
Tn grupo de 1881 fumado'
e tuvieron que pagan multas
ascendentes a $2,631, y "a
que escupieron en- lugares vi
sibles, $425.00.
A 327 fumadores les fueror
suspendidas las multas, bajo
prcmesa de no reincidir.
La gaceta., 1934-05-18
LOS JUEGOS DE PELOTA
Ell DOMINGO

En- ell terreno de Plant, el do
mingo, a las 200 de la tarde,
jugara ell club de Ia Camara de
Concrete de Yb9r con ell de la
Camara de Concrete de West
Tampa,
Tambien jugaran los salchi-
cher0s de Hermann contra los
tabaqueros de RegenSburg los
bodegueros del A 4 p. contra
los torcedores de Schwob Davis
y los li~mpiad9res de Vogue con-
ira dos Cardenales.
La temporada nocturna sc
inici6 aver, triunfando en- los
desafioS de aperture los salchi-
cheros y los de la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor.
La gaceta., 1934-05-18
AMERICANA EN- FA-
VOR DE LA T~ELEFONlCA

Habana, mayo 18.-El DR..
Cosme de la Torriente ofreci6
anoche un banquete al cuerpo
diplomatico, en- el Hotel Nacio-
nal.
Cuando ell banquete sc cele-
braba circul6 la noticia de que
la cancilleria americana habia
mandado una nota al gobierno
protestando de la actitud de la
secretaria de trabajo contra los
abuses de la Compania Telef6-
Mica Guiana.
Interrogado por los periods
tas, ell secretario, DR.. Miguel
SUarez, dijo que este es un asun
to particular de la Rep1blica.
FL rumor no habia podid0 ser
confirmado hasta 81 mediodia
de hoy.
La gaceta., 1934-05-18
SIN C Ell
RECURSO DE TOMAS
MOONEY

San Francisco, Mayo 17-Ha
sido declarado sin lugar, por ell
juez federal St.. Sure, ell recur-
so de habeas corpus que Sc pre-
sentara a nombre de Thomas
Mooney, recluido en- la prisi6n
de st. Quintin.
FL juez dice en- su resolution
que ell recurso debi6 haberse
presentado primero ante Ell mas
alto Tribunal del estado Y des-
pues, en- case de negative, en- la
corte suprema de los Estados
Unidos.
Los abogados de Mooney a
Logan que a este Sc lie mantiene
preso sin Ell debido proceso de
ley, y que Sc lie conden6 con
testimonio perjuro.
La gaceta., 1934-05-18
PELAEZ ACUSADO DE COM
PLICIDAD

Ante ell comisionado federal
Pinkerton fue presentado aver
ell joven Felix Pelaez, a quien
Sc acusa de recibir efectos ro-
bados por una partida que re-
cientemente cayera en- manos
de las autoridades del estado.
Ell comisionado lie senalo
fianza de $4,000, dejandolo CT
tado para un juicio preliminar
que Sc verificara la semana pro
xima.
Pelaez presto la fianza, que
dando en- libertad provisional.
Los agentes dicen que actua-
ba de ~"mampara" para ell CRU
DO de ladrones de c~igarrillos
apresado por la policia des :
pues de la umerte, ocurrida en-
Kissimmee, del joven italiano
Sam Spoto.
La gaceta., 1934-05-18
Whitaker acusa a TilIman de estar al ~servicio
de las Companies Vendedoras de Bonos
Cita los h%onorarios cobrados por SUI
adversario politico

En- I'm diScurso pronunciadO
aver por la estaci0n de radio
WDAE, ell senador Pat Whita-
ker de nuevo atac0 duramente
el candidate Henry Tillman y
al coronel Peter O'Knight.
Del discourse de Whitaker son
los p~arrafos que van a CONT
mt ACTON:
Ell abogado del condado hi
20 que los comisionados sc des-
viaran de la peticion de los pro
pietarioS de las subdivisioneS de
Tampa Y, en- violacion de la ley,
hizo que Sc eXpidieran bonos del
condado para pavimentar la ca
Hes y aceraS en- las SubdiviSio-
ne.
"TomemoS por ejemplo a Bel
mar, donde Ia cuenta de paw
mentaci0n monte a $1,000,000
Ell abogado del condado fue la
cauSa de que los comisionados
eXpidieran certificates de pa
vimentaci6n con valOr aproxi-
mado de $4,000, 900; el conda-
do no era responsible en- este;
,entoEces, en- directa violaci6n
de la ley, arbitrariamente y sin
aviso al publico, ell hizo que Sc
expidieran aproximadamente
100000 en- bonos, para compile
tar las aceras y pavimentacion
en esa subdivision. Segun los
datos que yo tengo, el abogado
del eondado y las personals as0-
ciadas con el estaban encontran
do dificultad para disponer de
los certificados de pavimenta-
ci6n, y entonces Sc lie sugiri6 a
'el, por las casas de bonos, que
81 ell condado hacia una emission
de bonos, en- lugar de certifica-
dos, no habria dificultad en- dis
poner Embellishments de elloS
que habia mercado para los boz
nos de este condado."
Siguiendo las sugestiones de
,las casas de bonos, y en- viola
ci6n de la solicitud hecha por
los prOpietarios de las subdivi-
stones, y en- violaci6n del avi-
so publicado por los comisiona-
La gaceta., 1934-05-18

obreros, esttudiantes Y 'masa
neutra"...
Con los incontables errores
de sus adversarioS Y su obra de
gobiernO, el DR.. Grau puede
sentirSe satiSfech0,
ST manana Sc verificasen elec
clones imparciales, con amplio
respeto para ell Srfragio, ell DR..
Grau San Martin seria electo
Presidente por la voluntad del
pueblo no por 'trampaS" Y
combinaciones de politicastros.
Cuba recibira hoy carinosa-
mente a su ilustre hijo, que Sc
mantiene leal al programme Gle
la revelation.
ICON ell pueblo cubano laten
hoy los corazones de los cuba
nos RESIDENCES EN- Tampa!
La gaceta., 1934-05-18
AFFIRMATION MACDONALD"
NO TIENE ~TENDENCIAS
FASCISTAS

Habana, mayo 18.-Jose Ig-
nacio Rivero, director del Dia-
rio de la Marina, ACADIA de dar
cuenta de la constitution de un
particle p~olitico que tiende a
eliminar ell comunismo de Cuba.
Sc llama la nueva agrupaci6n
o partido affirmation Nacio-
Y su plataforma es intensamen-
tie nacionalista.
Rivero MEGA que ell fascismo
haya inspirado a los organiza~
dores de la Affirmation, por
cuant0 sostiene que tod9s son
de ideales liberales y q. gu prin-
cipaI Objective es evitar que ell
gObierno Sc transforme en- die
tadura.
e. programa del partido re-
conoce a todos los extranjeros
deseables los mismos derechos
pues de la muerte, ocurrida en-
La gaceta., 1934-05-18
Corte del Condado

Tn juicio preliminar conce-
dera ell juez Cornelius al cho-
fer j. b. Altman, de I'm auto
m6vil de alquiler, a quien Sc
acusa de haber robado gasoli-
ma, ell pasado lunes, en- compa-
MIA de Elmo Kits.
Altman Sc encuentra en- la
carceI del condado, pero Kits
recobr6 su libertad bajo fianza.
Los dos fueron sorprendidos
cuando robaban gasolina del
autom6vil de w. Truman
Green, residente en- la casa nG-
nero 203 de la Gale Verne.
La gaceta., 1934-05-18
LOS H~OSPITALES DEBERAN
INFORMAR A LAS AUTO
RIDADES

FL alcalde Chancey firm6 a
yer la nueva ordenanza NUM-
cipal que requiere de los hos
pitales de Tampa den cuenta a
la policfa de los heridos y le-
sionados que asistan, particular
mente en- los casos que tengan
relaci6n con academies automo
vilistas.
Tn libro Sc lIevara en- la es-
taci6n de policia para anotaf
todos los academies y marcar
Ell tipo de cada uno.
Sc aprob6 la ordenanza de
acuerdo con un plan del Conse-
10 Nacional de Seguridad.
La gaceta., 1934-05-18

BESIDE este Arenal, conmOvl-
dos saludamos hoy al DR.. RAJ
mon Grau San Martin, que re-
gresa a la patria.
LIE hicieron renunciar la pre-
sidencia los grupos reacciona-
rios, que Sc ~apoyaban en- ell en-
bajador Welles, primero, y mas
tarde en- Mr.. Caffery.
Las bayonetas, a la bora de
decidir, Sc inclinaron hacia Ell
embajador y Mendieta, aumen-
tando ell odio que ell pueblo STEM
te hacia elias.
Hoy, a los pocos meses de 60
bierno Mendietista, ell DR.. Grau
es cast un idoIo del pueblo Gu
bano.
Los que lie criticaban, tos que
Sc conjuraron para derribarle,
han ofendido J maltratado a los
La gaceta., 1934-05-18

dos del condado, Sc prepare Y
Sc eXpidieron los bonoS para las
aceras Y las GALES. Y yo pregun
to a ustedeS: 5Quien es reSpon-
sable por eSta condici0n? Solo
puede haber una condensation
y eS la que senala al candidate
de las "utilidades' y a sus aso-
ciadoS como los directamente
reSponsables".
Tome un lapiz Y lie dare una
nota de las cantidades que fue-
ron a los bolsillos del candida
to de las "utilidades" V a los
de las personals con ell asocia-
daS, en- concept0 de comiSioaes
cobradaS a los cOntribuyente8
gle este condado: subdivision
Elizabeth Coutr, SLIP; suodi
vision Temple Terrace, SILL
578; subdivision Belmar, $40
453; subdivision Palma Celia,
$4,000; avenida de Michigan,
$500 En- adici6n coSraron CO.
'misiones de los bonos de cami-
nos y puentes, y voy a dar a us
tedes otras cifras: ditrito de
East Tampa, $3.50; distrito de
North Tampa, $1,750; distrito
del NoroeSte de Tampa, $5,161
distrito de Plant City, $4,000;
quinto distrito, $1,000; distri-
to dc Palm River, $500; distrito
de Lake Fern, $500.
Gel ha Colorado grandes suel-
dos de los contingencies, tent
do parte EN- considerables conf
stones Y, ademas, ha Colorado no
norarios de los tenedore de GER
tifieados. Esto demuestra un al
tamente desarrollado appetite
por parte de Mr. Tillman y sus
asociados".
FL orador lego una carta de
los prominentes ciudadanos de
Tampa, Sres: w. +. Stovall,
Flossie r. Blair, Henry E. Will
liams, l.. II. McIntire, Charles
E. Ball, Richard E. Knight,
Alfonso M. McMullen y Howard
Lykes, elogiando su actitud
en- defensa de 1000 contribuyen
ties del distrito de Interplay.
La gaceta., 1934-05-18
GRANDIOSO RECIBIMIENTO TRIBUTO
. LA HABANA AL EXPRESIDENTE
GRAU SAN MARTIN
Cerca de $4,000 personals tomaron parte
en- ell patriotico acto

Habana, mayo 1S.-La Ha-
bana visti6 hoy sus mejores ga
las para recibir a SD eximio hi
jo ell DR.. Grau San Martin, que
regresaba de MEXICO, donde pa
SO varios meses despues de ha-
her renunciado la presidencia
provisional.
Ell DR. .Grau San Martin des-
EMBARGO del Sierra Ventana",
hacienda el vapor una parada
cerca de la capitania del puer-
to, y la multitud ovacion6 deli
rantemente al ilustre ciudada-
no.
BESIDE la Punta hasta ell We
dado Sc agrup6 la multitud con
handeras, carteles y sonando
las bocinas de los automobiles.
Organizaron ell recibimiento
los partidos Revolucionario Gu
bano y Defensa Nacional, to-
mando parte principalisima en-
todos los trabajos realizados los
Sres. Ramiro Capablanca, Gus
tavo Moreno, Carlos Finlay, Ro
berto Coloma, Fiallo y otros.
Las escenaS de entusiaSmO
fueron tales que Sc lego a te-
mer por la alteration del orden.
Concurrieron a la manifesto
ci6n grupos de ciudadanos We
La gaceta., 1934-05-18

Londres, Mayo 17.-En la
camara de los comunes, Sir j.
Simon, ministro de negocios ex-
tlanjcros, declare hoy que In
glaterra no Sc halla obligada
a preservar la santidad de Chi
ma Y no participant en- direc-
tas sa~nciones contra ell Jap6n, o
cua!quiera otro poder, a menos
que Estados Unidos de su com
pleta cooperation.
"Inglaterra -dijo - no ha
firmado ning1n tratado para
La gaceta., 1934-05-18

nidos de las provincias de Pr
mar del Rio, Matanzas, Santa
Clara, Camagdey Y Oriente,
siendo esta la mejor prueba de
que Ell DR.. Grau es Ell hombre
mas popular de Cuba.
Cerca de las nueve de la ma
mana ell presidente, siendo ro--
deado por sus mas intimos ami
Cos baj6 a terra y escoltadC
por numerosos grupos de estu-
diantes y obreros.
Que ell gObierno de Mendieta
es altamente unpopular, qued6
probado en- la manana de hoy,
con las ovaciones tributadas al
DR.. Grau San Martin.
A las seis de la manana de
hoy Sc acuartel6 a la policia,
c9n ell objeto de asegurar ell or
den durante la manifestation.
Por orden del DR.. Fresno, rec
tor de la Universidad, fueron
suspendidas las classes para ce-
lebrar un almuerzo en- la Facul-
tad de Derecho, que mas tarde
sera seguido de IN bale.
Tienese entendido que ell DR..
Grau Sc dirigira inmediatamen-
te a la Universidad, donde los
estudiantes lie aguardan para
exteriorizarle SUI carino.
La gaceta., 1934-05-18
LITVINOFF LEGO
A GINEBRA

Ginebra, Mayo 17.-MaXim
Litvinoff, comiSario russo de ne
gocios eXtranjeros, lego aqui
a consular con los leaders de
la Sociedad de Naciones sobre
ell problema del deSarme y po-
Siblemente la entrada de IN
Union Soviet en- la Liga.
La IIegada del diplomatico ri
so creo sensation en- los circu-
los de la Liga, bastante deSani-
mados por Ell evidente deSacuer
do en- la question del desarme.
La gaceta., 1934-05-18
HUELGA DE CHOFERES
DE CAMIONES

Washington mayo 18.-En
Minneapolis Sc han declaradQ
en- huelga los choferes de ca
tniones, paralizando cast TODD
ell transrorte commercial. Mas de
5000 hcmbres recorren las ca
lies impidiendo que circulen los
vehiculos afectados por ell movi
miento.
Creese que habra escasez de
pan en- 81 dia de manana Y que
las estaciCnes de gasolina Sc
veran obligadas a cerrar.
Sc han undo al m~ovimiento,
en- simpatia, 900 drivers" de
los automobiles de alquiler.
Los jefeS del movimiento ira
tan de extenderlo a la ciudad de
ST. Paul.
La gaceta., 1934-05-18

DR.. Grau San Martin: Esa
proclama del DIR. Roberto Men
DEE Penate es la mejor prueba
de que el coronel Mendieta ha
vendido su alma a la reaction y
a los dictados de Mr.. Caffery.
Tenian los cubanOs un exec
lente primer magistrate pro-
visi9nal y pCr cobardia, y al
gunos para re~colectar dinero dc
la colonia espanola y corpora
clones americans, lie lmpulsa-
ron a renunciar.
ilAhora palpan u durisima