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Evening star., 1934-12-30

FORD VS. 1884 de luxe sedan. $500. This
is practically a new car in every respect
Finished in beautiful jet black with cream
wire wheels. Safety glass all around. Mo-
tor performs perfectly: Buy this almost
for months ago. Only S145 down bal
snce Is months. Also '32 vs. sedan and
de luxe phaeton 1926 More than IS
other late model cars; 22 different makes
See us during our make us an offer final
cleanup sale. Taylor Motor Co. author.
CheeyroIet dealers. Three big showrooms.
Evening star., 1934-12-30

CHEVROLET 1888 Master coach; hot
water heater; driven carefully by one
owner; S4l9; terms. L. p. Steuart, Inc,
1921 14th st NV.
Evening star., 1934-12-30

DIAMOND BAR GAINS Unredeemed
pledges Of all descriptions for sale at prices
much below their regular values. All mer-
chandise GUARANTEED as to weight: color
and perfection Money cheerfully refunded
If you are not satisfied. Horning's Loan
once opposite Washington Airport.
Evening star., 1934-12-30

1890 18th ST-FIVE DOORS DU POINT
Circle; guaranteed lease; IA rooms
baths; 25-ft front. Potomac 3464.
ROOMS AND BATH. ELEc.. GAS;
southeast; rent. $50.
W. r. MARSHALL. see-
Evening star., 1934-12-30

CHEVROLET town sedan 1893. S435; built
in trunk; car is in AL condition; trade:
easy terms. Hyatt. Motor Co. As Nd. ave.
HvattSVille. Nd Greenwood 24l2.
Evening star., 1934-12-30

CHEVROLET 1893 sedan; attractive blue
finish, cream trim, excellent free wheeling
motor. Fisher no-draft ventilation. good
rubber: $3.50. Triangle used-car display.
18th and Rhode Island ave. ne. Open
Evening star., 1934-12-30

CHEVROLET 1925 sedan: fine shape. only
$4,000 miles. original paint: TOD, wood
work. upholstery perfect; $50; no down
payment REQUIRED 33 New York ave. ne
Omen l to 6 Sunday
Evening star., 1934-12-30

DIAMONDS. jewelry and watches at about
guaranteed as represented. Rosslyn Loan
CnmDa0y RnSSlyO. Va
Evening star., 1934-12-30

coin Park rooms baths. completely
renovated. $4,000 month. Apply be-
tween 10 and ? or telephone Georgia S3I6.
Is QUINCY PLACE NE-MoDERN SIX
room and bath hot-water heat. Rent
$4,000 1925 Oak street NV Corner
l6thl-Six rooms and bath. Rent $50.
VIM. T. BALLARD. 1921 Eye street NV.
Evening star., 1934-12-30

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-BRAND-NEW ALL
brick modern detached home rooms.
baths. finished attic. recreation room; ga
rage large lot. on bus line. one block
| school. Call for inspection. Several other
attractive homes northwest section. Les
LIE D. MEASELL. Cleveland 3465.
Evening star., 1934-12-30

CHEVROLET 1893 coach: faultless paint
dependable free wheeling motor; s445
Triangles Blue Ribbon guarantee and 80
days free service goes with it. No. 2
N Y ave NV Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1934-12-30

CHEVROLET 1881 convertible coupe;
japanese sreen; performs like new, not, a
defect in this car: S267 for quick sale.
81 down and $3.50 per month. 1901
Evening star., 1934-12-30
HoUsEs-FURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-JANUARY THIRD.
Furnished house. near Rock Creek Park
rooms. including two servants rooms In
basement; warm. sunny. modern. freshly
papered and painted; floors newly finished;
plant. exceptionally good hot-water sys-
TEN; well furnished; the first floor in
mahogany. particularly comfortable beds
extra large electric refrigerator. sewing
machine. piano. radio Victrola. Lease for
a year or more; reference required; $500
q, month. For appointment. call Colum-
bia 6511.
APO MANOR PL. N. w.
Modern-6 room. bath. inclosed
sleeping porch. completely fur
nished. including piano radio and
electric refrigerator: $500.
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
HOUsEs-FUR. & UNFURNIsHED.
30O5 ORDWAY ST. NW.-sEVEN- ROOM
house. $65 month unfurnished or $50
month furnished.
EXCELLENT RESIDENTIAL SECTION
Small garden: 10 rooms. 3 baths, lavatory.
sleeping porch. sun parlor. oil burner. 20
minutes from White House. Wise. 1907.
Evening star., 1934-12-30

sa EssEx 1929 COACH; ns msehanieally
North CAPITOL St
Evening star., 1934-12-30

CHEVROLET 1892 coach. S2s5; only SAG
down; no signers. Just a steady position
This car is in marvellous condition and a
real buv Century Motors 1905 14th st.
NV Phone North 9232
Evening star., 1934-12-30

All EYE ST NW.-5 ROOMS. BATH.
gas. elec.. hot-water heat: nice condition:
S35 Phone Cleveland 031g
Evening star., 1934-12-30

FURNTTURE-Walnut twin beds. chiffon.
Ter and dresser to match. $50. Phone
Cleveland o044.
Evening star., 1934-12-30
wANrED-MUs. INSTRUMENTS.
BOATS.

RADIO-Phonosrsph; late model with
two-speed motor: cheap. 1926 Minnesota
ave. Sc. Atlantic 5443-W.
Evening star., 1934-12-30

CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
rooms and bath to IL rooms and 3
baths; moderate rentals; auto service for
inspection. LESLIE D. MEASELL. Phone
Cleveland ABB or Cleveland 1865
Evening star., 1934-12-30
Observation-Disclosures.

BAEY CARRIAGE. like new. priced rea-
sonable. Georgia 6937. 623 Concord ave.
Evening star., 1934-12-30

CHEVROLET 1882 business coupe; original
finish excellent. very good tires. quiet and
excellent motor. clean interior. A dandy
car for only 1899. Lee D. Butler. Inc.
O1SS Cha Mai { "A
Evening star., 1934-12-30

DISPLAY CASE. s IT. Hill (green,; also
loft green soda fountain telectricD. See
at ~on I, st " lunChPOnettP
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-13

Mrs James Tanning, Miss Helen Barry, Miss Margaret Barry and Miss Monica Gallagher; hall and table, Mrs John Shields, Mrs Dan- iel Sullivan, Miss Alice Sullivan, and Mrs William Walton; prizes, Miss Minnie Tanning; publicity, Miss Bertha Hahelka, Mrs Alfred DeLand; tickets, Mrs Margaret Barry, Mrs Irving Campbell, Mrs Sarah O'Neill, Mrs Russell Hard, Mrs Thaddius Harty, Mrs Rather inc Burns, Miss Margaret Burns, Mrs M. Bellmore, Miss Ruth Me- Donnell, Miss Mary flaming, Miss Anna Eustace, Miss Mary Cosgrove treasurer, Miss Margaret Kane; floor committee, Irving Campbell, Alfred DeLand, Joseph O'Neill, Jo- seph Barry, John Shields, Frank Geoghigan and James Hannon.
 Marriage Solemnized
 Miss Alice Oliver, daughter of MT and Mrs Albert R. Oliver of Nova Scotia and Harper Soiulliard of Allentown, Penn, were united in marriage at o'clock yesterday afternoon at St Johns rectory by Rev Cornelius Teulings.
 The bride wore brown tailleur trimmed in beaver. Her accessories were brown and she carried yellow roses. Miss Mary Oliver. sister of the bride wore gray and carried pink roses. Edward Oliver, brother of the bride was best man.
 A reception was held at the home of the brides parents.
 After a wedding trip to Penn sylvania, MT and Mrs Souilliard will make their home on Sunset avenue.
 Taft Party Friday
 Taft school alumni and relatives and friends who now or in the near future will desire to select a school for their sons are invited to Taft party to be held Friday evening, March 9th, at the Water bury club. Horace D. Taft will be present and will deliver a short talk. Clarence Wendell, dean of Yale University will also talk. Musical numbers will be given by Nora Fanchald (Mrs George Nor gan).
 Dinner will be served in the main dining room at o'clock.
 John Goss is chairman of the committee. Others on the commit tee are Orton Camp, Barlow Hem inway, John Brodie, Milton Bristol MT M. Heminway Merriman, Bur- don Hyde, Arthur Hickcox, and Tehodore Lilley.
 F. of A. Meet Tonight
 The annual installation of newly elected ocers of Court Merritt Heminway, Foresters of America, will take place this evening at 8 o'clock. Deputy Grand Chief Rang CT Walter Stone of Thomaston and his staff will install the officers.
 The officers to be installed are Chief Ranger, Joseph Barry; sub chief ranger, William T. Bartlett; treasurer, George Ryan; financial secretary, Walter $. McGowan; recording secretary. Edward J. Garfield; junior beadle, Alfred Roy; senior beadle, Relphis Ro- berts; junior woodward. Alfonso Berthume; senior woodward, John Olson; lecturer, Michael Dunn; trustee for three years James Han- ming.
 Social Tonight
 Members of Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters and Columbia Lodge, Knights Of Pythias and their families are invited to attend a Valentine box social to be held in Columbia hall this evening at S:S0 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-13
BOY COULDN'T
 RETAIN HIS GRIP

Bridgeport. Conn, Feb. 13.-- (UP).-Weakened by long inner sion in the icy waters of Yellow Mill Pond, Rudolph Hruby, II, lost his grip on Paul GarganQ, 17, a rescuer. as he was being pulled to, safety and was drowned late yesterday.
 Gargano made two attempts to save the boy. Two companions of the stricken lad, Anthony Lahore, 13. and Chester Lazeracki, 9. who endeavored to aid him, were res cued after they fell into the water.
 Gargano was recovering at Bridgeport hospital today from ex- DoSure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-13
NURSE SUBMITS
 JANUARY REPORT
Mrs William J. KIitka Made 25 Class Inspec-
 tiOns Last Month
WO[.COTT

Wolcott, Feb 13.-The following report was submitted by the local school nurse, Mrs William J. Kilt ka, for the month of January. Number of school visits, 16; home visits 21; taken to hospital 1; calss room inspections 25; indivi- dual inspections $50, referred to physician 4, refererd to denist 125; to oculist 1; cases reported to health officer 10; exclusions-skin diseases, 2, pediculosis 5, chicken pox 9, whooping cough l, emer- gency treatments 25, lessons taught 16, talk to teachers 16; talk to par ents g, number of X-rays 5.
 The Wolcott library located in Wolcott Center will be open Fri day afternoon from 9 to 6 instead of Thursday afternoon. Mrs Cliff ford Willard, librarian, will be present to help the children select their book.
 A health club has been organized in Wolcott and is under the sup ervision of Mrs William J. Klitka, local school nurse. Following is a list of the schools and officers in each school:
 West school: President, Albert Gregalot; secretary, M. Petersonfii treasurer, Sandy Marino; reporter, Leo Theroux.
 Center school: President, An drew Cicco; secretary, Lucy La tino; treasurer, Clarence Atwood.
 South school: President, sherman Grant; secretary, Betty Watson; reporter, Isabel Venter.
 Woodtick school-President Beatrice Nigro; secretary, Anne Rozdilski; treasurer, Edgar Du- haime; reporter, Clifford German.
 William Briggs will be the guest speaker at the Center school We'd nesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock,
 Miss Mary Logiodice, teacher of the West school has given up her position on account of i'll health. Miss Ellen Hunt of Waterbury will ba srivon her Dositiop
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-13
.LENTEN SERVICES
 HERE ANNOUNCED
Rev Edward Miller to Be Guest Speaker Wednes-
 day at All Saints
OAKVILLE
COrrespOndent--Mae Villa BabiD
 1917 Watertown Avenue

Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday and the beginning of the Lenten season. The services at the local churches wlli be held as follows: At St. Mary Magdalens church, ashes will be distributed after the 500 o'clock mass Wednesday morning, at 3:30 in the afternoon and at the 7:30 o'clock mass. Sta tions of the Cross will be held Fri day evening.
 At the Al Saints church, the Women's Auxiliary society will re- ceive Holy Communion at 9:3O o'clock Wednesday morning. Len ten services will take place every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Edward Miller of Bethlehem will be the guest speaker. At tie Union Congregational church, Lenten devotions will be held Thursday evenings at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Edward Hickcox, of the Southbury Federated church, will be the guest speaker. "World Day of Prayer" there will be a union service of the five Congregational churches in Water town and Oakville. At the local church services will be held at 200 o'clock. Al are cordially in- vited.
 Minstrel Tonight A minstrel will be presented at St. Mary Magdalen's church hall tonight at 500 o'clock. At 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon matinee for the children will be presented. Mrs. Maud Donahue has directed ,, the minstrel.
 .. Hash and Pancake Supper A hash and pancake supper will be held tonight at All Saints church hall, sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary society. This supper will be served from $500 o'clock on.
 The members of the society are: Mrs. Eugene Deschene, Mrs. Charlees Curtiss. Mrs. George Wildman, Mrs. John II. Pope, Mrs. Gaylord Burdon. Mrs. Loren Chase and the Misses Carrie Woodruff and Margaret Boden.
 Briefs
 Flowers were presented to the Congregational church Sunday by Mrs. James Newell in memory of her husband.
 The Mems Club will meet at the Community house this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Leon Cummings of Colonial street is a patient at the Water bury hospital.
 Mrs. Oscar Locke, will entertain the members of the Women's For eign Missionary society of the Con- gregational church at her home on Hillside avenue. Mrs. Robert M. Warner will be the leader. The topic will be "The Renaissance in Education"
 Mrs. Ambrose Desena will enter tain the members of the Mothers Club at her home on Rockdale avenue Thursday evening. Mrs. Bertrand LaVigne, Jr., and Mrs. Desena will be the hostesses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-13
BOATS ARE STRANDED

Paris (UP)--Two hundred boats were stranded here when the level of the Seine dropped approximate ly four feet. The customary level of the river is 60 feet above sea level. As a result, some of the locks have a depth of0less than six feet. insufficient for passage of the river boats Barges and motor boats were stranded all along. the way from Bougival to Rouen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-13

the Church of the Sacred Heart, will reside at 917 Cooke street. Wa terville, upon their return from their wedding trip.
 MT and Mrs Edward Brown of Boyden street had as weekend guests their daughter, Miss Edna Brown of Springfield, and their son and grandson, Barrett Brown and Edward B. Brown, Jr., of Fitch burg. Mass.
 Miss Lila Marsh of Cooke street recently entertained the members of the Royal club at her home.
 MT and Mrs Wesley Rood of Fort Hill avenue have had as their guests, Miles Biodgett and FreG- erick Munson of Falls Village.
La gaceta., 1934-03-06
MULTIPLY PRESIDIRA Ell
JUICIO DE LA CAUSA CON
IRA SPENCER

FL jueZ w. M. Murphy, de
Orlando, fu6 designado aver
por ell gobernador Sholtz para
presidir el juicio de la causa
contra ell sheriff Spencer, a
quien acusa Ell fiscal del con-
dado, Morris M. Givens, de
hallarse complicado en- la eva
sion de tres presses.
rs probable que ell fiscal del
estado solicite que ell juicio Sc
verifique en- otro condado, por
no Greer que en- este puede efec
tuarse I'm juicio impartial,
La designation del juez
Murphy Sc ha hecho por haber
Sc descalificado ell juez Pet
teway.
La gaceta., 1934-03-06
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

A un ano fueron condenados
aver como autores del robo a
la casa de prestamos de G.. B.
Gasque, situada en- ell 1904 de
la calle Franklin, los j6venes
James Dunn, alias Patterson,
" John Sawka, alias Barceli,
los dos de l6 amos y residen-
ties de New York.
Pocas horas despuGs de ha-
Der sido sentenciados arriba-
ron oficiales de la policia neo-
yorquina, que pediran hoy al
juez anule la sentencia y les
entregue los presses.
Joseph Lockley. un negro, Sc
declare culpable de guar un
autom6vil estando borracho
y fu6 condenado a 60 dias.
FL negro Leroy Davis, que Sc
declare culpable de asaltar y
robar a un mensajero Y a un
joVen de su raza, cumplira Gin
amos en- ell preside de Raj
ford.
La gaceta., 1934-03-06
LOS DEL So
WET ~RESCATARON A VA
RIAS MUJERES

MoscG, Mario Clos avia-
dores del Soviet, componentes
de varias expediciones de res,
cate, salvaron aver la vida de
diez mujeres y dos ninos en-
ell Mar de Behring, ayudando
a rescatar tambien a cerca de
500 pescadores que Sc hala-
ban bloqueados por la nieve.
Las mujeres y los ninos fue-
ron recogidos por ell photo lie.
pidevski Y ell mecanico Petrol.
con I'm aeroplano mandado DIES
de Cabo Wellen.
Sc hizo ell rescate con una
temperature de 40 grades ba-
jo CerO.
La gaceta., 1934-03-06
ENCONTRADO EN- CHICAGO
Ell AUTOMOVIL QUE d.
LLINGER UTILIZARA

Chicago, Mario Gel auto
m6vil en- ell cual Sc fugara de
Grown Point, Indiana, ell fora
gido John Dillinger, ha sido en-
contrado aqUi, 10 que prueba que
ell temido criminal Sc encuentra
escondldo en- esta poblaci6n.
La policia decubri6 ell autom6
vii, propiedad del sheriff Lillian
Holley, ell sabado por la noche,
frente a una casa de apartamen
tos del lado Norte de la ciudad.
Ell hallazgo del autOm6vil es
la prueba incontrastabe de que
ell bandido Y su companerO, Ell ne
gro Herbert YoUngblood, logra-
ron atravesar la red que la po-
licia habfa puesto en- los subur-
bios.
La mujer que Sc present6 en-
la carcel de Crown Point dicien
do que era esposa de Dillinger,
ha sido reconocida como Elaine
Burton, amante de John Hamil
ton, un socio de Dillinger.
Los INVESTIGATORS Green que
la vista de esa mujer a la car
eel tuvo por objeto entregarle
dinero a Dillinger, para cuando
este verificara su evasion.
La gaceta., 1934-03-06
Ia CRISIS POUT|ck EN- ESPANA'
LAS ELECCIONES PARA A
PODERADOS DEL DIS.
TRITO ESCOLAR

Estan verificandose hoy las
elecciones para apoderados
del distrito escolar.
Un gupo de 'latinos" trata-
ba de "~forrear" en- la manana
de hoy en- favor de los candi-
datos Miles y Hale olvidando
les servicios que ell esposo de
la Sra. Gordon supo prestar
a los residences de Ybor y w.
Tampa.
Les "forrerso" estaban con-
centrandose en- los alrededores
del colegio Phillip Shore, dom
de varios partidariso de la Sc
nora Gordon procuraban evil
tar las "trampas.'
Para la clonia latina es una
desverguenza ell hecho de que
Sc trate de votar iiegalmente
en- contra de una mujer que
aprecia a los RESIDENCES espa-
noles, italianos y cubanos, pa
ra favorecer a un individuo
que desempeno ell puesto cua-
tro amos y NADIA hizo por las
maestras latinas.
Algunso de los que tenian
la consigna de votar por Miles
y Hale, aseguraban que no vo-
taban por la Sra. Gordon por-
que esta era apoyada por "Pat
Whitaker.
Ncsotros, que seleccionamos
los candidates convenientes a
los latinos, sin distinction de
partido, lamentamos que sobre
nuestra colonia Sc continue a
rrojando tango por individuos
que no tienen respeto por e!
sufragio y que no son dignos
de ejercerlo.
La gaceta., 1934-03-06
MARTINEZ BARRIO DESTACO
SU ANTECLERlCALlSMO
Los socialistas espanoles de nuevo amenazan
aunque no pudieron llegar a. un acuerdo con
los anarco-sindicalistas

Madrid, Mario 6.-La crisis
en- el gabinete LerrouX surgio la
semana pasada cuando los cato
licos conservadores amenazaron
con derribar ell gobierno, 81 el
primer ministro no cumplia las
promesas de modificar la legis-
laci6n aprobada por a%nteriores
gabinetes de izquierda.
Ell exministro de la goberna-
ci0n, Don Diego Martinez Ba-
rrio, IN mason, consistentemen
te venia antagonizando a los ca
t6licos, sin ocultar sus simpa =
tias con ell anticlericaliSmo de
los socialists.
Martinez BarriO amenazo con
renullclar y renUnclO cuando lie
rroux hizo nuevas concesiones
al ala derecha cat0lica.
Barrio eS jefe del grupo de
izquierda del partido radical y
fue apoyado en- su actitud por
otros dos miembros del gabine-
tie, ell ministro de hacienda Y ell
ministro de obras publicas.
Estos ministries no han anne
nazado todavia con retirarse
del partido, pero creese que de-
finitivamente Sc uniran con la
izquierda del parlamento.
Los cat6licos amenazaron con
la crisis pidiendo la anulacion
del decre+o de Martinez Barrio
cue requiare permiso especial
lara funarales religiCsos. Este
Gecreto autoriza a las aut9rida-
deS municipales para prohlblT
un funeral religioso cuando, a
su j%uicio, pudiera dar lugar a de
s6rdenes ~pdblicos.
Evidentemente la amenaza de
les socialists todavia Sc man
t.ene y dicese que o~rganizaran
una revolution de clase para re-
cCnquistar por Ia %violencia ell
otminio del %gobierno, 81 la dere
cha obtiene una %importante re-
U esentaci6n ministerial.
Largo Caballero, ell jefe socIa
lissa, parece haber fracasado en-
ST empeno de organizar un tren
lie unico revolucionariO, 10 que
admiti6 la semana pasada a su
rerreso de Barcelona.
Ell exministro de trabaJo ma
nifest6 que no habia conseguldo
al.near bajo una sola ensena a
La gaceta., 1934-03-06
VENDETTA PIENSA SUSPEN
DER LAS
CONSTITUCIONALES

Habana, Mario 6.-Duran-
te toda la noche estuvo reunl'
do ell c~onsejo de secretaries
bajo la presidential del coro-
mel Mendieta, y considerable
extraordinarias medidas de
precaucion.
Ii gobierno piensa suspen-
der las garantias constltucIo-
males y discover las organiza'
clones obreras, aunque NADIA
ba hecho todavia por remedIar
la desesperada situacion de
los trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1934-03-06
LA SEMANA DEL TURISMO

Habana, Mario 6.-Comenz6
ell domingo la semana del turis-
mo, con un paseo extraordina :
rio de carnival.
Hoy martes Sc efectuara un
bale de mascaras en- ell Hotel
Plaza, con premios para compar
sas Y d~isfraces individuales.
FL microbes Sc efectuara un
dia de moda en- Ell Teatro Nacio-
nal, con exhibiciones de flores y
de modelos.
FL jreves habra una fiesta de
comparsas en- ell cabaret Sans
Souci y el sabado un gran con-
cierto de mdsica Guiana, bajo la
direction de maestro Roig,
La gaceta., 1934-03-06
johnson apoya ell deseo de Roosevelt por mas
altos %jornales y menos horas de trabajo

Washington, MARIO 6.-De
acuerdo con los deseos del pre-
S'dente Roosevelt, de que Sc
corten las horas de trabaio en-
un dlez por ciento Y Sc realize
un aumento en- la paga por las
lndustriaS dependencies de la
MIRA, 81 general Johnson llam0
EariaS conterenciaS para discu-
tir metodoS de revigorizaci6n.
Johnson manifesto claramen-
te que Su proposition Sc adap-
Ia 4 los SentimientoS expresa-
dos por Mr.. Roosevelt en- su dis
curse de aver.
La disminuci6n de 1879 en-
las horas Sc acompanara de una
disposition favorable a las in
dustrias que no puedan hacer
la reduction.
En- ST. discurso inaugurando
la asamhlea de las autoridades
relacionadas con los C6digos, ell
jefe de estado dijo: "Es la inme
data tarea de la industrial dar
empleo a mayor numero de per
sonas, con salaries que aumen-
ten ei poder de compra, y ha-
cerlo ahora."
A. j. Hettinger sc expres6 en-
contra de una nueva disminu-
con en- el numero de horas, en-
las industrias que no pudieran
hacerlo, y fu6 muy aplaudido.
La gaceta., 1934-03-06
NEGRO CONDENADO
A TREINTA DIAS

Ell juez Watkins, de la cor
tie municipal, impuso aver SO
dias de carcel al negro r. Jo-
mes, cue guiaba su automovil
estando boracho y Sc estrell6
contra un poste del tel6fono,
cerca de la estaci6n de la T.
MON.
Por parecida falta H. H.
Williams fu6 multado en- cien
pesos, con la alternative de 80
dias, y Teodoro Smith en- so
o 25 dias.
Mu,ta de $500 Sc impuso
a AL Seslia, a quien Sc ocupd
una manopla.
La gaceta., 1934-03-06

los socialistas, sindicalistas y a,
narquistas catalanes.
Sc consUelan los socialistas
con la declaration de Julio JUS,
to, diputado izquierdista de Va
~lencia, quien asegura que los at
tonomistas de la provincial Sc
uniran a los izqUierdistas de Ca
taluna para separarse de Esfa-
ma, 81 I'm gobierno de derecha Sc
establece en- Madrid.
Los nacionalistas vascos tam,
bien Sc halIan disgustados, aun-
que no amenazan con recurrir q
la revuelta.
Green los naciOnalistaS que
deben esperar y yer 81 bajo un
gobierno de derecha alcanzan la
autonomia regional, como va la
tiene Catalina.
Ell primer gobierno repubiica
no de izquierda no pudo cumplir
la promesa de autonOmia que
diera a los vascOs.
En- una serie de ~articulos ell
diario FL Socialista asegura q.
existe una organization milltar
secreta, en- ell pals vasco, que
tiene escondida una considera-
bic cantidad de armas y mum :
clones. Anade ell peri6dico que
los vascOs Sc eStan preparandO
para combatir pOr su autono :
mia, y que en- case extreme soil
citaran la ayuda de los vascos
fr2nceses para establecer una
naci6n vasca.
Ia asociaci6n de empleadcs de
Madrid amenaza con organizar
un cuerpo de vigilancia fascista
para proteger a los negocios es-
panoles de las uniones sOcialis-
tas que ahora parecen hallarse
dominadas por los comunistas.
Los directories de la Asocia :
cion, que aseguran representa-
a $4,000 empleados, expresan ad
niraci6n por ell sistema corpora
Two italiano y dicen que 81 ell go
bierno no puede pronto hacer al
20 por alviar la situaci6n croa-
da por las continues huelgas y
rinas, Sc veran precisadOs a ar
marse y ccntestar con cierres a
las injustas y persistentes ext :
gencias de los trabajadores.
Esa association tambi6n pide
Sc anule la legislation social "a
probada por ell anterior parla-
mento.