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Evening star., 1934-06-26
Finishing Congressional Pool
To Be Dedicated July 4-Only Club Here to
Have Indoor, Outdoor Swimming
Places.

35 feet in width, with an extreme
depth of 9 feet and a shoal depth
of az feet. A complete filter sys-
tenn utilizing a new process is in
stalled by which the water is not
only run in and out, but is also
filtered and sterilized by an electric
silver process. The installation
at Congressional is the first of its
type in America, and for 1t Is
claimed complete absence from bad
effects on the membranes of the
nose, eyes, ears and throat. Con-
struction of the pool was made
possible by voluntary subscriptions
from the membership who bought
debenture bonds carrying S per
cent interest. The pool will COM
fortably accommodate more than
300 bathers.
Evening star., 1934-06-26
CARDS OBTAIN VANCE

CINCINNATI, June 26 (P.-Dazzy
Vance. veteran pitcher, has been sold
to the st. Louis Cardinals at a waiver
price of $500, according to Larry
MacPhail. general manager of the
Cincinnati Reds, who also announced
acquisition of George McCurdy. catcher
of the Houston club of the Texas
League. for an undiscloSed amount.
Vance came to the Reds from the
Cards early this year and so far has
not won game. He was expected to
become a member of the Reds regu-
lar pitching staff. He probably will
be used as a relief hurler by the Cards.
Evening star., 1934-06-26

Oliver Transue Of Canton. Ohio. and
at rs followed Charlie Yates and
Berrien Moore Of Georgia Tech, along
with Maurice Hankinson Of Okla
homa.
The defending champion, Walter
Emery of Oklahoma. was in tie with
six other players at II. and Pat Sawyer
OF Minnesota slid out to the edge with
an 81
Evening star., 1934-06-26

IN ICHARD LUNN, the tall Prince
- ton sophomore, who won three
big tournaments around Wash
l. y ington last year, including the
District amateur champion
ship, Is giving the local golf affairs
the cold shoulder. Dick permitted the
Chevy Chase Club invitation event to
get along without him Che won 1t last
year,, and now he Is allowing his
Chevy Chase Club championship to
60 by default.
A small field Of contestants in the
Chevy Chase Club title tourney were
playing In the second round Of the
72-hole medal play competition to-
day. with Lunn somewhere on the
sidelines. His absence from local
golf this year has caused more than
one person to wonder If he will de-
fend his District title at Columbia
late in August.
Frank Reside, one of the best of
the younger golfers at Chevy Chase.
was leading the field as the second
round in the title chase got under way.
He shot 73 In the blazing sun yes
terday to take o two-stroke lead over
Fred Hitz, q former champion. John
Thompson was the only other player
to break 80, with q card of II. In
last years club tourney Lunn recorded
81 to tie the course record set
previously by Maury Nee Scores of
the other contestants in the tourney
yesterday were:
w. Beverly Mason. 81; Page Hufty,
80; C. Ashmead Fuller, 80; John Brit
ton. 80; Reeve Lewis, "a. The tour
ney will wind up Thursday. with the
main prize the r. Oden Horstmann
Trophy.
Evening star., 1934-06-26
A NGLERS likely will find plenty
" of fish striking off the New
~ Jersey coast this week. Hard
4 "A head, sea trout and founders


a Jersey coast this week. Hard
4 a head, sea trout and founders
are being taken there in
abundance.
w. w. Wilkinson reports fair
catches of rock and wall eyed pike
in the Susquehanna River at Deer
Greek.
At the Conowingo dam excellent
catches are being made of rock, pike
and perch.
In Chesapeake Bay off Rock Hall,
Md. hardhead are being hooked day
and night. Rockf1sh have started to
bite, few 5 and 10 Founders being
caught last week.
Of Tilghman Island good catches
of hardhead, large trout and fair
catches of blues are being made.
Things look good for this week.
Dewey Webster at Deals Island
reports large catches of sizeable hard
head with sea trout fishing improving.
Reports received Monday indicate
that fishing is great at all salt water
river fishing grounds.
Doug Watson, Arthur Dey, Kennie
Moore and Jack Berry. fishing of Hol-
land Point the other day. landed 66
hardhead; l trout, 2-pounder; l
spot and one King william perch,
These anglers we're out only short
time and ran out Of bait.
B. BEALL and son, Theodore,
n. with Samuel P. Thomas, all
of Ashton Md, fished four
hours at Solomons Island from one
of Capt. Harry Woodburn's boats and
landed los hardhead and l 2-pound
trout. There was not 10-minute
lull and doubles were landed seven
times. The size of the fish ranged up
to AZ pounds.
James Jarman at Ocean City re-
ports that kingfish are biting with
abandon in the surf. with the catches
averaging IS to 40 person, the
larger number being landed late in
the afternoon. He reports that j. T,
wilkinson, local angler, filled his
basket with these fish after supper
one evening. He also reports catch
from Capt. Savages boat Hilda of
rs sea trout weighing around 9 pounds
each, $50 sea bass. 200 porgies and
% blues.
Down off the North Carolina coast
at Oregon Inlet, Capt Sam Tillette at,
Wanchese, says that party he piloted
last Wednesday landed "a channel
bass. These fish, he aid, now are
plentiful. Phone number is Wanchese
1913.
A. H. G. Mears at Wachapregue,
Va. says they are enjoying good
run of kingfish and also that plenty
of croakers, sea bass, founders, sea
trout and channel bass are being
caught.
Evening star., 1934-06-26
COPS DOWN FIREMEN.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 26.-
Alexandria Police today hold first
place in the Commercial League here,
as the result of I'll win yesterday
over the Columbia Firemen. Shout
Taylor's pitching and batting helped
the Police in a big way.
Evening star., 1934-06-26
A. A. U. TITLES AT STAKE
Diving, Swimming Events Listed
at Glen Echo on July 9.

District A. A. U. high board out
door diving championships for men
and women will feature swimming
meet to be held July 9 in the Crystal
Pool at Glen Echo Park, Md, starting
at $50 pm.
Other events will include 90-yard
free style, 120-yard backstroke and
44O-yard free style for men, and 90
yard free style, 120-yard breastStroke
and 6O-yard free style for novices,
for women.
Entries will close July S, with Boyd
Hickman at the Crystal Pool. All
contestants must be registered with
the District A. A. U. Gold, silver and
bronze medals will be awarded in
each event.
Evening star., 1934-06-26
BOYS IN SWIM MEET
Clubs Association Holds First
Affair on Saturday.

The Boys Clubs Association of
Washington will hold its first annual
swimming meet Saturday in the Mu-
nicipal pool, starting at 10 am. Com
peting clubs will be the Boys Clubs
of Washington, Georgetown. Merrick
and Northeast. Entries will close
Thursday at 8 pm. at the clubs.
Events to be contested are: 70-pound
class-50-foot free style, 50-foot
breast stroke, relay. 85-pound class
50-foot free style. 5o-foot breast
stroke, 50-foot back stroke, relay. 100
and lis pound classes-75-foot free
style, 75-foot breast stroke, 75-foot
back stroke, relay. Unlimited class
l00-foot free style. 100-foot breast
stroke, 100-foot back stroke and 400
foot relay.
Officials will be furnished by the
Playground Department.
Evening star., 1934-06-26
UNBEATEN TEAMS PLAY
Refuse, Supervisors Battle in
Soft Ball League.

Two games were carded in the
Municipal Soft Ball League this eve
ming. Bridges and Fifth Floor were
to meet on Monument soft ball dia-
mond No. 4, and City Refuse and
Supervisors were to face at the Rose
dale Playground. The latter two
teams are undefeated. Both games
were to start at o'clock.
Pitcher Abe Rosenfield pitched a
no-hit, no-run game as Home Owners
Loan Corporation downed Y M. c..
A., SO, in the Capital City League.
Other soft ball results:
Municipal League.
Fifth Floor, -; E. w. A., 7.
Sewer Division, 6; City Refuse, g.
Independent.
Victory Post, IS; Procurement, IA.
Evening star., 1934-06-26
NOTED GRIDDER IS ILL
Sanity of Herschberger, Famous
as Kicker Being Tested.

CHICAGO, June 26 CP.-Clarence
H. Herschberger, ST, famed as the
greatest place-kicker in foot ball as
a member of the University of Chi
cago team in the late nineties, was
at a psychopathic hospital today,
held for sanity hearing Thursday.
Upon leaving the university in 1898
he became member of the faculty
at Lake Forest College and Academy,
spent two years with the National
City Bank of New York and engaged
in the real estate business in Chicago
until last July when he suffered
second nervous breakdown.
Herschberger was reputed to have
been the first kicker to devise the
spiral punt.
Evening star., 1934-06-26
Amateur Constitutes Stamina
Special Ladies'
Day Tomorrow

OWING to the fact that Friday
~ OF this week will be an of
day, President Grifith Of the
Nationals has announced that to-
morrow will be q special ladies'
day. Tomorrow's tilt will mark
the final Of the series with the
Browns.
The YANKEES come here Thurs
day. but after playing that day
they do not resume hostilities with
the Griffmen until Saturday.
Evening star., 1934-06-26
MAKE SH0RT.ENDER.

LOS ANGELES, June 26 Op).-
Make Rosenbloom, light-heavyweight
champion. was on the short end of
the odds today for his 10-round non-
title bout tonight with Lee Ramage,
San Diego heavyweight.
Evening star., 1934-06-26
DUNDEE'S TITLE SAFE.

CHICAGO, June 26 CP).-Middle-
weight Champion Vince Dundee will
tackle Hayden CYoung) Gtuhley of
Kewanee, ILL.,, in a 10-round bout.
without risking his title, at Mills Sta
dunn tonight.
Evening star., 1934-06-26
VX1AsHNGToN schoolboy golfers
were doing we'll on foreiI

w were doing well on foreign
courses as the Eastern inter-
scholastic and intercollegiate cham
pionships worked toward their match
play rounds at Greenwich, Conn, and
Cleveland, Ohio.
Billy Detweiler. young Georgetown
Prep star, led the local entrants in
the first half Of the medal round in
the interscholastic tourney at Green
wich, with first days card of 81 yes
terday. Maury Nee, also of the Hoya
juniors. scored 81, while Frank Allan
Evening star., 1934-06-26
CONGRESSIONAL COUN-
4 TRY CLUBS new outdoor
\ swimming pool, under con-
~ struction for several weeks,


is to be formally opened
on July with ceremonies. Ad-
dition of the outdoor pool will give
the Congressional club, one Of
Washington's largest country clubs,
complete swimming facilities, both
in Winter and Summer, and will
make Congressional the only club
about the Capital having an indoor
and an outdoor pool.
Located on the site of the old
tenth tee. south of the club house
and below the pavilion porch, the
new pool has been constructed at
a cost of $4,000. 1t is completely
Handicapped. and sits on hilltop
overlooking lake set in grove of
trees. Flood lights will light the
pool at night, while a sand beach
Is being provided for the young
sters.
The pool is one of the largest
at any of the clubs around WASH
ington. 1t Is 100 feet In length by
Evening star., 1934-06-26

A. H. G. Mears at Wachapregue,
Va, says they are enjoying good
run of kingfish and also that plenty
of croakers, sea bass, founders. sea
trout and channel bass are being
caught.
La gaceta., 1934-02-24
A~SEGURASE QUE UNA
PARTIDA DE CRIMINALES
LLEVO A TERMINO Ell
ASESINATO DEL JUEZ
PRINCE

Paris, feb 24.-El primer
miniStro D%oumergue ofreci6 a.
yer una recompenSa de Glen mil
frances por la detenci6n de los
crlmlnales que han intervenidO
en- Ct aSeSinato del juez Prince,
cXpresando al mismo tempo SUI
v~reehcia de que ell crimen es
cbra de una bien organizada
partjda de facinerosos.
FL cadayer del juez Prince,
amarrado y mutjlado, Sc encon-
tro el paSado microbes en- las
paralelaS del ferrocarril, cerca
de Dion. Junto al cuerlo Sc ha-
Il0 I'm cuchillo ensangrentado.
La cartera que iievaba habia
sido registrada, deSapareciendo
papeles de importancia.
La teoria de suicide ha sido
rechazada por ell juez Dreyfus,
p~reSidente de la corte de apela-
clones, que era amigo intimo
del asesinadO.
Crtese que la banda tiene ell
prop6sito de aSesinar a varias
pcrsonas, todas elias relacio-
nadas con la estata de Stavisky.
La gaceta., 1934-02-24
Mr.. QUINLAN HA OFRECI-
DO SU COOPERATION,
CONTESTANDO A UNA
DE LA NRA.-
POR LOS OBREROS SIN
TRABAJO. - CARTA DEL
PUESTO MARCELO CON-
ZALEZ.

En- su vista a Tampa, ell Sr.
Walter l.. Quinlan, c%onseJero
tecnico de la CWA, examine
los pianos para ell parque de
recreo de Ybor City, y Sc mos
tr6 muy satisfecho, brindando
su poderosa cooperation a la
obra.
Mr.. Quinlan reside actual
mente en- la capital del estado,
en- Tallahassee, pero no olvida
a los buenos amigos Que por
aqui tiene.
Con su inteligente colabora-
ci6n, a la bora de las gestioneS
definitivas, creemos no sera
dificil que los trabajos Sc lie
ven a feliz termino antes de
mayo prlmefo.
Agradecemos al distinguido
visitante y competente funcio-
mario las palabras de aprecio
que aver tuvo para los ninos
latinos, a quienes muchos no
comprenden y algunos calum :
MAN.
La gaceta., 1934-02-24
CADA MINISTRO EN- Ell GA
HINETE INGLES SOSTIENE
UNA GUERRA PRIVADA

Londres, Feb. 24.-Cada m
ristro en- ell gabinete esta sos
toniendo ahora una guerra
privada-declar6 aver I'm alto
1Uncionario del gobierno.
Sir John Simon, ell secreta-
rio de relaciones eXteriores,
termin0 va su guerra con la
firma del tratado comercial an
glo-soviet, documento que Sc
eStima es un modelo de su cla-
Sc, y que tuviera comienzo Ell
pasado abril, cuando ell Juror
del patriotismo.
j. H. Thomas, ell s~ecretario
de los dominiOs, todavia man.
tiene su guerra privada contra
Ell presidente del Libre Estado
de Irlanda, Eamond de Valera,
y su resultado hasta ahora ha
sido de que en- ell tesoro brita-
nico han dejado de ingreSar
6,243, 900 esterlinas, y que la
mitad del comercio anglo-irlaH
des Sc ha arruinado.
FL comandante Walter Ell
lott, ell energico ministro de
agricultural, sostiene su guerra
comercial con Dinamarca. En-
su determination para revivir
la agriculture inglesa, ha obli-
gado a los daneseS a tragarSe
una reduction de sus eXporta-
Clones de tocineta, en- I'm total
de 16 por ciento. Los daneses
estan enfadados, pero depen-
den del mercado ingles y tie
men bastante prudencia para
no contra-atacar. Ell resultadO
ha sido que a la Gran Breta-
ma lie han vendido 5000, 900
mcnos en- libras esterlinas y
han comprado 100000 mas
en- productos ingleses.
Aho.a Walter Runciman. pre-
sidente del Board of TRADE,
sostiene una guerra commercial
contra Francia, la antigua ALA
da de Inglaterra. Una guerra
NADIA agradable a ningUna de
las dos parties, pero que da O.
portunidad a los patriotas para
yCcneIar.
TUdos los ministries ingleses
lam.cutan mucho los "deplora-
bles conflictos', pero es la YER
dad cue la atm6sfera en- Wes-
Minister Sc halla cargada de ma
cionalismo aggressive y tendra su
afecto en- ell consejo de minis
trOS.
La gaceta., 1934-02-24
lie FRACTURE Ell CRANEO
A SU SUEGRA

Madrid, feb. 24.-Andr6s
Corral, un vecino de Puentes
de Garcia Rodriguez, lie fractu-
70 ell craneo a su suegra, Flo
mena Rar6, arrojandola des-
pu6s a un poZo.
A pesar de la grave lesion,
la mujer sali6 del pozo agarram
dose a una cuerda.
Dice que Corral la agredi6
porque ella Sc negaba a hacer
testamentO en- su favor.
ASegurase que ell criminal
tratara de embarcarse para A
mGrica.
La gaceta., 1934-02-24
UN ARTiCULO DE MUSSO
LINZ

Madrid, feb. 24.-Esta sien-
do muy comentado un articulo
de Mussolini relacionado con
Ia politica Soviet y el Jap6n,
"Tengo la convicci6n-dice
Mussolini-dc que ell chino con
entrenamiento y discipline pte-
de transformers en- I'm buen
soldado.
"Ahora bien, 81 poryenif de
la raza y dc la civilization blan-
ca en- 81 extreme Oriente, la
Suerte del Pacifico, depende
del papel que asuma China en- e.
curse ell presente sigIo. Per
mauecera China durante largo
en- su actItud dc hostiIi-
dad a los Japonescs? 5Cuanto
tempo durara este?
mo IS absurdo enf0car o.
tras hip6tesis y entire elias la
de un possible acuerdo entire
China y el Jap6n"
"GQuitn Sc atrcvcra a recha
Ear en- este case la idea de que
tai alianza seria hecha en- con
ira de Europa y en- contra de
America"
"El acuerdo Litvinoff-Roose-
welt es importantc en- 81 mismo.
pero sobre TODD en- eI terreno
moral es una advertencia he
cha al Jap6n; pero NADIA autori-
IA a suponer Que rusOs y ameri-
canos Vayan a combatir %juntos
81 ell Jap6n ataca a Russia 0 am
plia SuS conquistas a expensas
de China. 10 cleric es que el ia
pom Sc encuentra va desIigado
de TODD acuerdO International,
y que tiene las manos libres,
tanto para la paz como para la
guerra"
La gaceta., 1934-02-24
DE ESPANA

que los prImeroS que dlSpara.
ron las plHtolaS tueron los dc Ia
Federation JnNerSltarla.
ProttNta de que Sc athaque
al taSc!Smo Ell SlStema de Ia VIC
Iehrla' dlclendo que eI taSclSmc
eS una conception polltica que
trata de mpontrNe, lncIuSo dc.
mocratlcamente.
ri dlputado comunlSta Boil
var dlee: "ASeSlnando'
Primo de Rivera O por yo-
los aunque yo no Ie doy dema-
Slada Importance a los votes.
La Sra. Nelken: Los plebiSci-
toS del dictator,
Primo de Rivera: Muy bien,
Senorlta.
Sra. Nelken: Sonora,
Primo de Rivera Sc reflere a
las perSecucioneS que sufre eI
organo periodiStico faSciSta,
que ACADIA de ser denunciado
por I'm a~rticulo contra ct Sr. Gil
Robes, y cree que lIegara el dia
EN- que Sc le denuncic por el pie
de lmprenta.
Teodomiro Mentndez, socia-
IIsta, eXclama: "lEual nos Succ-
de a nosotroS'.
La gaceta., 1934-02-24
los BELGAS
PREPARAN UNA MANI
FESTACION

Bruselas, Feb. 24.-Los co :
munistas belgas preparan una
manifestation para la noche de
nov. en- protesta por la subida
al trono del Rey leopold III.
Ell joven monarch fue ovacio-
nado por ell pueblo a su paso por
las GALES, siendo tambien vito
reado en- la Camara de Diputa-
dos.
Los diputados comunistas a :
s:stieron a Ia session del paria-
mento con camisas azules y ira
les de Gale, y no Sc pusieron de
Die cuando al Rey entro en- Ia
sala.
La gaceta., 1934-02-24
BRYAN Sc ~PRESENTARA
CANDIDATE A SENADOR

Lincoln, Nebraska, Feb. "a
Ell gcbernador Charles W,
Bryan, que tres wees ha desem-
renado ell poder executive del es
tado, anunci6 aver su candida
tura al senado de los Estados
Unidos, diciendo que 10 hacia pa
ra ayudar al presidente Roose-
welt a restablecer la prosper :
dad.
Ell ano pasado, en ell Otono, ell
go5ernador dijo que ell progra :
ma de recuperaci6n nacional ha
bia convertible los districts agrl
colas zen una masa informe de
intranquilidad" y "que ell cuello
de los campesinos era cortado
de oreja a o~reja."
La gaceta., 1934-02-24
BATISTA ARRESTO A DOS
OFlCIALES DEL EJERCITO


Habana, Feb, 24.-Por or-
den del coronel Fulgencio Ba-
tista, jefe del ej&rcito, fueron
arrestados hoy los extenientes
Giro Leonard y Eduardo To
meu.
La detenci6n Sc verified en-
I'm hotel de esta capital, y Sc
ignora la causa.
Algunas personals Green que
esos dos oficiales estaban cons
pirando contra la vida del CO.
ronei.
La gaceta., 1934-02-24
Pl 7 SUNER P~RESIDENTE
DEL ~AYUNTAMIENTO DE
BARCELONA

Madrid, feb. 24.-Ha tornado
possession de la presidente del a
yuhtamiento de Barcelona, ell
Sr. Don Carlos ri y Suner, ex-
ministro de trabajo.
Componen el nuevo consisto-
rio Don Jaime Sierra Hunter,
Don Jose Maria Massip, Anto-
Mo Ventos, Jaime Vacher. Ma
riano Martinez Cuenca, Odon
Hurtado, Estanislao Reina y
Antonio Vilarza,
La gaceta., 1934-02-24

ell Presidente del CircuIo Cuba
no ACADIA de mandarnoa para
la fiesta de esta noche.
,Gritaron los cuban0s en-
Baire y conquistaron su inde-
pendehcia ~gFitaFon In contra
del machadato y derribaron
la tirania
Ahora tienen que gritar
contra e. bambre. que es 81
principal enemigo, y contra los
Wejos poiiticos, feaponsables
de TODD Ell tango lanzado con
ira la Repdblica.
La gaceta., 1934-02-24
COMO PUSO TERMlNO Ell
GOBIERNO DE DOLLFUSS
AL DOMINIC SOCIALISM,
EN- VIENA

Viena, Feb. 23.-Cuando
las primeras n~oticiaS o~ficiales
de la guerra civil en- Austria
Sc esparcieron por ell nun II,
los obServadores las acepta-
ron como labora de elemcnt)S
criminaleS que ell gobierno ira
taba de Suprimir.
Pero ahora que ell mundo
comprende que TODD ha silo
la obra de las fuerZas reaccio-
narias para deStruir ell dominic
liberal SocialiSta en- Viena, d =
be eXplicarSe sinteticamente II
sucedido:
La lave a la lucha AUSTRIA
ca puede ser encontrada en-
una declaration hecha por ell
vice canciller Fey, de filiaci6n
fasciSta: "Ahora estoy conven,
edo de que DollfusS es nueS-
tro hOmbre. Manana comenza
remoS la limpieZa de Austria"
Estas palabras de un ciuda-
dano que odia a los socialis-
tas, forman la base de los "a
contecimientos que han tent
do lugar.
Mientras ell canciller Dollfus
sc encontraba en- Budapest, ell
"Heimwehr' decide hacer
preston para destruir inmedia-
tamente los restoS de la demo-
cracia.
En- todaS parties ell canciller
VIC senales de descontento V
dos de sus principales sostene-
dores Sc opusieron a las exhor-
bitantes demands de los fas-
cistas.
DeSpues de vacilar un tanto
ell canciller Sc entreg6 en- las
manos del Heimwehr.
Las aspiraciones de los fas-
cistas Sc han venido procla :
mando por ell principe Star :
quien dijo hace po-
COS dias: LA bandera f~ascista
debe flotar sObre ell Ayunta-I
miento de Viena. Las cabeZas
socialists deben rodar a la al
rena. Nosotros destruiremoS el
dominic asiatico de los he0reOs
y barreremOs la democracia."
A este los socialistas confess
taron; "Hemos creado una
ciudad cuya administration es
un modelo en- Europa, a pesar
de la pobreza a~ustriaca, HemOs
impuesto contribuciones a la
riqueZa, pero nos hemOs apar-
tado del comunismo constru- ,
yendO casas para residence del
trabajadores, con banos espa-I
c%iosos, campos para deportes y
bibliotecas. Ell CO., de Viena
y ell 40% de la poblaci6n de
Austria ha votai 10 por nosotro>
en- todas las elecciones pasa-
das. Ademas tenemos nue. tro
cuerpo de defensa republican,
para contestar a las amenazaS
que Sc nos hacen."
Pero la resistencia de la
guardia republican, de los so
cialistas se estrell6 contra Ia
conjunction de las tropas d L
gobierno y del Heimwehr VI
hoy la lucha es entire los nazis, |
que anhelan la union con Ale.
mania, y los fascistas, que de-
sean mantener ell gobiernD
sin la Influenza del canciller
Hitler.
La gaceta., 1934-02-24

La que pudi6ramos lamar dl
vision e%xtranjera de la NRA,
en- atenta carta nos pide nues-
ira opinion sobre ell funciona-
miento de los c6digos industrial
les.
Vamos a decir claramente
20 que pensamos sobre ell codi-
go provisional de la industrial
tabacalera y sus efectos en- es-
ia comunidad.
Para los obreros de las ia
bricas de cigarros de Tampa,
ell c6digo ha sido POGO menos
que desastroso.
Ell jornal minimo de doce
pesos Sc ha convertible en- ma
ximo, porque va son muy po-
cos los torcedres que pasan de
esa cantidad. Ell senalamlento
del minimo hizo que algunos
fabricantes trajeran maqulnas,
que ahora utiliZan, a despecho
de los planes del presidente
Roosevelt, tendencies a lograr
que encuentren trabajo los dlez
o doce millones de ciudadanoS
victimas directas de la depre-
sion.
La "desnivelaci6n" perSiste,
a pesar del c6digo, y los chin
chales academies" contindan
utilizando appendices, y con
la production de estos hacen
competencia ilegitima a las ia
bricas acreditadaS.
Por 10 que respecta a la n.
r. A., en- conjunto, creemos
que la preston debe hacerse
sobre las corporaciones milo
narias y conceder mayor llber-
tad de acci6n a los negocios pc
quenos, que hasta el presente
han sido los mas afectados por
los minimos de los c6digos.
En- cuanto al presidente Roo
sevelt Y a su obra de gobier-
no, dentro de nuestra humildad
lie apoyamos como candidate
antes de la convention de Chi
cag0, Y ahora no solamente le
apoyamos, sino que como ciu-
dadanos nos sentimos orgullo-
SOS de la obra que yiene reaIi-
zando en- beneficio de todos.
MISUNDERSTANDING antes
que la convention de Chicago
10 nominara-es la esperanto,
y a su personalidad y a sus
buenas intenciones debe ate =
nerse el pueblo.
Roosevelt, repetimos ahofa,
continda siendo la esperanto,
porque 81 bien sus proyectos
no han triunfado como noso-
tros esperabamos, han alberto
ell canine para que Sc pueda
La gaceta., 1934-02-24
Sc PERSiGUE AL BANDI
20 "PASOS G

Madrid, feb, 23.-Fuerzas de
la gUardia civil estan persi-
guiendo por la serrania de Ron
da al bandido "Pasos LargJs"
famoso por el terror que sem
brara en- el ano 1916.
"Pasos Largos' Sc present6
en- 81 cortiio de Seigos, apode-