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The Washington times., 1934-06-30
MEND|ETA RULE
BENEFITED
BY ORDER
Executive Decree Bans All
Sales of Munitions Except
on Government Authority
BY International News Service

BY International News Service
Just one month after the United
States granted Cuba's long plain
tive wall for withdrawal Of Amer
ica's right to intervene in its in
ternal affairs to preserve law and
order, the island republic today
had found it necessary to come
back to this country for help in
its turbulent political affairs.
Torn by political strife and fac
ing the danger OF a new revolt,
the government Of President Car
los Mendieta appealed to the State
Department to declare an en-
barge against the shipment OF
munitions to the island.
President Signs Order
In accordance with the policy OF
the good neighbor" towards the
nations of Latin America, PreSi-
dent Roosevelt quickly granted
the appeal and signed an execu-
tive order prohibiting the ship
ment of arms or munitions to
Cuba except with the full author
ity of the Cuban Government and
by special license issued by Score
tary of State Hull.
The embargo is directed at pre-
venting the smuggling Of arms to
rival political groups who may
shortly seek to overthrow the Gu
ban Government.
It will permit the Cuban Gov
eminent to purchase all the arms
it desires but not any unauthor-
lied political groups.
The Cuban appeal for the en-
barge came close upon the heels
of serious street fighting in
Havana and a split between the
government and the ABC, power
full secret political organization.
Aids Mendieta Regime
The Cuban embargo was the
second arms ban proclaimed by
this Government against Latin
American republics within q
month. The first was directed at
prohibiting the sale within this
country of arms and munitions to
Paraguay and Bolivia, engaged in
a death struggle over the right to
ownership of jungle territory
known as the Gran Chaco.
Granting Of the Cuban en-
barge was viewed by the State
Department as strictly in COM
pliance with treaty obligations
and not an indirect Intervention
on behalf of the Mendieta gov
eminent. However, that it will
work to the benefit of the exist
ing government was selfevident.
The position of the State De-
partment was that under q 1925
convention with Cuba, which
undertakes to- curtail smuggling OF
arms, this Government had no
alternative but to grant the
Cuban governments appeal.
The Washington times., 1934-06-30
j. s. COST FALLS
FAR BELOW
ESTIMATE
Expenses 1000 Millions Less
Than Expected, But Debt
Hits AII-Time Peak
By ROBERT S. THORNBURGH
International News Service

By ROBERT S. THORNBURGH
International News Service
Falling about 1000 millions be-
hind the estimate, Uncle Sans
expenditures for the fiscal year
ending tonight amounted to ap-
proximately TOO million dollars,
according to figures available at
the Treasury today.
Four thousand million dollars
were laid out for prosecution of
the recovery program, bank and
industrial loans, direct relief,
public works stimulating employ.
ment. public highways. river and
harbor work, farm aid and other
contributions to the restoration
of prosperity.
Emergency Costs Climb
Emergency expenditures went
ahead of the year before by 2,7OO
millions.
For the ordinary cost of govern
ment the expenditure was about
3,1O0 millions. The economy pro-
gram the reduction in the outlay
was 752 millions.
In the budget message to Con-
greSS President Roosevelt eSti-
mated government expenditures
for the year at 1860 millions, ex-
elusive Of debt retirement, which
would have boosted the total to
over 1000 millions.
Receipts for the year will total
about 3,100 million dollars, as COM
pared with $2,015,7 31 900 the year
before and $3.50 ,000, 900 estimated
in the budget six months ago.
Record Peace Deficit
This would result in a deficit
by the close of business tonight
Of approximately 1000 millions.
the largest in peacetime history.
A deficit Of over 1900 millions
was estimated in the budget.
AS a result of the slowing down
Of the expenditure program late
in the current fiscal year it was
expected the Government outlay
for emergency and other purposes
would be greater than the $500
millions estimated in the 1885
fiscal year. It was believed prob
able for the two years the ex-
penditures might reach the 16,529
millions estimate and that the
combined deficits of the two
years would be 1926 millions, as
was figured in the budget.
Debt At AL Time Peak
The public debt at the close
of the year reached an all.time
record at slightly over $1,000
million dollars. This compared
with 22,555 millions a year earlier
and to the wartime peak of 26,-
$50 millions August 81, 1919, after
the Treasury had completed it's
gigantic program of war and
relief loans to the allied govern
ments-loans which have now
been repudiated. 20
The chief sources of revenue
for the last two fiscal years fol.
low:
Source 1898 1914
Income Taxes $74S.1S4,OOO 5 $4,000, O0N
Miscellaneous internal:
Revenue -. 1857, O0O 81, All. 900, OO0
Customs .... 250,747,00O 352,7OO, 6D0
Processing
taxes go. ........ ss2,7oO, 600
The Government issued about
$13,520, 00O, 900 in new securities
and retired $1,000, O0O. 900 during
the year for a debt turnover Of
$22, $50, ) 100000 Last year new
issues aggregated $3.50 ,682, 900
and retirenentS az sol 413 O0n
The Washington times., 1934-06-30
Taxes in Maryland
Called Excessive

BALTIMORE, June 30-If state
taxes continue in Maryland at the
rate they have been imposed, the
people of this State will be
bankrupt within fifteen years"
State Senator Alan Coad, Of st.
Mary's county declared last night
at a meeting of the Wholesale
Liquor Dealers Association Of
Maryland.
The speaker also said there is
no need for the present imposition
Of $1.10 gallon tax on liquor and
urged members of the Association
to fight for repeal Of this and
other vicious tax laws"
The Washington times., 1934-06-30
s 7 D OK FIGHT
IS TOLD
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will be named to the commission,
but the identity of the other two
members is still unknown.
Political observers are also I'M
able to forecast just who will be
named to the communications
commission. It is generally agreed
that Federal Radio Commissioner
Eugene o. Sykes will be named
to the commission, but further
than this the Presidents choice is
in doubt.
In addition to naming these
two commissions, the President is
expected to make a great many
minor appointments before leaV-
ing on his vacation cruise tomor-
row.
Presidential engagements were
cut to minimum today. The
Executive is sticking to his de-
cision to leave a clean desk be"
hind when he boards the heavy
cruiser Houston for his trip to-
morrow night, and to do this he
has worked early and late for
the past week.
Schedule For Trip
Under presnt plans, Mr.. Roose-
welt will leave the White House
tomorrow about 6 p. m, going
aboard the cruiser an hour later
from the Naval Academy docks
in Annapolis. The Houston will
pull away some time later, and
will stop briefly at Hampton
Roads, Va, the next morning.
She will then put out to sea and
start the run southword towards
Cartagena, Colombia.
The Presidents two younger
sons, Franklin, jr., and John, will
accompany their father on the
long sea trip. Both arrived here
several days ago, and are looking
forward to the cruise with high
anticipation.
Over at Annapolis the Houston
was already docked, preened and
painted anew to await the Presl'
dent. Luxurious quarters will pro
vide every comfort and convent
ence to the Executive when he
boards the boat
The Washington times., 1934-06-30
ARGENTINA

BUENOS AIRES, June 80 Il.
N.SO.-Meager reports today from
Santiago, Chile, declared that
Communists had begun an up
rising in several districts. A strong
column of rebels was reported
marching on the town of Lon
quimay, which is defended by
only Is policemen.
Five persons were reported kill
ed in clashes between the Com
munists and military patrols.
The Washington times., 1934-06-30
AUSTRIA

VIENNA, June 80 U.S0.-A
systematic bombing campaign by
political terrorists has begun in
the province of Vorarlberg, where
Chancellor Engelbert DollfuSs is
travelling. The new campaign fol
lowed a series Of nationwide bomb
ings yesterday which caused great
damage and the arrest of at least
100 NaZiS.
The Washington times., 1934-06-30
Gasoline Station
MANAGER Robbed

James Carneal, night manager
of a gasoline filling station at
Fifth and C SITS. N. E., was forced
into a Mushroom at the station
early today by an armed man
who took his change carrier,
containing $38.
The Washington times., 1934-06-30
FRANCE

PARIS, June 3O.-G.N.S0-
France entered the world naval
armament race today when the
Chamber of Deputies voted funds
for the construction Of a new
$4,000 ton cruiser, a destroyer
and two submarines in addition
to the regular navy building pro-
gram. The action Of the chamber
was interpreted as Frances an
swer to the announced plans OF
Italy, her naval rival in the Medi-
terranean, for naval expansion.
PARIS, June 3O,-Devaluation
of the franc, bugaboo OF the
Doumergue regime, which had
long considered the issue to be
dead, has again been suggested in
the Chamber of Deputies. Deputy
The Washington times., 1934-06-30
CUBAN PLEA FOR ARMS EMBARGO GRANTED BY PRESIDENT
Is Slain
AS Hitler and Army
Put Down Revolt

Another decree to be submitted
for cabinet consideration combines
all state health departments into
one gigantic national reorganiza-
lions in which Jews again will be
handicapped.
The Washington times., 1934-06-30
COMDITION OE TREASURY

Treasury balance as of June
%, 1851, 286,211.04: internal reve,
nue., $4,047, 764.48: customs re,
ceiptS, $19,192,250.15.
The Washington times., 1934-06-30
WORLD NEWS OF THE DAY

Paul Reynard, former Minister Of
Finance, demanded that either
the francs gold content be les
sened or that deflation Of prices
be started Immediately.
PARIS, June 30.-Convicted of
provoking espionage" Tjadina
Ulfert Won Oterentorp, a German
woman, has been sentenced to
two-year jail term. She was
charged with attempting to per-
suade a foreign engineer" to
obtain plans of French fortifi-
cations, submarines and airplanes.
The Washington times., 1934-06-30
The Shortest
Distance Between
Two Points,.

To those who are confronted
with rental problems. the
shortest distance between
wanting and getting the De-
sired apartment or house is
the telephone connecting you
with the Barbara Holmes
Rental Service. My files are
complete with desirable va
cancies and several Of them
are featured in my column in
today's WANT ADS.
Barbara HoImeS
The Washington times., 1934-06-30
GERMANY

BERLIN, June 30.-Germany's
cabinet crisis apparently came
to a temporary halt today with
Propaganda Minister Joseph
Goebbels winning the first round
and Vice Chancellor Franz Won
Papen retracing his steps. Won
Papen has become more and more
isolated in his position and Is few
eriShly attempting to repair some
of the damage caused by his pre-
mature Marburg speech, in which
he defended the right to criticize
NaziS. -.
BERLIN, June 30.-General
terms of a concordat between the
German Government and the Va
tican have been approved, au-
thoritative sources have revealed.
The pact provides that the large
Catholic youth clubs in Germany
shall become diocesan organiza-
tons, and shall not engage in
physical culture, sports or mill
tary training.
The Washington times., 1934-06-30

Barbara Holmss
La gaceta., 1934-10-26
CARLOS MANUEL DE La
CRUZ CONFERENCE CON
Ell PRESIDENTE

HaH ma, oct. 26.-Con el pre-
sllt5nte Mendieta comfcrenci0
aver ell Dr.. Carlos Manuel de la
Cruz, quien sc dice sera nom
braio, por recommendation de
Bait TIA, para ocupar la secreta-
ria de DefenaI Nacional, Que
renunciara Ell Dr.. GranaIos.
Al salir de palacio manifesto
que no sc lie habia hecho men
zion de tai cosa. Su vista, Sc
gun dijo, tuvo por objeto soil
citar del Presidente una 3udien
cha para los obreros de Bahia
Honda, a los cuales representa-.
"Me sorprende la insistencia de
los reri6dicos en- ligar mi nom
bre con esa secretarI3. Creo que
todO5 los problemas del gabine-
.e seran resueltos satisfactoria-
mente.
La gaceta., 1934-10-26
MURIO EN- UN Academic
~AUTOMOVILISTA LA SRA.
GASKELL

A consecuencia de un choqCe
de automobiles Ocurrido aver
en- la e1quina de M,rgen y la "a
veniIa Palm, sufri6 lesiOnes
que lie ocasionarln la muerte la
Sra. Grace L. Gaskell, una veci-
ma de Citrus Park. Ell 3Ct-m6-
vii en- que vjajaba la vi lima
IRA guiaiO por Charles Lynn,
de SO amos, tambien vecino de
csc lugar.
Iba al tim6n del otro coch.
G. Reeves, de as amos, que dice
no Ee,tb la ura velccid&d supe-
rilr a 25 millas. La defensa del
autom6vil de Reeves alcanz6 la
parte trasera del cCche de Lynn
Lc3 dos mdividuos se hacen acu
saciOnes y quedaron en- libertad
H.jo la custodia de sus aboga-
dos.
La gaceta., 1934-10-26
ASOCIACI0N DE EMICRA.
DOS REVOLUCIONARIOS
CUBANOS DE TAMPA

Uno de mis- deberes es recor-
dar a los miembros de eSta As1
.3i&ci6n, 1ue el domingo % de los
corrientes, siendo ell ultimo de
mes, es el senalado para la cele-
braci6n de la Juntl General re
glamentaria.
Los ascciados deben de estar
en- p4eno oo4Iooinliun,o ~ los ira
bajos que esta llevando a cabo
Ia Association. Part que sc en-
teren de los Gltimas comCnica-
clones recibidas de Cuba, no de
ben de- faltar a esta reunion,
donde tambiGn Sc discutiran va
rias intoresant>s proposiciones.
Jose Il. Sanfeljz.
Secret rio de Acta3
La gaceta., 1934-10-26
DON CARLOS DE
LA TORE

Habana. Oct. 26.-Es honda
la crisis en- ell gabinete del CO.
ronel Mendieta. Presentation "a
yer sus renuncias, por opener
Sc a la violencia. ell DR.. Carlos
de la Tore, presidente del
C~cnsejo de Estado, y los conse-
jeros Salazar, Urrutia y la Sc
nora Carbonell.
La notica de haberle sido
aceptada La renuncia al DR.. vi
tier, secretario de educacion, la
dis ell DIR. Agustin Acosta, Sc
cretario de la presidential. A :
costa dijo a los periodistas que
Ell no habia renunc:aSo y que
continua gozando de la con
f ANA del Presidente.
Vitier conferencio aver con
ell Presidente y al salir dijo que
iba de nuevo a ocupar SUI pues
TO en- la escuela normal de Ma
tanzas.
La gaceta., 1934-10-26
Los n~egocios y la Industria deberan
dar trabajo a millones de hombres

nu1-s no Sc utilizan, E. go6ie.
n desea rebaiar q co5.o de !>..
"2so.-. De alxilio y balance4g
e. r-ssu HueSto, pero no so@9l
hacerlo en- lis actuales 'cirluns-
tancias. Hay credito di sponi6
en- los bancoS, pero los nsgocioS
Y la industrial por timidaz no lc
- p1ean. Hasta que Ell diner
- inviorta Y las ruedas in3u
yriales funcionen con mayor Ell
,;entl ell gob:arno tenlra q
2p3rtar dinero a los que no pue
San : lluirirIo por caminoS n2r
males.
La noticia es aVanzar, da'
tra5ajo, o DIR fin a las lamsA
-ci nes.
La gaceta., 1934-10-26
UN LOCO ~CANADENSE MA
TO A 6 PERSONALS

Quebec, Canada, Oct. 26.-LCS
cucrroS de 5 parientes de j. Ro-
e9ire BilOdeau Sc encontraron
anoche en- los boSques, cerca dc
a9ui, despu6s de que a csc indi-
viduO Sc lie habia encarcelado
bajo la acusaci6n de haber dado
muerte a IN empleado del servi
clio de correO3, que sc nombri ba
Octavio Fiset. FL administrator
Norm result0 graVemente heri
do. Las otras vino.mas son: Ma
ria BHcdeau, de SO amos, hernia
ma del loco, que era un cartero ;
RJ h.p BilC!f "a, 2tra hernia
ma, de 81 amos; Yv1tta G9nvin,
de Fl, I'm pariente; Castor eau
win, de 20, y Fernando Gauvin,
de Is, tambien parientes.
La gaceta., 1934-10-26
NOTICIAS CAB~IEGRAFICAS
C~ONDENSADAS DE
ESPANA

Madrid, Get. 26,-La SAD sex
Ia del Tribunal Supreme ha no.
tificaio al Sr. Manuel Azana,
eXprimer ministro, que ha 1rde-
nado SUI prucesamiento para de-
pur3r la parte que tCViera en- la
reciente revolution. lie defen-
dera, segun Sc dice, ell S., Ossa-
rio Gallardo.
-Continua encarcelado ell di
putadO sOcialiSta Anastasio de
Gracia, presidente de la Union
General de Trabajadcres. No
Sc ha decidido tOdavia 81 sierra
pr ce.ado G! hijo del ST.. Fran
cisco Largo Caballero, a quien
sc detuviera a principles de es-
Ia semali1.
La normalidad parece res
tablecila EN- la Cuenca minesa
de Asturias. Los soldadoS sc en-
cuentran Ell todaS parties. FL
g)biurno cree terminada la re-
voluci6n.
Los rers6dicos traen nue.
vos detalles de 10 sucedldo EN-
Aa5urias y dicen que miles de
libras de dinamita sc hicieron
explotar por los insurgentes. Sc
comenta ell hechO de que trozos
de piedra del institute de OWE
do hayan lido a caer a una dis
tancll de cinco kilometres.
-Pcr decreto del gobierno sc
ha prorrogado ell modus viven-
di comercial con 81 gobierno de
la Republica de Ell Salvador.
Las negociaciones para un nue.
vo tratado sc iniciaran tan
pronto sea possible.
Han tornado possession de
sus nuev0s cargos los Sres. Ma
rio ArOcena, subsecretario de
industrial y comercio; Ruben S.
Marichal, subsecretario dc la
marina mercante; Julian SAM,
director general de beneficen-
CA, y Victor Viloria, director
general de Sanidad.
-Dicese que ell letrado don
Angel Ossorio Gallardo repre-
sentara a Luis Companys, pre-
Sidente de la Generalidad Cata-
lana, a quien el gobierno orde-
nara anteayer seleccionar de-
fensOr.
La gaceta., 1934-10-26
CUBA AL Ola
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS

Habana, oct. 26.-El tenienbe
Rodriguez Sc persona en- la ia
erica de chocolates La Es.ra
Ma, a DISCOVER una asamh'
que ALI celebraban les obraro.,
y sin motive orden6 qeu Sc hi
cieran disrarCs al aire, al9r-
mandOse ell vecindario. Ihl Ro-
driguez al mando de un palot6n
de la policia. Varies trabaiado-
res fuerOn encarcel@3-s.
-QuedarCn ano.he en- liber-
tad los Is emple2dos de IA So.
cretaria de hacienda a les cua-
les Sc detuviera EN- La Manzan;l
de Gomez, en- los m0mentos Ell
que tcmaban acuerdo para pre-
sentarlos al secretario DIR. Lam
lda. Fue Otro atropello inspirI-
do por los jefes del ej6rci.o.
A las once de la manana
present6 sus credencialeS el nue.
vo ministro de Ia Argentina EN-
Cuba. La ceremonial reviYti6 la
solemnidad de c9stumbre.
En- ell gabinete del DIR. Gle
menl5e lnclan sc reunieron los
Imedicos que abogan por e1
eierc'cio libre de la profession.
Por iniciativa del DR.. Inclan SO
creara ell Institute de la polio
melitis o PARALYSIS infamtil, e.
que funcion3ra EN- ell hospital
Reina Mercedes. All conSejo de
secretaries Sc llevara ell pr)yec-
to, pidiendose para la ejecuci6n
un cr6dito de $4,000.
Luis Gonzalez, miambro
del ABC, fue arrestado cuando
cobraba los recibOs de esa socie
dad a los miembros que ALI ira
bajan.
Varies empGaados de la
Compania Telef6nica SIC presan
taron al DR.. Pima, secratar'1
del trubajo, pidien1oles scr re-
'pue yos en- sus cargos pCrquc
t:onen derecho a clio.
-Llegaron por aeroplano ell
Sr. Casanova y 81 DR.. Tapia que
fuerCn a los EstadOs UnidCs en-
mission del gobierno.
La gaceta., 1934-10-26
TORRIENTE Y DE LA CRUZ
DE ACUERDO

Habana, oct. 26.-Se dij0 en-
la manana de hoy que entire ell
DIR. Torriente, secretario de es-
tado, y ell DR.. Carlos M. de la
Cruz, amigo de Batista, existe
ahora la mas completa inteli-
gencia, aunque cast siempre es-
taban en- desacuerdo. En- case
de que ell DIR. de la Cruz Sc ME
que a ingresar en- el gCbierno,
la d3rtera de Defensa Nacional
Sc lie confiara, como Sc ha veni-
do diciendo, al ~secretario de a
gricultura, ingeniero Rionda.
Tan pronto entregue la Sc
cretaria de gobernacion ell DIR.
Suervo embarcara para ell ex-
t~ranjer9.
La gaceta., 1934-10-26
La REUNION PARA Ell RE-
CIBIMIENTO AL DR.. GRAU

E.sta noche Sc efectuara. en-
ell Circulo Cubano, la reunion
para organizar ell recibimiento
al DIR. Ramon Grau San Mar
tin, expresidente de Cuba, que
dentro de pocos dias hara una
vista a Tampa.
Una de las salas de la socie-
dad Guiana Sc ha cedido anna
blemente a la comision organi-
zadora.
Ouedan invitados todos los
cubanos que simpaticen con la
d gna figura patriotica del DR..
Grau.
La gaceta., 1934-10-26

shington, oct. 26.-La seA
da del President Roosevelt pa
rese claramenta traza1a Y les
negocis y la industrial deberan
DIR trabajo a millcnes. de ciuia-
danos o cesar en- ST. lomenta-
clones por]ue ell gcbierno gaia
dinero en- dar trabajo Y auXili2
a las personals me- eSitadas.
Ell sentimiento de los mas H.
tos funcionlrios del gobiarno e5
que una firme base So ma colo
cado para una nueva estructura
econOmica que aF re ml3yr"
rendimiento nacional V que este
81. comparable por un num2ro
mayor de ciudadar0S. Les ne
gCcics prosperan, pero les mi
La gaceta., 1934-10-26
0LIVEIRA
SU GABINETE

Madrid, oct. 26.-Dicen de
Lisboa que el prime rministro
Oliveira 81 lazar Iha terminate
la reorganization del gabinete,
cumplierido 81 encargo que lie
dieFa ell presidente de la Rep1-
blica, Grail. Carmona.
Los nuevos ministries SON: tie
niente coronel Linhares de Lii
ma, ministro de la goberna-
ci6n; coronel FassOs f. Sousa,
ministro de la guerra; DR.. Ra-
fael Duque, ministro de agricul
tura, y DR. .Eusebio Tamagni-
nj, ministro de instruction pG-
blica.
Las sustituciones Sc hicieron
amigablemente y aparentemen-
te sc han recibido con aproba-
zion. FL coronel Passos desem-
pah6 el ministerio de la guerra
en- 1927 y ccupa un lugar pro-
minerte en- los circulos de la die
'adura militarista.
Salazar Sc reserve para el IA
srtera de hacienda, pero NOM
Jrando subsecretario al DR..
JCao Pinto Costa.
La gaceta., 1934-10-26

Pide ell Presidente Roosevelt
que los banqueros extiendan e
credito y tengan c~onfianza en-
sus dep6sitantes.
Algo que hace mucha falta.
porqr'e en- los bancos hay dine.
70, pero Sc presta muy POGO, POI
tenor o por otras causas.
iEsto no es querer decir que
vaysAn a tirar ell dinero a la Gale
facilitandolo sobre negocios .
prop;edades sin la suficiente ga
rantia; pero deben ser acepta
das les garantias razongbles, nc
las que algunos banqueros pi
den, que llegan a la estrat6sfe-
ra. ~ cuando Sc pide demasi3.
do los comerciantes e industrial
les Sc retraen y la cOnfianza nc
resurge.
La gaceta., 1934-10-26
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Filipinas y ell idioma Espanol. La Recomenda-
cion del Presidente a los Banqueros. Gel So
cialista" y los Detractores del Proletariado.-
Grau y ell Partido Revolucionario

Palabras del lider filipino
Quazon, pronunciadas en- Paris
Y en- las is&fs Sc da ell case GU
rioso de que ell idioma eSpano.
esta ahora mas difundido que en-
la ep9ca de la domination espa,
nola."
Los filipinos aman ell lengua-
je y la tradicion esphnola.
Digamos que en- la Florida e.
idioma espanol Sc estudia con
creciente interes en- Institutes
Colegios y Universidades.... J
que en- Tampa muchos descen-
dientes de espanoles tratan dc
olvidar, a todg su prisa, ell lido
ma, las costumbres w..
iParece que quieren 'diluir.
sc" Y extranjerizar los apelli-
dos, como va Sc ha hecho con
Valdes.... que muchos indivi :
duos escriben con una "zeda'
en- la cola, en- ell final.
La gaceta., 1934-10-26
Sc OPONDRA Ell GOBIERNO
AL PAGO IMMEDIATE DE
LOS BONOS

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soldados, pero en- la Casa Blan-
ca no sc Quiso comentar Ell acuer
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81 ell cOngreso aprueba la medi-
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p>rmiti6 que la moci6n muriera.