davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1934-05-25
CORPORATE MATURITIES
DUE IN. JUNE SMALLER
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 25-Corporate
bond maturities during June will total
S86, III ,929, the Standard Statistics
Co. estimates. May maturities amount
ed to 500, ,594 900.
Evening star., 1934-05-25
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK. May IS 0P.-Federal Lans
Rank bonds.
PHONE INCOME GAINS.

NEW YORK, May IS R.-The New
York Telephone Co. reported net op-
Grating income of s3649,1 ,157 for April
as against s2,S04,361 in April. 1888
Income for the first four months OF
this year totaled sl2,964,4 ,491, COM
pared with S10.557,419 for the same
period last year.
Evening star., 1934-05-25
COMMODITY PRICES

NEW YORK. May 25 LP-Index of 15
d93i equals 100; 1926 average equals
Evening star., 1934-05-25
N. Y. EXCHANGE BONDS
Erie ref So rs.

Finland 8 " . 'b3.
Finland 6 VI 9 IS.
Fla Est Goa st IS '7f..
Fran Ind 7hs 42...
French Q 81.
Evening star., 1934-05-25

Dividend rates in dollars pased on ls.,
ouartery or semi-annual payment SPartiy
cs.h estta !plus ~ in stock Payable In
ss;. sS in stock: Plus IS IN stoea. t P.9. P9.
~, so'e IN scrir P.us 81 IN stock PAID
5a,ss. tns years-no regular rate. Accumu.
IN STOCK Paid hast year-no regular
.aie .sIe Companies reported tn receiver.
chhip stoeks fully listed on the Curb TX
Evening star., 1934-05-25
FIRE INSURANCE
MISCELLANEOUS
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, May Is CP.-Bar sill
yer steady. Il higher at 4434.
Evening star., 1934-05-25
Gelsenken IS '3+....
Gen Baking 6hs 40.
Gen Cable 6Ms'N7. !.

Gelsenken IS '3+....
Gen Baking rs 40.
Gen Cable 6hs%7..,
Gen Pub Svc s u s'39.
Gen Sti Cast 5hs'49
Gen The Equip SIS 40
Ger Cent Blk IS '3S.
Ger Cent Blk IS so j.
Ger Cent BIZ IS so q.
Ger Cent Blk 1850.
Ger Gen Elec IS -. I.
Ger Gen Elec rs IS.
Ger Govt 8 Us IS.
German 6h 5 so.
German Rep 7s'<9.
Good Hope Stl 7s'l5.
Goodrich S. '%5.
Goodrich 6hs 47.
Goodyear Rub s. 81.
Grand Trunk IS 'S6. -.
Grt Brit Il l6hs 81.
Grt North ANS ID rs.
Grt North ANS q 1T.
Grt North IS ca.
Grit North 6hs B 81.
Grt North gn 7s'3e. i.
Evening star., 1934-05-25
N. Y. CURB MARKET
Stock and Sales

Dividend Rate. Add 40. Hish. Low. Close.
Selec Ind prior s n 560s 66% 69h 60%
QAfon 4 Aofhar q SRL SkL "a
Evening star., 1934-05-25
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.

tReported by Chas. D Barney & co.,
Evening star., 1934-05-25

Carrier Corp. ....i
Catlin Corp'n.....
Celanese 1st pf(7)
Cen States Elec. =.
Charts Corp d..
Childs Co pf. .....
Cities Service. ...,
Cities Service pf. .
Cities Srv pf B. ..
Col G&E z CIV pff6).
Columbia Pictures
Comwlth & So wr..
Cons Copper.
Cons Gas Bait $50
Cord Corp tk25c).
Courtaulds
(k21 9.10c)..
Crane Co. .......s
Creole Petrol.
Crocker Wheeler.
Crown Cent Petrol
Evening star., 1934-10-12
by FRANK FRISCH

They made hot for this year, but the Cardinals
through great style clear the end when needed every
energy We needed -and had it, There's the story
nutshell though the line up well
their smoking habits they do the ball field Here's lineup
smoking: 21 of % of the Cardinals prefer Came
Evening star., 1934-10-12
j. S. TO Be ASKED
TOBU|LD SCHOOLS
Warning Against Fascism
Issued at Meeting Here of
Construction Council.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
With a warning by one of its lead
ers that education must be strength
ened to combat Fascism, the National
Council on School House Construction
decided yesterday to urge the next
Congress to appropriate more public
works money for school buildings.
State and municipal school build
ing officials, who constitute the coun-
Gil, first voted down at meeting here
q proposal that the Government here
after contribute 70 per cent Of the
cost of school building work and lend
the emainder-instead of contribut-
ing 80 per cent and lending 10 per
cent as at present.
Discussion pointed, instead, toward
an effort in the next Congress to have
P. w. A. shoulder the entire cost.
Moehlman Praises President.
Such 100 per cent financing of school
buildings by the Government was ad-
vocated by Dr. Arthur B. Moehlman,
professor of education at the Uni
versity of Michigan and editor of
the Nations Schools.
Applauding President RooSevelt's
devotion to democratic government"
he urged. that the Chief Executive give
a larger place to education in his ma
tional planning
"The only hope of maintaining
democracy and avoiding Fascism in
this country" Dr. Moehlman told the
council, "is to educate the people
from childhood to the grave so they
may know what it's all about"
Federal Aid Called Vital.
He said the States and local COM
n1unities were unable to do the job
unassisted, and that Federal aid in
this field was as important as in any
other.
Fears of Federal control of school
policies would be groundless if the
Government money were put into
buildings, said DIR. Moehlman
He estimated "conservatively" that
the Government could relieve the
schools Of an annual outlay of $450,-
100000, and permit them to use this
money to operate effectively, by shoul-
oerlng all construction.
Evening star., 1934-10-12
HOUDE CASE TEST
|NCOURT DELAYED
U. S. Reported to Have
Found Evidence Insuffi-
Cient for Prosecution.

BY the Associated Press.
The Justice Department has decided
against carrying the famed Houde
labor case to the courts, at least for
the present.
Despite the Labor Relations Boards
recommendation that the Buffalo,
IN. " auto parts firm be prosecuted
for failing to come to an agreement
with its union employees, Attorney
General Cummings said yesterday:
mo immediate action is contem-
plated in the Houde case"
The department has found, 1t was
said, that there was insufficient evi-
dence against the company to warrant
court action.
Contract Ordered.
The Labor Boards Houde decision,
hailed by organized labor as one of
its major victories under the Roose-
velt administration, told workingmen
that their employers not only must
Evening star., 1934-10-12
BUILDING DECREASES
DURING SEPTEMBER
Contraction Is Greater Than Sea-
sonal Amount, Says Dun
e. Bradstreet.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 12.-Building
operations contracted by more than
the usual seasonal amount in Septem-
Der, according to the monthly report
of Dun & Bradstreet.
Building improved during August
over July, but in September the total
volume of building permits dropped %
per cent under August The normal
seasonal decline is about 10 per cent
The total of permits in September
was the lowest for any month since
last March and the lowest for any
September in recent years.
The estimated cost of construction
work for which permits were issued in
215 cities amounted to $26, SIC, ,686 in
September, according to Dun & Brad
street. This compared with S34,452,-
1888 in August and with S32,243,7 ,704 in
September, 1888 The decrease from
year ago was 17.7 per cent.
Evening star., 1934-10-12

talk over their demands as presented
by duly chosen representatives, but
also must conclude an agreement to
fulfill the law.
At the same time the board ruled
that the organization representing q
majority Of employees IN any one plant
should speak for all the employees in
collective bargaining.
Members of the Automobile Work
ers' Federal Union local at the Houde
plant claimed the Houde company
talked over the workers demands, but
refused 20 come to an agreement
The company also insisted that in the
making of any agreement the Houde
Athletic and Welfare Association, rep
resenting some of the employees, be
represented.
Labor Board Agrees.
At the Justice Department it was
said that the Labor Board had agreed
with the department that the evidence
in the case was insufficient to warrant
prosecution, regardless Of the merits
of the case from an administrative
standpoint"
After the Labor Board handed down
the Houde decision several weeks ago
the National Association of Manufac-
turers advised employers to disregard
it as contrary to President Roosevelt's
policy.
The board has decided several other
similar cases in the same way after
setting the precedent with Houde.
Evening star., 1934-10-12
WIDOW SEEKS $75,750
FROM ALLEGED SLAYER
Mrs. Gladys squier Files Suit
Against Charles Duke for
Shooting Husband.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, october 12.-Mrs. Gladys
Goddard Squier, widow of the slain
DR.. Leon Walter Squier, filed suit yes
terday asking $75,750 from Charles
Garfield Duke, who shot the osteopath
fatally a week ago in front Of Dukes
business block.
Duke, well-to-do property owner,
faces first-degree murder charge for
the Staying, which followed a bitter
feud between them over q rent con-
troversy. The shooting occurred
while DIR. Squier. grotesquely dressed,
was mocking Dukes limping walk.
Mrs. Squier has three children
Elizabeth, 19; George, II, and Lee, 16.
Evening star., 1934-10-12
DETECTIVE UNDER BOND
ON GIRLS ACCUSATION
Prober Into Activity of Buron
Fits Baked Into Attempt to
Charge Her With Perjury.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, October 12.-The
district attorneys Office refused yes
terday to issue a perjury complaint
sought by Edgar j. Dudley, former
Chicago detective, against Mrs. Ra-
mona w. Alexander of Galax, Va, his
16-year-old accuser in an attack case
in which he is facing Superior Court
trial.
Dudley was held in 81 500 bond for
trial after preliminary hearing. His
arraignment was set for October as.
In the preliminary hearing the girl
testified Dudley brought her here from
Charleston, w. Va, on promise of
work as an investigator, possibly to
get something on" District Attorney
Buron Fits and other officials. Dud-
ley contended the case was brought
up to keep him from testifying before
the grand jury now investigating
Fits administration.
Evening star., 1934-10-12

an in the coming election in q state
ment issued by Western Republican
campaign headquarters.
Morrow, who has Just completed .
weeks campaign throughout the State,
said that Senator Arthur r. Robinson
was certain Of reelection, and four or
possibly six Republicans would be
elected to the House of Representa-
tives.
Sentiment among farmers in re-
Evening star., 1934-10-12
Chinese Under N. R. a.

The 4,70O Chinese hand laundrymen
in New York City have a code of their
own, but come under the N. r. A.
Evening star., 1934-10-12

spect to the corn-hog program" Nor
row said, 'is about equally divided; 50
far as business and industry are con-
cerned, the New Deal has not proved
popular in Indiana"
Evening star., 1934-10-12

The World Series is over. The Cardinals are
on the top-supreme in the baseball world!
Their astounding achievement will go down
in history-a sensational charge from games
behind to win the pennant .. and then the
series! Timely hitting great spirit &.
abounding energy -. tell the story.
They are champions -and popular cham
pions. Frankie Frisch, Carleton, Rothrock,
Evening star., 1934-10-12

Orsatti, Leo Durocher, Bill Walker, Medwick
all America knows this Cardinal team by
heart and, applauds its stirring victory.
"What do the World Champions smoker"
A natural question. And above you get
Frank Frisch's answer. The preference is
overwhelmingly for Camels.
Camels have delightful way of renewing
energy. They have the mildness, the flavor.
They don't interfere with healthy nerves.
The Cardinals virtually unanimous prefer
ence for Camels is worthy of every smokers
attention. Be guided by their experience. En-
joy Camel's "energizing effect" which science
has studied and confirmed. Camels are milder
made from matchless blend
of finer, MORE EXPENSIVE
>sa TOBACCOS. They never get on
Evening star., 1934-10-12
BARON MONTEAGLE DIES

DUBLIN, october IL R.-Baron
Monteagle Of Brandon, 81, former sec
ond secretary Of the British Embassy
at washington, died today.
The title will pass to his uncle,
Francis Spring Rice, 81.
Evening star., 1934-10-12
PREDICTS INDIANA
WILL GO REPUBLICAN.
Former Gov. Morrow Of Ken
lucky Makes Forecast After
Tour Of State.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 12.-Former
Gov. Edwin p. Morrow of Kentucky
predicted Indiana would go Republic
La gaceta., 1934-02-05
FL Padre Coughlin quiee, la jomada de treinta
horas y a 80 c~entavos la bora

Detroit, Feb, 5. -Califican-
la ley de recuperacion indus
trial como eli principle de una
completa modification en- la in
dustria, ell padre Charles +.
Coughlin declare aver que de
be senalarse una jornada ma.
xima semanal de 30 horas Y mi
ntmo de 80 centavo la bora.
LA production en- masa ha
aumentado mas ala del pOder
de compra y 40 centayoS la no
ia Significa esclavitud'.
AL mjsmo tempo ell saccrdott
anuncl0 que Sc propone aumen
tar los jornales de los obreros
que trabaian en- Ia nueya lyle
STA de la cqucUna Flor, a par
tir del dia de hoy.
Term no diciendo que la es-
tabilizaci6n dcfinitiva, con res
pecto a al libra esterIina, no de
be hacerse todavia.
La gaceta., 1934-02-05
VARIAS BOMBAS EXPLO
TARON ANOCHE.

Habana, Feb, 5. -Varias
bombas explotaron en- la noche
del domingo y tambien Sc oye-
ron disparos en- algunos barrios
de la capital,
Los soldados hicieroq fuego
contra los empleados de la Quin
ia de Depend que amena
zaban atacar a un grup0 de me
dicos federados que visitaban
ell hospital como delegados de
la secretaria de Sanidad, pere-
ciendo heridas otras cinco.
Una bomba eplot6 en- Ia casa
de apartamentos donde residen
ell ce c6nul de los Estados u
nidos Y ell vice consul de Ingla-
terra.
In hermano de Pelayo Cuer
vo, ell subsecretario de goberna
ci6n, fue lesionado por la explo
sion de una bomba.
Durante la noche Sc mantu-
vo parcialmente ell servicio de
aIumbrado Y sgue afirmandose
queJ%afael Giraud, ell hombre
a qken desean los trabajado-
res de la compt Guiana de
La gaceta., 1934-02-05
PROHIBIDAS LAS MANI
~FESTACIONES PUBLICAS
POR Ell OBIERNO

Habana, Feb, 5.-El preSi-
dente Mendieta, por medic de
un decreto, ha prohbido las ma
nifestaciones p1blicas, quedan
do suspendida la gran NANTES
tacon que ell ABC habia anun-
ciado verificaria ell domingo.
+, Tn comite representando a
los huelguistas de los 6mn bus
acept6 las proposiciones conci-
iliatorias de Mendieta, con la
promesa de reanudar hoy ell
ServiciO.
Tam't an parecen dispuestos
a regresar al trabajo los obre-
ros del ferrocarril del Norte de
Cuba, cuyos delegados empeza-
ran hoy a discutir las Fl peti,
clones hechas a esa empresa.
La huelga ha producido esca-
seq de alimentos en- SAINT ago de
Cuba, porque las mercancias no
Sc extraen de los muelles.
Los obreros de la industr a
tabacalera mantienen su moyi-
miento y los servicios pdblicos
de la ciudad de Camaguey So
hallan completamente paraliza
dos.
Una bomba explot6 ell sabado
en- ell hotel Palace y otra en- un
alcamen de la compahia West
nhouse Electric.
La gaceta., 1934-02-05
VISTA DE ~COMERCIAN-
TIES ESPANOLES A TUR-
QUA

Madrid, feb. 3.-Una conf
sion de comerciantes espanoles
hara una vista a Turquia con
el fin de aclarar la situaci6n del
mercado turco, principal pro-
yeedor de huevos a Espana.
Esos concentrates quieren al
mismo tempo faVorecer la in
duStria espanola, intensifican-
do el intercamhio de productos
y el turismo.
FL plan consiste en- regulari-
gar Ia Importation y la exporta
ci6n dentro de los beneficios
que scpuedan obtener, tenien-
do en- cuenta las desfavorables
condolences en- que Sc halla la
importation.
Tn nUevo servicio de viaje-
70 y mercancias entire Turquia
Y Espana quedara inaugurado
por una compania turca en- los
primeros dias de Mario.
Los Vapores turcos haran es-
Gala en- Alicante, puerto que es-
tlman es para clio ell mas Astra-
tegico del litoral, por los pre-
clos del transporte hasta Ma
drid.
La gaceta., 1934-02-05

Ell problema ObrerO cUbano.
con sus innumerables difficult
tades, parece inquietar hoy a.
gobierno del Presidente Men
! dieta.
/ Dij mos hace pocos dias des-
de estas columnas que en- Cuba
hay actualmente dos potentes
OrganizaciOnes de trabajado.
res, la Confederation de tenden
cias rojas extremists, y la Fe-
deracion Nacional, menos radi-
cal y compuesta por los gremios
mas antiques de la Repdbl ca.
La Confederation cuenta cor
ell concurso del ala izquierda es.
tudiantil y, al dec r de los obse.
vadores, Sc halla a~cOnsejada
por elementos extranjerCs, de
| filiaci0n comunista.
Var as huelgas han sido de.
claradas en- los dltimos dias, y e
gobierno supone, quizas con fur
damentO, que los trabajadoreS
cubanos son inspirados por az
tadores de profession, por indi-
] viduos que recomiendan la &C
| dpn revolucionaria, la Violen-
cia.
Toda persona bien enterada
de los asuntos de Cuba, sabe
que ell trabajador cubano com
bati6 la tirania de Machado du
rante dos 0 tres amos hasta que
ell Monstruo, por medic del cri-
men y la persecution constante
elimin6 a los jefes, dejando a
las masas sin cabeza directr q
Los amos del machadato fue-
ron de martirio para las classes
humildes, que a~rrastraban 81
espantosa miseria sin atreverse
a protestar abiertamente.
Cuando ell Presidente Roose-
welt, por medic del embajador
Welles, do a escoger a Macha-
do entire la intervention Y la re
nuncia, los trabajadores decla-
raron una oportuna hueiga ge.
neral.
La gaceta., 1934-02-05

Nos informan que algunas
companies lecheras, en- combi-
nacion con ciertos senores con-
ceiales, desean Sc apruebe una
ordenanza prohibiendo Ell man
tenimiento de vacas dentro de
los limites urbanos.
ST tai ordenanza sc aprueba
uuedaran sin buena leche mas
de mil familias espanolas, a.
mericanas, italianas y cubanas,
que ahora utilizan sus propias
vacas, en- un numero superior
a $500.
Los duenos de vacas Sc han
reunido y nombrado comisio-
mes para solicitar la coopera.
cion de personals que Sc en-
cuentran en- la misma situa-
cion de ellos, en- los barrios de
Ybor City, West Tampa y Pal
metto.
Nosotros esperamos que
acuando tai ordenanza Sc pre-
sente, los concejales Pacheco,
Nuccio y D'Arpa Sc opongan
al juego de las companies o de
las personals que con elias sim
patizan.
Muchos de los pobres que
tienen vacas, y carecen de ira
baio. con la leche nutren a su
proIe y aguardan que las ia
bricas de nuevo los llamen a
TRAFALGAR.
La gaceta., 1934-02-05

Los dos mayores grupos opo-
sicioniStas enen como repre-
sentantes a Gil Robes, ell leader
catollco agrario, y a Don INDIA
jeclo Prieto, diputado social sta.
I'm manifesto de los radical
les socialistas protesta de los
procedim lntoS que Sc siguen Ell
Fl rongreSo y mantiene que Ler-
rouX tratade abrir una brecha
en- Ia legislation republican,.
tensuran los radicaies socia
hStaS ei prop6sito de fsrmar IN
Coucordato con la Santa Sede y
Sc oponon a la amnistia de los
eXminiStros Calyo Sotelo y Con
de de Guadalhorce.
Los socialistas han amenaza-
do con retirarse del Congreso 81
contra ellos Sc aplica la llamada
gu llotina, medida a que recu
rriera en- atgunas ocasiones ell
eXprimer miniStro don Manuel
Azana.
TGmesc que 81 lbs socialistas
Sc rctiran del c0ngreSo muchas
huelgas generates sc declararan
en- las principles poblaciones
dc Espana.
La gaceta., 1934-02-05

der de los trabajadores, Sc ha-
LA encerrado en- ell Castillo del
Prime pc.
Las poblaciones de Santiago
de Cuba, Camaguey y Carde,
mas, pasaron ell dia de aver sin
gas nj electricidad, pero en- San
tiago los tecnicos del ej6rcito va
Senen cast restablecido ell ser
vicio.
Temese que ell preSidente
Mendieta recurra a medidas de
fuerza y Sc unan en- su contra
los trabajadoreS, estudiantes y
otras organizacioneS.
En- un manif este dirigido al
pals, Mendieta dice: Isl las ex
hortac ones no son atendidas y
81 ell presente estado de intran-
qulhdad cont nua, ell g0blerno,
consciente de su responsible
dad, actuara dentro de sus de
rechos, usando los medios que
lie parezcan eficientes, porque
la salvation e la Republ ca des
cansa dentro de la suprema Ley
"Estamos listos a respetar to
do los derechos y a dar toda ella
Sc de garantias, pero nuestro
deber nos obliga a usar gran
cello para garantlzar la justi-
cia Y ell orden publico.
"Yo invite a los trabajadores
a que vuelvan a Sus faenas
mientras sus demands Sc es-
tudian".
La gaceta., 1934-02-05
FiRMO MENDlETA UN Els
TATUTO C~ONSTITUCIO-
NAL,

Habana, Feb, Bel presi-
dente Mendieta firm6 aver TN
estatuto constitutional por ell
cual st regira el presente go
bierno haSta que Sc celebren e.
ieccioneS nacionales.
Una delegation del Colegso
de Abogados visit0 aver al Pre-
Sidcnte, amenaZandO con la huel
ga 81 Sc modiflca el decreto del
eXpresidente Grau San Martin
prohibiendo a los abogados ex.
tranjeroS ell ejercer Su profe-
S on en- Cuba.
Cumpliendo 6rdenes del pres.
dcnte las autOridades militia
res de CamagUey destituyeron
al gobernador B%arreto, un par
IIario de Grau, sustiuyGndolo
Dor 81 capitan Faiardo.
mo hemos aun uSad0 la fuer
"a, dijo aver Ell presidente, pero
rstamos nrnnarados nara hacer
10 asi Vi los servicjos p,iblicos
contjpllan siendo interrumpi-
dos ' los bupIouistay nrovocan
| dcs6rdenes".
La firma del estatuto consti
me onal 20 verified on al n~alacio
he Ia nresidencia. baIlandose
prcsente Mendieta ' once DE
sns secrotarios.
Consisto 81 estatuto dc % ar
I~tiou1o. "A di.nosic;oree none.
La gaceta., 1934-02-05
Sc mantiene la huelga de la Compania
Guiana de Electricidad

Habana, Feb, 8 La huel.
ga de la cOmpania Guiana de
ElectricNdad sigue mantenida
por los trabajadores, pero ell
gobiernu ha logrado alumbrar
las casas Y GALES del distrito
capitalinC.
FL presldente Mendieta devol
vic ell sabado a esa compania
las propiedades de las que pro-
v SiOnalmenJe Sc incautara ell
'presidente Grau, y POGO des-
pu6s la corporation design6 CO.
mo administrator a Federico
Porro, indiviGuo que no cuenta
con la simpatid de los obreros.
Ell sabado Sc reanud6 ell t 70
teo en- las GALES de la Habana,
disperando la policia Y los sol
dados una manifestation que
habian organiza6o los estudian
ties.
La huelga de los obreros de
la compania de Electricidad
es efectiva en- algunas poblacio
mes del interior, donde no han
podido ser sustitufdos los ira
b~ajadores que manejaban los di
namos.
Ell servicio Ge Gas Sc halla
interrump do en- esta capital y
ell sabado fUe parciaI ell seryi-
clio de tranvias.
Grupos de soldados custodian
las propiedades de esa empresa
Y Sc dice que Rafael Giraud, lea
La gaceta., 1934-02-05
Sc NJ UNA
LlGA ANTI-NAZl

Con 81 propdsito de formar
aqui una liga anti-nazi confe-
renciara hoy con varios promi-
nentes ciudadanos de Tampa, Ell
ST.. Henry H, RosenfeIt, dire
tor de la Liga no sectar a anti
nazi.
Combate al Iiga ell boycott he
breo en- Alemania y la i~ntoleran
cia religiosa.
Pertenecen a al nueva organi
zaci6n Ell coronel Theodore Roo
sevelt, elnotable abogado James
NJ. Beck, ell ex-embaador James
w. Gerard y Samuel Unterma-
yor,
La gaceta., 1934-02-05

M T.
"e"e 'es"'"'' qo' i" oI"'
o''N'" 'i'i,0So w n'"''e'" w,
oiSlN" en- q oe ID
~ "ll
~" u no
RIO AZ Ninu "S "eSeHpei" 0oS o
DieioS 'oiiIi'"io" oo'u'ieio u
"'E"''oS ~0e'i''0" l"'oi ""'''
los ctdIeS auh eStaH Pof cum
plif'
%kecurfIra Ct Eoo'erho &c
Menaleta a Ia Wolehcla para
domllar los gfemloS en- hueI-
ga!
Cuba neceSita paz y establii-
dad de modo que el ~golSrrno
pueda negociar con los Estado>
Unidos y lograr condolences
yentajosas para el azUcar, y 0.
tras facilidades indispensablcs
en- estos momentos de crisis
pero ell mejor medic de lograr
'6l ia estabiIidad y paz dura-
lera no es precisameute eI que
ampIeara Machado, ell de matar
4 los jefes de los trabaiadore>
encarcelarlos sin causa justifi-
ada,
Mendieta tiene ahora el sa-
'grado deber de alreciar el gra-
do de desesperaci6n de los ira.
bajadores, consecUencia de su
extrema pobreza, y procurandc
convencerlos de que 81 no es IN
derechista, uno de esos ind vi
duos que gobiernan para los pr
vilegiados Y Sc burlan del Iegi-
limos derechos de los humildes.
Mendieta sabe que 81 traba-
jador cu5ano es hoy uno de los
peor pagados del mundo; Men
djeta sabe que 81 obrero cubanc
vive en- cuartuchos y en- casu-
chas nc6modas, Y sue1a con
La gaceta., 1934-02-05
MURPHY JUZGARA Ell CA
so DE SPENCER


Ell juez Petteway, de la corte
de 10 criminal, Sc descalific6 hoy
para presidir ell juicio de la au-
sd contra ell sheriff w. c. Spen-
Ger, y ell gobernador Sholtz in
medLatamente nombr6 para sus-
tituirlo al juez w. NJ. Murphy,
de Orlando.
Petteway dijo que el no po-
liza presidir la causa por hallar-
Sc citado como testigo.
La vista Sc verificara ell pro-
4mo microbes, .