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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-20
Selected Poem
THE SKY THROUGH BRANCHES

T. Morris Longgtreth in The Christian Science
 Monitor) Wonder comes near to him who lies On orchard grass and follows through The shadoWy greennesg to the skys Remote amazing blue. Somehow that blues the bluest seen; It fades If he should rise and leave The fretted interwoven screen The obstrncting branches weave. The bare wide sky benumbs the sight, The binding and unbOunded show Of heaven alone pourB too much light; Heaven needs earth below. And blue must be narrowed In to yield The richer flame. unknown to June, As saw plain from shaded field One grief-entangIed noon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-20

leges during the first two weeks of October. And in contrast with most New Deal projects, 1t is handling overhead administra- tion on only 3 per cent of its total grant.
 Chief originator and back ground executive of the Youth Administration is Charles Taus- sig, an original Brain Trustcr, and one of the few who learned the lesson that publicity always kills ghostwrfter. 4 lesson for mer Brain Truster No. 1, Ray mond Moiey, notably never learned.
 The House of Roland
 Here is another near record for nepotism hung up by Com grcssman Patrick J. Roland, democratic House Whip, of Scranton, Pa:
 IHnOre Roland, daughter draws 6 salary of $276.6s per month az secretary to the congressman.
 OauC0 A O"Cht VAv Dp'ahA nephew draws an annual sal ary of $3,600 as House pair clerk. While holding this job he plans to attend Georgetown university.
 Dr. Francis Roland, son of the congressman, is resident physician at Gallinger hospi- tai. supported by the govern ment.
 Chris Roland, another son, is employed during summer months as extra clerk at the Scranton post office. This post is supposed to be under Civil Service, but the post master happens to be Bo- lands appointee.
 John Jennings Roland, an- other son. is employed with the Securities Exchange com mission at salary of $2,600.
 NOrE--Congressnan Be- lands own salary Is $10.000. Ast0r's Man Friday
 Peter Grimm, real estate oper-
 
 man behind the serious curtail- ment of the governments low cost housing and slum clearance projects.
 Although Grimm is . re. publican, young Henry Nor. gcnthnu brought him to Wash- ingtOn not only to act as as. sistant secretary of the trcas- ury but also to keep an eye on the Federal Housing Ad. minIstratlOn. Young Henry has been probing and pulling this apart for some time.
 Grimm, a former president of the New York Real Estate Board, and founder of the New York Citizens Budget Commits sion, sees out of only one eye when 1t comes either to govern ment spending or government competition with private real estate.
 low cost housing is in both categOrics.
 However, the FILA, which is merely a system of government, guaranteed loans, is not. It has been q godscnd to the real estate operator and the private builder. On the other hand!S Tugwe1l's suburban developments and Ickes' slum clearance. both paid for 45 per cent by the govern ment. have offered serious com- petition to private business.
 So Grimm swung his weight against them and the FILA.
 Merry-GO-ROund
 Charles T. Fisher, Jr.. of the "Body" family, is the baby di- rector of the Reconstruction Fi- nance Corporation. Only 30 years old, he is the father of five children. He worked his way RFCward from the ranks, having served in the Detroit REC branch before coming to Washington !. Pennsylvania gets the name Keystone State from Q bridge built across Rock Creek park to Georgetown in the days before the city of Wash- ington was erected. In tho arch of the bridge was 13 stones, each inscribed with the names of one of the Thirteen Colonies. On the keystone of the arch were the letters Pa.
 (copyright, 1885. by United s Feature Syndicate, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-20

n c . c Q me menced. "Czar'' William the First b a ( thrown out his first lin Q of skirnl 1 6 h e r . but lik the Russian chief of the Service of Supplies in the Great War he has failed to fu n 6 h them with real ammun itio o n. The high ex- plosive shells !, q . m furnnA
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Out with the Office Boy!

No one knows better than the Republicans office boy editor that. leaving all considerations of politics aside, there was no reason why THE DEMOCRAT should print the platform. It would have been carrying coals to Newcastle. Do not the Re- publican and the American abe sorb the attentions of the news paper reading public of Water- bury? Gear" William says and thinks they do. What need then of printing something which must have already reached the eyes of the entire city? What obligation, in the strict news sense, was there to acquaint the community with what 1t already knew years before? Is 1t pos- sibie that there remain in our midst people so benighted that they do not read the Republican and American?
 The irritation evident in the
 office boys editorials is . bit
 of unconscious confession
 which merits punishment and
 ''Cxar" William should take
 his typewriter away from him at once and forever. There is
 nO tciiing what he will do In
 the future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-20


 l. What is the biblical name for Egypt?
 2. Which country rules syria7 2. Which are the largest and most dangerous bears?
 1. Who was Robert Owen7 6. Name the statesman and general who founded the empire of British India. ,tsa (. What Is the political status of the Union of South Africa7 2. Name the Alabama city at the head of Mobile bay on the Gulf of Mexico.
 6. How does Rhode Island. rank in aroa with the other statesP .. What is group nnarriAsef 10. Can honey in the comb be manufactured
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-20

SEPTEMBER .2i. Most favored ones today are those who were born from June 2t through July 21. General Indications Of the Day
 For Everybody
 Morning--Good.
 Afternoon--Bad.
 Evening-Fair. The early morning hours are best for business.
 Today's Biruldate. You may be employed around heat or fire.
 october should be a satisfactory month. You should be more apt to receive profit from your work. You should be careful when handling firearms. cutlery or when around Ire. Be cautious to avoid q nasty temper or become involved in accidentihi things from Feb. 16 through s22, 1136.
 Socially favorable Feb. 20 through 22, lese.
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A Thought for Today

Kiss the Son, lest he be angry, and yc per- isf from fine way, when his wrath is kfndled but q little. Blessed are they that put their trust fin him.-PsaIms 2:12.
 We trust ss we love, and where we love. If we love Christ much, surely we shall trust him much.--Thomas Brooks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-20
Question Box

Tea ess ges ee aaswes so ssS answssnbie auesti0n Of eeea Os 'As q. Kerby. 0sesdios cdStss. 'rhs Waterbury DsmOrvst. Washlngson gsrsau. 1918 t'hirtessts ssse~s THREE rsa,s In sois es pcssass s'sssps sos ssyiy. Jo s0t sse postal cnrds. sIsdirsi asa segsi adssces cannot be gives mos cas extended sesearch bs wssde. An other questions will eeeetvs . personai seply. letters ~iah"ss .sveSed. All letters arv eomHd~a. tsah yOU 1re cordially isvited to nsnke use Oe shls free service 0O often as you please.
 ThE EDiTOK. Q. What were the names of the two disciples to whom Jesus ap. peared on the way to Emmaus in the Bible story of the Resurrec. ,tion?
 "A. One was named Cleopas and the other Is not named in the Bi- ble. The reference Is in Luke 24:1S.
 c. Do any states have statutes prohibiting Chinese from owning land?
 A. Chinese who are not Amer ican citizens, cannot own or ac- quire lands in Arizona, California. Delaware, Idaho, Louisiana, Ore. gon and Washington.
 
 Q. Is It correct to speak of portentious building?
 A. Pretentious is the word usu- ally applied to building which is showy or magnificent. It is possible to speak of a building of porten. tlous size, meaning abnormaily large, but portentious involves the idea of future expectations; om- inous.
 Q. What position does Eamon de Valera hold in the Irish Free State? What Is his ancestry?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-20

It's remarkable the way delinquents everywhere are paying back taxes. Either people are more honest than they seemed or they think their property's going to be worth something.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-20
Noise, Just Noise

The republican election cam paign, whose objective is to oc- cupy the city hall and run 1t as an adjunct of the Pape papers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-20

that the Pape candidate must have been embarrassed when he saw what he had said in the next days Pape papers.
 It is slightly uncomfortable to announce that one disap- proves of . thing and then wake up to discover that one has done it.
 THE DEMOCRATS failure to print the broadcast of "Czar" Williams candidate for mayor was, what would call, . com mendable effort to spare q nice fellow further inevitable em- barrassment. As usual, it fs unappreciated by the Republi- cans office boy.
 Ingenious?
 The Pape candidate for mayor Is novice in politics and q tyro fin publicity procedure. The Pape office boy Is not. The lat- ter knows that there are certain formaiitics to be observed in the matter of publishing speeches and broadcasts. It is customary to furnish newspapers with q copy of the speech to be de- livered or the broadcast to be made in advance of the date of said delivery. The copy Is known as "a release"; 1t Is set up in type and not printed until the date specified has arrived. THE DEMOCRAT received no advance copy of the Pape candi- dates broadcast. The only way 1t was possible to get an ac- curate report of what was said was to put e stenographer at the receiver and take 1t down as 1t came over the air. With the rotten reception W1xB6 af- fords 1t would have been a waste of time, money, and energy.
 Tine reason THE DEMO- GRAF did not get a copy Of the Papc candidates reading of the non personalities ''plat. form" was that tine Pape pub- licity committee was either ignorant of the common court esy obligatory in the circunl. stances or saw fit to ignore It.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-20
Washington Merry -Go-Round
Faith Must Have It's Fling
BY DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S ALLEN - Authors of "Aierry. "More Mery.Io-Round"

Faith Must Have It's Fling 2O-Some the most worth while of New continue to be buried under cloud of petifossns 
 the short history Ma Behind the is dong hide
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-20
T est Y Q u r Knowledge

Can you answer seven of these test qucstions7 Turn to last page for the answers.
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BY WAY of NO HARM
 -by James William FitzPatrick

opniona conclusions appearing below t0se of the writer alone They not necesaaE those Of the THE DEMOCRAT they to De cOnstrued.
 invariably, a reelection of their vewpoln1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-20
Horoscope
By oCTAvINE

By OCTAVlNh
 For persons who believe tnat human destiny is guided by the planets, the daily horoscope. is outlined by q noted astrOloger. In addition to information Of general interest, 1t outlines inc formation of special interest to persons born on the designated dates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-20
Daily Almanac

Daily Almanac Moon rises 12:39 a. m. daylight itme). Sun rises 6:36 q. m; sets e:SA D. m. daylight ume). All vehicles must be lighted thirty min- utes after sunset,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-20
Common Courtesy

The Republican, the anony- nous correspondents 1t car- ries on the payroll, and Csar Williams candidate for tax coi- lector have also complained about THE DEMOCRATS fail- ure to print the first campaign broadcast made by the Pape nominee for mayor. It goes without saying that no personal affront was intended. "Czar" Williams candidate should not be held responsible for being Gear" Williams candidate. That fact alone makes picking on him unsportsmanlike. But the plain fact is that Gear" Wii- Hams candidate said nothing that was news. He recited the Pape ''platform" dutifully and endoavored to infuse 1t with an intsliigibility 1t does not possess. He also announced that he would indulge in DO personali- ties and l have no doubt he meant 1t honestly and sincerely. He is not bred to be a mud slinger. Nevertheless, tho "plat- form" from which he read Is nothing but the grossest kind Of political fishwifery. I am will , ing to believe that "Czar" VII. Hams candidate did not read his speech until it was handed to him, otherwise he would not have expressed his digappr0yai Of personalities. But when one sets in the middle Of q broad. cast there IA no time for quick sditiDg Of copy and ! ans cure
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(copyright, 1885, by United Feature Syndicate, Incl
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
La Junta Conjunta de las Uniones de la
International de Tabaqueros
Los obreros pideR ell precio deN1lano para
ell Estilo de "Team-WoTfS'

No %consentir nj un solo cen
tavo de Abaja en- los jocnal2s
porque disminuiria ell va insig-
nificante poder de compra de
los torcedores.
La session Sc deslizo dentro
del mayor orden y compostu-
ra.
Tcdos los oradores pid;eron
que ell obrero de la industrial
tabacalera pruebe que es IN
digno colaborador de la obra
de gobierno del presidente Roo
sevelt, contraria a rebajas de
jornales y favorable a la crea
cion de trabajo para los brazos
inactivos.
Algunas fabricas rebajaron
aver personal y sobre este *
hicieron concentrates.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22

Varies centenares de taba-
queros Sc reunieron aver EN- ell
Centric Obrero. con motive de
haber convocado a asamblea
eonjunta de uniones ell Comite
Consultivo Conjunto.
Luego de un amplio debate
Sc aprobo una resolution. fir
mazda por ell Consultivo, cuyos
principales puntos son los que
siguen:
"Notificar a los fabricantes
que TODD ell tabaco que no sea
prensado debe pagarse a los
precics de labor a mano; que
ell bonche hecho en- las maqui
nitas individuales que Sc pre-
tenden poner en- ell teamwork,
debe pagarse como ell cogido a
mano
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
HALL Y HARRIS DETENl-
DOS EN- MOUNT DORA

Raiford, JUNO 22.-Culndo
entraban aver en- un hotel de
Mount Dora fueron atrapados
los preSidiarios Sailor Hall y
Jimmie Harris, que ell dia ante
rior sc habian evldido de Raj
ford, secuestrando al guarda
Jordan Y al cabo de vara Mui-
Inns. lnmediatamente fueron re
.mitidos a esta priSi6n. I'll supe-
rintendente Chapman sostiene
que los hombres no eStahan ar
mados, pero Jordan sostiene 10
csntrario.
Harris cumple prisi6n por to
da la vida y Hall, Is amos.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
CHUNGAS Y NO CEUNGAS
Notas de la Cartera de un H5mbre Previsor.
Como piensan conocidos ciudadanos
v fabricantes.
v fabricantes.

Palabras de don Angel Cues
ia en- la session del Comite de
M nufal.ureros con Cd Comite
de ST. efNHisi6n, ell dia % de'ene
re de 1888, al discutirse ell No-
blema del teamwork, plan
teadc cor la firma Gradiaz-An-
mis-: La implantacion del team
work. en- ell tabaco p3is y pro
babiemente en- ell habano pro-
ducira una expression de dis
gustC &c los manufacturers de
habano. Ustedes no me pueden
convencer a mi de que ell team
work" es sstisfact2rio para Ia
baCos de alta calidad. CiertoS ia
bricanteS estan anSioSos de "a
doptar ell teamwork" para CT
garrls aabano Y 81 este Sc hace
los faoricantes deben ser avi-
sados 0e qre ell Comite siente
que este solo eS un experiment
to y que ell habano sera consi-
dorado mas tarde."
Nos tros creemoS, como Mr..
Cuesta, que ell teamwork" no
es un e1t;lo satisfactorio para
los ruros que aqui fabricamos.
Es un estilo propio de las ciu
dades de New Jersey y magni-
ficO para las "tagarnin s."
ST aqui Sc insiste en- ell plan
Davis, les que 10 impongan
mataran la gallina de los hue
voS de orc.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
LOS Alta
CAH0N A LOS ROMPE-
HUELGAS

Eureka, Cal, JUNO 22.-Se-
rios motines, que duraron dos
h0ras, courtroom aver cuand0
- ~huelguistas de la sierra de
naderas H0lmes-Eureka ataca-
ron a los rompe 4huefas, lam
ladrillos piedras y otros
oroyedtiles. Como resultado de
los successes perdi6 la vida un.
hombre, que no ha pOdido ser
identificado, y sufrieron heri-
las 6, entire ellos 81 jefe de po-
icia. La multitud maltrat6 tam
hien a los vigiIantes Carroll y
Albee.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
MOCION EN- CONTRA DEL.
CANAL DEL ATLANTICO
AL GOLFO

Por unanimidad la comisi6n
del condado aprob6 aver una
moci6n oponicndose a que Sc
construya en- la rarte norte de
Ia Florida un canal que una el
ocGaHo Atlantico con el Golfo
de Mtjico, tcniendo el punto de
principle en- Jacksonville y el
de tGrmino en- Pensacola. Esti-
man les comisjonados, basand5
Sc en- cl informe de notables
.ge6IoRos, que cI canal "destrui-
ria la bcIleza, fertilidad y condi
clones saIubres del Estado."
Red dt6 81 documenfo "A ab0
gado consultor Sutton.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22

Mr.. Regensburg: Nosotros ira
jimos a Tampa "a, 900, 900 de
cigarrOs h3bano. En- csc item
.po haciamos en- New York, por
Teamwork" las dos terceras
parties de nuestrCs tabacos; pc
70 cambiamOs de sistema en-
Tampa y los hicimos a mano.
Como los tr2bajadOres no CANA
ban bastante pasamos al mode.
Mr.. Davis: Los trabajadores
del teamwork" pueden ganar
mas.
Mr.. Regensburg: Nuestros
tabaquer2s en- grupOs de tres
hacen desde TOO a IN millar de
benches. Las personals del haba
no temen, Y con raz6n, que esta
escala de precios en- ell pals
surtiria Ell efecto de rebajar la
del habano.
Mr.. Brorein: ST un team"
puede producer dos wees mas
de 10 que Sc produce a mano,
Significant una mitad de tantOs
hombres que Sc quedaran sin
trabajO.
Mr.. Davis: ST ell teamwork
.es un exito para la production,
Cara mas tr a mas pers6-
mas; pero 81 no, con toda segu-
.ridad que no empleara mas.
Mr.. Gonzalez tPan3 ito)
Teamwork" virtualmente es
10 mismo que trabajo a mano.
Mr.. Foley: ST ustedes estab,e
cen este sistema en- la fabrica
Gradfaz-Anis y es satisfactOrio
~ 10 ponen en- otras fabFicas,
ique Ocurriria? Esto es 10 que
inquieta a los tabaqueros.
Mr.. Davis: 70 introducirfa
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
CONFIAnA A LA SRA. IL
Gaia LA CUSTODIA DE
UN NINO

FL juez Sander, dc In Corte
del Circuito, confi6 aver la Gus
todia del nino dc II ans Don
Mcleod a su madre, Sra. Sam
Licata, quitandoIe la cuatodia
a la mujer que desde hacc mu-
chos amos IL venia sirNiendo de
madre, la Sra. MarEarita Tho
mas, vecina del mumcro 1901 de
la calle Catorce.
Tn hiio de la Sra, Thomas Sc
desmay6 y una hiia dio histeri-
COS gritos de protesta.
FL nino obicto de la decision
del nuevo luez guerra quedarse
con la Sra. Thomas.
Sam Buckler dcfendi6 a Ia
madre add tiva Y Feinberg y
Anthony Licata a la madre.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22

Mr.. Norris, en- la misma Sc
sion: No estoy dispuesto q san
cionar NADIA que pueda produ-
cir una nueva rebaja en- la es-
Gala de precios va establecida.
M. Guesta: listed teme que
tai s.$tema afectaria ell poder
de c-nlpra del obrero. Por me-
die de ''te.ms" de tres harlan
500 cigarros .2ientras que a ma
no solo harlan $50.
Mr.. Morris: Ell teamwork da
mayor rapidez al tr1bajo. Este
Sc prcb6 aqui.
Mr.. Davis: listed esta tratan
do de hacer demasiado.
M. Morris: NCsOtros tene-
mos una norma Y estamos tr&1
tando de seguirla. Hemos adop
tado una escala de jornales que
mantiene ell diferencial como
existe Y ha sido hecho. Quere-
mos detelminar 81 los trabaja-
dores q. estaban a m0lde CANA
rian 10 mismo con ell team
work. Ell diferencial entire ell
habanc Y ell tipo molde va exis-
te. GPor que debemos tratar de
reducir a mas bajo precio una
escala va ofrecida por ell team
work" contra la Jbra a mano?
Mr.. Davis: ST ell tabaquero
CANA menOS con ell teamwork
entonces queda fuera. ST ell ia
bagUero CANA mas entonces es
una buena cCsa para Tampa. Es
tamos buscando TN medic que
estimule ell mercado y haga ga
mar mas a los trabaj3dores.
Mr.. D. B. Mckay: Tambien
debemos considerar ell ndmero
de personas empleadas.
Mr.. Davis: FL pr blema en- es
tie sistema es 81 puede mostrar
una ganancia nominal al manu-
facturero y emplear mas perso-
mas entonces es bueno.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22

Mr.. Davis: Es mejOr para un
hombre trabajando en- I'm en-
pleo de $40 g.nar $500 via
"teamS-work'', que trabajando
a mapo y gan3r $1,000.
. Mr.. RegenS5urg:~ Ell pensa-
miento del teamwork" no es
nue1o. Nosctfos vinimos aqui
en- 1909 Y drante 40 amos an
ties de nuestra llegada hicinos
ell ''team-worS en- ell Norte.
Cuando llegamos usamOs prime
70 ell metCdo a mano y despues
ell molde. ST ell teamwork" fus
Sc conveniente va Sc hubiera
traido haze largo tempo. Hacer
tSbacos satisfactorios a team
work" es tan duro como hacer-
los a mano. No Ipierdan de Wis
ta ell hecho de que en- seis me-
SEES los cigarros de habano pu-
70 seran hechos via team
work.
Mr.. Morris: listed piensa que
ell objeto de la proposition es
para ell prop6sito de rebajar los
precios de los tabacos hechos a
m3no?
Mr.. Regensburg: Absolute
mente.
Mr.. Foley, de Corral Wodis-
ka: Ell teamwork en- Tampa
con o5rer0s habiles significaria
una rebaja EN- la escala. Perso-
mas dignas de credito me han
inf9rmalo q.a Mr.. Davis hace
.cigarros a teamwork" v paga
.precios de a mano.
Mr.. Davis: 70 trate ell team
work, pero con los elementos
que tenia a mano y no tuye ext
tC.
Mr.. Foley; ST listed introdu-
ce ell teamwork" en- ell tabaco
pals solamente, sera un compile
TO fracaso para ell pequeno ia
bricante de puro habano. ST tai
cosa Sc hace, listed debera es-
tablecer un precio para los dos,
en- una escala fila.
Mr.. Morris: Este comite no
esta dispueSto a establecer min
Ldn metodo que pudiera result
tar en- una drastica rebaja en- Ia
escala de jornales de cuales-
4uiera clase,.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22

Habana, JUNO %. "A las
pocas Aoras de haber sido pues
to en- libertad Ell consul Pi9el,
de Honduras, fue arreStado de
nuevo. Dicese que ell gobierno
lie pcnGra hoy en- libertad para
que pueda embarcar con rum
DO a SD pals.
I'm comite presidido por
ell gobernador provincial de O.
riente organiza fiestas que Sc
efectuaran ell dia A de Julio, en-
la Iona de San Juan. Han O.
frecido as;stir a las ceremonies
ell jefe del ejercito Y 5 Secre-
%tarios. Batista inaugurara ALI
ell nuevo balneario de las fuer-
zaS militares cue manda ell te-
niente coronel Diego Rodri-
gueZ.
En- ell Central Santa Luz
cha, de la provincial de Orien-
tie Sc suicide aver la jovencita
susanna Baez, por contrarieda-
deS amoroSaS.
-EXiSte en- una casa de la
Gale de Santos Suarez un ar
boil de mangos que tiene variOs
ejemplares de A a 7 libras de
peso.
Tn Inspector municipal, ell
Sr. Oscar Rogue, exhibia aver
uno de 4 libras que lie habfa 81
do regalado. Los memories son
dos de 2 libras. La pulpa es dull
ce y espesa.
A las once de la manana
de hoy Sc reunieron en- session
conjunta ell Consejo de Secre-
tarios y ell Consejo de Estado,
con ell fin de aprobar la ley e.
lectoral y senalar la fecha de
las elecciones. Creese que la Sc
sion durara varias horas. Dos
de los partidos estiman que las
elecciones deben verificarse ell
81 de enerO, otro que en- Is de
enero, ell p~residente Mendieta
que en- 80 de dic;embre y ell
partido del DR.. Carlos Manuel
de la Cruz sostiene que las e.
lecciones deben efectuarse pa
ra elegir una asamblea constitu
yente, no presidente y vicepre-
sidente.
Tres atracadores penetra-
ron aver en- ell despacho de la
compania Guiana de Trans
portes 0 Express, en- la Gale
Zulueta. y amenazaron, mania
taron y amordazaron a dos en-
.pledos de apellido Izquierdo y
Cuevas. Los criminales no pu-
dieron abrir la GAIA fuerte,
donde habia unos $50, y solo
Sc llevaron unos centavos.
Cuando los foragidos Sc mar
charon Izquierdo y Cuervo To-
graron desatarse, avisando a la
policia. Francisco Barcel6, EN-
pleado de un garage cercano,
die que VIC entrar y salir a
dos individuos. FL inspector de
policia Vega opina que esos
hombres han simulado un a
trace, por razones que el des-
La gaceta., 1935-06-22

Mr.. Davis habl6 de la venida
de Regensburg y de introducir
ell molde cuando estsba hacien-
do 5000, 0C) de cigarros y en-
pleando miles de personals.
No era erjudicial al puro
habano en- tanto que los traba-
jadores ess vieran s~atiSfechos,
81 ell "~team-w1rk" era introdu-
cido.
Mr.. Morris: No es claro para
mi que 81 la proposition es san
cionada no Sc los utilizara para
cooperar contra la escala de
iornales "a fuada,