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The Washington times., 1935-01-31

cation of the
U nj t ed States
Supreme Court
Building some
time this sum-
mer.
Modest plans
on the part of
C h e f Justice
Hughes for a
Il m pie cere.
m o n y h a v e
b en- un d e r.
going a transi-
ton since early
last year. The
C HE f Justice
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
LAWYERS to Dedicate
New Supreme Court

has designated Frederic D. Nc
Kenney to head the local COM
mittee which will take the lead
ing part in the ceremonies.
Other members of the commit
tee are Charles A. Douglas, George
E. Hamilton, John Lewis Smith,
Walter c. Clephane, Frank j.
Hogan and C. F. r. Ogilbie.
The committee will meet soon
to make preliminary plans for the
ceremony.
One of the busiest lawyers these
days is John P. Mullen.
1t is not known by everyone,
but Mr.. Mullen is the father of
the proposed Primary Law for the
District. He framed the original
measure sponsored by Mrs. Mary
T. Norton in the last Congress and
now that the bill is being given an
other chance, Mr.. Mullen is very
much in evidence on Capitol Hill
urging its passage.
The Washington times., 1935-01-31

the formal in
S t a | | a ton Of
w a | t e r S.
Schmidt, Gin
cinnati realtor,
as president.
A formidable
pros ram con.
from t S M r.
Schmidt's ad-
m i n i S t r alton
and he indicat-
ed fullest recog-
n / on of ap.
preaching prob.
lens in his ad-
dress at the
time of his in
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
JOHNSON SURRENDERS

RUsTBURG, Va, Jan. 81 (spe.
ciaD Watkins johnson, of Brook.
neal, charged with stabbing Ernest
w. Chenault, of Lynchburg, shoe
factory foreman, has surrendered
to Officer Allen Farmer. He
has been wanted since the assault
took place January 13,
The Washington times., 1935-01-31

The District Bar Association
laid the groundwork yesterday for
the part it will play in the dedi-
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
SEEK
STATEHOUS|NG
LEGISLATION
BY DICK BAKER

The National Association Of
Real Estate Boards begins its Of
ficial new year this week with
Evening star., 1935-03-31
SUGAR EXCHANGE
CONTROL H|NTED
Wallace Suggests ReguIa.
tion May Be Needed as
Protection.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary Wallace suggested to the
Senate yesterday that regulation of
the New York Sugar Exchange may
be needed Ito protect the interests
of individuals. dealing in sugar
futures"
At the same time. he ended a year.
long dispute with Hawaiian producers
by approving a production contract
which will curtail the Hawaiian crop
within quota limitations for the next
three years, with the producers re-
ceiving 100000 annually in bene-
fits.
No Data ON Corner"
In reply to Senate request for
information on last December's re-
ported sugar corner, Wallace said the
departments data did not reveal the
existence of a corner in the usual
sense of that term.
1T is to be recognized that excess
sive speculation and manipulation
may develop in the sugar futures mar
ket as in other similar markets which
may result in profits to some indi-
viduals and proportionate losses to
Others" he said.
Ends Production Dispute.
Yesterdays development in the
Hawaiian dispute with Wallace
brought the last major sugar-pro-
ducing area supplying the United
States into the general sugar adjust
ment program signed last May g.
Under it, the Farm Administration
has attempted to end chaos in the
sugar industry through restricted
production as q stimulant to price
rises.
Previous agreements had been
reached with continental beet and
cane growers, the Philippines and
Puerto Rico The Hawaiian agree
ment provides for adjustment of pro-
duction from approximately 100000
tons to about 975,0OO tons. At the
same time, Wallace announced April
as the last date on which produc-
ton adjustment contracts could be
signed by Puerto Rican producers,
and announced the 1884 and 1885
Puerto Rican quotas would be in
creased a tota. of 7,479 tons and the
1886 quota would approximate SOC, 900
tons, as against the 1885 adjusted
quota Of 1852 tons.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
LERR0Ux MAY FORM
new Government
President Asks Spanish Premier
to Try for Coalition
Cabinet.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MADRID, March 30.-President
Niceto Alcala zamora today asked
Alexandra Lerroux, whose cabinet re-
signed yesterday after granting clem-
ency to 81 doomed ringleaders of the
october revolt, to try to form another
government.
"A coalition embracing all sectors
from the Ceda (extreme rightist coali-
ticn) to Diego Martinez BarrioS
Ceftist leader" was specified in the
presidents instructions, and Lerroux
appeared little hopeful he would sue
ceed.
After 20 minutes Of conversation
with Alcala Zamora. Lerroux, who has
been premier twice before, said:
"I'll either have the government
formed by tomorrow night or I will
resign"
Many observers were skeptical of
the veteran premier-designate's ability
to carry out his orders.
Evening star., 1935-03-31

ticipated in the abortive Venizelist
revolution will go on trial for high
treason. Other courts martial will
get under way at Salonika, Kavalla,
Drama and Xanthia, centers of the
rebels land activities, where 450 cap
tured revolutionists are awaiting trial.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
GREEK REBELS GET
SEVERE SENTENCES
Ten Officers Given Life, Ten 9th
ers 20 Years-0nly Four
Acquitted.

BY the Associated Press.
ATHENS, March 31-Severe prison
sentences, but no death penalties
were inflicted early today by court
martial upon a number of officers and
others charged with participation in
the recent revolt.
Ten officers were given life terms
and 10 others were sent to prison for
20 years. Others received lighter
punishment, while four defendants
were acquitted.
Cheers greeted the verdict, which
caused relief throughout Greece. The
decision not to invoke the death pen
atty was generally received as step
in the direction of peace between the
government and its opponents.
Those who received life terms in
cluded Col. Saraphis, the brothers
Tsigandes and Lieut. Col Stephanakos.
April IS, 227 naval officers who par
Evening star., 1935-03-31
NEW LOCAL BILLS
TOBE INTRODUCED
Effort Will Be Made to
Have Others Reported for
District Day Action.

Several District bills are to be in
troduced in the House early this week
and an effort will be made to get
several of the more important meas
ures on the Commissioners legislative
program reported for consideration on
next District day.
Chairman Norton intends to in
troduce, at the request of the Com
missioners, their redraft of the Harlan
bill providing for an inheritance tax,
Just as soon as she receives it. This
draft is understood to accompany the
report of the Commissioners on the
Harlan bill, which was introduced in
February
Shrine Fund Sought.
Mrs. Norton will introduce tomorrow
a resolution authorizing an appropria-
ton for necessary expenses contingent
upon the entertainment here in June
Of the Ancient Arabic Order Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine.
Representative Fenerty of Pennsyl-
vania hopes to have his narcotic con-
troll bill ready to be introduced the
f1rst OF this week.
Chairman Jenckes of the Subcom-
mittee on Sanitation and Health is
arranging for a two-day hearing in
the caucus room Of the old House,
Office Building on the bill for abate-
ment of the smoke nuisance.
Mrs. Norton hopes her old-age Sc
curity bill will be reported to the
District Committee this week from
Mrs. Jenckes' subcommittee She also
is endeavoring to get Chairman Pal
misano of the Judiciary Subcommit-
tee to report the anti-gambling and
other bills so they can be placed on
the House calendar in anticipation
of the next District day.
Job Bill Reports.
At the regular committee meeting
Wednesday it is expected that re-
ports will be made on the unemploy-
ment compensation bill, the printed
hearings on which are promised to be
available on Tuesday. Also the hear
ings are to be ready on the bill which
Mrs. Norton introduced at the re-
quest of the Commissioners providing
for the procedure on appeals from
decisions of the Public Utilities Com
mission. Hearings on this measure
were held before the subcommittee OF
which Representative Carpenter OF
Kansas is chairman
Evening star., 1935-03-31


Almost 81 years in the Office Of the
United States Coast and Geodetic
Survey, who yesterday was hon.
ored by his chief, Capt. r. S. Pat
ton, survey director. on the occasion
of his retirement to the life Of a
locksmith. Capt. Patton presented
Campbell gold watch as token
of the esteem of his fellow workers
and wished him godspeed for the
future with a gigantic lock SYM
bolizing his new line of endeavor.
Flowers and cigars were passed
freely and 65-year-old Mr.. Camp
bell, who entered the service August
5, 1898, left his photographic press
for his key stamps.
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
REILLY SUBMITS $4,000
BILL TO HAUPTMANN
New Jersey Counsel Announces
Duplicate Also Was Sent
to His Wife.

BY the Associated Press.
TRENTON. N. j., March 30.-Ed-
ward j. Reilly's bill for his services
as Bruno Richard Hauptmann's chief
defense counsel is $25,000.
The bill was sent to Hauptmann
last week, Judge Frederick A. Pope,
one of Hauptmann's three New Jersey
counsel, said tonight.
A duplicate was sent to Mrs. Anna
Hauptmann, wife Of the German car
penter, who was convicted of the
kidnap-murder of the Lindbergh baby
six weeks ago.
Judge Pope said he has not sub
mitted a bill for his own services.
Neither of the other defense counsel,
c. Lloyd Fisher and Egbert Rose
Grams, could be reached tonight
Evening star., 1935-03-31
GETS ART AWARD

Miss Clara Hill. head Of the Hill
School of Art, 1877 H street, yesterday
was awarded first prize for sculpture
at Miami, Fla, where the National
League of American Pen Women is
holding its annual convention.
Miss Hill showed piece called
''Hypnos," which depicts a man be-
tween slumber and conscious thought.
In the display nearly Q score of
artists shared awards.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
THREE-HEADED MONSTER
"SEEN" OFF CALIFORNIA
Antics Described by Fireboat Cap
tain, Who Summons Crew
as Witnesses.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO, Calf, March 3d.
A strange three-headed monster-so
swear a dozen sea-going fremen-
paid a 10-minute visit to the harbor
here today.
The creatures antics were described
by Capt. L. B. williams Of fire boat
No, 2, who said he saw the so-called
Sea-Serpent and called members Of
his crew to watch it.
The monster undulated down the
harbor channel and out to sea. Will
liams said the three heads Of the
animal rose and fell in perfect CO.
ordination. He said about IS feet OF
the animals body was visible, as were
two large pectoral fins.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
POWER BURNS FATAL
Painter Dies as Result of Touch.
ing Live Wire.

Charles A. Knabe, %, painter for
the Pennsylvania Railroad, died late
yesterday in Emergency Hospital
from burns received Wednesday when
he came in contact with a live wire
while painting at Second and streets
northeast.
Police say the man apparently
touched the live wire while trying to
climb from low roof to the top Of
a railroad car. He was thrown to a
platform by the force of the current.
He received numerous burns about
the body.
Knabe's home was in Harrisburg,
Pa. He had no local address, police
said.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
SPORTSMAN MISSING
Wealthy Californian Reported
Unheard of For 10 Days.

Unheard of For 10 Days.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 80 Dr.
McKim Hollins, wealthy Pebble Beach
sportsman, was reported to police here
tonight as having been missing for
10 days.
William A. Boekel. San Francisco
attorney. made the report at the re.
quest of Hollins' sister. Miss Marion
Hollins, of Santa Cruz, noted golfer
Hollins was last seen here on
March 20.
He was formerly a member of the
New York Stock Exchange and is 4S
wears old.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
Nuggets in Two Turkeys.

NOME, Alaska, March 80 R.-
Mrs. Percy Ogden of Lac La Hache,
in the Cariboo district, today reposted
finding a gold nugget worth $3.50 in
the gizzard Of turkey, and a $3.50
nugget was found in another turkey
shortly afterward.
La gaceta., 1935-06-25
LA ASAMBLEA DE LOS CON
CEJALES DEL II DE ABRIL

Madrid, JUNO 25.-Los con
cejales electos ell ~ de abril y
arbitrariamente destituidos por
81 gobierno de Lerroux, celebra
ron aqui una asamblea nom
brando p~residente al exalc llde
don Pedro Rico.
Acordaron los exconcejales lu
char por la union de los repu
.blicanos; la amnistia, reSpeto a
la auton2mia municipal y ell com
.pleto rest blecimiento de las ga
rantias constituencies,
Decidieron tambien visitar a
los exconcejaaes Largo Caballe-
70, Aenche y Carrrillo, que es-
tan presses, Y a los consejeros de
la Generalidad. condenados por
lei Tribunal de Garantias.
La gaceta., 1935-06-25

Ese partido Autentico que di
cen tomara parte en- las eieccio-
mes que del Is de diciembre, en-
Cuba, no es ell partido Autenti-
co que esta de complete acuer-
do con ell DR.. Grau San Martin.
Esos "autenticos' son los que
"desplaZaron'' a los otros v apa-
recen como 'iguatacas'' mas o
menos encubiertos del egregio
coronel Batista y del no menos
egregio coronel Mendieta.
La "autenticidad' legftima Sc
mantiene rebelde y no acepta
las 6rdenes de la dictadura la
otra ''huele NAL" aunque proba
blemente no esta podrida del to
do.
LIE debemos una satisfaction
al coronel Mendieta y Sc Ia da-
mos.
Rechaz6 10 de los comicios en-
JUNO 0 en- enero e impuso la fe-
cha de diciembre Is.
En- tai dfa del mes de diciem
lbre los viejos polfticos trataran
de apoderarse del tesoro de la
Repdblica!
La gaceta., 1935-06-25
Explosion e ncendio en- Ell Cafe de Sam Nuccio
Herido ell bombero w. B.. Wilson

Cerca de las dos de la ma :
drugada de hoy una explosion
Sc sinti6 en- toda la barriada de
Ybor City, hacienda que Sc Ian
aaron a la Gale, para averiguar
10 sucedido, centenares de per
's9naS.
Momentos despu6s se supo
que la explosion, seguida de in
cendio, habfa tenido lugar en-
un edificio de ladrillos situadO
frente al Quartet de bOmberos
de la Novena avenida Y Gale
18, donde estaba alberto ell Ca
f6 Lions, propiedad del ciuda-
dano Sam Nuccio, cuya familia
residia en- los altos.
La pylicia desde anoahe in
vestiga Ia coincidencia de que
la explosion 0curriera cuando
sc habia dado una alarma, que
result6 falsa, al personal de la
astaci6n No. a enclavada del
otro lado de la Gale.
Los bomberos de varias esta-
clones acudieron a toda prisa,
dominando Us llamas en- POGO
mas de una h9ra.
Uno de los bomberos, w. B.
Wilson, result6 lesionado al ser
derribadO por el chorro de una
de las mangueras, pues Sc ten
Idieron seis.
La familia Nuccio no Sc ha-
lnaba en- la casa, porque en- hO-
ras de la tarde habfa salido pa
ra la playa de Clearwater a
banarse.
Los d8nos pueden calcuiarst
en- unos $4,000 y sup6nese que
la casa estaba aeegurada.
Tnici6 las primeras diligen-
La gaceta., 1935-06-25
LA REORGANIZATION DE
LA JUSTlClA MiLlTAR

Madrid, JUNO 25.-Del pre-
veto de ley sobre la reorga-
nizaci6n de la justicia milital
son los parrafos que a cont.
nuaci6n Sc eXpresan:
Las autoridades militareS
de las division,s, commentaries
militares de Baleares y Cana
rias y general jefe de las fuer-
zas miIitares de Marruccos, ten
dram en- materia de justicia mi
iitar la intervention que de.
terminan los reglamentos y la,
que expresamente Sc les sena
la en- esta ley.
LA intervention que cores
ponde a las autoridades mill
tares en- tempo de paz Y er
territorio no declarado en- es
tado de guerra, sera la siguier
tie: Ell conocimiento dentro dc
"a horas de la iniciaci6n &c
eXpedientes por faltas graves
y causas por deiito de que de
ba conocer la jurisdiction de
guerra en- ell territorio Y fuer-
zas a su mando. Una vez con
clusos los SUMMARIZES la confor-
midad o disentimiento con las
tesoluciones de los auditores,
: la resolution e imposition de
,orrectivos por toda clase de
atlas graves o leves. La no
on las resoluciones de los au-
1itores sera motive de la ele-
vaci6n del disentimiento a la
sala de justicia militar del
Tribunal Supreme.
En- todas las vistas que cele-
bre la Saia de Justicia Militar
del Tribunal Supreme, assist
ran con voz y vote dos genera
les del Ejercito y uno de la
Armada en- active 0 primera
reserva. Los ministerios de Jus
ticia y de Guerra dictaran en-
ell plazo de 2 meses las dispo-
s%iciOnes necesarias para la a.
plicaci6n de esta ley.
La gaceta., 1935-06-25
LAS A LOS
A MIXTOS

Madrid, JUNO 25.-Las re-
formas propuestas por la dere-
cha a la ley de jurados mix
tos, son los que siguen; Sc es-
tablece que los presidentes de
estos organismos han de ser
lIeces. Los vicepresidentes no
necesitaran pertenecer a la ca
rrera judicial. En- los casos in
dWiduales, no cabra recurgo
contra los acuerdos cuya Guam
tia economical no pase de $50
pesetas. Tampoco 10 habra 81
esa cifra Sc eleva a 500, GUAM
do ell acuerdo Sc haya adopta-
do por unanimidad En- case
c%ontrario, o cuando pase de las
500 pesetas, habra recurso an
te I'm tribunal que para estas
reclamaciones funcionara en-
Ell Ministerio del Trabajo, com
puesto por 3 magistrates, dos
patronos y dos obreros. No Sc
modifica la parte de eleccio-
mes para los puestos de vocales
porque este ira en- la ley de
Asociaciones que Sc prepare.
La gaceta., 1935-06-25

La noche anterior a la de su
salida ,Gardel habia hablado
por la Radio ofreciendo volver
a Bogota. Los que lie oyeron a
aseguran que profirio estas
palabras: Ell hombre propone
y Dios dispone.
Gardel iba a regresar prom
to a los Estados Unidos, donde
habia firmado un contrato de
4 peliculas con la famosa COM
pania americana Paramount.
Ernesto Sampler, ell photo en-
cuyas manos Sc habia confia-
do Gardel, era muy conocido
en- Roosevelt Field, New York.
Pertenecia a una RIGA familia
y Sc lie suponia un capital de
$500, 600.
La gaceta., 1935-06-25
Perecio en- I'm accidente de aviacion eI
notable baritone argentine Carlos Cardel
Dos aeroplanos chocarop sobre ell
Aerodromo de Medeilin

Bogaa, Colombia, JUNO Is.
-Sobre ell a~erodromo de Me
deiiin chocaron aver dos ae-
roplanos, n manejado por
Ernesb Sampler, un notable pi-
Lotto, y el otro por un aviador
aleman de la compania Scad-
ia. Como resultado del terri
BILE accidente perdieron la vi
da Ia personals, entire elias ell
notable baritone argentine
Carlos Gardel, famoso como &C
tor cinematografico e inter :
prete de los tangos de su tie
ira.
Ell aeroplano en- que viajaba
Gardel habia despegado con
direction a Cali y al ocurrir ell
accidente Sc incendio. Pere-
cieron en- ell aparato de la
Scadta ell photo, ell copiloto Y
4 americanos.
Varios de los cadaveres
quedaron achicharrados de tai
manera que no han podido ser
identificados.
Ademas de Sampler perecie-
ron Jose Aguilar, Jose J. Mo-
reno, un tai Palacio, Henry
Schwarts y otros. Todos los
heridos Sc hallan en- tan grave
estado que Sc cree moriran.
FL agente de publicidad de
Gardel, Sr. Lopera sufrio gra-
visimas quemaduras. Uno de
los heridos VIC a Gardel lu-
chando por romper una de las
v~entanas, 10 que no pudo con-
seguir.
La gaceta., 1935-06-25

Ell japoneS Cdia mas al nor
teamericano que al russo "encar
ma" ell iap0nes nc teme a la
muerte porque cuando Sc odia
la passion oculta Ell peligro o lie
resta importancia.
Contra csc odio, contra ell sen
.timiento de barbarie, no hay
mas canine que una potentisi-
ma escuadra dirigida por mari
nos de eficiencia probada y mi
les de excelentes aeroplanos, de
la familia del american Clip
per"
Insulta y desafia ell Jap6n y
no sc concede importancia a los
actos y palabras de los apasio-
inadcs; pero dfa llegara cuando
|sera n~ecesario proferir la famo
Isa Erase de la guerra europea:
No pasaran.
La gaceta., 1935-06-25
CUBA AL Ola
AprobAa ell Codigo Electoral conel sistema del
vote preferential. - Podra inscribirse un Par
lido con solo 5 firmas, en- lugar de 20,00O.-
C~ondenado a 6 meses ell ider estudiantil
Angel Bustamante

mendar 10 que debe hacerse. FL
proyectc Sc haIla hoy scbre Ia
mesa del coH-eio de seeretarios.
FL iefe de puiicia, teniente
Ger mel Pedr&za, prchjbi6 yer
a los VI iIantcs a sus 6rdenes
que entren de gratis en- los es-
2craluloS publicos. no siendo
en- comisi6n de servicio o para
rest b'eter el orden.
Fl aIeaIde de Cardenas de-
mnyio por TELEGRAPH al segundo
iefe de la policia de esa po5la
ci6n. Carlos Suarez, porque 10
insult6 Y amenaz6 de muerte
en- Ell hotel San Carlos. Mas tar
de Sc supo que el jefe de D%olicia
habia de,euido al Segundo jefe,
acuSandolo de embriaguez.
Los partidos politicos, Sc
gun Ell C6digo Electoral, ten
dram &osta el dia II de julio
para inscribirTe.
-Falleci6 aver el periodiSta
y eXc6nsul de Cuba en- New
"
York. Sr. Felipe Taboada. Te-
MIA 60 amos de edad y consagr6
al peri2dismo mas de 30.
-Por su labor en- la prepa-
raci6n del C6digo Electoral Sc
ran gr&tificados los empleados
del Console dc EStado, que estu
viercn trahajaudo dia Y ncche.
Sc lie concederan tambien tres
diaS de descanso.
-Guillermo Diaz NJ rtineZ
lngrea6 aver, grayemente heri-
Ido, en- Ell hospital municipal. La
policia inve2tiga con ell fin de
escIarecer 10 sucedido.
Ell Secretario de Goberua-
Icidn propondra al gobierno la
inamovilidad de los a2entes de
1poiicil en- TODD el territorio de
a Repdblica. Cree que asi Ell
.servicio sera mas Elective, por-
que no estara sujGto a cambios
politicos.
Han sido suprimidos, con
fecha de aver, las becas que dis
frutaban los Sres. Santiago Ron
don, Casimiro Men6ndez y Ju.
lilo II. Alfonso.
La gaceta., 1935-06-25
POMRO NO SALDRA
HASTA Ell 4 DE JULIO

Belen, Para, JUNO 2S.-El
aviador Pombo declare aver
que su salida con rumbo a Me
jico probablemente no podra
efectuarse hasta ell 4 de julio,
por la ~necesidad de ajustar y
probar la nueva avioneta in
sglesa que lie remitiera ell go
bierno de su pals. Al aparato
Sc lie esta instalando un tanque
especial de gasolina, detras
del asiento del photo.
Ell gobernador de Paranim-
DO, Guayana Inglesa, lie ha CO.
municado que ALI Sc efectua-
ran algunas fiestas en- su ho-
nor. Esta siendo armada ell
aparato en- ell aerodromo de la
compania Pan American.
La gaceta., 1935-06-25

Ell credito de Tampa tiene por
base la obra a mano y el "team
work" con maauinita de "bon-
char" dedal, ETC., no es obra a
mane, aunqpe da tanto Q mas
trabajo que 81 10 frera.
En- la fabrication a molde to-
da Ia obra es a mano, con la ex-
capci6n de que va a la prensa,
para darle forma, la "tripa" co
gida por 81 "bonchero."
81 el 'lpfan Davis" Sc mete a
Ia "brava," porque de otra ma
nera no "entrara," la industrial
local, con dedalito, maquinita de
bonchar, atc., no pcdra anun :
ciar, honradamente, que la obra
es a mano.
Y su credito y reputation mo
riran porqCe los otros, los enc
migos tendran una pcderosa or
ma de combate.
Ahma Tampa Sc defiende de-
teamwork" Iprobando que Ia
obra a mano es perfecta, supe-
rior, 9rtfst:ca; manana, 81 la
"brava" criStalizase, los vende.
dores de las otras companias d.
rfan: Los acen en- team
work. Y ademas les rebajaror
los jornalas ? los trabaiadores
Y dejaron en- la caale, por super
egoismc, no por necesidad, a fl
les de buenos y eficientes Obre.
ros,
81 10 que Sc quiere es arran.
earle a Ia industria la vitaltdaG
que todawfa pcs2e, eejar sin in
4giiinos a eentenares de casas
La gaceta., 1935-06-25
LES DABA UNA COMIDA
POR 10 HORAS De IRA
BAJO

Badajoz, JUNO 25.-Multa de
1000 fcSctas Sc ha impuesto al
patrono Tomas Mansino, que
daba a sus trabajadores, por 10
horas de trabajo una sofia conf
da al dia. Cinco patronos, que
pagaban tres pesetas por lorna
das de sol a sol, han sido encar-
.celados y multados.
Las autoridades de la provin
ella estan exiGiendo respeto para
las bases de trabajo y persi-
.guiendo a los patronos infrac-
torres.
La gaceta., 1935-06-25

iVivimos en- la naci6n mas
democratica de la terra, en- la
mas libre, donde mas brilla Ell es
piritu de justicia....!
Tenemos ell presidente de me
ior voluntad y de mejores in
tenciones que una R~epublica pue
de tener.
Pero es dificil arrancar ell e
goismo de la mente de los honl-
bres.
Isl, es cierto que en- Passaic y
Trenton torcedores improvisa-
dos tralbajan a Ibajos Iprecios,
10 que no puede hacerse Ell
Tampa, donde los tabaqueros
son artis.as, saben torcer y tie
men Ia dignidad del oficio.
~ como ell pals es libre, el
tabaQuero o fabricante que sien
ia "amor" por New Jersey, por
las ciudades de los "jornales de
hambre,' acknowledgements pue
de zanzibar ell catre.
iPero establecer aquf "los
precios" de por ALA con Ell team
work" ccasionarfa, en- muy cor
to ptazo, la ruina de la indus
tria.