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The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-03-06
ng the board more powers.

ing the board more powers.
Still smarting under senate defeat
of the state gasoline wholesaling
bill, house left-wingers threatened
momertary rebellion. They succeed
ed in holding up a bill creating a de-
partment of public welfare and
consolidating the departments Of
business control and efficiency, but
lacked support to kill the measure.
They did manage to tack on an
amendment reducing salaries Of all
code department. heads to $4,000.
A fisheries department. draft
boosting salmon fishing, grabbing
and cannery licenses to offset losses
through elimination Of fish traps
also found the LETTERS" out on the
floor with sharpened axes and a
half dozen amendments. They de-
feated the bill, but supporters will
have another chance Monday when
a move to reconsider is argued.
Several Pension Bills
A number of bills creating old-age
pension funds were given to CONF
mittees for study ana possible re-
port this week. One permits the
state to issue ten million dollars In
non interest bearing certificates and
another proposes to finance pen-
siors by levying a yearly license on
pin-ball games. A third would pay
$50 a month from the state general
fund to all persons over IS years Of
age. More than dozen proposals
have been submitted this session.
The bulky highway code, conced-
ed slight chance of passage this ses-
sion was finally introduced In the
senate and referred to committee
for recommendation. It may reach
thethe calendar late this week.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
THIS WEEK
Christophine Discovers America
Continued from, preceding page

'Okay, Pittsburgh" called, here
| come Then turned into Mansfield
Avenue. wondering if 1t had been
named after the actor Richard Mans
tleld - he might as well have origl-
mated there III company with Andy
Carnegie, George Westinghouse
Alessrs. Frlck, Schwab. MIR. HEINZ
the man who gave the word ''pickled"
respectable meaning, and a lot OF
other great names which people really
ought to think of when they think OF
the coal kingdom OF America - and
which they don't. Great men made
Pittsburgh, but vaudevillians put
smoke-screen around it to get them
selves few cheap laughs
continued down south Main Street
and then Carson, and crossing the
Monongahela at Point Bridge, headed
for the William Penn Hotel and my
first look at one OF the most talked of
cities in the country: a city, / dis
covered, which had many years ago
coined the expression industrial and
kept it active ever since.
Apparently no place in the world
looks the way one expects it to from
the postcards which travelling friends
send home for one to tear up. And
Evening star., 1935-09-08
THIS WEEK

Pittsburgh was disappointingly clean.
Somehow, with all the steel mills
and what not. I'd expected it to have
an atmosphere which would make
London on foggy night look like
clear consomme But it had no such
thing The furnaces, far away from
the center. put on nice show al
night, but glass is not dirty to make
and an awful lot of the windows people
use for shutting out and letting m
purposes come from this same place.
In fact you can't pick up tumbler
anywhere from San Francisco to New
York and not be sure Pittsburgher
didn't make it, for he probably did.
This much learned during the first
half hour of my visit - partially
through observation and partially
from letter from Give, which was
waiting for me. and which gave me a
long list of important things to do.
including asking for samples of new
engraved glass powder box. Give
thought might add my sweetly
feminine touch to the thing. l had
ideas on the subject of glass con-
tainers. and made notes of the various
likely places where they might be
made. But that was as far as the
Evening star., 1935-09-08

Who told you that?" he demanded.
"Dunstan." l replied incautiously.
Servants gossip" declared MIR.
Barnett. I'VE did have a slight diff
ference of opinion, Mr.. Swinburn and
l. Nothing more Pay no attention to
Dunstan - he's stupid old man"
He raised his forefnger. Mind you,
MIR. Irvine, l don't say that your
grandfather wasn't crusty old fellow
sometimes. Quick-tempered. But on
the whole. We got on very well. He
could be most amusing when he liked.
Witty! Oh. as ugly as sin to look at -
exactly like that oil painting of him
on the wall there"
''His friends used to call him old
Satyr Mask, didn't they?" l observed
MIR. Barnett laughed. "And the
name tickled him immensely" he de-
clared. 1T wasn't far wrong, you
know. In his day he used to be dis
solute old devil. Wine .. women. But
think he must have gone bit queer
in his head lately"
That's what I'd like to ask you
about, MIR. Barnett" l said, getting
up and pacing slowly across the room.
Il suppose you refer to the way he's
been living here, seeing practically
nobody"
Eyes, that did strike me as odd,"
admitted MIR. Barnett slowly. "He
was pleasure-loving old fellow
"You don't know the reason why he
went into retirement"
Lack of money, perhaps" he said
offhandedly. 'Old Swinburn used to be
dreadful spendthrift, with an expen-
sive villa in the south of France"
hesitated for moment, wonder
ing how much more ought to tell this
man, What had happened in the night.
suppose, was making me suspicious
of everybody and everything; and, to
my way of thinking, there had been
touch that was not quite genuine
about Mr.. Barnett's proposal to rent
Falcon Castle on behalf of friend.
However, decided to continue, for
was anxious to see how much he really
knew about my grandfather affairs.
1T can't have been lack of money"
said. HE may have wasted his for
tune long ago, but he was getting a
fairly large income from somewhere"
MIR. Barnett's glance fell. Curl
ous," he murmured. Il didn't know
he had any money to speak Of"
And you don't know where he got
this income from?"
Il know nothing about it" replied
MIR. Barnett quickly. And then he
glanced up with a start.
The dining room door had opened,
and Lucille Paradene stood on the
threshold. She drew back with quick
exclamation, and seemed utterly be-
wildered. But as she stared across the
room at MIR. Barnett could see on her
face a look of more than mere surprise
Her lips were white, and in her big
dark eyes there was deathly fear.
ITO Be Continued Nest Week.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
Falcon Castle
Continued from page tweIpe

I'm not surprised" commented.
What time did you arrive?"
Late in the afternoon. came down
the glen from the other direction" He
accepted a cigarette and lit it. well,
Mr.. Irvine. it looks as if we're snow
bound. Neighbors in misfortune, eh?"
He laughed.
Looks like it." l agreed. ITS
pity you couldn't wait until got back
to London. Why did you want to see
me so urgently?'
"Ah! We're coming to that" MIR.
Barnett nodded. Il had some other
business to attend to in Scotland, and
! thought Id kill two birds with one
stone. as it were. wish the gods had
gwen me better weather, but that
can't be helped. Let's come to the
point at once, MIR. Irvine. I have
proposition to put to you. l don't
suppose you want to live permanently
in Falcon Castle, do you?"
Live in this gloomy old place?" |
shook my head. But why do you
ask"
MIR, Barnett sat up In his chair and
his voice was business-like. "a friend
of mine wants to rent a house in the
Highlands for year or so. He used to
know Mr.. Swinburn slightly. and he's
been here. This place would suit him.
Would you consider the proposition"
rather liked the mans bluntness,
but was anxious to know a little more
about his friend before committed
myself.
Isn't this house bit large for
him." | asked. Surely he wants to
entertain a lot"
in the summer - yes. But he's
coming north mainly for his health.
His doctors have ordered mountain
air. He would pay you a good rent"
smoked for a few moments in
silence. why didn't you put the prop
osition before the lawyer in Lon
DOM" asked suddenly.
Frankly, I'm not fond of lawyers.
| prefer to deal direct. If we can
arrange terms between us, the lawyer
can fix up the agreement afterwards"
asked him how soon his friend
wanted to take over the house.
"As soon as you like. Mr.. Irvine
My friend Fletcher would rent it fur
nished. of course"
My idea was to sell Falcon Castle
and be rid of it," said.
The market isn't any too good
now for properties of this size" Mr..
Barnett declared. I'D wait for
another year if l were you"
"T'll think it over and let you
know" l promised him. and then l
switched the talk round to my late
grandfather. You knew Mr.. Swim
burn pretty well. suppose?"
I'VE were great friends" he assured
me. MIR. Swinburn was an amazing
old man. Amazing"
so believe" l returned dryly.
by the way, is it true that you
weren't on speaking terms with him
for the last year or so?"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-26
MERCHANTS ON OUTING
Fifty Enjoy Annual Picnic at Ulen
Country Club,

Fifty members of the Indianapo-
lis Merchants Association attended
the annual association outing and
picnic at Ulen Country Club, Leba-
non. Wednesday. Murray H. Morris,
manager. had charge of the event.
The program included softball
games and pie-eating contests.
La gaceta., 1935-01-31
Dos tesigos declararon Ell favor de Hauptuam

panaderia de Fredericksen Ba-
kerry, en- New York. Ali Bruno
LEILA un peri6dico y tbromeaba.
Sobre ell testimoIno de estas
dos personals espera Ed Reilly,
ell mas notable abogado criml-
nalista de Brooklyn, constr~ir
la affirmation .de que Haupt
mann nunca visit6 el lugar del
crimen, aunque en- su casa Sc lie
encontraron $4,000 del resca-
tie pagado por ell DR.. Condor, en-
un cementerio del Bronx.
Cuando la Sra. Hauptmann
declaraba a su marido Sc lie VIC
pasarse un pahaelo por los oJoS
Y secarse las lagrimas.
Ell abogado general Wilentz
interrog6 con suavidad y corte-
STA a la eSposa del acusado.
La gaceta., 1935-01-31
LOS REBELDES Sc BATEN
CON LAS TROPAS DEL Die
TABOR TERRA

Montevideo, Uruguay, Enero
fuerzas rebeldes, opues
tas a la tirania del Presidente
Gabriel Terra, sc han concentra
do cerca de la frontera del Bra
sill, donde ereese que ofreceran
batalla a las tropas del gobier-
no. Ell contingente revoluciona-
rio pasa de 5000 hombres y la
columna "leal' llega a $500 sol
dados y oficiales. Esperase que
la batalla de mayor importan-
cia sc libre en- Cerro Chato.
Los revolucionarios estan bien
armados y municionados.
La naci6n parece estar en- pie
de guerra. 81 ell gobierno triun-
ia, los rebeldes seran castiga :
dos duramente.
La gaceta., 1935-01-31
UN JURAD0 ABSOLVfO A
M~ENDENHALL

jacksonville, Enero 81 I'm
iUrado absolvio aver a John j.
Mendenhall, un eXconvicto, de
la acusacion de asesinar a la
Sra. Matilde Green, de "a amos,
nadra de su prometida, la Sra.
Mary Rae Anderson, de 60. Pa
SO ell iurado deliberando una no
ra Y diez minutes.
Luego de la absoluci6n Sc lie
devolvi6 a la earcel del condado,
pues probablemente Sc lie juzga-
"a pnr una segunda acusaci6n,
la relacionada con la muerte de
la Anderson.
FL juez Copper rebaj6 la fian
"a de $4,000 que lie habia sena-
lado en- ell primer case, a $4,000
Algunas personals opinan que el
fiscal no llevara al jurado ell Sc
gundo delito.
La gaceta., 1935-01-31
Embarcaron anoche eI AlcaIde Hon. R. {. l.
Chancey ylas muchachas que llevan la invtacion
para ell Presidente Roosevelt

ia de puros, 10 mismo que para
ell aIcalde de Jacksonville, dara
la bienvenida a la embajada de
la industrial del tabaco, en- ell ae
rodromo.
Sera ell arribo a Washington
a las 4:4S de la tarde y en- ell ae-
rodromo recibiran a las mucha
chas v al alcalde, los senadores
y representatives de la Florida,
SreS Fletcher, Trammell, Pc :
terson y Sears.
Manana viernes sera la visi-
ia a la Casa Blanca. La inten-
.ci6n de Mr.. Chancey es empren
der ell viaje de retorno en- ell dfa
del sabado.
Las muchachas iran a la Ca
sa Blanca con preciosos trajes y
nantilas espaholas,
La gaceta., 1935-01-31

Pennington, N. j., EneR 81.
Ana Schoeffer Hauptmann,
la espoSa del carpintero acusado
de asesinar al hijo del coronel
Lindbergh, tclar6 aver que su
marido la ac mpanaba y Sc ha-
llaba con ella en- una panaderia
de New York, la noche en- que
circul6 por todo ell mundo la no.
ticia de haber sido secuestrado
ell hijo del coronel Lindberghs
A las 80 de la noche su esposo
Ole a r~ecogerla a la p~anaderia,
ascoltandole hasta su casa.
Ebert Carlstrom, otro testi-
go, enfaticamente sostuvo que
otra persona cometi6 ell crimen,
esa noche, porque 81 recuerda
haber viSto a Hauptmann en- la
La gaceta., 1935-01-31

Con rumbo a Jacksonville,
seran recibidos por ell al
calde de esa ciudad, embarca-
ron anoche, en- la estaci6n de la
Union, ell alcalde Hon. R. E. l..
Chancey Y las Srtas. Maria
Prendes, Pillar Farfante y Ra-
quel Santos, que llevan al presi-
dente Roosevelt la ~invitaci6n
para que concurra a las fiestas
de las bodas de orc de la In
dustria Tabacalera.
Una pequeha reception Sc e
factuara en- su honor, en- ell no
tel George Washington, de Jack
sonville, Y a las 1925 saldran
por aeroplanO con rumbo a
Charleston y Washington.
Ell alcalde de Charleston, pa
"a quien Sc ha mandado una ca
La gaceta., 1935-01-31

Ell ejercito russo ACADIA de au-
mentar a 940, 900 ell total de sol
dados y oficiales en- pie de que
IRA, listos para rechazar una
aggression japonesa.
LA guerra Sc prepare con :
ira nosotros, dijo ell vicecomisa-
rio de defensa Tuchacheffsk ky,
V con este retamos a nressros
enemigos a contrastar IA resis-
tencia de nuestras fronteras."
iConceda la fortuna muchas
victorias al ejercito "rojo' 81 los
insolentes amarillos del Mika-
do, que Sc Green invencibles, Sc
atreven a disp3rar sobre ell oso
russo!
iYa veran los imperialistas,
81 Sc arriesgan, Guam enorme es
la diferencia entire los chinitos
enganados Y rcbados por gene
rales sin escrupulos y los rusos
que trabajan en- ell regimen So
Wet.
La gaceta., 1935-01-31
UN PTANISTA
MANGO

Nueva York, Enero 31.-Aca
bamos de DIR en- ell salon de con-
ciertos de Nueva York lamado
Town Hall, un concerto presen
tado por ell Sr. Paul Wittgens-
tein, quien a pesar de no tener
sino un brazo cause la admira-
ci6n de TODD ell auditorio con la
ejecuci6n de diversas pleas en-
su piano.
Els tan diestro ell artista que
quien lie oye sin verlo tocar, di-
ficilmente puede Greer que son
solo cinco dedos los que name
ia sobre ell teclado.
La gaceta., 1935-01-31
ACROBACIAS ~OFRECERAN
Ell DOMINGO VARIOS NO
TABLES

A las dos de la tarde del do
mingo, en- ell aerodromo NUM-
cipal, cinco de los mas notables
aviadores del pals, en- acroba-
cias, emocionaran al publico con
I'm pr"grama que esta siendo
preparado por ell Tampa Aero
Club.
Componen csc grupo de pilo-
tos Roger Don Rae, Roy Hunt,
a quien Sc acreditan 124 "loop"
exteriores, consecutivos; Art
Davis, I'm exoficial del ejercito,
experto en- reventar globes; Ola
renee Macarthur, ell joven pilo-
to y paracaidista tampeno, y
Glen Sohn, notable aviador Y
paracaidista.
Antes de las evoluciOnes EN-
ell aerodromo los aparatos VIOLA
ran sobre la ciudad.
La gaceta., 1935-01-31
NO REGRESARA A CUBA Ell
DIR. CRAU SAN MARTIN

Habana, Enero 3l.-El Co
mite Gestor del Partido Revo-
Iucionario Cuban0 desmintio
aver la ~noticia, puNicada poi
un diario, de que muy pronto
regresara a la Habana ell DIR.
Ramon Grau San Martin, ex-
p~residente de la Republica.
LAS causas que motivaron
la salida del pals del DR.. Grau,
dice ell Comite, lejos de desa-
parecer Sc han agravado. La
noticia ha sido inventada por
algun bromista."
La gaceta., 1935-01-31

Ell sheriff Spencer intensiti-
CO aver su campana contra hos
que venden bebidas alcoh6licas
sin licencia, arrestando a nueve
individuos, los que seran pre-
sentados al juez Cornelius, de
la corte del condado.
A cada uno de los detenidos
Sc exigi6 fianza en- metalico.
Los arrestos sc derivaron de
una conferencia del sheriff con
ell fiscal del condado, C. j. Har-
dee.
Actuaron los d~iputados bajo
las 6rdenes directas de l.. M.
Hatton, Jr. Sc nombran los a
La gaceta., 1935-01-31
Arestados nueve individuos por vender
bebidas alcoholics sin %licencia

cusados H. G. Emerson, de Ell
Dorado Inn; Warren Wells, de
la S6ptima Y Gale Az; Ed Poun-
sey, de Port Tampa J. L. Rau-
lerson, The Ballyhoo; Pedro
Suarez, de la Gale Is Y Quinta
avenida; William j. Thompson,
Septima avenida y Gale 43; Err
nesto del Rio, del mercado de la
carretera II; Victor Licata, del
Seabreeze Inn; Jose Lopez, de
Port Tampa; Hilpolito Otto, ca
lie II Y avenida Quinta; H. Va
~lentino, Septima y Maryland
Jose Smith, 1913 de la avenida
Florida; A. Ferlita, Manuel Ba
ring Y Albert Wingate.
La gaceta., 1935-01-31

Habana, Enero 31.-En la &C
tualidad muelen en- CUBA 80 i'm
genioS o centraIeS azucareroS,
NariOs centrales mas empezar@n
la zlfra en- los primeros diaS
de febrero, entire ellos los nom
bradoS San Antonio y ell Luga.
reno.
-Tom6 aver possession de la
ACADIA de Santiago de las We
gas el tendente del ejercito Sr.
Jose Maria Bouquet. Ha ordena
do que Sc practique un argue
EN- la GAIA del municipio.
Una comisi6n de catedrati,
COS de la Universidad visit6 a
yer al Secretario de hacienda sc
licitando que ell estadO les pa
que 10 que les adeuda. Los suel-
dos atrasados de esos catedrati-
cos datan de la epoca del ma :
chadato. Phonetic ell c0ronel
dar las instrucciones necesarias
para que de los certificates pla
ia Sc les pague $278, 900.
-Serios des6rdenes Sc regis
traron aver en- la secretaria de
comunicaciones cuando muchos
empleados abandonaron sus pues
tos pidiendo que fueran dejados
cesantes varios machadistas.
La fuerza pdblica se vic obliga.
da a intervenir, hacienda algu-
nos arrestos. Para evitar nue..
vas aIteraciones del orden sc dt
cidi6 redoblar la guardia..
La secci6n de investiga.
ci6n continua hacienda regis
tros. Uno Sc efectu6 en- ell Hote
Moderno, dando por resultadc
ell hallazgo de literature comu
nista.
Ell captain Molina condo
Zorro aver por la mahana en- una
casa de la Gale de Campanario.
la la patricia Guiana Sra. Ana
Tellez, que ACADIA de ser nom
brada caballero de la orden de
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes. La
Sra. Teller, que ayud6 mucho a
la causa de la independence Gu
bana, cuenta 80 amos de edad.
Una comisi6n de vendedo-
res de leche visit6 aver al secre-
Itario de concrete solicitando la
reforma del reglamsnto que Sc
nala precio a ese liquido. Esos
vendedores dicen que ellos com
pran ell litro a 8 centavos Y de-
sean venderlo a 10, en- lugar de
10. Amenazan con declararse en-
huelga 81 81 petici6n no es aten-
dida. Ell s~ecretario contest6 que
La gaceta., 1935-01-31

BESIDE aqui agradecemos la
exquisite cortesia de los sena :
dores Fletcher y Trammell y
los representatives Peterson y
Sears; c0rtesia con ell Golden
Jubilee, la industrial tabacalera
V la reduction de LA Gaceta."
Ese agradecimiento debemos
extenderIo al Sr. Mcintyre, Sc :
gundo secretario del presidente
Roosevelt.
Todos ellos saben que la in :
dustria tabacalera tiene mrchos
V buenos amigos en- la ciudad de
Tampa, pero que ell cielo ayuda
a quien Sc ayuda a 81 mismo!
La gaceta., 1935-01-31

Ell Comite Executive del Col
den Jubilee pidi6 "donativos"
de puros a los fabricantes de ia
bacos, por conducto del secre :
tario Sacks, para enviarlcs a los
senadores, representatives y pc =
riodistas en- Washington.
Ccnmovidos por Ia perspecti-
va de tan excelente ocasi6n de
buena y directa publicidad, los
senores fabricantes mandaron,
en- conjunto, seis cajitas.
Entonces ell Comite Executive
tuvo que ordenar diez y pagan
por elias, $4,000.
iAsi vam0s w.. que dos nos
ampare!
La gaceta., 1935-01-31
LOS JUICES EMPEZAIRON
AVER SU DLFICIL LABOR
EN- LOS DE
LA FERIA

Les jueces nombrados para
discernir los premios en- los di-
ferentes d~epartamentos de la
Feria comenzaron aver su la
Dor, que este aho sera muy diff
Gil, por ell n1mero de notables
exhibiciones.
Mas de 10000 personas paga
ron su entrada, pero frente a
la Glorieta era apreciable la
"frialdad" del pdblico.
Ell edificio de la industrial del
tabaco es uno de les mas elogia
dos, por su admirable organi-
zaci6n.
Paquetes con una pequeha
exhibition de Guatemala llega-
ron aver. ESperase que Ia exhi-
bici6n de Puerto Rico Obtenga
uno de los premios, aunque es
pequeno.
Para hoy sc anuncia el ST.
guiente programa:
lis de la tarde, concerto
por la banda Lee; 1:30, progra-
ma frente a la glorieta; 400,
polo en- autom6vil; 4:15, las ten
das Y atracciOnes de Mr.. Nor
.ris; 7:15, concerto; $50, fue-
.gos artificiales, pasando desr
pues el pGblico a los espectacu-
los,
La gaceta., 1935-01-31
CIRCULO CUBANO DE
TAMPA

Sc recuerda a los senores so
clos que esta noche, a las 8:15,
Sc celebrara la junta general or
dinaria correspondence al Guar
to trimestre del ano 1884. En-
esta junta Sc presentara ell Ba-
lance trimestral y Sc trataran
lbs asuntos generates de la so :
ciedad. Sc encarece La mayor a
sistencia possible.
EI SecretGri0
La gaceta., 1935-01-31
UN NEGRO ROB0 EN- UNA
ESTACION DE GASOLINE

Vestido como 81 fuera ell ch0-
fer de una casa particular, un
individuo de la raza negra a.
brio anoche la GAIA registro de
la estaci6n de gasolina situada
EN- La Gale de Emily esquina a
Florida y Sc llev6 $40.
Cuando ell dependents de la
estaci6n, que Sc hallaba sirvien
10 a un consumidor, regres6 al
Interior, encontr6 la GAIA abier-
"a, llamando a la policia.
La gaceta., 1935-01-31
Los Estudiantes quieren conocer a fondo 10 que
es Ell Camunismo y 10 que es ell Fascismo

que n~uestros directories quieran
que aprendamos. Ell nal debe
saberse, asi como ell bien; 10 pc
ligroso como 10 sano y 10 agra
dable como 10 desagradable. Ell
fascismo y ell comunismo son
realidades que no solo existen
en- ell mundo y nos afectan indi-
rectamente, sino que aparecen
como una verdadera amenaZa.
Las dos teorias son fatales para
ell desarrollo de nuestras comu-
nidades Y convene estudiarlas
bien para 81 son malas, poderlas
combatir. ST no las estudiamos
la ignoramos, como podremos
luchar contra ell comunism0 sin
conocerlo?"
P0siblemente el cuerpo dozen
te de la Universidad de Yale re-
soIvera en- ell sentido de que la
universidad como tai no pOdra
entrar a ensenar esos sistemas
politicos de partidos, p0r GUAM
to estan considerados como con
trarios a las conveniencias de la
naci6n. Como los american1s
son tan PRACTICES no quieren que
sc pierda tempo en- ESQ, tempo
que representa- gasto de d6tares,
La gaceta., 1935-01-31

New Haven, Conn, Enero 81
En- todas las universidades
que existen de- Rio Grande para
abajo Sc ensena a los alumnos
de Jurisprudence, en- los cursos
de derecho politico, las diversas
teOrias que ~sustenta cada uno
de los partidos y naturalmente
ALA cabe la exposition de las
teorias conservadoras, liberia
les, radicales, socialistas, comu-
nistas y hasta apristas.
En- este pals tai cosa no suce-
de y por ESQ es que los estudian-
ties de la Universidad de Yale
han soIicitado que en- csc cen :
tro, de fama en- Estados Uni :
dos, Sc dicten classes de comuntS
mo y de fascismo, y ell peri6di-
co 6rgano de los estudiantes de
esa universidad dice que con :
viene csc estudio ya que tarde
o temprano uno de los dos sis
temas ha de prevalecer en- ell
pals y ahade: la educaci6n de
be abrir los ojos, y no cerrar =
los. Estamos nosotros aqui pa :
ra aprender 10 que es ell mum
do. 10 que en- el existe y no 10
La gaceta., 1935-01-31

Contra Il tirania de Terra, Ell
presidente del Uruguay, ell res
ponsable de la muerte de Balta-
sar Brun, Sc han rebelado mi
les de ciudadanos.
Mucho nos agradaria que TIE
ira Y sus secuaces fueran aplas
La gaceta., 1935-01-31
MULTA-
DO POR EMBRIAGUEZ

Porque guiaba su autom6Wil
bajo la Influenza de bebidas al
coh6licas, ell juez Watkins inn
puso aver una multa de 800,
con la alternative de 80 dfas de
,arcel, al Sr. j. A. Villencourt,
vecino de esta ciudad.
FL hombre page la multa, que
dando en- libertad.
La gaceta., 1935-01-31

Los vendedores de leche GU
banoS, que Sc Lsman vendedo-
res, no distributors" pagan
ell litro al dqeno de vaqueria a
8 centavos Yuma ley les obliga
a venderlo a 9 centayos. Aho-
ra amenazan con la Yuelga 81,
no Sc les permite elevar ell pre-
clio a 10 c~entavos.
En- cambio, en- Tampa, los
distribuidores compran ell ga :
lon a "a centavos y al infeliz
consumidor Sc 10 venden en- 68.
Una modesto, infima ganan-
cia la de los vendedores cuba
nos. Excessive, abusive, exage
RADIO, ell margen de utilidad de
los vendedores de por AGA!