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La Prensa: Único Diario Español E Hispano Americano En Nueva York Oficinas: Tiempo probable: 245 Canal St., New York. Niil>!ailo Teléfono: Canal 1200. Lluvias fos UNICO DIARÍO ESPAÑOL E HISPANO AMERICANO EN NUEVA YORK. I IV. NUEVA YORK, SABADO 6 DE DICIEMBRE DE 1930. S CENTAVOS. XXV.—NUMERO 4025. , i. MOVIMIENTO ELECCIONA- EL GENERAL URIBURU RIO EN EL SALVADOR PRECISA ECONOMIAS BERENGUER RODEADO DE TODA "'•lio STIMSON ANUNCIA QUE SE IMPEDIRA LA SAN SALVADOR, diciembre Iji'irrl t' » SERAN CASTIGADOS LOS BUENOS AIRES, diciembre 5,(/P). —En el parque Dueñas 'I i'iTjiU,/ 5. — Ei pre»íJenle provi- INMIGRACION DE 135,000 PERSONAS se reunieron hoy en la noche sional, general Uriburu, confe- los partidarios de los candidatos CLASE DE PRECAUCIONES TRAS R renciando noche con alio» presidenciales, generales Clara- con ESTUDIANTES CUBANOS PO funcionarios del gobierno, hizo WASHINGTON, 5 diciembre.—(/P). Apro.ximuda- mount, Lucero y Martinex, del hincapié en la necesidad de im- ingeniero Araujo y del doctor 'ti.'!»,. mcnte 135,000 inmiRrantes ([ue, en condiciones nor- plantar la más estricta econo. Molina, en una tentativa de uni- EL ATENTADO CONTRA SU VIDA mía en la confección del nuevo males hubieran entrado a los Estados Unido.s hasta ficarse. ii' 'lio. pretupuesto. r r><ií|(^ LA ULTIMA l el .'30 de junio de 1931, se verán impedidos de hacer- Miles de persona» asistieron El general Uriburu declaró a la manifestación que siguió, que "es absolutamente impera- lo como resultado de una estricta aplicación de ias en la cual se pronunciaron ca- Se exigirá en lo sucesivo a los periodistas un carnet de tivo ev'tar un déficit, aun a ^oco se les expulsará de la Universidad—Esta per- leyes inmigratorias, s?gún declaró hoy, oficialmente, lidos discursos en favor de los costa de grandes sacrificios" y varios candidatos a la presiden- identificación.—¿Un examen mental?.—Declárase manece cerrada.—Se efectuaron los anunciados leyó un memorándum sobre la el secretario de Estado, Henry L. Stimson. cia. la huelga general en Villa del Rio. condición fiscal actual del país Estadísticas basadas en datos de 21 naciones cuya Los partidarios de los docto- cambios ministeriales. y los en.'préstitos existente» «si res Gómez Zarate y Córdovi como a la deuda (lolonte que cuota anual de inmigración representa 148,460 per- no participaron en la manifes- es de 1.200,000,000 de pesos MADRID, diciembre. 5.—lií'). Ss huelga por haber los fabricantes re- ^gANA. diciembre 5.—(A^l- R1 tación. Tunney nombrado "Aide" (5400.000,000). sonas de un total de 153,714, indican que sóio .se han cstán tomando precauciones ahede-'ducido a cinco días las jornudu-s i^e- 4S •o de los estudiantes, cuya últi- expedido 1,068 visas a inmigrantes no-privilegiados dor de ia persona del general Beren- manales de trabajo. ifestación costó la vida a un del gobernador del estado guer para evitar que se le acerque Como la mayoría de la-s fábricas durante el mes de octubre. ningún periodista no muy bien co- tienín grandes existencias y lof pi'- ¡5 de polic'a, continua debo- de Connecticut Los acusados por nocido y que no esté garantizado didos esca-sean, se tem? que lo» pa- ijse La Universidad permane- Foster se negó a De acuerdo con las leyes y según indican las esta- por la empresa que representa. trones cierren indefinidamente sus Jtr»ila mientras el gobierno nie- NEW HAVEN, Connecticut, di- dísticas, el número de visas hubiera podido ser En lo sucesivo, los reporteros que establecimientos, lo cual dejaría en A la señorita María Núñez Ló- ciembre 5. (.iP)—James J. Tunney, de 14,846. hagan el servicio cerca de la presi- paro forzoso a unos cinco mil obre- ex campeón mundial del peso máxi- Xhíe Mapocho' son dencia tendrán que tener pases es- ros. uno de los leaders de !a mani- mo, ostentará la frar ja dorada de declarar sobre el peciales y además se investigará ¡ón, haya sido suspendida por alcalde como un ''aide" en el per- personalmente sobre la conducta de Irca es una ciudad de isla Ma- Tañes, como se informó ayer, sonal de! deán Wilbur L. Crcss, pró- cada uno de ellos. llorca con una población de I1,00<J j departamento de Instrucción x.mo gobernador de Connecticut, coniité comunista blanco de chantage Se llega hasta decir que serán so- habitantes, cabeza del partido de su mismo nombre, y cuenta una flori.'- ¿ica declara que ningún estu- fciu nombramiento fué onuncialo metidos a un esamen por alienistas en el día de hoy, aunque no será fir- para comprobar su estado mental. cíente industria de calzado, que ex- ,te será acusado como consecuen Enemigos y arpías se apro- de mado sino hasia que el gobernador "Estados Unidos no deben mezclarse en porta a todas ias provincias penin- Sobre el atentado Jad jj los últimos desórdenes. electo tome posesión el 7 de ercro Compareció ayer ants el Co- vechan de lá situación crea- sulares. próximo. MADRID, diciembre 5.—í^Pt. El Cambio» ministeriales Piden doble jornal Tunni'y será uno de los cuatro mité Fishje la Cámara da por las investigaciones autor del atentado contra el general «HB.A.N.1, diciembre 5.—El auxiliares dcti^nados de entre la vi- los asuntos internos de Hispanoamérica" Berenguer, Joaquín Lüzó, se mues- -MADRID, diciembre C. (,¿P¡—Los ^dente Machado efectuó hoy los da civil (le acuerdo con la ley, a pe- tra algo más tranquilo aunque cla- ferroviarios españoles han pedido ' — —• aumento doble de jornal, lo cual se pciados cambios ministeriales ?£r de que por otra parte es tenien- OTROS PÍIÉMBROS DE ramente se ve que se halla pertur- SE NEGO TAMBIEN bado. Se le ha pasado la excitación teme que provoque un conflicto en ¡liando afectados tres secreta- te de ¡a reserva de la Marina de los El ex-'juez norteamericano Moore de la Corte Internacio- Eicados Unidos. LA FUERZA EN RIESGO de los primeros momentos y recibe los transportes. Estado. A SER JURAMENTADO El brigadier general William F. nal de Justicia censura la política norteamericana a par- en la cárcel numerosas visitas. El comité nacional ferroviario ha un Ladd será el Jefe del E-stado. El y El general Berenguer sigue reci- dirigido una carta a las compañía;; s y ^jrlos Manuel de Céspedes, cx- El teniente Delaney institu- el coronel C. W, Comfort, Jr.,_ ciru- tir de 1913.—Hace hincapié en el caso reciente del Brasil biendo numerosos telegramas, car- de ferrocarriles pidiendo un. jornal de «tavio de Obras Públicas, fué jano general, serán los únicos Hizo cargos a las clases "ca- tas y visitas de felicitación. mínimo de ocho pesetas y un «ueldo ida ibrado para desempeñar la car yó rscurso contra Mulrooney mínima de tres mil pesota.=< anuales miembros de la familia militar del pitalistas QU3 oprimen Huelga en Córdoba , je Instrucción Pública. El Dr deán Cross, a figurar en el tstado En discurso que acaba de pro- sistema económico y su conducta para obligarle a que le para los empleado.® genera!." mvi» Averhoff, quien desempe- del gobernador John H. Trumbull, al obrero'' nunciar en el Colegio de Abogados CORDOBA, diciembre 5. {/P)— Como los jornales minimo.' actua- CIO [a esa secretaria pasó a ocupar quien termina en breve su sexto año de Nueva York, el profesor John No solamente es esta suposición conceda el retiro Ha comenzado una huelga general les son de cuatro pesetas y los suel- contraria a los principios elemen- en el pueblo de Villa del Río. dos mínimos son de mil quinientas, a a ^ Justicia en lugar de Jesús Ma- de servicio. Basset Moore, ex-juez de la corte Wi^SHINGTON. 5 diciembre.— internacional de justicia y autorí- tales del derecho internacional- Mientras el procurador especial Durante la noche un grupo de se ve que el aumento solicitado c:-" ; Barraqué, quien fué traslada- Tunney, un estudiante de Shakes- concluyó sino que está en fia peare y amigo del profesor Lyon William Z. yoster, leader co- dad en materia de derecho mter- , . Ilsidor J. Krese! y sus ayudantes a quinientos trabajadores recorrió las el doble, y naturalmente .-ie teme 1 la secretaria de Obras Públi- Phelps, profesor de literatura ingle- munista, se ne?ó hoy a declarar nacional, censura la política de los grante contradicción _ con los he- ¿g jg investigación de los ca.les, siendo disuelto por la poli- ello dé lugar a un conflicto. choa. cía. Las autoridades clausuraror los ique tiene bajo su dirección im- ba de la Universidad de Yale, cono- los nombres de los miembros de! Estados Unidos hacia Hispan^- juzgados de paz ocuparon el día Banquete a Romanone» lííntes obras como la carretera Comitó Central Comunista Ameri- América, . ... de aver en examinar los compro- centros obreros y la guardia civil ció a! deán Cross durante su visita MADRID, diciembrt 5. Í/Pl—La Inc, cano, cuando fué interrogado por Mr. Moore declara inconsistente bantes de gastos presentados por patrulla las calles, íral, el capitolio y otras. a dicho plantel. Podía ser elegido, ^.uc.uv , ------ -- , . ^ . Nada se sabe de los seis lo- minoría liberal del Avunlamiento para el cargo debido a que reside el Comité de la Cámara de Repre- esta política con los intereses y la miembros de la división policíaca Huelga de zapateros ¿305 cambios eran esperados pe- encargada de combatir la inmora- dió un banquete al conde de Rnma- en Stamford. 'sentantes que investiga las aelivi-tradición norteamericanos, agi-e- cos fugitivos PALMA DE MALLORCA, di- nones, quien al terminar se limitó a feneralmente se creía que Barra- gando que ella provoca el resentí lidad, el cuarto subcomisionado La tradiciÓT. exige que todos los dades comunistas en los Estados' ciembre 5.
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