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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-02
SEALED

Sealed proposals will be received by
Board of Commissioners of the City of
New Brunswick. at the commissioners
Council Chambers. City Hall. rs Bay
ard Street, New Brunswick, N. j., on
Tuesday, August 8. 1919, at 10 A. NJ,
fer the purchase Of n thousand
double Jacket fabric fire hose, with
couplings, in lengths of fifty (5O) feet.
The rubber tube must be of the best
quality and contain not less than forty
(40) per cent. by weight, of pure fine
Para rubber
The hose must be guaranteed to stand
an initial test pressure of four hund-
red (400) pounds and against defects
in workmanship and material for three
(3( years. .
The name of the manufacturer and
the month and year of manufacture
to be stenciled upon every piece of
hose. twice in each fifty (50) feet
ength with black indelible letters and
figures at least one inch in height.
These marks to begin approximately
couplings. Couplings to be stamped
with the name or initials of the maker
of the %coupllns. and h Initials N:
b. r. D." and the month and year OF
manufacture in raised letters not less
than q inch high; Couplings not to
weigh less than 51s pounds,
Hose to be tested under the super
vision of the Director Of the Department.
of Public Safety. or those designated
by him.
The Agents full name and address to
be on the proposal in ink.
Hose to be delivered free Of all carry
ing charges at New Brunswick, N. j..
Bidders must state time Of delivery
when submitting bids.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for one hundred dol
lars Cs1OO.O0).. payable to the City
Treasurer OF the City Of New Bruins
week, without any conditional endorse
which check shall be forfeited
the successful bidder fail to en-
ter into contract within ten days from
he award of the bid. $3.50
The Commissioners reserve the right
10 reject any and all bids. Il in their
opinion. it is 10 the best interest OF
the CITY of New Brunswick SO to DO.
WILLIAM c., JAQUES,
director OF the Department Of PnAic
Safety.
EUGENE ]. MCLAUGHLIN.
City Clerk.
e564-7-23-26-S0-S-2-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-02

The New jersey Woman Suffrage
Association in a statement sent out
today points out that the ant1-suf-
fragists have no ground for being
unset over the fact that h New
Jersey State Federation OF Womens
Clubs intends to cooperate actively
with the New Jersey Suffrage Ratifi-
cation Committee. n suiIraglses
also saw that the ants are very in
consistent when they protest against
this because the federation's action
is the result of a very carefully taken
referendum-a referendum where
Instructed delegates voted 2S2 to 46
in favor of oma suffrage.
Mrs. Beatrice stern, of Matawan.
ex-legislative secretary of the FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs, tells the
whole story very clearly. She ays
Several newspapers have printed
statements that the anti-suffragists
have passed a resolution protesting
against an alleged claim that the
49, 00 women holding membership
in the State Federation of Women's
Clubs are a unit in favor of suffrage
II have heard no such claim. The
Federated Clubs, as a body and by
majority vote, have endorsed suf-
frage. AS I have been asked to ep-
resent the federation on the ratifca-
ton committee, may L explain the
Justice of my acting in this capacity?
AT the annual convention of the
State Federation, in the spring of
1916, a resolution was adopted ask
ing the individual clubs to study both
sides of the suffrage question, and to
send their delegates to the next an
nual convention prepared to express
the opinion of the clubs on this sub
ject. The plan was widely advertised,
ample time Yves given, and each club
member was entitled to vote in her
own eIub as to how her delegates
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-02

due to the oppositions of Jupiter with
Mercury and Saturn with the Earth,
and the conjunction of Uranus with
the Earth.
Sultry weather, accompanied by
| earthquake shocks and volcanic erup-
tons of more or less severity, Is In
dictated for the remaining days Of Au-
| gust and the first week in September.
Jupiter will again be responsible for
most of these disturbances, due to
1.-THE "'spet10os ID by that planat's OPP
position with Mercury on August 9Th
having reached a point of maximum
effect on the Earth.
Possessors of telescopes will be re-
paid for directing their lenses toward
the Sun during the mex two months.
The spots" produced by Jupiter and
Saturn are always remarkable in their
magnificence and power, and will be
especially worthy of inspection this
year. There will be four big spots
made by these two mighty planets dur
ing the-thirty days beginning August
End, and eight lesser ones caused by
other members of 1.-THE League Of
Planets"
I do not anticipate that the storms
earthquakes or volcanic eruptions of
August and September will be COM
parable in violence or intensity with
the cataclysmic disturbance which is
indicated for the third week in De
cember.
AT that time, as I have pointed out
in a previous article, six of the eight
major planets of our solar system will
be whirling within the confines of a
narrow. segement, all exerting one
mighty tug on the Sun. Only one
major planet, Uranus. will be on the
far side of the Sun, opposing this gil
gantic jerk
The result will be the production of
one of the largest sunspots known to
human history. The Earth, which will
be barely outside the segment in
question, is due to stagger under the
shock of this combination assault"
on the Sun.
Meanwhile, the mathematics of as
tronomy show that storms. earth
quakes and volcanic eruptions will be
come more and more frequent as the
planets move into this danger zone"
as will be proved by the increasingly
unsettled weather conditions of the
mex sixty days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-02
Planetary "Quarrels' To Cause
Storms, QudkeS and Erubtions
During August, Predicts P0rtd

occurred on July 2s and soth, respec-
lively. The spots" caused by these
disturbances will merge with other
spots caused by oppositions of Jupiter
with Neptune and Mercury which are
due to occur during the first week in
August.
A cold wave will follow the subsi-
dence of these sunspots and last about
two days; following which august
10 to 14th) will come a period of
electric storms, very probably accom-
panied by earthquakes along the Asiat-
ic shores, in California and Central
America and in those countries bor-
dering on the Adriatic Sea. Volcan-
ic eruptions are also indicated for this
PEI iod
From August 10th to 22nd the Pa
ciho Coast may expect sever gales of
wind and violent electric disturbances,
while the Central and Atlantic states
will be visited by the warm wave born
two weeks before on the western edge
of the continent. Another severe
earthquake period is also indicated,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-02
IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
Charles d. Ransier. Delight A.
Wheeler, Lorenzo Wheeler, May Trous-
dale. William Trousdale, Emily a.
Young, Arthur s.. Young, Dora A Ste
vens and Albert f. stevens
BY virtue of an order of the Court
of Chancery of New Jersey made on
the gard day of July, 1919, in a cause
wherein Francis ]. Z~awilinskfis com
%plainant and you and others are de-
PENDANTS, you are required to appear
pied. answer or demur to the com-
plainant's bill on or before the 24th
day of September next, or that In de-
fault thereof. such decree be made
against you as the Chancellor shall
think equitable and Just. The sara
mortgage made by AInalia Jensen et
vir to Sarah Klein dated November 1st
1912. accorded in book 258 of mort
cages pages $50 sc, which said mort
gage was duly assigned to the COM
%pIainant; the said mortgage covering
premises situated in City of Perth AM
how. County of Middlesex and state Oh
thereafter conveyed to Lovina ). Kan
sier and you are made ne-
cause YOU are the heirs at law OF the
said Lovina J. Ransier, deceased, ana
YOU William Trousdale, Arthur
Young, Lorenzo Wheeler and ALBERT u
S~tevenes are made defendants BECAUSE
vnu have or claim to hav$ an estate
by the courtesy therein.
Dated, July %, 1918
LEO GOLDBERGEKa
solicitor of Complainant
IT'S smith Street,
nerth Amhoy. N. j.
i6e54-7-26-4t oew Sat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-02
BY PROF. ALBERT F. PORTA
Noted Sunspot Forecaster and Discov-
erer of 'Porta's Weather Laws"

erer of 'Porta's Weather Laws"
As a result of a series of "quarrels"
between the Sun and several members
of our League of Planets" now NOV
ing into a danger zon and threatening
disaster before the year is out, the
Earth is due to experience a number
of unusual disturbances during the
months of August and September.
These will be caused. In the main.
by the electromagnetic tug" of the
mighty planet Jupiter against the
weaker efforts of Mercury and Venus,
with the Sun in between. However,
Saturn n its "three-ringed circus"
will nave O place IN the program; as
will the giant Uranus and our own lit
lie ball of dirt.
AS I have explained before, the gen
eration of excessive electromagnetic
energy by one or more of the planets,
either by pulling IN CONJUNCTION
against the Sun or IN OPPOSITION
through the Sun. causes "sunspots"-
great explosions Of gas and incandes-
cent vapors which throw flames mil
lions of miles into the ether surround
ing our source Of light and heat.
These "sunspots," / have proved be-
yond peradventure of a doubt, are di-
rectly responsible for the atmospheric
disturbances and other phenomena
such as earthquakes, volcanic erup-
lions. tidal waves, etc.-which affect
the Earth.
Sometimes the Earth and it's atmo-
sphere are affected simultaneously
with the birth of the sunspot. At
others, the full force of the disturb
ance is not apparent until the Sun has
revolved sufficiently to focus the spot"
on this planet.
Thus, some of the disturbances
which are due to occur during August
and September-the dates of which 1
shall forecast in later paragraphs
had their inceptions in sunspots which
were created as far back as June 18th
and 23rd; while others will result from
planetary conjunctions a very few
hours after such conjunctions occur.
Between August End and sth, for
example, an exceptionally warm wave
will sweep the country-the result OF
an opposition between Jupiter and the
Earth which occurred on July Fl; and
opposition of Mars with Venus which
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-02

= O6A -
LEO GOLDBERGER,
City Attorney.
which was received and ordered en-
tered In the minutes.
Motion prevailed that a report be
made TO the Council by the Police
Committee of the trial M findings of
same. in the matter of the charges
against Chris Hansen Police Officer. nv
the following vote: Yea-Wilson. Wa
ters, Clark. Grouse Nay-Patten, An
dersen. Riedy.
The following report of fine Police
Committee, on charges preferred
against Patrolman Chris Hansen.
We have examined the charges nre-
ferred by the Superintendent of Police
against Chris Hansen for violation of
Rule 6. leaving post without lust
Rule IS. not properly patrolling post.
Rule 19Snot u on post.
Patrolman Chris Hansen ~aDpeared
before this committee and waived SER
vice of copy of charges, also waived
hNe Gays notice. After reading the
charges to him, and after hearing the
complaining witness and the defense
Of the said patro1man, we fnd the SAID
Chris Hansen guilty OF not pronerIv
.patrollng post. After due considera,
ton of the fact that lie has been on
the Police force for more than eight
cen years n no serious eharge having
ever been preferred against him, We
VIII be doing Justice to him and 10
the Police Department by ining him
seven days pay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-02
Weather Along
Atlantic Coast

Aug. 1-4.-Fogs and rain, ac-
companied by electrical dis
plays.
Aug. 5-S.-Cold wave and rising
winds.
Aug. 0-13.-Scattered rain
storms. Warm days and cool
nights.
Aug. 14-19.-Rain sweeping
from Kentucky and Tennessee
eastward to Virginia and the Caro-
linas.
Aug. 20-25.-very warn wave,
especially from goth to 22nd, fol-
lowed by heavy rainfalhi n the
South.
Aug. 26-3f.-Great heat in
Southeastern States, accompan-
led by thunderstorms and moving
northeast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-02

s. o. CLARE
20a New Brunswick Ave. Tel. 1887 NJ
Formerly Beauty P~arIOrr, 63 Smith st.
Combings made up into Switches.
Transformations of any style made
right here in par1or.
Human hair goods, our speciality.
Switches from $3.50 up
Appointments made by telephone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-02
5212-s-2-1t

Pe4e Adams, the Fort Smith first
baseman. is playing great ball for Okla
homa City and seems to be a real find.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-02
coUNorL MINUTES


Proceedings of the Board Of AIdermen
of the City Of Perth Amboy, N. ,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-12
LABOR LEGISLATIVE

La Camara ha terminado de discu-
tir los mas imporsantes proyectos de
esta Legislature. LA ley de rentas, ell
presupuesto, Ia reorganization de 60
biernos municipales, ley electoral, obras
pGblicas, y otros proyectos que han
pasado va al Senado estan pendientes
dc aprobacion. La mayor parte de es-
tos proyectos y resoluciones han sido
aprobados por el Senado. La labor le-
gislativa que aun queda por realizar
corresponds q los comit6s de conferen-
cia. Pero de todos Inodos es necesaria
Ia presencia del mayor numero possible
de senadores y representatives, quienes
tendr&n CUE votar los informes de di-
chos comites. Segun manifestations
eZpresadas por ell Speaker de Ia Ca
mara, Licdo. Juan 3. Huyke, ST los
comit6s de conferencias llegan a po-
nerse de acuerdo es muy probable que
10 Asamblea Legislative terlnine sus
segiones antes del viernes de esta Sc
mana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-12
DELICIosA FUNCEoN

La Compafiia "Severini Cid" dara
esta noche en- Ell municipal Ia joya CO
mica de los hermanos Quintero, titula-
da Ell ULTIMO CAPITULO. Es un
derroche de gracia y de ingenio.
Tambien Sc estrenara en- esta fun
ci6n un precioso sainete de costumbres
cubanas, obra de la inteligente escri-
tora asturiana Srta. Paulina Ciaio, obra
en- la que abundan los contrastes y 81
t-laciones c6micas admirables, y las
escenas tipicas de gran donaire y CO.
lorido.
Ell celebrado pianista y compositor
don Rafael Balseiro ha escrito para
esta obra una escena de musica comica
muy notable.
Sera una function muy concurrida por
nuestro publico, y especialmente por Ia
colonia espafiola.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-12
Proceso de la elaboration
de la "Floralina"

DE COMO NO ES POSSIBLE ALTE-
RAR LA FORMULA NO. ia APRo-
BADA PoR Ell TESoRERo DE PUER-
TO RICO Y Ell DEPARTAMENTo
DE SANDAL
En- ell peri6dico Ell MUNDo cores
pondiente al dia IL de JUNO, aparecen
ciertas manifestations del Attorney
General, senior Mestre, tendencies a de-
mostrar que lla sido violada la ley alte-
rando la formula No. ia que autoriza
la fabrication de la 'Floralina.'
Parece ser que hay una mala inter
pretaci6n entire ell tanto por ciento de
alcohol y la graduation que debe te-
ner la "Floralina'', pues generalmente
Sc cree que ell go por ciento de alcohol
equivale 60 grades Cartier, vice
versa, que % grades representa- %
por ciento de alcohol. Esta es una con
fusion lamentlble hija de la ignoran-
cia, y es nuestro proposito aclarar este
para despues tratar dc desvirtuar las
manifestations del Hon. Attorney Ge-
neral, senor Mestre, al afrmar que Ia
casa Sues. de j. Villamil Co. ha
alterado la formula ia disminuyendo
el tanto por ciento de alcohol que debe
tener ell aqua de quina para ell cabello
denominada "Floralina.
Tanto por ciento de alcohol, es Ia
cantidad de alcohol absolute que con
tiele una determinada porcion de IL
guido, verbigracia la ''Floralina''. Is
decir que 100 gramos de "Floralina"
contienen so gramos de alcohol, sea
go por ciento, y 40 gramos (4O por
ciento) de otros componentes inclu-
yendo el aqua.
La gradaci6n de un hquido alcoh6-
lico resulta del tanto por ciento de
alcohol absolute que. contenga dicho
iquido. Por ejemplo: el alcohol abso-
luto con que Sc prepare Ia "Florali-
ma, tiene una densidad de 4O12 a
Al grades Cartier; pero 81 una canti-
dad de alcohol lie agregamos una por-
cion igual de aqua, Ia gradacion Sc
reduce pr6ximamente a Ia mitad, es
decir: a 20 q grades. De manera
que la "Floralina" conteniendo ell GO
por ciento de alcohol, debe tener una
densidad aproximada de % grsdos Car
tier.
Hecha esta ligera aclaraci6n, vamos
a explicar como y de que manera Sc
prepara la 'Floralina'', para demos
trar que no es possible alterar la formula
autorizada.
FL alcohol, procedento de Ia Vanina
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-12
LA FAVORITA

Para vostir elegantemcnte es precise
ealzar la moda, y para andar la
moda y con distinction, es necesario que
use usted calzado medias de LA FA-
VORITA, que es la tienda que ofreee
la mejor calidad de los citados articu-
los y los mas bonitos estilos que Sc CO.
nocen en- tode Puerto Rico.
JOSE LENA
San Juan = Caguas = Rio Piedras.
San Justo 81. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-12
I'm infOrme del QuimiGO 81. Miro, Manager
de STeS Sues de Lopez ViIIamiI & 60.

Distilling Co. llega a Ia fabrica de
Perfumeria envasado EN- drums" pre-
cintados por ell Agonte de Rentas In
ternas, bajo cuya vigilancia es extrai-
90 de los dep6sitos de Ia Destileria.
Cuando Sc trata de elaborar "Floralt-
na" otra loci6n similar. Sc avisa al
Dspartamento de Rentas Internas soli-
citando el envio dc un Inspector. ei
cual es el dnico que rompe los precintos
ds los drums cuyo alcohol Sc dcsti-
ma a Ia preparation dc locioncs. Una vez
a5iertos los drums Sc sube ell alcohol di-
rectaments de estos a los tanques de
Gep6sito por medic dc una bomba el6c-
trica, siempre en- presencia del Agen-
te de Rentas Internas.
Una vez Ell alcohol eE los tanques dc
dep6sito. el Agento dc Rentas Inter
mas SAGA del Departments de Exis-
tencias" los ingrodientes que especi-
flea Ia formula Official, y 81 mismo mi
&c las esencias Y Observation-Disclosures
ochaHdolos en- un dep6sito ad hoe (Es-
tas esencias Y desnaturalizantes aa CO.
mo Ia llave del "Departamonto de Exis.
tencias'' estan baio ol control del De.
partamento dc Rentas Intcrnas. ha-
bicndo sido previamente reconocidos
Sprobados por el quimico ofcial. sin
cUyo requisite no pueden ser usados.
Verifeada la opcraci6n antedicha. el
propio Agente ocha los ingredientes
en- los tanques &c mczcla, y acto con
tinuo un pcon con un batidor rcmue-
vc cl hquido convenient nmente en- pre-.
scucia ael Inspector siendo este tamhien
quion da paso al aqua neccsaria has
to obtenar ls gradaci6n suhciente que
requiera Ia formula ohoiai. sea %
grades Cartier. 10 que va comprobando
constantemento por medic del alcoho-
limetro aceptado por el Departments
dc Rontas Internas.
Generalmente sc doja Ia gradaci6n q
p ! 2 grades, por que no es possible
envasar Ia ''Floralina" enscguida: y
como les tanques no tienon t1p3. Ia
natural evaporation del alcohol 10 Lace
perder medic grado algo mas. y de
esta manera Ia Floralina" al ser en-
vasada queda Ia densidad Official de
% grades.
En- los libros que oxige llevar 81 De
partamento dc Rentas Internas y que
tenemos depositados on Ia fabrica. que
da registrado y frmado. por los agen-
tes que interviewer Ia elaboration.
hasta ell mas minimo detalle. siendo
clos prscticamente no nosotros.
quienes hacen Ia preparation total.
sues. DE L. vILLAMIL y co.
joaquin T.. MIRO.
Manager.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-12
DE NUEvA YORK

FL Philadelphia trajo los siguien-
tes pasajeros:
Benjamin EEcBeth, Curtis SLultz,
doctor Eusebio Prats, Mary Prats, Pc
ter Prats, Arthur Bush, George Iit-
chen, Elsie Urbistondo Mercedes Rios,
Mildred Rios Antonio Lago, Florencs
Dehm, Camille Estornene, Flo-ence rs
tornelIe, John Bonner, Ricardo Davt-
la, Katherine Wyatt, Mariana Pardo,
Alberto Fuentes, Jose HIasque, Roger
Sherman, Esaeban Pardo, Pablo Mendo-
"a, Francisco Gino<iO y Angela Vegos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-12
NORMAL COLLEGE
NORMAL DIPLOMA

Josefa Ruonomo, Caguas; Maria Is
mael Casalduc, Santurce; Palnira Diaz.
Santurce; Rafaela Font, Santurce, Au-
rea Garcia, Ponce; Carmen Hernandez,
Jayuya; Celia M. Lespier, Ponce; Car
men Mariota, Ponce; Nereida Mora
les, Yauco; Dolores Ramos, Fajardo;
Luis Ramos Gonzalez, Caguas; Abelar-
da Rios, Ponce; Alicia Rodriguez, Pom
ce; Conception Rodriguez, Rio Piedras;
Angela z. Roig, Yauco; Ana Luisa Ro-
jas, Barranquitas; Petra Fernandez, Fa-
iardo; Aurelia Figueroa, Santurce; Ale
jandra Garcia, Humacao; Ines Garcia,
Carolina; Maria Garcia, Rio Piedras;
Isabel Gonzalez, Isabella; Juana Coma
lez, Salinas; Julia Gonzalez. Juncos;
Sara Gonzalez, Rio Piedras; Casimiro
Gralau, camuy; Ignacia Hernandez, HUI
macao.
Ell acto termino las 10 v 15 dentro
de la mayor algeria v entusiasmo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-12
LA COMESION DE ALIMENTOs

La Resolution aprobada por la Canara para
"Comscn de AImentos ncIuye "vestido combusbe
ciona que podran ase los precos que por
mayor al detail cuaIquer aricuo CONSIDERABLE p
necesdad
tdad amada resoVerIos condolences
pueblo meiorameno pegu las mayores ventajas po
sbles dentro de alto esp de stca guamente APPLICABLE
todas las cIases.
EI alto de ning1n modo puede circunscr
brse nuestra Legislature al porque
provisones dntro los acuIos prnea necesdad
menfe represenan aspeco del general TODD
asunto
FL Senado que pendiente de esudio
Ialey que autorza de "coms6n Ali
mentos puede los oos la readad concetdndose
esudiar resover parcamene question que debe
tada esfera de accon de los aentos sno tamben de
otros acuos cyos altos precos contbuyen del modo
las provsones sostener grave concto social que
trata de resoIVer
La vida 1nicamente por raz6n
de las proVsones sno tanben precos de toda
case de eas eectos de ves que pueden popamente cali
carse acuos de pmea necesdad nade puede
prescindr de eIos.
pueden estabecer dstnciones que la Legsatu-
cabe duda quee guarse por crero equitatvo
Por esa razon ccuales los articuos cONSDERADOS
como de primera necesidad?
E Comeco dgno toda cIase protection dntro de
conunidad social 81 exsten eeenos comercaes 10
ntemente despreocpado para preender dades excesvas
6gcas peruico del consumdOr ley debe mpedro de
modo general abarcando TODOS LOS ARTCULOS DE PR
MERA NEcESDAD".
El probema, cieramente consiste solo provso
nes sno vestr indspensabes
clos inconcebbes decdda tendencia al aIza.
Abordad de frente ell asunto de usta
haronica por medic vista pbca para que expongan
caramene puntos de vista todas las parties in
teresadas.
Nuestro daro ha manestado que impone session
exaordnaa de la Legislature tratar excusvamente de
las cuesones econ6mcas que aectan pals que mdpes
deicadas compejas.
Hayun dao evdente fundamental cue debe anazarse
ega precisa cua actual Ldad del comercante
aos cuyo reco trata de reguazar Sc necesa
Der cua costo del mecado caes los gasos hasta
poner mercancia amacen del comecante entonces
procede aciero poner e todo precic de vena que
resue abusive pertubador depues de cacuada usta u
dad que debe correspondent al comercante
opinion LA LEY DEBE ESPECIFICAR CUALES
SON LOS ARTcULOS QUE Sc coNSIDERAN DE PRMERA NIECE
SDAD Este e ee del ano tan vital classification debe
. dejarse al criterio de nng1n empleado.
La ley proyecto concede facutades al Comonado de
Amentos de las exstencias cuaque
mercante poductor cosecheo de los aacenes edos
transporte cuaqer otra propedad necesaa los fines
del cumpimiento de la ley, medante pago razonable
Aunque cuaIquer determination de funconaro pueda
rectifcada dichas anpIas
epecas que vacamos momento recomendar que
estde meo procedmento para que personal de la "com
s6n modo seecconado escogdo que resue So
competente be absolute de toda Influenza
poitica de todo preiuco.