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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15

el poder de destitlci6n. Esta; ley,
aprobada en- e. aho 1876, provee que
les postmaster de primera, segunda'
y tercera- clsss, seran nombrados y
destitui6os 81 fuere necesario por Ell
Presidente dc los Estados Unidos.
Los abogados de Meyers alegan
que Para hacer tai cosa, Ell Presi-
dsnte debe tener antes ell consenti-
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23
HorO France Encourages
Ideas of Mafrimony

In order to encourage matrimony
m France, the Friendly Society OF
Parisian Youth has organized q mar
mage fair" At Chatou.
Three hundred and twenty-eight
young men and women left Paris
with 4 band at their head. went to
Chatou, and started the Hancss' fair
~ an alfresco lunch, followed By Z
ball.
Each Of them had previously nIlsd
~ 4 form, giving details a. to their
situation and prospects, and making
known their ideas regarding their life
partner-to-be- In return for these
forms each person received q num-
bered badge.
II, at the ban or elsewhere q
young woman was attracted by the
wesrsr Of certain number she could
md out all about him BY simply quot.
Ing his number.
Most Of the mon wanted wives whs
were fond Of home" while the
principal stipulations made By the girls
were that their prospective husbands
should have safe Jobs and satisfa ctory
Incomes.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23
Hoso Ships VIII Be Salued

ltauan government engineers have
apprsed plan for raising from Lake
Nemi near Rome the pleasure galleys
Of Emperor Tiberius who died In 81
A d. 1t is believed that these gal
lsys ara well preserved and that they
viii throw much light on the social life
OF the Roman nobility of that period.
The question has attracted the atten-
ton of archeologists for centuries.
Even ~ early as the Sixteenth CEN
fury 4 scientist named Albert risked
Ne life in an attempt to raise the an
caent vessels. About thirty years ago
Professor Macs, who spent years
On bis project, devised machinery
which raised valuable pieces Of bronze
and marble. But It was found impos-
sibls to raise the galleys because Of
chsir great weight. BY the new plan
the lake will be drained by cutting 4
tunnel through the side of the extinct
Volcano crater In which the lake II
'ituated. Tho project will probably
'ost 800, 000.-Pathfnder Magazine
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23
Ho.D City Cot Title

Atlanta received the title Of The
Gate City" at banquet held in
Charleston, 8. q, in 1850, according
to Robert r. Maddox In a speech at
mayor Sims dinner to visiting rail-
road oncials at the Biltmors hotel
They had 4 big celebration In
Charleston when the railroad from
Charleston to Memphis was COM
9leted," Mr.. Maddox said. ATLANTA
and other cities sent representatives.
Atlanta was an inland city. while the
others were located on navigable wa
tsrwayA The mayor of Atlanta was
called on to respond to the toast, AT
lanta, the Gate City of the South" and
The city has held this honorable title
ever since.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23

terance in silence. A slight feeling Of
iassltude was beginning to weigh on
MIN owing to the atrocious hour of
wnlch he had been compelled to rise.
ana ne felt quite unable to contribute
any suitable addition to the CONVERSE
tion. Not that it was required: the
ieroclous frown on Drummond's face
INDICATED that he was in the tbroes of
tnought and might be expected TO pive
tongue in the near future.
Il ought to have a bit of manor 70
write 1t all down on, Peter" he re-
marked at length. "Where are MO
Peter? That is the question point
one: we have the diamonds-moro hv
luck than good management. POINT
TWO: the hunchback gentleman who
mas sufficiently strong constitution
TO live at the South Surrey botoI ~
bloomsbury has not got the diamonds
foint three he, at the present moment
is cioseted with the Reverend Tbeodoe
sius Longmoor upstairs. Point four wo
are ABOUT to consume another cocktail
downstairs. Well-bearine that Iitt1a
lot in mind, what happens when w LII o,1
meet? 2" we ill
sllght snore was his only answor
ana Hugh continued to ponder on tho
oDscurlty of the situation in silonoo
mat several rays of light might have
oeen thrown on it by a conversot;os
hen proceeding upstairs was of VI
ieip to him; nor could he have re-
expected to know that the fog Of wor
vas about to lift In a most unnIaasont
drastic manner.
Coincidence? Bosh p tbe Dir, ,,.,.,
ne heart of gold was remarlsina -.
nat very moment. cts cartoir.-
'hether he's got the diamonds or not
can't say, but your big friend of ,aSt
lgnt, zadowa, is sitting downstairs
ow drinking cocktail In the ,onnaa1
Amazing though it is, 1t certair,,,
oks as II you were right, nv dear
lswered her father thoughtfuIlv
''Of course I'm right I" cried tho o,r,
Why, the darned thing is stickinr !,
It and barking at you. A biz man
tristan name Hugh, was in Zadowa,s
ice last night. Hugh Drummond 10
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23

One OF the many explanations that
nave been offered to account for the
fact that migrating birds arc able to
md their way BY night and In cloudy
ana fogEy weather IL that they are SEN
sitive. In some way. to currents Of
terrestrial magnetism and, therefore
direct their flight by the magnetic me-
rdians says the Popular Science
Monthly. This suggestion was put
forth by n. A. Thouxier, . French
pigeon fsncier, who declares that car
fier pigeons make poor flights during
the occurrence Of magnetic storms.
He also asserts that the general use of
wireless telegraphy has diminished the
reliability of these birds to a gurpris-
Ing extent.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23
Bv CYRIL MCNE1LE
SAPPE
copvriqhi by GEORGE H. DORM CO.
u. N. u Service


I since. l want to see the Reverend
Theodosius Longmoor, Peter"
A ball of wool rolled to his feet, anc
Hugh stopped to pick it up. The own
err was a girl sitting close by, busily
engaged in knitting some obscure gar
ment, and Hugh handed her the wool
with bow.
THANK you so much" she said,
with a pleasant smile. I'm afraid
I'm always dropping my wool all over
the place"
Don't mention It," remarked Hugh
politely. "Deuced agile little thing
ball of wool. Spend my life picking
up my wife's. Everybody seems to be
knitting these jumper effects now"
ooh, this isn't jumper" answered
the girl little sadly. 1--WE no time
for such frivolities as that You see,
I've just come back from the famine
stricken parts of Austria-and not
only are the poor things hungry, but
they can't get proper clothes. SO just |
few of us are knitting things for |
them-stock sizes, you knowing,
medium, and small"
"How fearfully jolly Of you'll" said
Hugh admiringly. dashed sporting
thing to do. must tell my wife about
it, She's coming here to lunch, and
she ought to turn 'em out like bullets
from a machine gun-what~
The girl smiled family as she rose.
1T would be very good of her if she
would help" she remarked gently, and
hen, with slight bow, she walked
way In the direction of the lift
you know, old son." remarked
iugh, as he watched her disappearing,
it's an amazing affair when you real i,
come to think of it. There's that ,
irl with a face far superior to a :
atched boot and positively oozing vir- :
lie from every pore. And yet, would ;,
on leave your happy home for her?
ook at her skirts-fve inches too r
ng; yet she'd make q man an ex- :,
'llent wife, A heart of gold probably, :
dden beneath innumerable strata of :
wools' y
Completely exhausted he drained his !"
cktail, and leaned back in his chair, -
bile Peter digested the profound ut a. a.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23
Hosv to Rspot Plant.

Houss plants. such az geraniums, be-
senias and FERNS need occasional re-
pettins. The top edge and bottom Of
the old ball Of earth should be 70
moved and fresh soil used In reporting.
Always place . piece Of broken pot In
the bottom to aid In drainage. Do net
HI the pot to moro than . quarter q
N inch from the top.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23
Noted for Medicinal clr..

The medieval glass that oils almost
al the windows In the cathedral Of
bourges Is unsurpassed in beauty BY
any other collection Of medieval rIaxs
work The cathedral u one of the
nvs greatest In France.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23

The world wool crop Ii nvs t,m..
a. great a. II was 100 years ago, but
COTTON has far outstrIpped wool BY
growing 20 limos bigger than It Va
4 century ago.
Observation-Disclosures
Lo assure prompt service and Quick return,
wnen answering these advertisements. mentior
the name Of this paper. -s' ''''
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23
Hard LUCK

have any odor. seem TO
co mmNo, the florist told me 7
$40 get smell for less thar
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23
Gained Before Dta

A man named Simon Ms'
fenced to hang for the mu,ua
wife, gained 80 pounds durla ~
months he was In a belgl'~
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23
Alert Fire Woman

Dashing TO a fire in garage
department at Grlmsby, Engaa 4
rived after a woman had run
her house with a chemical
guisher, put out the blaze "
turned home.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23

BY men LOS ,1sl In speculation Is dropped
" men who IRE trying to pick ~ "n
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23

Buy Diamond Dyes-no aa !.
and tell your druggist WIZ
material you wish to Color
silk, or whether 1t Is llneA :"
mixed goods. 4
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23
COLOR 1T NEW WITH
"DIAMOND DYa
Just Dip to Tint or b
Dye.

Each 15-cent pack
age contains direc-
tons so simple any
woman can tint soft,
delicate shades or
dye rich, permanent
colors In lingerie,
silks, ribbons, skirts,
W a | 8 t s, dresses,
Goa t s, stockings,
sweaters, draperies,
coverings, hangings
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23
TELEGRApH SCHOOL

ei4s to S22s Monthly.
Ie.In Ieiegraphy. Great opportunitiea f,,..r
Easy work. Positions secured Earn while va,
s schhrn, Hundreds OF graduate. Oldest and best
Tsioor. , nc nc for nec catalogue. American
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23
FIXTURES

ccI estimates on Bank, Store, Church r;xtur..
csio " cases and Cabinet Work Write
=, pt salt Lake Cabinet 4 Fixture Co.
a'u' S''eet Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23
Three Generator
Find Beecham's, =
the Only RemedY. J

II have a very weak s% III
Beechan's Pills arc /. ~ N
only laxative | can taS'
not nauseate me. .h.rb1|
Il have also found 5l'e1 "a
to my children. u ,,,roths,
who inherited her l'~ ~ "a
stomach. There IS ,l n
value as much as Bs a.n i
/ have tried otfs'
success" Mrs. A. Eyna
iV Mcthn
For FREE sAM SAM X tSStss
b. F. Allen Co., ALI CANA =. :, ~
uyfrom your druggist in - :, III
For constipation. 5ili0 s.., sssiIpss
aches and other disss1'S W.
Beecham's y
II r e. -
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23

On't waste
0n't turn |
nt clover i
Pit allow
to beconI
'u1l feed a |
/ to any 81
! men are |
4 50 much
Fseome SO
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-09-23

|h CT
Palmer
pays to
them
Hne ext.
FIFTH Care
|ture.
Febr
bunty AS
coul
ging to
that tin
bnds." |
|Fankage, |
mixed
the Nortl
as the |
|
ndpoint d
AT the d
g Mr.. SIT
ghed and
~ was n
I'VE wee|
ling four.
~ the II
e and al.
q equal b
1 was fed
q q resul
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

Esti pr0ximO a disponerse la or
ganizaci6n V perfecta reglamenta-
ci0n V gobierno de la Policia Insu-
Lar de Puerto Rico. La fuerZa or
ganizada en- este pals, cuya obliga-
ci6n es proteger n las persOnas, Y
la prOpiedad, mantener Y cOnser
var el orden p1blico. prevenir, des-
cubrir, Y reprimir el delito Y, dem
tro dc La esfera de sus atribuciones,
compiler obediencia a las leyes, a
los reglamentos dictados con ARE
gl0 Il 9stas, Y las ordenanzas mu-
nicipales, sera aumentada en- mime
ros proporcionales al servicio que
ha de prestar, asestando con clio
un terrible golpe de muerte la ola
de crfmenes, academies, V otras ca
lamidades que han hecho eco en- Ia
opinion pGblica, para beneficiO del
pals, Y de su prestigio como naci0n
hosDitalaria, paeffica Y civilizada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
Sc APROBARA SIN DISCUSSION
Ell PRESUPUESTO INSULAR?
CJN MIEMBRO. DE LA COM. DE HACIENDA NOS
DICE QUE Sc TEAfE MUCFO QUE ASI OCURRA
Restan solo dias de trabao Legislative adn la Com
de Hacienda de la CAmara no ha dscutido nj una sola
partida del presupuesto-El proyecto de Mr. Haig Sc
lleva toda la atencion de los economistas

jSe aprobara sin discussion el pro
veto de presupuesto insular? Esa
eS Ia pregunta que cmpiezan for
mular en- nuestros circulos polfti-
cos V financieros, en- vista del cur
so que siguen los acOntecimientos.
I'm miembro de la Comisi0n de
Hacienda dc In Camara con quien
hemos hahlado sobre este asunto,
y cuyo nombre, en- este momento,
no eStamos autorizados a revelar.--
nos ha dicho que mucho Ste teme
ocurra asf, ya que con tanta parsi-
monia 81 estan estudiando otrOs
proyectos, como 81 el presupuesto
en- realidad no les preocupara.
sQuiere In Comisi0n de Hacienda,
aceptar en- 81 illtimo momento. tai
) como esta. el proyecto de presu-
puesto enviado Ia Legislature
por el gobernador TOwner? Algu-
mas personas aseguran que no pue-
de pensarse Otra cosa en- vista de
los acontecimientOs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
UNA NUTRIDA COMISION De AGRICULTORES, IRA
FICANTES Y EXPORTADORES DE TABACO COME
RENCIARON EXTENSAMENTE G ON Ell EJECUTIV0
SOLICITAN PROTECTION PARA Ell TABACO CGARRL
LLOS DE PUERTO RICO CONTRA
AGENCA DE GARANTA ANUNCO
ENISIOND ESTAMPAS INSPECTION PERCIA.

beran estar exentos de las dispoSi-
clones especiales que sean dictadas
para acabar con esta anormalidad,
siempre que su tabaco sea vendido
en- su forma original en- Puerto FL
CO., Deberan nombrarse inspectores
0e Distrito, qrienes deberan ser pc
ritos de tabaco, y deberan insert
bir en- la forma que Sc les ordenare
las marcas de tabaco y cigarros IA
bricados en- Puerto Rico de otras
procedencias, obtener y conservar
estadisticas del tabaco cosechado en-
Puerto Rico y la exportaci6n del
mismo, igualnente del extranie-
ro importado, y Ia obtenci6n con-
servacion de cualquier otro infor-
me que deberan confrontar inves-
tigar' de tempo en- tempo. Ellos
deberan inspeccionar todo taaaco.
elaborado o no, que SO encontrara
en- cualquier local de cualquier IA
bricante. de tabacos, cigarros o CT
garrillos, o de cpalquier trafcante,
despa6llador exportador, con el
objeto de inpedir. descubrir y de-
nunciar ell uso fraudulento de las
estampas de garantias que Sc emil
tan por virtud de esta Ley, y des-
cubrir en- la exportaci6n de crlal-
quier forma de tabaco de ciga.
rros elaborados 0 manufacturados
todo 10 que fuere indebidamenss
marcado, rOtnlade o falsamsnte
auuuciado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
~ coDIao MILIEAR
NAMA RuEk10 EGco

itsAassas seseafFa4s aua sl Sc
EseH Mssn4nesg AaPss tsnla en-
FFeFsute es4e.taF as "a isE.sintuEa
- Hsafien es ua c64tge AiiiitaF
Eafs FaeEse kaeo. y aae adsmas
aNA&Eatak& el eeEeeaee Aan.hFs pa
taes - sEEsEfknsi<4 as la 0mardia
meneaal , Is milset& - oFganiza-
"a 50 ~ t1it. n1s sEEsasamea q ca
tgssastaFla ,hseEa taa impsFtante
sEsnfs
&i4eme8 samHaMesaa ae q Pren-
- 49, heelsn eieae eas q auteE
s. E4aNeetp q Na& nea Feferimos
satsFleTaents. - eeasAha hacsr
maeaafesiAeaea aig@na fespseto al
Hisee So e~harEa. = importan.
So esi FHeseeta es tanta.~aiapone
SO FleFte Rec HaaEteaEa fnsrsas
meetaFaa y sHs eenaeeaanesas. "a,
tes eeHe RsrtFeehea g. gaerFa. ana
ssFMaa SO Rue noa deetdimes
effeHtsT is .nsosssFis. soileitando
80 entFsElrta oea 81 eahallsEes0
smage.
psaEs.as a. eamklar laa palabsas
aus e.timamss pEeeisas para con.
FfaesT . aa hemhEs Fahlics as qne
see eaFnea las nssgtfsstscienas -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

eaa era cue podiam0s darros cuenta
de taa eensurabls abandono y des-
FEsoenpaelon. Ia pTimera impression
&c extFaheza IA tuvimos caando no
nos fue possible eOnsegmr dicha re.
iaeion de nomhres por medic de Ia
seeFetaria Municipal nj 81 Depar-
tamento de obras Publieas. porque
lsgan manifestation obtenida, en- Ia
rFlmeFa ofieina no existia tai reIa-
eien, y en- % segunda, solo habia un
eFequis Dc Il eiudad donde no figa-
Fahan todas las GALES y avenidas.
r. vista de esta Circumstances tuv!-
mos que EeenrTir a las istas oficia,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
COMPOSITION DE
LA FUERZA

Segtin hemos sido informados en-
FOrtaleza, Sc prepara un sorpren-
dente cambio en- In organization
central de las fuerzas de orden Pd
blico. Mas de cuatrocientos guar
dias seran agregados, constituyen-
do un cuerpo que Sc denominara de
segunda clase. Ell cuerpo de prime
ra clase 10 compondran los Poll
cias que hasta el presente han pres
tado servicios al Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico. Las vaeantes en- ell Cuerpo
de primera clase deberan cubrirse
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
Ell PROYECTO DE MIR. HAIG

Actualmente, la Comisi6n de Ha-
cienda de la Cdmara continda pres
tando toda su atenci0n al proyecto
de Mr.. Haig, proveyendo una nue.
va ley de contribuciones sobre in
gresos.
y no es para menos. De un ladO,
la Comisi0n de Hacienda Sc da
cuenta de que para remediar la cri-
sis del Tesoro, Sc impone nm au-
mento de las rentas pdblicas. Ell
proyecto de Mr.. Haig consigue este
con creces. Pero del otro lado. esta
la intensa oposici6n de las corpo-
raciones, francamente expresada en-
las vistas pdblicas celebradaS ulti-
mamente para discutir ell proyecto
de Income-Tax.
Sc explica pues que la Con1isi6n
de Hacienda sc muestre preocupa-
da. iQuien yencera quien?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

Es bien sabido, que Ia inmejora-
hle calidad del tabaco que produ-
cen nuestros campos Sc presta a
numerosas fraudulentas combinacio-
nes, que llevan cabo agencias ex-
portadoras de muy pocos escrdpu-
los. Asi tenemos que en- Estados
Unidos, en- ell mas grande mercado de
este producto, Sc conoce muy POGO
la verdadera fragancia y ell Gnico
ssbor de la clase de tabaco puerto
rriqueno, va que este es detallado
en- combination con otras marcas
de menor calidad
Ha visitado ell Pa1acio de Santa
Catalina una importante comisi6n
de los agricultores de tabaco, So
licitando del Executive acci6n in
mediata para soluciOnar ell intere-
sante dilema, va que todos los be-
neficios que devenga ell cosec1o de
tabaco 10 reciben las agencias eG-
tranjeras en- sus negociaciones
fraudulentas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
FL SENADOR HERNANEZ LOPEZ ES PARTIDARIOI
DE- QUE Sc CREE UN C0DIGO MILITAR PARA
DUpDT0 QIn0 rss++-+++ -s4a-
'ES NECEsARlO". DICE. 'DIsPONER LA ORGA-
NlZACiON De Ia CUARDIA NAClONAL Y LA MI
LlC1A No ORGANIZADA DEL GOBlERNO
PORTORRlQUENO"
FL CoheFnador de Puerto Rico debera ser eomandante
e ee d~bsFa nonbTaT todos los oeaes de la Guardia
Aaeional de Ia lsla'

- resFts He. srta ogEan.raea
6asas kazs mMeGa tasmRa. nnA aas.
tltars6a asaeHsna42 'suanF8la ~
fiaaal'' 80 - re EQF las fiFea-
iHFss y sf4sHes eKps4ieas por 81
cemaEsEkta 81 gsfs ea IA ais1a,
eas ss 8 "a EsE e fgsTieHafig asi
a~azsFts maEfsE. eea nambEaNleA-
60 &a - sstsrl4aaes Eseisnales
Ne tszsmes sa 81 psls mks ctdigo
s4tltsF eNa 81 gue uEs ea e MeEFQ
p sa As cFastttsa EF@rias = las
H9meFanas EEseiamns 6s las Ccmna-
assesss esi ksEiaasnie. , Ssse. pc
Nasmm tambafm es' las aHtexldades
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
FL MAREMAGNUM DE LAS GALES
En- SAN JUAN Y SUS BARRIOS
A - De Las GALES Y AVENIDAS NO TIE
MN NOMBRES OFIClAlES. -VECINOS QUE NO
SABEN EN- QUE GALE WIEN
SaniuTse euenta 379 Gales Existen dos hasta
mas GALES cue tienen e mismo nombre-AIgunas GALES
iievan los nombFes mas ndeulos y extravagantes.

~ sseFsfar.e osasFal EEL Partlao
h1eiaiiaia. dea Aifenzs TsrFss. nss
a. p@Fa - ruhiisaeltn Il asuieuts
snteFeaantssime esfa8is 80 - ca
iist as nsn gaaa y sss haFsies
Passes gus iaa aamanlslFarionss
munteipalss ds asn Innn. han vista
sftcsT suprmF@ents erta einaaa aln
sfeeeaPzFse FaFa uada es lss nom
bEsf es rss seslss = agsai4sf cous
= sste - sEfaElsFs asniFa 81 las
fancaeufs lsEizlstiTas 3 a1mlalstrs.
uTss as "a maaigipaliasa
a2iamests txnieaae Hsresiaad de
maa Faiaelsn aa ias ea1aa 40 la rin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
ALGO QUE INTERESA A
LAS ESCOLARES DE
PUERTO RICO
UNA FIRMA AMERICA
NA INICIA UN CONCUR
so EN- Ell CUAL PUEDEN
PARTICIPAR NUESTRAS
NINAS
IReeetas de cOcina?-S2,5O0
en- premiOs.-Ya varias es-
cuelas superiOres de la Isla
han enviadO Ia sOIicitud para
tOmar parte en- ell cOncursO.

Una gran firma americana, la
National Live Stock and Meat
Board. con o6cinas generates en-
Chicago, Estados Unidos, ha ini-
ciado un coacurso muy original,
y en- el cual podran participar las
escuelas superiores de Puerto Ri
co. Para mejor compression, es
bueno hacer notar, que por la ma
turaieza del concurso, sc supone
que solo estan llamadas a parti-
cipar nuestras escolares. Y aela-
rado este punto, vamos a dar ma
yores detalles.
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despu6s de esa fecha, pero tambitn
no es menos cierto que. ell deseo de
la inmensa mayorfa de los legisla-
dores es terminar cuanto antes, sin
extender el plazo de los noventa
dfas.
Restan pues is d1as de trabajo
legislative, Y a6n no ha empezadO
la Comisi6n de Hacienda de la Ca
mara a discutir nj una sola partida
del presupuesto insular, seglin he
mos averiguado Ultima hora. Es-
to hace Greer a muchos legisladores
que existe el proposito de aprobar
el presupuesto rdpidamente Y sin
discusiones. que vendr1an solo a
comphcar Ia situaci0n.
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Sc CREE QUE DICHO ALTO CUER-
PO ESTA MORALMENTE 0BLIGA-
DO A ENVIAR UNA CANDIDATURA
ALGUNOS OPINAN QUE NO DEBE PASAR mad
VERTIDA LA OPORTUNIDAD QUE BRlNDA Ell
ATTORNEY-GEN SARGENT-EL LCDO.
FRANK MARTINEZ

giosos legisIadores con quienes he
mos hablado sobre este asunto.
5Enviara Ia Camara el nombre de
un candidate para el cargo de Juez
de la Corte Federal?
Despu6s de la carta de Sargent
al seflor Tous Soto. suena adn con
mayer insistencia la candidatura
del Lodo, Frank Martinez. la cual
Sc asegura esta endosada p0r la
Ahanza.
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Meltadas. el SenadoF Hernandez
L6psE se exPres6 en- Ia siguiente
feFma:
''Yo ereo fiFmemente quo debe
pEoveerse un c6digo Militar para
PasTte Rice, disp0niend0 Ia organi.
Raei6n dc IL 0uardia Haci0nal y
la milieia 40 organizada del pals.
y qus IA Legislature debe actuar
prontamente en- tan impOrtante
aeunte"
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sUPREMA AUTORIDAD


Todos los alistamientos de guar
dias que en- .adelante sc hicieran
seran por el termino de DIS amos.
Las credenciales de nombramiento
deberan llevar la fecha en- que fue-
ron expedidas. Las cualificaciones
correspondence para pertenecer al
cuerpo de orden publico, seran, ade
mas de ser eiadadano americana,
saber leer y eseribir espanol, ser
memories de 30 amos v mayores de
20, no haber sido condenados por de
lcoutinnA On II Ragina %
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les del Board de Elecciones, de dom
de tomamos la information que no
rudimos cOnseguir en- las menciona-
das cficinas municipales. Esa hsta
nos puso en- conocimiento del nume-
70 asOmbroso de GALES y avenidas
con que cuenta la municipalidad dc
(Contin6a en- Ia pag, 81
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Mlnz58alzQLub
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auunciado

FL hechO de que nuestro cronista
social, CASTOR Paris, no nos ha en-
viado esta semana su acoStumbra-
da collaboration, nos impide la pu
blicaci6n de nuestra tan lefda seq
ci6n MUNDO MUNDILLO.
No obstante, creemos que en- nues
ira pr6xima edici6n dominical que~
dara esta omission subsanada.
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Camara, selor Coballes Gambia Sc
proponfa presentar TN proyectO dc
ley autorizando la loter1a en- Puer-
to Rico. Nuestra noticia fu6 confir-
mada POGO despu6s con la presen-
tacion del proyecto en- question. Pc