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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Highway Commission
Offers Program for
Consideration Exec
utive Council
Approval Will Mean Building
of 80 Miles New Roads at
Cost of $1,299, OOO-Recon-
struction of IL Miles at Cost
S784,500 and of Bridges at
Cost $339,SS5-Includes 10
Miles Highway Augusta to
Belfast

, Construction of 80 miles of State
highway in Maine at total cost to
the State of $1,299,OOO. reconstruc-
ton of II miles of State highway
at a cost to the State of 1854. 500.
and reconstruction of so highway
bridges at a total cost to the State
Of $3.50, 1856, comprise the work pro-
posed by the State Highway Com
mission for its 1925 program. This
proposed program was submitted to
the Governor and Council by the
State Highway Commission on Tues
day. was taken under Amusement by
the Council and at a subsequent
meeting further discussion will be
held.
The proposed program for the
coming year includes seven miles OF
concrete construction on Highway
at Paris, two miles of bituminous
Continued on Page 6-col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Amoskeag Mills
Operated at Loss

Manchester, N. H., Oct. 2S-(AP)-
The Amoskeag Mills here were OPP
Grated at a loss of $3.50, $50. 40,
Treasurer F. c.. Dumaine of the
Amoskeag told the stockholders at
the annual meeting held here today.
The interest received from securities
held by the company. cut the loss to
$456, 03229, the. treasurer reported
and he said he regretted to report no
announcement for future prospects.
The meeting was featured by
clash between Lawrence J. Harring-
ton, a large stockholder and treas
urer of the Elliot Manufacturing
Company and Treasurer Dumaine.
Mr.. Harrington wanted committee
of stockholders named to inspect the
securities held by the company as
well as a division of the surplus, put
1t was voted down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
49, Of 10 Army Of
s.e,a Forced Out as
rial of Colonel
Opens
s..ase Counsel Claims Major
/ e.nersl Summerall, Brig.
| q. Bowley and Major Gen.
| shden All Hostile to Col.
| ritchell- In Retirement OF
! Mo Carefully Laid Plans
| n Seen Continues Trial
| Today

..,nvton Oct. 2s.-(AP)--An
General courtmartial assembled
I. !, q old building near the Cap
!. ~ Colonel william Mitchell on
-. dawn up by the war depart
1, rp.cifyins violation Of the ssth
n. Il war on eight counts based
language he used in public state
\, eriticizins administration OF the
81 and navy air services.
MAN tho court flled into the hastily
,,sr.d quarters assigned 1t there
!. Il members present. all selected
s.cretary Dwight Davis. Within
Aour three had been ousted. one by
,u.st and two BY decisions Of their
,laxuex Behind the retirement OF
1. tbre, and responsible for the upset
4. il, carefully laid plans Of the
tsud.ns and his counsel.
!, Il, case Of Maj. Gen. Charles p
ssnmsraIl who asked the court to
.,cm,. him, the strategy Of the defense
..A,.v.a IL victory. Tho record OF
4. army veteran, one Of the most out
s,pdipr ii point Of service and merit
I. ..uiorky Of rank. was attacked. He
- deucrIbed a an officer who knew
,,,et,e.Ily nothing about aviation
fc.stjnued on Page s-col. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Dimes Takes Out
Marriage License

Denver, Colo. Oct. 2S-(AP)-A
marriage license was issued yester-
day to CORTLAND S. Dimes. Denver
clubman, and Miss Helen Gibson,
society girl. Neither Dimes nor MISS
Gibson would make announcement as
to the date of the nuptials.
The engagement was announced
last week and they were to nave
been married Sunday. but MONDAY
Dimes announced that the ceremony
had been postponed until ne ~couio
straighten out his private AFFAIRS:
Dimes. on New Years Day, 1878
was shot and wounded, while enter
tanning Mabel Normand ana EDNA
Purviance. motion picture actresses
in his Hollywood home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
N. E. Milk Men
Elect at Boston

Boston, Oct. 2S.-(AP)-The New
England Milk Producers Association
at the second days session of its
annual meeting today elected the
following directors NJ
r. l.. Worthley, Strong, Me-;
George NJ. Putnam. Concord, N. H:
+. B. Catlin, Randolph, VT; Elmer
NJ. Poole, North Dartmouth, Mass. /;
Frank Peckham, Newport, r.. l.; r.
George Little, Schaghticoke, N. Y.
w. E. Knight of Clinton, Me-. was
chosen a director at large, H. L..
Webster of West Canaan, N. H..
treasurer; and Richard Pattee of
Boston, clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Rep. Treadway Talks
Coal with President

Washington. Oct. 2S-(AP)-Rep-
resentative Treadway, Republican,
Massachusetts, today discussed with
President Coolidge the coal situation
as it affects New England. Hefsaid
he told the president he was in &C
cord with the movement to obtain
satisfactory substitutes for anthra-
cite so that the public would be in
dependent of "monopolistic condi-
tons in Pennsylvania"
If legislation will serve to obtain
anthracite for New England, how
ever. he added, he was prepared to
offer a bill at the next session Of
congress. He said he believed con-
gress would give the president the
authority he requested in his mes
sage two years ago which would
serve to supply coal In times Of
strike.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
League to
Ban War
In Balkans
Neutral Zone Between
Greece and Bulgaria
One of Steps = Also
Probable Elab0ra-
ton Security Pact

Paris. Oct. 2S.-(AP)-A neutral
demilitarized zone between Greece
and Bulgaria with commissions of
Cancellation for the regulation of all
conflicts in the Balkans, may be
one of the fruits of the settlement
of the Balkan crisis by the council
of the league Of nations.
Giving spur to the Balkan states
ambition to elaborate the security
pact the council will probably I'M
dertake to enumerate principles to
guide the Balkan states in handling
any future difficulties and will exert
all its influence to have tho Locarno
security pact with Germany backed
not only by a Balkan arrangement,
but also by security pacts between
other sections of Europe.
Thus>will it hasten the convoca-
ton of disarmament conference,
which the Locarno protocol hailed
as one of the hoped-for results of
the achievement of security.
The Balkan crisis, which came at
the psychological moment in the
new peace impulse, has taken on in
ternational significance which en-
tirely overshadows the conflict be-
tween Greece and Bulgaria: when
the four great powers, France, Great
Britain, Italy and Japan, and six
lesser powers, representing both the
European and American continents
which together make up the men,
bership of the council, solemnly reg
istered today their conviction and
determination that henceforth con-
ciliation and arbitration and not the
thunder of cannon must be resorted
to when disputes threaten.
What the council of the league of
nations Informed Greece and the en-
tire world today was that defensive
warfare in another country's terri
tory is both a dangerous and impos-
sible procedure.
1t is apparent that by today's
unanimous condemnation of the en-
ployment of force the council
wished to lay down a policy which
will be applied to both small and
big nations, and this remains at the
fact of outstanding significance in
the developments.
he limit of sixty hours fixed by
the council for withdrawal of all
troops from the respective frontiers
expires at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, Paris time, and it is then that
the councils military agents must
telegraph to Paris whether in fact
evacuation has been carried out.
The council will meet tomorrow
morning or in the afternoon, in ac-
cordance as word is flashed whether
its edict has been obeyed. After that
comes the designation of the.special
commission which will proceed to
the zone of conflict, and later report
it's findings on the profound causes
of the outbreak"
Both Greece and Bulgaria have
accepted this proposed inquiry,
which is expected materially to help
the league in its furtherance of the
creation of a Balkan security pact.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Believes Purchase
Is Speculative Move

Bangor, Me-, Oct. 2S-(AP)-Presi-
dent Todd of the Bangor and Aroos-
took Railroad left the city Tuesday
for Boston and New York but be-
fore he left he had heard Of the
heavy buying of B. and A. common
and the advance Of the stock to 81 on
the New York exchange.
Roy H. MacReady, assistant to
President Todd. said tonight that
President Todd believed the move
ment purely speculative. and cited
the published report that the COM
mon dividend would soon be in
creased from SO to 81 as evidence OF
this-a rumor circulated for the
purpose Of bearing the market. Mr..
MacReady said that there 'is'no war;
rant for any advance on the common
that the present rate OF 50 Is all
the the roads business justifies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Men to Drive Out
UnWelcOme Moose

Belfast, Me. Oct. 2s.-(AP)-The
problem Of the big bull moose which
port and Swanville by peering in at
schoolhouse windows has been solved.
Supt. e. E. Roderick has been notified
that Game Warden F. M. Bailey will
be permitted by the department of
fisheries and game to employ men to
drive the moose and his family out of
Waldo county and into the deep woods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Sch. Edna Hoyt
Safe at Nova Scotia

Portland, Me-, Oct. 2S-(AP)-The
five masted schooner Edna Hoyt, re-
ported today as believed by relatives
of the members of the crew to have
been lost in the gale Of October 10.
is safe.
Word was received at Millbridge
today from Captain Willard Griffin,
the master, that the schooner WIS
blown off shore. but had reachei
Nova. Scotia. She will proceed TO
Calais with her cargo Of coal, ship
ped at Norfolk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Bogus Policeman
And Two Pals Hold
Up Bay State Man

Westwobd, Mass, Oct. 2S-(AP)-
A holdup man masquerading as a
policeman and two masked and arm
ed confederates today robbed Chan
Aba1ian OF Westwood of $1400, the
proceeds of a mortgage which ne
had just transferred. While Abad-
jan was returning in his automobile
from the registry of deeds at Ded-
ham, accompanied by his father and
mother, a man in uniform ordered
him to stop the car as he drove
through a wooded street. Two others
came out Of the woods with levelled
revolvers and demanded the money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Social Workers to
Discuss State Prison
At Portland Meeting

Portland, Me-, Oct. 2S-(AP)-Con-
ditions at the state prison at Thorn
aston will be discussed tomorrow at
the sixteenth annual conference OF
the Maine State Social Workers,
which opened today with ESQ in at
tendance, Judge Deering of Saco,
president said tonight.
prison Reforms" also will be the
subject for an address by Austin II.
Mccormick of Bowdoin. Governor
Brewster will speak and it is expect
ed by the officials that he will make
further statements concerning the
situation. The needs of the various
state institutions were discussed at
the sessions today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Turner, New Head
OF Bureau of Mines

Washington, Oct. Zo.-VAF1
Scott Turner Of Lansing; Mich. TO-
day was appointed director OF the
bureau of mines.
Mr.. Turner, a mining engineer OF
wide experience. succeeds DIR. n.
Foster Balm who resigned after the
rscent transfer from the interior to
the commerce department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

Northern New England - Partly
cloudy and much colder. probably
local SHOWS in northern and eastern
Maine Thursday; Friday fair.
Southern New England-Genera1ly
fair and much colder Thursday;
Friday increasing cloudiness with
slowly rising temperature.
Eastern New York-Fair and cold
er Thursday. except possibly snow
fiurries in extreme north portion;
much colder in southwest portion
Thursday; Friday fair in north ana
increasing ycloudiness with slowly
rising temperature in south portion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Several Injured in
Framingham Wreck

birmingham, Mass, Oct. D.
(AP)-seyeral persons are reported
injured as a result Of a double car
freight train colliding with a passen-
ger car on the Boston and Worces-
ter Street Railway at Southboro to-
night. Slippery rails caused the ac-
cident, it is said.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
No Money to Feed
Foxes on Gordon
Farms in Maine

Sshech Ne. Oct. 2s-(AP)-In q
misusnt addressed to the investors
= irank 4. Gordon, Inc. the receiv-
!" appointed by the court for that
@looiatlon say that they have no
ssa@ nom the corporation with
sn'cn @ iced the 3700 foxes on the
n m.l0M ranches and that If the ami
=, ~ afs 70 be saved from starvation
-, ~ 'lssalors must come to the res
~. ~ receivers say that they
n 49, adsanced $3.50 from their own
h. nvs.s Il 70 buy food for the foxes, but
a' aey viii advance no more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29

Prompt investigation Of the
charges Of mismanagement and lax
ity of discipline at the Maine State
prison at Thomaston has been or
jdered by Governor Ralph o. Brews-
ter, who Wednesday notified the
members Of the Executive Council
and the State prison commissioners
that the allegations contained in the
affidavits filed with him will be aired
at a hearing to be held at the prison
at 10 o'clock this Thursday morning
From Thomaston came tho report
yesterday. confirmed by Warden Les
ter d. Eaton of the State prison. that
all men connected with in institu-
ton who signed aff1davits bringing
tho charges against the prison man.
agement were relieved from duty.
Governor Brewster declined to
comment on the situation yesterday
his statement having been made to
the Executive Council Tuesday in the
form of a communication based upon
the sworn affidavits. The prison
commissioners and Lester d. Eaton,
warden at the prison. also refused to
discuss the charges until the time OF
the investigation.
The prison commissioners meeting
at Thomaston yesterday gave out an
open letter addressed to the citizens
Of Maine asking the public to keep
open minded on the charges prefer
red against the state prison. The
open letter is as follows:
Open Letter
To the Citizens of Maine:
In connection with the charges
made and the investigation pending,
of the affairs of the Maine State
prison, the commissioners ask the
public to reserve judgment till full
hearing is had.
(Signed)
H. HI. HASTINGS,
C. S. HICHBORN.
PHINEAS H. GAY.
State Prison Com'rs.
Oct. %. 1925.
Warden Eaton's Statement
Warden Eaton's statement given
out yesterday at the prison was as
follows:
81 do not feel 1t would be wisdom
on. my part to discuss the matter UNI
til after an investigation has been
made; what 1 have to say. it seems
to me, best be said at that time; at
the investigation l shall not hesi-
tate to tell my story" was the only
statement the warden would make.
Asked II it was true, that the men
who signed the affidavits were laid
off. Warden Eaton said:
THAT is correct"
Warden Eaton comes from Farm
ington. He was for many sears a
deputy sheriff in Franklin county,
where he established a. good record
as an officer. He first came to the
prison as deputy during the war
denship of Frank Ham, now Inter-
nal Revenue collector for Maine.
Upon the resignation Of Mr.. Ham to
take his present office, the prison
commissioners named him as war;
den.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Caught in Portland
Theft. Admits Others

Portland, Me-, Oct, 2S-(AP)-Lud-
wig Volkernick, %, of Rumford, ar
rested tonight as he was breaking a
window in a Commercial street store.
admitted, the police report, having
made five breaks in Rumford, FIVE in
Lewiston, three in Livermore Falls.
three in Auburn, and one in Bangor
He was dressed in clothing stolen
from a Lewiston store when arrested,
according to the officers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Prison Charges .
To Be Aired at
Thomaston Today
Traffic in
Drugs in Prison
US. Agent Says

Portland, Me-, Oct. 2s-(AP)-
No evidence OF illegal traffic In
drugs has been found in the State
prison at Thomaston by narcotic
agents recently, federal officials
stated today. An agent wac
there two weeks ago, they said,
and satisfied himself that storief
of drug peddIing among the con-
viets were mythical" Other
agents had made previous inves-
LEGATIONS with similar results,
they added.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Fisherman browns
Off Cross Island

Bangor, Me-, Oct. 2S-(AP)-Eu-
gene Sheridan, thirty, unmarried. OF
Cutler, was drowned off Cross Island.
Machias, today. while tending lobster
traps. his dory being capsized in q
heavy sea,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
inter a | Kills Self
nile Climbing Fence

lnss \ y. ~, Oct. -2S - (AP) -
dIM ~ !, rnillips Of Swanzey was
M x n.s own gun while hunting
M ~ ne was climbing over q fence
&sxes Weapon was discharged,
Ia, 'iOm both barrels piercing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Executive Council, with
Prison Commission
Present, Will Con-
slider Allegations of
Lax Conditions

Governor Brewster Silent on
Situation - Prison Commits
sion Likewise Mum But Issue
Appeal to People to Hold
Judgment in Allegiance
Warden Eaton Says Will
Have Something to Say at
Hearing-Admits Men Laid
Off Who Signed Accusing
Affidavits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Local Static Report

Although improved over the last
week, conditions were far from per-
feet There was much static and
fading, also local interference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Thursday generally fair and much
colder; Friday partly cloudy with
slowly rising temperatures; strong
northwest and west winds, diminish
ing Thursday afternoon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-04

infundada, y por 10 tanto, faisa.
81 embajador americana, Sheffield,
al ser entrevistado por un represen.
tante de la United Press, dijo que
sas relaciones amistosas entire am
Das naciones no habian sufrido en- 10
mas minimo porque no habia razo-
nes para clio. Y luego agreg6:-
me entiendo perfectamente bien
con Ell gobterno americana, con el
eual sostengo la mejor aznistad, 81
he visitado al presidente Coolidge
no ha sido con ningnn motive es-
pecial, sino para discutir con 81 cier-
tos problemas generates, que nos
fnteresan nosotros y la naci6r
auejicana. Ese rumor que ha circula.
do de que existia entire arnbos 60
biernOs cierta hostilidad es pues
completamente falso . infundado, y
debe hacerse constar asi, en- bien
dc arnbos paises''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-04

HONOLULU, mayo 2. (united
Press.).-A pesar de que las deiibe-
raciOnes de los altos jefes del ej6rci-
to y Ia marina permanecen en- el
mayor secreto en relaci6n con el
resultado de las maniohras navales
en- ell Pacifico, los Observadores Y
expertos estAn de acuerdo en- que
las aapiobras prueban en- forma tai
que no queda ingar a dudas, que
selfa possible para un poder exssssTl-
iero deseIabarcar tropas en- Pearl
Esrhor establecer una base de
opefacionss On Panama , Alaska.
Las maniobras del Pacffico, como
es va sabtdo. estaban namadas a de-
terminar, 81 en- realidad la nact6n
americana .podia estar tranquila en-
cuanto . sss posisiOnes y Tortale-
zas del Pacifico, y de ahf el que Sc
oas6 prestando el mas cuidadOso es-
tudio a esta question por parts de
los altos jefes del ejercito y marina
americana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-04
RENIDo DEsAFIo PUGILIsTIco
ENTIRE DOS LAT1Nos.SEs UNo
DE Los coNTENDIENTEs
PUERToRRIQUENo

NEW YORK, mayo 2. Omitted
Press 1-En el refido encuentro en-
tro M6ndsz y Gomez ha trtunfadO
este tltimo.
Ed Ell primer round, Gomez lanz6
un soberbio golpe a la qmjada de
M6ndez. Este contest6 con una dere-
ci:a al cuerpo de su adversario. Co
ineE contesta con una derecha a la
Quijada y una izquierda a La cabe-
"a. M6ndes inicia la ofensfva, y en-
via una derecha al cuerpo de su con-
trincante y una izquierda la ca
Ieza. Gomez contesta con una serie
do derechas . izquierdas a la quija-
da y cabeza. Mendez Sc tambalea v
queda Knoct-out en- ei primer round.
Nota de la Redacci6n:
Sc cree que Gomez es nm joven
puertorriquefo que ha entrado co.
mo boxeador professional en- los Es-
tados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-04

cuai Sc solicita de los Estados Uni.
DOS, que tome participation mas
directa en- las actividades de la Ii
ga, sin que para clio sea necesario
qle haga SUI .ingreso en- dicho orga-
nssmo international. Ade1nas, Sc in
dica que los Estados Unidos pueden
participar, aun cuando no formal
mente, para evitar Ia acci6n con-
eresional, en- Ell Tribunal de la Paz,
cooperando para asegurar la paz del
npndO. Esta nueva proposition de
Ia 1iga de Naciones obedece a Ia
intensa campana que dicho organis-
mo esta realizando en- estos momen-
los para asegurar ell desarme par
cial de los grandes poderes, y Obte-
ner ademas ayuda para evitar Ia
fabricaci6n de material de guerra
pOr parte de las companias priva-
das.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-04

Fress.) Los Gitimos movimisntos
&c las trcpas en- el Lyautey dierOn
crigen a Ia sospecha de que Sc ira.
taba de una concentration de tro-
pas de varias naciones, para actuar
al unisono con los espanoles, v dar
fin a la campana de Marruecos,
dandole de esa manera caracter in
ternacional al conficto con los re
beldes moros.
La version fue acogida en- las
columnas de varios periodicos ex-
tranjeros. Ell gobierno frances, de.
seoso de hacer justificar, Y evitar
que Sc propagara en- la prensa ex-
tranjera un falso rumor, Sc ha apre-
slrado desmentir categ6ricamente
la noticia, hacienda constar que Ia
concentration de tropas .francesas,
Sc debe solamente al deseo de cas-
tigar ciertas columnas avanzadas
del ejercito rebelde que Sc han atre'
vido desafiar la autoridad del ejer-
cito frances, en- el Marruecos con.
trolado por Francia.
AL misno tempo, el jefe del Di
rectorio, general Primo de Rivera,
Sc ha dado prisa en- poner punto fl
nal la discussion, cablegrafiando a
todas parties que no Sc intentaba
auinentar Ell nlmero de tropas en-
Marruecos, por la sencilla raz6n de
que las tropas espaholas que actual
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-04
Antes de visitar...

| Continuation de la pagina La.
va que sus resultados traerfans IA
rehabilitation la ruina deli pals,
me he estudialo ampliamente las
leyes que han estado vigentes en-
Puerto Rico estos tiltimos amos, y
tambien e1 f,royecto del sefior Haig.
En- cuanto llegue al Senado, podr6
expresarme en- contra delyarias de
las disposiciones de este proyecto,
porque he encontrado graves erro-
res en- sus capitulados. II
/ Ell Senador Aponte, lfder de la
mayorfa Y uno de los mas en6rgi-
cos opositores de toda medida de
NAL gobierno, nos ha dicho 10 ST.
guiente:
"A1n no he estudiado ell Proyec-
to del Income Tax, por creerlo
innecesario Snp6ngase usted, que
81 10 estudio ahora, tendr6 que vol
verlo q estudiar cuando llegue al
Senado,. va que segdn tengo enten-
dido la Camara lie va a hacer mas
de cuarenta enmiendas Espero su
llegada.o
I Ell Senador Arsenic Martinez, nos
| ha dicho 10 siguiente:
/ 'sEl Proyecto del ''Income Tax
que adn esta pendiente ante la ca
mara, sera enmendado extensamen
fte. Las disposiciones de Mr.. Haig
en- el mencionado proyecto SON inn
proeedentes y .err6neas en- todos
sentidos."