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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-11-28
Three New
Directors To
Be Elected
irrigation District Posts
Notices For Election
On December 9

Notices were posted last week for
an election to be held on Tuesday,
December g, for the election Of three
directors of the Priest Rapids Irri-
cation District, one for a term OF
one year, one for a term OF two
years and one for a term Of three
years. The reason three directors are
to be elected at this time is due to the
fact that no election has been held
for several years and the terms Of
all three members of the present
board have expired. The reappoint-
ment of this board on September Is
. by the County Commissioners holds
only until their successors are elected
and qualified.
Ballots for the election on Deem
Der 9th will have spaces for the voter
to write the names Of three directors
for the one, two and three year
terms and square at the end of each
line for the placing of an x after each
name.
The district is divided into three
precincts and the designated voting
places are:
11CSlllNl 1NOs i, az lAAC AAOAA4N Va L qua
Bruggemann at Allard.
Precinct No. 2, at the White Bluffs
high school building.
Precinct No. 8, at the residence of
Frank Clark at Hanford. i'll
The following election boards have
been appointed:
Precinct No. l., Inspector, O.. W..
Brown; Judges, H. c. Hermann and
Mamie Bruggemann; Clerks, Rode
rick Knaub and Jack Gron.
Precinct No. Q Inspector, M. S.
Meeks; Judges, R. D. Barge and Mrs.
F. M. Wheeler; Clerks, L. A. Codding
and Mrs. w. F. Shaw.
Precinct No. 3, Inspector, G. n.
Slavens; Judges, Alex McConnachie
I and Mrs. Frank Clark; Clerks, Mrs.
NJ z. Slaveng and MRS. ]. M. Clark.
The polls will be open from nine
o'clock in the forenoon until four
o'clock in the afternoon.
All persons living, or owning land,
at Allard and up river from that point,
will vote in precinct No. 1. Those
living or owning land east Of Allard
and north of line commencing at
the southwest corner Of section 10,
township 10 North, range rs 3. w. M.
and running thence due east along
sectiof, lines to the southeast corner
of section II, township 10 North,
range III, thence north to the north,
east corner of section II and thence
east along section lines to the west
bank of the Columbia river, will vote
ins precinct No. Q. Those living or
owning land south of the above de-
scribed line will vote in precinct No.
g..
Regarding the qualifications Of a
voter. the state irrigation district law
says: "Any person Of the age of 81
years, being citizen Of the United
States and a resident Of the State Of
Washington and who holds title to
land or evidence of title to land en-
braced within the boundaries Of any
irrigation district shall be entitled to
vote at any election held therein"
There is no question to be voted on
at the election December 9 other than
the selection of the three directors,
the date of the election and the scope
thereof being covered by the irrigation
district laws Of the state. The ques-
ton Of bond issue or any change
in the boundaries Of the district will
have to be voted on at a special
election that might be called at a
later date
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-11-28

The Red Cross membership drive
came tos a close Wednesday. White
Bluffs quota this year was rs, an,
40 memberships were turned in. The
drive here this year was conducted
by the .Woman's Auxiliary of John
Lindblad Post, the actual soliciting
being done by Mrs. Fred M. We'll.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-11-28

In a letter received this week by
Mrs. D. S. Wilkinson from Mrs. W..
G. Hills, the letter said that she and
DR.. Hills have left Washington and
are now making their home in Newell,
South Dakota, where they lived at
one time before coming West.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-11-28
news THAT GOT into THE HOME
PAPERS IN NEARBY TOWNS

Santa Claus will be on hand all
afternoon and evening. He will take
letters from the children for Christ
mas. The band will play on various
corners during the day. -Pasco
Herald.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-11-28
1.-THE SINS OF THE CHILDREN"

With the advent of the Talkies, the dis
tributors are finding themselves with sur
plus of the ''sient" pictures. Some of the
best of these have been shown in White
Bluffs during the last few months. and one
of the screens most famous classics
1.-THE SINS OF THE CHILDREN"
is to be shown at Liberty Hall on Saturday
and Sunday evening of this week. Every
one in White Bluffs should see this picture.
paid Advertisement
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-11-28

c. /. Wright was in Kennewick
Tuesday afternoon to have ply
sician dress his arm, which was
severely injured in the apple wash
ing machine at the White Bluffs
Warehouse last Friday morning.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-11-28

H. v. Martin has just completed
the installation of a domestic pres
sure water system in his ranch house
north of town.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-11-28
White Bluffs Loses to Richland

The White Bluffs Basket Ball Team
played Richland at Richland, Friday
night, November 81. The score was
Richland 10, White Bluffs 6. The line
up as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-29

jr.; Miss Laura Barley, Miss Catherine
Berry, Miss Mary p. Bradley, Miss Viz
ginia Cheatham, Miss Jane Crosby, Miss
Emiscah Davis, Miss Elizabeth Dunlop,
Miss Catharine Fechet, Miss Engracia
Freyer, Miss Phoebe Fuller, Miss Isabel
Green. Miss Ann Grimm, Miss Betty
Grifln, Miss Mary Ingraham Henry,
Miss Mary Jacobs, Miss Susan Kintner,
Miss Frances Morse, Mrs. Bowman Mac
Arthur, Miss Janey Murray, Miss Al
'berta Perley, Miss Margaret Pilson, Miss
Mary Ruden, Miss Margreta Swenson,
Miss Frances Virginia Waggaman, Miss
Helen Walker and Miss Mary Martha
Wren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Woods have ar
rived In Washington and will be at the
Mayfiower Hotel indefinitely. Mr.. Woods
is chairman Of President Hoover's
Emergency Committee for Unemploy-
ment.
An announcement Of interest in the
States, Is that Of the marriage Of Mrs.
Katherine Adams Mccain to Col.
Godfrey Francis Evans Wardell of
London and Beaconsfleld, England,
which took place Saturday, October IS,
In Oxford, England, at the home of Sir
Francis and Lady Wylie, friends of
the couple.
Mrs. Wardell. who has q large &C
quaintance in both social and musical
circles. Is member of an old and well
known Arkansas family, being the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-29

daughter Of Capt. Samuel b. Adams, q
granddaughter of Maj. John D. Adams
and great granddaughter Of Gov.
Samuel Adams. She Is the widow of
Judge Farrar l.. Mccain, distinguished
lawyer and jurist of Arkansas and
Oklahoma, and the mother of Samuel
A. Mccain of New York, a Rhodes
scholar, who recently was graduated at
oxford. Col Wardell, an officer In the
British Army for many years, served
with great distinction until he retired
eight years ago to enter business in
BeaconSfleld and London.
Col. and Mrs. Wardell will reside In
London this Winter.
Guests at the wedding included Mr..
and Mrs. Charles 8. Mccain Of New
York.
Mrs Wardell Is sister of Mrs. Julius
L. WITT Of Stanton, Va. and sister-in-
law of Representative Cordell Hull.
Mrs. Henry d. Flood has returned to
Washington from Hot Springs and has
opened her apartment at 2101 Con-
necticut avenue
Miss Julia Teresa Sheridan, Mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-29

~ RESIDENT AND MRS. HOOVER
have given their names as pa
iron and patroness for the
4 eleventh annual military Ar
mistice ball Of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars of the United States, TO
be given at the Mayfiower Hotel Mo-
vember IL.
The Ambassador of Turkey, Mr..
Ahmet Muhtar. will entertain at re-
ception this afternoon from 4 to 7
o'clock at the embassy in celebration
Of the anniversary Of the proclamation
of the Turkish Republic. Mime. Enver
will act as hostess for her father.
Hines. Wall Wedding in
Home Of Brides Parents Today.
A wedding of more than usual inter-
est in both old residential and military
circles will take place at 4 O'Clock this
afternoon when Miss Frances Winthrop
Wall, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Joseph
Stiles Wall, will become the bride OF
Mr.. Frank Thomas Hines, IT., son OF
Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, admins
traitor of veterans affairs, and Mrs.
Hines. The ceremony will be per-
formed in the home Of the brides par
ents, at 1864 Wyoming avenue, Rev. DR..
Herbert Scott Smith Of st. Margaret'S
Episcopal Church ohiciating.
Autumn flowers and palms will make
O pretty setting for the interesting we'd
ding and a string orchestra will play
nuptial selections and for the small re-
ception which will follow for the we'd
ding party and the few close friends at
tending the wedding.
The bride will be given In marriage
by her father and she will wear lovely
gown fashioned Of ivory white satin
and duchess lace. Her veil Is OF old
lace over ivory tulle and will be ar
ranged in cap effect caught by circlet
of pearls and will fall gracefully into q
panel dotted with clusters Of orange
blossoms. Her bouquet will be Of white
roses and lilies Of the valley In shower
effect.
Miss Mary Perdue Ruben viii be the
maid Of honor, wearing gown OF
cerulean blue chiffon velvet, hat Of
black velvet and win carry pink roses.
The bridesmaids win be Miss Mary
Bennington Shinn and Miss Clara
Boiling They will wear frocks Of vel
vet, in peach color and orchid reSpec-
lively. Miss Shinn viii wear q hat Of
brown velvet and will carry yellow roses
and Miss Boiling is to have q hat OF
velvet In deeper shade tnan ner
frock and she will carry pale cream
roses.
Mr.. Harry Fowler win be the best
man and the ushers selected are Mr..
Paul Lutes and Mr. Louis Fleming Peak.
Mr.. Hines and his bride will leave
later In the afternoon for q wedding
trip. the bride wearing dark blue en-
sen1ble trimmed with white baby lamb
and her hat will match her ensemble.
They will be at home upon their re-
turn at the Westchester.
ell d A.
tionai Cathedral School and u q mem
Der Of the Junior League.
Among the out-of-town guests will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carter Camp OF
New York, uncle and aunt Of the bride.
The charge d'affaires Of C2echoslo-
vakia, DR.. Jan Skalicky, and Mime. Ska
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peoples party, with the guests limited
to the buds Of this season, several past
seasons and their cavaliers. A buffet
supper will be served at 1890 In the
Chinese room, and O feature Of the eve
ming will be the dancing Of Marion
Chace and Lester Shafer.
Several dinner parties will precede
the dance. Mr.. and Mrs. william JEFF
fries Chewing will be hosts to a small
company, and Mrs. John Allan Dough-
erty will give dinner for Miss Helen
Lee Eames Doherty, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry L. Doherty.
The first secretary Of the German
embassy, Herr Rudolph Leitner. was
Yesterday at the willard Hotel. Herr
Leitner returned to Washington Sunday
after several weeks stay in Europe. He
arrived in New York on Saturday.
Miss Clara Boiling Is chairman of the
young ladies' Floor Committee of the
Halloween Bal Masque to be given by
Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner at the May
flower Hotel Friday evening, and Miss
Mary Stuart Birdsall Is vice chairman.
Serving with them will be Miss Eleanor
Calvert, Miss Mildred Blaine Clarke,
Miss Mary Cootes, Miss Dorothy Dodge,
Miss Elizabeth Edison, Miss Virginia
Glazebrook, Miss Devereux Green, Miss
Katherine Hall, Miss Sally Cary Harri-
son, Miss Rosa Hayes Miss Louise
Hoehling, Miss Kathleen Knox, Miss
Barbara Korff, Miss Betty McNally,
Miss Sylvia Contee Meredith, Miss
Elizabeth Mitchell, Miss Eleanor Multi
ken, Miss Mary Eleanor Orme, Miss
Elizabeth Pillsbury, Miss Betty de Beau
vais Richards. Miss Katherine Edmon-
ston Riegel. Miss Lucille Swift, Miss
Louise Turner. Miss Carolyn Mclean
Walker. Miss Susanna Bagley Wallace
and Miss Betty West, all buds of this
year. The debutantes Of last year on
the COMMITTEES are Mrs Jennings BAILEY
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Mrs. william Laird Dunlop, jr., will
have receiving with her this evening at
her annual ball, at the Mayhower Ho-
tel, the debutantes Of this season, whom
she will present to the buds of past
seasons and the men attending the
dance. The ball is strictly a young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-29

Margaret Sheridan O'Connell and Miss
Annette Sheridan have returned to the
Capital and have opened their home. on
Twenty-f1rst street, after passing the
last i've months at their Summer place,
Willow Hall, Cazenovia, N. Y. The
Continued on Third Page.l
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Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke will enter
tain at q tea this afternoon in COM
pliment to her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Z. Bates Mckee, who arrived in the
United States about week ago from
Paris.
Mrs. Mckee went directly to the
home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Pillsbury in Minneapolis. She
will leave the Capital tomorrow for New
York and will sail the first Of the week
to join her husband in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-29
SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Hoover Sponsors for
Veterans Annual Armistice
Ball November IL.

licky entertained at Q reception last
evening at the legation in celebration
Of the CzechoSlovakia National indie
pendence day.
The so guests present represented
Czechoslovakians and Americans OF
CEechoslovakian origin. A cablegram
was sent to President Thomas @. Ma
saryk. the founder Of the republic, In
Czechoslovakia.
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam, sister Of
the Vice President and Mrs. Frank P.
Hines will be honor guests at a small
luncheon given by Mrs. William Wolff
Smith November at the Willard Hotel.
The commandment Of the navy yard,
Capt G. G. Bloch, and Mrs. Bloch en-
tertained ct dinner last evening preced-
ing the FIRST Of series Of dances to be
given by the officers of the yard and
naval station In the sail loft" at the
navy yard.
Their guests included Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Ridley Mclean, Col. and Mrs.
Thomas Turner. Capt. and Mrs. Pule-
ston, Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs. r. s.
Field, Miss Ethel Bloch, daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. Bloch, and her house
guest, Miss Margaret Howe of Newport;
Miss Hind, Lieut.. Howard and Lieut..
Rumbo of the Argentine Navy and Mr..
Samuel Bryant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-29

The charge d'afYaires Of CSechoslo-
vakia, DR.. Jan Skalicky, and Nine. Ska
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Continued on Third Page.)
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Miss Julia Teresa Sheridan, Mrs
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IN the Salons Where the Pleasing
Background for Modern Go,cns. Second Floor.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
CALCULASE ENTIRE 1900 y
1000 FL NUMERO DE
MUERTOS

Santo Domingo, Sept. 6. ~
Entire 1900 y 1000 Sc calcula
ahora ell ndmero de personas
que murieron a consecuencia
del huracan que azotara a Sto.
Domingo.
Mas de 5000 seres humanos
estan herido $.
Llegan a 30, 900 los seres
que han perdido su hogan. De
10000 edificios solo quedan
erectos unos 400. Los danos a
la propiedad Sc calculan en-
mas de 500, 600, 600.
No hay aqua potable. FL a
cueduct0 ha sido demolido y
ell rio es un mar de tango. LA.
inundaci0nes han barrid0 los
cementerios y los sarc6fagos
fIotan como 81 fueran de cor
cho. Los cadaveres son anon
tonados y quemados. Cisternas
de concrete Sc han utilizado
como piras funerales,
BESIDE eI aire, a una altura
de 1000 pies, Sc percibe ell olor
a carne humane quemada. De
cada diez arboies, nueve fue-
ron derribados.
Hombres, mujeres y ninos a
parecen medic desnudos.
Sufrieron danos de poca i'm
portancia las ciudades de San
tiaRo de los Caballeros y Puer-
to Plata.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
RINDIO HOY SU INFORME
Ell GRAN r DEL
CONDADO
LAMA acusaciones contra Ell
sheriff Joughin y los comisio-
nados Lester, Gum y Holmes

AL fin, despues de varias Sc
manas de diarias reuniones,
malgastadas en- investigar frau
des electorales, ell gran jura-
do del condado entrego hoy SUI
informe al juez Robes, de la
corte del circuito,
Ell presidente del jurado, j.
c. Landers, lego ell informe al
juez Y EN- ell Sc hacen acusacio-
mes contra los comisionados
del condado Sres. Jodn I. Gun
J. w. Lester y J. N. Holmes y
el sheriff Joughin.
AL supervisor Blackburn Sc
lie acusa por las condolences e.
xistentes en- SUI oficina y por
haber escuchado ordenes de
hombres que usaron su oficina
para prostitute los Iibros del
registro electoral. Tambien di-
ce que Blackburn permitio, por
ignorancia O deliberadamente,
que los Iibros Sc llenaran con
inscripciones fraudulentas.
Con respecto al sheriff Jou-
Chin Sc censura que haya NOM
brado tan gran numero de di-
putados para las pasadas cleo
clones y Sc dice que de ell y sus
hombres depende, EN- el futu-
no, que esos fraudes sean eli
minados.
Muchos de los diputados que
para las eIecciones nombrara
Ell sheriff Sc m~ostraron negli-
gentes en- ell cumplimiento de
su deber.
Dijo ell presidente del jura-
do al juez que ell trabajo de in
vestigacion fue realizado libre
de Influenza politica, sin te-
NOR mi favor.
Ell juez agradecio la labor
del gran jurado, diciendo que
los gastos hechos estan justi-
ficados.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
A MUER-
TIE CUATRO DE LOS QUE
PLANEABAN ASESINAR
A MUSSOLINI

Trieste, Italia, Sep. 6.-Cua-
tro de los 18 jugo-esIavos juz-
gados por cometer act0s de te-
rrorismo fueron condenados a
muerte Y seran fusilados. Los
sentenciados a la Ultima pena
son Francesca Marusic, de "a
amos; Luigi Valencia, de 80;
Ferdinando Bidovec, de 22, y
Zyonimiro MiIos, de 26. Dos
fueron absueItos y los II res
tantes condenados de 212 a 30
amos de prisi6G. La Gnica mujer
en- el complot, Sofia Korze, sa-
Ito con una pena de 212 amos.
Ell fiscal present6 a Marusi2
como el iefe de la banda, dicien
do cue este y Valencia pIanea-
ban dar muerte a Mussolini ha-
ciendo explotar una bomba en-
el autom6vil del Duce.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
d UN GRAN JURA-
DO A LOS FASCISTAS A
MERICANOS

Atlanta, Sep. Gina reso-
luci6n condenando a los fascis-
tas americanos o la orden de
los "Camisas negras'' y pidien-
do al juez de la corte superior
del condado de Fulton no les
conceda una carta de organiza-
ci6n, fu6 unanimemente apro-
bada aver por ell gran jurado
del condado de Fulton. La reso-
luci6n fue pasada al fiscal fe-
deraI del distrito, Haguer, al
Solicitor General Baoykin y al
juez presidente de la corte su-
perior del condado. Sc ha dicho
en- las oficinas del gobierno fe-
deral que Ell gran jurado fede-
raj que comenzara sus s%esi0nes
ell lunes, investigara las activi-
dades de los "camisas negras'
La gaceta., 1930-09-06

que tomarOn parte en- una en-
cuesta celebrada por la revista
ell Siglo CriStiano.
Ell DR.. Harry Emerson Eos
dick, de New York, dice: No
eXiste Imaginable relaci6n en-
tire eli interior de un hombre, su
espiritu, con un temporal de
aqua o un aguacerO.
FL DR.. w. p. Lemon, de
Minneapolis, dice que las ora
clones para conseguir que llue-
va es como tratar de envolver
a Dios EN- un movimiento COO
perativista con el fin de mantle
ner ell presente sistema de vida
de los americanos.
DR.. Mary Mathews, de Seat
Tie, y ell DR.. James d. Gray, fl
guran entire los pocos que OPT
nan que Dios hace el tempo y
Dios puede cambiarlo.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
NOTICIAS DE
lNTERES LOCAL

Roy f. Pinch, que era cafe
ro de John Il. Walsh y Co., Sc
declare aver cuipabie en- la
corte de 10 criminal de haber-
Sc apropiado de $4,000 de
esa compania para perderlos
uganda en- los cafes de Rafael
Reina, Serafin y otros, situa-
dos EN- Yb0r.
Al juez Petteway expIic6
Pinch que fue cogiendo dinero
para iugar, esperanto que la
suerte lie favoreciera, hasta
iiegar a esta suma.
"Yo cogi TODD csc dinero,
vucstro honorable eli hombre
al iuez-para jugar en- ell cafe
FL Dorado, de Rafael Reina.
Jugaba cada vez mas; pero en-
Iugar de ganar perdfa.
"Invoco la MERGED de la cor
te en- beneficio de mi fiel espo-
sa y mis- hijos."
"S6 que debo ser castigado
81 touar6 mi mndirina nara dpS
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
TEATRO CASINO

Hoy Sc repetira playing
Around, la graciosa pelicula
Tue aver Sc estrenara, con Alice
White en- el principal papel.
FL conjunto de artistas que
a First National presenta en-
sta cinta, es notable. Ademas
lie Miss White tienen a So car
90 la Interpretation de dificiles
personajes, Chester Morris,
William Blackwell, Maurice
Black, Richard Carlyle y Lionel
Belmore.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Sept. 6.-Las dlti-
mas noticias de Santo Domin-
go dicen que ell ndmero de vic
timas causadas por ell tempo
raj pasa de 1900.
Los heridos pasan de 1000.
Estan prestando va servicio los
medicos que de aqui Sc manda-
ron para auXiliar a los heridos
V enferm0s.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06

Mandamos a nuestro colabo-
rador On. Luis c. Sepdlveda los
elogios que ha alcanzado en-
Tampa su vibrante articulo con
ira la tirania de Machado.
la Gaceta" viene combatien-
do ell despotismo del general
10" que atormenta a Cuba, y
agradece la compania del bril-
llante escritor.
Repitamos con Ell: "Todos los
pueblos de America deben reac-
cionar en- conjunto contra los
asesinatos de este caribe san
guinario que ha hecho presa de
las Iibertades de Cuba"
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Brown con los centenares de
votos falsos que en- Ybor y
West Tampa Sc depositaron a
su favor, hoy Sc nos presenta
en- ell Times, como campe6n de
la "pureza ELECTORAL.
Muchos que al presente no
rrorizados' hablan de la "lulJi-
ma bravo electoral, sus mayo.
res triunfos como politicos los
obtuvieron "robandose' eleccio
mes.
Mas para despair a I'm la
dr6n, que no esta caido, de lo
que cree lie pertenece, Sc necesi-
ia acaparar habilidad y p%acien-
cia.
Habilidad para que reconozca
lie ha salido un competitor ca
paz de vencerio Y paciencia pa
Ia soportar sus "rebuznos' y
hacerle comprender que "quien
roba a otro ladr6n tiene Glen
amos de perd6n'.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06
PLEITOS Y DIVORCES

Corte Federal: Petici6n de
bancarrota involuntaria de The
Cinderella Shop, de Orlando.
Corte del Circui,o: Bessie Ii
ma contra r. Lima; James T.
Smith contra R. E. Dietrich ;
Anna N. Carter contra Earl T,
Carter; Conception Fernandez
contra H. Fernandez; Jack O.
Brien contra Marie O'Brien.
La gaceta., 1930-09-06

Ri gran Jurado del condadt
de Fulton, donde eSta situada
la pr6spera y bella ciudad dc
Atlanta, ACADIA de recomendar
al juez de la corte superior dc
csc condado no reconozca. ne,
gandole su inscription legal, q
una nueV, organization fun
dado por "listos' Y que Sc llama
"FasciStas Americanos'', hom-
bres dispuestos a zanzibar suS
camisas bIancas por camisas
negras.
La intenci6n de estos "vivos''
que suenan con aprovecharse
de los prejuicios e ignorancia
de sus conciudadanos para lu-
crar, es ofrecer ayuda a las au-
toridades y al presente regimen
en- contra de comunistas, socia-
Ilistas, liberales.
Parece que sc les ha descu-
bierto eel juego' y ell gran ju-
RADIO estima que seria un desh0-
nor para Georgia permitir que
tai sociedad Sc eXtienda por es-
ia democratica republica.
tCual es ell "programa" de
los "fascistas' americanos, de
los "novisimos" imitadores de
los secuaces del Duce?
Los "nuevos" reaccionarios,
que Sc prop0nen usar camisas
negras y parecen tener "negra
ell alma, dicen que su intenci6n
es "perpetuar" las ideas, los eco
n6micos intereses y la supre-
macfa social del hombre blan,
co. oponi6ndose al desarrollo ell
America de la Influenza racial
industrial, politica y social de
los extranjeros.
"Todos los verdaderos anne.
rican0S de sangre roja deben
unirse para mantener la supre-
macia blanca"
Isl listed es un soberanO a
mericano, de raza blanca, dc
sangre fiel, dnase...
Los organizadores buscan los
dolares de los "s0beran0s" ami
mando ell odio que contra los eX
tranjeros sienten los ignoran-
ties, en- ell Sur Y en- otros lugares
del pals.
La supremacia de la raza
blanca q%uieren imponerla con
ira los blancos eXt~ranjeros y
contra todos los hombres que
en- Estados Unidos aman y res
petan los ideales que sirvieron
de base a la constitution de la
repdblica.
I'm nuevo "cuento' para ex-
plotar a los hombres de poca
cultura y de escaso discerni-
mientO.