Evening star., 1932-04-30
Higghligghts g on the Wide World
Excerpts From Newspapers of Other Lands

T A SUISSE, Geneva-We all know
that there is manufactured
Gruyere cheese in Savoy, Cam
IL embert in Geneva (canton), and
st. Marcelin in Fribourg (Frei-
burg canton. But few and sophisti-
Gated are the noses able to distinguish
these from the genuine products. How
ever, certain investigators of the Serv-
ice d'Hygiene have a sufficiently de-
veloped fair q. E., sense OF smelD to
distinguish true cheeses OF these brands
from the false. 1t was this faculty
which enabled them to apprehend a
commission merchant, M. Louis Lam
genbach, for having introduced into
Switzerland a consignment OF cheese
marked Creme D'Emmenthal a PAil
"Emmenthaler cream-cheeSe, garlic
flavoredO which in reality was not
from Emmenthal at all, but from
Haute Savoie (France). officials of the
Service d'Hygiene government food
Inspectors insisted that this was a
deliberate attempt at fraud. NJ. Langen-
bach, excusing himself, replied, Swiss
manufacturers are not at all afraid OF
! labelling cheeseS made here in SwitZer-
land with trade names like, Brie,
Camembert or Couplommiers, because
Of their similarity to the imported
counterpart"
The court, though it considered this
no argument, was lenient and fined M,
Langenbach but 20 francs.
Finds Workers
By. Arresting Citizens.
El Universal, Mexico, D. F.-A COM
mittee made up of some of the in
| habitantS of Ejutla, one OF the smaller
cities in the State of Oaxaca, has
presented a memorial to the Chamber
of Deputies in this capital, declaring
that the municipal president of Ejutla
has devised a new and very oblec-
tionable method of carrying on the
public works. His intentions may be
laudable, but the system is as OBJ
jectionable as it is novel. The mayor
causes citizens to be arrested by the
constabulary for the slightest pre-
texts-Sometime the action is en-
tirely unwarranted-and then forces
them to work on the roads and on
other public improvements without pay
as punishment for their alleged mis-
demeanors. If fines are imposed, they
are so high no one can pay the same.
In this way the mayor is promoting
civil projects through uncivil enter
prise.
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Jesuit Colleges
Taken Over in Spain.
La Vanguardia, Barcelona.-The civil
governor, Senor Moles, accompanied by
four agents of police, proceeded last
night to appropriate for public use the
public authority, the buildings and fur
nishings of the Jesuit colleges in the
Gale de CaSpe at Sarria and in the
GaI DoIo Yod RalFaoS in RQT-
celona.
The persons taking care Of these lat
ter edifices since they were abandoned
a few days ago by the Jesuit fathers
made known to the governor that
neither the buildings nor such equip
ment as remained were any longer the
property Of the Jesuit order, but be-
longed to the societies la Educacion"
and La Ensenanza" C'Instructiop'D
everything having been turned over to
these two organizations upon the de-
parture of the religious brotherhood.
The Senor MoleS however, declined
to take this phase of the matter into
account upon his own responsibility
and told the new stewards Of the hold
ings that his orders had been manda-
tory and categorical, and that there
was ample liberty for them to vindicate
their claim In the courts. The Senior
Moles then demanded the keys of The
college In a tone threatening and force
full, whereupon the custodians Of the
building objected no longer, only in
sisting that certain notaries whom they
had summoned make record and at
testation Of the fact that surrender Of
the property was made under protest
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NicaraguansasEit
In Costa Rkean Revolt.
La Tribuna, San Jose.-Among the