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, 1935-03-26
NO ESTAN DE ACUERD0 LAS P0TENC|AS
La Pavimentacion En-
La Ciudad de Mexico
CAgencia Trens)

MEXICO, ID. f., Mario 26.- Sc
han pavimentado d~iferentes Gales
ell eSta ciudad durante los meSes
del 10. de enero al 6 de mario. en-
una extension de 23.O22.45 metros
cuadrados. segun informo el Lie.
Aaron S&enz. Jefe del Department
To del Distrito Federal. La Avenida
In~surgentes en- villa de Obregon
tire Prior y Rio Chico 5,724.93: Sc
minario 3,28l.l8: primera y segunda
Gale de los Heroes de Nacozar1
2.93067: Avenida Nuevo Leon.
tire JuArez v Mexicali 2.596.63 Y Ia
primera Y segunda Gale de Lopez
2 1876; durante este periodic han
sido macadamizados ABA metros
cuadrados de los cuales 2,072 estan
en- la segunda y tercera Gale del
canal del Norte.
, 1935-03-26
Sc Demora e. Vuelo
Del Gran Aeroplano

MIAMI, Florida. Mario 26.-iP-
e vuelo del giganteSco aeroplano
Pan American Skipper. de esta ciu-
dad a San Diego para inaugurar
una nueva ruta comercial aerea en-
tire California Y ell oriente, fue pos
pueSta hoy. cuando Ia aereonave
de 10 toneladas. regreSo a su base
para que lie hicieran ajusteS en- Ia
elice, despues de haber caminado
una corta dIStancia
, 1935-03-26
Hay Actividad En- Los
.~Ingenios de A z u c a r
tAgencia Trensl

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mario rs.
La Secretaria de Economic Nacional
informo que los ingenios de azucar
establecidos en- varias zonas del pals
estAn desarrollando grande activi-
dad. La cosecha de cana Ia con-
tinuado en- San Cristobal v en- In
parte central del Estado de Vera
cruz en- donde se estAn moliendo
$500 toneladas de cana diariamen-
te para 10 cual tienen ocupadoS a
a mas de zoo trabajadores. Los pro-
pietarios de estas tierras han au-
mentado sus sembrados de cana en-
$500 hectareas a orillaS del rio
T~esechoacan.
, 1935-03-26
Ell Gobemador
ROtario. Visitara
Matamoros Hou

A In una v media de La tarde,
sali6 en- ell avion que hace FL ser-
vicio de pasajeros y correo hacIa
el Norte del pals. Ell Sr. Leland ID.
Case, Editor del "Rotarian" or
gano Official de los clubes RotariOs
Tn los Estados Unidos del N0rte.
Ill ST. Case, va a Chicago. ILL
nois, lugar de su Residential, ha-
, 1935-03-26
Las Glasses de Cocina
Sc How

Hoy a las dos y treinta de Ia tar
de bajo el p~atrocinio del Browns
vile Herald, Sc comenzaran las
classes para la condimentacion de
alimentoS. en- Ell Auditorio del Ju-
Nor College de eSta ciudad.
La sonora Beulah Mackey Yates.
que Siempre le agrada venir 4
Brownsville, eSta entuSiasmada es-
Re aho, por los arreglos prelimina-
res, y promote dar las meiores cla-
SeS que = hayan efectuado en-
Brownsville D en- FL Vale ha5ta
ahOra.
, 1935-03-26
Sc Encontro Muerto
A Un Rico Minero

MONTREAL. Mario 26.APl- III
cuerpo de Stanley l.. SiScoe. rico
executive de las minas de Montreal.
fue encontrado helado hoy. a dos
millas del Lago Matchimanitou.
Que, segun Ia information que se
ha recibido en- esta ciudad. SiScoe
habia estado perdido por una Sc
mana.
, 1935-03-26
Ell TEMPO

Para Brownsville Y Ell Vale: Es-
tara nublado la mayor parte del
tempo hoy en- Ia noche Y Ell mier-
eoes; no habra mucho Gambia en- la
temperature.
vientos ligeros y moderados. la
mayor parte del tempo del sur. en-
Ia costa.
Fl volun1en de aqua en- ell Rio
Grande aumentara ligeramente de
Mercedes para abajo v probable
mente cambiara I'm POGO desde
HidaJgo. rio arriva durante las 81
~suientes "A q 80 hora&
, 1935-03-26

Fiesta de On0masticO
FL microbes por Ia tarde. a las
siete. Sc verificara una f~iestecita de
Onomastico que dara Ia sra. Maria
Z. Meza. en- honor de ST. hijita, OIL
via Cortez. segun informes que nos
fueron proporcionados hoy.
La f~iestecita tendra lugar en- Ia
residential de los padres de la Sra.
Meza, ST.. Gonzalo Meza v su es-
poSa Sra. Francisco II. de Meza. a
Ia bora indicada.
Sc servira a los invitadoS. cake Y
nieve. Despues de la fiesta en- honor
de la ninita Meza. habra un bale
para las personals que han sido in
v!tadas.
, 1935-03-26
Presuntos Culpables
Traidos q Matamoros
Especial para II Heraldo)

Especial para Il HeraIdol
MATAMOROS, lamps. Mario 20.
Tres individuoS. tosos RESIDENCES
de Ciudad ReynoSa. Tamaulipas,
fueron remitidos Ell Lunes por la
tarde, por Agentes de la Poicia de
dicha ciudad, con Sus respectivos
oficios, para Ell Juez de Primera
Instancia, Sr. Licenciado Tristan
CanaleS, por los delitos de rapto.
robo Y homicidio, encontrandose en-
In carcel de esta ciudad, a DISPOSE
cion de dicha autoridad.
, 1935-03-26
Notas Breves de los Campos
DE ENTERTAINMENTS

CPor la Associated PreSS)
JACKSONVILLE. Florida. Mario
26.-El Gerente de la novena Gigan-
ties. Bill Terry. de Nueva York des-
pidio aver a Larry Benton. vete-
rano lanzador del equipo debido a
que este no pudo mantener una
yentaia de tres carreras en- IN jue-
90 Que tuvieron los Gigantees con
los Athletics en- dias paSados.
ST. PETERSBURG. Florida. Mar
70 26.-Ei "bra7o de orc" de Vicente
Gomez. lanzador de los New York
Yankees. Sc encuentra en- malas
condolences, pues e queja de que
los muculos lie duelen al tirar Ia
pelota.
Il gran lanzador zurdo. did un
shut out" a Ia novena Newark
Bears" aver tarde. en- un juego que
Sc verified en- esta ciudad. habien-
doles permitido Solamente tres hits"
en- cinco entradas. Al terminar Ell
juego. Gomez declare que u brazo
Sc encontraba en- peores condicIo-
mes que antes. quejAndose que u
fra bastante dolor en- dicho MEM
bro.
SAN BERNARDINO. California,
Mario 26.-Lloyd Johnson, lanzador
, 1935-03-26
HORADACION EN-
UNA Zelda DE
LA CARCEL
Especial para ri Heraldo)

MATAMOROS. lamps Mario rs.
Ell cabo No. 8 del ~servicio de
guardia en- Ia Carcel de esta ciudad.
dio parte Ell Lunes a Ia Conan
dancia de Policia que habia descu-
bierto una haradacion en- Ia zelda
No. 8 de dicha carcel.
Tambien informo que habia deS-
cubierto en- dicha zelda q los de-
tenidos, Maurilio Reyes Y Gregorio
Tovar. Quienes Sc cree. segun dice
ell parte. que hayan sido los que
hayan hecho Ia horadacion en- dicha
zelda, para tratar de escapar de
ella.
Recogio el Cabo referido un tram
chete, asi como otroS pedazos de
fierro pequehoS. que Se cree fueron
con los cuales hicieron los reclusos
la horadacion.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS sc deScubrio In
intentena a tempo. evitandoSe de
esa forma, Ia possible fuga de al
gunos de los ~reclusos.
, 1935-03-26
Cinco Aprehendidos
Por Escandalosos
Especial para FL Heraldo)

lESpeclal para Il HeraldOD
MATAMOROS. lamps, Mario Is.
|Cinco individuos. todos residen-
ties de secciones agricolaS cercanas
a Matamoros. fueron remitidos a.
noche a Ia Comandancia de Policia
por andar escandalizando. habien-
do tratado. segun decia Ell parte de
la policia. de atropellar uno de los
Gendarmes de la Montada con un
automovil.
Los individuos referidoS fueron
sacramento amonestados Dor las
autoridades, siendo puestos en- Ii
bertad eSta manana.
, 1935-03-26
Cinco Concesiones
Petroleras Hechas
CAPencia TrensD

MEXICO, ID. r.. Mario 26.-Cinco
concesiones. cuatro confirmatorias
y una ordinaria de una extension de
1924 hectareaS de terrenos petro-
leros fueron ~concedidas ell ultimo
mes de febrero por la S~ecretaria de
Ia Economic Nacional. Siete permit
SOS para perforar tambien fueron
concedidoS en- dicho mes de febrero
por la expresada Secretarfa.
, 1935-03-26
Que Sc Cumpla Con
La Disposition Girada

(Agencia TTenS)
MEXICO, ID. f.. Mario 26.- Il
Departments Forestal ha ordena-
do que sc ejerza I'M estricto cum
pliimento en- las dispoSicioneS gira-
das sobre la conservation de los
bosQues en- Ell DtStrito Federal.
, 1935-03-26
Dos Son Remitidos
Por Rijosos

Especial para III HeraldoJ
MATAMORO6. lamps. Mario 70.
Dos individuos. RESIDENCES de es-
Tn ciudad fueron remitidos a I'm
Comandancia de Policia por I'm
Ronda. anoche por haber rehido en-
Ell Mercado Juarez. andanGo en- es-
tado de ebriedad.
, 1935-03-26
Especial para ii Heraldl

Especial para III Heraldl
MATAMOROS. lamps. Mario rs.
Hoy lego al aercOpuert0 de
Brownsville. en- un avion de Ia Pan
American Always. oil ST. InEeniero
Ernesto J. Aguilar. Gobernador de
los Clubes RotarioS dc Ia Republica
MeXicana-
Fl ST.. Esteban Gonzalez Ancira.
Presidente del Club Rotario local,
encabezo una delegation de MEN,
bros de dicho club en- Matamoros.
habiendoSe presentadO en- Ell aereo-
puerto con Ell fin de dar Ia bien-
venida a Brownsville y AstamoroS,
oil Gobernador Rotario. Ademas una
comitiva de Ia Camara de Concrete
de la vecina ciudad. encabeZada Dor
el Sr. O.. 9. Richardson. Gerente
dc In Camara. v miembroS del Club
Rotario en- Brownsville, recibieron
oil distinguido hueSped.
DeSpues de haber dado Ia ben
venida al Sr. Aguilar, So traslado
Ia comitiva a esta ciudad.
Segun los manifesto Ell ST.. Con-
Zalez Ancira. Sc Ia preparado para
esta noche una fiesta "Noche de
Damas" Ia cual Sc verificara en- Ell
Cafe Matamoros de esta ciudad. en-
honor del Sr. Aguilar.
a esta fiesta concurriran todoS
los RotarioS de esta ciudad. asi CO.
mo los vecinos de Ia ciudad de
Brownsville. y delegaciones de los
clubeS RotarioS del Vale del Rio
Grande.
Segun fuimos informadoS. Ia vi
sta del ST.. Aguilar X debe a que
ell Gobernador Rotario de la Repu-
blica tiene ~proyectado visitar a to-
dos los clubes que exiSten en- Me-
xico habiendole tocado visitar aho-
"a ell de esta ciudad.
La fiesta que Ia SldO organizada
en- honor del Gobernador Rotario,
dara principle en- el lugar indicado,
a las 0cho de Ia nOche.
HI ST.. Aguilar probablemente per-
manecerA Zen MatamoroS Ell dia de
hoy. regreSandoSe tai vez por el
avion del microbes por Ia mafiana
a la Capital de In Republica-
, 1935-03-26
Terreno Repartido En-
Ell T.. de Zacatecas

I'm Ell estado de Zacatecas sc han
repartido en- I'll presente aho. no
menos de 5000 hectareas de terre-
no. beneficiandose con clio d mas
do 900 familiaA.
, 1935-03-26

zurdo que contrataron los Plratas.
equipo de esta ciudad, fue regreSado
a los San Francisco MiSSions, club
de baseball donde fue contratado.
No Sc dio la razon por que haya
Sido regreSado a los Missions" a
johnson.
BRADENTON. Florida. Mario %.
Ernie OrSatti, ha firmado I'm
contrato con los St. Louis Cardinals.
El contrato 10 firmo aqui aver, Sc
gun informeS.
LOS ANGELES, California Mario
26.-En Ell juego de baseball que Sc
verificara en- eSta ciudad hoy entire
los Chicago Cubs y un club DE
Seattle. se preSentara por primera
vez. deSde hace muchas Temporal
cas-. q uno de los jugadores que SUI
frio n Seria laStlmadura en- Ell
hombro derecho hace tempo. y que
10 imposibilitaba para lamar. FL
jugador "A que nos referimos Is Tex
Carleton. Lanzador de prtmera ca
tegoria del equipo Cubs.
lone PaSa Con
El Box. Becerril?
MuchoS aficionados al viril de-
porte de los punoS en- Brownsville
Y en- MatamoroS, nos han pregun-
tadc que que Sucede con el Box en-
eSta ciudad. GQue paSa con Bece-
-ril? eS Ia pregunta que nos hacen
10y noSotroS. tendremos que pre-
guntarle al conocido Promoter 10
mismo.. Ell otro dia lie sugerimos
donde podrian verificarSe encuen-
tros en- esta ciudad. va que In arena
de los veteranos Ia Sido desbara-
tada. .pero parece que Ia tarea es
Ago peSada para Tex" Y necesita
Ia cooperation de amigos. En-
Matamoros va no hay arena III. de-
Dido a que Ell cine Mexico Ia sido
reformado. Hay que hacer algo.
Tex. -porque dentro de breves
dias comenzarAn los ~encuentros en-
WeSlaco, encuentros de box que pre-
Sentara el Promoter Bill Dixon v
el matchmaker" Bill Dixon. AIDE
lante Becerrtn. ...GQue dices2
, 1935-03-26
Tipo de EHou

Al Peso se GOTHIC hoy a $50 con-
Tn ei Dollar mas I'll cuatro por
ciento del Lmpuesto FEDERAL
, 1935-03-26

bien40 Pcrmanecido en- In Ciudad
de Mexico algunas semanaS. Hoy
lego IA esta ciudad en- compania
del Sr. Ingeniero ErnestO u. Agui-
lar. en- Ell avion procedente de Ian
ciudad de los PaIaci0s.
, 1935-03-26

SAN BERNARDINO. California,
Mario 26.-Lioyd johnson, lanzador
, 1935-09-02


SAN BENITO, Sept. 2. - Valley
Boy Scouts on their recent trip TO
the East. hand.c1 hot money
They were very much Impressed
ny the manufacture Of money az
the Philadelphia min. and partic-
ularly when they we're permitted 10
purchase coins which were still hot.
They discovered that Uncle sam
makes money not on for himself
but for other countries. On the day
the Valley group was ~ the mint
.I was coming nickeS Tor Colon
bla.
These and many Jtner stories OF
their trip were tcld BY t~hamScouts
who returned Saturday night III
company with r. j. tBudb Rohner
OF San Benito. their 1c0Ltmaster.
In the group were ClJcn Siderius,
Burrus Pugsley and Richard Worth
Of San Benito. Bob Cantweil and
Stewart Jennings OF aarlInagn and
EerbeTt Aston OF Mercedes They
we're ali members OF the Valley
troop selected to attend the ma
tional jamboree in Washington
They made the alternate trip to the
East when the jamboree was call
ed off because OF the prevalence OF
infanlile paralysis in the vicinity OF
the nations capital.
The Scouts spent the two weeks
on an all-eXpense railroad tour SLY
days being spent in New York City
alone. The Missouri ansas-TC
railway sponsored the tour VIII
was made up OF some % boys, the
Valley group being joined by Others
from Texas and Oklahoma. "A rep
freseutatiFe Of the railroad looked
, 1935-09-02
Scouts Back From
Interesting Trip
In North and East

after the group every bit OF the
way. Bonner said that he did not
see how the railroad could have
made a profit ON the trip. They
made fun use OF their privilege to
order anything they desirFs In the
diners.
While In New York they attend
ed a gathering OF 1.400 Boy Scouts
from all over the world at Central
Park. They heard n radio address
from President Roosevelt and then
personal addresses from Mayor
Fiorello LaGuardia OF New York.
Babe Ruth. Jack Dempsey. Schnoz-
zle Durante. Chamberlain. the avi-
atOr. and others. The boys later
visited Dempsey's restaurant and
were veE much impressed with
coffee at 30 cents a cup. Cham
beTlain said he was not a speech
maker but If the boys would come
out TO the flying field he would
lake them for q ride. Bonner said
that he believes every boy az the
meeting was at the field next day.
A visit to Coney Island. Grants
Iomb. and many other interesting
points enlivened their visit to New
York. They took a boat ride up
the Hudson river past West Point,
The PALISADES and the many mag
nificent homes on the banks Of this
stream. They visited also the home
of President Roosevelt at Hyde
Park.
They went % Niagara Falls and
70 Annapolis where they stood on
the SPOT where Washington resign
cd the command OF the Continental
Army.
, 1935-09-02
New Development
Period Launched
In Oil Sections

Henshaw g. Rothert's No. 2 Sea-
bury ct al, Hidalgo Co., $500 feet
northwest OF discovery and IN the
vest edge OF production spudded IN
Sunday afternoon.
Also about 500 feet northwest or
discovery, Skelly Oil Company's No.
5 Seabury ct al, Is moving IN ma
chlnery.
about 10 miles northwest of Mis-
slcn in western Hidalgo county,
= j. Sloan ct ais No. ! Brock AZ
Showers, is waiting on pump re-
pairs before resuming drilling al
2,456 feet.
In Willacy county. two wildcats
ere at work.
King Woods OIL Company's No
1 santa Rosa, Is washing down
preparatory to resuming at 5.647
feet
II southwestern Willacy, l. & 8
Drilling Companys (Same as w. IT
D5nielS) No. / Francisco Armen-
q bz Is making hole below 500 feet
Two new producers in the Rio
Crande City pool OF southern Starr
county, one each at the northern
anc southern extremities OF produc-
ton. seem assured.
Sioux-Heard's No. 2 Goodrich
i.20t feet southwest Of discovery anc
100 feet south Of production. bailec
OIL when plugs we're drilled during
The weekend. The well viii be puI
O. the pump shortly.
About 1000 feet north Of discor-
- w. w. Zimmerman's No.
frank Doyno cored the Rio Grandt
CIV pay at l.454 feet and will SCI
end cement 7-inch o. d. casing atop
the sand.
, 1935-09-02
Roosevelt Spends
Quiet Day At Home

HYDE PARK, N. Y. Sept. 2. Up
President Roosevelt is spending q
quiet Labor Day at home.
Soc bills passed by the recent
session OF congress which do not
meet his approval we're on the desk
in the study room at the old fam
lily home and Mr.. Roosevelt pre-
pared statements Of vetoes.
He has declined The old method
OF pocket vetoes" where laws could
be discarded by refusal to sign with
in the ten day constitu Baal limit.
Any measures he belle Is should
be unenacted will be definitely dis
approved and with a written rea-
son.
The sudden death Of Mrs. Harold
Tckes has deeply affected the PreSi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt and plans
for a picnic party Monday were
cancelled.
Mrs. Roosevelt Is leaving late
Monday to attend funeral services
Tuesday at Winnetka, III.
, 1935-09-02
SOVIET STATUS
STILL UNCLEAR
u. s. Delays Building Of
New Embassy Until
Situation Eased

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2. Up -
Strained official relations between
the United States and Soviet Rus
sia was given Monday as one rca-
son for blocking plans 10 erect m
new American embassy IN Moscow
In the immediate future.
The foreign service building COM
mission. headed by Chairman Nc
Reynolds D-Tenni OF the house
foreign affairs committee. II was
learned. is already conSidcring al
location or 81 100000 previously ear
marked for construction on the new
embassy for building purposes IN
other foreign countries.
Administration officials declined
further comment on the future Gi
Soviet American relations. brought
into question by Secretary Hull's
statement OF policy Saturday night
IN which ne asserted that continued
friendly intercourse depended "on
the attitude and action on the
Soviet government I'm s~urpreSsinn
%subversive activities of the Third
, 1935-09-02
DESERT DEATHS
CLUE DROPPED
Suspect Held AT Dallas
Is Cleared In Mystery
Disappearances

DALLAS. Sept. 2. Pr The mys-
terry Of the disappearance Of four
Illinois tourists In New Mexico last
May remained unsolved Monday az
ter Dallas detectives abandoned ef-
forts to link a safe robbery suspect
with the case.
The youth was cleared of any I'M
plication Sunday night after a man
who had cashed one Of several trav-
elers checks belonging 10 the vaca-
tioniSts failed to identify him as the
person who received the money.
The suspect was held. however.
for investigation concerning a 81 900
ice cream plant robbery last Tues
day.
The youths possible connection
with the missing trave,ers was in
vestigated because Of similarity OF
descriptions between him and the
man who caShed n number OF the
checks across Texas and New Mexi-
CO.
Police believe the missing tourists,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lcrius OF East
st. Louis and MIR. and sirs. Albert
Heberer Of Dequoin. were vicrtnS
Of a mass murder.
, 1935-09-02
tsueciaI 20 the Heraldl

N2NN&N4A ~ &AaN $4,000
MISSION, Sept. IA new period
of development got under way IA
the Samfordyce field OF southwest
ern Hidalgo county Sunday when
three new tests Spudded in, one III
the eastern section Of the produc-
me area and the other two at the
northwest extremity OF production.
A fourth new test is moving IN
machinery and viii start building
derrick shortly.
The fields S3rd producer was
turned into the tanks Saturday. II
Is w. +. Lacy's No. 2 Seabury ct
al tract 256. porcion 38. about 1850
feet northwest OF discovery. and Is
making its allowable Of 40 barrels
daily on 1892 inch tubing choke
with tubing working pressure Of 40
pounds and closed-in casing pres
sdre OF It's pounds from sand al
2.58e-89.5 feet.
Two other tests in the area are
nearing completion.
About 500 feet northeast of dis
covery, Ralph Z. Fair. Inc. king
Woods No. 6 John Lawrence. tract
274. porcion 80. is waiting on cement
sfter coring the Samfordyce sat-
uration at 2.778-80 feet and setting
1Ire at 2,778 feet.
Nearly $500 feet northeast OF
discovery. Mundy-Stephens' No. !
Francisco Guerra. about 2.100 feet
north OF production. is coring in
sand and shale streaks at 2,787 feet.
Tho test picked up a gas sand at
?6GI -2.70I feet. which is very high
Tor the Samfordyce area. shale az
c.T0l-37 feet, was sand at 2.7S7-4C
feet and ~Saturation at 2.740-52 feet.
Erillers believe this TO be a stray
sand and are coring deeper for the
regular Samfordyce expected around
2 800 feet. If successfully COM
plcted, this test will result in a
number OF wells at the northeast
extremity OF the field.
The fields eastern outpost. K. ID,
Harrison Double ID Oil Company'S
No. 4 Mrs. Lula George, about 1900
feet east Of discovery, is making
hole at 1900 feet.
About 6.40l feet northeast OF dis
covery. Cortez Oil Corporations No
4 Francisco Guerra, spudded IN
Sunday in an effort to widen the
northeast corner OF the field.
Harrison : Davis : Bishops No. 4
Francisco Guerra, about 500 feet
cast Of discovery, is drilling below
l,lec feet.
Two new tests spudded In Sunday
&C the fields northwestern extrem-
Iv and another Is moving in.
The fields new northwest out
pest. Barnsdall Oil Company-Phil-
iirs Petroleum Company's No.
Yturria Land a. Livestock Co. Starr
Co. 900 feet northwest OF produc-
tim and $500 feet northwest OF
discovery. spudded in Sunday. Neu-
haus Drilling Co. has the contract.
, 1935-09-02
LABORPAUSES
TOCONSIDER
ITS PROBLEMS
Mine Workers Leader
Says Unions Have
No Choice But To
Support F. ID. r.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Organ-
lied labor stopped work Monday tc
count its gains and discuss its pro-
blems.
AT Labor Day rallies Throughout
the country, union workingmer
heard their leaders applaud enact
ment Of the Wagner labor disputes
law, the Guffey bituminous Goa
sterilization act, railroad pension
measures and the social security
program.
President Roosevelt and congress
were praised by some speakers. II
an address at Fairrnont. w. Va, sun
day. John L. Lewis, president Of the
United Mine Workers and vice pres
ident of the American Federation
Of Labor. said the Roosevelt admin
istration's record was % good tina
organized labor in the contest u
ccme has no choice but to supper
the president.
Demand shorter Hours
TINS ueclaratlon nOm uIe heat
VA ~ A4AAgAA NAAAN G@N~@1@ -
avU.vUv mvInDeaS gave Ass 70 spec
uiaIIon among sne pc4lucaI niAnoeS
here as 10 wIle.ner me IIon!
Oc1ooer convention in Atlantic City
N. -. wousu endorse Mar. RoSSeVei
lor r~e-eIecLion.
LABOR S demand Tor a SnorteI
work week vas again put forward
with the IederatlCns estimate tina
II, 600 workers still are unem'
ployeo.
LABOR demands a five-day week
a Seymour DAY ana wage That VII
enaoie a nan ana mis- family 10 llv'
in reasonable comfort said Franz
Morrison, A. +. OF L., secretary, II
his Labor Day message.
Among labor'S prooiems were list
ed probable court tests OF all TIT
labor legislation enacted by TIT
just adjourned congress. Leader
also rendered what success the.
would have at the next session witt
proposed legislation TO reestabliSl
NRA codes and 10 write the 80
hour week into law without a cons
titutional amendment.
one coal mine operator carried
the Guffey act to court Tor a ties
of It's coustitutionality within 2
hours after the president had sign
ed 1t.
Board Studies Powers
The new labor relations board
administration OF the Wagner act
Is giving careful study 10 the pro
blem Of what industries 1t can dea
with and stay within constitutional
limitations on the federal govern
ment's powers.
The boards powers are express
ly limited TO the prevention OF un'
fair labor prcatices affecting ccm
merce.. and commerce Is expreSsl.
defined as interstate or foreign com
merce," said J.. Warren Madden
chairman of the board, In a radio
speech Sunday night.
Madden indicated that the board
would make final decisions en- IL
Jurisdiction, cas- by case.
Labor leaders were scattered Owe
the country 10 make their speeches
William Green. federation president
was at Canton. o.. and Morrison a
Madison. Wis. Secretary Perkin
planned to discuss social securit.
--o~-av. - a radfO cncaCh
, 1935-09-02

Forty-eight per cent CT all pat
entS submitted for approval by the
u. S. Patent Office in the last II
years have been turned down.
, 1935-09-02

NEW YORK, Sept. 2. R0Charles
Dickinson, ~. member OF the Chi
cago grain firm Of Alva Dickinson
& Co, and one Of the nations old
est aviation enthusiasts. died early
Monday from a heart attack.
In May. 1892. Dickinson planned
to accompany 1t. Harold Bromley
on a projected flight from Seattle
h Tc,.yo. After several attempts 70
fly the Pacific Bromley abandoned
the idea. AT this time Dickinson
said that he had been flying 81
years.
Dickinson. Familiarity known as
"Por" was a pilot. but usually he
flew as a passenger.
, 1935-09-02

Monkeys are trained tn pAnA
cccoanuts IN Sumatra.