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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-11-06
kOYME MEN! :.
h lS} MEN us IS
| Bring Total to 2lS
h Engaged Under
VPA in County
b MORE PROJECTS Cts,
|GERE ARE APPROVED

|.,Iof 1873 men from Hen
county relief rolls will go
.,morow morning at 8
Il a. seven road projects in
.,,,-r. The employment Of
=, n,rning was busy pre-
!, rs Of the men to be
d asse projects, which
v.,1 approved by the
- Et WPA office.
& r,1ent of these men
ry e total number en-
IN IL EPA projects in the
Ia . !lS. Thirty-four men
fireman are already en-
II o. the Mud Creek drain
,n;slI -,
/. voiects and men allotted
ssr are as follows: Poplar
! and Vt. Hebron road, 80
land q foreman.
l Back road and state high
NJ. q, 20 men and a fore
bard Gap road and state
ay No. %, 20 men and one
m.
rumbe county line at Lind
lssk road, 20 men and one
|nl
! Ridge road, 80 men and
|reman.
Olive road. 40 men, one
b. and a Sub-fOreman.
Haywood road and Mills
Iaai, Is men and one fore
h are the only projects for
treH have been requested To
inn the local employment
P Henderson county projects
Emolnced as approved from
k,Eyile office this morning.
E'le as follows: Henderson
1Toye grounds and ten
etsn's building, % per-
ea5. Tuxedo, improve
ing, so persons, $4,-.
raer projects approved
= Lure, construct water
!zsmS, 80 persons, So
= lyon, construct pool and
q ! @.ored, l3 persons, ST.
'@lnOuS, construct COM
a'lse, 20 persons, $4,-
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SH0LTz WARNS
TO
BE CAUTIOUS
Tales Of Heroism Recount
ed as Life Settles Back
to Normal
MIAMI TO BE READY
FOR WINTER SEASON

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 6. (UP)
The weather bureau placed the
{ center of the storm l75 miles
southeast of Port Eads, La.
Strong gale winds of hurricane
force are near it's center. The
storm is moving in a west north
westerly direction.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 6.
(UP).-Florida's upper west coast
today was threatened by the trop-
ical hurricane which weirdly back
tracked up the Gulf of Mexico.
southeast Florida and changing di-
After taking eight lives in
rection from west southwest to
west northwest the freakish storm
was centered in the Gulf of Mex
leo $50 miles west northwest Of
Key West.
Storm warnings were unfurled
from Cedarkeys to Carrabelle,
Fla.
Dangerous winds accompanying
storm winds of hurricane force at
the center, were reported over
small area of shipping northeast,
in the north central part of the
Gulf of Mexico. Two new deaths
were revealed making the present
total eight.
Gov. Dave Sholtz today tele-
graphed citizens of Appalachicola
to take precautions in case the
storm veers toward that city this
afternoon.
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Cats Are Matched
With Waynesville
For Game Friday

The Hendersonville High Bear
cats will meet the strong Waynes-
Vile Mountaineers at WaynesVilie
on Friday afternoon. Low,
While the locals have shown
oons;derable Improvement in their
last two games the Mountaine e!,E
will will, be favored to win handily.
While WIFI = they also lost to Asheville
High they held the Maroo ms to o., a
Bearcats, and last Friday Waynes-
vile defeated Forest City, while
the Cats lost to Forest City: .
Coach Jones will have his full
strength to throw against the OPP
position unless injuries develop
this week. ,,,
The Cats meet Swannanoa High
here on the 18th.
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pClANS WILL
E With B.M.I.
DAY
10 Works at Merry Clip
I" rreoare for Holiday
Crid Contest

|rgS %,ae Ridge football squad
\ \ nag ,s,. at a merry clip this
b p,F' aspiration for the game
|says5e ! Military Institute to
J mere on Armistice day.
S ,.er displayed some
STr9yed form in bowling
aaron high school team
Sa4y' but thev will meet
es sss opposition in the
VI and Coach Norris is
N :! intensive drills on of
a,SVe scores offer little
So on this game. OF six
! M '5a' Blue Ridge has won
/ .ost only to Riverside
F,so52 college. Bailey has
PaoNo Cs eSson, with a win over
.tsF , SsSsine freshman team
w fisI ,su,t. PLAYING on the
IIsans M last year. the Blue
ii s n nese held 70 a tie game,
'agr INV aerstoOd that Bailey is
Hs Tn Is ! Wear than last. Roth
y desdTt.IG,p ont to win after last
st donb Sek' and a stirring
Ne pamo o"ass will result.
! OOSt =, Is sponsored by the
}, and NM n, me American T.e-
N, much interest is being
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Work On z Projects Starting Thursday
DEMOCRAT REVERSES INF.R'S.
HOME STATE HELD FURTHER
EVIDENCE NEW DEAL SLIPPING
National G. 0. P. Spokes.
men Forced New Deal
Into N. Y. Election
BY LYLE c. WILSON
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6. (UP)
Democratic reverses in President
Roosevelt's home state yesterday
raised further evidence before
the nation that the New Deal ha.
slipped in the politically powerful
east. :
A rising chorus of criticism and
last August's Rhode Island by.
election vote which sent a Repub.
lican to congress to replace a
Democrat were straws in the
eastern seaboard political winds.
Yesterday Democrats lost to
Republicans control of the New
York state assembly, lower house
of the legislature. The assembly
is normally Republican but show
ed a Democratic majority after
the 1884 Democratic national
landslide.
National spokesman of the Re-
publican party forced the New
Deal issue into the New York
campaign. AS in Kentucky and
Philadelphia, the New York cleo
ton was generally viewed as a
test of Roosevelt administration
prestige-at least the best test
available until the presidential
vote is taken one year hence.
Kentucky reported last night
that Approximately 100000
votes had been cast aftefoa cam
paign climaxed by the bolt of
Democratic Governor Ruby La
foon from the gubernatorial can
didacy of A. B. Happy Chand-
Ter, Democratic nominee. The
blue grass state began to count
its votes at 10 a. m. today.
The Philadelphia mayoralty
election was close on early re-
turns. The New Deal was an issue
there by demand of Republican
forces and the outcome will mea-
sure the extent to which Postmas-
ter James A. Farley's Earle-Guf-
fey organization has been able
to develop a vote-making political
machine in state habitually Re-
publican. ,
New York defeat was not
wholly unexpected by political OBJ
servers despite Farley's claim
that the party would increase the
hair line margin by which it won
the assembly last year. But Phil
adelphia is another story. New
Deal insiders said privately early
last spring that the Roosevelt ad-
ministration was proving to be
stronger in Pennsylvania than in
New York and that if the Empire
State were lost in 1886 the cleo
toral college votes of PennsylVa-
MIA would almost balance the de-
lection. -, N.
Somewhat softening the New
York blow to New Deal prestlge
was the claim that the aggregate
of Democratic votes cast for as
sembly candidates there yester-
dav was greater than the Repub-
lican aggregate despite a shift IN
control of the assembly. But Phil
adelphia must elect a Democratic
mavor or create grave doubts
that President Roosevelt can car,
rv the state next year. he lost IL
in 1892.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-11-06
Comforts Her in Grief and
Would Take Her to
His Home

MEMPHIS, y Tenn, Nov. o. b.;
(UP)-A small gray-haired o;n
cago clergyman, the Rev. be't tSo
min Franklin Root, will go 10 w wy
funeral of his slain son TINS b a.
ternoon with his comtorVaJh,oo
arms around the sons wife wiz
is charged with his Staying. tor
The minister, Episcopal RES o,
of st. Simon's church, Chlc"s e,,,
"church around the corner T Mrs.
forted his daughter-in-laW' bpr
Daisy Alexander Root, 3d. IN, III ~" NJ
Jail cell today, where she itI' q
sits restlessly, staring WIFI aIiza-
frozen face with fuller re'
ton of her act. camille
81 have no malice" the sor-
minister told her, 81 am JUS care
ry: / want you to rest. laN'
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H. O. Gilbert OF
Fruitland Dies

Henry Oscar Gilbert, age o..
d;ed Of his home at Fruitland thus
morning at 9 o'clock. =,
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. N: A. Melton
at Fruitiand Methodist church.
Burial will be in the Lanning
cemetery. :.
He is survived by his widow and
one brother.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-11-06
Gasoline Prices
Advance In Rome

ROME, Nov. 6. (UP).-Gasoo 90 ,,
line prices today rose nearly Su
per cent and many who normaiiy
use automobiles walked or used
motorbuses, or street cars.
Taxicab fares were increased
because of the rise of gasoline
The government is. trying. to ne
duce consumption, n decrease I'M
ports, and maintains reserves. a.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-11-06
LAMPLEY HOME FROM
WATER MEMS MEET

J. H. Lampley, manager of the
Hendersonville water commission,
returned yesterday from Durham
where he attended sessions OF the
18th annual joint convention OF
the American Waterworks associa'
ton and the North Carolina Sew
age Works association.
Mr.. Lampley attended sessions
of the convention on Monday anu
Tuesday. The convention will ad'
iourn TODAY.
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IS SERIOUSLY ILL

Friends Of w. ]. Drake will re-
gret to. learn that he has been
critically i'll since Sunday. Word
from his bedside this morning was
to the effect that his condition was
unchanged today. 10" =
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w. TO INITIATE

''ason Of Nv was Ease TODAY called at
he respI.o,o dmen of the World
|ga,Srsdav svo.; meeting to be held
|, Soodnssr"S 1 SoS at 1880 o'clock
p numboIn nall: Mr.. Case said
| 9'esentoep51 Of Of candidates will
r. asn5ss,sa attendance of local
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WEATHER

ti.p', 41S "s sS cloudy prob
F's3,,II.ssd by RAIN
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GOOD AFTERNOON

New Deal expects to spend half
4 billion less next year. Every
little bit helps.
La gaceta., 1935-09-07
EMBARGO Johnny Perez

Hacia la cllnica de los her
manos Mayo, en- Baltimore, EN-
barc6 ell joven Johnny Perez
para ser sometido a una opera
ci6n que dicen los cientificos
cura la "gangrena SEGA, en-
fermedad que 6l padece, y que
lie ha hecho perder dos piernas
Y tomaba incremento hacia los
braz0s.
Johnny EMBARGO con ell di :
nero recaudado en- las fabricas
de tabacos y deja encarQado a
un grupo de amigos para que
lie organizer ell bale del dfa 81
EN- ell Circulo Cubano, con Ia
esperanto de reunir mas dine
70 y ~costear los gastos.
Para csc bale Sc han ofreci.
do a tocar gratuitamente las
orquestas Don Francisco" Y
"Santirzo".
Els de esperarse queel publ
co acuda al beneficio de John
ny, que ahora mas que nunca
~necesita de la cooperation de
todos.
La gaceta., 1935-09-07
UN JUEZ CALIFICO Ell EN-
BLEMA NAZI DE BANDE-
RA PIRATA

New York, sep. Al ITEM
lGo de absolver a las personals
detenidas en- relaci6n con ell alta
que al Bremen, realizado ell 16
de julio, ell juez Luis B. Brods-
ky atac6 duramente ell regimen
de Hitler y dijo que la ensena
nazi era una bandera pirata.
LA exhibition de este en-
blema Ola bandera nazi) lleva
aparejada la siniestr implica-
ci6n de un barco lcirata entran-
do desafiante en- ell puerto de
una naci6n.
los disturbiCs que tuvier9n
lugar fueron provocados por es-
tie emblema, que representa- I'm
reto a la sociedad civilizada'.
Representa- a los acusados el
representante al congreso fede-
raj Marcantonio, en- compania
de otros cuatro letradcs.
N6mbranse los absueltos Ar
thur Blair, William Bailey, Wi
liam Howe, George Blackwell
Y Vicente Mccormack.
La gaceta., 1935-09-07
A UN ANAR-
QUISTA QUE Hula

Madrid. sep. 7.--El g2berna-
dor de Barcelona fnforma al
ministerio de la gobernaci6n
que la frerza pdblica hizo fuego
scbre Juan Codina Barro, I'm a
narquista, hiri6n3o!e rave
mente. FL homb2e fue lIevado a
I'm hospital, donde falleci6.
Codina, segdn las autorida-
des civiles, emprendi6 la huida
y no quiso datenerse, IsiendC
entonces que lie dispararon. Al
cuerpo Sc lie encontr6' una pisto-
Ia con cargador y una bala en- la
recamara, y ademas Is capsu-
las en- ell bolSillo.
La gaceta., 1935-09-07
Function y bale hoy

Para celebrar ell cuarto ami
versario de la fundacion de!
teatro Royal, ell manager, Sr,
Kirkconel, Ina preparado una
function cinematograf;ca de me
dianoche, y un bale.
En- la pantalla Sc eXhibira
la pelicula mo More Ladies',
por Joan Crawford y Robert
Montgomery. En- el escenario
sc presentaran numeros de va
riedades por conocidos arts
tas locales.
Tocara en- ell bale las pleas
americans, la orquesta de
"Mano Sanchez, y Los Bohe-
MOS los bailables cubanos y
espanoles.
La entrada costara so cents.
los caballeros y 25c las damas,
La gaceta., 1935-09-07
AL A DE UN TREN
ICAYO ENTIRE LAS RUEDAS

Madrid, sep. Al bajarse
de un tren en- la estaci6n de Ba-
rallobre cerca de Ell Ferrol, ca
20 entire las ruedas la Srta. Ma
ria Teresa Santos Novoa, de IS
amos, perdiendo las dos piernas.
Amigos y familiares que ha-
bian acudid9 a esperarla pre-
senciaron la desgracia.
La gaceta., 1935-09-07

y La propiedad de Benjamin
Sc compone de 40 acres, en- I'm
triangulo entire ell rio y Ia ave-
nida Rome, y al sur de la ca
lie Spruce.
Ell cf2itan Mackler tratara
de poner5e en- contacto con los
duenos de los solares para yer
81 obtiene Ell tftulo de la prcpie-
dad completamente limpio.
La gaceta., 1935-09-07
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Tres yapcres entraron aver:
Norman Brio 2, americana pro
ceden.e de Baton Rouge; Chem
nitz, aleman, one v:ane a car
Qarfoa'ato, y Austvangen, no
r,ego, consignado a los hernia
nos LIKES.
Rulnbo a Key West y la Ha-
bana zarpt aver ell vapor anne
ricano Cuba, con pasajeras,
cargo y correspondence.
La gaceta., 1935-09-07

da, hecha en- 81 sentido de que
redira --ondos adicionales al pre-
sidente Roosevelt para compile
star ell canal que patrocinan ele-
mentos p9liticos de o Jackson
vile.
FL abogado consultor Sutton
rec,s:0 instrucciones para re-
La gaceta., 1935-09-07
Ell TEMPO
Claro para hoy y manana.

Claro para hoy y manana.
Temperature maxima aver,
SO grades; minima, 76.
M2rea alta a las 7:48 a. m.
mar taia a as ABA p. m.
Sic ell sci a las Gil a. m. y
Sc pone a las GA p. m.
Sale la lula a las PAT p. m.
Y Sc pore . las 72:17 a. m.
La gaceta., 1935-09-07
"Alonso Ross"
Una a~grupacion

Ell comitd Pr Fabrication
de la Orden Caballero de la
Luz, integrado por miembros
de buena voluntad y luchado-
res, trabaja sin descanso por
ell mayor realce de la Orden.
Demonstration indiscutible de
la campana cue libran, 10 fuG
ell triunfo alcanzado en- la ulti-
ma fiesta celebrada ell Dia de
los Trabajadores, en- ell parque
De Soto.
Lo recaudado en- ell festival
ira a engrosar los fondos para
ell edificio que Sc levantara en-
ell terrenO de la avenida Diez
entire las Gales 13 y a., al cos
tado del Circulo Cubano.
Su labor, como todas las de
buen fin, Sc vera premiada en-
honor de la Orden.
La gaceta., 1935-09-07

Juan Lopez, jr,, %, y Made
Salani3o, 81; Manuel C. Rodri-
guez, ir., %, y Myrtle Aguero,
81; Max A. jenkins, As, Y Eva
B. Williams, %.
La gaceta., 1935-09-07
Bale

Esta noche, en- la sala alta
del edificio del puesto Marco
10 Gonzalez, organizado por
miembros de la sociedad La
Bondad'. Tocara la orquesta
La Tropical, de 10 P. M. a
A A. M.
Cesar Rivero
La gaceta., 1935-09-07
Function Social

Bajo los auspicios de la See
ci0n Recreativa del Centre Es-
panol de West Tampa, que pre-
side ell estimado j6ven Emilia
no S~alcines, Sc organiZa una
function para ell lunes, en- ell CT
ne Royal.
Sc exhibira una pelicula y
despu6s presentation de varie-
dades.
Sera para los socios del Cen
tro y La Benefica.
La gaceta., 1935-09-07
les. : {: a | !: 5: ;:; =

trapajos prYimissees del gran gran
canal que atravesara la Flori-
da uniendo ell Atlantico con ell
Colo de MEXICO, practicamen-
tie comenZaron aver con ell arri
DO a las cercanias de Ocala del
teniente coronel S~ommervell,
iefe de los ingenieros de la O.
bra. Ell p2sado lunes ell presi-
dente Roosevelt autoriz6 ell
gasto de $5,0O0,O00 para en-
pear la obra. De esta suma Sc
emplearan 100000 en- sueI-
dos de los obreros exeavado-
res.
Asegura ell teniente coronGl
Sommervell que ell proyecto es
ell de mayor importancia en-
prendido por ell new deal''.
Evening star., 1935-06-09
have been invited to attend both serv-

have been invited to attend both serv-
ices.
At the National Church Sunday
service in the amphitheater Right
Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop OF
Washington, will welcome the guests,
while the sermon viii be preached by
Chaplain Huntington. Canon Ray
mond L. wolven viii preside. Rev. Ze
Barney r. Phillips, rector of Epiphany
Parish and chaplain of the United
States Senate; Rev. James Shearer
Montgomery. chaplain of the House
of Representatives, and Rabbi Solo,
mon A. Fineberg, national chaplain
of Jewish War Veterans, also will par
ticipate In the service.
Special invitations have been issued
to President and Mrs Roosevelt, mem
bers of the Presidents cabinet, all the
members of Congress, members of the
diplomatic corps, high ranking off,
GERS of the United States Army, Navy
and Marine Corps. and the leaders OF
veteran, civic and patriotic societies.
Belgrano viii Attend.
It is expected that 5000 members
of Legion posts, auxiliary units and
Sons of the Legion squadrons in and
near the District of Columbia will be
in the congregation The State De-
partment of Delaware is chartering
a special train for a large delegation,
including a drum and bugle corps, to
act as guard of honor for National
Chaplain Huntington. Seats will be
Evening star., 1935-06-09

available to the general public and to
members Of other veteran organiza-
tions who are invited by the American
Legion to be present.
National Comdr. Frank N. Belgrano,
jr., of California has notified Bishop
Freeman that he will attend the
service.
The free-will offering taken at the
National service on Mount st. Alban,
with the exception of necessary ex-
penses in preparing the amphitheater,
will be devoted to the American Le-
gion national child welfare fund.
Porter L. Busch, department chair
man of the Sons of the Legion Of the
District Of Columbia, will have charge
of the memorial service at the tomb
of President Wilson ct 2:15 pm. and
will also furnish details of boys to as
sist the Cathedral Guild of Ushers in
seating the large congregation.
Evening star., 1935-06-09
LEGION TO HONOR
WOODROW WILSON
Services Will Be Held in
Amphitheatre at Ma.
tionaI Cathedral.

The memory of woodrow Wilson,
World War President of the United
States, will be honored at services at
the National Cathedral next Sunday
afternoon. Prior to services in the
Cathedral amphitheater at pm. sew
eral hundred Sons of the American
Legion will gather in the Bethlehem
Chapel to place a wreath on the for
mer Presidents tomb.
Taps will be sounded and prayer
will be offered by Rev. Park w. Hunt
ington of Wilmington. Del, national
chaplain of the American Legion.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and other men,
bers of the late Presidents family
Evening star., 1935-06-09
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
BY new TAKOMA BODY
Boundary Line Association Ef-
fects Permanent Organ
ization.

BY a Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
TAKOMA PARK. Nd, June g.
Formation of a new civic group, to
be known as the Takoma Park Boun-
Diary Line Citizens Association, has ad-
vanced another step with the election
of permanent officers and committee
chairmen.
More than 60 persons, whose homes
are in the vicinity Of Eastern avenue
but are variously located In Prince
Georges and Montgomery Counties
and the District of Columbia, at
tended the meeting.
The line of Eastern avenue, which
divides Maryland and the District of
Columbia. Is at present q 3O-foot
roadway lying almost entirely on the
Maryland side. Members Of the new
association last night said clouds Of
dust raised by traffic along this thor
oughfare make living conditions "un-
bearable."
Officers elected were H. F. Main,
president: Robert Light. vice presi-
dent: Miss Alberta Heale, secretary,
and Mrs. w. s. Lasswell. treasurer.
Evening star., 1935-06-09
PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED
FOR SELF.HELP UNIT

White men and women now on
relief rolls or unemployed have been
asked by r. L. Whipple, organizer, to
attend a meeting at the Thomson
School, Twelfth and L streets, Tues
day at pm. to organize another
elf-Help Cooperative.
Whipple said the wage rate for
members will be 80 cents an hour for
women and 40 cents an hour for men.
The workers will be afforded the op-
portunity to be paid in food. clothing,
sheets. shoes or other materials that
will be made or reconditioned.
There are now 10 such organiza-
tions in the city. They are sponsored
by the Federal Emergency Relief Ad-
ministratiOn.
Evening star., 1935-06-09
Plane Devised in Secrecy.

What Is claimed to be an entirely
new type Of aircraft is being devel-
oped in closest secrecy near Stock
holm. Sweden. by Edmund Sparman,
an Austrian engineer. The machine,
monoplane. will have a 20-horse-
power motor, which will not be suf-
ficient to lift the machine, but will
maintain flight after the craft has
been catapulted into the air.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

ALL.SILK WASHABLE SHANTUNG. crepe,
tub crepes and piquette. ALI SO inches wide!
39-in. acetate seersucker 32-fn. all To-
silk broadcloth. Yd............. OH
, 1935-06-14
CHOCARON Una
LOCOMOTORAY
AUTOMOVIL

TEXARKANA, Texas, JUNO IA
Ell I'm accidente que sc regiStro el
iueves por la nOche. ounce millaS
al oeste de eSta ciudad, perecio una
sonora; un individuo se encuentra
gravemente herido. Y un nino de
tres amos de edad, recibio leslones,
al chocar una locomotora de un
tren de carga o un automovil. en-
Ia intersection de una ~carretera.
. La sra. M. W. Simms, de So amos
de edad, murio a conSecuencias de
las lesiones que sufrio en ell acci-
dente, y 81 eSpoSo. sc e%ncuentra en-
TN hospital. gravemente herido. te-
miendoSe que las heridas que reel
bio. le cueSten Ia vida.
Ben Fort. ninito de tres amos dc
edad. que acompanaba a los espoSoS
Simms. en- ell automovil cuando
ocurrio el accidente. Sc e~ncuentra
en- el hospital. Las lesiones que re-
cibio no ponen en- peligro ls vida.
InfOrmeS que 81 recabaron en-
esta ciudad. dicen que los esposos
Simms. iban de viaje a New Boston.
cuando ocurrio el accidente. cho-
cando ell automovil en- que viaja-
ban. con Ia locomotora del tren dc
carga Texas and Pacific.
Fl automovil quedo completamen-
u destrozado.
No sc saba n ciencia cierta, como
hubiese ocurrido ell choque.
, 1935-06-14
N E SIT A N
CUANTO ANTES
L a Personals Que
Esten Recibiendo
Ayuda De La Of.
De Socorros

Todas las personals que Ne en-
Cuentren enlistadaS en- las Ofici-
mas de Soc0rrO del COndado de
Cameron. en- Brownsville, y que
puedan trabajar. deben de enlis-
tarse en- las oficinas de In "Na-
tional Unemployment Office" In
cual We encuentra ubicada en- la
Gale Adams, entire las de 10 y III.
La mayOr1a de las personals sc
han regiStrado en- eSa Oficina- pc
10 las que no 10 han hech0 deben
de hacerlo cuant0 antes.
TOdas las personals que sc en-
cuentren enlistadas en- las Ofici-
mas de SOcOrro en- esta ciudad, de-
ben de comparecer ante dicha
oficina; ALI sc les dara una tar
ieta la cual llevaraE a Ia otra
Oficina que se e~ncuentra en- la
Gale de Adams, cor Ell fin de
gistrarla ali.
TOda persona que no cumpla
con csc reglamentO. no sc lie
prOpOrcionara auxilio. III hecho
de cue se registrar con In Oficina
NaciOnal de EmpleOS ia que de-
cimOs), no afecta en- 10 mas mi
nimo, ell que las personals sigan
recibiendO ayuda de In oficina dc
SocOrrOS.