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La opinión., 1935-05-14
CIR AN Clio.
Al LICENCIADO
GENAROESTRADAI
Su doctrina ha sido objeto
de brillantes comenta-
rios en- Europa

PARIS, mayo 13.-La Academia de
Derecho International de La Haya
ACADIA de editar un lmportante libro
del ilustre jurlseonsuito j. M. fe-
pez. antique Presldente de la Junta
de iurisconsultos del Ministerio 0
lombiano de Negocios ExtranJeros'
V actualmente funcionario de la so
ciedad de Naciones. sobre los pro-
blemas fundamentals del Dereeho
de Gentes de America.
Una de las novedades que encle-
IRA esta obra. que esta siendo CO.
mentada muy favorab,emente en-
los circulos internacionales. es ell ca
pitulo que dedica a Ia doctrina Es-
trada. %enunciada por ell Gobierno
mexicano para entrar en- relaciones
con los nuevos gobicrnos que Sc es-
blezcan en- otras n%aciones.
En- la parte mas saliente de su
estudio dice el autor: "Esta doctri-
ma esta va en- Was de ser aceptada
Dor todos los Estados de la America
Latina. Esta opnesta al caracter ar
b.trario. intervencionista y autori-
tario de los principles norteameri-
canos para ell reeonocimiento de
nuevos gotlernos. Tiende r descar-
tar del dereeho international Ia teo-
ria del reconocimiento. que ha sido
apl'cada desde la Gran Guerra a las
naciones del eontinente americana.
mientras que en- Europa en- ell cur
so de numerosos Y notorios cam
bios irregulares de regimen. no pu-
do ser inpuesto. La practica del
reconocimiento no ha sido empleado
sino ultimamente con re'acion a los
gobiernos de Ia America Latina. a
,os cua'es Sc la querido aplicar asi
IN regimen especial. singularmente
Niriente n su d~ignidad y a SUI sobe-
rania. Parece que el caracter legal
y Constitutional de los nuevos go
bIernos latinoamericanos debfa es-
ar. en- aquella forma, condicionan-
% por la appreciation de los Esta-
rs extranjeros.
la nueva doctrina tiene el me-
tito de la simp'icidad y de la ca
dad. Las relaciones oficiales de
agente diplomatico Sc enlazan
con los p~ersonajes que Sc italian a
Ia cabeza del Gobierno; y que estos
sean colocados por un vote popular
. parlamentario o por academies
colectivos que, sobre TODD despues
lie la guerra. son la herencia de to-
dos los pueblos. es un asunto que
no incumbe a aquel'os. Los diplo-
maticos no deben intervenir, bajo
ningun pretexto. Ell los asuntos pro-
plos del pals ante los cuales estan
ac~reditados. Las relaciones diplo- |
mAticas contindan cualesuuiera que
fueren los cambios que -sobrevengan
v no podran ser interrumpidas sino
on ell case de que ell nuevo gobier-
no no adopte una actitud inamis-
tosa hacia los intereses del pals re-
p~resentado por 81 dip'omat'co.
Isl esta doctrina liega a ser ge-
neralmente adoptada-como ella Ia
merece-uno de los motives de fric-
clones d~esaparecera de la politica
International.
Finalmente. este estudio que ha
pasado a formar parte de Ia Colec-
zion de Cursos de Ia Academia de
Derecho International de IA La 1Ia-
va. reproduce integramente ell CO.
nunicado Official m~eXicano. de la
ioctrina Estrada. Y Sc anuncia Que
"a r formar parte tambien de. IN
'emario que distinguidos j%uriscon-
ultos presentaran en- una serie de
on~ferencias sobre materials que
,repara la Universidad Internacio-
al de Santander.
La opinión., 1935-05-14
CONGRESO CiENTiFicO AMERI.
CANO Y PANAMERlCANO
Ell NlNO

La Secretaria de Relaciones ha
servido de Intermediate. para in
vitar en- nombre del gobierno de
Mexico a los paises del Continente
al VII Congreso ~Panamericano del
Niho y al VII Congreso Cientifico
Americana que tendra lugar, res
pectivamente en- Octubre y Septien,
bre de este aflo.
Parece innecesario a la Secreta-
ria de Relaciones senalar a las ms
tituciones Oficia es interesadas la
importancia II tendran estos aeon
tecimientos. no solo por ell valor IN
trfnseco de los trabajos que en- ella
Sc real;cen sino por su significa-
ci0n International.
La opinión., 1935-05-14
{. J.. INVIERTE
FUERTE SIINA
EN- FL BRASIL
Grandes firmas de este pals
Sc dedican al concrete
del algodon


RIO DE JANEIRo, mayo 10.
Ftrmas algodoneras de los Estados
Unidos estan invirtiendo fuertes
cantidades de dinero en- la pro-
ducci6n de aigodon en- Ell Brasil y
como consecuencia de este los ex-
pertos esperan que mejorara la ca
lidad del producto bras 'leno. al mis-
mo tempo que su classification v
empaque. permitiendole competlr
con ventaja en- los mercados ex-
tranjeros.
La mayOria de las firmas esta-
d~ounidenses que han alberto ofici-
mas en- ell Brasil. han hecho este en-
parte a causa del control guberna.
mental de Ia industrial en- los Esta-
dos Unldos, Y debido a las posibili-
dades que ofrece q algodon brasil
leho.
Anderson, Clayton and Compa-
ny. una de las firmas algononeras
mas grandes de los Estados Unidos
esta terminando Ia installation de
m~aquinaria por valor de 5000. 900.
traida recientemente de Norte Anne
RIGA. en- Sac Pau'o Y en- Pahohvba.
Var.as fdbricas seran establecidas
en- esos Estados V la firma tiene
tambien la intenci6n de construir
una gran planta en- Sac Gaetano. en-
las afuer2s de Sac Paulo, que podra
ser usada como una espec.e de CEN
tral para ell algod6n en- brute are
Sc compre en- TODD Ell Estaio. La
compahfa abri0 no haee mucho Of
clnas en- Ell Estado bajo Ia dircc-
cion de expertos estadounidenses.
Funcionarios de la seccion CO.
mercial de la Secretaria de Relacio-
mes EXteriores decleraron que com
pradores estadounidenses EN- Per-
nambuco, Rio de Janeiro. sac Pau
10 y el extreme sur estatan adqui-
riendo "considerables" cantidades
de a'god6n b~rasileho. para embar-
carlo. seg1n Sc entiende, al extran-
jero. Hay i~ndicaciones de que ca
pitales norteamericanos desempena !
ran un papel importante en- la Co
secha de este ano que Sc calcula que
llegara a 1851, 900 pacas. o sea un
aumento de So por clento. sobre Ia
cosecha de 96S,OO0 pacas del aho pa
sado.
Ell algod6n que Sc produce en- ell
Brasil hasta hace unos cuantos amos
estaba destinado en- su mayor parte
al mercado local Y como c~onsecuen-
eia de esto csc empacamiento era
muy defectuoso y la classification
irregular. Sin embargo. Sc han he
cho mejoras en- este sentido recien-
temente y Sc espera que los expor-
tadores estadounidenses ayudaran
adn mas el movimiento. Ell gobier-
no ha tornado d~iversas medidas pa
ra e'iminar las classes mas bajas de
la libra.
Los esfuerzos del gobierno V de
los departamentos a~gricolas de los I
Estados Sc concentraron con redo
blado vigor este aho en- "a produce
cion de fibras de Ia calidad Y lon
gitud mas apropiadas para los mer-
cados eXteriores.
FL objeto de esta campana es res
tringir la mayor parte de la pro-
ducci6n brasilena a las fibras de
longitud media Y larga Y en- esa for
ma regular las cla~sificaciones de
manera que los compradores sepan
eXactamente 10 que van a recibir.
Ell departamento de plantas texti-
les del gobierno federal mantiene
tambi6n SO plantaciones experiment
tales Y cooperativas en- donde Sc es-
tudian metodos de production para
Ia cosecha por acre. Es-
te experiment. hasta ahora solo ha
tenido un 6xito parcial.
La opinión., 1935-05-14
CONFERENCIA COMMERCIAL
DE BUENOS AIRES

Presidida por el actual Embaja-
dor de Mexico en- la Argentina, ha
sido designada una delegation para
%concurrir a la Conferencia &c Bue-
nos Aires. "A Ia cual ha invitado Ell
gobierno de Argentina. A pesar de
que los trabajos de esta c~onferen-
cha estan limitados a temas con-
cretos para mostrar ell gobierno de
Mexico su espiritu de cooperation
ha %estudiado con TODD cuidado e.
alcance de los mismos y Sc ha REQ
cupadO de enviar una representa-
ci6n verdaderamente idonea.
La opinión., 1935-05-14
STAIN TEME'
UNA AGGRESSION,
DIJO EN- M0SCU
Pero dice que Ell Ejercito
3ojo es, ahora, la mejor
garantia de paz

MOSCU, mayo 13.-El poderoso
e~jercito de Russia constituye hoy.
bajo Ell punto de vista de los altos
f%uneionarios sovleticos. "a mejor ga
rantfa de paz para Europa.
Ell dictator Joseph Stain. en- per-
soma, fue Ell primero de los orado-
res que Ell sabado dijo a millares
de cadetes de la academia mllitar
de Kremlin que Ell continente. de
no haber existido Ell ejercito rojo,
estarfa a estas horas sumido en- una
guerra. El ejercito moscovita cuen-
Ia ctua'mente con cast un million
de hombres. Los discusses fueron
dados a la prensa hoy.
La declaration de Stain indican-
do que los bolsheviquis salvaron a
Russia de ser presa de las potencias
imperialistas fue recibida por la
prensa como n de las mas signi-
ftcativas que Sc han hecho en- mu-
ehos amos.
: Nyaeheslan Molotoff. p~residente
del Consejo de Comisarios De- Pue-
bio. dijo a los cadetes que sin e.
poder del ~ejercito rojo no Sc po-
dr1a garantizar la paz de Europa.
Fue sracias al poder de este ejer
otto, agrego. que Sc hizo possible fir
mar 81 pacto franco-ruso de ayuda
mutua.
Nuestras fuerzas han crecido
enormemente v con elias nuestro
pfest gio International, declare Mo-
iototf. Esto es obvio no solo para
nuestros amigos sino para aquel.os
que no pueden l'amarse ash.
Ell discurso de Stain Sc concre-
TO a detallar que los bolsheviouis
Sc apoderaron del pats en- Ell esta-
do medic de su desarrollo Y lie con-
vlrtieron en- una naci0n moderna
industrial y a%grico'a, con poderosas
~defensas m~ilitares.
Klement Voroshiloff. Comisario
de Guerra, promet.6 que las fuer-
zas del ejercito rojo Sc aumentarian
constantemente hacienda las de-
fensas de Russia tan poderosas que
'ntngnn enemigo Sc atrevera ST.
quiera a pensar en- atacar ~nuestras
fronteras'.
III campesino presidente de Russia.
Michael Kalinin. diio:
sc nos impone la guerra. po-
demos Y debemos TRUMAN.
Despues ahadio que la Russia So
Vletica es el dnico pals del mundo
que trata de "libertar a Ia humani-
dad de Ia esc!avitud eterna".
"Pravda". organo del partido co.
munista. ~conentando ell discurso del
alctador Stain. lie c~alifica de yer
dadero lider de la humanidade v
nice que sus palabras son prueba de
que ell regimen sovietico esta fun
dado zen Ell amor del pr6iimon.
81 peri6dico ahade:
Eel desarrollo de Ia %tecnica Y de
las maquinas en- los PASSES CAPITA
listas solo provoca mayores sufri-
mientos en- FL pueblo. En- Ia Rusia
soclalista provoca mas felicidad.
Los pafses capitalists solo pro-
Queen enanos con c~aracteres de
kopek' pero la Russia socialista So
o produce heroes, dignos. fuertes.
e~nersieos, val!entes y leales a la
patria'.
Ell nuevo lena de Stain: Los
obreros entrenados 10 ~decidir8n to-
o significa 81 principle de nuevas
~relaeiones Con 81 pueblo. dice ell
period'co. V termina:
"Su discurso dele ser una inspi-
faclon ara TODD 81 pals Y una guia
para centenares de millones de per-
n en- TODD e. mundo".
La opinión., 1935-05-14
RECLAMACIONES CON
UNIDOS

La aplicacion de la Convention
celebrada con ell gobierno de los Es
tados Unidos para ell pago global
de las reclamaciones de Ia Conf
sion Especial, ha seguido su curse
norma. Eel gobierno de Mexico y
Ell de los Estados UniGos han NOM
brado sus %respectivos f%epresentan-
tes Ell ell Comite Undo que debera
fijar, de acuerdo. con los preceptos
La opinión., 1935-05-14
FL T'abaco ID.
tsIgue de la "a. Pae.)

en- e. aumento de Ia exportact6n So
atribuye a los irregulares meto-
dos de limpieza, classification y en-
paque, Y Ia falta de u~nito.saidad
ocasionada por los metodos de cul-
two. Ell mercado mas gr4pde lara
el tabaco brasiIeho es Alemania Que
en- los dltimos amos ha estado corr
prando cerca de 81 por ciento de las
exportaciones totales de este pro-
ducto.
La opinión., 1935-05-14

Una HueIga que Afecta a $4,000

La industrial sutomovilistica estuvo a punto de
partieiparon 5000 trabajadores en- distintas ciu-
dades como resultado de un conflicto entire las
eompsnias productorss y la Federation America
ne del Trabajo. Las figuras principles en- la dis
puta fueron Edward F. McGrady. Subsecretario
del Trabsjo. Francis J. Dillon, lider de Ia. Fede-
La opinión., 1935-05-14

Continue 81 ~educseI6n o nsdio
de la leetura. Nunea es tsrds para
aprender. Pisa hoy mnmo nuestre
~estaioso de Iibros. GRATIS-lI-
6RERlA LoZANo. 2c3 n. Los An.
7eles ST.. Los ANGELES, CALF.
La opinión., 1935-05-14
Gil Mforma s0brp la
POllhcQ Exterior de Mexico

CiuOAD DE MEXICO, mayo 10.
(AT).-- FL .icenciado Emilio Por-
ties Gil, Secretario de Relaciones
Exteriores. en- ell Gltimo eonsejo
del Gabinete dijo textualmente:
La opinión., 1935-05-14

raoion Americana del Trahajo, Alvan McCauley,
jefe de la Association de Manufactured de Au-
tomoyiies. y Alfred P. Sloane. presidente de la
General Motors. Las demandas de los huelguistss
fueron ell reconoeimicnto de su union, sumento
de salnrio y no an:sgonismo haeis 10. miembros
de IA union.
En4o AIo.-
La opinión., 1935-05-14
leach

III noticiero semanal sigue au-
mentando en- su trio Y distribuyen-
dose de manera efectiva y oportuna
La opinión., 1935-05-14

Pldi CatAloeo lie Libros a la IL
BRTRlA LOZANo. 203 n. Los
A isels. St.-L.os Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-05-14

CUANDO LEE listed ia
OPINION" SABE QUE LEE UN
pERiODico INDEPENDENTS Y
LONRADO.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-04-19
NOTICE

| am holding a bunch Of
supposed to be stolen tools.
Any one have lost same can
have them by identifying and
paying for this ad.
f. f. Shinger, constable
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Eisen-
hart and Mr.. and Mrs. K. j.
Jones made a trip TO Box
Canyon Sunday.
c. II. Wade. president. and
j. B. Speed. Inspector. of the
State Mutual Building and
Loan Association. Los
Angeles, were here Saturday
conferring with their local
agent. J. ]. Jones. and ex-
pressed themselves as highly
optimistic with Coolidge Sc
curities.
Misses Ann Winks and
Patrecia Schmidt. of Los
Angeles, sister and niece, res
pectively, of Mrs. r J. Jones.
are here visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Jones. They will
remain for their Easter vaca-
ton
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-04-19

out early TO prepare dinner
while the guests hike out.
The First Aid course that
has been held in the Coolidge
School has finished with very
good results. Oscar Bucha-
man. and Lloyd Ware got
Senior First Aid cards and
Billy Naylor, Ralph Preece,
Opie Wallis and Bob Preece
got Junior First Aid cards.
Patty Cochran and Mrs. Mog-
nett also got a card. The boys
who took the course were:
c. S Hoffman, Henry Simp-
son, Hulan Fenell. Billy Nay
or, Ralph Preece, Bob
Preece. Opie Wallis, Oscar
Buchanan and Lloyd Ware.
The girls were: Petty Coch-
ran and Della Lou Ware
There were some firemen
there too.
Now that we are about
Through with the track meet,
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-04-19
OUR WEEKLY ROUNDUP

c. 3. Spooner. Of Clemen-
ceau, Arizona. was in Cool
idge this week looking after
his business interest here.
Clark Mcmillan has
leased and is operating the
Eagle Service station
Chas. Cohen, Nat Zahals-
Ky and Carl Thompson were
Coolidge fishermen at Cool
idge Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul McCool
and three children. recently
from Phoenix. have moved 10
Coolidge and opened a bar
Der shop and hairdressing
and beauty parlor in the
building on North Main street
formerly occupied by Dams
Cafe. They express them
selves as highly pleased with
our town and optimistic over
business prospects.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-04-19
District P T A Meets

The district p. T. A. con-
vention held at Florence last
week was a very successful
and enjoyable event, as re-
ported by those in attend
ance. The lectures and in
structions given were ap-
preciated by all present and
the social features highly en-
joyed by all. The ladies of
the Coolidge p. T. A. as
sociation attending the con-
vention and banquet were
Mesdames Empie, Preece,
Gardner, Ware, Culbert, and
Misses O'Connor and Collins.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-04-19
COOLIDGE SCHOOL

Our school has practIced
very hard on track this year.
And on Saturday, April l3.
we went TO Florence to
participate in a tournament
between all the schools in
Pinal County. We were very
proud TO see Vivian Simmons
get second prize in the base
ball throw. George Vuksan-
ovich first prize in the high
Jumps; also an 8-pound shot
put. Roy Wing second prize
in high jump. Dorothy Hall
won second in 40-yard dash
and Villa Mae Wood came
in third.
School is nearly over so we
probably won't play any
other school this year.
The Coolidge School only
has one more month of
school. That means that it
will be let out on May II,
1885. Some of the pupils
will be glad when it lets
out but some will not.
There is little work to do
in some books. But in others
there is a little more work
to do
In order to take Fire
makers Rank in Camp Fire.
a girl must prepare and serve
two dinners. One out-of-doors
and one indoors. The girls
who are now working for this
rank are giving a dinner
Wednesday after school, at
the Casa Grande Ruins for
the rest of the group. Each
girl who will attend this din
ner will pay twenty-cents.
With this money, the food
will be bought.
The hostesses, who are
Betty Jane Anderson, Har-
Iriett Jean Kirkland, Betty
Lee Ward, Edna Kathleen
Hendry. Grace Knox, and
Francis Mooney, will ride
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-04-19

we will start baseball again.
Last fall the girls had a
pretty good team, but this
year it is not so good because
they haven't practiced much.
Miss Jones and Miss Ed
wards are the two directors
of the operetta which is be-
ing planned.
Friday April 10 the eighth
grade will be given their
final State test in Federal
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-04-19
Constitution.

A very commodious addi-
ton has been made to the
Breeze Radio Service, by
which the building has been
extended. affording a work
and repair room in the rear.
This leaves the front ex-
culsively for show and dis
play room.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-04-19
Literary Club

The literary department of
the Woman's culb will meet
Monday, April 22nd, at the
home of Mrs. Clark Wells.
Mrs. Carl Fisher will give a
book review of Pitcairn's
Island.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-04-19
DENTAL NOTICE

DR.. Leland Haywood
wishes to announce that he
will be at the Coolidge
Hotel TO do dental work on
Mondays and Tuesdays of
each week. Adv.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-04-19

Herman Myers left Sunday
for Hot Springs. New Me,si-
co.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Zahalsky
mortored 10 Phoenix Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Jayne
made a business trip to Phoe-
nix Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Harding. Of Chandler. were
visiting Howard's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Harding
Sunday.
r. a. Coats and wife. Phoe-
nix. were here Sunday
prospecting for a business
location.
The Coolidge Woman's
club are to hold a rummage
sale Saturday. April 20. at
noon on the vacant lot on
Main street rear Shelters
j0welry store.
NJ. r Sweeper is erecting
e building on East Harding
-eet which he will use as
a blacksmith and machine
op. He bought the
machinery of the old Hub
op.
Mr.. and Mrs Al Christen-
n. accompar ed by their
z ests, Mr.. ant Mrs Hazen
s over. of California. are
ending a we k fishing on
the Mexican coast.
Hamilton Wofford and
Miss Marie Hammond. Cool
idge young people, were mar
ried in Phoenix last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sgd Lambert.
Of Phoenix. were visiting
friends and relatives around
Coolidge SUNDAY.
City and farm property for
sale. Hobby Agency.
The Valley Garage is max
ing convenient and attractive
improvement by the construc-
ton of additional building
The frontage will be ex-
tended TO forty-eight feet and
finished neatly.
Insurance that insures
See Hobby Agency.
The next meeting of the
Coolidge Woman's club viii
be held April 25. at 2:15. p.
m. in the club house. Mrs.
f. Y. Clark is chairman, and
the topic of the program is
Women of Arizona. Mrs.
Ernest McCleery is hostess
chairman.
Rev. Oscar Hudson. who is
conducting the revival meet
ing at the tent on Main
street. was joined last Mon
day by his wife, Mrs. Mat
tie Hudson. who is pastor of
the Church of the Nazarene.
IN Tucson, and Miss Opal
Honey, of the Tucson church,
who has been leading the
singing this week, and
rendering special numbers.
Mrs. Hudson has been
preaching 10 good crowds.
Loans on Crops and Live
stock. Hobby Agency. 3-29
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-04-19

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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-02
CITY IS READY
FOR VISIT BY
RAILWAY MEN
Program Arranged in Con-
nection With Inspection
Fleetwood Property
PLANS OF BROADCAST
HERE ARE ANNOUNCED

+ Final arrangements were being
completed here today for the en-
tertainment of a large number of
Southern Railway men who will
come here for an outing and in
spection tour of the Fleetwood
hotel property.
J. w. Drake, of Greensboro, a
former Henderson county man, re-
turned here this morning after
making tour over the Southern
system for the purpose of con-
taeting the railway men, and re-
ported large interest and the
prospects for a large delegation on
Saturday.
Mr.. Drake stated that in addi-
ton to the railway men a delega-
ton of about rs people in the
Crazy Water Crystals organiza-
ton were coming here for week.
end outing. The Crazy Water
radio program will be broadcast
from the stage of the high school
auditorium on Saturday night.
While the entertainment COM
mittee of local men was making
final arrangements for the week
end. the rrcgr2r, Of entertain
ment was announced this morning.
The railway men are expected
to begin arriving in Henderson
Vile on Saturday morning They
will gather at the city hall at 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon and be
taken on a motor tour to points
of interest in the town and coun-
ty. The tour will take them to
the hotel property, where an in
spection will be made
The party will return by the
Hendersonville Golf and Country
club and back to the Skyland no.
tel for banquet at 6 o'clock The
banquet will be attended by the
railway group. visitors, and local
business men.
BY way of entertainment at the
banquet, in addition to the Crazy
Water entertainers here for the
evening, will be selections by the
Majestic quartet, of Rock Hill, 5.
c., and the famous Sid Waddell,
fiddler, and his Railroaders, from
Asheville.
Either ]. w. Bailey of Hender-
sonville. or w. F. Cooper of Ashe-
Vile, will preside at the banquet
and it is hoped that the railway
Continued on page four)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-02
NEXT week IS
CLEANUP time
That and Painting Will
Make Hendersonville
Ready for Tourists

Hendersonville Is preparing to
observe next week as Clean UP
and Paint UP week, preparatory
to the opening Of the summer sea
son here.
Mayor A. v. Edwards, with the
support Of the city board OF COM
missioners, will proclaim next
week as Clean Up and Paint Up
week, beginning on Monday and
continuing through SATURDAY. l..
The observance of the week Is
being staged with the coopers tion /.
and support OF the local fedefaL
Housing committee and local peo-
ple will be urged to put their
property in good shape In order
70 make Hendersonville more at
tractive during the Summer
months.
The Chamber Of Commerce is
also supporting the observance OF
the week. In q recent statement
Thomas F. Franks, vice president,
urged property owners, particular
ly those desiring to. rent their
property, to clean up and paint up
for the coming season.
The city Is giving It's full coop
Grafton to the movement and city
cleaning departments are making
preparations to aid In the cam
paign by giving the city a thorough
spring cleaning. y aS'7"'p q -.