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The Redwood gazette., 1935-07-25

ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH
Edw. A. Birkholz, Pastor.
The church that breaches the Cos
pei itself.
Sixth Sunday after Trinity. Text:
Matt. 5,20-26
German Services e.OO q m
English Services with Holy Commun-
Registration Saturday.
Members of the ladies aid and their
family will have a picnic supper at
Ramsey park Sunday evening. They
VIII meet at the main pavilion at
about five o'clock.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-07-25

FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Six room modern
house, equipped with oil burner
for heating, two-car garage, lot
60x12O with good sized garden.
Located $50 East Broadway street,
Redwood Falls. Will sell cheap
with liberal terms. Come and
see it. C. C. Crocker. Alt.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-07-25

FOR SALE-Several good horses,
cheap. Redwood Falls Motor Co.,
Redwood Falls. 4p
The Redwood gazette., 1935-07-25

FARMS FOR SALE-166 acres
near Lucan. MINI. All good till
able land. Fine location. Modern
buildings. Price $12,450.00. $4,-
450.0O cash. Balance terms. Many
other fine farms. List your farms
with us. N. w. Exchange, Hut
Crimson, Mimi. 4p
The Redwood gazette., 1935-07-25
CHURCH NEWS.
North Redwood - Middle Creek
EVANGELICAL CHURCHES
O. S MOnSOn Minister

~. ~. XAoilSOus ulIllSCeT.
North Redwood:
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Morning Worship ........ 11:0O a. m.
Evening Service at Middle Creek.
. Choir practice Friday evening at
o'clock.
Middle Creek:
Worship Service .......... $3.50 a. m.
Sunoay Scnool .......... 1880 a. m.
Evening Service .......... 500 p. m.
Ladies Chorus practice Thursday
evening at o'clock.
sHERIDAN's ST. JOHNS EVAN.
GELlCAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
G. Schuetze. Pastor
Sunday, July %:
English Service 900 a. m
Sunday, August 4:
German Services 1890 a. m
SEAEoRTH'S ST. PAUL'S EVAN
GEllCAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
G. Schuetze. Pastor.
Sunday. July %:
English Services 1890 a. m.
Sunday, August 4:
German Services ......... 900 a. m.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-07-25

FOR SALE-80 acre, we'll improv-
ed farm for sale near Echo. Pos
session can be had September Is.
See or write L. H. Redetzke, Echo,
Minnesota. Esp
The Redwood gazette., 1935-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS

WILL THE PARTIES who have
meat in the refrigerator at the
Kolbet Dairy please pick it up as
they need the space. 80
Strayed-Three Holstein calves,
Friday evening, from Henry Klet-
cher farm near Vesta. If seen
please notify Henry Kletcher,
Vesta, MINI. a
BUYING HOGS-l am buying
hogs at railroad yards at Wabasso
every Thursday. Will pay 35c un-
der South st. Paul price. Also
buy veal. All stock must be in by
2 p. m. M. F. Waterman. 38tf
AUCTION - at Walnut Grove
heated Sales Pavilion, Walnut
Grove Minn., every Friday at
1880 p. m. Cattle, Horses, Hogs,
Sheep. Also Household Goods
and Farm Machinery, etc. Bring
your property to our sales and
become one of our satisfied custom
ers. Shoeman & Stearns, Auc-
tioneers. 48-tt
The Redwood gazette., 1935-07-25

DELHI LUTHERAN CHURCH
Chr. Anderson, Pastor
Sunday, July 2S:
services .................. 500 p. M
Evening star., 1935-07-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. July 10 Up Omitted States
Department of Agriculture).--Ho 5000
including 1000 direct; active, butchers.
IOaI5 higher; sows. 5a1O hisher; bulk
16O-225 pounds IO.35alO.50; top. 1905;
weightier butchers very scarce; bulk de-
sirable packing sows, s.65aS;95; SMOOTH
lights. S.15; roughs. s.25 down. Pigs
Cattle. 1000; calves 1000: very dull
trade; uneyenly steady to 25 lower; only
meager supply fresh arrivals. an classes
holding steady; no strictly good or choice
steers here; few loads good Grade offerings
being taken at market; few loads. S.50a
1000; no reliable outlet for srass-fed
cows, grassy heifers or cutter cows; all
these classes selling weak TO unevenly
lower with prospects incomplete clearance;
very dull dressed trade the stasnatins in
ers weak To % lower for the weak
Sheep. 1000, fat lambs slow; weak to
25 lower: bulk showing full decline: year.
lings scarce; sheep steady; five cars
straight rangers S.25 straight; bulk ma
tives. s.00aS25. extreme top. $50; native
ewes 2.O0a3 90: only best light weights
Quotable. 3.25
Evening star., 1935-07-19
INDUSTRY FORCES
UPWARD IN WEEK
Contra-SeasonaI Increases
in Operations Attract
Most Attention.
~ the Annotated Prsas


NEW YORK, July 19.-Contra sea
sonal gains In industrial operations
featured the trade situation during
the past week, Dun 81 Bradstreet
reported today In its weekly summary
OF business conditions.
'The Midsummer season has start
ed," It said, with the expected re-
ceSsion yet ID develop to its usual
degree Of intensity. In fact. the
rebound Of Industrial operations,
which was contrary to all normal
trends, easily took precedence over
all other occurrences Of the week,
particularly because of the broadnesa
of the increase when set alongside
the comparative showing of a year
ago.
Retail distribution continued to
widen, with the heat wave accel-
Grating previous gains, while the more
rapid pace Of wholesale buying re-
fiected dwindling stocks and the i'm
proved outlook for FAN.
Deriving benefit from the hot spell
AHA VAC AAA 6Cob tOo4 Aot eA0AkA~ oAAASS
1880, retail trade in most parts Of
the country exceeded all comparative
totals for a number of years.
Stocks of Summer goods already
have been reduced to a. minimum
for this period, even though many
merchants are not holding special
July clearances this year.
THE volume of retail sales in most
districts achieved stronger advantage
in the comparison with 1884, the
estimated increase for the country
ranging from IL to 80 per cent.
In a number of divisions the rate
of gain in wholesale buying ran to
larger percentage than at retail
the brisk flow from f1ll-in orders indi-
eating that many merchants had un-
derestimated consumer requirements.
Evening star., 1935-07-19
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. July 10 P.-Foreign ex-
ehange easy; Great Britain in dollars
others in cents Great Britain, I'm, demanle IA
France. demand 0.837si cables; 6.63 "a;
Italy demand. s26la; cables; s,26l2:
Demands--Belgium. 1922; Germany
sweden o. 81; Denmark. 22l3; Switzer-
land. 32. so: Finland. 2.20i Spain. 37G;
Portusal, 4.511a' Greece. .92: Poland
10 90: Czechoslovakia. 417s4; Yugoslavia'
23l: Austria I9.OUn; Hungary. 20 son;
Rnmania: l.01: Argentina, b o3n; Bpazn: Ba ~:
sesn Tokio ~; .ontrssi sha1ghec ig New ~ YORK
aasIN; New York in Montreal 10O.lSA
Nominal
Evening star., 1935-07-19
CONTINENTAL CAN
NETS S10,465.28
12-Month Total Equals
1888 a Share, Against
$3.40 of Previous Year.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July I9.-Continenta
Can Co, Inc, today reported for the
IL months ended June 80, 1885, net
earnings Of $10,465,258 after all
charges, including depreciation and
deduction Of estimated Federal in
come tax, equal to 1898 a share on
2y665,l91 shares of $40 par value
common stock outstanding.
This compares with $9,05e,662. or
$40 a share, earned in the corre-
spending IL months period ended
June 80, 1884
The report shows income for the
IL months to June 80, 1885, at $15,-
l00,749 before the deduction of
$2,524,510 for depreciation and
$2,l10,980 for estimated Federal tax.
After deducting these items net of
SIC, 0,465, ,258 remained available for
the common stock.
General Foods Reports.
General Foods Corps report for
the first six months of 1895, accord
ing to official quarters. will show
earnings slightly below the $685.
712, or S1.12 a share on 5.251, ,440
shares, reported for the same 1884
period.
Gillette Earnings Up.
Gillette Safety Razor Co. con-
solidated income account for the six
months ended June 80, 1885 certain
foreipn SIIhSidiar rios for six months
ended May 81. 1885 shows net earn
ings of $2,171,375, equivalent to 81
per share on the preference stock,
and, after preference dividend re-
quirements for the six months, to
10 cents per share on the common
stock. This compares with 59K2 cents
earned on the common in the cor
responding six months of 1884.
Board Calls Debentures.
The Board of Directors has called
$2,689, 900 of the company's deben-
lures, due in 1910, for payment on
October /, 1885, at 102 and interest.
This is the entire amount outstand-
ing and will complete the retirement
of the $20,O0o.000 of 1o-year per
cent convertible gold debentures issued
by the company in october, 1880. Nc
decision has yet been made as to
whether the entire amount will be
paid out of the company's treasury
or whether a short-term loan will
be made for part or all of the re-
demption price.
Evening star., 1935-07-19
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.
BY the Associated Press.

The position of the Treasury July II
was: Receipts, S7O.452, ,364 56: expendi-
lures. SIOi ,0Os. 223 69; balance. $500
755. .60391 Customs receipts for the
month S14.e19.54S.
Receipts 3 foT I ths fisesl year ,t .sincs yqiy
044 337 SO includins 1866. 6O7. .45s.35 of
emergency expendituresl: excess of ex-
S29, ,15I All. 596.2s. a decrease of S23,-
46s, ,600:75 from the previous day; gold
assets 50. 1877. .366, ,113 AZ.
Receipts for July lS, 1884 comparable
date last year, $50 145.7 1877 %: expendi-
lures. $50. .562. .221 So: net balance. 81
sos, ,036; 644 40 40; customs receipts for the
Receipts for the fiscal year. s177.46e.-
69l .03: expenditures, S307,070 .45O3S Tin
cluding S129. 607 1896 Of emergency ex-
641,l10l47: Gross debt S27, 100. 133,-
124.33; gold assets. S7,S97. .1O1,s77. AS.
Evening star., 1935-07-19
FREIGHT LOAD|NGS.
RISE %,67 CARS
$50, ,488 Total Remains 37,'
7W Below Correspond.
= ing Week of 1894.
By the Associated Press.

.
The Association OF American Rail-
roads announced t0das that Ioadines
OF revenue freight for the week ending
July - were $50. .4US cars an increase
Of e4,087 over the preceding week,
which included the Fourth of July
holiday; 37,704 below the correspond
ing week in 1894 and 67.173 below
1898.
Miscellaneous freight loaded !otaled
233 ,387, an increase Of IS 1872 above
the preceding Nees, 5,574 above 1884,
but O decrease % g. 107 below 1888.
Less than carload merchandise to-
tailed l52,O6l cars. an increase OF
17,060 above the preceding week, but
s,792 below 1894 and 1878 below
1888.
Coal amounted 10 rs. .483 cars. an
increase Of 25,297 sbCve the preced-
ing week, but REDUCTION OF 20,l7o
below 1894 and 37.8ss below 1898.
Grain and grain products amounted
to 29,278, an increase Of 5,391 above
the preceding week, but a reduction
Of 1881 below 1884 and a. below
1898. In the Western districts load
ings were 1924, decrease Of 6,28l
below 1884.
Live stock totaled l1.047 cars, an
increase of 2,432 above the preceding
week, but a reduction of 9,677 below
1884 and 4,537 below 1888. In the
Western district live stock totaled
1926, q decrease Of $3.50 below 1894
Forest products totaled 26,624 cars
an increase Of 1884 above the pre-
ceding week and 4,734 above 1894, but
o reduction Of 1857 below 1888.
Ore totaled 33,942 cars, an increase
Of 3,s9s above the preceding week
l,231 above 1884 and 8.418 above 1898
Coke totaled 1865 cars. a decrease
of 1913 below the preceding week. but
an increase Of 2O7 above 1884 and q
decrease Of 1,700 below 1888.
Evening star., 1935-07-19
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. July 19.--Dividends de-
clared tprepared By the Standard sta
tisGicS Corp:
Evening star., 1935-07-19
BONDS TO BE REDEEMED.

NEW YORK, July 10 R. u. p
Morgan g. Co.. as fiscal agents, have
notified holders of credit consorium
for public works of Italy per cent
gold bonds that $276.000 of the series
"a and s154.c00 of series "B" bonds
have been drawn by lot for redemp-
ton at par on September out Of
sinking fund money.
Evening star., 1935-07-19
STOCK INCREASE VOTED.

holders of the Granite City Steel Co
at a special meeting approved the
increase in the authorized capital
stock to 100000 shares from 262,945
shares.
Evening star., 1935-07-19
CORN GRIND DECLINES.

NEW YORK, July 10 R.-A corn
grind of 4027,941 bushels for the do
mestic market during June was re-
ported by IL refiners Of staTches,
sirups and other derivatives of corn,
according to the Corn Industries Re-
search Foundation. This volume was
ll.8 per cent below the May grand
and 4o.2 per cent below the June,
1884, grind.
Evening star., 1935-07-19
CURB LIST MOVES
TO LOWER LEVELS
Many Active Favorites Sag
Minor Fractions to
Nearly a Point.
BY the Associated Press.

BY The AS Nc1ated Press.
NEW YORK, July ls.-Curb mar
keL stocks sold off rather sharply dur
ing the final half hour CT trading to-
day and closing prices showed long
list of active favorities minor frac-
tions to nearly point lower.
Some of the industrials we're able
to resist the tide and ended even or
slightly better.
Trading was more active on the de-
cline.
Evening star., 1935-07-19

Dividend rates In dollars based on the
tAnnual rate-plus extra tAccumulated
dividends. aPaid this year bPaid last
year dCompanies reported IN rseetver-
Evening star., 1935-07-19

ww-With warrants. xw-Without
warrants. rl---New. wi-When issued.
sNegctiability impaired by maturity
tConpanies reported In receivefship
Evening star., 1935-07-19

Crown Willamette Paper Co.-Com-
mon share earnings, year ended April
30, were sl.65. VS.. def1cit OF $3.50 a
common share in year ended April 30,
1894
Evening star., 1935-07-19

Incorporated Investors-Net asset
value on June 80, 1885, equaIed s17.3o
per share, VS.. s15.44 on March 81,
1895.
, 1935-01-28
DOS MAESTRAS
HERIDAS Ell
DOMINGO

Dos Maestras de Ia Escuela Supe-
rior de FL Jardin. La cual sc en-
cuentra al este de esta ciudad, re-
cibieron leSioneS en- un accidente
automovilistic0 Que ocurrio ell do
mingo por la noche en- la carretera
que conduce de esta ciudad al Bal
neario de Boca Chica.
FL accidente ocurrio cerca de Ia
Ultima curva de- Ia citada carretera
frente a In planta que abastece de
aqua . Ia vecina ciudad de p. Isa-
bel.
Las maestras referidas son In sra.
Laroaine Waters, y Ia sra. G. Rey-
nolds. Segun informes que pudimoS
recabar hoy, la sra. Waters sufrio
Ia fractura del brazo derecho. mien-
tras que In Sra Reynolds result0
con Ell brazo izquierdo roto.
Fl automoyil en- que ambas VIA
jaban en- compahia de dos perso-
mas mas sufrio serias averias al VOL
carSe.
Las heridas fueron traidas N e.
Ia ciudad. G internadas en- ell Hos
pital de Ia MERGED. Un motoriSta
que pasaba por csc lugar fue quien
recogio a los heridos y los traslado
a Brownsville.
Segun reportes del Hospital. am
bas Sc encuentran fuera de peligro.
El Diputado de Sheriff George
Miller. investig0 81 accidente.
, 1935-01-28
MENTO LA
ACTIVIDAD
COMMERCIAL

WASHINGTON. Enero %. Up
AIentadoras estadisticas sobre EN-
pleos y actividad industrial. amman
Ia esperanto de que ell pals se en-
Gamma hacia UNI punto en- donde
la carEa del socorro probablemente
sera mas llviana.
Los 0bservadores tomarun par
ticular nota de las figuras que In
dican I'm aumento en- Tn actividad.
en- un tempo en- que la normalidad
es bata.
Reportando I'm aumento en- Ia
production baslca de In Industrias EN-
Diciembre. cuandO usualmente In
production declina. Ell Federal Re-
serve Board encontr6 que el en-
pleo en- las fAbricas tambien aumen-
to entire Ia mitad del mes de No
viembre v In mitad del dc Diciem-
bre, c~ontrario n las tendencias en-
esa eStacion.
Estc. Sc dice. trajo un "considera-
BILE aumento" Gle los salaries de las
fabricas.
Las figuras acerca de los empleos
fueron dados previnmente por el
Departamento de Trabaio. que dicen
que cerca de $4,000 personals mas
estaban trahaIand0 en- Dlciembre.
que en- ell mes de Noviemhre. " que
los salaries aumentaron en- sl0.800.-
600.
DE esos totales. los empleos en- las
fAbricas dieron un aumento de no.
600 trabaJadores y s7.500.000 en
salaries.
, 1935-01-28
JUICIO
EN- I'm Case
. DE UERTE

TOPEKA. Kansas. Enero pa
R9-Arriezgando su vida en- con-
ira de la posibilidad de prision per-
petua o Hbertad. el mayor Charles
A. Shepard Sc encontraba pendien-
re de su segundo jurado por la
muerte de Su eSpoSa hoy, con la
aparente contianza de que sera
abSuelto.
mo tengo temoreS acerca de 10
cue pueda suceder," dijo Ell Ciruja-
no retirado del Ejericto, de "a amos
de edad, cuya Segunda muier, Ze-
mana, murio envenenada bajo cir
cunstancias mister.oSas en- Fort
Riley, Kansas. ell dia Is de JUNO de
1929.
FL Jurado de La Corte Federal que
10 encontr0 culpable la primera vez
que Sc le juzg0, hace cuatro amos,
eSpecificaba que la sentencia no
deberia de llevar Ia pena de muer-
te. En- ell Jurado que Sc abrira hoy
er este lugar, ell acusado arriesga
Ia posibilidad de que Ell jurado pue-
da d~eclararlo ccnvicto, y especifi-
que la sentences de muerte- Tres
factories contribuyen a Ia aparente
quietud del mayor Shepard.
FL principal testigo del Gobierno,
Ia sehorita Grace Brandon. una
figura en- ell triangulo romancesco.
que los abogadoS de Ia acuSacion
alegan contribuyo a Ia muerte de
Ia sonora Shepard, no ha aparecido
en- este lugar.
DOS tubos de prueba conteniendo
evidenciG del veneno, que fueron
mostrados ante Ell primer Jurado.
no Sc encuentran
III Gobierno ha sido ~prevenido.
en- ell fallo de Ia Suprema Corte re-
versando Ia conviction, de preSen-
tar ell testimonio de la antigua
enfermera, Clara Brown, de que
Mrs. Shepard le diJo rs dias antes
de 81 muerte que Eel doctor She
pard me ha envenenado."
sin embargo, acerca de ninguna
de esas coSas e. abogado del Dis
trito s. s. Alexander esta particu-
larmente intereSado.
Dice que "a sehorita Brandon.
morena de Brooks Field, Texas. es-
tenografa. se e~ncontraba en- San
Antonio, pero estara aqui "en GER
ca de diez dias" para teStificar de
nuevo concerniente a regalos. des-
de baratijas. hasta Ell de un automo-
vii de $3.50, que le do Shepard.
La evidencia de los tubos no es
necesaria, dijo FL, desde Ell momen-
to en- que los quimicos v doctores
sc encontrabau Estos para declarar
acerca de Sus pruebas.
Indico que creia que Ia evidencia
circunstancial guiaria a una con-
viccion.
, 1935-01-28

CORSICANA. Texas. Enero z6. lJ
William Fl. Alfalfa Bill" Murray.
antique G~obernador dc Oklahoma.
que volvi0 a las filas de los ciuda-
danos privados. no tiene interes nj
ambicion en- la politica. Fl fiero
Estadista do a conocer esta anoche.
en- una entrevista en- Ell cuarto de su
hotel de este lugar. cuando rompia
su viaje a Ia frontera Mexicana,
para una vista con un viejo amigo.
"Probablemente nunca volvere a
entrar en- Ia politica de nuevo. No
~volvere. solamente en- ell caso de que
sea interesante." dijo Murray. Hace
Ell viaje en- automovil Y esta acom-
panado por su hijo. w. II. Murray,
Jr.
"Voy a Mexico para descansar.
No cazo nj peSco. y cuando deseo
descansar me dirijo a donde nadie
me conosca. leo v descanso. Por esa
razon voy a Mexico. Probablemente
me cambiare ell nombre con Ell fin
de perderme de vista enteramente,"
continue.
, 1935-01-28
OFICIALES De
LA OFICINA
DE HACIENDA
Especial para El Heraldo)


MATAMOROS, lamps. Enero "a
FL ST.. Ingeniero J. de ]. Urquizo,
Jefe de Ia Oficina Federal de Ha-
cienda. nos entreg6 los nombres del
personal de Ia oficina a Su cargo
con Ell fin de u los dieramoS q
conocer al pdblico. por creerlo de
interes general.
Esa information que ahora da-
mos a conocer a nuestro6 lectores'
les servira a aquellos que tengan
asuntos con Ia oficina a cargo del
Sr. Uruuizo, pueS sabran QuieneS
estAn e~ncargados de los d~iferentes
departamentos Y facilitara al pu-
hlico sus t-ransacciones con La OIL
cina referida.
Lista nominal del Personal de la
Oficina Federal de Hacienda en-
Matamoros, lamps, con expression
de las labores que lie estan enco-
mendadas. Planta para 1885
Ing. j. de j. Urquizo, Jefe de Ia
Oficina: Manuel Vizcarra W. Ca
ZERO Contador: Gonzalo Torres Mon
dragon. Jefe Seccion Ingresos: HI
lario Teller. Jr., Jefe Seccion Eyre
SOS v Contabilidad; Pedro p. Ma
iera. Jefe Seccion Ejecutiva: Ar
nulfo Flores Chapa. Encargado
Grupos Impuestos del Timbre y So
hre Capitales y Sucesiones v Dona-
clones: Enrique Mendoza Orozco,
FncarRado Grupos: Impuestos So
bre ia Renta. Ausentismo y Bienes
Nacionales: Raul Gonzalez Salda-
rs. Archivista; Ma. del Refugio dc
los Rios. Expendedora; Jesus villa
rreal Lozano. . Ayudante Sec. Eyre
o y Contabllidad: Manuel del Bos-
que. Enc. Grupos: Bebidas Alcoho-
licas . ImpuestoS EspecialeS; Ma
nuel Olmedo Patino. Auxiliar Sec
Inrresos: Ernesto Cisneros. Ayudan-
Re Gaia: Juan jose de In Cara.
Avudante Sec. Ejecutiva; Miguel
Hernandez M, MoEo.
Subalternas
Severe Cara Bast., Jefe Subal-
terna. Ciudad Camargo. lamps;
Jenoc q. Cantd. Jefe S~ubalterna,
Crulllas. lamps; Martin ESpinosa.
Jefe Eubalterna, Reynosa. lamps
Felipe Garcia Ruiz. Ayudante SUI
baIterna. Reynosa. lamps: Leonel
A Cgriel. Jefe Subalterna. san
Fernando. lamps; Cecilio Cardoso.
Jefe Subalterna. villa Menoez.
lamps.
, 1935-01-28
ESTUDIANE Ell
PROYECTO DE
TIERRAS

MATAMOROS, lamps Enero as
Hoy no sc habia recibido reporte
alguno acerca del estudio que esta
practicando en- Ciudad Victoria, Ell
Departamento Agrario en- dicha po-
blaci6n. acerca 81 SO lleva a cabo o
no. la subdivision de Ia hacienda
Las Rusias" In cual Sc e~ncuentra
q ocho millas de esta ciudad.
La hacienda Ieferida e. propiedad
de Ia SUCCESSION uel Or. Juan II. Fer
nandez de Ia vecina ciudad de-
Brownsville.
Segun fuimos informados hoy. Ell
reporte de los Ingenieros que lie
varon a cabo los trazos en- el citado
terreno. fue enviado q Ciudad VIC
toria la semans pasada. no pu-
diendo entrevistar al ST. Ing. En-
rique Sanchez Ortiz. quien segun
sc nos informo, es ell Jefe de In
Comision de Ir.genieros que prac-
ticaron las medidaS en- los terrenos
citados.
FL cuerpo de ingenieros del pro-
veto de d0taci0n de tierraS env1o q
Ciudad Victoria los resultadoS de
sus trabajoS en- esta ciudad, para
Que fueSen estudiadOS pOr Ell De-
partamento en- aquella ciudad.
FL objeto del proyecto es dar te-
rrenos a aquellas personals que los
t~rabaien. segun los informes que
, 1935-01-28
H0MBRE MUERT0 CON UN AUT0M0v|I
CREE QUE
ALE ANA
Sc ARMA

Dercchos Reg. 1885. Por Inn APP
BERLIN, Enero 28.%R)-En los
circulOG militareS AlemaneS no ha-
hla exitaci0n hoy. acerca Gle las
nuevas de que en- Ginebra y otros
centres eurOpSoS exiStia inestabili-
dad debido a In actitud alemana a.
cerca oe los armamentoS.
Ill ReichSwehr eel ejercito) que
fue r-epresentado ante In Associated
Press de una fuente bien informal
Ga. como expresando:
mo creemos que ninguno Gobler-
no eStara tan en- contra de noso-
tr0s, que fuera capaz de comenzar
una guerra en- nuestra contra, por
nuestra politica acerca de las ar
mas"
Sobre los detalles exactos acerca
de eSta politica ue armamentoS,
ningun Official del Reich hablara.
Los alemanes Sc enorEuLlecen a.
cerca de su cast brutal franQueza,
perO cuando Sc trnta che diScutlr Sus
asuntos militareS. no dicen nj una
palabra.
Todo ell mundo sabe que AIema-
mia Sc esta rearmand0 vigor0Sa-
mente. Pero no Sc puede hacer
cue admitan este case, como no re
puede hacer admitir a IN nazi que
olga que Hitler no eS infalible.
La question Gle los armamentoS
dc Alemania es una question politi-
ca de alta importancia, a In cual
Solamente Adolf Hitler puede con-
testar," Ell General Werner Won
Blomberg. Ministro de In Defense.
clio en- una ~entrevista.
Adolto Hitler no parece que rom
pera ell silenclo Official aleman, v
confies0 que no comprendo esa re-
ticencia. Aparentemente eStoy en-
buena compania. porque no menos
Estadista que el ex-primer Minis
tro de Ia Gran BTetana. Stanley q.
Baldwin. philharmonic pidio a Hi
tier que "levantara el velo de Sc
creto" con referencia az rearma-
mento de AlemanlA
Baldwin, Segun parece, acepta Ell
reaFmamento de Alemania; a pesar
Gle las aseveracioues de los teutones
acerca de 10 contrario, como un he
cho. pero cree que el problema de
la paz del mundO seria mejcr SER
vido, 81 los alemanes dijeran cla-
ramente cual Is 50 idea
, 1935-01-28

BENNINGTON. W. Jersey. Ene-
70 28-tF-Bruno Richard Haupt-
mann. el acusado del secuestro v
muerte del niho Charles A. Lind
bergh Jr. interrumpi6 el lnterr0-
gatori0 que Ie hacfa el Procurador
General David II. Wflentx en- In
c0rte, diciendole, NO Olga mas.
No Olga mass"
Hauptmann declare ESQ desputs
que Wilentx 10 hub0 acusndo de
haber hecho faisas dcciaraciones
cuand0 fu6 interrogado en- I'll
Bronx.
~Mentiras. menfiras y mas mem
tiras. acerca del dInero de- Lind
bergh" declare el Fiscal desputs
que fuk interrumpido.
listed me mintl6 tambikn EN-
esfa cnrte7 c0ntestplp Hauptmanns