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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-10
YUGOSLAVIAN GOVERNMENT
ARRESTS OPPONENTS

ZACREB, May 5.-Government arrests
hundreds OF opponents, Gusts foreign news
papermen from Croatia on the heels OF el
ections; claims government triumph
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-10
MANY TEACHERS
OUT OF JOBS

The number of teaching positions in
this country has been reduced from approx
imately 100000 to 100000 by the depres-
sion. Their loss in wages runs up into the
billions of dollars. Yet the government is
spending billions for futile ornaments.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-10
BRITAIN TO BUILD
MORE PLANES

LONDON, May 4.-Reports from DIT
ain said that $116,OOO,0O0 must be ssplIs
for 600 fighting planes in order to luu III
the governments pledge to maintain .
equality with Germany.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-10
By LEM HARRIS

0ocreLAry OF the Farmers National
Committee For Action
The tiny national convention of
the Farmers National Holiday AS
ISOLATION, with perhaps so to 100
members present, has tried to CON-
init the whole organization to a
policy which splits the ranks of
the farmers. Holiday members
should know the facts and correct
the mistakes. l call attention here
TO the fundamental errO being
made the to National Holiday
leadership.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-10
ARRESTS IN
CHAIN FAD

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May Six
persons have been arrested here charged
with illegally using the mails in connection
with the sending of "send-a-dime" letters.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
HOUSE PASSES
WAGNER BILL.
Labor Jubil ant As Magma
Charta" Given Approval After
Long And Bitter Fight

WASHINGTON, June 20 UR -
Labor's Magma Charta," the Wag-
ner labor dispute bill. went back to
the senate today, having received
congressional appreciation after a
long and rocky course through COM
mittees and the floors Of both
houses.
Supported by organized labor and
denounced by a large section of in
dustry, it will be sent to a senate
house committee where minor diff
ferences in the house and senate
versions will be ironed out. 1t prob
ably will be signed by President
Roosevelt and become law within a
week.
The house was held into a night
session to pass it. Angry debate
preceded approval, without a record
vote. Labor expressed its delight
and gratitude. Industry generally
was silent.
The bill was, in effect, the New
Deals" answer to the supreme
court ruling that outlaWed NRA
and its controversial section IA,
guaranteeing labor the right of col
lective bargaining. 1t makes it "an
unfair labor practice for any en-
ployer or his agent to interfere in
any way with organization of work :
ers for collective bargaining pur-
poses.
Industrialists and other enemies
of the bill contend it will enforce
the closed shop on ali Industry.
Labor and proponents of the bill
claim it will not work against the
open shop principle.
The bill will set up three mem -
Der disputes board, When both sides
agree it's decisions will be binding
on both. Court review of it's de-
cisions will be possible only under
specified conditions. Supporters OF
the bill call this board the supreme
court of labor disputes
The gratitude of labor was eX-
pressed by William Green, president
of the American Federal Of Labor.
He and other labor leaders fought
for the bill, claiming that only its
passage would avert widespread
strikes and loss of labor gains under
NRA
"It represents a most advanced
step in legislative achievement for
the workers of the nation" Green
said. II am confident it will prove
itself the Magma Charta of labor OF
the United States"
William j. Connery, chairman OF
the labor committee who inserted
an amendment specifying that none
Of it's provisions was to be con-
strued as an abridgement of the
freedom of the press, hailed it as
"a new declaration of the rights oi
man."
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
PAROLE BOARD
ENDEAVQRS To
Justify SELF

SAN QUENTIN PRISON. Calf
June 20. WR)-Clara Phillips, the
tiger woman of one Of Califorma's
most ferocious slayings, was pre-
sented to the world today as q
woman who can and will make
herself a useful citizen" in life out
side the prison.
Striving to Justify its action in
releasing the former Los Angeles
chorus girl who used y per to
kill her rival in love, " state
board of prison terms and paroles
issued a statement here directed at
the storm CT criticism which fol-
lowed her parole last Monday.
While Mrs. Phillips, now shape
ly matron Of 35, sought seclusiou
and a new chance at the home of
her mother near San Diego, the
board which freed her from prison
after 12 years said of her:
1.-THE life history of Clara Phillips
indicates no inborn criminal nature.
She was raised among good sur
roundings IL a Christian home, was
a dutiful wife for several years, and
committed no infractions of the
law.
A. The prison conduct and indus
Wy record Of the prisoner have
been satisfactory She has been
efficient and faithful in the per-
Torrance OF her duties. Her con-
duct and her mental attitude have
not indicated any trait that would
constitute a menace to society. On
the contrary they indicate she can
and will make herself useful cit
iZen."
While women's clubs and some
newspapers protested her release,
the board said:
THE crime for which she was
convicted was committed under the
greatest provocation. She was con-
vinced that the slain woman Mrs.
Alberta Meadows, young widow
had violated her home and was
about to ciope with her husband,
Armour Phillips. all of which facts
the husband has admitted in a
sworn statement on file with the
board.
"The board appreciated the grav-
ity of the crime but it is also cog
infant Of the fact that under SIM
liar circumstances, many men and
women who have slain intruder
were acquitted by jury or received
a lesser sentence than did Clara
Phillips"
The board mentioned that she
had returned from Honduras vol
UNFAIRLY" with the understanding
she would be given a new trial and
an appeal These were denied her,
the statement said because of a
legal technicality.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

that already had stricken 168 VIC
tins and claimed two lives, anoth-
er outbreak occurred in Los Ange-
les.
At the Les Angeles county gen.
eral hospital, where an epidemic
last year resulted in 1.50O cases and
20 deaths, Dr. Ffshbein said 80 pos
tive cases had been reported and
81 others were under observation.
"Infantiie paralysis" said Dr.
tlshbein, lis always most prevalent
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
WOman's Fate Up To
NeV York Governor

ALBANY, N. Y, June 20. UP 49,
The fate Of buxom Eva Coo await
ing death in the electric chair
next week. rested today with Gov.
Lehman.
Unless he intervenes Mrs. Coo
who killed her crippled handyman
for his insurance, will be the 10th
woman to die in Sing Sing prison.
Her attorneys pleaded for COM
mutation of the death sentence 80
that she might prove her inno-
cence in thenear future"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
CUMMINGS To
PROBE CHARGE
BY MITCHELL

WASHINGTON, June 20 UP) -
Attorney General Homer S. Cum
mings today promised to make a
sweeping" investigation of Ewing
Y. Mitchell's charges against the
department of commerce.
The investigation already is in
process under immediate direction
Of Assistant Attorney General
Joseph B. keenan,, in charge of the
criminal division, Cummings said.
1T will not be limited to what
Mitchell saw fit to write, but it will
be sweeping enough to reach a
definite conclusion" the attorney
general said. An attempt will be
made to find the exact facts"
Cummings announcement follow
ed a second appearance Of Mitchell,
ousted assistant secretary of COM
merce, before the senate commerce
committee.
It was even less productive OF
facts than yesterdays hearing.
Mitchell repeated earlier charges
that insufficient inspection and
regulation by the commerce depart
ment might have been" partly re-
sponsible for the Moro Castle dis
aster and the airplane crash in
which Sen. Bronron Cutting, (Rep),
N. M, was killed.
Mr. Mitchell will be given full
opportunity to submit any letters or
testimony he cares to anything, "
Cummings said.
Cummings said Daniel C. Roper,
secretary of commerce, brought the
question Of the sale of ships to the
Justice departments ttentio n
sometime ago Roper sought a
legal opinion having to do with
whether the government could break
a contract for sale of ships to a
Baltimore concern for scrapping
Asked what he thought about
Mitchells suggestion to PresiC.rnt
Roosevelt that he be appointed a
special assistant attorney general to
conduct the inquiry, Cummings said
THAT introduces an element OF
humor in the situation
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
SUMMONS
No I645O
In the Superior Court of the State
of California III and for the


In the Superior Court of the State
of California IL and for the
County of Imperial
MARY c. ANDREWS. Plaintiff, VS..
WILLIAM ANDREWS, Defend
ant.
j. f. SIMPSON, FL Centro, Calit.,
Attorney for plaintiff.
The People Of the State of Cali
fornia Send Greetings to WILLIAM
ANDREWS, Defendant.
You are hereby directed to appear
and answer the Complaint in an
action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State OF
California, within ten days after
the service on you of this Summons
If served within this county; or
within thirty days if served else
where
And YOU are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
abcve required, the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
~, damages demanded in the COM
nlaint as arising upon contract, or
She will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
Given under my hand and the
eooI of the Superior Court Of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
/ cornia. this u day Of December
1(foQ4
49, EDWARD H. LAW, Clerk
%, OCAr, I, DAVIS, Deputy Clerk.
tSeaD 80 40 ao INN. .
1920
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
BUILDING BUSINESS GAINS

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. UP) 49,
Under the stimulus of a $1,OOOOO0
building and development program
the Gulf Keys, ST. Petersburg is
enjoying a rising summer business.
Building permits have increased 300
Jper cent in value over the same pc
riod last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
EPIDENICS Of
PARALYSIS IN
MANY AREAS

CHICAGO, June 20. U.P)-Re-
ports Of epidemics in many sections
Of the United States brought a
warning today from DR.. Morris
Fishbein, president of the Ameri-
can Medical association, against
the advance of infantile paralysis
AS health officers in North Caro-
lima considered widespread immun-
ization Of children to halt a plague
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
PERsHING's EXAMINER DEAD

CFILLICOTHE, Mo. WP)--George
Asbury Smith, former Missouri
educator, who was injured fatally
in a recent accident, was a mem-
Der of the board that examined
John j. Pershing when he was
nominated for entrance to West
Point.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

Eleven carloads of fat steers were
shipped from Porterville, Tulare
county TO Omaha and Kansas City.
on NAV %.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

~
Perishable Shipments-Shipments
of perishables yesterday, according
to B. A. Harrigan, agricultural
commissioner. consisted of LOG can
tanloupes, So watermelons, % mixed
melons, 30 honeydews, II honey
balls.
Navy blue sheer suits for Imper-
ial Valley Day. Polka Dot Shop
2O-2
Real Good Steaks -Sherwoods.
Fifth and Main. 29to
Booked For Investigation VIM
Hines, DC, was booked at the county
Jail yesterday Tor investigation on
charge of assault. He was arrested
near here.
Full Strength Beer. ice cold -
10c per bottle, $500 per case, sales
tax included. Ice cold wines and
liquors. Family Liquor Store, 48o
Main Street. 15to
Divorce Decree Granted On
grounds of wilfull desertion Judge
McPherrin in superior court yester-
day granted an irfDSrlOcutory decree
of divorce to H. B. Turner, Jr., from
Martha Turner
Just Arrived-Cool wash dresses,
eyelets and voiles, many backless
styles. Polka Dot Shop. 20-2
Building Permits Issued-To S. L.
Hartzell for an addition at $40
Brighton, $500; and to Neale Rain
bow Light company for three Neon
signs at Christensen's Drug Store,
Sixth and Main, $500.
DR.. L. A. Bowman, Chiropractor,
corrects spine and foot disorders
with adjustments, light treatments
and dietetics. Office hours a. m.
to p. m Phone 1895, DR.. Hursts
office. 625 State st. 17-6
Taken To San ernardino-Denny
Stafford, %, was arrested by police
last night on a San Bernardino
county warrant charging petty
theft. Officers from that city came
here at 4 o'clock this morning and
took him back to San Bernardino
for trial.
Ice Cold, Full Alcoholic strength
beer, 1Oc per bottle, case $215,
Drauant beer, full alcoholic
strength, z gallon, Coo; it is sur.
prisingly better. 81 Centre Fish
Market, 799 Main. Alto
Vacation suits in white Or pastel
congo cloth or the new shark skin,
in pink, yellow and white. Mrs,
Lingo'S Smart Shoppe. 20-2
County League To Meet - The
county branch of the state league
of municipalities will meet in I'm
perial tomorrow night at the Wom-
ems Civic club. The meeting Will
start at 7 o'clock.
Under New Management - The
Liberty Cafe, centrally located at
$50 Main street, is, we hear, be-
coming more popular with business
men every day, under the able and
courteous management Of Mr..
George Vedder, who is specializing
in Home Cooking at popular prices.
20-l
City Prisoner Escapes -- Jesus
Cornilles awaiting trial in police
court this morning on a charge of
drunkenness stepped into a back
room for a moment and finding a
door opened onto the alley kept
right on stepping and left without
going through the formality OF a
trial
Don't forget closing out sale at
Pr1r Front. 656 Main. Ito
Marriage License ted
Cristobal Lopez. %, Heber, and
Guillermina Parada, II, of Mt
Signal, were granted a marriage
license at the court house yesterday
afternoon.
DIR. A. B. Hanson, dentist. New
Professional Bldg. Phone SO oto
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

Able-bodied men are being drop
ped from relief rolls III the San
Joaquin valley where plenty of farm
Jobs are available.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

To Attend Convention - Elmer
Heald, district attorney, will attend
the convention of state district at
torneys a Catalina Island on June
&c, 81 and %.
Hotel California Coffee Shop -
Charcoal broiled steak dinners from
> to 3. 26to
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

Kenneth Clark, MADEIRA, recently
bought a fine Duroc herd sire from
the Orchard Home Farms, Osa-
watomie. Kansas.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

during the summer months. grow
ing in intensity from early spring
until late summer, and dying out
In the fan
Common symptoms. he said. are
fever. partial paralysis, drowsiness
and usually a slight pain m the
back of the neck.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

Vineyards in some sections of the
San Joaquin Valley are being dam
aged by the larvae OF The white line
Sphinz moth.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
RADIrso::,, NEWS

Friday, June II
w. II. RHODES-"Safety Movement
of the Imperial Ice and Develop
ment Company"
KXO-6:10 p. NJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

Arizona is ready to use 200 tons of
grasshopper poison in its t3 coun-
ties where this pest Is prevalent.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

DIR. A. B. Hanson, dentist. New
Professional Bldg. Phone 33 otc
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

Don't forget closing out sale at
Blue Front, $50 Main. Ito
La gaceta., 1935-06-06
FUGAR-
Sc DE ESPANA VARIOS
REVOLUCIONARIOS

Madrid, JUNO Clos perio
dicos de Oviedo publican rela-
tos de como lograron fugarse
de Asturias, penetrando en-
Francia, peligrosos elementos
revolucionarios. Ell comite de
San Sebastian estableci6 estre-
chas relaciones con ell de Astu
rias y los dos diSponian de di-
nero para sus fines.
Figuraba de manera promi-
nente en- los trabajos un tai
Herminio Huelga Suarez, como
edo por Hermini6n ell de Te-
tuan. Pasaron la frontera unos
en- barca, otros por ell monte y
algunos, debidamente protegi-
dos, por ell puente internacio-
nal.
Como responsables de esos
trabajos de fuga han sido dete
nidos Juliana Altuna, Ceferino
La gaceta., 1935-06-06
CHUNGAS Y NO EiUAGB
Algo mas sobre la n~ovislssfa Interpretation. =
Secuestrado ell periodista que mandaba pasar
por la taquilla. -PrestamSs de SOC marcos

Ell gobierno no abandona SUI
teoria de que puede G?minar los
jornaleA y lhoras de tfabajo en-
Ia industria-comunican de AVA
shington.
'Ese dominic que Mr.. Roose-
welt quiere ejercer en- beneficio
de la mayorfa de los ciudadanos
de este pals, cae dentro de la
provincial de TODD gobierno bien
organizado.
PerO con la constitution de
por AGA, seg1n la interpreta el
tribunal supreme, no Sc puede
hacer tai cosa; no puede servir-
Sc al pueblo como ell pueblo 10
quiere....
~ habra que recurrir, en- I'LL
timo extreme, a enmendar la
Constitution, la Carta Funda-
mental q. sigue amoldada a los
viejos ideales.
La gaceta., 1935-06-06
Tiraron bombas de gas acrimogeno
en- la legislature

Hartford, Conn, JUNO g.
Al ser disuelta por ell goberna-
dor Cross la 'ingobernable" lie
gislatura del Estado, Sc lama
ron algunas bombas de gas la
crim6geno.
Los representatives rechaza-
ron la demanda del goberna-
dor en- favor de $8,000,000 pa
ra auxiliar a los hombres sin
trabajo Y Sc "divirtieron' ha-
ciendo capiruchos de papel,
gansos, etc. Mientras ell gober-
nador esperaba, la legislature
La gaceta., 1935-06-06

ST ell presidente puede lograr
10 que desea, dentro de la Cons
tituci6n, ell pals quedara conten
to Y sera menor la agitacion en-
las venideras elecciones.
. Pero 81 no es possible defen-
der constitrcionalmente el de-
red.o de los humildes, sera ne
cesario llevar ell Iproblema al
pueblo, en- las elecciones de
1886.
Habra entonces que refor-
mar Y "democratizar" "a Carta
de modo que ell gobierno pueda
cumplir la voluntad popular.
Ahora, con la "novisima" i'm
terpretaci6n las leyes que ell con
greso apruebe Sc converter en-
papeles inservibles al pasar por
la balanza de mas alto tribunal
de justicia.
ESQ va no sucede en- otras de-
mocracias, en- las que Sc respe-
ia tanto como aqui ell derecbo
de las mayorias y las minorias.
La gaceta., 1935-06-06
DEFUNCIONES

Dej6 de existir aver en- SUI
domicilio, casa No. 101 de la
Gale % al Norte, la Sra. Eide
lima Caballero, de AZ amos de
edad. Ademas de su esposo,
Antonio Caballero, lie sobrevi-
ven dos hijas, Sra. Nilda Val
des Y Srta. Madalia Caballero,
y tres hijos, Armando, Rogelio
y Aracelio Caballero.
Armando BoZa dirigira ell
entierro.
La gaceta., 1935-06-06
LOS SEC~UESTRADORES DE
SAN MIGUEL PUSIERON EN-
IIBERTAD A UN HOMBRE
QUE LIE ACOMPANABA
Ell ejercito encsrgado de bus
a a los criminales

Habana, JUNO Clos auto
res del secuestro del millona-
rio ex-periodista don Antonio
San M guel, pusieron hoy en-
Iibertsd a Simon Arleta, que
ecOm2anaba al secuestrado,
con e! encargo de buscar ell res
cate a toda prisa. Arleta Sc pre-
sento en- ell domicilio del abo-
gado Pedro Herrera Sotolongo
amigo de- San Miguel, entire
gandole n carta de los cri-
minales.
Dicese que por ell rescate Sc
demanda la cantidad de 500
mil peso; pero Sotolongo ME-
ga tai extreme.
Los individuos que Sc apode
raron de San Miguel Sc lleva-
ron tembicn con ellos a SUI cho-
fer, Constantine Prieto; su
guarda personal, Modesto Lyle
sias. y su ayuda de camara.
Fuerzas del ejerc.to y de La
policia buscsn a los se~cuestra-
dores, que Sc supone cometie-
ell delito para recaudar di-
nero en- favor de la revolucion.
Calculase La fortuna del vie
jo periodi-ta entire q y 6 milo
mes de pesos. Entire sus familia
res figuran los Sres. Rogelio y
Horacio Diaz Pardo.
La gaceta., 1935-06-06

Enmienda presentada a una
ordenanza de la ciudad de New
York por ell CONCEAL Sr. Fair
l,ild: Para que I'm extranje-
70 pueda pronunciar discusses.
polfticos en- las GALES, debera
antes mostrar sus papeles de
ciudadano americana.
Razones que ex9one ell senpr
edil: "Imagfnense ustedes a un
ciudadano americana yendO a
Francia, Alemania, Russia, Chi
ma o Italia a detener la genie
en- una esquina y pronunciar
discursos atacando al gobier-
no..
Al que tai cosa haga en- Ale
mania lie mandarin a la carcel
hasta que sa divide del lugar
de su nacimiento... Ell mismo
lprocedimiento lie aplicaran en-
Russia, Francia, China y la Co
dhinchina.
Quien no tiene la ciudadania
del pals no debe pronUnciar dis
cursos p~oliticos; pero "secreta-
mente" puede organizar a sus
amigos y familiares, que son
ciudadanos, y ponerios en- con-
ira de los individuos de "mente
estrecha'.
La gaceta., 1935-06-06

"tiraba a broma" ell problema.
Repentinamente Sc sinti6 un
ruido en- los bancos repubii-
canos Y ell gas l~acrim6geno en-
pez6 a hacer llorar a los legis-
ladores y visitantes. Nc habian
terminado los ugieres de linn
piar la "atm6sfera' cuando o.
ira bomba de la misma clase
explot6 en- los bancos demo-
cratas. Lloraban los represen-
tantes, con los panuelos ocul-
tando las caras inflamadas; pc
70 Ell gobernador no quito nj
una sola palabra a su mensaje.
La gaceta., 1935-06-06
FRANCOIS PIETRl TRATA
DE FORMAR UN NUEVO
GOBIERNO

Paris, JUNO Gel exminis-
tro de marina Francois Pietri,
cumpliendo instrucciones del
presidente Lebrun, trata hoy
de formar un gabinete que re-
suelva la crisis financiera.
Pietri es un notable hacen-
dists y un protegido del expri-
mer ministro Jose Caillaux.
Tienese entendido que reco-
mendaron a Pietri ell exprimer
ministro Herriott e Ivon Del
bros, un prominente radical so
cialista.
La gaceta., 1935-06-06

emple& YM nueVa organlza =
ci6n. go
Calculase por el gobiernO que
con 1900 hombres bastaran en-
el nuevo estado de cosaS. Unos
1000 seran cesanteadcs.
Por recommendation del Pre-
sidente Roosevelt. ell "solicita-
dor" general Reed estudia ell pro
yect2 de ley Guffey, que de "a
.crobarse pudiera impe3.r la
huelga de mineros llamada para
ell dia IS. Con la ~ Gu'fey Sc
procura estabilizar la industrial
carbonera y los obreros deman
dan su a~probacion.
FL general Johnson, eXjefe de
la NRA, manifesto anoche que
Sc intensified la tendencia a re-
bajar les rreciOs y que las pro
mesas de respetar voluntaria-
mente la NRA de NADIA valen.
IiReitero su prediction de que
muy graves des6rdenes ocurri-
ran en- este verano, 81 Sc trata
de llevar de nuevo q la naci6n
a los "talleres de SUD r" "Yo
sligo comhatien3o por la NRA
y lie mantengo alto 81 radio, aun
que Ell oso esta muerto."
ME rompe ell c0raz6n yer 10
que Sc ha iecho, y al mismd
tempo creo que es 10 meior que
p2dia haber sucedido."
La gaceta., 1935-06-06
MCLEOD NOMBRADO RE-
CIBTDOR PARA LA DE SOTO

Ell juez federal Alderman
firm6 aver una orden nom5ran
do recibidor de la compania
cervecera DeSoto al Sr. Will
liam M. Mcleod.
Del case Sc hizo cargo, por
delegation del juez Alderman,
ell referee en- bancarrota Sr.
Nathan R. Graham.
Creese que 81 no Sc presen-
tan pruebas en- contrario, la
compahia sera declarada en-
bancarrota.
La gaceta., 1935-06-06

Acaban de ~secuestrar, en- la
cacital Guiana, ell viejo expe-
riodista Antonio San Miguel.
En les mejores amos de su
carrera, 81 no hemos sid0 NAL
inf ma los, vendia sus edito-
riales a companies v particles
polfticos.
Escribia en- SUI diario: A no
sotros Sc nos aprecia mejor
cuan5o Sc pasa antes por la ia
quilla.
Hizo una fortuna Y Sc retro
de les negocics. Ahora, cuando
disfrutaba del dinero honrada-
men J.: anadIo, indivia.Os des-
conocidos resolvieron secueS-
trarl0.
iProbablemente lie pediran
un rescate tan crecido como ell
de "Fallita" Bonet!
La gaceta., 1935-06-06

I'm senior apellidado Cador-
ma nos escribe: Me pide ell Ca
lego" capataz de Corral lie avi-
Sc a uStedes q. carece de funda-
mento ell rumor de que Alfonso y
Castillo han puesto en- venta es-
pecial los billetes entregados a
ellos. Nj un centavo menos nj
un centavo mas admiten por los
tickets, que venden en- can't
dades, en- racimos..."
"Se han comprado nuevos
trajes de bano para la fiesta
de playa" que no pagaran, por
que va tienen la victoria en- los
bolsillos".
Queda complacido ell Sr. Ca
dorna, delegado del Galld2o en-
tan delicada y leal question.