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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-11-08
RYE PRODUCTION
MEETING IS SOON

A meeting will be held in the
court room in Plentywood on Mon
day, November 18th, at 1870 nm.
to explain the new Rye Production
Control Program, says M. J. Pet
erson, County Extension Agent.
Mr.. R. J. Jorder of Washington
u. G: will present the main featuT-
es OF the new program at this meet
ing.
Farmers who are operating
farms on which rye was grown and
harvested as grain during one or
more of the years 1880, 1881, 1892,
known as the standard base period,
may enter into a rye adjustment
contract with the secretary of ag-
riculture.
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WESLEY

Miss Dorothy Walters and Miss
Frances lverson entertained at a
halloween party Thursday night at
the home Of Dorothy Walters. A
delicious halloween menu was P1v-
ed BY the hostesses at nine thirty.
Contest games of various Kinds
constituted the evenings eTter-
tainment. At a late hour, the doz-
-n guests present departed for
their various homes.
Alfred Helm left last Fiday
for the cities where he will visit
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Herim and son
Melvin arrived Wednesday from
Greenbush Minnesota and have
rented the Edwin Helseth farm at
Lone Tree.
Anton 0theim of Crosby attend
ed to business affairs in Westbypn
Wednesday.
Jens Jensoc' who is employed It
New Deal is spending the week
with his family. \
Charlie Wicklund called in West.
by Monday to visit friends. He re.
turned to Fort Peck on Tuesday.
4 Townsend meeting was helC
at the A0.U.W. hall on Tuesday
night, Carl Johnson read severa.
papers in regard to the old age per
son. Many signed up as members
lhere certainly will be peppy
music Saturday night at the West.
oy Pavilion. Don't fail to come a.
you are assured a good time.
4 few neighboring friends gath
e eTet' at the home of Mrs. A. 7
ElSSn to help her celebrate he
birthday anniversary Thursday af
VIuOOn.
En- Ersk Eggen Of Pleasant Vale,
STta ded to business affairs i.
We.tby Thursday. go go
M and Mrs. Erick Biorke @
day night. 40 "e''oy Gun
D Ms Chas. johnson and Mrs. f
5 5rla INV were Daneville callers Sur
Jay afternoon. Jun
=. Mrs, Mary Miller, daupibtar He
en- sn,,, ana son Clair of Plentvwoo
Sa pvna Sunday at Westbv at tn
"' To5. o. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed IversoI
iDo ,V st Fran has now started sery
q, S ~. p;st class hamburger sardwic
tsr a !. 4, not soup at his lunch cour
H. = tha'lie Myers pool hall.
sDs su.' and Mrs. Edwin Tverso
frisr r, sunday night with McFlro
JCbrso,n' ,''ii bundt and Mrs. Cha
r noon son o. spent last Sunday afte.
''On ,s a. Daneville.
Of s slr, and MIS-: Martin Paulsc
irisnG5ssa 9 :, called on Westf
IT. and Mrs. Gresseth and So
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HUNGRY DAYS
Continued frompage one)

CONTINUED frompage one)
old. eve are slowl. starving to
death"
All of this extra Misery is OF
this years vintage. i belongs to
this period when recovery is well
under way" when ballyhoo pcliti-
clans are singing eestatically
Happy DAYS are here again"
It is a by-product of the new
policy of sending this business Of
relief" which Republican and Dem
ocratic conservatives alike ap
plauded So loudly, when Roosevelt
announced it to Congress last Jan
uary.
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npSERV

= Nielsen Nielsen made a 4,5 busi
9 5S noFaingg' rotdal left By tr al
w. Ma A. On n thursday { where aS c op
I'll Fl sntsr, tae H HStdsl has been il
5tii health all fall. ...,,rned from
F !Tc1Fsatiy improved s.d in S Talmal
Fsaalss escorted two g eaT PauI o. o.
5basda ,SE.;,oonell Of the state 5f. Be-? :,
g:{ = vas a business 0a''s'
S % ,; 14afS'I IS making exten n,
cjS 3o,5nr o,;esa to his ga'as'
Il, week. # the P. C. Petersen
FIe' diIl b be ssddenedl BY, by the the
eNsn: d s.trid d. Petersen: The fun m
ba1a I'll & A se held in Wisconsin n.' OF
sral Will VII. y Mr.. IIsen made man
rass5ayi; IN 1 this community T IaI.e
iaeads III here last summer. JAKE axe
ast.ns n T[s. Str S;;ttffandskov and IN. Mr.
Psts; sen vii Xiii Andersen of Fr3 9pI
~ ME- IL EAR Sunday morning f0'
Wisconsin, sslroiysl held recently un 1IleI
The cS,.,' ., Of the Dramatic ClG ~
lie s1sP,%SSS' Pat of this sum will
P5 IT, eq Fae :s"s spent zen sunday VI, in
: g ,.s'sr as the guest Of G. John
s.. and Mrs. James Henderson ,,II
"! o. @- lean are leaving Thurs s,
cd cd 8 3er Yp lin, whe!e they will
Day ,r Di for ten days:
7lS y. End md Mrs. Frank Carpenter
Me-: ~, a'f from m >, Minot where they
F !ii.sJ over the week end.
Tls I g G'nS@r;ck addressed a group
, Ss sa.,n, siii in Froid Saturday
nig 5a,. KaIlsk spent the week end
I ris.gow. Harry, who has been
l5. Gi-es his mothers for a week
), ,,s, i.,-s, with him. o,,.o,.
..i I'D for their husbands on Sat
a. ~ evening at the school house Use
R15se ~as played at seven tables;
D DIuss 70, high score were awarded
!. M " and Mrs. EversOn. Low
70 so,I NJ, or i1l,s went to Maxine R &
!. sr 4 Eage Christensen. After
W. s.S s''I dancirg was enjoyed until
I.l Y. ,S;rtw. The music rendered by
Mr. M and Mrs. Aage Christensen
was yery good. a., .ro.
" n, and Mrs. Gust Strand were
Sunday evening guests at the u
Land horne. ,,,o,.o
M Max Rorvig ard Bina Mu1k were
Optcmetrlc patients in PlentywOod
on Tuesday. -. .,.o,, =.
,sr from town Monday afternoon.
Nagnns Daniels had to make a ten
miIe drive on Tuesday to recover
bis limousine, which had been TAX
en- en- BY mistake by another person,
vhe left his car on the street here.
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burnley, S6.UO.
State tuberculosis Sanitariun,
supplies for patients, $3.50.
State tuberculosis Sanitarium,
care of patients, $4,000.
Mrs. Ed Iverson, care of J. Tang
void, $500.
E. J. Luchau, house rent, Peter
sen, $1,000.
Home Grocery, groceries, poor
farm, $54.63.
c. M. Hall, salary and expenses,
August, $1O5.20.
c. M. Hall, salary and expenses,
July, $1,000.
Alice Clawson, allowance, $500
A. S. HendriGfson house rent,
Hansen, $500.
Mrs. c. R. Brock, disqualification,
$32.O5.
VIM. Erntner, house rent, Sa-
chow, $1,000.
VIM. Hackman, house rent, Cor
nelius, $3.50.
]. L. Sorem, groceries, poor farm
1914.
Miller's Pharmacy, prescriptions
for poor, $11.1O.
F. ]. Aklestad, supplies for poor
farm, 5000.
Theo. Storassli, coal for poor
farm, $3.50.
VIM .Hanish, house rent, Berger
bakken, $500.
st. Joseph Hospital, hospitaliza-
ton, Donna Nelson, S22.O3.
Elizabeth JUL, care of Bergh
children. $4,000.
John O'Grady, old age pension,
$4,000.
Paulbeck Store, supplies for poor
farm, $1O.14.
Bridge Fund
H. Anderson, bridge work, $500.
Jesse G. Badwell, bridge work,
$500.
M. Skordahl, bridge work, $500.
Hellekson Lumber Co., bridge
material, $9.08.
A. C. Hendrickson, unloading
planks, $19.08.
Lincoln Lumber Co., bridge
planks, $624.6O.
Library Fund
Ruth L. Johnson, August salary,
$4,000.
Mildred Erickson, salary, $13.40.
Mt. st. Tel. & Tel. Co., rentals,
$3.50.
Penalty and Interest Fund
Hans G.. Kaas, refund, $191.23.
On motion the following claims
were disallowed in full:
Korine K. Kurtz, salary, $3.50.
Mrs. ]. w. Bucklin, house rent,
Brisby, $500.
Ovidia Grimsrud, allowance, $40.
Andy G. Anderson, room and
board, Thieser, $4,000.
Frances P. Bucklin, house rent,
Brisby, $500.
Monarch Lumber Co., rent, hop
per poison, $3.50.
Mrs. Jurdie Smith, house rent,
Loutzenheiser, $500.
Trinity Hospital, care of r. Ras-
mussen, $101.85.
At 5 o'clock p. m. the Board
adjourned until 9 o'clock a. m.
September 9Th, 1885, the Board
resumed, all members of the Board
and the Clerk present.
On motion, the Clerk and Re-
the County, AFT I papers III irUrIteev-
tion with the Governments pro-
Gram of Wheat Allotment.s
The Clerk was instructed to SEND
| Bill to- Arkwright Construction GO.
for the use of County machinery
On motion, the monthly reports
for the month of August, 1882 o.
the sheriff, Clerk of Court and the
1 Clerk and Recorder and the Clerks
Trial Balance for the month O.
July, 1895, were approved.
At IL o'clock noon. the Boar
/. recessed until 2 o'clock p. m.
At 2 o'clock o. m. the Board re
sumed, all Members of the Boar
:, and the Clerk present.
On motion, the County Treasur
r err was granted a leave of absenc
from the state ON September ct
/ and 10th. =,
The Board spent the balance {
the afternoon considering apgncs
IS lions for Old Age Pensions Kene
Administrator and County Urea
t. urer present as members OF u
Old Age Pension Commission.
n, At 5 o'clock p. m. the Board a.
journed.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-11-08

It Is always dangerous to clean
clothing with gasoline. "a
Strong tea is q splendid first aiu
to burns.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-11-08

It has been ascertained there
were in the World War 5,32S per-
sons by the name of Smith in the
army, and 6,849 in the Navy and
Marine Corps.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-11-08

A submarine can dive from the
surface and submerge to a depth
Of fifty feet in 60 seconds.
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g5Ss5 5' 5Eg.se from producer -
ono western Cedar, s in. ? # f.
erIo.sil Se apiece for less thar ~,
. yo SS; ISc if carload, delivered
I. WI place: See or write q.
o. POO POO Medicine Lake Mont
NNucers News, Plentywood.
@ys. W VI ure-bred Bronze tur-
sSs. q d6C oa Toms, $500 500 each sct
haakso;'U.G each if taken before
Pie Se;iving. Nicely marked
No vSsa,l,i,n!lng strain. Also have ave
2iy '1 caring toms verv reason r
sottoIp 'iS Ss Mrs. Charles 0O 4
VII Medicine Lake, Mont
It'll
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REDUCED price on everything
at Johnson's Store. 1tp
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
~CONDENADOS POR LOS
DE URGEN
GA

Madrid, Agosto 8.-Los tri :
bunales de urgencia han imtpues
to, en- differences lugares de Es-
pana las penas que siguen:
En- OrenSe, por tenencia Ill
cita de armas, seis meses de
carcel a Jose Cadavid, Luciano
Rodriguez Carracedo, MarceIi-
no Blanco Fernandez y Fran :
cisco Barrio Anton; en- Murcia,
por tenencia de armas, multas
a JESUS Valyerde y Victor Va
len; Santander, ocho amos de
preside mayor a Hermenegil :
do Marquina y Eusebio Garcia,
por robo v coacci6n; Almeria,
Miguel Carrillo, por tenencia de
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

re disipar las dudas de Andrea.
i Els tan buena y tan sencilla y
me quiere tanto!... Pero 81 So
ledad vuelve a la raz6n, TODD Sc
ra lnutil,.. Fl medico del Hos
pltal era un ignorante, y a su
lgnorancia debo en- gran parte
Ell compromise en- que me halo.
Me asegur6 que la locura de "a
quella lnfeiiz era incurable...
no haber sido asi, 20 hubie-
Sc tornado ctras medidas.
TOGO Ell timbre para que en-
trase su 2riado a ayudarle a
vestirse, y Sc presento ell ma
yordomo.
Este llevaba una carta en- la
mano y la entreg6 a Luis, d.
ciendo:
La han traido hace POGO
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

,vefa perfectamente, a traves de
la verja que dividia ell jardin,
la entrada del establecimiento.
Oy6se ell ruido de un coeae
que Sc detenia Y a POGO entr6
en- ell Manicomio I'm caballero.
Era Luis.
Jorge, que, al Dir ell ruido del
carruaje, habia mirado ansiosa
mente hacia la yeria de entra-
da, murmur6 con algeria:
AL fin!
Soledad 10 Sc di6 cuenta de
Luis avanzaba lentamente
per ell canine sombreado de
arboles que conducia al edifi-
Marchaba muy preocrpado Y
completamente abstraido en- sus
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
0UE CONTRA LA Boil
"a DE LUIS

Chicago agoato 8.-Una petit
|cion de interdicto hecha por Ju
illus j. Browdy contra la bolsa
del pG2il Jose Luis, fue recha-
zada por ell juez Fred Rush, de
Ia cOrte del circuito.
Browdy, exsocio en- ell nego-
clio de imprenta de Julius Black
dice que este utilize $4,000 de la
imprenta para lhaoerse coaso-
Iciado, con John W, Roxbor9ugh
en- Ia direction de Jose Luis.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
ANUNCIESE EN-
LA GACETA

la destinada a los dementes al
bergados eli la casa.
Veiase, pues, perfectamente,
desde ell departamento de las
locas quien salia Y entraba, a
.traves de la indicada verja.
En- esta parte de jardin, tras
la veria era donde ell doctor y
la loca sostenian ell anterior dia
logo.
La impaciencia de Jorge iba
en- aumento.
i uanto tarda !-decia.-
Isl no vinlera!
y debia formar parte de su
plan ell permanecer ALI con la
pues en- mas de una
OCCASION esta quiso a~lejarse de
aquel sitio Y 81 la detuvo.
BESIDE donde Sc hallaban, Sc
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
PLEITOS Y

Sara D~arte Fere conrra Ra
mon Perez; Inez NJ. Lines con-
tra r. Earl Lines; A. Patrone
contra c.. c. Whitaker; Lula
belle Lau contra Frank W. Lau;
Johnnie O. Dederick contra
Tom z. Dederick; Sam Traina
contra Antonio Scaglione; Otto
Kreher contra Anita Kreher.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
reffeXiOneS.

reffexioneS.
jorge aguard6 ell momento de
que ell conde pasara frente a
Iellos. Entonces, senalandose-
10 a la loca, lie pregunt6, con "a
cento imperative:
d QUEEN es ese hombre?
Agenas Soledad 10 hubo mi
RADIO, abri6 los labios para gri-
tar "iGustavo" Pero ell medi-
|co tap6le la boca con la mano
antes de qEe gritara Y Sc llev6
de ALI a Ia fuerza a la demente,
diciendo:
La primera parte de mi
plan ha salldo bien; veremos ell
resto.
Luis prosigui6 Su canine, sin
darse cuenta de NADIA.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
La Gaceta Folletin No 247
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

da?... iQue yenga pronto!...
iPronto!... Anda: We y die que
venga!..
Jorge sonreia s~atisfecho.
Habia conseguido preparar a
la loca como deseaba, para que
la presencia del condo produje-
Sc en- ella 81 efecto apetecido.
-Ahora,- an hablan
do consigo mismo,-s6lo falta
que 81 haya recibido la carta y
acuda al llamamiento. I'm re-
traso, un entorpecimiento cual-
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Los cardenales vapulearon a
los Rojos, mientras los Piratas
con Blanton de pitcher, dejaban
en- blanco a los Cubs. Solo sc We
rificar5n dos desafics en- este
circuito.
Cincinnati DC, 11lh, lie; st,
Lhis &c, 8h, De.
Pittsburgh &c, 14h, De; Chica
go &c, Oh, 4e,
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
4evinsky asegura ~ 6aers era \
una victima facil para eI negro
Tony Cancela puso a dormir a CdFh Griffin

Chicago, AgCsto $40 que
les fieles esperaban, confiando
en- la potencia y destreza del
negro de Dettit, sucedio ano-
che, en- Ell terreno de pelota de
Cominskey, y King Levinsky
..fue dsclarado vencido, por ell ar
.bitro, a los dos minutes y q Sc
del primer asalto. Los
fcrmidables punos de Jose Luis
Icayeron sobre ell maltratado
cuerro del '~ipescador" Y este ca
Iy6 tres veces a la Iona.
Levinsky Sc hallaba recosta :
do a las sogas. pidiendo clemen-
cia, cuando ell referee Sc inter
.puso, levantando ell brazo del flu
ituro campeon. En- alta voz sc lie
Ioy6 decir al h8breo: No dejen
que me pegue otra vez; va tengo
bastante."
Acometiendo salvajemente, Ell
negro do una prueba a los 40
mil espectadores de como pien-
sa batirse con Max Baer y ia
mes j. Braddock hasta conquis-
tar la corona de su categorfa.
BESIDE ell principle Sc pudo "a
preciar que Levinsky es va una
figura del pasado. Solo descar-
GO Ell hermano de Lena un pune
tazo solido. una derecha, que
do en- una oreja del negro, sin
laStimarlo.
Los primeros seis golpes de
Jose Luis surtieron efecto en- la
cabeZa de Su rival y la primera
cuenta fue de dos segundos. LIE
whisky Sc incorpor6 para eaer
de nuevo, esta vez por cineo Sc
gundOs. Nuevos terribles golpes
y la tercera caida, con la cuen-
ia de cinco.
Levinsky quiso montar a la
bicicleta y catpear los golpes; pc
70 Luis lie llev6 a la sega, AGO.
metiendolo sin misericordia. En-
|tonces Sc Girigi6 al referee So
iicitando diera por terminado
ell combate.
Max Baer tambien puso a
dormir al pescador, hace algu :
nos meses, pero tard6 mas item
pc que ell castro" de Detroit.
La vergonzante derrota pone
t6rmino a la carrera pugiiistica
del joven de Chicago, que duran
te su carrera soStuvo combates
con Tommy Loughran, Mickey
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

FL extenso jardin que ha5ia
delante de la Casa de Curaci6n
estaba div;dido en- dos parties
iguales bor una e!evada verja.
Una de aquellas parties, co
rrespondia . las oficinas Y de-
pendencias generates del edifi-
clio, Y en- ella estaba la entrada
establecimiento; la otra era
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
MARTIN ERA UN MORFINO
MANO

Barcelona, Agosto 8.-Las in
vestigaciones hechas por ell juz
t:lado en- relaci6n con la muerte
del joven Ricardo Munoz Mar
tin revelan que era an adicto a
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

dos meses de ~arresto;
Burgos, U0aIdo AyuR dos me
ses de carcel y militia de 256 pc
setas, per reSistencia a las au-
toridaddes La Coruha, Ramon
.Cantos Mouris, r~e.istencia a ser
detenido, multa de 100 pesetas;
Soria, Z6zimo Calvo Romero y
Andres Garces Garcia, por a
tentad9, ~eis meses y un dia.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
O DE SIXTO ESCO-
BAR ~

Montreal, agosto Sci por-
torriqueno Sixto Escobar, que
reclama para 81 ell titulo de cam
icon del peso "bantam'Aque
d2ora pertenece al Nanol
Sangchili por una victoria So
bre AL Brown, venci6 anCcha
por decision, en- diez asaltos, al
noruego Peter Sanstol.
La comisi6n atl6tica de Mon
treal ha roconocido a Escobar
como ell campeon del mundo,
por haber sido declarada va
cante la corona por la Asocia-
ci6n Nacional de Boxeo.
n. r. Con la frescura pecu-
liar de alglnas comisiones de
'boxeo no Sc quiere reconocer a
Sangchili, ell valenciano, Ell titu
10 que lie p%ertenece por haber
.hatido a Al Brown, Ell campeon
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Yankees dividieron un
un doble desafio con los Me
dias Rojas, tocandole perder de
nuevo a Vernon Gomez.
Indios y Medals Blancas tam
bien Sc dividieron I'm doble jue
go.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

quiera, inutilizaria tantoS es-
fuerz0S.
Y mientras seguia hablando
con Soledad para que no Sc des-
Yaneciese Ell ella la idea de que
pronto iba a yer a Gustavo, di-
rigia ansiosas miradas a la YER
ia de entrada al Manicomio.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
CAPITULO TX
Ell lazo

Ell conde de Andrade habiase
despertado aquel dia a las diez
de la manaEa.
No habia logrado conciliar ell
Isueno hasta cerca del amane-
Ger.
Los penSamientos que tanto
lie atormentaron la noche ante
rior, seguian breocupandole
aun.
Incorporate en- Ell lecho. per-
maneci6 unCs INSTANCES pensa-
two, murmurando:
-Creo que, al fin, consegui-
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

New York sc, 12h, 2e; BaSsl
ton &c, Oh, lie.
New York &c, 1Ch, lie; Boy
ton 4c, Oh, Be.
Chicago &c. Oh, De; Clevsk
&c, 11h, De.
Chicago &c, 81, lie; CleN
1c, 8h, De.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

del sueno."
Luis acept6 los aplausos sin
demcstrar la mas minima emo
cion.
Al llegar Levinsky a su ca
merino grunonamente comen-
to: "Un accidente lie ocurre a
cualquiera'',
Luis dijo a los periodistas
que Mr.. Baer peleara conmigo.
Levinsky solo pudo pegarme un
|punetazo y no me lastimo.
Creese que Embellishments
Sc iniciaran las negociaclones
para un comhate entire ell ex-
campe6n Y 81 negro, en- la fecha
de septiembre 26. Mike Jacobs,
director del Club Si2lo Veinte,
espera conseguir la firma de
Ancil Hoffman.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

L mo~f;na Hqre esta droga lie
cause la. muerte. Martin era Wis
to frecr Gatemente en- compania
de personals que consumer la
mortifera droga.
Al princirio Sc crey6 en- la DO
sibilidad de I'm crimen, zero la
teoria ha sido desechada.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
Jose Luis venci6 e6l'
nef asalto a LevinMy

j6ven de TaItca, Fla, tpuso a
en- Ell 0primer asalto a
Cor GAffin, de Columbus, es-
tado We Georgia.
Cancela lie ATTIC una terrible
dered.::a al cuerpo y despues O.
ira a la mandibula.
ofreci6 la pelea Lui6tevins-
ky ell empresario joe Foley, que
no pud9 varla, porque la
mavera pasada psrdi6 20
> = ! = ! !
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
PdlGbraS de Levinsku

Rodeado por los periodistas,
fuera de su camerino, ell "pes-
cador' hermano de Lena hablo
asi: Jose Luis pega mas fuer-
te que ningdn otro hombre: ma
tara a Max Baer 81 los dos sc
meten en- un ring. Ye no lie
pedi al arbitre que parara el
c9mbate. Die algo, que no pue-
do recordar 10 que era, Me SEN
ii lastimado, lpero estoy SECURE
de que TO demande compassion.
81 primer golpe que me pogo
fue un gancho de izquierda, Sc
me doblaron las piernas y cal.
Una dereoha fu6 el otro pune.
tazO".
Izzy Kline, que escuchaba la:
palabras de Levinsky, Sc metit
en- la conversation y dijo: lie.
whisky desea pelear de nuevp
con Luis.
En- uno de los prelimirare,
del programa. Tony Cancela, e
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

Walker, Primo Camera, Jack
.S1arkey y otros.
ns esnprtadoro, so lr1,siaron
Evening star., 1935-06-13

Each kit contains enough cotton
to make q chair back and arm rest
set together with directions and
a needle, so you can start at oncel
Palais Royal-Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1935-06-13

About TOO yards, In ten choice
patterns of room-size lengths. Also
other good makes included at this
special price.
Palais Royal-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1935-06-13

As easy to get into as one-two-
three! Cute and cool to wear for
breakfast, when fixing cocktails,
or dinnerl Wrapround skirt pro-
vides a shadow-proof back panel.
Puff sleeves, youthful necklines.
Regular sizes.
Palais Royal-Third Floor
Evening star., 1935-06-13

Broken assortments and discon-
tinued styles of rayon undies; vests.
panties and stepins in well tailored
and lace trimmed styles. Some
mesh garments in the lot.
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1935-06-13

being subjected to almost as many
sets Of regulations as there are States.
Georgia appears to be the only State
which has an embargo on liquor, while
permitting its use within the State.
Georgia requires that its recent law
that only wine made from Georgia
products and fermented in the State
may be sold or possessed there.
Maryland prohibits the importation
CT dead wild game In closed season
and along with other Seaboard States
restricts entry of certain sea foods to
those that meet approval.
A demand that milk and other dairy
products brought In from the outside
meet the standards required of dairy
Evening star., 1935-06-13
Hopkins Defends F.E.R.A. set.Up

CHICAGO, June IL (R.--Harry L.
Hopkins, Federal emergency r<lief ad-
ministrator, yesterday defended the
present r. z. r. A. set-up in an ad-
dress before the National Conference
Of Bakery Executives here.
He estimated that instead Of the
$3.50 600, 900 to $175,0o0. 600 per month
now being spent for direct relief, a
total Of SIS 5,000,0 might be sufficient
under different plan, but said the
result would be breakdown OF in
dustry, the distributing system and
the morale of persons on relief"
Evening star., 1935-06-13

Maine bars green corn on the cob,
along with certain flowers and plants.
Corn, incidentally, has been the object
OF numerous embargoes in efforts to
halt spread Of the corn borer pest.
New Hampshire, in company with
most OF the States. has a strict bar
on entry of diseased cattle.
A certificate of inspection is re-
quired for importation of cattle and
various plants into North Carolina,
but milk requirements are fixed by a
standard ordinance in 1o2 municipali-
ties.
The District Of Columbia bars no
products, but requires that milk meet
its standards.
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men within the State Is generally
made. Some States, particularly New
York and New Jersey, hold the right
to bar dairy products from other States
where inspection shows the dairies un-
satisfactory.
Georgia places an embargo on farm
produce If its homegrown crops are
sufiicient to meet its needs.
Ohio refuses to register new auto
mobiles purchased by Ohioans in
neighboring States unless Its 3 per cent
sales tax Is paid.
Artificially- -colored oranges are
barred from Pennsylvania, which
offers a reciprocal agreement on cattle
and nursery products.
Evening star., 1935-06-13
Resurfacing Bid Accepted.

Acceptance of the s35.o7O bid OF the
Highway Engineering and Construc-
ton Co., Seventh and T streets north
east, for resurfacing various section Of
streets. was announced today by the
District Commissioners. The next
lowest bid was $37,135, submitted by
Mcguire and Rolfe, Inc, First and o
streets southeast.
Evening star., 1935-06-13
States Raise Barrier against
Dairy and Farm Produce

in its purpose, which is under the con-
stiCutional guarantee Of right TO pro-
tect the health of its citizens. The
checks range from requiring that prod
ucts for importation meet the stand
ards of the State of origin to an abb
solute embargo.
Alcoholic liquors are an exception.