davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-03-12

manufacture of cellulose from Ha-
waiian sugar cane in small plant
built by private interests there to
determine If 1t Is economically
feasible.
Cellulose has been made from sugar
cane refuse before. but not Of as
high quality as the product pro-
duced by Lynch's process, which is
of the highest grade.
Bagasse Is especially adaptable to
use in making cellulose because there
Is no problem of collecting raw ma
terials. 1t Is already accumulated at
sugar cane mills, by-product which
in the past was used mainly for fuel.
Lynchs process uses q new agent
for pulping the sugar cane refuse
dilute nitric acid. Although its pulp
ing properties have been known for
years, 1t was only recently that new,
cheap processes for making ammonia
insure a supply Of nitrict acid mex
pulpiug.
Evening star., 1935-03-12
HUNGER MARCHERS
ELECTED BY SHERIFF
200 Camping in Courthouse Are
Forced to Leave After Re-
ceiving 500 Donations.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
McALESTER, Okla, March IL. -
Under the threat of tear gas barrage,
more than 200 men, women and chill
dren hunger marchers" were ouSted
today from the court house, where they
threatened to stay until they were
given food, clothing and jobs.
The demonstrators, unemployed coal
miners and farmers and their fam
lilies, who had occupied the court house
since last Friday, offered no resistance.
"You must get out and stay out as
long as I am sheriff Of Pittsburg
County" Sheriff H. H. Sheriff. told the
crowd. "You can't run things your
own way"
Before they started to leave the
sheriff gave the leaders his personal
check for 500 to purchase food, but
insisted it was donation.
The ragged aSSemblage OF whites
and colored had spent most OF the
night praying, singing hymns aud
listening to quartet.
Yesterday they had refused to leave
the building to accept food sent from
Oklahoma City by Gov e. w. Marland.
Instead the marchers munched
sandwiches purchased with $40 do
nation from Mayor Bryan Burton OF
Krehs, Q village near here.
Evening star., 1935-03-12
RAIN WITH SNOW
FORECAST IN CITY
28-Degree Temperature in Sight
for Tonight, With To-
morrow Cold.

Rain, probably changing to snow
and much colder tonight was forecast
for the District at the Weather Bu-
reau today.
The two-day precipitation Is ex-
pected to end. however. some time
during the night and clear skies are
in prospect for tomorrow. The tenn
perature is expected to go down to
about % degrees tonight 1t will
continue cold tomorrow. 1t may pos
sibly warm up some by Thursday, the
forecaster said.
There is nothing very unusual seen
for the season In tonights tempera-
ture, 1t was pointed out by the fore
caster, who explained the normal
mean temperature for the date is a
degrees.
Evening star., 1935-03-12
R|CHBERG LISTS
I CODES TO DROP
100000 Workers Would
Be Affected by His Rec.
concentrations.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Donald R. Richberg today listed II
codes, covering 100000 workers,
which, in his opinion. could be elimi-
mated from the code structure in the
new N. K. A.
In giving the list to the Senate
Finance Committee, the recovery CO.
ordinator said dropping this large
number" Of local industries was his
personal recommendation and that
other witnesses would urge the regu-
lation of local businesses.
This entire list has given rise to
the major complaints" Richberg said
of the codes he named. In general" !"
he said. they were the ones with
which difficulty was being expert
enced."
''On the other side of the picture we
have approximately 5000, 900 employees
in this group, who are operating un-
der low-wage conditions"
Realty Brokers Included.
The list included nine service trade
codes which Richberg said last week
had been partially or entirely sus-
pended and also the codes for car
Advertising, funeral service. outdoor
advertising, real estate brokerage,
commercial signs. beauty shop, tour
ist lodge and locksmith.
The nine codes previously listed by
70
l.875.000 workers They included
barber shops, laundries, cleaning
and dyeing. hotel and restaurants,
motor vehicle storage, advertising dis
play, advertising distribution. bowl
ing and billiards and shoe rebuilding.
Citing the case of the cleaners and
dyers. Richberg said wages could not
be improved without an agreement on
trade practices and prices, which
raised the problem of enforcement.
Here we have a combination of all
the tough problems" Richberg said,
referring to the group of service
! trades.
Few Attend Session.
The hearing room was not so
| crowded for Richberg's fourth appear
ance before the committee, though
most of the seats were filled. Only a
few of the committee members were
on hand
Questioned by Senators. Richberg
agreed it was going pretty far" to
include hotels. barber shops and res
taurants under interstate commerce.
What is your recommendation?
Chairman Harrison asked.
My personal recommendation
would be that you write into this bill
a definition of interstate commerce
which was surely sound under the de-
cisions of the courts" Richberg re-
piled. "and under that definition 1t
would be necessary to eliminate a
large percentage Of these local indus
| tries.
But / want you to hear those who
feel more strongly thar I do that
there should be something done IN
this field"
Voluntary Truces Urged.
As an alternative to national codes
for local industries, Richberg sug-
gested voluntary agreements with
local groups for fair standards Of
competition"
Under this plan, he said, there
could be an insignia for those business
units complying with the agreements
and penalties could be imposed on
those violating the agreements.
Evening star., 1935-03-12
Reich Air Force Barred to WOrLd;
Seen Open Violation of Treaty

lively in, safeguarding world peace
our promise to come to the aid OF q
threatened country without an air
fieet-necessitated the creation OF mil
itary aviation should our promise not
remain an empty phrase"
The aviation minister's reference was
to Germany's agreement to support
the defensive air pacts contempls ted
in the Anglo-French accord.
The new air feet was said to have
been placed under Goering's command
with q clear separation between mill
tary and commercial aviation.
"Outwardly,' Goering said. the diff
ferentiatjon Is thst members of the
air fleet become soldiers in the sense
of the law. Their superiors are Of
f1cers."
The aviation minister declined to
divulge the strength Of the air force.
PARIS, March IL R.-Two-year
French military service to- Yep pace
Continued On Page s, Column 81.
Evening star., 1935-03-12
ROOSEVELT PLANNING
FLORIDA FISHING CRUISE
Summer Recreation Schedule to
Ease Off Strain of Execu-
tive Worries.

By the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt has virtually
decided to make his annual fishing
cruise of the Florida Coast the latter
part of this month.
The President expects to 60 ahead
with his plans for a brief respite from
the strenuous White House cares,
probably leaving the Capital late on
March % or the following day.
He has been looking forward to his
annual cruise, but the Capital was
beginning to wonder If the congress
sional deadlock on his legislative pro-
gram would give him opportunity for
the trip this year.
Evening star., 1935-03-12
Secretary Perkins
COnfscates Plate
OF Photographer
Rv the Assnciated Press.

BY the Associated PreSS.
Secretary Frances Perkins to-
day compelled news photogra-
pher TO turn over his plate TO her
after he had snapped her testify
ing before the Senate Labor Com
mittee at the Capitol.
Would you give me that plate,
please?" she snapped, flushing.
The photographer turned to
Chairman Walsh, Democrat, of
Massachusetts, with a question:
ing look.
Walsh nodded. and the photog-
rapher handed Miss Perkins the
film. She poked it under her
handbag lying on the table in
front of her.
Evening star., 1935-03-12
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, March 12.-The German
public received its first official in5or-
nation today :ha. the Reich's mill
tary air force is already in existence
Wilhelm Goering, minister of avia-
ton. confirmed the long prevalent
rumors and announced he would head
the air force as general Of flyers.
It also became known that Ger
many's civilian "Ail Sport" Associa-
ton has oeen placed under the direct
orders of the ReichSwehr Irregular
army, thus becoming an integral rart
of the Reich's defense forces.
It was declared on good authority
that the action departed from the
provisions OF the air clauses Of the
treaty of Versailles. Military attaches
of the powers signatory to the tleaty
it was said. would be officially IN
formed of the charge March 23
In acknowledging that Germany has
an air feet. Goerilg said:
"Our willingness to participate DC
Evening star., 1935-03-12
Post Awaits Calm.

LOS ANGELES, March IL R.-
Wiley Post, bided his time today
awaiting favorable weather conditions
for his proposed nonstop stratosphere
flight to New York.
His world-circling plane, the Winnie
Mae, IS ready for the hop, Post said,
but 1t may be two or t4ee days"
before the attempt u nAdA
Evening star., 1935-03-12
.|NSULL ACQUITTED
ON STATE CHARGE
Prosecution on Other Counts
in Doubt-Third Victory
for Family.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March l2.-Once again
a jury Of his peers" has given Sam
uel insult the vindication he sought
to charges OF dishonesty that piled
upon him after his utilities empire
toppled.
Delberating only 2 hours and l6
minutes. the jury returned a verdict
at midnight last night, finding the
former Midas" of finance innocent
of the States charge that he en-
bezzled $4,000 from his one-time
81 .OOO, 900 900 treasury Of the Middle
West Utilities Co. Five ballots were
taken.
Overjoyed by the verdict. insult
who vowed he'd vindicate his name
when he was returned to the United
States from Turkey, hurried to the
Jury box and said: Gentlemen, want
to thank you"
Withh0lds Comment.
He AIDED that he was delighted u
but declined to comment further on
the verdict, which was the third Legal
victory the insults have scored over
their prosecutors since the State and
the Government began their efforts
to send them to prison.
insult, now in his 18th year. and
his son. Samuel. jr., were acquitted
with 16 others. last November on a
Federal charge of using the mails to
defraud. and his younger brother
Martin, recently won sn acquittal on
a State charge of embezzlement.
Other Cases in Doubt.
Not only was last nights verdict
another step in Insults long come
back" fight, but it raised the question
as to whether prosecutors would at
tempt to push the remaining cases
agains insult and his brother-a Fed
eral charge against Samuel alleging
violation of the bankruptcy law and
Joint charge in State court accusing
the brothers of embezzlement from
the Mississippi Valley Utilities Co.
State and Federal officials, however,
declined to comment on the question.
The State had alleged Samuel
embezzled the money to bolster the
brokerage account of Martin, who
was president of the company at
the time.
insults defense theme in both State
and Federal trials was:
Gentlemen, have made mistakes,
but they were honest mistakes.
Always I tried to protect the stock
holders"
Evening star., 1935-03-12
TWO Die IN MINE BLAST
Third Worker Entombed Is Still
Missing.

MORGANTOwN, w. Va, March II
R.-Two Of the three miners en-
tombed by an explosion In q mine at
nearby Scots Run were found dead
today. The third man Is still missing.
Rescue workers pushed a mile and
three quarters into the mine before
they found the two men. They were
badly burned.
The dead: Herbert Bd b. a. and
Lindsay Wheeler. q.
Evening star., 1935-03-12
WEATHER.

70 3. Weather Bureau ForecastD
Rain probably changing to snow and
much colder, with lowest temperature
about % degrees tonight; tomorrow fair.
cold. Temperatures-Highest, SO, at 7:l5
pm. yesterday; lowest. A. at noon to-
day. Full report on Page A-8.
, 1935-10-30
Ell Gobernador Pide
Que Aprueben Leyes

AUSTIN. Texas. Oct. 30.-En IN
session especial de In Legislature.
que Se verified en eHta cludad hoy.
nj Gobernad0r del EHtadO James
W. Alfred. do a conocer a los legis-
iadores IA necesidad de reglamentar
venta de licores. aSi como la nece-
Sidad de que tod0s Jos tripulantes
ue AUTOMOBILES Ny de Otrus Vehicu-
los de motor. obtengan licenclas
que comprueben Ia competencia de
dichas personals para manelarlns.
I'll Gobernador declare que some
tin I'm question de los permisOs pM-
ra los tripulantes az AUTOMOBILES "
otros vehiculos de motor zen vista
del numero alarmante de academies
que Ocurren en- laS carreteraS del
eStad0."
, 1935-10-30
Ell GENERAL
CEDILLO EN-
LA
Es Muy Probable Que
Visite Esta Region
Ell Seer etario De
Agriculture
Especial para II HeraIdol

MATAMOROS. lamps. Oct. 30
Is muy probable que el Ministro de
Agriculture " Fomento dc Ia Repu-
blica. wi. General Saturnino Cedl-
Ito, visite esta region del Estado Gle
Tamaulipas.
Inf0rmes recibidoS de Ia ciuuao
de Mexico. dicen que Ell Ministro de
Agriculture, hara un Via1e a In
frontera, v que visitara I'm region
de Don Martin. visitando tambien
Nuevo Laredo, TamaulipaS.
El Ministro de Agriculture. dicen
Jos infOrmeS, visitara primerO Mon
terrey. Nuevo Leon. inSpecciOnanuO
las obras de irrigation que Ne en-
cuentran en- eSe estado. pasando &c
alh a Nuevo Laredo.
Is muy probable que Visite Ma
tamOros, ya que Se encuentra ha-
ciendo una inspection de las obraS
de irrigation y de otros proyectos
relacionadoS con eSa Secretaria. y
como una de la sobras de irrigA-
cidn se desarrollara EN- laS cerca-
Mas az Matamoros. facilmente vi
site eSta ciudad FL MiniStro m So
ira por el norte de Mexico.
, 1935-10-30
CONVENTION
ENLAC IUDAD
DE MEXICO
Es Muy Possible Que
Traten La Question
De Los Fletes De
Matamoros-N Leon

t&1HLAAdA para III
MATAMOROS, lamps, Oct. 80
-Informes que Sc recibieron en-
MatamoroS de Ia Ciudad de Mexico,
hacen saber que en- aqella ciudad,
sc la citado para una asamblea de
directories de ferrocarriles America
nos Y de los Nacionales de Mexico,
con el objeto de discutir la recuc-
cion de tarifas de fletes en- los
ferrocarriIes.
Dicen los informes que hace al
gunaS semanas tuvieron los direc-
torres de los ferrocarriles una junta
en- Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, habien-
do aSistido a dicha junta diez de-
legados de ferrocarriles Americanos-
Sc diScutio la reduction de tarifas
internacionales.
Tai vez Sc traten en- la reunion
que decimoS, la reduction de los
fletes de Monterrey a MatamOros.
pues al terminarse la construction
gel puerto de Brownsville. es cast
SECURE que aumentara muchisimo Ell
trafico ferrocarrilero entire esta
poblacion v otras que e e%ncuentran
en- Ell notre de Ia repuhlica.
Con Ia reduction de Quotas ferro-
carTileras Sc beneficiara el conner
clio de ambos paises, Y aumentara
Ell intercambio comercial, ayudando
en- eSa forma al desarrollo de la re-
gion agrfcola. minera Y ganadera
que Sc encuentra en- ell diStrito nor
tie de Ia r~epublica.
, 1935-10-30
LAS
SAN CIONES
DE LA LICA
Mexico Cumplira Con
FL Compromise Que
Ha Contraido Con
Las Naciones

MEXICO, ID. IT,. Oct. 30.-La
Secretaria de Relaciones Inn for
mulado una ista c0mpleta de los
articulos afectadoS con motive de
Ia adhesion de Mexico a las san
clones impuestas hasta Ia fecha en-
contra de Italia, por In Liga de las
Naciones.
La primera lista comprende toda
.clase de armament0s v municiones;
In segunda lista contiene las san
clones ftnancieraA En- relacion con
In resolution 3 de Ia Liga que pro-
hibe Ia importation de productos
Italianos a Mexico. csc esta cum
rliendose artualmente EN- una for
ma eIectiva. err tanto que n TIA res0-
luci6n 4 que &c refiere a In prohibl-
ci6n de exportar ciertos productos
para Italia.
, 1935-10-30
DICEN QUE
FALSIFICAN
Los TOSTONES
Y Que Circular En- La
Frontera Del Pals
La Policia Hace Las
nvestigaciones
Especial para III Heraldo)

MATAMOROS. lamps. Oct. 3d.
InformeS que pudimoS recabar hoy
IN eSta ciudad hacen Saber que han
empezado a aparecer en- Matamor05
monedaS de a "tostonY falSificadas.
Personals procedentes de Monte
rrey dicen que n aquella ciudad
han comenzado a circular muchas
de las m0nedaS falsas. v que "a pesar
de los ~esfuerzos que han hecho los
agentes de Ia Policia, no han po-
dido localizar a los falsificadores.
Por fortuna. dicen los informes
que hem0S recibido. mo son muchOS
los cases en- Ia poblacion de Ia CIR
culacion de monedaS falSaS de a
cincuenta centavoS.
Con objeto de prevenir al publ
co, damoS IN con0cer esta nOticia pa
ra que no vaya a ser victima de las
monedas falsificadas.
InformeS que sc recibieron en- es-
Ia ciudad hacen Saber que en- al
gunas otraS pOblaciOneS frOntsrl-
zas tambien " han descubierto al
gunas monedas falsificadas.
, 1935-10-30
INGRESARAA
LACARCELE EN-
La CAPITAL?
Los Amparos Que FL
General Trato De
Obtener lie Fueron
Negados Hoy

MEXICO. d. f.. Oct. s0.-Las Pc
ticiones de amparo que solicito de
las autoridades Federales de esta
capital 81 ST.. General Manuel e.
Larraga, ex-Administrador de la A
duana fronteriza en- Ia ciudad de
Matamoros, Tamaulipas. le fueron
negadoS hoy, " poSiblemente sea
internad0 ell conocido militar en- Ia
carcel de eSta ciudad.
FL General Laraga sc encuentra
acusado ante los tribunales de esta
capital, como presunto responsible
de una serie de crimenes que Sc
alega sc cometieron hace tempo en-
ell Estado de San Luis PotoSi.
Sc le nombra como el presunto
hder de una gavilla de genie ar
mazda que operaba en- Ia Huasteca
Pot0sira hace amos. y ademas sc a.
lega que eS el autor intellectual de
I'M supuesto complot para asesinar
al h5r General S~aturnino Cedillo.
actual Ministro de Agriculture del
Gabinete del General Cardenas
Los informes que sc dieron a CO.
nocer en- esta capital a los repre-
s~entanteS de Ia prensa metropoli-
tana. hacen Saber que los amparos
que pidi6 ell General LArraga, Ie
fueron negados en- virtud de Ia
gravedad de las acusaciones que sc
hacen en- su contra.
Fu6 Administrator de In Adnana
El General Larraga, era Admins
trador de Ia Aduana fronteriza en-
Matamoros. TgAAulipas.
La n0ticia de que 81 lie acuSaba
como el presunto autor Intellectual
del Supuesto complot para aseSinar
al General Cedillo, cause enorme
el General es bien conocido.
Tan pronto como Sc Supo Ia no
ticia en- aquella poblacion, los re-
presentantes de los diaries, Sc acer-
oaron al General Larraga.
En- entrevista que concedio a los
representatives de los periodicos,
declare Ell General L4rraga que no
habia NADIA de complot. v que sola-
mente era ~maQuinaciones de mis-
enemigos polfticos que no me dejan
trabaiar, aun cuando me e%ncuentro
en- los confines de la Republica, no
pudiendo nj asi librarme de los
xarpazoS de mis- enemigos".
Neg6 r0tundamente que tuvieSe
que yer algo c0n el SupueSto COM
plot, asi como con las fechorias que
Sc dice cometio una gavilla en- Ell
Estado de san Luis Potosf.
la noticia que Sc dio a la publ
cidad en- esta capital y en- toda la
republica. fue de que uno de los
cetenidos habia declarado a las au-
toridades que ell General LArraga
le habia ofrecido $4,000. pesos por
Ia vida del General Cedillo.
EI General Larraga contesto mo
he tenido nj mil pesos reunidoS, no
Sc poruue dicen tai cosa. ESQ es
absurdo'.
Cuando se supo Ia noticia en- Ma
famoros, I'll General LArTaga inme-
diatamente Solicit6 un permiso de
las autoridades Aduanales en- ia
capital, con el objeto de presentarse
voluntariamente ante los tribunales
de esta ciudade a c~Ontestar los car
eos que sc le hacen.
III permiSo le fue concedido y a
handon6 81 puesto en- la aduana
fronterfza de Matamoros para We
rlrse a ~presentar a las autOridades
en- esta ciudad.
IA noticia de que habian sido
nerados los amparoS que habian
nedido e General LArraga, cause
enorme sensation en- MatamoroS.
, 1935-10-30
ANUNCIAN LA
DEL
D MIN 0
Tomaran Parte Yarios
Aficionados de Esta
Ciudad. A Beneficio
Del Temple Catolico


MATAMOROS, lamps, Oct. 80.
domingo proximo, dia 3 de
novembre, 81 el tempo 10 permite,
se ~eriflcarA, en- la Plaza de Toros
Bienvenida de esta ciudad, una
c0rrida a beneficio de Ia Iglesia
Catolica de Matamoros.
En- Ia Corrida tomaran parte CO..
nocidos aficionados de In ciudad.
"A continuation damos q conocer
los detalles de Ia fiesta. asf como
el elenco de las cuadrillas:
La Comision organizadora de esta
corrida, suplica al publico se sirva
correspondent a los esfuerzos reali-
zadoS para nevar a efecto este fes-
tejo taurino. concurriendo honda
dosamente a Ell. esperanto que los
resultados artisticos no sean infe-
riores a los de In corrida organiza-
ola por el Club Rotario, para 10
cual disponen de Ia cooperation
de los valioSos v triunfantes ele-
mentos que forman Ia cuadrilla.
IL DR.. Guerrero ha prometido
cortarse Ia coleta en- plena plaza en-
eSta corrida y esperamos que 10
cumpla. motive por el cual no debe
de desaprovechar esta Ultima opor-
tunidad de apreciar suS habilidades
v su fgura como torero.
Presidiran Ia corrida, acompa6a-
das de sus respectivos chambela-
mes. las siguientes sehoritas: Lidia
Hernandez, Carmen Hernandez. A.
licia Cara Garibay, Beatriz
Guerra, Lala Soils, Dorita Mendoza,
Berta Cristina CardenaS Maria
Isabel Lamarque, Lillian Runyon,
Consuelo zolezzi. Olga Pumarejo,
Lala Villanueva y Carmen Arreola.
Partiran plaza, la senorita Ma
Luisa Villanueva v el senior Santa
60 Castro.
Sc lidiaran n muerte cuatro bra
viSimos toretes de Ia acreditada ga
MADEIRA de San Jose, divisa ORC y
Grana, por los conocidos matadores
de alternative v cartel en- esta pla-
za: DR.. Emilio Guerrero Milagros);
Alfonso Reyna Finuras); Gregorio
Sierra Ga Clavellina). FL ultimo to-
70 ser& Hdiado v fusilado por "Cho-
chito" Leonard king Kong.
Picadores
DR.. Enrique Martinez Carranza
Paquin); Raul Gonzalez (Colum-
bus): Jose Lamarque Jr. Papabote
Chico " Homero Teieda CBigotitos).
B~anderiller0s
Andres g. Cara Gel Chulo), Gil
berto Zolezzi Gel Atrabancado,) Fe-
lipe Vazquez ID. Gel CoSaco del Dom
Servando Santillana Risitas) "
Faust0 Ramirez Gel Tato).
FL conocido e incompatible AFT
cionado ST.. Jose Lamarque Sr. pa
pabotel pondra en- riesgo su vida
elecutando I'm peligrosa suerte del
Salto dc la Garrocha.
Auxiliara Ia corTida el conocido
banderillero de toros Alfredo Fer
nAndez "Montanez".
Cambiador dc Suertes -. Jose W.
Treviho.
Medico de Plaza DR.. Alfonso Ora
cia Medrano.
FL 25F de los ingresos de esIa
corrida. seran destinados para las
reparnci0nes que u eStan hacienda
al Hospital Civil de Matamoros.
Sin duda que Ell p1blico de Mata-
moros v de Brownsville asistir& a
Ia corrida. siendo muchas las pro-
habilidades que resulte tan buenA
como Ia cue preSentaron los Hota-
RIOS q beneficio de Il Navidad del
MIC.
, 1935-10-30
Discuten Planes
Francia v G.. Bretana

PARIS. Francia. Oct. 30.-Infor-
mes que circularon en- eSta ciudad y
que Sc acreditaban a fuentes bien in
formadas, hacian saber que jefes de
la Marina, del Ejercito y las Fuerzas
Aereas de Francia e Inglaterra esta-
ban preparando IN plan para que las
dos naci0nes cooperasen en- Ia region
del Mediterraneo en- case de una
guerra.
La noticia do lugar a muchos CO.
mentarios.
, 1935-10-30

con 81 fin de evtar academies en-
IA tarretera que conduce de esta
ludad q Boca chica y Ia Gale Ca
6orne. trnbajadores empleados por el
cnndnd0 de Cameron Sc encuentran
trogando arboles y quitando otros es-
furbos que pudiesen ser Ia causa de
nlndn accidente automobilistico.
~ dice que tan pronto como Ell Els
fad0 Ee hagD cargo de dicha carrete-
Ia. nen8 pavimentada Ia ~intersecci6n
cnrretera con dicha calla
, 1935-10-30
FerrOcarrleros
Sc Beneficiaran
Por Tn FallC

MEXICO, d. f., Oct. 3O.-E Ing
Antonio Madrazo, Presidente de los
Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico,
declare aver en- una entrevista que
concedi6 q la prenSa, que 81 fallo
6ado Dor ri Sehor PreSidente car
denas, en- relacion con 81 viejo a.
rrnto de les trabajadores ferroca-
rrileros. beneficial a estos Y princi-
nalmente a los que tienen a su ear
"a ri trabajo de reparaci6n de las
yhg ferreas.
, 1935-10-30
NuIifican Las
Franc uicias
En- Veracruz
CAgencis Trens)

MEXICO, ID. r., oct. 80. - La
Presidencia de Ia Republica ha en-
iado un decreto q Ia S~ecretaria de
Hacienda. declarando que quedan
sin efecto las franquicias que ha-
bian Sido concedidaS a Ia Conpania
Terminal dc Veracruz, en- relaci6n
con ell pago de impueStos, baSando-
sc el decreto en- question en- e Ar
ticulo % de Ia Constitution Sc pro-
hibe toda claSe de monopolios o pr1-
vilegioS.