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, 1935-02-01
Colds

Don't let them get a strangle hold
Fight them quickly Creomulsion
combines z helps in one Powerful
but harmless. Pleasant TO take. No
narcotics. Your " druggist is
authorized to refund your money
on the spot if your cough " cold is
not relieved by Creomdlslon.-Adv.
, 1935-02-01
TO HAVE DANCE

The Auxiliary 10 the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars will entertain al a
dance al the ". Ut w. hall Saturday
night. Feb. .. beginning at $50 p
m.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
CORTE CRIMINAL

La corte de aduanas de New
York, seg1n una noticia llegada
aver a Tampa, ha resuelto que
los viajeros que vengan a Tam
pa desde la Habana puedan
traer bebidas alcoholics, libres
de derechos, con un valor de
Glen pesos.
Cualquier ~viajero que rotor
ne de un puerto extranjero, po-
dra entrar libremente, de acuer
do con esa decision, bebidas al
coh6licas cuyo precio no pase de
la suma arriba m~encionada.
Una joven sonora del estado
de New York trajo dos litros de
ron de la Habana y lie cobraron
derechos. Llev0 SUI case a csc tri
bunal Y fall6 al tenor citado.
Por los funcionarios de la
aduana de Tampa no dejaran
pasar mas de I'm litro hasta que
la secretarfa del tesoro lie man
de instrucciones.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
CUATRO ~INDIVIDUOS ACU-
SADOS DE ROBO

Ell juez de paz Lorenzo Her.
nandez, a solicitud del jefe de
detectives Bush, orden6 aver ell
arresto de H. D. "Jack" Scar :
borough, de 81 amos; Luis Acos
ia, de %, Jose Vega, de 20, y
Tony La Barba, de "a, a los que
sc considera miembros de una
,partida de ladrones que ha veni
do operando en- esta ciudad y sus
alrededores.
Los agentes que etuvieron a
los anteriores apresaron tam =
'bien a Arturo Velasco, de 20 a
nos, vecino de la casa n1mero
|2706 de la avenida Myrtle, al
que Sc acusa de comprar y reci-
bir objetos robados.
Scarborough aparece como ell
jefe de la partida.
Intervinieron eficientemente
en- la investigation los detecti-
yes Gray y Williams.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
REALIZO CON EXITO UNA
DEL CORAZON

Cleveland, Feb. 19.-La pri =
mera operation aparenemente
realizada con exito en- un cora
ION humane, Sc verified aver en-
ell hospital Lakeside, con un pa
ciente de angina de pecho.
Hizo la operation ell DR.. Clau
de s. Beck, que durante varios
amos habfa estado eNnerimentan
do su tecnica en- los animales.
Ell DIR. Beck cort6 uno de los
m1sculos lpectorales y puso ell
fin de la herida en- contacto con
la pared del coraz6n, que habia
sido preparada anticipadamen-
te. La operation facilit6 un fres
co surtido de sangre al eoraz0n
hacienda possible para este Or
gano absorberla del mIsculo pee
Itoral. 81 ell proceso demuestra
lsu utilidad sera una de las ma
lyores hazanas operatorias de la
historic del mundo.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
PARA LAS TESTAS DE LAS
BoDAs DE ORC vENDRA
Ell TAYLOR

En- la manana de hoy nuestro
director, Sr. Victoriano Man =
teiga, recibi6 un telegrama del
sander Park Trammell redacta-
do en- estoss terminus: Respon =
diendova mi urgente petici6n pa
ra ole la marina este represent
tada en- ell Golden Jubilee, ell al
mirante Freeman, comandante
de la escuadrilla de servicio es-
.pecial, me avisa que ha ordena-
do salir de Culebra, En- las In :
dias Occidentales, al destructor
Taylor, para que arirbe a Tam
pa en- la manana de febrero % y
permnezca en- puerto mientras
duren las fiestas.-Park Tram
nell.
La industrial tabacalera y la
colonia latina agradeceran, en-
10 mucho que vale, esta fineza
del senador de Florida.
Marines americanos Y cuba =
nos tomaran parte en- la proce =
sion civica del lunes
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
NueUa Secci6B

NueUa Secci6n
Recibo del joven Antonio l..
Arrange una carta comunicando
me haber tornado possession la
nueva Secci6n de Recreo del C.
Asturiano, que qued6 CONSTITUTE
da en- esta forma:
Presidente, Antonio Dago Mu
niz: Vice, Tomas Pasar6n; Sc
c~retario, Antonio L. Arrange; vi
&c, Jose Menendez; Vocal nate.
Oscar Cuervo, Y Manuel Ros,
Miembro de Honor.
Tocales: Julio Alvarez, Jose
Priede, Antonio Fernandez, AL
berto Fernandez, Celestino Fer
nandez, Jose Marina, Manuel
Hevia, Roberto Alvarez, Belar-
mino Llano, Fernando Castro,
Jose Lopez, Jose Diaz, Manuel
Melendi, Victor Garcia, Ignacio
Sanchez, Guillermo Hernandez,
Jack Sierra, Alberto Reyes, Os-
car Fernandez, Jose Maria Fer
nandez, Roberto Fernandez, Jo-
sc Hevia, Antonio Espinosa, Eli
SEQ Fernandez, Fernando Fuen
te, JESUS Rodriguez, Jose Melen
di, Manuel Lorenzo y Manuel
Garcia.
Aprecio la tarjeta que me en-
Wan, invitandome a todas las
fiestas de este ano auspiciadas
por esta Seccion.
Felicito a este grupo de jove-
mes enthusiasts que sera factor
importante en- los triunfos de la
Sociedad asturiana.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
Corte del Circuito

Los abogados de Charles E
Lemons y Peter Frank, los in
dividuos procesados por ell ase-
sinato de Jerry M. Bacalis, pi
dieron aver al juez Sparkman
que sus c~lientes sean juzgados
separadamente, no juntos.
Ell juez tom6 en- considera :
ci6n 10 pedido y en- esta soma
ma dara a conocer su criterio.
Frank sc halla en- libertad ba
10 fianza de $500 y Lemons de
$5, 900.
Para ell dia % de abril Sc ha
.fijado la vista de la causa con-
ira Mario Zarate, acusado de a.
sesinar a Armando Valdes, con
ell fin de roberle. Varios testi :
gos de importancia, que residen
en- Cuba, seran traidos a decla-
rar por cuenta de este condado.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
HERIDO Ell
JEFF DE LA GUARDIA
RURAL EN- BAYAMO

Habana, Feb. 19.-Cuandc
transitaba por un lugar solita-
rio, una persona d~esconocida a.
taco al jefe de la guardia rural
de Bayamo, tprovincia de Orien
tie, hiriendolo.
Ell criminal lanz6 una enorme
piedra contra la cabeza del mi
litar, derribandolo sin conoci :
miento. Hasta ell mediodia de
hoy Sc ignora ell nombre del au-
tor o autores.
AL herido sc lie di6 asistencia
en- un hospital de la localidad.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
I'm mcenda Iesroyo anoche el gran Almacen de
Acknowledged de Ia Companiia Lyons Fertilizer
Los daf IS Sc caIeuIan en- mas de $500, 900

Como a las Sonce de la nocAe
de aver Sc oyeron varias explo-
stones en- ell gran almacen de la
compania Lyons Fertilizer, 81
tuado en- la Cuarta avenida es-
quina a la Gale IS, y momentos
despues las llamas envolvian la
estructura.
Ell serene de la compania do
aviso a los bomberos, pero al lie
gar estos era impossible dominar
ell voraz elemento. Acudi6 ell ma
terial de las estaciones A, 2 Y 3,
tendiendose varias mangueras.
Miles de personas Sc aglome-
raron en- las GALES cercanas al
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
Tedtro Uniome ItdljdnG

Tedtr0 Unione ItdlidnG
E jueves y viernes, pasara
por la pantalla la gran pelicula
espanola titulada "Violetas I'M
periales." Una cinta que por su
interesante argumento es una
joya cinematografica.
Fue tomada en- Sevilla, dom
de la conocida artista espanola
Raquel Meller, hacienda ell pa :
pei de una violetera, entona pre-
ciosas canciones por las alegres
GALES de la ciudad andaluza.
Escenas de atentados contra
la monarquia, y tramas de amor
e intrigas.
Ademas Sc eNhibiran otras
comedias.
Los precios seran populares
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

lugar del siniestro, admirandc
ell trabajo De los bomberos, al
gunos de los cuales Sc subieror
al techo para contener ell fuego
Los danos Sc calculan por w
L. Waring, Jr., secretario de Ia
empresas en- mas de $500, 600.
c. w. LycGs, p~residente de la
companfa EMBARGO anoche para
Washington, a las II :35, sin
ser avisado por nadie de 10 que
habia sucedido.
Mientras no sc reconstruyAn
los almacenes, los marchanees
de la Lyons seran servidos Dor
las companies Gulf Fertilizes. y
West Coast Fertilizer.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
/. SOCIALES

ma espanola, en- los terrenos de
Plant Field.
Obra de varios mess de es =
forzada campsna<en la que Sc
ha desplegado toda clase de ac-
tvidades. a
Horas quitadas a las diarias
labores, para que nUestra prin-
cipal industrial sea recordada en-
todos los Iugares de la naci6n y
fuera de ella.
lEmpresa de principles al :
truista y benefactora, que deja
"a sus reflejos en- nuestros hoga
res, que son mantenidos directa
e indirectamente por la indus
tria a la que hoy festejaAos.
FL programa que publicamos
aver es extenso y entretenido.
Recordamos que ell precio pa
ra la Verbena es de 25 cts, con
derechO a TODD, menos a los sa-
brosos comestibles, licores, etc.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
NFORMACIO
DEL PUERTO

Estos vapores arribaron en-
las 1ltimas "a horas; Primo,
noruego, que viene a cargar ma
dera, y los americanos Colora-
do, Alamo, Silver Sword, West
Hika, Dorothy, Glenpool, Gulf.
maid, Isabel y Fairisle.
Partieron en- horas del medic
dia Y la tarde los vaIpores Cuba
West Hika Y Dorothy, la peque.
ma motonave Cabo Maisi Y la
goleta inglesa General Tosta.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
HABLARA ESTA NOCHE EN-
LA PLAZA DE LA CORTE
Ell INTERVENTION LEE

Uni mitin Sc efectuara esta
noche, en- la plaza de la corte, a
las 7:30, y hablara ell interview
tor del estado, Sr. Lee.
En- ell lprograma figuran tam
bien los siguientes oradores, que
hablaran sdAre contribuciones,
sres. HENRY c. Tillman, Fred
Ball, Carl Z. Brorein, w. D.
Outman, H. n. Sander, C. C.
woodward, yames D. Bruton,
W. S. Scarkman y Srta. Ethel
Jane Steele.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
UNI VERDADERO HOGAR

Esquina de East Oak, cerca
de Florida, 6 cuartos y habita-
ci6n de dormir EN- ell alto. Nue.
yo techo, recientemente pintada
y reparada, Sc vende en- SO, 500.
$4,000 al contado y ell resto en-
c6modos plazos mensuales. Llbre
de TODD gravamen. Lame a A.
V. Lopez con A. j. Simms, Inc.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
Del Golden Jubilee

Habiendo entrado en- la 1lti-
ma semana publicamos unas no
tas para recordar ell gran aeon
tecimiento que Sc iniciara ell sa-
bado, con la magnlfica VERDE
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

Estaci6n de Clearwater y Ca
dena Nacional: 7, Amos Y An
dy; 7:45, listed y su gobierno
8, orquesta de Reisman; $50,
Ed. Wynn y orquesta Duchin
10, opereta "El Gran Walls +;
Ills, Robert Royce, tenor;
II 80, orquesta de Gerum ;
IL, orquesta de Berren, 1890,
orquesta de George Hamilton.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
Cabaret

Llevamos a la memoria de los
alegres bailadores ell Cabaret
para la Secci6n de Recreo del
.Circulo Cubano prepare, en- los
salones de la "casita criolla," ell
dia % de Mario, con las orques
tas LOS Bohemios" Y Sunset
ROYAL Entertainers.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19

Muri6 aver en- ell domicilio de
sus padres, numero 1908 de la
avenida Abingdon, la Sra. Eve
lyn Stephens Montiel, de % a.
nos. Deja a sus padres, esposos
c. M. StaChens, y una hermana,
Sra. A. M. Betancourt. =,
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
PROGRAMA DE RADIO

Cadena Columbia y Estacion
WDAE: 5, Westchester Cow
boys; 5:15, orquesta de tangos
6:15, Gabowitz y Skoloff; 7:15,
.orquesta de Vicente Travers ;
8, orquesta de Fettis; $50, or
questa de Hopkins; $50, or
questa de Jones; 10, orquesta de
,O'Keefe y Glen Gray; II lis,
discurso del Representative Ha-
milton Fish; 1l:30, orquesta de
Johnny Green.
La gaceta., 1935-02-19
DEFJTNCIONES

Dej6 de existir aver la Sra.
Juana r. Docurro, de 81 amos.
vecina de la casa numero 2315
de la Decima avenida.
LIE sobreviven SUI esposo, Nj
colas Docurro; IN hijo, Manuel;
una lhija, Julia Mata, y nueve
nietos.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-17
200 Coded Industries
Urge NRA Extension

Washington, D. G. GLNs)-George
A. Sloan, chairman Of the Consumers
goods industries committee, told
President Roosevelt that proposed
changes in NRA legislation advocated
by the senate finance committee would
put a premium on low wages, long
hours and destructive competitive
practices by so-called local units
within the state" He said the effect
would be to set up tariff barriers
around each of the 48 states.
Sloan further told the president
that the 200 coded industries repre-
sented by his committee are "unal-
terably opposed" to a ten-months ex-
tension Of the NRA, as urged BY the
senate committee. His group months
ago urged two-year extension and
stood by that position, he added
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-17
TWO EXCELLO MEN
PLEAD GUILTY

Robert Clark, Excello Ohio, and Will
lard Hayes, Rural Route 2, Middle
town, were held for the grand jury
when they pleaded guilty in municipal
court this week before Judge Elmer
Davidson, to having stolen five type
writer's, valued at $780, from the
school at Monroe, Ohio.
Charles Wake, deputy sheriff, said
three of the machines were recovered
in Cincinnati The other two were
said to have been disposed Of in Chi
cago. Clark and Hayes were COM
mitted to jail for failure to provide
bond of $4,000 each
William Heiser, 1116 Garden ave
nue., found guilty Of having operated
an automobile while in an intoxi-
Gated condition, was fined $50 and
his right to drive an automobile was
suspended for 30 days. Alvie Neal
New Richmond, Ind, found guilty of
a similar offense, was fined 500 and
his right to drive was revoked for six
months.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-17
OHIO STATE FED
GRAFTON OF LABOR
LEGISLATIVE LETTER No. 13

To Affiliated Organizations and
Legislative Committeeman:
Greetings! The general assembly Of
Ohio is scheduled to adjourn next
week To date little legislation adj
vocated by labor of an outstanding
character has been enacted into law.
United work on the part of all labor
in Ohio is necessary at once to secure
action on labor bills by both branches
Of the legislature next week. You
should see your senator's and repre-
sentatives this weekend and urge
their support of the following:
Sub Fl. B. No 51-Mr. Carey, to
create boards of claims under the
workmen's compensation law. (Type-
written copy of bill enclosed.) This
bill will do more to wipe out delays
in the hearing of claims and do JUS
tice to the workers than any legis-
lation pending.
Fl. B. No. 98-Mr. Kaser, relative to
the jurisdiction of the industrial COM
mission. This is very important
bill and will overcome the injustice
to workers caused by the supreme
court decision in the Depalo case. The
bill is on the house calendar for vote
next Monday. Quick action on your
part is necessary.
H. B. No. 479 Mr.. Laderman, de-
fning and interpreting the word ''in-
jury in the workmen's compensation
law. This bill will overcome the in
justice to workers by the supreme
court decision in the Franken case
The bill is of great Importance to
the workers 1t is on the house cal
endar for a vote next Monday night.
Don't delay reaching your represen-
tatives and senators as early as pos
sible.
Sub. H. B. No 128-Mr. Barthel-
meh, providing a minimum amount to
be paid permanently disabled work
men under the workmen's compensa-
tion law. This bill provides weekly
minimum compensation for permanent
partial disabilities Of $40 per week.
and $40 per week in death and per-
manent total disability cases. On gen
eral calendar. 1t should be enacted
into law
SPECIALIZE you cannot see your
senators and representatives write
them on wire them. Your ready com
pliance with this request may deter
mine the failure or success Of these
bills.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-17
SKILLETS GIVEN WITH
FOREIGN CIGARS

We are told that skillets are the
latest bait used in Hamilton to sell
foreign cigars. More than that, Fred
Pippert's New Deal' label is being
duplicated TO sell this outside brand
Pippert states that these cigar la
bells which are an exact duplication
is manufactured under Factory No.
sos, 1st District of Pennsylvania, and
distributed by the Continental Cigar
Company of Cleveland, Ohio A Wag-
ner iron skillet is given with each
box Of cigars to the customer.
The local manufactured cigar of
Pippert's is retailed for five cents,
and is made with the best grade Of
tobacco Fred Pippert calls the at
tention of every cigar smoker in the
city that his New Deal cigar is a
much better cigar than the grade of
fered by this out-of-town concern who
presents the dealer with a skillet.
When purchasing a New Deal cigar
look for Pippert's name inside the box
and purchase no other. Union men in
this city are requested to assist the
local brand whenever and wherever
possible.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-17

school for the purpose of, completing
plans for the summer festival to be
held on the school grounds Wednes-
day and Thursday, July 10 and IL.
President Kirsch extended an invita-
tion to mothers of the boys attending
high school to attend this meeting for
the purpose of organizing the ladies,
who will have charge of features
and the lunch. A large number of
the mothers are expected to be
present.
The delegates representing the six
Catholic churches of the city will each
have charge of one of the concessions,
and it is planned to have many amuse-
ments for the young and old. The
high school band will furnish the
music on both evenings.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-17
SHAFOR FARM
FAVORED

After inspection Of four possible
Civilian Conservation Corps camp
sites in Butler county by Captain G.
T. Miller, of Fort Thomas, KY, rep
resenting the United States Army,
and l. L. Saveson, representing the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, it was reported that the one
most favored is located on the Will
liam Shafor farm, Route A, two and
one-half miles north Of Hamilton, on
the Middletown pike.
A decision will be announced soon
and work probably will be started on
the farm in a few weeks. BY June Is
it is expected that 200 young men will
be located at the camp, ready for soil
erosion work.
Farmers desiring to have work done
are asked to make it known at the
office Of d. T. Herman, Butler county
farm agent.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-17
JUNIOR DEMOCRATS

Hundreds of democrats from all
parts of Ohio are expected to gather
at Buckeye Lake Park on Saturday,
June Is, when the League of Young
Democratic Clubs holds its first an
nual outing. This word was just re-
ceived by Charles Getz, Jr., the chair
man of the Junior Democratic Club of
Butler county, from Ray Allison, the
league president at Columbus.
Governor Martin L. Davey will be
the guest of honor, and nationally
known democrat will be the chief
speaker The program which will get
under way at two o'clock in the after
noon, will contain wide variety of
events including barbecue and OK
roast, special contests and games as
well as entertainment by prominent
radio and stage stars. Reservations
are already being received, and all
local democrats who wish to attend
are advised to get in touch with
Charles Getz, Jr., chairman, or Glenn
Imfeld, secretary of the Junior Dem
ocratic Club, who can supply more
information regarding the affair.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-17

pired term. One of such Boards of
Claims shall be located in Cleveland,
one in Cincinnati, one in Columbus and
one in Toledo.
Each of such Boards of Claims and
the members thereof shall have the
same power with reference to hear
ings, Investigations and inquiries, in
cluding the power either within or
without the state of Ohio to admin
lister oaths, certify to official acts,
take testimony, take deposition, issue
subpoenaes, compel attendance of
witnesses, the production of books, ac-
counts, papers, records and documents
and all other powers now vested by
law or that may hereafter be vested
by law in the industrial commission
OF Ohio and members thereof pertain
ing to the investigation, hearing and
deciding of claims under the work
mems compensation law referred to
such boards by the industrial commits
sion of Ohio, and any decision render
ed by any such Boards of Claims shall
have the same force and effect as a
decision of the industrial commits
sion. But such Boards of Claims shall
have no jurisdiction over claims for
additional awards under Article II,
Section 35 of the constitution of Ohio,
or of applications for re-hearing un-
der Section 14665-90, general code
of Ohio.
The industrial commission shall
provide for each such Boards of
Claims such rooms, equipment, sup
plies, furniture and employees as may
be found necessary for the proper
and efficient performances of their
duties. Each member Of such Boards
of Claims shall receive an annual
salary Of three thousand six hundred
dollars a year, payable in the same
manner as the salaries of other state
officers are paid. The members of
such boards shall be reimbursed for
any necessary travelling expenses in
Cured in connection with the perform
ance Of their duties.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-17
TRADES COUNCIL

The Central Body met in regular
session, with Bro. Chas. Hosea pre-
siding, and thirty delegates were
present.
John Fackey was seated as dele
gate to represent Branch No. 426
National Association of Letter Car
riers, for term of II months.
Carpenters report satisfactory
agreement has been signed by their
union and the contractors of Hamil-
ton and vicinity for the year 1885.
Milk and ice cream wagon drivers
report the same dairies are fair to
their organization.
Painters and paper hangers request
council to appoint committee to
meet with the High Grade Bottling
Co., and to report at the next meet
ing. Request granted.
Plumbers report all members work
ing.
Bartenders report their union is in
good shape, and have taken in some
new members; also report they have
removed the card from Oak Shin's
place Central and South avenues.
President Hosea informed the dele
gates to the council that the report
being made that he was a party to
the settlement between the bus driv /.
ers and the c. L. & E., was untrue.
This settlement was made between the
bus drivers and the company and he
had no part in the agreement.
VIM. Utrecht made request of
the several unions to either pay for
their unsold tickets or return the
tickets.
The corresponding secretary was
authorized to contact U. S. senators
and representatives seeking support
for labor legislation, also the Ohio
general assembly members.
Frank P. Converse, president and
international representative Of the
Ohio Branch of Operating Engineers,
states in letter that they are max
ing an effort to improve conditions
by introducing constructive legisla-
ton amending the present engineers
license law. Converse requests that
the council contact members of the
general assembly and ask their sup
port. Received and ordered complied
with.
The Central Labor Union of Tusca-
loosa, Alabama, in communication
appealed for financial assistance to
assist their members who are on strike
or locked out On motion the same
was received.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-17
A BILL
To Create Boards of Claims
Under the Workmen's
Compensation Law

Be it enacted by the general assem-
bly, of the state of Ohio:
Section |. There is hereby created
four Boards of Claims, each Of such
boards to be composed of three mem
bers to be appointed by the governor,
one of which members shall be ap-
pointed for term of two years, one
for term Of four years, and one for
a term of six years, and thereafter as
their terms expire the governor shall
appoint one member for the term of
six years. Not more than one Of the
appointees to each of such Boards
of Claims shall be person who, on
account of his previous vocation, en-
ployment or affiliations, can be-
classed as representative of employ
ers, and not more than one of such
appointees to each Of such Boards Of
Claims shall be a person who, on
account of his previous vocation, en-
ployment or affiliations, can be classed
as a representative Of employees; not
more than two Of the members of
each of said Boards Of Claims shall
belong to the same political party.
Vacancies shall be filled by appoint
ment by the governor for the unex-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-17
Reilly Represents Labor
On Texas Planning Board

BY A. F. of L. News Service.
Austin, Tex.-Governor Alfred an
nounced the appointment of Wallace
G. Reilly, executive secretary of the
Texas State Federation Of Labor, to
the State Planning Board.
The board will recommend the ex-
penditure of $25o,ooO,ooo which has
been allocated to Texas by the feder-
al government. The members of the
board are not compensated for their
services.