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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-08-30

issued by Mr.. Mack to highway work.
ers to remove all signs of whatever
character and especially those of the
"snipe" variety which are tackled on
trees and fences. A sudden prevel-
ance of these signs made their appear
ance about month ago and the work.
ers have been busy ever since cleaning
off these sticker signs. The men also
are instructed to remove all loose
paper, bags, bottles and other trash
thrown out by thoughtless motorists.
The department is anxious to keep
tractive and urges all drivers to as
sist in this idea
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-08-30
hoped for next year.

hoped for next year.
The popularity of the Ocean Boule-
ward connecting Rehoboth Beach and
Bethany Beach was shown by an auto
mobile check made over period OF
eight days and completed last week
by the State Highway Department
During that period an average of
2,373 cars passed the checkers over
the road each day, with total of
$500 cars on Sunday, August IL, the
day of the heaviest traffic.
The heaviest hour saw 412 cars
passing and altogether an average of
three cars passed every two minutes
for each "a hours, count that was
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-08-30
TOURISTS USING
DEL. HIGHWAYS
This SUMMER

Tourists from other States have
been using Delaware highways in lar
ger numbers this summer than ever
before. w. w. Mack, chief engineer
Of the State Highway Department has
noted this fact by the increased num-
Der of requests for maps made on
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-08-30

Buy now! This special Sal
Q Porcelain e n a m Ell e d
oven door and splashers!
. Concealed fuel tank!
. S powerful burners with
cadmium-plated bowls!
Evening star., 1935-10-14
Rails Improve After Early
DecIine-Some Leaders
Reach New Highs.
STOCK AVERAGES
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October l4-Tfli
rails steadied, after displaying a hea.I
tone during the greater part of tp
days stock market session, and ot,- !
groups picked up quiet strength a
the beginning of the final hour.
New highs for the last year a
longer were recorded by Radio pre-.
ferred B, up 8, and Chrysler and Gen.
cal Electric, up about a point eacn
Northern Pacific and Delaware q
Hudson came back for advances d
point or so. Air Reduction, Owens,
Illinois and Budd Manufacturing pre-,
ferred pushed ahead 8. Case, WesI'
inghouse, Auburn, General Motor
and American Telephone we're frac.
tions to point higher. Union Pa,
ciflc pared an early loss of some
points. American Hide & Leatha
issues sagged. The steels and util:.
ties did little.
The late tone was steady to firm
Transfers approximated 100000
shares.
Renewed weakness of Union PacifI
apparently reflected more fears thai
the dividend, which is not beins
earned, may be revised downward
Radio preferred responded to thi
R-k-O stock purchase by Lehma.
Bros. and the Atlas Corp.
The 1talo-Ethiopian War situat.ol
appeared to have waned considerab.,
as a market factor, although bro
kerage quarters were not neglectin.
the headlines. =
There were highlights and shadow
on the domestic economic horizon
but the former seemed to hold tn,
principal attention of speculative ans
investment forces.
The steady growth of new buildini
throughout the country was pleasin,
to recovery contingents. The F. w
Dodge Corp. announced that resi-
Dental construction contracts let il
81 Eastern States in Septembel
amounted to s41,810,S00, compare;
with s40,528,300 in August and ST..
853,600 in September, 1884.
While forecasting continued busi
ness improvement. the America,
Federation of Labor estimated tha
industrial unemployment still ex
ceeds 100000 and is above la1
year."
Evening star., 1935-10-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

1s4S9; fiA firm. e9nr cresmerys 6ieher 6ihMsut6sI t6sI
extras 2sha39; extra (92 scorej. 2S54i
rs; flrsts (SS-91 scoresl. 2534a27S4: sec
onds Is4-s7 scores). 2434a25a; central
lied 100 score) 21A
Cheese: 253,535; about steady. State
whole milk fats, held, 1884 fancy to spe
cisls. 20a22; held. 1885 fancy, 1S34a1e.
cial packs or selections from fresh re
ceipts, 30a35; standards and Commercial
standards, 29a29la; hrsts. .26a26'4; ma
l. AZ pounds 24Iaa25ia: undergrades .
small "a za2512: average checks. 2oi2I
23i2: refrigerators, special packs. p
2Ila: standards. 26l4a2612: firsts. ID
mediums. 234i7: checks. o1ia
Live poultry week. By freieht: Chickens
roosters, ~ turkeys. 22a30; ducks, Is.
Evening star., 1935-10-14
Floating Supply
Of Steel Shares
Increases 1929
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 14.-An in
crease of 1879 shares in the floating
supply of United States Steel Corp.
stock over that of June 80 is indi-
Gated by stock held in the name of
brokers as of September 80.
On that date the total was 1,775, ,496
shares, or 20.4 per cent of the total
Of 8,703,252 shares outstanding, COM
pared with 1,701, ,767 shares on June 30.
On September 80. 1894, brokers held
1856. .109 shares, or 1908 per cent.
Brokers holdings in New York State,
which indicates to some extent the
position Of Wall Street, were ISIS, 1888
shares, compared with 1,517,22o on
June 80.
Evening star., 1935-10-14
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. October IA R.-copper
export. sos. Tin frm; spot and nearby,
54.25; futures. 51.75. Iron quiet, No.
2 fob. Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. 1880:
steady; spot New York. 4.50a4.55; East
st. Louis, 4.35 Zinc quiet; East st. Louis
spot and future 4.s5. Alumium. 19.00a
silver. 69.5O. Wolframite. 15.5Oa15.75.
Evening star., 1935-10-14

141s ga Ohio Oh tal5c)
2l's 16H Oliver Farm EQUIP
12at 3la Omnibus Corp vtc--
100 rs Omnibus c pfN)A-.
S$t 4s4 Oppenheim Collins.
% 111s Otis Elevator t60c)
125 LOG Otis Elev pf (6)-
17ss AZ Otis Steel
104 so Owens-Ill Glass(4)
Evening star., 1935-10-14

Monsanto Chemical Co.-About ST.
100000 Of this company's 100000
Of az per cent convertible notes.
called for redemption November IS,
have been converted into stock.
Evening star., 1935-10-14
FREIGHT LOADINGS.

NEW YORK October IA lP'-Rever
freight car loadings on railroads reportiI
today for week ended october - includetj
Week Prev. Last
Oct. IL. week. year.
Baltimore & Ohio As o9l 40 SEC :{9.3:ii
Santa Fe--- 2S.72 26.13S 27,0Si
Evening star., 1935-10-14
New York Cotton
y the Associated Press.

BY C16 ASSUCIdtcU EIcocs
NEW YORK, october 14.-An early
advance on trade buying which ab-
sorbed some rather active hedging was
followed by reactions in cotton today
under realizing and Southern selling.
December sold off from 1892 to
1880, or 8 points net lower. but met
an increased trade demand at that
figure and was holding around 10.84
in the midafternoon market.
Evening star., 1935-10-14

9& 4 Fairbanks Co pf---.
26la II Fairbanks Morse.
120 711a Fairb'ks NJ pf t311--
Ia 3% Fed Motor T(a10c)-
Al 2 Fed Screw Works.
81 u Fed Water Svc (A)-
25 16ls Fed'd D Strs tt60c).
4ll5 2Sl2 Fid Phoen FL t1.20-
1S1s 1919 Firestone t40c) -
96 S41a Firestone pf 4 (s)-.
5S1a As First Nat Strs t2k)
23l9 19 Florsheim (1) A.
6ss "a Follansbee Bros td).
6l$& 20ll Food Machine ~
ISIS 95s Foster Wheeler -
34la 1884, Four Nat Iww a1.10
28ls 17h Freeport-Texas ~.
27i. Is Fuller Co Or pf-
Evening star., 1935-10-14

@ soaa ordla..s g s.lf o00 ssasss isSaS eIossd Is
steady: 2cseoer; go; spsSeenser; Zee hx sdo: ssddoo::
July, COS,
Evening star., 1935-10-14
STEEL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, October IA R.-Steel
prices, per 100 pounds. fob. Pittsburgh:
Blue annnealed sheets, hot rolled. 200;
rolled, 2.45; steel bars, 1.S5.
Evening star., 1935-10-14

551s % Mccall Corp d.
13h IN McCrory Stores (d).
12x 81 McCrory Stfs b (d).
93 STA McCrory pf d.
46x 3lN Mcintyre Porcu "a
Evening star., 1935-10-14
LIVERPOOL QUOTATIONS,

LIVERPOOL QUOTATIONS.
LIVERPOOL. October IA R.-Cotton,
no receipts. Spot in good demand, but
er. Quotations in pence: American
striet sood middlinE 7;os; good middlins.
e.4s; strict low middling, $40: low mid
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30
L. A. Stocks

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 30. UP
Prices held steady, with volume
light, on the Los Angeles stock ex-
change this morning.
Broadway Department. Store, one
of the few issues changing sharp
ly, rose 2 points on a sale of Is
shares at 88 Pacific Finance "A"
gained z to l2H while the COM
mon stock lost 3 to 1875, both on
sales Of 100 shares each. Transam-
erica on 1700-share turnover
dropped X to 93s.
Square D "a" preferred lost l12
to 81 on 100 shares. Lockheed
gained u to Ga on 600. Byron
Jackson slid q selling 100 at l6l2.
Southern Pacific lost q to 1874
on 100 shares. Edison 6s dropped
X with 200 sold at 28Is while the
common stock held steady.
Bolsa Chica "a Oil rose Il to
A on a 7OO-share turnover. Stan
dard slumped 4 to 36A on 200.
Union on a 120O-share turnover
dropped ls to 20is.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30
|. A and
kewYork
Stocks
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Oct. 30. U.R-
Utility shares featured the stock
market today with huge turnover
especially in United Corporation.
They advanced. many to new highs,
while the main list was highly r-
regular.
Sharp selling hit the market in
the second hour. Steels weakened
as traders placed a bearish inter-
probation on the U. S Steel report
for the third quarter. The Clan
Steel Company still was IN the
red" contrary TO preliminary esti-
mates by traders.
y. S. Steel at its low was down
nearly 2 points and other sJeels
we're depressed. In the motors,
Chrysler hit 83% off la before
meeting support. Allied Chemical
registered a loss Of 81 points.
WESTINGHOUSE Electric fell from
913s to 887S and then regained a
small part of the loss. Mail order
issues. some of the liquors, some
of the farm shares, Owens Illinois
Glass. and several rails lost frac-
tions to 2 points.
Demand for the utilities was in
duced by another sharp rise in
electric output and further efforts
by the utilities to have the utility
bill declared unconstitutional Unit
ed Corporation before p. m. had
sales we'll above the 100000 mark
or about per cent of all trading.
American Water Works, Common
wealth & Southern, Columbia Gas.
Electric Power & Light and North
American were very active.
New highs for the year were
made by Columbia Gas, American
Water Works. Commonwealth &
Southern preferred, Public Service
of New Jersey and North American
were very active.
New highs for the year were
made by Columbia Gas, American
Water Works, Commonwealth &
Southern preferred, Public Service
of New Jersey and North American
with gains ranging to more than
point.
Among special issues making
new highs for the year or longer
were Eastman Kodak, Holland
Furnace, National Biscuit, Thatch-
er, Ulen, and Western Electrical
Instrument. Phillips made new
top in an irregular oil group. Deere
hit a top in an otherwise lower
farm implement group. New York
Air Brake was at its 1885 best in
the railroad equipments.
Metal shares were firm most of
the day. notably the copper and
silvers. Homestake Mining ap-
peared just before the close at 392
off T.
Bonds today based on rise in
call money from Z to I per cent to
q of l per cent. 1t was the first
money increase since the 4 per
cent rate was instituted last April
18. 1t reflected more a move on
the part of New York banks to OBJ
tain higher income than any in
crease in demand for money.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30
2f Wanted, Miscellaneous

BICYCLES-We cannot BE- UN-
DFRSOLD or bicycles, all sizes
in stock and q Big stock of re-
pairs. Wilson Machine Shop.
Phone 40 29-to
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30
Grains
Livestock
Poultry
l. A. Livestock

LOS ANGELES, oct. 30. lU.P)-
Livestock:
Hogs, 450; steady to Is cents
lower; grain feds 11OO-.35; top 11.35;
heavies 1000-.5 so.
Cattle LOCO; holdovers 831; steady;
fed steers 1856; short feds 6.75-
725; Mexicans 5.25-.75; plain heif-
ers 4.75-5.75; COWS 425-525; cutter
grades Sd; bulls to 5.25; calves 200;
holdovers 566; no sales; undertone
weak.
Sheep, 1500; including 900 to feed
lots; steady; good wooled Washing
ton lambs 9.60.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30
L. A. Butter and Eggs
BUTTER
Los Angeles Grain

LOS ANGELES, Oct 80. U.P)-
Prices quoted on the Los Angeles
Grain Exchange today:
Transcontinental corn-160- 65.
Argentine corn-1. So 90
Calf. wheat, sacked-1 57la -.621a
Calf. barley, sacked-1.00-l.0
Calf milo, skt.-$1 10.
Millfeeds white and red-1.O5- 10
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30

THE first balloon flights made earth by the bal
looms OF the Mongolher brothers 1888 OF their bags we're
filled with wood smoke with Later
in the year. with hydrogen
and passengers accompanied
flights
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30
SAs@SasaSA,
FOURTH 81 MAIN SITS.

Ann Lcring, making her debut
with Warner Baxter in M-G-M's
Robin Hood Of EI Dorado" had
never been west of New Jersey
Until she won a talent contest
and that her first role was as a
laughter of the old California Dons.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30
Los Angeles Hay
ia Auto Financing

Automobile Loans
Cash on your car whether paid
for or not.
Sterling Securities Co., Inc.
674 Main St. I'll Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30
L. A. Poultry

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 80. (U.R)-
Following are today-s market quo'
tar1nDS.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30
LOCAL TEMPERATURES

LOCAL TEMPERATURES
data compiled by Howard En-
mons, local observer for the United
States weather bureau)
Maximum yesterday ................. 80
Minimum today ............-..,........... Sc
Reading at Noon Today
Temperature ..................-............. II
Humidity 80
Reading at am. Today
Temperature ....................-............ 36
Humidity OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 56
Reading at pm. Yesterday
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. 68
Humidity 40
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30
Poultry for Sale
w Wdnted Poultry

WILL BUY any kind and quantity 7.
V. Poultry Co. Address Box 1000
Care Press or phone FL Centre 26,
(o.9a-n8p)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30
23 For sac, WisceHaneous

FOR SALE-Oats ara FLAX from ap-
proved fields E. S. Shields. Box
1I3 Westmorland Phone BraWley
871l-R-4. 016Ptf
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30
% &; Wa mG Ad page
POst-PresS
Ads Bring
RESULTS
'8 Business Opportunities

AN EXCEPTIONAL business oppor-
tunity that will stand your inves-
tigation Comb. Tire Store-SerVice
Station-AutO camp. doing 100000
mo. business, located heart San
Diego-U. s. Highway No. 30 passes
door. Price 525OOO0 cash, includes
eYerything-tire stock, equipment,
3 gas pumps, buildings A going
business. Earry's Tire Shop, 1865
Ell Cajon Ave, San Diego.
to26a -o31a)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30
Los Angeles Banks

Bid Asked
Sec First National $500. ATS 48
TranSamerica .............. 9l2 94s !
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30

Los Angeles and Vicinity-Fair and
continued cool tonight and Thurs
day; gentle to moderate southwest to
northwest wind.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-30

Southern California-Fair tonight
and Thursday; slightly colder in
east portion; local frosts in interior
tonight; moderate northwest wind
off coast.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19
NADIA Sc Sab DE LAS
JONAS DE LA THYSSEN

Madrid, sep. 19.-La policia
de Barcelona NADIA ha p0di<
averiouar aun sobre ell parade
70 de las joyaS que hubo de re-
clamar en- esa ciudad, estiman-
dolas robadas, Ell marido de la
baronesa ThySsen, que acompa-
naba al principe Mdiviani EN- ell
accidente que a este coSt6 la
vida.
Sostiene la policia que esas
joyas no las llevaba encima la
barHesa y tampoco estaban en-
eI automovil Rolls Royce la no
che de la desgracia.
Creese que al fin seran encon
tradas en- una GAIA de seguri-
dad, en- Paris o en- otro lugar.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19
METALICAS A LA
ENTRADA DEL

Madrid, Sept. BE infOr-
man al gobierno, desde Algeci-
ras que la aviaci6n inglesa rea-
liza vuelos sObre ell Pen6n de Gi
braltar y que a la entrada del
puerto Sc han colocado redes me
talicas, como las que habia en- ell
periedo de la guerra mundial.
Los mas poderosos aeropla :
nos b~ritanicos realizan manic
bras de combate y asegurase que
las galerfas de refugio para la
poblacion civil Sc mantienen a.
biertas. Ocho destructores pa
saran hoy por Ell estrecho, en- di
recci6n del canal de Suez.
I'm contingente militar, para
reforzar la guarnici6n, llegara
ell viernes.
Inglaterra tiene ahora concsn
tradas las mas poderOsas uni :
dades de su flota entire Gibral-
tar y Suez. Las islas britanicas
no tienen hoy, virtualmente, la
llamada protection de la escua-
dra del hogan.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19
UNA HIJA DE LEOPOLDO
GONZALEZ Sc CASARA
CON UN HIJO DE VICTOR
FERNANDEZ

RecibimoS de New York una
invitaci6n que dice: Los espo-
SOS Leopoldo Gonzalez ruegan
el honor de su preSencia en- Ell
matrimOnio de su hija Paulina
con ell j6ven Thomas C. Fernan
dez, que Sc e~fectuara ell domin-
go 80 de septiembre, en- la lyle
STA del Bendito Sacramento. La
reception Sc ofrecera en- ell Tenn
plo de Pythian, n1mero 1876 al
oeste de la c&lle 70.
Ell matrimonio Leopoldo Con
zalez es muy apreciado en- Tam
pa, donde reside machos amos.
Thomas G.. Fernandez, ell no
vic es hijo de los esposos Victor
La gaceta., 1935-09-19
LA LLAMAD LFGA DE LA
LIBERTAD EN- CONTRA DE
LOS tt ~RABAJADORES

Washington, sep. 19.-La LA
NADIA Liga de la Libertad, ca
lificada de reaccionaria por los
elementos liberales, declare "a
aver que la ley Wagner, en- ia
vor de los tr~abajadores ameri-
canos, es contraria a la Consti-
tucion. Un informe en- csc SEN
lido Sc rindi6 a la Liga por un
comite de abcgados que presi-
de Raul E. Desvernine.
Desvernine dice que su conf
t6, integrado por 58 letrados,
solo ha estudiado ell aspecto
constitutional y NADIA tiene que
yer con las Eases econ6micas.
sociales y politicas de esa legis-
laci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19
LOS NINOS DIJERON
QUE TENIAN Ell MEJOR
PADRE DEL MTINDO

Miami, sep. 19.-Ante ell gran
jurado del condado declararon
aver varios testigos, aportando
datos sobre la muerte, por que
maduras, de los ninos Dorothy
y Frances Denmark, de 13 y
II amos respectivamente. An
ties de MORN los ninos dijeron
en- ell hospital Jackson Memo
rial, segun los testigos, que te-
MAN ell mejor padre del mundo.
Denmarck fue detenido por-
que algunos vecinos dijeron que
lie habian dido amenazar a sus
hijoS.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19

4 Pamplona, sep. 1s.-HenorsV
to Ochoa, vecino del pueblo de
Ciranqui, Sc acerc6 al secrets-
rio del ayuntam@nto, Sr. Wa
do Perez, y lie entreg6 uhs
ia de su hermano.
FL secretario procedi6 inme-
diatamente a romper la carta,
sin abrirla y sin leerla, por 10
que Ochoa lie arroj6. una piedra,
lesionandolo en- ell costado dere-
cho.
En- la carta un hermano del
agresor lie pedia al seceetario lie
abonase q dinero que lie debia
como auxiliar suyo en- la setre-
taria del ayuntamiento.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19
A LA UNA DE LA TARDE
C~OMENZARON OFFICIAL
MENTE LAS OBRAS DEL
CANAL DE FLORIDA

Ocala, sep. ia la una de
4 tarde de hoy, ell p~residente
Roosevelt, tocando una Lave te-
lgrafica. Ell Hyde Park, n. Y,
hizo explotar una carga de dina
mita de so libras, comenzando
asi, oficialmente Ia construc-
zion del canal de la Florida.
Las eXc1Vaciones primeras
sc haran con un credito de $5,-
600, 900. solicitado por ell swna-
dor Fletcher en- contra de la vO-
luntad de los habitantes del sur
del estado. Calculan los ingenie
ron que la obra costara no me-
nos de $146, 900, 900.
La acci6n del presidente sc
interpreta como Sc halla deci-
dido a completar la obra.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19
UN TAMPENo QUE TRIUN.
Fla

FL joven tenor Don CaSano-
va, que viene actuando con
gran exito en- varios de los prin
'cipales teatros de New York,
no es otro que nuestro aprecia-
do amigo Darwin Casanova,
perteneciente a una distingui-
da familia de esta ciudad.
Casanova saE6 de Tampa a la
edad de 10 amos y estudi6 can
to con los mejores maestros de
Barcelona, Milan y Paris, per-
maneciendo cuatro amos en- Eu-
ropa.
AL regresar de esos estudios
ofreci6 varios conciertos en- es-
ia ciudad, siendo muy elogiado
y aIplaudido.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Precedente de Filadelfia, a
car2ar fosfato, entr6 aver ell va
por aleman Frankenwald. A
rrib6 de Mobile, a cargar ma
dera, ell vapor noruego Lind
uangen. Ell Mary, americana,
trajo carga general, de Balti-
more.
Partieron aver ell vapor anne
ricano Gulfmaid Y las motona-
YES Getsuyo Maru, japoneSa, Y
Worden, nicaragiiense.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19

ter Fernandez, tambien muy
estimados EN- esta comunidad,
unique al presente viyen en-
New York,
Mucho agradecemos la invi
taci6n de LeopoIdo, ell pianista
y autor, y de Victor, Ell popular
actor de otra epocu.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19

En- Miami, New York y otras
ciudades de los Estados UnidoS
ha dado so~onciertos y reciente-
mente fue contratado como te-
nor para la opereta Una No
che en- Espana".
Para ell invierno nos tiene a
nunciada una vista. Seguimos
deseandoles muchos triunfos al
notable cantante.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19
Pleitos v Divorcios

LuiSa P. Garcia contra Luis
B. Garcia; Truman Melvin Kies
contra Tesie Kies; Mary E. Re
driguez contra Willard Rodri-
guez; Graves Investment 60.
contra Matte H. McKeever.
Corte Federal: Soberano Cam
pamento de los Lenadores del
Mundo contra la Junta de ms
truccion publica del eondado de
fernando.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19
UNA CONDECORACION PA
RA VENDETTA

Madrid, Sept, 19,-El presi-
dente Alcala Zamora concedi6
aver la Gran Banda de la Orden
de la Republica, a su excelen :
cia ell coronel Carlos Mendieta y
Montefd, presidente de la Re
publica de Cuba.
Tn acuerdo en- tai sentido 10
tom6 e Consejo de Ministries,
Dor recommendation del Sr. Rion
da, Ministro de Estado.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19
REGIMEN DE PROTECTION
PARA UNA INDUSTRIAL

Madrid, sep. 1s.-El minis
terio de industrial y cohercio ha
publicado un decreto por medic
del cual Sc establece la protec-
ci6n de la industrial tartarica
nacional, .aumentando los dere-
chos arancelarios a las impor-
taciones del extranjero.
Por ell mismo ministerio Sc
ha fijado ell pago de primas a
los prodUctores de plomo adhe-
ridos al SYNDICATE de Linares.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19
Ell TEMPO

~mM@~-
Lluvias para hoy y Ell viernes.
Temperature maxima aver,
50 grades; minima, II.
Marea alta a las 5:13 a. m.
Marea baja a la l 80 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-09-19

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suscriptores, contiene las siguientes materials:
Portada a dolores, con ell retrato de Alice Faye.
Acuarela "En Guardia', en- las riberas del Milo.
"Meditaci6n', cuadro de ambiente arabe,
que induce a la mela1colfa.
Gun Bale Improvisado", cuadro de j. Brown,
en- an barrio de New York.
Cuatro Paginas de bellas fotografias. Ocho paginas
paginas de coInicas, para ninOs y mayQres.
Socci6n literaria con estOs artculOs: Cromwell puao
salvarse; La estatuila que una vez salvo la vida al Die
tador: Los ninos Reyes de la historic mundial; La ira
gedia- acecha a los nfnos a quienes ell destino conduce
q tronos: Rasputin doninaba a Russia desde su tumba
La opinión., 1935-05-26
MAGAZIN DE LA OPINION"
Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, DOMINGO &c DE MAYO DE 1885 MA

cubre ell orc en- cantidades c~osteables,
TODD hace esperar que habra una gran
afluencia dc mineros a la iona pobla-
da por los canibales. En- csc case. es-
tos veran que Sc les imponen los ru-
dimentos de la civilization occidental.
con una rapidez que seguramente no
sera de su agrado. Lo probable es que
Sc les explote para trabajar los vaci-
mientos auriferos, de la misma manera
que sc explode a los africanos en- las
minas de d~iamantes. Perderan su pri-
mitiva senciilez v ap-enderan muchos
de los valores del hombre blanco de-
searan las posesiones de los blancos Y
Sc convertiran en- otra aga infantil
devorada por ell progreso humane.