davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

Berlin, agosto 13.-Con an
siedad Sc aguarda ell resultado
De Ia confAencia que q canci-
Hitter esta celebra&o en-.
Baviera con los lideres d~a-
zismo. Hablando aver en- Ro-
senheim, el dictadcr NANTES
to que la naci6n Sc propone a
plastar a sus enemigos. Mas
tarde recibi6 a Frank Sedte, Ell
fundador de los cascos de ace
70, al mismo tempo que Sc man
tenia desierto Ell Quartet general
de esta organization, en- Berlin.
Afirmase qeu los cascos de ace
10 seran disueltos en- definitiva,
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
LOS FASCISTAS TiRARON
SOBRE LOS COMUNISTAS

Madrid, Agosto l3.-Dicen
de Sevilla que un grupo de fas
cistas que viajaba en- un auto
movil, acometio a tiros q un
grupo de comunistas, teniendo
que intervenir la guardia civil.
Como resultado de la aievo-
sa aggression murio uno de los
rojos y otros sufriferon heri-
das.
Las autoridades esperan cap
turar a los que dispararon.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

Tampa es un ejemplo de mo-
ralidad para Miami y Jackson
vile, en- 10 que a delitos graves
Sc refiere. Aqui Sc han cometi-
do menos asesinatos, homici-
dios, atrac2s y robos que en- e.
sas dos poblaciones.
Pero en- casas de juego, bolt
ia, rifitas, "cogiocas', ETC., po-
demos darle aIgunos puntos de
ventaja a esos dos centres ur-
banos.
Por AGA Sc han graduado,
con notas de sobresalientes, ca
81 todos los "boliteros" que 90
peran" en- ell Sur y particular
mente en- Ia Florida.
mos superan y les superb
mos
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

Los aeroplanos deben ser capa-
ces de v0lar con ell 500 de sus
motores a I'm altura de 1000
pies.
Lego aver a Honolulu, en- su
vuelo hasta la isla Wake, ell
Clipper de la Pan American
que manda ell captain Sullivan.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

Ahora &en, 81 Ell que SplSa
ell rabo aNgate Sc arranca l3
pelos de la barba, Is del bigote
~ Is de Ia "cayuca", entonces
la mala suerte Sc alicia y queSe
escoger numero para los ''tert
minales".@
Isas m~ujeres, como no poseen
barba nj bigote, tienen que a
rraAcarle II plumas a una ga
lima negra cuando' empiece a
.cacafear antes de las cinco de
la manana.
A falta de ,gallina hace ell
mismo efecto poner 13sveces los
sojos en- blanco' y repetir estas
lalabras: Estaba "salada', va
no 10 estoy estaba "salada", va
no 10 estoy.
Tn hombre que Sc sac6 ell
"gordo" de la loteria corri6 IS
millas al mediodia de un Is de
agosto y al finalizar Sc tom6 ell
coneenido de - tazas de cafe y
.escupio Is veces un retrato del
Diablo.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

va Sc han colificado por ell
distrito No. 2, West Tampa, los
candidates Leon S. Cain y Wi
lliamT. CYCLIC. Alberto D'Arpa
busca la reelection en- ell hume
no 2.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

Anunciaron aver sus respec-
twas candidaturas a miembros
de la junta electoral los Sres.
Barton H. Smith y Robert H.
Carter. T&mbien ha anunciado
su candidatura como aspirante
a integrar esa junta el j6ven j.
A. Vaccaro
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
Q
! MarteS dla 49,.

iMarteS dia 49,. Tendre-
mos elecciones honradas GUAM
do los dlideres Sc convenzan de
que 10 malo de hoy no sera bue-
no manana.
Pero dar la "brava" de 1884,
una superbrava, Y en- 1885 dar-
Sc golpes de pecho, pidiendo pu-
reza, escrupulosidad, es algo
que no pndemos com,prender.
El Coco esta suelto Ell algu-
ma parte.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

Hoy por la manana Sc abrie-
ron de nuevo los libros del re-
gistro electoral en- la casa ayun-
tamiento, bajo la SUPERVISION
de la Junta. Estaran abiertos
ALI hasta el dia 10.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

FL princsce de Asturias al
martharse de Cuba manifesto
que va Sc sentia como un cuba
no mas.
La Influenza de los mamon-
cillos, las guanabanas, las pinas
los names V los platanos.
I'm r@oido aplatanamiento,
debido quizas a que 81 alteza
logr6 averiguar, guiado por su
buena e:trella, que San Pedro
era crbano.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

Habana, agoSto 13.-HtE Sc
reunira ell Consejo de ElStado
para resolver la pugna eXisten-
te con ell C0nsejo de Secreta-
rios. Sc quejan los primeros, los
IconSejeroS, de que b1s segundos
no respetan los derechoS a elloS
concedidoS por la constitution
vigente. Algunas leyeS Sc aprue
ban Ell Ell ConSejo de Secreta-
Irios y van a la Gaceta Official
sin antes pasar por los console
ros. Los punt0s y facuhades de
eada org2rismo Seran fijadaS
lpor una ley de la cuai eS ponen-
te ell DR.. Rafael Maria Angulo.
-Oeurri6 aver una eN9lo-
sion de acetileno en- ct taller de
soldaduras situado en- Ell hume
no 104 de la calle de Zanja, pro
piedad del Sr, Santiago Valde-
rrama. Acudi6 un extinguidor
'quimico del taller de CorraleS,
'pero no tuvo necesidad de fun
cionar porque Valderrama pu-
do contener las llamaS SalVando
al mismo tempo a su hijo Este
ban, de 9 amos. Los danos son
de poca importancia.
Ell principe de Asturias EN-
barc6 aver para Miami, EN- un
avi6n de la Pan American, a las
3:l5 de la tarde. lie acompana-
ba su esposa, la bella Guiana
Edelmira Sampedro.
Los peri6dicos publican
una carta del Sr. Carlos Prio
lStcarras, fechada en- Miami, di
ciendo que no es cierto que an
ties de su salida de la Habana
Iconferenciara con ell Sr. Pelayo
Cuervo, secretario de comuni-
caciones. Tampoco ha tenido su
,viaje reIaci6n con las gestiones
que ALI practicar9n, al decir de
los peri6dicos, los Sres. Aurelio
Alvarez V DR., Mario DiaZ Cruz.
Al cumplirse dos amos de
la caida de la tirania, Gerardo
MachadO, el tirano, Sc encuen-
Itra en- Francia, en- un balnea-
rio de la parte Norte, gozando
de buena salud. Al parecer Ma
chado no teme va la mano de
un asesinO. Los amigos del cri-
minal aseguran que el observa
la situaci6n de Cuba y que va
Ell pueblo esta convencido de
Ique su gobierno era mejor que
lel actual. Anhela la union del
Partido Liberal. Sc Opone al
presente tratad0 de reciproci-
dad, ahora en- yMor, y cree que
la esperanza de la Repdblica
descansa er los pequenos terra
tenientes.
Ell sargento SGpena y los
cabos Cabezas y Cortes arresta-
ron aver a Victor Rodriguez y
Rodriguez, de Matanzas, indi-
viduO que lie habia mandado
una carta al comerciante Ma
nuel Garcia, residente en- ell no
tel La lReguladora, e~xigiendole
SIS, 900. En- la carta dice que ne
costa Ell dinero para atender a
una enfermedad de su hijita.
Rodriguez declare que su ami
lgo Carlos Salazar lie habia es-
Icrito la carta, pero este qued6
len libertad, por haberse proba-
lido su inocencia. In9res6 ell "a
Itracador en- el Castillo del Prin-
lcipe.
Sc cumpli6 aver otro ano
de la caida del Machadat0. Los
tribunales descansaron. No Sc
trabaj6 en- la mayoria de las O.
ficinas publicas. FL ej6rcito no
lCrganiZ6 actos para aver; pero
los prepare para el 4 de sep
cuand0 sera iluminado
TODD Ell campamento de Column
bia.
-VisitarS hoy al secretario
de estado. DR.. Barnet. ell DR.,
Carlos Nj. De Cespedes, emba-
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

Martes dia 49,. Nal dia pa
ra nombrar al tercer hombre en-
el asunto del teamwork.
Habra que eSperar a que Ell
Is caiga en- viernes.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
CUBA AL Ola
Pugna entire ell Consejo de Estado y Ell Consejo
de Secretaries. = Pavimentara ell gobierno de
los Etados Unidos las GALES de Cuantanamo.-
Ell Principe de Asturias dice que Sc ha
sentido un cubano mas

jador de Cuba EN- ESpana y can
didato a la pres. lencia de la
Hepdhlica. Por conducto del DR..
Barnet pedira una audiencia al
fpresidente de la + publica, con
el que deSea discutir los pro-
blamas p~oliticos del momento.
-Cerca del pueblo de FIori-
da. en- la carretera Central, Sc
tvolc6 aver TN omnibus, por i'm
prrdencia del chofer, perecien
do 81 paSajero Angel Martin, eS
.ranol, Y sufriendo lesiones gra-
yes Jose M. Martinez, Toribio
Molina y Antonio Simon. Los
.heridos leves son Z. Creese que
.fallecera ell chofer, responsible
del accidente. cuyo estado Sc EN-
.peor6 anoche.
Ell gobierno de los Estados
,Unidos, por medic de un ARE
Iglo con el g~2bierno, paVimenta-
Ira las GALES dc la ciudad de
Guantanamo, en- la provincial
de Oriente. Con dinero del 90
Ibierno de los f. u. Sc eXtraera
la caneria de 10 pulgadas que
abastece de aqua a la poblaci6n
~ Sc instaiara una de 20 para
que la Caimanera tenga mejoE
servicio de aqua.
FL policia Jose Rodriguez de
tuvo aver a Ramon Rodriguez
Fernandez, veci6o de la casa
numero 33 de la Gale Paula, a
IcuSandolo de pretender robar
cigarrillos en- una vidriera de
Iesta ciudad. Sc hailaba el hom-
Ibre agazapado, en- actitud sos
cuando lego un DEEPEN
Jdiente del establecimiento y lie
hizo detener
Ofreci6 aver Ell nuevo jefe de
la policia ~ext6cnica, ahora Cons
titucional de InYestigaci1res,
comandante Eugenio Menen-
DEE, que los agentes titles de su
departameuto seran respeta-
dos, pero que los ineficienteS
seran despedidos. Menendez e
fectuara una reorganization
del cuerp0, imitando la que en-
Tia judicial hizo ell comandante
Raimundo Ferrer.
An mardharse aver con
rumbo a los Estados Unidos, ell
principe de Asturias, hijo del
exrey Alfonso de Espaia, dej6
una nota en- la que dice estar
muy agradecido a espanoles y
cUbanos y que siempre conser-
vara gratos e imborrables re-
icuerdos de la cortesia Guiana y
de la bondad de los espanoles
aqui residences. Sc muestra
complacido de la vista que hi
Iciera al sanatorio del Centre
Asturiano, diciendo que es una
Iprueba maraVill0sa del arraigo
espanolisimo de sus compatrio-
Itas que haitian en- Cuba. "BajO
el sol de Cuba, termina, me he
sentido un cubano mas. No di-
go Adi6s, me despido con eStas
ipalabras: Hasta luego."
-Fallecl6 aver en- un h0SpI-
tai la j6ven Edelmira Garcia,
de 18 amos, que ell dia 8 atenta-
ra contra 81 vida en- el pueblo
de Guanajay. En- ningun mo-
mento quiso decir las causas
Nue l. ipulsaron a tomar tai
determination. Llevaba relacio
mes amorosas con un militar.
Ell programa de la semana
de Lope de Vega empezara a
cumplirse eli microbes, no ha-
biendo podido comenzar aver a
causa de la lluvia. Todas las To-
calidades para la representa-
ci6n de Fuente0vejuna Sc han
agotado.
-Pas6 aver por este puerto,
con rumbo a MEXICO, ell exvice-
presidente de Ia rd2lblica de
Nicaragua Sr. Ricardo Espino-
(PGsG q Ia 4G.J
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

ertes dia Is, dia de des-
grdSfa...!
Ibamos a comentar la carta
de Jose R, Colmenares, que a.
parece Ell otro lu2ar de este pc
riddieo, pero deei&mos dejarS,9
para otro dia.
iMartes 49,. nal dia para
probar que siempre hemos de-
feniido "a honradez electoral,
aun opinando en- contra de nues
tros amigos; pero que no pode-
mos pasar facilmente ESQ de
que "tramposos" de aver Sc
corstituyan en- campeones de
la pureza,... porQue les convie-
ne asi, no por principles.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

Pisarle hoy Ell rabo a un ga
to negro signfica "salarse"
por muchos amos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

Huey Long consult6 anoohe
con la almohada y hoy martes,
dfa Is, anuncia SUI candidatura
a la presidential.
va era antipatico y ahora
son ell infortunio del dia 13 so
bre "su augusta cabeza", el pie
bio elegira a FRANKLIN D.
Long oy5 anoche trece cam
panadas, en- lugar de II, e inter
pret6 ell "fenomeno" como unc
propicio a su candidatura y fl
mes.
Ningdn ciudadano que Sc
respete votara a favor de un in
dividuo que en- dia Is salga con
tan pesada broma.
candidate ell dictator de Ia
desverturada Luisiana, una ex,
nina linda!
Candidate a sustituir a Fran
klyn D. ell eximio.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

Les detectives han encontra-
do al Sr. HOpson y lie presenta-
ran ante el comite investigator
de la camara, no del senado.
Els Ell 'genio' de la Associated
Gas y Electric la compahia que
casio mas de i'm million de pc
sos en- derrotar la ley Wheeler
Rayburn.
Cuando la camara lie "afine"
ilo pasara al senado, a la conf
sion de Mr.. Black?
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

I'm anciano de la raza negra
muri0 de hambre en- Jackson
willie. Estaba inscripto en- las lis
tas &c "alivio"... y lie "soco-
rrian".
Pero como ell socorro no lie
bastaba para alimentarse, ell e.
ti6picc "entreg6 su alma a
Dios".
-Pcbre2ito-dice la buena
genie.
Quizas ell case sirva de ejem-
plo, aunque la muerte de un in
feliz pronto Sc olVida.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

Lord Robert Cecil pidi6 aver
al gobierno de su pals, en- Lon
dres, que demuestre a Italia que
Sc sostendra la Liga de Nacio-
mes per la fuerza 81 fuera nece-
sario.
va bajaria de tono ell Duce,
ell demente de la camisa negra,
81 Inglaterra resolviese can
tarle las cUarenta'.
Pero como Ia disputa es con
un pals negro, cuando ell Negus
pida mejor protection al Conse-
10 de la Liga, entonces Ingla-
terra perdera el brio Y Sc IL
mitara a lamentar ell "derra-
mamiento de sangrs'.
HAY que "civilizar" a Etio-
pfa asesinando a seres humanos
y robando tierras que no perte-
necen a Victor Manuel y mucho
menos a BenitO... Ell de los ges-
tos de manicomio!
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
CHUNGAS YlNO CHCNGASN
dia Is. Ha1Are, Delitos y Pureza.-
Fiuey candidate "a Poltrona Preside

krtes dia IS, dia de DIES.
graeia...!
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-21
SHOLTZ PICKS
COMMISSION
ON FISH, GAME

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. June Fl.
CUP). - Governor Dave Sholtz
yesterday announced appoint
ments to the recently created
game and fresh-water fish COM
mission.
The commission was set up by
the last legislature to remove
conservation activities from con-
troll by one head. The 1888 leg
islature consolidated all conser-
walton work under one superVi-
sor.
Commission members appoint
ed were: DR.. F. G. Garner, WIN,
ter Haven, first congressional
district, four-year term; Frank
Winthrop, Tallahassee, third con-
gressional district, two-year term
Henry Wissenfeld, Jacksonville,
second district, two-year term;
H. l.. Schaller, Miami, fourth DIS
trict, three-year term, and Z. "
Margruder, Orlando, fifth dis
trict, one-year term.
Sholtz called a meeting OF ne
commission for early next week
to select a chairman and eXecu-
tive secretary.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-21
MITCHELL OUT
AFTER MAKING
CRAFT CHARGE
Roper Says Aide Dismiss.
ed in Interest of
Efficiency

WASHINGToN,'Ju 81. (UP).
Commerce Secretary Daniel G.
Roper told the senate commerce
committee today that removal of
Ewing Y. Mitchell as assistant
secretary of commerce was i'm
perative "in the interest of eff
ficiency in the proper dispatch of
government duties"
The department of Justice will
make sweeping investigation of
Mitchell's charges of graft and
corruption" against the depart
ment of commerce, Attorney Cen
eral Homer S. Cummings said.
But it won't be in charge of
Mitchell, who offered to do it if
appointed S1-a-year special as
sistant attorney general. When
asked about Mitchells offer Cum
mings commented:
"That INTRODUCES an element
of humor in the situation"
The attorney general said the
head of his criminal division,
Joseph B. keenan,, would make
the investigation.
ut will not be limited to what
Mr.. Mitchell saw fit to write"
Cummings added, "but it will be
sweeping enough to reach a def
mite conclusion. An attempt will
be made to find the exact facts
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-21
Right To Demand
Blood Tests OF
Children Upheld

BERLIN, June 21.-(UP).-
The supreme court yesterday
ruled that any man has the right
to demand blood tests of any child
born by his wife, in order to de-
termine whether it is his or an
others.
The ruling emphasized that "in
the National = Socialist (Nazi)
state, determination of. parentage
has far-reaching meaning for
every German citizen. The child
therefore has direct interest,
also, in the determination of blood
strains, whether a fathers suspi-
cions are true or not"
"That this determination may
have drawbacks for the child can
not be denied" the decision add
ed. ."But these drawbacks must
give way before the interest of
the state in establishing true men,
bership by right of blood in spe-
cifc clam"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-21
EDEN AVERTS
RUPTURE OVER
GERMAN NAVY
British Statesman Seems
to Have Quoted
French Protest
PROBLEMS REMAIN
TO BE IRONED OUT

PARIS, June 81. (UP).-Capt.
Anthony. Eden of Great Britain
appeared today to have achieved
another diplomatic victory and
averted rupture of the Franco
British political front over Bril-
tain's agreement to let Germany
build a big navy.
At the end of the days con-
versations, which will be resumed
tomorrow, Premier Laval said:
Eve discussed with complete
frankness the Anglo-German ma
val accord. Capt. Eden explained
the reasons which led his govern
ment to make this decision. 1 did
not fail to repeat the reserves my
government has expressed on the
subject. Ny personal relations
with Captain Eden are sufficient
to stress the friendly character Of
our conversations"
The formal atmosphere which
maintained. however, indicated
that various problems remained to
be ironed out before an accord is
reached.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-21
DISCOVERY in PALESTINE
MAY END CENTURIES OLD
OUESTFOR THE HOLY GRAIL

which experts described as fine
Roman work. They dated it
roughly from about 100 BIC. to
100 AID.
Experts believed the cup was
the famous taliSman of Romance
made famous in the tales of King
Arthur and his knights of the
round table. 1t was the object
of the quest by the knights, and
also became famed through the
English translation of the French
work, "Quete Del Saint GRAIL"
in which it is the cup of chaliee
of the last supper. a.a,.
The blood which flowed from
the wounds of the crucified Saw
Tor was caught in the grail. The
word originally signified "dish," y
however, and some versions indi-
cate it was the dish on which the
paschal lamb was served to Jesus.
Through the centuries, how,
ever, the meaning has varleo
greatly. The grail may be
food-providing talisman, as in
Welsh version: it may be crys,
tai vase, filled with blood rom
which the king drinks, as in o'hei
tales. 49,
1t may be a stone, as IN 'ie
"parzival" story, or its, pace Al
"a procession may be taken ny .
Continued on page three' -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-21
Wind ADDS TO
FLOOD HAVOC
IN Wide AREA
Three Are Killed in Texas
as the Result of
Tornadoes

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June 81.
(UP).-Tornadoes today had add
ed to the destruction caused by
floods in the middle west.
Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Ne
braska and Kansas communities,
experiencing flood. conditions as
bad as those three weeks ago.
were struck by high winds that
left huge property and crop dam
age in the wake. Two persons
were killed and eight injured at
Rails, Tex, yesterday, and a man
died of heart attack during a
windstorm at Big Springs, Texas,
where three were injured.
Flood conditions continued in
the Republican River valley and
Nebraska, Kansas and lower Colo
RADIO, and the Rio Grande valley
of Texas. ,.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-21
Stuckie Thinks Other
States Would Soon
Follow Lead

FIT. LAUDERDALE, Fla, June
21.-CUP).-New promises were
stacked high before the voting
public yesterday by Arthur Wads.
worth Stuckie, who calls himself
"our next governor" at the "of-
ficial opening" of his guberna-
torial campaign. .>.fir =
With an impatient gesture
Stuckie told how he will do away
with the legislature and give the
law-making power to the people:
"Ill eliminate the legislature"
he said. "In its place we will
have an open forum at Tallahas,
see once a week. I'll handle all
problems given in person, sent by
messenger, telegraphed or phon-
ed in, before sunset of the day
received. Other states and ma.
tions will soon follow this lead y
That pledge was only a begin
ming for "the fighting cowboy
from Arizona" He went down
the list of promises as several
hundred persons listened from
the floor of local tavern-night
club. go,
"Make me governor and I'll
kill all the mosquitoes in Florida
in "a hours.
"T won't allow razor-back
'hawgs,' COWS, horses. hound
dogs or other animals, or Geor-
gia or Florida Crackers, on the
without proper tail
lights. !
81 will build a university of
opportunity, giving all inventors
a chance to get materials and
training. =.
81 won't give diplomas to high
school and college graduates, but
instead certificate saying they
have jobs
Collar-less, with a pencil be-
hind his ear and a long cigar in
his gesticulating hand, Stuckie
went on to say also that he would
wipe out all taxes and bonded
debt in two years, bring 4,000,-
600 more people to Florida, grant
a 2O-year moratorium on real
estate taxes, build a subway
from Jacksonville to Miami, in
sist on Florida advertising on the
highways, stand for a "wide-open
state" and-stepping across state
the soldiers bonus.
His "moonvine platform" on
which he announced previously
was somewhat obscured by the
new outline of pledges, but it
was not entirely discarded. Stuck
lie said he will go to Tallahassee
Monday 20 plant moonvine seeds
in trent of the capitol.
He added he has the next gov
"sewed up"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-21
CAMP DAY
IS SUGGESTED
c. of c. Board Pleased
With Initial Success
of Tourist Program

Directors Of the Chamber of
| Commerce last night approved
plans of the entertainment COM
mittee for the tourist season,
commended the committee for
the initial success of its play
ground activities, and recon-
,mended that a summer camp day
program be worked out for a
date late in the season. This
program, it was suggested, should
include a parade featuring camp
horses and riders, and a night
entertainment by campers in the
high school auditorium.
o. Y. Brownlee, committee
chairman, reported that 200 chill
dren participated in the opening
of playground activities, that the
first free public entertainment
will be held Friday Fight at the
high school auditorium, and that
the first street dance will be held
next Monday night under the di-
rection of T. D. Clark.
The board heard a talk by Col.
] c. Woodward of Highland
Lake, in which he said that APP
proximately 100 young folk and
40 teachers viii be in camp and
school there this summer, and
that the parents of the young
people will be guests for three
days near the close of the sea-
son. He commended the Cham
ber of commerce for its activities
and said he believed this section
is on the verge of much greater
accomplishment.
President Milo w. Strong ap-
pointed F. NJ. Waters, H. +.
Buchanan and D. Y. Brownlee to
work out a plan for organizing a
high school band, and named
Yates w. Little, j. c. Morrow,
P. F. Sudduth and E. w. Ham,
as a finance committee for the
summers entertainment program.
The board took official recog-
milton of widespread reports of
the prevalence of infantile pa
ralysis in North Carolina, and au-
thorized President Strong to en-
list the aid of other civic groups
in the mountain section in pro-
testing publicity being given out
by the state board of health. Re-
ports of camp directors and 9th
ers indicate, it was said. that this
has given needless con-
Germ to parents in others states
and that. as a consequence. a
number have cancelled summer
reservations made here and in
other resort places. Cases of the
disease are confined almost ex-
clusivelv to eastern counties, and
belief was expressed last night
that no greater danger exists
here than in other states whose
officials have not made public
the number of cases of this and
other maladies that are contagi-
Gus and which frequently become
prevalent.