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been claimed that such converts
turned to Christ and the Christian
missionary for some advantage that
they could get out Of doing so.
1t Is interesting to know that here
In the early days Of Christian mis-
sions the same factors were present.
There were sorcererS and pervert-
ers Of truth who sought to make
their own profit out Of the move
ment.
But how little effect they had,
and how little their perversion and
hypocrisy had to do with the true
motive and work Of missions in max
ing known the reality and power OF
the gospel
The work OF Christian missions Is
TO be judged by its triumphs and
not by its failures. II Is to be judged
no less by its converts than by its
great preachers and prophets.
"A spiritual leader, like Kagawa IN
Japan, stands out as a great example
Of what the Christian witness has
achieved. The Gospel In its power
knows no bounds Of race or nation
, 1935-06-21
Pacific Fleet Is
Asked to Pay Visit

This city Is joining Galveston and
other Texas seacoast cities in seek
ing to bring the Pacific Coast fleet
to Texas for a visit during the Cen
tennial.
The Galveston Chamber OF Com
merce explained in a recent letter 70
the local chamber what II has done
toward obtaining the visit and suz-
sested that Brownsville join in the
move. This city Is writing to cen
gressmen. senators and others urg-
ing that they use their influence in
bringing the fleet here.
II the fleet comes to Texas It IS
considered certain part OF II will
visit the new seaports in the Valley.
, 1935-06-21
Harlingen Selects
Jamboree Scouts
Especial TO The HerRld)

HARLINGEN. June 2l.-Seven or
eight Harlingen Boy Scouts are
scheduled to leave August IA on
their l6-day trip Of 1000 miles to
the Washington Jamboree. August
ALSO.
A number Of Harrington business
men were working this week to OBJ
tain FUNDS with which to defray
expenses OF the trip for the Scouts.
They will present q stage play
wednesday afternoon and night at
the Arcadia theater here In which
between IS and 100 persons will
appear. The stage play to be pre-
kaented In connections with the
}p6reen program Is "An Evening in
Japan" under direction OF Mrs.
q. r. Jennings.
Ninety dollars Is required to send
one scout to the jamboree. and the
theater program, II Is hoped. Will
defray expenses for the three scouts
named by the Kiwanis club. Wal
ter Nixon, Bob Cantwell and Stuart
Jennings. Tickets are TO be placed
On sale this weekend in downtown
stores.
, 1935-06-21
UTILITIES BILL
YET UNCERTAIN
Holding Companies Have
Many Allies I'm

WASHINGTON, June Il. R-A
private poll OF the house Is reported
to show that administration leaders
lack some 40 votes In their fight to
pass a bill calling fer the compulsory
abolition OF unnecessary" public
utility holding companies.
Against President RooSevelt's
wishes. the house interstate COM
merce committee has approved pro-
visions which would give the secur-
tiles commission permissive author
ity to require dissolution OF the
holding companies instead of making
, 1935-06-21
BIS Are Employed
At Schmidt Plant
Especial 70 Inc Heraldl

SAN BENTTO, June 2l.-The Sch
midi Canning Factory, operating
with added equipment, Is n Of the
busiest places In the city. Two hun
dred and so women and about rs
men are being employed daily dur
ing the tomato canning season.
r.. @. Schmidt, owner, said that
rs tons OF tomatoes were canned on
each Of two days this week but that
canning would slow up probably
during the coming week.
The plant has had a capacity cf
two and one-half carloads a day
but addition OF Gaping equipment
has increased the capacity 70 about
three cars O day.
Tomatoes end f~-1~l- --ste are be-
ing canned by this plant.
, 1935-06-21
Pentecost.

that IL important that 1t becomes
worldwide in its scope and in
fluence.
We should bear this In mind at a
time when missions, and especially
foreign missions, are being d~isparag-
ed. though the deep motive ia mis-
Sions will always be the elemental
Christian impulse. Where Christian
faith Is deep. intense. and strong,
missionary movements will always
flourish, and only such faith can
keep them permanent and effective.
Our lesson may be taken as q
New Testament illustration OF this
truth as the story Of its New Tes-
lament foundation. II Is the story
OF the church sending forth It's
preachers and prophets to proclaim
the word Of God.
One charge against Christian mis-
sions has been that the work OF
the missionary has been carried on
in the midst Of much superstition
and hypocrisy. The faith Of con-
vertS has been challenged, and Il has
, 1935-06-21
Luncheon Planned
For Insurance Men


HARLINGEN, June 21.-Under
auspices Of the Texas Association
OF Life Underwriters a luncheon is
10 be held ut the Reese Wilmond
hotel Saturday at 1915 70 en-
courage formation Of two or more
local underwriters associations in
the Valley.
The move Is the first one In the
direction Of q more efficient or
R~anixation for Valley life insur-
ance men. Insurance men in this
section do not have membership in
a national, state, or local ~organiza-
ton. The state organization, re-
alizing importance Of the Valley,
are eager to form several associa-
lions in this part Of the state.
County associations will probably
be formed later.
AS association members are re-
CURED TO maintain q code Of ethics
In keeping with the character OF
life insurance work. it has been
pointed out that the proposed or
ganization is Of considerable pub
lie interest.
, 1935-06-21
Indy Invention Permits
= y \ y
to Watch Organs
Function Outside Bodies

NEW YORK, June n. Rl-The
mechanical genius Of Col. Charles
A. Lindbergh. switched to science,
inaugurates a new cycle In medical
progress announced Friday.
He has perfected a mechan-
ical heart and lungs at the Rookie
teller Institute. where he has been
working for several years in seclu-
sion Of his own choosing.
1t enables surgeons TO remove a
whole organ. such as kidneys, heart,
spleen or glands from an animals
body, and keep il alive indefinitely,
, 1935-06-21

G. Il. Moore. formerly OF st. Pet
ersbure. Fla. Is now operating the
Del Msr dance hall. according to an
announcement made Friday.
An experienced man. Moore prom
ises q good orchestra at all times. with
all pains 20 make dance guests COM
Portable and to furnish complete
facilities for enjoyment.
, 1935-06-21
FDR LAUDED
FOR FORCING
COURT ACTION
Law Authority Ayers
Supreme Justices
Should Be Made To
Step on Toes

CANTON, ". Y, June Il. Up
Or. Howard Lee McBain Of Colum-
bia University told the conference
on Canadian american affairs Fri
day that 1t would be good tactics"
for the president to jam through
as many New Deal laws Of doubtful
constitutionality as possible.
DR. McBain argued such q course
would increase the support for o
constitutional amendment to n
large the powers Of the national
government TO regulate business.
He said he assumed the presi-
dent still held the view expressed on
Nay 81, Just after the supreme
court had stricken NRA off the
statute books.
statute Books
Outside the conference. DR.. Nc
Balm intimated that he believed
the present social security and the
Wagner bills as described in the
press came under the head OF the
doubtful constitutionality."
at the time Of his famous press
interview OF May 81" he said, Mr..
Roosevelt was evidently Of the
opinion that in the light Of the
Schecter decision Throwing out
NRA), little that is really reforma-
tory in the politico-economic sgS-
TEN can be accomplished short OF
amending the constitution.
IF this Is still his view, II would
be good tactics for him to drive
through congress as many New
Deal bills Of doubtful constitution
atty as he can and to hasten these
laws TO an early judicial decision
as to their constitutionality.
Is Authority IN Law
The more toes that are trod up
an by the firm but gentle feet Of
The supreme court following as 1t
almost must the hard beaten paths
Of constitutional constr uction
(there are must decisions as well
as a must list Of laws, the larger
will be the number Of these who
viii be prepared for constitutional
amendment.
The president would not Of
course encourage the drafting and
enactment Of laws known to be un-
constitutional for the deliberate
purpose OF arousing opposition 10
the constitution. But II he believes
n law to be otherwise good the
mere fact Of its being held uncon-
stitutional may prove to be grist
for his mill for ultimate reform"
A noted authority on constitu-
tional law, DR.. McBain spoke at the
discussion Of politics in the confer
ence. sponsored by the Carnegie
Endowment for international Peace,
st. Lawrence University Of Canton,
and Queens University Of Kingston,
Ont.
, 1935-06-21

their abolition by 1914 mandatory.
House leaders plan TO continue tho
drive for the holding companies
death sentence" ON the floor. hut
were reported 70 have become dis
heartened by the results or the noll
OF the members. The death SEN
tence" provision passed the senate
only BY q one-vote margin.
The commerce committee wam
called into session again Friday tn
act on the remaining two points IN
the long-controverted legislation. m
oications were that the measure
would be reported TO the house sat-
urday for consideration early next
week.
The two items yet To be approved
are the procedure for taxing utili-
ties and the language 70 be used In
setting forth congress- policy I'm reg
ulating utilities. AS new written, the
measure would subject l5 per cent
Of holding company dividends 90
corporate income levles.
Glass snakes are lizards. noi
, 1935-06-21

ders. In the very nature Of the case
1t must expand. Its impulse Is to
90 forth and tell the good news that
1t has received.
Professor Hooking Of Harvard IN
iversity, In addresses in connection
with the Laymen's Missionary Move
ment has emphasized this world
wide aspect of truth as the deep
and essential missionary motive. II
this had not been true Of Christianity
ii would need to be true today II
religion would keep abreast OF SCI
ence and other departments Of in
quiry into truth.
Today, when some great truth
is discovered in IN land, or some
great invention is developed, newt
ably 1t spreads to other countries.
It Is in the very nature Of anything
, 1935-06-21
Band Concert

The 18th Cavalry Band Of Fort
Brown will present q concert Friday
&C Z .. m. The band win be under
the direction Of staff Sgt. Harry l.
Dalton, conductor.
The program win be as follows
March, "Fantastique;" Rhapsody.
ssIavonic;" waltz. mile Modiste;"
Selection. Eileen" Tone Poem, I'm
Lovers L@ne;" Patrol, Spanish"
FOX trot. Pop Goes Your Heart"
March, The king Of SPAIN"
, 1935-06-21
Scouts Make Hike
fenncIai 10 The Heraldl

LA FERIA, June 81. Members
OF Scout Troop No. 10, accompan-
fed by Scoutmaster James e.
Swami and Assistant Scoutmaster
william Stoddard. spent Thursday
In one Of the first Of q series Of
hikes TO enable members Of the
troop TO pass outdoor tests for
merit badges.
Tests given on the Thursday
hike included cooking. fire-making.
first aid. tracking. pioneering and
swimming.
, 1935-06-21
BY VIM. r. GILROY, ID. ID.
Editor of Advance

If il had not been for the mis-
sionary spirit in Christianity. there
would have been no Christianity at
all.
Jesus Himself instituted Christian
missions when He sent His disciples
forth two by two into the villages Of
Gailee and Judea proclaiming the
Gospel of the Kingdom.
This was the beginning Of Christ
ian home missions. but 1t Is the
characteristic of a missionary relig-
ion that 1t cannot be confined TO
home bases or kept within home Dor
, 1935-06-21

atty. 1t Is a power adaptable to all
the world and IL Is the only power
Inat can save the world.
, 1935-06-21

CHRISTIAN MISSIONS
Text: Acts 1868; 13:l-l2.
The international Uniform Sunday
School Lesson for June 23
La gaceta., 1935-01-18
MAS DE $1,000 ENCONTRA
DOS EN- LA CASA DE LOS
BARKER

Washington, Enero 18.-Los
agentes de la secretaria de JUS
ticia encontraron en- la casa don
de murieron Fred Barker y SUI
madre mas de $4,000, una can
tidad en- ell bolso de mano de la
mujer y otra en- un cintur6n
del hombre. Una comprobaci6n
esta efectuandose para avert :
guar 81 en- ell dinero figuran BIZ
lletes de los entregados por ell
rescate de Ed G.. Bremen.
Aver pudo saberse que otros
de los Barker, ell director del sin
dicato de criminales Karpis-
Barker, Sc haila detenido en- Chi
c9go. Creese que a este Sc arran
cara la confession del lugar don
de Sc hallaban su madre y her.
mano. Esfuerzos Sc realizan al
bora para capturar a Karpis, ell
Otro jefe de la banda.
La gaceta., 1935-01-18

Nacional tuvo que poner de ma
nifiesto la triste coincidencia
de que los ataques a la Ceda CO.
menzar9n en- los peri6dicos en-
que ustedes tienen notoria Y
bien canada Influenza, tan
pronto como elegidas las Cor
ties actuales no eran va necesa-
rios a la Union de DerechaS nj
los votoS nj la organization de
la Ceda.
Que en- cuanto a la eficacia
de nuestra tactica para ell To-
gro de las aspiraciOnes minimas
de las elecciones de noviembre,
es un buen teStimonio la amnis~
tia dc la primavera Ultima, que
lie permitio a listed yer conclui-
do SUI injusto d~estierro en- Pa
ris e iniciar la labor imperso-
nal de la fundaci6n del Bloque,
en- ell cual su fuerte PERSONAL
dad Sc destaca con caracteres
inconfundibles. Suyo, atento Sc
guro servidor y amigo, Jose
Maria Gil Robes.
La gaceta., 1935-01-18
Pide ell Presidente Roosevelt Sc establezca ell Sc
guro obrero, pensiones para los a%nclanos y ayuda
para las madres y sus hijos
Costara al gobierno 500, 900 900
iniciar ell nuevo programa

4 Washington, enero 18.-En
un menSaje remitido aver al
congreso, uno de los mensajes
mas trascendentales remitidos
a los cuerpos legislativos desde
que la Rep1blica sc fundara, el
presidente Roosevelt traZa su
programa en- favor de los obre-
ros sin trabajo, los ancianos,
las madres pobres y sus hijos.
Tan pronto fue leido ell men,
safe, ell comite de medios y ar
bitrios de la camara dej6 sobre
la mesa ell proyecto de los boz
nos a los soldados, y empez6 a
considerar 10 que debe hacerse,
Altos funcionarios del gobier-
no manifestation al mismo ITEM
Pc que ell plan estara en- vigor
antes de IL meses, 81 Sc respe-
tan los deseos del jefe del esta-
do.
Ell senador Robinson, lider de
la mayoria en- ell senado, elogi6
ell mensaje y dijo que Sc lie da-
ria rapida consideration.
En- parecidas palabras Sc ex-
pres6 ell Representative Byrns,
p~residente de la camara.
La semana entrante, segun
Byrns, Sc debatira ell proyecto
de ley de los $4,000, 900, 900,
que Sc halla intimamente rela-
cionado con ell programa social
del jefe del estado. Ell presiden-
tie ha pedido mano libre para
g2star csc dinero y dar ocupa-
ci6n a $500, 900 hombres y mu-
jeres.
Dirigira la lucha en- favor de
les planes del presidente, en- la
alta camara ell senador Wagner,
de New York, y en- la camara
baja ell representant Lewis, de
Maryland.
Los cuatro puntos de vital
importancia del nuevo mensaje
del executive son los siguientes:
Compensation a los obreros sin
trabajo por medic de un inn
puesto de 80 sobre las n6mi-
mas de page de companies o per
La gaceta., 1935-01-18
LOS AGENTES FEDERALES
APRESARON AL BANDIDO
ROBERT MATS

New York, Enero 18-Agen
ties de la secretaria de justicia
arrestaron hoy al bandido Ro-
bert Mails, de % amos, y a Wa
ter Legenza, de IL, que Sc eva
dieron de la prision de Rich
mond, Va. Mais fue sorprendi-
do antes de que pudiera utili-
Ear su pistola automatica cali
bre 3S.
Tambien han sido arrestados
en- relacion con este case Ma
ry McKeever, Martin Farrell
y Edwin Gale.
Sc acusa al grupo de asesi :
mar a un guarda y HERR grave
mente a otro.
La gaceta., 1935-01-18
Una carta de Gil Robes a CaIvo SoteIo

Madrid. enero 1S.-Poniendo
fin a una pol6mica con ell Bio
que Nacional, ell jefe de la Ce-
da, don Jose Maria Gil Robes,
remiti6 la siguiente carta al IL
der monarquico CalyI Sotelo;
Para poner fin a la polemica
que al parecer tanto lie satisfa-
&c, quiere que conste con toda
clarldad: Que lamentando no
gozar del honor de SUI compania
Ell la gestion, hare con el maxi
mo intereS cuanto este en- mi
mano para que diSfruten uste-
des de la mas amplia libertad
de acclon, no solo porque la a
petezca para toda actuaci6n IL
eta, sino porque clio les evita-
"a la molestia de tener que acu-
dir a escribirme cartas para
una propaganda indirec-
ia del BIoque.
Que sin poner en- duda la rec
titud y ell desinter6s de los ele-
mentos integrantes del Bloque
La gaceta., 1935-01-18
Sc Case LA HIJA DEL PRE-
SIDENTE

Washington, enero l8.-Ei
p~residente Roosevelt Y su espo-
sa anunciaron hoy ell matrimo-
MO de su hija Ana Roosevelt
Dallo con John Boettiger, un ex
periodista de Chicago.
La ceremonial Sc efectu6 a las
8 de la manana, en- la residen-
cia de la familia Roosevelt, en-
New York, actuando ell juez
Kernochan. POGO despues la pa
reja sali6 en- viaje de luna de
miel.
La gaceta., 1935-01-18

Ell ideal de los monarquicos
de Goicoechea, que componen Ii
vanguardia de los adlateres d.
AlfOnsito, es imponer a Espans
fla vergonzante monarquia dc
los amos de Primo de Rivera
con todas las caracteristicas
feudales a que Sc refiere Ara,
quistain.
La vuelta al dominic del Els.
tado por la Iglesia, que tambier
parece preconizada por Gil Ro-
bles, ell republican, por conve-
niencia, no por ideales y prin-
cipos, es uno de los puntos mas
destacados del programa reac-
cionario de los "alfonsistas''.
En- la democracia ell Estado y
la Iglesia han de mantenerse
Separates, con ell aditamento
de absolute libertad de cultos.
Goicoechea y Gil Robes quie-
rem ar"jar de nuevo sobre ell
pueblo la carga del clero retri-
buido por la naci6n y en- allan
"a con los grupos de derecha.
L. etica monarquia puede CO.
nocerse por la ovaci6n tributa-
da a Alfonsito cuando ~penetra-
ba en- Una iglesia de Roma; des-
pues lie ovacionaron, mas ami
mados, por ell vino, en- ell Hotel
donde Sc efectus ba una recep-
ci6n en- honor de los que concu-
rrieron a la ceremonial matri-
m9nial de la %infanta con ell prin
cipe de TorlOnia.
La 6tica monarqufa puede CO.
Araquistain al decir que la ideo
logia monarquica esp3nola en-
carna 10 mas barbara del pen
samiento europeo...
Basta solo con mirar hacia
Inglaterra para realizar la COM
pr BACON.
Vcndran dias mejores para
ell pueblo espanol, mas no podra
ser bajo gobiernOs dominados
por individuos como Lerroux,
Gil 2obles, Goiccechea, Calvo
Sotelo, Lamsmie de Clairac y
otros heroes" del momento
reaccionario.
La gaceta., 1935-01-18

sonas que utilicen cuatro o mas
trabajadores.
Beneficio a los ancianos. In
cluyendo anualidades obligato-
rias o voluntarias Y un DONATE
vo de $50 al mes a personas ma
yores de IS amos que no puedan
ser abarcadas en- ell plan.
Ayuda federal a los ninos por
medic de donaciones a los esta-
dos que apoyen ell sistema de
pensiones de protection y cui-
dado de los ninos invalidos, sin
hogan o descuidados.
Additional ayuda del gobierno
a las agencias de salud publ.
ca de los estados v fortaleci.
miento del servicio de sandal
l1eQefdI.
Asegura ell Presidente que
grupos representando al gobier
no v los medicos estan discu-
tiendo ell tema de SECURE para
|proteger la salud del pueblo.
A juicio de los observadores
el mensaje encierra I'm velado
ataque sObre ell plan Townsend,
ell programa de "extender la ri
queza" del senador Long Y o.
tras proposiciones "fantasti-
cas-.
La gaceta., 1935-01-18
~PROCESADOS EN- GIJON
VARIOS R~EVOLUCIONA-
RIOS

Gij6n, enero 18.-Por acu-
sarseles de haber intentado ell
ataque contra el crucero "Liber
tad" han sido procesados Faus-
tino Menendez, Feliciano Primo
Y Manuel Diaz, a los cuales se
ocuparon cuatro escopetas y
dos ~pistolas.
Como autores de delitos CO.
metidos en- los dias de la revo-
luci6n han sido encarcelados
Jose Diaz, Luis Alvarez, Jose
Pelaez, Jose Diaz e Isabel AL
tarez.
La gaceta., 1935-01-18

g1meno y dice: "Fue ell Sindi-
cato unico ell primero en- esta-
blecer ell terrorismo, no hay du-
da. Como reaction, apareci6 el
Libre, organiZado y protegido
por los patronos. Dueno de a
brndantes recursos, pagsba al
tos sueldos. A reavivar ell terro-
rismo gubernamental lego ell
santo Martinez Anido y SD lego
Arlegui. No solo cayeron enton
ces obreros Y sindicalistas, sine
tambien republicanos, catala-
mes, catalanistas..." Sabese-di
ce Pestana-que ell atentadO
contra mi fue organizado, pa
gado e impuesto por ell gober-
nador de Barcelona, general
Martinez AnidO. Sabido es que
fue proyecto de este santo apli-
car la ley de fugas, en- una no
che, a un millar de obreros, ra-
dicales, republicanos, etc, entire
ellos mSdicos, abogados, publ
cistas e industriales...
iUn santo... de las almas feu-
dales, de los perseguidores y
asesines del pueblo!
La gaceta., 1935-01-18
PROTESTA CONTRA
UN IMPUESTO DE LA
D~IPUTACION DE OVEDO

Madrid, enero 18.-El minis
tro de la gobernaci6n do cuen-
ia aver a la Diputaci6n de
Oviedo de la protesta hecha por
la Sociedad de Empresarios de
Espectaculos , que Sc Opone a
TN nuevo impuesto creado por
esa diputaci6n.
Los empresarios estiman que
los mOmentos no son oportun0s
para a~rrojar sobre ellos nuevas
cargas,
La gaceta., 1935-01-18
FALLECIO MITCHELL EN-


st. Petersburg, enero 49,
Victima de un ataque que su-
friera en- SD domicilio de Pass
a-Grille, ell martes por la noche
dej6 de existir en- un hospital
local ell Sr. William (Billy) Nit
chell, ell conocido corredor de
c2sas y terrenos de esa playa.
Mitchell era native de Brad
ford, Inglaterra, donde naci6
en- 1879. lie sobreviven gu espo-
sa, tres hermanoa, tres hernia
mas y IN hiiastro,
La gaceta., 1935-01-18

Habana, enero 18.-El conse
10 de secretaries de hoy nom.
brara alcalde de la Habana a
Sr. Guillermo Belt y ocupara e
puesto de este en- ell COnsejo de
Estado Ell Sr. Antonio Bru. Els.
tas designaciones fueron acor.
dadas en- la finca que ell corone.
Mendieta posee en- ell pueblo dc
Hoyo Colorado.
La secretaria de estado reci-
bio aver un despacho de Wash
ington en- ell cual Sc lie comunica
hallarse restablecido por com
plet0 ell Sr. Sumner Welles, sub
secretario de estado y ex-emba-
jador en- la Habana. En- la soma
ma pr6xima ell alto funcionario
retornara a su despacho.
-Llegaran hoy los certifica-
dos plata. FL coronel Despaigne
rectific6 la noticia dada por los
peri6dicos de que los certifica-
dos todavia barbarian una Sc
mana mas en- llegar.
-Antolin Ramos, teniente
del ejercito, que llevaba 20 a.
nos en- las fuerzas armadas, fue
aver separado del cuerpo, por
orden de Batista.
-Por la ~secretaria de esta-
do Sc ha pedido a Alemania la
e~xtradici6n del comandante
Arsenic Ortiz, uno de los ase-
sinOs de la epoca del machada-
to-. Ortiz reside en- csc pals EN-
compania de una hija. FL tri-
bunal de sanciones ha pedido
la extradici6n de Gerardo Ma
chado, que Sc encuentra en-
Monte Carlo, un principado.
Al DR.. Anaya Murillo lie
ha sido ofrecida la cartera de
justicia en- ell nuevo gabinete
que Sc trata de constituir. Pro-
bablemente Sc hara cargo de
la secretaria de concrete ell &C
tuai presidente del Club Rota-
rio de la Habana, quien ha di-
che que la aceptara 81 Sc lie de
ia en- libertad de establecer las
medidas que considere conve-
nientes.
Al mediodia comenz6 la
vista de la causa contra Z. Her
nandez, exempleado de la Com
pahia Telef6nica, a quien Sc a
de haber dado muerte a
un compaiero suyo.
M as de 800 caballerfas de
TERRA Sc han inundadO en- ell
pueblo de Moron. Del gobier-
no Sc pide un credito para ca
nalizar ell rio YarA.
-Discuti6 aver ell COnseio
de Estado 81 proyecto de ma :
La gaceta., 1935-01-18
ULTIMA HORA
KRESS do $4,000

Para las fiestas de las Bodas
de Orc de la industAia do hoy
$4,000 ell ESTABLISHMENTS que
la firma de kress tiene en-
Ybor City.
Con una cantidad igual con-
tribuira ell establecimiento que
la misma firma tiene en- la ca
lie de Franklin.
Dios les TOGO EN- ell corazon
persuadiendolo.
Ejemplo digno de ser imita-
do pors ell banquero y almace-
nista latino Sr. Massari.
La gaceta., 1935-01-18
UN CAPTAIN INGLES Sc
HUNDIO CON SU BARCO

Halifax, No. S., enero 49,
Despues de haber presenciado
ell salvamento de 90 tripulantes
de su barco, el vapor de cargo
"Kentucky'', ell captain Duncan
Milne muri6 ahogado frente a
Black Rock Point.
Sc acercaba ell captain a la
boya de s1lvamento, cuando no
quedaba nadie a bordo, y Sc le
vic desaparecer, tragado por ell
mar.