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Evening star., 1935-10-05
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DIO OU hNOW-
There are 70 Ionic columns form
ing the north, east, south and WeSt
porticos OF the Treasury Building.
Each column, measuring 36 feet 8
inches in height, IL feet ga inches
IN circumference and weiohing IS
tons, was chiseled from a single
block OF granite.
Evening star., 1935-10-05

One squirrel has earned the name of
"1gloo" from members of the Cathe-
dral office staff due to the fact that he
rel1shes a nice chunk of ice now and
then better even than a nut
Evening star., 1935-10-05
AL Jolson as De Lawd
Rumor Definitely Buried
Choice Role in "The Green Pastures" May
Go to Robeson-"Th Musketeers"
Sets Swashbuckling Tempo.
BY MoLLIE MERRICK.

IoLLYwooD October MANAo.When The Green Pastures
play the part De LAwd made famous by the
1 L later Harrison
Evening star., 1935-10-05
ShreWd Direction, Acting
Help'O'S 'Shaughnessy'sBoy
Plot Obvious but Nevertheless Packed With
Exciting Moments ts-Two Films
Repeat Here.
RY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, Jr.

that surprise less enecve an concton IN
unique
In the first sequences OF
established that Wallace Beey
will
Evening star., 1935-10-05
POTENTIAL ROADWAY.

The amount OF concrete in the
floor and roof OF the ne,D Depart
nent OF Commerce Building would
build road "a miles long and 20
feet Dide.
Evening star., 1935-10-05
PRACTICAL JOKE.

PRACTICAL JOKE.
CREDIT a college boy with this
practical joke:
Gaining entrance to friends
apartment after the latter had gone
to work one morning, the rah-rah lad
filled the bath tub with warm water.
He opened a window, and. it being a
cold day, a draft was created.
Then he proceeded to empty about
80 packages Of gelatin into the tub
and left. There Is no need to explain
what the friend" found when he re-
turned home late that day.
The college boy wasn't thoughtful
enough to put on finishing touches
with whipped cream and fruit.
FEDERAL CITY"
A letter sent to the District Com
n,issioners by the Pacific Northwest
Tourist Association asks that the
Commissioners giue their immediate
attention to changing the name OF
the Nations Capital because of
confusion" to motorists trying to
get to the State of Washington.
The Nations Capital once did
i, hare another name. George Wash
ington called 1t Federal City until
the Commissioners decided to name
1t after Washington.
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SLEUTH IN CoRsETS.
only the old-timers at police head
quarters recall this one about
one of their fellow detectives-since
retired-so it wouldn't be prudent to
use his name.
Long, long ago, when men were
somewhat vain about their figures,
Evening star., 1935-05-14
MUSIC FESTIVAL
TOBE BROADCAST
81 Choirs, Comprising 1900
Singers, to Honor DR.. CIar-
ence Dickinson.

TINE latest release from N. B. G.
reveals plans for broadcasting
Saturday Of the Dickinson mu-
Il sical festival in New York,
featuring 81 choirs comprising
1900 singers from five States.
The festival Is designed to mark
the seventh anniversary of the estab-
lishment Of the School Of Sacred Music
of Union Theological Seminary. The
program, in honor Of Dr. Clarence
Dickinson, founder and director of
the school, will consist entirely Of his
own compositions some of which are
known in practically all churches.
The various choirs, comprising TOO
adults and 500 children, will be ac-
companied by violin, cello, harp and
a quartet OF trumpets, In addition to
the organ. DR.. Dickinson will con-
duct the choral numbers.
EIRST prize of $4,000 in a radio
contest to select a title for a
previously unnamed fragment of
music by Richard Wagner has been
awarded to Miss Marjorie B. Pettee, a
school teacher of Birmingham, Ala.
Geraldine Farrar, Lawrence Tibbett
and Herbert r. Mayes, editor of Pic
torial Review, acting as judges, picked
the title from thousands submitted.
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YouNa America has selected Ruth
Etting as its favorite radio
songtress. In survey just COM
pleted among high school and COL
lege students, the star Of the College
Prom program on NJ B. c. literally ran
away with all honors.
~ B. S. has given long-term con-
~ tracts to the Russian Bear
Balalaika Orchestra and the
Kuban Cossack Choir.
The orchestra made Its radio debut
on Columbia April 2 and the choir
April 80. Since uniting the orchestra
and choir have presented programs
made up almost exclusively of instru-
mental and vocal selections Of Rus
sian composers
Evening star., 1935-05-14
LITHUANIAN SOCIETY
BANQUET POSTPONED
Event Will Be in Honor of Lieut..
Watkins, Who Plans Nonstop
FLIGHT Next Month.

Postponement of the banquet by
the Observation-Disclosures Society of
Washington in honor of Lieut.. Felix
Watkins until May % was announced
today. It was first scheduled for to-
night. Final arrangements will be
completed at a meeting at the Wash
ington Hotel tomorrow at 8:15 pm, 1t
was said.
Tentative plans call for staging the
affair at the Washington Hotel On
May % at 8 pm.
Lieut.. Watkins is scheduled to take
of on a nonstop flight from Floyd
Bennett Field, N. Y, to Kaunas, Lith-
uania, early next month. His plane
has been christened Lithuanica, I'd.
Evening star., 1935-05-14
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

stitute of Public Administration, will
be the speakers during the "You and
Your Government" program on WRC
at GAS. How to Collect Taxes" will
be the subject of discussion.
George Givot, radio and stage come
dian, will be the guest of Ben Bernie
and his orchestra on wRC at 8. In
his inimitable Greek dialect Givot will
tell the secret of his success In
operating "The Acropolis No. T."
High lights of the annual dinner
of the Associated Boards for Chris
Evening star., 1935-05-14
MOTOR TAXES OPPOSED

Twenty-Five organizations petitioned
President Roosevelt and Congress yes
terday to discontinue Federal taxes on
gasoline, automobiles, parts, tires, oils
and other products used In motor
transport.
The petition was presented by the
National Highway Users Conference.
Evening star., 1935-05-14
BANKRUPT RULES MADE
Supreme Court Issues Orders on
Administration.

supreme Court Issues Orders on
Administration.
The Supreme Court yesterday issued
new orders to tighten the admins
tration Of bankruptcy laws In Federal
District Courts.
They included these requirements:
The Treasury must be supplied
copies Of reorganization petitions filed
by corporations and must be given
80 days notice of any court orders
in cases affecting tax or other claims
Of the Government.
Commissions of receivers, referees
and custodians at all times shall be
subject to the approval of the bank
ruptcy court.
The Judge or a designated agent
must countersign all checks or war
rants for the withdrawal of deposited
funds and keep a record.
Evening star., 1935-05-14

"The Circus Princess" Kalman's
operetta Of romance and royal in
trigue, will be presented as the Beauty
Box Theater program on WRC at 9.
John Barclay, James Melton and
Francia White will have the leading
roles.
Annette Hanshaw will sing "I'm
Just an Ordinary Human" as her chief
contribution to the Caravan program
on WJSV at 9.
Arnold Frye, attorney, and Philip
II. Cornick, staff member of the In
Evening star., 1935-05-14

tian Colleges in China will be broad
cast by WMAL at $50.
Representative Cox, Democrat, Of
Georgia will speak over WJSV at 10.
His topic is "Georgia's Answer to Its
Governor"
Evening star., 1935-05-14
Many Overcome in Fire.

While extinguishing an x-ray film
fire at the Imperial University Hos
pital, in Toxic, Japan, nine flremen
and is policemen were overcome by
fume poisoning.
Evening star., 1935-05-14
NATIVES MEET FRIDAY
Society to Make Plans for Annual
Outing.

Outing.
The Society of Natives will hold its
last meeting of the season Friday
night at the Washington Club, Seven
teenth and X streets.
Plans will be made for the annual
outing to take place in June. Jesse c.
Suter will explain several different
trips recommended by the Executive
Committee. Entertainment will be
presented by a committee in charge
of Mrs. william e. Richardson.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-06
FARM ADVISORS
Of STATE HAVE
PLENTY To Do

Charged with the responsibility of
many additional programs of SER
vice to the farmers of the state,
county farm advisors of the Univer-
sity Of California worked collective
" 3.439 total more days in 1894 than
they did in 1888, 1t was reported by
Leroy Smith, acting director, in his
summary before the annual agri-
cultural extension service staff
meeting held on the university CAM
pus.
Because of work growing out of
Agricultural Adjustment Admins
fration programs, more time was
spent in the office by the county
farm advisors than in the field in
1884 as compared TO 1888. The to-
tai number of days Of work in 1884
showed an increase of 1873 per cent
over the total number in 1888.
Last year, the different farmers
visited on their farm by the adv1s-
ors numbered 29.533, as compared
10 28,470 in 1888. The total number
of meetings held in 1884, however,
was slightly under that for 1888, as
was the attendance.
Attendance at demonstration
meetings increased from 46,l68 in
1888 to 1897 in 1884. During the
past year. the advisors wrote 108,-
062 letters to farmers as compared
10 1881 in 1888. The number of Of
flee calls made by farmers also in
creased heavily, from l20,125 in 1888
to 149,875 in 1884.
The number of farm center meet
ings continues to increase. Last year
2,7S1 such meetings were hald as
against 2,702 for 1888. These meet
ings were attended by 163,095 per-
sons last year. The average attend
snce at the center meetings also
continues to hold its own. Average at
tendance figures for these special
rural organization meetings range
from 54 in 1927 through 63 in 1882 to
so in 134.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-06
MODEL PLANES
TOCONTEST AS
FAIR FEATURE

Its success having been proved
at last years fair, when for the
first time in fair history 1t was
given a place on the program, the
Junior miniature aviation division
promises to hold even greater in
terest at this years fair.
The feature of this department
will be the flying contest to be
conducted on Monday, March II.
The contest is open to all resi-
dents of Imperial Valley not over
81 years of age. Each contestant
must be the owner, builder and
operator of the competing models
he enters. The design may be
obtained from any source but all
parts must be built by the con-
testant except thrush washers and
power plants.
Contests will be in four divisions
with three ribbons to be awarded
in each division.
Division No. l, covers exact
scale flying models with no re-
strictions in weight, size. etc. of
scale flying models. Division No. 2
covers exact scale non-flying mod
els which will be judged on neat
ness, amount of detail, originality
and color and finish. Division No.
3 includes non-scale flying models,
and any model which does not
come under the classification of
fuselage model or scale model may
be flown in this event subject to
certain qualifications. The fourth
division includes Baby r. o. C.
entries. All models must take off
the ground. This class is for be-
ginners only and each model must
be under rs square inches of sup
porting surface. Contestants in
this division must be under Is
years of age.
The committe in charge includes
Fred Hudson, Randall Henderson
and G. Sproul.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-06
Haun Offers Best
In NeU JeWeiry

o. F. Haun. jeweler, sos Main
street, has long been recognized as
one OF Ell Centre IS most progressive
merchants and a specialist in his
field.
Shoppers desiring the latest in de-
sign and at prices which can be
met without too great a strain on
The average pocketbook are able TO
find their desires fulfilled in this
establishment. Rings. necklaces,
jeWelry of all kinds and for all
purposes, silverWare, watches and
other articles of adornment TO
please both the feminine and mas
culine taste are to be found here.
Courteous service and liberal
terms are combined with an extern
siye stock to give valley residents
an opportunity to satisfy their in
nermost longings TO possess beauti-
ful articles for personal adornment.
A visit to the county fair would
not be complete without stopping in
at Haun S to view his. stock OF
watches and jewelry.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-06
Valley Tractor Co.
InUiteS Inspection

Farmers and ranchers interested
la tractors and other farming
equipment. are invited TO call at
the Valley Tractor company, 424
Main street. TO inspect their line.
Several types of tractors are Off
cred together with the Massey
Harris bar-type combine harvesters
and other farm tools
The firm is now specializing in
AlliS-Chalmers diesel butane or
easoline track-type tractors, design
cd to give "the most in service -
fpr sslhe least in COST
La gaceta., 1935-09-06
M HACE UN
DONATIVO DE $1,000
PARA LA CRUZ ROJA

Ell aIcalde Chancey hizo aver
un donativo de $1,000 para la
Cruz R0ja, hamada en- auxilio
de las victimas del huracan, y
redact6 Embellishments una
proclama pidiendo al pueblo
contribuya con la mayor esplen
didez possible.
Anoche celebr6 ell ayunta
miento session extraOrdinaria,
acordando dar mayor ayuda 81
Sc estima necesario.
La Cruz IRoja esta hacienda
una investigation de los danos
causados por ell meteoro en- esta
ciudad Y sus contornos.
Una pobre sonora, vecina de
la Gale IL, estuvo aver en- ell
ayuntamientu solicitando ayu-
da del alcalde por haber el hura
can derribado su casa.
La gaceta., 1935-09-06
Y FON
DOS PARA AUXILIAR A
LAS VICTIMAS

Ell Sr. Frank NJ. Traynor, eX-
presidente de la Camara de Co
mercio, que Sc encuentra en-
Miami, mand6 anoche a esta
ciudad Ell siguiente telegrama :
Ell "huracan ha dejado una sem
da de muerte y horror Ell toda
la secci6n baja del estad0. La
situaci6n en- la parte de la costa
este es indescriptible. Los fon-
dos para socOrrer son inmedia-
tamente necesarios. Ell coronel
Henry L. Doherty ha iniciado
ell fondo de ayuda con $4,000 y
nos ha telegrafiado pidiendonos
desarrollemoS esfuerzos en- pro
de los familiareS de las victi-
mas. Regresare Ell viernes o ell
sabado a manejar el asunto
perssnalmente EN- Tampa"
La gaceta., 1935-09-06
ORDENA Ell P~RESIDENTE
UNA INVESTIGATION

Hyde Park, New York, Sept.
eel presidente Roosevelt or
demo aver una investigation de
los cargos sobre que no Sc ofre-
ciera adecuada protection a los
veteranOs que perdieron sus vi
das durante ell huracan del lu-
mes, en- los cayos de Ia Florida.
Una de las peticiones de in
vestigaci6n lego firmada por
el representante j. Hardin Pc
terson, de Lakeland.
Entire los directories de La adj
ministraci0n de aliviO Sc discu-
te hoy por que los v~eteranos no
fueron retirados de la ruta del
cicl6n. Harry L. Hopkins culpa
a la oficina meteorological y los
metere6logos dicen que ellos ella
ramente traZaron la ruta del hu
racan. La Legion Americana
tambien ha iniciado una inves-
tigaci6n que dice sera compile
tamente impartial.
La gaceta., 1935-09-06
D. B. Mckay NOMBRADO ARBITRO DEL
PROBLEMA DEL TEAMWORK POR LA
SECRETARIA DEL TRABAJO

Un grave error ha cometido
la secretaria del trabajo, Sra
Frances Perkins, nombrando
para arbitro en- ,el problema
del teamwork, probable
mente por recommendation de
MIR. Fred Davis, de la firma
Schwab-Da Davis, al exalcalde de
esta ciudad, SIR. D. B. Mckay.
La noticia del nombramien-
to del Sr. Mckay cayo aver CO.
mo una bomba en- ell Centre
Obrero y al mediodia de hoy
Sc reunio ell Comite Consultivo
Conjunto, acordando presen'
tar una energica protesta y ne
gandose a aceptar como arbi-
tro a MIR. Mckay.
Ell Comite Consultivo estin,a
La gaceta., 1935-09-06
FALLECIO A CONSEQUENT
CHA DE LAS LESIONES QUE
SUFRIERA

A consequence de lesiones
que sufrierR al ser arrancada
por ell viento una ventana de su
casa, el martes por la noche, de
j6 de existir aver la Sra. Leola
Richmond, de 50 amos, vecina de
la avenida East Chelsea. Uno de
los pedazos de CRYSTAL la alcan-
10 en- la frente, produciendole
una profunda herida.
La Sra. Richmond fue cura-
da en- una clinica de Ybor City
y trasladada despues a 81 do
micilio. Aver, al empeorarse, sc
la llev6 al hospital municipal.
Deja la difunta a su esposo,
George S. Richmond, tres hijas,
dos hermanOs y una hermana.
La gaceta., 1935-09-06
DETENIDOS DOS ORGANl-
ZADORES SOCIALISTS

Terre Haute, Indiana, sep. 6.
-Porque formaban parte de
los piquetes frente a las fabri-
cas- de la companfa Terre Haute
MaEeable, fueron arrestados
aver Powers HapgoOd, de In
dianapolis, y Leo Vernon, DE
Madison, Wis, dos organHado-
res sociaIistas. Tambien fue a
rrestado Aaron Gilmartin, Sc
cretario executive de los sOcialis
tas Y de la Liga de Defensa O.
5rera.
La policia detuvo a Carl Will
son, de 25 amos que trataba de
hacerse pasar por un agente de
la autOridad.
La gaceta., 1935-09-06
Italia opuesta a la maquinaria
de la Liga en- Pro de la Paz

poder Individual nj la Liga po-
dram impedir ell ataque.
Aver, en- Londres, Sc di6 la
noticia de que ell gabinete esta
listo para ser llamado a session
V cor<derar los ultimos aeon
tecimientoS en- relaci6n con Ell
problema italio-etiope.
Italia ha llamado a $4,000
hombres mas a las armas, de
las classes de 1911-1914. Ell Gior
male d'Italia ridiculiza la decla-
raci6n de- primer ministro fran
ces Pierre Laval, en- ell sentido
de que la Liga debe solucionar
la disputa entire Italia y Etio-
lpfa. La conferencia Cat6lica Ro
mana mand6 aver un mensaje
de apoyo a Mussolini.
La gaceta., 1935-09-06

Mr.. Mckay, guiado por su
amor a Tampa, ha i~ntervenido
en- los problemas del trabajo,
con mucha frecuencia, como 10
hemos hecho nosotros, que de
los obreros Dependence en- gran
parte
Ell do a la Nivelaci6n la Sec
ei6n Septima e impioi6 que Sc
consumase aquel abuse del 25%
de rebaja que va habian acor-
dado algunos fabricantes, hace
tres amos.
En- esas dos ocasiones ayud6,
dentro de 10 possible, a los ira
bajadores, sin deiar de mantle
ner eStrechas relaciOnes de a
mistad cen los fabricantes.
Pero a,lora, en- este del team
work, el obrero no lie considera
impartial, quizas por la jactan-
cia del mismo Davis, que en- los
ultimos meses venia hacienda
alarde de gu amistad con ell ex-
aIcaIde.
La gaceta., 1935-09-06

Ginebra, sep. 6.-La sItua-
ci6n de la disputa italo- etiope,
en- la noche de aver, era la ST.
guiente: Italia bloquea la ma
quina de conciliaci6n de la Liga
en- la session de aver, rehusando
que InIglaterra Y Francia parti-
cipasen en- la comisi6n de clnco
nombrada para estudiar la
disputa entire Italia y Ethiopia.
La delegation italiana Sc mar
ch6 del Consejo cuando hablaba
ell DR.. CASTOR Jeze, delegado ex-
tarto de Ethiopia.
FL emperador Halle Selassie
orden6 aver, en- Adds Ababa,
que Sc imprima mayor activi-
dad a los preparativos guerre-
ros, convencido de que ningun
La gaceta., 1935-09-06

que ell exalcalde venia apoyan
do la implantacion del "team-
work., del "nuevo sistema'', y
por 10 tanto es persona par
cial, no impartial.
Los animos Sc hallaban ex-
citados en- la manana de hoy,
en- ell Labor Temple, y algunos
trabajadores habiaban de ir a
la huelga.
Ell Comite Consultivo a esta-
do aquietando los animos; Pc
no ha ofreccido protestar ante
Mrs. Perkins, ell presidente
Roosevelt y todos los altos fun
cionarios de la s~ecretaria del
trabajo.
Una asamblea sera convoca-
&C para dar cuenta a los traba-
jadores de 10 que sucede.
La gaceta., 1935-09-06
ENCONTRADO Ell CUERPO
DEL VAN
DYCK

: Bajo ell techo de la c0chera de
lanchas de River Heights, en- ell
rio HillsbOrough, fue encontra-
do hoy Ell cadaver del Sr. R.
Van Dyck, de 40 amos, vecinO
de la casa numero 202 de la "a
Venida East Park, dandose
cuenta del case al juez de paz
Leo Walters, del distrito de
West Tampa y Sulphur Spring.
Van Duck trabajaba en- la re-
.paracidn de embarcaciones y
por Ultima vez Sc lie VIC aver,
con vida, a las 2 de la tarde.
Sus familiases dieron cuenta a
la policia e que habia desapars-
cidO y de que temian lie hubie-
sc ocurridO una desgracia.
FL cadaver ha sido deposita-
do en- Ia faneraria de J. L,
Reed
La gaceta., 1935-09-06
ASEGURASE QUE VICTOR
~ROSENTHAL SERA ELEC-
TO PRESTDENTE DEL A
~YUNTAMIENTO

Anoche Sc rumoraha en los
circulos municipalities, que ell con
cejal DR.. Victor Rosenthal Sc
RI electo presidente del ayunta-
miento, en- ell puesto que ahora
desempena ell Sr. Walter Camp
bell, que pasara a ser tasador
de contribuciones.
81 RoSenthal es seleccionado
pOr sus compaherOs, desempe-
nara la ACADIA de Tampa Guam
do oil alcalde Sc ausente.
Campbell cumpIira su t6rmi-
no como edil en- Ell mes de no
viembre.
La gaceta., 1935-09-06

AdemaS, en- la Ultima camlpa-
na politica algunos fabricantes
Sc pasaron de la raya hacienda
preston a favor de la candida
tura de Mr.. Mckay. Lle1aron
algunos de ellos a amenazar a
los torcedores para que votasen
por Ell exalcalde, 10 que no hi
cieron, probablemente por la
misma preston.
iCometen algGn grave error
los tabaqueros al pensar en- la
no-imparcialidad de Mr.. Nc
Kay, en- Ell prJblema del team
work., despues de que algunos
kabricantes hes conminaron a
yotar en- favor del exaleaEde?
La gaceta., 1935-09-06

Ell tabaquero sabe que ell
teamwork" vendra a dejar sin
trabajo a dos o tres mil trabaja
dores; ell tabaquero sabe que ell
teamwork" es una rebaja en-
cubierta de lprecios, mantenida
por fabricantes que estan al Dor
de de la ruina ell tabaquero sa-
be que Mr.. Mckay es amigo in
timo del Sr. Davis, del Sr. Pen
das, y. teme un fallo que Ne
We ell hambre a centenares de
hogares.
No aconsejamos a los traba-
jadores ell canine de la protesta
airada, porque ell Sr. Mckay me
rece mayor consideration, lpero
81 opinamos que estan dentro
de su derecho al protestar del
nombramiento.
La gaceta., 1935-09-06
MUSSOLINI EXPLICA LA
RETIRADA DE SU DELE
GACION

Ginebra, sep. 6.-Un mem
safe de Roma informa a la So
ciedad de Naciones, bajo la fir
ma de Mussolini que la retira-
da aver de la elegacion Italia
ma, cuano Sc LEILA Ell Memoran-
DUN de Etiopia no es un paso
preliminar para la retirada de
Italia de la Liga.
Algunos delegados habian eN-
presado ell tenor de la retirada
de Italia, examinando la conduc
Ia que aver observara 81 baron.
AlOisi.
La gaceta., 1935-09-06
MURFERON DIEZ PARIEN-
TIES DE UN VECINO DE
M

FL Sr. Robert G.. Albury, We
elmo de la casa numero 800 SO.
Boulevard, recibi6 aver un te-
legrama de Key West informan
dole que diez de sus parentes
han perecido a consecuencia del
huracan que arras6 a cayo Ma
tacumbe. Las victimas son su
hermana, Sra. Ed Ingram, un
MILO de esta y su esposa, esposos
Robert ingram; dos hijas, Ma
ry Ingram y Sra. Eugene Rus
sell, Y el espOso de la Sra. Rus
sell y cuatrO hijos.
La gaceta., 1935-09-06

Los torcedores propusieron
para arbitro a ciudadanos de
buena reputation, entire ellos el
alcalde r. E. L. Chancey, Don
McMullen, Robert Duff, Ramon
Benito Diaz, Jose Glamour,
Rail Vega, Mr.. Demmi, Char
les Spicola, DR.. Ortega, etc.
Por SUI parte los fabricantes
propusieron a distinguidos Sc :
nores, entire ellos a Carl Bro
rein, Peter Taylor, Pedro Ra-
mos, Mr.. Coon y otros......
No pudieron los dos arbitros,
la delegation de los obreros y
la de los fabricantes, llegar a
un acuerdo Y los patronos, "a
soto voice." llevaron la designa
ci6n a Washington. cOlocan
dola bajo la continuada preston
de Mr.. Davis.
Y aver, sin estar advertidos
los obreros, lego ell telegrama
con la noticia de la designation
de Mr.. Mckay.
La gaceta., 1935-09-06
eCHEROS OUIEREN
NTAR Ell PRECIO
E LA LECHE

49, publico Sc efectuo
hoy en- ell auditorio de la Ca
mara de Concrete, a peticion
de varios lecheros que desean
aumentar ell preccio de la bo-
tella a IL centavos.
Preside ell acto ell Sr. Geo.
O. Weems, director del comite
de control de la leche, que Sc
cree fallara a favor de los Pc
ticionarios.
Las companies que piden ell
aumento son Lane Bros, de la
de Florida, y Tampa
Stock Farms.
La gaceta., 1935-09-06
No cu1pamos nosotros al

No culpamos nosotros al
Mckay por la designation, 81
no pidi6; pero como amigos per
sonales que somos de el, no poll
ticos, estimamos que no debe a
ceptar ell cargo.
Una gran parte de los traba-
jadores habla de que Mr.. Da-
Wis, aprovechandose de una hi
poteca que Sc dice tiene sobre
ell edificio del Times, ha suges
tionado al conocido periodista
en- favor del teamwork, que
es I'm viejo sistema, no I'm nue.
vo sistema.
Creemos que Ell Sr. Mckay es
un hombre honrado y de buenas
intencione:; pero en- este case
no nos parece acertada la desig
nacion.
La gaceta., 1935-09-06
FOLLETOS ANARQUISTAS

Madrid, sep. 6.-La policfa.
de Cordoba detuvo a Fgnacio
M~Onsalve, del pueblo de Guarro
man, Jaen, ocupandCle folletos
anarquistas que vendka sin IL
cencia. Dice la pdficia que su in
tenci6n era fundar un peri6di-
co acrata en- esa eiudAA