davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-08-07
I'm DEPARTMENT.
Especial En-
Ell Correo

Debido a que ha aumentado mu-
cnisimo Ia correspondence que paSa
ror esta ciudad para otraS del pals
Y para Ell extranjero, el departa-
nento postal de esta ciudad Ia
anunciado que Sc ha instalado VI
departamento especial, Ell cual eSta
a cargo de VIII KrebS. encargan-
6oSc de la distribution de dicha CO.
rreSpondencia.
e ST.. Krebs tiene mas de diez
amos de eStar empleado en- las Off
cinas de correo de eSta ciudad.
, 1935-08-07
Las Surnas Que
Han GastadoEn
Las Carreteras

MEXICO, d. F.. Agosto AT
Mas de cuatro millones v medic de
pesos fueron gastados por ell Co
blerno- Federal en- carreteraS en- los
p-imeroS Seis meses del aho. DE
acuerdo con las cifras proporcio-
nadaS por Ell MiniStro de Comuni-
caciones y Obras Publicas en- JUNO
paSado fueron ocupados diariamen-
tc mas de ocho mil hombres en In
construction de las 'carreteraS.
, 1935-08-07

Esta noche 8 ~presentarA nj publ
CO de esta ciudad y de Matamoros
en- Ell Teatrc Capitol, Las primeras
gr6ficas de cine. en- las cuAies po-
dram YER y OR 81 Gobernador James
". Alfred, uuien asIsti6 q In inau-
guraci6n del Suetto de Port Isabel
Ia semana pasada.
Las fiestas fueron filr1ades pcF
In compafia do reyistan de c4ne
Paramount
, 1935-08-07
Daran Trabaio A
Mucha Genie En-
Ell VaIIe
Especial 20 The Heraldl

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Agosto z.
H. p. bought. ~encargado de la
WPA en- ell Estado de Texas de-
clar6 hoy que en- Ell Vale del Rio
Grande, Sc emplearfan mas de Alta
hombreS y 887 mujeres en- las obras
que sc v~erificaran en- dicha region
proximamente.
Las personals que ser4n empleadss,
tendran trabajo por un aho, segun
los calculos que Sc han hecho.
, 1935-08-07
N e Miembro De
Mesa DIRECTIVE
Especial nara IN Heraldo)

IESpeclaI para Fl HeraldOl
EDINBURG, Texas. AgoSto I'll.
"A Slaughter de Pharr. fue nombra-
GO a 10 DIRECTIVE Escolar del Con-
dsdo de Hidalgo. Segin anuncio el
g.. Bob l. Lyon.
! W.. Patterson. antique miembro
de- dicha mesa directiva, cambio de
residential, habiendose lido On otru
condado, y q ESQ sc debe el Gamble
que declines.
, 1935-08-07
Sufrio Serias Lesiones
Ell Martes En- Chouue
Especial para Il Heraldo)

Especial para Fl Heraldo)
EDINBURG. Tex. Agotso t. A.
u. Mckinney, residente de Edinburg
recibio graves lesiones, cuando el
truck en- que viajaba, fue arrolla-
do por Ell tren de p~asajeros del
Southern Pacific, tres millas al este
de esta ciudad Ell Martes por In
maiana.
FL truck fue despedazado por In
locomotora, v Mckinney sufri6 In
rotura de una pierna. unas corta-
das en- Ia cabeza Y en- la cara y e.
coriaciones en- ell cuerpo.
, 1935-08-07
Ell Tempo

Brownsville v Ell Vale: EstarA cla-
70 hoy en- Ia noche: el jueves estara
nublado.
Soplar&n vientos moderados del
sur y del suroeSte en- Ia costa
IL rio segutr& bajando de nivel ON
toda m trayectoriAs
, 1935-08-07
PESQUISA

Sc desea saber Ell paradero de
Jesus CaSas. de "a amos de edad
que vivio en- Harlingen y IN Combes.
Texas. Fl Consulate de Mexico en-
Brownsville agradecer4 cualquier
information que le sea proportion
ado sohre ell particular.
, 1935-08-07
Por Ell Tribunal Testamentario

Sc hizo aplicacion a dicho tribu-
nal para que diera prueba plena y
legal de Ia AUTHENTICATED del tesla
mento de Ia Srs. Jennie L. High
barger, difunta.
, 1935-08-07
Por II Corte del Condado


Las siguientes demands Sc venti-
larAn en- dicha corte Ell dfa 8 de A.
goSto:
Luis Guajardo VS.. Ponciano Qua
.iardo, demanda por un pagare; Sept.
%: Lockett g. Aarons Co. VS.. Jack
Arloff. demanda por una cuenta;
Sept. "a; Rio Hondo Ice Co. VS..
Peter Christensen, demanda por un
contrato; First National bank de La
Feria VS.. Farmers Gin Co. demanda
por un pagare; Sept. rs. Fermin Ia
mora VS.. Victoriana Mendez de Ia
mora, possession de propiedad; Joel
Robledo VS.. Victor G.. valadez. para
discover una sociedad; Sept. q: The
Schumacher Co., VS.. r. L. Franklin,
cemanda por I'm pagare.
Las siguientes causas sc ventila-
ron en- dicha corte aver. habiendo
fallado Ell Juez A. Bascom Cox a
favor de los demandantes debido a
que los demandados nc sc preSen-
taron en- In corte:
j. B. Calderoni VS.. Geo T. Den
mis-, demanda por un pagare: Texas
Building and Loan Association VS.,
Campo Bolivar No. 361l, WOW ct
al, demanda por un pagare: Eduar-
do Bermea vs. B. L. Bronson, de-
manda por un pagare.
, 1935-08-07
Estadisticd

Por La Corte del Distrito No. 103
Las ~siguientes demands sc ar
chivaron en- dicha corte:
Genevieve James VS.. Forrest
James, demanda de divorcio.
La corte concedio las siguientes
peticiones de divorcio: Juan Ma
nuel Perez Jr.. VS.. Aurora Alvarez
ne Perez. La Corte concedio la petit
clon de divorcio al Sr. Perez Jr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Diamanty pro anglickou
zbroiovku.

Ceskoslovenska brusfrna di-
amantG v Turnove musela
pred nekolika mesfci z~astavit
vyrobu. Byla k tomu donuce-
ma zahranicn1 konkurs1 zvlas-
te nemeckou. Sotva vsak bylo
zastaveno oddelenf pro brou-
SEMI diamantG do klenotG, by
la otevrena brusfrna diamant1
prdmyslovych. Firma vybudo-
vala d1lny ma p%rGmyslove ma
stroje, zhotovene z 1lomkG
diamantG a jiz nyn1 docflila
podivuhodnych 1spech1. Cd
zname anglicke zbrojovky
Armstrong Vickers dostala OBJ
jednavku We vysi p1l milionu
Kc. Vyrabf take diamantove
jelly pro zvukovy film. Po-
dafilo Sc il dokonce v dodav-
kach diamantovych jehel pro
zvukove fNmove aparatury
prorazit ma zahranicnf trhy i
prot sout6zi nemeckych, no.
landskych a b~elgickych firem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Vrazda z manzelske poslus-
noSti.

V cervnu byla V lese u Ho-
loubkova nalezena hroznym
zpdsobem ubodana zena OBJ
chodn1ka, Sc starym zelezem
Marie Klfrova. Cetn1ci zatkli
z vrazdy podezTfvaneho isle
teho dTevorubce FIR. Herinka.
Primal Sc. Protoze tvrdil, re
vrazdu spachal jen z navodu
sve zeny, zatkli i il. Nyn1
byli manzele souzeni prazskou
porotou. Re vzhledu i reel O.
bou manzelG bylo zrejmo, re to
byl Herink, ktery musel V man
zelstvf poslouchat. Bydleli v
jednom domku S Kl1rovou, S
kterou Sc Herinkova tax hada-
la, re z toho byly vzajemne
soudy a vznikla nenavist. He
rinkova stale navadela sveho
muze, ably sousedku zabil. Hro
Ella, neudela-li to, re cd neho
utece. Denne o tom mluvila a
konecne IS. cervna Tekla mu-
Ii: "Heled, ona sla ma travu
do lesa. re zne ma nasem dflu.
Jdi a zab jill" Muz Sci a splnil
hrozne pTan1 sve zeny. Sou
sedku zb6sile ubodal. Herin-
kova i pri konfrontaci Sc svym
muzem poprela, re by no k
vrazde navedla. Herink byl
odsouzen ma dvacet let, jeho
zena ma rs let do t6zkeho "a
Elare. Oba trest pTijali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06

mentd a listek, ma kterem sa-
dova sdeluje, re nemGze pre-
z1ti 1mrt1 sveho manzela. PO-
die %zjisten1 lekarG lezela mr.
tvola V byte asi Ct tydnd.
Ma pripad Sc neprislo z d1vo-
du toho, re Sadova, ktera OBJ
drzela telegram Sc sdelen1m O
smrti sveho manzela, prohla-
sovala spolunajemn1kGm, re
odjede. Jde zrejme O sebe-
vrazdu neznamym jedem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
V Chytrakove
Napsl spRovatel Nejmenovany
,c3Gs euseScsauecScHssne eScssuseSEsslro

Give nestarame, jiz nevedeme,
nep6stujeme a jiz nechavame
rutsti bez starosti, jest-li il vich-
rove WASN'T a naklonnostf bud
nezkrfvf anebo dokonce nevy-
vratj.
Kdo z mladeze vazne 81 We
de, ten je ~pTedmetem posme-
chu a pohrdan1, KIDD zivot a
povinnosti s tim spojene zav-
cas- spravne pojima, to je V
Chytrakve sosak, zpatecnlk,
neknuba.
A to proto, ponevadz die he
sla mladost Sc must vybourit,
mlade vino vykvasit.
Ale neuvazuje, re mladost
niue sc pTebourit a sud S mia
dym v1nem puknout.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06

Mattel domu {. II V Xii
mentske ulici v Praze oznamil,
re jeho najemnice, 52leta BY
vala obchodvedoucf Jindfiska
sadova nevychazf asi Z tydnd
re sveho bytu. Ma mfsto vysla-
ma straz dala byt otevr1ti "a
mecn1kem a nalezla SadOvOu
ma pohovce lezfc1 mrtvou. Da-
lie nalezla straz til sklenena
pouzdra cd nejakych medika-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Travil bazantY.

V Dobrenicfch byl zatcen
56lety Antonfn Fiala, jelikoz
je v podezrenf, re ma dobTeni-
ckem panstv1 travil bazanty.
Celkem jich bylo otraveno 200
kusd. Delal to tax, re mfchal
do psenice arsen a tn pax sy-
pal U lesa,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Dunn "U til JanH."

BylO to pred pOcatkem let
devadesatych, kdyz V chaloup-
ce hokynaTe Dibelky ma praz-
skem predmest1 skonaval sam
chudicky hospodaT.
Zachovaly, pricinlivy a zboz
ny muz, ktery neco malo pres
padesate let star loucil Sc Sc Ii
votem, jenz mu nadeloval je-
nom trampoty a Ease jen tram
poty.
Umfrajfc1 Dibelka ziv1val
Sc "obchodem" a Size v lete ma
kupoval Cd sadarG ovoce, Cd
zelinaTG okurky, zel1 a BRAN
bory a to Ease potion S nepatr-
nym vydelkem pc Chytrakove
prodaval a pTi tom I'll jen sve-
mu obchodu a sve blahe illusi,
j1z Sc kochal a tesil.
Mel syna Roberta, O nemz
snil, re Dude jednou v Chytra-
kove kupcem.
Vice no povznesti nemohl,
neil re no dial uciti V media
lekem kra.jskem meste kupec-
tv1, ably sc pax jednou donna V
rodnem meste jake kupec usa-
dill.
Hoch Sc v uceni drzel, jake
mladenec 81 potion obratne We
dl a otecDibelka byl stasten a
blazen, jak Sc mu zdaTil.
Mel nez toho a tesil Sc, re
Dude m1ti pTece jen lepsf Two
bytf, nez-li mel on, jeho otec.
Je to totiz jedn1m z nejkras-
nejsfch rys1 povahy ceskeho
cloveka, re vzdycky pecuje, "a
by deti jeho mely Sc ma svete
lepe, neil Sc ma on. Ochotne
vsechno ma to vynaloz1, bez roz
myslenf ma tn nejistotu kartu
sazf. Zrovna jake Sc cin1 ma
kluka" We velsu.
Ovsem re Sc pTi tom zapom1-
ma, re m1ze pTetahnout, nebo
nedotahnout = zrovna jake We
velusu.
A tax take emil otec Dibel-
ka. Byl jist, re tail Ike svemu
chlapci "dev1tku."
Hoch Sc mel k svetu. A pro-
to Sc tesil, re mu padne v Ii
vote dale ESQ, ably mel jedena-
dvacet a bral ---
AvSak romantic starosti, ne
pTetrzity shou "a vvydelkem
k zivobyt1 nezbytnym, chuda
kuchyn, unavenf a vsechny j.
ne psoty, jez venkovsky hoky-
mar must premahati. podkopa-
ly zdrav1 otce Dibelky tax, re
kdyz syn jeho Robert pomalu
jiz mohl pomysleti ma zalozeni
vlastn1ho obchodu, ma ozeneni
tn ulehl, ably vice nevstal.
Um1ral nerad.
Vedel, re kahanec jeho zivc
ia je vycerpan, re must shas-
nouti a ponevadz z dosavadnf-
no chovanf Sc synova soudil, re
Sc Dude v zivote obratne oha.
net. proto skonaval tezce.
Zelel, re to nebude vice vi.
det, re Sc nebude moci z tohc
tesit, z toho, ma CO Sc tesil pc
cely svGj zivot.
Kdyz c1til, re marne sc bra.
nj, ably Sc pTi zivote udrzel
kdyz vid6l, re zbytecne tezce
pro syna naschraneny gros Wy.
dava lekaTi a do lekarny, kdy5
: pozoroval, re Jest jiz marnyn
pro neho kazde posilnenf, je.
hoz 81 nyn1 poprati cht6l, ne.
bot mu pTestalo chutnati, tt
smiTil sc S Bohem a povolal K
sobe mileho sveho Roberta, a.
by Sc S MIN rozloucil a ably mt
pozehnal.
Syn sc lined dostavil.
Vida otce umfrati, zalem 8
l1tost1 promluvil.
give lepsi ma svete bylc
snahou celeho meho zivobytf,'
septal k nemu skonavaj1cf TAFT.
eek. evils to! Chtel jsem te
videti Chytrakove kupcem
w n6kterem dome ma rynku. u.
spoTil jsem ii do zacatku pei
set. Jsou v zalozn6 a jsou I've
a tento mas domecek take ie
tv1j. Jenom s maminkou pek.
ne, a jake hodny a vdecnJ
!. Syn, zachazej"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06

e.
to small a to tim vice, kdyz to
zcela vazne ohlasil V novi-
a rozeslal o tom Zpravu
pc celem meste ma tistenych OF
namen1ch.
"Obchodn1k!" opakoval 81.
V Chytrakove doposud cob
chodu" nebylo. Jenom n6kolik
kupcG tady zivorilo.
Kazdemu z mich chvilku hra
Ii, kazdy byl nejaky cas- v mo-
de die toho, kan Sc nestala
pT1zen siss1ch hruh1 obecen-
silva obracela.
A proto prevzet1 "obchodu"
mladeho Dibelky prichazelo v
Chytrakove vseobecne k smf-
chu.
Vsak to byl take nejaky OBJ
chod.
Vsedn1ho dine chodil byvaly
MATTEL jeho, otec Dibelka pc
m6ste S kosem plnym ovoce a
zeleniny a o trhu a v nedeli po-
stavil 81 pred domek ma lavici
nekolik osatek s mrkvl, cibuli,
okurkami, hruskami, Poole to-
no, CO bylo.
Nekdy ma podzim mfval ia
Ike hrozny.
A syn della s tim takove flau-
zy! OhlaSuje to v novinach a
nabfz1 vse We velkem.
Ale "a kratko pc tom kazdy
liz byl pTesvedcen, re Robert
Dibelka je sikovny clovek, O.
bratny obchodnfk, jakeho Chy
trakov doposud nevidel.
Dochazely no objednavky z
jinych NEST.
Rozesylal koSe ovoce a zele-
niny pryc, zakupoval cel6 sadly
cel6 zelnice a kdyz Sc rok S ro-
KEN sesel, naj1mal 81 skutecne
ma namestf v Chytrakove kram
v n6mz zavedl take obchod We
smfsen6m zboz1, jez daval ma
jednou levneji, nez-li chill
vsichni dosavadnf chytrakovst1
kupci.
I'll Sc dusovali, re by to beze
skody chit nemohli. Hynuli
pod soutezf mladeho Dibelky,
ktery zacal take i spolecensky
vystupovati a Size nejmoder-
neis1m zpGsobem.
Byl smyslen1 toho nejrozhod
nejsfho!
Use stare, male skrovne, by
10 u neho pTezitkem a vse 81
pTedstavoval grandiosnf, kaz-
de podniknutf chtel mfti vel
kym, smelym.
A pri tom byl We SVEN smy-
slenf tax vlasteneckym. re byl
i bezohlednym tam, kde mu z
jiste setrnosti zisk kynul.
"Mne must kupci hledati k
Will menu zboz1 a k Will me
spravne obsluze," r1kaval. ga
nikoho honiti nebudu.
A skutecne, &C byl cloveA
radikalnf. hledali no kupci smJ
slen1 nejkonservativnejs1ho g
byl Czech telem i dust, vyhleda.
vail no i nejzaprisahlejs1 ne.
pTatele ceskeho naroda.
A to jen k Will jeho zboz1, je
hoz jakosti a laci sc nemohlo
Chytrakove jinde mic vyrovna.
ii. Kava, cukr, petrolej, mou
ka, vaTivo, vse slo u neho ne
dracku.
Penfze no mohli zasypati.
Behem dvou let byl Dibelks
jednfm z nejvazn6jsfch obcani
v Chytrakove.
S matickou svou mluvil ov
Sem jen zT1dka a kratce. ale tt
mu nikdo nezazlival. Mel pl
no jinych starost1 a z tech jed
nou z nejdGlezitejs1ch byla ia
Ike zenitba.
Privezl 81 najednou pant cd
.jinud, &C v Chytrakove mob
vsude zaklepati. Re to neuci
nil, to vysv6tloval tim, re ma t.
nemel kdy. Ozenil Sc "struc
ne" Poole novin. z inserat1.
A prohlasil, re S PAM dosta
$4,000 I'll. vena ma dfevo.
Kdyz 81 il do sveho bytu '
Chytrakove dovezl, tn s nj ma
ticku a svou rodnou chysku ne
navSt1vil, ale pro matku 81 vzk;
zal, ably vyhledala jeho.
pax prohlasil, re v takove bou
de nebude bydlet, ale re 81 pc
stav1 novy" dun.
"To Dude Chytrakov kou
kat!" kasal Sc.
A skutecn6 Chytrakov kou
kal.
Tri leta obchoduj1cf Dibelk;
ktery Sc vsak pricinoval vse
NONE a i sam cestoval, koupi
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tion while Franklin D. Roosevelt is
President" Richberg said.
He lodged further discussion of the
subject, and refused to comment as
to what was being done by the gov
eminent internationally and national
ly on monetary policies. However,
Richberg did touch on the Townsend
plan for payment of 5000 monthly to
all persons over sixty. He said:
IF everybody over sixty is to get
5000 month, you can be certain 1t
is going to come out of the pockets of
everybody between eighteen and sixty.
when those under sixty have ar
rived at the unselfish attitude where
they are ready to dig to pay every.
body over sixty the 5000 a month.
there will have been tremendous
spread of real Christianity. But the
government can't get the money out of
thin air."
Richberg fatty denied that the gov
eminent was issuing baby bonds be-
cause bankers had refused to lend the
government money, and asserted that
several billion dollars more could be
borrowed without endangering nation
al credit
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-15
The Crescent

Among fundamental patterns in ma
ture, which, by the law of correspon-
dence, mean so much in our mental
and spiritual life, is the crescent, sign
OF Diana, or Artemis, goddess of the
chase, forests, streams-and of the
moon under which dew falls to replen-
ish the earth. Her emblem is on the
breasts OF birds, in many variations In
the vegetable world, as in the seeds of
the mystic moonseed, Menispermum
canadense, the beautiful woodland vine
that lovers and poets like to find be-
cause 1t brings happiness.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-15

IedilLeQ Hudl dS
happening or going
10 happen
In 1895, as this
try m oye 5
toward the result
of various theories,
experiments an d
efforts, nobody has
the yaguest idea OF
what is really about
to happen
Almost anything
might happen II
is possible, and
fortunately prob
able, that what has
hanpopad hofnr
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-15

eta's cabinet who was
In office, has resigned
as secretary of the
treasury, completing
the rout of the min
istry brought about by
the school strike. And
twelve assistant cabi-
net secretaries have
also deserted the ad-
ministration.
The cabinet resigna-
ions began over differ
ences of opinion as to
how RI dpal with fha
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-15

there would be no
monetary imitation as
long as Franklin d.
Roosevelt is Presi-
dent. His statement
came in answer to a
questioner at a lecture
in Boston.
"If we are to as
sumo that President
Roosevelt will be Pres
ident for the next six
years, l can tell You
this: I can guarantee
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-15

three times more raw cotton than any
other nation.
All of these materials, it is pointed
out. are largely used in the manufac-
ture of articles for military purposes.
The cotton. however, is used by Japan
mainly in the manufacture of finished
garments, which she is exporting In
such increasing quantities that England
is annoyed and even alarmed.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-15

The rebellion has been plotted for a
whole year, and broke when 20 naval
officers, both active and retired, seized
the Salamis arsenal. AS the revolt
spread, rebels boarded the five war
ships while the crews were ignorant OF
the plan, and put under steam. Gov
eminent planes were dispatched to the
scene and pursued the rebel ships down
the Aegean sea. The cruiser Averoff
was struck by an aerial bomb while
the vessel lay in SCUBA bay, near
Crete, and two other ships were re-
ported to have been overtaken and
bombed near the Island of Cythera
with undetermined damage.
Naval reserves have been called to
the colors, and preparations made to
call out army classes on the mainland
If necessary. Reports that the rebel
lion has reached Alexandropoulis and
other towns in Thrace, and that there
had been fighting in Sores, eastern
Macedonia, indicate that the revolt is
more widespread than was first sup
posed.
The Greek government searched the
Athens home of Venizelos and reported
finding arms and compromising liter
AZURE Searchers found Deputy Pa
panastitiu, recently an opposition
spokesman, and another Venizelos as
sociate named Caphandaris in hiding
there. Military restrictions have been
frightened in Athens. All radio stations
have been ordered to remain silent,
and private automobiles are forbidden
to. circulate Courts martial have been
opened to try rebels. the bourse is
closed, and business is practically at a
standstill.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-15

government pi q ii Z 5
bombed the home In
Crete of former Pre-
mier Eleutherlos Veni-
Zelos, and also struck
at FIVE naval vessels
manned by re b e is
standing off the shore
of Crete. Venizelos is
openly h e a din g the
forces of sedition, and,
reports say, has seized
S1,000,000 from the
Canea treasury to
finance the revolt.
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CURRENT EVENTS
PASS IN REVIEW
REVOLT ELAMEsslN GREECE; Ex'
PREMIER vENlzELos HEADS
INSURREcTioN.
BY EDWARD w; PlcKARD
g. western Newspaper Union.

THE Greek government is making
i grim effort to stamp out the fast
growing revolt which started in Crete
and has spread to the mainland. Greek
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prestige or the White
House. Capitol Hill is
full of lively curiosity
over the Presidents
program, and whether
he will fight the pres
ent congressional de-
fiance of his leader
ship and go before the
people with one of his
famed Preside talks,
or whether he will
agree to a compromise.
~
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THE American Federation of Labo

THE American Federation of Labor
proposes to find out Immediately
what are its chances of fully organiz-
ing the workers employed in the auto
mobile industry-and If Doctor VOL
mans figures are correct ii Is likely the
federation is doomed to be greatly dis
appointed. The method adopted is the
calling Of secret strike vote among
members of the 176 federation locals
In the industry. Organizer Francis j.
Dillon explained this did not neces-
sarily mean there would be strike. only
the declarations national officers having
authority to order such action.
Now Is the time to find out. once
and for ALL" he said, whether the
workers in the automobile industry
want the American Federation of La
Dor. If they want the union, we will
find it out through these strike votes.
If they don't, well :"
The automobile industry is in the
midst of the busiest season 1t has had
since 1880. The great majority of its
workers are not in the federation ranks
and probably would not strike; but its
plants could be seriously crippled by
strikes in allied industries. Perhaps the
American Federation of Labor leaders
have some way of explaining how all
this would help on the cause of ma
tional Industrial recovery.
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strike of several hundred thousand stu
dents and teachers which has devel-
oped into a national movement to GUST
the Mendieta administration. Commu-
nist-led labor organizations are ready
to throw their strength behind a revo-
lutionary general strike. and the situa-
ton is becoming critical. Although
armed forces are being held in readi-
ness to quell disorders. there Is some
doubt as to their loyalty to the presi-
dent. Col. Fulgencio Batista, army
chief of staff, was reported ready to
throw his support to DIR. Carlos Manuel
de la Cruz for president If the Mendi-
eta government falls. but leaders of
the anti-Mendieta movement have indi-
acceptable to them.
Terrorism continues rampant. Bomb
ing has become general. railroads have
been blown up. and Havana has suf-
fered considerable damage to property.
ECRETARY OF STATE CORDELL
~ HULL encountered his third sue
cess In carrying out his policy of re-
storing foreign trade by concluding a
series of reciprocal agreements with
other nations, when a trade treaty
with Belgium was signed. Although
not entirely satisfactory to Secretary
Hull, ii was nevertheless a step along
the way. The Belgians gave, us tar
IF or ouota concessions on a number
of our exports, including automobiles
and parts, calculating machines, radi-
os, grapefruit. pears, oatmeal and
corn starch. We cut tariffs on plate
glass. glass sand. iron and steel mill
products. linen fabrics. lace and ce-
ment. Reciprocal agreements have
been previously concluded with Cuba
and Brazil.
A RKANSAS took the plunge into the
"A wet column; Alabama remained
on the dry side. Faced with the ne
cessity of providing S25O,00O with
which to enforce the dry laws or re-
pealing them. the Arkansas legisla-
| tors put an end to nineteen years OF
state prohibition. Only ten states now
remain in the dry column: Alabama.
Tennessee. Mississippi, Kansas, Okla
homa. North Dakota. Texas. North
| Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.
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president ROOSEVELT ended his
vacation at Hyde Park and left for
Washington where his administration
faces serious trouble, involving the
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NHO is to. be the administrator Of
w the social security program, when
and if 1t Is legalized~by congress, is a
question that, Is causing "a deal sofl bit
terness in Washington. Probably 1t
will ultimately have to be settled by
President Roosevelt b himself. Secre-
tary of Labor Perkins. believes her de-
partment should have control of this
work, but the house ways aud means
committee. thinks otherwise. 1t has
tentatively decided that the social Sc
curity board shall be- an Independent
agency. and has turned down sugges-
ton that the programme administered
by single person. Madame Perkins
made personal call on Chairman
Doughton to argue for her proposal.
but didn't get anywhere at all with
him, so it was figured that she might
appeal to the White House.