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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-19
Ky RODNEY BUTCHER
Ne. service STAFF Correspondent


U7ASHINGTON-After five years
w of depression. in which unem-,
,lovment has constantly been
he gravest of all national prob
ems. there's chance that the
government will try to find out
low many unemployed there really
Ire.
Harry Hopkins and Secretary
Frances Perkins seemed determined
IN an unemployment census in the
early days of the New Deal. APP.
oarently they forgot about it. An
uneasy feeling has always pre-
vailed that it might be easier to
meet and solve the problem if it
we're first treasured.
Secretary of Commerce Dan
Roper, boss of the Census Bureau,
is anxious fer an unemployment
poll. The administration hasn't
swung it's support to the idea, be-
cause the census would cost about
100000. That matter of money
seems the only factor of indecision
Costigan favors a detailed anal
ysis Of the situation-with break
downs to measure such phases as
part.time employment, the age fac
tor, seasonal unemployment, ant
shifts from Industry to industry:
A. F. of L. figures for December
estimated the unemployed, a
"a 11,329,00O. 80 "
THE Democrats lost an election
l. the other day and reports t
national headquarters indicate
was because one of their congress
men tried to be a statesman.
. In November Congressman Ere
Durgin of Indiana was defeated b
Fred Lands, Republican, by abou
10000 votes. Lands died and i
The subsequent special election Dul
gin lost by 5000 to Charles A
Halleck.
Durgin had introduced bill t
consolidate rural mail route:
While other congressman wer
/ Thooping it up for more fedora
spending, purgin unwisely sougll
. N.
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Several nights ago when |
turned on my radio there was
such a violent, buzzing sound
over the entire dial that | could
get none of the programs. | call
ed up the trouble man Of the To-
cal power company. He promised
to send somebody out right away.
Then as | walked through the
house, | noticed a humming
sound. 1t was rather musical
and was steady and sustained. 1t
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LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR

NOTE-No unsigned COM
munications are published by
The Times-News. All letters
must be signed with the real
name of the author. No com
munications signed with a nc
titious name will BIO published.
EDITOR.
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LORD, GIVE US MEN

One reason there is SO much
difficulty and delay in cleaning
I'D political rottenness is that so
many persons lack inside rein
forcement. They can not by
themselves, stand any pressure.
Unless they are surrounded by
plenty of other persons who are
standing for the same thing they
would like to stand for, they
simply won't stand TO- anything.
"Td rather not" hey flater
weakly, while their hearts beat
like a scared rabbits.
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YET TO GET

"But," said a middle-west
Judge, who was being urged to
order a jury drawn from another
county to try certain political
persons who controlled the court
machinery and who could hand
pick a jury to suit themselves,
won't they scheme around and
control that jury, too?"
Possibly judge, possibly; but
they would be put to the trouble
and expense of buying it. They
wouldn't already own it."
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But if it is wrong to print what
men are free to say the offense
is not in the words bat in using
a printing press.
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HOW BOBBY FELT

Little Bobby had been taken
to the hospital to have his ton
sils removed. Naturally he was
apprehensive and suspicious.
GLOW many of you are gong
to be in the operating room with
me?" he enquired nervously.
: ooh" replied one of the IN
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-19
HE LARGEST BUDGET ITEM

fare found by The Industrial News Review
Tent the largest item on the family budget.
Nthe most vital of all necessities, costs the
81 900, 100000 year. Clothing takes 3d.
E&OOO Rent also takes 3,600,O00,000, and
pbiles dent the national pocketbook to the
of $2,9OO,OOO,OOO. Electric service costs
q States families only $650,O00,000.
~ national tax bill, by comparison, is $9,OOO,-
300, 000-a billion and half greater than the ma
ional food bill That being the case, where is the
most important place to start in to reduce the cost
Of living?
These figures will come as surprise to the
average citizen, who thinks only of the sums Of
money he spends directly in the course of day by
day living What he should realize is that taxation
now represents an exorbitant part of the cost of
A cut in the cost of government would be direct
ly and Immediately reflected in lower cost of liv-
ing-and in stimulated employment, investment and
industrial expansion. No other cost weighs so heav-
y on individuals and businesses alike-no other
family living expense is rising so rapidly. 1t is a
historical fact that extravagant government pro-
notes depression and discord.-Charlotte Observer.
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make of it yet a useful properly
and wipe out the errors that
have past?
The Fleetwood has not been
bothering me Individually perhaps
to anv greater extent than it has
been bothering other people Dut
after reading the article in your
paper by Hon. j. Foy Justice on
the subject of the. proposed tu-
berculosis sanitarium for West
ern North Carolina, and noting
the possibility of the legislature
appropriating $25O,OOO for its
construction, it occurred to ME
that in case such an approprla-
ton is passed that we might get
busy and turn over the Fleet
wood to the state as a site Tor
the said sanittarium. 49,.
With all the pertinent obJec-
tons put forth by Mr.. Justice !
hardly think they would hold
good with relation to a hospital
at the Fleetwood site. 1t is too
far out Of town TO possibly ai1eeC
the health of any person, II. m
deed the health of any person
would be affected if such hos
pital were in town.
tuberculosis is not the dread
disease it used to be with relation
to the public at large. Afflicted
patients are now cared for in
such manner, and a knowledge of
the disease and its spread is so
well known, that the individual
citizen is scarcely at all subject
to take the disease from one who
has the care and instruction now
insisted upon in all sanltariums
of consequence and it would be
especially So with relation to a
state institution.
JOHN EWBANK.
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hall was putting ON the perform
ance. On replacing the bulb with
another, the buzz in my radio
ceased instantly. | recalled that
several years ago a friend OF
mine told me he had found one
of his electric light bulbs broad
casting. When l reported TINS
case to the trouble man OF the
power company, he said he had
never heard Of anything Of the
kind before.
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The Satevepost says that Frank
lin D. is playing heck with bust
ness. And proves it. By dwindling
from "a to 108 pages.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-19

The two most potent agencies to bind people to-
gether are love and similar affliction.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-19

I e min d e d me
somewhat of the
hum of a big
mosquito. The
noise was one OF
those which seem
to come from
everywhere and
aksahard to To-
like the
SBf a rat
Isake. Final
mat an electric
lipht hub in the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-02-19

~ d &spapers which have taken such stand
20 Nfealized what it is costing them in reve-
RsR time when such revenues are sorely
&<H is an evidence both of courage and
~ Christian Observer.
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BIBLE THOUGHT

"PILcRIMS ON THE EARTH" (Heb. 1113)
Cav I'D for yourselves treasurer in Heaven
l.. ,s;,ber moth nor rust doth corrupt, and
L. ,b;.ves do not break through nor steal: Fol-
,.b.rs YOUR treasure is there will your heart be
also, Matt 6:2O,2D.
The angels from their throne on hign
Iook down on us with wondering eye
That where we are such passing guests
We build such strong and solid nests
And where we hope to dwell for aye
We scarce take heed stone to lay.
Evangelical Christian.
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USE THE FLEETWOOD

OSE LIE h
Editor Times-News:
"Fools rush in where Angels
fear to tired" H.
He has nerve who brings the
Fleetwood into subject OF con-
versation. But as it stands there,
a monument to failure, blot on
the landscape, a beam in the eye
disintcsrating and a harbingeef
of increased dessX..itvjssiRa 7
contrast to thd
painted; to theed
drempt! Why n
capture some ofrthe 'f0ssA Ai'a
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
IT > - ? 1T y y
Deutscher /
! Kurzwellensender 1
Berlin, Haus des R~undfunks.
DJD-25.4 9m-11,770 &c. !
DJC-49.8 3m-6.020 Kc. Z
IL. !. 4. 4 I. H III. -.
Freitag, den %. Juni:

Oestlche STANDARD zeit (5.O5-1O.8 80 p.m.)
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
Grbdlt eriten Ereis i'm A~n5eigeu-
@ettbeperb.

Sn Dem 1885 @ettbeperb fir Bet
tltngson5eigen Der Cos @6teilung
oes y8u6lic Utilities A%Ooertiiing
a%iiociation's Better Gopp Gonteit~
erbielt oie @aibington @as Sight
Company ben eriten 8reis. Seroor.
ragenoe Gas uno @leftri3itdts- &om-
panien oes gan5en 9onoes ididen
idbrli9 An5eigeuentmiirfe fir oieies
8reisausi6reiben elm. 9ie @epin-
ner 6es Breisausi9rei6ens fir 1885
muroen in Der oe%rgangenen ISOLDE
BEL Ser idbrlihen 8uiammenfunft
Ser 8ublic Utilities AOpertiiing Aiio-
ciation in Chicago befannt gegeben.
8ieIelbe lit cine @bteilrng Der 0a0-
bertiiing federation Of Nlmerico~
Der critic 8reis, nelder Der @aib-
ington @as 2igbt Gompanp 5uer-
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

fannt wuroe, mar fir inititutioneqe
@as- 3eitungsan3eigen. 9as porge-
legte Mtonuifript mar oie Irbeit oes
Serrn @ilmot 81. Sqrier, Mn5eigen=
Doriteber Ser Company nit mel6er er
Ieit 5 Sabren perbunoen lit. 3o9
biele anoere @us8ei9mtngen bot Serr
Squier bereits fir feline ausge8ei6-
neten 8orlagen erbalten. Wfit benz
4n5eigengei91ft uno ben @aren bis
ms fleinite b~ertraltt uno elmer tiid=
tigen &enntuis uno @rfabrltng i'm
3eitungsfa6, bat er nele SOeen in
Die Notwithstanding Ser @aS
Company gebraGt. Die b%erborra-
genoe -3ulammenarbeit Ser In5eigeil-
obteilung nit Der nelten @eiddftS-
fiibrung Ser @aibington @os 2igbt
@ompar1 bot in alien &agnen
ben moblberoienten grfolg er3ielt,
gang glei9 ob @lectrolttr lliftgefiiblte
@as &efrigerotors, @as Sefen, auto
matilde &eiBDaiier-8 ebalter, ODER
automatil6e @os-Sei30fen perfauft
mllrben. Sober &erfuuf bat ben Dor-
bergen iibertroffen uno Die @rfolge
muroen I'M gar5en 2anoe %betuunoert.
Sn Ser Mooernifierung bon @obn-
bGuiern nimmt Die @aibington @as
2igbt Company regen @nteil our1
Before &ii6eneinri6tltngen mel6e
Ser Sousfrau piel 3eit unO man9en
unn0tigen Sang eriparen. Sn ben
&o6flalien, Die INNER 8ablrei6en
3uIpru6 finoeu, gibt Die Company
praftii6e @orfiibrungen ibrer Hro-
BUTTE iopie aiid oiele &ii6enre8epte.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

Oesthche standard Aelt (0.V9-lO.5O PM
Freitag, den %. Juni:
Attends
5.O5-Ansage DID (deutsch, englsch)
Deutsches Volkslied
Programmvorschau (deutsch, engl.)
5.10-Musik und Zeitfunk
Observation-Disclosures
5.40-Zwischenspiel
Standardization (deutsch)
6.00-Grosses neutrality-suspicious. nit
Einlagen
Z .15-Aus dem oeffentlichen Leben:
Ministerialdirektor DR.. Kruemmel;
Die koerperliche Ertuechtigung
der deutschen Hochschuljugend
7.30-uWir tun unsere Pitch"
8.15-Nachriehten (englisch)
8.3O-Kammerorchester Hans o. Hasse
9.00-Nachrichten (deutsch)
9.l5-Aufoesung der musikalischen
Raetsel
l0.30-Absage DID und DIG
Sonnabend, den %. Juni:
5.05-Ansage DID (deutsch, englisch)
Deutsches Volkslied
Programmvorscha (deutsch, engl)
5.10-Kleines Konzert
observation-disclosures
5.40-Zwischenspiel
5.45-Nachrichten und Deutschland
bericht (deutsch)
6.007,,Die vier Schlaumeierp
7.15-Vom Schlosserlehrling yum Indu-
s~triefuehrer
7.30-Unterhaltungsmusik
Standardization und Deutschland
harieht (enOliseh1
Observation-Disclosures
9.00-Nachrichten und Deutschland
bericht (deutsch)
9.15-Zeitgenoessische Musk
Einlage: Dichtungen der Gegen
wart
10.30-Absage DID und DIG
Sonntag, den 80. Juni:
5.05-Ansage DID (deutsch, englisch)
Deutsches Volkslied
Programmvorschau (deutsch, engl.)
Das Wichtigste der Woche
5.10-Kleine Jugendbuehne: Das Nuss
zWeiglein
5.40zZwischenspiel
Standardization (deutseh)
6.00-Zum Sonntag-Abend
6.15-Unser Sonntagskonzert
7.00-Deutsche Forscher i'm Lande des
weissen Schweigens
7.15-Sportecho
7.30-Tanzdichtungen
Standardization (engisch)
8.30-Militaerkonzert
9.00-Nachrichten (deutsch)
9.15-Militaerkonzert (Fortsetzung)
10.30-Absage DID und DIG
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WereiMss GaleMOcr

9eutid-Amerifaniiae 0eieli@aft,
%. q. g. BraiiOent: @ermann g.
@infler; Sefret1r: @oIter Camp.
3121-14te StraBe g. 90.
GDmcDrO GImb. 9rdli0ent:
Sermarn g.. @intler; Gefretdrin:
Srau N. G1la9ter, 1863 gomlecti-
cut Qberue, 81. IS. fredericksburg
ON 3. 6reitae i'm Wit. I'M &lublofal,
t4te StraBe uno Rarf &oao, g. Us.
9amemIeftiun 6es GOncOrbflmbs.
Praiioentin: Srau 81. S1ladter;
Sefret6rin: Srau Monifa S9lniot,
Mc2ean 8irginia. 8eriamllul0 Oil
1. 8ienstag /. Mt., nArcaoia" .Saae.
Sntcrnatiumaler 0emfer @erbnnO Del
9Otelangeitellten. YrGlioent: AtfreO
Ya5osfa; Sefretdr: 8iaiam s. 8ir-
ller, 513 N~ittenbouie StraBe. 81. @.
8ouberiammlung ieoen 1. Ntontae
/. Mt. 8erlommlungslofal: 1907
De Sales StraBe, 81. SO.
g0eMti6er Sbeater Slnb". Yr1-
iioert: @uftab Seller; Sefret1r:
@aIter Camp, 236 gmerion Stra-
BE, g. S.; &aiiierer: 4arl SdWur0e;
2ofal: 1926 Wiaiiaduietts AOenue,
g. SO. 8~eriammlune ieoen eriten
Dienstag i'm Monat.
MGnnergeiansuerein @aIbingtUn.
Yr6ii0ent, &orl Stober; Setret1r,
50. 6. Seuoid, 553 @arf &oao,
g. So. Singltunoe: Sreitag Abenps
s ubr i'm &iggs 8anfgebanee, 14te
StraBe uno Yart Ofoao, 81. @.
9amendOr @aI6instum. prdii-
oentin, SRI. Marion @ngling, 1922
Somlin GtraBe, sc. g.; Sefret6rih
Grau SiIoa Srutig, 1921 8rout
StraBe, g. 6. SingItunoe: Mul.
tag @benOs 500 llbr i'm gfiges
8anfeebauoe, 14te StraBe unO Part
Noao. &c. SO.
Nrium 9nmeMDercim. Yr0iiecMtirL
Sran o. &rlmfe, 1859 SprinO
Moao, 81. 49,; Sefret1rim 6rall u.
8aBnlaulL 1904 Morningline DriUe,
q. SO. Nerl. am 2. Mittpo@ inn Wit..
nahntittags / llbr.
MMppert Seim TraMen 0ilfsOer-
eim. 8rdlioentin: Grnn Nobettc
Grumfe; Sefret1rin; 6rom Wlabet
9ieb. 8~erlammling am 2. 9iens-
tag |. Nt., 2 llbr nadm. i'm Seims.
YruIpect Sill TriebbDf. Yr0lioent:
Greo gogellang; Sefret1r: $. q.
@infler; SAobmeilter: Geo. s. u.
Stus. Ieri. am 2. 9onnerstae I'M
Monnt i'm Srieohofe.
rGf6embe1- Gtiikpnnft. Setter:
SO. 8artbelmeB, % @eItmoreIauo
g(beuue, Safoma Yarf, Mo., 5ern.
ipreher, Gbepbero 2697r. 8eriam.
ieoen MitttDo6 QLbeno $50 llbr i'm
Sauie 1912 9 StroBe, q. 90.
a 9entIde Treimnnrrr 2uas
Ny MrminiMs, Mr. 25, T.M. ". 81.
w Sefret6r: Sreof. Ncrtrom.
1910 6 GtroBe, 81. 6. IerI. am i.
un0 3. Dienstag i'm Mt. i'm Neuen
Woionic Eempel.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

Nos. Aus Oeiien 5ablreiden Bel
trGgen lei bier berporgeboben Der
i10n -8uiammenfaiienoe 4rtifel iiber
Sic amerifaniihe 5eoeral Gra0e
@ommiiion" pel6en Der (Dr. gtoB
aud peri0nlib n~abeite6enoe Seraus=
geber) Or. Gi6ieri6fp in Der fiber
men Su6ildlmsn1mmer Der GarteQs
&nnOiAan 1920 gum 9lborud ge-
6radt bot. Sort finoet man 8taiam
5reoerid g3oB unter ben piiieni6aft-
li6en uno mirtl6aftspolitii6en 6ub=
reru Der Oeuti9en 8ewegung CUR
&ontroae ser Miadtpoiitionen i'm
mirtidaftli6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Grit fiir3li6 nod bradte Der Ser
efpigte in Ser &artel- NmnOidan ei-
nen iiberli6tli6en AufiaB iiber
n5iinfunoOier5ig Sabre &ano0if6er
aorteapolitif~ (Gidr5 1885.
8ie 8e5iebungen, Die Der 8erefDig-
tie Ii. a. NIT Dem 0euti1en Snititltt
fir @eltwirti9oft unterbielt Doren
nid]t 5ulebt init beranttportli1 fir Die
S6affung Der r4caOemD Of @Orl6
Economies" in @albington, Elm
8loiI Ser langiam reifte, ben @il-
liam 6reoerid geoB 5ulebt aber bod
our @oaenoung fiibren fonnte. Sci
ne 8ori1ldge puroen bereitDiaiglt
unterItiitt bon 8ertretern Ser Imer=
ican llniberfitD Ocean SplaDn uno
@rofeiior &insman), Der Catholic
ltnioeriitD Of Ameriea Cor. 5or), Der
George @albington l1niperiitD @ro-
feiior 9onaloion), Der 8roofings Sn-
Ititution Cor. 8aspolsfDg Or. 01c-
Glure bonn Department of State un0
futoen i6lieBlid Anflang uno 0aS
geplonte l1nternebmen 4nI6luB bel
ser Glteren n9lmericnn MeaoemD of
8olitical ano Sociol Science4 in
8bilaoelpbio. Am 6. Npril 1882
puroe in @albington unter benz
8oriiB bon 9efon NoB Die Croft
nllngsliBung Der u9lcaOemD Of 8orlo
Economics" a~bgebalten. Sn ben fol-
genOen Sabren folgte tie in offent-
li6en 9isfulIionen alien meIentli6en
6rogen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8eoeu-
ttng nobel es iepeilS Der umiihti-
gen 5iibrung oes 8orliBen6en Der
9lfaoemie gelang, anerfannte Sab-
o~eritGnoige, Staatsmdnner uno @e-
lebrte, ais &eoner uno 9isfuIIions-
letter al gepinnen. 9ie g8ublica=
tiuns Of tie AcaOeulg Of @DrI6 GcO-
nDmies" berbreiten Die mertDoaen
@rgebniiie oieier @eranitaltungen
uno baben oo5u beigetragen, Deiten
&reiien al eiuem beiieren geritan0-
mis- Observation-Disclosures 8robleme 8u
er5ieben. 9as all8ufriibe Sini6eiOen
BON Or. NoB miro geraoe binii6tli6
oieier Neui6opfung zines 6orums
fir internationale @irtidaftsfragen
in Der amerifanii1en Saupt1taOt
aufs tiefite empfunben mer0en. SSn
Ser Soee un0 Mltsfiibrung elmer Afa=
oemie fir Observation-Disclosures bari
beltte NIT &e9t Die elimination Der
6ori9ungs= rno Gr3iebungsinterei-
len oes @eremigten eeieben ner0en.
Sir oenienigen, Der init Ser Bbilo-
iopbie ieines Sdaffens pertraut NOR,
eri6eint in oieier nun leioer leBten
groBen peltbeoeutenoen 2eiitung bon
@iliam Sreoerid gob cine ieltiame
in1ere 8e8iebung 81 Dem geniolen
un0 ibm 10 nabe ltommbertpanoten
S9paben, benz neriten 9eutid-Ame-
rifauer", 6rieori6 Gift.
ofr.. - ox.N
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

gmpfehIt Oas D@ai6inGtOn SuarnaIS
, 1935-10-22
N URIO EN- Ell
HOSPITAL EN-
ADRUCADA
Valentin E a k G Era
Muy Conocido en- La
Ciudad Y En- Mats.
T~amaulipas

Valen7in Baker, de 10 afcs dn
edad residente da asta i,,daa hiso
.- ~ ~ 49,
uei 81. SHaties DaAer y oe ~ e.
poSa, In sra. JoSeia L. de Baker,
falleci6 en- eI hospital de Ia MERGED
49, Ernuvn~v4u. al r,,rta- r.~
N. - -
W ue 40 nAaiinnA-
LmormeS que pudimos recabar,
del certificado de defuncIon. hacian
saher nna al tf.,., p.rn~ h.hf.
-.
$3.50 = onseuenSias us queMA-
$3.50 Ias ag 1n 800 lla1u' uh
60 "a PeSno eh nm g.
$3.50 49, sS--- ~ Oausalon ~
rns &C., Ss ..I7-rn I'M -
-eo-+rshn \. M 49, s1
49, 1 n uA
1900 ola.
40 tsrS~ NJ $3.50 ~ - 41'
10 irSnrr,e- --,- 4,,an--
lcgor-d~- ,-- L
tnrna 6ari.r .ahn- es.a = -
1ate- $50 a hS% $50 49,
nm n,ortTr 80 hss,-ra r-,n ~-@shn-
ltratando w r,,ams- c,,arSo c.s.-~4I
~ 4 S1Auo ~AA~
AZ derramar Y. ,..o,,r. 49, w,
mnnt6n Nv haarro --nh. hin-.s~
lhabIa aIg1,na hrasa WIZ hshSarSn~~
lir~endiado I'M vaEniina ranrardn 1nr
ouemaduras NJ I6ver - 1870 wv
~ crev6 nue I'M nupmadnrnr Tr,6unr
~ neiirrn siendo TIevaTo y S]v~-
BAKER All hn~nria1 dorTn ~rcrnrTn
encontrarSe en vias W 1.-TWO -
bipndn ranSndn rnrnrn~a rr r-,rnrfn
Baker era hien cororgdo ~
, 1935-10-22
FUE CESADO
MIENTRAS Sc
NVESTIGA
La Acusacion Que Sc
Hace En- Su Contra
Probable m Sc
Ventilara Aqui

Un ex-miembro de los Rurales del
Estado de Texas RangerS) S. o.
GOen, Se encuentra acuSado de "a
Salto con agravantes" en- conexion
con Ell presunto atropello de que De
dice fue victima Ia Srita Celia Bo-
lado. residente de eSta ciudad.
EsoS informes se dieron a COMO
Ger Ell lunes. cuando tomo declara-
clones en- el sensational asunto, M.
T. GonzaullaS. Jefe del Departa-
mento de InveStigaciones de "a Po-
Ii-ia Rural del Estado, quien vino a
esta ciudad a hacerSe cargo de Ia
investigation del presunto atropello.
Goen, fue suspendido temporal
mente de su cargo. despues de que
sc hizo Ia a~cusacion en- 81 contra, y
las d~eclaraciones que obbuvo Con
zaullas, seran presentadas a los jefes
del Departamento de Rangers en-
Austin. En- case de que Sc despida
al acuSado del servicio de los RAN
gers, entonces hay probabilidadeS
de que Ne deSeche la acuSacion que
Sc hace en- contra de FL.
Goen Sc encontraDa en- esta ciu-
dad, cuando 81 alega que Sc cometio
eel atropello. IL Ranger cruzo el
puente viSitando MatamoroS. AnteS
de cruzar, Se preSento en- Ia Casa
de Gamble Bolado, Ia cual Sc en-
cuentra en- las cercanias del Puente
Gateway, para ZANZIBAR dinero A
mericano por moneda de Mexico.
Cuando regreso Ell Ranger tenia
la creencia de que no le habian IA
do Ell dinero equivalente al camblo,
" sc dirigio q Ia Residential Bolado,
IA cual Sc encuentra en- Ia Gale 81.
Charles ALI Ell " In Srita. Bolado
no estuvieron de acuerdo tocante al
asunto. afirmando In joven que ella
le habia dado ell Gamble que le per-
tenecia.
InformeS que les proporcionaron
a las autoridadeS, dicen que en-
tonces el Ranger trato de aprehen-
der a Ia Srita. Bolado, y que habia
tratado de sacarla de SUI Residential.
La Srita Bolado rehuso a Salr y en-
tonces los vecinos llamaron a o. po-
licia.
Sc alega que In preSunta ofensa
ocurrio e dia 20 de septiembre.
Cuando hizo Ia acuSacion In Srlta.
Bolado en- una de las cortes de paz,
Ell Ranger L1mediatamente otorgo
fianza de $500. e. Ranger fue Ia
mado a Austin, y fue suspended del
servicio, despueS de una audiencia
en- aqueila ciudad.
, 1935-10-22
DinlOmaticOS
ViSitan la Cd.
De Uruapan

URUAPAN. Mich. Oct. q. (AT)-
III Tren Olive que conduce q bordo,
IN viaje de recreo a gran numero
De DipOnAticoS acreditados ante Ell
Gobierno de Mexico, lego a esta
,iudad. en- donde fueron objeto de
una enthusiastic reception por parte
&c las autoridades principales. las
c6maras de Comercio y agrupacio-
nes. Sc organize un festival en- no
nor de los distinguidos huespedes.
habiendo constitution este bales Y
cancioneS regionales. cuyo festival
fue presidido por FL ST.. Embajador
de Estados Unidos. Hon. Josephus
Daniels, por el Gobernador del Es-
tado. ST.. Ordorica y por Ell Presi-
dente Municipal. e ST. Embajador
de Espana. don Emiliano IRlesias,
hiso uso de Ia palabra para dar las
gracias por las ~atenciones de que
Alefon objeto.