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some other occasion and forgot to tell
me about ii. Wonder how she knew
we used to nickname him Bud? Oh,
we'll, I'll postpone going home to moth
err till morning; no use in letting these
folks down because of our inability
TO get along" Eve was already dig
ging out Steve's old accordion, her
old guitar, some old song books and
a hymnal.
1t was while Steve and Eve were
returning from the old peoples home,
where they had spent a very happy
evening, that Steve fished a letter out
of his pocket and held it toward Eve.
Let's burn this old farewell note to-
gether when we get home, honey. We
can forget and forgive, can't we?"
Eve nodded happily as she snuggled
against him as he drove. The trip of
cheer had paid many kinds of inter-
est for both the older folks and for
Steve and Eve.
who could be calling at this time
Of night?" they wondered as they en-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26
TURNING
| A NEW
By.
TT At KATHERINE
LEAF EDEIMAN

NE soft glow Of lamps lent rare
charm to the living room. Com
- fort and beauty were two words
that symbolized the interior of the Sex
ton bungalow Eleanor and Dick, home
for the holidays, seemed to be en-
JOying it all Eleanor was munching
from a box of homemade candy.
Isn't it nice to be home, Dick?"
she murmured. Mother and dad are
precious, making things so comfy"
Yes, they are" Dick answered
thoughtfuIly. Il wonder if we really
show our appreciation. By the way.
where are they nOw?"
"Oh, mother is putting the last fin
fishing touches on my dress for to-
night. And dad is packing the freezer
of cream that he made"
Dick was silent for a moment, then
ne jumped quickly from his chair. do
you know, Eleanor, that we're two
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26

bell accompaniment chimed ioyously
in a reminder of the midnight hour
The much enjoyed program was over
lief. Still filed with the lovely vision
and presence Of his lost sweetheart,
be turned to leave the studio when a
telegram was thrust into his trembling
hand. He hardly dared open it, bot
when he did, he read:
Il heard the Bells OF Avalon
Norm! Won't you spend New Years
with Charlene?"
Western Newspaper Union.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26

He did not know
why he had done
this, but he had.
Soon the rich tones
of his lovely tenor
voice were floating
over the air in one
glorious BELL" song
after another. Last
of all he sang with
tender, heart-rend-
/ n g expression.
1.-THE Bells of Ava
Ion :" Il wonder IL
you hear the bells,
my dear?" he sang
directly TO Char
lene. Then the
depD-tOQed Studio
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build a stable. The most elaborate
says the timbers were used to build a
barn at Jordans, in Buckinghamshire.
England, about 80 miles from London.
1t is supposed that the Mayfiower
was broken up in 1924 and that this
barn at Jordans was built in 1925. At
tempts have been made TO prove that
one of the four owners of the May
flower at that time was also owner of
the Jordans farm. Governor William
Bradford tells of a cracked beam in
the aayflower which threatened the
lives of tie Pilgrims and which was
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26
II lncky
Ne1V 1ear's
Error
By LUELLA B. LYONS

TN ABOUT three hours it would be
New Years eve, but to Eve Blair
- that meant nothing but heartache
for she was packing to leave Stephen
and was going back TO mother. Hadn't
Steve said she had mistreated his ell
derly Aunt Ann, and had been selfish,
and lot of other hastily-said things
Her tears were watering the things
she packed, but the phone shrilling out
its call, forced her to swallow that
ferocious lump in her throat.
Ever"
YES"
listen, here at the New Years COM
mittee headquarters we are swamped
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denly without explanation she had be-
come engaged to another and Norman
had been "out In the cold" ever since
At precisely @ten bells" on New
Years eve the following announcement
came over the air: I'VE are now to
hear a fifteen minute program of de-
lightful Bell songs. appropriate for
the occasion, by none other than our
celebrated tenor, Norman Treat"
Norman had arranged his "Bell'
songs in order, leaving The Bells OF
AvaIo0, until LAST
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26

the clock, on New Years eve"
Thus the manager hurried out and
on TO other worlds TO conquer. Nor
man sat stupefed. He did not mind
the old time blue Bells of Scotland"
or "St Mary's," both lovely songs, but
the Bells Of Avalon"-that was the
catch. How could he do it? What II
Charlene should hear him? 1t had
been her favorite song and many
time he had sung it to her accom-
paniment on the piano. THE Bells of
Avalonl" What memories that par
ticular piece stirred within himl How
they both had adored i'll Then sud-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26
"Mayhower" of Pilgrims
Day Used to Build Barn

Historians have been unable to find
any reliable evidence as to what final
disposition was made of the vessel In
which the Pilgrim Fathers came TO
America. There are several traditions
According TO one. the Mayfiower en-
gagged in the slave trade after leaving
Massachusetts, and was finally sunk by
the Spanish. Another says rhe vessel
was purchased by a native of Belgium
aud the lumber was finally used to
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26
Joint Debates on RELIGION.

a CONTROVERSIAL gentleman,
I \ who thinks he read between the
lines Of one of these squibs a hidden
meaning which l certainly never meant
to put there, writes in, challenging me
to a joint debate on socio-religious
grounds, whatever they are. Much
obliged, but the answer, briefly and
In word. is no.
So far as I've observed, the only
person who ever wins a Joint debate
Is the one who takes no part in it.
Furthermore, government statistics
show that the sum total of results
wherein a listener at a religious argu-
ment became converted on the spot
from one side to the other consists Of
the case of gentleman named Eras-
mus K. Doowhittle, residing near Wolf
Tail. Indian territory, in the year 1889 !;
and he switched right back again at
the next change of the moon, being
kind Of feeble-minded to start with.
A Laugh on Berlin.
XNOULDN'T it seem to sort of put
w the laugh on somebody IL we
sent lot Of Jewish athletes-and
there are many splendid ones scattered
around-to Berlin on our olympic team,
and our team mopped up?
Everybody in Hollywood turned out
for party to 81. G. Wells. I think
they thought he was visiting pro-
Queer.
Sure sign Of returning prosperity
women have started in again, marrying
the Mdivani boys.
IRWIN S. COBB.
North American Newspaper Alliance.
Inc.-WNu Service.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26
Shapes of Macaroni

Macaroni and spaghetti In Italy have
almost as many shapes as there are
cities in the country. At Bologna IL is
ribbon-shaped; in Rome it comes in
strips. but that of Sicily amazes travel
ers most of all. 1t Is skillfully rolled
around knitting needles to make il Z
tiny spiral
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26

a complete program
of Bell lyrics. We
ought to be able TO
hunt them up and
go over them III no
time. Let's see,
there's the Bells Of
st. Mary's,' a beau
tiful song. then
there's the good old
fashioned Blue
Bells OF Scotland
And oh, yes, the
best of all. Norm,
The Bells Of Ava
lonp So get busy
and practice up, old
boy, and be all set
for ten bells by
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26
what (|lh
-IWV/t thinks
about:
Parole Boards at Large

HXNARD, CALF. Did it
~ ever occur to you this might
be a happier, or, anyhow, safer
land for the rest of us to live in if
those in high places were just a
bit fussier about the criminals they
let out and the aliens they let in?
Apparently almost any known radical
from overseas can drop in without
being registered or finger-printed or
naturalized or anything, and make him.
self at home even TO the extent of try
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26

with calls for sing
ers. l thought of
you, so / wonder
if you and Bud
won't go out TO the
Lubberman Home
and sing a while
for the old folks
there. A few old
hymns and a few
old, sweet ballads.
to last from 80 TO
eight bells. Can we
d e p e n d on you.
Ever"
You Just bet you
can. Well be there. "
and the phone
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26

he's likely to meet himself coming
out, with release papers in his pocket
and hope in his heart. For him a SEN
tence is just pleasant weekend back
among the boys at the old manse.
Here today and gone tomorrow
that's the grand idea. Might I make
so bold as TO suggest there would be
more habitual criminals staying in
prison if we had fewer parole boards
going at large?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26
THE BELLS
ofAXALON"
II NeaO Years Story
By ALICE B. PALMER

n TORMAN TREAT was sorting
over his music at the radio sta
ton and wondering what he
was going to sing on the New Years
program. Boyishly enthusiastic and
filed to the brim with the New Years
spirit, he hummed, THE Bells of Ava
Ion," over and over again.
Il have it, Norml I have II"
shouted his manager. you're TO sing
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26
A Laugh on Berlin.
Painting the Ocean

Marine artists say that the finest
place in Europe to see mountainous
ocean waves is at the wild tip OF
Denmark. Skagen. where the king
has his summer home and a large
group Of artists gathers each summer.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26

Ing openly TO under
mine our government.
Whereas, if all these
violent foreign-born
reds who lack citizen
ship papers were laid
end TO end, it would
indeed be a lovely
sight, especially if each
one had a lily in his
hand. AS for the
average chronic Of
fender against the
laws-well, on his way
into the DpDitnntiarv
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ling" she exclaimed. Dick and I
have just woke up to how much you
and mother have beer doing for us.
And we hereby sOlemnly declare that
we're turning over a new leaf for the
New Year"
G Western Newspaper Union.
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s


Each returning New Year is the glo
rious threshold Of new adventure, the
vantage point for fresh and higher
hearted sally against evils that we
know we can conquer.-Woman' Home
Companion.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26
Record Yield of Potatoes

The bureau Of plant industry says
that the record yield of potatoes was
made at Stockton. Calf, By the luck
erman brothers. with a yield of 1883
bushels per acre.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26

said, as he opened the door leading
from the basement, land it's going TO
be pretty good"
Eleanor rushed to his side and kissed
him. Dad. you've been just a dar-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26

strengthened with an iron rod. The
villagers at Jordans point out just
such a beam and rod in the old barn
Indianapolis News.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26
AT NEW YEARS TIME

Mary-rd like to know If George
has any bad habits.
Maude-In that case, you'd better
ask him TO tell you the things he Is
going to swear off on New Years.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26

clicked as the other party hung up the
receiver with a thankful sigh. Must
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26

New Years Once March IS

New Years Once March .
March % was considered the be-
ginning of the year in England and the
colonies in America until the middle
of the Eighteenth century.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26
Old-Fashioned Ideas

ECRETARY OF STATE HULL
makes a statement On the heels Of
similar statement by the British
foreign secretary, and, if you dig down
through the diplomatic spinach under
which such utterances are always
buried, you'll find that neither nation
is deeply tickled over the plan of
Japan to gobble up north China by
what is called politely an autonomy
movement if that wasn't its
fashionable name it could pass any,
where for an armed invasion. Unless
you're a statesman, you wouldn't be
able TO notice the difference.
For some days the impression has
been getting around that the Chinese
weren't so hot over the idea, either.
Well, the rabbit that's about to be
absorbed by the python rarely does
show any real enthusiasm
Here's the curious thing, though
apparently both our Mr.. Hull and his
English brother still labor under the
whimsical belief that a treaty by
stronger nation guaranteeing the in
tegrity Of a weaker nation is meant to
be kept. How quantity oId-fashioned
Prison PetuIance.
THAT on the same day three Jail
breaks should occur at places as
widely separated as Boston in Massa-
chusetts, Nashville in Tennessee and
Muskogee in Oklahoma is only to be
accounted for as proof of a growing
wave of dissatisfaction with prison
life on the part of the boys.
How much better we manage in
some states 1 might name where it
would seem a bOarder has merely to
mention TO the parole board that he's
getting bored with the accommodations
and Graves to go and sin some more.
well, so long warden" says the de-
parting one. Hold any mail that
comes and try TO keep my old room
for me-the one with the southern ex-
posture and the radio set It's not
good-by, just au revoir''
But no, those chaps who blasted
their way out got so irritable they
just couldn't wait. It all goes to
show that petulance never pays in this
world. Kindly be patient, fellows. and,
sooner or later, the sentimentalist will
perfect plan to turn practically every
body loose Immediately after convic-
ton, thus curing the present unavoid-
able annoyance of a round trip to the
hoosegow
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-12-26

BY WILIIAM c. UILEI
w YHOLE nations go mad. and In
| their madness they go TO war.
Wv They are moved to terrible
hoods with anuallv terrible
Evening star., 1935-10-13

er at the first FAN meeting Of the
Washington Board of Trade Wednes-
day night at the Willard Hotel.
In addition to Murray's address. z.
Barrett Prettyman. corporation coun.
sci. will discuss the District laws gov
erning unemployment insurance and
old-age pensions. Prettyman will at
tempt to interpret for the business men
Of Washington just what their duties
and obligations viii be under the
District security legislation.
During recent weeks. many questions
have been given the Board Of Trade
on the local application Of the Sc.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
PAPERS WORTH $4,000

NEW YORK. October IL R.-Karl
Otto Semle Of Brooklyn says the Sc
curities dug UP by sewer cleaners are
worth only s2,00o-and not the $780,
900 first estimated.
A strongbox containing the certif-
Gates was unearthed yesterday. Police
located Semle through identihcations
in the packet.
Semle declared his home was robbed
last July and the strongbox, 5000 in
cash and jewelry taken.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

in that quaint activity which we call
architectural education.
For example. in New York City
the processes of architectural educa-
ton are controlled by Q most enthu-
siastic society of architects who have
imported from Paris q collection Of
ingenious conceits and from these
have constructed a facade Of con-
vention 20 formidable that no one has
even dared to ask what it Is all about.
"And yet the actual educational
technic of this group consists In eat
ing a good dinner once every six
weeks. After this dinner, between
Evening star., 1935-10-13

day at what he called "hocus pocus"
in architectural education.
students of architecture should not
design buildings which they cannot
build" he said.
"Our architecture has lost its
vitality, its power to command our
imagination and to interpret our civi-
lization. What is needed is some in
tegration of these two elements In
our art"
He blamed the Paris influence in a
paper prepared for the American In
stitute of Architects.
"Hocus pocus il especially prevalent
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Turkey Dinner Planned.

LYON PARK, Va, October IL (Spe-
ciaD The Board of Governors Of
the Lyon Park Community Center will
give a turkey dinner in the COM
munity house next Tuesday from
to 7:30 O'Clock. Proceeds will be used
for painting and repairs. Mrs. Calvin
/. Kephart is chairman of the COM
mittee in charge of arrangements.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Firemen to Hear Braden.

CHERRYDALE, Va. October IL
Especially County Manager Roy 8.
Braden and members of the Arlington
County Board Of Supervisors will ad-
dress the Arlington-Fairfax Counties
Firemcn's Association at its regular
meeting Tuesday at pm. in the
Cherrydale FIRE house.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

cognac at and glass OF beer at
a: midnight. 400 architectural awards
are made"
Evening star., 1935-10-13

curity laws and the committee In
charge hopes to have most Of them
answered at this meeting.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
new SECURITY ACT
WILL BE EXPLAINED
Murray and Prettyman to Speak
at Board Of Trade
Luncheon.

Iuncne0n.
Merrill Murray, acting chairman Of
the Presidents Committee on Eco
nomic Security, will explain the So
cial security act as the principal speak
Evening star., 1935-10-13
FRENCH INFLUENCE
IN ARCHITECTURE HIT
Harvard Dean Declares Today's
Designs Show Too Much
Hokus-Pokus.

BY the Associated Press. E.
NEW YORK, October l2.-JoSeph
Hudnut, dean of architecture at Har-
ward, pointed an accusing finger to-
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
UN RECITAL DE POESIAS
POR GRACIELA CABALOSA

Madrid, feb. 9.-En ell Circu-
10 de Bellas Aries do un reci-
tai de poesias la notable escri-
tora Guiana Graciela Garbalo-
sa. Recito composiciones de
Juan r. Jimenez, Gabriel Ga
Ian, Gabrieia Mistral, Ruben
Dario, Juana de la Cruz, Gui--
llermo Prieto y Amado Nervo.
Finalizo la velada con Los
motives del Lobo", de Ruben
Dario.
Entire los concurrentes figur
raban ell embajador de Espana
en- Francia, DIR. Carlos Manuel
de Cespedes, y su esposa, la
Sra. Laura Bertini de Cespe-
des.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
NOMBRADO Ell ALMIRAN-
TIE GRAYSON PARA LA
JEFATURA DE LA CRUZ
ROJA

Washington, feb. para
suceder en- la presidencia de la
Cruz Roja al difunto John Bar
ton Payne, ell presidente Roose-
welt nombr6 aver a Carey r.
Grayson, un almirante retirado.
FL almirante Grayson era medi-
co del presidente Wilson y lie a
a Europa en- 1918.
Preside ell comite que pre-
par6 la toma de possession de Mr..
Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

Sobre eel profeta del fraca-
SO de las masas", Jose Ortega
Y Gasset, don Luis Ar%aquistain,
ell lider socialista, enlightenment
tie escribe: "A los que profeti-
Fan los que ellos llaman ell fra
case de las masas y que a cien-
cha cierta nadie sabe 10 que es,
hay que responderles: Las ma
sas podran fracasar o no; 10
que ell mundo sea dentro de so
amos, de Glen amos, de tres si-
CLOS, de diez siglos, nadie puede
saberlo; pero 10 que 81 sabemos
va es esta verdad absolute: que
los que anuncian ell fracaso de
las masas son hombres que quie
rem que fracasen, que les con-
viene que fracasen; la profecia
es un anhelo profund ode su es-
pfritu. Esta verdad esta della
tada en- su caracter, en- su tenn
peramento, en- toda su vida. Asi
,comprendemos mejor su obra.
Y analizando la obra, compren-
demos tambAen mejor su vida.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

lir ell dia 16 ell citado comandan-
tie Doval, enViandole un reca-
do por conducto del agente Sc
nor Carlavilla. por ell cual lie "a
menazaba con meterle en- la car
eel 81 no abandOnaba aquella
IONA, cosa de la que ell senior
Androver do cuenta al senior
Valdivia al regresar a Madrid,
porque me consta igualmente
de que desde el 25 de noviembre
Sc han estado recibiendo en- la
Direction General nOticias en-
viadas por agentes de lpolicia
de las tropelias de que Sc hacia
Iobieto a los detenidos, y porqut
me consta, en- fin, que en- la ma.
drugada del 30 del pasado al
primero del corriente mes de NJ
viembre, Sc present6 ell Ecmo
senor Director de Seguridad er
ell Ministerio de Gobernaci6n J
dijo al Excmo. senior Ministro
en- presencia del Iltmo. senior
Suhsecretario, las siguientes
frases textuales:
(COntiRudrd).
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
LEGO AVER Ell FAMOSO
~EVANGELISTA BILLY"
SUNDAY

Arribo aver por ferrocarril
a esta ciudad, siendo recibido
por un gupo de pastores y pc
riodistas, ell famoso evangelis-
ia Billy Sunday, que tiene IL
amos de edad.
Su primer sermon 10 pronun
clara a las 3 de La tarde del do
mingo, en- ell Tabernaculo de
la ALBANIA.
Con 81 lego su esposa, que
le acompana en- la mayor par
tie de sus excursiones de pro-
paganda religiosa.
LIE dieron la bienvenida en-
nombre de los pastores, ell Rev.
Mangham, del Tabernaculo, y
Ell Rev. A. Fred Turner, de la
Priroera Iglesia Bautista.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
Carta del Diputado RadicaI-Socialista Gordon
Ordas al Presidente del Concejo de Ministries,
Sr. Alexandra Lerroux
LIE LLAMA ANTIPATRIOTAS A LOS ESPA-
NOLES QUE LEVANTAN SU VOZ CONTRA
TODD PROCEDIMIENTO Barbara
La fama y actuacion siniestra del verdugo
Comandante Doval

La carta del diputado Cor
don 0rdas al primer ministro
Alexandra Lerroux, que publ
Icamos a continuation, no pudC
publicarse en- Espana, porque Ia
censura 10 impidi6.
Este peri6dico tuvo la buena
suerte de obtenerla por conduc-
to de un amigo que sostiene co
rrespondencia con destacadas
Ifiguras de la pOlitica espanola
de izquierda.
les otra formidable protesta
contra la crueldad y la barbarie
de los verdugos de uniforme!
Dice:
Ell diputado a Cortes por
Leon don Felix Gordon Ordas
ha contestado a una carta de
Lerroux, con la siguiente:
"Excmo. senior don Alejan-
dro Lerroux, Presidente del
Consejo de Ministros.-Muy
senior milo: Aver 18 recibi su
Iatenta carta de fecha Is en- la
que, contestando a mi escrito
del IL solicitando una interpe-
laci6n urgente sobre la repre-
sion en- las provincias de Astu-
rias, Leon y Palencia, me dice
que difiere ell aceptarla hasta
que ia information que man
do abrir ell Gobierno hace ITEM
pc en- Asturias, quede termina-
da para que lie sea permitido a
este contestar sobre ell conoci-
miento cierto de hechos official
mente probados", expresando-
me seguidamente su esperanto
de que "dentro de pocas sesio-
nes", lie sera possible avisarme
para que pueda realizar mis-
deseos.
Pero hay dos hechos que me
uneven a insistir cerca de V E.
reiterando mi petici6n de inter-
pelaci6n urgente, y son ellos
Primero, que es p1blico Ell pro-
p6sito de conceder vacaciones
parlamentarias ell dia 81 del CO.
rriente hasta ell dia 8 de enero,
10 que significa que solo existe
antes de que la vacation comien
ce dos 0 a 10 sumo tres dias ha-
biles de sesiones, una de las cua
les quisiera atprovechar para ell
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

Ell fracaso de las negociacio-
mes ruso-americanaS, en- ell asun
to de la deuda,. Sc atribuye en-
Berlin a la Influenza de Fran
cha. I'm convenio ruso-america-
no, dicen en- Alemania, destaca-
ria mas la posici6n desairada de
Francia en- ell problema de su
deuda con ell gobierno de la Ca
sa Blanca.
Els possible que exista tai in
fluencia porque de otro modo
no Sc explica que Estados Uni
dos "apriete" tanto en- sus re
laciones con ell Soviet y tan po-
co con las. malas pagadoras que
llevan a Francia en- la vangaar-
dia.
Ahora Sc dice que la secreta-
ria de estado americana abolira
Ell consulate general en- Mosc6
v reducira ell personal de la EN-.
bajada, incluyendo a los alta
Iches navales y militares.
lQue Interpretation dara ell
gobierno de Toxic al fracaso de
las negociaciones entire ell viejo
Samuel y ell "oso' bolsevique?
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
NO INVITARA
AL A LONG

Little Rock, Arkansas, feb.
9.-La camara de representan-
tes del estado cubri6 hoy con
una tempestad de negatives la
proposition para invitar al Sc
nador Huey Long, de Luisiana,
a dirigir la paIabra a los legis-
iad9res.
Ell autOr de la moci6n desea-