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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-28
LAST ACT FINISHED in
RETURN OF THE SAAR

METZ, France, May %. (UP).
The last official act in return of
the Saar Basin to Germany took
place yesterday, when the Franco
German mixed commission revis-
ing properties along the frontier
completed its work.
The commission fixed special
roads and thoroughfares which are
to be used by property owners
whose lands extend on both sides
of the Franco-German border. The
German members signed the agree
ment in an atmosphere of cordi-
atty.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-28
French Premier Would Welcome U.S.,
Move For World Money Sterilization

depyl Nance Minister Louis
Gss ftin, on his behalf,
aFl6 pte of confidence will be
aep5zl lea without giving details.
s the entire policy, it was
learned, is based on these two vi
tA]t ppints:
4 - The absolute and immediate
need for currency stabilization-
On which France will welcome any
proposal from Washington for a
conference.
2. Possibility of invoking cheap
er money to aid business recov-
cry, without initiation, and rigor-
Gus tax reductions fer the same
end.
How fan Flandin, finance ex-
pert in his own right, may go on
the "cheap money" angle will only
be known after he has recovered
from injuries suffered in a recent
motor car accident, and has
studied this phase of his financial
problem thoroughly. boir
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-28
By HAROLD ETTLINGER
(Copyripht, 1885, United Press)

PARIS, May 2S.-UP).-Pre-
mier .Pierre-Etienne Flandin, bat,
Ting to save the franc from am
other disastrous period of innfiat
ton, would welcome United Ssfesl
leadership in a move for stabilizsi
tion of world currencies ,tq SAdl
economic chaos, the Unite Tess
learned last night.
The Premier goes the
chamber of deputies de-
handing complete poWe which
will make him Franee financial
dictator in a showl ID prevent
a recurrence !, g Asctic infa-
He may b TO appear in
nerson, but hi4} eabinet vote to
Stand sqtfs Hind him in his
demands ID thamber for utter
confds6eg IS program will be,
submitte6 General terms to the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-28
FOOD DEALERS
WILL CONTEST
N. {. SALES TAX.
Congressional Bonus Lead
ers Will Fight for Any
Kind of Bonus
LABOR SEES CODE
RULING AS BLOW

CHARLOTTE, May %. (UP).
The North Carolina Food Dealers
association. in annual convention
here voted unanimously to bring
court action testing the constitu-
tionality of the state sales tax
which strikes at nine essential
food items.
G. w. Brandt, of Spencer, presi-
dent, said the association will con-
tend the tax is unlawful since the
state is forcing merchants to be
tax collectors without paying them
for their work or putting them I'M
der bond.
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BONUS LEADERS WANT
ANY KIND OF BILL

WASHINGTON, May %. (UP)
Congressional bonu US leaders have
decided to fight for "any kind" Of
bonus bill.
The decision means that the
Patman measure vetoed by the
President will be strapped in ia
vor of the Vinsonbill.
Following a meeting today Of
house and senate leaders who
fought for the Patman bill over
the Vinson measure, Senator Ell
mer Thomas, D., Okla, announced
that his group would edo its ut
most" to pay the seldiers.
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ALONG THE
STREET
DIR. SEWER is ABLE
tn RE DOWN TOWN q

DIR, Jos. R. Sewer, president OF
Fassifern School for Girls VINO
is recuperating from recent OPP
Grafton. took advantage OF to-
DAYS sunshine to call on a few
friends and transact business up
town this morning. Dr. Sewer IS
entbnsed over his schools ability
m schedule Bishop Edwin ID.
Wouzon of the Southern Metho-
dist church to preach the bac-
calapreate sermon of the grad
Mating class at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-28
UNPUBLISHED HOUSE
SHORTAGE SEEN HERE

"Just try to rent an unfurnish-
ed house in Hendersonville," was
the challenge of a Hendersonville
real estate broker this morning
in declaring that more houses
have been rented for the summer
than in any previous year at the
same corresponding period. "tl
Continued on page three)
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SET CAMP GROUND
CEMETERY WORKING

Announcement was made today
by A. R. Johnson that cemetery
working will be held at the Camp
Ground cemetery at Shaws Creek
on May 80. Mr.. Johnson, repre-
senting those who are in charge,
asked that all having relatives
buried attend the working Thurs
day.
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BABIES WERE SAFE

BOSTON, May 2s.-(UP).-
Mrs. John Riletsky telephoned po...
lice yesterday. "Please hurry.
she said, "my babies are locked in
the bathroom. The water is run
nine and they may be in the
trb'" An officer, entering through
window, found Annie, 10
months, and Shirley, 2, at play on
the floor.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-28
PLAN FURTHER
STUDY AFTER
NRA IS KILLED
Richberg Urges "Gains"
Under Legislation Wiped
Out Be Adhered to
LEADERS TAKE STOCK
OF NRA WRECKAGE

WASHINGTON, May %. (UP)
Congressional leaders today de-
cided to sidetrack pending AAA
amendments on account of uncer-
tainties created by the U. S. su-
preme courts action in declaring
Section 3 of the MIRA unconsti-
tutional.
House and senate leaders con-
ferring on the situation decided to
send bill now before the senate
back to committee for further
study and such changes as are
necessary because of the courts
action.
The conference at which this
decision was made was attended
by Secretary of Agriculture, Wal
lace, AAA Administrator Davis,
and Attorney Seth Thomas of the
farm aid unit.
WASHINGTON, May 20. (UP).
The New Deal stood today amid
the supreme wreckage of the
NRA and sought means to re-
build the coded structure of fair
competition in industry.
The MIRA was President Roose-
velt's recovery experiment No. /,
to raise prices and create jobs.
Donald r. Richberg, chairman
of the national industrial recov-
cry board, appealed for volun-
tary cooperation Of capitol and
labor to maintain code standards
until the administration, congress
and the people may decide quick
ly what can be done.
One remedy, slow, but effec-
tive if obtainable, would be an
amendment to the constitution,
validating what is now forbidden.
Opinion is divided but it might
be possible for congress to per-
feet NRA legislation with a sys-
tenn of 48 supplementary state
laws, to send the blue eagle into
the air again.
Lawyers disagreed as to wheth-
er the supreme courts opinion
was death warrant for NRA.
Some thought it was, but Chair
man Pat Harrison of the senate
finance committee, which had
charge of NRA extension legis-
lation, said amendments could be
worked out which would meet
objections of the supreme court
and enable NRA to continue.
owe face now" Richberg said,
"the question of maintaining the
gains which have been made in
the last two years and maintain
ing the values which have been
created under the national recov-
cry administration. It seems clear
that the question must be decid-
ed by the administration and the
congress and the people within
short time"
Richberg was referring to the
fact that NRA's charter from
congress expires on June 16 and
that unless continuing legislation
is passed the whole fabric of the
recovery agency will collapse.
The house ways and means
committee was ready to introduce
a bill calling for a two-year ex-
tension of the NRA when the SUI
preme courts decision stopped
the wheels. Speaker Joseph w:
Byrns said Several days study
would be needed to determine
the future Of NRA legislation.
The statement which Richberg
prepared apparently was drawn
up at the White House. He had
a copy of it with him when he
arrived at his office from the
White House and Immediately
gave it to the MIRA stenograph-
ers to be mimeographed.
Richberg appealed to employ
ers-who legally can disregard
all codes until and if congress
passes new legislation-to main
tain rules Of fair competition.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-28
PRINT CLOTH MEN
Will RETAIN CODE

2lGIlyBURG. S. c., May %.
FP-The print cloth group of
''fn manufacturers decided at a
ris1-g here late yesterday 20
5rt'1s their industry's NRA
nGln until further notice"
Advancement of the textile
mas decision to continue their
SAS t-up came shortly after the
S''sae court ruled enforcement
WA codes unconstitutional.
j w Jacobs, of Clinton, secre-
FSeasurer Of the group, said
srlld notify other cotton man.
Erers Of the nation of the de-
Sn immediately.
a;obs said the print cloth men
soet unanimously not to change
MA set-up for the present,
al as their industry is con-
asd
smother meeting. at which the
rs plans will be discussed
= thoroughly. will be held at
Sa'tanburg Country club
: Wednesday, June 5, Jacobs
a2atacturers controlling three
-. --S o. the print cloth looms in
- were present, either in
4 "a Sn OF represented by proxy,
~ session here yesterday.
"ster D. Montgomery. of the
saa Mills, was elected chair
y the print cloth group at
TS''3ys session. He succeeds
a Aarchant, of the Victor
TLs1an Co.. Of Greenville.
FINDERS Of the planning COM
81 e o. Of selling agents from New
NV attended the meeting
\ snd the manufacturers ap-
a similar committee TO
YIN the agents. These two
ees, i was announced. will
"a unison in efforts to solve
ens that may arise out Of
Teme courts decision.
B s.sAlrn,aiely IS per cent of
b nv n. Cloth manufactured IN
kh ,s:S: States is produced by
b. I !. with the print cloth
IA ~, !. cotton manufacturers, it
E ~ following the session.
|s,,, %so' Maine to Texas were
eo at the meeting here.
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MUST HAVE FORGOTTEN

BOSTON, May 2S.-UP)::-,
A shoe may be run down at the
heel and still be we'll heeled, Cob
bier Dominick Sanzo learned yes
terday. Tucked in the toe OF a
lady's pump Sanzo found $3.50 IN
bills. He's holding it for the lady,
who didn't leave her name.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-28
NOON FIRE AT HOME
or % K ORR

The fire department was called
TO the home of R. K. Orr this
noon where a fire did several
thousand dollars damage. 1t was
reported not to have been cover
ed by insurance. The fire was
reported to have been caused by
faulty flue.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-28
ROSES FOR cENTENARIAN

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, May 20.
(UP).-Town selectmen have vot-
ed to send a bouquet of 100 roses
to Mrs. Mary Jane Craigie on
Wednesday when she observes her
Tooth birthday anniversary. .e
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-28
TEXTILE
S%srSY TO ACT

|AC TURK, May 2S.-(UP).
Mn ESIIpreme courts decision
bal ~, MA codes unconstitu-
bon T. 'e ~ today in prompt
kconS,,;SSta e cotton textile indus
n, =; y to determine future
d n ~ the Industry.
|sSino..'n Of the committee in
eay, ~ was called for We'd
IA ,,i S5na Il Goldthwaite H.
Con-; 'ne committee would
uued on page three.)
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UNITED PRESS)

| UNITED PRESS)
xan industry "sat tight"
todrni.ing developments as a
result the supreme courts de-
eision uEiying the NRA and
Donald soerg'S appeal for vol
untary sacompliance.
A few -Sstrial leaders warned
against Tky action" Others
aid ttey vlld continue as they
had been u,ier codes but most de-
hired ds6nrs srhon.
Labor threatened strikes if nee
sSary 70 maintain the present
hoT arc wage standards.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-28
rEMEfEI EANING
AT . PAGE

There viii hetery clean
ing at the Mo- Page ceme-
terry on Thur ny 80, as Is
the usual c e}ft was all
nounced today
All those nth8 elatives vi
attend.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-28
UNION 70 ssEP 1rp

PICHER, OkIa: e, W.:
crime bu5 SCENTS last
of non-union de afors VINO
sought vengeance tings al,
ministered by ST {ead ana
zinc miners in 9 OF pick
handles and blaek} yesterday
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-28
COUNTRY CLUB
OPENS JUNE |
Club House Leased to MIR.
and Mrs. Drake; Com
mittees Named

Voting to lease the clubhouse of
the Hendersonville Golf & Coun-
try club to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Drake, the board of governors Of
the club last night laid plans for
the opening of the summer season
next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drake will have
control of the clubhouse under
contract, and will supply COM
plete service for golfers as well
as clubhouse accommodations for
members and tourists. Refresh
ments and light lunches will be
available at all times. Mr.. Drake
will continue as ''pro" at the
course and as foreman of con-
struction and maintenance.
Beginning Saturday, green fees
will advance to rs cents daily.
Resident membership fees will re-
main at $50 annually for families,
$40 for individuals and $50 for
stockholders. Nonresident MEM
berships are $25 for the year or
$40 monthly.
In preparation for the season,
C. K. Hoover, president of the
club, today appointed the follow
ing committees:
Clubhouse-Milo w. Strong, c.
L. Grey and w. B. Hodges.
Greens-ADr. j. G. Bennett and
C. l.. Grezs
Membee1hin and Tournament
DIR, +, - 1Ihgton, J. H. Lamp
lev. H. NJ 6chanan, ]. w. Duff
and T. u '1<k
Public3tf M. Ogle, ]. w.
Duff and,H Sudduth.
With 2Ss mberships in force,
campairn u. Increase the num-
her viii B5 &ertaken at once.
During the <}LIlIzser the golf course
will he fuy57 approved, and ma
terials assa>< "a Tor enlargement
of the clsbI Reconstruction of
a tennis cott5 is contemplated
as soon as
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DAYTON, May %. (UP).-The
WI Blue Eagle was removed to-
., rom the maStheads of the
n,s,. Journal and Dayton Her
n Earning and afternoon news
Aun here.
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~ st.PR PRESBYTERIAN
'@lf AT 8 TONIGHT

ban s ySeople Of the First Pres
laty ~ su !. will be guests at
saS Ave-, = he church 0 house on
sk enue east tonight at s
~ Of tn a-rG. o.
Iech fro0s Young people of the
r ayi,sI IL years up have
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-28
hts TIGHT AS.
NEW TREND OF
AFFAIRS Seen
Sne Warn Against" Hasty
Action;" Others to Ad-
here to Codes Now
|DEFINITE ACTION
DELAYED BY MANY

PITTSBURGH May %. (UP).
asnite Instructions to all plants
! Ii. Aluminium Company of
l,,,;ca to continue under the
IA regulations were sent out to-
4, rom company headquarters
/ W.
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WEATHER

r.. tonight; probable scatter
=. showers and, cooler "s0ns'
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GOOD AFTERNOON

It seems that radio ear" Is a
device which aids the deaf to hear,
and not something caused by lis.
tening to crooners.
, 1935-07-24
CONCERTO EN-
Ell TEATRO
DITTMANN
Sc Celebrara Ell Dia
Is En- La Noche En-
Ese Teatro De Esta
Ciudad

Fl Comite Patri6tico Mexicano
de esta ciudad, de acuerdo con Ell
Consulate de Mexico. esta orga-
nizando un gran concerto que &c
celebrara ell dia IS del corriente,
por la noche. en- Ell Teatro Dit
mann de eSta ciudad.
Tomaran parte en- esta hermo-
So manifestation de arte distin-
guides elementos aficionados artis-
ticoS de esta ciudad y seran pre-
sentadoS ante el quito publico de
Brownsville los SreS. Raul Cara
Villareal. famoso tenor Mexicano v
el inspirado pianista y compositor
Mexicano Antonio Prado, quienes
han conquistadO muy mercedes a.
plauSos. Ambos Sol de ampia re-
putacion artistica en- la Republica
Mexicana Y en- los EStados Unidos.
Los fondos que sc obtengan por
concepto de eSta fiesta cultural y
artiStica. Y de otras que 81 daran
en- 10 successive, Seran deStinadoS
por el Comite Patriotico para ce-
lebrar las fiestaS Patrias del dia IS
Y Is dc Septiembre en- que la Re
puhlica Mexicana celebra la inicia-
cion de SUI Independence.
Els SECURE. dad0 Ell val0r artisti-
co de los elementos que tomaran
parte en- eSta hermoSa n0ta de arte,
v de los fines tan mobiles que Sc
p~ersiguen. que no habra suficientes
localidadeS en- Ell teatro para con-
tener la Selecta concurrence de
nueStra colonia Mexicana' Y de la
culta Sociedad de eSta p~rogresista
puerto de Brownsville.
, 1935-07-24
Dice FL GOBERNADOR
QUE CONFERENCE.-THE
FL M|N|STRO HOY
Ell Ministro De Gobernacion, Sr. SiIvano
Barba Gonzalez Sc Encuentra En-
FL Puerto De Tampico, lamps.

PreSidente de la Republica, Sr. Oral.
LAzaro Cardenas en- Ell cual lie decfaf
NO dele listed por nirgun con-
cepto que depongan los ayunta-
mientos".
"Ademas el Presidente Cardenas
me hi1o saber que toda queja O acu-
sncion que tuviesen los campesinos
en- contra mia, deberian de hacerh
por las Was legaleS. y me declare
que habia enviado al Ministro de
Gobernacion. ST.. Silvano Barba
Gonzalez al EStado de TamauIipas
para que atendiese a las uueias,.
dilO ell Gobernador.
~Esta tarde salcre en- el tren Da-
IN ell puerto de TampicO, donde con-
ferenciare cor ell MinistrO Barba
Gonzalez, " creo que I'll podra solu-
clonar el problema. Tomo ell hechO
oe que ell Gobierno Federal deman-
da que todaS las quejas o acusa-
clones Sc haRan por las Was legales.
como n indication cue apoyara a
mt gobierno. en- contra de un mo-
vimiento para hacerme abandonar
Ell poder." diio ell Gobernador.
III Gobernador V%iIlarreal me diIo
que In situacion era mas alarmn
que otra coSa''.
Declare ademas que habIa reci-
DIDO un telegrama del PreSidente
Municipal de Matamoros. Sr. Mum
guia G., en- ell cual lie daba u como
Ger ell Presidente Municipal cue
apoyaria a Su Gobierno.
Fl Gobernador Sc moStraba opti-
rtsta acerca de la situaci0n. Y dijo
cue el creia que Sc arreglaria dem
tTo de POGO tempo. y cue 80 norma
lizarian las cosas.
III Gobernad0r ViIlarreal declar6
cue el estaba tratando de- evitar
derrAmamientOs de sangre.
Despues de haberme despedido
de- Executive Tamaulipeco, termino
la ~entrevista-
, 1935-07-24
PREPARATIVOS
PARA UNA
CONVENTION
Es La Que Sc Llevara
A Cabo en- la Capital
Austrian Numerosos
'Leones'

MEXICO. d. F., Julio 24.-AT-
Los preparativos para la Conven-
cion International de Leones han
continuado con TODD exito. ha-
biendo IN gran entusiasmo. mien-
tras grandes grupos de %convencio-
nistas, siguen arribando a la ca
pital.
Los directories de Ia convention
estan grandemente s~orprendidoS por
la inmensa cantidad de delegates
que estan llegando sin haber pre-
viamente anunciado su intencion
de aSistir a esta gran convention.
, 1935-07-24
EMPEzARON LA
De CARRETERA
Sc Cree Que Estara
Lista Para Ell Dia
30 De Julio En- Port
Isabel
Especial para FL Heraldol

PORI ISABEL, Texas, Julio "a.
Los trabajos de construction de
la carretera de cemento que Sc esta
construyendo de esta ciudad al
sitio del "volteadero". Y que tiene
ocho decimos de milla de largo, sc
encuentran muy avanzadoS.
La carretera Ia eStan construyen-
do los c~ontratistas Briggs-D Darby Y
es la extension de Ia ~carretera del
Estado No. 100.
InformeS que pudimos recabar
hoy en- eSta ciudad dicen que ell
cemento que sc ha vaciado en- los
moldes Sc secara para Ia fecha en-
que Saldra de eSta ciudad ell vapor
Fairport con el primer cargamento
de productos del Vale del Rio
Grande el dia 80 del preSente mes.
La extension de la c~arretera a
que nos referimoS tiene veinte pies
de ancho. y los vecinos de la ciudad.
cedieron ell terreno donde sc esta
construyendo habiendo conseguido
el derecho para los terrenos los
oficiales del distrito de Navega-
cion v los funcionarios de Ia ciudad.
, 1935-07-24
10 QUE DICEN
NFORMES
DE LA CAPITAL
Como Sc Encuentra
La Situation E n
Tamaulipas Y En-
Tabasco

MEXICO. ID. T.. Julio 24.-El Co
bierno de Mexico, tomo cartas en-
ell movimiento de campesinos que
Sc regiStro en- el Estado de Tabasco
y Ell cual aparentemente cause Ia
caida de Tomas Garrido Canabal,
Dictator del EStado de TabaSco, y
en- ell que trataba de deponer al
Gobernador del EStado de Tamau-
lipaS, Dr.. Rafael V%illarreal.
FL Presidente CardenaS dirigio
Ia maniobra para guitar del poder
a Miguel LaStra. GObernad0r de
Tabasco. amigo de Garrido Cana
bal, y reemplago a IN comandante
de la guarnicion en- esa ciudad.
VillahermoSa. quien era amigo de
Garrido. con otro que Sc sebia que
era leal al Gobierno Federal.
FL Estado de TabaSco Sc encon-
traba cast bajo Ell control militar
Sc saba por fuentes. fidedignas
que Ell Dictator de Tabasco. sc es-
taba preparando para abandonar el
EStado donde tuvo control por mas
de ocho amos. donde ha reinado su
programa sOcialista.
XII nuevO C0mandante Militar de
Tabasco. General Miguel Enriquez,
declare que Sc habian tornado los
paSos ~necesarioS para evitar mas
dificultades p~olsticas en- csc Estado
y que las tropas Federales a las
cue sc encontraban ~encargadas de
mantener Ell orden en- Tabasco.
E General Aurelio Gales. mo eS
pariente del General Gales fue
nombrado Gobernador del Estadc
de Tabasco por Ell CongreSo Fede-
raj. El General ira al EStad0 de
TabaSco ell IueveS a harcerSe cargo
de 81 nuevo puesto-
MientraS tant0. en- ell EStado dc
Tamaulipas. ell Gobernador Villa
rreal era Objeto de duroS atauueS.
por parte de Sus enemigos politicos
Fl Secretario de Gobernacion Sr.
Silvano Barba Gonzalez Salio a
Tamaulipas en- avion con Ell fin de
tratar de arreglar las dificultades
que sc dice existen en- csc estado.
Sc cree que Ell movtmiento poll
tico en- csc eStado sea obra del Ii
cenciado Emilio Portes Gil, Presi-
dente del Partido Nacional Revolu-
cionariO.
El Gobernador declare en- una
entrevista telefonica que DONNA
ria la situacion. pero admitio que
habia varios miles de campeSinoS en-
las cercanas de Ciudad Victoria.
Declare ell Gobernador Villarreal
que tenia cerca de 100000 parti-
darios quienes 10 defenderfan "a
sangre y fuegC."
El DR.. Villarreal inSistio que nc
renunciaria. pero Se creia que nc
duraria mucho en- ell pOder.
Los estudiantes de esta capital
organizaron una manifestation para
celeb-ar los pasoS que Sc habian to-
mado en- contra de Garrido Cana
bal. Garrido Canabal fue por sets
meses Secretario de Agriculture de
la nacion.
Garrido Sc convirtio en- uno de
los hombres mas ricos de Mexico
durante SUI regimen de ocho amos
en- Ell Estado de Tabasco.
Muchos mensajeS de felicitacion
IleRaban a Guadalajara. Jalisco
donde e encuentra Ell PreSidente
-Azaro Cardenas. estudiando los
problemas agrarios de Ia nacion.
Aunque en- Ell mensaje que envic
el Presidente CardenaS al Comite
Permanente del Congreso en- el
cual pedia que fuese depuesto e.
Gobernador de TabaSco Miguel
Lastra: no menciono a Garrido: y
diio que el Gobernador de Tabascc
estaba bajo influencias de afuera"
, 1935-07-24
Sc Establecera Ell
ServiciO Civil
En- Mexico

MEXICO, ID. r., Julio 24.-AT-
FL Partido Nacional Revoluciona-
rio ha declarado que sera estudia-
do inmediatamente un proyecto
para el eStablecimiento del Servi-
clio Civil en- Mexico. Cuando esta
ley sea promulgada, establecera la
inmovilidad de los empleaods del
Gobierno.
, 1935-07-24
Nombraran Nuevo
Gobernador Hoy

InfOrmes que Sc recihieron en-
Brownsville ell microbes pOr In
tarde decian que ell ST. Enrique
Canseco, Ingeniero y Arquitecto
de Ciudad Victoria, lamps, proba-
bIemente seria n0mbradO Gober-
nador del Estado de Tamaullpas
en- case de que presentara su e
nuncia Ell G~obernador Rafael VI
HarreaL.
III Licenciad0 Manuel Collado,
decian los infOrmes seria Secre-
tario de GObierno del Estad0.
vi Lie. CoIIado e. bien c0nocido
en- MatamOros y en- otras ciudades
de Tamaulipa&
, 1935-07-24
No Asistira Ell
Presidente a La
Convention

MEXICO. ID. r.. Julio 24.-AT-
I'll Secretario de Relaciones Exte-
riores informo hoy que Ell Presiden-
te de Ia republica. Oral. LAzaro
CardenaS, no podra aSistir a Ia
Inauguration de Ia Convention DE-
Leones en- esta Capital. habiend0
nombrado en- SUI representation
para dicho actO mi mismo Secreta-
rio de RelaciOneS, Cir. jose Angel
CenlCeroS.