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Advertisements under this heading are
presumed to be from private individuals,
unless the advertisement gives firm
name or q business address or states the
word Dealer" Members of the public
who find dealers advertising in this
column as private individuals are urged
to report the matter to The Times for
liberalization.
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WAKE UP! WAKE UP!

Need Some Extra Christmas Money!
We can use ten good men on a propo-
aition which will mean five dollars a day
up; either part or full-time work; &C.
Quaintance in Government buildings an
advantage. 80 Insurance Bldg, 18th at
Eve n W
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YOUNG MEN
Statesmen Wanted

GOOD RAwLEIGH ROUTE now open near
you. Industrious man earn better
than average income. Complete line of
household necessities. Esta blished 46 years.
Permanent. No investment or experience
needed. Write us today. Rawleigh Dept
DCL-5-Q Chester, Pa.
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So. 5OO-On Rhode Island Ave. near First
St n. W. ideal location. close IN
downtown; brick. modern Groom
and bath house in good condi'
ton. Vacant. Easy terms.
7,o5O-Bung allow. beautifully located, Just
block off Connecticut Ave. Chevy
Chase. Md Has been thoroughly
renowned and in new-hOuse con-
dition New bath and kitchen fix.
lures rooms. fine bath. attic;
large lot prettily Handicapped
SS, 5O0-Excellent home. near New Roose-
welt High School and graded
schools. Brick house on 100-foot
lot: rooms. bath, two large rear
inclosed porches; electric refriger-
alton; side hall. All fine condi'
BOSS 4 PHELPS
1417 K St n. W National $500
After $50 call Mr.. Leigh. wis. 1898.
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YOUNG MEN, of neat appearance, to work
in order department. Can earn $50 per
week to start. See Mr.. Farley, Room 400.
1919 ST \ W
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SALESMAN. auto accessories. D. C. and
Va. Drawing account. Personnel serv-
ice 1911 St. n. W.
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statesmen

(3), with cars, permanent position: no
canvassing. Advanced commissions TO
start. Salary S175 per month when quail
fled Apply mornings only. Employment
Manarer 1000 9th St n W
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Money to Loan
PERSONAL

For your Christmas shopping, 500 to
81 900. See us at once. Strictly confiden-
tial. 207 Fla. Ave. N. W. Phone Decatur
1850, ask for Miss Tignor
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WANTED-Two or three (white) hostesses
for semi-night club in country. Both
and board. Tips o. X G. L. Thomas.
Znnlogical Gardens Windsor Shades. va.
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Help Wanted-Male 43

WAITRESS. young, experienced. Apply at
once 81 Laurel Ave, Takoma Park, Md.
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NEW FURNITURE on credit. No red tape
Call Lincoln 2OQO. after 5.
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MEN-We will finance and train 90 men
for two territories now paying 500 to
Il. REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS. 1927
Eve St. n W
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LIONEL TRAINS

Bring the Riddles in TO See Our Large
Display of Electric Trains.
COMPLETE STOCK
Separate Trains and Accessories to Add
to or Replace the One You Already Have
RUDOLPH & WEST CO.
1889 New York Ave. n. W.
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LADIES (3l. of refinement, to learn
pleasant, profitable work, paying about
SIS weekly to start. Not house to house.
Apply REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS,
Chandler Bldg. mornings only.
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HIGH-GRADE BICYCLES
Velocipedes and Sidewalk Bikes
Repairing and Sundries. Harry SeamarE
Est 1900 COL G st. N. w: terms.
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CHAUFFEUR. white, settled man, to drive
for Metropolitan Club. Apply 1924 F
St n w Apt. IA.
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! PERMANENT Waves COMPLETE
Hair Dressers to Presidents Ladies and
Guests of White House Since 1910. Leon
4 Jules, 1882 St. n. W NET S6S9
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MoNEY-For your Christmas shopping:
save by paying cash with = small loan
from the Maryland Personal Bankers. 1912
Georgia Ave-. Silver Spring. Nd. SH.
2S52
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WAITRESS, colored. Apply 1928 4th
St n. W
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Furniture, Rugs, Household Goods 9

4 CHEAP HORSES. S25 TO S35; large
work horses 10 NJ ST. S. f. ATT. 2731.
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BICYCLES. all makes Boys bicycles. IS
up. Large supply Of girls bicycles. Al
kinds of repairs. Radln Cycle shop. Nv
14th ST. n W. or Goth and SITS. \. W.
Omen eyenings and Sundavs. NO 9GOl.
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SUNBEAM Silent Automatic Tosster. com.
plete with buffet set of 4 genuine
Intaglio crystal plates. two 2-compart-
ment appetizer dishes and handsome.
roomy walnut tray and cutting block:
only S1695. Rudolph West Co.. 1882
n Y Ave n W
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Janus Fruit & Pound Cake for Christ
mas Holzbeierlein. 1S49 18th N. n.
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Vacuum Cleaners

EUREKAs. ANYWAYS. $40: ELECTRO
LUX. HOOVERS. SIS Many others. Fully
guaranteed Free home demonstrations,
Parts and repairs Free parking. BEST
BRANDS, SO5 11th st. N. W. NAT. 1859.
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RACING BICYCLES. $3.50 up: Phico
Ace, Phillips. Terms. CY CAUFFMAN
SIS Eye \. W. MET. 9176.
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TYPIST. fast, some shorthand some
knowledge of bookkeeping: age 90 to IS.
Personnel Service, 1911 G St. n. W.
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EUGENE PERM. So complete. FANNIE
MAE SHOP, 700 11th. MET. S997.
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P. B. X. TRAINING. touch tipping. recep-
ZIONIST, filing Inquire Personnel Service.
Room 2O2, 1911 St n W. Nat. 2114.
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Anplanes, Bicycles, Toys

lionel ELECTRIC TRAIN. practically
new. for sale S22 9TH St. n. f
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Beauty ShoPPes

GIVE HER a Eugene Permanent for Xmas
Sc complete. Park Central Beauty Shop
1900 p N. W. MET 0540. Open ewes.
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HEADQUARTERS for Civil Service-Books
and courses for various examinations;
make a better grade. Inspect them at
BOYDS 1888 F st. National 234O.
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BICYCLES-Rollfast. other good wheels
HAZLETON BICYCLE CO. 424 9th n. NJ.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TOYS OF ALL KIND. CORR'S
hh3S nlinoia Ave. SIS 9th ST n ".
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Horses for Sale
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LEARN beauty culture: earn while you learn
Stewarts Beauty System. 921 F st. n. w.
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PING PONG Sets. complete. ESQ up-Glfts
Potomac Hardware, 1897 Pa. Ave. N. W
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MAID for general homework. good cool
and laundress: references GE. 4012.
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Musical Instruments

Kalamazoo guitars guar. by Gibson accu-
rate 4 true; recon oy artists teacnerS'
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VIOLIN. y size. fine tone, splendid eondI-
ton. box and bow. Price $50. Also
full size. fine tone. Day or evening.
56OS l4th St. n w
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28
PRESTIGE Of
PRESIDENT ON
DOWN GRADE
Continued from page y

deal votes would be cast against
Mr.. Roosevelt.
See New Issue
The Wagner Labor Disputes bill
TO outlaw company unions and boil
ster collective bargaining as pro-
yided in the National Industrial
Recovery act will raise the White
House-labor issue. Less directly
but with emphasis that conflict
will develop in consideration OF
ether legislation. If labor has per-
manently corralled IS to 20 demo-
cratic senate votes it can depend on
perhaps 10 on the republican side.
A well managed bloc Of that num-
ber could shoot anybody's legisla-
tive program full of holes.
The democratic-republican coalfH'
ton of labor votes is counted upon
to swing the Nye-McCarran motion
for a select committee investiga-
of NRA. The administration, COM
PEELED TO agree to an investigation,
is anxious thai the inquiry be under
auspices OF Chairman Pat Harrison
and his comparatively dependable
finance committee.
Other congressional coalition biocs
are eager for an opportunity TO
prove themselves as the laborites
did in voting p evailing wage pro-
vlcion into the public works bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28
Charges Against
Ty Cobb's Son

REDWOOD CITY, Calf, Feb. &c
W.P)-Ty Cobb, Detroit baseball sna-
mortal, came TO his son s assistance
today as the youth, Hershel Cobb.
10, prepared for arralgnment Oh
battery charges brought By parents
OF Julia Connor. 10.
The former baseball player an
nounced he would see that this
case is thoroughly Investigated. 80
that there Will be no further re-
fltlctic< on my son or anyone elae.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-28
SENT
To EASTERN
PUBLICATION
Continued from Page u

before. You will be interested in
the following facts:
At the time of his arrest Mr.
Rorty said "No, I am not Com
munist. but 1 am Communist
sympathizer - Among the armfuls
of Communist and Red literature
in Rorty's possession was a letter
on the letterhead of the Commun-
ist League of America, 144 Second
Ave, N. Y, signed by Arne Swa-
beck, secretary, which says: James
Rorty, Westport, Conn, Dear Com
rade Rorty: Enclosed are the con-
taets of the Communist League
throughout the country. hope you
will have the opportunity to get IN
touch with them. Fraternally yours,
Arne Swabeck, secretary" Append
ed to the letter is the list OF Com
munist contacts.
An excerpt from a personal let
ter, copy, which Rorty told us
he wrote includes the following:
without in any way speaking for
the AWP-I am member, but
not the Provisional Organization
OOIIlIIllllCc"l may soy bAlNo AAAJ
own chief interest in the consumer
movement is that it provides ba-
sis for propaganda and agitation
against the capitalist system. I
don't think it is possible to organ
| ize consumers along class lines,
and as a MARKHAM revolutionary 1t
is the development Of class strug-
gle along MARKHAM lines that / am
interested in" This letter was adj
dressed to Dear Palmer"
There was a letter, apparently
from Mrs. Rorty, mentioning Ror-
ty's connection with "the New York
Radical Set" and advising him to
get away from it for time.
There are many other letters
from people of well known COM
munist connections, Reds" and
known radicals of a personal and
confidential nature. We are sur
prised that many people and Or
ganizations should be wiring us
the flat assertion that Rorty has
no Red" tendencies. 1t would
seem that they should be check
ing into this subjects activities
quite thoroughly. AS the wire from
Legion Commander Leroy Bald
ridge gives no address I request
you inform him that as .one Le-
giannaire to another, he is away
out of line; and that if you fell
lows In New York would check up
on these enemies of the govern
ment as we do here. the country
might get somewhere.
Mr.. Rorty's companion during
his stay here in our city and In
our Jail was Mr.. Charles Mala-
muth of California, well-knowrl
Communist organizer and lectur-
er. His affiliations are well-known
These are specific facts. We hav'
others of a general nature. If vol
want to know more about Rorty'.
many years of extreme radicalism
I suggest you get in touch will
the H. K. Mccain company, ant
also Rorty's former wife, both o.
San Francisco.
Very truly yours,
r. w. WARE, Sheriff. Coronel
YUMA, Ariz., Feb. %. W.n) :
Two liberal writer's, jailed in e
Centro, Calf, and later released
at the California Arizona border
today were believed on their wa!
either to Los Angeles or New York
The two, James E. Rorty. A
newspaper correspondent and mag
azine contributor, and Charles
Malamuth, 35. university professor
and dramatist, were investigating
strike of lettuce growers in I'm
perial valley when arrested Tues.
day.
La gaceta., 1935-01-17
LOS ~MoNAReSAI6s ovA-
CIONARON AL EX-REY
ALFONSO

Madrid,\ Enero 1T-Cuando
- O. Nctuah e< Roma la boda
Beatriz son ell prin
de Trlonia, los
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ovacio-
nar5n al exreey Alfonso, que Sc
conmovi6. Despues de la cere :
monia nupcial Sc efectu6 una re
cepci6n en- ell Hotel Excelsior,
donde las demostraciones de los
monarquicos Sc reanudaron con
mas fuerza.
Mientras los monarquicos rem
dian pISitesia a Don Alfonso los
nuevos esposos Sc marcharon a
Frascati, de donde saldran para
Londres, a visitar a la exreina
Victoria.
Ell PAPA recibio a la infanta
y ell principe despues de la bo-
da, dandoles su bendici6n.
No asisti6 a la ceremonial ell
primer ministro Mussolini quien
Sc abstuvo por ell tenor de que
Sc lie senalara entire JOS partida-
rios de la restauraci0n monar-
quica.
La secretaria de la reina Vic
toria, en- ell hotel de Londres don
de esta Sc hospeda, dijo: No
puedo dar las razones por las
cuales su Majestad no fue a Ro-
ma.
Ell gobierno espanol expidi6
una orden prohibiendo que los
peri6dicos publique en- Espana
los relatos de la boda de la In
La gaceta., 1935-01-17
~RECAPTURADOS CUATRO
PRESIDIARIOS QUE Sc
HABIAN EVADIDO

Sarf Quintin, Cal, Enero II.
"A las dos horas de haberse
'evadido del preside de San
.QUintin la fuerza pdblica recap
tur6 a los cuatro presidiarios
que para fugarse maltrataron
.brutalmente al carcelero James
B. Holohan, de 63 amos, que Sc
encuentra gravemente lesonado.
Los cuatro c%giminales estan he
ridos e ~ingresaron en- el hospi-
tai de- penal.
Par3 realizar la evasion utili
aaron pistolas automobiles, ca
libre as, con abundancia de 1hu
niciones. Las armas Sc las pas6,
de contrabando, Clyde Stevens,
que ell pas5do viernes rob6 un
banco en- San Francisco.
Para llevar a termino su pro-
p6sito los criminales amenaza-
ron de muerte, apoderandoss de
ellos y dejandolos mas tarde en-
libertad, a Frank B, Sykes, pre-
sidente de la junta de perdones;
Warren Atherton, abogado de
Stockton; Jose Stephens, ban
quero de Sacramento; Mark
Noon, secretarb de la junta, y
La gaceta., 1935-01-17
Sentida manifestation
de dueLo

En- la tarde de aver recibi6 cris
tiana sepultura la bondadosa SEA
nora Narcisa Arrange, que DIES :
pues de una larga y penosa en- :
fermedad dei6 de existir, en- la
manana del martes, en- su resi- :
dencia de la Gale II mum. 2505.
Ell numeroso pdblico que asis-
ti6 al sepelio dej6 yer claramen-
tie las muchas simpatias de que
goza la familia Arrange en- esta
localidad.
Cubrian ell feretro numerOsas
ofrendas florales, que en- finaa
tarjetas tenian las siguientes de-
dicatorias:
A mi abuelita, de Olga Y Os-
waldito; A nuestra tia, de Joa a
gum y Paquita de su cunado, En-
rique y sobrina; Adelaida; A
Narcisa, de Joaquin Mascunana
y familia; Pope y Zoraida Cue
IRA; Recuerdo de Anita Y Pan :
cho; Esther Casanova; Pancho
Arrange y familia; su sobrino To
ny; Pancho Arrange, Jr., Y fami-
liza.
AL llegar ell corteo f1nebre al
All llegar ell cortejo fdnebre al
vado en- hombros por los Sres.
Manolo, Francisco, Antonio y
Waldemiro Arrange y Alfredo Co
llazo.
Con fraSes %tiernas y sentidas
despidi6 ell duelo ell ST.. Florenti-
no Diaz.
Reiteramos a ST. familia nues-
tro mas sentido pesame.
Paz a sus restos.
Los BOhemiOS
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CtrcuIo Cubdno

C3rculO CubdnO
Recibo una atenta carta de la
Secci6n de Recreo del Circulo Gu
bano, donde me habl9 del bale
infantil que tendra efecto ell dfa
27 de este mes, y que va publique
aver.
Sc propeller los j6venes de la
Secci6n ell proporcionar ratios a
gradables a los ninos.
Tambien Sc ha acordado ell ce-
lebrar IN cabaret ell dia % de
Mario, con la famosa orquesta
LOS Bohemios" para la musica
Guiana y espanola, y la renom :
brada o~rquesta THE Sunset Ro-
val Entertainers" que con nota-
BILE exito TOGO en- ell bale de Ano
Nuevo del Centre Espanol.
Para este bale no seran admi-
tidos los ninos.
Recordamos que ell sabado 8 de
febrero habra bale de carnaval
donde Sc repartiran confettis y
serpentinas.
Sc ha contrats do la Trqpi =
cal' la american Little Gene
vive."
Ell pr6ximo lunes Sc reuniran
en- ell restaurant Las Novedades,
a zanzibar impEesiones. Despues
tendran una comida.
Aprecio la invitaci6n que me
envian para todas las fiestas de
este anO.
La gaceta., 1935-01-17
Gran VentG


La acreditada casa de Fernan-
DEE Y Vega, una de las preferi-
das por nuestro "mundo' elegan
tie, ofrece hoy a su numerosa
clientele una gran venta especial.
Sc ha hecho una gran reduc-
Ici6n en- ell precio de valiosas mer
cancias, a fin de que todos Sc
Ipuedan surtir.
Grata noticia para ell bello Sc
xo, que gusta vestir elegante.
ALI siempre Sc atiende con exI
traordinaria cortesia.
La gaceta., 1935-01-17
La Ben6fica

La BeH6f5ca
Para completar Ia renovation
en- este establecimientO benefico
Sc esta colocando un mobiliario
c~ompletamente moderno.
Esto dara mayor comodidad a
la numerosa clientele que a dia-
rio vista esta clinica.
Tan pronto queden terminadas
las obras en- ell Sanatorio del Cen
tro Espanol, Sc efectuara una
fiesta.
En- su oportunidad 10 anuncia-
remos.
Cesar RiverO.
La gaceta., 1935-01-17
.Enfern10

Enfermo
En- su hogan de la Gale Man
haitian, en- Port Tampa, Sc en- :
cuentra enfermo ell notable vioi-
nista ST.. Ted Gallagher, que per
tenece a la orquesta Los Bohe :
mics.
AuNN-sAo es de cuidado, ell
medico lie aconseja absolute re :
poso.
Esperamos que con los tiernos
cuidados de su bondadosa mama,
la Sra. Gallagher, pronto estara
cCmpletamente restablecido.
La gaceta., 1935-01-17
Una demOstrGci6n

Una demOStrGci0n
Ell Sr. Alberto Galvez tiene en-
la tienda Gel Palacio" una sala
cara hacer demostraciones de a
paratos de Radio y refrigerado :
res electricos.
Pronto anunciaremos las faci-
lidades de venta de estos apara-
|tos.
La gaceta., 1935-01-17
ALNACEN DHsTRUIDo PoR
UN INCENtIo


I'm fuego de orfgen no deter
minado destruy6 aver por la no.
che ell almacen que la compania
Knight & Wall tenia en- la Gale
Once, en- ell Estuario, causando
danos de poca Importance F.
Ell edificio venia siendo uti-
lizade para guardian camiones
inservibles.
La gasolina de uno de los ca
mi9nes, que explot6, probable
mente dio origen a las llam9s.
La gaceta., 1935-01-17
MURIERON 26 REBELDES
MEJICANOS

MEXICO, D.. F., Enero 17.-En
un combate con las tropas fede-
rales, efectuado cerca de Cruz
Verde, murieron 26 rebeldes, El
ejercito sufrio 8 muertos y A
heridos.
Trasmiti6 la noticia ell gober
nador de Puebla.
La gaceta., 1935-01-17

los guardas C. L. Dose y Harry
Jones.
IRealizaron la captura dos di-
putados del sheriff y un exits
cal del condado de Marin.
La gaceta., 1935-01-17
SOCIALES

layer de esta afamada orquesta
Ique dirige ell inteligente maestro
Maxine Echegaray. III
I'm nuevo micr6fono fue instW7
lado en-. ell estudio, en- forpa de
mecanismo cosdensado, que per-
miti6 Una mas clara y perfecta
Transmission, deseando DIR. todos
' cada uno de los Instruments
Las pleas fueron tocadas IRE
prochablemente.
La gaceta., 1935-01-17
SOLO Sc HAN VENDIDO
Ru7, 900 LICENCIAS EN- ES-
CONDADO

Hasta la tarde de aver selo Sc
habian vendido 1900 licencias
de automovil en- ell condado de
Hillsborough y ell Sr. Cesar F.
Irsch, director de Ia agencia To-
La gaceta., 1935-01-17

81 son extensos y con Il
jo de pormenores, y
La familia de Tortonia, a II
que pertenece ef esposo de la
inf9nta, es de origen burgues y
nativa de Francia.
La gaceta., 1935-01-17

Por acuerY de la junta di-
rectivs, y POI orden del Sr. Pre-
sidente, cito a junta general tri
mestral, que Sc celebrara ell pro
kline viernes, dia IS del MES en-
curse, a las 7:30 p. M
Sc ruega encarecidamente no
falten. 9
1R. Fernandez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1935-01-17

chapas, ell martes 25EeJmSS 5000
aver.
La gaceta., 1935-01-17
LERROUX SIGUE OPUESTO
AL SOCIALISTA
aValEC

avaEs
Madrid, EA 0Los pc
pYbliSMc5As declara-
clones del gprimS ministro Ler-
en- las quSeste dice que e.
partido SociaAsta cay6 en- pc I
der de los demagogos y que
sRd sal orden y la tranqu
la. Las masas no obededNa
Z DC las ordenes e instrucciones
ra5 sus jefes."
La gaceta., 1935-01-17

Los B0hemiOS
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cal, estima al
centenares
Sc agruparon ayt
cha. - 4
<1l lunes Sc w. aI9
chanas 81 marta, o5ema- oon0
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22
The South wlnks At Lynch Law

The South Winks At Lynch Law
BY well-managed filibuster
Southern senators aligned against
a measure designed to wipe out
a blot on American civilization,
succeeded in killing the Wagner
Costigan anti-lynching bill.
The bills provisions would have
applied no more than elemental
justice. They would have imposed
severe penalties on peace officers
who failed to protect their prison
ers from mobs. They would have
provided for damages for the fami-
lies of victims of lynch violence,
paid for the municipality or
county where the crime took place
Whatever incidental issues
Southern senator's injected into
the discussion of the bill, their
opposition puts them on record as
apologists or disguised advocates
Of lynch law. Either that, or they
knew that sanction of the bill
would cook their goose with the
hill billies and poor whites who
put them into office. Lynching in
he South, even though now in
iecline, is putrid and debasing
'arryover from barbarism and
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22

New York Negro passengers 20
the West lnlies are not excluded
from first class accommodations on
ihc steamships OF the Furness
Lines. according to c. c. Smith,
West Indian Passenger Agent OF
the company in a lettcr TO the Ma
lional Association for the Advance
mont of colored People The y. A..
a. c. T. has recently received COM
plants from some colored peopis
who felt that they had suffered
discrimination at the hands OF this
company.
I'VE must take exception TO the
statement of your associates" Mt
Smith writes "that colorcd pcople
nro subicct 20 discrimination by
our Line Your association viii
doubtless be Interested in the fol-
lowing statistics
S. s. Ncrissa from New York.
APRIL % Colorcd First Class. 4;
lNomiuica from New York. May .
lCplorcd First Glass. z; Nerlssa.
from Sew York May % Colores
First Class 8
"lt may also be interesting for
you 20 know that on $. S. Nerissa