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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-15
News Review of Current
Events the World Over
Germany Studies Anglo-French Peace Proposas-LabOr
Rebuked by Roosevelt for Objections to the Auto
Code-Covernor Noodle Ousted From Office.
Bv EDWARD w. PICKARD
), Western Newspaper Union.

consulates in other parts of Russia vii
be deferred.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-15

a FTER less than a month in office
4 n Gov. Thomas Fl. Noodle was GUST
ed by the North Dakota Supreme court.
The court held Noodle ineligible on
the ground that he had voted, and
thereby established residence, in Min
nesota in 1880. The constitutional pro-
vision requires candidates for governor
to have. lived in the state FIVE consecu-
tive years before election. His sue
cessor. Lieut.. Gov. Walter Fl. Wexford.
will be the fourth governor in seven
months. Last June the State Supreme
court ordered the removal of William
LANCER. who had just been convicted
of conspiracy to solicit political con-
tributions from federal relief workers.
During his brief term in office.
Noodle was in difficulties with the leg
islature. the lower house being con-
trolled by the Nonpartisan party which
was hostile to Noodle, who was the
second Democrat ever to win the office.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-15
N7ILL1AM MAC cRAcKEN, former

NIILL1AM MAC CRACKEN, former
w assistant secretary of commerce
for aeronautics. will spend ten days in
Jail, the Supreme court decreed, thus
settling the right of the senate to pun
ish for contempt. MacCracken was SEN
fenced to Jail by the senate when he
failed to produce data requested by the
senate air mail investigating commit
tee. The District Of Columbia Supreme
court held the senate acted within its
power, but the District Court of APP
peals sided with MacCracken.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-15

Leo Wolman, chairman Of the automo-
bile labor board, asserting they are hos
tile to the American Federation of La
Dor. Wolman's board not long ago con-
Quoted elections in the Detroit area
which revealed that less than 10 per
cent of the employees were affiliated
with the federation, and presumably
not consulted in the matter of renewal
Of the code.
The President lost no time in serv-
ing notice that labor would not be
permitted to dictate administration
policies.
Extension of the code was welcomed
by the Automobile Manufacturers as
ISOLATION, its officers declaring there
would be steadier work in their fac
tories and that winter unemployment
would be greatly reduced. The changes
in the code call for the introduction
of new models during 60-day period
before or after October /, and pay and
a half for overtime work
Two days later the President again
fired back at the federation in reply to
the federation executive councils de-
mand that S. Clay Williams, admins
tration board chairman, be removed
at least until cigarette code sarisfac-
tory to labor could be approved. Will
liams had been appointed after care
full consideration, the President said.
and there was no need for any con-
troversy.
A resolution had been passed by the
labor council asking William Green to
seek the custer of Williams as a foe
of labor. Before he took the NRA post
Williams headed one of the nations
largest tobacco companies.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-15

THREE million pounds of steel in
L the form of a huge gate was slowly
lowered into place at the Boulder dam,
the great Colorado river was placed
under control, and there came into be-
ing new lake which will eventually
be the largest ever made by man. In
two or three years it will extend back
115 miles from the dam. BY June /
next it will contain about 100000 acre
feet of, water or one-tenth Of its ca
pacity. Only one of the diversion tun-
nels remains open. 1t is on the Ne
vada side and through it will be per-
mitted to flow only enough water to
meet the needs of irrigation in the I'm
perial valley of California.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-15
Now Science Explains
Why So Many People
Past 40
Feel That They're Slipping
Losing Their" Grip" onThings

Many people round 40 think they're
growing DID," They feel tired lot
.. weak" Have headaches, dizzi-
ness, stomach upsets.
Well, scientists say the cause of all
this, in a great many cases, is simply
an acid condition Of the stomach.
Nothing more.
All you have to do is to neutralize
the excess stomach acidity.
When you have one of these acid
stomach upsets, take Phillips Milk
of Magnesia after meals and before
going to bed. That's ALL
Try this. Soon you'll feel like
another personl Take either the
familiar liquid PHILLIPS :" or the
convenient new Phillips Milk of
Magnesia Tablets.
ALSO IN TABLET FORM:
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Tab ~ g9NA
lets are now on sale at all drug
stores everywhere. Each tiny tab EpiIIIyIIN
let is the equivalent of &M%llIW
teaspoonful of Gen. ~ ". Hin
uine Phillips Milk of &$SNSl 81
Magnesia. SSsSSez s$ssss ..ss.
PHILLIPS ~ :;;::g1
Y MIX 9fMaq~es1a-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-15

THE much-advertised benefits from
\ Russian recognition have been
rather less than satisfactory. Neither
the wide expansion of trade which was
anticipated, or the satisfactory settle
ment of debts materialized, and follow
ing a conference with Soviet repre-
sentatives, Secretary cordell Hull ad-
mitted that diplomatic diIly-dallying
had come to an end.
Hull issued curt statement that
certain diplomatic changes" had been
ordered In Moscow. The acting naval
attache will be withdrawn, the con-
sulate generalship will be abolished,
and further reductions will be made
in the personnel of the embassy, he
stated.
The United States action means a
period of strained relations between
the two countries, although not to the
point of the United States govern
ment's withdrawing recognition. Will
liam G. Bullitt will remain as ambas-
sador but There is little doubt that the
United States will not proceed with
construction Of an embassy building.
and that arrangements for creating
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-15

Joseph B. Eastman, federal co-ordina.
tor of railroads, has proposed to con-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fish,
New York Republican, has renewed
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-02-15

After some II years of consideration,
the senate has refused to approve
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
CUPID IS AIDED
BY DETECTIVE

Two young Washingtonians were
honeymooning today because the
strong arm of the law stepped in
and saved the bridegroom from
prosecution yesterday on charges
of perjury. 1t happened thus:
William Heber Richards, %, of
the 100 block Independence Ave.
S. w., was married July 20 to IT,
year-old Frances Kidwell. of Chill
lum. Md. On the marriage license
the bride was said to be 10. which,
according to her father, Dellbert
Kidwell, was perjury on the part
of the bridegroom.
Mr.. Kidwell swore out a war
rant for young Richards and De-
tective Sergt. Howard Ogle served
it.
But Sergeant Ogle, despite his
reputation among criminals as a
tough hombre," has his senti-
mental side.
When he arrived at the honey
moon apartment and saw the
happy couple he did his duty and
took the bridegroom in custody.
But he talked turkey" to the
brides father, who agreed not to
prosecute.
In Police Court yesterday the
Judge dismissed the case, ruling
that Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Richards could legally continue
their married life.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
CITIZENS WANT W. B. 8 A.

EAST COLUMBIA PARK, Nd,
Aug. Am appeal to Governor
Nice in the form of petitions
signed by residents here and at
other stations is planned as a last
attempt to kill the court order for
bidding operation of the Washing
ton. Baltimore and Annapolis
trains after August 20.
Polning out that discontinuance
OF the road would mean a real
hardship here and in Dodge Park,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
Col. Watson Joins
Returning Wife

NEW YORK, August 2.-Col.
Edwin Il. Watson, aide to Pres.
ident Roosevelt, arrived today
from Washington and is at the
Berkshire. He was joined by Mrs.
Watson, who returned on the
American Legion from Rio de
Janeiro, where she was the guest
. of Hugh Gibson, the United States
ambassador to Brazil, and Mrs.
Gibson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02

and Lincoln vista. residents
claimed its continuance is a pub
lie necessity" They say they do
not have adequate highway facili-
ties and are almost enirely de-
pendent on the railroad.
Equally important, it is said, Is
the fact that many children, who
commute between here and the
Maryland Park High School,
would be unable to find other
means of transportation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
Aquatic Day Planned
AT Boy Scout Camp

Aquatic Day" will be observed
at Camp Roosevelt, the District of
Columbia Council Boy Scout camp
on Chesapeake Bay, tomorrow.
The coast Guard cutter
Apache" will be at the camp and
two divers from the Washington
Navy Yard will give exhibitions in
shallow water diving and resus-
citation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
Judge in Own Court
On Charges Of Fraud

ISLAND PARK, N. Y, Aug. 2
UPO.-Henry j. Perl. veteran po-
lice justice, was arraigned in his
own court room yesterday charged
with swindling an unemployed
Brooklyn man of 5000. The COM
plainant said that Justice Perl
had promised to get him a police
job, but had failed to do so.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02

10 uOlu d pIlUO D
license, narrow
ly eS a p e d
death or serious
i n ju ry today
when his small
S p or t p a n e
crashed in land.
ing here.
T h e c. S h
was due to fail
ure # t h e
crafts retracta-
BILE landing gear
to fun c t / o n
properly. In the
plane with the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
NEW YORK CITY
CLOSED TO
SCHULTZ
international News Service


Acquittal of Dutch Schultz
charged with income tax evasion
at Malone, N. Y. was "a terrible
miscarriage of justice" Attorney
General Cummings declared to
day. j. Edgar Hoover, chief OF
the Government Omen, would
not comment.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2 GN.SJ
Dutch Schultz, acquitted of in
come tax evasion charges by a
jury in the cool AdirondackS
might just as we'll remain there
because New York City is closed
u to him, Mayor LaGuardia an
nounced today.
Informed of Dutch'S statement
'that he was ION his way home
to this city, the Mayor declared
with biting emphasis:
HE won't be a resident of
New York-there Is no place
for him here"
MALONE. N. Y. Aug. 2 GN.S)
Acquitted of income tax evasion
charges by the verdict of an
Adirondack jury last night, Ar.
thur Dutch Schultz" Flegen-
heimer today announced his de.
termination to return to New
York whence he fled following
his indictment.
Schultz declared he would re.
turn to New York despite the
fact that he is under indictment
in the Southern district of New
York for conspiracy, growing out
of tax evasion charges.
He was delighted at the YER
dict, and Immediately became the
center of a crowd of farmers
mountaineers and villagers who
cheered the decision.
The verdict came after the Jury
deliberated % hours.
Judge Enraged
Judge Frederick H. Bryant
white with anger, treated the jury
men in stern tones.
He said:
ut is a verdict like this that
shakes the confidence of law.
abiding people in the integrity
of juries.
"It is apparent that you have
reached a verdict based not on
the evidence but for other
reasons.
you will go home with the
satisfaction, If it is q SatiSfac-
ton, that you have rendered
blow against law enforcement
and justice"
Court spectators shouted
whistled and clapped their hands
in thunderous applause. Judge
Bryant beat his gavel on the
bench and ordered them to be
quiet.
Accused Very Happy
Dutch was paper-white when he
heard the astounding verdict. The
x best he had hoped for was a dis
agreement which he won in his
Syracuse trial last April.
He said:
Il am very happy and 1 thank
my counsel, all four of them,
for the great fight they have
put up"
When he heard Judge Bryant
say that he was discharged
Schultz. who is still under indict
ment in the Southern District Of
New York for conspiracy, grinneo
broadly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02

Prince Cantacuzino, Rumania's
ace pilot, who was at the con-
trolls, and a wireless operator, all
badly shaken.
Prince Bibesco, husband of the
authoress. Martha Bibesco, was en-
route from Bucharest to Hamburg.
The accident occurred at Temple
hof Airfield, where all we're treated
by police for their injuries.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
New j. ). Minister
To Haiti in N. Y.

NTW YORK, Aug. 2.-George
A. Gordon, recently appointed
Minister to Haiti has arrived
from his former post at Rio de
Janeiro. He was accompanied by
his wife and their daughter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
Cyclone Kills Boy
In Ontario Town

TORONTO, Ontario, Aug. !
U.N.S0.-Spreading destruction, a
cyclone cut a quarter of a mile
path through Newington late yes
terday. Dalton Homer, IL. was
hurled 400 yards to his death.
Twenty buildings were demol-
iShed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
Alumni Meets

The Washington Chapter of the
Virginia Military Institute Alumni
Association will hold its monthly
luncheon Monday at the Army
and Navy Club,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-02
BibeScO Near
Death In
Crash

BERLIN, Aug. 2 G.N.S0.
Prince Bibesco of Rumania, presi.
dent of the International Air Fed
Grafton and first filler of all Europe
La opinión., 1935-10-16
AbSUELVEN Tin
ACTOR De cine
Es Vincent Barnett, acusa-
do por ebriedad

Vincent Barnett, c~omediante de
Hollywood, preferira trabajar por
la noche de hoy en- adelante.
Aver comparecio ante ell Juez MI
nicipal Ida May Adams, para ser
juzgado otra vez y responder a los
cargos que Sc lie hacfan por haber
estado i~ntoxicado ell 20 de julio
del presente ano.
Despues de permanecer cuatro
horas ante un jurado de once mu-
jeres y un hombre, ell acusado fue
absuelto.
Durante esas cuatro horas Sc Sc
lecciono ell jurado; seis testigos acu
sadores sc dirigieron a la platafor-
ma y testificaron que Barnett SO
encontraba en- estado de ebridad
cuando fue arrestado despues de
que deliberadamente hizo anicos
las fotografias de varios artistas
en- Ell fr~ontispicio de un teatro en-
Hollywood.
Barnett Sc presento entire ocho
testigos de descargo y nego rotun-
damente la acusacion. El jurado
estuvo de acuerdo con el. En- ell pri-
mer juicio que Sc 10 hizo, fue en-
contrado culpable; pero Sc lie con-
ced'o otro oportunidad pare defen-
derse.
La opinión., 1935-10-16
INAUGURATION
DE UN Gaming
Es Ell Sepllveda. -Una bri-
llante ceremonial

La termination del canine Sep1l-
veda a traves de las montahas de
Santa Monica, sera ~celebrada ell
proximo domingo en- al intersec-
cion de esta nueva ruta y ell bou-
leyard Sunset, cuando los descen-
dientes en- primer grade de don
Francisco Sepdlveda, den la bien-
venida al Gobernador del Estado,
Mr.. Frank r. Merriam y sus oficia
les en- la Casa Sep1lveda", con una
pintoresca fiesta.
Los descendientes en- Inca recta
del viejo tronco Sepulveda. son la
Princesa Conchita Sep1lveda de
Pignatelli, sonora Dolores Machado
y Sepdlveda, John G. Mott, hijo de
Conception Sepulveda de Mott e
Ildefonso A. Sepdlveda.
FL Departments Femenino de | a
Camara de Concrete de Los An
geles, del cual es Presidenta la Sc
norita Grace Soermer, es el que
ha organizado la festividad de re-
ferencia.
Ell escenario sera una reconstruc
cion de La Casa de don Francisco
Sepulveda en- Ell Rancho de San vi
cente". Habra muebles autenticos
proporcionados por la sonora Ana
Begue de Packman, ~directora dc
eXhibiciones de reliquias ~hist6ricas
las que podran ser vistas o ell pt
blica despues de la ceremonial.
La opinión., 1935-10-16
LA UERTE DE
I'm zAPATERO
Arrestaron a I'm hijo suyo,
por sospechas

Mortalmente herido en- una riha
familiar, George Richards, zapa-
tero de 60 afos de edad. antique re-
sidente del Monterrey Park, murio
aver por la mahana, sin que Sc hu
biera logrado que diera ell nombre
de su heridor.
Sin embargo, como resultado de
esta muerte inesperada, la policia
ha arrestado a 81 hijo George Ri
chards y a su esposa, nuera del fl
nado, y de quienes sc sospecha que
cometieron ell as~esinato.
Ambos Sc han. rehusado a respon
der las preguntas que al respecto
Sc les han hecho y solamente han
dicho que hablaran despues de ha-
Der visto a I'm abogado..
mo tengan ustedes cuidado, de-
cia Mrs. Richard. que tendre mu-
chas cosas Que decir cuando venga
ell tempo oportuno". Sc trata de
n dana de cabello castaho, naci-
da en- ell Canada y que ha residido
en- esta ciudad por alg1n tempo.
La policfa ha fracasado tambieh
en- ell sentido de hacer hablar a la
esposa del muerto.
La opinión., 1935-10-16
Militares.
(Siqus de 10 "a. Pas.l

que ocupen los primeros luSares
dentro de sus c%oncursos, Sc servira
enviar a esta ~Secretaria, Departa-
mento de Caballeria, la certifica-
cion de todos los que en- Ell toma-
ron parte, para que estudiados con
venientemente, Sc disponga q%uienes
deben venir a esta capital. de eada
una de los Estados Mayores y Re-
gimientos, con ell fin de llevar a ca
DO ell Concurso General.
VI La Comandancia de Ia
Primera iona Militar invitara a
Ia Ayudantia de Ia Presidential de
Ia RepGblica; al Estado Mayor de
esta Secretaria y a la Direction
General de Education Militar, para
inscribir dos miembros,. los dos pri-
meros y seis Ia tercera parte del
Concurso del 90 de octubre, en-
viando sus calificac.ones en- la mis-
ma forma, para ell fin antes in
dicado.
Who's obstaculos que Sc en-
plearan EN- ell Concurso General del
20 de noviembre, Sc daran a como
Ger oportunamente a los %seleccio-
nados que vendran a esta capital.
VIII.-Los premios en- ell Concur
so General del 20 de noviembre en-
esta capital, seran los s~iguientes:
La opinión., 1935-10-16
ANACLETO GUERRERO,
CANDIDATE

CIUOAD DE MEXICO, Octubre
l5.- (Excluslvo).- El general Ana
cleto Guerrero ha acceptable su pos
tulacion para figurar como precan
didato en- las proximas elecciones
que habran de efectuarse en- ell Es
tado de Nuevo Leon para designar
al Jefe del Executive local.
AL efecto, ell general Guerrero o
hizo hoy declaraciones. en- las cua-
les, al mismo tempo que acepta la
invitacion que d%iyersos grupos lie
han hecho para que figure como su
candidate en- las funciones cfvicas
que Sc avecinan. manifesto que en-
case de triunfar. cehira todos sus
actos "a los g%enerosos propositos
de reiyindicacion social que ell Pre-
sidente de la ~Repdblica, general La
faro Cardenas, ha delineado en- su
a~ctuaclon."
La opinión., 1935-10-16
FL Community
CHEST INICIA
SU CAMPANA
La lanzara hoy, tratando
de obtener cerca de tres
millones

Tres mil agentes Voluntarios de
grupos industriales que ~integraran
la vanguardia de los $4,000 traba-
jadores organizados por ell Commu-
nifty Chest entraran e accion hoy.
Los elementos de reserva con que
Sc cuenta los seguiran ell lunes Fl.
La primera de la serie de las conf
das diarias Sc ha fijado para ell
martes en- ell edificio anteriormen-
te ocupado por Myer Siegel and
Co., en- ell No. 1873 de la Gale Flo
paha es $2,917,03S.
El director de la campaha Ho-
ward S. Dudley, eXpresa que los
establecimientos y grupos industrial
les, nuevos en- ell campo de Il ac-
t~ividades de este aho. sc distinguie-
ron Ell ano pasado por una produce
cion combinada que lego a..
81, 300, 900 y que en- ell presente sc
proponen reunir mas dinero. Comen
tando la colossal empresa que Sc van
a imponer, Dudley dijo: Los esta-
blecimientos Y grupos industriales
constituyen la medula de nuestra
campaha todos los amos. Bajo la di-
reccion del Presidente II. b. Spratt
de Porter Bruck y Paul K. Yost,
Vicepresidente, los grupos han u
bierto 1000 establecimientos y pro
porcionando ocupacion a 10000 per
sonas. Junto con esos grupos, n
cabezados por Shannon Crandall
Sr., estas unidades podran obte-
ner suscripciones de 10000 emplea
dos y firmas comerciales."
Ell Community Chest en- su pro-
campaha tratara de obtener
promesas trimestrales y mensuales
antes que entregar monetarias, 10
cual redundant en- positive bene-
ficio para la institution, puesto que
tai MEDIA aumentara considera-
blemente u fondos.
La opinión., 1935-10-16
UNA ~CARCAJADA

Uno de los sospechosos, dice la
policia, emitio la carcajada burles-
ca Embellishments despues de que
sono el disparo que puso fin a Ia
existencia de la sehora Wake, en-
la banqueta de Ia Gale Otsego, en-
North Hollywood. ell domingo pa
sado por la noche.
AL %sospechar de estos dos joye-
mes, la policia adopto la teoria de
que la victima fue asesinada tai
vez sin intencion y solamente con
ell proposito de apoderarse de la Dol
sa que llevaba. Murio a c~onsecuen
cha de una bala de calibre % que
penetro en- su abdomen a traves de
la cadera izquierda.
Ell disparo puede haber sido he
cho a causa de la nerviosidad que
poseia a los presuntos carteristas.
dice la policia.
La opinión., 1935-10-16

dores de esas quintas, que Ell Club
Iris" tomarfa parte EN- elias, por
10 cual Sc designo parte del equipo
que habra de comenzar sus practi-
cas- a partir de esta semana.
A continuation fue presentada
COON visitante la sehora Rosa S.
de Cardona, a quien todos los pre-
sentes tributaron I'm APPLAUSE. No
habiendo otra cosa de que tratar,
Sc cerro la session a las 10 p. m. y
minutes.
La opinión., 1935-10-16
CAYO UN PIE ]
DE NIEYEE EN-
SODA SPRINGS
Terminaron las lluvias, DE-
lrigiendose al Norte Ia
t0rmenta

Los barruntos de lluvia desaparE
cieron aver en- ell oriente, dejandd
TN volumen de .05 de pulgada Dc
lluvia en- ell centric de Los Angeies,
I'm poquito mas en- las alturas y
en- general una atmosfera librs ID
polvo v la temperature bastantS
agradable. -
Las predicciones atmosfsriceH
prometian un tempo bastants aErA
dable para hoy. i.
La caida de .aguas este ano " al
.16 de pulgada. 10 que Sc comparA
con IA de pulgada del aio pasa.
do v un promedio de AZ. Para u
fin del mes de octubre ell aho pst
sado, habian cafdo, sin embargo
mas de dos pulgadas de lluvia.
Ell volumen de la lluvia en- otrox
puntos ha sido como sigue: 4
Monte Wilson. 40; Culver City,
Il; Aeropuerto Municipal, IL: q.
c. L. A, 10; Corona, 90 y San PEI
dro OS de pulgada.
La temperature fue de 50 antier,
Y de So aver. - La tormenta GUS
amenazaba Y que TOGO ligeramente
Los Angeles. iba directamente cor
rumbo al norte de California Y tori
mentas de consideration que deja-
ron un volumen de mas de una pull
gada reeistradas al norte de San
Francisco.
En- las sierras Ia cafdo mas DE-
un pie de nieve V en- Soda Springs,
fneron encontradas trece pulgadas,
Sc ha registrado una lisera nevada
en- ell Monte Hamilton Y en- algu-
mas secciones de la costa.
La opinión., 1935-10-16
HABRA HUELGA EN- LA
BAJA CALIFORNIA
JDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre

DE MENlCO, Octupre
H. (Exclusivo).- Los represen-
tantes mineros de la empresa lei
Boleo' han informado que en- vista
de la intransigencia de Ia empresa
para acceder a la demanda de revi-
sion del contrato collective de ira
bajo, en- sus clausulas relativas a
page de dia de descanso, pago de
intermediates PROFESSIONALS, regla-
mentacion del trabajo interior de
las minas y una distribution de sa
larios, han planteado n huelga de
caracter general en- TODD Ell terrific
rio de la Baja California.
En- ell DEPARTMENT. del TrabaJo
Sc nos informo que en- case de no
Ilegarse a un arreglo satisfactorio,
ell movimiento huelguistico estallara
a fines de la semana e~ntrante.
La opinión., 1935-10-16
A~TRIBUYEN SU MUERTE
AL

"Nosotros atribuimos su mtferte
a un ataque en- ell c%orazon" dijo la
viuda. Y agrego: "Es cierto que mi
nuera tiene un temperamento un
POGO %violento; pero fuera de ESQ es
una buena chica".
Ell anciano Richards fallecio a con
secuencia de una %profunda herida
en- ell cuero cabelludo y en- la cara.
Pocos minutes despues de que fue
llevado al hospital de emergencia
de Alhambra, 81 hijo fue a visltar-
10 y ell agonizante padre diio: Este