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La gaceta., 1935-03-26

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Una comisi6n de alto. re-
presentantes del comercio de la
Habana visit6 al secretario de
| .Iucaci6n intereSandose pr
Ioue Sc dele sin efecto Ia clausu-
ra de la Escuela Professional de
Concrete. exponiendole los per-
'iuicios que Ia tai medida causa-
ria al comercio en- general.
-Eugenio Molinet, uno de
los colaboradores en- Ell pobier-
Ina del Oral. Machado. Sc promo
ne regresar a Cuba dentro de
pocos dias.
Ha terminado por este
mes. segin inform6 aver Ell DR..
AIeman, 81 movimiento perso-
nal en- la sec~retaria de educa-
ci0n. Hasta deSpues del dia pri-
Nero no habra ccsantias nj nom
BraLientos.
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n La Catalina. Ia poiicia pro-
Ic,J.6 al arres o del dueno de la
finca apeIlidado Rodriguez. al
compr1 bar DE- que mantenia
una fabrica clandestina de man
'teca. Fue puesto a disposition
de las autoridades.
-Consideraudo 81 fracaso
'que como alcalde de Marianne
Ma tenido 81 teniente Picazo, Sc
ra sustituido en- su carpo et ca
.pitan Leon Blanco.
-Ha sido condenado a IN
ano, por 81 tribunal de urgen-
Ella NJ. 2, Francisco Vento. Dor
'pertenecer a la sociedad terro-
rista Los Once Mil. por Ia
tepencia de explosives.
Los derechos de matan2a
han sido rebaiados. En- el ma
Itadero de Luyano a SIS cts. nor
res Y en- el matadero industrial
a 1925.
-Animadisimo result6 81 ae-
to de Ia inauguration de los nue.
cuartetes en- Ia Cabana Co
memo, con una saliva de cah3-
nazos. a las BIB de Ia tarde
Los cuarteles tienen capacidad
para fl6 hombres, estando pro-
vistos de luz V aqua ' rodeados
de almenas.
A pesar de las ~investiga-
clones de Ia poiicia. alp no Sc
conoce el paradero del Sr. Ace
vedo l. Lombarde. oIien desde
pasado microbes sali6 de 81
casa. a las siete de Ia manana.
para dirigirse al trabaio. no re-
prcsando. Asegura Ia Sra. Ace
vedo T,ombarde one no es esa Ia
costnmbre dc 81 enoso nor 10
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guna desgracia.
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nm a6o dc nrisi6n NOR nm tribu-
nal de urgencia Iris Diay Re-
ves. RadI Truiill, r Noouei-
ra acuaados DO hacar nronagan
da subvarsiva y nortar ar,nas
-por 81 tenianta Csmacbo
dotonido o,ocba al nros;dor
te do los ~cigarraros Marra-
RI y 81 ~sacratario a on;anas so
acusa de- incitar = Ios ohroros q
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Corca ID Ia. tros do II ma
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pasaio 49, or;no;nio do inco,
do Annd6 al na~rsaaal ia hon,-
horos gofccanda las ,iamas tos
La gaceta., 1935-03-26
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ell Circulo CubanQNo esta en- bancarrota.: j
; numeros hablaRy expresan la verdal'

case un pequeno interes que pu-
diera ser ell 21a% y en- 1ltimo
case ell SO.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
COUNTRY BOARD.


DIRECTORS of boys camp will care for
two boys between and 10 for the Winter;
write for details. Camp Akela, Reisters-
town. Md.
SPEND Autumn vacation and week ends
among Blue Ridge Mts.; modern con-
veniences: 81 per week. Mrs. Sallie Ros-
enbrrger. Strasburg. Va.
AIRLAWN-Beautifu and restful for q
Fall vacation: lovely rooms; convenient to
bus; excellent table home cooking; chick
en- every day: reduced rate. Mrs. Esther
Finnelle, Round Hill. Va.
CHILDREN given special care on lovely
farm: school near. ELLA HARDEY
BOARDERS on farm near Staunton; fish-
ing, hunting: real home for elderlies; So
week $50 month. L. l.. HOTINGER,
Churehville. Va.
PROSPECT HILL. NEAR FREDERIcK.
end. chisk,n einnsrs: Mr., Mr., EoY l.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

tOUNIA1N COUH1,
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
A residence for men and women; quiet,
beautiful SURROUNDINGS; large. sunny. out
health and eihciency; select clientele:
private parking: bus and car lines.
Entrance at stone gateway, 3640 10th st
Phone Columbia S52b.
I734 n. H. AVE. N.W:zNEw CENTRAL
ROOM Telephones. ELEVATOR CON.
PLETE HOTEL SERVICE AT BOARDING
PRVA4r RRTsE AIss fNNsksfRR MAT
TRESsES: IMMACULATELY CLEAN: Sc
LECTIVE MENU; GYMNASIUM; LARGE
BRICK DWELLING IN BLUE RIDGE
FOOTHILLS MAINTAINED FOR CLUB
CHESTS. SADDLE HORSES COLE
Evening star., 1935-09-08
RO-CAR HOUSE,
1901 Dist ST. NV.

1OOx I1SU ~ 1s xN.Vt
You will appreciate the atmosphere OF
comfort and quiet refinement the moment
you enter the lobby OF the Ro-Car House.
You will soon discover that the guests are
persons OF the highest type and character
and YOU will be proud to make the Ro-Car
House your home; We have available un-
nished rooms; majority Of these have two
or more windows. large closets. also open
fireplaces. Prices begin at $50 per person.
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBA
WANTED-Girl. or TO- companion for
small girl attending Catholic School:
splendid home: rates reasonable: best OF
references: phone Clarendon 1862 or call
at 1910 18th st. north. Clarendon Va.
DESIRE two men to room and board: rea-
sonable; bus goes by the door. Is Arundel
ave. Hyattsville, Md
LARGE. BRIGHT ROOM. suitable ., twin
home; near bus; balanced meals. Clar-
endon 243-W.
BRADDoCK HEIGHTS. VA-Gentlemen;
includes mending, laundry and transporta-
ton; board optional; excellent locality.
Phone Alexandria 1899. 10.
BOARD and transportation for "a: $3.50
and $50. Box 24l. Falls Church. Va.
CLARENDON. VA-Double or single rm..
detached modern home: one-half bloc6
from transportation: privileges. Adults.
25l8 llth ST. n. Clarendon va
Private bungalow: couple or gentlemen
Evening star., 1935-09-08
ROOMS AND BOARD.
HILLCREST.

Large family-s size room, private bath. or
suitable three people; also double. semi
private bath showers; spacious grounds.
parking space; well-balanced meals: rates
reasonable.
CLUB MERIDIAN,
1890 18th ST. NV
Delightful club residence for men and
women. with hotel and personal service;
Walking distance. Games. dancing. social
environment Single room with private
bath. doubles suite with private bath
SINGLES Excellent meals; also meals for
non-residents. Rates from S45.
1877 X ST. NV.
Large studio room. suitable for . or 3:
walking distance to downtown. lG'
2034 F ST. NV.
Gentlemen only: convenient location;
excellent meas. Metropolitan 1884.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

M sRifdren. anD % prefer nts in Glover q % PARK.
Box 46o-B. Star once.
CATHOLIC BOY. working. and going to
college evenings, wants room and board
with good family for $50 month. Call
TWO SOUTHERN GENTLEMEN. highest
credentials desire pleasant home with
small. exclusive family owning handsome
residence in Northwest; two rooms. private
Address BOX 1863. Star ofice.
BY EMPLOYED MOTHER, in quiet. COM
Portable home. reasonable. near John Bur-
roughs School and bus; children, and
&. cared for while mother away; give par
ticulars. Address Box ?90-B, Star ott1ce.
FOR OCCUPANCY about Sept. 10: settled
ably in GeorsetoWn: where there are no
other boarders: not over $40. Address
Box 325-B Star ONCE.
GENTLEMAN. Just arrived from Baltimore.
desires room. board in private home: no
DTiee Address Sos sseB Star oee
IN REFINED, private. detached home. 3
rooms and priv bath. board; American
eg ehsSs oHs
Address Box IA Star ONCE.
WANT room and board for boy. 5 years
old by 18th: must be reasonable. Luttrell.
102S D St ne
room. or preferably room and board with
private family; vicinity G. w. u; must be
reasonable. Address Box 2s-A. Star ofice.s
YOUNG professional woman desires quiet
and comfort. Cultured home: Adults.
ers. No other boarders. Shepherd 1873.
TWO ROOMS. private bath. vicinity ]. @.
Adams School; = children. Particulars and
rates. Address Box 3S3-B. Star of1ce
GENTLEMAN wants room and board in
,,riya r. fa nilv RArti0n State price.
etc Address Box 53-A. Star once. 9s
EMPLOYED MOTHER with two children.
and years, would like two rooms. with
board, refined neighborhood. Clev. 4O16.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.


1852 SHERIDAN NW-In new home
newly furnished. 3rd-floor room. c.h.w.;
unlimited phone: references exchanged
convenient to Georgia ave. cars and 18th
st. bus; gentlemen preferred; reasonable.
622 PRINCETON PL. NV rooms; gas,
light incl; furn. or unfurn.; ami: cont.
h. W; telephone. Phone Adams 2760.
1928 KILBOURNE PL. NW.-Two rooms
second floor. semi-private bath. Phone
TWO pretty rooms in studio apt near
Washington Circle. Large inclosed porch.
Reasonable. Phone West 0Ss6-J.
TEN rooms and bath. furnished, garage; il
rooms and bath. unfurnished. double ga
rage. Groom apis. Phone Decatur 55S2.
104 ST. NW-Hall room. furnished. or
basement room with private entrance.
Adults only.
4123 7th ST. NV or furnished or
unfurnished light housekeeping rooms. sec
ond floor of private home. Will equip with
gas stove if desired.
1888 WILSON BLVD furnished or
unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping.
First floor Of private home. Garage.
Clar. 1881.
hsI5 sHERRIER PL. NV, Potomac
Heights-One or two rooms. kitchen, porch
and bath. Phone Cleveland 1857.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
APARTMENTS-FUR. q UNFUR.

5s NJ ST. N.w.-ENTIRE 3rd FL. .
rooms second floor: cleo. gas. heat furn.;
redecorated S25 TO $50 month.
oO6 UPSHUR ST. NV. BY SOLDIERS
Home-Entire basement gas bath; S25
per month to party caring for furnace;
schools. stores churches close children
welcome
Evening star., 1935-09-08

2 RMS, BATH. EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN
location 3rd floor of decorators studio; in
old Colonial house; use of private garden
no kitchen: excellent for employed wom-
en- of taste: rental $50 per month. Phone
la N
Evening star., 1935-09-08
THE CLAIBORNE.

Bis ST. NV
Elevator service. Apt. OF 2 rooms and
Apts. Of 4 and 5 rooms and bath. S3s
THE ~ E WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO.
CHOICE, MODERN APIS.
TO 3 ROOMS. $40 TO $50.
rH.....aS kido a1ay ew{t ehhno rd refriQ.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

RENT l MO. FROM SEPT. 15th-TWO-
room, kitchenette and semi bath. 2l9
Park ave. Takoma Park. Shepherd 3309.
1IO4 L ST.. 2 OR LARGE. NICELY
park; conv. downtown; adults only.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

254O l4th ST NW-NICELY FUR
nished apartments. gas and electricity in
cluded: reasonable. 1O'
Evening star., 1935-09-08

10 eth ST NE-NEATLY FURNISHED
front apt, private entrance, electric refrls-
Grafton Government employees preferred;
Evening star., 1935-09-08

2l23 r ST. NV ROOMS KITCHEN
bath. through ventilation; adults; refer
eDceS: Sti5
Evening star., 1935-09-08

DOWNTOWN - ENGLISH BASEMENT.
Completely furnished; hall living-bed
room. kitchen. bath; immediate possess
Evening star., 1935-09-08

DESIRE ANOTHER YOUNG MAN TO
share furnished apartment; age 20 10 30.
Address Box 294-B Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

1902 GIRARD N.W.-ATTRACTIyELY
furn . rooms; kitchen. pvt. b.. cont. h.w.;
$50 phone. elec. refrigeration. gas in
Evening star., 1935-09-08

| Circle) - Third floor front living room,
| dining kitchenette, Frigidaire, modern
bath, C. h W INV h. gas, elec.: $55. incl. :"
Evening star., 1935-09-08

:.2O4 18th ST. Mt. LEASANT-LIVING
rm bed rm.. kitchenette. semi-pvt. bath.
gas elec.. phone. refrigeration; $50.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

;, ROOMS KITCHEN AND PRIVATE
bath newly furnished and decorated; cleo
tricity. refrigeration; adults. 1O4 st.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

beautiful front r.. k. b. apt: studio
couches. Col. rd.. mr.. 18th. Adams
Evening star., 1935-09-08

comfort and quiet refinement the moment
you enter the lobby of the Ro-Car House.
You will soon discover that the guests are
and you will be proud to make the Ro-Car
House your home. We have available un-
nished rooms, majority OF these have two
or more windows. large closets, also open
f1replaces Prices begin at $50 per person.
Our rates include breakfast and dinner.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

private home. NV. central location; $50
month. Address Box 5S-A. Star ONCE.
TWO middle-aged ladies. in clean refined
home; room, kitchenette or kitchen priv
Pleasant. Address Box TIA Star once.
RETIRED Govt clerk wishes warm quiet
room within blocks Mt. Vernon So. Lii
brary. Refs. exch. 1893 Newton st. NV
TWO employed young men want furnished
room in refined. private home; private
bath preferable but not essential. Address
Box 444-B. Star ONCE.
IN VIRGINIA-By man. furn. or unfurn.
room; quiet; must be reasonable. Perma-
nent. Address Box Alb. Star ONCE.
private home: not to exceed SIS month.
Address Box 407-B. Star ONCE.
IN PRIVATE HOME-Two rooms with pri-
vate bath. Breakfast and dinner for two
persons Address Box 4S4-B. Star once.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

. rooms. junior dining room X and b..
overlooking Rock Creek Park; available
Sent Ii Phone Cleveland 5000.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
CLUB MERIDIAN,
1877 X ST NV.

Large studio room. suitable for . or 3:
walking distance to downtown. 1G'
Evening star., 1935-09-08

Freproof bldg. elev. switchboard: refrig.
Grafton on house current; nicely furn. slight
extra charge. 1880 r st. NV. Pot. 1900.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

ATTRACTIVE 10th ST. HOTEL APT
| rooms, kit, bath, porch; breezy: S75. North
| 10000 Apt. 800. Immediate possession.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
WANTED-ROOMS.

LADY. Catholic Govt. employe. desires
Boz Box ass.B s Star once. " 1O'e'
BACHELOR. ientile. employed by Gov
in quiet. refined home or apartment. pref
erably home environment; within walking
distance Army Navy Club; references ex-
sess Address Box So nss-Bi % Star Ss Once ae'A'.
COUPLE would like bed-sitting room
kitchen privilege; reasonable; walking dis
tance shoreham Hotel. Mr.. Miller. 1887
BROTHER AND SISTER two rooms: prefer
one as bed-living room: NV; state price.
Address Box 3ss-B. Star once.
TRAVELLING Linz NAN desires Sleeping room
dress BoR oRiy s5Sos 5So Stan ot once Sye mo- a.
LADY. Government employe. wants room
in apartment downtown, Address Box
Boob Star once. TO-
WANTEpnOSm .., or small
must be clean attractive but reasonable
Address Box 43-A Star ONCE.
YOUNG LADY desires bright comfortable
furn. room with refined private family;
Sithout meals. Il 'ss Address Box ss4-s, Star
ONCE.
LADY. alone. wants two unfurnished
housekeeping rooms. $50. Address Box
Bib Star once.
GENT wishes well-heated room; walking
distance; perfer extra room small apart
ment building. Address Box 33s-B. Star
GENTLEMAN. elderly, colored desires un-
sseon front meals so% opns IN Iva. State amy
Address Box 304-B Star ONCE.
TWO BED ROOMS or small apartment:
near Wisconsin ave; District or Maryland:
Bethesda preferred: best references. 6714
GENTLEMEN. >, young. wish one. two
rooms. bath; private home no other room
ers: NV. section; north Mass. ave. west
l9th st.: south Rock Greek state ter terms Is
Star ONCE.
WANTED for use as artists studio large
Teo 0yer sarase or IN iSit IN northwest
Guiding electric refrigerator. to rent in ex-
change for small sleeping room. Address
Box 05-A. Star once. g
YOUNG LADY with car wants unfurnished
bed-living room. kitchen privileges; NV.
section: Oct. L. Met. $500 Apt 404.
FATHER and adult son wish two furnished
rooms with private bath. private home or
detached quarters northwest. References
given. Address Box l7-A, Star ONCE
TWO young ladies. college graduates en-
ployed. desire double room in strictly pri-
vate. cultured home. vicinity Of Conn. and
r st. Address Box 34-A. Star once.
TWO Housekeeping rooms. sink; quiet cou-
pie; S25; ne. 18th or 1st. Address Box
TWO second-noor rooms nom n-housekeep.
ing. or rooms. kitchen bath second
floor. private residence; refined. reasonable.
For one person. Address Box o4-A, Star
EMPLOYED LADY desires bed-livins room.
private home. NV. central location; $40
month. Address Box 5s-A. Star once.
TWO middle-aged ladies. in clean. refined
or kitchen pTT
Pleasant. Address Box 71-A Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
FOUNTAIN COURT,

Gentlemen only: convenient location;
meals. Metropolitan s254.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

IUIUU. ADJ. S2U. ImmtulHtt pOSStSSION.
1903 NORTH fillmore ST. CLARENDON
va rooms, hot-water heat quiet neigh
borhood; bus line; $50 per month; adults.
Clarendon la-W.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

$500 c ST NE-LIVING ROOM. BED
room kitchen. semi-private bath. Frigidaire.
gas electricity. radio. unlimited phone.
pbopa Atlantic OSlo ~
Evening star., 1935-09-08

COUPLE WILL SHARE APT. OR RENT
room. 1101 18th st. Apt los. Gentle
men preferred: references EXCHANGED
ANACOSTIA-o ROOMS. LHK, HEAT,
gas. elec.; private home; couple. Lincoln
Evening star., 1935-09-08

CATHOLIC LADY. WORKING FROM 5
to IL pm, will share apt. with refined,
quiet lady working during day: must be
quiet. neat. Address Box 37s-B. Star once.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-11-21
Wont Declare War"

Two nationally known peace advo-
Gates, Oscar Garrison Willard, eastern
liberal editor, and Major General
Smedley d. Butler, spoke at the mum
icipal auditorium in st. Paul Satur-
day night. The chairman of the meet
ing was none other than the chief
justice of the State Supreme Court,
John P. Devaney. The meeting had
been given much publicity and the
talks were not broadcast over the air.
In spite of that only about 5000 peO-
pie were in attendance. which does
not indicate any great interest on the
part of our people in peace.
Three thousand people out of city
with a population of 271,6O6 is not
very many, especially when we take
into account that there is another
city of 464.356 population only ten
miles distant. and the meeting was
heralded as a Twin City affair. In
addition to that many of those 5000
who did attend came from the rural
districts of the state.
Major Butler stated that the peo-
pie of the United States would be set
at rest very much if the president,
or each candidate for president in
1886, would make a plain statement
as follows: while am in the White
House / won't declare war"
Those words are few and easily un-
derstood, but it is not expected that
they will be forthcoming.
The major further stated: 81 am
soldier, have been all my
life, but l won't put gun over my
shoulder to fight outside this country
away Italy will have half Of Ethiopia.
France and England will divide the
rest. Selassie is working a racket.
too. He sold out long ago. Before
we get through we will have Musso-
lini and Hitler in bed together"
Editor Willard said that 1--WE have
come to a pretty pass, indeed, when
men in America cannot stand up to
the continuance of the his
toric American policy of peace and
freedom without being maligned and
libeled by socalled defenders of the
state, who will not even take the
trouble to look up the facts"
He urged national referendums on
questions of waging war and that pro-
fits be taken out of the war NUM-
tions industry, as important steps
toward keeping peace between this
country and the world.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-11-21
BOTH TAXES ESSENTIAL

Now it has again been suggested
that all automobiles should pay a
flat license fee of SIS per year. The
length of time it takes to make the
statement is about the amount Of
study any one advocating such auto
mobile license tax has given to the
proposition.
If all automobiles paid but SIS per
year where would the money come
from to build public highways: 1t
is argued the revenue should come
from gasoline tax, and that through
that tax they pay in accordance with
wear and tear on the highways. Any
tax can be Overdone.
Since the automobile license fee
came into use there is no personal
property tax on cars and trucks. If
it we're a flat tax or license fee of
S. on all cars it would be the same
on an old worn out Ford that could
be bought for $25 as on a new $4,000
or $4,000 car The old Ford might be
driven as many or more miles as the
expensive car and hence pay nearly
the same in gasoline tax and total
tax under that scheme. If person
can afford to have an expensive car
or several of them he can also afford
to pay the license fee.
The graduated license fee and the
gasoline tax go hand in hand.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-11-21
LEAGUE OF NATIONS COULD
USE HIM
(The Minneapolis Starr

To give credit where it is richly
due. Governor Olson neatly turned
what might have been a messy quar-
rel between two states into a joke.
The joke started everyone laughing.
and the quarrel was completely for
gotten.
Governor Herring of Iowa obviously
put his foot in it when he left him
self open to an Interpretation that
Iowa fans might resort to mass &C
ton against the Gophers if they got
too energetic against certain Iowa
player.
The Minnesota governor promptly
reduced the ensuing luminosity to its
proper pewit proportions by betting
Minnesota's finest hog against Iowa's
finest hog that the Gophers would
wilma diplomatic coup par excel
lence. The Gophers did win. as ev-
eryone knows, and its aftermath is
mirthful episode that cements a
new bond of friendship and good
natured rivalry between the states.
The League of Nations could use
Floyd
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-11-21
PLENTY GOLD BACKING

Conservative politicians and up
holders of the status quo have hol-
Tered so long and so loud against in
been led to believe that we are right
up to the danger point in the issuance
of currency. If the government really
took the constitution seriously and
printed some more currency instead
of floating bonds that bear interest,
the soldiers adjusted compensation.
popularity known as the bonus.
Addressing the Independent Bank
ers' Association recently. State Bank
ing Commissioner Elmer A. Benson
had something interesting to say on
that subject He declared that I'VE
have not even an adequate currency"
There is a bankers word for it. Mr..
Benson stated further:
Our printing of currency can go
much further before it is near the
danger poin:. We have some five bill
lion dollars in currency in circulation
today At the same time the federal
treasury has nine billion dollars in
gold and billion and a half dollars
worth of silver. Even under the terms
of the old law. which stipulated 40 per
cent gold base for our currency, we
would be justified in having arproxi-
mately % billions of dollars in cur
rency. 1t is obvious that-far from
having dangerous expansion-we have
not even an adequate currency"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-11-21
.MIDDLE VEST VIEWPOINT

Is former Governor J. A. o. Preus
After leaving the governorship Of
Minnesota ne went to Chicago and en-
tered the insurance business. Politi-
cally he has not been heard from for
Is years. but the other day while on
a visit in Minneapolis he suggested
that the Republicans of Minnesota
present the name of Theodore Chris
tianson as n candidate for nomination
to the presidency. He added that
Christianson has taken well in the
East. where his speeches have been
well received though he held fast to
a Middle West viewpoint
This Middle West" viewpoint is a
puzzle Is there any difference be-
tween the Middle West. Eastern. West
ern or Southern viewpoint of Repub-
licans? If so. it would be we'll to
have that explained by Jake Preus or
any other person who may have stu
diously and laboriously dissected.
Back in the days when Preus was
state auditor and later governor. and
Christianson was chairman of the APP
preparations committee i'm the House
there was no love lost between those
gentlemen. Christensen wanted to he
just as big as the other Norwegian
but now with those jealousies over
it is nice to see them stand shoulder
to shoulder as good Republicans.