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Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27
District Clashes
With Neu-CaL Co.
Continued From Page u

this week affecting the irrigation
district and the Southern Sierras
Power company. a subsidiary Of
the Nev-Cal firm.
A hearing before the California
railroad commission at Los An
geles Tuesday viii bring out tes-
timony in the application by which
the Nev-Cal firm and the South
ern Sierras company hope to COM
bine under the nave Of the New
Cal Electric corporation, which
would take over all possessions
lines and other items now listed
under Southern Sierras ownership.
Chief Counsel Harry W. Horton
will represent the irrigation district
at this hearing. WnIe District At
torney Elmer ". Heald will at
tend in behalf Of the county board
Of supervisors.
A hearing at 10 a. m. Thursday
in the Imperial county court house
will give opponents a chance TO
spread before the railroad cOmlnis-
sion their objections tC the plan
Of the Southern Sierras company
to entend lines through rural areas
in Imperial Valley "as an expert
ment." Commissioner Leon O.
Whitsell will preside. The hearing
was asked by the board CT super
visors, the irrigation district board
of directors and the Imperial c0un-
ty farm bureau.
Irrigation district Officials here
waited Monday afternoon fer
word from San Francisco Of the
circuit courts decision on the
power injunction request. Horton
was in San Francisco representing
the district in opposition to the
power c0mpany's request.
The Nev-Cal company, having
lost its suit in district court tC
block construction Of the BraWley
power plant as a municipal enter
prise, has appealed from the dis
trict court decision. but was un-
successful in district court in OBJ
tanning an injuctiCn restraining
construction pending appeal.
Power company attorneys, IN
Moday's hearing. took their re-
quest for an injunction pending
appeal to the ciriuct court. Grant
ing such an injunction means that
the power plant construction will
be delayed for about a year, while
the case is pending IN circuit
court. Denial Of the injunction
means that construction can pro-
ceed almost Immediately.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27
COMPLAINT ETLED

A divorce complaint was flied in
the county clerks office Monday
by Eva Slider against Dewitt Slider
in which she charged her husband
was cruel to her. The couple mar
ried in Brawley June 20, 1926, and
separated June 18, 1885. Mrs. Slider
asked for the custody Of their
minor child.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27
Imperial Valley Press

published every weekday after
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sunday as The Post-Prcss, Joint
iseuc with The Morning PosU, by
The Imperial Valley Publishing
COMPANY G25 state street II
Centre, California.
Entered at FL Centre, California
most office as second class matter.
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Fitzhugh, Managing Editor.
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27
LEGAL ADVERTISING
N BANKRUPTCY
No IIIi

N BANKRUPTCY
No. III4
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. SOUHERN DISTRICT
OF CALIFORNIA, SOUTHERN
DIVISION.
In re CITY OF IMPERIAL.
California General Obligation
Bonds.
TO THE CREDITORS OF CITY
OF IMPERIAL. CALIFORNIA. AND
ALL INTERESTED PARTIES:
You and each of you will please
take notice that the Honorable
Harry A. Hollzer. United States
District Judge. acting under and
pursuant to tile authority of
Chapter TX of the Federal Bank
'uptcy Act, did on January "A. 1886.
It San Diego. California. enter his
certain INTERLOCUTORY DE-
CREE in the above captiOned mat
.er providing and decreeing in sub
stance as follows.
[. That the proposed plan Of re-
adjustment dated January Il.
1855. and attached 10 and form
ing part Of the petition on
file in the above matter shall
be temporarily operative with
reference 10 all Indebtedness af-
fecled thereby and that the
payment Of the principal and
interest Of such Indebtedness be
temporarily postponed and eX-
tended and other wise readjust-
ed in the same manner and
upon the same terms as if such
plan had been finally confirm
ed and put into effect subject
TO the further order OF the
court, provided however that
any creditor OF the taxing dis
trict holding five per centum in
amount OF bonds OF the district
may appear and cOnrovert the
facts alleged in the petition Of
the taxing district al any time
within ninety 900 days after
November 5. 1885.
>. That the taxing district afore-
said shall file with the clerk
o. the above court certain sched-
ules in said decree described
and also open its books. records
and files to any creditor on each
business day until February q,
1885
3. That Security First National
Bank of Los Angeles, Head Oh
flee. Sixth and Spring Streets,
Los Angeles. California be des-
ignated as the depOsitary Of all
outstanding bonds and that all
bonds Of the taxing district af-
fected by said plan, together
with all unpaid coupons per
tanning thereto. shall be deposit
ed with said bank within 80
days-to- on or before Feb
rusry %, 1850 be exchanged
for new bonds OF the taxing
district upon the final consum-
nation of th.s proceeding and
that no creditors shall be en-
titled 10 have ne& securities
delivered to them in exchange
for existing securities unless by
means Of said depOs.tary.
:. Tha. petitioner proposes to eH-
pend the following sums in con
ucctiOn with the above proceed
Ing and ~.ll At said time and
place seek an order authorizing
and approving said expenditures
as proper within and under the
above mentioned act:
Clerks filing fee ...--.. 5ll0o0
Mileage u Special
Counsel -... 5 az.f3
Cost Of publishing Hear
iug on January "a,
1896 S 29.50
Other Notices. including
proposed IIsn .... sl57.9l
C0npenea eat.Ca o. Special
Counsel $4,000
Expert Witness Expense. S55000
bonds iestImated, $4,000
Cost Of 5eee.al Election
on new bonds DestJ $239OO
Cost Of Attorney ODin-
ion as 10 validity Of
rcgunding bonds as in
proposed plan Of -ead-
instn1ent provided s25000
Estimated additional trans
norfatfon costs s175.O0
Estimated Cost OF add
tionaI Notices ..... $4,000
5. That the hearing on the pro
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27

In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, il and for the
County Of Imperial.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
JACOB EDWARD BRANDEN-
BURG, Deceased.
Notice of Time and Place Appoint
ed for Proving Will and Hearing
Application for Letters for Ad-
n inistration with the viii An
neXed.
Notice is hereby given that a pc
tition for the probate of the will
of JACOB EDWARD BRANDEN-
BURG. deceased, and for the issu-
aucc to NELLA BRANDENBURG,
o. letters Of Administration with
the Will Annexed, has been filed
in this court. and that Friday, the
7th day Of February, 1886, at 200
O'clock pm. of said day, at the
courtroom Department II, Of said
court, a. the Imperial County Court
House i'm he City Of El Centre,
County Of Imperial State Of Cali
fornia. has been set for the hear
ing of said petition, when and
where any person interested may
arpcar and contest The same, and
saow cause i any they have, why
ssid petition should not be grant
ed.
Dated January 27th. 1886.
EDWARD II. LAW,
Clerk.
b CITHA LAMSON,
J.27-T. .G-.ucl Deputy CLERK.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27
TO CONFER DEGREES

Ell Centro lodge No 334, F. and A.
M. is to confer a degree at the meet
ing Monday night in the Masonic
temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27
ARTICLES FILED

Articles of incorporation were
filed at the county clerks office
Monday by the General board of
the Church of the Nazarene.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27

Hebcr - Heber boy scouts patrol,
The Wolf, is preparing for the camp
oree, to be held in Ell Centro. The
scouts expect to enter the various
contests.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27

Townsend Radio Talks - KXO,
Tuesday, 6:30 p. M, Rev. E. K. Lati-
mer; Saturday, $50 p m, c. w.
Adair. (J27P-J28A)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27

UCber - Mr.. and MRS. William
Parker whose marriage took place
Tuesday in Yuma we're honored at q
shower at the school house Friday
evening
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27

Notice! Beginning Saturday, Jan
25th ALVA JOHNSON, noted evan
gelist, will conduct a three week pro-
tracted meeting at The Church oi
Christ, Seventh and Bright. Services
7:15 p. N. Good singing.
CJ24P-J26)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27

Boy! Good Hamburge !s-RiHdy's
DI0t .F.l
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27
(0UN'[YYB<R1EFS Y<<R

Calexico-In a meeting of direct
ors of summer softball officials,
Johnny Carol was reelected presi-
dent of the league. Carroll will ap-
point a secretary and other officials.
After the election the officials voted
to enter a team in the Valley league.
Meet ME at SherworI's.
(O2fP-A25A)
Hot Popcorn, Peandts--Riedy's.
(D10PTF>
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27

BrawIcy - Saturday thieves stole
articles from five parked autos in
BraWley Such thefts have been
prevalent several weeks and are at
tributed to transients and unem-
ployed Filipinos.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27

Hotel California Coffee SHOP, char
;oal broiled steaks, mixed drinks.
(N2P-MA2A)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27
LEGAL ADVERTISING

posed plan of readjustment afore-
said be continued to Friday, Feb
ruary 28, 1895 at the hour of 10
o'clock AM. at the Court Room of
the above court. Post Office Build
Ing. San Diego, Calf.
Reference is hereby made to the
original dated January "a, 1886,
on file with the clerk of the above
court for full details.
LAWRENCE C. NILES,
Mayor of the City of Impe-
rial.
Dated January 25, 1886.
Jan27-Feb. 3
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27

Week End Special! Final Clear
ance Winter Dresses S295. Mrs.
Lingo's Smart Shoppe, 62l Main.
(J24P-J25A)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27

Heber-Raymond Barnes was an
over night house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Wood IN Meloland Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-27

Meet me at SherWoods.
- (O26P- -A36A
Evening star., 1936-08-31

last night that President Roosevelt's
election is assured, and II the present
trend continues we shall witness Q
remarkable landslide"
II am of the firm belief" he said.
that we shall come out better than
we did in 1882, when all but six
States marched behind the Roosevelt
banner on election day."
Farley's prediction was made in q
statement summing up the impression
he gained from q series Of confer
ences at Democratic headquarters
with party leaders Of II States.
Evening star., 1936-08-31

Leaders from the other seven States
will confer with Farley this week.
"Gov. Landon's campaign has left
the great mass Of voters unirn-
pressed" the Democratic chairman
declared. "On the other hand, Pres
ident Roosevelts firm and under
standing grasp of world and domestic
problems Is giving the effect Of an
onrushing sweep that nothing can
prevent.
"I am not alone In the belief that.
no matter what the opposition does,
no matter how many million dollars
Evening star., 1936-08-31

worth Of radio time they buy, no
matter how many columns of news.
paper or magazine advertising they
purchase, the American people have
made up their minds. The result on
November 3 q inevitable"
Evening star., 1936-08-31
Sword Industry Shifts.

Many Of the old Japanese sword
makers have turned from making
high -class swords to the production
of table knives, forks and other cut
lery porducts.
Evening star., 1936-08-31
FARLEY FORECASTS
LANDSLIDE VOTE
Chairmaii's Views Result of Con.
ferences With Leaders From
Al States.

8y tne ASs0cldttu FreSb.
NEW YORK, August 31.-Derno-
cratic Chairman James A. Farley said
Evening star., 1936-08-31

Beautifully constructed ties in
the newest stripes. figures. small
designs and bolder patterns. In
colors men like and wear! Such
values, We advise you to stock UP
at once.
Air-Cooled Street Floor.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
MUERTOS AL
SER OMAN LTADO UN
TREN EN- MEXICO

Veracruz Mexico, abril T.
luna bomba Icolccada en- ell
puente de Paso del Macho. so
bre la Inca del ferrocarril que
va de la capital a Veracruz, hi
~ explosion anoche, en- los mo-
mentoS EN- que ell tren cruzaba
dicho puente, ocasionandb una
verdadera cataStrofe, en- la cual
Sc estima que han muerto alre-
dedor de cincUenta personals.
Los cuerpos del conductor del
coche pullman Y de un bombero
fueron los primeroS en- ser re-
cobradOs e indentificadoS.
Ell Gobierno reporta que ell a
ento terroriSta ha sido realiza-
do por los rebeldes.
La ~locomotora, dos carros
pullman y ell transporte de la
correspondence, cayeron ba-
franco abajo, En- esta caida de-
bieron ocurrir la mayoria de
los muertos.
Sc reporta que en- ell tren via
iaban algunos altos funciona-
rios del Gobierno del Presiden-
.e Lazaro Cardenas, entire ellos
ell coronel Eduardo Chazaro, je-
fe del despacho del ex1presi-
dente Pascual Ortiz Rubio; o.
choa Zamudio y ell DR.. Padilla.
Ellos iban EN- viaje hacia la ca
pital, para reportar ell resulta-
do de las elecciones primarias
del Partido Nacional Revolucio-
MARIO, que es la agrupaci0n a la
que pertenece ell Presidente
Cardenas y ell ex-Presidente
Pcrtes Gil.
FL General Herberto lara, co
mandante de la IONA de Vera
cruz, sali6 inmediatamente ha-
cia Paso del Macho, a bOrdo de
IN tren especial. Otr tren es-
pecial sali6 POGO despu6s de
Orizaba, tambien hacia ell lugar
del tragico Academic.
La bOmba materialmente des.
truy6 cuatro carros del tren, Y
tambien ell puente de Paso del
Macho.
Los Oficiales del ferrdcarril
'e negaron a dar noticias con-
,retas del suceso diciendo que
solo sabian que habian ocurrido
numerosas muertes, y NADIA
mas.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07

Los borrachos no deben asus-
karse cuando alguien les olga
que Ell alc0holismO produce la
eirrosis del higadO.
FL DIR. o. G. Harne, professor
de pslcOlogfa en- la Usiversidad
de Maryland, no cree que ell al
coh6l produce la cirrosis y ha
dicho: Muchas persOnas tienen
Ia creencia de que ell alcohol Sc
deposita en- ell higado, destruye
los tejidos y deja en- su lugar ci-
catrices. Los recientes expert
mentos prueban CUE ell alsoh6l
Sc quema en- ell sistema tan ra-
pidamente como entra, a menOs
que Sc consuman enormes can
didades".
"CCando encontramOs que
una persona con higadO enfer-
me es un borrachO, puede ase-
gurarse que la enfermedad de
su higado lie impulse a beber. Fl
hfgado enfermo incita a la en-
briaguez; la embriaguez no ge-
nera la enfermedad del higa-
do. -
Tomen nOta los borrachos y
Sepan que ell higado enfermo, en-
el Oriterio del DR.. Harne, i'm
pulsa 3 beber "desatinadamen-
te".
Hay que penerle una vigilan-
cia al hfgadO y curarlo a ITEM
90, antes de que enfaticamente
uEdene: a SmbOrrachaTse tdean
La gaceta., 1936-04-07

La Sra. Perkins, secretaria
del trabajo, dice que ella mo
es hebrea, desmintiendo asi a
personals que evidentemente ira
tan de "desacreditarla".
IS iyo fuese hebrea-dijo-
no 10 Ocultaria. AL contrario, es-
Itaria orgullOsa de reconocerlo"
Mrs. Perkins demuestra con
esas palabras que es una seno-
ra civilizada; perO desea que Sc
aclare Ell punto y rechaza la pro
cedencia judalca.
No ignora la sonora Secreta-
ria que para los flageladores a.
mericanos, o fascistas encubier-
tos, Ell hebreo es un "ser infe-
riOr', pOr la religion que profa.
sa, como "perros" son los ex-
tranjeros todos.
I'm fla2elador gruhe y sostie-
ne que ell judo lie arrebata 10
suyo, por medic de habilidad 0
engaho, y que Ell extranjero es
un animal pelignoso, propicio a
la rabia.
Pero ell flagelador estaduni-
dense, acostumbrado a respetar
Ia mayoria de las leyes, no To-
das, es menos cruel que ell ma
III, barbara moderno, y muy
pOcas wees pasa de las pala-
bras a los hechQs condenables.
No es hebrea lASra. Perkins,
pero como 81 10 Nese para los
que 'lanzaron la bd(a" I la sos
tienen en- movimienfo. =
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
Despues de mas de dos amos de mactividad,
aver por la tarde voEyieron a reunirse la
Camara y Ell Senado de la RepGblica de Cuba

senador Dolz, los peri6dicos re
cuerdan SUI declaration termi :
mantle, hace unas semanas: mo
pondre los pies EN- ell Senado".
Uno de estos diarios, comenta
que, e~fectivamente, ell DR.. DOLE
no ha puesto los pies EN- la alta
camara, sino que, por 10 que Sc
We en- la aludida carta, eSta dis
puesto a poner la cabeza.
Antes de tomar possession, los
congresistas fueron obsequia =
dos por ell Presidente Provisio-
nal, Sr. Barnet, con un gran
banquete, que Sc celebr6 anteS
de anoche, en- ell Capitolio de
la RepGblica.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
Los socialists espanoles estan dispuestos
aprovocar la desttucion del Presdente
de la RepGblca, don Niceto Alcaa Zamora

Madrid, Abril 7.-El peri6 =
dico Gel Socialista'', afirma en-
su edici6n de aver, que los So
cialistas y comunistas de la "a
samblea legislative plantearan
EN- breve en- ell seno de dicho
cuerpo una proposition tendien
tie a la destituci6n del Presiden
tie de la Republica, don Niceto
Alcala Zamora, cuya actua-
ci6n durante la huelga revolu-
cionaria de octubre de 1884
tildan de parcial a favor de
las Derechas.
Asegura lei Socialista", que
hoy miSmo sera discutido, de
acuerdo con ell articulo ochen
ia y uno de la Constitution vi.
genie, 81 ell Presidente proce-'
do legalmente al DISCOVER La
asambla legislative por segun-
da veZ, en- ell repetido mes de
q tubre. 81 la Asamblea estima
que Alcala Zamora procedi6
i~legalmente, clio sig~nificaria,
de acuerdo con ell texto consti-
.%tucional, su Immediate destitu-
ci6n.
"El Socialista" estima, sin
embargo, que esta proposition
no sera aprobada por la mayo
ria Legislative. No obstante, in
sistiran en- ell asunto, propo
niendo, de acuerdo con ell ar
ticulo 80 de la Carta Funda-
mental de la Republica, la des-
tituci6n directa del P~residente,
para 10 cual Sc necesita la apro
baci6n de las tres quintas par
ties del nGmero total de MEM
bors del Parlamento. 81 esta
.lnocion prospefase, Immediate
nente tomara possession de la
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
La destruction de Utopia por ell Fascismo. : Los
borrachos y ell higado. = Bruno fijo una marca
Mrs. Perkins no es hebrea.

Aconsejamos nosotros la rec
lecci6n del juez de paz Lorenzo
Hernandez, no obstante los de-
fectillos que lie aprecian sus e.
nemigos, porque lie conocemos
bien Y siempre lie hemos visto
inclinado hacia las buenas eau
sas.
Con ell "juez cubano", los po-
bres, sin "rascarse" ell bOlsillo,
son atendidos y sc les haze JUS
ticia. No tiene valor ell dinero
para Lorenzo y eS por este que
puede servir mejor y con ente-
ra fidelidad a sus conciudada-
nos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07

Nuevcs pdderoscs ''pajarra-
cos" del aire, acatandp 6rdenes
de Mussolini, arrojaron bombas
sobre Adds Ababa, la capital
de la uTtrajada Ethiopia.
Los aviadores f~ascistas, men
sajeros de la muerte y de una
falsa conception del progreSo
humane, a mansalva Destroyer
pueblos, ciGtdades y las vidas de
miles de s1bditos del NEGUS.
La Sociedad de Naciones Sc
halla obligada, en- defensa del
Convenio O .Pacto, a intensifi-
car ell castigo impueStO a Italia,
llegando hasta ell embargo del
petr6leo; pero Mussolini ame-
paza a Francia con unirse a
Hitler 81 las sanciones Sc extien
den Y contra todas las leyes de
dos hombres, para escarnio de
la civilization, ell DICTATOR sigue
su conquista y aplasta impla-
cablemente a los guerreros abb
sinios.
TOda la raz6n pertenece al
Negus, al "imperio" invadido;
pero los aeroplanos, los tan
ques, los canones, los gases y las
ametralIadGras, manejads son
por ell agresOr, a despecho de
todas las protestas.
A la nacion negra re cogi6
la noche" en- sus relaciones con
los "lobos" que en- Ginebra sc
cubren con la lana de los corde-
ros. lie ofrecieron justicia y ha-
GER cumplir los articulos que
Ordenan ell castigo de la poten-
cha agresOraj pero NADIA positi-
vo Sc ha hechO.
Hasta Inglaterra, intranqui-
la Dor la actitud de Alemania y
por haber Francia recogido Ell
desaffo de la tirania "nazi", pa
rece no acordarse de que por A
bisinia concentr6 en- ell Medite-
franco su formidable flota de
guerra.
Ell Negus manda telegramas,
centenares de telegramas, pi-
diendo sc lie ayude a contener Ell
avance italiano; ell Negus remi-
te las pruebas de que los avia-
dores italianos han usado gases
Y bombas dncendiarias... pero
la Sociedad de Naciones Sc tapa
dos toidos y cierra los ojos mien-
tras ell Duce Sc regocija con la
matanza de negritos, de hom-
bres que defender Ell suelo DON
de nacieron.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07

BESIDE La bora de su arresto
haSta ell momentO de la ejecu.
cion, no pas6 un dia sin que e.
nombre de Bruno iHauptmann
apareciese en- les diarios de Ia
repGblica.
Millones de veces Sc impri-
milo ell nombre del carpintero
aleman, en- los Estados Unidos,
y millones de wees en- Europa.
Y al final, partibularmente
en- Europa, ell asesino Sc habfa
troeado en- heroe, en- caballerC
innoblemente acosado y humi-
llado.
Ell gobierno del estado de
New Jersey rehus6 conmutarle
la pena, quiza pensando que va
Bruno habfa tenido exceso de
publicidad.
Pronto empezaran a llegar,
de TODD ell mundo, los articulos
de ''pr0testa" por la ejecuci6n..
y despues, en- ell aniversario del
cumplimiento de la sentencia,
los peri6dicos dedicaran de nue.
Vo centenareS de miles de column
mas a recordar ell crimen.
Hauptman eStableci6 una
marca, en- 10 que a PrenSa res
pecta, que muy pocOs crimina-
les pOdran superar.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
Los muertos por las tormentas en- Tupelo
yGaisvile ascienden a 800 los danos
causados a la propiedad a Is miIlones

Nuevos parties procedentes
de las zonas afectadas por los
Itornados Gltimos, en- los Esta r.
dos de Alabama, Arkansas,
Mississippi, Tennessee y Geor-
|gia, hacen ascender los muer-
tos a cerca de cuatrocientos, y
los dahos a la p~ropiedad a mas
de veinte y cinco millones de
pesos.
En- dos de las ciudades dana
Idas-, Tupelo, Mississippi, y
Gaisville, Georgia, los muer
Itos hasta ell momento ascien =
den a 1877 en- la primera y a
1853 en- la segunda con un total
de 345. Los heridos llegan a
1000 y sc cree que muchos de
Iellos moriran de un momento
Ial otro.
La Cruz Roja y Id (enviados
del GQbie 10 FederalA tan lldO
vand1' eB ambulancAs \ APs he
ride de mas cuidado a Agpi-
eaies de las RhhdeA iud rs
.Icercanas, a IN de que pueS
ser atendidos &bidamente.
En- Gaisville Sc estima ON
los muertos, en- la lista final,
ascenderan aNunos doscientos.
La ciudad fu6 materialmente.
arrasada Aor ell meteoro. Mas
de cien heridos graves han si-
do llevados precipitadam Inte,
en- un tren expreso q Atlanta,
en- cuyos hospitaleI atenderan
fapldamente a Bu Suracl0n.
49, ppsterioridad al toEiia-
do Sc sun dieron una~sefie de
in%cendios, que aumentaron el
panico en- la poblaci6n. Los
bomberos y la guardia nacio :
1arS ustodia las Cd 4esd Na ciu
dad, impidiendo que ma ape
metre en- los edificios aba4dona
dos.
La Cruz Roja Nacional' q
.Ejercito de Salvation y IA Guar
da NaciOnal, he establecioo
om
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
ACEPTADA LA
AL SIR. RAFAEL MARTI-
NEZ YBOR

Habana, abril I'm exten.
20 movimiento consular fue de-
cretadO aver por ell Presidente
Provisional, senior Jose Barnet.
En- Ell decreto Sc acepta la re-
nuncia que de su cargo de Con
sui General de Cuba en- Nueva
Orleans, present6 ell senior Ra-
fael Martinez Ybor, bien como
lido de la cOlonia latina de Tam
pa. FL senior Martinez Ybor ha-
ce muchos amos que pertenecia
al Servicio Exterior de la RepG.
blica.
FL senior Gustavo Schumann,
yicec6nsul de Cuba en- Yampa,
ha sidO trasladado al Consulal
do de Bremen, Alemania.
Y ell senior Luis Rodolfo Mi
randa, que actGa como Sub-Se-
cretario & Estado, pasara co
mo Embajador en- Belgica y Ho
landa al termino del actual Co
biernO Provisional.
FL movimientO abarca, ade-
mas, numerosos nOmbramien-
tos, ascensOs y cesantias de los
funcionarios del servicio ex-
Grior.
La gaceta., 1936-04-07
REPARTE
"ESTACAS"

Habana, Abril LA Secre
.taria de Agriculture ha repor-
tado haber repartido, entire los
agricultores que las solicitaron
oportunamente, unas dos mil
estacas de mOrera, durante Ia