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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-22
ABEL CHEFS
SEEK
10 AWE FOES
/, Death Toll May Ex-
cesd 400 Admitted
Fatalities in 1884
|ADRID'S FORCES
ARE ON OFFENSIVE
UNITED PRESS

(UNll I'D ENEC0|
S,.r:sh rebel ,hieftains broad
|, decree; procIaming a nation
relationship and dissolring all
,..s organizations today. in
forts to overawe the forces
r,r.,s the government.
a., gained in the north and
!, ~ T.,;ened in the south of
1, 8 lighting increased in Bit
rrsa s,i +. was feared that the
a. h might far exceed that
n -.salted from the revolt of
Fto5., 1884. in which a death
Of 400 was admitted.
The government assumed the
fsrSye in the Madrid area, while
Sels sought to extend their gains
he north and south of Spain,
be fighting is bitter and loyal
apparently gaining ground.
Susin's civil war was featured
[sstay bv these developments:
Sweeping rebel victories in the
~ with rapture of Navarro and
u Sebastian. where foreign dip
hats are Summering. by crack
COvs under Gen. Emilio MOla.
The government, with five
|mies in the field. took the often
ge agains. rebel Strongholds,
King Fascist troops with artil-
b and a;rp,ane fire.
Rebels claimed that only troops
Madrid and Barcelona remain
loyal 70 he embattled govern
tn,, which broadcast new APP
als TO the public to defend the
public.
General Francisco Franco, COM
hniing rebels in Spanish Moroc-
rushed fierce Moorish warriors
southern Spain by airplane. He
sParet 70 march on Madrid
pm the south while Gen. Mola
Packed the capital from the
yth
The British at Gibraltar coneen-
PEE and, sea and air forces at
r fortress, ready to protect its
ltral'y and evacuate Britons
fn Spain.
Blood? battles were imminent
me possession of La Linea
A.gecIraS, southern points in
{. hands. The civilian popula-
vas ordered to evacuate Al
Oe.0ge q Commandment
a he sea by loyal warships.
NsoeS in Spanish Morocco
.a'ened to bomb Is loyal war
anchored of the internation-
w Of Iangier unless they sur.
-sis1 Or put out to sea.
as Madrid ministry of the in,
y, Ioaicast optimistic reports
s.S:ssses against rebels but
,rs Sl 10 emphasize that the
-1 3 5 lighting for its life.
b. Iss.t censorship was main,
r. o. uaang it impossible to es.
'1 rs.I S5as3a.'ies resulting from
II lac ~. var between government
. = radio stations continued un.
tS;si. with government station.
i 1s to interfere with rebe
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-22
five PERSONS
HELD But NO
CHARGES MADE
Blood Stains on Girls
Garments Will Be An
alyzed by Chemist
NORTHUMBERLAND NOT
YET READY TO TALK

ASHEVILLE, July %. (UP)-
Pretty Helen Clevenger's green
silk pajamas were sent to the
state chemist at Raleigh for
analysis of the bloodstains on
them as Sheriff Laurence Brown
in an armored car roared over the
city, looking for new clues in the
battling murder of the coed Of
New York university.
Meanwhile five persons are in
the sheriff's custody for ques-
tioning, but none of them has yet
been charged with participating
in the crime.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-22
WEATHER

III, fair, somewhat
c.a:'I ,oSpisb, and Thursday
warner
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-22
GOOD AFTERNOON

There have been few campaign
speeches SO far, so Mother Nature
must accept full blame for all that
hot air. -'.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
Washington Produce

BUTTER-Rsnge of prices to stores
gsthsred from wholesale dealers prices to
New York pricesl: One-pound prints. car
ton t92 seorel, 30; l-pound prints. carton
s9 seoTe 9 BTnts prints esTt0n esTOn
go scoreI, 20; tub (92 score). SO; tub
''S MEaTshchoice EGSfsl, ef beef. Il: calves. IS:
lambs, 10; fresh ham. %; smoked ham,
80; COMPOUND ~; lard. 14i2
9l4a994: medium hogs. s94a1O: heavy hogs.
9aa3+: roughs. Sass: calves, 5all; lambs,
Prices paid shippers-net fob. Wash:
ington: BY the United States Bureau Of
Agrieultural Economies:
EGGs~Market steady at UNCLAIMED
whites, :}4a36. Government graded and
dated white eggs met prices paid ship
iarse, 36is; U; s, extras, mediums, 535s
LIVE PoULTRy~Market steady: prices
ems; VlTsinia Rocks, oroiiers and fTyers.
m1sd coors DesTaFe as oGnsss GE0ssss young
pounds and up, 40 each; under pounds,
25a30 each; old suineaS 25a30 each
Turkeys: Young hens, 20; young toms, is.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Sales in larse lots by original receivers
up caRRoTsIone a + 5Y IoTs California arrived; two
broken and two unbroken cars on track.
Supplies moderate. demand slow, market
steady. California. Western lettuce crates,
6-dozen. 2-50a2.75;, Pennsylvania. busheI
baskets. topped washed. GOAL 10.
CAULIFLOWER-No carlot arrivals.
three broken cars on track. Supplies mod
crate. demand slow market about steady.
California. crates. mostly around l so.
CELERY-One California arrived. one
car diverted. five broken and four unbroken
cars on track Supplies moderate, de-
mand slow. market steady. California, y
crates. individually washed and precooled.
= .5Oa2.75; New York. rs crates. in the
rough best 100 poorer lower
LETTUCE-One California arrived. eight
broken and four unbroken cars on track.
Supplies liberal demand SLOW. market
steady. California Western crates. Ice
berg type. 5-dozen. ".5Oa3.O0.
ONIONS--One Indiana. one Ohio ar
rived: one broken and three unbroken cars
on track, Supplies moderate; demand
light. market steady. 5O-pound sacks. o.
S. No. l. Michigan. 75as5: Utah. valen-
cias 3 inches and larger. 1.10a115.
PEAS-One California arrived; two
broken and one unbroken cars on track.
Supplies moderate demand light. market
steady. California. bushel hampers. tele-
phones, small size. 2.00a@.25.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
Notice of Redemption Of
CHEVY CHASE CLUB
First Mortgage Five and One Half


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that pur.
dated July I. 1926; between Chevy Chase
Club and The Fidelity Trust Company,
Trustee. and American Security and Trust
Company. Registrar under which the Dove
bonds were issued Chevy Chase Club has
elected to exercise its option to and will
pay and redeem all of its outstanding
First Mortgage Five and One-Half Per
Cent Gold Bonds. due July |, 1876 issued
under said Indenturs, viz Bonds in IN the The
0rc on JANUARY 1924 at the
together with the accrued interest thereon
to said redemption date
Accordingly upon surrender to the said
Registrar American Security and Trust
Company. at its principal office 18th street
and PENNSYLVANIA avenue NV. Washington.
D. C.. of the aforesaid bonds called for
redemption as aforesaid. together with all
the premium of 2F provided in SAID In
denture, will be paid or January l, 1887,
and the interest payable on January !,
1887 on said bonds will be paid to the
holders Of the coupons appertainlng to
said bonds maturing on such date Said
bonds will become due and payable on
January l 1887. at the place and at the
redemption price above DS pDESoyidedi ed, and from m
draw interest, and the coupons maturing
subsequently to said date will be void.
Registered bonds mus: be accompanied
by duly executed instruments of assign
ment and transfer
Dated November % 1898
CHEVY CHASE CLUB.
BY H. PRESCOTT galley. President
Evening star., 1936-12-10
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. December 10 R.-Poultry.
live. 56 trucks; unsettled. Hens, 4t2
pounds Up, 16; less than Ala pounds 12Ia;
Leghorn hens. IL; Springs. 4 pounds up.
coiored. IA; Plymouth Rock, IA; White
Rock l4l7: less than pounds, colored,
IA: Plymouth and White Rock. 14l2; COL
ored broilers. I5: White Rock. 15; Ply
mouth Rock 10; Jeghorn chickens. 12;
roosterS. IL; Leghorn ROSTERS, IL; turkeys;
hens. II: young toms. l5; old, ID: No: =
turkeys, 10; ducks. white and colored. 4i2
pounds up. IA; small white and colored,
IL: geese, 14la; capons, z pounds up.
10: less than : pounds. Il.
Dressed turkeys about steady; hens,
young, 2l: old, IS; toms, young, IL
pounds up. 20; less than Is pounds. 21;
old. 49, No. > turkeys, Is.
Butter. 7.s42; firmer Creamery spe- e
extra 1rsts !9o-9D, 32l4a34dls; firsts (ss;
S9), 81 Aa3l "a; standards 80 centraliZed
fltsts, cars and local. 31l2: fresh graded
flrsts, cars and local. 80; current receipts.
20; rstriseTator standards a re-
81 on aSo"s Task ssd 9ss total saps.
moderate. demand SLOW Sacked. per hun
dredweight: Idaho Russet Burbanks, 9
No l. 2.45a2 so: U, S. No. 2, 1.95a2 OOi
U, s. No. ., practically free from cuts and
clipped ends, 2.30a2.35: Colorado Rec Nc
Clures U. s. No. l. 2.45a2. .65: Wisconsin
round whites. y S; No; !, 1.SOa1 30; g
commercial 10: u. S. No. .. .95: Michi-
gan Russet Rurals. U. s. No. 1, 1.s5
Futures. Idaho Russets. January. 2.75;
March, 3.42.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
AUTO RATE LAGS
BEHIND ORDERS
Output of 10000 a Day
Fails to 0vertake Big
Accumulation.
Ey the Associated Press.


DETROIT, December 10. - Even
with a production volume OF around
10000 units day, the motor car in
dustry's assembly lines have not been
able to overtake the accumulation of
dealer orders and deliveries still are
as much as three weeks behind.
The condition is a gratifying one to
the production and merchandising di-
visions of the industry, but assemblies
are at the high level that inevitably
follows new model introduction and
probably will begin to cut into the
heavy accumulation of orders the
merchandising outlets have been piling
up for weeks.
With the deliveries of new cars
currently as fast as the factories can
produce them, used vehicles again are
coming into dealers hands. Many of
these are units upon which the retail
division concentrated SO much sales
effort during the last II months. The
dealers, however, expect the used car to
present exactly the same problem 1t
has for many years and to be ham
died during the coming year with the
same success that was met in 1886.
This meant the concentration of con-
siderable effort In reconditioning used
cars and promoting their redistribu-
ton.
The accumulation of new car Or
ders assures high-leVel assembly line
activity for many weeks to come. The
general impression in trade circles is
that some contraction may be ex-
pected during February, but barring
circumstances at present unlocked for,
nothing like the falling off expert
enced during the same month this
year is feared.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
CLEAR|NGS DROP
SLIGHTLY IN WEEK
Total for % Leading Cities
Remains III Per Cent
Above 1885 Period.
~ the Associated Press.

81 the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 1o.-A
slight reduction in bank clcarings was
recorded for the latest period from the
aggregate in the five days preceding.
but the percentage gain over a year
ago was widened.
The total for % leading cities in
the United States for the week ended
Wednesday, December 8. as reported
to Dun Bradstreet, was s6,008,-
1876 900, against s5,131, $4,000 last
year, an increase of III per cent. This
contrasted with a gain of 1871 per
cent in the short week preceding.
The amount at New York City
totaled s3.859. .996. 900, or rise of ITO
per cent, compared with the S3,298.-
235 900 in the corresponding 1885
week. At outside centers, clearings ag-
gregated s2,148,200,000 which was
17.2 per cent in excess of the 81, $685.
497 900 in 1885.
All but one city reported a gain
over last years figure. The exception
was Seattle, where a decline of 81
per cent appeared.
Clearings dropped $l46,396, 900 from
the total in the flva-day week pre-
ceding Between the two comparative
weeks in 1885 there was a decrease of
s310 ,309, 900.
Figures at leading cities, together
with percentage gains and losses COM
pared with those of 1885, follow; also
daily average bank clearings for Octo-
Der, November and December to date:
Evening star., 1936-12-10
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. December ln.-Divdends
tlstics CorpD:
Evening star., 1936-12-10
Initial Dividend
Due in Dissolution
Of Investing Firm
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, December 10.-An in
ital liquidation distribution Of $40 in
cash and various securities was de-
clared today by directors of Mayfiower
Associates, Inc, an investing company,
shortly after stockholders had voted
dissolution of the concern.
Liquidation was decided upon be-
cause, in the opinion of the directors,
as set forth in a letter to stockhold-
ers. under existing tax laws" the
original purposes Of the company
could not be achieved.
The corporation has been active in
securities representing natural re-
sources in the United States and
abroad.
Included among the shares to be
distributed on a pro rata basis are
10000 shares of Chrysler Corp, 10000
Of General Motors, 10000 of Loews,
10000 of Sears Roebuck, $4,000 OF
Hiram Walker and shares Of many
other concerns.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
A. T.& 7. REPORTS
NET OF S2,6l9,239
October Earnings Compared
With $1,644,608 for
Same 1885 Month.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December 10-Amer-
ican Telephone e. Telegraph Co. to-
day reported net operating income for
October at S2,609 ,239, compared with
$1,644 608 October, 1895.
Net operating income for the first
10 months of the year totaled $16,608,-
5l2, against s12.8p, 1888 in the like
1885 period.
The report takes into account op-
Grating activities only. 1t does not
include incorporating income, such as
interest, dividends and other revenue
received and is before operating
charges such as interest and rents
paid.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.
PHILADELPHIA December 10 R-
Dressed poultry: Turkeys. 20a94. Live
poultry unchanged.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December 10.-Gains
were again predominant in a narrow
bond market today.
Fractionally higher prices were paid
for number of rails, including loans
Of Baltimore g. Ohio. Chicago & North
Western, Erie, Santa Fe, MKT, and
Southern Railway.
Allis Chalmers advanced several
points to new high. International
Hydro Electric IS rose about 3. while
Chesapeake Corp. SIS climbed about 2.
U. S. Governments drifted lower, de-
elines ranging from 1-32nd to 6-32nds
of point.
Evening star., 1936-12-10

Penney q. c. Co.-November sales
were up 4.3 per cent; IL months, up
1876 per cent; November, 1886, sales
were highest for any November in
company's history.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK, December 10 Rl.-NeW
York Security Dealers Association.
Evening star., 1936-12-10
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
NEW YORK. December 10 UP.-New
York Security Dealers Association:
Quotations as of o'clock)

Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.-Company
increased price of kerosene at its
plants to 5 cents q gallon
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
LA AUTORIDAD
DEL ENER 0
CHANG KAI SHEK

Hong Kong, julio 15.-Dos
torpederos Sc pasaron aver a la
escuadra del gobierno de Nan
king, pero los jefes ehinos del
srroeste Sc niegan a reconocer
la autoridad del generalisimo
Chang Kai Shek. En- una pro-
longada session verificada aver,
los directories del gobierno can
tones confiaron ell mando de los
ejercitos del suroeste al gene
raj Chan Chai- Tong, a pesar de
haber sido despedido por ell go
bierno de la provincial de Kwan-
tung.
Los comandantes de los nue.
vos torpederos chinos uno cons
truido en- Italia y otrOs en- In
glaterra, vinieron a este puerto
a realizar reparaciones y anun
ciaron que en- 10 successive obede
rian las 6rdenes del gobierno de
Chang.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
Los partidaros de Townsend quieren
modiicar la Organization
Piden la direction del mOvimiento los
administrators de los Estados

I'm movimiento de oposiei6n a
fusionarse con un tercer parti-
do ha empezado a desarrollarse
por 40 miembros de la delega-
ci6n de Florida, presididos por
B. j. Cohen, de Orlando. La de-
legaci6n de Minnesota inmedia-
tamente Sc unto a la floridana.
La mayor parte de los delega-
dos repiten insistentemente que
su prop6sito es devolver la pros
peridad a la naci6n por medic
de las pensiones de 5000 al mes.
Sc dedicara hoy la session de
aperture a discusses de bienve-
nida, entire ellos uno del alcal-
de Harold B. Burton.
En- ell programa figuran n1-
merOs de canto y mdsica y la
promesa de fidelidad a la ban
dera y ell plan.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
FARNSWORTH MEGA SER ESPIA
DEL GOBIERNO JAPONES
Hace nueve amos Sc lie expulso de la
Marina de Guerra

Washington julio 15.-Neg6
aver los cargos que Sc lie hacen,
de servir de espia a la marina
iaponesa, ell Sr. John Semer
F%arnsworth, extenien.e CONAN
dante de la marina americana,
cuya expulsion fue acordada ha
&c nueve amos por un tribunal
naval. La expulsion Sc hizo en-
tcnces "por conducta escandalo-
Sa".
I'm comisionado federal Sc
hal6 fianza &c $4,000 al acusa-
do, Ell que no ha podido prestar-
la.
j. Edgar Hoover, jefe de los
agentes especiales de la secreta
ria de justicia, dice que estan
siendo es.udiadas todas las ra-
mi icaciones y angulos de la ST.
tuaci6n. Estima Hoover que no
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
REBAJADOS LOS HONQRA-
RIOS DE LOS
DE LAS CONTRADICTIONS
M0ROSAS

FL ayuntamientO, en- la session
celebrada anoche, acord6 reba-
jar los honorarios de los HON :
bres encargados de cobrar las
contribuciones delincuentes, es-
timando que estos Sc han mos =
trade demasiado d6biles con los
ciudadanos morosos.
Ludgo de haberse aprobadO la
moci6n de rebaja, ell CONCEAL Ra
gan solicit6 Sc nombrase una
comisi6n para hacer un estudio
del tfabajO de csc departamentG
e informar en- un periodo de dos
semanas. Raglan manifesto que
algunos de los cobradores ha =
bian llegado a ganar hasta 1915
al mes, sentados en- la casa aXun
tamiento y mandando tarjetitas
a los contribuyentes.
FL CONCEAL Watson eivicamen
te manifest6E ue entire los con-
tribuyentes figuran varios de
los ricos propietarios de Tampa,
0 que parecen serlos
La moci6n Ragan fue desc =
chada.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15

hay relaci6n entire ell case de
Farsworth y la declaratoria de
culpabilidad de Harry t. Thorn
son, de Baltimore, otro exmari-
nc, condenado a Is amos de pre-
side por yender secretos nava-
les a un official japones.
FL exteniente comandante pa
SO la noche en- la carcel del Dis
trio de Columbia, estrechamen
tie vigilado. Horas antes habia
pedido Sc lie remitiera a un hos
pital, por padecer de neuritis.
Los cargos, segGn ell acusado,
son prOductO de la imagination
de los agentes del gobierno fede
raj. Examinado por un medico,
que cpin6 no ser grave su esta-
do, ell prisionero se2uira en- la
carcel hasta que otra cosa Sc re-
suelva por los tribunales fede-
rales.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
MURI0 Ell NIN0 BUCKLEW
DE CEREBRO
ESPINAL

Los doctores McEachern, je-
fe de sandal, y j. T. Cowart,
opinaron en- la manana de hoy
que ell niho Sam w. Bucklew, hi
jo de los esposos Sam Bucklew.
Jr., vecinos de la casa nGmero
2912 de la Gale de Los Ageles,
falleci6 de meningitis cerebro
espinal, ell primer case en- Tam
pa desde ell mes de abril.
Estiman esos medicos ole Sc
trata dc IN case aislado Y que
ell pGblico no tiene motives para
alarmarse.
FL niho, que tenia seis amos,
Sc habia bahado EN- una poceta
local, antes de e~nfermarse, pero
esos medicos opinan que ell ba-
no no tuvo relaci6n alguna con
la enfermedad.
Los sintomas de la meningitis
son dolores de cabeza, alta fie-
bre, dolores en- la espalda y ell
cuello no puede moverse.
FL entierro del nino Sc veri-
fic6 a las dos de la tarde de hoy,
en- ell cementerio de Myrtle Hill.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
Sc REUNlRA LA P U
CION DE
CORTES
Sc prOlongGrG Ell eStGdO
de GLdrmG

Madrid, Julio 15.-Con mott
vo de haber recesado las Cortes
por ocho dias, la Diputaci6n Per
manente Sc reunira hoy para
prorrogar ell estado de alarma
en- toda Espana.
Ell jefe de la Ceda, Sr. Gil Ro
bles, iba a interpelar al gobier-
no sobre ell asesinato de Calvo
Sotelo, cuando Sc orden6 la sus-
pension de las sesiones,
Gil Robes declare aver que
pronunciara su discurso tan
pronto la camara Sc reuna dc
nuevo.
Don Diego Martinez Barrio,
p~residente del Parlamento, int
rrogado sobre ell prop6sito de
Gil Robes de pronunciar csc dis
curse, dijo: Lo hara cuando las
pasiones Sc hayan calmado y Sc
aprecian los successes con mas cor
dura.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15

Cleveland, julio 15.-Cerca de
10000 Delegates Sc preparan a
omar parte en- la segunda con-
venci6n nacional de los Town
sendistas, teniendo la intenci6n
los administrators de los esta-
dos de ejercer ellOs ell dominic
en- lugar de I'm "ciudadano maxi
mo-.
Tratase de lograr que la con-
venci6n nombre un Comite Con-
sultivo Nacional, integrado por
.un miembro de cada estadO.
Ell DR.. Townsend parece de
acuerdo con los planes de los de-
legados, 10 mismo que ell Rev.
Smith, nuevo consejero del doc
tor.
Sc dara a la organization ell
nombre de Townsend Recovery
Plan, Inc, en- lugar del Old Age
Revolving Pensions, Ltd.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
Ell FAsCIsMo Y LA MUJER

Empezaremos mahana a pu-
blicar una serie de a%rticulos
del professor C. Befheri con ell
titulo de "El Fascismo y la Mu
jer".
Los articulos los dedica ell
professor, zen particular, a las.
mujeres de EspaEa, a las qy
dice:
eel fascismo no respeta a la
mujer. La mata, kAencarcesa a,
la Mega erecho Gl
y quier struirle la
marcha haci& emancipa-
Si6n, volviendo a sGmergirla
en- la edad media. Ell fascismo
.es la miseria, la exploitation
patronal Nevada al extreme, ell
militarismo desenfrepado, Ell
triunfO del cora guerra.
fascismO, mujeH Is, es vues-
tro principal enc igO."
La gaceta., 1936-07-15

Sc ha puesto de moda presen-
tar los casos de indulto como &C.
tos monstruosos de la Junta de
Perdones q. preside ell goberna-
dor Sholtz. Ell indulto, concedi-
do a tempo, puede salvar a HON
bres "equivocados" y devolver-
los a su familia Y la sociedad.
Ahora bien, ESQ de indultar a
delincuentes PROFESSIONALS, a
reincidentes, a individuos que
pertenecen al preside o a un
hospital, no encaja dentro de los
fines para que fuera creada la
Junta.
FL indulyo puede salvar al que
delinque por vez primera, al in
jdividu0 capaz de comprender
su error Y enmendarse pero d.
ficilmente reformar a los PAN
dilleros de oficio. a los que han
hecho del crimen I'm medic para
vivir c6modamente y sin traba-
jar.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
LEO WALTERS ABSOLVIO A
L Y RENTTIRA AL
FISCAL LAS PRUEBA EN-
CONTRA DE FRAME

En- ell juicio preliminar veri-
ficado aver en- la corte del juez
de paz Leo Walters Sc compro-
b6 que ell chofeNR. z. Shelton
no habia tenido res sabilidad
en- la muerte de la Sra. Virginia
Campbell Lee, uno De sus pasa-
jeros,sy que, en- cambio, 81 Ia has
bia tenido w. A. Frame, indi-
viduo que guiaba Ell Ntro coche.
Walters orden6 la libertad de
Shelton y sehal6 fianza a Fra =
ne, remitiendo las actuaciones
ell fiscal del condadO, Sr. Allen.
Ia semana pasada un jurado
investigator resolvi6 que Ia Sc
nora habia encontradO Ia muer-
te por deseuido De shelton
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
lie quitar&n poder a Townsend. Indultos a
granel. = Protesta de la Central de Artes y Off
clos. -Palabras de don Adalberto Ramirez y
del Coronel Knight

I'm "dem6crata" reacciona-
rio, Henry L. Breckenridge, di-
jo aver en- Topeka, Kansas, que
vctara por ALT Landon y Frank
Knox.
Nadie esperaba que un indi-
viduo de la "estrechez mental
de Mr.. Breckenridge, un fascis-
Ia encubierto, votase por los
candidates Roosevelt Garner.
Suponemos que ell coronel per
tenece, o debia pertenecer, a la
Liga de la Libertad que "gira"
con los millones de Raskob y Du
Pont.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
NoTA DE PESAME

Una hermana Ge don Joa-
quin Mascunana, dueno de la
imprenta donde Sc publica es-
te peri6dico, nombrada Dona
Dolores Mascunana, falleci6
en- Madrid ell dia 7 de JUNO, a
la edad de 81 amos.
Dona Dolores, que mantenia
constante correspondence con
su hermano, deja a tres hernia
nos, don joaquin; don Ramon,
residente en- New York, y don
Arrelio, residente en- Vigo, Es-
pana.
Damos nuestro mas sincere
pesame a don Joaquin Mascu-
mana, querido amigo %nuestro,
Y a los demas familiares de la
bondadosa desaparecida.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
REBAJO LAS
CLONES Ell G-OBERNADOR


Atlanta, julio 14.-Las coHtri
buciones sobre Ia propiedad
fueron rebajadas aver a tres mi
lesimas por ell goOernador de-
estadO, Eugene Talmadge. FL
ano que menos contribuciones
estataies Sc pagaron en- Georgia
fue en- 1888, cuando baiaron a
215 milesimas, media milesima
menos que las que ACADIA de fl
jar Talmadge.
Cada ciudadano solo pagara
So pOr cada EMIL pesos del valOr
de una prOpiedad- a