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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-10-29

not charge if we mind our own af-
fairs. You and Mr.. Ramill take hold
of that nearest uniform leg and start
off quietly. Don't hurry and don't
run"
The cool certainty of Garth's tone
compelled belief and obedience even
from Hubby. Mr.. Ramill was al
ready reaching up for one of the two
moose legs that had not been pulled
down by the wolves. The engineer
hastily turned to help him. AS they
started off, Garth took the other un-
mangled leg on his shoulder and
sauntered after them.
The grizzly mother had not re-
peated her roar. Had they run or
given any sign of hostility, she
would have charged. AS it was, she
stood, an enormous quivering mass
of curiosity, watching the quiet re-
treat. Her jaws had closed their fe-
rocious joy, and her ears were no
longer flattened back.
Garth's gray eyes twinkled as he
glanced back over his shoulder at
the huge beast. He could not have
asked for a better bugaboo to make
his companions behave. Safe out of
her sight, he told the two to halt and
get the moose leg on a tote-pole.
Hubby at once started to curse him
for not shooting.
go try it yourself" Garth replied,
and when Hubby drew away from
the offered rifle, he nodded approx
al "You are wise not to attack a
she-grizzly with cubs"
Spurred on no doubht by the
knowledge of that gray monster be-
hind him, Mr.. Rani1l managed to
hold up his end of the tote-pole all
the way to camp. There he sank
down, purple-faced, wheeling that
the exertion had killed him.
His daughter sat by the fire brood
ing. Though refreshed by her bath
in the warm pool, she had begun to
feel the craving for drink and to-
bacco. She had done little stitching
on the moccasins. But she livened to
Mortified alertness when Huxby told
about the grizzly.
Garth forestalled an outburst of
Mysteries keep COOL The old lady
will let us alone if we keep clear of
her cubs. Keep up the fire, and she
will shy clear of you. She doesn't
fancy fire. Burnt her paws trying to
rob me of roasting porcupine."
A look at the gold pan showed
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-10-29
BURIES. SELF BECAUSE
OF HIS DISAPPOINTMENT

ALLAHABAD, Oct. TIA religi-
Gus mendicant of Lucknow wanted
to build temple. Unfortunately, he
selected site belonging to Lucknow
municipality and they told him they
needed the ground for something
else.
Despite this, the beggar started to
build his temple. He was prosecuted.
Disillusioned, he went back to the
spot, dug a grave-and entombed
himself. He was dead when he was
pulled out.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-10-29
ANSWERS TO PUZZLE.
Dots: Bull.

Dots: Bull.
&c" objects: cuffs, clothing,
clothesline, clothespins, cement, con-
struction, caller, cat, coat, can, cart,
chimney.
Letter Words: City; State; County;
Borough; District.
Goofygraph: Pumpkin with one
triangle eye and one round eye;
carrot for nose; smoking pipe; no
handle holding up pumpkin; ak off
chopping book; barn unfinished; adj
dition wrong, cow with spectacles;
hat on pumpkin.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-30
Garage Workers Strike

New York City GLNs) About
1000 service employees Of 1,2o0
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-30
COMMITTEE
Appointed to Confer With
CIO

Washington, d. G. (ILNS) Presi-
dent Green, of the American Fedora
tion of Labor, has appointed George
NJ. Harrison, president Of the Brother
hood Of Railway Clerks, Felix knight,
president Of the Brotherhood of Rail
way Carmen of America, and Matthew
VOL, Of the International Photo
Engravers Union, as subcommittee
of three to meet with similar COM
mittee from the committee for indus
trial organization, and explore the
possibilities of peace
John H. Lewis, however, has said
that he will not go into conference
until the expulsion Of the Go unions
is rescinded, and they are allowed to
come to the next A. F. of L. conven-
tion with full voting rights.
Announcement of the appointment
Of the committee was made following
a session Of the A. r. of L. executive
council, at which Max zaritsky, pres
ident of the United Hatters, Cap and
Millinery Workers international I'm
ion, appeared 70 explain and amplify
the peace proposals made by his union
in its. recent New York convention.
AT the same session of tie council.
representatives of various unions in
yolved in tbe strike of editorial work.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-30
Public Owned Coal Industry
Urged by British Laborites

The executive committee Of the
British labor party included govern
ment ownership Of the coal industry in
its recommendations to the thirty
sixth annual party conference in
Edinburgh, Scotland.
The report on the ciol industry
The report on the coal industry
under public ownership, and British
corporation, working solely in the pub
lie interest, should be responsible for
its proper direction and efficient man
agement.
The executive committee also de
plored the maInutrition which it al
legged is prevalent in Great Britain
and urged the party to take steps at.
once to supply milk to children both
in and out Of school, and to expectant
and nursing mothers.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-30
HITLER'S ALLY
HERE
Urges u. S. Nazis to Back
LandOn

New York City (ILNS) Chancellor
Adolf Hitler wants the Nazis in
America to vote for Landon
Fritz Kuhn, tfuehrer' Of the Ger
man-American Bund, printed a proc
lamation in the German Nazi weekly,
the "Deutscher Weckruf und Beobach-
ter German Call and Observer, !,
saying that Americans will
find it to their benefit" to support
Landon.
in this campaign, the question
arises whether the present adninistra-
ton, in its trend toward the left will
lead the nation into united commu-
mist front and subsequent chaos de-
clares this proclamation
We hope, with the election of Lam
don, to create friendly understand
ing between cur adopted country and
Germany, our native land"
Circumstances clinch this astound-
ing proclamation straight to Hitler
Kuhn has just come back from Ger
many, whore he conferred with Hit
Ter. Before going to Germany, Kuhn
had promised the support of the bund
to Lemke. When he came back, he
issued the proclamation calling on the
bund to vote for Landon, and telling
them that for the first time they have
an opportunity to help elect a presi-
dent Of the United States by voting
as unit
Kuhn is reported to have gone to
Detroit to organize a speakers bu-
reau for the Bund- -for-Landon cam
paign. The German-American Bund
claims $4,000 members.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-30
Pacific Coast Maritime I'm
ions to Vote on Strike

San Francisco (ILNs) Pacific
coast maritime unions have asked
their members to vote on a proposal
to authorize a coastwide waterfront
strike beginning Thursday midnight
October %.
The joint negotiating committee for
the unions has challenged authority
Of the national maritime commission
to declare a permanent truce in cur
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-30

In 1929 the total national income
was over so billion dollars
There never was that much money,
of all kinds, put together, in the coun-
try
SO that if these folks with millions
of dollars Of income got scared
And all of them wanted their an
nual dividends in cash all at once
All they could get would be some
checks, or bank drafts
Or perhaps some government bonds
counted out by tens Of thousands
And all these checks and things
would be really good
Only if and when they could get
some bread and meat and clothes and
house rent
For the folks that happened to own
the checks and drafts and bonds
Providing. somebody who had the
bread and meat was willing to sell it
Some centuries ago in Spain, there
was a famine, so-called
The best farmers and mechanics had
been driven out or killed
Those We're the Moors, descendants
Of ancient Mohammedans in Spain
With those workers gone, the bread
supply in Madrid became pretty
short
The king had to send his mobiles out
into the country with soldiers
Compelling the farmers to give up
their bread and meat
So that the king and his friends
could have something to eat
That was the condition then. in the
dividing up Of food
Similar things have happened since,
n other lands. with the parties re-
versed
And that IS the important thing
about dividing up
TO see that everybody has the
things they really need, to live
Money, currency, bonds, are only
tokens Of a claim on real necessities
They are the means Of controlling
but sometimes that control breaks
down
When human life becomes more inn
portant than pieces Of printed paper
When some one needs bread to eat,
and cannot chew his gold
Then i is, that dividing up" be-
comes a real issue.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-30

rent employer-worker contract con
troversies.
The committee announced the un-
ions will begin a referendum to au
thorize a strike in order TO avoid
tie-up through spontaneous action by
our membership.
IN telegrams to President Roosevelt
and the commission, the committee
said the commission had caused great
unrest among the workers through
its participation in negotiations be
tween shipowners and dock and ship
board employees.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-30
PUBLISHING co. ASKED
FOR UNION RECOGNITION

Ottawa (ILNs)-A a delegation from
the printing trades asked the annual
of the United Church Of
Canada for union recognition in the
United Church Publishing House at
Toronto. DR. w b. Creighton, editor
Of publications, admitted the house
had been non union since 1921. Consid-
GRAFTON Of the request was promised.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-30

Brooklyn garages struck for higher
wages and shorter hours.
Following failure of negotiations
between union officials the strike was
called by the Garage Workers and
Polishers Union, which asks $50
a week minimum wage for floor men
and $35 a week for car washers.
A AZ hour week in place Of the pre-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-30
Truths Pondered While
Riding at
Anchor
Then gently scan
your brother man
Then gently scan
your brother man.
BY Mr.. Modestus-

Some folks are still quite "het up
over what they call dividing up
If they have the railroads in mind,
they can quit worrying
So far as / am concerned, and most
of my friends
We don't care about any grab-bag
distribution of transportation outfits
Too much chance of getting one Of
those ob-so-lesc-ent power plants
None of us have time to be playing
with piece Of railroad, anyway
That goes for steel plants, shoe
factories, and slaughter houses, too
In Spain, dividing up the land is a
live question
Just like it was in Russia, twenty
years ago
But Americas land was mostly di-
vided up under the homestead laws
You can still get a quarter section
by taking it
If you can stand distances and ele-
vations-
And can pry the information about
where it is out of some surveyor
Even in England, they are getting
over their scare about land division
Anyhow, you can raise crops with
out so much land, nowadays
Go ask the scientists about raising
corn or tomatoes in a water tank
OF course-if you just want to get
by yourself, off alone
That is something else yet again
This dividing up, that is nothing
new
1t is going on all the time, in this
country
But nobody is quite satisfied with
the way it is being done
For the only thing worth dividing
up, after all, is the national income
That is what the fuss is all about
Just understanding that to be the
fact clarifies the whole business
The national income is mostly
measured in dollars, Of course
But the thing that Is being meas
ured is the result of national labor
These incomes in the upper brack-
cts, are not really that much money
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-30
CHAIN STORE WORKERS STRIKE

San Diego, Calf fILNs) Union
butchers and tean1sters walked out
on October II at 65 San Diego chain
grocery stores in a strike which la
Dor leaders said may extend to the
entire Pacific coast and involve ware
housement and longshoremen. The
strike was called simultaneously in
San Pedro
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-30
80 Patronize Hamilton Industries gg
HOW MODEnEI
WOMEN LOSE
FAT SAFELY
Gain Physical Vigor = Youthful
ness With Clear Skin and Viva
cious Eyes That Sparkle With
Glorious Health

Here's the recipe that banishes fat
and brings out all the natural attrac-
tiveness that every woman possesses.
Every morning take one .half tea
spoonful of Kruschen Salts in a glass
Of hot water before breakfast cut
down on pastry and fatty meats go
light on potatoes, butter, cream and
sugar in 4 weeks get on the scales
and note how many pounds OF fat
have vanished. Notice also that you
have gained in energy your skin is
clearer you feel younger in body
Kruschen will give you joyous
surprise.
Get a bottle of Kruschen Salts -the
cost is tritling and it lasts weeks. II
you don't feel a superb improvement in
health SO gloriously energetic vigor-
ously alive your money gl#dly returnd.
NOTE-Many people find that the
only dict change necessary while tax
ing kruschen regularly is TO EAT
&C
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1936-10-30

When anger comes N at the door.
,olSdon leaps olu Of the wia1doio
NOVEMBER
e., 5-Rogers makes first air
e4Sos flight across continent 40
-- days. 1911.
aN. ~, 6 - John Phillip Sousa. grea,
band leader. born. 1854.
General Harrison ticks In.
--r>s1 dams on Tippecanoe Riv.
er. 1871
q Il conqueror cortez reaches
Mexico City. 1919
Cincinnati Sentinel. first
S.se,T"S,ssesSs western newspaper. starts
publication 1898
szersa7ssN 10 Queens College. now Rus-
gers. sets charter. i76o
"a II United States monunen,
10 Unknown Soldier dedi.
- Gated 1921 ewM
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
AHORA Sc DICE QUE Ell
DIR. THORPE Sc Case CON
LILLIAN LAWSON ANTES
DE ESTAR DIVORCIADO DE
MARY ASTOR

Ell famOso litigio entire la &C.
.riz Mary Aston y el DIR. Frank.
lyn Thorpe, por la custodia de
una hija de ambos, Marylyn, de
4 amos, ha tenido repercusiones
en- Tampa.
La actriz sostiene ahora que
al Doctor Sc case con Lillian Law
son Miles, en- la Florida, antes
de divorciarse de ella.
Los abOgados de la actriz in
terrogaran a varias personals en-
Tampa, entire elias las siguien-
tes: DIR. William M. Rowlett,
G. C. Rankin, Joe Carter, Ro-
bert O'Neal, Bert Carter, Mae
Cross y Howard Smith.
Representa- a la actriz ell abo-
gado Jose E. Williams, fiscal E.
lecto, y al DR.. Thorpe ell letradO
Ricardo Morales.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
INGRAM ACTUARA TAN
PRONTO RECIBA COPIA.
CE3PTIFICADA E A
CUERDO DEL AYUNTA-
MIENTO

Ell director de la WPA en- es-
&c distrito, Sr. Frank P. In
gram, manifesto hoy que tar
prcntO reciba una copia certifi.
cada del acuerdo tornado anoch5
por ell a~yuntamiento, cancelan-
do ell contrato con la Pan Anne
rican Always, informara al 60
6ierno de mOdO que puedan con-
.inuar las obras en- ell aerodro-
mo Peter o. Knight.
AdOpt6 ell ayuntamiento una
enmienda recomendada por Mr..
Ingram en- ell sentido de que el
2obierno quiere la seguridad de
que ell aerOdromo, en- ell future,
sera Operado para beneficio del
pGblico no de una empresa par
ticular.
Como la WPA no trabaja los
viernes y sabados esp6rase one
las asignaciones para trabajo Sc
haran la semana qeu viene.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
DISUELTO Ell
TO DE GRECIA
MetdGGs .declGr6 hog la
Ley MGrcidL

Atenas, agosto 5.-Una die
adura temporal qued6 estable-
ida aqui con permiso del rey
Jorge ii, con ell fin de evitar,
'egGn ell gObierno, una sangrien
! a huelga general provocada por
los comunistas .
John Metaxas, ell primer mi
nis.ro, Sc hizo cargo de todOs los
asuntos civiles, disolvi6 la ca
mara de diputados, decret6 la
ley marcial e Impulse una rigida
censrra Las elecciones para
una 'nueva camara Sc efectua-
ran cuando la situaci6n Sc esta-
bilice.
Barrie la disoluci6n del par
lamen o al grupo de Ia dipu.
tados comunistas que teIia en-
sus RSss ell balance del plder
enJee los venicelis.as y anfve-
nJeelistas.
Precipit6 la acci6n de Meta
'zas IA Proposition de los gre
mik de izquierda en- favOf de la
hue ga general, como protes!a
contra la ley de salaries mini
mos Y la que impone como obli-
gatorio ell arbitraje en- les pros
blemas del trabajo.
En- horas de la tarde Ia tran
qufffdad era compteta en- Ate
mas y ell PireO.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
Sc AUTORIzO AL A
PARA SOLDITAR LA A
PROBAOION DE NUEVOS
~PROYECTOS

En- la session celebrada anoche
por ell ayUntamiento Sc acord6
autorizar al alcalde Chancey pa
"a que solicite la aprobaci6n de
cinco nuevos proyectos de la
WPA, cue son. Repavimenta-
zion de la avenida Nebraska
desde Columbus a Lake; paw
mentar la avenida Willow des-
de Grand Central a Swami; re-
pavimentar y pin,ar ell puente
de la avenida de Michigan; re-
Eenar y ~pavimentar la avenida
Columbia desde Lincoln a Ha-
loana, y construir un hospital
para personas de la raza negra.
Pas6 al comite de re~laciones
pGblicas una communication del
abogado consultor McMullen re-
comendando que una manzada
de la sesci6n sureste de la par
celia Benjamin Sc Gamble por
una manzana propiedad de la
Polk Co., de Haines City.
Pidi6 ell CONCEAL Watson que
se informe sobre la legalidad del
hecho de que la secretaria del
alcalde cobre por ell departamen
20 &c acueducto, en- ell cual no
presto sus servicios.
Pas6 Ell ayuntamiento por en-
ina de I'm veto del alcalde a IA
1rdenanza que ordenaba cerrar
IN callej6n entire las Gales 10 y
II, que afecta a las avenidas FL
= %.
Qued6 aprobada una moci6n
autorizando la venta de Is mu-
'os y carretones de recoger Ia
5asura.
La ciudad ha comprado una
naquina de barrer, descartan-
10 ell trabajo de mas de 80 per-
Sonas.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
Sc HA DADO A LEWIS UN
PLAzO DE 80 DIAS PARA
QUE Sc "RINDA"

Washin:tol agosto 5.-Una
maycria de los Is vicepresiden-
ties de la Fedora ion Americans
del Trabajo ha tornado ell acuer-
do de suspender al grupo repre-
sentado por Johon L. Lewis 81
no Sc aviene a condolences en- un
termino de 80 dias.
Los vicepresiden.es daran a
conocer hoy su decision, esti-
pulando que las uniones que apo
gan a Lewis seran suspendidas,
len, 70 de la Federation, 81 no
1isuelven su llamado Comite IT.
dustrial.
Aparece como acusador de las
lniones que representa- a $500
COO obreros, ell DIR. John P.
Frey, amigo que fu6 de Samuel
Gompers y jefe de los metaIdr-
gi:os de la naci6n.
Los a%rgumentos ~nrestros, di-
jo Frey, SON irrebatibles, ccnI
tundentes.
Ell presiden,e Green, que pre-
side la reunion de los vicepresi-
denies, dice que no Sc habl6 dc
expulsion.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
Franco recibio la vista del comandante
de I'm acorazado "Nazi"
Pide Ell Gobierno faccioso de Burgos que
Estados Unidos lie ~reconozca
LEGO a San Rafael la avanzada de la columna
del General Riquelme

y reanudara ell servicio de ire /.
mes por Alcazar de San Juan g
Valencia Y la costa de Barcelo-
ma.
Armenia ell optimismo en- las
filas de los combatientes. Man
tienen su avance las Columns
leales integradas por soldados,
milicias y paisanOs.
Sc mantiene ell gobierno due :
no de la situaci6n, aunque los re
beldes siguen propalando falsas
noticias.
La moral y ell entusiasmo de
los soldados de la Rep1blica es
digna de toda admiration. Bajo
ell mando del coronel Jimenez la
columna de Somosierra lego
hasta Sigienza.
Por momentos sc agrava la
sitraci6n en- perjuicio de los re-
beldes y en- beneficio de la Re-
p1blica y ell pueblo.
Centenares de adhesiOnes So
han recibido de differences PAT
ses, 10 que prueba que la RepG-
blica tiene a su favor la opinion
universal.
Los aviones leales bombardea
ron de nuevo a Zaragoza. Ell 60
bierno faccioso de Burgos Sc ha
dirigido al gobierno de los Esta-
dos Unidos pidiendole ser reco-
nocido.
La misma petici6n Sc ha he :
cho a otros paises.
Contin1a tramitandose ell pro
ceso contra ell general Fanjul,
TN traidor, Y ell coronel Cutie :
rrez. militares que sublevaron q
una parte de la guarnici6n de
Madrid, siendo d~err0tados.
Ell Sindicato Frances de pro-
fesores remiti6 aver un donati-
vo de 10000 frances.
Hablaron en- Ell Ateneo de Ma
drid, describiendo las atrocida-
des del fascismo, cuatro escrito
res de Checoeslovaquia.
FL Consejo de Ministries rati-
fic6 aver ell acuerdo de que ell
obierno Sc incaute de las indus
trias abandonadas por sus due
nos.
La avanzada de la columna
del coronel RiQuelme ha llegadc
a San Rafael, de donde huyeron
los rebeldes.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05

Madrid, Agosto Sci conan
dante y los oficiales del acOra-
zado aleman de bolsillo Deustch
land desembarcaron aver en-
Ceuta y visitaron al general
Franco, jefe de los facciosos. Pc
20 despues Franco anunciaba
lie esos oficiales lie habian visi-
ado y que, ademas, cuenta aho-
ra CO nnueve aeroplanos llega-
dos de Italia.
Coincidiendo con esa noticia
lei campo rebelde, ell jefe fac a
ioso de Burgos probes 6 por Ia
radio de que Sc haya usado un
2eroplano extranjero para bonn
)ardear un. !ren de los fascistas
IN Amanda del Duero. No men4
,iona csc jefe la nacionalidad
lei aparato motive de SUI protes
ia.
Comunican de Bayona que
uando ell crucero rebelde Cerve
a bombardeaba aver de nuevo d
lion, Sc lie comunic6 que de per
istir en- ell bombardeo los socia,
istas y comunistas matarian a
os derechistas prisioneros.
Los proyectiles del crucero ha
ian producido la muerte a mu-
has personas del elementos ci-
I'll. Ell crucero Sc retro.
Una noticia de Lisboa da cuen
"a de que va han entrado en- ES-
pana, por Barcelona, miles de
yoluntarios frances, italianos
Y alemanes que desean defen :
Ter ell gobierno del Frente Po-
pular contra ell fascismo.
Aver ell gobierno de Inglate-
ira contest6 al de Paris dicien :
1ole que acceptable ell pacto de
2eutralidad, pero a condici6n de
lue Italia 10 firmase tambien.
Han llegado a Madrid miles
lie milicianos de Valencia, Ali :
cante y Castell6n de la Plana.
Los milicianos catalanes ataca-
ron aver a Huesca, cuya cafds
Sc considera inminente.
Hablando aver por la Radio,
ell primer ministro, don Jose Gi-
raj, dijo que Ell dia del lunes ha-
bia sidO terrible para los rebel
des.
Ell gObierno Sc incaut6 de o.
tras empresas de ferrocarrileS
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
Programs de Radio

Esta nOche, a las ocho, por la
astaci6n WDAE y cadena Co
lumbia Sc ORA ell famoso progra
ma de los cigarrillos Chester
field, con la orquesta de Andres
Kos. elanetz, ell novio de Lily
2ons, cantante y coro.
Sc oiran por la WDAE, en-
ire las Z y las II, los siguientes
programs: La familia de un
hombre, Dick Murphy y orques-
ia, Burns y Allen; ell pandillaje
con Phil Lord, de las 9 a las
$50; Marcia del Tempo, tenor
Shannon, orquesta de Reisman,
Clyde Lucas, Jan CARRIER Y Ber-
ME Cummins.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
D LAS CASAS DE JUE-
GO Sc ANOCHE
Obr6 Ell miIcgro un teLegrGmG
del GoberMdor Sholtz

Anoche cerraron srs puertas
odas las casaS de juego de Tam
pa. como resultado Immediate,
segGn Sc dice, de un telegrams
,ue ell gobernador Sholtz envia
"a al sheriff del condado, Sr. Nc
Iced.
Los encargados de las casas
de judo cumplieron la orden
sin comentarla, porque va estan
a~costumbrados a esa clase de
Crisis.
Hardee denunci6 aver las ca
sas de jUego reabiertas, ante ell
gobernador, y dijo que la bolita
V la loteria Sc tiraban con re-
gularidad.
FL exfis:al dice que los juga-
lores han venido intrigando en-
81 contra y que el merece ser
ropuesto en- ell cargo que venia
1esempenando.
AL recibir ell telegrama de-
gobernador, ell sheriff dijo que
habia mandado diputados al Ca
fe OLYMPIA y ell Lincoln Club,
pero ALI no jugaba nadie.
No quiso ell ST.. Mcleod hacer
concentrates sobre ell telegrama
Y ell juego.
La gaceta., 1936-08-05
La rOmertd del
Centre AStu7IGnO

Centre ASturiGnO
En- la gran romeria de la So
ciedad Centre Asturiano, que Sc
verificara ell domingo 80 de a.
gosto, tocaran las orquestas dc
Manuel Sanchez, completa, y La
Tropical.
Mano ha ofrecido un progra-
ma de primer orden, a base de
las mas nuevas pleas america
mas.
FL "Currito', que administra
'tLa Tropical, estrenara pleas
que ha mandado a buscar de la
Habana y Espaia.
Las comisiones que intervie-
men en- la fiesta trAbajan sin des
canso.
va dijimos que auspicia la ro-
meria la popular Secci6n de In
tereses.