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Sc han mandado refuerzos a las tropas
eaIes que combaten en- Guadaram;
Pusieron en- libertad a Angel Pestana, los
militares rebeldes de Catalina
Los que tvatan de imitar a Napoleon prueban
de nuevo ell valor y heroismo del pueblo espanol'

Madrid, julio 24.-Los eier-
citos liberales combaten hey cen
los fascistas por ell dominic del
paso de Guadarrama. La bata-
la sc remove a las cinco de la
manana. Ell ataque ha sido Ian
zado por las tropas rebeldes. a.
aquse que aver fue bloDueado
por la artilleria leal, la infante-
ria y los aeroplanos. Anunci6 a
yer ell gobierno que habia CANA
10 una victoria en- Guadarrama,
uno de los puntos estrat6l icos
lie los alrededores de la capital
porque controla ell abastecimien
o de agra. La artilleria entr6
de nuevo en- acci6n, en- horas de
a madrugada, 10 que prueba
Iue ninguna de las dos parties
Ia ganado terreno.
Camiones llevando vituallas
7 municiones han salido de esta
apital. Tambien Sc mandaron,
iurante la noche, refuerzos de
yuardia de asalto y guardia CT
Ill. La divisa de las tropas lea
les es: Adelante, camaradas.
Los rebeldes pusieron aver en-
liber,ad al lider sindicalista An
gel PeStana, a Quien habian he
cho prisionero. Pestana dijo:
-Cruzaba la plaza de Catalina
cuando los soldados me arres-
taron. 70 pense que NADIA amor
NAL %ocurria, porque no habia OIL
disparos. Cuando pasabamos
por la Gale de Balmesm, OF que
I'm captain decia a otFos oficia-
les: va hemos cogido a uno. Sc
lie llev6 a las BARRACKS del ejer-
cito Y Sc lie trato con mucha
consideration. Ell coronel del re
gimienoo me dijd: "Vamos a
rendirnos en- vista de que ell mo-
vimiento Sc ha derrumbado: te-
hemos provisiones para ocho
dias, pero preferimos rendir-
Hallandome en- los cuarteleS
encontrs con I'm Official que
me habia defendido en- I'm con-
sejo de guerra, hace algunos
amos. Entonces fui absuelto.
Nos hicimos buenos amigos y 70
lie di las gracias, una vez mas,
por la defensa que me habia he
Hablando anoche por la Ra-
dio, ell presidente Azana mani
fest6: "Esos que tratan de imi-
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PARA HOY ESTA SENALA-
DA LA DE A.
CABRERA

81 nc Sc aplaza de nuevo ell
cUmplimiento de la sentencia, a
la una de tarde de hoy morira
en- la horca, en- la prision de San
Quintin, California, ell tampeno
Antonio Cabrera, de q amos,
condenado a muerte por ell ase-
sina5o de su novia, Alberta
Smith.
La semana pasada la corte
sUprema de California Sc nero a
conceder la revision de la sem
tencia, que ell abcgado defensor
del j6ven hubo de solicitar.
Ell gobarnador Merriam lie
concedi6 un aplazamiento de 80
dias, que va sc han cumplido.
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LOS BUQUES DE GUERRA
NGLESES TIRARoN SoBRE
AEROPLANOS REBELDES
I'm aerOplano atac6 delibera.
damente q un vapor ingles

Gibraltar, Julio 24.-Tres
barcos de guerra de la Gran
Bretana hicieron aver uso de
su artilleria contra aeroplanos
de los rebeldes que dejaron
caer bombas en- lugares peli
grosos para buQues de la es-
cuadra y sobre un vapor mer-
cante, ell "Chital." Los barcos
que hicieron los disparos Sc
nombran Shamrock, Wild Y
Whitehall. La artilleria ingle-
sa, en- 10 successive, hara fuego
sobre los aeroplanos que vue-
len sobre ell Pen6n. FL CONAN
dante del Wild Swan dijo que
un aeroplano, deliberadamen
te, lanz6 bombas sobre ell "Chi
tai" teniendo Ell que contestar
con la artilleria antiaerea.
Francisco Franco, jefe de
los rebeldes de Marruecos, re
plic6 satisfactoriamente a una
nota de p~rotesta que Sc lie man
do, Complete seguridad Sc die
por los commentaries de los bu-
Iques espanoles, despues de la
protesta.
La gaceta., 1936-07-24
JULIO CESAR TRUJILLO
Y ACOSTA

En- la carta que aver publica-
mos del Sr. Alberto Inocencid
Alvarez, secretario del Partido
Revclrcionario Cubano, aparece
en- Ell 0oigrafe ell nombre de Jul
iio Cesar y Aos a, cuando poI
error debi6 aparecer ell nombre
al como fuera escrito Julio Ce-
sar Truiillo y Acosta.
Va saben nuestros lectores
que ell DR.. Julio Cesar TrujiLlo,
que pas6 varios meses en- Tam-
"a, ha sido expulsado del parti-
do Revolucionario (Autenticosl
por haber pronuncado varos DIS
cursos, hace pocos dfas, en- eloA
gio de Fulgencio Batista.
Queda saIvada la omission de
uno de los apellidos.
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Mitn en- favor de la Ebetadd de Mooney Billings
Patrocinan ell acto varias c~olectividades

IEl venidero lunes, dia 81, Sc
.!e3rara un mitin en- ell Centric
Obrero de Ybor City para pro-
tsstar de que sigan presses en-
San Quintin, California, dos
hombres inocentes, dos trabaja-
]ores victimas de sus ideales,
Tom Mooney y Warren Bill
.ngs.
Pa .rocinan ell acto ell Comite
yonsuitivc Conjynto, la asam-
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La Aorupdci6n BeneficG y
No,Jto ,,,oI del Honfro ObreTO

La AgTWpdc1oH DeHeJVU
Cultural del Centre Obrero
Manda esa agrupaci6n una
carta a nuestro director, en- la
cual lie dice: En- Junta Directi-
va ceiebrada por esta Agrupa-
ci6n Sc acord6 citar a listed en-
compania de los representatives
de los otros peri6dicos latinos,
con ell objeto de tener una entre-
vista ell domingo &c, a las IL 80
de la manana, con una comisior
de esta Directiva para que So
bre ell terreno, ustedes, que nun
ca Sc han negado a cooperar en-
favor de las buenas causas, sc
percaten de nuestras necesida-
des y puedan de esa manera a
yudarnos en- nuestros PROPOSE
tos, cue son mobiles y de gran ne
cesidad. 81 otro particular, es-
perando ser complacido, sabe lie
distingUe y lie aprecia.
(Fdo.) Alexandra QWeIGn.
Puede ell Centric Obrero con-
tar con nuestra cooperation, CO
mo Sc la dimos cuando hacia fal
ia completar los Gltimos pages
del edificio, y antes tambien.
La gaceta., 1936-07-24
FUNCION DE LOS EMIGR[A-
DOS REVOLUCIONARIQS
CUBANOS

Ell pr6ximo domingo, dfa 26.
la Association de Emigrados Re
volucionarios Cubanos celebra :
"a una function en- ell teatro del
Circulo Cubano.
Sera representada por Chela
MARTINEZ, Manolita Leon, Matil-
de Lopez, Manuel Garcia, Saliva
dor Toledo, Serafin Rodriguez,
Andres Espolita, Byron Leon u
Jerry Lopez, la obra brfa cuba
ma eel Condo de Mi Puchun :
CO." parodia del "Conde de Lu.
xemburgo."
Costara la entrada rs centa.
vos. Johnny MARTINEZ y Manue-
lita Leon tomaran parte en- un
acto de variedades.
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~VAlCACIONES PARA LOS
~TRABAJADORES DEL Ia
BACO

La American Tobacco Co..
anunci6 aver en- New York que
piensa dar a los obreros de la
industrial tabacalera, todos los
amos, vacaciones con paga.
Les obreros que trabajan por
horas recibiran ell jornal de una
semana.
Mas de $4,000, obreros que
daran beneficiados con esta nue.
va norma.
Para tener derecho al descan-
so y la paga ell trabajador ha
de llevar mas de I'm ano traba-
jando con la compa1ia.
La gaceta., 1936-07-24
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

En,raron aver las siguienteo
embarcaciones: Antonous, De-
lisla, ell vapor italiano Ida y la
goleta inglesa H. S. Albert II.
Partieron los vapores SatocoJ
Elizabeth, Hilton, Gcantic, Nor
vangen y la goleta Frank A.
Carey.
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blea de Artes y Oficios, Ia Aso-
ciaci6n de DesempIeados, ell Par
lido Socialista y la Juventud So.
cialista, la Defensa Internacio-
nal Obrera Y ell May Club.
Delegates de esas coleetivida-
des pronunciaran cortos discur-
SOS d~escribiendo la injus.a con-
dena y ell martirio de 20 amos de
prisi6n.
Miles de trabajadores assist
ran a esa reunion.
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N0TAS SOCIAIES .

va h5 Noon lo% ha sido contra
.ado por los enthusiasts j6venes
miemtros que preside ell DR.. Ru-
ben Moreno.
A construir una casa club pa
ra muchachos deportisSas lati-
nos sc destinara ell diner oque Sc
recaUde.
La obra tendra parecido con
la que ell Club Rotario viene ce-
lsbrando en- West Tampa.
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La Convenci6n de Ia Orden

La COnvenci6n de Ia Orden
CGbGLIerO de Ia Lax
La convention de Ia orden
5aballero de la Luz Sc verifica-
"a en- la Habana, segIn las no
ticias fidedignas que tenemos,
los %, 20, 80 Y 81 de este mes.
Ell domingo embarcara en-
Port Tampa la representation
de las logias de esta ciudad.
Las sesiones sc verificaran en-
la sala de la Logia Habana, en-
Santos Suarez.
La gaceta., 1936-07-24

Los preparations de una fiesta
Las comisiones nombradas
para lograr ell exito monetario y
social con 81 bale del dfa 8 de
Agosto, en- la sala del Convent9
San Jose, siguen trabajando sin
descanso.
Ese bale empezara a las 10
de la noche y terminara en- no.
ras de la madrugada.
Aguardamos nuevos datos de
la comisi6n organizadora.
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tar a Napoleon han Observable ell
valGr inconmovibla del pueblo
aspanol, descendientes- de aque-
los que Sc opusieron a Napo-
,e6n con ell mismo valor y he
roismo de hoy. Los Rebeldes
van cayendo, porque ellos saben
que los poderes Constitutes no
les yrdaran".
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u r Ell SUEGRO DE BA-
Vista

Habana, julio 24.--Falleci6
aver ell Sr. Goginez, suegro del
coronel Batista, en- su domicilio
de Rancho Boyeros. CentenareS
de personals desfilaron por la ca
sa del anciano.
Hoy Sc verificara ell sepelio
saliendo de la casa Prim esqui-
ma a l hasta ell cementerio de
Colon.
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De Viaje

De Viaje
Sa.dran maAana &c viaJe, pa
ra New York, los distinguidos
esposos Abe Mas, tan conoci-
dos en- nuestros circulos socia-
les.
Visitaran Alemania, Holanda
y Suiza.
Que les sean gratas sus vaca-
clones en- la vieja Europa.
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"Imz ., Yen.dnd0

"Laz y VerdGd"
Hemos recibido un ejemplar
de esta .revista, que Sc publica,
por la Orden Caballero de la
Luz, en- Ia capital cubana.
Anuncia la pr6xima gran con-
venci6n que en- Cuba celebrara
esa Orden.
Agradecemos la cortesia.
La gaceta., 1936-07-24
La i1tntn del Centre

La jantG del Centre
Es a noche celebrara junta
general ell Centre Espahol para
discutir ell asunto de la recons-
trucci6n de la sala de bale.
Presidira don Ramon Fernan
dez Rey, actuando ell s~ecretario
Fermin Souto.
Los pianos de la sala de bale
han sido va aprobados por la
junta d~irectiva, pero la junta
general tendra que s%ancionar ell
acuerdo.
La gaceta., 1936-07-24

La excursion de Jos OptimistGs
Extraordinaria resultara la
excursion que ell Club Optimista
celebrara ell dia 8 de agOsto, a
beneficio de una buena obra. Ell
La gaceta., 1936-07-24
La fiesta del

Ia JteSLu USt
Centre Asturiano
Esperamos detalles de la gran
fiesta que ell Centre Asturiano
celebrara, en- la finca Nistal, a
mediados de agosto, Las conf
stones sigren sus trabajos con
ell mayor entusiasmo.
Sin duda alguna que sera otro
gran exito para la prestigiosa
sociedad mutualista.
Todas las fiestas del Centre
Asturiano en- NisRal han sido
del agrado del p1blico. I'm lrgar
precioso, juno al rio.
Evening star., 1936-10-05
ACID stomach?

stomach-try Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets. They are compounded especially to
neutralize excess acidity-often relieving
distress within minutes. Try them your.
self. Get a package from your druggist
today. Non-habit forming. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money back.
Evening star., 1936-10-05

Argentina has greatly increased its
peanut production this year.
Evening star., 1936-10-05
Michigan Boulevard Bans Cars
For Horse and Buggy Parade
n the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. October 5.-The horse
and buggy days Of the gay '90s came
back to Chicago yesterday-for an
hour.
Michigan Boulevard-one OF the
more famous of this metropolis many
streets-was the scene Of this ana
chronistic turn Of events, arranged by
Chicago business men in celebration Of
10 years Of progress along the thor
oughfare.
Promptly at 2:30 pm. long section
OF the boulevard once lined by the
residences Of aristocrats but now the
home of . long line of towering sky
scrapers, was turned over TO the
vehicles Of yesteryear.
Meanwhile the faSt-moving motor
vehicles of the machine age-cabs.
buses and limousines-were ruled on
the street when "Boul Mich" as 1t Is
sometimes called, turned back the
Evening star., 1936-10-05
FARMER, SHOT IN SIEGE
At SALE, SUccUMBS
-Four Others Wounded, One Fa-
tally, in Gun Battle Staged
In Pennsylvania.

~ ths AssOeihtso FIesss
WEST CHESTER, Pa. October S.
Pratt Duttoa. 60-year-old farmer. died
yesterday from q bullet wound re-.
ceived during police siege OF his barn
Evening star., 1936-10-05
FATAL ACCIDENTS
11Q,O[OTH YEAR
Safety Council Statistics
Expected to Show In
crease Of 10000.
Nv the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., October .:
-Accidental deaths In the United
states will total about 10000 tor
1886. the National Safety Counchs
statistical Bureau calculated To-Day u
the opening Of the Twenty-ffth Ma
tional Safety Conference.
This would be 10000 more than
last years death toll, and 5000 ABOVE
the previous high figure, reached IN
1884, the bureau reported to the thou
sands of industrial and trafnc ensi-
neers, public officials and insurance
men As they began their conference,
which will continue until Friday night
Calculation Startling.
The calculation. based on accident
reports for the first eight months OF
the year, was pronounced startling
bv the safety advocates, in view OF
their program to reduce accidents 50
Der cent during the five years begin
ming last January l.
OF the expected 10000 increase, the
bureau estimated 5000 could be ~.
tributed to excessive heat--sunstroke,
heat collapse and blowouts traceabie
70 hot roads. The other 1000. the
report said, would be chargeaoie 70
increases in home, public and occupa-
tional accidents.
In addition to the 10000 fatal nc.
cidents, the bureau predicted approx
u,ately 9,500,0Oo non-fatal injuries.
Automobile fatalities for the year
were calculated at $500. Q drop OF
. per cent. DR.. c. H. Watson. meoi-
cal director for the American Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co. and president
of the council, said in prepared
..keynote address" that automobile
accidents during July and August
really represented q drop OF II per
cent. considering the increase IN saso-
line consumption.
Rate Not Impressive.
But the public is not impressed by
rates." observed DR.. Watson. 1t
wants to see a reduction in the mum.
ber of deaths"
The National Safety Council was
organized IS years ago by . group OF
iron and steel engineers 10 educate
mill workers to be careful. but has
since spread to nearly all industries
and to public officials concerned with
highway safety.
DR.. Watson said public campaigns
had produced results.
I'VE can point" he said. Ito 200 600
lives that would have been lost In
industry and on our transportation
systems had the death rate OF 1918
continued unchecked. Whole in
dustrial organizations can become en-
thusiastic over q no-accident record.
When States and cities develop this
attitude and everybody who drives or
walks feels he would be disgraced II
he spoiled the record, our reduction In
accidental deaths would not stop 1t
the proposed IS per cent"
Evening star., 1936-10-05
GENEVASEESD drive
ON BARS TO trade
Britain and France Join in
Sterilization
Awaits Success.
~ tho Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
GENEVA, October 6.-Creat Britain
and France Joined forces today In .
determined campaign to knock down
barriers to world trade.
Spokesmen Of the two nations, be-
fore the Economic COMMITTEES Of the
League Of Nations. made the monetary
accord, in which they were joined by
the United States. the springboard for
their efforts.
w. 3. Morrison, financial secretary
Of the British treasury. told news.
paper men after the committee session
that the tri-power accord repre-.
sents not sterilization but adjustment
In currencies.
He said Great Britain's position con-
cerning sterilization was unchanged
from its declaration before the world
economic conference that such . step
Is impossible prior to the removal of
trade restrictions which drove Great
Britain from gold.
merce, said his country had chosen
commercial expansion rather tnan
self -suficiency and urged abolition Of
foreign exchange control.
Morrison coupled . plea for relaxa-
ton of International trade restrictions
with an implied threat that II other
nations did not fall In line by abolish
ing obstacles to world commerce Great
Britain might be forced TO adopt "ir-
resistible" measures.
Clearing away Of trade obstacles
certainly will lead to increased pros
perity, which should serve ~ power
full inducement TO those countries
where restrictions Still prevail" he
said.
He announced Great Britain would
propose creation Of committees to study
trade Obstacles and the related prob
lem Of accessibility Of raw materials.
Evening star., 1936-10-05

pages Of history BY proclamation Of
Mayor Kelly.
For the opening event Ave society
men. enlisted as drivers Of ~ many
thoroughbred trotters, raced from
Wacker drive to Eighth street.
Members Of the younger generation
looked on with profound amusement
az ancient carriages were used TOR the
celebration. There were Victorias.
hacks. hansoms and phaetons--once
the proud possesions Of Chicagos
well-to-do.
From the stables OF the late banker.
John J. Mitchell, came two old We
hicles, drawn by eight horses re-
cruited ct Chicago's famous stock.
yards.
The passengers-a score Of comeiy
young women, gsyly attired In the
style Of dress popular before the turn
of the century-wers driven along
the thoroughfare.
Evening star., 1936-10-05
Soldier Thought Dead.

BUDAPEST R.-Paul Munczur
was taken prisoner on the Russian
front in 1914. He later married, but
could not send news to his native
Hungarian village.
Upon his return after ~ years. he
found his name on . war memorial,
discovered that his parents had died,
and that his share in the Inheritance
had been divided among his relatives
and sold.
Evening star., 1936-10-05

Most Chinese industries are active.
Evening star., 1936-10-05
WATER AND SEWERAGE
UNITS WILL CONVENE
Washington Consulting Engineer
Will Address Convention
in Charlottesville.
D the Associated Press.

- the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. October
B.-The annual convention of the vir-
ginia section Of the American Water
Works Association and the Virginia
Sewage Association will be held here
October 1880. it was announced to-
day by S. L. Williamson, chairman Of
the association.
Speakers for the convention will In.
elude w. w. Brush, editor Of Water
Works Engineering, of New York; A.
b. Mcdaniel, consulting engineer OF
Washington; Wilbur c. Hall, chair
man of the Commission on Conserva-
tion and Development Of Richmond;
George L. Richardson, Bluefield, w.
Va, and M. @. Mansfield, Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1936-10-05

Friday when one other man was killed
and three were wounded. 81
An hours battle started after Dutton
opened fire on crowd attending o
constable,s sale Of his property.
The other man killed. Atlee Jackson,
IS. was o neighbor who came 10 the
sale.
Constable Lawrence Urbine said
Dutton had run into financial difd-
culties after State veterinarians had
ordered his herd Of cows destroyed be-
cause tests showed 1t to be infected.
Evening star., 1936-10-05

would enroll oi,3ll. and the Re-
publicans 5i8,Se6.
Both parties were In agreement
that the gain over lost year was in
excess Of 100000 for the Democrats
and more than 10000 for the Re-
DubiicanS.
Evening star., 1936-10-05
PHILADELPHIA VOTE
TO BE NEARLY MILLION
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, october 5.-With
oficial figures still unannounced.
Democratic and Republican leaders
said last night that the total regis
tration for the November 8 presi-
Dental election will exceed 10000,
q record enrolment for the city.
John B. Kelly. Democratic city
chairman, estimated the total Demo-
cratic registration would be 4o3, ,s45.
and the Republican, 501,952. The
Republican City Committee, on the
other hand, estimated the Democrats
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-05
FLORIDA CANAL HACKERS ARE
RENEWING FIGHT FOR PROJECT

Participating in today's confer
ence, which will determine the
future policy with regard to the
canal and will outline plans for
revival of the project, will be ma
ior officials of Jacksonville, mem
bers of the canal authority, and
representatives of the canal divl-
sion of the Jacksonville Chamber
of Commerce.
Guy l.. Simmons, president of
the city council, yesterday called
upon all council memers to at
tend while Tom c. 1meson. city
commission chairman, promised
attendance by all members of his
group. .'".'
Mayor Alsop said the confer
ence twill lay the groundwork
for continuance of efforts to Sc
cure further congressional appro-
priations as we'll as to emphasize
the fact that no more taxpayers
money will spent to procure ca
nal rlght-of-Way until new appro-
priations are assured"
"Canal proponents are conf
dent the report of the group of
army engineers on potentialities
and economic feasibility of the
canal will be highly favorable to
the project and with 1t as a talk
ing point, congressional interest
will be revived" the mayor said.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-05
GREECE UNDER
DICTATORSHIP
Metaxas Ia kes Charge,
Martial Law Declared
With Kings Approval

ATHENS, Aug. 5. - (UP).-
Greece today joined the roster of
Europe's strong man states when
General John MetaXas, born on
Ithaca Island, which was the BIRTH
place of Ulysses. became dictator
of Greece's 100000 people UNI
der and with the approval of King
George II.
Metaxas declared martial law,
dissolved parliament, postponed
elections indefinitely and mobi-
lied all workmen in essential SER
vices, such as railroads under gov
eminent control.
The king, fearing large scale
communist disturbances through
out the country, consented to the
declaration of martial law. How
ever, the country was quiet early
today.
The nation last Nov. 8 over
whelmingly approved restoration
of the monarchy headed by King
George and on Nov. 25, 1885, he
returned to Greece after II years
exile. He was the first of the
monarchs who lost their thrones
as result of the World war to be
CONTINUED on page threel
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-05

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. b.
(UP)-Refusing to concede de-
feat, Jacksonville officials today
will meet with the Florida Canal
Authority to devise a new cam
paign to revive the $146,OOO,ooo
project. -
Mayor John T. Alsop, who will
participate in the conference
said pritor to today's meeting
that the canal hackers were be-
ginning a new fight.
"The project is not regarded
here as aandoned," the mayor
said. ga joint resolution express
ing faith in the trans-Florida ca
nal and pledging continued sup
port for the project probably Will
be adopted by all interests at TO-
morrow's conference"
Work on the gigantic develop
ment, originally started under d
$5,OOO,OOO ALLEGATION from the
$4,88O, 100000 works-relief fund,
ground to a halt when the last
congress declined to provide tur-
Their funds this spring.
A rider to provide additional
funds successfully passed the SEN
ate with administration backing
during closing days of the iast
session, but finally was deleted Ill
conference. .. ~,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-05
ONE UNIDENTIFIED
WOMAN AMONG DEAD

KISSIMMEE, Fla, Aug. 5. =
(UP).-Four persons were killed
late Tuesday when the roadster
into which they were crowded left
the highway eight miles south of
here and crashed into a ditch.
The dead:
Henry j. Hunter, IS, Cristobal,
Canal Zone.
George C. Hunter, 18, Kissim-
NEE, brother of the dead man.
Mrs. Bertha Ivey Jackson, {
Paul, N. c.
An unidentified woman, bellev-
ed of Kissimmee, Fla.
All but the younger Hunter
died almost instantly. Young
Hunter died in a hospital shortly
after being rushed there.