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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-01-02
GORTNER

Milton Miller and members of his
family, from Grantsville, were guests
on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Swartzentruber.
lido Yoder and Ernest Beachy, of
Grantsville, and Eli Yoder, of Nor
folk, Va, were here several days last
week.
Asa Kitzmiller spent several days
recently with his cousin, Charles Kitz-
miller, in Oakland.
Miss Leota Arnold, of Eglon, W. Va,
was the guest of Miss Mary Martin
during the holidays.
Lawrence Bittinger, who is employ
ed by the Motor Service Company at
Grantsville, spent Sunday here with
his mother, Mrs. Anna Bittinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Artie Dodge and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey Roth
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mosser at
Red House on Sunday.
P. F. and Alvin Rreuninger and Wal
ter Reed spent Saturday evening with
Elwood and Mary Martin.
Walter Wiles, of Norfolk, Va, and
Noah Biler, of Ohio, are visiting the
formers sister, Miss Carrie Wiles.
Dan BBesaseelha5 s 4Elh.e is is employed near
Meyersdale, is here for visit with his
home folks.
Clarence Fulk and family spent
Christmas Day with relatives at Sill
yer Knob.
Mrs. N. Slabach and granddaughter
Gertrude Slabach, visited the latter's
parents at Mountain Lake Park from
Wednesday to Saturday.
Elwood Martin recently visited Mr..
and Mrs. George Ferguson at Hutton.
Fred. and Claude Swartzentruber
spent Christmas night at the home of
Dan Petersheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sanders en-
tertained the following guests Christ.
mas Day: Miss Audrey Sanders, Table
Rock; Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Sanders and
son, Clarksburg, w. Va; Mrs. Emma
Conneway, Messrs. William and Ed
ward Conneway, of Bayard; Mr.. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-01-02
SELBYSPORT

The second quarterly conference for
the Friendsville charge of the M. E..
church will be held at the Selbysport
Methodist church on Sunday, January
18th, at 7:30 o'clock p. m. DR.. j. l..
Wolfe, district superintendent, will
preach and will conduct the business
session of the conference.
This service will also open revival
meeting to be held in the Selbysport
church.
Miss Izetta Frazee spent the holi-
day season here with her parents.
Miss Jennie Timney is spending the
holidays in Homecoming.
Rev. Maness was visitor here on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Miller and Miss
Irene George spent Christmas Day
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Silas Miller, at Accident.
Miss Pauline Fike spent last We'd
nesday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Selby.
Oden Frazee, of the Natural Bridge
CCC camp, spent the past week at the
home of John Frazee.
w, L. Durham is on the list of the
sick at this time.
e. M. Liston spent Christmas Day
with his daughter, Mrs. Ford McCul-
Tough, in Friendsville.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-01-02

NEW YORK, N. Y.-The Poultry
Industries Exposition will be held
February 4 to 8 in Commerce Hall,
New York's largest exposition au-
ditorium, in the Port of New York
Authority Building. The building,
shown in the above photograph, is
la the heart Of the city, at Eighth
Avenue and Fifteenth Street and
Is within a few minutes of the
principal shopping centers and the
wholesale food districts.
The Exposition, which Is being
sponsored by the Northeastern
Poultry Producers Council, will
combine for the first time in any
exposition the interests of the pro-
ducer, the distributor and the con-
sumner Of poultry and poultry prod
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ucts, and will be a parade of the
Northeast's quarter billion dollar
part in the production of poultry
and eggs. It will be attended by
commercial poultrymen from every
one of the thirteen states repre-
scented in the Council and will dis
play to members of the industry
and laymen alike the equipment,
supplies, services and methods
necessary to efficient and profitable
production of poultry and poultry
products.
The Federal Government and all
of the thirteen State governments
included in the area represented
by the Northeastern Poultry Fro
ducer's Council, agricultural col
leges and many other agricultural
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Mrs. Francis Sanders, of Oakland.
Clayton Williams, Amelia and Irwin
Yoder were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Sisk on Sunday.
Dan Petersheim and family and Miss
Susie Petersheim visited Miss Minnie
Shaffer on Christmas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-01-02

Copyright by the Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by
special permission.
Federal Fan Dancer No. 1
Washington, Dec. %.
There are so many fascinating
phases of the Works Progress Admin
istration, as conducted by the right
eous Mr.. Hopkins, that weeks could be
spent in writing about them without
exhausting the subject.
***
Charges that the organization in
various states is dominated by Demo-
cratic politicians and the jobs given
out on a party basis, in complete des-
regard of the Presidents promise, are
reiterated almost daily by some one
or other. Then there are the allega-
tions of ridiculous waste which flow
in constant stream from all sections
and are met, as are the charges of
politics, with defiant snorts by Mr..
Hopkins-or more frequently by SIM
ply ignoring the facts as not worth
noticing.
Sometimes, when cornered, the re-
tort is made that these charges come
from those who are for property
rights" and against "human rights"
coupled with the assertion that the
critics are in favor of Starving the I'M
employed" In the highest New Deal
circles these last two statements are
considered adequate answers to prac-
tically everything. They are more Of
ten used than any other New Deal ar
gument. They are part of the equip
ment of every New Deal publicity
agent. They have been sanctioned and
used by Mr.. Roosevelt himself.
There is, however, brighter side of
the WPA activities, which, as recently
| AONOAOPON1 10 ~ HULL IA Iu1IC Will IlIC
holiday spirit that none save the sour
est old puss in the world would be
mean about it. Light upon this is shed
by the veracious Minneapolis Journel,
which tells the interesting story of
Ruby Bae, the blond and beautiful
Minneapolis night club charmer who
has just become Federal Fan Dancer
No. l." Under the official cloak of the
Minnesota WPA and equipped with
two fancy fans, Ruby is now on her
way as one of the 100000 employa-
bles put to work by the Administration
to spread joy and jollity in the CCC
camps of the State.
"Two-Fan" Ruby, as she is some
times called, became eligible for work
under the WPA in a novel way. Ac-
cording to the Journal, she Joined the
ranks of the jobless Immediately after
her arrest by the Minneapolis police
for "covorting about Coffee Dams
night club in the nude" The club was
closed, the proprietor fined $50 for
disorderly conduct, and Ruby, with
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and poultry organizations, are pre-
pairing exhibits displaying their &C.
tivities in the poultry field 10 dis
play to visitors some Of their eff
forts in behalf Of the poultry in-
dustry. The displays and demon
strations will involve the use of the
most modern commercial equip
ment for the efficient handling Of
poultry and poultry products, as
well as the newest methods en-
ployed for protection against di.
sease, parasitic enemies and theft.
Concurrent with the Exposition
will be a series of lectures and
clinics arranged for visiting poul-
trymen which will present the most
authoritative speakers and poultry
experts in the country.
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Threatening to lock me up
For serving spuds that
Weren't official

Threatening to lock me up
For serving spuds that
Weren't official
We've got, said the girl,
Some pretty good canned
Corn beef shipped in from
Argentine which don't go bad
With corn bread made from
South African corn
Or we can give you
An order of wheat cakes
Made from hard Russian
Wheat which smeared with
Hungarian corn syrup
Seems to suit
Some of our trade okay
Then we've got some fried
Polish rutabaga which
Some folks say have sort
Of potato taste
And I can give you an order of
Canadian lamb chops
With French mushroom sauce
But no potatoes
Nor pork chops
I guess, said the customer,
That if I want to eat
What I want to eat
When I want to eat
I'll have to move to
Argentine, Africa, Poland or
Some place where they still
Grow meat and vegetables
And pigs and potatoes and
Where 1 can get 'em
Without having to pay
Ocean carrying charges
And it's my idea, he said
That this is getting to be
One heluva country
And the girl said
Yes-sir.
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THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
By FRANK R. KENT,

Copyright by the Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by
special permission.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-01-02

Genuine Eaglerocks, George
Brown TrOjans, Stifel mOleskins
and many other nationally known
brands you will find in this huge
selection. A pair for every pur-
pose. Sizes 20 to So!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-01-02

There is extra wear in each and
every pair of these heavy mole
skin work trousers. Made with
good, deep, strong pockets and
reinforced throughout. All sizes
in this group.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
FRIO PARA ESTA NOCHE
Y MANANA

La oficina meteorological 10
cal anuncia FRO para esta no
che y manana, por avanzar ha-
cia ell sur una fuerte ola fra.
No Sc espera que las cosechas
sufran dano. Senales de tempo
raj han sido puestas desde
Brownsville, Texas, a Cara
belle, Florida. La perturbation
SO extendi6 a Texas desde ell
centric de Missouri.
En- Craig, Colorado, existe
una capa de nieve de Is pulga-
das.
Cuando la temperature era
de 20 grad7s empez6 anoche a
nevar en- Chicago.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
LA VIUDA DEL PERIODS
Ia CULPA AL GOBERNA-
DOR OLSON

Minneapolis, Feb. Ala Sra.
Walter Lig2ett, viuda del perio-
dista asesinado hace pocas Sc
.manas, acrsa al gobernador del
estadc, Fr.Cyd B. Olson, de ha-
Der crfenado c dado permiso
para la muerte de su marido,
crimen cometido ell 9 del pasado
diciembre. Este asesinato, di-
jo, nunca Sc hubiese cometido
sin ST. c-onsentimiento. Ell 10 or
demo o di6 permiso para que Sc
cometiera".
Ell periodista era enemigo pc
litico del gobernador y soste-
MIA contra el una campana sin
Quartet.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
Sentida perdida

Con sincera pena recogemos
la noticia de ia muerte del muy
querido viejito Jose Garcia
( (Pepe), como carinosamente
lie llamabamos.
No hace mucho escribimos
una crGnica con motive de su
cumpleanos. Gozaba de buena
salud Y Sc sentia muy allegro.
Carinoso y en- extreme aten-
to con todos. No trabajaba va.
ISus hijos, a los que supo edu-
car, vivian consagrados a Ell,
rodeandole de todas las como
didades, como en- justa recon-
pensa a sus desvelos para en-
caminarlos en- la vida. Daba
gusto ell charlar con Pope, STEM
pre- tenfa un cuento oportuno,
al que agregaba parte de su
cosecha fllos6fica, que era vas
Ia y sujeta a una razonable
psicologia. st
Cubano de nacimiento, fue
uno de los fundadores de la in
dastria tabacalera. Todavia re
cordaba la patria con ternura
y amor.
A sus queridisimos familia-
res, cinco hijos, ORES. Parsons
M. Garcia, Ibrahim M. Garcia,
Roger, Rene y Ruben, residen-
ties en- New York; tres hijas.
C. Carrera, H. Morales y
j. Jimenez; hermanos, Juan
Garcia, Francisco Garcia, de
New York, y Ulysses Garcia, de
la Habana, y su hermana, Sra.
Antonio Socarras, de CANA
giey, enviamos nuestro mas
sentido pesame.
Para esta tarde, a las 5, esta
fijado ell sepelio, partiendo ell
cortejo f1nebre de la Gale
James nGmero 7O3 bajo la di-
recci6n de Lord Y Fernandez,
hasta ell cementerio de Myrtle
Hill.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
DE LEY CON-
IRA LAS ~INTENCIONES
DEL GOBE3NADOR HOF-
MANN

Trenton, N. j., Feb. 4.-Un
prcyecto de ley presentado ano
che en- la legislature del estadD
dispone que el coronel H. Nor
man Schwarzkcpf, jefe de Ia
.pclicia del estado, siga desem-
Fernando su puesto hasta que
una nomination Sc haga por Ell
l1obernador y Sc apruebe por la
legislature. Dicese que ell gober
nador tiene la intenci6n de des-
titrir al coronel cuando ell ter
mino de este expire, en- ell mes
de JUNO.
Hoffman, ha ordenado a la
'poicia del estado que investi
que de nuevo ell secuestro del
hijo Gel c7ronel Lindberga, en-
cusca de les completes de Haupt
mann.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
UN DE LA SOCIE-
DAD DE NACTONES DIS
CUTE LAS SANCIONES
-PETaOLERAS

Ginebra Feb. 4.-Un comite
de expert2s de la Socidiad de
Naciones empez6 aver lunes a
discutir las sanciones Eatrcle-
raS contra Italia. Cuando Ell
grupo iniciaba gu reunion, ell
fascista Virginia Hayda, anun-
ciaba en- Roma que las sancio-
mes petroleras significarian un
blcqueo y que ell bloqueo envCl-
verfa a Europa en- la guerra.
Les miembros del comite repre-
gantan a naciones que extraen Y
venden petr6leo. No sc sabe que
actitUd tomara Estados Unidos
en- el case de qre la Sociedad de
Nacicnes lie n;egue petr6leo al
Duce. In~2laterra opina que es
practicable la adici6n del petr6-
lee 2 las sanciones en- existen-
eia. Mussolini cbserva las deli
teracicnes de Ginebra y veri-
hoy dos importantes reu
niones cen sus co~nsejercs. In
formara ell comite de Gefensa
fsscista sobre como Italia Sc
prepare para una possible que
IRA en- Europa.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
Sentida demostraci6n

Sentida demonstration
de duelo
A las cinco Y media de la
tarde de aver parti6 ell cortejo
f1nebre llevando ell cadaver
de la bondadosa Y respectable
dana Sra. Enriqueta Espina,
hasta ell cementerio del Centre
Asturiano, donde recibi6 cris-
tiana sepultura. Sentida la de-
mostracion de duelo a la apre-
ciable sonora y su distinguida
familia.
Cumpliendo los deseos de su
esposo, ell ST.. Rafael Espina,
seremos cortos, va que ell sepe-
lilo de su queridisima esposa Y
su inolvidable recuerdo dan
material bastante para escri :
bir.
Numerosas ofrendas florales
cubrfan ell feretro. En- ell cemen
terio despidi6 ell duelo, en- nom
bre de sus familiares y de la
Logia Progreso de los Odd Fei
lows, ell Sr. Arcadia Jimenez.
AL esposo ST.. Rafael Espina,
a nuestro particular amigo Ra-
fael Rodriguez Espina (Olef)
y demas familiares llegue nues
ira mas sentida condolencia.
Dios acoja su alma.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
Ell PROGRAMA DE HOY DE
LA FERIA

A la l P. NJ, atracciones fren
te a la Glqrieta; a las 4:30, los
espectaculos de la Royal Anne
rican Shows; 7 p. M, reaper
tura de la glorieta, empezando
ell programa a las 7:30; 8 p. M,
la revista musical de Ernie
Young; $3.50, fuegos artificial :
les; los espectaculos de Ia Royal
American estaran aDiertos has
ia la madianoche.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
LOS ACTOS POLITICOS
DEL DOMINGO

Madrid, Feb. 4.-El primer
ministro Sr. Portela Vallada :
res Sc mostr6 aver contento por
ell orden Observable EN- los ac-
tos politicos del domingo.
En- Barcelona habl6 ell Sr.
Lerroux, defendiendo su con-
Quota y su coalici6n con la de-
recha; pero oponiendose a una
reforma constitutional.
Largo Caballero habl6 en-
Valencia Y dijo que calumnian
al socialismo los que dicen que
va contra la familia y la pro-
piedad.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
DE LA CAMARA
DE COMERCIO DE YBOR

Hoy martes, a las Z p.' m. Sc
reunira en- Ell restaurant e.
Boulevard la Camara de Co
mercio de Ybor.
Los direct0res discutiran un
2cuerdo del executive en- favor
de poner tina carroza en- las we
nideras fiestas de Gasparilla.
TamU:en Sc Informant del
foYeto de propaganda a favor
de Ybor City, que Sc costeara
con dinero del condado.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
LAS PI2UE-
BIAS DE UNOS CANONE-
RIOS

Ferrol. Feb. "A causa del
temporal Sc suspendiercn aver
las pruebas de dos canoneros
construidos a2ui para ell gobier
no de M6jico, umo de ellos la
mado Queretaro. All Guanajua-
tc, otrc can nero, solo lie falta
Ia prueba final, pues va ha he
cho ctras con satisfactorios re-
s. ltados,
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
UN CONFIESA
HABER MATADO A SU
PADRE

Dade City, Feb. 4.-Un mu =
chacho de Is amos, Clifford VIII
son, Jr., confes6 aver al sheriff
Bowling haber matado a su pa
Dire, Clifford Wilson, ST., de As
amos, usando Una escopeta.
Sc acusara al mucaacho de.
~asesinato en- primer grade.
Declare Ell jovencito que su
padre lie pogo con una tabla y
lie arroj6 las ropas fuera de la
casa.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
LOS MIEMBROS DE LA JUN
TIA DE EDUCACION Sc
RAN ESCOGIDOS EN- JUNO

Una ley aprobada por la Glti-
ma legislature dispone que les
miembros de la junta de edrca
ci6n sean escogidos en- JUNO. La
ley empez6 a regir sin la firma
del gCbernador ShcItz, que no
la firm6, pero tampoco la veto.
La j1nta del future Sc com :
pondra &c 5 m~iembros, sin suel-
dc, en- !ugar de tres, y los can
didatcs seran nominadcs per
districts.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
LOS CANDIDATES. DEL
PARTIDO DE A

Madrid Feb. 4.-El partido
de Don Manuel Azana nomin6
aver los siguientes candidates
PER Msdrid, en- has venideras
elecciones: don Manuel Azana,
Enrique Ramos, Leandro Pc
rez y Antonio Rua.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

La Secci6n de Recreo del
Circulo Cubano prepare con
entusiasmo ell bale que ell dia
20 de este mes celebrara en- to-
do ell edificio social.
Recordamos que para los bal
tables americanos ha sido con-
tratada la famosa orquesta
Ruth Ellington" y para las
pleas cubanas y e~spanolas a
'Los Bohemios''.
Sera de A a 10 de la manana.
Los caballeros pagaran 75c y
las damas 25c.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
DISMINUYO Ell NUMERO
DE VICTIMAS POR ACCI-
DENIES

FL Consejo de Segrridad de
Tampa present6 aver I'm infor-
ne revelando que durante ell a.
no 1885 murieron en- esta ciu-
dad, por academies automovi :
listas, 81 personas, contra sc en-
1884.
En- academies de otras classes,
como ahogadcs, etc., ell ndmero
de vfctimas en- 1885 fue de IA
contra 81 en- 1884.
Los academies han disminui
do en- eSta ciudad, en- cinco anos,
en- un 25 por ciento.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
SMITH IRA COMO DELEGA-
DO A LA CONVENTION

New York, Feb. 4.-AlfreIo
Smith ira a la convention ma
:ional democratica como delega
do de ST distrito, que abarca la
parte baja de Manhattan y Sta
tie Island. Asegdrase que Smith
ha aceptado un reto de los par
tidarios del presidente Roose :
welt, que lie reprochan su trai :
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
CORTE DEL CONDADO

Firm6 aver ell juez Cornelius
una orden de prisi6n contra la
Sra. Rex Conner, a la que Sc a.
cusa de haber disparado un re-
v6lver contra su marido, hirien
dolo gravemente.
Conner asegura que su mujer
Ce hiri6 porque 81 Sc negaba a
comparable un vestido.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
PROYECTO PARA RESTRIN-
CIR LOS PODERES DE LA
R SUPREMA

Washington, Feb. 4.-Un
proyecto de ley Sc presento a.
yer pOr Ell senadqr democratic
Pope, de Idaho, que requiere
2 de los 8 votos del Tribunal
Supreme para declarar moons
tituciOnal una ley debidamen-
tie aprObada pdr Ell Congreso.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

La comisi6n estudia ell pro :
blema de la m1sica para con-
traiar una buena orquesta anne
ricana Y otra latina.
Noche en- que vestira sus me
jores galas la amplia sala de
la respectable sociedad asturia-
ma.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
Sc cita a los c~rOnistas

Esta noche tomara possession
la nueva Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre Espanol, en- junta que
celebrara en- la sala alta del
Centre.
Para ell acto de la toma de
possession han sido invitados los
cronistas.
Agradecemos la cortesia.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
S~uspendida la function

La LOgia Loyal knights, sus-
pendi6 su function social cores
pondiente a manana.
La proxima function, que CO.
rresponde al mes de Mario, Sc
celebrara en- Ell teatro del Cen
tro Astllriano.
Seran invitados los socios del
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

Una orden de prisi6n Sc fir
mo contra Bonnie Alvarez, al
que Sc acusa de ocultar un au-
tOm6vil robado. POGO antes Sc
lie habia acrsado de mala con-
Quota con una joven.
I'm autom6vil Ford, de 1886.
robado en- Haines City, fue en-
contrado eerca de ia pOsada don
de Alvarez d9rmia cuando ell she
riff y sus diTutados lie arresta-
ron. -
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
Centre Espaiol y Centre Astu-
riano.
Director de la "covandonga"

Ha side nombrado Director
Gle la Quinta 'tCovadonga'',
lei Centre Asturiano de esta
cirdad, ell DR.. Manuel Perez,
medieo que venia 2restando sus
servicios en- eli referido sanato-
rio.
Felicitamos al DR.. Perez y
tambien al Centre Asturiano.
Cesar RiverO.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
MlNAS CERRADAS EN- AS
TURIAS

Oviedo, FEB. 4.-Varias mi
mas fueron cerradas aver, por
falta de pedidos de combvgti-
bles. Mas de 300 mineros han
quedado sin trabajo,
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

Anoche dej6 de existir en- su
D micilio, nGmero 2502 de la ca
He Is, a la edad de 81 amos, ell
Sr. Ricardo Rodriguez. LIE So
b7sviven su esQcsa, dos hijas,
dos hermanos y tres hermanas.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
MURIO AVOCADO

Ferrol Feb. Al W9lcarse
una embarcaci6n, en- la ria, pc
reci6 ahogado AnsoLmo Barcia.
Los otros tripulantes Sc saliva
ron.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
.AUMENTO LA RECAUDA-
CION

Madrid, Feb. 4.-Aumento
la recaudaci6n del tesoro p1-
blico, en- Ell mes de enero, en-
$4,000 pesetas.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
lNCENDIO EN- UNA IGLE-
STA

Barcelona, Feb. 4.-Se decla-
lr6 un incendio en- la iglesia del
pueblo de Mcller, siendo los da-
nos de poca importancia.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

Madrid, Feb. A. Aument6
Ia recaudaci6n del tesoro pIbli-
co, en- Ell mes de enero, en- g.
100000 peSetas.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
POcas mesas

PocaS mesas
Pocas, muy pocas mesas
quedan va para ell gran caba-
ret que la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Asturiano celebra-
"a Ell dia % de este mes, en- to-
do ell edificio del palacio de
Nebraska.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

LA RECAUDA-
CION
Evening star., 1936-07-26

James, Franklin, jr, and John, and
by Hall Roosevelt, a brother law,
who boarded his craft from a Navy
seaplane in Shelburne Harbor, Eastern
Nova Scotia, the skipper Chief Execu-
tive made his last stop In foreign wa
tiers last night at Westport.
1t is a tiny wind-lashed fishing vii
lage, just inside the southern tip of
Digby Neck, that reaches far down
into the Bay Of Fundy in Northwest
Nova Scotia.
The 30-mile run there from Var
mouth gave the President his greatest
seamanship test as the rough sea
pitched his white-hulled ship about
in fog and through narrow channels
between off-shore islands
Took Time at Wheel.
Before that he had taken his time
at the wheel-two on and four off
in a 130-mile dash across the lower
bay from the main shore to Cape
Sable, a run that required 80 hours,
which began his eight-day sojourn in
Scotian waters.
Alternately outfitted in heavy sweat
ers and oilskins and lighter sea-
stained clothing, the President not
only has assumed the lions share of
steering. but has plotted the course
each day after getting weather reports
from the escort destroyer Hopkins and
the U. S. S. Potomac.
When he leaves the wheel, he usually
gees into his small cabin and reads.
Government mail has been sent him
regularly by seaplane from Bar Har-
Dor, Me.
The President has been sleeping
alone in his cozy little cabin. Nearby
in ward room, his three sons have
been calling it day after going about
in shorts and college slip-overS from
early after sun-up. Also assisting the
President has been the professional
skipper. Capt Eden Colbeth. The
lone hand" throu ,hout the voyage
has been Joseph Emery, q veteran Of
the battle of Jutland.
Evening star., 1936-07-26
ROOSEVELT BACK
AT j. S. SHOREL|NE
Cruise Nearly at End, He Is
Reported "Fit as Fiddle"
for Campaign.
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
ABOARD SCHOONER LIBERTY
WITH ROOSEVELTS FJOTILLA.
July 25.-President Roosevelt nosed
his 65-foot schooner Savanna back to
American shores tonight after one of
the most spectacular cruises under
canvas in his long nautical career.
He was deeply tanned and muscle
hardened from II days of sailing his
little vacation craft in all kinds Of
weather. His associates reported him
fit as a fiddle" for the trying days of
campaigning for reelection, not far
away.
His two-week cruise is scheduled to
end at Campobello Isle. New Bruns-
wick, late Monday night or early
Tuesday. His mother and wife await
him on that little dot Of land off East
port. Me-
Although eight days of the voyage,
which began the morning of July IA
at Pulpit Harbor. Me. were spent in
Nova Scotia waters, the President re-
Trained from giving his trip there an
official appearance.
Never Landed in Canada.
Not once did he go ashore on Cana
dian territory. Had he done so. his
sailing companions said he would have
insisted he was on vacation.
Accompanied by his three sons,