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La opinión., 1936-01-19
TU PUEDES OAR
Por Amparo MERlNo
Especial para esta pagina

ST, es verdad que III pueder dar,
aunque tn fortuna consista unica-
mente en- ell pan de cada dia. Pue-
des dar una sonrisa, I'm apreton de
msnos, leiando caer la ternura de
una palabra de %consuelo y una ga
ricia de precio infinite, al dedicar
uno de los momentos de tn vida q
la vista de tus hermanas enfer-
mas, las que tantas veces estan
nu. lejos de los suyos, postradas
en- ell lecho del dolor..
Esa dicha inefable IA saboreamos
las muchachas de la Juventud Ca
tolica Femenina Mexicana debido a
la bondad sin precedentes de las
Reverendas Madres carmelitas D.
D., quienes, hacienda honor a su
nombre, o permitieron llevar de
CANA en- CANA ell pequeho, zero sig
n~ificativo obsequio para nuestro
grupo consentido, ell cual esta for
mado por las enfermitas del Sana
torio de Duarte y Santa Teresita
Rest Home.
Nuestras manos, interpretando
fielmente la emoci6n de nuestras
almss, depositaban la ofrenda hu.
meante y spetitosa de tamales y
champurrado, deIante los semblan-
ties infantiles, cuyos labios a~nsiosos
comian y serbian, presas de delei-
tie infinite.
Antes de regresar a nuestros no.
cares recognizes los halaeos y son-
risas de todas aquellas almitas pu
r~ificadas por ell sufrimiento, que
semeian angeles a quienes Sc les
han cortado las bIancss alas, para
que permanezcan entire los morta-
les peeadores, para que ell Ser Su
promo, por medic de elias, derrame
sus s~racias a la TERRA.
De csc modo recorrlmos todas las
salas, prodisando corsuelo y ale
gria, II nando ell ambiente de william
cicos de Navidad u encontrabsn
un eco armonioso en- todos los co.
razones....
mo es verdad, her o hernia
ma, que til puedes dar?
Los Angeles, Calf, enero de 1885.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
La CUCOM La GROIN HAN R0TO
SUS RELACIONES RECIENTEMENTE

Que desea hacer del conocimien
to del pdblico en- general que en-
10 future su organization va no ten
ORA ligas de ninguna especie con
la Confederation Regional Obrera
Mexicana, nj con u elementos di-
rigentes, es 10 que nos ha nantes
tado ell Secretario de la Confedera-
cion de Uniones de Campesinos y
Obreros Mexicanos de California,
Nicolas Avila.
Como resultado de Ia Asamblea
General a que fueron citados los de
legados de las Uniones dependien
La opinión., 1936-01-19
"DE LA coNEERENcIA EN-
TALBERT

O~rganizada por los compromises
de la Federation de UU. del Conda
do de Orange, la noche del lunes
13 de los c~orrientes, Sc llevo a ca
DO otra Confereneia en- la pobla-
ci6n de Talbert, con as%istencia del
Sr. Consul de Mexico, r. G. Hill
Y de la representation del c. Eje-
eutivo Central, del Sr. Lucas Luz
clio, Presidente de la C. II. Mex. de
Santa Ana, del Sr. Logo, represen
tante de la A. II. A, de los repre-
sentantes de la Federation &C. e.
Muhoz, JESUS Caldera y Celso Me
dina, asf como de los companeros
Pozos y Alcantar del pueblo de
Orange, representatives de su Union
local, del C. j. l.. Morones. Organi
zador Regional de Pizcadores de
narania, y otros companeros de las
Uniones del Condado de Orange.
Despues de que los distintos repre-
~sentantes hubieron tornado la pala
bra, la C. Eulalia Lujan. sctiva or
~ganizadora del elemento femenil, hi
20 uso de la palabra Y produjo una
hermosa Y fuerte alocusion que lie
granted ell APPLAUSE unanime de la
concurrencia. Enseguida Sc trato
un asunto referente a cierto mayor
domo que habia extendido un che
que, sin e suyo. bajo su nombre,
Y estando ell due1o del cheque pre-
sente Y ell mayordomo en- question
Sc trato pdblicamente ell asunto
quedando ell mayordomo de reinte-
grar la suma de que Sc trataba v
pidiendo que Sc lie dispensara, pues
manifesto que solo era un error.
Estando conforme ell dueho del che
que con que no Sc ordenara ell arres
to del mayordomo, Sc lie exhorto
muy virogosamente a que no vol
viera q hacer un acto de tai natu
raleza porque a la siguiente vez sc
lie meterfa n la carce1 sin miramien
to nlnguna. Ell Sr. Hill manifesto
pnblicamente que en 10 futura cual
quier mayordomo que hiciera a los
t~rabajadores victimas de engafios,
seria ~procesado, Y que por clio eX-
hortaba a los encargados de los
traba1adores o mayordomos. a que
en- lusar de ser verdugos de sus pro
pios hermanos de raza Sc convier-
tieran en- sus defensores. pues u
ICfaffA- - - g.
La opinión., 1936-01-19

ties de nuestra Confederation, ell 20
de dieiembre proximo pasado, fue
acordado unanimemente dejar de
pertenecer a la mencionada Con-
federation. Y enyiarle un memorial
explicandole los motives que nos
uneven a lleyar a cabo esa sepa
racion''. agrega Avila a sus infor-
nantes.
Con respecto a las dltimas con-
f%erencias de la CUCOM, ell citado
senior envia Ell siguiente biletin:
La opinión., 1936-01-19
Ell COmite Pro COn9resO

Aparecen aqui los miembros del Comite que
ha venido organizando Ell congreso de la Juven-
tud Catolica Femenina Mexicana y Ell cual sc
llevars q cabo durante Ell mes de febrero pro-
ximo entrante. Elos son, de izquierda a dere-
cha. la senorita Antonio Moran, Secretaria del
Comite de Musica; senorita Lupe Perez, Secre-
taria del Comits Pro Congresses; senorita Eulalia
La opinión., 1936-01-19

Duran; Reverendo Jose veloz, Director de Arte;
Antioco villalobos, Vicepresidente del Comits;
senorits Luz Martinez, Tesorera del mismo. De
pie, tambien de izcuierds a derecha. Manuel
Camacho Vega, compositor del Himno del Con-
greso; senorita Esperanza Velazquez; senorits
Maria Aguilar, Secretaria del Comite Deporti-
vo; Porfirio Rivera, Seeretario del Comite y
Amparito Merino, Presidents del mismo.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
cuANpo FUE FUNDADA
cUAl ES Ell FIN DEL
- CONGRESO -

La Juventud Catolica Femenina
Mexicana fue fundada en- Los An
geles, por ell Reverendo P. Luis
Amezcua orozco, en- ell aho de 1877.
BESIDE esa epoca ha venido desarro
llando actividades de toda clase,
a fin de propagar las DOCTRINES cris
tianas 10 mas possible entire nues-
fro conglomerado social.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
FuNpEMos Eseuelas MExIcANAs
POR LOS FUEROS DEL IDIOMA

NO Es CoRREcTo DEcIR: AL cADAvER DEL GENERAL
LIE PRACTICARON LA AUToPSiA".
DEBE DECIRSE: AL CADAvER DEL GENERAL LIE PRAC-
TICARON LA AUTOPSIA", ES DECIR, SIN ACENTO EN- LA l.
AUTOPSfA ES UNA CORRUPTION DE NUESTRA LENGUA.
AUTOPSIA SIGNIFICA LA OPERACION HECHA POR UN ME-
DICO A UN DIFUNTO, PARA AVERIGUAR LA CAUSA DE SU
MUERTE.
MEJoRE sU EsPANoL Y ENSEMBLE A sUs HIJos
La opinión., 1936-01-19
SESSION DEL IDEAL DE SENO-
RlTAS, Ell LuNES

Ell Club Ideal de SefIoritas, apre-
ciable agrupacion angelina, no lle-
vo a cabo su session ell microbes
pasado por la noche, segdn anun-
ciamos. debido a la d~esagradable
circumstance de que dos de sus so
cias. una de elias la senorita De-
LA Ortiz, Sc encuentran un tanto
d~elicadas de salud.
Eel lunes. sin falta, tendremos
iunta en- ell Menlo Playground. es-
quina de las GALES Santa Barbara
Y Menlo. pues debemos tramitar
muehos asuntos de importancia".
nos dice Ia Presidenta. sehorita
Acosta, redactora del quincenal de
dicado a cluhes y sociedades,
La opinión., 1936-01-19
EDUQUEMONOS

Por la enesima vz expresaremos que LA MALEDICENCIA,
ell vicio que consiste en- hablar NAL de los demas, sigue hacienda
destrozos en- nuestro conglomerado social. pues negamos al ex-
tremo de expresarnos de la manera mas incemente acerca de
nuestros mejores amigos, solamente porque no podemos contener
nuestro funesto afan murmurador. Hagamos I'm esfuerzo heroico
Y no deprimamos a nadie con los latigazos de la lengua, que deJan
marcas fatalmente indelebles.
La opinión., 1936-01-19

Ell poema Al Tequendama de Jose Santos Chocano, es una de
las producciones cumbres del estro hispano-americano. Sc como
ce POGO, a pesar de que fue escrito en- un momento de sublime
arrebato lrico. Al leerlo parece que Sc escucha ell ruido ensor-
decedor del torrente al "~suicidarse' en- ell abismo -.
LEAMos L1BRos Y PER1oDICos EN- EsPANoL
La opinión., 1936-01-19
SEAMoS MAS

Solo penetrando en- los circulos hermetcos de "a gran con-
fraternidad blanca" podra aprecarse ell estigma de irredentos que
psa sobre los que hablamos espanol en- ell extranjero. Urge una
clarinada de renovation en- nuestras alnas y cerebros dormldos,
para que salvemos nuestros valores morales que naufragan.
PREPAREMoS NUEsTRo DOMINIC FUTURE
La opinión., 1936-01-19

Males dol Recto POGO tempo que Ile-
va de venderse en-
las boticas. Sc han vendido va mas
de 35. 900 tubos solo en- Los Angeles.
Este es I'm alto tribute a su efectivi-
dad Compre I'd. un tube hoy en- su
botica. Escriba pidiendo ell libro II
It's del DR. kammann sobre las En-
fermedades del Recto, o visite sus Off
cinas para que 10 haga un EXAMEN
gr..cis eli DR.. Kammann personalmen-
te. Estacione su auto gratis en- $40
S. Hill ST.. tfrente a May Co.)-Dr.
II. i. Kammann, NJ. D., Dept. 90,
SIS South Hill ST. Los Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
lin CONGRESO
CATOLICO EN-
LOS ANGELES
Lo tendran dos important
ties grupos cristianos de
juventud mexicana

Que la Juventud Catolica Feme
nina Mexicana y la Association do
Jovenes Cato1icos Mexicanos pre-
para su primer Congreso. Ell cual
sc ilevara a cabo durante TODD ell
mes de febrero en- sitio que Sc anun
clara oportunamente. es 10 que o
manifesto la Presidenta del Conf
Is Diocesano, ~seforita Amparo Me
rino.
cUAL ES Ell FIN DEL
CoNGRESo
Eel objeto de S Congreso es po
ner de manifesto la labor que
en- pro de la juventud en- general y
de la mexicana en- particular lleva
a cabo la religion catolica, asi co
mo contrarrestar ell empuje de los
elementos comunistas con respecto
O la juventud m~exicana". nos dice
nuestra informante.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
POMADA ALABADA
por un EspecIaiista-Aiivia, sana las
doiorosas irritaciones causadas por las
MORRANAS
ESTE llBRO cRATis,f

Ell Dr.. II. h. Kam-
mann, E~specialista
de ~nfermedad del
recto. ha atendido a
millares de enfermos
durante 9 AMOS. El
DR.. III r. Kammann
usa la POMADA p.
C. para las Alnorra-
mas, en-. los trata-
mientos quo aplica
en- sus oficinas. y la
recomienda como la
mejor POMADA pa
ra aliviar las dolo-
r o S a $ irritaciones
por las
hlmorra En- oil
La opinión., 1936-01-19
LENA Y ~PRoPosITos

Su LENA es Eucaristfa, Apostolic
do Y Herofsmo y su fin principal
.preparar a los jovenes mexicanos
pa un apostolado profundamente
eristiano." En- consecuencia, "desa
rrollara SUE actividades en- Ell cam
30 de la Accion Catolica Social, con
servando entire sus miembros las
gloriosas tradiciones de 81 patria
mexicana Y de la raza que habla
La opinión., 1936-01-19

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LEAMoS MAS

FUNDEMoS ESCUELAS MEXICANAS
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specialists dc
M aies del Recto
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16
PAA PERSONNEL
 IS TO BE CUT

A report that the PA-A personnel will be reduced both here and in Fairbanks as a result of curtailed operations due to the failure of air mail subsidy, was confirmed today. by w.. J. Barrows, Division Engineer for the Pacific Alaska Airways.
 Local PAA employees who will be relieved of their duties with the PAA as a result of the cur tailmert are Alex Holden, PA Traffic Representative; Robert E. Ellis, 7 PAA Pilot, and Lorraine Holden, Office Assistant.
 [ R. w. McCrary, PAA radio iop- orator, and Paul Brewer, who were re . ently transferred from Fair banks and Lloyd Jarman, flight mechanic, will remain in the en- spIoy of the PAA in Juneau.
 Murray Stuart, PAA Pilot, form erly stationed at Juneau, will be transfererd here from Fairbanks to pilot the .PAA Fairchild plane 1t was reported, and it is assumed that traffic representative will also be transferred from Fairbanks to Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16
Another Champion Of Dogs;;''Wri City Councilmen

Another champion for the dogs of Juneau has appeared, as 2evi- denced by the following lett CT which was read at the meeting of the City Council last night:
 T. Goldstein and City Council: I read the article on dogs of MT. R. R. Hermann of Juneau city and I take the time to say that I think he has answered the question better than I could myself. I have lived in Juneau for 42 or 43 years and there were always dogs in Juneau, even before there were horses or cars. 'H
 This is the Capital City of a very large Territory and there is dogs all over the Territory, valu able work dogs and pet dogs, some pet dogs that may seem not worth anything to us, but may be the pet of some child that thinks that same dog is worth his weight in gold and it would break their heart to kill such dogs.
 There is some dogs in Wash ington, D. C., so I think that MT R. R. Hermanns idea is a very good way to try, anyway know it will cause less hard feelings than to go at it too rash, and the good will even of dog. Is better than the ill will even of dog
 , stSigned) "GUDMUND JENSEN"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16
Marine News
 Steamer Movements
 NORTHBOUND

. Victoria scheduled to arrive Sunday at 4 p. m.
 Yukon due Tuesday
 Zapora due Thursday. SCHEDULED SAILINGS . Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver May Is . at 9 p. m.
 . Northland scheduled to sail from Seattle May 18 at g p. m.
 Northwestern scheduled to sail . from Seattle May IS at 9 D. m.
 . Evelyn Berg scheduled to sail . from Seattle May 9 at 9 D. m.
 . SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS . Alaska scheduled southbound . next Monday. . LOCAL SAILINGS . Estebeth leaves every Wednes- day night at 6 pm, for Sitks and wayports. Dart leaves every Fridi ; at . am. for Petersburg. Lake . and wayports. . ss
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16
OF BRISTOL BAY
 ACCEPT PRICE
Twelve and One-half Gents for Reds Will Be Paid
 Crews Signed

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 16. The prce of 121s cents for red salmon has been accepted by the Alaska Fishermens Union, offic- ials announced; after six weeks of negotiations Seventeen cents had been asked. The acceptance of the price was made by a majority of l51 votes of union fishermen on the coast. The union began sign ing crews today and the boats will leave for the north next week
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16
zApORA NOW
 BOUND NORTH

SEATTLE, May Relationship Zapora sailed for Juneau and in- termediate ports at 6 o'clock this morning. The following passeng- CTS are aboard booked for Juneau MT. and Mrs. A. Crooks, C.. E. Churchill, E. T. Boyer, Clyde Boy er Vernon Rollins, J. M Creamy J. R. Roman, E. w. Doughty, o. s. Pulford. ta
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16
GUILD LADIES MAKE
 PLANS FOR JUNE TEA

Trinity Guild ladies held their regular meeting yesterday after noon in Trinity Hall with large group of the women attending.
 Mrs. M. c. Reaber presided over the business meeting in the absence of the Guild President, Mrs. Sam Feldon. Mrs Wellman Holbrook was hostess to the ladies.
 A spring tea to be given early in June was decided upon by the members during their business ses- sion.. The exact date of the tea will be announced later.
 Following the business meeting, a social hour was held with de- licious refreshments being served.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16
BUS LINE

M 4E14V4VAA OOo 4AANA Phone 108 Juneau or 51 Douglas Leave Juneau: AMI: 15,8 100, 9:15. 1915, HIS; PM-12:15, 1:15, 3:15, AIS, 5:15, SIS, 7:15, SIS. 9:45,
 11:15, 12:00 midnight. Leave Douglas A.M.-7:40, $40, $40, 10:49, 11:40; P.M.-12:4O, 2:10, $40, 4:40. $40, $40, TAO, $40, 10:10.
 11.40.
 Glacier Highway Leave Aux Bay: A.M.-7:00, 8:15; P.M-12:3o, 4:15. Saturday and
 Sunday Special-6:45 pm. Leave Juneau: AM. = 7:30, 9:30; PM.--2:3O, 5.15. Saturday and Sunday Special-10:00 pm.
 ALSO TAAI SERVICE
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16

THREE Cf,C;-, =xaECY
 THREE CROW BRANDY has been aged in the wood for two years! And the price is very low"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16

ORANGE ON YUKON
 Oliver Orange, well known Ju- neau resident, is a passenger for home aboard the Yukon sailing north from Seattle today
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16

FOR RENT-4 rooms, steamheated, newly furnished, electric range. Corner 7th and Harris Telephone 2004.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16

SHOP IN JUNEAU.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16

FOR RENT Furnished flat, close
 in. Call San Francisco Bakery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16
sGQERLNkA

FOR RENT-Steam heated furn- ished apt. at reduced summer rate. Nugget Shop Apts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16

WANTED TO BUY-One acre on
 Douglas Highway, near Bridge. Phone 238.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16
WANTED

WANTED-Woman who wants good home between the age of 35 and
 48 apply 524 Gold St.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16

EXPERIENCED young wom n wants general housework. soc l hour. Phone 3801.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16

FOR SALE or Lease-Ltinch count CT and equipment; new, modern. Good location, reasonable rent. Phone IFS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16

FOR SALE = ,oIx-room furnished house, with garage. Write to Post Office Box TIT, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16
ToR sAAA!:1]

FOR SALE = Ten-room furnished house, also five-room furnished house; close in, 3rd and Frank lin. Good tenants, reasonable. Terms can be arranged. Address P. O. Box 1906, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-16

FOR SALE-Atwater- Kent combin-
 ation photograph and radio. $250 value, for $65 cash. Phone 393 after pm.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-05
ROADS

Inc topic OF conversation in places today
ton of the State roads year ago we warned that
lack OF maintenance and repair would result that
the roads would go to pieces That exactly what has happe
cd and today in many places we find the highways almost i'm
passabe ...
woman in Fairmont recently drove her car over place
where Orlcks mad budged in the street The pan
Ken Inc repair bill ttemore than dollars The wo-
mans attorney presented the bill city council and the conn
Gil paid the bill.
IL the people in West Virginia were to present bills for daao
ed cars caused by broken the State would bef,cn with
many thousands Of dollars of Indebtedness Torn tires broken
les wrenched bodies and other damages are caused v the fer
iloe condition of our public highways.
We do not believe the citizens of West virginia arc fa,,
10 having their roads absolutely controlled by partisan notifies
The highways belong to all of the people and thew should m
built and maintained for the benefit all of our citizens This
cannot be done when every employee from the man who v -
the ditch to the person who holds the highest office in tho road
"sasH0eht Is required TO belong to certain party and to give
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-05
THE PRIMARY ELECTION

Inc general feeling in West Virginia that something must
o 10 correct the faults of the primary law Eeah
year se-fespectng citizens becoming more disguised with
e hphazard plan which permits anyone to file rs
oi any pubic office penness incompetent feo wnay run for
governor merely by filing blank and presenting it to the
cretary of state
ms system has resulted in making the primary - ioke in
y communities I'm the election i'm one county more
ah one hundred filed candidates for constable Most
he knew thai they did not have be nominated Pos
@ tey just wanted to their the newspaper and
on the ballot That is indee da low ambition.
Many suggestions have been offered cure some of the weak
eSe Oh the primary system One that should be CHARGED
anyone VINO desires to file candidate any public office
person Is compelled to assma as ten dollars he NAV
o want TO spend that much for the ADVANTAGE bevd
receive The fee in ropnion will to eliminate mav
names from the ballot In addition the money that collected
may be used to help deay the the election We believe
The taxpayers would appreciate being relieved of pa. of the
ense of the primary and compelling the candidates TO hear
IL IT, Another suggestion has been that before he p
ted TO Tile as candidate each desires to RIM for
pubic Office be compelled to upon which he has
obtained certain number of This would doubtless emi
nate many from the field On the hand manv desirable noo
PIE would not take the trouble petitions in order h
permitted to file.
THE WEST VIRGINIA REVIEW - June
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-05
COUNTY COURTS MEETS

at regular 20. Ike elk m ,ly and
Variel of
disposed of satisfactorily: The resg:a i:,rncy Leon
p Miller presume under
stood that the recommendation of Attorney
post assistant Prosecuting Attorney and will continue to
be approved by the Prosecuting Attorney believing the
post belongs to cooed representative their right
step and which is most popular This being Political Plum
by rule of taste political proprety would and
could not have been expected eNgro Democrat
&c Lawyers Namely Flenmn Jones Lawyer Robert Tonln
So Huah for dmay everybody and ever-
thing and off smoothly O. K and knows his
business We thank Prosecuting Attorney Wilson
here Dof hats the bgness and mparay of the Coun
ty Court. $3.50
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-05
THE WEST VIRGINIA REVIEW. = June

his best foot forward and is making
IL most credible Cook. He is ALWAYS
on time, likes his job and takes pain
In trying to please his employers. out
of respect for friend thinking he.
'Mitchcll) might be of help to ii GER
am young main in Keystone. found
hal there was another job opcn with
MS company sent for "MaNwrll
louise '"tfcc' as the boys so jocular
~ called linn, COFFEE went but be-
cause there was Il little real work and
time needed to fill the JOB. Coffee
WAS too trifflimg lazy to hold the io3,
Prr1"rrlEG 10 come to keystone f.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-05
OSCAR MITCHELL COOK AT
VA. SUPPLY GO. OFFICE

Ii il nor ways easy to get Il good
job and it is equally difficult to find
worthwhile employees, men who are
not too lazy and trifflimg 10 work and
To work for the benefit Of hose who
employ them. But in this case there
seems +" be- Il happy union between
employer and employee. This com.
pany has the cnviablc reputation of
being pleasant, helpful ard apprrc-
liable of first-clasS service oscar Nit
chcll having learned this is putting
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-05
loyal support.

support.
lhere Is one conclusion The must be taken out of po
" "a merit syste mshould beinstitued which provide
that employees highways be selected becaus o ier a.
'iity to produce efficient results
There is an additional why our road should be
y constructed and maintained They as an advertisement
10 he State People from other places from their opinion of
virginia largely because of the conditions of the roads
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-05
JOHN w. BLAkELY WEIGHS MAYOR

Who is Mayor of (Which? Who should any
right to be Mayor the present John W. Bla
ely whom the people, the highest tribunals in the world said
they wanted him? Well let tell all you people men like
Stuart of eKysone whose everyday merits the
pies confidence before nothing else to be
pected but that the good people whose ugmn almost always
right will reelect him. That's Welch the peo
pie all knew John w. Bakely man above reproach He is
fearless honest businesske every puts
hands to and does who likes him that's
the kind of the people governments Now
let those people who have been talking Deal wake
up and thing on having a Square Deal.
All the big and little Republicans worked
iakely And they with honors
George Suther Watch Fmmng Jones Stuart Calhoun is
on the track and November may your destiny unless you
come on back where you to come
WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTER ALTON
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WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION

BY the do you all know what the Democratic Three LET
tered project by The Famous WA means as expr
ed by the Democratic Party? Here they say means Works
Progress Administrations but my don't yo uknoy that
the people everywhere have by its practical opeon
that it means = we Fiddle Around"