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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-12-18

NEW YORK-(FP)-A runaway n 3
tory which had sought to evade q u Il~
agreement is ordered to return TO Nss i
York, in an important decision manu-
down by State Supreme Court Justlcss = ,
J. McCOok. The ruling grew out u vi I
breach of contract suit brought Oy l m%
Ladies Garment Workers Union Olli'''
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-12-18
WORKERS PROFIT NIX

A net profit of $113 on every car sold
in 1886 is the record of the General No
tors Co., according to the Wall Street
Journal of December 9TH.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-12-18
WHATI WHAT!!

A tax assessor for "a years, Ralph Win
slow remarked, cit is well known among
assessors that the smaller farm is dealt
with more strictly than the larger farm"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-12-18
BY Federated Press


By Federated Press
CHICAGO-(FP)-The init
hood Of Electrical Workers endoa ofOtAer'
month dispute with the Illinois G "a seven
Lgnt Co. when a joint arbitration T Ia I
handed down "precedent-breakino,@T Os ~
elston that In cases where labor-dicS,. Ce
machinery Is installed, worlina SpiIaClOg
mast be eat to provide extra emnIo,1 noun
OAKLAND, Cal.-(FP)-The Calto.-,
courts had a new Mooney case On Sai
hands with the conviction of Eor " T %eF
Ernest Ramsay and Frank Conner mug
inent union marine firemen. of ooCon p1O Y
gree murder in the killing of Cbiof IT.. Oe'
neer George w. AIberts of the Poirt lug g
Dos. Scores OF west coast unions are inv NJ
Hp with the defense and voice confid %ueu
In the innocence of the defendants , roDs
ing to the prosecution as an attemnpt n.y. !.
diBcredit the west coast maritime cfr, /"
NEW YORK-(FP)-"ConQr NM,
amend the social security act to maEa =
sound and adequate" the American AS,'
for Social Security declares in critici -i-u
the legislation for relying exclusively ~
payroll taxes, providing inadequate oId-scs
annuities for at least a generation, not IN.
posing adequate standards of state lecis
lation and failing to provide governmental
contributions, derived from progressive
taxation.
NEW YORK-(FP)-Deeply touched
by evidences of American friendship for
his country, Fernando de los Rios, Spanish
ambassador, accepted the first SAMPLES Of
100000 warm garments being made BY
trade uniOnists of Madrid and the first
ambulances which will be sent to the Bat
tlefields with American medical personnel
The presentation was made before $1,000
people attending a New York meeting ar
ranged by the United Spanish Societies.
NEW YORK-(FP)-Lawrence Simp
son, American seaman, back from IS
months In German prisons and concentra-
ton camps for having anti-Fascist stick
ers tn his ships locker, has signed up for
east coast strike duty. Asked about the
0PA4I Va GC4uI6I1 pE1SOuGIS OH Ills 40Vu4Lt
Simpson said: Regardless Of their pOhti'
cal faith, they are striving to build uni
ted front to defeat Fascism"
NEW YORK-(FP)-With Georgia at
the head of the list with five lynchmgs
America hung up total of 10 mob KILL
ings for 1896, according to the Natl. Assn
for the Advancement of ColOred Peoppos:
There were % in 1886. Two Of the 1850
victims were white men murdered W
Black Legionnaires in Michigan.
NEW YORK-FP)-A runaway taS
tory which had sought to evade u N.w
agreement is ordered to return TO NJ
York, in an important decision manu-
down by State Supreme Court Justlcet =
J. McCook. The ruling grew out o. VII
breach of contract suit brought O s..i m%
Ladies Garment Workers Union Olli'''
WASHINGTON = (FP) - COng gre,
cheered as Pres. Roosevelt told the .c Nj
La gaceta., 1936-04-09

habitaciOnes de un hotel de es,

habitaciones de un hotel de es-
ia ciudad.
FL ex-principe Sc ha negado
a confirmar la noticia, publica-
da por algunos diarios, de que
en- su pr6ximo viaje a Europa,
Sc encontrara con su padre, Al
.fonso de Borb6n, en- Roma, y
que de esta e~ntrevista es posi-
BILE que surja la reconciliation
entire ambos.
Ell ex-rey rompi6 todas sus
r%elaciones con ell ex-prfncipe,
cuando este, hace unos dos a.
nos, decide casarse con la Sc
norita Edelmira San Pedro, hi
ia de unos comerciantes cuba
nos. Ell ex-prfncipe conocio a
SUI prometida en- Suiza.
Tampoco ha querido infor :
mar ell ilustre huesped, Guam :
do partira hacia Europa, aun-
que Sc sabe que todos los pre-
parativos para este viaje estan
realizados.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
PROGRAMS DE RADIO
PARA ESTA NOCHE

A las ocho. FL show de Alex
Gray, por la WDAE, Rudi Va
lice, por la WEAF, y la Sinf6-
MICA de Pittsburgh, por VILLA
A las ocho Y media. La or
questa de Roy Shield Novelty.
por la WIZ.
A las nueve Lanny Ross, por
la VILLA, ell show de Walter o.
Keefe, por la WDAE.
A las nueve y media. Ed
Wynn, por la WDAE.
A las diez. Bling Crosby, POI
la VILLA, y Los Brigadieres dc
Heindt, por la WDAE.
A las diez y media. La Mar.
cha del TEMPO, por la WDAE
Alas once. Los Lombardos
por la WABC.
A las once y media. La or
questa de Meredith Wilson, POI
la WIZ.
A las ddce. La orquesta d,
George Olsen, por la WABC.
A las doce y media. La orqueI
ia de Ozzie Nelson, por la es
taci6n WABC.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
NUEVOS DE
"CULTURA A

Habana ,abril 9.-La Directo
"a de Cultura de la Secretarfa
de Educaci6n, sonora Dulce Ma
ria Borrero de Lujan, manifes-
to hoy a les periodicals., que
dentro de unos dias comenzarfa
a repartirse ell nuevo cuaderno
de cultura, de los editados por
la Secretaria de Education. Es-
te cuaderno estara dedicado al
fil6sofo cubano Enrique Jose
Varona, y Sc llamara sencilla-
mente, "Paginas Cubanas''.
P~r6ximamente, segdn las pa
labras de la sonora Borrero de
Lujan, ell de~partamento a su
cargo editara dos nuevos cua-
dernos, dedicados, ell primero a
don Francisco Arrange Y PARE
no, y ell segundo al mayor gene
raj Antonio Maceo.
Estas ediciones fueron inicia
das siendo Director de Cultura
ell senior Jose Maria Chac6n y
Calvo.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
En- Ell Centre ASturianO

Relacionado con 10 que decia-
mos en- la cr6nica del lunes re-
ferente a que nuestras damas
ucirian les trajes vaporosos de
la estaci6n primaveral ell do
min2O, por nuestros salones.
Me envia una carta ell atento a.
migo Manuel Ross Secretario
de la Section de Recceo del Cen
ITO Asturiano. En- ell bale ma
tinee del palacio de Nebraska
ha5ra Una Fashion Parade
donde lucira la elegancia de las
distinguidas damas de nuestra
cc,onia. Estamos de acuerdo
Maho y 20, veremos pasar por
nuestros salones la gentileza de
nueStras mujeres, siempre tan
arrogantes y delicadas. Repeti-
mos nuestro lema: con su pre-
sencia daran mayor realce a las
fiestas.
La orquesta "Mano Sanchez"
dejara Dir su escojido reperto-
rio de mGsica americana.
Tambien repetimos que Ell bal
lie durara de A a 8 de la noche,
a los precios de rs cts. los 'feos'
y 25 las "girls".
Aprecio tn invitaci6n, Mano.
Hasta ell domingo.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
CONTRA LOS
QUE DlNAMITARON Ell
TREN DE VERACRUZ

Mexico, abril 9.-El Presi-
dente Lazaro Cardenas, en- una
declaration hecha hoy a la prem
sa de esta capital, tiene frases
de dura censura para los que a.
tentaron contra un tren que CO.
rrfa de Veracruz a esta capital,
dinamitandolo y ocasionando la
muerte a cerca de cincuenta
personals.
Las autoridades, dice ell Pre-
sidente Cardenas, actuaran con
energia, y evitaran que en- ell flu
turo los criminales sigan actuar
do impunemente.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
T TEME UN ATAQUE
DE LA AVIACION RUSA

Berlin, abril 9.-Hitler ha
expresado hey sus temores de
que, ante c~ualquier emergencia,
la aviaci6n rusa ataque la CAPT.
tai alemana. Ell dictator nazi a.
segura que ell pacto llamado de
''mutua ayuda" entire los So
viets yFrancia va directamen-
tie contra los alemanes. Els por.
ESQ que los nazis sc apresuraron
a ocupar militarmente la iona
del Rhin.
La opinion international no
liza prestado mucha atenci6n a
estas palabras, un tanto decla-
matorias, del Canciller Germa-
no.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
LA ~UNIvERSIDAD Sc ABRI-
RIA SIN CONDICIONES Elk
TERNAS

Habana, Abril 9.-El conf
sionado universitario, doctor l..
Barrena, dijo aver que la con-
vocatoria para matrfculas uni
versitaria, alberta ell dfa 6, sc
cerraria ell veinte de este mis-
mo mes. Ell curse debe comen-
Ear ell primero de mayo.
FL propio comisionado AFR
mo, que no era cierto que la a
pertura del pr6ximo curse es-
tuviese supeditada a la conce-
sion de una amnistia politica
para los estudiantes presses, to-
da vez que la universidad no
podfa depender de los estu :
diantes que Sc mezclasen en- la
cosa p1blica.
Con amnistia O sin amnistfa,
se21n ell doctor Barrena, la u
abrira sus puertas,
para iniciar ell nuevo curse, en-
la fecha indicada.
Contra estas palabras del CO
misionado de Batista Sc ha le-
una verdadera ola de
protestas estudiantiles, a la
cual Sc han sumado va algunos
profesores del primer centric
de ensenan2a de la republica.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
DE
LA CASA DE UN PROBE
SOR DE ORIENTE

Santiago de Cuba, abril g.
Hoy Sc prOdujo TN principle de
incendio en- Ia residential del
professor Pedro Fernandez Ru-
bio, de la Gale Lacret, en- esta
ciudad. Los bomberos compro-
baron que las paroles del edifi-
clio .habfan sido impregnadas de
gasolina. Este es ell segundo a.
tentado qeu Sc realiza contra ell
professor Fernandez Rubio en-
los 1ltimos dos meses. Ell profe-
sor Rubio sc ha pronunlciado re
petidamente contra los estudian
ties en- huelga desde ell mes de
mario de 1885.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
PASO POR
WARM SPRINGS

Warm Springs, abril "a
las ocho y cincuenta minutes de
la manana de hoy, pas6 por es-
ia ciudad, en- ruta hacia la ca
pital de la naci6n, ell Presiden-
tie Franklin Delano Roosevelt,
quien regresa despues de haber
disfrutado de dos semanas de
vacaciones, pescando por los ma
res de la costa sureste de la re-
p6blica.
Cuando Ell tren presidential
pas6 por aqui Iowa torrencial-
mente.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
GEL ROBES CONTRA La
DE ZAMORA

Madrid, ahril 9.-Entre las
personals que Sc han pronuncia-
do philharmonic contra la des-
tituci6n del ex-presidente Nice
to Alcala Zamora, figuran ell
Condo de Romanones y ell lider
derechista Gil Robes.
Ell Condo calific6 Ell acto CO.
mo un 'parricidio republicano'.
En- cranto a Gil Robes, Sc IL
miS6 a decir, que no aprobaba
10 hecho por Ia asamblea nacio-
nal.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
Cun1pleGNOs

Cumple hoy 10 amos de edad
ell gracioso nino Luis Blanco,
hijo de los esposos Pillar y Be-
nito Blanco, conocido conner
ciante de la septima avenida, re
sidentes en- la novena avenida
nGmero 1045.
En- su hogan recibira hoy Lui
site las felicitaciones de sus ami
guitos, midas al carino de sus
queridos papas y demas fami-
liares.
Una vida colmada de ventu-
ras deseamos al simpatico ''hom
brecito'.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
"~fragantes" damitas.

'fragantes" damitas.
La orquesta "Mano Sanchez"
deleitara a los bailadores con
su selection de bailables ameri-
canes.
Para este bale, tienen que
"preparar' SO cts. los bailado-
res y 25cts. las mrchac as.
Cumplimos una vez mas con
nuestra mission de ayudar a
nues.ras s9ciedades, esperanto
yer sus salas repletas de publico
en- ell traditional Easter Sun
day" dia IL.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
FAILECIO Ell
GiODINEZ

Habana, Abril 9.-El ex-se-
nador Julian Godinez, poIitico
matancero en- los primeros a :
nos de la rep1blica, falleci6 a.
yer en- su Residential de esta ca
pital. En- los Gltimos amos, Co.
dinez vivid alejado de toda ac-
tividad politica, entregado a
sus negocios como abogado Y
notario de La Habana.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
A divertiyse los nikos

A diUertirse los nii5os
Y hasta los mayores, en- ell
auto Shooter" que Sc ha ms
talado en- ell Tote que esta en- la
avenida de Michigan y Gale
Grove. Ell tranvfa 10 deja ALI
mismc. Da una impression ale
IRE a esa barriada, con su null
titud de fccos y permite que Sc
distinga desde lejos.
"Auto Shooter, son autom6-
viles cue caminan por medic de
electricidad, llevando la direc-
ci5n que desee Ell driver, cho-
cando unos con otros sin eau
sarse ell menor dano. En- otro
lugar, hay carreras de autom6-
viles para ''bebitos", a prueba
de TODD peligro, y muy diverti-
dos.
Todas las nodes Sc reune nu-
meroso pGblico en- csc lugar, pa
ra asistir al Auto Shooter" de
L. Feria Mundial, una de las "a
tracciones principales de esa
exposition.
Con ell cup6n que insertamos
Ell nuestra edici6n, y cinco GEN.
tavos, podran les nihos disfru-
tar de agradable ratio.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
BOdG

BOdG
Ell pasado m~artes, contraje-
70 nmatrimonio, la Srta. Cecil
Bay1ess Y ell j6ven, John Rodri-
guez, empleado del teatro Ritz.
Representa- a la ley ell Notario
.Sr. Candida Perez, fernando el
acta los testigos Mr.. Lee Dix
on y Miss Jean Dixon.
La novia es hija de los espo-
SOS Mr.. Alfred T. Bayless, de
Chicago, Illionis Y ell novio, de
la Sra. Nora Rodriguez, residen
tie en- ell ndmero 141712 de Ia
Septima avenida.
Los nuevos esposos estabSe-
ceran su residential en- esta loca
lidad.
iFelicidades!
Cesar RiverO.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
Ell HIJO DE
HULL ESTUVO EN- LA
HABANA

Habana, abril 9.-El hijo del
Secretario de Estado de los Es-
tados Unidos, Cordell Hull, Jr.,
estuvo en- La Habana y en- Va
radero, durante la semana an
terror. FL viajero quiso perma-
necer de inc6gni %, y Sc neg6 a
recibir homemade alguno.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
Ell PRESIDENTE BARNET
HOY HACIA
ORIENTE

Habana, abril 9.-El Presi-
dente Barnet anunci6 aver su
,crop6sito de embarcar hoy por
la manana hacia la capital de
Oriente, con ell objeto de visitar
ell Santuario del Cobre.
Ell Secretario de Agri,ultu-
ra, SenCr Garcia Baylleres, ma
nifest6 que no podfa acompanar
al P~residente, pero que saldria
ell lunes hacia Santiago de Gu
ba.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
FRANCIA DA A CONOCER
SUS AMPLIOS PLANES
DE PAZ

Paris, abril 9.-El Gobierno
de Francia ha dado a conocer
hoy sus amplios proyectos de
paz europea, mediante la con-
certaci6n de pactos de mutua a.
yuda en- case de guerra y ell es-
tablecimiento de un cuerpo ar
mado, que Guide las fronteras.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09

la sido dado de alta por ell
DR.. Guillermo Roig, ell ST.. Ar
mando Calvo que estuvo varios
dias recluido en- su hogan de la
decima avenida.
Rogamos porque la salud del
apreciable amigo no Sc vuelva a
quebrantar.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
LOS ETIOPES PROTESTAN
DE LOS ITALIANOS

Adds Abeba, Abril 9.-Un
parte Official, del Quartet impe
rial, en- algdn lugar cerca lie
Iesta capital, asegura que los
aeroplanos italianos han GU
bierto TODD ell frente de batalla
norte con gases venenosos.
Al propio TEMPO, ell Gobier
no ia a conocer su nueva or
den de reclutamiento.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
TeGtro broadway

Por Ultima vez pasara hoy
Por la pantalla la pelicula "Te
Every Bachelor" por Marion
Nixon y Neil Hamilton, Green
Ayes" por Shirley Grey y Char
les Starret, comedias y noticias.
Pronto Sc exhibira la cinta
frankie and Johnnie" por
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
Pr6rinlO cabaret

Pr6TimO cabaret
La Logia Curbelo No. A de la
Orden "Caballeros de la Luz,
iara un cabaret ell dia Is de Ma
70 en- ell Auditorio Municipal.
Para los bailables sera con-
tratada la orqresta don Fran
cisco.
Las mesas Sc venden a A Pc
SIS.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09

Unas lineas tambien para re-
cordar ell bale de Easter que
por la noche habra en- ell Centre
Espanol, de 9 a l de la madru.
gada.
Aqui tambien concurrira
nuestra juventud elegante, pa.
ra bailar con la orquesta "Dor
Francisco.
Caballeros so cts. damas 25.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
Pr6rima inGuguraci6n

A fO01ffeN NtOcN0 W ~
FL sabado quedara inargura-
do un cafe en- la avenida Michi-
gan y Gale %. Ell nuevo esta-
,blecimiento estara provisto de
todas las necesidades posibles,
para la meier atenci6n a los
clientes y amigos. Amplio salon
cantina sursida y servicio de
comida.
Sus propietarios desean ha-
Ger de este ESTABLISHMENTS un
lugar agradable para sus favo-
recedores.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09

New York, Abril 9.-El ex-
principe de Asturias, llegado
de la Habana hace apenas una
semana, sigue recogido en- sus
La gaceta., 1936-04-09

Chester Morris y Helen Nor
gan.
Precios para hoy, mayores
10 cts. y ninos 5.
Esta empresa prepare una
sorpresa.
La gaceta., 1936-04-09
En- Ell Circulo

En- Ell Ctrculo
Bale tambi6n por la noche,
de 8 a l por no ser menos, la
sala alta de la querida "casita
criolla" Sc vera engalanada por
La gaceta., 1936-04-09

Ell EX-PRINCIPE DE ASTU-
RIAS SIGUE EN- NUEVA
YORK
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1936-08-28
FAVORABLE SCORE
ON TYPHOID FEVER
Cases Have Diminished In
State During First Six
Months of This Year

With So cases of typhoid reported in
the State during the first six months Of
the current year, as compared to IS in
the corresponding period of 1885, 124 in
1884, 113 in 1888, and 143 during the
first six months in 1882, the place of
honor, so far as a new low score is con-
cerned, is given to that disease, in the
report of DIR. r. 81. Riley, Director of
the State Department of Health, of the
incidence of communicable diseases in
the State from January / to June 30 of
this year.
Summarizing the report, DR.. Riley
said: In spite of the menace of typhoid
as an after effect of the destructive
floods of March and April, we have the
smallest number of cases, So, recorded
during any corresponding six months
period. 1t will be recalled that disease
prevention measures, notably widespread
immunization against typhoid chlorina-
ton or other disinfection of water sup
plies, and orders that all potentially
unsafe drinking water be boiled before
using-'were Immediately applied in all
sections of the State endangered by the
floods. These emergency measures sup
plemented the steady fight that is being
waged throughout the counties against
typhoid at all times, through sanitary
measures, by immunization against the
disease, and by the discovery and SUI
pervisiOn of carriers. The cumulative
effect of all of these activities is reflect
ed in the favorable record for the cur
rent six months. However, this doesn't
mean that we can relax in any of our
effort because of the nature of typhoid,
the insidiousness of the methods of at
tack and especially of the possibility
OF the transmission of the infection thru
unknown or unrecognized carriers,
there can be no possible let up in the
precautionary measures against the dis
ease.
OF the 50 cases reported during the
flrst six months this year, IL occurred
IN Baltimore City and IS in the coun-
ties. Six counties, Carroll, Cecil, How
ard, Prince Georges, Queen Anne's and
Somerset cama fhrou0h lho civ months
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1936-08-28

What this wise old bird wants to
say is this: If he owned property
like yours, he'd be sure to insure it
in the Mill Owners Mutual You
see, he knows that this conservative
ly managed 61-year-old fire insur-
ance company provides sound pro-
lection. that it pays it's losses
promptly and fairly. that it's non
assessable policie are backed by
surplus equal to more than twice it's
average annual losses. i. and that
every year since 1875 it has paid
substantial dividends to policyhold-
erS.
IRWIN F. HOFFMAN
48 South Potomac St. Phone 2631
Hagerstown, Md.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1936-08-28
PARK PICNIC DATES
AUGUST

AUGUST
20: Minnich Reunion.
Stenger Reunion.
30: Grosh Reunion.
Fahrney Reunion.
SEPTEMBER
6: Sensenbaugh Reunion.
10: Wolf Reunion.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1936-08-28
CELEBRATION PLANNED

Plans for the celebration of the 53rd
anniversary of the Orphans Home at
San Mar, to be held on September 2,
have been completed. Open house will
be maintained from 10 A. M to 10 P.
M. Dinner and supper will be served
at nominal price and other refresh
ments will be ON sale. 1t is planned to
have entertainment during the afternoon
and evening.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1936-08-28

without having a single case of typhoid
charged against them.''
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1936-08-28

Say you saw it in The Globe
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-11
OLD GUARD QUITS
PLATFORM FIGHT

CLEVELAND, June IL. (UPD.
The Old Guard of the G. o. p,
today bowed to the will of Gov.
Alf Landon of Kansas, and agreed
to make vital revisions in the
1886 platform demanded by the
most powerful aspirant for the
Republican presidential nomina-
ton. 49,.
It was reported that Chairman
Herman M. Langworthy of the
platform subcommittee had in
dicated that the controversial ma
ture of some of the platform
planks would require consider
able debate" when the full reso-
lutions committee meets at l p.
m. today to take final action.
One of the planks of which Lam
don disapproved was the social
security provision.
AS originally drafted this pro-
vided for a direct tax on all peo-
pie, so the program could be put
on a "pay as you go" system. :,
The subcommittee at first had
eliminated this tax, but Landon
insisted that it be reinstated.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-11
SEEK AGAIN TO
PIN BLAZE ON
BLACK LEGION
Caughlin Case Reviewed
After One Arson Con-
fession Made ..
ESCAPED CANISTER
is STILL AT LARGE

DETROIT, June II. (UP).-
Police today tried to link the
Black Legion's terroristic larson
squad, who have confessed to
firing one of their enemy's homes
with the burning of Father Cough
Inns original Shrine of the Little
Flower.
Five alleged members of this
arson squad were questioned, and
the sixth was being sought.
An all night questioning result
ed in the confession that the
squad was responsible for the
burning of w. F. Mullenhauer's
farm house in Oakland county in
1884.
1t was understood recently they
had visited Detroit headquarters
of the Communist party, but that
they failed each time to fire the
place.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-11
PLAN MASTER
FARMER TEST
G. D. White Says County
Should Have Several
Applicants for Honor
BY C. D. WHITE
County Farm Agent

The Progressive Farmer and
extension people are sponsoring
this year a master farmer contest,
and we in Henderson county
should have several applicants for
this honor. If you will submit to
me the name of some farmer in
your section who you think would
qualify. you will do him a great
favor. This farmer should be one
who is diversifying to a great ex-
tent. That is, he should have poul-
try, cows, hogs, pure bred if pos
sible. Also his crops should be
diversified enough so that he is
producing enough for home con-
sumption, in addition have some
to sell. Then, too, home beautifi-
cation, as well as modern eonven-
fences, such as water and lights,
will help his score. Finally he
should keep records of his farm
activities, and be leader in COM
munity and county activities.
We have farmers like this, but
their names must be submitted by
you, the farmers of our county.
Send in these names and help
bring this honor to Henderson
county.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-11
VANDENBURC,
B0RAA, KNOX
Are ALL OUT
Landon's Smashing Victory
Almost Unanimous Be-
fore Voting
MAY BE ONLY NAME
OFFERED TONIGHT

PUBLIC HALL, Cleveland, June
II. (UP).-Governor ALT M. Lam
don won a smashing and almost
unanimous victory in the Repub-
lican convention today.
As the delegates met in the
barnlike public hall today, news
came Of the capitulation, one af-
ter another, of his rivals for the
nomination for the presidency.
This conceded with word from
John D. M. Hamilton, Landon
manager, that a compromise had
been agreed upon over the bitter
ly dis puted draft of the Repub-
lican platform.
Senator Arthur Vandenberg,
Michigan, led the parade into the
Landon tent by releasing the VOL
VERNE delegation to Landon.
Col. Frank Knox, ILL.,, quickly
followed, and this was followed
quickly by a report that he likely
would be Landon's choice for the
vice-presidential nomination.
Shortly afterward. Sen. Borah
withdrew his name from before
the convention and then appeared
the strong likelihood that Lam
don's nomination would be achiev-
ed by reclamation.
The forenoon session of the
convention then recessed until
2:30 o'clock this afternoon when
the party's platform will be
brought to the floor.