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Evening star., 1936-02-09

O The Offu store where Lincoln started his career as
business (2) The Lincoln Memorial in the Ma.
tons Capital (3) The building the left in this picture
is the original Henry Onsat home the exact cabin in
which Lincoln spent many hours. This is replica.
a. Interior of the Lncoln-Berry (5) The Daniel
Chester French statue of Abraham Lincoln in the me.
mortal at Washington. (6) reconstructed interior in
the Lncoln-Berry On similar long pine counter
Lincoln stretched read The door at the right is
the entrance the "lean.o" where he slept (7) The
long room in Henry Onstas home On this hearth the
Great Emancpaor spent many hours studying law. (8)
Home of Dr. John Allan Dartmouth graduate who loaned
Lincoln books and encouraged his running for the egs
lature.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

pile to read by the last fading light
of day. While at night he stretched
before the blazing fireplaces Of his
friends poring over book.
Every Friday afternoon Lincoln
slipped into the children's school room
and listened to the spelling bees. All
the grammar he ever knew he learned
at this time. During off hours at the
store Bill Greene held the book and
read the questions while Abe struggled
with the answers.
The battered text they used is now q
treasured relic Of the State Park Mu-
scum. It's title page reads:
English grammar in familiar lee
lures, accompanied by a compendium
embracing a new systematick order of
punctuation, exercises in false syntax
and q key to the exercises, designed
for the use of schools and private
learners. BY Samuel Kirkham."
A random definition reads: "a
phrase is an assemblage of words
not constituting an entire sentence,
but performing q distant Office in
the structure Of sentence or another
phrase" That is stiff reading, but
from this cumbersome text book and
the alchemy of life came Americas
terse masterpiece, Lincoln's Gettys-
burg Address.
IN TIME offut's interests .roamed.
1 He moved on and the store failed.
BY the Spring Of 1882 Lincoln was
without q job. He was reading law
and taking an active part in the vii
lage debating society. Jim Rutledge,
the tavern keeper, and DR.. John Allan,
q Dartmouth graduate, felt that the
young man showed more than ordi-
nary ability, so they encouraged him
10 become q candidate for Legislature.
Lincoln announced his candidacy
March Is, 1882, in q rhee5rical fiier
Evening star., 1936-02-09

was sent to fetch" him. When he
arrived the family withdrew. Abraham
Lincoln and Ann Rutledge had an
hour of farewell alone. When he left
the room tears ran down his cheeks.
He never saw Ann alive again.
Her death was crisis in Lincolns
growth. Deep in the throes Of his
first real love, he was forced to accept
the finality of death and separation.
He spent long brooding hours strug-
Cling to understand his cruel loss.
Time after time he returned TO AIMS
grave. AS the village disappeared
friends moved the grave to Petersburg
to preserve it. And each year more
, and more pilgrims stand beneath the
great elm tree and read the poignant
lines by Edgar Lee Masters carved on
the granite marker:
"Out Of me unworthy and unknown
The vibrations of deathless music.
With malice toward none. with char
ity for ALL
Out of me forgiveness of millions to-
ward millions,
And the benef1cent face Of nation
Shining with justice and truth.
I am Ann Rutledge who sleeps be-
meath these weeds,
Beloved of Abraham Lincoln,
Welded to him. not through union,
But through separation.
Bloom forever, o Republic,
From the dust of my BOSOM"
During his service as surveyor, An-
coin did not forget his political am
billions. He ran for Legislature again.
II well remember how he was dressed"
A. Y. Ellis says of Lincoln during
this campaign. Flax and tow panta-
looms, five inches too shcrt In the
legs. Frequently but one suspender,
no vest or coat, calico shirt, such
as he had in the Black Hawk War;
coarse brogans, tan-and-blue yarn
socks and a straw hat, old style, with
no band"
.DURING the two years between
candidates., Lincoln's manner Of
address became more direct. Fellow
citizens" he said in 1884, II presume
you all know who am. am humble
Abraham Lincoln. have been So
ncited by many friends to become
a candidate for Legislature. My
politics are short and sweet, like the
old woman's dance. I am in favor
of a national bank. I am in favor
of the internal improvement system
and a high protective tariff. These
are my sentiments and political princi-
Piles. If I am elected shall be
thankful. II I am not 1t will be all
the same"
He was elected to two sessions of
Legislature, after which he moved to
Springfield to practice law.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
By AGA Louisa Johnson.

w YFEN Americans commence
rate Abraham Lincolns
wv birthday next Wednesday,
interest will center about
Evening star., 1936-11-20
GRAND JURY GETS
TOWNSEND CASE
Bell Appears to Tell Circum-
stances of Alleged
Contumacy.

After lengthy conference with
United States Attorney Leslie c. Gar.
nett, Representative Bell Of Missouri,
chairman Of the House committee in
vestigating old age pension organiza-
tions, went before the grand jury today
to tell the circumstances of the al
legged contumacy Of DR.. Francis z.
Townsend, head Of the Old Age Re-
volving Pensions, Ltd. DR.. Townsend
defiantly walked out Of hearing of
the committee last Spring.
0arnett revealed that DR.. TOWN.
sends two former associates, who
were cited for contempt by the House
committee with DIR. Townsend, have
conferred with him concerning the
advisability Of going before the grand
jury, but decided not to do so. They
are John D. Kiefer. former Chicago
director Of the Townsend organiza-
ton, and DR.. Clinton Wunder, for
mer New York director.
Should the grand jury vote an in
dictment, 1t will be handled in the
ordinary manner and will not be re-
turned until next week, Garnett said.
The first witness this morning was
J. o. Bowen. who served subpoenas on
Kiefer and DR.. Wunder. He was q
special process server employed by the
committee.
Following Bowen as witnesses were
X. K. Johnston and E B. Clark, official
stenographers, who recorded the COM
mittee proceedings. and william A.
Weber, . deputy sergeant at arms.
Defy Subpoenas.
Kiefer and DR.. Wunder refused to
obey subpoenas calling for their ap-
pearance before the House committee.
Although DR.. Townsend and his as
sociates were cited for contumacy last
Spring, no effort was made to present
the case to the grand jury until after
the presidential election.
Testimony Of the four witnesses to-
day was supplemented by the record
of the hearings.
Representative Bell came to WASH
ington from his home in Kansas City
especially for his grand jury appear
Ance.
Evening star., 1936-11-20
GROUPS UNITE TO PAY
TRIBUTE TO BRANDEIS

The Washington Chapter Of Hadas-
sab and the Washington Zionist Dis
trict will combine tomorrow at Q pm.
In q Joint celebration Of the recent
80th birthday Of Associate Justice
Louis D. Brandeis of the Supreme
Court.
Judge Joseph Fromberg. special as
sistant to Attorney General Cummings,
will be guest speaker on the program
to be held at the Adas Israel Syna-
gogue at Sixth and I streets.
Contributions by Brandeis to the
Development Of American Law" will
be the subject Of the address of Judge
Fromberg. who Is a vice president OF
the Washington Zionist district.
"Brandeis as Zionist" will be the
subject Of an address by Alan Fisher,
washington attorney and member OF
the Cultural Committee OF the Wash
ington Zionist district.
Evening star., 1936-11-20
Curley Club Dance
TOnieht at ShOreham

The members Of the Curley Club
will give its annual Fall dance 1T the
Shoreham Hotel this evening. This
dance Is under the chairmanship of
William j. Boyd, assisted by Miss
Edythe Connor, vice chairman; Miss
Mary L. MCGEE, Miss Gretchen
Baden, Miss Mary Mckay, Mrs. Mary
Hyland. Miss Gertrude Connor, Miss
Jessie Boehlert, Miss Adrienna Mont
gomery, Miss Mary Connolly, Miss
Margaret Freedman. Miss Mary
Oberg, Miss Mary zurn. Miss Agnes
Bayer, Miss Beatrice Tabinski, Miss
Josephine Hytrek. Miss Louise Snyder,
Miss Mildred Mattimore, Miss Helene
Gingras, Miss Helen Herbeck. Miss
Martha Showalter, Miss Gertrude
Connor, Miss Abbie Barry. Miss
Marian Seavey. Miss Mary O'Connor.
Miss Dorothy Barrett, Silvio Poll.
Roland J. Hyland. Richard O'Don-
oghue, James J. Corbett, Thomas
Brennan. Edward Pospiscel, Lionel
Ridgell, Lewis Robinson, Thomas Gull
Evening star., 1936-11-20
Headliners' Ball
To Be Held Toni9ht

The Headliners' Ball, q benefit
dance for newspaper men In distress,
will be held at the National Press Club
this evening.
The ball, which Ia open to the
public. will feature the famous tap
dancer. Pat Rooney, and others who
will appear are Haywood Broun.
Johnny Perkins, comedian, and Arch
Mcdonald. who will act as master of
ceremonies.
The dance will commence at 8
O'Clock and the tickets are available
at the Press Club.
Evening star., 1936-11-20

Imam, Joseph Stevenson and John
Dugan.
The proceeds from this dance will
be applied to the scholarship fund Of
the club. This fund In donated
annually to Archbishop Curley for the
education of poor, deserving children
Of high school age.
Evening star., 1936-11-20
rs COLLEGES AWARD
c. C. C. SCHOLARSHIPS
Additional Courses Are Made
Available at Reduced
Rates.

Twenty-six colleges. including the
University Of Virginia and Randolph
Macon College, have granted scholar
ships to G. O. C. enrolees this Fall,
Robert Fechner, director Of Emergency
Conservation Work, reported today.
Scholarships granted former enrolees
range from $50 to $1,000 per year. In
addition, 40 universities have made
correspondence courses available to
c. G. c. camp members at reduced
rates. Most of these courses have been
adapted to the needs Of the conserva-
ton corps.
In all. more than 200 colleges and
universities are cooperating with the
c. c. c. In making effective an educa-
tional program for enrolees, Fechner
said.
Evening star., 1936-11-20
French Woman 107.

Frances Oldest woman, Mime. Bonn
baron. recently celebrated her 107th
birthday anniversay near Paris.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
Ell ENTIERRO DEL SENOR
DIAZ FIGUERAS

Sc verified en- la tarde de
aver, en- ell cementerio de
Woodlawn, ell entierro del Sr.
Alfredo Dfaz Figueras, emil
grade revolucionario y antique
socio del Circulo Cubano.
Mas de un centenar de per-
sonas acompanaron ell cadaver
hasta su lugar de eterno des-
canso, despidiendo ell duelc g
nomb:a de los emigrados y los
familyares ell Sr. Balido, Un
viejo emigrado.
A las hijas del Sr. Figueras
y demas familiares, entire ellos
ell Sr. Angel Santana, reitera :
mos nuestra expression de con-
dolencia.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
UNA EBRIA LIE PUSO FUE-
GO A LA ROPA DE CANA

Lola Williams, una mujer
llevada a la carcel municipal
pOr embriaguez, incendi6 aver
la ropa de cana de su zelda, te-
niendo que intervenir ell carce-
lero y apagar las llamas.
Ante la corte de policia Sc. lie
acusara por la borrachera y des
truir propiedad municipal.
Por guar sus coches hallan-
dose bajo la Influenza de bebi-
das alcoholics, ellos no los au.
tOm6viles, tfueron multados "a
yer Ellis Pelt, H. Williams, j,
Scott, H. S. Grinds, L. r. Gan
wood y Joe Ricile.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Esta noche, a las ocho, por la
WDAE y la cadena Columbia
Sc ORA ell programa de los CT
garrillos Chesterfield con la or
questa de Kostelanetz y los can
tantes Kay Thompson y Rap
Heatherton.
A las nueve, por misma e.
taci6n y cadena, ell programa
sobre pandillaje cue dirige Phi
Hip Lord.
Entire las $3.50 y las IL 80 los
siguientes programs: Marcia
del TEMPO, tenor Shannon,
Clyde Lucas, Benny Goodman,
noticias de la Transradio y Her.
bic Kay y su orquesta.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
WILLIAM GREEN HABLA-
RIA ANTE LA LEGION A.
MERICANA

Cleveland, Ohio, sep. 23.-
William Green, presidente de la
Federation Americana del Ira
bajo, sera uno de los oradores
ante la convention de la Legion
Americana, segdn Sc anunci6
hoy.
La Legion celebr6 aver una
parada que tard6 en- desfilar IL
horas, marchando a su frente
ell comandante nacional Ray
Murphy. Dicese que esta para
da de la Legion ha sido la mas
grande de su historic.
Varios comites informaran
sobre defensa nacional, relacio.
mes extranjeras, americanismo
y otros temas. La convention
debera escoger tambien ell lugal
para su asamblea de 1887.
Los cuerpos de tambores y
cornetas empezaron a desfilal
por ell Estadio a las z de la ma.
mana de hoy. Sc disputan la cor
venci6n del ano que viene New
York, Chicago, Los Angeles
Denver y Montreal.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
CoRTE E CoNDADo

FL juez del condado orden6
hoy por la manana ell arres!o de
Elva Hanks, Lucille Burnett y
Johnnie Mae, personas que de-
'ian depoher en- un juicio preli .
minar y no comparecieron.
Iban a declarar esos ciudada-
nos en- un case contra John ST.
las, acusadO de robar I'm auto
m6vil, embriaguez y otros deli
tos.
81 no dan una excusa razona
BILE tendran que pagan una null
ia. .
La gaceta., 1936-09-23

Montevideo, Uruguay, sep. %.
-Alegando la muerte de las
hermanas Dolores, Consuelo y
Maria Aguiar, hermanas del vi.
cec6nsul honorario del Uruguay
en- Madrid, ell gobierno del presi
dente Terra rompio aver sus re-
laciones d~iplomaticas con la Re-
.sGblica espanola. Las hermanas
.ue habfan desaparecido, fUe-
ron encontradas sin vida, victi-
mas de elementos lterroristas.
Obedece Ell acuerdo a la Green
cia de que ell gobierno de Ma
drid no puede dominar las &C.
clones de su milicia. Los inte-
reses uruguayos quedaran re-
presentados por la legaci6n arI
gen,ina en- la capital de Espa-
ma.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
SALIO DE COMPRAS LA Elk
REINA DE ESPANA

New York, Sep. 23.-La ex-
'eina Victoria de Espaha, que
Sc encuentra aqui de vista con
motive de la enfermedad de
su hijo ell condo de Covadon-
ga, sali6 hoy de compras. En-
as minutes la ex-reina compr6
I'm traje de lana girls, con un
jacket y adorno de cordero
persia; un traje negro de lana,
dc una pieza, con saten y un
cuello de color lila, y un traje
de reception de crepe negro,
sdornado con bandas de joyas.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
MITIN DE LA UNION INTER
NACIONAL DE TABAQUE
RIOS

Esta noche celebrara I'm mi
tin de organization en- ell Cen
tro Obrero, la union Internacio
nal de Tabaqueros de Ameri-
ca.
Los oradores, Sres. Jose Mar
tinez, Fraga Y Luisa Moreno,
expondran la situaci6n de la
industrial y haran importantes
recomendaciones.
La Srta. Moreno, una mucha
cha inteligente, ha sido nom :
brada organizadora de la
Union.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
Cabaret Ell dtu 10 de Octwbre

Cabaret Ell dt1 10 de OctUbre
La secci6n de Beneficencia
del Circulo Cubano acord6 el
pasado lunes ~festejar la patri6-
tica fecha del 10 de Octubre con
un gran Cabaret, su mas i'm
per ante fiesta annual.
Ell prop6sito de la Secci6n es
ell nevar nuevos fondos al tesc-
70 social, con precios razonables
para beneficio del rGblico.
Empezara ell Cabaret, seg1n
los planes, a las 10 de la noche y
terminara a las cuatro de la ma
drugada. Van a ser contratadas
las orques;as Don Francisco y
Los Bohemios.
Ell comite de cantina ofrece-
"a esa noche TODD 10 mejor que
tiene a su disposition.
Cos.ara la entrada 25 centa.
vos v Sc ha resuelto mandar BIZ
lletes a todos los socios, por me-
dio de los cobradores.-
Deberan pagan los transeun-
ties so centavos los hombres y
rs las mujeres. Ofrecemos nues
ira cooperation a esa fiesta.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
NOTAS SOCIAIES

Cub Sunlight
Los miembros de csc 3lvb &c
reuniran esta noche, a las 1880,
para diScu.ir los planes del bal
lie que ell dia II de oc.ubre Sc
celebrara en- ell Auditorio NUM-
cipal. Sera I'm bale que durara
hasta las cuatro de la madru-
gada.
La reunion Sc efectuara en- ell
domicilio de " Srta. Siomara
Santirzo, por parte de las mu.
.ha has. Los j6venes Sc reuni-
ran en- la residential de Arman.
10 Almendares.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
Ell PROCESO CONTRA LOS
REBELDES DE MADRID

SUUOS TeSCtSTtCOS WcIOnSS &C
pesetGs pOr las responsible
dGdes ciViJes
Ell Juzgado especial que ms
truye ell sumario por la rebellion
militar f~ascis.a, asi como los
cuatro JuzgadOs q. act1an a sus
6rdenes, ~prosiguen incansable-
mente la labor que cada uno tie
ne asignada.
Consta ell sumario, al presen-
tie, de "a pleas en- tramitaci6n,
para activar mas tarde los SUI
marios en- las zonas de guerra
donde existe lucha Y que sera
tan pronto como progresiva-
mente las circuns; ancias 10 per-
mitan.
Hasta ell instante las respon-
sabilidades cviles contra los pro
cesados sc han fijado conjunta-
mente en- cerca de trescientos
millOnes de pesetas, sin perjui-
clio de que Sc eleven las respon-
sabilidades y la cantidad total
como consecuencia de la CONT
nuada lucha.
81 nGmero de procesados y en-
prisi6n hasta ell dia de hoy Sc
d~escompone de la siguiente for
ma:
Generates, 3; coroneles, z; e
nientes coroneles, 6; comandan-
ties, 20; capitanes, sc; tenien-
ties, 1903; alfereces, 80; briga-
das, 10; sargentos, a; maestrOs
armeros, L; picadores militares,
/; alumnos de Artillerfa, 1, y
paisanos, IA. Total, 273.
Una nota que ofrece interes
es la de que no hay procesado
ningdn soldado, porque al pro-
ducirse la rendici6n del Quartet
De la Montana fueron detenidos
218 soldados, todos los cuales
quedaron en- libertad por nc
existir ning1n Fundamental pa
"a proceder contra ellos, va quc
estaban engahados por sus ie
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
MURIO LA VLUDA
DE GRAUPERA

Habana, sep. 23.-Se efec-
tuara hoy ell entierro de la Sra.
Maria Capablanca, viuda de
Graupera, fallecida aver.
Pertenecia la Sra. Capablan-
"a a una distingrida familia de
esta capital.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
Disponiendo la creaci6n de la
INSPECTION General de Minas.
DEL MAESTRO
PABLO CASALS

Barcelona.-El alcalde ha di
che que por mediaci6n del Co.
mite de milicia ali. ifascis!a h.
rscibido ,on destino a la suscr.J
lion para las vic imas del deber
1C, 900 pese as del c5iebre macs
trc Pablo Casals, quien cons;-
dera que es una obligation que
tenia por haber sido distingui-
do con la medalla de orc de Bar
celora.
Ha dicho que tambien ha en-
regado Pablo Casals 10000
cen destino a la srscripci6n del
Ayrntamiento de Madrid, va q.
Madrid lie hizo objeo de iguai
dis, in,i6n que Barcelona.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
POR SIMPATI-
ZAJ CON LOS ROJOS

Habana, ser. 23.-Bajo Ia a.
cusaci6n de simpa.izar con los
"rojos" la policia detuvo aver,
encarcelandolos, a los ciudada-
ncs Antonio Arrieta, esPahr,.
Juan Napoles, argentine, y San
dalio Fernandez, cu5ano. Sc les
ocUparon proclamas que repair
tian, libros y documen.os. Les
detuvo ell CAPT an Perez.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
La fiesta del Sdbado

La fiesta del S6bGdo
Sc verificara ell sabado Ia
gran fiesta de la Sociedad del
Dulce Nombre, en- la sala del
Convento San Jose. Els a benefit
clio de los fondos para la cons
trucci6n de una nueva iglesia.
Nuevas mesas Sc han vendido
en- los 1ltimos dos dias, ademas
de las que va Sc habian vendi-
do.
Tocara la onquesta Don Fran
cisco, una de las predilectas de
nuestra juventud.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
PLEITOs Y DIvORClOS

CarmeIa Fuentes contra
Mike Fuentes; Violeta M. Tu-
lker contra Victor M. Tucker;
Mary Collier contra Frank Nc
CURE; Margaret w. Graves
contra c. G.. Graves; C. c. Viii
taker contra Pauline Etzler.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
Fiesta a fGvOr de los miMOs


Sabemos que una prestigiosa
institution local ha iniciado los
preparativos de una gran fies-
ia a favor de los nihos espano-
les.
Los trabajos p~reliminares Sc
llevan a cabo con gran sigilo,
pero nosotros hemos podido en-
terarnos.
Con la llegada del invierno
los ninos de los milicianos nece-
sitaran ropas de abrigO. En- 81
momento ~oportunO daremOs a
conOcer los detalless
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
Reunion de Directories

La Camara de Concrete de
Ybor Gelebrara mahana una
reunion de directories, en- ell Res
taurart Ell Boulevard, de la ave
nida ae Nebraska.
Firma la citaci6n que hemos
re4ibido ell secretariO Hale Cod
win.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
MATRIMoNIos

Feliz Rodriguez, %, y Mary
T~uzzalino, %; Rogelio Torra,
"a, y Aurora Fernandez, 81;
Cecil E. Powell, 26, y Pawnee
Merriam Hornsby, 20.
La gaceta., 1936-09-23

LA ~DICTADURA DE TERRA
M SUS RELACIONES
CON Ell GOBIERNO DE
MADRID
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
Sc DECLARE DISUELTA
LA ACTUAL R d.
PLOMATICA Y Sc DICTAN
NORMAS PARA LA NUEVA
REPUBLI-
CANA

Los servicios de Prensa y pro
paganda que funcionaban en- ca
da ministerior quedaran ahora-
concentrates en- la presidencia
del Consejo de ministries.
Numerosas cesantfas en- los
departamentos de Marina Y JUS
ticia.
Ancche fue facilitado por ell
jefe del Gobierno ell siguiente
fndice de la firma de su exec
lencia:
Acknowledgement cese V
separation de la carrera de los
vicealmirantes Juan Cervera,
Francisco Javier de Salas, To-
mas Calvar Sancho y Miguel
Mier Rico; contralmirantes Ma
nuel Fernandez Pima, Joaquin
Cervera Valderrama, Juan Mr.
hOz Delgado, Ramon Fonteina
Y Luis Pascual Cobil capitanes
de navfo Ramon Alvar Gonza-
.ez Jose Maria .Manj6n, Juan
Benavente, Miguel Fonteila, We
nancio Perez, Zorrilla, Antonio
Moreno de Guerra, Jose Casti-
10, Antonio Sampler, Francisco
Moreno, Ramon Nuche, Manuel
Ubierna, Jose Morgado, Joa-
1ufn Lopez Cortijo, Francisco
Jimenez Pidal, 81 capitanes de
fragata, siete de corbe.a, Is tel
alien es de navio, IL alfereces,
,ratro coroneles de Infanterfa
de Marina, ministro togado Gar
cia Parreno y Otro mucho per-
sonal de- Marina.
Guerra.+Dando de baja de
finitiva en- ell Ejercito a I'm CO.
ronel de Estado Mayor, nueve
tenientes coroneles, 10 conan
lantes y Is capltanes de dicha
asi como a % coroneles
de Infanteria y 25 tenientes CO.
roneles.
DeclarandO disuel-
Ia la carrera diplomatica &C.
ual y creGndo la que Sc especi-
flea EN- ell decreto.
Disponiendo quede disuelto e.
Consejo de administration de la
'SOciedad Espahola de Construc
ci6n Naval y creando una Cont
sion que sustituya a dicho orga-
nismo en- las funciones que des-
empehaba. T
Instruction Fdblica.-Crean
do una Junta encargada de or
ganizar, BS96 la Immediate di-
recci6n del ministerio. cuanto
Sc relacione con "a ensehanza
professional /lA"Aa
eObernaci6h:E la
dimisi6n del cargo de goberns-
de Castell6n a d. Fernando
Muhoz 0caha y nOmbrando a D.
Juan Bonet Bonet.
i Industria. = Disponiendo Ia p
disoluci6n de actual Consejo de
Minerva y creandO un Organis-
mo denOminadO COnsejo Nacio-
nal de Minarea
La gaceta., 1936-09-23
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La lucha de Espana por la Lbertad
y en- contra de los ~fascistas
Recortes de periodicos republicanos
democratas

fes. Come Sc recordara, la ma
yoria de estos soldados, que
quedaron licenciados, Sc incor-
poraron a las milieias del pue-
bio.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-01-22
ASHEVILLE STARTS
QUIZ In WITHHOLDING
OF IVA DAM JOBS

ASHEVILLE, Jan. 22.-Inqui-
ny as to why Buncombe and Hen
derson counties were not includ-
ed in the recently assigned quo
tas of men to work on the Chick
amauga IVA dam near Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, was started yester-
day.
Fred L. Weede, manager, of the
Asheville Chamber, wrote DR.. Ar
thur Z. Morgan, Knoxville, Tenn,
director of IVA, and asked why
no men were assigned from Bun
combe county when they had
been named from other Western
North Carolina counties. A SIM
liar question was asked by Hen
derson county authorities, it was
learned.
The Asheville chamber mana,
ger advised DR.. Morgan that sew
eral Asheville men had expressed
a desire to apply for work on the
dam. - -