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La gaceta., 1936-01-28

que estableciera la iona desmi
litarizada del Rhin, con un an
cho de so a 100 Kilometres. La
IONA iba a permanecer libre
de fortificaciones U ocupaci6n
militar por un periodic de so
amos, a contar de 1919. Los al
tos funcionarios esperan ner
viosamente ell jueves, tercer a.
niversario de la subida de Hit
Ter al poder, cuando Green Sc
daran a conocer nuevos ejem-
plos de la violaci6n del trata-
do.
Una americana, la Sra. He
len Brown, afirma que estan
va realizandose los trabajos de
fortificaci6n Y rearme de la
iona.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
10 UNAiCARTA
.yIDOR FISCH

pt6 que 81 era c~ontrar.o a las
Ps de Cuba zanzibar dinero
americana ~narcado y que Sc
hubiese usado ensun secuestro.
70 lie pregunte que 81 era un
contrabandista y me dijo que
no; pero que un amigo suyo de
seaba hacer circular alg1n di-
nero. Despues me present6 una
carta con la firma de Isidor
Fitch. Esto aeontec.6 alg6n
despues del secuestro
del niho Llndbergh. pero antes
de que Hauptmann fuese arres
.tado. 70 creo que todavia an
da pOr Ia HabaRa 81 hombrs
.qyAm me enseh6 Ia carta,"
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
ASAMBLEA DE LOS PARTI-
DARI0S DE TOWNSEND

Los partidaNio que en- este
condado tiene q plan de- pen
stones del DR.. n send, vi
ficaran hoy las sis enteg rel-
niones: en- Moody Heights, ess
quina de Arenenia y Memorial ;
en- Ia avenida de Nebraska, ts-
bernaculo de la iglesia bautista /;
Hyde Park, Primera Igesia
Cristiana; Brandon, en- la casa
ercuela; Port Tampa, igesia
metOdista, y Mango. donde ha-
blara Ell iuez Bell, Dc Arcadia.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
UN LUGAR PARA LA
EXREINA VICTORIA

Lcndres, Enero pa Ia ex-
reina Victoria de Espaha sc be
cOnsedera TN lugar p~referense
en- Ell cortejO fdnebre del rey
Jorge v.
FL rey Alfonso, que Sc encucn
ira en- Roma, asistira alli a u
nos funerales, en- compahia del
rey Victor Manuel.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
ACUSAD0S DE VENDER
NUMEROS DE BOLITA

Los diputad15 del sheriff a
rrestarOn aver a Mike COMA
lez, Manuel Marco, Robert
Ruiz, Henry LOngval y Ramon
Sanchez, aousandOlos de vender
nGmerCs de bolita.
Gonzalez di6 una fianza de
800, Sanchez de $25 y los Otros
de $50 cada uno.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
Ell REY HIZO GUARDIA DE
HONOR AL A

Londres, Enero 28.-El rey
Eduardo VIII y sus tres hernia
nos hicierVn aver guardia de
honor al cadaver de su padre,
ell reg Jorge V, tendido en- la
ebadia de Westminster. Las
principles llegaron POGO des-
pues de medianoche y mantu-
vieron su solemne viRilR en-
compahia de su hermano ell mo
narca.
En- ell palacio de BuckirA +,
ham Sc efectu6 vna Solemx
comidaoen la que toma
tie los reyes que hoy n
ran detras del feretro.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
U S-INDICALISTAS
PREDICAN LA Austen
CION

Madrid, Enero 28.-Aunque
Ia mayoria de los jefes sindica-
li.tas apoya a los candidates de
ia izquierda IalgunOs grupos
predican la abstenci6n electo-
raj.
Los partidarios de la Austen
ci6n sostienen gu Ell sindicalis-
mo no tiene matiz polltico y
gue no debe mezclarse en- las e.
lecciones.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
TIENEN VENTAJA LOS Ii,
BERALES GRIEGOS

Atenas, Enero 2S.--Los al
limos escrutinios de las eleccio
mes generates indican que ell
partido Liberal ha obtenido la
victoria, habiendo derrotado a
los dos fuertes partidos opo :
nentes.
Ell resultado definitivo Sc CO.
nocera mafana.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
CINCUENTA. REPRESENTA-
TIES APOYAN Ell PLAN DE
PENSIONES

Washington, Enero 28.-En
ell actual Congreso de la ma
con, segGn los partidarios del
plan Townsend. hay so repre-
sentRntes que simpatizan con
81 plan de pensiones, a base de
5000 al mes. Entire los que han
ofreciGo su concurso a la bue-
ma obra fiSuran los represen-
tantes Peterson y Green, de Ia
Florida.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
ARRIBO A VIGO Ell GENE
RIAL SANJURJO

Madrid, EnerO 2S.-Arribo
aver a Vigo ell Oral. SanjurjO,
cue Sc dice sera nomtradO pre-
sidente de la RepIblica 81 las
derechas triunfan en- las veni-
deras elecciones.
Sanjurjo cOnspir6 contra la
RepIblica durante Ell periodic
del gobierno del Sr. Azaha.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28

DR.. Ernesto Gruening: La
norma de YES Estados Unidos en-
Cuba, actualmente, debiera ser
Ia del "bren vecinO'', pero no 10
es y listed 10 sabe. Els la norma
de Caffery, inspirada por Sum-
ner Welles, la que Batista ODE
dece.
Ell pueblo aparentemente que
ria a Grau, y Welles y Caffery
Sc opusieron al reconocimiento
del gobierno "autentico".
IMantiene listed tOdavia, Mr..
Gruening, la sinceridad y civis-
mo del pasadO? mo lie ha hecho
perder brios ell alto empleo en-
IA ~secretaria del interior?
La gaceta., 1936-01-28

Tenemos Ell placer de felicitar
= nrestro colega Ell Tribune
pOr su earicatura de hoy, la de
~Al" Smith sirviendO los int
reses de los mil pnariOs sin es-
crdpulcs...
La carieatura parece un re-
flejo de nuestro articulO de a.
yer calificando la conducta del
~exguerrero feliz", ahOra iris
te portavoz de Raskob y otros
falsos dem6cratas.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver el vapor tia
liano MOnrosa y los americanOs
Alamo, Crawford, Dolphin, San
Mateo y Pawnee; la motonave
.Truxton lego de Aware 0bre-
g6n, MejicO, a descargar plata
mes.
Partieron en- la 1ltimas "a
horas los vapores Gateway,
Irene v Mateo, los tres de
banderl ana.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
CUBA AL Ola
ULTIMAS NoTICIAS

Habana, Enero Zo.-Arrlbo
aver la famosa bailarina En-
carnaci6n Lopez, la Argent
nita, en- compania de su her
mana Pillar y de otros artistas.
Actuara en- La Habana.
Angel Villares iny.ri6 tin.
ia rapida para matarse porque
perdio ell empleo que tenia y ell
padre de su novia cort6 las re
laciones que con su hija lleva-
ba, diciendole: "Un hombre
sin trabajo no puede casarse''
La novia Sc llama Isidra Perez.
La Republica fe teja hoy
ell aniversar O del nacimiento
del ap6stol Marti. Ell Centre
IGallego ofreccra una velada
en- recuerdo del patricia Gu :
bano.
En- los pr'meros dias de fe-
brero empezara a circular ell
tan anunciado libro del EXPIRE
sidente Machado. Sc repartira
gratis en- Cuba y en- otros PAL
SEES. Contiene ell libro, segGn I'm
amigo del exdictador, impor :
tantes documentos hist6ricos y
"relata la verdad".
Mantiene ell general que no
Quiso gobernar de acuerdo con
srs deseos, sino atendiendo in
dicaciones de los documenta-
dos. Cita nombres de victimas
que Sc lie achacan, personals a
las que no oy6 mencionar mien
tras estuvo en- la presidential.
Promote regresar a Cuba, pa
ra someterse a los tribunales,
cuando en- la RepIblica haya
serenidad. En- Ell libro trata con
mucha dureza a los Estadoi
Unidos v al embajador Sum-
ner Welles.
Como La Habana esta lle-
ma de machadistas que Sc ha-
llaban en- ell extranjero, circu-
10 aver ell rumor de que habia
retornado ell general Alberto
Herrera. La noticia no pudo
confirmarse. I'm hijo de HERE
ra ST Sc encuentra en- Cuba. Ase
gurase que ell exjefe del ejer-
cito y Ell DR.. Carlos Miguel de
Cespedes regresaran dentro de
varias semanas, y que Ferrara
vendra en- mayo.
-Tomaran possession Ell dta
"a de febrero los alcaldes y go
bernadores electos en- las pasa-
das elecciones. Asi sc acor IA
"a por Ell gobierno.
Ell dia l de febrero la Sc
cretaria de gobernaci6n deja-
"a ~cesantes, por razones que
Sc descOnocen, a las dos terce-
ras parties de los emplealos.
Modesto Hernandez ase-
sin6 a Juana Macias y en- la
huida lie alcanz6 un tren cleo
trico, lesionandolo gravemen-
tie. En- ell hospital Calixto Gar
cia, donde Sc encuentra reclui-
do, dijo aver que no saba ma
da del crimen.
La secretaria del trabajo
ha rebajado en- I'm 25% ell n1-
nero de sus empleados. Falta
dinero para abonar los sueldos.
, -Ing.riendo yodo trat6 de
matarse la joyen Graciela Pc
droso. nativa de Chimes. lie ha-
bia hechO una petici6n a su ma
Dire y esta no quiso complacer-
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
-C0NFERENCIA DE LOS
JEFEs DE LA DERECHA'

Madrid, Enero 28.-Se reu-
nieron a conferenciar los Sres.
Fil Robes, Alba, Maura y Mar
1inez de. Velasco, los jefes de la
derech9RS Madrid Sc acOrd6
presensar candidate a don AN
tonic R1yo Villanova. Don Nj
guel Maura sera candidate por
Soria.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28

DE Los RoPoSIToS DE
ALEMANIA

Londres, Enero Ax-El mi
.nistro de negoc anjeros
de Francia Sc 81 en- es-
ia capital y al al Sc
pelio del RI q. NJ Pierre
Etienne FA l a Sir
Antonio Eden, 81 ministro in.
giles, danudole cuenta de los PHI
mes de Alemania sobre la zona
desmilitarizada del Rhin. Elan
din explicara a. Eden Ia actitud
que Francia sc propone adop-
tar, @
La gaceta., 1936-01-28

49,
daron aver declararle la guerra
al juego prohibido, guerra sin
cuartel...
Muchos guerrero:, en- esta fe
liz y confiada ciudad de Tam
pa, han salido al palenque, Ian
"a en- ristre, y han retado a
ctmbate a los malandrines Y fo-
LINES de la bolita, la 1oteria, ell
monte, ell poker, la lOteria de
cartones, los dadosy Ell "pajari-
to" y otros "deportes''.
Cast .siempre, con plausible
discretion, les desafiados han
declinado ell cCmbate y por al
gun tempo la "pureza" ha pre-
dominado en- la fu6ura urbe y
sus contornos.
Guardadas las armas, las bo-
litaa y~olvieron a ser metidas en-
los sacos, les billetes han segui-
do su Marcia, LIS dados han
vuelto a sonar sobre las mesas...
Y nadie Sc ha muerto de susie,
nj siqriera los retadores, los
campeones de la moralidad.
Ahora mismo oimos con gus
to ell grito de guerra, como 10
hemos escuchado en- ctras Oca-
stones; pero nos eonreimos ir6-
nisamente, con eli pemiso de
los sehores ministries, pOrque ell
exitc de las campanas contra
el juego no depende de los ju-
.gadores, lino de las personals
que "protegen" a estos.
Mas i~mpertante que meter
en- ID careel a los que violan la
ley, que mucAas wees son per-
soras de buenos e~entimientos,
% eonveEcer los protectores'
para que Sc Fetiren del prcduc-
two negocio y retornen a la
senda recta...
Cortada toda relacl6n entire
"protegidts" y "protectOres",
entonces ell juego tendria que o.
Guitar la cabeza, en- lugares Sc
cretcs, y exponiendose los fem
presarios" a TODD Ell rigOr de Ia
ley.
Responde Ell gritO de guerra
de los ministries a una necesi-
dad social, a an deseo fervien-
te de los eiudadanos bien inten-
cianados; pero el NAL es anti
quo, viejo, muy vie5o, y desa-
rEaigarlo no sera cOsa facil.
PerO 81 Sc persigue a los POI
derOsos, a los que dan la orden
de "hagan juegO'', para que Sc
retiren a sus casas y desistan
de enriquecerse con dinero "c6-
mOdamente" reeogidO, entonces
Sc habra ganado mucho terre-
no y IA pavOrcsa @dolencia' per
dera su gravedad, adquiriendO
caracteres mas benignos.
Mientras ell jugadOr tenga el
eeZundo plano y los @protectO-
resp el primerO, el de mayor
rendimiento, sin seria respon-
sabilidad, los garitos consenti-
dos cerraran por algunos dias,
o algunas semanas, pero volve-
ran a abrirse.
Las mayores ganancias en- Ell
juego no son para los "banque-
ros", sino para los "socios de la
sombra", les que no ponen la
cara y, sin embargo, Henan La
bolSa.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28

Amigo nue:tro 10 es Ell Rev.
j. A. Phillips, autor de un in.
forme sobre ell jnego prohibidC
en- Tampa.
Els un ciudadano intelligence
y sincere, que sufre como suyas
las penas de la cOlonia latina.
Sabe 81 que muchos pobres sa-
crifican sus realities en- Ia boil
ia, con la esperanto de que Sc
conviertan en- d6iares. PerO dos
reales desaparecen y los pesos
no llegan.
Mr.. Philips, que habla per-
fectamente ell espahol, centena-
res de wees ha escuchado las
Quejas de MOBILES familias lleva.
das a la extrema miseria por eI
juego.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
LOS INSCRIP-
TOS EN- d

Madrid, Enero 2s.-En las
venideras eleceiones podran e.
mitir sus votos en- Madrid, de
acuerdo con Ell censo electoral,
3O4,O 900 mujeres y 1886 HON
bres.
No podran votar mas de 60,
900 j6venes
Ia mayQ
recer u
La gaceta., 1936-01-28

Fl congresista Peterson, que
representa- en- Washington q
c0ndado de HiTlsborOugh, apo
" Ia ley de pensiOnes Town
send.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28

Otra orqueSta de reputation
nacional, cOntratada pOr ell Cen
tro Espanol, tocara en- Tampa
Ell dia FL de Mario.
La dirige un j6ven simpati-
4qHisime Ramon Ramoss que to-
"a la l2uitarra y sabe cantar.
Conocimos a Ramos en- st. Pc
tersburg y nos place que ven-
ga a visitar una de las socieda-
des de las cuales lie hablamos.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28

Nos anuncia su candidatura
a apoderado escolar, por ell dis
trito No. 4, ell j6ven Oscar
Cuesta.
No hemos leido su programa,
que Sc cOmpone de 6 puntos, pc
70 suponemos que ofrece elee-
clones honradas.
iDios lie ayude a veneer, 81
Sc propone servir fiefmente a
la comunidad!
La gaceta., 1936-01-28

Esta noche ell senador Robin
son, de Arkansas, rebatira las
"tcnteria5' del constitutional
lista" Alfredo Smith.
Trazara la distancia entire ell
Presidente que piensa en- su pue
BIO y Ell politico fracasado y
mercantilizado.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Guerra al juesO prOhibidO. = Hechos y personals

Peterson es tan amable como
habil.
Ell sabe que los "viejitos" en-
este condado desarrollan mucha
fuerza electoral Y no quiere e
nemistarse con ellOS.
Ademas, en- ell fOndo de su CO.
raz6n Peterson Green que todo
viejo tiene derecho a vida CO
m2da Y tranquila despues de les
60 amos.
Mr.. Green, otrO congresista
de la Florida, tambien aprueba
ell plan de pensiones.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-10
MODERN ETIQUETTE By Roberta Lla

O. What is the chief character istic that man or woman should have in order to become popular?
 A. Whether it is the "chief characteristic or not, one must have the delightful manner of saying nice things about others, and Of never looking for faults, nor speak ing ill of anyone.
 Q. How should a man introduce his wife?
 A. As my wife to social equals, as Mrs. Smith" to his employee or mere business acquaintances.
 Q. What silver should be placed at the plates before announcing dinner?
 A. Forks for salad, roast, and fish; knives for roast and fish, spoons for soup and dessert
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-10
BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS

Tuberculosis stands away out in front a killer in one particular class. That class is economically the most significant age Is to 55
 That class includes the people who work for a living the people active in business. s It is the class the wonder side of adolescence and the hither side of old age
 It is the class of people the community from sentiment affection-can least afford to spare.
 It includes the sons and daughters who have come along to where they can ease the parents burden.
 It takes in the younger couples with children growing up not ready to be left alone in the world
 It enrols the experienced, the trained those able to take responsibility whose judgment is seasoned and whose reliability is sure.
 Tuberculosis strikes into this class-the countrys economic heart-wth deadly effect
 Against tuberculosis the public fights by the Christmas Seal Its cost is trifng the purchaser its cumulative effect enormous
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-10
The New Congress
(Tvcw TOrk Tines)


 On the face of the returns it is evident that the Democratic party has only held huge majorites in Congress but actually increased them. Of the chief spokeSmen of the Administration all who were candidates for reelection have been returned to of flee. The principal ally of the Administration among the Senate progressives likewise successful: George Norris running independent with the Presidents endorsement, victorious over two op- ponents in Nebraska. Borah less consistent but oc casonay warm friend of the Administrations plans, won his sixth election to the Senate in the face of Roosevelt landslide in Idaho. On the other hand, some of the most stafwart opponents of the Admins traton on the Republican side of the aisle, will De absent when the next Congress meets. Among these absentees will be Hastings of Delaware reless critic of the Administration and opponent of the Social Security Act Metcaf of Rhode Island who also voted against the security program Barbour of New Jersey an opponent of the Holding Company Act; Dickinson of Iowa keynoter at the convention which nominated MT. Hoover
 The defeat of these Republican leaders, together with the gains made by the Democrats constitutes the why so many people predict that the next Congress will be even more radical than its pre- deceSsor and more easily stampeded into hastily thought-up experiments But it would be a mistake to guess at the temper and the political philosophy of the next Congress without noting the influence which may be exerted it by another development of the election-namely the utter rou of the forces of dis content which were led by Father Coughln, abetted by Dr. Townsend and massed behind the banner or MT. Lemke
 If there is one point which emerges. clearly from the election it is that radcasm of the type repre- sented by the Union party is played out that Father Coughns considerable influence is destroyed; that the movement of which Huey Long im- pressive leader in his heyday is bankrupt; that the magic of "inflation the central theme in the Union party coalition, has lost whatever appeal it joyed; that the political strength of the Townsend movement is myth
 When one remembers how much of the legislation sponsored by the Seventythird and Seventy fourth Congresses was enacted essentially and deliberately in order to avert the still more radical alternatives de- manded by heTownsendites and the inflatonists and the paper money and the share the wealthers, and when notes how decisively these pressure groups defeated at the polls Tuesday, there is to hope that the Seventy fifth Congress will function in a less troubled scene less dangerously stampeded.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-10
Germany and Japan
Cincinnati Enquirer
stannpedet


 From crop of unofficial but trustworthy reports it well nigh certain that Japan and Germany have concluded military alliance against the Soviet Union. It is not certain whether this is an offensive strictly defensive alliance Neither is it clear whether the two powers plan concerted policy with respect to Russia, apart from military cooperation in the event of hoStilities.
 This alliance, reported from time to time over several years changes the aspect of world politics considerably. It brings together the two strongest nations which have left the League of Nations to pur their national aims outside the framework of the League Covenant It unes against Russia, the largest and strongest of the Relationships, the two next strongest Relationships It also pits against the one Communist state the two most important Fascist states using the term Fascist in it's broad connotaton
 For Russia the move emphasizes the necessity for close cooperation with France, Czechoslovakia and other capitalistic powers with common interests For China, it the temptation to draw closer to the Soviet Union, provided the Russians do not decide to avoid China the better to slave off conflict with Japan For the United States, the trend poses difficult question because national interests conflict with those of Japan not Russia while national thought is hostile to Communism. In any event. this alliance calculated to give the bureaucrats of many Foreign Offices some sleepleSs nights.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-10
DAILY LESSONS IN ENGLISH
 By w. L. GOrdcn

Words Often Misused: Do not write, T have your favor of No vember IT," Write T have your letter.
 Often Mispronounced: Holly hook. Pronounce both o's as in of. and not holly-hawk.
 Often Misspelled: Holiday; one only.
 Synonyms: Necessary, essential, vital, indispensable.
 Word Study: Use a word three times and it is yours" Let us in- crease our vocabulary by master ing one word every day. Today's word: Annihilate; to reduce to nothing; to destroy the existence of. Tt is impossible for any body to be utterly annihilated."-Ba- con.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-10
LOOK end LEARN
By A. C. Gordon

l. How much has the population of the United States increased since the 1930 census?
 2. Who was our oldest Presi- dent, when inaugurated?
 3. What is orthoepy?
 4. What state of the Union re- fuses to grant a divorce on any grounds?
 5. Where does the earth rank among the planets in distance from the sun?
 ANSWERS
 l. 1930 census, 22,775, ,O46 present estimation, in round if gures, 127,OO0,O00; increase about 100000
 2. William Henry Harrison, al age of 68. 3. Correct pronunciation o1 words. (Accent first syllable). 4. South Carolina.
 5. Third.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-10
Horoscope "The stars incline
 but do not compel"
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1886

| FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1886
 Benefic aspects rule strongly to- day, according to astrology. It is an suspicious time to look after property interests, to consult law years and to finish business un- dertakings.
 Workers of every class should benefit at this time when the stars seem to promise growth of their organizations and trucks in con- ] flicting unions.
 Farmers in certain parts of the country should profit through the winter because of an extraordin- ary demand for food products, many of which will be sent out of the country.
 Florida and other southern states will enjoy busy period, for severe cold will increase the number of tourists. California also will bene- fit, but the Pacific Coast will at tract unusual crowds because of naval and military interests.
 Neptune is in an aspect most fa- yorable to the United States navy which is to make history in the new year.
 Secret plotting against the gov ernment in Ireland will cause new troubles among land owners. Dis content among workers is fore cast.
 Canada is to enjoy an exceeding ly prosperous year and will well come many new settlers, among them immigrants from the Unit ed States.
 Society women are forewarned that romance will prevail this sea- son, there will be foolhardy flirta- tions and many scandals.
 Persons whose birthday it is have the augury of year of fairly good fortune. Plans of elderly relatives should not be ignored for they in dicate future legacies.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be of determined char actcr. Subjects of this sign us- ually are practical and successful. Many love the sea.
 Hiram Paulding. naval officer, was born on this day 1797. Others who have celebrated it as a birth day include James Shelby, first Governor of Kentucky, 1750; Bella Lyon Pratt, sculptor, 1867; Simon D. Fess, statesman, 1861.
 Copyright, 1936)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-10
"A LESSON OF IKE STRIKE"

There is striking similarity between the dependenc of Alaska and Hawaii continental United States fo food supplies which both could very well produce them selves to large extent The present maritime strike ha brought the matter to the fore again forcefully the following comment of the Honolulu Star Bulletin under the heading "A Lesson of the Strike" reveal clearly situation which is particularly apropos 0 Alaska
 This waterfront strike brings home to Ka- waii lesson almost forgotten since the World War.
 The lesson is that Hawaii should produce more of the foodstuffs it consumes
 We realized it during the World War, par ticularly after America went in Then we had "meatless days and "wheatless days" and even "sugarless days" just as did the rest of the United States
 We had our Boys Garden Army and a gallant host of young farmers it was We or ganized backyard gardens and encouraged truck farming. We evolved banana bread" and got so we could eat it with fair appetite. We cut down on imported meats, fats fruits vegetables 5. and canned goods, and enlarged our consump- tion of homegrown potatoes tomatoes lettuce and such things
 Diversified farming and produce gardening were greatly stimulated in 1917 and 1918. Then the war ended Shipping freed from At lantc transport service and went back into Pa cific passenger and freight service The sugar industry, the pineapple industry expanded rapidly. Attention was taken off home pro- duction of foodstuffs.
 Since then diversified farming has made considerable progress. The vocational agricu- ture work in the schools has expanded The ' Future Farmers of America annually develop ls number of earnest industrious youths who go into small farming. The University of Hawaii extension department, the U. s. ex- pertinent station, have with limited facilities done good job.
 Even so, diversified farming and produce gardening have not kept pace with the de- mands of the local market. Marketing meth ss ods too often are inadequate-no stahdardi- zation of products poor packing, careless ship ping poorly organized facilities for selling to