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La gaceta., 1937-03-04

Debiera aumentarse a Is ell
nurnero de los magistrates del
tribunal supreme, como 10 ha
pedido e PreSidente.
81 los magistrates reacciona-
rios no nuieren retirarse, po-
dram seguir en- su labor "des :
tructiva;" pero nuevos magis :
TRADES ingresaran y pondran
por encima de strs caprichos per
sonales el buen deseo del pueblo
de los Estados Unidos.
Como ciudadanos, como midi
viduos los magistrates ultra
conservadore merecen ell mayor
respeto, pero como jueces al ser
vicio de yiejas ideas y ANTIGUA
dos procedimientos, Ell mejor ca
mino para ellos es aceptar ell re
trio con ell sueIdo annual SECURE
de $4,000.
Ell pals quiere seguir nuevas
rutas, las rutas liberales y pro-
gresistas. y para hacerlo ell Pre-
Sidente senala Ell rumbo.
La gaceta., 1937-03-04
Las Milicias Republicans han entrado en- Tole-
do Y combaten en- las GALES con los f~acciosos
Ell General Miaja NO quiso dar noticias a los
periodistas sobre ell resultado obtenido

sitaron Embellishments oil ge-
neral Jose Miaja v este les dijo
que no tenia noticias que dar :
les sobre la situaci6n de Toledo.
Ell avance de los milicianos Sc
efectu6 apoyado por la artille-
ria que los republicanos habian
emplazado en- Ell cerro del ba-
rrio de Cigarrales.
Esperanse nuevas noticias de
ese lugar, donde sc supone que
las mhicias estan fortificahdo
las posiciones conquistadas.
La toma de Toledo, a Al ma
las de Madrid, seria de gran i'm
~portancia estrategica para Ell
mando leal.
La gaceta., 1937-03-04
ESTA NOCHE HABLARA
POR LA A D Ell PRESI-
N ROOSEVELT

Washington, Mario 4.--Un
discourse de gran importancia
pronunciara hoy ell p~residente
Roosevelt con motive de los
''banquetes de la victoria" que
sc efectuaran en- differences lu :
cares de la naci6n.
Mr.. Roosevelt explicara, Sc :
gun Sc dice, 10 que significa 81
plan de reorganization social,
desde un punto de vista indirec-
to-.
Ell martes pr6ximo hablara Ell
Presidente por la radio, expli-
cando con lujo de detalles 10 que
convene realizar.
Ell discourse de Su Excelencia
Sc trasmitira a las 1920 de la
noche de hoy.
La gaceta., 1937-03-04
DIREC-
TOR DE LA ESCUELA ME
MORTAL

La prolongada controversial
sobre ell nombramiento de un
nuevo director para la escusla
Memorial Junior High, qued6
solucionada hoy cuando la jun
ia de educaci6n nombr6 para
csc puesto al Sr. Frank c. Gro
we, director de la escuela West
Tampa Jupior High School.
AL mismo tempo la junta
nombr6 a Randolph Mel ugh-
ling, professor del Institute Hills
borough, parael puesto dejado
vaeante por Grove.
Los dos nombramientOs Sc hi
cieron por Recommendation de los
.spodrsdOs sseca&rs&
La gaceta., 1937-03-04

FL ilustre Don Fulgencio Ba-
tista, coronel jefe de estado ma
yer, presidente de la Junta Mi
litar dictatoriaa, sigue gozando
de buena salud a pesar de haber
Caffery protestado de los ter
minos del "tratadito" anglo-cu-
bano.
Cuando ell egregio eoronei Sc
enter6 de que jefferson habia
arrugado ell entrecejo con mott
vo de los 'tprivilegios" concedi
dos a los ciudadanos ingBeses,
llam6 a sus queridos senadore,
a su humilde ''uasallos," Y les di
10: P6nganle nstedes la ''llave''
a csc papelucho qqe Montalvo a.
caba de mandarles.
Ordenado Y hecho.-.- No sera
ratificado 81 "tratadito."
La gaceta., 1937-03-04

Madrid, Mario 4.-El diario
"Claridad," 6rgano del partido
del primer ministro Largo Ca
ballero, da hoy la noticia de que
las milicias leales han entrado
en- la ciudad de Toledo, de dom
de salieron hace 5 meses por
no contar con recursos para ha-
Ger a los facciosos una violenta
oposici6n.
Verified esa operation mill :
tar y comlbate en- las GALES con
los insurgentes, una columnia
que avanzaba a 10 largo del rio
Tajo.
Los periodistas madrilefios vi
La gaceta., 1937-03-04

Ell gablnete de don Jose Gifai.
Ell gobierno 10 mand6 a Nalen-
cia a doninar ell levantamiento
militar, 10 que logra rapida Y e.
fectivamente. Despues, mand6
las fuerzas leales en- ell frente de
Cordoba, pero regres6 a Madrid
euando los rebeldes sc acerca =
ban a la capital.
Aquellos fueron dias dramati
cos, cast tragicos. FL gobierno
sc preparaba para abandonar
la capital y buscaba a un hom-
bre capaz de mandar las defensa
de Ia capital durante tres dias,
mientras llegaban refuerzos de
Levante. Con coraje Y devotion
ell general Miaja acept6 Ell man
do y los tres dfas Sc han CONVEX
lido en- cuatro meses.
Hizo a Madrid inexpugnable
y aplast6 la ofensiva del gene
raj Franco en- la carretera de
Valencia. Ahora TODD ell frente
obedece sus 6rdenes y los par
tidos tienen en- 81 ilimitada con-
fianza. Ell sabe resistir, sabe so
portar Ell castigo y sabe agarrar
Sc. Ahora sc ma visto que tam
bien sabe atacar.
Ell general Miaja es una per-
soma tranquila y muy accessible.
Los periodistas lie ven todos los
dfas, cuando les recibe al medic
dfa para decirdes 10 que sucede,
en- un estilo amigable.
De estatura media grueso,
con cara de luna y ojos de milo
PIE, no presenta la traditional
figura del soldado, pero su apa-
riencia en- este case engafia. Su
conversion es rapida y punzan-
tie, de soldado en- campafia.
CIando un periodista catalan re
cientemente lie pidi6 un mensa-
je para Catalina, contest6: "To
men a Huesca."
I'm grupo de extremistas lie
llam6 una veg y quiso imponer-
le algo que ellos deseaban.
"Yo no tolero mas gritos que
los de mi mujer, v ella esta muy
lejos de gritarme. 81 alguno de
ustedes insiste en- gritar, lie arro
jare pOr Ia ventana."
En- otra OCCASION una delega-
ci6n lie entreg6 una instancia
que empeZaba asf: Nosotros de-
mandamos de listed, senior gene
raj. No quiso seguir leyendo
y dijo: "Yo no acepto deman-
das. A mi Sc me dirigen peticio-
mes, no demandas, para hacer
cualquier cosa."
Su sentido de humor es algo
sard6nico. En- su reciente visi-
ia a Alicante, uno de sus ayu-
dantes lie hacfa notar a varios
amigos ell nimero de criaturas
palidas y delgadas: Ustedes
ven, dijo Miaja, son miembros
de un club vegetariano del cual
20 era presidente cuando estuve
aquf de garnici6n, hace algunos
ST. pero listed come carne
y es un hombre grueso, coment6
un ayudante.
-Es verdad. Mi mujer v mis-
hijos me "atacaban" tanto que
hrsbe de renunciar. Ahora bien,
yo insist en- que mis- amigos
continuaran fernando parte
del club"
La gaceta., 1937-03-04

Los que ihabian augurado la
derrota de Lewis y ell Comite In
dustrial bajaran ahora la cable
"a, contritos y avergonzados.
Habiamos dicho nosotros que
Lewis triunfaria porque repre-
senta la corriente progresista
del trabajador americana. no la
estancada.
Ell "nuevo treto'' venfa de :
mandando acci6n intensab sin
exageraciones, de parte de los
obreros americanos.
Lewis So bate en- la vanguar-
dia y la victoria lie sonrie.
Green Marcia EN- Ia retaguar
dia, abatido, comprendiendo
tue La bora de su retirada esta
pr6xinla q sonar.
La gaceta., 1937-03-04

Las milicias leales nan vuelto
a entrar en- Toledo, de donde
hace varios meses sc Marcia :
ron a disgusto.
Cuando Sc apoderen de toda
la ciudad, No fortifiearan y los
insurgentss no vclveran a pa
Sar.
Miaja los manda, como gene
raj en- jefe, y los soldados de la
Republica tienen en- su camara-
da completa confianza.
La gaceta., 1937-03-04
La noble figura y caracter del Oral. Jose Miaja,
comandante en- jefe del frente de Madrid
y Ia region central
Miaja nacio en- Oviedo, Asturias, ell 20 de Abril
de 1878 y era Ministro de la Guerra cuando la
toma del Quartet de la Montana
"Yo no tolero gritos mas que de mi mujer
v ella no me los da"

Madrid, Mario Ala defer
sa de Madrid sus frentes y la
parte central de Espana descan
ga hoy en- los amplios hombros
de un soldado de recia enverga-
dura, ell general Jose Miaja. Des
de una peQuefa oficina situada
en- ell s6tano de un gran edificio,
Miaja ha dirigido las operacio-
mes de los leales en- los ultimOs
cuatro meses y en- las ultimas
semanas asumi6 ell mando de las
operaciones en- ell frente del Rio
Jaramal. donde Sc ha librado la
batalla mas importante de toda
la guerra civil. Todo este es pa
ra decir que 81 general Miaja
es hoy la mas importante figura
militar de la ,Espana republica-
ma.
Este no s~ignifica que el debe
ser comparable con Ell general
Franco, ell jefe del lado insur :
genie. En- primer lugar, Miaja
no es al comandante en- jefe de
las tropas del gobierno, y, ade-
mas, es por complete otro tipo
de hombre. Ell jefe de la Junta
de Defensa de Madrid desdefa
la brillantez e inspiration, por
tacticas duras quizas impossible
de derrotar.
Sc acerca a los problemas mi
litares no desde ell punto de Wis
ia intellectual, sino tomando por
base la fuetza y la seguridad.
Sc opone Miaja q las celadas
y a la rapidez excesiva.
Por supuesto que su actitud
en- Ell trabajo es reflejo de SD vi
da Y caracter. Miaja es de orr
gen hurnilde. Naci6 en- abril 90
de 1878, en- Oviedo, Asturias,
su padre era empleado de
una fundici6n, Todavia los traba
jadores de ALI recuerdan GUAM
do 81 recogia q su padre por las
tardes, hablando u l~bromeando
con ellos.
En- 1890 ingres6 como cadete
en- Ia academia militar Y des
pues de graduado entr6 en- ell
servicio de la artillerfa.
Pas6 despues a Marruecos,
donde sirvi6 Is amos, y Sc lie
varias Veces por va
lentfa, siendo ascendido q CO.
mandante.
Entonces sc lie transfiri6 a la
peninsula Y cuando la guerra CT
empez6 va era general. Du-
elnas horas, ell dia 10 de
en- el ataque al Quartet de
la Montana, Ell general Miaja &C
como ministro de la guerra,
pero renumci6 cuando Sc form6
La gaceta., 1937-03-04

lPor que no define usted su
posicion - nos escriben-entre
ell DR.. Grau y dos revoluciona-
rios que ahora lie cornbaten?
Definidos estamos. No quere-
mos rinas entire hermanos v a.
migos.
ST en- ell fondo todos estamos
de acuerdo, 5por que refiir?
ST Grau no volyera hasta que
sc Green en- Cuba las circunstan
cias por el mencionadas, Spor
que atacarle?
ST algunos revolucionarios no
piensan como Grau Y asf 10 di-
cen, sin insultos, sin frases ofen
sivasA ipor que molestarlos?
La gaceta., 1937-03-04
CHUNGAS Y NO CVUNGAS
Lewis vel movimiento obrero de orgad5izacion.-
Saludando al general astusiano Dom jose Miaja'
-Felicitaciones a la Verbena. = La RAvolucion
Guiana Y n~osotrob

Felicitaci6ne sineeras y efu-
sivas de personals stuvis :
ron enIa Verbena ef ges 19
v ell saBado pasado.
Hombres y mujeres que su :
piexon apreciar 10 que La Ver-
bena significa para Tampa,se
Florida y g .indrstria del taba-
co.
mo importa que los pajaros
de NAL aguero quiten merito a
10 que merito tiene, a la obrs
realizada por ell Comite Ejecu.
two y la Camara de Concrete
de Yb6r!
Los "agrios" sufren con el
exito de los animados por fines
constructivos.
La VerOena prObaDlemente
tendra Una diferente organiza.
ci6n en- 1888. Tenga la que aho-
ra tiene o una nueya. Ell pueblo
latino cooperara con ella.
Els obra en- beneficio de la in
dustria tabacalera, y de obreros
Y patronos; obra de attraction
para ell turismo Y de colabora :
ci6n entire centenares de hom :
bres de buena voluntad.
Obra que abarca a profesio.
males, fabricantes, obreros, CO
merciantes, periodistas ibien in.
tencionados, autoridadea, foras
teros.--
La gaceta., 1937-03-04

Mas claro Y mas calor para
esta noche y mariana, es Ell pro
n6stico hecho por el metereolo-
gista Talbot.
Fue de IS grades Ia tempera-
tura mininaa en- Ia mariana de
hoy.
La gaceta., 1937-03-04

La Verbena del Tabaco ha re
scibido miles de felicitacionNs de
,ciudadanos de Tampa y del ex-
&egioT.
La gaceta., 1937-03-04

Saludamos con ell pufo en- al
to, como antifascistas y liberia :
les, al general Don Jose Miaja,
ilustre y valiente asturiano.
Naci6 Don Jose en- Oviedo y
ha dicho que a 81 no lie grita mas
que su mujer w. su mujer no
tiene esa fea costumbre.
Temple de acero, honradez a
toda prueba, sencillo, sabe que
en- cada trabajador espanol tie
ne a un hermano y un amigo.
Y 81 Marcia con los trabaja-
dores, sin desmayo, hacia la vie
toria. hacia ell triunfo de la JUS
ticia.
La gaceta., 1937-03-04

John L. Lewis ha conseguidQ
entenderse con los directories de
la industrial del acero, luego de
haberse entendido cen la Gene
rail Motors.
Ell Comit6 I~nustrial realiza
una obra de innegable conve :
niencia para los trabajadores a.
merieanos y para TODD ell pals. :
Pds6 de los obrefos de Ia go
ma a los del acero y mananaNira
a los textiles.
En- Inglaterra los patronos Sc
placen en- discutir con obreros
organizados. Ash esta ocurrien-
do va en- los Estados Unidos,
gracias a los humanfsimos pro :
p6sitos del preidente Roosevelt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-09
Stamp News

SINCE the Postoffice Department
 has approved the design for the Hawaiian 3-cent commemora. tive (the likeness of Kamehameha D, it is expected that designs for the remaining three stamps in the insular series will be announced shortly. These will include Puer. to Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Alaska.
 Reproduction of a painting de- picting signing of the treaty of March 30, 1867, under which the United States paid Russia $7,2OO,. 900 for Alaska, is favored for the Alaskan design. The Puerto Ri-. can stamp may feature a view of San Juan harbor. Design for the Virgin Islands stamp is SO far not hinted.
 Important new foreign issues include series of nine stamps is. sued in Egypt in honor of the new king, Farouk. France has just an. nounced a special stamp, to ape pear in November, commemorat. ing the sesquicentennial of the U. s. Constitution. Honduras plans similar commemorative, limited to 100000 copies.
 Long awaited, all of the British coronation stamps are now avail- able to American collectors. Last arrivals are the sets of Papua and New Guinea.
 Air mail service between the Pas, Manitoba, Sturgeon Landing, Sask., and Cumberland House, Sask.. will be inaugurated on or about Sept. 8. Cachet informa. tion may be obtained from the District Superintendent, Postal Service. Saskatoon, Sask.
 Since Asheville, North Caro- lina's new airport, is still uncom- pleted, there will be no special dedication cachet issued to fea- ture the S. P. A. convention there in August. All covers received will be mailed when the port is formally dedicated.
 UWyright. Ia37. SEA Service. TncD
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-09
THRILLS PROMISED
 BY VALLEY RIDERS

Turf track races, featuring hair raising and thrill tricks of the trade, will be the principal attractions at the annual field meet of the Nauga- tuck Valley attractions at the an- nual field meet of the Naugatuck Valley Riders Motorcycle Club, Inc, on the New Haven road Sunday, September 12. Time trials will start at exactly o'clock, one mile from the center of Naugatuck.
 Twenty-Five entries have already been received for the meet, which will be climaxed with a special match race for the trophy donated by the American Motorcycle Asso- citation. The races will be run off under the direction of a committee representing the sponsoring club, with Cino Giancarlo, president, in general charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-09

When she looked up from the de- pression into which she had stum- bled in her fright, when she saw that her pursuer was Grant Harper, she began to weep hysterically.
 He leaped down, lifted her gently against his shoulder. Thank God I've found you" he whispered hus- kily. Are you all right Are you hurt?"
 Kay shook her head weakly. "Just just awfully tired"
 My friends and happened to run into your cruising mates. How did you get away from the Chi nook? There was someone aboard with you, wasn't there?"
 "Yes ." She told him what had happened after leaving Melita and Priscilla on shore and boarded the Chinook"
 You're all right now" Harper told her soothingly. We can't be far from where the 'MistraP is an- chored-and your friends are safe aboard" Carefully he helped her to her feet. Do you think you can make it?"
 Kay smiled. TT think so."
 He looked down at her sneakers, torn to shreds by the underbrush. Good Lordl You'll have to wear my shoes. You can't get anywhere. in those"
 "What about you?"
 Grant Harper laughed. T never had pair of shoes until I was IT or IS. That's my success story and I'll stick to 1t. Anyhow, my feet are plenty tough" He was down on one knee, unlacing shoe. You may splash around in these some-but they'll be better than those open- work sandals you have on. Poor kid! You must have had the devils own time there for while!"
 I've never been so frightened in my life," Kay confessed. TT really wanted to die quickly. It's awful not to know what's going to happen to you"
 Harper's eyes narrowed. "1'll get that man if it's the last thing I do."
 "Oh, no! ."Kay put 8 hand on his arm. Lets just get away from this horrible island as quickly as we can. That's all I want to do"
 It was not so much Grant Har- per's Arm about her waist as his nearness that buoyed Kay, gave her 8 strength she had believed she would never again possess. Together they stumbled through the darkness, seeking the open beach, searching for the lights of the "Mistral."
 They would never quite forget the moment when the darkness spoke. When a narrow shaft of light flashed near them an da voice said, "Stop where you are! .. And now follow this light"
 Kay knew that voice. Her heart seemed to freeze, and she clutched Harper's arm warningly. They could see nothing. Nothing except the binding shaft of light thrown full into their faces.
 Don't try to get away, or to at- tack" the voice said. Don't at- tempt that, or I shall have to shoot you down. Just follow the light, as I tell you"
 Silently they obeyed. There was nothing else to do. The holder of the flash lamp knew his way well, guiding them faultlessly to a badly kept path. It was covered with weeds, but once it had been clear and the going was comparatively
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-09
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easy along it. Kay and Harper oc- casionally stumbled, and each time this happened they wondered if their awkwardness might be mis- taken for a false move which would bring death from behind that glare of light.
 Suddenly the beam went out. "There are steps directly in front of you" the voice said. "You will please go down"
 (TO Be COntinued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-09

Two tramp steamers sail the same route and for years there has been rivalry between the captains. The Daisy May and the Betty AnE are the names of the ships. Not long ago they were prepared to make a four hundred mile journey. The same route was to be charted for both ships.
 The Daisy May steamed oil and made the going trip at the rate of twelve miles per hour. The return trip was made ct the rate of eight miles per hour.
 The Betty Ann steamed away at the same time and covered the en- tire journey at 6 rate of ten miles per hour. Various factors such as weather, tonnage of cargo, etc, en- tered into the problem but all iIi all it was a fair proposition. Which ship arrived home first2
 Answer t0 Yesterdays Twixsler
 Dad Is thirty-five, Ma is thirty. me ie ten and Brother Is eight.
 Copyright John r. Dille Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-09
CHURCH HAS BUS SERVICE

Raleigh, N. C., UP)-The Negro First Baptist church of Raleigh has bought a bus to bring children to Sunday school. It will collect 300 students, travelling as far as three miles from city limits. The church is 12 years old.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-09
CAST OF CHARACTERS

CAST OF C1hA&ACTEbS KAY DEARBORN-herOlne who inherits a yacht for vacation.
 AfELITA HOWARD - Kay's roommate and co-adventurer.
 PRISCILLA DUNN-the third adventurer.
 FORREST BROTHERS and GRANT HARPER-young scien- lists whose expedition turned out to be a rare experience.
 Yesterday' The search is in- tensifled when Grant Harper fails to return after he went ashore to find Kay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-09

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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-07
DAVILA OPENS
HIS CAMPAIGN
Mola's Successor Would
Wipe Out Bilbao Bar
ricade

HENDAYE, FRANCISCAN
ISL FRONTIER, June z. (UP)-
General Jose Fidel Davila last
night inaugurated his leadership
of the Nationalist armies on the
Basque front with violent as
sault against the Pena de Lemona
Heights, Bilboa's last barricade of
natural defenses.
Loyalists asserted late last night
that they still held the heights,
although the mountain sides had
been "denuded" by the rebel as
sault.
Davila, recalling his troops
from field masses where they paid
tribute to his predecessor, Gen:
Emilio Mola, threw thousands OF
men against the rocky slopes OF
Lemona mountain in desperate
effort to re-capture it from the
Basque Loyalists.
Until the mountain, six miles
southeast of Bilbao, is taken by
the insurgents Davila cannot push
his drive upon the CITY.
Twenty heavy tanks and fleets
of bombers and pursuit planes LED
the Rebel attack on the noun
tain.
Loyalist dispatches at the front
Ter admitted that Davila's attack
was "most intensive" and that
losses were heavy on both sides.
"Hugt tri-motor airplanes pro,
tected by chaser planes roared
over the governments mountain
positions dumping hundreds OF
tons of bombs on our fortified
tions," the Loyalists said.
The Archduke Otto OF Haps--
burn, pretender to the throne OF
Austria, arrived last week incog-
nito at the Rebel front and visit
ed his uncle, Prince Gaetan OF
Parma, who was wounded on the
BASQUE front and is in a hospital
at San Ignacio.
The young Archduke, wearing
red beret but not the Spanish
Loyalist uniforms, was seen walk
ing with his camera and cane,
seeing the country "like any SIM
pie tourist" a few miles from the
bloody Basque front.
He visited the town of Leque.,
ito. where he and his brothers and
sisters passed much of their child
hood after the death of the En-
peror Charles and during the
reign of Alfonso in Spain.
Loyalist batteries had nearly,
demolished the ancient palace OF
Urjuoji, which the king of Spain
nut at the disposal of Otto's
mother, the Empress Zita. Otto
| mournfully surveyed the ruins OF
the castle, pillaged and burned
during a Loyalist occupation OF
I Lequeito last April.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-07
SCOUT BARBECUE
AND RALLY ARE SET

Continued from page one)
tween the cabins. A special area
has been cleared and lighted for
the occasion and the troops Of
the county will participate in the
demonstration.
Mr.. Dobson will speak at s
o'clock from the lighted area of
the scout center.
The rally is being sponsored by
the Hubert NJ. Smith post of the
American Legion, and the Rotary
and Kiwanis clubs. The public is
invited to attend all the sessions
except the barbecue.
Troop No. 2, Boy Scouts will
meet at the cabin on Tuesday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. All
members are urged to be prompt.
An important meeting of scout
masters, assistants and all Boy
Scouts has been called at Scout
center for 1880 o'clock tonight.
Final arrangements for the Scout
Rally will be made then.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-07
URGE AGAINST NEW
POWERS FOR F.D.R.

Continued from page one)
court system to enforce regula-
tory laws. ..
s. Correction of administration
defects in the granting of patents,
trade marks and copyrights.
8. Establish a new foreign trade
promotion coordination arrange
ment between the state and COM
merce departments.
10. Transfer the weather bu-
reau to the commerce department
or to some agency directly con-
cerned with transportation.
The report warned that if indie
pendent agencies are placed with
in executive departments, as
promised by the Brownlow COM
mittee report approved by Presi-
dent Roosevelt, there undoubted-
ly will be strong control estab-
lished over sub-legislative and adj
ministrative activities of the reg
ulatory bodies.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-07
LABOR VIOLENCE IS
BRINGING REACTION
ICont;nued from mage ~

CONTINUED from page ~
administer relief. The 200 strikers
left the town on orders from the
sheriff. ,
President Roosevelt's personal
Intervention to bring peaceful
end to the far-fung steel strike
was asked last night at Chicago
by a grievance committee repre-
senting sc union locals in the
Calumet area. .
The committee, composed OF
21O members of all steel workers
organizing committees in the area
met at Gary and sent to the chief
executive telegram expressing
belief that only he could force
settlement Of the strike.