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La gaceta., 1937-06-21


ciaS VaScas So e2tan reorganl-
zando al oeste de Bilbao en- Mon
tie Pagasarri, donde vieron lie
gar en- su auxflio a la aviacion
republican,.
Franco nombr6 gobernador
militar de Bilbao a un tai Mi
puel Ganuzo del Cielo, un inge-
Micro, quien inmadiatamente
proclam6 la ley marcial, mi
ciando la busqUeda de los lea
les para fusilarlos en- masa.
Las estaciones de radio de los
facciosos, cargadas de noticias
exageradas y NAL intenciona-
das, dicen que Franco mandara
enseguida I'm ejercito contra
Santander. Columnas de mill
cianos vascos Sc preparan a re-
sistir en- Castro Urdiales Y o.
tros lugares.
Pocas horas antes de salir de
Portugal los irlardeses fascis-
tas del general O'Duffy, que
egresan a SUI pals, muri6 de tt
foidea ell sargento fryer. Los
irlandeses prestaron servicio en-
Il sector de la Maranosa, escol-
tando la artilleria alemana. Al
ambarcar en- Lisboa llam6 la a.
senci6n del pdblico que ell gene
ral O'Duffy iba vestido de azul
ION cuello muy limpio y sus
lombres con las camisas desga-
'radas sin afeirar, y llevando en-
a cabeza gorros de la Legion,
9oinas rojas de los vascos Y "fe-
yes" de los moros.
Ell gobierno frances hizo a
'er ell sabado, pc rconducto de
Pierre Cot, su ministro de avia-
zion, que a fines de ano tendra
1880 aeroplanos nuevos de com
,ate. Para esa fecha la aviaci6n
francesa solo sera inferior a la
rusa. "Hemos aumentado ell ma
terial de guerra en- un Glen por
eiento."
Investiga Ell ministerio de
defensa una explosion, seguida
de incendio, ocurrida en- ell AGO.
razado Jaime Primero, que esta
siendo reparado en- Cartagena.
Mas de 18 personals perecieron
en- ell aecidente Y mas de 100 Sc
curan de heridas.
FL jefe de los carabineros de
Cartagena mostr6 a don linda
lecio Prieto ell ministro de defen
sa, una fotograffa de un Official
del comite de no-intervenci6n to
NADIA a bordo de un barco ex-
tranjero que sc hallaba cerca
lei Jaime I.
Ese Official tom6 diferentes
fotograffas del incendio y la pc
sici6n de las unidades republic
canas ancladas en- ell puerto.
Los diplomaticos espanoles
en- ell extranjero Sc hallan reu-
nidos aquf, en- conferencia con-
iunta con los miembros del ga
binete que preside Negrfn. En-
los momentos en- que ell ejercito
leal Sc prepare para importan-
ties ofensivas en- todos los fren-
ties, la administration civil pla-
nea una vigorosa propaganda
en- ell extranjero para obtener la
simpatia de los pueblos contra
las normas pseudo-no-interven-
cionistas de ~Inglaterra, Fran
cia Italia y Alemania.
Las co~nferencias sc efectdan
en- secreto pero sabese que Ell te-
ma es la nota entregada por In
glaterra Y que Sc refiere al nue.
Vo control.
La actitud de la Espana leal
ha sido siempre contraria a la
no-Intervenci6n, pero ell desti-
no de los vascos ha servido para
llevar al gobierno la determine
ci6n understandable de derrO-
La gaceta., 1937-06-21

Despues de la caida de Bill
bao, lque sucedera?
Inglaterra, segun afirman los
bien enterados, lie ha prometi-
do a Mussolini reconocer bell
gerancia a Franco a Gambia de
que ell DICTATOR italiano acepte
la proposition francesa de la
retirada de los extranjeros.
La gaceta., 1937-06-21
FRANCIA INSlSTIRA EN- QUE
ESPANA SEA PARA LOS
Andres Min, jefe del PouIn,
fus detenido y enviado
a Madrid
Material de guerra aleman es
mandado a Italia

Madrid, JUNO 21.-Las tro.
pas facciosas intentaron un cor
raataque en- Ell frente de Hues-
"a Y fueron rechazadas por Is
.viaci6n v la infanteria.
Francia de%mandara del comitt
lie no-intervenci6n, donde Sc ha
van Representatives q naciones
"a urgente retirada de todos los
axtranjeros, incluyendo los vo-
luntarios y los "involuntarios''
En- la session de hoy, del CO.
mite de no-intervenci6n, ell en-
pajador Frances, Charles Cor
bin, insistira EN- ese punto.
Delbos, Ell ministro frances
de extranjeros, pide que "Espa-
ia sea para los espanoles'. Cor
Din pedira tambien la interna-
.ionalizaci6n del control de las
ostas, de modo que soporten ell
peso de la cargo todas las ma
clones Representatives.
Tn waste complot contra Ell
!obierno leal ha sido descubier-
to en- Madrid y Barcelona con
FL arresto de 200 personas, on
IRE elias oficiales del ejercito,
ialangistas Y lideres del POUM.
Los recientes des6rdenes ocu-
widos en- Barcelona Sc atribu-
yen al POUM. Abundantes prue
5as Sc han encontrado en- per-
juicio de esta organization po-
Utica, que Sc dice tiene contac-
to con la "quinta Columna" de
Madrid.
El grupo de espfas mandaba
information por Radio a los ge-
nerales rebeldes, no solo sobre
Ell movimiento de tropas, sine
dando detalles exactos sobre los
lugares donde cafan los prCyec-
tiles. Los agentes de seguridad
haliarcn un mapa de Madrid re
lacionado con ell bombardeo y
en- el aparecen marcados todos
los sitios de valor militar. De-
de uno de los mapas, con
tinta invisible hay un mensaje
del general Franco, que dice:
Personalmente comunilue 10
que sigue al generalfsimo. Esta-
mos en- posici6n de comunicar
10 que salbemos sobre la situa-
ci6n y ell movimiento de las tro-
pas "rojas". La reciente infor-
maci6n dada por nuestro tras-
misor nos prueba que podemos
ell servicio.
Tenemos 400 ihombres dis
para TRAFALGAR, que es-
tan bien armados y en- condicio-
mes favorables para un case de
levantamiento. Sus 6rdenes So
bre la infiltracion de nuestros
hombres en- ell POUM y ranges
extremistas Sc han llevado a
rapidamente...
POUM sera aquf como en- Bar
celona, un firme aspoyo del mo-
vimientO'.
Andres Min, jefe del O u
an Barcelona ha sido detenido
co Mos jefes de otras or
ganizaciones y llevado primero
a Valencia y despues a Madrid.
los detenidos en- Barcelo-
ma aparecen varias mujeres de
belleza y de Macdonald
dad extranjera'.
Informan de Viena que gran
des cantidades de material de
guerra esta siendo mandado
por Alemania a Italia, a trawes
de Austria. Camicnes pesada-
mente cargados, en- gran nd
La gaceta., 1937-06-21

dico "El Socialista" publi-
CO aver TN interesante edito
rial sobre la no-intervenci6n y
ell va famoso Comite de Lon :
dres, del cual forman parte
Italia y Alemania.
Nos ACADIA de inferir TN nue.
vo agravio-dice ese diario-
ell comite de Londres, llamado
de no-intervenci6n. Quiere que
nosotros, los cobardemente a :
gredidos, humanicemos la que
RIA. En- los momentos EN- que
ESQ nos piden, en- las GALES de
Madrid caen los obuses del e.
nemigo, matando a seres mo
centes. Ponen en- ell mismo nj
vel a un gobierno legitimo y
una Junta facciosa. Y 10 que
mas here es que entire los fir
nantes de la nota aparecen TIA
liza Y Alemania las naciones
que han hecho vivir horas de
tragedia infinita, por medic
del s~alvaje bombandeo de sus
aviones, a Guernica, Malaga,
Galdacano, Durango Y otras
poblaciones.
Horas antes de la caida de
Bilbao, un peri6dico leal de esa
ciudad decfa: I'll que sienta te-
NOR que vaya al cementerio y
yea los cadaveres de los niios
asesinados por los invasores. 81
despu6s de ESQ todavfa lie do
nina la cobardia, que Sc decla
re fascista. Los hombres de yer
dad Sc brindan a la muerte.
matando, cuando presencian
esas salvajadas de tipo fascis-
ia, las mas inieuas. Else Conf
te de Londres que nos pide hu-
manicemos la guerra, debiera
yer los cadaveres de esos nj
nos. A quien tienen que pedir-
ie la humanizaci6n de la que
ira no es a Madrid, aVlencia y
Bilbao, sino a Salamanca, Ro-
ma, Berlin y hasta ell mismo
Londres, donde funciona ell Co
mite del cinismo. La Rep1bli-
ca Sc propone cargar de violen
cia la guerra, pero no de bar
barrie, porque esta pertenece a
los fascistas.
BESIDE la estaci6n de radio
del gobierno .en Madrid, uno
de los oradores dijo: Estamos
tristes, muy tristes. Bilbao ha
caido. Esto 10 decimos sin pa
liativos. Ha caido por la obra
de los traidores a Espafa y los
traidores extranjeros.
Hablando por la radio, ell &c
neral Jose Miaja, jefe de los
ejercitos del Centre, admiti6
que Bilbao habia caido y dijo:
Els possible que tengamos aun
momentos mas graves, pero al
final venceremos. 81 alguno tie
ne miedo, que sc marche aho-
ra. Los debiles de espiritu y los
acorbadados no deben figurar
en- nuestras filas."
Tenemos fe ciega en- la vic
toria porque no es possible que
triunfen, por oponerse a ellos
todas las leyes humans y di-
vinas, los asesinos de Malaga y
la carretera de Santander.
La estrella de Napoleon Sc
eclipse en- Espafia, Y ell pueblo
espanol libr6 a Europa del IT,
rano, Russia, en- 1917, atacada
por todas las naciones, supo
La gaceta., 1937-06-21

Tn decreto de Achille Sta
race, secretario general del
partido Fascista, hace obliga-
torio para los individuos de ca
misa negra ell suscribirse al "Po
polo de Italia" de Milan, el
crgano de Mussolini.
La intenci6n es lograr que cl
peri6dico del Duce tenga una
circulation de 1000, 900 de e.
l.: 1piares.
Eaci6n desventurada Italia
don.ie hasta Ell leer los peri6-
dicos sc ordena por dscretOl
La gaceta., 1937-06-21

nero, cruzan por 81 paso de
Bremen.
Creese que gentlemen aviones
v carros armadOs.
La gaceta., 1937-06-21

AlOoNA aSAOiA -
poniendole los peligrosRle una
aventura en- eli Me1iferraneo.
Hitler era arrogahte sus mi
nistros respetuosos, pero obsti-
nados. Finalmente, la modera-
ci6n Sc Impulse. Europa estuyo
a la verja de la catastrofe por-
que ciertamente Francia no hu
biera tolerado la invasion de
Espana por Alemania. :.
eel gobierno ingles no Sc ha-
ce ilusiones sobre las normas
de Berlin, pero considera de su
convenience Ell apoyar a los
elementos moderados para re-
frenar la tension. Won Neurath
ha sido invitado a Londres por
que 10 de Almerfa era NADIA
comparable con 10 que Hitler
deseaba hacer."
La gaceta., 1937-06-21

Pide ell Comite de no-1hter-
vencion, ell insoportable conf
tie de Londres, que ell gobierno
de Valencia "humanice la que
rra."
Sc pide a un gobierno agre-
dido, injustamente atacado,
que ha visto MORN a miles Y
miles de ninos Y mujeres, que
"humanice" la guerra.
Y entire los firmantes, para
deshonra de csc comite y SON.
rojo de la humanidad, apare-
cen Italia Y Alemania, las ma
clones que con sus aeroplanos
han asesinado va a decenas de
miles de espanoles indefensos.
Evening star., 1937-04-23

COUNT Basic, the colored band
man who once caught the ear of
Benny Goodman and has held it ever
since, is the Howard,s stage attraction
this week. The swell" which Mr..
Goodman used when he heard the
Basic boys for the first time since
has been echoed by tens OF thousands
of plain people who like fancy music.
His audience is composed OF theater,
radio and record fans. And concert
goers, too, for before he got in the
band business, Basic was a pianist
whose virtuosity was known both in
this country and in Europe.
X X
FILM DAILY has begun its annual
survey Of what's going on in the
minds Of the countrys motion picture
critics. More than $500 question
naires have been sent out, the pur-
pose being to learn what the critics
think the movies have and what they
need.
Believe it or not, the industry has
been guided in the past (and maybe
in the future) by what the survey
has disclosed.
One of the best features of the quiz
is the "squawk department" in which
those who go to the movies for money
are allowed to speak freely upon the
effects Of their jobs.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
MUSICALE AND TEA

A MUSICALE and tea will be given
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the residence Of Mrs. Jessie
H. Hedges and Mrs. Arthur Ilsley,
1O2 East Kirk street, Chevy Chase,
Md, for the benefit Of the Rector's
Aid Society of All Saints Church.
The artists will be Ethel Pyne, So
prano, and Nation Boyce, pianist.
Miss Pyne, formerly Of New York City,
has appeared professionally through
out United States and Canada in con-
certs, recitals and as soloist with or
chestras Mr.. Boyce, organist OF St.
Matthews Church, is we'll known in
Washington as concert pianist. The
following program will be given by
the two artists:
"Widmuns" s schumann
Spring" dedicated to Ethel
''Fruhiingsreigen" fuhh1 "f rsiTobmsnn GTomween
Ethel Pyne
vscherzo rsS; In G Sharp Minor" Chopin
Etude known as The Butterfly" Chopin
Nation Boyce.
,,Ntorna Vincitor," Aida" Verdi
Flame" n WoIf
Les Files de Cadix" -Delibes
Ethel Pyne.
Rondo Capriccioso" Mendelssohn
The Cuckoo Arensky
''Valcik' Mokreis a
THE Music -Liebich
Nation Boyce.
..Madrisal Espanor' or'-.----------H Huarta
Tine Call of the Haart' Nh u
"Stridono lassu" II
Pagliacci" IeoncayalIo
Evening star., 1937-04-23

DANIELLE DARRIEUX
French STAR
Dood to continue her rising cinema plays
role In Cub des Fennes French l The picture 1pi
hape IT'S American premiere at the
OF "EcStdSy' is ended.
Evening star., 1937-04-23

servationist Of the Agriculture De-
partment, discuss the work OF the
Soil Conservation Service.
DR.. Strong will give an illustrated
lecture dealing with the cycle from
original vegetation through its de-
struction by soil erosion and its res
toration possibilities by correct land
use.
Evening star., 1937-04-23

declared. "the more believe In the
importance Of men and genuine
greatness In human society. Social
forces have counted in 4 large way
in history, but social forces are not
everything"
F. P. Myers, ATTORNEY and presi-
dent Of the District Chapter OF the
Bridgewater-Dalev College Alumni
Evening star., 1937-04-23
Episcopal Benefit April 80.

' The annual benefit bridge party
sponsored by the Episcopal Church
Home will be held in the Willard
Hotel at pm. April 80, IT was an
nounced today. Mrs. j. N. Saunders
Is chairman of the event.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
DR.. STRONG TO SPEAK

The Washington branch OF the
Society Of Woman Geographers will
meet tomorrow at the home OF Mrs.
Lawrence Martin, 32l5 r street, to
hear Dr.. Helen M. Strong, soil con-
Evening star., 1937-04-23
Association, presided and acted a.
toastmaster.

200 Frightened Sheep Drown.
Two hundred sheep, frightened by
dogs, rushed down = slope and were
drowned in the River Galster, near
Cassel, Germany.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
captains Courageous Din1s
Famous Eyes With Tears
When Shown to Guests at Woody
Van Dykes Adieu Party.
BY JAY CARMODY.

oo7 NIGHT before last IN the Italian Garden Of the Mayower
things
~ Courageous"
somethng
MacCacken
Evening star., 1937-04-23
COLLEGES ARE PRAISED
FOR TRAINING LEADERS
Unselhsh Greatness LAud>d by
Bridgewatsr President A.
Balance for nctators

0NIAuC6 1Or OHCtAtOr0,
The rise to prominence in the world
OF dictators and men Of the hour"
vindicates the conviction that COL
leges render their greatest service to
mankind by turning out personali-
ties which develop capable and un-
selfish leadership and an enlightened
citizenship"
This was told to group Of alumni
OF Bridgewater College by Paul H.
Bowman, president of the institution.
IN an address last night at 4 banquet
At the First Church OF the Brethren.
THE more see Of human institu-
tion and enterprises" the speaker
The Washington times., 1937-01-12
New Housing Drive
To Boost Business

Note-Ths Is The second article of series dealing lth
the housing program of the Federal Government destined
to be the spearhead of the recovery drige The series
7U describe the garden communities, satellite cities and
sIecearunce projects for aOhich plans being drGOn,
and for 0hch the national Government stands ready to
rovide funds IN the form of grants or loans. Read the
storu of the Presidents plans for loOcOSt housing on
scale heretofore attempted Europe, bnt IN the
United States and for aid to the individual home oWer
as toe in the form of loer interest," longtime loans and
technical counsel IN problems relating to construction.
The Washington times., 1937-01-12
$4,000 REWARD.
FOR BOYS SLAYER
OFFERED BY u. 5.

A grim order came from the White House
today that the kidnaper and killer of l0-year
old Charles Mattson, nfr Tacoma, Wash must
be captured and punished.
AS President Roosevelt gave that order, Attorney Cen
era Homer s. Cummings set the machinery Of the entire
Department of Justice in motion and in effort to bring
about an early solution Of the that has shocked the
nation offered reward Of $4,000 for information lead
inc to the capture of the killer.
The Washington times., 1937-01-12
.ynching
Threat to
Kidnaper
By RALPH B. JORDAN
Copyright, 1887, by international
News Servicel

TACOMA. Wash, Jan. IL.
Blue clay clinging to the frozen
fingers and face of kidnapped and
murdered Charles Mattson, whose
body was found yesterday. fur
nished G-men their most tangible
clue today as they and hundreds
of other peace officers and en-
ragged citizens joined in the most
intensive lnanhunt the Northwest
ever has known.
At the same time there was
reported here a startling throw
back to the days of the old
West-an asserted plan by friends
Of the slain 10-year-old boys
family to visit summary mining
camp justice on the blackboard
ed desperate who spirited the
boy into the night last December
q and then Dashed in his head
and tossed his nude body into
the snow near Everett, IS miles
Continued on Page 2, Col. y
The Washington times., 1937-01-12
MILITIA CALLED OUT IN AUTO STRIKE

FLINT, Mich. Jan. IL GNS0.
Some semblance of order returned
to this strike-ridden city at dawn
today as National Guardsmen,
modified personally by Governor
Frank Murphy, stood ready to pre-
vent repetition Of the riotous bat
tle1 Of last night between police
and General Motors strikers dur
ing which IA persons we're shot,
scores tear-gassed and between 40
and so Slugged and knitted. .r
The series of fights which began
IN Fisher Body Plant No. 2 after
The Washington times., 1937-01-12
TwO NetU Cabinet Positions

The Presidents recommendations include:
The creation of tIUO neU Government depart
naents and tlUO nelU Cabinet offices; the Depart.
naent of Social Welfare and the Department OF
Public Works.
The abolition of the Civil Service Commission,
transfer of its duties to Civil Service Admins.
TRAITOR extension of the CiUiL Service "UpUard and
OUTWARD and dOUnUard to include the entire GOU-'
ernnlent service, except the policy making Off.
ciaIs. All Federal positions to be under CiUH
SerUice
Appointment of an unpaid ctUiItan board to act
as "the WGtchdOg of the Civil SerUice."
The adoption of policy making Government
serUice a career; making selection, appointment
and employment a matter of merit, with POLITICS
"OUt" as a determining factor.
Change the name of the Department OF Interior
to the Department of Conservation.
Create six assistants to the President of the
United States and thoroughly nrOdernize the
White House business and management
Overhaul the more than one hundred separate
bureaus, boards, commissions, corporations, OF.
fices and other activities parts of the erecU
the branch and consolidate them under the II
Cabinet officers.
Abolish the office of Comptroller General,
characterized in the report Unconstitutional"
Substitute therefore the office of Auditor Gen.
erGL to report to Congress but not to control
spending.
Transfer Attorney General the responsibility of every
legal decision including those of the Comptroller Gen"
Continued on g. Col. q
The Washington times., 1937-01-12

President and Mrs. Roose-'
velt were together in the
White House last night when
Presidential Secretary Stephen
Early brought the confirma-
tion Of the earlier reports that
the body of the little boy had
been discovered and identified
as the kidnap victim.
There was a period Of
shocked silence, and then Mrs.
Roosevelt said:
"That is unbelievable"
President Roosevelt went into
immediate action. He conferred
over the telephone with the Attor-
ney General, relative to bringing
effort to bear toward apprehend-
ing the kidnaper.
Announces Reward
General Cummings answered by
Issuing an sorder putting all the
facilities of the department on
the case.
President Roosevelt issued the
following statement:
"The murder Of the little
MattsOn boy has shocked the
nation. Every means at our
command must be enlisted to
capture and punish the perpetra-
tor of this ghaStIy crime.
"Att0rney General Cummings
informs me he has offered a re-
ward for information leading to
Continued on Page 3, Col 81
The Washington times., 1937-01-12
Posses Hunt Plane
Down in Illinois Boa

HENNEPIN, ILL.,. Jan. IL
1N.SD. - Posses Of sheriff's
deputies and townspeople searched
the bottoms of the Illinois River
today for the plane in which two
men are feared to have lost their
lives.
The plane, a National Guard
single motor observation ship, with
Lieut.. Frank Otis, 81, of Boston,
Mass, as pilot, and Sergt. John
F. Gibbons, 81. also of Boston, as
a passenger, crashed in the swamp
lands bordering the river last
night.
The Washington times., 1937-01-12
Efficiency
Urged in
Message
Text Of Presidents message
on page A.


on page A.
Pointing out the danger Of a
collapse of American democracy
through the inefficiency of the
present Government setup, Presi-
den Roosevelt today sent mes
sage to Congress commencing the
report of the Committee on Ad-
ministrative Management and
asking for basic legislation 10
make the drastic cnanges recon-
mended.
The President painted pic
ture of confusion, red tape, waste
and inefficiency and told Congress
it is just as important to win the
present battle against red tape
and bureaucracy as it was in the
pioneer days to win the fight for
"the freedom of self-government." "
That earlier victory he said, Will
be lost if governmental ineffici-
ency is not now corrected.
Management Requisite
The President pointed out that
Gin these troubled years 49, a self
government cannot long survive
unless that government is an ef-
fective and efficient agency .
government without good manage
ment is a house builded on sand"
The President emphasized the idea
that good management" is an
American trait. The report, he
said, sis a great document of per-
manent Importance"
He also concurred in the COM
mittee's exorciation of the Con-
troller Generals office for "uncon-
Stitutiona1 assumption of execu-
tive power"
Constitutional Conception
The President declared he is not
asking to extend the powers Of
the presidency-simply asking to
make the post effective in accord
ance with the constitutional con-
ception of the executive. He said:
"In so doing we shall know
that we are going back to the
Constitution, and giving to the
executive branch modern tools
of management"
The Washington times., 1937-01-12
U. S. Offers $1,000 for Boys Slayer
WASHINGTON FORECAST

Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday fol-
lowed by occasional rain Wednesday afternoon
or night; not much change in temperatures.
MEAN TEMPERATURES
The Washington times., 1937-01-12

plant, while the strikers had
blocked the intersection of Third
and Chevrolet Avenues with eight
cars. The intersection is one OF
the two only entrances to the
area.
Governor Murphy, summoned
quickly by city authorities helpless
at the height Of the battle, dashed
here by automobile from Lansing,
mobilized 400 National Guards
men here and ordered others in
Detroit and other cities held in
CONTINUED on Page 3, Col. y
The Washington times., 1937-01-12

the heat was turned off on some
200 sit.down strikers, marked the
first gun play since labor troubles
hit General Motors late last year,
throwing about $4,000 of the 40
600 General Motors employees here
out of work, and a total Of 10000
in the Nation.
Plant Street Blocked
At daybreak, an armed truce
existed. Authorities reduced the
squad of police to six men. armed
with Thompson sub-machine guns
and stationed in front Of the
The Washington times., 1937-01-12

A big question: The an
swers are manifold. The cynics
probably will say more ora
tory" The visionaries are pre-
pared to paint picture of an
The Washington times., 1937-01-12

entire country covered with
model dwellings costing only
fraction of what it costs now to
CONTINUED on Page 6, Col. u
The Washington times., 1937-01-12
By T. A. HUNTLEY

Exactly what may be expected by the average American
from the housing program of the Federal Government
as aided by States cities and private builders?
The Washington times., 1937-01-12

Every Official and every employe OF Jne sA'
ecutive branch Of the Government is affected,
including not only the regular departments,
the emergency alphabetically organizations,
but also the personnel of every Independent
commission or board, including such bodies as
the Interstate Commerce Commission and the
Federal Trade Commission down to the minor
commissions on the care of battle monuments