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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-02-11

There was no SNOW during the
week, but the thermometer dipped
below the zero mark on two occa-
siprls. AS we so to press, the Wea-
thea is as balmy as one could wish.
There is no wind and the heavy
blanket of snow is dwindling by de-
grees. Perhaps those robins, seen
by Mrs. Jenkins, are right spring
is on the wing.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-02-11
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1881
Diverse Topics
Discussed by Club
women Microbe Hunters" SArn-
erica Isn't Interested" "Cam
bridge College Discussed

Three widely different topics for
discussion we've enjoyed by the Wo-
INNS Club on Wednesday, when Mrs.
Kilcaid talked ON Women in the
Role OF Microbe Hunters" Mrs.
Smith described the Work, Gus
toms and Sports of Cambridge Col-
lege and the Beauty of the City
and Surrounding Country" and
Mrs. Raanaaysreyiewed a thought
provoking article, by Charming
Pollock, OH america Isn't Inter
eSted."
Pauline Leander and Mrs Wright
Wietl provided the music, Pauline
playing Failing Waters" by Truax,
on the piano, and Mrs. Wiehl sing
ing two solos: s'The Sunshine OF
Your Smile" and Little Gray Home
In The West"
Tea and cookies were served by
Mrs. Pa1ke and Mrs. Shaw, WHO
were hostesses for the day.
Touched by the suffering report
ed in tine flood stricken regions, the
club donated five dollars for the
relief of sufferers IN that section,
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-02-11
ooooooooooooeseeoooe
WASHINGTON PRODUCTS
i WEEK

Continuously, for sew
eral years, the good people Of
our state have been calling
the natSm,s attention, and
even foreign domain, to the
fine quality and the excellence
of QUIZ products. The buying
of products of our state serves
TO increase our employment
rolls and to enlarge and to
strengthen the industry and
the whole economic structure
of our state OF Washington.
We must contIrMle this work
to the end tint we, the more
} quickly, can come into orr
heritage.
Now, Therefore, 4, GLAZE
ENCE ID. MARTIN, Governor
, OF the State of Washington,
by virtue of authority in rtfe
vested, do hereby proclain the
} period from February 81 to
, February 81, inclusive, as
ssWashimgton Products Week"
and T urge and recommend
, that our civic organizations,
businees associations, radio,
and all other groups of our
} citizenry, sdngly and collect
lively, continu to cooperate
, and support the development
Of an appreciation and es-
TEEN for the products Of our
D state of washington. !.
In witness whereof, 7 have
hereunto set my hand and
} caused the Seal Of the State
} Of Washington to be affixed
at Olympia, this 25th day Of
january, A. D., Nineteen
Hundred and Thirty Seven.
CLARENCE ID, MAKTIN,
Governor Of Washington
h n n n n a d, a a a a a a n a q O a n
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-02-11
New Department OF
Interior Building
Thirteen Million Dollar Masterpiece
Described I'm Detail BY Con-
greSSaman Knute HiH.

Approximately three Thousand EN-
ployees of tae department. headed
by Secretary Lcl1es vacated nine
buildings to move into the new
mammoth Department of the In
terror b,Eilehng this week.
Less pretantious than its Greek
cousins in tine downtown triangle,
the new $4,000. 900 structure boasts
I Of many features tale elder and more
dig,lifie6 government Buildings do
not have. These include pair of
escaJators which link the basement
with the second floor, an art gallery
and a broadcasting studio.
! The new bilil6ting has a complete
air-oondittonnag system, AN auto
matte heat contuM, two principal
entrances and several minor ones,
la thousand seat auditorium, a caf-
eteria that can accommodate 1900
| persons at one time, and a roof
promenade for the convenience of
the employees.
There are three miles of corrod-
ors, 1851 inside doors, 4,432 win
dnwS, 1000 electric clocks, 20 elev-
atoas, II staarways, and a giant
telephone switchboard system that
viii require 10 operators Gross
floor area Is 1,178, 769 teet. In ex-
cavating for tine building, 100000
cubic yards of earth were removed.
Peak employment found 300 men
employed on the structure.
! Secretary Ickes' suite on Che sixth,
foor has a main Office, paneled in
oak and featuring a fireplace and
lnantelpiece of marble. Lighting
fixtures are said to be OF bronze and
alabaster. The office Is just above
the unique fifts-a1d-a-1lalf floor,
which IS given over exclusively to
mechanical equipment, and IS in adj
dition to mechanical space In the
basement.
! Occupancy Of the new building
will effect an annual saving of $181,
$50 in rental alone and will permit
closer cooperation between the ma
ny branches Of the Interior Depart
ment, the offices OF which have here
tofore been scattered in many parts
of the city Of Washington.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-02-11

The old idea that used cars can
not be sold during winter months is
uau6dly being dissipated, according
ito Ford Motor Company statistics.
Many used cars are now being sold
and the trend is upward.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-02-11
Golden Gate Elk
position In 1899
San Francisco to Have Information
al Exposition I'm 1888 Feat
ures Being Assembled.

In 1889, San Francisco, proud OF
it's great new bridges, tine Oakland
bridge and the Golden Gate bridge,
will show them to the world as q
part of the international EXPOSE
tioa the city is arranging.
Features are now beng arranged.
One VIII be q Pageant OF the Pa
cific,' featuring exhibits from the
tuopical lands in that ocean yes,
Balinese dancing girls, wild amin
ais, bamboo nuts, n everything
under tine erection of Frank Buck
jungle animal catcher extraordin-
aay
Another exhibit may he the re-
creation of Admiral Richard f..
Byd's s'Iittle America the frozen
continent he discovered, with the
history making ship Bear of Oak
land" and penguins, Fsa4mos ig-
loos, scientific Equipment, and many
other features. Those Of you who
saw the Century Of Progress Elk
position in Chicago will recall the
interest created THERE by the Byrd
exhibit. Commander Byrd is nd
mean lecturer, himself, and it is to
,.be hoped that he will lecture often
at that exposition.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-02-11

Our front page builds up the
hardest, this week, due to a genu-
inc scarcity of local news. We arc
glad that open weather and a con-
sequert resumption Of activity, are
coming soon. ssnow- blocked roads
and hearth bound inhabitants hare
endured long enough N
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-02-11
BETTER PRINT

We have alsp thought that we
have so worked ON the newspaper
press that this issue will come to
you with much better print. If It
doesn't, we're going to have to re-
tract this article next week.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-02-11
eft Wing Group
Active at Capitol
|Jimmie *. Browne Writes of Bills
Proposed and BaDcs at Work
in the State Legislature.

Olympia, February 8, i937-As
Inc twenty fifth session of the state
legislature enters upon it's fifth
week, the House has been drawn
INTO a backwash Of aadcaiism. A
philosophy Of bitterness toward the
Existing order is represented AZ by
What is known as the. left-wing
Broalp, composed Largely of mem
pers devoted to the principles of
production for USE Or govern
rlent entering into business and a
rariety of other n-Anlerican doc
rines.
The last week has seen a rather
lrastic attempt to embark the state
n business in competition with
private capital We have already
cen proposals to place the state in
he insurance business; ito print all
tate text books used in the schools;
b engage IN the ferry transporta-
ion business; and now the left
. ~, 49, ~ ILL.,
q so,;na h,,ssrass II ad.t;tion, W
his, there ds a proposal for a state
,,,,,ic;,,,, ~, r,s o,,-1 ta,.,,,nrnel Gus,
~, a., ~ t,,..ss, y, ,,ar I ana ,,s .
lie of the Production -Fcr-Use pro
ram which the voters, last Nov
No.. ,,e,,,,.,,.,aa.1 A.
~, sa,f-s,a,,,a er.oa,r ,,ex,,,asant-
ti.a 80 ,to,a ,,aair.a ii e,,a,rent ufs,h
as 10 ,,,oa,, s,,..;,,sr q, ta,a ,.ornunot,,-
~, r+,,ya 70 IN, ~ rxsyp ,f..a,ntv.
n,,id raid the staff, highway funds
washington for $500 COO It's en-
bee in hhe ferry business and an
her $3.50 600 to SELL gasoline, A
tai of $3.50, 900 required to carry
It this aeft-wnlg papgaam ait the
kpense of the road system. Pri-
arily, these expenditures are fou'
pe benefit OF a small handfM %
bterS, comparatively lew OF Whom
IN be classed as taxpayers.
This same philosophy of bitter
SIS, an o,ltgrowth Of the discon-
ut and unrest due to the econoan-
depression, believes in punish
ant of the majority. In fact, a
st number of bills introduced -
nlight say a majority Of those
w in the hopper, are measures
signed to punish somebody or
me thing, rather than to to legis-
;e for the benefit of the entire
tie.
s,or instance. the left-wing group
MID strin thu, governor Of certain
n ,xrwtSts aa,rouph q constitution
aaoendnen,t, They do not like
gcNerrnu. tn have the riglat to
ike out Unconstitutional or UNI
e sections from legislation passed
the legislature.
,ther ,,rx,nnsaas are ahmed direct
az the enforcement nf laws The
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-02-11

days residence Is required to file
for Divorce and, after the FIRST de-
I cree is entered, q final can be given
within three days. In Nevada it
treqslires six wseks. Check two
weeks lrp for Washington, In ad-
diHon. a companion bill calls for
three days publication for tine haaar,s
before a marriage License shall be
issued This is the Gin Marriage
Act. The two bids. construed to-
gether, WIZ do this: When some
FIollyWooeaite OF an d1eiress decides
to shift husbands, the day she gets
her decree she can announce her
coming re-marriage and. within
three days, be gone with the new.
In other words, Washington will
mcguire but thirty three days to get
"of with the old and on with the
new" against six weeks Reno de-
marflS
In a bill introduced in the House
during the merchandising the mil
itary code of the state, It was
brought to Light THAT, right here in
the state capitol, the laws are be-
ing violated q daily. The military
code prohibits the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors. wtthin three hundred
feet of a military arrnory, reserva-
ton, or a Navy yard. In Olympia,
the Liquor control store is adjacent
to the Arulory. They are now try
ng to amend the law SO the store
will be legal.
x X X
State Senator Gordon Klerngard,
Of Whitman County, put number
of his fellow snlons ON the mat dur
ing the debate over the Townsend
Pension Memorial. Klemgard who
has developed into rather a skillful
floor debater, SIMPLY asked support
ers Of the Townsend two percent
transaction tax if they had any
taxpayers in their districts. When
they answered in the affirmative,
he wanted to know if those taxpay-
ers had been informed just what a
two percent transactions tax would
mean to the family budget Were
their faces red! Their politics were.
X X x
Representative Clark, of CLARK
County, offered a Constitutional A.
mendment to create the state of
King, carving it out of the state of
Washington. King County ears are
burning yet!
- p - 8 sI
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-02-11
The Weather.

Maximum and minimum temper
atures recorded, by observer Mofitt
at the Hartford weather station:
La gaceta., 1937-12-24
LOS REGALOS DEL DEPAR-
TAMENTO DE CIRCULA-
CION

Los regalos hechos aver por
ell departamento de circulation
de este periodico, correspon :
dieron a las personals siguien-
ties:
Sra. Josefa Otero, del 1914
de la Doce avenida, un pavo;
Sra. Luisa Vidal, del 23@5
Spruce, West Tampa, $500 en-
mercancfas de la gran tienda
de FERNANDEZ Y E C
Sra. Pillar del Vale, del 341
de la Gale Trece, $500 en- mer
cancias de la gran tienda de
FERNANDEZ Y GARCIA Q
del JUVENILE SHOP, estable
cimiento de Ia misma firma.
Muchas felicidades les de
seamos a los agraciados y a
los subscriptores todos.
Esas dos tiendas tambier
merecen nuestra congratula'
cion.
La gaceta., 1937-12-24

Y con ESQ puede resolverse
gran parte Ell problema de la
discipline del trabajo y al mis-
mo tempo aumentarse 81 sala-
rio de los ohreros en- la medi-
da que aumenta la produc-
ci6n. Ademas ell Congreso de-
cidio que ell sistema de las d.
r~ecciones de empresas parla-
mentarias debe desaparecer y
debe ser sustituido por Ia d.
recci6n teenica Y unipersonal,
en- la cual ell director de en-
presa es directamente respon-
sable ante ell Gobierno. Esta
decision no significa de ningu-
ma manera la abolici6n del
control obrero en- la produc :
ci6n, al contrario, los eomites
de control de los obreros po-
dram ejercer verdaderamente
su propia function del control.
Una atenci6n particular dedi-
CO Ell Congress- q problema de
los tecnicos en- las industries.
Faltan tecnicos y por ESQ es ne
cesario ofrecer q los tecnicos
existentes un estfmulo 10 mas
grande possible Y crear nuevos
tecnicos. Para conseguir ell ma
ximo rendimiento, ell Congreso
.pide que en- relaci6n con los
tecnicos Sc tenga en- cuenta ell
principle siguiente: "Te da-
mos TODD 10 que podemos; tie
ayudamos TODD 10 que pode-
mos. Queremos que suppress
La gaceta., 1937-12-24
LA OBRA DE LA
RETAGUARDIA
FelicitGndO

Vamos a hacer aqui algunas
felicitaciones personales v Pc
dimos nos excusen los amigos
que por alguna razon, no Sc
vean mencionados. ST sus NOM
bres no aparecen sera por OIL
vido involuntario, no por otra
causa.
Vamos a felicitar en- primer
lugar, por estar enfermo v ha-
Der pasado algunos apuros en-
cuanto a SUI salud, a Jimeno
Menendez, miembro entusias-
ia de la retaguardia y delegado
ante ell Comite Popular Demo-
cratico de Socorro a Espana.
Ell segundo saludo y fslicita-
ei6n para las companeras de la
Comisi6n Auxiliar, que des-
de hace meSes trabajan con la
mayor devotion en- pro de la
causa que a todos nos une, la
causa del pueblo espanol.
I'm saludo especial y una fe-
licitaci6n para las companeras
de los primeros dias de la lu-
cha: Tulsa Moreno, ausente;
Rosa Prado, Carmen Medina,
Myrta Cruz, la Srta. Barbery,
la Sra. Blanquita Walls v otras.
Estas companeras respondie-
ron al primer llamamiento. De-
seariamos poder recordar los
nombres de todas las compane-
ras que tomaron parte en- la pri
mera reunion de mujeres, ami
gas de la Espana leal, celebra-
La gaceta., 1937-12-24
DEPLORA Ell PAPA LA
CONDUCTA DE LOS NAILS

Ciudad Vaticano, die. a.
Replicando a las felicitaciones
de .Pescuas, heohas por los Car
denales, 81 Papa deplor6 hoy Ia
persecution de los nazis contra
la iglesia.
"Verdadera persecution re-
ligiosa existe en- Alemania, dice
Ell Pontifice. La iglesia, no obs
tante, cumple ALI sus deberes.
la iglesia no juega a la po-
Utica, pero promueve Ell desa-
rrollo de Ia religion.
A la ceremonial verificada en-
la Sala del Consistorio asistie-
ron 20 cardenales. Lego ell men
safe de Su Santidad Ell cardinal
Pignatelli de Belmonte.
La gaceta., 1937-12-24

Pero todos estos progresses
a1n no bastan. Como en- cada
revolution, tambien Catalina
al principle del movimiento su
fri6 la discipline del trabajo
en- las empresas, ell rendimien-
to del trabajo disminuy6 10
que fue fomentado por la gran
Influenza que aun ej6rcfa ell
anarco-sindicalismo en- la eco
nomia en- los primeros meses
de guerra consiguiendo la igual
dad de salaries en- muchas in
dustrias, de forma que ell pe6n
CANADA 10 mismo que ell obre-
La gaceta., 1937-12-24
Las C~omissosses

Una congratulaci6n especial
merecen las comisiones de las
fabricas, que durante mas de
ano y medic vienen actuando
a las puertas de los talleres; las.
comisiones que recorren Ell CO.
mercio, realizando una labor al
tamente plausible, y Ia nneva
comisidn de los PROFESSIONALS,
industriales y encargados de "a
bricas.
Y al felicitarlas, nos cores
pende felicitar tambi6n o los
obreros de has fabricas, la Ca
mara de Concrete dc. Ybor, los
concentrates y todas las perso-
mas generosas y leales.
No podemos feaicitar q esos
dos medicos que Sc niegan a
contribuir para la Cruz Roja
Espanola, como tampoco pode-
mos felicitar a csc arno de IA
brica que arroj6 ei No, olvidan-
do la aldea, nj a csc encargado
general Y encargado de reza-
gade que buscaron excuses pa
"a NO dar.
La gaceta., 1937-12-24

mado represalias contra obre-
ros que han creado en- sus en-
presas brigadas de choQue pa
ra Ell aumento y mejoramiento
de la production. SosteHido
por ell entusiasme Y por ell iii
mitado espiritu de sacrificio
de los trabajadores, la U.G.T.
va a eliminar, por la realiza-
ci6n de sus decisiones, TODD
aquello que irene ell aumento
de la production.
Continually
La gaceta., 1937-12-24
Los obreros de Catalina armenian
SUI e~sfuezo por la guerra
A Un Congreso Importante de la
u. c.. T. de Catalina

70 calificado o ell tecnico. AIDE
mas los comites de control de
Is obreros, en- lugar de ejercer
la function del control, Sc hicie-
ron direcciones de empresas
sin tener en- cuenta 81 los mieiR
bros de cada comit9 tenfan la
experienced t6cnica para diri-
CIR una fabrica.
FL Congreso de la U.G.T. Sc
ha preocupado sacramento de
las faltas v errores en- la orga-
nizaci6n de las industries Ca
talanas y ha tornado acuerdos
decisivos que conduciran EN-
breve plazo a la reorganiza-
ci6n de las industries y IL rec
tiffcaci6n de estas faltas. So
bre TODD decidi6 que ell sistema
de salaries debe ser cambiado
fundamentaimente y rapida.
mente, bajo ell principle que
hay que asegurar un saiario
minimo para los obreros inca
lificados de cada industria, tie.
niendo en- cuenta las necesida~
des de la vida, y saliendo de
este salario minimo una escala
de salaries correspondence q
la calificaci6n de los obreros.
La gaceta., 1937-12-24
SOCIAIES
(Viene de la SG)

e ' fOsNN Wv
bal amabilidad, y en- la que
Manuel Garcia, cuando era ne
cesario, en- los amos de la gen
tie ruda, esgrimfa la "barra de
pam" Aquella sala, bajo la ms
piraci6n de lCasimiro Herman
DEE, Jr., ha sido reformado v
es elegantfsima.
Y despues ell Cortijo y la ma
ravilla de Don Quijote y ell Pa
tic Espanol.
Para las fiestas de Navidad
muchas mesas han sido separa
das va en- Don Quiiote y en- ell
Patio. Noehe de Illusion la de
hoy, como 10 sera la de mana
ma Y los dias siguientes.
La gaceta., 1937-12-24
Ell TEMPO

Buen tempo tendremos hoy
Y manana, seg1n la oficina me
tereol6gica local. POGO cambio
en- la temperature.
Maxima aver, 76 grades;
60.
La gaceta., 1937-12-24
da en- 81 Centre obrsf6 ' que

Ga en- ell CenLrO OOrerO y que
preside Luisa Moreno. Esta
reunion tuvo lugar en- Ell mes
de agosto de 1886, 81 no recor-
damos NAL.
FelicitamoS hoy como leales
a La Repdblica Espahofa, como
iniciadores de la obra, a Jose
Martinez, presidents del Conf
te; Pedro Ramirez Moya, Sc
! cretario; Mariana Rodriguez,
tesorero; Alberto Lopez, exse-
cretario y actual vicesecreta-
| rio;Jes1s del Rio, ell subteso-
zero; Lorenzo Puentes, ausente
en- Boston; Aurelio Prado, Ell
vicepresidente; Ramonin Ro-
driguez. director del Subcomi-
tie de la Ropa; Francisco Juan
Escobio, jefe de los Leales de
America cuando la Logia apro-
be su fidelidad a la Rep1blica;
! Benjamin BIanco, de Izquierda
Republican, Espanola: Anto-
Mo Huerta, de los CaballerOs
Leales; Evaristo Selgas, de los
Caballeros Leales; Ricardo Sic
ira, Hip6lito de la Parte, Joa-
qufn Echevarria, Jer6nimo
Gonzalez, del Centre Espahol;
Pepin Gutierrez; JESUS F.
Dfaz, Jose Lopez (Firpo), del
Centre Asturiano; los compa-
neros Romeo Zenoni, Alfonso
Coniglio, Vicente Antinori y O.
tros, del grupo Antifascista l.
taliano; Ia delegation de la
Cultural del Centre ObrerO,
con Alexandra Inclan, Paquito
Dfaz Rogue, Alejo Ramos, RAJ
mon Gonzalez, Jose Diaz Y o.
tros; Jose Sanchez (Peruyyo),
miembro del Comite P. Demo-
cratico, ell primero EN- contri-
BUR en- ell Centre Obrero, con
500, y ell 1nico que desde enton
ces contribuye con IS semana-
les; Manuel Garcia, jr., Jose
Santos, Pedro Blanco, Aware
Garcia.
Felicitamos al Comlts Popu-
lar Democratico en- c~onjunto;
al Centre Espanol, Centre As
turiano, Cfrculo Cubano. Caba-
lleros Leales, La Unione Italia
ma, La Italia, La Fraternidad,
Ell Porvenir, Acci6n Gallega v
las otras sociedades que contri-
buyeron v ayudaron al exito
del Subcomite de Ambulancia.
A las logias que han contri-
buido y particularmente a la
Orden Caballero de la Luz, inc
Caballeros del Aguila de Orc y
otras, tambien felicitamos.
Felicitamos a los compafie-
ros asiduos concurrentes al Cen
tro Obrero, siempre listos para
ayudar y contribuir y a todos
los que aman la causa de Espa-
ia.
Sabemos que no hemos pods
do recordar muchOs nofrfbnes
de valiosos colaboradores, en-
los momentos de escribir estaR
lfneas, pero de nuevo les pedi-
mos nos excusen.
Todos unidos Y con Ell puno
en- alto mantendremos Ia de-
fensa de la Repdblica y la de-
mocracia legitima.
La gaceta., 1937-12-24
rs e~enocimientes, qaeremos

tus ~eonocimientes, qSeyemos
cue des ell maximo rendimien-
to porQue vamos a exigirte la
maxima responsabilidad. Eres
ell director de la production
qse da vida Y fuerza a la que
ira Y a los combatientes. Ira
baja y produce y en- compen-
saci6n tie daremos ell maxine
m~ejoramiento que podamos."
Otro serio problema de la e.
conomfa catalina, ligado es-
trechamente con ell abasteci-
miento es la question de la i'm
portaci6n de materias primas.
Catalina no puede producer
todas las materias primas que
n~ecesita su industrial. Aunque
en- los 1ltimos meses fueron a
biertos numerosos filones de
carbon y de metal, no sera po-
sible aumentar la exploitation
de estas materias primas has
ia la cantidad necesaria. Pa
ra poder importar estas mate.
rias 'primas Y ademas un supple
mento de where's. hacen faltas
divisas. Cataluha. en- ell u!timo
aho, no ha aprovechado todas
las posibilidades de exporta :
ci6n de sus productos. Al con-
trario, en- los primeros meses
despues de la sublevaci6n de
los generates fascistas Sc han
perdido muchos de los merca-
dos e~xtranjeros por la .parali.
zaci6n de las industries cata-
lanas. FL Congreso considera
necesario reconquistar estos
mercados perdidos por medic
de una politica prudente de
concrete extranjerc. Catalina
puede exportar sobre TODD te-
jidos, material ~electrlco, pieles
y frutas secas tales como ave-
llanas, nueces, almendras, etc.
De esta manera puede ser re-
suelto tambien ell problema de
las materials primas.
En- todos los debates de los
delegados Sc mostr6 que los
obreros en- las fabricas no tie
men la culpa de que ell rendi-
miento de la production no es-
te tan elevado como debiera.
Los obreros demuestraR cada
dia su voluntad de hacer todos
los esfuerzos necesarios y no
rehuyen ning1n sacrifice que
pidan los altos intereses de la
guerra. Pero macbas veces sus
esfuerzos son esteriles por la
desorganizaci6n en- la direc .
ci6n tecnica de la fabrica, que
en- algunos casos adn existe.
Repetidas veces Sc ha dado Ell
case de que comites de EMPIRE
sas que a6n siguen conceptos
equivocos anarquistas, han to-
La gaceta., 1937-12-24
Comit6 p. Densocr6tico

Esta noche Sc reunira en- ell
Centre Obrero, el Comitd Pc
pular de SocOrro q Espana~
Asuntos de importancia No
claman 10 ssistencia Dc tod0s.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-28
AUTOS LEAD THE WAY

Better, safer and more beautiful than ever
before, the new model cars are now making
their appearance here and throughout the
country.
Each year when we look over the newest
creations in motor vehicle transportation,
the thought strikes us that it will be virtual
ly impossible to improve on them and then
after the highly trained and skillful engineers
have been laboring for twelve months, the var
Gus manufacturers come out with new line of
cars whose improved mechanical and style
features are simply amazing
So far as we have been able to determine,
there are no radical changes in the 1888 auto
mobiles. Undoubtedly, however, they are the
best yet produced and are as nearly perfect as
human brains can make them.
During the past three years the automobile
business has been exceptionally good, in fact
this large industry led the parade back to bet
ter times This year, it is widely believed
will be another banner season and many for
mer sales records will probably be broken
This will further stimulate business conditions
and will mean more Happy days" for the
100000 people vino are employed in the manu-
facture, sales and servicing of motor vehicles
and in refining of petroleum.