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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-16
FATHER AND SON AS
STATES GOVERNORS
Richard Dobbs Speight, Sr.,
and Junior, Were State
Executives

Raleigh. April 16-North Carolina
had one instance Of father and son
serving as governors of the State, &C
cording to information gathered by
the Federal Writer'S Project for 1nclu-
sion in this proposed North Carolina
Guide, and released today from the
office of State W,PA Administrator,
George w. Coan, Jr
They were Richard Dobbs Spalght,
the first native-born governor of the
province, who served from December
IA, 1892, until November 18th, 1913,
and Richard Dobbs Spaignt, Jr, VINO
was governor from December lOtn'
1885, until December 81, 1885, Both
were boln in Craven County.
From 1777, when the era of indie
pendence began, until 1886, Governors
were elected by the General Assembly
Spaight, Jr., was the last Governor
named by the Legislature. At the
close of his term the voters began
electing the Chief Executive by popu-
lar ballot.
About four miles south of New Bern
just off the old Pollocksville road, on
property that was formerly part OF
the Claremont estate, are the tombs
of these two Governors. Markers
placed by the Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution indicate the location
of the tombs and summarize the his
torical Importance of the two men.
The elder Spaight was killed by
John Wright Stanly in a duel fought
in New Bern on September 5, 1902.
| During a political campaign in which
| Spight was a successful candidate for
reelection to the General Assembly
| Stanly issued a circular in which he
accused Spaight of evading the terms
| of the alien and sedition act by feign-
| ing illness. Spaight challenged Stanly
and the two ment on the site of the
present Masonic temple. Spaight was
| fatally wounded in the exchange OF
pistol fire. Stanly was convicted of
murder but later pardoned by execu-
tive order. The graves of the two
Governors are IN a cemtery on the old
| Claremont estate, which originally in
cluded $500 acres, and was owned va
riously by the Spaights and the
Moores. Elsewhere on the same pro
perty are the graves of Colonel Jos
eph Leach, one-time Mayor of New
dame Mary Vail Moore, and other
members of the two families. The
Claremont mansion was burned by
Federal troops in 1862.
Not far from the Spaight tombs i:
the grave of another North Caroline
Governor, Abner Nash, who resided
on an adjoining plantation and served
the State in 1880 and 1881.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-16
THOUSAND ACRES IN
BLADEN CULTIVATED
Brought Back Into Produc-
ton Through Tree Plant
ing Project

Eliza ethtown, April 16.-A total
of nearly 1000 acres of idle land has
been brought back into production
through the tree planting work being
carried on by the Jones & Salters
Lakes land project according to 3.
J. Downey regional head of the land
conservation unit of the Resettlement
Administration, U. S. Department of
Agriculture.
The planting has been going on
continuously since December, and
more than 100000 seedlings have
been set out, Mr.. Downey reports.
Most of the trees were grown in
the Resettlement Administration nur-
sery on the Sandhills land project,
near Hoffman, N. G. The cypress
came from the state nursery, Clay
ton, N. c., and game food plants came
from the Soil Conservation Service
nursery, at Chapel Hill. About 7OO,-
900 longleaf pine seedlings have been
planted, this tree being best adapted
to this locality. The bottom lands were
planted with 100000 loblolly pines and
5000 cypress trees. More than 1000
game food trees and shrubs were
| planted at selected locations to en-
courage wild life.
The planting work was carried on
by crews under supervision of a train
ed forester. Project Manager Lewis
Dorset reports the seedlings were in
| good condition when received and
| that the soil was moist from frequent
rains and in good shape. A high per-
centage of the trees, spaced six and
eight feet apart, are expected to live
and make good growth.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-16
#rttnrrsntt @aily @fapatrh
~ c. Farmers Spend Yearly
$780, 600, 900 For Fertilizer

than $5OOOO,OO0 each and numerous
other commodities running up to
grand total of between 5000 OOO,O OG
and $3OO,O00,0O0 and also brings In
revenue to the value of more than
100000 year. with which the state
Department of Agriculture is enabled
to operate. This, together with ad-
ditional funds raised by the Depart
ment, through it's various inSpectlonal
and other functions, means not only
the Department itself is enabled to
operate but that a substantial amount
is turned over to the State College
of Agriculture for research work
there and to the sixty farms, scat
tered over the State, where expert
ments are made for the benefit of
North Carolina farmers.
Through the application of chem
istry, then, the farmers themselves
are guaranteed protection against in
ferior fertilizers, thus safeguarding
investments aggregating $2O,OOO,OOO a
wear. and revenue is realized for the
promotion Of agricultural endeavor
through the States official channels.
During the past two years, the
North Carolina Department of Agrl-
culture in it's laboratories at Raleigh,
where a corps of competent chem
lists is employed, has run 7,718 fer
tilizer tests and 904 feed tests, while
in the Pure Food Division more than
1920 tests were made.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-16

at 10 a. m. at the John Marshall hotel
His topic Home and School Unite
for a Finer Community Life" sounds
the keynote for the Convention
theme. Monday evening DR.. Forrest
Edwin Long will discuss "What is a
Literate Community" Mr.. A. w.
Whitney and Mr.. John Rhodes will
speak Tuesday afternoon on Safety
Education in Home and School" 1.-The
Health of the Community is Dr.
Thomas H. Parrans theme Tuesday
evening. DR.. H. j. Anslinger's adj
dress on Present Day Problems in
Alcohol and Narmotics' and DR.. Ed
ward c. Lindeman's address on
Modern Trends and Developments
in Public Recreation" are scheduled
for Thursday
Parents and teachers of North Car
DINA look forward with keen interest
to hearing these outstanding think
ers and leaders in the discussions of
vital problems which face them every
day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-16
FARM MANAGEMENT
IN STATES STUDIED

College Station, Raleigh, April 49,
Studies of farm management pro-
grams in eight or nine States are be-
ing conducted by the N. G. State Col
lege extension service, Dean l. o.
Schaub announced today.
The purpose of these studies, he
said, is to analyze the systems en-
ployed by agricultural extension ser
vices in other states for the practical
application of well rounded programs
of farm management.
In developing good, we'll integral
ed farm management program, he
continued, the entire farmstead, in
Guiding the home and the family,
must be taken into consideration.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-16
STEVENS BOOSTED AS
CABINET ASSISTANT

Washington, April 10 (AP)-Sena-
tor Robert r. Reynolds, of North
Carolina, disclosed today movement
is under way for appointment of
Henry A. Stevens, Warsaw N. c., for
mer national commander of the Anne
rican legion, as assistant secretary of
war.
Reynolds sal dhe expected to call at
the White House in Stevens interest.
It was learned other members of the
States congressional delegation are
interested in promoting his appoint
nent.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-16
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. "A PRIL 1e, 1887

should be seeded to a close-growing
| crop Immediately or soon after con-
structiOn.
Terraces left bare are subject to
washing Heavy rains pack the soil
and make it difficult to work, while
terraces that support good stand of
lespedeza, clover, alfalfa, Sudan grass
or small grain resist erosion, improve
the moisture, Holding capacity of the
soil through its dense root formation
and add organic matter to increase
it's fertility.
In the spring, recommends the
State College Extension Service, ter
races should be seeded to lespedeza,
clover or alfalfa. A good summer
cover may be obtained from cowpeas
and Sudan grass.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-16
REQUEST FOR NEEDY
STUDENTS PROVIDED

Raleigh, April 16 (AP)-Governor
Hoey said today Miss Martha Eliza
beth Winfield, of Washington, NC,
who taught English for 80 years at
the Woman's College of the University
of North Carolina, at Greensboro, left
g bequest of $4,000 to aid needy Eng
lish students at the college.
The governor was informed of the
bequest today by Mrs. Martha B. Ross
executrix of Miss Winfield's estate.
The latter died December 10.
The will stipulated that the income
from the fund, which would abount to
$3.50 a year at 6 per cent interest, be
awarded annually to a needy student
of promise.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-16

more than a new-fashioned court.
Il have long felt that the main OBJ
jectives of social reform can be Sc
cured by state and federal law within
the Constitution. If there be need Of
transferring additional power to
Washington let the people say so in
the way the Constitution provides"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-16
HELD FOR DEATH.

Asheville, April 16.-(AP)-A man
docketed as E. Furman Briggs was
arrested by city police in connection
with the death last night of Raymond
Burgess, street cleaner who was
struck by an automobile while walk
ing between his flushing truck and
the curb.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-16
CLOSE CROP NEED
OF NEW TERRACES

College Station, Raleigh, April 16.
Since a new, bare terrace stands a
poor chance of withstanding extreme
weather conditions, said William H.
Cato of the Soil Conservation Service
every terrace and terrace outlet
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-16

1920-The Sacco-Vanzetti affair oc-
Cured paymaster and guard of a
shoe factory shot dead on South Brain
tree, Mass, main street and robbed of
about $4,000.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-16
SECURITY OFFICE OPENS.

Washington, April 16.-(AP)-The
social security board announced to-
day opening of a field office in Win
ston-Salem, N. c., with j. N. Freeman,
Elkin N c., in charge.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
LOS TRAIDORES NO SIC
HAN REBELADO CONTRA
Ell MAYOR TRAIDOR

Bayona, Francia, abril a.
Los delegados del general Fran
co en- esta ciudad informan que
no es cierto que Sc hayan rebe-
lado contra el los elementos des-
contentos con Ell decreto estable
ciendo la dictadura. Comunican
de San Sebastian que los carlis-
tas hicieron demostraciones en-
las GALES, con motive del deere
to, y perecieron tres individuos.
Aseguran los jefes facciosos
que TODD Sc debi6 a una riha en-
un cafe.
Carlistas y borbones han lie
gado a un acuerdo, con motive
del decreto de Franco " apoya-
ran conjuntamente Las aspira-
clones a n corona del principe
Don Juan, uno de los hijos nor
males del exrey.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
LA NUEvA ORGANIZATION
DE LAS HORDAS DE FRAN
co a.

Salamanca, Abril 22.-La Fa
lange Espahola Tradicionalista,
ell 1nico partido del estado tota-
litario "franquista," Sc compo-
ne, al dscir del mando ''nacio-
nalista," de 100000 miembros
con 100000 combatientes. Los
Requetes carlistas, miembros de
ese partldo, ~cuentan, segdn di-
cen, con 10000 combatientes.
Esos grupos integraran una
soda milicia komo parte del ejer
otto regular y la Legion extran-
jera.
Falange Espaiola, una de las
organizaciones disueltas, fue
por joss Antonio Pr :
mo de Rivera, va difuntO. hiiO
dd general Primo de Rivera
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
Miaja declare que son hienas sin cocrazon los seres
que asesinan a la poblacion no-combatente
ST Green que con csc juego van a librar a los de la
Ciudad Universitaria, "les aviso que tienen
perdida la partida"

gadas por la artillerfa faccio-
sa, que dispara sobre las ca
Hes, sin objective militar.
/. Isl ellos Green que ash van
a liberar a los sitiados en- la
Ciudad Universitaria, Sc equi-
vocan por complete, estan jul
gando una partida perdida."
Los sitiados en- la Ciudad
Universitaria hace mas de una
semana que no reciben alimen
tos, aqua Y material de guerra.
Sobre ellos tiene establecido
un circulo de muerte la arti :
Iberia Y las ametralladoras lea
les.
Trataron los insurgentes de
colocar otro puente sobre ell
ManZanareS, con Ell lin de sal
var a esos hombres, pero de
nuevo fracasaron. Los proyeC-
torres leales descubrieron la ma
niobra y las ametralladoras en-
traron en- acci6n.
Comunican del frente de TIE
ruel que las milicias republi-
canas avanzaron ALI una mi
LA, desde Celadas, llegando a
la carretera Teruel-Arag6n,
mas de siete millas al suroeste.
Otra columna leal Sc nue.
We por ell otro lado. La opera :
ci6n tiene por objeto cortar los
abastecimientos y refuerzos
procedentes del territorio del
alto Arag6n.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
ERA SOLO JEFE
DE UN GRUPO DE HON.
BRES

Buenos Aires, Abril 22.-La
policfa ha descubierto que el ase
sinado Jose Riedle no era el je-
fe de la organization alemana
nazi en- Ia Argentina, sine ell je-
fe de un grupo de 20 hombres
del pequefio suburbio de San
Martin, donde viva. Riedle era
responsible al jefe de otro CRU
pc mayor, con 81 cual ha con-
ferenciado la policia. Su esposa
y su cufiado Green que dos indi
viduos lie atacaron para robar-
..e, sn que 81 deiitox efga signi-
fieaci6n politica.
No hay cornunistas en- 10 pro
vincia de Buenos Aires y es mas
que Riedle haya sido
muerte por sus compaferos que
'por enemigos de sus ideas poli-
tA.as.
En- ell barrio donde Sc cometi6
ell crimen en- la misma noche tu-
vierOn lugar otros asaltos y TO
hos.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
LAS POCAS
C HEBREAS INGLE-
SAS QUE QUEDABAN

Berlin, Abril 20. La Organi-
zaci6n hebrea inglesaSJewish B.
British fee atacada ayerpor Ia
Gestapo, la policia secreta ma
I'll" que destruy6 todas las 10 :
gias, arrestando a los presiden-
ties y otros oficiales. Mas de 80
perAonas fueron odetenidas en-
Berlin solamente, incluyendo al
rabi Leo Back, presidente de
Ia representation hebrea en- 81
Reich. Informes de proviRcias
revelan que alli Sc ha hecho 10
mismo.
La Gestapo no expliea los mo
tivos que ha tenado para agre-
dir a una organization de fines
puramente sociales v caritati :
vos, que no puede ser incluida
entire las lOgias mas6nicas.
No sc sabe 81 ell gobierno de
Hitler persigue siienciar con e.
sa actitud q sns enemigos del
extranjero.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
HUELGA DE ~ZAPATEROS
EN- Ell ESTADO DE MAINE

Lewistone, Maine, abril 22.--
Nuevos des6rdenes ocurriercn
con motive de la huelga general
de zapateros y Ell gobernador
Barrows orden6 la moviliza-
ci6n de la guardia nacional. o.
cho companies de la guardia ma
cional han sido mandadas a Lew
iston-Auburn, lugares afecta-
dos por ell movimiento. La poll
cfa en- Auburn utiliz6 contra
los trabajadores bombas de ga
SEES lacrim6genos y g~arrotes. Va
rios de los huelguBtas y un te-
.nisnte de polieia neeibieron L.
stones. No Sc declarara Ia ley
marcial en- Auburn a menos que
las condolences empeoren.
Ell gobernador Barrows ase-
gura que toda la milicia Sc pom
dra al servicio de Ia ley y Ell or
den. I'm juez de la Corte Supre-
ma del Estado, Manser, firm6'
un interdicto declarando illegal
la hueiga. Los trahajadores di-
cen que la orden del juez es alb
'surda Y Sc debe a la preston de
los duenos de las fAbricas y las
autoridades.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22

Madrid, Abril 22.-La arti-
llena faeciosa empez6 a alta
ear de nuevo en- la mahana de
hoy, pero fue silenciada por la
leal, que estableci6 una corti-
ma dc fuego contra ell empla :
zamientO de la artilleria enc e
MICA en- los suburbios.
Los fascistas hicieron un alta
que de sorpresa sobre las trim
cheras del g~obicrno, en- ell sec
tor de Usera.
Pasada la sorpresa los mi
licianos hicieron un violento a
taque y recapturaron ell terre-
no perdido. Despues contra
atacaron Y lie quitaron q los
facciosos las posiciones que re
MAN, incluyendo doce casas. III
contraataque Sc inici6 por los
dinamiteros.
Mas de 20 pr~oyectiles de los
insurgentes cayeron en- la
Gran Via, en- horas de Ia ma
mana. Muehas mujeres y hom-
bres cayeron heridos, siendo
llevados a los hospitales.
Ell general Jose Miaja desa-
flo hoy a los cobardes asesinos
fascistas con estas paiabras:
Los hombres que estan ha :
ciendo este son hienas sin cora
z6n.
Mas de 200 vidas de seres
no-combatientes han sido Sc :
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
JUGOESLAvOS
DE CONSTIPATION
COMUNISTA

Belgrade, Jugoeslavia, Abril
22.-La policfa detuvo hoy a
Atdolfo Munk, I'm lfder comu-
nista, acasandolo de tomar
lparte EN- una conspiraci6n en-
compaflia de abogados, perio-
distas y naedices revoluciona-
rios.
AL grupo Sc lie aeusa de ha-
Der transportado a Espafa, pa
ra pelear en- las filas leales, a
81 y~oluntarios yugoeslavos.
Aparece entire los detenidos
Bora Broadanovitch, aecreta.
rio de la Association de Perio-
distas de- YsgeaeAavia%
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
LA FUNCTION DEL DOMIN-
GO EN- Ell CENTRIC ASTU-
RIANO

Para la function del domiD-
go, en- ell teatro del Centre As
turiano, nos manda una atenta
invitaci6n la bella sehorita E
'vangelina La Puente, presiden-
ia de la Secci6n de Damas del
Centre.
La function, como saben nues
tros lectores, es a b~eneficio de
los nihos de la Espaha leal.
Sera representada La gracio-
sa comedia LAS Sorpresas del
Divorcio."
Graeias por Ia amahle carta
y In eaxtss6a~
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
~CONDENADO Ell MUSIC0
RUDY VAILEE

Boston, abril 22.--El juez Gil
len declare aver culpable al md-
sico Rudy Vallee de atacar a un
fot6grafo y lie suspendi6 la SEN
tencia; pero impuso una multa
de $50 a Harry Paul, agente de
prensa del eonocido director de
orquesta .vallee neg6 que lie hui
biera pegado al periodista y fo-
t6grafo Benedict Fitzgerald, pc
no este mantuvo los cargos Y los
sustanci6 con testigos.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
NOTTCIAS DE LA LEGISLA-
TURA DEL ESTAD0
Ltmite en- las contribNciones

Tallahassee, Abril PEI Sc
nador aprob6 aver una enmien-
da Constitutional, que sera some
tfda a los ~electores del estado,
Ifijando a los bienes raices un Ii
mite contributivo de Is milesi-
mas. Votaron a favor de Ia me-
dida rs senadores Y en- contra
diez.
Ell alcalde de Tampa, R. e. L.
Chancey, declare aver ante un
de la legislature que las
|ciudades de IL Florida sc encuen
tran con la espalda apoyada en-
la pared y que algo debe hacerse
para aliviar su situaci6n. Los o.
ficiales de la Liga de Municipa-
lidades esperan concentrar su
lucha en- favor de un plan que
les conceda Ell derecho a utilizar
dos eentavos del impuesto a la
gasolina.
Hablando aver ante la Liga
de undergraduates, el goberna-
dor Cone lie dijo que tenia dere-
cho a la ayuda del estado. e
deber del estado es hacer algo
para ayudar a los ayuntamien-
tos'. mo tengo concretas suge-
rencias sobre ell punto, pero Sc
que algo debe hacerse."
La camara aprob6 aver cua-
tro leyes procedentes del senado
por medic de las cuales seguira
funcionando la comisi6n ctrica.
Ahora pasaran q la firma del
gobernador Cone.
RefirlendOse q la penosa la -
Dor del comit6 de hacienda v
contribuciones del Senado, Ell Sc
nador Tiliman, de Tampa, decla
re- que la comisi6n debera bus
car dinero para las pensiones a
los viejos, las escuelas pdblicas
~ otros gastos. tsTsenenos que
pensar en- recaudar mas dinero.
Todas las leyes presentadas Sc
refieren a disminuir los gastos."
Prop6nese Ell comite aumen :
tar las contribucioneS en- las be-
bidas alcoh6licas v establecer un
impuesto de cuatro centavos So
bre la carne de ayes importada
a la Florida.
Otra ley establece un impues
TO de cinco centavOs por cada ga
lon de aceite.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
ROMPERAN Ell BLOQUEO
SEIS VAPORES MERCAN-
TIES INGLESES

San Juan de Luz, Francia, a.
bril- 22.-Seis vapores ingleses
cargados de mercancias Sc pro-
ponen entrar en- Bilbao bajo la
vigilanGia de los buques de la
escuadra britannica. Los barcos
ingleses de guerra no penetra-
ran en- las aguas territoriales
,protegiendo q esos vapores, pc
70 los vigilaran de cerca Q inn
pediran que sean molestados
fuera de las tres millas.
Las baterias del gobierno vas
co, y Ia aviaci6n, estan listas
para proteger o los vapores mer
nantes dentro del Unite de las
tres milias.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
APARECIO ASESTNADA
UNA MUJER

rANHN
New York, Abril 22-Una ca
marera de 80 amos de edad apa-
rs:i6 hoy asesinada en- una ca
ga de a~partamentos del lado
Oeste.
La policfa detuvo para interro-
CARLO a un hombre que vive en-
la casa.
I'll cadaver, con una tremen-
da puhalada en- ell lpecho, sc en-
contr6 a las ocho de la maiana.
Hizo las primeras diligencias
ell teniente Kelly.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
SoAS 7 NO CWNGiS
Z Fra 2 de Mayo. La eolonisS, asturiana y
= e de Mayo. - Libertad y Vfilidad.

Sfga su obra meritoria Ell
Centre AsdNepo, que Ell dia 2
de may miles Dig rersonas con-
crrriran a su fiesta de Nistal
Park. -
Los fascistas de la peninsula.
como los de por AGA, sou
La fecha de Frantic es la
II de julio, ell dia de su TRACTION,
no Ell 2 de mayo.
Centenares de asturianoS,
miembros de la retaguardia de
Tampa, recordaran a heroes del
pueblo, ell dfa 2, comiendo bajo
los robes, en- la finca NiStal.
LAjos estara su voluntad en-
ese dfa, como en- todos estos
dfas a contar de julio de 1896,
del villano general bonito'' v
del incorregible borracho Quei-
pc de &ano.
Sus mejores p~ensamientos
seran para los mineros asesina-
dos por Franco v lvs reaecio-
narios en- 1884; para los fabric
gos aStures que vieron hollados
sus campos por la morisma, v
para los dinamiteros y los mill
sianos de 1887.
Ell dos de mayo es fecfla DE
r Y DE VIRTII-
DAD; CIR Y VTRILI-
DAD no son las caracteristicas
del fascismo.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
Ell SERVICTO
POSTAL CON ESPANA

San Salvador, Abril 22.-El
gobierno anunci6 la suspension
del servicio postal con Espafa,
a causa de la guerra civil que
alli existe.
Sc han hecho arreglos con
los Estados Unidos para Ell
transporte de Ia correspondent :
cia por Ell Pacifico.
Cada semana hark IN despa-
.chO a gOhaerno. seg6n 10 anun-
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
ROEDER vIsrTARA
Ell REICH

Budapest, Hungria, abril 20.
LEI general Roeder, ministro
de Ia guerra, saldra para Der :
lin donde sera huesped del ma
riscai Werner Won Blomber, mi
nistro alsman de la guerra. Roe
der pasara varies dias en- Ber-
lin coferenciando con los oficia-
les del estado mayor.
R0eder hizo una vista a Ro-
ma, recientemente, " asegura'
que Ell viaje no tiene caraster OFF
cial.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
Ell TEMPO

Ligeras lluvias pronostica la
oficina meteorological local pa
ra esta tarde. Los vientos del
sur son sUaves.
La maxima temperature a
yer fue de SO grades y la mi
nina de rs.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
RECRESO Ell
FELIX DIAZ

Veracruz, Abril 22.--El gene
raj Felix Dfaz, que Nevada II
amos de residencia en- New Or
leans, ha regresado q Mejico en-
ell vapor Morazan.
al llegar brind6 por la salud
del presidente IAzaSo C6rde i.
mas.
Dlaz In dich0 qua re raanten
ORA aaslada De- n poliAsea
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
Garcia D Vega

Garcia D Vega
Sc reunira esta noche, en- Ell
Centre 0brero, ell taller de Gar
cfa y Vega para nombrar sus
Delegates. En- Garcia y Vega es
muy grande ell ndmero de ira
bajadores organizados.
La ley Wagner ha venido a
demostrar a los apatieos que su
deber es afiliarse a las uniones,
colaborando en- la obra grandio-
sa del presidente Roosevelt.
Ell obrero ha de unirse para
lograr sus objetivos de justica
social.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
Dos FGbricas

Dos FGbricds
Nombraron ancche sus dele
gados, en- ell Centre Obrero, las
fabricas de Morgan " Bustilo
Dfaz.
RENO la mayor animation v
Sc pronunciation discusses en-
favor de la ley Wagner Y de la
organization de todos los obre-
ros de la industrial tabacalera.
Ell entusiasmo es grande en-
favor de la organization.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
NoTICIAS DEL MoV1MIEN-
TO OBRERO

Regres6 LuisG
De Jacksonville retorn6 aver,
luego de cumplida su mission en-
esa ciudad, la organizadora O.
brera Luisa Moreno.
Anoche mismo reanud6 sus
actividades entire los obreros de
las uniones.