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La gaceta., 1938-04-23
Ell BANQUETE DE LA
CAMARA DE

La Camara de Concrete de
Ybor celebrara su banquete a.
nual Ell pr6ximo microbes, dia
81, en- ell patio del Restaurant
Columbia.
Descartada va la vista del sc
cretario de correos Farley, por
motives que no es oportuno ex-
plicar, la atenci6n de los direc-
torres de la Camara Sc concen-
tiara en- este banquete.
M. K. Hudson, Ell estimado a.
migo de todos, sera electo y to-
mara possession.
Jose Glamour, ell p~residene
saliente, Intervene en- los pre-
parativos.
Sera 81 octave banquete a.
nual y uno de los mas notalbles
de la vida de la Camara.
Hudson, ell nuevo presidente,
desde hace amos viene colaboran
do en- las fiestas que nuestras so
ciedades celebran.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
SERA RETENIDO Ell I'M
PUESTO SOBRE LAS GA
NANCIAS NO DTVIDIDAS

Washington, abril 23.-La co
mission mixta del senado y la ca
mara, por transigencia de los Sc
nadores, acord6 aver retener ell
impuesto sobre las ganancias no
divididas de las cOrporaciones,
Sc acord6 por la eomision
una tarifa minima de 1872 per
ciento y una maxima de 10. La
camara recomendaba un 16 y
un 20 por ciento.
La camara, a su veZ, cedi0 en-
ell punto del impuesto sobre ga
~nancias y perdidas. Las ganan-
cias del capital quedaran suje-
tas a contribuciones normales
durante los primeros Is mesea
de una transaction; desde los
Is meses a los "a la tarifa Sc
"a de 20%, y despues de dos a.
nos 1879.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater. -
1880, orquesta de Vic Arden
7:45, Man about town; 800,
Bob Ripley; $3.50, mdscia To-
cal; 800, Al Roth; $3.50, re-
tratos; 1000 orquesta Sinf6-
MICA; 10:3Ob Horace Heidi. y
1890, orquesta de Kerbie
Kay.
Estaci6n de Tampa. = $3.50
orquesta de sdaw. GAS, fies-
ia aniversario del nacimiento
de Shakespeare; 1880, taller
del Colombia; $3.50, orquesta
de Murphy; 900, ell professor
pregunta; 1000, Lucky Strike
Hit Parade; 1900. orquesta
de Osborne; II 80, Benny
Goodman; 1900, bale.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23

en- al patio de la Legion Ameris
cana.
Las mesas quedaron elegante-
mente colocadas en- la manana
de hoy y los electricistas termi-
naron 81 labor en- cVanto al a.
lumbrado.
Piantas y flores daran realce
y belleza al patio, por inteligen-
he acuerdo de la Secci6n de Re-
creo de la Logia Ideal No. SIS,
de los Odd Fellows.
Tocaran Don Francisco" Ia
notable orquesta, y tambien Los
Bohemios.
Las lindas madrinas interven
dram en- Ia tarea de atender a los
visitantes con la gracia que elias
sben hacerlo.
Ali nos veremos.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION EN-
UNA NINA
Veinte Muertos

Washington, abril 23.-Una
terrible explosion en- la nina
Keen Mountain, de la Red Jack
ct Coal Co., en- Grundy, Virgil
MIA, produjo la muerte a 20 per-
sonas y estimase que ell ndmero
de victimas aumentara, segdn
Sc realicen los trabajos de es-
combreo, hasta llegar a 40.
AL principle Sc dijo que solo
habia % hombre en- la nina, pc
no mas tarde Sc supo que habia
otros 13 trabajondo en- una di-
ferente veta.
Las cuadriElas de salvamento
realiza ma toda prisa los traba-
jos de escomhreo,
Sup6nese que Ell gas grisd pro
dujo la explosion.
Mas de 10000 personals estan
congregadas en- los alrededores
de la nina ,en espera de que los
cuerpos sean extrafdos.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
LA WPA E INVESTI-
GAR LOS CARGOS HECHOS
EN- PENNSYLVANIA

Filadelfia, Abril pa las
pocas horas de haber John B..
Kelly, presidente de la organi-
zacion democratica de esta ciu-
dad, acusado al senador Guffey
de coaccionar a los trabajadores
de la WPA, 10 que es false, Au-
brey Williams, diputado admi :
nistrador de la WPA, anunci6
en- Washington que seran inme
diatamente investigators todos
los cargos que sc basen en- he =
chos, no en- calumnias o prop6-
sios de difamacion personal. Kel
ley telegrafiQ al presidente Roo
sevelt pidiendole interviniera
EN- ell case ell negociado federal
de investigacienes.
"A los trabajadores Sc les d.
ce que 81 no apoyan a John l..
Lewis seran cesanteados,"
Ell gobernador Earle, eandi :
dato a la nomination democra-
tica, decline comentar el asun-
to.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
iESA PRENSA!
La "Eraettud" de
las PeferencIas

"Margarita Nelken, Ia comu-
nista alemana, naturalizada es-
pamela" dice ell senior Ralph
Heinzon en- I'm cable a LA Prem
ga" de Buenos Aires.
Margarita Nelken naci6 en-
Madrid, hija de padre alaman,
Wivi6 en- Espana toda SD vida, o.
cup6 diversos cargos, desempe-
no m1ltiples funciones como es-
pamela y espanola fue deede cue
abrio los ojos a este mundo has
ia ell momento en- que ell senior
Heinzen ha descubierto que es
comunista alemana naturaliza-
da espanola.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
NOTAS SOCIALE
LA FIESTA

Todo esta listo va para Ia
gran fiesta de manana, Ell ell G..
Espanol de West Tampa.
Els la fiesta annual de la Sec
ci6n de Propaganda, con ell mas
noble de los obetivos: abonar
los recibos de Quota a los socios
enfermos 0 sin trabajo.
Para lograr Ell exito merecido
Y humane, en- las 1ltimas sema-
mas colaboraron con la Seccion
de Propaganda los senores de la
Directiva, ell presidente social,
las Secciones y en- primera fila
las damas.
Mas de 1900 papeletas de al
muerzo Y bale Sc han vendido
va, pero la cifra exacta no Sc sa
bra hasta la noche de hoy.
Todas las fiestas en- ell palacio
de West Tampa culminan en-
triunfos para ell Centre y las
Secciones organizadoras.
Fernandez Rubio, Gutierrez y
Colmenares llegaron a un acuer
do sobre ell numero de "empare-
dados' que Sc haran, a modo de
complemento del almuerzo.
Colmenares es ell experto MI
ero / en- Sandwiches" como
"Parruca" 10 es en- "coba" diplo
matica.
Gutierrez, en- cambio, sabe ca
liar a tempo y muchas veces en-
vida Ell "verbo" de Angel de la
Riva.
Del resultado de la fiesta de
manana, en- cierto modo, depen-
dera la futura construction de
un patio especial en- csc edificio.
Durante 81 almuerzo tocara la
orquesta Los Bohemios, dirigi-
da por ell professor Maxine E.
chegaray.
Don Francisco tocara en- la sa
la alta.
Las Secciones convinieron va,
como tuvimos ell gusto de publ
car, en- almorzar despu6s que los
comensales sean debidamente a.
tendidos. Esto significa que ha-
bra una segunda mesa.
TODD ell adorno para las me.
sas y las sillas ha sido encar :
gado.
NADIA podra impedir Ell exitc
de esta fiesta, organizada cor
fines de amor y humanidad.
Ventiladores especiales, sc =
gun tenemos entendido, Sc colo
caran en- differences sitios de las
dos grandes salas, pero a distan
cla de los rapidos pies de los bal
ladores.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
LOS SATELLITES ESPANO-
LES DE LFASCISMO IN
TERNACIONAL FAVORE-
CEN CD LA CULTURA
iY hablan de una EspaHa
gr01de q coaQ@istad0ru!

Ell Pueblo Gallego", de Vigo
del 2 de Enero publica Una rela
cion de sanciones a maestros
de la provincial.
Suspende de empleo y sueldo
por I'm mes a un maestro; tras-
lada con perdida de haberes a
dos; suspende por tres meses a
traslado como castigo a seis;
suspende por cuatro meses a
nueve; por seis a dos; por siete
a uno; por diez a dos; por otros
diez y traslado a uno; traslado
a otro con perdida de haberes;
Suspende por I'm mes a otTo
mas; por seis con inhabilitaci6n
a otros doce; por sci sly trasla-
do a dos mas; traslado con per-
dida de haberes a tres; suspen=
de por nueve a dos; por I'm mes
y traslado a cinco; por I'm mes
a ounce y confirma con perdi-
da de haberes durante la suspen
sion a veintiuno. Para un dfa
y en- una provincial no es POGO.
Son setenta Y ocho maestros los
castigados, con las correspon-
dientesescuelas cerradas de uno
a diez meses.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
Case Ell HIJO DEL GE.
NERAL PERSHING

New York, abril 23.-Sali6
hoy en- viaje de luna de miel, al
rededor del mundo, ell j6ven
Francis W. Pershing, hijo del
general John j. Preshing, que
aver c~ontrajo matrimonio con
Murdei Madhe Richards, Meta
del financiero jules S. Bache.
La pareja sali6 de aquf en- ae-
roplano para San Francisco, de
donde continuara viaje a Asia Y
despues a Europa. Ell hijo del
general Pershing es I'm corre-
dor de bolsa.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
NEGRA ACUSADA DE MA
TAR A UN HOMBRE DE
SU RAZA

1ngres6 hoy en- la carcel acu
sada de matar a un hombre dc
su raza, Lille Belle Battle, de
20 amos, negra, que para lie
var a termino su designio uti
liz6 un revolver.
La victima, Henry Harris,
recibi6 I'm balazo en- la frente
que lie priv6 de la vida en- po-
cos minutes.
Sc cometi6 ell crimen en- la
esquina de Nebraska y la Ter
cera avenida.
Realizaron ell arresto los de-
tectives Chiles Y Abramovitz.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
FL Torneo de ajedrez en- New York
Reshevsky derroto a Sinonson

New York, abril 23.-,Samuel
iReshevsky, que defiende su IT,
tulo de campe6n nacional, salio
DE- un empate en- ell primer lu-
gar, con Reuben Fine, para to-
mar de nuevo ventaja con 1T
total de II y;ctorias y 2 derro-
tas. Albert Simonscn, ell macs
tro del tercer puesto, fu6 derro-
tado por Reshevsky en- una re1i
da partida.
La mayor sensation Sc produ-
10 cuando Isaac /. Kashdan, ell
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
FUNCTION

Sc verificara manana, en- ell
Cenro Obrero, la function en- no
menaje Y beneficio del obrero
panadero Armando Castillo.
Las papeletas Sc pusieron a
la venta por sus companeros de
la Union 361 y ell exito parece
asegurado.
Ell cuadro artistico de la Casa
del Pueblo cosechara nuevos lau
relies.
Deseamos a Castillo la mejor
suerte, en- cuanto a su salud y la
function a beneficio.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
Los A PARA LAS
ELECCIONES DEL OLA 3

Los locales donde sc estable-
ceran los colegios electorales
para los comicios del dfa 3 de
mayo fueron escogidos aver por
los comisionados del condado.
He aqui la lista aprobada :
Nc. !, Casa Corte; 2, 429 Grand
Central; 3, 210 S, Boulevard /;
A, 111ISwann ave-; 5, Filling
Sta, Melville and Platt; 6, Ar
billery field headquarters; z,
2741 Chestnut ST.; 8, 1903 How
ard ave-, 9, 1909 Florida ave. F;
10, Ross and Jefferson; IL, 952
Seventh ave; IL, 205 South 22d
ST.; 13, Jackson Heights Civic
Club; IA 1914 18th ST.; Is, 2209
18th ST.; 16, 2916 10Th Sta II,
3703 Nebraska ave-; IS, 1902
18th ST.; 10, 3008 Central ave. ;
20, 4408 Nebraska; 81, 37O6
FLORIDA ave.; %, 2507 North
Boulevard; %, 104 East Hills
borough ave-, "a, 6202 Florida
ave., rs, 6621 Central avenue;
26, 5409 Nebraska; 27, City
Hall, Port Tampa; 27-A, 5000
Bayshore Boulevard; %, 1909
Bay-to-Bay; 20, 1900 Lisbon;
80, 1924 Memorial Highway;
81, West Hillsborough Civic
Center, Hill5borougth and Ar
menia; 80, Schoolhouse annex,
Citrus Park; SO, Sperry's Gro
Gerry, Aremnia and Water; 1924
Nebraska loop Sulphur Spring;
35, 8136-B, Arcade hotel build
ing, Sulphur Springs; SO, Lutz
Civic Club building; 81, Board
of Trade bouildng, Thonotosas-
sa; 80, Community hall, Dover;
80, Paul Tatum's store, Knights
Station; 40, City hall, Plant CT
ty; Al, H. H. Feming's Feed
Store, Plant City; AZ, Powell's
plumbing shop, Plant City; 45,
West End filling station, Plant
City; A, Regular voting place,
Sydney. As, Morgan Bros, store
Brandon; 46 Akard store, Self
ner; At, Northcutt's restaurant,
Mango; 45, Weir service STA,
5th St., 40, Strathmore Civic
Club; so, Women's Home De-
monstration club, Palm River;
81, Eddie's Huts, Gibsonton;
81, County barn, Riverview; So
Lithia; 81, Cross roads, Keys
vile; So, Johnson A. cross road
Sc, Regular voting place, Pic
mic; 81, Old city hall, Wimau-
SO, Chamber of Commerce, Rus
kin.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23

UN JOVEN LATINO ALCAN-
20 Ell PRIMER RREMIO

FL joven latino Woodrow A.
Garcia, hijo de nusstro estima-
do amigo Emilio Garcia (Lagu-
ni,la) y de su inteLigente esposa
obtuvo Ell primer premio, como
baritone, en- ell Festival de la
M1sica.
La competition entre los bari
tonos Sc verified anteayer.
Nosotros felicitamos al estu :
dioso joven y a SITS queridos pa
dres.
I'm nuevo honor para la jul
Venud latina.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23

lnforma un "Economista":
de cada cinco pesos de las
entradas n~acionales, en- nuestro
pals, uno Sc paga en- impuestos
(Taxes)."
La declaration es altamente
peligrosa. En- cuanto los politi-
eos Sc den cuenta de que los o.
tros cuatro 'tulipanes" SD les
han escapado... Malo ha sido csc
informe, Ell tempo 10 dira.
J. r. S.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23

campe6n del Manhattan Chess
Club, fu6 derrotado, DO que ma
die esperaba, por Walter B.
de Cranston, R. |.
Kashdan perdi6 una oportuni-
dad importante en- cuanto q los
resultadoS dec;s;vos.
Reahevsky, con mstodos a.
g~rssivos, supo anular la defen-
sd Eslava de Simonson.
TablaS result6 la partida en-
ire A. E. Santasiere v Fred
Reinfeld.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
LO QUE R DICEN

Leo en- Una noticia de Euro
pa:
los ninos alemanes estan u
sando caretas para protejerse Y
resguardarse de los gases vene-
nosos."
NO tendria NADIA de parti-
cular que Sc las encasquetaran
cada vez que a Hitler Sc le VEN
ga en- ganas "berrear" un dis
curse. Mas venleno que en- suS
palabras, no Sc encierra en- min
guna bomba.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
RIALTO

RIALTO
Hasta ell lunes por la noche Sc
mantendra en- las carteleras de
este teatro "The Girl of the Col
den West"
Ell publico responde a la ex-
celencia del programa, a pesar
del Festival de la Musica.
Habra matinee hoy sabado, a
las 2:30, y function manana do
mingo.
La representacin es supervi-
sada por ell Sr. Thornto6n.
Otro programa del Proyecto
Teatal Federal.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23

Nublados para hoy y mana
ma, con POGO cambio en- la tenn
peratura. Maxima aver, "a gra-
dos mfnima, 70.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
LARGA DISTANCFA

Pone amigos y parientes de dis
tantes ciudades tan cerca como
nuestro telefono.
Las tarifas son bajas despues de
las TOO P. M. Y TODD Ell dia del
domingo.
La gaceta., 1938-04-23
Ell CABARET

Listos todos los preparativos
para ell Cabaret de esta noche,
La gaceta., 1938-04-23

Una extension telefonica a la
cocina o cuarto de dormir econo-
Mia incontables pasos Y no cues
ia mas que ell valor de un sello
de correo al dfa.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-07-26
BERLIN APPROVES OF
BRITISH MEDIATOR

LONDON, July 26.-tuPJ---
Great Britain last night obtained
tacit approval Of Germany and
CzechoSlovakia for the immediate
dispatch to Prague Of Lord Runci-
man, former president of the
British board of trade, to serve
as neutral mediator in the Sude
ten German minority crisis there.
Lord Runciman. who visited
Washington last year to confer on
an Anglo American trade pact,
has agreed to take over the deli
cate task and probably will leave
for C2echoslOvakia this week or
early in August at the latest, re-
liable iuformantS said.
Premier Milan Hodza Of Czech
Slovakia, meeting with the inner
political committee Of his cabinet
in Prague, approved the selection
Of Lord Runciman and the only
question remaining was SAID by
Prague dispatches to be the man
ner in which Runciman's mission
will be officially described.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-07-26
Forest City Band
Coming; LineOf
March Given

Plans for the parade, to be held
on next Monday morning at 1880
o'clock as a part Of the Henderson
County Centennial celebration,
have been practically completed,
Chief Of Police Otis Powers stated
this morning after Il meeting OF
the parade committee yesterday
afternoon.
Chief Powers announced that
the Grcenvillc band would be un-
able to take part III the parade
and had been replaced by the For
est City band, a 35-piece musical
organization.
Chief Powers announced that
the parade would form oil South
Main street promptly at 10 a. M.
next Monday. The head of the
parade will form at Main street
and First avenue.
ON Main street to Five Points, the
intersection Of Main and Church
streets, thence on Ninth avenue
to Oakland street, and on OAK
land street to the high school au-
ditorium, where it will be- dis.
banded.
The parade will be- lined as fol-
lows:
Grand marshal, Chief Powers,
mounted.
The Forest City band.
Governor Clyde K. Hoey, Gen
eral Campbell King, and }. r;
Shipman, who will ride in an old
hurSe-drawn limousine.
Historical section. This will de
pict modes Of transportation III
use during the past 100 years
and will be composed as follows:
FoXir Green on oX-drawn sled.
Bruce McMurray and wagon
drawn bv oxen. Mitch Dalton and
vehicle drawn by oxen. Taft Mid
hIclon, vehicle drawn bv oxen.
Dave Howard and horse-drawn
Prairie schooner. J. b Patterson.
buggy drawn by mule. Mr.. camp
horSe-Jrawn vehicle
HorSa- back riding ; t C I o II:
Horses and old-time horse trader"
bv Rrookshire's stable Early 10Th
century horsemen and women III
appropriate costume. Early CIR
cut rider by the Ministerial asso,,
citation. Early doctors by Medical
society. Modern use Of horses ana
farm wagons, by FLOYD Osborne.
Old Hendersonville silver cornet
band.
Motor section: George Nelson
and old-time fddlers with organ
accompaniment. Fire department
display of old and new equipment.
Commercial section: kalmla
Dairy; display Of modern autom,o-
bileS by local dealers, all to be
represented. Display of other
business concerns AMI floats rep
resenting business houses.
Marchers: Old-time police o1l-
GERS. Boy Scout drum corps, Boy
Scouts and Girl Scouts.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-07-26
CENTENNIAL PARADE MONDAY
1880 A. NJ; WILL STAGE FOLK
FESTIVAL ON MONDAY NIGHT
Folk Festival Will
Present Noted
Dance Teams

+. l.. Lunsford, Of Leicester,
widely known authority on folk
music and dances of the noun
tains, who will direct the Folk
Festival to be held at the high
school auditorium On Monday
night, August |. as a part OF the
Henderson County Centennial Gel
ebration. conferred here yester-
day afternoon relative to final ar
rangemrnts for this feature.
"The town will be filled with
old-time fddlers on Monday" Mr..
Lunsford said, land splendid
program of this form of enter
tainment has been prepared. 1t
should prove both entertaining
and instructive to both those ia
mIar with this type OF entertain
ment and to those who will be see
ing it for the first time.
The program will consist Of
square dances, buck and wing
dances. and clog dances, tiddllng
bv mountain hddlers, music by
string bands, singing of the OLD
mountain ballads and folk songs
and contests III these various sub
iectS.
While a number Of orgahlza-
lions and individuals VIII b"
brought here to take part on the
program. Mr.. LunSford empha
sized the fact that all people IN
Henderson county who desire to
take part will be given place on
tn" program.
He announced that the Hender~
son county square dance team,
under the management Of AlonIo
Brookshire, would be one OF the
featured square dance teams at
the festival. This team is one vi
In. best in this section and mas
taken part in the Folk Festival at
A sheville for a number of years.
This team is composed OF Herman
Hawkins. caller. John LYDIA, Judge
Pace Rov Hawkins. Herman Nc
Cullough. Thermon Shytle, Albert
Hendrix. Frank Corpemng, Ernest
Roper. Lille Bane, Valreen Nor"
ris Carolina Waters, Ruth Nc
Gritf, Margaret Drake, Virginia
Drake, Viola Lindsey, lnez Brook
sire and Dorothy Dorsey.
The band to play for tins group
is composed Of A. c. Brookshlre'
Brvon Brookshire, Vernon Nay
and Jack McGriff.
Among other square dance
teams and entertainers To appear
are the following:
The Limestone team, from the
Fletcher section, one Of the cham
pionship teams at the AsheVllle
festival, and composed of Charles
Frady, Floyd Israel, Arthur FRA
dv June Duckings, Bill smart
George Quicker, Earye Frady, Roy
Frady Mrs. BERTHE Frady, Mrs. >.
Clontz, Mrs. Beatrice Mcfarland
MYRTLE Bookings, Helen Bookings
Kate Baldwin, and Louise Bates
CONTINUED on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-07-26
GOV. CHANDLER
RECEIVERS But
aide IS WEAK
Illness of Three Is Laid by
Physician to Poisoned
Drinking Water
LOUISVILLE POLICE
INVESTIGATION ASKED

LOUISVILLE. Ky, July %
up -Dr J. ". Bryan, who at
tended Gov. A. b. (HappD Chan
dler when he was stricken with n
sudden stomach ailment, last night
believed the illness was due to
drinking water which had been
poisoned in Il deliberate attempt
Oh the governors life"
Dr.. Bryan was the hotel phySl-
Ciam called 10 Chambers bedside
early last Friday few hours aft
er the governor completed Il radio
broadcast from his hotel suite.
Last night he forwarded signed
and sworn statement 10 Chandler
At Frankfort. Bryan refused to
disclose the full text. voicing his
suspicion Of "deliberate' poison
my only In an interview.
J Dan Talbot, state finance dl-
rector. and State Police Lieut..
Jesse Wyatt, Chambers body
guard. also were stricken by the
poison" Bryan said. adding that
Talbot still was confined to bed
and still is very weak
II don't know what the poison
was" Bryan said. We are work
my toward that now.
He said he would recommend
To- Chandler that Louisville police
be asked 10 investigate.
"ln my absolute opinion Cover
nor Chandler became i'll after
drinking water doctOred with poi
SON" the affidavit said, land It
consumed in sufficient quantities
would haye caused death.
BRYAN said he was unable 10
test the water itself because Il
had been thrown out.
Examination Of the patients, hr
said. showed that:
"ChlllS, high fever and feeble
pulse were symptoms IN all eases.
/ Wa unable To type the poison
but all other tests were NEGATIVE
which gave added proof that ues
poisoning diagnosis WAS correct.
BRYAN did not believe the p"lS-
onine resulted merely from the
natural chemical reaction Of gas
ric substances in the stomach.
When Chandler was stricken
last week. managers of his cam
palsu for the Democratic Sena-
torial nomination against Senator
Albeu RarkIry ascribed his illness
To irregular diet enforced by the
campaign -.
The physician had submitted his
findings To no one but the COVER
nor. who was returned by amDu-
lance SUNDAY to the governor )
mansion AT Frankfort.
In Frankfort. both the governor
and Mrs. Chandler had seen the
phySician'S report.
IL don't know whether 1t was
poisoniug or not. Chandler SAID.
"An | know is that | woke up
abou. 2:3U a. IN. Friday suffering
from chills and cramps"
Mrs. Chandler likewise refused
direct comment.
1T does appear strange That
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-07-26
Krylenko Latest
Purge Victim

MOSCOW. July 26.-(UP)-
Nikolai Vassillievich Krylenko.
former commiSSar of justice VINO
preceded Andrew ViShinsky as the
director of Soviet Russia's purge
himself was denounced today "a
an enemy of the people"
Krvlenko prosecuted many So
Wet enemies" He worked III IL
legal bol>hevik groups from 1914
70 1917. became a member OF the
governing body of the comm's s
sariat for military and naval al
fairs and later COMMANDMENT
chief. In 1922 he became assist
ant commiSsar Of justice and III
1929 became the chief prosecutor.
After Krylenko's removal from
office Vishinsky became the prose
cutor Today Vishinsky denounc-
ed Krylenk0 as "Ir0tskylSt
and Bukharante enemy Of the
people" :,
Although he previously had
been caught IN the purge III
minor way it was the first time
that he has been linked with TrOt-
skyist and Rukharanite organiza-
tons.
Vishinsky. in an article appear
ING in Prayda about the problems
of Soviet justice As a science.
wrote that KrylenkO and others
tried TO disarm the government
by means Of a negligent attitude
toward S, kiet justice and Soviet
law directNd toward "discrediting
Soviet Justice in the eyes OF the
Tcrkers Of justice.