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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

banks. They said they had seen FAR
banks with the Goods in Texas. The
youth was driver for the couple as
they Travelled about giving their bird,
monkey and dog show in schools.
They came here Saturday from Win
ston-Salem, where they had given
performance. Fairbanks called at
book store here Saturday night seek
ing a book on birds.
After a scheduled performance IN
Henderson high school set for Mon
day morning, and one in the EPSON
high school, eight miles east OF Hen
derson, the same afternoon, the party
were to return to Piedmont North
Carolina for engagements in Winston
Salem, Liberty, Concord, Kannapolis,
Symmetrical, Ruffin and elsewhere.
Sheriff Hamlet said today an ad-
ditional small amount of money had
| been recovered from the Goods trail
err, in which they lived and Travelled,
running the total to around $11O The
sum of $92 has previously been found.
Only a few dollars in change were
found on Fairbanks at the time of his
arrest He is reported to have made
some purchases of small items OF
clothing here Saturday night.
/ Fairbanks has been identified by
fingerprints by j. B. Earle, finger
print expert of State Prison in Ra-
leigh, as the same man who was en-
tered there August 20, 1888, as Will
liam Fairbanks to serve two to five
years for breaking and entering in
Davidson county, Mayor Henry T.
; Powell was advised late Wednesday
! Hugh Wilson. State Prison war
den. There was doubt here, however
that even that was the youths real
name.
Prison officials gave the youth 2
good record during his stay there
which would have earned his release
early in 1885. Prison records show
Mayor Powell said he was informed
that William Fairbanks related his
history at the time of his admission
| to show that his father was Clarence
H. Fairbanks. of Baltimore, and Mrs
! D. r. Doyle, of Philadelphia, and that
a sister was Mary A. Doyle, of Phil
adelphia.
Mayor Powell said the youth, who
claims to be % years old, said he was
! high school graduate, had three
i years in college and an additional
three years in animal husbandry, and
was g licensed veterinarian. He said
| he was born in Baltimore, but at the
! age of five an uncle took him to
| Eldorado, Cal. Later he worked fol
two years with the government al
Miami, Fla, and had been driving the
/ truck-trailer for the Goods for the
! last seven months, according to the
i stnly. He claimed to have made theil
acquaintance at Lincoln, Nebraska
lost summer when they were all with
) a carnival curing the west.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
O'Connor Resigns
Comptrollership
Of The Currency
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(COntlnued from Page One.)
here as often as necessity requires
during the interim"
Organization of continuing ALIEN
bracing council was put forward by
the President, meanwhile, as sim
pie method Of helping the admins
tration formulate national economic
policies.
Consumers, investors, credit men,
farmers, laborers, distributors, trans
portation men, financiers and big and
little business men-all these should
have a voice." Mr.. Roosevelt told 40
prominent industrialists late yester-
day.
Stephen Early, White House secre-
tary. emphasized this did not point to
a revival of the MIRA.
Elsewhere, preliminary maneuvers
in the congressional election campaign
are placing some ticklish polltlca
problems :sefore the President ano
other Democratic leaders. The cleo
lions. to be in November, involve 81
senators, "a governors and all mem
hers of the House. Announcements o.
candidates. ARE being made nearl!
daily.
DEVELOPMENTS this week have lore
Swallowed tough denomination battles
for two administration supporters IN
the Senate Democratic Leader BARK
lev. Kentucky, and Senator Dleterlcf
Illinois.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20


animals, asked every orc to - KIM
to them, and inquired about the
Goods menagerie, which he cared for
while on tonr.
A preliminary hearing for Clarence
Fairbanks, confessed axe-slayer Of
Steve Good, travelling Snowman, here
last Sunday night, will be held ut 1o
o'clock tomorrow morning before Re
corder r. E. Clements in county court
it was learned today from Sheriff J
E. Hamlet. 1t had previously beer
stated by Mayor Henry T. Powell the
hearing would be in police court, over
which he presides, but he said today
ne might be witness instead.
Sheriff Hamlet said he was en-
deavoring to contact Solicitor E. r
Tyler to ascertain whether or not he
wished to attend the hearing, which
is not expected to BE- a lengthy one
in view of the confession Fairbanks
wrote in his own hand and signed
last Monday, a few hours after the
finding of Good and his wife Sunday
night ~ their truck-trailer parked
'alcnos.de the High Price tobacco
warehouse on Mitchell street, just off
William.
Fairbanks is still in the Granville
county Jail at Oxford, to which he
was taken Immediately after he wrote
the confession. He has not elaborated
on that admission, other than to say
he had not given his true name be-
cause he was hiding his real identity.
Between now and the time of the
preliminary hearing Friday morning
DR.. A. D. Gregg, county health Of
'icer, is to examine Fairbanks to de
ermine if he had any serious head
njuries, in the light of his contention
that he attacked Mr.. and Mes. SFood
only after Good had broken The axe
handle over the youths head follow
ing an argument. Fairbanks said the
affrav grew out of his remonstrance
with Good about punishment admin
istered to a bird, a South American
cockatrice, which did not perform
properly at his command.
Meantime. Mrs. Good was showing
slow improvement at Maria Parham
hospital here, where she has been un-
der treatment since Sunday night.
SHE regained consciousness Tuesday
afternoon for the first time, but has
not been questioned ABOUT the fight
Relatives of Mrs. Good arrived here
late Wednesday from Cason, Texas,
and she recognized them and CONVEX
sed casually with them. In the part.
yere Mrs. Grace Stokes, her mother;
+. Y McMichael and his wife, sister
# Mrs. Good; l.. D. Stokes, a broth
n, and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
0odson, the latter also a sister of the
injured woman, arrived Monday from
Washington, and are still here.
Good was native of Altoona, Pa.
lis body is still being held here at
IN undertaking establishment pend
ag investigation. His mother lives IL
'toona, according to relatives O.
Mrs. Good.
The relatives could throw no fur
ther light OH the identity of Fair
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

dean apparently was getting mucn
weaker. The dean, fasting to prove
the fact of immortality, made no I'M
mediate comment.
For the first time I am well enough
x x x to be advised OF Wnat mas
transpired during the past Two
weeks" Bishop Maxon wrote AT the
outset I wish to say that l am writ
ing this letter in all kindness and
love.
"I regret to advise that it is con-
vincingly evident to me that you must
be removed as dean of st. Mary
cathedral. This removal will take
place at once. However, your stipend
will continue for the next six months
and you will be permitted to occupy
the deanery for that period"
The bishops message besought
Dean Noe to discontinue the fast
which has been broken only by waters
and sips of wine at communion ser
vices since January 2. All last wear
Dean Noe said, he lived on oranges
alone.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

slaughter the English and French
were determined to keen at it,
Don't run after a street car after
you've caught it," is the pursuel' S
motto.
"Ah, but you haven't quite caught
up yet, even though you. may be gain
ing; so I'm going to keep on speed
ing is the street cars sentiment.
AS we are aware, the furiously
fleeing allied street car finally out
distanced the German would-be pas
senger, leaving the latter in a heck of
a state of exhaustion.
Japan's Position?
Japan, in China, is in much the
same fix that Germany was in, in
ea~'v 1915, versus the allies.
The mikado has won on the Asiatic
mainland, but he cannot stay vic
torious.
The more he wins the more terri
tory he has to continue to keep sub
jugated, and the harder and more ex-
pensive it is for him to do it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

at p. m.
The British troops waited for the
zero hour, under orders to fight back.
even though such action might have
meant humiliation, since japanese
have thousands of men at Tientsin.
The supposed zero hour passed am
nothing occurred. Then the incident
was settled with the assertion it was
a misunderstanding"
Japanese advancing north along the
Tientsin-Pukow railway asserted they
had occupied a place IS mileswest of
Marking, and were pushing through
a blizzard toward Little Chicken river
The cold caused acute suffering a
mong thousands of war refugees, who
found some colsolation in the fact
that it slowed Japanese invaders.
In Shanghai, police of the interna-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

Continued from 1.aQe 5ne,
The Vanquelin sighted the tanker
and the insurgent gunbosts in the
Mediterranean so miles north of the
Baleario islands.
The Vanquelin's message confirmed
that the Nantucket Chief was flying
the American flag and declared she
had a American crew The Nan
tucket Chief was reported reliably to
have been carryinga cargo of fuel
from a Russian Black Sea port to
Barcelona, government Spain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Todays nature is somewhat gloomy
in disposition, but gifted with direct
ness and celebrity of action. You
should strive to look on the brighter
side of life, as the tendency is to fol-
low the inherent impulse A good
parental training is important.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
LIONS ATTENDANCE
WAS 100 PER CENT
Civic Club Adds r. A. Bur-
roughs as New Member;
Program Talked

Attendance at the regular weekly
meeting of the Lions Club last night
was 100 per cent and the attendance
nrize went to Sam Afford. Sol Hayes
won the drawing.
r. A. Burroughs was taken into the
club as a new member, and was given
an appropriate welcome.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
Teddy is the Day
By CLARK KlNNAIRD
Copyright, 1898, for this Newspaper
by King Features Syndicate, Inc.

Thursday, Jan. 20; Neptune and
Moon in conjunction. Mercury is at
its best a a morning start now is
at it's greatest western elongation, "a
"a degrees II minutes. The Zodiac
sign becomes Aquarius..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
Santee Dam Plan
Fought By 3 Firms
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project on recommendation of army
engineers; that the project not only
would not destroy the Santee navig-
ability, but also would furnish an
other superior water route from
Columbia to Charleston.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

JUST RECEIVED CAR LOAD
Choice Tennessee mules.
Priced right. See us before
you buy. w. c.. Nights
Store. lift.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

ON ANY OF OUR USED
cars selling above 5000 we
will give 1888 license free
Legg-Parham Co. "You Can
Get A Better Used Car From
A Buick Dealer" 12O Wyche
st. Phone %. 31-tf.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
AMERICA AT WAR DAY-Rv-nAx

The Turkish cruiser Medilli, form
erly the German dreadnaught Bres-
lau, and the cruiser Sultan Yawrz
Selim, former the GoeIben, made a
sortie from the Dardanelles, seeking
to damage Allied communications
They were discovered and engaged bv
British destroyers and monitors. The
Breslaw was driven into a minefield
and sunk; the Goeben likewise struck
mine, but managed to proceed back
toward the Dardanelles, where it was
stranded in shoal water and became a
target of British airmen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

It.
THAT is true; you have a charming
way of consoling one"
"Oh, madame, if we had none of
us more reasons for remorse than you,
we should all go straight to heaven"
But it is cruel to make the poor
people pay for my caprices."
Have no scruples, madame; it is
not the poor who will pay"
How SOP" asked the queen in some
surprise.
Because, madame, they have moth
ing to pay with"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

tional settlement and French conces-,
sion rounded up SO Chinese men and
women suspected of acts of terrorism
against japanese.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Archbishop John ]. NIFTY of San
Francisco, Catholic prelate, born in
n " York, "a years ago.
Lucius N. Littauer of New York
City, philanthropist, born at Glovers-
vile, N. Y, 70 years ago.
Harold Gray, cartoonist creator of
Little Orphan Annie" born at Kan
kakee, ILL.,, A years ago.
Josef Hoffman,, dean of the Curtis
Institute of Music, Philadelphia, fam
ed PIANIST, born in Poland, 81 years
ago.
Mischa Elan of New York, famed
violinist, born in Russia, AZ years ago.
Ruth st. Denis of New York, dane
er and teacher born in Newark, N. j.
So years ago.
Richard LIE Gallienne of France,
man of letters, father of the actress,
born in England, II years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

TO s,ad in the Lord and rejoice, We
righteous: and shout for ]oy' all ye
that are upright in heart.-Psaims
81 IL.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED H. MAY

l.. In what kidnapping case in 1929
i'd the State offer a reward?
; How many North Carolinians are
anea<ret n he extile industry?
8. Within WI at five year age pc
Rod does North Carolina have the
e eatest MURDER of ro:~ons?
: IN what WY do rea' estate pro-
jects of today compare with those of
che hundred ard fifty wears ago?
8. What are > rae &C the western
counties named fo' eastern leaders to
secure their estahlis hriert?
6. How maj. J "easIrers OF State
Sc we'd under G.ru..er:
ANSWERS
L. In the case of Cleo Tessner, a
Kings Mountain mill operative VIII
was alleged 20 have been kidnappct
on SEPTEMBER 10, 1929, and taken to
South Carolina by three men. The.
State through Governor Gardner of
fered a reward of S4OO for the arres
and conviction of parties involved.
g. The last census shows 131, OOC
persons engaged in this branch of in
dustry in this State. About sixty per
cent of these are women
8. In the period Of five to nine years
of age. In 1880 the State had 427,112
persons, or 1876 per cent of the entire
population of the State was within
this age period 1850
f. There appears to be no differ
ence. The following advertisement is
taken from a newspaper at about the
close of the Revolutionary War;
Notice: The subscriber proposes to
form new town by the name of
Campbellsborough, situated on the
west side of the Chowan River.
There will be Immediately laid off
one hundred lots of one. half acre
each, joining the river and continuing
outwards from the river with streets
unning North and South, East and
West in Squared. The price will be
four pounds, paper currency" The
value of paper currency in those days
was ABOUT $500 per pound 1
5. Burke, Caswell, Iredell, Ashe,
Moore and Macon for active eastern
leaders, Buncombe, Stanly and Davie
for dead eastern leaders.
6. Four: Ben r. Lacy, died Feb
ruary d, 1929; Captain Nathan
oPerf1 ppohted February %, 1929,
died january s, 1892; John P. Sted-
man, appointed January Z, 1892, re-
signed November, 1882; Charles M
johnson, present treasurer, appoint
ed November Z, 1892.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

WAIT FOR THE LOWEST PRICED
full size car in America soon to be
shown by the leader. O'Lary's 18-4t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

CLOSING OUT SALE-WITH EVERY
$1.O0 purchase of canned goods we
give Csc worth canned goods free.
Will have complete stock stapla
groceries during sale. Cash & Carry
Grocery. 11-eod-9ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

847 N. GARNETT STREET
You get the best motor oil for less
11-15-25c OTIS. Its guaranteed. sava
the difference to buy gas. N. c. Re-.
gular grade White Gas. Knoson
Grease Patching. 1912
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

1. Ten. 81
2. Hugo L. Black of Alabama.
3. A genealo@ical record of blooded
livestock.
4. Seventeen.
5. Italian pa :.
6. Gold thai ls.s beer refined / Z not
coined O. Fabricated,
z. Andrew Jackson.
8. Friedrichshafen, Germany.
9. English writer.
10. Interior Department.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

FOR SALE HEREFORD STOCK
ers and feeders T. B. and abortion
tested. Seven carloads calves COWS
and yearlings. Write Bob De Lash
mutt, Falrfleld, Iowa. 20-1t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

BUILDING REPAIRING OR PAINT
ing? Visit 'The Place of Values"
Here you will find an unusually
complete stock of new materials.
Alex S. Watkins. Where quality
tells and prices SELL 20-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
Fairbanks Tells Sheriff
He Is Ready To Pay Debt
And Quicker the Better

.Cnnt',. from rage One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

FOR SALE 10 ACRE FARM, NEAR
Henderson, $4,000 down, and $4,000
a year. DR.. A. G. Vow. 11-eod-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
Dean Noe Is Ousted
From High Office

(Continuec from rage Oreo
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

RADIOS = ELECTRIC AND BAT
terry, Service and repairs to all
makes-Parts and batteries. Electric
ranges, refrigerators, washers and
oil circulating heat ers. Stewards
Everything Electrical, opposite
Legg-Parham Co., phone $50. 1877
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
Japs Alibi From Threat To
Invade British District

fCont;nned sro~- oaee One,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
Japan's Troubles
Are Just Started

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
TODAY
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

1732-Richard Henry Lee, Virginia
farmer-patriot, signer of the Declal
ton of independence, U. ). senatot'
one of six brothers all of whom rose
tn eminence, born at Strattoro' va
Died June 10, 1874.
1798+Anson Jones, physician IeAas
nioneer. soldier, last president OF the
Texas Republic, born at Great Bar
rinoton. Mass. Committed suicide,
Jan. 9, 1858.
18o6-Nathaniel P. Willis, who early
achieved fame as journalist, editor,
poet and dramatist, the New 1ork
writer who was the best known ana
best paid of his day, born at Portland
Maine. Dice an. 20, 1867.
1S14-David .Jilmot, Towanda' ia.
LAWYER and ,ress1n IN, RENE Noered
in history Fl 'ie "Wilnot PlovlSo'' OF
1916, born e. Bethany, F.. Dleo
March Is. 1858.
185s-Charles A. Lindbergh, Little
Falls Mimi lawyer and congressman,
Non-Partisan League leader, whose
denunciation of war propaganda made
him vilified in war days, writer on IL
nancial reform, who stood out more
clearly after death as champion OF
common people, father of aviator
born in Sweden. Died May "a, 1924.
TO-DAY IN HISTORY
] 83-Arnistioe declaring a cessa-
ton IF hosti.i les concluded with Brl-
tain at We ail9s. American delegates
signed as Tn United States of North
America
1798-New Begun warship, the
Crescent" sailed from Portsmouth,
N. H. as present to the Dey of Algiers;
had been promised as an inducen' ant
to sign treaty of peace with America
in 1895. All European nations IL
those days bribed corsairs of Medi-
terranean.
1874 = Congress repealed Salary
Crab" Act of preceding Congress,
which had raised their own salaries
and MADE them retroactive.
1882 French start first exc .ations
of Panama Canal; spent some $780,
100000.
1911-Andrew Carnegie gave 10 mil
lion dollars to Carnegie Institution of
Washington, D. c., increasing it's
funds to Is millions
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20
u. S. Tanker Seized
By Insurgents Off
The Spanish Coast

CONTINUED from 1.aRe one.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

MAN AND WIFE, NO CHu.Dp
want to rent two rooms partly fay
nished. First floor, close in. Addn nol-
apartment, care Dispatch. % 1 %
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

INSIST ON VALET SERVICE I'M
blocking and dyeing a secialtv u,;.i
us. Phone 464 Valet Cleaning Co ('
Henderson's Foremost Cleaners ~
On -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-20

FOR RENT FOUR ROOM APART
ment, private bath, recently paint.
ed. Close in. Six room house.
Mustian, phone 341-W. 2o-1+
La gaceta., 1938-04-18
NOTAS POLITICAS
{Por Pepe)

Algunos individuos hacen pre-
paganda en- contra de Pat Whi-
taker, ell candidate a senador,
alegando que no simpatiza con
la causa de los trabajadores.
Whitaker afirma 10 contra :
rio, "que ha servido muchas We
ces a los trabajadores y que a.
bora lie apoyan, en- agradecimien
, tos por su labor, los siguientes
lfderes obreros: George Hoff =
man, presidente del Comite Le-
gislativo de la Hernandez de
Maquinistas de Locomotoras;
H. B. Norris, secretario y teso-
zero de la Hermandad de Trenis
tas; Charles Cilva, primer vice
presidente de la Federation A.
mricana del Estado; Sullivan,
presidente de la Aamblea de Al
ties y Oficios de Tampa, y las
siguientes Uniones: Buildings
Trades Council; Maquinistas f;
Local de Caldereros; Local de
Cerveceros; Local de Trabajado
res del Hero; Local de Electri-
cistas; Local de Pintores; Local
de Trabajadores del Metal y del
Acero; Local de Plomeros; Lo-
cal de Carpinteros; Local de
M1sicos Local de Herreros; Lo
Ical de Electricistas S. A. L.; Lo
ca Is. A. L. Carmens; Local de
Mecanicos y Local de Barberos.
Pat dijo en- ST. discurso de Ia
semana pasada, por la radio:
He trabajado en- todos los item
pos, como I'm miembro de la le-
gislatura, por ell interes de los
trabajadores. Trabaje y di mi
apoyo a la ley de compression v
otras medidas en- favor de los
obreros. Ahora bien, no soy CO.
munista, nj fascista, nj nazista,
sine democratic.
ME siento orgulloso del apo
yo de los trabajadores Y en- ell
future, como en- ell pasado, lu-
chare por su m~ejoramiento."
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

PROHIBEN LEER HASTA
"LA DANA DE LAS CA
MELIAS'
La gaceta., 1938-04-18
UNA NUEVA PROFESORA

Graduada de la academia
sistema Martf, de corte v cos
tura, de la Habana, Sc encuen
ira de nuevo en- Tampa la Srta
Dora Santos, sobrina de nues-
tro estimado amigo el DIR. Ma
rio Santos.
La Srta. Santos Sc gradu6
con las mas atlas calificacio-
mes y Sc protpone abrir una a.
cademia en- esta ciudad.
Con verdadero gusto la fe-
licitamos, por su exito, Y oiala
que pueda yer realizados sus
deseos.
Ademas de joven e INTEL :
genie, la Srta. Santos es una
muchacha bellisima, muy res
petada Y admirada en- esta co.
munidad.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

Bayona,-Las nuevas auto
ridades del llamado 'Institu-
to de Espana" que dirige Eu-
La gaceta., 1938-04-18
DESDE LA EPANA ANTTFASClSTA
ENLOs CAMPOsD DE BArALLA
(Por Jose Garcia cranell)

gH 80
Espana-Aqui sc represents
la tragedia del pueblo espanol
Las ernocicnes Sc suceden y e
tempo pasa lentamente. True,
nan los canones. Hace unos mi
nutos que 3 '4pavas" fascistas
nos dejaron caer 81 mortifera
carga. Sin noyedad, por esta
vez.
La correspondence con Tam
pa, con mis- lectores, amigos y
camaradas, debo mantenerla.
Ahora la vida, ell Todo para el
indiyiduo, pende de un hilo.
Porque pensemos en- la muer-
tie, Ell progreso no dentendrA su
Marcia,
Apesar de que amamos la vi
ia, ellos y 20, todos comprende-
mos que hay dias en- que uno vi
We mas que en- amos.
La p~roximidad de la muerte y
la brega por la vida, produce
esa conclusion.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18

Acaban de pasar otros cuer-
La gaceta., 1938-04-18
HAY DE d.
NERO, PERO ESCASEZ DE


Moscou, Abril 18y-Los pc :
ri6dicos expresan la inquietud
del Gobierno por los altos pre-
clos que Sc vienen cobrando por
las subsistencias. Sc critica en-
los articulos publicados al Co
misario de Industries Ligeras,
I. E. Lubimoff, que fuera desti-
tuido, y al Comisario de Indus
trias locales. Escasez y altos pre-
clos son los motives del deScon-
tento. Ahora, como en- otras epo-
cas- pasadas, hay escasez de te-
las y otros efectos textiles.
Los compesinos, que gracias a
las buenas coseehas son los mas
pr6speros, presionan tambien
sobre los establecimientos. Han
venido a Moscou para encontrar
que no pueden satisfacer sus ne
cesidades. Los campesinos espe-
ran, con la esperanto de que las
telas lleguen.
Centenares de personals Sc a
grupaban Ell otro dia en- Mos :
tory, Ell mas grande estableci :
miento de Moscou, pero no ma
bfa telas que venderles.
Ahora Ell ciudadano Soviet ga
ma mas de 10 que puede gastar,
por escasez de 10 que necesita.
La carne tambien estuvo es :
casa en- los 1ltimos dfas.
Aumenta ell nivel de los ior-
males, pero las Industries no pa
recen producer TODD 10 necesa :
rio para Ell consume.
"Pravda" acusa a varias or
ganizaciones de no jugar limpio.
La gaceta., 1938-04-18
LOS A
A NUEVE "~RANCHEROS"

MEXICO, D. F., Abril 18.-Co-
munican de Queretaro que los
bandidos atacaron ell "ran1ho"
del general Emilio Acosta, y ma
taron a nueve trabajadores.
Ell general salv6 la vida para
petandose en- la casa de WHEN
da y devolviendo ell fuego de Jos
facinerosos.