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los fGcci0S0s


Algenos facciosos o fascistas
Ic ans, cen NAL tino, Sc empe-
ian en provocar a ios lea:s
ta4lo5 a alyertilles de II. e :
q aue tengan Ell buen sentido de
"a arse y no exteriorizar sus Sn
nsjas ideas en- p~resencia ae
,cs eiudadanos que simpatizan
IN la Espana leal.
ST contindan provocando y la
1uerda Sc rompe vio'entamente,
9uJa sera la culpa.
Los leales no son agresivos
con :llos, por.ue saben que inte-
glan ina insignificante minoria
j. p1efieren dejarlos en- paz con
su pobreza &c alma.
Pero 81 Sc empenan EN- insul-
tar, ETC.. cuando Sc embriagan
suya sera la culpa de 10 que SUI
ceda.
Les avisamos de nuevo,-... y a
TEMPO.
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cia en- la importante ciudad. y
44e So regrSso no Sc diaatS DE-
mas adc!
La Fiesta del
l eatT0 ESpan0l

Varias personals han escrito
eartas a la secci0n de propagan-
Aa Gel centric Espanol, indican-
4ole que soliciUe permiso y pom
ca aigunas mesas, ell ola "a Ell Ell
.Jarque Peregrino Rey, sitrado
irente al Centre.
Esas personals alegan que ei
edlficio feSuiJara penueno y
que, por 10 tanto, serfa conve-
.llente utilizar 81 parque, 81 es
precise conseguirlo. :.
La seccion de propaganda a.
sradece esas cartaS, que retelan
gran interes por la fiesta; mas
procurara que toGas las mesas
e pongan dentro del edifielo
social.
Ahora bien, en- case extreme
I adoptaran medidas.
fPuSr d IN LL. Odk.)
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Malas noticias

La buena amiga y companera
Encarnacion Rosete, Ia incansa-
bae Y bonddosa Encarnaci6n, :
caba de recibir ma4as noticias
he Espana.
Los degenerados fascistas de
ALA, dignos hermanitos de los de
por AGA, lie aseSinaron a varios
familiares.
PEblicamos la maia nueva,
aunque no hemos hablado con la
aoble companera, porque nos la
di6 ell querido amigo Bouza. un
zeal Glen por ciento.
Todos sentimos honda pena
por la desgracia que la aflige y
tenemos la seguridad de que ell
pueblo espanol, a su debido item
pc, hara justicia a las victimas.
Ash Sc ensanan los facciosos
y sus aliados, en- los pueblos
"conqistados," con las personals
que aman la democracia Y lu :
chan por la independence de su
patria.
Con Ell puno en- alto sentimos
Ell dolor que conmueve a la ge :
nerosa companera.
Salud y justicia.
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~I.A CACETA"
ci6n corresponds, Ia maxima res
~onSahS,idad: nlvar 10 lucha a

ci6n corresponds, Ia maxima res
nonSahi,idad: lwar 10 luclla a
t6rmino victorioso hasta IL
n 81 pals de la p~rssencia en-
i. s lar naoicnal de Guienes 10
! N agqedjdo e invauido en- m
Ito de Ia complicidad interna :
.3na mas monstruoSa qre Sc
sQy7a producido jamas,. Es Sc
IN declaration del propio Co
1ierno la tarea capital que este
- inlpone Y cuyo feliz cumpli-
niento espera de 81 nuastro pue-
G Este reajuSte ministerial ha
.o1ucido la mejor impression
n q Ejercito Y entire las masas
ivile3. FL desgaSte fiSico de lar
,as meScS de lucha ha apartado,
pelo no aleJado del Gobierno, a
a'gunos de SIS anterioreS COM
}cnentsS, con cuya valiosa CO.
aboracion enthusiastic Y aSidua
siguen contando en TODD momen
20 el Gobierno y la causa de la
Independence espanola que, Go
.erno, Ejercito y pueblo defien
en-, con teS6n cada dia mas fir
.ne.-Subsecretaria de Propa-
yan3a, Barcelona.
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Jose Pon3e &c LIS tngeies,
peleara 81 msrtss, 81 Portland,
Oregon, con Kelmt Stewart.
En- Dstroit, tam5ien 81 mar
les, F'ritzie Zivic sera eli contra
rio de Reno Fernandez.
Miami preSentala ell juaves,
IN la pslea estrena, a Yucatan
Kid ce rival de Ray Ingram, de
Washington.
Petey Sarron combatira hoy
Junes, en- Mobile, Alabama, fren
De a Joe Green, de Washington,
listrito de Columbia.
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NotG del Consulado

Para complacer al Sr. Gusta-
vo Jimenez, consul INFERNO de
Espana en- Tampa, ptblicamos
ell mensaje que sigue, remitido
a el por la Subsecretaria de Pro
paganda del Gobierno leal.
Este mensaje Sc ley6 el vier-
mes en- la reunion del Comite Pc
pular Democratico.
Dice asi:
Consn1ado de Espana,
Tampa, Florida.
Ell nuevo Gobierno integrado
por cinco Ministries republica :
nos, tres Sociaaistas, TN comunis
ia, un nacionaliSta vasco, Tn
mfembro de la U.G.T. y uno de
la C.N.T. supone simplemente
un reauste de las c~apacidadeS Y
de las fuerzas politicas y sindi-
Gales que actualmente luchan en-
la Espana republican, por la in
dependencia y las libartades pa
trias. Ell Gobierno asi reorgani-
zado es fmdamentaGmente TN
Gobierno de Guerra. Este carac-
ter de la reorganization minis
terial ha determinado al jefe del
Gobierno a asumir la direction
de la guerra haciendose cargo
de la cartera de Defensa para
coordinar, con miras a la mayor
eficacia, funciones y servicios,
echando sobre ST como a su car
go y a las exigencias de la situa-
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VICTORIA DE LOS
Medals ROJAS

Les Rojosde de Cincinnati
pierden "pimienta" a medida
que Sc acercan a sus terrenos.
Aver, en- Durham, Carolina
del Norte, los Medias Rojas al
canZarOn un muevo triunfo So
bre ell Cincinnati, con anota-
ci6n de 10 carreras por 8.
Les hombres de Cronin hicie-
ron 10 carreras, con III hits;
los del Cincinnati, con Is hits,
anOtaron 8 wees.
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e. juez Lorenzo Hernandez,

El juez Lorenzo hernandez,
III distrlto de Ybor tuvo a su
cargo Ia ceremonial,
Mas d. 80 personals felicia
non a rs Ruavcs esp SOS, le-
seandt.es dtcha sin termino,
Toss una reputada orquesta
Sc bamo dCrante VaTiaS horas
Que la falicidad no Sc aparte
u rumbo de Hilda y Luis, eS 10
,ue noSotroS deseamos.
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VENZKE CORRERA CON-
IRA CUNNINGHAM

Filadelfia, abril 11.-Gena
Venzke, Ell famoSo rorre1or de
la Universidad de Pennsylva-
MIA, aoept6 aver una invitaci6n
para correr frente a Glenn Cum
ningham, por los honores en- la
milla, ell dia 80 de abril.
Venzke tiene la marca mun-
dial de la miIla, que corri6 en-
4 minutes, 10 segundos, y espe-
"a alcanzar otra victoria.
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Ramon Fernandez Rey v su

Ramon Fernandez Rey Y 81
cpos- reprssentaban al Centre
Eranoi, en- companfa de Jose
~ merares, Severino Qrintani-
~ j. otios busrcs amigos; jus
10 Rodriguez osteataba Ia repre-
nt2-idn del Centric Asturiano +;
Paquito Garcia y ell tesorefo
Johnny Diaz, Ia del Circulo Gu
bano; Vi~snte Antinori, Paul
Longo y otros, la de la Unione.
Las meSaS fueron colocadas
N Ell piso alto y en- la Sala baja.
FL programa sc cumplio EN-
,caos sus plntos por las dos or
IGeStas contratadas.
Mucho nos place felicitar a los
ordiaieS Y caballeroSos amigos
lie la Italia, por Su exito.
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En- la reunion de hoy seran
nombradas varias companeras
para colaborar con ell capitulo
de los Amigos NorteamericanoS
de la Democracia Espanola, que
celebrara un mitin Ell venidero
microbes, en- ell Auditorio NUM-
cipal.
Tambien Sc commemorate en-
este acto Ell aniversario de la Re
p1blica, fundada el IA de abril
de 1881.
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La Italia
Culmin6 en- un rotundo triun-
fo ell Picnic celebrado aver, en-
su edificio de la Octava avenida,
por la prestigiosa sociedad la
Itaiia."
Tanasino Glaviano, Ell presi-
dente, acompanado por Ell secre
'.ario y miembros de la Direct
va, recibi6 a los invitados v tu-
Vo para elias las debidas aten-
ZONES.
Durante ell almrerzo TOGO la
reputada orquesta de Parlapia-
no, cantando varios ndmeros u
ma bella muchaeha.
Vimos en- la mesa representa-
clones de las sociedades Centre
Espanol, Circulo Cubano, Unio-
NE Faliana y otras.
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Las pnincipales peleas de la semana en- la nacion

~ New York, abril 11.-E pro-
grama de paleas de Ia semana,
en- toda la naci6n y en- ell extran-
jero, incluye "bocts" entire Ma
xie %Schmeling y Steve Dudas Y
el britannica Jackie (Kid) Berg
contra el veterano Franckie
Wallace.
Hoy lunes en- New York,
Bobby Pacho, combatira frenta
a Peter de Ruzzi, a ocho asaltos /;
Tiger Jack Fox, de Spokane, Sc
batira hoy, en- Pittsburg, con
Jack Trammell.
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Je Viaje

Embarcaron anoehe hacia FL
adeifia en- ell tren de las once,
Us Queridos amigos esposoS Ca
intro Hernandez y su INTEL
.,nte hija Adelita.
Casimiro, uno de los duenOs
del Columbia. va a disfrutar
lie unas cortas vacaciones, que
lien merece.
Adelita tomara parte EN- una
competition de j6venes pianis-
taS del pals.
iQue tengan una feliz estan-
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5uSpeadidQ

5aspeRdiGa
FL nal tempo oblig6 a la Lo-
ga Ideal No. SIS, de la Orden d
Odd Fellows, a suspender para
ct sabado % Ell Cabaret que de
oi6 celebrarss anteayer.
Las luces Sc habian encendi-
20 en- ell hermoso patio, cuando
Ia Iuvia empez6 a eaer.
Hubo necesidad de retirar las
mesas, las sillas y ell adlrno.
De todos modos ell exito del
Cabaret esta a~segrrado, porque
"a Sc han vendido 100 meSas.
A esperar ell dia %.
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LA OBRA DE IA
Ola DE TAMPA
Comhe FememimO

Esta noche sc reunira ell Co
mite Femenino, presidido por la
Sra. Carmen Ramirez, en- ell Cen
tro Obrero.
Como saben nuestros lectores,
ell Comite colabora activamente
con 81 Comite Popular Democra-
tico de Socorro a Espana.
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SOCIALES


Los LedteS
Ell microbes Sc reuniran las
nermanas de las companeras
Gales de America, en- su edifi-
10 social.
j. Cascade, l. secretaria, rue
ga la asistencia de todas.
Empezara la session q las 8.
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Bodu
En- Ell patio espanol del res
taurant Columbia contrajeron
aver matrimonio la bella Srta.
Hilda Hernandez y ell distingui-
do j6ven Luis Martin, de New
York.
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PLEASANT GROVE

CHESTNUT GROVE, June %.
Friends and relatives were sad
.dened by the death of Mrs. Leona
Wilson, who has been i'll for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Williams,
of Hendersonville, were callers in
this section Sunday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Connor call
ed in the Hoopers Creek section
last week.
Mr.. Charles Cunningham and
friend. of Fletcher, were business
callers here Thursday.
Miss Lucille Bracket, of Hoop
ers Creek, spent few days with
her cousin, Mrs. Mildred Connor.
Mrs. Mary E. Garren has re-
turned home from Fletcher, where
she has been visiting for some
time.
Friends and relatives are sorry
to learn of Miss Clara Garren's
illness and wish her a speedy re-
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cunning
ham. of Fletcher, made a recent
call in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Williams
and others here attended the fu-.
neral of Mrs. Leona Wilson at
Moore's Grove cemetery. ~
A number from here attended
the tent revival at HendersonVille.
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EDNEYVILLE

EDNEYVILLE, June 24.-Mrs.
Rome Laughter, who has been on
the sick list is some better.
Mrs. Luther Edncy and daugh..
ter, Thelma, visited Grandma
Revis, who is very i'll, Monday
night. =,
Several from this community
attended decoration day at Mt.
Zion, near Marshall, Sunday. >.
Miss Lucille Hyatt has returned
home after visiting her sister.
Mrs. Dan Hale of West Asheville.
for two weeks.
Miss Leila Rogers is attending
summer school in Ashevillc.
Frank and Joe Nicely have re-
turned home from Chapel Hill
where they were in school.
E. c. Powell had the misfor-
tune to lose fine cow recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Garren were
the dinner guests of Mrs. Molilc
Green Sunday.
Miss Katie Williams was the
overnight guest Of Miss Thelma
, Edney recently.
Miss Lillian Green was the
weekend guest Of Miss Lou An
ME Freeman of Bat Cave.
C. l.. Justus of Mars Hill, spent
the weekend with his family
here.
A large crowd gathered at Ed
NEVILLE Methodist church Sunday
and enjoyed some fine singing.
The farmers of this section
are very much behind with their
crops on account os so much
! rain.
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LITTLE WILLOW

LITTLE WILLOW, June pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Daniels and
little son have returned to their
home in Greenville, &c, after a
weeks visit with Mrs. Ida Rush
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccall Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Banning
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ida RushtOn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Daniels called on Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Grey last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Jones Banning called on
Mrs. Oscar Grey Monday after
noon.
Miss Ada Orr visited relatives
in Hendcrsonville last week.
Mr.. w. w. Orr and Mr.. j. &,
Orr attended preaching service at
the Smith Tabernacle last Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Grey and
children, of Ohio, are visiting Nh.
and Mrs. O. S. Grey Tor while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Orr, of
Hendersonville, were the supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Orr
Sunday.
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the music and the costumes OF
the attendants will ievoke a vision
of the Grand Steele. The walters
will be dressed in costumes OF the
period of Louis XIV, the sun king,
and the music will be exclusively
pieces written at that time.
TRADE PICKING UP :,
In the midst of all this official
activity the obscure trades which
inevitably spring up around tes-
tivities of this kind are beginning
to bloom. The seller of souvenirs
has made his appearance. For the
moment there are not many OF
them on the streets, but it seems
large door-to-door trade is be-
ing carried on. Junk shops, ba-
zaars and jewelers. are receiving
the visits of trinket dealers Of
fering scarves, brooches, tie pins
and gaudy colored handkerchiefs
bearing likenesses of the king and
queen. Most of their wares seem
to be cleft overs" from the Cor
onation.
Meanwhile, after many years
of depression with tips few and
far between, life is beginning to
assume slightly more rosy
aspect for the bell boys in the
Champs Elysec hotels. The prices
on the window exchange" are
quoted at SIS a head per day, and
they only let on three-day lease
basis. With tips, around $45.
Its dirt cheap, at the price," a
bellhop told the United Press cor
respondent. ..,
In the Champs Elysees there
are roughly 2400 windows and
two miles. of balcony and that
alone should be able to accom-
modate, with a little pushing,
something in the neighborhood of
10000 spectators. The market,
however, may sag little as the
police take d hold on the situa-
ton, for as they have announced
their full intention of knowing
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How Well Was George
Woshinqton Educoted2

EXTENSIVE estates and a large
- income provided handsomely
Tor the youth George Washington
except in the field of education.
So meager were thc facilities OF
Inc Colonies during these carly
zoos that even children of the
richest were forced to depend on
The poor common schools, which
offered only the rudimentary
branches.
So it was that such education
Is Washington had was completed
before he was Is. AS a growing
lad, he was not remarkable as a
scholar; was reserved. sedatc. At
he age of l3 he wrote out for
lis own use no maXims of civility
md good behavior.
His chief inclination seemed
;oward mathematics. Hence his
asst two years of formal study
we're devoted to engineering
geometry, trigonomctry and sur
ycying. 1t was probably because
surveying promised advantages, in
REV Of the wild state of the coun-
ny and the increasing demand for
accurate surveys, that Washing
on entered it professionally. II
vas, to lead him, indirectly, to-
ward the Presidency, for his sue
:eSs early established solid repu-
alton for him among the leading
men of Virginia.
Washington is shown above on
Inc Scent green of the issue Of
1870, enlarged more than two
lines actual size.
Copyright; 1898. NEA Service. Inc.>
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HOME BLAZE STARTS
AS FIREMEN PASS

. LANCASTER, Pa, June "a
(UP) - Phares Kinder believes
that if lightning had to strike his
home, it came at a convenient
time.
When fire broke out in the at
tic of his home near Coalbank,
after the bolt struck, three men,
bers of the Mount JOY fire depart
ment were passing. The trio quick
ly eXtinguished the blaze.
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ChevaGer To Help
France To Amuse
Its Royal Guests
Comedian Is Drafted" to
Help Entertain British
King and Wife
BY HERBERT C. KING
United Press Staff Correspondent

PARIS, June "a. (UP).-Fou
of the greatest names the French
stage and musical comedy OF to-,
day can boast have been retained
by Jean Gay. minister of national
education, to entertain King
George and Queen Elizabeth dur
ing their forthcoming visit in
Paris.
They are Maurice Chevaller,
who will supply the lighter vein,
the actresses, Yvonne Printemps
and Ninon ,Vallin and the actor
playwright, Sacha Guitry. What
their roles will actually be has
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not yet been announced by Min
lister Zay has promised. An en-
tertainment worthy of our
guests
When their majestieS have seen
these four they will have had a
taste of the best the French have
to offer. Sacha Guitry and Ninon
Vallin will entertain at the Elysee
palace following the state dinner
and reception at the Elysee
palace, Tuesday, June rs, while
Yvonne Printemps and Chcvalier
will perform the following eve
ming after dinner at the British
embassy at which President Le-
brun will be the official guest of
honor.
GALA PERFORMANCE
AT OPERA
After this "hors d'oeuvrcs" of
theatrical art, their majesties will
attend the same evening the gala
performance to be given for them
at the opera. There, they will see
a 2OO-year-old opera castor ct
Poullux" by Jean Philippe RAM
eau (1638-1764) while after that
the corps de ballet of the opera
led b ythe famous dancer, Serge
Liar, will give an Interpretation
of Chopin's "Suite de Danse."
Meanwhile, other plans for the
royal guests reception are near
ing completion. The afternoon of
their arrival a THE Bots de Bou-
logne while the procession is MAX
ing it's way up the Avenue Foch,
10000 doves, the symbol of
peace, will be released near the
Arc de Triomphe. Thousands of
school children will line the route
to wave welcome. while near the
Place de la Concorde delegations
of the different French provinces
in their regional costumes will be
assembled.
When the king and queen lunch
at Versailles palace in the Hall of
Mirrors on Thursday, June 30,
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everything about everybody who
looks out of a Champs Elysees
window, there is going to be some
difficulty in making out the re-.
ouisite number of passes.
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In six months the strength of
the first anti-aircraft division in
London has grown from 5000 to
Is 900. Z.
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NUMBERS OF PEOPLE -. ~

ranging to place their money
with us before July 10th to get
a full periods dividend in De-
cember. Safety is insured up
to $4,000, Current dividend
rate is 4 percent per annum.
Your account is desired, wheth-
CT large or small. First Federal
Savings & Loan. +
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COUNTY WELFARE DEPART

MENT has l3-year-old boy for
placement in foster home. Also
several other children for place
ment. If interested, please call
at the Welfare Department.
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MIGRANTS Tourist Cottages
New and modern; State in
spected, Grade A; trailer space !;
IL miles out of Henderson
vile on new Spartanburg high
way
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EOp SALE Used Mccormick
self binder, at Bird Mountain
farm, near Tryon. Judge j. j.
Gentry.
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I3-Merchandise
I5-Misceuaneous

GOOD LUCK SALE-13 beds, ID
dressers. l3 rugs, Is tables and
many other things will be sold
nj courthouse Saturday, at IL
O'Clock. S. Maxwell. Phone
TIP.
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Paris now has baby-buggy trail
ers for tandem bicycles.
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WANT TO SELL YOUR AUTO OR TRUCK? A FOR-SALE' ADV
USUALLY FINDS PROSPECTIVE BUYERS. ADVERTISE IT.
PITTSBURGH PAINTS

For outside and interior of your
home make better job. See
us for floor sanding and re-
finishing.
Hendersonville Hardware Co. =
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4-Seeds and Plants

HOVER AND VEGETABLE
plants, Closing out sweet po-
la'o plants at l0c per 100.
Harvey Riggan, 804 kanuga
81. \ e:
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FOR SALE - Chevrolet pickup
truck, radio, heatrola, kitchen
cabinet. Will trade for COW,
hogs. Govan Hyder. Cherry st.
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5-Foodsfuffs

-ROAKERS AND PORGIES Sc
10 Full line of vegetables. Fish
and poultry dressed to order;
w. n. Cox. Phone S4S. Third
Ave. E. :
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II-Household Goods
I2-Radios and Service

RADIOS for rent by week, month
or year. Midcity Tire Co.
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but, as they have been accompanied
by proud assertions that Italians viii,
If need be, tighten their belts by an
other notch, the diplomatic" quail
ity Of the denials Is only too appar-
ent.
At the same time, there Is such a
huge surplus Of wheat in France that
the government is obliged to resort to
all sorts of expedients to absorb" it.
Wheat is to be distilled into industrial
alcohol and used for motor fuel. Each
gallon of fuel thus obtained will cost
the government, it is estimated, about
81. 1t is supposed, however, to help
to maintain the balance of payments,
by sparing the importation OF an
equivalent quantity of gasoline. But,
as it will be necessary to import 150,-
900 tons of coal with which to effect
the distillation, the improvement in
the balance of payments may well
prove to be illusory.
The wheat surplus in France is the
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direct consequence Of the government
policy Of price-fixing. The National
Wheat Bureau regulates the price of
wheat to the consumer. At present,
the price is about s1.50 q bushel,
roughly double the world price. That
price, of course, is highly profitable to
the farmer, and encourages him to
raise the maximum. The result is q
surplus which the government, being
responsible for it, must absorb.
It is easy to imagine the indigna-
ton Of the Italian who, obliged to
shorten his bread ration, learns that,
in France, good wheat Is being burned
for fuel. 1t is to be feared that the
resentment will turn against the
French, and especially the French gov
ernment, rather than against the gov.
ernment Of Mussolini-in short. that
the plight OF the Italian people will
be blamed not on their own govern
ment, but on the government of the
neighboring country.