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Evening star., 1938-08-07

Betsy Ross Council gave a party in
honor of the retiring chairman of the
Good of the Order Committee, Mrs.
Maude v. Krebs. and Mrs. Ella Pei
lowe, vice chairman. They were pre-
sented gifts.
Evening star., 1938-08-07

Pride Of Washington Council was
presided over by Councillor Lanah
Smith. The memorial service and
draping Of the charter will be held
hereafter once a year on Thursday
preceding Memorial Day.
Evening star., 1938-08-07

Fidelity Council convened Tuesday
evening, with Councillor Amy Cook
presiding. Past State Councillor Mrs.
Mabel G. Downing presented the coun-
ell with flag. The application of
Mrs. Louise Lewis was presented for
membership, and Mrs. Nellie Becker
was reinstated.
Evening star., 1938-09-14

tudes she adds leather fleece lined
fying suit and 'woolies.'
When the pretty aviatrix sets out
In her plane, she always anticipates
possible emergency landing, so she
carries along sandwiches, milk and a
good book To date, she hasn't had
to read the book. she admitted
Though she worked hard to have
the Bendix Trophy race open to wom-
en-and was the "happiest person in
the world" when she entered it and
won-Miss Cochran, who in private
life is the wife of Floyd Odlum, finan-
cier-first took up flying as a tie-in
with her business, she said. She
manufactures cosmetics.
Mrs. Hope Ridings Miller, new presi-
dent Of the club, introduced the speak
er. The club also had as q special
guest Mrs. Thomas F. McAllister, di-
rector Of the Women's Division of the
Democratic Committee. Mrs. Andres
Ferret Of Baltimore. who recently re-
turned from a residence Of l3 years
in Europe, where she wrote under her
maiden name. Camille Haynes, also
was guest.
University Women
To Give Square Dance.
An old-fashioned square dance will
be held at 8 pm. Saturday in the
lounge Of the American Association
of University Women Clubhouse. 1884
street NV. Mrs Howard H. Oldham
and Mrs. w. S. Crane will be the lead
Evening star., 1938-09-14
D. c. SUICIDE RATE
LEADS EAST CITIES
District Ranks Eighth on U. S
List With 80 for Every
100 600 Persons.

Jaw w AVA w AVA AAVS4
100000 Persons.
Washington led all large Eastern
cities in number of suicides per 100, 1000
Of population, according to a report
issued today by the District Of Co.
lumbia Life Underwriters Associa-
ton.
The city ranked eighth in the list
Of the Nations large cities last year,
with 80 suicides for every 10000 per-
sons. The national urban average
was only 1853 per 100000. the report
said.
Ahead Of Washington in the suicide
rate list were Cheyenne. Wyo, with
SOL per 100000; San Francisco, Calf
with 1852; San Diego. with 35.8;
Spokane, Wash. with 336: Tacoma,
Wash, with 1872, and Seattle, Wash.
with sos.
The depression is probably respon-
sible" for the unusually high rates
in the West. officials Of the associa-
ton declared. They expressed the
opinion the rates would have been
higher but for Federal, State and
municipal relief activities They said
suicide rates huctuate with economic
conditions
The 10 cities having the lowest rates
are Yonkers. N. Y, 2; Lakewood,
Ohio, 28; Quincy. Mass. 3s; Johns
town, Pa. ~; Niagara Falls. N. Y,
48; Bethlehem, Pa, S: Scherect ectady
N. Y, 81; Pueblo. Colo. 81; Win
ston-Salem, N. c., 6, and .erre Haute
Ind, So.
Evening star., 1938-09-14

~ are expected to attend the
~ 42d annual geSsion Of the
"A State Council Of Daughters Of
America of the District Of Columbia
to open tonight at the Mayhower Ho-
tel with reception and class initia-
ton conducted by the Loyalty Coun-
Gil
The three-day session will be con-
t;nued tomorrow with a public meet
ing and in the afternoon State ot11-
GERS will be nominated. The grand
ball Is scheduled for tomorrow at
9pm.
Officers will be elected Friday after
noon and there will be public IN
stallation at night. Mrs. Viola L.
Henley, State councillor, will preside
at the business sessions.
National officers planning to attend
include the national councillor, Mrs.
Anna B. Harrison Of st. Louis, Mo.
Special invitations also were sent to
the State councillor, Mrs. Ethel B.
Foland, and State officers Of Virginia
and to the State councillor and her
staff Of officers Of Maryland.
Jacqueline Cochran Guest
Of Women's Press Club.
Flying as business, sport and hobby
was described to members of the
Women's National Press Club yester-
day by Jacqueline Cochran, winner of
the Bendix Flying Trophy, who was a
special guest at its first fall meeting.
Miss Cochran attended the luncheon
with her hair in top-knot of curls
and wearing smart wool frock of
green with an orchid and green plaid
jacket, and 1t seemed natural enough
that an impromptu question and an
swer period should be devoted In part
to discussion Of what she wears while
flying.
Her coiffure, she disclosed, was the
same she wore across the continent.
And 1t didn't look too bad when ar
rived" she commented.
For flying she usually wears trousers,
soft shirt open at the neck and q
tailored coat, she said. For high alti-
Evening star., 1938-09-14
POLICE COMM ENDED
Business Mems Associations Praise
Work of Force,

The Board Of Directors Of the Fed
Grafton Of Business mems Associations
forwarded to Police Supt. Ernest w.
Brown yesterday a resolution COM
mending the police department for its
war on crime in the face of made
quate personnel"
The resolution promised the fedora
tion's support in efforts to obtain a
larger appropriation for the depart
ment at the next session of Congress.
Evening star., 1938-09-14
jolly Polly

A Little Chat on Etiquette
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.
r. L. LIN removing bones from
fish, the fingers must not touch the
Evening star., 1938-09-14

fish. The bone should be raised with
the fork and then lifted out with the
aid OF the knife or with the fingers.
Send a returned stamped envelope
for the leaflet, Manners at Table"
Evening star., 1938-09-14
D. IA. Reception Tonight
National Officers Are Expected
To Attend Annual Sessions.

NUMBER Of national officers
are expected to attend the
42d annual gession Of the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-08
SELBYSPORT

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lenhart, of
Listonburg, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fike here on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Boulder and
Miss Laura Hillard, Claymont, Del,
spent the past few days here with
Mrs. D. L. Fike and family.
Mrs. James B. Frantz and two
daughters, Madeline and Joyce, visited
relatives in Uniontown last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Griffith and
daughter, Miss Elenor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Griffith and little daughter,
Beverly Anne, Prospect Park, spent
the past week here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Greene, Morgan
were visiting relatives here on Sun
day.
Mrs. Fred HENDERSON, who was a
patient at Memorial Hospital, Cum
berland, returned to her home here on
Friday evening.
Miss Jennie Timney, who spent her
vacation at Homecoming, returned here
and resumed her duties as teacher of
the Selbysport school on Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Fisher and daughter visit
ed relatives at klngWood, w. va.
Playford Liston and son, Howard,
Mr.. Hopper, Pittsburgh, Pa, spent the
weekend here with the formers
mother, Mrs. Amanda Liston.
Miss Bess Griffith, of Cumberland,
spent Labor Day here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Loudermllk
and family, Akron, O., visited their
narentS here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murphy and
two children and Mrs. Mary L. Selby
spent Saturday at Uniontown.
Mrs. Adele Frazee, who visited her
daughters at Williamsburg, Pa, for
some weeks, returned here recently.
Dorothy Loudermilk, who spent the
summer at Scottdale, Pa, returned
home last week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-08
McHENRY

Mr.. and Mrs. David Brant and two
children, of Cornwall, N. Y, visited
Mr.. Brant's parents over the weekend.
An all-day meeting will be held at
Oak Grove church Sunday, September
II. This is an annual affair.
Rev. B. E. Waltz, of Needmore, Pa,
began a revival at Oak Grove church
on the 7th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood Brenneman
and Mrs. Howard Brenneman, of
Akron, visited Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Brenneman and family.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Burkhardt, of
Elk Garden, was a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Harvey last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Fike visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hoye Sunday
evening.
Junior Carr, Friendsville, was Wis
iting Warren Hoye last week.
Mrs. George Glotfelty, Mrs. Alvin
Friend, Mrs. Hubert Bowman, John
Glotfelty and Mrs. Charles Wright
were before the County Commission
ers Tuesday in the interes tof the
school of the community.
A group OF people ranging from I
to "a years of age, were on a fishing
trip to Horse Landing, Md, recently.
Those in the party enjoyed it i'm
mensely. Travel was made by a bus,
owned and operated by Earle T. Glot-
felty.
Those composing the party included
Jonas Glotfelty, "a years of age; Mrs.
l. H., Olaf
felty, Mrs. Alice c. Turney, Miss Ev-
angeline Briscoe, all of near Addison,
Pa; Miss Alta Frazee, Markleysburg,
Pa; Mrs. Lillian Wright and son Asa,
Victor Wilson, Carl Sese, Brandonville,
w. Va; Virginia Enlow, Earle Glot-
felty and two daughters Eileen and
Louise, McHenry; Clifford Enlow, Jr,,
Malvin Enlow and Gene Enlow, Hoyes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-08
KEMPTON
Ladies' Aid Society

Ladies' Aid Society
Mrs. Edward Sollars was hostess
to members of the Ladies' Aid Society
at her home on Thursday evening. Bus
mess was in charge of the president,
Mrs. A. ]. Wotring. Mrs. Leon Steyer
had a Bible contest with Mrs. Sara
Nestor having a perfect paper. Mrs.
Sollars served a plate luncheon.
Homemakers' Club
Members of the Homemakers' Club
and some friends went to Horseshoe
Forest Reserve last Sunday for their
first annual picnic. A dinner was serv--
ed and many enjoyed swimming and
ball games.
Personals
Mrs. Carol Cranes and daughter
Joann and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hou-
chin. of Akron, were guests of Mrs.
Helen Cochran on Sunday and Mon
day.
Mrs. Savilla Macdonald and daugh-
ter Hilda, of Pittsburgh, were guests
of Charles McGettigan over Labor
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. King and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Estel Ashfield and
niece spent a few days recently camp
ing near Elkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Smith, Mrs. T.
]. Day and Kathryn and Shirley Day
spent the weekend at Rock, W. Va,
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Dice and fam
lily were weekend guests of the for
mer's parents at Classify, W. Va.
Mrs. Elsie Canning and son Joseph,
of Baltimore, have been visiting Mrs.
Jennie Ryan and family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-08

The following Boy Scouts have re-
turned from a camping trip to the
Smith farm at Jenningston: Scout
Master Harry Buckley, James Gibbs,
William and Patrick Ryan, c. Kurcaba,
Junior Lantz, Eugene Wilson, Lloyd
Greenhouse, Dale and Jack Duling,
Jackie and Stuart King, Donald Reed,
Blondale Broll.
Miss Elizabeth Havran is spending a
few days at her home here prior to
entering Teachers College at Blue
field.
Miss Mary Liller, of Potomac Val
ley Nursing School, Keyser, is here
at her home for a few days vacation.
Mrs. Ethel Fox and children spent
the week at Moorefeld, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Culp, Detroit,
were guests recently at the latter's
home here.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-08
LOOKING FORWARD
By FRANKLIN MAILMAN
Publicity Director, Republican National Committee

The issue today, as in 1886, is what
Mr.. Roosevelt and his New Deal has
done to this country and it's people.
Using his own words, at is often true
that it takes long, long time to bring
the past up to the present" The conse-
quences of Mr.. Roosevelt's activities
of the past five years now are rapidly
catching up with him.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
Los MILICIANOS DE LA RE-
PUBLICA ~CONTRAATACAN
EN- LA SIERRA DE LOS
CABALLOS

Barcelona, Octubre 8.-Pa-
saron hoy a Francia, desde
Ir1n, catorce soldados ameri-
canos, cambiados q los rebel
des por otros tantos prisione-
ros italianos. Intervino en- es-
tas negociaciones ell embaja-
dor americana en- Espana.
Esos internacionales regre-
saran a los Estados Unidos.
Una nota del Gobierno ad-
mite que en- la sierra de los Ca
ballos los facciosos lograron
avanzar un tanto sus lineas, pc
70 sufriendo un n1mero gran
de de bajas. Los milicianos
contraatacan hoy en- csc sector
Y llevan la mejor parte.
Ell repliegue de los soldados
IeaIes Sc verified bajo la terri
BILE preston de veintenas de ae-
roplanos extranjeros de los fac
ciosos.
Los fascistas dijeron por la
Radio haberse apoderado de
cast todos los puntos principa
les de esa sierra, 10 que es in
exacto.
Comunican de Paris que las
negociaciones angloitalianas
sobre Espaha parecen haber
culminado en- ell acuerdo de re
tirar a 10000 voluntarios.
Dfcese que con esa promesa
81 Go2ierDo tngles pondra en-
vigor Ell pacto, estimando que
ell Duce actda de buena fe.
Italia, seg1n Sc dice, Sc pre-
para para nombrar un embe-
jador en- Paris. Sc escogera al
embajador de un grupo que
componen Rafael Guariglia,
embajador en- Argentina; Au-
gusot Rosso, exembajador en-
Washington, Y Giuseppe Bas-
tiani, subsecretarlo de Nego-
clos Extranjeros.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
PLUM MER Y KIRSHMEYER
VOLVERAN A LUCHAR Ell
LUNES

I'm segundo encuentro entire
Ell herrero Joe Plummer ' Roll
land Kirshmeyer ha sido pre-
parade para ell lunes, en- Ben
jamin Field, por ell empresa-
rio Rudy Miller.
Ell match" no Sc suspende-
"a hasta que uno venza al otro
Los dos hombres, en- un re-
ciente e%ncuentro, conmovieron
al pdblico Y los jueces votaron
a favor de un empate.
Peter Managoff, que tan
buena impression hiciera la Sc
mana pasada, Sc batira con ell
supervillano Dick Powell.
Big Bill Middlekauff Sc ba-
tira con Paul Harper, de TIE.
xas, Y Tiger Joe Marsh, de Bn
falo, contra Mike Reilly. de
Califoruia,
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
UNA NOTA DE A
UNlND0S SOBRE LA CON-
A LOS JU-
DICD AMERIC AMOS EN-
ITALIA

Washington, oct. 8.-El nue.
vo decreto de MusSolini sdbre Cd
matrimonio de. los hebreos e ita-
lianos, ha producido pesima i'm
preston en- la carNcilaria ameri-
cana y tambien en- los cfrculos
de Ciudad Vaticano, de acuerdo
con los despachos aqui recibi-
dos.
Cumpliendo instrucciones del
gobierno de los E. u, William
Phillips, embajador amaicano
en- Roma, entreg6 una nota al
conde Ciano, ministro de Rela-
clones Exteriores, pregrntandoL
lie que 81 los judios americanos
van a tener en- Italia la misma
consideration que en- los Esta-
dos Unidos Sc da a los Italia
nos.
'E gobierno de los E. U. da a
entender que los italianos no son
motestados en Estados Unidos
por motives de raza o religions.
E~stitnase que las reglas ael
Gran Consejo Fascista sobre los
judfos, haran salir de Italia a
mas de 200 americanos hebreos.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
renir. Ell espionaje. - la TRACTION. - Or
ganizacion contra Organization.

Lo que a los traaajadores de
Tampa convene no es reiir, 81
no entenderse dentro de las es-
tructuras que va tienen.
Las pequenas diferencias que
ahora existen, inclluyendo Ell in
terdicto, prdieran resolversa
con un poquitin de mutua con-
sideraci6n Y discretion.
Cuando dos hermanos de una
misma familia Sc van a las ma
mes, los que les miriam, Y no les
ll-ieren bien, son los 1nicos que
pueden beneficiafse.
81 Manuel lie pega a. Pedro, su
amigo, su companero, la razon
Sc alicia y entra EN- juego la VIC
lencia.
Ahora mas que nunca, frente
a las nuevas dificuatades, es me-
hester que los trabaja dores Sc
m~antengan unidos.
Ell Yo debe pasar a un lugar
secundario y da entrada al No.
sotros..-
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
LA CRUZ ROJA AMERICA
MA MANDA HARINA DE
TRIGO Y JABON PARA
ESPANA

Washington, Octubre 8. -
Para auxiliar al pueblo repu-
blicano espanol, atormentado
por ell hambre, la Cruz Roja
Americana EMBARGO EN- ell wa
por americana Independence
Hall, por ell puerto de Hobo
ken, $4,000 barriles de harina
de trigo y $4,000 barras de ja-
bon.
La Cruz Roja Sc propone man
dar tambien, en- fechas pr6xi-
mas, 10000 barriles mas Y 10,
700 sacos de cafe.
Esos where's seran rtiliZados
EN- sa}var las vidas de miles de
no-combatientes, en- los meses
def invierno.
Estlmase que sufren los efec-
tos de la escasez de comestibles.
en- la parte leal, mas de 3y000,-
900 de personals.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
CONTRA
SEIS LECHERIAS

Por no haber sometido su
ganado a examen por la en-.
fermedad de Bang. la Junta
de Sandal animal del Estado
estableci6 aver una cuarente-
ma contra seis lecherias del
condado de Hillsborough, pro-
piedad de E. Faedo, A. Rive
70, Virgil Harris, H. +. Reeves,
Felipe Leto y la White Rose
Dairy.
En- ell ganado de esas leche-
rias Sc encontraron evidencias
de que padece la e~nfermedad.
Dict6 la orden ell Inspector
A~pplewhite.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
Ell GOBIERNO DE los ES-
LEGISLATION CONTRA Ell.
ESPIONAJE

Warrington, Oetubre 7.-Co
mentando las .palabras del pre-
.idente Roosevelt sobre ell espio-
maize extranjero, ell representa-
lie Dies, de Texas, anunci6 que
presentara al Congreso un pro-
yacto de hey contra e espionaje,
I'm Comite presidido por Dies
i~nvestiga las actividades comu-
nistas Y nazis en- este pals.
Dies propondra la abolici6n
de los grupos polfticos controla-
dos desde ell extranjero; inten-
.sa vigorizaci6n de las leyes de
deportation e immigration, y
una agencia central federal pa
ra hacerse cargo de todas las ac-
tiVidades de espionaje y propa-
ganda extranjera.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
Van Horn ordeno la suspension de Salazar y
otros cuatro obreros por actividades comunistas
La international obtuvo del juez Sander
un interdicto

Dlaz, deiegado de la Union 500;
Heriberto Sainz, miembro de la
Union 500; Pablo Piniaila, dele
oado de la Union de Dependien
.es de fabricas en- ell Consultivo;
+ Oscar Valdes, miembro de la
Union 500.
Representa- a Van Horn en- la
lotificaci6n a los suspendidos Ell
Sr. Charles M. Norona, organi-
.ador de la International.
Ell escrito presentado al juez
jandler, bajo la firma de los le-
radios D. C. McMul.en y Neil
-. McMullen, dice que toS acusa-
dos son c~ulpab,es de actividades
su~bversivas en- C. anto a los me-
ores intereses de la Union Inter
aacional y caNculadas para des-
ruiz su inf uencia y utiRi1ad en-
Tampa que la Union ~Interna-
icnal esta afiliada a la Fedora
ZION Americana del Trabajo y
rue los dichos acusados estan en-
manifesto simpatia con a Conf
Is de Organization Industrial,
ma organization rival, y estan
empenados EN- propaganda CO.
muniSta contraria a la norma de
Ia Union International de Taba-
queros de America Y la Fedora
ci6n Americana del Trabajo, y
amman la violaci6n de los termi
nos del contrato con los manu-
factureros, euyas especificacio-
mes critican, y han animado huel
gas entire los trabajadores."
La international cita Ell hecho
de que Ell contrato con los manu-
faetureros, nggociado con la ayu
da del Gobierno Federal tiene
tina ciausula de taller cerrado en-
la industrial.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

All mismo tempo que la Cor
tie de- Circuito, presidida por 81
iuez Sander, concedia aver a la
Union international de Tabal lie
ros, presdida por ell Sr. R. E.
Van Horn, un interdicto contra
varios trabajadores, llsg6 a es-
Ia ciudad la noticia de que Van
Horn habia resueito suspender
BE Ia organization, por activida-
les comunistas, al lider oorero
Jorge Salazar, presidentet del
IConsultivo, y a cuatro trabaja-
lores mas.
La orden de suspension del
'presidente Van Horn, pc Sc en-
euentra en- Washington, d. c.,
afecta, ademas de Saaazar, a Sa-
turnino Aleman, mitlmbro del
Eiecativo de la Union 500 y Sc
cretario del Comite C. Conjun-
to; Antonio P. Lendian, MEM
bro del Executive de la Uni1n
500 y delegado ante 81 Consult
70; Joaquin P. Lendian, delega-
do EN- el Consultivo y miembro
de- Ejscutivo de Ia 500; Gerar-
do Sanchez, miembro del Conf
te Consultivo y otro de los re-
presentantes de la Union 500.
En- interdicto jtdicial, firma-
do por Ell jusz, sc refiere a Oil
verio Valdes, de la lccal Mum.
500; Manuel Gutierrez, vicepre-
sidente del Consultipo; Augusta
Simon, delegado de la 500 EN- 81
ConsuetiVo; Jose Galego vicspre
sidente de la 500; Alberto L6-
PEE, conocido por Albert SIM
mons, q quien Sc califica de jefe
comunista Sixto Rogue, deiega-
do de la Union Ago; c. H. Burns
excandidato a senador; Luis
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
REUNIRA Ell CONSEJO
DE LA FEDE-
RACION AMERICANA DEL
TRABAJO

Houston, Octubre 8.-Lla-
mado por ell presidente Will
liam Green, de la Federation
Americana del Trabajo, Sc re-
mira hoy ell Consejo Ejecuti-
vo para discutir una demanda
de Daniel w. Tobin, ell lider o.
brero, de que Sc inicien nuevas
gestiones de paz en- cuanto al
CLIO.
FL Consejo estudiara de pa
so la sugerencia del presiden-
tie Roosevelt, de que los traba-
jadores hagan la paz y la man
tengan entire ellos.
Dan Tracy, otro Iider obre-
70, revel6 que habfa propuesto
un plan al presidente Roose-
welt para que nombrara una
Comisi6n de tres y que esta
procurara restablecer la amis-
tad en- las filas del trabajo.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
UNIDOS DOMINARA
A ACTIVIDADES DE LOS
ESPIAS EXTRANJEROS

Hyde Park, Oct. Ten presiden
tJ Roosevelt dijo aver que sc
Sc v~erificar una coordination de
verificara una coordination de
9gencias federales en- contra del
espionaje e~xtranjero en- este
pals.
Hablando con los periodistas,
ell jefe de Estado manifesto nre
considerable medidas para con-
taner 81 espionaje naval y mill
tar en- este pals. Aumenta Ell es-
pionaje y ha venido creciendo
sustancialmente en- los 1ltimos
diez amos.
Ell espionaje, segdn e Presi-
dente, esta separado de los es-
fuerzos extrsnjeros para To- d.
ssmiusei6u Do propagaRds.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

ira organization, es un crimen
collective.
Cuando eli CLIO lie arrebata
miembros a la Federation, no es
l6gico esperar que la Federation
SO cruce de brazos.
Cuando la Federation Quita
miembros al CLIO, 10 intelligence
es pensar que Ell agredido se de-
fendera.
Bien pudieran las dos colecti-
vidaIdes acordar, en- principle,
respetarse sus mrtuas tposicio :
Res. y hacer sus campahas
de "proselitismo' EN- los campos
desOrganiZados.
De los combates entire traba-
jadores, ell 1nico perjudicaido Sc
ra ell trabajador mismo.
Ell presidente Roosevelt, que
anna a los humildes y por ellos
lucha, pida que eli odio desapa-
rezca y que los jefes Sc "entien-
dan."
Y ESQ es 10 que henos venido
pidiendo nosotros.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
ELECTION PRIMARIA PA.
RIA Ell OLA Is

FL Comite Executive Demo
cratico del condado flo aver
la fecha de octubre 25 para Ia
election primaria en- que sera
nominado Ell candidate a secre-
tario de la Corte del Circuito,
vacante por f~allecimiento del
Sr. Culbreath.
Sc da nor scgurJ que la Sc
nora Culbreath, la viuda del
Secretario, sera nominada sin
oposici6n.
al presente la distinguida
sonora d~esempeha Ell cargo,
por nombramiento del gober-
nsder Cone,
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

Todos los hombres sansatos,
dbreros y no obreros, aplauden
hoy la actitrd de Daniel w. To
bin, un lider, pidiendo que la Fe
deraci6n Americana del Traba-
jo inicie nuevas neciociones de
paz con ell Comite Industrial.
Ell presidents Green, en- Hous-
ton, tcm6 en- consideration la so
aicitud y Ia discutira con los
miembros del Conss6o Ejecuti-
vo.
Els bora de que los lideres
comprendan, aparte de sus rem
elias personales, la inmensa res
lpcnsabnidad jqua sobre ellos gra
vita.