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Evening star., 1940-01-08

Tony Biddle. who obtained his en-
bassy in the same way that Cromwell
got his legation. Despite the fact
that he parts his hair down the
middle in back as well as in front,
Biddle has proved an excellent re-
porter on foreign affairs.
What is distinctly wrong, how
ever, is the system under which fat
cats are rewarded by being per-
mitted to represent their country
abroad. 1t is all very we'll to make
ambassadors or ministers of men
of imnortant standing hiph in the
Evening star., 1940-01-08
Printing Exhibition

An exhibition of recent Latin
American printing, including books.
magazines and prints from 20 coun-
tries, will be held from February 10
to March 2 in the Pan American
Union. The exhibition is the first Of
several to be held this year in cele-
bration Of the 50th anniversary Of
the unions founding.
Evening star., 1940-01-08

again to t n e
high bench and
the change in
it's outlook. The
fifth of tn 9
Roosevelt nomi-
nations, all Of
which have been
of the S q m e
general plattern,
W i'll only
s t r e n g hen q
t e n d e n c "a
new stream" Of
c o n S t itutional
interpretation
which has al
ready been well
Evening star., 1940-01-08

and policies which can be initiated
only by breaking into the budget
and raising the statutory debt limit.
Thus, Mr.. Roosevelt can point
out, with perfect truth. that his
budgetary recommendations would
have preserved the national credit
and that it is Congress which must
take the responsibility for the con-
tinued deficits and the fracture of
the debt limit. New Dealers are not
worried about the latter, since con-
servative economists have long ad-
Evening star., 1940-01-08

periodically ITO see how you Yanks
are doing the radio job" Reith stub
bornly opposed the use of Britain's
air for advertising or for the null
tiplicity of entertainment programs
which he found to be the vogue over
here Nor did he think it politically
healthy for a semi-government con-
Germ like the B. B. c. to lend its IA
cilities for free .for-all controversial
discussion. It became this observers
opportunity. at the time of the Lon
don naval conference in 1880, while
acting for the Columbia Broadcast
ing System, to negotiate with Sir
John Reith for the first formal
Anglo American broadcasting agree
ment.
4 4
Dollar Diplomats.
Evening star., 1940-01-08
Three S. E. G,
Members
In Dilemma
Consumers Power
Decision Threatens
Financing Tie-up
By DAVID LAWRENCE

Three of the five members of the
Securities and Exchange Commission
are in one of the most difficult spots
that any New Deal officials have ever
occupied.
Within the next few weeks, they
either must, in effect, confess by a
reversal Of their previous action that
they allowed political motives and
"witch-hunting" to be responsible for
their refusal to approve bond issue
by Wendell WILKES company or
Evening star., 1940-01-08

else. by sticking
to their guns, tie
up new financing
and new con-
struction in rs
per cent of the
utility industry
on which Ameri-
ca has been de-
p e n din G for
much help to-
ward economic
recovery in 1910.
The three ma
jority members
of the S. E. C..
departed from
tIrla oaa
Evening star., 1940-01-08
BUDGET Cuts Are Unkind Cuts

The budget cuts unknd cuts the sort that politically
popular In road funds relief agricultural benefit
the Youth Administration The
deficit
politically adorable Reconstruction
procedure of laying fresh year
And Congress doesn't the idea
time to time legislative
Evening star., 1940-01-08
Boy, Wised Up on Sonto,
Spreads Fact at School
Nv the Associated Press

6y the Associated Press.
ARKANSAS CITY, Kans.
young Arkansas City couple who
feared their 6-year-old son might
be unhappy if his playmates wised
him up about Santa Claus told him
themselves. The next day he re-
turned from school and proudly an
nounced he had informed half the
class and would get around to the
others shortly.
Evening star., 1940-01-08
Neiqhborhood Council

Under the direction of John
Ihlder, chairman, the Georgetown
Neighborhoo2 Council will meet at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow in the George
town Children's Home. After tea
the meeting will begin at 4 pm.
Evening star., 1940-01-08

HE opinions OF the wrtters this page o,on
necessarily Ths stars Such opinions are presented II RE
readers although such opinions be contradictory among
Themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1940-01-08
Thinker and Statesman

The truth Cromwell that amabe probably
wife and tremendous lot which he willing
powerful political Very likely into public life
from the highest motives having already strange plan for
saving the Nation But though personally SLIM financially he is
fattes tat cat OF MS time and Ottawa his reward for being fat
He had been trying
ne had been thinker before he decided become His
personal is contained in his books THE
America and In Defense Of Capitalism The latter volume is described
the fyeaf explanation the unctioning capitalist
system today and Of specific which would correct its defects
The remarkable of Cromwe celebrated negative
under which would people handsomely
for borrowing
His books his misfortune for in the his
literary abors made the mistake Of ndorsng birth
sales 1898 he Hague had their connection
all set Cromwell for Senate when cand
date writing This the information
Cromwell had written the City
his plans.
Possibly Cromwell his disappointment visited
New Yorks Mayor Folo Guard
of Michigan Ohio
Buke to discuss the formation of third
financed the
distribution it also to be dedicated.
Heaven Knows
On the face of it, there nothing with Jimmy Cromwell
that ne young with lot Of who doesn't
politicians He can do no harm in Canada for American
Canadian relations soundly based
There even chance that Cromwell to be
diplomat though
sincere and thoroughly wenomd in his
Evening star., 1940-01-08
Heaven Knows

Presidents confidence
nation that
financing political the
knows
BY the North America Newspaper Alance1n
Evening star., 1940-01-08
Would Lock Closet

$50 tell what going to doMarin
mother and you Arthur don't look Before leave the house
I'm all the the shelf the kitchen All
it. Then mother going lock the hide
right under the pile winter the middle
mothers old mahogany
the that
think of taking the unlocking closet helping
to jam
Eyes joe jam does taste mighty good and dery what
would have done without but father didn't children
where always right the
let little children
jam closet reaching done let the big hold the ladder
and Will, Sam and Aben, do the reaching.
"Good-by, children
lunch and she doesn't want to anything she wouldn't
Evening star., 1940-01-08

during CromWeII'S Indian hOney-
moon with his bride. Mrs. Doris
Duke Cromwell, when the happy
pair were struck by the beauty of
the Tai Mahal.
The mogul's memorial to his
lovely wife so charmed the Crom-
wells that they rather wanted a Tai
Mahal of their own. Orders were
given for reconstruction of the Tai
IN the pleasanter climate of Palm
Beach. Everything was to be exact,
down to the minarets and rejecting
pool, and the architect was informed
that the garages and offices must
style. This led the architect, posi-
Evening star., 1940-01-08

BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.
There can't be many cases on
Federal record in which three ma
jor presidential appointments with
in the period of seven years have
Evening star., 1940-01-08
High Court
Nomination
Is Of Pattern
New Deal Imprint
To Lost Long After
Roosevelt
Bx CHARLES G. ROSS.

BY CHARLES G. ROSS.
The elevation of Attorney General
Frank Murphy to the Supreme
Court-for there Is no doubt he will
be confirmed - directs attention
Evening star., 1940-01-08
We, The People
; Budgetory jam Closet Is Locked,
But Children Know Where Key Is
BY JAY FRANKLIN.

Presidents budget message Congress
appropriations
narrowly avoided tansgressng the statutory debt limit Of $45
conservatives begued
references the unaowed Joys Of deficit finance and spend
ing election year.
aspire 10 statistical exacude the bulge
Evening star., 1940-01-08

that the garages and offices must be suitably similar architectural
style This led the architect possibly
countermanded to refer rather
Evening star., 1940-01-08

message can beSt De parapnraSed
as follows:
Children:
Mother Is going out shopping
now, but before she leaves the house
there is one thing she wants all to
hear. Pat, stop pinching Harry, and
listen to me closely. You've all been
eating too much jam lately. Now
jam tastes good and some doctors
say that jam is very good for grow
ing children, especially in this cold
Evening star., 1940-01-08

weather they lots father
decided circumstances
you do what father wantec
Won't to o-C his
Evening star., 1940-01-08

mied that this country could afford national debt Of at
$700000OOO0O
by Moth America News Alauce.Iu
Evening star., 1940-01-08
Washington Observations
Militant Humonitorionism Declared
Bond Between Roosevelt and Murphy y

when he was dealing as New York
State Judge with affairs that i'm
pinged more closely upon the lives
and everyday interests Of the COM
mon man,
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09

charming on slender figures. The
square neckline is quite deep, the
sleeves very round.
This dress will be very pretty
made up in bold-fgured cottons
like percale, calico or Bingham for
house wear, with rows of ricrac
braid. And you'll also like a dress
like this for street and informal
afternoons, of printed silk or fat
crepe. It's one of those easy, be-
coming styles that you'll repeat
several times. Your pattern in
cludes helpful step-by-step sew
chart.
Pattern No. 1884 is designed for
sizes IL, IA, Is, Is and 20. Size
IA requires 3as yards of 3y-inch
material without nap; yard bind
ing; 8A yards ricrac.
For a pattern of this attractive
model send IS cents in coin, your
name, address, style, number and
size to The Sewing Circle Pattern
Dept, Room 1924, 2l1 w. Wacker
Dr., Chicago, Ill.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09

AL Falfa-Did you know that fel-
low who is runnin' for Office has
glass eye?
Tim Hay-No; can you tell which
one 1t Is?
Al Falfa-Yes. You look at both
his eyes pretty hard, and the one
that has Z gleam Of human kindness
in It il the glass one.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
COULD BE-MAYBE

A school-teacher was very much
annoyed by the continued mischiev-
BUSINESS of one of her boys. At last
she exclaimed in evaporation: 81
wish I could be your mother for
just about one week. I would rid you
of your naughty disposition.
Very well, I will speak to father
about it," responded the youngster
CODY.
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09
Shirred Dress With
Corselette WaistIi1,s

THE corseletts waistline 4
: scheduled for much popularity
this coming season, probably be-
cause Il makes you look 80 BE-
guilingly slim. This simple little
dress (863D with q piquant peas
ant air about it, has bodice full
ness and q ripping skirt, shirred
ut the top. that look perfectly
Glacier County chief., 1940-02-09

Choice Of Company
No man can be provident of his
time that is not provident in the
choice of his company.-Jeremy
Taylor.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
lnglaterra y Francia consideran Ell
enYiar mayor ayuda a Finlandia
Sc mandara una fuerza expedicionaria
81 decide no rendirse

Londres, MARIO 9.-Los go.
biernos de Francia e Inglate-
ira aparecen hoy dispuestos a
dar mayor ayuda a Finlandia,
incluyendo ell envio de una
fuerza expedicionaria, 81 ell go
bierno de Helsinki resuelve
continuar la guerra, rechazan
do las proposiciones de pa2
enviadas por Moscu.
Los peri6dicos de Paris dan
esas noticias Y en- esta capital
Sc dice que ell gobierno no de-
sea que Finlandia capitule an
tie los rusos.
Sc recuerda a los finlande'
ses, por los periCdicos, ell des'
tino de un pueblo cuando acep
ia la paz sin honor.
Ell gabinete frances, presidi.
do por Daladier, discuti6 aver
durante dos horas y media, Ia
guerra ruso-finlandesa.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09

Sabese que en- Londres cele
bro varias sesiones Ell gabine-
te de guerra.
Todos los. peri6dicos ingle-
SEES demandan del gobierno
que sin demora mande a Fin
landia mayor ayuda, 81 ell 60
bierno de Helsinki resuelve
rechazar las condolences de
paz.
Lord Halifax, ministro de
Negocios Extranjeros, eonfe-
renci6 aver con ell embajAdor
italiano, Giuseppe Bastianni.
La conferencia tuvo lugar por
invitaci6n especial del minis
tro.
Mas de 100 alemanes, pri-
sioneros de gerrua, fueron de.
sembarcadOs hoy en- un puer-
to ingles. La mayoria pertene-
cia a tripulaciones de vaporSS
mercantes.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
LOS PAISES ESCANDINA
VoS OFRECERAN GARAN-
TIAS A
Los rojos dicen haber captu-
RADIO seis islas

Copenhague, Dinamarca.
MARIO 9.-Se rumora en- los
circulos politicos que los PAL
SEES escandinavos ofreceran ga
rantias a Finlandia. de indie
pendencia, en- ell case de que
esta acepte las condolences de
paz propuestas por Russia.
Las demands del Soviet, sc
gun Sc dice acri. son memo,
intransigentes de 10 que Sc IN
pubucado en- Londres Y Paris
Sabe>t cue sc halla EN- ca
mino de Italia, luego de una
conferencia en- Berlin, PEI
Svenhufvud, expresidente de
Finlandia.
La Radio de MoscI anuncia
hey la captura de seis islas er
la bahia de Viipuri. Los SOL
dados Rojos Sc apoderaron de
canones, ametralladorss Y car
tuchos.
Oficialmente Sc confirm6 a.
yer en- Suecia la noticia de
que ell goberno habia actuado
como intermediate para esta.
blecer contacto entire Russia y
Finlandia. Los finlandeses pro
pusieron un armisticio para ne
gociar; pero los rusos contes-
taron negativamente. Las con
diciones de paz, seg1n Moscu,
deben ser establecidas antes
de que las hostilidades cesen.
Suecia desmiente ell rumor de
que venga presionando a Fin.
landia, bajo preston alemana
a SD vez, para que acepte los
termios de paz del Soviet.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
Sc PIDE AL GOBERNADOR
LA DESTRUCTION DEL JUEZ
DE LA CORTE JUVENM

Clearwater, MARIO 9.-El
Gran Jurado del condado de
Pinellas acord6 aver dirigirse
al gobernador Cone y pedir 3
este destituya a Major L. Per.
ry, juez de la Corte Juvenil.
Dice ell Gran Jurado que
despues de cuidadosa investi-
gaci6n y haber interrogado a
numerosos testigos, tiene la Sc
guridad de que la conducta
del juez, por su afici6n a las
bebidas alcoholics, es contra
ria a la convenience pGbliea.
Perry acompahaba a John
G.. Disher, de San Petersburg,
individuo que guiando su CO.
che produjo la muerte, en- un
accidente, a dos ancianos tu-
ristas.
La noticia del acuerdo del
Gran Jurado sc comunic6 aver
al gObernador Cone cuando es
tie asistia a las fiestas de Sara
de Sofa, en- Sarasota.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
Adquineron aver la ciudadania
americana l78 personals
Palabras del juez Strum

Espanoles: Lucia Sanchez,
Mary Fernandez, Maria Rodri-
guez, Jose Inclan, Jose Lopez,
Luis Caballero Viana, Julio Gar
cia Lopez, Antonio Jim6nez,
Fructuoso Gonzalez, Francisco
Ddaz Mendez,, Gumersindo
Gonzalez Lopez, ,Avelino Fer
nandez, Jose Diaz Roza, Luis
Dfaz Llama, Jose Alfonso Ber-
mddez, Jose Quelle Lopez, Be-
nito Lopez Iglesias, Ramon Fer
nandlez Garcia, Consuelo Cue
vas, Manuel Garcia, Jose Rivas
Friero, Maria Sanchez Vega,
Antonio Muniz, Ramon Alva-
rez, Manuel Tamargo, David
Fernandez, Ramon GonzalO.
Blanca Echevarria, Manuel Fer
nandez ,Rubio, Rogelio Beron-
da, Ceferino Lopez, Juan Fer
nandez Corral, Jose Fernandez
Menendez, Francisco Cinagre.
Costaricense: Mary Glamour.
Mexicano: Maria T. G.. Show
ers.
Italianos: Dollie NJ. Cagnina,
Maria Castellano, Olga Man
giovacchi, Vittorio Mangiova-
chi, Vincenzo Ciccarello, FLIP.
20 Motto, Antonino Dl:liberto,
Jose Puleo, Giuseppe Scaglione,
Pauline Belluccia, francesca D
Ippolito, Angelina D. Angelo,
Ignazio Greco, Giuseppe Gle.
menti, Domenico Albano, Alton
S1na b. Maggie, Salvatore Cos
ia, Maria Giuseppe Caruso,
francesca Maniscalco, Concht
LaBruzzo Fernandez, Pasqua.e
Patrinostro, Andrea Petralis
Pullara, Pietro Giglio, Giamba.
tista Leto, Battista Magliano,
Salvatore Peril, Leonardo Lon
go, Maria Massari, Stamatis
Christofis, Demetrios Haroka.
menos, Sotiris Velousios, Mes
tor Giallouaakis, Benedi:tto
Schepis, Tony Demaris y Gu
scope Marconi.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
SARASOTA corona AVER
A SUS REYES

Sarasota, MARIO 9.-Los re.
yes de AS flies as de Sara de
Sofa, Srta. Margaret Coe, una
tr.guena, y GeneJohnson, fao
ron coronados anoche en- una
brillatisima fiesta. Vestian los
reyes y sus cortesanos %vistosoa
trajes del siglo XVI.
Ell gobernador Cone hizo en-
trega de un ramo de flores a
Ia reina.
Abdicaron ell trono los re
yes Bonnie Ellis y Frank Binz
Las damas de honor 10 son
las Srtas. Dorothy Borders,
Virginia White. Mary Sue
Freeman y Corinne Noble y
los cortesanos Bill Clark, Will
fred Roberts, Donald Dubois
y Robert Martin, Jr.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
SUBASTA PARA
CONSTITUTE EDIFICIOS
EN- MacDILL FIELD

Washington mario 9.-La
se~cretaria de la guerra anunci6
aver que dentro de pocos dias Sc
sacara a subasta la construc-
ci6n de hangares, almacenes y
otros edificios en- Ell aer6dromo
de MacDill, en- Tampa, Para e.
sas obras hay disponibies 81,
100000.
Los planes y specifications
Sc entregaran a los contratistas
en- Ell momento oportuno.
Tn destacamento de 80 hon.
bres, bajo Ell mando del primer
teniente Mcclellan, saldra hoy
Shreveport, La, para MacDill
Filld, donde prestara sus servi.
clos.
Mandara Ell nuevo aer6dromo
; sus dependencies, como va So
anunciara, el coronel Clarence
L. Tinker, De BarksdSls.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
MATARON A GOLPES A UN
BARBERO

Atlanta, MARIO 9.-Una ban
da de c~riminales, que no Sc sa
be 81 pertenece a la orden K,
X. K, do muerte a golpes al
barbero Isaac CASTOR, de 81
amos de edad. Aparentemente
un grupo de hombres Sc apo :
der6 del barbero en- su estable'
cimiento, situado en- un subur-
bio, y lie llev6 al lugar "de Ia
ejecuci6n," en- una finca situa.
da a corta distancia de esta
ciudad.
Los criminales fueron al lu
gar del suplicio en- tres auto
movies. Las ruedas dejaron
huellas en- ell campo; pero la
lluvia destruy6 las huellas de
las pisadas de los eriminales.
Grupos de sadistas que Sc
hacen lamar vigilantes han
venido cometiendo actos de
esa clase en- ell Estado de Ga.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
LA T A DE VIIPURI
CONTINUAL
Circular gran nImero de
rumores

Helsinki, MARIO 9.-Las tro
pas contendientes mantienen
con gran intensidad la batalla
de Viipuri, mientras Sc reall-
Fan gestiones para lograr la
paz entire Finlandia y Rusia.
Circular en- esta capital dife-
rentes rumores y hasta Sc di-
10 que en- ell Itsmo de Karelia
Sc habia dejado de combatir.
La realidad es que las hostili'
dades Sc mantienen por las
dos parties.
Los peri6dicos dicen que al
gobierno lie llegaron PROPOSE
clones de paz, de MoscG, he
chas hace pocos dias por me-
diaci6n de Estokolmo. Ahora
las demands de Russia son
mayores que en- Ell otohO pa
sado, antes de que la guerra
comenzara. Una alarma de a.
viaci6n Sc di6 en- la mahana
de hoy, pero sin que hubiera
bombardeo.
Sc combate duramente a 10
largo del rio Kollaa, al nordes-
tie de Lago Ladoga, donde los
rusos han perdido va entire 10
y 10 mil hombres. En- solo tres
dias los rusos perdieron mas
de 1000 hombres.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09

Adguirieron layer la ciudada-
MIA americana, en- la Corte Fe-
deral; 17S personas de ambos
Sexos.
'Presidieron Ell acto los jueces
Sres. Strum y Barker.
Intefrogando a un aleman, Ell
juez Strum dijo: IEs usted
miembro de cualquier orden, so
ciedad u otra organization que
opera fuera de los E-ta6os u
nidos?
Strum habl6 a los nuevos ciu
dadanos y les record6 la obliga-
ci6n que contraian.
Il Entienden ustede5 que sc
hallan a punto de ~Sujetarse a la
obligation de defender nuestro
pals y 81 es n~ecesario portar ar
mas, aun contra Ell pals de don
de ustedes proceden?
Todos contestaron, en- un to-
no solemne: Isl, entendemos
bien".
Entire los que juraron la nue.
va ciudadania anotamos los ST.
guientes nombres:
Cubanos: Jose Luis Garcia
del Sol, Manuel Duarte de Ar
mas, Jaime Rodriguez, Gerardo
Sanchez, Genaro Santana, Ma
nuel Damian Mendez, Marina
Lopez Gutierrez, Mnauel Garcia
Hernandez, Eladio Sanchez, Va
lentin Lopez Garcia, Margarita
Lauget Hernandez, Florinda
Alvarez, Juan Perez, Rosa Pi.
nlella de Arduengo, CailXto val
des, Marcelino Santana, Jose
Ramon Canto, Irene Gonzalez,
Domingo Hernandez, Emerita
Fernandez, Victorina Cuervo,
Jose Gomez Molina, Jose Fer
nandez, Vicenta Ojea, Frank
Fleitas, Alfredo Mones, Ramon
Aniano Alvarez, Rita Maria
Gown, Ernesto Garcia, Sixto
Puentes Prado, Abelardo Ne
n6rdez, Fernando Garcia, Ra-
fssl Gonzalez, Zenaida Barcia
Canto.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
Ell JUEZ ESPECIAL DEJO
EN- LIBERTAD A CUTLER
MO ARA

Habana, MARIO Gel juez
especial que conoce de la causa
por la aggression al DR.. Orestes
Ferrara, orden6 aver la libetad,
por falta de pruebas, de los j6-
venes revolucionarios cubanos
Guilelrmo Ara, Conrado Cas-
tell, Benjamin Gutierrez, Jose
Noguerol y Juan Morej6n. To-
dos n.garon haber tenido parti.
cipaci6n en- ell ataque a Ferrara
" la policia no pudo probar 10
contrario.
Dicese que otros siete estu-
diantes buscados por la policid
encontraron asilo en- una lega-
ci6n h-ispano-americana.
FL DR.. Ferrara Sc halla en-
Was de complete restablecimien
to.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
EIOGIA Ell PAPA LA FE DE
ESPANA

Roma, Mario s.-Hablando a
una mission naval espahOla Ell
Papa Pic record6 las heroicas
hazahas y enormes sacrificios''
realizados para triunfar sobre
81 bolseviquismo. Aludi6 Ell Pon
tlfice a la pasada guerra civil
como el mas grave peligro que
hubo de amenazar Ell santo pa
trimonio de piedad de Espaha y
Ia fe cat6lica.
Elogi6 Su Santidad la obra
c.vilizadora de Espaha en- el col
tlnente americana, a cual, por
medic de ella, habia recibido e.
inestimable tesoro de la re cris-
tisnS y 10 Religion CSt6l!ea.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
LA PRJMERA MUJER, LA
~DIVORCIADA, MATO A
LA SEGUNDA

Columbia, Carolina del Sur,
mario 9.-La mujer divorcia-
da del coronel Richard C. Bur
Lesson, Maize Walker, de Cal
weston, Texas, mat6 aver en- Ia
cafeteria del Hotel Jefferson,
de esta ciudad, a Ia actual espO-
sa del coronel. Ingres6 ID y.
.gresora en- la carcel y Sc Ia -
cusa de asesinato en- primer
grade.
La esposa del coronel CO.
mia, cuando la divOrciad6 pc
metro en- la sala y lie dispar6
por lqesplada, con un revolver
calibre 80.
A la policia declare Ia cri-
que no podia recordar
NADIA de 10 sucedido.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
AGENTE DE PUBLgCIDAD
PARA CONE

FL gobernador Cone design6
aver a George Burr, Ell conocido
periodista de Winter Haven, co
mo jefe de su campaha de publ
cidad en- el Estado.
Burr dirigi6 la campaha del
comisionado de agriculture Ma
70 y tambien la de Doyle Carl
ton cuando este fue derrotado
para senador.
Cone Sc marehara manana de
Tampa y hara una vista, el lu-
mes, al presidente Roosevelt
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
HABLO POR LA RADIO n
PRESIDENTE ROOSEVELT
Defendio la obra del gObSorno
en- beneficio de los cAmpeSinos

Washington, MARIO g.
Con motive de commemorate
ell septimo aho de la Admins
TRACTION de Ajuste Agricultu 4.
raj, ell presidente Roosevelt he
bio aver por la Radio y dijO
que las normas del Nuevo Ira.
to no han llegado tOdavia = 80
objective de justicia social y e
economical, en- cuanto a los cam
pesinos, pero que bajo 81 ad.
ministraci6n sc han hecho
grandes progresses en- direc.
ci6n de esa finalidad.
Destac6 ell presidente ell ca
racter apoliticO de sus normas
en- cuanto a los campesinoS,
sosteniendo que en- los siet0 n
nos de go Rcbierno IS inte ..
ses agriculturales han obtenido
10 que jamas llegaron q con-
seguir bajo una adminiStra
ci6n republicans.
Las palabras del Presiden.
tie fueron escuchadas en- MAS
de 1000 comidas de campeSi-
nos, en- "a estados, con una q.
sistencia de 100000 persOnas.
Hablaron tambien en- el mis-
mo programa ell secretario de
Agriculture Wallace y Ell I'D.
ministrador general de Co
rreos, James Farley.