davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-03-27

pal dinner will be held here st
the Willard Hotel, with all the na.
tional officers Of the Young Demo-
cratic Clubs in attendance. Charles
Murray, local president OF the
Young Democrats, is in charge OF
arrangements for the dinner at che
Willard.
Evening star., 1940-03-27
ENJOYS Fe|icitations
To Stain Angered
Paris, Says Soviet
Moscow Denies Telegram
Justified Demand, but
Frees Surits Of Duties
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, March 27.-Soviet
Russia announced today that her
Ambassador to Paris Is being re-
called at the request Of the French
government.
The French request, according to
the announcement published by
Tass, ofncial Russian news agency,
was based on an attempt by Jakob
Surtis, the envoy, to telegraph
fluctuations to Joseph Stain on
the conclusion of the war with
Finland as a success against Brit
ish-French warmoneers." The tel
egram was stopped by the French
censor.
surits has been in Paris since
April, 1887. The French Ambassa-
dor to Moscow. Paul Emile Magyar,
left for home February 3-ostensi-
bly, on sick leave.
Text Of Communique.
The Tass communique on with
drawal Of Surits follows:
"On March 10 the French Charge
d'Adaires at Moscow, (Jean) Payart,
informed the Peoples Commissar
for Foreign Affairs Molotoh that
the French government regarded q
telegram signed by the Soviet Am
bassador to Paris, Surits, and de-
nvered to the telegraph for trans
mission to Stain at Moscow on the
occasion Of the conclusion Of a
peace treaty between the U. s. 8. r
and Finland as Intervention by the
Ambassador In the internal political
life OF France.
According to Payart's statement,
the French government deems in
correct with regard to the French
government certain expressions in
the telegram signed by the Ambas-
sador, underlined in excerpts from
the telegram given below. namely:
Thanks to the wisdom Of the
Soviet government and to our val
liant Red army. the plans of the
British French warmongers who at
tempted to fan the flames Of war
In Northeastern Europe again
failed - (The words plans Of the
British-French warmongers" were
underlined.)
Also:
The Soviet Union remains an
impregnable fortress against which
the sinister schemes Of the enemies
of Socialism and of the working
people OF the whole world will
crash (The words sinister
schemes Of the enemies Of Social
ism" were underlined.)
No Longer Persona Grata.'
Although this telegram was STOP
ped by the censor, the French gov
eminent declared that Surits would
no longer be regarded by the French
government as persona grata,' and
expressed the desire that Surits be
recalled by the Soviet government.
I'm this connection, on March 20
Assistant Peoples Commissar for
Foreign Affairs Lozofsky handed
Payart the following reply Of the
Soviet government:
81. The government Of the U. s..
8. r. finds no substantial ground for
the French government not to re-
gard Soviet Ambassador, surits any
longer as persona grata" on the
strength Of the contents of the tele-
gram signed by surits for transmits
sion to Moscow, In which no mention
was even made Of the French gov
ernment.
"'2. However, inasmuch as the
French government formally raises
the question Of confidence with re-
gard to Sur1ts, the government Of
the D. 8. 8. r. informs it that surits
Is being released from his duties as
Ambassador Of tho U. 8. s. r. to
France"
Evening star., 1940-03-27
Politics
Continued From First Page.)

Republican party and the interna-
tionalist policies Of the Roosevelt
administration"
"Such . statement" Represent
ative Tinkham added, is = repudia-
ton Of the efforts of the Republicans
in Congress, who since President
Roosevelt's quarantine speech at
Chicago in 1887, have been endeav-
oring to combat the various attempts
of the Roosevelt administration to
undermine American neutrality"
Representative Tinkham's state
ment quoted Mr.. Dewey as saying in
New York address January 20, that
I'VE find the administration Roose-
velt) broadly following the policies
both In Europe and the Far East
laid down during the IL years of Re-
publican administrations"
Alignment Assailed.
The Massachusetts Republican
said Mr.. Dewey went on to praise
Henry L. Stimson, former RepubN-
can Secretary OF State, who, when
he retired, left the United States on
the verge of war with Japan" add
ing:
Dewey chose to align himself
with such Republican International
lists and political interventionists Of
the Roosevelt administration as
Henry L. Stimson and Nicholas Muir
ray Butler, together with President
Roosevelt, Secretary of State Hull
and the United States Minister to
Canada, James H. r. Cromwell"
The greatest issue before the
American people today, Represent
ative Tinkham contended, "is the
maintenance of our traditional for
eign policies against the efforts Of
the internationalists who would in
volve the United States in war in
Europe and Asia"
Clark Shuns ''Favorite Son."
Meanwhile, the refusal Of Senator
Clark, Democrat, of Missouri to ac-
cept q "favorite son" role at the
Democratic National Convention
raised . question. mark over the
eventual stand Of the big Missouri
delegation-30 convention votes.
"A 'favorite SON Endorsement With
out binding instructions is q tinsel
establishment for an empty honor"
Senator Clark wrote George X. Will
liams, former Democratic chairman
Of st. Frances County, Md.
"On the other hand, will never
again be a party to tying the hands
of Missouri Democrats with q bind
ing instruction for myself or any one
else in what might turn out to be
only q .favorite SON candidacy"
The Senator, however, did not take
himself out Of the presidential pic
ture. He said he favored an unin-
structed delegation, adding that II
it should be friendly to me and to
my interests, fould deeply appre-:
.ciate the hond osorded me BY Mis-
souri DemOc1atan n N. .s-. &.
Evening star., 1940-03-27
Beat Enemy Goal,
Reynaud Declares in
Fighting Speech
Aim to Make War in Every
Field. Premier Says
In Radio Talk

III N00uV YIN
~ the Associated Press.
PARIS, March 27.-Premier Paul
Reynaud In a fighting speech yes
terday presented his cabinet to the
nation as purely q war govern
ment" with but one goal: Beat the
enemy"
1T Is to make war and make 1t
in every field," the 61-year-old Pre-
mier said in radio talk, his drst
since taking over the reins Of gov
eminent from Edouard Daladier last
week.
He emphasized that France to-
day after seven months Of war
against Germany was neither in
vaded, surprised nor uncovered"
Again and again the slight but
vigorous Premier reiterated that his
government, which has decided to
remain in power despite the mar
row majority 1t gained In its first
parliamentary presentation, had one
motive and one motive alone-"to
fight the war;"
M. Reynaud said that his inner
war cabinet" of nine members, all
heads Of ministries directly respon-
sible for national defense, had been
set up to push France and her Brit
ish allies to victory, come what
may.
Hoped for Unanimous Support.
He said that in forming his govern
ment he had hoped to get unani-
nous support from all parties. At
least, he asserted, the rapid forma-
ton Of the cabinet robbed Adolf
Hitler Of the advantage q prolonged
government crisis might have given
him.
m. Hitler's opportunity would
have come If he had seen emerge
from the series Of ministerial crises
in France weak government cut
of from the masses of the nation
and incapable of leading the coun-
try" M. Reynaud declared. But that
danger has been avoided"
M. Reynaud said he now was con-
centrating on results" and that he
believed these results would bring
him wider support.
The governments duty is clear"
he declared emphatically. "It is to
make war. and make 1t In every field
"The war is here and with 1t the
hardest Of sacrifice" he said. 1T is
hard war, but we will win.
Before victory comes, he asserted.
Frances diplomatic successes would
depend on theArmed might she has
to back up her position. He stressed
the immense tasks the country is
facing in building new armaments
and freeing the people for wartime
duties.
This means that every man and
woman must be in his or her place,
he explained. adding that the gov
eminent intends to see that this Is
accomplished.
Balkan Menace Cited.
Naming Hitler directly, M. Rey-
maud said the German Fuehrer has
put everything into motion" to
menace the economic life Of the
Balkan states.
He Is ready to attack the eco
nomic independence Of the Balkan
countries" M. Reynaud declared,
adding that Frances interests lie
equally in Western and Eastern
Europe.
M. Reynaud's declaration of
French determination to prevent a
German hegemony in the Balkan
countries was viewed as particularly
significant. His government. it was
recalled, came into power as a result
Of dissatisfaction over Finlands
forced peace with Soviet Russia.
M. Reynaud asserted that for
France to allow Germany to gain her
ends in Southeastern Europe would
mean the end of liberty and the end
Of France"
Evening star., 1940-03-27
Young Democrats to Elect

Nomination and election of on
GERS Of the Young Mems Democratic
Club Of Prince Georges County
(Md) will be held ut an open meet
ing Thursday at pm. In the club
room Of Klein's Tavern, Mount
Rainier,
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

mas arrepentida de haber inter
venido en- la boda de Pedro.
ZNosOtros?-s extran6 ell
marques.
-Claro que ST, hijo milo. Esa
chica estuvo en- esta casa. Y yo
bien sabe Dios que 10 hice por
complacer a esta y a Maria de
las Moves, que estaban locas
con la Golfilla.
iPero va os habreis convened
do de que la cabra tira al mon
TEL.
AL fin, ha resultado 10 que no
podia menos de resultar: una
mala mujer...
Pues anda-ahadi6 Mercedi-
tas-, que tambien Agueda y su
madre estaran...
A 10 mejor nj 10 saben..,
@C6mo que no?
-Pepe ha estado en- Alcira
con nOsotroS-aclar6 a mar
Ques- PerO 20 no &c 81 esta en-
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

menea, donde ardia un allegro
fuego de lenos...
La marquesa Sc habia acos-
tado.
La infeliz DANA aln no habia
podido sostener con su esposo
Ia conversation trascendental
que Sc imponia entire ellos, lue-
go de conocer la carta de Isido-
70, eScrita a bordo del Marselle.
Por dos veces, doha Nieves, a
sofas con su marido, habia queri
do iniciar Ell doloroso tema.
Y por dos wees, el marques
la habia interrumpido, dandola
un beSo en- la frente:
Il Maria, a1n no estas bien!
isl, en- Barcelona ha ocrrrido o.
tro drama entire los niaosl... p
70 va hablaremos de ellos con
ell tempo. RepOnte del TODD.
Tempo tenderness para hablar
de 10 malo...
FL asuntO QOed6. pues. apla-
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

ties del "sexo d6bil," ell impe-
Dick Powell Sc BATH
ra, con ell "pe6n" vaquero de
Wyoming, caballero que res
ponde al nombre de Whitley
Govro.
Tratase de dos "diamantes''
delcuadrilatero de luchas, que
conocen las reglas, etc., etc.
pero no tienen para elias nj Ell
minimo respeto. Govro toda-
via no ha sido derrotado ell
w. Tampa, 81 Sc except1a una
descalificaci6p.
Marvin Jones, ell agil rubi,
de Texas, tratara de lucir sus
facultades frente a Lou New
man, en- 80 minutes de acci6n,
Fritz Schnable, ell hombre
fuerte aleman, sera ell oponen
tie de Bill Canny, de Carolina
del Norte. Ell aleman atrope-
ll6 la semana pasada al sabio
v consecuente DR.. Gordon Mac
kenZie.
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
vistoriano Manteiga, Editor
SHscripci6n semanal: 20 CT
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TeIefono Y 1892
DEPORTN
DOS SENORITAS LUCIA
RAN Ell LUNES EN- LA A
RENA DE LOS ART1LLF-
RIOS

Con motive del frio y para
que Sc sienta menos ell lunes,
la empresa de la Arena de los
Artilleros ha resuelto prepa-
rar un programa especial.
Dos senoritas luchadoraS,
las dos de reconocida fama en-
ell pals, haran su presentation
con la esperanto de que a la
vencedora Sc lie ofrezca una
oportunidad de combatir con
Mildred Burke, la campeona
del mundo.
Miss Gladys (Killem) Gil
lem tendra de oponente a Miss
Mae Weston Y las dos figu-
ran entire las mas destacadas
aspirantes al titulo de Miss
Burke. Entienden las dos de
slaves" y triquihuelas y com.
prenden bien 10 que para una
de elias significarfa una victo.
ria sobre la campeona.
Despues de las damas fuer-
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

sunto, relacionado CON-. Maria
de las Newest.
icon tn hermana ?...-se a.
sOmbr6 ell pr6cer de que Pope
estrviera quiza informado del
drama de Isidoro y su muier.
isl, ESQ, CON-. mi hermana!
ST, hijo milo. Habla.
Hubo una pausa.
Rio VerCe creia que alguien.
enterado de la tragedia del al.
plomatico y su meier, hubiera
informado al marquesito.
Meier; de este modo. 81 Ro-
dolfo, solo tendria que confir-
marie o aclararle ciertos extre-
mos.
Mas Pope sigui6 diciendo!
i'm Madrid me han infor-
madO de algo horrible, don Ro-
.olfo, que 20 quiero que listed
me confirme!
Made con mas degechO que
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
Ell FRO HIZO CANCELAR
Ell DE BEN
JAMIN FIELD

Con muy buen juicio, ell en-
presario La Marque, de BenJd
min Field, cancel6 ell ppogra-
ma de boxeo de anoche.
La oficina local de metereo-
logia anunciaba una tempera
tura de % grades y no era III
teligente esperar la asistencia
del pGblico. Carece Benjamin
Field de un sistema de calefac-
ci6n para los dias como aver
y hoy. %F
Els probable que Sc ofrezca
ell mism, programa la sema-
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

ell programa de anoche Sc cum
pli6 en- todas sus parties.
En- la mas importante carrie
la octava, Buff Luck alcan-
zAlos mayores honores, hacien-
do honor a los peritos, que lie ha
bfaN escogido para veneer. Sus
boletos @ a dollar Sc pagaron a
S2.10. Dream Lad entr6 en- Sc
gundo lugar.
Luego de que Roseann gano
la primera carrera y sus boletos
sc pagaron a S7.10 por ell dollar,
vencieron en- la apuesta doble.
segunda y tercera carrera, Of
fetal Siren y Soft and Sweet.
Los boletos de la combination
recibieron una recompensa dc
$124y00.
Para la matinee de hoy Sc pre-
paran diez carreras de gran In
teres,
Sc compondra de once carre-
ras, como de cOstumbre, Ell pro-
grama n~octurno,
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
LOS HEREDEROS DE CO.
MIsKEY Sc A
QUE LA NOVENA SEA
VENDIDA

West Palm Beach, Enero 20.
.-Comentando la actitud de los
herederos de ]. Luis Comiskey,
oponiendose a que ell Chicago
Medals Blancas sea vendido por
ell blanco que act1a de apodera'
do, ell director Jimmy Dykes ma
nifest6 que la novena no sera a.
fectada en- 10 mas minimo por ell
litigio. $3.50 no impedira que va
yamos a la lucha del campeona-
to ofreciendo nuestros mejores
esfuerzos. Los Yankees no en- :
contrarAn Ell ~"asunto" tan facil
como en- otros amos, FL Cleve-
land sigue mejorandO y Ell Bos-
ton ofreci6 a los Yankees una
verdadera lucha. Nos ganaron
los Yankees a nosotros Is de los
% d~esafios, pero este no volve-
"a a repetirse."
Ell Chicago Sc halla interesa-
do en- adquirir los servicios de
Benny Mccoy, declarado agen-
te libre por el comisionado Lam
dis, y Dykes Sc 10 hizo saber va.
Dykes tiene la norma de aeon
sejar a los peloteros que jue-
guen bien y lie dejen a el todas
las "broncas" que puedan sur
CIR,
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
zado para unas semanas des-
pues...

Don Rodolfo Sc puso en- guar
dia.
Ahora, P5pe iniciaria Ell dolo-
roSo tema, preguntandole con a
interes de este muchacho que
podia decirse era de la familia
de los Rio Verde, 81 eran verdad
ciertos rumores.
Y ell dueno de Ell Naranjal es-
taba dispuesto a ser aqui COM
pletamente sincere.
Pepe ra hermano de padre &c
Maria de las News.
Era, pues, un deber confesar-
lie toda la verdad.
Pope era hermano de padre de
llev6se una gran sorpresa oven
do a RamO RlOrido, que decia:
Don RodOlfO: ahora que Is.
IA listed mas tranquilo, lme per
m'Oe cue lie liable de IN grave T.
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
Folletin No. As
La Gaceta
TONIC SEGUNDO
VA MUCHACHA
DE LA CALF

circulaban por la corte versio'
mes fantasticas
Y don Rodolfo 70 cont6I to-
do, con TODD detalle, omitien.
do, claro esta, 10 ocurrido Ell
Barcelona a Isidoro y Maria
de las Moves.
Los dos marqueses, en- silen-
clio, luego de pie en- ell centre
de la estancia, Sc abrazaron
como dos hermanos...
-IY que pensais hacer,
Rodolfo?
-Nadal Pedro Sc ha mar
chadO. Esa mujer no sabemos
nj siquiera queremos saber
tampOeo d6nde esta... 81 sa-
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
UN NUEVO SENSATIONAL
PUGIL NEGRO

Pittsburg, Enero 20.-El lu-
mes, en- esta ciudad, Harry Bobo,
ell nuevo sensational p1gil de la
raza negra, peDeara a ocho asal-
tos con Henry Cooper, de New
York, derrotado recientemente
por Billy Conn.
Bobo ha triunfado en- sus on
ce peleas PROFESSIONALS y los ia
naticos desean apreciar sus ia
eultades frente a un gladiator
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
JULIANO EMPAT0
CON CUEVAS

White Plains, New York, Enc
70 2O.-JOhnny Juliano, peso
bantam, hizo tablas aqui con
Carlos Cuevas, de Puerto Rico.
Tenfa Juliano un peso de 113
y Cuevas de 1T. Gan6 Johnny
los primeros asaltos, pero Cue :
vas lie atac6 en- los Gltimos, en-
patande,
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
o Los C.UANTES

Billy Conn tendra una peleita
facil, en- Miami, frente a Gus
Desnevith. LIE ha derrotado va
dos veces y, 81 embargo, a Gus
lie van a dar otra "oportunidad"
La tercera y con menos proha-
bilidades de triupfo que en- las
a~nteriores,
Y como Billy ganara, Jacobs
lie ha Ofrecido otra peleita con Ell
vencedor de la pelea Fred Apos-
toli-Melio Battina.
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

ma que viene, dependiendo es-
to de Giferentes factors.
Iban a combatir en- ell match,
principal Buster Carroll, un
habiP gladiator, y ell popular
Johnny Dean.
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
Wis merece Ia corona de su cate
goria,s y que sabra conquistarla.

Henry Armstrong, 81 vince 4
MontaHez y Davis, Sc propone
Abdicar la corona e invadir las
filas de- peso mediano.
Cree ell negrito que no lie serb
dfficil, con mayor peso Y bith
preparado, derrotar al filipino
Ceferino Garcia.
En- la division del peso well
ter no encuentra peleas, por
falta de contrarios.
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
MASSEY DERRoTo A MEL
SON

Filadelfia, Enero 20.-Har-
vey Massey, de New York, ven
clio en- esta ciudad a frankie Mel
son, de Davenport, en- diez asai-
tos,
Nelson comenz6 diez, pero Ma
sey lie sac6 v~entaja despu&s del
cuarto asalto. Pesaba Ell vence-
dor 159 libras, cinco mas que 81
vapuleado.
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

La Comisi6n Atletica del Es-
tado de New York mantiene 81
orden contra Joe Jacobs, ell d.
rector de Tony Galento.
Tres veces Ia engah6 Joe y
ahora..... ell hebreo director de
pGgiles no conseguira repetir la
"broma,"
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

Tony Galento amenaza con
"asesinar" a Max Baer y repe-
tir despues la operation con Jo-
sc Luis; pero no Sc halla en- con
diciones, no esta bien preparado
para aceptar ahora una pelea
con ell hebreo,
Galento Sc dedic6 a beber GER
veza, sin entrenarse, despu&s de
su victoria sobre Lou Nova.
FL microbes defendera de
nuevo su corona, la de las lat
libras, Ell negrito Henry Arm
strong.
Esta vez, 81 MOntahez no Ia
decade, tendra Henry un con-
trario digno de su destreza.
Despues del bout con PedrJ
81 triunfa, Armstrong aceptara
un match con AL Davis.
Los peritos aseguran que Da-
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

Don Luis Norona, al llegAr
a Madrid dos dias despues de
esta conversation. puso EN- al
tos de 10 ocurrido a su mujei
y a Merceditas, que habian
vuelto de Ell Naranjal cuando
la marquesa sali6 de su extra
no letargo.
Ramona, con su desparpajo,
coment6 la primera:
IiPor supuesto, que ESQ va
me 10 tenia 20 comido hacia mu-
cho tiempol... Cada dia estoy
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

beis de ella, tratarla con du-
reza, como Sc merece.
Els precise que encuentre
todas las puertas cerradas,
que no lie Quede- nj un amigo.
~ en- ell cielo, Dios la casti-
CARA, como en- la terra la IA
de castigar ell odio y ell des-
precio y la justicia de los HON
bres!
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

Como en- el CanedrOmo de
Sulphur Springs hay buena ca
lefacci6n y no Sc sufre ell friO,
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

LAS DE ANO
CHE EN- Ell CANEDRoMO
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
LA GACETA

Il peri6dico en- idiOma Espahol
do Sn&s circulation en- Tamps
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

Pope del Ramo Florida fue Ell
GltipO huesped que Sc march6
de FL Naranjal.
Cuando doha Moves habiase
levantado una noche, luego de
cenar, el marido de la Cenci ro-
sc a don Rodolfo que lie llevara
a su despacho.
Gregg ell dueho de la finca
que quisiera Ramo Florido ha'
blarle tambien del drama de Pc
dro y su mujer, y echo la Have
a la puerta.
Los dos hombres fueron lue-
60 a sentarse al lSdo de b CHI
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

terado.
-ESta misma tarde 10 sabre
moS-cerr6 Ramona, que tenia
ell prop6sito de visitar a TODD
Madrid, para hablarles del a.
sunto.
De este mode, la perdici6n de
la martir iba a ser completa...
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-25
Lewis Attack
Creates Stir

Washington, Jan. 25.-(AP)-
John i. Lewis warning that a
Roosevelt third term attempt faces
SYNONYMOUS" defeat caused a SEN
~u,:ow i'll Washington and prompted
UsW talk that he will throw his
support To Senator Wheeler, Demo-
cgt;. Montana. for President
His speech AT Columbus. O., was
widely regarded as the opening of
i campaign to influence the Demo-
cratic platform and matchmaking,
and 1t WAS recalled that he has been
nL[i0@ friendly gestures toward
,'heci"r.
lis ch2rGeS that the Democratic
party had broken faith with labor
cam" - :; shock 10 new dealers, and
several Of them were quick to dis
Hutc it. In addition, Senator Norris,
Independent. Nebraska, contested
Lewis statement that President
Roosevelt could not be reelected.
Norris said there is mot Il man in
sight in either party to take his
lHuo>cEciI>> place.
Republicans took pleasure in the
nsWt> blast. regarding it as Il split
il: ~ labor support that helped MI
Roosevelt attain his tremendous VIC
coy IL 1896.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-25
] Dupont Asks
Holiday From


Detroit, jan. 25.-tAp}-iicury
p. Gu Pont. Vice pre@id"r; ,r +. /.
du Iunt dc Memoirs and Company.
said ir an address here last Hls't
that tpchnulogic2I advance ana a."
removal of uncertainties: iinpu~Gd ~
the government are twin KEYS 10
PROSPERITY in the coming decade.
Asserting that the Industrial
record" disprovcS The contention
Of many ..'pl ophets Of gloom that
trchuo!ogiCn! advances arc rc>ppn-
sibIe for curtaiicd employment, IN
Ponl told the Michigan Manufacture
,r% association:
Not holiday from science, but
> holiday from iaW-ma!;!n& is Z
dominant requirement fer prosper
itv and full employment d; America
faces The 40. Give DUsincs> tina.
much and the long desired .bcticr
times will becomc . Sold reality
in dis new dccadc.'
Du Point said that "Am~ric%a
factories in 1887. prior g. ,nHet-
mcnt Of inc wage end hours i"..
,nclrvcd 100000 W9r!;@r& moro
than in 1929 Inc sCTVic? inilrlr;p
c.nr,oycd 100000 more. IN short
vncra technology mace il greatest
.tridpy. employment made it most
pronounced gains.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-25
Weight Of Snow
Places Strain
On Capital Roof

Washington, Jan. 25.-(AP)-A
nine-and-a-h3li incn snow "a )
brought up the question whether IT,
capitol'G roof might fall in-and
kill & lot OF senators and rcprcsen-
,atiVes.
The capitol's custodian, David
Lynn, said he was taking every
DrecaUtion" He ordered so men to
the roof to rake off the snow, add
ing that he hoped Congress would
act soon on his request for S5O0,O0G
TO strengthen the roof.
The subject also was mcniiOHc-
1T Speaker Bankhead's press con-
ference.
"Well,' commented RcDr~ ut
ative Rayburr. OF Texas. e ma
joritv leader, we're having gen.
eral debate today and if it falls in
it won't hurt very many"
General debate is the period
when house members get their
speeches off their chests. Usually
there are not very many listcncrsl.