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Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
PERSONALS

Mrs. Louise l'm!iipc of Bickncll,
Ind, is the house guest this week
OF Dr. and Mrs. I. c. House. Mrs.
PHILIPPE is Dir. Houses sister.
Mrs. a. G. FinncN was in lIoitville
yesterday as the guest of the Arts
and Crafts section of the lloltville
Study club
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Allison Of Los
Angeles, former valley residents
have been the house guests of the
Frank l.. Lathrops at their home on
Sandalwood avenue, leaving this
morning for Los angeles
The many friends of Miss Esther
Ehmke will he happy to learn that
she is completely recovered from
her recent illness and has returned
to work at the court house where
she is assistant deputy to W. r.
Gould, labor commissioner.
Emil McGlasson Of Portland, Ore,
brother of Mrs. X. W. Campbell, who
has been with her, left recently for
his home, and Eliza NcGlaSson of
Dixon, Ill.,, has iuSt left the valley
to return TO Illinois.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Rundown, Weak,
Nervous?

To have plenty Of firm flesh and
he ability TO DO a big days work
md feel like Il two-year old" at
1ight, you must eat three good
meals a day, relish your food and
properly digest It. If you cant eat,
ant sleep, can't work, just give
lanlac the chance to do for you
"hat 1t has done for millions.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mclean. of All
Lincoln Ave, Box 2257. RED. No.
|, Oakland, Calf, says Il could
lind no food tc agree with me, and
kept losing strength and weight
Nothing helped me until ! took
Tanlac. Now my health was never
better in my whole life"
Tanlac is wonderful for indiees-
tion and con stipatlon-gas. pains,
nausea, dizziness ana headaches. 1t
brings back lost appetite. helps you
digest your food, and gain strength
am weight. Ii contains no mineral
drugs; 1t is made &C roots. barks
and herbs, natures own medicines
for the SICK. The cost Is less than 2
cents n dose. Get a bottle from your
druggist. Your money back if il
doesn't stclu
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

forced down." the officials said.
After leaving KingInan, the plane
was to have passed over lto1brook'
q flag stop. but was not seen
there. However, the reports placed
it over Adamana and Navajo to the
east, and q bridge Waterman AZ
Pinto, Ariz., said he heard, but did
not see 4 plane he believed was fly
ing in the clouds. From that time on
it had not been traced.
The planes scheduled arrival
time at Albuquerque was HIS a.
M. yesterday. 1t took off on it's reg
ular flight to the New Mexico city
from Los Angeles at 5 a. III.
The terrain between Aaamana
and Albuquerque some 760 miles, is
mountainous and dotted with craters
of extinct volcanoes. Landing, cH.
cept on one of the few Level mcsas
ALTERED throughout the area. wou'
be extremely perilous, those &c
uuainted with the country said.
If it followed the charted air line
the plane would have passed to the
north OF Lava Flow, the Zuni In
dian reservation. and Old Crater
one Of the many extinct volcanic re
mains. North of the route lie Coyote
and Chaco Canyons and Nj. Taylor
where the T. \. T. plane, City c;
san Francisco, crashed.
First Accident
Western Air Express officiaf'
pointed cut that Mt. Taylor is q
considerable distance cast of Ada
mana and that there was no reason
to believe the plane was in the re-
giOn where the City of San Fran
cisco disaster occurred.
Should this by chance be an ae
cident, = air line officials said, "il
will be our first mishap of any size
in 100000 miles OF FLYING"
The search in Navajo county was
being erected today by Sheriff c.
O, Divelbess of Holbrook which is
west of Adamana. He said some OF
the most rugged country in the west
is found in this territory and that il
the plane had fallen it might b,
days before its fate is known Few
roads traverse the land along tho
air route and only few settlers
! live III the region. he said
Sheriff L. II. Hall of Apache
county, in which Adamana is lorar
ed, WAS summoned last night from
st. Johns, more than 80 miles soutI
OF the planes route, and was tC
takp. charrc of the search fOr thC
missing liner in his territory.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Won StrOheim
Wins HOnOrs

"The Great Gabbo," tale Of the
backstage, with elaborate scenes
wonderfully trained dancers, splcn
did singers, comedians and 4 rra'
plot, WAS enjoyed by two large audi
cnces At Fox Imperial Theatre last
night and will be repeated tonight
Starring Betty Compson and Eric
Won Strohcim. "'rhc Great Gabbo'
proves to be one of the best pie
lures ever directed by James Cruze
renowned for his work in "Thc Gov
cred Wagon"
Won Strohcim. Us an egotiStical
NcntruoquiSt, does some remarkable
acting and while his part is not the
type that most people admire, they
are compelled to recognize the
genius in this man, himself a dircc
tor of merit, who takes his place in
the ranks with the rest of the east.
The lavishneS, Of the settings sets
Il new mark in motion picture pro.
duction. There ere several excel
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
DOUBLE MAIN
EVENT BOOKED
FOR LOCAL RING

4 double main event, packed with !
four fighters, three of whom need |
no boosting to the fans, and the |
fourth who comes highly touted, is
the dish offered for Friday night at
the Imperial Valley Athletic club.
Heading the card is 4 10 rounder
between Bobby Pacho and Tiger
Payne Of Oakland. Bobby has had
81 fights and lost one decision, that
going to johnny Torres at the Olym-
pie club in Los Angeles fast Tues
day night. Bobby made the mistake
Of getting up from a knockdown too
quickly and was set down couple
Of more times.
At that, sport writers for two Los
ANGELES papers stated the referee
could have given the decision either
way at the end Of the fight and not
gone wrong. Torres bclno home
, town hoy and big favorite nj the
Olympic, got the nod. All the writer's
had something good TO say about
Bobby.
Pavnc Is the unknown referred to
in the opening paragraph. He is
rated highly in the northern part
Of the state. and recently beat Dvna-
mite Murphy at Oakland. sometime
that lot Of GOOD boys have tried
TO do and failed.
For tn" other Ialf Of the main
event. Matchmaker Harry Wood
! 'urv has signed up Teddy Palarios
"nd Leonard Porter. Twice these
/ two bows Inv fought six ronnd
! bouts here. The first went to Pala-
/ clos hv a shade and tho second was
called draw. Both fights were so
close that there was considerable
bowling hv the fans about the do
! riSions. \ 10 round affair will give
he bows more onpor1unitv 10 displav
th"ir wares and one or the oth"r
Shon'd win dccisivcly over the 10
ro"nd route.
Nouno iIacer. who got draw
with Andy Armstronp in the opener
last woet comes ba"ll in tho special
S"ot ogainSt Tony Ruiz. HaroS is =
st"rdv voungster who can sock and
'al." them rs we'll.
T""~'. Gar"io OF Fl C"rtro. viii
meet George Marcus in the openor.
'''rcre < GOOD prclimirqrv how
"rourd Los Anoolne and il is hc.
''"''"d the fans viii lik" his style ot
fighting.
,
}"nt song hits, and "Thc Gscat
Gabbo" proves 70 bc splendid en-
tcr:ainment from start to finish.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
NEW INVENTION
GREAT AID FOR
LETTUCE CROP

Necessity is the mother of in,
vention. That philosophical remark
was made many years ago and has
always been found to be true. And
now here in Imperial Valley it has
been found true again, especially
SO in the agricultural realm where
labor saving devices are always
food for thought,
In this particular instance it is
a three bed, six row lettuce mechan-
ical planter, drawn by a 20 horse
power caterpillar. Planting three
beds, two rows to the bed, the ma
chine will plant SO acres day, or
lust six and one half times more
than the old time horse drawn sled
type planter.
An employee of Sawdcy and
Hunt. lettuce packers and shippers,
who are reported to have more than
1000 acres of lettuce planted this
year, is the inventor of the machine.
1t was explained that not only will
the new mechanical planter plant
six rows at n time but it can also
be used for fertilizing the soil and
for cultivating the crop after il is
planted.
The horse drawn sled type planter
will plant one lettuce bed a day,
crop growers say. The caterpillar
planter will plant one lettuce bed
between its snake like crawlcrs or
wheels, and one bed on each side of
the machine. The wheels are run
over the turrow between the beds.
With the practicability of the new
planter assured ranchers may save
several thousand dollars a wear
where there Is a large acreage plant
ed 1t was pointed out that the new
invention may revolutionize the let
tuce growing industry in Imperial
Valley. Those who have seen the
machine in action say it is a wonder.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
WALKER R-HUDKINS
BATTLE MAY SET
new HIGH MARK
By RONALD w. WAGNER
limited Press Staff Correspondent


Los ANGELES, Oct. 20. (u.P)-4
Fight enthusiasm was at high
pitch in Los Angeles ,oday as two
Of the toughest warriors in the ring
game prepared to battle in Wrigley
Field tonight for the middleweight
title of the world.
Sometime before 10 p. m.-thc
limit under the California law for
starting main event-.Dan Tobey
the veteran announcer, will step
to the middle of an outdoor arena
before some 10000 spectators and
shrill in his siren voice:
"In this corner, Mickey Walker
the champion of the world.'
And after the stocky bulldog
from New Jersey has taken his bow
and his cheers, Dan will hold up his
hand for silcncc-thcn shrill again;
And in this corner, Ace Hud-
kins Nebraska wildcat and challcn-
ger for the titlc.'
Not since Billy Papkc knocked out
Stanley Kctchel in this city 20 years
ago last Labor day to win the mid
dlewcight title has Los Angeles been
50 worked up about prize fight.
Both Walker and lIudkins have
their friends and hackers in this
territory and both sides were equally
confident of victory.
Betting was about even but there
were indications that the odds will
favor Walker by slim margin at bell
time.
Followers of the champion main
tain Mickey has two big advantages
in his favor. They say he can hit
harder than the challenger and that
he can duck a punch once in a
while.
Hudkins, blowing mauling type
Of fighter. goes in swinging wildly
and TO date has relied largely on his
hruisjng and constant hammcring to
gain decisions. His hackers point
out, however, that the Ace has 4
few tricks in his bag that Walker
will see tonight.
Brothers Confident
Clyde and Art Hudkins, brother
managers Of the Wildcat, have takcI
the greatest pains TO put Ace over
They secured special permission
/ from the California commission t
! second the Nebraskan and they sup
crvisod a long training period il
which Billy Papke played an impor
! tant part.
The willy old cX-champ was Gale,
in by the brothers TO coach Ace OF
! some ot the finer points of the game
( The brothers recalled that Papk
! beat Ketchcl by ducking the latter ,
! damaging swing and coming up Z
counter to Kctchel IS head.
On" of Walker $ most damagin.
punches is similar to the famou
Ketchcl blow and time will tell i
Papke's advice helped the Hudkins
| elan.
Both fighters, it was indicated
will weigh in easily under the 10,
pound limit sometime today. Hud
kins scaled 1868 yesterday an,
while Walker did not weigh pub
licly, il was claimed by Teddy Hay
es, his trainer, that the champion
scaled lJ9 pounds.
Numerous box office sales du,
ing the dav led Jack Doyle, promo
ter, to believe that the gate, now al
ready around $l50,000 will soa
bevond the 100000 mark bcfor
nightfall.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Robinson New
Scout Leader

". +. Robinson of Huntington
Park was appointed rs successor to
:. l.. McCrorv, scout executive. who
recently sent in his resignation, at a
meeting of the board of directors
held last evening i'll the court house.
Robinson has been assistant for
the past five wears to the scout eX
ccutiyc in Huntington Park and has
had Il great deal OF experience in
scout work. He will arrive in FL
Centre On December ] and work with
McCrory until January |, when the
latter e resignation goes into effect.
Other items of business taken up
at this time included the election of
W. W. McEucn to the board of di.
rc"'ors - Vice- president from this
district to fiji the vacancy left 10y
the resignation of Col. G. l.. Phillips.
The board of review was author
lied to pass on all applications for
the eagle rank and, if the appllca
tion is approved, to send il On to
the national council
III. X. Anderson and Elmer j. See
were recommended bv :. l.. McCrory
for district commissioners for FL
Centre and this recommendation
was approved.
Provision was made for an allow
ance in the budget for field exc.
cutivc who will be on duty in the
valley for n six months period, with
headquarters at Brawlcy.
The annual meeting and banquet
Of the ImperiaiYuma Council.
scheduled for December 9, was
changed 10 December ., and will be
held in the Elks hall at CalcXico. AT
which time Officers will be elected.
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Attcndance at The Tnlarc county
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
PAGE THREE
SHOW CAST ON TRIAL

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 90. U.p)-
The jury in the trial of Jobyna
Ralston, movie aetress, and eight
ether members of the east of bad
Babies" today started to hear wit
nesses in municipal court. Police
raided the theatre whore the play
vas showing La. august and it was
charged that the performance was
"indecent."
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Home Department Meetings

ncWIy organilcd keystone home
partmcnt viii meet tomorrow at
place announced at the last meet
and Mount Signal hom" dcpartm
viii meet Thursday at the J.
Stuart home. Both meetings will
devoted to hat making.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Al Club To yisi. Ranch, NJ,

pictures will be- taken of the /
club Of the Brawlcy Wcstside gra
mar school on it's visit Friday to
Loveland ranch. These pictures "
be shown at later club meetings.
f. Creighton aud Miss Florcr
Glenn VIII conduct the trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
DIV

Delegates To rresno-Mr. and
Mrs. s T. Robinson, delegates from
the Imperial County Farm Bureau,
accompanied by scott B. Fonlds,
secretary managcr Of the farm bur
eau, and Joe Enz, delegate to the
dairy committee, win leave this week
md for the annual meeting Of the
California Farm Bureau Federation
10 hr held in Fresno, November 4-G.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
CROSBY
New Beauty
New Performance
1880 Screen Grid Radio
at EOgresf Cost!
CrOsIey IFS
$500
(Without Tubes, Speaker or Legs)


pLACE it anywhere! In the living room by
your easy chair. or on the bookshelf-upstai tairs
by your bed-anywhere you can plug into
A. L. light socket. With legs it becomes hand
some end-table and radio in one. Without legs,
trim, compact table model. All metal case
with burl walnut finish and decorated with
white metal trim.
snap of the switch-a whirl of the dial and you
have performance! Performance to bring an
enthusiastic exclamation to your lips! Sensi-
tive as a living thing-knife-edge selectivity-
sustained volume and clarity of tone.
The great, new Crosley triple Screen Grid chassis
in this set is the BIG news in radio. 1t has three
screen grid tubes-five heater type tubes i'm
Guiding rectifier)-Nlershon condenser-Neutro-
dyne circuit, humless operation, and many
other features. Crosey As operates the
markable, new Crosley Dynacoil speaker,
moving coil reproducer.
Come in and see the complete Crosley line on
display! Arrange for free trial in your
home!
AAat'&rA.Ss.
HARDWARE STORE
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

Rummage Sale Friday and sad
urdaN, Nov. -. Ladies Of the ri
bytcrian church. Zurchcrs old stfl
building, 52i Main ST. Ill
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

Rice growers Of the Oakdale dis.
trict, Stanislaus county, are har.
vesting $50 acres with an average Of
80 sacks to the acre,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

A 10 year old MERGED county boy
recently killed full grown bob
eat with 4 club.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Tuesday, October 20, 1929

Final Divorce Decree Granted
Mrs. Christin" Horne was granted Il
final decree Of divorce this morn.
ing in superior court from Edward
Horne by Judge Thompson. The di-
Norcc was granted on non-support
and cruelty.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

Academy Of Music, Elmer A.
Todd, director. Piano, Pipe Organ
Com position. Glasses now forming.
G32 Olive. Phone 4GG adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

Speeder Gets 10 Days In Jail
Noll Maulding, of CalcNico, was Civ
en- t20 or 10 days in the county Jail
yesterday morning when he pleaded
guilty to speeding in Justice court at
IIoltvillc He was arrested on the
Fl Centre lIoltvillc highway. Sen.
trnoc was imposed by Judge Smyser.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Judge In San Diego-.udpe A

Judge IN San Diego-Judge A. G..
Finncy left Sunday afternoon for
san Diego where he will hold court
this week, returning to the valley
on Sunday. John Kcpley left today
for San Diego to assist Judge f'iN
new m
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

We Loan TO Build, buy or ret
nc". Tyler Insurance Agency. ;
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

Let Storage Help You. Our rein.
forced concrete warehouse is the
safest place for your piano, trunks,
and household goods. Phone !.
Pioneer Truck and Transfer Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Woman Bootlegger Caught-Mica.

Ella Y. MARTINEZ, Mexican, was ar
fested in Calipatria yesterday by
officers from the sheriff's depart
ment and lodged in the county jail
on a charge of selling Intoxicating
liquors. She was to be arratcned be.
tore Judge Grubel either today or
tomorrow morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Let Us Plan. Finance and Bpil

v"ur home, income. commercial or
alterations. I. s. Construction Co.
builders. Phone 100 or call our
property. 1885 Woodward Ave.
Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Grapefruit Shipped From Ell Cen

tro- The first carload of grapefruit
was shipped from FL Centre the past
weekend. The carload was shipped
by Ed Hall. Another carload was
shipped by G. 4. Williford, of Nj
Land. Shipping by the grapefruit;
association is expected to start at
ErawIry this week. The first ear
load shipment from Brawlcy was
stopped by the horticultural com
missioner as the fruit was too green
TO ship
Dressmaking, Ladies' tailoring,
alterations. 4ls South 9th. Mrs
Grath. aas.
Wash Frock Shoppe-72o Olive.
Mrs. l.. II. Grassland. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
MANY At Legion Meet-An unue

Many At Legion Meet-An unusn.
ally large meeting was held by Boycc
Aten Post American Legion last
night win be appointed tomorrow
was to have been appointed last
nj ht Will be appointed tomorrow
instead, Commander Sterling Oswalt
said today. This was the first meet
ing of the post since the installation
Of new officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

For a Pure Glass Of Lerhonade,
20 to Paul's, at Pickwiek Stages
Depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

Los ANGELES, Oct. %. UP
Having congratulated his men on
their victory over Stanford, Coach
Jones announced that the Cardina
game was thing of the past and
that all hands must turn then
thoughts to the fact that California
PLAYS the Trojans here next Satur'
3av. With his squad free from IN
iurics, Jones only worry is the men
tai attitudc Of Ajr players after the
Stanford win.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
SPORT NEWS
Notes OF Coast
GridirOn Teams

Los ANGELES, Oct. %. W.p)-
Coach Bin spaulding Of the Uni
versity of California at Los An
peles announced r." will hold brisk
practice today at whic hthe varsity
win be pitted against second team
eleven using Oregon university
plavs. The Bruins will start north
tomorrow 10 meot tie Webteet in i
conference game saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Melon Shipping Decreasing

Melon Shipping Decreasing
to an attack of aphis the fail melon
crop is fast decreasing. it was learn,
ed today. Only 10 carloads were
shipped from Brawley yesterday and
only one from FL Centre. Shipments
this season from FL Centre number
2s, with 9j3 from Brawley, lG from
Sandia and five from Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

Attendance at the Tularc county
fair totalcd 10000 this year. The
show made money.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

Good Honey-54S Broadway. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Wooda Blesy School of Dancine

--latest Ballroom and Classical
dances. 729 Orange. Phone l33-W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29
Storms Hamper
Airplane Search

(Continued from Page -
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

The Distinction OF Quality. For
Noar party. Eridgcrs Fancy Tee
Cream, Bricks or Bulk. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

Or, W. r. Lyons specializing in
osteopathic diagnosis and treatment.
600 Main St. Phone 1877. Residence
IA. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

Fresh Buttered Popcorn At Paui's
Stages Depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

And Now-liot sandwiches and
coffee at Bridgers Fancy lee Cream
store. Open noon tin midnight.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

Immigration Officers Get Two
Santa Maria Monoriqne aud Alc.al-
dro faffa, M"Nicaus, were apprr.
hended yesterday by border immi-
grafton officers and lodged in the
county Jail for dcportation
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

Bldg. Extraction specialist. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-29

}"nt song hits, and "Thc Great
Gabbo" proves 20 hc splendid en-.
tcr:ainment from start to finish.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-11
DISTRICT NO. 8
PICKS MANAGER
Veteran Engineer 60 Head
Huge Mercedes Weslaco
System

WESLACO, NOV. Il-R. =. Fes-
sender. formerly employed by the
United States reclamation bureau
as construction engineer. located at
III Paso recently, has been EN-
ployed as manager OK Hidalgo and
Comeron counties Water Control &
Improvement District No. y.
This district was organized about
a year ago, and this fall voted ST.
100000 in bends. with which To pur-
chase the irrigation system OF the
American Rio Grande Land & Ir-
rigatiOu company.
Almost 81, ZOO. 900 of the issue will
be available FOR Improvement work
In the district. and viii be used in
drainage work. concrete lining ca
mails. and other Improvements.
The district for some time was
negotiating with Frank q. Robert
son, veteran manager or the San
Benito water district. 70 take owe
the management OK the huge pro-
iect here. but MIR. Robertson decided
to remain mt San Benito.
The district includes about 100000
acres OF land. being the largest ir-
rigation district In the Valley ex-
cert the new WIllacy District NO ].
Mr.. Fessender was FOR "A time
general manager and chief enRin-
Ger of the irrigation poiect at
Yuma. Arizona. and later was en-
gagged I'm irrigation and drainage
work IN Iowa and other states.
More recently Ne has been con-
nected with projects ln Texas.
among these being the Harry Landa
industries near San Antonio. and
projects i'm the Valley. at Donna
and Rio Grarde City.
Recently he supervised instaila-
ton or irrigation works on the
Kemper project near Harllugen.
He comes here very highly re-
commsnded Nv the heads ~ Att these
projects. as well rs Nv Elwocd -
Mead. head OF the United States
reclamation bureau.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-11

NEW YORK. Nov. 11-Hasty i'm
preston or new York's financial
district as the stock trading panic
subsidies: Wall Street, with nun
dreds OF boys-mesSengers from Of
fices-idling along. yelling at one
anither In run. in the crude manner
II New York boys. Tourists,
many OK them women, walking along,
disappointed. No riots. Merely
calm. and office boys. Policemen
sent TO guard act as tourists guides,
pointing out the stock exchange and
y. p. Morgan a. Co.. both at Broad
and Wall streets.
Bomb explosion here nine or ten
years ago. All the marks never
erased from Morgan structure.
Walk along Broad. slightly wind
ing. tall buildings ON each side.
roadway boarded (another subway
being built. One man looks like a
broker III a movie. STOPPED, he Is
talking forlornIy In the chill breeze
TO another man ... All the other
folk-cffice boys. girl workers. . /.
"A Grand Canyon
IN the Broadway financial can
Won. with It's narrow built-up-high
side streets. the usual amiable
crowd. Two Rolls Rcyces. O few
Cadillacs. Maybe some men talk
ing about stocks. The worlds fl
anacial center? Well
Main Street nc home has 1t beat.
Back 20 wall street. Machines
drill deeply at No. ! for another
sky piercer. The vacant space per-
mits one to see the stock exchange
from the rear. High up. many
lights burning. the restaurant. In
front. a stray ticker tape hanging