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La gaceta., 1931-01-06
PFDE Ell SECRETARIO DEL
TRABAJO QUE Sc DEPOR
TIE A TODO
C~ONDENADO POR UN DE
Ito GRAVE

Washington, Enero Gel
nuevo secretario del trabajo,
William N. Doak, Sc ha diri-
gido al congreso pidiendole a
pruebe una ley disponiendo la
deportation de TODD extranje-
70 encontrado culpable de un
delito grave.
Bajo la proposition de Doak
cualquier extranjero quedara
sujeto a deportation, sin mas
%juicio, al ser encontrado culpa-
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
ISTA Ell AT
LANTICO LA ESCUADRI-
LILA DE HIDROPLANOS
ITALIANOS

Natal, Brasil, Enero 6.-Un
raGiograma recibido aquf POGO
despaes de medianoche, pues-
to per Ell crucero italiano Ma
rocello, dice que la escuadrilla
de hidroplanos mandada por
ell Oral. Balbo sali6 de Bola-
ma, en- la Guinea portuguese,
a las nueve de la manana del
lines en- vuelo trasatlantico ha
cir esta ciudad Y Rio Janeiro.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
SONORA LESIONADA EN-
UN ACCIDENTE AUTO
MOVILISTA

Dos automobiles chocaron
aver en- la esquina de Florida
Y Hanna, en- Seminole Heights,
resultando lesionada la Sra. J..
F. Horsey, vecina del Boule-
ward del Rio, casa marcada
ron ell n1mero 6907.
lie prestaron asistencia me-
dica en- ell hospital municipal.
Desconoce la policia los
nombres de los drivers de los
dos automobiles.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

BILE de un delito que lleve apa-
rejada una sentencia mayor
que un minimo que sera esti-
pulado.
Tiende la MEDIA a romper
las actividades de las partidas
de pistoleros que existen en-
las grandes ciudades de la ma
ci6n y las cuales, en- SUI mayo
ria, estan compuestas por ex-
tranjeros.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

La compania Tampa Elec-
trio eligi6 aver su directiva,
reeligiendo para p~residente al
prominente letrado Peter o.
Knight.
Fueron reelectos vicepresi-
lentes los Sres. Donald G.. Bar
nes, Harry l.. Harding, Hamil-
ton w. Welch Y Thomas Y j.
Hanlon, jr.; Peter NJ. Miller
tesorero; William T. Craw-
ford, secretario; John r. G.
Nichols, l.. +. Eustis, Fred II.
Farnharm, Jason G.. Leighton
y Norman w. Mumford.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Una tarjeta de felicitaci6n
de Ano Nuevo, recibe nuestro
director desde Hollywood, fir
mazda por su particular amigo
ell conocido periodista y pri :
mer actor Sr. Eduardo Aroza-
mena.
Gracias al camarada por su
finisima atenci6n, deseandole
un Ano TODD ventura Y prospe-
ridad.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

De la Habana dicen que en-
Miami sc ha descubiberto una
formidable conspiraci6n contra
ell gobierno del UNICO.
Recomendamos a Gerardo pi-
da permiso a Stimson para en-
war tropas a Miami y ALI "su-
primir', en- pocas horas, a todos
los revoltosos.
La Florida es cast territorio
cubano y Mr.. Stimson no Sc ne
garfa a servir al Amo de Cuba,
por no exponerse a su enemis-
tad.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
TIBERIO CONTRA RUSSELL

Esta noche, en- la vecina ciu-
dad de st. Petersburg, Saturni-
no Tiberio, ell gladiator arago-
mes, Sc batira con Young Russell
la Pantera de Palmetto.
Tiberio obedece ahora 6rde-
mes de George Braun.
Seg1n tenemos entendido To-
ny Dominguez ha ingresado en-
ell establo de Braun.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Todavia Sc encuentra bas-
tante deIicado de la enferme-
dad que viene padeciendo des-
de hace catorce dias, ell pres
tigioso Y conocido medico DR..
Parsons M. Garcia.
Quiera Dios, que SUI NAL de-
sapareZca muy pronto
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Habana, Enero 6.-Los Off
ciales del vapor americana Pre-
sidente Wilson, llegado aquf, di-
cen que ell buque fue detenido
por ell servicio de guardacostas
del gobierno federal y ell capt.
tan interrogado.
Despues Sc lie permiti6 CONT
nuar rumbo a la Habana.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

ContinGa gozando de buena
salud Y tratando a los cubanos
con plausible dureza, ell Eral.
Machado, nuestro queridfsimo
amigo.
La caida del p~residente de Pa
mama, un hombre debil, ha SER
vido a Gerardo para reiterar su
"posici6n": Nj renuncio, nj de-
vuelvo al pueblo su libertad.
iAsi Sc hace, viejoi
Tu eres ell hombre, tn eres la
patria Y los que como tn no
piensan malos cubanos son.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

tie agradecidos, en- nombre de
nuestra Orden,
Juan r. Martinez,
Gran Secretario.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Ell microbes cesara ell Comit6
Nivelador, aplastado por ell 1917
al dia siguiente, jueves, les
obreros que comiencen a traba-
jar quedaran sujetos a la reba-
ia impuesta.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Gales en- ell parque de Plant in
form6 ell Rev. Willis G.. Clark.
Estima que los conciertos deben
ser transferidos de las 1880 a
las 80.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Nuestro editor, Sr. Victoria
no Manteiga, recibe del distin-
guido caballero y amigo suyo,
ell Sr. Gustavo Valdespino,
miembro prominente de la
Compania de Seguros del Sr.
Oscar Ayala, una t~arjeta de
felicitaci6n de Ano Nuevo.
Gracias expresivas.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Todavia no 3e ha podido
identificar al hombre que ell
pasado domingo muriera en- ell
hospital municipal, sin recupe-
rar el conocimiento.
Centenares de personals vie
ron ell cadaver en- la funeraria
de j. l.. Reed, sin resultado.
Manana Sc lie dara la sepul-
tura.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Madrid, Enero, Gina deli
cada operation Sc practice aver
en- Paris, al Dr1 Mario Garcia
Kohly, embajador de Cuba an
tie ell gobierno de Espana.
Para curarlo de una affection
intestinal Sc lie hizo la interyen-
cion quir1rgica.
VnGran n1mero de personals s.
haheresado por ell popular
Madrid, Enero GaAPor Ell es-
tado de salud del marcia
Kohly, embajador de 9 NQue
fue operado aver en- Paa
han interesado ell rey Alfo& W.
ell DR.. Damaso Berenguer. n
En- la embajada de Cuba a.
cen que ell estado del enfermo es'
satisfactorio, dentro de la ope-
raci6n.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Habana, Enero 6.--Otras dos
senoras habian sido encarcela-
das por orden del gobierno, Dui-
ce Maria Escalona Almeida, pro
fesora de la escuela normal. v
Silvia Shelton Villal6n, han sido
puestas en- libertad.
Ell arresto de estas damas eau
so pesima impression en- todos
los Circulos.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

guez. abogada, a quien Sc detu-
vo por haber publicado en- la re-
vista Bohemia" un vigoroso ar
ticulc en- contra del p~residente
Machado.
Preside Ia Sra. Dominguez, Ia
Union laborista de Mujeres.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Tn buen amigo de esta ca
sa, ell senior Domingo Pasar6n,
condueho del acreditado y muy
conocido Cafe-R Restaurant Las
Novedades, va sc encnuentra
completamente bien del fuerte
ataque de asma que Ultima
mente padeci6.
Mucho nos alegramos.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Habana, Enero 6.-Pov orden
del gobierno fue aver puesta en-
libertad la Sra. Ofelia Domin-
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Madrid, Enero 6.-De Fran
cia ha regresado ell infante Don
Alfonso, que hizo una vista al
Salon de Aeronautica de Paris,
.donde Sc Hstan exhibiendo va
: de los mejores aeroplanos
del Mndo.
Ell infaNte hizo I'm vuelo a A
merica en- 81 Graf Zeppelin, ha-
ce pocos meses. 0
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Otra mujer mcgerna ACADIA
de ser presentade en- sociedad,
la Srta. Helen{He Eames, hiia
de los esposo u Henry Latham
Doherty.
En- ell hotel Mayflower, en- Wa
shington, Sc efectu6 una fieste-
cita en- honor de Helen.
Gastos: $250,000.
Cuando ell senador Norris, da
Nebraska, Sc entero por los pc
ri6dicos de 10 gastado para di-
vertir a Miss Doherty Y sus a.
migos, coment6: No puedo COM
prender como han tenido cora
ION para hacer ESQ.
La muchacha de Nebraska tu-
vO corazon para tratar de robar.
No quiso pedir limosna para
su hijito que tiene derecho, por
haber nacido, a que la sociedad
lie de trabajo a ella, la ayude a
vivir, a mantener con decoro al
"fruto de sus entranas''.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Padeciendo I'm fuerte alta
que gripal Sc halla ell senior
Ergenio Ruiz.
Por su Residential han pasa-
do en- estos ultimos dias sus
numerosas amistades.
Que muy pronto Sc resta-
blezca son nuestros deseos.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
CARTA CABLEGRAFyCA DE SPANAs

Madrid, Ems Con Ell r.
despach6 ell hesidente del con-
sejo de ministries, Oral. Beren-
guer.
Muy poca importancia Sc con-
cede a los disturbios de anteayer
en- Ell cual tomaron parte estu-
diantes y obreros.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
s @ CIA L E 5
ce pocos meses.

Miguel Noises, Ear Herman
dez, Manuel Hevia, Eddie Cas-
tro, Gabriel Garcia, Mariana
Fernandez, Manuel Huerta y
Martin CaizzO.
Para Berta Y Armando ven
turas infinitas.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Habana, Enero 6.-Durante
ell dia de aver la policia secreta
,arrest6 a Varios estudiantes
EXiste la creencia de que los
estudiantes estan preparando
una revolution en- contra del 60
bierno.
Todos los detenidos fueron
encerrados en- ell Principe.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
HUNGAS

ATenemos la seguridad de que.
las elecciones del Circulo Gu
" 10, senaladas para ell dia PSI
nfara la candidatura en- que
kran Pope y Manuel. -
socios del Ctsdo quie-
i eAevos homFtes y nuevos
pI MNz GientosSy a la bora de
selma, la iran con los hon.
brsSes feaaero 3
Hlenos so< los ciudadan
de ndmero l, pero nosSfos
pref rimos a Pope. Manuel y le
otros.
iY para ellos yamos Tecabar
ell apoyo de GerardoT
La gaceta., 1931-01-06
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Enero 6.-Varios ne
tardos estallaron aver en- dife.
rentes lugares de la ciudad.
La gaceta., 1931-01-06

Monl de AlifornA
Dani de dana nbre fl
dete da ana mujefW amos
la cual Sc acuSa de haber trata.
do de robar un banco.
Yo necesitaba alimentar a mi
hijo, de 10 mes io la mujer
y me presente Uco a ext!
CIR cue Sc me enN NneE
No quiso pedir LIMOS
fari6 robar.
Ona mujer moderna&Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
OBLIGATORY SERVICES
ENDED BY ST. PAUL'S
Sacrament Of Lords Supper Closes
Weeks Program Making
New Church.

The final service OF the dedicatory
program at the new st. Pauls Lutheran
Church, Connecticut avenue and Ever
EFT street, was held yesterday, bringing
to a close a week of special services
which began with the formal dedication
a week ago yesterday.
Yesterdays service included the cele-
bration of the sacrament of the Lords
supper The pastor, Dr. Henry w. Sny-
der. officiated, assisted by DR.. Gould
Mickey. executive secretary of the
Lutheran Board of Education. One
child was baptized. There was no SER
mon, the exercises being confined to the
celebration of the sacrament.
Last night the Lutheran League and
the Christian Endeavor Society meet
ings were held -',7e league was adj
dressed by Miss = aGoes DySingcr
superintendent of { Lutheran Inner
Mission Society for ne DISTRICT of Co.
lumbia, whose subject was Our OPP
portunity With the Immigrant" Miss
Myrtle Sundell led the Endeavor group
in discussion of the topic, Broadening
Our Horizon"
The week of dedication services
marked the close of Sunday evening
church services and Thursday night
prayer services for the Summer, Dr.
Snyder announced. The Christian En-
deavor Society will continue its Sunday
evening meetings.
Tomorrow night the Mems Club of
the church will meet with members OF
the Boy Scout troop of the the parish
as its guests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
NEWS" TO AIMEE.
Evangelist Says She Knew Nothing of
Her Mothers Wedding.

LOS ANGELES. June 30 CP).-The
marriage Of Mrs Minnie Ma" Kennedy
to the Rev. G. L. Hudson of New York
at Longyiow. Wash. was news" to her
daughter, Aimee Semple Mcpherson.
i never heard of the Rev. Mr..
Hudson, but I wish them we'll" the
Angelus Temple leader said through
her business manager, F. e. Winters.
Winters added that the bride had not
visited the temple since before Mrs.
Mcpherson returned last month from
trip around the world.
Beyond the exchange of flowers and
we'll wishes, the association of the
mother and daughter has been limited
since last August. The mother at that
time had a plastic surgeon treat her
nose. Mrs. Mcpherson suffered a
nervous breakdown and made two sea
voyages, on both of which she tried
unsuccessfully to travel incognito.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
A|MEE'S MOTHER
IS HONEYMOON|NG
Former Mrs. Kennedy Tours
Northwest After Secret
Wedding.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONGVIEW. Wash, June 29.-Mrs
G. E. Hudson, the evangelist mother OF
Aimee Semple Mcpherson, was honey
incoming today somewhere in the Pa
ciflc Northwest after a secret marriage
at midnight Saturday on the banks OF
Lake Sacajawea, in the heart of Long
view.
Eludes Newspaper Men.
The former Mrs. Minnie Kennedy was
married in a ceremony advanced from
pm. yesterday because newspaper men
had found out her plans. Attempts to
locate her and ner newly acquired huS-
band were unsuccessful last night.
In a simple double-ring ceremony
with Mrs. Kennedy promising Ito love
honor and serve" the marriage was
performed by Rev. j. G.. Gay. Mrs
Gay. their young son. Ralph Gay, who
was best man, and Mrs. Beatrice Oliver
former editor of the Angelus Temple
Crusader, attended.
Will Cont nae Work.
The minister said he understood
Hudson planned to help his bride in
her evangelistic work. Hudson was de-
scribed by Gay as an "amiable, atfable
gentleman" about so years old. He
gave his home Non the marriage license
as New York City.
She seemed very happy" DR.. Gray
said of the bride. she made a very
pretty picture in the moonlight with
the lakeside shrubbery as back
ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
VETERANS ARE GUESTS
ON POTOMAC CRUISE
1900 Hospital Inmates Aboard
City of Washington This
Afternoon.

Veterans from Walter Reed, Mount
Alto and United States Naval Hospitals
and from Soldiers Home are guests Of
the Wilson Line this afternoon on a
three-hour cruise aboard the steamer
City of Washington. About 1900 vet
Grams are taking the cruise, which was
arranged by DR.. B. c. MacNeil, depart
rlent commander, American Legion, as
sisted by Miss Marjorie Woodsel of the
Jane A. Delano Post of the Legion.
Entertainment along the route was to
be provided by several professional en-
tertainers and the Marine and Navy
Band orchestras. The steamer left her
dock here at about l o'clock.
Attendants from the various hospitals
went with the veterans and every Amer
lean Legion post in the District was
represented as we'll.
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WASHINGTON D. c. MONDAY JUNE % 1881

to the Secretary Of State will be trans
ferred to the civil service retired list
tomorrow at the age of "a, after So
years service for the Government. Born
in Germany June 10, 1857, he came to
the United States and was naturalized
IN 1878. In the following year he en-
listed in the Army. He was honorably
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29

discharged in 1891 and appointed to a
clerkship in the United States Patent
Office. In January, 1901, he was
transferred to the Department of State,
and has been attached to the historical
section since 1925. He has received two
service extensions since he reached
the regular retirement age of 70 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29

20 to September will get to see in
flight the Akron, worlds largest dirigi-
BILE, If test flights the Navy is to give
it are completed.
This was announced by air race off,
Gals on receipt of letter from David
S. ingalls,, Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, in charge Of aeronautics, who
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Couple to Wed in D. G.

BLADENSBURG. Md. June 30 (Spe-
ciaD Miss Evelyn Louise Wolfe and
John Meushaw, both of Bladensburg,
will be married Saturday evening in
Washington. They will make their
home at GA L street northeast, Wash
ingtcn. The bride recently was given
a shower by her sister, Mrs. John
Pickett, and Mrs. Harry Lehman.
Ice hockey was so popular in Canada
last Winter that $4,000 hockey sticks
were manufactured during the season.
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said that "a Navy planes and IL from
the Marine Corps will be on the race
program.
christened August 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29

Dundalk, Irish Free State, has tanncd
all racing on Catholic holidays.
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U. S. WORKER RETIRES

George H. Schultze Leaves Service
Tomorrow After So Years.
George H. Schultze Of the research
section Of the Office of historical adviser
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GIANT ATKINSON ALoFT

Dirigible May at Cleveland in
Time pAir Races.
CLEvELANufune 20 R.-visitors
to the nationgAir races here August
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
CHILD LABOR IS
R0UNDLY FLAYED
BY FEDERATION

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug. Ia.
U.P)-The American Federation Of
Labor has renewed its fight to pro-
hibit child labor, "indefensible"
during prosperity and approx
mating a moral crime" at a time
when millions of men are out Of
work.
William Green, president of the
federation, made public a resolu-
ton adopted by the executive coun-
Gil expressing the intention Of the
labor organization to press for en-
actment of law prohibiting child
labor. and securing its adoption as
the goth amendment to the consti-
tuition.
Child labor is wrong both from
a moral and industrial point of
view" the resolution said. 1T is in
defensible during prosperous per-
iods and it approximates a mora
crime during periods Of industrial
depression.
at is the purpose of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor to press
upon state legislatures which have
not already taken action. to adopt
the child labor amendment to the
Constitution of the United States.
1T seems most contradictory that
children should be employed when
millions of men and women are
forced into idleness because of un-
employment"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
Woman Dies OF
Rare Sickness

CHICAGO, Aug. IA. U.P)-The
body of another prominent woman
victim of a strange and rare disease
which destroys white corpuscles in
the blood, was brought back today
to Chicago.
The latest victim the seventh
recorded by medical science) was
Mrs. Lille Caldwell, wife of Wallace
Caldwell, a member of the Chicago
school board She died at Grand
Rapids, Mich. Numerous blood
transfusions had been made during
the last week in an effort to save
her.
The disease which caused her
death is known as agranuloctosis.
Last March it caused the death of
Mrs. A. r. Hatton, wife of a north
western university professor.
In an extraordinary effort to save
Mrs. Caldwell, a quantity of a rare
drug, adenine sulphate, was taken
to Grand Rapids by airplane. When
the drug failed to improve her con-
dition, suggestions were telephoned
by some of the highest medical
authorities in the world, but all
proved futile.
Mrs. Caldwell was 81 years old.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
REFERENDUM ON
REDISTRICTINC
FAILS to- CARRY

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. IA, U.R)
Failure of the proposed referen-
dunn to block reapportionment OF
legislative and congressional dis
tricts appeared certain here today.
The only nope for the referendum
rested with some possibly technical
loophole whereby sufficient names
could be placed Oh record with Sec
retary of State Frank c. Jordan.
Late last night both proposals
were approximately 1000 signatures
short of the necessary 69,257 re-
quired to qualify the referendum.
Failure of the referendum means
that the reapportionment measures
became effective today to give
Southern California the balance OF
power both in the congressional
delegation and in the lower house
of the state legislature.
While it appears no election will
be necessary on this question. Gov
ernor Rolph indicated yesterday he
probably would call special elec-
ton on the referendum against the
Sharkey Oil conservation measure
which sets a regulatory commission
of five to curtail oil production.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
REBELS DEMAND
RESIGNATION OF
CUBAN PRESIDENT

HAVANA, Aug. IA. W.n) - Rebel
headquarters reported today that
General Mario Menocal. believed in
Pinar Del Rio province, has sent an
ultimaturn to President Gerardo
Machado. demanding his resigna-
ton in ~ hours.
If he fails to resign, the ulti-
matum said, he must suffer the
consequences"
The president remained today at
Santa Clara, where he has estab-
lished headquarters in the provin-
cial palace, and was understood to
have been working on a peaceful
settlement with the rebels.
HAVANA, Aug. 13. W.P)-Efforts
by President Gerardo Machado to
pacity revolutionists who threaten
his regime appeared today to have
met with no success, as resumption
of skirmishes was reported
The truce declared yesterday
afternoon came to an end at 6
o'clock last night.
Havana was filled with rumorS
concerning the president today,
some saying that he desired to take
personal charge of federal forces in
the field.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
Folsom Arsenal
Remains Mystery

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. IA. (U.P
Working on a score OF secret
"angles" state officials today had
reported little progress in their in
vestigation of the miniature arsenal
found in Folsom prison last Tues
day.
The discovery of three automatic
pistols and sc rounds Of ammuni-
ton in a keg Of nails in the prison
yard prompted Warden Court
Smith to comb the entire prison for
additional firearms. None was re-
ported found.
Warden Smith was returning here
from Los Angeles today after a hur-
ried trip with Harry Hickok OF the
state bureau of criminal identifi-
cation. but no information was
available concerning the success OF
the journey from the standpoint OF
discovering the ownership of the
guns.
Clarence Morrill,, chief Of the
identification bureau, also is at
tempting to trace the manner in
which the guns entered the prison
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
VALLEY MAY BE
REPRESENTED AT
SALT LAKE MEET

Representation for Imperial VAL
ley at the cattle conference in Salt
Lake next Monday is being consid-
cred by the county supervisors, the
Press was advised today.
The conference is called for the
purpose of discussing feed condi-
tions among cattlemen and the su-
pervisors are reported as believing
this is an opportune time to make
them acquainted with feed condi-
tons existing here.
Due to dry conditions on much OF
the Rocky mountain range country
there is a great scarcity OF feed for
cattle. River bottom lands, ordi-
narily used to carry cattle through
the winter, have had to be used
tor summer feeding purposes and a
serious shortage OF winter feed is
facing the cattlemen.
Several experienced valley cattle
men have been suggested to the
supervisors and are reported to be
under consideration.
The large amount of hay in stor-
age here and adequate feeling
grounds for large number of cat
tie, would enable the valley to do
much toward relieving the northern
shortage, it is pointed out.
Decision on a representative is
expected to be reached today for
tomorrow SO that whoever is dele
gated may reach Salt Lake City in
time for the conference.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
SOLDIERS DARE
DEATH TO SAVE
INNOCENT LIVES

HONGKONG. Aug. IA. U.P)-
Heroism G. troops. who went into
under ground chambers where
shells were stored, beneath the site
where 10 tons of gunpowder had
Just exploded, was believed today
to have kept to 26 the toll of a
disaster at the Macao munition
dump.
Several Portuguese officers were
killed in the explosion.
Sergeant Major Vidal was killed
while he slept. A huge boulder
crashed through the room OF his
home. smashing his bed to bits
His wife and son both were injured.
Five children, the caretaker and
his wife at Flora palace, which re-
Gently has been used as kinder
garden, we're killed when the palace
was utterly demolished.
When the possibility was seen OF
further explosions from the live
shells which had been placed in
subterranean chambers, volunteers
went below ground and carried out
the missiles.