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Milford chronicle., 1934-06-29

Mrs. Miriam Dukes returned from
st. JOseph's Hospital, Philadelphia
on Saturday and is now with hel
little daughter, Betty Jeane and hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Lynch
I'm the Mrs. Bessie Williams cottage
at Bethany Beach for the summer
We are very sorry Mrs. Dukes is not
very much better and it is necessary
to have her hospital nurse with her
for awhile.
Miss Virginia Tingle is spending
some time with relatives in Will
mlngton.
Mrs. Madeline Watson Whaley re-
turned home on Tuesday night after
having attended the commencement
exercises at Smith College in North
ampton. Mass.
W. b. DerricksOn, Jr., of Newark,
Del, was recent visitor with his
parents and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
B. Derrickson. Sr., and daughter
Frances.
Mrs. Bessie Long Hudson OF Hunt
ingdOn, Pa, is visiting her parents
and brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Furman
b. Long and Asher Lee at their home
near town.
Mrs. Urta Law and little son DON
aid were called to Norfolk, Va, on
Saturday to meet their husband and
father, Capt. Harry w. Law of the
tug Mars. to spend awhile with him
before sailing on his next trip. Mrs.
Laws other two sons, James and
William and her father, Mr.. d. J.
Long, returned to their home in
Philadelphia on Monday where Will
liam entered summer school at
Drexel Institute on Tuesday. They
were accompanied home by Mfrs.
Norman Jarvis and little son Nor
man, Jr., who remained with them
for a few days visit.
TWlllght-MOOnlight Excursion
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Layfield Long en-
tertained a party of friends on a
"twilight-mOonlight excursion" at
Ocean City. Md, on Saturday night.
With Captain Crawford Savage "a
brother of Calvin Savage of this
town and his yacht Hilda the party
went out the inlet at $50 O'Clock
and came around on the Atlantic
Ocean, taking in a full view of the
city while they were enjoying the
boat ride. The ocean was very calm
and smooth an dsome of the party
made the remark that the reflection
OF the lights from the sun and moon
both at the same time made a scene
OF many beautiful colors on the
water. Those who made up the
party are very grateful to Mr.. and
Mrs. Long for their hospitality are.
Rev. and Mrs. f. NJ Shockley, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Roland Buell., Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Law. Mrs. Hester Dunn,
Mrs. N. c. Davis, Edward L. BFasure.
0. ]. Stevens, James Baker, Leland
Dunn, John r. Davis, and the Misses
Pauline Birmingham, Cecile Hamb-
Milford chronicle., 1934-06-29

nurse in Wilmington General Hos
pital spending the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Eaton. SNpi
Miss Sara Angstadt has returned
to Atlantic City after spending
few days with her sister, Mrs.
Maude Reynolds.
Mrs. Ray Brown and family with
her mother moved to Harrington
last week.
Miss Avis Dill and Miss Dorothy
Minner have left for Charlottesville,
Va, where they will attend Summer
School at the University of Virgin
ia.
Kenneth East has returned to his
studies at Temple University Hos
pital. Philadelphia. He had been
confined to his home for two weeks
with a sprained ankle.
Norman Morrow has returned to
New York after being the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Morrow.
Milford chronicle., 1934-06-29
MAGNOLIA

The annual beach party by the
Sunday school will be held at Bow
ers Beach, Saturday, June 80, from
l to p. M. and the public is invited
to join with them on this occasion.
The bake, under the management
of the .Epworth League will be held
Saturday, June 80, at the Thomas
Draper store in Magnolia at 10 a.
m.
Hazel Taylor and Marjorie Min
ner have registered as students at a
business college in Wilmington, be-
ginning in September.
Miss Wyatt of Greensboro is a
guest of Mrs. Hubert Dill this week.
Mrs. Ford has returned from
Smyrna, where she was a guest OF
Mrs. Anna Paradee.
Mrs. Benz. Hart is a patient Of
the Milford Emergency Hospital.
George knight of Philadelphia
has been visiting relatives the past
weekend in Magnolia.
Misses Hazel and Betty Taylor
are at Ocean Grove, N. j., as guests
of their aunt, Mrs. HOLMAN in her
summer home.
Mrs. Marguerite Johnson is visit
ing in Wilmington this week as the
guest of her grandson. Waiter
Karlslake.
James X. Sapp and daughter at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Maggie
Sapp at KirkwOOd last week.
G. w. Wilcutts and wife enter
tanned guests Sunday from both Mil
ford and Bowers Beach.
Mrs. b. B. White is regaining her
health; several guests paid their
respects last Sunday.
Byron Knight, a student at a bust
ness college, was home with his
mother, Mrs. Kathrine Knight, over
the weekend.
Mrs. r. w. Anderson and daugh-
ter spent part of last week at Holy
oke, Mass.
Miss Marguerite Moore is attend
ing the Summer School at Newark
at the University of Delaware.
c. W. Johnson and wife were Will
mington visitors last week, where
he attended the directors meeting of
the Red Mems Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Stamburser
of York, Pa. have been guests of
James Kerbin and family.
Milford chronicle., 1934-06-29

lin, Ala Baker, Hester Campbell,
Lameta Goodwin, jeanette and Caro-
lyn Buell., while Miss Elizabeth Muir
ray, who accompanied them to Ocean
City was true TO a promise made to
her parents, that she would stay on
shore and enjoy seeing the party
OFF on their trip and spend the re-
mainder of time in reading while she
was waiting for their return.
Milford chronicle., 1934-06-29

Grapes and peaches will soon be
in season, and while the crop will
not be large per acre, yet the quail
ity is expected to be fine.
Nothing doing in the way of a
FOurth-Of-July celebration in Mag
nolia this year.
Milford chronicle., 1934-06-29
FELTON,

The Children's Day exercises
were held in the NJ. f. Church on
Sunday evening. each class cOntri-
buting some feature Of the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Tatman has
returned to Wilmington after being
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
farrell.
Louis Bringhurst, a student in
the Medical School of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, is spending a
few days with his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Bringhurst.
Miss Janice EatoS. student
Milford chronicle., 1934-06-29

the one setting forth the reasons
why your son can't buy a dog.
La gaceta., 1934-11-29
FAD DICE QUE Ell
CLUB TIENE SU PRECIO

Breadon, nov. 28.-Sam Brea-
don, Presidente de los Cardena-
les de San Luis, hizo declara-
clones aver en- ell sentido de que
81 va habia fijado ell precio de
su club y que ah0ra era de Ia
competencia de Lew Wentz, Ell
Millionaire p~etrolero de Oklaho-
ma, ell continUar las gestiones
para la adquisicion 0 abandC-
mar sus proyectos definitiva-
mente. Parece que la llegada de
Breadon a esta poblacion esta
relacionada con la firma de los
hermanos Dean, los lanzadores
estrellas del team, quienes to-
davia no han firmadO ST. con-
trato para la venidera tempo
rada. Como saben nuestros lee
torres Dizzy ha reclamado
$25, 900 por sus servicios Y SO
asegura que Paul exigira Is
mil.
La gaceta., 1934-11-29

BASE BALL EN- LA


Continua desenvolvi6ndose ell
campeonato regional de base
ball con ell exito que de antema-
no tenian descontado sus inte-
ligentes organizadores. Ell Ill
timo encuentro entire ell Amen
dares y ell Habana constituyo
una interesa1te competencia,
que finaliz0 con la anotacion
de 5x4 en- favor del team azul.
Para lograr esa victoria, fue
necesario que ell gran pitcher
Luque sirviera de ''tap6n", evil
tando la carrera que hubiera O.
casionado un empate en- ell no
veno. Por Ell Habana lanzaron
Estrada y y por ell Almendares
y Luque.
Habana &c. Tn. 2e.
Almendares SC. Oh. 2e.
La gaceta., 1934-11-29
CON LOS GUANTES

Ell ambiente boxistico de la
ciudad de la Habana Sc va ami
mando con la llegada del invier
no Y con la decision de "Pincho
Gutierrez y de Luisito Parga de
ofrecer a la afici6n buenos pro-
gramas en los que figuran pu-
gilistas de primera fuerza. va
Sc han convencido los promote
res locales de que ofreciend9
buenos programs es como Sc
logra ganarse la confianza del
publico y despertar ell interes
de los buenos aficionadoS. La
presentation de Mariana Ari-
LA, ell notable peso pluma espa-
mol, fue un doble exito, artist
co y econ6mico, y ahora Sc a
nuncia la reaparici6n de Fillo.
Echeverria, uno de los boxers
hispanos de mas colorido, con-
ira ell americana frankie Wall
ace.
Otra de las atracciones pr6xi-
mas sera ell encuentro entire Joe
Coego contra Sixtico Morales,
combate en- ell que Sc discutira
la possession de la faja de los pc
sos ligeros.
Aramis del Pine Y Manolo
Brana preparan un match en-
tire ell notable boxeador local
Young Herrera y un contrario
extranjero cuyo nombre no ha
sIdo divulgado todavia, pero
que con seguridad sera selec-
cionado entire los de primera
categoria.
La gaceta., 1934-11-29

sentados, estaba envuelto en- la
obscuridad, a causa de Ia gran
distancia que les separaba de
los faroles mas pr6ximos, cuya
amarillenta Y escasa luz. ape
mas iluminaba corto radio de
terreno.
FL esposo de Soledad, que
mientras seguia a SUI descono-
cida e hipotetica Providencia,
h bia sentido despertarse su Gu
riosidad acerca de 10 que irian
hablando aquellos dos hombres
de figura Y porte tan distintos,
acerc6se al banco en- que Sc ha-
llaban, dando un gran rodeo
para no ser vistO.
En- la soledad y Ell silencio
que reinaban en- aquel punto, la
voz del j6ven que iba pensando
La gaceta., 1934-11-29

%padecerse de un infeliz que no
tiene que conner. 81 es necesa-
rio, agregaremos alguna otra
deSgracia... Lo que es por men,
tir no quedara.
Y sonando con que aquel tran
seunte fuese su Providencia, 81.
quiera aquella noche, continue
s%iguiendole.
All llegar a la Castellana, ell
jorobado y ell j6ven, sentaronse
en- IN bancO.
-Pues 81 rompe a Hover, nos
vamoS a lucir,-pens6 Gustavo.
-Ellos menos NAL, que pueden
tOmar un coche en- la parada
mas pr6Xima.
Los dos desconocidos CONVEX
saron animadamente.
FL sitio en- que Sc hallaban
La gaceta., 1934-11-29
barge, va pensando en- la muer-

barge, va %pensando en- la muer-
te.
Y echando a andar tras ell jo-
robeta y eli j6ven, inconsciente-
mente, agreg6 con ironia.
-Esta visto que 70 soy un
modelo de c~onformidad, pues-
to que aun no me he tirado por
ell Viaducto a falta de otro me-
'dio mas c6modo para borrarme
de la lista de los vivos.
C0nforme iba andando, Gus
tavo, con esa viveza de imagi-
naci6n que da la neceSidad de
buscar recursos a TODD trance,
form6 un sencillo plan:
I'm hombre que va pensan-
do en- la muerte, sin duda por-
que lie ocurren grandes desgra-
cias, no puede menos que COM
La gaceta., 1934-11-29

grama del viernes aparecera ell
gallego Dominguez contra Le-
yer, otro de los luchadores que
tambien gusta de boxear y pa
tear en- ell curse de sus comba-
ties. Veremos 81 con el espanol
Sc atreve a poner en- practica
esos procedimientos.
/ COmpletan ell prOgrama los
encuentros entire Louis Lache-
ne y Babe Caddock y Rudy
'Strongberg y Sid Westerich.
La gaceta., 1934-11-29
B0XEO

Para manana por la noche Sc
9nuncia en- la vecina ciudad de
Sarasota una fiesta de boxeo
en- la que tomaran parte Cliff
Greenwood, pugilista local, con
ira Jimmy Gardner de New
York, en- ell encuentro estelar
de la noche. En- otros "bouts"
figuran Ricardo Hernandez, de
contra Don Cherry, de
Orlando; O. D. Miller contra
Red Garvin y ell conocido boxer
tampeno Paul Pitisci contra
Claude Price.
La gaceta., 1934-11-29
AIR1LLA LIE GANO A CAS-
TILLO

Mariana Arilla, ell notable
boxer espanol en- la division de
los pesos plumas, que lego a la
Habana precedido de una So
Ida reputation, lie gan6 una a.
pretada decision a Gilberto Gas
tillo, ell campe6n nacional de
esa categoria, en- ell combate de
fondo de la velada boxistica &C.
lebrada en- ell estadio Cerveza
CRYSTAL. Arilla, aunque no pue-
da calificarse como un "pega-
dor fuerte', utiliza su izquier-
da con extraordinaria eficacia
y sobre TODD es un pugilista que
Sc crece al castigo y riposta con
coraje cada vez que Sc We en- eel
hoyo". En- su pelea con Castillo
do amplias muestras de su ca
pacidad, pues desde ell cuarto
round" tenfa una tremenda
merida sobre ell ojo izquierdo
que lie sangraba profusamente
y a pesar de esa desventaja for
10 ell paso de la pelea hasta To-
grar la decision de los jueces.
En- los otros numeros del in
t~eresante programa figuraron
varios gladiadores habaneros
que ofrecieron una serie de in
teresantes eMhibiciones.
La gaceta., 1934-11-29
CAIN CONTRA SOM
BREROS Ell SABADO


Despu6s del encuentro de
hoy entire los espartanos de la
Universidad de Tampa Y los
maestros de Alabama, solo que
da IN juego digno de la ateR-
ci6n de los fanaticos del esta-
do, la batalla entire los Caima-.
mes de la Universidad de la Flo
rida y los muchachos de Stet-
son. Ell referido encuentro ten
dra lugar en- los terrenos de Gal
nesville ell sabado por la tarde.
La gaceta., 1934-11-29

cia, va que no lie quedaba otrG
remedio.
Ell jorob9do y Su companero,
caminaban lentamente.
Gustavo oy6 que ell j6ven de-
cia con triste y melanc6lica
voz:
-iNo me queda otro recurso
que la muerte!
Estas palabras, hicieron que
ell esposo de Soledad sc fijase
en- quien las acababa de pronun
ciar.
-iDiablo!-exclam6, dete-
niendose Y mirandole escrutado
ramente.-He ahi un individuo
lleno de juventud, bien trajea-
do, con sortiiaS de brilIanteS
y cadena de orc que denuncia
un magnifico reloi, y, sin en-
La gaceta., 1934-11-29

en- Ia muerte, lego clara y dis
tlhta h2sta Gustavo.
-Desenganese listed, queri-
DO tio'-decia ell melanc6lico 10
Ven;-mi situaci6n es de las
que no tienen remedio alguno.
DeSpues de haber luchado tan
los amos para lograr una fortu-
ha' no me quedan fuerzas nj va
Tor para volver nuevamente a
Ia conquista del orc.
-Pero, hombre, vaya una
mai1 %ocurrencia la de, tenien-
do ganado un bonito capital,
meterte en- mas negociaciones
nj jugadas de bolsa.
-iQue quiere listed! Ell d.
nero tiene un attractive sobre-
natural; cuant9 mas Sc tiene
mas Sc ambiciona tener. Els una
La gaceta., 1934-11-29

HOY Sc BATEN EN- TROY
LOS ~"ESPARTANOS" Y LOS
MAESTROS

Como habiamos venido anun
ciando, esta tarde en- los terre-
nos de Troy, Alabama. tendra
lugar ell anunciado encuentro
entire ell once de la UNIVERSE
dad de Tampa y ell equipo in
tegrado por los maestros del
estado de Alabama.
FL coach Nash Higgins ha ex-
presado su esperanto de que
los "espartanos" triunfen en- ell
encuentro de hoy, fundandose
en- ell hecho de que su team"
tiene una ventaja de IL libras
en- ell frente y de 6 en- ell back
field"
Los muchachos de la Univer-
sidad local, aunque no tienen
ell mismo record de victorias
que sus oponentes, lie han CANA
do a mejores equipos y con mas
/ sustanciosas anotaciones.
A mas de ESQ como los "es-
partanos' podran usar en- ell en-
cuentro a sus "cuatro inelegi-
bles," segun acuerdos previos,
ell refuerzo que clio significa
para ell team" garantiza la
victoria.
La gaceta., 1934-11-29
LUCHAS
SAVAGE FUE MULTADO
EN- 25 PESOS

Aver Sc reuni6 la Comisi6n
de luchas y boxeo de Benjamin
Field para conocer de la denun-
cia presentada por ell juez que
preside ell encuentro entire Bob
Savage y Dick Stahl, la semana
pasada, en- cuya OCCASION, como
saben n~uestros lectores, Sc pro-
dujo un formidable escanda!O
por haber golpeado furiosamen
te Savage a su oponente V al
arbitro, que Sc vic precisado a
in~terVenir. Los comisionados
impusieron una multa de $25 al
culpable, apercibiendole de ex-
pulsi6n en- ell case de reinciden
ella.
Ell promoter Downing, que
no esta muy contento con la rel
terada indisciplina del SALIVA
ge", 10 ha firmado con ell pro
fesor CAP Maynard, jefe de la
tribu de "tacticas sucias', y
hombre observation-disclosures
fuerte, para que lie de una seve-
ra lection al montanes barbu-
do. Los fanaticos esperan que
ell arbitro sc haga ode la vista
gorda" en- este case para darse
ell gusto de presenciar la sobe-
rama "pateadura" que ell profe-
scr ha prometido darle al $50
del ring. En- csc mismo pro-
La gaceta., 1934-11-29
La Gaceta Folletin No. 81
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

10 tanto, los mas faciles de ex-
plotar.
En- cuanto a los amigos. Gus
tavo no los tenia.
De su vida pasada, no supo @
no quiso conservar amistades,
Y, por 10 tanto, no pudo en- MIN
guna OCCASION emplear contra
ellos ell sistema va viejo del Sd-
bldzO.
Cuando alguna vez encontra-
ba a algun conocido, dirigiase
hacia el con la esperanto de con
seguir algo; pero era indtil.
La gaceta., 1934-11-29
AlgunOs hasta confesaron,

AlgunOs hasta confesaron,
bien fuese verdad, 0 bien men,
tira, que no lie recordaban.
Realmente, la miseria pro-
pia, haSta quita la memoria a
los demas.
En- cambio, la riqueza, tiene
la virtud de despertarla, y de
aqui 10 muy asediados que Sc
ven por TODD genera de pedi-
guenos ~ desgraciados, los que
ocupan una posicion elevada.
La gaceta., 1934-11-29

Pasaban ell j6ven desconocido
y ell jorobado por delante del es-
poso de Soledad, cuando este
Sc puso en- pie, dispuesto a vol
yer a su casa tras larga ausen-
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-18

conveniently crowded at present in
the court house is to be erected as
part of the building program spon-
sored by the federal government in
California which has set aside
s24,0O0,000 for that purpose. When
completed it will house the SERA
offices and when that organization
is finally disbanded will be turned
over to the city and counE for
their future use.
Plans arc already under way for
this building and as it is to be sit
uated on property owned jointly
by the city and the county, both
the council and board of SuperviS-
orS will have hand in its con-
struction and also its upkeep and
also the upkeep of the grounds.
Dorsey Whitelaw, city attorney,
was instructed by the board to re-
quest the state railroad commission
to grant a further extension of time
on the construction of the State
street crossing as existing condi-
tionS make any action in this mat
ter by the city completely out of
the question.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-18
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, Oct. Is. UP) - A
rally on the stock exchange toward
the close today left the list frac-
tions to more than points above
yesterdays S close. Volume was light.
The list lacked impressive lead
erShip. The most active issue was
Gillette Safety Razor company
which rose a point to equal its
high for 1884 at 1871. The COM
pany is bringing out a new razor, a
factor in the rally which also was
aided by reports earnings for the
September quarter would cross the
"a cents a share earned in the
previous quarter.
Wilson A, second in volume, rose
more than 2 points. Its preferred
was at SS up points and a new
high for the year. Armour prefer
red new reached 81 up 81, new
high.
Several other issues made new
1884 tops. Coca Cola and Liggett
& Myers B equalled their highs at
142 up l and 1901 up IS respect
lively.
U. S. Steel touched 327s and came
back to 334 up q point, while
Bethlehem recovered a 81 point loss.
American Telephone rose a small
amount while Western Union was
up more than 3 point. American
Can, Case, the motor shares and
mercantile issues made small gains.
Gold mining issues met some
selling on further talk of a govern
ment swing to the right. Dome at
its low was off more than a point.
Oil shares sagged on further gas
oline reductions but rallied from
the lows. Rails were steady
Sales today approXimated 100000
shares, the same as yesterday.
Curb sales were 161, shares against
10000 shares yesterday.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
averages showed industrial 1884 up
0.04. railroad 1928 off 029, utility
1888 off OH.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-18
HEAVY STORM BRINGS DRENCHING
TO LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY

Point Fermin. the fishing boat Dor
othy II was towed from the break
water at San Pedro and a motor
boat was pulled from the surf at
Huntington Beach.
Walls of water from three to
five feet deep rolled out of Rickens,
Hall and Briggs canyons in the
Montrose-La Crescenta district,
where a flood last New Year s day
took several score of lives.
Between rs and 80 homes were
damaged, streets and highways
were covered with a foot-deep coat
ing of mud and rocks, and hun
dreds of residents fled to high
ground for safety.
Playmates reported they saw
Donald Butterworth, 8, fall into a
raging storm drain. Police listed
him as missing and probably dead.
Little Girl Rescued
A dozen rescueS were reported.
Jennie Roasio, 8-year old daughter
of George Roasio, groceryman, was
rescued by Christian christensen,
flood control district worker. after
she had been swept a quarter of a
mile from her home by the flood
waters. Meanwhile the little girls
mother and two older sisters were
carried two blocks in a wall of wa
ter before Mrs. Roasio caught hold
OF a tree and the group was rescued.
More than 100 persons were
homeless. Fifty-five of these refu-
gees were sheltered in the commun-
ity center at Sparr Heights.
More than 500 residents fled their
homes in the North State Street
section of Long Beach, where wa
ters rose after downpour of 450
inches had deluged the city. More
than 100 homes were flooded.
Yesterday afternoon nearly an
inch of rain fell in downtown Los
Angeles during a 35-minute period,
causing floods which disrupted af-
ternoon traffic, stalled automobiles
and turned the streets into surging
rivers.
Two traffic deaths were attribu-
ted indirectly to the storm.
The storms rainfall brought the
season total in Los Angeles to 224
inches, compared with .01 inch on
the same date last year and a nor
NAL of SO inch.
The heaviest rainfall was reported
on Mount Wilson, where 500 inches
fell during the storm.
Cloudbursts in the Cajon Pass
caused rock slide $50 feet long
and five to eight feet deep over the
national Old Trails highway. Eff
forts to clear it Immediately having
failed, highway workers today con-
Structed plank detour.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-18
COUNCIL HAS
DISCUSSION On
NEW BUILDING

Site Of the city hall which is to
be built for e Centro from SERA
funds was again brought up for
discussion before the city council
at its regular meeting last night.
Jed Davis presented a petition to
the council which protested against
the proposal to locate this building
on property across from the court
house, the main contention of the
signers being that this location was
too far removed from the center of
the city IS business district and
would cause inconvenience to per
sons transacting business at the
city hall. A more central location
down town was suggested in the pc
tition. The council heard the ar
gaments proposed but took no ac-
ton in the matter Of changing the
site
A. II. Keller, appearing as a
member Of the city library board.
made a request 10 The council that
quarters for the library. at present
seriously handicapped by lack of
adequate space, be considered in
the new building.
This building which will house
both the city offices and also sew
eral county offices which are in
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-18

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 18. (U.P) -
Clearing skies with occasional dash
es of rain today promised relief
from torrential downpours and
floods which swept through South
ern California during the last "a
hours. accompanied by earthquakes,
water spout and a miniature tor
nado.
A ship was sunk at Huntington
Beach. homes in the foothill dis
trict were damaged, automobiles
wrecked and nine-year old boy was
believed to have been swept to his
death in the swirling torrent rush
ing seaward through storm drain.
The second earthquake in two
days rocked Long Beach at 2:08 a.
M. previously a temblor was felt
over the Los Angeles area at 1:39 a.
m. Wednesday, apparently center
ing in the Long Beach and harbor
district. Neither did any damage,
though residents were awakened
and dishes ratified.
The tornado whirled through the
section of Inglewood at 3
o. m. yesterday, breaking plate glass
windows in four business houses,
off awnings and tearing
the roofs from several gasoline ser
vice stations.
A huge waterspout appeared off
the harbor yesterday and disap-
peared on the coast at Huntington
Beach.
Preliminary reports indicated
that the damage from the storm
would reach 100000.
Giant swells pounded the coast
line. An unfinished two-Story
house was washed into the break
ers at West Newport, and at Hunt
ington Beach the 165-foot fishing
barge of c. K. Morrison, which had
been out of use for several weeks,
sank.
The coast guard pulled small
fishing boat out of the breakers at