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La gaceta., 1935-08-15
LIGA NACIONAL

Los, Dodgers vencieron dos
wees a los Cubs, pegando AL
fonSo Lopez I'm hit en- cuatro
wees al bate, La derrota hizo
que Ell Chicago Sc "ahondara''
en- ell tercer puesto.
Chicago SC, Oh, lie; Brooklyn
&c, l6h, 4e.
Chicago &c, 8h, De; Brooklyn
&c, Oh, lie,
Los Gigantes vencieron a los
Cardenales en- ell primero, mas
.fueron derrotado en- ell segundo
La gaceta., 1935-08-15
La Gaceta Folletin NO. loo
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN
III

Las palabras de la loca eran
una mezcla extrana de cordura
V demencia.
A wees parecia que estuvie-
Sc en- ell pleno dominic de la ra-
ION V otras wees la locura ha-
blaba por sus labioS.
Luis Sc repuso I'm tanto, "
suavemente, timidamente, hizo
alderman de rechazar a Soledad.
Esta Sc irgui6 entonces, lie
La gaceta., 1935-08-15
APLAZADA LA PELEA MIL.
LER-BEPNARD

Cincinnati. Agosto 49, La
lluvia hizo aplazar anOche la pc
lea entire Freddie Miller, cam
pe6n mundial del peso de pluma
y Roger Bernard, de Flint, Es-
tado de Michigan.
Miller es ell favcrito de los a.
lpostadores y del pdblico.
La gaceta., 1935-08-15
FADLECIO I'm HOMBRE DE
l09 AMOS

Madrid, agosto 15.-Dej6 de
.existir en- Ia parroquia de Cos
tros, cerca de Ell Ferrol, ell cam
pesino Salvador Otero Costa,
Ique tenia 100 amos de edad.
Deja varios hijos, uno de ellos
de 80 amos. que todavia Sc dedi-
ca a las faenas del campo.
La gaceta., 1935-08-15
DEPORTES
CON LOS CUANTES

Batalino, I'm p1gil muy como
cido en- Espana, no pudo resis-
tir los ataques de Martinez de
Arag6n y Sc march6 del cuadri
latero antes de que se termina-
Sc la pelea. La victoria Sc lie con
cedio a Martinez por nocaut tee
nico. En- ell mismo programa, ell
moro Ali venci6 por puntos al
catalan Arias.
La gaceta., 1935-08-15

Chino? A1ui estan y su direc-
tor afirma, mUy sacramento, q,
las hara respetar: Que el Alva-
.rez, Sc qucdara en- su esquina y
.probaolemente en- Su aSiento.
|hasta que Ia campana suene
que permitira a Quintero mi
.ciar la pelea va en- ell centro del
ring" o a dos pasos de la es-
de Alvarez, 81 asl 10 de-
sea; que peleara finamente des-
de el principle hasta ell fin; que
!permitira . los padres, hernia :
nos, tics Y parientes del DR.;
Myers y Quintero servir CONS
jueces y arbitros; que volvera a
"acostar" a Quintero, en- ell pri
|mer asalto, por segunda vez".
como eSaS ipf0meSaS cOnStltu
yen una burla para Ell publico,
.otra burla, nos parece que 10
mejor sera que cada cual Sc que
de en- su casa hasta que Ell "arre
pentimiento' sea sincere y res
!EetUcso, nc de ''pujos".
Alvarez debe una satisfaction
a los "fieles" y la burla no es Ell
mejor canine para darla.
Ademas, va sabemos que Ma
no es un p1gil superior a 81 y
que 81 la pelea es legal y ell hu-
racan no tiene Nlinea amarilla",
ell Chino saldra con las manos
en- la cabeza y cantando una
rumba.
La gaceta., 1935-08-15

La Association Nacional de
Boxeo no reconoce a Marcel
Thil como campe6n del peso me
do y tiene el tupe de poner en-
ell primer lugar a Teddy va
rocz. Tampoco lie roconoce ell IT,
tulo del peso bantam al valen-
ciano Sangchili, vencedor de AL
Brown. Sixto EscCbar reclama
para 81 esta corona, en- los Es-
tados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-15
LIGA AMERICANA

Foxx bate6 dos "jo@rones"
ayudando a la mayoria de 10.
Browns.
Filadefia &c, 12h, Re; Sd
Luis &c, Oh, &c.
Los Indies atacaron en- ell no,
veno y derrotaron a los Yam
KEGS.
New YoG &c, 10h, Be; Cleve-
land 7c, 8h, lie.
Hicieron les TigreS Is carre.
raS para veneer a los Senado.
res, con II hits.
Washington &c, 1Oh, 2e; De
troi l8c, 17h, De.
Boston 7c. loh. lie; Chicag,
1c, Tn, lie.
La gaceta., 1935-08-15

'S, .se interesara ell p9Ap por
ver,o en- accion frenS Ma
nuel, despues del espectaculo del
|rasado viernes?
va es cosa sabida que Mano
lie surera en- peso, agilidad, des-
treza, etc.
La esperanto de Chino, aal-
ia de I'm golpe Illegal, desHnsa-
jra en- "un golpe de suerte', Quin
Itero Sc halla obligado a prote-
Igerse Ia mandibula; pero no a
ImOntar la bicicleta.
La gaceta., 1935-08-15

Sc anuncia un encuentro en-
Lou Ambers y ell italiano Clet5
Locatelli. Al vencedor Sc lie bus
cara un match con ell campe6n
Tony Canzoneri, que Sc dice ha
entrado en- la decadencia.
La gaceta., 1935-08-15

Jorge Sc precipit6 sobre ella,
la levant6 del suelo, Y, llevan-
.dola en- sus brazos, sali6 presu-
roso, diciendo:
La crisis ha sido tan vio-
lenta como yo deseaba, We're
mos ell resultado,
La gaceta., 1935-08-15
V

Solos otra veg Luis Y ell an
.ciano, ell primero parecio repo-
nerse un tanto de su turbaci6n.
Confuse, temblorcso, entire
aver2onzado v colerico. preguu-
to:
-IQue ouiere decir este?
Intencionalmente Y sonrien-
do, Swicher contest6:
ESQ listed 10 dira, senior
La gaceta., 1935-08-15

q rs que representa- a la Lee
gi6NAmericanAen ell torneo de
.pelota del Sur
Birmingham, Alabama, juga-
ra contra Jackson, Miss, V w.
Palm Beach, Florida, con Carr
clifton, estado de Georgia.
Los cuatro teams Sc reunie
ron aqui en- la tarde de~er y
per la noche asistieron a los &C.
tos organizados en- su honor.
La rivalidad entire las move
mas de Florida Y Georgia es
Los I1etes de entrada Sc
han Zto a la venta y la Ca a.
mara de Concrete patrocina los
juegos.
Manana Sc efectuara ell jue-
go decisive.
La gaceta., 1935-08-15

En- Oporto. Portugal, ell valen
ciano Hilario Martinez, antique
La gaceta., 1935-08-15

bien, en- ell combate Quintero-
y asi pas6.
La gaceta., 1935-08-15
cido de los tampefos, pei
81 fallo de los juecessfrsnt
pracio Veana.

kno Alvarez esta cantand0'
Aea culpa' y aver firm6 pa
.tfa pelea con Manuel Quin-
The Washington times., 1935-03-27

A. j. Dri'c0H crowded condi-
ton of the school buildings,
capacity being limited to $50 stu
dents. The Board of Education
was asked to place vocational
schools on par with junior high
schools.
An appropriation for SIS, 900 for
character education in public
schools was recommended, with
the proviso that none Of the fund
be used for employing any
teacher who may have communis-
tic tendencies.
Favorable action was taken on
q report by Louis F.. Frick, chair
man of the legislation committee,
which recommended adoption of
the Federation of Citizens Asso-
cations plan to reorganize the
District government. The pro-
posed plan gives District residents
the right to vote for representa-
tives in both Senate and House
of Representatives and the Elec-
torial College, and provides for
the election of a city council,
board of District Commissioners
and public utilities commission,
all of whom shall be full-time
employees and residents of the Dis
trict for at least five years.
Debate on Suffrage
The association has scheduled
a debate on suffrage for the Dis
trict to be held at the Hine Junior
High School April 9. r. B. Eng
lish and Mr.. Frick will speak in
the affirmative, opposed by C. G.
Degman and j. c. L. Ritter. A
request will be forwarded to the
District Commissioners to remove
the center parking on North
Carolina Avenue, between Third
and Eighth Streets Southeast.
Capt. Ellis R. King, president
Of Conduit Road Citizens Asso-
citation and commander Of Ken
meth H. Nash Post, American
Legion, said permanent headquar-
ters would be located at 624
Pennsylvania Ave. S. E. A. w.
Lee, president of Randle High
lands Citizens Association, spoke
briefly. New members elected
are Rexford Madden, Mrs. James
Hardie and Harry Friedman.
The Washington times., 1935-03-27
Lamb BIames Speed
In Auto Deaths

Too much speed on the part
of both autoist and pedestrian
is responsible for the great num-
ber of fatal traffic accidents, In
spector B. A. Lamb, of the Traf-
fic Bureau, stated before Logan
Thomas Circle Citizens Associa-
ton last night at 1920 Rhode
Island Ave.
Mrs. Ella M. Thompson, presi-
dent, was directed to appoint a
committee to study a plan to
reorganize the District govern
ment, fostered by the Federation
of Citizens Associations.
The Washington times., 1935-03-27
Burns in January
Fatal to Boy, 3

Three.year-old Clifford Boun-
nell, son of John Bounnell, taxi
driver, died at Emergency Hos
pital yesterday from burns re-
ceived when he fell into a tub of
Scal6 lg water at his home in the
900 block Fifth st. N. w., last
January.
The Washington times., 1935-03-27
CITIZENS URGE
VOCATIONAL
SCHOOL
BY A. ]. DRISCOLL
Citizens Association Editor

Erection Of a new vocational
school on District land at Thir-
teenth Street and Potomac Ave
nue. Southeast to. Supplant the
French and Lennox Schools was
urged by the Southeast Washing
ton Citizens Association at last
nights meeting in the Buchanan
The Washington times., 1935-03-27

s c n o o /. Inc
resolution was
introduced by
M RS. Morgan
Otterback, fol
lowing and ad-
dress by Ed
ward D. Reed,
school princi-
pal, who said
that during the
present school
year it W a S
n e c e S S ary to
deny so chill
dren admission
due to the over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
THIS IS PAGE VITAL e111fe saEap tn
,"'s 81 READ ABOUT THIS new AND BETTY 1oR
Of five 'E1 TESTED And PISS MOTHERS CONSULTED

d.. .veo superfne ingreoien'S ~ Ill, rer.
0 Of baking experience and ss' nt da,elop
oul s sssrv loaf. We spent $6ooo'ooo 10 ut, snr
teet s s,obating method And it was worm H. M
Ud, that pisaa stomaehs
Than fast.baked bread Thus little tho
oasss' aet the nourishment and energy from 'ie
q qro,eias, carbohydrates and other good 'nn'
Wonder Bread. ., ,r,.bsrs tell US their
h;ldren beg for Wonder Bread and ENJOY 10Y hel;sye
e o1,;a that they themselves can haIay . p
pam 5000 ean be 50 tempting and mouth"a n 'hs
Mo.hoe is too good for your children :a wonder
N ~ heir health and happiness give ~I ,;Ss1v
1 p1ssd thrday trial. Watch and see now eroeer
aadrosvcheeked your children become. ao sars than
ana,p new Wonder Bread 1t costs no more nsn
mas .a;narv fast.baked bread. Look for IN m and
0;r.t;obt wrapper with the familiar reo' seA'"
blue balloons! ~ L,nA
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
SOLDIER is HANGED
Woman Tries to Save Briton who
Killed 75-Year-0ld Man.

DURHAM, England. May 9 R.-
John cambridge, 24-year- soldier.
was hanged today for numbering a rs
year-old man, while Mrs. Violet Van
Der Elst, militant opponent Of the
death sentence, staged another Of her
anti-capital punishment demonstra-
lions outside the prison walls.
Mrs. Van Der Elst, in futile at
tempt to delay the execution, sent a
telegram to King George and Queen
Mary last night requesting them to
prevent the hanging from taking place
during jubilee week.
When her plea failed, the wealthy
widow, as she has done twice before,
drove up to the prison gates in her
expensive limousine equipped with q
loudspeaker whose raucous broadcast
ing notified the public of what was
going on inside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09

MED that Count Kurt Won Haugwitz-
Reventlow is aboard, even as the count
has denied that he Is betrothed to
the former Barbara Hutton, who ex-
poets to get her divorce from Prince
Alexis Monday.
Definitely listed among the Bremen's
passengers was Princess Louise MIDI
vani, who was divorced from Prince
Alexis q few months before his mar
riage to the "five-and-ten" heiress.
Prince Serge Mdivani, his brother.
who has been divorced from Pola Negri
and Mary Mccormick, also was due
today on the s. s. Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
COP. CONVENTION
CHANGE OPPOSED
CoIored Party Men Join
White Leaders to Hold
South's Voting Strength.
Nv the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, May "a colored Re-
publican came forward today TO JOIN
white leaders in opposing the plan OF
young Midwestern Republicans TO cut
the South's voting strength IN the
national party convention.
S. D. Redmond, jackson, Miss,
colored lawyer. and leader OF the
party in that State, said:
1.-THE Republicans Of Mississippi are
unutterably opposed to any change In
the Republican convention plan OF
representation. To say that one or
two States having the same population
shall have less than the other in
representation Is wholly unethical
undemocratic, un-American and con.
trarv to the traditions Of the Repub-
lican party and the spirit which
actuated its founding.
Loyalty Of Party.
1.-THE Republican party IN Mssis-
sippi is just as loyal as IN Maine ana
Michigan. The fact that the Southern
states do not have large Republican
vote is due to the fact that Negroes
constitute the bulk Of the vote and
Negroes are not permitted to register
in the Southern States"
The fact that the colored poll a
large vote in some of the Northern
states caused Southern party chief
tains to view Redmond's statement as
significant.
In Texas. where the party is con-
trolled by the whites, John w. Philip
of Dallas suggested that any attempt
to cut down the convention voting
strength would be detrimental to the
party prospects.
Strong Nucleus in Texas.
Philip, Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General under President Hoover. said:
1.-THE party has a strong nucleus
In Texas and an opportunity to build
q good vote at the next election.
So many Democrats are disguised
with the present operations Of their
party that feel sure good many
will come over with us. But a reduc-
ton in Texas representation would
hurt our chances materially"
The South had more than one-fifth
Of the voting strength at the 1882
convention. Because of the large Re-
publican vote In 1928 this section was
allotted bonus of Al votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09

father-in-law. Joseph F. Cannon. Con-
cord millionaire, moved toward the
jury stage today.
Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith, who
married the 29-year-old Charlotte real
estate operator in 1882, few months
after her divorce from the late Smith
Reynolds, was the last to testify, deny
ing her father Influenced her to OBJ
tain her second divorce in May, 1884.
The young textile heiress smiled
broadly as she told the jury:
Brandon was dumb and I was
dumb for living with him. The only
reason I married him was to get q
home. never loved him."
Previously Cannon denied that he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09

sought to break up his daughters
marriage to Smith and asserted he
had bought o So, 900 home for them,
paid bills aggregating around $26, 900
and made personal loans Of $1,000
to Smith during the 20-month mar
rage.
Under cross-examination, Cannon
admitted that during the period Of
his daughters marriage, he was in
toxicated q number Of times.
Smith, who said his own income
was about 5000 a month, charged his
earning capacity had been reduced
II couldn't stay up all night tend
ing to Anne, who was drunk. and work
the next day, too," he told the jury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
PROHIBITION FOE DIES
Miss Emile Sweeney Organized
Council for Social Justice.

ST. LOUIS, May 9 R.-MiSs
Emile M. Sweeney, president and Or
ganizer of the Woman's Council for
Social Justice and former vice pres
ident Of the National Anti-Blue Law
League, died yesterday of heart dis
ease She was so years old.
In 1915 Miss Sweeney organized the
Woman,s Council for Social Justice,
the first woman's organization in this
country to oppose prohibition. For
the past four years it has maintained
q lodging house and free lunch room
for unemployed homeless women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
HUTTON HEIRESS' FRIEND
DUE ON BREMEN TODAY
Princess Barbara to Get Her d.
vorce in Reno Monday-Ro-
nance Is Denied.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 9.-The crack
German liner Bremen, which two
months ago brought home the Reno
bound Princess Alexis Mdivani, will
return to port late today, this time re-
putedly bearing her flance.
Oficers of the Bremen have de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
CANNON ALIENATION
CASE NEARING JURY
Heiress Testifes Smith Was
dumb and She Was Dumb"
for Living With Him."

By the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., May 9.-The
$250, 900 heart balm suit of r. Bran
don Smith, jr., against his former
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09
PLAN CLEANUP DRIVE
City Heads Ask Citizens to Join
in Campaign.

In Campaign.
All District residents were urged to-
day by the District Commissioners to
make special efforts from May 10
to 81 in cleaning up and otherwise
improving their properties.
The various trade and civic or
CARNATIONS also were requested to
cooperate In the campaign. Aside
from cleaning up, painting, repairing,
planting of gardens and the removal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-09

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II children! We say it without hesitation: ,s ~
sra years to make this statement po,s,o ds 60
TOOK nv, the fact that Wonder Bread was alaeaos
spite OF sh sae il was served in more homes than
0'S dsregarded time and money in Pel'ssa ,h sour
wooder Bread. Our experts WORKED s ~,,a n
ne e"n,e to get even better -four WIN :.h mix
peoP people 10 Get even better shortening ~'sn NOW
people to get even better milk wonael brssd-vet
peopl1 10, =, more to make than ordinary orea0-'''
e ~s Offer it to you at extra cost Children be.
We xou know how valuable milk is tor enno wo,der
You high protein and mineral value w1ass-
nA a has this extra value in generous .ha,
niea ata;ns more muscle.bulding protein TO-DAY '
avsr before in our history. choose
A. aour. From the "a kinds avalaoie 49,, ,h,
usv best and use it exclusively-houf 1.o ts..
~s ' hsart.of.the.wheat.bery. Even then We
very very times before we use it. And every s.edsrd
tnss st down to the salt, must meet high '''n0''
that we alone have set.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25

Works up into IN
abundant lather. Gets
the scalp immaculate
" clean-leaves the
hair beautifully lus-
trous.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25

Gives your skin = velvety smooth
texture-clings fnr many hours
flatters You with its lovely shades
-intrigues yUu with its delicats
perfume.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25

Big, WHOLE, juicy cherries,
floating in rich cream-and
coated with fine quality choco-
late. A delightful confection.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25

The fin e. t asti ng butter
creams that made Nanny
Lou famous. Made from rich
creamery butter and pure
cream. Coated with dark
chocolate.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

The Ell Centre Chamber of Com
merce this morning received a tele-
gram from Charles c. Baldwin,
secretary of the Whitefish, Mont,
Chamber of Commerce that town
being the terminal point on the
Highway U. S. SO tour which starts
from Imperial Valley Saturday.
October 10.
Baldwins message follow IS:
Greatly pleased by advice about
your motorcade. Feel this trip over
Highway U. 5. 90 to organize the
Four States Highway association Is
great constructive move and will
result in the early completion OF
that international route, connecting
Canada and Mexico and the four
western states of Montana, Idaho,
Nevada and California by fine,
direct and short road. We have ar
ranged to meet your party at Sal
mon, Idaho, Monday evening on
your arrival there Please advise
us of any changes in your schedule.
Locking forward to greeting Chair
man Preble of the Board of Super
1isors, your otner county super
vlsors and public officials on this
great tour"
This means" said Manager Hays
Ct the Chamber of Commerce, that
the Whitefish Chamber of Com
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
MONTANA TOWN INTERESTED IN
MOTORCYCLE OVER NEW HIGHWAY

merce thinks that the Highway U.
s. SO tour is sufficiently important
that they will have a delegation
meet the party about a day and a
night out of Whitefish and accom-
pany them on the last days tour
They realize. very apparently, the
Importance of Highway u. S. SO, the
Four States Highway, and what 1t
means to all the communities on
this route from CaleXico to the
Canadian line, to have this great
arterial international highway COM
pleted."
Unlike most other highways, this
road is already largely constructed.
In the states of Idaho and Montana,
rs per cent of the road is fully
paved to the highest modern con-
struction standards and only few
gaps are left in these states. In
Nevada, the entire route is in the
state highway system, but not all
of it is paved. In California, the
only gap lies between inland and
Desert Center. a distance of 81
miles, and it is believed that this
gap will be bridged this winter
under the WpA program.
New Flag Prepared
Mrs. Jack Pique. artist of the Al
G. Smith company, is busily at work
Painting the official -Four States
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
ASK KRULING IN
LEGAL STATUS
Of STATE LAW

At the suggestion Of number n
Main street merchants who are
threatened with the possible re-
moval of their Neon signs over
haEging the streets. the chamber ii
has sent a communica
lion 10 Dorsey G Whitelav. CITY
attorney, asking for an opinion rs
to the legality Of the state highway
departments contention that these
city streets which now participate
in the gas tax are in actuallty state
highways and that the state high
way department has full jurisdlc-
ton over all matters connected with
these thoroughfares. The 1888 legis-
lature allocated q one-fourth Of
cent share of the three cent gas tax
to the city. which sum was in
creased by the 1885 legislature &c
one-half cent. and this money is
spent on city streets under the
direction Of the state highway de-
partment.
The question which has been pro-
pounded by a number OF merchants
TO the Chamber Of Commerce IS
whether the fact Of the contribu-
ton of this gas tax money actually
changes the status Of the thorough
fare on which it is expended. and
whether matters such as traffic and
overhanging signs come within the
jurisdiction Of the state highway de-
partment or are vested in the city.
A rough compilation made by the
chamber Of commerce diSclOSes
.here are about IS large Neon signs
suspended over Main street. some OF
them costing several thousand dol
lars each. The same question does
not arise in cities which are not
arcaded because in such places like
San Diego and Los Angeles. these
signs oyerhang the Sidewalk but not
he roadway. and therefore the
matter is not at issue except in those
cities where there are arcades built
over the sidewalk. The opinion OF
City Attorney Whitelaw Is expected
10 clarity the matter so that mem
bers Of the chamber Of commerce
and merchants generally may know
where they stand and what danger
exists of being forced 70 remove
their Neon signs which now over
i.ang Main street. which thorough
fare carries through arterial traffic.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10

Highway flag. When finished, 1t
will be photographed by Leo Hetzel,
and prints will be sent to the COM
munities on the route SO they may
be used in their advertising. The
Four States flag, designed by Super
visor A. Y. Preble is divided into
four quarters, and each quarter dis
plays a flag of one of the four
states, Montana, Idaho, Nevada and
California In the center is the Of
ficial Highway U. S. SO shield. All
upper inscription reads: -Four
States Highway" Below is the in
sigma, Canada to Mexico" The
flag is most striking in appearance
and the original flag will be carried
at the front of Supervisor Preble's
car on his way north.
Preble has announced that the
motorcade will start from CaleXico
promptly at a. m. Saturday morn
ing, and leave the courthouse in FL
Centro at $50 o'clock, Imperial at
GAO and Brawley at TOO o'clock q.
m. The first stop for luncheon will
De at Needles, which the party ex-
poets to reach at noon, and the
overnight stop will be made at Las
Vegas in the evening, the party,
however, detouring to Boulder Dam
before reaching Las Vegas
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-10
Kiwanis Of TWo
States Assemble

DEL MONTE. Calf Oct. 10, U,p)
-California-NeVada district mem
bers Of KiWanis International meJ
here today for the organization IS
18th annual convention.
Registration and recreation were
scheduled today. Business sessions
open tomorrow with District Coz
ernor Frank l. Fox Glendale, Cal
presiding. Gov. Frank F. Merriam
will speak during the Gay on phas-
es Of state relief problems.