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Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26
OWNERS LIKE
F|REST0NE' 8
BUDGET PLAN

r.. P. Hafner, manager of Fire
stone Service Stores, reports a large
increase in volume of business since
the addition of a new budget de-
partment and the appointment of
A. A. Walter as the department
manager.
Walter explained that under the
new Firestone budget policy not
only tires but also batteries, heat
ers, car radios, and the many ar
ticles in the complete auto supply
department may be purchased on
the convenient payment plan by
those who prefer to "buy from
income.'
"At this time of the year motor
lists find it advisable to have us
check their cars completely for
tires, battery, brakes and all other
parts involving safety, economy and
convenience, Hafner said
"Smooth tire treads are a danger
Gus hazard. The battery needs full
charge to give the full length of
service that is built into it and to
assure current for starting, lights,
horn, and other electrical units.
Brakes need maximum efficiency to
stop the car as quickly as possible
without side-slip. The budget plan,
encourages making the car safe at
once.
Attending to needs of the car
promptly provides increased safety,
which is worth far more than the
cost involved. There is economy
too in obtaining new tires at this
time because tires wear very little
in cool weather and on wet pave
ments. So new tires will give non-
skid protection this winter and will
still have practically new treads
left for summer driving Today
Firestone tires are built with great
er non-skid protection and longer
tread wear-they are the best in
vestment in safety ever offered
Purchasing now is also a protection
against expected price increases. "
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26
Entertain Visitor
With Bridge Dinner

HOLTVILLE, March 26. (SpeciaD
Another lovely bridge dinner COM
plimenting Mrs M. c. Blanchard of
San Diego was given recently at the
G. A. McGaw ranch between Holt
vile and Calexico. Mrs. Blanchard
and Mr.. McGaw won high score for
the evenings bridge game, and Mr.
and Mrs. Fahring won second high.
Mrs. Blanchard also received a love-
iy guest prize. Guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames w. L. Huebner,
Charles Williams, j. K. Fahring,
Gordon Schneider, C. L. Bradford
and Dan Scott of Holtyille; Messrs.
and Mesdames Norman Deaton and
Bill Hendry of Ell Centro, and Dr.
and Mrs. j. G. Pace of Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26
YOUTH ADMITS
Staying MAN
IN HOLD-UP

LOS ANGELES. March 26. W.R-
Wendell Kelley, l8-year-old Tulsa
Okla, hitch-hiker, was in Jail here
today on suspicion of murder after
police said he confessed he shot and
fatally wounded Robert R. Rinker,
"a, chauffeur for E. L. Hartman,
wealthy retired Highland, ILL.,, fur
niture dealer.
Rinkers body, pierced with four
bullett wounds, was found near his
automobile early yesterday a short
time after he left the apartment OF
q friend.
Kelley was arrested after a COM
panion Jack Parker. 16, also OF
Tulsa, was taken into custody for
alleged automobile stripping.
ut was him or me-" Kelley as
sertedly told detectives who ques-
toned him in connection with the
Staying.
The suspect said he approached
Rinker, who was seated in his au-
tomobile, and told him to "stick em
up" Instead, the chauffeur leaped
from the car and picked up a rifle
from the rumble seat.
Kelley told police he fired when
Rinker pointed the rifle at him. A
footprint left on piece of card
board when the suspect leaped a
fence furnished the clue which con-
nected him with the murder. ac-
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26
Holtville News Briefs
Louise Rogers, Staff Correspondent

The La Comida Bridge club met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Louden, Saturday evening for their
bi-weekly meeting After a deli
cious pot luck dinner, bridge was
enjoyed for the balance of the eve
ming. Mrs. Wilbur Garrick won
high for the ladies and Louden,
high for men.
Members attending were Messrs.
and Mesdames Walter Reynolds,
Wilbur Garrick, D. v. Edwards, and
Forrest Ferguson. DIR. and Mrs.
Lawrence Smith were guests of the
club for the evening.
Mrs. Lottie Woodbridge had as
guests the past week, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Thayer of Los Angeles and
Thayer'S mother, Mrs. Henry
RHEIMS, of Canuga Pass.
Lloyd Louden spent Friday in
Coachella. While there he attend
ed meeting of the power company.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26
Complicated Plot
Of Mystery Manor
Assures Success

AS q phantom tiger prowls about
a haunted house, mysterious forces
add complications to the already
entangled plot of Mystery Manor,
junior class play How these forces
weave their deadly web about a
young heiress who is carrying out a
provision of her murdered aunts
will by living in the mystery man.
sion and what acts save her from
the horrible fate assigned her by
these adverse forces are among the
questions that will be answered
when the junior class presents its
annual play, March 20 and 30.
To relieve the intensity of such
thrilling episodes, several comedy
characters are introduced. Among
these are Oswald Edgar Williams) /,
whose hobby Of raising bats adds
some thrills and many laughs; Aunt
Sophia Caroline Paine), whose
main difficulty is controlling her
false teeth in tense moments; Peg
gy (Emogene Blackard) whose
courtships prove amusing as well as
diverse.
Besides these characters, there are
the following: Erma, played by
Mary Kathryn Horton; bold sher-
iff, Osgood (Howard Hatch); a
young detective Mac Bob Thack-
err; two Williams, Arthur Hale and
Thompson, played by Warren Swink
and Sam Morgan.
All the players mentioned are in
the Friday nights cast. Others in
this cast are Dorothy Lou Gillian,
Annie Lee Rapson, Gene Wagner,
and Mary Louise Burke.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26
HOSTESS TO
BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. j. w. Hendry, 1884 Wensley
avenue, was hostess yesterday to the
Monday bridge club, the members
enjoying luncheon and an afternoon
of contract.
Mrs. Tondro won high score for
the afternoons game, Mrs. Hendry,
second, and Mrs. Mann, third.
Mrs. @. r. Knabe was guest of
the club and members present were
Mesdames George E. Mann, Frank
= Richmond, C. S. Thatcher, w. A.
Tondro, Carl Clemens, John B. Nc
Neece and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26
Birthday Party
Given By Friends

HOLTVILLE, March &C. (SpeciaD
Mrs. H. T. Miller entertained with
bridge luncheon and handkerchief
shower for Mrs. James Mackie Jr.,
in honor of her birthday Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Mackie was the
pleased recipient Of many beautiful
handkerchiefs from her friends.
After lunch the afternoon was
spent playing bridge with high prize
going to Mrs. K C. Burke, and Sec
ond high going to Mrs. Laural Fer
guSon.
Those enjoying this delightful af-
fair were: Mesdames r. B. Harman,
j. K. Fahring, j. R. Snyder, L. H.
Shaw, Laural Ferguson. r. A. Mad
dux, K. c. Burke, E. V. Edwards,
Sam Webb, Milo Busenberg and
Mrs. G. w. Pendleton.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26
ROTARY CLUB MEETS
HOLTVILLE, March 26. (speci

HOLTVILLE, March 26. (SpeciaD
The Rotary club held their week.
ly meeting and luncheon Friday at
the Civic Center with president A
B. Shibley presiding. After the
luncheon two rousing songs we're
sung by the club. led by Gordon
Schneider. The program consisted
of two very interesting craft talks,
one by Cap Gregg on the citrus in
dustry and one by Gordon Schnei-
der on the professional require
ments and responsibilities of the
practice of pharmacy"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26

The home of Dr.. and Mrs. Lawr-
ence Smith was the scene for a
delightful buffet supper recently.
Bridge was enjoyed by the guests
later in the evening Father Sween-
ey won high for men and Mrs.
Lloyd Louden, high for the ladies.
Places were laid for the following
guests: Messrs. and Mesdames Ger
aid England, Wilbur Garrick, Lloyd
| Louden, d. v. Edwards, Mrs. Clara
Taylor and Father Sweeney.
Archie Gallatin is recuperating
nicely from an appendicitis oper-
alton.
The all day meeting of the farm
bureau held at the high school Sat-
urday was huge success. The lad
les of the home department are to
be praised on their excellent work
F., in serving luncheon to the large
crowd that attended About 100
were present and after luncheon the
farm bureau program was resumed.
Friends of I. H. Shaw will be
glad TO hear that he has recovered
from his recent illness.
Novel Walker spent the weekend
in San Diego visiting Mrs. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Whitmer mot
ored to Los Angeles Sunday. They
will return Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. V. Taggart were
luncheon guests Sunday at the home
of George Brady.
Mrs. R. Merrill entertained the
Quilting club recently at her home
west of town. After a pot luck
luncheon was served the ladies
spent the afternoon quilting Mem
bers attending we're Mesdames Sar-
ah Keeble, Norman Little, John
Rogers, Gus Humphrey, Thomas
Cox. j. v. Taggart, Gray Arp, Mary
Knight, Edgar Baldwin, Pat Tur-
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie Smulling of
Bard were Holtville visitors over the
weekend.
Mrs. Milo Busenberg is back in
town after spending two weeks in
Los Angeles.
Friends of Bart Shifflet will be
sorry to hear that he is confined
to his home with the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Webb were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ed
wards Sunday.
A party composed of MI. and Mrs.
c. S. Acker and daughter, Claudia
Ruth, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Yeargin with their two children,
Lois and Richard, of Ell Centre,
spent an enjoyable day on the des-
ert Sunday After partaking of
delicious picnic lunch they motored
over to Andrade to view the dredgeS
and construction work of the ALI
American canal. They returned
home late in the evening, reporting
very interesting day.
Mrs. K. G. Burke entertained
with a charming bridge luncheon
Friday in honor of Mrs. M. C.
Blanchard of San Diego who has
spent the past week visiting friends
and relatives in Holtyille. Spring
flowers we're used for decorations
throughout the house. After a de-
licious luncheon was served, the
SuSo1o tllJOycu dil dlJtlllOOl VI
bridge. Mrs. A. V. Crayath won
high honors for the day and Mrs.
w. L. Huebner second high. Guests
included: Mesdames M. C. Blanch-
ard, j. K. Fahring, Ernest Edwards,
A. V. Cravath, w. l.. Huebner,
James Mackie Jr., o. C. Harris, and
j. R. Snyder.
George Bacon, instructor at the
Holtville grammar school, spent the
weekend in San Diego visiting his
wife.
S. E. Rose spent the week k-end
visiting his family in Los Angeles.
The barbecue and dance given by
the Catholic church Sunday proved
to be a great success. An excep-
tionally good barbecue dinner was
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26
BOOK SECTION
MEETS THURSDAY

Members of the Junior Ten Thou
sand clubs Book section will meet
Thursday evening, March %, at
7:30 o'clock at the home of Miss
Harriet Raab, 642 He'll avenue.
Miss Norma Benton will give the
book report.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26

served at noon and was enjoyed by
large crowd from Holtville and
vicinity. There were several forms
of entertainment lasting through
out the day, with dancing follow
ing later in the evening, the music
being furnished by the Swiss band.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26
CONTRACT CLUB
HAS MEETING

Duplicate contract club enjoyed
its weekly game last night at the
A. H. Keller home. 535 Hamilton
avenue.
Members and guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs F. D. Jacobs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Lee, Mrs. George L.
Winwright, Miss Alvena La Fon-
taine. Addison Carter, DR.. E. o.
Carter, T. c. Lanier, General c. L.
Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs. Keller.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26
SOCIAL BREVITIES

Members OF the Junior len lnOu-
sand clubs Drama section will hold
an important meeting this evening
Tuesday, at p. m. at the home OF
Miss Viola Dirrim, 3l4 Wilson ave-
nue.
Kitchen planning will be the sub
ject for the meeting of Alamo-Verde
home department to be held to-
morrow at the home of Mrs. S. r.
Amick. Miss Florence Glenn. home
demonstration agent, will conduct
the project discussion.
Junior Arts and Crafts section
members met last night with Mrs.
G. H. Edmison, 7:15 State, for an
evening spent in leather work and
knitting. Nine members were pre-
sent.
st. Mary's Altar society is spon-
soring an afternoon bridge party
tomorrow, Wednesday, at Q p. m. at
the j. P. Eyer residence, 1885 Olive.
Mrs. Eyer and Mrs. Robert Noh are
hostesses, auction and contract will
be played, prizes awarded and re-
freshments served.
Lions will entertain their ladies
this evening at 8 o'clock at the no.
tel California, dinner, dancing and
bridge being provided for their en-
tertainment.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26
cording to officers.

CUI uIIIg 20 UIIICtIo.
Confronted with this, Kelley took
police to spot in the neighborhood
where ne had buried a AS caliber
automatic pistol. He said he obtain
eel the weapon in Tulsa burglary
several weeks ago, according to po-
lice.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-26

Concrete irrigation pipes are be-
ing laid in several citrus groves at
Terra Bella, Tulare county.
La gaceta., 1935-10-02
lnglaterra ~solicita la ayuda de
Francia en- contra de Italia
Hablase de una alianza germano-
polaco-hungara

Ginebra, 0ctubre Eel 60
bierno de Inglaterra lie pregun-
to aver al de Francia 81 lie apo
yaria en- ell case de una guerra
italo-inglesa, possible resultan-
tie de la crisis eti6pica. Ha sido
convocado Ell gabinete frances
para ell viernes, con ell fin de
decidir. Inglaterra cree que las
probabilidades de decision fran
cesa favorable son mayores de
10 que algunos suponen.
Sc revel6 aver en- Berlin que
Ia vista del primer ministro de
Hungria, GOemboes, tiene por
Jbjeto un pacto germano-polaeo
hungaro. La alianza Sc opondria
al predominio en- la Europa cen
trail de un convenio de Czecho-
eslovaquia con Russia.
La gaceta., 1935-10-02
BUSCA UN SITIO MAS CON
VENlENTE UNA COMPA
MIA DE AVIACION

Hablando aver en- la Peque
ma Camara de Concrete, en- pro
sencia del alcalde Chancey, e
ST.. George T. Baker, preSiden
te de la compania de aviacioI
National Airlines, manifesto
que su empresa considera, a
Tampa un lugar ideal para ba-
Sc de operaciones.
"Estamos al presente en- st.
Petersburg y gastamos ALI, to-
les los anCs, cerca de $50, 900.
decidido que podriamos
prestar I'm mejor servicio, bus
cando TN punto mas central
Tampa Seria eli iugar ideal, 81
Sc nos brindasen facilidadeS.
ToGo 10 que queremos es avert
guar de que espacio podemos
dispCner, cuando 10 tendremos
y en- que condolences,
Una reunion Sc efectuara
ientro de p3cos dias para resell
YER 10 que debe hacerse.
La gaceta., 1935-10-02
Sc INvEsTIGA Ell AsEsINATo DE UN NINo

Murcia, oct. 2.-Prosigue sin
desmayo la investigation del a.
5 e.inato del nino Antonio Fam
budio y permanecen en- la car
eel Angel Martinez Murcia y
Juan Hernandez Marin.
Ell juez Ferreiro, que instru-
We la causa ,tom6 declaraci6n
a Hernandez, quien aeusa al pri
Nero de haber degollado al nino
con una hoz, porque con fire.
cuencia renia con un hijo suyo.
Hernandez lie oy6 decir a
Martinez, que hablaba con su
hijo: No tie preocupes, que csc
no tie pegara mas.
La gaceta., 1935-10-02
~INGRESARON 40 NUEVOS
MIFMBROS EN- Ell CLUB
CIVFTAN

Ell Club Civitan verified ano
che un banquete en- ell hotel Pal
merin, en- la isla Davis, en- no.
nor de Frank L. Salisbury, de
Jacksonville, gobernador inte-
n~acicnal de Florida, y Vernon
Agee, de St. Petersburg, "a
poderado en- ell estado.
Di6 possession a los nuevos
miembros ell Sr. Agee, a quien
ayudaron los senores Everett
Summers y Joe Davis. Actu6 de
maestro de ceremonial ell conoci-
DO ciudadano Sol Mas.
Ell club ha sido invitado a vi
star Ell hospital de la isla, Da-
Wis, como huespedes del cuerpo
medico.
La gaceta., 1935-10-02
WARNEKE N A ROWE
EN- UNA BATALLA DE
PITCHERS

Detroit, Octubre 2.-Sc ha
efectuado ell primer desafio de
la serie mundial y Lon Warne-
Ike y ell colegial Rowe sostuvie-
ron un sensational duelo de pit
cheers. Llevo Warneke la me
jor parte, porque su club jugo
de manera irreprochabie, mien
tras los Tigres cometian tres
errores.
Rowe sirvio ponche a ocho
jusadores, pero este no pudo
evitar su derrota. Las dos pri-
meras carreras las hizo ell Chi
cago en- ell primer inning y la
tercera EN- la novena entrada
con un "ionron' de Demarcs.
Batearon los Cubs 2 hits y
La gaceta., 1935-10-02

Gombces regres6 aver a BIZ
dapest, luego de visitar a Hit
Ter, manifeStando que pronto
ira a Roma a conferenciar con
Mussolini. Dicese que Hungria
trata de actuar de mediadora
entire Alemania e Italia.
Ell emperador eti6pico, en- Ad
dis Ababa, no ha decretado aun
Ia movilizaci6n, por motives es
trategicos. Los misioneros Sc
pro3aron aver las mascaras con
ira los gases.
Mussolini hablara hoy por la
Radio y acusara a Ethiopia de
estar movilizando.
Italia, se2un los corresponsa-
les extranjeros, 10 que trata es
de vengar la derrota de Adu-
wa, en- 1896.
La gaceta., 1935-10-02

La multitud estuvo a punto
de agredir al acusado y al acu-
sador, cuando salian del juZ-
gado para la carcel.
Martinez MEGA ell delito;
pero lie acusa tambien Pedro
Marin Garcia.
Juan Hernandez declare al
juzgado que ell Angel cogi6
al nino por ell cuello, 10 derri-
b6 en- terra y poniendole una
rodilla en- ell pecho lie decapit6.
Estima ell juez que ell crimen
Sc cometi6 EN- un lugar distin-
to a aquel en- que fue encon-
trado ell cadaver,
La gaceta., 1935-10-02

Hemos dicho arriba que TIA
la ha declarado la guerra.
Ell Jap6n avanzo sobre Ia
Manchuria, la conquist6, la I'M
clio a su yugo, mas no declare
la guerra; ell Jap6n atac6 las
prcvincias del Norte de China,
bombardeo a Shanghai, pero nc
declare la guerra.
China, esperanzada, creyen-
do que la Sociedad de NacioneS
intervendria, combati6 y tuvo
Gue dejarse atropellar; pero no
declare la guerra.
Una guerra sin la declara-
ci6n de guerra. Pero Halle Sc.
lassie ha dicho que el declara-
"a la guerra a la naci6n inva-
sCra, que con su pals no hara
Italia, sin combatir hasta ell H.
mite, 10 que hiciera ell Jap6n
cen la China desmembrada y
famelica.
La gaceta., 1935-10-02
lconcejales concedieron anoshe
\ 50 permisos del Is alcoholics
Dsnegadas las licenciasl Liggett y Hillsboro

ayuntamiento celebr6 Sc
sim en- la noche de aver, bajo
la presidencia del ST.. Campbell.
Freron concedidos SO permit
eos para la vents de bebidas
alcoholics Y denegadas las So
licitudes del hotel Hillsboro y la
botica de Liggett.
Rosenthal aleg6 que ell hotel
Sc hallaba frente a una iglesia,
S:endo secundado FOR la mayo
ria.
Sc lego una protesta de la A
sociaci6n de Detallistas de Be-
bidas Alcoholics, firmada por
ell Sr. C. E. Webb, oponiendose
al otorgamiento de la ~licencia a
Liggett.
A moci6n de Victor Rosen-
thai, secundado por D'Arpa, Sc
acord6 comprar ell terreno ne
cesario, a traves del cemente-
rioMarti, en- West Tampa, para
que ell Terraplen Davis quede
undo con la avenida de Michi-
gan. Ell abogado consultor Nc
Mullen redactara una resolu-
ci6n al efecto, que sera aproba-
da la semana que viene.
Snipes fue ell unico CONCEAL
que Sc OpuSO.
La gaceta., 1935-10-02
NEGROS ~lCONDENADOS
POR HURTO

Ell iuez Petteway, de la Cor
. de 10 Criminal, conden6 aver
! 18 meses de carcel a los ne
yros Lonnie Brown y Bill
Green, autores dc TN delito de
j. C.. Bickford Sc declare cul
de estafar a un campesi-
no de Ruskin; pero no fu6 sen.
.enciado.
Shirley Ross, que admiti6
guiaba su autom6vil estando DO
rracho, fue condenado a 80 dias
de &rcel.
La gaceta., 1935-10-02
LIE MATO PORQUE NO LIE
PAGABA

Madrid, oct. 2.-Dicen de Re
dondele que en- la parroquia de
Borden, ayuntamiento del Paso,
un portuguese, Antonio Fernan-
dez Guimaraes, mat6 a 2olpes
a Jose Coinage, vecino de Mon
dariz, por una deuda de 80 cen
La guardia civil informa
que la amante del asesino suje-
to a Coinage de modo que este
no pudiera d%efenderse. Los gol-
pes morales fueron arlicad9s
con una barra de hero.
La gaceta., 1935-10-02

Dee nuevaS luces seran ms
ta,adas en- differences lugareS
de la rcblacion, de acuerdo con
peticiones hechas.
Sc pas6 al comite de transito
una petici6n para do: lUgareS
de estacionamieHto de autom0-
viles en- la Gale Main y Howard
en- West Tampa. Otra petici6n,
de la misma clase, para la Gale
de CasS Y la eSquina de Florida
y Euclid.
Fue aprApada una recomen-
daci6n paraSque Sc rebaje la ia
sac.6n hecha Sobre bienes del
abogado Richard Morales. Que
do aprobada una recomenda-
ci0n del ~ingenierO Ca>on para
que Sc establezca una alcantari
LA sanitaria en- la avenida 20
entire Is GALES 80 y 80.
Fre Zelda una communication
del alcalde Chancey para que Sc
1Imita aumentar ell ndmero de
automobiles de alquiler a la com
pania Seminole Cab. Permiso Sc
concedi6 al Circulo Cubano pa
ra colocar un cartel de anuncio
en- la Septima entire las GALES
16 y II.
La gaceta., 1935-10-02
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
n pregunta hecha a Francia. = Mussolini
hvadio hoy e1 territorio etiopico

mojernos armamentos.|
La matanza empezara prom
to. Primero caeran les hon.
bres, la jvventud, 10 mejor de
Italia y de Utopia. Despues les
tocara a las mujercs y los ninos
de Ethiopia, sobre los cuales Sc
dejaran caer bombas y Sc espar
ciraH gases venenosos.
Asesinar a las mujeres y los
ninos, en- la edad de la "alta cul-
BRA" y de la civilization; ase-
sinar a los etiopes, sus mujAs
y sus hijos, para robarles su
terra y su pan.
Gaze hoy la middleton de TODD
Ell mundo no sobre ell pueblo tia
iiano, que es una vfctima de su
"estancamiento'', sino sobre
Mussolini y los sanguinarios y
crueles jefes del fascismo.
Ha llegado la bora de que la
Sociedad de Naeiones actde, en-
defensa de un pueblo agredido:
ha llegado ell momento de que
los hombres liberaJes, democra-
tas, y sensibles Sc unan en- ell
odio a la pirateria internacio-
nal.
La gaceta., 1935-10-02

Inglaterra desea saber 81
Francia lie prestara ayuda en-
case de ir a la guerra con TIA
lia...
Una ~consulta que equivale a
decir que ell gobierno presidido
por Stanley Baldwin no vacila-
"a en- ir a la guerra con Italia,
81 ell atropello de Abisinia Sc CO.
mete.
Ell problema es serio para M.
Laval, ell primer ministro, que
debera resolverse por Inglate-
ira cuando llegue ell instaNte
decisive.
Nc lie gustaria a Francia per-
der la amistad de Italia; pero 81
ell momento de decidir llega, la
mano del gobierno de Paris, es.
trechara Ia mano del gobiernc
de Londres.
La democracia francesa nc
puede sacrificar la amistad bri-
tanica en- ell ara del fascismo m.
litarista y conquistador.
La gaceta., 1935-10-02
Halle Selassie informa a la Liga que ell territorio
de Utopia ha sido invadido va por Italia

Adds Ababa, Octubre D. yendo camiones, tanques y ae-
Ell emperador Halle Selassie roplanos. No hay tropas de E.
protesto hoy ante la Liga de tiopia en- ea desolada region.
Naciones contra la invasion de La nota del Emperador dice:
su territiorio por las tropas Llamamos la atencion de la Lii
italianas. La nota de protesta, ga de Naciones de que Italia
preparada pr u consejeros, ha preparado una base de alta
incluyendo al americana Eve que, de gran tamano, en- la re
rtt Cclson, Sc hasa en- noticias gion al Sur de Mussa Ali. La
de fuente francesa, de que los p~roximidad de esta region al
itaianos han penetrado desde MAJ y SUI facil acceso por So
Eritrea hacia una porcion trian mali, permitiria a la Liga man
gular de Utopia, en- Monte dar obssrvadores a obtener con
Mussa Ali. Asegdrase que los firmacion del gobierno fran
italianos han movdo cerca de ces de que 5 una violacidn del
$4,000 soldados nativos, inclu- territorio de Utopia.
La gaceta., 1935-10-02

Aplaudimos al gran jurado
del conGado por su acuerdo de
aver, rehusando investigar las
pasadas elecciones primarias.
ST las elecciones de Septiem-
bre tuvieron ~"f9rros" y 'relle-
nos, las de 1884 establecieron
una marca dificil de superar.
Y desde hace rs amos, para
des2racia Y sonrojo de todoS'
las "bravas" electorales Sc vie
men repitiendo.
Hay que sanear para ell futu-
70, para 1886, cuando volveran
a tratar de c%onquistar la victo-
ria, a TODD trance, los que lie OBJ
tuvieron, por medios areprocha-
bles, en- 1884.
iDios nos ayude!
La gaceta., 1935-10-02

Declarada la guerra lor TIA
liza, la naci6n agresora, debe SUI
pcnerse que ell ''conflicto" sc
extendera a Europa 81 la Liga
acuerda sanciones en- contra de
la salvajada fascista.
ST la Liga aprueba sanciones,
deberan unirse entertainments
Inglaterra, Francia, Russia, la
Pequena Entente y todas las
naciones signatarias del conve-
MO.
iSe uniran los paises que Sc
marcharon de la Liga para con-
quistar, rearmarse y pensar en-
abatir a las naciones democrat
ticas?
ESera una guerra totalita-
ria, de extinction, la que hoy
ha comenzado ell Duce en- Etio-
pia y que mahana Sc extendera
a Europa?