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Smyrna times., 1935-10-03
N IEE1 STATE IS
| GET c; RELIEF
i. Three Thousand Will
birs Aid This Winter
It Is Said
,,,,r1 RE MADE

fys o. l,dS who received re.
year YEAR and will need ,leder reter
ft:r. are being made E uPuT. gol.
action cti, Of Bankson 7. Hoi. td.
|stste Works Progress AZ Az
nm -rr, director, with the Pul7 9u,o
|nIacing all those IN lI,et tne wv y
I6rnties who need relle1 l,oD ~
WPA projects ana oth5l un,
relief projects. Mr. !, hql, u
II that the surveys VIII pe
l. in about three weeks
1 indications are that there
tween 2,5OV anu roooir-
/ form Of public relief last
/ md will again require
.lief this year. Only those
r. received some form OF
rsliaf and will need it this
Iii be certified for the
H. Holcomb disclosed that
tentative of the Federal
[rcv Relief Administration
4 conducting a survey Of
eeding relief in the two low
tios and that from this list,
hTnnIeted in three weeks, the
| on the projects VIII oe ~
Mr.. Holcomb explained
brk relief for lower Della
| now more necessary bel
| damage resulting from the
floods. This has thrown
ersons out of work and has
bulted in a demand for GER
lair work, particularly to
hd bridges in the lower
| part Of the State. All
Eho are certified will be
y as "on relief" and thus
with the federal regula-
toviding that the funds be
lly for projects which en-
fsons who are on relief. The
btative of the FERA from
kton is directing the survey
kanizing the certifcation
upon which those
as ION relief" will be EN-
during the winter will in
be drainage projects for
bon Of mosquitoes and for
eservation, sewing units to
blished in towns in Kent and
counties, state highway re-
|rk and also enrolment in
q camps for young men.
Pc various WPA projects as
|other federal work-relief
will be able to progress
Pe eertifcation Of persons
relief is approved. There
hncies for young men in all
4 camps in the State and.
+ approval, last Saturday.
President, Of drainage pro-
h land preservation pro
Kent county to cost S67.-
for Sussex county to cost
as well as construction
Dover and Georgetown,
sure to be opportunities
oyment of several hun
persons certified for the
the present survey.
Smyrna times., 1935-10-03
Returns From RehOboth

Mrs. Bessie Pleasanton, who op-
Grated The Pleasant Inn at Reho-
both Beach during the summer
months, has returned to Dover and
is now residing on South State
street below the Green.
Smyrna times., 1935-10-03
Football Player Breaks Ankle

Vance, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Morris, of South State street,
Dover, who suffered a broken an
kie while engaged in football prac-
tice at the Dover High School
grounds recently, is recovering.
Smyrna times., 1935-10-03
Board of Charities Office Moved

The office of the Delaware State
Board of Charities has moved from
the Central Law Building, Dover,
to the Parke Building, South State
street, Dover.
Smyrna times., 1935-10-03
Town swima 70 Music.

Brockton, Mass. - Brockton resi-
dents now swim to music. An ERA
band gives nightly concerts at the
Monticello swimming pool.
Smyrna times., 1935-10-03

are employed as conduct
Pio'or busses in Tokyo.
Smyrna times., 1935-10-03
PERSONALS

Mrs. Margaret W. Culbreth and
daughter, Sue, who have been
spending the Summer in Smyrna
returned to Philadelphia on Mon
da for the Winter.
Mrs. Jane A. Pitman, of Boston
is on a visit to relatives in this
town.
Mrs. James H. Groves and chill
dren, of Railway, N. j., spent a cay
or two in town last week.
]. Wesley Denney and wife, who
have been spending the most of
the Summer at Atlantic City, are
expected home tonight. Mr.. Den
new returns in greatly improved
health.
Mrs. Mary Roberts, of Whining
ton, who has been spending sever
al weeks in Smyrna has returned
home, accompanied Ly Mrs. J. w.
Jones, and son, Gilbert.
Mrs. Dr. George c. Borst and
children, of Mount Union, Pa, came
home to attend the wedding of her
sister and will spend several weeks
at the residence of her father,
Gideon E. Rothwell.
Mrs. S. L. Boxer, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
e. e. Peterson.
Miss Mamie Hoslan, of Philadel-
phia, is on a visit to Miss Maggie
Sisco.
Miss Kate Fallows of Phiadel-
pnia, is on a visit % Miss Julia
Wright.
Miss Cora V. Foreman, OF Ba!ti-
more, is visiting Mrs.John 5 Gear
heart.
Edgar S. Wright. Of Thiladel-
pbia. is at home" III a visit to his
father, Joseph Wright.
Mrs. Howard Sisco and children,
of Philadelphia, is on a visit to An
drew Sisco.
Smyrna times., 1935-10-03
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
fContinuad From Page TNyol
Continued From Page Two)

late Captain Samuel Connor, of
Smyrna Landing, died at the resi-
dence Of her granddaughter, Mrs.
Voss, of that place, on Sunday,
aged 68 years, of consumption.
She has been a lifelong and con-
sistent member of the M. E.Church
and leaves an unusually large
number of relatives and friends to
mourn her demise Her husband
was probably the most well-known
captain that ever sailed up our
creek in the days when that stream
formed that commercial highway
and outlet for this section. The
funeral services were held at the
house, Rev. J. 3. Quigg, officiating;
the musical portion Of the services,
consisting of singing was rendered
by quartette selected from the
choir of Asbury M. z. Church, of
this town, after which the remains
were inferred in Glenwood Gem
etery, in the presence of a large
number of relatives and friends
from this town, Smyrna Landing
and the surrounding country, yes
terday afternoon.
WILBUR r. GLANDEN DIES
SUDDENLY
Early on Saturday morning last
the community was apprised of
the death of Wilbur r. Glanden.
This intelligence was a surprise
because the deceased had been
known as a most healthy and ro-
bust man, seeming indeed the very
personification Of health and vigor-
Gus vitality. His sickness was
most peculiar. violent and rapid
He left his workbench in Hoffeck-
er's cannery on a aturday morning
and just three weeks to day
thereafter he passed into eternity.
His was most violent illness. The
disease seized his brain, making
him a perfectly wild man. His
physicians say they never saw a
HOA1C SdSt 1lAd LAOSC wiz LuI SC0
him never had conceived that it
was possible for a man to become
so wild and violent. At the close
of the first week of his sickness
the skill of the attending ply
sicians had been so effective as TO
lead his friends to believe that he
would soon be well and out again.
Mr.. Camden was a very industrious
and provident young man. He has
been workman at Hoffecker's can
merry for the past thirteen or four
teen years. He had the respect
and unbounded confidence of his
employers. He was in the 26th
year of his age, the son of the late
William Glanden, of Duck Creek
His remains were followed to Glen
wod cemetery on Monday after
noon.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
AUMENTA Ell PELIGRO
DE HUELCA EN- MEXICO
clUDAD DE MEXICO. Mayo Is

ClUDAD DE MEXICO. Mayo Is.
-(Exclusivo). = Ell tenor de una
huelga de los obreros de la Compa
hfa Teltnica Mexicand, aumento
hoy, cuando la empresa Sc ne
go a seguir Giscutiendo ell pliego de
peticiones presentado por ell sindi-
cato.
La causa por la cual la Telefo-
Mica Mexicana Sc rehuso a conti-
nuar d%iscutiendo ell pliego de petit
clones. no fue dada a conocer. pc
70 Sc entiende que la empresa esta
dispuesta n que sus obreros sc de-
elaren en- huelga ell dia %.
-)o(-
LEA LISTED al nHlNIA NJ.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
OLIN FUE
SUSPENDID0 EN-
CALlFO MA
Debera pelear con Rosen-
bloom en- Ell Olympic, d.
&c la Comision

Una drsstica MEDIA contra ell
campeon mundial de gran peso lise-
70 Bob olin, fue tomada aver por la
Comision. Atletiea. de. California,
cuando decreto su suspension en- ell
Estado por haberse lido a Nueva
York sin cumpIir IN contrato que
firmo aqui para pelear con Make
Rosenbloom.
Segdn anunci6 aver la comision
local, Olin no solo quedara suspen-
dido en- California hasta que no re-
grese a pelear cor Rosenbloom, ST
no que Sc pedira a las comisiones
de Nueya York Y Illinois que secun-
den Ia suspension, cerrando u
pu .tas al actual campeon de Us
libras.
Rosenbloom y DIN habian firma.
do para enfrentarse ell dltimo mar
ties en- una pelea que iba a ser re-
vancha para ell primero, a quien
DIN arrebato ell titulo de gran peso
liaero en- Nueva York Ell ano pa
sado. Sin embargo, DIN no cum
plio ell contrato, alesando estsr en-
fermo. y fue sustituido por ell me-
bro Oscar Rankins. Al dia siguien-
tie ell csmpe6n salio para Nueva
York.
La opinión., 1935-05-19

cUANDO LEE listed IA Cpl.
MON" SABe QUE LEE uN
PERioDico INDEPENDENTS Y
HoNRADo.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
DOUGLAS VS..
MAGYAR HOY
EN- 10 OIL
Juegan por ell campeonato
de football soccer de
Los Angeles

Dos importantes juegos de foot
bal soccer Sc etectusran hoy en- la
tarde en- ell Estadio de Loyola, en-.
f~rentsndose en- ell estelar los avia-
dores del Douglas Aircraft con los
hungaros del Magyar A. c.. en- dis
puta del eampeonato de Los Ange-
les. y ell seeundo entire Hollywood
y ell Fox Film Studio.
Segun anunciaron aver los di-
rectores de la Liga de Foot Ball de
Los Angeles, ninguno de los dos
juegos, dada su importancia. podra
terminar en- un empate, Y 81 es ne
cesario Sc jugara un perio6o extra
de so minutes para decidir la vic
toria. El tempo reglamentario de
los juegos es de 90 minutes.
En- una maniobra para debilitar
ell line up de los ~aviadores del Dou-
gias, Sc Presentaron a la Comision
de Foot Ball los easos de euatro
juaadores de los campeones del
ano pssado como ineligible para ell
juego de hoy, pero los comisionados
no Sc reunieron antes del jueso,
por 10 cue ell Douglas entrara al
campo del ,estadio de Loyola con
todos sus ~elementos, a exception de
Axel Thompson.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
CARUS RUB ON
VS.. SAN PEDRO
EN- SAN PEDRO

Una de las c~ontiendas oeisbolisti-
cas- mas duras que hayan tenido en-
las ultimas senanas. sera Ia que
sostengan hoy en- IA tards los pelo-
teros mexieanos de Ia novena Ca
rus Rub On, que dirige el Captain
Villa, contra ell San Pedro Mer-
chants.
Ell juego Sc ~efeetuara en- el Trona
Field, Ell diamante de los marineros
en- San Pedro, y dara principle a
las 2:15 PM, habiendo mucho
tusiasmo entire los ~aficionados me-
xicanos del puerto por yer nueya-
mente en- accion a las huestes de
Villa.
Los pitchers Lanes, por Carus
Rub On, y Joe Story, por los nor
teamericanos, seran los e~ncargados
de di~sputarse la victoria en- Ell CEN
tro del diamante, sosteniendo I'm
duelo que Sc espera muy rehido, da-
La opinión., 1935-05-19

Que Barbitas...

A.i pareee dseir Ell photo Ed Haddad,
(izquierda) a Willie Utzman, proPietario
de un sutomovil que construyo especial
mente para las earreras en- Ell Parque As
cot, hacienda la promesa de que no sc
cortara las bar6as hasta que su auto ha-
va ganado la carrera de dos vueltas por
ell casco italiano. una competencia que Sc
efeetaa todos los microbes en- ell Ascot.
HadIad. uno de los mejore. photos que
corren en- Ell Ascot, sers ell tripulante del
Utzman Special en- la function del proximo
microbes en- la noche.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
Los MEXICANOS
PERDIERON EN-
Los DOBLES
Hoy termina la serie con
los 1ltimos juegos de
singles, en- la capital

United Press para LA OPINION
cluDAD DE MEXICO, Mayo 10.
Las a~spiraoiones de los tenistas
mexicanos, de ir a Europa a dispu-
tar ell trofeo international del ten
mis- aetualmente en- possession de In
elaterra, Sc estrellaron una vez
mas ante ell empuje de los eampeo-
mes de los Estados Unidos, al per-
der hoy en- la tarde los juegos de
dobies despues de haber sido derro
tados aver en- los jueaos Inaugural
les de singles.
Aunque los jugadores mexicanos
de dobles Alfonso linda y Jose LA
no, c1asificaron respeetivamente en-
ell ranking nacional en- segundo y
noveno lugar, opusieron una tenaZ
resistencia a sus adversarios de Es
tados Unidos, Donald Bulge y &C.
ne Mako, estos Sc impusieron para
dar a su pals la victoria decisiva
sobre Mexico, conquistando asi ell
derecho de ser los representatives
de la IONA norteamericana en- ell
round semi-final del torneo por la
Copa Davis, que Sc efectuara en- la
cancha de. Wimbledon. Inglaterra, ell
proximo mes de julio.
La derrota de Mexico en- la Sc
RE decisiva de la ona ~norteameri-
cana Sc inicio en- esta ciudad aver,
cuando ante una enorme multitud
de aficionados los jueadores de Es-
tados Unidos Don Bulge, de Cali
%fornia, y Bryan Grant, de Atlanta,
vencieron a los mexicanos Daniel
Hernandez y Esteban Reyes.
Los campeones de Estados Uni
dos eliminaron a los jugadores dc
Mexico en- ia misma forma que 10
flicieron a los de China la semana
pasada. demostrando n gran So
perioridad en- ell manejo de Ia ra-
4ueta.
La serie de tres encuentros, dos
de singles y uno de dobles, termina
"a msnana en- la tdrde en- terrenos
del Club Deportivo Chapultepec,
con los 1ltimos juegos de singles
La opinión., 1935-05-19
LAS ASpIRscloNES DEL
BAMBINO

BOSTON, Mass, Mayo 16. No
importa cua1 sea ell resultado de
esta temporada para los Braves de
Boston. Babe Ruth Sc encuentra en-
dos listas. La primera es la lista
de los que p.erden Y Ia segunda Ia
de aquellos que ganan.
Ell Bambino podra perder mucho
en- 10 que respeeta a ST. hstilidad
como jugador. pero sin embargo ga
nara mucho tambi6n va que para el
dia primero de agosto 81 sera el
photo de una de las novenas de
las Ligas Mayores que era a ma
nera de sus suehos dorados.
Y 81 es que Babe continda arras-
trando pdblico como hasta aqui 10
ha hecho. los Braves podran refor-
Ear su novena para Ia temporada
de 1886. ST asi sucede entonees Emil
Fuchs retendra a Bill McKechnie
en- su puesto de gerente de la o
vena. Pero 81 es que el Bambino
no logra haeer que las entradas
de taquilla aumenten 10 suficiente
para que Mr.. Fuchs salga de sus
deudas, entonees e. equipo pasara
a manos del viee-presidente del
club Charles +. Adams, 10 cual po-
siblemente ocurrira Ell dia prime
70 de asosto. Y entonees ell BAN
hino sera nombrado photo general
de los Braves.
Sc dice que 81 Fuchs no logra
comprar las aceiones que Adams
tiene Va ell dfa primero de agos-
to, entonces pondra EN- manos de
este Ia novena.
TODD depende del Babe-dijo
cierta persona.-Si 81 surge jugan-
do regularmente como hasta aqui
10 ha hecho Y los ingresos de Ia
quilla aumentan. entonces ayudara
a Fuchs a salir de sus deudas, pc
TO a costa de su puesto de photo,
que es su ambici6n suprema.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
ROSENBLOOM os.
HENRY LEWIS
EN- OAKLAND

OAKLAND. Calf, mayo 17.-GT.
P).--John Henry Lewis. negro de
Arizona contendiente al campeona-
to mundial de gran peso ligero. fue
c~ontratado aver por ell promoter
Ora Foreman para que Sc enfren-
tie en- una pelea de revancha al X
campe6n Make R%osenbloom, en-
esta ciudaG.
La pelea Sc efeetuara en- los pri-
meros dias de julio. Y la function
sera a beneficio de los ninos In
yaliios de la region de la bahia.
Henry Lewis tiene una victoria
por decision sobre ell ex-campeon
de gran peso ligero. Y espera re-
petir para conquistar Ell derecho
de medirse con Bob olin por ell Ii
tulo.
La opinión., 1935-05-19

cuANDo LEE USTEo ia
OPINION SABE CUE LEE uN
PERloDlco INDEPENDENTS
Y HoNRADo.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
connie MACK
0PINA SOBRE
FL DETROIT
De Mickey Cochrane de-
pende ell triunfo del e.
quipo, dice ell veteraLo

DETROIT, Michigan, Mayo To-
Connie Mack. photo %veterano de los
Atleticos de Filadelfia. dijo que los
Tigres de Detroit y clnco novenas
mas entire las cuales no sc %eneuen-
ira la suya tenfan igual o%portuni-
dad de salir v%encedores en- e. PEN
don de 1885.
FL lider de los Atlkticos. 1uien
tiene 72 amos de edad sc enton-
traba sin hacer NADIA. El juego en-
ire los Tigres Y los Atleticos habia
sido pospuesto por lluyia. Connie
Mack aprovecho la o%portunidad pa
IA decir algo de su ex-estrella Mic
key Cochrane.
-Mucho de 10 que va a ocurrir
depende de Miekey-dijo Mack
e. hizo que su club llegara en- la
delantera en- la pasada temporada
de baseball Y puede repetir la mis-
sa hazana este aho. Tiene I'm espf-
ritz competitor que no muchas per
sonas poseen. No noze a perso-
ma alguna. dentro de este deporte
que lie iguale.
Me parece que Ia earrera de
este aho es algo complicada y que
todas las novenas tienen una opor-
tunidad de yencer. cor la exception
St. Louis V nuestro equipo. No
quiero hacer declaraciones con re-
lacion a nuestro club. Nosotros tu-
vimos una inicial muy mala. pero
es possible que reeuperemos antes
de que termine ell pendon. Siento
mucho tener que decir que st.
Louis esta eliminado de la lista de
posibles vencedores.
Este aho la cosa es difsrente.
Hay muchas novenas buenas en- la
Liga. Personalmente soy I'm sim
p~atizador de los Cleveland. Claro
esta que las noyenas no Sc presen-
tan iguales todos los amos. En- la
temporada pasada siempre crei que
Detroit resultarfa ~vencedor. Este
ano creo que los ganadores seran
los muchachos de Cleveland.
-Puede ser que este e%quivocado.
Chicago Sc esta presentando muy
fuerte. Boston tiene un equipo bue-
no Y desde luego. ellos tienen a
Mickey Cochrane a quien nunca Sc
debe pasar des~apercibido. FL hizo
maravillas con Detroit en- la tenn
porada de 1884, pero me parece que
esta novena tendra que jugar eX-
cepcionalmente bien este aho para
alcanzar los laureles.
En- ell pasado pend6n. el photo de
los Atleticos de Filadelfia fue uno
de los pocos expertos en- baseball
que seleccionaron a Detroit como
los posibles vencedores. Esta fue
su selection Y no eambio de pare
Ger a pesar de que en- varias oca-
stones la novena estuvo en- situa-
clones apretadas.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
LA CONVENTION DE RO.
TARIOS EN- MEXICO

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Mayo 1s.
-(EXclusivo).- Que la Conven-
cion de los rotarios que Sc efectua
ra en- esta capital. servira para abrir
en- Mexico. nuevos ~canales para ell
concrete o ell exterior. es 10 que
dijo ell Secretario de Gobernacion,
en- la comida del Club Rotario de
esta capital, hoy al medic dfa.
Eel Secretario Bojorquez, agrego
Que la convention ~rotaria, sera uno
de los actos mas trascendentales
que Sc hayan efectuado en- Mexico,
va que cientos &c extranjeros 20
dram conocer los progresses moral
y materiales de Mexico
La opinión., 1935-05-19
VICTORIA DEL
JUVENIL,D DE
DELANO, CALF.

Los Juveniles de De1ano tuvie-
ron una rehida contienda Ell nltimo
domingo contra Ia novena DiGeorgt
Farms, Y al final de los nueve in
nings ell score qued6 empatado a l
carreras.
Los rancheros So detendieron con
mucho brio de Ia ofensiya de sus
c~ontrarios, y estos no pudieron re-
petir una victoria que va habian
conquistado antes sobre Ell DiGeor-
81.
Ell pr6ximo domingo los Juveniles
haran una vista a Mojave para r
Ear sus bats contra la noyena de
csc lugar, llevando a los s~iguientes
jugadores:
f. Reyes. L. Reyes, P. Reyes, P.
Reyes, I. Reyes, D. Aguirre, NJ. Vi
llanueva, G. Martinez, B. Garcia, r.
Arambula, G. Valdez, r. Robes.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
INTERES POR
Ell HANDICAP
DE STA.lANITA

NUEVA YORK, N. ". mayo
18.-(UP).-Aunque los propiets-
rios de los hipodromos del Este
no e con buenos ojos ell premio
de 100000 que Sc ofreee al ven-
cedor del Handicap de Santa AMI
ia en- ell hipodromo de Los Ange-
les, los propietarios de estabios
de eabsllos de carreras estan va
hacienda los preparativos para
apartar alojamiento para sus me-
jores caballos en- los estsblos do
Santa Anita, dispuestos a ilevar-
Sc oil proximo mes de dieiembro
ell jusoso premio de $to8,4o0 que
conquist6 Axucar la temporada
pasads, para su joven propieta-
rio Fred M. Alser Jr. Los esta-
bios Whitney, Vanderbilt, Sloane,
Mason, Coe y otros han anuneia-
do su p~roposito de transporter a
~ eabaIlos estrellas a la costa
del Paeifico ell proximo invierno,
para disputar ell prcmio de -.
100000 en- oil handicap de San.
La opinión., 1935-05-19

da la categorfa de ambas e
La opinión., 1935-05-19
Baer Us. Camera en- 1884

En- JUNO de 1884 fue tomada esta foto EN- que apa-
rece Ancil Hoffman, manager de Max Baer, fernando ell
contrato para la peIea con Primo Camera, entonces CAM
peon rnundial, EN- que Baer arrebato ell titulo al gigantic
de Italia. En- ell inserto arriba Sc We a Jack Dempsey,
quien jugo un papel i~nportante EN- la concertacion del
encuentro, y abajo, los contendientes, Baer, (derecha)
y Camera. FL proximo mes de JUNO Sc efectuara otra
peea por ell campeonato mundial de gran peso EN- Nueva
York, NADIA mas que ahora los personaies seran Max
saer como campeon y James j. Braddock como retador.
La opinión., 1935-05-19

tSieue en- Ia Cd. rag.)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-29
new POLITICAL COMEDY" AT
NEW ORLEANS BY LONG FORCES

NEW ORLEANS, July % UR -
The newest "kingfish" comedy was
being enacted today to the scream
ing of police sirens and the shoo-
footing of detectives.
The entire police department was
concentrated in a search for Arthur
Romaguera, the chauffeur of Mayor
T. Semmes Walmsley, who is ac-
cused of stealing" a SIS portrait of
President Roosevelt from head
quarters of the old regular Demo-
cratic machine which only few
weeks ago was bitterly anti-Long
but now is vociferously pro-Long.
But apparently Romaguera was
making no effort to eyade arrest.
While police officials were urging
speed in capturing him, he was
going about his accustomed ways.
To make the insult to Longs new
political allies more CALLING, he re-
turned the picture to the club
house, hung it on the wall, and
even posed for newspaper photo
graphers.
Walmsley, his boss, practically is
the only anti-Long remnant in the
municipal administration which was
elected by the voters on an anti
Long ticket. Long has undermined
the government by using his state
legislature to deprive it of power,
and, one by one, its members have
gone to his camp. Several weeks
ago the old regular ward leaders,
who control the machine, deserted
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-29

Walmsley, who has no jobs to dis
tribute. for Long, who has.
Indignant. Walmsley resigned his
membership in their club and sent
Romaguera around to get the por-
trait of him adorning the card
room.
He saw on the wall the picture
of Mr.. Roosevelt.
"Since you've Joined up with the
"kingfish" against the President.
you won't need this any more, so
I'll take it, too" he said to the
ward leaders. ana climbing up on a
chair, he removed the portrait
along with that of his boss.
Hours later, after the incident
had been recorded in the press the
ward leaders announced they had
forbidden Romaguera to remove the
picture and asked police to arrest
him.
Twenty-Five new Long dictator
ship laws, further strengthening
Longs absolute control over the
state, went into effect today. Some
were designed to make Walmsley's
position more untenable and force
his resignation so that a Long man
may be appointed by the Long
governor in his stead. The new
laws deprive New Orleans of the
last of its taxing powers, and, by
establishing direct state control
over all city departments. deprives
Walmsley of even the power to
supervise his own office force.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-29

June happenings point to a gain
over May. Results for the six
months confirm the opinion that
the course is still upward. The crop
position at mid-year promises better
than year ago. Farm products
register this in lower quotations al
though high prices of meats are
still reported holding down con-
sumer buying.
Commodity prices as whole, al
though shade off for the month,
continue at about the highest level
knce November, 1890. Stock mar
ket prices rose for the third sue
cessive month, industrials advancing
to a four-year peak, but sales for
June were small.
Threats of a bituminous coal
strike expanded production and
shipments. Electric power output
rose to record mid d-summer levels.
Machine tool manufacturers report
second quarter sales the best since
the depression began.
Cigarette output may beat last
years record, while cigar produc-
tion is the largest since 1881.
Pending clearer views of crop out
turn, the map in surplus producing