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Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
Women Of Detroit
Start DriUe For
Boycott On Meat

DETROIT. July go W.P)-A boy
colt against the purchase of meat
was called today by Lincoln park
housewives who aligned themselves
with the militant women whose
warlike picketing Saturday dropped
meat sales in Hamtramck to 95 per
cent below normal.
The women of Lincoln park, a
Detroit suburb, organized them
selves into the Downriver league
under the presidency of Mrs. Myrtle
Hoogland.
''We will use pledges, not pick
cts as did the Hamtramck women"
Mrs. Hoogland said. 1--WE intend
to set up desks on the sidewalks
where women may sign cards
pledging themselves not to buy
meat. First pledges will run for
three days, so We can see how effi-
cient the plan is"
"We want it understood" Mrs.
Hoogland said. that we do not
think the rise in prices is the fault
of retailers. We know farmers are
not getting much of the money
we pay for meat, so we believe the
trouble lies with the middleman."
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
FILES PROTEST. OVER FLAG INCIDENT
Way Seek Arrest OF Missing Lobby Probe Witness
Salvation Army
Commander Will
Visit Ell Centro

Major Robert Rooney, new border
division commander of the Saliva
tion Army, accompanied by Mrs.
Rooney, will make a visit to Ell
Centre on August 8, Captain Eplett,
in charge of the local Army station,
was advised today.
Accompanying Major and Mrs.
Rooney will be Captain Henry
Koerner, divisional finance officer.
Plans for a public reception to
the visiting officials are now being
made by Captain Eplett and his
associates.
Major Rooney recently succeeded
the late Maj. E. r. Clifford and this
will be his first official visit to this
city. His territory includes Ari-
zona, New Mexico, Imperial Valley
and Ell Paso, Texas. He has long
record of service with the Salvation
Army and for the past seven years
was editor -in-chief of the War Cry,
official western publication of the
Army.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
Experts Will Help
Grasshopper War

G. C. Wilson and w. w. McCann
of the u. S. Department of Agri-
culture, department of entomology,
arrived In the valley tdoay to con-
duct a survey of the grasshopper
situation here in cooperation with
the office of the county horticul-
tural commissioner.
All ranchers are urged to report
to B. A. Harrigan, county commits
sioner, grasshopper conditions on
their ranches so that proper means
may be taken Immediately to pre-
vent any threatened outbreak of
the pest. A sufficient quantity of
poisoned bran is on hand with
which to cope with such outbreak,
Harrigan stated this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
Sinclair Sued By
Woman OUer Book

LOS ANGELES, July 30. tUPO -
Upton Sinclair, author and politi-
cal leader, was under court order
today to answer a copyright in
fringement suit filed against him
by Grace v. Holmes.
He sought unsuccessfully to have
Federal Judge George Cosgrave
dismiss the action late yesterday.
Miss Holmes suit charged that
Sinclair's pamphlet Immediate
Epic" infringed upon her copyright
to the book Challenge To Money"
She asked an accounting of pro-
fits and an injunction to prohibit
Sinclair from selling any addition
al copies of his book.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
THREAT MADE
, BY BLACK At
SENATE QUIZ
Exasperated Committee Chair
man Will Enlist Aid OF Justice
Department
"SLUSH FUND" INCREASES
Books Show Associated Gas
And Electric Spent More Than
100000 Reported
BY RONALD G.. VAN TINE

WASHINGTON, July 30. tU.R -
Chairman Hugo Black abruptly
= broke in on senate lobby commit
tee testimony today to declare he
would put federal officers all over
the country on the trail of Howard
c. Hopson, reputed master mind
of the vast Associated Gas and Ell
ectric system, unless he appears
soon for questioning.
Exasperated with A. G. E. wit
nesses who could tell little of the
systems expenditure of more than
100000 in fighting the utility bill,
Black suddenly turned to Fred
Burroughs, a president in the
Hopson organization, and snapped:
IF Hopson doesn't come in soon,
we are going to have to turn over
subpoena to every marshal in the
United States to bring him in here.
Some one can do it,"
The warning to Hopson came as
committee investigators said their
inspection of the A. G.. E. books
showed it had spent at least $791,-
487 in its campaign to block the
utilities legislation, instead of the
100000 the company reported.
Sen. Lewis B. Schwellenbach,
(Dem), Washington, said eXpen-
ditures included $4,000 to the law
firm of Patrick j. Hurley, secretary
of war in the Hoover cabinet. 1t
was not shown what work the firm
did.
Committee agents armed with a
senate subpoena yainly have been
hunting Hopson, who reputedly re-
ceived more than $2,800000 from A.
G.. E. companies during depression
years.
May Use &c Men"
The committee has specific auth
ority to enlist aid of the justice
department, under which United
States marshals operate. If the
marshals could not find Hopson,
the departments &c men" could
be given the task.
"Do you know where Mr.. Hcpson
is now?" Black barked at Bur-
roughs.
The stout, partly bald executive,
who tangled sharply with commit
teemen over their questioning, said
he was surprised" Hopson had not
appeared and there's no reason
why he shouldn't"
Black read a newspaper report
saying that Hopson had been seen
recently at the "bar of a hotel, at
Spring Lake, N. j.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
Water Taxi ODnerS
To Fight Charges

LONG BEACH, July 30 U.P)-
TWenty-Seven operators Of water
taxis plying between Long Beach
and the gambling barges Monte
Carlo and Tango today pleaded not
guilty in municipal court to charges
of soliciting persons to visit the
gambling boats.
They asked jury trial, which was
set for Tuesday. August 20. Mean
time the defendants remained at
liberty on $1,000 bail each.
The gambling boats continued to
operate, with water taXis plying
under truce with police which will
continue until the present cases
have been disposed Of.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
TAX-THE-R|CH
BILL IS OKAYED
IN COMM TTEE
House Ways And Means Group
Takes Favorable Action While
Senate Told Bill Impractical

WASHINGTON, July 80. U.P)-
Taxation of incomes of a million
dollars or more will produce only a
negligible amount of revenue, the
senate finance committee was in
formed today shortly after the
house ways and means committee
sped the administration $275, ,G00,-
600 measure toward a vote, prob
ably Friday.
Speaker Joseph w Byrns said
every effort would be made to
bring the bill up in the house to-
morrow and pass 1t by Friday
night.
"I believe we will pass it in it's
present FORM" said Byrns, predict
ing that efforts to amend it to
provide for use of the new revenue
to pay the soldier bonus would be
defeated summarily.
Members are ready to act on
this bill just as soon as possible in
order to hasten adjournment,
RyrnS said
AT the opening of senate hear
ingS on the tax bill, L. H. Parker,
chief of staff of the joint congress
sional tax committee, told the COM
mjttee there weren't enough million
dollar incomes in the country to
bring any large amount of revenue
from that bracket
Real substantial revenue" Park
er said, can be obtained only by
increasing surtaxes from $4,000 all
along the line"
The house tax bill starts the
surtax increases at $4,000 under q
schedule expected to return $45,-
100000 annually from that type o1
taxation alone. The surtaxeS in
crease progressively through $5,000,-
900.
Parker testified that, if the in
creases had started at $1,000,000 in
comes, the revenue would be only
about $5,000,000
In 1888, Parker said, there were
only 46 incomes in the United
States of $1,000,000 or more.
In fact, he added, there were
only 1874 incomes of $4,000 OF
more, showing the scarcity of eX-
tremely high incomes and conse-
quent narroWness of the revenue
field in that category.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
Inder Singh Trial
Near Completion

Arguments in the trial of N. d.
Inder Singh, charged with assault
with intent TO commit. murder will
be concluded late this afternoon
and the case will then go to the
jury for its deliberation.
Singh is alleged to have wound
ed Mala Singh by shooting him
with a shotgun during an argument
early last month. The trial started
before Judge Vaughn Thompson
last week and was recessed until
yesterday morning over the week.
end.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
Chamber To Omit
Wednesday Dinner

President Sem Bacon announces
that there will be no dinner meet
ing of the Ell Centre Chamber of
Commerce on Wednesday of this
week. Chamber directors have had
and will have later in the week
various committee meetings to at
tend and President Bacon decided
to omit this weeks dinner meeting.
Wednesday OF next week, August
7, chamber of commerce directors
and members will journey to Ban
ming for a dinner at 7:30 o'clock
with the Banning Kiwanis Club, the
Banning Chamber of Commerce,
and members of the Kiwanis Clubs
of Brawley, Calexico, Yuma and Ell
Centre, where the matter of routing
highway travel through Imperial
Valley will be discussed.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
Negro Lynched By
Group OF Whites

HENDERSON, N. c., July 30.
W.D-"Sweet" Ward, Negro who
decapitated a white man near
here, was lynched today by mob
of infuriated white men.
He was accused of hacking to
death with an axe, Charlie Stokes,
86-year- -old farmer. Ward cut off
Stokes head.
A few witnesses who would COM.
ment said they believed Ward had
gone crazy"
Ward, a tenant farm hand, first
attacked Sturgeon Ayschue, white
man in whose car Ward was riding.
He clubbed Ayschue with broken
bottle.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
Viii Face Trial
On Federal Charge

Francisco Virgen, charged with
violating federal statutes by aiding
others to illegally enter the United
States was brought before Dorsey
Whitelaw, U. S. Commissioner this
morning for hearing. He was bound
over to the U. S.. district court, San
Diego, for further action and taken
to the coast this afternoon.
1t was brought up against him
that he had aided seven alien
Mexicans to enter the country
Illegally near Caelxico recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
Warns Public Not
To Aid Beggars

With the present federal, state
and county relief programs in op-
Grafton at present there is no rea-
son for public begging on the
streets, Charles Nice, county indi-
gent officer stated this morning.
He pointed out that under these
programs adequate relief can be
had by those in need.
Residents who are approached on
the streets by anyone seeking re-
lief are asked to send such persons
to Nice's office at the court house,
should they be county residents
and to the federal transient camp
should they be from outside the
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
Disputes Report
OF Shark Bites

LOS ANGELES, July 30 {U.p)-An
autopsy report revealed today that
the death of DR.. Alfred L. Wilkes,
48, dentist, was caused by drowning
Saturday morning after he and his
young son clung night-long to their
capsized motorboat in Catalina
Channel
Officials announced there would
be no inquest.
County Autopsy Surgeon A. F.
Wagner stated that, in his opinion,
wounds on DR.. Wilkes body had not
been made by sharks, as reported
by the son, Huston Wilkes.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
MulhoIIand Estate
Goes To Children

LOS ANGELES, July 30 WR-The
will of the late William Mulholland,
builder of the Los Angeles aqueduct,
on file today, revealed that his
estate, estimated at 100000, is to
be divided among his five children.
His daughter, Rose, will get his
residence and the residue of the
estate will be split equally between
Rose, homas and Terry Mulholland,
and Mrs. Lucille Mack and Mrs.
Ruth Wood.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
Los Angeles Gets
Weather Relief

LOS ANGELES, July 30 WP) -
ocean breezes waited inla n d
brought slight relief to Los Angeles
today from the three-day heat wave,
the government thermometer touch
ing 81 degrees at noon, six degrees
under yesterdays top of 80 degrees.
The forecast is for continued
warm weather tomorrow with fair
skies, although slightly overcast to-
night, and low humidity. The drop
in humidity brought an additional
warning of increasing fire hazard.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
Man Badly Injured
In Truck Accident

Stanley Cameron of Calipatrla Is
in the Brawley hospital as the re-
suit of injuries received in an au-
tomobile crash about IL o'clock last
night. At the sheriffs office this
morning it was stated that hospi-
tai attendants said Cameron's con-
dition was extremely serious.
He was riding on a truck driven
by Henry Houck of Imperial, which
ran into the timbers of bridge
over the Brawley Main canal a
short distance south OF Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
APOLOGY NOT
DEMANDED IN
FORMAL NOTE
LaCuardia Incident Is Ignored
Completely According 6 To
Washington Advice
READY WITH HOT REPLY
State Department Prepared To
Make Strong Denial OF Any
Responsibility By Government

WASHINGTON, July 80. W.P)-
The government of Germany pro-
tested to the United States today
against an insult to the Nazi flag by
New York Communists.
Coincident with the protest, said
to demand IN vigorous terms the
punishment of the guilty persons,
the state department at President
Roosevelt's suggestion disclosed a
letter replying to American pro-
tests against treatment of Jews in
Germany.
The letter was in reply to pro-
tests by Jewish groups. 1t said the
United States government fully
understands your Solicitude" and
states the American concept Of
religious and political freedom"
adding that 'the American people
are always sympathetic to the MAIN
tenance of these concepts"
The state department was under
stood to be preparing to take up
with Gov. Herbert Lehman of New
York the request for punishment
of the anti-Nazi demonstrators.
Lehman would be expected to
forward any instructions to the
proper New Iork City authorities.
Germany, it was said, took the
view that the tearing down of the
flag constituted a serious insult and
merited vigorous punishment.
The state department did not in
dicate whether the text of the note
would be made public. However,
there was some belief that due to
the vigor of the language it might
be held confidential.
WASHINGTON, July 30 U.R-The
German government today present.
ed a formal protest to the United
States over the indignities to the
German flag perpetrated by three
Communists aboard the liner Bre-
men in New York harbor last week.
The protest expressed a desire
that American authorities in charge
of enforcing the law make stren-
uous efforts to apprehend and pun
ish the guilty persons. However.
no request for an apology was
made.
The protest was sent to the state
department by DR.. Rudolf Leitner.
charge d'affaires of German en-
bassy, by messenger. The note was
in the German language and was
sent Immediately to the translation
division of the state department.
Pending translation, state depart
ment officials were unable to COM
ment.
The protest was a climax In re-
cent furore over alleged discrimina-
ton against Jews and Catholics in
Germany, which evoked speeches
Continued on page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At N. Y. 1st game)-. R H E
Philadelphia ..0l0 20 3O4-l1 16
New York 900 300 101- 10 l
Bowman and Todd; Parmelee,
Stout and Danning.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
By EDWARD w. LEWIS

UnIted FTtSS SCaII Correspondent
WASHINGTON, July 80 Up)-The
house ways and means committee,
without a record vote, today favor
ably reported the $275, 100000 tax
CONTINUED on page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30
Baseball Scores
By United Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Philadelphia RH E
New York ........010 040 000-5 II l
Philadelphia ..010 302 00x-6 9 8
Ruffing, Malone, Murphy and
Dickey; Mahaffey. Marcum and
Richards.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30

At Cincinnati
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-30

At Pittsburgh
Evening star., 1935-05-12

A SPIN ON THE
FERRIS WHEEL. It was
one of the popular at
fractions at the annual
campus fiesta Of George
Washington University.
g Star StaR Photo.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

GROWING OF QUEEN SHENANDOAH XII
Mile. Nella Veverka daughter Of the Czechslovakan
Minister to the United States being crowned queen
of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival at Win
chester. Va, by Gov. H. G. Kump of West Virginia
Evening star., 1935-05-12

You spent hours turning the crank Of the
ice freezer! Nearly 80 years ago. the
same hands that turned the freezers also wore
Chas. Schwartz & Son PERFECT Diamonds
famous since IHS8.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

FLOWERS FOR MRS. ROOSEVELT.
The Presidents wife entertains four
little May day callers who carried May
basket to the White House for her. The
youngsters are, left to right: Connie
Hough, S; Donald Flick, 8; Deidre Vim,
a. and Dorothy Ferebee, g.
Wide World Photos
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
MANTIENE Ell SUPREME
LA DE LA
LECHE A"CHOCOLATADA

A la corte del circuito de es-
tie condado Sc comunic6 aver
que ell tribunal supreme de la
Florida mantiene la constitucic
nalidad de la Fordenanza que
prohibe la venta de "cocimien-
tos" como 81 fuese leche acho-
'colatada.
La sentencia pone fin "a la
disputa sobre la ordenanza, que
ell DR.. McEachern hara cum
plir.
Sostiene ell alto tribunal la
idea de que ell pueblo cree reci-
bir leche adhocolatada cuando
compra 10 q. Sc llama Chocolate
Milk.
Actu6 de ponente ell magis-
trade Buford.
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
TRASLADO DEL
CONSULADO DE CUBA

Empezara manana a trasla-
darse desde ell edificio de Ia Sep
TINA y Gale Ounce a la bonita
casa de la Septima avenida es-
quina a jefferson, ell consulate
de la Repnblica de Cuba, seg1n
nos informa el consul, Sr. Jose
A. Gregory, Sr.
Ell lunes Sc ADRIAN las ofici-
mas en- csc lugar, que es como ell
|lpunto medic entire Ybor City y
Tampa, en- ell coraz6n de Tam
pa Heights.
Nos dice ell Sr. Gregory que
en- esa casa reside, hace algu-
nos amos, la respectable familia
Martinez Ybor.
Queda enterada del traslado
la colonia Guiana.
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
MANpAQO A RAIFORD
Ell TRIO DE ATLANTA

Ell trio de Atlanta, senten-
Iciado a prisi6n por toda la vi
da como autores de asalto y ro-
DO a mano armada, saIi6 aver
para Raiford lbajo la custodia
de los diputados del sheriff
Spencer.
I'm esfuerzo Sc hizo ell lunes,
.por ell abogado Macarthur, para
libraries de la justicia de Flori-
da,
Sc habian fUgado los tres de
la carcel de Atlanta, ciudad en-
la que iban a ser juzgados por
I'm delito de robo.
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
HUELGUISTAS Y PATRO-
NOS A UN
ACUERDO

Canton, Ohio, mayo 3O.-Pa-
tronos y huelguistas llegaron-
aver a un acuerdo, permitien-
dose a estos la "vigiIaneia pa
cifica" en- defensa de sus intere
ses. Mas de 20 personas reel
Ihieron heriGlas en- los dltimos
dias, a causa del conflicto. Los
trabajadores Sc han c9mprome
lido a no eiercer coacci6n y los
directories de las companies
quitaran las armas y las bonn
bas de gas a los guardias.
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
BENJAMIN ALvAAEz Y Ell
FROYECTO DE 1AI-ALAI

| Sin descanso viene frabajan-
do EN- un tproyecto de front0r
JS-Alai para Tampa, ell Sr.
Benjamin Alvarez, muy conoci-
do en- nuestros efrculos sociales
y mercantiles.
Alvarez tiene va tpreparaGos
les planes de una cancha de 209
pies de largo, con capacidaA pa
ra acomodar a 1900 personals.
Personals de gran relieve So
cial lie han ofreeido colaberar
con Ell, de modo que Ell Jai-Alai
de Tampa Sc abra ell venidero
lnvierno.
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
QUEDO ~INAUGURADA LA
EXPOSITION DEL PACI-
FICO

San Diego, mayo 30.-Desde
Washington, por medic de la
Radio, ell Ipresidente Roosevelt
inaugur6 aver la Exposition
del Pacifico.
Ell p~residente dijo que la ex-
.posici6n representa- pasos de
lprogreso, pasos que Sc han da-
do va " que pueden llevarnos
al momento que todos aguarda-
mos. Ylo creo que debemos te-
ner confianza en- la perspecti-
va. FL gobierno continda ami
;mado, mas Y mas, por ell bier
|del pueblo, en- conjunto.
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
POSSESSION LA
E OFICIALIDAD DE
LA PEQUENA CAMARA
DE COMERCIO

Esta noche, en- un banquete
que Sc celebrara en- ell Hotel
Hillsborough, tomara possession
la nueya ofieialidad de la Peque
ma CAmara de Gomercio, inte=
por los Sres. Ben E. Da-
Wis, presidente; John Harrison
vice; Charles Magruder, secre-
tario; DIR. Holdstock, tesorere,
" directories James A, Ranton.
Capple Graham, Robert Hill,
Jose Jones, Ed McElmurray,
u. Milton McEwen, Vohn Nc
Kay, Charles Willis, R. Matthie
sen, Casper Sharpe y Edwin
Smalel.
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
VerbenG de "Sdn Juan"

VerbemG de "San Juan"
A los asistentes a la gran
fiesta %nocturna que organizan
las Secciones del Centre Astu-
riano Sc les obseQuiara con I'm
programa de primer orden.
Habra servicio de "taxis" to-
da la noche, por la companfa
Economy. La Tropical, la or
questa de m1sica Guiana v es-
Ipanola que dirige ell conocidO
Laureano Triguero, y dos or
questas americans han side
contratadas.
Sc estan hacienda gestiones
para poner TODD ell piso de ma.
dera, a fin de dar mayor como.
didad a los bailadores.
La fiesta dara comienzo a las
$50 hasta... los claros del nue..
vo dfa.
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
NO HAY NOTICIAS DEL
NINO SECUESTRADO

Tacoma Washington, mayo
'30.-La familia del nino Geo.
Weyerhaeuser, raptado la Sc
mana pasada, no ha podido aun
|tponerse en- contacto con los Sc
cuestradores del menor.
Los $4,000 % del rescate es-
tan listos, pero los foragidos nc
Sc han presentado a reclamar-
los.
Amigos de la familia sostie-
men que no Sc ha hecho negocia
|ci6n alguna y que NADIA sc sabe
de la criatura.
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
LEGALIZADAS LAS APUES-
TAS EN- Ell JUEGO DE
JAI ALAI

Tallahassee, Mayo 3O.-L@
gisladora de la Florida ldun
70 aver las a9uestas de Jai-Arai
en- ell estado. I'm delegado de-
Miami dijo que aquella ciudad
era, por ahora, ell 1nico lugar
donde Sc jUega a la pelota viz
caina en- los Estados Unidos.
Los frontones tendran que a.
bonar un impuesto de 8 por Glen
to en- las apuestas. Tendra auto
ridad para supervisor ell Jai-
Alai la comisi6n de carreras del
estado. Solo Sc permitira una
temporada de 80 dtas.
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
REGRESO DE MIAMI
Ell PELUQUERO MARIO

Acadia de regresar de Miami,
donde lie hizo un peinado espe-
Icial a la condesa de Covadonga,
ell notable peluquero Mario il
menez, tan conocido en- esta ciu
dad, Miami, New York y otras
poblaciones.
Mario pasara aguf una tenn
porada, al frente de su gran es-
tablecimiento de la avenida
Howard. lie damos la mas cor
dial bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
Fiesta en- honor del DR.. AngulO

Fiesta en- honor del DR.. AngNIt
La Agrupacion de Cascades
del Centre Asturiano do ur
surprise party" al apreciable
DR.. Ismael Angulo, con motive
de su cumpleaiios.
La Residential de los estima-
dos esposos Angulo, en- la ave
nida Lamar numero 1906, SIC
vic visitada por I'm grupo de a.
mlgos.
Otra demonstration de las mu
chas simpatfas de que goza ell
distinguido matrimonio.
Sc obsequi6 esplendidamen-
te, con ricos licores, dulces y
refrescos.
ALI estaban, Gustavo Perez,
Leon Haber, Jacinto Fernan-
DEE, Carlos Barba, Armando
Fernandez, Henry Fernandez,
Jose Gonzalez, Oscar CuerVD,
Ramon Diaz, Manolo Gonzalez
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
Sc DA POR PERDIDA UNA
GOLETA FRANCESA

st. Johns, Newfoundland,
mayo 30.-La goleta Efrancesa
Marachal parece haberse per-
dido frente a los Grandes Ban
cos, en- la noche de aver. Tiene
una tripulaci6n de 40 hombres
y empez6 a hacer aqua ell dia
Is de mayo, tomando la direc-
cion de este puerto. Ell consul
frances dice que toda esperan-
"a Sc ha perdido.
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
UN PASTOR BAUTISTA MA
TO AL JEFF DE POLICIA

Deridder, La, mayo 30.-Un
pastor bautista, ell Rev. Edgar
Eskridge, mat6 aver al jefe de
policla Ed O'Reilly, en- la esqui
ma de una Gale del poblado de
Orange, estado de Texas. La
policla lie bloque6 ell canine, o.
bligandolo a detener la mar
cha de SUI coche. Ell ministro a.
tacaba ell vicio y habia recibido
m9tas amenazandole de muefte.
La gaceta., 1935-05-30
SOCIALES
GrndMnci0n

Graduation
Ell Microbes 5 de Junio Sc
graduara en- ell Colegio st. JOS
eph Junior High, de West
Tampa, la inteligente nina JOS
arhire Goyanes, ihija amantf-
NINA de los apreciables esposos
Jose Y Sylvia Goyanes.
Vayan nuestras felicitaciones
muy sinceras para la graciosa
nina y sus carinosos padres.