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Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-16
SWARTHOUT> BUSARD ANNEX
FOOTBALL NOT 50 HOT
: Somebody's Always Getting Sore =
GAME LASTS TOO LONG

Now would you get mad II some
one asked you what the men were
doing in that funny little booth
on top of the telegraph pole? Of
course not. How did happen to
know El Centro was going to make
a touchdown just then? And any
way, how could I see when people
were jumping up and down in front
of me?
And I'll tell you something else,
I don't see why they have to yell
such insulting remarks from the
grandstand about the other team,
1 don't think it's polite.
And speaking of my boy friend,
1 think it is a good thing I went
to the game with him because
found out his real disposition,
which believe me isn't so hot.
asked him what makes the boys act
SO rough and he said, "Oh, My
God" And after all, you don't
have to SWEAR at person.
I thing this football is over-rat-
ed - if it weren't for seeing the
CUTE CLOTHES and EVERYONE
YOU KNOW at the game, it would
be a pretty long evening. All they
do is kick the ball, then fall on
top of each other a little while and
then kick again, which gets mon
otonous after so long.
Carol was there though with her
new BOY FRIEND and she looked
ADORABLE in that new sport dress
with the green scarf and that off
the face hat A lot of girls wore
STACKS and after all in this cold
weather I think that's a good idea.
What I don't UNDERSTAND
though is, why the Brawley girl yell
leaders wear yellow and BLUE
uniforms when the team wears
RED? I should think they'd dress
alike. And I don't see why the
boys don't all wear socks, should
think they'd be cold.
Another thing I think would be
an improvement is to make each
band play at a certain time and
then you could hear them, but Fri
day night they just played differ
ent songs at the same time and it
was TERRIBLE.
Also, why do they throw POP
BOTTLES from the grandstand. 1t
makes me so NERVOUS I could
DIE but my boy friend said he
was afraid no one would hit me.
Was that nice?
Men are FUNNY at a football
game. They YELL and JUMP
around and then when you stand
up to see what boy your best friend
is with they holler DOWN IN
FRONT" I was watching Nancy
when they did that to me and fl
nally Bob Simply PULLED me
down and never even apologized
for being so ROUGH.
All in all, unless there is
DANCE afterwards and some
CHANCE to meet those CUTE
FOOTBALL MEN I don't think I
want to go TO any more games un-
less they make the time much
SHORTER. They argue about
DOUBLE FEATURE MOVIES being
too LONG but I could see CLARK
GABLE FOUR TIMES compared to
ONE FOOTBALL GAME.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-16
Santa Clara
Trips Gael
Team 1910

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16. W.P)-
Thirteen years of st. Mary's dom
nance over Santa Clara University
came to jolting halt yesterday.
Approximately 10000 Sunday fans
watched as undefeated Santa Clara
forward-passed and maneuvered its
way to 1910 victory over the team
that has tagged an Indian sign on
the Broncos since 1923.
The win left Santa Clara's rec
ord of no defeats and no ties un-
blemished The little Jesuit school
from. the suburbs of San Jose, Cal,
remains one of the three major
teams of the nation with a spotless
record, and is the only first-stratum
eleven on the Pacific coast with
such a slate.
The contest was only five min
utes old when Manuel Gomez rifled
a fourth down pass to Don De Rosa
for a gain of 26 yards, putting the
ball on the six yard line. After
one futile plunge into the line, De
Rosa tossed a pass to Gomez who
stepped across the goal line for the
first Santa Clara score against st.
Mary's in three years.
Rabid partisan fans = who later
splintered the goal posts within
three minutes after the final
whistle had blown went into a
new frenzy a minute later when
Tony Falkenstein, st. Mary's half
back, fulnbled and Chuck Pavelko,
Bronco fullback, recovered on the
Gael 81 yard line.
Pellegrini rammed through to the
seven yard line. An acrobatic aerial
thrust, in which Gomez leaped high
to toss a Is yard pass from the
midst of a cluster of Gael forwards,
planted the ball safely into Finney's
hands and brought it down in pay
dirt for the second touchdown.
In the final period the Gaels were
forced to their own 20 on an end
kick. Need OLaughlin dropped
back to punt Phil Dougherty, San
ia Clara center, cut through to
block the kick and Lionel Rodgers
Bronco guard, scooped up the ball
on the 10-yard line and plowed
across for the score, ending the
tallying.
The Moraga "jinx" was broken
in the first year of the new coach
ing regime headed by, Buck Shaw,
who replaced Clipper Smith, now at
Villanova
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-16

And can he smack on offense
and defense. On more than one
OCCASION Saturday he literally tore
the Pitt line apart with his drives.
And he did it all by himself. For
against the Panthers the Eebras-
ka line, with the exception of
Johnny Brock, sophomore center,
was less than adequate. Water
might possibly have sceped
through the "hcles" they opened.
But i doubt it.
By now 1 guess you have gather
ed that l think Francis is quite a
fullback. That's right--I do.
Next to Sam, the man that caught
the eye most at Lincoln was Bobby
Larue, the cherub-faced mite who
is half-backing his last season for
Pitt. He's little and not extremely
fast, but how he can get around
and what punishment he can take
You shuddered every time the big
boys hit him but he always was the
first man to his feet. I asked a
Nebraska player after the game
how it was that Larue managed to
gain so well despite his size and
lack of speed, and 1 got this an
Swer:
"Durn if I know, unless it is
because he just sort Of trembles all
over when he runs and you can't
get a firm grip on him."
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-16
BY DUMB DORA
(As Told to Anne Davis

There's no use talking, my dear
football has such a BRUTALIzING
effect on men. if you see what !
mean. Now take the other night
I went to the Central-Brawley foot
ball game with my boy friend and
you should have seen the way he
GLARED at me when I asked him
a simple question, and you'll never
believe it when I tell you he actu-
ally told me to SHUT UP, all be-
cause I asked him a simple ques-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-16
CENTRAL LOOMS AS
CONFERENCE WINNER

With only two more weeks of play
remaining in the valley football
conference, Ell Centro today held the
favorite spot after its impressive
TO victory over Brawley high Fri
day night.
In walloping Brawley the Ell Cen
tro team showed smooth working
power mixed with deceptiveness, the
equal of which is seldom seen on a
high school gridiron.
Calexico high remained in the
running, however, with a hard
fought 1910 victory over Holtville.
Their offensive drives halted on ev-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-16
LoyOla, Santa Clara
Game to Be Played
In l.. A. Coliseum

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 16. tup)-
Indications. that $4,000 or more
football enthusiasts would see the
Santa Clara -Loyola University foot
ball game next Sunday led Loyola
officials last night to transfer the
game from Gilmore stadium to
Memorial coliseum.
A heavy advance reservation list
prompted the change from Gilmore
stadium which seats 1880 to the
Coliseum which has seating capa-
city of 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-16
Northenders
Nose Out
BottIers 10

Sparkling defensive play
and one quick scoring thrust
in the second inning gave
Calipatria diamondeers a l.
0 victory over the Coca Cola
baseball team Sunday afternoon
in a game played in the new Braw-
ley baseball park.
The FL Centrans outhit the
Northenders 4-3 but were unable
TO score, though they had two
good opportunities TO cross the
platter.
Two errors in the fatal second
inning cost the Coca Colans the
ball game. Barker, leadoff man
in the second canto earned a walk.
Chapman hit a perfect double
play ball to Hashem who grabbed
the roller, stepped on second and
threw to Hernandez at first.
As the ball left Hashsm's hand.
however, it sailed high and to the
left. When Hernandez finally ran
down the ball. Chapman was rest
ing safely on second base.
On the next pitch MCGOWAN.
Coca Cola backstop overthrow sec
ond attempting to trap Chapman
and the Calipatrian trotted home
with the only run of the ball
game.
Bob Elliott, who was the hitting
star of the game with two hits
in three tries, opened the ninth
inning with a screaming triple in
TO left field but his team mates
were unable to advance him. Alviso
made the next two batters pop out
and. then after a conference walk
ed Miller and Hashem to get at
Stinson. He famed Stinson on
four pitched balls to end the ball
game.
Chet Smith, Seattle shortstop.
was the field star Of the game
Though players on both sides play
ed steady ball all of the way.
The score:
Calipatria ........ 010 900 OoO-1 3 o
Coca Cola . 600 600 oO0-0 4 0
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-16

cry try, the Bulldogs finally had to
take advantage of two breaks TO
win the ball game.
Coach w. S. Taylor, Ell Centro
high mentor, planned a stiff routine
workout program for this week In
preparation for the game against
Holtville Friday night.
The Ell Centro coach fearing an
upset after Holtville' brilliant show
ing against CaleXico, will concen-
trate on offense drills all week.
Brawley and Calexicos meeting
on the Wildcat gridiron will prove
the standout game of the week. The
Wildcats have everything to win
and nothing to lose SO will be able
to shoot the work" when they
tangle with the Calexico eleven.
The Bulldogs, on the other hand,
must win the game to remain in
the running for the title.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16. W.p)-
Thirteen years of st. Mary's DOM
nance over Santa Clara University
came to a jOlting halt yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-16
l. A. BULLDOGS
UPSET EAGLES

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 16. W.P)-
Playing their first game with a
major professional football team,
the newly organized Los Angeles
Bulldogs yesterday upset the PhA
delphia Eagles, 10 to 7, at Gilri
stadium.
Gordon Gore, Bulldog fullback.
kicked a fourth quarter field goal
to break the to deadlock. The
local team went into an early lead
when Ed Stark scored in the first
quarter on an end run of five yards
and Gore converted.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-16
FOUR TIE FOR FIRST PLACE
IN GRID FORECAST CONTEST

Earl G. Davis, Marceue Payne,
Roch Marquar and John Doherty,
this week shut their eyes, and
picked II out Of 12 winners to tie
for first place in the weeks prog
nostication contest.
The winners will receive two tick
cts to the Holtville-El Centro game
to be played in Holtville Friday
night. They may receive the tickets
by calling at the Post-PresS office
IIif AIIsa PEI
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-16
KNOW WHERE YOU'RE At

Do not allow a number of unre-
lated debts 10 drive you to dis
traction. Pay these smaller, wasp
iSh accounts off by consolidating
them all into one, more easily
managed account. We can and
will help in your financing your
personal m oney matters along
business lines. Our Loans are
most Simply and quickly avail
able. At least have talk with
Isl
La gaceta., 1936-08-29
TRATASE DE CONCERTAR
UNA PELEA ENTIRE Tho
MAS Y MAX BAER

Chicago, Agosto 29.-Harry
Thomas desea un match a diez
asaltos con Max Baer, ell excam-
pe6n, Y TODD indica que 10 conse
guira ell mes pr6ximo. Este Sc
supo aver cuando ell joven de
Eagle Bend, Mimi, termin6 su
en- renamiento para un "bout" a
diez asaltos con Dinamita Jack
sen, de White City.
Los directories de Baer infor.
maron a James C. Mullen, en-
%presario del Estadio, que puede
disponer del hebreo para ell dfa
25 de noviembre. Anaden que
Baer Y su grupo, con Buddy
Baer, en- la vanguardia, llegaran
a Chicago ell dia 20.
Mullen asegura que realiza es
fuerzos para lograr que Thomas
Sc bata con ell excampe6n; pero
Sc reserve una declaration final
hasta que ell contrato Sc firme.
La gaceta., 1936-08-29
AMBERS DICE QUE CON-
QUISTARA LA CORONA
DEL PESO LIGERO

Pompton Lakes, N. j., Agos-
to 29.-Lou Ambers, ell gladia-
dor italiano, expres6 aver la con
fianza de que en- su pelea de la
entrante semana, con Tony Can
zoneri, conquistara la corona
del peso ligero, la que defedera
despues contra Pedro Montanez,
ell puertorriqueio.
Ambers hizo aver cinco asaI-
tos con los guantes Y mantiene
que ha desarrollado la potencia
de sus pufos, y que espera ave
riar" con ellos Ell cuerpo de su
rival.
Este combate sera ell segundo
intenso de Ambers para arreba-
tar ell titulo fCanzoneri. En- su
primer combatei era ell favorito,
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

ran para que Gaspar tuviese a
la j6ven por una autoridad en-
asuntos de arte, lie pregunt6:
-lDe veras cree listed que
mi grupo puede resultar?
sin
.vaOilar Angela. La idea es
hermosa. Els presentapel infor-
tunio en- uno de suss aspectos
mas conmOvedores. ';iSin no.
FL titulo 10 dice todqf
Compendiax en- dos 8 tres figu-
ras TODD n pesar Y toda la a.
de los que no tienen
'o.ro refugio que Ell arroyo..4 Es
;onmovedor y hermos6
Hablaba con vehemencia y
su padre sonreia escuchando-
Ia.
-iohl lPues mi Oba no So
La gaceta., 1936-08-29
Capablanca empato con BotwinmR
en- ell primer puesto del Torneo.

Nottingham, Inglaterra, agos-
to 29.-Derro ando al DIR. Nj.
Ian Vidmar, de Jugoeslavia, Jo-
Is Rail Capablanca, de Cuba,
2xcampe6n mundial, Sc empat6
en- ell primer puesto, con 8 par
idas ganadas y 3 perdidas, con
Ell maestr oruso Botwinihk. Fall
ando solo dos partidas para ca
a macs no, los lideres intensi-
an la lrcha por ell primer pre-
milo.
Capablanca, con las pleas
lancas ,acept6 ell gambito de la
Gina de su oponente y movie
.us pleas agresivamente, lha-
ciendo sucumbir a Vidmar en- 80
novimientos.
Samuel Reshevsky, campeon
lie los Els ADDS Unidos, ocupa Ell
tercer lugar, empa.ado con el
campe6n mundial, ell DR.. Max
Euwe. Reuben Fine, otro de los
iugadores americanos, hizo ia :
elias con ell DR.. Alexandra Alex
hine, de Paris.
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

el viaje Cit6 yaTios eases en- Que
difaAanses atietas peIdieren par
.e de sn eaEipo, tales como pan.
.aleaes ehaanetas, etc, y que 81
eomite en- su mezquindad, rehu
SO daFleS 0tros.
"Alguien me rob6 mi Jersey
en- Berlin, Y tuve gre ir y COM
prarme otro. ST ellos contindan
con esos procedimien .os, ell pre-.
ximo control de los Juegos OHM
picos sera METEOROLOGICAL.
lawson Robertson, director
lei team de pista y campo, dijo
lue la inclination es a eliminar
J la Union Atletica Amateur do
la direction de la proxima OHM.
oiada.
Dorothy Poynton Hill, que ga
no Ell campeonato de lanzamien
e desde plataforma alta, die
que habfa hecho va su Ultima Il.
rada como amateur. la mayo
ria de los a.letas fueron trata
dos con rrdeza Y descortesia
La gaceta., 1936-08-29
R~EGRESARON LOS ATLE.
TAS AMERICAN0S QUE.
FUEaON A LOS JUEGOS
OLIMPICOS

New York, Agosto 29.-La de
legaci6n de les Estados Unidos
q los Juegos Olimpicos regresG
aver elogiando la forma en- que
Alemania dirigiera los juegoss
81 grupO de a letas, 238 en- con-
faRte, arrib6 en- ell vapor "Presi-
lente Roosevelt" a las tbs dc
la noehe. ALI rene de una lucida
;omitiva les di6 la bienvenida ell
;omit6 de reception del alcalde,
que les entreg6 un mensaje de
este, felicitandolos por los triun
os que alcanzaron.
Ell resto de la delegation arri
6ara Ell dia 8 de septiembre.
Gene Vesnkem, ell famoso CO.
'redor de Pennsylvania, habl6
oor sus companeros Y dijo que la
fal;a de ammonia entire los atle.
as y los oficiales "arruinaron"
La gaceta., 1936-08-29
DEPORTES
~LUCHALUCHARAN Ell PAS
TOR HAGUE Y Ell SUPER
VILLANO POWELL

La attraction principal de.
Drograma del lunes, en- Benja-
min Field, la consii uyen ell pas
tor religioso Hague, que act1a a
Dios rogando Y con ell mazo dan
do, v ell super-villano Dick Pow
ell. ~
Tratase de dos individuos que
10 mismo aplican "patadas' que
bofetadas, mordidas, arahazos
y pellizcos. Dos heroes de las
lucha7 en- Tampa, con sueldos
.nfimos.
Johnny Plummer, la estrella
de Iowa, Sc batira con Waller
Underhill, de Pittsburgh.
Abe Friedman, ell hebreo, lu-
chara con Buck Olson, ell cam
pe6n sueco. Olson procede de
Mime ota Y fue campe6n OHM
pico.
Todavia no Sc ha fijado la fe-
cha de la vista De George Ro-
manofI, ell campe6n del peso me
dio, que trabaj6 en- la pelicula
"Tarzan of the Apes.
Olsen, la nueva adquisici6n,
pesa 230 libras.
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

gar, en- Ell que trabajare en- Sc
gulda. Me acompaharan y An
gela cuidara Ell taller, sera IL
mujer de la casa.
A la jdven brillabanle los O
JOS como 81 aquellos proyectos
fueran de su agrado.
Miro ansiosamense a SD pa.
DIRE, pues 81 era q llamado a
dqcidir en- aquella question, y
R6mulo dijo:
Todd ESQ esta bien, muy
oien, y a n9sotros, va YES til,
nos harias un favor immense.
-Pues entonces...
-Pero repito que no me CO.
nCces no me gusta ser gravoso
a nadie. Aceptar un favor suel-
20 es distinto.
II Valgame Diosl 81 no hay
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

Cuando nadie 10 esreraba el
ingles c. H. D. Alexander ven.
clio al notable ajedrecista Sale
Fiohr, de Jugoeslavia.
La posici6n de los jugadores
en- Ell torneo es la siguiente:
Capablanca, 9 ganadas y 3
perdidas; Botwinnik, 9 ganadas
y 8 perdidas; Reshevky, SA ga
nadas Y 412 perdjdss; Euwe, 8
ganadas y A perdidas; Fine, 8
ganadas Y A perdidas; Alekhine,
5 ganadas Y S perdidas; Flohr,
7 ganadas Y 5 perdidas; Lasker,
6a ganadas y 5H perdidas
Vidmar, 512 ganadas Y 612 per-
didas; Bogoljubow, 5 ganadas y
z perdidas; Tar akower, s CANA
das y 7 perdidas; Tylor, 4 CANA
das Y 8 perdidas; Alexander, 8
y 9: Thomas, 212 y 912, y Win
er, 2 ganadas y 10 perdidas.
Capablanca jugara su pen1lti
ma patrida con Ell americana
Fine.
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

"a esa!-exclam6 Gaspar, de-
'andose llevar del entusiasmo
provoe&do en- 81 por las pala-
bras de la joven. II Mi gran
oDra sera otral La tengO con-
eebida, la veo,.. pero tropiezo
con in~superables R~bstaculos pa
ra e~jecutarla. A ustedes pue-
do decirles Qhe es, porque pue.
den ecqnprenderme. Sc trata de
una esta.ua, de una figura sola.
titulada "Rubor". I'm desnude
pre- lgioso que solo habA al al
me que no olga NADIA a los SEN
oss que encarne Ell rubor tai
cQal es, ideaTizando la materia,
sin remote asomo de sensuais-
mo. iComprenden ustedes?/
R6mulo sonreia v Angela es-
al arista asintiendo a
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

sus palabras con expresivos
gestos, animandolea admirando-
lie, comprendiendole, sintiendO e
i6entificandose con Ell.
A ella dirigiase p~rincipaimen-
te ell j6ven.
-Pero repito que tro ie-
20 con obstaculos insuperaE les
para lar realization de mi gan
ObrqrfprOsigui6 el;-uno sobTR
todos la election de mOdel6.
,sn&ndesencontrar ell que 70 ne
cesi o. Is impossible! Con&co
mrjeres hermOsas de un desnu-
do admirable, pero no sirven.
nesesi,o una virgen, que, al
verse despojada de sus ropas,
sienta verdadero rubor; solo 'asi
10 carne teadra candor y pure
"a. .
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

pero Tony II sAgHie6 y ~ gus
to, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dave Crowley, de hdatnwra,
- prepara tamhE qaparpnsu
snatch" consMakAB aloisag oil
eafnpe6n del peso de puma
Crowley boxe6 cinco asaltos y
produjo magnifica impression.
Esse sera su segundo encuentro
con Mike.
Ambers limitara su peso a la
categoria a que pertenece, sin
5ener que "apurarse."
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

AL Ettore, Ell rubio gladiator
contratado para pelear con ell ne
gro Jose Luis, ha dicho en- Fila.
delfia que ell eti6pico despres de
la pelea con el tendra que ingre
'ar en- un hospital.
Jactancia a 10 Jack Sharkey
aunque a Ettore Sc lie acreditan
dos triunfos sobre Ell formida
Die negro Leroy Haines.
81 Luis boxea frente a AL CO.
mo peleara recientemente fren-
e a Sharkey, la ambulancia no
sera llamada para recoger al ne
gro.
La gaceta., 1936-08-29
CONDOS GUANTES
T DICE QUE PONDRA
A LUIS EN- UN HOSPITAL

Mientras nega Ell momen.o de
que a Chino Alvarez lie traigan
un oponente de merito, tenemos
que conformarnos con 10 que
huenamente nos traiga la empire
sa de BENJAMIN. Field.
lEn que fecha llegara Petey
Sarrcn a batirse con ell zurdito
Baby Manuel O con ell italianc
Carl Guggino?
La promesa ha sido hecha; pc
70 tambien Sc nos hicieron otras
que no han sido cumplidas.
iPaciencia y aguardar!
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

Les otieiAlss vtAjarcn IN prime
"a clasa ylos atletas en- la clasg
de turistas. Despues de la comi-
ia, peY'la Aoche, Sc cerrabant las
puertas de mode que los atletas
no pudieran paSar a la primera
claSes
Helen STEPHENS Full on, la CO.
.redora de Missouri, dijo que a
a Sra. Jarrett Sc lie habfa dado
10 que merecia.
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

Las palabras del esceptico ar
tisIa, volvieron al j6ven a Ia rea
lidad,
Sonfio a Angela, como dan
dele las graciss rOr la emoci6n
que aun LEILA en- sus 0ios, y dijo:
-Pero dejemos ESQ v volva-
MOS a nuestro asunto: Sc que
dan ustedes aquf conmigo, no
admi.o replicas. Me serviran de
modelos para mi grupo "Sin no.
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

R6mulo ech6se a reir, excla-
mandO:
-iLoco de remate! Conoce
que suena I'm impossible, y, sin
embargo. 10 acaricia... TAI fin.
artistal
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

Mike Jacobs proyecta ofrecef
IN combate, en- noviembre o d.
ciembre, entire Jose Luis v Ben
Ford, campe6n del Africa del
Sur. La pelea Sc anunciara CO.
mo de campeonato del imperio
Britannica.
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

Gestiones Sc realizan para To-
grar que la paz Sc firme entire
Tony Cancela y Jim Downing,
los protagonistas de la Ultima
"bronca" en- ell gimnasio de la
Gale de Franklin.
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

Tony, 81 o8endidc, no guar
da rencor, pero@ereehabr cam
plidocen sd debe1.
Y Jim sabe que 6I perdi6 los
estribC3 aena@ando4e a Cancela
10 cue este no habia dicho.
Los rulmores de la calle 10 me-
jor es despreciarlos, pues de 10
c~onlrariO Sc expone cualquier
ciudadaac a aceptar rinas que
otros "fabrican" para 81.
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

l.
tCaspaT volVi6se para Mira
Ia sorpsdk lido per la vehement
cia de estag palabras, Y R6mu-
10 diios riet0DV
d TIE. "a prende DIR hablar a
chi hija de esa manera? No la
sonoees. Tiene un temperament.
to artistico priviI0D4d y de
SECURE que con loque acabas de
deeir, ella ha visto va mental
meme u grupo con todos sus
de.alles. Criada a mi lado Y sieh
pre- en- trato intimo y.fecuente
cen artista complende tan,
bien como ellos mismos .odos
sus deNrios, ensuehos y chifla-
duras.
La gaceta., 1936-08-29

Como 81 estas palabras basta-
Evening star., 1936-01-14
TAX SALE REFORM
IS URGED BY GROUP
Congress Heights Citizens Asso.
ciation Charges Speculator
Profit.

Need for reform in procedure gov
erning sale of property for delinquent
taxes was described last night by the
Congress Heights Citizens Association
in resolution adopted by the group.
Attention was called to the prac-
tice of speculators acquiring control
Of properties through tax sales and
profiting by exorbitant charges when
the original holders attempt to re-
trieve. The other citizens associa-
tions, the Southeast Council Of Citi-
Eens' Associations and the Federation
Of Citizens Associations were asked
to make studies Of the existing struc-
ture, with view of obtaining con-
gressional notice of the situation.
A resolution directed to President
Roosevelt asking reappointment Of
William M. Mooney as District post
master also was approved. Moneys
term expires in February.
A committee report revealed that
aid Of Boy Scouts is being enlisted in
compilation of a census looking to-
ward presentation of definite figures
to the Post Once Department. This,
1t is hoped, will lead to establishment
Of q classified post office substation
in the Congress Heights area.
Among matters referred to COM
mittee was a study Of the advisability
Of increasing the speed. limit on
Nichols and Alabama avenues south
east.
Six new members were admitted,
Evening star., 1936-01-14

Post Office Robbed.
Bandits recently raided the post
ofice In Shanghai, China, and after
killing one postal employe and wound.
ing two guards escaped with SOL 900
The Fort Peck press., 1936-07-16

Practically every summer a
seasonal recession occurs in busi-
ness. This year is an exception
few industries have shown drop
from spring levels, many have
made substantial progress in the
face CT seasonal influences, Mot
ors is still making records.
Worst factor in the business
picture is the labor situation. The
steel industry is threatened with
a strike-other. lesser strikes are
possible. Widespread labor dis
turbances could wreak havoc
with the currently favorable Dus-
iness indicators.