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La gaceta., 1936-07-18

Al pueblo trabajador no le
convene 'la muerte," la destruc
ci6n del comerciante indepen-
dienbe.
Las corporaciones de Chica-
go, New York y otraS ciudades
del Norte recogen Ell dinero, lue
go de pagan a los empleadOs, y
Sc 10 Nevan.
No tienen amor los ''pulpos''
por las ciudades donde extien :
den sus tentaculos, pero venden
mas baratO Y Ell ciudadano de
pocos recursos cae en- sus ma :
nos.
Ell hombre que CANA diez o do
ce pesos a la semana, con dolor
de su coraz6n compra algunas
veces en- los establecimientOs LA
mados "cadenas'. Desearia el
proteger a Su vecino, Ell conner :
cian5e independence, pero no
puede hacerlo a causa de la di-
ferencia en- ell precio.
81 los comerciantes indepen =
Cdientes Sc agrupasen para hacer
;sus compras, bajo ell amparo de
la nueva ley federal, la compe-
tencia seria para ellos menos
desventajosa.
Ell comerciante independence
debe acercarse al pueblo, pero
no 10 hace en- la proportion SUI
ficiente.
Las "cadenas", en- Gambia,
compran barato, venden barato
y lentamente deshacen 10 que nc
convene al pueblo que desapa =
rezca: ell comerciante indepen-
diente.
La gaceta., 1936-07-18

Anteayer la agencia Reuter-
di6 la falsa noticia de que los
soldados sc habian lanzado a la
calle, en- Espana, apoderandose
del gobierno.
Dos veces Sc reuni6 aver ell
consejo de ministries, en- Ma :
drid, q. 10 preside D. Santiago
Casares Quiroga, no generates
reaccionarios o politicos de Ia
derecha.
Hoy, la agencia Prensa Uni
da dice que algo grave pasa en-
Espana y que anoche no Sc pO-
dian DIR en- Paris las estaciones
de radio de Espana.
Nosotros oimos anoche, en-
Tampa, una estaci6n de Radio
de Espana que traSmitia en- no
ras de la madrugada.
IQuien pagara a esas algen :
cias para trasmitir tales mott
tendenciosas?
jEstaran sordos en- Paris? ST
en- Tampa Sc escuchaba una es-
taci6n de Espana en- horas de la
nOche, y la estaci6n trasmitia
en- horas de la madrugada, ipor
|IQCe no la Dian en- Paris?
La gaceta., 1936-07-18
LAS CORTES
SESSION. Ell MARTES
Martinez Barrio llamo a las
minOrias

Madrid, Julio 1S.-Las Cor
tes reanudaran sus sesiones Ell
martes, segIn dijO aver Ell Sr.
Martinez Barrie, su p~residen-
tie.
Con ell fin de planeAr Ell de-
senvolvimiento cordial y arm6
nico del debate, Ell Sr. Marti-
nez Barrio cito a las minOrias,
acOrdindOse Ia tramitaci6n O.
Fortuna.
FL gabinete parece haber
fortalecido su posici6n pOr ha-
Der acordado las minOriaS de
.izquierda apOyarle dentrO y
fuera deAlas COEtes.
La gaceta., 1936-07-18
LOS MONARQUICOS ANUNCIARON
SU RETIRADA DE LAS CORTES
Gil Robes dijo que la sangre de Calvo Sotelo
cae sobre ell Frente Popular

Madrid, julio 18.-La Oposi-
ci6n conservadora en- las Cor
ties protest6 energicamente ante
la Diputaci6n Permanente con-
ira la suspension de las sesio-
mes y ia prolon2aSi6n del estado
de alarma por otrOs 30 dias, di-
ciendo que tai cosa establece de
facto una dictadura con ell apo
20 de los socialistas y cOmunis-
tas.
Hablando por los cuarenta
dipdtados mofaSgguicos, Ell con-
de Vallellano and la retira-
da permanente de Nc Cortes.
Dijo que Ell asesipata dc Calvo
Soteo, cometido por Ia gIaroia
de asalto, ha sido u elimination
de la sistematica persecution mi
ciada por Ell gobierno del Fren-
tie Popular.
Jose Maria Gil Robes, jede
de Acci6n Popular Cat6lica, a.
poy6 la acusaci6n hecha por ell
diputado monarquico y denun-
clio la prolongaci6n del estadO
de slarma, dieieudO que f.
La gaceta., 1936-07-18

Todos los obreros de la ma
ci6n, con muy pocas excepcio =
mes, defenderan en- los venide-
ros comicios la candidatura de-
presi&nte Roosevelt.
Sabe ell trabajador que Mr..
Roosevelt es 81 amigo, Ell hom-
bre que comprende sus penas.
sds desdichas, sus intensos sufri
mientos, y ldcha de frente para
ayudarle a mantener un nivel
de vida digno de un pueblo de-
mocratico y libre.
Contra la candidatura de Mr..
Roosevelt Sc han agrupado mu-
chos "pnlpos" y mrchos indivi-
duos semifascistas; pero 81 g,
pueblo cumple con su deber, CO
- speran los eiudadsnCs Hbe'
La gaceta., 1936-07-18

Colorado, conOcido aqui como Ell
puente de los suicidios, Sc trio
aver otro desesperado, un hon.
bre de mediana edad, siendo Ia
victima nGmero 76.
BESIDE que ell puente Sc cons
truy6, hace % amos, Sc han AFRO
jado de el, suicidandose, rs per-
sonas de ambfs sexos. Dioese
que sera creada una guardia es-
pecial para impedir nuevOs sui
cidios desde csc puente. En- uno
de los brazOs ell cuerpo tiene ta-
tuada esta inscription: Muerte
antes que deshonOr.
La gaceta., 1936-07-18

ell Sr. Barcia habia informadO
sobre los problemas internacio-
males Y particularmente de la
situaci6n de Espana en- ell Me-
diterraneo.
A las 6 de la tarde empezaron
a llegar los ministries para ell Sc
gundo consejo, cuya session en-
pez6 a las $50.
Cuando ell primer consejo sc
celebraba, ell Sr. Paz Mateo, fis-
cal de la RepGblica, visit6 al mi
nistro de justicia, Sr. Blasco
Garz6n. No quiso decir a los pc
riodistas ell motive de esa vista.
La gaceta., 1936-07-18

Nosotros sabemos de una Ca
mara de Concrete donde Ell pre-
sidente del negociado de conner
ciantes es el encargado de una
'cadena."
IQue concepto tienen esos Co
merciantes de sus derechos CO
lectivos cuando los declinan ell
tai forma?
81 Ell independents Sc coloca
a al mismo en- la boca del leon,
lque podra hacer el pueblo en- su
defensa?
La gaceta., 1936-07-18
PROYECTO DE LEY DEL 30
LITERO JOSE MANUEL
CASTILLO

Habana, Julio 1S.-El bolt
tero Jose Manuel Castillo, que
es representante a la C&mara,
Ipresento aver un prOyecto de
ley Que prohibe a los extranje-
'ros sor duenos de bienes raices
en- Cuba.
Castillo hizo una fortuna CO
mo banquero de bOlita, chara-
da y otros juegos prOhibidOs.
La gaceta., 1936-07-18

No puede negarse que Ell go
biernO del Frente Popular ha es
tablecido la censura, bien ente-
RADIO de 10 que puede ell orc de
los grupos reaccionarios.
Hay que censurar las noticias
para impedir que un correspon-
sal bien pagado alarme a Euro
pa Y America con noticias exa-
geradas, quebrantando ell soil
do credito de la moneda espa-
nOla.
Claro esta que los grupos po-
lf,icos Sc agitan en- la peninsula,
Y que los derechistaS desearian
volver al gobierno por medic de
los rifles de los soldados, pero
la agitaci6n no significa que los
"conspiradores' y "traidores''
vayan a salirse con su gustO.
Ell mando del ejercito Sc halla
en- manos de militares que sim
patizan con la RepGblica en- la
presidential del Estado Sc en-
cuentra don Manuel Azana, y ell
pueblo do ell triunfo al Frente
Popular en- las pasadas eleccio :
mes.
Para que los derechistas RE
sen seria menester que los jefes
militares traicionasen a la ma
cionalidad, y que los soldados
los siguiesen, traiSionandO a su
vez al pueblo.
IVolverian IA esaalda los SOL
dados a los hombres del pueblo,
81 ell problema Sc plantease, pa
sando a las manOs de los reac =
cionarioes las riendas del gobier
no?
iAlgo pasa en- Espana y es
que los fascistas y los enemigos
del liberalismo y Ell proletaria :
do, incitan a 10 soldados para
que derriben la Repdblica!
Pero Aasta la madrugada dc
hoy, en- Espaha, gobernaba e.
Frente Popular, no la genie de
uniforme."
La gaceta., 1936-07-18
Sc do FUECO Y Sc AHoR
co DESPUES

Habana, Julio 18.AAliciA
Garcia Rodriguez Sc echo por
encima Ell alcohol que cQntenia
una bOtelIa y . pogo NfuegO
La joven sc ahOrc6 despuSs de
una sGbana que habia pueStO
a Ia entrada del BANJO.
cuandO sus familiares acu =
eron a auxiliArla va era tar
AeS FL cad6ver preSenta quema
durAs y un prOfunSS SurcO en-
Ell deIIO.
La gaceta., 1936-07-18
Actla ell Juzgado Especial que investlga
ell a~sesinato del Calvo Sotelo
Procesado ell chofer de la camiOneta

acompanado por ell fiscal, y ALI
trabaj6 cuatro horas. Ell juez
orden6 Ell procesamientO del cho
fer de la camioneta y dispuso la
libertad de dos individuOs que
Sc hallaban detenidos. Seran LA
mados a declarar nueve testf-
Cos, entire ends familiares del
Sr. Calvo Sotelo y guardias de
asalto.
La gaceta., 1936-07-18

curse pronunciad0 aqui, que
conference.-the con AL Smith, en-
New York, y lie pedira apoye la
candidatura de Ali Landon.
"Yo we're al gobernador Smith y
a TODD americana que quiera a.
companarnos en- esta lucha.
La gaceta., 1936-07-18

til v al mismo tempo inicuo.
"Casares Quiroga, ell primer
ministro, habia ~prometidO res
taurar & orden en- Espaha en-
80 dias'.
Robes lego nuevas estadisti-
cas- sobre ell ndmeRA de muertes
y destruction de propiedades.
En- veinte dias, a partir del 1G
de JUNO, dijo, han perecido 81
personas y recibido heridas gr9'
YES 22A fueron ~quemadas R5
iglesias y seVdeO araron las ~
vas huelgas.
"Vcsotros podeis aplicar la
censura y pedir IN nueyo Voto
Ne confianza, la sangye de
Calyo Sotelo, a inad@ por la
guardia de q .cae sobre
,vuestras cal
Tres dee Keridos por Ell in
cidente a las puertas del cemen-
terio del Este murieron aver.
Los comunistas, segGn Sc d.
ce, mataron en- Seyjala a I'm off.
cial del cuerpo IL ingenieros y
Ia espOsa de est
La gaceta., 1936-07-18
AZANA RECIBIO A
LOS

Madrid, julio 18.-El presi-
dente de La Rep1blica, don Ma
nuel Azana recibi6 aver a los a.
viadores filipInos Arnaiz y Cal
vo, congratulandoles por su ha-
zana.
A los aviadores Sc les impuso
mas tarde, en- ell ministerio de
estado, la condecoraci6n de la
Orden de la RepGblica.
La gaceta., 1936-07-18

rales, ell presidente sera reelec-
to en- noviembre.
Ell future de los trabajadores
americanos depende en- gran
parte de que Mr.. Roosevelt "a
plas,e" a Landon y los reaccio-
narios en- los comicios.
La gaceta., 1936-07-18
Ell GENERAL
CHINO CHEN CHI TANG

Marking, julio 18.-Telegra-
flo hoy su renuncia al general
Chang Kai Shek, ell general
Chen Chi Tang, jefe de los rebel
des en- 81 suroeste de China.
Con la renuncia de Chen sc
pronostica ell derrumbamiento
de la rebeldia.
La gaceta., 1936-07-18
D~ecIaraciones dehGral. Mario Garcia MenOO
Los hombres y los Gobiernos no pueden Y
s6steneyse sin la opinion

Habana, julio 18.-Hizo aver
declaraciones ell general Mario
Garcia Menocal, expresidente
de la RepGblica y candidate de-
.rrotado EN- las pasadas eleccio-
mes.
"Estimo que ~ OpOrtunO
emitir juicio sobre ell gobierno
del general Gomez pOrque eAo-
davia no ha empezado a gober-
narH
Me ha sorprendido el mani
fiesto del Comite ~parlamentario
del Conjunto, como lie ha nor
.prendido q muchos congresia rs
que, como 20, Sc enterarOn az
|pOr medic de los Peri6diGoa
La gaceta., 1936-07-18
ARA HOY
LA coMISIoN BIcAMERAL

HabanA, Julio 1S.-El DR..
Su6rez Gutierrez, prejdente
de la cOmisi6n bicamefal que
eAudia ell prOyectO de amnis-
tia, ha citado a sus compahe-
ros de comisi6n para Ell dia de
hoy. 81 Jos miembrOs de lA CO.
mAi6n no aSiSten, como han he
chO en- Otras OcasiOnes, Ell DR..
ISukrez renunciOr6.
La gaceta., 1936-07-18
PEDIRA Ell
APOYO DE AL SMITH

Boston, julio 18.-John D.. M.
Hamilton, p~residente del comite
nacional republican,, anuncio
aver, a la termination de un dis
La gaceta., 1936-07-18
LLECR A Ell
JHIME l a

Santander, julio 1S.AArrib6
aver ell acorazado Jaime l, de la
marina de guerra espahola. Sc
quedara aqui mientras duren
las vacaciOaes del senior presi-
.dente de Ia Repdblica. a
La gaceta., 1936-07-18
DESESPERADO Sc IT,
RO DESDE Ell PUENTE
DE LOS SUICIDES

Pasadena, California, julio
18.-Desde ell puente de la Gale
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
MAN ATTACKS
KING EDWARD
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returning TO the palace after a
ceremony Of presentation of colors
in Hyde Park.
The street was lined with cheer
ing thousands. The apparent at
tack happened So suddenly that
there was the greatest confusion
and Scotland Yard itself was not
sure exactly what happened.
Some witnesses said the man
threw a brick-shaped package
which struck the kings horse in
the flank, causing the animal to
rear slightly. Others thought that
the mans revolver was knocked
flying from his hand when the
crowd attacked him and hit the
horse.
The crowd and pollce were on
him instantly. Apparently a male
bystaujer jumped en- him first,
although the Evening Star report
ed romantically tnat it was a
woman in grey. VINO knocked .he
revolver from his hand.
As Mahon was being overpoWer-
ed and removed, the King coati-
nued calmly with the procession.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
HULL REGRETS
DICTATOR FILM

WASHINGTON. July 16. U.P)-
Secretary of State Cordell Hull
today expressed his formal re-
grets' to the Dominican govern
ment over a news film which had
given offense to the Dominican
government.
At the same time Hull cited the
freedom ot the press which exists
in this country as preventing the
American government from doing
anything about the film, or from
taking steps to prevent a recur-
renee of such an incident.
The Domican minister here, An
dres PastoriZa. had formally pro-
tested to Hull that the film pre-
diCted President TrujlllO Molina
in "a disrespectful and unjust
manner" and gave "a completely
false impression of the Dominican
nation and the political situation
prevailing therein"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Britain Opposes
Germany's Claim
To Old Colonies

LONDON, July 16. U.P) -Germa-
ny'S claims for a return of her
pre-War colonial possessions viii
not be entertained Sympathetically
by Great Britain, Prime Minister
Stanley Baldwin said in a speech
in the house of commons today.
Press by Brig. Sir Henry Pdg2
Croaft, conservative, for a down
right statement of British policy
the prime minister said:
Regarding the question as TO
whether the government mas any
reason to believe that the putting
forward of such claims tfor the
return of eX-German colonieS)
would be sympathetically enter
tanned by his majesty's govern
ment, my answer is in the mega
tive"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
DEPUTIES JOIN
LIQUOR PROBE

OAKLAND, Cal, July 16. 'UH)-
George Stahlman and Ugene Bla-
loch, deputy district attorneys OF
Los Angeles county, joined Alameda
county authorities here today in the
investigation of liquor enforcement
conditions in the county.
The deputies said they were sent
here to study methods by which
Earl Warren. Alameda county dis
trict attorney. secured grand jury
indictments against two agents of
the state board of equalization and
an Albany City Official in connec-
ton with investigations previously
conducted.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Drowning ClimaxeS
Vacation Parties

MARIPOSA, CAL July l6. U.R)
Death in the swirling waters oG
the Merced river today had ended
the happiness of two vacation
parties.
Thomas Adams, 49, Los Angeles,
drowned when he attempted to
rescue his daughters, Marjorie
Lois, 10 and Ruth, 8, from the riv-
er. They were rescued by Lowell
Norcross, Riverside, who attempt
ed futilely to save their father.
His body Wss recovered.
William Johnson, 40, Vallejo,
was seized by cramps while SWIM
ming in the river near Yosemite,
and drowned.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
RABBITS FEET INEFFECTIVE WHEN
NEGRO REPORTS THEFT, ARRESTED

The Negro youth finally pleaded
guilty to petty theft of gasoline in
spite of the possession of the good
luck symbols.
Craig puffed into police head
quarters with a report that his au-
tomobile had been stolen. Within
a few moments after he concluded
his visionary tale o. visits TO friends
whose addresses he did not know,
police officers telephoned head
quarters that a gasoline thief had
lied when caught stealing gas from
a ditch digging machine near the
Southern Pacific station.
The car, a five gallon can COIL
tanning three gallons of gasoline
and a length Of hose were found
to belong to Craig. The car had
been parked between t1o box cars
at Third and Commercial and Of
ficers found gasoline still running
from the ditch digging machine III
to the cJntainer long after Craig
had disappeared into the darkness.
Sentence will be imposed upon
Craig Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
KILLED
BY EXPLOSION

Amos Albridge Atkins, known as
Tex to his valley friends, was
killed by aIs explosion while dig
ging a we'll near the grammar
school in Julian Sunday.
He came to Imperial valley in
1906 and resided here until 1880
when he moved to- Julian.
He is survived by his wife, Elsie,
his mother and father, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Atkins of El Centro
three brothers, L. d. Atkins of
inland, Jeff Atkins, of Prescott
Arizona, j. Garrett Atkins, Ontario
and a sister, Cleo Brown, of Ell
Centro.
Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon in Julian.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Sherwood Resigns
job, in Fire Dept.

Russell Sherwood. FOR many
years a member of the El Centro
volunteer fire department, resign
ed as assistant fire chief Wednes-
day night.
The city council took under ad-
viSement the volunteer depart
ment's suggestion that Curren
Ferguson be appointed assistant
chief. Harry Sones, fire commits
sioner, explained the setup de-
sired by the department.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
PEACE ACCORD
TO BE OKAYED
IN |. A. STRIKE

SANTA ANA, Cal, July l6. (UP)
Tentative acceptance Of a new
wage scale and labor agreement
was given today by Orange pickers
as climax to a month-long strike
in Orange county citrus groves.
Lucas Lucio, representative of
the Mexican eonsul's office, said
that strike leaders approved the
proposal of the packing house
managers this morning and wele
to meet fer an official ratificd-
tion OF the agreement later today
Although non-reeognition of the
Mexican labor unions is specified
in the agreement higher pay and
better working 0jn(ElonS were
granted by the growers.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
CATTLE THIEFS
SENTENCED TO
JAIL ON COAST

LOS ANGELES. July 16. UP)-
Three convicted cattle rustlers.
James F. Biedebach. "a. Clarence
Menard. %. and Donald Russell.
p, were sentenced to serve from
! TO 10 years in prison today by
Superior Judge Frank NJ. Smith.
The trio pleaded guilty to steal
ing u calves from the Roof Broth
ers and Duharts ranches near Lam
caster, July 7. 1875. selling the
meat to an Artesia wholesale deal
er.
They were convicted of q pre-
vious offense in Santa Ana coun-
ty and sentenced TO a year in Jail,
later being turned over to Los
Angeles county.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
FOUR TAX LOT
SALES OKAYED

City councilmen arranged for
the sale of four Tax decided lots
after applications We're presented
at the council meeting WedneS-
day night
The sales were made 10 the fol-
Loving: Roy Hammond, Olive
street: S. A. Deakins. Len Rey; Joe
Goldeh, Len Rey; and Fred Elliott,
Adams street.
Councilmen refused to sell sew
eral lots because it was proposed
TO build only one house on two
lets and because they wished in
several instances 70 be certain Of
the types Of construction planned
by the purchasers.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
SO. CALF. IN
GRIP OF HEAT
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Columbia studio in hollywood.
Phoenix reported a noon tenn
perature of 1O8, with prospects of
lis later in the day, after the
hottest nigh there on record.
throughout the night the Phoenix
temperature never dropped be-
low 912 degrees.
The forecast is for continued
torrid weather Friday, with thun-
derstorms in the mountains.
The 113-degree noon tempera-
ture in FL Centro made it likely
Wednesdays 1l6 maximum would
be surpassed. Minimum tempera
ture Wednesday was 79 degrees.
No severe heat prostration5 were
rported in Imperial Valley, de-
spite the unusually torrid weather.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Brawley Postoffice
Offered Nine Sites
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behalf of unnamed parties.
Lots % to 26 inclusive, block SO,
S. Plaza at G street, $4,000, pre-
sented by E. c. Pound. Buildings
were to be reserved.
Lots % to rs inclusive, Block
10, corner N. Seventh and d streets
$1,000, presented by George r.
King.
Lots / to 6, Block 80, Seventh
and E streets, $500, presented by
Frank Ford.
Lots Ia inclusive, Block 70, S,
Plaza near Main street, $4,000,
presented by George S. Dunham.
Lots 31-36 inclusive, Block II;
E. street between N. Fifth and N.
Sixth streets, $9,4OO presented by
Carey Brothers.
1t is not known when the post
office department will announce
a decision.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Prairie States Hit
By New Heat Blasts
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80 degrees early today at Spring
field.
Heavy wind and hail accompa-
MED thunderstorms in central In
diana. That state counted a death
toll of 243 after nine consecutive
days OF 100-degree temperature.
Deaths in Chicago passed 300,
while the summer resort states of
Wisconsin, Michigan, and Mime
sofa reported more than 1,7O9
deaths attributed to the heat. In
the twin cities alone heat deaths
numbered 350.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
NEWSBOY HURT
BY POLICE DOG

Bobbie Graham, 13-year old Post
Press neWsboy, is suffering from a
deep cash in the hip as result of
an attack by a police dog.
The boy was delivering the Impe-
rial Valley Press shortly after S
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The
dog jumped and bit Bobbie as he
rode his bicycle on his route near
Third and Villa.
After the wound was dressed by a
physician, Bobbie was taken to his
home at 734 State street.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
C.oekroaehes

To Danish these pests in hurry
lust sprinkle BUHACH across their
trails following them to their bur
rows if possible), and in cracks and
creVices.
BUHACH makes short work Of in
sect pests though it is guaranteed
safe for human beings and animals.
In Handy Sitter Cans 25c up at all
Drug, Grocery, Seed Stores and Pet
Shops. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Rabbits feet failed to function for
Louis Craig, 18-year-old car washer,
in a complicated deahsolved by Ell
Centre police Wednesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
BABY SMOTHERED

LOS ANGELES. July Is. WP)-
Pauline Gonzales, ? weeys old, was
smothered to death when she Slip
ped beneath blankets in her bed at
the McNally ranch near Anahelm,
the sheriff's office reported today.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Hewes to Discuss
Power Before Club
90

Evan T. Hewes, Imperial Irriga
ton District president will be the
guest speaker at the meeting OF the
FL Centro Kiwanis club in the Bar
bara Worth hotel at noon Friday.
Hewes will discuss the latest de-
tails of the districts power program
with particular attention given the
campaign against this program
brought by the private power inter
eSts.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
HARDY BABY BORN

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Hardy of Ell
Centro announce the birth of son
at the Ell Centro hospital Tuesday
The baby weighed seven pounds
nine and one half ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
BANK BILL PASSED

PARIS, July l6. U.P)-The cham
Der of deputies today passed the
bank of France reform bill intro
duced by Vincent Auriol, minister
of France, the vote was 430 to Ill.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-24
ALASKA.S CHIEF NEED
Seattle 'Times

Seattle TimesJ
 Those aroc United States Senators who are n AL 7sk9 o oveetQafoe aI eqod misfreatment of tne N9- lives o bo breaking precedent v giving at~ tentton fo business Al hearing held in Juneau they were oId .oat toera would be Indians Q bother about unless Inc sale of liquor restricted Other Wi,- n"seos sharply criticised tho Bureau of Fisheries. the Forest Service and he Bureau of Indian Affairs 5en- ator Thomas of Oklahoma, chairman of the visiting group says report of all their doinqs in Alaska will bo compiled and printed It may he added result m Congressional action If another precedent will be broken
 The scope and direction of the criticisms to which the Senators are listening show quite plainly what's the matter with Alaska Perhaps the Senators will sense he larger fact possibly they may try 10 impress t upon their colleagues in Washington, D C Witnesses on tho gfopnd who have frst-hand knowledge of Al- askas conditions and needs. banning the Federal Bureaus which keep Alaska in n0dde Aaskas chief need larger measure Of home rule greater priv jeges of sefqovernr0ent If Congress can be induced to take federal bureaucracy of AIaskas neck the Ter ritory ViIl forge ahead never before