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La gaceta., 1936-05-28
LOS PESOS DE LOS GLAQEA
DORES DE ESTA NOCR

Hoy por la tarde Sc pesaron
los eladiadores que esta noche
pelearan en- Benjamin Field.
Chino Alvarez, como decimos
en- otro lugar, peso 1872 libras y
Johnny JadieA oponente,
139. -
FL Chino seN a hace4a
permanente," enN as de Ia taA
de, por estar segu le que John
ny no podra toearlda EN- Ia cabe-
IA .
La gaceta., 1936-05-28

Henry Artigas,
Arturo Guerra,
Manuel Lopez.
Evening star., 1936-11-21

suitable work space for the prepara-
ton of food and beverages for your
guests.
Bath rooms are almost always pretty
cramped little places particularly in
apartment buildings A door closet
attached to the inside Of a bath room
door will act as perfect place In
which to store towels, soaps and the
hundred and one different accessories
which so often turn the average bath
room into a shambles. 1t will more
than pay for itself in comfort received
from the elimination OF a trip to an
outside closet after towel on a frigid
Winter morning.
In addition to these closets the
home modernizer can obtain individual
units for use in the bed rooms which
are equipped entirely with shelves.
as well as others which find a valuable
place in the doors Of dressing rooms,
game rooms and home workshops.
Evening star., 1936-11-21

There has been almost as much talk
recently about "water-conditioning
as there has about air-conditioning
but still many people are troubled
with water which will practically re-
fuse to make suds regardless of the
kind Of soap used or the amount Of
effort spent in beating the water into
a lather. To make bathing and even
face washing a real pleasure some en-
terprising manufacturer has brought
Evening star., 1936-11-21
ADVICE IS GIVEN
ON HOUSE WIRING
Number of Appliances Used in
Each Room Must Be
Considered.

When rewriting a home or when
wiring a new home, the electrical
circuit or circuits serving the kitchen,
basement. laundry room, utility room
and dining room should be of heavier
wire than the normal lighting circuit
because of the probability of the use
in these rooms of electrical appliances
which draw considerable amounts of
current.
In most localities it is common
to use No. II U. S. gage wire for
the wiring Of branch lighting circuits.
but it is not advisable to use wire
lighter than No. II U. S. gage for
the rooms previously mentioned. The
heavier wire has two definite ad-
vantages. namely, ability to carry the
current drawn by motors, toasters,
waffle irons, percolators and other
such appliances and at the same time,
because of less resistance to current
flow, savings in the electric bill may
result.
Evening star., 1936-11-21

Office furniture, and are equipped with
all manner of well-planned shelves.
hooks, racks and other special con-
trivances. They are fastened to the
door by means of three heavily made
hinges and are held shut by spring
Evening star., 1936-11-21
22,854,935 HOMES
REPORTED IN U. S:
1890 Census Figures Ex-
cIuded Farm Houses-54
Per Cent Rented.

IN the United States. according to
the 1880 census there were 22.854, ,935
homes, excluding farm houses, Of
which 54 per cent, or 1881 $40 are
rented.
A large proportion of the people
renting these 100000 homes might
readily become home owners by using
the insured mortgage system Of the
Federal Housing Administration with
, out any large increase in their
monthly expenditures. They can pay
themselves rent.
The current rent now being paid
might easily, in many cases, be ap-
piled to the purchase of a home.
Credit over long periods, up to
20-year maximum, is advanced by
private financial institutions under the
insured mortgage system to RESPONSE
bic people who wish to buy homes.
Heretofore the large initial pay
ments required and the hazard Of
short-term mortgage financing were the
chief deterrents to home ownership.
The insured mortgage system OF the
Federal Housing Administrator mas
overcome these obstacles and has
placed home ownership within reach
Of a large number of renters.
The Federal Housing Administra-
ton will insure mortgage loans up
to 80 per cent of the appraised value
of the property, providing the total
mortgage does not exceed $4,000.
The regular monthly installments
required by the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration include taxes, insurance,
4 interest, as we'll as a portion OF the
principal. On or before the termina-
ton of the mortgage, in 20 years or
less. provided installments have been
regularly met, the borrower owns the
home free of all obligations.
Evening star., 1936-11-21
Home MOderniZatiOn
Aftachable Closets, Nov on Market, Prove
Invaluable Space Savers.

catch. The home modernizer who Is
handy with a screw driver can put the
whole thing up in a few minutes. A
folding metal doorstep limits the
opening of the closet, and prevents
any damage from violent swinging
of the door. To insure the longest
possible life and structural rigidity Of
the units they have been made Of
welded steel finished in baked enamel.
The standard finish Is ivory color, but
the closets can easily be painted TO
match the rooms color scheme.
For use in the kitchen the door
closet is equipped with a large num-
Der of hooks for brooms. mops and
utility brushes. Special clips are pro-
vided to keep implements with long
handles from skidding out on to the
floor as they so often do in the or
dinary closet. Shelves are also in
stalled which will hold all cleaning
materials and eliminate searches all
over the house for a bottle OF polish
or box Of soap powder.
Storing equipment for entertaining
is often a problem in small apartments
where space is at a premium, and the
so-called buffet door will prove in
valuable when the tired host is ready
to put glasses, dishes, tins Of delicacies
and other party equipment in an out
of the way but still convenient. spot.
These closets are provided with flock
of shelves, bins and hooks, together
with a shelf which folds up when the
door is closed and not in use. This
shelf is large enough to provide .
Evening star., 1936-11-21

operation with the Federal Govern
ment to provide housing for low-in-
come groups. He intimated that the
Government will continue their as
sistance to supply housing which
private industry Is unable to.
Address by Mcdonald.
Stewart Mcdonald, Federal housing
administrator, made one of the fea-
ture addresses in the early part Of
the meeting. He said the mortgage
insurance work Of his agency would
be continued through legislation to be
introduced in the next Congress for
extension on the national housing act.
Opposition from prominent members
OF the Realty Association toward con-
tinuance of the F. H. A. r. A., which
had been expected in many quarters.
did not develop. The administration
was praised as a real recovery aid by
most of the speakers.
The Washington delegation will
leave for home late tonight and arrive
in the Capital early Monday.
Among those from Washington who
attended the convention were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Miller, Morris
Cafritz, Mr.. and Mrs. William M
Throckmorton. Mr.. and Mrs. H. z.
Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clifford Bangs, Mr..
and Mrs. William L. King, j. Wesley
Buchanan; Mr.. and Mrs. Ben T. Web
ster, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Grayatte. John
L. Weaver, Wayerly Taylor, J. McKen-
ney Berry. Percy H. Russell. F. Eliot
Middleton, Karl e. FARRELL, Edward r.
Carr, F. L. Sandoz, Thomas D. Lewis,
Joseph A. Herbert, tr.; s. s. Spruce,
Earl M. Macintosh, Frederick M. Bab-
cock and Ayers J. Du Bois Of the Fed
eral Housing Administration, and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur c. Houghton.
Evening star., 1936-11-21
Convention

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1936-11-21

also participated actively in some Of
the conventions most important
work. Frederick M. Babcock of the
Federal Housing Administration, an
other Of the Washington delegations,
was named to the governing council
of the American Institute Of Real
Estate Appraisers, one of the special
lied groups affiliated with the associ-
alton.
President Roosevelt greeted the con-
vention by letter in which he said:
I'VE have too long ignored the i'm
portance of housing in the economic
structure Of the Nation" He pledged
himself to work for sound housing
program for the people Of the Nation
as whole, and urged the builders CO.
Evening star., 1936-11-21
$4,000 900
Bill Due for Building
In Nation in 1886

According to an estimate by
the Architectural Forum, a grand
total of 1880, 600, 900 will have
been spent on building iconstruc-
ton in the United States during
the whole year OF 1896. The
Forum estimates that of this
total $3.50. 900 900 will have gone
into residential construction
alone. Building has experienced
an increase Of about 10 per cent
over 1885. nearly twice as much
as in any Of the preceding four
years, the Forum points out. in
a critical study of THE Sky Line
Of 1886"
Evening star., 1936-11-21
Australia Grows Tung Trees.

In 1929 efforts were made in
Australia to grow tung trees. but
they did not prove successful. In
1880. however, other paintings were
started north of Sydney, which are
now bearing some fruit. Australia now
has from 10000 to 10000 acres planted
with tung trees. Oil extracted from
the fruit of this tree is widely used in
the United State for the production
Of waterproof varnish.
Evening star., 1936-11-21
Floors Must Be Clean.

When floor needs revarnishing,
wash 1t thoroughly with soap and
water. rinse well and dry. II the floor
has been waxed. remember to clean
it carefully with turpentine before
vanishing to remove all traces of
wax. Bare spots should be sand
papered smooth.
Evening star., 1936-11-21
Bay Windows Urged.

A room that Is dark may be light.
ened considerably by a bay window.
Such windows may be easily con-
structed and funds for the work may
be obtained from a bank or other
private financial institution which
holds a contract of insurance with the
Federal Housing Administration.
Evening star., 1936-11-21
BY LAWRENCE CROLIUS.
IF YOUR home suffers from a Ia


of convenient closet space you
should investigate the new at
4 tachable closets which are now
available for use in all kinds Of rooms
in various parts of the house. These
space adding devices may be obtained
at an extremely low cost considering
the valuable room which is practically
pulled out of thin air and put to
work for you. They very cleverly
utilize the space on either side Of
door, except, of course. outside ones,
and provide a handy place to store
all sorts of things from floor mops to
golf bags.
These closets are made Of rugged
steel of the kind used in making fine
Evening star., 1936-11-21
Painting Dashboard Advised.

Painting the Dashboard of room
the same color as the floor covering
gives an illusion of greater floor space.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-18

a manner as circumstances may
warrant"
The federation head declared to
amplify his remarks.
The executive council now has
power only to suspend insurgent
unions A two-thirds vote of the
convention in a resolution offered
by John P. Frey, head of the
metal trades department, but pos
sibilities of its adoption appeared
to be fading hourly.
One federation leader told the
United Press that the controversy
might go as far as to fix GER
tain "deadline," date for settle
ment Of the dispute by the coun-
Gil. If mediation fails, according
to one plan, the council merely
would revoke the charters of the
accused unions in accordance with
the mandate of the convention.
Such a compromise, it was in
dicated, might appease two pro-
nounced factions in the conven-
tion-the wiser, older heads who
sympathize with Lewis fight TO
organize workers in mass produc-
ton industries along "one-big
union" lines and oppose drastic
action which might bring about a
permanent split in labors ranks;
and the bitter "die-hards' who
are screaming for Lewis scalp.
AS a more conciliatory spirit de-
veloped, there was no indication
the executive council contemplat-
ed a more complete retreat from
its previous firm position. Lewis
has proposed that the solution to
the quarrel be sought between
himself and Green as representa-
tives Of the belligerents. Asked
if he thought this possible today.
Green replied in the negative.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-18

ton of Soviet Russia.
They risked war by hair when
they took Manchuria and with it
Russia's vital railway-the old Chi
nese eastern line which provided
a short 10 VladivoStok. Russia S
chief base in the Far East.
Following the Manchurian war
Russia hastily strengthened her
military establishment in Siberia
and blocked Japan's desire to ouSt
the Soviets from outer Mongolia
and areas of North China includ-
ing Sinkiang. Japan, thus, was
forced to make a counter move
That move is the impending
German-JapaneSe agreement.
No matter how loose the terms
of the eventual declaration that
may be issued by Berlin and To-
kyo it will be interpreted in Mos
COW and other world capitals to
mean that if Russia and Japan
become involved in war Germany
will move against Russia in Eur
ope; equally that if Germany and
Russia resort to arms Japan will
move against Russia in Asia.
Moscow has foreSeen the move
for year and that IS why the
violent anti-Japanese speeches of
such Soviet leaders as war Com
missar Klementi Voroshilov have
been noticeably absent from world
headlines during the
past u months.
China aISo mas IoreSeen the
move. and. knowing that she could
not depend upon Russia military
has been forced to limit
her resistance 10 japanese pene-
tration of her northern provinces
to cautious protests rather than
the use of force.
Russia's answer will be to at
tempt to build a military machine
equal to the combined power OF
Germany and Japan-a task which
would require a long. long time.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-18

oICcll 1llQtldlCQ lOOd9-
In my opinion" Green told
newspapermen at the close of the
second days sessions. the wise and
best course is for the convention
to refrain from taking drastic &C
ton"
He then proposed that the stand
ing committees of the executive
council. named weeks ago to meet
with the rebels" continue to
function. This committee is COM
prised of Matthew Vol. Of the
photo-engravers and chairman of
the conventions resolutions COM
mittee; George M Harrison, youth
fal and shreWd head of the rail-
way clerks, and Felix Knight,
president of the railway Carmen
This group should be available,
Green continued. to meet with
the Lewis group in the event it
decides to name mediation COM
mittee.
In the pursuance OF this pol
ICY" Green explained, "the con-
vention can confer on the execu-
tive council authority to deal with
the situation during the ensuing
year in such way and in such
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-18
GIRL DITCHES
BOY AT ALTAR

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Nov. Is. UP)
"A beaming Philadelphia youth,
with blushing girl clinging to
his arm. walked into the mar
riage license bureau today and
got a marriage license.
''Now will you please take us
to justice of the peace?" he
said to the clerk. I'VE want to
be married immediately"
The trio started off. the girl
bringing up the rear. and found
a justice.
There. the young man turned
around to take his girls hand as
the justice prepared to begin the
ceremony.
The girl was gone.
Well" the youth lamonted.
lit looks like ! got ditched." and
off he went.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-18

Will lltl piOSi gill 4OI tSOllouli(
military and political control OF
North China and inner Mongolia
and that Germany is strengthen
ing her basic position so that she
will be ready to expand eastwardS
towards the Soviet Ukraine when
the opportunity may arise.
First effect of the declaration
which repeatedly will be backed
by a secret German-Japanese mil
itary agreement providing for joint
action by the two powers in event
that either of them becomes in
volved with Russia. will be vastly
to strengthen the nti-CommuniSt
wall now being built around Red
Russia.
1t may seal the fate of the Chi
nese Communist party. which for
years has defied the anti-Commu-
mist government of GeneralisSimo
Chang Kai-Shek in Nanking;
strengthen the group of Fascist
states in Europe which have been
supporting the Spanish rebels: and
make Increasingly difficult the
role of Britain in her efforts to
preserve peace in Europe and the
Far East.
The chances are that the report
ed military agreement will be in
loose terms and designed more
for moral effect upon Russia and
the world than to provide a de-
fensive scheme Of joint military
action. Neither Japan nor Ger
many is in position to make defi-
mite commitments. such as a true
military alliance would entail, at
this time
The japanese have been active
in North China for the past five
years, since their army created the
independent state of Manchukuo
from China's old three northeast
ern provinces and Jehol, and al
ways have felt that the great
danger to their north-Asian ex-
pansion lay in the intense oppoSi-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-18
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On

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Even II other remedies have
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druggist is authorized 10 guarantee
Creomulsion and to refund your
money If you are not satisfied with
results from the very first bottle.
Get Creomulsion right now. (AdvJ
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-18
Pacts Aids Causes of
Both Germany, Japan

EDITORS NoTE-Germany joined in al
effort curb the
protect their according
Orient
Vaughn for
Headquarters in Tokyo in the following dispatch.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-18
Council to Haze Power
To Exbel Union Faction

TAMPA Fla, Nov. 18. (UP)-The American Fedora
tion of Labor will not expe John L. Lewis and his rebel
CIO aides at its 56h annual convention but may cohe the
executive council with this power future peace
tions between the warning forces fail President William
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-18
BY MILES w. VAUGHN
Copyright 1886 by United Press

NEW YORK, Nov 1S (UP)-Reports that Japan and
Germany preparing to issue joint declaration against
Communism that Japan is determined to go ahead
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-18
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this gorgeous long life silver set even if
you've never had charge account at
this store.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-02-22
Border ME-. Basket Ball
Team Scores 1882
North Side Y. M. G. A. Church
Athletic Association

Thursday, February 18th, the 4th
Baptist team went down to defeat
at the hands of Border by the score
Of 1928. At the end of the first half
very little scoring had been done
and found Border leading 8-4. The
home boys soon found themselves
and began to sink shots from all over
the court to pile up their command
ing lead.
Revenge was sweet for the Border
team on Monday evening as they
took the measure of the Fremont
Congregational outfit, 1882 to hold
their undisputed league leadership.
The score at the half was 20-14, and
all indications pointed to a repetition
Of the Border boys defeat of two
weeks ago. John Thomas however,
provided the necessary spark to the
team and, by scoring ten points in
spired Captain Lott and Strawder to
play their best and to pile up COM
Portable margin to maintain their
lead.
ONLY two games remain on the
schedule. One for next Thursday,
Feb. 9th and the other on Monday,
March End, with the city turnament
following Immediately.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-02-22
BE the request Of many friends
thia article Is written. Thanks for
the comments. Yours in Christ.
Rev. A. F. Boyd

The day before that one on which
the Paschai Lamb was to be slain.
with all that was to follow, would
be one of rest, Sabbath to the soul
before its great agony in order for
Jesus to gather Himself up for the
terrible conflict before Him. He de-
ssred to pass that day Of rest and
ureparation in quiet retirement,
speaking to His disciples Of His Cru
eifixion.
Il was late In the afternoon OF
Thursday when they reached the up
mar room where all was in readiness
for the Paschal Feast, the table al
ready supplied with the lamb, tal-
though no mention is made Of this
by Matthew, the dish Of bitter
herbs, the thin cake Of unleavened
bread and q cup Of wine. It Is Jesus
last Passover, the last meal which
He will share with His disciples. The
night in which He was betrayed.
First Corinthians, 11:23, which takes
M back to q definite-historical ev-
ent. Il takes US back through the
days of nineteen hundred and thirty
ak years to an upper room where
Jesus Of Nazareth was sitting with
His twelve apostles, and in an ar
nosphere Of feverish selfishness tais-
ing TO them Of His own sacrificial
death.
Our faith does not go back to
clouds, and myth, and mystery. The
Christian religion begins with the
historic Christ. The table of the
Lord takes as back, not to an airy
legend, or some mythical hero, but
60 flesh and blood Jesus, and to ac-
tuai events happening in Jerusalem
The last evening that He shared WITH
them was the hour in which above
all He desired that they should share
with Him; that they should enter in
to His very life, for the feast, which
He had so earnestly desired to eat
with them, YVES a glad faast-a feast
Of thanksgiving, and though now the
shadow Of the cross filled His heart.
AS they were eating the unleaven
Continued on page 2
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-02-22
GIRL DIES AFTER BRUTAL
ATTACK; SUSPECT SLAIN

Altus, Okla:--(INS>-Alice Will
son, six years old, died this after
noon from head injuries inflicted by
Willie Jones in a brutal attack at he.
farm, home, Sheriff Henry Savage
said he was advised.
The child's mother, Mrs. Marcus
Wilson, who was also brutally beat
en-, Is not expected to live, hospital
attaches said.
Suspect in the case, Willie Jones,
was shot and killed by a posse. Sher-
IN SAVAGE said Jones was the attack
er and that descriptions given by
Alice before she died tailed with
the slain man.
Alice and her mother were taken
20 hospital at Mangum following
the attack.