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Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20

armies is not released from Chang's
stronghold at Sian-Fu by Monday,
a general battle may be precipitated,
with central forces attacking the
city with all the resources at their
command, including bombing plan
es.
The government at Marking an
nounced it Las orc>ied aerial oper-
ations to be started against SIAN
Flu, Marshal Chang's seat, unless
Gen. Chang is promptly released.
1t was reported unofficially that
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
They're Not Registered

It was husbands night at the
Ten Thousand club Friday. When
the time came for a vote during
the business session, the men auto
matically voted at the word OF the
presiding officer. A second vote
was necessary after it was pa
tiently explained to the men, that
insofar as the club is concerned,
they're not registered.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
CHARGES FLUNG
IN PHONE PROBE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. UP)---
The federal communications COM
missicn charged tonight that the
S2,500, 100000 equipment invest
ment of the American Telephone
and Telegraph company includes
an overcharge OF at least 20 per
cent. or $500 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
STRIKES THREATENED
IN AUTO INDUSTRY

DETROIT, Dec. 10. W.P)--The
motor car industry. with record
high December production facing
curtailment by strikes i'm eight
feeder industries. tonight was
warned by organized labor that
within a few days 1t viii have
the opportunity 10 demonstrate
its belief I'm collective bargaining.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
Ship, Shell Target,
To Return to L. S.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. U.P)---
The navy department today ordered
the U. S. gunboat Erie, which was
fired upon by Spanish nationalist
yesterday, to retire to the New York
navy yard via the Azores.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
Lettuce Sheds in
Arizona Closed to
Increase Prices

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 10. W.p)-
Salt River Valley lettuce growers
kept their sheds closed today in
an effort to strengthen sagging
prices on national markets.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
The Wrong Result

Some members of the McCabe-
Eucalyptus farm center are more
firmly convinced than ever that
there is no Santa Claus. The rea-
son is that Jim Brock played the
part of the mythical saint, and
Richard Moore tried hard to look
like Mrs. Santa Claus in the
Christmas play. o. j. Bradshaw
almost succeeded in blasting the
belief in jacks in-the-boX too.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
LAST MINUTE i
FLASH
FORCED LANDING
MADE BY PLANE

NEWARK, Dec. 10. W.P)-An
Eastern Airlines transport pilot
ed by Dick Merrill, transatlantic
flyer, and carrying eight passen-
gers made a forced landing at
Port Jervis, N. Y, airline officials
reported late tonight. No one was
injured, officials said.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
Showing The Strain

Becoming the father of an at
tractive little daughter seemed
ASaturday to have been almost too
much for Jack Person. The moth
Ter, however, was doing quite nicely.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
Landing of Marines in
South America Banned

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 10. (UP)-United States Mar
ines who landed in recent years in Haiti San Domingo,
Cuba Mexico and Nicaragua will do in the future only
after consultation with all 21 American republics.
Action guaranteeing this and putting President Roose-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
ED LAW WALKER CONFER
WITH DIRECTORS OF FARM
BUREAU ON LEGISLATION
Bill Asked to Include Road From Capatria Through
WestmOrland in Secondary Highway Setup;
Insurance Problems Discussed

Edward HI. Law, senaor-eect, and Assemblyman Clar-
Walker at the request of the farm bureau directors
met with them Saturday afternoon in the court house
listen to the legislative program which the farm bureau
wishes them to support Farm to-marke roads occupied
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
Fears for His Own Neck if He Releases
China Strong Man'-General Battle
Over Chang Threatened
Copyright 1886 by United Press

young Marshal Chang HuehLang
will seizng Chnas
strong appeared Chnas
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
TWOMOnntaineers
Stare at Wall as
TheyHear Verdict
John and Coke Brite Doomed to GallOws
For Brutal Staying of Officers
And Navy Man

YREKA CAL, Dec. (UP)-John and Coke Brite,
brothers from Horse Creek CAL. found guilty of
first degree murder three counts tonight by jury of
II men and one woman. The jury made recommends
ton and the death penalty will be mandatory The jurors
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
G ~
'# < ~
RzFoRTHS A9sdFhs
Says
.dd Superlatives-

add Superlatives-
- In RR's opinion there is no
more expressive word in the En-
glish language than the BLOW"
admonition of mother to her
youngest child.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
PeriIs OF The Tees

When Red Hensler defeated Mel
Ferguson in the Barbara Worth
club championship meet, he be-
came a moral hazard to most of
the top flight divot diggers who
hang around the course. Rus
Nance is the latest to come under
the spell His knees we've in a
weakened condition SATURDAY af-
ternoon as he prepared to meet
the Hensler menace. The weak
ness was attributed to the fact
he's been staying up nights prac-
ticing up on his niblick shots.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
Firealm Experts, Note

Fred Elliott, the deputy sheriff,
has discovered something which
might be of use to a detective
story writer. If you press against
the muzzle of an automatic pistol,
he discovered, you cannot pull
the trigger. SO, if holdup man
ever sticks one against your 'tum-
! my, just lean against it and dare
him to shoot. CThat is, if you have
faith enough)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-20
MARKETS IN BRIEF

Butter: Los Angeles 331s; butterfat Impreiai
Valley fob. ranch grade AZ manufacturing
milk 81; route gathered cream 80.
LA Hay: u. S. No l. extra leafy S20-$2l;
u S. No. l S18-1850; u. s. No. leafy SLIGO;
U. s. No. SIG; Minneapolis flax 2lS12-23Oh
WEATHER
Maximum temperature 73, minimum IL; 5 am.
temperature 45 humidity "a; noon temperature ~
humidity 80; 5 pm. temperature 62, humidity 35
La gaceta., 1936-03-06
LOS r PERDIERON
SU PRIMER ENCUENTRO
EN- LA HABANA

Habana, MARIO 6.-Ante una
concurrencia record, que Sc cal
cula en- cerca de $4,000 fanati-
cos, entire los cuales Sc encon-
traba ell presidente provisional
senior Jose Barnet, los mucha-
chos del club "Habana", cuba
nos en- su totalidad, vencieron
a los Cardenales de Saint Louis
con anOtaci6n de trece carreras
por ocho.
Ell juego de exhibition, ell pri
nero de una serie de cuatro,
que terminara ell domingo pr6xi
mo, Sc efectu6 en- los amplios
terrenos de la Cerveceria ia
Tropical, en- Mariana.
Los cubanos bombardearon a
tres pitchers de los Cardenales,
contra los que Sc anotaron ma
da menos que diez Y seis indis-
cutibles, mientras los mucha-
chos de San Luis bateaban doce
La gaceta., 1936-03-06
DEPORTES
LOS "ROJOS" PERDIERON
CON Ell
EN- SAN JUAN

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Mar
20 6.-La efectividad del lama
dor del Almendares, F.. Fernan-
DEE, hizo que los "Rojos' de Gin
cinnati volvieran a perder con-
ira los cubanOs, en- su segundc
v 1ltimo match de exhibition
en- esta ciudad, celebrado aver
por la tarde.
La anotaci6n fue de dos carre
de los Regulares perdia, por dos
unc de los representatives de Ia
Ciudad Reina.
Fernandez lanz6 TODD ell item
po por los azules de la Habana
mientras por ell box de los "Ro.
jos" desfilaban dos ~lanzadores
Slime y Nelson.
NumefCSoS fanatlcoS Locales
asistieron al juego, que, come
puede juzgarse por la anotaci6r
fue en- extreme interesante, pue;
hasta terminar Ell 1ltimo out de
ultimo inning, no podia decirse
cuAl seria ell vencedor.
Los "Rojos" salieron hoy poi
la maiana hacia Miami, dondt
5ugaran varios juegos de exhi.
bici6n, antes de arribar a Tam
pa, donde estaran desde ell 12
hasta ell 20 de MARIO actual.
La gaceta., 1936-03-06

Trujillo, Repdblica Dominica
ma, Mario 6.-Mientras ell team
de los Repulares perdia, por dos
oeasiones consecutivas, contra ell
club Almendares, de La Haba-
ma, en- San Juan, Puerto, los Re
clutas del Cincinnati CANADIAN
aver, con aotacion de cuatro
por dos, contra un team de es
trellas dominicanas.
Los lanzadores de los "Rojos"
en- este ~encuentro, fueron Tony
Freitas, ell pequeno zurdo que
debutara hace unos amos en- las
Grandes Ligas jugando con los
Atleticos de Connie Mack, Y
Wistert.
Wistert permiti6 solamente
tres hits y dos carreras, duran
tie los cuatro primeros innings
del encuentro. Su compafero
Freitas tambien mantuvo a sus
ad~versarios en- tres indiscuti
bles, pero en- cambio no les per-
miti5 anotar una sola veg en- los
cinco innings en- que lanz6 por
los "Rojos."
Terminate ell encuentro, los
muchachos de Cincinnati partie
ron en- avi6n hacia Miami, DON
de jugaran una serie de tres
juegos contra los "Atleticos."
La gaceta., 1936-03-06
y fanatcos estan de acuerdo
ensenalara al Chino" Alvarez comoel
vencedor en- SUI pelea de hoy con Avera

Por una vez al menos, los ex-
pertos estan de acuerdo con los
fanaticos. Ambos predicen ell
.triunfo del idolo de West Tam
pa. %6hino" Alvarez, sobre su
vencedor de hace tres amos, BIZ
lily Avera
La -pelea Sc ~efectuara en- el
cuadrilatero de Benjamin Field
a diez rounds, ante una nutrida
concurrencia de e~nardecidos
simpatizadores del Chino,
deseosa de que su "muchacho'
logre, con esta victoria, fran
quear ell canine de su ascensC
mas rapido en- ell ring.
L Tanto Alvarez como Avera
van seguros de su victoria. En-
nuestra edici6n de aver, dimes
a conocer las palabras del "Chi-
no" sobre ell combate de esta
noche. lie ganare decisivamen-
tie a Avera en- mi pelea de ma
mana, dijo aver ell peleador 10.
cal. En- cuanto al boxer de West
Palm Beach ,Sabemos que TAM
bien lie ha declarado a los Gro
nistas deportivos Y amigos que
lie han interrogado, que esta Sc
Iguro de volver a ganarle a.
"Chino".
De todas maneras, aun dan
do por SECURE ell triunfo de
"Chino", es indudable que su
contrario no es un 'bulto''. Ha
peleado contra buenos boxers.
Y tiene en- su record decisio-
mes favorables con alguHos hon
bres de fama en- ell ring. Ell "Chi
no" tendra que pelear con todo
10 que sabe, 81 quiere ganarle a
Avera, y Sc vera precisado a a.
cumular toda la dinamita de
sus puhos en- solo gOlpe, para
poder aeostar a su rival, como
pretende.
La pelea de esta noche es,
pues, de las que entran pocas
en- libra como dicen los cronis-
tas de la Habana. E nella we're
mos a dos hombres que saben
10 que hacen, dispuestos a hacer
10 mejor que pueden. AmbOs
son valientes. Ambos tienen
buen punch. Ambos conocen las
triquinuelas de su oficio. Y pa
La gaceta., 1936-03-06

practica.
Dele listed que me diver
ta,-respondia ell chico,-que
tempo habra para TODD.
Ell resultado fue, que cuando
la madre muri6, ell chico, que
tenia va veinte amos, no saba
.hacer NADIA, pudiendo haber ser
,vido para mucho, porque cOndi-
clones no lie faltaban.
\NilagrN fue que entonces. al
verse Are, Luis no echase por
mai camino ;pgo Ora bueno en-
Ell fondo Y su iibertad fue pa
"a 81 un peligro relative
Sigui6 divirtiendose como 10
hicera hasta entonces, pero ma
da mas.
Nj siquiera los vicios encon-
trarOn en- q terrenO aabOnado
La gaceta., 1936-03-06

ce Domfnguez, que 81 no quiere
una victoria por foul, y que sa-
be que lie puede ganar a Dawk-
ins legalmente, Sobre ell ring,
por 10 que reclama un nuevo en-
cuentro con el.
Downings ha decidido acep =
Jar la solictud del espanol, Pc
70 aun no Sc sabe 81 la comisi6n
accedera al match.
Doug Wykik y Nick Condos,
Sc enfrentaran en- ell semi-final
del lunes.
Tony Galento Y Pat Newmer
pelearan en- ell preliminar.
La gaceta., 1936-03-06
DOMINIQUE QUIERE Pc
LEAR NUEVAMENTE CON
DAWKINS

Aun no Sc ,ha decidido ell nue.
vo encuentro entire Joe Domin-
guez, ell campe6n asturiano, y
Scottie Dawkins. Pero ell espa-
mol Sc present6 aver otra vez en-
las oficinas del promoter Down
ings, solicitando I'm nuevo match
~.
frente al hombre que lie peg6
y 10 arroj6 fuera del ring
en- su pelea del luneS ultimo. Di-
La gaceta., 1936-03-06

pahOl, que cuenta con I'm exec
lente record de victorias en- Gu
ba, Espaha y los Estados Uni :
dos.
Freddie Miller, reconocido co
mo campe6n mundial de su divi-
sion por la Comisi6n Nacional
de BOxeo, defendi6 con exito SUI
titulo, en- una pelea celebrada
la semana pasada en- Miami.
Ell Fillo Echevarrfa tiene en-
su record una victoria sobre Ba-
by Arizmendi, reconocido por
la Comisi6n de Boxeo de Nueva
York, como campe6n mundial
de su division.
, No obstante, Miller no discu-
tira su titulo en- la pelea, que Sc
efectuara manana sabado, por
la noche, en- esta ciudad,
A pesar de este, Manolo Bra
ma, periodista y manager del FL
Ito, tiene la seguridad de que, 81
su muchacho logra veneer a Mi
Her, tendra que tener con pos
terioridad otro chance frente al
campe6n,
Y tanto Manolo, como su mu
chacho, estan SECURES de su VIC
toria, arnque la mayoria de los
crOnistas deportivos de La Ha-
bana aseguran que Miller sera
ell vencedor de la pelea de ma
mana.
La gaceta., 1936-03-06

En- aquel hay mas irreflexi6n
en- este mas solidez.
La gaceta., 1936-03-06

contra los lanzadores del Ha-
bana.
Hasta ell octave inning, la a.
notaci6n era de seis carreras
por una, a favor de los cubanos.
En- ell oc los de San Luis
anotaron siete wees, y durante
breves momentos ell score les
fr@ favorable, con un margen
de dos carreras. Pero cuando
les TOGO a les cubanos su turno
al bate ,en la propia entrada,
anctaron otras siete wees, po-
niendo definitivamente ell score
a su favor, y ganando con clio ell
juego, va que los yankis no pu-
dieron anotar una sola carrera
en- su Ultima aparici6n sobre ell
home, en- ell noveno inning.
He aqui la anotaci6n por en-
tradas ,carreras, hits, errores y
hits, ba.erias de dicho. juego:
Cardenales C H E
900 100 070- 8 IL 2
Habana 100 O3O 07x-13 16 2
Baterias: Por los Cardena =
les, Walker, Ryba Y MCGEE, pit
cheers, y Davis y Clark, catcher;
por ell Habana, Tiatn y Resell,
pitchers, y Ro1o, catcher,
La gaceta., 1936-03-06

para desarrollarse, pues sus
mismas ideas romanticas sir
vieronle de salvaguardia en- es-
.te punto, nmpulsandole a bus
car ell ideal de sus aspiraciones
fuer2 de la realidad.
De aqui que, al presentarlo
n%osotros, a pesar de sus veinti-
cuatro amos y de fu libertad,
fuese adn TN inOcente, primeri-
20 en- muchas cosas en- las que
otros, mas j6venes que el, son
va maestros.
La gaceta., 1936-03-06
ANUNCIESE EN-
LA

Sc ALQUILA una gran casa
en- ell 1920 de la Is avenida. Su-
ficiente para dos familias, cinco
grandes habitaciones, gran CO.
rredor, cocina, BANJO y garage.
Informa Maxine Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1936-03-06
Ell CAMPEON MILLER Pc
'LEARA CON Ell FILLO E.
EN- LA HA-
BANA

Habana, Mario 6.-Fraddie
Miller llegara hoy a esta ciudad,
procedente de Miami, para me-
dir sus fuerzas contra ell Fillo
E0aevarria, featherweight es
La gaceta., 1936-03-06

modelo de belleza, tenia cuali-
dades mas que sObradas para
enloquecer de amor a una mu-
jer,
Ademas, las exageraciones 70
manticas de su sensibilidad, son
siempres por regla general, del
agrado de todas las mujeres.
Estas deseap siempre ser a
gadas como Luis era capaz de
amar. como amaba a RQsali, CO.
mo amaria deSpues, Ia, a alu
guna otra, n la lci6n de
un amor esta casi empire en-
raz6n ihversa A 81 Intensidad.
'Mas facilme e extingue
un amor vehe L, exagera1
do, que un earii bacible, tran
quilo.
La gaceta., 1936-03-06

"a remate, ambos sc conOcen,
por haber peleado va una vez.
No es possible dudar de que
una concurrencia compacta,
una verdadera "masa" de ia
naticos, Sc apretaran esta no
che en- los asientos de Benjamin
Field, en- su deseo de yer, gol-
pc a golpe, la sensational peles
de esta noche, una de las mas
emocionantes de la carrera pu-
! gilistica del valioso idolo dc
West Tampa.
En- ell semi-final, sc enfren-
taran joe Miller y Sammy LO-
dato. Esta sera otra pelea ca
lentica.
Antes, en- los preliminares,
los pesos completes cue vienen
disputandose la s~upremacfa en-
ire los novicios, volveran a te-
ner varios encuentros.
En- conjunto, en- realidad, es
insuperable.
Ell VencedOT tendrd I'm
buen "chdnce"
Ell promoter Jimmy Down
ing tiene un proyecto laudable.
Sc trata de enfrentar al vence-
dor de la pelea de esta noche,
entire Chino Alvarez y Billy A.
vera con un boxer de calibre y
fama en- ell Norte.
Sc ha venido publicando que
va ell manager tampeno Sc ha
dirigido a los directories de o.
tros boxers, entire los que figu-
ran Norman 9uearles, frankie
Kick y Benny Bass, proponien-
doles una buena "bolsa", para
un encuentro en- Benjamin
Field con ell que resulte "mejor
EN- Ell ring, despues del comba-
tie de esta nOche.
La gaceta., 1936-03-06

Aunque, al mOrir la madre,
la fortuna por Ell padre legada
habia sufridO va bastantes mer
mas, sin embargo. tOdavia 1Isg6
La gaceta., 1936-03-06

LOS RECLUTAS DEL "CIN :
CT" A SU ULTIMO
EN- LAS AN
TILLAS
La gaceta., 1936-03-06

Luis era huerfano
Muri6 su padre, cuando el
tenia aGn pOcos amos dejando-
lie un 6edian0 apital hOnrada-
mente reunido, y su madre fue
con ef un POGO d6bil, como 10
E mayoria de las madres
La de nuestrO j6ven decfale
frecuentAmente:
-Es necesario que to crees
una posici6n, hijo milo; que mil
res por tn porvenir.
Pero Sc limitaba a decirlo,
sin cuidar de que sus ~prgdentes
consoles fueran waest0s en-
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-09-12
Order OF The Day

or an extraordinary meeting of the
olonia ounci Of St. Croix for the ifs
al year l936-1937, Eleventh Council
econd Session, Wednesday, September
l6. 1886. at 200 O'Clock Pm,
/ Colonial Council Bill No. Z.
3rd discussion on Colonial Council
Bill No. 7. draft of an ordinance
TO provide for the establishment
of Road Fund in the Municipal
Budget.
Colonial Council Bill No.
End discussion on Colonial Council
Bill No. IL, draft of an ordinance
to co ltrol the entry of persons IN
ST. Croix afflicted with dangerous
communicable diseases.
Colonial Council Bill No. IL.
3rd discussion on Colonial Council
Bill No. IL, draft of an ordinance
to aid in the establishment of a
municipal power plant.
a Colonial Council Bill No. II.
Introduction of and 1st discussion
on Colonial Council Bill No. II,
draft of an ordinance TO amend
Titles Nv and V of the Code of
Laws. Proposed by the Governor.
Colonial Council Bill No, IS.
Introduction of and 1st discussion
on Colonial Council Bill No. Is,
draft of an ordinance to define and
prescribe the duties of The Govern
ment Attorney. Proposed by the
Governor.
6 Colonial Council Bill No. 10.
Introduction of and LIST discussion
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-09-12

on Colonial Council Bill No. l9.
draft of amendment 10 the Budget
for the Municipality of ST. Croix
tor the fiscal year 1887. Proposed
by the Governor.
Colonial Council. Bill No. 81.
Introduction of and LIST discussion
On Colonial Council Bill No.l1, draft
of amendment to the Budget for
theMuniclDality of S .Croix for the
fiscal year 1887. Proposed by the
Governor.
Colonial Council Bill No. %.
Introduction of and LIST discussion
Colonial Council Bill Nc. %, drafs
Of amendment to the Budget for
the Municipality of ST. Croix for
the fiscal year 1887. Proposed by
the Governor.
Colonial Council Bill No. %.
introduction of and 1st discussion
on Colonial Council Bill No. %,
draft of an ordinance to prevent
the spread of contagious diseases
among animals.
Co onlal Council Bill No. rs.
Introduction of and 1st discussion
on Colonial Council Bill No. 25,
draft of amendment TO the Bud
get for the Municipality of St.
Croix for the fiscal year 1887.
Proposed by the Governor.
Colonial Council Bill No. &c.
Introduction of and LIST discussion
on Colonial Council Bill No. &c,
draft of amendment TO the Budget
for the Municipality of St. Croix
for the fiscal year 1887. Proposed
bv the Governor,
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-09-12
Christiansted Theatre
(The House of Good Pictures)
In its Bigger Parade of Ticture'
takes pleasure in presenting
'The Last Days Of Pompen''
8 AS Sunday Night 8. 4

Come md enjoy tn the biggest show 1000
o.
call thruhth he
SlORM
We honestly eieve
advis you toget bnsyan
Admission For Greats Spectacle
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-09-12

IL Confirmation of Appointments.
Colonial Council Office, Christansted,
ST. Croix. September IL, 1886
D. c. CANEGArA.
Chairman.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-20
LOCAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Wa
ehington and family Of Tuc-
son are on an extensive tour
of Arizona and California
They spent Sunday June IA
attending the Paradise Mis-.
sionary Baptist S'ate Con-
vention in Flagstaff. Mrs.
Washington tack part on the
program singing in a trio
composed Of Mrs. Carter and
Mrs. Washington of Tucson
and Mrs. Murdock of Flag
staff. leaving Monday NOR
ming for Grand Canyons Pa
inted Desart, Los Angeles.
San Diego and Pasadena. Cal
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-20
-CCC Boys Believe
In Signs

Ga vs, III. - Two Civilian
Conservation Corps enro(lees
Of Company 2604. stationed
near hear. were sbout to
climb b a farmers fence t 0
take a SHORTCUT back to the
camp. Then they saw q sign
which read:
Motifs: Trospassers will be
pere ecuted TO the full extent
of two mongrel dogs which
amt never been sociable to
strangers and one double birl
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-20

Marieopa Lodge Mol and
Salt Valley Lodge No. 4 F.
and A. M. will celebrate st.
Johns Day with a program
and sermon Sunday June 21st
at 8 pm. at the First COL
lored Baptist Church, 9th St.
and Jefferson. TIE Eastern
Star Chapters will be present
also.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-20

Knights and Daughters of
Tabor, California = Arizona
Jurisdiction will hold their
annual Thanksgiving sermon
Sunday 8 pm. at the First
Colored Baptist Church. 9Th
st. andsJeffersOn.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. If. Silvsrs
and son wish to express their
appre citation to the many fri
eods who showed kindness
during the Illness of Mrs.
Silvers. We also wish to ex-
press that she is improving
slo WY,
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-20

Mr.. Robet Tate and son
Robert, Jr., are visitor in the
city. The Tates are from
Okomulges, Okla. Mr.. Tate
is Q brother in law Of Mrs.
Irwin w. Tapp.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-20

shotgun which amt loaded
with sofa pillars. DAM it if
amt g4ttin tt ed Of this he
raisln around my place"
The CCC boys de, Ided Dot
to take the 8 oTt cut.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Dean
returned to the city from the
Coast where they spent a
very pleasant vacation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-31
AIR CORPS WILL
 OPEN MANUVERS

Boston, Jan. 3i.--(UP) Winter maneuverB--the first of their kind ever held in New Engiand-will Do started tomorrow by the general headquarters air force. Tho rianeuv- CTS will continue until Feb. IS. Boni- bardment aviation will have afl i'm. portant part in the three-p -phased winter test of equipment and per- sonnel. Major B. M. Giles will lead the flight of 10 new Martin bomb. CTS from Langley Field, Va, to Con" cord, N. H., one of two air bases to Do used during the ii1aneuyorB.
 First, the bombardmont squadron will attack Mitchell Field. W. Y, flying from its Concord base. h tho oher series bombardment Will be aided by attack aviation, while in tho phase the bonbardment squadron will attack Burlington, Vt., aided by attack aviation. Attack aviation employs east, low-hying planes capable of delivering heavy inachine.gun fire md dropping many comparatively small fragmer. tation bombs.
 The entire squadron from the third attack group in Louisiana will Do employed in the New England inareuvers. It will operate from Mitchell Field until Monday, arriv- ing over Concord Tuesday.