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La gaceta., 1936-10-22
Hoy Sc batira el zurdito Miller cop Sailor BON
Mariana Arilla espera derrotor a 81 rival

Decidido a daMe nueva vida
al pugilismo en- la cirdad de
Tampa, con precios razonables,
jim Downing ofrecera esta no
.he u nprograma muy interesan
tie, en- Benjamin Field.
FL zurdito Baby Miller, una
'estrella de primera magnitud
en- ell Sur, que Sc ha batido con
habiles gladiadores y sabe man.
ener su campo, peleara en- ualo
lie los matches" principales
ION un valiente joven america
10 de Atlanta, Sailor Born.
Sailor ha dicho, para no per-
Ter la costumbre e impulsar ell
5~allyhoo," que derribara a Mil
er Y a que a este lie contaran Jos
Atidicos diez segundos. La afr
!aci6n Sc hizo con toda serie-
ad, como 81 ell muchacho anne
icano ignorara la potencia de
.1os del Baby.
Miller, por su parte, tiene la
seguridad de veneer y nosotros
opinamos como Ell, Sc lie ha ofre
cido al zurdito un match" con
Eddie Cool y no quiere perder-
10, de modo que empezara pof
al Marinero.
FL zurdo Sc ha entrenado con
verdadero cuidado y pega con
mas efectividad que nunca.
Mariana Arilla, ell va popular
gladiator, sostendra su tercera
pelea frente a Red Hutchinson,
de la ciudad de allende ell puen-
tie de Candy.
Hutchinson Sc ha enterado de
que Mariana es un contrincante
peligroso, de que tiene mas ha-
bilidad y mas experienced que
el, Y, sin embargo, en- tono alti-
sonante ha dicho que vencera
por "nocaut."
Como asi habian opinado Hen
ry Rodriguez y Bud Galloway, y
cargaron con la derrota, Arilla
va a la pelea de esta noche con
absolute confianza en- sus meri-
tos Y fuerza de brazos.
Algunos expertos pronostican
que ell espanolito vencera por
"nocaut" y que Mr.. Hutchinson
habla mucho y hace POGO.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
LAS PANTERAS CONTRA
Ell ANDRES X

Ell sabado por la noche, en-
Plant Field, las Panteras de;
Institute de Plant jugaran en-
esta ciudad con los Tigres del
Institute Andres Jackson, de
Jacksonville. Los visitantes tie
men uno de los "once" mas lige-
ros de su historic, con solo un
promedio de peso de 1907 lbs.
Lamar Sara dirigi6 las prac
ticas de las Panteras y parece
satisfecho,
Los locales avanzaran sobre
ell enemigo con la siguiente IL
nea de combate: Mckay, Pitt
man, Nelson, Binnicker, Mark
ham, Dixon, Wilson, Quinby,
Hance, Thomas y Kooy.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

idea de a%utorizar 6l los amores
de su protegido con la hija de
GuStavo.
Andrea adivinaba los senti-
mientos de su marido. v decia-
Sc:
-Tarde o temprano. ACADIA
ra por hacer 10 que debe. Nc
puede por menos, porque, a pc
sar de TODD, es muy bueno. LAS
TINA que no 10 haya hecho a
tempo de evitarse y evitarnos 2
todos grandes disgustos!
Y viva con esta esperanto,
que, despr@s de TODD, no basta-
ba para consolarla de Ia ausen-
cia de su hijo adaptive.
De aqui su preocupaci6n y 81
tristeza.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

La condesa guardabase de for
mular reproche alguno; pero
bien adivinaba su esposo la eau
sa de su tristeza, y, por 10 miss
mo, no Sc atrevia nj siquiera a
intentar disiparla.
Este hubierales hecho entrar
en- explicaciones de que deseaba
huir a toda costa.
Estaba arrepentido y pesaro-
so de su conducta en- ell asunto
relative a los amores de Gaspar
y Lola, y 81 no manifestaba mas
claramente SD arrepentimiento.
era por un resto de orgullo IA
ell de comprender Y digno de
disculpa.
Ademas, no lie veia soluci6n
al conflicto.
Ain lie contrariaba la sola
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
PELEARA
EN-

Lakeland, Octubre 22.-Hen-
ny Raymond, gladiator tampe-
no del peso bantam, Sc batira el
lunes por la noche, en- un pro-
grama organizado por la Le-
gi6n Americana. con Johnny
Barnes, un joven local. La noti-
cia Sc di6 por ell empresario De
Sautel. Ray Lyle, de Akron, o.,
Sc batira en- ell semifianl con Ha
rold Glymph, de Georgia.
Combatiran en- I'm bout" es-
pecial a seis asaltos, Jimmy
Price, de Akron, y Bobby Hol-
land, de Pensacola.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

lie ''robaron" a Arturo Co
doy ell triunfo en- ell combate de
aver frente al potente negro Le-
roy Haynes.
Los periodistas lie otorgaron
cinco asaltos al sudamericano
y tres a su oponente; pero los
jueces y ell referee sacaron ia
bias y las distribuyeron.
I'm buen comienzo para ell j6-
ven que puso a dormir a Luis
Angel Firpo.
va Sc lie dara otra oportuni-
dad. Haynes es uno de los mejo-
res gladiadores del peso compile
to.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

Iba Mario a levantarse va
para salir del comedor, no pu-
diendo sOpOrtar por mas ITEM
pc squella situaci6n violenta de
Ia que Sc reconocia unicO eau
sante, cuando entr6 un criado
con Ell correO, que puso sObre la
mesa.
Mario cOgi6 las cartas para
trasladarse a su despacho; pc
70 c~asualmente, al cogerlas, le-
y6 ell sobre de la de encima, y
dijo:
d Gale! Hay Una dirigida a
los dos.
IA los dOs?-pregunt6 An
drea.
81: a ii y a mi.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
LOS TERRIEIS EMBARCA-
RAN HOY

Con rumbo a Jacksonville,
.onde manana por la noche ju-
garan con los Generates del Inc
.itrto Robert e. Lee, saldran
hoy los Terriers del Institute
fIillsborough, bajo ell mando di
rscto del coach Johnson.
Los Terriers practicaron aver
y Sc l%ucieron mucho, siendo a.
plaudidos por las personals que
presenciaron los ejercieios.
Haran ell viaje 80 jugadores,
de modo que los locales tendrdn
suficiente material contra los
de Lee.
Antes de subir al Omnibus. en-
la tarde de hoy, haran una lige-
ra practica.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
LA UNION SOVIET AYUDA-
RIA AL GOBIERNO G
DE ESPANA

Moscou, Octubre 22.-Hoy,
manana y Ell dfa pr6ximo son cri
ticos en- la historic de Europa
declare aver IN alto funcionario
del gobierno Soviet. la Union
Soviet asistira a las autorida :
des legales de Espana con todo
su poder."
Antics de denunciar ell pactO
de neutralidad, la obra de Leon
Blum, ell gobierno Soviet quiers
destacar estos tres puntos:
Primero, que la Russia Soviet
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

NADIA hemOs leido, en- los
principles peri6dicos de New
York. Do Chino Alvarez, la ma
ravilla de Tampa.
Tampoco Sc publica NADIA de
Pedro Montanez en- estos dfas,
10 qre no sabemos como inter-
pretar.
ISe habra escondido sabien-
do que Chino y Diamond llega-
ban?
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
.Es extraho.

lis eXLranO.
-Veamos de qui6n es.
Y, rOmpiendo ell sobre, bus
co la firma.
AL leer esta, su rostro mani
fest6 contrariedad y sorpresa.
Su esposa, que lie miraba, al
yer su impression, pregunt6le:
- De quien es?
II Mira !-cOntest6la 81, en-
sehandole la firma.
-tDe Gustavol ~ exclam6
estremeciendose.
ZPara que nos escribira?
NO se.... /,
IFS un atrevimiento incon-
cebiblel
NO hagas juicios antics de
leer la carta.
Themes raz6n: leamosla.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
lPero ella mol
Y. suspirando, ahadi6:

lPero ella mol
Y, suspirando, ahadi6:
Sin embargo, no puedo nj
debo oponerme a la voluntad do
los que tienen en- sus manos la
dicha de esa inocente criatura.
CAPTTULO XII
EydS qlde GRlGinGn
i
AL dia siguiente, por la tarde,
hallabase Andrea y Mario de
sobremesa, despues del almuer-
20.
Angelic habiase marchado al
jardin a jugar y los dos esposos
permanecian callados, tristes.
BESIDE que Gaspar faltaba de
la casa, nj IN dia, nj I'm instante
habia reinado en- ella la algeria
de otros tiempOs.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

Sc lie hA ofrecido al vencedor,
como anunciamos va, I'm comba-
tic con Tony Marine 0 Tony Ma
mini.
Arilla 3esea enfrentarse con
Marine y ha %prometido ganar
por amplio margen. a
Completan ell programa pc
leas entire Joe Miller y Baby
Ben Manuel Monis y Baby 6he
kels, y Charlie PARA y Johnny
Price.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
TIRANDO Ell BAEON/
NASH HIGCrNCs CREE QUE PERDERA

Ell viernes pOr la noche juga-
ran en- esta ciudad los Sombre.
reros de la Uniyersidad de Stet
Nn y los Espartanos de la ciI-
lN de Tampa.
A pesar de su "espartanis :
mo-, Nash Higgins, ell coach
lie los tampenos, cree 1ue pes.
dera Ell partido, aunque tratsra
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

Tony Dominique come 30
mini" y TODD 10 que lie parece, 0
puede conner, pero mantiene 81
reto y va 10 sabe don Rember-
to Duo, tambien conocido por
Relampago Sagdero.
Ell camagieyano ayud6 al
entrenamiento de Tony Canoe
la y Sc mantiene en- perfectas
condolences.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
CON Los GUANTES

Ell veterano Lew Feldman
venci6 a Richie Fontaine, en- .
Palacio San sNicolas, de New
York.
Fu6 en- este programa que 81
mejicano Casanova acost6 a
5tumpy Jacobs. Ell hebreo Sc
retro en- ell sexto asalto.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

de que la anotaci6n sea 10 me-
nor possible. "Yo espero, dijo Mr.
Higgins, que mantengamos a loI
visitantes dentro de uno 0 dos
touchdowns, no mas"
No obstantc 81 ~pesimismo d.
Higgins los ''fieles" locales
.reen que los Espartanos tienen
nayorss probabilidades de ven
cM.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
GA caceta" FOlletin No. 56s
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMFN

Soledad incline la cabeza en-
sehal de obediencia.
Pareci6le que su hija habiasO
despertado y entr6 en- la alcoba.
AL quedarse solo, Gustavo Sc
cubri6 Ell rostro con las manos.
"A los pocos INSTANCES lloraba.
la infelicidad de mi hijas-
murmur6 entire soilozos,-seria
excessive castigo para mis- faltas.
ioue sufra 20 cuanto merezcal
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

Una vez los dos solos en- 81
despacho de Mario, este lego en-
voz alta la carta de Gustavo.
Decia asi:
"IPerd6n 81, pOr primera vez,
despues de tantOs amos, vuelvO
a tener Ell atrevimiento de diri-
girme q ustedesl PerO a clio ma
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

-Aqui no.
-IPor que?
-Puede entrar algdn criado...
-Dices bien. Vamos a mi des
pacho.
Y, levantandose de los asien-
tos que ocupaban, salieron jun
tOs del comedor, llenos de ansie-
dad y de impaciencia.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

Vayan telegrafiandole va a
csc senior Tony Marine, de
Pittsburgh, porque Mariana A
rilla derrotara a Red Hutchin-
son.
FL espanol Sc ha converti
do en- una de las figuras mas
populares del boxeo, en- la ciu
de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

Seria un fen6meno que Sal
lor Born triunfara esta noche.
Aparte de que Baby Miller lu-
&c mejor que ell visitante, un
match productive tendria que
unir los nombres Miller Cool
no Sailor Born-C Cool.
AL Mariner nadie 10 conoce
aqui, Y Cool sin la ayuda de un
oponente latino, no es cartel
atrayente.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

40 solamente ha Observable ei'
convenio, sine que su quebran-
kamiento q ella no podra acha-
carse. ssgSAdo, que Alemania,
Italia y Portugal han rQto Ell pac
to continuamente, en- apAKo de
los rebeldes. Tercero, que la m.
(acci6b de FRANCHISE Inglaterra
,or Era los vicladores ha estable
lido Ell principle de que los es-
ADDS fss6stas pueden interve-
lir contra un gobjerno legal
nentes constitufdo mientf4s los
stados dem6.ratIcA no puNden
lacerlo..
AL gobierno Soviet NJ sola :
'ente le gustarfa ret
.onvenio, sine rompSNo, dmo-
10 que Inglaterra y Francia pue
Ian embarcar muAiciones al go
,ierno legftimo.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
aADORABlE"


Musterole. ~preparada con aceitN
puro de mostaza y cIros actiVos -
Rredientss producir4 los misHao
sfectos que Ell anttgpo naEcha gda
mostaza. Sin 1ejar anS.
Musteroie suele Asvlar con prons
titud brenduitis. Mlores Dc gargan-
e, toses, resfriadon. nenRRl&iaas
conkestiones. re~umAtismoa. torcedu.
ras, dolores m~usculAree oontuelo-o
mes, y voA clase de males y dole
res. Tiene poder hasta para Ovttaf
las pulmonfas. Venaesa en- to0A9
las lroguerfas, q 3Sc y CSC. 81
.farros y "a ffuhos. TamadO Dc heos
pltal SO.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
ADAMS URGED FOR
STATE ROUTE HERE

Adams street as the logical state
highway route through El Centre
and the site of the proposed rail-
way underpaSS, was suggested by
group of citizens at a meeting of
the Ell Centro zoning and Planning
commission Wednesday in place Of
either Main or State street.
The commission decided to write
the state highway commission to
arrange a meeting for the purpose
of explaining the re-routing pro-
blem. Phillip Knights, city engin-
eer, was instructed to get in touch
with the state group and make ar
rangements for the conference.
In regard to the underpass, the
commission took no action be-
cause of a decision upon the same
question reached Jan. Is, 1885,
turning the matter over to the city
council.
A delegation representing the
Adams street routing and another
representing the State street rout-
ing were in attendance and pre-
sented arguments on both sides of
the question.
Apparently both lei e g tion s
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

Taxpayers association and a for
mer professor of history at the
University of Southern California,
will be the speaker of the evening
His subject will be Political Lib
critics Under the Constitution, :"
said to be a non-political, histori-
cal and educational address.
Professor Mussatti recently won
the service key award of the Unit
ed States junior chamber of COM
merce for his contribution to lit
erature and the cause Of the con-
stitution. His contribution to lit
erature consists of a book, Con
StitutionaliSm.
A mems quartette under the
direction of Arthur Townsend will
sing several songs and Geraldine
Williams will play clarinet sole.
Dinner will be served by the
American Legion Auxiliary of
Holtville in Veterans Memorial
hall. Ell Centro members who wish
to attend, should make reserya-
tions with the Ell Centro chamber
CT commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

wednesday ana was cdlleu prior W
the municipal election April Ia,
councilmen said, because they did
not wish to risk loss of federal
funds sought to complete the fin
ancing of the projects. The pro-
jects will appear as. separate pro-
positions on the ballot.
Both the municipal building and
the storm drain projects were ap-
proved by the Public Works admin
istration during the latter part OF
last year. A total of $4,000 is
sought from the government for the
municipal building and $53,182 fol
the storm drain.
The ordinance setting the date
of the election was read and pass
ed to its second reading by a un-
animouS vote of the council. AL
members were present.
There are to be three precincts
for the election. Precinct A, COM
prising county precincts l to 4
inclusive, will have polls at the
Veterans Memorial hall Precinct
B, including county precincts to
II, inclusive, will have polls at the
city hall. Precinct G, including
county precincts 13 to 16, inclusive,
will have polls at Lincoln school.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
PIONEERS PUT
ON BIG PARTY
HERE TONIGHT

Old-timerS will show the city to-
night just how real party is given
when the Imperial Valley Pioneers
association sponsors a bridge party
and dance in the court house, open
to the public.
The lobbies in the county record
er and county clerks offices will be
headquarters for those who play
bridge, while the rotunda on the
second floor will be utilized for
dancing. The Jail has been pressed
into service for refreshments, pa
irons finding hot coffee awaiting
them in that building.
At 8 o'clock the gaiety will begin
Proceeds will be used in writing a
history of the valley and its settlers
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
.FINCERPRIN
LIST SHOWS
UP PRISONER
Probation Plea Out
After Records
Received

Application for probation
was withdraw by Albert
Johnson, who pleaded gull
ty to possession of narcotics,
when he was informed his
fingerprint record had been re-
ceived from Washington.
The fingerprint record showed
entries beginning in January 1922.
They were listed from Texas, Loui-
siana, Idaho, Utah and Arizona
under various aliases. He was
shown as an army deserter N
the Philippines for conviction OF
which he served a year and a hall
in Alcatraz.
Crimes listed to his Credit in
cluded grand larceny, petty theft,
vagrancy use and possession Of
narcotics, other miner crimes.
He staged a suicide attempt in
the county Jail Monday by slash
ing both wrists with a razor.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
ICE THREATENS
ARMY AIR BASE
IN RIVER PATH

FORT LEAvENWORTH, Kan,
Feb. 27. Wp-Huge floes piled up in
the ice-gorged Missouri river in
this vicinity today, threatening in
undation of Kickapoo Island, the
army's air base, and rich farming
land on the Missouri side of the
river
Already the ice-jammed river had
spread over lowlands in the htch-
ison vicinity and forced a dozen
families to flee with their possess
sions to higher ground. BY mid
morning, however, the gorge had
broken at Atchison and the flood
waters receded Five families re
turned to their homes.
So acute was the new threat in
this area that army authorities con-
sidered sending bombing planes ov-
er the stream to blast the ice jam.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
TRUCK DRIVER
HURT AS CARS
MEET ON ROAD

C. L. Lawler, driver of a truck
for a Calexico liquor distributing
company, was injured early We'd
nesday night when the truck he was
driving collided with an automobile
driven by j. K. Norris, who lives
on a ranch seven miles cast of the
border city.
The collision occurred half mile
east of the Jasper school, according
to Norris. Norris said he stopped
his car when he saw the truck ap-
preaching the crossing. AS result
of the impact, he said, his car was
overturned and demolished.
Lawler is said to have a possible
fracture of the skull and cuts and
bruises. Norris said his left arm
was bruised. Lawler was taken to a
Calexico physician for treatment OF
his injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
DEMO C RAT S
FAR AHEAD.
in c 0 U N TY
Bourbons Get Husky
Lead in Number
Registered

Democrats are throwing
a little dust in the eyes of
the Republicans when il
comes to the registration Of
voters in Imperial county,
with Democrats totaling $500 and
the Republicans 2,649, according
tc a check now in progress at
the county clerks office in the
court house.
Re-registration still is underway
throughout the county. The totals
quoted include the re-registration
thus far in Ell Centre, Brawley,
Calexico, Calipatria and six coun-
try precincts.
Democrats lead the Republicans
in Ell Centro by 461, the Democrats
having 1,75l lambs in their fold
and the Republicans 1882. Ell Gen.
tro totals show six Socialists, four
Prthibition'sts and TIA persons
who declined to state any party
affiliation.
In Brawley the Democrats have
1,0O6 ticketed and the Republicans
684. AS far as the records to date,
Continued on Page 6, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
Take Him Out, But Don't Break
Bottle Says Owner of Rooster

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 81. (UP)-Henry is buff Or
pington rooster His home is 5-gallon glass bottle He
put in the bottle when he ten days old Now that
he's grown, he can't get out.
With those facts before them, the Dallas county hu-
society engaged in heated controversy today with
Mrs. " E. Crews, who owns Henry, the BOTTLE and d
chicken hatchery.
"We don't to be cruel to Henry" Mrs. Crews
said at merely way show the public ability
to raise fowls in an incubator"
The humane society learned of Henrys glass house
from a newspaper.
Mrs. Crews said she wanted to be sporting and under
certain conditions would let Henry out.
"f anyone find way to release 2-pound rooster
from 5galon jar without breaking the Jar he can have
the rooster" she said.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

'IerenceS prODaDly VIII last InrOuRn
tomorrow-possibly longer History
would indicate that compromise
is probable, although neither the
extreme militarists, who assassi-
mated five of the empires leading
statesmen, CT the parliamentarians
who we're able to command the
support of Emperor Hirohito, the
navy, and part of the army. seems
to want one. -
The extreme militarists unques-
ticnably would like a show down
fight. The parliamentarians equal
ly, would like to down militariSm
once and for all.
But neither seems to have suf-
licient strength now to risk the
virtual civil war showdown
would entail. .zz.-. =
japanese procedure generally is
based on the family system in
which important decisions arc
reached only after debate by a
council of elders. All those inter-
ested in the decision to be made
are allowed to present their argu-
ments; then the elders decide.
That seems tc be what now is
taking place in deciding what
group shall control the destinities
of the island empire. it
The elders of the. army and
navy are meeting in one section;
the elders of the parliamentary
Continued on Page 6, Col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
POWER PLANT
CASE GOES ON

Arguments continued before
Judge Benjamin Warmer in I'M
perial county superior court Thurs
day on abatement proceedings
brought by the Imperial Irrigation
district in the Southern Sierras
Power company suit to stop the
districts power development pro-
gram.
Harry Horton, district chief
counsel, presented arguments We'd
nesday and Thursday relative tC
the abatement sought on the
grounds that a recent decision in
a Nev-Cal suit in federal court
decided the points in the Southern
Sierras suit in superior court.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
Death dealing Avalanche
Smashes Train: Buries 8

on the Little Church Hill district,
half mile from town, caught up
a half dozen houses and buried a
whole family of five, two of whom
were rescued.
Hecla miners left their work to
dig for Mr. and Mrs Ole Erickson
and their three children. Two of
the small children were dug out
alive and unhurt within few
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

agreed that it would be wise to
take the heavy traffic and the bulk
OF all traffic off Main street but
certainly did not agree as to where
it should go after being taken off
Main street.
Delegations from both the Adams
street group and the State street
group had been to see members of
the state highway commission but
there was a difference in opinion
as to which street the state group
favored as the route through El
Centre.
After listening to arguments pro
and con, consulting maps and
charting routes, the commission adj
journed. Those present were: Jas
per l.. TraverS. chairman, j. B. Nc
Neece, Lee Nuffer and Henry L.
Loud.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
CHAM P|O Ms
PLAY ROUND
LATE IN DAY
Clear Weather, Fast
Course Helps
Scores

BARBARA WORTH Club
Feb. 27. - With the golf
championship of Imperial
Valley at stake, nine flights
of golfers started match
play today in the annual valley
classic. Championship flight play
ers teed off at l p. m, paced by
Don Rex and Mel Ferguson who
tied fer medaliSt honors in the
qualifying round. Ferguson tagged
a garrison finish to tie Rex at 70
late Wednesday,
Vic Blalack of Yuma, defending
champion, who qualified automat-
ically, meets F.. T. De Arman in
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
COAST FAVORS
NAVY INCREASE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81 W.P)-
The purported possibility of a great
war in the Pacific in the next few
months was pictured before the
house naval affairs committee to-
day by group of west coast con-
gresSmen seeking a six per cent diff
ferential for construction of naval
craft in that area.
Congressional delegations from
Washington, oregon and California
appeared before the committee to
urge that the differential be in
cluded in SITS, 100000 bill to build
"a ships, totaling 221, 900 tons of
auxiliary craft, during the next 10
years.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
REYNOLDS IST
TO FILE FOR
CLERKS POST

Ralph Reynolds, proprietor of
the Reynolds Linoleum store, filed
for city clerk of Ell Centre Thurs
day morning, the first candidate
to come out in the open in the
municipal election picture.
Reynolds was employed in the
Varney store, by Edgar Brothers
and FOR seven years had his own
furniture store in this city. This
is the first time, he said, that he
has been a candidate for a public
office.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
Quite A Night

It was quite a night at the barbe-
cue and Calcutta at the Barbara
Worth club, what with Massie Hor-
ton taking bows Doc" Zinn
auctioneering SO skillfully that
Toofy Samaha raised his own bid
in the Calcutta One prominent
Valleyitc and we'll known golfer do
ing the unbelievable and asking the
press TO put him in news stories un-
der a fake moniker Joe Martins
Scottic who should be named
High Ball'D sneaking out Of the
tent with a hamburger sandwich
. But who was the chap whe
went to sleep in the trap alongside
IL green?
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

minutes, but hope virtually was
abandoned for Erickson, his Grip
Piled wife, and another child who
still were under the crushing deb
riS.
Train crews today took three
bodies from the smashed passenger
coach of a local train caught in an
avalanche last night east of Look
out Summit.