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La gaceta., 1936-02-04
Quedo ~inaugurada hoy la Feria de Florida

Con un Sencillo ceremonial
Aued6 inargurada EN- la mana
ma de hoy la Feria de Florida.
Tomaron parte en- ell acto ell
areside1te de la Feria, ST.. w.
B. Brorein, ell alcalde Chancey,
ell administrator p. T. Strieder
y otras personalidades.
LIS edificios Sc abrieron des-
.pues de las 10 de la manana y
tOdos estan llenos de exhib.cio-
mes, dessacandose las agricolas.
Once condados v tres comuni
dadeS exhiben artisticamente
sus productos y optan por los
valicSos premioS ofrecidos.
La Florida Citrus Exchange
ha levantado un temple de ma
ranjas v toronjas que ocupa to-
do un edificio.
Dentro del edificio Sc halla la
estatua de Pomona, la diosa de
las frutaS.
Ocupa otro edificio la indus
tria tabacalera de Tampa Y en-
ell pabell6n sc ensena en- un do
rama la historic de la industrial.
Habiles tabaqueros elaboran la
RIGA rOia a la vista del pdblico.
Notable es la exposition de ga
nado, en- la cual Sc exhiben elem
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
La Corte Suprema no fallo todavia sobre la ley
de autoridad en- Ell Vale de Tennessee

Decide ell alto tribunal que
las acciones preferidas adquiri-
das por La RFC eStan sujetas
tambien a contribucioneS. Ell
case de Arthur Gordon, de Pa
ris, Texas, condenado a muerte
por secIestro, Sc falle en- ell SEN
lido de que los tribunales ha-
Eian APPLICABLE debidamente la
ley Lindbsrgh. Esto significa
que Gordon morira en- la horca
81 no lie perdona Ell gObemador
de csc estado.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

Washington, Feb. 4.-Espe-
rabase que la corte suprema ia
lara aver sobre la Ley de Auto
ridad del Vale de Tennessee,
pero la sentencia no sc di6 a
con9cer.
La corte anunci6 que Oiria ar
gumentos sObre Ia valdez de
las clausulas de regiStro de las
seguridades Y ley de Gambia de
1888. Esta ley Sc aprOb6 a soli-
Citud del presidente Roosevelt
y en- provedho de los vendedo.
res.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
Ell MADRID VENCIO
AL HERCULES

Madrid, Feb. 4.--El equipo
de balompie de Madrid jug6
ell domingo con ell Hercules, de
Alicante, derrotandolo con ano
taci6n de 5 por /. Conserva Ell
Madrid Ell primer lugar.
FL Sevilla, Ell campe6n, fue
derrotadO por ell Valeh Ia, con
2 por /.
En- Santander peTAi6 ell At
lentido de Madrid.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
SMITH LIE HA
A HOOVER QUE ROOSE-
WELT NO SERA NOMINA-
DO

Hartford, Conn.,, Feb. 4.-El
peri6dico The Hartford Times
publica un articulo en- el cual Sc
dice que Alfredo Smith lie ha da
do la seguridad a Herbert Hoo
yer de que Ell presidente Roose-
welt no sera %renominado.
La noticia Sc comentG en- la
oficina de Smith, en- New York,
con estas palabras: ESQ es ri
diculo.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
ENMIENDAS HECHAS POR
Ell CONSEJO DE ESTADO

Habana, Feb. 4.-EE conse-
jo de estado ha hecho varias en-
miendas al proyecto de ley de
liquidation electoral, que ell do
mingo por la madrugada apro-
bara ell consejo de secretaries.
\ nuevo cOnsejO de secreta-
'se celebrara para resolver
efinitiva. Sc ha desmenti-
% la noticia de que renunciara
Ia cartera de sanidad ell DR.. E.
Martinez.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
VERDEJA Sc ~ENTREVTSTO
CON SMITH

Habana, Feb. Com Ell DIR.
Smith conferenci6 aver 81 DR..
Santiago VeEdeja, presidente
del C%onjunto. Desea Verdeja
que Ell gobierno suspenda las a.
unciadas reformas al c6digo
electoral pero el SG, Smith Sc
opone, afirmandO qd N su prop6
sito es evitar dificultades y di-
laciones.
Verdcja protest6 de transgre
stones que SEE cometen en- la Jun
Ia Municipal de Marianao.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
UN GRAN MITIN DEL
FRENTE

Madrid, Feb, 4.-Parado
mingO estG SCI PkdS~@ gran
mit'n del Frente Popular y ha-
blar6n loansehores Julian Bes :
teirO, Lar 70 CabalIero, Matti-
nez BarriO, Manuel Azaha =
Angel Pestaha.
Fl mismO dia, tsmbisn en-
Madrid, hablar6 joss M. Gil
Robes en- un miGn de Ia de-
reeha.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
PAULINE DECLARE ANTE
Ell JUEZ ESPECIAL

Medr:d, Feb. 4.-Ante ell
especial que instruye cauS
ell escandalo de 'traperl
aver declaration Ell
limo Uz"udun, que acAoa
gresar de los Estados u
La toma del testimoA lr6
mas de una bora. Pauline era
amigo de Strauss, el inventor
del "traperlo'.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

Muy razonable nos parece ell
proyecto de ley del senador
Pope peohibiendo a la corte su-
prema declarar inconstitucio-
nal una ley 81 6 magistrates vo-
tan a favor y 3 en- contra.
En- cambio sc aceptara toda
declaraycria de Unconstitutional
lidad cqsando Z voten a favor Y
solo 2 en- contra.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

candidatura del presidente
Roosevelt.
Son 100000 ~ciudadanos wa
lientes y a ellos Sc agregaran
los c~entenares de miles de seres
humanos que de su trabajo de-
penden.
Abraham los miner9s una eau
sa justa.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

Habana, Feb. 4.-El Conjun
TO democratico terdra so re-
.presentantes en- la pr6xima ca
mara nacional, 20 por la provin
cha de Oriente, Is por las vi
Has, 16 per la Habana y 6 en-
cada una de las otras tres pro-
vincias.
Ademas Sc lie concedaran dos
senadOres pOr cada provincial.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

Recomendamos la mayor cor
dura a nuestros amigos los j6-
venes exilados revolucionarios,
con motive de una vista que
Tampa recibira.
Sabemos que a ellos les duele
ell coraz6n. que anhelan vengar
a sus hermanos vilmente asesi-
nadOs; pero les pedimos que
Sc muerdan los labios y espe-
ren...
La colonia latina de Tampa
siente las penas de los exilados,
porQue sabe que clos encarnan
los mobiles sentimientos de la
mayoria de los cubanoS.
iPor que con ellos maldeci-
mos a los esbirros y traidores,
les pedimos calma y cristiana
paciencia!
Leemos en- un diario espanOl:
"Se estrenaba Una comedia en-
I'm teatro de fino abolengo Y a.
pareci6 don Manuel Azana en-
I'm palco, acompanado de su IA
militia. En- ell intermedio del pri-
nero al segundO acto, los ciu-
dadanos que lIenaban la galerfa
p~rorrumpieron en- una ovaci6n
cerrada. Les secund6 buen n1-
nero de espectadores de las bu-
tacas; pero otros, de una NAME
ra POGO gallarda, empezaron a
mover los pies y a dar con los
bastones en- la alfombra. En-
mas, con la protesta,
entusiasmo de los otros, Y du-
rante diez minutes, Y con dis
del propio Sr. Azana, que
senas a los que sc decla-
raban sus amigos de que no
continuasen hostigando a quie-
mes no pueden Dir hablar de Re
pdblica nj de libertades sin que
la bills les ibrote en- forma de
surtidor, estuvo Ell teatro con-
vertido en- una especie de mitin
p1blico sin oradores. De todos
les lrgares de la sala Sc desta-
caban conOcidOs y admiradores
de AZana que acudian a SAUL
con demOstraciones efu-
Hasta que son6 ell timbre
aDunciador del segundo acto.
EntOnces 'Se apsciguaron los
animos y Sc restableci6 la nor
"Pero al punto de encender-
Sc Ia bateria asom6 por delante
del tel6n Ia cabeza de un tramO-
quien con tOdos sus pull
mones exclam6 dirigt6ndose a
rs localidades bajas; Viva
don Manuel Azahag'
Y naturalmente voIvieron les
y las protestas. Ell pue
bio aclama a uno de sds caudi-
Hos. Algunos sehoritos embos-
cados uneven los pies sin COM
prometerse. I'm trabajador, jul
Ell empleo, da una nota
superior valentia en- la con-
tienda. Asi es Espaha".
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
FIESTAS EN- HONOR DE UN
E

Madrid, Feb. 4.-Se celebran
fiestas en- Sevilla con motive del
primer centenario del poeta no
mantico GuStavo AdolfO BAG =
qrer. En- los actos organizados
parte distinguidas perso-
nalidades.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

SAcordara ell com;te de los IL
de la Sociedad de Naciones i'm
plantar la sanction petrolera en-
contra de Italia?
Ell Duce amenaza con la que
IRA, 81 Sc lie niegan a sus bar
COS, camicnes y aercplanos Ell
combustible que necesitan.
l(Habra de someterse la civil
zaci6n y Ia Sociedad de Nacio-
mes a la amenaza de un demen-
be?
5Qre TARA ell pueblo italiano
cuando Sc yea arrastrado a una
guerra 'totalitaria" por un die
tador, por un enemigO de la
justicia social?
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

en- Palmetto Bea p,NsufHeron le
stones leves los NeiST. F.
Hays Roy Rippa y sus NSpec
twas esposas. d. Pello, vecA Q
del hotel Oliver, queW pa uno
de los cOehes, fue ar est&do por
guar ON descuido.
@Heridas en- la cara sufrif >
Sra. Halle Coyle, del 215 az b
avenida de Plant, al ser derriba
da pOr un ~automovilista en- Ia
esquina de Hyde Park y la ave-
nios Central.
Curtis Morris fue detenido
en- lmettO Beach pOr tener su
camioneta estaciOnada en~cOn-
ira de 10 que dispOnen las Orde-
nanzas en- vigOr.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
GONZALEZ PERA


Madrid, Feb. 4.-Los socia-
listas preSentar6n pOr Asturias
la candidatura del exdiputadO
Gonzalez Peha, a quien Sc con
demo a muerte pOr Ia revolu-
ci6n de OctuBre, siendo indulta
do POGO antes de L. e~jecuci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
Tres academies 1aStQmovIist seis heridos

De tres academies d
listas recibi6 aver informes la
I2olicia, con un total de 6 lesio-
nados.
I'm autom6vil~s61ad p0r j.
p Taylor, vecino de "a cuadra
144 de Ia avenida East Pow
hatsR AsQpell6 a Henry Miley,
de 5S'ahos, en- Ia esquina de Blu
falO y Ia Gale Doce. Taylor de-
tuvo la marcia y Ham6 una am
bubancia. Green en- ell hospital
municipal que el hombre tiene
fracturadO el craneo. Taylor
qPed6 en- libertad provisional,
s4jeto anna investigation.
AL chocar dos aut0m6viles en-
Ia Gale % esquina q COrinne,
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
RBGRESO Ell MINISTRO DE
ESTADO

Madrid, Feb. 4.-Regres6
aver de un viaje a Londres.
donde representa- a la Repdbli-
ca, ell Sr. Urzais, ministro de
estado.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
MURIE20N SIETE PERSO-
MAS EN- UN INCENDIO

Los Angeles, Feb. Al in
cendiar5e aver un pabell6n en- el
campamento de construction
de Ia represa Parker, perecie :
ron Z hombres de un total de 80
que alli dormian.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
MACHADO Sc MARcHO DE
FRANCIA

Habana, Feb. 4.-Avisan des
de Paris que Ell Oral. Gerardo
MachadO ha salido de Fran
cha; pero Sc ignora ell rumbO
que lleva.
Machado va a publican un Ii
bro sObre la obra de gobierno
que realiz6 en- su patFia.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

81 la guerra Sc extiende a Eu
ropa, ha dicho el Duce, Italia
no estara sola.
5Quien la acompahara en- la
bora de la matanza; quien la
ayudsra a mantener el fascis-
mo sobre la democracia y la
raz6n?
SDara Hitler la mano a Be-
nito crando he yea a punto de
caer aplastado por las sancio-
mes?
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
E~STUDIANTES DETENIDOS

Barcelona, Feb. 4.-POr al
terar ell orden en- la Universe :
dad fucron aver detenidOs siete
estudiaates. FL Rector suspen-
do las classes para calmar los
dnimos.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

jQue Sc ha hecho del proyec-
to de ley que aumentaba a IL Ell
nlmero de magistrates del tri-
bunal supreme?
Ell aumento significaria la
entrada en- ell mas alto tribunal
de dos juristas hberales, de los
que piensan con arregio a la O.
rientaci6n m9derna de la vida.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

Abri6 sus puertas la Feria de
Florida. La Have de la entrada
principal lie fue entregada q
Mr.. Brorein Por eli alcalde
Chancey.
La semana pr6xima, ell lunes,
la Have grande Sc ~entregara a
Mr.. Jose Gasparilla, Ell pratt
no.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

Habana, Feb. II la
mahana de hoy Sc encontraban
mOliendo ITO ingenios, 6 mas
que en- la misma fecha Ell aho
lpasado.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

Pcrque su padre lie pogo con
una tah'a y y trio Ia r1pa a la
Gale, un hijo airado dispar6 y
lie mat6.
iMal padre y NAL hijo! FL
primero ira al cementerio y Ell
segurdo probablemente a la 81
la electrical
Cinco MD IL de desequili-
brio r'nsr n E terrible 'o-
los Mira eDidos aDOya-
nan am A.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

La Camara de Concrete de
Ybor pondra una carroza en- la
procession de G~asparilla.
Aplaudimcs su actitud.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

LOS DEL CONJUNTO TEN
DRAM SO R~EPRESENTAN-
TIES
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

Madrid, Feb. 4.-Falleci6
aver en- Avila ell fiscal munAci-
pal Antonio Fernandez, a
agredi6 un comunista.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

HaDanA, rep 2yOr
.detenidO en- Pars VI, pOr
pber lIegadO en- srOplsnO
sin 81 necesariO BSsapOrte, eI
pilOtR cubanO Mensndez Pc
lGezl De Ia mgsina de guerra,
az 8 dirie, q Espaha.
larf NJ enSndez a las au-
q s que en- la isIa de Tri-
1hSbia Olvidado 81 pAsa-
~ tratarG de lOgrar que Sc
lie permita realizar 81 vuslO ain
pasaPOrte, de nOdO - no hs
"a nuava demora.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

AtenciendO una petici0n de
los abogados de los diez indivi-
duos procesadQM por ell asesina-'
to Y secuestro @~Sboema-
ker, Ell juez Petty Way concedi6
un dSde diez diaSpa
ra que los cargos hechos'x el
fiscal c. j. HsUdee puedan ser
estudiados. Pat Whitaker recfA
zAupa sugerencia de HaSdee de
qdOSh principle Sc ha acor-
Ado va la fecha del 1icio
i. stnmanifest6 que la defen-
ga 'ara combate legal y
que antes del juicio expondrI
la corte muy importantes argu-
mentOs.
Hardee asegura que a ga
presentes, cuando Sc
te de sehalar la fecha del
el fiscal del estado, Rex
rior y 81 asistente.
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

MURIO UN FISCAL NUM-
CIPAL
La gaceta., 1936-02-04
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL
Petteway complace una petici6n de la defensa'

pre:enta 81 letrd p Walter Burn
sde
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

Dos MA BnidOs apOya-
en- los vsniderOs eOmiciOs Ia
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

Para ell dia 5 de n
j6 aver la vista de Ia q
ira Ira Holmes, acusado
gredir y herir con dist
revolver a Leo Day. HI
encuentka
nal do sKn
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

Sde
Lawrence Morgan, que d9o
no saba To- ue hacia &ando en-
tr6 violentamente en- 81 taller de
lavad9 White Star y Sc rob6 ro-
pas con IN valor de $3.50, fue
condena ,cinco amos de pre-
sidioInRk Clay, vendedor de
reyidas, deqarado culpable de
robar $3.50, ses meses de car
eel; r. d. Meadows, pOr guar
un autom6vil estando borracho,
80 dias; pOr marcharse sin pa
gar ell hOspedaje cumpliran COZ
dias cada uno, Alfred v. Dou-
glas y Wayne F. M. Gibson;
Henry Emiza, robo de herra
)nientas, dos amos y MILO
RaifN Samuel
La gaceta., 1936-02-04

AtendiendO una petici6n de pr,
IS abogados de los diez indivi- &c
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
Other Editors Say
Kansas CITY Star


Sixteen years ago this spring the people OF
the United States were looking forward TO
presidential campaign with quite much in
terest as they manifest today. President Will
son, whose personality had dominated all gov
ernmental affairs for seven years, had failed
in health. Nevertheless, general expectation pre-
vailed that the Republican party would regain
control
II is interesting t5 note that among the
names of favoraby mentioned candidates were
several who might figure in the coming con-
vention in Cleveland Several others still are
in public life, though they seem to have lost
their presidential aspirations.
In 1920 Herbert Hoover was seriously claim
ed by both parties and his nomination by the
Republican party at its convention in Chicago
and by the Democrats in convention in San
Francisco, was discussed as q possibility. The
explanation was that Mr.. Hoover had done
spectacular service during and after the war
with full recognition by Democratic admin
istration, and his candidacy for the Democratic
nomination was strenuously backed by the New
York World Nevertheless he was generally
claimed by Republicans as a member OF their
party.
Senator William E. BOrah had fully much
advance publicity Tor his possible candidacy In
1920 as he is receiving today, ana he was a fami-
liar and influential figure in the Chicago con-
vention. Senator Hiram johnson was a strong
candidate. Dr.. Nicholas Murray Butler was 5e-
riously considered as a candidate.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
Everyday Philosophy
REV. HERSCHEL FRAVEL
Pastor, Imperial Community Church
COIumnist for This Week
CONSISTENCY (?)

Consistency jewe'-but
We boast of liberty within
bounds then permit foreign inuders the liberty OF
under industrial nation, but
machinery has become
automobiles highways and
the practice conceivable means and then post traffic
prohibiting We boast
churches and then instructors make atheists and nide out OF
the Word OF God
with
links and then defend the modern evils that forbid any such
Monkey upo-dae argument
Monkeyancesyso prefer it, We have legalzed the
codes for their adjustment Liquor and gambling have recently been
declared brothers
together and must be separated because the gambler has the drop on
honorable business
gambler his fTewater elsewhere, then
K. bottled DEATH
then punish
When when will people awake Righteousness and sin
the bull rather than
the Liberty enforcement Speed
rather
Moral character needs the fear of God than speculative evolution
should banShed earth
cts greatest need felt in the brewers pockeboo The best known
total abstinence
the Also will
selves? Consistency thou ART jewell American jewel?
Well decide.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
IT MIGHT WORK
InS Appplps Times


What seems to be a practicable method of
making habtual traffic-law viOlators conspicu
GUS and SO compelling them to drive carefully
has been evolved by Municipal Judge earns and
will it is expected be offered in the next legis-
lature. The plan proposes the issuance to any
driver who has had SIX convictions Of serious
traffic offenses, Of a red drivers license and of
pair of red triangular plates which must be
attached to the license plates OF every car he
drives on penalty of a stiff jail sentence.
These double warnings to the driving public
and to traffic officers will. Judge earns believes
and It seems reasonable-make such drivers
dOUby careful to avoid getting into trouble and
impress upon them the need Of observing traf
fc regulations as nothing else could
Depriving a driver OF his license. entirely,
may deny him a livelihood, as Judge earns points
out Granting him a conspicuous probationary
license permits him to drive, but virtually re-
uuires HIM to drive so that the public safety
viii not be endangered. The plan is worth try
ing, particularly since milder methods do not
appear to be doing much TO reduce the death
toll
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02

NEW YORK, April 2.-These are
evenings for escapists to watch the
extraordinary sunsets from Inspira-
ton Point, that upsweep of River
side Drive near Medical Center.
The Jersey palisades, rising sheer
from the sparkling Hudson. are
never so lovely as now. A fading
Joseph's coat.
Famed painters are there to catch
it on canvas and photographers on
films. Sentimentalists fill several
blocks of parked cars. Washington
Irving devoted an essay to this mir
acle of a closing day and Andre
Maurois called it the most entranc-
ing vista in America next to the
Grand Canyon.
It's winters farewell, the season
of changing colors along the pali-
sades. One moment they catch the
sullen blood red OF the swollen sun
then as though in hideouS sup
puration the pasty yellow of arrish
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
HOLLYWOOD FILM SHOP

HOLLYWOOD, April 2U.D - II
the big business side of the film
industry could be forgotten it would
seem incredible that grown men
and women should indulge in the
antics of movie-makers.
To an eye unpreJudiced by box
office results, production of pic
ture resembles nothing so much as
a group of grown up but feeble
minded children playing ingenious
games of soldier" and house"
Consider the case of Madeleine
Carroll and George Brent solemnly
travelling nowhere with half a hun
dred extras on half of San Fran
cisco bay ferry boat deck built on
the floor of a sound stage.
That happens in Walter Wanger's
Case Against Mrs. Ames." First
a pier painted on a screen is drag
ged past cabin windows to give the
illusion Of motion, then actual mo-
ton pictures of the bay are flashed
on a transparent screen as the
boat supposedly heads out into the
channel.
Finally it docks, and two or three
dozen passengers disappear down a
stairway But when the director
calls cut" they bob up again like
rabbits out of a hat, or the story
of the IS Scotchmen climbing out
Of q taXi-cab come to life.
The stairway lead only to hole
in the floor about five feet deep
where the passengers have been
squatting out of camera range.
In a scene from THE Dancing
Pirate" at Pioneer, the camera
feasted its eve on a bucko mate
knocking Charles Collins about on
the poop-deck of a pirate ship,
while the captain peered through
his telescope at a painted canvas
backdrop Of blue sky and Califor-
MIA coast.
The camera was mounted on
rockers. and four sweating men
were tipping it back and forth so
that in the film the deck would ap-
pear to be rolling in the offshore
swell.
At times when water and waves
are required the ocean" itself may
be rocked. Shirley Temple and Guy
Kibbee sailed a small boat through
such a sea in Captain January, "
while heavy gang heaYed at long
levers to rock the tank.
Another gang spent many happy
hours pouring huge tanks of water
on Clark Gable and Jean Harlow
aboard a venerable dry-land ship
TO produce storm effects for China
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02

Seas" which was made on the M
GIN backlot.
Movie studios, where theater au-
diences applaud hystericaly before
empty stages, where trees, rivers and
castles are made to order, where
blizzards and transforms range only
in designated spots, and where per-
sonable young men and women
make unaccountably amorous state
ments to blank walls and unhitched
telephones, is a perfect refuge for
eccentrics. A chap could be mildly
deranged here for years before any
one noticed it.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
TWENTY YEARS AGO
AnriI . 1915

Major General j. Franklin Bell,
commanding the department of the
Pacific, arrived in Ell Centro this
morning on tour of inspection of
conditions along the southern bord-
er of this department.
The campaign for the selection Of
city trustees here is being conduct
ed in a gentlemanly manner, with
each of the candidates recognizing
the good qualities of his opponent.
The following men are running for
city trustee; A. N. Bucklin, William
Allen, j. Dunman, w. Egerer, w.
Erkelens, r. Voyce and G. Watkins.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
e On So!
Gz9 saYs
ISM FRANK WALAIVABE
LV5 by ED HOLDEN
COMFORT
btI> ED HOlDE N


In Illinois they have put cush-
ions on the electric chair in a
Cocks County prison. Are that
not sweetIy for consideration l
asking you? / thinking that
are execution Del IKE. How
can a murderer objecting now?
/ believing there are some fell
lows which are willing to COM
mitting a murder just to trying
that delightfully."- chair. Do that
what we needing dear fellow
citizens? Are that not putting
cushions on crime at the wrong
end? If they asking my opinion
shall suggesting that all muir
derers shall be forced to support
the complete family of the mur-
dered person for rest of their
life. And no time out for good
behavior.
Thank you please.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
TEN YEARS AGO
Apr;I . IQOe

Ford owners in Ell Centro are
looking forward to the road show
parade next Wednesday as prizes
for various classes of cars have
been offered by Ell Centro auto &C
cessory dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Keller have
returned from spending the week.
end in San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-02
LOOKING BACKWARD
What The Press Files Tell of Imperial Valley
for This Date in Past Years

we'll itself. The arrival of the pack
er was delayed one day but Head
Driller Steel believes that he will
have the full crew working today.
The Nevins-Kernell orchestra has
added Charles Ray to their organ
ization. Ray is a master of the
violin and trombone. The orchestra,
will, starting tonight give dances in
the Seeley hotel every Wednesday
and Saturday nights.