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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
Indy FACES
WAR WITH
REPORTERS
Continued from Page u
ecoming increasingly hostile.

First, he issued this statement:
I'VE have come here for peace
quiet and a restful time. we
are perfectly fit and well and the
three of us enjoyed good voyage.
We are greatly pleasd with the
courtesy extended to us by the Brit
ish people"
That failed to satisfy British
newspapermen, and Robert Gregory
of the London banking firm OF
Morgan, Grenfell and Co., consented
to be intermediary in an indirect
interview. After comforting with
Lindbergh, Gregory said the flier
told him he had brought his family
to England because of the preva-
lence of kidnapings and crime in the
United States.
Col. Lindbergh said he intends
to stay in England six months"
Gregory said. HE is not here on
business. When asked him Wheth-
er he came here on account of kid
napings and crime in the United
States, he answered.: When you
think it all out, that almost follows.
Il know nothing about a reported
plan of Col. Lindbergh to live in
France"
1t was learned that Col. Lind
bergh told immigration officers he
expected to stay abroad six months
but was uncertain whether he would
spend all that time in England.
That strengthened belief that
Lindbergh's chief reason for leaving
America was to be out of the
country at the time of Bruno Rich
ard Hauptmann's execution Greg
DRY said Lindbergh declined to COM
ment on Hauptmann's impending
execution.
He also informed the immigration
officials that he was not planning tc
establish a Atlantic air line
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02

ICON lllueQ from rage -
lv we'll scattered over the whole
area.
The roll of death follows:
January
Earl Price, January 9, near Ala
mo store.
John Prince Jones, January IA.
Two miles north of Imperial. Car
turned over
Luther jefferson Morris, Janu-
airy %. One half mile north of
101 ralich.
Enrique Malta, January 30. Three
miles north of Imperial on Los An
geles highway.
February
Franklin D. Stevens, February 3.
Run over en- Commercial street in
Ell Centre.
Christen Brugger, February 2.
Birch and Imperial avenues in Cal
eXico.
william Michael Sullivan, Feb
ruary II. One half mile west of
Seal Heights on highway No. 80.
March
Angel Torres, March 4. Between
Ell Centre and Imperial on high
way 49,
Isadore Elliott Leiber, March IA.
Between Tenth a nd Eleventh
streets in Brawley.
S. j. Hales, March 10. Truck
haven.
TRUE Fern Hales, March 49,.
Truckhaven.
Lewis John Hoard, March 25.
Three miles south Of Brawley on
highway No. 49,
Edna Neagle, March %. TW o
miles west of Springer Service sta
tiCn.
Linal Wimbish, April l. One
half mile west of the Vail ranch
store.
C. j. Greene, April 3. Twenty
seven miles west of Westmorland.
Bert Yount, April IL. All Amer
lean canal at Pilot Knob.
Matthew Zandbergen, April 70.
Seventeen miles west of Brawley
on highway No. SO.
May
Eladio Singh, May 5. Broadway
in Ell Centre.
Leon Flores, May 27. Near West
morland.
Cora Rolander, June l. Run down
on Main street and DogWood IN Ell
Centre.
John Belmontes, June II. Six
and one half miles south west OF
Westmorland. Fell under truck.
Mabel Williams, June IA. Three
and one half miles west of BraW-
ley.
Byron B. Truscott, June 16. Gray
Wells.
July
Sado Singh, July 5. Three and
one half miles north east Of Cali
patria.
Jesus Guerrero, July 8. Three
and one half miles east of Ell Gen.
tro on highway No. 80.
Melvina Menges, July "a. Three
miles east OF Holtville.
August
Mercedes Flores, August 4. Lo-
connective struck automobile.
September
Ralph Navarro, September 9.
Twenty-four miles west of BraW-
ley.
October
Richard Roe, October 9. Hitch
hiker run down 35 miles west OF
Brawley on highway No. 80.
November
Preston A. Murray, November II.
West of Holtville.
Raymond Duro, November ~.
Struck by unidentified vehicle on
East Main street in Ell Centre.
Harry H. Faulkner, November "a.
Drove into bridge 26 miles west OF
Ell Centre.
Pedro Olivas, November %. One
mile east of Westmorland.
G.. Preston Grover, November 81.
Cyclist struck by unidentified au-
tomobile on Eighth street south of
Ell Centre.
Santiago M. Callade, December
8. Automobile overtuIb bed on Cali
patria highway. 4
Shackleford Clawsok. December
g. Pedestrian struck kby automo-
bile in Westmorland.
F. M. Villa. December 9. One
mile west of Gravs Valls
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
(rIkGfS
|. A. and
New York
Stocks
Los Angeles Stocks

Los ANGELES, Jan. 2. UP) -
Trading opened the new year with
a squirt today on the Los Angeles
Stock Exchange Seven issues rose
to new highs. Volume totaled more
than 10000 shares this morning.
Broadway Department Store gain
ed % to a new high for the year
at 99A on l6. Lockheed made a new
high at 81 up 4 on 800, and other
aviation issues gained. Kinner rose
.05 to .721s on 1900, and Menasco
was up Is to 23s on 500. Gladding
Mclean gained rs to 12% on 400.
Oils were strong, with Union ris-
ing Il to "a on 1900 Consolidated
up Is to 12h on 200, and Bolsa Chica
"a" was up 4 to Ga for new highs.
Transamerica sold 5000 shares.
Pacific Finance gained x on a 700
share turnover at 10.
Edison common gained u to 25A
on 400, and the 5 13s rose Il to 81 on
200
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
ENGINEERS TO
MEET FRIDAY
CONTINUED from PAge D

Continued from PAge ID
through the city. Calexico lead
ers have opposed the proposed
routing north of the city because
of the comparative isolation it
would bring to- Calexico, and be-
cause considerable valuable land
would be lost to agricultural pur-
poses. through the necessity for
rights of way.
Dangers Cited
Federal men turned down the
proposed routes through the city
on a previous occasion because OF
a geological report citing earth
quake dangers to a closed canal
through the city, but it was re-
ported by reliable authority thai
the earthquake issue is no longer
a matter of contention.
No decision will be announced by
the engineers Friday, it is believed
but officials expected that the mat
ter will be decided shortly after
the engineers complete their study
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02

crashed during fog in the rough
mountain area between Bakersfield
and Cajon Pass.
BY motorcycle and by truck, The
Gee workers were sent into the
rugged district over roods they
have Just completed The army
ordered out 1900 youths from the
March Field area and 1000 from
camps near Fresno. Fifteen army
officers directed the search.
Overhead circled 80 fast pursuit
planes from March Field. They
have flown back and forth over
Helms route for two days without
finding trace of his ship. Ham
ilton Field bombers have Withdrawn
from the search.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02

to work. and the hoofing he learn
ed from Sam was all he knew.
He got a job doing 1t in a strange
show, in which Ginger Rogers also
worked. and that's the story of
that.
In a way Hermes has to be bet
ter dancer than either Rogers or
Astaire, because while they learn
one part of routine apiece, he has
to learn both of them.
Pan and Astaire work out the
dances with a piano, then rehearse
EN- while they are letter perfect
with Hermes dancing the Ginger
Rogers part, and he is cute at it.
When Ginger comes to learn the
routine he switches over and does
the Astaire steps.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
DEATH FAILS
STRIKE in
VALLEY AREA

Continued on Page 3, Col. -
been involved in the recent shoot
ing and robbery of Japanese ranch
foreman in the Seeley area.
Two Auto Fires
Two automobile fires, which oc-
CURED in the Southern residential
section of the city, kept Ell Centre
firemen on the alert. Early Tuesday
night a defective brake resulted in
slight damage being inflicted on an
automobile driven by j. w. Mintz,
who resides at 1853 Park street. Roy
Wenstron, 427 Olive street, was
more unfortunate when his auto
mobile crashed into'a telephone pole
in the 500 block Brighton avenue
alley at 3:15 o'clock Wednesday
morning. Following the impact
the car burst into flames and was
totally destroyed. Wenstron was
not injured.
Wenstrom not only lost his auto
mobile by fire, but was arrested for
disturbing the peace upon COM
plant of his wife, Virginia, who al
legged he entered a house they
rented and broke up furnishings, ac-
cording to police records. She said
he was drunk.
After Wenstrom's arrest, his wife
withdrew her complaint, but be-
fore he could be released, the owner
of the property where the Wens-
troms lived several weeks, appeared
and sWore out complaint charging
Wenstrom with destruction of per-
sonal property valued at $40, records
show.
Bail was set at $40 in police court
Thursday morning and Wenstrom
was cited to appear January 3.
Hector Poirer. CT year old
transient, was taken to tn e
county hospital Wednesday morning
after he had been found in the 400
block on Main street, virtually I'M
conscious, by Motor Patrolman, F.
" Ackley. Attendants at the county
institution, reported that he had
several severe abraSionS on the back
of his head, evidently sustained as
the result of a bad fall. Police de-
clare that Poirier had been drinking
Auto Crash
Don Withrow, 10, 236 North 7th
Street, Ell Centre, and C. w. Flick
43, RID. No. l, Box 34-A, Ell Centre
were principals in an automobile
crash which occurred at the MAR
street-Dogwood road intersection
shortly before midnight Tuesday
Both cars were badly damaged but
no one was injured, according to 6
report filed by the men at the E
Centre police station.
A. Asuncion, 24-year- old Filipino
488 Broadway was arrested on sus.
picion of hit and run driving, fol
lowing the filing of a complain
against him by John c. Ryan, wht
alleged that the islander had rur
into and damaged his car while tn,
vehicle was parked in the vicinit,
of 800 Commercial street. The sus
poets apprehension resulted from
teletype information received which
revealed the ownership of an auto
mobile bearing California licens
plates 8-G3793.
Sam McAdams, arrested by E
Centre police, was booked at tn
sheriff's office early Wednesda
night for investigation, suspicion o
assault with a deadly weapon. Dep
uty sheriffs assert that the suspec
was involved in an assault on
Calexico citizen which recently too
place in the border city.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
CELEBRATIONS
TAKE HEAVY
DEATH TOLL

Celebration of the New Year
took scores of lives in automobile
accidents through the nation.
The heavy death toll came at a
time when statistics in Washing
ton indicated the United States
had begun to win it's fight to de-
crease street and highway fatal
tiles.
The commerce department re-
ported that for the four weeks
ending Dec. 81 there were 1893
deaths in sc large cities. For the
same period a year ago there were
800 persons killed.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
L. A. Livestock

Los ANGELES, Jan. ?. UP) =
Livestock.
Hogs 100, steady; grain feds 1925;
quotable top 1880; locals 9.501O.
Cattle 1900; steady to Is cents
7.25-S.25; common Steers 6.5O-6. IS;
few heifers 6.25-7; good fed cows
6.25; others 4.75-5.S5; good cutter
grades 3.25-4.50; bulls 5-6.25; calves
200; fully steady; bulk calves 1850
8.25.
sheep 250; all direct; wooded
lambs quoted to 1850.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
STRIKE LAID
TO AGITATORS

HILO, T. H., Jan. 2. U.P)-Steam-
ship operators blamed professional
agitators" from the mainland to-
day for labor dispute which tied
up two Matson line freighters at
Hilo docks and remained HALE
mated despite efforts toward arbi-
tratinn
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
OLD MEDICAL BOOK FOUND

SHELLEY, Ia, W.P) - An early
treatment for insanity, as revealed
here in book printed in 1893 by
DR.. Henry Wilkins, an early AM
erican surgeon, follows: Let the
patient eat nothing but apples.
Keep his head shaved closely and
wash it with vinegar.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
(0UNTYBRIEFs

Find Hats: In investigating re-
ported theft of three blankets from
house at the rear of AGO Com
mercial street Wednesday, Ell Gem
tro police found 10 women's hats
hidden in closet. Each hat was
different color and style, which led
officers to believe they were sales
mans samples.
Meet me at Sherwoods.
(O26P-A36A)
Arrested for Vagrancy: Viola Law
son, 39-year-old Negroes, pleaded
guilty to vagrancy charges in FL
Centre police court Thursday morn
ing. She was given a 60-day sus-
pended Jail sentence upon condition
she leave town.
Meet me at Sherw0od's.
(O2fP-A25A
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02

Celebrations: L. c. Brown cele-
brated New Years day by hilari-
ously backing his automobile along
Main street with one passenger, r..
J. German, alleged to be too drunk
to enjoy the ride. according to FL
Centre police records.
The driver pleaded guilty to driv-
ing an automobile while intoxicat-
ed and was sentenced to 37Ia days
in jail. German forfeited bail put
up for appearance in court Thurs
day to answer to a drunk charge.
%
Hotel California Coffee Shop, char
coal broiled steaks, mixed drinks.
(N2P-MA2A)
Hot Popcorn, Peandts-Riedy's
(D10PTF)
Boy! Good Hamburgers-Riedy's
Df0P I'd
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
Army Pilot Feared
Victim Of Crash

MARCH FIELD, RIVERSIDE, Cal, Jan. 2. (UP)--
Thirty crcng airplanes Joined by $500 CCC youths
on the ground today in search of It. John Helm missing
army pilot Helm missing since Monday on flight here
from Hamilton Field, San Francisco is feared to have
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
L. A. Poultry

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81. CUP)-
Hens, leghorns, "a to 5A lbs. lie
Hens. leghorns, over PA and up
Hens, leghorns, over lbs. $50. 1Se
Hens, colored, So to lbs. 23c
Hens, colored, lbs. and up -. 24c
Broilers, over l and up to ~ lbs. &c
Broilers, over 11a and up to pa
Ids ............. &c
Fryers. 'eghorns. over "a and
up to lbs. ................1 Sc
Fryers, barred rocks, over 2A
and up to 31R lbs. ........... 23c
Fryers, other tuar barred rocks,
over pa to 81 lbs. ........ 23c
Roasters, soft bone barred rocks,
over 3R lbs. and up ........ 23c
Roasters, soft bone. other than
barred rocks, over 3la lbs. -. 23c
Stays .................. 12c
Old ROSTERS ................. lie
Ducklings, 31a lbs. and up 80. 19c
Ducklings, under Az lbs. -. 19c
Old ducks Observation-Disclosures. lie
Geese ................... Ice
Young tom turkeys, IA lbs. and
up to is lbs. .............. CSC
Young tom turkeys, over IS lbs. 21c
Hen turkeys. 8 lbs. and up 49,. 26c
Old tom turkeys ...............16 lee
Old hen turkeys .,............2 gle
Capons, under lbs. ......... 26c
Rabbits, No. 1 white, 31a to Az
lbs. ..:............: .......... 12c
Rabbits. No. 1 mixed colors, 31b
to Az lbs. .................. loo
NO. L old .................. O5c
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
N M{aa:|!tEl@LE
LOCAL TEMPERATURES

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Con-
siderable cloudiness tonight and
Friday; little change in tempera-
ture; gentle variable wind.
Southern California: Generally
CLOUDY tonight and Friday; some
what unsettled n north portion to-
night; little change in temperature;
gentle variable wind off coast.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02

The cable to support the Golden Gate bridge across
the entrance 10 San Francisco bay stretch all the
way the famous waterway, the job of spinning
900 niles of wire goes steadily There will be
nearly 28000eparate wires in each of the two cables
This view fr the San Francisco tower looks across to
Marin county
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
L. A. Butter & Eggs
Los Angeles Hay

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2. CUP) =
Hay market quiet, steady. Receipts
equivalent IS carloads. Alfalfa com
No. ? leafy 1850; U. S. No. 2, 1900.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02

Continued on Page 3, Col. -
been involved in the recent shoot
ing and robbery of a japanese ranch
foreman in the SeeleV area.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02

Meet me at SherwoOd's.
(O2eP-A25A)
La gaceta., 1936-06-26
N

Aver por la manana falleci6
en- un hospital local ell Sr. Je-
s1s Fernandez, ST., de 66 amos
de edad. Deja a su esposa, Sra.
Antonio Fernandez; dos hijas,
Sras. Isabel Garcia y SOledad
Rodriguez; un hijo, JESUS Fer
nandez, Jr., y dos hermanOs,
Manuel y Maximino Fernan-
6ez.
Falleci6 aver en- su domici-
lilo, casa nGmero 1882 de la ca
lie Nassau, en- West Tampa, la
Sra Juana Correa, de Is amos.
LIE sObreviven dos hijas, Sras.
Florinda NOguez y Josefina
Bsteman.
La gaceta., 1936-06-26
KAI SHERK HA OR
LA AVIACION
PARA ENVIARLA CONTRA
Ell EJERCITO CANTONES
Estan combatiendo las column
mas del Sur y las del gObierno
Central

Shanghai, JUNO 26.-Coinci
diendo con la llegada de noti-
cias sobre combates sostenidos
al sur de Human, siendo los con
tendencies fuerzas del ejercito
cantones Y del gobierno de
Marking, Sc anuncia que ell &C.
neral Chang Kai Shek, dicta-
dor del gobierno central, ha
dispuesto la salida de la avia-
ci6n en- busca de los agresOres.
La guerra civil sc cree inevita-
BILE.
A los marinos de la legaci6n
de los Estados Unidos Sc les ha
prohibido evitar contacto con
los japoneses, siempre que sea
possible Ell lograrlo. Identicas
6rdenes Sc han dado al regi-
miento de infanterfa de mari
ma estacionado en- Tientsin.
81 la guerra civil Sc extien-
de, el Jap6n mantendra un cur
50 neutral, con la esperanto de
aplastar al superviviente.
La gaceta., 1936-06-26
A UN ACUER-
DO LOS PARTIDOS DEL
FKENIE U

Madrid, JUNO 26.-Con
ell gobierno Sc reunieron a.
yer los Representatives. de los
partidos que integran ell
Frente Popular, lleg&ndose
a un .acuerdo satisfactOrio
sObre las prOpOsiciOnes del
ministerio de justicia.
Los sOcialistas y la Esque-
IRA catalina convinieron en-
no presentar votos particula
res.
Intervinieron en- las negO-
ciaciones los Sres. Casares
Quiroga y Blasco Garz6n.
La gaceta., 1936-06-26
PLEITOS Y DIVORCES

Walter L. Rojas contra Pau
lima V. Rojas; Rafael Lopez con
ira Maria Lopez; Felix A. Tray
Tor contra Grave Traylor; Ma
ria Perez Velasco contra john
ny Velasco; Frank Williams
contra Berta Williams; Cecilio
Jimenez contra Antonio Jime-
nez; w. o. Vinson contra Ber-
nice Crocuh; Coral Val contra
JAG kVal; Angelina Gonzalez
contra Bernabe Gonzalez; ]. H.
Poston contra Carrie Poston;
Lucido ConsOlmagno contra
Giuseppina C~onsolmagno.
La gaceta., 1936-06-26
Sentida nanifestaci6n

Sentida manif eStaclon
de duelo
En- la tarde de aver tuvo .efec
to ell sepelio del apreciable ST..
Manuel Sanchez (Pinan). Ell
cor.ejo f1nebre parti6 de su no.
gar, en- la avenida Is n1mero
1906, SO uido por srs muchas
amistades.
Era ell amigo sincere, que en-
vida supo crear muchos afectos.
Esposo Y padre ejemplar.
Por la d~irectiva del Centre
Asturiano, sociedad a la que per
tenecia, Sc lie rindi6 guardia dc
honor.
Numerosas ofrendas florales
cubrian ell feretro. He aqui una
lista: Tu esposa Sus hijas y ME
ia; los dependencies del taller
''El Paraiso"; Luis, Min, Mo
londr6n y Joaquin ;Consuelo y
Sabine; Mr.. y Mrs. Porfirio
Gonzalez; Mr.. y Mrs. Manuel
Osiel; Su ahijada y familia; De
sus sobrinos Armando, Jose,
Bernabe, Casimira y Gloria; De
legaci6n del Cen.ro Asturiano
en- Tampa a su vocal Manuel
Sanchez; De tn suegra; G. Rel
ma y familia, Pepe Y Estelita ;
TIL hermano Epifanio y sonora I;
A Pinan, Josefina y Pedro Fer
nandez, Jose Perez y familia,
Tu hermano Pope, Hermano
Cesareo e hijos, Tu hermana E.
rundina y esposo, Recuerdo de
tn amigo A. l.. Greco, Manolo,
Pillar y Pilarcita, Secci6n de
Damas del Centre Asturiano,
Mr.. y Mrs. Manuel Garcia; R.
Espina, su sobrina Blanca y Je-
sds Rodriguez, Jr.; Vicente Rui
lOba, Armando y Felo, John Pa
checo, De su amigo Jose Fer
nandez, Arsenic Gonzalez Y Sc
nora, J. Zambito y familia, Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Centre Astu-
riano, DIR. Parsons M. Garcia
y sonora, Tu hermana Esperan-
"a Y esposo.
En- ell Cementerio del Centre
Asturiano despidi6 ell duelo con
sencillas y sentidas frases, en-
La gaceta., 1936-06-26
Atacaron en- Alabama la oficna
de los organizadores obreros
La Goodyear Tire and Rubber parece
haber inspirado ell ataque

licia no quiso evitar, Sc di6 avi
so a los jefes de la Union para
que Sc marchasen. Roberts in
voc6 sus derchos constructions
les y pidi6 protection. Dos de
los organizadores lograron
huir saltando por una ventana.
Roberts sostiene que los off
ciales de la Goodyear Sc halla-
ban enterados de 10 que iba a
hacerse y d%ejaron que los obre
ros saliesen dos horas antes, pa
ra que participasen en- la agre
sion algunos de ellos. A. c. Mi
chaels, superintendent de la
planta, MEGA participation en-
Ell ataque, y dice que el habis
recomendado a sus obreros nc
Sc mezclasen en- NADIA.
La gaceta., 1936-06-26
NOTAS SOCIAT,ES

nombre de los familiares, ell Sr.
Arcadia Jimenez.
Cargaron ell sarc6fago los Sc
nores Jose Vega, Saturnino A.
lonso, jose Zambito, Anselmo
Garcia, Jose Sanchez y Cesareo
Sanchez.
Rcgamos por ell descanso de
$ ualma, y pedimos qeu ell con-
suelo lIegre al desclado hogar
que hoy llora la irreparable per-
dida. .
La gaceta., 1936-06-26

Gadsden, Alabama, JUNO rs.
LIN grUpo de 400 individuos
penetr6 violenamente en- la Off
Gina de los Cbreros Unidos de
la Coma y maltrato salvaje-
mente a seis personals que ALI
Sc encontraban, directories de
un movimiento para organizar
a los obreros de la fabrica To-
cal Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Co. En- Ell grupo de los ataca-
dos figuraban, como inspirado
res, varios empleados de esa
corporation.
Entire los maltratados apare
cen George Robert, de Akron,
Ohio, y Elgie Gray, p%residente
del capftulo local.
Antes del ataque, que la po-
La gaceta., 1936-06-26
PROBABLE HUELGA DE
EN- MIAMI

Miami, JUNO 26.-Ha surgi-
do aqui la amenaza de huelga
por parte de los obreros de los
muelles. 81 ell conflicto Sc plan
tea afectara a otros puestos del
sur.
Piden los trabajadores au-
mento de formal y menos horas
de labor.
La huelga ha sido aprobada,
segdn ell organization Frank
Henderson, por la Union de
York, la principal.
Esperase que ell movimiento
afecte, 81 Sc extiende, a Tampa,
Jacksonville, Savannah, Will
Y Charleston.
La gaceta., 1936-06-26
MURIO EN- CAYO HUESO
Ell JUEZ HARRIS

Key West, JUNO ga con
secuencia de una enfermedad
de varias semanas falleci6 a
yer en- su domicilio, ell juez vi
ming Harris, de II amos, que
presidfa la corte de 10 criminal
del condado de Monroe. Era
yeterano de la guerra mundial
y native de Columbus, estado
de Mississippi.
La gaceta., 1936-06-26
Ell bale annual

80 @~C ~
Me informa ell atento joven
Pablo CYCLIC, reporter del club
Entaireia, que esta entidad ce-
lebrara ell dfa 25 de Julio su
bale annual.
Sera en- ell coliseo de la Isla
Davis, con la orquesta de Don
Francisco.
Durara desde las 10 de la
noche hasta las 3 de la madru-
gada, a los precios de 40 cts.
los caballeros y 25 las damas.
Para las mesas reservadas,
que Sc venden al precio de un
peso, llamen por ell telefono MI
nero Y1788.
La gaceta., 1936-06-26
De interGs

De interSs
Ell Comite que tiene a su car
&c la venta de tickets para la
fiesta de pasado mahana, en-
ell Circulo Cubano, haee saber
que hoy es ell 1ltimo dfa para
la liquidation de dichos ticket.
De las entradas que no Sc
haya dado cuenta hasta a las
10 de la noche, Sc considera-
ran vendidas.
La gaceta., 1936-06-26

Dos dias
Faltan para la gran fiesta
que la sociedad Circulo Cubano
celebrara pasado mahana, do
mingo, en- TODD su edificio.
FL entusiasmo cada vez es
mayor.
Los Bohemios y Don Fran
cisco, tocaran sus mejores pie
zas cubanas, espanolas y ameri-
canas.
La gaceta., 1936-06-26
MARENCO FUE PERD
DO Y ENTREGADO AL
DIR. DUKE

Tallahassee, JUNO 26.-Luis
Marenco, de % amos, sentencia
do a cSatrO amos por tentative
de robo, fue indultado condicio-
nalmente ell dia 1s de mayo y
entregadOP a la custOdia del
Or. C. w. Duke, de Tampa.
Actuaron en- este case, ell go
bernador Sholtz, ell secretariO
de estado Gray, ell abOgado ge
neral Lands y ell Intervention
Lee.