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La gaceta., 1936-02-12

Interrog6 hoy ell gran jura-
do al presidente de la junta de
educaci5n sobre ~"promesas''
que hizO al Sr. Oscar Cuesta, 81
no estamos NAL ~informados.
81 dijo toda la verdad, habra
dicho casas como estas: Que Os-
car eligi6 en- los pasados conf
clos a los Sres. Cotarelo, Hale y
Miles.
Que frente a la escuela d.
Phillip Shore, la noche de la viz
toria, Oscar recibi6 muchas fe.
licitaciones.
Que al abogado Jordan lie bir.
laron ell pueSto, con los 'forroS
Y reconlra-forros''.
Que los nuevos secretaries {
inspectores cumpliran con 81
deber como cumplieron los o.
tros...
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
LA MANO DE UNA
HIJA DEL P~RESIDENTE
ALCALA ZAMORA.

Madrid, Feb. 12.-Visito
aver al presidente Alcala Ia
mora ell coronel de la guardia
civil don Pho Navarro y pidi6
para su hijo, del mismo nom
bre, la mano de una hija del
jefe del estado.
La petici6n fue concedida y
pronto Sc senalara la fecha de
la boda.
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
LEGO A AFRICA Ell TE-
NIENTE MENENDEZ Pc
LAEZ 49,,

Habana, Feb. 12.-En las es
feras oficiales Sc do la nOticia
de haber realizado con felici-
dad ell vueIo Brasil-Africa, 81 :
guiendo ell canine de Espanar
ell teniente aviador Menendez
Pel6ez, de la marina Guiana.
Menendez se prOpone seSuir
hoy vuelo hasta Sevilla, 81 las
condolences atmosfericas son
favorables.
El aterrizaje en- Africa 10 hi
20 en- eI IusaF cOnOcidO pOF Ba-
TUX.
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
Ell AVIADoR CUBANo Sc
CUIRA SU VUELO

Madrid, Feb. 12.-En Ell ae'
rodromo de CuatrO VientOs sc
recibi6 aver la nOticia de ha-
Der llegadO 9 Batuk, en- Africa
Ell teniente cubano McnSndez
PelGez, que devuelve Ia vista
hecha a Cuba pOr los capitanes
Barberkn y Collar.
Hoy microbes, 81 las cOndi-
clones SON favOrables, seguir6
Ell vuelO.
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
CALVo SoTELo DICE QUE
ORTELA PRoTEGE A AL
GALA ZAMORA

Madrid, Feb. 12.-En un dis
curse prOnunciado aver, ell ST..
calvO SOtelO, lider mOnGrqui-
co, asegur6 que Ell pactO cleo.
toral entire 81 Centre y Gil Ro-
bles Is ObFa del primer minis
trO POrtela Valladares para
que 81 ST.. Alcalk ZamOra no
sea expulsadO de la presiden-
cia de Ia Repdblies. Cree SOte-
10 que en- las slecciones del do
mingO triunfar6n 81 ceptrO y Ia
derecha, los dos pasPOS que do
minarGn eI venidei lParIAmen
20.
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
MENENDEZ E Al LAS
CUATRO DE LA R

Habana Feb. 12.-Una noti-
.cia dada por ell teniente Usato-
rres, EN- ell aerodromo de RAN
cho Boyeros, reveal que Ell te-
niente Menendez Pelaez lego a
Batuk, en- Africa, Ell lunes a las
cuatrO de la tarde.
Ell photo continuara hoy su
viaje, de acuerdo con ell itinera-
rio trazado
La gaceta., 1936-02-12

Les tenientes seran aseen-
didos a capitanes Y en- Ell future
no habra tenientes, sino poll
cias, sargentOs, c~apitanes y je-
fe.
luna reforma genial, impon-
derablel
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
LEGO UN AVIADOR

Madrid, Feb. 12.-Avisan
de Melilla que a las cinco de la
.tarde lego ell photo que reali-
"a un vuelo hasta la Guinea
espahola.
Hoy cruzara ell desierto de
Sahara y piensa llegar a su OBJ
jetivo.
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
DIMITIo FL G~OBERNADoR
ORA

Madrid, Feb. 12.-Por incon-
formidad con algunas normas
del ~gobierno, dimiti6 aver ell
puesto de gobernador civil de
la provincial de Madrid, Don
Javier Morata. La renuncia lie
fue aceptada por Ell jefe del go
Ibierno.
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
UNA CoMISION DE HAGEN
DADOS VISITO AL PRESI-
DENTE

Habana Feb. 12.-Presidida
.por ell Sr. Jose Manuel Casano-
va, una comisi6n de hacendadOs
visit6 aver al DR.. Barnet, pre-
sidente de Ia Rep1blica.
Deseamos colaborar con ell
gobiernc. dijo Casanova, y he
mos venido a recoger las dlti-
mas noticias sobre los profile
mas azucareros.
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
JEFFERSON CAFFERY
VISITO A BARNET

Habana, Feb. IL. H aver
una vista al presidente Barnet,
ell Sr. jefferson Caffery, emba-
jadOr ID los Estados lRidos,
que haCsl algunos mese
por pal cio.
Intexkogado pOr los period
tas ee difereHtes a%suntos,
di6 Ostaci6n: I'm dia
MAJ in dia magnific0
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS


ventud, sin olvidar tampoco ms
tituciones de provision y segu-
70 que prometidas por Ia Cons
tituci6n deben disponerse a en-
sayo sobre bases de tipo social.
La gaceta., 1936-02-12

Whitaker di6 aver algunos
consoles al comite investigator
de los fraudes electorales.
Deben comprarse las maqui-
mas de votar, para Ybor City y
West Tampa, de modo que los
"rellenadores" no puedan lucir-
sc.
~ va que hablamos de ma
quinas... lie aconsejamos a Ben
Davis, cue es TODD desinteres y
buena fe no "se dele correr la
maquina" por personas intere-
sadas e ncrear otra maquina-
ria political.
La gaceta., 1936-02-12

Los s~ocialisetas espaholes ha-
bian pedido la naturalization
de la banca, perO los partidOs
de izquierda de ooncedierOn 10
que arriba aparece.
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
LA xIRGU ~DEBUTARAE Al
vIERNEs w.

Habana. Feb. 12.-POr ha-
berse rettasadO el bsrcO que Ia
trae a esta capital, hAsta Al
viernes no hari Su primera
presentation Ia compahfa De
Ia eslebre actriz dramktiea es-
pakola MargariN
primsra fun96
Beha'
La gaceta., 1936-02-12

Nos place congratular a los
j6venes exilados cubanos por la
sensatez que caracteriza todos
sus actos.
Ellos saben que no LELAND dfa
las aguas volveran a su nivel y
los ideales de la revolution Sc
ran cumplidos.
La gaceta., 1936-02-12

iCual es la intenci6n de los
que han resuelto dejar sin en-
pleo al jefe de detectives Bush?
iMucgo nos gustaria publi-
car de boca del Sr. Bush, 10 que
81 sabe de personas que no lie
quieren bienl
La gaceta., 1936-02-12

IA los pies de la nueva Rel
ma, la encantadora sehorita
Marta Carlton, hija del exgo-
bernador y notable abdzado
Doyle E Carlton.
"a los pies del Rey que Sc
pOngan los c~ortesanos y los pi-
ratas!
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
MANIFESTATION DE Fan
CISTAS

Madrid, Feb. 12.-Un gruS
pc de fascistasssalN aver a la
Gale, en- mantle sAcl6h, y fue
disuelto por la p6licia. .
o%currieron desgraSLas per
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
Lad Pneumonia Hacienda eSASgos e n Illinois

Chicago, Feb. RzUna epNestan rodeaday por la nieve.
demia de pneumoniaWon ABS va una DE esas communicates ue
casos~en una semaHP, Sc IA pre- ne y Dr. u ~
~ SO"o S - el j&e1 Shn Murphy, de IS,
10 que ma veH aen- ehfer&S de Ia g~arganta tuvo
estado de Medidas cue Ter op&ado a toda prisa
DextraordiEarias Drecauci6p@ el captain Robert Wilson,
sAhan ID add 81 . quien dspues ooOc6 AZ j6ven
mento Dc " <D1ca, dirijido en- unaRambulancia y le facnit6
do por rank Jirka. "a repiraci6n mientras 40
Yard inten6s deapier& mbres ADRIAN un canine en-
ell ab ne reaizan 20 hom- nieve Tres hOras neccsita-
o. penetrar en- las al on los hOmbres pa aErire
y Marcus y Herford. que Amino 4 n ambuA
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
APaOBO GOBIERNO UN
PLAN EDUeACIONM

Habaaa Feb .12zEl conse-
jo~de secretaries cell rados en-
la tarde deoEer apr Ell plan
educational def y Mp1
rillo, q'ie significaN It
~ de Ia Universidd
Hoy Sc dara a cOnd ",
que preside Ell DR.. jim La
nier. deere que Sc 4svS We a
q Universidad el hospital alix
Garcia, per que I'd
nistraei6R Sc encOmien1 81
La gaceta., 1936-02-12
ERNEsT MAAs HoNRABo

ERNEST MAS HONRAD0
PQR Ell cIIIRNyINN
pergamii ne entreg6
pai prNninente ciudadano
e. Maas, en- ell cual consta
hal sido seleccionado porSl
eli Civitan como 81 nombre
mejores servici6s civicos
lrestado a Tampa en- Ell ano
ST.. Mas lleva 40 amos q
rel ncia en- Tampa y ha pres
.tadd Ialiosos services Mos N
.chaci 5 ExplOradoresad Con-
de Ia Comunidad, Ia geri-
dad Tampa y el In
Maril ros
Hiz "a entrega Gel
mo, n pgnciando an
so ii erSr. c. 1
La gaceta., 1936-02-12

pgton, Feb. 12.-Re-
Gelo aver 'el presidente Roose-
welt que Sc han dNdo los prime
ros pasos para Ia NonvocatCt Mia
de una confsrencis Rn Ameri-
cana en- pro defS pllo de la
paz en- 81 nuevo mn Hablan
do co MOS periodicals. Presi-
dente dig a. ha ma wa
carta-A
los Robiern@ en- la Amer
Central y dePSur.
FL presidente rehus6 discutir
sus planes y tampoco quiso dar
a conocer, pOr ahora, ell conte
nido de las cartas.
Existe la impression en- los
circulos latino-americanos de
que la propuesta conferencia Sc
Irelaciona con metOdos para p
fecciOnar la maquinaria de
Iaz en- America.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08
Park Improvement
Explained by Eyer

Park improvement and extension
progress we're explained in detail
to Ell Centro city councilmen We'd
nesda,y night by Park Commissioner
j. p Eyer.
Dozens of boys gather at the Nc
Kinley and Eastside parks every
week to participate in the recrea-.
tional events under the direction
of school teachers and city en-
ployes.
Facilities and improvements are
installed at the ball parks and the
details of a proposed wading pool
project to be presented to the Works
Progress administration under the
sponsorship of the Junior chamber
of commerce, were explained.
A blueprint showing the Harding
park recreational center for girls
was displayed. Councilmen discuss
ed means for planting trees and
shrubs and for removing existing
buildings. 1t is, proposed to have
the various organizations and serv-
ice clubs of the city sponsor certain
sections of the grounds to be de-
voted to girls activities in the su-
perVised recreational program.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08
Petitions for New
Storm Drain Vote
Is Signatures Short

Petitions calling for a resubmis-
sion of the siiS.lS2 storm drain
p-oiect 20 a vote OF the people
was declared TO be Is signatures
short Of the amount required to
permit the calling of an election.
Il vas proposed to construct the
city-wide drain for carrying away
storm water at a cost of S65 900
to the city and s53,lS2 to the gov
ernment through the Public Works
administration.
The proposed bond issue to pro-
vide the city's share of the cost.
failed at the special election in
May. The FL Centro chamber of
commerce circulated petitions call
ing FOR a resubmiSsion of the
bond issue to the people. The
petitions were filed with City
Clerk Calvin G. MouSseau August
10, and the 528 signatures checked
with the greater register of the
county and found to be made
quate, he told city councilmen
Wednesday night.
The petitions contained 447
qualified signatures and 81 non
qualified signatures. thus failing
Of the required IS per cent of the
vote cast at the last gubernatorial
election. Mousseau said.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08
McNeece Giues
Warning on Polls

Pointing out that returns in the
Literary Digest poll to date are still
Sketchy and inconclusive, j. B. Nc
Neece, local Goodyear dealer, issued
a warning today against drawing
conclusions on the outcome of the
election until further poll returns
are in
With new areas being heard from
daily, leadership in the returns is
uncertain from day to day, and
period of a few weeks might see a
complete change in the picture. he
pointed out.
Since Goodyear brought this vi
tai croSs-Section of American pol
itical opinion to the public by means
of radio, we have found ourselves
considered a clearing house of in
formation on political matters" Nc
Neece said Naturally Goodyear's
position in the poll is that of a
strictly neutral reporter bringing
accurate, impartial returns to the
public before they are available in
any other form. However, it has
been highly interesting to observe
some of the reactions.
Many people show a tendency
to take these early returns as sure
indication of the final outcome of
the election. This is an unsound
conclusion. The editors of the Di-
gest, who have handled many such
polls. bear out this opinion by EN-
phasizing that two hundred thou
sand votes, or even three hundred
thousand, ore not enough to give an
accurate indication when it is con-
sidered that ten million ballots will
be mailed out before the conclusion
of the poll.
Geographical differences of opin-
ion alone are powerful enough to
affect the totals from week to week,
as new parts of the country cast
their votes. The sharply drawn
lines of this campaign make the
outcome even more uncertain"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08

\ major part OF the SIS. soc 5s5 "
P. A. spent in the last fiscal year
directing its Sl.305. SOP $50 program
They average one government
worker fos every s. OF the g.
404,824 ioblas5 needy now employ
ed on WPA works projects thraueh
out the country. WPA's total ad-
miniStrstive costs arc set at 8e4
per cent
Altogether. WPA and other eoF-
eminent agencies arr cariuz ~
3,427l29 persons Al work-raIle. .
expenditure amounted 90 81 - b
5l5 IN 1935-l936. WIth total nni-
gam administrative costs ayera B.
ing $50 pr cent
Admin. Expenses in stre
-ancheS of WPA as
u. S. tres =al} and national eEaefe
eney council reports. mugs sfam
a low Of 900 per cenI ln indiana
10 q hiah q 9I0 pr sent m Mon
tana.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08
Shirley Temple Sued
For Million Dollars

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 8. tU.R-
Shirley Temple, child actress. to-
day stepped up into the million
dollar class" with suit filed
against her for that amount by
Jack Hays. a film producer.
The suit was based on an alleged
breach of contract and in addi-
ton to the seven-year-old actress
named her mother. Mrs. Gertrude
Temple, her father, George F.
Temple. Fox Film Corporation,
goth Century-Fox studio and Cal
irornia bank.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08
Ocean Flier Safe,
Plane Abandoned

LONDON. Oct. 8. up - The
Sws dish flier Kurt Bjorkvall was
safe aboard the French trawler
Imbrin today but his Bellanca
plane, which the trawler had
taken in two. had to be abandon
ed because of rising seas.
Bjorkvall, alter flying across the
Atlantic from New York on an
attempted nonstop flight to Swed-
en-, began to run out of gas and
was forced down so miles off the
Irish coast, where he was picked
up by the traw.er. He was unin-
iured.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08

perienced men and equipment.
Pianos and household goods moving.
Phone l, Pioneer Truck and Trans
fer. (O8)
Sherwood's Cafe--Air Cooled Tor
Your Comfort. (M17-TF
Community Auction at Zinnerie
Sale corralS, 20 good work mules,
span extra good young horses. 3
Guernsey springers, ? big Holstein
springers, 5 fresh heiferS, heifers.
veal calves, pigs SO Plymouth rock
pullets, rs pure bred Cornish game
chickens, all kinds of implements,
furniture, 10 guns, ammunition, etc.
Sale starts 10 sharp Friday. zinn
& Zinn, Auctioneers. (O7-O8)
90
It's Time to Change the Color Of
That Summer Dress-Let us dye it
one of the new fall colorS. Ameri-
can Cleaners, 536 Main, Phone 81.
(O8)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08
Suspect Held in
Hatchet Attack

RIVERSIDE, Cal, Oct. UP
Walter C. Wise, 40-year-old for
mer resident of Grand Coulee,
Wash. was held today on charges
of attempting to slay Donald
Baumbartner, %, with a hatchet
as they were travelling through
desert country near here.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08

The Trocadelo for your evenings
entertainment. (J28tf)
Pleads Not Guilty-A. w. Thomp-
son of the Bard area pleaded not
guilty to charges of violating the
state law regulating automobile
camps and asked for a jury trial.
The trial was set for 10 O'Clock
Friday morning in Winterhaven
justice court. The complaint was
signed by F. j. Rugg, camp in
spector for the state housing and
immigration bureau. Rugg said the
guests at Thompson's camp were
forced to eat and sleep in the same
room, violation of the state law.
90
Free Enlargement Watch our
window - Featuring 11X4 portrait
$500 Art lessons in All types of
art work Nelson Studio = Artist.
MeIyal Meadows. (Sl8tf>
Spanish Glass Meets-The adult
class in Spanish will meet Monday
and Fridays in Room % of Central
Junior college with Sr. Cristobel
Aguillon as instructor. First meet
ing of the class was Monday night
of this week.
Now the Don koom Tor your steak
ilnners. (J28tfl
It's Your Moye-Dependable ex-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08
SALARIES PROVE
LARGEST ITEM

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5. (UP)-The Works Progress
Administration, chief target for Gov Af NJ Landon's
campaign attacks feder work-relief policies has
1862 employees its administrative payroll official fig
ures showed todav Their annual salaries accounted for
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08
@ New Colors

There's plenty of Black and
Navy so popular now and the
rich new shades of Raisin
Brown, Coppertone, Stone Blue,
oxford Grey and Scot Green
all new.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08
Gift Goods

Just glimpse of enlarged gift goods de-
partment will be shown for the first time You'll
thrill at the many delightful gift suggestions.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08
New Styles in Lamps

That give proper illumination and enhance the
effects of the new styles will be shown.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08

with the intensity of his emotion his voice rising TO
a Alfred Smith is shown as he concoeo ms
speech Hail. New York. with the decaraton
believe remedy all the ills suffering from oo
is the election of Alfred bitterly cauc speech
Deal severed the ties uat long nave
to the Democratic party.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08
Tailored Swings! Sport!
Princess!
At
: Is. y y >
i7 a Great NeW Fall
Collection of Exclusive Styles
0 New Details

You've heard about the new
trims - fine tailoring details,
pipings novelty buttons-sou-
tache braids and cire-just the
fine touches you like.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08
0 New Styles

Just take a look at these
newest tailored effects for
sports and street Swing
and Princess models, also new
2-piece styles in a big selection
now. y
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08

Dictatorial powers over the
Spanish rebel provisional gov>
ernment, with command over ali
land, sea, and air forces, were
given Gen. Francisco Franco,
above, by decree Of the rebels
supreme council. If rebel
forces completely subdue the
Madrid government, Franco is
expected to be the strong man"
in Spanish dictatorship SINH
lar to those in Germany and
Italy.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08
QUNTYlBRIEFs QUNTYlBRIEFs

Intent to Wed-Pedro Orozco. Is.
and Lupe Rivera, II, Wednesday
filed notice of intention to wed.
They are residents of Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08
o New aorics

Take your choice-fine heavy
crepes, new pebble Weaves, and
Jacquards sheer woods, also
satin and wool combinations.
Qualities rarely seen at $16.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08

Everybody Is Invited to Be Our Guests
For An Exciting Display-NO Sales!
Flowers for the Ladies
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08

The Trocadelo for your evenings
(J28tf)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08

It's Your Move-Dependable, ex-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-08

From all oUer America these styles of
1886 to make Imperial Valley homes hospitable,
charming and comfortable We cordially in
vite every person interested in improving their
home to see what l. V. Hardware buyers have
chosen for valley homes E. Eighteenth Century
inspirations = modelled to this of sim
pie elegance = will be shown IN many different
interpretations Classic modern and early Cali
fornian styles have entered homes \ stay
so see what's in this interesting and decora-
tive theme.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06

point gives us the opportu-'.
nity to see our creator in q
greater and dearer light, to
follow Him closer. !"
B.Y.P.U. at GAS D. "A. un-
der the leadership o f Mr..
Boyer.
Services ut 8yp.m.The choir
furnished appropriate music
throughout the days
You are welc ONE to wor-
ship with US.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06
Refuses Ballot To
Race, Fined
THE ARIZONA CLEAN
CONTINUED From Page ID

CONTINUED From Page ID
but failed to place their ma
mes on the books aud they
we're not allowed 20 vote.
Registration of coIorsd pe-
opIe has been heavy t h e
year. there. being about 80
who have registered in Will
kssboro precinct since books
we're open for registration for
the primary. June s.. it was
announced.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06
High School
Graduates
Sixteen

c min, ed from page l
Chapel. Harold H. Copeiun nd
Gera d D Cra~ ford. Ionic
u. 10 n. F ank l. Hen
ce.son, Wyona L. Jofar,
Jonnie Mae McCloud. Willie
l.. N..tls, Mildred Oby Ak
nes psyt.n. Flo sic C:Payton
Ma y l.. Phiilis. Valaska l..
Powers. Joha F. Smith, Al
te t E. w Ills.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06

With q fair attendance the
Sunday School group studied
for lesson topic the value
Of the sLord Supper. The
delegate elected from t h e
Sunday Schoolcsto attend the
paradise State Convention is
Mr.. David Ingraham. Super
intendent.
A wonderful sermon was
delivered by the pastor on the
subject Launch Out Into
TIE Deep. Thoughts lear
ned were that 'the changing
order Of industry. education
sndrsligip1t to a higher stan :
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06

of hers.
The consent was granite q
which also include q proml =
oy the wealthy white woman
to procure a picture contrst'
for the two girls. 10 and IL
years of age. through the IN :
tercesslon Of a nephew sereel
director. and the establish
nent of a fund for five ye'
ars tuition at Tuskegee ms
!itute. Black is expected to
leave Immediately for S a I
Quentin TO- begin. his priso'
sentsnce.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06
s
Halle Arrives In
England, Gets Ovation

Continued From Page -
Embarrassment Avoided
Halle Selassie's 8 decision. to
come to England incognito
oLved the foreign office pro-
lem as to what official re-
ceptlon should be given him
IN view Of his peculiar sl-
tuation and: that of his &c =
antry. However, it is IN
l;ezesrood the decision was
eakea before he left Jerusa~
lie ID, aftsr q consultation with
Sir Arthur Wauchopes Britls h
aixh com missioner to Pal
estine, and apparently on the
advice Of the British govetn-
lrllsnt IN d. in Difference 10
Anglo Italian relations WI ie n
nave been strained since the
,talian, invasion of the East
African Empire.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06
! GETS LIFE I'M
.PRlSONMENT
Continued. from page /

Continued from page l
sought an interview with the
defense counsel aud the de-
/ encan Mr.. L,ssner.. widow
of a lormer chairman of The
Uu,ted S ares Shipping board
xpr esse1 her desire TO get
consent of the c.nvincted
lnan t1 range fr. the ad :
option of two Of his mother
,ess children by Mrs. Arehi@
cald. a trusted maid servan,
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06
NEGRO En'eyclo-.
pedia"

vC,nt nued f o n page l =
D.. Dubois has been at work
for two years. outlining ma
terial3 for the book. On, the
&C vlsory board are repre-
sentatives of the South At
llcan Association for b c
advancement of Science. the
american Ceuncil on Eduea--
toa. and the American Co
uncll OF Learned Societies.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06
Two Wounded
-. -
In Prison
Break

Kingstsn. NC The CO.
lored prisoners. Jesse Moore
and Charles H. Pope were
wounded in q break from the
convict camp near hear Thur
sday. Three guards fired on
the men, who continued their
flight with wounds in arms
and legs Bloodhounds found
the prisoners three hours Ia
ter
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06
Church OF God In
Christ Convocatlon
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The meeting will last ten
days or more and Elder J.
w. Taylor. state oyersser,
and his: followers have made
ample preparation fort b .
entertainment of the large
Delegation. Elder CHI. Ma
loa, national head. will ar.
i've some time this week te
take part in tue daily servi-
ces.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06
First CoIored Baptist
church

jefferson at 5th st,
Rev. Chas. Navors pastor
Fanelle billiard, Reporter
Evening star., 1936-01-14
DR.. Rowe Host
To Diplomat Today

The director general of the Pan
American Union, DR.. L. S. Rowe, en-.
tertained at luncheon today at the
Pan-American annex In honor of the
Minister of the Dominican Republic,
6enor Don Andres Pastoriza. In ad-
dition to the honor guest, those in at
tendance were the Secretary of Agri-
culture, MIR. Henry A. Wallace; the
Secretary OF Commerce, Mr.. Daniel c.
Roper; the United States Minister to
Nicaragua. Mr. Boaz Long; the solici-
tor general, Mr.. Stanley F. Reed: the
Assistant Secretary of State, Mr..
Sumner Welles; the Assistant Secre-
.tary Of State, Mr.. Harry A. Mcbride;
the consul general of the Dominican
Republic at New York, Senior Don
Rafael Espaillat de la Mata; the for
mer Minister of the Dominican Re-
public at Washington, Senor Don
Rafael Brache: the first secretary of
the Dominican Legation, Senor Don
Emilio Garcia Godoy; the director of
the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce Of the Department of Com
merce, Mr.. Alexander v. Dye; the
chief of the Latin American Division
Of the Department of State, Mr.
Laurence Duggan; the deputy commits
sioner Of immigration and naturaliza-
tion, MIR. Edward j. Shaughnessy; Mr..
Joseph r. McGurk of the Department
of State and DIR. William Manager,
counselor of the Pan-American Union.