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La gaceta., 1936-08-13
DIJO Ell SENADtlR DDFTIN
QUE Ell ESTADo EN1PIE-
IA AHORA A ORECER

Sc efscr6 hoy, en- e hotei-
Hi.lsboro, al medicdia, ell BAN
quote organizado per valiosos
elementcs representatives de
es a comunidad en- honor del Sc
nador federal Scot M. Loftin,
de Jacksonville.
Recibieron al senador en- la
sala del almuerzO los Sres. E. P.
Taliaferro, presiden e de la Ca
mara de Concrete; Drdley F.
Haddock, se2retario de la ca
mara, Y los comensales.
Lueg de les discusses de bien-
venida ell senador pronunci6 u
na elocuente oraci6n diciendo
que la Florida iene va fama
en- ell mundo como lugar para
rasar ell invierno v que ell ano
pasado two su mejor Temporal
da.
"Pero no dehemOs tener a la
Florida so'amente como un ST.
ii acioso para Ell turismo, si-
no que debemos aumen ar nues-
ltras fabricas e industries, de
modo que Ell dinero circule abun
dantemente TODD Ell ano.
eel estado empieza ahora a
GREER. Todo hcmbre tiene ell de-
Der de hacer grata su eomuni-
dad a las personas que en- ella
viven.
La gaceta., 1936-08-13
LAS TROPAS LEALES
(Yiene de Ia I'D

usiasIno a favor del gobiernn
del p~residente Azana.
I'm decreto del presidente A
zaha disuelve todas las ordenes
religiosas y los tribunales de jus
.icia en- ell territorio dominado
nor los rebeldes
La no a Official del gobierno,
dada hoy, dice que tiene en- su
poder Bilbao, Santander, San
Sebastian, las tres mas impor-
.antes ciudades de la costa nor
g; Almeria, Murcia, Malaga,
Barcelona, Gerena, Tarragona
Lerida, Castell6n de la Plana,
Valencia, Alican e, Madrid, AL
bacete, Ciudad Real, Cuenca,
Toledo, Guadalaiara Y Badajoz.
La gaceta., 1936-08-13
FRANCIA UNA
NOTA DEL COBIERNo
DE BERLIN
Esperase cue Ell Gobierno Nazi
acepte Ia norma de manos
afuera

Paris, Agosto 13.-Los fun
cionarios del gobierno frances
~aguardan hoy una nota alema-
ma que esperan facilite La ter
minaci6n del pacto de neutra-
Ilidad. Noticias llegadas de Der
lin, dicen que la nota anuncia-
"a la adherencia de Alemania
a la norma "de m'anos aruera
zen la guerra civil espahola-
un punto va aceptado en- prin
cipio por 10 naciones europeal
la opinion francesa varia con
respec,o a la perspective de
las relaciones franco-alemanaa
en- ell future.
La gaceta., 1936-08-13

Madrid.-La vida conyugal
no era facil antes. Existian, &C.
mo ahora existen tambien, ma
ridos ad1lteros, esposas desagra
tables, suegras endemoniadas y
cunadas insoportables. Este es
un NAL sin fin nj remedio, al que
hay que someterse resignada-
mente. En- otros tiempos, las es-
posas o los esposos desgracia-
dos huian con rumbo a Ameri-
ca, que era algo asi como ell fin
del Mrndo, donde la vida empe-
zaba de nuevo. Pero ahora, con
esa funesta mania de acortar
distancias que padecen todos los
INVENTORIES de nuevos medios de
communication, nj ALI Sc puede
ir para guarecerse de las avalan
chas familiares. Resignation, a.
migos mics, y NADIA mas que re-
signaci6n.
o divorcio, que tambien pare
ce una soluci6n muy de moda en-
la actualidad, y que esta llama
da a serlo cada dia mas, 81 Sc
guimos entregandonos todos los
espanoles a la cosa polftica con
la misma passion que ahora.
Imagfnense ustedes, loctores-
e imaoinenselo con TODD ell es-
panto que merece-, un hOgar
en- ell que la madre fuera fascis-
ia, y sus dos hijos varones, fas-
cistas tambien, con la variante
del marido y de las dos hijas CO.
munistas. Imaginenselo, lecto-
res! Tres fascistas, tres comu-
nistas en- torno de una mesa-ca-
milla, charlando acerca de los a.
cOntecimientos del dia, o SIM
plemente discutiendo 81 la sopa
esta salada o sosa. I'm Dante Sc
ria necesario para describir es-
tie nuevo inferno. Y ESQ 81 Dan
te Sc atrevfa a clio.
Pues ell case, que parece sa-
eado de una comedia del mas
prro astracan, existe en- la rea-
lidad. Ellos Sc casaron jovenci-
tos, en- la iglesia de San Gines,
ALA por ell aho mil novecientos
trece. Tuvieron cuatro hijOs-los
dos fascistas y las dos comunis-
tas- y fueron felices.
FeliceS, hasta que Ell vien;o
La gaceta., 1936-08-13
PARA LA MUJER
La madre y los hijos fascistas, ell padre
las hijas comunistas
Un case de divorcio anterior a la presente
lucha en- Espana

del Guadarrama sopl6 hacia Ma
drid las semillas marxistas y las
semillas fascistas, que prenden,
como diria I'm ilustre escritor,
mejor que las acacias. Y Sc di6
Ell case curioso de que la semilla
del fascismo prendi6 en- la ma
Dire y en- los dos hijos, mientras
que la del comunismo prendfa
en- las dos hijas y en- ell padre.
La cosa empez6 por discusiones
amableS: por "veras como aca-
DO de convenceros", per citas
de Carlos Marx y por citas de
Ma teoti. Luego, las discusiones
fueron subiendo de tono. Mas
tarde, la familia qued6 dividida
en- dos bandos irreconciliables,
cue va nj intentaban convencer-
Sc ell uno al otro. Pero TODD es-
to empez6 a ponerse feo de YER
dad cuando decidieron extender
brazos y levantar punos en- sus-
ituci6n al traditional y fami-
liar beso del acoStarse y del le-
vantarse. Exactamente de ahi
Sc pas6 a esa acci6n directa que
hoy hasta los 6rganOs Periods
ticos de los partidos extremes
ccndenan, con tai ardor que va
rias veces acabaron la cena en- ell
Juzgado o en- la Casa de Soco-
rro.
No creo cue sea necesario Sc
guir pintando ell panorama que
ofrecia ell hogan de estos mill
.antes rojos y azules. Ustedes
va 10 pueden imaginar con los
datos que les acabo de dar. Pc
70 me queda por decirles que ell
epilogo ha sido una demanda de
iivorcio presentada por ell ma
rido, a la que Sc accedi6 sin ex-
presa exposition de costas.
Las hijas e hijos memories han
quedado en- poder de la madre.
y los demas, en- poder del padre.
Aunque no 10 puedo asegurar,
creo que antes de separarse, un
miembro De la familia lie dijo al
oro de ideas contrarias estas
palabras caS her6icaS:
ii va nos veremos algdn dfa,
frente a frente, en- una barrica-
da!
N. r.
La gaceta., 1936-08-13
TRES NINOS LATINOS LE-
SIONADOS EN- UN ACCI-
DENTE -AUTOMOVILISTA

Griffin, Ca, agOsto 13.-Un
autom6vil particular y Ell 6mni-
bus de una escuela chocaron al
sur de aqui, sufriendo lesiones
seis persOnas, dos de elias de
gravedad. Todos los lesiOnados
viajaban en- ell autom6vil y tres
de ellos Sc nombran Etelvina
Saavedra, de 7 amos; Luis Saa-
vedra, de 9, y Omar Gonzalez,
de Is. Iban en- Ell coche nueve
personals.
Los nihos viajaban con sus
padres, que dijeron residir en-
Ell 2O1O de la Gale 20, en- Tam
pa.
Sali6 ileso ell driver" del ON
nibus, Douglas Hand, de Hamp-
ton.
La gaceta., 1936-08-13
Sc LIE HA OFRECIDO TIE
IRA AL CoRONEL N
r

Copenhague, agosto 13.-El
coronel Charles A. Lindbergh
recibi6 hoy una oferta de terra
para que establezca su hogar en-
este pals.
La oferta lie lego en- una de
las muchas cartas que diaria-
men.e recibe ell famOso photo.
Muchas de las cartas son de nj
nos que solicitan ell AUTOGRAPH
del celebre photo. Otras contie-
men proposiciones de diferentes
classes, todas las cuales ell avia-
dor investiga, pero rara vez con
La gaceta., 1936-08-13
Una carta de Jose Manuel

Una carta de Jose Manuel
Ell Sr. Jose Manuel Rodriguez,
presidente de la secci6n de re-
creo del Cfrculo Cubano, manda
al director una carta que este
ha pasado al cronista. Quejase
de que no 10 tratamos bien. Esta
equivocado Jose Manuel y asi
tenemos ell gusto de informar-
seio.
Cuando la secci6n estableci6
los precios de Is centavos, re-
cibimos algunas quejas, que re-
husamos publican.
Despues los pas6 de nuevo a
80 centavos y Sc divide decirnos
que obedecia ell aumento a que
Ddaban dos horas mas de bale.
jose Manuel Sc divide de CO.
municarnos Ell detalle y a noso-
tros nos extrah6 que las dos or
La gaceta., 1936-08-13
La inscription de ni6os

La inscription de RiNos
Octavio Pla tiene alberta to.
dayia la lista de los nihos para
ell Picnic del dia 26 de agost0.
organizado por la Logia Cruz
Roja No. 43, de los CaballerAs
de Pythias.
Podran ir de Ybor City Gin :
cuen.a ninos entire las edades de
Z a Is amos.
Bueno es repetir que los pa
dres deberan dar su CONSENT .
miento. Seran obsequiados con
buena comida, refrescos Y diver
stones lfcitas.
La gaceta., 1936-08-13
ANDREWS TIENE UNA MA
YORIA DE MAS DE 1000
VOTOS

Los escrutinios verificados
hasta ell mediodia de hoy en- ell
estado, sin que Sc haya termi-
nado todavia ell ~conteo, AFRO
jan a favor del juez c. A. An
drews, de Orlando, 64,769 vo-
tos, contra 6O,2OS ell candida
to derrotado Doyle E. Carlton.
Los 70 prescintos del conda-
do de Hillsborough rindieron a
favor de Carlton, ell candidat }
local, 1903 votos contra 1856
ell candidate de los clubs de
Towndsend.
La gaceta., 1936-08-13
ya n~OUiU3ientO de

TJjdGG
Sc ha iniciado I'm movimien-
de confraternidad espanola. en-
favor de la fiesta que ell dia 6
dc septiembre Sc verificara en-
81 Centre Espahol de West Tam
pa, destinandose ell producto a
la Cruz Roja espanola.
ST la generosa idea Sc extien-
de y encrentra eco, ell dia 6 pre-
senciaremos I'm espectaculo dig
no de hombres que tienen los
mismos sentimientos y que ha-
blan ell mismo idioma.
Personas de indiscutible bue-
ma reputation laboran para lie
gar a esa finalidad.
va explicaremos lbien de 10
que Sc rata, 81 ell noble plan cris
taliza.
La gaceta., 1936-08-13
Ell TEMPO

Las condolences del tempo
son favorables, Para hoy Sc
predicen lluvias y vientos mo-
derados.
Maxima temperature aver,
80 grades; minima, IA.
La gaceta., 1936-08-13

La Agrupaci6n de Embarqa'es
Ell viernes Sc reunira en- ell
palacio de la avenida Nebraska
la Agrupaci6n Beneficiaria pa
ra Embarques de la Delegation
del Centre Asturiano. La session
empezara a las ocho de la noche,
segdn nos informa ell secretario.
va saben nueStros lectores
que la obra de esa Agrupaci6n
es genuinamente altruista.
Aqui estamos para servirla.
La gaceta., 1936-08-13
2egres6 Ell jovem La Pax

neJres6 Ell joVen La PGz
Oespues de una vista a esta
ciudad, donde residen sus fami-
Iares, regres6 aver a New York
q oven Armando La Paz. I'm
grupo de sus amigos fue a des-
pedirlo.
Feliz viaje lie deseamos v mu.
caos exitos en- la Metr6poli
La gaceta., 1936-08-13
CoRTE DE PoLICIA

Fueron juzgados hoy en- la
corte de policia y uultadOs por
distintas faltas, los ciudadanos
A. ]. Toole, Arturo Camera,
Peter Johe y Jose Bon.
La gaceta., 1936-08-13
WEAK and SKINNY
MEN, WOMEN
and CHILDREN
SavsA BY nsw Vitamina. Of Cod Liver
Oil in tasteless tablets,

Pounds OF Arm healthy Hesh instead az
bare seraggy bones New nor, vim and
energy instead Of tired listle mesa Stesdy.
quiet nerves That IL what t~housands.o 81
people are getting through scientists' latest
olseoNefy-the Nitamins Of Cod Liver OH
without any Of its horrid. hshy TASTE or gmel.
meCoys Cod Liver on Tablets. they're
called God Liver Oil in Tablets". ana thev
simply work wOndea. A little how ~ ii serf-
oualy sick. got well and gained 1917 liz. IN
Just one month. A girl Of thirteen after thS
same disease. gained . lbs. the frst week ana
Z lha. each week after. A young mother WHO
could not eat or sleep after baby anne rot
Al her health back and gained 10 lbs. IN -
than a month.
You simply must try McCov's Al one.
Remember II you don't gaia AZ least 8 lbs. al
hrm hsaIthy nesh IN a month We. your monev
back. Demand and get McCoy's-ht o~risinsi
and genuine Cod Liver or Tablet
GAA approved by Good hourskeeplnw
NJ ~ atute. Refuse all subptitute@-
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-28
Glenn Cunningham
Beaten by Former
Stanford Runner

was unable TO match the pace when
Bright opened his final sprint to
the tape.
Cunningham moved ahead on the
ninth lap. but Bright passed him,
on the 18th and was pulling away
as he broke the tape.
Floyd Lochner of Oklahoma was
third, Joe McClusky, Fordham, was
fourth. and Charles Nimmo, STAN
ford, fifth.
Phil Cope. University of South
ern California, provided the eve
ning's outstanding performance by
smashing the worlds indoor record
for the 60-yard high hurdles. He
raced over the barriers in 7.3 sec
onds, one tenth of a second faster
than Sammy Allen of Oklahoma.
Baptist ran the distance two weeks
ago and two tenths faster than
John Golfers recognized mark
Leroy kirkpatrick. sensational
San Mateo prep school star, for
merly of FL Centro was second and
Tom Moore, University OF Califor-
MIA, who has equalled the worlds
record for the 120-yard high hurdles
was third The runners were scarce
ly a yard apart at the tape.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-28

eevents in classes B and c with all
track Class A events being run in
the afternoon.
EaStSide high school Of E. Cen
tro has been invited TO enter the
meet an6 their appearance in the
races viii mark the first time the
EaStSide school has been repre-
sented in a valley track meet.
The feature races of the day
will be the 44O yard dash. the 100
yard dash. and the low hurdle
race.
In the 440 Gene Wagner is Fl
CentroS big hope. Wagner has
travelled the distance in 553s and
according to ". S. Taylor is cap
able of making better speed If
pushed.
Wagner may have a chance TO
prove this point for an Eastside
runner is said to &C the quarter
mile lap in 55 flat. and an Impe-
rial runner has run the race i'm
81 flat in time trials. This race
may develop into a real battle for
lirSt place and END in a dead heat.
In the 100 yard dash four of
the fastest men in the valley will
clash. Andrade. winner of the race
last year. VOWS th2t he will re-
peat this season. but -5ipson, FL
Centric, beat Andrade badly in the
meet at Holtville last week.
Fierro also of Calexico, ran sec
ond 10 Andrade last year and will
be in the thick Of the race this
year. The fourth runner in the
100 is DOmenigoni. DomenigCni has
beaten Gipson IN time trials.
With these four men in the race
a thrilling finish is inevitable.
Shoots at Record
Cecil Gipson Will shoot for Le-
roy Kirkpatricks record in the 220
low hurdles Satudaf,. Gipson's
chances of breaking the record,
held by Kirkpatrick are excel
lent since Gipson has already
come within 3-5 Of a second Of ty-
ing the record in trials.
The only injured man en- the
FL Centre team IS E. Napier, dash
man who received a painful spike
wound in training this week. Ma
pier may be kept out OF the meet
by the injury.
AS an added attraction Jack
Rand has been obtained to give an
exhibition of pole vaulting at the
meet and his chances to go over
IA feet are good. Rand has vaulted
over the IA foot mark in COMPETE
tion and has beaten some of the
outstanding vaulters in the United
States.
The track is in perfect condition
and several records should be
smashed in Saturdays races.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-28

Bill Tackett, and when a minia-
ture riot was quelled by five El
Centro policemen.
The boys will be here as adver-
tised, Contos promised. Each man
ON next Thursdays card. he de-
clared, has posted a $50 forfeit to
guarantee his appearance in the
arena at the Ell Centre city limits.
The precauticn was taken because
it has not been unusual in the
past for the behemoths to drop
out CT the picture at the last min
ute, making an unpopular substi-
tuition necessary.
Lopez will risk his championship
in the appearance here, pinning
his hopes on his own ability to be
just as rough as his opponent-or
just as clean. Valley fans expected
the Knight to set a pace more than
little rough.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-28
Hollywood 6 to l
In Kentucky Derby

ST. LOUIS, Feb. %. WP)-
Hal Pirce Headley's Hollywood
today was quoted as a to l fav-
orite 10 win the Kentucky derby
in an announcement of winter
prices by Charles Burke, st.
Louis betting commissioner and
successor 10 The late Tom Kear-
ney.
Hollywood was quoted at 10 /
TO place and TO ? to show.
Other favorites included Brcv-
ity. s 10 l. Tintagel, Grand Slam.
and Coldstream. 10 to /, Red
Reign. u to 1. Maeriel. Memory
Book. Is to 1. Fighter, Split Sec
Ond, Shark, Bien Aoli, 20 to l.
The longest price quoted was
on Judge Kavanagh at 1000 to /.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-28
PATTY BERG TO
PLAY FOR u. S.
IN GOLF MEET

NEW YORK, Feb. %. UP'-Eigh-
teen year old Patty Borg freekle-
faced Minneapolis high school girl
today had the distinction of being
the youngest player-men included
ever named on a golf team rep
resenting America in international
competition
The red-haired midwestern girl,
who celebrated her birthday last
week. was one OF eight players Sc
lected yesterday by the Women's
committee of the United States
Golf association for the Curtis cup
team which will meet British
team at GleneagleS, Scotland. May
6-7.
The team will be captained by
Mrs. Edwin H. Ware, the former
Glenna Collett, who has been Am
erican champion six times.
The squad:
Mrs Edwin H. Ware. Jr., Phila-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-28
Magnate Challenges
Racing Monopoly

LOS ANGELES, Feb. %. UP)-
Santa Anita tracks virtual mon
opoly" of horse racing in Southern
California was challenged last night
by A. T. Jergins, Long Beach oil
magnate at a meeting called to
consider plans for a second track
here.
The Gilman said that Carleton
Burke. chairman of the state rae
ing board would have TO recede
from the position which makes
Santa Anita a virtual monopoly"
and approve construction of a sec
ond track.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-28
VINCENT LOPEZ
WILL DEFEND
CHAMPIONSHIP

Vincent Lopez, CALIFORNIA; own
heavyweight wrestling champion.
will return 10 the ring wars in
Imperial Valley Thursday, March
5, against an opponent who may
make the term, wars" more than
just an idle phrase, Matchmaker
John A. Contos announced Friday.
The first card arranged by Con-
tos since his return TO the match
making business in Imperial VAL
ley pits Lopez, clean-cut Mexican
youth, against Black Knight. The
Knight, in his last appearance
here, ended in jail after an eX-
change Of fisticuffs with Referee
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-28
Bench
Warming
BY b. KINNE

Coaches of the valley schools are
grooming their track men for the
annual Imperial county track and
field meet which promises to be one
of the most hotly contested meets
in valley history.
In spite of the fact that FL Cen
tro was the only county squad to
make a creditable showing in the
Holtville relays last week. the other
valley schools may upset the dope
here Saturday. According to Sap
po Clark, of Brawley. the Wildcats
were not fully represented at the
relays and will have a strong A
team in the valley races.
CaleXico is strong in the dash
events and should be near the top
when the final tabulation of points
is made.
The dark horse in the meet will
be Imperial high school. Imperial
is reputed TO have several outstand-
ing distance men and a couple of
good field men entered in the meet.
90
For the first time in the history
of track and field meets in Imper-
ial Valley the EaStSide high school
will enter a team. The Negro lads
will be in the thick of the battle
all the way and may surprise every
one by carting off first place.
Local high school officials are to
be commended for allowing the
Eastside school TO enter a team and
1t is hoped that this policy becomes
permanent in future meets
As an added attraction to the val
ley meet Jack Rand. nationally
known pole vaulter will take part
in the days program giving an ex-
hlbition of pole yaulting.
Rand has vaulted over IA feet
and Coach w. S. Taylor has ar
ranged to have the pit in perfect
condition for the State college ath-
lete.
With John Contos back in the
Imperial Valley wrestling picture.
fans are assured of only first class
bouts. AS his first bout of the sea-
son to be held March Contos has
signed the worlds champion Vim
cent Lopez to tangle with the Black
Knight.
This should be one of the best
matches ever seen in the valley. The
Black Knight is noted for his rough
play but if any one can put the
braces on the shrouded knight it
is Lopez and his elbow smash.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-28

delphia captain.
Miss Charlotte Glutting, South
Orange. N. j.
Mrs. opal s. Hill, Kansas City.
Mo.
Miss Marion Miley, Lexington,
Ky.
Mrs. l. D. Cheney. Los Angeles.
Mrs. John d. Crews former
Maureen OrcutDs Coral Gables,
Fla
Miss Patty Berg, Minneapolis.
Mrs. Frank GoldthWaite, Fort
Worth. Texas
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %. U.P)--
Norman Bright, American two-mile
record holder, held new track laur-
els today following an upset victory
over Glenn Cunningham of Kansas
in a mile race at the San Francisco
Golden Spikes indoor track and
field meet.
A blistering stretch drive gave
Bright victory by a margin of two
yards in 4:16.3 considerably slower
than Cunningham's record.
Running his first race in the far
west, Cunningham, American in
door and outdoor mile champion,
apparently underestimated Bright,
former Stanford star. He permit
ted Bright to hold the lead
throughout most of the race, then
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-28
CampilIO Coasts in
To Win $500 Race

ARCADIA. Calf, Feb. %. up
The Greenfield stables five-year-
old black gelding Campillo, yester-
dav coasted to an easy victory IN
the S2.500 California bred cham
pionship at Santa Anita track.
Taking the lead at the start
Campillo went to the front under
restraint and coasted home an easy
victor by a length in the mile gal
lOD.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-28

able to ride for at least three
months, physicians reported today.
The veteran rider, under contract
to Mrs. Silas B. Mason, was thrown
by Speed Girl in the third race and
suffered a fractured collar bone.
Speed Girl stumbled while round
ing the turn into the stretch.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-28
Star Jockey Hurt
In Race Accident

LOS ANGELES, Feb %. UP)-
Charles Kurtsinger, one of the lead
ing jockeys at Santa Anita track
this season, probably will not be
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-28
TracE<rnen SET for
Annual Field Day:
Easfside Entered

Tracksers from every high school in Imperial VALLEY
viii take part in the county track and field be held
on the FL Centro cinder path starting at 10 Saturday
100 athletes of largest entry lists in many years will
take part IN the Morning events will include all
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-01
TOday's BOOndOggle

So engrossed did New Dealers become in the task Of
providing third of million dollars worth of model housing
for the horses tropical birds and poultry in Pueblo that 1t
was only beatedy that they bethough themselves of the
homeless lions tigers the stray zebras and monkeys and
the orphaned elephants and bears that might be fitting about
the city.
When this tragic thought finally did dawn, however the
Administration acted immediately for with this Adminstra
ton the motto is: "No thought than spent"
The WPA at began to dburse $24595 of the Federal
Trearys substance animal pits at the
Puebos city park and almost day the taxpayers
expect to see in their local papers the following classified
advertisement:
WANTED Horses of good family and refined manners, to
occupy $2 900 barns being built by the WPA at the
State fairgrounds; accommodations for unlimited number
available
Chickens turkeys ducks must be pedgreed TO rcost in
$4,000 poultry house contemplated by the WPA at State
fairgrounds.
Tropical BIRDS md-Vctoran vocabuaries essential
swear in Spanish only fill $4,000 bird house being
built by the WPA in City Park
Miscellaneous of animals freaks preferred to
nhab new $2 900 animal pits being built by WPA City
Park.
And money from the WPA pay for and feeding
the stray dogs cats accepted unless WPA de-
cides to build unconditional pound here
Address, CITY OF PUEBLO.
(cOpyright-rhs New ork sun)