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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-24
Second And Concluding
Installment OF Report
By Bridge Commission

49, ~SN "a VIZ RNOa 49, NV w At06aC
any statement contradicting this
report of Mr.. Duncan, because it
felt that it did not want to heap
any criticism on him, since it was
possible that he would be retain
ed as Chief Engineer.
''This Board has even sat back
and allowed rampant rumors and
criticisms to be heaped on its MEM
bers by factions or groups who
had selfish interests and not the
interest of the bridge project to
such an extent that this Board
was accused of wanting to disrupt
the entire personnel and that Dan
L. Navarro of Key West, was to
be Bridge Manager. In this con-
nection it might be added that
Mr.. Navarro has naver had in
mind the Bridge Managers job,
and has publicly denied any such
rumor, and has made the out and
out statement that he would not
be Bridge Manager under any
circumstances.
"This Board has conscientious
ly labored ever since it came into
office for the interest of the prof.
ect at heart, and has given hours
and hours of its time with only
enc thought in mind--to build the
bridges as soon as possible. The
only purpose of the trip by our
attorney to Washington was to
find out whether the Public
Works Administration insisted on
contract with an engineer and
the procedure for the approval of
new engineer, provided the
Board felt it advisable to have a
new engineer. Our attorney was
advised that the PWA did not in
sist on any contracts, and that
the selection of an engineer
should be accomplished by the
submission of names for their APP
prova.
"With regard to the article
above referred to in the Sunday
Tribune. this Board makes this
flat and fcreeful statenlhnt
There is no fight between this
Board and the PWA. We are not
trying to play politics, because
that is q game we know nothing
Iof. None Of the personnel on the
present bridge project has ever
been smarked for slaughter" Mr..
Marks, our attorney, did not 60
to Washington in regards to the
$500, 600, but went there for the
purpose previously mentioned.
The Board has never sought to
divide Duncan's salary, giving half
to Bridge Manager. This Board
desired to retain Duncan as Chief
Engineer for the sake of harmony
and in order to go forward with
| the work, and not to create any
delay, even for one day. We have
felt right along that it is essential
to cooperate with the PWA; that
the time has come when this
Board must be forceful in order
to have the contractors put on
the necessary personnes and
equipment. -
"The application for loan grant
which is the basis for this loan set
Iup that the estimated elapsed
time from the beginning Of work
to the completion would be twelve
months, and that the necessary
personnel to complete il within
that time was set forth as fol-
folws:
'sNumber of employees each
month during the execution Of the
project:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-24
NO FLAG, NO PAY

Atlanta, Ga.-Teachers cannot
collect their salaries in the Geor-
gia schools unless they display the
American flag each day schools
are in session, beginning this Fall,
according to a ruling of the State
Board of Education.
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FINDS SISTER AFTER
~ YEARS

Rochester. n. Y-Loeatiag hts
sister after forty-0ne years. WI
Iiam G. FIuker went 20 Dayton
Ohio. q Sc her for the first tire
since she uas six years Old
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-24

Hoqglam. wash. ~ Answering
the ealls e frightened reai8eHta.
officers rnnEed nearby woods and
shof 3 zoo-ponnd bear which I'D
beer foragsnx the ne8whboshaod
~ nson - e. bars nate b shof,
thev sxpses ihs eomnsanitg = B.
safe axzin.
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news NOTES
uEAvEs CHAIR, EscAPFs

LEAVES CHAIR, EscAPEs
shAnghai.--Arising from rs
chair IN the Marine headqyasters
on Haiphons Road e answF fhf
telephone. Major ~. ;. Keiiehsr.
y. s Marine efGeer. escaped BE-
ing he b. a sheli from = Jspan-
ess snti-aireraft gun which esrss
shreagis the roof and shaflerst
The chair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-24

"Work on the project began
during the month Of November.
1886, 50 that at this time and at
the time the Commission took OF.
flee. there should be around 1900
to l4e0 men working on the prof.
eet. When this Board came into
office there was approximately
500 men working with the con-
tractors. and il was our under
standing from cur past attorney
that We had nothing 10 do with
the personnel Of the contractors.
This Beard wasn't concerned
about the personnel What we
wantad was 70 have them have
sufficient men on the job like
they should have. and sufficient
tConttnged on Page Four1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-24

Key West, Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range OF only Ia Fahrenheit
La gaceta., 1937-05-28
Las declaraciones de I'm voluntariio
que fue a pelear con los Leales
No existe tai campo de entrenamiento
en- ell Estado de New York

Woodbridge, N. Y, Mayo %.
Los esfuerzos hechos aqui
para encontrar ell c~ampamento
donde los -norteamericanos son
entrenados para tomar parte
en- la guerra de Espaiia, cam
pamento que Sc dice Sc encuen
ira entire Fallsburgh y ell con-
dado de Sullivan, han fracasa-
do por complete Paul Burke,
un albanil de Minneapolis, de-
clar6 a un peri6dico de Paris
que habfa desertado en- Fran
cha de un grupo de americanos
que Sc dirigfa al frente leal
desde un campo de entrena :
miento de los Estados Unidos.
Las tropas del estado, la po-
licfa local, los ch6feres v otras
La gaceta., 1937-05-28
LA ~UNIVERSIDAD DE TAM
PA REELIGIO SU JUNTA
DE
3. LGdo.

Con Ell fin de hacer que Ia u
niversidad de Tampa siga I'm
derrotero de mayor progreso, Sc
reunio aver la Junta de ABODE
radios.
Para Ell venidero afo 50 apro-
DO un presupuesto mayor, en- I'm
500, que ell del ano pasado.
Toda la Junta fue reflects.
quedando integrada por los Sc
fores R. ]. Binnicker, presiden-
te; Charles F. Blake, secreta :
RIO; Ernest Mas, tesorero, v CO
mite executive Carlos d Rro-
rein, j. A. Griffin, ]. S. Minis.
George B Howell, John B. Sut-
ton Ernest Mas v Frank D.
Jackson.
Para ell venidero ano Sc crea-
"a la facultad de economic do
mestica.
Informaron a la Junta 81 de-
cano M. S. Hale y ell nuevo pre-
sidente, John H. Sherman.
La gaceta., 1937-05-28

fuentes de information han 81
do comprobadas Y TODD indica
que Ell Burke ha mentido. 81
sargento Thomas j. Mangan,
de las tropas del estado, cuyo
puesto en- Liberty" cubre ese
territorio, no tiene noticia de
csc campamento. La policfa To-
cal tampoco sabe NADIA.
Una finca de IT'S acres a me
dia milla de aqui y media mi.
LA de la carretera, solo hay
una que pueda responder a la
description y es propiedad de
Charles Lerman.
La esposa de herman y su
hijo Soils Sc rieron con la mott.
ella, pero ell hijo admiti6 que
habfa tenido TN empleo con la
La gaceta., 1937-05-28
SOCGEDAD LA DEFENSA
DE LA FAMILIA

Cito por este medic a todos
los socios para la Junta General
que tendra efecto hoy Viernes
%, a las 8 p. m. en- el salon alto
del Centre Obrero.
Sc les notifica a todos los due
nos de vacas particulares que
en- esta Junta Sc har& entrega
de los 'Checks" que esta socie-
dad tiene en- su poder Mandados
por el Departamento de Salu-
bridad del Estado sean 0 no So
clos /.
Rail NogueigU.
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1937-05-28
La Fiesta Pro Ambulancia

La Fiesta Pro AmbulGnciG
Ell sub-comite Pro4Ambulan-
ella del Frente Popular CONT
nia en- sus gestiones para dar
forma a la fiesta que Sc supone
sea la mas popular y concurrida
de todas las verificadas en- Tam
pa de muchos amos a la fecha.
Comisiones nombradas por el
Sub-Comite tienen a ST. cargo
los preparativos todos, mien-
tras que ell Comite, por su parte,
labora para hacer que resulte 10
mas lucrativa possible.
Por 10 pronto Sc sabe que la
fiesta comenzara con I'm al
muerzo del que participaran ni-
les de concurrentes.
La gaceta., 1937-05-28
Ell PICNIC DE LA UNIoNE

Nuestro estimado amigo 81
Sr. Vicente Guastella, presi'
dente de la Unione Italiana,
nos envia una amabie invita-
cion para ell Picnic que esa so.
ciedad celebrara ell domingo,
en- Ia finca La Columna.
Agradecemos la fineza v de
seamos que ell p1blico de q ese
Picnic ell apoyo que merece.
La Unione realiza una labor
digna dc las mayores alaban-
.xas.
La gaceta., 1937-05-28
ANiversoYio

ANivers0Yio
Diez amos c6mplense hoy de
Ia feli5 union de los esposos An
gelica y Rafael vina, celebrada
en- esta ciudad, y de la cual CO.
mo muestra viviente del amor
inextinguible que anida en- sus
corazones, besan con placer q
sus dos tiernos vastagos, encar-
Rados de perpetuar, con 81 hon
rado nombre q. llevan, las deli.
cadezas y virtudes de sus proge.
nitores.
Nuestra felicitaci6n sincera .
los esposos Viha en- el decline
a~niversario de su matrimonio, J
que sea imperecedora e inalte
rable la dicha que al present
disfrutan.
La gaceta., 1937-05-28
CauppleaAos

Ell veterano de las luchas con-
ira los peces en- la playa de Pal
meta, Fernando Suco, celebra
su cumpleanos Ell dfa de hoy.
En- compafifa de su buena es-
posa, Aracelia, y sus cuatro hi
jos, Jose, Fernando, Dora Y Ma
ria pasara Suco las horas del a.
niversario de SUI nacimiento, re-
cordando, sine tiempos mas fe-
Ices ,por 10 menos mas vividos
que los actuales.
iQue para bien los cuentes,
amigo Suco! 81
La gaceta., 1937-05-28

.H e
Estos dos amos de tirania, O.
preston y escandalo, de que fue
vfctima Ell Pueblo, sirvieron pas
ra que todas las ansias de reno
vaci6n e ideales de perfecciona-
miento por la Libertad, cristali-
zaran en- ell crisol del que sali6
Ell Frente Popular.
Con tOdos los corazones latien
do al unisono y todas las volun-
tades anunadas en- ell esfuerzo
para la consecuci6n del fl nco-
nun, lego Ell clamoroso triunfo
del Frente Popular, exponente
de ejemplar ciudadania de nues-
tro Pueblo, q. demostro a los an
tidemocraticos de TODD ell mundo
que ha alcanzado su mayorfa de
edad y sabe elegir y defender la
forma de gobierno que les ha de
Nevar por ell camino de la pros
peridad y que no admite impo-
siciones de nadie.
Pasados los primeros dias de
. IN
jubilo indescriptible, en- que Ell
entusiasmo popular superb al
halbido en- la proclamaci6n de la
Rep1blica, entr6 esta en- una eta
pa de construction economical,
polltica Y social inigualdad en-
Ia historic contemporaries Es-
pamela, y que nos hacia esperar
con fe en- un pr6ximo future de
paz, justicia social Y total con-
solidaci6n de la Repdblica.
Sin embargo, en- ell ambiente
nacional existia un quiste secu-
lar que hacia el momento de
una delicadeza suma. Todas las
fuerzas reaccionarias, desde la
burgUesfa castrada Y viciosa,
hasta Ell ~ejercito, pasando por ell
alto clero, que no representa- en-
Espana a las puras doctrinas de
Gristo, conscientes de que NADIA
podian esperar por ell canine
dc la legalidad, pues la opinion
pTblica no podrfa ser enganada
nuevamente, Sc aprestaban a
dar Ell golpe decisive sin repa-
rar en- medios nj preocuparse de
las tragicas consecuencias que
habfa de sufrir la Patria.
La terapeutica humane pues-
ia en- juego por ell Frente Popu-
lar no fu6 suficiente para extir-
par Ell virus que emponzonaba
81 ambiente nacional. Era nece-
saria una "cura de caballo", res
ponsabilidad que nadie quiso e.
charse sobre los hombros.
Preparado Ell ejercito Y algu-
mas organizaciones de derechas
para dar ell golpe, era necesaria
una "labor" previa conducente
2 predisponer a la opinion p1-
ollca a favor de una dictadura
tlpo fascista. Aquf entra de lie
40 la actuaci6n de esa banda
asesinos alborotadoresa. or
yanizada al socaire de los ante
gobiernos de derechas.
+. E. de las j. o. N. S. (Falan-
ge Espanola de las Juyentudes
lie Ofensiva Nacional-Sindica-
ista). La sola lectura del tftulo
anterior es suficiente para ha-
cerse una idea con respecto al
caracter de la mencionada orga-
nizaci6n. En- honor a la verdad
1lremos que cumplieron su CO.
netido a la perfection; con los
proeedimientos importados de
los Nazis Alemanes v de los Fas
sistas ~Italianos, empezaron una
rampaha de crfmenes, atenta-
dos Y alborotos callejeros, cream
do un estado de intranquilidad.
La gaceta., 1937-05-28
Ell RaiIe de Maaana

Ell Bale de ManGnG
Una atenta invitaci6n firma
da por ell p~residente general Sr.
Carlos Menendez, llega a mi me
So para el gran bale de Flores
que dara mafiana a beneficio
de sus socios la prestigiosa So
ciedad Centre Asturiano.
va anunciamos que en- esta
celebration tocaran tres orques
tas, y que Ell bale durara desde
las 9 hasta las A de la maiana.
La gaceta., 1937-05-28
Otro c~stanpleaaos

WV NNUNFtOS*svVU
Una muy inteligente y sim
patica senorita, Ana Herman.
dez Barrera, alumna aventaja.
da del Hillsborough High
School, celebra SUI cumpleaiios
81 dfa de hoy en- el seno de su;
familiares, residences en- la ca.
lie Catorce No. 24O1.
La Srta. Hernandez es hijs
de los esposos Claudio v Ana
Hernandez, antiques y muy a.
preciables vecinos de Ybor, con
cuya amistad mes honramos.
La gaceta., 1937-05-28
Eg Picnic de L'Unaor,e

W Picnic de L;Unione
Ago dijimos aver del picnic
zua ID progresista sociedad LU
one dara ell domingo en- los te-
nos del parque La Columna,
~ nos dejamos en- ell tintero
ferirlo hoy ell detalle de
BIOS que Sc ofreceran a
coa aaores en- los distintos
bra lie habran de cele-
rrones 4 base de maca-
vido ! asada sera SER
menzandeN uieridiano, CO.
inmediatars. sus tocatas
FL bale en- erminado.
hasta las nues ~ durara
-=-- Mnche.
La gaceta., 1937-05-28

La Secci6n de Recreo que tie
ne a su.cargo la direction de Ia
fiesta, cortfia en- que, dado 81
fin benefico a que Sc destinan
sus utilidades ,el ptiblNN respon,
da, como lo sha techo en- aAQs an<
teriores, Il IN suscocperaci6Asqu
sera M y~estimada.
Ell acsEvo v enthusiastic j6ven
Mario Pullara, presidente ac-
tual de la Secci6n de Recreo, ha
puesto particular empeno cen
que la fiesta Sc resuelya en- I'M
complete exito, atendiendo a to-
dos los detalles de importancia
Eel precio del almuerzo cor
entrada a los terrenos Sc ha fl.
jado en- I'm dollar, con 25 centa-
vos para los que solo deseen dis
frutar del bale.
La gaceta., 1937-05-28


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tie ainuo n"S'a ios uien-
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an ps eNtahjei@ que cons-
do Va peis,o pal" ID eivi-
10 nAah' 81 pueoio Ell uh estaoo
Ia re inquie'uu por e'los proVoca-
do oo'y pai" que il"ua laitara q
u sataiiicos instlntos' liego
o. ii ID chispa que les slrylo
"e pfese&to para ehcender Ell
1e @h q'e iiiiiaOa d Ia raerla'
81 "ao.Ve Vioiehta uel mayor al
al ue r~arlailento yuno
Ia "e 'os pfihclpaiss cauuliios de
ia iaS u~eiechas' CaSVo Sooelo, a
a niaios oe unos guardla sde asal-
~ coino representa- por ell cobar-
s. dos horas antes 81 -nonplar,s;.
lie Az ' i''e LAS
La gaceta., 1937-05-28

wv AAA1dLn OCi oP@
nish Information Service, CO.
ment6: "Nada sc de ESQ. Cree
que es una historical, una in
venci6n del se1or Burke"
La familia del albanil, resi-
dente en- Omaha, Nebraska, a.
segura que en- los dltimos amos
Sc habia interesado en- ell CO.
munismo.
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-19

Thatcher street was recent visit
or to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip H. Walls re.
Gently entertained for q few days
their daughter, Mrs. Helen Williams
of Philadelphia.
Miss Bertha Elizabeth Cannon was
a visitor to Annapolis. Md. the past
weekend.
Mrs. Vera Usilton and daughter.
Patsy, of Newtown, Pa, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Layton. 4
Harold Dukes entertained ON We'd
nesday evening at his home, the
bridge club of which he is a men,
ber.
Former Senator Henry McIatire
delivered an address on Lincoln ON
Monday evening at the February
meeting of the John M. Clayton p.
T. A. Senator McIntire is an inter-
esting speaker and his address was
enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Ethel Tingle, teacher of the
third grade had the children give a
very pretty exercise of early Indian
life. The children wore Indian cos
tunes. 80
Major Short spoke on aims and
plans of the school. AS the school
started one week earlier than usual
it will be able to complete the scho-
lastic year May %.
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-19
FRANKFORT

Mrs. Morgan T. Gum entertained
at four tables of bridge at her home
on Friday afternoon. Those present
were Mrs. VIM. E. Monroe, Mrs
Roxie Dukes, Mrs. G.. Massey Gum
Mrs. Malverna Long, Mrs. James
Polk, Mrs. Edward Morris, Mrs
Carlton Fooks, Mrs. Philip Short
Mrs. Clarence Easham, Mrs. Ralph
Belts, Mrs. George s. Williams, Mrs.
Alice Huxferd Gum, Mrs. Audrey
Shepherd, Mrs. Burton G. Cannon,
Mrs. Margaret Taylor Heath and
Mrs. Herbert Watson. Mrs. Polk won
high score and Mrs. Cannon second
score.
Mrs. Eva Bunting onley of Nor
folk, Va, was a visitor. here last
week. Mrs. Onley is a native of this
town and her many friends are al
ways glad to welcome her home.
Everett C.. Stokes was agreeably
surprised when about thirty of his
friends and neighbors called on him
at his home near town Friday eve
ming and reminded him that 1t was
his natal day. Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes,
although taken by surprise were
quite equal to the occasion. Refresh
ments were soon prepared and the
evening was enjoyed by all.
Next Sunday there will be an OK
cursion from here TO Philadelphia,
Atlantic City, New York, Baltimore.
and Washington. The special train
will leave here at 1854 a. m.
On the following Sunday there
will be an excursion to Frankford
from Philadelphia, Chester and VIII
mington. The special train is due
here at 1914 a. M, returning at
1886 p. m.
Perry Graves went to Boston. !
Mass, where he was called by the
ieath of his sister-in-law. Mrs.
Graves and the two children re-
nained in Wilmington with Mr.. |
Graves mother.
Mrs. Albert Morris who lives on !
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-19
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
West Second Street
CIisYord e.. Greiner. Pastor

Never Fair; but always Prayer!
Sunday. February 21
10 A. M.-Bible School. Glasses fol
all ages. Lesson, 1.-The Power Of
Jesus Over Death"
ia M.-Worship service. Sermon
There Are Three Who Bear Wit
ness."-(Series in / John.)
6:45 P. M.-Meeting for young
people.
1880 P. M.-Gospel message: Can
A Man Be Lost Again?" John 6:37-
SO.
Monday, February %
7:45 P. M.-The third service in a
series of cottage prayer meetings.
Tonight at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. KINNEY, North Walnut street.
Wednesday, February "a
4P. M.-Junior League. A special
meeting. The boys and girls of the
community are always welcome to
attend.
1880 P. M.-Mid-week service for
prayer, praise and Bible study.
Friday, February rs
7:45 p. M.-Regular monthly
meeting of the Philathea Class. To-
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. Jester.
You and your family are cordially
invited to all of the services.
&C o NJ E -
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-19
FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH


j. T. BAILEY, Pastor
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1897.
m.-Class meeting service.
mChuch School all Good teachers Mr.
John wilkins. superintendent Room for YOU
II a. m-Preaching by the pastor
Society will be the leader AL
people invited
by the not churched anywhere
with will be glad welcome you.
Prayer meeting Thursday night
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-19
CAREYS

Bonard Brittingham, son of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. J. Brittingham and Miss
Helen Reed, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Reed, both Of near here
were married on Saturday night at
Nassau. Mr.. and Mrs. Brittingham
are we'll liked by all in this COM
munity and are wonderful workers
in the church and this community
wishes them a long and happy mar
ried life. 49,.
oliver Jones and J. ]. Brittingham
have recently purchased new Fords.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rust of VIII
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-19
STAYTONSVILLE

Sunday school at Staytonsville
Community Church every Sunday at
2 p. m. Let every member of each
class be present with a well studied
lesson. At 8 p. m. there will be a
special service In charge of a large
group of church workers from Phil
adelphia. Don't fail to miss this spe-
cial service. Come and hear these
good folks sing and testify for the
Lord. All are welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-19

miagton visited the iatter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Brittingham on
Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Wootten is convalesc-
ing in the Milford Emergency Hos
pital.
Miss Elizabeth West has returned
home from the Beebe Hospital at
Lewes, after suffering with appen-
dicitis and pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Jones and son
Oliver visited Mr.. and Mrs. Granville
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-19
I704
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Church and Third Streets,
REV. JOSEPH 8. KINKS, Rector.
Goo Church Street)
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1887.


1880 m.-
M School
11:00 mBfornng the Rev Walden PeL NJ A
Headnaser ST. Andrews School Middletown, Delaware
Wednesday, Feb. Services p m. s4ftst,
2e-Seryices m. r.
Thompson Rector, Christ Church. Dover, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-19

Mamford OF Laurel on Friday eve
ming.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Rust and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Jones and son visited Frank Parker
and family on Sunday evening.
Services Sunday: Sunday school at
1850. Preaching at 3 o'clock. Every
one invited.
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-19
THE CHURCH OF GOD
Second and Pear Sts- Nerth Milford
]. Roland Hickson, Pastor

Sunday, February 21
10 a. m.-Sunday school.
IL a. m.-Song and praise service.
1880 D. m.-Song service.
ID. m.-Preaching.
1880 p. m., Thursday - Prayer
meeting.
Come out and enjoy these services
with us. Everyone welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-19
PnGRM HOLINESS CHURCH
Rev. C. W. Schelhouse. Pastor

Sunday. February IA
11.0O a. m.-Preaching.
ZOO D. m-Song and praise service.
500 D. m.-Preaching.
r. Nffd-weeks prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening at 7.30 O'Clock.
A warm welcome extended to all.
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-19

Suicides in the United States aver
age SIS daily.
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-19

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Branch of The First Church Of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
Services every Sunday at II a. m.
Sunday School at same hour.
Wednesday evening meeting, nrst
Wednesday in each month at s p. m.
In Grange Hall, Milford Del
Evening star., 1937-06-13

You don't have to do your washing in basin
lust because you live in an apartment! IhlS TINS
grand little washer will do it for you. IT WIN
wash a sheet underthings endless baby Things
or six shirts at time 1t is small enough to tuck
away when not in use. And can be put on the
stove over low flame and steriliZed, too!
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-02
Contracts on Dam
Equipment Let

Secretary of the Interior, Har-
old L. Ickes recently announced
award of contracts for manu-
facture, delivery and installation
of equipment for the Boulder Dam
powerhouse on bids totaling $780,
15e.
The Westinghouse Electric Man.
ufacturing company of Denver
was awarded the contract for
manufacture and installation of
5000 ampere $4,000 volt bus
structure at a net delivered cost
of $107,581.92 and for manufac-
ture of two 600 ampere $4,000
volt oil circuit breakers at a net
delivered cost of $1O,134.44.
The Allis- Chalmers Manufacture
ing Company OF Milwaukee. Wis
consin, was awarded the contract
for two $4,000 volt 1000 ampere,
vertical lift type, oil circuit break
ers at a net delivered cost of
$114,44295.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-02
100 New Members
Added TO Rolls
OF Farm Group

More than 100 new members have
been added to the rolls of the As
sociated Farmers of Imperial Coun-
ty during the past two weeks. ac-
cording to a statement from G. H.
Breon, secretary manager
The increase is due, Breon said,
TO growing appreciation of the work
of the Associated Farmers. who
have been called the watch-dogs
of the agricultural industry in Cali
fornia. Primary purpose of the
farmers association is TO guard
against invasion of agitators whose
activities have left a record of de-
structive losses incurred by both
workers and employers.
Among other activities, the as
sociation has given data from its
confidential files on actual spon-
sors of speakers who have sought
from time TO time to lease audi
toriums in valley cities in cam
paigns directed against Imperial
county's greatest asset, its farming
community.