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Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06
MISSING RESIDENTS
SAFE AFTER LONG
Hike FROM MEXICO

After a 35 mile hike over a little
used road from point approx
mately 10 miles in the interior of
Mexico, four Imperial Valley resi-
dents, missing since Sunday, were
brought safely to MeXicali by a
Mexican motorist late Monday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom ]. Cory and
James Leighton, all of Ell Centro,
and Miss Elizabeth Wilson, BraW-
ley school teacher, arrived home
none the worse for their experience.
They left Sunday morning for a
trip to the Cocapah mountains.
carrying with them letter of safe
conduct from Joaquin Terrasas,
Mexican consul at Mexicali.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06

The Americans were forced to
abandon their automobile after
serious trouble with its mechanism.
They walked 35 miles to a point
where the road bisected highway.
A Mexican motorist gave them a
lift to Mexicali.
The missing party was the object
OF an intensive search by Ameri-
can officers, who feared for their
safety. The search was hindered
because SO little was known of their
destination, their plans, or the
hour of their departure. They were
thought to have travelled in two
cars toward Cuervas. where Cory
has ranching interests.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06
FLOODS MENACE
ALABAMA AFTER
TORNADO WIND

MONTGOMERY, Ala April g.
WR)-Floods menaced southeast Ala
bama today in the wake of disaster
Gus tornado winds which killd six
persons, injured more than 25 and
caused heavy property damage
across the south.
Flood warnings were posted along
the Conecuh, Pea and ChoctaWhat-
chez Rivers in southeast Alabama.
The U. S. weather bureau at Pensa-
cola, Fla, predicted high crests at
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06
Bill GIVING DISTRICTS POWER TO
VOTE LAND RECEIVES APPROVAL

told the committee large acreages In
Northern California were disen-
franchised at present because the
irrigation districts were without
authority to vote the land.
Thomas Rutledge, attorney for
Reclamation District 2047, headed
opponents of the bill, who contend
ed the measure would give the ir-
rigation districts control of recla-
nation districts.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06
California River
Commission Urqed

ference Monday. as we'll as state
engineer and a representative from
San Diego.
1t would be the duty Of the pro-
posed committee to collect data on
water filings, as we'll as other facts
pertinent to California's rights in
any proposed revision of the Color
ado River Compact, in negotiation
of any treaties with Mexico. or in
any other proposed regulation of
the flow and distribution of Col
crado river water.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06

'memDerS or the Doard OF directors
Tuesday.
Hewes returned Tuesday morn
ing from Los Angeles, where he and
Chief Counsel Harry w, Horton
of the district conferred with rep
resentatives of the Metropolitan
Water District, the Los Angeles Bu-
reau of Light and Power, and the
Palo Verde and Coachella irriga-
ton districts. Organization of the
proposed committee was discussed.
Calling for an appropriation OF
$4,000 to be used in fact-finding,
the bill would establish a commits
sion of seven members, to serve
without pay. They would include
presiding officers of the agencies
represented at the Los Angeles con-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06
Mrs. Love Gets 7 Years

LOS ANGELES. April 6. U.P)-
The gates of prison, instead of the
insane asylum for which she had
hoped, closed today behind Mrs.
Helen Wills Love, whose recent
seven day psychic coma" attract
ed the attention of the medical
world. She was given 7-year SEN
tence.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06

Elba and Geneva, Ala, and warm
ed farmers to move cattle to higher
ground.
The spring storms concentrated
their greatest fury in Alabama, af-
ter sweeping across Louisiana and
Mississippi. The winds killed a
Negro at Little Oak, Ala, a white
fisherman at Muscle Shoals, two
white children at Shorter, Ala, and
a Negro girl at Phoenix City, Ala.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06

SACRAMENTO, April 6.-RU,R)-
Directors of irrigation districts
would be given the power to vote
lands to which they hold title in
elections for reclamation district
trustees under provisions of bill
recommended for passage by the
assembly conservation committee.
Supporters of the measure, inclu-
ding Charles Lambert of Illinois,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06
MISUNDERSTANDING

BARCELONA, Spain, April 6.--tU.p)
1t seems there was slight misun-
derstanding over movie star Enrol
Flynn's clacsh with a machine gun
on the Madri1 front. He shot a
machine gun instead of being shot
by one.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06
Necessity For Adequate Quarters in
City Outlined at Board Meeting;
Straw Vote Proposed

Necessity for providing adequate quarters for the 3O
900 books owned by the Ell Centre public library
planned to representatives of various organizations at
meeting called by the library board Monday afternoon
Preparedness made for the special bond election
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06

Organization of a California Colorado River Commits
sion operating under state budget of $4,000 to study
water division is proposed in bill tentatively planned
for introduction in the state legislature President Evan
T. Hewes of the Imperial Irrigation District told other
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06
'PI lane Rannned
Cliff Burned
Pilot Declares
Eight Apparently Dead in Craft on Peak
On Arizona New Mexico Border;
Inaccessible Place

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, April (UP)-Major A. d.
Smith, veteran arman returned here today after sighting
from his plane the charred wreckage of missing Douglas
Arner that probably carried eight persons to their
deaths when it crashed on tinbered slope of Mount
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06
One Way Out

One Way Out
c. l.. Collins, who handles the
by-products of trees, has discover
ed at last how to beat the rap in
q purely legitimate, not to say in
spired, manner. Collins foot got
wee bit too heavy while his auto
was negotiating the Rose canyon
road in San Diego county, and
much to his discomfort, highway
patrolman happened along. In po-
lice court, Collins called the muse
to his aid, explaining via the poe
try route just how it all happened.
The judge read the poem, Squint-
ed speculative eyes safety ward
and suspended Collins fine because
he had contributed to the cause
of safe driving.
Dwindling Rapidly
The Rotary clubs quartette is
like the Negro Woman's children,
who were "fadin' fast" Earle G..
Davis, one of the four appointed
at the last meeting in the cause
of club harmony, drove in from
the country for a scheduled re-
hearsal. Lem McCarty, the direc-
tor, was there, and so was Cy Ship
way, the accompanist. They waited
and Waited-and then they waited.
No one showed up. Davis, en- route
home again at last, was heard to
humble something about doing a
solo sit-down strike.
Up To Date
RR, in his youth an ardent de-
votee of Penrod and Sam, doesn't
seem to recall any G-men in those
days, but screen writer's innova-
ton in the picture at the U. A.
showhouse will prove popular at
least with members of Ell Centro's
Junior Police. Because of the G.
men club episode in the picture,
Manager Herb Norris invited the
youthful coppers to the picture
palace, gratis, on Friday-second
day of the show.
Double Service
Russ F'riedley, it seems, not only
fills up the gas tank, but judg-
ing from what RR saw Tuesday,
then gets the motorists stalled
auto started by pushing it by main
brute strength. And, speaking OF
pushing automobiles, who was the
motorist whose newly-purchased
new car, one of the most popular
makes. stalled in front of a rival
dealers shop few minutes after
he bought it? The rival dealer
obligingly wheeled out one of his
new cars and pushed the motor
lists purchase back to its original
shop for service.
Locks Like A Feud-
Doc John c. Pace, he AYERS, is
getting tired of the younger gen.
eration's boaStfulneSS in the court
house set. On behalf of the old
sters, Doc Pace is planning to
challenge DR.. Warren F. Fox as
sertion that he can beat anybody
in the court house at any sport
they choose.
Having tried it, RR suggests ski
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06

Sounds About The Same
A postcard from a reader:
Dear RR: Your young lady friend
of the mole hill-mouse holes figure
of speech must be related to a
friend of mine whose dear hus-
band Has the patience of Jobs
turkeys"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-06

Butter: Los Angeles gee; but
terfat, Imperial Valley, (. o. b
ranch, Grade A 40c; manufae-
turing milk 351a; route gathered
cream 311ac.
L. A. Hay: u. S. No. $1,000
1000; u. S. No. 2 leafy $500;
u. S. No. 2 S17.O0-18.00; Min
neapOlis flax S2.l8-2.24.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

Esta noche, a las diez, tengo
que volver a incorporarme...
Y 10 decfa con I'm tono de
voz como 81 estuviese leyendo
en- alg1n libro. Luego, tras una
pausa, va en- otro tono de voz
como 81 estuviese leyendo en-
algGn libro. Luego, tras una
pausa, va en- otro tono:
isl siquiera acabase de su
Isl siquiera acabase de
morirse a TEMPO, la pobre...!
Temblaba oyendo a aquel
No podia levantarme
marchar, pues los ojos del
sastre estaban demasiado GER
ca para escabullirme. ST Pfeif-
fer hubiese estado ALI, lie hui
.iera dado la mano aprisa y
salido corriendo, sin
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

Pfeiffer me cogi6 del brazo
y me llev6 por ell pasillo ade-
lante.
-Pasa, y no te preocupes...
En- ell cuarto, donde flotaba
Ell resplandor rojizo de una
.bombilla mortecina, vi una me-
So cubierta con mantel, v sen.
.tado a ella, comiendo, al pa
Dire de Pfeiffer y a sus hernia
nitos peQuenos. Cabezas rojas
y ojazos asustados. En- ell silen
clio, solo Sc ola ell ruido de los
que comfan v alguien que an
daba en- la alcoba vecina, Gu
va puerta estaba entornada.
-Buenas noches-dije, al
entrar.
Ell padre de Pfeiffer me hi
20 una seha con In cabexa sin
La gaceta., 1937-05-17
6l2 cASS STREET.

despegar los labios. Fran las
ocho v media Pfeiffer puso
una silla para que me sentase
al otro extreme de la mesa,
sac6 ell cuaderno del bolsillo,
y me dijo:
-Toma, copia...-Y desapa
.reci6 por Ia puerta de la alco-
ba.
70. alli, sentado junto a a.
queIla familia que comia en- 81
lencio, no me atrevia apenas a
moverme. Los n1meros del pro
blema me bailaban delante de
los ojos Y las figuras geometri-
cas- me parecian arabescos fe-
briles.
De repente, Ell padre de
Pfeiffer dej6 de mascar, y pu-
SO dido o los gemidos apaga-
La gaceta., 1937-05-17
CANCELADA LA PEI EA
ALvtREzTERRAEovA

La pele entire Chino Alvsfez
pdgil de|fpeso ligero, y Franckie
Terranova Jun aspirante a Ia
corona de 1876 libras no Sc efec.
|tuara manama. en- Benjamin
Fieeld, por haber notificado CHI
no al empresario Jim Downing
que le era impossible cumplir 81
palabra.
Alvarez, que ell jueves palso a
dormir a Battling Sammy, en-
Lakeland, alega que su estado
ffsico no es bueno. .
Terranova ostenta una wicto-
ria por "nocaut'' sobre Lew
Feldman, ell veterano que en-
New York derroto al tampeno
Carl Guggino .vencedor de AL
varez.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17
TELEFoNo 1870

dos que llegaban de la alcoba.
Dos ayes cortos, una enferme-
"a que musit6 unas palabras, v
TODD volvi6 a hundirse en- ell
silencio. Ell sastre miraba cons
tantemente al reloj Y con Ia
mano izquierda desmigajaba
dist~raidamente un pedazo de
pan.
-iSabia listed que estaba
muriendose, la pobre?
Mole die, apartando la
vista.
70 tampoco. Hace dos
dfas me pusieron un telegra-
llamandome. FL comandan
te me concedi6 tres dfas de IL
cencia, include ell viaje. Como
gran favor, pues ahora no pue-
excusar Q un solo hombre.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17
DEPORTES
VENCIO WAR ADMIRAL
EN- Ell


Baltimore mayo 1H-TWar
Admiral, ell famoso caballo ven
clio Ell sabado en- ell Preakness
ganando Ell premio de $50, 900.
Mas de $4,000 espectadores a.
sistieron emocionados a la caGrre
ra, en- la cual War Admiral no
quiso ceder nj una pulgada de
Ell terreno a ~"Pompoon'', su prin
cipal adversario.
La carrera no fue tan facil
para el hijo de "Wan O'War'
como Ell Derby, pero finaliz6
con largo y medic de distancia
Sobre Pompoon.
FL tango dificultaba algo la
carrera y hubo necesidad de re-
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

Ito apareci6 la fea cabeza peii-
rroja de Pfeiffer.
-Ah, 5eres til? Aguarda, q.
EN- seguida te abro...-A POGO,
OF sus pasos en- FL patio Cuando
10 tuve delante, note que esta-
ba palidfsimo.
-Entra-me dijo--, aun-
que...-Y sin poder contener-
Sc, rompi6 a sollozar Y a Ho-
rar.
-iQue ocurre, Pfeiffer?
Mi madre, que Sc esta mu-
riendo...
No supe que decirle nj Sc me
ocurri6 excusarme Y marchar-
me. Me quede parade Y balbu-
Gee:
Ell eiercicio de matemati-
cas-.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17
La Gaceta Folletfn No. no
Ernestc Gleeser
LOS QUE TENIAMON
DOCE AMOS

to en- las primeras lineas..." ITO
dos dos que morfan en- la guerra
Quedaban 10 mismo que este?
Ezra esta la muerte gloriosa re-
servada a los heroes? 70 me la
habia representado de modo
muy diferente.
Ademas, Pfeiffer saba mu-
chas matematicas y seguramen-
be me dejarfa copiar su ejerci-
clio. No me acorde de que tenia
Ia madre enferma
Cuando lame a su puerta,
era ys de asOcRae POr I'm ysaztani
La gaceta., 1937-05-17
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Yankees vencieron facil-
mente a los Atleticos, mientras
los Tigres superaban a los
Browns, los Medals Rojas afro
pellaban a los Senadores y los
Medias Blancas dominaban a
los Indios.
Por los Yankees Sc distingui6
Heinrich, con sus batazos; Dor
los Tigres, Babe Herman, y Nc
Nair por los Medals Rojas.
New York SC, 1Oh, De; Fila
DELTA &c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17
NoTIcTAs DE PELoTA
LIGA NACIONLAL

Los Piratas darrotarol. de
nuevo a los Cardenales, con
Bowman de pitcher. Weiland
cargo con ell fracaso. Duck Med
wick recibi6 un pelotazo en- Ell
cuedpo, pero bate6 dos 'hits".
San Luis lie, 6h, lie; Pitts
burgh &c, 7h, De.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17
para atras.

iAiA"r para dCraS.
-IQuiere listed conner al
go?-me dijo ell sastre. ponien
dome delante unas patatas CO.
cidas y I'm POGO de mermelada.
Y aunque parezca mentira. co
mi de aQuello, lleve unas cuan
tas patatas a la boca v empe
&c a mascar, solo por hacer al
go.
Fran las nueve y cuarto
cuando ell medico asom6 la ca
'beza por la puerta de Ia alco-
pa y pidi6 aqua caliente. Ell
sastre lie dirigi6 una mirada
interrogativa, a~puntando Al re
loj.
No puedo asegurarle a
listed nada-dijo ell medicu-.
Puede morir Embellishments
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

Passeau domino por complete
a los Gigantes, que solo lie ba-
tearon s hits y no pudieron He
garle a la gonna. Dick Bartell
bate6 de hit elevando a Is ell
ndmaro de desaffos consecuti-
vos EN- que tai cosa ha hecho.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, lie; New
York 0c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

Chick Hafdy impulse la ca-
rrera que los Rojos necesitaban,
con un babazo de fly, Y Ell
Chicago fue derrotado.
Esto ocurri6 en- ell noveno inn
ing. Fueron lastimados duran
tie Ell juego los dos catchers del
Chicago, Harnett v Bottarini.
asEqa
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

iQue lie pasa a Chino Alva-
rez?-se preguntan los fanati-
cos del boxeo.
Els indudable que algo lie pa
sa Y que es un ALGO contrario
a su carrera como pdgiI de las
1876 libras.
Alvarez ola la impression de
un hombre cansado ,desanima-
do, aburrido, sin apego a su ca
rrera.
La Ultima derrota, a marlos
de Guggino, aparentemente le
ha hecho perder fe en- su futuro.
Lo que Aware znecesita, 81 no
esta enfermo de verdad, es I'm
~entrenamiento formal, cuidado
sa alimentaci6n y meterse en- la
cabeza el deseo de combatir v
triunfar.
81 continaia perdiendo @ttpi-
mienta" y p~erdiendo fe en- su
lhabilidad .entonces anuy pronto
lie veremos en- nn caunpamento
de la CCC o "1launando a la bue-
ma suerte en- su ayuda".
Lastina de mucfiacho Hperdi-
do" o a punto de'perderse" pa
ra siempre.
Tenia "flus' para 81 campeo-
nato y 81 mismo 40 echo a per.
der.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

En- la oncena entrada ataca-
ron las Abejas e hicieron la ca
rrera que necesitaban para a.
plastar a los Dodgers. Alfonso
Lopez descarg6 dos hits en- 8 We
ces al bate.
Brooklyn &c, 11h, De; Boston
&c, 14h, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

titulo a los pies de mi "Padreci-
to" Hitler.
/. Pero la comisi6n tendra que
Saminar con 'fpies de plomo'' 81
no quiere buscarse una "bron-
ca seria en- Ell estado de New
York. . q
Los 4 mentqp enthusiasts
vigilan Y v iAan estrshamen-
te.
Joe Gould esta satibfecho de
su &riunfo paroial sobra Ell CO
roslef Fitzpatrick, Joe Jacobs,
Jimmy Joh1gton, Schmeling y
la Garden.
la victoria, dijo en- Chicago,
cay6 del lado del que tenfa la ra-
Az6n. Dos nuevos companeros
do practicas lie Negaran a jim
my.
va comenz6 en- Chicago la
venta de billetes de entrada.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

Boston &c, 12h, De; Washing
ton SC, 10h, Sc.
Cleveland &c, Ion, Be; Chica-
go &c, 18Th, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

rnasado Jueves Chino Al
Ftriunf6 por 'nocaut", en-
Band, por cuenta de Bait
ling Sammy. Tddcs Josmeuper-
ltos ha5ian diGho que 4 asiati-
co t~riunfaria Y su pro- 6tsico Sc
cumpli6. y
Downing hab1a seeurado
que en- esta semapa, vi martes
por la noche, Ell Chino pelearfa
con Terranova, an du B contra
rio. ~ Z
Pero Ell Chino comuilRc6 e
sabado a Downing que no pelea.
RIA ell martes que vsentfa mai,
~ que.
Resultado: cancelado el match
10 que indica que Alvarez tiene
informes de que Terranova no
es una "patpa suave''.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

Detroit SC, 10h, lie; San Luis
4c, 10h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17
CETA

VI periSdsgS en- id;ou1A Espahol
lie mas cif.uIacion n Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
subscription semanal: 20 cents
1908 Ia. Ave, Ybor City, Fla
TelsfOno Y3792
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

Jimmy Braddock Y Jose Luis
pelearan el dia % de JUNO, en-
Chicago.
La Garden apelarA de la SEN
tencia del juez Fake, pero TODD
indica que seguira perdiendo
tempo.
Los contracts ~trabucos" a
wees encuentran Juices inteli-
gentes, que los deshacer.
Max Schmeling cometera la
ridiculez de presentarse en- la
Arena de Long Island eli dia 3,
aun Sabiendo que por allf no pa
sara Jimmy Braddock.
Como una vez conquist6 la
corona por "foul", ahora piensa
adquirirla de nuevo mediante
una "actitud' de la commission at
letica del estado de New York.
MaXie cree qud la comisi6n
probablemene suspendera a
Braddock y entonces 81 podra
decir: Ell caanpe6n soy yo, seno-
ras y sefioresb Y afora pongo Ell
finido la pelea entire Bob Pas
tor, de New York, y Bob Mes
tell, de California, senalada pa
ra efectuarse aquf el dfa d de
mayo.
NesbeM pidi6 la cancellation
del "bout" por tener una herida
sobre un ojo que lie impide en-
trenarse.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

Chicago &c, IN, De; Cincinna
ii Sc, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

APLAZADA UNA PELEA DE
BOB PASTOR
Los Angeles, mayo 17.-Ha
sido aplazada por tempo indie
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

Los contracts "trabUcos" a
wees encuentran jueces inteli-
gentes, que los deshacer.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17

D~ondequisra que vaya, este donde
este..... haga Ia pausa y ~refresque,
Detengase un minute y permita que
Ia .CoCA-CoLA lie anime a seguir en-
Ia lucha por Ia vida.
La gaceta., 1937-05-17
CON Los GUANIE
CHINO EN- RETIRADA

A rpasado jueves Chino Al Ititulo a los pies de mi "Padreci
Itriunf6 Fpor "nocaut", en- to" Hitler.
Yopd rmr rruorAo Dc pa+4 poro /. corofS;Sn 4andrs n1
Evening star., 1937-04-22

''blackmailing" Aimee and, - re-
suit, was expelled from the temple.
On the witness stand, the comely 27-
year-old Roberta testified her mother
told her last year Andrews had dis
covered plot to take the temple
away from her"
Secret Meeting Signals.
Mother said that Andrews told her
every time Miss Fricke, the organist,
played q certain piece. it was q signal
for q secret meeting at the home cl
Dean Harriet Jordan to lay plans for
stealing the temple" Roberta told
Judge Clarence Kincaid.
She said Andrews told her that
Rheba Crawford (then associate pas
tor at the Temple), had formed a
secret society among the girls to help
drive her mother out, and that the
password of this Temple group was
woe unto the one who breaks the
link"
Preceding Roberta on the stand
yesterday was Jacob Model, former
attorney for Sister Aimee's Temple.
Ma" Kennedy's Rebuke.
The rugged, red-haired suitor Of
Roberta said he once heard Aimee's
Evening star., 1937-04-22

pointed Haley chairman Of the Mem
bership Committee and plans have
been formulated for enlarging the Or
ganization.
Announcement has been made that
Montgomery County has been award
ed "meritorious achievement" cer-
tiflcate in the rural health conserva-
ton contest, conducted annually by
the Chamber Of Commerce Of the
United States and the American Pub
lie Health Service. Over 200 coun-
ties participated In the contest. but
Evening star., 1937-04-22
SAME NAMES MEET

CLEVELAND, April % (F.-Motor-
ist Albert Jarvis and Pedestrian AL
bert Jarvis was involved In two traffic
mishaps last night.
Returning to his automobile after
1t figured in a minor accident with
two other machines, Jarvis, 80, was
struck by an interurban car and suf-
fered a broken leg and q possible
skull fracture.
Evening star., 1937-04-22

estranged mother, Mrs. Minnie (Ma)
Kennedy, telephone her that II don't
want you getting mixed up with any
more married men. have had to pay
thousands upon Thousands Of dollars
for love letters you have written to
men with wives"
Model also told the court that
Aimee expressed the fear her former
co-pastor. Miss Crawford, had at
tempted to deliver the Temple prop
erty into the hands Of Catholic
bank" He said she expressed the be-
lief "the Pope wants my Temple"
Evening star., 1937-04-22
MUSIC IS SIGNAL
IN AIMEE PLOT
Evange'ist's Daughter in
SIander Suit Says Organ
Called Secret Meeting.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April pa story
Of = strange plot with the soothing
notes Of an organ as the purported
signal to plotters topped the testimony
brought by Aimee Semple McPherson's
daughter
Roberta, now estranged from her
evangelist mother, sued Willedd An
drews, attorney for Aimee's Angelus
Temple. She said he accused her Of
Evening star., 1937-04-22
Boys Try for Moon.

Boys Of the Manchester 1nterplane-
tary Society, England, modestly tried
for the moon 1t . demonstration of
their carefully oontrived rockets. AL
the rockets misbehaved and two lads
were injured SLIGHTLY.
Evening star., 1937-04-22

only ~ shared in the honors with
Montgomery County. The entry was
made through the Takoma Park
Chamber of Commerce.
Evening star., 1937-04-22
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ELECTS IN TAKOMA PARK
Oliver ". Youngblood Named
Presidsnt-County Gets
Health Award.

Special Dispatch to Tho Star.
TAKOMA PARK, Nd, April o.
Oliver w. Youngblood, for many years
identified with business interests here,
has been elected president Of the
Takoma Park Chamber Of Commerce.
Other ofdcers elected include War
rem D. Haley, vice president; John
w. Cof1man, sr, secretary (re-elect-
ed; J. Milton Derrick, treasurer (re-
elected).
President Youngblood has ap-
Evening star., 1937-04-22

421 suits In an unusually complete selection.
Taken from our regular Spring stocks not just
purchased especially for selling purpose es-and
for your easy selection.
Evening star., 1937-04-22

Each suit is expertly tailored Of fine imported
or domestic mid.weight fabric suitable for
Spring -Summer-F Fall, and preferred by many men
for wear right around the calendar.
Evening star., 1937-04-22

Marked savings from the regular prices at which these
clothes have been marked this Spring. Douby important
because wooen and labor costs rising rapidly Regular
prices for comparable quality will probably be appreciabl
higher next FALL
The Washington times., 1937-03-06
BOOKS MAY BE OBTAINED AT THESE
COUPON EXCHANGE STATIONS

WASHINGTON, D. C.
NORTHWEST:
Hearst Bldg. 1917 Fl st. N. W.
1922 Irving st. N. W.
3162 o st. N. w.
341S Ga. Ave. N. W.
1905 X st. N. w.
016 21st st. N. w.
sos Kennedy st. N. W.
113O 3rd st. N. W.
37O6 14th st. N. w.
1908 9th st. N. w.
143O New Jersey Ave. n. W.
6522k Ga. Ave. N. w.
444 Rhode Island Ave. n. W.
3161 18th st. N. W.
113O 14th st. N. w.
SO5 4th st. N. W.
NORTHEAST:
2O8 7th st. N. z.
1878 II St. N. f.
61st and Dix SITS. N. z.
SOUTHWEST:
7S1 7th st. s. W.
617 4th St. s. w.
SOUTHEAST:
24O2 Nichols Ave. 8. z.
1913 X st. s. f.
Pa. and MINI. Aves.
ALEXANDRIA, va:
1O4 N. Columbus st.
ARLINGTON, VA:
Colonial Village Drug Store
Earl J. Davis Store, Ago Lee
Highway
sher and Cohen. 29O1 Columbia
Pike
1O46 N. Hudson st.
Washington Blvd.
EVANSVILLE, Md:
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of
Avon and Spencer SITS.
SILVER SPRING, Md:
Montgomery and Georgia Ave.