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Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-12

many, and Michael Karski, ambas-
sador to Turkey. had been arrested.
The correspondent said that the
reports had not been confirmed
officially
Warsaw newspapers published a
report that not only Russian AM
bassador Janov K. Davtian but
G. Alexandrov, second secretary
and press attache. were involved.
They were believed now to be in
Moscow, and the Warsaw news
napers. in a dispatch carried by
the authoritative Polish telegraph
agency. reported that they would
not return to their posts.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-12
Ell Centre { of {
To Support Lots
For Free Parking

FL Centre Chamber of Commerce
directors at their last session plan
ned to continue their efforts to
obtain use of vacant lots near the
business district for use as free
parking lots.
Lack of parking space in the
down town areas during the rush
hours. directors declared, still IS
major problem. Thsy reiterated
their determination to save the situ-
alton by a wise use of all vacant
lots in and near the shopping dis
trict
Waller c. Macdonald, milk in
spector. explained the plans for OBJ
servation of national milk week in
El Centre. Nov. IA to Nov. %. The
Milk Institute Of the county will
be in charge of the countrywide
observation
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-12

Death in the electric chair was
the sentence passed upon Mrs.
Marie Porter, 81, top photo.
upon conviction of plotting the
murder of her brother, William
Happen, at Belleville, H., on his
wedding day. Also doomed was
Ralph Giancola, %, lower left.
named the actual slayer, to
whom Mrs. Porter, the mother
of four children, promised a
share of Happens insurance.
John Giancola, lower right, also
hired as an assassin, was sem
fenced to 90 years in prison.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-12
SANITY TESTS
TO BE WITHHELD

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Nov. Y.
CUP Results of sanity tests of
five Folsom convicts who go on
trial here Monday for the murder
of Warden Clarence A. Larkin will
not be disclosed until the trial,
Superior Judge Dal NJ. Lennon
said today.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you READ the ADS
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-12
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-12
Hewes Reviews
District Program
For Seeley Club

Farm peoples Of Imperial Valley
can rest assured the- the day Is
rapidly approaching when the con-
yeniences and labor saving devices
of electricity will be available to
tnem and hopes long deferred Will
be translated into reality, Evan I.
Hewes. Imperial Irrigation District
chairman. declared Thursday night
in an address before the Westside
Country club at Seeley.
Mrs. M. l.. Curtis introduced the
speaker To an audience of 100 per-
cons
Hewes reviewed development of
the district power program since
the June election and gave a re-
mort on the general operations of
tho district an1 its problems.
"Ou this day dedicated tn peace,
he said. "it seems almost inaDpro-
Driate for me to do much talking
because my record as your repre-
sentative has been mostly one of
battle. involving conflicts which
have left nothing for me 20 do eX-
cept fight. 1t is not my desire to
fight or to perpetuate fight.
have been fighting and I am fight
ing now as your representative 20
bring about conditions which will
guarantee future peace and tran
guilty in toe community.
Development of our PWh pro-
ram has been satisfactory. We
have awarded contracts for gen.
orator, governor and turbine for the
hydro plant on the All American
canal: we have called for bids on
the diesel engines to be installed
at BraWley and on "Wednesday we
passed another milestone on the
rural electrification program when
we asked for bids on materials.
supplies and equipment for tne 6OO
miles of lines to serve country
homes
HeWes gave a report Of the con-
troversial issues perpleXing the dis
trict in operating the Compania in
Mexico and discussed problems con-
nected with the work Of the 'iistric'
board in cooperation with the farm
bureau tax committee looking to q
feasible and practical solution of the
districts outstanding debt.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-12
Bay Bridge First
In Revenue Take

SACRAMENTO, Calif, Nov. Z.
CUP)-State officials. pleased with
the records, recalled the San Fran
CISCO Oakland Bay Bridge is one
year old today.
State Engineer Charles H. Pur-
cell reported the bridge earnings
in excess of $5,OO0,OOO placed the
worlds longest span first among
revenue producing bridges. In traf-
fic volume, with 9,250,0OO vehicles
the bridge ranked third.
YOU haven't real ALL tine NEWS
until you READ the ADS
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-12
KEY RUSSIAN AMBASSADORS
INVOLVED IN SOVIET PURGE

LONDON, Nov 12.- CUP) Three
key Russian ambassadors were re-
ported today TO be involved in a
purge of the Soviet government
diplomatic corps. dramatic climax
to a merciless campaign against
enemies of the state.
The United Press correspondent
at Moscow reported that Constan-
inc Yurenev. ambassador to Ger
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-12
Arizona Pioneer
COachman Dies

TUCSON. Ariz" Nov. u. UP)-An
aged Arizona pioneer, Jesus Valen-
cia Garcia, who saw 5ervice as
circus trapeze performer. Indian
fighter. stage coach driver. cowboy.
Gambler and farmer. was buried
lere today.
Garcias life was one OF constant
peril in the wild early days of
Tucson. Several times he battled
raiding Apaches and. he liked to
recall. "When I had To flee from
them in the stage coach. its back
looked like a porcupine. it was so
full of arrows"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-12
13O KILLED IN
LANDSLIDE

TOKYO. Nov. u. UPl-The COM
merce ministry reported today that
$50 persons were killed in the land
slide at the Ogushi cooper mine
near KaiZuma, Nagano pref ecture.
Forty six wcmen were incluied
amon1 the dead. 81 werC injured
End many were missing, it said.
An unconfirmed report said that
30 children had been entombad.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-12

WASHINGTON, Nov. u. UP)-
Congressional leaders decided to-
day to change the proposed pro-
gram for the opening of congress
because of delay in completion of
the new farm bill.
Under the new program the house
will start work on government re-
organization bills.
Despite Speaker William B.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-12
Victory in Balance for
Bonus Check Workers

running quite close together. and
il is lust too bad for the worker
who leafs on the job now between
this date andsthe close of the first
period. Nov. %. for some hard work
ing little worker is liable to pass
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If You are now a subscriber of
the Post Press ami your subscrip-
tion has expired or is about to ex-
pire. now is the time to renew
your subscription with your favorite
worker. Your points will help that
worker more now than toward the
end of the campaign. The points
decrease in value at three different
times during the campqign-up to
and inclusive of Nov %. which is
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points will count more than any
other time during the campaign.
If one Of the workers calls on you
for your renewal or new subscrip-
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to renew your subscription or sub
scribe now.
TIC point score:
Anita and Helena Vinfrtio,
El Centro .......-...........l.32 .322, 200
Mrs. I. Thanner. McCabe 1891 400
Yaeka Nakagawa,
El Centre ............... l.365.300
Mrs. James DotSon.
FL Centro .--..........-. l.353.50
Amy Tuttle. Alamo-Verde. l.347600
Mrs. B. l. Sweeten.
Rt l. FL Centro ....s 1857 900
Guy Harrison, El Centre l,333800
Mrs A J. Woelke.
Rt. ?. Brawley =....- 1872, 400
Mrs. G. T. Parkinson & Mrs.
Laura Carr. Calexico i ,376.500
Mrs r. G. Elmore,
Rt 2. Brawlev -.....,.....l ,382, 700
Mrs. Allie Mae McCristy.
Imperial .-.-................... 1887 500
Mrs. Pat Ostrander.
Westmorland ..-#.....-=..l 1886 700
Mr.. F. R Noble. Calip 1851 800
Mrs. Albert Muller,
Hol+ville ....---. ......-... ...-..-. ! ,398. 900
Mrs. Thomas Henderson.
Ell Centre ......................l 1927 500
Mrs. Laura York & Mrs. John
Crousen. Winterhaven
g. Bard Districts ......... 1871 200
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

Volver de nuevo a la situa-
ci6n de antes de la rebellion
fascista es impossible, no pu-
diendo ser deseado por MIN
guna capa del pueblo trabaja-
dor, tampoco serfa en- prove
cho de los otros pueblos de Eu-
ropa. FL a~plastamiento de la
rebellion fascista marca ell fl
nal de una epoca de la histo-
ria de Espana, ha roto las
cadenas que desde siglos i'm
pedia desarrollar las riquezas
" fuerzas naturales del pals,
Y prestar SUI collaboration en-
la Marcia cultural del mundo,
en- la cual en- siglos anteriores
habfa tornado Espana una par
te tan importante.
Con exception de una Pc
quena capa de usufructuarios
de los viejos privilegios semi
feudales, que prefieren ven
der SUI patria a potencias ex-
tranjeras, antes que renunciar
a dichos privilegios, la revolu-
ci6n popular y la guerra por
la independence, ha sido de-
fendida no solamete por la
clase obrera, sine que por ell
pueblo entero. Las masas po-
pulares, colocadas al lado del
Gobierno del Frente Popular,
sobrepasan Ell cuadro del Fren-
tie Popular de Febrero de 1886
pues abarca la totalidad de la
clase obrera, los campesinos,
la clase media Y una gran par
tie de Ia burguesia liberal. AL
lado del Frente Popular Sc ha-
liam hoy partidos como los ma
cionalistas vascos, la Union Re
publicana, ETC., que en- Febre-
70 de 1886 no t0maron parte
en- ell Frante Popular. FL Fren-
tie Popular personifica hoy la
importancia de la clase obrera
Sc ha acrecentado fuertemen-
tie en- ell seno de esa union, du-
durante ell transcurso de la
guerra.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

Siguieron en- su plan los Co
rredores, pensando1 EN- su frero
kinterno: La junta electoral esta
con n~osotros.
~El clamor publico hizo reti-
rar a los "cuentistas'', pero des-
pues entraron en- juego los edi-
torialistas, ansiosos de domk
mar.
Ahora los editorialistasA fra
casados en- Glen elecciones hpa-
recen como padNKtros ~ Pa Co
mission y mira4facia la junta
electoral.
Por su parte, Anderson yaCo.
de la junta electoral, dicen que
pondran en- Ybor y EN- West
Tampa, en- los barrios latinos,
Ell dia de las elscciones, dos Giu-
dadanos de apellido espanol e
italiano y dos residences de
Hyde Park.
Los barrios latinos pasaran
rpor ESQ, 81 Anderson y Co. NOM
hSa latinos para Hyde Park Y
Seminole Heights.
Pero 81 Anderson Y Co. Sc
pr pone humillar a nuastros
IhdAsbres, poniendo individuos
de Hyde Park en- Ybor City y
no po2endo en- Hyde Park in
dividSbs de Ybor City, en- la e.
quivocaci6n llevafa Ell castigo.
Hay muchos hombres de ma
la vida en- Ybor, pero no repre-
sentar a los ''directores'' de
sentana a os 'directores'' de
otras parties, que los explotan
en- su beneficio.
En- punto a honradez colec-
tiva, la colonia latina en- NADIA
es inferior a Anderson Y Co. "
los individuos que como ellos
piensan.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
La BOda de Aver

S@
Sc efectu6 aver, como habia-
mos anunciado, la boda de la
bella senorita Vicenta Valdes,
y ell distinguish j6ven Jose Ro-
driguez Mesa. La iglesia de
Nuestra Sonora del Sagrado Co
raz6n vistio sus mejores galas
para recibir a los novios, Off
ciando en- la ceremonial ell padre
Felix J. Clarkson, de la Compa-
MIA de JESUS.
Adornado fue ell altar Y las
naves del temple con rosas blan
cas-, palmas Y arecas. Una az
fombra blanca Sc coloc6 entire ell
vestfbulo Y ell altar, marcandose
los sitios de los familiares con
adornos de saten blanco.
Ell organista William Clark
TOGO un programa extraordina-
rio, secundado por Ell violnista
Jose Riesgo Y la Srta. Marie
Boyle.
Lucia la novia un belIfsimo
traje de terciopelo de verano,
con una cola de pavo real, cue
lilo de color lila Y botones en- el
frente, obsequio de su ito ell Sr.
Jose G. Dammi. Llevaba en- Ia
cabeza gardsnias y lirios del ca
lie, 10 que realzaba su belleza.
En- las manos un bouquet tam
bien de gardenias v lirios.
La matrona de honor, Sra,
Ibrahi mGarcia, como las da-
mas de honor, vestf ntambien
preciosos trajes. Fueron las da-
mas de hOnf, veStlan tambien
ma Colado y vi Antinori.
Elegante tamben la madre de
la desposada, Sra. Josefina Gle
carells, 10 mismo que la madre
del novio, Sra. Eladio Mesa.
Ibrahim Garcia, como las da-
noeido dentista, fue Ell padrino
de la ceremonia.
Como ayudantes actuaron los
hermanos del novio, Fernando
y Harold Rodriguez Mesa, v
Walter Carr, de Winter Haven.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

AL principle de la guerra, la
Rep1blica no disponia de MIN
gun avi6n moderno, los que ha-
bfan eran todos de modelo anti
quo Y tampoco tenla tanques.
Hoy cuenta con un glorioso mo-
derno ejercito del aire, muy su-
perior en- calidad y en- cantidad
sensiblemente igual al del enc
migo. La Rep1blica cuenta hoy
con tanques, buena artillerfa,
magnfficas armas automobiles
material moderno de defensa
anti-aerea y demas material de
guerra necesario. AL principle
de la guerra, no solamente no
contaba mas que con milicianos
sin experienced, sino que no disa
ponia de cuadros militares nj
t6cnicos, hoy por Ell contrario
cuenta Ell ejercito popular repu-
blicano con un importante "
magnffico cuadro de Oficiales,
photos, conductores de tanques,
tecnicos etc., salidos del pueblo
Y fieles a la causa de la Rep1-
blica. Hace un afo la indus4
tria de guerra era cast inexis-
Y la que habfa Sc hallaba
en- una situaci6n ca6tica, Y la
Republica Espanola sc hallaba
privada de procurarse arma-
mentos, gracias a la desastrosa
polftica de no-intervenci6n crea
da por los Estados democratic
cos, en- ell transcurso de este
ano, Sc ha conseguido crear las
bases de una potente y eficaz in
dustria de guerra que Sc halla
en- condolences de suministrar
al ejercito de cuanto necesite.
La creaci6n, en- medic del fra
gor de la lucha, de un potente
en- un pats cuyos orga-
militares y civiles v cu-
va economic Sc encontraban en-
complete decomposition, por
la TRACTION de los generates fas-
cistas, ha sido una obra gigan-
cuya grandeza Sc juzgara
en- tiempos venideros. Ell pueblo
espanol ha llevado a cabo esta
gra nobra ha conseguido orga-
nizar en- TN ano sus fuerzas mi
litares y econ6micas que lie ase-
guran la supremacfa sobre sus
enemigos y lie ~permitiran en-
plazo reconquistar los te-
hoy dia ocupados.
Pero este no es TODD, a dichos
factores acompanan transfer
politicas de no menor
Importance para la victoria fl
nal. En- Ell comien7o de la rebe-
lion fascista la clase obrera de
Espana v de Catalina, estaba
completamente dividida, una
parte de los obreros MERGED a
tradiciones anarQuistas Sc ha-
llaban completamente desorien-
Hoy por el c~ontrario. la
clase obrera espanola posee en-
Partido Comunista de Espa-
ma, un Partido de clase, de una
importancia enorme, perfecta
mente capacitadO y animado
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
I'm Plan de Anderson "
CompdnsG

Ell plan de revivir la Conf.
sion, segdn Sc nos dice, tuvo O.
rigen en- algunos @civicos" de
la Pequeha Camara de Conner
clio, tambien mantenedores de
la nueva junta municipal electo
raj.
Los corredores de casas v te-
rrenos, que entienden de triqui-
nuelas politicas, levanHaron ell
estandarte de la Comisi6n. di-
ciendo que la Pequena Camara
los apoyaba. Algunos miembros
de la Pequena Sc dieron cuenta
de la maniobra v esta Sc retro
del 'potaje'.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
La fiesta de los
Hijos de Italia

Hijos de Italia
Anoche, en- ell edificio de las
Logias Unidas, en- la Gale Is,
conmemor6 otro anivesario de
su fundaci6n la prestigiosa 10
gia Hijos de Italia.
Preside la fiesta fraternal Ell
Sa. Paul Longo, expresidente de
L'Unione Italiana y actual We
nerable de la Logia.
Longo pronunci6 I'm admira :
BILE discurso explicando la labor
realizada, Y fue muy aplaudido.
Despues Sc entregaron los
certificates de honor en- recon-
pensa a legftimos meritos, STEM
do aplaudidos los hermanos que
recibieron ese honor.
Termin6 la fiesta con un bai-
lie que dur6 hasta las IL de la
noche.
Reiteramos nuestra congra :
tulaci6n a la poderosa Logia, su
Venerable y demas miembros.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
N0TAS SOCINE

Despues de la boda Sc verifi-
CO una comida en- Ell restaurant
FL Boulevard, ofrecida por la
Sra. Josefina~sAiccarello
Muy congratulados fueron
los nuevos esposos, que ~salieron
anoche mismo en- Niaje de luna
de miel.
A su regreso residiran en- ell
|2906 de la Gale Elmore.
La Sra. Rodriguez Valdes es
hija de la Sra. Josefina Cicca-
relic, asistio al Institute Hills :
borough y era miembro de la
sociedad de damas de la Unione
Italiana.
Jose Rodriguez Mesa q hijo
de los esposos Eladio Mesa, gra
duado de la Academia San Jose,
expresidente del L. B, III. Club
Y descendiente de una familia
que lego a Tampa hace muchos
amos.
Por la dicha de los nuevos es-
pesos hacemos sinceros yotos.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
Maestro Sonora del

Maestro SeTOrd del
Perpetao Scoorro
La Iglesia Catolica de la Once
avenida Y Gale II sera inaugu-
rada solemnemente en- noviem :
bre o en- los primeros dias de
diciembre, aunque ALI Sc cele-
bran va los oficios divinos.
Los cultos en- la iglesia Sc vie
men celebrando a las nueve de
la maiana.
Lleva Ell nuevo temple ell nom-
bre de "Nuestra Sonora del Per
petuo Socorro'' en- vez de "Nues
ira Sonora de las Mercedes"
Hemos recibido una comuni.
caci6n en- ese sentido firmada
por ell parroco John j. Hosey,
de los Redentoristas, y Ell j6ven
Ramon j. Alvarez.
Agradecemos la atenci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
Ell Bale de La Italia

Ell Bale de La Italia
Culmin6 en- un gran exito Ell
bale social celebrado ell sabado
por la sociedad La Italia.
Bellisimas sehoritas, de nues
ira mejor sociedad, dieron real
ce a la fiesta.
Las secciones de damas v re-
creo y adorno cumplieron con
su deber, atendiendo a todos
con exquisite finura.
Eel programa bailable, a car
go de la orquesta Silver King,
Sc cumpli6 en- todas sus parties.
Vaya para las secciones de da
mas, recreo y directiva nuestra
felicitaci6n por su hermosa fies
ia.
La Italia ha entrado en- un Pc
rfodo de florecimiento que email
tece a sus socios v directories.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
Catalina despues de I'm ano de guerra
TN estudio pormenorizado e interesante

La proportion de fgerza des-
pues de Un da0 de guerra
La proportion entire las fuer-
zas de la Rep1blica Espanola Y
la de los ejercito invasores del
.fascismo internacioal Sc ha desa
rrollado durante Ell primer ano
de guerra de una forma tai, que
analizando imparcialmente la
situaci6n, teniendo en- cuenta to
dos los factories, Sc puede asegu-
rar de una manera absolute que
la guerra en- sus lineas funda-
mentales, esta decidida en- IA
vor del pueblo espanol. Esta a.
firmaci6n absolute no puede
ser contradecida por que los e.
1ercitos fascistas, hayan obte-
nido algunos exitos temporales
en- determinados sectores asia
dos del frente.
Las potencias q. luchan con-
ira Espana y tambien sus Co
biernos respectivoS, Sc percatan
de clio. Unicamente de este mo-
do Sc comprenden las .tentati-
vas por parte de los Gobiernos
aleman e italiano, con Ell fin de
crear una situaci6n internacio-
nal que les permite pasar de
una Intervention mas o menos
fuerte, a una guerra alberta,
pudiendo de esta manera usar
sin obstaculos de todos sus POI
tentes armamentos. Pero como
una guerra alberta de Alemania
MIA e Italia contra Espafa, lle-
varan a la guerra mundial, des-
cartamos esta posibilidad en-
nuestro analisis v pasamos q
considerar las preparedness de
fuerzas, basandonos en- la i'm
portancia que ha tenido hasta
ahora la intervention germano-
italiana.
Aprovechandose de la burla
sangrienta de la llamada polfti-
ca de no-intervenci6n, Ell fas-
cismo italiano v aleman han
mandado unos cien mil hombres
al territorio de la Rep1blica Es-
pamela. Aun calculando que es-
ia Intervention continue en- ell
mismo ritmo que hasta ahora,
no habra un gran aumento en-
ell ejercito fascista, 81 Sc tiene
en- cuenta las enormes perdidas
sufridas, $4,000 NADIA mas que
en- ell Pals Vasco.
SQue fuerza opone al invasor
la Rep1blica? AL principle de la
guerra la RepGblica Espanola
no contaba con ejercito alguno,
hoy dispone de un ejercito de
100000 hombres perfectamen-
te equipados, con armamento
del mas moderno, y bien disci-
plinados, los cuales con excep-
ci6n de una pequena minoria de
verdaderos voluntarios anti
fascistas extranjeros. son todos
espalOles.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
Ell TIEMPo

Lluvias Sc pronostica para
hoy. La temperature maxima
para aver fue de SO grades v
la minima de ~.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

Hyde Park y los reacciona-
rios, en- tempo de la Comisi6n,
gastaron 13, 600, 900 de d6lares,
luego de muchos enredos, y no
dieron una sofa obra de merito
a los barrios latinos.
Bajo Ell presente gobierno mu
nicipal, con la buena voluntad
de todos, Ybor City ha degrade
uno de los mejores parques de
recreo del Sur.
Los de la Comision, los reac-
cionarios, en- los barrios latinos
NO PASARAN.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

por ell espfritu de Iucha, siendo
ell Partido mejor organizado del
pals, y EN- ell Partido Socialista
Unificado de Catalina, ell Par
lido Unico marxista-leninista
del proletariado catalan.
(Continu1rd).
REITERA.....
Wiene de Ia Ia. pdg.)
Evening star., 1937-06-24
DR.. GRANADOS RITES
HELD AT RIVERDALE
Spanish Teacher Here Since 1910
Was Buried in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.

VIIVeC VemeteTy.
Funeral services for Dr. Ramon
Granados, SIS, Spanish instructor here
since 1910, were held at 8 80 am today
at his late residence in Riverdale, Md.
Requiem mass followed at Holy Re-
deemer Church, Berwyn, with burial in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
DR.. Granados died in George Wash
ington Hospital Monday after being
found unconscious in his class room at
the Spanish School Of Washington,
Evening star., 1937-06-24

6 to 9 am. and from to pm, when
mixed bathing will be permitted.
There is no charge at either the
Georgetown or Rosedale pools.
The Howard pool, built in 1916, was
found to lack adequate locker and
shower facilities, and having no chlor-
mating machinery, expensive hand
process had to be followed It has
been closed, but more free swimming
for the colored will be available
through extension of the hours OF the
use of the Banneker and Francis
pools. Miss Baker said. This extension
OF hours, she said, was made possible
through cooperation between the
Playground Department and the We'll
fare and Recreation Association, In
keeping with the movement for CO.
ordination of the city's play facilities.
Free Part time.
At Banneker, free swimming hours
are extended to pm, and at Francis
to pm, except on Saturdays. Sum-
days and holidays. At these pools
mixed bathing will be permitted at all
open hours.
In addition to the free swimming in
the nine public pools, there will be Is
wading pools, including one at the
Palisades grounds. A new one is to
be installed at the Howard grounds.
Street showers will be put into play