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Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-08

Tserve Officers will present COM
mand post exercises to demonstrate
the changes in warfare since 1918.
Music for the event will be provid-
ed by the ROAL.
In order to carry out the warlike
atmosphere of the occasion, the
FL Centro police department pistol
team will give program of tricky
and fancy pistol shooting.
Hi-Y boys will be guests of the
post
Dinner will be served at 7 pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-08
/. A. Dentist Joins
Local Office Staff

DR.. r. r. Whitacre of Los An
geles now is associated with his
brother, DR.. F. A Whitaker, in his
dental office in FL Centro.
The newcomer formerly had Of
fices in Los Angeles and has been
a dentist for 20 years.
The business has grown since
its establishment here a year ago"
DR., F. A. Whitaker said, until it
was necessary for my brother to
join me so the same type of ser
vice could be given our patients"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-08

foreign management would operate
for its own profit and would pro-
vide the capital necessary for fur
ther development of Mexican oil
resources. The properties would pass
entirely TO Mexican control, owner
ship and management at the ex-
piration Of the contract.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-08
Cowboys Tell Of
Huge Meteorites

OAKLAND, Cal, May 8. (UP)-Scientists today stud
led the Goose lake meteorite 2573pod block of metal
and wondered whether there might be more and bigger
meteOres in the Modoc national forest where found
The meeorite third largest ever found in the United
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-08
Legion TO View
Modern Wartime

World war veterans will get peek at upo-the-mnute
battalion administration and 1889 battle tactics at Tues
day nights meeting of the Boyce Aten American Legion
post at Veterans Memorial hall in Ell Centre.
Col Leroy d. Foster of Calexico and a staff of Re-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-08
Mexico Oil Row
NeurS Showdown
After Conference

WASHINGTON, May 8. (UP)-Negotiatons in the
dispute between international oil companies and Mexico
the Mexican governments appropriation Of oil lands
have reached stage where agreement is possible, it
learned today Although settlement assured,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-08

Caesar Valenti, 55, ex-convict, is
pictured in Philadelphia where he
was brought TO face charges he is
ring leader of that city's arsenic
poison ring, exposed to have in
cluded many women and to have
done away with at least 80 persons.
Valenti declared he was only the
messenger boy for the ring.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-08

POst-Press Want Ads!
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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
COULEE CITY DISPATCH
I. W. (BCS) HILsoN, Editor

Entered at the postoffice at Coulee
City. WASH. as second-class matter.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19

a survey of a site for bridge at
Hellgate some 80 years ago, the eur
vey indicating bridge could not be
built there for less than 100000,
and undoubtedly such structure
would cost more now. A bridge farther
down the river, below the present
ferry, would cost less, it is believed,
but neither senator believes the ex-
penditure is warranted at this time.
Representative David Phillips, also
of the eighth legislative district, at
Lind, replying to an inquiry as to his
stand in the matter, said he would
like to see bridge below the present
ferry, if funds would permit, but, in
lieu of this, would favor a power
ferry. Representative Carl E. Deven-
ish of Edwall, Lincoln county, stated
he was unequivoeally in favor of
bridge, deeming it impossible to pro-
vide adequate service with a ferry
during the winter months.
Senators Koontz and Keller after
studying the topography of the coun-
Sen. Koontz has been made chair
man of the important social security
committee and visions big job ahead
try above the present ferry, favor
a west side road down the San Poll.
hn ho oy.l in jim
ter, saying that if the ferry is ade-
ouately powered there will be no
trouble in keeping the channel open.
in clarifying some of its provisions.
Governor Clarence Martin, in his mes
sage, asked that the law be mose
clearly defined to the point where it
will begin and end with the word
need', and the Nespelem senator,
along with the governor, is of the
opinion that the whole law may have
to be rewritten.
Senator Keller, also member of
the industrial insurance committee,
said this week that the insurance
laws of the state may need some re-
vision to the point where the state
insurance commissioner be given more
powers. Recent fires where grain ele-
vators at Creston and Odessa have
been destroyed have aroused his ire,
due to the unsatisfactory settlement
made by the adjusters.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
DEVICE tor detecting radium activity inventor l. F. curss
the National of Standards $3.50

es and other instruments died grad.
ual and painful deaths of radium
poisoning. In most cases they were
poisoned by licking their brushes
to bring the bristles to a fine point,
Death may result if two micro
grams of radium-a barely visible
speck = collect in the bones. Not
readily eliminated by the body, ra-
dunn, like lead and mercury, piles
up in the system, destroying the
blood-producing centers and cor.
roding the bones. Sarcoma, form
of cancer, often accompanies radj-
um poisoning.
In recent years, radium dial paint.
Ing plants have developed many
protective devices and have brought
safety for their workers to the high
est point possible. The danger Of
contamination through careless.
ness, nevertheless, remains in many
places where radium is used.
DR.. Curtiss device has the advan-
tage of not only detecting loose
radium, but also of measuring tho
quantity accurately-a necessity X
the disease is to be treated effect
lively. In many cases, a chemical
called parathormone is injected.
causing the body to rid itself OF
from 60 to SO per cent of the
radium.
DR.. Curtiss, who is in charge OF
the Radium Laboratory of the Ma
tional Bureau Of Standards, also
lists among his inventions a box
for the safe transportation of ra-
dunn and forceps to handle it With
out danger.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
SENATORS FAVOR POWER FERRY
ACROSS COLUMBIA AT CLARK
(By w. w. Gillies)

OLYMPIA, Especially = Both Sen
ator Joe P. Keller of the Lincoln-Ad,
ams-Ferry counties district, chairman
of the roads and bridges cimmittee,
and j. M. Koontz, fellow member,
of Okanogan county. have declared
that they favor a power ferry across
the Columbia river near the present
site of Clark, rather than bridge
to handle the north and south traf-
flc on state road No. 4 in interviews
here, While admitting a. bridge would
have many advantages over ferry
service, they say the traffic count
On road No. 4 does not warrant the
heavy expenditure Senator Keller
says that the Northern Pacific made
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
$50, 100000 SPENT IN STATE
BY TOURISTS DURING 1888

The $83,000,000 left here by tour
lists the past year represents a tre-
mendous investment.
1t is a generally known fact That
this money eventually reaches every
one of US as it passes from hand to
hand. Every merchant, business man
and laborer profits from this extra
money.
What is not always realized is that
this is new money, earned elsewhere
and spent with Washington people.
Only tourists leave this kind of mon
ey
The sS3,OOO,OOO they spent here
will go long ways toward paying
our bills, taxes, social security and
other expenses.
We should urge the State Legisla-
ture to appropriate a sufficient sum
for the Washington State Progress
Commission to continue and expand
its publicity campaign for more tour
lists.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
NATIVE WASHINGTONIAN
COMPOSES OFFICIAL SONG

Everybody will be whistling and
singing it soon.
"It' is the new official State of
Washington song, "It's A Hundred to
One You'r from Washington, writ
ten by Acknowledgements composer
for Washington Is Golden Jubilee, it
was revealed today by Leo Weisfield
of the Washington State Progress
Commission.
The song, to boost the Golden Jubi
lee, was composed by Native Washing.
tonian Al Hoffman, one of the ma
TONS foremost popular composers
who wrote "Auf Wiedersehen and
many other popular hits.
1t was introduced for the first
time at the Legislative Ball in Olym.
pia Wednesday night. where it was
enthusiastically received by the legis
lators and state officials.
Native Washingtonians Bing Cros
by and Tiny Ruffner have been re
quested by Weisfield to play it OF
their national radio programs to in
troduce it to the entire country.
Weisfield, general chairman of the
Golden Jubilee, urged all citizens tt
obtain copies and learn the song.
1t has good swing and will make
you proud of the state in which you
live,' The declared.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19

A new weapon for the war against
radlum poisoning-that insidi-
Gus disease which often brings it's
victims to slow, horrible death
has been developed by DR.. l.. F.
CurtisR. OF the National Bureau of
Standards.
The new apparatus, which Dr.
Curtiss calls q 'detector for feeble
radiun activity" will reveal the
presence OF minute particles of ra-
dunn on workers, on their clothing,
or In the plants where they are at
work. Since the device will locate
radium quantities SO small that they
are not at the time dangerous, it
provides warning in plenty of time
for the victim to be treated, or for
radium particles to be removed
from open places where they can
be harmful.
The device Is portable. Develop
ed by Government employee in
Government laboratories, it will not
be patented. Any manufacturer who
desires to make one will be given
free instructions by the Bureau of
Standards.
The instrument employs an inte-
grating counter circuit. The circuit
is powered by dry cells supplied by
the National Carbon Co. Tests show
that the device is sensitive to one
IT radium at a distance
"irE' rr.'r L is also useful for
'@' ""'; }1ectias and for locating
l'e-
"'"o" -~~~g 40. many girls
~ .,~u - 70 no,nt ~,
ho3a al.-t:2.i aid hands on watch
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
NEU RITIS'

RELIEVE PAIN IN FEW MINUTES
To relieve the torturing pain of Neuritis,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia or Lumbago in
few minutes, get the Doctors formula
cotics. Does the work quickly-must relieve
worst pain, to your satisfaction in few
minutes or money back at Druggists. Don't
suffer. Use NURITo on this guarantee today.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
THE AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR Being
NERVOUS
Check Below And See If You Have
Any Of The Signs

Quivering nerves can make you old and
haggard looking, cranky and hard to live
Of g keep SsS awake oak nsss s and ROB
Don't let yourself Ego" ike that: Start
taking good, reliable tonic-one made espe-
cially for wonen. And could you ask for any
thing whose benefits have been better proved
than world-famous Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound?
Let the wholesome herbs and roots Of
Pinkham's Compound help Nature calm
your shriehing nerves, tone up your system,
and help lessen distress from female func-
tional disorders.
tlme-proven Pinkham's Compound TODAY
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19

ALFALFA HAY, baled. Nile Valley
Ranch, Wilson Creek, Wash. adv Al
FOR SALE-Electric Refrigerator.
6 #. capacity. Charles Womack. adv
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19

published Every Thursday Morning
In the Interest 1T Coulee City and
the Neixhboring Vicinity.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19

SEND BROKEN CLASSES to Dr.
Alfred E. Jones, Box 1916, Spokane.
All glasses and repairs manufactured
by recognized dispensers. adv. T.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
Death Begins at 40

II an accident occurs while your
car is travelling under 40 miles an
hour, there is only one chance in
"A that some one will be killed.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07
A ELECCIONES EN-
Ell PALS

Washington, Nov. 7.-El
mayor interes de las eleccio-
mes de hoy, en- ell pals, Sc con
centra en- las pensiones para
los viejos en- los Estados de
Ohio Y California.
En- Ohio la pension ofreci-
da es de $50 al mes, para el
soltero, y 80 para ell matrimo
Mo.
California promote Ell equi.
valente de $50 todos los jue.
ces de cada mes. Patrocina ell
plan de pensiones de Ohio el
Rev. Rigelow, que anoche ha-
bio por la Radio.
Ell candidate democratic a
gobernador, Keen Johnson,
tiene oposici6n en- Kentucky,
donde los republicanos patro-
cinan a King Swope, juez de
la Corte del Circuito. No tie
ne oposici6n, en- Mississippi,
Ell candidate dem6crata Paul
b. Johnson.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07
LOS CHECOS Sc REBELA-
RON AL DARSE UNA FAIL
SA NOTICIA

Paris, Nov. En- Tabor,
Bohemia sc recibi6 la noticia
de que Ell frente aleman Sc ha.
bia d~errrumbado, frente a las
posiciones francesas, y miles de
obreros de las fabricas de taba-
co sc lanzaron a la Gale en- ma
nifestaci6n. Las casas sc deco
raron Embellishments con las
banderas checas y r~etratos de
Hitler fueron quemados en- pd-
blieo. Muchos soldados alema-
mes de la guarnici6n Sc unieron
a los manifestantes y ayudarOn
a los checos a demoler ell edifi-
clio de la Guardia Elite y de la
Gestapo. Alarmados, dos oficia-
les alemanes mandaron a Ia
Dor una columna de las tropas
de choque, que arrestaron al res
to de la guarnici6n y la envia-
ron a Alemania. Sc proclam6 la
ley marcial y centenares de che
cos fueron detenidos.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07
Sc VOTA CON GRAN AMI
MACON EN- SEMINOLE
HEIGHTS

Las elecciOnes generates tie
men muy poca importancia EN-
toda la ciudad, con la exeep-
ci6n de Seminole Heights, dis
trito del concejal Epps, que
aspira a la reelection.
Tiene Epps dos oponentes y
uno de ellos, ell Sr. Crosby,
cuenta con muchos amigos Ell
esa barriada y lie apoya un
fuerte grupo civico.
Los amigos de la admins
TRACTION municipal apoyan a
Epps, destacando ell hecho de
que fue nominado como can
didato en- las pasadas eleceio-
mes.
Id ueTTOla ue csc cOHceJal
seria un fuerte golpe para eI
regimen encabezado por ell al,
calde Chancey.
Tambien verifica hoy un re
ferendum, en- la misma bole-
ia de la Junta Municipal Elec-
toral, para traspasar al gobier
no de los Estados Unidos, De-
%partamento de Salubridad, u
ma parcela de terreno en- ell
parque Marjorie, situado en-
la isla Davis.
Esta noche, por la radio, So
a conocer ell resultado de
la votaci6n. Los colegios Sc ce-
rraran en- Tapa a las 5:42.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07
AVILA CAMACHO Els VA
Ell CANDIDATE DEL PAR
TIDO REVOLUCIONARI0
MEJICANO
Almaxam eS sac principal
0poRente

Ciudad de Mexico, Nov. T.
Sin un solo vote en- contra Ia
Convention del Partido Revo-
lucionario Mexicano nomin6 pa
IA la presidencia al general Ma
nuel Avila Camacho, quien OBJ
tuvo 81 apoyo de Delegates que
representa- y 2,700,000 electo-
res.
Camacho Sc present6 ante la
Convention y emocionado acep-
to la nomination hecha.
III principal oponente de Ca.
macho 10 sera el general Jual,
Andrew Almazan, candidate dc
los grupos conservadores.
La Confederation de Traba'
jadores Mexicanos, la organiLa
zion obrera mas fuerte del pals
apoya la candidatura de Avi,
la Camacho, un native de Te,
zuitlan, Estado de Puebla, y hel
mano de Maximino Avila Cam;
cho, gobernador de ese Estado.
Amigo intimo del presidents
Lazaro Cardenas, Avila CANA.
chO renunci6 la s~ecretaria de Ia
Defensa Nacional, ell pasado e.
nero, para aspirar a la presl-
dencia.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07
LA TARIFA DEL PUENTE
Ode N
COntimda Ell juiciO


FL juicio sobre la tarifa del
puente de Candy continda veri-
ficandose en- esta ciudad, presi-
dido por la cOmisi6n de ferro-
carriles del Estado.
Dos classes de testimonies Sc o.
frecieron aver, uno en- contra
de la alta tarifa, con informs
de Fred P~etttjohn, tenedor dc
libros y perito de la comisi6n de
ferrocarriles, combatido por el
letrado Worth Y j. H. Donnell
en- representation de la Camara
de Concrete, Y Ell otro a favor
de "a compahia, respaldado por
Ia firma de abogados Cook, Ha-
iris, Barrett, McGlothlin y Dew
de st. Petersburg.
Esperase la presentation de-
escrjto anrnciado, en- contra &c
la alta tarifa, por Ell represen-
tante Walter P. Fuller, del Con
dado de Pinellas. Fuller propo-
ne una tarifa de 25 cts. por CO.
che Y 5 por pasajero.
I'm informe de w. P. Hunui-
cut, sobre Ell valor de las propic
dades de la Candy, Sc conside-
ra unacceptable por la empresa.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07
CoRTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

Pidi6 hoy un nuevo juicio, o.
legando Inconvenience admission
de evidencias, Ell letrado Leroy
Allen, que representa- a Jose no
cha y Jose Rogano. Estos dos in
dividuos Sc declararon culpa-
bles de administrar una loteria
y tener en- su poder ndmero pa
ra la venta.
Ante ell gran jurado declara-
ron esos ciudadanos que eran
ciertos los cargos que Sc les ha-
clan, creyendo que asi quedaban
inmunizados.
Los detuvo ell condestable Cul
breath.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07

Browder, Ell jafe comunista, a.
taco ell Boston al presidente
Roosevelt.
lie atac6 porque el jefe de Els
tado, en- cumplimiento de- su de-
Der, recomend6 al Congreso la
cancellation del embargo.
Reptile Browder los argumen
tos que Moscd y Stain vienen
utilizando para justificar 10 in
jstificable: La invasion de Poo
MIA, Ell aplastamiento de la indie
pendencia de Latvia, Estonia y
Litania Y la alianza con Hitler.
A los comunistas de Estados
Unidos y del mundo les ha dado
ia consigna Moscd, a juzgar por
el manifesto de la Internacio-
nal Roja, de insultar y calum-
MAR a los que no piensan como
elqos.
Ell comunismo existe y existi-
"a, mientras haya comunistas
pero debemos todos distinguir
entire los comunistas no someti-
dos a los dictados de Mosc1 y
los "comunillas" que Sc arrod:-
Han cuando Stain "ordena y
manda."
La gaceta., 1939-11-07
FALLECIO EN- NEW OR
LEANS Ell CoNoCIDo FA
BRICANTE DE- A
JOSE ESCALANTE

Tn hombre muy querido en-
esta cOmunidad, ell cOnocido
fabricante de tabacos Don Jo-
ss Escalante, jefe de una fa-
miIia muy respetada, faIleci6
aver en- New Orleans, La, don
de era encargado general de
la fdbrica que lleva su NOM
bre.
La noticia produjo honda
pena en- todos los circulos so
ciales y especialmente en- u
Sociedad Centre Espahol, don
deera muy estimado y respe-
tado.
Una terrible enfermedad, la
pneumonia, lie Ocasion6 Ia
muerte, a los 81 amos.
Era vecino del barrie de Pal
metto Beach, 2214 de la calle
Harper, donde se lie aprecia-
ba entranablemente.
Native de Asturias, Espaha,
con su trabajo, modestia y CO.
nocimiento del tabaco lego a
ser fabricante.
Fue en- un tempo tesorero
del Centric Asturiano, la pres
tigiosa sOciedad, y miembrO de
la Logia de Elks.
lie sobreviven SUI viuda, bon
dadosa sonora LOttie Escalan-
te; dos hermanoS. Francisco,
estimadO amigos Manuel, tan
afectuOsO, y una hermAna, Sc
nora Maria Martinez, de Or
leans.
Su hijo, Ismael EScalante,
reside en- ell 22l4 de Ia calle
Harper, y tres hijas, casadas,
llevan los nombres de Elvira
Vega, Madeline Dick y Beu-
lah de la Tore.
Llegue a tOda Ia familia Es-
claante, en- la cual eontamos
con buenOs amigos, nuestro
muy sincere testimoniO de pc
same.
Descanse en- Paz Ell noble
caballero.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07
DA HOY UNA RECEPTION
LA EMBAJADA RUSA
Esta ausente Ell EmbajadOr

Washington, Nov. Con
motive del vigesimo primero
aniversario de la REVOLUTION
Rusa, la embajada del Soviet
verificara una reception que
comenzara a las 5 de la tarde.
Esta ausente, pero en- canine
deesta capital, ell nuevo en-
bajador %Comansky.
Muchas personals que asis :
theron en- amos anteriores, Sc
proponen no asistir en- este.
Mas de 1000 invitaciones Sc
han repartido entire ell cuerpo
d~iplomatico Y funcionarios del
gobierno.
Existe cierta animosidad,
en- cuanto a asistir, por haber
Molotoff criticado reciente-
mente al p%residente Roosevelt
y haber pedido ell representa-
tie Mccormick, democratic de
Mass, la ruptura de relacio-
mes %diplomaticas con ell Soviet.
Muchos senadores y repre-
sentantes han excusado va su
asistencia. Recibira a los invi-
tados ell encargado de nego :
clos Dimitri S. Chuvanhkin.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07

Moscu, Nov. En- una or
den para Ell ejercito y la marina
roja, ell mariscal Voroshilcff,
comisario de guerra, dice que la
Russia Soviet esta alerta Y e.
invencible.
AL mismo tempo condena los
esfuerzos de Francia e Inglate-
IRA para abanicar la hoguera j
extender la guerra en- Europa.
Molotoff, Cd primer ministro
russo, habfa acusado POGO antes
a algunasanaciones neutraieS
de enmascarar la agitaci6n de la
guerra con la esperanto de gran
des ganancias al "precio de la
miseria Y ruina'.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07
VoroshiIoH dice que Russia esta
alerta y es mvencible
Ell Soviet vigila la presente complicada
situaciOn International.

Las palabras de Molotoff,
que tambien es comisario de ne
g@ics extranjeros, aluden ir-
dudablemente a los Estados Uni
dos.
Hoy desfilara ell ejercito russo
por la Plaza Roja y 10 revista
ran Jose Stain, ell mariscal Vo.
roshiloff y otras personalidades
del Soviet.
VoroShiloff asegura que el
pueblo del Soviet prede tener
confianza en- ell victorioSO ejer-
otto rojo, mientras Sc vigila "a
complicada y sangrienta situa-
ci6n international.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07
PROHIBIDO POR Ell GOBER
NAD0R Ell USo DE AR
MAS DE FUEGO

San Antonio, Texas, Nov. Z.
-E general Baltasar c. Cha
pa Ayala, gobernador de Mata.
moros, prohibi6 aver a los cha
rros 0 vaqueros d uso de las ar
mas de fuego. Todos los q. exhi-
bian sus rev6Iveres en- p1blico,
tsndran que guardarlos 0 entire
CARLOS a las autoridades.
La noticia es muy dogiada
por Ell pdblico. Esto indica que
cesaran los tiroteos, como entire
tenimiento o en- rihas, en- las cef
canias de la frontera.
TODD el que lleve TN revolver
y sea detenido, sera castigado
con varies meS~ De cared.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07
P~ERECIERON CUATRO PER
SONAS EN- UN INCENDIo

Plainfield, N. j., Nov. 7.-En
un incendio que destruy6 su
hogan pereci6 la Srta. Dorothy
Harris, de II amos, sus hernia
nitos Raymond y Margaret y
una prima, Anna Finkbiener,
de 20 amos. Solo consigui6 es-
capar Roberto Harris, de 10 a.
nos, que oy6 los gritos que le
daba su padre, George, de So q
nos, que dormia en- Ell piso ba-
jo. Otro hijo, Edward, lleg5
mas tarde; pero NADIA pudo ha-
GER para salvar a sus familiares.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07
La aviacion francesa deribo 9 aviones nazis

que la flotilla de ataque nazi es-
taba compuesta por q aviones,
de los cualeS solo 1S lograron
escapar. Tuvo lrgar ell combate
cerca de la frontera. Siebe de los
aviones alemanes cayeron en- te-
rritorio frances Y los otros dos
dentro de sus propias lfneas.
Aviones ingleses de explora-
ci6n tomaron aver fotografias
en- ell territerio aleman.
Dos aeroplanos franceses fue-
derribados en- Saarlauten y uuo
ingles en- Mainz.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07

81 es cierto que IN ciudadano
de la raza negra fue asesinado
a garrotazos "por la policia,
por miembros de la policia, no.
sotros pedimos al alcalde r. E.
L. Chancey act1e con la mayor
energia.
Nosotros sabemos que el jefe
Woodruff es un hombre inteli-
genie y sensible, enemigo de Ia
violencia y la barbarie, y a 81 de-
be confiarse la tarea de evital
que esos actos Sc repitan.
LHasta donde vamos a negar
en- ell empeho de desacreditar a
Tampa, esta ciudad que tanto
~queremos?
Hay muchos hombres buenos
en- el cuerpo de policia, incapa-
ces de realizar esos actos, y a
enos Sc les debe encomendar
tsmbKn "a mission De -anau :
La gaceta., 1939-11-07
Sc CAYO DESDE UN DECI.
MO PISO

Kansas City, Nov. LA
Sra. Traverce Harrison, de As
amos, Sc cay6 desde un decimo
piso cpando un bombero la sal
vaba y muri6 estrellada en- la
calle. Ell bombero habia penetra
do en- la habitaci6n donde la mu
jar Sc asfixiaba y la habia pc
dido sc agarrara a 81. Sup6nese
que perdi6 el conocimiento y es-
to lie hizo abrir las manos, ro-
dando a la Gale.
La gaceta., 1939-11-07
'CAYO EN- Ell MAR UN A.
ION DE LA MARINA

Honolulu, Nov. TN apa
ratio de observation de la ma
rina Sc estrell6 en- ell mar fren
te a la Punta del Barbero.
El photo, tenlente w, r.
Wallis, sc lanz6 con ell paracai
das y Sc salv6. NADIA Sc sabe
de observador, ell jefe de me-
canicos w. T. Rhodes, de San
Diego, California.
Cuarenta minutes despues
de haber descendido en- ell
mar, WillIs fuG reeogido,