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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
BUILDING PERMIT

Elof Jacobson was granted
building permit for a $4,000 home
at <oi0 No. Tth st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
fis 10 Is serysnss,

tAn " A. etihANkef
Three squares unsweetened
chocolate. five tablespoons sugar.
half cup water. la teaspoons
vanilla extract. twe cups cake
flour. three teaspoons baking pow
der. half teaspoon salt. two-third
cup shortening. Il. cups sugar.
three eggs. two-thirds cup milk.
Cook chocolate. cut in pieces.
five teaspoons sugar and water
until thick. stirring constantly. Set
aside 10 cool thoroughly; add va
nills. Sift flour. measure: add
Ia cups sugar gradually and con-
unue beating until light and fluffy.
Add well-bcatcn eggs and ohoeo-
late mixture. blend well. Add dry
ingredients. alternately with milk.
beating after each addition. Pour
batter into well CREASED baking
dish. Bake in n moderate oven
1850 degrees FL for 40 minutes.
Cool and top with seven-minute
icing.
Seven-Mlnute Icing
tFrosts Cake IL by by Inehes)
TWO egg whites, unbeaten, dash
OF salt, Ia cups sugar. five table
spoons water. Ia teaspoons white
corn syrup, one teaspoon vanilla
extract.
Put egg white. salt, sugar. water
and syrup in upper part OF double
boiler. Beat with rotary egg
beater until thoroughly mixed.
Place over rapidly boiling water;
beat constantly with rotary egg
beaten. and cook about seven min
utes, or until frosting will stand
in peaks. Remove from heat. Add
vanilla and beat until thick
enough 10 spread. Frost the cake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
RECIPES
roDAY's MENU

BREAKFAST; Grape and
orange cup. wheat cakes. sau-
sage. maple syrup. coffee. milk
DINNER Stuffed celery.
roast stuffed lamb. Drowned pc
tatoss. lima beans. pear and
grape salad. apple brown betty.
hard sauce. coffee, milk
SUPPER; spanish omcict.
rolls. canned piums. chocolate
eake. tea. milk
La gaceta., 1939-05-22
DEPORTES
ROCHE LUCHARA ESTA
NOCHE CON WILMER

Con ell notable luchador Ray
Wilmer, uno de los favoritos de
nuestro pdblico, Sc batira hoy
Derry Roche, uno de los homDres
mas habiles que han pasado por
la Arena de Benjamin Field.
Everett Marshall habia pro-
metido que vendria a Tampa a
luchar con Wilmer, pero una en-
fermedad de la piel lie oblig6 a
declinar la invitacion.
Roche es una figura de gran
attraction para ell p1blico y sc e
conoce por Ell pequeho gigantic
de Illinois.
Ademas de su extraordinaria
destreza, Wilmer es ell campe0n
de la Florida.
Con ell Dragon Verde luchara
ell rudo Charley Strack, de Bos-
ton, a una caida con Unite de 50
minutes.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

Luego de escritas y lacrada
las tres cartas, Maria de las Me
YES Sc acost6, dejando las lu-
ces encendidas.
Sobre ell embozo, entire las Gin
tas y los encajes de su camisa
de dormir, la enamorada espar-
clio ahora los retratos y las car
tas de Miguel -.
Y asi la sorprendi6 ell sue@,
como a la Gloria del poeta de
Las hgeTaas, luciendo todas
las luces de la estancia en- paz v
en- quietud, zen un calor serene
de lamparas de tumba" -.
Ell lunes la di6 la sensation de
"inminencia" de aquel viaje que
va no podia seguir pensando
que IDA a ser" mo! lAhora.
era yd", sertd pasado mahana.
Es@isndo no pOdsr salir al
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

sepas que Sc trata de salvar "a
vida y ell porvenir de mi hijot
Me marcho con -. Ell, Mi a.
NOR por csc hombre podria yo
haberlo ahogado en- mi coraz6n
toda la vida, como 10 he ahoga-
do hasta aqui, til 10 sabes mi a.
NOR por mi hijo, no.
"Yo Seria una mala madre ii,
al sonar en- mi vida esta bora so
lemne, en- que me he visto obliga-
da a escoger entire Ell deber y el
caring por mi hijo, no me deja-
ra llevar por este 1ltimo.
"iPerdoname, Maria, perd6-
name til tambien, tn que has si-
do tan santa y tan noble conmi-
go, esta inmensa TRACTION a todOs
vosotros; perd5name y haz que
me perdonen los demasl PerT
deisme que to Olga que nj en-
La gaceta., 1939-05-22
La Gaceta Folletin No. 250
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

tire ell hombre idolatrado y ell hi
jo de su vida Y de su amor; y
ella, su parte material, ell ami
NAL que todos somos, tenia que
estar aqui, junto a su esposo, o.
yendo sus pedanterias, teniendo
que sonreir y contestarle y que
mirarle 80, teniendo que dist
mular tambi6n ante su prima, pa
"a que no Sc diera cuenta de Ia
horrible crispaci6n que la mata-
ba lentamente.
iAh, 81 hubiera estado en- su
mano, habria huido hoy mismo,
esta misma noche, al regresar al
hacia Madrid, y luegO a
La gaceta., 1939-05-22
Barcelonal..
Dios Sc la apiad6.

Barcelona. -.
Dios Sc la apiad6.
En- las cercanias de Vera, So
plaba un aire tempestuoso, y CO.
mo ell cielo habiase encapotado,
Maria de la Cruz comenz6 a mos
trarse temerosa de que les sor-
prendiera una tormenta con Ia
nina, y ell galante Isidoro orden6
en- seguida a Martin que virara
en- redondo y les volviera a Fuen
terrabia.
Llovi6, en- efeeto, POGO antes
de entrar ell coche en- Villa-Nie-
yes.
Y la llrvia confin6 a las dos
mujeres en- la casa.
Isidoro, esclavo de su deber,
march6 de todos MOODS a San
Sebastian, "a yer al Presiden-
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

"Isidoro: TIE pido perd6n cor
toda ell alma por 10 que voy a ha-
Ger. Me marcho para siempre de
tn lado, obligada por un drama
horrible.
"iPerd6name, Isidoro, perd6-
name!
Es una fatalidad 70 te re-
.cordare mientras viva con una
p%rofunda gratitud, porque til
eres TN hombre bueno y dulce
al que 20 siento hasta I'm grade
infinite haber tenido que destro-
Ear Ia vida.
Maria dc las NieueS"
La dirigida a Malta de la
Cruz, decia asi:
e. Maria, hermaRa II atndl:
rs horrible 10 que voHa decir-
te; pero tengo la seguridad de
que has de perdonsrme cusndo
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

teniendo la certeza de que nj til
nj los demas habriais de perdo-
Marine, podria 20 retroceder en-
ell canine que ahora emprendo,
y que me llevara a salvar a mi
hijo de la soledad v de la mise
ria y de sabe Dios cuantos peli-
gros para Ell porvenir. q
adds, Maria; Idi a Celia,
cuandO sea muier, J a Pedro,
cuando vuelva, que 70 les lleva-
re, como a ii y como a mis- pa
dres adoptivos, siempre en- ell CO.
raz6n.
Maria de as NieUeS"
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

Puestos los nuevos espejuelos
de batear y con los bates y bra
EOS acondicionados a las mil ma
ravillas, los Caballeros Leales a.
palearon aver, en- ell parque de
Cuscaden, a los fuertes garibal-
dinos de la Unione.
Terminada la paliza, Is hits
con 10 carreras, hubo de sacarse
la cuenta y Sc vic, sin sorpresa,
cue la novena de los Caballeros
habfa conqnistado Ell primer lu-
gar de la Liga.
La nota discordante del pri-
mer juego la do ell director Faus
tino Casares, atacando al um-
|pire Velasco. Casares debe ser
'castigado por la liga, con la ma
yer severidad.
81 un director llega hasta ell
punto de usar los puhos -. jque
no haran los dirigidos?
Imp6nese un severe castigo,
con ell fin de que ell incidente
no Sc repita.
Casares es un muchacho fino
y bien educado, y por este me-
mis- explicaci6n tiene su actitud.
Hay que dominar los nervios
por respeto al pGblico y las So
ciedades representadas.
w. Beasley, ell jardinero CEN
trail de los Leales, fue cuatro We
ces al bate, pogo un hit, pero h
10 cuatro carreras para su team.
M. Fernandez, Ell apreciado mi
cialista, dispar6 tres hits e hizo
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

Los invencibles YANKEES alcan
aaron SUI oncena victoria consecu
tiva, correspondiendole ell triun-
70 a Hadley, que sustituy6 a Yer
non Gomez. FL castellano pare
ce atravesar un NAL ano.
Cleveland &c, 11h, lie; N. York
12c, 15h, De.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22
vALEA

catgeoria del peso complete, en-
la lista de la Association Nacio-
nal de Boxeo, derrot6 aqrf por
puntos al peligroso negro Ros-
ooe Toles.
Pastor atac6 en- ell segundo a.
salto y mantuvo la ofensiva has
ia Ell final.
FL negro pegaba 1919 libras, 10
mas que ell joven de New York.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22
ZAMARIS ACOSTO A CALLA
HAN

Filadelfia, mayo 22.-Un p1.
gil de Orange, N. j., puso a dor
mir a Tom Callahan, de Scran-
ton, P, a los 81 segundos del phi
mer asalto. Frank Zamaris, el
vencedor, aplic6 una izquerda a
la cabeza de ,su contrario y la
acompan6 de una derecha a la
mandfbula. Callahan cay6 a la
Iona y Sc lie hizo sin dificultad la
cuenta de diez.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

ayud6 a su triunfo con TN bata-
20 de jonron. Tommy Bridges su
fri6 su primera derrota de Ia
temporada.
Detroit &c, Oh, De; Boston Sc,
10h, De.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

Maria de las Moves escribi6
tres cartas. Una dirigida a sus
padres adoptivos, los marqueses
de Rio Verde; otra a Isidoro; la
@tercera, en- fin, a la esposa de su
primo.
Todas elias eran muy breves,
pero en- particular la Cirigida a
Isidoro, que estaba concebida en-
estos terminos:
La gaceta., 1939-05-22
Y aquella noche. apenas cena-

Y aquella noche, apenas cena-
ron, y cuando Maria de la Cruz
sc despidi6 de sus primes para
dirigirse a sus habitaciones, la
esposa de Borgona subi6 a su
boudoT y Sc encerr6 con llave.
Su marido quedaba abajo, en-
ell despacho, eStudiando unos 10
gajos de Estado, por encargo del
Subsecretario.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

Los Piratas pegaron ocho hits
y con ellos hicieron cuatro carre
ras, mientras los neoyorquinos,
con seis hits, solo pudieron lie
gar una vez al "home." Carl
Hrbbell tuvo que marcharse a Ia
ducha, sustituyendole Castleman
y Lynn.
Meow York 1c, Oh, 2e; Pitts
burg &c, 8h, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

Ell pitcher Dizzy Dean hizo gu
primera salida de la temporada
y dej6 a las Abejas de Boston
en- tres hits y sin carreras. Emo
cion6 Ell famoso pitcher a mas
de $1,000 espectadores, que desa
fiaron la lluvia. Alfonso Lopez
no pudo batear uno de los tres.
La derrota lie TOGO a Turner.
Solo dos peloteros de las Abe
jas pudieron llegarle a la terce-
ra base, y uno de ellos por error
de Mesner.
Boston DC, Oh, 2e; Chicago 4c,
Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22
GANARON LA DE
SEIS DIAS LOS
d

New York, mayo 22.-Gana-
ron la carrera de seis dias en- la
Madison Square Garden, los her
manos Peden, famosos ~ciclistas
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

Con ell lanzador Walte.s en- Ia
Inca de fuego, is Rojos alcan-
aaron su sexta victoria consecu-
tiva. lombard bate6 de jonrr6n
por ell pardin derecho. Ival Good
man dispar6 un oportuno tubey.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, 2e; Cincin-
natl 7c, 1Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

Los Medals Blancas de Chica-
go vencieron a los Senadores de
Washington con anotaci6n de
por 2. La carrera decisiva Sc hi
20 en- Ia decima entrada. FL vete-
rano Ted Lyons lanz6 por les
v~encedores. Estalella bate6 un
hit en- cuatro wees.
Chicago &c, 11h, lie; Washing
ton &c, III, 2e.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

Los Cardenales agruparon SIS
hits y vencieron a los Phillies,
manteniendose a la cabeza de la
Liga. Bowman fue ell pitcher ven
cedor y Mulcahy ell derrotado.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, lie; San Luis
sc, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

En- tono parecido, aunoue
mas humilde y respetuoso, esta-
p redactada la carts que Maria
escrfbio a los marQueSes dc Rio
Verde.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

Frank Hayes di6 un jonron
con las bases llenas y asi ayud6
de manera poderosa al triunfo
de los At.eticos sobre los Brown
San Luis &c, Oh, De; Filadel-
fla 12c, 1Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22
LIGA AMERICANA

Lefty Grove domino a los tt
gres, limitandolos a 9 hits, y
La gaceta., 1939-05-22
Apalearon los Leales a los G~arbaldinos,
cazandose Ell primer lugar del %circuito
Un cuadrangular de l.. Garcia salvo de la
lechada a los Mamb;ses

dos carreras. Contreras ayud6 a
la victoria con un tubey y un
hit, en- cratro wees. H. Beas-
ley, ell jardinero darecho, des-
cargo dos jilotes. White Sc fu6
de tribey, arrimanio su grant
to de arena" a la buena obra.
P. Perez comenz6 ell desafio
por los Leales y lie sustituy6 L.
Britt; pero al primero Sc conce-
do ell credito por ell triunfo. P.
Gonzalez, la I'd, de los Caballe-
ros, die tres carreras a su club.
White tambien hizo dos.
Por los Garibaldinos lanzaron
los pitchers L. Casares y A. Do
mfngrez. FL primero aDcanz6 la
darrota, aun cuando fue retira-
do en- ell segundo inning. Once
hits lie batearon a Dominguez en-
seis innings.
C. L. O24 103 30-13c, 13h, Be.
u. /. 101 OIL 03- 7c, 1Oh, Sc.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

Iban los Mambises de Charles
Garcia canine de la "lechada'
pero sin cantar la Chambelona,
cuando L. Garcia Sc fue de cua-
triangular y evit6 Ell sonrojo que
aguardaba a los cubanitos.
Los muchachos del Circulo
necesitan algunas inyecciones
en- cuanto a al manejo del bate.
Longval, ell pitcher, ayudado por
su hermano ell catcher, los dej6
en- cuatro mfseros "jilitos".
Ahora bien, los muchachos
tenian una excusa: la inaugu-
raci6n del patio.
Con siete hits, bateados a
Doolitle, los Mineros asturianos
llegaron cuatro wees a la Ego
ma.
Dicese que una comisi6n de
partidarios de los cubanacanes
piensa preparar almuerzos de
ajiaco a la criolla, todos los do
mingos por la manana, para yer
81 los muchachos cobran fuer-
"a.
No estaria de mas, como medi
da de precauci6n, Que Charles
les comprara espejuelos de ia
clase que ahora usan los Leales.
Alguien ha sugerido organi-
Ear una manifestation para con-
memorar la primera victoria de
la novena del Circulo, cuando ia
obtengan.
Ell "jonrr6n" de L. Garcia fut
bateado en- ell sexto inning.
C. C. OO0'OO1 Ollie, 4h, Be.
C. A. 900 O3O 1-4c, III, 2e.
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

Detroit, mayo 22.-Bob Pas
tor, Ell hombre nGmero 8 en- la
La gaceta., 1939-05-22

PASTOR VENCIO AL NEGRO
TOLES
La gaceta., 1939-05-22
Noticias de PeIota
LIGA NACIONAL

Dizzy diego en- 8 hits al Boston
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
DaIadier Declares
French viii Fight
Alongside Britain
Premier Says Status Quo
Must Be Maintained in
Mediterranean Sea

PARIS, April 13. (UP)-
France today joined Great
Britain in a pledge to fight
to maintain the indepen-
dence of Greece and Ruma-
MIA and to prevent disturbance Of
the status quo in the Mediter-
ranean.
THE French government" Pre-
mier Edouard Daladier declared III
statement firmly supporting
Great Britain's simultaneous an
nouncement in London, attaches
the greatest Importance to pre-
venting any modification by force
or threat of force of the status quo
in the Mediterranean or the Balkan
peninsula.
1.-The French government has
given Rumania and Greece in par
ticular guarantees in event their
independence is threatened"
Daladier said that eff the Ru-
manian and Greek governments
consider it to their vital interest
to resist with their national forces,
the French government will con-
slider itself committed to lend all
immediate assistance in its power.
"The British government has
taken the same commitments"
Daladier made three declara-
tons:
l. A general introduction and
statement Of Frances position.
2. A Franco British declaration
of policy.
3. A supplementary foreign poll
cy declaration that France reiter-
ates the Franco-PoliSh military al
lance.
It was considered noteworthy
that the premier made no engage
ment to protect Turkey.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
Trucks Convoyed
Following Riots

CHICAGO, April l3. (UP)-Po-
lice today conveyed delivery trucks
of the Widboldt Department Stores
as protection against further slug
ging and gun play that resulted i'll
the death yesterday of James Law
renee, As, a helper on one of the
company's trucks.
Deputy Police Commissioner
John Prendergast assigned squads
of three men each to guard ID
trucks. He ordered squads of so
policemen each to patrol the branch
stores and garages.
In full page newspaper adver-
tisementS headed in black letters,
murder" the Cook county retail
council appealed to "all law abid-
ing citizens" to protest the shoot
ing and offered $1,000 reward for
information leading to the arrest
and conviction of the killer.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
Europe Today
Ry UNITED PRESS

LONDON.-Great Britain ana
France pledge military aid to
Rumania and Greece i'm event
of totalitarian attacks and warn
dictators not to disturb Mediter-
ranean status quo.
PARIS.-JOining Britain in
pledge to Balkans, France takes
military precautions on Spanish
frontier and renews military al
lance with Poland.
BELGRADE REORGANIZATION
of cabinet reported to form new
national unity government in
Guiding CrOatian minority.
BERLIN.-Polish- German re-
IatiOns become tense as Poland
arrests Nazis; Germany COM
plains of Polish terrorism" and
Danzig protests distribution by
Poland of anti-German song.
ROME.-ROme holds dramatic
air raid drill as MusSolini
awaits British and French dec
laratiOnS.
BUCHAREST.-Rumania re-
infOrceS Hungarian frontier as
Hungarian newspapers start
campaign of attack.
ATHENS.-Big British fleet
persistently reported to be cruis-
ing between Malta and Greek
waters, whereabouts of French
fleet a mystery.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
Dick Lott Eliminates Defending Champ
In First Round of Southwestern;
Wind Boosts Scores TO Middle 8O's
pARRARA WORTH COUNTRY

BARBARA WORTH COUNTRY
CLUB, Apr. l3.-Richard Lott, Holt
vile sharpshooter and former val
ley champ turned in the first ma
ior upset in the 25th annual
Southwestern golf tournament
Thursday when he eliminated Ralph
Petty, of Carrizozo, N. M, defend
ing champion in a first round
match.
Lott held the former titliSt and
tournament favorite even at the
end of 18 Roles and fired a par
five on the first extra hole to viii
the match despite high wind that
sent scores soaring to the middle
8O's in the championship flight.
Dave Taylor, valley champion,
Joined Lott in the second round
with 4 and victory over C. A.
RebidoW of Phoenix.
Other valley players who surviV-
ed first round matches were: Russ
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13

Tummell of BraWley who defeated
Les Rogers 7 and g. Eldred Fer
guSCn who defeated John Carter OF
CaleXico, 2 and /; and Wayne Ell
wander who scored a l up victory
over Alex Spence. Elvander and
Spence were even at the end of Is
holes but Elvander slammed home
a birdie four for victory on the first
extra hole.
Players defeated in first round
matches Will enter the first flight
and will play first flight matches
this afternoon. Second round
championship matches will also De
played this afternoon.
Other scores.
Jim Canning, Phoenix, df. Laddle
Willoughby, and 3; Fred BarroWs,
Phoenix, df. Len White, Tucson, 3
and 2: Vic Blalack, Yuma, df. Cal
TOVrea, Tucson, 4 and 3; Kim Ban
mister jr., Phoenix, df. C. A. Up
ton, Phoenix, 2 and L. Kim Ban
mister ST, Phoenix, df. Forrest Fer
euSon. 2 up; George Hayduke,
Phoenix, of. Knox Corbett, Tucson,
3 and Q; Bragg ,Pease, Phoenix, df.
Jersey BirchIield, and 6. See
sports for further details.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13

Infest
Frontier
Germany. ItaIyin
New Move Toward
JuoosIav Border

PARIS, April 13. (UP)-
Reports that German and
Italian troops were massing
near the Jugoslav frontiers
aroused concern in French
circles today after France had
Joined Great Britain in a pledge
TO fight any attack on Greece or
Rumania.
Jugoslavia and beyond it, Bull
garia, formed the only gap in the
European anti aggression front
created by Britain and France, ex-
cept for the Baltic states.
Advices reaching Paris said that
German troops in considerable
force were near the Jugoslav FROM
tier. while Italy was pouring more
soldiers - estimated as many as
100000 men-into Albania on the
other side of the totalitarian pin
GERS" around Jugoslayia.
British French negotiations fol
a pledge of aid to Jugoslavia so fai
have not been accepted by the Bel
grade government.
Meanwhile allegations of Polish
terrorism against Germans in tht
Polish corridor, a protest by tht
Danzig government against the dis
semination of an alleged anti
German song, and the arrest II
Poland of 81 persons described a!
Continued on Page s. Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
'CountyFair
Posts S13,381.74
Credit for 1899

Imperial county's mid-winter fair
board posted s13,381.74 on the credit
side of the ledger for 1899 and told
its greatest success story. Ben
Hulse reported Thursday, following
receipt of the annual auditors re-
port.
The report for the 1899 fair re-
yealed a gross income of S14.360.19
with total expenditures of S9,054.66,
and a net profit of s5,305.53 for
the fair year.
The state fund, which is the agri-
cultural associations reimbursement
for premiums paid to winners OF
agricultural exhibits, totaled S8076.2l
giving the fair as whole their net
gain of $l3,381.74.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
Farmers, Business
Leaders TO Probe
Dairy Problems

Valley farmers and businessmen
will gather around the table at the
country court house tonight at 7:30
to seek a solution to the countys
dairy industry problems.
A dairy committee OF Len Bucket
Martin zumstein and Harry Rus
sell. appointed at meeting two
weeks ago, will submit a report in
regard to willingness of valley dairy
men to ship mix to coast markets.
Other problems affecting ship
ment of milk TO outside markets
will be discussed at tonight's meet
ing, according to Walter MacDon-
aid, county milk inspector.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13

WIFI SJOlell SOlu.
Agents announced the arrest OF
Joseph Podesta, so, Jackson. Anna
der county, charged with having
acted as a fence" for miners high
grading gold from workings i'll the
AmadCr mines.
Investigators limited they were
preparing for further arrests both
in Amador county and IN San
Francisco.
Thirteen Of the men in CUSTODY
were charged by agents with de-
frauding the government through
melting down old gold coins and
selling the metal to the govern
ment at $35 an ounce.
Capt. Thomas B. Foster said al
least 100000 in melted gold coins
both foreign and domestic, and all
as yet unestimated amount of stolen
iewelry, figured in. the activities oil
the combine. One agent the annual
operations asserted conSpirators in
yolved $250,000.
One of the suspects, Michael Gal
liani. was said to have been the
principal runner for the ring be-
tween mother lode miners and
fences in San Francisco, bringing
as much as $4,000 in contraband
gold on some of his trips from
Jackson and other mother lode
towns.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
200 Pea Pickers
Needed on Coast

Pea growers in santa Barbara
and San Luis Obispo districts want
200 families of pea pickers to re-
port to the State Employment SER
vice in that area so they may be
referred to work in the pea har-
vest. Director Russell Bailey of the
State Employment service in I'M
perial county said Thursday.
Bailey said it would be a good
idea for the families to report to
his office in FL Centro for direct
referral to the santa Barbara Of
flee. This, he said, would be a
help to the families in getting
work Immediately.