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Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
BY HENRY MCLEMORE-

AUGUSTA. Ga, April 6. up
Honey chile, here's pasS2l Of notes
on the Masters golf tournament.
and ali of them were written on a
! hot biscuit with a drumstlCk dipped
in gravy: If practice makes perfect,
/ then Lloyd Mangrum the yOungster
| who shot tho record "a III the first
( round. is gong 10 wind up shooting
l8 straight i0lea IN one some day
. What do YOU think Mangrum
did after scoring that par-shatter-
ing ga? That's right . he
went out and praCtlced until dark
. Ask Colonel Bob Jones point
blank what was the best golf he ever
saw son Bobby shoot and he'll tell
YOU it was at East Lake in Atlanta
in a match for the club champion
ship Whom BObby WAS q years
old he fired FIVE birdie in six holes
on the back ninc to beat hi; dad.
4 and 3. for -" u'lc Sammy
Snoad's bipeos' trouble a. golfer
is his inability to keep from losing
So much weight ... In Two tourna-
ments the slammln West Vlrginian
drops from l5 to 20 pounds. and
1 winds uN 90 Weak y" car barely get
more than 275 yaYt> With his tee
shots Johnny Bulla the big
fellow who came close 70 winning
the National open last year play
ing with a thlrty-t!vc cent drug
store ball, IS spending his mornings
here flying q plane over tho country
side The longest hitter in golf
right now is Benny Hogan VINO isn't
much bigger than his driver, which
/, one Of the heaviest in the bus
Don't bo surprised if tho National
Open championship IS played at
Fort worth. TcXas IN l94l It's
tuGo tho W"st got moro national
t0grnc", Tie last Open in the
vet Denver 1881 drew tie big
get crowd since Jones va pulling
them through tho rate =. Speak
ny Of Jones. Lis decision to call it
quits after 36 hole. N tn. 'Ournar
mont va viz He i .uffering
from bursltl5. and ;peakIng as a
fellow who has had that particular
misery. only fellow With BObbyS
gamencas could have lated as
long as he did -, All tic world
loves a winner department: Man
grum started out with two par5 yes
tcrdav and Immediately lpst some
Of his gallery -. "Th" fellow has
blown up. I heard q prc'ator say
a.. Tho old guard ncyrr surrcnders
bureau: Chick Evan. plagIng here,
and he Won his first iItc way back
in the gas-lpit rra 1907 TO be
exact Chick Harbot 'hc former
amateur star from Michigan played
his first Serious gOli a. tho age OF
SIX II va. an exhibition match |
with Evan -. After mat the |
nelghbors called HIM ChlcE and he
has been Chick ever since .. Hen !
~ Cotton, Enplanda greatest pro-
fcssl0nal. WHO IS now IL ncvice at
the front once SAID thai Ed Dud-
ley. home pro here, va tnr first
swinger of a golf club who ever
lived You can find fifteen pros
right here who will agree with Cot |
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
BrawIey
Top League

Opening day play in the Imperial
Valley baseball league ran true
to form Friday afternoon as Braw-
lev and CaleXico diamond squads
pounded out comparatively easy VIC
tories over El Centre mad Holtville
Brawley winning. 9-l, CaleXico by 8
IT score.
Martin Navarro, Brawley's fast
ball hurler let the SpartanS dowr
with single hit Friday afternoon
on the Brawley diamond and there
bv served a warning to the defend
ing champions from CaleXico.
Armando Valencia was the Win
ming pitcher for CaleXico and held
the Holtville Vikings to three scat
tered hits.
Navarro aided in his own pitching
cause by collecting four hits in as
many tries, including one double.
El Centro scored its only run in
the fifth inring when Carr walked
stole second. and scored on HeSter'S
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
Think This Over!

Just before election. let us sit
back and talk over a few things
which I believe are important.
The election of a good City
Council is very important AND
the election of good City
Clerk is also important. for no
matter how efficient your City
Council may be. their work may
be greatly nullified by the
wrong City Clerk. The City
Clerk could be called the work
horse" in the administration of
the city's business. for he will
do the work necessary to COM
plete many of the transactions
voted by the City Council. and
he must cooperate with the
Council at all times. as long as
their efforts are directed to-
ward an honest. buSineSslike
administration of city affairs.
IF ELECTED:
will install the best system
available TO quickly check any
losses such as have been re-
ported missing from the Water
Fund.
From my ii wears lumber
and building experience,
would exert every effort to
equita bly, adjust all assessment
values in the City.
NV office and executive ex-
perience qualities me, i believe.
for the highest efficiency in
the operation of this office.
I have no political Obliga-
tionS to meet.
Everyone, regardless of race
or creed. would be received and
treated courteously.
If YOU voters want this Oh
flee conducted by 4 business
man, and the above outline
meets with YOUR approval.
earnestly ASH for YOUR Ho"
Tues, April 9th. for City CLERK.
lSignedl Neal II. Gavin
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
The Yanks

The Yankee Sluggers. seeking their
fifth consecutive American league
pennant headed north this week
with team that is heavily favored
to again spread-eagle the field.
There have been rumor that the
Yank5 are ready to fall apart at
the seams. but the record of the
New Workers in spring practice
would indicate the champs are still
a good bet to win the pennant.
If trouble develops this season its
likely TO start with the pitching
staff. Charlie Ruffine, now SO. has
To Int the 81 game mark again to
make the Yankee staff sturdy. If
Ruf1ing doesn't go. the Yanks NAV
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Hogs 81, supply Insufficient 10 test
market. Few medium TO light truck
ins 5.75-6; choice quoted 70 pp$NibI!
G %
Cattle $50; Offerings mostly cut
ters to medium cows selling steady
10 Is or lower. other classes and
grades quoted nomlnalIy steady; SlN
loads common TO medium ImpeT a
and Arizona COWS G.25-t.35; sorted
J 10 head canuors and cutters 4.3"
h75: good cows quotod to 72J and
good nghl sterS 80 upward.
Calves 10. NomIualN steady GOOD
NcalorS quoted to -" aud IooH
CalNc. 10 around il.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
Padres, Angels
Share Lead in
Coast Loop Race
By UNITED PRESS

Los Angeles and San Diego topped
the Pacific coast league today be-
cause the San Francisco Seals threw
off an Oakland hex" and showed
they, too could win ball games with
last minute flourisheS.
After blowing three games in a
row, the salty Seals began to show
some of the oil pepper and beat
Oakland 7-5. Sam Gibson, as eternal
as the flowing of a river, Whammcd
out four hits IN four grips and pitch
Shutout ball until the seventh when
the aCornS got to him for four
runs and he departed for the show
crs in company of Manager Lefty
O'Doul, who left the field at the
request of the jumps.
Rookie Gordon Donaldson, who
had watched open mouthed, the
Los Angeles Angels clout y nome
runs in four games. got his chance
yesterday. He came up in the first
inning with the bases full and poled
one over the fence to give the Ser
apis a lead Portland never could
overcome, Los Angeles winning 6
to 5.
Wally Hebert and Rugger Ardizoia
put on the first pitching duel OF
the season with Hebert and San
Diego beating Rugger and Holly
wood l to 0. Wally sent the winning
run home with single in the
eighth, after Frank Stinson reached
first on an error and was sacrificed
by Joe Berkowitz Each pitcher gave
only five hits. Stan Sperry got two
of them for the Padres.
Rolly Van Slate saved the hides
of the Sacramento Solons when he
came to the relief of Bill Schmidt in
the fifth inning and the Senators
doWned Seattle s to ).
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
Hardware Golfers
Clash Sunday

Imperial Hardware golfers will
clash Sunday in the annual store
tournament over the Barbara Worth
course, according to Warren Cur
rier, sales manager.
Fourteen flights of players will
take part in the store tournament,
Currier said and the first flight of
5Wingers will start at Gas.
Valuable prizes will be awarded
winners in the eighth annual event.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. AprIl 8. OPP
ST.. suaree trrrH Jed the stock
n.arkct into neW hlgh ground .lnrc
cart January with YOlun" ~Iack-
raiag from the recent pace.
Douglas Aircraft rose " point ana
artcI aircraftS were steady CON
.,Iidatcd air craft made new
ni.h. Air nuc ISSUES were quleter
tEar recently bat prices held we'll
DOW Jouc- PRELIMINARY clos sIng
stock averages. IndustriaI l3l o.
up al: rail. 32."", up "27; uiiIiyt
.-.a2. up ii, and - stocks. '9.j9.
stn't sale apprD&Imatcd 10000
-t.,r4-. against 5To.onH in the short
session a week ago. curb tork sales
were lG7. ono shares against $4,000
last SATURDAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
Hoppe Seeks 10th
Straight Victory

CHICAGO. April 6. oUPp-The
king of billiards" attempts his goth
consecutive victory without defeat
TODAY in the final match of the
worlds championship three-cushion
tournament.
Willie Hoppe Of New York meets
Jake Schaefer, jr.. of Cleveland IN
the match that will decide nothing
but Hopes ability TO complete a
perfect and unprecedented record
for the tournament Hoppe was as
sured the championship four days
ago and Schaefer yesterday clinched
j second place
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
Telephone SoftbaN
Team Annexes

Telephone company softball team
pounded out l5-7 victory over the
Imperial Irrigation District Office in
E Centro stadium Friday night deS-
pite some lusty clouting by First
Baseman Wolf and some sterling
defensive work by Leonard Moore.
Moore. playing the third sack,
turned in one double play unasslSt-
ed and started another, Moore to
Brown to Wolf
Bert Crosby bagged two doubles
for the winners.
The Score
Telephone -. 1913 050 4-l5-l0-I
Dist. Office 49,. III oil o. 7 !
Ostrander and TimmonS; Mayflelc
Drummer and Reynolds.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
Wilson Grammar
School Wins, ID

Wilson'S grammar school soft
ball team scored its third victory
i'll four starts Friday afternoon by
defeating Lincoln grammar school of
Imperial, IA. III seven inning
game played on Imperial Field
Hitting hOnors went to Gerald
Greer and Tommy McChristie of
Wilson school. who collected five
hits between them. Stan Jacobs was
the winning hurler.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
MASON GRAND MASTER
VISITS VALLEY LODGES

William B. Ogden. grand master of
the Masons in Imperial Valley, paid
his official visit to the Masonic
lodges of Brawley. Imperial, El
Centro. Holtville and CaleXico, at
a Joint dinner and reception Fri
day night in the BraWley Masonic
temple.
More than 100 Masons were pres
ent to hear the inspiring message
of the grand master James RAM
saur. master of the Brawley lodge,
with the members of that lodge
was in charge of all arrangements
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
Bowling Teams
Enter End Round

Commercial and City bowling
league teams move into the second
round OF play Monday and Tuesday
nights with the league leading Hat
ton Service of the commercial loop
and the high scoring 20-30 team
scheduled to meet tough opponents.
The Schedule
Monday Night Commercial League)
Robertson vs.. Haas
Gas Company VS.. Hatton
District KS. Hardware
Tuesday Night City League)
Harris Us. SherWoods
State Employees Us. Doc Dupont
Bldg. and Loan vs.. 20-30
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
0rtez Kayoes
Jackie ZURICH

HOLLYWOOD. april 6. ,UP)--
Manuel Ortiz, l12. Los Angeles. won
a technical Knockout over Jackie
ZURICH. 10, San jose, Cal. in the
ninth round of a scheduled 10-round
main event at the Hollywood Legion
stadium last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
Central , Ca|exico
Meters Travel

El Centro and Calexico high
school tennis teams joined forces
Saturday to play in the Montebello
tournament, according to Bill Max
we'll. coach.
Another contingent of El Centre
ncttcrs played GroSSmont on the
FOOthiller courts.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
THEFT PUNISHED
BY YEAR IN JAIL

]. c. Brandt must servo a Year
in the county Jail but will escape
San Quentin penitentiary term
in addition if he repays s430 he
stole from his employer, a cigarette
vending machine owner.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
Bar|and Kayoes
Walker in 9Th

SAN FRANCISCO. April g. up
-Gunnar Barund, the Finnish
fighter. apparently needs weather of
40 degrees below zero before he
gets under way. He was slow and
unimpresSive for seven rounds last
night but il the eighth he un-
corked a fast left and put Sonny
Boy Walker Of Phoenix. Ariz,, to
sleep for the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, April 8. U'D Wheat
prices dipped sharply today on re
ports Of precipitation in the south
west
wheat closed y, TO =, cents low
er, May $1Q4i - a bushel Corn
was off i TO y cent. May 81; oats
off ~ TO u cent, May 40ts, and rye
u 10. ~ cents lower, May 65H. Soy
beans were unchanged 10 u. cents
lower, May $107H.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
Markets at a Glance

stocks higher ~ moderate trad
jue.
Bonds irregulaflN higher. l. :
governments irregular.
Curb stocks irrtEuldrIN cher
Foreign exchange cay.
cotton about stead"
Wheat off about ] l. 4" o'ii~.
corn off around -.
Rubber firm.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, April G. u'rp-
Hens, leghorns, -, 80 lbs. 49,. J.,
Hens, leghorns, over / lbs. 49,. 13c
Do. over 4 lbs. ..................... 13t
Hens, cclored. 8 to 1 lbs. 49,. poo
Hens, ColOred, over 4 lbs. 49,. POO
Broilers. over j, up 70 j.. lbs. IL
Rroilers, over u up to "a lbs. 1JC
Leghorns "a TO 3 lbs. ............ 15c
Fryers, colored, 2i2-3t. lbs. 49,. 80
Fryers, colOred, over 8, lbs. up 2lC
RoaSters. colored .............. PIC
Old roosters, coI1red ..... loo
Old roostcrs. leghOrn .......... o7c
Stag ................... 14C
Ducklings, over 5 pounds ...... 1Gt
Ducklirgs, under pounds go. IL
Old ducks .................. So
Youns geese ................... 15c
Old tom turkeys ..,........... i,
Old hen turkeys .....e. .......... llC
Capons S lbs and up ........ "a
Rabbits. No. ! VIII. . Y 10 AZ lbs. 1lt
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
Bigboy Hogue
Wins Easy Nod

Bieboy Hogue. smaller OF the ia
cumba twins. made it two in row
over Baby Face Robinson in the
main event at the San Diego Col
iseum Friday night.
Hogue won every round except
the first. which was even.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES, April =. u'PJ
Transamerica .....#....... % -6 -
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
l.. A. HAY
L. A. BUTTER q EGGS

Butter: extras 27c: pilmr tI-l - ~.
standards - -; uharfgradr, - =,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-07
L. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES, April 6. OPP
wheat
No. hard white ...... S165-1.70
Barley
No. ! Bri west as lbs. .... 500 .95
Corn No. yellow ...... I.5l-l.53
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
WiIkie asegura que las istas de la WPA
son e~mpaquetadas en- los amos de elecciones
La WPA lie cOntesto aver mismO

una base de odios y prejuicios,
Wilkie manifesto: 81 alguien
me apoya sObre una base de pre-
juicios raciales o religiosos, 20
lie republic por complete. No
quiero que esa clase de genie me
apoye''.
La WPA contest6 aver mis-
mo al candidate republican, y
dijo que en- julio ell n1mero de
personals en- las listas era de
solo 1855, 641, comparable ell to-
tai con 1855, 526 en- JUNO. Es-
tas cifras Sc dieron cuando Will
kie dijo que e nNew York sc ha-
bfan agregado a las listas 3d.
900 personals.
Las inscripciones de otoho de
la WPA, dijo ell administrator
INFERNO H. o. Hunter, NADIA tie
men qe yer con la campaha poll
tica. Cuando Sc aproxima ell in
vierno, en- Octubre y nOviem-
bre, siempre Sc aumenta Ell so
zorro.
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
GRAN JURADO E d
RIAL SOLO E INVES-
TIGAR EN- CASOS DE Ma
TURALEZA RIMINAL

Ell fiscal federal Herbert s.
Phillips en- una carta a la Sra.
Culbreath, secretaria de la Cor
he del Circuito, dice que ell Gran
Jurado Federal no puede actaar
en- quejas presentadas por uni
grupo de mujeres, salvo que u
ma agencia federal investigue y
encuentre motives suficientes
para solicitar la acci6n del
Gran Jurado. "Un Gran Jurado
federal solo tiene autoridad pa
"a proceder en- casos criminaies
y previa Investigation por agsn
ties del gObierno." Estima Ell fis
cal que los jefes de la WPA ha-
ran una investigation escrupulo
sa de tOdas las quejas presen-
tadas y trataran a tOdos con Ia
mayor unparalleled y justicia.
Copias de las quejas han sido
mandadas a Washington, con
las recOmendaciones del juez
Parks y del Gran Jurado del con
dado. presididO pOr el Sr, N. NJ.
Frost.
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
AHORCARON EN- MEMPHIS
LA EFIGIE DE WILKIE

Memphis Tenn, agosto "a
I'm muneco vestido de blanco y
con estas palabras, "Efigie de
Wendell Wilkie," fue encontra-
do aver colgando del poste de ia
bandera en- un parque publico
de esta ciudad.
La policia baj6 ell muneco, avi
sada por un ciudadano, y dispu-
so su destruction. En- la parte
del frente ell muneco tenia un
cartel con estas palabras 81 20
soy electo juro fidelidad a Adolf
70 Hitler. w. Wilkie."
En- las mangas lIevaba peque-
mas tarjetas con estas palabras:
Nosotros los americanos creemo
hue con ell fin de servir a la ma
ci6n como Presidente debe esco-
gerse a un hombre honesto, de
pura raza americana. en- lugar
de un capitalista en- connivencia
con los nazis e interesado en- que
ell pals Sc ponga bajo la ferula
del Fuehrer."
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
ACUSACI0NES
DAS POR LA OFICINA DEL
FISCAL

La oficina del fiscal del con-
dado, j. E. Williams, present6
aver en- la Corte de 10 Criminal
las siguientes acusaciones
Ebert Harris, robo en- ell do
micilio de Harold C. Garrison;
Jose Rodriguez, por haber pc
netrado en- un establecimiento
de la avenida Grand Central, lie
vandose dinero y cigarriIlos;
Teodoro Leek, por robo en- la re-
sidencia de la Sra. Emma D..
Cox; W. F. Baker y c. L. Hall,
por guar sus AUTOMOBILES ha-
llandose borrachos; Walter
Futdh, manejar con descuido;
Romeo Stinson y J. p. McGinty,
armas prohibidas, y Joe Jones,
Frank Johnson, Charlie Frank,
George Wilson y Norris Malph-
US, por robar patatas con un va
Tor de So.
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
RECHAZADA LA RENUNCIA
DEL P~RESIDENTE ORTIZ
Sc le do an vote de CONTAINED
al jefe de Estado

Buenos Aires, agosto 24.-De
los 100 diputados y senadores,
1856 dijeron anOche que no acep-
taran la renuncia del presidente
del a RepGblica, DR.. Roberto Or
tiz, Y que en- la session conjunta
de hoy lie otorgaran un vote de
confianza. Liberales y conserva-
dores, viejos enemigos, susten-
tan ell mismo punto de vista en-
cuanto a la renuncia. Victor Gui
Hot, diputado radical, acusado
de beneficiarse con la compra
del terreno del aer6drOmo Gel
Palomar," Sc suicide anOche. I'm
comite de la Camara habia re-
comendado la expulsion de Gui-
Hot. Este dej6 una nota que di-
ce: Que Dios me perdone.
La renuncia de Ortiz Sc inter
preta como una expression de de
sacuerdo con los funcionarios en-
vueltos en- la transaction. Viene
desempehando la presidente, in
terinamente Ell vicepresidente
Ramon S. Castillo.
La gaceta., 1940-08-24

Washington, agosto 2.--El
candidate republican, Wilkie,
que parece en- canine de hacer
una campaiia violenta, dnclar6
aver que pOsee pruebas defini-
twas de que la administration
de Roosevelt Sc propone empa-
buetar las listas de alivio y es-
pecialmente en- los estados que
considera dudosos. Sostiene el
candidate que en- todos los amos
de elecciones el n1mero de obre
ros en- la WPA aumenta de ma
nera considerable. Pide ell jefe
politico al Abogado General
que investigue ell case,
por cuanto pudiera encerrar in
fracciones de la ley Hatch. Will
kie da la, cifra de varios amos,
pero no menciona las de los amos
1894, 1885 y 1889. Aver Amor
70 con ell arzobispo cat6lico
Spellman, de New York.
Cuando un reportero lie dijo
que ciertos elementos alemanes
de Yorkville lie apoyaban sobre
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
LA JUNTA DE
EN- CONTRA DE LOS RE-
DOJES PARA Ell ESTACIO
NAMIENTo DE C0CHES

En- una reunion celebrada a.
yer la Junta de Realtors de Tam
pa nombr6 al Sr. l.. II. Blank,
su presidente. para que Sc opon-
ga ante la Comlsi6n de Zonas,
que sc reunira el pr6ximo mar
ties, al proyecto de poner relojes
cobrando por e. estaclonamien-
to de los AUTOMOBILES en- las ca
lies de mayor transito. Esos re-
lojes. seg1n los Realtors, moles-
tan al p1blico y no rinden bene-
ficios apreciables. La comisi6n
de Zonas Informant el martes
esos aparaticos, q. va fun
ciOnan en- otras ciudades de Ia
Florida,
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
APARECIO ASESINADA u
MA JOVEN ESPOSA DE 20
AMOS

New York, agoSto 24.-En ell
cuarto de bano de su apartamen
to, casa nGmero 654 de la aveni-
da RoSedale, la policia encontr6
ell cadaver de una rubia sonora
de 20 amos, Dorothy Sorenson,
madre de dos pequenos hijos. Ell
marido de la Sorenson, nombra-
do James,, de &c amos, dice que
recogi6 a su mujer, con dos he
ridas EN- la cabeza, y que ella le
dijo: "He tenido una hemorra-
gia," Despues perdi6 ell conOci-
miento.
Llam6 ell marido para que lie
auxiliara a la Sra. Loretta Geist
que vive en- ell piso alto, la cual
llam6 a la policia. Nadie oyo rui
do en- la casa y los dos hijos,
Thomas, de l a1o, y James, de 2
dormian en- sus respectivas GU
mas. La pOlicia cree que a la mu-
jer lie pegaron en- la cabeza con
un pedazo de caneria. La policia
interrog6 al marido durante va
rias horas.. Los vecinos asegu-
ran que parecian llevarse muy
bien.
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
Los nazis atacan a Inglatena con fuego.
de canon y lanzamientos de bombas
LEGO a Londres ell coronel frances De Larminat
agregandose a la Comisi6n del Oral. La Gaule.
La Gestapo arresto en- Noruega a
numerosos comunistas

Grecia estudia la situaci6nl
creada por ell gobierno de TIA
liza y en- esta capital Sc asegura
que ell pals resistira TODD acto de
violencia que parta de la fronte-
ra albaneSa. Italia parece haber
pedido que Grecia decline las ga
rantias inglesas; pero en- Ate
mas afirman que no Sc hara tai
cosa, aunque la firmaci6n no tie
ne caracter Official.
I'm avi6n aleman Sc estrell6
contra una montana, en- Transyl
vania, y pereciero las 10 perso-
mas que Nevada. BESIDE Bucarest
comunicaron Ia noticia a Berlin.
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
NOTICIAS CONDENSADAS De CUBA
Leprosos sin asistencia. - Peticiones de los mo-
~toristas. Laredo Bru cOndecorado. = FL de-
sahucio de la Normal.

gar para ellos, pero no hay Ell di-
nero suficiente.
El ministro de Italia lie ENTIRE
GO aver al coronel Laredo Bru,
p~residente de la Republica, las
condecoraciones de San Lazaro
Y San Mauricio, expression de
simpatia de Benito Mussolini y
ell gobierno faScista italiano.
Registrado aver el Zorro lie
catre del espanol Fernandez Pc
rez, fallecido, individuo que pa
saba como un indigente Sc lie en-
contr6 un brillante de conside-
rable valor. Ell hombre ha deja-
do e ell banco $4,000. La admit
nistraci6n de los bienes lie sera
confiada a un sobrino.
FL encargado de negocloS de
Mejico lie entreg6 aver una con-
decoration al comandante Ber-
nardo Garcia, jefe de la policia
nacional. Otros miembros del
cuerpo tambi@n fueron condeco-
radios.
El lunes, a las 8 de la tarde,
Sc reunira la Camara de repre-
Sentantes en- session extraordi-
maria. Van a ser resueltos algu-
nos de los problemas pendien-
ties. sit
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
DOS MURIERON
EN- UNA BA-
NERA

Dayton, Ohio, agosto "a
Los detectives aseguran que exis
ten circumstances misteriOsas
en- Ell case de un joven de II a.
nos y su hermanita de dos soma
mas de nacida, que murieron a.
hogados en- su domicilio, en- una
.bahera. Hay indicaciones de a.
sesinato-declar6 ell agente Nc
Fadden. La madre de las victi-
mas, Lucille Weyrauch, de 80
amos, fue encontrada en- un par
que y panecia aturdida.
Sc Ia Hev6 a I'm hospital, don
de Sc la mantiene bajo guardia.
La gaceta., 1940-08-24
DEL GENE
RAJ MARSHALL

Washington, agosto 24.-El
jefe de estado mayor. general
Marshall, ma pasado inNitacio-
mes para que visit neste pals a
los jefes de estado mayor de
los eiereitos de varias rep1bli-
cas- hispano-americanas.
Las visitas Sc verificaran en-
mes de octubre. Sc les mostra-
ran los grandes adelantos he
chos por este pals, en- material
militar, e MOS dltimos meses.
BESIDE Honolulu comunican la
llegada de un dique flotante
que sera utilizado por la escua-
Ora de los Estados Unidos. Ell di
que Sc mand6 desde los astille-
ros de- New Orleans. !.