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New Britain herald., 1930-08-16
Herqld:s Daily Pattern Service
MAKE THIS MODEL AT HOME Designed for the Larger Figure
 Pattern 1915 New Britain Herald 15c Practical
 Pattern
By ANNE ADAMS

The new mode is particularly love- ly for the woman who is no longer slim, as shown by the frock pre- scented today. The pointed cut of jabot and skirt flare tend to length en and slenderize while the tiny tucks at shoulders and back neck give additional fullness where most necessary.
 Pattern 1875 is perfectly charm ing made of fiat or canton crepe, georgette, voile or lawn The jabot and cuffs with pert bow ends are cut from fabric of contrasting color. Just few suggestions for popular color mbinations are black and white, brown and beige, green and ecru, blue and chartreuse, wine and beige.
 May be obtained only in sizes 36 B, 40, 42. and 46. Size 36 requires 3-S yards of 39-inch fabric and 5-8 yard of trimming.
 No dressmaking experience is nec- essary to make this model with our pattern. Yardage for every size, and simple, exact instructions are given.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS G5c) in coins carefully wrapped. or stamps, for each pattern. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS. STYLE NUMBER and SIZE wanted.
 Our BOOK Of PATTERNS for adults and children including trans fer patterns. is FIFTEEN CENTS. Book with pattern, 25c. Address all mail and orders to Herald Pattern Department, 243 West 17th street, New York City.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

have been separated or divorced the tendency to create parents after their hearts desire takes another form. They are apt to glorry the parent Of whom they are deprived and to weave about his ima..> the iuifllment Of wishes wnlcu lie with the other parent leaves unsatisher.
 If the separated parents are not tntagoni2tic 10 each other. there Is much 10 be said in favor of allowing the child to see good deal Of the parent With whom he does not live.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Black Pussy was out hunting Black Pussy dearly loves to hunt. l. isn't that she needs food She doesn't. No cat was ever better fed than Black Pussy. She hunts for the sheer love Of hunting. Every day she goes hunting, Sometimes she hunts mice: sometimes she hunts birds; sometimes she hunts squir- rels. This morning shas7yas hunting Chlpmurks, Yes sir, she was hunt ing Chipmunks. She knew that Striped Chipmunk and Mrs. Chip munk had raised family, That meant that there were several Chip hunks living along the old stone wall.
 It ought not to be difficult to catch one Of those young Chip hunks. " thought Black Pussy. They haven't had time 10 become as wise as their father and mother. I sup pose they can move just as quickly but an old hunter like me ought to bn able to sur7r.se one or t~o Of them"
 50 Black Puss- stole along he ton ot the old stone wall Every fan steps she orouched and looked ahead, and all inc time the tip Of her tail vas moving hack and forth, back and forth. Once she thought Tshe saw Chipmunk disa ppear be- tween the stones of the old wall just ahead Of her. She moved quickly to that place and there she crouch ed ready to spring should that Chip munk come out where it went in. But, though Black Pussy was very, very patient, if was all in vain.
 Now, as she crouched there, Black a stone Of the old wall only little distance from her l. looked like 3 lump Of coal Black Pussy didn't pay any particular attention to if. She merely wondered where that black thing had come from and why she had never seen it before. Then she centered her attention on the place where she thought she had seen 8 Cipmunk go in No Chip munk resppeared. Finally Black Pussy got 10 her feet and began ito move along the top Of the old wall. She moved stealthily, as is ~the way of a cat. but she saw noth- ing to interest her especially. Just ahead Of her was the little black lump on one of the stones Of the old wall. It yEs right where Black Pussy had rrst noticed it. She raid mo particular attention to II. She 17vas within easy jumping distance of rit when that little black lump sud Fdenly came to life and something -black disappeared down in the old way. Just too late Black Pussy realized that something alive had fooled her; but what it was she didn't know.
 e Now, Inpy the Black Chipmunk- flor of course it was Imp-had seen Black Pussy all the time. He had sat there perfectly still, pretending ito be black stone CT a piece Of -coal. All the time he was learning He was studying Black Pussy. Strip ed Chi3munk had warned him about her. So he had known who she was.as soon as he saw her. Now he knew how she hunted.
 I've fooled er." chuCkled Impy |"She was hunting for Chipmunh all right, but she didn't know this one when she saw it. I've learned
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16
Sardine stuffed Eggs

HdEdine olul1cd Eggs
 ? hard cooked egg1, 1-o cup chopped sardines. 1 tablespoons chopped sweet pickles. IA cup fine Iy chopped celery, tablespoons r2lad dressing.
 Cut eggs in halves. Remove. mash egg yolks. Add rest Of ingredients 10 Tolks. Mix well. Stuff egg cases Chill Serve on Q platter.
 Ham Relish Filling for
 12 Sandwiches
 23 cup chopped cooked ham, 1-4 cup finely chopped sweet pickles. IA cup chopped pimiento stuffed olives, 3 tablespoons chopped green pep pers, 1-3 cup salad dressing,
 Mix ingredients with fork. Spread on battcred v,,ite bread
 Tomato Sa;cry, Serving 6
 alices b2con, cuDa canned corn Greah can be used) table spoons chopped onionc, table spoons chopped green peppers. i cup chopped cooked ham, cups toma toes, 1-4 teaspoon pepper. 1-2 tea spoon salt.
 Cut bacon in small pieces. Heat slowly and add corn, onions and
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

green peppers. Cook slowly until well browned, Add rect of ingredi- ents. Cook ] minure~.
 Pear and Cheese salad
 fresh or canned pears, 1-2 cup grated yellow cheese, 1Ncup diced grapefruit, 1-2 cup thick French dressing,
 Mix the ingredients. Chill for ? hours. Serve on lettuce
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Life is dangerous enough with out skidding. especially in the bath tub. You can avoid all danger with a footsure rubber mat that is now on the market.
 It is constructed so that when you step on 1t, it adhercs to the bottom of the tub securely and with a determined grip. Your step can be firm and your mind un- troubled by the 5akger of falling and breaking all arm, a leg or perhaps your neck. You can get these bath tub mats in any color you wish.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16
Madge, Phoning Helena BriNton An Invitation to the Party senses a Disappearing Note in the Latter's Voice. and Is fingered

FNiNN-' t'AiN M .AiA- A1is
 ! did not need even the split sec ond' so dear to certain writers Of adventure stories 10 be convinced that there was a dIsapprovlng note in Helena BriXton's comment upon my announcement that our party was 10 be in Mary's honor II might be 3 subConscious thought. but it had manifested itself. and inyoluntarily my own voice sharpened as l an swerad her question.
 Very little older really But of course, she has finished school-prc- paratorv - and IS -"
 She seemed much older to me" Mrs. Brlxton sad and 1 was sure that she dld ror realize she had ab- ruptly interrupted a sentence of rlina But, Of course. that does not matter The older young people will just have to pU. ID with the school children"
 But there aren't any older young people I said. Mary is a stranger tare and she has kept so close 10 her studies that sha has made no friends. The party isn't going to be a large one. and. with he exception O. Mary herself and four young men (two Of them exceedingly youthful West Point cadels). the guests, except the chaperons, are in your house this morning
 Oh" she said again, and the note vas distinctly stronger now. How dear Of you 10 do this for her, And now tell me all about it When do you want us?"
 About six o'clock" I told her, trying to keep my voice cordial. And. please, will you tell me the color Of all your gowns - yours also. I mean 4 friend Of Mary's is send ing corsage bouquets 10 every wonl- an in the party
 What q munifioent person" she laughed, but I jealously fa7cied that 1t was a bit forced. What time must you have this information? They're al sound asleep"
 Ten o'clock" I returned Will they be awake then 2"
 OR' yes. hey re gong 10 rlde Tn the park this morning, you know. But l want them 10 sleep until the last possible moment. for they were Up late last night"
 Of course I agreed, "I'U tele- phone you again at ten. Good bye"
 Just a second" she interposed quickly. As the party Is for your niece, may I not keep Marion here until evening, so that shs an come
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16
G4 Menus fMe Day &N

BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE Meals For Day
 BTe-k--t
 Cantaloupe Ready Cooked Corn Cereal and Milk Poached Eggs Buttered Toast Coffee
 LH.,cheor Sardine Stuffed Eggs Ham Relish Sandwiches
 Pickles Chocolate Cookies Iced Tea
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one thing anyway.
 What is that ."

one thing anyway
 What is that" asked his father, Striped Chipmunk
 Impy chuckled again. Eve learn ed,' said he that the most foolish thing a Chipmunk can do, when he ..no"s an enemy has seen him, fs to put lis head on- Of inc same 1ole that re goes irto. dare sal nat Black Pussy is watching for rle right now and, if jt should rok5 my head out where l came in, she would catch me-
 Right" said Striped Ca3pmunk approvingly, Quite right. my son. You are learning fast. Now we'll go see what Black Pussy is doing" Copyright 1880 by T. W, Burgess
 The next story: Impy Knows When to Sit Still.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16
BEAUTIFUL AND PRACTICAL

North Hampton, N. H. Aug. IS. (tP).-FiremAn were obliged to use water from a goldfish pond on the estate of Francis Drake to save the home Of Sheriff Harry Roberts recently when fire destroy- co the Roberts barn.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16
TIME TO D!PiET

Lo2hUrS, Ore, Aus. 1G. tUP),- Ira lsham was picking blackber- rics. Ee met another piclier It was black bear. Both ran.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16
Di--pr

Tomato Savory Buttared BnAts Bread PU+ter
 Pear and Cheese Salad
 Cantaloupe Coffee
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Savoy blue, to emphasize that color. as well as with dresses of white, pink, navy blue and black.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16
BLACK PUSSY IS TOO LATE By Thornton ". Burgess

By Thornton V. Burgess 'Tis hard to hunt and watch and wait And then discover you're too late.
 Black Pussy.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Re9istered [. s, Patent office
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

The next story: Impy Knows When to Sit Still.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01
SPOlRT NEWS
Simon Pures'
Display Punch

PORTLAND, Ore, Mar. !. U.P) -
An orgy Of knoekouts that took a
heavy toll among the Simon Pures
featured the preliminary bouts of
the Pacific Coast a. A. e. boxing
championships at the auditorium
here last night.
Twenty nine kayos were sand
wiched in by ambidextcrous fist
cutters at regular intervals Of the
48 bouts on the long card. Army
Srijas, an unattached olltrant from
Seattle, turned in the most credit
able performance Of the evening,
knocking out two men in the l3IJ
pound class. Sci.ias put Andy A.
royo, 3Gth infantry, San Francisco,
cut Of the competition IN less than
Il minute and returned TO the ring
two hours later 10 floor Eddie
Coyle, Missoula, Mort, for the 10
'couAt in 80 seconds.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01
lM'Lafllii,l 70 Mix
W i { h Mande'l
BY BEaT DENNY
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Mar. !. U.D Light
weight Champion sammy MandelI
onight viii attcmpt to convince box
ing fans that he is capable Of be
.oming do4bIc titleholdar.
He mcct4 j,n.mv Mc-arnin, the
Nan""Crrf 'e,s,.aal U.l,a Peucrai!v
: rc~a"dnd f, H., taugnoet o: thr
"c'tcr~c.9A' -. excluding JaeAi,'
Fic,da, Tie oA~n'":nn ina 10 round
;ght thH Is ty.ar .trrcd for the
'arposc or .elrrtirg thc 10 .cai t.;io
tarens ut f. .'.ald3.
TIE NH VA le tl taird b..
s9cea III tea. each hay .Ha pr
;ous!Y k,n;e1 lie ctn>r. Mciaea.n
MES " = sayar,tc. jatil fcN
avs ago. M=I@sa,l Wa, - s,ul-
icrdor t4. j. 1hc most recent bt'e
"a Iss bs.o r4'ors t,c:.ae=-f 81:
,prchin4 a'.!r.~.
Hota Ia a~o Ii -" - ;1.t toa
ne bout. Na.Ac-., Disappointed 5'-
aye of h'r r,acnl yhoWiaos. h..
aGda the bqlacs }ralA;n4 cffor' #
~ Re ant r, roW T. ,o""iva
Lat h. w.f cato ia, thr hard pun'.h-
- W..terNeia't. jimmy. us uetai,
VII rely on Ii; hitting ability. H.
a wea".mg s,ogaiag typ Of f'9ht-
n wi.o can take plenty Of ruH:s'.
9.cit.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01
PACHO HAS BUSY EVENING BUT
TAKES DECISION OVER AVALINO

IN double quick time. History re.
pcated itself last night, for before
the crowd had settled comfortably
Ia their seats or even had time 20
light up the old ropes for the eve
ring, Ccba had cut lpo5c with one
wicked left which, caught Rod snack
j" th' stomach and tht CateAice bog
folded up IKE :, tcnt ,tFl droppod
20 the fIoo". The couat oi' 70 wi.s
rcfcN II tor4ai!i:y rs Rodripurz
"a through foc II. e.onin4 fhe
finish c:ule .uat ~ seconds after
the scrapper, la! squared eff md
irtl the faas wondering whether
'lr Icst Of the card would oad in
the same way
Ee,u2el Eould2
Bin Tackctt was third man n
the ring again last right and hrl;
thc boya on their tpcs AL the ..ria.
LIll va4 Kept iusF plNjr# Brown
and I.usb apart Ia the second scrap.
Brown got big hand Woen he
entered thc ring and also }'htn he
left. The fans never forget the boys
Tho gave thcm plenty of action in
past days and win cheer tLeEi on
right to the end
Lee Nuffcr did IL" "ladics and
Gentlemen hod,or5 last fi2At lie
needs % bit more practise, otherwise.
%. L.
The center lights won't r.ooc, last
night aud made the evening rti."f
uisa grceahle Nothing d tu.hs both
fans and fighters lloro than poor
lighting "nd With two good events
earded i MAS lust 30 bad hat
scneth.rg had t. . wrong =. tie
last momvut
Cchu. packs dynamite in tLat lrft
eal!op u In We Lad s,rt Of fi9
et,d tI.a, the NY H. pa, solomon
out las, week Was ius. one Of those
lhjugs, but when H. repeated la,t
,:ht and took "a srapptr Ike rod
rigucz for tl.c coaat. the.c is ,amr-
0rpg t. il, That .e.' = tho sa!"9
ii.aas t.,s good +" al, raa =, eoau.
.lf.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01
Pacho To Step
On Big Time

Recognition of months Of good
noes eeuc4 La Bobby pasho AcNt
Tueeday night when he viii mccf
Red liumrlrics Of Ocean Park ia
the sciait,nal Of the card at the
Olympic cluh, Los Angeles, On which
ff,cl La Barha and Santiago Tor
lila have the top spot.
Bobby favored lis right ban9
somewhat in last nights bout h,ro,
when he won over Kid Avalino. 81
mighty good boy, in otdcr to he in
shape fer Tuc,day's affair. Eohhy
troaneed IlumphIics in .he local
arena last September aad ought To
bc able 20 repeat the trick.
Pacho IS going great guns just
now, and he viii have the solid NOR
al sapport OF lmrcrial Valley when
be climbs into the "hig time" ring
next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01
Strangler Lewis
Held TO Draw

SALT LAKE Cj'rY. Mar J.. U.n)
ia Pom. salt Lax, hcavN"~;gh'
hattIcd Ed ''Straaglcr' i.eVi,L
t''wc~ ro'}5', ciamn;ou WIZ tier,
go u drew .tu,e g Wj!d'v atlusi.
1 tie. crowd leG4 1t ui.lt.
Ic.yig woa the filst fllI iY one
hour,. 30 minutes, with = reverse
tody Rip, aud Dem came b"ck 20
p.'t his airulanc spin into "" to
ri' the eS-cham for the Second
'all in 30 minutes. Nrithr" vas able
80 obtain fan iu the remaining
- minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01
Heavies Fail To
Show Anything

NEW YORK, Mar. I. U.P)-Six
ambitious young heavyweights per-
formed at Madison Square Garden
last night without producing any
thing to threaten Jack Sharkey's
position as outstanding title con
tender.
Ted Sandwina of Sioux City, Ia,
scored the most important victory
with a 10 round decision over Ri.
cardo Bertazzoio Of Italy, but the
Young German heavyweight was not
impressive.
Harold Mays, Bayonne, n. j., was
gwen well merited decision over
Marty Gallagher, Washington, D. c..
II on e&9itinE 10 round semi.final.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01
Hoping 10 Set
Unique Record

Los ANGELES, Mar. /. W.H-
Shipwrcck Kelly has demonstrated
mat ne can perch on Il skyscraper
tlaGpole longer than anyone else.
One Eyed Connolly holds the worlds
gate crashing record.
Floyd Waite, young baker, aspir,
Ell to fame too, and today he had
spent just one week in coffin,
buried alive six feet under ground.
lie hopes 10 set an underground
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01
Stetson Defeats
Jimmy Goodrich

san FRANCISCO. Ma. /. (J.D -
s,ag!ng e cuiacr:trk after beng
Uoofed in The tirst r,HAd, franhi,
3itct;cn, So francisco lightweight
#op Tee. sion Over Jimmy Good
rich, former ljghtw4 &t. champ, il
:. ~ round boas Lefc last night
Nte,son Uas substituting for HrcG
DANNY Mahaa. tombstone, A.il.
hoNer, who at"t dean il Il siyct;.ru.
AR parachute f;}t It Mills field last
Sriday N%ca his 'el.ute atr::rI, thu
p.@lc. Madam tool: The l,ar IN ~
e.i.r. 10 curc h.s speech and hear
80 .stflictiua.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01
RUPTURE
APPLIANCE
EXPERT
Demonstrates
New Method
In Eel CentrO

II You are ruptured and want to
be fee CT gougiag, chatting trus-
Ses that make life a burden and
misery, here is yolr opportunity.
Tf1 Expert from the Uncle Sam
Truss Assn, Buffalo, N. Y, will
be at the California Hotel, Ii
centro, March 3rd and 9Th to
give free demonstrations of this
rev appliance which the medi-
cal profession recognize is the
only one which conforms to ano-
tcmical requirements. It is light
and sanitary and does not inter
fere with any movements Of the
tody. No leg straps or elastic
bands to soil Or chafe.
Remelnber it is different from
any other appliance in construc-
ton and principal and will hold
the rupture at the Internal Rufg
where it actually starts). No
other truss will do this. 4
Don't let this great opportunity
get by you, but call on the Uncle
SaEl Expert and let him prove to
you what this wonderful new ap-
phance will do.
a
Eou-s 9 to ~. ! to 6 q. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01
PAGE THREE

Charlie Smith, Of England, proved
to be another of the traditionally.
fragile British heavyweights, and
was counted out in the first round
IN his bout with Arthur Dekuh,
Brooklyn.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01
Leading. Polo
Player Di 5


PASADENA, Calf, Mar. /. U.p)
Funeral arrangements were pend
ing today for Edgar Gail Miller, 80,
treasurer of the Southern California
Ld'Son Company and 4 star polo
riaNer; who died suddenly at his
nome here last night after heart
Miller was a member Of the Mid
|'sE Country club which in 1924
won hoth the iunior and senior open
holo championships, two titles which
htd never before gone to western
aggregation.
he vas injured two years ago
men :; pony rolled On him, and had
not PLAYED siuec.
Ihe daesaecd was the SON Of Mr..
ANA Mrs. Holm Barnes Miller. who
With a widow and daughter. SUI.
. i've linn.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01

.'oJ,e D5:as aa. 10 leave his home
.at Fairbaalt MINI. today TO motor
ito california.
Los AHCELEE, Mar. !. (y.D -
When thc National \. a. T.. cham.
pionship b=a kctb all tournament
opens at Kansas city, March 10,
seven J." - 4. G. players and Coach
Forrest fN"@o"I expect to be on
land, Mercury clu5 officials an.
1oGnced today That the local team
would make the trip.
Los ANGELES, Mar. I. tuD -
%uhd'% h"e' cr is 20 Ee inau%uated
i'll southern California tomorrow
night "hoa TIE Los Angeles Rich
feds opca q thr"c game series with
the Hollywood M.nlonair,>.
AVALC.,, Catalina Island. Goiif.
Mar i U.n> There weec a f," sore
1ln=eiea il IT,, crowd, Aut Hlc hi.
rago cab, IcI l!ar, tcday were ready
10 plunge sg.tfuIly into 3hcit see
o"d session e a?rmP training. Moe
han - pfa>c5s were tp b. ,G III,
field. ftr r..aI.:s n.re in L9ruess
and h%d joencd the Naagu7r.! which
ari.l several days az, ior a work
oGt Within an ho.s and Il ha!f after
hey arrived on thc island lester
j"t.
PAHO hoAlIS. Casf.. Mar l.
U.R} - n.cmh.'a ot tie Pittsburgh
;i&tca squad .|iinbcd into uniforms
tur toGay's workouts, e regular
shostsi p, rirA EartclI, had become
- Eeldout aHG tllcrc Wigs Uncertainty
about BusieiGt Grimes, star spittall
+ tche: Sam Ercyfuss, vice prcsi-
Gc..t cf lie ,iub, announced I3artcl
wanted " larEer salary. Grimes was
at odds over salary ard length oi
contract.
uOLiYW OOD, Mar. /. (UP) The
) 'r"yyweight fi,lt letwrea Nigo
aomall aud lla".@ Ee"um idstcd
3J-t ore milutc and 20 4lnd* here
4aot night, the time required for !.G=
mans kn94l:Jat victory He1wa ru;
Nigo on ;hc foe: after The frs
~ seconds Of fighting. Fifteen sec
ohds Letter Dorian had Eeaum on III,
c&nvaS but he bounced tu lis zee.
10 f.2At furiausIy ua,il he went oas
o.! the ropes soon @ft"r.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01

cord Of IS dqys and y tights.
"F jest @antrl TO get ,cnlc Kind
"f record" Waite tcli reporters,
thfoug! shat, winch vcnii!atc lis
ghtLhciF @raya. hnV" ag"ars
heen baker and wanted to rcrlly
amount to something, so here / am"
ASIDE from being alivc, Waite
mods cnc other advantage over King
IHi-!is tomb has Il telephone.
\ i.ee-Ee.r studg Of poultry man
."em"nt tas been completed in san
Joaquin County, covering 81 f,ocks.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01
SO. California
Sport Briefs

LOS NGElES, Mar J. UP
T'#o track I.aets ar oH The SEIZED.
ule for Southcfa california ;oIaY.
kcalandS, Santa P.rbard STATE. l."
Verne aud Occid'Htal are to mix in
Il four rorncred session Oh thc lat
tcr's field. wlilo Calte,h and Whit
ter will m,,t ou llc Engineers
c.ndot rafA.
ALHAMIRA. talif., Mar. /. U.p)
Ont f respect FIR Edgar ''Tcd -
.,iillcr, wei known coast polo star
aud former mrME,~ of Midwick :
E,sg Pour a.o died suddenly ycai4t-
day, Midwi,k officials today cau-
,eilcd game between the Whites
and Purp',, sehcdalcd f. The iicld
tnuorto".
Los AEat.LE-@. Mar. /. U.D
F.;u+ %: "'Cat.ati.a Lou' Daro,
mat iaaprcs-ar.o, tt Stage Wrestling
ooGts ii the Dre@mland arena at
IAN Francisco haYr E"ca drcupod.
he promoter sajd hrie today. / ..fo
.ati ye"@iety of good hraEyWeigats
would make It !npoasihlc to give
no'h Los Angeles and tie BAY cIty
I'll grade matches - la VIII not
nse thu license recent, granted him
Ter ~ NsrtaerI ..ca.l
PASADENA. l'aiif.. .iar. /. u.FJ-
Af;"r IN ah.r.,c ot >,.,.2l month .
,eom tl, local riaH, speedy D.5o.
'iiil 'no t,tWGgts. today Nas au.
remc,o as nest Thursdays ni.lt'e
o;eoocr. tc Nouac N,4f. H thc
i....' c;'3t.
Los ANGELES. .rar j. U.H
Fral.lie Errnail, IT,, Oregon lim-
ueaiael. s slated to o5,e rs to~
.:. tac .l~iu stree. Atantie tl#o
aryra here tonight, against ,'ecE
.tie+rz. hea. >vri3a;. .-.ta L#-tat
:rd "uhary rhri>m"4 ,ec up fer
,he scui-'ir.L
Los hNGELNs. M.r j. Up -
Tom LOB, ,..v .,hlc,ie director "t
ie1ola, Is ,zfertcd to arrive hery
II ,ime for spriag 'co,haA March ! T.
Ilt. former as .,tapt ar.d mc.tol 81
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01

LOS HNGELEs, Mr.. j. U.D -
Tom l.,h, wv %Alct,y director "t
I e1ola, IS ,&Tertcd t. arrive hory
,ime for spriag tco,haA March ! 3.
'lh. fu'nag as s.,tant gid m,atol -
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01

.'"t,e IJ7". ga to leave hi home
at FairbaaIt, MINI, today TO motor
IT, California.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-01

Los ANGELES, Mar. /. U.D -
%und'y hor,cy is 70 lie inaugarated
III Sont"efn California toaorrow
night "hea tie Los Angeles Rich
feds opc@ q thrrc game sc.iea With
the Hollywood Mnlonair,>.