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BTJSINESS OPPORTTINITTES.


OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS wanted
for Westminster on well proven, high. class
sonable and repeats often. Must invest
$500 in mdse. Give phone number for ap-
pointment. Address Box lSs-E, Star once.
RoOMING HOUsE-l0 rooms, 8 baths, cleo
tricity, hot-water heat; sacrifice; all hued.
9l9 N. Y. ave, Apt. 8.
DELICATESsEN AND LUNCH, in downtown
day; $4,000 cash required, balance terms.
Goldsmith Sales Corp, 9l8 N Y. ave.
weekly suaTanteed; 5000 cash required,
balance terms. Goldsmith Sales Corp SlS
CAFE in large apt hSts fTIlE esuipg sSy
$4,000 Address Box gle, Star ONCE.
corner station in NV; long -est sbiished busi-
nsss long addre isss sox S saP Once
FOR SALE-Well established gown and mil
fully furnished shop. near cOnnecticut ave
Address BOX 25s-E, Star ONCE. 20.
S37s TOTAL PRICE
bsness over Son SSsd location h pistrist
cheap rent and no opposition: no experience
necessary can teach o yoq N stsE o aSsTs;
the dream OF the prospective owner Of tea
house or tourist camp. are realized IN TINS
feet by rapid, rocky stream. it fronts ABOUT
thousand feet on concrete read, the
most heavily Travelled in Virginia. Less
than 20 miles from the District line. Inn
proved with a brick house Of the early Viz Viz
glnia type, nearly new. with steep TOOL
dormer windows, deep hreplaceS. Price,
$4,000 At least hall cash, -. 49,.
Warning: Don't vail TIL tomorrow this
time. Such chance either for home or
business, may never come your way agafn.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
I407 New York Ave. NV. National 1l08.
PHYSICIANS.
Physician offers his practice CAST year
over 100000 along with his 10-Toom, 3-bath
brick dwelling, oil heat. equipped as small
hospital and Office. to a responsible physi-
clan at very reasonable rental for term Of
years.
Operating room. dispensary, IL hospital
beds, other medical and surgical equipment,
along with household furniture, may be pur-,
chased on a basis Of secondhand furniture.
For further information, apply
ROY w. CONDlT,
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EditoSial. Statistical and
File Clerk.

Enrol this week and get entire course for s..
The civil Service Preparatory School
Sc Cor. l2th and NV. Met. eS37.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
s. viii start YOU in this profitable profess
sion; Modern methods taught by expert in
sou. MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY Gull
TuRE. eS7 Earle Theater Bldg, 18th 3 NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WHY NOT LET THE NEW YEAR MEAN
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operating, short easy course TO learn; dig
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14th st. at N. Y. ave.
belle Honour School. Investigate our new
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price. MAAkLLE HONOUR SCHOOL lEstah.
1919, 8l7 18th st. n. ". and 1928 New Hamp-
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AUTO DRIVING LESSONS - ANYWHERE.
any hour licensed. white men; your or our
car. Cal any time. Adams 34e9.
FRENCH TUTORING. CONVERSATIONAL:
experienced teacher, 10 years in France; COL
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type viii put you on the road 70 success
better pay opportunity, Boyd GeeYefartal
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WANTED-sALEsNTEN.
EXECIITIWE TXpE

L1ALN<O 7 4 Y i I I I Iss
The q. 3. CAST steel Corporation has an
gpentng for q high-elaSs representative in
lie utility corporations, banks. department
stores. large and small retailers. We offer'
On unusual opportunity TO the right man for
large permanent earnings on a commission
basis. Give phone number for appointment.
Address Box 264-E, Star once. 24%
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RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.


RADIo3R. G. A. semi-portable. superheter-
odyne; LOUD speaker and elimination, $40.
BOATS.
CABIN CRUISER, 800; seats or 10; Just
rebuilt. Also new rowboat. s35; never over
board ia X St s.w. Col 4o4o.
FARM AND GARDEN.
HEMLOCK EVRRGREENS.
to "a INCHES high; 25c to Sl.25. Phone
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE
YOUNG HoLSTEIN-GUERNsEY COW, CALF
at her side; splendid family COW; also tons
Of hay. Phone North 1914. 20'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ALL KINDS OF ANTIQUES and modern fur
ntture. We pay highest prices for rare and
desirable furniture. Call the. Lincoln Co.,
Metropolitsp 1917. The firm that buys any
ANTIQUES, old gold, silver. diamonds. Jew
slTy. bought and sold Tenders Pawn
APPAREL mems, ,womens and children's,
and furniture of all descriptions wanted for
rummage sale. Gather up what You have
7th st. NV, Met. s764 and 7749. Pay cash.
AUTOGRAPHED letters of Presidents, states
bought. Hobby Shop, 1927 NV. DIST. 1872.
BICYCLE, boys. 2s-inch wheel; must be
IKE new and cheap. Phone Hyattsville 626-R.
BIG PRICES PAID-Do not be misled. The
Lincoln Co. has no connection with any
SSl7. We pay the highest cash prices for
anything Of value.
BooKs-Hishest prices for all Kinds, in any
sa5 TSe oEsnss P aUoE s MsS
SIS q st. n W. No branches.
Cash REGISTERS, SHOW cases and store
hRS sTr H. en slS g contents boushs Edgar
DEAL. WITH CONFIDENCE Notes. the
furniture man, when you have anything for
sale and get the highest cash prices. Phone
Met. 88l7; 6o4 6th st. NV
ELECTRIC TRAIN. complete, perfect. Ad-
dress Box 216-E, Star ONCE.
FURNITuRE-Can l. Krupsaw, 63s La. ave,
SeIore selling furniture or anything Of value;
Adams 1103 after PIE.
FURNITURE OF All kinds wanted; best prices
paid Capital EnEnisuEs Co. cal La ave
FURNFTURE-Wanted, to purchase some
good used furniture TO OUTFIT large house
can pay you cash. METROPOLITAN 3051. 20"
FURNITURE-Don't sacrifice your furniture
we VIII give you more for furniture, bric-a-
Phone US and be convinced. The Lincoln Co.,
tel. METROPOLITAN 98l7. S04 9Th st. NV.
GOLD. silver, watches, diamonds and old
Full cash value paid Sinners, as SsS 81.
sLIcINa MACHINE, electric, U. 8, alter
mating current; not over years old; must
cash John w Koob, 631 Center Market.
STORE FIXTURES, lunch-room equipment
Entire contents purchased. Atlas Store Fix
tuTe Co. 415-415 9th st. NV. Met. 1927.
WANTED. 3 Fat clarinet; must be in good
condition. Schafer, s0o North Carolina ave-
Sc. Lincoln Sl95
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for ali
k sdl OF nouSehold goods Can North 1914
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

POSITIONS Need 500 applicants daAy.
49, Gten0arapherss typists.
&echAesDsyk eleEs. ssie9msn. &c. xsss Isas
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE NoW-FTIE CLERK. sTATIsTT.
cal, police exam, stem, ard typ. and FIRE
MAN EXAM. The civil Service Preparatory
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PERSONAL

floors cleaned, Tenntshed, shellacking, wax
ing, weather stripping, calkinG, painting.
Call Ben, Potomac 2868, 1os
studio: lessons IS I'ERare Studio Dec.
26Ts. cess St, / block Dunont Circle.
MAssEusE -SWEDIsH GRADUATE. ScIEN-
tine, house or residenc,ea 1850 Mass ave.
CHILDREN BOARDED IN STRICTLY PRI-
vate home, with mothers care. special care
giveu 70 diet. Cleveland 39T7
Will 0ENTLgAfAN WHO saw TIE AT
tack on the red dos in Chevy Chase. Md,s
last SATURDAY please ccmmpnieste with
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SITUATION-NIEN.

Persons advertising for Situations
Wdnted" are tDGrHed to exercise
careful Investigation o. persons Of
feTiH0 positions UheTe cash deposits
nre renuireh 10 aecNre ennlONnlenf
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CHERNER MOTOR
COMPANY.
XMAS SALE! XMAS SALE
SAVE! SAVE! SAVEI
HERE'S
OUR GIFT TO YOU.

WE WILL PAY THE PER-
1881 TAGS AT ABSOLUTELY NO
COST TO YOU
With the purchase of any car in
our exceptionally full stock of traded
in cars.
Take advantage of this unusual
offer Nowhere are a few of our
many OPPORTUNITIES.
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FORDS
AND OTHER LIGHT MAKES.
AT PRICES THAT MAKE a,u
1T EASY FOR YOU. EAg
Many Others.
TRIANGLE MOTOR co.
D New York Ave.

Open Evenings and Sundays.
DE SOfO SEDAN, LATE 1913
LIKE NEW DRIVEN BY FACTORY q
FICIAL, S650.0O. $4,000 DOWN. Cal
ROOM Tas. AMBASSADOR HOTEL. al
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MOTOR TRAVEL

MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL tEsT 1879
Friday Special, Until 3 M the Famous
Permanent Wave, Complete, SIS
1925 II. H. Ave 9l7 18th St NV.
PERMANENT WAVE, $500.
Friday Morning, Mabelle Honour Facial, 35e.
MAYBELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (EST. 1919,
Souths Leading Beauty Culture School.
617 l4th 81. NV. 1875 N. III. Ave. NV.
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RADIO-R. G. A. semf-portable, superheter-
odyne, loud speaker and elimination, $40.
Call North 2792-W.
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COLLECTOR, insurance debit; must be good
sick and accident writer. Apply d. w,
McIntire, supt, Al6 5th st. NV.
COOK for short order, must be experienced.
Apply Carlton Restaurant, 1724 Penna. ave.
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HELP--MEN.

BOYS to establish routes for The Nation s
Capitol Magazines after school; good money
for hustlers. 1857 National Press Bldg,
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MID-CTTY SALES CO.,
1927 18th st. NV. I7rY
I'LL 18th St. NV. ri Or
rTuncs
Open Evenings and Sundays. rs
1929 OAKLAND ALL-AMERICHN
DE LUXE LANDAU SEDAN
Well tenders, wire wheels, trunk and o6RaR
extras; mechanically in best Of shape. Very
sporty. SS65. Your Light car in trade,
TRIANGLE MOTOR CO.. !
2 New York Ave. ,'ag5
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
EHMKE IN HERO
ROLE AS LOCALS
TIE AT BRAWLEY
Central Union Pitcher
Raps Out Three HON.
crs In Good Game

Ted Ehmke proved himself hero
of the first water yesterday i'll the
10 inning game between Central I'm
Al TIC when RAIN broke up the pro-
eecdih'gs. Ted not only pitched u
swell brand OF ball, bat accounted
for three Of the local counters by
banging three homers over the right
field fence of the Brawley grounds.
His first four-piy ciout came in the
second, the next in the seventh and
the last in the ninth. Each time
the sacks were unoccupied, more's
the pity
The game was interesting through
out and probably would have con
tinued for an indefinite number of
innings had not rain interfcred, so
evenly were the teams matched.
Wcstgard, the Brawloy twirler, sent
Is El Ccntrans to the bench via
the strikeout route and issued no
passes. Ehmkc kept the seven
Brawlcy hits wcll scattered, struck
out and gave five passes. These
with four local errors counted in
the scoring while the Brawleyites
played errorless bah in the field.
i,rawicy scored in the first inn-
ing but the count was knotted in
the second by Ehmke's first homer.
The count stood 81 in favor of Draw.
ley at the end Of f;lc fourth and
was again tied in the eighth with
each team scoring one run in the
ninth.
Ted's last home run made the
score / to , in favor of FL Centro
y snappy double play by Central
Union in the last half of the ninth
made things look like the end of
perfect day and gave the fans an
opportunity to make for exits. Then
two Brawley hits coming in quick
, succession, tied things again. FL
Ccntro drew blank in the first
half of the tenth. With one down
and two on the bags for Brawley
in their half of this inning, the rain
started to come down in torrents
aud the umpire decided 10 call a
halt TO the game with the scores
still all even, ~.
/ Wynne with two binglcs, Neil
yany, kunishima and johnson play
/ cd extremely well. Kunishima's ac-
curate peg to second cut down many
/ 4 daring bag pilferer and dampened
their ardor for such stunts.
Westgard was the whole show for
Brawley and has made a wonderful
record for strikcouts this season.
The score by innings:
Il II /
ri Centre ......~0lO 600 III O-4 4
( Brawloy -......lOi 100 00l o. 7 G
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
HUMPHREYS AND
ALVARADO MIX
IN RING TONIGHT

If plans of Jimmy Alvarado go
as they should tonight, Red Humph-
ries will be singing ws l Blue9"
when their 10 round battle is over
at the Imperial Valley Athletic club
tonight. Jimmy is just itching for
another crack at that red dome
against which he has particular
peeve, because it's owner spoiled his
win record at the Main Street Ath-
letic club in Los Angeles by getting
draw few weeks back.
Red has no desire to sing the
"blues" and would like nothing bet
ter than to give Jimmy couple of
blue eyes and few more decora-
tions that will require adhesive tape
and bandages to fix up.
There is no love lost between
these two scrapper who start off
the featherweight elimination tour
tonight, and it gives indications of
being a much better scrap than
some of the more highly touted ones
that they have been seen here.
For good measure the fans get a
second 10 round scrap tonight, Sam
my Santos and George Monzan be-
ing due to step the distance in the
second half of double main event.
Sammy's hip has been fixed up and
he plans to hang red lantern on it
so that Monzan will not run into
it and wreck their little party. Any
wrecking that George may have on
his mind will be directed to SAM
my's jaw and not to his hip.
Monzan has as much punch as a
charity ball and when he lands it
there is apt to be some mothers
son sinking toward the rosin. For
verification of the statement Mari
anO Cebua can furnish excellent
testimony.
The best Lorenzo in the valley
should be known when tonight's
battles are over, two of them be-
ing scheduled to whale through six
rounds in the special spot. Lorenzo
Reyes and Lorenzo Apadoca are the
boys booked to show what can be
done when fellows with names like
that get all steamed up. Science
may be as absent as hair on bill
hard ball, in this battle, but the
fans should see plenty of slugging
and the fan who doesn't like slug
ging doesn't go to the fights.
Florencio Villa is all primed with
his left pile driver to sink it in De
La Fuent's midriff when they meet
in the opener. Florencio can soakio
and if he connects may knock Mr..
Fuente up to Puente or further.
Ladies who like to see the boxers
do their stuff will have an oppor-
tunity TO do so tonight, being ad-
mitted free as guests of the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
Marriage License
Business Normal

There was little if any letup in
applications for marriage licenses
at the county clerks office during
the past month as revealed from
the marriage license files in that
office. A total of 20 such licenses
was granted during the month, of
which 26 were for couples residing
within the county; one to a couple
from outside the county and one
to couple of which one member
resided within, the other without
the county.
Brawley led in the number OF
couples securing marriage licenses
with IL; Ell Centre and Holtville
were tied for second place with
four each; Calexico came next with
two, while Calipatria, Seeley, West
morland and HebeT are credited
with one each.
Licenses granted to "mixed coun-
ty" couples showed: One from
Weist, two from Brawley, two from
FL Centre, and one from Holtville
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
SPORT NEWS
Expect Dyer And
Steele To Repeat

County finals in the Junior Olym-
pies will be held on the Central Tn.
ion high school grounds tomorrow
commencing at 9 O'Clock in the
morning and continuing until all
the events are concluded. 1t is ex.
pected that about 40 boys between
the ages of and l6 will compete
in the five events scheduled for the
meet.
Various methods are employed in
different parts of the state rela
i've to these games but in Imperial
Valley they are worked in with the
regular school activities. Each
school in the district has its own
elimination contest, then follows the
district elimination contest and
lastly the finals in which the two
highest Juniors and four seniors
compete in the county meet.
I he five events to be run off to-
morrow are: the broad jump, the
baseball throw for distance; the
basketball throw for accuracy; the
Is yard dash and chinning the bar.
Albert Steele, of Central Union,
and Linton Wade, Acacia, will be
prominent among the senior con-
testants, with Donald Dyer, of Cen
tral and Temple Robinson, Seeley,
expected to star among the juniors
in representing Central Union High
school district in these county finals
tomorrow. All have made excellent
scores and stand good chances of
placing high among the leaders.
Dyer won the junior events last
year while Steele won the senior.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
NOtables CavOrt
In Happy Days

"Happy Days" with startling
galaxy of screen and stage celebri-
ties, opened last night at Fox Imper-
ial Theatre and will be repeated
again tonight.
The production is good entertain
ment, presenting in the first half
an Oldtime minstrel show with
Walter Catlett, Jim Corbett, Victor
MacLaglen, Edmund Lowe, and 9th
er noted stars taking part.
Will Rogers, Warner Baxter, vii
liam Collier, ST., Ell Brendal, Nick
Stuart and other famous screen
personalities are seen in informal
roles at the Stage and Screen Play
ers club.
Janet Gaynor, Charles Farrell,
Ann Pennington, Marjorie White,
Dixie Lee, Sharon Lynn and host
of other notables have prominent
parts in the production which is fea-
tured by excellent ensemble mum.
| bers and novel stage settings.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
Yankee Women
Golfers Beaten

LONDON, May >. U.D -- Disap-
pointed bat not disheartened By yes
terday's 81 to 6la defeat by Eng
land in the first women's iuterna-
tional team match in history, Glen
ma Collett and her American golf
ing compatriots today opened Il two
week practice preparatory to the
British womcn's tournament a t
Formby golf club, starting May 70.
The American girls made not at
tempt to alibi their defeat, con
tenting themselves with the state
ment that "the better team won,
and we'll have to try to get revenge
at Formby." British papers, how
ever stressed the fact that the Am
orleans had not become acclimatcd
and lacked sufficient practice to
enable them to win
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
Oakland Spoils
Shut0ut Game

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2. tU.E--
After opening up with their heavy
artillery yesterday and defeating
the Senators, - to ., the Seals 90
into the game today with a two to
one lead in the weeks series.
Oakland fooled Los Angeles and
just as Clyde Barfoot was begin
ming to think he was pitching n
shutout game, an eighth inning rally
defeated the Angels, 6 to 3.
The Oaks now have taken both
games of the two game series.
Missions lead Seattle III the SER
les, two to one, by virtue OF yes
tcrday's / TO | win.
The game was enlivened hy dis
pute between Umpire Price and a
couple of Indians over Il third
strike, as a result Of which, Holland
and johnson abruptly left the
game.
Hollywood went on rampage
yesterday, after losing the two
previous games to the Portland
Ducks, and defeated the northern
ers by score of i to ).
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD
By United Press


Washington's Senators and the
New York Giants, two teams giver
little consideration as pennant con
tenders in preseason predictions
were leading the major leagues to
day as the I6 clubs settled down tc
lntersectional competition.
The Giants slipped into first place
yesterday as the Pittsburgh Pirates
dropped 4 to decision to the
Boston Braves in the National
Leagues only scheduled game. The
defeat was the third in row fol
the Pirates who previously had won
! seven consecutive games.
Washington acquired the Ameri
can League lead by hanging up an
eight game winning streak-includ
ing four victories over the world
champion Philadelphia Athletics.
The Athletics opened East-Wesi
competition in the only American
League contest yesterday by wallop
ing the Detroit Tigers 10 to 2.
Bob Shawkey sent his tail end
New York Yankees against the
Baltimore International club in an
exhibition game, but the Yanks
were no more successful than they
have been in league competition
dropping an 8 to decision.
Yesterdays Hero
Rockies Walter Berger and John
ny Neun, whose home runs enabled
the Boston Braves to knock the
Pittsburgh Pirates out of the Ma
tional League lead, to 3. Berge,
connected for homers in the seventh
and eighth innings, while Neun
made home run, double and single
i'll three times up.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
Volleyball Team
Going TO Coast

The FL Centre Pusiness Men 5
yoileyball team which has been play
ing throughout the winter under
the direction of Coach Armstrong
of the High school, viii travel to
san Diego Saturday afternoon whore
they IRE scheduled to meet the fast
team representing the San Diego
Athletic club on the latter's court.
The game will commence at j
O'Clock.
Members OF the local team are:
Joe King, Wilson McEucn, Oliver
Lingo, John Kcplcy, Harry Sones
and Robert Spcer.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02

I pageant, VINO viii remain in FL
Centre for the next few days to
hold conferences in regard to the
Imperial Valley pageant scheduled
for next fall and which he is to di.
| rect
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
Won Lost Pet.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia 10, Detroit ,.
Only game scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
Yesterdays Results
Eoston 4, Pittsburgh 3.
Only game scheduled.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
San Francisco l3, Sacramento e
Oakland 6, Los Angeles 3.
Hollywood IL, Portland 5.
Missions A, Seattle /.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
R0bber Holds Up
Hollywood Cafe

HOLLYWOOD, May 2. W.p)-A
robber who wore blue goggles today
was richer by $3.50 obtained when
he held up the cashier of the Brown
Derby Cafe, popular eating place of
many motion picture players.
The bandit took the money away
from Miss Thelma Martin, cashier,
last evening as she was counting re-
ceipts from the dinner hour. Pur-
suers failed to catch sight of the
man as he disappeared in the crowds
along Vine street.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
Many Entries In
Big Auto Race

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 3.
U.D-Forty two ears, three of them
to be piloted by foreign track stars,
have been entered in the 1880 In
dianapolis 500 mile motor speedway
race to be held May 30.
The entry list closed last mid
night. Additional entries may be
accepted, however, provided they
were postmarked prior to the dead
line.
(. For the first time in 10 years, the
race this year will feature two man
(mechanic and driver ears. Prev
lousy the one man machine hat
been used.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-02
| Juniors TO Visit
Ramona Pageant

A group from the Junior cham
Der of commerce will leave El Cen
tro early Sunday morning, May 4,
in order to attend the Ramona Pag-
cant at Hemet. Others who wish
to join this party are asked to noti-
fy the chamber of commerce so that
reservatio may be made.
Upon the return trip Sunday
night, the juniors will at as convoy
for Phil Whiting, director of the