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La gaceta., 1930-08-14

vende TODD 10 que quiere a los
americanos.
Otra de las panaderias que no
firm6 fue la llamada La Pal
ma, que continue trabajando
con los panaderos Isidoro Ia
mora y Antonio Perez, enfermo
ell primero de los mencionados
y que a pesar de clio manipula
la masa de pan que han de conner
inocentes pequenuelos. La otra
panaderia que Sc nego a firmar
la de Giorgianni, de la Gale de
Main y Frances en- West Tam
pa, que Sc qued6 con dos obre-
ros, aunque uno de ellos, por
sus amos y achaques, es corta la
faena que podra rendir.
Ell anuncio del triunfo de los
obreros Panaderos Sc do ano-
che en- la asamblea que celebr6
en- ell Centre Obrero la Sociedad
de Torcedores, siendo recibida
con aplausos la noticia.
De las tres Tahonas que Sc
negaron a firmar-segun ell pre-
sidente de la Union de Panade-
ros-dnicamente La Palma"
Sc mostr6 propicia al arreglo,
no pudiendo llegar a un conve-
MO por insistir los duenos en-
que no hubiera horas limitadas
para ell trabajo. Su pretensi6n
era que los panaderos entraran
a las 8 de la noche y trabajaran
hasta que fuera n~ecesario, aun-
que pasase de las ocho horas de
tornado. impossible aceptar es-
ia proposition rompimos rela-
clones con LA Palma" y decla-
ramos la casa en- mala estabili-
dad"
Los Compaheros panaderos
Sc mostraban muy agradecidos
a los ofrecimientos que Sc les
hlcieron por parte de los de-
mas trabajadores, aunque Sc
a%legraban de haber llegado al
extreme de necesitarlos.
Las tres Panaderias que Sc
negaron a firmar, particular
mente la de Medina, LOS Dos
Hermanos", por estar en- ell CEN
tro mismo de la ciudad, Sept.
ma avenida y Gale 81, aceptara
como las demas la demanda de
los trabajadores, a no ser que
como manifesto en- 0tra OCCASION
su dueno sea verdad que lie i'm
porte POGO ell negocio de cuba
nos y e~span0les.
Els por clio que suponen los
Panaderos que su mOVimient0
puede darse por terminate.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

ba de un crimen la policia Sc
present6 en- ell domicilio de Va
lenzuela cuyos padres declara-
ron que su hijo Mario habia
llegado a la casa Ell martes por
la noche manifestando que Sc
sentia ma y que guerra acos-
Garse. Tn POGO mas tarde ell
muchacho les confes6 que ha-
bia golpeado en- la cabeza a
un companero suyo Y que te-
mia lie hubiera causado alg1n
danO.
La policia detuyo al mucha-
cho hasta que Sc esclarezca la
muerte del joven Travieso.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

En- la Residential de los como
cidos esposos Carload y Ramon
Torres, IL Avenida 1918, Sc
efectu6 ell pasado domingo un
simpatico almuerzo fungiendo
de anfitri6n su hijo Armando.
Ocuparon los puestos de no.
nor en- la mesa estos entusias-
tas j6venes: Onelia Leon, Eve
liza Gil, Carload Torres, Este
ban Garcia, Juanito Perez y
Armando Colado.
Horas felices Sc pasaron.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14
OPINA Ell FABRICANTE A.
REGO QUE DEBEN SER RE-
AJUSTADOS LOS PRECIOS
PARA QUE Sc SALVEN O.
BREROS Y PATRONOS

DeclaracioneS hechas eSta
manana por Ell ST.. A. Rego, ge-
rente de la firma Hernandez
y Compania," a uno de nues-
tros reporters.
Ahora que con motive de la
reclamation hecha por la u
MON de RezagadoreS de un
cambio en- Ell sistema de traba-
jo Sc han eXpresado por algu-
nos temores de que pueda We
mir un reajuste en- los salaries
que Sc vienen pagando en- la in
dustria tabacalera, me parece
del case eXterioriZar mis- pun.
tos de vista acerca de tan de-
batido probIema.
acknowledgements que la base
de la riqueza de un pals depen-
de de la condicion economical
de sus habitantes. No puede
haber prosperidad donde ell
pueblo Sc muere de hambre.
Esto que ha sido declarado
por los mas sabios economis-
tas, esta al alcance de todos
los hombres de negocios, par
t~icularmente en- los EStad0s u
nidos, donde jamas Sc ha ex-
perimentado la deprimente m
seria de la vieja Europa.
Pero eXisten condolences,
epocas pudieramos decir, que
imponen sacrificios, siendo la
actual porque atraviesa la in
dustria tabacalera de Tampa
una de elias. No es possible con
tinuar pagando a los trabaja-
dores que laboran en- las fabri-
cas- los .jornales que vienen de-
vengando, sopena de arruinar-
nos todos, trabajadores Y IA
bricantes, particularmente los
pequen0s, que nos vem0s alb.
Sorvidos POGO a POGO pOr los
grandes, cuya competencia no
podemos contrarrestar.
BESIDE 1909 a la fecha han
desaparecido de Tampa 55 ia.
bricas de tabacos, contando So
10 las que empleaban de so la
baqueros para arriba. La pro
ducci6n Sc ha concentrate en-
unas c~uantas, que controlan
por complete la industrial.
los 18 edificios construidos
para fabricas de tabacos en- la
ciudad de West Tampa, nueve
estan desocupados.
Tenemos, es verdad, a Gar
cia Vega, Corral y FL Paraiso,
en- ell habano, y Santaella y Re
gensburg en- ell molde, cuyos
duenos no insisten en- ell rea
juste por la esperanto que a
briga nde quedarse solas en- e.
mercad0 tampen0 y por tener,
ademas, compensadas sus per
didas con la enorme produc-
ci6n que les permite ganancias
en- algunas vitolas y economics
en- la compra al contado de
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

Madrid, Agosto 14.-Gran
ndmero de permisos ha conce-
dido ell gobierno para reunlo-
mes de caracter politico.
Exige ell ministerio de la 60
bernaci6n que los actos Sc &C.
lebren en- locales cerrados y
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

Madrid, Agosto 14.-Toda-
via ell gobierno no ha contesta-
do a la nota protesta del en-
ba,jador americana sobre los
altos aranceles impuestos a los
automobiles de fabrication ex-
tranjera.
Los obreros de los talleres
de Ford en- Barcelona Sc ha-
bian undo a la p~rotesta; pero
ell gobierno les ha asegurado
que no Sc cobraran derechos
extras a las pleas que ALI Sc
reciben desde Estados UnidoS.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

Definitivamente queda sus-
pendida la function del entran-
tie domingo en- ell "Circulo Gu
bano,' para no entorpecer los
trabajos que Sc vienen reali :
zando para la fiesta de la no.
ehe del dfa 81 de este mes, fl
gurando en- ella como director
ell primer actor generico senior
Miguel Lluch.
Sera otra noche de gran "Ca
baret."
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14
s @ A L E S

La orquesta de "Glenn Kay"
tocara y empezara a las nueve.
Solo tienen derecho a su en-
Crada en- esta fiesta los socios
del Centre" y de la "Secci6n
B~enefica."
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

Muy pocas fabricas de taba-
cos quedaran en- Tampa den
tro de ocho o diez amos, pro :
babIemente cuatro o cinco, in
cluyendo Hav-aTampa, 81 los
fabricantes no despiertan a la
realidad.
Para vender hay que buscar
corredores COMPLETENESS y ayu-
darlos con una intensa propa-
ganda.
Sc podria vender sin propa-
ganda en- c~arteles, revistas, es-
pectaculos, ETC., 81 los duenos
de las "vidrieras de tabacos"
simpatizaran con la industrial
de Tampa y trataran de ven.
der su production.
Per0 va esta probable que
miles de senores propietarios
de "vidrieras" ocultan los ca
jones con "puros" de Tampa,
como 81 les avergonzara ell ver
derlos.
Las fabricas desaparecerar
81 sus duenos no las defender
de la competencia. Y para
competir NADIA mejor que IL
PROPAGANDA preparada
dirigida por hombres INTEL
Eentes.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

Para ell dfa IA del mes de
Septiembre ha senalado la Aso-
ciaci6n "La Columna" un "pic
nic," en- su propia finca, para
conmemorar ell de hace un ano.
Tocaran dos orquestas.
Promote quedar lucida esta
fiesta campestre.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Mr.. Lillienfield declare aver
a I'm redactor de este peri6di-
co que ell NAL estado de la in
dustria tabacalera Sc prueba
con la baja e~xperimentada en-
la bolsa de New York por los
valores de las companies Con-
greSs Cigar CO., duena de La
Palma, Consol Cigar Y otras
mas.
Mucho nos alegramos noso-
tros de la baja de los valores
de La Palma, de IS a "a.
Hace los tabacos en- maqui-
mas infames y combate la pro-
ducci6n de Tampa.
Tampoco nos duele la baja
de las acciones de la Consol
Cigar.
Para Tampa seria una con-
veniencia que ambas Sc 'fue ,
ran contra las rocas."
Venden tagarninaS de gran
tamano, a cinco centavos, Y SUI
intenci6n es suprimir a los tor
cedores.
Una nueva baja de esos va
lores para nosotros seria agra
dabifisima n~oticia.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

No es buena la situaci6n en-
general de la industrial del ia
baco; pero las fabricas de Tam
pa han venido trabajando con
regularidad y su tanto por
ciento de ganancia 81 no llega
a 8 no baiara de seis.
Ell aho pasado, segdn ell in
forme mensual del National
City Bank de New York, en- los
seis primeros meses, un capital
de 29,229,999 impuesto en- la
industrial del tabaco, rindi6
una utilidad de $2,353,000
Este ano, tambien en- los seis
primeros meses, I'm capital de
$50, 1885, 600 produjo una utili-
dad de $1,474, 900.
Ell tanto por ciento de ga
nancia en- 1929 fue de 81.
De 3.8 fue ell rendimiento
ento en- 1880.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

carteles en- los sitios que ell flu
mador frecuenta.
Los que hacen sus "puros''
con tabaco de Cuba, no quieren
o no saben utilizar para la ven
ia la fama de la"rama' cose.
chada en- Vuelta Abajo Y otras
parties.
En- ell mercado, a los ojos del
conSumidor, las "tagarninas''
Sc ofrecen como puros.
La impureZa aparece triun,
fante.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

Madrid, Agosto 14.-Luego
de haber presidido aQui ell con-
sejo de ministries, regres6 aver
a Santander ell Oral. Damaso
Berenguer, jefe del gobierno.
Tambien ha retornado ell
Duque de Alba, ministro de es-
tado.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

ra case de 10 dicho por esos
duenos, segGn los panaderos,
por cuanto la raz6n esta de
parte de los obreros.
Esta p~anaderfa tiene siete
mostradores en- differences lu.
cares de la ciudad.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

La noche del pr6ximo mier-
coles Sc va a celebrar en- los
salones del Centre Espanol"
TN bale en- honor de la Secci6n
de Damas de la referida Socie
dad,
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

Hoy ha salido def sanatorio
del "Centro Asturiano" nues-
tro particular amigo Ell senior
JESUS Alfonso.
Muchos nos alegramos.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

Tabacos eiaborados con in
feriores "materiales," son los
que mas Sc venden en- ell pals.
Explotan los duenos de las
fabricas que trabajan con ma
quinas, la ignorancia del p1-
blico y la explotan publicando
costosos anuncios y poniendo
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

Sufriendo una Affection gri-
pal Sc encuentra la Srta. Min
ME Mascano.
En- la Residential de sus :
nantes padres esta recluida.
Hago votos por su restable-
cimiento.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

81 los fabricantes de la Ha-
bana vienen pagando a desta-
10 desde hace II amos, no We
mos por que los de Tampa no
pueden hacer 10 mismo.
La Union de Fabricantes de
Tampa pudiera "entenderse''
con la Sociedad de ReZagado-
res, como 10 vienen hacienda
los manufacturers de la Ha-
bana.
Despu6s, con I'm esfuerzo,
podria la Union "reconocer" a
la Sociedad de T%abaqueros,
imitando a los fabricantes de
La gaceta., 1930-08-14

Las ''hordas" de comunistas
avanzan sobre Changsha Y o.
tras ciudades chinas, robando
V decentralization los despa
chos de la Prensa Asociada.
Y luego Sc afirma que los
comunistas tienen la intencion
de recapturar a Changsha por
estar matando a los "rojos' ell
gobernador Ho Chen, a razon
de $50 por dfa.
Los que "eliminan' a los
"rojos" no son asesinos, son
simplemente ~salvajes al servi-
clio de los canallas generates
chinos.
Ell reaccionario senador
Fess, miembro del gang" de
Ohio, es va presidente del CO.
mite nacional del partido Re
publicano.
Sc compensa esta mala no
ticia con la denomination del
senador Norris por los republi-
canos del estado de Nebraska.
La gaceta., 1930-08-14
WTMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFlCAS

que sus organizadores garanti-
cen ell orden.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-02
NEW WAGE SCALE
is REJECTED BY
ENGLISH WEAVERS

LONDON, Dec 2. U.p)-The third
major industrial crisis in Britain
arose today when the Lancashire
Weavers refused to consider a new
wage scale proposed by the mill
owners
The action Of the weavers Great
ed deadlock involving 200. 900
workers, in addition to the strike
Of Scottish coal miners. the threat
ened strike of miners in England
and Wales and threatened strike
Of railroad workers
Negotiations between the weavers
and mill owners were suspended
pending a meeting of the executive
committee OF the Cotton Spinners
and Manufacturers association at
Manchester on Friday. The new
wage scale proposal was the result
of an attempt to nationalize the
cotton industry and reduce pro-
auctions costs.
Hope of settling the coal strike
crisis continued high, but only
few Scottish miners returned to
work.
Merced County has granted per-
mission for piping the county TO
deliver natural gas
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-02
INLAND EMPIRE
GAS ACQUIRED
BY COAST FIRM

The gas plant and distribution
system of Inland Empire Gas COM
pany serving residents of Ell Centro,
California. was acquired by Natur-
al Gas Corporation of California on
December l, according to a state
nlent made today by r. E. Aitch-
eson, executive president of the lat
ter organization.
Addition of the El Centre gas
system TO the properties of Natural
Gas Corporation of California
marks another step in the rapid de-
velopment of this California Gas
Utility not yet a year old 1t is
subsidiary of Pacific Public Service
company which controls several
ether utility enterprises on the Pa
cific coast.
Within the past two months gas
plants and mains were completed
n the cities of Brawley and Calex-
ico,' states Aitcheson.
The distance between the towns
being only IA miles makes possible
an economical group operation from
the headquarters, which will be IN
Il Centro. The area to be served
with gas by this group contains
some $4,000 inhabitants and the
consumers already connected num-
Der 4.20G. Construction crews are
kept busy installing pipe line ex-
tensions and consumers are being
added at the rate of rs per week.
The introduction of gas in I'M
perial Valley has met with most
satisfying response on the part OF
city officials and residents. A con-
senient and inexpensive fuel, such
as gas, is well known to be. has
been a long felt want here
The general service OF gas in I'M
perial Valley has been made pos
sible through the application OF the
iquified calol gas process recently
developed, which requires SUBJ
stantially smaller investment as
we'll as lower upkeep and operating
costs than q manufactured gas
plant. Gas service is now being
brought 20 numerous communities
in California. Oregon and Wash
ington. which have never in the
past enjoyed that advantage of the
larger cities. These facilities are
provided and financed By Pacific
Public Service company through
its several subsidiaries.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-02
Wonm@m's We217f7t=s97!s@ Imte=2r9,es:sstt5ss3 I|te=29,'s
FAREWELL PARTY
HELD LAST NIGHT
AT EHNKE RANCH
lilttiliiilIlIii

Carl Gordon and Homer Shirk,
who have recently returned to the
valley from l2.o00 mile automo-
bile trip, were guests of honor at
g farewell party given for them
last night at the T. D. Ehmke
ranch the Misses Mildred and
Esther Ehmke being the hostesses.
One OF the most enjoyable fea-
lures of the evening was the eX-
hibition of the moving pictures
taken by the boys on their trip.
the films being Of great interest to
the gathering.
In celebration OF Homer Shlrk's
birthday, a gorgeous birthday cake
was presented while other delicious
refreshments were served at the
conclusion of the evening.
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert GoSs, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Roche Ma
quar-, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lunder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Moore, MI. and
Mrs. Patrick Cory
The Misses Margaret Giles. Ruth
Ehmke, Elrose Maquar. Mildred
Giles, Elinore Ehmke, Dorothy
Weir: Messrs. Dugan Morris, Julius
Ehnke, Louis B. McManus, Teddie
Ehmke, Jimmie Persinger. Homer
Shirk. Carl Gordon and Theo
Ehmke
Gordon and Shirk left today for
the northern part of the state
where they plan to make their
home in the future
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-02

cool before storing.
Potato fried cakes are very easy
to make and sure TO be good. The
rule follows by request.
Potato Fried Cakes
One cup mashed potatoes. )
eggs, tablespoons butter, l la
cups sugar. 8 cups flour, 6 tea
spoons baking powder. cup milk,
IL teaspoon salt. teaspoon graf
ed nutmeg.
Add butter and sugar to warm
mashed potatoes Mix and sift
flour, sugar. salt. baking powder
and nutmeg. Add alternately with
milk TO potato mixture. Add eggs
we'll beaten and mix until smooth.
Turn out onto Toured cutter and
fry in deep hot fat. Drain on
heavy brown paper, Do not pile
one above the other until cool.
Rings and twists should fry in
three to four minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-02
RAMSETS HOSTS
TO DINNER CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Ramsey were
hosts last night TO their bridge
club, the members meeting for q
delightful pot luck dinner at the
Ramsey home, 485 Sandalwood
avenue.
The house was attractively dec
Grated in chrysanthemums, their
brilliant colorings being repeated in
the table ard bridge appointments.
Bridge prizes were won by Mrs.
Ramsey and Carl Ernst for high
scores: by Mrs w. A. Tondro and
E. w. Ferris, second; and by Mrs.
C. S. Thatcher and Frank Rich
mond, third.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hendry and
Carl Ernst were guests and the
club members present included Mr..
and Mrs. z. w. Ferris, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. P. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Thatcher, Mr.. and Mrs. John Eur
cher, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rich
mond, Mrs. w A. Tondro, and the
hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-02
CLUB PLANS CARD
PARTY AND DANCE

A delightfully."- informal card
party and dance is being planned
Tor Thursday evening by the Young
Peoples club of ST. Mary'S church.
Members of the decoration COM
mittee are busily at work making
St. Marys hall, where the affair
will take place, exceedingly at
tractive with decorations i'll keep
ing with the season.
Both cards and dancing are to
be featured and refreshments
served. Club members and their
friends and all those interested are
extended cordial invitation to be
present.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-02
BY SISTER MARY
NEa SerNyica Writer

THIS is the time or year "heh
/ doughnuts are justly popular.
The temperature of the fat is OF
utmost Importance, since TINS
solves the fat-soaking problem and
determines the digestibility OF the
ioughnut. When a thermometer
is used it should register $40 de-
grees when the dough is dropped
in and should be kept at $50 de-
vrees during frying. For the
bread test, an inch cube OF bread
from the soft part of the loaf
should brown in so seconds when
dropped into the hot fat.
Following is a rule for old
fashioned yeast doughnuts.
Old-Fashioned Doughnuts
Two cakes compressed yeast, l
cup milk, IL teaspoon salt. IL
teaspoon nutmeg, 2 eggs, 3-4 cup
granulated sugar, 5 tablespoons
melted butteer. cups -four.
Scald milk and cool to luke
warm temperature. Add crumbled
Yeast cakes and stir until dis
solved. Add IA cups sifted
flour ana peat IulNluie uuti
smooth. Cover and place in a
warm place until puffed up and
bubbly.
1t will take about an hour for
the sponge to rise. Mix and sift
two cups of flour with sugar. salt
and nutmeg. Add eggs we'll beat
en- to sponge and then stir in dry
ingredients and melted butter.
Slowly add more -four until dough
is stiff enough to knead. knead
the dough until smooth and elias
tic. Cover and let rise in warm
place until double in. bulk. This
will take not more than three
hours.
Turn the dough onto fioured
board and pat the dough into a
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-02
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
SCHEDULES MANY
EVENTS FOR WEEK

Many activities are being featur-
ed this week by the Christian
church and its members.
Sunday is to be Woman's day
and the foreign missionary socie-
ties of the church all over the land
are TO be III charge of the program
ior the evening services in their
respective communities.
Last night the local group met at
the church TO rehearse its program,
q feature of which is the play
which will depict the work done
by missionary society and the
field of its endeaVorS.
Tonight members OF the adult
Bible class are meeting at the home
of Mrs. Walter Moore for their
monthly social and since these af-
fairs have become SO popular, a
large attendance is anticipated.
Thursday evening the annual
church dinner is TO be held at $50
o'clock il the California hotel
and promises to be highly enjoy
able as well as serving as an incen-
tive toward increased activity in
church affairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-02
Court Refuses
To Drop Action

a motion to dismiss was denied
by Judge A. c. Finney in an opin-
ion filed in the county clerks office
today in the case of j. 3. Robinson
against the El Centre Grain COM
pany.
Named with the grain company
in Robinson'S complaint are Harry
w. Horton. Arthur c. Rath, S. 7.
Marshal. c. w. Horton, j. NJ. Lath-
rop and c. w. Wulff. They are
listed as having endorsed a note
signed by officers Of the grain COM
pany.
Robinson is suing to recover
SG,424.25 he charges is due him on
a note from the company. Suit
was first entered in San Francisco
county, and a change OF venue 10
Imperial county granted. Defend
ants made the motion to dismiss on
the grounds that the action had
been improperly filed in the bay
county courts.
Judge Finney ruled that his court
Goes not have the power TO dismiss
a case because action was brought
il an improper county.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-02

ley Hardware company, returned
this morning after attending the
Stanford Dartmouth game at Palo
Alto.
Mrs. M. o. King is in Los An
geles buying holiday goods for the
King store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Fowlkes and
two daughters, Genevieve and
Gwendolyn, left last night for their
home in San Diego after visiting
relatives and friends here.
Russell Lewis has returned from
Los Angeles, where he consulted
experts concerning Christmas de-
corations for the M. O. King store.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Ferguson had
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-02
p. Z. @. OFFICER
PAYS VISIT TO
LOCAI CHAPTER

P. E. Q. entertained yesterday at
luncheon at the Barbara Worth
hotel in honor of Mrs. c. Carlton,
CT Sacramento, state organizer.
who IS making her official visit to
the valley chapters
A pretty color scheme of yellow
and white was carried out in the
table appointments. yellow button
chrysanthemums and white and
yellow marigo!dS making a charm
ing CenterpIece which was flanked
by yellow tapers in crystal candle
sticks. Mrs. Cartons place was
marked by 8 lovely cOrsage Of white
gardenias and yellow rosebuds.
Following the luncheon. tn {
chapter met at the home Of Mrs.
/. G. House on Sandalwood avenue.
the following members being pres
ent:
Mesdames J. D. Adams, Don c.
Bitter, O. J. Bradshaw. Harold a
Burnham. W. J. Clements. Earle
G. Davis, O. G. Horne. Harry Hor-
ton, j. L. House, L. c. House. J.
Drummond Huston, Forrest E.
Kutz. Henry. l. Loud. Howard p.
Meyer, c. E. Sones, Vaughn n
Thompson.
Mrs w. 2. Wahrenberger Of San
Diego. Mrs. Cartons sister who ac-
Companied her to the valley, was
a guest Of the chapter.
Today Mrs. Carlton and Mrs.
Wahrenberger will visit the Braw-
ley chapter and while in the valley
they Will be the house guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Bradshaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-02
URGE RESERVATIONS
FOR CLUB LUNCHEON

Reservations for the next Ten
Thousand club bridge luncheon to
be held IN the club house at !
o'clock Oh Thursday OF this week,
are coming in rapidly and those
planning to attend are asked 10
notify either Mrs. M J. Dowd or
Mrs. Vaughn N Thompson as soon
as possible
4 delicious luncheon has been
damned by the committee in charge
and the Christmas season viii be
featured in the decorations and il
the prizes.
This IS the second luncheon in
the tournament and every one,
whether a club member or not. is
invited 10 attend. Prizes will be
given for the winners on Thursday
rs well as at the END Of the tour
nament