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Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
REPEAT APPEAL
FOR CLOTHING

Another appeal for children's
clothing is sent out by Mrs. j. w.
Donohue, chairman OF the Ten
Thousand clubs public service CON-
mittee.
Several children are unable to
attend school because they lack
suitable clothing. The Ten Thou
sand club has undertaken to sup
ply them with garments, and the
committee is working with the local
Red Cross. Committee members
wish tc emphasize the fact that
they are aiding local citizens.
Any one having cast off child
ren's clothes, and boys in particu-
lar, is asked TO notify Mrs. Donohue,
or else to wait until Saturday when
the Boy Scouts will make house
to house canvas asking for cloth
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
Tentative Draft
Available Soon
CONTINUED from page y

that contract and send copies tc
every voter and landowner in I'M
perial Valley.
we will. at that time. know ex
actly what we are talking about.
We will have the exact and fin
ished text OF the proposed contract
upon which the voters will decide
at the election" Rose said 81
He added that, while he has not
seen yet the new copy OF the pro-
posed contract as finally drafted in
Washington, his information from
those in the national capital is
that the changes are OF a minor
nature and do not materially
change the terms OF the contract.
Several paragraphs have been
amended to make the meaning Of
The contract clearer, and some other
alterations have been made which
will meet the requirements OF the
federal government, but in the main
we have now substantially the
same contract that was published
III local papers several months ago"
Rose said.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
Merchants Help
In Fall Opening
Continued from page II

wholesale representatives of Ell Gem
tro are also signifying their inten-
tions of entering the industrial
parade which will open the festivi-
ties next Friday night at 7 o'clock
and indications are that hundreds
of cars will pass through the bus
mess district that night to celebrate
the revival of business and demon
strate the extent of growth El Gen.
tro has made and the number OF
cars needed to serve the needs OF
this city. Merchants who plan to
enter their service cars in this gi-
gantic parade are asked to get m
touch with the Ell Centre Chamber
of Commerce for details.
The committee in charge of en-
tertairment for the fall opening.
consisting of Duke johnson. Fred
Cross. George Bennitt, Harry Hovey,
w. J. Reid. NJ. o. King. Harry
Becker and Roy Womack, report
that plans have been completed for
the entertainment for both Friday
and Saturday nights, October and
10 and they promise city-wide en-
tertainment as well as entertain
ment in the individual stores for
the crowds of citizens who will
throng Ell Centro's streets to help
celebrate the opening Of the fall
season the last two nights OF this
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
EHMKE WEDDING
DATE ANNOUNCED

Miss Mildred Ehrnke. whose en-
gagement to James Carl Gordon Jr..
OF Santa Barbara, was announced
last spring, has set Sunday, October
IL, for her wedding date.
The wedding will take place in
the new Lutheran church in Holt
vile and is to be quite large af-
fair. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by a reception at the T. D.
Ehmke home on the San Diego
highway.
Miss Ehmke is one of the popular
members of the younger set and u
graduate of Central She has been
the honor guest at a number OF
smart affairs and her marriage is
one of the most interesting events
OF the month.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
]. p. GreeneS ArriUe
In Ell Centre Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Greene,
whose marriage took place Septem-
Der l6, in Pittsfield, Mass, arrived
Saturday in FL Centro after a motor
trip which included visits 10 the
principal cities OF the various states
through which they Travelled.
At present Mr.. and Mrs. Greene
are the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Nuffer, but later will be at
home to their many friends at their
own residence. Mr.. Greene is edi-
tor of the Imperial Valley Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
RUSSIA SUBJECT OF
LECTURE TOMORROW

Modern Russia is one of the most
talked of countries in the world TO-
Gay and El Centrans will have a
rare opportunity tomorrow night 10
learn something first hand of this
much discussed Soviet government.
Mrs. Willoughby Rodman. world
traveller and well known lecturer.
will speak at o'clock tomorrow
evening in the Wilson school. AT
this time she will discuss her ex-
periences in Russia.
The lecture is being given through
the courtesy of Mrs. Evelyn Clifford
OF Pasadena, whose generosity to-
ward the local Boy Scout organiza-
ton and the humane work for ami
mails, has been OF great benefit to
El Centre.
All those interested in the lee
ture are invited to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
LabOrers Seek
Building Work

Groups of workmen await con-
Struction at the Pacific Greyhound
tus station in hope that they will
be employed.
Construction at the terminal is
expected to be underway this week
and the men wish to be on hand
when those in charge of employ
ment begin TO hire workers.
The 400 block on Main street
presents a busy appearance with
repairs now i'll progress at the FL
Dorado hotel building. a new ar
cade is being built along the front
and repairs to the interior are in
progress.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
Ladies Aid Society
Will Meet TOmOrrOu

Members OF the Methodist Ladies
Aid society will meet Tuesday, Oc-
tober 6, with Mrs. Merle Crandall
1925 Olive avenue. The usual pot
luck luncheon will be served at 1890
by the committee, and will be follow
ed by a business meeting and pro-
gram
All members and friends of the
church are invited to attend and
those wishing transportation are
asked to call Mrs. c. E. Sones and
Mrs. NJ. j. DoWd
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
None Injured AS
Machines Collide

Three men narrowly escaped in
jury Saturday on the Calexico high
way when two automobiles crashed
into the bank along the side OF the
road:
A car driven by Eddie Jones, Al,
struck the front fender OF that
driven by James Burke, IA, when
Jones tried TO pass Burke's car and
cut in too sharply according to a
report on file in the traffic office.
Both cars were forced into the
ditch bank.
Riding with Burke at the time
of the accident was w. H. Howard
Although no one was hurt, both
cars were damaged. All three men
gave as their address Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
New Cleaning
Firm Started

Ell Centro's business enterprises
were increased this morning by the
opening OF the Cash and Carry
dry cleaners at 1876 South Sixth
street.
Paul Durham. long connected
with the cleaning business in I'M
perial Valley, and w. B. Ellis. also
experienced in this line, are the
proprietors.
They explain that it is possible
to extend unusually low prices to
their patrons through the cash and
carry" plan, thus eliminating ac-
counts and deliveries.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
HOME DEPARTMENT
CHAIRMEN MEET

Home department chairmen met
Saturday at the court house 70
make plans for the years work.
A nominating committee was ap-
pointed to present officers for the
coming year, the election 70 take
place al the November meeting
Plans for the home department
exhibit at the county fair were dis
cussed, as were various means Of in
teresting more women in the organ
ization and its work.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
Stage Station
Stand Closes

N T. Paal closed his refreshment
stand near the bus station at Fifth
and Main streets last night and
will open for business at his new
place opposite the court house near
Thanksgiving day.
Paul served the public near the
station for 10 years and expresses
appreciation OF the excellent pa
tronage accorded him there.
The new concrete refreShment
stand now is under construction
and will be completed some time
next month.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
Veterans viii
Name Officers

Veterans of Foreign Wars will
hold nomination of officers at their
regular sessions at Veterans Memo
rial hall at 8 O'Clock Wednesday
night.
Discussion of plans for formal
dedication of the hall and for par
ticipation in the community relief
plan will take place during the
evening
All members of the organization
are urged to make a special effort
to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
Traffic Officer
Joins Benedicts

Captain A. F. OSwaIu "a the CAL
ifornia Highway Patrol Office here,
and all his officers, today were
watching closely for a returning
fellow officer. and it is greatly to
be doubted that they had kindly
motives in their waiting.
For word was received at the
traffic office today, via the sheriff's
office teletype. that Jack Lee Sat
urday morning in Lake Tahoe took
unto himself bride, maiden name
unknown.
What welcome Jack Lee and Mrs.
Jane Doe Lee will receive when
they first appear in the traffic
office was kept deep secret to-
day by highway patrol officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05

September warehouse and $50
tons of hay burned at Mapteca
San Joaquin County. II replaced
one burned five years ago. and a
month ago large one close by
also burned.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05

pleasing and satisfying
Then he learns it is mlder. That's another
way of saying that there is nothing irritating
about it. And again he's satyfed!
Satisfy-they've .gof to satisfy! The right TO-
baccos, the CHESTERFIELD kind, cured and
aged, blended and cross-blended, to taste that's
right. Everything that goes into CHESTER
FIELD is the best that money can buy and that
science knows about. CHESTERFIELDS do
complete job Of it. They Safigyi
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05

The Manteca Grape Festival. San
Joaquin County, continued from
September IA to 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
no buub00Z/m' nb0zt Mnt!!'

OURE! When a word fits, you know it
Satisfy" just fits CHESTERFIELD. A smoker
picks up package, and he likes its neat appear
ance-no heavy inks or odors from ink. That
satisfies him.
Then he examines Chesterfield. 1t is we'll
flled it is neat in appearance; the paper is pure
white. And that satisfies him.
He lights up. At the very first puff he likes
the favor and the rich aroma He decides that
II k4steS betkey-neither raw nor oVer-sWeet just
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05

Nine grain and potato warehouses
have been built this fall in Kla-
math County, Oregon, at cost OF
about 100000
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-05
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La gaceta., 1931-09-16
ARNOLD RECOBRO SU Ii
BERTAD

Como resultado del habeas
corpus presentado ante ell Juez
Parks de la Corte ~ Circuito,
Ell q dia de aver fHe puesto en-
libertad bajo fianza de $500, eli
ST.. Charles E. Arnold, detenido
ell S&bado bajo la acusaci6n de
no mantener a su esposa.
Arnold especific6 en- la pre-
sentaci6n del habeas corpus que
no era culpable de los cargoS
que Sc lie hacian, pero ell Juez de
Paz del Distrito de Gary, Mr..
E. H. Jones, habia ordenado su
arresto por no haber deposita-
do la fianza de $4,000 que hu-
DO de imponerle.
En- ell juicio preliminar defen-
do a Arnold ell abogado H.
Blaine Peacock.
FL Juez Parks reconociendo
que la fianza de $4,000 era ex-
cesiva, la redujo a $500.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
ANTE Ell CLUB LOS LEO
MES HABLO AVER Ell
JUEZ

En- ell almuerzo ofrecido aver
por ell Club Leones, ell juez fede-
raj Alderman pronunci6 un in
~teresante discurso.
Refiriendose a las enmiendas
hechas a la constitution, Mr..
Alderman dijo que la 100 cre6
un impuesto directo. Esta Sc hi
20 para que nosotros los pobree
pudieramos hacer pagan a los
ricos, pero todavfa estamos pa,
gando.
La ITO tuvo por objeto conte-
ner la corruption en- las legis-
laturas de los estados, donde los
asientos Sc compraban... y ell so
10 resultado es que probable
mente ahora cuesta mas com
prar una aslento,
La enmienda Is, o la prohibi-
ci6n, es la mas discutida y NAL
decida de las enmiendas. Todc
10 que puedo decir es que fue
ratificada por todos los estados,
con la exception de Connecticut
y Rhode Island.
La enmienda 10 do a las mu,
ieres ell derecho a votar Y no sc
que este haya cambiado las CO.
sas. Las mujeres que Sc llevan
bien con sus maridos, votan CO.
mo estos.
"Quiza ustedes Green que yo
voy a hacer un discurso sobre la
ley SEGA, pero voy a hablar de
una muy seria situaci6n. Antes
que un extranjero Sc convierta
en- un ciudadano, el debe pro-
meter su apoyo a la Constitu-
ci0n. Recientemente I'm hombre
de pelo largo y una mujer de pc
10 corto buscaban la ciudadania
diciendo que no apoyarian la
constitution en- tempo de que
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
INFORMATION
5 PUERTO

Arribaron aver los vapores
americanos Oneida y CONNER
cial Orleanian, ell primero pro-
cedente de New York y ell Sc
gundo de Filadelfia y New Or
leans.
Trajo un cargamento de ba-
nanas la motonave nicaraguen-
Sc Whipple.
Sc hicieron a la mar en- ell dfa
de aver los vapores americanos
Comal, COLORADO, Oneida, West
Hardaway, Commercial Orlea-
MAN y ell japones Chifuku Ma
ru.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
UN AEROPLANO CON TRES
PASAJEROS CAYO EN- LA
BAHIA DE SIN. FRANCISCO

Oakland, Calf, Sept. 49,
I'm aeroplano de correspondent
cia y pasajeros que en- la ma
drugada de hoy salio de esta
poblaci6n rumbo a Seattle, Sc in
cendi6 POGO despues de haber
elevado vuelo, yendgR caer en-
las aguas de la bahia de San
Francisco.
Los funciona1os del aero
puerto Green DE los tres pa
~sajeros que iban a bordo y ell
aviador han perecido.
Ell aeroplano llevaba ade-
mas gran cantidad de cores
pondencia, pero su valor es des
conocido para los funcionarios
del aeropuerto.
FL aerOplano Sc Sumerglo a
una milla de la costa y a unos
80 pies de profundidad. Sobre
la s%uperficie de las aguas solo
Sc destaca la pequena eXtremi-
dad de una de las alas.
Los pasajeros Sc nombraban
Kirk HERE, de Seattle; w. H.
Dissel, de San Francisco Y F.
/. Sheahan, tambien de San
Francisco. Ell photo era Roy de
Bourdreaux, ex-aviador del
Ejercito.
Sc supone que los pasajeros
y ell photo perecieron al no po-
der salir de la cabina.
Varias personals que presen-
ciaron la caida dijeron que ell
photo parecfa haberse dado
cuenta de que algo anormal
sucedfa, pues en- vez de seguir
la ruta normal, vir6 en- redon-
do quiza en- busca del aeropuer
to.
Otro de los testigos presen.
ciales dice que a bordo del ae-
Topuerto debfa de haber ocu-
rrido una explosion porque de
repente comenzaron a salir
grandes llamas del mismo. Ell
testigo agrega que cuando este
iba cayendo al mar las llamas
10 envolvfan por complete.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
LESIONADA EN- UN ACCT
DENTE

Dos automobiles, uno guiadc
por Edward Norona, vecino dc
la avenida % GA, y ell otro por
E. T. Wordsworth, del canine
de Plant City, chocaron aver en-
la Gale Trece y avenida Hills
borough, resultando lesionada
la Sra. Emma Sherhouse, de Al
amos, que viajaba en- compania
del primero.
Hansworth >admiti6 SUI res
ponsabilidad diciendo que las
luces de otro autom6vil lie cega.
ron y sin saberlo llev6 su vehicr
10 hacia ell lado izquierdo de Ii
Gale.
Ell estado de la sonora heri,
da no es grave.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
LOS MEDICOS CALCULAN
Ell NUMERO DE MUER-
TOS ENTIRE 1900 y 1000
r. !n8Y

Belize, sep. 16.-Los medicos
de la marina anunciaron Official
mente que las victimas del CT
cl6n que arras6 a esta poblaci6n
de la Honduras Inglesa, fluc-
tuan entire 1900 y 1000.
Hasta La fecha Sc han quema,
do en- las cinco piras levantadaS
en- ell centric de la ciudad, unoS
1000 cadaveres.
La reconstruction de Belize
depende principalmente de que
Sc logre Impair de escombros
las GALES totalmente obstruccio
nadas por los restos de los edi-
ficios que Sc vinieron abajo.
Sc esta esperanto la llegada
del acorazado "Danae'', Ell cual
conduce a Belize gran cargamen
to de alimentos, medicinas y
accessories para ayudar a la re-
construction de la ciudad.
Los medicos navales de los Els
.tados Unidos, que llegaron a Be
lize en- aeroplanos y por mar,
contin1an trabajando intensa-
mente para sofocar La fiebre ii.
foidea que amenaza propagar-
Sc, debido a la decomposition
de las aguas.
En- distintos lugares de la po-
blaci6n oportunamente samoa
dos, Sc estan levantando ALDER.
CUES y cobertizos para los miles
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
HAZARD T~RASLADARA SU
Residential A CALIFOR-
MA

Ell ex-Juez de la Corte de lC
Civil, Sr. Julian L. Hazard
que renunciara hace seis meses
despues de haber desempena
do csc cargo durante cuatrC
amos conservatives, salio hoy
para Los Angeles, donde esta-
blecera su Residential y donde
Sc dedicara a ejercer su profe-
sion.
Ell viaje 10 hara Ell ex-Juez
en- autom6vil, acompanadO de
su suegro, Sr. Ira Luther, d.
Oakland, Calf.
La Sra. de Hazard Sc en-,
cuentra desde hace varias Sc
manas en- Los Angeles visitan-
do a sus amistades y en- espe-
ra de su eSposo.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
UNA MUJER DE LA RAZA
NEGRA MATO A SU MARI
DO

Al bajarse aver de la locomo-
tora en- que trabajaba de Togo
nero, en- la estaci6n de la Union,
Dennis Hogan, de 80 amos, cay6
sin vida por I'm disparo que lie
hiciera su mujer, Lillian.
Cuando hacia a su marido un
segundo disparo ell vigilante M
Martin detuvo a la mujer, lie
vandola a la carcel.
Hacia alg1n tempo que ell TO-
gonero estaba separado de 81
mujer y habia establecido su do
micilio en- Baldwin.
Sera acusada de asesinato en-
primer grade.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
Bewure of Imitufions

GENUINE Bayer Aspirin, the kind
that doctors prescribe and millions Of
users have proven safe for over thirty
years, can easily be identified by the
name Bayer and the word genuine as
above.
Genuine Bayer Aspirin is safe and
sure; it is always the same. 1t has the
unqualified endorsement of physicians
and druggists everywhere. 1t does not
depress the heart, and no harmful effects
follow its use.
Bayer Aspirin is the universal anti
dote for pains of all kinds.
Headaches Neuritis
Colds Neuralgia
= Sore Throat Lumbago
Rheumatism Toothache
Aspirin is the trademark of Bsyu
manufacture Of monoacetcacidea&eg u
saIicyfcaGd
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
No me gusta la maestro.
de natives que carecen de no

de natives que carecen de no
cares.
En- la Iglesia Presbiteriana
Sc encuentran alojadas mas de
mil personals heridas, q las cua-
les Sc viene suministrando aten
ci6n medica desde ell dia de Ia
tormenta.
Los presos realizan ell traba-
jo de sacar los cadaveres de
bajo de los escombros y llevar-
los hasta las piras donde inme-
diatamente quedan carboniza-
dos.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16

IRA, a menos que ellosNo decide
ran asf, conscientemente. Ell
juez rehus6 concederles la ciuda
DANA y la Corte Supreme man
tuvo la decision.
En- otros parrafos de su dis
curse cit6 a Benjamin Franklin
James Madison Y Alexandra
Hamilton, pidiendo Sc les COM
parara con los actuales estadis-
tas.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
Pleitos y Divorcios

Mary Gonzalez contra Joe
Gonzalez; J. E. Hinson contra
Demetros Harris; Mark H. Hol-
ton contra Luisa Holton; Tho
mas B. Jaudon contra R. l..
Knox; Wilbur Oliver Lewis con-
ira Eva Lewis.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
MATRIMONIOS

John Wilkes Mckay, "a y
Hazel Marlowe Bailey, 10; Jack
son T. Morgan, 80, y Anna Belle
Starr, %.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-20
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-20
Mrs Hucknall Wins
 Conn Golf HOnOrs

Hartford, June 20.-The Connecti- cut women's golf championship came into possession of Mrs Thomas Hucknail of Woodway for the third successive time.
 Mrs Hucknall defeated Miss Eliza beth Skinner of Longmeadow in the 36 hole final at the Hartford Golf club, two up, after finishing the morning round two down. The Woodway player thus equalled the record made by Miss Georgiana Bishop of Brooklawn, who won the Connecticut championship in 1920, 1921 and 1922.
 Neither fnalist played as well yes terday as she did earlier in the week, but Mrs Hucknall was the steadler of the two and had enough touches of brilliance to come from behind and hold command of the match dur ing most of the afternoon round.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-20
.HOPEVILLE MEETS
 RECREATION NINE
 IN PARKS LEAGUE
Contest Is Slated for 4 O'Clock at Fulton Park Squares Face Colts- ACmes vs All=Stars

Bob Kiersted's Recreation nine faces a tough task tomorrow at- ternoon meeting the Hopeville Vil- Hans in the feature game of the weekly Public Parks league double header at Fulton park at 4 o'clock. The Recreations will be strength ened for this contest by the recent acquisition of Danny Butler and Gus Lonergan..
 At 2 o'clock at Fulton park. Needles" Margiotta's league lead ing North Squares square off with the Colts, cellar occupants. Don Guerrero should have little difficulty chalking up another win.
 At Washington Park at o'clock the Washington hill All-Stars take on the second place Acmes. Lefty Semetas and Beauty" Matthews will probably hook up in pitchers battle.
 Hal Brennan's Connecticut Tank ees hope to break into the win col- unn tomorrow at the expense of the undefeated Waterville Crescents whom they oppose at Waterville park at 2 o'clock. Anchors" Hogan will endeavor to register win over the villers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-20
MATE, TOP HEAVY
 AMERICAN CHOICE


 Sun Meadow and Spanish play were the favored contenders for the twen- ty-third running to-day of the $60,- 900 added American derby, notor- ious for it's long-shot winners. Fifteen three year olds, 14 coits and one Ally. were named overnight to go to the post at 5:25 central esandard time, but three of them, Royal Ruffin, Don Leon and Sunnq Lassie, the Lone Filly, were consid- cred doubtful starters.
 Worth While
 With the field reduced to twelve, the gross value of the race would be $56,7O0, and the winner would re- ceive $46,700 and a silver trophy worth $2,50O. The distance is mile and a quarter.
 Mate, carrying top weight of 126 pounds, ruled a 2-1 favorite largely because of solid backing from the east.
 Sun Meadow, which finished sec- ond to Twenty Grand in the Belmont stakes and beat Jamestown, was a second choice at 5-2. Spanish Play, owned by c. H. Knebelkamp of Louisville and Richard Morris of Chicago, carried the hopes of the west and was third choice at 6-f.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-20
THIRD GOLF TITLE
 FOR MRS HUCKNALL BY TWO UP MARGIN

Hartford, June 20-(UP)-Mrs Thomas Hucknali of Woodway was state women's golf champion today for the third successive time. She defeated Miss Elizabeth Skinner of Longmeadow yesterday in the finals of the 14th annual state womens golf championships at Hartford Golf club. two up.
 Mrs Hucknall, although favorite at the start of the match, finished the first IS holes two down.
 Poor tee shots on the second round, the same fault noted in Mrs Hucknalls play in the first 8 holes, cost Miss Skinner victory. Her aft ernoon play was ragged. Mrs Huck- nall won the first hole. Her match was squared on the fifth. The defend- ing champion won the seventh with 10-foot putt and was ahead for the first time since the sixth hole of the morning round. She was not headed thereafter.