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La gaceta., 1931-10-10
QUEDO CONSTITUTED Ell
NUEVO GOBIERNO Die
TATORIAL DE ALEMA-
MA
Adolfo Hitler cOnferenciard hol
con Vom Hindenburg

Berlin, oct. 10.-El Canciller
Bruening formo en- ell dia de
aver I'm nuevo Gabinete, ell cual
Sc distingue por la concentra-
ci6n del poder en- las manos de
dos hombres que librarian Y de-
fenderan las batallas del Gobier
no en- ell Reichstag.
Ell Primer Ministro Aleman,
virtualmente un dictador, CONT
nuara como Canciller y asumira,
ademas, las funciones y respon
sabilidades del Ministerio de Re
laciones Exteriores, debido a la
separation del DR.. Julius Cur
thus.
Ell General Wilhelm Groener,
Ministro de Defensa, retendra
ell cargo y d~esempenara al mis-
La gaceta., 1931-10-10
Los CARDENAfs CANA
RON L~~FoamPEONATO
DEL NIUE y
Grimes sRdebilit6 en- ell noUeno
q HalFthdm pudo sdlvar Ell
desafto

st. Luis, Oct. 10.-Con ell vie
10 Grimes cerrando hermetica-
mente ell puerto hasta la novena
entrada y ell fuerte Hallahan
acudiendo a su rescate, con dos
outs y dos corredores en- las ba-
ses, los Cardenales de Gabby
Street vencieron hoy, conquis-
tando ell campeonato mundial,
a los Elefantes Blancos de Con-
lie Mack.
los C---lcnales anotaron sus
dos primeras carreras en- ell in
ming inicial, contra ell hombre
lie hero, Earnshaw, bateando
dos hits, aprovechando un wild
pitcher" Y un error del catcher
Cochrane. Las carreras fueron
hechas por High y Watkins, que
habian pegado los dos terapeu-
lticos.
De nuevo ell st. Luis anot6 dos
veces, en- ell tercero, por haber
"disparado" High un fsimple"
V haber Watkins completado su
labor del dfa con una pelicula
lie cuatro e%squlnas.
Cinco "jilotes" descarg6 ell st
Luis en- TODD ell desafio y los
:inco Sc distribuyeron entire
High y Watkins, tres del prime
70 y dos del segundo.
Cuando TODD parecia una Sc
da para Grimes, que va habia
regalado ocho "chapas" a los
Atleticos, va Simmons al bate
Y lie obsequian con una transfe-
rencia.
Cox Sc sacrifica, lie ponen
"fuera" y avanza a Simmons a
segunda. Batea Miller y sacan a
Simmons en- segunda, posesio-
1andose Ell de la inicial.
Dykes recibe otra transfe-
rencia y Connie Mack quita a
Earnshaw mandando a Cramer,
de emergencia, que "revienta'
La gaceta., 1931-10-10
MULTADO UN ESTAFADOR

FL Juez Alderman mult6 aver
en- $1,000 a Edward Wotitzky,
acusado en- la Corte Federal de
haber Colorado mas de $1,000 a
IN ex-soldado de la guerra mum
dial por arreglarle los papeles
necesarios para que pudiera
presentar su reclamation como
tai ante ell Negociado de Vetera-
nos de los Estados Unidos.
Wotitzky lie habia %prometido
al ex-soldado Leffie Lowe ARE
glarle Ia Recommendation median-
tie la cantidad de $500 y facili-
tarle los medios para que pudie-
Sc hacer efectiva su pension, sin
poder hacerlo y sin estar auto.
rizado para clio.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

Sc DESEA COLOCAR una Sc
fora espanola para atender a los
luehaceres de una casa y para
,ocinar. Informan en- la Ia. ave.
1413R (altos).
La gaceta., 1931-10-10
'''''' &C CjON,ADO
NO COMPARECIO Ell ACU-


Aver fueron puestos en- liber-
tad por ell Juez Cornelius, Ed.
Eeavine, Walter Mathews, w.
P. Cobler y Clara Hardigan, acu
sados por A. B. Everett, cose-
chero de Orlando, de haberlo
asaltado en- una carretera y de
robarle $4,000 que llevaba en- e.
fectivo y una sortija de brillan-
tie valuada en- $165.00, debido a
no haber comparecido este 1lti-
no al juicio preliminar, nj TAFT
)oco varios testigos del case.
FL Juez Cornelius dijo que
lace varios dias Everett pidi6
lue Sc dejasen sin efecto los
nandamientos judiciales y que
i pagaria las costas del case.
)ues no podria comparecer debi-
10 a tener que trasladarse a
Georgia, ddnde I'm negocio recla
naba su presencia.
Glenn Marrero, acusado de
'obar en- ell almacen de Perkins
md Sharpe, y del robo de
5165,00 de cigarrillos y taba-
'os, fue pasado a la Corte de 10
Criminal bajo fianza de $1,000.
Tambien Sc traspas6 a la Cor
te de 10 Criminal los casos de
dos robos de automobiles efec-
tuados por j. C.. Wood y Roy
Wood. Ell primero aparece acu-
3ado del robo de un autom6vil
1 la Byars-Forgy Refrigeration
Company y ell segundo Ell de la
oropiedad del Sr. E. P. Tillis. A
ada uno de los acusados Sc les
lilo fianza de $1,000.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10
MuCHos cHEYERoN ERA
UN INCEYOIO Y Sc IRA
TABA DE UN FENOMENO
LUMINICO

Cerca de 5000 personals pre-.
senciaron anoche desde Ell ma.
lec6n ell maravilloso espectaculc
ofrecido por ell mar, al parecer
incendiado.
Ell prodigioso fen6meno de-
bi6se a billones y billones de ami
malillos de una sola celula que
producer luz a traves de un cam
bio quimicO.
Ell DR.. Herbert R. Mills bac-
teriologo de Tampa, explic6 que
Ia llamada fosforescencia NADIA
tiene que yer con ell espectaculo
de aver, y que la luz observade
en- las aguas debe ser llamada
,propiamente luminescencia, y
que ell fen6meno de anoche es
aun de mayor imp~ortancia 81 Sc
tiene en- cuenta que fue produ-
cido por las aguas ~agitadas, y
aver era visible no obstante, la
gran quietud del mar.
Los animalillos que producer
esa luz son tan pequenos que a.
penas alcanzan un tamano ma
yor a 1/16 de pulgada. Tecnica-
mente Sc designan con el NOM
bre de "noctilucas".
iExiste ncerca de 40 especies
de "animales marines" que tie
men cualidades luminicas.
Las "noctilucas" llevan la lin
terna luminica en- la cabeza, al
igual cue los mineros.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10
.DISMINUYERON LAS TRAN
SACCIONES EN- ORC"

New York, oct. 10.-Las tran
sacciones de orc, segun inform6
hoy ell Banco de la Reserva Fee
deral, muestran una baja meta
de $55,866, 900, en- las existen-
cias de dicho metal.
Las eXportaciones del dia de
aver, incluyendo un aumento de
222, 400, 900 eff orc para merca-
los extranjeros, ascendieron a
$40, 168, 900, mientras que las
importaciOnes solo alcanzaron
I'm total de $14, 302 300.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

mo tempo ell de Ministro del
Interior 10 cual significAque
sera tambieA Jefe del CRrpo
de La Policia alepena.
Otro de los phntos impor-
tantes relacionados con ell nue.
vo Gabinete es la inclusion del
industrialista Herman Walbolda
como Ministro de ECONOMIC
Ell nuevo Gabinete aprof -
por ell Presidente Won linden
burg, esta constituido por ell
DR.. Bruening, Canciller y Mi
nistro de Relaciones Exterio-
res; General William Groener,
Minisero de Defensa y MinistrR
del Interior; Herman Dietrich,
Hacienda; Martin Schiele, Ali
mentos y Agriculture; George
Schaetzel, Correos y Telegra-
fos; Herman Walmbold, Eco
nomia; Curt Joel, Justicia; Got
TRIED Treviranus, Transporte
Adam Stegerwald, Trabajo.
Todos los Ministries, con Ia
exception de Joel y Walmbold
pertenecian al Gabinete ante.
rior. Ell DR.. Joel ha sido duran.
te II amos Sub-secretario de.
Ministerio de Justicia, y ell Pro
fesor Walmbold fue MiniStrc
lie Agricultural en- e1 Gabinete
prusiano de 1921.
Ell hecho de poner al Ejerci
TO y a la policia bajo ell domi.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10
OPORTUNIDAD DE
NEGOCIOS

Sc VENDE una botica con
gran clientele latino-america-
ma. Ell mobiliario esta valuado
en- $3,500.00, y las existencias
por inventario en- $3,750.OO, 8
sea, I'm valor de $7,250.00.
Su propietario quiere reti-
rarse del os negocios y vende
ell credito y ell titulo, limpios,
por $3,500.00 al contado, 8
$2,700.0O en- mano y $1,000 a
plazos de $4,000 cada uno.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

IN "h r9hntrando Miller y
Dykes, ss
Entonces lie tTpdan el rele-
vo al glorioso CRIES y Halla-
han termin6 ell jues sacsndo
"out' en- primera al 1ltimo ba-
teador.
Los nervios de los fanatics
Sc pusieron en- "alta tension"
cuando los Elefantes Blancos
realizaron su postrer esfuerzo,
fracasando.
Miller pogo tres "hits" y Wi
lliams dos
Anotaci6n por entradas:
Filadelfia 900 900 O02 &c, Oh, lie
St. Luis 2O2 900 900 &c, 5h, De
"Pimientass Martin NADIA pu-
do hacer en- ell juego de hoy, apla
cando asi la sensation" de los
primeros desafios.
En- ell octave, con dos CORE
dores en- las bases, lie sirvieron
"Ponche".
Ell bate Sc lie rompi6 a "Pi-
mienta" en- ell sexto, luego de
haber pegado varios fouls.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

MO del General Groener, Sc ha
interpretado como una indica-
ci6n de que ell Canciller Bruen-
ing intenta gobernar con mano
de hero.
Ell Presidente Von-Hindem-
burg y Adolf Hitler, leader fas
cista, Sc reuniran esta tarde,
desconociendose ell motive de
la entrevista.
La gaceta., 1931-10-10

Sc VENDE tambien un Pc
quenc negocio que sirve para
mantener a una familia y pue-
de comprarse por $4,000 al
contado. Solicitense informes
de Mr.. Jeff, Telefono M1465.
The Washington times., 1931-09-02
WIVES To SAVE
/. SURPLUSFOOD

A committee of housewives
formed for the preservation of sur
plus food for use of the unem-
ployed next winter, will hold its
first meeting in the Franklin
School tomorrow at 3 p. m.
Under Miss Emma Jacobs, di-
rector Of the domestic science de-
partment of the Districts public
schools, a practical program Of
canning and preserving will be
outlined to the committee. Glasses
win be held in the Central High
School kitchen at 10 o'clock Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday mornings of next week.
Radio Talks will be given each
morning over WRC by experts of
the bureau of home economics of
the Department of Agriculture. A
large quantity of constitutions
already has been received, and the
committee on employment, with
offices in the District Building,
will call for any other donations.
The Washington times., 1931-09-02
QUEEN FACES OPERATION
Marie's Life Hinges on
Success, Budapest
Report Says

BUDAPEST, Sept. 2 GN.SO.
Queen Marie of Rumania, mother
of King Carol, is suffering from
grave illness and will have to
undergo a serious operation, it
was reported on reliable authority
here today.
Court physicians who examined
the dowager queen advised a strict
course of treatment to enable her
to gain strength before the opera
ton is performed.
If the operation fails, the re-
ports said. the physicians give
the queen only one year to live.
The Washington times., 1931-09-02
COLOred Swimmers
Compete SATURDAY.

Colored swimmers and divers
will compete in the Amateur Ath-
letic Union championship and
fourth annual water carnival Sat
urday at the Francis Junior High
School pool.
The Francis team, meeting Bal
T1more, New York, Philadelphia
and Wilmington for the Capt. F..
w. Hoover trophy, has high hopes
Of victory.
The Washington times., 1931-09-02
Alpha Zetd Sorority
Selects Officers

Miss Corrine Watson will lead
the Alpha Gamma Chapter of the
Alpha Zeta Sorority the coming
year. Other officers elected at
the first fall meeting, held at the
Hay-Adams House last night, In
clude: Anna Tapley. vice presi-
dent; Margaret Lindsay, treas
urer; Martha Hevener, recording
secretary; Kathryn Baker, CORE
spending secretary; Mildred Win
ter, guard; Stuart Gordon, mar
shal. and Margaret Greene. editor.
The Washington times., 1931-09-02
2 D. C.. Police Teams
Win at Pistol Meet

The Metropolitan Police Depart
ment today was congratulating
itself on having sent two winning
pistol teams to the matches of
the National Rifle Association at
Camp Perry, Ohio.
The first team was composed
OF Detective Sergt. H. E. Broda,
Monte A. Bridges, George M.
Stewart. and Edgar L. Warden.
The second team included Robert
L. Decker, Karl G. Mccormick,
Sheldon r. Mckee and George r.
Wallrodt.
The Washington times., 1931-09-02
Navy Band to Play
At Soma Festival

The U. s. Navy Band, under
the leadership Of Lieut.. Charles
Benter, has been chosen to furnish
the music for the twenty-eighth
national song festival of the
Northeastern Singing Federation
at the new Atlantic City audi
torium on September IL and 13,
it was announced yesterday.
There will be q masSed chorus
of 1000.
The Washington times., 1931-09-02
Lott Carey Society
Meets in Pittsburgh

The Lott Carey Foreign Mission
Society of the national Baptist
convention opened its thirty-fourth
annual session today in Pitts
burgh, with large group of local
delegates in attendance.
A feature of the convention will
be the report of the Rev. Harvey
Randolph, of this city, executive
secretary. who recently made a re-
ligious survey of Haiti. The So
ciety will also hear reports from
Liberia, South Africa and West
Coast Africa.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-16

fall view in which it is difficult to
hear the lines of the cast.
Harry Carey in the role of
Trader Horn is particularly ef-
fective, giving a fine Interpretation
of fearless man who lives close
to anture. Duncan Reynaldo is not
so effective as his younger COM
panion. Edwina Booth, cast as the
white queen of a negro tribe. is a
bundle of wrath and animosity.
Particularly fine work is done by
Mutia Omoolu, a gigantic African
who is Carey's gun-bearer. He may
be a real African. as the picture
claims or he may be from Central
avenue. Wherever he is from he is
good.
Whether it is the fault of the film
or local projection, the voice record
ing was not all that it should be
last night, particularly in the scenes
where the actors are moving.
Trader Horn" is a picture worth
commencing and by all means every
youngster should be able to see it.
Adults who miss it will be over
looking a picture that is different
from the ordinary and decidedly
more entertaining.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-16
TRADER HORN IS
SPLENDID film
WORTH SEEING

Thrilling battles between wild
animals, beautiful scenes of African
natural wonders, and exceptionally
fine night photography, combined
with an interesting story handled
in an interesting manner, go to
Trader Horn" picture well worth
seeing.
Those who read the book will re-
call that 1t was collection of dis
connected narratives. There is
sketchy romantic plot in the pic
ture, which is only incidental to the
picture itself.
The ceremonials and closeup views
of wild African tribes are awe-in-
spring. Their weird songs, mono
tonous tom-tom beating and their
ferocious appearance make one glad
that he lives in civilized country.
While much longer than the aver
age iilm. Trader Horn" holds the
interest of the audience throughout.
The crocodile and hippopotamus
scenes are somewhat lengthy though
they are anything but boresome.
Particularly effective scenes are
the shooting of a rhinoceros, a
quarrel over a deer carcass by a
group of lions, and splendid water
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-16
DRIVING FROM
BACK SEAT IS
FROWNED UPON

Calling attention to the much dis
cussed habit of "backseat driving"
Judge A. c. Finney brought clip
ping to the Press yesterday which
throws an interesting light upon
the subject.
In recent decision reversing a
lower court verdict the Wisconsin
supreme court characterized "driv-
ing" from the back seat as an
"abominable practice The state
ment was brought about because a
circuit court judge had found guests
in an automobile negligent in not
warning the driver of the approach
of a truck with which the automo-
bile collided at an intersection. The
supreme court held that there was
no such duty required of guests.
THE duty Of driving from the
backseat of an automobile has not
been imposed upon passengers
read the decision of the supreme
court" and we arc surprised to find
apparent sanction of this abomin-
able practice in the verdict
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-16
Arraign Filipino
For Jail Stabbing

B. Bascadillo, Filipino, was ar
raigned before Judge I. Mayfield
this morning OH four counts charg-
ing assault with a deadly weapon,
growing out of his attack on other
prisoners in the county Jail when he
used pair Of barber's shears to in
flict serious injuries on four men.
Jesus Hernandez was also ar
raigned on a charge of assault with
q deadly weapon. He is charged
with assaulting Mike Abdelnour with
razor in drunken brawl In Ell
Centre some time ago.
Preliminary hearing for both was
set for April %, and bond was fixed
at $1,000. Both were committed to
the county Jail on failure to post
bond.
Bascadillo wounded four fellow
prisoners with a pair of scissors
when he became enraged at taunts
by cell mates. He wounded Floyd
r. D. Jones, William B.
Craig and Bill Adams.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-16
BY SISTER MARY
NEA Service Writer

DERHAPS there Is no vegetable
L more generally popular than
asparagus. For more than 1000
years it has been cultivated for its
succulent young shoots produced
early In the spring from the thick
root stocks. Although a native of
Europe and Asia, it has been cul-
tivated in America since Colonial
days. The earliest gardening and
market lists mention it and old
receipt" books carry recipes for
cooking this vegetable which has
always been regarded as a fine and
especially inviting food.
Modern scientific analysis puts
asparagus in the same class with
the Ieafy vegetables. The tips are
described as being "rich in active
ly functioning cells" and resemble
leaves in their dietary properties.
Calcium. iron and PHOSPHORUS are
the principal ash constituents--all
valuable for body building. AS
paragus is also an excellent source
of vitamin B. Since it's low cal
Orie vegetable, it's boon to the
person on reducing diet when
served plain with salt and pepper.
1t takes almost a pound, twenty
stalks eight inches long, to fur
nish 100 calories. OF these 30
are protein, 8 fat and 60 carbo-
hydrates.
Freshly Cut Asparagus Best
To be at its best, asparagus
should be freshly cut. It's delicacy
and sweetness of favor disappear
soon after it is gathered, SO 1t
should be used Immediately. When
buying, look for straight, crisp
stalks with the little pointed scales
pressed tightly against the stalk
at the tip where he growth is the
newest. Thick stalks are more
desirable than thin ones. for the
lengthy thin stalks usually desig-
nate long growth and toughness.
Be sure, too, that the cut surface
is not dry and that the stalk does
not feel tough and woody nor look
shriveled.
When ready to cook, cut off the
tough ends. Wash them we'll and
put them to cook in cold water.
This extracts the mineral salts,
and the water is used TO cook the
rest of the asparagus. The tough
ends are skinned out and dis
carded.
It's a good plan TO remove the
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used. The heads are much ten.
derer than the stalks and do not
require as long cooking. Salt the
vegetable when half cooked and
lay the punches fiat in the water
when the stalks are almost done.
Cook ten minutes longer. This
insures a perfectly cooked, un-
broken tip. When ready to serve,
remove each bundle from kettle.
cut strings and serve at once with
melted butter or drawn butter
sauce.
If asparagus IS cooked uncov.
cred, it will retain its color. The
time of cooking depends on the
freshness and state of maturity of
the vegetable, but 20 minutes
should be calculated. Over-cooking
damages both tatse and appear
ance.
There are many delicious ways
of preparing asparagus for spring
meals. When it is combined with
a rich sauce, many calories are
added; used with eggs, hearty
main dish is provided and when
served cold with French or may
onnaise dressing, fresh asparagus
makes an impeccable spring salad.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-16
PEDDLERS WITHOUT
LICENSES FINED

Enforcement of Ell Centro's itin-
Grant wholesale peddling license last
night resulted in arrest of two Or
ange peddlers. and this morning In
payment of $40 fines by each of
them.
The fines we're levied on Roy EN-
inert, %, and Roy Elens, 20, by
Judge Kendall B. Perkins in police
court The two were arrested on a
charge of peddling about the streets
of Ell Centro without license.
Caused by filming of the alleged
itinerant peddlers. warning was
issued at the police station today
that occupation licenses are due
from business houses, and that those
who fail to pay their occupation Ii
censes are liable to fines.
Another case in police court this
morning was that of G. w. Rey-
nolds, 81, charged with vagrancy.
The charge was dismissed
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and combi-
nation permanent wave at Ruth's
Marcel Shop, Fourth and Wensley.
Phone 1893 for appointment. Come
in please, and go out pleased! 15tf
DIR. ID. w. Ryan, of Los Angeles,
graduate, registered chiropodist,
orthopedic specialist. California
Hotel. This week only! 15t2
DIR. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist.
Car Stolen and Recovered DR..
Warren +. Fox, city and county
public health officer, yesterday af-
ternoon reported to Calexico police
that his car had been stolen. The
car was recovered in Calexico last
night
Light Tests Held Light tests
held by California Highway Patrol
officers in Heber last night result
ed In 20 citations issued out OF $50
cars examined.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-16

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health, because it is genuine fresh
lemons. All ready made up. SC per
cup. Next to stages Depot. left
Cleaning, Pressing, Hat Blocking
The most modern methods, years
OF experience and contentious
work make the Suititorium the
valleys leading cleaning establish
ment. Phone 356. 1911