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La gaceta., 1931-11-28
CARTA ALBERTA AL SIR.
P~RESIDENTE DE LA UNION
DE F~ABRICANTES DE
TABACOS
.r. Noises RuStillo.

LIE al LII
TABACOS
Sr. Noises BuStillO.
EStimado amigo: Como presi-
dente de honor de la Cooperate
va de Lectores de Tampa, tengo
ell gusto de dirigirme a listed,
que preside la Union de Fabri-
cantes de Tabacos, para protes-
tar del desdichado acuerdo que
anteayer tomara SUI organiza-
ci6n.
La Lectura en- la fabricas, Sr.
Bustillo. ha venido sirviendo
frescas e interesantes noticias
diarias a los torcedores, sin cos
to alguno para listed y sus com
paneros, y al mismo tempo les
ha presentado a uStedes como
patronos habileS, amables V cul-
tos.
BESIDE las Tribunals, los Lecto-
res, a los cuales ustedes hicieron.
paSar varios amos de apuros, a
la termination de la huelga de
los diez meses, han venido le-
yendo publications. tan conser-
vadoras como ell Diario de la
Marina, al mismO tempo que
articulos de peri6dicos obreros,
sin dificultad alguna.
BESIDE las Tribunals los taba-
queros han lefdo articulos enco-
miando a todos los tiranos de la
TERRA y tambien han leido ira
bajos 'tperiodisticos" Y libros
a todos los hombres
que en- ell mundo Sc han intere-
sado por ell mejoramiento Y la
felicidad de los humildes.
Ell acuerdo de la organiza-
cion que listed preside, debo
calificarlo de inoportuno y a.
busivo.
lnoportuno porque ustedes
lanzan ell himno anticomunista
contra los rojos, precisamente
cuando hay II hombres encar-
celados, a los cuales ell pueblo
y listed 10 sabe, consi-
dera inocentes; abusive por-
que de nuevo, con ell burdO pre-
de la campaha comunista
que Sc hace desde los talleres,
IanZan ustedes a la Gale a 70,
hombres, que no eran emplea-
dos de la Union de Fabrican-
ties; arrojan a la brega incansa
bic p0r la vida, en- esta epoca
de crisis, a 20 hombres que
siempre han respectable ell re-
glamento de la Lecture y NADIA
han hecho en- contra de los in
tereses de los senores patronos.
Sin ell menor escrdpulo, la or
ganizaci6n de manufacturers
ha llevado la desolaci6n a 10
hogares respetables y respeta-
dos.
GPuede decirme ell Sr. Bus
tillo cuales son los motives mo-
humanos y juridicos que
han movido a los senOres ia
bricantes q mostrarse de nue.
Vo lntranSlgenteS, eXpulsando
de las fabricas a hombres que
no trabajaban para ellos, a
hombres que siempre Sc han
comportado limpia y caballero
iPuede decirme ell Sr. Busti-
10 por que los senores manu-
factureros de nuevo quebraron
"a cuerda por la parte mas de-
bill, en lugar de t0mar directas
.represalias contra los taba-
4ueros, ahora fuertes en- nd-
nero, entusiasmo y cohesion? ,
listed seguramente convene
conmigo, Sr. Bustillo, en- que
La gaceta., 1931-11-28
DESPACHOS DE PROTESTA
REMITIDOS AL GOBERNA-
DOR CARLTON

Entire ell dia de aver y la ma
mana de hoy los distintos Ia
Heres que Sc citan a continual
ci6n remitieron telegramas al
Gobernador Carlton, interesan
dose por la suerte y otros por
la libertad de los presses arres-
tados con motive de los suce-
Sos ocurridos en- ell Centre Obre
no, ell siete de los corrientes.
Los trabajadores de la fabri
ca de Cuesta y Rey piden al
Gobernador no solo un trato
justo para los presses sino tam
bi6n que de acuerdo con la pro
mesa que hiciera de ayudar a
la clase trabajadora, respon-
da ahora con una accion inme-
data para la libertad de los
mismos.
Los operarios del taller Ora
diaz Cigar Factory, protestant
do unanimemente del NAL ira
to que sc lie viene dando a los
presses en- la carcel del conda-
do y pidiendole ell cese de los
ultrajes bochornosos a que es-
tan sometidOs.
Los $50 trabajadores de Re-
g%ensburg, en- West Tampa, pi-
den justicia para los presses y
que Sc les saque de las celdas
hGmedas en- que Sc encuentran
y sean trasladados a otras en-
mejores condolences hasta la
celebration de la causa.
Los tabaqueros de Garcia Y
Vega pidiendo que sean trata
dos como seres humanos y que
Sc mejore la situaci6n de los
dentro del penal.
Ell taller de Noises Bustillo,
la suspension de las torturas y
la libertad de los trabajadores.
Los tabaqueros de Schawb y
Davis, que. sean sacados de la
zelda de la muerte y libertados
Embellishments.
Los operarios de Arrange y
Arrange la Immediate libertad.
protestando energicamente del
arrestO de sus companeros.
Doscientos tabaqueros de La
Corina y $50 de Corral Wo-
diska protestan del tratamien-
to inhumano y piden su trasla-
DO a otras celdas o su inmedia-
ia libertad.
En- identico sentido Sc diri-
gieron al Gobernador Carlton,
el taller de Roberts y cast to-
dos los talleres de las fabricas
de tabacos de Tampa.
La orden Discipulos de Jose
Marti tambien envi6 un tele :.
grama al Gobernador protes-
tando del encarcelamiento de
les trabajadores, interesando su
libertad. Esta Logia tambien
una communication al Pre-
sidente de la Association de Fa
bricantes protestando de la su-
preston de la Lectura.
Sc tiene entendido que inf
de organizaciones nacio-
males y extranjeras estan estu-
- l.
La gaceta., 1931-11-28

la manana de hoy comenz6 en- e
Centre Obrero Y en- la parte ex.
terror de este la gran asambles
de los trabajadores de lAindus.
Tria~ tabacalera, que aver Ne de.
clararon en- huelga de II h0ras
protestando del NAL trato qut
Sc da a los presses en- la carcel de
condado.
Habla ell obrero panadero Jo
Sc Fernandez y pide ell apoyo d.
los trabajadores para que nc
compren pan en- las siguientes
panaderias: La Universal, La
Siciliana, La Florida de Ferlitf
v la de Anastasio, en- Ybor City
Y en- West Tampa la de Patro.
ne v Latin American. EsEas pa
naderias estan en- huelga desd
hace algun tempo sin que ell puf
bio lie hubiera prestado a sus
huelguistas protection y son la
que hoy estan vendiendo pan.
Pronuncia despues I'm corto
discurso en- ingles ell obrert
Leon Osamendi, eNplicando los
motives de la huelga.
Benito Ochard dice que IL
huelga no es por motive de Il
Suppression de la lectura sino po'
los presses. Gel lunes iremos q
las fabricas Y 81 los manufactu-
reros Sc niegan a que tengamo'
la lectura, entonces sobrevendrf
ell lockout" Y ellos seran 10
responsables del conflicto''. AS
gura que los fabricantes har
buscado a los representatives d
la Camara de Concrete como
intermediates; pero que los tr'
baiadores mantendran sus pun
tos de vista rehusando inclui
en- sUs luschas a personals ajenaS
a la industrial. Silos fabricante@
no reconocen nGestra organize
cion, nosotros tampoco recon
ceremos la suya. (Ochart hablf
despues en- ingles y explica l.
que dijera en- espanol).
Sc levanta a hablar una de L.
victimas del acuerdo de supri
mir la lectura, el lector HonOra
to Dominguez, quien protesta
de un modo energico contra le
actitud de los fabricantes y die
que ahora Sc siente mas undo
que nunca a sus companeros. Di-
&c que no pudo formar parte de
la mesa de la Asamblea por no
hallarse presente en- ell Centric
Obrero, cuando sc lie confiriera
tai honor; pero que SUI puesto
esta en- la vanguardia, a pesar
de sus amos.
Tn obrero de Sci Paraiso",
Manuel Garcia, hace saber que
sus companeros no cobraran en-
la tarde de hoy, acatando asi ell
acuerdo de la Asamblea.
En- estos momentos Sc presen-
ia la bardera roja y todos los
asambleistas cantan ell himno.
Pedro Torres, oriundo de
Puerto Rico, obrero a quien fall
ia una pierna Y Sc apoya en- dos
muletas, pronuncia un bello dis
curse Y al final dice que "los
hombres en- este justo movimien
to no estan solos, pues las mule
res influenciadas por las ideas
modernas marchan junto a ellos,
siguiendo el canine que redi-
mira al proletariado.
Ochard pide a la Asamblea
que liable un italiano 0 una tia
Llama; pero no Sc ~present6 MIN
gun obrero italiano nj ninguna
obrera italiana.
La gaceta., 1931-11-28
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

,lvimos en- un pals democratic
go, alberto a todas las ideas,
aunque ahora Sc ha puesto de
moda repartir estacazos Y en-
carcelar a los comunistas.
81 este es asi, listed debe
tambien convenir conmigo en-
que los tabaqueros tienen de-
recho a tener la clase de lee
tura que les agrada, una lectu-
"a alberta a todas las ideas,
porque ell obrero conservador
Ruede demandar la lectura de
IN articulo favorable a su ma
nGra de pensar, como puede
hacerlo ell obrero radical.
En- Cuba, donde al presente
existe la Dictadura, Sc leen en-
las fabricas, diariamente, ar
ticulos comunistas, anarquistas
sindicalistas, Conservatives V
haSta anti-machadistas.
Oyen los tabaqueros a los
mejores pensadores de todas
las tendencias politicas y acep-
tan las ideas que mas les agra
dan.
A los fabricantes de la Ha-
bana no Sc les ha ocurrido pen
sar que para contener la difu-
sion de las ideas, 10 mejor es "a
mordazar al Lector, arrebatar-
lie ell pan de su familia, mien-
tras en- las GALES sc venden IL
bros y peri6dicos en- favor y en-
contra de todos los credos po-
liticos.
AL mismo Machado no Sc lie
ha ocurrido suprimir las tribu-
mas de las fabricas, aun sabien-
do que Sc han leido articulos
en- su contra.
IPor que ustedes no imitan
en- este a sus companeros de la
Habana y a Gerardo Macha-
do?
Ademas, 81 ustedes no pagan
la Lectura, 81 ell Lector Sc ha-
LA bajo las 6rdenes de los Ia
baqueros, ipor que apelar a la
violencia en- contra de un ino-
cente, de uno que Sc limita a
cumplir las recomendaciones
del presidente de la Lectura?
lPor que ustedes no dijeron
los tabaqueros, que en- este
case son los "patronos," que
los rebajarian a todos 81 daban
a leer propaganda comunista?
A listed, Sr. Bustillo, segu-
ramente lie gusta yer obedeci-
das sus ordenes por los hon.
bres a quienes paga. Asi les
pasa a los tabaqueros, en- ell
case del Lector.
Contra esta actitud abusiva
de listed y sus companeros, yo
p~rotesto p1blicamente como
presidente de honor de los Lee
torres, periodista y hombre JUS
to.
Ell fuerte que ataca a un po-
bre y lie condena a la miseria,
puede ser un tirano, no un
hombre justo; ell fuerte que no
respeta los principles demo-
craticos de esta ~republica IL
lleva en- 81 un tirano poten
cial, un hombre que 81 ha leido
a Jefferson y Lincoln no los ha
comprendido.
Aunque listed no conteste
esta carta, aunque sus c0mpa-
Sc sonrian despectiva-
mente, yo protesto y SECURE
protestando.
Y cada uno de los hijos de
esos Lectores vera en- ustedes
una colectividad ultra-egois-
ia, ultra conservadora y anti
democratica.
Devuelvan la Lectura Y ST
quieren tomar alguna vengan-
"a, t6menla con los tabaque :
ros, no con los Lectores, Victi-
mas inocentes en- este case.
Muy atentamente,
Victoriano Manteiga.
La gaceta., 1931-11-28

famosa fabrica de la Gale %,
seis policias u~niformados.
La gaceta., 1931-11-28
Victoriano Manteiga.

P. D.-iConvienen mas a
Tampa esos cafeteros que en-
las fabricas espfan Y venden
bolita, que la Lectura? Conste
que hay cafeteros muy corree-
tos, que no hacen negocios SUI
clos.
La gaceta., 1931-11-28

Habana, Nov. 28.-Los taba
queros de Ia Habana estan Sien
La gaceta., 1931-11-28

A~PLAUDIDOS LOS TABA-
QUEROS POR SU ACTITUD
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10
PAGE FIVE

but 1t viii take deep study to work
out plan Of legislation which will
be agreeable to all.
Every county has its own problem
There is the plan to bring water
from the Sacramento river to San
Joaquin valley. where it is badly
needed; the question of keeping
back the salt water thai every year
floods the Sacramento Delta coun-
try is another serious one. IN ad-
dttion, many communities which
depend upon wells for irrigation are
now getting salt water and each of
these communities wants to be as
sured that it will derive some bene-
fit from any legislation which is
enacted
The state chamber, through the
newly formed commission of repre-
sentatiyes from every county in the
state" continued Hetzel. will con-
slider each individual problem and
it IS only by every community of
the state cooperating in this man.
ner that legislation can be drafted
which will be efficient, practical and
satisfactory to all concerned"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10

Fresh from a successful engage
ment in Los Angeles. and accom-
panied by the pick of his intrepid
cowboys and coWgirls from the
plains, the beloved Tom Mix, the
particular star and feature of the
enormous Sells Floto Circus, will
be seen in FL Centre Tuesday. To
the youngsters, boys and girls a.
like, and to their elders as well
this is the most important news of
the year, so far as entertainments
are concerned, aid Mix and his
band, not forgetting the equally
beloved Tony, are assured of q
welcome little less than boisteroue
and tumultuous.
To these who recall him on the
screen, during those recent years
when he was admittedly the most
popular film idol in the world Mr.
Mix in the course of the lengthy
Sells Floto program offers a series
of riding. roping and jumping
feats not easy to perform before
the movie camera. Astride Tony
King Woodford, or any of his IA
nous mounts, he is here, there and
everywhere about the three Vast
rings. two stages, and hippodromc
track. drawing breathless gasps Of
wonder, never possible with stunt.
merely flashed across the flicker
ing screen.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10

j. G. Writ, president Of the Cal.
! ipatria Chamber Of Commerce, last
night presented his plan for a
new division of Imperial County
superYisorial districts numb 7 S
three and four before members OF
the Ell Centre Chamber of Com
merce at the weekly dinner meet
/ ing.
Writ first presented map show
ing the present boundaries Of these
two districts as laid out when
Imperial County was formed.
Conditions have changed since
that time" stated Writ, "and al
most half of the irrigated Imper-
ial Valley now lies in district num-
Der four. 430 square miles OF the
total 47O miles of irrigated land is
in district four, or 47.8 per cent of
Imperial Valley. This district also
represents tWo-fifths of the assess
ed valuation of the valley and,
based on the 1880 census report, dis
trict number four has 1874 per cent
of the total population of the val
ley"
The speaker then presented a
plan for re-bounding districts three
and four by running the southern
boundary OF the two east and
west a few miles below Brawley
and placing the center dividing line
along the Alamo river, which would
give one bank to each district, BIZ
secting Brawley and following Sec
tons north and west in such a
manner that district number three
would include the western section
of the city of BraWleY. Westmor-
land, and the territory to the west
and north of those cities.
District number four would then,
according to Wirt's plan, include
the western section of BraWley, Cal
ipatria, inland and related COM
munities, extending northward to
include the North Shore road.
Writ explained that a strip which
extends from BraWley to Imperial
in proposed district number three
was added to permit the present
supervisor of district three to con-
tinue to represent that district.
''The northern communities have
gotten together and worke- out a
plan which we feel would be more
fair than the present supervisoriaI
boundaries are: the southern dis
tricts can get together and work
out a fair plan for their superyis-
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10

Imperial Valley representatives on
the newly formed statewide COM
mittee of the state chamber of
commerce to study the matter of
water conservation, returned yes
terday from the initial meeting of
the committee in Los Angeles. Rep
resentatives of this county are A.
j. MERCER of Calexico and j. II.
Edgar and Leo Hetzel of Ell Centric
In addition to members of the
state chamber of commerce commit
tee. Imperial Valley is represented
by six men on Governor Rolph's
honorary water conservation COM
mittee. They are Congressman Phil
D. Swing. Supervisor A. Y. Preble,
C. L. Childers, Roy D. McPherrin,
c. w. Brockman and James P.
Greene.
The object of the committee, ac-
cording to Hetzel, is to work out
plans for legislation which will az
feet water conservation throughout
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10
WATER COMMITTEE MEETS
ON CONSERVATION PROBLEM

the state of California. These plans
will be submitted to Governor
Rolph. upon their completion, for
consideration. together with plans
proposed by the various committees
the governor has appointed on the
same matter. According to Hetzel,
representatives of the Metropolitan
water district were present at the
meeting and stated that they would
cooperate with the state chamber of
commerce if an agreeable plan could
be adopted on this matter. which is
one of the most important projects
before the state at the present time.
Engineers have been working on
various phases of water conserva-
tion.' stated Hetzel. land they be-
lieve that water can be diverted
from sections where it is not needed
into territory where there is a lack
of water. Plans have also been
worked out for conserving water in
the soil by study of water sheds.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10
SOCIETY GIRL IS
MARRIED N MAINE

MOUNT DESERT. Me, Sept. 10.
U.P) - Muriel Mccormick. young
Chicago society girl and grand
daughter of John D. Rockefeller,
was married here this afternoon to
Elisha Dyer Hubbard. middleaged
Connecticut country gentleman.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. William Z. Patterson, rec
tor of st. Savior's Episcopal church.
less than Cd hours after the couples
engagement was announced.
A heavy infestation Of puncture
vine has been found as far north
as Willitts, Mendocino County.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10
RUFFIkNS ATTACK
YACHTING PARTY
SAYS DAUGHTER

STANFORD, Conn, Sept. 10. tU.P)
"A hating, disconnected story of
her father and mother having been
attacked aboard their cabin cruiser
Penguin in Long Island Sound was
told by five-year-old Barbara Col
lings. when she was found alone
today aboard the floating yacht.
She said two men, one of them
armed with a revolver, had boarded
the cruiser and put her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Ceilings,
overheard.
The mother. Mrs. Lillian Ceilings,
was reported to have reached Oys-
ter Bay, L. l., in canoe early to-
day. Ceilings, graduate of Yale COL
lege in the class of 1916 and a re-
tired business man at the age of
33, was missing.
N. L. Noteman. on a fishing trip
out of New Rochelle, N. Y, dis
covered the Penguin and brought it
to port here.
Evidence Of a terrific struggle was
sad 10 nave been found aboard the
cruiser.
The child appeared dazed and ex-
cited. She was uncertain whether
her father had been thrown over
board or sent away in a boat, as in
the case Of her mother.
Barbara said she and her par
ents left here yesterday on a cruise
TO Oyster Bay, directly across the
sound. While they were at anchor,
she said, two men came aboard and
demanded to be taken to Norwalk.
When Ceilings questioned them,
the child related, one drew re-
volver. A struggle followed.
Barbara was unable to tell when
or where the men left the boat.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10
KITCHEN CREW
TAKES PRISON
TRACK TITLE

SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Cal,
Sept. TO- U.2)-The prison mess
gang, Weilders Of soup ladies and
ifying forks, he'd the San Quentin
track and field championship to-
day by their victory in the annual
athletic meet.
The kitchen crew scored Lis
points for a smashing victory, while
the shop team was second with "a
points. The highly touted Jute
Mill gang, backed by many of the
1900 cheering prisoners, could do
no better than third with Sc points.
Paul Dutch Kellner. Los An
geles robbery convict, emerged as
San Quentin's new distance runner,
dethroning Manuel Poinchetta, the
formed star. Alvin Cain, another
Les Angeles inmate, broke a prison
record when he pole yaulted Il
feet, 6 inches.
Ty Cobb, baseball celebrity, was
a member Of the entertaining COM
mittee and won the prisoners
cheers.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10
WRIT PRESENTS PLAN AT
COMMERCE CHAMBER MEET

orial districts and we can thus
evolve plan fair to all and make
this one united Imperial Valley
Writ said.
Maps of the present supervisorla,
districts OF Imperial County and
redistricting proposed by Writ
were LETT at the FL Centre Cham
Der of Commerce headquarters,
where they may be obtained by
persons interested in studying
them.
Following Wirt's talk, A. Brown,
Of the Tucson Chamber Of Com
merce gave a short talk on the Bor-
der Sunshine Route and the Broad
way of America, complimenting Ell
Centre on the splendid coopera-
ton it has given Arizona and other
states in building travel over these
routes and commenting on the
highway 80, which he stated is be-
tween here and San Diego the most
perfect road over which he has ever
travelled.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10
CELEBRATE START
OF SHIP BUILDING

VALLEJO, Sept. 10. tUP)-Naval
honors were accorded San Francis
co yesterday in a ceremony during
which the keel OF new 10000 ton
cruiser, which will be named after
that city, was laid at Mare Island
navy yard.
An honorary riveting gang of Ma
tive Sons drove the first rivets with
hand hammers. after riggers had
placed the amidship section of the
keel il its proper position on the
keel blocks
The vessel is to be completed by
February. 1884.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10
Waiter Kills Man
Over Family Row

PHOENIX, Ariz., Seps. 10. up
Powell Telkey, waiter at Hotel
Westward Ho here, was shot and
killed late yesterday on a principal
business street by Andrew zasky.
zasky shot three times with an
automatic pistol. The bullets
passed through Telkey's body and
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10
LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10. OPP
Hogs, receipts 90. Market about
steady. Two loads idaho Load
Kansas about $725.
Cattle, receipts 500. Market
steady. Two load Arizona yearling
steers S725; California steers $6.25
TO $3.50; good COWS $3.50: bulk
common to medium $500 to $500.
Calves receipts $50. Market
strong. Good Arizona calves $3.50
to $3.50.
Sheep receipts $780, holdovers 300.
Market steady. Three deck medi-
UNI California wooled lambs S5.35
to S5.65.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10

shattered a plate glass window in
a store building
The men met on the street and
without word zasky drew his gun
and shot. Telkey died almost III
stantly zasky surrendered willing
y to police, who were attracted by
the shots.
Later zasky told officers that he
had been having family troubles fer
three years and that Telkey was
responsible.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10

In 1891 the rice acreage sown by
airplane was about $4,000 cost 70
cents to 81 per acre.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10
@aTteD

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10. U.P)-
Following are soday's market quo.
tationS:
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10

The local price OF eggs. furnished
through the courtesy of zurcher
Bros, Is as follows:
Medium or pullet ........................ Csc
Extra ............................. 3Oc
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10
Radio Treatment
Benefits Sailor

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10. UP
A sailor aboard the s. S. Maunaloa
of the Matson line, 1900 miles at
sea. was safe on the road to recov-
cry from a severe attack of ecze-
ma today through radio treat
ment" by a Los Angeles police sur
geon.
Police radio operators at Hollen-
beck Heights station received a
message last night that the sailor
was critically i'll from malady
which Captain Brocas of the steam
.er could not diagnose.
Police Surgeon j. R. Dean de-
cided the symptoms indicated eczs-
ma and the remedy was immedi-
ately radioed to the ship.
Sacramento valley residents
point to their present water short
age as proof that that valley has
no water to spare for irrigation
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10
POULTRY

Hens, Leghorns, lbs. and up - 19c
Hens, Leghorns under 3 4 lbs. Tic
Hens, colored, lbs. and up -. Csc
BBroilers, to IL lbs. each -. 3Gc
Broilers, IL to pa lbs. each 49, BIC
Flyers, colored, 2i4 to lbs. 80. 23c
Flyers, leghorns, 214 to 3 lbs. -. 20c
Roasters, soft bone, 3 lbs up. &c
Ducklings, Pekins, 31a lbs. up. Ice
Geese ..........-.................. l2c
Young tom turkeys, u lbs. up 36c
Old tom turkeys ...........................23c
Small hen turkeys, under 8 bs.15o
Hen turkeys dressed, lbs. up 33c
Small tom turkeys, under Is lbs. 15c
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10

Junior can work or play in these to his
hearts content. .Union-made of heavy
quality blue denim. Cut full and roomy.
Two-seam legs and large pockets High
back STYLE Sizes 3-l6
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-10

Try to match this underwear value
anywhere excep, at Penney's. Buy
plenty. now. for school and gym wear.
Sizes 6 to 10.