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Poultry For Sale
FOR SALE

Fryers, fat hens soft-bone
roasters. per lb ..................... 23c
ROBERTSON POULTRY YARD
2 blocks west of city limits on San
Diego highway-Phone 1901
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-28
livestock For Sale

-
FOR SALE-24 brood sows and ITO
pigs. Jack Hauser, 2ls miles
north and Il mile west of Impe-
rial. 2Ot12
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-28
For Rent-HOuSeS

FOR RENT Furnished house.
Gas, bath. $50 Euclid. 27t3
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-28
Rooms and Apartment

FOR RENT-Furnished room. Pri-
vate entrance. Board if desired.
763 Commercial 27t5
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-28

FOR RENT-Furnished house. 513
Brighton. 26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-28

FOR RENT = Four-room furnished
house. Inquire 1853 State. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-28
Wanted - Miscellaneous

Roomers and boarderS.
1925 Hamilton st. 26t10
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-28
For Rent

FOR notwithstanding house, nine
rooms, mostly furnished, close in.
Marie Land, 603 Park. 26t3
La gaceta., 1931-06-05
LA CAMARA TAMBIEN PA
so SOBRE Ell VETO

Tallahassee, JUNO s. La
batalla Que venia sosteniendo-
Sc desde hace 20 amos para le-
galizar las carreras Y las :
puestas mutuas en- florida, fue
canada aver al pasar la CANA
ra, al igual que ell Senado, por
encima del veto del Goberna-
dor Carlton.
La votaci6n en- la Camara
fue de SIS contra 26, o sea, por
ma mayoris de dos terceras
r5es lie ,os miemblcs presen
IS F. Sorado la pas6 con vo-
taci6n CO G ccntra IL.
La ace on e. ati' convir-
ti6 ell proyec Q ilnediatamen-
tie ZEN Ley. Esta ley PFC &c re-
ferendums locales en- los con-
dados que deseen operar hip
dromos, el nombramiento de
una comisi6n del estado para
controlar los hip6dromos de
caballos Y de perros, e impone
un impuesto del tres por cien-
to al total de las apuestas mu-
tuas, Y ell Is por ciento de las
entradas. Ell ingreso sera divi-
dido eQuitativamente entire to-
La gaceta., 1931-06-05

bierno de n ehado a loassterio
res en- tod clase dey& easos
|fiscales, az han cosr..o 70 a
agravar + situaci6n economica
~ finaneer a del pals, porque no
ha TEN para sus planes adj
minist4 twas en- cuenta, nun
Ca, laiapacidad productive fis-
cal dl pueblo cubano, y en- es-
pecNl de las classes, agricoles,
comerciales e industriales, sacri
ficadas hasta mas ALA del llmi-
te prudential. Pueden haber ST.
do N1as castigadas estas classes?
lSin contar la serie de errores,
especulaciones y torpeZas come
ltidos en- ell manejo de la indus
ltria azucarera, que han acentua
do su maleStar y depreclo en- los
precios, con dano general de to-
da La economic nacional. Estas
classes econ6micas tienen que es-
tar ansiosas de un cambio de re-
jgimen, con mas sentido de la ha-
cienda p1blica y mayor conoci-
miento de las finanzas, para
que las ayude a Nvantarse de la
pOstraci6n en- que ell actual Go
La gaceta., 1931-06-05
Ell SOVIET VA A PREPA-
RAR OTRO L A DE 5
AMOS

Moscow, JUNO 5.--La union
sovietica. acoSa6 hey ell nombra-
mientdenr una comisi6n de rs
miem|astospara' que esta prepa-
re 10 atamente la organiza-
ci6n de un segundo plan de Gin
co amos, eN pro del desarrollo
industrial yScon6mico de la ma
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1931-06-05
F~UNC1ONARA LA
COMISION DE LAS CA
RRERAS De CABALLOS Y
PERROS

La Ley p~ermitiendo las ca
rreras en- Florida, pasada aver
en- la Camara sobre ell veto del
Gobernador Carlton, crea una
comisi6n de carreras, de Gin
co miembros, para regular ell
sport.
Los miembros de la comisi6n
La gaceta., 1931-06-05
JUNTO A LA EST.ATUA DE
LA LIBERTAD
Por ell DR.. Ramon Zaydin
(ContimuGci6nf

81 las classes econ6micas cha
cen un estudio de los impuestos
establecidos en- cada uno de los
periodos presidenciales, tam
bien, y con creces, superb ell Go
La gaceta., 1931-06-05
VIOLABAN LA LEY SEGA
EN- UN ABARE


Los agentes federales de la
prohibition fueron aver a ST.
Petersburg y registraron ell ca
baret Garden de Allah Party
Palaces situado en- ell ndmero
766 de la avenida Lakeview 81
rrestando por venta y possession
a una mujer, Evelyn Carlton, Y
por possession a T. N. Tullis, S.
L. Lobell, David A. Hall, j. C.
Charles y j. R. Brodie. A cada
uno Sc senal6 fianza de $500.
La gaceta., 1931-06-05


firmados por Ell Senado. Tn
miembro sera designado de
cada uno de los<atro distri-
tos congresiona' Ell quinto
del Estado. Ell YFe: 70 del Els
tado sera Tesorj tFTe oficio de
la COmisi6n VII az ado de
la pisma sera ell do ge-
neral. del Estado.
La Comsi6n tendra su off
Gina pri1(. pal en- Tallahassee,
y otras% ficinas auxiliares eY
todas Jas parties del Estado don
de Sc celebren carreras duran
tie ftemporada.
Ada comisionado recibira
qe .depositar una fianza de
$4,000, Y no podra ser elegida
ninguna persona que haya te-
nido relaci6n con las carreras
durante los T,timos tres amos.
La comisi6n extendera los
permisos para Hip6dromos y
arreglara las fechas de las ca
rreras, r~indiendole al Gober-
nador un informe annual.
Cana comisionado recibira
IN sueldo de $1,000 a. ano, y
Sc les pagara los gastos de
rareporte. Ell Presidente de la
| Comisi6n recibira ademas I'm
aumento de $500. Ell Secreta-
rio de la Comisi6n percibira
$1,000 adicionales. Todos los
Lyastos de la Comisi6n seran pa
gados de los inglesos que ell
Estado obtenga de las carre-
ras.
Las soiicitudes de permisos
>ara operar Hipodromos ten
Iran que ser remitidas a la Co
mission antes del primero de
| Julio de cada ano y la Conf
sion actuara sobre dichas So
! 'icitudes en- o antes de Agosto
Is.
Las Comisiones de los Con-
dados estaran a cargo de las
| elecciones para las opciones 10
'ales v verificaran estas du :
rante 80 dias y nunca menos
de so dfas desde que hayan ST.
10 presentadas las solicitudes.
Las clasificaciones de los vo-
tantes. en- las elecciones seran
as mismas de las elecciones
generates. Las personals que
solicitor las elecciones paga-
ran ell costo de las mismas.
; Las carreras en- cada conda-
10 estan limitadas por la Ley
a SO dias, para las de caballos,
v 90 dias las de perroS.
En- adici6n al impuesto del
Estado, toda ciudad o pobla-
ci6n colectara un impuesto a.
| dicional que no excedera de
$50 al dia en- las carreras de
caballos y de $4,000 para las
de perros.
Al finalizar cada ano, un
| diez por ciento del dinero OBJ
tenido por las carreras sc acre
ditara a gastos de la comisi6n.
Y ell resto para dividir equita-
tivamente entire todos los Con-
dados del Estado.
Ante una petici6n del 20 por
ciento de los electores califi-
cados de I'm condado, la conf
sion puede lamar a una cleo
ci6n para determinar 81 ell per-
misc al hip6dromo debe eonti-
nuar o ser revocado.
La gaceta., 1931-06-05

dos los cJhdados del Estado. alcoholics a Frederick Dorm,
La nueva ley permite las ca en- una casa de. East Park, fue-
rreras en- Florida desde diciacre a~rrestaddS aver pr los a
bre primero al primer ss~-@ad de la ley SEGA, Paul An
abril de eada ano. Ell lim7s aa9A James Basto.
las carreras de caballos seT1G sud5uico preliminar les con-
peros. ton.
La gaceta., 1931-06-05

IA zen ar Ell General
Machl AL obrero, Jamas ell
proleta ado cubano "a sis
peor tratado y explotado, perse-
guido y ksaparecido, que Dai0
este REGIMEN de la fuerza. Los
derechos deshuelga, de agremiaW
ci6n, de peAi6n, han sido con-
culcados II Poder Executives.
Miles de J ps extranjeros,
pero de lueng Aanos radieados
en- Cuba, han sfSo expulsados.
Cientos han sidoAs son huespe-
des de CarceAs, lidios y For
talezas m~iIitareN huohos b.
desaparecido o sfdo impufssdos
como Varona en- Ciego de Avlla
y Lopez en- la fortaleza de la
Cabana.
(ContinaGrd).
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
When The Feature Is
Shown On Screen

FOX-James Dunn and Sally
Eilers in lover the Hill" At
1928 a. M, 12:48, sos, 5:28,
sos and 1923 p. m. Stage shows
at 1905 p. m, 2:25, 4:45, 1928
and 9:43 p. m.
RIALTO Colin Give in
"Frankenstein." At 1902, 2:13,
4:07, 6:0l, 1855 and 9:52 p. m.
PALACE-Bert Lahr in ely
ing High" At 11:40, 2, ABS,
7:10 and 9:45 p. m. Stage shows
at 1920, 1855, $50 and 9:O5 p. m.
EARLE-Ruth Chatterton in
once a Lady," at 11:10 q. M,
1:55, 4:40, 7:45 and 1880 p. m.
Stage shows at 1890, 3:15, 6:15
and 9 p. m. y
COLUMBIA-Alfred Lunt and
Lynn Fontaine in The Guards
man." at 11:10 q. M, 1:15, 1920,
5:25, 7:30 and 9:39 p. m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hus-
ton in THE Ruling Voice." at II
a. M, 12:45, 2:34, 4:22, 500, 1855
and 9:44 p. m.
RK-O.KEITH'S - Philips Lord
in Way Bac:.1 Home, "'at 1887 a.
m, 1887, 3:37, 5:37, 1877 and 9:37
p. m.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
Shakespeare
Coming for
Five Days

With the premiere less than a
week distant for Maude Adams
and Otis Skinner in their preSen-
tation of Shakespeare'S comedy,
"The Merchant of Venice" Er.
LANCER Productions, Inc, under
whose management the tour of
these distinguished artists is
being undertaken. announced last
night that the route has been
definitely booked until Christmas.
After the premiere at the Ohio
Theater in Cleveland next Tues
day evening, the tour will take
them and their company through
various upstate cities in New
York, through New England and
down the Atlantic seaboard as
far as Baltimore.
Seven d. C. Performance
After the five day engagement
in Cleveland, Miss Adams and
Mr.. Skinner will proceed to play
three days in Buffalo and one
each in Jamestown, Syracuse,
Rochester and Schenectady. Turn.
ing thence to New England,
there will be one night stands in
Springfield, Hartford and Provi'
dence, with two days, November
90 and 81, in New Haven, Con
cluding With the entire week OF
November % in Boston.
The week after Thanksgiving
that of November 30, will bring
them to the Shubert Theater in
Newark, N. J. This is the near
est they will come to New York
until the Broadway engagement
which will likely occur in late
March or April. A week in Phila
delphia follows, a night in Read
ing, Pa, and five days and seven
performances at the National
Theater in Washington.
Turns to South
After a four-day lay-off just
before Christmas, two days will
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
Ben Alexander PLAYS
Crown-Up Characters

Ben Alexander, juvenile star Of
the films Just a few years ago, has
important roles in the next two
features to be offered at R-K-O
Keith's.
In Suicide Fleet" which opens
q special engagement Wednesday.
November IS, and then again in
"Are These Our Children" which
Radio Pictures has made as it's
outstanding picture for 1881. and
which comes to R-K-O Keith'S
Friday, December 4, Young Alex
ander Is very Importantly cast.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20

NEW q YORK, Nov. 2O.-The
opening Of Miss Gulliver Travels"
has been postponed from Monday
to Wednesday evening of next
week at the Hudson Theater.
Leslie Howard, who had been
scheduled to sail from Genoa last
Friday on the Augustus, instead
is aboard the Olympic, due next
Tuesday. Immediately upon his
arrival here Mr.. Howard will be-
gin -rehearsalS of 1.-The Animal
Kingdom" the Philip Barry play.
Among those in the cast of
''Mr. Whistler" will be Richard
Hale, Diantha Pattison, j. NAL
colin Dunn, Reginal Darlington,
Georgia Lee Hall and Charles
Latte. The play, which is being
produced by Rowland StebbinS,
will start preparatory tour in
Baltimore on November 80.
Iring Rapper, who assisted in
the staging of the New York and
PAOOuNOAOA4o Va A4NC OVc14
Final" has joined Gilbert Miller's
technical staff.
The American rights to a new
Rudolph Lothar. play, the title of
which translates into English as
''My Barber" have been obtained
by Melville Baker, according to
cable advices from Budapest. Mr..
Baker plans to adapt the play on
his return to New York next
month.
The Civic Light Opera Company
Is preparing to send its produc-
tionS of Naughty Marietta" and
"The FREELY" on tour after they
have completed their engagements
at changers Theater. Ilse Mar
venga will be featured in both
operettas.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20

on her clothes,
a man can get
by on a fourth
of this.
Bob M o n t.
gonery 5 a y S
C 10 t eS cost
him abont ST.
500 a ye r.
Ben Lyon, an
other Of Holly
W 90 DIS b e S t
d r e SserS, fig
ureS he has in
vested $4,000
on wearing ap-
pa rel since
1927.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
"Cinger" Featured

Ginger Rogers. red-headed
vaudeville star, has turned picture
player. Her picture, Suicide
Fleet" in which Miss Rogers
shares starring honors with Bill
Boyd, James Gleason and Robert
Armstrong, is coming to R-K-O-
Keith's beginning Wednesday,
November 25,
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
$25OO Year
ToCEothe
Men Stars
BY HARRISON CARROLL

copyright, 1881, Premier syndicate)
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 2o.-Fash'
ons for men come cheaper in
Hollywood. Whereas the femin-
inc star must spend $4,000 a year
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
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The Washington times., 1931-11-20

be devoted to Ford's Theater in
Baltimore, Christmas Day and the
day after. Thereafter, the route
will turn either southwark or
westward according to circum-
stances which will not be def
nitely known until after next
weeks premiere in Cleveland.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
HEARST BUILDING
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ton in the United States This circulation
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
Latest Gossip

One OF the QulCKle companies
Is making a picture called Fallen
Star" So far there is no rush
to play the title role. C. B.
DeMille lands in. New York on
the twenty.fourth. He has been
away seven months. Theodore
Kosloff, the dancer, is a mem.
ber Of his party. Saw Richard
Bennett arguing with the auto
graph seekers at o recent open
ing. He finally scribbled on one
book: ITO my dearest Eva. Ever
your lover, as requested. Rich
ard Bennett" . Harry Bannister
will fly Ann Harding to Florida
on a location trip. Another pas
senger will be Tay Garnett, who
was an aviation instructor dur
ing the war. Raul Rouli n,
sometimes called the South Amer
ican Chevalier, has been expert
encing difficulties in English pic
lures. Finally, Janet Gaynor
took an interest in him and
helped him with his speeches in
Delicious" Afterwards someone
asked Roulien what he thought
OF Janet. He said feelingly: "She
is a different flower in this
panchromatic hell
Did You Know
That Ruth Chatterton was
born 'on Christmas Eve?
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
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The Washington times., 1931-11-20

His wardrobe contains IS suits.
According to Bob, he needs one
riding suit, two golf outfits, two
dinner suits Zone single-breasted
Jacket and one double-b e-breasted) e,
10 business suits, three overcoats,
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tlannelS. for summer, sweaters,
gloves, hats and three or four
dozen shirts.
Doubtless, there are many men
in private life who have a larger
wardrobe. Bob does very nicely,
however, on his $4,000 a year.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20

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The Washington times., 1931-11-20
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The Washington times., 1931-11-20
Late Stage News
Direct From
Broadway

NEW q YORK, Nov. 20.-The
opening Of Miss Gulliver Travels"
has been postponed from Monday
to Wednesday evening of next
week at the Hudson 'rheater.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
Perhaps He's Prejudiced

PerhapS He's PreJuolced
Cecil B. DeMille is one OF
those rare people who manage
to get personality onto a post
card:
He writes from Russia: GIVE
been down the Volga and the
picture is still better than the
river"
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