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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-08
GYPSY MUSIC TO
 BE BROADCAST
Feature on Columbia Chain Gets New Pros
 gram Place

Emery Deutsch and his "Caft Badepesth" program, re-creating gay gypsy music and rhapsodies of the Hungarian capital, will begin new schedule tonight from 10 to 10:30 o'clock, and will be heard weekly thereafter at the same time. It formerly was heard at 6:30 D. m.
 Deutsch, who introduced genu- inc gypsy music to network broad casting. will present an enlarged orchestra, a wider repertoire, and songs by Choral de Thome.
 The young director, born and raised In pre-war Budapest, repro- duces the cafe atmosphere of his native city. He offers the czardas and halgathos, native dances, Hungarian rhapsodies, Viennese waltzes and current show success es of Budapest. His orchestra in- cludes the unusual gypsy instru- ment, the symbalom, resembling q keyless grand piano. Its strings are struck with mallets with an abandon typical of gypsy tunes.
 Deutsch first offered his feature ir 1929 under the title of Gypsy Camp" and 1t subsequently, was known as "Romany Patteran" and Gypsy Trail" before the present title was accepted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-08
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Nc " York

5s0o-The Lady Next Door 5:15-F'rances Bowdon-talk 5:30-Dolly Connolly, songs 5:45-Russ Columbo, songs 6:00-Emplre Room orchestra S:30--Mountaineers music 7:00--Crime---Charles r. Coe 7s30-Alice Joy, contralto; Van
 Loans orchestra 7:45-The Goldbergs-sketch s:00-Concert orchestra; Cava-
 Hers orchestra; Jessica
 Dragonette, soprano 9:00-Reser's orchestra 9:30--Reisman orchestra 10:00-Jackson Day dinner, Wash
 ington, D. C. 11:30-Lopez orchestra 12:00-Ralph Kirbery. songs 12:05 a.m.--Cono-Sanders' music 12:30 a.m.-Dance orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-08
3VS Meters
New York

George Hicks, NEG special events announcer, says he has been showered with more ticker tape than Lindbergh. Tn the last two years Hicks has participated in nearly every NEG broadcast of New York city's receptions to dis tinguished guests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-08
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New York

5:30--Uncle Ole Gang 5:45-Sketch--Lone Wolf Tribe 6:00-Shaw's orchestra 6:30-Vaughn de Lcath, songs;
 piano duet 6:45--Lown orchestra 7:0O--Sketch-Myrt and Marge 7:15-Bing Crosby, songs Boswell Sisters, songs 7:45-Morton Downey, tenor S;OO-Interview with Countess
 Costa Morner by Margaret
 Santry; Barbara Maurel
 contralto; male quartet;
 orchestra S:l5-Singin' Sam S:3O-Sketchcs-- March of Time 9:00-Toscha Seidel, violin 9:30-Belasco orchestral; Tito
 Guizar, tenor 9:45-Aviation News Flashes
 Casey Jones; I.ary Mur-
 phy. tenor; orchestra orchestra; Alex
 Gray, baritone 1 orchestra; Alex
 Gray. baritone Singer I1:00--Sissle orchestra orchestra, Direc-
 tor Howard Barlow 1 11:30-Olsen orchestra l2:00-Bernie orchestra l2:30 a.m.-Krueger orchestra 1900 a.m.-Hopkins orchestra 1:3O ,m,-Abrams orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-08

Alfred Corn, the Sammy" of the Goldbergs sketches. was sixteen years old January .. His program associates celebrated the occasion with a surprise party in the NEG stndlOs.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
LOS TFNRLORES DE TIE
IRA EN- CUBA

Habana, JUNO lila ISla
de Cuba ha sufrido 229 temblo-
res de terra desde 1851 y solo
5 causaron danos apreciables.
.Todos los cinco courtroom en-
Santiago de Cuba, la capital de
la provincial de Orientc, en- los
amos 1878, 1878 1852 y 1882.
Estes informcs fueron dados
en- IN discurso que ra"ientemCn-
tie pronunciara el ingenjero +
duardo j. Monteiieu, en- la AGA
demia de ciencias. Dos zonas de
templores existen en- Cuba, Sc
gun el ST.. Montelieu, una en- el
extreme occidental de la lsla.
dondc los temblores son ligeros,
~ la otra en- et extreme oriental.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
RATIFICADO Ell TRATADO
CON PORTUGAL

Habana, iNnio lA.-El trata-
de de concrete entire Cuba y
Portugal, que tie9de a favore-
Ger el int2reambio de tabaro, Vi
nos y licores, ha sido aproba-
do por el Senado cubano.
Cubfe Ell tratado el periodic de
un ano desde Ia fecha de Su efec
tividad Y puede ser eytendido a
voluntad de los PASSES contratan
ties. Cuba concede a Portugal In
tarita minima. de naci0n favo-
recida, y ofrece protection a
los expenditures portugues2S
contra la venta de who's de
nombres similares a los one han
dado fama Il Portugal.
En- Gamble. Cuba recinira pro
tecci6n para sus ~cigarros Y ciga-
rrilios.
La Unica naci6n mas favore-
cida por IA tarifa e> Estados
Unidos, a quien protege el ira
tado de reciprocidad.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14

DOMINGO JUNO II, 1892


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La gaceta., 1932-06-14
Adam Kdtz

Adam Katz, la conocida ten
da de ropas de la Sep,ima ave.
nida, ha rcsuelto organizar una
venta extraordinaria, que co
menzara eI viernes pr6ximo.
CONSIDERABLE la penosa situa-
ci6n dc los bolsillos del pueblo
latino, Ell presidente de la com
pahia, Sr. Harry Wilderman.
ha dado orden que Sc marquen
los mas bajos precios posibIes.
va daremos a listed algunoe
pormenores mas relacionados
con este ~importante suceso ybor
citeno.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
TRATASE DE MODIFICAR
Eli TRATADO DE Reel
PROCIDAD CON los ES-
TADOS UNIDOS

Habana, JUNO t4-Tratase
de obtener la modification del
ratado de reciprocidad con los
estados Unidos, 0 81 es possible
81 abf0gaci6n, como una medi-
da desesperada para festaurar
el equiIibrio ocon6mico. Tn CO.
mite nombrado el dia 4. en- un
mitin de mas de 500 azucarerOs
industriales y hombresS de nego-
los, viene hacienda un cstudio
De la materia y esptrase prcsen-
te un plan definido para ser
Ipuesto en- ejecuci6n en- un inme-
diat0 future.
La Enmienda Plat, 81 trata-
do de Reciprocidad y los varies
Iconvenios hechOS entire Cuba y
los Estados Unidos han sido
Isiempre desfavorables a esta re-
pdblica y usados en- campanas
IpoIiticas para desarrollar ei es-
ipiritu de nacionaIismo. T1do in
dica Que tratase de cargar al
impuesto Dc 2 centavos que pa
ga el az4car cubano en- los Esta-
dos Unidos, el Sde todos
los p~resentcs males econ6micos
Tn comGt presidido por vi
riato Gutierrez esta resuelto a
cqQbatir Ia tarifa azucarera,
con el apoyo del gobierno del
presidente Machado.
Recientemente Ell diario Gel
Mercurio", cuya empresa apaN
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
DE ESPANA
LA ASAMBLEA NACIONAL
APROBO PARA CATALU-
MA Ell ESTADO DE RE
GION ~AUTONOMICA.

Madrid, JUNO 14.-Cataluna,
region que comprenda las Qua
tro provincias del Nordeste de
Espana, fue creada por la Asam
blea Nacional la primera region
auton6mica, en- 10 cue Sc consi-
dera ell comienzo de la descen-
tralizaci6n dentro de la Repnbli
ca.
Por 172 votos contra II, las
Cortes aprobaron una enmienda
de Zorrilla Cid, que dice ser DIES
cendiente de un h6roe nacional,
el Cid Campead0r, la cual Sc ha-
la redactada en- estos terminus :
"Se crea a Catalina como re
gi6n auton6mica dentro del es-
tado espanol. Su ORGANISING re-
preventative es la Generalidad.
Su territorio comprende las
provincias de Barcelona, Lerida
Corona y Tarragona. Esta en-
mienda entrara en- vigor en- e
momento que Sc termine de aprG
bar ell Estatuto."
La Dalabra eStadO anarecp in.
cluida en- Ell Estatuto presenta
do por Catalina a las Cortes
pero la libertad administrative
estfmase concedidas a esa re
gi6n por ell reconocimiento de l.
Generalidad, bajo la cual Gaia
luna ha venido gobernandose
desde que la Republica fuera
fundada.
En- centric de la batalla parla-
mentaria aparece ahora en- los
artfculos que Sc relcionan con Ii
hacienda la educaci6n y el len
guaje. Con referencia a los do
primeros Catalina demanda
completa independence, con Ia
obligation de pagan un .tribut'
annual a Espana, Y Sc demand
que ell catalan sea recOnOcidC
como L. Gnica lengua official er
Catalina.
La acci6n de las cortes no so
10 finalmente establece la form,
de la ~republica e~spanola, sine
que representa- I'm extraordina-
rio esfuerzo para arreglar uno
de los mas viejos problemas
de las minorias en- Europa. Tam
bien emite una nota de descen-
tralizaci6n en- una Europa quo
viena convirtiendose en- baiuar-
te nacionalista.
A pesar de la mayorfa alcan-
zada en- la votaci6n, dicese que
muchos de los 470 diputados no
estaban presentes en- las Cortes
cuando Sc aprobara la enmlen-
da.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
CLARA CAMPOAMOR PRO
NUNCIO UN DISCOURSE Wis
TIFNDO UN SWEATER A
MARILLO

Madrid. Junio14.--La Asam-
blea Nacional Sc conmovi6 un
tanto ell otro dia cuando la dipu-
tada Srta. Clara Campoamor Sc
present6 en- Ell cinto del parla-
mento vistiendo una sweater de
color amarillo. Sin que lie i'm
portara NADIA la connection eau
sada en- la camara, que nunca
habia visto NADIA parecido en- 81
interior, y menos con una prem
da de vestir de color de lim6n,
la Sra. CampoamoN pronunci6
I'm discurso, defentiendo uno
de los proyectos que Sc debatian.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
LIMFTACION DEL EMBAR-
III DE AXUCAR A Los
ESTADOS UNIDOS

Habana, JUNO l4.-Se ha pu,
blicado un decrcto del presiden.
tie Machado disponiendo que en-
1898 solo Sc exporte a los Esta-
dos Unidos la misma cantidad
de azdcar embarcada en- 1892,
menos la rcserva que eXiSta 81
dia 81 de diciembrc de este
ah0.
Esto significa, a iuicio de los
hacendados y colonies una nucva
limitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
Pr0riHid rcrbcHd

La enthusiastic Secci6n de Re
creo del Centre Espanol, tom6
4 fe!iz acuerdo de ofrecer, ell
16 del entrante mes de Julio,
una gran verbena. en- Florence
Villa.
BESIDE las siete de la noche
hasta las cinco d. la madrugada
del siguiente dia durara esta
fiesta, que va Sc espera con YER
dadera ansiedad.
Pr0metemos mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
RoyM K0ightS Of America

Cita a todos sus miembros
para 10 junta general senalada
para el %, a las g de la nochc,
N el edificio de los Aguila de
orc, Gale l6 y Novena avanida,
Sc interesa la asistencia de
todo5 los h%ermanos, toda vez
que en- la misma Sc trataran
asuntos de extraordinaria i'm
portancia.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14

John W. Martin "echara Ia
lave" a Norris, repitiando 10
que hiciera Carlton, 81 eI pue-
bio 10 manda a Tallahassee
So afirma en- Ybor.
In rum0r falso e infundado,
rue lesiona los interesas po.iti :
COS de Martin, en- los barrios
latincs.
Martin Sc ha comDrometido
4 respe.ar las decisiones de-
partido Democratico, en- los &C
micios, y Morris NADIA tiene que
temer.
Pero la "bola' continda ro-
dando Y algujen debe conte
nerla, con la verdad.
Acahamos de telegrafiar a
Jerry Carter para ccnyencer-
nos de que NADIA Sc trama en-
contra de Morris,
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
FestiUol en- pcrSpectird

10 organiza la Agruoaci6n
La Columna para ell &c de los
corriantes, en- sus propios tie
rrenos.
Fl t~ransporte de los eXcursi3-
nistas, en- omnibus que saldran
de la esluina de CueSta y ".
en- West Tampa, sera absolute
mente gratis.
Sobre las orquestas que anne
nizaran ell festival Y dcmas de
TALES del programa ,oportuna-
mente informaremos.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
Eco de ujid b0dd

Nerjiic6se 81 sabado, uniando
suS des mos la bella Srta. Maria
Rodriguez y Ell atento j6ven
Manuel Perez.
La ceremonial tuvo lugar en-
"a rtsidencia de los padres de la
@ertii despoSada, en- Ell 1915 de
la Gale AiIeen, en- West Tamna.
Sinceraments les deseamos
una eterna y venturosa luna de
miel.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14

Prcsenta " emocionante Gin
Ia, hab Ada en- espanoI, mo
che >Duendes," y Girls
About Town" ESta Ultima con
las dos artistas mas elePantes
de la pantaIla, Kay FRANCIS y
Lyiiian Eastman, las cuaies -
hiben eIcgantes y originalisi e
mos trajes de Gale y de Soche.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
RITZ

Estrcna hoy Possessed"
hermosa peIicuINque tiene por
protagonistas a Joan Crawford
y a Clark Gable, una de las
pareias favoritas de todos los
piblicos.
Compieta eli programa una
especial de la First National,
que lIevas por titulo "Penrod
and Sam"
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
AUMENTAN LOS DESCRIBE
YES EN- LAS UNIVERSE
DADES

Madrid, JUNO 14.-Aumen-
tan los des6rdenas en- las Uni
versidades, en- ssnal de %protesta
nor ell ~creciente numero de eXa-
menes anuales, hasta 81 punto
de que ha pasado a ser uno de
los mas dificiles problemas, del
nuevo regimen.
Disturbios han ccurrido en-
distintas ciudades, provocados
nor los estudiantes, y Sc recuer-
La gaceta., 1932-06-14

Ell ST.. Tittworth tratara de
'perjudicar" a Morris presen-
andolo como apoyado por la
genie del hampa," por los
lue venden bolita, whisky, etc,
N los districts latinos.
Quiza, con sus argumentos,
onvenza a dos 0 tres docenas
1e ciudadanos, pero no es po-
BILE derribar con palabras las
2cciones Y los mtrit0s de an
1ombre como Morris.
La genuina popuIaridad no
uede combatirse mas que con
rgumontos irrebatibles, con
Nruebas indiscutibles en- contra
'e Ia p rsona atacada, y con-
"a Morris no hay argumentos,
ii pruebas, MI.
ST Morris no es nominado Ia
'errota tendrd cue saIir de los
'colegics' que no pertenecen !
Ybor y West Tampa
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
DEFUNCIONES

La Sra. Josefa Cara ave /:
so amos, falleci6 aver
miciIio, 1906 de la NovA
nida. FL entierro Sc vertical,
.eOIa tarde de hoy, a las ), en- {
.cementerio de Rose Hill.
lie sobrevive9Ees hijos y do
Ihijas.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
TEATR0S


La bellisima Constance Ben
nett y 81 notable actor Ben
Lyon, interpretan la supcr-pro
duccidn Lady With a Past
que hoy Sc eXhibe en- este tea
tro, coniuntamentc con la inte-
%resapte cinta hablada en- cspa-
mol "El lI0mbre Que Asesin6, -
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
CASTOR MEANS
DO CULPABLE DE FRAUDE

Wshsingto< JUNO 13.-Gas
ton B. Means, un detective, fuG
hoy encontrado culpable de es-
tafa. deIito que cometiera pro
metiendo devolver So hjjo al
c.ronel Lindbergh. Por el deli
to Sc le puede imponer una sen
toncia de diez amos.
Dos boras dAuvo deliberan-
IA el jurado sobre los cargos
hcchos por la Sra, Edward 3
Mclean, p]rominente ciud3da.
ma de aqui, de que hubo de pa
care a Means $104, 900, POI
la cromesa de que este le de,
volveria su hijo al corone.
Lindbergh.
La ley seHala por cada deli
10, de los dos de que fuera de,
clarado &lpAle, pena de dig
-, - pouIta do cO
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
lNORMACTON
DEL PUERTO

No zarp6 ninRuna cmbarca-
.ci6n mayor en- Ell dia de aver.
Procedentes de Mobile, New
Orleans m$NacksonviIle, respec-
tigamcntc, csitrardn aver los va
pores Colorado y Comai, de ban
dera. americana, y el espanol
Mar Cantabrico.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14

da que estes ayudaron a derFI-
bar Ia monarquia.
AIgunos elcmentos estud.an-
tiles Sc cronen a Ia conducta d.
los parturbadores dieiendo que
debfan respatar ma e. regimen
que ayudaran a fundar, Y muy
espacialm .nte a un minstrel de
instruction p1blica que Is sin
.cel> amigo de Ia juyentud.
La historic de Enana es una
larga serie de a-lam.eiones
.riunfa,es de rtgjmenas y de es-
.fuerzos para guitar IN Mesias'
" poner o.ro. La question prin-
.cipal ahora es de 81 el nuevo 60
bierno Sc estreIlara contra las
.rccas o 81 el Mssias radical sal
.dra a imkrimir nueVa orieGta-
,ci6n,
La gaceta., 1932-06-14
LA ~DELEGAEIoN DE E N
SYLVANIA AUIERE LA IN
MEDIATA yODIFICACION
DE LA LENVOLsTEAD

Chicago, jgpio H4.-La delega-
ci6n de Pennsylvania a la Con
venci6n Republican,, por 40 vo-
tos contra Is, aprab6 hoy que
ell asunto de Ia prohibition sea
de naevo sometido al pueblo y
que Sc hagan inmediata4 modi-
fjcaciines a Ia Ley Volst6ad.
1'AII A~nism@Aiempo L &ega-
ZION Vecomi - que Scongre-
$50 pase una ley regulando la ven
ia de bebidas alcoholics y que
la Enmienda 18 sea abolida.
La gaceta., 1932-06-14

. AshViIIe, N. c., JUNO IA
etra vsz IN pe.ro Sc ha conver-
lido en- htroe. Samuel y Phillip
Ness oycron ladxr continual
mente a un perrS policia y Sc
leVantaron~,a tiemla de evitar
que sus cueFA fucran consul
midos por las Amas, que va
destruian su domicilio. Ell pc
FRO, que Sc hallaba efa pterior
de Ia casa Sg~Abidn con Iii
tSCapar.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-19
PASTRIES TO BE
DEMONSTRATED AT
COOKING SCHOOL

Preparation of simple pastries
will be demonstrated at the first
days session of the three day free
gas cooking school conducted at
the Woman's Ten Thousand club
January 20, 81, %.
Wednesday, January 20, from "a
p. m, Miss Elmer Martin, cooking
expert, will demonstrate the making
of simple pastry and such intrigu-
ing delicacies as apricot-pineapple
pie, French apple pie with mer-
ingue, checkerboard cookies, grape
fruit upside down cake. Minced
clans and spinach basket will be
prepared.
Pastry is one Of the favorite AM
erican dishes and yet one with
which the housewife frequently has
difficulty. Miss Martin will give
recipes for delicious and tasty pre-
pared pastry which is certain to be
successful.
In view Of the fact that February
with its many holidays, is a delight
full month for entertaining, Miss
Martin will present recipes appro-
pirate for February parties. The
recipes will be different and unus-
ual. exactly what the hostess and
the housewife will desire to capiti
vate her family and her guests and
to prove her culinary skill.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-19
WILL
BE- SUBJECT OF
GLADSTONE TALK

Taxation will be the subject of
talk to be given by Paul Clag-
stone, manager Of the western di-
vision of the United States Cham
Der of Commerce at a dinner meet
ing tomorrow night. The dinner is
being arranged by the El Centro
Chamber Of Commerce and will
take the place Of the regular
Wednesday luncheon meeting. R. B.
Whitelaw, president Of the local
chamber, states that all persons
interested in Clagstone's talk will
be welcome at this meeting.
Clagstone arrived in El Centre
today and is spending today and
will devote tomorrow to conferences
with various groups Of business
men Of this city on matters of in
terest to them and activities of the
national chamber Of commerce. In
commenting on the position Of the
chamber of commerce in the COM
munity Clagstone said today:
Local chambers of commerce are
rapidly adjusting themselves to the
new economic conditions ard are
adapting specific stabilization
measures suitable to the needs of
their communities"
During his stay in Ell Centro he
will aid in a study of this COM
munity and effective use of local
resources by business houses and
the chamber.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-19
Zurcher To Supply
Eggs For School

Eggs used at the cooking school
which opens here Wednesday, are
to be furnished exclusively by Eur
cher Brothers grocery where all
eggs sold are candled and weighed
according to California laws.
As eggs are candled for fresh
ness at Zurchers', each egg also is
weighed and placed in cartons
plainly marked either small, med
ium or large.
1t is a great advantage to the
housewife to know what grade OF
eggs she purchases to use in cook
ing, according to Miss Elmer Martin,
home economies expert who is con-
Quoting the cooking school. If a
recipe calls for three eggs it is ne
cessary for the cook to know the
grade OF eggs she is using. The
size Of eggs has a great deal to
do with success or failure in cook
ing.
Zurchers' grocery also makes
special feature Of providing all GUS
toners with strictly fresh eggs.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-19
RECIPE CONTEST
OFFERS CHANCE,
TO HOUSEWIVES, E.,

Every housewife has some favor
tie recipe which is her speciality and
Tor which she is known among her
friends. 1t is recipes of this sort
which may be entered in the two
contests being sponsored in con-
nection with the three-day free gas
cooking school will be held Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of this
week in the Woman's Ten Thou
sand club house.
The two contests feature I'M
perial Valley products. One con-
test is for recipes with dairy prod
ucts as their chief ingredients
milk, eggs and cheese; the other is
for recipes featuring grapefruit.
Recipes may be entered each day
of the cooking school and an assort-
ment OF worthwhile prizes will be
offered the winners in each group
Judges who have consented tc
serve in the contest are: Mrs
Grace Williams, domestic sciencS
teacher at the high school; Miss
Florence Glenn, home demonstra-
ton agent; Mrs. Charles P. Delp.
president of the local unit of tn
American Legion auxiliary; Mrs
RomeQ c. Smith and Mrs. Earle c
Davis, womans page editor OF the
Imperial Valley Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-19
MILK PRODUCERS
PRODUCTS TO Be
USED IN SCHOOL

Challenge cheese, butter and but
termilk manufactured by the I'M
perial Valley Milk Producers asso-
citation will be used exclusively at
the cooking school, the selection of
these products by Miss Elmer Mar
tin, director of the school, being
considered a great compliment by
members of this farmers CO.
operative organization.
Cream and milk provided by the
300 member dairymen are graded
when received at the big plant in
Holtville and each churning of
butter is scored by state and fed
eral graders along with the CO.
operation of the Challenge produc-
ton manager, who visits the plants
in the west to help local factories
in the manufacture of their prod
ucts, according to z. W. Lott, man
ager of the plant.
The quality Of the finished prod
ucts always is maintained at a high
level and scorings, too, are declared
to be high.
Samples of Challenge cheese will
be distributed to those who attend
the cooking school together with
recipes for the preparation of
cheese dishes.
1t is suggested that one way to
meet the So-called depression with
pleasure is to use plenty OF dairy
products in the daily menu. Con-
sumption Of dairy products is
healthful and economical and in
the case Of the Challenge products,
keeps Imperial Valley money at
home and provides employment for
local residents.
By-PrOducts Used
The association uses whole milk
to manufacture cheese, sells sweet
cream and converts the remainder
into butter. SKINNED milk and
buttermilk are dried and used for
poultry feed.
Total butter manufactured by the
association last year was more than
100000 pounds. Ten collection
trucks are operated in Imperia.
Valley and there are two sales
trucks to deliver products to retail
stores in Imperial and Yuma val
leys. Butter and cheese are shipped
to San Bernardino, San Diego and
Los Angeles, where they are dis
tributed through the Challenge
Cream and Butter Marketing asso-
citation with headquarters in Los
Angeles.
During the last three years the
association began the manufacture
OF cheese and buttermilk. They
have three varieties of cheese on
the market at present. A new elec-
trical generating plant recently was
installed at the Holtville factory.
the electricity to be used at the
factory.
A new plant will be opened at
Yuma, AriZ., February l. There is
also receiving station maintained
at Buckeye, Ariz.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-19
Gilmore Company
Employees Dine

With the Imperial Valley office
of the Gilmore Oil company, victor
in recent contest sponsored be-
tween the local and the Banning
offices, the local members were en-
tertained at dinner recently at the
Barbara Worth hotel, the Banning
members acting as hosts.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene Nelson OF San Bernardino,
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Brown, Miss
Dorothy Page, Ellwood Jost, all Of
Banning, Mi. and Mrs. L. H. House.
Miss Ida Peck and II. Littlefield
of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-19
SUICIDES INCREASE

OKLAHOMA CITY.-U.P)-The
suicide rate in Oklahoma for 1892
increased more than one to each
100000 population over the 1890
figure. The number of suicides in
1891 was 270, or l1.6 for each 100
600 population, compared with 249
for 1890, or 1913 for each 100000
population.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-19
DANCING GIRLS PROTEST

PARIS. - W.R- French dancing
girls have protested because of the
number of English girls employed
in theatrical spectacles here. They
claim that for every French artist
appearing on the English stage, 10
English girls are employed here,
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-19
Do NOT confuse
this Ben-Hur max

This extraordinary ess-thancost offer made to you for
two reasons-fr1 to introduce extra-delicous BenHur
Drip Coffee into your home; second prove you that
no other coffee and no other method compare with
the taste delights and greater heathuness and
of Ben-Hur Drip Coffee when made by the simple,
scientific flter-paPer drip method.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-19
STATES OLDEST FIPEMsN

FORT PLAIN, N. Y. U.R -
Sylvester p. Dillenbeck, 81, perhaps
New York states oldest volunteer
fireman, died at his home here
after a lingering illness. He had
been a volunteer 70 years.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-19

at q time when many French
dancing girls are out of work. The
French girls insist that some sort
of quota system be introduced.