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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04

MEG0LTE FELESEGET

A zalamegyeie Sormas kozseg-
ben szornyii asszonygyilkossag
tortent. Mester Janos gazdalkod6
feltekenys6gi rohamaban kasza-
val felkoncolta a feleseg6t.
Mester Janos igen feltekeny
volt felesegere. A 26 esztend6s
gazda mint a kozsegbeliek
mondjak - durva er6szakos EN-
Der volt. A feltelzeny gazda gyak-
ran meg is verte a feleseget. Az
asszony a rossz banasm6d miatt
nemregiben otthagyta ferjet.
Mester Janos visszateresre bir-
ta feleseget. Az vissza is tert,
inert AIT hitte, hogy Mester Janos
ig6rete szerint megvaltozik. DE
ez mem k0vetkezett be.
Egy napon ismet osszeveszett
a hazaspar. Mester indulataban
kaszat ragadott es az elesre fent
szerszamot teljes erejevel ugy
vagta belle az asszony testebe,
hogy a penge az oldalaba hatolt
es teljesen keresztiilmetszette az
altestet. Mesterne nehany perc
alatt kiszenvedett.
A csend6rseg a. hitvesgyilkos
Mester Janost letartoztatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
Ohazai hirek
MUT0SNO KARTERTTESI
PERE ELBOCSATASERT

Budapestr6l jelentik: Az
Arena-uti Therapia-szanatorilm
azonnali hatallyal elbocsatotta
Rosa Gyulane fomiit0sn6t, aki a
felmondasi idore jaro fizeteseert
pert inditott. A kereset szerint a
f0miit6sn6t azert bocsatottak ell,
inert AIT a kijelent6st tette, hogy
az operaciokhoz sziikseges tUket
es selyemfonalakat idegen k6rhaz
ban miikodo miit6sn6k lopjak a
szanatorilm reszere. A targyalas
soran tobb tanut hallgattak XII,
akik kozott F'ischpan DIR. szana-
toriumi igazgato elismerte, hogy
egyszer felsz6litotta R0zsanet,
hogy anyagot k6rjen k0lcs0n. A
birosag vegiil a szanatoriumot
854 peng6 toke es $50 peng6 per-
koltseg megfizetesere k0telezte.
Az indokolas szerint miit6sn5
mem szolgaltatott okot a rogt6ni
hatalyu elbocsatasra, inert k0l-
cs0nkeres ere mem ok meg akkor
sem, ha az mem munkaado uta-
sitasara tortent. A torvenyszek.
mint fellcbbezesi birosag, az ite-
letet helybenhagyta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
1882. AUGUSTUS r.

a fejere csapott h haltiyal.
Ekkorra mar a .on4ea. magahoz
tert remiileteb6l, q piac egesz k0-
z0nsege ravetette magat q gyil-
kosra, akit csak az oda6rkez8
csend6r0rs tudott megmenteniI a
lincselestol.
Liptak aldozatara husz csapast
inert, amelyek KOHL t0bb halalos
volt. a gyilkos gyilkossaganak
okara nerve minden felvilagosi-
tast megtagadott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
EGY LEANxANYA
MEG0LTE GYERMEKET

Macy Erzsebet keszthelyi leany
z6nak egy hajoskapitannyal folly
tatott viszonya k0vetkezteben
gyermeke sziiletett. A kapitany
rabeszelesere az ujsztilottet meg
0lte. A gyilkos anyat es a felbuj-
to apat letart6ztattak,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
sAsKAJARAs BARANYABAN

A baranyamegyei Szabadszent-
kiraly kozseg hataraban a ma
rokkoi saskak a gabonafelek me-
gyedresz6t elpusztitottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04
Kolunbus kristof
igazi sziilovarosa
u Irta: Balla Ignac

:V
Homeroszert het varos versen-
gett, de ha a statisztikusoknak
hinni lehet, Kolumbust szaznal
t0bb varos koveteli maganak.
Termeszetesen els6sorban maguk
a a.spanyolok, alik mem tudtak be-
letor6dni, hogy Amerika felfede-
zesenek hose idegen legyen es
egyik forrasuk szerint Tortosa-
ban, mask szerint balleari szi-
Reteken, Majorcan sziiletett, de
voltak, akik Barcelonat tettek
meg sziildvarosanak. Meg alig
helyeztek nyugovora Sevilla cs0n
des kolostoraban a nagy "Admi-
ralist" es maris megindult szen.
Tedelyes, harcos vita, hogy MI
1ven nemzet fianak is k0nyvel-
lex el? Ebben a harcban salat
honfitarsuknak hirdettek Kolum-
bust a spanyolokon kiviil soro-
g0k, angolok, danok, ormenyek,
franciak, portugalok, sot meg
tengernellxiili svajciak is. De ter
meszetesen az olaszok sem ma
radtak tetleniil: nemcsak Geno-
va, Macy felfedez6 sziilovarosa,
de egesz sereg kisebb olasz varos
is soromp6ba szallt: Savona, Ner-
vi, Bogliasco, liguriai tenger'
part festSi kis varoskai, maid a
Corsica szigeten lev6 Calvi, lom
bardiai siksagon Piacenza es a
francia hataron lev6 Oneglia vol
gyenek kis falvacskaja.
K6zben pedig, amig harcok
folytak Kolumbusert, Geneva ev-
szazadokon at beerte azzal, hogy
az & falai k0z0tt minden Kolum-
busrol beszel es joforman vitaba
Sc ereszkedett. Hiszen ugyis az
egesz vilag tudja, hogy a "Su-
perba'' melyik hazacskajaban
sziiletett Kolumbus! Nemcsak le-
gendak, de irott dokumentumok
Is "a biiszke Geneva" k0vei is
arr6l tanuskodnak, hogy lit szu-
1etett Is lit cit es sohasem ta-
gadta meg genovai sziileteset Ko-
lnmbus Minek hat vitaba
Allni a tagadokkalg Aki tenger
felSl erkezik, oft latja Geneva osl
hatalmas vilagit6tornyat, a"lam-
past'', "Lanterna IT ahogy lit a
Macy vilagitotornyot csaladi IN
tinitassal elneveztek es minden-
kinek illik tudni, hogy 1449-ben
ennek vilagit6toronynak Ore
eppen Kolumbus apai nagybaty-
ia, Antonio Colombo volt. Es ha
egy gyerekhez fordul is felvilago-
sitasert az ember, az is elvezeti a
Piazza De Ferrari-tol alig szaz
meternyire lev6 Greg hazhoz, a
ttcitta vecchia"- ban, ahol Ameri-
ka felfedez5je a napvilagot meg
iatta rs ha mask hazat, ahol
fiatalsagat toltotte, mem is tudJa
megmutatni mar, ennek Okla csak
az, hogy AIT a tobbi Greg hazzal
egyiitt lebontottak az6ta, hogy
njabb palotaknak adjanak helyet.
Es ait is tudnia kell mindenki-
mex, hogy Kolumbus Krist6f apja
hosszu id6n at hivatalos allast
t0It0tt be Genovaban: az egyik
varoskapu ore volt, - "Porta
dell Olivella' ore - es vllaghiru
fla eppen az alatt az id3 alatt
sziiletett, mig 8 hivatalos ALA
saban volt es kenytelen volt
Taroskapu epiileteben lakni.
Geneva maga igazanak tuda-
faban, mem sokat tor6dott azzal
a, vitaval, amely akordl folyt,
hogy - hol is sziiletett Kolum-
bus? De inert egyre hangosabb es
Nakmer6bb lett a vita, amely
k6tsegbe akarta vonni Amerika
felfedez5jenek genovai szilete-
set, a s'Superba'', a ''biiszke Ge-
nova'' megis csak ugy erezte,
6ogy kenytelen tudomasul vennl
e .mozgalmat. De egyuttal AIT is
n1hatarozta. hogy kilepve el0kel1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-08-04

i
lumbus Krist6f?
Mem kevesebb, mint kilencven-
ktt egykori feljegyzessel igazolja
| Geneva, hogy Kolumbns Krlstof
] oft sziiletett es hogy csaladja mar
| 1429-ben a liguriai partok men
/ ten lakott, Chiavari mell6l Ge-
nova melletti Quinto- ha koltozott
es lit a csaladf0 Giovanni Colom-
bo volt, akinek ket fla sziiletett:
Domenico es Antonio. Az idosebb,
Domenico, egy Genovaban letele-
pedett nemet ember gyapjufono
miihelyebe keriilt. oft dolgozott,
maid felesegiil vette Susanna
Fontanarossa-t, aki a Bisagno-
v0lgyebol valo volt. A szegeny
sorban elo hazasparnak OF tia
sziiletett, akik KOHL haromrol
reszletesebb adatok maradtak
fem: Cristoforo, Bartolomeo es
Giacomo. Apjuk, hazassaga elejen
varos szolgalataba keriilt, mint
az egyik varoskapu Ore, maid az
egesz csalad, amely mindvegig
Genovaban lakott, 14I0-ben Sa-
vonaba kjlt0zik es az ifju Cristo-
foro 1473 augusztusanak vegeig
lit dolgozik egy gyapJufonoban.
Azutan vagy hat evig mines rola
feliegyzes, maid 1479-ben egy ge-
| novai jegyz6- elott, valamely Pc
res iigyben, eskii alatt AIT vallJa,
hogy mar mem el Italiaban, ha-
| mem Lisszabonban lakik es oft
penoyai Centurione es Di Negro
keresked6 cegnek megbizottja.
Egy mask, ugyancsak eslSii alatt
tett, irasba foglalt vallomasabol
kitiinik, hogy 1451-ben sziiletett
Ga honapot pontosan mem tudja
megallapitani, csak AIT, hogy au-
gusztus es okt0ber k0z0tt), ami
kor apja a Porta dell-Olivelle va
roskapu Ore volt es ICY masutt
mem sziilethetett, mint Genova-
ban.
Egy mask dokumentum mar
arr6l sol, hogy nagy felfedezes
utan harom unokaoccse, Giovan-
nj. Matteo es Arnighetto, akik
Kristof apia fiverenek fiai, 1896
ban kijelentik egy nyilvanos ok
iratban, hogy koziilok Giovanni,
akit ultra felszerelnek, Spanyol-
orszaoba utazik, "Christoforum
del Columbo, armiratum Regis
Ispaniae "Kristofnak, Spa
nyol Kiralysag admlrallsanak
felkeresere es 1493-ban Giovanni
mar oft szerepel Kolumbus Kris
t6f harmadik felfedezo utjan,
mint az egyik galya parancsnoka.
Geneva varosa magat Kolum-
bust is megsz6laltatja, hogy tanu-
| sagot tegyen genovai sziileteserol.
1902 ben Kolumbus Kristof leve-
let irt Sevillab6l genovai "Ban-
| co di San Giorgio "-nak, amelyben
sziil6varosanak engedelyezi min
dement, jovedelmenek tizedreszet
azert, hogy az elelmiszer adokat
leszallithassak. A level ICY kez-
d0dik: "Bien que el cuerpo ande
aca, ell corazon esta ali Gle con-
tinuo". Vagyis: sSHa testem lit
| is jar, szivem otthon van min
Dig, s6hajtja sziil6varosa fele. A
yaros elfogadja nemes ajandekat
Is Antonio Gallo, aki benso ba-
rata volt Krist6f apjanak, Do
meniconak es aki ICY irt Macy
felfedez6r6l es fiverer6l: "Chri-
| stophorus ct Bartholomaeus CO.
| lumbi fratres, natione Ligures,
&C Genuae plebeis orti parent1-
bus'', koszon6 leveleben "con-
| civis mex, vagyis varosa sziil0t-
tenek newell ,es hangsulyozza,
mennyire kosz0ni, hogy "annyi
szeretettel ragaszkodik most is
sziil5varosahoz". Kolumbus Kris
t6f egy mask kezirasaban is ta-
nusagot tesz genovai sziileteser6l,
SGT ebben tobbizben is. Ez affele
| hi+h;znmanyi yacrendelkeZeS, -
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-06
NetU Pastor To
Address Chamber

Rev. 1. r Raab, new pastor OF
the Presbyterian church will be
the speaker at the Ell Centric
Chamber of Commerce luncheon
tomorrow noon. Rev. Raab will
give a timely talk on matters per-
tanning to the Christmas season
ana to the relief work being under
taken by the city of Ell Centre
through the various relief organ
izationS.
"As a newcomer to Ell Centro,
Rev. Raab's ideas will be inter-
esting and helpful" states M. M.
Munson, chairman of the chamber
program committee. Most of us
who have lived here a number of
years do not see Ell Centro as it
really is and we take for granted
both the things which impress the
new arrival favorably and unfav-
orably. Therefore it is well worth
our while, and especially to cham
ber members who are Joined for
The purpose OF bettering the COM
munity, to get the impressions of
enc who has just arrived to make
his home with u.s."
Munson states that the chamber
desires a good attendance at the
luncheon meeting to welcome Rev.
Raab and urges interested persons,
whether chamber members or not,
20 be present for the MONDAY
luncheon.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-06
TACKY PARTY
RECENT EVENT

Unique bridge party was given
recently by Mrs. Fred Procsal 825
State street. WHO entertained her
friends at an unusual and de-
lightful tacky party.
When the guests, in tatters ana
rags, arrived, they found the walls
of the rooms decorated with designs
cut from newspapers. Cut news
papers decorated the tables and the
tallies were made from wrapping
paper. Backs of chairs were decor
ated with scarves made from cut
newspapers.
Mrs. Rudolph Kruger received the
high score prize for bridge, and
Mrs. Wesley Hell, the low, while
Mrs. Grady Richards won the prize
for the "tackiest" costume.
An appropriate supper of tanales
and chilli beans was served the fol-
lowing guests: MesGames Rudolph
Kruger, Jim Townsend, Dial Flynn,
Guy Anderson, Wesley He'll, Grady
Richards. Harold Hays, Ernest
Page. Clair Harper, Lyle Crumrine,
Zcarl Cotney, Andrew Dilbeck and
the hostess. Mrs. Fred Procsal.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-06
RED CROSS ASKS AID OF WOMEN
IN MAKING .CHILDREN'S CLOTHES

er for drinking. and a big central
heater to supply warmth, the room
is well adapted for sewing. Al
ready some OF the church organ
izations meet to sew in the head
quarters while others have taken
garments to make at their business
meetings.
Mrs. J. w. Donohue is general
chairman and announces that the
sewing room viii be open every
cay between the hours of 10 a. m.
and 4 p. m. On Wednesdays Mrs
Jessie Sargent viii be in charge, on
Thursdays, Mrs. James w Glass
ford. and on Fridays. Mrs. G. c.
jenkins.
With many children in the COM
ntunity actually suffering from cold
due to lack of clothing. the appeal
is sent out that women Of the city
correct this situation by making
the garments since the material IS
already supplied.
While the greatest need is for
children's clothing there is also
need for garments for adults, which
may be made as well as those for
youngsters.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-06

year has been accentuated by the
fact that it has been nearly three
years since his last appearances in
this part of the world
Lauder began his career as a
mere performer-what is known in
England as a comic; but he has
long ceased to be that. With the
years, and his varied experience
there has come to him the emo
tional as we'll as the fun-creating
development of great artist; and
never in his career, it is said, has
he held such powerful sway over
the great audiences that throng
the theatres to see and hear him.
Every recurring tour brings a
budget of new songs, while the re-
vivals are always such as the au-
diences would elect if left to pop
ular vote. This years new songs
have had the advantage of a try
out during LADDERS recent South
African tour, and will be utilized in
his local engagement. They are
credited with being songs with the
same touch and go" that have
always made Il Love Lassie" and
"She's Ma Daisy" exceptionally
popular. The revivals will, it is an
nounced, cover the most successful
of his earlier presentations.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-06
Churches
Schools
Az
ENJOYS TALK
ON FRANCE

Spice of life fer the middle class
Frenchman and his wife was the
theme of the program given yes
terday afternoon for Chapter AV,
P.E.O.. by Miss Nettie E. Bayley
of the high school faculty who
presented the program for Mrs
Mayme P. Baldwin.
Since spice of life is the chapter
study for the year. Miss Bayley de-
clared that for her, the spice of
LIE consisted in visiting other
countries of the world and in learn
ing their habits of life. AS she
had spent some time in Strass-
bourg as a student and lived in a
French family, she decided to re-
count the chief things which lend
spice to the life of a Frenchman.
His home and his family and the
simple amusements bring most zest
to his life. and in each instance
he savours his experience to the
ultimate degree, missing none of
it's inherent pungency.
Miss Bayley gave her audience a
series of delightful and charming
pictures of the life of a middle
class French family and her talk
was greatly enjoyed.
The meeting was held at the F.
H. MeIver house, 535 Wensley ave
nue., with Mrs. McIver and Mrs.
Don Rex as hoStesses. A big bowl
Of yellow chrysanthemums and tall
green candles formed the center
piece for the luncheon table.
A brief business meeting pre-
ceded the program, members pres
ent being MesdameS j. d. Adams,
Stanley Bigelow, Don C. Bitter,
Roy E. Breedlove, Harold A. Burn
ham, w. j. Clements, Warren Cur
rier Earle G. Davis, w S. Fawcett,
Leroy Holt, o. C. Horne, Harry
Horton, J. D. Huston, Forrest E.
kutz, Henry L. Loud, F. H. Nc
Iyer, Don Rex, Vaughn N. Thomp-
son, Jessie Sargent and Mayme P.
Baldwin.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-06
PLAY Is
THIS WEEKEND

Pigs. 1888 senior class play,
will be presented Friday and Sat-
urday, December 9 and 10, in the
Central auditorium. Members Of
the cast are spending this week
in putting on the finishing touches
SO that they may present an ex-
cellent play this weekend. The
cast has been diligently working
for several weeks that this play
may be one of the most success
ful senior plays that has ever been
presented at Central.
This class presented Square
Crooks" last year, and this play
was hailed as the most successful
junior play for several years.
Many of those who had parts in
Square Crooks" are also in Pigs
Miss Annette Damron, who direc-
ted last years junior play, is the
director of Pigs.
Orchestral selections between the
acts have been arranged for en-
tertainment. Seniors are eager
that a full house may enjoy this
play of Friday and Saturday
nights. Tickets may be purchased
from any member Of the senior
class or at the door on the nights
of the performances.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-06
Society
Clubs

With cold weather well on its
way, many children in the COM
munity are beginning to suffer
from lack Of sufficient clothing,
and viii suffer even more unless
women Of the community are will
ing TO help make garments for
them.
From the Red Cross sewing room,
12o North Sixth street, an urgent
call for aid is sent. Sufficient
yardage donated to the Red Cross
by the federal government, IS on
hand to make the necessary cloth
ing, and the help of women who
can sew is greatly needed.
Consequently an urgent invita-
ton. is sent to all women of the
city who are not already sewing
with some organization, to visit
the sewing room. If they prefer,
they may take the garments home
provided they return the finished
articles to the sewing room.
The room itself is a comfortable
and cheerful place in which to sew.
Equipped with sewing machines.
bic tables for cutting. bottled wat
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-06
PRICES
REMAIN LOW
BY II. LEE LANDERMAN
Assistant Farm Advisor

The forecast for grain prices for
the coming harvest of barley and
wheat indicates a continued low
level of prices, particularly bar
ley. AS of October /, barley stood
at SO per cent of that OF wheat.
This relative position has changed
little during the entire past year,
end there is no relative change in
protest for at least another year.
The reason for California barley
prices being so low is that bar
ley surplus of approximately four
times normal was grown in 1882.
The total barley crop for the state
the past year was 1,050,000 tons,
from an acreage of 1,246.000 acres.
1t is unlikely" says the recent
California wheat and barley out
look, that the price of barley at
San Francisco will return to nor
nal relationship relative to local
wheat price, and relative to bar
leg prices in other markets unless
the 1888 barley crop is $4,000 tons
CT less" This is approximately
Ealf>of the current years crop. But
when the barley price goes to
levels low relative to wheat price,
as in the years 1920, 81, 25, and &c,
acreage adjustment takes place
through period of two years fol-
lowing.
The barley carry-over will be no
less than 100000 tons, says the out
look. This allows for increased
consumption of barley due to low
price, and an appreciable increase
in export demand. But California
is left on serious surplus basis.
Wheat grown in California each
year represents only one half of
the grain consumed. The largest
amount comes from the Pacific
northwest, much of this coming
via Seattle and Portland by water.
Thus California has always been
on deficit basis, the exact reverse
of the barley situation.
White Federation, a hard wheat.
IS the variety recommended for
planting in Imperial Valley Yields
on six farms with a total of 404.5
acres last year averaged so bushels,
or approximately % sacks per acre.
The only supply of approved White
Federation wheat seed grown in
California in 1882 was in Imper-
ial Valley Two growers, F. M.
Ballou, El Centre, and Leroy C.
Hawk, Calexico, were the two grow
ers whose grain passed the "Calap-
proved standard
Speculative demand may serve
to change the relative positions of
barley and wheat in some degree
but this is highly problematical.
For the past two years, wheat
acreages in the United States have
declined.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-06
DANCE TONIGHT
AT GOLF CLUB

Golf club members and their
friends will journey tonight to the
Barbara Worth country club for
the first dance of the season.
The pretty club house is an
IDEAL setting for a party and as
the same good orchestra which met
with such satisfaction last year is
supplying the music, the essentials
Of good dance are already secur-
ed.
Committees in charge have made
delightful plans for the evening
and a number of the club men,
bers and their friends are plan
ming to attend. Dancing will be-
gin at $3.50 o'clock.
The dance tonight was origin
ally scheduled for Saturday, Dec
ember 10, but due to the fact that
so many of the members plan to
be out of town on that day. it
was decided to change the date
to tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-06
COMMITTEE HAS
BUSY MEETING

Executive committee for the Y.
w. G. A. board met yesterday morn
ing with Miss Hazel Bell Withrow,
secretary, 226 South Seventh, to
plan the program for the board
meeting on January 8.
Problems of the budget and OF
the work for next year were dis
cussed and the committees recon-
mendations will be laid before the
board.
Miss Withrow reported on the
conference she attended last week
in Los Angeles whose sole purpose
was to lay plans for the annual
mid-winter Girl Reserves confer
ence to be held in Santa Ana Feb
ruary 10 and IL. She also report
ed on the secretaries conference
held two weeks ago in Balboa.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-06
MAT EXPERTS
TO Do STUFF

Followers of the ancient paStime
of making the human ear look
like a turnip-technically known
as wrestling, will be out in force
at the Imperial Valley Athletic
club tomorrow night when the first
mat session of the season will be
held.
Wrestling, as the older folks
knew it, has disappeared almost
entirely. Instead of scientific holds
and scientific ways to break them,
wiestlers now stage something that
is cross between an alley fight
and a Chinese-Japanese war.
Punching, gouging, twisting,
tearing, body splitting, bone crunch
ing, assault and battery, felonious
assault and mayhem are all per-
miSsible and eXchangeablc, to the
accompaniment of gruntS an q
groans and contorted facial mus
cles.
The whole category of wrestling
as is will be eXemplified by Oki
Shikina, japanese champion, and
Tony Marconi, Swiss-Italian, who
are booked for the main event, two
cut of three falls in a two hour
limit. The clutchers are reported
to be big, fast, strong and able to
give or take it. They have ap-
peared in the big arenas on the
coast and are reported to be the
works" when it comes to putting
on a good show.
Whatever they omit in the way
of entertainment will be furnished
by Basanta Singh, Hindu, and
Ernie Gross, who gave up engineer
ing in Albuquerque, to spoil the
looks of other mothers sons. They
are booked for a one hour grind
unless one or the other gets two
falls within that time.
Preceding the Singh-Gross rue
kus there will be an exhibition OF
jiu jitsu, the japanese method OF
proving that a little man can lick
a big one. a,7l,-
Tickets are on sale at Clements
drug store and the Owl billiard
hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-06
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Sewing Circle of Women of the
Moose. Chapter ll3, will meet We'd
nesday evening, December 7. at 8
o'clock with Mrs. Mary Erickson,
754 Ell Centre avenue.
Mrs. Marie jenkins, 500 Olive,
viii entertain the members of the
Imperial Valley Music Teachers as
sociation who will meet in her stu
dio tonight at 8 o'clock. Program
on Swedish, Norwegian and Fin
Lish music will be given by Oria
Kenah and will include illustra-
tions of the various types of music.
Members of the Junior Ten
Thousand clubs drama section
will meet at 1880 o'clock tonight in
the club house for their regular
meeting. All members are asked
to be present.
Tomorrow night, Wednesday,
December 7, local members of the
8 ct 40 will attend the meeting to
be held at 8 o'clock in Brawley at
the home of Margaret Koehler.
Members of the county high
school Girl Reserves council will
meet Saturday morning, December
10, at 10 o'clork with Miss Hazel
Bell Withrow OF this city, 226
South Seventh. Margaret Loud is
president of the council.