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La gaceta., 1932-08-04
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

por los actoS de este antes y deS-
pues de haber "Subido' a la Pre-
sidencia?
Aqui, un dem6crata puede
llamarle "botija verde" a Mr.,
Hoover Y este, con muy buen Jul
clio, no sc dara por enterado..,
reconOciendo Ell derecho que csc
ciudadano a la libertad de pala-
bra y prensa que garantiza la
constitution.
HAY en- Cuba, en- estos mo-
mentos, libertad de palabra Y
,grensa?
Pudiera Ell Diario calificar
de barbara" ell "fusilamiento''
de los hermanos Alvarez, que
tuvo lugar en- la finca Santove-
MIA?
GQue lie pasaria a Pepin 81 en-
las Impresiones describiera CO.
me victima de los barbaros, o
de la barbarie, al coronel Del
gado, contra el cual la policia
hizo disparos a una distancia
de 30 centimetros?
GPor que tanta suavidad para
las cosas de Cuba y tanta du-
req para los actos de los Eek
%tranos''?
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
FALSOS LOS CARGOS DE
VILLANOVA

Madrid, agosto LA gene
ralidad catalina ha contestado
los cargos del diputados Royo
ViIanova diciendo que las AFR
maciones de este son completa-
mente falsas Y vertidas con ell
deliberate prop6sito de perjudi-
car los intereses de Catalina.
Villanova afirm6 la semana
pasada que en- Catalina Sc estan
boycoteando los articulos de pro
cedencia espanola, como 81 los
catalanes formaran lr.arte de
una naci6n no ligada con Espa-
ma.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
ESTA EN- SAN SEBASTIAN
Ell MINISTRO DE ms
TRUCCION PUBLICA

Madrid, agosto 4.-Sigue en-
San Sebastian, preparando ell
palacio de la Magdalena para
que en- ell ofrezcan conferencias
los hombres mas ilustres de Eu-
ropa, Don Fernando de los Rios,
Ministro de instruction publica.
Ell gobierno Sc propone a~loiar
a los conferencistas en- csc pa
lacio que durante algunos amos
fuera Residential de verano de la
famiIia real espanola.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
SERVICIO CON VAPORES
DE BANDERA ESPANOLA

Madrid, agosto 4.-Un nuevo
servicio de vapores con los tras-
atlanticos Marques de Comillas
V Magallanes ha sido Inaugural
do.
Esos yapores haran viajes en-
tire los puertos de Espana, la
Habana, Puerto Barrios, Puer-
to Lim6n, Crist6bal y Puerto
Colombia.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
Della S%OtOlOngo
Luis SdIdzdr

Detld SOtOtOng0
Luis SGlazdr
En- la mayor intimidad Sc u
nieron anoche en- matrimonio
estos .i6venes, que gozan en- nues
ira sociedad de simpatia y YER
dadera estimation.
Verific6se la sencilla ceremo-
MIA en- la casa de los padres
de la bellisima novia, distingui-
dos esposos Angelica y Ramon
Sotolongo, ubicada en- la Aveni-
da Michigan y Gale IL.
Representa- a la ley en- 81 ca
racter de Notario PdblicO, ell vie
10 y quito periodista senior J. r.
Sanfeliz, fernando ell acta ma
trimoniaI, en- calidad de testigos
los senores Jose A. Gregory, Di-
rector de la Traduccion', y ell
Coronel de la Guerra de indie
pendencia Guiana, senior Alfre-
do Lima.
Los j6venes esposos partieron
hacia la ciudad de St. Peters
burg, donde permaneceran va
rios dias.
Que Ia felicidad siempre SON.
ria a estOs j6venes enamorados.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
pdsdd0 mGrtes

Qued6 nombrada Ia nueva d.
rectiva del Club Sunlight, en- la
casa de Ia Legion Americana,
estando presente todos sus j6ve-
mes socios.
R~esultaron elegidos, Rene Nj
nez, presidente; Noa Fernan-
DEE, vice-presidente; Manuel
Gallar, secretario de actas; Lui-
sa Guerra, vice-secretaria; Ar
mando Cruz, secretario de fin9n
"a; Catalina Ribayo, tesorera;
Julio Fernandez, reporter.
La finalidad que ~persiguen
los sehores miembr5 de este
nuevo Club, es verificaN iestas
bailables en- los salones Ne las
distintas sociedades de la loca-
Iidad. Muy pronto Sc senalara
la primera.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
La Cautjrcdora

La CGutjrcdOrd
Este es el suggestive tftulO de
una bella pelicula que Sc pasara
por la pantalla de la linda "bom
bonera" de la Gale 16 y Ia ave-,
la noche del dia Is del mes en-
curse, a b~eneficio de los fondos
generates del Temple Ideal Nj
Nero 2.
Toda nuestra genie bien Sc
dara eta esa noche en- el teatro
Casino.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
LIBERTADOS
EN- BARCELONA

Barcelona, agosto 4.-Varios
ccmunistas fueron puestos aver
en- libertad bajo promesa de no
seguir conspirando para alterar
la paz publica.
Otros cien, que Sc encuentran
en- la carcel, no Sc sabe cuando
seran devueltos a sus domicilios.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
SIGUE LA CAMPANA CON
IRA LAS P~ANADERIAS

Habana, Agosto 4.--Los ms
pectorcs del departamento de
agricultural siguen 81 campo.
ma contra las p~anaderias que
venden pan falto de peso.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

La semana pasada fueron
multados los duenOs de mas de
Is panaderias y en- la presente
va han sido detenidos ocho por
la misma infracci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04

FL detective Lopez regros6 a
yer de Key West trayendo cor
81 a John Diaz, de "a amos, tim
balero de una "orquesta de SON
a quien Sc acusa de haber pega-
do en- la cabeza con I'm garrote,
fracturandole el craneo, a A.
C.. Garrido, en- la noche del IA dc
JUNO.
Dicese que Diaz guerra tocar
de gratis en- una function de be
neficio que Sc cclebraba en- 81
Centre Obrero y Garrido que
ria c0brar p0r su labor, cam
biandose palabras "gruesas' y
acometiendo ei primero al Sc
gundo.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
Una juRtd

Una juntd
No olviden las preciosas mu-
chachas y los j6yenes que petite
necen a la "Juventud Hispana',
que manana, a las 0cho y media
de la noche, tendra lugar una
iunta en- el salon de actos del edi
ficio que ell Centre Espanot po-
see ALA en- la barriada del 0este.
Despues que Sc termine di-
cha reuni6N, eppezara I'm par
ty" que durara hasta las doce.
Todos quedan bbligados a la
asistencia.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
RestdbtecidO

Encontrandose en- franco pc
rjodo de mejorfa ell conocido y
simpatico m6dico naturopatico
DR.. Julio Gavilla, recluido hasta
aver en- Ell Sanatorio del Centre
Espanol y salvado de la enfer-
medad gravisima que padecia
por ell talentoso galeno DR.. Jor-
qe A. Trelles, embarca hoy en-
las primeras horas de la tarde
para ell bonito pueblo de Ash
vile, Carolina del Norte, donde
permanecera un mes para dar
La gaceta., 1932-08-04

El Diario de la Marina publ
ca la fotografia del eX-soldado
Edward Rushka, que pereclera
en- los des6rdenes de Washing
ton, Y lie pone este epigrafe: Vic
TINA de la Barbar ;,
Barbaros, a juicio de csc pc
ri6dico, son los soldados y po-
licias que atacaron a los vetera-
nos, cumpliendo 6rdenes direc-
tas del presidente Hoover.
;Quiere decirnos csc diario
que calificativos son adecuados
para ell Oral Machado, los EEK
pertos, los soldados que apllcan
la ley de fuga, etc, etc?
Aqui, en- los Estados Unidos,
hasta los extranjeros pueden
expresar su inconformidad con
ell presidente Hoover Y sus actos
de gobierno.
iPuede hacerse ESQ en- Cuba,
donde no hay barbarie?
Aqui, un ciudadano desconten
to puede publican centenares de
articulos contra los "desacier-
tos" del presidente Hoover y no
Sc lie persigue, nj Sc lie encarce-
Ia.
iPuede hacerse tai cosa en- Gu
ba, donde no Sc aplican a los
actos de la policia ell calificativo
de "barbar0s'?
Aquf, en- Norte America, un
ciudadano puede pronpnciar
Glen o mil discursos contra ell
presidente Hoover, sus secreta-
rios, ell senado, ell congreso, etc.
GPuede un cubano inconfor-
me con ell gobierno de Machado
atacar las normas de este Y eX-
todos los defectos que Ell
'aprecia en- Ell presidents, sus Sc
.cretarios y sus ayudantes?
Alui, Norman Thomas, can
didato a la presidencia por ell
partido Socialista, declare que
eel p~residente Hoover prefiere la
'violencia a la raz6n y que en- lu-
gar de dar trabajo a los ex-sol-
dados prefiri6 repartiries ba-
las.
GHay algIn socialista, liberal
conservador 0 popular eubano
que pueda hacer manifestation
mes, en- Cuba, parecidas a las
que hiciera Thomas en- New
York?
Aqui, ell candidate comunis-
ia Foster aconseja que ell pue
bio Sc rebele contra ell gobierno
y 10 sustituya con uno de traba-
jadores, que siga las normas
del Soviet.
lQu6 lie harlan en- la Habana
o en- Oriente a cualquier cuba
no "%rojo" que ~preconizara me-
didas de violencia para derri-
bar a Machado y gu gobierno?
FL semanario The American
Freeman ha venido publicando
aqui furibundos articulos en- con
ira del presidente Hoover y ha
hurgado en- la vida privada del
ingeniero Mr.. Hoover, sin que
todavia Sc haya encarcelad0 a
Julius Haldemann 0 Fred War;
en-.
iQu6 lie pasaria en- Cuba a un
periodista que aplicara duros
epitetos al presidente Machado,
La gaceta., 1932-08-04

be, estos distinguidos viajeros:
Elena Guerra, esposa aman-
tisima del conocido medico DIR.
Julio Guerra; Thelma Walls, Do
ra Williers, Belen Clark Pan
.chito Flores. muy amigo del Gro
nista.
Reciban tod0s la cordial bien-
venida.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04

En- un discurso que anoche
pronunciara ell senador Borah,
de Idaho, de nuevo aconsej0 la
cancellation de las deudas de que
ira, en- cambio pOr una "p0liti-
ca permanente de desarme".
Alemania quiere ell desarme,
pero I'm desarme que elimine la
superioridad militar de Fran
cia, de Italia, etc, no un desar-
me que la dele a ella con un
ejercito de 100000 hombres y
permita a las otras naciones
contingencies de 100000 o 300,
900. q
Francia quizAs aceptaria una
rebaja en- los armamentos, 81 Sc
la consintiera mantener. la supe-
rioridad miVtar que ahora tie
ne; pero s6staner la presente
situaci6n no GesoIvsria Ell pro-
blema.
Una disminuci2n en- los anna
nhentos disminuiria los gastos
de los ejercitos y las escuadras
pero haci6ndose una rebaja, en-
la forma que a Francla agra
daria, la superioridad militar
francesa quedaria intacta y por
10 tanto subsistiria el desconten-
to de Italia, Alemania y ia com
Ipahia."
La gaceta., 1932-08-04

Iugar a gu definitivo restable-
cimiento.
Que tenga I'm feliz viaje y
que su regreso no Sc haga espe-
rar, son ~nuestros dese0s.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
NOTIClAS DE
INTER '0 LOCAL

Cumple hoy 105 anes Ia Sra.
Martha Weeks, del pequeno pue
bio de Lithia, y que Sc cree es la
muier mas vieia del condado d.
Hillsborough. Naci6 en- ST. Au-
gustine Ell dia A de agosto de
1927 Y vino a Tampa POGO des-
pues dc 10 que ~entonces era una
aldea de pescadores fuera ataca-
da por los piratas de Gaspari-
ila.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04

Los propietarios de West
presentaron aver una
petici6n al ayuntamiento para
que Sc cancelen los intereses de
EN- bonos de pavimen-
taci6n, a cambio de que Sc pa
que esa suma.
Sc refiere la pctici6n a que el
contrato para cue Sc pavimenta-
ra la Gale de Main entire North
Boulevard y la aVenida Ro0se-
welt, no fu6 otorgado al mejor
poster, que ofreciera cl prccio
de $84,7f8.
Recommendations Sc haran a
los concejales sobre csc parti-
cular en- Ia session de la semana
pr6xima.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04

Jose Rodriguez fuG condena-
do aver a $51, en- la core mum
cipal, por vender nameros de DO
Iita.
FL juez Watkins absolvi6 a
Jimmy Valto, j6ven de II amos,
a quier Sc arrestara vendiendo
n1meros de bolita en- la bodega
de su padre, Nebraska 1903.
Teniendo en- cuenta la edad
de Valto, el juez 10 absolvi6, di-
'ciendole que era un negocio inn
propio para un j6ven que estu-
dia en- el Institute. "Pf~o s. a
Vd, 10 vuelyea ,. ttaer a nj rrc-
sencia le Iea od q rec
de 10 ley
+, Anpor Z in. s lie
p Lse@ Americans, "aprobara
an - iUi6n por ell uso que Dc
las .roeas hiciera e presidentq
Hoe n contra de los ex-s
,dsdos. e.
Los teteranos discutieron
yer & asunto conyiniendo en-
que los bonistas tenian derecho
a estar en- Washington, como
cualquiera otrQ grupo organiza.
do 0 desorgah7zado, y que el pre-
sidente habia actuado con exec.
silva severidad.
La gaceta., 1932-08-04

FL capOr Cuba
Llegaron aver por la manana
procedente de laAPerla del Carl
La gaceta., 1932-08-04
Di3tos y DIVORCES

Core FederalH Petici6n de
~ 4cs grota involuN aria hecha
contra La Bebe GeaA, de St. Pc
tersburg; petici6n de bancarro-
ia voluntaria hecha pofA. q.
Budd, de Lakeland.
Corte del Circuito: Hetro Le-
to contra T. B. Castiglia Ruth
Elinor Dorey, contra Eric g Do
rey; F.. Moran Mclean CO NJ
Allan Charles Mclean; Lu
Wheeler contra Wesley Whed
Ruth James Reed c "a xeias
man w. Reed; a-nrolreE
Austin contra JamA I
Austin. =
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
CHICKEN HOLDS
SPOTLIGHT IN
IOWACAMP AICN

DES MONIES, May II. W.P) -
Chicken stew became the issue in
Iowa's Republican senatorial race
today, superseding the questions of
tax relief, disposal of agricultural
surpluses, and nepotism in con-
gressional halls.
With the stew, which will be
served to all comers by Henry Field,
one of the candidates, at his home
in Shenandoah, May 1928, there
will be an old-fashioned political
rally, complete with flag waving
and torch-light parade.
1t all came about when Field,
announcing his candidacy, invited
his sold friends" Sen. Smith w.
Brookhart, to speak over the Field
radio station and join with Mrs.
Field and me in chicken stew at
the cottage"
BY way of retaliation, Brookhart
suggested in a political speech that
'if you want chicken stew, vote for
Henry Field"
Field retorted the same day:
Better chicken stew than the same
old Brookhart bologney."
In order to give his reply real
meaning, Field announced the rally
at which he will serve liberal por-
tions" of his campaign dish to all
who care to take it at the cot
tage."
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
GilIett Family
Goes On Warpath

1t was all in the family for
Harold Gillett yesterday afternoon
when he arrested B. A. FurnoW,
64, and Louis Montella, 30, on sus-
picion Of petty theft, after Paul
Gillett, Harold's brother, reported
to the sheriff's office thes theft OF
a quantity Of carrot seed from the
Gillett ranch seven miles south
east of Holtville.
Not only that, but C. L. Gillett,
former sheriff and father Of
Harold and Paul, this morning in
teryiewed the prisoners, To deter
mine whether they shall be prose-
cuted.
It had become rather exasperat-
ing to Paul. Some time ago a bed
stead disappeared. Then an oil
stove followed the same route.
Later it was groceries, and then
several hoes. So Paul appealed TO
his brother, who is investigator for
the sheriffs office, and the ar
rests resulted.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
White Federation
Wheat Superior

A great increase in yield for
fields planted to white federation
wheat as compared to those planted
to ordinary wheat is noted by H
Lee Landerman, assistant farm adj
visor, who points out that fiseds
planted to whice federation will
average well above 35 bushels to
the acre while those planted TO
ordinary wheat will probably aver
age only little over 20 bushels to
the acre.
Yesterday Landerman visited the
Vencill and Sullivan ranch near
Bonds corner where the white fed
Grafton wheat is being harvested,
yielding 35 bushels to the acre. On
the L. C. Hawk ranch an average
of so bushels to the acre will be
harvested and on the Ferguson
ranch between $3.50 bushels yield
per acre is anticipated.
This high yield is due to the
fine quality of seed and the super
iority of white federation to other
varieties as far as yield is con-
cerned.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
Vencills Enter
Retail Dairying,

El Centrans will be interested in
the announcement that Mr., and
Mrs. Earl Vencill have gone into
the retail dairy business.
For 20 years Mr.. and Mrs. Ven
Gill have lived in the valley on
their ranch south and west of
town. During those 20 years they
have been in the dairy business
and are familiar with the operation
of that industry.
The raw milk will be shipped di-
rectly from the ranch to the con-
sumer and is the highest quality
Jersey milk and cream. The Ven
ellis have installed the finest of
modern machinery, including milk
ing machine and refrigeration Ev-
cry detail of sanitation has been
cared for and the dairy is a model
one in all respects.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vencill invite their
friends to visit the ranch to see for
themselves how excellently it is
equipped to handle the retail bus
ineSS and the many sanitary pre-
cautions to safeguard the milk.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
Citrus Growers
To Hold Meeting

A valley-wide citrus growers
meeting has been called by the
agricultural extension service and
B. A. Harrigan, agricultural com
missioner, for Monday, May %, at
7:30 p. m. in the Veterans Mem
orial hall.
According TO those calling the
meeting, Imperial Valley citrus
growers face crisis in the market
ing of next seasons crop. Unless
all growers work out their mutual
marketing problems the outlook is
unfavorable.
DR.. Theodore Macklin. chief of
the division of marketing of the
California department of agricul-
ture will be present at the meeting
to suggest plans by which growers
may work together for the market
ing of next seasons crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
Kansas In Line
For Roosevelt

LAWRENCE, Kans., May II. U.P)
Support Of Kansas % delegates
to the Democratic presidential con-
yention was pledged today to Gov.
Franklin d. Roosevelt of New York
until a majority favors another
candidate
The decision was made by the
resolutions committee of the DEM
ocratic state convention which also
voted to enforce the unit rule for
the Kansas delegation.
TRENTON, N. j., May II U.P)-
New Jersey went to the polls today
TO elect delegates to the national
party conventions, to name candi-
dates for one U. S. senator and ID
representatives, for the state SEN
ate in nine of 81 counties and for
the assembly in all counties
The 36 delegates who will have 80
votes in the Democratic national
convention are expected to favor
the nomination of Alfred E. Smith,
with Owen d. Young as a second
choice. The Republican vote is ex-
pected to go solidly for President
Hoover
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
Valley Lions To
Hold Ladies' Day

Lions dens of FL Centro, Cali
patria and Imperial will celebrate
ladies day on Friday, May 20, at
the Barbara Worth Country club
when the women will be honor
guests at a dinner party.
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Carpenter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Mack of
Los Angeles will be special guests.
The two men arc part of the ex-
ecutiyc committee for the conven-
tion Of Lions International which
will be held in Los Angeles dur
ing July.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
Probation Office
Deputy Resigns

Miss Dorothy Reese, assistant to
the probation officer, has rendered
her resignation which was accepted
at yesterdays meeting Of the pro-
baton committee. Miss Reese left
Immediately for her home in
Kansas City.
Her successor will be appointed
in the near future and it was the
consensus of opinion yesterday
that only a trained worker in that
line be considered, since in the
short time Miss Reese had occu-
pied the position the value of such
a trained worker was clearly DEM
onStrated
Reports and other routine busi-
ness occupied the meeting, the
next meeting to be called by the
president, B. M. Gruwell.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17

PauIs Special Pure Lemonade SC
per glass. 9th and Main, by the
Court House. 8tf
Sentenced To Jaii-Judge B. F.
Grlble of Calipatria yesterday af-
ternoon sentenced i. Orduno, %, TO
IS days in the county jail for dis
turbing the peace.
Fresh bread and rolls daily at
Martins National Bakery, l27 South
sixth st. 16tf
Mrs. Rogers, dressmaker. TAO
State. lI-mWl
Stolen Car RecOvered-An auto
mobile owned by Mrs. Myrtle Sui
linger. stolen in Ell Centre yester-
day afternoon, was recovered four
hours later between Seventh and
Eighth streets on Olive avenue, ac-
cording to a report at the sheriffs
office.
For SaIe-Ripe apricots, at Edge
wild ranch, u miles south on
Dahlia canal. l4to
Singer machine rentcd-$2.50 per
month. All makes repaired. Phone
1913, 131 South Sixth st. lIt2
Divorce Granted-An interlocu-
tory decree of divorce was granted
by default yesterday afternoon 10
Carlos Pray from Glennie White
PRAY. He also was given custody
of a child. Grounds we're extreme
cruelty,
Lawn mowers sharpcned at DR..
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
Rehearsal For
Municipal Band

Prof Horace Williams asks that
beginning tonight every member of
the band be present for all re-
hearsals since work on the summer
concerts is beginning.
Last year the band held a series
of evening concerts in the city park
which were SO popular that another
series is planned for this summer.
The first concert will be held early
in June.
Since practice on the program
for the first concert will begin to-
night a full rehearsal is asked.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
Cory Contract
Is Transferred

Transfer of the Cory contract
from New York concern, original
hackers of the Cory plan for re-
claiming valley lands, to DR.. II. T.
Cory took place at Imperial Irri-
cation district board meeting this
morning.
During the afternoon session
representatives of the Coachella
Valley County Water Users asso-
ciatoin conferred with the local
board and offcials concerning
various matters OF interest to
both.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
McIyER IMPROVING

Friends of F. H. McIver, secre-
tary- treasurer of the Imperial Irri-
cation district, will be glad to learn
that he is resting we'll after an APP
pendicitis operation performed at
a Long Beach hospital Sunday. His
condition is declared to be most
encouraging at this time,
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
Elks To Enjoy
Fish Dinner

Elks arc to enjoy a fish dinner
Thursday night, May 10, preceding
the regular meeting, with the lodge
as host for the occasion.
A huge black bass caught in the
Gull of Mexico by Harry Horton
and which was brought back to
the city and frozen is to be the
piece de resistance for the dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
z|2(al!!!{lIs!s. ! Z

shot himself fatally in his home
last night. Taken to the Garfield
hospital, Chapman begged the ply
sician who was extracting the bull
let to permit him to die Despite
the doctors efforts, however, the
man died shortly afterwaTd.. Chip
man came here from Arizona sey-
eral months ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, May II. W,P)-
Hogs, receipts none; holdoyerS 104,
Market steady. Good New Mexicos
1895; quotable tops $400.
Cattle, receipts 300. Holdovers
$685. Market about steady. Good
fed steers, $625; medium steers
$3.50 to $3.50; good fed heifers
S6.10; common to medium COWS
1925 to $3.85.
Calves receipts rs. Market steady
Medium to good calves and vealers
$500 to $3.50.
Sheep receipts 800. Market
steady; good 75-lb. lambs $500.
LOS ANGELES, May II. U,H-
Federal state market news service
quotations on hay delivered to
dairying sections:
U. S. No. /, $1150 to $3.50.
U. S. No. 2 leafy, $11.00 to $l1.50.
U. S. No. 2, $10.50 to $l1.00.
Barley hay, $11.00 to $1,000.
Oat hay, $500 to $14.00.
Today's receipts, go carloads
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
COLLIER TO SPEAK

d. c. Collier, president of Cali
fornia's San Diego Centennial Ex-
position, will speak over KXO to-
night at TAO, outlining the plans
for the exposition.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17
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Fix-it Shop, 6S9 Main. Phone 252.
3-tu,th
PerishabIc Shipments - Yester-
days total of .perishable shipments
was composed of 98 carloads of
cantaloupes. of carrots, ! of to-
matoes and l of grapefruit, accord
ing to B. A. Harrigan, agricultural
commissioner.
DR.. A. ". Hansen, Dentist Eew
location, second floor, Security First
National Bank Bldg. Phone 80 Aft
Hotel California Coffee Shop
Plate lunch from IL to 2, 35c.
Regular meals, SOC and 75c. lift
Trade at OILERS cut-rate hard
ware. quality merchandise for less
8tf
Building Permits-Building per-
mits on file at the city engineers
office today we're issued to Ed L.
Campbell for a temporary screen
room at 480 Euclid avenue, to cost
$40, and to Mrs. Macla Montella for
dwelling at 207 South New street,
costing $500.
jenkins Violin Recital, Thursday,
May 10Th, 7:45, Academy of Music.
Featuring Fox Leaders Symphonic
Orchestra and Violin Choir Of 35
violins. 1877
Service Plumbing, Heating - ITO
Broadway. Phone 165. 6tf
Madame Priser-French designer
and Iress- maker. $50 Commercial
st. Phone 1854. 3lti
Enjoy Your Meals at the new
Casa Rey Hotel dining room. South
ern cooking served family style,
1lt6
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Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-17

Divorce COntested-Judge Vaughn
N. Thompson today was hearing
the contested divorce suit of Ira
Paxton against Bessie Edna Pax
ton, with Lee Nuffer appearing as
attorney for Paxton and Harry
Horton for Mrs. Paxton. A division
of community property forms the
basis Of the suit,