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G~ASTANAGA Y KID CHO-
COLATE EN-
ESTA SEMANA

New York, Aigos,o 8.-Isi-
doro Gastanaga, ell espanol de
peso complete, Sc batira mana
ma martes, en- ell Estadio de
greensboro, con Charlie Retz,
laff, de Duluth. Dos wees es-
tuvo senalada la pelea y hubo
necesidad de suspenderla a
causa de la lluvia.
Gorilla Jones, ell negro de
Ohio, peleara ell martes, er
Cleveland con Jack December.
un peso mediano.
Kid Chocolate de Cuba, es.
ia contratado para combatir
con Johnny Farr, peso ligerc
de Cleveland, ell microbes, er
Cincinnati.
Jack Dempsey reaparecera
ell microbes en- Seattle, Wash.
ington, boxeando cuatro asal.
tos con Chef Shandal, de Sar
Francisco.
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No respondi6 nj una nala

No respondi6 nj una pala
bra. Nj siQuiera me oy6.
Llorando cast, me cont6 que
Blanca Sc negaba a casarse
porque estaba convencida Que
ell no heredaria a la babousch-
ka. Parecia Greer que TODD aque
lilo era nuevo para mi. Hice
una alusi6n a de Grillet; pero
me .respondi6 con un gesto de-
sesperado.
Use ha lido! lie he entire
.gado todos mis- bienesl De a.
Quel dinero que trajo usted....
icuanto queda? Creo que sete
cienfos francois, Els TODD Guam
to 0seo
k-iY como pagara listed su
cHenta del hotel? Y despu6s...
tqu@ hara usted?
Me miro abstraido. No me
La gaceta., 1932-08-08

nete, dispuesto para salir. Es-
taba en- medic de la estancia,
separadas las piernas V la ca
beza inclinada. hablandose a
81 mismo EN- alta voz. En- GUAM
to me vic, pretipit6se a mi en-
cuentrq con un grito tai, que
retrocedi maquinalmente. Pc
70 me coci6 las dos manos Y
me arrastr6 hasta ell divan, en-
donde tom6 asiento. Lre oblig6
a sentarme en- una butaca,
frente a Ell, sin soltarme las
manos. Sus labios femblaban,
sus ojos estaban h6medos de
lagrimas. Ne dijo con voE SUI
plicante:
Alejo Iyanovitch, salve-
me. salvenos!.... "a
Estuve largo ratio sin com
prender FL seguia hablando, re
La gaceta., 1932-08-08

a gu club en- ell primero y Hoyt
lanz6 por los neoyorquinos en- ell
segundo.
Atraviesan los Piratas una
racha de Haala suerta y aver los
Braves les ve1.cielon en- dos de
safios. Brandt lanz6 por el Bos
ton ,en el primero, dejando 3
sus %contrarios en- seis hits.
Cincinnati 1c, Oh, lie; Brook
lyn &c, 13h, De.
Cincinnati &c, 10h, 2e; Brook
lyn SC, 11h lie.
: Cricago Sc, 17h, De: New
York &c, 5h, 2e.
Chicago Sc, 17h, De; New
I8c, 14h, De.
Pittsburgh 1c, 6h, lie; Boston
lie, Oh, lie;
Pittsburgh &c. Oh, 2e; Boston
lie, 13h, lie.
La gaceta., 1932-08-08
BUXE
NAAa-@h -%~-s
LAS PELEAS De HOY EN- LA
ARENA DEL CIRCULO

La mejor pelea que Sc ha-
bia preparado para hoy, con
Rufino Alvarez e Irving Ashke
navy, de contendientes no Sc
efectuara por tener Ell estudian
tie que asistir a unos examenes
en- la capital del estado. I'm tie
legrama conteniendo la mott
cia lie fue enviado aver al pro-
motor de la Arena del Cfrculo
Cubano, que Sc vera obligado
buscar dos hombres de poca
lmportancia para la semi-fi.
nal.
Como va hemos anunciado
dlstintas wees, Tommy Jones,
veterano de peso weller, ten
dra de oponente a Raymond
Perez, un cubanO, que recla-
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BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Ell Broohlyn venci6 al Cincin-
natl en- ell primer juego, PECAN
do 13 hits contra 8, pero en- ell
segundo oportunos batazos de
lombard, ell ex-catcher de los
Dodgers, dieron la victoria a los
Rojos. Alfonso Lopez bate6 fuer
tie Y oportunamente ell sabado y
aver en- ell segundo desafio dis
par6 dos hits, en- cuatro veces al
bate.
Los Cubs ganaron ell primer
juego sobre los Gigantes, pero
cargaron con la derrota en- ell Sc
gundo. Warneke di6 ell triunfo
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D E P @ R T s
CARLOS ZABALA TRIUNFO
EN- Ell MARATHON

Los Angeles, Agosto g.
Mas de 100000 personals, in
cluyendo $4,000 que estaban
en- ell enorme Estadio ovacio-
naron aver a Carlos ZabaIa, ell
atleta argentine, que superb a
dos rivales ingleses y dos fin
landeses, triunfando en- la cla-
sica carrera de Marathon. "a
bala es ell primer hombre de
la America del Sur que captu-
ra los honores en- tan famosa
competencia, y antes de que Sc
diera la sehal de partida era
ell favorito. Al terminar aun
parecia fuerte y con energias
para correr varias millas mas.
Las 26 millas 385 yardas las
corri6 en- 2 horas, 81 minutes,
36 segundos, superando ell re-
cord que estableeiera Koleh-
mainen de Finlandia, en- la
Olimpiada de 1890. Cuando ell
argentine lego a la meta, SUI
mas cercano oponente, Sam Fe
iris, de Inglaterra Sc hallaba
a mas de 200 yardas de Ell, Sc
guido por Vile Toivonen, de
Finlandia, y Duncan Wright,
otro britanico.
Aunque a la vista de todos
sus contrincantes Zabala nun
ca estuvo en- serio peligro de
ser aventajado y convenci6 al
pnblico de su asombrosa resis.
tencia. Ell argentine tiene 20
amos de edad.
Solo dos americanos finaIi-
aaron la carrera, Alberto Mil
chosen, de East Dorchester,
Conn.,, un plomero, que lego
en- septimo lugar, y Hans Sol
dag, de Buffalo, que entr6 ell
decimo primero.
Esperabase que Paul de
Bruyn, de New York, repre-
sentando a Alemania, fuera I'm
poderoso a~dvsrsario para Ia
bala pero ell germano finaliz6
ell decimo quinto.
Otros veteranos que tuvie-
ron que retirarse fueron Jose
Rivas, de la Argentina; Willy
JrioneB de Brooklyn, I'm ma
two de Finlandia y George Pc
rry un colombiano.
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70 Potap:tch vino a decirme
cue la babouschka me Xama-
oa; tambien 10 advert|a ca
Ia anciana volvia ~ casino,
en- aonde habia peAido todo
Ell dinero que hahX traido de-
moscu' La encP Re en- su ST.
Jon cansada,f ierma. Marta
lie trajo una "a de te obIio5n
dola cast g eberla. FL tono de
la pobre/ enora habfa Gambia.
40 com etamente.
-3ola. padrecito-dijo con
Ientltud-. Perd6name Dor ba
ben 9 molestado otra vez. per.
dona a una anciana. He perdf,
GO ALA, cerca de Glen mil ru-
Tenia raz6n en- no Que
rer acompanarme. Estoy aho.
ra sin I'm kopek.
lie he mandado un recado
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pitiendo sin cesar:
-lPor favor!, ipor favor!

-iPor favor!, ipor favor!
iPor fin comprendf que es-
peraba algo como un eonsejo,
o mejor dicho, que, ~abandona-
do por todos inquieto Y DESC
lado habia pensado en- mi y me
habfa llamado solo para ma
blair, hablar, hablaS!
Estaba loco. A0r 10 menos
habia perdtdo l2tkabeza mo-
mentaneamente, Jptaba las
manos, guerra AnincS Ese de 70,
dillas ante mi parA L.. Ipor
que, Green ustedes? Para que
yo fuese' en- seguidaS a yer "a
Blanca y s~apl4carla Ole volvie
Sc a gu lado Y Sc casara con 81.
General, Blanca no hace
case de mi. GQue podre obte-
ner de ella?
La gaceta., 1932-08-08

ma para ST Ell easnpeenate de
las lat libras.
Dlcese que Tommy Sc ha PIE
parade cTFidadosamente y que
su estado Hsico es bueno, pero
estos puntos no hemos poi.lo
comprobaFlos.
Seis CiIindros y Young D. n.
dee pelearon a seis asaltos y
Young Gregory sera ell adver
sario de Young Lanier.
Para la pelea a cuatro aSal
tos han sido contratados Ccci
! McCullers y George ~LeJo:1.
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eScribf este:

|escribf este:
"Paulina Alexandrovna'
Veo claramente qYe ell desS
lace Sc aproxima.t Por ultiR d
vez la pregunto: iquiere listed
mi vida, ST o no? 81 pue 20 ger
lie it'll en- 10 que sea, disp9 lga
de mi. Espe4 su respuestg no
saldre antes4e tenerla. i%I4scri
bame o Han ~ne!'
Lacre la "|ta Y la enye con
unN IN con la orfen de
entregAtla ep propias lmanos.
No esperaba respuest4, pero
tres minutes despues, Il CANA
zero vino a decirme "que lie
habian encargado que me sa-
.udara."
Cerca de las siete me llama
'on deg parte del general.
EstSese hallaba en- su gabi-
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VICTORIA DE ANTONIO
HORAS

Habana, Agosto Bel gla-
diador espanol Antonio Horas,
de peso mediano, derrot6 aver
a Pauline Dieguez, de Cuba,
en- seis asaltos.
Angel Sanchez, que retorna
ra de MEXICO la semana pasa-
da, alcanz6 ell fallo de los jue-
ces sobre Felipe Pujadas, I'm
cubano.
La gaceta., 1932-08-08

habfa comprendido. Trate d.
hablarle de Paulina Y de los
ninos. Respondi6 vivamente:
ST, ST..
Y en- seguida Sc puso a ha-
blair del principe; que Blanca
Sc marchaba con el, y que en-
topceS, e~ntonces....
-iQue voy a hacer, Alejo
lFanovitch? lie juro, 6or
Dios!... Digame. mo es ESQ in
gratitudX oero.,.. isl, 81, es in
80 izoen lagrimas.
rbia NADIA que hacer
con ice saber a la criada
ell Eado que Sc encontra-
oa; dam lien Sc loadverti al ca.
marero,x para que 10 vigiIara
y sail.
Precisament9 en- csc momen
La gaceta., 1932-08-08
UN ATLETA PERDIO QUIN-
CE LIBRAS EN- DOS DIAS

Los Angeles, Agosto Slim
Bausch, que triunfara en- ell de
Gallon, calificandose como ell
mejor atleta del mundo, per :
di6 exactamente ounce Iibras
durante los dos dias en- que
'venciendo a un grupo de atle-
tas completes fijo una nueva
marca mundial. Bausch, segdn
su entrenador, Sc retirara muy
pronto con ell fin de atender a
sus negocios particulars.
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FolIetfn de La Gaceta No. SO
LOS LIBROS CELEBRES
Ell Jylgador
Y La. inches Blancas

vida por ella, pero no me cores
po&dfa Snas que con Ell despre-
clio! En- kvez de la vida que lie
ofrecf, noNexigi6 de mi mas que
extravagancias ridfculas, la del
baron, por ejemplo, Els irritan-
tie! lSera ell frances iSera ell
frances quien resuma ell mundo
a sus ojos? IY ell senior Ashley?
Aquf la cosa volvfase decidida-
mente incomprensible.
va en- mi cuarto, en- un trans
AQrte de rabia, kOgi Ia pluma y !
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
OF Interest to Women
BRIDGE PARTY IS
WEEK END EVENT

Mr.. and Mrs O. L. Davis of I'M
perial entertained Saturday with
a delightful bridge party at their
home.
TallieS and score pads were in
green and white. appropriate to
st. Patrick's day, and the same
motif was carried out il, the buffet
supper served at midnight. The
table was particularly attractive,
having as a centerpieee an enor-
nous green shamrock on which
rested a basket of lovely green and
white sweet peas. Baskets of these
flowers in various colors decorated
the rooms.
Those winning high score prizes
at bridge we're Mrs. Steven Harris
and T. Ray, while the low went to
Mrs. Frances Mccullough and
Harry Houk.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Steven
Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pace,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Houk, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Ray Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Her
rington, Mrs. Alfred Valenzuela
Mrs. Frances Mccullough, Miss
Grace Johnson, Miss Mary Kate
Stewart, Frank Handy, James
and Robert Marshall.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
Court Declares
Bail Forfeited

Ell Centro's city treasury was
iicher by $500 this morning when
Judge j. E. Simpson ordered tina.
amount forfeited, as bail for II
women who failed to appear in po-
lice court on charges of vagrancy.
Two others, who did appear this
morning, were Matte Roberts, 10,
who was released to pay $25 fine
at the rate of S. a week, and Margio
Roberts, 81, who was sentenced to
so days in jail The sentence was
suspended on condition she Leave
town.
Tire police cleanup continued
Saturday night when raiding
party arrested Elaine Conway, %;
Ruth James, 25. and Marie Ro-
nero %. Each was released on $25
bail. They failed to appear for
trial this morning on charges Of
vagrancy, and their cases were con-
rinued until this afternoon.
T. D. Tedrow, AZ, paid a SIS fine
for drunkenness this morning,
while B. Velasquez, So; Ramon
Trillo, AZ, and Ben Laguirre, 80,
were released on their promise to
pay the same amount for the samc
offense.
Ray Shirley, 45, who had posted
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
WARNING GIVEN
DOG OWNERS TO
OBEY ORDINANCE

Because of the prevalence of rab-
les in El Centro and surrounding
territory, Frank p McCaslin, police
chief, today issued a statement
calling attention to the city ordi-
nance governing vaccination and IL
censing of all dogs owned within
the city limits.
The ordinance, McCaslin pointed
out, requires that all dogs be vac
cinated for habies, or, If not vac
cinated, be kept on a leash or in
a pen. Dogs found on the streets,
without tags showing they have
been vaccinated will be placed in
pound and the owners penalized,
the chief said.
A tag is furnished the owner of
every dog who has had the animal
vaccinated. The tag is to be at
tached, with tbs regular dog Ii
cense, to the dogs collar.
The ordinance also provides that
officers or other persons captur-
ing a dog suspected of being in
fected with rabies shall confine the
dog in safe place and report to
the health officer, who shall make
an examination to determine if the
dog actually is infected.
Further, the ordinance provides
that no person shall bring a dog
into Fl Centro from a city or
county where rabies is present. or
is known to have been present dur
ing the past six months.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
Churches
Schools
TEN THOUSAND CLUB
TO ELECT OFFICERS
AT NEXT MEETING

Election Of officers for the COM
ing year will take place at Thurs
days meeting of the Woman's Ten
Thousand club, March II. at 2:30
in the club house.
A nominating committee was ap-
pointed at the last meeting and an
informal ballot taken. Results of
The balloting and of the nominating
committees work will be reported
Thursday and the election. will
follow.
AS originally planned. the pro-
gram was to have been given by
members of the literature section
who have been at work on two de-
Ightful one-act plays. In view OF
the fact that only last week the
club sponsored the play, "One of
the Family" and that many who
appeared in that comedy will also
appear in the other plays, it was
thought wiser to hold the literature
sections program for some later
date and at an evening meeting.
The program committee feels
fortunate in being able to present
Susan P. Kelley, we'll known Cali
fornia landscape artist who is at
present in the valley for the pur-
pose of painting desert scenes. Mrs.
Kelley will give short talk and
will also show some of her work.
Musical numbers have been ar
ranged for the program.
Membership committee members
will be tea hostesses tor the aft
ernoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
5PIDGE TOURNAMENT
WEDNESDAY AT CLUB

Second event in the bridge tour
nament being sponsored this sea-
son by the social committee of the
women's auxiliary of the Barbara
Worth country club, will take place
on Wednesday of this week, March
16, in the club house.
Club members and their friends
are invited to attend and are asked
to make their reservations with
Mrs. L. r. Philley, chairman of the
social committee.
This committee is planning a
particularly nice luncheon for the
day which will be served from 1870
to l o'clock. Bridge will feature
both auction and contract games
and prizes will be given the WIN
ners of both games.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
DINNER PARTY AT
WATERMAN HOME

The Misses Alta and Alice Wat
erman were hostesses at a bridge
dinner Saturday at the John F.
Waterman ranch.
st. Patricks day decorations
made a pretty setting for the af-
fair, and covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Ketchen, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. M. Armstrong, Miss Dorothy Will
son, Miss Edith Hedrick, Miss An
nette Damron, c. w. Martin, Robert
Finn and the hostesseS.
High score prizes at bridge were
won by Mrs. Armstrong and Mr..
Finn and the low, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
Greta GarbO I'm
Newest Triumph

Declared by many to be the
greatest role Greta Garbo has yet
assumed. Matt Hari," based on the
life story of the World war woman
spy will be continued tonight and
tomorrow night at Fox Imperial
theatre.
The great Swedish star has a
strong role in the production which
adhereS unusually close n the facts
known of the Javanese dancer who
acted as a spy for the Germans
and who was ultimately executed
- a French firing squad under
dramatic circumstances.
Ramon Novarro has the male
cad. being cast as the true sweet
aeart in the life of a woman who
made playthings of men in order
to achieve her purposes. Lionel
Barrymore, Lewis Stone, Helen
Jerome Eddy and other notables
are in the cast.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
Society
Clubs
DELIGHTFUL TEA
HONORS VISITOR

Among the many delightful So
cial events of the weekend was the
beautifully appointed tea given by
Mrs. Frank I. Shepherd, 653 San
dalwood avenue, complmenting
her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Witt. Of
Cincinnati, o., who is spending the
winter with Dean and Mrs. Shep-
herd.
A profusion Of exquisite sweet
peas decorated the house and the
tea table. Miss Frances Shepherd
and Mrs. Eleanor Garfield served
refreshments to the guests who
called during the afternoon.
Guests were Mesdanles Guy L.
Hatch, Paul Thornton, Glenn
Keiffer. A. L. Lackey, w. Clancy,
r. c. Clemons, Donald Ketchen,
Elmer Heald, z. P. Rickard, Edgar
Hargrave, Robert Hargrave, J. ".
Cook. Mrs. Eleanor Garfield, the
honor guest. Mrs. Witt. Mrs. Shep-
herd and Miss Shepherd
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
MANY ATTEND
GOLF CLUB TEA

Undoubtedly one of the most at
tractive events of the weekend was
the bridge tea given Saturday at
the Barbara Worth country club by
members of the women's Auxiliary
committees on housing and furn-
ishing.
Thirty tables contract and auc-
ton, filled the club room which was
beautifully decorated with spring
flowers in pastel shades. Prizes
were presented to the winners OF
each game.
Tea was served at the conclusion
@ the card game, the tea table
H.tn It's lace cloth and silver ap-
rointments making a charming pic
IRE which was heightened by the
smart spring gowns of the hostesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
REDUCTION In
PRICES MADE
BY FRICIDAERE

Surplus powered quality electric
refrigerators priced as low as Sl57
installed, have been placed on dis
play at Walter w. Heine, local
Frigidaire dealer The $l57 quota
ton is for the ML-4 Model.
Anticipation of economies in man
ufacturing that can be effected by
greatly increased production en-
ableS Frigidaire TO offer the public
the advantages of these savings in
advance through lower prices, an
announcement from the factory
stated
The drastic reductions were made,
IL was said, as the result of a ma
ton wide survey that indicated
there are hundreds of thousands of
persons who would like to own
Frigidaires, but have deferred ac-
tual purchases because of price.
In the factory announcement, it
was stated that the reductions are
in line with Frigidaire's policy to
pass on to the buyer savings made
possible by lower material costs,
lower distribution expenses and
mass production.
In line with the price slashing,
a national contest III which so
-Moraine household mod
els will be awarded during March
to efficient housewives is under
way. Details are available at the
display.
Although prices have been lower
ed to points new to the quality re-
frigerator field, the factory an
said, the company is
the exact workman
ship. the high standards of mater
ials and all the features that en-
abled it to build more household
models in 1881 than in 1890
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
HOLTVILLE HIGH
TO PRESENT PLA !

Juniors of Holtville high school
will present the clever comedy
drama, Billy, at the grammar
school auditorium, Friday night,
March Is.
The play will be presented under
the direction of Miss Elsie Flatt,
Qramatics instructor, and promises
to provide an evening of excellent
While the play deals with
football hero, the scenes are on
board a ship bound for Hawaii.
Among those who will take part
are: T. S. Walker. Gertrude Hold
ridge, jeanette Clayton, Patsy Keel
er, Zoe Emerson, Glenn Fudge and
Louise Hawk.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
SURPRISE PARTY
FOR MRS. HATCH

Mrs. Guy L. Hatch was pleas
antly surprised Saturday by the
members of her neighborhood card
club who met at Ger home, 562 Len
Rey avenue, in honor of her
birthday.
The guests brought the dinner,
including a big birthday cake con-
tanning the traditional ring.
penny and thimble.
After dinner, bridge was played.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy L. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. T. P.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hays,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Judd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Keiffer and Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Cameron.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
AUXILIARY JUNIORS
CONDUCT MEETING

Auxiliary juniors met Saturday
with Mrs. Charles P. Delp, $50
Sandalwood Drive for their regular
monthly meeting.
The girls spent the first part Of
the afternoon in their regular work
for disabled veterans in hospitals.
Later refreshments were served by
Mrs. Delp and outdoor games fol-
lowed.
Auxiliary juniors present were
Stella Mae johnson, Mary Ann Rid
die. Marilyn Harmon. Pauline Os-
walt, Wanda Mae Brown, Virginia
Harmon. Barbara McIntire, Louise
Wilson, Doris Peters, Grace Thomp-
son, and little Jean Delp. a future
menber of the organization.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
0nHER RE2gDENT
MARRIED IN YUMA

El Centrans will be interested in
re news of the marriage Friday
+ Miss Mildred Cole, daughter of
l[r. md Mrs. J. O. Cole, former
les;dents of this city, to Ormand
Britton of San Francisco.
The young couple motored to Yu-
ma on Friday where they were mar
ried at the Presbyterian parsonage.
The bride has a host of friends in
this city where, until last summer,
she made her home.
Last summer she visited Honolulu
and on her return trip met Mr..
Britton who was purser of the ship.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
N. E. LADIES AID
SPONSORS DINNER

Members OF the Methodist
Ladies aid invite the public TO at
tend the chicken dinner which they
are sponsoring for st. Patrick 5
eve, Wednesday, March 16. in the
Methodist social hall.
A fine dinner will be served as
those who have attended previous
affairs given by the society will
testify. In addition, a program,
under the direction Of Ruth Teeple
Reid. will be presented for the en-
ioyment or the guests.
Serving will begin at 6 o'clock
and all those who ike a good
home cooked dinner viii be vel
coined at this affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
TAX REVENUES SHRINK

OLYMPIA, Wash. U.P} = Wash
jngton tax revenues from all
sources have shrunk nearly S7,000,-
900 from an all-time peak reached
in 1929, according to recent reports
issued by state officials. Collec-
tions for 1882 were estimated at
S73,356,713.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
Kitchen Mechanics
To Dine Thursday

Suspense relative to the annual
Kitchen Mechanics ball is running
high in Ell Centre as the date,
March II, draws near.
In addition TO a menu which, it
is declared, will be a revelation to
any gormand, an excellent program
of music has been arranged for
dancing during the evening.
Bert Underwood, chief mechanic,
is determined to surpass the efforts
of all the chiefs who have gone be-
fore him. He spent weeks practic-
ing upon famous menus and now
is satisfied that he has the jewel
of them all
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
at EYHIBIT AT
WILSON SCHOOL

##ue zoo exhibits from the Col
asl Art Co. will be on display
.hIs e. at the Wilson school, the
n.ea.Ges being excellent reproduc-
.aHs Of the best of modern art as
H'5 as OF other schools.
These pictures will be displayed
al week and visitors will be well
coined.
Some time in the near future, the
date to be announced later, child
rem of the city schools will present
a program the proceeds from which,
will be used to buy pictures for the
schools from this collection.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
Keeps False Teeth In

Fasteeth, a new improved pow
der, keeps plates from dropping or
slipping. No gummy, pasty feeling.
Sweetens breath. Gives real teeth
comfort all day. Praised by people
and dentists everywhere. Avoid
worry. Get Fasteeth at Clements
Drug Store or your druggist. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
ONLY FRENCH COLLEGE IN us

WORCESTER, Mass. tU.H =
Assumption college here is the only
French college in the United States.
It's president, the Rev. Crescent l..
Armanet, recently was awarded the
honor of "Officier d'Academie" by
the French ministry of education
and fine arts.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
Preside At Informal
Dinner Party Sunday

DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Apple, 673
Olive avenue, were hosts at an in
formal dinner party yesterday in
their home.
Guests at this affair we're Mr.
and Mrs. w. H Brooks, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Dubois.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-14
AdUdnced Students To
GiUe Recital Thursday

High school students and ad-
vanced pupils of the Academy Of
Music will be heard in recital
Thursday evening, March II. in the
studio. Invited guests Of the stu
dents will form the audience
The program will begin promptly
at 8 O'Clock and will be followed
by dance for the students.