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Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11
VALLEY PRESS cENTRo CALIFORNIA FRIDAY
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FOR RENT HOUSES

FOR RENT - Furnished house,
Frigidaire, overstuffed set, gar
age. Will sacrifice for June, July,
August and September. Inquire
Golden State Creameries or at
634 South Seventh. lift
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11

FOR RENT-Furnishe cottage at
SIT Commercial Ave. 9t3
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11

FOR RENT-Furnished house, cool
porches, $22.50. Inquire 839
Olive. 1lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11

FOR RENT-Three-room furnish
ed house. Inquire 571 Olive. 10t3
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11

b William Logan, Redding, has been
appointed hide and brand Inspector
for Shasta county.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11
HOW CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
ASSISTS CITY

The Imperial Valley Press Is
glad to publish each day one
full text letter received by or
sent from Ell Centre Chamber
of Commerce, to acquaint the
citizens of Ell Centre with the
work, objectives and accom-
plishments of that organization
in behalf of Ell Centre and I'm
periaI Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11
FOR SALE

FUN OAIE
Z acres excellent vege-
table land, early district.
2-room house on prem
ises. Two miles out on
Holtville Highway. For
full particulars write
PRESS BOX rs
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11

FOR SALE-Henderson motor
cycle; also 4-wheel trailor. 4l9
Vine st. 11t4
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11

FOR RENT small furnished
house, screen porch, Frigidaire.
Adults only. 856 Broadway. 10t3
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11

FOR SALE-50-pound capacity ice
box. 12-inch fan. Phone 1919.
1850 Ell Centro Ave. 9t3
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11

FOR RENT-Four-room house fur
nished. Nice place for small
family. Call 634 South Eighth
st. Off
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11

FOR SALE-700 first-class grain
sacks, &c each. Apply first house
south county fair grounds on
Imperial highway. 9t3
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11

FOR SALE-bnrgc six-room home,
furnished or unfurnished, south
part OF town. See Imperial VAL
ley Building g. Loan, Sixth and
State SITS. H-dh
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11
TRUCKS FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FOR SALE - 1880 Dodge coupe,
good condition. $500 cash.
$148.96, balance payable $2100
month; includes carrying charges
and insurance. 1877 Paulin, CAL
exico.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-Milking job by exper-
fenced white American. Norway
Rooms, $40 Broadway. 8t5
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11
POULTRY WANTED
HELP WANTED

WANTED - Competent house.
keeper; must be good cook. Press
Box $50. lift
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-11
JESS SIZE CONN e r

FOR RENT-Four-r furnished
house; adults only. 753 State. loft
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
UNA COLECTA A FAVOR DE
VIDAL GALAN

Los obreros de la fabrics Gel
Paraiso" hicieron ell viernes pa
sado una subscription en- favor
del conocido Lector Y Periods
ia Vidal Galan, que reside Ell
Jacksonville y esta enfermo de
tuberculosis.
La subscription Sc extende-
"a a las demas fabricas, en- es-
ia semana, porque Sc necesita
ell dinero suficiente para man
darlo a Espana, donde los medi-
cos Green que pudiera curarse.
La obra es noble y segura-
mente alcanzara la protection
de los torcedores.
Galan es I'M ciudadano it'll
y un obrero digno de que sus
companeros lie ayuden a salvar
la vida.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
VARIAS NACIONFS
PROMETEN MANDAR
SUS ~PRODUCTOS

Regres6 aver a esta ciudad
la Sra. Dorothy A. Goddard,
Que fuera a la America de orr
gen indo-ib6rico a solicitar ell
envio de exposiciones a la Feria
de Florida.
La Sra. Goddard, informa
a un comite de la Camara de
Concrete, dijo q. han ofrecido
mandar sus productos a Tampa
las repdblicas de MEXICO, Ell Sal
vador, Nicaragua, Cuba, Hon
.duras y Guatemala.
Demostr6 mucho interes por
la Universidad de Tampa, ell mi
nistro de relaciones exteriores
de Nicaragua, que probablemen
tie mandara a su familia a ha-
Ger una vista.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
UPTON SINCLAIR NOMINA :
DO POR LOS DEMOCRATS
DE CALIFORNIA

Los Angeles, Cal, agosto 20.
Upton Sinclair, ell ex-socialista,
ha sido nominado por los demo
cratas, con una considerable
mayoria sobre su mas cercano,
oponente, ell Sr. Cree.
Hasta ell mediodia de hoy Sin
clair contaba con 273,288 vo-
tos; Creel, 147,419; Wardell,
|21,140; Young, 12,457.
Los republicanos nominaron
a Merriam, con 217,311; C. C.
Young alcanz6 121,497; John
R. Quinn, 1895, y Raymond
L. Haight, 61,057.
Comentando su victoria, Sim
clair dijo: Mi nomination es
una victoria para ell pueblo de
California y la primera de las
muchas que piensa ganar. Els
una victoria para ell new deal.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
Ell SOVIET TIENE UN
SAMSON

Madrid, agosto 29.-Los pc.
riodicos llegados de Russia dicen
que ALI Sc Iha descUbierto un
hombre ideal para desempenar
los papeles de hombre fuerte.
Els un obrero .>,le come por 10
hombres y trabaja como "grua
humana'', en- una fabrica de Le-
ningrado.
Alexi Gilkin, ell hercules, re-
cuerda al personaje biblico San
son y acostumbra a echarse So
bre la espalda objetos de gran
peso.
Actualmente Sc lie dan diez
bonos de alimentos y Sc come,
mensualmente, 60 kilos de car
ne, 30 de mantequilla, 12O de
pan y 7 de azdcar.
Hace Gilkin, segun su capa-
taz, ell trabajo de cinco hombres
Y siempre Sc lie emplea en- las
labores q. requieren mas fuer-
"a.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
CUBA AL Ola
(Viene de In 1d.)

-Dfcese que la secretaria
de hacienda creara un nuevo
impuesto para abonar las pen.
stones a los veteraros de la que
IRA de independence. La am.
nistia fiscal sera prorrogada
por un periodo de 30 dias.
Ell DIR. Pinon, nuevo deca.
no de la facultad de Letras y
Ciencias, tomo aver possession,
Estudiantes y ~profesores felici.
taron al nuevo decano.
Con ell coronel Batista, je.
fe del ejercito, conferencio a.
yer ell coronel Celestino Baizan
gobernador de la Habana.
Tambien platico con Batista ell
DR.. Jose de Luis del Pozo, jafe
de Ia agrupacion nacionallsta.
I'm audaz robo Sc cometio
aver en- ell domicilio del Sr.
Juan Francisco Pedroso, lle-
vandose los ladrones $1,000 en-
Electives y joyas de gran valor.
Los bandidos, un mestizo y dos
blancos, amarraron a la criada
Fermina Rodriguez y Falcon.
La policia parece sospechar de
la famula.
Con ell million de pesos lie
gado aver, subio a $8,OOO,O 900
ell total depositado en- las cajas
de la tesorerfa nacionaI.
Con la emission de diez milo
mes, ell gobierno, despues de pa
gar ell metal y la acunacion, OBJ
tuvo una ganancia liquida de
6 millones.
-Orestes Ferrara, exsecre.
tario de estado, dijo aver en-
New York que los machadistas
no conspiran. "No puede i'm.
provisarse una revolucion. Err
Cuba es necesario que hays
tranquilidad. Los emigrados e.
peramos que Sc nos devueivar
los derechos y las garan. a.
ST asi no Sc hace, nos rebela.
remos.
La transigencia debe surgir
Yo no permitire Sc me arreba
tie 10 que game como soldado de
la revolution. En- la bora &C.
tual aguardamos la vuelta d,
la normalidad.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
Ell HOMEMADE
AL LIDER RADICAL
ALEXANDRA IFRPOTX

Madrid, agosto 29.-Se ha fl
jado la fecha de % de septiem-
bre para ell homemade al jefe ra-
dical DON Alexandra Lerroux,
jefe del partido de ~gobierno.
Ell programa ha sido aproba-
do y Sc compone de los siguien-
ties numeros: Tn act0 de afirma
cion radical en- la plaza de to-
ros y un discurso ofreciendo ,ei
.Ihcmenaje. Contestant al discur-
so ell Sr. LerrouX.
A las II de la noche un gran
baile en- ell DCircUlo de Bellas
Aries, seguido de cena fra.
Terminara ell programa con Ia
entrega de los titulos de propie
dad de la casa donde naciera en-
La Rambla, provincial de Cor
dCba.
La subscription pdblica para
la adquisici6n de la casa sigue
alberta en- los Centres radical
les.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
PRESENTO Ell A
Ell CONTRATO DEL GIN
CINNATI

A los concejales present6 aver
el alcalde Chancey I'm contrato
para que ell Club Cincinnati, de
Ia Liga Naci0nal, practique a
.qUi en- Ia temporada de 1885,
con la condici6n de que ell te-
reno de Plant pueda ser utili-
zado tambien por el Club To
ronto, de la Liga international,
81 Sc decide a venir.
Ell c~ontrato tiene va la fir
ma del vicepresidente y admit
nistrador general de los Rojos.
Mr.. Chancey espera que ell
Toronto acepte ''la hospitali-
dad de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
S0CIALES

Fernandez Rey, Presidente de
la sociedad.
A las 2:30 empezara ell bale,
con Los Bohemios, en- ell salon
de abajo, y Mano Sanchez ell
los altos.
Esta noche Sc reuniran los
muchachos de la Secci6n de Re.
creo para tomar importantes a
cuerdos rekacionados con esta
fiesta, por 10 que Sc suplica IL
asistencia de todos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
SHOLTZ ESPERA INFOR-
MES DE LOS SHERIFFS

Tallahassee, Agosto 90 Ell
secretario del gobernador, Sr.
j. P. Newell, manifesto aver
que su Excelencia espera infor
mes de los sheriffs sobre 10 que
han hecho para impedir que las
maquinas de jugar sigan funcio
ando en- ell estado.
"Espera ell gobernador que
no tuncionen esas maquinas Y
que no vuelvan a funcionar en-
su termino,
eel exige de los sheriffs ell
exacto cumplimiento de sus ms
trucciones." /
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
las oposiciones a IA

plazas de maestras sc han pre-
sentado a examen 425. Los tri-
bunales examinadores Sc reuni
ran entire los dias S y 7 de sep
tiembre.
La marina nacional gas j..
tara 500, 600 en- los Estados u
nidos, en- dos aviones, ametra-
II dcras y armamentos.
-Aumenta ell numero de o.
positores a la comision del tu-
rismo. La comision tiene un
presupuesto de $50, 900 y el
presidente CANA un sueldo de
$1,000; ell secretario, por no
ser menos, tambien CANA 1900
pesos.
Ell sargento Trabanca, ex-
perto en- explosives, mantiene
que no Sc pudo tirar desde un
automovil la bomba que hicie-
ra explosion en- ell domicilio del
DIR. Diaz Cruz, secretario sin
carteras en- ell gabinete de Men
dieta. Los danos causados por
ell ~artefacto pasan de 100000.
-Cumpliendo una orden del
jefe de policia tomo aver pose
sion del mando de la 5a. de-
marcacion ell nuevo captain Sr.
Ignacio Herrera.
Al preside de Isla de Pr
nos fueron trasladados aver,
bajo fuerte escolta, ell conan
dante Angel Echevarria y el
captain Erice. ALI Sc quedaran
hasta que resuelva la Asam
blea Constituyente.
-Sabese que hay 12O en-
pleados machadistas en- la Sc
cretaria de comunicaciones. FL
numero de rompehuelgas con-
tratado por ell secretario Sua.
req llega a 583.
Una nueva campana con :
ira los vendedores de cigarri :
Hos de mariguana y traficantes
de drogas heroicas sera inicia-
da por la policia, a peticion del
secretario de sandal, DIR. Ra-
fael Loire.
-Muy pocas personals vIsi-
tan ahora al expresidente Me-
nocal, en- su Residential del We
dado. va no puede repartir
puestos. Los reporters vieron
ALI a los Sres. Miguel Coyula
y DR.. Cuervo Rubio.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
TREMENDA EXPLOSION
EN- LA ARGENTINA

Buenos Aires, Agots0 29-In
forman de Campana que ALI hi
cieron explosion doce tanques
de gasolina Y %aceite, perdiendo
la vida A personals y sufriendo
heridas 300.
Temese que II de los heridos
fallezcan, dada la gravedad de
VI estado. Centenares de perso-
mas Sc han curado en- su domici-
lilo de heridas de menor impor-
tancia.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29

La fiesta del Centre ESpdH0l
Damos hoy nuevos detalles.
del gran festival del domingo,
en- ell edificio de West Tampa.
He aqui parte del programa
para csc dia.
A las 10 y media Sc abriran
las puertas, y a las II entrarail
los ~gaiteros, iniciandose un
concurso de cantos y bales que
durara media bora. Ell almuer-
20 Sc servira a las II y media.
La nota de fuerza sera un
match" de boxeo entire los en-
t~usiastas Manuel F. Rubio pa
rruca), y Jose R. Colmenares
actuando de referee" ell Sr.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
NF0RM AC!ON
DEL PUERTO

Arrib6 de Boston y New York
con carga general, ell vapor a..
mericano Brazos.
La goleta inglesa Rosita ira
jo IN cargamento de bananas.
procedente de Belize.
Salleron aver varios vapores,
"a motonave holandesa Madoe-
ra y la goleta Oral. Tosta. -
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
Pleitos y Divorcios

Minerva de Arriba contra Jo-
Sc de Arriba; NJ. S. Thomas
contra Jose R. Thomas; S. J.
Elsberry contra Miles H. ORA
per; Milton L. Yeats contra E.
Cunningham; Carl O. Lopez
contra V. E. Lopez, decreto.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
Para OSWnLditO

FUFu US1UUTUItO
Gracioso nino, hijo de los
apreciables esposos Manolo y
Arrange, sera la fiesta
que sus padres celebraran en- su
hogan de la Gale II 1925, con
motive de cumplir su primer
ano de vida.
Reciban los padres mi since
IA f%elicitacion por la dicha que
Experimental en- ell cumplea-
nos de su primogenito.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
Operdda

En- ell Sanatorio del Centre
Asturian9, en- ell dia de aver, la
Srta. Maria Rodriguez, hija de
los esposos Maria y JESUS Ro-
driguez.
Con notable rapidez y feliz
resultado oper6 ell notable CRU
jano DR.. Juan Silverio.
Su eStado es satisfactorio.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy Y mana.
ma.
Maxima temperature 90 gra-
dos; mfnima, IA.
Marea alta a las aga a. m.
y 5:29 p. m, Marea ba.ja a las
II :26 a. m. y II :01 p. m.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29

TRUMAN
En- la Babel de Hero, los
meritisimos violinistas Pepito
Riesgo y Pedro Vidal Cruz, Sc.
gun noticias recibidas de New
York.
Grata nueva para sus mu-
chas amistades.
BESIDE la terra que les VIC
nacer lie enviamos calida felici-
tacion.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
Su edad es de 81 amos y pesa

cerca de 200 libras. Els aficio-
! nado a fumar y beber.
Su hijo, de Is amos, cast tient
la misma fuerza que el, y acos-
TUNDRA a jugar con poleas de
hero de bastante peso.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
Souvenir Social Club

Souvenir Social Club
Los planes para ell bleach
party" que esta agrupaci6n iba
a efectuar ell Dia de los Traba-
jadores, no han llegado a cris-
talizar. Sc ha prohibido a los
camiones ell llevar excursionis-
tas a las playas.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
De nueUO en- Sus ldbOres

De nueUO en- sus ldbOres
Ell conocido peluquero de la
barberia de Pedrito, Mario Ro-
drlguez, que ell pasado domingo
contrajera matrimonio.
Quedan enterados sus hume
rosos clientes.
Cesar RiUer0.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29
Los BOhemi0s

Como de costumbre volveran
a trasmitir esta noche, de 7 y
media a 8 desde la estaci6n
WDAE.
La gaceta., 1934-08-29

R:csterole ahuyentS q.
1oior y 10 reel plaza CON m naxaH~s
nIenestar exquiaito y calm enA~-
"F0tese suavemente la parte afeeSs -
Es un unEt:ento blauco " N--ss
elsoorado de aceite de m~osta1a. NJ,
%sSe DE procurar hoy. minmo sh
Mustercle EN- su farnacia. Precaoa.
ooc. ORC americana en- potee'
soDost tamano de hospital SS01
A CUALGUIER SIN a pR MxzrN
PARCHO DE MOSTAZA.
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Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-05
CHIEFS SON
HURT BADLY
IN ACCIDENT

I've been criticized by some par
ents and citizens for confiscating
bicycles from boys because they
have not been equipped will,
lights" Chief Oswalt said today
Il knew I was right in taking the
bicycles away from boys but I was
made doubly sure last night when
my own Jack suffered broken
leg because he did not have light
on his bicycle"
The youngster, according to the
chief, had attended the fair yester-
day afternoon and after doing his
chores around the house was in
such a big hurry to get to the show
that he took his bicycle without
having the light which his father
insisted should be on the bicycle at
all times.
Returning from the show Jack
was proceeding west on Main street
when Virgil Smith, driving his car
cast. was making the turn into
Ninth street. Smith had no chance
to see the youngster until too late
to avoid a collision and crashed in
to him. The boy was taken to La
Solana hospital where it was found
his leg had been broken.
1T was Jacks fault Chief OS-
walt said, land no blame can be at
tached to Mr.. Smith. Jack should
have had a light on his bicycle but
like SO many of his elders he
thought he could take chance and
get away with it.
Parents who criticize the police
for taking their youngsters bicycles
from them should remember that
we are only trying to save them
hospital bills or worse. If they take
this view of it I am sure they will
cooperate with us by seeing to it
that the bicycles are equipped with
lights"
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-05
Cattle Judging
Starts Tuesday

Judging of the cattle, sheep and
swine exhibits at the county fair
will begin early tomorrow according
to George L. Winwright, assistant
farm advisor in charge of this de-
partment.
E. r. Gordon, extension specialist
in dairying, will arrive today to con-
duct the judging. According TO Win
wright, the exhibits are finer this
year than ever before and both
barns are filled.
With the exception of one Jersey
entry, the dairy cattle exhibit feat
urcS Guernseys and Holsteins.
Three large exhibits have been en-
tered by w. A. Scheniman, H. G..
Farnsworth and W. B. Havekorst.
In this group and in others arc
some of the finest blood lines in the
country, states Winwright.
In the sheep exhibit the county
farms foundation herd OF Suffolk
sheep is particularly good, while in
addition to the c. and M. and the
Loveland Rancho large entries of
hogs, the county farm, the All clubs
have a fine representation in the
fat swine exhibit.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-05
MORE NAMES
INSCRIBED ON
PROPERTY LIST

At 1l:5O o'clock this morning F.
w. Greer filed with the county re-
cordcr two deeds containing total
of 1889 names of persons as Co
grantees to certain property lying
near. Or under. Salton Sea. This
with "a other names filed just be-
fore noon on Saturday by JOSEPH
w. Jobes to part of tract near E.
Centre, and the 1888 previously
filed last week, brings the granc
total to 3546 new county property
holders and qualified irrigation dis
trict voters.
1t was learned at the county re-
corder's office that at noon today
the time passed in which to get
names on the assessment roll for
the current tax year so that no fur
ther lists are expected to be filed.
The first deed filed by Green con-
tanned 1157 names and was to the
NEh of the NWb of the NWh of
the SEh of section 26, T10S, R13E
The second deed granted an undi-
vided half interest in the NWh of
the NWh of the SWh of section
26, T10S, Rl3E.
The first name on this list filed
this morning is that of A. j. Kalin,
irrigation district director from the
Brawley district Kalin is also the
subject of quo warranto proceed
ings, alleging he is not qualified to
act as director of the district be-
cause he is not a bona fide proper
ty owner.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-05
Films Lose To
Russian Princess

LONDON. March 5. U,p)-Prin-
cess Irinia Yousoupoff, niece of the
late czar, was awarded damages of
$4,000 pounds ($l26,8O by the jury
today in her suit against the Metro
Goldwyn- Mayer Film company.
The verdict furnished the vindi-
cation of her honor which the prin-
cess sought. She charged that she
was libelled in the film, "Rasputin
and the Empress" alleging that the
character Natasha in the film rep
resented her as having been Sc
duced by the mad monk
Her suit did not specify the
amount of damages sought. She
has a similar suit for $2,000,000
pending in New York, as well as
suits in other European countries
and against large group of indi-
yidual British theatres.
NEW YORK, March S. U.H-
Plans to file as quickly as possible
thousands of suits estimated to run
into many millions of dollars
against every United States theatre
that exhibited the picture "Raspu-
TIN and the Empress were report
ed today by legal authority close to
Princess YOusseoupoff,
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-05
lCOntinued On Page g.
|NSULL MUST
co TOMORROW

ATHENS, March 5. U.P)-Police
today notified Samuel Insull Chi
cago utilities man, that he must
leave the country tomorrow
insult, whom the United States
government seeks to extradite in
order that he may be tried on char
ges concerning the collapse of his
utilities interests, was isolated at
his hotel and said he was gravely
ill.
The foreign ministry on Saturday
notified the ministry of interior
which is the police authority, that
insult must go.
The government insisted on In
sull's departure because it feared
the American government would be
angry if insult were sheltered here
longer Originally he was to be ex-
PEELED January 81, but won extern
sion Of time on the plea of illness.
So far as was known insult had
made no effort to obtain travelling
papers, and has not asked for an
American passport.
However, John Rails, minister OF
interior, told the United Press that
insult would be provided by the
Greek government with special i'd
entity papers.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-05
GENERAL SAYS
PLAN CHANGED
BY WOODR|NG
BY EDWARD w. LEWIS
United Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, March 5. Test
imony of high army air corps Off
GERS that specifications for 100
planes under a $7,5O0,OOO PWA al
lotment were changed by Harry
Woodring, assistant secretary of
war, to permit competitive bidding,
was made public today by the
house appropriations committee.
The change, Brig. General Ben
jamin d. FouloiS, chief of the air
corps, testified at secret hearings.
lowered the cruising radius and
ceiling of the craft to be purchas-
ed, as compared with original Spe-
cificationS submitted to Woodring.
Testimony of Foulois and Brig
General Henry C. Pratt came dur
ing subcommittee hearings on the
war department supply bill which
was reported out today.
The negotiated contract proposal
which Woodring turned down has
been used by the air corps general
ly during the last six years con-
trary, members of the house mill
tary affairs committee charged, to
the law requiring competitive bids.
General Pratt, testified he was
unable ito prove or disprove" a
statement by Representative Collins
Dem) Mississippi, that the origi-
nal procurement plans "in some
way or other were revealed" to
certain concerns"
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-05
PUBLISHERS
MEET WITH
OFFICIALS S

Newspaper publishers of Imperial
Valley gathered at the Barbara
Worth hotel this noon for a lunch
con and meeting witt. Maitland r.
Henry. president of the California
Newspaper Publishers association
and other officials of the organiza
ton.
The newspaper code, recently
signed by President Roosevelt, and
plans for obsel vance of "NeWspa-
per Appreciation Week, which will
be held the first week in April and
also tie years program for the as
sociation for this year were discuss
ed.
Accompanying President Henry
were Clark F.. Waite and Frank
Rospaw, vice presidents of the asso-
citation, Miss E. r. Alien, in charge
of the Los Angeles office of tho
association, ana John B. Long
general manager.
The party left this afternoon for
San Bernardino.