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The Washington times., 1935-03-16
Franklin Simon
Profit Smaller
international News Service

Franklin Simon & Co., for the
year ended January 13, 1885,
showed a net loss of $241, ,103
against $548,831 the year before.
The excess of proceeds Of life
insurance policies over cash sur
render values, $401,616, was not
included in the statement, but
credited directly to earned sur
oluS
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
JUNEAU NET UP

Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Company reported for 1884 net
income of $1,922,766 after all
charges except depletion, equal
to $1.28 per share, as compared
with $1,497,253 or 81 per share
in 1893.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
mutual DIVIDEND

Merck & CO. has declared an
initial dividend of 10 cents on
the common stock and the regu'
lar dividend of So on the pre-
ferred, both payable April ! to
holders of March 18.
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
NEW VIRGINIA TAGS

ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE,
Va, March 16-The 1885 Vir-
ginia automobile tags are on sale
at the office of the new distribu-
tor, R. C. L. Moncure, opposite the
court house. April Is is the last
day 1884 tags can be used
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
N. Y. Curb Quotations
HIGH Low lClose

High Low IClose
Aero supply B: :, leg. ,ss% e" 9"
Allied Mills .......... 13% 1874 1885
Alum Co of Am...... sac S4h S4h
Alum Co of Am piece. 70 70 10
Am Cyanam B. ....o..l 145A 153s 15%
Am Gas & EI.....o.. 1S% 1SA 1S%
Am Gas G. Ell pfd.... SO S61al SO
Ark Natl Gas A....s All 4S
Armstrong Cork .s... 17hl II z II u
Art Metal Works ..... 31sI 3lsI 81
Atlas Corp war....... 2 . ?
s siue Ridge .::::....: 1 IL IL IL
Blue Ridge CIV piece. 36 S6 36
Brazil Trac .......... S& S%I S%
Brit Col Pwr Ace. Az 24A 24A
Butler Bros soo.. 63s SIS 62s
Carrier Corp ........ 15B 1855 15h
Celanese of Am 1st pfI 95 931s 95
Cent Hud GEE vtc....l S&s S% 8&
Cent Sta Ell ...... 5-16I SIS 5-16
Cities Serv ....o...l y y 1915
Glove Tract ..........
Colum G&E CIV pf.. 35B S415 35b
Comm Edison ..".. 56 Sc Sc
Cmnwl & S war..s. b i u
Cons Copper M zee. ~ 2
Cord Corp s.S.oS.Ss. "a "a 2A
Cosden Oil .oososoos. Ills ZIG 7-l6
creole Petrol ..s...s. 1OA 1Oh 10h
Croft Brew ...o.Oso. 1b
Dictograph Prod ...ss. 5b 5B 5h
Distiliers seasrams.... 15b 1871 1875
Dow Chem. m............ 50 81 50
Eastn st Pow pfd B..
Elec B & S......."o. Az As 4ls
Elec B e. pfd. Az 4O3s 4O5s
Elec P Asso A....o.. 2l2 2i2 2l5
EQUITY Corp. Ia lis IA
European Ell dbr rts.. al "a y
Excello A & T........ 6i2 612 6l2
Falstaff Brew. ......... 3 3
Fanny Farmer new Slal sal SIa
Feeders Mfg A........ 9h 9h 9h
Fisk Rubber. IN 712I ~
Flintkote A.........l 12A 12lt 124
Ford Motor Ltd. 7l8I 7l2I IN
Ford of Can A........ 27hl 27AI 27h
Gen Pub Serv pfd... 25A 25A 25A
georgia Power 6 pfd. 55Al 551aI 55la
Glen Alden Coal. 16ss 16A 16 Is
Goldfield Cons ...... \ u \
Gray Tel Pay Sta..... S5 Sls Sh
Greyhound Corp .....1 32A 32b 321s
Gulf Oil ........s.... 81 81 So
Hail Hail Lamp .......... 4% As AS
Hecla Mining ........
Hiram Walker ....... 27%1 27h 27%
Hollinger Mines ...... 16Ss 161a 16Ss
Hudcon Bay NJ & S.. u II IL
Humble Oil .......... 46% 46b 46%
I1ss1si Hyss1Sf EGpa Ell 1td:::: :: l5%% * l5s l5s
Intl Hyd Ell Sys pf...
Int Mining .......... Il "A II
IrtOrnat Pet Ltd. 2SSs 2S% 2SSs
irving Air Ch....U... 81 ~ 81
Kruger Brewing ..H.i
Lake Shore Mines.ss.I 5SHl 5S%I 56%
The Washington times., 1935-03-16
High Low IClose

IalBnl
Lehigh C & Nav...... 66I
Lerner Stores ........ so
Libby McNeill & Lib 6%
Long Island 1t pf A. 40
Louisiana Land ...... 5hI
Mapes Con Mfg ....... 2S n
NcWilliams Dredge... %
Midvale Co.. 3S
Miss River Fuel bd rts. 4
Mohawk Hud Is 1st pf 80
Molybdenum Corp. 10
Montgomery Ward A. 1877
Nat Bellas Hess Inc... 16s
Nat Container.......s. 10
Nat Invest pf. f......oS. 1914
Nat Power & 1t pf. 80. 47h
Nat Rubber NJ. tn
Nat Service. e...s......o. Y
Natomas ....ss.ososos. 9Rs
Nehi Corp. "a
Newmont Min. ....ssss. 36
N Y Tel pf.......o..s. 120
Mag Huds Pow...oso. 2B
No c Texas Oil. 2A
North Pipe Line. ...... 5as
Pacific Gas pf...s.. 81
ohSSPSS O4A SssSoOOOsI ~
Park Davis .......... 81
Parker Rust Proof..o. 5S
Pennroad vic ....so.. Ia
Pepperell Mfg ...ss.s. 64k
Perfect Circle ....... 35h
Pioneer Gold ......... 95s
Pittsb Pl Glass ...... 81
Puget Sound pf .... 13A
Puget Sound s piece. Z
ure Oil IS pf ....:.... 26
Reynolds Inv ..s..... /
Russeks 5th Av ...... 31a
st Regis Pap. rs
Sherwin Williams ..... S7A
Smith, A. o. ....o.. So |
SOnotone ..........s.. 112 |
So Am Gid & Plat... S%
Southland Royalty .... Sal
Spiegel May st pf s... 92hi
st Oil of Ky ,.......... 19 |
Stein Cosmetic ..U... III
SHINES Hugo ........ 2
StutZ Motor ......a.. Bal
Sunray Oil (DDeD ..I 1
Sunshine Mining ...... 1881
Swift & Co new s.s... 1914
Swift Internal ...sss.. 32A
Swiss Oil Corp ..ooso.. 2A
Tastyeast A sssss... 5-16
Technicolor ........... 15A
Tex Gulf Prod ........ 81
Tonapah Mining ......I ri
Trans Lux ........... 2%
United Gas pf ....... 37hI
United L & PA....... &I
United Shoe NJ ....... 73hl
u. s. & Int Sec Sell. -.
U. S Radiator pf. ..... 13
United Verde Ext .... 3 |
Universal Inc ....... 9hl
West Auto Sup A.... so !
West Va Coal & Co.... az
West Pwr pf.......... 74%I
Wilson Jones ..rsnS 81
J Wright Harg MineS.sS Shl
The Washington times., 1935-03-16

"Ex. dividend.
1870 extra dividend paid March -
Evening star., 1935-10-26
EASTERN

Md. Ave. and Sixth st. NE.
Rev. Alfred z. Barrows. d. D.. Pastor.
11:OO a.m.-"THE GREAT TEACHER"
Is. S. Teachers Recognition Day)
o:3O a.m.-Bible School.
T:45p pm.-"THE GOAL OF LIFE"
Chorus Choir.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
TRIPS SCHEDULED
FOR CHURCH UNITS
Young Peoples 0rganiza.
tions Will Visit Local and
Outside Institutions.

The programs Of all young peoples
organizations Of Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church tomorrow will in
clude visits to local and out-of-town
institutions for study and inspection,
instead Of their regular meetings in
the church rooms.
Members Of the Sunday Evening
Club left at noon today on an auto
mobile trip to the coal mining area in
Corcone Creek Valley, Md, to study
conditions under which coal miners
and their families live. The members
will be guests tonight at Hook Haven,
mountain camp of Rev. w. G. Hook of
the Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church, near Frostburg. Tomorrow
the Mount Pleasant delegation will
be conducted through the area by
Philip Thomas, clerk of the Frost
burg Congregational Church, who will
also take them into mine. They will
return to Washington tomorrow night
Joining other local Congregational
young people, the Mount Pleasant
Church Young Peoples Forum and
the discussion group will visit the mu-
scum of the American Red Cross and
the Offices of the National Council for
the Prevention of War, where they will
be addressed by Gilbert Stringer of the
council staff. on "The Program for
Peace Action" Members of the
junior department of the church school
tomorrow morning will go to the Fran
ciscan Monastery on a visit in con-
iection with a study of the origin of
Professionalism and the rise of the
moDastic orders.
The Mount Pleasant Congregational
Chorus will give the first of series of
Sunday evening musical services at 8
o'clock tomorrow night, and at the
Adult Forum tomorrow morning, DR..
Frank w. Ballou, superintendent of
schools will speak on Character Edu-
cation"
DR.. Russell ]. Clinchy will preach
the second Of series of sermons on
Religion for Plain Man" tomorrow
morning. His subject is The Order
of Things"
Evening star., 1935-10-26
GERMAN Church
SITUATION TOPIC
Dr.. Sizoo to Preach at New
YORK Avenue Presby-
terian Church.

The position of the church in Ger
many will be discussed by DR.. Joseph
r. Sizoo, pastor at New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, tomorrow eve
ming as the latest of his series of talks
on LAS I Saw Germany"
DR.. SiZoo will deliver the COM
munion meditation in connection
with the observance of the sacrament
of the Lords supper at the morning
service.
At $50 am. Mrs. E. E. Danly of
the =. w. c. A. Board will address the
college students class on the general
theme Religion in Modern Life"
The Young people of the Christian
Endeavor Society will meet for tea at
6 pm. in the parish hall. Miss Ma
thilda Siegrist and Hiram Evans will
be hosts. A Seth Parker gathering"
will presented at GAS o'clock.
Presbyterian young people who have
recently come to Washington are in
vited to an "at home" Tuesday at
BIS pm. The reception will begin
promptly. followed by a brief program
and social hour Dr. Sizoo will bring
greetings. The Committee on HoSpi-
tality is headed by Mrs. Lulu Weber
Bryant and Hugh Stewart Smith.
The general chairman of the COM
mittee is Edward w. Martin. Miss
Muriel Keller is the secretary.
Thursday evening at DR.. Sizoo
will discuss the meaning and value
Of Corinthians"
Evening star., 1935-10-26
Central PRESBYTERIAN.

DR.. James H. Taylor, pastor, will
preach Sunday morning on The Con-
tribution of Calvanism to Thought
and Life SUNDAY night Dr.. Taylor
will preach on AN Ancient Prophet
Speaks to Modern Age" Thursday
evening a congregational dinner will
preceded the study of missions. Dr.
Edward Grant, executive secretary of
publication of the Presbyterian Church
in the United States, will speak.
Two young peoples societies are
being planned. one for the senior de-
partment of the Sunday school and
one for the intermediate department
of the Sunday school, The young
peoples friday night class has begun
the studies in the Old Testament
under the leadership of Dr. Taylor.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
PECK MEMORIAL CHAPEL

Pa. Ave, 2Sth and M Sts. NV.
IRVING w. KETCHUM. Minister.
11:00 am.-Sermon. Burning Bushes"
9:45 am-Sunday School.
Tues, p.m.-Ladies' Missionary Society,
A WARM WELCOME.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
SERVICE AT GLEN ECHO

Morning prayer and address by
Thomas G. Spence at the Chapel of
the Redeemer, Glen Echo, tomorrow
at $50 am. The theme of the ad-
dress will be Taking on the Pilot"
suggested by an ocean voyage.
The Chapel School will meet at
10:40 o'clock. For an experimental
period, the chapel is operating bus
for its Sunday school and other
children in Brookmont, Glen Echo
Heights, not now affiliated with any
school
At the reorganization meeting Of
the Ladies Guild of the chapel last
Friday evening. the following were
elected: President, Mrs S. E. Canada;
vice president. Mrs Blanche O'Dell;
secretary, Mrs. George Lowe, and
treasurer, Mrs. Henry T. McCuen.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
Gorsuch Methodist,

The pastor Rev Edwin A. Ross,
will speak tomorrow morning on
Clean Living" Rev. A. S. Now
bray. a former pastor. will speak at
the evening service on Life Rob-
beries." He will also talk at the Ep-
worth League service at 7:45 pm. on
THE Uniqueness of Christ" Appro-
pirate services have been planned on
November 3 and S, when this church
will celebrate its eighty-f1fth ami
versary.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
ALLIED YOUTH POST ID
TO MEET TUESDAY NIGHT
Mrs. v. Cleaver to Make Presen.
tation to Group-Halloween
Program Planned.

Post No. IA Of Allied Youth will
hold a regular meeting Tuesday at
7:45 pm. at Pierce Hall. Fifteenth
and Harvard streets. William Frank
Cleaver, chairman of the post, will
preside. There will be special pres
entation made to the post by Mrs.
v. Cleaver. There also will be
prominent speaker and Halloween
social program under the direction OF
Miss Josephine Heitmuller.
At the last executive meeting, at
the home of Miss Frances Breg, vice
president, plans were made for the
organization of an adult committee
and the Fall program was discussed.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
HOLY NAME MEN
WILL HOLD RALLY
Bishop Ryan viii Be Cele-
brant at Feast of King
ship of Christ.

Thousands of Holy Name men and
members of their families are ex-
pected to attend the annual celebra-
ton of the feast of the kingship OF
Christ tomorrow evening in the crypt
of the National Shrine of the I'M
maculate Conception, on the grounds
of Catholic University. The DEM
onstration is being sponsored by the
Washington section of the Baltimore
Archdiocesan Union of Holy Name
Societies, of which William H. Col
Iins is president.
Most Rev. James Hugh Ryan,
Bishop p-designate of Omaha and rec
tor of the Catholic University of
America, will be the celebrant of
solemn pontifical benediction of the
most blessed sacrament Assisting
Bishop Ryan as deacon will be Rev.
Joseph M Moran, pastor of the Church
of the Assumption, and Rev. w. Joyce
Russell, assistant pastor of st. Thomas
the Apostle Church, will act as sub
deacon. The sermon will be delivered
by Rev William F. Culhane of the
faculty of Mount st. Mary's College
and Seminary, Emmettsburg. Md.
Fifty-Seven branches of the Holy
Name Society of the Washington Sec
ton will send delegates to this rally
and religious demonstration.
At the close of the exercises the
pledge against perjury and blasphemy
will be recited by the assembled Holy
Name men. Students of the Catholic
University have been invited to at
tend.
Following the exercises in the north
wing of the crypt pilgrimage will
be made to the new tomb of the late
Bishop Themas Shahan, in the south
or memorial wing. Mr.. Collins has
extended an invitation to the general
public to the exercise. Assisting Mr.,
Collins is the following committee
William j. Toomey, Francis A. Nc
Cam, John j. Curtin, P. Frank Han
nan, Leo A. Codd, William j. Neale,
Caesar L. Aiello. Harry S. O'Neill,
Frank P. Cunning. Joseph T. Fitz-
gerald, Patrick J. Haltigan. <. S. s.;
John Hadley Doyle, Michael D.
Schaefer, Thomas K. Gallaher.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements at the Shrine and park
ing facilities is composed of James E.
Weeks, M J. Angerine, Joseph Sui
livan, John McGregor. William Nc
Closkey, Francis E. Smith. DR.. George
r. Ellis, Thomas E. Lucas and John
E. Bucklin.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
CATHEDRAL PLANS
PEACE SERVICE.
Fred B. Smith of New York
Will Deliver Address
Tomorrow.

A special service in behalf of ''in-
ternational friendship and peace" will
be held in the Bethlehem Chapel Of
Washington Cathedral tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock, with Fred B.
Smith of New York delivering the ad-
dress. He is chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee Of the World Alliance
for International Friendship Through
the Churches, and his subject will be
Europe in 1885"
Canon Anson Phelps Stokes of the
Cathedral staff will deliver the SER
mon at the service of choral litany
and holy communion in the Bethle-
hem Chapel at IL am. The holy COM
munion will be celebrated at 1880 am.
in the Bethlehem Chapel.
Mr.. Smith has devoted his entire
life as layman to the cause of re-
ligion in its social, national and in
ternational aspects. For Is years he
was leading figure in the religious
activities of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. He created the
Men and Religion Forward Move
ment" in 1911 and went around the
world the following year with Col
Raymond Robins. During the last
decade he has been chairman of the
Executive Committee of the World
Alliance for International Friendship
Through Churches.
He is now chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee of the General Coun-
Gil of the Congregational and Christian
Churches in the United States.
He comes to the Cathedral pulpit
in the absence of the Right Rev. James
E. Freeman, D. D., LII. D., who Is ac-
ministering confirmation in the par
ishes of Southern Maryland this week.
Bishop Freeman will visit Trinity
Church in st. Marys City tomorrow.
Pilgrimages through the crypt
chapels of the Cathedral will be held
Immediately following the II am. and
pm. services for out-of town men,
bers of the congregation.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
Silver Spring Baptist.

The pastor, Rev. J. Wesley Lofts,
closes his special series of messages
Sunday with The Pleasure of Today
at the morning hour and The Joys
of Forever" in the evening.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
PetWOrth BaptiSt.

'Activities AftergloW'' will be dis
cussed Sunday morning by the pastor,
Rev. Henry J. Smith. His subject for
the evening, "Stinting; Source Of
Poverty The stewardship course.
taught by Mrs Smith, will meet with
the B. Y. P. U. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at at the church. Mid
week prayer service Thursday night
at 8 o'clock, beginning a series on
Gods Foresight" The pastor will
teach the Yaden class for men for the
next two Sundays in the absence of
James G. Yaden, regular teacher. The
Philathea class for younger women,
taught by Mrs. Smith. is planning ex-
pansion programs for the Winter.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
Church of the TRANSPORTATION.

Rev. John ]. Queally, rector, will
preach tomorrow at 7:30 and IL am.
7:30 pm, and church school at $50
A corporate holy communion for all
organizations of the parish is to be
held on All Saints day, November l.,
at II am. Arrangements for a bazaar,
to be held December 5 and 6. are
being made by the Woman's Guild.
The senior choir, under the direction
Of Jesse Heitmuller. organist, meets
Friday evening at 7:30.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
Sptrttnaltst
MRS. ZOE EGGERS

Spiritual Readings BY Appointment
Phone District 1919
1924 X ST. NV. APT. 81.
MYSTIC CHURCH OF CHRIST
Services sunday and Wednesday at 8 pm.
Heaiing and Consultation Daily. I2 to 6
pm. Healing each meeting to 4 ON.
DR.. +. l.. DONCEEL. Teacher
I3I" r. 1. Ave. NV.
REV MOLLIE A. HALL. 10 Florida Ave.
NV: Spiritual Seance every Thurs 3 PM
Readings by appointment. Pot. 203S.
REV. MISTER 1908 r. /. Ave. NV. Mes
sage service Thursday. 8 PM. Advice
daily. No. 29O2.
PEOPLES SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. 1OI
9th St. W.-ClairsentientS: Jesse Smith,
Edward Irvine, .. D. Sunday. 3:30 pm:
Wednesday Friday (unfoldment class.
pm. Poetic horoscopes psychopoesy. pri-
Nate readings Met oh51
Evening star., 1935-10-26

GUNTON-TEMPLEs ,sts .@.,n .ns e.
Rev Bernard Braskamp. d. D.. Minister
9:45 a.m.-Church School
HOO a.m.-Sermon by DIR. Braskamp.
Forces Would Like to De-
feat"
6:45 pm.-Young Peoples Meeting.
Thursday. 8 pm. Preparatory Service
Evening star., 1935-10-26
Eedanta Society,

How to Maintain Poise in Action
will be the topic of the lecture tomor-
row at pm. by Swami Vividishan-
anda. Tuesday evenings he teaches
the Upanishads. the most ancient text
on Oriental wisdom. and on Thurs
day evenings he gives lessons on Raja
Yoga
Evening star., 1935-10-26
Mount Moriah Baptist.

At $50 am. tomorrow the Sun
day school will hold special eXer-
cises in connection with the inter-
national temperance lesson, "Belshaz-
EARS Feast" Rev. j. R. Randolph,
pastor. will preach at II am. At 7;30
pm. the Missionary Society will hold
an echo service. Prayer service Tues
day noon and 7:30 pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-30
REV. HERSHEL
FRAVEL
Pastor
IMPERIAL
COMMUNITY
CHURCH

auhorilve with
speaks with certainty to
created (Gen I'D
whose omnpotent will spoke
Bible mfod
which feels the
tragedies
better life of which he
in rational practical
redemption for sinful salvation prompted by Divine love- worked out on
avowed by the sepmesTh the Scriptures are they wlch testify
of surrounding the God
life all brought to life IN
Gods miracle Book,-he Bible
n it
hundred language and is
acmosfn h hearts, m
the rRa
OF
mu
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the evned u
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-30
Cultivate the Habit of Regular Church Attendance
"1he Church Has Something for You"
Gods Miracle Book The Bible uerschs BY pr.vel


II Timothy PIG II All Scripture is
given by inspiration of God and is profit
able for doctrine, for reproof, for cor
rection, for instruction in righteousness:
That the man of God may be perfect thor
oughly furnished unto all good works."
The Bible is the supreme text book of
the true Church of Jesus Christ, and is a
miracle book from every standpoint 1t is
record of miracles and is itself miracle.
The Bible is miraculous in its origin,
for "holy men of old spake as they were
moved by the Holy Ghost" II Pet. l: :2D
Some forty authors writing over a period
of fifteen hundred years have written with
unequalled unity of thought and singleness
of purpose. If forgers of lies, these authors
are the most consistent, most intelligent,
most humble, and most honorable set of
crooks known in human history. The Bible
is overwhelmingly Jewish, but has found
its greatest acceptance among Gentiles and
much of its antagonism among Jews Its
sixty-six books compiled by different men
of remote times have been preserved and
canonized in way that is nothing short
of miracle
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-30
Salvation Army

This is the sixth of series of nspiratiOndI pages
that UiH appear in this paper each Ceek bringing to
you the Uielrs of Ell Centre clergymen.
This campaign has been made possible BY The
generous support and cooperation of the firms and
individuals whose names appear the page.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-30

Glad To Extend Our Support
Imperial Valley Building and Loan Assn.
Barbara Worth Water Company
per
Deliver
Compliments OF the
Frost Floral Company
"say With
Tyler Insurance Agency
Every Churches Sunday"
DR.. Blume Chiropractic Health Office
Count Ne This Worthwhile Movement
"Our Heariest Congratulations On
Your Go To Church Campaign"
Ed. Royce Transfer Company
42l Main Street
FL Centro Hatchery
Saddle Rock Cafe
"a Delightful Place To Dine"
Heaiest Congratulations This Worthwhile Campaign"
THE Right Move In The Right Direction"
Pioneer Service and Storage Garage
Signal Complete Service Station
Largest Best Weighing Scales Imperial Valley
"Sue, Will Help This Campaign
Our Churches Our Institutions Character Building
Mrs. Evalyn B. Westerfield
County Recorder -'t@@@-
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-30
Ell Centro Poultry Yards

Ell Centro Poultry Yards
To congratulated-We Arc
Your Plan One Hundred Per Cent"
FL Centro Fish Market
En-"
Just About Anything The Market Affords
From Imperial the
Webb Grocery and Market
Colsons Grocery
Lincoln Grocery
Every Campaign"
Hafer Sheet Metal Works
I'VE Not Very Big Can We Get The job Done".
OF Course Count Us
Wilson Machine Shop
Every Wish-We IT.
Compliments of
Sunland Dairy
The Cramer Baking Company
Extend
Compliments of
Hulse Anderson Company
Wishes
Natural Gas Corporation of California
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-30

- Ritz Flower Shop
I'VE Are Glad Support Churches Ell
The c and E Root Beer Stand
Street
"A Safe For Mother. Wife and The Kiddes'
Assist This Campaign
Montgomery Ward and Company
Hurst Service Station
fright Diego"
In
Brown Bilt Store
f.... Utmost In Shoes
We Are soldy Behind The Churches OF Imperial Valley
Dunlaps
I'VE Are Glad support Worthwhile Move"
.'.. Compliments
Imperial Valley triple A" Water Co.
Yuma - Ell Centre - Brawley
Compliments
California Frock Shop
Mode oDay" Frocks
500 Main Street
HkuZ2SK kn"v. ans Drink rim s.s.", That
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-25
You Are Invited
TO this FOme-C Coming Party :. See
THE Most Complete Lime of
New 1885 Appliances!

WE WANT EVERY HOUSEWIFE Ell
Fall Opening the Radios Phco and "GE the
regerao
also the washers and other appliances display the Fall Opening
Schmtt5. There's a
La opinión., 1935-08-25
LEA UD. ola OPINION"
LISTAPARA..
(Viene de Ia Primera Pas.)

co ha causado sensation, pues has
ia ahora Sc creia que su papel Sc
reduciria a g~estionar I'm buen en-
tendimiento entire Italia y Abisinia,
pero no a adoptar una politica mas
firme, a base de bayoetas y cano-
mes.
Sin embargo, ell premier Musso-
lini eontinua firme en- su politica
respeeto a Abisinia, pues en- Ma
poles Sc estaba reeistrando hoy ell
%ombarque del mayor ndmero de
tropas que haya salido hasta ahora
con destino al Africa orienta.
Los observadores de la politiea
italiana opinan que Mussolini no
eambiara de actitud y que lIevara
a eabo sus planes, sin importarle
euantas medidas sean tomadas por
los paises extranjeros en- contra
suya.
Los peri6dicos opinan que Ingla
terra no podra bloquear ell Canal
de Suez. por la sencilla razon que
Italia tiene igual derecho, y en- csc
case euenta a su vez con una es-
cuadra suficientemente ~poderosa
para imponer tambien Ell bloqueo.
Ell cual seria desastrozo para ell
concrete ingles. porque u barcos
tendrian que rodear hasta ell Sur
de Africa en- su trafico comercial
con las midas y ell Leland Oriente.