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Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
WORLD SILVER.
MART SAVED.
BY TREASURY.
Purch ase Averts
Any Further
Collapse

LONDON, Dec. Il. CUP)
United States treas
ury today saved the world
silver market from further
collapse when it bought a
comparatively small block and
permitted establishment of a price
at 2712 pence an ounce-equivalent
on the basis of the latest pound
sterling quote to 81 cents a fine
ounce.
The United Press learned the
American treasury bought slightly
less than 7ia per cent OF the total
offerings, which ranged from five
to six million ounces. The purchase
was rationed off among the sellers
on the basis of offerings.
Meanwhile it was decided to sus-
pend dealings in forward or future
silver until the spot situation is
cleared up.
Attempts to form a banking syn
dicate to save the market were
futile
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
CASE AGAINST
FIRM HEARD

Attempts to establish liability
for the alleged purchase of prod
ucts of a group of Westmorland
growers by the Growers Market
ing company and Robert Y. Kim,
began in Judge Vaughn N. Thomp-
sons court today.
The defendants are alleged to
have purchased perishable products
from the growers for which they
did not pay.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11

the valley to launch the work.
A total of 238 women will be
used at the start of the project and
$95, 1886 worth of materials already
has been ordered for use in the
county wide projects. Machines are
said to be available for use in the
units.
Ell Centro's sewing project will
begin in the old SERA sewing
room on State street with 60 wo-
men assigned, Mrs. Carlisle said
The Brawley project will start with
81 women, Calexico with 33, Holt
vile with %, Imperial with IA,
Calipatria with II, and Bard with
an undetermined number.
Mrs. Marcia Delp, who had
charge of the SERA sewing project
last year, will be supervisor of the
countrywide project while unit su-
pervisors will be appointed.
Finished products will go to the
surplus commodity division of the
SRA for distribution among the
needy.
1t is hoped the workers will fin
ish between $4,000 and 10000 gar
ments before the project closes.
Outside of the housing and utilities
Mrs. Carlisle pointed out, the gov
ernment will support the entire
project.
Salaries for unskilled workers on
the project will be $44 a MONTH
or 12O hours work, Mrs. Carlisle
said. The semi-skilled workers VIII
draw $50 monthly; the skilled Ia
borers (machine mechanics ane
Continued on Page 2, Col. ID
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
SPREE STAGED
TO WAKE TOWN

FLORENCE, Ariz., Dec. IL. UP
An 18-year- Florence stenograph-
er was in Jail today because she
staged spectacular Christmas
shopping spree with worthless checks
lust to give people something to
talk about because it's so quiet here.
The girl bought a large of cloth
ing and other articles and was about
to board a bus for Phoenix when
deputy sheriffs detained her.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
MORE RADIO
SETS PUT in
POLICE CARS

Five new short wave radio receiv-
ing sets were installed in automo-
biles used by the Imperial county
sheriff's department today. This
number added to the three installed
in machines last week, brings the
total to eight
Two more sets, which are expected
to arrive soon, will mean 100 per
cent radio equipment for the sher-
ifs department.
Broadcasts are made at inter
vale throughout the day and night
and Sheriff Robert Ware and his
deputies are perfecting their system
for using the radio in their work.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
MAN ON CHAIN
GANG SOUGHT
FOR FORGERY

One of Imperial county's chain
gang members, Jose Lata, was found
to be wanted by Los Angeles county
on eight counts of forgery, accord
ing to report on fingerprint copies
received by Sheriff Robert Ware to-
day.
Lata was arrested and convicted in
Calexico of petty theft and was
given 90-day sentence in the coun-
ty Jail. He was fingerprinted when
brought to jail and copies forward
ed.
The Mexican will have to face trial
in Los Angeles, the sheriff said.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
BANK DECLARES
EXTRA DIVIDEND

LOS ANGELES, Dec. H. WP-
An extra dividend of $1,000,000 in
addition to the regular quarterly
dividend of $1,250,000 was declared
today by directors of Bank of Amer
lea National Trust and Savings as
sociaJicn. This brings total divi-
dends for the year to $6,O0000O
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
There'll Come a Day

R.R. has been living in anticipa-
ton for years of seeing Police Chief
Lon Cromer of BraWley excited, and
it looks like good opportunity on
Tuesday night when the A. and P.
store burned. Disappointment again!
Lon might just as well have been
sitting down to dinner. One of these
days, though, that mans going to
draw an ace to straight flush
and when he does-R.R. would like
to be there.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
TRAIN KILLS
WAR VETERAN

LOS ANGELES, Dec. IL. WP)-
George Gillard, 42-year-old Tucson
war veteran, was dragged several
hundred yards and killed last night
when his coat caught on freight
car he was attempting to board.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
TWO SENT TO
COUNTY JAIL

Ben Baskette and Bert F. Martin
were sentenced to eight days in
the county Jail on charges of va
grancy. Sentence was pronounced
in Ell Centro justice court We'd
nesday morning by Judge J. E.
Simpson.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
49,! ~
i ~
~ AMBLING
KEPoRTER I1E'111l11 Err
Says

What Load
Yes, even for "Toofie" Samaha to
carry. At the end of 18 holes Tues.
day "Toofie" was plumb exhausted.
Anyone who knows anything knows
that Joe Martin weighs solid 180
pounds, and when you lug that much
weight around the Barbara Worth
Country Club course you are entitled
to at least one oleander. How come,
Joe?
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
Good for the Manufacturers

OUou IUT tHt WdhuIactufcfs-
1t required 1924 reams of scratch
paper and six dozen and half
pencils. besides two hours of con-
ference, for the supervisors of I'm
perial and San Diego counties to
convince each other they all want
ed the same thing in spite of all
the argument about an inspection
station on the county line In 9TH
er words, if all the material were
placed end to end, it probably
would reach from the extremity CT
Slim Graham's little toe to the top
of his head-or around Andy Pre-
ble's increasing waist line.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11

orably, accepting the proposal at
least as basis for negotiations.
AS finally agreed upon, the peace
plan is said to provide in sub
stance:
l. Italy to receive a strip of
territory along the Eritrean from
tier roughly corresponding to that
now occupied by Italian troops.
2. A portion of Ogaden province
in the southeast, bounded by a
straight line drawn through the
towns of Dolo and Gorrahei, to go
to Italy.
3. Italian colonization to be per-
mitted in fertile area bordering
on Britain's Kenya colony in the
south, the colonization to be ad-
ministered by a chartered COM
pany, dominating the country econ
omically.
4. Ethiopia to receive corridor
TO the Red Sea with facilities for
building a branch line from the
Adds Ababa-Djibouti railway to
its cwn post-either Aassab, Erl-
trea, Or Zeila, British Somallland.
5. The league to assist in de-
velorment of the remainder OF
Ethiopia, the emperor to retain full
sovereignty.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
In Self Defense

Now and then an inqulsitive in
dividual who mistakes someone else
for R.R. demands Indignantly why
this column never prints the foibles
of its writer. So-lay on, MacDuff!
Did you ever try opening cocoa
nut in boat on the Salton Sea with
out the usual opening devices? The
thing is impregnable. R.R., being
OF inventive mind, solved the prob
lem by the use of a 38 calibre re-
volver, business end too. The muz-
zle was three feet from the cocoa
nut, the trigger was pulled. The
breeze did not ever stir hair on
the taunting shell. So R.R. ate ap-
Piles.
Satisfied?
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
JAILED
III MURDER CASE

Jose Antonio Monies, 24-year-od Mexican arrest
West shortly before today at the request of
Texas officials who have murder and burglary charges
against him.
The Mexican found picking lettuce along with
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11

more than 100 other 1aborers when
Fred Elliott, deputy sheriff, were
after him Wednesday morning. He
was handcuffed and brought to
Jail to await instructions from
Texas.
Details of the charges were not
forwarded Imperial county officers
by the Ell Paso, Texas, sheriff's
office.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
WOMEN WILL
BE PROVIDED
JOBS BY WPA
Program Starting Early Next Week to
Absorb County's Entire Case Load
For Eight Months

Works Progress Administration clothing projects will
be under in Imperial county early next week and the
work will absorb the entire county womens load for
the next eight months according to Mrs Noa Carlisle
supervisor of womens work in district No. B. who in
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
PEACE PLANS
TURNED OVER
TO MUSSOLlNI
Favorable Reply on French British
Program Seen-Small Nations
Bitter in DenunciatiOn

ROME, Dec H. (UP)-The French and British am
bassadors delivered to Premier Benito Mussonl late to-
day the of their Joint proposal for peaceful settle
ment of the Ethiopian war.
Mnssnlni was exnected within "a hours to reply faV-
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
Speaking of Golf

Massey Horton shot an "a Sunday
and can hardly wait until he gets
the woods and irons in hand again.
RR. would take up golf himself If
he figured it would make him feel
as good as it does the apothecary.
Massey figures maybe he'll make it
83 next time.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-11
ETHIOPIA THREATENS
M REJECT PROPOSAL

PARIS, Dec. II. (U.P) = Ethiopia
will reject any plan for settlement
Continued on Page 2, Col. y
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
Arnold Johns Thrills
Crowds at Plantation

Mothers Day was observed at
the Plantation Club during the
'Bnc Hour" Many visitors. and
guests filled the coy rendezvous.
lhore we're several out aof town
VISITORS from New York. Chicago.
S Louis and elsewhere.
Nraag tho guests artist who ap-
ro8rh an the cocktail program.
Arnold Johns. young author. com
POSER. ana dramutist Of New York
CITY who thrilled the audience
with gripping scenes from liam
ie'r H. MAS assisted by other
ncmbcrs of his cast Robert ally
den star of Emperor Jones' Miss
Helen Walsiinr who is portraying
the role OF Ophcla. anl Bilkon
Grimes who created q sensation III
The comedy with Arnold Johns
On Friday evening May a. at
The Y. w. C. a the curtain VIII
rise promptly al $50 p. m. Mem
bcrs Of the east are as follows
Nimrod Carney Emmadesn Bell.
Dora wallace Arthur Wise
George Higgins, william Scott and
Willamae Woods Tickets are now
on sale.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

The annual bridge luncheon OF
the st. Cyprians Girls Friendly
Society will be held Saturday,
MAY Is, at the Great Lakes Mutual
Life Insurance Building. on +.
Warren avenue. This outstanding
event. which is an annual feature,
will be sponsored by the Associ-
atcs and teen'-age members OF
society. The proceeds from the
benefit will be added to the Gram
brook Scholarship Fund.
II is the desire of the ST. Cypri-
ans Branch Of the society to send
four students TO summer school at
Branch of the society to send four
students TO summer school at
Cranbrook, in Bloomfield Hills
beginning In June.
The hostesss for the benefit par
~ will be Mrs. A. l.. Turner,
Mrs. Harold Bledsoe. Mrs. Mamie
Alexander, Mrs. Charles Green,
Mrs. Verlie Morton. Mrs. Haley
Bell, Mrs. Simms, Mrs S. w. Jen-
kins, Mrs. Christine Marlowe
Mrs. James Henderson. Mrs. J. p
wilkins, Mrs. C. S. Smith. Mrs
Cora Seymour. Mrs. Toodle, Mrs
Edith Robinson, Mrs. Mable Mos
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YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN news

Is still al the bedside OF he brother,
Mr.. 4. Shackford Of Battle Creek;
his Niic. Mrs Shackford is also
very m
The Thrift Club will open
Sandwich shop every Weekend at
10 - SO. Huron street.
The Womens Federation OF
Clubs met at the home Of Mrs Fa-
10y Harris ON Buffalo street
Tho order OF a. t. X. and d. OF
A. will hold ihcir annual thanks
giving at Second Baptist Church
SUNDAY. May 10, AT 3 p. m. The
Jolly Sixteen met last Saturday
with Mrs. Esiclla Henry. The Sec
ond Baptist Missionary Society met
at the home Of the president. Mrs.
Hazel Green After n short bust
ness meeting the ladies went In n
boly TO the home Of the Oldest
member. Mrs Margret Morris,
where they made merry over her
eighiy-third CS3) birthday. Her
daughter Miss Addie Morris and
grand daughter. Mrs. Marian
Kingsbary and great grand daugh-
ter. little MISS Alma kingsbury,
served lichl refreshments. Mrs.
Morris received many useful gifts.
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Nhli ttf,,t. urc win long skirt
lalu1 lroD short waist The lat
tor wearing an apple green dress
OF the same srylc Both girls wore
white slippers. with anklets to
match their dresses.
Esther Richards, the train-bear-
er. a niece Of the bride, was at
tired in pink chiffon dress,
daintily trimmed in sherring and
rufflcs. with white kid slippers and
anklets to match.
Allen Jones served as best man.
The ushers were Raymond Dean.
Alexander Miller. Charles Grigsby.
brother OF the bride, Charles
Marsh. brother of the groom and
Charles Mitchell
Following the ceremony a recep-
iion wah held az the home OF the
erooms sister. Mrs. Lille Ribers
on Norih End Drive, Ferndalc
Mich Il was attended by 207
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

Guests were Mrs, Rose Shears.
Mrs. vaser. and Mrs. Hattie Rich
ardson.
The sick ar Mr.. c. Henderson,
Mr.. +. Andrew. Rev and Mrs. Gar
ther Roberson's two youngest chill
dron. Harold and Junior and Mrs.
Gladys Benon Mrs. Alice Goodman
has improved at this. writing also
her husband. Mrs. Genevieve Will
son Sewers who Is quite III at her
mothers. Mrs. Minnie wilson Mrs.
Georgia Reed is also sick and Mrs.
Mary Brown on Frederick street.
Master Floyd Walls and his little
sister celebrated their birthday
May s. A dainty luncheon was serv-
ed
Mrs. Henry Walls of Essey, Ont.
and daughter, Mrs. Lydia Struthers
and her daughter OF Detroit, spent
several days here visiting their re-
latives and friends. The Modernis-
tic Club gave a surprise Luncheon
on Pastors wife Mrs Williams. II
was a delightful affair Mrs. Thel-
ma Fam has returned from Cleve-
land where she visited friends.
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Girls Friendly
of St. Cyprians
Plans fit

ley. Mrs. Dosey Simms, Mrs. Grey,
Mrs. Matthews. Mrs. Nell Brewer,
Mrs. Cabule. Mrs. +. Mckinney,
Miss Louise Henderson, Mrs. Jes-
sic Nickols, Mrs. NJ. b. Scott,
Mrs. II. Hawkins. Mrs. l.. Taylor,
and Mrs. Kendrick.
The Associates include Mrs.
Madeline Fowler. Mrs. Bessie
Morton. Mrs. Bculah Whitby. Mrs.
John Lewis, Mrs. John Blue. Mrs.
Beulah Carter, Mrs. Pressly, Mrs.
Geneva. Casey. Mrs. l. o. Graham,
Mrs. Nell Pettiford and Mrs.
Ernestine Postles. Mrs. Bernice
jones is the president
tasty lunch will be served
promptly at 1870 p. m. The girls
of the society have iIade nIteen
lovely prizes. Mrs. ArGenah Steph-
ems is field worker In charge OF
the affair
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

THE PUBLIC
is INVITED

The third Pheasant Sunday"
program. under the auspices OF
League No. | OF Bethel A. NJ. r.
Church. will be featured. Sunday
afternoon. May 10. at Bethel, at 4
O'clock
The artists 10 be featured on the
program will include the Mrs. Lola
Harris and her -four groups;
namely. the Detroit symphony
Singers, Excelsior Harmony Sing
ers. Junior IIarmoniaus and The
Harris Octctte
Tho Excelsior group Is radio
AMI concert aggregation and have
been highly commended by lead
ing danics for their perfect hum
ming and fine voice blending.
rhcy have sung over several local
radio stations ana AT prominen,
white churches Of Tho city.
Mrs Harris tho directrcss. IS
also one of ncirots outstanding
soloist She Will leave the citS
June 9 for a. conrert tour ia The
East including Now York City.
Buffalo. New Rochelle. AMI Jersey
City, Previously, She toured Cana
da. with her Elcclsior Harmony
Singers.
The sponsors for the program at
Bethel Sunday are Mars Louise
Jones. Mrs. Lila stewart, Mrs. J..
I.ayillatost. Mrs Carrie Priest Mrs.
r. Avery 4 !. Young Charles
simmons William Boone- and Mrs.
Rosa l. Cragg
a great treat Is IN store. and a
capac'tv aulicnce + expected The
public is cordially invited.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
Couple Unite
In Early Spring
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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
MRS. FLEMING
ADDRESSES
GROUP

Mrs Rcairicc Flcning was quest
speaker at the Bpisncss Peoples
luncheon Of the Northwestern
Branch Of the p. II W Trade As
sociation al Hartford Avenue
Baptist Church Thursday, May ..
Sho represented the beauiieians,
who were in charge Of tho pro-
cram. and in addition to pointing
on some Of the problems con-
fronting the boauiicians. stressed
the need for cooperation in that
field.
l.. c. Blount. of the Great Lakes
Insurance CO.. wns "A guest ana
made an interesting talk.
Rev Charles Hill IS president OF
the branch organization.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

es in his business Ia course of his
talk hp stressed these points: stop
throwing the rock and hiding your
hand Trade with your own, and
make preparation for your youth"
Mr.. Cutler is well known and
highly esteemed in business cir
cles. and his address was enthusi-
astically received
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
MRS. SADLER'S
CLASSES GIVE
PROGRAM

wednesday afternoon. April a.
the group of women under the
leadership of Mrs. Vera Jackson
Sadler. sponsored a very fine pro-
gram. at the home OF Mrs. Mayme
Harper. $50 Mt. Vernon, marking
the close of the class for this sea-
son.
The program was as follows:
Mrs. Mayme Harper. an advanc-
Ell member OF the class. gave n
reading. entitled. Pass II On
Miss NJ. Louise Reid. missionary
ana social service work director
OF Second Baptist talk on Grasp
ing Opportunities as They Pass
Mrs. Helen Poole. reading. What
| Live For" Mrs. Gamble. OF
Lucy Thurman Y. w. c. \. talk on
Work Being Done at the y. W
G. A. For the women Of Detroit;
Mrs. Goldie Blakeley and Mrs.
Grace Hamilton. readings
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
LOCAL DEMONSTRATION OF RUMFORD BAKING POWDER
COMPANY CLOSES WITH GREAT SUCCESS

Baking Powder. TO eliminate their
stay in this city they conducted the
finest cooking school colored De-
trot has ever had the pleasure to
witnessing.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

Many cooking and sales demcnstra-
tions were held during their stay
hero and they met thousands OF
or citizens in many place AMI cle-
.y,rlf brought to their attention the
ouistandinr mcrites OF Rumford
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

people brought the merits Of Rum
ford Baking Powder forcefully TO
lhe attention of Dctroit's 10000
families 'lhey have amply demon
srated the highly quality Of their
product and its economy in use.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

O ,aiesdav May ) Ramon ;
~rrlges ana Mrs Cora Scott re-
pres niaiiNos ef The llnmtorl Iiak-
u Powder Company lctt Detroit
ar,era stay 81 about six months.
n-lL othi. n.riod lhrao splendid
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
HAPPY srxTEEN SOCIAL CLUB

The clubs weekly meeting was
held with Mrs. Ella Coles. lie
club members are making elabo-
rate preparations TO entertain
'heir guest, 1T :he club spring
dane. SATURDAY. May Is a; J35
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
CAMEO BRIpGETTE CLUB

The business meeting Of the club
was held at the home of Mrs. Rose
Cochran. 1927 Brush. Friday even
ing. May 3. All members were pre-
sent After the completion OF busi-
ness details. two course lunch
con was scrycd
The girls Of the club arc inyit-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
------------------------'
SPECIAL NOTICE

We do not incorporate In club
news and other social items. cards
of thanks as cards OF thanks are
forms OF advertisement which
must be paid for.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
EAST SIDE BRIDGETTEs

The club held business at the
home OF the president, Miss Fam
ME Davis, 5119 st. Aubin. After
the business session, the hostess
served an elaborate repast. which
all present enjoyed.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
FOIR O'clock 3RIDGETTS
CIIB

Mrs. b. j. Moore 252 Palmer,
was hostess to the club AT their
meeting. Wednesday. May l bridge
was played. highest core being
made by Mrs. Talliaferro; Mrs. L..
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
Study Club To
Hold Closing Meet

The Detroit Study Club OF which
Mrs. Davenport Lambert Is presi-
dent. met at the Lucy Thurman
Branch. Friday. May 3. at p. m.
This was the closing meeting OF
the clubs 1934-35 session.
Mrs. Roy Morton was hostess.
Mrs. Edward Carter is secretary.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
=, Mrs. EugcnIa o'l,annon

Sunday al Brown Chapel SER
vices both morning and evening
were we'll attended. Pastor \. I.
Williams spoke al both services.
At Sccond Baptist. Pastor Gar
Their Robertson brought the morn
ing message. tevt Mat ? -. after
which the following named were
baptized: Winifrcd Paige, Silvia
Jones. Mrs. Struters Jasp.r VIII
son. Charles Maibe. Bro. Wright
A. the p m. Mems Civic Lea
que rendered very acceptahly and
spicy program at y. NJ T.. Church.
At 7.3O communion was accepted
by large audience.
Mrs Nancy Lee Adams. 10 l-2
So. Huron street is planning 10
spend next week in Detroit visiting
her sister. Mrs Robert Middleton,
GO26 Beechwood. Mrs Grace Array
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
VI. C. CUTLER DELIVERS
ADDRESS TO BUSINESS GR0UF

ing all to frolio with them, May IS.
at their dance party at Rainbow
Gardens.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

Frederick. All friends are cordial
ly invited. Mrs. Annie Wright is
president
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

W. G C.tcr, onc Of ihe oiucst
and most successful merchants In
Detroit addressed the West Side
Branch .of the b r. Washington
Trade Association, at Hartford
Avenue Baptist Church, Thursday,
April %.
Mr.. Cutler attributes his success
the the hard common sense he US
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

Within our House
AS The Eagle Scars
Nil OK PAGE FOUR
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

Moslcy. second; Mrs Bertha Har-
vev. third.
The hostess RECALLED the ladies
with delightful luncheon. The
next meeting will be with Mrs /.
Mosloy. S72O Cardoni street
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
Read within Our House By
Reverend William II. Peck
"You IN on w h o
have never shaved

with Magic Shaving Powder can't
realize how nlcc II Is not 10 be both
ercd with razor and soap. Just
moiston n little Magic Shaving Pow
der and smooth II ON your face. Wipe
Il OFF and your face is perfectly
shavedl Bumps and pimplcs will go;
too, because Magic Shaving Powder
Is antiseptic. A 35c box will last a
long time" At drugstoros or direct
from Magic Shaving Powder Co,
Dept. ia Savannah, Ga.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

Reporters Of Church Activities
Please Get Their Copy in by Mon
day Morning
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

guests.
Mr. and Mrs Marsh will be at
home to their friends after May 10
at 307 Labelle avenue, Highland
Park.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
Coz .FROYS Keeps You Young

5,5sy sad screen stars have been using
G. VS. for more ihsn forty years. So
hatc orlc high 10 society. and in bus-
ncss 5odciioYs will make YOUR HAIR
Jos. lovely as theirs Then. no longer
WI Sc say lt home - forgotten.
ard 7ciy Then you can hold the boy
you ni-on;oy love and romance again
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