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La gaceta., 1935-06-20
CUBA AL OLA
A los sAbdistas cubanos Sc fijara un sueldo mi
nimo. 4SSArrestaron anoche al Sr. Loret de Mo
la, exdirector del Trabajo. Retro ell Fiscal los
caTgos que habia hecho contra ell Consul
de Honduras

49, $500
ig ; ilamados 2or ei juez ri
del Vidal identitic3ron aver a
la sra. Conogita NaldiVieSo co.
mo la mujer que reside en- la
casa de la calle p donde tuyie-
ron prisionero Al Millionaire Fa
Iii BCnet. Dos de los teS,igos
son bodegueros de iugareS GER
Ican1s a la casa. La Sra. Naldi-
IvieSo eSta recluida en- Ia carcel
lie Granabacol.
-Empezara a funcionar den
tho dc pocos dias la sala de va
cacioneS del Tribunal Supreme.
La presidira 81 magistrate Gre
Igcrio del Llano, Siendo secreta-
rio ell Sr. Nirgilio Laret.
I'm grupo de "gangsters'
y comuniStas fue traSladado
aver desde 81 castillo del Prin-
cipe a las dos ~prisiones de la
fortlleza de la Cabana. Apare-
ce en- ell grupo 81 Sr. Gregorio
Peniohet Rueda.
La Secretaria de hacienda
INA communicate a los administra
dores de las aduanas que deben
.couceder la tarifa minima a los
rproductos de Dinamarca, a par
Itir de hoy. Esa tarifa debera
ser aplicada hasta diciembre de
1885, 81 Otra coSa no Sc ordena.
FL sccretario del trabajO,
Sr. Emilio Gaspar Rodriguez,
anunci6 anoche que muy prom
to sc fijara el salario minimo
del p%eriodista. Han sido llama
dos a conferenciar los presiden-
has de las as0ciaciones de la
Prensa y Reporters y delegados
de los duenos de diarios y revis-
tas. Son muy pequenos los suel-
dos que actullmente ~devengan
los periodistas, aunque muchos
de clos sc ayudan con "bote-
Has.
-Manolo Brana, un perio-
dista, desminti6 aysr que dos
de sus hermanos, que Sc encuen
tran en- Panama, trataran de
entorpecer ell 2cto celebrado el
dia 20 de mayo EN- $ RepGbIi-
ca, con motivo de emplaZarse
dos bustos, del ap6stol Marti y
ei general Maceo. Cuando Ocu-
rri6 ell incidente hablaba el DR.
Hernandez Cata. EI jefe de po-
licia de Ciudad Panama dice
que los Brana no han sido arres
tados ali.
La %secretaria de justicia
ha 0rdcnado que Sc persiga sin
deScanso y sin consideration a
los individuos que Sc dedican al
ltrafico de drogas her0icas y a
vender numerog dc bolita. Los
Iquc sean condenados deberan
integras, las penas que
se les imponRan.
-Creese que el microbes re-
gresara a su dedpacho el secre-
tario de education, DR.. Anaya
Murillo. FL secretario ha ofre-
edo apoyar IN proyecto de BIZ
blioteca popular que le sera so
metido para gu aprObaci6n.
-Arroj6 ell alfiler que Sc ha-
bia tragado Y que durante dos
dias 10 tuv1 al borde de la muer
tie, 81 nino Enrique Bravo Pratt,
de 5R amos. Los medicos lie so
metieron a un tratamiento e9
peci3l.
La secretaria del concrete
estudia la ley del Cafe, en- favor
de los cosecheros y comercian-
ties. FL secretario DIR. Beruf
Mendieta opina que el consumi-
dor debe ser tambi6n protegi-
do y procurara qeu ash sea.
Ell coronel Despaigne Sc hos
.peda en- la casa de una Maestro,
en- Santa Fe, porque encontr6
cerrada Ia hospederia que ALI
habia. Tan prontO lego a ese la
gar sc quito Ia chaqueta y Sc
La gaceta., 1935-06-20

NAN' = w. ~ ~ ~ EeSe
$7.2 por millar.
'Perfect0 Tq.m-W Work
En- la figgra de Perfecto los
roleros reciSen SOLO por mi
liar. A lose boncheros Sc les pa
ga $500 por millar de benches.
Los roler& hacen de 800 a
400 al dia, 10 cual les paga de
$500 a $500 al dia. Boncheros
h2cen de $50 a $50 boncLles'al
dia, 10 que les paga de $500 a
$3.45 dNario.
/. La Compania emlplea en- New
York. $50; New Brunswick, n.
j., $50, y Trenton, N. J. (cerra
da) cuando trabaja, $50.
Natural Bt0m Cigar 20.
Personals entrevistidas Ha-
rry Blom, P~residente, y Mana
ger. Fecha de la conferencia
Mayo 10, 1885.
Ell tabaco competitor de alto
grade manufacturado por esta
firma es vendido bajo ell NOM
bre de marca Natural Blom."
Solo una fabrica esta alhora en-
operation, en- Passaic, N. j. Las
oficinas princlpales estan en-
New York, donde por muchos
amos estuvo lccalizada toda la
fabrica, empleando entire 200 y
250 perSonaS.
La gaceta., 1935-06-20
BOnchdr

FL sistema usado para bon
char es doble: Molde Y Lieber-
man (Maquina de bonchar a
smano) ell sistema de Team
Work prevalece; un bonohero
supple a dos roleros. La mayor
parte de les benches son hechos
por Ell m9todo Lieberman.
NdmerO de benches hecbOS
En- ell de 10c Y 2 por 25c la 81
guiente escala de jornales 'es
pagada, APPLICABLE a boncheros
$3.50 por millar, bien sea en-
molde o metodo Lieberman, ell
bonchero hace de $50 a 1000
bondhes diarios, que hacen I'm
total de $2,7O a $3.50 en- 8 no.
ras.
La gaceta., 1935-06-20

IA andar con mayor cOmodldad.
Las aguas ferru inoSaS de esa
lupar lie sientln muy bien. En-
Santa FG solo hay un aparato
de radio, que no desea DIR, y no
lee peri6dicos. Regresara a es-
ia capital dentro de uno o dos
Sem4naS.
-Nendra a Cuba, con ell fin
de a~SiStir al congreso de agri-
clltura que organiza Federico
Morales, Ell Sr. w, l.. Wilson,
Subsecretario de agricultural de
los EStadoS UnidoS.
-Quedaron aver en- libertad,
por ~ haberSe comprobado que
cometieran delito, Ell Dr.. Jose
,R. del Cueto Y los tripulanteS
del yaJht Amalia. Sup6nese que
EN- este yacht iba a salir de Gu
ba ell difEnto DR.. Antonio Gui-
iteras.
-El gobierno Sc propone es-
Itablecer I'm Garnet de identifi-
,caci6n para los ciudadanos Gu
banos. Este hara que los natl
NoS tengan que inScribirse, 10
mism3 que Sc han inscripto los
extranjerOs.
-PorQue Sc banaban desnu-
dos en- ell %litoral, escandalizando
a los vecinos, la policia arresto
aver a Ramon Falla, Arturo Ro
meo, Jacobo Diaz y Francisco
Garcia. El Diaz sc lesion6 al
ttratlr de huir. Contra este CRU
po Sc habian hecho varias de-
nuncias.
-Dicese que en- la reunion
que hoy ceIebrara la comisi6n
mixta sc resolvera definitiva =
mente 10 de la fecha de las nue.
vas elecciones. Los amigos del
.DreSidpntp Mpndiet1 afirman
que eI dira la Ultima palabra.
-P0r motives que solo como
&c la poIicia Sc detuvo anoche al
Sr. Armando Boret de Mola, ex
director del trabajo. Hoy sera
presentado a uno de los jueces
de esta capital.
FL martes de la semana pro
xima iniciara ell gobierno la Ii
quidaci6n del machadato. Todos
los juicios pendientes contra
machadistas, esten EN- Cuba o
ausentes, seran decididos. Los
embargos Sc haran con arregio
a los bienes que tenian en- agOs-
to de 1888.
CAST TODD ell dia de aver 10
pas6 la policia buscando a Ma
tco Molampi, el administrator
del Molino Arrocero del Luya-
no, que habia salido de su do
micilio, por la manana, Y NADIA
sc habia vuelto a saber de ell.
Temiase que hubiera sido Sc
cuestrado. Por la m~adrugada ell
sargentO Morales le encontrd
en- una fiesta que Sc celebraba
en- el Carmelo.
Sc cumpien hey dos amos
de haber s1lido de Cuba, sin
que volviera a saberse de ellos,
el captain Barberan y ell tenien
te Collar, los notables photos
espaholes qCe habian hecho ell
vuelo desde Espana a Cuba.
Los peri6dicos les dedican ar
ticulos de recuerdo.
Ell fiscal retro aver los
cargos contra Ell Sr. Emilio Pr
mel, consul de Honduras, y tres
personas mas aeusadas de Incl
tar a la huelga. Seran juzgados
por ell tribunal de urgencia No.
/, que actGa, varios j6venes re-
volucionarios y las Sras. Valdi-
vieso y O'Halloran. Ell fiscal
cree que contra estos 81 tiene
pruebas de que incitaron a la
huelga y conspiraron para la
rebellion.
La gaceta., 1935-06-20
TobacoS f~igurados

En- les tabacos figurados un
pequeno precio mas alto es pa
gado sobre los mencionados an
teriormente.
La gaceta., 1935-06-20

TODD ell rolado es hecho por
ell metodo de aire comprimido.
En- los tabacos de Zoe y de 2
por 25c I'm precio fijo de $12 es
pag3do por millar, y es dividido
como :igue: 1-3 para ell bonche
70 y 2-3 para ell rolero.
De 400 a $50 tabacos es pro-
tucido al dia por los roleros. Es
- sigrifica que aproximada-
mente ell doble de csc ndmero
es producido por Ell bonchero.
La gaceta., 1935-06-20
Tabocos de 3 por soc

UDuCOo UC - pCf ~
En- los tabacos de 3 por SOC
de $500 a $22.50 p0r millar,
.dependiendo de la figura y ia
mano del tabaco; este tambi6n
Sc aplica al tabaco de 15c que
.paga de $3.50 a $500 por mi
llar. La figura del tabaco de :
Ipende del p%recio a que Sc pague.
De la suma pagada de $500
a $3.50 una tercera Sc paga al
bonchero y dos terceras al ro-
Hero, y rolan de 300 a 400 taba-
Icos disrios por cada rolero en-
lpleado en- Ell tabaco de 3 por SOC
La Natural Blom Co. es una
activa competidora del merca-
do de Tampa. Las ventas de Ia
Ib5c1s manufacturados en- New
York era en- amos recientes un
factor considerable pero como
muchas otras companias el Ia
baco superior Ia caido conside-
rablemente Y el tabaco barsto
ha tornado su lugar.
La information c~onseguida Is
Icierta de acuerd9 con mi mejor
saber y entender y fue el result
tado de una investigation per
sonal hecha por mi. Una com
La gaceta., 1935-06-20
TQ5dcOS de 15c

En- los tabacos de 15c, de
$3.50 a $500 por miIlar Sc
Icaga, y es dividido como sigue:
1-3 para ell bonchero y % para
ell rolero; de 400 a $50 ta5acos
son rolados al dfa por cada ro-
.lero, 10 mismo Sc splica al bon
.chero que en- ell de 10 centavos.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
Christian Science

Realty" is the subject of the
lesson sermon on Sunday in all
branches OF The Mother Church.
The First Church of Christ .Scien-
tist. in Boston. Mass. The golden
text is from James. Every good
gift and every perfect gift is from
above. ana c0meth down from the
Father of uehtS, with whom is no
yariablene>s. neither shadow OF
turning
On0 OF the Bible selections in the
lesson n-Sermon includes these verses
relating 10 Jesus, from Mark. And
forthwith when they were come
out of The synagogue. they entered
into the house Of Simon and An
drew. With james ana John. But
Simons Tife'S mother lay sick of Il
fever. and anon they tell him of
her. Ana He came and took her
by the hand, and lifted her up. and
Immediately the fever left her. and
She miniStered unto them"
The lssson-Sermon presents also
these statements from science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures" &"
by Mary Baker Eddy. 1t must be
clear To YOU that sickness is no
more the reality of being than Is
sin Truth is affirmative. ana
harmony. All metaphysical
logic is inspired by this simple rule
of Truth. which governs all real
ity"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
Imperial Church

Sunday Bible school at Gas a.
m, classes and a welcome for all
ages. Attending Sunday Bible
school strengthens character.
Morning preaching service at Il
a. m Good congregational singing
and a Bible message by the pastor.
Rev. II. FrayeL
Christian Endeayor service at
$50 for all young people. The at
titude OF young people toward
Christ and the church today pre-
diets the support. or non-support.
the church and the Gospel will re-
ceive tomorrow. VIII they ever
ei7ct a Hitler? Now IS the time to
think on these things"
Evening preaching service at
7:30. A time Of spiritual refresh
ing with gospel singing, and an
evangelistic message by the pastor.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
at 7:30.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
Coach
Tells KiWanians
About Football

Football. very appropriately for
la opening Of the season. was the
program subject for the KiWanis
club meeting this noon al the Bar
lana Worth hotel Coach W S
Taylor and Don Ketcneu. Centrals
9ico-principal were speakers. Ed
gar Mason belng chairman Of the
5ar.
Ketchen told Kiwaais that any
sport under the jurisdiction Of any
educational body mus. have as its
primary objects rae building Of
sound physique Of character ard
Of craftsmanship. These three re-
quirements. he feels. are met by
football and it is a real factor IN
the development u ghe BOYS aug
play it,
Coaca Taylor gave a blackboard
lalk Oh eae three main l.-mations
used il 9f1ense the single wing
back formation the double wing
back formation aEd the punt To-
nation
Tne single wing back formation
was originated by the late Knute
Bociue and is used IN some form
by all coaches today as is the dou-
bic wing DacE formation, developed
by Pop Warner. The same may
be SAID O. The punt formation or
iglnated By Fielding II YOst
These talks proved Of timely IN
l-rCsl ana Were well received by
KiWauis.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
HOLTVILLE NEWS BRIEFS
BY Louise Rogers. Staff Correspondent

enjoy the new announcing system
10 be used for the first time to-
night
The WCTU held the first meet
ing OF the fall season at a county
convention al the Methodist church
If Holtyiue.
The aIl-day meeting began al
1890 o'clock with Mrs. Alma Broch-
man presiding. The morning pro
gram opened with a scripture les
son by Mrs. Della Baker followed
by a round table conducted by Mrs.
Eva c. Wheeler, president Of the
WCTU Of Southern California.
An election NJ count officers was
then held with the result as follows.
President. Mrs Gladys Ferguson Of
HCltville. corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Pearl Waggoaer Of CaleXico.
recording secretary, Mrs. Doris Hill
of Holtyille; treasurer, MIS-. Grace
Ruth Of Brawley.
a luncheon va served at noon IN
the social hall Of the cnurca with
places lad foT 50 persons.
Following lln ,hCOn Mrs. Wheeler
gave a report Oh the National CO.
yeution held at Atlantic City IL
June which She attended. The next
regular Iced meeting viii be held
q. the Nazarele church, October Q.
with a pot luck luncheon. An urgent
.-----.-+4r-- Sc offended m those rs-H1 n
arc interested IN the WCTU WorE.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
First Baptist

Bible school, $50 a m. The
First Baptist church conducts a
ec0d and worthwhile Bible school.
Give v0ur child a Christian educa-
.lCu Il Is the most worthwhile
education that can be obtained.
Morning worship. Il a. m. Re
Can C. HarwOod viii speak on the
subject. The Redeemership and
LC.dship Of Christ Jesus A hearty
Welcome awaits all who attend An
atmosphere Of worship surrounds
the aersice and Gods word j.
raugh,
3. Y. P U. Senior group meets
1T G.3O D. m. Mr. Jeanne Poole,
PIE ident. Mis- Sg5a Shipp. leader
Z. service commission will have
charge. This is q lige-wire, thriving
Young peoples society
Evening Gospel service. 7:30 p.
IL. Rev. Haruood's subject Will be
Preparation 10 Meet God A
rous.ug song service. a good choir
Decial music We invite you 10 the
Church Of The Grand Old Gospel
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
State Street Christian

Church school $50 a. m. One
more Sunday before rally cay, Octo-
Der 6. Every class Is majoring in
the task Of reaching its previous
attendance record. Be in your class
Sunday.
Worship and sermon 1875 a. m.
Rev. E. *. Larimer delivering the
message.
Youth Rally 7:3O p. m. Dr Roval
j. DYE Will be the guest speaker
Tie service will be in charge OF
Wayne Neal The BraWIey Christ
ian church Will be guests of honor
at this service.
October will be celebrated as
church attendance month. Details
announced Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
SMITH NOW DIRECTOR

Ralph 3. Smith, for the last two
months "acung' cwector for the
fifth district, WPA. comprising San
Beruardino. Riverside. and Imper-
ial counties. today dropped the
word acting" from his official
title upon notification from Frank
Y. Mclaughlin state administrator
for the Works Progress Admins
tration. that his appointment has
been approved Headquarters for
The district will be maintained in
san BernardinO, 1I40 e street
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
FOursquare Gospel
Corner l4th and Olive SITS.


Pastors. Three Happy Days"
Sunday school g:45 a. nj. NJ.
Entrikin. superintendent.
Morning worship Il a. M Rev.
Fred S. Day. subject. Water Bap-
ism
Crusader service : p. n. Young
people IN charge.
Evening evangeIisHc service 7.3O
p. m.
Subject. Tomorrow" by Evange-
list Juanita n. Day.
Prayer meeting at parsonage 572
Orange street Tuesday evening.
Bible study az church Friday eve
ming. Subject The Exodus
Tune il on KEO Sunday 8 to $50
q. m 10 the regular Foursquare
.unsh.le half hour
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
First Presbyterian

Church school at 9:45 a. m. All
members are urged 70 be present.
Visitors are welcome.
Morning worship at Il. The
pastor Will speak on Christ the
Opener Of Closed Doors"
Christian Endeavor at G:3O p. n.
Leader. Carol Mann.
All are cordially invited to these
services.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
Methodist Episcopal
a. D. BUL-TEES.. .Paetor

A. D. Buffers, Pastor
Sunday school, 9:45. Russell Tagg,
superintendent.
Morning service, i; sermon topic
Jesus Mission On Earth.
EpHorth leagues, T, Roland Tay-
lOr in charge.
Nj Weakjcys Class aiii meet in
thc Music Academy on Olive stree
at $50. Better plan to be present
and bring a friend.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
Calexico Methodist

Corner Attn and Heffernan.
REV. EARL .. CARTER. Minister
9:45 a. IN. church school, F. J.
Tucker, superintendent
II a m. morning worship, ser
mon, Pardon or Parole"
7:45 p. m. evening worship, ser
mon. As L Is Written
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
PIKE : PEAK
RECORD MADE
BY CHEVROLET

Speeding up the Ia mile climb
to the summit of Pixies Peak. 70
set a record that came within seven
minutes Of equalling The fastest
time ever made by q stock passen-
ger car. was the accomplishment O.
a one and oue-han tor Chevrolet
truck in a series of tests conducted
By Chevrolet. the first formally OBJ
served and timed runs of motor
trucks ever held over the perilous
hairpin turns and steeply pitched
switchbacks TO a finish line 14.1o9
feet above sea level according to
information received by Roy Wom-
aCk. local Chevrolet dealer
Power. endurance and efficiency
were tested over this most difficult
of all proving grounds, where not
only a long distance over stiff
grades must be overcome but also
the unfayorable effects of altitude
on carburetion and compression.
Even at the bottom of the course.
the altitude is 915O fee above sea
level while the finish is 1859 feet
higher, and at these attitudes en-
gines suffer the same difficulties
as do human beings; that is, their
ability to develop energy is redue-
ed by the low atmospheric pres
sures and lack Of oxygen stated
the factory report II Chevrolet
dealers Of Southern California
Against these odds. g Chevrolet
ton and a half truck. with cab
and stake Body, carrying q full
5000 pound load, cotered the off
cial course Of the Pixies Peak na-
tional hill climb in 81 minutes So
seconds. averaging 20.5 miles per
hour. The truck was driven By W.
P Benrup Of Colorado Springs.
winner Of the famous Penrose tro-
ply in one Of the annual Labor day
climbs for race cars.
Although not speed test, ac-
curate clocking was essential be
cause the elapsed time was the
measure Of the power required to
raise the weight of the truck, load.
and driver through a vertical
distance Of nearly one mile. To
make the ascent at maximum speed
the severest possible test of engine
power, cooling, and fabrication. The
Chevrolet ralve-in-head engine
made the runs without any sign of
Overheatine
Seven automobile editors from
various cities of the United States. /
served as timers and observers at
the Chevrolet truck tests.
Some forest officials want to
change the name Of the Sequoia
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
Lutheran Church

Looking Unto Jesus - will be
the sermon topic by Rev. Joseph
Galambos at the First Lutheran
church. meeting at 10Th and Holt
Ave. at 1870 a. m
The Sunday school with Classea
FOR every age meets at $50 a. m
the lesson being Joseph sold By
his brethren
The adult Bible class will meet
at 9:45
Visitors arc always welcome to
these services.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
ST. PauI's Episcopal

Rev. De Won Ellsworth, recently
appointed vicar in charge OF st.
Pam's Episcopal church FL Cen
tro. and St. Luke's. CaleXico. will
officiate at ST. Paul's service sun
day.
Morning prayer and sermon will
be at II a. M. services being those
for the fifteenth Sunday after
Trinity the feast Of ST. Michael
and all angels.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
Joe Bernal And
Manfred0 To Meet

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27. U.P)
Joe Bernal. the San Francisco
boy boxing writer's are advancing
IS q challenger for the worlds well
lerWeighl title, will get a severe
test Of his ability tonight when he
meets the clever AL Manfredo of
Fresno in a 1O-rounder at Dream
land auditorium.
NEanfredo, strictly a defensive
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27

fighter. will have experience and
the assistance of his cousin, Young
Corbett III, to aid him in an at
tempt to check Bernals sensational
rise.
Bernal has forged steadily to the
front in the lass SIX months with
series of knockouts. His latest vic
tins were Frank Goosby of Bak-
ersfield and Sammy ODell, Akron
Negro
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27

Mr. and Mrs. George Blackwood
returned this week from a summer
spent in Fairfield and other towns
in northern California. They plan
tc leave again Monday to make
their home in Los Angeles.
Herman Smith returned Wed
nesday from Pomona where he
spent the past week visiting ms
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs T Samaha moved
Thursday from their home on Palm
to El Centro. Miss Ruth Hood who
has recently transferred to E
Centro will stay with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Green left
Thursday for an extended vacation
in Oregon and Washington. They
also plan to spend several weeks III
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Henderson
moved Thursday from their home
on Cedar TO the residence on Wal
nut next door 10 the nome Of Nj
and MIS-. Joe Meyers.
lie Roy Ferguson zoa Of M. and
Mrs. Eldred Ferguson. suffered
broken arm Tuesday while playing
al the grammar school.
Mrs. Tom Rogers and son, Tom.
will accompany Mrs. g. 3. Jones to
San Diego Saturday where they
will spend several DAYS with M.
Jones at her home there
Mr. ana Mrs. ". S. Conkley plan
TO move Monday to BIawley Enere
Mr. Conkley has q position.
Mrs 2. L. Baker ana son, joan
Samuel left Wednesday Tor II
months pleasure trip. They vi
motor as far as CANADA visiting
Mrs. Bakers daughters al Berkeley
and friends IN Portland enrou.e
The officers for the coming school
year Of the sophomore class are.
president. Ruby Lee Roberts, vice
president. irwin CASTOR. secretary
Mable GaTbeT; treasurer. Burton
Lawrimore. yell -oaGel E.ma Ca
ton.
Only eleven collars j. needed To-
ward the payments Of the loud peak
cr announcing system being put II
at the high school athletic -le.c t0I
use IN the coming football games.
The system was given lis first trla-
Thursday afternoon. Con AcCcE
viii do tne announcing d. Friday
nights game from q crow g nest
TO be built IS feet from the ground
on the center Light pole
Mr.. ana Nra. Marx McClellald
who nave been residing ia san
Diego the past year are returning
to Holtyllle to make llal home.
They plan TO rent LIE Smllllng
house on Palm arc Will move IN
around October 4.
Mr ana Mrs Raymond Fudge be
came the parents of baby boy
Wednesday morning The baby
weighed nine and a ha1 pounds
Mr.. and Mrs. Z c. Kaiser plan
to motor to Los Angeles Saturday
10 spend the weekend.
Mt and Mrs. Lawson IWney
plan 70 move from the Barbara
Worth Country club 10 llelr OlQ
residence on Maple avenue.
HoltuIe high school football team
Will meet Point Iona at Q tonight
The starting lineup for HoLtule
viii be left end. Don Woodbridge,
left tackle. Fred LacEey. left guard
Dan CNcil. center. Orin Beaver
right guard Nathan Lindsay, righ
tackle. George Harlan right end
Albert Van Der Linden fun bacI
Ein Smedley; right halfback Rich.
ard Lott. quarterback Jack Gre
and left halfback Earl walker
u ls predicted that this game WI
be close and interesting game
Qhe spectators viii be The first u
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27

The first payment on this years
dried peach crop by the prune and
apricot association amounted to
cents q pound.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
"GBAss ROOTERse DESCRIBED

DES MONIES. Iowa 'UPl - The
original gar5s roots convention.
Dr. Jacob A SWlsher Of the Uni
EersltE OF iowa mas revealed. were
The sw8rms of destructive chinch
bugs which invaded Iowa in 1840,
made their homes during the winter
ln clumps of grass and during the
growing seasons rayaged the fields.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27

The new variety of lettuce. No
847. developed by the U. s. depart
ment Of agriculture at Salinas has
been released to commercial seed
companies,
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-27
RADIEto:; NENS

Friday, September q
"Control of the California Railroad
Commission Over Utilities Rates"
BY G. c. DeIvailIe
h. Y. o. - 6:10 p. VI.