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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-12
SISTER MARY'S MENU
BY MARY g. DAGUE
NEA Service stan Writer

CTUFFING lamb chops sounds
- like gliding the lily-for what
is better eating than a platter of
juicy, brown, perfectly broiled
chops, each il its pretty paper
frill, with green peas and French
fried potatoes on the side?
Yet, prejudiced as I am in favor
Of good food simply prepared and
served more or less in its natural
state, / must admit that there is
lot to- be said for stuffed lamb
chops. Maybe che thing I like best
about them is the onion in the
stuffing. Anyway, I like them and
here they are: ...,.
Stuffed Lamb Chops
Four lamb chops, 1-2 cup mine
ed onion, 2 cups stale bread
crumbs, l egg, 20 teaspoon salt,
IA teaspoon pepper, tablespoon
bacon fat.
Trim fat from chops and try
OFT. Make a cash half way
through meat on side away from
bone. Slit almost to the bone and
The entire length of the bone. Rub
inside pocket thus formed with
salt and pepper. Melt bacon fat
and add onion. Cover and COOK
over low fire'for five minutes.
Add bread crumbs which have
been squeezed out Of cold water.
Remove from fire and season with
salt and pepper. Add egg well
beaten and mix behtly. Fill each
chop with dressing and place in a
hot dripping pan with several
tablespoons of the tried out drip
pings. Put into hot oven and
bake forty-five minutes or until
lender. Serve on a 20. platter and
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
PETERS GREAT CONFESSION
By HIGHT {. MOORE

thus like Christ who himself is
the "chief corner stone, elect,
precious" Those who are united
to him who was Laid in Sion
and who are like him because
they believe on him "shall not be
COMPOUNDED" In construction
/ Christians are built up a spiritual
house. The divine Architect is
not using lifelcss materials; he is
building spiritual structure,
Therefore in capacity Christians
arc "holy priesthood" each hav-
ing the privilege Of offering up
spiritual sacrifices and Of know
ing that such devotion is accept
able to God through Jesus Christ.
WHAT THINK YE OF
CHRISTI"
Cd He Is the Christ of Prayer.
"!As he was alone praying" He
I frcQuented his own mercy seat.
He led his followers often to the
Rather. In the atmosphere of
prayer he taught his greatest les
sons.
(2) He Is the Christ of Fellow
ship. "His disciples were with
him." Never has there been such
another magnetic personality. His
disciples were drawn close about
him. They found him the finest
comrade in the world.
(3) He is the Christ Of Revela-
ton. John the Baptist-Elias-
one Of the old prophets. Thru
the greatest of the past there had
bee ma down-flashing from heav-
Ell. We must think of them when
we think of him and vet he COM
bines in himself the total of all
their excellencies and far sur
passes them.
ca He Is the Christ of Deity.
The Christ of God" He was the
Christ promised and foreseen in
the days Of old He could not be
the hrist without being God. The
recognition of him as divine was
therefore accurate.
(5) He Is the Christ Of Au-
thority. "He straitly charged
them, and commanded them"
The disciples recognized his Mes
siahship and at the same time
acknowledged his authority. He
therefore had the right to COM
mand their every action whether
of speech or of silence.
co He Is the Christ of Atone
ment. "The Son of man must
suffer" Calvary was not an iso-
lated isle in q stormy sea. 1t was
part of the divine porgram upon
earth. 1t was necessary for the
salvation Of men from sin.
CD He Is the Christ of Sover-
eighty. abe raised the third
day" The miracles of Jesus dur
ing his ministry limited something
of his power in the material and
spiritual world. But his supreme
act of power was the conquest Of
death in the stronghold of the
sepulcher. When he became vic
tor over the grave he was ready
for his mediatorial throne.
(S) He Is the Christ of Guild
ance. eff any man will come
after me-built up a spiritual
house" We cannot thread our
way through this world without
following Christ. H is ready to
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GOV. SHOLTZ SIGNS
2 DEATH WARRANTS

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. II.
(UP). - Governor Dave ShOlt2
Yesterday signed the death war
rent for two men sentenced to
die for murder in Duval county.
The electrocution of Fred An
derson and Thomas jefferson,
convicted of the murder of Carl
Schuman Of Jacksonville, was set
for the week beginning January
21.
The men were convicted Deem
Der II. An appeal was denied
December %. Since then, the
condemned men have been await
ing signing Of the death warrent
at Raiford prison.
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grees F.). This amount will fiji,
two tins two inches in diameter
Serve on a hot platter, arrang.
ing sliced roast beef in the cen.
ter, placing buttered broccoli al
opposite ends and balancing the
whole arrangement with the Ital.
ian pies.
This gives you a meat and veg.
etabie platter for the dinner ser.
vice. With it serve Franconia pc.
tatoes. A salad of French endive
with . French dressing to which
brandy has beer nided makes g
perfect salad to whet the appe.
tite for tie apricot souffle which
finishes the timer.
Apricot Souffle
Four cups apricots or the same
amount of stewed dried apricots
8 tablespoons buster, 4 table.
spoons flour, 1-3 cup sugar, cur
milk, /. eggs, IA teaspoon salt
1-2 teaspoon vanilla.
Melt butter without discoloring.
Add -four and stir until thorough.
ly blended and smooth. Slowly
add milk, stirring constantly
Bring to the boiling point and pour
on yolks of eggs beaten unit,
thick and lemon colored with
sugar, salt and vanilla. Cool. Beat
whites of eggs until stiff and dry
and fold in yolk mixture. Turn
into a buttered baking dish lined
with apricots drained from the
syrup and cut in quarters. Bake
forty minutes in a Sow oven (325
degrees FL. Serve at once with
apricot syrup and whipped cream
sweetened and favored with va
nilla or use vanilla ice cream II
place of whipped cream.
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attend us and lead us every step
of the way. We cannot find and
fit our place in the spiritual
structure of the good unless we
are placed there by the Divine
Architect.
co. He Is the Christ of Service.
"Whosoever will lose his life for
my sake" To serve our fellow
men we must first serve Christ.
But in serving our fellow men we
may actually lose our lives, now
under one fell stroke and now in
long years of absorbed and OBJ
scure devotion to duty. But the
life that is lost for the sake of
Christ will emerge into a larger
and better life that is not losable.
(10) He Is the Christ of Sal
walton. "When he shall come"
He is certainly coming again.
And when he comes he will come
in great glory and not in the
deep humiliation of his sacrificial
earth life. Then he will judge
the world and complete the saliva
ton Of his people.
Marriage is the end of trouble
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sprinkle with minced watercress'
apotber Oven Chop Recipe

Pork chops are gooa, wv omr
way. It will take about an nv -, -
for them to cook and at the M ,,e
ment of serving they should "
tender and moist, much iike wei"
cooked chicken. .ovorv
Veal chops take this su hate
stuffing well, toe, and you paAe
them until tender.
An unusual way to fix cnoE u
almost any kind is to broil ilsh.iy
on one side, then cover tne un
cooked side with a thick layer ol
well seasoned white sauce 10
which chopped mushrooms cr
minced ham and green pepper: q
all three, have been aided. epiln n.
kle with stale bread crumbs COZ
with butter and bake forty 70 Mt'y
minutes in a hot oven. Depending
on the thickness of the chops.
While the oven is on, use inc
heat to bake the vegetable anu
dessert. A little planning IN lhlS
direction makes it possible 10 81
feet worth while savings in '"e'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-12
GROVE STREET GOSPEL
The Church of the Open Book }

Rev. T. G. Mackenzie, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M,
in charge of C. S. Fullbr;ght.
Classes for all.
Preaching service at II o'clock.
Sermon by the pastor.
During the afternoon the Gcs,
pei groups will be engaged in
taking the Gospel to various sur-
rounding communities.
At $50 p. m. the Young PEG.
ple's society will meet.
At Gas the prayer group Will
meet.
At 1880 o'clock the evening
service. The pastor will continue
his series on the book of Daniel.
On Wednesday evening at 7:3C
the prayer meeting will be held
On Thursday afternoon at 2:3C
the ladies prayer and missionary
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CONE TO CHURCH SUNDAY

He has done. Outward worship is
not of itself sufficient 70 express
loyal and ehartfelt gratitude, since
He has said: If We love Me, keep
My commandments =. Long
prayers, superstition, and creeds
clip the strong piniOns Of love,
and clothe religion in human
forms. Whatever matorialized
worship binders mans spiritual
growth and keeps him from DEM
onstrat;ng his power over error.
tpagc A..
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UNDERGRADUATES
EXPOSE ON Cpl.

NEW YORK, Jan. !,
Modern methods in o. IS
cribbing yesterday wa. H'|
by a New York Uniycr'SS.
graduate quarterly:
/. Examinec Ms p.
note pad with ruh5c, 10! " I;
it up his sleeve If tc,~ g~','
2. Write notes on sp ,s'
grapefruit juice and r r,,
the glasses when in q t.
3. Stick notes in bacIE IT, |,
and if teacher inquire.
it's a picture of grandr.
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WESLEYAN METHODIST

Rev. NJ. r. Harvey, pastor.
Sunday school, GAS a. m.
Preaching. Il a. IN. and Z p. m.
W. Y. T. $3.50 p. m.
Prayer meeting-Wednesday at
1880 p. N.
Rev. C. S. Fullbright will fill
the pastors appointments Sunday
as the pastor has an attack Of flu.
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ENDoWS DOG HOSP,

CINCINNATI.- Up,
quest of $500 for este.
of a free hospital and ,
dogs in connection viii.
Getty for the PrcYcn,jar
city to Animals, was Gov,
the will Of Ida ii. Gran.
ed here.
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GRACE LUTHERAN

Rev. A. W. Lippard, pastor.
Sunday school. 9:45 a. M; B.
G. Brown, superintendent.
Morning worship and sermon
by Rev. J. A. Linn at II o'clock.
intermediate Luther League
Sunday afternoon at 2:3O.
Senior League at $50.
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Tomorrow's Menu

BREAKFAST: q n ! lam
cranberry juice, cereai, onnaise
crisp broiled bacon; iyo onffee'
potatoes, toast, milk, Gomez an-
LUNCHEON: STUFFED on II
ions, Parker House roi rn,,ddine
malade, apple tapioca put ~
with lemon sauce, milk, tea.
WI" SINNER: Stuffed lamp
chops, potatoes au milk
baked cherry pudding ni'A'
coffee.
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TOmOrr0w's Menu

BREAKFAST: California
grapes, cereal, cream, baked
French toast. syrup, milk, cof-
Zee.
LUNCHEON: Oyster stew,
salad of grated beets-csrrots-
hard cooked eggs, ginger
bread, lemonade.
DINNER: Consomme, roast
beef gar.lished with pizza
Neapolitan, buttered broccoli,
salad of French endive, april
cot souffle, milk, coffee.
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BETHEL WESLEYAN
ITraceY GrOVel

NAA0NSs NAN'NJ
Rev. L. \. Harvey, pastor.
Sunday school, 9:45 Il. M; Ed,
gar Duncan, superintendent.
Morning worship, II O'Clock
Sermon subject, "The Man OF
SIM" -...
w. Y. P. s., $50 p. m.-Edgar
Duncan, Pres. Subject, What Do
| Know About Prayer" Leader,
ClelOn HoOts.
Evening service, 7:3O o'clock
cvangelistic.
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ADMINISTER ATRlX'c

<i'iAiN ~ J. - = - ] n IN
Having qualified Is a,
trix o. the estate Of II
rent, deceased, late nd
HenderSonviile. y. C.. \
notify all persons hayl|
against said estate r'
them to the undcrSig;.
before January -. lga
notice will be pleaded ,
recovery. Persons Ind
said estate will make >
at once with the undcr
! This January II. lg3;
MARY LOUISE PAR
l-12-Sat-6tp Adm,
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CHRIST CONSTRUCTING
q Peter y

The Conservation Through
Faith involves glad submission
and service to Christ as the d.
vine architect of our lives. In
character Christians are describ-
ed as living stones; that is, stones
, that are not dead and lifeless
rock but vital, living. They are
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-12
COLORED CHURCHES
STAR BETHEL BAPTIST

Rev. G. r. Levant, minister.
The pastor announces that the
Sunday morning mc.Isage theme
will be "The Demand for Fruits
OF Righteousness" And the ser
mon subject in the evening wor-
ship Will he "a Mistaken Idea
Corrected"
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
IS p. M. .,'#" s:.,
We are a church that love our
visitors, 50 come and worship with
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ST. PAUL A. M. E. ZION

Kew. IT. \. NtaIOII, pdSIUT.
1O:15 n. m.-Junior church SER
vice.
II a. m.-Sermon by the pas
tor on Therefore and Foras-
much"
1880 p. m.-Sermon by pastor
on "A Pilgrim to Heaven"
Everybody is invited to attend
our service. Come and bring your
J friends,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-12

Example of man hayir
word: well. 90 ahead
the darned thing"
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group will meet.

: NEVWV VIII IIINNV'
On Friday evening at 1880 the
second meeting of the Land of the
Sky Bible school will be held.
A hearty invitation IS extend
/ ed to all of these services.
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ST. LANES EPISCOPAI,

EOAs UAlHLO H AO~OA III
Main St. at Eighth Ave.
Rev. James P. Burke, rector.
First Sunday after Epiphaney.
8 a. m.-Early communion.
9:30 a. m.-Church school.
II a. m.-Morning service.
1880 p. MY. P. S. L. meet,
no
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"A STRAIGHT line is the shortest distance be-
tween two points" That holds for any two points
your pocketbook and your list OF wants, tor eX'
ample. Follow the straight line, and you'll save
Yourself time, trouble and money.
Use the advertising columns of this neWspa
per from day to day as guide posts. In them, you
find late news of what's to be had in the markets
of the world. No need for you to meander aoOu
from store to store, comparing, pricing, Judging
guessing values. The advertisements tell you the
names of merchants and manufacturers you can
trust, There YOU read what's new, what's ia
vored what's offered confidently for your inspec
ton, The advertisements in this naner take you
into more stores than YOU could visit in a month
IT <aIu "s.,
~. There's no high-pressure selling, no rush, no
uncertainty to this daily review OF markets. FORM
the good habit of shopping by the STRAIGHT
LINE method-you'll buy with assurance, win
economy and with satisfaction.
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Marriage is the end of trouble
the first end.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-19
Bed Time Stories
BY HOWARD F. GARRIs
Copyright. 1888. by Mcclure Newspaper syndieate1

aI#I became more snaopIsh thaa osz
for sd she Was always Watching
lar baa z8tber 10 come nome WIN
h5s >. $ ssss#ss Tnaa she would
laase = = tala what ~ III I. ana
= sae wasn't f5Id she would 2pea IA
a=HzeH ii sic could.
c. 49, Va00 snoopy va play
as o.. aa fhe ssoop and Jncla
H=s#.Iv Va= seGaa saads to go ad-
Ta=aaae. Ause Haaa Whispered
#oMaHaIae 10 Tee rabbit gentleman.
s#aH al6 Ha1sa Jane whisper -
#a# Daaa#a@ azad snoopy.
oh. saa Ias. sala m 10 brine
as s##aa IHaa he store said NJ.
sNa5a dI3 she ii yaa To arms21
- . snoopy.
oh Haul have 10 wait and see, -
- A1r I9asears. hopping away.
This made Snoopy more curious
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-19

took har half aa hour and &hea. al
excited. - took the cover off std
looked "A. what cid she see? Why
NOTHING!
sSu.e.lss on Snoopy Surppis
oa Snoopy laughed Uncle NiggilV,
disc Nurse Jane ard Mrs. Longeara
"ho were hiding and watching.
and Snoopy was 50 ashamed at be-
ine caught that never again did she
ask what Was in boxes aaJ bundles.
Sna ga5 cured o. her bad habit. So
il fne rose bush viii scratch the
back Of The rocking chair. I'll tell
2ga ak. aooss Uecle Wiggily send
ins ms love
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-19
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
THE FiLIPIA0s START

Al Of Us viii wish the new Filipino
Commonwealth success N IL aea ven
tare as 4 senll-indepeaden nation. pr
pairing itself for#the tine few years
hence when the United States Nil step
out from its present nominal control Of
the islands and permit the fllipIa8s II
eondue. their oWn affairs
Reading accounts Of the election this
week. which gives Manuel Que1oH -
honor Of being Iirsl president. Of he I ON
monuealth. al honor which Ee richly de
serves fer his long ana hard work II be
half O. his eoantl.neH. one cannot help
wondering il the FIipinos are goine to
be burdened with q species Of politics
similar to cur oWn.
Opposing Quezon n tie election. H.s
General Emilio Aguinalato. Older Amer
leans viii recall him a The 6ierE Filipino
leader who declared a revolt against
United States Intervention IN 1895 and
gave our soldiers plenty Of trouble until
he Was captured by the late General Fred
Funton. Since that time Aguinaldo ms
been leader of his countrymen along
the path of making the most Of the OPP
portunities presented to them.
Quezon defeated the general BY & three
te one ratio. Now the general comes out
with the charge that the election was
manipulated SO as to throw votes %
Quezon and insure his election. The gen
eral intima1es that he plans 10 take SOME
action. whether in the courts or IN the
field, he does not state. aguinaldo Is
pretty old to take to the field. however
and probably will be content 10 let the
courts decide the issue. if any.
Charges Of irregularity in elections
are not an inIreQuent happening III the
United States It would seem that the
FiHpinos not only have absorbed some Of
cur good qualities but have also absorbed
some Of our bad politics during sha pass
% years. Friends Of the Fihpinos wi
hope that their leaders may work togeth-
er and keep only what IS good about our
system OF elections, discarding that
which brings only strife and diseord.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-19
EDITORIAL PAGE
and
AEHs
EAIOlz6
HELPING THE YOUTHS

Even the most virulent critics Of the
new deal, admit that the Civilian Con
sefXat1on Corps organization Is one OF
outstanding accomplishments Of the ad-
mlnlstratlon, because Il gives young men
Of the country. who might otherwise get
into serious mischief, an opportunity to
devote their energy #to useful occupation.
Supplementing the GGC, Is the MA
National Youth administration which
proposes TO do something for the young
er boys between 16 and Is years and
young men between Is ana p
The NYA Is new organization. now
getting under way. Recently survey
10 ascertain the needs Of such a move
ment In Imperial county was undertaken
under the direction of Sigurd B. Nylan-
der assistant 10 the state director of the
NYA.
This survey revealed 253 youths in this
county between the ages Of 16 and Is,
who would be eligible for assistance
from the NYA. and 80 elIgibles between
the ages Of Is and >.
To be eligible youths must be rom
families who are now on relief. They
will be permitted 10 hours of work per
month and viii be paid SIC month, enc
idea of the low wages and short hours be
lily 10 encourage IiG AbbAtlS u o6Sh pr
vate employment
A wide range Of activities will be open
to these youths, once the program gets
actively started, the idea being to convert
what would be otherwise idle and dan
gerous hours. to the benefit o. the
youths, and TO help the youths to 1t
themselves for the calling they intend to
follow
Most Of Us of an older generation gen
orally forget that d large number who
were mere youngsters when the 1929
crash came, have since developed into
young men and young women. sorely per-
picked by the conditions which confront
them following the close of their school
years. Here in Imperial Valley, where
activities are limited, there IS too much
dead time for the Youngsters. The Won
der is not that some of them get int
trouble but that more Of them do not.
Generally speaking, the youngsters are
to be commended for keeping an even
keel
The NYA should receive the support
of all, and an opportunity to demon
strate that il can help class particu-
larly IN need Of helpful encouragement.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-19

THE advertisements consist of a
y5uthul #omaalY figure resembling
the Goddess Of Liberty ciasping a
"babys 0o0a in her raised right
Iaad
Below will be printed a small table
showing the denominations OF
bonds offered and how person can
add oue-tbird to his capital in 10
yaas by buying them.
a. tie bottom of the ad Wlll De a
small coupon. similar TO those by
which readers can get a free trial
tube of toothpaste for only 10 cents
in stamps.
By filling in the coupon with
name and address and enclosing the
proper amount. the treasury viii be
happy to send the purchaser q
hgaad-aew finely engraved baby
E0nd.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-19
UNCLE HEsgaE ND IIITIl
SNOOPY


SNOOPY
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seHaa#aa #H#s some yesN laGAN be-
#aIz -. Dummies. Baa# Bunny Was
as#. s#.0= Haas Hta#ls aad aanele.
Ia=H ..zs.# Ms zass##. a5olz Eli of
####4 1 Hasa ed yda stories. Bu.
T fh##E I H##a never Eat aatd yea
s6aul SNOOPY. he ulIa rabbit SRI
Ne was YER eaefauz=4hat S.
snoopy always wanted ID know al
esfes W8# To ks0w a0aas every
ss=a@ = he aa..aW sa9ua baHsa-
loU.
Sometimes suaarEs #uaapazs=
20. aer ITO ToubIe II gI4ss IN
aIa WI.si.8 would brfas Haaa from
.aa saeee certain faiaas dat his
~ Or Nurse H2ae lad taIa him
20 60 Eo sooner would ha reach
re aueaIaw VIA 3 p2esazs -asa
- snoopy would hep. ass.szz
s8ha#s il .haH Dag.as= Dad
dta VIA. 5oa ea1
OH iasH eomefang tor Toar
mother ar Muse J5ae @nele VIC
SLY would answer Cont opaa
he But many tM#s snoopy would
opar the paa=a#e. once she open
. ed be- Of pepper ana HE pepazH
flew ug har a0sa ana 5oooeT sneez-
ed for hal al hour Aaashar J.me
snoopy opened d 9as ai rice sha
had been zald - Iet alone Ias
rice s0lLed on ae 4l8or aaa Uncle
HlagiIy made SNOOPY ateE lp every
grain.
B0g With al l5is the llg.la rabbit
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-19

So nest week the treasury starts
an advertising campaign IN six ma
alnaI weekly magazines. Il will
spend $4,000 in the effort. II sales
z0cn. there may be more ddyertiS-
ne possibly in newspapers.
The treasury chliee of adVef-
Using mediums includes Two news
Weekuas, three weekly magazines
ana one Journal described as the
leading new deal editorial mouth
piece.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-19

Published every evening Except Sunday b The
Imperial Valley Press Inc 625 State street
e Centre. California. ". c. Costello business
manager. Telephone Is. business office 100 edl-
toria1 department Fun leased wire United Press
Associations.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-19

Any report that jim Reed viii vel
come the Presidenr on tie latters antD.
into Missouri on his westward trip, eaa
be discounted nearly 100 per cent.