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have been a very potent reason for the
commission OF such an unintelligent
act as theft. So Immediately | com
menced TO question her as to her fam
lily, her past.
"She could tell me nothing. She Is
not al all sure that her name is Nance
Belfen. and | am satisfied that her in
ability to throw any light on her
genesis was not born of a desire to
withhold that information. | believe
she has amnesia for a certain period OF
her life, and we know that such a
condition Is usually the result of q
severe mental shock. In such cases the
patient usually has an intense desire
to forget absolutely the unhappy, un-
pleasant OF terrifying episode or per
son that produced the shock, and so in
tense is the power of will In certain
highly sensitive people, women par
ticularly. that not i~nfrequently they
succeed Thus amnesia is produced.
II Is, In a sense, autohypnosis, and your
honor undoubtedly is aware that peo-
pie who have been hypnotized emem-
Der nothing of what occurs during the
hypnotic state"
II believe l follow you," the judge
murmured.
II have shown you why the normal
Nance Belden would not steal. But
now that mental shock | spoke
Of. with consequent amnesia for all Of
her life that has preceded 1t or ii may
be a part of that life. With the am
nesia ONE what we term dissertation
or mental dls~integration. The uncon-
scious overwhelms the conscious the
acquired instincts of moraiity-social
usage-drop out of the conscious into
the unconscious, and the thoughts and
impulses that have lain dormant and
defeated in the unconscious are now
In the saddle. Unfortunates who have
acquired dual personalities or a dis
ISOLATED personality go from n per
sonality into the other and back again,
with or without amnesia FOR the pre-.
ceding state.
AT a time when Nance Belden's sec.
ond personality (B) ruled her, and she
decided to steal those stockings, she
was acting under the impulslon of an
idea that could not be combated. To steal
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-01-24
SYNOPSIS

Theodore Gatlin adopts a baby. which
he names Penelope" In a final eff .rt
to solve his matrimonial troubles. but
his wife has never wanted her. and
their affairs end In the divorce court.
Ten-year-old Penelope is given into she
keeping of Mrs. Gatlin. AT q baseball
game a ball strikes Penelope on the
nose. Mrs. Gatlin spirits the child to
Europe. Gatlin ~retires from business.
Wills Penelope all his money. and is
about to begin a search for his daugn-
ter when a motor accident ends his lie
Some ten years later. in San Francisco.
Stephen Burt is a rising young psycti-
artist. He is presented by Dan Me-
Namara. chief OF police. with a new pa
Remittance Belden. a girl with a dual
personality, for which her saddle moss
was In part responsible, Mcnamara does
not think she is a responsible criminal
and obtains Burt's expert testimony in
court. Lanny, the Doctors faithful office
nurse, Is won over to her cause despite
Nance's hard-boiled exterior.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-01-24
HEIGHT OF ANGELS

The customs authorities of one Of
the central European states have
been engaged in a very interesting
controversy. A sculptor entering
their country objected to paying duty
on a statue of an angel, which, he
said, he had no intention of selling.
Under the rules, he was told, works
of art of this type were only exempt
if they weighed over ten pounds and
were at least life-size.
But what, in the cdse of an angel,
was ~life-size? The statue was five
feet high, but the customs officials
were quite sure an angel was taller
than that. SO, in SPITE of his pro
tests, the sculptor hlf to pay.
He really can't grumble, because
the best authorities seem to agree
that. while angels can change their
height and general appearance ut
will, they are normally considerably
over five feet.
This appears not only from Mil
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-01-24
Bohemian" to Her

a New York woman who numbers
both the great and near-great among
her acquaintance gave a function
one day which was attended by Mrs.
William Astor. then the dowager Of
the Aston family. a few days later
Mrs. AstOr met her hostess and re-
marked casually:
Il am having a Bohemian party.
also"
"And whom have You invited to
give it the bohemian atmosphere"
she was asked, to which she replied
with emphasis:
u. =. Morgan and Edith Whar-
t0n."-BOston Globe.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-01-24

toms paradise Lost but also from
details given by the learned men of
the Jews. According to them some
angels, at least, are nearly 5000
miles high, and one of them. Sandal-
fon, is described as taller han his
fellows by the length of n journey
of 800 years"
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-01-24

Back In Eighteenth century England.
political corruption was carried on II
an open manner Gentlemen wishing
to buy government positions and Office
holders having them for sale adver
tlsed In the newspapers. OFTEN. to"
prices were mentioned, some running
AZ high az $4,000.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-01-24

IGNORANCE is BLISS

Sonny was being dressed for school
for the first time, between sobs.
"Why, Sonny. little men don't cry"
said his mother.
Looking up through the tears, Son.
ny, asked:
But why DO have to 20 to schools
I don't know acknowledgements
News.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-01-24
These PICTURES SHOW
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Here's a safe, modern and effective
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minutes. Many doctors advise it and
millions are following this way. Tryit.
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Get real BAYER Aspirin Tablets
for this purpose. They disintegrate
quickly and completely, making a
gargle without irritating particles.
BAYER Aspirin prices have been
decisively reduced, SO there's no
point now in accepting other than
the real Bayer article you want.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-01-24
Not an Adm!rer

"Your husband loves horses, doesn't
he?"
NO" replied young Mrs. Torkins.
But he is always going to the
races"
"Yes. But the way he talks about
the horses after he gets home is
something dreadful" Washington
Star.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-01-24
announcement

A windy chap was telling a story
to Lord Northcliffe. He suddenly
stopped and asked: "Am l boring
your"
'Not much" answered Northcllffe.
$50 on"
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
A SUITE OR ROOMS:

If this weather gives you the
urge for a round of golf,
wouldn't it be interesting to
have the links a step away from
your residence. I visited a suite
of rooms last night that are lo=
Gated on Upper 14th Street just
one short block from the Rock
Greek Golf Course. These rooms
were delightful living
room, tastily furnished, a bed
room, a sleeping porch and pri-
vate bath. Plenty of space to
lounge around in and every pos
sible convenience at your finger
tips. To add to the appeal Of
these rooms, the owner will serve
Sunday breakfast in your suite,
at a small additional cost.
Rental is $45.
LONGFELLOW ST. N. w.:
Still wandering around in the
same section (that is Upper 14th
Street,, I discovered another
most appealing room. 1t also is
in a private home where one
could have all the advantages
of real living with home COM
forts. 1t could be occupied by
one or two md the rent is very
reasonable. If you are inter
eSted in this particular type of
vacancy. drop me line, or come
in, and l will be glad to give you
mere details.
ROOM & MEALS
FOR THREE:
On Upper 9th Street, with a
private family. there is chance
for three people to get the incest
living quarters at 9 most rea-
Sonable ate. For instance there
is a master bedroom that will
take care of three Iersons very
comfortably. Meals will be
served, real home cooked ones,
and all it costs is $50 apiece.
Better look into it at once.
3 ROOM, KIT. g. BATH
FURN. APT:
A very charming and attrac-
tive apartment, located in a de-
tached house that has been con-
verted into apartments. It gives
you that certain something only
found in homes of that type
and it is distinctively different.
There are three rooms, kitchen
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
Rental Hunting
With Barbara Holmes

and bath, the living room being
80 #. long and containing
baby grand piano. Unusually
we'll furnished in every detail
this unit rents for SIS and it can
be had indefinitely.
CARMODY HILLS, Md:
If you are a person Of limited
means and have been looking for
livable quarters. I believe this
will be very pleasant news. OF
course, it has it's drawbacks and
you must have a car to reach it
as it is one mile beyond the bus
stop, but the advantages out
weigh the disadvantages. 1t con-
Sists of two rooms, kitchen and
Semi-private bath and it can be
rented furnished or unfinished.
There is a large yard where your
children can play without dan
ger from traffic hazards and
best Of all, it is reasonable
$22.50 unfurniShed.
SINGLE ROOM IN
THE NORTHEAST
In the Northeast section there
is a most desirable room. It is a
single one, located next to the
bath and would be ideal for
either a young man or woman.
While most all of us desire pri-
vacy. it is sometimes a luxury
which we cannot afford, so here
is your chance to have your own
room, the rental being we'll with.
in the reach Of us all $3.50
a week.
DOWNTOWN GUEST HOUSE:
Now for those of you who
want to live downtown. There
are a few vacancies in one of
the most exclusive guest houses
in downtown, where service is
as it should be and where one
would be certain of meeting the
highest type of persons. Special
thought has been given to the
welfare of the guests and all
possible convenienceS are at
their fingertips. For those Of
you who wish a distinctive place
to live, let me tell you more
about this one. It is really
worth while.
II Interested In any Of the
Gbove places, fill out the coupon
belotD and I tDill be glad to Otvs
you the desired attenuation.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
On Wide Avenue in Better
Section of Petworth

Modern 7-room Colonial brick homo
with nice yard and brick garage. Close
to schools, transportation. stores and
churches. Newly reconditioned and for
sale at . very low price
L. E. BREUNINGER 4 SONS. INC.
1915 X st. N. W., National s040
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
$8,5O0-DETACHED
BATTERY PARK

Situated on q nice lot, handy to every
convenience and priced extremely low: In
fact. we know of no other home in this
exclusive suburb so reasonable. The
house has 8 well planned rooms, bath and
shower, q first floor lavatory, a very
beautiful and large stone fireplace, pretty
shrubbery and garage. All has just
been refinished like brand new and should
be seen without delay. Phone
R. M HOOKER, Metropolitan 1858
Evenings, 8 to 9, call Emerson 563S
The Washington times., 1935-11-13

Beautiful brick home of big rooms,
. baths and built-in garage: is located
Just above the Bureau of Standards, on
high elevation in one of Washington's
prettiest suburbs is vacant and in brand
new house condition. The price has been
made extremely low for a quick sale, and
we suggest that you see it without delay.
Phone
R. N. HOOKER. Metropolitan 2663
Evenings, 5 to 0, call Emerson 563S
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
LOS DETECTIVES ENCON-
AFRO AL PROMINEN-
TIE HOPSON

Wa3 ington, agosto 13.-El
'cerebro" de la Associated Gas
and Electric Co., Howard C.
Hopson, ha sido encontrado por
los detectives particulares y
hoy sera llevado ante ell comite
investigator de la camara. HcI2
son Sc encuentra en- un pequeno
pueblo. a corta distancia de la
capital, segdn ell presidente de
comision, rdgresentante John
O'Connor. de New York.
"Yo no quiero que ell comite
del senado me 10 quite"-mani-
OAConnoc al negarse a de-
cir en- qresitio Sc halla.
Ell comite del senado 10 ha-
ola estado buscando en- New
York y en- la Florida. FL hon.
bre desapareci6 en- ell mes de
julio.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
De Miami

LEGO de la bella ciudad,
despues de Is dias de v~acacio-
mes, ell joven Reinaldo Fernan-
DEE Rebuilt, Vice Consul de Gu
ba en- Tampa.
Hablando con el en- la tarde
de aver nos dijo que esperaba
estrenar su automovil Willis
Sinclair"en las carreras anun-
ciadas para ell dia / de septiem
bre, en- la playa de Jackson =
vile.
Pronto quedara terminado
su potente coche, en- ell que no
iha reparado Ell gastos.
Damos la bienvenida al jo-
ven funcionario.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
LA RUINA PARA LOS ESTA-
DOS QUE HAN
DO A CRISTO

Madrid, Agosto 13.-Al mi
historic de Estado Sc comanico
aver que ell cardenal Eusenio
Pccslli, Scrio. de Estado de-
Vaticano, pronostica la ruina
para los Estados que han re-
nunc;ado a Cristo".
Pacelli mando una carta al
obispo de Ulmitz, con motive
del dia catolico en- Praga, que
Sc interpreta como una v;goro-
sa condemnation de la campana
de los "nazis" en- detrimento
del catolicismo.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
En- ell Centre Espanol

Esta noche Sc reuniran todas
las Secciones del Centre Espa-
mol, en- ell edificio de Ybor, in
cluyendo a las de Protection y
Auxilio, las dos de Damas y
Secci6n Recreativa de West
Tampa.
Sc trataran asuntos impor-
tantes relacionados con la
"Gran Fiesta Veraniega" de
West Tampa, ell dia 10.
A esta reunion han sido in
vitados los cronistas sociales.
Atenci6n que apreciamos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
UN MONSTRUO MA
RINO EN-

Madrid, Agosto 13.-Cerca
de la boca del rio Tajo, en- Por
tugal, Sc ha divisado un nuevo
monstruo marino.
I'm sportsman, RENT Rosen-
took, asegura que desde SUI
lancha vic al monstruo y que
ctras personals 10 vieron tam
bien. "Tenia cabeza parecida
a la de un cerdo, dijo, y eli
cuerpo como ell de una serpien-
Desaparecio de la superficie
tan luego VIC quo 81 bote SO
acercaba.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

sa. Realize gestiones en- los Es-
tados Unidos por encargo del
gobierno de su pals.
Ell Pre- Adente Roosevelt re
cibi6 aver a la comision Guiana
presidida por ell hacendado Sr.
Casanova. Antes de que la CO.
mission entregara al Presidente
libro con mas de 800, 900 fir
mas, eNpresRndo la buena volun
tad de los cubanos, platico con
ella el secretario de Estado
HUI Mr.. Roosevelt ofreci6 que
dia ira de vista a la Ha-
bana e ira tambien al interitr,
que conoce desde hace amos. Los
comisionad0s cubanos salieron
muy complacidos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
INFORMATION
DEL. PUERTO

Vapores cue arribaron aver:
Dongenheim, aleman, a cargar
fosfato; Agwidale, Pawnee,
Elmscort V Commercial Navi-
gator, americanos, a dejar y to-
mar carga. Trajo IN cargamen
to de platanos la goleta ingle-
sa Miss Nassau.
Salieron aver ell Dongen-
HEINZ ell japon6s Tsuyama Ma
ru, ell americana Commercial
Navigator Y la motonave Ma
saga, procedente de Veracruz.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
TN MENSA.JE

Como es natural, uno STEM
pre- desea obtener en- todas las
cosas 10 mejor, principalmen-
te cuando Sc trata de arreglos
funerales para uno de ~nuestros
seres queridos, en- la mayoria
de los casos ell COSTO es to-
mado en- consideration como
punto primordial, por cuya ra-
ION hay familias que no soli-
citan los servicios de la Fune-
raria de su preferential, sino
que influenciados por amigos
o personals desconocedoras, liza
man a Establecimientos que Sc
consideran de precios bajos.-
ST la ESMERO
y PULCRITUD de nuestro SER
vicio asi como 10 LUJOSO de
nuestro MODERNO EQUIPO
10 hace vacilar, creanos Guam.
do lie aseguramos que nuestras
ESMERADAS ~ATENCIONES
ash como todas las f~acilidades
MODERNAS que nuestro E.
QUIPO lie ofrece, estan al all
canoe de TODD quien 10 necesi-
tie a un COSTO no mayor de 10
que Sc pudiera obtener en- cual
quier otro lugar.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
POST LEGO A FAIRBANK

Fairbank. Alaska, agosto IS.
Con ell fin de pasar aqui dos
o tres dias arribaron aver ell pi-
Lotto Post, So esposa y Will Ro-
gers. Varias fiestas Sc han or
ganizado en- su honor por socie-
dades fraternales Y civicas. Ig-
n6rase hacia que lugar sera ell
pr6Ximo salto.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
Una ~invitacion

La recibimos de la Orden los
Druidas para la function que a
rbeneficio de la Secci6n de Be-
neficencia Sc celebrara ell do
mingo en- ell barrio oeste.
Sc presentara la obra Gel
Ultimo Basil6n".
Hara SUI debut esa noche ell
"gallego" Pablo Gonzalez, que
lego hace pocos dias de la Ha
bana.
En- las variedades aparecera
la pareja Alberto y Lima, bal
ladores de tango.
La entrada costara 15c.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
McCORD PARA
JUEZ FEDERAL

Washington, agosto 13.-Los
senadores Black y Bankhead,
de Alabama, Sc unieron aver
para recomendar Sc nombre
juez de la quiSta corte del cir
quito federal de apelaciones a
Leon McCord, para suceder al
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
Los que regresan

Procedente de la capital Gu
bana regres6 en- la manana de
hoy ell conocido cantador vi
cente Fraga, ell "cubanito",
que pertenece a la orquesta
Los Bohemios", la dirigida
por ell professor Maxine Eche-
garay.
Muy bien luce ell cubanito
despues de una temporada en-
la ~rep1blica Guiana, donde es-
tuvo curandose de una ligera
enfermedad, de la que Sc ha
restablecido co~mpletamente.
Pronto lie veremos de nuevo
luciendo sus facultades en-
nuestros salones.
I'm saludo.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
SOCFALES

Laura Greco y ell
|. l.. Greco, jry a quienE a
9mpanaba e florista preferi-
do de nuestras familias, ST.. An
gelo Greco.
Angelo visitara ,kami, San
JacksondV Atlanta
y otras ciudades, donde vista
ra a los productores que sur
ten su acreditado estableci-
miento de la S6ptima avenida,
Deseamos una temporada
gratisima a los distinaGos ex
cursionistas.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
Fiesta de cumpleanos

Fiesta de cumpleanos
Una fiesta de cumpleal se
ofrecio aver en- la reS ia
de la familia Yanez, 4 be
nida RSss esquina a MNRell,
al jovencito Gran Fernandez,
hijo de los esposos J. M. Fer
nandez.
@mplia Oran 16 amos y ell
acto Sc organize por sus fami-
liares sin que el 10 supiera.
Horas muy gratas Sc pasa-
ron en- ell hogan de la avenida
Ross, con mdsica, canciones
juegos, dulces y refrescos.
ALI estaban los esposos Ra-
mon Benito Dfaz, J. M. Fer
nandez, M. Pardo, Sra. Maria
Yanez viuda de Iglesias, Pal
mira Martinez, Candida C.
Fernandez, Tony Lopez, Tony
Craparo, Jorge Rodrigez, Rel
naldo Rodriguez, Amado P.
Pedrazas, jr., Mitchell Diaz,
Rolando Manteiga, Steve Spo-
to, Andres Martinez Gregorio
Martinez, jr., Earl Mote, Joe
Spoto, Billie Fernandez, Caro-
line Miller, HeHlen McNeney,
Adelfa Diaz, Matilde Marti-
nez, Eunice Thornhill, Elba
Iglesias, Lita Fernandez, Lilly
Perez, Norma Fernandez, 10
Fernandez y Pinky Dabney.
Los amigos de Oran lie hicie-
ron numerosos regaloS.
Por la felicidad del jovenci-
to, sus padres y familiares ha-
cemos sinceros votos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

difunto Nathan F. Bryan, de
Abarca Ell circuito los
esta5os del sureste. McCord re-
side en- MONTGOMERY Y ell ano
(pasado renunci6 ell puesto de
juez para aspirar al gobierno
del estado, pero fue derrotado.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
GA DE KrBk c1bhinz1
EXPERTM Nb DBEfbR
WTLLARDO -
--A -

New York, agosto BE
DIR. Iago Galdsto, s~ecretario dt
la Academia de Medicina de
New York, refiri6ndose al ex.
perimento del DR.. Ralph S. Wi.
Hard, de Hollywood, CAL, que
desea utilfzar seres humanos.
manifesto que TODD lie parecfa
una acrcbacia de publicidad.
"Esta compuesto de aqua ell 80
;por ciento de los tejidos del
cuerpo, cuando sc hiela pasa a
una forma cristalizada. Este d.
suelve ell protaplasma, y cuando
10 disuelve es impossible -
de nuevo". Morris Fisbein
de Chicago director del Ameri-
can Medical Journal, dijo ano-
che que lie sonaba a brOma ESQ
de los experiments de revivifi-
cacion ,por medic de la congela-
ci6n de los cuerpos. Isl Wi
hiela . un hombre induda-
blemerte morira y ell experiment
tador sera acusado de asesina-
to-.
Stephen Simkhovitvh, un j6-
ven de Hollywood, persiste en-
dejarse refrigerar; pero su ma
Dire amenaza con recurrir a los
tribunales para e~vitarlo.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
De egres

De regreso
Procedente de la ciudad de
New York ha llegado la estima
Ida Sra. Palmira Garcia, Presi-
.denta de la Secci6n de Damas
de Protection y Auxilio del
Centre Espanol.
En- la Metropolis pas6 unos
meses en- union de sus familia-
res.
Reciba nuestros respetos.
Cesar Rivero.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
Una function


Para ell domingo anuncia la
Seccion de Defamation del
Circulo Cubano eel drama So
cial titulado Fin de Fiesta" y
una comedia.
Para ~satisfacer al pfblico
Sc ha tenido que reforzar ell
cuadro, y por consiguiente los
gastos han aumentado.
Los precios de esta semana
han sufrido I'm ligero aumen-
to: 15c los mayores, los ninos
seguiran pagando sc.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

Fallecio aver en- un hospital
local la Sra. Luduvina Men6n-
dez, de AZ amos, vecina que era
de la casa numero 1913 de la
Doce avenida. La sCbreviven
suS padres, esposos Jose Con
zalo, tres hijos, Milo, Jose y An
gel, y una hija Srta. Rose Me-
nendez.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

Dej6 de existir en- su domici-
lilo, n1mero 1903 de la Octava
la Sra. Maria Dina
Ferlita. Deja dos hijas Y dos hi
jos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13

ICON ell fin de alentar la tempe
IAncia Y demiiuir ell consumo
de beisdas intoxicantes, ACADIA
de ser fundada por los conoci-
dos m6dicos ORES. Eduardo Va
rela de Seijas y Anotnio Garcia
MunCZ.
En- una carta pidieado el apo
70 del pub!ico al moNimiento,
Sc declara cue la embriaguez
no es I'm serio proolema para
Espana; pero que la cantidad
de alcohol que seaconsume es
de 9oh6l que Sc consume Il
exelHva Y perjudica al pueblo.
~temperancia, dicen esos me
dicOs es particularmente impor
tante para ell mejoramiento dS
la nlnez, que de 10 c%ontrariO he
redara de 10 spadres la debili-
dad alcoh6lica."
Los espanoles trazan una IL
nea de distinction entire ell cal
coh6l" y ell vino, siendo este I'LL
timo considerable como una be-
bida inofensi9a al cuerpo hui
mano.
La gaceta., 1935-08-13
De paseo

De paseo
Ell pasado sabado partieron
para Miami Beach las aprecia
bles Sras. A. L. Greco y J. San
chez, Srtas. Mary y Elena Sen
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-07

Tigers Win Series By Taking Today's Game 4 To 3
TO PRESS READERS

The new management of The Imperial Valley
Press and The Morning Post contemplate no import
ant changes in either of these two papers, other than
pertains strictly to operation.
Both papers will be published "as usual and
policies remain virtually the same. There is no anti
cpation of cessation of publication of either paper
community of this size cannot properly sup
port two warning, competitive daily media OF separ-
ate ownership. Neither paper can possibly have SUI
fcent circulation coverage to give advertisers what
they deserve and conversely the cost of operating
two duplicate plants cannot properly be met by split
income.
To all expert observers it has been obvious for
some time that such concentrated ownership IN Ell
Centre was inevitable. The only question to be an
swered was "when, how and by whom?'
George and Russell Bennitt have been in this
field long time. They cognizant of the prob
lens of the community and deeply sincere in serving
Imperial Valley in the highest manner. 1t was fit
ting that Paul Jenkins, trained and experienced
newspaper man should become similarly impressed
with this territory it's possibilities and, after in
vestigating papers all the United States make
his investment here He represents no clique group,
faction other affiliation.
The management expects to give the valley i'm
proved products in the form of more and better
news and give advertisers more and better value.
The Valley deserves outstanding medium for
advertising the Valley to the world for bringing the
news of the world to the Valley and standing for the
truth as we are given to see the truth.
The New Management