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Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27
BABE RUTH, MAE
WEST LEFT OUT
OF WHO'S WHO

NEW YORK, Sept. 26. U.P)-The
new who's who in America "a
roster of the nations prominent
people-came out today, and
quick check-up showed that Babe
Ruth, Clark Gable and Mae West
seems to be the most prominent
missed the boat.
Il you take sheer space as the
criterion, Nicholas Murray Butler,
president of Columbia University,
person in the country. He has lO1
lines in the fat, red book, but
Of course, he slips in a lot of
space filters like associaZione in
ternazionale per gil studi mediter-
ranei, Rome 1890 and Hon. mem.
worshipful Co. of stationers and
newspaper makers of London"
President Roosevelt has only SO
lines and Gov. Alf M. Landon, the
Republican presidential candidate
has II. He is topped by the fol-
lowing entry:
Temple, Shirley motion picture
actress, B. Santa Monica, Calf.
April %, 1929 and so on for l6
lines.
Jack Dempsey, the former hea-
vyweight champion, is missing,
but there is listed a John J.
Dempsey who turns out to be
congressman. Gene Tunney failed
to get in. Mickey Cochrane, man
ager of the Detroit Tigers, is abb
sent, but who's who" proves it
has no prejudice against sports
figures by including both Helen
Wills Moody ana Helen Jacobs.
There probably will be trouble
when Rudy Vallee, whose name is
missing, runs across the item read
ing: Crosby, (Harris Lillis) Bing,
actor"
Jimmy Walker gets one line,
which says former mayor" Eddie
Cantor is in and so is Rubinoff
and his violin
Among those who are making
their debut are Gov. Louis j.
Brann Of Maine; Joe Benton Of
Oklahoma who is known as Gui-
seppe Bentonelli around the Me-
tropolitan opera house, Nelson
Eddy OF the talkies; Albert Elm
stein, the man with the theory;
Ford c. Frick, president Of the
national league; Sen. Rose Nc
Connell Long, widow OF Huey P.
Long; Paul A. Siple, boy scout
who went TO the pole with Byrd;
Janet Gaynor, and Sen. Rush D.
Holt
Greta Garbo got under the wire
address, Culver City, Calif) and
so did Miss Joan Crawford.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27
Affidavit Filed in
Diuorce Suit Case

Difficulties over a property set
Element we're outlined in an affi-
davii filed in superior court Friday
BY Alice Pearle Hushman in con-
nertion with the divorce suit of her
husband James H Hushman.
She asked that he be summoned
INTO court to show cause why the
interlocutory decree should not be
modified 10 include property set
tlement why he should not be de-
nicd a final decree OF divorce and
why he should not be punished for
rontempt OF court for failure TO pay
her the allowance accorded her.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27
re Auction Philosophy >>
By ID. L. ZINN

Folks, l where Landon and Knox according to
their speeches going to raise the price of farm prod
ucts raise wages, and lower the cost of living Won't
hat be something! Nobody else has been able to
perform that stunt They must have got that idea from
DR.. Brnkley He claimed to be able to cure everybody
no matter what allied them and he hailed from Kansas
We had another big crowd at our community sale,
prices received good for everything sold, good
COWS are in strong demand. | don't believe l
land being farmed here in the valley; looks like
every available is going to be in kind of crop
Why not when you live the end of faucet and
whenever you plant seed you bound to crop!
If you take of it. No crop failures in Imperial
valley" ought to be the slogan from Plant 'em,
take of em and watch EN- grow. will be seein'
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27
FARM CENTER
HEARS ADDRESS

Imperial County Farm Bureaus
constitution and bylaws are being
gone over with a view TO necessary
changes by a committee appointed
last spring for this purpose. In
addition the organizations budget
for the new fiscal year is being
worked out by members.
These recommendations will be
presented at the farm bureau di-
rectors' meeting Saturday, Oct. 3,
at 1880 pm. in the court house.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27
Probation Refused
In Marihuana Case
90

Probation was denied Trinidad
Quellar in superior court Friday
morning The Mexican was arrest
ed in Brawley in possession of mar
tijuana Judge Vaughn N. Thomp-
son sentenced him to spend one
year in the county Jail and with
held commitment because the
Mexican. is scheduled to be de-
ported TO his native land.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27
ROBERT WILSON
IMPERIAL HOPE
In CARRIER RACE

Votes continued to pour in today
for boys entered in the Post-Press
Carrier popularity contest to de-
termine the most popular carrier
boy on the staff. Lloyd Massey
still leads in the standings but sew
eral competitors began to cut
down the margin, promising warm
er competition next time all the
ballots ae tailed.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27
TWO GET SIX
MONTH TERM

Six months in the Imperial jail
were the sentnces meted out to l..
C. Brown and j. A. Lyons on sec
ond degree burglary charges.
Judge Vaughn N. Thompson
ruled the sentences are to run con-
secutively with the sentences i'm
posed for petty theft in CaleZico
They confessed to taking harness
from a ranch and selling it, the
confessing resulting in the bur-
glary charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27
Suit to Foreclose
Lot Mortgage Filed

Suit to foreclose a mortgage on
a lot in Calexico was filed in su-
perior court Saturday by the
Western Building and Loan COM
pany against Jesus Guadarama
and Francisco S. de Guadarama.
Other defendants include E. M.
Beidleman, trustee, A. R. Hens,
M. V. Rugg. and the First Central
National bank.
The suit was based on prom
issory note for $4,000 secured by
a mortgage on a lot in the east
side subdivision of the bororr
city.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27
Man Slain Because
He Meant to Vote
For Gou. Af Landon

EUREKA, Cal, Sept. 26. U,P)-
John Miller 44-year-old Eureka
mechanic who, according to an eye
witness, shot and killed his employ
er because he intended to vote for
Gov Alf M. Landon, was held by
police today pending filing of for
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27
Growers to Delay
Grapefruit Picking

Imperial Valley Grapefruitgrow-
ers will delay picking the crop
week longer at least, the Ell Cen
tro office announced Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27
OLD GUNS COLLECTED

WAUKESHA, Wis. WP)-Richard
Jones, 72-year-old pioneer. is be-
lieved to have one of sthe rarest
collections Of guns in the United
States. His collection, consisting
chiefly of old rifles and shotguns
about 100 years old, includes a a.
gauge weapon used to bring down
the better part of a flock of geese
in one shot"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27
Forest Fire Sears
Way Into State Park

SANTA CRUZ. Cal. Sept. 26. W,P)
"A fast moving forestf ire scared
its way into the California Red
wood park today. The flames,
spreading over more than 1000
acres in less than four hours, struck
the northern boundary of the re-
stricted area in the Big Basin Sec
ton of Santa Cruz county.
Active preparations are under
way for the county fair to be held
at Tulare, Sept. 1926.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27
u. S., BRITAIN TO
HELP IN CRISIS
Copyright 1886 by United Press

PARIS, Sept. 26 (UP)-The French government de-
cded today to devaue the francpossiby by onefourth
or one-third of its current vauehrough agreement
with the United States and Great Britain that may bring
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27

Alrnon Bogardus, above, accused
in a deathbed statement by Mrs.
Ernest Roebuck Montgomery, "a,
of Cincinnati of having shot her,
denies the charge. Bogardus has
been suspended from his post as
chief of the Cincinnati Office of the
Ohio state liquor enforcement di-
vision while authorities make an
investigation. Mrs. Montgomery
previously had told police that
she had shot herself, but changed
that statement prior to dying.
-CenfrGl Press
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27

Most Of the grapes packed by
the Sequoia plant at Dinuba, Tu-
lare county, have been exported.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27

NAL charges.
Augustus Elam told officers
Miller entered the office of l.. E.
Persks, 60-year-old Spanish war
veteran and owner of the garage in
which the mechanic worked, and
asked
Are you going to vote for Landon
for PRESIDENT"
Yes, l am," Perske replied.
Fire destroyed a $1,000 harvester
and 200 acres of barley near King
City, Monterey county.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-27
10000 Miles at Loo Cost

R,sslins Autonoeil' Company
osss S. jefferson Ave-
G. Louis, Missouri
La gaceta., 1936-12-19

del gobierno frances, seg1n CO.
mUnican de Paris, calcula que
en- la guerra de ESpana toman
parte mas de $4,000 extranje :
ros, la mayorfa moros y alema-
mes traidos por Ell general Fran
90. Los moros que ralean en- las
filas facciosas llegan a "a, 1000.
Combaten juntO a las fuerzas
rebeldes 10000 alemanes y jun
to a los leales 10000 franceSeS.
Dfcese que en- las filas del go
bierno de Madrid aparecen tam
bien 10000 rusos.
"Depende ell future de Euro
pa, dice la comisi6n, del result
tado de la guerra en- Espana."
Boadilla del Monte fue Ocu-
pada por las tropas del general
Jose Varela para restablecer ell
contacto con las trOLpas del ge-
neral Emilio Mola, en- un movi-
miento para rodear a Madrid.
A pesar de la bruma, que ha-
ce. invisible la explosion de las
La gaceta., 1936-12-19

manos de militares professional
les, en- lugar del ejercito contro-
lado por trabajadores,
La crisis Sc halla a punto de
terminar y dicese que Don Jose
Tarradellas seguira en- el pues-
tode presidente del consejo de
ministries y que 10 sanarcos-sin
dicalistas, o Confederation Ge-
neral del Trabajo, tendran cua-
tro puestos en- ell gabinete; los
socialistas y cJmuT 'tas, tres /;
los repuhlicanos de izluterda,
tres; los RabaSsaires, uno. Ell
partido de Trotzky no estara
representado, 10 que indica la
salida de Andres Mn del gabi-
nete.
La gaceta., 1936-12-19
La crisis en- ell Gobieno de
la Ceneraldad catalina
Comorera demando poderes plenarios
para ell Gobierno
Quedaron fuera del gabinete los comunistas
de Leon Trotzky

1o-la POUM o los Obreros u
lidos MarxiStas-deben ser eli
minados del gabinete.
FL presidente de la Generali-
dad, don Luis Companys, ha di-
mo que la seduction de la crisis
iebe esperarse de un mOmento
a otro.
Como resultado de su oposi-
ci6n al comunismo de la marca
de Moscou y de su simpatia por
Leon Trotzky, Andres Mn,
consejero de justicia de la Ge-
neralidad, esta envuelto EN- la
crisis como jefe del partido
POUM. conocido como ell parti-
do de TrOtzky. La vieja rina en-
tire Stain y Trotzky parece ha-
Der side trasladada a Espana.
La question de la discipline y
la obediencia al gObiernO es Ia
que ha precipitado la crisis. FL
presente gobierno sc form6 ell
26 de septiembre, cuando. EN-
adici6n a dos miembros de los
partidOs republicanos, dos so
cialistas, dos anarcOsindicalis-
tas y la POUM, Sc prepare una
formula por medic de la cual
todos sc comprometieron a ODE
decor implicitamente la auto
ridad del gObiernO.
Esto, segdn Sc esperaba, ba
a poner fin al caOticO estado de
cosas bajo ell cual las organiza-
clones rsvolucionarios impo-
MAN su voluntad sobre la cabe-
"a del gobierno, pero reciente-
mente surgieron algunos casos
de insubordinaci6n.
SegGn una declaration hecha
por ell Sr. Companys, numero-
sos asesinatos Sc venian come
tiendo en- los pueblos bajo la
La gaceta., 1936-12-19

protection de las autoridades
locales, a peSar de oponSrse a
clio ell gobierno. Frente a la ST.
tuaci6n ell gobjerno planted ell
problema y fernando que los
cuerpos Representatives en- ell ga
binete dominaran a sus afilia-
0os.
En- adici6l, a las nuevas Sc
guridades de discipline y ODE
diencia ell iefe socialista Ell ell
gabinete, Juan Comorera, pidi6
poderes plenarios para ell go
bierno de modo que "su labor
no pueda ser paralizada por la
necesidad de consultas con cuer
pos que tienen representation
en- ell gabinete.
La POUM dice que la deman-
da de poderes plenarios es un
subterfugio que harfa possible
terminar la revolution del pro-
letariado en- interes de la ''bur-
guesia republican,.
Tambien dice que Sc intenta
establecer un ej6rcito regular
que eStaria por complete en- las
La gaceta., 1936-12-19
NO PROTESTARA Ell CO.
BIERNO NORTEAMERICA-
NO POR Ell INCIDENTE
DEL "ERIE"
Denuncia a los obreros alema-
mes ell encargado de negocios
de Franco
Combaten junto a los facciosos
10000 alemanes

Madrid, Die. 19.-El gObier-
no de los Estados Unidos no ha-
ra protesta alguna por ell incl
dente eLtre ell acorazado fac :
cioso "Espana" Y ell destructor
ameri.ano Erie. Asegura Ell CO.
man6ante del Instructor que a.
parentemente los disparoS del
acorazado sc dirigian contra Ell
puerto de Gij6n, no hacia ell bu-
que norteamericano.
Esperase un informe del he
cho para ser remitido a don Ju-
lilo Alvarez del Vayo, ell minis
tro de estado espanol.
Las tropaS leales perdieron
Boadilla del Monte, pero Sc de-
bio a que cuando iniciaron ell
contraataque va los f~ascistas Sc
haofan posesionado de la aldea.
Una secci6n de taRques leales
de gran tamano, sali6 hacia ell
frente a trav6s del barrio de Sa
lamanca.
Ell encargado de negocios de
les fascistas espaEoles en- Der
lin, Alvarez Estrada, Sc ha que
jado al canciller Hitler de que
los obreros socialistas aiema-
mes han mandadO recursos a sus
hermanos de ESpana. La policia
alemana tiene en- sus manos los
nombres de 1870 personals que Sc
dicen han hecho donativos en- ia
vor del gObierno de la RepGbli-
ca. Estes ciudadanos probable :
mente seran encarcelados.
Una comisi6n parlamentaria
La gaceta., 1936-12-19

Barcelona, die. 19.-Tres pun
tos que afectan vitalmente a Ia
carsa del proletariado revolu-
cionario en- Espana, han mott
vado Ia crisis del gcbierno cata
Ian, crisis que dura desde ell pa
sado sabado.
FL primero es la necesidad dc
la discipline por parte de los
comti6s y organizaciones revo-
lucionarias; ell segundo, pOde.
res plenarios al gObierno cata-
Ian, y tercero, 81 uno de los par
tidos Representatives en- ell gobier
La gaceta., 1936-12-19

granadas, los aeroplanos lealos
bombardearon los alrededores
de Boadilla del Monte, Pozuelo
de Alar:6n y Humera.
Las milicias contraatacaron
en- Boadilla, pero los oficiales
facciosos dicen que ellos pudie-
ron completar la ocupaci6n al
llegar la noche.
La gaceta., 1936-12-19
WEAK and SKINNY
MEN, WOMEN
and CHILDREN
savsI By new Vitamina Of Cod Liver
Oil in tasteless tablets.

Pounds Of firm healthy heah instead Of
bare scraggy bonesl New vigor. vim and
energy instead Of tired listlessnessi Steady,
quiet nerves That IN what thousands Of
people are getting through scientists lategt
discovery-the Vitamihs of Cod Liver OIL
concentrated In little sugar coated tablets
without gny Of is horrid. hshy taste or smell.
McCOy'H Cod Liver oil Tablets. they're
called God Liver oil IN Tabieta''y and they
imply work wonders A little.boy Of ,, seri-
ousiy sick. got well and gained 1917 lbs. In
just one month. A girl Of thirteen after the
same disease. gained 3 iba. the FIRST week and
2.lba. each week after. A young mother who
could not eat or sleep after baby came got
all her health back and gained 70 lbs. in less
than q month.
You timply must NY Bctioy'a at once.
Remember n you don't gain at least 3 lbs. %
firm healthy flesh IN n month get your money
back. Demand and get AcCoy'a-fht ~0riRinal
and genuine Cod Liver on Tablets
MA approved y Good housekeeping
institute. Refnse an Npbstttutes
STAT on the 0riginaF tfeCc~'--
- mere are none better.
The Washington times., 1936-12-30
Beauty
BY DONNA GRACE

There are three stages to pass
in any routine for reducing.
When We are on a restricted
diet or the usual three to five
days on liquids, we notice quite
a change in the waist and abdomi-
nal measurements and just a
slight change in the facial muscles.
This is the result of the elmina-
tion of liquids, but there is very
little tissue or real fat reduction
during the first week.
All reducers who have tried
these intermittent drastic diets,
have found their weight will
usually be back at the same point
after the first few meals of solid
food.
When the dieting is continued
for as long as two weeks, we may
look for a loss of weight. This,
too, is not really a substantial
lOSS dIlu 1Itdy UC 1CBd4A1CA IA q ~"
days of regular meals.
1t is the regular and light diet
that really brings results, and if
you are not willing to continue
with such a course, there Is no
point in starting it at all, be sure
if you really need to reduce that
you will have enough Wlll-poWer
to go through with it.
We know how every extra pound
of weight will slow us up, so why
not be smart and get down to your
own slender figure? I have several
diets you will find satisfactory.
One is the 12-day diet for a quick
effect course of taking off weight
all the way from 5 to 8 pounds.
Another is regular reducing diet
that is sure to keep you thin and
supple.
There is no charge for either.
Enclose a stamped, self-addressed
envelope for each and address
Donna Grace, Beauty Editor OF
| The Washington Times.
The Washington times., 1936-12-30
SECOND MARRIAGE
'eDear Mrs. Beeckman !:

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
"PleaSe tell me what color 1
should wear at my wedding. This
will be my second marriage. I am
As years of age. The wedding will
be held in church, with just the
bridesmaid and best man attend
ing the bride and groom.
''What color should my attend.
ant wear? She is IS years OF
age" IN"
For your wedding you might
most appropriately wear the suit
or ensemble which you are to wear
as you start on your wedding trip
Or, if you prefer, a dress of street
length and top-coat. Either the
suit or the dress might be of dark
blue, or that lovely shade of bur-
gundy or garnet that is so fashion
able now, or dark green, or rich
walnut-brown. Perhaps you might
like to plan to wear a velvet or
velveteen suit.
Your attendant would wear
shade that blends harmoniouSly
with the shade you choose.
Copyright 1886, by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.
The Washington times., 1936-12-30
By JEAN GREEN

Pancakes for holiday break
fasts are really popular. The
new chromium grills have
stimulated this revival. In
fact, the preparation Of the
griddle cakes before the won
dering eyes of guests has be-
come an art, and the modern
version of old-time flapjacks is
being featured at parties in
the living room and dining
room where the food is cooked
and eaten at the table.
Often they are dessert pan
cakes or more aristocratic cousin,
crepe suzettes.
The dessert pancakes are made
paper thin and are spread with
jelly or a sweet sauce and rolled.
In making the crepe Suzette, the
sauce is very important. Special
blends of liquors are used in de-
Veloplng the flavor.
Breakfast pancakes remain true
to type. They are made in con-
ventiona1 way with either sour
milk and soda for leavening or
sweet milk and baking powder.
The flavor can be changed with
the type of flour used. One cup Of
rye, buckwheat, or cornmeal can
be substituted successfully in the
standard recipe for white flour.
Here are some of the more un-
usual recipes. Try them for your
next guest breakfast.
Buttermilk Pancakes
1 cup of buttermilk
2 cups of flour
p teaspoon of baking powder
/ teaspoon of soda
l egg
p cup of sweet milk
/ tablespoon of butter
Add the beaten egg to the milk
and buttermilk. Silt flour with
soda and baking powder. Add to
The Washington times., 1936-12-30

husband Is a grand prOvider, but
his good qualities stop there.
I'm in love with a young man
of my own age. He wants to marry
me, and is quite fond of my chill
dren. But 1 feel so sorry for my
husband, if / were to take the
children away from him, as they're
all he has to live for.
con the other hand he uses
very bad language around them
and never cOrrects them. They
talk back to him as If he were a
dog, and when 1 correct them,
this causes an argument. Please
help me decide to do the right
thing" "DESPONDENT."
When you married your hus-
band you knew he was thirty
years older than you, but the diff
ference in age did not deter you
from taking the step. If we're
good sports we take our mistakes
on the chin and keep on.
It would be we'll to remember.
in considering a divorce, that
your husband is a good provider,
and it's more than likely the law
would not grant you a divorce.
The law does not take into con-
sideration such grounds as becom.
ing bored with ones life partner.
although I know it's managed
sometimes, if one has a good deal
of money.
You tell me your husband has
nothing to live for but these chill
dren. If you take them from him,
don't you think your conscience
would trouble you?
Copyright, 1885, by King Features
Syndicate. Inc
The Washington times., 1936-12-30
|M:&:::.:Y''''::.I!, u! |,
LAVILLE
Buy Beige

"pUY BEIGE" may we'll be
Dyour fashion slogan for
the next few months, for beige
is coming into such popularity
as it hasn't enjoyed for many,
many years. Every time we
delve into the spring picture,
we see that it's more and more
of a "sure thing" and is to be
one of the big spring colors.
It's already a big factor with
the manufacturers who are
making spring lines, and will
be found in coats, dresses, after
noon and evening wear, in
gloves, hats and shoes. Beige
is to be used in sportswear of
every type. Both rosy beige
and sand beige are endorsed by
the better houses, and lighter
tones are said to be becoming
to more women than the deeper
tones. So ''buy beige"
The Washington times., 1936-12-30
Breakfast Pancakes Gain Following

INGREDIENTS. Let stand for five
minutes. Drop on hot griddle and
brown on both sides.
Old Fashioned Buckwheat Cakes
Country Style)
2 cups of buckwheat flour
y cup of white flour
/ teaspoon of salt
4 teaspoons of sugar
u yeast cake
/ teaspoon of soda
~ cups of boiling water
/ tablespoon of New Orleans
molaSseS
Cool one-half cup boiling water
to luke warm. Add yeast cake,
buckwheat flour, white flour and
salt. Let stand for IL hours IN
a warm place. Add soda, mo-
lasses and sugar to rest Of water.
Combine with flour mixture. Bake
on hot griddle in the same method
as used for other pancakes.
Honey Pecan Toast
Spread slices of fresh toast With
butter. Then with a paste made
with honey and salted pecans. Use
about equal parts of each. Press
together one slice of the buttered
toast with one which is covered
with the honey and pecan paste.
Reheat just long enough for both
sides to absorb the honey. Serve
piping hot.
Honey Cherry Mullins
2 cups of flour
2 tablespoons of honey
2 cups of milk
2 teaspoons of butter
teaspoons of baking powder
/ teaspoon of salt
egg
Mix butter and honey with
beaten egg. Add milk and sifted
dry ingredients. Beat until mix
ture is smooth and creamy. Pour
into well-greaSed muffin tin. Drop
four cherries on each muffin
Bake in hot even, 425 degrees F..
for 80 minutes. This makes "a
mullins.
The Washington times., 1936-12-30
PAT 7 ERNl
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The Washington times., 1936-12-30

) the milk. Drop by tablespoons on
creased hot griddle and cook to a
golden brown.
Corn Cakes
cup of cornmeal
/ cup of flour
"a cup of sugar
teaspoon of salt
/ teaspoon of soda
/ teaspoon of baking powder
l egg
2 cups of sour milk
"a cup of melted shortening
Mix dry ingredients. Add other