davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-10

aDy ste v ASu CuIu OulOLlll
ma rok 1897. My vieme, ze
Wy tiez ste "a dokonaly
zdar Maticnej misie, bo ste
syn slovenskej matky q do
bro tel ustanovizne ! Vam ma
srdci lezi.
Druhu vaznu pricinu ma
chodime vo sbierke ma Vys-
Stu Slov. skolu v Clevelan-
de, ktorl sbierku predosla
konvencia Sdruzenia SLOW.
Katolikov odhlasovala a kto
ri 1rad tohoze telesa al "a
viedol. Sbierka ia je nanaj-
vys dolezita a potrebna. Te-
raisia budova v Clevelande
sldzi al pre- klastor al pre-
skolu nebola budovana AMI
pre- prve ami pre- druhe. Do
casu bola budova ta trpena
vrchnost' ami, ale ma buddce
uz nezodpovie. Krem toho je
al mala, tax ze mnohf STU
denti nemohli byt' prijati,
bo nemohli ich nijak umiest-
nit. Nam, slov. matkam, O.
tcovia benediktini su wac
nj a ich vychovnu pracu zna-
me 81 ocenit'. Vieme, ze w.
dostojny pane, tax smyspa-
te ako my; my vieme o Va
Sci priazni voci otcom bene-
diktinom, bo vsak tt Vas W.
chovali; Wy tiez t1zite, aby
sa sbierka ma til vyssiu sko-
lu vydarila: preto bud'te Ia
skavy. odrocit' Vasu tdru, a.
by sbierka otcov ,bencdikti.
nov rlohla sa elm skor "a.
koncit' a dokonale vydarit'
Doznavame sa, najnl;i
Jednoty, O sbierke nasicl
ctihodnych sestier cyriliek ns
ich kaplicu. Ponevac tie Sc
stry tiez su nase a tiez ko'
najd sl'achetnd pracu v Dar
Vile, Pa, kde davajd vyssiu
vzdelanost' slov. dievcatam
preto nechceme, aby sbierks
na Europsku thru hatila ict
sbierku a zaiste nechcete an
Ivy. Ich sbierka je tret'ou
vaznou pricinou odrocenia
Europskej t1ry.
A teraz prichodime ma ma.
vys smutnu pricinu odroce'
MIA tel tlry a to je neblahe
rnedzinarodne pomery v Eu
rope. Valka znovu hrozi
nenavist' a nespokojnost' ENC
va id1 do strasneho ohhs
hodit' mlade zivoty; znovu i
dl tvcrit' siroty a vdovy 9
zaviest' hlad a zdfanie v roz
trhanych rodinnych krboch
Nemozne je cestovanie pc
Europe vtedy, ked' jej diet
ky ma vzajomne vrazdenie
myslia. Cvengot mecov. hr'
menie strasnych diel, huca
ME lietadiel, hvizd bomb
rachot srapnelov a sicanit
l'udskej krvi idd byt' ich pie
shou; ma mel6die krasnycl
l'udovych a klasickych two
rieb ony nateraz by t'azk'
doviedly myslet' a t'azko s;
v Mich Lochat''. AIo. europ
ske romery kazu nam. II!
sme Vas lctive pozladaly nj
odlozerie Vami zamysl 'ane
tury.
Mladych clenov a majstr;
Vasej kapely srdecne prosi
me, ably vytrvali v trpe7 1.-Two
sti, cvicili sa Go najusilov
: neisie, bo sl'achetnost' Va
, seho podujatia, dobre mem
a.nerickych Slcvakov, a do
bre memo slovenskeho naro
: da to vyzaduil cd mich.
, Anna Candy, preds.
Anna Wagner, podpr.
Terezia JanGosek, tai.
Anna Zato, pokladnfck;
, Terezia Balon, Juliana Be
da, Alzbeta Beda, Maria 30
die, Maria Buros, Kristin
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-10

ska nasledkom poruchy jed
avsak musis mysliet', ze oni
sa wall z lasky, a my len
z donutenia a pre- peniaze.'
Este ami nedopovedala,
ked' Vito zlostne dupnul no.
hou. Pozrela sa teraz upa-
kama ma neho. - Preco sa
zlosti? - We'd predsa mu
nepovedala mic zleho, len 'ci-
ru pravdu! Coze, moze sa
prirovnat' take spojenie k
blazenemu manzelstvu, kto-
re uzavrete bolo z obapol-
nej lasky? Chcela mu tym
povedat', re no rutuje, trpia
oba. ale on medal jej preho-
vorit'.
"To mi do smrti bude w.
citovane," zasoptil, "a ia uz
som stokrat preklial tie pc
maze, re som to pre- ne robil
a ma inc nedbal!"
Treskol dvermi a vysiel
do siene, ably sa vratil do j.
zby, kde Valentovci boil uz
prichystani a lucili sa S ma
tkou.
"Som mu protivna, son.
povedala 81 Eva, beruc zavi-
mute diet'a so stola, "teraz
mi povedal nepokryte, re to-
no l'utuje, preeo 81 ma bral,
a ia predsa "a mic memo
zem." - Skoro zastenala, a.
lie spamatajuc sa, rychlo
vzala diet'a a ponahpala sa
S MIN do izby.
Napadnul prvy snah a
zrovna primrzol. Fiala mie.
nil, re to este popusti, ale
stara Fialova tomu neverila,
"Ej, veru nie," povedaia,
"netrufam, ze by este popu.
stilo. Name v nedel'u "a.
ciatok adventu, to ono uz inc
nebude.
A skutocne. Shah costa,
lezat'; al sa pekne udupal
a este no v noci pribudlo. -
Eva sniesla povaly prasli
ce.
"Budes priast' podivi
sa gazda. "U mas sa uz oc
rokov nepriadlo, a sluzky tt
sotva budu vediet'.
"Evicka ma pravdu," o
zvala sa stara Fialova, "ma
me lanu dost', a teraz s;
media mic kupit', mech pradl
Keby som nemala chrom,
ruky, tiez by som sa do toht
pustila. A sluzky mech sa u
cia."
"A mas cfm svietit'?" po
chyboval este gazda.
"Zaniesla som zidovke XII
10 masla, tax mi naliala pl
MI nadobu, to predsa VISTA
cf ma par tyzdnov.
A tax zacalo sa u Fialov
co po roxy bolo zabudnute
. priadky. Sluzky najpry
mrzute pozeraly ma praslice
a vyhovaraly sa, ze priast'
nevedia. Nechcelo sa i'm do
tel novoty; radsej by vecer
okolo vrat postavaly a ma
ulici, nez sediet' v izbe a
zavodit' gazdinou, ktora
bola vo vsetkom tax vel mi
pilnou, ze ju predstihnut' ne
mohly. Ked' i'm ale gazdina
vl'ldne ukazala, ako sa pra-
die, q sl'dbila usmevom.
ze 2 napradeneho dostane
kazda ma zasteru, smierily
So 8 novotou a pustily sa do
pradenia.
Youngstownske Sloven.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-10
PRE- PENIAZE
ROMAN.
Napisala Vlasta Javoricka.
ROMAN.

Anezka s matkou vymeni-
la vyznamny a sucitny po-
hlad, ktory obotkal Evu.
v izbe sedeli uz oba mu-
Ii pri svacine a vitali zeny
Ii matku: 'Pod'te, pod tie,
volal Jakub, 'kone eakaju
a noe bude coskofo.''
Anezka sadla ku stolu a
rychlo pocala jest.
"Boze, mamicko, preco ME
SINE aspon o nieco blizsie,
aby som vas mohla castejsie
vidat'. Je mi niekedy smu-
tho po vas a mavam o vas
strach," zatiesknila Valento-
va, citiac rozlucenie uz eel
kom blizko. -.
ITO ju Ease budem mat co
tesit'," usmial sa Jakub,
dude mi po niekol'ko dni
poplakavat'.''
"Coze by 81 sa skPabila,'
napomenula stara dceru, -
mas dobreho muza a 81 uz
jeho."
"Ale ked' mi je "a vami
clivo, mamicka jedina! A
nezka sa lichotila matke,
tuliac sa k nej a hladiac jej
vraskovite ruky, "vas mi nj
kto nenahradi."
Matka ju chcela pokarhat'
ale Shy sa jej vyrinuly O.
ci a predieraly vraskami po
leach.
"Vy ste tiez plakala, sva-
grina, ked' 81 vas Vito od-
viedol?" opytal sa Jakub,
ktoremu bolo trapno pri tom
to vyjave, ktory prekypo-
val citom.
"Ja nie,' povedala Eva a
smutne sa ma neho usmiala,
"ja som nemala pre- koho.
ia nemam tax hodnu ma
micku, ako Anezka a so sta
rym otcom som stale neby-
vala."
V tom zaplakalo diet'a,
ma posteli polozene.
"Chce byt' asi previnu-
}ty," mienila Anezka a hod-
lala povstat', ale Eva ju pre-
disla, pozdvihnuc diet'a.
Lien jedzte, Anezka, len
sa najedzte, ia Cyrilka pre-
viniem,'' a uz vyberala z ko-
sa, ktory Valentovci mali so
sebou pripraveny, ciste pile
nocky a chytala sa diet'a-
ia.
"Ale pojdem S MIN do ku-
chyne, tu je chladno.' ~
Lien sa to ucte," smial sa
"a nou Jakub, "aby ste to
vedela.
"Ja to viem vel'mi do.
bre," odpovedala uz medz
dvermi Eva, "doma som So
detf nieco vyperchala!'
Fiala uz boil po jedle &
teraz vstal cd stola, ably Sc
Won pozrel, ci je uz zapriah
mute. Nebol dnes tax peknj
den, ako vcera, v nedepu
Husta, biela hmla visela bli
zko mad zemou, a civilian
drobulinko poprchalo. Bole
"surovo'', ako sa to povie
este len re nebol victor. Ga.
zda nariadil sl1zkam, ktore
prikryvadla maju priniest
tie re sa Valentovcom po-
zicaj1 a Jozefa postal pre-
otiepku slamy ma dino voza
pod nohy. Vracaj1c sa, ne
siel 20 siene' do izby, ale "a
mieril cez kuchynu, kde E.
va povijakom ovinovala Cy-
rilka, laskajuc no a dohova-
rajuc mu, aby 81 nechal ru-
eicky v perinke, ze je tam
zima a mohol by sa nachla-
dit.
"Opravdu, rozumies sa to-
. mu," zartoval, zastavujdc sa
: mad diet'at'om, ale hl'adiac
: Ina zenu.
: We'd hovorim, ze som
toPko deti vypiplala sama,
Q usmiala sa a zaviazala po-
q yijan ma peknd ruzicku ma
= vrchu perinky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-10
(Pokracovanie.)

Ma moju veru, manic
ko, povedala ma druhy den
odpoludnia Anezka, sediac
yo vymienku u matky ma sto-
licke, davajuc diet'at'u pit.
Bola len v spodnicke, napolo
oblecena a Ease ma cestu sa
pripravovala; ''mala som
yam ma til Petronelu taku
zlost', zeby som jej bola
najradsej poriadne poveda-
la, co 81 o nej myslim, ked'
ona sa nehanbi a pride 81
pre- Vita k tancu. A Evy mi
bolo tax vel'mi Pdto, stala
ako oparena, a kde kto ma
ilu pozeral."
''Ver mi, dcero moja, robi
mi to vel'ku starost', ako
81 mi to v noci povedala, a.
nj spat' som uz nemohla.
Preco sem prisla? z toho
mic dobreho nevykvitne!"
Starena opravdu mala tvar
skl'lcenl.
"Mlada je velmi hodna a
gazdina, aku by nedostal,
keby presiel kraj sveta."
t'No, snad' ma Vito roz-
um,'' chlacholila matku dee
ra, we'd neni uz chlapcom
a snad' tiez vidi aka je E.
va pricinliva, a nezabudne,
re mu svojimi peniazmi gaz-
! dovstvo zachranila. Myslim,
re 81 teraz stoji pekne? p
mo, pravdaze," suhlasila
ona, "je vysekany jej peniaz-
mi, a we'd yies sama, ako sa
teraz gazduje. Odviedol ne
davno eraru voly; dostal tol'
ko stoviek, re SINE ich my S
otcom "a cely zivot tol'ko
nevideli. Mohlo by byt' u mas
ako v nebi; ale neni, mila
dcero, neni! Pamatas 81 ma
otecka, aky byval clovek, ST.
ce zlateho srdca, ale prud-
ky a prenahleny. Taky zrov-
ma je Vito. Hovorfm ii, di-
voch. Nevesty mi je futo,
ked' sa ma nu pre- mic, "a mic
osopf, a cakam zrovna so
strachom, co z toho bude. A
lie ona mic, jedine slovfcko
mu nazad media, len tie smu-
the oci sklopi odide do
izby.'
''Pravda, neni mu mila, -
povzdychla Anezka a odd'a-
Pujuc spiace nemluvna cd
bielych prs, zapinala 81 zivo-
tok, so srdcom je, manic
ko, t'azko hrat', a Vito ma
predsa este v srdci Petrone-
lu, to neni mac. Nal ju rad
nemoze ju zabudnut'."
"Predsa som ale rada, re
mi ju sem nepriviedop', sve-
rovala sa matka, "ta by ne
bola ako nasa mlada! Je to
TAXA furiantka, ktora, hoe
mic nemala, robila by vel'k1
paniu a ia by som nemala
ami desiatu ciastku toho po-
sluzenia cd nej a este menej
ucty, ktoru mi dava Eva"
"Je TAXA mila," zat1zila
Anezka, obliekajdc sa do
svojich syto zelenych, zama-
tovych Stat, ia ju poznam
iba cd vcerajska a mann ju
uz rada; a Vito nie!? To sa
divim! - Rychle kroky po
sieni prerusily d'alsf rozho-
vor. Eva bleda, tmavymi
kruhami pod ociami, ale Gu
Ia a usmievava, vbehla do
izby starkej.
"Tak pod tie, Anezko, este
nieco 81 zajest' do izby, sva-
gor Vito uz sedia "a sto-
lom. Jozef zapriaha, musite
sa poponahl'at'."
Ale, preeo chystate, Evic-
ka,' zazlievala ma oko Anez.
ka, we'd SINE pred chvip.
kou obedovali, radsej aby
SINE sli. Tina bude Co nevi
diet, a domov prijdeme ma
Gisto v noci."
mo, ved' Cyrilka mate s
I sebou, a gazdovstvo dom
tiez mate opatrene,' nani,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-10

neho z jej styroch vepkych
motorov. Francuzska vlada
povolila velitel'ovi Eckene-
rovi letiet' ponad Francuz-
sko alebo sletiet' ma fran
cuzsku zem, ak by bolo tre-
ba. Mecharici ale opravuid
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-10

Toto je obraz krasnej no.
vel zepelfnky "Hindenburg'
ktora ma svojej zpiatocnej
panenskej ceste z Juznej A
meriky dostala sa do ne
snadz pri pobrezi Spaniel
ska nasledkom poruchy jed
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
REPORT SHOWS
MARKETS FOR
DISTRICT PLAN


AS an indication of the possible
markets to be obtained in the I'm
perial and Coachella valleys by the
Imperial Irrigation district power
development and distribution pro-
ject, Lester S. Ready, consulting
engineer in his recent report on
this proposed power project now
filed with the state railroad COM
mission, gave a summary of the
present customers of the Southern
Sierras power company in these two
valleys as shown by records of the
company.
This summary shows a total of
II, ,894 customers, 62.567 ,055 kilowatt
hours of power sold and a revenue
of 81 ,697 146 for the private power
company during 1884. This is fur
ther broken down as follows:
Domestic lighting: 4,221 custom
erS, 1,441 ,655 kwhs., and S122,881
revenue; commercial lighting: 2,165
customers, 3,923,475 kwhs., and $685.
Cos revenue; municipal, street and
ether lighting: 40 customers, 1885,
1876 kWhs.. and $13,874 revenue; COM
bined lighting, heating and cooking:
1916 customers, 1867 ,652 kwhs., and
$287, ,780 revenue; combined heating
and cooking: 1,0l4 customers, A.
676,103 kWhs., and $98,549 revenue.
Agricultural power: 524 customers,
12,603,911 kwhS., sold and $215, lao
revenue; municipal power: 1O Gus
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
Militarist
Leaders To
Face Trial.
Copyright 1886 BY United Press

-
TOKYO. Feb. 27. lU,H - Japan's
high army officers effected a COM
promise today with the young eX-
tremiSt patriot army officers who
led the abortive revolt of yesterday
and precipitated a national crisis.
Under the compromise. enlisted
men will return to their regiment
Until new officers are appointed to
command them they will be quar-
tered temporarily in hotels and
governmental homes.
The officers are suspended from
duty and will be given the choice
of submitting to arrest and trial or
making some other proposal for
how their cases should be handled.
Thus was ended the first stage
of a grave national emergency. the
latest round of a fight centuries old
between army chieftainS and civil
ian political leaders.
Casualties in yesterdays coup re-
mained uncertain. 1t was believed
certain that five of Japan'S great
est men were victims of assasSins
One policeman was known killed in
delaying attackers while Count Ma
kino, former keeper of the Great
Seal. escaped. The only estimate
of total casualties in the coup was
made by japanese newspapers of
Singapore-80 killed.
The compromise disclosed the
rebels had held three positions in
Tokyo's heart, the premier's resi-
dence, a portion Of the army gen.
cral staff property and the grounds
of the new parliament building.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
COMPROMISE
GOVERNMENT
is PROBABLE
Continued from PAGE !


groups in another When each has
reached its independent comprC-
mise the heads of the two groups
probably will come together, under
the guidance of the chief advisers
of the emperor, for an effort at
final compromise.
This final compromise probably
will be to form a new national
government. possibly with one Of
the senior generals or a senior
admiral as premier and ministers
selected from lists approved by
the armed forces.
Such a government would be
pledged to carry out at least some
cf the reforms demanded by young
army officers leading the revolt.
These include Immediately relief
to the distressed agricultural pop
ulations; tax program designed
to redistribute wealth; higher
wages for industrial workers; the
development of ManchukuC as an
outlet for japanese emigration,
and a vigorus policy to assure a
regime friendly to Japan in north
China.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
Democrats Lead
In Registration
Continued from Page y

lCOIlUlllueQ from GdSc i
there is but one Prohibitionist in
the north end city, two socialists
and 43 who decline to state party
affiliation.
CaleXico Democrats are 231
ahead of the Republicans, the re-
gistered, no prohibitionistS zone
socialist and "a who declined TO
state party affiliations.
The Calipatria Democrats num-
Der l09 and the Republicans 137.
One Socialist registered and one
declined to state party affiliation.
Alamo precinct registered 52
Democrats and 80 Republican,;
Buena Vista Sc Democrats and 81
Republicans; Central 112 Demo-
Gratis and 70 Republicans; Date 60
Democrats and 81 Republicans;
Dixieland 81 Democrats and 26
Republicans; and Dogwood 80
Democrats and AZ Republicans.
The preliminary count will BE-
continued until a check of the
whole county has been made, ac-
cording to Ed Law, county clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
JAPANESE ARMY COMMANDERS COMPROMISE
Myers President
Of Safeway Group

o. H Myers, manager of the
local Safeway store, was elected
president Cf the Sideways EN-
ployes association at a meeting
Wednesday night in the Califor-
MIA hotel
Milton Brody, manager of the
Imperial store is secretary-treas-
urer, and II. Hopkins, manager Of
the Calipatria store, is the new
vice president.
John Angel and p Yrigoyen are
the members of the welfare COM
mittee and VIII Evans and j. ..
Springer, of the social committee
M. A. Early presided at the cleo
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

toners, 344, ,470 kwhs., sold and So
444 revenue; general power: sol
customers, 9,762,570 kwhs., sold and
S243,80 revenue; Andrade and
Brawley dredges, QID0: 2 Gus
toners, 45l 200 kWhs., and $4,000
revenue; Imperial Ice and Develop
ment company: 6 customers, 6,75l,-
200 kwhs, and S135,024 revenue;
bureau of reclamation l customer.
49, 100 kwhs., and $2,322 revenue;
wholesale: 4 customers, 1908 ,524
kwhs., sold and $285,661 revenue.
The report indicates that with the
exception of the Imperial Ice and
Development company and the
wholesale items, the remainder
would be considered "competitive"
fields for the district project.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27. UP)-
Insisting he believed the postofficc
department should be taken out Of
politics. Postmaster General James
A. Farley late today said he would
like to see congress adopt a bill
placing postmasters under civil SER
vice regulations.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
Imperial Valley Press

Published every weekday after
noon except Saturday. Gssued
Sunday as The Post-Press, joint
issue with The Morning PosD, by
the Imperial Valley Publishing
Company, 625 state street, El
Centre. California.
Entered at FL Centre, California,
post office as second class matter.
Paul jenkins. Publisher; George
Bennitt, General Manager; Russell
Bennitt, Secretary-Treasur Ed.
Fitzhugh, Managing Editor.
VI. G. Mogensen e. Co, National
Advertising Representatives.
Member California Newspaper
publishers Association.
Subscription Rates: Per Month
6Oc; For months. S1.65; For
months. 1925: One Year, 5000.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27. UP
Commander H. Mccoy Jones, ramp
ing official of the bureau OF naVl-
cation and steamboat Inspection
rendered his resignation TODAY
thus forestalling dismissal which
was to tape effect Saturday,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
QUNTYBRIEFS Q1BRIFS

McCabe-Mrs. Lottie Mason was
the first of the ten diphtheria vic
TINS at the Imperial county hospi-
tai to recover, Her friends will be
glad to know that she is up and
about again.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

--OO-
Hebcr-Mr. and Mrs Arch McIn-
mis- and Raymond Barnes have been
confined to their homes with the
flu, Beverly 10 Robertson has also
been sick with ptomaine poisoning
Boulder Dam Round Trip $l700
Prone CaleXiCo 2-J-2.
(W.TF.-2 Wks.)
%
Heber - Mrs. Mason Spain and
son Billy were called to Arizona Sat-
urday on account of the serious ill
ness of her mother who is suffering
from pneumonia.
%
Heber-Lawrence Mobery return
ed from Turlock Monday
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

McCabc-Mr. and Mrs. JChn
Frohly first spent the weekend in
Les Angeles then motored to San
Ysidro to visit Mrs. Frohly's neph-
ew until they returned home Tues
day evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

McCabe-Mr and Mrs. Evan T.
Hewes motored to Redondo Friday
to visit Mrs. Hewes parents. They
until Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

Issue Building Permit-A building
permit was issued to the Imperial
Valley Hardware company Thurs
day for construction Ct 5000 par
tition in the store at 536 Main
street, according to records at city
hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

Inspector Hefe.-Inspector Walt
er p. Greer of the California High
way Patrol was in Imperial county
Thursday for a routine inspection
trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

Heber-MrS. Clyde Rodgers will
entertain Friday with an all day
quilting and a pot luck lunch
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

McCabe-At the Eucalyptus-Me-
Cabe Farm Bureau Friday night
the 28, there is to be ample enter
tainment. The Women'S Home de-
partment is to put on two plays
and the All Sewing club is spon-
Soring a cake-walk.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
Hot Popcorn, PeanJts-Riedy's
(D10PTF

Hcber-Joe Martin and Charles
o. Dell left Monday on a fishing
trip on the Colorado river, they
will camp several weeks then go on
to Phoenix.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

Hotel California Coffee Snop. char
:oal broiled steaks, mixed drinks.
(N2P-MA2A)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
Meet me at Sherwords.
,O2fP- -A25A)

Hebcr Wiley Mcbride is now
employed in Yuma at the Arizona
bakery. His family will move there
right away.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27
Meet me at Sher1oocs.
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Stops Career-Verne White was
stopped in his rapid accumulation
of automobile accessories in Holt
vile early Wednesday night by
Chief of Police William H. Cornell
ison. He was brought to the coun-
ty jail Wednesday night to await
disposition of his case.
o.
Returns From Coast-Frank g.
Beyschlag, farm advisor, has re-
turned from a trip to Los Angeles
and a conference at the Riverside
Citrus Experiment station.
Scouters Ccurse-An open forum
discussion was conducted at We'd
nesday's meeting of the advanced
class in the principles of Scout
mastership.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

Decree Granted Interlocuto.Y
decree of divorce was awarded Dor
othy johnson in her suit against
Sherwood, according to papers filed
at the county clerks office. The
charge was Wilful neglect. The
plaintiff was awarded the custody
of two minor children.
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"Old Town" Hot Tamales -Reidy's.
(Fl9P-F29)
File Intention To Wed-Chester
Lewis Dapron, &c, and Ruth Canon,
10, both of El Centre, filed notice
of intention to wed Wednesday.
Children Under IL - Tap Dancing
SOC. Wooda Blesy, 723 Orange.
(F18P-M3A)
Heber-Mrs. Earl Fleming was
taken to a CaleXico hospital early
Monday morning suffering from
appendicitis.
Committee Meets - The Alamo
Verde fair committee met at the
fair grounds Tuesday to make
plans for the exhibit. Stewart Gott
is chairman and Mrs. Guy E. Tut
tie, Mrs. T. w Armstrong, L. c.
Hawk are members.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. R. H. Will
liams is spending a week with
her daughter, Mrs Norman Brodie
of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-27

"Old Town" Hot Tamales-Reidys
(Fl9P-F29l
Evening star., 1936-05-26
SCHULTZ BILL iNDORSED

Full Endorsement Of the action Of
the House Committee on immigration
in reporting out the Schultz bill to
provide automatic promotions for all
employees in the immigration and
Naturalization Service was given by
the American Federation Of Govern
ment Employees today.
Backed by the services commissioner
general, D. w. MacCormick, the bill
would give all employees automatic
promotion now affecting only immi-
grafton inspectors. MacCormick also
pointed out that clerical pay was "out
of line with that of other jobs in the
service, and immigration clerks, do
ing work similar to that of customs
clerks, receive considerably less pay"