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The Washington times., 1936-10-09
SMALL CASH PAYMENT


600 BLOCK N ST. n. f.
Six rooms and bath, electricity. gas, hot
water heat. cellar inClOscd pOrChes lst
and ID floors: in perfect condition. Price
SO, 500. Call MR.. GUIFFRE. MET. @S27.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 2O5 Investment
Building
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NOWNER MUST SELL

23ft. brick home, in best section OF Mt.
Pleasant. containing 10 rooms. @ bedrooms,
3 baths, automatic heat . inclOsed pOrChes,
2-Car garage. Priced So 900 under the mar
ket for this location. MEL nl00 for amt.
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Financial
Personal Loan Companies

Operating Under Uniform
Small Loan LdSVS
LOANS FOR $500 OR LESS. Domestic
Finance Corp. 1906 Rhode Island Ave-.
Mt. Rainier. Md. DE. 4674.
LOANS UP TO $500
THE STATE LOAN CO.
1900 Georgia Ave-. Silver Spring. SH. 3474
The Washington times., 1936-10-09

NEARBY VA. JUST COMPLETED
$3.50. TERMS.
Colonial brick, rooms studio bedroom,
open fireplace. built-in garage. large wood
ed lot: new subdivision. 10 minutes bus
service
CLARENDON, VA. WALNUT 9292.
The Washington times., 1936-10-09
Real Estate
Houses for Sale
SILVER SPRING, ND.

One block from 10th St and ] block
from District line Attractive. newly deco"
rated 22-rm. home surrounded by ] y
acres of ground four baths. oil burner
heat. ami. will make excellent roomlng
house school, tea room or tourist home
For information call
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SILVER SPRING. MD.

Groom frame, large living room, open
fireplace, dining room, kitchen and lava
tory on first floor; bedrooms, tile BATH
second floor; hot-water heat nice yard,
lot 50x150. Owner will sacrifice for
$6.45O Easy terms Call Mr.. Warfield.
Robert l.. McKeever Co., Inc.
Shoreham Bldg. MA. 475O
The Washington times., 1936-10-09
SEEING Is BELIEVING

You get MORE than your moneys worth
for S1075O in this NEW six-roOm and two
bath COLONIAL BRICK in choice Chevy
Chase, D. c., location (near transportation
LOVELY SCREENED PORCH. French doors
from dining room. LARGE LIVING ROOM
with fireplace, artistic dining room. Many
'built-in" kitchen cOnveniences. Stairway
to finished attic. Beautiful lot. Call J.
Wesley Buchanan, Inc. NE. 3772. until
The Washington times., 1936-10-09

Sc 625O-Well located Bungalow in Ameri-
can University Park; rooms bath, gas
heat. electric refrigeration large basement,
big attic suitable to make two more bed
rooms. nice lot garage. Needs some re-
pairs but price Gown to allow for such.
CALL Mr. RABY NATIONAL 1900.
EVENING PHONE CLEVELAND 1892.
The Washington times., 1936-10-09

BIRD ST. n. W. 3922-Living-dining room.
| bedrooms, kit, priv bath and entrance
| gas, light, oil heat, electric hot-water heater.
Frlgldalre; convenient, S75 AID 1O3O1
The Washington times., 1936-10-09

PETWORTH. 4422 Bird St. N. W-Young
lady (attorney) share with another conn
Portable well-furn. 4-room. bath apt, in
own home; Government employe only:
refs; S27.50 After 7:3O, AID. 3934-J,
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| WISCONSIN AVE. N. W, l513-studio
apt: bed-living room. studio couch and
dayoed dinette. kitchenette. Frigidaire.
! service. gas elec., linens silver WE O5ll
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81? "A 9TH ST. S. W.-Two front rooms
for l;h.k.; all conveniences; sink. 81
! per week.
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Financial
Money to Loan

ADVANCED on diamonds, watches, jewelry
and silverware; loans 5000 and over 2 %
all tickets good for one year. MORNINGS
LOAN OFFICE, opp. Washington Airport,
The Washington times., 1936-10-09

CUMBERLAND ST. n. W. 363S-Exclu-
sive section. new private detached home:
automatic heat, c.h.w.. showers: best food ::
beautiful single and double rooms. CL. 507S
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18TH ST, N W. 5912. Apt. 2O3-2 rooms.
linens silver furnished: SIS; adults.
The Washington times., 1936-10-09

CORNER APT, Sd floor, 2 large front
rooms. porch, kitchenette. bath. h.-w.h..
elec Frigid.. gas. cleo, phone included,
after 6 2. m
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Rentals
Board and Rooms

CHEVY CHASE. $3.50 OLIVER ST. n. W
Exclusive detached guest home. Beau
rooms. also table board. moderate rates.
The Washington times., 1936-10-09

A ST. S. E., 1745-2 rms, large screened.
in porch, heat, gas. cleo phone inc.
adults, S32 month. AT 1907.
The Washington times., 1936-10-09

3D ST; n. W. S17-Sleep. rm., So. so yk
nicely turn. apt, 81 wk.; with Frigid. Ss.
18TH ST. n. W, 3114-2-rm. apt, bath,
heat. elec. refrlg.. elec.. gas; ianitor.
The Washington times., 1936-10-09
BARGAIN
MAR T

Beauty Culture
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced. Won
derful French method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker, 3025 o St. NV. WE. 112O.
La gaceta., 1936-10-05
La Iucha> sEspa6a pr la Ebertad
Recortes de periodicos repuA aanos
demccratV ~
Ken conFa de los FascIstas

~
mar de nuevMY aunque vayan
mas aprisa queN esa carre-
ra siempre quedara en- la reta-
guardia ina voz amiga que i'm
pedira que el aut co liberia
isxso tenga por SEM Ia actua-
ci6n deGorss4NAde cierto batu-
rro chistoso cue al finAa descu-
,.crto al pals SIS terdaderos
sentimientos.
pENA DE MI RTE
Col ano-
he TundoN 5rero" la sigu Sn-
no:aV y
fpre2iso clavar esta col
sigma en- 10 mas esforzado Y v
gilante de nuestro amino. Ell q;
dr6n, e. Opillo, el maleante aus
quiera approve aar laNonSianza
aye ahora viven las classes labo-
ricsas. las caracteris.icas espe-
ciales de la retaguardia en- la
guerra; ell que manche con sus
bellaquerias V sus ruinlades las
horas qre lavamos en- sangre de
heroismo, de orden y de morali-
dad, debe ser fusilado inmedia-
tamente, aplastado como un BIZ
cho asperoso, indigno de las viz
torias del pueblo, de vivir el
triunfo y la aniquilaci6n del fas
cismc, iPena de muerte al la
dr6nl Nj los excesos, nj las ar
5itrariedades, nj el abuse de
la frerza pueden ser CONSENT
COS. De ninguna manera. Nos9-
tros organizamos IN orlen J
a1table.emcs una moral inflexi.
bles. La poblaci6n civil tiene
que haliar en- ~nosotros las maxi.
mas garantias.
e. ladron, ell pirata, ell saquea
dor obeIecen a estimulos de los
fascistas, que pagarian a bUer
orc una campana de escandalo.
Nuestra honestidad nuestra hen
radez, nuestro respeto a vidas
Y haciendas modestas no parti-
cipes en- la financiaci6n del cri-
men, constituyen la aut6ntica
desersa de todos los. intereses
legftimos. Denunciemos todos
les casos de pillaje; localicese al
adr6n y extermfnese cen la g
ismplaridad que su bald6n re-
clama.
En- los cuarteles, en- las avan-
zadas tr~iunfantes, en- la reta-
guardia, en- todas parties donde
las milicias actGen y combatan,
ell robo Y ell despojo, ell atropello
Y la brutalidad deben ser CORE
gidos por ell pelot6n de ejecu-
ci6n. Nuestra moral es esta: en-
la guerra, los ladrones son enc
migOs, y a los enemigos en- la
guerra Sc les fusila. iPena de
muerte al ladr6nr"
La gaceta., 1936-10-05
MANANA Sc Ell
GRAN JURADO DEL CON-
DADO

Los jueces de la corte del cir
quito han citado para manana a
SO ciudadanos de entire los cua-
les escogeran los Is cue inte-
graran ell nuevo gran jUrado
del condado.
El gran jurado que hoy ter
min6 sus funciones, deja al nue.
vo varios problemas, entire elloS
ell del juego prohibido. La Pc
qrena Camara de Concrete J
ctras organizaciones pedirar
otra vez al gran jurado que &C.
tue para dominar ell juego er
esta ciudad.
Hoy Sc remitiran por la Pc
quena Camara, a las autorida.
des, e~nergicas cartas demandal
do pronta acci6n en- contra dc
los yicios que "limpian" los Dol
sillos de los ciudadanos humil-
DIES. Mas tarde, en- ell sntc
oportuno, Sc remitiran copias
de las direcciones de los Al ga
ritos va denunciados por esa
colectividad.
La gaceta., 1936-10-05
Ell DINERO DE LA FIESTA
DEL CENTRIC A DE
WEST TAMPA

En- esta semana, seg1n los
informes que tenemos, sc man
dara a Espana ell dinero que
prOdujo la fiesta celebrada err
Ell Centric EspanoJ de w. TAM
pa.
Hasta la nanana de aver ell
Centre disponia, para aemitir-
los a la Cruz ROja pOr cOnduc-
to de la enbajada de Espana
en Paris, de $SO4.O0. incIuyen-
do algunoo dOnativos que fue-
ron hecAOs por ell presidente y
miembros de la junta directi-
va.
RSrsonas NAL intencionadas
han hechO circular algunos ru-
mores,sobre csc dinerO, que o
10 merecen ell mas sincere des-
precio. .
Ell Centric EspaEol ha cum
PlidO con su deber y merece
elogios por SUI actuacion.
La gaceta., 1936-10-05
OSSORIO

Ossorio y Gallardo fue en- el
ano 1880 ell amigo de la Repu-
blica. Entonces, olvidando sus
amos de legalista implacable,
lie admiramOs y llegamos a es-
timarle. Hizo mucho dano al
Borb6n con sus cartas acusa-
doras.
Algunos disgustos nos did
don Angel, de orden doctrinal,
en- las Cortes CONSTITUENCIES
no pocos nos ha dado tambien
en- la appreciation conservado.
ra de algunos hechos polfticoS
Y s~Ociales. Pero ell espiritu in.
teligente que ayud6 a parteaI
la RepGblica, que fue su glosa-
dor p~arlamentario, que ha te-
nido para Catalina gestos muy
dignos de tenerse en- cuenta y
que no ha cafdo en- la red fall
sa y ruin de la contrarrevolu-
ci6n, tiene ahora ell buen gus
to de alzarse contra la subver-
sion y de ofrecer ell r,esgo de
su opinion y de su palabra al
Frente Popular.
Es muy dificil que ell Sr. Osso
rio y Gallardo marche al COM
PAS que mar.hamos los que no
sabemos detenernos en- la vida.
Pero su personalidad en- estos
momentos no esta, nj mucho me
nos, renida con la popularidad.
Por las libertades de Espana
eSta Ossorio dispuesto a bata-
La gaceta., 1936-10-05
La Fiesta de Los Leales

La Fiesta de Los LeGles
Parece que a esta fiesta, en-
honor lie los ninos espanoles, lie
faltar& la cooperation de uno
de los Centres que ha reitera-
do su acuerdo de no celebrar
fiestas.
No sabemos 10 que la logia
hara, pero ST que cuenta con
ell concurso del Centre Espanol
v ell Comite de Defensa del Fren
tie Popular.
Por los nihos de Espana to-
dos los SACRIFICES son titles y
oportunos.
Nosotros creemos que los Lea
les no d31ca retroceder en- su
nobilisimo empeno.
Con Ell frio vendran dias te-
tribes, en- Castillo, Asturias y
otras regiones, para los ninos
de los trabajadores, sus madres
v demas familiares.
La gaceta., 1936-10-05
Del Club L. B. H.

Este club celebr6 r~eciente-
mente un wiener roast" en- Ba-
Hast Point. Ell grupo parti6 del
lugar convenido a las $50 de la
noche.
lie correspondi6 TN premio
en- los juegos a Tony Barcel6.
Sc reunira Ell club Ell venidero
microbes, en- Ell domicilio de los
esposos Hony Barcel6, con ell fin
de discutir los planes pare Ia
fiesta de Halloween.
Los esposos Barcel6 servirar
I'm exquisite cocktail, una es'
pecialidad.
La gaceta., 1936-10-05
MITIN DEL FRENTE POPU
LAR EN- Ell CENTRIC
OBRERO

Ell microbes por la noche,
en- ell Centric Obrero, Sc verifi-
cara un mitin organizado por
ell Comite de Defensa del Fren
= Popular.
Informara ell Comite sobre
los trabaios cue hasta la fecha
lleva realizados y varios ora
dores explicaran la situacion
en- Espana.
Como en- actos anteriores, es
perase Que a este mitin asistan
centenares de amigos de la eau
sa de Espana.
Hasta la fecha sc han man
dad q E.spana, por ccnductO
de la embaiada de Paris. once
mil seiscientos pesor
Del martes al microbes sc
giraran $1,5OO mas. Los giro:
Sc hacen todavia a nOmbre de
don Aware de Albornoz.
La gaceta., 1936-10-05
NOTAS SOCLALES

So0re Perfume
Eleanor Nangle escribe sobre
perfume LAS personals que ST.
guen la moda examinan ahQra
10 que en- Paris, Londres y NV
York Hannah las "coleccionesN
Ea simplfoidaf parece ser la ca
racteristica de los trajes y los
perfumes para la mujer elegan-
tie.
Vamos a sugerir un perfume,
algo sutil, que Sc ajrste a ia sim
plicidad de los vestidos. Els un
toque o ''nota" oriental 10 que
parece predominant. Quisiera pc
der describir en- pocas palabras
esta nueva esencia. Tiene una
base floral, un poquitin de JAZZ
min, pero es la sugerencia orien
tai la que lie da distinci6A. Pue-
de usarse con differences mode-
los de trajes. Prede usarla con
SUI vestido negro Y con los mas
elegan es trajes dc noche. Els
un perfume envuelto en- un pa
pei chino amarillo. Una envol-
tura elegantlsima. No doy su
nombre para no servir intere-
ses loomerciales, pero no divide
lre Ell perfume de moda tiene
an toque oriental.
La gaceta., 1936-10-05

I'm EGito
Lo fue la function celebrada
anoche por los obreros de la
Hermandad de Panaderia, en- ell
Centre de los trabajadores, en-
la Octava avenida.
Sc representation las obras
ia Real Cana" yS"Enredos y
Trapisondas", triunfando en- su
empeno los a~rtistas.
Ell producto Sc dividira a
parties iguales entire Ell Comite
de Defensa del Frente Popular
espahol y Ia Union de Parados
de Ybor City.
La gaceta., 1936-10-05
Los ertremos


Refiriendose a las faltas de
algunas muchachas, en- sociedad
Antoinette Donnelley, describe
asi a una de elias: Yo cOnOzco
p~ersonalmente a una mu.hacha
que suda bajo los brazos y ha-
ce unas marcas enormes de SUI
dor en- los vestidos. va pueden
ustedes imaginar ell nal efectO
que este causa. Ademas tiene la
Iial cubierta de espinillas, Sc
empolva pesadamente, Sc da
carmfn hasta muy cerca de las
cejas y Sc pinta sin cautela las
p~estaha-4."
Extremes que no convienen
a las mujeres de buen gusto. FL
La gaceta., 1936-10-05
Ell Club Ah6tico

III CbHO
ACADIA de elegir su nueva Off
cialidad ell Club Atletico de Pal
metto Beach, confiandose la pre-
sidencia a Claudio del Vale; Vi
cepresidente, James Thompson;
secretario, Ismael Perez, y teso-
zero Manuel Rodriguez. Desem-
penaron esos prestos con ex-
traordinaria habilidad, Charlie
Sierra, Daniel Rio, jose Fer
nandez y JESUS Fernandez.
Despues del Gltimo mitin Sc
verified una fiesta. ALI estaban
Jose del Vale, j. Perez, Charlie
del Vale, Daniel Rio, Bill de-
Vale, Charlie Sierra, James
Thompson, Frank Garcia, Chic
Beluc.ia, Frank Valenti, Frank
Gregory, Segundo Reisco, Ave
limo Piniella, Jose Valdes, Ma
nuel Rodriguez, o. Muzio, Libo-
rio Luco, Jose Pasciuta, Bob
Pasciuta, Pope Fernandez, Ma
nuel Perez, Babe del Vale, Skin
ny Diaz, Julian Fernandez, An
DIRE Muzio Y Manolo Menendez,
Nh nos triuhfos lie augura-
mos a este progresista club.
La gaceta., 1936-10-05
HABLA Ell ALCALDE
DE BARCELONA

DE BAhCfLONA
Barcelona.-El alcalde 10
hablado por la radio y dijo
que hay que ser inexorables
'con quienes han desencadena-
do la lucha que desangra y a.
zota a Espana.
"Estamos ante una Guerra
civil Y una revoluci6n. Por tan
to, es precise normalizar la
. la0eiudadana Y mantener Ia
moral, coIectiva de la retaguar
~, srprimiendo TODD 10 que
pueda oponerse a la revolu-
ci5n La guerra no sol -
na con la hravura de II m
ba~tientes. sine tambien con la
moral, la inteligencia y la dis
ciplins. Para veneer hace falta
Ia discipline en- ell frente Y la
conenuidad del trabajo en- la
retaguardia para consolidar la
nueva obra revolucionaria. a.
org&nizlciones sindicales han
e contribuir a que ell restable-
cimiento del nuevo regimen pc
lftico no Sc hunda por falta dc
base. Ell Consejo de Economia
sue acata de constituirse e.
ell comienzo de una obra supre'
ma Y diffcil. Para mantener Ii
lucha es pensamiento. La his
toria nos ensena cue ell ejerci.
to que Sc bate triunfa cuandC
hay detras un pueblo que estf
Undo por I'm ideal com1n."
La gaceta., 1936-10-05

Falleci6 aver en- un hospital
local la Srta. Lucie Rubia, del
1608R de Riverside Terrace.
La sobrevive su padre politi-
CO, Martin Wall, de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1936-10-05
JEAN BETTEN QUIERE FL
JAR UNA E MARCIA

MarseEla, Francia, oct. g.
Jean Betten, la notable aviatriz
busca establecer una nueva mar
ca de vuelo sin compania entra
Inglaterra y Nueva Zelandia.
La Batten aterriz6 hoy en- Ma
rignane y sigui6 viaje a Ate
mas, a donde espera llegar en- la
tarde de hoy.
La gaceta., 1936-10-05

sudor es I'm enemigo del amor y
lei buen olor. Y la "%pintura",
o ell maquillaje "escandaloso",
10 es cosa que agrade a nadie.
La gaceta., 1936-10-05
LOS GIGANTES VENCHE-
RON A LOS x EN-
Ell DECIMO INNING

New York, oct. 5.-En un in
teresante desafio que dur6 dlez
"entradas" los Gigantes vencie-
ron a los Yankees, a~dquiriendo
la esperanto de conquistar 81
campeonato, aunque Ell team de
Mccarthy tiene tres jSegps ga
nados contra dos la move pa de
Bill Terry.
Ell resultadopGe1 Juesb de hoy
nor ezra ell calculo de los
que habian pronosti-
60 victoria de los Yankees
v ell Into final en- la serie.
H Schumacher dej6 a los
YaI Lkees en- nueve his y Sogr6
d hinarlos en- los instances di-
ffsiles. RaffinAy Malone lanza-
on por los d~errotados.
Abrieron los Gigantes ell jue-
- con 8 carreras en- ell primer
ming e hicieron otra en- ell sex
B; los Yankees anotaron una
eg nda, en.el tercero y dos en-
sexto, empatando.
Ne mantuvo Ell empate hasta
81 d6cimo, cuando los "naciona-
es" licieron la carrera de la
Y Doria.
. Selkirk bate6 otro "jonrron",
su segundo en- Ia serie, y ade4
mas un hit.
Batearon por los Gigantes
rs hits cada uno, Moore y Man
'u7o; por los Yankees, dos hits
ada rno, Rolfe, y Selkirk.
C~osetti :ometic e. Gn;co e.
rror de los derrotados. Tres CO.
'etieron los vencedores, de Bar
tell, OFT y Jackson.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
IIGANTES:
800 OO1 600 l = sc, Oh, Sc.
YANKEES:
OIL OO2 900 = &c, Oh, lie.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-28
ADVANTAGES
OF ELECTRIC
DRIVE LISTED

Edgar Brothers Hardware,
Sones Lumber company, the
Whiting Mead company, and the
Southern Sierras Power COM
pany, in announcing their home
coming campaign aimed at in
stalling modern electrical appli-
ances in every home, revealed
today what they declare are the
outstanding advantages of the
drive:
1. The low monthly payments.
According to the cooperating
merchants and the utility, the
cost of ranges is being extend
ed over an year period, while
refrigeratOrs are being extended
over year period. and water
heaters over a Z year period.
This means that the monthly
payments for the appliances is
practically the payment of rent.
2. Low interest is charged on
the unpaid balances and not up
on the whole purchase price for
the whole length of the contract
as is the custom by some private
financing agencies.
3. Free wiring is offered so that
there can be no hesitancy in in
stalling ranges and refrigeratOrs.
A. So that the people may not
have to worry about their appli-
ances breaking down, the dealers
and the Southern SierraS during
the present campaign, are guar
anteeing free servicing on every
appliance sold during the life
of its contract.
5. Liberal trade in allowances
are being made on all appliances
which are replaced by the home
electrification equipment sold
during this campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-28
SEC. WALLACE
URGES RURAL
FIRE LOSS CUT

A definite downward trend has
been noted in farm fire losses dur
ing the past three years but the
appalling loss of life and the high
monetary loss still reflect the need
of more and better rural fire pro-
lection, Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace said today in
urging observance of National Fire
Prevention Week, which begins
October 4.
Each year about $500 people lose
their lives in farm fires. Also the
property loss is enormous. In re-
cent years, department engineers
say, this loss has been approxim-
ately $100,000,000 annually. The
peak fire losses were reached in
1880 and 1881 when figures for each
year came to nearly $120000,000.
These figures do not include the
non-farming rural communities =
small towns and cities of less than
$500 population.
The greatest reduction in farm
fire losses the engineers say, has
come in sections where rural fire
men have made a systematic study
of fire hazards in special courses
given for firemen. This movement
has resulted in the elimination of
fire hazards by a greater number
of farmers, increased activity on the
part of federal, state and local au-
thorities in organizing groups for
fire prevention and control, and,
finally, the organization of many
rural community fire departments.
The department engineers consi-
der careful plans for elimination of
fire hazards the first line of de-
fense against farm fires. The or
ganization of rural fire depart
ments, with motorized fire appar-
atus, is the second line in the pre-
vention of more serious losses.
Although the effectiveness of
rural fire departments is limited in
many instances by lack of tele-
phone, poor roads, and lack of
water supplies" Secretary Wallace
observed, "they have a splendid
record in communities where these
facilities are available. The or
ganization of these departments
should be encouraged in every way
possible and in communities serv-
ed by rural fire departments or
ganized effort should be made to
increase effectiveness by providing
suitable fire alarms and adequate
water supplies"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-28
THE ROMANCE OF
REFRIGERATION

Romance, Why the miracles OF
scientific invention that surround
us are packed with romance. Only
a few decades ago the benefits
of science that today we take for
granted would have seemed un-
believable. The automobile, the
airplane, the electric light, the
motion picture. 1slese are but a
few of the developments that bring
better living to us all. But, OF
all the scientific developments in
recent years, nothing has made
a greater contribution to humanity
than reliable food preservation. 1t
has played a major part in the re-
duction of sickness and death and
in the increase of our life span.
Refrigeration in the home by
means of the modern electric re-
frigerator completes the important
chain of food protection from
source of supply to family table.
San Joaquin county produced
4,543 tons of cherries this year;
2,787 tons of Royal AIMS were
barreled and 1,045 canned.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-28
NEW ELECTRIC
DEVELOPMENTS
AID HOUSEWIFE

Freedom from kitchen drudgery,
mechanization of nerve -wrecking
lsehold tasks will be complete
\ (lity in the very near future
This was the prediction made by
the Sones Lumber company, Whit
ing-Mead company, Edgar Bros.
company, and the Southern Sier-
ras Power company at the start
of their Homecoming campaign in
which they are selling electrical
appliances at terms never before
heard of in America.
The sponsors of this drive to
equip every home with electrical
appliances at low cost find that
the large sales are made possible
by the advantages which modern
electrical appliances can bring to
the home.
"If more women only knew of
the savings in money as well as
time, they can make by bringing
their kitchens up-to-date, most
kitchen slavery would be already
a thing of the past"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-28

We are able to offer an especially
attractive finance arrangement for
long term contracts Miner said,
lin addition to our regular term
payment facilities"
Maytag electric washers have
long been the chosen favorite of
many valley housewives and
through many new innovations
and improvements plus their tried
and tested performance over a
period Of many years are steadily
increasing in popularity all over
the world.
The Maytag ironer has been a
trail-blazer for the rest of the
industry in giving the housewives
of the nation simplicity of con-
structon and operation in this COM
paratively new field, just as the
washer has always done in its
field.
General Electric refrigerators," J"
Miner continued, need no intro
duction to valley housewives, hav-
ing proven their stamina and
ability to take care of the extra
heavy job imposed by extreme
weather conditions here in hum
dreds of valley homes ever since
home electrical refrigeration was
introduced nationally. In fact, I'M
perial Valley has been testing
ground for General Electric and
tests conducted here for many
years by this great concern have
proved that there is no job toe
difficult for the "G-E'."
Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-28
Boy Scouts Arrange
: For Meeting Places

- Scouts of Ell Centro have reorgan-
lied their troops and arranged
meeting places.
Troop 6 of Ell Centro has called
a meeting for Tuesday at 7:30
Walter Fleisher is the new leader
and the Rev. Devon Ellsworth, the
new troop committee.
Cub Pack 3 will meet Wednes-
day at 7 pm. at Wilson school
This group is sponsored by the
20-30 club with George Adams as
Cubmaster.
Troop 3 will meet at the Scout
hut Wednesday night and Troop
IA, Thursday at the hut.