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Certificate Filed-A, certificate of
amended articles of incorporation
were filed in Imperial county su-
perior court Saturday by the Amer
lean States Water Service company
of California.
Auction - House and lot, John
Michael estate. ALP Hamilton street
FL Centro. Also all furniture, Tues
day, December 29th at 10 sharp.
This house, lot, furniture and all
personal belongings must be sold to
close this estate. Look this over,
make some one good cheap home
Zinn and Zinn, auctioneers. D. l.
Zinn, administrator. D27-29
Marriage Licenses Msued - Two
marriage licenses were issued by
the Imperial county clerk Saturday
morning. The licenses went to:
Anthony LAMA, 20, and Josephine
Maggie, 90, Ell Centro residents; and
to Samuel P. Holiday, jr., %, and
Florence E. Hess, 20, also residents
of Ell Centre. Albert Virgil Yoder,
"a. OF Yuma, and Helen Alice Shaf-
fer. 26, of Los Angeles. also obtained
marriage license Saturday.
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Have 1t Cleaned for the gay
festive season American Cleaners,
536 Main. Phone 81. DIT
90
Cold Nights and Mornings! Hows
your wood supply? Phone l, Pho
neer Truck and Transfer Co. Quail
| ty and Service. D27
90
Louisiana Frog Legs-Oysters on
half shell-at the Trocadero. D22
The Trocader0 ror your evening"
ntertp 'rment. J28tf
10
Vow the spnn Room Tor your steal
dinners Trocadero. J28tt
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Annulment Granted = Judge
Vaughn N. Thompson granted an
annulment Thursday in the mar
riage OF Atlee j. Winn and Frances
J. Winn.
Nelson Studio. 628 Main Phone 181.
(ND
Married in COurt-Mauricio Cas-
tro, 80, of Los Angeles, and Velnna
Stall, %, of Brawley. were married
by Judge John E. Simpson in El
Centro justice court Thursday
afternoon.
Don't Forget Open Forum tax
meeting, Fair Grounds, Saturday
afternoon. D24-zo
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27
Imperial Valley Residents
Celebrate Gay Christmas

Christmas gatherings of every description character
lied the 1886 celebration of Christmas in Imperial Valley
The functions ranged from small family parties to large
affairs with dozens of guests including visitors from all
sections of the state and from more distant points
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

PHEASANT day for Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Richmond, for their son Kay.
was home from Oxnard for the
holidays and as their grandson,
Franny Magee, celebrated his first
christmas dinner with them as did
Dlls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo A.
Magee.
Mrs. j. S. Larew entertained
Judge and Mrs. A. c. Finney and
their daughter, Miss Virginia Fin
ney, at dinner at the Barbara
Worth hotel Christmas night.
The home of J. w. King was the
scene OF a Christmas celebration
Friday which observed all the his
torical significance of the annual
occasion. In addition to the host,
the following were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther c. Gray and son, Nor
man of San Diego: Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Harris; Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Tyler: Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. King and
sons Arthur and Lawrence; and
Mrs. Cora Willoughby.
-OO--
Mrs. Emery Girard has returned
from Oregon where she has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Chester
Kluck. Her sister and brother-in-
law. MI, and Mrs. Frank Brennan
accompanied her to spend Christ
mas in the valley with Mr.. and
Mrs. Girard. .....
Christmas is an important day
to the members of the H. B. Giles
nfamily for a new member has
Ibeeri added to the list, little Phyl-
lis 'Yvonne Hanna, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace B. Hanna,
born last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Correll motored Thursday
to San Diego to join the family
for Christmas.
The c. P. Denny home in Holt
vile is the headquarters for the
family reunion with members of
the Denny family enjoying the day
together. ..-...-.--#-. .
Following the tradition Of now.
many years standing Mrs. Leta
Mae Bryan had Christmas eve with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Nice, and
they in turn, with their children,
Everett, Frank and Elisa were to
be-, guests OF Mrs. Bryan for Christ
nlas, dinner, Mrs. .Bryan's other
GUESTS included Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fergu-
SON.. Louise Chormicle, John Fee
ney, Raymond Brown, Alberta
Smale, Walter Worden.
Decorations at dinner tables
throughout the valley followed the
traditional holiday motif to present
charming settings for the delicious
dinners. p. s.-.- 49,
Jack Person spent most. OF
Christmas in the hospital. not be-
cause he was ill but because Mrs.
Person and his new little daughter
are there. The baby has been
named for two uncles, Patsy Clair,
and she and her father and mother,
despite. the celebration being in a
hospital had a gala day for their
first Christmas together.
Central junior college alumni as
sociation members will entertain at
dinner at the California hotel at
1890 o'clock Tuesday night.
"A, speaking program, motion pic
lures and musical numbers are
scheduled to provide the entertain
nfent for the evening.
AL graduates and former students
of,the institution are expected to at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Bradshaw en-
joyed the holiday in San Diego with
Mrs Bradshaw's family, expecting
to return to the valley Saturday.
The o. G. Horne family had a
quiet Christmas celebration togeth-
er, one of the highlights for Othniel
and Bobby being the new badmin-
ton set which promises plenty of flu
ture entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Nuffer and
Danny and David Nuffer had
COP. Sr
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27
MAIL PLANE
REPORTED FOUND

REPORTED FOUND
SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. 26. U.R)
-CCC radio operators at Fort
George Wright said today
ground searching party led by
Glenn Cunningham had found
the missing northwest airlines
plane.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

The Trocader0 ror your evening"
Hltertp '1ment. fJ28tf
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

That wry expression Republican Chairman John M
appropriate 10 VIC
met with national COM
in Chicago his resignation For the Vote OF con-
adec which seemed assured carried with the loo OF super
visnp the payment deficit of more than SSooooo
at the Chlcago
a to reht J. Henry Roraback Connecticut Mrs j. Worth
noton Scranton Ralph E. Williams OF Oeso
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Vow the s,nn Room Tor your steal
dinners. TrocaderO. J28tf
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Conkling visit
ed Mr Conkling's sister, Mrs. Harry
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Louisiana Frog Legs-OySters on
half shell-at the Trocadero. DIP
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nuffer and
Danny and David Nuffer had
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Cold Nights and Mornings! How's
your wood supply? Phone l, Pho
neer Truck and Transfer Co. Quail
ty and Service. DIT
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Christmas is an important day
to the members of the H. B. Giles
|family for new member has
'been added to the list, little Phyl-
lis 'Yvonne Hanna, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace B. Hanna,
born last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Correll motored Thursday
to San Diego to join the family
for Christmas.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

The o. G. Horne family had a
quiet Christmas celebration togeth-
err one of the highlights for Othniel
and Bobby being the new badmin-
ton set which promises plenty of flu
ture entertainment.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Robinson and
Harold Robinson were weekend
visitors in San Diego. Temple Rob
inson returned with them from
State College.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Have 1t Cleaned for the gay
festive season. American Cleaners,
536 Main. Phone 81. DIT
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Christmas dinner with Mrs Nuffer's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. Chambers.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

The c. P. Denny home in Holt
vile is the headquarters for the
family reunion with members of
the Denny family enjoying the day
together. ..-...-.-##.. ...=.#..-. .
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Havekorst
had as their dinner guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Havekorst, Mr.. Have
korst's parents, and his sister, Miss
Vera Havekorst.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

ChrlstmaS was particularly
pleasant day for Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Richmond, for their son, Kay.
was home from Oxnard for the
holidays and as their grandson,
FTafiny Magee, celebrated his first
Christmas dinner with them as did
nnls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo A.
Magee.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Bradshaw en-
joyed the holiday in San Diego with
Mrs. AaBradshaw's family, expecting
to, return to the valley Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27
Record High Tide
Hits Bay District

90
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Miss Mariana SGearnes is spend
ing the week in San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Mrs. Emery Girard has returned
from Oregon where she has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Chester
Rluck. Her sister and brother-in-
law, MI. and Mrs. Frank Brennan
accompanied her to spend Christ
mas in the valley with Mr.. and
Mrs. Girard.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Roberts and
David and daughter Eleanor
spent Christmas with Mrs. Roberts
family in San Fernando.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-01-17

are doing fairly well for them
selves. Hey, gals! There's an
awfully nice looking Teller in the
Medic school out to the "U," who
hasn't as yet been discovered.
He's been here for quite while,
and is leaving this spring for work
at Provident in Chicago. =. War
rem Grissom is now an assistant or
a proctor or somethin' in the Po-
litical Science department out at
the University. Bill Simms is
a member of the University Forum
Committee, which is composed of
all campus big-shots. Not bad,
Ell? Jimmie Miree took what
coed to the Symphony concert?
Charlie Ukkerd is sporting the
swankiest watch I've ever laid eyes
on. A Christmas present. .. I
lost a black hat two Saturday
nights ago, out on Fourth Ave-,
or around there some place. Any
BODY find it? It was one of nv
favorites, so I'd like to get it back.
.. Twentieth Century boys will
throw a party some time within
the next month or so, so every
body stay home and get prepared.
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Jimmy Has Moved

Jimmy Slemmons, salesman of
Goodrich Silvertown stores, is now
at the Goodrich store, 2O9 Washing
ton Ave. S. His new telephone
number is &c. 1921. He appreciates
the amount of business he has been
receiving and wishes to thank
everyone who has helped him.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-01-17
C.. p. r. MEN AGAIN RUN IN
ST. PAUL

The men operating on the G. P.
R. Road are again stopping over
in st. Paul, after quite a long time.
They reside at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. F. Wilson of 697 st. An
thony Ave-, while they are in the
city.
ROSA VAUGHN DIES AT THE
AGE OF Ga
Mrs. Rosa Vaughn of PAP Flori-
da St., passed away Tuesday, jan
uary z, at her residence. She was
a lifelong resident, having been
born and raised in st. Paul. Flu
neral services were held Monday,
January 10, from the McGavock
Mortuary Chapel, and interment
was in Forest cemetery. There
are no known survivors,.
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The Minnesota Association of
Colored Women, Incorporated, is
making plans for it's midwinter
meeting, which will be held in St,
Paul, Mimi, at the Halle @. Brown
Community House, Friday, Feb,
7th. A special committee appointed
at the meeting held in Minneapolis
Jan. 3, will arrange the program.
Members of the Interstate Club
of Duluth, Mimi, are expected to
be present, as we'll as women from
other parts of the State.
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Personalities
By Nellie DOdsOn

rem Grissom out on the campus.
Seems as if Girls took an exam
during the last finals and was
pretty sure he didn't do so well.
Did he give up the ship? He did
not! He went and sat on the stairs
down which the Prof would have
to pass after the exam was all
over, then he put his head in his
hands and started moaning in a
most pathetic manner. Pretty soon
the Prof came along, saw Girls, and
being a very sympathetic gent,
asked him what was wrong. Girls
moaned louder and said he was
sure he funked the exam and that
he felt 5000 bad about it! The
Prof patted him on the back and
told him not to worry, but just
to go home and forget all about
it. Result: Girls passed the course
with flying colors.
Campus Scene: Fannie Butler,
Thel Sayles, Alice Short and Mar
tina Wright, with the price of one
matted milk among them, buy one
matted milk, get four straws and
all light into the same matted.
Wright gets most of it because
she quits talking and goes to sip
ping with a vengeance.
Dwight Reed still insists he's
the most model young man on the
Minnesota grid squad. He SEE, let
the rest of the boys whoop it up,
but he'll remain the dignifed ex-
ample. Bernie will want the team
to follow. He SEE it so much that
I'm beginning to believe it.
HERE AND THERE: There's a
new young cullud collegian on the
campus who is a dead-ringer for
Joe Louis. No foolin'. Three
wives report to me that their mates
have suddenly started showing
new interest in home-life. Well,
isn't that ducky? But the brother
whose wife served notice on him
last week in this column, is STILL
philandering and playing around.
So don't be knocked for a row of
beer bottles if a well known Min
neapois couple soon come to a
parting of the ways. Mebbe they
will, mebbe they won't, but if they
do, don't say you weren't warned,
my trans. Agnes Ellis wears
the SMALLEST hats. Martina
Perry has the prettiest name. &.
"Please Believe Me, I was in
heaven last night, etc." is the
lushy-est song. -. I have the head
achey-est headache. Just about
all of the cullud students on the
campus turned out for the concert
given by the Minneapolis Sym
phony Orchestra for the Univer-
sity students Tuesday. Some OF
'em went because they thought il
was the ritzy thing to do, but after
they got there they were crazy
about the music. q, Marionne Pee
bles, who is co-eding down at Ten
nessee State College in Nashville,
recently got her picture splashed
all over the larger Negro papers
when she appeared with a group
of hot-cha looking gals from Fisk
and her own school. She's putting
on weight and looks fine. Does
anybody ever hear from Bill
Evening star., 1936-05-27

Of these countries there little chance for them
from foreign governments.
orders destroyers from Greece Portugal
been accepted Britain. possibility
the yards to build UarShips-epen
delivery
The conversations for naval limitation agreement
still aughab Poland possesses
built neither money
become a power.
international domestic politics.
is not politically unless he has died
public opinion acting declares the
buried
This the the Nations been
a
the doctors Macdonald Eden
specialist Ltvnof the world
its death only apparent
1t suffered
been buried it to discuss the
Iolo- Ethiopian The British intend BRING
before that international tribunal
of Halle SedSSie.
The members OF the League have great hopes
blood TRANSMISSION which Blum
might volunteer to offer last organization
Whether
funerals will
Evening star., 1936-05-27
Big-League Politician.

The age of 40 is young for big
league politics, which makes note
worthy the energetic drive of ROLAND
B. Marvin for the New York State
governorship in a sweepstakes year.
Political experts report the Syracuse
mayor taking the pole at the quarter
turn, well out in front, in the dash
for the Republican nomination.
Mayor Marvin is an able, good
looking, facile Syracuse lawyer, now
serving his fourth term. He is one
of the leaders of the New York State
Young Republicans. campaigning to
''iberalize" the party and listing him.
self as "anti-machine."
During the depression years he has
achieved a considera BILE build-up by
always thinking up something new
living one day on Scent meals, slash
ing the tax rate by 35 per cent, firing
married women from city Jobs, cutting
all job-holders 10 per cent and slash
ing his own salary from $4,000 to
$4,000. He has kept up steady gum
fire against the Democrats. Farley and
the New Deal. All in all, it has made
a good political omelet.
Evening star., 1936-05-27

relief or withhold it, or otherwise show
favor. The beneficiaries of relief go
on the primitive human principle
that whose bread I eat. his song I
sing discriminating consid-
Grafton of the fact that those who
really do the giving are not the Off
cials but the taxpayers Democratic
leaders and workers believe this con-
dition exists, and count upon it in the
November election. Many of the
local political officials who administer
relief see to it that persons on relief go
through the formality of registering.
Thus many are registered Demo-
cratic" who ordinarily would not take
the trouble to register at all.
Political Liabilities Seen.
Against all this, it is claimed that
relief contains some political liabil-
tiles for the Democrats. While regis
tration is usually public, voting in No
vember will be secret. Some observers
close to the situation say that many
on relief have grievances. They
think they do not get enough, or they
hear of others who get more, or they
are irritated by what they regard as
The petty tyrannies of local officials
who administer relief.
In addition to those who get the
relief, there is another group OF voters
who will be influenced by that factor.
Voters who observe the working of
relief at close range are in many &C c.
munities deeply stirred by abuses that
accompany it. They see in some cases
that the administration of relief is
political in motive and ineffective or
Wasteful in execution. Or. in other
cases, they observe that some get re-
lief who ought not to. If persons of
this type are moved to vote against
the New Deal in November. they may
balance those beneficiaries Of relief
who are presumed to support the New
Deal.
In this whole field, the answer is to
be found in the sentiment of local
communities. If community watch
ing the work of relief closely finds
strong reasons for disapproval, the net
vote Of that community is likely to be
against the New Deal. 1t was the
local community that doomed N. r. A.
even before the Supreme Court con-
Quoted the funeral ceremony over that
institution. Local grand juries, re-
fecting community sentiment, were
refusing to indict for ofTenses against
the Blue Eagle, and local petit juries
were refusing to convict. Especially
was this true in small communities
where local juries are true reflectors of
local sentiment. The local, county
Evening star., 1936-05-27

operating incomparaby lower than those a
The Normandte for instance. has cost the French
Hndenburg
NormGnde
The Hirdenbwg passengers
After the public has gained confidence aihip
of the people will
Thomas the labor
the British national cabinet
change operator
He his political the that he
the secretary of the rdtlUaynen
important position
the city, especially those connected British railways
They liked him and frequently Honest tip
about What the stock exchange Sometimes
they went further put hin, things.
Thomas important information the
exchange
declared his union wealthy that could ubd all the other
knowledge
nnt who accused him of having gathered fortune
self-which is not entirely
Evening star., 1936-05-27

NoW practical proposition, politician knoWs that,
in mo band wagons haze stopped that
the finish line unless bitter inside situation ersted
than does eriS today.
the nomination by combination with the three outstanding
groups of his supposed adversaries
An equally reasonable combination with Hoover could
He This combination
Borah
The likewise that Hes, Hoover four favote
ball will majority Of
531 delegates Plus Borah their majority would 603
while with his
situation the inside
candidate his
generally
The obvious They to be the organization
of the victor.
Pennsylvania shewdly
Melons the he
will be this time, nobody knowsfor
NoteThis condition Republicans.
situation developed Chicago 1882 when Roosevelt nominated by
posed
before convention.
Garner got the vice presidential nomination
State it is but will convince
textile
was not in domes political considerations.
before the Presidential order issued,
Ambassador Sdito slipped tn the side door OF the
privately
the that satisfactory could
for time looking toWdrd genemens agreement 1t
having a getting
definite commitments But discussions in actue
Ambassador his counselor
calling at the Department three Nevertheless
down the presidential order abruptly terminating this line
Evening star., 1936-05-27

1t nconceivabe nevertheless that this
Roosevelt At will
convince the japanese.
Unnamed New Deal authorities who had
Federal theory o.
distributing corporation earnings considered
Attorney General Cummings who is
his doubts about the consuonay Of the House bill than
cabinet meetings
this
Heveng leadership
loaded, supposed
Evening star., 1936-05-27

flying laboratory" yesterday and was
informed the ship will soon be ready
for trial flights,
The low-winged monoplane, sched-
uled for delivery in July, was pur-
chased by the Amelia Earhart fund
for aenonautical research.
The ship is a regular transport
Evening star., 1936-05-27

of constitutional amendments ma
jority of the justices feel disinclined
to take away the peoples rights by
judicial decision. They prefer to err
on the liberal side, which is really the
side that preserves the constitutional
rights against arbitrary assumption of
power by legislatures, national or
State.
(Copyright, 1850
Evening star., 1936-05-27

Star lines, there was much uncer-
tainty as to the command of the
Queen Mary, with matters Of seniority
involved. Sir Edgar. ready TO retire
at 60, was persuaded to sign OF for
three years more.
you must be a proud man." says
the King to the captain.
Il am, sir" says the captain to the
King.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
Army Playground Saved.

HILO, Hawaii R.-Assurance was
given Army officers and men Of the
Hawaiian Department that their rec
reation camp at Kilauea Volcano
would not be abandoned when the
Interior Department granted 20
year lease to the Army.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
This Changing World.
British Keeping "Hand In by Talking Navy Limitation
with Russia and Poland.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

conversations of the British with the Russians the
for naval limitations" make naval in Washington smile
there
the Blum cabinet Paris is formed the British
training discussing limitations which
cay navies nor the possibility Of building wahps right
Soviet
the Baltic fairly good fleet submarines
Black division Obsolete the old
with the
then, the ships don't
Evening star., 1936-05-27

type but with many features for ex-
perinental flights. Instead of pas
senger seats, the plane carries
additional fuel tanks.
1t will have capacity for !, 200 gal
Ions of gasoline and rs gallons of
oil, giving it a cruising range Of
more than 4,500 miles.