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Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23
LOOKING
BACKWARD
What The Press Files
Tell of Imperial Val
ley for This Date in
Past Years.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Nav % 1912

Argyle MacLachlan, cotton ex-
pert from Bard, is in the valley
to spend the weekend.
The women of the Ten Thou
sand club gave a farewell surprise
party for Mrs. Lewis Havermale,
who will leave soon for the coast
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23
New York Day by Day
By O. O. Mcintyre

and sold his first painting at
the age of 81 Felicitated by a friend
upon the long-sought recognition,
he murmured without enthusiasm:
1T is indeed nice to sell some
thing at last, but my own collec-
ton is spoiled
Authors frequently have some
amusing and sometimes embarras-
ing experiences with autographed
volumes. John Kendrick Bangs once
sent a complimentary copy OF his
book. The Houseboat on the Styx,
to we'll known critic. On the fly
leaf he inscribed TO Brander
Matthews, with the kind regards Of
the authOr-John KendriCk Bangs"
A week or so later he was browsing
about the Schultz book shop when
he came upon the same volume ly-
ing on a marked-d down table. Bangs,
being the humoriSt he was, bought
it. and under what he had writ
ten previously added: With re-
newed kind regards Of the author
John Kendrick Bangs" And return
cd the volume TO Matthews. Some
one tells me that H. G.. Wells will no
longer autograph his books because
he came upon several in second
hand shops.
CnCC came upon uOnc-toC
opulent opus of mine called White
Light Nights" on sprawl Of two
for quarter volumes on second
hand sidewalk counter in Boston
1t had been autographed tcndcrlS
and with affcctiOnatc sentiment tt
a valued friend. Naturally / bough
it and turned away beWildcred ant
Just a little hurt. Nor could ! hld'
certain GOODNESS the next time
met my friend. But the matter wa
cleared up at later meeting.
mentioned in casual off-hand how
treasured autographed books
and, subscribing to the same Scnti'
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23
SCHOOL CLOSES

Colorado school is the first in the
county to close for the summer
vacation its last session being Fri
day of this week Miss Ethel May
Gildner is the one eighth grade
graduate.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23

Persons whose birthday is today
are very intelligent. Because OF
their cold reasoning power they
are sometimes said to be lacking
in affection.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23
The Grab Bag
Onc-MinmIe TcSI

/. Which American state leads in
the production of pig iron?
2. What is the capital Of Brazil?
g. Why is purple called the roy
al" color?
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23
Horoscope for Sunday

If your birthday is tomorrow, you
have the faculty of adapting your
self to any situation. OF great
pride, you are generally unwilling
to accept favors from others.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23
Hints on Etiquette

One does not send a letter OF
congratulation to a newly married
man. A visiting card bearing the
words "Heartiest Congratulations
is correct.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23

Approximately 1000 acres of sug-
ar beets for seed will be planted in
the Hemet Valley, Riverside county,
this fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23
Words of Wisdom
TOday's Horoscope

He is not poor that has little, but
he that desires much.-Daniel.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23

ment, he told me of a discharged
servant purloining more than 100
OF his autographed books and SELL
ing them to secondhand dealers
I'm certain mine was among the
loot. At least it is more pleasant
to think SO.
It's sharply refreshing how New
York fathers now and then don
evening duds and fare forth to
flaShy cafes with their gaily be-
decked and attractive daughters.
Only recently I saw Gurnce Mum,
Esmond OBrien and E.. d. Coblentz
indulging such companionShip -
dancing, laughing across the table
tops and beamine with mutual
pride. The same is true of many
fathers who have the good sense to
have a night out at intervals with
collegiate sons. do not mean
nights of carouSal-but evenings
charged with Gaiety of drifting
from place 10 place. properly dinner
iaGkcted and perhaps having a thin
goblet Of wine with dinner. Thus
enjoying the father and son devoirS
so notable among the Wcll-brcd
classes of England During stay
at Claridge's in London one winter
there appeared dressed formally for
dinner nightly father and son.
Always they had one daSt of port
after coffe. lifting and touching
their glasses solemnly. Aftcrward
they shook hands and apparently
went their separate ways. The heac
waiter told me the mother ant
wife had been killed tragicslly in
an auto accident two years before
Not once had be known them tC
miss dinner together or fail Il
drink the toast to her. Few Incl
dents in life touched me so pro-
| fOundlV
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23

Estelle w. Stewart, Los Angeles,
recently bought 1900 acres Of the
Lewis ranch at Camarillo, Ventura
county, for $l66,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23

NEW YORK. May 22.-There is
to me something purposeful and
noble about soft feathery candle
flame skirling upward in the waver-
ing dusk OF a church, cathedral or
even tea room. The most appealing
popular song lyric of all time was:
Through the sycamores the candle
lgihts are cleaning
The nearest 1 ever came to re-
ligious ecstasy was in stopping be-
fore the cathedral at Rouen one
midnight. driving from Paris to
Havre. Through partly opened
door a single candle flickered a pale
yellow. Overhead the silver gray
sky. stiffness and a scatter OF stars.
With me was a one-time actor.
calloused by the Establishments
of Broadway, who suddenly eX-
claimed: All this makes me feel a
| bit floaty. There must be something
to this church stuff after all" No.
thing is more like life itself than a
flaming candle.
Burning brightly at times and
suggesting plume of pomp. At 9th
er times sputtering darkly and fill
ing the air with watts Of despair.
Guttering sometimes into oblivion
and at other times remembered as
promising beacon. Frequently lin
gcring, frequently snuffcd out.
When Death comes 10 membership
of the Lambs and the toll has been
heavy OF late yearS-therc is an cs-
pecial bulletin board upon which
the announcement is made. One ol
the legends of the club concerns
Wilton Lackaye. who stopped before
the latest posting ono day and
turning away, sighed: ITS always
the wrong. ono" Both the Lamb
and Players arc without Caustic wit
now that Lackayc Oliver and Here
ford haze gone over the horizon.
The measure of the true artist ha!
! o1u,avc ctrlIpk mo as bpinp summed
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23

The measure of the true artist has
always struck me as being summed
up by the Incompatible painter.
Corot He played tag with success
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23
One Minute Test Answers

/. Pennsylvania
2. Rio de Janeiro
3. Purple dye was once so expen-
sive that only royalty could af-
ford it.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23

BRINGING
ALL THE NEWS
10 IMPERIAL
VALLEY
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-23

WASHINGTON-It is hard to think of any
thing more Immediately important than the
Supreme Courts forthcoming opinions in the
social security cases.
La gaceta., 1937-04-05
LOS HAN
EMPEZADO A REUNIRSE
EN- LA CAPITAL DEL ES-
TADO

Tallahassee, Abril 5.--Los le-
gisladores del estado han empe-
zado a reufNirse en- esta ciudad.
Sc disputan Ell pussto de pre-
sidente p~ro-tempore los repre- :
sentantes John s. Burks, del
condado de Pasco; Noah B. But,
del condado de Brevard, y John
w. Cole, del condado de Escam-
bia.
Los senadores han convenido
va en- Ell nombramiento del sena
dor E. p. Parker, de Mayo, para
presidente pro tempore.
ID. Stuart ellis, de De Funiak
Springs, sera nominado prasi :
dente del senado y William Nj
Christie, de Jacksonville, presi :
dente de la Camara.
FL gobernador Cone pas6 ell
dia de aver en- Lake City y ma
mana, a las 80 de la tarde, lee
ra su mensaje a los dos cuerpos,
en- session coniunta.
La gaceta., 1937-04-05
Las miicias republicans Sc apodera1on de la
Aldea de LA Granjuela, en- Ell
frente de Cordoba
Avances de las tropas leales en- ell frente de
G~uadalajara y en- la provincial de Avila

Madrid, abril Bel ejercito
republican, del sur atac6 hoy Ell
flanco izquierdo faccioso al nor
te de Cordoba, capturando la al
dea de La Granjuela Y abriendo
ell canine para un ataque direc-
10 sobre las minas de carbon de
Penarroya,
La maniobra leal alrededor
del extreme norte del ejercito
de Queipo del Llano corta ell fe-
rrocarril que CORE entire Bel
meg, al sur de las minas de car
bon, Y Castillo de Almarch6n.
punto de enlace de la Inca que
Sc sxtiende oerca de las minas,
Este nuevo movimiento estra-
t6gico dificulta mas aun las CO.
municaciones de Queipo del Lila
no con la base de Cordoba.
La captura de La Granjuela
sigui6 a la de Valsequillo, tres
millas al norte, que era ell pri-
mer objective de las Columns
leales.
Tan precipitado fue ell descen
La gaceta., 1937-04-05
A LA MADRE
Y A LA HIJA

Los Angeles, abriI 5.--Un cri
minal desconocido mat6 aquf,
con I'm ladrillo, o la Sra. Edna
lWorden, de 48 amos, Y a su Mi
ia Margarita, de IL. La policfa
cree que Ell criminal es un loco
sexual, aunque las vfctimas no
presentan seiales de haber sido
Manuscritos encontrados re-
velan que la mujer Sc dedicaba
q escribir libros y articulos pa
"a peri6dicos.
La puerta estaba cerrada por
dentro y Ia abri6, con una LA
We de paso, Ell encargado de la
casa de apartamentos donde VII
Wan las a~sesinadas. j. G.. Garri-
gan.
La gaceta., 1937-04-05
LA CUESTACI0N A FAVOR
DE LOS ANTTFASCISTAS
URQUIJO Y DE LA T0RRE

Ell Comite Pro LiberAad de
los cubanos antifascistas jose
Urquijo v Candida de la Tore
nos manda una communication en-
la que da las gracias a las dis
-tintas organizaciones locales,
por su valioso concurso en- tan
iusta y noble causa, y en- parti-
cular a los obreros de la indus
tria tabacalera, concentrates,
etc.
Los sefiores Urquijo y de la
Tore Sc encuentran encarcela-
dos en- Jacksonville v seran juz
gados en- fecha pr6xima.
A continuation damos ell re-
sultado de la cuestaci6n hecha
en- las fabricas y en- Ell concrete:
La gaceta., 1937-04-05

RICANOS DETENIDOs EN-
FRANCIA

Toulouse, Francia, abril g.
La policia detuvo aQui a 20 ciu-
dadanos n-orteamericanos acu-
sandolos de pretender entrar en-
Espaha come voIuntarios v unir
Sc a las tr0pas repnbIicanas.
Para los que sean declarados
culpables la ley sefiala una pc
ma de seis neses o fuertes null
tas.
Ell grupo fue arrestado cuan-
DO trataba de cruzar la frontera
franco-espahola, en- Foss Los
'hombres dicen que son turistas
9 iban a crusar la frontera para
yer los efactos de la guerra en-
Egpaha.
La gaceta., 1937-04-05
!, sPRUEBAS QUE M MIENTEN
; Los que prepararon la rebellion mihtar

|veladores parrAfos:
I Y somos tombiem lbs que he
mos sostenido CON fe q eatasias-
mo la rebellion patronal en- Ia
hueIga de la construction de
Madrid. que tog,to c~oatribay6 a
preparar ell aMbiente gptopicio
de EspGa0, de esta Espdaa M
mortal, para la cr,uSada de su
recoaqaista.
Y Jos Que diaaOs la oyden de
cierre de todas mUeStgas 0bras q
talIeres Ell 10 de Juaio, buscaa-
do la iniciaci6n de este epopeya.
Som0s as,G GctiUidad ecosa6-
mica de la 0ida naciondl, que,
como sold0d0s, estamoS Velaas-
tdrta D efaasivdmeRte a ID order
de nuestro caudilIo. Viva Es-
pafai iVieG Ell general Franco!
Por la Association Naci0nal
de ContrGtistds de Obrus Pabk-
cas-, ell presidemte, M DE
Case SUAREZ.-- Ell conseje-
ro-gerente. JOSE SANCHEZ
CASTILLO.
81 documento es de una Ela-
ridad insuperable. En- ell fondo,
tOdo ESQ va era cosa sabida. Re
70 convene a wees que no se
pueda decir que Sc calumnia a
las gentes, atribuyendoles in
Etenciones perversas sin funda4
mento. Aqui no cabe duda: ellos
mismos 10 dicen. A los facciosos
no Sc les puede nunca combatir
mejor que con sus propias pala-
bras. Y mas que las pAabras
todawia, importa aqui el tono.
I'm tono en- sl que hay egohmo
incredible, es sierto, pero ademas
otras cOsas peores. I'm rencor,
un reSentimiento enorme de los
que 10 tienen TODD hacia los que
no tienen NADIA. Parece mons
truoso. Lo peor es que no quie-
ran perder 10 que tienen-esto
es natural-sino que no quieren
que otros tengan NADIA. Y les
irrita profandamente que las
gentes pobres tengan una volun
tad frente a clos. Odio puro. Ell
edo de los que sienten que las
cosas Sc les convierten en- perso-
mas. Ante ESQ, balas /; no encuen-
tran otro remedio.
La gaceta., 1937-04-05

so de las milicias sobre Valse-
quillo zen la maiiana de aver.
que la 'guarnici6n rebelde hugo
dejando en- los Galderos ell al
muerzo que cocinaban.
Las cinco columnas leales que
operan en- combination siguen
amenazando a un ejercito in
surgents de $4,000 hombres, al
que tratan de cortar la retira-
da.
La quinta columna Sc mueve
directamente contra Pefiarroya
desde Villanueva del Duque.
Nueve avances de las milieias
en- ell frente de Guadalajara Sc
reyelan en- una nota del general
Jose Miaja. 0tras columnas lea
les siguen penetrando en- la pro-
vincia de Avila Y empuiando al
enemigo desde la carretera de la
Coruna, atravesando la sierra
de Guadarrama.
En- Ell frente norte los vascos
rechazan a los facciosos, mien-
tras un ejercito leal contin6a a.
vanzando hacia Burgos.
La gaceta., 1937-04-05

Cuaqdo Sc ha querido buscar
iustificaciones a la subversi5n
que en- julio hicieron los militia
res de gran parte de Espaiia
contra la Replblica, SO ha ha-
blade de la situaci6n de intran-
qxilidad social que habia desde
ell triunfo del Frente Popular,
de las pertarbaciones del orden
~ de Ia economic, y TODD este Sc
concentrates en- un hecho: las
huelgas. Y entire estas huelgas,
la mas i~mportante. por su mag
nitud, por aigunas de sus cir
cunstancias Y por SUI fecha fue
la de la construction.
Sc lie ha esgrimido repetidas
veces, para intentar atenuar la
responsibilities brutal de la
guerra. Algo completamente
Until Y sin sentido, porque por
muy arbitraria e injusta que hu
Ibiese sido una huelga no puede
nunca j~pstificar, nj de leios nj
de cerca, una guerra hecha con-
ira la propia naci6n.
Pero 10 mas grave es que esta
huelga fue una de las etapas de
la rebellion. Sc ha publicado en-
ell "a B C" de Sevilla, del 20 de
Enero, un documento que pone
en- claro este, del modo mas pa
tente, a La vez que manifesto oil
verdadero caracter de la sedi-
ci6n, que es puramente capita
lista, econ6mico y animado de
un verdadero e innegable odio
al pueblo, q la maSa nacl0nal.
Sc trata de un escrito de la Aso-
ciaci6n Nacional de Contracts
tas ds-0bras PSblicas, que sc ha
organizado en- sBurgos, al ser-
vicio de las autoridades faccio-
sas. Y ahora invocan, por 10
visto, sus meritos desde Ell pun
TO de vista rebelde y declaran
EMBELLISHMENTS su participation
activa en- la sublevaci6n. rroba-
blemente, es ell preambulo que
emplean para presentar la cuen
ia.
Despues de lamar gran cam
tidad de rencorosos iRsultos
contra los gobiernos de la Repd-
blica y contra los ohreros, este
escrito adiade los siguientse re-
La gaceta., 1937-04-05
C0NFIESA UN MUCHACHO
HABER M UNA
IGLESIA

Zion, H., Abril 5.-Thomas
Griffith, de 10 amos, confes6 -
yer al jefe de policia Ruesch
que 81 incendi6 Ell famoso taber-
naculo Shiloh la estaci6n de ra
dio WCBD porQue deseaba VEN
garse de Wilbur Glenn Voliva,
p~ontffice de Ia Iglesia Apst6lfca
Cristiana. Ell joven derram6 a :
ceite de carbon debajo del piso
del ta~bernaculo y despu@s sc re-
trio para yer como las Ilamas Sc
desarrollaban y extendfan.
Era b temple una estructura
de MADEIRA de tres pisos y que
do destruido el pasado viernes.
La gaceta., 1937-04-05
900 RIFLE IS
MILL vAScAA A
PoR ADM
El Presidente Aguirre ernPuiio
uarifle para ayudar a expul-
sar = los traidores del Monte
Corbea

Madrid, abril Swiss de
Kendsya, Francia, que un vsS
~panameno burl6 Ell bloquec
de Il xasca v entr6 en- Bill.
C con- hgamento de ar
efensores de la
picese que 81 vapor
se ira Y desembarc6
5000S 100000 de til
ros. PFoceaas c~argamento de
arnas del pueraS sRe DarNig, en-
Polonia.
P~ersonalmente Ell presidente
del gobierno auton6mico vasco,
don Juan Antonio Aguirre, en-
las armas a los 200, 900 j6
venes movilizados para hacer
|frenta a Jas eolumnas facciosas
del general Msla. Las tropas de
IMola Sc han dividido en- dos sec
clones y atacaa desde Villarreal
de Alava, en- un lado, y Mondra-
g6n en- ell otro, en- direction de
Durango.
N jefe de las tropas leales en-
ell sector vasco, general Llano
de Ia Encomienda, recibi6 con
algeria Ia noticia de la llegada
de las armas, pronosticando que
las milicias derrotarfan a los in
.surgentes.
lei pasado viernes ell presiden
Aguirre enapufi6 Ell rifle y ayu-
do a arrojar a los rebeldes del
monte Gorbea, frente q Bilbao,
dando 6rdenes, al mismo ITEM
20, para que la-peblaci6n civil
evacuara . Durango.
Las milicias leales avanzaron
de nuevo en- la provincial de Cor
Idoba coloc6ndose a la retaguar-
dia de los insurgentes que tie
men en- su poder Ia coma nlinera
de P~enaruDya. has tropas repu-
blicanas capturaron q Valse-
quillo, a diez millas de Penarro-
va, y marShan hacia La Gran
juela, conjunction de las earrete-
ras en- Ell sur.
81 gobierno de Bilbao infor-
ma al gobierne de Valencia que
numerosos insurgentes pesecie-
ron ba5o 81 fnego de la artille-
RIA, en- Lequitio, al nordeste de
Bilbao.
Sabese por wiajeros llegados
al Marruee0s frances desde Te-
tuan que Ia in6onforgnidad con-
ira 81 regimen faccioso crece en-
Ceuta y Tetuan.
La gaceta., 1937-04-05

En- el nuevo gabinete catalan
les anarquistas kienen 81 misrno
ndmero de carteras que tenian
antes de Ia dimisi6n de Tara
dellas.
Esto indica que Be his Iiegado
. una soluci6n satisfactoria y
que los henmanos estrecharan
mas sus filas en- dsfersa del
pueblo espanol.
La gaceta., 1937-04-05

No Ii publfeanaos. 81 es fas-
cista yac 8ade san2Q Il ear,
Ia ee. en- q pse
pe4itencia.
Algsin dfa se arrepentira y &c
dara golpes de pecho proclaman
DO cuipa.
Z como no Queremog
ldicarle, no publFeamos Ia carta,
= pesar de que sabemos que csc
senior sshabla NAL de n~osotros''.
La gaceta., 1937-04-05

Ell p~residente del gobierno
vasco, Don Juan Aguirre, tom6
el rifle Como an simple soldado
u ayud6 4 los milicianos a echar
= los facciosos del Monte Cor
bea.
Los hombres de la Repdblica
son asi, modestos, valientes v
preparados para Ell sacrifice.
Desde aquf abrimos los bra
zos para estrechar q ese espanol
republican, y eivilizado.
La gaceta., 1937-04-05

PaIabras del general Jose
Miaja: La artillariq faccioaa
dejara nauy pronto de atacaE
con sus proyectiles a la pobla-
cion civil de Madrid.
Vendra Il bora de Ia derroEa
para los enenigos de Ii Liber-
tad u los verdugos de ninos y
mujeres.
Las milicias les harkn huir
de Madrid ii Francia : Inglate-
IRA impiden que Italia continde
desembarcando edclawos en- te-
rritorio espahol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
CORC0RAN PAINTING
DISPLAY ENDS TODAY
More Than A 900 Have Seen Elk.
hibition Since Opening Easter.
Next Showing in 1889.

The Fifteenth Biennial Exhibition
Of Contemporary American Oil Paint
ings at the Corcoran Gallery of Art
will close today at pm after a
notable run, during which the show
was viewed by thousands of persons
from all parts of the Nation.
More than $4,000 men, women and
children had visited the exhibition up
to yesterday. gallery officials said.
The public will have its last oppor-
tunity to see the show during d four
hour period beginning this afternoon
at o'clock, gallery officials announced.
A number OF art museum directors,
here for convention, were to inspect
the paintings today as guests Of c.
Powell Minnigerode, director Of the
Corcoran Gallery.
Dismantling of the exhibition will
begin tomorrow morning. A number
Of the pictures will 60 to new owners,
who purchased the paintings after
opening Of the show.
The exhibition. which began Easter
Sunday, has been widely acclaimed.
1t is the largest of its kind ever held
in this country. Another will not be
held until 1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
You Can't Blame
The Bride
FOR WANTING
UP-TO-THE-M|NUTE STYLES IN
ROOM
FURNITURE

So many friends! Company almost every eve-
ming in her new home. The bride wants the Iivinq
room SNORT, attractive and up to the minute IN
style. And you cont blame her q BIT! Brides-to-
Be and Brdes-of-Yesteyeor will do we'll to see
the large ossortments of quality built living room
suites, odd sofos, love scots and chairs in the
present Mayer 6 Co. collection Complete deco
rotor service is available without extra CHARGE, is
YOU ore IN doubt about your eo|o,s or furnishings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c. es7-PART ONE

Federation. will be the principal
speakers.
DIR. Everett M. Ellison, president Of
the United Drys, will preside. DR..
Ellison, in 4 recent radio address,
charged that the promised revenue
from legalized liquor has been far
from realized"
Repeal has brought more instead
Of less crime, according to DR.. Ellison,
who quoted ]. Edgar Hoover, director
Of the Federal Bureau OF 1nvestiga-
ton, Is saying Of the years 1934-35
and SO, This Is the most terrible
period Of criminal history in the life
Of America"
Statistics show, DR.. Ellison said.
that So persons are murdered in
the United States every "a hours,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

institute and chief Of the time Sec
ton Of the Bureau Of Standards.
The main object Of the institute,
Gould explained, is to raise the stand
ard CT watch repairing in the United
States. Examinations are held to
determine qualifications Of applicants
Tor junior or certified watchmakers'
certificates. go,
The meeting Is to be opened by
Harrison F. Babcock, president of
the institute. An address Of well
come will be made by Henry w.
Bearce. co-chief Of the Division OF
Weights and Measures Of the Bureau
OF Standards. Among the speakers
will be Charles T. Evans, secretary
OF the American National Jewelers'
Association, and Howard L. Beehler,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
UNWILLING TO BE TODAY

The blessing and unwilling OF the
Miraculous Medal Shine 1T Providence
Hospital Day Nursery, 40S Third
street southeast, will take place At
4 pm. today. Rev. Edward p. Nc
Adams, pastor Of st. Joseph's Church,
will conduct the ceremony.
After the unwilling Father Nc
Adams will deliver 4 sermon on the
Blessed Virgin. George ]. Cleary
will also speak. Refreshments will be
served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
= member Of the examining board
of the institute.
F. H. A. AIDE TO SPEAK

THE Engineering and Economic
Aspects Of Mass Production Housing"
will be discussed by Walter JunRe,
chief engineer of the technical diW-
sion OF the Federal Housing Admins
tration, at q meeting Of the American
Society Of Mechanical Engineers, at
8 pm. Thursday in the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co. auditorium.
An informal dinner in honor Of the
speaker will be held at the Harring-
ton Hotel At $50.
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D. C. DRY FORCES
Will HOLD RALLY
Annual Mass Meeting Next Sun.
day Is Part Of Drive for
Prohibition Here.

United Dry Forces Of the District
has set next Sunday for its annual
mass meeting, to be held In Metropou-
tan Baptist Church, As part of a move
to return prohibition to Washington.
Representative Guyer OF Kansas and
Clinton N. Howard, general superin-
tendent Of the International Reform
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SILVER BRIDGE TROPHY
GOES FOR BEST HANDS
More Than 100 Prizes to Be
Awarded In Contest for
Players Club.

Holding the cards and not play
ing them will pay dividends in a
bridge contest to be staged by Max
well l.. Johnston tomorrow night at
the Shoreham Hotel for the benefit
of the Central Community Center
Players Club.
While more than 100 will be given
away for the highest and lowest scores,
the principal award, silver trophy,
will go to the player who consistently
pulls in the aces and kings.
Lieut.. Comdr. William A. Corley,
president of the Washington Bridge
League, and other District bridge ex-
perts will assist in staging the con-
test.
Players are advised to bring their
own cards.
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and one law enforcement odicer every
week, "by underworld criminals largely
inspired by alcohol"