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Nogales international., 1937-12-11
SEEN and HEARD
-oA
THE MAIN DRAG

G. L. Brown of the Bowman Ho-
tel looking for his black cocker
spaniel and DR.. Zenas Noon on the
same day looking for his red cocker
spaniel. The Brown dog was found
in a hotel room, the door of which
had been closed. Dr. Moons dog was
apparently stolen or strayed away.
A reward is offered for it's return.
Nogales international., 1937-12-11

County Assessor Bob Fleischer
delivering 1888 auto license plates.
Nogales international., 1937-12-11

j. w. Faubian completed work
this week of painting the Richfield
color (yellow) on the Cheshire serv-
ice station. He also painted the same
color at the City Limits Service
Station owned by j. M. Soto, Sr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Pruni mas Iekarnik.

Lekarnfci, apothecarii, Sc V &C.
chach pripominaj1 uz v Is. sto-
lett, kdy sc zacali oddelovat Cd
sprfznenych zivnost1, S nimiz
do tie dolby tvofili spolecny
czech, totiz Cd pernikafG a ko-
rennych kramaTG. Ale i pax
jeste prodavali prazst1 apote-
kari cukratka z koliandru a a.
nyzu, syrupy a pocukrovane
"manasky'', ba vyrabeli i mar
cipany a syrecky. Snad bylo
toto jejich zbozf o neco lepsl
nez u konkurence = jiste bylo
O hodne drazS1: tuto povest
mali lekarny Cd sveho prvopo-
catku. Prvnfho prazskeho a
potekare, O nemz vine necc
blizsiho, nezname vlastne jme-
mem, nybrz jen inicialkou H.
kterou vsak patrne name els
ii Henricus, Jindrich. Tomutc
muzi udelil kral LucemburskJ
jakasi obchodn1 privilegia ia.
ko svemu byvalemu vratnemu
"jehoz jsme prij1mali a pTij1
name "a apotekaTe naseh(
dvora."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Policie v Karlovych Varech
zatkla domneleho leteckeho
kapitana Spoj. StatIG.

Karlovarst1 detektivove zat-
XII v hotelu Gutenberg" mu-
re mnoha jmen. Pr domovn1
prohl1dce byly nalezeny V je-
no zavazadlech frankly, libry
a liry, jakoz i jine CHI valuty
asi "a pGl milionu Kc. Ia pro-
hlfdky roztrhal MATTEL Java
zadel diva pasy, kter6 vyhodil
oknem. Kusy past byly pecli-
We sebrany a ~zjisteno, re jeden
z past je holandsky ma jmeno
Odeland, druhy rakousky ma
jmeno Zipko. Tretf pas, ktery
mel zatceny u sebe, mi ma jme
no kapitana ing. Walter r.
Mansfield, instructor a pilot
vojenskeho letectva Spojenych
StatG v Los Angeles v Kalifor-
nil. Pr policeman vyslechu
tvrdil zatceny, re toto jmeno
je prave.
Byl dodan k soudu, kde pro-
hlasil, re jeho prave jmeno je
Zipko a re 81 V Karlovych Va
rech lec1 zaludek. Poole do
kumentG u neho nalezenych
byl We vsech statech sveta. o
penez1ch, ktere mel V zavaza-
dlech tvrdf, re je vyd6lal ma
jabloneckem zboz1. z jeho ko-
respondence je zjevno, re mel
ma svych cestach mnoho mile
mex. Je mezi mimi take jista
africka kralovna. Zatceny mlu
vi osmi Tecmi. Byl pTi zatcen1
velmi dry a dokazoval, re je
obet1 omylu. Karlovarska po-
licie Sc domn1va, re dostala do
rukou Notwithstanding obchod-
n1ka S devcaty nebo S oman
nymi drogami a Dude jeho to-
toznost ovefovat pomoc1 otis
XII prstG u zahranicn1ch bez-
pecnostn1ch dTadG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Tricetisicova korist cikanI.

Hl1dka cetnicke STANCE Jo-
vra Uzhorodu zadrzela cika-
ny 45leteho Jana Markovice,
3Oleteho Josefa Joniho a isle
teho OndTeje Sarkeziho, vsech
ny z lowry, kter1 jsou rafiniva-
nymi mezinarodn1mi kapsafi,
V okamziku, kdy sc vraceli v
slime podnapilem stavu droz-
kou z Uzhorodu do lowry.
Vsichni tTi cikani byli podro-
benz nahle prohl1dce, pfi n1z
byl nalezen drozce velky ba-
lik Sc $50 metry rGznych dam
skych a panskych latek a plat
ma v Gene asi "a 10000 Kc.
Krone toho NELL cikani pc kap
sach znacne mnozstvi kufiva a
cokolady, jedn z cikanG pax
byl ozbrojen 6-rannym bub1n-
kovym revolverem, z nehoz by
ly tri rany cerstve vypaleny.
Cikani tvrdili, re veci nabyli
koup1 pc neznameho muze ma
nadrazi v Uzhorode. Vsichni
'tTi cikani byli zatceni a doda-
nj do vazby okresnfho soudu
We Velkych Kapusanech. Po-
nevada zabavene latky, plat
no, kuTivo i cokolada mali ry-
re madarske znacky a nektere
dokonce i cenove o%znacen1 ma
darskou menou, je opodstatne-
ma domnenka, re veci jsou z
kradeze, spachane ma madar-
skem 1zeml.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Slovensky krajinar Csordak
zemFeI.

V Kosicfch v 70 letech zem-
rel nahle jeden z nejleps1ch
slovenskych krajinar1, akade-
micky mal1r Ludv1k Csordak,
ktery vedle Panusky byl po-
slednfm zakem MaTakovym.
Jeste pred smrti pracoval a.
telieru a byl i v kavarne, ale v
noci podlehl zaduse. Csordak
pochazel z kosicke rodiny, je-
no otec byl Slovak, matka Pol
ka. Ma prazske akademii stu
doval Csordak u MaTaka, spo-
lu S Engelmullerem, Slav1ckem
Dvorakem, Kavanem, Panus-
kou, Pec1nkou, Minar1kem a
jinymi. V r. 1898 dostal sti-
pendulum z Purmannovy NADIA
&c "a olej gu OldTichova dubu
ma Peruci'. Tento obraz je
nyni v Kosicfch. V Praze Sc
Csordak take ozenil. V letech
1894-1912 I'll Turni a v Sian
ci jake ucitel kreslen1 We slech-
tickych rodinach. Cd r. 1912
I'll pax v Kozic1ch. V r. 1888
mel 1~spesnou vystavu v Plzni,
O rok pozdeji soubornou jubi-
lejni vystavu v Kosic1ch. Pred
prevratem byl Csordak cd Ma
DART hodne prehl1zen, take
V lepSfch SOcialn1ch pOmGrech
sc octl teprve cd pfevratu, kdy
nasel hodne ~pr1znivcd mezi
ceskymi lidmi kter1 prisli do
Kosic. V umelecke tvorbe byl
typicky Mafakovec. Osvojil 81
techniku i pojet1 krajiny pc
SVEN mistru, ale meme konser-
vativnejsf "a to lyrictejsl a
barevnejsi. Vedle olej1 a po-
zoruhodnych kreseb 1hlem de-
lal i akvarely jare zivotnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Ably penize vydrzeIy.

V Mnichove Hradisti 71leta
soukromice Zdenka Babinecka
do lesa ma dFfvf. V lese ON
dlela a lezela tam V bezvedo-
mi az do pond6l1 dopoledne.
Tehdy il tn nahodou nasli hou-
bari. Jest6 jevila znamky III
vota. Privolali lekaTe. Obvod-
nj l6kaT konstatoval u stafeny
vys1len1 nasledkem podvyzivy.
Dial stafenu, ktera byla v bez-
nad6jnem stavu, odvezti do
nemocnice Made Boleslavi.
V nemocnici nemohli staren-
ce jiz pomoci. Mela velmi sla
be srdce. JeSte v pondelf v
noel Zemfela. Tragedie teto
babicky je V tom, re hladove-
la, &C nebyla chudackou. Mela
ulozeno padesat tis1c Kc 1spor
V zalozn6. Bala Sc vsak z tech
to penez neco witt. Strachova-
la Sc, re by il potion pen1ze
dlouho nevydrzely. Proto te-
m6f ami nejedla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Nemecko formalne pre-

- Nemecko formalne pre-.
vzalo vladu nemecke cast
Horniho Slezska z rukou ko-
mise Ligy narodG, S kterouz
zmenou tam vstoupily V plat
most nazistske zakony. Newt
&c tim budou stizeni eide, KITE
RI az dosud pozfvali rovnoprav
most S druhym obyvatelstvem
Nazistsky vestnik der Stuer-
mer" o tom psal:
eide V Horn1m Slezsku, KITE
ri pc Is let poz1vali zvlastni
vysady Poole tax Nv. ochrany
mensin, budou DAM pod 1ro-
ven jake JIM jich souverci V
Nemecku."
Cd r. 1922 n6mecke a pol
ske Horni Slezsko bylo spra-
vovano Poole nemecko-polske
dohody zastupcem Ligy. Pol
sko prevzalo sprawl polske ca
sti, a oba narody vyjednavaj1 O
pravach mensin a uprave hra-
mic.
= Casopis "Pravda", organ
komunisticke strany varoval
"nepratele" sovetskeho Ruska,
re jejich hlavnf mesta lei v
lehce dosazitelne vzdalenosti
pro sovetska valecna letadla.
Tato vystraha, jez zdGraz-
Mia "vyznam" dvou SOVIET
skych bezzastavkovych letu z
Moskvy ma Pacificke pobfez1
Ameriky, je cizimi pozorova-
tell povazovana "a adresova-
nou Berlinu a Tokiu. Hlavn1
mesto Japonska i Nemecka le-
Ii pouze 800 mil Cd sovetskych
leteckych zakladen.
Pravda pfse: mas prdmysl
NIUE vyrobiti tolik letadel,
kolik zeme potrebuje. Necht
81 toto zapamatujf zahranicn1
~nepratele, hroz1cf valkou. Bu-
diz jim pripomenuto, re VIDA
lenost odtud do jejich kapitold
je mnohem mens1 neil z Port
land, Oregon, do San J~acinto,
Kalifornia."
Ostatn1 sovetske casopisy
rozepsaly Sc podobnym tonem
O tonic thematu, dati vystra-
hu zahranicn1m nepTatelnm
sovetske Unie.
= Ponevadz pry je svetovy
nedostatek tiskarskych pf1-
prav a pap1rG, ktere Italie V
velke casti must kupovati V "a
hranici, vlada vydala naf1zenl,
kterym sc Cd II. cervence sta
now, re noviny nesmej1 NIT vi
&c neil 6 stranek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
PTednasi v Anglii o Ceskoslo-
venske repubIice.

DR.. Rene Wellek, soukromy
decent Karlovy university V
Praze, pGsobf jiz druhy rok
jake lektor Destiny ma School
of Slavonic and East European
Studies (skola slovanskych stu
did v Londyne. Jeho cinnost
Sc tam velmi rozvinula.
Rostoucf zajem Anglicand O
Ceskoslovensko Sc jew i v tom,
re Sc pocet anglickych zakG,
kter1 studuj1 cesky jazyk, pro
tt drfvejsku neobycejne zvysil.
Mimo to prednasf DIR. Wellek
ma Kings College o tematech z
dejin ceske kultury, O cesko-
anglickych styc1ch a o ceskem
obrozen1.
DR.. Wellek vzdy take rad
vyhovoval cetnym pozvan1m
spolkG, jake Ligy pro spoiled
most narodG i ~universit a pred
nasel O Ceskoslovensku, O jehC
nynejs1 politicke situaci, O mer
Shove otazce a o jeho politice
lzahranicn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
List zemreleho dobrovolce
Novaka.
Draha zlata mamicko I!

'A~SC
Jsem cesky vojak, revoluci-
omar. Je mas cely pluk. Ultra.
bro z rama udeT1me ma vojska
proradneho c1saTe, probijeme
Sc k Yam ma Moravu, dc
Czech, a pTineseme Yam svobo-
du. My zv1tez1me! Bude-li
treba, padneme vsichni, jake
nasi predkove u Hvezdy ma
Bile hore. To je nase rozhod-
mutt.
Padnu-li, ma zlata mamicko,
neplacte. Pomodlete Sc Ia
mne a "a mas vsechny a budte
hrda, re jste vychovala syna
ktery nevahal obetovat zivot
pro blaho naroda.
Lfbam a objfmam Vas, ma
zlata maticko.
List byl psan V pTedvecer
bitvy u Zborova, l.. cervence
1917. (Ze sborn1ku "Zborov')
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Ziveli ~Jugosloveni!

President Osvoboditel T. C.
Masaryk ma stale zivou 1cast
ma svetovych udalostech a OBJ
cas- pfijfma jeste CHI novinafe
TAX pTijal v Lanech sefredak-
tora Kostice z belehradskeho
listu "Vreme', k nemuz pro
hlasil toto:
"Pozdravujte Jugoslavii
Pozdravujte ode mne p~rostreo
nictv1m sveho casopisu vsech.
ny bojovnfky "a nasi svobodu
a jednotu. Reknete jim, re Ju.
goslavii pref stesti a re ma Ju.
goslavii casio mysl1m. Zivel
Jugosloveni!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Mel byti zavrazdsn ma porazce

Hroznym zpGsobem chtel Sc
pomst1t svemu byvalemu ka-
maradu fezn1ku Josefu Indro-
vi feznlk Tomas Zabrana 4 vi
cnova u Uh. Brodu. Ponevadz
Sc S MIN nepohodl ma tamejs1
porazce a klidny Indra nemel
V 1myslu doprosovati Sc jeho
dals1 prime um1nil 81, re Sc no
zbavf tfeba vrazdou. Ia tim
dcelem vyhledal reznickeho u
enc Jana Danka, rovnez z Vic
nova, zasv6til no do planu a
sl1bil chlapci 1000 Kc, jestlize
Indru odstran1. Chlapec mel
Indru zavrazditi sekyrou, a to
V okamziku,a az budou S Indrou
porazet dobytek. Pres to, re
chlapci l1cil hrozny Gin jake
snadny a nahodny, CHA
pee mel rozum a medal sc svest
Z jeho vypravenf kamarad1m
Sc o zosnovan6m pffpadu vraz-
dy dozvedelo cetnictvo a ne
bezpecneho deln1ka zatklo.
Ponevadz bylo zjisteno, re "a
brana jiz sam usiloval O smrt
Indry a take sveho casu ma ne
no vystfelil z bub1nkoveho re-
volVeru, Dude souzen pro po-
kus vrazdy. Pr1pad vyvolal ma
Uherskobrodsku rozruch, po-
nevada oba fezn1ci jsou dobfe
znami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Sviha zemrel.

We SVEN byte ma Vinohra-
dech zemrel kratce pc sve Sc
desatce JUDI. Karel Sviha, L.
Tedn1k patentn1 kancelare, O.
kresn1 soudce v. v. nekdeJSl
p~oslanec ma T1sske rade. DR..
sviha, jenz byl V noel We SVEN
byte sam, podlehl zachvatu
anginy pectoris, z n1z Sc jiz pc
delsf dobu lecil. Teprve ranQ
nalezla sluzebna mrtveho.
Mrtvola byla pTevezena do u
stavu pro soudn1 pitvu.
zivotnf osudy svihovy byly
pfipomenuty pred nekolika IT,
dny, kdyz nekdejs1 jeho obhai
&c DIR. R. Traub spachal sebe.
vrazdu, vrhnuv Sc 9. cervna
pod WAX mezi Ceskym Broden
a Roztoklaty.
DR.. Karel Sviha z1castnil sc
pred valkou politickeho zivota
We strane narodne socialn1, je-
j1mz byl poslancem a vddc1n
cinitelem. V roce 1914 byl OBJ
when re spojen1 S rakouskoU
policif a pc prohranem proce-
SUI proti redakci "Narodn1cE
ist1" odesel z politickeho 1.-Two
ia. PGsobil potion v soukro-
mych sluzbach nejdT1ve u fir
my Waldes a ma konec We
Schmolkove patentn1m ustavU
v PraZe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Hodza ~zHEstane.

Otazka subvence ma podpo-
ru obiln1ho monopoly, pozado-
1vanou agrarn1 stranou, zpGso-
bila neocekavanou resignaci
Hodzova ministerstva, ktere Sc
nachazelo u vesla cd 3. cerv-
ma r. 1885. Jelikoz bylo by
tezko sestaviti koalicn1 mini
sterstvo jineho slozeni, DR..
Hodza byl opet pozadan O Wy
tvofen1 noveho ministerstva, a
nebo O zr1zeni 1fednicke VIA
dy, pro docasne o~patrenf.
Vyskytuj1 Sc tez hlasy o pf1-
padnem rozpusten1 parlamen-
tn a vypsanf novych voleb.
Pf1cinou padu ministerstva
byl HodzGv plan, jake elena a.
grarn1 strany, povoliti subven-
ci 60 miliond korun (asi 1900.
900 dol.) obiln1mu monopolu,
ably tyr mohl zakoupiti obil1
Cd sedlakG "a ceny, prevysuj1-
CT nynejs1, trzn1 ceny. .Agrar-
nj strana pozadovala tuto sub
venci, ably pry Sc mohl zajistiti
F"pfimefeny zisk" zemedel-
cum.
Financnf ministr DR.. Josef
Kalfus odm1tl schvaliti tento
plan, jelikoz zm1nene subven-
ce nen1 kryta rozpoctem, a po-
dial resignaci. Ministri zastu-
pujlc1 socialisticke strany Sc
vzepfeli proti udeleni zmfne-
ne subvence a projevili plny
souhlas S financn1m ministrem.
Nasledkem posledn1 devalu-
ce csl. koruny pestitele obil1
domahali Sc vyss1ch cen "a
svou sklizen letosnf sezony,
neil dostavali minuly rok. A
by pax nasledkem toho nemu-
sila byti zvysena cena mouky a
tedy i chleba, byla ma Wade ia
dana ona podpora. DR.. Kalfus
byl V zasade proti podpore mo-
nopolu a poukazoval, re kazde
koruny je ~zapotfeb1, re kaz-
de je zapotTeb1 k narodn1 obra
ne k vyzbrojen1 armady.
To ovsem melo "a nasledek,
re HodzGv kabinet sc podeko-
val. Byl utvoTen 5. Tfjna 1885,
take vlastne ue1radoval jeste
AMI celia dive leta. Mezi jiny-
mi vymozenostmi, jichz Sc mu
podaTilo doc1liti, bylo i usm1fe-
nj nemecke mensiny dohodou
s aktivisty re dine 10. dnora
1887. Hodza take dial sve
jmeno ceskoslovenskemu pro-
gramu pro doc1lenf hospodar-
ske spoluprace S ostatn1mi v
Podunajske kotline.
Hodza byl take ztotoznovan
S veskerym pokrokem, jehoz
bylo doc1leno We smeru spolu-
prace Malodohodovych staff
(Ceskoslovenska, Rumunska a
Jugoslavie) a ostatn1ch statG
R1mskeho protokolu (Italie,
Rakouska a Madarska). Jake
byvaly poslanec V pfedvalec-
mem Uhersku a byvaly csl. wy
slanec Budapest INA dobfe
sousedn1 staty a jeho znalosti
jsou povazovany "a neobycej-
ne cenne pri vyjednavan1.
V dtery oznameno bylo z
Prahy, re Hodza zGstane pre-
mierem. M1sto DIR. Kalfuse OBJ
saZeno drem. Emblem FRANKIE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Byvaly hasic zharem.

Frantisek Mares, 28lety del
mix z Praskacky ma Hradecku
byl zatcen. Mares zapalil ces-
tou z posv1censke zabavy sto-
dolu roln1ka Frantiska Vecka
a velky stoh roln1ka Josefa
Dolenskeho V Paskacce. Poza-
rem stodoly byla zp1sobena
Skoda 100000 Kc. Mares Sc
primal, re zalozil o p6lnoci ma
St6dry den V Praskacce 3 po-
zary, jimiz byla rovnez zp1so-
bena stotisfcova skoda. Pacha-
tel, ktery je chorobn6 zaloze-
ny clov6k a pyroman, byl do
praven do vazby krajskeho
soudu V Hradci Kralove. Svym
fadenlm zpGsobil postizenym
roln1kdm celkovou skodu oko-
10 l milionu Kc. Podivne je,
re palic byl clenem hasicskeho
sboru a sam Sc z1castnil base
nj stodoly, kterou zapalil. Pr
VySlecnu uual, re mu puSODl
velke potesen1 videti chen. l
ma stedry vecer Sc z1castnil
zachrannych prac1 a troubil
ma poplach pTi pozarech, ktere
zpGsobil. Byl i clenem pozar-
nj hl1dky, ktera m6la "a 1kol
zabranit ohnGm a dopadnouti
tajemneho zhare, pred n1mz
obyvatele Praskocky i okol-
mich obcf nebyli jisti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Blesk uhodil dvakrat do ko-
stella.

V prudke bouri ktera ma
mnoha m1stech pTervala tele-
fonn1 a lektricke vedenf, dva-
krate udeTil blesk do kostela
sv. Petra a Pavla V Pouchove
u Hradce. Prvnfm 1derem by
ly omraceny dive zeny, ktere
dlely V kostele. Pc druhe Sc
vybil kiosk V kovove kadidel-
nici a pred oltaTem sjel do
dlazby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
PTedvadeni americkeho filmu
zakaZano.

Bee udan1 d1vod1 nemecka
vlada zakazala predvadenf a.
merickeho filmu "Stage Door
Romance"
Film nesm1 byt ukazovan v
celem Nemecku ackoliv sc hoj-
ne hral V kazde evropske zemi
a je ma stalem programu anne
rickych divadel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Jak ctyfi Skolaci zajali cizince,
podezreleho re spionstv1.

V Ust1 mad Labem sc SNAIL
neznamy cizinec vyfotografo-
vat chemickou tovarnu. Zpo-
zorovali no ctyTi zaci meStan-
ske Skoly. Jeden z mich posta-
vii pred objektiv fotoaparatu
brasnu, ably nemohl udelat sn1-
mex. PAX no hosi donutili, a.
by S mimi sci ma policii. Wee Sc
~vysetTuje.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-19
Excellent Program Given by
Mrs. CIevenger for Club

Ten Thousand club members ap-
proved enthusiastically the selection
of Mrs. r. j. Clevener by the Twice
Told Tales section to give that sec
tons program Thursday, the hearty
applause which she received for her
excellent review giving proof of the
members enjoyment.
"Savages and Saints, by Mrs.
Fremont Older, was chosen by Mrs.
Clevenger for her program. The
novel is laid in the "Arcadian" days
of California, toward the close of
the Mexican regime, and is the
story of the regeneration of Father
Pedro, rebellious priest who worked
out his salvation by restoring the
mission of Santa Lucia to its form
er splendor and influence.
Historic Value
Authentic descriptions of Califor-
mia during this period, make the
book of historical value. Mrs. Clev-
enger emphasized this phase of the
novel and did full justice to the
dramatic moments in the story car
rying her listeners with her to the
inSpirational climax.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-19
Special Programs
Held at Central
During Week
Third Assembly

The third special assembly oil
the week was held Thursday morn
ing when the high school and jul
nior college students were given
an opportunity to hear a talk by
DR.. w. c. Bucknet, Methodist
superintendent of Long Beach.
Noon Program
Smitty's trained dogs were the
feature of the noon program spon-
sored by the junior class on We'd
nesday. A nominal charge was
made to cover expenses.
Associated Board
An associated board of commits
sioners has been formed from the
high school and Junior college
boards. All the high school COM
missioners are still members, and
the Jaycee student body president
Bill Moody, and freshman and
sophomore presidents, Mike Nc
Laughlin and Jimmie Carter, are
the college representatives. 1t is
hoped by Guy Weakley, principal
that this combination will lead
to better cooperation between the
two schools.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-19

Helen Van Fleet.
Two social events were schedul-
ed for the near future: a theatre
party on Feb. % and a dance on
March 6.
Theatre Party
Members who attend the the
atre party are to meet at $3.50 pm.
that night on the mezzanine floor
of the Barbara Worth hotel and
go from their to the theatre. At
ter the show they will return to
the hotel for refreshments.
The dance is to be a guest night
affair, each member being privil-
eyed to invite friends.
At the conclusion of the meet
ing refreshments were served, the
tea table having as a centerpiece
colorful bowl of fruits. Hostess
es were: Miss Edith Eicke, Mrs.
Ethel Hopewell, Mrs. Jack Pulliam,
Miss Vivian Harris, Miss Lucille
Wells, Miss Mollie Mcbride, Miss
Shirley McAllister.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-19
Mt. Signal Studies
Upholstery Work
At Meeting

Upholstery was the project TAX
en- up at the Mt Signal home de-
partment meeting Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. c. C. Stuart.
During the business meeting the
members voted to continue their
study of color, initiated by Miss
Jessie Lee Decker, extension spe-
cialist in home furnishings, at her
recent county meetings. Miss HUI
ka will talk to the women on this
subject during March. The March
meeting to be held at the home
of Miss Dorothy Dundas, near Ell
Centre, will be devoted to the max
ing of cake filings and frostings.
A pot luck luncheon was served
at noon, Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. Mel
son being hostesses.
Members present were: Mes
danes C. H. H. Small, Billie Rus
sell, J. c. Stuart, R. H. Coates,
Jim Nelson, Anna Brandenburg,
Elizabeth McKim, Alice Pollard, D.
E. Green, Rosa Burton, Pearl
Clymer, B. c. Robertson, Lula
Springer, Pearl Waggoner. Thel-
ma Hardy, Dorothy Brown, Cora
Willoughby, Daisy Dearborn, Rollie
Clark, Dorothy Dundas, Marguer-
ite Arner, C. w. Brockman, Olive
Wolff. Lucille Luckey, Miss Enola
Peterson.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-19
Churches
Schools
SholUer Giuer1 for
Summer Bride

Mrs. Otis Briggs was delight
fully surprised on "Wednesday af-
ternoon when at an afternoon tea
at the home of Mrs. Milo Hogan,
many lovely gifts were given her.
The honor guest whose wedding
took place last summer, was for
merly from Calexico, having been
in a Sunday school class taught
by Mrs. Hogan there. For several
months she has made her home
in Heber, where the Briggs family
is we'll known.
. Those participating in the mis- =
cellaneous shower we're: Miss Mary
Briggs, Mesdames John Briggs,
Anna White, Virginia Hueling, r.
w. Thompson, James Holcomb,
Robert Rood, James Phillips, Earl
Mahaney. Hazel Griffee, Marge
Wood, Earl Fleming, Lloyd Win
ters, Clyde Rodgers, H. P. Ware,
Roy Chamberlain, E. r. Cheser,
Prentiss Porter, D. v. Porter, Ernest
Willett, J. Lee, Mrs. Van Majors,
Arthur Vogt, and Miss Meta
Frances Lord.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-19
Elaborate Plans for Annual
Firemen' S Ball Saturday

Colorful decorations have been
completed in the Veterans hall and
all is in readiness for the 28th an
nual firemen's ball, the General
Alarm" to be held Saturday night
at $3.50 o'clock.
In addition to music by a favorite
orchestra, the committees have ar
ranged for special entertainment,
six big Fanchon and Marco vaude-
vile acts featuring dance and song
specialties.
At midnight the firemen are serv-
ing a supper and have planned a
tempting menu which will delight
the guests.
Proceeds from the ticket sale in
dicate a record crowd will attend,
including citizens from all parts
of the valley. The money earned
is used in covering certain expenses
of the department which are not
paid by the city.
Leading Event
This ball is always one of the
leading events of the spring sea-
son, being social event of much
tradition, its origin going back to
the early days of the valley.
The various committees. whose
diligent efforts assure the success
of this years ball are: adyer-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-19
School Operetta
In Rehearsal


Chimes in Normandie', operetta
to. be given February 26-27 by the
high school and junior college mu-
sic department, had its first night
rehearsal Wednesday. Both the
musical and dramatic coaches, L. A.
McCarty and Joe Burcham, were
present to make the final practices
complete.
This famous operetta, which has
been produced recently by profess
sional companies, has cast of Sc
singing parts. Costumes are more
elaborate than those of any operetta
which has been presented before
The two leads will be taken by
Myrtle Havens and Carroll Smith