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The Washington times., 1937-11-10
TAYLOR IN MESSAGE

In a radio address, Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury Wayne
Chatfield Taylor, chairman of the
governmental unit, explained how
the citizens of Washington could
help the chest workers in making
the drive a success.
The Washington times., 1937-11-10

Do you want money? The Washington
Times is offering $50 in prizes each week for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Hebrelv Ladies' Aid Group Plans Events At Open Meet

More than one hundred women attended the open meeting Of the Waterbury Hebrew Ladies' Aid so- ciety ct the Hebrew Institute on KingSbury street, Monday evening, which was presided over by Mrs. Louis Madnick.
 Reports were issued aB to the acs tivities Of the society during the summer months, and various cases were discussed Of needy families who were aided during the summer months. The chairman announced that any member having knowledge of families ih need of coal, gre res quested to notify any officer of the organization without waiting for Q meeting end the need will Do at- tended to.
 The raffle for silver was held and the first prize, Q set of flat silver was won by Mrs. Roscnbaun1 of Earle Street; tho second prize, Q silver fruit bowl was won by Mrs. Rudolph Honnick of Avalon Circle, bfhu WAg hhHa pAAaVp " bAVVh VHpob by Mrs. Frank slomowitz of Cooke street.
 Plans were made for tho annual affair of the society to Do held in January, with Q tentative date of January 18th selected. Mrs. Harry Goldman and Mrs. Jacob Silver were selected as co-chairmen Of the affair with c supporting committee of fAirg. Samuel sena, secretary, Mrs. Frank Meyers, treasurer, Mrs. Ed- ward Cohen, publicity manager, Mrs. Harry ReiSs, Mrs. Irving Le. bovitS, Mrs. Sol KuSnitz, Mrs. George Kapiar, Mrs. Harry Brown stein, Miss 3. Cassel. Mrs. Aaron Solomon, Mrs. Isidore Dibner, Mrs. Sem Dibner, Mrs. Joseph Goldberg, Mrs. Fred Reich. Mrs. Harry etut- man, Mrs. Mandy Matgkin, MrH Sam gilvern1an, Mrs. Martin Ru- bin, Mrs. Jacob Reiner, Mrs. Joseph Relner, Mrs. Alfred Drcxier, Mrs. Robert Jay Meyers, Mrs. william Dchneer, Mrs. Mary Weinberg, Mrs. J. Wilenchick, Mrs. Benedict Rabi-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Future Bride Is
 Honored At ShoUer

A greenback and miscellaneous shower was tendered Miss Rose summa recently ct the soovill Girls club by Mrs. Margaret Calo, Mrs, Lucy 0lszl, Mrs, William Summ0, Mrs. Adam SuMma and Miss Rose Bociochio.
 Those present were; Mrs. B, Ooechiola, Mrs. Laura MaEzeo, Mrs, Joseph Burglo, Mrs, Philomena Ferucci, Mrs. Mamie Celentano, Mrs. Rose Cooehiola, Mrs. Margaret Calo, Mrs. Lucy 0iHzi, Mrs, William Sum- ma, Mrs. Gertrude Swerda, Mrs. Carlnela Ciriello, Mrs. Grace Sofia, Mrs. Nicholas Caruso, Mrs, Rose Ciriello, Mrs. Rose Maria Masi, Mrs. Lena Coeea, Mrs. Rocco RanaudR, Mrs. Marie Laoerensa, Mrs. Donate summa, Mrs. Josephine Cesariello, Mrs. Filomena Martone, Mrs. Anna Summa, Mrs. Charles DiAndreR, Mrs. Mary Maselli, Mrs, F. Capristo, Mrs. Victoria Orsillo, Mrs. Donate Summa, Mrs. Angeline DelBuono, Mrs. Jennie Summa, Mrs. c. Cap- riSto, Mrs. Beatrice Baldino, Mrs. Elizabeth Mehmet, Mrs, Katherine Loffreda, Mrs, Grace Davino, Mrs. Mary Lupiea, Mrs. o, Negaro, Mrs. Rose Russo, Mrs. Domenic Ferrare, Mrs. John Ferrare, Mrs, Angelo F0miglietti, Mrs. Michael DiNapoli, Mrs. Tramontona, Mrs. Jennie Tis- ciani, Mrs, Margaret LaurenEa, Mrs. Grace Davino, Mrs. Louise LaPio Mrs. Joseph Ranaldo, Mrs. John Ryan, Mrs. Loretta Roberts, Mrs, Thomas TrumAo, Mrs. Filomena LoInb0rdi, Mrs. Michael Congero, Mrs. Gertrude duglielmo, Mrs. Archie 0iSSl, Mrs, Rocco Lauro, Mrs, Philip Clriello, Mrs. Margie Greco, Mrs. Carmine Ciriello, Mrs. Ado Summa, Mrs. Felioe DiChiara, Mrs. Carmela Boeieohio, Mrs. Thomas Colangelo, Mrs, Antoinette DiLeo, Mrs. Angeline Faia, Mrs. Anna 8. Mastroianni, Mrs. Carmela F'amig- lietti, Mrs. Eleanor Baraohina, Mrs. Carmella Valvano, Mrs. R. Trum- flo, Mrs. c. Capristo, Mrs. Catherine Destifano, Mrs. Rose Mastrodonato, aNAtot Atkb0AVb RhoRVoAtSp NAAo' kAbtAU duglielmo, Mrs. Mollie Greco, Mrs. Esther Biolo Mrs. Elizabeth dof- fredo, Mrs. Mary sumn.a, Mrs. Con- cettA MaStriano, Mrs. Rose Alex ander, Mrs. Clara oelPrete, Mrs, Vita CrescenEa Mole, Mrs. Thomas dizZe, Mrs. Leonard LaSalva, Mrs. FAmiglietti, Mrs. Albert Cestaro, Mrs. Canio PetruESi, Mrs. VitS 0. summa, Mrs. Teresa Moeciolo, Mrs. DiVersa, Mrs. QuiSSepina Ciminera, Mrs. Frank Crooe, Mrs. Mary RAgaz- Hino, Mara Cough, Loretta Santora, Teresa RagazEino, Jennie 0iordano, Margaret Vacca, Pauline duonomo, Mollie Cariasea, Anna Daddona, Eva Mocciolo, Rose SumEna, Antoinetto Fugliese, Angelina EspoSito, Sue CaSertano, Helen Juronas. Carmela dugllelmo, Mollie Coiangelo, Mae Clark, Catherine dollaSso, Mary Brunetti Filomena and Margaret Celentano, Mary CeStaro, Rose Fer raro, Mildred Caporale. Esther Cesarielio, Margaret Loffreda, Cath erine summa, Julia Migaldi, Adeiine Cerilio, Julia jannotty and Laura MaFtone,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Speaker Heard At Wonaens Club

Petty thieves but no rhig time'' criminals are found among the drug addlcts Of the country, Joseph r, Fishman, criminologist, told mem- bers of the Waterbury Womens club yesterday at the first fall ses- sion of the club. Reports were sub- mitted and arrangements are being made for Secretary of Labor Fran ces Perkins to address the club, Nov. 1. Mrs. Frederick Marggraff, presi- dent, was In charge of the meet ing.
 So long as the addict gets his drug he Is comparatively harmless, MT. Fishman, for years an ofilcial ct Welfare Island, N. F., told the gath ering. He Is looked down on by the so-called public enemies" and never Attains their stature" in the under world. ~;
 one of the unfortunate aspects of present care Of the drug users was described as their voluntary taking of tn "cure" SO that their need for the drugs would be reduced. MT. FiShfnan explained that tho drug user finds his body able to aSSimilate more and more of the poisonS until such Q time as he can no longer pay for the substance, Then he takes the cure, to reduce his craving, 1t was explained,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Miss Anita Smith Is
 Guest At ShouUeY

Miss Anita Smith was honored rec gently with Q greenbaeE shower giv- on at Patsy Browns Silver Chalet on West Main street. During the evening luncheon and entertain ment were enjoyed,
 Those present were: Bella Levy, Mrs. Edward Coughlin, Ann Payton, Mary Doran, Esther Berabaum, Margaret Keane, Ann Reilly, Fran ces Mcdonald, Ann Healy, Dora Lieberman, Dorothy Moore, Mrs, Joseph DeMareo, Katherine Luddy, Mrs. Thomas Coogan, CNrmela Bonis, Anne Spitzer, Doris Jenkins, Mrs. Rose duerrerN, Sally Cohen, Henel Brick, Laura Erllnger, Jos eph- Dipietro, Loretta Leonard, Mrs. Flora Polaneeo, Estelle Matlis, Mrs. Veronica Manis, Mrs, Mary DeNatali, Fanny Cassidy, Mrs. Will. lam Goldberg and Anita Smith,
 Miss Kathryn Gallagher of Naug- atuok entertained group of friends at 0 spaghetti supper at her home recently. The guests included: Mss es Helen Kenny, Laura Oliver, Joan Kieras, Faye Gallagher, Lillian Hartley, Kathryn Gallagher, Mrs, Mary D'Amhrosl, Mrs. Marion Whipple, Mrs. Laura Oliver, Mrs. Theresa Kenny and Mrs. Ann 0al- lagher,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Miss Mary .Sc0lo Is
 Hostess At ShosUer

Miss Mary scalo was hostess ct . shower given recently ct the palm room of suozzo's Grill in honor of Miss Eva Dichele who is to be mar ried to Charles 1nturissi. Those at- tending were: Laura Orsinl, Mar garet Orsini, Stella Dc Bonis, dene- Vieve Davino, Grace Rossl, Phyllis Esposito, Lena Rinaldi, Helen Masone, Grace Carlo, Elda Mancini, Pauline Inturissi, Rose InturiSSi, Marie ScalSo, Helen Jamele, Jessie 1antavenere, Rose Penta, Connie Ciaccio, Rosalind Longo, Anne Mairano, Mrs. Frances Amato, Mrs. Vera Pawloski, Mrs. Frances Me- 0Fath, Mrs. Lena Luearrelli, Rita Impressa, Mrs. P. Dichele, Mrs. 8. Inturissi, Mrs. J. Plano, Mrs. J. Lom- baTdi, Miss Mary Iacovino, Mrs. Lena Ventresco, Sylvia Perillo, Linda Perillo. Olga BeAto, Alice Arcari, Harriet Pastor, Terry MinerVino, Mrs. Charles Masone, Jennie Buzz Selli, Mrs. A. Solomon, Bell Marette, Edith diodano, Emmy BaEil, Bea- trice Poletta, Antoinette Yaietta, Lucia Tomasiello Anna Panasci, Joan sorbo, Anna Johnston, Marion Phuffault, Peggy Quinlan, Edith Fisher, Mary Picollo, Eve Dichele, Mary Scalo.
 Miss Kathleen Wilson of Hamil- ton avenue s spending Q few days in Springfield. 'oa ...
 Misses Josephine and Lillian Jud- son of West Main street have re- turned after spending several daya in Newark, N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Homer oi ThomaStoti avenue are spending c few days in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13

nowitg, Mrs. Abe Fandiller, Mrs. J. Piutzick, Mrs. I. N. Albert, Mrs. A. stcinborn, Mrs. Martin 6ternfelS, Mrs. Harry Rosenzweig and Mrs. M. Siller. .l...
 Several new members were well comed to the society and more new members were reported on. Re. treatments were served after the meeting.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wilbur Homer of Thomaston avenue are spending c few days in New York.
 Miss Eila Patchen of Woodlawn terrace has been spending several days in Atlantic City.
 MT. and Mrs. William Nelson oi Meriden road ar0 spending c few days in New York. ,,l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13

session which is scheduled to start at 2 o'clock, his subject being "The Relation of the Crisis in the Far East to the Principle of Collective Security"
 At the morning session program departments are to gather for con- ferences at which local chairmen will report on projects conducted by the league in the communities rep- resented. A cafeteria luncheon will Do served at ?. m.
 Among those who will attend the meetings from this city are Mrs. Harold Root, presldent of the league; Mrs. J. J. Davis, Mrs. Wil- liam A. Amelung, Mrs. Fred g. Van- Ialkenburg, Mrs. Frederick A. Faust, Mrs. Frank Newcomb, Mrs. E. H. Davis, Mrs. Myron Fox and Mrs, Harry Coe.
 A meeting of the board of dlrec- tors of the Waterbury league will be held Thursday, Oct, i4, at 10 Q. m. ct the Mattatuck Historical society building in West Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13

Slam hands are rarely dealt ready-made. ouite unique is the col- lection of i3 cards dealt to c player in . bridge game, in4which its not necessary to find some clement Of support in the hand Of the partner before undertaking Q contract to take i2 Of the i3 tricks.
 Todays hand, played in c recent duplicate in New York city, was of the type that presented most tin. usual bidding dificultieR, south's hand was SO tremendous that many of tho players holding 1t forgot for the moment that bridge Is Q part. nership game, and that their part. ser might have some vital infor-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13

The bidding as given above was that of Joseph Rothschild, South. and Cecil Head, North. They will play as partners in the forthcoming Metropolitan championship tour nament of the American Bridge league in New York October 10 to IT.
 Rothschild never rebid his seven card heart suit, because he had been forced to crowd the bidding on the opening round and chose instead to twice rebid 6 four-card club suit. Many players never showed the club suit at any stage of the bidding.
 At clubs the only loser was the trump king, as the four trumps in the otherwise trickless dummy permitted the establishment of the heart suit without a loss.
 (copNright. 1o37, MIA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13

o'clock ct odd Fellows Hall. SOva eral feature programs are arranged by the lodge during the year and this evenings program is one of the leading events,
 Lodges which have been invited include: Faith Lodge of Thomaston, Marion Lodge of Cheshire, sylvan Lodge of Seymour, Ells-Wood Lodge of Ansonia, Stella Lodge of New Britain and Columbian Lodge of Naugatuok, ? t
 The visiting lodges will each present two acts of entertainment and the Winona Rehekah Lodge will also add to the program,
 Following the entertainment re- treatments will he served In the banquet hall
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Engagements
MTTCHELL.BAUMER

MT. and Mrs. John Baumer Of Naugatuck annuonce tho engage- Ynent and coming marriage of their daughter, Berniee Marian, to John Mitchell, son of Mrs. Eva AdaS- kavage also of Naugatuck. The wod- ding will take place on Thanksgiv- ing day at Q o'clock at St. Francis' church, Naugatuck,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers in the Tuesday even- ing session of the Cornell Contract club conducted by Mrs John Q. Mor- iarty were: North and South; Win. cent Kelly and Miss Catherine Col. iins, % Ia; Miss Rhea Aubertin and Mrs. Partick Wallace, 82; and East and West Joseph Brennan and Mrs. Clarence Byars, % l-2 and Mrs. Charles Dunlap and Mrs. M. II. Laudemann, 00.
 The standing to date B as foi- lows: Kolly-C Collins, 304 i.s; Phaeuf- O'Conor, 362 Ia; LeVin.Adducci, 3l4 i-2 and nt-Neison, 3i4. 7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13

Local Members WilI Attend
 Women Voters CountyMeet

Prominent members of the local League of Women Voters will ate tend . conference of the various lo- col leagues of New Haven and Mid- dlesex counties to be held ct the F. w. 70. A. building ct New Haven Friday starting at n Q. m.
 pr. John Withrow Brewer, assist- ant professor of government at the Connecticut State college, will be the principal speaker at the sessions scheduled to last throughout the day. He will talk at the afternoon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
ANNA HELD A SISSY

Lily PonS bathes in e specially. built pool which contains 5000 gal- Ions Of heated and purified drink. ing water in one scene of Hitting Q New High," her latest RKO Radio filmusicAl,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Rummase Sale Being
 Held By Sisterhood

The siSterhood of Temple Israel will sponsor 0 rummage sale ct 200 Bank street on Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday. Mrs. Samuel El- man is chairman of the affair and is being assisted by Mrs, Max Kriegle, Mrs. Harry Llebeskind, Mrs, Samuel HoleHer, Mrs. Adolph Kauf- man and Mrs. Louis Freedman.
 Mfr. and Mrs. William Flanagan who were married recently have re turned from their wedding trip and have taken up their residence at 70 Knoll street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Weddings
BYRNES.FENN

Mrs. Catherine Stanley of West Main street announces tho coming marriage of her sister, Miss Loretta Fenn, to John J. Byrnes of Hollister avenue, Bridgeport, Tho wedding will take place on Wednesday, Oct 20, at Q o'clock In St. Margarets church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Neighbors Night Being Held By Winona Rebekdh Lodge

WinonA Rebekah Lodge, 6, I. O. O. '. will sponsor "Neighhors Night" at Q meeting this evening at 500
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. B. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League

Slams Rarely Ready Partner May Have Vital 1nfor nation to Give Bidder Holding Tre- ..-u mendous Strength
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Pratt Club Arranges
 For Annual Dance

The Pratt club of Connecticut will hold it's annual Halloween dance on Friday evening, Oct. %, at Three Cups inn, Meriden. Alumni from oil parts of the state will Do present and there will be prizes for the best man and fe- male costumes of the evening.
 Charles Black of New Haven Is chairman of the committee and Is being assisted by John Emmett of Waterbury, Theodore Dove of Naugatuok, Frederick Vogenitz Of New Haven, Paul Futile of New Britain, Daniel Tasillo of Hartford, Patrick J. Pascussi of Bristol and Roger Reath of Bridgeport.
 Miss Phyllis Bungardner of Glover street entertained the members of her club on Friday evening. During the evening monopoly was played and the prize was won by Gertrude Browne. A delicious luncheon was served. Those present were: Helen 0ach, Rosemary petricone, Ann Miller, Margaret and Mary Bun- gardner, Margaret Lapatovsky, Jos sephine Lapatovsky of Plantsville and Phyllis Bungardner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13

Miss Julie Ferris of Kelsey street entertained the members of her club at her home on Friday evening. Following tho business meeting Q delicious luncheon was served. The guests included: Misses Eileen Lan- ouette, Ellnor Lawson, Deborah Mc- Mahon, Mary Lawson, VelmA Keete, Mary MulVaney and Julia Ferris,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Weddings
Sorority Elects
 Slate Of Offcers

"A regular seml-monthiy, meeting of the Semper Fldelis Sorority toOk place Friday, october l, ct their clubroom on Tudor street.
 All the members were present. They are Mary Sealo, Mary Oloehit- to. Grace Carlo, Rosaline Lpngo. Helen MaSone, Helen JAlnele, Anna Jamele, Louise RosSl Jessie San- tavenere, Clara Boeoaoeino, Nydia Barone, and Florence sclullo.
 Officers for the ensuing year were elected, They are: President, S- Louise Rossls secretary = Anna Jamele; treasurer Florence Scts ullo. ,s-t 3,
 Plans for tho coming installation dinner were discussed. Plans for Q trip to New York in . body wero also discussed, but no definite date set.
 Next meeting will he held on Erie day, october IS, ct 6 p, m, sharp, Rt the oluhroom,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13

Announcement is made of the birth of c son, Wallace J. Inglis, jr. on october i2th ct gt. Mary's hoB- pital to MT. and Mrs. Wallace J, fngiis of Baldwin avenue. Mrs. The glis was the former Edith 0'Oonner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13

nation to impart. Those who thought thus found themselves in an unmakable contract of six hearts.
 , Solution to Previous
 Y. Contract Problem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Play Is Presented By Senior Hadassah Club

Life Begins Anew" was the title of . short play presented last eye- ming ct c meeting of the Senior Hadassah ct the Waterbury Hebrew Institute. Mrs, William P. Green. field was in charge of the produc- ton.
 Mrs. Joseph Ruskin presided at the meeting last evening and the following persons took part In the play: Mrs. Ruskin, Mrs. Abraham Katz, Mrs. Benjamin Shapiro, Mrs, Arthur Inieid, Mrs. Al Burns, and Mrs. Murray silverman. Re- treatments were served.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-19
Couple Guests for
Dinner at Elm
ELM NOTES

w 80
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Larue were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hopkins of FL
Centre.
HI. Boone went to Los Angeles
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. M B. Hackenberry
of San Fernando and Mrs. L. j.
Thomas of Imperial were Tuesday
visitors of Mr.. ana Mrs. G. H. Cam
non.
These attending the last all-day
meeting of Ladies Aid at Seeley
were Olive Cannon. Mrs. George
Woods, Iva Lee Higgins. Ada Gal
laher.
Martha Hughes and daughter,
Jeanneta. visited Wednesday at the
home of Olive Cannon.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. L. Boone entertained a few
friends of Mr.. and Mrs Fred LaRue
on the 29th wedding anniversary
of the LaRues. Guests included
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Hopkins of FL
Centro. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodger Stew
art ana sons. j. R. Stewart and
daughter. Evalyn, and Marlen Stew
art. Ollie Boone. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Shumard, Vera Mae Shumard.
Eva Shumard. Glenn and Fern
Shumard. Mrs. Shumard assisted
Mrs. Boone in serving refreshments
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-19
DEATH TOLL
IN TYPHOON
BOOSTED

MANILA. Nov. 10 UP)-Death toll
of typhoon which swept through
the southern part of the Philippine
archipelago mounted to 26 tonight
as reports of widespread havoc
trickled in from the distressed areas.
A state of emergency was decreed
on the Island of Leyte, faced with
the threat of serious fool shortage
as result of crop destruction. Crop
damage there alone was estimated
at s400,000 Six were reported dead
on Leyte.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-19

LONDON, Nov. 70. (UP)-The
assembly of the church of England
defeated overwhelmingly today a
proposal to seek a parliamentary
ban on use OF the prayer book
marriage service for re-marriage
Of guilty persons in divorce suits.
Lord Hugh Cecil, in a speech
yesterday. demanded forcibly that
the assembly appoint a committee
10 prepare such a bill for par
lament.
Instead of Cecil's proposal, the
assembly today adopted a motion
by the Rev. Normal Powell, of
Oxford. This motion, an amend
ment TO Cecil's. opposed any par
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-19
BLAME IT ALL
UPON LIQUOR

It was liquor that got Richard
Anderson. SIS, into trouble with the
police in the first place; it was
his own fleetness of foot which
got him out. and it was LIQUOR
which got him back in again Fri
day.
Anderson. arrested Thursday
night in the 500 block on Broad
way while he lay on the sidewalk
in a stupor, was sentenced to 80
days in the city jail for drunkenness,
vagrancy and escape. He had, rec
ords showed. escaped Oct. 10 from
the city Jail while serving a term
for drunkenness.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-19
SIREN SPOTS
LOST BOY

MARSHALL, Tex. Nov. 10. CUP)
-Neighbors and police searched
hours for Herschel Mcclure. 7, who
strayed from home. The boys
mother was frantic. Then she had
an idea. She called Fire Chief Sam
Lindsay. If Herschels in town
and the fire whistle blows he'll run
out to see the excitement. He al
ways does" Chief Lindsay oblig-
ingly turned on the siren. Out came
Herschel from a house three blocks
from home. A neighbor yanked him
home and Mrs. Mcclure told the
chief he could turn off the siren.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-19
4 Pct. of Children
Hard of Hearing

Four per cent, not AZ per cent
of the children in Ell Centro schools
are hard of hearing. school health
authorities said Friday.
The Post-Press, in an editorial
dealing with the El Centre char
acter building drive, enormously
stated that AZ per cent of FL Centro
school children suffered from i'm
paired hearing. The figure should
have been four per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-19
F. r. ADVISED
TO CONTINUE
STAY IN BED

WASHINGTON, Nov 10. CUP)-
President Roosevelt, on advice of
his physician, today cancelled all
White House appointments for the
fourth day. He was reported suf-
fering from an infected tooth and
a slight intestinal disorder.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-19
CHURCH DEFEATS PROPOSAL
BAN DIVORCES MARRIAGE

liamentary action. Instead it ac-
cepted the judgment OF a recent
convocation of the church that use
of the prayer book service was in
admissible for the remarriage OF
anyone whose original marriage
had been dissolved by divorce but
whose former spouse was still alive
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-19
Carpenter Tools
Taken Off Job

Carpenters tools valued at sl00
were stolen from a construction
Job in the 1900 block on Main
street here, police were told Fri
Gay by r. c. Manchester, l243
Main street.
The thief entered the premises
at night and made away with a kit
containing bits, a brace, a level,
a saw, a 75-foot tape measure and
other tools, Manchester said.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you READ the ADS
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-19
Contracts Approved
For Road Improvement

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 10. W.Pl -
State highway improvements cost
ing 1921 ,68995 were authorized to-
day under three contracts approved
by the department of public works.
YOU haven't real ALL the NEWS
until YOU READ the ADS
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-19

Here is smartly styled Dining Suite for smart young
modernsi The smooth flowing lines fine wa nut
table top and eatherete upholstered chairs splen
did expressions of today needs for substantial young
folks