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La gaceta., 1937-01-12

En- los circulos oficiales sc di-
ce que Alemania posiblemente
cooperara@con Portugal EN- la
exploitation de Angola, en- ell A
frica Occidental. La prensa ale
mana declara que Portugal, I'm
enemig9 en- la guerra mundial,
Sc ha librado de los lazos que
durante tres centurias la tuvie-
ron atada con Inglaterra y a.
cepta en- Gamble garantias con-
juntas de Italia, Alemania y ell
regimen del general Fran,isco
Franco. Tambien abre todas sus
colonias "a sus honrados ami
gos".
Simultaneamente, Y evidente-
mente obedeciendo inspiration
Official, todos los peri6dicos res
paldan la negativa de que Sc pre-
tenda ocupar a Marruecos, RI
diculizando tai acci6n. Dicen los
diarios que sc trata de una bro
ma de Paris para "salvar a los
piratas de Valencia y su go
bierno".
La gaceta., 1937-01-12
Ell COMERCIANTE SAM FEE
RRERI ES CANDIDATE A
CONCEJAL

Sam Ferreri, un sonocido CO.
merciante de la Septima aveni :
da, anunci6 hoy su candidatura
a CONCEAL por ell distrito mime
70 nueve.
"Yo naci en- ell distrito, dice
Ferreri, y he vivido en- Ell toda
mi vida. Por 10 tanto conozco
sus necesidades, incluyendo los
problemas de los concentrates y
contingencies.
Ferreri favorece ell uso de las
maquinas de votar y pertenece
a la Orden Odd Fellows y va
rios clubs.
Lleva IA amos de establecido
en- la Septima avenida.
La gaceta., 1937-01-12
So HA APROBADO UN PAC-
TO ENTIRE LISBOA Y BEER
LIN
Portugal Promote DecliRdr las
Colonids Adqairidas Bd3o ell
Trdtcdo de VerseYes

Berlin, enero liza Gaceta
official %anuncia que un convenio
entire Portugal y Alemania Sc
firm6 ell pasado 20 de JUNO y
entr6 en- efectividad ell dia 10 de
diciembre. Bajo ell convenio a.
broga Portugal todos sus dere-
chos a las propiedades alema-
mas dentro de su territorio v a
las colonias adquiridas bajo ell
tratado de Versailles. Portugal
acepta tambien ell devolver a
Alemania todas las propiedades
que no hayan sido liquidadas.
La gaceta., 1937-01-12

bierno frances inform6 que ma
lbian desembarcad6 en- Marrue-
Zoos 1900 alemanes, pero que ell
gabinete de Leon Blum NADIA hi
20.
Ell alto comisario espanol EN-
Marruecos, con Residential en-
Tetuan, asegur6 al gobierno
frances que no han desembar-
cado "unidades formadas' de
alemanes Y que no Sc eSpera la
llegada de ninguna.
La embajada inglesa, por su
parte, sirvi6 aviso a Hitler So
bre ell prcp6si.o de fortificar a
Ceuta.
Los buques alemaneJ en- las
aguas de Espana y Marruecos
astan siendo va vigtlados por
as es.uadras francesa e ingle-
"a.
Con refereneia a la nota man
'ada al general Franco, la Sc
gunda, altos funcionarios del
gobierno de Blum aseguraR que
Sc daran a Franco unos dias
mas para que pueda deshacerse
del tinte aleman en- ell Marrue-
cos frances.
Las tropas francesas realizan
maniobras en- la iona inmedia-
ia al Marruecos espanol Y los
buques de guerra de Francia e
Inglaterra siguen llegando al
Mediterraneo.
81 es necesario Sc dijo en- los
cfrculos oficiales, Francia, por
medic de las fuerzas de terra,
aire Y mar, podra ocnpar en- SO
horas ell Marruecos espanol.
Ha nprometido las autorida-
des espanolas ell evitar desem-
barquen soldados "nazis" en-
Marruecos, pero NADIA han di-
cho con respecto al desembar-
que en- Espana.
La gaceta., 1937-01-12

Especial para Hall
Desde 80 centavos por
yarda cuadrada.
Paquenas alfombras
de 10 cts. para arriba
La gaceta., 1937-01-12
HITLER G A Fn@RN1
co.'s PONCET QUE NO DE-
SEA APODERARSE DEL TE-
RRITORIO ESPANOL EN-
Francia lie dara unos dias mas
a Franco para que retirea los
alemanes del Norte de Africa
Ell ejercito frances podra ocu'
par en- SO doras todas Ia
Zons Esq amelia

Paris, enero Eel canci-
Her Hitler declar6 anoche, Sc
gun ell ministerio de relaciones
exteriores, que ell gobierno de
Alemania no tiene la intencion
lie apoderarse de territorio es-
oanol en- la IONA de Marrueoos.
Estas palabras Sc las comunic6
Ell jefe del gobierno aleman a
Francois Poncet, embajador de
Francia, en- ell curse de una re-
cepcion d~iplomatica. Poncet lie
contest6 que Francia no tenia
ambiciones en- al area estrate-
gica del norte de Africa.
Pocas horas antes ell embaja-
dor habia notificado a Hitler
que su gobierno no tolerarfa la
expansion alemana en- Marrue-
cos.
La seguridad dada por ell can
ciller disminuye la tension en-
tire Paris y Berlin.
Los altos funcionarios fran
ceses aseguran que tan pronto
desembarquen nuevas tropas ex
tranjeras en- Marruecos Sc mi
clara una marcha, acompanada
por un bloqueo de la costa. Sc
Ina sabido que r~ecientemente ell
servicio de inteligencia del go
La gaceta., 1937-01-12

81 1gaOlneDe, preSldld0 pof
Mussolini, aprobo ell presupues-
to para ell ano fiscal 1888.
Los gastos sc calculM en- 49,
765, 900, 900 de liras, compare
dos con 20,291, 900, 900 en- 1886
81 y 19,645, 10000 en- 1856.
No Sc han obtenido a6mentos
en- los ingresos, 10 que arrojara
I'm deficit calculado de $685.
600, 900 de liras. Debe hacerse
constar que en- ell presupuesto
no aparecen las sumas gastadas
para la exploitation de Ethiopia
e intensificar Of programa de
marine.
Estimase que Sc han sastado
VI creditos especiales, desde ell
comisnzo del conflicto italo-etio
pc, 13,0OO,0 OO,0 900 de liras.
Los ministerios militares gas
taran 5,534,OO0, 900 de liras, de
los cuales Sc destinan al ejerci-
to 2,491, O0O, 600, 1,793, OOO, 900
a la marina y $780, 900 a la
aviaci6n.
Aprob6 ell conSejo una medi-
da "delegando en- ell gobierno
del rey ell poder de expedir or
denanzas para conducir la que
IRA y en- ell estado de neutrali-
dad".
La gaceta., 1937-01-12
JOSE z SUPERB A
FRANCKIE SAIA

frvsota, Enero 12.-Un We
ano gladiator del peso well
Ii, Jose Estrada, de MEXICO, pc
se6 as ar con Franckie Saia, de
Memphis, Y los jueces fallaron
q favor del primero, protestan
do los amigos de Saia.
En- ell decimo asalto rodo Saia
- la Iona, con un golre de dere-
cha. Estrada sopcrto Ndos los
golpes de su ~l-ontrario, en- los
prinferos asaltos, sin que pare
cieran molestarle en- 10 mas mi
nimo.
La gaceta., 1937-01-12

"Francia esperara porfaIgnn
tempo, pero no tiene intencio-
mes de retroceder Ell Su deman-
pda de que los alemanes no pene-
tren en- Marruecos, a pesar de
las seguridAes dadas por ell
gambler Hitler.
Ell brazo legislative de Fran
cia sc puso aver en- movimiento
para contener ell paso de volun-
tarios a las filas del gobierno
de Madrid.
La gaceta., 1937-01-12

Chino Alvarez trio aver los
caracoles. Me han dicho que de-
rrotare a Durso-declar6 ell Chi
no. q
No Sc conffe mucho en- los ca
raeoles. No divide que las peleas
Sc ganan pegando fuerte.
Hagase la cuenta de que ell ri
val Sc llama "Baby" Miller en-
lugar de Durso.
La gaceta., 1937-01-12
ITALIA TENDRA UNI N o
ME DEFICIT EN- Ell We
NIDERO ANO FISCAL
Fl GabaNste de MusS0lini
Apr0b6 Ell Presupuest

Roma, enero 12.-Esperase
la llegada a esta capital del mi
nistro de la aviaci6n de Alema-
MIA, general Goering, que viene
a conferenciar con ell Duce So
bre ell alcance del pacto medite-
franco entire Inglaterra e TIA
liza.
La gaceta., 1937-01-12
LOS GUANTEs

i,Boycott contra la pelea Sch
meling-Bradddck! N
ScRmeling Is de losA indivl :
duos, como buen ''nazi", que pro
mete y despues falta a su pala-
bra.
Su victoriasnsObre jose bis
fue "misteriosa 'Amas re-
huge I'm combate Ero de
Detroit. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21
BISHOP COMES
TO SAINT PAUL
A. M. E. ZION
aal East Palmer Ave.

Asstr.s o. Religion as related
10 he G, atuslon q Tongues a.
Ests, vas Pastor FiacKs subiect
,as S.-Gsy The message was
) encouraging and interesting
Reysterd and Mrs Flack are
-siesias in Virginia and North
csrs..aa a'.srd.ng family reun-
u =. heir fathers SSH birthday
E.s.op J " Martin Of Chicago
limos ~.,l speak a. 81 Paul on
su-tay. Angus o2rd az the A "
s.d Ne P Il hour The public IS
co-c.a.iy invited % hear This learn
"a and progressive prelate Mrs.
GA Marin. the womans Mission
s-y Dis,r!c, Supervisor will ac-
company him, giving inspiration
md i-s'r1ct.on
~ ard Mrs Richard ki'so are
sting IN re Caro.inss
Mrs Nai.ssa Eawari. VI and
Mrs Alfred shepherd Gre RI he
s'cK lis
visi, The Friendly Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21
Forceful Sermon Preached
By Macedonia Minister

Services a. Macedonia we're we'll
attended last Sunday and all pres
ii, we're inspired BY the sermon
and music.
The pastor Rev H. H Coleman
preac forcetul message from
Mat 2sls, subject, The Respon-
siblity Placed Upon Us To Chris
,isnize The World The theme
was quite fitting.
The speaker said in par, . II is
not a question OF liberality but
question Of our being honest with
God Nobody needs give any
thing to the church. because It
doesn't need our money for ev-
erything belongs 70 God and only
one-tenih is all God asks us for.
May We consider that God will have
% have the means Of this earth. 70
carry our His plan Then the ques-
ton comes 70 us will man rob
Cod"
A. The close OF the message four
teen we're added to the church
Al 7.30 pm, pastor Coleman de-
livered another great sermon, after
which four were baptized
The publicis welcome 70 worship
at Macedonia al all lines
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21
Going Out" Will Be
Dr.. Charleston S Ser.

Going out will be The saslecl
Of DR. Charlestons sermon sunday
morning l0:45.
Why Believe In Chris gill be
the subject Of the evening sermon
7.:45
The monthly meeting o. he De-
troit A. ". E Laymen vii Sc held
at 81 Paul. at 3 p NJ. with Albert
Williams president, presiding
The Sunday School will convene
at s:15 A. NJ with VIM Robinson
as Supt
The Junior Allen chris'.'n En-.
deavor League will convene at !
P. VI, with Alexander TA3mas as
president and Rev. B. 3 Martin As
Supi
The Senior League will nl'et a.
$50 P NJ with Mrs Lola Scott
Williams as president
Topic: Honesty That MAKES y
Exceptions
Acts 5:1-1l: Hebrews IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21
sREMEMBER" IS THEME,
OF REV. CLAWS SERMON
1880 Goddard Avenue

The members, friends AL y!sl.
tors we~e very much b@as.!u.a
from the very helpful sermon d.
livered by the pastor, Of Peac.
Baptist Church. Rev. Lee 7.
Clay. al the morning serve TIA
sermon was taken from psa,ere
nomy 81. He used as .sus.
Remember. To begin VITA Rev
Clay reminded his audience that
memory is a gift OF God VIZ wev
reminded how God led the ..!ldr.o
OF Israel all the way from unde,
the yoke OF bondaged on, o. Egyp,
while wandering in tie VI! aernsa
forty years. and 10 the ? omisst
Land. Surely II God remembered
his promise TO Abraham, Isaac AID
Jacob. that their seed should mal.
tiply and prosper and ira, He
would always be with ht.n He
must remember US and Will be our
leader in the time OF troGh.e and
distress. II vs. will only seek His
leadership. In times OF s'kness
God is a leader that will 'f.l ISL.
cheer up will give YOU new
body" The pastor assured bis
hearers that God will lead gs al
the way.
The Choir rendered beau FL! and
fitting music for the service. sn
additions were made 10 the rhu.cA.
A, the evening service. the pastor
delivered another helpful sermon.
Monday evening, under he sup.
ervision OF Mrs Griffin. Q. he
Second Baptist Church. and MIS-
VI Potts an elaborate musical pro.
gram was rendered. Soma o, ne
best talent OF the City pa. '.cipst.
cd. One OF the spesial features
was the speech made by Mrs LII
lie Brooks. the mother OF Joe Louis
The senior choir OF the chatea pre-.
sen.ed Mrs Brooks with beauli.
full bouquet OF flowers Ms Grit.
fin and Mrs. Potts were commend.
ed for presenting such salstin
group OF musical and literary lsl.
ent.
Beatrice z Harris r Reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21
New Zion Baptist
Church
sIs Alfred Street

Rev. Mercer. pastor Of New Zion
Baptist church was at his post laH
Sunday morning and poured on; 4
soul stirring message which made
the hearts OF those preser' re-
joice.
Rev. Edwards spoke az ne 3 ?
m. service in interest OF the Pas
tors Aid club. The speaker beau
,ifully outlined his discourse from
the text Neh. 2.6 subject. Wal; IN.
Ill you get orders then go ahead
The scripture lesson was read Oy
Rev. Hall; and prayer was offered
by Rev. White. pastor Of the sec
ond Morning Star Baptist church
At the s p. m worship h. mes
sage was brought by Rev JONI
Sawyer and those present received
much inspiration from the wen
delivered sermon. Rev Sawyer ns
the ability OF always bringing some
heluful and Informative though"
Many visitors we're present "
New Zion last Sunday includins
Revs. Lineum. Douglas and Gurus
The widow and widowers clu0
will hold their installation services
at New Zion Wednesday evening
September /. Rev. c. MOBILES
president OF the club invites Tue
public out that night to enjoy
treat which is in store. Many ~
cal talents will appear on .progra"
which is in charge Of Mrs Han
Members and friends will rl'i"
be reminded that barbecue and ~
freshing drinks are served al 'n'
church every Saturday.
Brother John Blount. Chairman
OF the deacon board is A fine cna'
acter with which to work
Sunday. August 90 is Missions"
Day.
Visitors are asked to stop tn ana
Worship with New Zion at any
time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21

Be sure to read the Detroit Tri-
pune. Michigan's fast growing
ana popular weekly. 1t is circu-
lated in all parts OF the country.
through paid subscriptions and on
news stands.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21
Sacrament Held At
The Church of God
ss4s Russell street

Sacrament" which is the most
sacred ordinance OF the church
was observed last Sunday at the
Church Of God in Christ
The commemoraiion supper
which consists of bread and wine
was prepared by the deacons and
deaconesses OF the church
Rev W. G. shipman. pastor was
arrayed in lovely black robe as
he summoned all Christians TO
come and dine.
After the sacred feast the old
custom OF washing feet was OBJ
served al which time the pastor
and hts aides applied blessed wat
er 10 the disciples feet.
Following the Sacrament brief
sermon was preached by the pas
tor on the subject. \ saw the
Light
Meetings will be adjourned for
ten days due 10 the annual State
Convocation which began last
Tuesday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21
John Wesley Zion
Has Large Throng
Beechwood at Moore Pl.

Members Of John Wesley heard
a fine sermon Sunday. An over
flow crowd was spellbound by the
forceful and well-perpared sermon
by the Rev. J L. Moore. His text
was Romans $3.50. For am
persuaded. that neither death. nor
life, nor angels, nor principalities.
nor powers nor things present, nor
things 10 come. nor height. nor
depth. nor any other creature
shall be able TO separate us from
the love Of God which is in Christ
Jesus our Lord" Rev Moores
eloquent discourse was very i'm
pressive
The church choir will render a
program next Sunday evening
August % at p. m. Everyone
is asked 70 be present
Mrs Elizabeth Miles is still hold
Ing The financial banner. she has
asserted that she intends 10 retain
this lead
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21
HOLD SPECIAL
SERVICES WE'D.
AT ST. JAMES
xInen God and ". kirby

Las, sunday morning Rev. W.
J. G. McLin. pastor Of ST. James
c. ~ E. church used Fertilization
as the ,aeme Of his discourse. Rev.
McLin said, We can make our
lives better By taking a stand Tor
Chris, followers Of Christ can
no, participate in the things OF
the world. especially with sinners
and expect them 20 believe in the
CHRISTIANS. come out from among
them /, WAS an inspiFaIionas
sermon
There will be special services
held on We'd evenings following
a short series OF sermons. Last
wednesday evening the subject,
CONSIDERATION was discussed by
Rev. r TurnerA
DR. E T Woods eIoquen' speak
er O. New York City brought a
profound and interesting message
al the evening hour.
The pulpit Will be occupied by
Rev McLin mex, sunday
Visitors are always welcome
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21
Visiting Minister At
New Bride Baptist
Corner Orleans and Maple Streets

former uIleans ana maple >trtt'>
Splendid services were held az
the New Bride Bap,is, church
Throughout, the day last Sunday
Rev Thomas. a visiting minister
preached a wonderful sermon al
The 1850 service The Magnitude
OF he Divine Counsel Of work" was
the sub.ec,. 'as text being Jeremiah
32:ls
The B y P. L met at ?. N.
and the topic. How much moral
fiber do we have7" was enthusiasts
ticaIly discussed. The topic was
taken from Mark TO- $3.50 Luke
s:57-se
Beginning Angus, % and con-
tinuing through the 81, The King
Solomon Jewel Jubilee singers and
other qusr,e,,s will render a pro-
gram each night Everyone is in
yited TO attend these programs.
Mrs Ethel Wright wife of the
pastor. Rev. R. W Wright. left
last Saturday driving 70 Chicago
where she will spend weeks va
cation with relatives. Friends and
members are wishing for Mrs
Wright very pleasant trip
Mrs. Elizabeth Ross is church
reporter
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28
STAN LAUREL
KNEE-DEEP IN
MARITAL WOE

LOS ANGELES, April %. U.P)-
Stan Laurel the tiny target of the
Laurel and Hardy pie-throWing act,
was lnee-deep in domestic litiga-
tion today when his second divorced
wife limited she wanted to divorce
him all over again.
The pickle-faced comic was clear
ed Of all legal entanglements ex-
cept for one suit of a reputed
former common-laW wife when Mrs.
Virginia Ruth Laurel obtained an
interlocutory divorce decree last
Christmas eve. But the score was
run up again when she filed mo-
ton to have the decree set aside.
Her husband, she complained in an
affidavit, failed to treat her with
kindness and affection" as he prom
ised when they kissed and made up
Feb. /.
The action brought Laurel to an
even keel with his partner, roly-
poly Oliver Hardy, in the matter
of domestic suits. Only a few days
ago Hardy instituted divorce
action against Myrtle Hardy, his
wife since 1921, to supersede a
separate maintenance action she had
brought a few months earlier.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28
Girl Accused of
Staying Youth in
POstOffice' Game
By HAM FISHER

GRAYSON, KY, April %. U.R)-
Stella Stevens, IA, accused of
shooting to death a IS year old
youth known as Jimmit Scott while
they were playing ''postoffice" in
dark room at her home, is to be
arraigned Saturday on murder
charge.
Coroner c. w. Henderson, who
signed the murder warrant, said
public sentiment demanded it,"
Hayden Eddie Romines, 25, was
held in Jail as a material witness,
County Attorney j. r. McGill ST.,
said Romines denied he was in the
bedroom of the Stevens home when
Scott was slain. Romines said he
was in the kitchen when he heard
the shot and ran into the bedroom
to see Scott grasping his chest.
When Scott collapsed, Romines
said he picked him up and put him
on the bed. The Stevens girl was
said to have screamed that she
didn't know the gun was loaded,
according to McGill.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28
Auction Philosophy
BY ID. l.. ZINN

Folks played golf Sunday in the Post-Press tourna-
ment didn't win any honors at golf, but caught the
best dose of hay fever the grounds Came home with
both eyes swelled about Shut and my running like
a maple tree in sap time The bermuda grass is in full
bloom now and bermuda grass to hay fever victim is
just like snakes, the less you around bermuda the
better off you Besides all the bermuda troubles
Dave Roberts insuted Paul Jenkins and myself said
wonderful golf players, had the right stance
and everything but stood too close to the ball after
we hit it. All right sicker, will get with you.
| don't know what | will do for entertainment while
the bloom is the bermuda unless to the shifting
pictures. The bunch l play cards with getting
tight loose player like myself has chance anyway
Folks the top dairy is selling for 500 per
head in the sales and that is something That's game
love to play. will be seem you.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28
HOUSE COMMITTEE APPROVES BUILDING OF AIR ST
ALAME EDA AIR
FIELD NEARER

WASHINGTON, April %. WR)-
The house naval affairs committee
today approved bills for establish
ment of air stations at Alameda,
Calf, and Tongue Point, Ore.
The committee agreed to report
favorably a senate bill, with con-
siderable amending, to permit the
navy TO develop Benton field, which
was transferred to the navy by the
army, and the field at Alameda,
which adioins it.
The committee, however, slashed
the contemplated authorization
from $14,500,000 to $13y500,000 and
amended the bill to read that none
of the funds may be expended on
either field until the navy gets
clear title to the land to be trans
ferred TO it by Alameda.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28
Miner Loses Life
In Mystery Blast

- AKINGMAN, Ariz., April 20. WP)-
n inquest will be held today to
determine the cause Of blast that
killed Andrew S. Morrison in the
Boriana Mine here yesterday.
Morrison, believed to be from
New York, and Arne Ericsson, his
partner, were clearing away rock
loosened by a blast nine hours ear
lier. Suddenly, Ericsson said, anoth-
er blast fired, killing Morrison in
stantly. Ericsson was not injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28
Action Put Off on
National Park Bill

WASHINGTON, April %. up
The house public lands committee
today postponed until tomorrow ac-
ton on the McGroarty bill author
izing the interior department to ac-
quire more than 1000 acres of sugar
pine land adjoining the Yosemite
national park.
Rep. John S. McGroarty, D., Cal,
sponsor of the bill, predicted that
the measure would be favorably re-
ported by the committee despite
strong Republican opposition.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28
Adoption Sought
By Mrs. LamSOn

LOS ANGELES, April %. W,P)-
The present wife of David Lam
son, who faced four trials on wife
murder charges, sought legal adop-
ton of his siX-year-old daughter,
Allene Genevieve, in petition on
file today in superior court.
The petition was filed on behalf
of the former Ruth Smith Rankin,
magazine writer, who married Lam
son last July. The girl has been liv-
ing happily with Lamson and her
foster mother in Hollywood, where
Lamson is a film writer.
Allene's mother, Allene Thorpe
Lamson, was found dead in a bath
tub in 1888. LamSon was convicted of
murder and was in the shadow of
the galloWs before being granted
re-trial. Another trial was called a
mistrial and two juries disagreed
before the case was finally dis
missed.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28

The third and fourth grade room
at McCabe school, under the direc-
tion of their teacher, Miss Juanita
Taylor, terminated their class prof.
ect on Japan Friday with Japa-
nese tea party. Outside guests were
Mrs. Frank Stockalper, Mrs. Emile
Barmettler, and Mrs. Ralph Haugh-
ton
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28
FAILURE TO SUPPORT
CHILD BRINGS JAIL

Failure to provide his child with
necessities, is the charge against j.
F. Locke, ST, who is held in the
county Jail on S400 bail. Locke was
arrested at Winterhaven and trans
ferred to the county Jail to await
disposition of his case.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28

Dana Taylor of Cotton visited
his daughter, Juanita,, Sunday. Mrs.
Taylor, who had been here since
Friday, returned to Cotton with
her husband that evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28
ROTARY MEETING

GLOBE, Ari2., April %. UP
Delegates to the annual convention
of the Arizona district of Rotary
International returned to their
homes today after selecting Prescott
1888 convention city.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28
McCABE
Caroline Paine

Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Brock left
Sunday for Los Angeles where they
will remain several days.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28

Mrs. George Austin was the house
guest of Mrs. j. P. Wagner Sunday
night and Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28

The Silsbee school had an in
crease in attendance this week of
seven pupils.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28

Emil Burch, ST., was injured by a
runaway team last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28

Dolby mouth" is prevalent among
ambs in Lake County this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-28

The Riverbank Canning Comp
any Sacramento. is contracting to-
matoes at a minimum of $14 and q
maximum of Sits per ton.