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Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
UNION DEMAND
FOR A CLOSED
SHOP is DEFIED
CONTINUED from Page II

Continued from Page II
and if I can't get them from the
valley, I'll hire them from some
ether place
Allen is regarded by his fellow
contractors on the All American
canal as one of the most popular
employers on the project. Quizzed
about his attitude toward labor.
he declared that we tried to live
u not only to the letter but to
the spirit of our obligations. We
employed most of our crew off the
bank-that is, we hired the men
who came to us asking for a Job.
We didn't ask them if they be-
,onged to a union or not. It didn't
make any difference if they mad
union buttons all over their hats
i. they talked like they knew me
work, we hired them. We've paid
the prevailing wage scales, and
we've never had complaint from
cur employees Most Of them did
TT know they were supposed to
strike until they came to work
Monday morning.
Praises Ware
Most of the distuloers in our
outfit aren't California men. I've
hired my men in California. My
job is in California. We're Cali
fornia corporation. Why the devil
should I be dictated to by men
who aren't from California?
Its my salvation that this job
is in Imperial county, and not in
San Francisco or some other IN
dustrial county. This type of COM
munity just won't let anybody
butcher them
Allen complimented Sheriff Rob
ert w. Ware and his deputies on
maintaining peace during the two
| days of the strike.
Your sheriff" he said, "is nor
partial. He is merely seeing that
there is no violence. He has noU
interfered with the union men, but
lie has protected our property"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
Andrew Shines
Dies in Ell Centre

Andrew SHINES, rs, died OF
heart attack suffered at his apart
ment at 462 Brighton avenue Mon
day.
The aged man last was seen alive
at 8 o'clock Monday morning when
a neighbOr, L. Dubner, spoke to
him at the door of his apartment.
Apparently Shines died shortly
thereafter, Deputy Coroner Herbert
Hughes said. Dubner Monday night
noticed the apartment door was
open. no light showing in the apart
ment. and the screen door hooked.
He summoned FL Centro police.
Police forced the door open and
discovered Shines lifeles5 body ly-
ing on the kitchen floor. Hughes
said death apparently occurred
while he was sitting on chair in
front Of the kitchen table.
The body vas taken to the B. f.
Lemon undertaking establishment.
No inquest is scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
Elks Party Will
Start at $3.50
Christmas Morn.

The FL Centre Elks Christmas
party for children Is scheduled to
start at $50 Christmas morning
at the United Artists theatre. ac-
cording TO Norman Deaton, leading
knight.
Cartoons and comedies will be
shown and candy and presents will
be distributed Immediately after the
show
Fifteen ushers are needed for the
beginning OF the show ami at least
80 more Elks are needed to aid in
the distribution Of the candy after
the show
Holtville's theatre party will also
start at $50 and candy and pres
ents will be distributed to all chill
dren attending the party.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
State Funeral to
Honor LudendOrff

MUNICH, Dec. 21 CUP)- Gen.
Erich Ludendorffs body lay in
state today at the headquarters of
the seventh army corps, awaiting a
state funeral tomorrow with Fueh-
rer Adolf Hitler and Marshal Wer-
ner Won Blomberg, war minister,
attending.
The body of the general, master
mind" of the German forces in the
World War, was taken across the
street to the headquarters today
from the hospital in which he died
yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
ST., 900 PASSED OUT IN BONUS
CHECKS AT CHRISTMAS PARTY

ager at san Diego. and J. L. Bru-
baker. san Diego, Chevrolet dis
trict manager.
Included among the visitors were
r. E. Stewart. insurance division
manager for the San DIEGO and I'M
perial Valley district, and Mrs.
Stewart: Leroy Holt; Mr. and Mrs.
A. c. Johnston: ami Don J. Ault,
Mr.. and Mrs L. W Houston, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Brown, all I'M
perial Valley GMAC representatives;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Breech and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Freeman, GE1C
representatives.
Entertainment was arranged by
Mrs. Warren Sage.
BraWley, CaleXico and FL Centro
Chevrolet representatives competed
in presenting entertainment skits
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21

More than $1,000 in yearly bonus
checks were passed out to Imperial
Valley employees of the Roy H.
Womack Chevrolet agency at the
groups annual Christmas party in
the Ten Thousand club house here
Monday night
The party was attended by 1870
persons. including Womack eXecu-
tives and employees. General Motors
officials. friends of the company
here and wives Roy H. Womack
was in charge of the meeting
Principal speaker was S. Marsh
Johnson. Los Angeles. Chevrolet
zone manager He was accom-
panied by his wife Other speakers
were E. c. Hedburg, GMAC man
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21

tANl utla DN bilG NdNOlldl LaDOI
Relations board.
The election. conducted among
outside or physical employees Of the
vast Pacific Gas & Electric COM
pany system, was won by the Cali
fornia Gas q Electric Employees
union. which defeated the United
Electrical Radio & Machine Work
ers' union, Committee for Indus
t.iai Organization affiliate, $3.50 to
2.254.
The election represented the first
test of the effort of a CIO unit
IL gain bargaining certification in
major public utility. and pe-
cause Of the scope of the opera
tons involved. was regarded as OF
consequence to not only California
but the utility business in general
Importance of the election. for
which the labor board established
over 100 secret ballot polling sta
tions throughout northern Califor-
MIA. was manifold Il was the
largest such election to be con-
Quoted in California. Outcome of
tlle election was awaited with wide
spread interest among the nations
utilities because Of the labor boards
ruling-handeo down on the COM
pany's protest it was not engaged
IL interstate commerce - that
ttoppage of the SYSTEMS power
production due to a labor dispute
would have a devastating effect
apon interstate commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
WAR PLANS TO
BE OUTLINED

Continued from Page y
10 work and insist that all law
enforcing agencies cooperate i'm
partially TO protect persons and
property. Condemn any policy OF
intimidation or coercion on the
part of employers. employees. or
1acketeers. That appropriate steps
be taken through legislation or
ether proper means to bring about
responsibility on the part of labor
organizations corresponding with
l'at imposed upon employers.
Due to the perishable quality OF
agricultural products, farmers,
though not opposed to collective
bargaining. ask that they be kept
free from the effects of the "hir-
ing hall and the closed shop"
Housing facilities for transient
farm workers should be provided
by the farmer on his own land.
Advocate that farm labor be paid
8 uniform base wage consistent
with the industry's ability to pay.
Endorse present system of e2ucat-
iIg children of migratory workers
and urge extension where needed.
Agricultural employers avail them
selves of every opportunity to edu-
cate the people as to the value of
The American governmental and
economic system.
Membership in any organization
S not necessary in order to work
Ia the dairy industry, either in
PRODUCING. distributing. or prepar-
ing dairy products for market: and
employees in the dairy industry
shall be free TO meet and bargain
With their employers collectively or
Individually whether members on
any organization or not.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
Supervisors Meet
To Canvass Votes

Imperial county supervisors met
Monday afternoon to canvass the
ballots cast at the special cemetery
election Dec. H.
The board approved the petition
requesting the formation of the dis
trict and ordered a copy filed with
the county recorder.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
Seed Meeting Put
Off to Wednesday

The Callapproved seed commit
tee meeting, originally scheduled
for Tuesday noon at the California
hotel has been postponed until
Wednesday noon, according to H.
Lee I4anderInan #...
The group will discuss a program
for 1888 in which an effort will be
made to bring about more extended
use Of Calapproved seed in the val
Fa-r
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901.
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and SUndgy Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded by
The POst-Press sunday establish
ed 1880 by the Imperial valley
Publishing Company. 62J state
street. III CentrO, Calf.
Entered at FL CentrO, California
post office as second class matter.
Paul Jenkins, publisher; A. &.
Johnston, yfce-president and gen
eraI manager; r.. 4. Fitzhugb,
secretary and managing editor.
west Holiday Co., Inc. National
Advertising Representatives.
Members California Newspaper
PubIfshers' Association.
Subserfpfion Rates; 30 per copy.
Ina conjunction with the POSI-
Press (suBdaysD. per month, GOc:
paid fp advance; 3 months si'6o'
q months. 1895; one year $500,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
Lettuce Shipments
Speed Up i'm Valley

Lettuce shipments from the val
ley speeded up Monday as SO cars
were shipped. Only four cars of
peas were shipped.
Two cars Of green's, one car of
grapefruit and one car of mixed
vegetables were also sent to eastern
markets.
You Haven't Read All the News
Until You've read the Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
Fill il Blank If
You Have Displays

The POst-Press wants to pub
lish a complete list of names and
addresses of persons having any
kind 3f light display, whether il
be only single candle or
whole house. Please fill cut the
blank form found on Page 2
and mail CT bring it 20 the office
of The POst-PreSs. II would be
impossible for us TO ascertain the
list in any ether way. Many
Thanks.
LIGHTING EDITOR.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
FIRE DESTROYS
CALIPATRIA RESIDENCE

CALIPATRIA, Dec. 2l.-The resi-
dence Of DR.. J. A. Wallace. South
Sorence street. here. burned at 11:i5
pm. Monday The fire is thought
to have started from an oil stove.
Only a few clothes We're saved.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
Turn on Christmas
Lights 5 TO 8 PM.

Let's turn en- the Christmas
displays between pm. and .
pm. every night. Visitors can
then see all displays burning
simultaneously,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
CEO LOSES VOTE
In POWER FIRM
on UNION TIES

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 81 (UP)--A 3-2 majority
OF nearly 1000 employees of the nations third largest pow
er utility elected today Independent incorporated union
TO represent them in collective bargaining in what
sldered of the most important certcaton elections
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
GOES TO SAN FRANCISCO

Supervisor I. Schlatter of Cal
exico left Tuesday for San Fran
cisco to attend to business in con-
nection with his road district.
You Haven't Read All the News
Until You've read the Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-21
WEATHER

data coupled by observers for
the official United states weather
bureau station at El CcntrO.)
Maximum Monday ..-................... 81
Minimum Tuesday .-........ ....--... Al
Reading at Neon Tuesday
Temperature ....-..........-........-..... SO
Humidity .........#... ....--........---... II
Reading nj am. Tuesday
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. so
Humidity ....-.-...-..-...-............ 27
Reading at 5 pm. Monday
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. 56
Humidity .........-.........-..............-.. %
Los Angeles and vicinity - Fair
tonight and Wednesday; season.
able temperature with slight
change light local frost in wind
protected places tonight; light
variable wind, mostly northerly.
Southern California - Fair to-
night and Wednesday; light local
frost n interior tonight; light nor
therly wind Off coast.
La gaceta., 1937-08-20
: Hg UAUWFE
" CAYo A LA Iona

Pompton Lakes, N. j., agosto
20.-Con una derecha a la man
dfbula, Jose Luis, ell .campe6n
del peso complete, dRrrib6 a
Pal Silvers, su ayudante, en- las
Nracticas de aver.
NSilvers cayo a la Iona en- el
primero y despues Sc puso a la
defensive en- ell segundo.
Tiger Hairston IN George
Nicholson Sc mantuvieron We
pie frente al negro, pero nego
de ser castigados duramente.
Hairston sufri6 los efectos de
Pviolentoo ganchos de izquierda.
Nicholson vapule6 al cam
pe6n en- el primero, pero des-
pu6s. en- Ell segund& lie TOGO SUI
frir las constituencies de SUI INA
la conducta".
La gaceta., 1937-08-20

listas. SNo saba este ell doctor
Grau?
iPero basta de metaforas!
Los heches hacen fila para
~estamparse aqui.
Uno:
Cleric dia arrastr6ss hasta ell
Palaoio Presidential una agita-
da y rugiente multitud que pc
dfa la cabeza del p~residente. Nj
siquiera Sc contentaba con su
renuncia. La intriga de los po-
liticos florecfa en- la obscura
mente de las masas.
Grau San Martin sali6 al bal
con central de Palacio. Los gri-
tos de la hervorosa muchedum-
bre semejaban aullidos de fiera
acorralada.
Grau San Martin baj6 . Ia
La gaceta., 1937-08-20

tas-ni la resistencia armada a
10 que ellos llaman "fuerzas del
capitalismo", como son la poll
Itica y ell eiercito.
FL n1mero de muertos en- ell
Central Jaron1 v en- otros ST.
tics, no Sc sabe fijamente; pc
no pasan de cien...
iHabia otros medios de apla-
car a los revoltosos, sin necesi-
dad de ahogarlos en- su propia
sangre!
Ell sargento ascendido a CO.
ronel, Fulgencio Batista, hacia
oidos a las protestas de los ca
p~italistas yanquis. FL antiimpe-
rialismo del gobierno de Grau
no contaba en- el ejercito que a.
metrallaba a los cubanos para
proteger los intereses imperia-
La gaceta., 1937-08-20

Gale v fue a confundirse, solo,
en- aquella masa humana.
-iLe mataran, senior, presi.
dente! lie mataran sin duda
IFS una temeridad...
Este lie decian, espantados,
sus ayudantes v amigos. Pero
ell presidente parti6, serene y
sonriente, a enfrentarse con
los maifestantes.
-lQue es 10 que desean as
tedes? SQu& quieren? iAlla
arriba no sc oye sino un MUIR
mullo...i iVamos, diganme !
iYo estoy aqui para servir al
pueblo!
La cabeza de aquel mons
truo humane vacilaba.
Ell cuerpo ondul&base en- 81
lencio.
La gaceta., 1937-08-20
DEPORTES
PARGA INICIO Ell ENTIRE
NAMIENTO DE SUS GLA-
DIADORES

Don Luis Parga, ell vasco Gu
bano, inici6 aver Ell entrenamleH
to de sus gladiadores en- ell GIN.
nasio de Jim Downing.
Uno de los hombres del esta-
bio de Parga, Ventura Arana,
Sc batira ell martes por la noche,
en- Benjamin Field, con Fran :
ckie Velez, de New York.
Arana es un pdgil del peso
welter que conoce su profession
y asf 10 prob6 aver.
Claudio Condo, una de las es
trsllas de Parga, arribara hoy,
procedente de la capital cuba :
ma.
Arana ostenta una victoria
sobre Jose Condo, ell campe6n
mejicano de las lat libras.
Velez pertenece tambien al es
tablo del hebreo Harry Levy, el
director de Augie Gonzalez.
Dopning hace los preparati.
vos para completar mafana 81
cartel compleo del venidero mar
ties.
La gaceta., 1937-08-20
FERR RECIBIO UNA PEQUE
MA HERIDA

New York, Agosto 20.-In.
forman desde Long Branch
New Jersey, que Joe Wagner
uno de los socios de practicas
del ingles Farr, lie asest6 a su pa
iron I'm gancho de izquierda y
lie abri6 una herida, como de u.
ma pulgada de largo, debajo de-
ojo derecho.
Sc ha notificado a la comisi6n
10 sucedido, de modo que Sc dc
por enterada.
Despues de la herida Farr hi.
20 cinco asaltos de boxeo de
sombra Y ejercicios con los sa.
cos .
I'm medico de New York ven
dra a reconocerle y aconsejara
un tratamiento.
La pelea entire ell negro cam.
pe6n y Ell ingles esta sehalads
para Ell venidero jueves, en- q
Estadio de los Yankees.
La gaceta., 1937-08-20
LAS PELEAS EN- LA ACADE
MIA DE BENJAMIN FIELD

Mas de 1000 gsrsonas vista
ron anoche la Academia de Ben
Field y'viefon en- acci6q
a los valientes y habiles aficio-
nados de TampsbOrlando y Oca
la.
La pelea de mas Importance
de la noche, la prinsSpal, culml-
no en- una victoria del tampeno
iClint Moren, estudiante de la
Universidad de Tampa, sdbre
Harry Smith, de 0cala, invidi :
duo con un peso de 200 libras.
En- Ell primer asalto Moran a
plic6 a sus puhos el "vapor'' ne
cesario y Smith, con TODD su pc
so v arrogancia, cay6 a la Iona
por la cuenta de diez segupdos.
Fue la octava victoria por no.
caut de Moran en- otras tantas
peleas.
Cuando la pelea empez6, ol
p1blico decfa: ahora 81 que Mo
ran ha encontrado un rival dig
no de Ell.
POGO despues sobre Ell cuerpo
de Harry Ell arbitro hacia la
.uenta. Una derecha por la man
dibula produjo ell desplome.
Bob Dfaz venci6 por puntos,
en- renido combate, a Squire
Hurlay, I'm habil muchacho de
Ocala. LIE hicieron a Bob la gra
ella de ponerle I'm joven que pc
saba 10 8 Is libras mas que Ell.
Norman Rasmussen fue de :
rribado dos wees a la Iona, en-
FE
ell primer minute del primer a.
salto, pero despues atac6 y yen-
clio por nocaut tecnico, en- Ell Sc
! gundo asalto, a Pete Connolly
de Ocala.
Ell italianito Charlie Napol
puso a dormir a Bert Hardee
de Ocala, con una derecha a Il
barba. Hardee habia ganado g
primer asalto por un pequen'
margen.
Ray Dfaz derrib6 a Henry G
mez, en- Ell primer asalto; Pa
La gaceta., 1937-08-20

que iban los restos del lider. O.
Pine que los comunistas de toda
la America Latina son unos de-
mentes revolucionarios. Pero es
to es punto Y aparte.
Las matanzas del Central ia
ronu, del Central Senado y de
otros lugares de Ia Isla, proyec-
tan sombras macabras, tambien
Isobre la institution militar. Y
es indtil que Grau San Martin
quiera disculpar a los "terroris-
tas amarillos" hacienda cargos
a los agitadores "rojos". En- es-
to hay demasiada ingenuidad.
Debe saberlo, v no 10 ignora
|Grau San Martin, que en- la
tactica de los comunistas no fl
guran nj ell atentado personal
del que son devotos los marquis
La gaceta., 1937-08-20
la Gaceta Folletfn No. az
ENRIQUE M
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA

Grau San Martin puede dis
culparse. Tiene disculpa. Pero
no debe pretender limpiar de
mancha al ejercito que no lie o.
bedecfa sine parcialmente y que
atendia indicaciones de los ene-
migos del gobierno.
Yo no estoy de acuerdo con la
agitaci6n de los comunistas tro-
picGles. Sospecho, ademas, que
no habfa tales cenizas de Mella,
porque fui q Ia Habana en- Ell
mismo paquebot en- que Sc decfa
La gaceta., 1937-08-20
Sus ojos parpadeaban.

Los agitadores permanecfan
clavados como estacas. ALI to
MAN, al alcance de sus unas, al
hombre cuya cabeza venian a
pedir...
IFS que...! iBueno...
iNosotros...!
De la garganta de aquel for
midable ORGANISING de multi
tud surgieron vftores atronado
res para ell funcionario que We
nian a decapitar
FL monstruo de las cinco mil
cabezas retrocedi6. A 10 leios
Sc veian millares de atomos dis
persos...
-lQue querfan?-le pre-
guntaron al presidente sus a.
migos.
La gaceta., 1937-08-20
LEWIS VENCIO AL TIA.
LIANO COLONELLO

Pittsburgh, agosto 20.-Du-
rante IL asaltos ell negro John
Henry Lewis, del peso compile
to ligero, maltrat6 al italianD
Italo Colonello, pero este logr6
mantenerse de pie hasta ell fl
nal, 10 que nadie esperaba.
Colonello pesaba 200 libras v
Lewis, ell campe6n de las IT'S IL
bras, subi6 al cuadrilatero con
1919.
La gaceta., 1937-08-20
Ford vendS a John Castlebery,

Fora vencaS a John Castlebery,
en- tres aSaltos; Jerry Watson
puso a dormir a John Vender-
hook, en- gel tercer asalto; Kid
Pancho hizO tablas con Buddy
Austin, y Nelson Fretto derrot6
a Kid Putter. (.
Los muGhachos locales vencie-
ron a los visitantes, por amplio
margen.
Eddie Gonzalez embarc8ra
hoy con un grupo de ALTOONA
dos locales, que presentar& en-
Atlanta.
La gaceta., 1937-08-20
NUEVA VICTORIA DEL Me-
CRITIC CURANO CHOCO-
LATE

New York, Agosto 20.-Derro
tando a Johnny DeFoe, un fuer
tie contrario, en- diez asaltos, ell
negrito cubano Kid Chocolate
anadi6 nuevos laureles a su cam
pana en- pro de la recuperaci6n
del trono de peso de puma.
La victoria fue muy aplaudi.
da y Ell pdblico sali6 satisfecho.
Pesaba Ell Kid 127 libras y
su rival 1861.
La gaceta., 1937-08-20

Y, ahora, la Plaza de la Fra
ternidad.
Una tarde lluviosa Y girls.
Liuvia de sangre que empa-
po a los 'terroristas amariIlos'.
FL uniforme del ejercito es a.
marillo.
Presepcie los successes.
Este no lie hace mucho ia
vor al gobierno de los llama
dos "revolucionarios autenti-
cos. Els indtil que Grau San
Martin pretenda tapar con pa
ianras los coagulos roios que
70 mismo vi. NADIA disculpa a
una soldadesca indisciplinada
que SO complacfa en- revolcar-
La gaceta., 1937-08-20
CON LOS GUANTEs

Nosotros deseamos la mejor
suerte del mundo a Luis Parga
y sus muchachos.
Jim Downing esta obligado a
buscar oponentes de merito pa
ra los p1giles cubanos.
iCuando Y como 10 hara?
La gaceta., 1937-08-20
teres del pdblie6 americana no

teres del p1blie6 americana no
puede grocer.
Etc pi@1 10 saben Jim =
Parga.
Hace diez amos, cuando Don
Luis trajo a Tampa su entonc
famoso establo, Benjamin FieIV
Sc llenaba. y
Los espectadores americanos
deseaban Ell triunfo de los anne
ricanitos Y Ell p1blico latino a.
bogaba por los visitantes.
En- mas de una OCCASION las
disputas ocasionadas por las pc
leas terminaron a p~unetazos en-
ire los fanatics.
Los de Ocala y Orlando result
taron puzzles interiors; a los de
st. Petersburg y otras ciudades.
% iY Sc habia dicho que tenian
mas experienced que los tamps-
nos!
iExperiencia en- caer a Ia To-
ma y sufrir la cuenta de 10!
La gaceta., 1937-08-20

Las peleas de mayor atrac-
ci6n, en- Tampa, requieren "ga-
Hos" del patio Y "gallitos" trail
dos de Cuba, Puerto Rico y o.
|tros iugares.
Entire "gallos" latinos, Ell in
La gaceta., 1937-08-20

mo 10 se!-Fue su res
puesta.
The Washington times., 1937-02-26
BaImacaan or Fitted with Half Belts
Split or Plain Backs - Lintex Lined

These latest arrivals from New York make feel that Spring
almost her Every labeled inside guarantee the fine
quality of this tweed fabric every smary tailored in
single effects Dawn Grey London Tan the
coors. Sizes IL to 20 years.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
DR.. MART| TO TELL
Y: N. c. A. OF ART
Lecture Tonight Is First
of Two for Members and
Guests in Star Campaign.

The first of the two lectures on art
appreciation for Y. M. C. A. members
and guests will be given tonight at
7:30 o'clock at the Central Y. NJ. G. A.,
1875 g street NV, by Dr.. Fritz
Marti. professor of art at the Uni
versity Of Maryland and head Of It's
department Of philosophy.
DR.. Msrti, who has volunteered to
aid The Star in its campaign to create
better understanding Of fine art in
the Capital. will explain how an
interest in art may be cultivated and
how this interest may lead to a more
thorough enjoyment OF the old mas
ters.
The lecture tonight and the second
one, next Thursday, were arranged in
connection with the opening recently
by the "Y" of an exhibition of color
prints Of famous paintings being
distributed by The Star in its far
reaching art movement.
All Y. M. c. A. members, students
Of Southeastern University and guests
Of the "Y" have been invited to
attend the lecture, which will be
free. Women as we'll IS men will be
welcome.
DR.. Marti last night gave an
illustrated lecture before the Colored
Boys Club. where art classes are
conducted each week. This was the
last of a series OF lectures on Star
prints before Police Boys Clubs.
Meanwhile, art lovers hsstened to
take advantage Of The Stars decision
to release complete sets Of 48 pictures,
with portfolio. which can be given Is
Christmas presents.
The II sets of color reproductions
each consisting Of four prints repre-
senting one of the outstanding schools
of art of the past five centuries, are
available now in pack&ged units only
at the art counter in the lobby of
The Star Building. The three re-
naming sets-Nos. 10, IL and l2-
are released only in the complete
Christmas gift" units of 48 pictures.
They may not be purchased separately
TO complete existing sets until they
nave been issued under the regular
Schedule OF weekly releases.