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La gaceta., 1937-11-18
LA JUNTA DE LA CARTA
MUNICIPAL APROBO IN
Y ACOR-
DO D~ISOLVERSE

Aver por la tarde, en- ell edi-
cicio del ayuntamiento, la Jun
"a de la Carta Municipal, electa
N las pasadas eleccciones, acor
10 hacer una declaration publ
"a Y disolverse.
La declaration, redactada
Dor los senores Thomas A.
Dyer, H. H. Clifford y w. S.
SHEPPARD, hace saber que no es
ina necesario redactar una
nueva Carta, nj modificar la
~presente, Y condena la actitud
de los peri6dicos Tampa Morn
ing Tribune y Tampa Daily
Times, "institgadores de las Ill
timas elecciones, en- las cuales
fueron derrotados eilos Y So
plan de Comisi6n por considera
bic mayoria.
Esos dfarios han venido publ
cando ridiculas informaciones
politicas y tratando de apode-
La gaceta., 1937-11-18

rarSe, indirectamente, del GO
bierno municipal, 10 que no han
podido conseguir.
Ellos animaron a los grupos
descontentos, despues de la re-
tirada del Real Estate Board,
creyendo que iban a imponer al
pueblo su capricho.
En- los comicioS sufrieron u
ma ominosa derrota y por ha =
Der actuado como instigadores
Sc les menciona en- el documen-
to aprobado.
Asistieron a la reunion de "a
yer los Sres. Joe Rey, d. J. Fer
lita, Victoriano Manteiga, abo-
La gaceta., 1937-11-18

Executive de La Verbena del
Tabaco EN- la oficina de la Cana
ra de Concrete de Ybor, en- la
Septima avenida.
Las comisiones nombradas
para la recaudaci6n de fondos
han venido actuando con ell ma
vor exito.
Dos firmas .tabacaleras, Eli
Witt Y Corral, hicieron DONATE
vos de 5000 cada una.
La Tampa Electric die $3.50
y la compania Telef6nica PENN
sular 5000.
AL frente de la comisi6n de
hacienda aparece nuestro apre-
ciado amigo ell Sr. Carl Brorein.
Como en- amos anteriores, La
Verbena ,ahora presidida por
Milo Vega, volvera a triunfar.
La gaceta., 1937-11-18
SERA B~OYCOTEADA LA Pc
LEA

New York, Nov. 18l.-La Lii
ga No-Seotaria AnH7Nazi ha
mandado una carta a Mike ia
cobs, empresario del Club Siglo
Veinte, anunciandole que aeon
sejara a sus miembros y simpa
Jizadoras no concurran a pre-
senciar la pelea entire ell nazi ale
man Make Schmeling y Harry
Thomas, de Chicago. Firma la
carta Ell presidente de la Liga,
Samuel Untermeyer.
Jacobs acababa de anunciar
definitivamente ell match entire
ell germano y Thomas, senalan-
do la fecha del Is de diciembre.
La liga explica que su actitud
no es tomada personalmente
contra Schmeling porque es ale
man, sine porqUe, pierda o ga
ne, ell resultado sera llevar a A
lemania dinsro americana Y des
truir la eficacia del boycott con
ira ell nazismo.
Untermyer es hebreo y Mike
Jacobs y Joe Jacobs, este ulti-
mo director de Schmeling en- los
Estados Unidos, son hebreos
tambien. ASM
La gaceta., 1937-11-18
LA INAUGURATION DE LA
IGLESIA DE NUESTRA Sc
NORA DEL PERPETUO so
CORRO

Ell domingo 5 de dciembre, Sc
gun una amable invitaci6n que
tenemos a la vista, Sc celebrara
la inauguration y solemne ben
dici6n de la nueva iglesia Nues-
ira Sonora del Perpetuo Soco =
rro, situada en- la Once avenida
y Gale II, en- Ybor City.
A las diez de la mafana de
csc dia empezara ell acto, hacien
do la dedication ell obispo de
San Agustin, Su ilustrisima Pa
trick Barry.
Oficiara en- una misa ponti-
fetal ell obispo de Ponce, Puer-
to Rico, su ilustrisima A. ]. Viii
linger.
Estara ell sermon a cargo del
reverendfsimo Andres B. Kuhn,
superior provincial de los re :
dentoristas, provincial de Balti-
more.
Apreciamos la invitaci6n que
Sc nos ha remitido.
La gaceta., 1937-11-18

En- companias de primer or
den, en- differences lugares de
la America, Aparicio ha inter
pretado ell principal papel de
esa obra.
Nuevos laureles conquistara
ell popular actor y director, en-
comrafia de los valiosos arts
tas que lie secundan.
Las personals mayores paga-
ran % centavos Y los ninos Is.
La gaceta., 1937-11-18
NOTAS SOClALES


Obsequio
Agradecemos al querido a.
migo hermanO Victor Pasett
ell cuaderno numero 9 de His.
toria Habanera, publicado ba
10 la direction del amigo Y
companero Emilio Roig d.
Leuchsenring.
Contiene varias cOnferen-
cias y un notable trabajo de
amigo y hermano Manuel /
Mesa Rodriguez sobre A. Sua
rez v Romero, eel cantor de Il
naturaleza guajira".
Mucho apreciamos la corte
sia de Victor. Los cuadernos
de Historic Habanera son IN
teresantfsim0s.
La gaceta., 1937-11-18

La Verbena del Tabaco
Sc reuni6 anOche ell Comite
La gaceta., 1937-11-18
Las Damas de Recreo

Las Damas de Recreo
Nos mandan su programa, re
pleto de anuncios, las damas de
Recreo del Centre Espanol.
Elias supieron obtener la coo
peraci6n de mas de Glen anun-
ciantes, prueba de que es gran
de la simpatia de que disfrutan.
Los ensayos de "Contente,
Clemente" Sc realizan bajo la
direction del baritone Agustin
Ayala.
La function sc efectuara ell
viernes, en- ell teatro Casino, GU
70 edificio pertenece al Centre
Espahol.
ALI nos veremos.
La gaceta., 1937-11-18

gado, Jose MiyareS, Thomas A.
Dyer, H, H, Clifford, w. S. She
phard, Sra. Eva Allen Capers,
H. X, Hitchcock, F. T. Blount,
Lucy E. Gordon, w. E. Sullivan
Phillip Grubstein, E. H. Folk,
que preside, y Rey B. Cralla,
que actu6 de secretario.h
La gaceta., 1937-11-18
AL ROTH Sc LASTING JIM
MANO EN- I~NGLATERRA

Londres, Nov. 18.-Harry
Miller, de Inglaterra, venci6 en-
esta ciudad al p1gil americana
AL Roth, del peso ligero, que
realizaba una tournee por In
glaterra. La derrota de Roth Sc
atribuye a que Sc fracture una
mano en- los primeros asaltos
del combate.
Al terminar la pelea pidi6 AL
Roth un medico y este lie exa-
La gaceta., 1937-11-18

La Function Gel Domingo
Las hermanas de la Conf
sion Auxiliar del Comite Pc
pular Democratico de Socorr'
a Espana han vendido va, Sit
gran esfuerzo, eentenares dt
papeletas para la function de
domingo en- ell teatro del Cen.
tro Asturiano.
Juan JOSEF, ell drama d.
Joaquin Dicenta, siempre nue..
vo, sera representado por la
compafda que dirige ell primer
actorM Manuel Aparicio.
La gaceta., 1937-11-18

grupo agregado, pues ell prime
70 va Sc vendi0.
Dos orquestaS de primer or
den han sido contratadas, sien-
do una de elias la de Manuel
Sanchez.
Continuaremos dando deta-
lies.
La gaceta., 1937-11-18
FL Arbol de Navidad

Para ell arbol de Navidad que
la Camara de Concrete de Ybor
SO propone poner en- Ell parque
de Ybor, ell dfa % de diciembre,
han ofrecido donativos distin-
las personals Y colectividades.
Ben Davis a nombre del Da-
Wis Causeway, hara IN donativo
para los juguetes.
La comisi6n tendra especial
cuidado en- no adquirir juguetes
alemanes o japoneses, i~nvirtien
10 ell dinero en- la industrial del
pals.
PUeden mandarse los donati-
vos a la Camara de Concrete
de Ybor, 1419 de laSeptima a.
venida, o a esta reduction. No
sotros preferimos que Sc man.
den a la Camara.
La Verbena del Tabaco
Ga rnuniH nnncho al ComitA
La gaceta., 1937-11-18

min6 las manos, Sescubriendo
que tenfa fracturados dos hue =
SOS de la mano derecha. Tendra
Ell n~orteamericano que descan :
sar por 10 menos dos meses.
La gaceta., 1937-11-18
Las Damas de Protection
al. A,,-sI.~

y AuxIlio
Intensifican su trabajo las
Damas de Protection en- cuanto
Sc refiere a los detalles compile
mentarios de su Cabaret Priva-
do del dia 20, en- ell edificio del
Centre Espahol de Ybor.
Quedan todavia algunas me-
sas por colocar, de un segundo
La gaceta., 1937-11-18
Bale

3eile
Ell dia 20, en- su edificio de
"a Novena y Gale Is, ofrecera
SUI anunciado bale ell Castillo
Crist6bal Colon No. Z, de los
Caballeros del Aguila de Orc.
Els por invitaci6n Y muchas
mesas han sido separadas.
Tocara la popular orquesta
La Tropical, dirigida por ell Gu
rrito.
Auguramos ur rotundo exito
social.
The Washington times., 1937-12-30
Marlboro Theater
To oOpen in JANUARY

Opening Of the new Marlboro
Theater, in Upper Marlboro,
Md, is scheduled within the next
week or 10 days, according to
Sidney B, Lust, who will operate
the theater.
It will be one Of the most mod
ern movie houses in Southern
Maryland, offering the best in
motion picture entertainment,
sound, projection, comfort and
ventilation.
The building was erected and
is owned by Senator Lansdale G..
SaSscer and S. A. Wyvill. John
EberSon, of New York, who has
several new Washington theaters
to his credit, is the architect.
The Washington times., 1937-12-30
BY ED SULLIVAN
Hollywood Looking Glass

Hollywood, Dec. 80
s Msrene Dietrich from the lot Terrific nOsedv Of
vha Sqs Sa1e Ps @ 70
o s % 4 n ns od W Ta
new high stockholders tears exhibitors tears Carole Lom
Sa T bd8 @ p saa hs
%Srene Gw % b IN tine dyn Of Million Dollar siunders She
parlayed the view Of her legs in Blue Apgs INTO ITO. @
into bank vault
TT IS impossible reporter to shed tears at the passing
Of Se s little 'sn %pS o
much Like most foreign gamous girls who arrive here Dietrich
~ Sf them and c,n has has
late. If indeed they ever learn at ALL
CHARLIE cHAP1u0s modesy is charming instructive
other mite at Groucho MARKS home GGuSn9 asked Gaap %
you really asked So he arranged for screening
room tery though it big opening The
sursfrs had been years ago and Chaplin was
doucho Chaplin henmed and hawed finally burted
broken my hesrt The greatest comic the world fearful
kids might not think him funny!
AT UNIVERSAL N1land Dorothy
underwater kiss for "er Jungle Love- Director
tries again and again. but can't get it, Each time
hed that the Legion Of wants only three lines yanked
S S f s S she @ @ I StS s s % aGG m
her She wanted to IRON ~ hf I picture but S
81 o Nelson @ Sd Ssen yoS
the fortyeigh fifteen challenged the Phade
gae but can't Of jeanette collects dollar and
return the love which Director Bob
filming of the fortyeigh States Of
out next party and you'll find
to be lot of fun
ON Cable aviator has returned after
weeks absence to tell Airport Executive Lionel Barrymore
that cracked his plane leave of absence
girl" Gable, "but you've to lend $500"
Barrymore him the Gable between shots to the
phone CarOe Lombard little motor scooter
scraped her knees In
the Beverly Hills Post Office Henry Hull registering letter.
ON SUNSET BLVD Eddie Cantor emerging from his soninaws
antique Another daughter Jimmy Mc4ugnS
shortly. will be New Years Eve
Incidentally YOU'RE Sweetheart" with Mcugh music is box
Alice scoring At Paramount college
Swing offers proof there's nnng
When Jackie Coogan married Betty CRADLE insisted she
abandon Betty hearthoken she went to
officials offered in the
picture the newyweds working together happily when
stop
The Washington times., 1937-12-30
Panay News Reels
For the Trans-Lux

The sensational pictures of
the bombing and sinking of the
United States gunboat Panay by
Japanese planes will be the out
standing feature of the Trans
Lux show starting Friday.
News photographers, last to
leave the ship, at great risk were
able to save the films though
their cameras were smashed to
SmithereenS.
The Washington times., 1937-12-30
MAE WEST PASSES

After all Of the furore over
the Mae West radio broadcast
her new pictures, Every Days
q Holiday" got a "B" rating
from the Legion of Decency.
It will be given an "a" rating,
meaning all right for all
classes, if Mae removes two
wisecracks. They are:
81 wouldn't lift my veil for
that guy" and, "He couldn't
touch me with a ten.fOOt pole"
Paramount intends to go
ahead with the regular release
of the West picture, scheduled
to be nationally distributed
January IA.
The Washington times., 1937-12-30

Comfortable Income as Long As You
Live For Merely Telling What You
Prefer To Read3 $1,000 q Year For
Life! Contest starts Sunday, JAN
uary in The American Weekly.
The Washington times., 1937-12-30
KeIIeygroms

CONTINUED from Page 81
Col. Bill Ewing who escorted the
Earle's stage visitors to the VIII
lard'S ballroom.
For the erald.Times boys,
thanks again, show folks, for
making 1t q grand evening.
The Washington times., 1937-12-30
MARY IN A PLAY

after her Earle engagement ends
today to discuss new play. She
has tentatively agreed with Pro
ducer Max Gordon to star in
Honey" and If Mr.. Gordon re-
tains his fondness for Washing.
ton openings, Honey" will debut
on E Street at the National in
February.
THE PANAY NEWS REELS
Who is going to win this race
to be first on the screen with
pictures Of the Panay bombing.
] will let the press agents talk:
ROLAND ROBBINS: Trans
Lux has been promised a print
Of the Fox Movietone authentic
Shanghai bombing pictures for
the first show today (Thurs-
day..
RAY BELL: The Loew the
aters will have 1000 feet Of
news reel shots, covering every
version of the Panay tragedy,
on the screen at the first shows
today.
SOL SORKIN: RKO-
Keith'S will have three reels of
the Panay shots by 2 p. m.
Thursday. This is not a news
reel. It is q genuine record Of
the tragedy from the begin
ming, shot by Norman Alley Of
Universal, who was on the deck
Of the Panay when the first
bomb was dropped. Keith's
will show the pictures today
and continue them through the
Fred Astaire "Damsel in Dis
tress" engagement.
The Warner Bros. houses
Just send reinsurance that they
will have them on the Earle
and Metropolitan screen as
soon as they arrive, meaning
today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-27

Y FRENCH GALLEY OF THE l3H cENTuRI
 Ih TAO5E DAz5 EvGRJ vE55El EVEN TIE MOST PEAcEFul MERcHAATAAAN HAD TO 6E A vMAQS4iP As WELL ,ABlE TO DEFEND .TSELE FOO PiRATE5 LuQkED eveQyNA46RE. AFloAT AND ON SHORE .... Tt4E WOODEN TOMER iN 7llE Bow OF THE StatP S4ONN5 PLAINLY HOW TIE NAUTICAL TERM FOG NE TfoQe CASTLE ) OQI6iNATED ..
The Washington times., 1937-10-14

18TH ST N W.. 1918. Downtown-At.
tractive elevator building; Q bedrooms.
bath; free refrig. $75. Apply resident
manager. on premises. DEC. 3S43.
The Washington times., 1937-10-14

AUTO BODY, FENDER WORK
AUTO PAINTING, $3.50 UP
GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR
MODERN AUTO BODY WORKS
1913 NJ NV. NO. 9491. 1914 2Sth NV,
The Washington times., 1937-10-14

Complete wrecking. Any Size Job. Free Est.
Used Building Material For Sale
ACE WRECKING CO.. INC.
212 ST. S. W. ME. 1923
The Washington times., 1937-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES

OCTOBER 5. 1887. NOTICE IS HEREBY
given that the Columbia System. Inc.,
Street, n. W., the Fidelity Plan Corpor-
alton. 1409 L Street. n. W., and the
Washington Industrial Loan Company,
14O7 Street, n. W.. have made Sppll-
cation to the Commissioners, D. c., for
license to engage in the business of loan
ing money. as provided by the act of
Congress approved February 4. 1918, for
the license year ending October 81, 1888.
Any one desiring to protest against the
issuance of these licenses, should do SO
in writing to the Commissioners of the
District Of Columbia WADE H. COOMBS,
Superintendent of Licenses. District of
Columbia.
The Washington times., 1937-10-14

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The Washington times., 1937-10-14
FURNACE AND ROOFTNG
FURNACE CLEANING

FURNACE AND ROOFING WORK done by
experienced man; price reasonable: work
guaranteed Call Mr. Walker. LIN. 1881.
The Washington times., 1937-10-14
TOP SOIL
tJPHOLsTERING

RICH TOP SOIL aOESrn%sTs ToH FosT,i,,S Tested
yards delivered. S.: 81. 0701:Ws
The Washington times., 1937-10-14
POULTRY

REcK's STATE BLOOD TESTED CHICKS.
% leading breeds Headed with R.O.P. COekerelS.
$40 per 100. Ssxsd If desired. Ducks $40; Poults,
$35. Free Cat sssk'S Hatchery, nj. Airy, Nd.
The Washington times., 1937-10-14

ALL WORK GUAR; reas. prices. N. Berry.
the American Furrier. We call. give free
estimates. 1924 N St. n W. WE, 1885:
The Washington times., 1937-10-14

OLD furniture made like new, slip covers.
draperies, best materials. ReaA rates.
Birch ME- 044A
The Washington times., 1937-10-14
ARE YOU SEEKING REASONABLY PRICED APARTMENT? C0NSU
DOUBLE QUICK SERVICE
FIRE ESCAPES

We DTss: sSss s IN a: nis T9rs Scs R'DesSn sfss
Dupont Iron Works, Inc.
The Washington times., 1937-10-14

18TH ST. N. E.. 315. No. "a rooms.
kitchen, bath. beautiful apartment: Al
condition: rent reduced. Redec throughout.
To inspect. phone MR.. TOMS. District
2434 or see ianitor. Other apartments
available.
The Washington times., 1937-10-14
FURS REMODELED

FURNACE cleaning. repairing. installing
parts for all makes. WEST FURNACE
co. North $685.
The Washington times., 1937-10-14

Furnaces Quickly and Thoroughly Cleaned
By Our Vacuum Method-$3 so
AMATO COAL CO. INC.
Furnace Service Dent, MET, 1859
The Washington times., 1937-10-14

1000 8TH ST. n W
Apt. No. 4-2 rms, kit. and bath $50
Apt No So rms. kit. and bath. S5
1902 9TH ST N W
Apt No 2-1 rm.. kit and bath. .. $3S
HARRY B. PITTS co.
1915 18th ST N W MET Ol0O
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-26
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Oct 26 UP)-Tra-
ding on the stock market today
was the lightest in two weeks, and
prices turned down after an early
attempt to rally. Bonds made an ir-
regular decline, led by rails. Wheat
closed steady and other grains were
little changed. Cotton futures were
steady.
Stocks started irregular, eased for
a brief period. and then turned up
under lead of Chrysler and U. s.
Steel. When the rally failed to hold.
those who had profits took them
and prices turned lower.
Traders marked time pending the
the close to act on the preferred di-
vidend and report on earnings for
the first nine months.
Expectations of common divi-
dend by u. s. Steel were modified
when Jones and Laughlin Steel cor
poration directors deferred their di-
vidend meeting indefinitely.
Yesterdays rally was considered
too rapid at the expense of the
short interest. To the extent that
marke's technical position was
weakened. 1t was said. Hence to-
days caution.
n Dividend declarations today were
featured by a 75-cent extra by stan
lard Oil of New Jersey, the same as
paid June Is this year. Railroad
net operating income for September
for the first roads to report show
I'D declines, as compared with a
year ago.
Chrysler touched 67A early, rose
to 1875, up 2B net and then sagged
to the previous close. General Mot
ors dipped to a small net loss after
a rise of a point or so.
Steel common ranged between 57h
about unchanged. Bethlehem per-
formed likewie. Natsional made
3-point rise and held points.
Westinghouse Electric reached 105
up s, but receded toward the previ-
to q small net loss.
Weakness developed in railroad
stocks. Toward the close losses of
fractions to nearly 2 points were
noted in Atchison, Atlantic Coast
line, New York Central, Pennsylvan-
la. Southern Pacific, Great North
ern, and Union Pacific.
Con. Edison, with 2-point loss.
led utilities lower. Oils were about
steady Chemicals lost with Allied
off points at its low. Farm shares
dropped after early gains that ran
ged to 4 points in Case. Mercantiles
were steady. Coppers declined.
Dow Jones closing averages; In
dustrial 1928 off 1.65; Railroad
33.33 off OIL; utility off 0.72.
Transaction approxnmated 1,82O,-
900 shares compared with 2.340.000
share yesterday. Curb transactions
were 278,000 shares compared with
376,000 shares yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-26
TENS ABOUT VALLEY FOLK SHOW RANGE OFACTIVITIES
GUESTS VISIT
NILSSON HOME
ALAMITOS NOTES


Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene johnson of
Los Angeles, their daughter, Mrs.
Harry Galitz and baby son. Mrs.
Galitzs brother in law, Robert
Koepp. all of Dewitt, Ia, were
guests several days last week at
the Edwin Nilsson home. Sunday
MI. and Mrs. Nilsson and family
and guests drove to Imperial dam
and to Yuma.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Preece and
sons, Woodrow and Raymond, came
down from Banning to spend the
weekend with relatives. They
called on Mrs. Leslie who lives on
the Preece ranch.
The teachers, pupils and parents
of the Alamitos communities en-
joyed a get-together party. Many
wore costumes, and games were
played.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Whitmer
spent several days the past week
with their son, Jodie, and relatives
in Glendora.
Mrs. U. B. McKinnon went to
Westmorland Tuesday to visit her
daughter and family.
Mrs. Thomas Arnold of Los An
geles, en- route home from New
Mexico, stopped for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Nilsson and
family.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-26

her brother of Los Angeles, Andrew
Gillies, returned home from vaca-
ton spent in northern California.
Andrew will remain in Holtville for
few days.
Jerry Cook, 71a pound boy, was
born Oct. II to Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Elder are the
parents of 7h pound baby girl,
Jonnie Sue, born Oct. %.
A visitors registration book was
presented to chamber of commerce
members by M. M. Sweeney, Mon
day.
Two one-act pays and a pageant
are scheduled for production by
the Methodist church school dram
atization class during the next few
weeks, according to Miss Harriet
Raab, teacher. A one-act play will
be presented Wednesday evening,
Nov. II. "The Second Mile, will
be presented later. Barbara Stalker
will assist Miss Raab in directing
the following cast: Mrs. Dean Rich
mond, Virginia Williams, Mrs. Ken
meth Savage, Marcia Mercereau,
Claire Cooper, and Mrs. Ruth Fish
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-26
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Oct &c CUP)- Sharp
advances at Liverpool and Winni-
peg encouraged brisk buying of
wheat futures on the Chicago board
of trade today and prices swept in
to firmer territory, but lost ground
later
At the close wheat was unchang-
ed to Is cent higher, corn * to Il
cent lower, and oats unchanged to
Is cent sigher.
Early gains pushed up quotations
in May and December so that ira
ders began to think again of dol
lar wheat. When demand faded,
stripping the advance, a firm un-
dertone persisted for a time. Com
Receipts here amounted to 273
cars, while bookings to arrive
sh howed an increase of $4,000 bush
els.
Reports indicate that overnight
export business amounted to around
100000 bushels. with Manitoba
wheat accounting for the bulk of
the total.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-26
THREE FINED
IN HOLTVILLE
HOLTVILLE NOTES

Adolfo Eriz Monday was fined
$50 in Judge T. T. Mayfields court
on a charge of drunk driving. Henry
Sumaya was fined $25 on drunk
charge.
William Mulhulland was fined $40
for drunkenness. Lee Vail, 81, Holt
vile, pleaded not guilty to a reck-
less driving charge when arraigned
Monday. The charge was placed
against Vail following an accident
Sunday evening. Preliminary hear
ing was set for Wednesday morning.
A special program on World Tenn
perance will be presented during
Sunday school morning exercises at
9:45. Mrs. Charles Hunich is chair
man and will give song, "Brooclet"
which will be directed by Fred
Goode, music teacher at the gram
mar school. Phillip Griffin, jr,
will give a recitation; Geraldine
Williams will give a reading.
Young Peoples Union church serv-
ice will have meeting Sunday
evening at the Methodist church,
between 5 and 6 o'clock. Nazarene,
Christian and Baptist members are
invited Miss Viva Mieser Of VIC.
T.U. will speak. Miss Geraldine
Williams, third vice president of
host church W.C.TU. will act as
chairman.
The Methodist preachers meet
ing will be at the First Magnolia
Methodist church near Brawley
Monday, Nov. l, at 10 am. Min
listers and wives and families of
Brawley, Calexico, Ell Centro, Holt
vile, Imperial, and Magnolia will
be guests of the Rev. F. F. Allen.
Officers will be elected.
A 612 pound baby daughter, Milga
Hofer, was born Oct. % to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hofer.
Mrs. Carl Rubin, after a three
day illness was able to leave the
Valley hospital Sunday. She is
rapidly recovering at her home.
Miss Sue Gillies accompanied by