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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25

dollarja, amennyit vasarolni
tud erte.
Anig tehat AIT latjuk, hogy
az iparvallalatok es kereske-
delmi vallalatok profitjai teny-
leg peldatlan magassagokat
ertek el, addig be kell ismer-
mink, hogy a munkas bere
mem valtozott, miota allit6lag
"prosperitas' van az orszag-
ban.
Ha k0nnyebb ma a helyzet,
az azert van, inert tobb mum
kara van alkalma az ember-
mex, inert egy-egy csaladban
ma mar esetleg munkat kap-
max tten-harman is es igy
megnovekedett az aranylagos
bevetel nagyon sok csaladnaI.
A munkasnak azonban mem
szabad most leiilni q baberra,
mem szabad abba a csal6das-
ba esni, hogy most magas ber-
ert dolgozik, hanem hozza kell
mernie a napszamot az aru-
cikkekhez, amiket vasarol.
Es k0vetelnie kell, hogv
igenis emeljek a tenyleges be-
reket is magasabbra, vagjak
ait lie a profitbol es ne emel-
jek tovabb azoknak a terme-
nyemek es iparcikkeknek az
arat, amelyek maris er6sebben
dragultak a napszamnal.
Exert mem szabad elhanya-
golni a munkasnak a SERVE
zetet, ha mar a tisztessegeseb-
ben hangz6, de tenylegesen
mem magasabb bert megkapta,
,hanem ma kell meg er6sebben
szervezkedni, hogy a magasabb
eletszinvonalat is elerjek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25
PROS T0JASOK -HUSvETI ALMOK
Az idei nyar legkimagaslobb esemenye

Talan sehol a vilagon a nep-
lelekben mem viragzott XII oily
szepen a pirostojas kolteszete,
mint minalunk, magyaroknal.
A turani 6spusztaknak a
Duna-Tisza kozere szakadt ne
pc megerzi benne a nemzet
osi, scent szinet, inert hiszen
valamikor meg a nagy Szarma-
ia mezokon 6seink hadi lobo-
goja is olyan volt, mint a hus-
YETI hines tojasok szine: piros
mezoben fekete madar.
Es emlekezziink csak
vissza, hogy vereink odaat mi
lyen muvesziesen ra szoktak
rajzolni a piros husveti tojas-
ra szines elgondolasuknak, ko-
szorus, tulipanos, szekfis, tits
kerozsas, napraforgos es csil-
lagos ekes himeit::- a magyar
neplelek eredeti nepmiivesze-
tenek es Observation-Disclosures szin-
pompas acknowledgement!
Sep piros hines tojasok!
Milyen sokatmondok is azok.
Mem lehet aZOkat elfeleiteni
= sohasem
Egyik termeszettudosunk ait
mondja: "A tojas az 0r0k elet
szimboluma es evezredek mely-
fsegeben is oft talaljuk, mint
az enberi gondolat, a teremto
eszme, az elet0r0m, - az orok-
elo termekenyseg jelkepet!'
Elgondolkozunk ezen b0lcs
megallapitas felett most is, mi
don boldog, jatszi gyermekko-
runk aranyporos tavlatabol
mosolyogva int felenk a ma
gyar falvak es magyar varosok
husveti or0me: - a szephimu
pirostojas !. Mi is szep hus-
YETI almokat sz0viink -!
Milyen sep, milyen feleme-
10 volna, ha az iden mi is at
mehetnenk Szep MagvarOrszag-
Husveti almunk az iden
konnyen yalosagga valhat!
A Verhovay Segely Egylet
25 ingyen halo es vasuti je-
gyet fog az iden kiosztani ju-
talomkep azok kozott, akik
nagy tagszerzesi versenyenek
(melyr0l mar oily sokat irtunk)
gy6ztesei lesznek.
A versenyben meg mindig
resztvehetnek azok, akik gy6z-
nj akarnak, inert hiszen t0bb
mint 2 hosszu honap van meg
hatra!
De akik mar mem ohajtanak
reszt venni a Macy tagverseny-
ben, azok is megszerezhetik
maguknak az iden AIT az or0-
mot hogy viszontlathatjak
szil6f0ldjiik szep hatarAt
AZ IDEI NYAR LEGKIMA-
GASLoBB ESEMENYE LESZ
A VERHOVAYAK Macy IA
RANDOKLATA, MELY BENCE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25

hoz jutnak a gyuleseken, min
dig a regi szalmat cseplik.
De lit az ideje, hogy friss
vizet engedjek a malmom ga
ratara, amt olyas formabar
teszek, hogy elmondom egyiE
daytoni tapasztalatomat. Mem
ma t0rtent ez, van mar vagy
husz esztendeje, hogy a Ii
szak-farmon piknikeztiink e
egyik-masik komank a rendes-
mel er6sebben 0nt0tt fel a ga.
ratra. Elesedni kezdtek a
szavak, durvabbak, fenyeget6t
bek lettek es amint el6re lat:
hato volt, hamarosan elcsat.
tant az elso pofon. Lett az
utan bel6le tobb is. 0ssze.
akaszkodtak hatan es lelkeser
biztattak egymast::
csak a fejet, hogy ne
santuljon!
Mem szoltunk volna a do.
logba, de a ricsaj olyan lar
naval jart, hogy mem lehe.
tett miatta tisztessegesen, be.
kesen mulatni. Ennelfogva va
lali odaszolott a k0ztiink iilt
Radvanszky Jani komanknak
- Ugyan sogor, eredj mar
oda k0zejiik, csinalj egy kis
rendet, inert olyan nagy maj
a larma, hogy az ember a sa.
jat szavat Sc erti.
Felallott ere a biztatasra a
vilag legszelidebb lelkii en-
bere, Jani ocsem, aki azonban
olyan fabol van faragva, hogy
fatal koraban mazsas malom-
k0veket emelgetett es odale.
petit a verekedokh0z. Mem
szolt azonban egy szot Sc. Le-
kent egyet leghangosabbnak
a file tovere, hogy egy hetig
nagyot hallott t6le. Derekon
kapott vagy kett6t es ugy be-
tagta a bokrok koze, hogy
duda modjara nyekkentek. A
t0bbire csak rafujt es mind
jart scent lett a bekesseg
Meg is dicsertek erte:
= No, sogor, annyit mon
dok, hogy szep rendet csinal-
tai koztiik.
Mem vette eszre senki, hogy
ennek a kis jelenetnek lattara
melysegesen elhallgattam es
pedig azert, inert gondolkoz-
tam a tortentek felett. Lat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25
MEG Ez CSAK HUH0

Beremelesek hire jarja az
egesz orszagot.
Munkabereket emelnek min
den iparban, a sztrajkok olyan
siirii gyorsasagban k0vetik
egymast, hogy szinte belekabul
az ember, ha valamennyit
akarja figyelni es a legt0bb
helyen a sztrajkot a munka-
adok mem varjak.
Ernelkednek a munkaberek
es egy-egy pillanatra AIT hiszik
a munkasok, hogy a sorsuk
gyokeresen javul az utolso he
tekben.
Bar igaz, hogy a berek emel-
kednek es igaz az is, hogy sok
helyen lenyegesen t0bb ma a
napszam, mint hat honapja,
az egesz dolgot mem lehet hu-
honal egyebnek. nevezni, inert
a munkas beret tenylegesen
mem emeltek.
Miktr Roosevelt az MIRA ke-
retei k0zt a munkat meg akar-
ia oSZtani, ARA kerte "a munka
adokat, hogy az arakat ne
emeljek, hogy a t0bbtermeles
es a nAgyobb forgalom reven
gondosk skodjanak a. sziikseges
es meltanyos profitrol.
Most lenne ere a figyelmez-
tetesre nagyobb sziiksegiink,
sot ITALIAN mar kes6 lenne most
is, ha AIT megkapnank.
Mert az arak elhagytak a
napszamot. Akarmilyen gyors
egymasutanban adtak bereme-
lest a munkasnak, az arakat
meg gyorsabban emeltek.
A. pillanatnyi es kisebb elto-
lodasokat mem lehet mertek-
adonak elfogadni es mem is
lehet azokat figyelni.
Lassuk tehat, hogy az ugy
nevezett alapiparokban mi tor
tent.
A vasutasok vannak a seer
vezetekben a legt0bben S az
otnegyed millio taggal biro
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25

tam, hogy Jani komam mind
a hat legenynel er6sebb es
azon tortem a fejemet, hogy
mi lehet ennek a magyara-
zata?
Sokaig tartott, amig vegre
megtalaltam a kello szavakat,
amelyekkel ICY fejezhetem XII
AIT, ami a fejemben for
gott:
- A gyengebb embernek
azert kell gyengebbnek lenni,
hogy az er0sebb ANIMAL kony-
nyebben es biztosabban ver-
hesse Ell. ..
Mas okat mem tudtam ta-
lalni annak, hogy miert er6-
sebbek es gyengebbek az en-
berek?
Sokkal szerencsesebb megol-
dast talaltam azonban egy
mask jelensegre, amire egy
hires, nagy amerikai tudos
hivta fel figyelmemet, amikor
egyik eloadasa kozben ait
mondotta:
, - Az ember munkaereje-
mex felet ugy pazarolja ell,
hogy mem lat bel6le semmi
hasznot.
Masoknak is feltiinhetett ez
a mondas, inert a hallgatosag
koziil tobben megkerdeztek:
= Mivel tudja EFT bizonyi-
tani a tudos ur
Az el6ado mem j0tt zavarba,
hanem igen egyszeru peldaval
felelt::
- Mikor az ember fat vag,
akkor csak azok a mozdula-
tok hajtanak hasznot, anne
lyekkel lefele iranyitja a bal
tat.
Olyan igazsagnak latszott
ez, hogy mindenki megnyugo-
dott benne. Amint azonban
az el6adas utan hazafele bal
lagtam volna, akkor hirtelen
rajottem, hogy ha jaras koz-
ben felemelem a labamat,
azzal mem jutok el6re. Celom
fele csupan az el6re lefele ira
nyulo labmozdulatok visznek
es ilyeneket mem tudnek csi-
nalni, ha el6bb mem emelnem
fel labamat.
AIT a titkot, hogy mikent
lehetne jarni felesleges moz-
dulatok, a lab felemelese mel
kill, akarmennyi is a tarajos
furfangja, eddig mem .tudta
megtalalni.
kGk1shdsi Kaltas Mdrto1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25

JANOS, A VERHOvAY Sc
GELY EGYLET KPI. TITKA-
RANAK VEZETESE ALATT
JULIUS 24-EN INDUL MA
GYARORSZAGBA A NORTH
GERMAN LLOYD EUROPA,
NEVU USZoPALOTAJAN. Ro-
konok, baratok, ismer6s0k
AEON sietnek at, hogy viszont-
lathassak a vilag egyik leg
szebb f6varosat:: Buapestet 6s
hogy reszt vehessenek azon a
leirhatatlan szepsegu nyari
tengeri uton
Ne szalassza Ell senkisem ait
a pompas alkalmat, AIT a
nagyszeru utazasi gy0nyoru-
seget es jelentse be meg ma
reszvetelet! A versennyel es
utazassal kapcsolatban kesz-
seggel ad meg minden felvila-
gositast a
VERHOVAY SEGELYEGYLET
KOZPONTT HTVATAT,A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25

ZOR D6nIl6Iu VdldIIu. MdS Gil
Der elmegy ilyenkor a patti
kaba, vesz egy kis giliszta-
cukrot es hamarosan meg.
k0nnyebbtil, de ez rattan mem
segit, inert mem a giliszta
mozog bennem. Id6r6l-id6re
meggyiilemlik a bels6mben
egy csom6 olyan gondolat,
ami napvilagra kivankozik Is
amig mem talalom meg a
m6djat, hogyan foglaljam tet-
szet6s formaba ezeket a gon-
dolatokat, addig nagy bajom
van vellik. Mem tudok miat-
TUX enni, mem tudok aludni,
meg az a szerencsem, hogy az
ital utan valo szomjamat mem
rontjak. Eppen csak ez hiany-
zanek a tetejebe!
A legkonnyebb modja az
lenne, hogy megszabaduljak
a bajtol, ha nekiulnek es
konyvet irnek. Meg lenne a
hozzavalo mesem, csak a ha-
rom honapos kenyelmes biz
tonsagom hianyzik. Ennyi lido
kell egy konyvre, ha az en-
bernek mines semmi gondja,
ha mem kell mindennapi ke-
nyer utan szaladgalni. De mi
vel nagyon is kell, ennelfogva
mem lesz a konyvbol semmi.
Ellenben a bennem mozgo
gondolatoktol ugy szabadulok
es ugy nyerek megnyugvast,
hogy egy vagy ket r0vid iras
kereteben adok tul rajtuk.
Ugy hiszem, hogy ilyen el6l-
jaro beszed utan jobbrol-bal-
rol erdeklodnek maid:
= Ugyan mifele bogarak
maszs<alhatnak a ven tara
jos belsejeben? Lehetseges-e
az, hogy ebbol a bolondos
koponyab6l valami okos gon-
dolat pattanjon XII?
Mem tudom, kerem alassan,
de megprobalom, hogy men
ne a megk0nnyebbules? Ime
tehat::
A multkoriban Joliet va
rosaban jartam, Illinois al
lamban es ugy tapasztaltam,
hogy a legnagyobb es leg
diszesebb haz, amelynek egy-
ben a legtobb lakoja van
ugy, hogy egyetlen szobaja Sc
all uresen, az allami b0rton
epulete.
Ebben ugyan semmi boil
csesseg mines, de legalabb meg
allapit egy ketsegtelen tenyt,
egyszeri szavakkal. Ellenben
egy mask otletemben mar
volna valamelyes gondolat,
inert errol beszel:
A virag a fold Condo
lata.
Persze ennek egy kis bibije
van, inert holmi okos ember
ait mondja rea:
Ha a f0ldnek a gondolata
virag, akkor viszont az emberi
gondolat is olyan kellene le-
gyen, mint a virag.
Hat bizony, olyan kellene
legyen az emberi gondolat,
mint a virag, de mem olyan,
csak viragos: A legtobb
embernek az a baja, hogy vi
ragos nyelven ir es beszel.
Egyik amerikai magyar koz-
eleti jeleslnk nagy hibaja az,
hogy igen viragos nyelven be-
szel es ir. Ennek az a hat
ranya, hogy a sok cifra frazis
k0zepette elvesz a gondolat.
Magyaran szolva, ha alaposan
odafigyelink k0zeleti jelesiink
beszedere vagy irAsAra, a We
gen oda lyukadu11k XII, hogy
az egesznek Sc file, Sc farka.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12
Winterhaven Doctor
Found South Of Yuma

of a day long seareh by sheriff's
posse and airplanes, was found by
Harry Anderson, q miner, Just af-
ter the physician had eXtricated
his stalled auto from the sand and
was about to return TO his home in
Winterhaven.
The doctor said he had no food
and drank radiator water while he
labored to free the machine from
the sand which it slipped into when
he attempted to turn around.
Anderson, for whose camp DR..
Marcus had been bound, started a
hunt south and west of his camp
this afternoon, after the doctor fail
ed to appear. Other searchers had
hunted the desert for him without
success.
DR.. Marcus left his home in VIM
terhaven at 9 pm. Sunday. He miss
ed the desert trail leading to An
derson'S camp and continued on to-
ward the international boundry,
still seeking his patient.
He had decided to retrace his
route, when the car became stalled
while turning on a little used des-
ert road, he said,
During the search which followed
his disappearance, airplaneS search
ed the desert of southwestern Ari-
zona while a sher:ff's posse, head
ed by Sheriff T. H. Newman of
Yuma, explored little-used desert
roads.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12
KENYON LED IN
CIVIC AFFAIRS

Continued from Page u
way committee It was the task
of plotting the desert end of the
international highway which call
ed him to Arizona on the fatal
journey. He was appointed to the
directorate at a convention in Ely
New. Sept Is.
Kenyon was a member of the e
Centre Chamber of Commerce pub
licity committee and for several
years was director general of vari-
Gus community sales and festival
events. He was Mason and played
a prominent part in affairs of the
order
During the first years of his
residence in El Centre he was
employed by Edgar Brothers. He
started the plunge on Eighth street
In 1928 and thereafter devoted his
time to it. He and Mrs. Kenyon
had travelled widely. They toured
the world and made several trips
into the interior of Mexico.
Born in South Dakota
Kenyon was born in Sioux Falls,
S. D., Aug. 28, 1890. After he be-
came of age he want to San Diego
to live.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Alice Kenyon; son. Kenneth; his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Barrett. Miller.
S. D.; his grandmother. Mrs. Helen
Parkinson, Miller. S. D.; two sis
ters, Mrs. R. F. Dearborn, Miller.
and Mrs. Fred Haywood, Harris
burgh, S. D.; a brother, Harvey.
FL Centre; and other relatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12
GANGSTERS DIE
IN GUN FIGHT

Continued from Page II
customers. The Cerk recalled that
the customers had said they would
return ''in couple of weeks"
On the basis of Crowley's report.
IL federal agents were sent here
and had been in Bangor four days.
Officers Hidden
This array of officers were con-
cealed in AMI around Dakin's sport
ing goods store when the gangster's
sedan. bearing Ohio license plates.
was driven up and parked shortly
before 9 am. EST.
Dalhover entered the store first
and was greeted by federal agents
Where are your partners an
agent asked.
Before he could answer Brady
and Shaffer began firing from the
street. drilling holes trough the
stores plate glass windows A fusi-
lage OF bullets dropped Brady AMI
Shaffer as they spun around and
headed toward their car.
The bullets narrowly missed
James Seeley. %. clerk who was
sweerine thu sidewalk. He flat
tened himself on the walk while
bullets whined above him. Six Gus
toners inside the store sought shell
ter behind counters.
Shop Hurd 40 the tore manager.
said '25 or 80 shots were fired.
When the shooting ended. Bra.1y
ard Shsffer lay dead in the street.
Walsh was sprswled On the floor
Dslhover was struggling in the
grips OF other agents.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12
DR.. CLEMONS NAMED TO HEAD
COORDINATING COUNCIL IN CITY

DR. R. c. Clemons is the new
president of the FL Centre Coor-
dinating Council of Social agencies.
having been elected to that office
at the council meeting Monday
night in Wilson school. DR.. Glenn
ons succeeds Donald w. Ketchen.
Other officers are: Charles B.
Provence. vice-preSident, succeed
ing J. p. Eyer, and Mrs. Leona
Jacobs who was reelected secre-
tary.
The sum of S6.SOO was set as the
goal for the annual character build
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12

ing fund this year. Agencies par
ticipating in the campaign are:
American Red Cross, Camp Fire
Girls, Girl Reserves, HipaSs Health
Camp. Hard of Hearing society.
Parent-Teachers' association, Boy
Scouts.
A. H. Keller is general chairman
for the drive.
E. A. Nance. county probation of
ficer, outlined some of the problems
relative to Juvenile delinquency in
the county and appealed for sup
port in the program of the proba-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12
u. S. Asked to Aid
In Land Problems

CONTINUED from Page II
was urged to MAKE sure that any
additional money spent ON drain
age would be used to best advantage
The project viii have the dual
value of preventing ruin of addi-
tional acres end reclaiming acres
already gone bad its sponsors de-
clsred.
1.-The problem OF drainage in I'm
perial county" the petition said.
lis difficult because our water table
Is a 'perchad' water table. The
valley has been laid down by the
river in different freshets at diff
ferent times with different soil mate
rials. 1t can almost be said that
each forty acres constitutes a sep
srate drainage problem. Practically
oil the irrigated areas of the west
have problems similar to those out
lined sbove. but in a simplified
fc'~1 We believe. therefore that
any solutions arrived at in Imperial
county would be of value in all
other irrigated areas"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12
DEATH TAKES
FRONTIER MAN

CONTINUED nom Page II
a packer and later as a topographic
craftsman for the engineers party
which blazed the way from Atlantic
to Pacific for the Canadian Pacific
railroad. He figured in indian en-
counters. when both sides drew
blood. when 5000 Black Hawk In
dians took the warpath in Canada
in 1882.
Left to Die
On one occasion Lewis was left
to die in the wild'S 40 miles from
Toronto. He was a victim of ty-
phoid fever. One Indian was or
dered to stay with the sick man
and bury him when he died. Luck
lily, a Roman Catholic priest rode
into camp. packed Lewis on a ira
vols to Toronto hospital, and
saved his life.
One of Lewis favorite stories
had to do with the first train over
the Canadian Pacific line, which
passed near a house built in a
tree 40 feet above the ground.
Il helped to build that house
when the snow came to it's thresh-
hold" Lewis said. THE brass hats
called me into the presidents car
to tell them of snow that was 40
feet deep"
Loved Arts
Lewis found his favorite recrea-
tions in painting and music. He
was an accomplished artist on the
either. Friends often commented on
the sight Of his massive figure
he was six feet, three inches in
height and his chest was broad
and deep-bent over the ancient
musical instrument. Among his
best paintings are studies of Can
adam landscapes and wild life.
The pioneer is survived by his
wife. who lives in Los Angeles; Syo
sisters, Prothero Lewis and Mrs.
Prothero Pugh, only members of
the family left in their ancestral
home. Mrs. Pugh Is a distinguished
novelist, with six British best SELL
ers to her credit Two brothers, one
an admiral in the British navy and
the other a barrister, died years
|, ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12
Mexico Slated to
Give Showdown
lContinued from Page II


during the last two weeks at which
Villalobos or his Representatives
have discussed causes of the dispute
and possible settlement with labor
union agents. Compania executives
ami government men.
Trouble arose when workmen on
the canal system demanded whole
sale wage increases and restroactive
payment on a basis of "a -hour-a-
day shifts in some cases. The union
threatened a strike unless their de
mands were met. but the threat
was averted by action from Mexico
City. IT was feared during the
height of the agitation that Imper-
ial Valleys water supply might be
cut off. Villalobos on his arrival in
Mexicsli several weeks ago. pro-
missed that no such action would be
allowed. in any event.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12

ton department.
Those present at the meeting in
cluded: Ketchen, James Stocks, A, E.
Prince, Leo DeCelles. John Redd,
Milo P. Wood, representing the pub
lie Schools; vIggo E. Hansen, state
board of equalization: Robert Elliott,
SRA: G. w. Ashley. Lions club;
E. C. Bernard. Paul Shaw, Charles
B. Provence, 20-30 club; Neal H.
Gavin, ElkS club; Ketchen, Kiwanis
club: H. K. McClimans. American
Legion; Mrs. McClimans, Ten Thou
sand club: Mrs. Leona Jacobs, Ju-
nior Ten Thousand club: Miss Irene
Swanson. Girl Reserves: Mrs. w. j..
Meagher, Save-the-Children Fund;
Mrs. Walter Phillips, Camp Fire;
Mrs. Russell Graves, r. P. Moore,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12
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Published eveTy aneVnoon except
Saturday and Sunday saturday
afteraoon issue now succeeded by
The POST Press, Sunday estab-
lished 1856 by the Imperial Nsl-
ley Publishing Company, 625
state street, El Centre. Calif.
Entered a. III Centre. California
post office as second class matter
Paul Jenkins. publisher; A. Z.
Johnston. vice president and gen
sral manager: r. A. Fitzhugh.
sccretary and managing editor. :,
West Holiday Co, Inc, Nationai
Advertising Representatives.
amber California Newspaper
Publishers Association.
Suhe ,rintlon Rates, SC per copy.
IL conjunction with the Post
Press gSundaysl. per month. soc;
Paid In advance. 5 months, %
months. xs-26; Sns year sew.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12
$4,O5O SOUGHT
AS DAMAGES
IN FIST FIGHT

Dan Lindblad filed suit Monday
against Robert Mcclure for $4050
damages alleg>0 20 lave been suf-
fered in alleged attack in Ell Centre
September 23.
He alleged Mcclure attacked
him with his lists, broke his jaw
bone, looseneo his teeth, and in
flicted head and face injuries. He
requested $500 general damages,
$500 for loss of earnings, and $50
for doctor bills.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12

the American Red Gross; Hugh M.
Wilcox, Boy Scouts; Rogers NJ. v.
Walton, attendance supervisor; r.
w. Ware, sheriff; harles Nice, coun-
ty welfare department; DR.. Warren
F. Fox. Miss Margaret Siple, coun-
ty health department.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12

YUMA. Oct. u. WP)-Tired and
hungry, but otherwise unaffected by
p vigil Of nearly 36 hours in the
desert, DR.. 3. B. Marcus was dis
covered beside his stalled sedan SO
miles southeast of here Monday
night, just as he was about to
start for home"
The doctor, who had been object
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12

Twi0 Men Jailed-Fred Wied and
Marcus Hold are held in the county
Jail on charge of issuing checks
with intent to defraud. They were
arrested in Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12

Held in Jail-Robert Najera, 38
was arrested in Calexico Monday
on a charge of failure to provide
for his family. He was taken to
the county Jail to await disposition
of the case against him.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12

Intend to Wed-W. j. Robinson.
Lodi, and Bertha G. Richardson,
Brawley, Monday filed notice of
intention to wed, according to rec
ords at the county clerks office
They told County Clerk w. j. Nc
Clelland they were of legal age.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12

Vagrant Jailed = Jose PEREZ, 81.
was sentenced 70 the county Jail
for Is days on a vagrancy charge
heard in Calipatria Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12
Flashing Scdrfs

Squares, triangles, ascots, etc. in printed
satins in such designs as Campus" BILL
Poster Movie News" "U S. Maps,
etc, for sport outfits.
Then the Paisleys, floral and scroll Sat
ins Some with fringe the new lace
woods and with Chenille. All are in
high colors
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12
TWeeds, PIaids
Hi-TuUists and Nubby

LOOK AT THESE new shapes
in Suede and the rich Fall col
ors to match your new Suit or
dress. Handsome patent feathers
in black and colors. Also rich
antelope and calfskin bags. Some
with jeweled clasps and with
zippers all are new.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12

You've not seen tailored Suits for women
quite like these from the Society Brand
=. Makers of Mems fine clothing = fin
ger-tip jackets one button style - plain
brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-12
Rich Satins, Crepes, Paisley Satins

Every new style idea in this wonderful New York
purchase of Lustrous Satins heavy crepes printed
paisley Satin Bouses that go on Sale now at 29o
Shirred sleeves and yokes, with fringe. Sport
styles with studs, crystal buttons Blouses you
would expect to priced at least double this price,
White pastels and street shades.