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Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11
Guest Honored
At Shower

Mrs. Elmer Provence of Imperial
was the guest of honor at a SHOWER
given recently at the nome of Mrs
j. B. Hill in Imperial with Mrs.
Aubrey Wright of Ell Centro, CO.
hostess.
The dainty gifts were presented
in novel manner and winners OF
the games which followed were Mrs.
Van Savidge, Mrs. Dave Hart and
Mrs. Anna Gardner. Refreshments
were served at the close of the af-
teroon to the following guests: Mes
DANES G.. c. Norris, Grace Smalling,
Roy Smalling, H. Flippo, George
Tibbetts, CLAIR Harper and Lora
Morris of Ell Centro.
Mesdames T. O. Tullos, Maggie
Thomas, Dawson Thomas, Emma
Cox, Lois Hart, Hans Larson, Jewell
Dixon, T. E. Wright, r. E. Hudgins
Virgil Deaver, Norman McCown
B. w. Deaver, Edna Owen, jeanette
McGoughy, T. M. Upton, Cora
league, Mack Farrar, Van Sevidge
George Wright Anna Gardner, Dave
Hart, Josie Thomas, Elton Eldridge
and the guest of honor, Mrs. Elmer
Provence of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11

lakes regions, western Pennsylva-
MA and Virginia. Cooling showers,
which fell throughout the night,
kept temperatures down to normal
along the eastern seaboard.
AT Kansas City the temperature
dropped 20 degrees in five hours
from a maximum of 103, the sea-
sons highest. At Chicago the mer-
curry which yesterday rose to 95,
high for the year, had dropped
to 78 early today. -Four persons,
three men and a woman, died from
the heat there.
Continued high humidity in most
sections, added to the discomfort.
AT Washington, d. c., an electric
storm climaxed the most humid
day of the summer. Lightning
struck the roof of the Union sta
ton and splintered a flagpole on
the U. S. treasury department
building. The highest temperature
there yesterday was only 80, but
the humidity was 80 per cent, far
above normal.
Other maximum temperatures:
Springfield, Ill, and Dodge City,
Ia, 100; Wichita, Kan, 1O2; Boise,
Ida, "a; Phoenix, Ariz, LOG; Fres-
no, Calf, 96; New Orleans, 92
and Miami, "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11
Woman Lawyer
To 60 to Prison

LOS ANGELES, Aug. II (UP)-
Mrs Catherine McKenna, 63. one Of
the first woman to beadmitte d to
the California bar, TO-DAY was under
l to IA year prison sentence for
conviction of perjury, forgery and
preparation Of false evidence.
Superior Judge Clarence L. Bin
caid denied the woman attorneys
plea for probation and sentenced
her to term in Tehachapi women's
prison. Her convection previously
had been upheld by the California
supreme court. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11

ID. Worth Clark, self-Styled con-
seryative who courted and appar-
emily received - Republican sup
port.
OF the three senatorial contests
in Tuesdays primaries, however,
the New Deal won two-in Ohio
and Arkansas. In both the presi-
dent had indicated his desire to
have the incumbents, Sen. Robert
j. Bulkley, D., o., and Hattie w
CaraWay, D., Ark, renominated
Bulkley was renominated by a
two to one margin. Mrs. Caraway.
however, was pressed harder by her
opponent, Rep. John l.. Mcclellan.
On the basis of almost complete
returns she held a small but COM
Portable margin.
Mr.. Roosevelt, on his way back
to Washington after nearly
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11
NEWLY MARRIED
PAIR SETTLE IN
CALIPATR|A

CALIPATRIA, Aug. 11.-Miss Ell
sic Thresa Blaschko of Ell Centre
and Ross David Hoffman of Cali
patria were united in marriage at
Ell Centro recently. Mrs. Huffman
was employed by the Edgar Bros.
company and Huffman has been
in the employ of the Nevada Cali
fornia Electric company and sta
toned at Calipatria for the past
year
They are at home to their friends
in one of the McKendry cottages
on Alamo street.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11
CAL|PAT BOY TO
BE H0N0RED ON
9TH BIRTHDAY

CALIPATRIA, Aug. IL. - Bruce
Young, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. }.
Young will be seven years old Fri
day, August II, and he is having
party for his young friends. The
afternoon will be spent playing
games. Those invited are Harley
Corn, Charlie, Barbara and Elsie
Mars; Jimmy Augenstein, Barbara
and Virginia Mead, Hilda and Ell
den keele, Sonny and Buddy Bed
ford, Bobbie Sperry, Gary Rade-
macher, Alton Alderman, Scotty
Mcdonald, John and Joe Panosh.
Roy and Betty Simmons and Bud
dy Everett.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11
NELLIE W|LKERS0N
DIES IN
SAN DIEGO
CALEXICO NOTES

Mrs. Nettie Wilkerson much low
ed church and club woman passed
away at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. o. S. Kolbeck of San Diego,
Saturday.
Mrs. Wilkerson came to CaleXico
about four years ago and made
her home with her son, J. j. Will
kerSon until her health began to
fail when she went to her daugh-
ter'S home in San Diego.
The Imperial Irrigation district
has leased the l. V. Hardware build
ing facing lockwood and will move
their water office about the first
Of September. The power division
will have an office in the same
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. HuSSey plan
to leave soon on an extended vaca-
ton in the south. Mr.. Hussey be-
longs to the Richfield oil executive
force. They will vacation in Geor-
gia.
Mrs. Nancy Gray and son Alfred
are expected home this weekend
from Los Angeles where they have
been Vacationing the past month.
Thomas Burlington of the Bank
of America is spending his vaca-
ton in Los Angeles and other
coast cities.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11
CdIexicans Home
After Vacation

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Taylor Of
Calexico returned recently from a
vacation trip to northern points
of interest and San Francisco
where they were the guests of Mrs.
l.. A. Rowland, formerly of Imperial
Valley. They were accompanied by
their daughters Betty and Barbara
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11
Reds Patronized
In Theatre, Charqe

WASHINGTON, Aug. II (UP)-
Up. j. Parnell Thomas, r., N. j.
member of the house committee in
vistigating un-American activities,
charged today that the fedora
theatre project is a "paronage We
hicle for Reds"
He said he had evidence that OF :
ficials of the WPA sponsored pro-
ject for unemployed professional
actors, are supplying jobs to Com
munists without experience.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11
our Lots Sold
IN Calipatria

CALIPARTA, Aug. 11-CaliI a6ria
city councilmen completed tax title
porcedure at regular meing Tues
day night and sold four lots to Cal
iptria residents.
A contract to seed the ball park
was awarded to w. C. White.
Mayor r. w. Wilkinson presided
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11

49," IiiSihIlu Wy OOiii5iV
Temperatures dropped sharply in
parts of the southwest and in the
northern Mississippi Valley early
today, the first break in the Sitting
heat which has covered most of
the country for four days.
u. S. Weather Forecaster j. r.
Lloyd predicted thundershowers for
the Ohio valley and southern Mis-
souri, and light rains in the lower
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11

months absence on a fishing vaca-
results. But they apparently had
no effect upon his determination
to urge the primary nomination
of outright New Dealers. opposed
by candidates he has described as
yes, but supporters.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11
SURPLUS EXPECTED

MOSCOW, Aug. II CUP)-A bud
ct surplus of 1,50O,OOO,OOO rouples
is anticipated in the budget of the
Soviet Union Tor 1888, it was dis
closed today.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11
COMMUNITY
AUCTION
at Zinnerie Sale Corrals
At Ell Centro

Friday, Aug. " at len Sharp
IS head Of dairy cattle, 5
fresh COWS. springers, beet
COWS, 5 hoIstein heifers I8 mo,
old, pure bred holsten bull, Is
mo. DID,, 40 calves, pigs, sows,
chickens, turkeys, implements,
Ford pickup, Pontiac, Ford cpe,
300 posts, oOU #. wire, woven
wire, pIow, lumber etc. Furni-
ture. General Electric Refriger-
ator, Hotpoint electric stove,
bedroom suites, dining suites,
20 chairs, dressers, rockers,
rugs, mattresses, Singer sewing
machine, etc.
TERMS CASH
D. L. ZINN. Auctioneer
Office 574 Main St., Ell Centro
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11
Marjorie MayfieId
Marries in Yuma

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Diemoz are
hon: ymooning in San Francisco AMI
northern California after their mar
riage Saturday night in Yuma. Rev.
j. B. Brown of the Yuma Christian
church officiated.
The bride was the former Miss
Marjorie Mayfield and both she
and Diemoz attended local schools
and were graduated from Central
high. They were accompanied to
Yuma by Mrs. d. Il. Potter Of Plas-
ter City, cousin of the bride, and
her twin brother, Maurice Mayfield
served Diemoz as best man.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11
NEW DEAL CHALKS UP ONE LOSS,
TWO VICTORIES IN PRIMARIES

WASHINGTON, Aug II. (UP)-Tdahos Democratic
primary today produced the first reduction in the New
Deals senate strength.
President Roosevelt lost 100 per cent supporter in
Sen. James P. Pope D.. Ida who was unseated by Rem
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11
Temperatures S Slump in
Midwest os Mass Of
Cool Air Brings Relief
= BU United Press

A mass of cool air, borne by northwest winds swept
down the central plains today and brought tenn
peratures down from record highs seasonal
The cool front expected to reach far east as
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11

BUENOS AIRES, Aug. II CUP)-
Peace between Paraguay and Be-
livia, at intermittent war for 100
years over the disputed Chaco jun
gle country, was formally restored
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-11
HELP
Is MILES OF
KIDNEY TUBES
To Flush out Acids and Other
Poisonous Waste

Doctors say your kidneys contain 10 Miles OF
tiny tubes or filters which help to purify the
blood and keep you healthy. Most people pass
about pints day or about pounds of waste
Frequent or scanty passages with smarting
wrong with your kidneys or bladder
An excess of acids or posons in your blood
wheE due to functional kidney disorders, may
be the beginning OF nagging backache, rheu-
matte pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy,
getting up nights, swelling, puffiness under
The eyes, headaches and dizziness.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help the
Is Miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous
waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pilh.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
One Week of Madness

dustry by clinging to Happy Land
ings" In which Sonia Henie skates to
the accompaniment of romance, music
and mirth induced by some of
Twentieth Century-Fox's more comic
employees .,..
The Earle approximately guaran-
tees to startle every one with Edward
G. Robinson, the old movie killer, In
deliriously conceived role titled "A
Slight Case of Murder" Mr.. Robin
son with yen for going straight finds
himself in this film surrounded by
enough dead bodies to make q swell
casualty list for Hollywood war
film. A virtually massive stage show
has been assembled by Harry Anger,
Earle's new production head. Show
boat Jamboree" is the title and it in
wolves such favorites as Buck and
Bubbles, the Mississippians. Alien and
Kent and others.
The Metropolitan will have big
Broadcast of 1898" for 4 second down.
town week, the first at the Earle, Of
course. It is the Paramount produc-
ton that gives w. c. Fields his head
in the production of laughter, which
is very intelligent way for Para
mount to produce laughter. There's
also Shirley Ross. Dorothy Lamour
(wearing clothes instead Of her old
sarong), Bob Hope and numerous
others.
Robert Taylor's reconstruction pic
ture, reconstruction in the sense that
it is designed to cast him. In . he
man role, will be the ColumbiaI next
attraction. It N"A Yank at Oxford. !"
Evening star., 1938-03-06
Publicity
Makes the
Pictures
Lack of 1t Can
Break the Best
Of Them.
By SheiIah Graham.

OLLYWOOD, March 5.-"This
is my best picture" says Ernst
Lubitsch modestly, pointing to
Evening star., 1938-03-06
By Richard Watts, T.

NE Of the most pleasant fea-
lures of the old-tim vaude-
vile acts was their stabil-
ifv Thro1IUhO,1t tho voorc
Evening star., 1938-03-06
W YHAT madness!
~ All the way from keith's
wv to the Metropolitan next
u,ooL r,,ovio ooorc will

IN AIdAAASco'
All the way from keith's
wv to the Metropolitan next
week movie goers will
travel the path of slap-stlck, of wild
and elfin nonsense begot in the
zaney mood that has held Hollywood
in q vice-like grip these many months.
h Although it remains inccfinite. what
with Snow White" still enchanting
the town, it is quite likely that Keith's
screen will be erased clean of fairy
tales in order that Katharine Hep
burn may come along with Bring
ing Up Baby" That is the comedy
about Miss Hepburn and a leopard,
In which New England's greatest gift
to the movies proves that she, too,
has q lot of the hoyden in her, boy
den for arts sake as it were. Cary
Grant is in the same picture and
there will be a new two-reel sshort
9, showing how the Dionne darlings have
X come along since they last were
starred in celluloid.
'Merrily We Live" with Constance
Y Bennett and Brian Aherne turning
life into a slap-stick scamper, will be
the Capitols next attraction. It will
be backed up by topical stage show
called Spring High-Lites." The pic
ture tells a story of a wealthy family
that simply adoFed tramps, probably
not as odd as it sounds in view of the
B, fact that Mr.. Aherne looks like an
{ attractive tramp.
Hoew's Palace will show slightly
more disnihed facade Of the flm In
Evening star., 1938-03-06
Todoy's Film Schedule

EARLE-"Love, Honor and Be-
have" Wayne Morris and Pris-
ella Lane form new romantic
team: 3, $40, 7:50 and 1905.
Stage shows: 2, 4:25, $50 and
9:14.
KEITH'S- Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs," Mr.. Disney turns
out just about the greatest
screen achievement: 2, 1852,
5:52, 1852, 9:52.
p PALACE E. Happy Landing"
skating Sonia returns: 2:30,
4:50, 7:10 and $50.
CAPITOL Romance in the
DARK" Continental" musical
with Swarthout. Boles, Barry
more: 2, 4:30, 7:25 and 1909.
Stage shows: 1925, 6:21 and
9:06.
COLUMBIA-"The Baroness and
the Butler" Bill Powell joins
Annabella in her first American
made film: 2, 4, $50, 7:50 and
$50.
METROPoLITA TAN-"Gold Is
Where You Find It." another
drama Of empire builders: 2,
$3.50, 5:45, 7:45 and $40.
LITTLE+"Peter the First" Soviet
film biography of a vigorous
czar, subtitles in English: 2,
1855, 5::43, 7::35 and 9:34.
Evening star., 1938-03-06

1 lures of the old-time vaude-
vile acts was their stabil-
ity. Throughout the years
they remained handsomely unchanged
and even if you missed one of them
for few seasons you could be sure
that in your next encounter. with it
the lines, the songs and the laughs
would be in exactly the same places.
There was something comforting and
reassuring about such splendid con-
stancy. Now vaudeville has gone to
its reward, and in shifting, shift
less world we miss its kindly reminder
that some things are stable in an un-
stable existence. But let us not be
downhearted. Empires may rise and
fall, social systems may spring into
life and collapse, literary fads may
come and 60, national heroes may
pass from applause to Kisses and all
of us may lose our youth and inno-
cence. But smewhere, somehow, like
comforting beacon in a black and
wintry sea, there remains warming
evidence that all Of life Is not as the
shifting sands. For S. N. Behrman
and Frederick Lonsdale are still go
ing to the same swanky house par
ties and writing the same witty plays
about the same swanky sets. America
and England, there they stand!
OF these two graceful and urbane
observers of the lives and customs
Of our aristocrats it is the American
S. N. Behrman who confesses that,
outside Of the modernistic ivory tower
In which his Yankee lords and ladies
Evening star., 1938-03-06
The House>P Party Era

exchange epigrams, there does exist
that troubled and troubling world Of
war and confusion. The English
Frederick Lonsdale, with his fine Brit
ish talent for ignoring what dis
pleaSeS him, refuses to admit that
there is anything at all, save possi-
bly, q few hunting parties and bou-
doir episodes, taking place beyond
the windows of the Duke OF Hamp-
shire's country house. His lords and
ladies, being of sterner stuff than the
self-conscious Americans, don't even
allow gross topics of the everyday
world to be mentioned in their pres
ence, when there is so much to be
said about infidelity, FRO and con, and
they continue to live blithely in the
most comfortable vacuum available
in land without central heating. It
is a curious paradox that they some
how seem to impinge upon reality to
a greater extent than do Mr.. Behr-
mans Americans, despite the latter,s
beautiful talk about current social
ideas.
A THOUGH Mr.. Behrman writes
more eloquently than Mr.. Ions
rale and is more conscientious about
what he has.to say, his current work.
Wine Of Choice" is less satisfying
than Mr.. Lonsdale's current "Once Is
Enough" Because he frankly and in
tentionally omits any reference to the
outside world and Is satisfied to con-
fine himself to sex and other country
house games, the Englishman man.
ages to create q self sufficient universe
Continued on Page F-2, Column -
Evening star., 1938-03-06
1t Takes Time.

THE average person who never has
been on the air requires at least
six hours Of individual rehearsal be-
fore he can broadcast properly, ac-
cording to Hubbell Robinson, director
Of Gabriel Heaters I'VE, the People"
program, heard Thursdays over Go.
lums4A.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
Gave Him Chance.

DETER VAN STEEDEN received .
= stack Of kilograms Of congratula-
ton on his fourteenth anniversary on
the air from . group of N. Y. U. pro-
fessors, who, in 1924, allowed Under
graduate Peter to "cut" days classes
to addition for . radio program. He's
been On the air ever since.
Evening star., 1938-03-06

OLLYWOOD, March 5-Th growing suspicion among the
glamour children and the
gifted with horny
Evening star., 1938-03-06
Zanuck's Celestial Wards
Turn Troublesome
In Studio Feud
Shirley and Jane, Both Unhappy.
National to Test Two.Week
Runs Subject Again.
By Jay Carm0dy.


for Mr. Shirley oua pos
sibly be problem child in the usual of the
Whatever evenuate the have dsquieng
tales Temple
families tales of feudin the Hollywood hills
zanuck if it continues
The outbreak the past step
interrupt limitations Shirley
personal many
affairs Hollywood has been brewing
Forged so steadily ahead indeed
that she landed enough prompt
family to ask Mr. zanuck for
Shirley The request not only granted Twentieth
bit beyond that announced intention
she could get B figured nniy
ann anyhow that she might climb into higher niche this
zanuck without laying himself uneshne
should have made
does not seem to have done Either the Temples the wihers
At rate there this uburst with
department not envy Mr. zanuc and his lob of peace maker
1t would mind helping pointing
a widely accepted
Of entertainment this
can Shirley has been of the most phenomenal mitato
business
Ginger Robinson We do
because 'e were o an James although in the feud
belt tell that audiences found practically
Outside seriously
to develop his technique for handling situations
Of Engands King and if Jane Started mtatins the N.Y. zt
would have hands
ONE points has been anything but moot about show bus
Washington say
whether justify
now no less person than Mr.
Abbott
people find their definite knowledge the subject
Mr. Abbcs Brother which
the Advance indications
good
and enough Washnsonns
marching the land be inspired to let them ng here for weeks
bit shed
brought the formers Tonight $780, here Washington
of than gratitude
for the Coward gesture That good money even making ZOE some
possibly bookkeeping New
provide the shaft Of light the subject
either "snow White Keths next Friday team up with
Washington that the
and the dvarfs have definitely whether the Disney film
will another Is that the Donn will t"o-ree
subject "Quintupand."
not know moe-goer who
quntups business The
sowmen to like them Both Hade
specialists
that qnts eventually may be
this week can look back
the and Pany pictures major at
fractions
anything really ought to be disturbing to growups In HOLLYWOOD
those engrossed their mirrors that they nave
time to glance and see significance
METRO stunned the publicity depart
decided let Mr. Bo dance In Rosah
his speciality which being Of the best dancing
the umblng march with football and bit
the public which knew Mr.
like that to dancer like him.
Hollywood oumnsts thought
their darned started revolt
lifted the Republic
indignant those rushed to their
write letters of protest to Hollywood
the volume Of wash which the postmn dropped in Culver
rewritten outn inserted and
dishtng
permitting him comic will
retained which well for Bosers fate pictures
La gaceta., 1938-10-26
Ell Arte de Enamorar Sc ha Perdido
Margarita Daniels.

Fue costumbre Que ell hombre
sc tomase ell trabajo de hacerle
la corte a la mujer y venciese
todos los obstacuios para con-
quistarla. Antano era NADIA para
un galan ell cabalgar c~incuenta
0 Glen millas bajo toda clase de
buenos o malos tiemhpo para
verse con la j6ven de su cora
ION y Aevarle sus presentes de
flores o bombones.
Hoy ha cambiado la escena
social. Ell ansioso enamorado ha
sido reemplazado por un j6ven
aburrido que diffcilmente Sc en-
tusiasma para If en- 'busca de
compania femenina. En- vez de
ESQ, son las mujeres las que van
tras el y lie bombardean con in
vitaciones y atenciones. Lo lie
van en- sus automobiles, lie traen
a casa y hasta pagan los gastos
del paseo. Ell hombre acepta to-
do este y encuentra mas llevade
70 para su bolsillo y para su e
nergfa Ell que las mujeres compi-
tan por ell privilegio de su COM
pania.
Por todas parties lie Hega a la
joven soltera ell consejo de salir
en- busca de su hombre y captu.
rarlo no importa Ell metodo que
haya de usar. Libros y revistas,
artfculos, copistas y cOnsejeroS
del amor, todos lie aconsejan que
Sc dedipue a la caceria amorosa,
asf que es la mujer la que Sc ha
convertible en- cazadora mien-
tras que ell hombre es ell objeto
de la caceria.
Esta situaci6n no es realmen-
tie agradable, va que algo .precio-
so y esesncial eSta Siendo elimi-
nado y Sc pierde. No solamente
es que TODD ell color Y Ell atrac-
two del cortejar desaparece a la
carrera, sino que deja tras 81
una ancha hueila de problemas
psiquicos que afectan a ambos
Sexos y producer I'm sesenti.
La gaceta., 1938-10-26
fiestas y otros actos.
Mucho apreciamos la invi,
taci6n de los buenos amigos.
Beneficio

Dos artstas muy queridos en-
esta ciudad, los buenos amigos
Happy Abreu y Sindo Tria-
ma, celebraran ell viernes su
function de beneficio, en- Ell tea
tro del Circulo Cubano.
Esa noche Sc estrenara Ven
ganza o los C6digos Penales,'
una obra que conmovera al pd
blico y al mismo tempo lie ha-
"a reir.
Este beneficio culminara en-
un exito que ellos bien mere
cen, por sus meritos y su sim
patia.
Ell jueves, en- dia extrapopu-
lar y de aficionados. Sc repon-
dra ell gracioso juguete "Lios
de Estudiantes," con una Sc :
gunda parte de innegable orr
ginalidad.
No habra function ell saba
do; pero ell domingo Sc estre-
nara "Bartolo tenia una falta
o Maldita bebida," original de
Pepin Rodriguez, ell fecundo
autor cubano. La obra tiene Gin
co actos.
La semana pr6xima Sc veri-
ficara ell beneficio de Gilber-
to Delfino, una persona decen
lite y un notable actor, dos CO.
sas que pesan, 10 mismo que en-
ell case de los amigos Abreu y
Triana.
La gaceta., 1938-10-26
Banquete

Jose Gonzalez, ell quito Sc
cretario del Centre Asturiano,
amablemente nos invita- para
I'm banquete que la directiva
del Centre celebrara, ell vier-
mes dia 2, en- ell Restaurant Ru
bin, de la Gale de Tampa.
Sc ha organizado ell acto de
cordialidad en- aprecio por los
acansables esfuerzos del Cuer
p5 Medico de la prestigiosa
Soceidad, enfermeras Y demas
empleados del S~anatorio, econ
cuya cooperation Sc hace po-
sible mantener la alta clasifi-
caci6n que disfruta nuestra ca
sa de salud."
Mucho estimamos la invita-
ci6n Y prometemos asistir.
Para la colonia latina es ur
honor la alta distinction de nue.
vo concedida al sanatorio de
Centre Asturiano.