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Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20

MIA Medical association. OIllclally'
the CMA denies the project Is TO
forestall possible socialized medicine
by the government.
But privately, individual doctors
were worried over prospects OF led
eral Intervention with what they
said entailed the risk of dictatlon
and excessive administration costs.
They cited results of EnglandS So
cialized medicine, with admlnlStra-
ton costs up to 60 per cent Their
fears we're similar to the American
Medical association which tradl-
tionally opposes the socialized
theory.
DR.. William S Coin, speaker OF
the CMA's house of delegates ana
chairman of the county and state
committees for the plan, outlined
it to the Los Angeles county asso-
aiation
Eligible for the service would be
all workers earning up to $500
year. Costs would start at S265 a
mcnth per person, increasing 81
for each dependent to a maximum
Of S6 monthly for the family.
Subscribers would be guaranteed
three weeks of disqualification per
year, and attention for all maladies
except insanity and mental dis
eases. acute alcoholism, narcotic ad-
dlction and sanitarium treatment
for tuberculosis. The profession re-
cards these exceptions as cases for
State or federal SUPERVISION.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Bankers. Welfare Groups Plan Aid for
Dust Bowl Migratory Groups in State

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10. UP,
Plans TO rahabilitate 10000 dust
bowl" migratory families in Califor
MIA were announced today by a
,roup Of bankers. The Salvation
Army and other welfare agencies
Bert Hlbcrn. Salvation Army
,Xecutiye. disclosed that leadine
lankars are backing the plan. pro-
posing 10 loan suitable land IL
much the same fashion IS money
loaned.
Most OF the and IS property tina,
Ias been acquired through foreclos-
ne.
Representing the bankers was NJ
Y. Hartranft. pioneer colonizer OF
Tumunga. near Glendale. Hart
r5nlt has spent several weeks sur
reling the state for suitable site
lor the project.
The Salvation Army part in tn
program vii be to certify mi2rani
families. Hilborn said.
First O. the proposed homestead
sites has been chosen near River
side. where the families can have
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
BOrah Opposed to
immigration Plan
Continued From Page II

luick solution was disposition 81
German refugees-a problem tha'
Mr. Roosevelt described at his press
conference yesterday as most ser
,OuS.
The only specific plan announce'
to grant six month extensions on
temporary visitors permits on which
between $1,000 and $4,000 Germans
and Austrians now are residing III
This ry-immediately was at
tackled as contrary to the spirit oi
the law.
Borah expressed doubt that such
visas could be extended indefinitely
1T is my understanding, he salc,
that there is a limit to the eXten'
sions. but certainly it IS the spirit
Of the law that visitors permits are
granted for temporary purposes. 1!
they were made permanent it Woulo
violate the spirit of the law
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Medical Plans
Are Outlined

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10. up
Americas first extensive medical
service plan to provide doctor and
hospital care al low costs to a ma
iority of wage earners and their
families was outlined Friday by
leaders who Will submit it 10 the
California Medical Association next
month.
Representing six years of study
and research. the plan was explain-
ed in detail for the first time to
2000 members of the Los Angeles
County Medical Association by DR..
Lowell S. Coin.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Wahler Jailed
In Los Angeles

DANVILLF. Ill. Nov. 10. up
Leo Wanler, alias Waller, alias JIM
my Wallace. said 70 te wanted H.
Los Angeles police in connection
vita a killing and 9 holdup. was rc-
mand2d to Jail in lieu Of $4,000
bond today when awoigncd betor,
u. $. Commissioner Arthur r. Hal
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Jennings Pleads
Guilty 10 Charge

o. J. Jennings. El Centro produce
dealer, pleaded guilty in superior
court Saturday to a charge of con-
tributins to the delinquency of an
unmarried. minor girl.
He is scheduled TO 60 to trial be-
fore a iury Monday on three counts
Of rape named in a grand jury
indictment
Jennings and his attorneys, Lee
Nuffer and Ed Hervey appeared
before Judge r. D. McPherrin Sat
mday and entered the plea after
Withdrawing the plea of not guilty
made early in court proceedings.
Jennin2s is out on $500 bail.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
"WE'RE GLAD TO
LINZ. OUR NAMES WITH PACKARD"
Imperial Valley Motors " ;"""'

promise you a pleasant surprise.
For IRE beLieUe Ue can prOUe 10
yov hat you - right now - can
afford 10 buy, OWH and run this
sHartest and most beautiful Of
all American cars.
This isn't just talk, for we can
show you actual figures to prove
il. We can show you 10 your
satisfaction that "You are
paying for Packard, why not
own one?"
ASK the Man vino OUHs One
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
PONTIAC QUALITY SIX. PONTIAC DE LUXE SIX

new Pontiac leadership, pledged, manned, and
equipped to give you the high type of service for
which Pontiac dealers everywhere noted, is
now open for your inspection. And on display
are three big reasons why you should pay this
new Pontiac organization a visit right away
three super-value Pontiacs-a new Quality Six,
a new De Luxe Six and De Luxe Eight.
These three cars provide more that's new, more
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20

Speaking for the short staple col
ON growers. L. G. Niuson said ms
group approved the present proys-
ions cl tine Agricultural Adjustment;
Administration Act as they applied
10 cotton.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20

WE'RE happy 10 announce
w that We have been selected
n Packard dealer IN this locaii-
tv. and we extend 10 you an
earnest invitation to visit our
store.
You will find il fully equipped
10 give prompt and efficient ser
vice on all Packard cars. And
YOU will find on display the
stunning new 1899 models OF
Packard the car you have
always wanted.
When you come in, we can
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
YOUTH OVERCOME

LOMPOC. Cal, Nov. 10. up
Overcome by smoke while fighting
| grass and oil fire near Casmalia.
Joe Salinas. 18, son Of Mrs. Ramona
Salinas, 17O7i2 E. 18th St, Los An
geles, died today. Salinas was a
CCC enrollee at Twin Camps.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20

gardens and at the same time fino
seasonal employment.
The land will be carried like a
ash loan, with the families pay
mg per cent interest for five
Years.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
Conference Results Submitted

PHOENIX. Nov. 10 CUPl-Re-
quits Of conferences Of Il commod-
itY divisions Of the Arizona Farm
Bureau Federation were submitted
70 the annual convention here 10
day
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-20
California Doctors Will Decide If
State Medical Plan for Workers
Shall Be Association Program

Los ANGELES Nov. 10. (UP)-California physicians
will decide Dec II whether to offer the first statewide
medical and hospital facilities to earners.
Such pan representing six years of study is in the
hands of the house delegates ruling body of the Cafor
La gaceta., 1938-01-18
UN INGLES CONTRIBUTE
CON SU SANGRE

Barcelona, Enero IS (FP).-
Al visitar ef centric de transfu-
sion de sangre ell distinguish
cientfico J. B. S. Haldane, dedi-
CO muchos elogios al sistema
Duran y di6 su propia sangre
para esta gran obra.
Ell sistema espanol, que lleva
ell nombre del que 10 invent6, Sc
inaugur6 en- septiembre, 1886,
y ha sido adoptado en- todos los
frentes. Unas mejoras recientes
permiten que la sangre pueda
ser conservada hasta 81 dfas.
Fuera de Espana ha desper-
tado mucho interes, Y 10 estu-
dian peritos de otras naciones.
Sc ha hecho pelicula de este ira
bajo y Sc espera que, en- breve,
Sc ensene en- LOndres.
La gaceta., 1938-01-18
NOTA DEL COMITE FEME.
NINO

La companera Elisa Morris,
presidenta del Comite Feme-
nino, nos informa que en- la
junta de anoche sc acordo
que 81 juevss, on el Centric O.
brero, las companeras REGGIE
a u distintivos para ell ac-
to del viernes, en- ell Auditorio.
Pero como ell microbes hay
mitin en- el Centre Obrero y
las compaReras deben asistT,
ella les entregara esa noche
los distintivos, de modo que no
Sc vean obligadas a dar dos
viajes.
Las que no puedan recoger-
10 81 microbes, antics del mi-
tin, 10 recibiran sl visrnes, en-
ell Auditorio.
Quedan enteradas las no.
bles amigos de Espana.
La gaceta., 1938-01-18

su hermano habia mandado
desde New York.
Ell hospital del DR.. Barsky
esta tan cerca del frente como
es possible que 10 este I'm hos
pital de evacuation, y todos
los dias la poblaci6n es bonn
bardeada. Barsky y ell DR..
Eloesser, segun los relatos, We
rifican una labor maravillosa.
Operaciones delicadisimas Sc
han hecho bajo las mas difici-
les condolences. Ell servicio de
hospital americana es ell mejor
eQuipado del frente.
TODD indica que en- ell sector
de Teruel empezara la guerra
de trincheras, como en- ell fren
tie de Jarama, ell pasado mar
20
La mano leal aprieta firme-
mente a Teruel Y nadie siente
ell tenor de que esta posici6n
pueda ser perdida.
La gaceta., 1938-01-18

poeta y comediografo, nos pre-
sent6 la Tercera Compahia y la
inspeccionamos. Elogi6 a varios
de sus hombres por la labor en-
ell frente.
Raymond Skiftron tenia a su
cargo la raci6n de cigarrillos.
FL battalion tenfa abundancia de
cigarrillos y recibia tambien cho
colate mandado de New York
por los amigos del Abraham Lin
coin.
Los paquetes de Navidad 81
guen llegando en- proportion de
20 o mas por dia. Los finian-
deseS recibieron caRcetines man
dados por sus cOmpatriotas de
Estados Unidos y rsgalaron q
sus companeros los que les So
braron.
Ell surtide de abrigos no eS sa
tisfactorio, pero mejora. Una de
las coSas peores 10 es la carencia
de frazadas-una para cada SOL
dado-pero me aseguran que es-
to sera remediado.
Esplendida es la alimsnta-
ci6n. Dan dos comidas v en- las
dos sc come.
Detro y Fred Keller, conf
sionados de battalion, descan-
saban Ell los sitios donde las
tropas habian pasado la no.
che.
Estan llenos de-. como los
demas, y a POGO &c estar ALI
los periodistas empezaron tam
bien a rascarse. Ash es la que
ira, despueS de TODD.
William Swan, uno de los
heridos, Sc mar1h6 al frente
por no poder resistir ell hospi-
tai, "donde no hacia NADIA"
Dos balijas de correspondent
cia acaban de llegar.
En- la poblaci6p cercana ell
DR.. Edward X. Barsky, de N.
York, tiene su hospital. lie en-
tregamos unos cigarrillos que
La gaceta., 1938-01-18

de su equivocaci6n. "Mientras
Quede un vasco vivo, Euzkadi
despreciara y aborrecera al fas-
cismop!'... Esas son las frases
que sparecen a diarie en- todas
las fachadas de las casas de Bill
bao, sin que nadie logre avert
guar quien las estampa. "Nues-
tros muertos de Guernica Y Du-
range piden justicia contra los
asesinos!! p. Asi rezan unos men
safes elandestinos que inundan
la villa, y jamas Sc consigue des
cubrir a los que los reparten.
Los vascos no olvidan las tor
turas a que Sc les ha sometido,
nj perdonan a las turbas faAan-
gistas sus constantes ferocida-
des.
Los asesinatos cometidos des-
de que las tropas italianas entra
ron en- Bilbao, los saqueos los in
cendios, los co~nstantes encarce-
lamientos, las torturas, las null
tas, las persecuciones... NADIA do
blega la .entereza de los vascos.
Siguen encerrados en- ell dolor de
sus hogares devastados, nsgan-
dose a tender la mano, a contri-
BUR a suscripciones, a engala-
mar sus BALCONIES, a concurrir o
desfiles y manifestations v mu
enc menoS a cOnvivir con alema
mes, italianos, portuguese Y RI
fenos, invasores de su patria.
La resistencia pasiva de Euz-
kadi frente a los pistoleros fas-
clStas es tan patente, que hasta
ell propio "generalisimo". en-
unas r%ecientes declaraciones.
con Erase prenada de desolaci6n
y rencor ha dicho: "No mere
cia la indifersncia de este pue-
bio, los SACRIFICES que hemos de-
cho para conquistarlo y propor-
clonarle las ventajas del nacio-
La gaceta., 1938-01-18

nal-soci2liSmo..."
Es la confession explisita de
I'm tracaso absolute! Euzkadi no
quiere NADIA con los que destru-
yeron Guernica y Durango, con
los que atropsllaron torpemente
a sus mujeres y asesinaron a sus
hombres. Los vascos jamas acep
taran ell fascismo.
Ah0ra, en- medic del sileneis
absolute, sin tolerar que hasta
Bilbao lleguen periodistas ex-
tranjercs, la Falange y los re-
que@s, EN- feroz competencia,
llevan Ell dolor y la tragedia a
miles de hogares.
En- Is carcel de Bilbao, en- Ell
patio central, Sc han levantado
dos patibulos, dsnds los verdu-
gos ejecutan republicanos, So
clslistas, sndicalistas, comanis-
tas y nacionalistas, obreros, ms
dlcos, ingenieros, industriales v
empleados, militares y sacerde-
les, cuyo delito fu6 negarse a a.
ceptar ell vasallaje de las hordas
aVentureras que Hitler, Musso-
l1ni y Franco volcaron sobre Ia
ciudad liberal, cuna del naciona-
lismo vasco de ESpafa.
La gaceta., 1938-01-18
LA OFENSIVA DE TERUEL
FUE ESPANOLA EN- UN
GLEN POR CIENTO
(Viene de la 1G.)

tuvo bombardeando pero Sc la
veia venir y Sc buScGba refugio.
Hubo algunas bajas-ninguna
entire los americanos.
Ell captain William Titus,
La gaceta., 1938-01-18
EUZKADI DESPRECIA YEA
BORRECE Ell FASCISMO
InscTIpciOneS en- las Fachadds
de las CaSas

Barcelona, enero 10 (FP)-.
I'm boletin del Servicio Espanol
de information publica ell 81
guiente informe;
"Cada vez es mas densa la
atm6sfera que rodea a los fas-
cistas, en- Euzkadi. Bilbao es u
ma ciudad muerta que, al .entrar
las tropas extranjeras, perdi6
su tfpica personalidad y enterr6
entire rencores su traditional
campechania. =.
"Cuando va no tenia remedio,
sc han dado cuenta los rebeldes
La gaceta., 1938-01-18
CGbalIer0s Ledles

Una nota de los Cabaileros
Leales de America dice 10 81 =
guiente: Esta logia suspende pa
"a ell domingo % del corrlente
ell concerto musical que habia
&c celehrarse con motive de la
presentation de los alumnos del
Segundo Grade de nuestra aca-
demia de M1sica.
Las invitaciones va reparti =
das para ell pr6ximo viernes, Sc
ran validas para ell domingo, a
las s de la noche.
Sc recuerda a todos los her .
manos y hermanas de esta Lo-
gia que estan invitados para a.
sistir a este acto, esperanto la
a~sistencia de todos.
Esta Logia sc declare antifas
cista en- las primeras semanas
de la guerra, defendiendo la eau
sa de la Republica Espanola.
La gaceta., 1938-01-18
WEAK And SKINNY
MEN,, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN
saved by newsN itami9s, Of Cod Liver
Oil in tastciesS tablets.

Pounds OF firm healthy flesh instead OF
bare scraggy bones ! New vigor, VIZ. and
energy instead of tiSed listlessnessl Steady,
quiet nerves That is -hat thousands Of
people are getting through scientists latest
dirQyery-the Vitamins of Cod Livers Oil
eoneentEted in little sugar coated tablets
without any Of it's h6rrid, fshy tSSse az snTeu.
.McEoxs@ Cad Liver on TahStS, III
ny Va Is AeF1. X ntfs g ssg
otzIy ~, 90 ~weil and. ganf5 n SsfN. in
just eae-n5nth. A girl Of thiIseen aftsr the
same disease. lated 3 rs the first week and
z lbs. each week aster. A yoapg mother who
could not eat or Slegp after baby came got
all her health back md gained % lbs. in less
than G month.
va -iupS ~ Nctiov's al once.
rrsThe n ypu y'l. r. At les ? rs. az
ma aes.. 8=an ia 3 ttn re naouep
1se' }etae ena res .t:C.- --sn- xinai
and -cHIl- gls Lzas e., tablets
kRA approved ny Coed HouFakeepinz
institute. Refuse al substitutes
asist on tia original McCov'~--
%~%@ there are none better. ~
La gaceta., 1938-01-18
NOEAS S0CIALN

Feria de Florida, que Sc abrira
Ell dfa %.
Nuevas atraceiones Sc han a.
gregado por la habit direction
Mr.. S.rieder y la vigilancia del
inteligente amigo Carl Brorein.
Esp6rase que la Feria de este
aho sunere a las de los amos an
teriores.
Ell ndmero de exhibiciones ha
aumentado y la colocacion Sc ha-
ce con 81 mejor gusto.
La gaceta., 1938-01-18
To1neO de TENTS

Empez6 hoy Ell torneo de tie
mis-, en- la Isla Davis, a las 8 de
la mafana.
Fiesta deportiva a la que "a
sisten muchas de nuestras mejo
res familias.
Bitsy Grant, ell admirador de
Tampa, aparece en- el torneo.
Los expertos consideran a
Riggs como su principal advsr-
sario.
En- los parques de recreo de
los barrios latinos aumenta Ell
interes por Ell tents.
La gaceta., 1938-01-18
La Ver5eHG del T0bac0

La Ver6eHG del T0bac0
Sc nos preguntan los nombres
de los artistas que La Verbena
del Tabaco traera de la Habana.
Los sabsmos, pero no pode-
mos darlos nientraS los contra
tos no sc firmen.
Mucho cuidado Sc pondra en-
importar artistas que resulten
personals gratas.
La Verbena depende para su
exito, en- escala mayor, del con-
curse de la colonia latina.
Manuel Aparicio dirigira ell
espectaculo.
La gaceta., 1938-01-18
DSTENCI0N DE FAMILIA-
RES DE MARTINEZ ANIDO

Barcelona, por cable, 10 de E.
nero (FP).-La policia republi-
cana detuvo, en- diversos domi-
cilios, a varios familiares del ge
neral Martinez Anido, actual je-
fe de la policfa de los facciosos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-18
EL PWque Reg

Adelantan las obras de recons
trucci6n del parque Peregrino
Rey.
Ell parque estara bajo la su :
pervisi6n de la Junta de Recpeo.
Una Transformation admira-
BILE, digna de esa barriada.
La fecha de la Inauguration
sera oportunamente senalada.
La gaceta., 1938-01-18

Una nueUG ReinG
lei festival de la Naranja, en-
Winter Haven, escogi6 aver a
81 nueva reina. 10 es la bella Sc
horita Beth Page, de II amos, We
Gina de Barlow. Una muchacha
preciosa. Sucede a Miss Deris
Harrison.
La gaceta., 1938-01-18
CMmnLea1Os.

CumpIeaROs
Ell viejito Ramon Pi, Ell buen
amigo, recluido en- ell sanatorio
del Centre Espanol, cumple hoy
73 amos de edad.
LIE congratulam0s.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22

Marion H. McQuary and wife
state evangelists for the Christian
Churches of Washington, will be-
gin an evangelistic series at the
Christian church in Kennewick on
Christmas Day and continue each
night at 1880, except Monday.
Mr.. McQuary spent his youth in
Dayton, Washington. He gradual
ed from Spokane University in the
prosperous years of that institu-
ton. He is Washington's own pro-
duct. After serving several prom
inent Christian churches in the
Northwest in long and successful
pastorates, he accepted the call to
become the state evangelist. What
is known as the can Organization
of Christian Men" are giving major
financial support to his work.
Mr.. McQuary is first of all man
Of sterling Christian character. He
is an accomplished and cultured
speaker, and while an earnest and
serious gospel preacher, his sunny
optimistic temperament and his
pleasing wit make him an attrac-
tive and interesting pulpit man.
With Mrs. McQuary,s splendid abil-
ity as leader of song, they make q
strong team. The Christian church
is very fortunate in being able to
secure their services.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22
Christmas Programs

/ Stanley Stroup. ~ ".E
Recitation, "a Christmas Smile,
Grin Ludington.
Piano solo, "a Christmas Lullaby
by Barbara Jones.
| Recitation, "a Coming Preacher
Eugene Wegner.
Recitation, "a Christmas Can
die" Aubrey Lee Elliott.
Recitation, "A Birthday Gift" by
Richard Meyer. .-#
Recitation, 1.-THE Christmas Sc
cret," Bernard Raglan.
Violin solo, Brantley Elliott.
Recitation, 1.-THE Christmas Wor-
ry," Eden Wegner.
Recitation, Glad" John Meyer.
Exercise by four primary girls
'sWhat I'll Be" Frances Lee, Lor-
| raine Moore, Barbara Jones and
Kathleen Stroup.
Recitation, christmas in the
Heart" Beneta Tate. .l
Piano solo, Silent Night" Lor-
raine Moore. ...
Recitation, "what Can I Do" by
John Jones.
Recitation, I'm His Name" Anna
Mae Lee.
Recitation. "The Christmas Rule"
by Robert Moteki. t.& d .s
Song, Under the Snow" Daphne
Taylor. L r, - =. 49,.
Recitation christmas Day." Lee
ona Ruth Bailey. ( Ill.,.
Recitation, Christmas Sunshine"
Alan Motter. s..s@.,. =. !. -
"The Christmas Cheer" David
Stroup. ~.-s.....
Recitation, christmas" by Ruth
Moteki.
Recitation, (Which Should Come
First" Walter Priggee. III:
Duet, "Star of the East" by Jean
Arnold and Irene Henke.
Recitation, another Christmas
WISH" Clayton Graham.
Recitation, Stop and Think" Mil
ton Lechelt. WE'LL. .s a4 ..... .@
Recitation, ssThe Christmas Gift"
Dale Raglan. s l..s.....:
Recitation, 1.-THE Christmas Story"
Harry Lee.
''Jeesus, The Light Of the World"
by B. Y. p. u.
"a Closing Prayer" Daphne Tay-
lor. s #
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22
FIRST BAPTIST
Rollin B. Holden, pastor
Christmas Sunday

Cnf1SIIn1S SUnOay H..
1890 Combined morning service
of worship, message and Bible study
in classes. A Christmas sermon and
special anthem by the choir. .~s@
No session of the B.YP.U. a@..
7:3O Christmas exercises by the
Bible school with anthem by the
church choir. es.
Mid-week service Wednesday eve
ming at 7:30, choir at $3.50.
Christmas service at Wallula on
Friday evening, December 23rd.
Annual meeting and dinner of the
church on January 4th.
The following have been appoint
ed Nominating Committee, Mrs.
Guy Story, w. r. Elliott and Willis
Taylor.
A Merry Christmas to all and a
welcome to this house of God on
Christmas day. {
Christmas Exercises Sunday eve
ming will be given as follows:
Hymn No. Sc.
Hymn No. 81.
Scripture and prayer.
Anthem by choir, 'The Wonder
full Story"
Recitation, Happy Birthday" by
Pearl Mayer.
Song, away In a Manager" by
Beginners and Primaries.
Recitation, "A Beginners Wish"
Robert Graham.
Recitation, Merry Christmas"
Brian Gerards.
Song, "Slumber On" by Ruth
Moteki.
Recitation, Christmas Cheer"
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22
Hunters Are Urged
to Get Permits

Bounty hunters should make out
applications for bounty permits i'm
mediately for 1899. The above state
ment was made by state game pro-
tector, d. H. Huntley today. He also
states that anyone being bothered
with ducks or geese should notify
him. However this does not mean
that ducks and geese on persons
property gives the owner permission
to shoot unless he is authorized by
Mr.. Huntley or anyone from the
game department.
Game Protector Huntley also says
that white fishing on the Yakima
river is very good at the present
time. One Pasco fisherman caught
his limit the other day in a little
over an hours time.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22
CONTINUED From Page ~

Continued From Page ~
Day of Jesus Birth, John Willcuts.
Good Will Toward Men, Pageant
Carol Service; First Evangelist,
James Mills; Second Evangelist,
Robert Borgen; Joseph, Charles
Quasi; Mary Helen Hanson; Guard
ian Angel, Gertrude Quasi; Angels,
Rosetta Albrecht and Barbara Schu-
ster; Shepherds, Burton Fahlgren,
Billy Ketchum, Benny Bergen, Nor
man Vorvick, Melvin Willcuts;
Kings, Douglas Sloan, Louis Wright,
Philip Vorvick; Love, Ethel Shot,
berg; Peace. Rose Fahlgren. .@,
Joy to the World" by Sunday
school and audience. IL"
Christmas Wish-Kathryn Han
son; Offeratory selections, Walter
F.. Hanson; Distribution of gifts;
Benediction. ...-..... .-...-.. +
A New Year eve watch night SER
vice and social will be held in the
church parlorS December 81.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22
Need New Plates

Remember what happened
to you, last year." PatrOlman
Kennedy told the local newspaper
man last night, speaking Of the
new car licenses. mo word
other than the customary orders
have been received" he said,
so I suppose we are to start
taking in all cars without the
new licenses right after the first
of the year." 49,
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22
Corporation Files Suit

A suit was filed recently in Ben
ton county superior court by the
Federal Farm Mortgage corporation
against Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Curtis
for $500 alleged due on a note Sc
cured by a mortgage on property
owned by Mr.. and Mrs Curtis near
Kennewick.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22
JOhns0n-EvansOn

Miss Ethel johnson became the
bride of Archie EvanSon Saturday
evening at simple ceremony per-
formed at the home of the Rev. Per-
cival Howard in Wallula. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Johnson and the groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole EvanSon,
both of this city. The newlyweds
will make their home here.