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Card OF Thanks

We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends and the Sandy Spring
Fire Dept, for their kindness and
cooperation following the burning
of my home at Unity.
MORTON TOWNSEND.
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Trustees Sale
- OF
VALUABLE FARMS
NEAR POOLESVILLE,
MARYLAND.

By virtue of the power and
authority contained in a deed of
trust from Fred j. Hughes and
Carrie E. Hughes, his wife, to Rich
ard F. Green and Albert M. Bouic,
trustees, dated the 7th day of March,
1885. recorded among the Land Rec
ords Of Montgomery County, Mary
Land, in liber 5S7, folio 434, and at
the request OF the parties secured,
the undersigned will on
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RWFOR IMMEDIATE SALE

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will help finance one ten-ton Cater
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equipment complete; one Indiana
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wheels, may be seen in operation.
Phone: Chesapeake 1868 or cali at
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IMPAIRMENT FOR RENT -
a rooms, tile bath, screened-in
porch. Rent reasonable. Phone:
Rockville 29-R or 224. 632
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Mar. Is -CUP) -
War" stocks led a recovery IN the
stock exchange today. Gains rang
ed from l 20 4 points.
Bonds advanced. except foreigns
Wheat and cotton gained. The dol
ar continued in demand by Euro
peans seeking safe heaven for their
capital. Foreign market were lower
again. but met some support.
The local stock market had in
is favor a list of record earnings
ations, elimination Of selling TO
and outlook for tax relief from the
senate.
A rise in London metal prices in
fluenced metal shares. Anaconda
Kennecott, CerrO De Pasco. Phelps
Dodge and international nickel
gained a point or more.
Federal Mining and Smelling
which doubled 1896 net profit in
1887, scared 10 points to IS. a new
high for the year. L. 5. Smelling
gained 2 points and America n
Smelling was up more than 2.
United States Rubber preferred
reached 1885, up ~ and a new high
while the common. the most active
issue on the board, was at 33l up
%.
International Harvester rose Q
and case ) points, while other farm
issues were up ! u ?. Sears Roe
buck rose more than ?.
Dow Jones preliminary. ciosin 2
stock avera ges: Industrial 1924.
1901 up 0.33; 70 stocks 40.47 up
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
Armstrong; Arizmendi in Grudge Fight
Champs Dream OF
Three Crowns
Shelyed

LOS ANGELES. Mar Is tUP)-
Henry Armstrong; dream of a
triple boxing crown will be shelved
temporarily tonight while he set
ties a personal argument with Ba-
by Arizmendi. a clever little Mex
lean who has defeated him twice,
Three tines in the past four
years the two have met. Each bout
was a slashing contest between the
defensive wizardry of Arizmendi
and the hammering offense of the
diminutive Los Angeles Negro.
Arizmendi won the first two en-
gagements, one at 10 rounds and
one at u. Armstrong won the
third, and there began a Sensatio-
nal climb that took him to the
featherweight championship.
Olympic auditoriums l0,400 seats
were sold out for the fourth
meeting. Little chance was given
Arizmendi; all bets were on the
question of whether Armstrong
could knock the Mexican out.
Arizmendi is only "a, but has been
fighting since he was nine years
old He turned professional at II
and has had more than 300 bouts.
He has faced every great man in
his weight range-CanZoneri. Dado,
Ambers, Miller. La Barba, Belloise
and the others-and never has been
knocked out. Armstrong, considered
the most murderous puncher of his
weight. hasn't been able to knock
the young veteran off his feet in
80 rounds of fighting.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
Curtain to
Drop on |. Y.
Basketball Thurs.

The curtain viii drop ON in
terScholaStic basketball in Inn
perial valley tonight when FL
Centre hi IN school Spartans
challenge the claim of the ju-
rior college Arabs TO the cham
rionship of the county.
The game, which will match
the two strongest teams in the
valley. will start at 1880.
FL Centre high will be handi-
capped by the absence CT their
all-valley center. Jack Kirkpat-
rick. Kirkpatrick has transfer
red to Herbert Hoover high
school of San Diego.
Rallou will probably start at
center in place of kirkpatrick.
Other starters will be PlemOns,
Poole, Oswalt and Chickahisa.
Blakely. Carr. Galloway, Ed
wards and Robinson will prob
ably start fer the jaycecs.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
SIXTY ATTEND
SMOKER AT
GOLF CLUB

Sixty members and prospective
members met Monday night at
the Barbara Worth golf club for a
smoker to organize a drive for in
creased membership.
Warren Currier was named chair
man of the El Centro membership
committee and Forrest Ferguson
chairman for the Holtville district
Club President Minor Simms pre-
sided and outlined aims of the
club.
Highlights of the entertainment
program were motion pictures oi
Bobby Jones and Francis Ouimet
and performances by members oi
the floor show from the California
hotels La Hacienda.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15

this week. The first game is play
ed today in BraWley, the second
and third games will be played in
Ell Centre Friday and Saturday and
the clubs will wind up their feud
in BraWley Sunday.
Thursday night the Indians meet
San Diego in San Diego.
Seattle began TO pound the horse
hide Sunday when the Tribe de-
feated Portland, 1l-l0, and Man.
ager Jack Lelivelt indicated the
Indians would be tough to beat in
the remainder of their practice
games.
AL Nusser and John Osborn were
slated to pitch today in Oakland
and Barret and two rookie hurlerS
will work against San Diego, ac-
cording to the Seattle manager.
Long workouts were scheduled
for the Indians every day this week
despite the five-game schedule.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Mar. Is CUP)-Wheat
futures firmed in spite OF sioW
dealings on the Chicago board OF
trade today.
cents higher. corn u to 2 cent
higher. and oats unchanged 10 a
cent higher. -,
The advance was stimulated by
dust storms in the American south-
west. a rally at Liverpool, hlgher
prices at Winnipeg and falr
strength in securities.
Offerings were light on the up
turn. Export demand for North
American wheat was small anc
only few loads of hard winters
were sold out Of the Gulf. Rain fel
overnight in parts OF the winter
vyheat section. and forecast j. for
more moisture. but dust storms II
southwestern Kansas were said lc
be the worst Of the year.
Receipts amounted 10 II cars.
LIVERPOOL recovered from ealy
weakness TO close = cent higher
10 "A cent lower, influneced BY the
firm undertone in overseas marx
cts.
Wheat mover up at Winnipeg
combating profit taking. hahsa'
CITY and Minneapolis both record
Chicago corn prices worked hign
er on moderate buying, some OF J.
nv export houses. Export dealings
were slight. Receipts here totale'
20 cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
.PACHECO AND
ANTUNA MEET
THURSDAY MITE

They nearly summoned a doctor
to the ring the first time Bobbie
Pacheco and Johnny Antuna met
in the Calexico arena so vicious
was the battling. but any doctor
would have been afraid TO climb
into the ring with the gladiators
anyway.
Thursday night the ring rivals
will climb through the ropes again
to clash for the featherweight
championship of the valley which
Pacheco successfully defended in
the first meeting.
Pacheco will not be favored in
tonight's bout, however. for An
tuna displayed a new power in his
battle against Eddie Martin Of
Long Beach last week
Antuna spotted Martin eight
pounds and then proceeded to floor
the long Beach Mexican with ter
rife rights and leftS in the third
and fourth rounds.
Pacheco hasn't fought since his
meeting with Antuna.
frankie Cannett and Cleo Shans
will tangle in the semi-Windup
Five other bouts are scheduled
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
l.. a. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Mar. Is UP) -
Prices moved upward, some Of
them in a wide range, on the Los
Angeles stock exchange today.
while one issue went 10 a new low
Roberts Pub. mkts. dropped against
the general trend 4 TO new bot
tom of 2lz on sale of 100 shares.
other transactions: L. A. Indus
tries 100 at 81 up u; Transamer-
lea 100 at 10. unchanged; Farmers
and Merchants kand 50 at 3SC
down 9 points; Bandini Oil 100 a,
314. unchanged; Hancock Oil 1OO
a 80 unchanged; Richfield Oil 100
1t 6H up Il; Republic Pet. 100 a.
]. W 4 Standard Oil Of Cal. 10,
at 5ls up 9s; wellington Oil 1Ot
at So unchanged; Univ. Con Oi
100 at 1O7s up ia Chrvsler 100 a
50 up IA: Con. Steel pfd. 100 at
unchanged.
200 shares: six issues up, two
down five unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
Temple, Colorado
Clash in Finals
OF Cage Tourney

NEW YORK, Mar. IS. CUP) -
Colorado and Temple. clash tomor-
row night in the final of the first
national invitation basketball tourn-
ament and the winner will leave
Madison Square Garden with a
strong claim to 'the mythical col
legiate championship Of the nation.
Temple. eastern conferen cham
pion. smothere1 Oklahoma A. & M.
Missouri conference titleholder. Sc
A last night and today was an
8-5 favorite over ColOrado's Golden
Buffaloes. The Bluffs were pressed
to the limit to win their semi-final
tilt. 48-47. from New York Univer-
SitV.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
ADAiR ANNEXES
TOP HONORS IN
PISTOL SHOOT

Members of the Yuma Imperial
Valley Peace Officers Association
and civilians competed at the q
S. immigration range north OF this
city Sunday in a series Of pistol
competitions characterized by a
record breaking attendance. De-
spite a high west wind, confess
tants were so numerous that it
was necessary to shoot four re-
lays in the various trophy and
medal events.
Norman Adair, Yuma civilian,
and Arizona state pistol cham
pion, won first honors in the Glass
A. grand aggregate. with F. V.
Ackley. El Centro police. 2nd. and
Dee Kessee. Imperial county sher-
ifs department, 3rd.
Winners in other matches were
as follows:
CLASS B-Grand Aggregate-W.
G. Pearce Gmmigration). lst: o.
]. Ballentyne 1mmig9 2nd.: J. D.
Townsend Gmmig) 3rd.
CLASS C-Grand Aggregate-R.
Coler Gmmig) first; w. F. Moo
ney Gmmig) second; L. T. Burse
Qmmig) third.
CLASS A Grand Aggregate -
(Civilianl Jerry Robertson tEC),
first: Herb Holt (EC) second; Bob
Tackett CEC) Bird.
CLASS b, Grand Aggregate Civ
iIian)-Fuzzy Davis tES) first; j.
D. Massesini IEC) second; j. Black
CYuma) third.
CLASS C-Grand Aggregate Civ
Han)-Clyde Lott tEC Fireman.
first; w. T. Reed (EC) second; R.
Y. Parker (EC) third.
CLASS A-National Course Med
als)-W. S. Heating. jra (EC Police
first.
CLASS B-NatiOnal Course Med
aIs)-R. Williams (EC) first.
CLASS C-National Course Med
als)-C. c. Smith (EC) first.
LADIES MEDAL SHOOT-SlOw
Fire-AIiss Lucille Nice lEC) first;
Mrs. H. c. Pearce (EC) second;
Mrs. Lula Tackett CEC) third.
TROPHY WINNERS - Norman
r Adair. Grand Aggregate; Dee
Kessee. National Course; F. v
Ackley, Police Course; Jerry Rob
ertson. Army L. Course; Lucille
Nice, Ladies Slow-Fire.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
Sherwood Girls
Start Practice
For Ball Season

Sherwood's feminine softball
team opened first practice sessions
at the city park diamond Monday
night and will continue preps
throughout the week. according to
Bean Stewart, manager of the
club. --.=
All girls interested in playing
softball are urged to try out for
the team. Stewart said. Practice
starts at $50. The park is located
behind the El Centro swimming
pool.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
RRAWLEY HIGH
OPENS TRACK
SEASON FRIDAY

Brawley high schools track and
field team, opening it first major
track championship attempt, will
meet Yuma high in Yuma on Fri
day
The Northenders, who have not
seriously threatened in track COM
petition for several years, will send
strong cinder squad into action
this season.
An interclass meet at the Wild
cat institution will be completed
this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
DelOzier Meets
BOttlerS WedneS.

Delozier Furniture cagers We'd
nesday night will tackle the Bot
tier quintet in the Ell Centre high
school gymnasium in the first game
of the weekly doubleheader.
General Petroleum will tackle
20-30 club cagers in the second
game of the nights play.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
LOUIS, THOMAS OPEN
TRAINING FOR BOUT

CHICAGO. Mar. Is. (UP)-Heavy-
weight Champion Joe Louis and
Challenger Harry Thomas opened
training in the same loop gymna-
SUM today for the title bout at the
stadium April l.
Thomas appeared briefly yester-
day, limberei up on the light bag
and when he finished said he al
ready was in top condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
RevOlta. Picard Near
FOur-Ball Championship

MIAMI. Fla, Mar. l5 tUP) =
Johnny Revolta and Henry Picard
today were two short steps from
their fourth straight international
four ball golf title as they teed off
against Willie Goggin and Ben
Hogan in the semi-finals.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
L0yOla Wins
10, in Perfect
Baseball Game

LOS ANGELES, Mar. Is. CUP)-
Jack Townsend of Lovola University
today pitched a no-hit. no-run
victory over Compton junior college.
10. The winning run was scored
on a two-base hit by McNeal and
a single by Schult in the fifth
inning.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
INTRA-CLASH GAME
SLATED FOR SOX

SARASOTA, Fla, March IS. tUP)
Manager Joe Cronin planned TO
put his young Boston Red Sox
pitching candidates through nine
inning intra-cmb game today. Cron-
in yesterday worked his hurlers
for more than five hours. practic-
ing bunts. throwing to bases. and
covering first.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
pGA CHAMPIONSHIPS
TO BE PLAYED IN JULY

SARASOTA, Fla, Mar. Is. up
George R. Jacobus, president of the
Professional Golfers Association of
America. announced tC1ay that the
1888 PGA championship will be
played at the Shawnee country club,
Shawnee Delaware, Pa, July
l0-l6.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
First Round
Play in Tennis
Meet Completed

First round play in the Brawley
singles tennis tournament was vir-
tually complete Tuesday despite
high wind that kept many netters
off the courts last Sunday.
Play will be resumed next Sun
day on the Brawley courts.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
ATHLETICS SEEK REVENGE
OVER JERSEY CITY

LAFAYETTE, La. Mar. 70. tUPl
Connie Mack will bring his Phil
adelphia Athletics here seeking re-
venge on the Jersey City Giants OF
the international league. he minor
league farm club of the New York
Giants won a 1874 decision yester-
day and handed The AS their fourth
setback in five exhibition starts.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15

UIItItN UVN III NV u n 4t'e7'
month. DiMaggio is working out
with the San Francisco Seals.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March
Is. CUP-The St. Louis Cardinals,
defeated in two of three exhibition
starts. will meet less stern oppoSi-
ton today i-s- the long bearded
House OF David nine. The Cards
took a rs humping from Casey
Stengel's Boston Bees yesterday
after splitting a pair with the Yam
KEGS over the weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
RALLY GIVES BEARS
rs VICTORY

LOS ANGEL LES, Mar. Is. CUP)-
A 4-run rally in the eighth gave
the California Golden Bears base
ball tea a 7-5 victory over their
brothers of the University of Cali
fcrnia at Los Angeles yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Mar. Is OUPD -
Hens, Leghoriss, : u 34 lb IL,
Hens, Leghorns, 3 to lbs 49,. I6o
Hens, Leghorns, over lb -. 17C
Hens, 3A TO 4 I1s. .......... pa
Hens, over 4 lbs. ........... PC
Broilers. over ! up TO IL los e.. 2Uc
Broilers, over l up 10 IA lbs. e..
2EIbs.......,.. 26c
Fryers, 2h up 10 80 lbs .... l6c
Fryers, c0lOred over ) 4 lbs .. l9c
Poasters sDfl pOn>. ,furi than
Rocks. 3 y lbs. and up ....... 23C
Barred Rocks over 4 lbs. ...... 23r
- dSs 'N'
old Roosters .................. lie
Ducklings. over AZ lbs. ...... 18c
Ducklings, under AZ lbc -. 15c
Old Ducks .......... ....... lie
Y0s1s Tom turkey. Is is lbs. to ,oo
Young tom turkeys. over is lbs 19c
Hen Turkeys, 9 lbs and up . PIC
Old Tom Turkeys ........ 16c
Old Hen Turkeys ........... 1Sc
Squads, II lbs. per doz. and up. .2Sc
Capons, uuder 24t
Capons, lbs. and up ..... Csc
Rabbits, No. l white pig lbs g.. 11c
Rabbits, mixed colors .......; 12c
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
Seattle Indians Need
Four Wins Over Oakland;
Play in BrawIey Today

Seattle Indians Ell Centros spring training club will
launch campaign to win the valley training camp cham
pionshp this week in four games against the Oakland
Oaks of Brawley The Oaks hold two victories the
Indians as result the Tribe must sweep the games
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
GoWDY DIES FROM INJURIES

PHILADELPHIA. Mar. Is. CUP)
Herman Hank GoWiy. %. Negro
light heavyweight. died last night
OF a cerebral confusion suffered
Friday in a bout with Buddy Paul.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Hogs CSC, including 472 direct,
steady. grain fed and locals 9.36-
10.
Cattle 600, fairly active. steady
TO 15c higher, medium steers 7.65-
IT'S. few plain steers $50, feeders
7O cows 5.25-6.1O. cutter AS, few
stock bulls 5.-5.75. Calves 200.
steady. choice vealers quoted 10
70 so. Few calves 1850.
sheep one. good woOied lambs
aa1ofed 9-g26.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
Markets At
A Glance
ny United PRESS

stocks strong and moderately ac-
tive
Ronds higher and fairly active
curb stocks firm.
Foreign exchange lower; French
franc recoVers from u year low,
Cotton firm.
Wheat 3 10 e cent higher; corr
u to y higher
Rmhher steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
Long Session

Fuzzy Davis, Grady Mitchell and
Jerry Bennett, E. Centro Fire De-
partment, won the three-man team
trophy shoot The smoke eaters
were sponsored by the California
Highway Patrol.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
Cehrig Arrives i'm
Camp; Cardinals
Lose to Boston g

ST PETERSBURG, Fla, March 15 (UP)-First Base
man Lou Gehrig will arrive at the New York Yankee
training camp today leaving hodout Joe DiMaggio the
lone absentee Jacob Rupert here yesterday
and immediately declared he would not the $4,000 he
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
L. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES, Mar. Is UPJ
Trading slowed up somewhat from
the moderate movement on Mon
day. Receipts Of most vegetables
were moderate 10 liberal with the
market generally about steady. Ar
tochokes were higher and lettuce
weaker. Fruits continued plentiful
and dull.
Artichokes: Arroyo Grande ASS
s2.25-$2 so; sos mostly $3.50; 72s
S2.-S2.25 Guadalupe ass and SOS
mostly $2.25. 72S sI75-$2; 96S 81
Aspara gus: local loose ex fey 30
23c. fey small 13-15c. Tips 10c. I'm
perial Valley fancy regal 25c, re
gal zoe std 16S special 12-13c.
ID. PuebIas few lie. spinks Csc.
buttons 7-8c ID.
Bunched vegetables; per crt.
beets 25-40c. Carrots best 4O-5Oc
Dixon 40-5Oc. Green onions 90-$l. ,
leeks 60-75c. Mustard Assoc. Par
sley 40-60c. Radishes small red so
75c. Spinach 75-90c. Turnips 25-
Cabbage: local cannonball 25-4Oc
Red cabbage 5O-75c. SAVOY 25-40c
CaulifloWer: local pearl type best
40-5Oc. Guadalupe 40-45c crate.
Cucumbers: dollhouse San Diego
co flats ex fey S2.75; choice Sl.5O
Eggplant: COachella Valley lugs
Stops good quality S1.65-$1 IS, 12S
81 50-S1 so, inland Stops $1.50; l2S
S1.35: Borego holdovers 8 l2S S115
S1.25, les 1851.
Lettuce: Imperial Valley dry pck
doz 81 50-$1 65 IS $1.-$1.25 Yuma
doz best Sl.75-$185 SIS $1.4O-$1 SO
Onions: Idaho and Oregon yellow
/ Us. medium 1.25-S1.35; Idaho
white globes mediums mostly S1.5O
Calf and Oregon boilers S1.75-$2
Peas: Coachella Valley pole best
| u Sc. Santa Barbara bush best
| Y SC. San Diego co pole best 9i2-
| I0c. San Pedro best 4-5c. Imperial
Valley best y &c. 45-lb. crates I'm
perial Valley S2S5-S3.
| Tomatoes: imperial Valley and
| INLAND crates Stops $135-$1 so; l2S
| Sl25-S 81 -35: 4x5S S1.-S1.15: 5x5S and
| 5x6S S1.15-Sl.25; 6x7S 1851. 7x8s
| 50-75c. Mostly 6O-65c 8x9S 4O-50c.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
CRASH FAliS TO
INJURE BALL PLAYERS

orlando, Fla. March Is. tUP)
Buddy Myer and Monte Weaver,
veteran members OF the Washing
ton baseball club, were not injured
yesterday when their automobile
slid into a truck. Pitcher Weaver,
who was driving, started to pass
the truck which Unexpectedly at
tempted to turn to the left.
Long Session
SAN BERNARDINO, Cal. Mar.
Is. CUP)-The Pittsburgh Pirates
continued spring training here to-
day after the longest session so far
this season. With all player on
the field, Manager Pie Traynor
drilled the Pirates for four hours
, yesterday under clear skies The
moundsmen were reported round
ing into condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
L. A. BANKS
FLAX

LOS ANGELES. Mar. IS CUP) -
Transamerica ............. 1O-lOh
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15
L. A. GRAINS
l.. A. Hay

Los ANGELES. Mar. Is tUPl
.. $. No. .....--...... slee.e0
&. s. No. leafy ........ $l5.OO-l5.5 81
Il. s. No. and mixed ...... Sl4.O0
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15

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Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-15

Our Friendly Credit Plan
fits every pocketbook. You
can buy one tire or q full
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russing Investigations.
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Omen a 30-ddy
Charge account
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-15
Entertainment For
Fnremen's Ball
Kept Secret

It's a secret. Only two people
know and they won't tell. They
are c. c. Ferguson and @. Bennett,
members of the entertainment COM
mittee for the Firemen's Ball, and
the entertainment is the secret.
Ferguson and Bennett took a
special trip to Los Angeles to choose
the entertainment for the Goth an
nual Firemen'S party to be held
Saturday in Veterans Memorial hall.
They found the entertainment they
like best and all they will say is
that it will last for so minutes and
it's the best there is.
Elaborate plans have been made
for the hall decorations which will
follow the theme of Washington S
birthday. Members of the COM
mittees in charge expect about 1900
guests to attend the affair.
The famous buffet supper which
has been served from II pm. to
l am. for 90 consecutive years, will
be served according TO custom.