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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-03
MAGYAR NEi3INT
.KASSh, ljneVAR!..
Nagyarorszag yisszakapta a
fontosabb felf0ldi varosokat
POzsony kivetelevel. A meme
lex nem engedik Karpataljat

Sziikszavu becsi jelentes see
rint a csehszlovakoknak no
vember 10-ig at kell adni Ma
gyarorszagnak kozel 1900
negyzet kilometernyi regi ma
gyar foldet, amelyet 20 evig
bitoroltak es annak k0zel
100000 lakosa visszakeriil
magyar testvereihez.
A jelentes szerint Ersekuj-
var, Galanta, Komarom, Par
kanynana, Leva, Rozsnyo, Nun
kacs, Beregszasz, Ungvar, es
f6keppen Kassa, a Rakczi va
ros ismet magyar lesz.
A d0ntest Becsben az olasz
es nemet kuliigyminiszterek
hoztak, miutan meghallgattak
a magyar es csehszlovak kill
ugyminiszterek eloadasat.
Pozsonyt mem iteltek oda
Magyarorszagnak minden igaz-
sag ellenere. A nemetek ra-
gaszkodtak ahhoz, hogy a
mindinkabb naziva atvedlett
Chesszlovakianak okvetlen van
sziiksege egy kik0tore a Dunan.
Ugyancsak a nemetek aka
dalyoztak meg a Karpatalja
teljes visszacsatolasat Magyar
orszaghoz. De a ruten fold deli
resze, a fontos Ungvar, Bereg-
szasz es Munkacs varosokkal
viszakerul. A nemetek ugyanis
fent akarjak startani AIT a kes-
keny, csaknem kizarolag he
eyes es erd6s savot, amely
Csehszlovahat osszekoti Roma
NAVAL IS eket kepez Magyar
orszag es Lengyelorszag k0-
zott. A magyar kormany meg
mindig k0veteli, hogy ezen a
reszen Is az egesz meg vissza
mem csatolt felvideken nepsza-
vazas d0nton, hogy a lakossag
hova kiYan tartozni.
Vesszen Trianon! Mem, mem,
Soha! Mindent vissza Magyar
orszagnak!
Legk0zelebh jonnek maid az
olahok, akik siettek nazi mod
ra diktaturava Atalakulni. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-03
SOKKAL JOBBAIN
MEeY A MUNKA
A heten mar 63 szazalekOs az
acelgyarak iizeme. A j0vO
heten IS szazalek IeSz

Megirtuk jo el6re, hogy ok
t6ber vegere, november elejere
sokkal jobb munkaviszonyok
varhatok es joslasunk betelje-
sedett. A heten mar 63 szaza-
lekos volt a keriilet acel ter
melese es a jov6 heten, ami
kor a Sheet & Tube Bessemer
is dolgozni fog, IS szazalekos
lesz a termeles.
Az Ohio Works open hearth
telepe teljes er6vel dolgozik, a
Bessemer is jobban megy. A.
Republic Bessemer rs szazal6-
kos er6vel megy. A kilatasok
az ev hatralevo reszere eleg
jonak mondhatok. Ra is fer
mar a munkasra egy kis Ike
reset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-03

teEintetben naegerdenaH a meg
DdlaSstdst. Ket ssendtor jel0lt-
re ssdDashdt es a nldsiEnak
Frank Mills Jr., ismert Gslet-
enabert ajdnljuk a Republikd-
mas ticketen. Mills, akinek
automobil jdvito es felssere-
lesi dslete pan Youngstown
ban, Nilesban lakik.
A nyOlc dllan1i keppisel6 (rep
resentGtiUe) jel0lt k0gdI aidnl-
juk William Glass mostani
kepDisel6t a DennOkratd tickle
ten. Glass beDdndoroIt ssul6k
gyermeke. Rekordjd jo es meg
erdenali az ujb6H megvdlass-
tds. Ugydncsdk ajd,lljalk
Joll1, ]. Buckley Jr. ismert
ugyvedet ssinten a Denaokrata
'ticketen, mig a republikdnusok
kOsGI a mi pdl1sstdSu1ak Wade
Christy esredesre es Earl Haet-
nerre esik. Claristy kivdlo en-
ber,y jd ssolgdlt mint megyel
Rconaissdyials. Haetner isnaert
dggDed es jo kepDisel6 uolt
anaikor ssolgdlt nadr a t0rDens
hosdsban. Tehdt a uegy dlds-
rG Eet Dena0kratdt es ket Re-
publikdnust ajdnljunk, mert
DeIenaenyiink sseri7at es a negg
sSolgdlna legjobban a naegye
ad6tiset6inek erdekeit Colatna.
busbGn.
A county auditor (megye1
ssdmUev6) dlldsra nyugodt le-
lekkeI 0jdnljuk George W.
Jones Jr.-t, a jelenlegi helyet-
tes auditort a Republicans
ticEeten. Es az dllds re1dkiDiil
fontos az ad6fiset6kre nesve
Annak j6 betOltSsehez Macy ta-
7losstdlat Ss isnaeret kell. Es
naindea tekintetben meg van
Jonesbd7, dki IL eUuel egel6tt
kerdlt az acel gydrb6l a me-
gyei ssdmveD6 hiDatalba es
lgyessegeuel es ssorgalmdual
teldOlgozta naagdt. clientele fl
dt1l enaber, dki elIe7ss mines ki-
togds csGk az, hOgy mem bi,
ennek a font0s hiDatalnak ue-
setesehes elegend6 tapasstnlat-
tai. SsaDasson 1ainde71ki Jones
ra, a neUe a sz1uaz6 ceduIdn
a nsds0dik hGsdb0n legaIul t1-
Mlhdt6. Tegyen keresstet az q
neDe ele.
A t0bbi .dsld sldsot7,dI mi Repub-
lilcdnusOkra tOgunk ssap1sni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-03
A PRO HUNCARIA
TART0T7
Ajandekokkal leptek meg ta-
vozo eln0kiiket 0zv. Mih6k
SandOrnet

A Pro Hungaria Youngstown
osztaly tagjai es jobaratai egy
kellemes este kereteben bucsuz-
tax el tavozo elnokn6jiikt6l,
ozv. Mihok Sandornetol.
A tagok boldogsagot kivan-
va vi hazassagahoz egy sep
ajandekkal leptek meg volt ell
n0kn6jiiket, aki konnyes SEEM
mel bucsuzott el az Egyesiilet-
t6l, melynek sok even keresz-
till buzgo vezet6je volt.
e e e
A Pro Hungaria vezet6sege
keri tagjait, hogy hetf6n, nov.
Ten este jojjenek gyiilesre a
Keith-Albee epiiletbe. A gyii-
lessen programot dolgozunk XII,
S a tisztikar vi beosztasat tar
gyaljuk meg. Minden tag tart
sa k0telessegenek, hogy. a gyii-
lessen megjelenjen, inert csak
a tagok teljes szamanak resi-
vetelevel lehet valarni cred
menyt folmutatni.
A TISZTIKAR
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-03
a KET TISZTIKAR

Nagyvarad, Kolozsvar, Szat-
mar, Arad, Temesvar magyar
varosok lesznek nlindig. Eppen
olyan jogunk van hozzajuk.
mint Kassahoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-03

A Republicans tiketen az
iden ket igazan kival6 ferfiu
vezet. John w. Bricker, a Re
publikanus kor1nanyzo jelolt
nagyon megfelelne az Ohio al
lam haztartasanak rendbeho-
zatalara. Robert A. Taft, a Re-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-03
l. SEklE. n \ Z <

M Kedden q DdL1SStdst 1r-
ndkh0s jdrul Ohio dllan pol
gdrsdgd, hogy negudlasssd ia
nudrban Eezd6d6 ket evre az
dlIanai f6tisstvisel6ket, k0stdk
q kornadnysdt, megudbasssoaa
egg ssovets6gi ~. 81 szend-
tort, kongresssm1neket, lit
Mdhoning es Trunaballl me-
gyeEben Eet dlIan1i ssendtort,
Mahoning naegyeben nsgy dl'a
mi t0rDenyhosdsi kepviseIot,
egg megyei commissioner es
egg megyei county auditor.
Ast nindenki tudjd, hogy a
mi lapu'ak naindig tiiggetlen
republitdnus p0lt es ma is az.
Mint lapnak jogu'1k uan ue-
lemenyInket nyilDdnitani meg
dkk0r is ha az t1Idn mem egye-
elk az oluas6E tetsseseDel. Mem
mondjuk senkinek sem, hogy
nainket k0vessen. Mi a pelenae-
7ayanket n1ondjuk meg mem is
Gnyira pdrt political alapon,
hanem i1akdbb ssenaelyes ta-
p1sstalatok aldpjdn a jeJol-
tekkeI.
DGcdrG dnnak, hogy Repub-
likdnus0k UGgyu7ak, meg sem
1jdnIu1ak straight Republilcd-
nus SsnDasdst.
Mint Repubilkdnusok AEON
ban ajdnljuk kornadnys6uGk
John w. Brickert asert is, inert
ninden tekintetben Dan olyan
jo ember, mint denaOkrdtG el-
lenfele. Bricker mem U1gy0nos
ember, clientele gnsdGg ember.
Bricker negy eu alatt mint
attorney general bebisonyitot-
to-, hogyan lehet az dIlam leg
f6bb jogdssdnak (dLansi TO-
dgyess) iroddjdt gaSdasdgoSdn
yesetni, nem ugy mint a je-
lenlegi Denaokrata attorney ge-
neral, aki negdupldzta a hiva-
tai kjdddS1it eS mem Ueges
0lyan munkdt. Bricker re-
kordja kitd1a6. Nekdnk ni1acs
kifogdsu7,k SaaDyer ellen sem
de naiDeI egyenileg nindkett6
megfelel6 le7ane, mi tennessee
tesen a Republikdnust pdrtol-
juk.
A jelenlega Den1okratd GttOr-
neg general, Mr., Duffy, telje-
sen aItaluatians erre a fontos
dlIdsra. Nemcsdk ss6rja al
adotiset6k penset, de tivere.
mex, oki ssinten ugyDed, soh
gsiros pert ss fjogi dgyet jut-
tat, amib6l bnsds j0vedelnae1
sseres. Eek a vddak 7,yiltdn
hGngsOtt1k Ell ellene hdt1tnlas
amerikai aadpilapok hasdbjain
tenykepes bisonyitekoEkal. Mr.
Duffy a DddGkdt soha sem CD
tolta meg. A hiDat0lt mem q
Ddldsst6k, hnnem sdjdt erdeke
sserint pege.i. Mem erdenal
meg az ujboH naegDdJasstdst
A Denaokratdk is sajdt erde
kIkben cseIeEsseneE, hd "splt
tolnak" 6s as attorney genera
dlIdSrG Thomas J. Herbert
Republicans jeloltre adjdk u
ssdvasGtukGt.
A jelenIegi egyebb Demok.
rata f6tisztyisel6k nadSodik ter.
minusuknt Eerik es niuel hiud-
tail tisstsegdket n1egfelel6en
t0lt0ttek be, nfacs ok elleuiih
Ss1D1zai. -
A kongresss1gsi dIldsTn d ma
gyarsdg dltdl jol isnaert ket je'
I0lt k0zt dill a hare. A Repub.
Iikdnus jel0lt w. P. Barnun
neDes y0u71gstoao1si Igyved e.
uolt t0ruenysseki bro, nki soh
naGgyar711k ddott pOLgdr leve-
let naindig meltdnyolva, hogs
egy n1u1alcds ember mem tnnul-
hat meg t0keletesen angolul
Tuddsdndl Is kepess6genSl fog
"a kitii7,6 liberals kopgresss1.
81 kepDisel6 le1aae.
mike" Kir1oGn, a jelenIeg1
Dena0kr1ta congressman pc
di0 SS6ntQLGnSSOr bebiSOl1i.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11
Notes on Vaueyites
VARIED ACTIVITIES
OCCUPY BRAWLEY

weekend with their son who at
tends a coast military academy.
J. C. Andrews Dean of Wood
bury'S college spoke at the high
school and Junior college assembly
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Derrick
have as their house guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Fay Hamlin of Utah.
Mrs. Fred Lewis was hostess to
members of the Christian Ladies
Aid last week at pot luck lunch
con. Attending were Mesdames
Mary E. Pike. Bud Hensley. E. A.
Ray, Ira Bentley, B. A. Burton. j.
H. Ferguson. R. N. Ramey. c. A.
Garbard. E. j. Richey, George
Wells. Jim Potter, E. R. Kielgass,
John Robertson, d. w. ProebStel,
Floyd Brown. Frank Montana,
Everett Smith, r. w. Tabor, Ray
mond Bell and F.. L. Hoffmeister.
Members of BraWley chapter,
National Business and Profession
al Women's club met at the home
of Mrs. Frank Raney last week.
Miss Evelyn Shank and Mrs. Fal-
ice Galpin spoke. Reports were
given on the district convention in
San Bernardino. The Brawley
chapter was represented by Eve
lyn Johnson, Jane Verbeck, Mer-
cedes Wilson, Eva Burris and Nor
ma Edgar.
Mrs. Don O'BlenesS was hostess
when members of her club met
last week for bridge. Attending
were Mesdames Frank Burris, Ce-
ell Bradford. j. L. Warren. T. R.
Peterson. Ted Kipf, Leo O'Brien,
George Lucas and Gus Montgom-
cry Prizes were won by Mrs. Klpt
and MIS-. Warren.
Mrs. Graham Elmore was guest
0f honor when Mrs. Harvey A
Hastain entertained in the occa-
sion of her birthday, iWth a lunch
con. Covers were laid for the hon.
ored and MeSdames l.. H. Beason,
Bob Elmore. Joe Hoover, Harvey
E. Hastain and children Betty and
Harry.
Following the patriotic theme
and observing the birthday Of
Abraham Lincoln the Woman's
Community club held their Feb
ruary bridge party last week. Prizes
were awarded Mrs. Quay Smith,
Mrs. Dave Goodrich and Mrs. w.
E. Wyeth for high scores in con-
tract and Mrs. Ted Manner played
high in auction. Hostesses for the
affair were Mesdames Lawrence
C'Connell. j. R. Hollingsworth, P.
f. Palmer, Ralph Buffers, Hobart
Johnston, T. B. Shank, Fred VAN
der Linden and Miss Catherine Nc
Cortney.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11
MRS. HOOBER,
I'LL, BETTER
CAIIPATRIA NOTES

CALIPAIRlA NOIES
Mrs. c. o. Hoober, who has been
quite i'll at her home near Cali
patria, is much improved.
William Corn, j. w. Hall and
Howard Hall are in Los Angeles for
few days visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baird were
dinner guests Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Damon Ellis in
BraWley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Noble were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Maurice
Cramer in CaleXico Sunday.
Mrs. H. j. Ingram, Mrs. r. L.
Sperry and Mary Helen Huey at
tended the meeting of the OAR.
in Brawley Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Wilson drove
up to Idylwild Sunday to see the
SNOW.
Mrs. Cecil Clouse and Mrs. Ray
mond Rose returned from a trip
to Los Angeles Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. d. d. Brownell re-
turned Monday from Los Angeles
where they visited Brownell'S father
who was quite i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Sperry drove
to san Diego Saturday for visit
with Sperry's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Spelry.
Billy Young, Geraldine Young and
Doris Reedy drove to Idylwild Sun
day.
Mrs. w. J. Young was hostess to
the Wednesday bridge club this
week. Present were Mrs Herbert
Reedy, Mrs. M. J. Augenstein. Mrs.
j. G.. Writ, Mrs. Harrison Martin,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11
COAST VISITOR
AT IMPERIAL
IMPERIAL NOTES


Jack Foster is now employed in
Lincoln's grocery store. Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster are from San Diego
and are spending the winter in the
valley.
Junior Burke of Los Angeles is
spending a few days visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F. F.. Seibert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Carter are
spending a week in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Preble re-
turned from San Diego Wednesday
evening after spending the day
there on business
Miss Marian Belford, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Belford.
has returned to Imperial to spend
the rest of the winter with her
parents
Fred Salomen of FL Centre visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Salomen, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. F.. Burt of Los
Angeles spent the past weekend
with the Paul Mackeys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sears and
family recently returned from Win
terhaven where they resided for the
last year. They are on the Mike
Salomen ranch north of Imperial
Kenneth Owens is able to go back
to school now after being confined
to his home with a severe cold. He
Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Owens.
Friends of Leroy league will
be glad to hear that he is improv-
Ing nicely after a case of SMALLPOX.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11
Manager Returns
From Convention

Guy G. Beynon, manager here
for the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance company, returned to Ell Gen.
tro Thursday from New York.
where he attended the company's
annual managers convention
The convention was highlighted
by a report that the company
established an all-time worlds rec
ord during 1887, when it had on
its books the greatest amount of
insurance ever issued by one COM
pany, Beynon said. At the end Of
the year the company had 43,600, 1854
policies outstanding for a total of
s22, ,534, ,O93 ,698, representing insur-
ance to 90 million persons.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Quay Smith will
resume their studies at U.CL.A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eulberg. Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Brown. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Sweeney enjoyed the
snow in Laguna mountains sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Putyear are
the parents of a baby girl. born
Feb. . The child has been named
Ernie Gayle. The mother Is the
sion of her birthday. with a lunch
Mrs. H. J. Escher was hostess
when members and friends of All
Saints Episcopal guild met last
week. The organization voted to
become an auxiliary, affiliated
with the national organization of
Episcopal women. The afternoon
was spent in sewing and Mrs. w.
G. La Berge was honored with a
shower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Palmer went
to Los Angeles over the weekend.
Mrs. Irwin Green is in Los An
geleS visiting her daughter Miss
Jane Green who attends U. S. c.
Mrs. Jack Rumsey formerly OF
this city but now living in Long
Beach. visited at the home of her
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
nard RumSey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon SueSs have
gone to Los Angeles to spend the
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11

Mrs. Fred Wall was pleasantly
surprised when Mr.. and Mrs. Y.
H. Bergstedt entertained in honor
of her birthday recently. Bridge
was played with prizes going to
Mr. and Mrs. Earl HeatWole, Mrs.
Carl Miller and George Schwegal.
Attending were MeSsrs. and Mes
danes Albert Dreasher, Carl NIL
Ter. Earl Heatwole. William Sui
linS. Bud Boggust, George Schwe-
gal: Mrs. John Stanley and the
hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stone for
merly of BraWley but now living
in Los Angeles are spending
few DAYS here visiting friends.
Brent and Quay Smith jr who
have been visiting their parents
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11
CALIFORNIA AUTOS
GREATER THAN N. Y.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. IL. (UP)-
Statistics compiled by the state
motor vehicle department today re-
vealed California's automobile regis
tration during 1887 exceeded that
of New York by 1858 cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11
SAVE ALL WAYS!

You buy, practically with the
advantage of Cash in your
hand" when we are behind YOU
in an Auto purchase. Our Auto
Financing let's you buy what and
where you want. No need of
taking any Car just because the
Terms are easy" You buy For
CASH." Cash We provide!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11
BRAWLEY NOTES

A Valentine party was held by
members Of the Pastors Aid of the
First Presbyterian church Thurs
day afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETI-
TON FOR PROBATE
OF WILL

Foh
OF WILL
No. 1850
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
In the Matter of the Estate of
JENNIE WILSON BEAL,
Decea cd.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Petition of Anita Veale Robbins
for probate of will of Jennie Wilson
Beal, deceased, and for the issuance
of Letters OF Administration with
ill-anneXed thereon to Anita Veale
Robbins will be heard at 200 o'clock
PM on Friday. February 25th, 1888
at the court room of Department
of the Superior Court of the STATE
Cf California. in and for the COun-
ty o. Imperial
DATED: February 10. 1898.
w. j. McCLELLANp
County Clerk
BY CITHA LAMSON,
Denutv Clerk
FLEMING d ROBBINS. Attorneys
for Petitioner. 1921 les Angel
Stock Exchange Bldp. $50 South
Spring Street. Los Angelo, Cali
fornia
r. ll-22 incl
NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETi-
TION FOR PROBATE OF
FOREIGN WILL
No. 1851
I'M THE CIrDEpIOp rOTTDT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
In the Matter of the Estate of
MARY F. w. WILSON
Decea"ed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Petition of Anita Veale Robin"
for probate of foreign will OF Mary
F. w. Wilson. deceased, and for the
issuance Of Letters Of Administra-
ton with Twill ill-anneXed thereon r.
Anita Veale Robbins will be heard
ut 200 o'clock PM on FRIDAY.
February 25th, 1893, at the court
room of Department OF the Su-
perior Court of the State Of Cali
fornia, in and for the County of
Imperial,
DATED: February N 1893
w. j. McCLELLAND
County Clerk
BY CITHA LAMSON
Deputy Clerk
FLEMING & ROBBINS, Attorneys
for Petitioner, ll2l Los Angeles
Stock Exchange Bldg, 639 South
Spring Street, Los Angeles, Cali
fornia
+. 1l-22 incl
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11

Mrs. E. l.. Becker, Mrs. Joe Bailey
and Mrs c. A. Sperry. Mrs. Bailey
received high score and Mrs. Augen-
stein, consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Butler of inland
have recovered from smallpox and
Butler is driving the school bus
again.
Mrs. E. l.. Hiteman has been
teaching one of the overflow"
rooms at the INLAND school.
Seniors of Calipatria Union high
school drove to Idylwild last week
end for ditch day, returning Mon
day. Charles Huey, Mrs. Guy
Wood, Mrs. Helen Kuns and Mrs.
Ray wilkinson accompanied them.
Mrs. F.. A. Nutbrown is reported
quite i'll at her home here.
Mrs. E. l.. Becker gave the first
of a series of progressive luncheons
sponsored by the Women's club.
Her guests we're Mrs l.. A. Wal
strom, Mrs. Harold Hoffman and
Mrs. Wiley Manning.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11
EX-CLIPPER TO BE
SOLD AT AUCTION

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Feb. IL.
(UP)-The naughty star of
Scotland, one of the fast clippers
that We'd for valuable oriental car
go, will be sold at auction Monday
for delinquent taxes of $17040. The
vessel now is demasted and is used
as fishing barge off Santa Moni-
ca.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Suess have
gone to Los Angeles to spend the
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11

Mrs. c. o. Hoober, who has been
quite i'll at her home near Cali
patria, is much improved.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11
Hand block designs
Full so inches Uide
-ExcLuSiUe nelU patterns

Heavy linen draperies on tan grounds
with large handsome floral designs
full SO inches wide fast colors to
make fine curtains.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11
Also English Musli,,s

Rich multicolor designs and large
wide spaced florals in these twill and
satine weave cretonnes exclusive
new patterns.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11

-RUFFLED BATH ROOM
room curtains-Here in shades
and patterns to match the
shower curtains at 2.89 pr.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11

.Ecru Cotton Mesh Nets in wide mesh
designs d. ready in both Ecru and
at 35c to 98c yard. Choose
these for new curtains.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-11

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Derrick
have as their house guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Fay Hamlin of Utah.
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These attractive floral de-
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Fast colors and very serViceable
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William Corn, j. w. Hall and
Howard Hall are in Los Angeles for
few days visiting relatives and
friends.
The Washington times., 1938-04-23
Little Books
La BOhen0e'

1.-THE Charm Of La Boheme,"
Viennese film based on the PUG
cini opera and starring Jan
Kiepura and Marta Eggerth,
will be the next attraction at
the Little Theater.
This production, which comes
to the Capital after an extended
run in New York city, presents
counterparts of the operas
characters enacting the story in
its original locales with an
opera house as the scene Of the
finale.
In addition to the most popu-
lar Of the Puccini music, sew.
eral original songs are pre-
sented.
Jan Kiepura, who has divided
his activity between motion pic
lures and the leading opera
houses Of the world, was the
sensation Of the spring season
at the Metropolitan.
He brings to the film not
only a stirring voice but also
experience in several foreign
made screen efforts which have
won him recognition as q Spir-
tied, effective actor.
The Washington times., 1938-04-23

and her husband go to work on
the case, striving on different
theories and clues.
Sally has a Dulcy.like way Of
laundering into the right track,
her more scientific husband, Bill,
following the accepted police
practices.
Perhaps the funniest sequence
finds Sally as a murder sus-
pect, being subjected to a head
quarters rd-degree. She proves
too much for the hard-boiled de-
tectives, melts them down, while
she preserves her usual calm
dumbness.
Because the script has worked
in a number Of ingenious tricks,
the plot is invariably interest
ing. even when 1t becomes in.
volved. The comedy is unusually
fresh, although it does resort to
the hoary old male underwear
technique for few of its
laughs.
Joan Blondell fits smoothly
the role of a dumb HaWkshaw,
is pleasantly balanced by the
more subdued acting Of Melvyn
Douglas. There is tip-top sup
port from Mary Aston, Thurston
Hall, Tomm.' Dugan, Frances
Drake, Jerome Cowan and Les
ter Matthews.
Production Manager Harry
Anger uncovers some new
The Washington times., 1938-04-23

with their familiar and time
tested patter. They are a happy
reminder Of the vanished two.
a-day period. Assisting them
with the Glowing and further
ing the cause with a few dance
routines are Phil Shaw and
True York.
Novak and Fay provide some
comedy with their psuedo-tum-
bling act while Robinson and
Martin, assisted by Lillian Daw.
son, render some songs and
dances that are more than all
right.
On the screen, Battle Of
Broadway" features Victor Nc.
Laglen, Brian Donlevy, and
Louise Hovick. The goings-on
concern last years invasion Of
Manhattan by the American
Legion.
PURE SLAPSTICK
McLagler1 and Donlevy are q
pair of Legionnai1es who con-
tinue to wage a Flagg- Quirt feud
20 years after the European I'm
pleasantnesS. In an effort to
prevent their present boss son
tying up with a Broadway show.
girl, they cross swords with Miss
Hovick-as delectable an eyeful
as ever was.
It's pure slap-stick and there
are some genuine and hearty
laughs scattered throughout the
robust proceedings.
Phil Lampkin's overture is a
medley Of the principal arias
from the opera Martha"
played the correct way and then
in Swingtime. r. ON.
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