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Evening star., 1939-12-14
Diplomacy Faces TEST
Tonight al Reception
Al White House
Complications Of Rules
Give Stote Department
Officials q Headache
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
There may be some cold glances
and stiff bows in the White House
parlors tonight, when diplomats
from So nations-some warning,
some barely speaking, and some
vanished-gather for their annual
reception by President Roosevelt.
The strict rules of protocol prob
ably will prevent any incidents
at the party, traditionally the most
brilliant in the Capital, but there
have been enough complications to
give State Department ofiicials q
headache.
Time-honored precedent dictates
the order in which the diplomats,
in braid-covered uniforms and
plumed hats. line up with their
wives-in their finest gowns and
jewels-under the ghttering east
room chandeliers.
Ambassadors go first, according to
length of service here. Each is fol-
lowed by his secretaries, military
and naval attaches and their wives.
Then come Ministers, also ranked
by service, and finally the charges
d'afaires.
A White House aide announces
each envoy and his wife to the
President and his wife. The diplo-
mat may step to the Presidents side
or opposite him to present his staff
members as they pass. Or he may
Evening star., 1939-12-14

Calf; James c. Clark, Columbus,
Ga; Robert A. Hall, Hampton
Nebr.; Guy Chapman Hitchcock
Honolulu; Anton B. Anderson
Bloomfield, N. j.; Schuyler Mills,
Austin, Tex. Forrest U. Lake, Flor
ence, S. c.; Clarence Gulbranson,
River Forest, ILL.,; Carroll M. Hall
Philadelphia; Campbell D. Edgar
Cazenovia, N. Y: Paul S. Thesis
Indiana, Pa; Charles S. Alden
Troy, N. Y; Otto M. Forster, ST.
Louis. and Leonard N. Linsley, Bal
tiinore.
Evening star., 1939-12-14
Future Rear Admira|s
Are Approved by
The President
Acts on Promotion
Of II and List of
81 Commanders
- the Associated Press.

- the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt approved yes
-'terday an Official boards selection
Of II future rear admlrals, includ-
ing the "Navy's No. l flyer" Rear
Admiral John Henry Towers.
Admiral Towers, naval airman for
% years, already holds the rank
temporarily as chief of the Bureau
OF Aeronautics. The others will be
advanced from their present rank
Of captains as vacancies occur with
In the next year.
Commanders Promoted
! Also selected for promotion were
81 commanders who will be ad-
vanced to captains.
The newest prospective rear ad-
mirals range in age from So to 56
and all are either 1906 or 1907 grad
yates of the Naval Academy.
Though he failed of selection by
an earlier off1cial board, Admiral
Towers topped the new list. A ma
tive Of Rome, Ga, he is 54 and the
Oldest Navy flyer in active service
He commanded the Nays 1919
transatlantic flight. President
Roosevelt capped his colorful career
by naming him head of the Aero
nautics Bureau last year.
Others placed on the rear admiral
promotion list were:
Capt. Ferdinand L. Reichmuth, IS,
born at Beloit, Kans., now captain
Of the Washington Navy Yard;
home, Palo Alto, Calf.
Capt. Isaac Campbell Kidd, SIS, born
at Cleveland, now commander of
battleship Arizona; home, Wash
ington, D. c.
Capt. Roland Munroe Brainard,
50. born at Annapolis, Md. now
director, ship research at the Navy
Department; home, New Orleans.
Capt. Sherwoode Ayerst Taff1nder,
IS, born at Council Bluffs, Iowa,
now chief of staff battleforce; home,
Newport, r. I.
Capt. Alexander Sharp, 54, born
at Washington, D. c., now on duty
at the Navy Department.; home,
Washington.
Capt. Aubrey Wray Fitch, Sc, ma
tive OF st. Ignace, Mich, present
commandant of the Pensacola Ella }
Air Station; home, Washington,
D. C..
Capt. Robert Alfred Theobald, IS,
native of San Francisco, chief of
staff of United States Fleet; home,
New Castle, N. H.
Baltimorean Promoted.
Capt. Raymond Ames Spruance,
50, born at Baltimore, now COM
mander of battleship Mississippi;
home, Indianapolis.
Capt. Henry Kent Hewitt, So, ma
tive Of Hackensack, N j., chief ord
nance inspector. Puget Sound,
Washington, ammunition depot;
home, Hackensack, N. J..
Capt. Felix Xerxes Gygax, SIS, born
at Twin Creek. Osborne County,
Kans., now director of Naval Re-
serve personnel; home, Washington,
D.
Capt. Charles Alfred Dunn, 81,
Evening star., 1939-12-14

Minister and the Russian Ambas-
sador win not meet In the down.
stairs room where coats are checked
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
Noviny z Ameriky nesmsji do
Czech

Casopisy re Spoj. StatG, z
Francie a re Svycarska jsou uz
Cd 20. brezna t. r.. zakazany v
ceskych zem1ch, v Cechach a
ma Morave, ktere cd Is. bTez-
ma staly Sc "protektoratem"
Nemecke rlsi.
z britskych casopisG je v
Cechach a ma Morave dovoleno
odebfrati a prodavati toliko
diva: London Times a London
Daily Mail. Casopisy z Nemec-
ka, Italie, nekolik z Madarska
a diva z Polska jsou stale ma
prodej.
V Cechach a ma Morave v bu-
doucnosti ma Sc pozdravovati
zvednut1m prave ruky a zvola-
MIN "Vlasti zdar!" Vztyceni
pravice je napodoben1m ital-
skeho a nemeckeho zpIsobu a
slova "Vlasti zdar"! jsou OBJ
menou sokolskeho pozdravu
INA zdar!", ktery Sc ujal i me-
ri ostatnim obyvatelstvem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
z AMER. cSL. KANCELARE,
Uradovna kancelare v dolnfm
meste, 20 No. Wacker Drive,
.byla az do dals1ho rozhodnuti
zrusena pocfnaje 80. bTezna.

We sch1zi riditelstva Anne
.ricko-C eskoslovenske kancela-
re konane v patek "a. brezna
"a 1casti predsedy prof. j. j.
Zmrhala, tajemnfka V. Muzf-
ka, pokladnfka j. A. Cervenky
1cetniho rev. Jar. Pelikana,
rev. DR.. A. zizky OSB., rev. ia
ma S. Bradace a vykonneho ia
jemnfka J. A. Hilgerta bylo
~jednomyslne usneseno vypove-
Diet dosavadn1 1Tadovnu kan
celaTe v budove Civic Opera
House 20 No. Wacker Drive. K
tomuto rozhodnuti doslo z toho
d1vodG, re pc obsazenf Cesko-
slovenska nacistickym Meme
ckem tato krajansko-americka
kancelaf, ktera byla zalozena
pod protektoratem Cs. zahra-
nicniho 1stavu v Praze, jehoz
dalsl osud je dnes rovnez neji-
sty, nemGze pine spolehat Ma
dals1 praktickou spolupraci a
touto ceskoslovenskou institute
v Praze, p~racujfcf v zajmu ma
SIGH krajanG "a hranicemi.
DIE vysloveneho rozhodnuti
riditelstva tato Americko-Cs
kancelar, ktera jest jake anne
ricka inStituce Tadn6 inkorpo.
rovana We Springfield, nebyla
zrusena, nybrz pravne i NADIA
lie. Jak znamo, Amer.-Cs. kan.
cellar w cd kritickych dn1 Ear.
jovych vyv1jela intensivni Gin
most podobnym smerem jake
rGzne jine nase 1stredni kra
janske instituce v zajmu odci
nenf mezinarodniho bezprav
spachaneho ma Ceskosloven
fsku. V teto cinnosti Dude dl,
moznosti i nadale We stejnen
duchu pokracovano v celko
VEN ramci nasf osvobozovac
akce pokud Dude mono zlska
pro tuto instituci potTebne ma
terielnf prostredky. Prozatfn
ovsem kancelar z nedostatk1
techto prostredkG svou cinnos
docasne prerusuje. Bylo tie.
rozhodnuto, re riditelstvo kan
celafe V pripade moznosti oh
novan1 cinnosti teto instituce s
opet sejde k porade O dalsim Q
sudu Amer s. kancelare.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
Slovensko pry je dsdicem Ges-
ko-Slovenske Republikv.

v~AASAC
V nemeckych 1rednfch kru-
zlch V Berl1ne bylo oznameno,
re Nemecko pravdepodobne
nabidne budovu byvaleho csl.
vyslanectvi We Washingtone
slovenske Wade, jezto Sloven-
ska republika Sc pokousi O W.
SLANT sveho diplomatickeho "a
stupce k Wade Spojenych Sta
til.
Jak Sc vyrozumfva, Sloven-
sko zamyslf zTfditi 81 vyslanec-
tv1 v Berlfne, We Washingtone,
We Varsave a v Budapest.
Cesko-Slovenske vyslanectvi
We Washingtone dosud drzf by
valy csl. vyslanec plukovnik
Vladimir S. Hurban, ktery O.
depfel budovu a Trad pfedati
nemeckym ufednikdm maize
moraln1 podporu Departmental
statu americke vlady.
z Washingtonu Sc pax sde-
luje, re N6mecko pripravuje
bocn1 1tok ma zdejsl cesko-slo-
venske vyslanectvf ,ktere vzdor
ne proti MIN drzi csl. vyslanec
plukovnfk Vladimir S. Hurban.
Zpravy, jez sem dosly re spo-
lehlivych pramend, naznacuji,
re Nemci Sc chop1 techto TAX
Tx:
Hitler a Slovensko podepsa-
Ii smlouvu O zaruce hranic Slo-
venska a jeho autonomniho
statu; smlouva ma trvati Is ro-
XII.
Slovensko s populacf $780,
900 dust Dude "neodvisle", sa-
mo Dude mfti sve vyslance v CT
zine a svou zahranicn1 diplo-
matickou sluzbu. Jeho zahra-
nicn1 politika musf Sc ovsem RI
dit pranfm Nemecka.
Nemecko nepoda zadn6 for
maln1 zpravy o teto smlouve
~Spojenym Stat1m a vyhne Sc
tax novemu "snupci", jakeho
Sc mu dostalo, kdyz americke
Wade podalo zpravu O SVEN
"protektoratu" mad Cechy a
Moravou, nebot Spojene Staty
odpovedely, re odpfraji uznati
"a zakonne, co Sc stale.
! Mfsto toho Slovensko same
poda o tom svou zpravu anne
ricke Wade. A pTi tom Dude
tvrditi, re je "dedicem Cesko-
Slovenskeho statu."
Slovensko Dude dokazovati
re jest jedinou castf Cesko-Slo.
venska, ktera jeste zIstava ne.
odvislou. A pax Dude poza.
dovati, ably zdejsf csl. vyslanet
tv1, kdyz nebylo pfedano Ne.
} mecku, pravoplatne patti jemu
: cestou dedictvf. Bude 81 tedy
osobovati pravo ma zdejsf csl
legaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
Solonsky marsal Otto Jirecek
prisel tragicky o zivot.

V Scion, Ohio, marsal Otto
Jirecek pfisel o zivot pri auto
mobilove srazce.b Jehe VIZ, do
ktereho vrazil jiny re zadu, Sc
vznal a do bezvedomi upadnuv
81 strazce bezpecnosti uhoTel.
Podmarsal Charles Linert,
ktery sedel "a volantem, Wy
vaznul z nebezpecf s rozbitym
nosem a trochu pohmozdenymi
zady. Pro velky Ear nebyl S
to svemu pTedstavenemu pTis-
pet ma pomoc a z horfcfho au-
tomobilu no vytahnout.
V Clevelandu automobi-
lem jisteho 27leteho mladlka
zabit byl 64lety krajan Josef
Horky. Autoista byl zatcen ma
udanf svedk1 nestestf, kter1 81
zapamatovali licencni c1slo,
jeho vozu. Vymlouval Sc, re
nezastavil proto, re chtel zajet
oznamit ma straznici, co Sc
stale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
Katolicka mladez biskupem
varovana pred bojovanim "
Tadach americke armady
pro Rusko.

V Buffalo, N. Y, biskup
tamnl katolicke diocese, Reve-
rend John A. Duphy, nalehal
80. bTezna, ably katolicka mia
DEE nikdy nebojovala V ameri-
cke armada ma strane Rusku.
"Pravlm," Tekl biskup, re
kdyby Spojene Staty S Ruskem
kdy spojily Sc ku zahranicni
valce, "ze bych varoval kazde-
no katolickeho mladeho muze,
ably odeprel slouziti v americke
armada. My nemGzeme zadati,
abychom jake civilisovana Via
da mladez Ameriky identifiko-
vala Sc S komunismem a neve-
rou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
Vlastni 2O3let starou ceskou
Ribli.

We Weimar, Texas, Will Val
char vystavuje ma obdiv ceskou
Bibli uz 2O3 let starou. VIDA
ma byla uz v r. 1876. Kniha
vypada jake mala truhla, ma
1900 stran a zav1ra Sc Temeny.
Prvnf stranka jest We dvou bar
vach, cerne a cervene, z cehoz
videti, re tiskaTi uz tehdy do
vedli tisknout We dvojf barve
ma teze STRANGE. Desky jsou O.
zdobene, rohy kovane, tisk do
sti zachovaly.
Valchar pravf, re vzacna pa
matka jest chovana v jeho ro-
du w pres dive stoleti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
Tavernik p~ostrelen.

Mattel taverny v Chicagu,
John Wilcizinski, jel Sc svoji
zenou Annou do banky, kde
vyzvedl $1,456, ably mel ma W.
menu cekI zakazniknm a
kdyz jeli domG, pTirazil ban
ditsky automobil a bandita ma
T1dil, ably z~astavil. Ale taver-
nix ucinil zrovna opak. Lupici
"a MIN vystTelil nekolik ran.
Jednou kull zranen byl lehce
ma rameni. Zachranil pen1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07

V Kewaunee, Wis, krajan
Josef G.. Lazansky, byvaly o.
kresnf klerk, jenz byl u obvod-
n1ho soudu obzalovan pro zpro
neveru okresnfch penez, male
"a Sc v statnl nemocnici Whine
vago, kde ma byti podroben
pozorovna1, pokud Sc tyka je-
no dusevn1ho stavu.
Lazansky byl dan ma pozo-
rovan1 pc vyslechu. Vysetrova-
nj dusevnfho stavu Lazanskeho
zdrzf soudni pTel1cen1 S MIN
nejmene 80 dn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
Prof. Kozak pozvan universe
tou " Ohiu.

DR.. J. B. Kozak, professor
filosofie ma Prazske UNIVERSE
te, byl pozvan jake professor
ma Oberlinskou universitu v
pTist1m roce. Prof. Kozak, jenz
nastoupil pc Dr.. T. c.. Masary-
kovi, prvnim p~residentu Cesko-
Slovenska ma Prazske UNIVERSE
tie, byl pry wat do vazby, jak
bylo oznameno z Prahy pred
nekolika dny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
Krvava ruka Hitlerova chce
hrahat " naSi vVStaV6

hrabat v nasi vystave.
Ceskoslovensky stanek ma
Svetove Vystave Zlate Brany
je v nebezpecf a proto Spojene
cesko-slovenske spolky svolaly
hromadnou schGz vsech kraja-
nj v nedeli, dine &c. brezna,
kdez bylo rozhodnuto takto:
Nedovolime NemcGm ably
nam mas prapor odstranili. Ne
dovol1me, ably mas stanek byl
zavTen a braniti budeme kazde
mu pokusu v zabran1 vystavy
nazistickymi barbary.
Prevezmeme financni celko-
YOU sprawl Cesko-Slovenskeho
stanku a v mem budeme propa-
govat pred svetem re jsme ma
rodem vysp6lym a vzdy hotovi
celit kazdemu pokusu, ktery
by mohl nasemu narodu ubl1-
lit.
Jelikoz Dude vystava trvat
do konce tohoto roku, Dude po-
tTeba ku krytf vyloh vetsf SUI
my, pro to jest usneseno, ably
uvedomena byla Cesko-Sloven-
ska vetev v Americe O rozhod-
mutt Cecho-Slovak1 v San Fran
cisku a kdo NIUE necht finan-
che die moznosti pTispeje k u
moment MAST povinnosti.
My "a to slibujeme, re bu-
deme ochranci naseho stanku
a vynalozime veskerou silu, a.
by mas Cesko-Slovensky den g..
cervence ma Svetove Vystave
Zlate Brany byl tim mohutnej-
sim ma vzdor zivlIm nam ne
pTejfcim.
Ia vystavnf vybor Cesko-
Slovenskych Spolkd v San
Francisco a okoli:
w. C. Storek, predseda
Lilly Kohoutek, tajemnice
F. j. LaSt1fka, pokladn1k
739 Pate Str,
San Francisco, Calf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
Vykopal $3.50 We zlats.

V Los Angeles, Kalifornie,
18lety Henry Valencia vstoupil
do pracovnfho tabora CCC. Pr
kopanf v parku Griffith prisel
ma 10 dvaceti-dollarovych fla
tych minci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
VIVA Ike vsem svobodomysl-
nym clenGm podpIrnych spoil
kG " ceske Americe.

Sestry a bratrf:-
Nasi predkove pred staletf-
mi ffkali, re jsou hotovi haiti
svobodu sve vlasti "az do tech
hrdel a statk1."
My zde v ceske Americe do
kazali jsme pTi prvnf akci O.
svobozenske, re tuto zasadu
svych pfedkI dovedeme i dnes
uvadeti We skutek. Nasi legio-
mari obetovali sve zivoty. my
vsichni, i tt nejchudsf, prinase-
Ii jsme obeti peneznf. Ones 20
20 letech je nase stara vlast
h1fe deptana nez kdy indy.
Celia ceska Amerika nadsen9
~zahajuje druhou akci osvobo-
zenskou.
Bude potrebf pence a hlavne
Dude potrebf prispevkn1 stalych
a zajistenych. Nejjistejsf for
mou SHREK jsou prispevky ire
ba male, ale pravidelne kazde-
no mes1ce odvadene Cd mnoha
tis1c1. Nase podpIrne spolky,
muzske a zenske, pTedstavujf v
ceske Americe nejvetsf pocet
clenstva. Kdyz vsechno toto
clenstvo Dude odvadeti DO peti
centech mesfcne, Dude to bez-
pecny a znacny zdroj pravidel-
neho pf1jmu pro osvobozen-
skou akci Ceskeho Mar. Sdru-
zeni.
Bratff a Sestry! zadame vas
co nejnalehaveji, podporujte
We svych radech, sborech a spoil
c1ch odvadenl techto 5 cent?
mesicne. Jaka by to byla las
ka k rodne zemi, kdyby nedo-
vedla obetovati mesfcne petak.
Agitujte i mezi generacf zde
rozenou, mluvte Sc svymi syny
a dcerami, at i oni radi odva-
def tento p%rfspevek! Pustte
Sc okamzite do prace, dokazte.
re svobodomyslnf jsou vzdy '
prvnl fade "a spravedlnost q
svobodu! "Az do tech statkId'
"a novou samostatnost ceskyck
Zeml!
A jake bratr Jan zizka ia.
dial Domazlicke We SVEN slav
mem manifesto, vydanem II
zar1 1922 ma Orlice, ably kazdJ
"vzh1ru byl proti takovym ne.
pratelum a zhoubc1m Ceskt
zeme", volame dnes k van
vsem: "Zasadte Sc We vsecl
podpdrnych jednotach S nape
tim vsech sill, ably tento mesic
nj poplatek pro obnovu Ceskt
svobody vsude byl co nejdrivt
prijat!
Chicago, 2. dubna 1889.
Zae Narodnf Vykonny Vybol
! SvaZu Ces. Racionalisti
4 v America:
William H. Hudecek, pTeds
DR.. Jar. E. S. Vojan, tai
Mas cesko-Slovensky prapor
Dude vlat!
TAX mi prohlaSenl Cesko-Slo
venske osady v San Francisco
a okol1!
-e
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
kdyz Strednl 'Evropa
ie We varu nenavisti.

Kazda lidska bytost jest vice nebo meme pTedmetem vzruse-
nj - radosti i zalu. Zadny z mas nemGze zcela uniknouti
~nejakemu znepokojeni. AT je to bohaty nebor chudy, slaby
nebo shiny, zadny Sc zalu nevyhne, kdyz tento zaklepa ma
dvere!
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-27

The Imperial County Tubercular
and Health Association will meet
at the county health office in the
court house, FL Centro, Monday at
3 p. m. The executive committee
will meet for conference at 7:3O.
Directors elected at the adjourn
ed annual meeting are: Mrs. w. j.
Meagher and Mrs. Lawrence Rlch-
ards of Ell Centro; Mrs. Allen
Mains, Mrs. Harvey Shepherd OF
Calexico George CutshaW, Charles
Weiman of Brawley; Mrs. L. A.
Harris of Holtville; C. L. Cook, I'M
perial; Rudolph Miller, McCabe;
Paul Cook, Heber; Cecil Huff, Seel-
ey: Mrs. Ray Lee Shaw, inland;
Harry James, Meloland; Mrs. G.
w. Brockman, Mt. Signal; Glen Kill
lingsworth, Westmorland; Miss Ri
ley, Calipatria.
Honorary president include
the following county heads: Mrs
George King, federated clubs; Mrs
AL Vierhus. P. T. A; E. l.. Hiteman,
superintendent of schools; DR.. War
rem Fox. county health officer; b
M. Graham, board of supervisors;
DR.. H. B. Graeser, medical associa-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-27
Luncheo on Honors
Mrs. McPherson

Complimenting Mrs John j. Nc
Pherson Of Kansas City, Mo, who
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Paul
A. Jenkins. Mrs. Forrest f. Kutz
and Mrs. Ross T. Hickcox enter
tanned at smartly appointed
luncheon Wednesday at the Hick-
cox home, 753 Holt avenue.
Bridge and Chinese checkers
were played after luncheon, Mrs.
Jenkins winning the high score
prize for checkers. Mrs. Horton,
that for bridge, while the low score
prizes went to Mrs ]. B. McNeece
for bridge and to Mrs. Mcpherson,
for checkers, Mrs. Mcpherson also
receiving an attractive guest prize
as a souvenir of her visit in I'M
perial Valley
Invited guests included Mesdames
John j. Mcpherson, r. j. McNama-
ia. F. G.. Dalton, Paul A. Jenkins,
Harry Horton, Earle G Davis, Allen
p. Nuffer, F. d. Jacobs, John b.
McNeece, J. b. McNeece and Mrs.
Maudc r. Greer of Los Angeles who
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. j.
Wilson Mckinney.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-27
To Discuss Orient
At Church Sunday

Conditions in the Orient will be
discussed by Ralph O. Reiner at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening, at both the Christian En-
deavor meeting at $50 o'clock and
at the church service at 7:30 o.
clock.
Mr. Reiner, principal of the Pyen-
gyang foreign school has been in
educational work in Korea since
1908, and will ge able to give his
audience authentic first hand in
formation as to what is actually or
in the Orient In addition TO being
decidedly well informed, Mr., Reinel
is an excellent speaker.
He is the father of the Rev. Mr.
Hugh Reiner, former pastor of the
BraWley Presbyterian church and
both father and son are being sent
to the Georgia Assembly at Cleve-
land, Ohio, in May. Prof. Reinel
goes as an elder from the San Fran
cisco PreSbytery and the Rev. Mr.
Rcincr, as n minister from the Lo;
Angeles PreSbytery.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-27

An impressive tree planting Cere-
mony is to be conducted at the city
library Friday night at 7 o'clock
under the sponsorship of the I'm
perial County Womens Christian
Temperance Union.
Two trees are to be planted. one
TO be dedicated To the memory of
Frances E. Willard, great temper
ance leader, and one to George
WASHINGTON. commemorating the
l5Oth anniversary of his inaugura-
ton as first president of the United
States.
w. c. T. u. members, city Off
cials, the chamber of commerce and
the library board will participate
in the program which is as follows:
DR.. George w. Thomas of the
Presbyterian church will deliver
the invocation which will be fol-
lowed by a salute to the Christian,
American and temperance flags.
The high school double quartet will
be presented in appropriate music
after which Mrs. c. w. Brockman
of Calexico, county w. c. T. u.
president. will pay tribute to Fran
ces willard Beverly Mandrapa Of
CaleXico will sing "a Charge to
Keep" after which Guy A. Weak
ley, superintendent of schools for
Ell Centro will speak on "A Tribute
to George Washington. Mrs NAL
colin Huey of CaleXico will sing
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-27
chnFshs, Sb""Gs Of Interest to Women soesy sGs'
Calendar
Clubs
Society
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
2O-3O club, Z, 566 Brighton
Citizenship class, 10, high school
Meloland and Eastside Sunset,
1880, MeloIand school
Townsend club No. 2, 7:3O, court
house
Troop Ia, B.S.A., 1880, Scout hut
Troop Is, B.S.A., 1880, McCabe
RAM. No. 100, 1880, Masonic
temple
Operetta, 1880, Wilson school
Beginners bridge, 7:30, 1135 South
Sixth
Bridge tournament, 8, Hotel de
ANA, CalexicO
U.S.W.V., 8, Veterans hall
J. c. Alumni, 8, Heber
Phoenix glee club,8,high school
FRIDAY
Kiwanis club, Barbara Worth
County club board, 10, Brawley
club house
Jasper home department. 1:30,
A. J. Magin home
Public schools program, 1880,
Washington school
Girls club, 4, Christian church
Building trades, 6, California no
tel
Associated chambers of commerce,
!, Barbara Worth
Penny carnival, $3.50, Presbyterian
church
Townsend club No. |, 1880, Wilson
music room
McCabe Eucalyptus, 7:45, Nc
Cabc school
Mt. Signal program, 7:45, Mt.
Signal school
Public schools program, 7:45, high
school
Signal chapter No. 276, O.E.S., 8,
Masonic temple
Jobs Daughters dance, 8, Bar
bara Worth golf club.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-27
Central Students
In Prooram

Central high school and junior
college will observe public schools
week in a special program which
the music and public speaking de-
partments will present Friday night
in the school auditorium at 7:45
o'clock.
Government Spending as
Means of Stimulating Business is
the topic to be discussed by the
junior college debating team, COM
posed of Sylvia Long, Louise Pen
nington, Grover Rogers, Chester
Young. Mrs. Annette Gillett is
their instructor.
Musical numbers will be contrI-
buted by the glee clubs and the
school orchestra under the direc-
ton of Stan d. Atkin.
The program is open TO the gen
cral public.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-27
CaIexico Chorus
To Give Concert

CaleXico's well known men
chorus is to be presented in a
concert Monday night at 8:l5 o.
clock in the Hotel de ANA, Cal
eXico, a concert which is open to
the general public.
This chorus, directed by Mrs. w
H. Lorenz, is community project
which has proven not only a popu-
lar institution with CaleXico audi
cnces, but with the valley in gen.
eral since the group has sung at
a number of occasions in the var
iouS communities.
The chorus will present four
groups and the men will wear col
orful costumes which will contri-
butte additional interest Guest SOL
oists included Mrs. J. w. Lawson
of Calexico, lyric soprano, and Mrs.
Ethel Castanien, contralto.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-27
Katherine Howard
To Be Marie d
This Sunday

Miss katherine Howard, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Howard
of Seeley, is to be married Sunday
afternoon to Oliver David Faux
ner. son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j
Faulkner Of Imperial.
The ceremony will be performed
at 2:30 p. m. at the family residence
in Seeley by the Rev. Mr.. Thomas
L. Massie Of the State Street Chris
tian church.
Miss Elizabeth Howard, sister of
the bride, is to be her maid of
honor.
The marriage is Of much interest
to valley residents since both fami-
lies are well known. Miss Howard
is a graduate of Central and a
member of the Junior Ten Thou
sand club. MI Faulkner is grad
uate CT Imperial high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-27
Doushnut Sale
Tops Previous
Record

Almost 10000 doughnuts, 19,9O8
TO be exact, will be delivered in
Ell Ccntro Saturday by the ctiy's
Camp Fire girls who have been
busy taking orders this week for
their annual sale, proceeds from
which are used to finance Camp
Fire activities.
The girls this year have sold
1859 dozens of doughnuts, approx
mately SO dozens more than last
year Cramer's Bakery is filling the
order and will also offer one week
at summer camp as a prize to the
girl who has sold the largest num-
ber Of doughnuts.