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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
O.PIus Members
Findinq More Jobs

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Oct. Is
Membership of the Forty
Plus club of Minneapolis is dWln-
dling-a sure sign business IS ptel-
ing up.
The club was one of the lnnumer-
able Job finding agencies organized
during the early 1930s, but its men,
bership is unusual, composed en-
tirelv of unemployed executives.
Members must be past 40 Cyn-
icauy they call themselves the for
gotten men of industry for whom
there was no place during the
worlds economic doldrums.
But today the Forty Plus club Is
on the way out.
For the first time III a decade,
said L. E. Jordan. president, men
CT our age are being sought by IN
dustry and are getting back III. -
harness"
During the past summer, he re-
ported 10 of the club , 40-odd mem
bers found jobs in Minnesota do
fense industries. There is ample
reason to believe he declared, tha'
the remainder soon will be able ~
follow suit.
We've discovered" he continued,
that some of our unemployed for
mer executives once wrked at some
trade and are able to capitalize
on this almost forgotten training
IN defense Work.
Jordan said if it becomes neces-
sary to relax some of its member
ship restrictions, but he admitted
almost sadly-there is less ana
less excuse for its existence.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Telephone EmpIOye
SuCCun1bs Here

The body OF Armand N Jolls, 81.
telephone company cmploye aud
resident of El Centre for the last
-. months. VAS taken TO San Diego
wednesday for funeral services and
burial
Jolls died III IN FL Centre hospital
early wednesday after 4 brlct i'll
ness. He WAS born III National City.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Doris V. JollS and other relatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Distribution Named
For Eas+side Be er

The Los Angeles Brewing COM
pany of Los Angeles Thur dav an
nnunccd the Appointment "t Inc
valley Beverage COMPANY a. tn"
now distributor Of F3etsldo Rcor
for Imperial VALLEY
The new firm l. operated by sid
ncy s Darwin at 297 Nam Street.
As soon as plans are completed
they will move into new and larger
quarters at the corner 0! Eighth
and Main streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

Famous Hollywood Rogue" shirts
Every boy wants one! Solid blues,
greens, browns, washable and color
fast, Sizes 10 10 l6, reg 205. Halt
price Tor Saturday
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Orchestra Players
Die in Accident

CWATONNA, MINI, Oct. Is up
= Six members of Minneapolis
dance orchestra were killed today
when their truck was SideSWINod BY
a cattle truck.
Three others Woro injured 'lehf-
"
The dead.
Edmund g. Slvers b. Mime
apolis, leader Of the orchestla Cor
don Durham. 20, Minneapolis,
Melvin Gilberg, Minneapolis; Vern
S. Mollerstrom. 81, Hcnning Mimi;
Donald NJ. Simmons, 90 Mlnna-
apolis, and Roger Johnson, 18 Mn
neapolis.
The driver of the cattle truck,
Ernest Mehlhoff. 26, Breckenridge.
MINI, was uninjured.
Joe Ostberg, Minneapolis. Of the
band was taken to Albe!' Lea
hospital with cuts and bruisc..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

=
the quality and the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Dealer Sues GM

CHICAGO. oet. Is oUpp An
aulomohlle dealer today sued Cen
eral Motors Corporation and Cen
eral Motors Acceptance Corporation
for $2,5I70Q0 damages under the
Sherman antitrust act.
The SUI. lncd III the name OF
Fred + Emich, the Emich Motors
Corp. and the L. 5. Acceptance
Corp. asked $839,C00 damages
charging that Emich had been pat
cut Of BUSINESS as an automobile
dealer and finance agent because
he refused to give all his business tC
the defendant corporations.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
KiWanians Elect
Kirk President

Geonao K Kirk is the new prc>i-
- g.: ~ Fl Centre K.wau,>
- .rHs been elected Il ihat
..Hs T'asoay morning by the
. ~ a...s e. directors Vao NE;
log ..,as:a>' >es@on II SAY
oouG.~
. H.mbuc1er IS The We
.s.=.esu; 4. r. Anderson WaS re
.##s# secretary. and G. A Thomas
- s.o>,N treasurer. Directors
-. - Sean Bacon. Dr r G.
'.a= IL. Thomas y Fmney, Hugh
..a.a R:dr.pn Miller. and W.
II ...
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
FIRST CIGARETTE,
FIRST AID

ALAMEDA. Cal, Oct. Is. Up -
A 64year-old woman appeared at
the Alameda First aid station Suf-
fering from dizziness spots before
the eyes and a general feeling of
insecurity. Her alarm at her sud
den physical condition was great.
Close questioning developed that
she had just smoked her frst cigar
eftn
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

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other farmcr Al mnGte ~ /,
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Grapefruit Production 10
Reach New Peak this yeoT

Dec a:ea -"aoets-.t - a..
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highest record 'ol tac Yas.
years OF 3680ooo boxes II l5s.A-..
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

Q All quantities exactly as
detailed. Sale prices effec-
tire Saturday only SHOP
rorIy and orOid diSdppOint-
HicHt.
La gaceta., 1941-11-25
LOS CRIMENES DE HAIR.
LEM
Avocado an VeterdnO de
la guerra

New York, Nov. 25.-El CO.
misionado de policia Valentine
ordeno aver sc investigue la que
ia de Henry HennesSey, de 81
amos, veteranO de la guerra nun
dial. que canine varias cuadras
en- la parte mas popular de Har
lem, sin encOntrar I'm p0lieia,
luego de que lie habian acome-
It'd, con intenci6n de robarle,
dos j6yeneS de la raza negra.
HennesSey, que es un obrero, sc
dirigia desde la casa de Su her
mana, en- la Gale l24 y Broad
way. a la estaci6n Independent
del ferrocarril subterraneo, pa
ra tomar un ten hacia su hogan,
cuando le atacaon los negroS
.frente a a la iglesia cat6lica San
Jose. Ell negro que lie atac6, IL
echo un brazo alrededor del cue
10 y trat6 de echarlo hacia a.
tras; pero no consigui6 su obie.
two. Uno de los jovencitos sa
CO entonces una cuchilla y lie hi
La gaceta., 1941-11-25

ga. Verdaderas ovaciones sc lie
hicieron.
La exquisite bailarina Aida
la Prida ofreci6 I'm bonito bale
espahol. Cant6 despu6s ell joven
Justo Ferrer, acompanandose
con la guitarra.
FL 1itimo nGmero fue reserva
d para la primora tiple Sra,
Carload Suar2z, que fue reel
bida en- escena con grandes sal
vas ue aplausos. lie acompah6 al
piano la Sra. Ramona Silverio,
esposa del DR.. Juan Silverio.
Cant6 la Sra. Suarez, "Estre-
llita", de Ponce; "Canto Indie.
de Lecuona, Y otra bella compo-
sici6n cuyO nombre lamentamos
no recordar. Muy calurosamen
te la aplaudieron.
hemos Gejado para ultima
menci6n ell gran acto de corte.
STA y fraternidad de las SecciO-
mes de Damas y Recreo del Cen
tro Espanol, al enviar a las Sec
clones de Damas Y RecreO del
Circulo Cubano un bonito ces-
cuando lie atacaron los negros
Felicitamos muy de veras a
los participates de esta fun
ci6n, por ell exito artistico al
canzado,
La gaceta., 1941-11-25
Llegard MaHGna

f-tt yNfu htftuH
Manana Microbes arribaya q
esta ciudad, proeeden5e de Ia
Habana, la celebrada artiSta del
radio y ell teatro Elsa Vallada-
.es, idolo de la Corte Supreme
del Arte".
La Srta. Valladares hara su
debut en- ell Iteatro del Circulo
Cubano, ell pr6ximo Viernes,
conjuntamente con la Compa-
MIA Guiana que ACADIA de regre-
sar de New York
Esa nOche subira a escena u
ma obra de interes local, escrita
por ell autor Enrique Codina,
que lleva por titulo Alma Tam
pena".
En- la segunda parte sc pre-
sentara un extenso acto de va
riedades, con la aparici6n de
Elsa.
Precios para esta function
Lunetas numeradas, 80 cts. Ga
leria % cts. y ninos, 9 cts. va
estan a la venta las lunetas.
La gaceta., 1941-11-25
Dia de Oar Grdcids

Fl famoso restaurant "Co-
lum5ia", conociio de Costa q
Costa, ofrecera Ell jueves, al pG
blico, una comida ex,raordina-
ria con motive del Dia de Dar
Gracias.
Casimiro Hernandez ha pre-
parade un menu especial por
un dollar, y para complacer a
todos.
Las familias latinas no coci-
naran csc dfa, sabiendo que en-
ell Columbia, por un peso, po-
dram conner pavo y Otras mu-
chas cosas gratas al paladar.
Para todos habra, como STEM
pre- la mas delicada atenci6n.
Ell jueves Sc lie espera en- el
establecimiento que es legitimo
orgullo de la colonia latina.
La gaceta., 1941-11-25
NOTAS SOCIALE
(rOR MARIO RODRIGUEZ,

Circulo, Rayaron a gran altura,
gracias a la experta direction
de la Sra. Carmen Ramirez, a
la one felicitamos por ell 6xito
atistico obtenido.
En- la segunda parte Sc pre-
sent6 I'm extenso acto de varie-
dades.
AL descUrrerSe la cortina apa-
r~ecieron las Secciones de Damas
y Recreo, las que fueron presen-
tadaS por ell joven Jose Apart
clio, que fungi6 de Maestro de
Ceremonies. Hizo uSo de la pala
bra la Srta. Mercedes Fernan-
DEE, la que dedic6 fraSes carino-
sas a los que de una manera u
otra sontribuyeron al exito de
la function. Dogr6 que saliera a
eScena la Sra. Carmen Ramirez.
Esta a su vez dijo que a ella no
tenian que agradecer NADIA, que
ella las felicitaba por su magni-
flea labor. A la Sra. Ramirez
Sc lie hizo un merecidisimo re-
gallo Sin omitir UNI detalle, la
Srta. Fernandez dej6 la Ultima
presentation para la simpatica
figura de Ramon Bermddez. AID
miti6 este que lie habia maravi-
llado la labor de los j6venes aft
cionados. Berm1dez present6 co
mo heroe de la noche al J6ven
Evelio Alvarez (Carioca), quien
qued6 a gran altura en- ell desem
peno de su papel.
En- los n1meros de variedades
Ia Srta. Della Rodriguez recito
un bello poema titulado 10 que
Sucedi6 en- 10 Habana". Muy a.
plaudida fue, pOr su exquisite
gusto. La monisima nina Silvia
Delgado deleit6 a la concurren-
cia cantando ell bonito walls lisa
belita" Y como ibis" "Acercate
Mas. Sc lie tributaron mereci-
das salvas de aplausos. Luis y
Olga bailaron una cOnga Y Sc les
aplaudi6. La "heroina" del con-
iunto 10 fue la archi-simpatica
ninita de tres amos, Joyce Ger
memo, que luciendo un bonlto
traie bail6 un "poutpurrit", con
castahuelas; I'm son y una con-
La gaceta., 1941-11-25
ASAMBLEA DE LOS MEM
BROS DE LA CAMARA DE
COMERCIO DE YBOR CITY

Una asamblea de los MEM
bros de la Camara de Concrete
de Ybor y ell directorate Sc We
rificara manana microbes. no.
viembre 26. en- la sala de racep-
clones de la cerveceria Ia Tro
pical".
Los directories informaran so
bre imTortanteS proyectos rela
ciOnadCs con la comunidad.
FL acto comenzara a las ocho
de la noche.
Ru6gase la asistencia de to-
dos.
La gaceta., 1941-11-25
La Function de Anocke

Ante una selecta y distingui-
da concurrencia Sc celebr6 en- la
noche de aver la anunciada fun
ci6n a beneficio de los fondos de
la Secci6n de Damas del Circulo
Cubano.
DeSpues de una sinfonia por
la orquesta 'La Tropical, Sc
corri6 Ell tel6n y fue reresenta-
da la chistosa obra titulada "Tu
Mujer Nos Engana". Desempe-
naron todos los papeles damas y
j6venes de las secciones del
La gaceta., 1941-11-25
Football Dance

Ell jueves, "Dia de Oar Ora.
ciaS", Sc celebrara un gran bal
le en- la sala principal del Cen.
trd Asturiano, para honrar .
los jugadCres de "Futbol' de Ia
localidad.
La fiesta comenZara 6espu4S
del juego que verificaran los
"teams" de los colegios Plant y
Hillsborough. A los jugadores
mas destacados Sc les obsequia-
ra con pequenos balones de ORC.
Los jugadores seran seleccio-
nadOs por los cronistas deporti-
vos de los periOdistas "latinos"
Y americanos.
La gaceta., 1941-11-25

SegGn nos manifestara en- la
noche del Sabajo ell Sr, Celesti-
no Fernandez, PreSiiente de la
Secci6n de RecYeo de Ia sOcie-
dad Astur, Ia orquesta "Stan A
lexander" tocara en- eSta fiesta.
La gaceta., 1941-11-25

.li6 de lado a lado, en- la frente.
Cuando 81 Sc cubria la cara. lie
en- 81 coStado, Cay6 sobre
el pavimentO Y los ~negritos CO
.lrieron.
Cuatro cuadras tuvo que an
oar, Sangrando, antes deencon-
.trar un policia, a pesar de que
Sc habia anunciado la incorpo-
raci6n a la vigilancia, en- esa.
barriada, de $50 pOlicias mas.
La gaceta., 1941-11-25
Santos del D@G
San Juan de la Cruz
RecO1'ddmOs

RecOrddmOS
La function que efectuara Ia
Secci6n de Damas del Centre Es
panol. Ell dia a del %entrante mes,
en- ell teatrO Casino.
DaremOs nuevos detalles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

Masterpieces Of sAer~d choral
literature. ancient and modern. ere
included In the program To b
given by this Choir of the wsss. =
Pacific Lutheran eoilsrs singing
group. Tuesday night ., Central
Lutheran church. No. 10th and O.
The pure = esppeiia writing ~
the isth century - represented ~
the Jubslsnt "AIisi,iis. We sing
win Joy" for doibls ehorss. eom.
possd ny Jacob Hand. = eonssm-
porary ~ Psiesstins. Hssh. the
great 18th century Ls,ihersn mas
ter. contributes his five soscs mo-
,ss. -Jssu. rrfosiess rre.Surs. :
hiilt on cfuGsr's fsm~ss sfossis.
me great Russian choral sehooi 10
represented In four sioq'ssn, conn
positions. the ''c'hsrsbsc Hymn" n
Ciinks. the hymn. % CONS. o
CONS Emmanuel" by fsoftnlsnskr.
salvation IL Created BY Tsess.-
nokoff. and "AEnDs Del by
Kaiinnlkof.
T'hs works ~ three American
composers appear on the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

Opera Comique IN Paris. and in
PRODUCING those bits Of stage bust
ness and dramatic vocal changes
that were TO sstonish a world
which believed itself thoroughly
familiar with the opera. she was
constantly interrupted BY the
stage manager. He had seen many
Carmens: h. had his idea Of how
the role should h. done the purely
conventional seoeptstion u the
character and he wanted her n
act and sing the part according
10 his ideas
Madame calys. however. oontln-
ued 70 reh.srse the role in her
own way. and IN. stage manager
appealed 10 the director. He re-
f,lrd 70 interfere, saying: let
her alone. sh. knows nothing
about the role and shs will dis
cover that 10 her grisf Al the
first performance II viii be a
good lesson 10 her"
10 Madame GaIys had her
way, and At the first perform
snne there burst upon an
sstonished OPERA world a nss
Gsrmsn--ths Csru~n ,hs Ma
MI her retirement. Another
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Seattle Pacific
Singers Coming

Offering a program that includes
seventeenth century classics, mod
ern concert compositions, spirit
uals and folk songs. the 35-voice
a csppella choir Of Seattle Pacific
college. Seattle. will sing at First
Evangelical church on Wednesday
evening. March rs. The Tacoma
concert is one Of series 10 be
given on tour that takes the
singers through Southwest Wash
ington and into Oregon.
Director Of the choir is Laurence
r. Sehoenhals. a newcomer In the
Northwest. He IL graduate Of
Greenville college and the Univer-
sity ~ Washington. Under his
direction the choir In said TO have
become noted particularly for fine
a cappella work, with special en-
phasis on sacred compositions
There will be no charge for ad-
mission. but a silver offering will
be taken TO help pay expenses Of
the tour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Colorful and Dramatic Aida
Closes Opera Guild Season

For the final broadcast of the
season, Saturday. II a. m. TO 2
p. m, the Metropolitan Opera
guild will present Verdfs colorful
Aida" Because OF its stirring
pageantry thrilling story and dra-
matte music, Aida" has been a
favorite since 1886. when the first
performance was given at the
Metropolitan.
Verdi was almost sixty and had
decided IN retire when the viceroy
NJ Egypt asked him To write a
new opera for the opening Of the
Grand Opera House in Cairo. Verdi
didn't want 10 undertake the work
and didn't want 10 offend the vice
roy by refusing. So he hit on
what he thought was a happy ex-
pedient and named an exorbitant
fee which he was cure would be
rejected. To his surprise, the offer
was accepted. and Verdi started
70 work As he felt the opera
growing he became more and more
interested. The result was Aida, 9"
the greatest work Of his career ip
10 that time.
Aida" was produced at the
opening Of the Cairo opera house
Dec. -. 1871. II was a success
from the start and has been pro-
ducsd more times than any other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Invited To Third
Organ Recital At
Jones Holl

Music people Of Tacoma are In
vted N Jones hall. College Of
Puget Sound. Monday night at
80 for an organ recital by Doris
Helen Smith. This will bs the
third organ recital In which she
has provided the entire program.
She has served as substitute or
gsnist al the First Aethodlst and
other churches and Is teacher OF
piano az Central Avenue school
Miss Smith will play the fol-
lowing program Monday night:
Choral Ia b Minor ........P Prank
oafobte ........s. .s..ss.. hsftlnl
Grand CnOeur Dialogue ....-. Dlsout
Flitn sonata .s.-s...s.s... . u4lnAnt
Allegro hppssslOnsfo
Adsglo con Mott Espresslons
Scnsrzn
Rfclfatiyo
Choral ana F4IgIls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Emma Calve Created New Carmen
famous Carmen. attn living.
WA Geraldine Farrnr.


WA Geraldine Farrar.
Nine. Nellie Melbs fMitchelD.
born In Melbourne. Australia. was
IN. first great singer heard after
my arrival In Dresden. She APP
psared In the Marriage Of Fig
arc" and. naturally. made n great
impression on a youngster making
voice major study.
Both Nine. Nelba'. parents were
musical Her mother, Of spanish
descent, from whom she inherited
her handsome looks. Vas an ae-
oomplishsd pianist. She was only
a child when She h@gan 10 play the
violin. piano ana organ. and
throughout her career an. Was In
teres,ed in those instrumental
Often In giving encores she played
her own accompaniment.
Her voice yas a high soprano
Of beautiful quality. she was at
her hest In roles like Juliet. !"
Lucia" Marguerite. and also
sang with much success Mimi" In
Puecini's La Bohems"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
p. L. c. Choir 10 Sing Sixteenth
Century and Modern Music

Ths ehosr anss ,. nsisus cAns-
sisnssn's sioquest esmppoGtloa.
'-rbs Vision ~ chstss.- hnsn1 -
foih melody From shs ~ -
the sane eompoest y tbs mnss<ve
-vIfsisth f.~sim.- . sost II vusat
symphony IN thsss nsossmssts
y. G Lsshis. late assn II ths
Northwestern University nehasi ~
Music. 10 tbs sompes~r ~ ~
dsspl, feyersnt and msssns '.ssae
pTmistss~ ~hieh sSe<tssSss -
program
ina "cbesr ~ IN wsss" slss
sings several srrsassmsnss go
compositions NJ tls eoadzsetav.
Prof. cunnar !, Msisnin. ln<issssng
hls setting n tn fAnlGo fsth
sing. "A nabs II Dorn h nseb-
isbem-. the great Amsrsesa hyma.
Ny Faith t<shs Up u Thss.- -
ranged fss choir this spvssg. -.
- optional songs. In sws Nsgss
spirsfnsis. ~B~est cbarsoe" sn1
@ntssi Away 10 Jesus
rhs program slso includes ~
In ~isetioas ~ dsssss Johaspa
he viii ~ accompanies ~ ~
piano ~ Eugene Lia<sa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Sodium Girls SING
At First Baptist

Stadium high school girls gi.s
club. under the direction ~ Clay
ton Johnson. Will sing a. the Firs,
Baptist church Sunday evening 81
7.3o. This organization has been
~gnslly honorsd ny having bsen
chosen n appear before the North
west Music Educators conference
q, Spokane the latter part Of next
week. The CLUB mas q membership
Of som. 70 singers and viii All
the church chancsi TO capacity
The public IL Invited.
Numbers % 10 sung vii in
elYcs prelude fR0nala). "On me
stsppss fgrstchanlnOifD, and In
fisumsitIs 81 Aeesnsus" ffioaElni)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

The Young Mems Business club pinch hitting for public
school good for Tocono directing
the ticket selling assisted by Porent Teacher ossocoons ond
other groups Though looked Friday the ticket soes
keep until Monday night.
In the photograph the pick of Toooo school nusoons
They will enter the national chorus orchestra ond bond ond
will have port vrtuoly oil conference activities The
follow:
Front ro-Violo Adler Morone Keller Moreoret tinde-
man, Pot Finck Betty Terry Borboro Ferris Nina Honsen
Catherine Prentice Syvo Towers Gwen lobde Martha Hort
Shirley Greenfield. Jonioe Cowden, Eunce Mobeto Shirley
Nopd Ieop To,d
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Teach Violin And
Viola AT u

Among other visiting faculty
members on the University Of
Warrington nls.c staff this sum
mer Will b Fsrene Aolnar, as
sistant professor o. music At
Stanford university. VINO win give
instruction In violin and viola as
well as conducting a class In the
study and practice Of chamber
music. Mr.. AOlnzr taught a. the
Austro-Amer1can conservatory and
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