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Lost Pet. 0 1,000 1 .833 2 .600 3 .571 4 .338 4 .000 5 .286 6 .143 3UE :DAY fork 1. . 0. ain). CLUBS Lost Pet. 1 .333 2 .714 3 .371 3 .500 3 .400 5 .375 4 .333 5 .286 ! OPS :i as iu in (AP). -- bers' rec Lou Ara- pion was gym yesswing .at loose the e heavyon Lou's i for the nail scalp amount which private competition The sets were designed by j must pay for money. When mu Franklin Dixon and executed bv nicipals yield only a small per Col Lawrence and his bovs and 1 centage on their purchase price, girls. It is an excellent cas-t. a grand the benefits are passed on to flo show chock ful1 of laughs and tations of railroads, industrial and promises to be a record breaker. utilities. But if. as Mr. Tremaine r estimates, federal taxes force mu are expected to join the demon stration. COME-DOWN. The legal pro fession, in New York as in Wash ington, isn't finding the pickings quite so juicy these days as they "You Couldn't Be Cuter,' and "A Heavenly Party," all sung by Miss Dunne. The latest March of Time aud a Pete Smith short subject are also included on the current program at the State theater. school. The student government plan, student activities and pub lications, the personnel of the high school faculty, the various courses of study that are offered, at1 are presented to the eighth graders. Representatives of the classes are 1 chosen to interview the heads of nicipals to offer a more attractive have been in recent palmy years.- departments to discuss specific Kuster Productions Praised hv Critics interest rate- it will have a similar effect on private securities. Thus, at the very moment when the administration is try One attorney likens the slump in the profession's earnings to the plight of the superintendent of a swank apartment house, College Flying Club questions and to report back to their own groups. Discussion; and Wins National Honor questions follow these interviews and class talks, so that every . Gaining praise from newspaper and magazine critics, Edward G. Kuster. who started his little the ater work in Carmel over 15 Years ago, is forging steadily ahead with his Theater of the Golden Bough in San Francisco. Next production of his Players will be Sidney Howard's Pulitzer prize cornedv of vinevard life of ing to tempt private funds back one of whose perquisites was the into the recovery field, to force sale of tenants' discarded liquor bankers to lend or industrials to bottles. For a time there were borrow through new stock is carloads of champagne bottles, sues, Mr. Roosevelt springs a and he did very well for him plan designed to freeze invest self. Then came the depression ments even more solidly. Pro days. There Were just as many moter of this brilliant idea was empties as before--r-but alas, they "Tommie" Corcoran. i were beer bottles. [ (Copyright, McClure News PALO ALTO, Arp. 26. --News was received today from Wash ington, D.C., that the Stanford Flying Club has been awarded- the Grover Loeing trophy for most conspicuous activity among col legiate aviation groups during the year 1937. The honor was based on points Napa county. "Thev Knew What Tbev Wanted." Kuster did this first in Carmel in 3927. Recent productions have in- eluded "Counsellor at Law." which drew from the News Letter and Wasp the comment that "at last we have a non-professional playhouse worthy of the town (San Franciscol whose tradition is its inheritance." Kuster still calls home, however. : [ | SKEPTICS. If Henry Morgen- ] thau, Jr., were made of baser metal, he would probably be out of the cabinet by now. Last No vember, with warm White House approval, be announced a program of retrenchment. He was sincere ab:>.;' it. and hasn't changed his ] mind since. He takes no stock in ; the spend-and-lend spree ns.a curative measure and has fought it as hard as he could. His chiefs complete reversal o paper Syndicate) Castroville Notpis The ladieis of the Altar society of Our Lady of Refuge church sponsored an afternoon whist card party in the parochial hail on Wednesday aft.eif.oon. An attendance of six tables were present. Those receiving award! for high scares . j won in the national flying meet held at Garden City, N.Y., last June 19, as well as on the num ber of hours flown by club mem bers, total membership, and vari ous events held on home airports. Stanford's representatives at the flying meet were Walt Rosenfield, John Park, Dick Williams and Robert Bower. The club plac ed in a number of events and won second place. mento back to its original sltc ln phase of high school may be thor oughly understood. Helpful guidance is given by. j the eighth grade teachers in ad vising their pupils as to the suit able course of study to be follow ed in high school before they are ready to enroll. From the teach ers' knowledge of the individual pupil's ability and natural inter ests, this guidance in planning i course of study may help to aver many disappointments and pit-1 fails. I As a climax to the study about ; the high school, a carefully plan- | nod trip is made by each eighth ! grade class to the high school it- [ self while the classes there are in j session. In this way the pupil have a first-hand knowledge of the physical plant, the layout of the classrooms, the procedure fol- \ ! Phcy has maae him look more were as follows: Mrs. J. F. G-am- } Monterey. than a trifle naive. But the Treks- i betfca. Mrs. E. Mich-eletti, Mrs. J.! lowed in changing classes, ana what is perhaps the most import Herald Printers and Publishers ury chief- is a ----.... very' loyal . person ] Rodriguez. Mrs. R. McIntyre, Miss 'Anne Jordan. Miss Margaret Mc Intyre, Mrs. F. Caupurro. Mrs. R. Swanson, Mrs. M. C Freitas and With the chamber of commerce membership drive entering its third week, forty-two members have joined. ant of all, ah' acquaintance, at least by sight, with ihe teachers and the new faces of their future classmates and associates. Mrs. M. Mendonca. Door prize: Suggest Mrs. H. Cursi. Flans are being Registration of voters in Mon the Slogan-- "Monterey for 3 | the Capital of 9 California" 6I 3 on all your printed forms made for another party for the terey county for participation in benefit of the church to be held the primary election closes on in the near future JUly 21st. Applications for absen tee voters' ballots can be made be It was recently reported that tween August l(>th and 25th. several limits of striped bass were caught trolling in the Salinas rivesr. Ralph Swanson, president of After the Show- Stop in for a refreshing drink at our complete fountain. Or may we suggest a dish of our delicious ice cream. FREE ESTIMATES Tony Foster caught a limit of fish the Castroville chamber of com on Thursday. merce, and Carol Sandholdt at Breakfasts 25c Soap Box Derby Contestants We have a complete line of TKVtUim HOPHinS tended the annual banquet of the M. W. Pimentel has, sold has in `Pajaro Valley chamber of com terest in the Mission Garage. He is merce which was held in. Watson now employed in Salinas, working ville Monday night. as an aufbo salesman. A drawing of Castroville's pro Gasttroville Rabariams hedd their posed community hail is now on Luncheons 35c Dinners 50c Williams' all officially approved parts required--reasonably priced. rimes 8`BiiM WISE 4IRI wi'A WALTER ABEL HENRY STEPHENSON weekly meeting at the Hotel Fran display at the Club . cm Merritt co on Friday noon. The speaker of street. Work on the hall will be the day was from Monterey. His started as soon as W. P. 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Imagine a gal who can't live on 310,000 a week (thanks to the family parasites!) who meets a handsome guy who shows her the night of her life for $1.85. Add to this exciting literary brew a series of whacky ad ventures like serenading a Judge and treading New York's pavements barefoot during a thunderstorm. Set this refresh ing potpourri to music ... and you have Irene Dunne and Doug Fairbanks Jr. in "JOY 0(v UtMNG!" MARCH OF TIME No. 9 PENNY'S PARTY nsui<x +kvaAdi Apvil Z(#,, vt. to . - W:k.V.Vr- . V1 . .. I, ' ,