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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
LAS LoCALIDADES PARA Los
coNCIERTos DE La GALLI-CuR-
CT FUERoN vENDIDAS CON
NUEvE MESES DE
ANTICIPATION
Asi recibi6 Londres a La gran sopra-
no itahana conocida aha dnica-
mente por sus Discos Victor

En- los circulos musicales de Euro
pa Sc comenta todavia la acogida
sin igual extendida a America CALI
Curci en- su reciente aparici6n en-
Londres. Ell t6pico de todas las con-
sin igual extendida Amelia Cali
Curci en- la capital londinense. El
Royal Albert Hsll-con capacidad
para todas. las localiaades nueve me-
ses antes de la llegada de Ia gran
csntante. Ell Morning POST de
1,ondres refiere este acontecinientQ
en- los sequences p&rafos::
: "vino Ia gran artista, cant6 3
conqaist6 al publico-6ste .fue el
sesultadS de Ia. primera aparicf6n en-
| 1ondress4de ,AmeIits CALI sCurci. Y
cliando We. a INA 'eaatante sentada
iunto al piano y acon1pahandose q
s. nisma, no es ,dificil deducir que
Ia artista Sc halla en- buenos ter
1ainos con ell auditorio. Este fu6 q
resultado del primer concierto-es.
perado desde largo tiempo-dadc
por esta famosa soprano. Sin embar
go, la GalIi-Curci habia va conquis
tado al pdblico ingles, 1nucho antes
de venir Londres, por medic de los
Discos Victor. No hay ningun otrc
ejemplc en- la historic de la mdsica
en- que una artista Sc haya hechc
tan popular entire Ell pdbico solo cor
la reproduction mecanica de su voz
sin haber sido siquiera vista por el
auditorio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
Terrible ficaz6n

La desesperante picaz6n y ardor
de, herpp dasaparece inInediatamen-
te con Ia p~inera APPLICATION del
nuevo y maraviAoso ungiiento
SORBINOL. Su accion calmante Y
sanativa hace que sea inmejorable
para aliviar almorranas, quemadu-
ras. heridas, diviesOs. nacidos cla-
cotes demas enferinedades de lg
piel. Durante m,:chos afios SOR-
BINOL fu9 ell rema.Iio favorito que
recetaba un notabits especialista !;
pero ahora puede obtenerse a uD
costo relativamente pequefio en- las
farmacias de y. II. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
Horrible tragedia. !.
Confirmation Dc la Ia. pae !.


vertia tambien lagrimas...
La otra victima de este desgracta-
do suceso que aun ignoramos su
nombre SO encuentra en- ell Hospital
del Central en- un estado verdadera-
inente lamentable de locura.
Bonilla deja una madre sin consue
10, una esposa atribulada v popre,
hermanos que uoran su tragica muer
te y dos hijos, una nina de tres amos
y un varoncito de seis meses de
'edad. Maxine Alexandra era joven
y no deja hijos.
Las autoridades locales practica-
ron Ia investigation del suceso, re-
-sultando el accidente completamen-
te casual. ~
FL acto del sepelio de las vfeti-
mas que tuvo lugar en- la tarde de
hoy martes fue una verdadera ma
nifestaci6n de duelo publico general.
Una inmensa 1nnchedumbre, com
presta en- su mayer parte de puerto
rriqueiioS, en- demostraci6n de simpa
tias y solidaridad, acompafi6 hasta
So hltiAa morada los restos ,morta-
les de estas dos victinias del traba:
10
FL acto ftlnebre del cual sacaron
fotografias, frente la iglesia Parro
quial, despues de los oficios religio-
sos, los fot6grafos Paco Garcia v
Jose Morales, fue amenizado por una
orquesta de mtsica.
Lamentamos profundamente Ell
triste> suceso que .ha nenado de YER
dadera consternaci6n toda esta in
mensa poblaci6n de duelo y iris
teza dos hogares, donde antes rel
naba la algeria, Ia paz y ell contento.
Nuestro sentido pesame los deu-
dos de las victimas y que sus almas
descansen en- la paz del Senior.
Redactor CORRESPoNSAL.
La Romano, mayo &c, 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
Los C9AUFFEURs Sc REUNEN
En- AsAMBLEA EN- PONCE

81 microbes Sc reunieron en- ell
Cine Habana de la Peria del Sur los
ch6fers de automobiles de aquella
'cindad con ell fin de discutir el nue
/ vo regiamento aprobado reciente-
haente por la Comisi6n de servicio
. Hibico y q. comenzara regir Ell dia
rnmero del pr6ximo mes de julio.
Segun Sc desprende de los acuer-
dos allf tomados, los interesados Sc
Green iesiOnados en- sus intereses por
slgunOs disponiendose introducidos
en el reglamento. M
In la Union est& la Fuerza" es
slns viejo adagio que hoy ellos 10 han
hulIado nuevo. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
RESULTADO DE UN
BENEFICIO

Como todos saben las csrrersG
que Sc llevaron a efecto en- el III
p6dromo Las Casas el sabado 30
de Mayo en- que SO corrio Ia Copa
RAFAEL CoRDERo" fueron a
beneficio del Comedor Escolar de
dicha Escuela y por la presento IL
Comite directive de este Comedor
&c complace en- hacer pdbhco ell re-
snltado de las misma que es como
sigue:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

esta fiesta, toda palabra que Sc
olga para describirla, todo comen-
tario que Sc quiera hacer, resulta-
ran palidos, pues basta decir, que
fue un acontecimiento religioso, que
hara eco en- la historic del Catoli-
cismo en- Carolina.
Debemos sentirnos satisfechos los
cat6hcos de esta comunidad, y re-
cordando las palabras de Mons. Ca
ruana, pronunciadas en- Ell lltimo
dfa de la fiesta, debemos perseve-
rar con arlientes deseos, en- Ia eau
sa del Catolicisme, demostrando de
vez en- cuando que. nuestra religion
es inc6lume
Severe sERRANo MELENDEz
Carolina, P. R..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
CoMISToN DE
CONFERENCIAs

Sc espera que ell lunes rinda su
informe sobre ell proyecto de inco-
me tax la comisi6n de conferencias,
integrada por senadores y represen-
tantes.
FL pals tiene concentrate su aten-
ci6n en- la comisi6n de conferencias
y Sc espera que no Sc olviden los
sntereses pGblicos y que los tipos
crecidos sean reducidos a un mini
mum razonable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

La Cdmara enlpez6...
Continuation dc 10 ID. p6a-

dias de esta semana, probablemen-
te Ell martes microbes.
Con tai motive las visitas a la
Legislature por parte de los comi-
sionados Sc han hecho mas frecuen-
tss. Ademas Sc tiene entendido que
antes, la Comision de Hacienda ha-
bra de reunirse para discutir am
pliamente, :. la situaci6n provocada
por la sentencia del Juez odlin,
anulando la actual Ley de Arbitrios,
por conceptc de la cual espetaba Ell
Tesoro percibir cuatro 1nillones de
d6lares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

FL sehor, Manuel. Fernandez dis
tingnido caballere de este pueblo, Sc
encuentra slgo mejor del accidente
que sufriera ha pocos dias, con una
nlaquina que arrastraba cafias para
la 'tGuanica Central. Gracias a su
destreza no pereci6 en- ell acto; pues
tuvo la precauci6n de lanzarse fue-
ra del vehiculo que 10 conducia de
Puerto Real Cabo Rojo, y por We
mir 81 solo conduciendo ell CAIRO.
Nos place mucho verle mejor.
CORRESPONSAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
NO PIERDA sU DINRRo

Esperanto que un cartel6n an
el balloon de su casa pueda alqui-
var la habitaci6n desocupada.
cuando un aviso en- la seccidn de
anuncios clasifcados de Ell MUM
Do puede hacerselo en- I'm dfa por
un solo dollar, P,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
ALMORRANAs (Hemorroidesl

ALMORRANAS (Hemorroides)
reouieren un tratamiento cuidado-
So Ell UNGUENTO PAZO es el
remedio mas eficaz que Sc conoce
hasta el dia para ell tratamiento de
las Almorranas simples, sangran-
tes, con picazon externas. Una 0
dos caiitas bastan. La firma de
Z. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada ca
iita Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

OUTNINA QUE NO AFECTA IA
.CARFZA. LAXATIV0 BR0MO
QUININA es mas eficaz en- todos
los casos en- que Sc necesita tomar
Ouinina. no causando zumbidos de
ofdos. Contra Resfriados. La Gri-
ppe. Influenza. Paludismo y Fie-
ore. La firma de E. w GROVE
viene con cada cajita. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
NGREsos

Por ell 20 por. ciento y des-
oontado a los duefios de ca
.ballos por eoncepto de
premios segtn comproban-
.te No. 1922 3 Chek No.
$3.50 cargo Banco Te-
Tritorial y. Agricola S S28.49
Cooperation del Hip6dro-
mo mismo Chek 1oo.0 .0o
Jockey Club endoso chek
mo. 32,S23 Gig Banco Te-
rritorial y Agrfcola 10000
Duefos de Caballos endoso
chek No. 32,329 1000
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
oRToPEDIA ou1RopRAeT1eA
(Continuacion de la Dag. .


(Continuaci6n de la rag. %
de la madre. Tratando pues, las
supuestas subluxaciones en- la ma
Dire Sc evitara el desarrollo de
defornaidades en- el feto. .---....
sta nueva cieneia ha tratdo
ura Transformation rapida en-
cuantos casos ha podido ejsrceSse
propiamente. >s
~Dr. Jose NJ SILVA,
Quiropractor
Sanluree, P. R., 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
NO sAcARAN TAg11L1As
Rio Piedras, JUNO 5, 1926

Rio Piedras, JUNO 5, 1925.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Duefios automobiles pGbhcos Y
chauffeurs Rio Piedras, protestamos
energicamente ante Comision Ser
vicio PIbnco contra regaanento
que consideramos arbitrario y des-
truira nuestra industria. Decididos
no sacar tablinas case aprobarse q.
Cooperation pueblos limftrofes.
So.
NICOLAS VIGO,
~.a. ERNESTo A. RODRIGUEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
DE Is MINUTos
'DEsDE cABo RoJo

KyySer, yS = @taFfde,' como a las 6 PM: Tue
psstdr sG q de lfas larias, ia casa 1abita-
2icl5if del ahciatifo Pedro yTfocKe, sta
en- Eel bsFfios s1.os Carril1os ''cen el
sitfo cohoeido por 'rPIan bonto' ;.
FL sefiof Troche no phdo salvar ma
>da de1su ajuar. Tampoco estaba ase
7 gurada la propiedad mencionada.. /
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
Los QUE LLEeAN

Lista de pasajeroS procedentes
dc Cuba en- ell vapor Guantanamo:
Sara Porrata de Regis !.
Sara Emilia Regis
Juan Alberto Regis
Fernando Luis Regis
jose Martinez Diaz
Ramon Reyes Durras
Aurelio s., Davi1a
Gerardo Garcia
Antonio b. Bobo
LeonideS Ortiz
Amparo Ramos. de Nogueras
Carmen Amparo Nogueras
Vicente Nogueras 80. --,re.-.,-
Aftagracia W. Nogueras
Martin NJ. Nogueras
Virginia E. de Ramos
Bonita. Tarrasss 80.
Jose Adam Paaiiia a
Eusebio Montatvo y seda
Luisa Colon j.
Antonio Martinez III.
Felix Mandi So
Rosa A1varado 5gt
Jose Medina
Jose Aponte -Seba44.--,--- -,-.-4.--.-.-
Rodrigo Sierra 81 " ~
Carlos Julio, Bosch -
Tomas Griffint
Gabriel Basaicca osek
Biagio Cairo Mandarina
Luis Emilio Aybar
Agueda s. de Aybar
AIDA Mica Aybar
Luis Emilio Aybar Jr.
Rene Raul Aybar
Alberto Duran Sanchez
Altagracia Alvarez Nolasco
Petronila Rodriguez Patzot
Luis Manuel Rodriguez Patzot
Felix Rodriguez Patzot
Felix Rodriguez Calderon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
LA PRoTEsTA DE AREcIBo

Arecibo, P. r. 4, JUNO 1926,
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. z.
Comit6 de protesta op6neje regia
mento Comision Servicio Publico
endosan protesta alrededor tres
cientos dueiios automoviles r1bli-
cos.
Pedro MERUADANTE,
Pres. Comits Protesta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

Con esta cantidad hemos alberto
una cuenta en- ell Banco Terrific
rial Y Agricola de donde misino
han saido los checks en- nombre del
Comite Directive del Comedor Es
collar como de los nifos pobres de
esta Escuela que son los que Iii
rectamente han de recibir ell fr Ito
de esta obra tan generosa, doy 'aG
mas expresivas gracias a La Conf
sion Hipica Insular, a La Asocia-
ci6n Duefos de Caballos, al Jcc-
key Club Y al Hip6dromo Las Ca
sas como a todo ell que directa e
indireetamente haya Cooperadc.
r~on~~a1sS- TYlRrNYrU
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
LA RETRETA DE MAEANA
PRoGRAMA

.-@
Ell volador de la Selva, marcha,
Meyerbeer.
El Barbero de Sevilla, overtura,
Rossini.
Ell pu6ao de Rosas, zarzuela COM
pleta, r. Chapi.
La Turquesa, danza puertorrique-
ma, M. Tizol.
l1NFERMEDIo DE Is MINUTos
-t,tes@
We are back together again, (My
Baby and me>. FOxt Trot,. estreno,
.. Monaco
..s - NJ. Parise,
Ell Milo Judio Paso' Doble P. Luna
The Star spangied Banner
ss'-1F,1-- - =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
Encarnaci6n .JIMENEZ,
LA PROTESTA DE LA IsLA
Mayagiiez, JUNO 5, 1925.

Mayagiiez, JUNO 5, 1925.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Chauffeurs Y duenos carros p1-
blicos Distrito Mayagiiez reunidos
asan1blea acuerdan concurrir
.acompanados abogados oponerse
hearing manana aprobacion nue.
vo reglamento Comision Servicio
Publico, Lcdo. Baigss Gomez de-
clara Comisi6n carece facultades
aprobaf ldicho reglanfento.
Eco. Pagan MEDINA,
Corresponsal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
S1.o6S.49


Una Copa (Trofeo) y reloj
pulsera para Ell Jockey ven-
cedor compradas en- casa
de Sres. Dinet Pacheco
por la cantidad de s 10000
Para (5) Cinco guaguas
tomadas q la compafiia
White Star Line, transpor-
te de las bandas Municipal
y Asilo de Nihos $500
Pagado al Asilo de Nifos
por Ell uso de la banda 1000
Varios gastos de Auto,
Cintas y otros 1900
Pagado por un anuncio 500
Total dc gastos S155.oo
Liquido Benehcio para ell
Comedor Escolar S913. 40
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
sIGUE LA PRoTESTA

Yabucoa, JUNO 4, 1926
I'll MUNDo,
San Juan.
Los suscribientes, chauffeurs de
carros pGbncos de esta municipa
lidad Sc unen a la protesta ini-
ciada.. por sus compaheros de esa
capital y ofrecen sus esfuerzos pare
combatir. el nuevo reglamento. de Ia
Comisi6n de Servicio Pdblco qut
traeria la ruina y miseria de inf
nidad de familias pobres de este
pals, las cuales nbran subs1stencia
exclusivamente de este negocio.
Faustino Jimenez
Jose Cintr6n
Manuel Sampayo
Enrique Montafiez
Sebastian Cadiz
Epifanio Sandoz
Angel Pimentel
Manuel Ferrer
Angel Del Moral
Juan Colon
Laureano Lopategui
Antonio Castillo
Luis Rivera
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

Eco. Pagan MEDINA,
Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
GASTOS

Total Ingresos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

Severe sERRANO MELENDEZ
Carolina, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

Lista de pasajeros procedentes
dc Cuba en- ell vapor Guantanamo:
Sara. Porrata de Regis
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-28
new HIGH RECORD
FOR PRODUCTION
AND SALES SEEN

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 24.-The
Chevrolet Motor company has add
ed another record to the series of
sales and production marks estab.
lished this year.
Tho new record is represented by
the deliveries to Chevrolet dealers
during August. ( final check of
August deliversies places the figure
at Al, 5000, a larger number of cars
than the company ever has placed
with its dealers during any preced.
ing August.
The August deliveries even OK
ceeded those made during either
June or July of this year.
The achievement of the August
record preceded by only few days
production of the millionth ear
by the Chevrolet Motor company,
the first manufacturer Of selective
gear shift automobiles to attain
that figure.
Maintenance of deliveries through
the summer months is cited bv Il.
~ Grant, general sales manager of
the Chevrolet Motor company, as
endorsement of his statement made
several months ago that the auto.
motive industry is approaching Il
more stable and uniform basis.
Eventually automobile produc-
tion will be nearly uniform through.
out the year." he said. "The sea
sonable peaks and valleys Of pro.
ductiOn are being flattened out.n
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-28
SAN DIEGO FLYER
WINS TROPHY IN
$4,000 CO N II e s T

SANTA MONICA, Calf. Sept 2S
A crowd Of $4,000, including sew
cral Of Uncle Sam naval flight
heroes, witnessed the first annual
air carnival al Glover Field Sunday
commemorating he ronna the world
flight.
Capt. Lowell Smith and Leslie Ar
mold, and three members Of tine
PN91 crew, attended the 10000
trophy contest, won by Lieut. f. W.
wilkins of the naval air station,
San Diego. wilkins covered the
100 mile course, including several
stops in 40 minutes 30 50 second.
Capt. Smith circled the course III
% minutes, without making any
landings. ~-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-28
PERSONALS

Miss Marie Lehman Of Bannin o
was the weekend guest of Mrs. X
T. Estes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. McCarv, Miss
Elizabeth Marshall and Russell
Haas motored to Calipatria yester.
day, where they were the guests of
Miss Ruth Tate.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Loud and
daughter Margaret returned to their
home last night. Mrs. Loud and
Margaret spent Il portion of the
summer at Pine Valley and have
been at La Jolla for the past month.
Hal l.. Bird Of Phoenix, Arizona,
owner Of the Arizona hotel in that
city, stopped here enroute home
from n trip to the coast.
Mrs. Jeanette Stern returned YES.
tcrday from week end trip to San
Diego. Mrs. Stern was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Leona Cyr, who
will spend few days here with her
daughter.
Mrs. j. f.. Miller Of Calexico was
the week end guest Of Mrs. Tom
Gill.
Vale MeCrory, district agent of
the Missouri state Life Insurance
company and son of Mr.. and Mrs.
:. l.. McCrory of this city, who ar
rived here recently to make his
home, will be located at 42l South
Tenth street. Mrs. McCrory and
baby arrived yesterday.
Miss Laura Moates, former resi-
dent Of I'll Centre and graduate of
Central Union high school, has ac-
ccptcd position in the English de
partment of the CaleXico high
school
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Jacobs spcpt
Yesterday at their cottage at Gale ey-
leo Lodge.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-28
WANT FLYING MEN
TO HAVE CHARGE
OF AIR DEFENSE
Continued from page ! }

kilncr said young men with years
Of flying experience behind them
should be placed III charge If a
separate corps.
In time KiIncr predicatcd Il de,
part mcnt of national defense, en-.
hracing the war and navy depart
ments, should be created.
Air Service Inadequate
From its inception the air scrv-
ice has been inadequate, Kilner
said. " 1913 France had Gil
planes; Germany 1928; Russia 200;
England 1GS and the United States
So ne said.
"And yet, with our war lesson
before US, we still maintain a ration
which is at times even worse - Kill
nor said.
"Thus we are slowly but surely
Observation-Disclosures.
"What we need is an air service
consolidated from the army, navy
and marine corps, run by flying
men. with q flyer at the head who
has the power to make his own de-
cisions.'
Kilner was asked "is it fact
that the navy right now is planning
n surprising amount Of pursuit
plane aviatiOne'
Wcll,' said Kilncr. dryly, "if
they use any at all, it will be q
surprising amOunt.'\
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-28
FORD SEES COMBINED PLANE AND
'DIRIGEBLE AS CRAFT OF FUTURE;
WILL SOLVE PROBLEMS, HE THINKS

DEARBORN, Mich. Sept. IS
Henry Ford believes tho aircraft of
the future will be n combination OF
the dirigible and the airplanc.
" A combination Of thc types
probably will fly better than cithc,
Type alonc,' SAYS the automobile
manufacturer, whose factories and
engineers are now aiding in thc de
Vei"pment OF aviation research and
commercial flying.
Might Avert Disasters
II combined dirigiHle and air.
plah" had been developed both OF
he recent naval air disasters might
have been averted, experts say.
They point ont that the greatly
increased pressure in the hclium
bags Of the Shenandoah, when the
dirigible was suddenly shot to a
higher altitude by line sduall
caused tlr framework Of the craf II
TO give sway.
A dirigibl" with airplane wings
might have been able to either nose
down and prevent the skyrocket
ing or if the dirigible part of the
craft had collapsed, the wings
might enable to volplanc safely
down to the ground.
If such Il craft had been available
for the Hawaiian flight, instead Of
the fA9-l, the dirigible part of il
would have kept it in the air after
the gas supply was exhausted and
1t might have driftcd back over one
OF the patrol ships. The necessity
Of landing in rough sea aud the
possible smashing Of the plane
would have been aycried.
Engine Is Big Trouble
IN" Ford Motor company has
Just gone into both ends Of com
merclal aviation operation and
manufacture. II has agreed to carry
the ;tirmail for the government
from Chicago to Detroit. But Henry
ora smiles dryly AT the suggestion
that this signifies complete success
for commercial aviation is near.
u wish | could see it, he com
+. mcnts.
From the Ford airport at Dear.
, born, all-mctal SKY trucks daily
g sail away to Cleveland and Chicago.
CARRYING thousands pounds of
freight.
Ford thinks these are the best
airplmes that Engineering. talent
has yet developed. But he thinks
the machines are still crude. costly.
lneffieient, measured by lis vision
OF what the sky carrier Of the fu.
turc Will be.
Aviation Still New
Aviation is in its infancy. -
Ford puts it.
What's the trouble with the air.
plan"?' he is asked
The engine he replies.
The Ford Motor company built
thousands of Liberty motors for
the government during the war
Now 1t is buying back these same
motors to install in It's own planes
bnt whatever happens in avia-
tl"n, Henry Ford has no desire to
fly.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-28

He has never ridden in an air.
plane or airship, and never intends
TO, despite reports THAI he planned
Il trip on the i'll l-faied Shenandoah
when it scared over Detroit on its
return from the middle west.
81 can imagine what flying is
like to my perfect satisfaction, -
says Ford.
y Will Ford Retire?
Henry Ford may administer q
knockout blow to the confidence of
his Ford Motor company business
associates some Of these days.
Ford may retire.
Henry Ford retire! Ncver!'
say the men whose names top. the
Ford company payroll
Edsel Ford is president Of the
Ford Motor company now. Rclcv,
ed Of many responsibilities, Henry
Ford gives time and thought to
such semi philanthrophy as tho re,
Vival Of Old-time dances.
Will he desist altogether, in his
later years, from direction Of the
Ford industrial affairs!
You never can tell,' Ford
smiles.
But do you expect to retire 20
IF | expected to, then could
tell. ! don't expect TO, but you
never can tell.
Talks on Reincarnation
No retirement by Henry Ford,
h0wever--cven the final one--will
be for all time, Ford holds.
He is a believer in reincarnatiOn.
You believe that Henry Ford
after dcath!' he is asked.
Ford gazcs out II window, and
drums his fingers on u table top.
Well, nothing is ever destroy
cd, is it!' he responds.
DO you believe in Il Dcity?'
The trouble about discussing
those things is that nobody ever
knows just what he is talking
about
At G2, with the Ford fortune mea.
sureablc only in ten figures, Henry
Ford 5 chief ambition for the Ford
Motor company is
To keep it going.'
\ friend of Ford, he is reminded,
quotes him as saying, "Ons Job is
to make work for more people at
better wages. =
IL 5 the same thing" says
Ford.
There are no fine distinctions in
the Ford reasoning.
: DO you get more personal salts
faction out of making more jobs for
people, or making more automobiles
for th"m!' he is asked.
1T 5 all the same, is Ford Is
answer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-28
DENY FRANK SPEAKERS
WILL BE DISCIPLINED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.- The
President s special aircraft inquiry
board today entered its second week
Of investigation, converting at 1880
4. IN. TO hear the views and Opin-
ions of more than 4 score of army
and navy aviatOrs on aviation p0ss-
Utilities and the Mitchell plan for
a unified air service.
RumOrs that officers who testi-
fled in opposition to department
policies "would be dealt WITH
were met by dcnials from the chiefs
Of the war and navy departments 5
and Il statement by Chairman
Dwight Morrow of the board that
he had no recollection Of inter
ference by either department..
Colonel William Mitchell's pro.
posal, the united air service plan.
was expected to receive support
from some Of the pilots slated to ap
pear.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-28
PROWLER AROUND
TURKEY ROOS rs
SHOT AND KILLED

SACRAMENTO, Calf. Sept. %.
Shot through the abdomen when
found prowling near the turkey
roosts on the Smith and Waddell
ranch near Lisbon, YoIO county, Joe
Lawrence, a cook, was dead here
today.
George r. Jamison, foreman Of
the ranch, surrendered to police
when Lawrence was pronounced
dead at the emergency hospital here
last night, where he was brought
for treatment.
.Iamison was released on his own
recognizance upon instructions from
the Yolo county sheriff to whom he
first reported The shooting.