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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
PERSONALS

Mrs. William Dawson and son
William sprn; the Weekend in san
Diego.
}. j. Lvnrh. Postal T~lr,rarh
man Of New York, Is in Fl Centre
ON business.
Roy Holland, night clerk at the
Hotel barbara Worth. has return.
cd from hi, larariou.
Mr.. Gcora" 4. EucAawau Of
hhooujT, Ar.zoHa. va. visiting
friends in FL Centre over the week
cAd
Mr.. and Mre. T. T. Capron and
son Sanford have gone 10 Balboa
for a week =, outing.
k. IhllIll- Of Tampa, Florida. T.,
la 'hc valley today nu business.
Ml. ami Mr.. H. Il. Morn, spent
Sunday 100 San Diego.
Charlie, L. CaSs, federal rr1hih;-
'."u agent of San Diego. was iu FL
'"n'rn "n but.nr-e Saturday.
Nr and Mr,. o. y. SHAW Lav- ra.
tun.d from a fishing tip to Bar
r.t dam and resort fi,hiug great.
bringing with them e a.re string Of
fish 20, proof
Nern D,T@r farm advisor, is in
il'.'F.lir TODAY conducting an cH.
perim,u' W alfalfa test niof. lerp.
jack Iorn>'rr who Ia, been iu
hI crrir, for several months wofg.
ing lu the glan.- has gone to Csra.
I.H Island iof au extended .aca-
1.H.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Suffering is Due
To Pers ona ity
Defect, is Claim

BERKELEY, Calf, July 2G.-
Sta'teriug arises from delry- rn
personality. II IS not q disv1y" nor
q b4d habit, earabi' bv endless tc,i-
tataou Of ech Mother Goose form
uIas is ',lrtcr F'p-r picked "a p.r!;
Il 1srk.ea pappgrs, y-c.
THIS : III" b,lt of Mis- paul-ua
Camp rsvchuag.s and -.jAoritv
e9 child auia"eer at the University
II California summer session here.
N.ammering ar.-cs from tine i'm
aA.li'E f a child to fac, certain
situations, ~ Camp o;ircl. '!t
j. & he4Haais which .h.uH .. given
.nizyi5l.ai f.ratu.nt by % p-..h,i-
e@5.t.
Mis- Camp L.ricscs tA.' uaar
#.#s5za#,sa e,aiatto iuh..it '.;.g
as fraH i.f3t.a.r ur l.. .as..l-
Hafh-t- aat taa; il ela b.. .",f.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Officials Unable
To Identify Man

Efforts of Coroner J.. T.. Lennon.
and sheriff Charles Gjllctt to cstah.
.ish idcu'itv of the man who's. holv
was found last Friday Of tNc comfy
gravel pits near N;Innd, were un-
successful and th" body was buried
Saturday afternoon IN Mountain
View cemetery.
An attemut TO establish identity
was made through a check of two
tags found on the body. On an
army identification bore the number
l7s797 and the name Robert \.
Iialbodcl Th" other, pav tag
issued by the FaWcctt compauv had
been iS.ucd to Il. Lcyo. Officials
Of the Fawcctt company were uuabl,
to identify the man. Th" adiutaut
general : offic" IN Wa hingtou viii
be communicated with in an effort -
learn if III" man was Ilalbodrl. to
whom the army tag had been issued
At an Inquest conducted Saturda"
afternoon bv Coroner Lemons .
jury returned verdict that the man
met death as result Of heat pros.
tIatiOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Many Interesting
Books Received
At Local Library

~ "Out Of Door Books Of Califor.
mia - is the title Of an Interesting
new list Of books compiled hv Fran.
"es NJ Fultz which may hc found
N the city library. These book,
vary in style and subject from flr.
tion t. treatises on trees. wildflow-
ers and birds. In the list every M
ture lover viii find several books
10 his liking. The list follows:
" The Flock and Land Of
Little Rain. hv J. Austin: Cali.
fornia Desert Trails, = California
Coast Trails" aud "Yosemitc
Trails, : by Chase; "Bcuizens Of
the Desert, : by Jaeger: Wonders
Of the Colorado Desert. = bv .Lames:
" Mountains Of California;" "Mv
First Summer in the sierra and
" Yosemite. = bv Muir.
" White Heart Of Moiave. Lv
Perkins; Southern Sierras Of Cali
fornia. = bv Saunders: The Des.
ert, " by Van DYKE; Tho Noun.
tains.' by White: "Trees Of Cali
fornia, bv Jcpson: "Western
Wild Flowers. = hv Armstrong:
Wild Flowers # California. -" bv
Parsons; Western Flower Guide. "
by Saunders; Handbook Of Yosc- ,
mite National Park, = by Hall.
Flora Of Wester9 Middle Cali D
fornia, = BY Jepsou: Handbook Of
Birds Of the Western United
States. by BAILEY: "Western
Birds" bv MYERS. and birds Of
California. = bv WheelocR.
" Denizcas ef the Desert bv Ed
mund 6. Jaeger VII be of special
interest T. ,oeal readers for It deals
almost solely with fauna Of tli,
locality Jaeger has made careful
observation Of tile animals. birds
and insects If I'll desert and Of tho .
changes reauIt.ng "a tueir bodies and
behavior from their eHvironmeyt.
Instead Of giving the life histories
Of AL the animal forms he has cho>-
en- the interesting aud typical such
rs the road runner, the pack rat.
the cactus wren. the antelope chip.
munk, the tumble bug, and the coy
Ote.
The book is lavishly Illustrated
with photographs. some Of which
were taken very close L. Fl Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
NATIVES ARE USED
TO HAVING CA" :"
FOR 4 NElGHB0R
BY JOHN MONTGOMERY
ni-fd Press STAFF Corrncoopder.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
! PAUL SMITH :. y. y. July %
I'm less than month after preSi-
dent Coolidge arrived at his sum.
mrr camp iu tho Adigoudacks. the
natives Of the section haze come 10
regard him a> an every day neigh
uor
The President is NO longer a nine
days wonder t. the folk Of this land
Of lakes and hills.
Yesterday oalF seven cars at
tempted to enter the roadway lead
ing to White Pine camp. Three Of
these were Adirondack residents.
The remainder were the usual sum
mcr tourists.
The first Sunday he was in the
summer white house more than POO
cars attempted to pass his gate. BY
ISLANDERS stood for hours along the
roadway hoping he would make his
usual Sunday drive and that they
could catch a glimpse Of him and
the first lady Of the land.
Yesterday when Mr.. Coolidge made
his third journey IL SaIaaac Lake
10 attend services at the First Pres
hyterian church, less than Il score
If people stood outside the church
ioprS to watch his coming and 20
ing. The first visit to this church
was witnessed by more than 20 en-
'hUsiastic onI0okers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Free Tickets 70
Beach Attractions

The Airlomo offers wonderful
i day At the Ocean Pax Pr to tLe
patrons attending any IF ueyt
week s performances This include,
IN" kiddioS. and if vou wish 10 N
10Y a day Of real pleasure faEe al
vantage oT this exceptional coed
fortune. BY Special arrangement
with the officials of II" Ocean
Park Pier this thca'cr las BEEN able
:" take care Of ajl lis patrons aIbso-
.utclv free of any cost for al Of tla
attractions ON the famous - .9r0 500
pier.
\ combination ticket viii L. is.
sued to each ard eyerv patron com.
ing to any afternoon or cf,a.ag
performance next week aud this
ticket viii rHtitl- the ia1aer. irt.i
September r., 1926. . fr,e aaa.i~-
sion 10 aI Of the following attrac-
'ious:
The whip. the high Lov coasrer.
h.M'uV. O.. hr ,S.ct-r. The autumo-
bile .n.lcay. the Egvat IN bail
'com. 'Lr Ilviug ae3.plaues. T51n-
"rvll'" f1u house. thy fr,.'- uascaiq.
She lightning slide, the mrrry--e-
round, the upside DOWN house.
lou can rij--> >.i3r-,ea the
shows and dance and lave the time
ot your life without q ,iu.I. penny
Of cost. Everyone enjoys the sea
shore with It's cooling ocean breeze,
and the Plea~ur" and @ayety that
surrounds il.
Dou T forget that urrt week is
the big week and get your combiaa-
zion ticket for aIl the attraction, on
'hc Ocean Park Pier at Orcau lark.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
DR.. BEAL TO BECOME
DEAN OF L, A. CHURCH

LOS ANGELES, July 20. DR..
Harry Eeal, dean Of Holy Trinity
cathedral, Havana, who recently ac-
ceptcd the invitation TO become dom
of St. Paul 5 cathedral, succeeding
the late Dr. William Mccormick,
VIII arrive here early in October.
DIR. Beal before going to Cuba was
rector of Grace church, New Bed.
ford, Mass. He Is well known ia
religious circles throughout the
country.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Justice LaWlOr
Called by Death
Hy United Press Leased v-ire

SAN FRANCISCO, July 26.-
William p. Lawlor. -. associat,
justice of the California suprcm,
court, died suddenly at his home
here last night His death came af
Ter he was believed recovering from
several weeks illness caused bv
heart disease.
judge Lawlor, who has been .
membei Of the supreme court bench
Tor the past II years and q member
or the san Francisco bar since 1856,
withdrew rs candidate for rrelpr.
tloh 10 the supreme court last week
because of his failing health.
Judge Lawlor came to California
when he was % and worked n the
mines Of Napa county. where L.
flrst began to study law He passed
The bar examination in 1856 and I'M
1899 was appointed Judge of tine
superior court. IN 1914 hc was clcct-
ed associate justice Of the soprcme
court.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
CHASTITY TOTAL
OF AUTO DEATHS
IN SIX MONTHS
State Chief Declares 80
Per Cent of Tragedies
Were Unnecessary.

SACRANENTO. Calf. July oa-
Tragedy. thju.lppeI and srm. lean
ed from ihc dry pages Of Stattsli
cal report issued hv the California
division Of motor vehicles. rcycalmu
2 CHASTITY toll Of G9Sl persons killed
or MANNED by the automobile i'm this
stat" during the first SIX months ct
1926.
Between Tie solid rows Of fiora.
was written the story OF coo Of
those who >ouEl, for d JOYOUS out
ing such as rm only be- f3ma on
the smiling lioAWav> of California
hnt fuurd only death instead bp.
meath the grinding wheel~ ef the
Sprcdcr and the crlmiralIv reckless
aut iu'oN.cl;cI driver. thc victims
Of an .r,ri. paradox uf t4te that
promised happiness blt aaya only
SorroW.
More than 80 Of the Iead were re.
FcaIcd 10 have been hit and run
victims.
\ yoritahlc army Of MANNED and
crippled iN shown To have been ere
atcd by >ma>hup>, collisions and
other accidents. most Of which
nould havc been avoided. Of tn
j-N2 report hurt, 1855 were classi-
fled in the report a> seriously in
lurci or crippled, Offering 4 glar-
n- example of the need Of "a public
awakening to the menace Of care
c>> driving.
At least ga per cent Of these
accidents were unnecessary. said
'hicf VIII II. Marsh.
The big centers Of population, as
usual. showed heaviest percentage
# accidents. Los Angeles and san
francisco alone We're credited with
- deaths.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Swing Unopposed
By Republicans

/ \ check of the 10 counties max.
ing up the llth congressional dis
trirt indicates that Congressman
Swing will be unopposed ON the
Republican ticket al the August pri
mary. His friends point TO this
fact as an Indication of the grow
ing popularity Of the author of pro.
posed legislation for Boulder dam
and the all-American canal
T. u. Mccall we'll known valley
resident, Is the only man 10 come
forward with the name Of caudi-
date to oppose swing, He appeared
ON the streets today driving ear
bearing a huge poster with the De-
c.aratium MARK Rose for Con-
grcSs.% II is believed his action
constitutes the launching Of one
man boom for Rose, masmurh as
The latter and he congressman work
ln perfect accord.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
INVESTIGATION OF
N | 'hERSON CASE
TO Be REOPENED
District Attorney Gets
Information Regarding
Carmel Clue.
II" Rttei Press Ieosed Xyi

WON IERE(. Cat, July 26.-Rc
opening the Investigation into the
Disappearance of Aimee Semplc Ne.
ilcrSon. Deputy District Attorney
d"Scuh Ryan. Los Angeles. and Chiaf
at Police William Gabriolson. today
Investigated activities of connie
which occup.cd . cottage in Carmel
H.. wore than Il week.
>Hdden development of new and
what is termed startling" eyi.
teare, was hronght about when
Monterey officials announced they
hai identified n man as Kennth G
Omission, former Angcms tcmplr
radio operator, who with a mvstrr
#ous woman companion, had rented
the Carmel cottage twelve hour,
"trrr the noted Los Angeles evaIp,>.
list disappeared at Ocean Park.
Captain ct Detectives Herman
tluc, Los Angeles, is also expected
here today ia aid the invss sstigators
"A thorough check Of the couple :
stay in Carmel.
According to Miss Daisy Rostick
and Miss Viola CoScr. cnploves of
the Carmcl Realty company. wha
r"nted the cottage, u client calling
himself "trrorgr f. Mcintyre
came to them May II to rent "A cot
ta9c for month or six weeks for
himself and an invalid wife. Hard
to satisfy the man finally selected
e somewhat ,rciGdcd bungalow.
Rrturuug cu May J. Mclntvrc
WAS accompanied by Il woman com.
panion aud took occupancy of tn
cottage. Thr woman always wor.
cap pulled down partly over h.r
.@~r and wor" roIorcd goggles when
eFcr seen outside n" bungalow. ac.
caiatHE 10 TIL. two roaltv employees.
Check Missing
AaeGt TEN days after their arrival
- Mcintyre came To- Miss Bostick
aAd said he was going east because
HIS wife 5 mother wa VERY i'll. lie
gave the Hotel NrApin, New Yorl +
+ ttE. as a Forwarding address and ,
departed. \ check. however. Tor
$50. bong a refund on the rent
! Mciuty.r had prolaid which !
&i>s E">,irk forwarded to .EeU
York. Was u,v,r cashrd
~ Identifying Mcintyre n,
Ms Eostick described
III man perfectly, according 10 in
tigators, mentioning peculiar
imp characteristic. # Ormistoa.
District Attorney Ryan refused t.
nal" any statement concerning
progress SO far IN the inquiry.
Los ANGELES. Jo1v 26.-Aimee
~alnP.o Mcpherson said today that
-h" ""a through commenting on
these wild rEmors. aftrr reading
'h~ report trum Monterey that
mystery coaplr had occupied
uaga!ow n Carmel several aars al
.~r e0" claim, 81" Va, kidnapped at
|eaa Park.
-'i .r alw1r, glaI To- seq such
reports, lowoN,r.' she said. They
WuNr me and | am grateful for a
lpod laugh NOW and then.
Arthur Nritrh. attorney for Mrs.
NcPhcrs,u. denied that the cyaugrl-
Isl, WIS in Carmel or vicinity at any
imr during her absence from An
rcius Temple. Neitch said Mrs. Me
'hor~ou had POO knowledge Of the
'cutiug Of any house in Carmel, aud
hat she was not interested in the |
Of Kenneth G.. Ormiyton |
nor Of any woman who may have |
been his companion at any time. =
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Traeger Plans
Outdoor Camp
FOrDrug Addicts

Los ANGELES. July &c. - out.
door camps 70 aid narcotic addcts
to throw off tn" drug habit, pat
termed after his honor camps for
prisoners, are planned by Sheriff
william |. Traegcr Of Los Angeles
county.
Under present conditions it is
necessary for someone TO file a
complaint against habtual user of
drugs before he can be admitted to
a hospital or institution. The shcr-
iff plans to establish outdoor camps
under the supervision Of qualified
physicians where drug addicts may
be cured without first being arrest
cd
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
LincOln's Son
Dies Suddenly
Continued from Page i

Robert Todd Lincoln. former soc-
rotary II var. wa, born io Spring
fi.Id- Ill. in l,+@. the cId.-~' som If
Fr.-.au' and Ms. Abraham Lin.
roIn.
IT, wrs oducat-d ~ IIIirois ~tate
"lrcr-.'v, Phillips Exeter arujrar
and Harvard university. Thi. course
ia rhr Harvard law school wa ia-
t'rrap'od Whom b" entered tLe Civil
war and b-oamr captain On Cen
"ral Grant = stuff.
Iu 1861 Lincoln was aGwittcd -
nh" Illinois bar and raridIv drr.-
op"d m interest I'm politics which
Irl lIm to tbo post If ,c.rc.ary of
war wdor Presidents Garfield ~ul
Ar't". For roug ycar. from I.49.
fr served a- Cn't,d States minister
go Great Britain.
jim e'H was a--ociafDI With tha
Pullman romran. au1 brramr t..
rr"-'dcn'. u.igHug iu 1911 from
'hH' place ~ become chairman Of
:" "'msauv'- bpard of directors.
y" was also a--ociatcd with Other
bi" hG-In"-, interests.
l.M.n.n .I"ed iu Wa.hipofon. y. e.
Tho trath of Lincoln remove,
th" ram" of thc great CIVIL war
pr"*arn' from pr.scnt day Amer
can 1fe Some of thr other Of
Abraham Lincoln. descendant.
h"ar- 'ho Lincoln uamc.
Robert Todd Lincoln. although h,
'irod q retired life ju Iis lqtc,
years, hnd an interesting career. II
"a@ ru'ous coircidcncc that 4.
. son Of tbo man who rcsponeibI,
Tor th" end Of 'bc -lasrrY in Amer
gen. lc became one Of tho country.
Ihi2rs' employers Of ucgroc. iu paln
lnl occupations other than manua
labor. As president Of tho Pnu
man company thousands ~ ucpron.
owed 10 him w employment tia,
proved profitable and pavc tbcp
educational advantage. and Twin,
conditions barred to Ue.r race {,
many other fields.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

more speedy justice and given
more effective punishment.
Will work for any measure
which will give us relief in this
direction. 7 favor legislation
which will enable us to give the
criminal n more speedy trial,
ard IL possible, trial at less
expense. 1 believe our present
rules of evidence prevent many
times the bringing ont of I'M
portant and pertinent facts. /
believe the trial Judge should
have q freer hand in his COM
mentS to the jury concerning
anv matters in the course of
trial which will enable the jury
in arriving 1T proper verdict.
We have by our present sys-
TEN of criminal procedure, en-
couraged too many pleas of in
sanity in criminal cases.
firmly believe this state should
have an institution for the
criminal insane where they
could be kept separate and
apart from honest people who
pr" so unfortunate as ia be
sent to our State Hospital for
tho insane for treatment-an
institution where we eould keep
thnn after apprehension.
We have heard considerable
discussion concerning illegal
expenditures for lobhving and
other PURPOSES. believe per
sons charged with the duty Of
cYpendirg public monev should
rse great care in expenditure
OF s'm.e The law is ON safe
"N'rd ard we Should stav with
IN 't3 limits. but I do lelieve
That there arc times when rea-
fonable expenditures Of this
nature are justified. I will,
therefore, attempt to have en-.
acted into law, a measure which
will permit the expenditure of
n reasonable sum of money in
y proper restricted way for a
proper purpose.
" elected, 7 shall be mindful
~ tho fact that I am the peo-
pes representative, and shall
NJ an times listen to the wishes
OF those ] represent in matters
of legislation.
Respectfully submitted,
.gned: JOSEPH L. MCCLELLAN
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
AMERICAN
At Philadelphia

Boston u.n 600 GpG-n > 70
Fhiia !r,phia oo! ,Do l3x-5 !
/ahni,eh. EIs~"l auH Gastoa:
honmell and Fc.E5Hs. Bi>rhoft.
lOnly game scheduled ia Amer
icaH,J
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

Grasshoppefs have proved a very
H"rl"Hs pcH this year in the vicinity
Of Red Buff, Tchama county, even
drfoliating the roadside trees.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
BOX SCORES
NATIONAL
1T ErooK.yn

! Iiitsburgh l91 l0l 0oo-3 =
Brooklyn Ia e90 COL = T.
ldc. Adams and GaccH; Vance
and DcBcrrr.
Only game scheduled in Va
iioHal.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

A new concrete bridge, 30 feet
long. is to be built on the state
highway over Reeds creek, Red
Bmff, Tshama county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
MCCLELLAN
For Assemblyman
STATES PLATFORM

THERE will be many impor-
tant matters Of legislation
come before the next session
of the Legislature, and if l am
selected rs your next rCprc3cn-
tativa, shall at all times v.g-
oroTgly support any measure
which viii be benefit to I'm
perial County and the State Of
California.
I am now. and have at all
tines bceI. an active supporter
Of thn Boulder Dam, All-Ameri-
can Canal legislation. I will,
as your Assemblyman, support
this important legislation, and
viii do ?ll within my power to
secure the enactment Of any
measure which will in fact. fur
thcr this great cause, and at
the same tima protect the in
tcrests Cf Imperial Valley.
Here in Imperial County we
have two sets CT officers whose
work is largely duplicated. We
favc two Tax Assessors, two
Tax Collectors, two Treasurers,
two Boards Of Directors, and
two offices of legal advisors.
1t seems to me that a great
saving could be had if many,
if not all, of these offices were
consolidated. and at the same
time handled as efficiently, if
not more 50. than is now being
done I, therefore, stand for
the consolidation of the Conn
tY offices with those Of the
Imperial Irrigation District in
50 far as any duplication of
work is concerned.
J. believe that q more agree
able date could be had for the
holding of the primary elections
in California, and will support
any amendment to the election
lows which will aee!st US along
this line.
The last legislature passed a
mea2ure authorizing the Gov
ernor TO appoint Commission
known aG the 'Crimc Commis-
sion' to Investigate and re-
commend at the next legislature
such amendments as they
thought advisable to improve
the present system Of criminal
procedure to the end that a
criminal could be brought to a
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

Uanville. Contra Costa county,
wishes q shortcr road to Oakland by
"av Of n tunnel at the head Of
Shepherd canyon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

San Joaquin comty's biggest or
chard crop IL peaches
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

I"'ar" CONT" report that aIl To-
cal points Of the San JOAQUIN Val.
ley are being drained Of s,aLIe ,nd
"""f mannt". 70 p'acc IN No
orange orchards.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

William Vereschagin, Orland,
Clean county, picked ripe Thompson
sccdless grapes in his vineyard,
July ).
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

The Kadota fig crop at 'Reedley,
Fresno county, promises to be %
per cent bigger than last year s.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

For several years the Lodi dis
trict of san Joaquin county has
grown 1000 acres of tomatoes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

Napa county has 5500 dairg caitJn
ana 5000 rnngc On bccf cattle.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, July 2G.
a hurricane struck this island
Friday night and it appeared today
That ~ per cent Of the coffee crop
had been lost; that every river on
the island was at flood stage or
beyond IT, md that all railway
tracks and telegraph and Telephone
lines had been damaged. Many
sailing vessels were reported ~
have been lost and it was believed
several persons were drowned.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-26
Florida Coast Is
Hit by Hurricane
BY United Press Lsnsed Wire

MIAMI, Fla, July 26-IIurricane
winds which have been racing north
westward from the Caribbean sea
f,r three days struck Miami this
moruiHg. High tension wires were
tom do"u. trees uprootcd and dam.
age estimated al several thousand
dollar, had been done at lO:@0 a. m.
TIL" wind ~ that hour was gaining
r'lprity rapidly.
\ palatial houscboat was report
cd to Miami police to be pounding
'o pieces off Miami beach. Mcagcr
reports received in central police
station state that the boat broke its
anchor chains and was driven onto
the rocks. II is-rot known whether
aus persons are on board.
Two 'p"H are on board a palatial
hpn.cboat which is being pounded
20 pieces Of Miani Beach, Police,
Huablo 70 reach the boat and rescue
"a" men. have sounded q hurry up
.a'i 70 the coast guards. Unless the
r,on ear BE- taken off within an
hour. poijrc believe thcY viii be lost.
1t" hurricane, which swept he
'w'"n cuba and Ilaiti, up past the
Hri1ruae, is expected TO strike
Niami With all its strength about
room. the United States official
"ca'hcr forccasler stated.