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The Washington times., 1927-11-11
DISTANT STATIONS

KFKB-MllfOrd-12
8 p. m.-Melody Boys.
$40 p. m.-Variety Club.
10 p. m.-Dance Orchestra.
WRHM-MinneapOli
3 p. observation-disclosures.
9:45 p. m.-Chats to Young People
10 p. m.-Varied program.
WCCO-Min'ls-St. Paul-72O-416.4
$3.50 p. m.-Northwest Artists.
10 p. m.-Hamline U. Hour.
1880 p. m.-Male Quartet.
IL p m.-Long's Dance Orchestra.
WTMJ-Milwaukee-
3 p. m.-WEAF program.
10 p. m.-Hour of Classics.
II p. m.-WEAF Orchestra
WOW-Omaha-59O
10 .. m.-Orchestra.
KFNF-ShenandOah
8 p m.-Sunday School.
KMA-ShenandOah -76O-394S
IN p. m.-Dance Orchestra; Band
Music.
KMOX-St. Louis-1OOO-e09.
2 p. m.--Columbia Network
n p. m.--Dance Music
KSD-St. LOuis-55O-S4S
. p. m.-WEAF program.
KDKA-E. Pittsburgh-95O-
p. m.--WJZ program.
10 p. m.--Reymer's, Trio
WCAE-Pittsburgh-
p. m.-WEAF program.
10 p. m.-VocaI, piano recital.
1880 p. m.-WEAF program.
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WFLA-ClearWater-lOlO-2se,s
S:So p. m.-Armistice Day program
10 p: m.-Radio Ratnble; Bell Boy
observation-disclosures
p. m.-Bohemian Merchants Band,
p m.-Instrumental.
$3.50 p. nitric.
10 p. m.-HamIey Entertainers.
IL p: m.-Watkin's Orchestra.
WJAY-CleVeland-
p. m.-Dialog and song,
$3.50 p. m.-Vocal
10 p. m.--Instrumental
II p. Inland.
IL p. m.-Night Owls.
WTAM-CIeveIand- -a9s.8
p. m.-WEAF program.
? p. m.-WEAF program
1880 p. m.-Studio program.
II p. m.-Dance orchestra.
WAIU-COlumbus-1O6O-2
p m.-Columbia Network.
WGHP-DetrOit-04
p. m.-Columbia Network,
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WADC-AkrOn-1OlO-
& D, m.-Heart-to-home hour.
D, m-Columbia network.
WEEI-BOstOn-6bO
8 D. m.-WEAF program.
$50 D. m.-Air cruise; Sandy mac
Farlane.
1905 D. m.-News: organ.
Observation-Disclosures
D. m.-WEAF program.
10 D, m.-Violinist; pianist.
II D. installer Dance orchestra.
WKBW-BuffalO-1
S:15 .. m.-Indian Male Quartet
ROchester-1O80-?13
$50 D. m.-Markets; Hotel seneca
concert.
1880 n. m.-Eastman Theater.
$3.50 .. m.-Curtain Calls.
$50 p. m.-Studio program.
WMAK-8uffalO-5
& p. m.-WGY program
D. m.-Columbia Network,
IL p. m.-Dance music.
The Washington times., 1927-11-11
ENTHUSIASTICALLY

Observation-Disclosures
D. m.-Episcopal Church Diocese
Banquet.
10 D. m.-Ford and Glenn.
~ n m.-Gillumets Troubadours.
ii 40 D. m.-Haydn Quartet.
WWJ-DetrOit-85O-
D. m.-WEAF program.
WTIC-HartfOrd-56
n. m.-WEAF program.
y. m.-WEAF program.
$50 p. m.-The Heat Folks.
IN n ,n.--DaFies program.
1880 D. m.--Bond Orchestra.
II n. rn.-WEAF Orchestra.
CJGC-LOndon. OntariO-81O-32O.S
II n, m.-Joy Givers Club.
CNRA-MOnctOn--03O
n. m.-Armistice Day Program.
10 n. m.-Concert Orchestra.
WBS-Atlanta--6SO -475.S
p. m.--Concert.
$3.50 p. m.-Mrs Gertrude l.. John-
son.
1I:45 D. m.-Concert
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WGN-ChieaKO-98O- 1853
. p. m.-WEAF program
$3.50 p. m.-Paul Ash and Gang
10 p. m.-Arabian Nights Entertain
ment.
IL p. m.-Tomorrows Trib.; Sam n
Henry.
1890 p. m.--Music Box; tenor.
observation-disclosures
10 p. m.-MaEgie and JigRs.
1880 p. m.-Studio program.
IL .. INVEST Town News Hour.
~ D. m.-Ozone Club
=. None Minute Pulpit.
WHT-ChicagO-72O-4
$3.50 p m.--Miss Mitzie.
10 p. m.-Your Hour
WJBT-ChicagO-77O
~ p. Unpopular program; dance
music.
WJAZ-ChlcagO-114
10 p. m.-Studio and dance program.
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D. m.-chicago Little Symphony;
childrsn's concert.
10 y. m.-Metropoiitan Choir.
1880 D. m.-Symphony Pop" con-
cert.
II y. m.-wLs Show Boat.
~ D. m.-Popular program.
WLIB-ChIeag0-000 -50Ob
8 D. m.--WEAF program.
~ D.. m-Hoodlums.
1910 a. m.-Bobby Meekers orchestra
WTBO-ChicagO-720-
II n Unpopular program:
-ChIcagO-e50-447.b
p. m.-Columbia NETWORK
IL D, m.-Steven's Orchestra
a. m-Popular program.
-ChicagO-100O-z7B
II p. m.-orchestra; en dsr ~
3 D. m-WEAF program:
-CIariRda-l320-SS1
Tao n. nl-MusicaI program.
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Evening star., 1927-03-20
WANTED--FARMs.
SALE-COt-NTRY PROPERTY.

MILE EAST or oAKToN, VA: 10
acres Sronm house barn and other out
buildings: 100 fruit trees. mostly hearing
good we'll; running water: house wired fnr
included Bargain for a 1uick sale Imme.
diate possession. : e. HARPINE. Owner.
432 Shepherd at NV. citt. Phone Adams
3033-I
Evening star., 1927-03-20
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ft0nttHWfHi
WHAT WHAT HAVE You, TO TRADE FOR FOR TIE ,ral5
nearby. small trust l60-acre tract srnali
trust: 4O-acre tract clear; = city lois. cieaf
Make offer Address Box s0-N. star
Office
TWO APARTMENT HOUSES HAVING ONLY
one trust each price. SOS 900 and S75.oo0
trade Tor business property. snsll houses Or
clear ground in the city. Call sales depart
ment. Main 15j2 ..
rent Si6 300 one trust. OWNER Adams
66I3-w North sasn after y m
DIRECT FROM OWNER kTTRAcTiVEE
onGr: about 5000 edu1ty IN b-r"9n' ntl.k
and garage NV for bungslow am rrlccd
under AS 800; no agents. ADAMS h4Ni,W.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
On Pa. ave. near 21st 81. nv --LarEe }
and ana hath lot 23xi:6 VAlns. XII %,l "GFa.T FIsy
terms. OWNER Main l332
\ SUBDIVISION or 3on LOTS, WEST
River. Md. iur real estate notes.
Subdivision on MI Vernon bldv., out-of-
town owner for sale very obeap.
Acreage At wheaton Md
Acreage near Idth Il extd~ la Mi,
Acreage in n. e.
PETTY 4 PETTY.
I'LL Eve -. NV Nam Hi%i-.'S
OWN AND CONTROL SEVERAL
houses. lots and business properties
WIN one trust which | can exchange
,4r Other property. Quick service.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

Nine exceptionally desirable lots, ~ H.
hy 200 IT,. located high and dry on nice
3-toot terrace Rvcrdsle Heights, one block
of bus line. Cheap for cash. No terms
Cai Lincoln 1855.
FOUR ACRES OF LAND AND SIx-ROOM
dwelling: two hothouses 100 II. long. chicken
houses. fruit trees, etc Located on the
aves.. one block east nf the corner nt
Edmunstun aud Riverdale roads. Rlverdae
Heights.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

-Four acres of land and pieht-room dwell
lug located at 3S01 Alabama ave. Sc. right
IN the business section at the top of Good
Hope Hill having !40-ft. frontage, in first
commercial zone TINS property should
greatly increase IN value IN the next few
Evening star., 1927-03-20

n THE HEART OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
MILES FROM NORTH ENTRANCE TO NEW
SHENANDOAH NATIONAL PARk
Is MILES TO WINCHESTER VA

100-acre farm. all under cultivation: all
kinds Of fruit, we'll fenced and stocked IN.
cludinE Modern farm machinery. improted
by strictly modern S-ranul and bath dwelling;
hot-water heat. electricity. newly papered
and painted porches three sides. screeHed
sleeping norch hard and soft water svstems.
All necessary autbuildinss. including tenant
house. 6o-foot barn and garage
Property located within 300 yards of
church. school and posi office 90 miles 20
three railroads, and is on fine ulacadam high
way. Bell telephone. mail delivery twice
daiiy and other city conveniences.
An exceptional opportunity for invest
ment. country home ar farming purppses.
Owner. now located in Washington ~il1
sell outright trade on city Residential /!
property Immediate possession il desired
Evening star., 1927-03-20
SALE--F ARMS.

on IN ST. PIKE, 90 ACRES-BIG FRONT
are on highway. good buildings and in fine
state of cultivation. about mlleS from
o5O evenings
Evening star., 1927-03-20

Main 2b70.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
FOR RENT-STORES
9TH and II SIS. NE.

CAFETERIA FULLY EQUIPPED. = BLOCK
from Ailies Inn: equipment for sale: lease NJ
ieasonahie rental. apartment in same build
Sales 81
Evening star., 1927-03-20
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

tContinueh.l
MONEY TO LOAN on u. Z. REAL ESTATE.
Let us have your applicaupn ~,c
EDWARD i. SCHWARTZ. iNC"
t3f 18th NV,
LOANS MADE IN ONE DAY.
i>t. 2ud 3ui ith 9Th TRUSTS
IN To $500 II you are huyinE YOUR home
u per cent interest aUi brnkerREe no ,Si
tame ali money rep9id small serii-monthH
payments To save time bring WITH you. III
possible deed or ert6cate of title
Real Estate Small Loan Co.
Room 7oe 1905 st nv. apr2
$4,000 to Loan ON lst, End and
3rd Trusts.
From 10 years To he paid IN small
weekly or monthly payments arranged &C,
cordinF "a tour Income. Small loans as well
aH large loans.
Rates Surprisingly Low.
,our plan eotire.y different strictly cnn-
Ice: To save time bring With you, II pos
sibe. decd certificate of title.
OPEN FROM q An TO y = N.
DIR. \. HENRY. INC.
Third Floor 10 the Right Of Elevator.
3i0-9i3 Bond Building
s.W Corner Of ttth and y Y Ave. NV.
Main l0O9S.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
FOR sALE-Iaah.AcRE COUNTRY pLAcE

FOR sA1Enl23 n ?aiRfsE fsEF CO. GorTERT S1 PLACE
hike e and oer e f"oq to wss r9s9 TO
4 large csnter-hal-plsn house ,of II
trees: electric lishts. bath and modern y plumb
,ng ,i,s three large p4r.hes With rear porch en-,
sHpS EapR barn ~GitRF' sR 'RSr@s Rorse
foundation and floor: hay lofts and grain
roqm good dour-roon tenant cottage
400 900 feet of lumber and more than / 900
tors nn P some s feet Th and he snd has az u sar
rolling. II was for 10 years. most success
fnilS na "peraied as dairy farm and i is in
market tonly 9 miles distant over wonder
fully fine roads is the best for milk nrod-
The price of the. farm includes an Ods-
n"% "S' 'n"S no. Eeds9n acor ta; and aGor os
sS OF date of sale. A completely equipped
residential and historical county Of Virginia
and N q neighhorhood which IS unusually
good gravel road. To a concrete pike. then
c4onrrets % nrfIcs all The % WY 70 Wsshiagton D g.
Il nliles to the county seat al Fairfax or
miles To Falls Church and there making dt-
hreci connection with the great concrete Lee
= most attractive country home ideally
or for extensive chicken raising or as
'ff9PT NsPET1I la 'T NJ "f eFgSfS * agf s
Immediate nossessiou.
A. {. DONIPFAN 4 SONS.
king and Columbus SITS. Alexandria Va.
NEAR LAUREL, MD.
oI 100 s,dssd scrssd e acres in clear level fGias
her. .afge frontage on Patuxeht Eleven.
rohm house. hot-water heat. bath. Good
2s~ 2Ts,F fseeeF' Pyae IS s5S 5sA -'o''"" with fine
II ACR ES ON RITCHlE RID.
One mile from ForestviIle Md new bun.
gaow, and, old Groom house; Price. $1,000,
or will sell 1 acres and old house for 81 900
SMALL TRUCK FARM.
Six acres. 600 yards off Pike good clear
and. well fenced. with stream OF water. Fine
Sroom house in excellent condition Barn
and other outbuidnes. Price. $4,000. Rea-
sOnable terms
HER MAN +. GASCH.
1929 New York Ave Main 81 80.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
Mr.. bitterness. Main 1865.
y. SHOEM 1907 New York Ave.

TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
Large room dwelling. lot 75X20O; fruit,
Gear garage. IS 500. terms: several and 3
room bungalows. $4,000 and up: 4. acre. g.
room bungalow. h.-wf. h-wh. 81 500 to
Quick buVer- terms. snap. Ants. for rent.
TAKOMA PARK REALTY co.
Col g60S. 327 Cedar ST
Evening star., 1927-03-20
Equipped Fruit Farm,
IN Acres Np,r pb,la

Only about hours run neat home and
an needed hdgs 900 RFapeNines | ! 600
hlsckherrins and raspherries acre straw
berries lots ,o,her fruits IDEAL legation foI
,sttled qulcky; motor TRUCK. poultry and
Zee Zee ''tTEoTT AGENCY Ila2N Land title Tll
B!dE FhilaueluhiA Pa.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
SAI.El---F.ARAIS.

24o, ACRES. WELL LOCATED OF STATE
roaa mlle from Laurel no buildings.
prtcNd ahout So per acre on extremely AZ.
hactiVe terms This Is an exceptionally good
nherlne Those with an eye ta the future
ran pLoht by quick action owner Ad-
dress Box Soy. star offcc 20
COUNTRY HOME AND FARM SPLENDID.
E located, $50 acres. suitable for stock.
poultry or general farming. lI-room brick
dwelling. tenant houses and other buildings
price only $50 600 CIRCULAR on request
FRANK PrRYEAR. r. T. Orange Va
FOR sAJ4E-IDEAI COUNTRY HOME.
would make excellent clubhouse or sani
iarum 26-room house and $50 acres good
land 1 miles from D. e line and Annapo
lie. Sl2 600. CAN Marlboro low after 7
nm.
ATTRACTIVE SEVEN.ACRE CHICKEN
farm with Boultrr houses barn AGAR ga
rage. H.ruom steam heated house fruit her-
rlc4 a-paraEJe bed one mlle Laurel. Phone
North 6a16 ~ Potomac l0if.
ESTATES. cor NTRY HOMES ACREAGE.
stock ard dairy fa} ms convenient 80 the
National Cspttal. an state roadE natural
wsnt BUELL.. FARM AGENCY Realtors
Ferndon fsufsH Co. Va Phone Herrdon
1s co.
TfTHER or NY TWO fARMs IN .PRIHCE z
Gecgg~s Cc Nd i3e snd 40 acres havinE
slsr' t}31Grns }}3cGr ate aGq bath ArCy 2oTs 2G9T.y
&19 Tenn. ave, ne. NasEinFton d. {. @o'
Evening star., 1927-03-20
On Maryland'S Eastern Shore,
S3AcreS eouiDDed So 1OOIucome

last season from g acres stravberries
alone 40 acres rich, black loan for corn
tomatoes, potatoes. all truck crops; near
school. churches, other advantages. good q
story. 6-ronm house, with phone, mail de
hvered, open views : barns, granary. poul
try meat. Tenant and wood houses Can
not handle: sacrifice for 81 900 cows and
heiter., hogs, sturdy team. flock poultry
cssh. ALIEN r. CRtrTE. STROrT AGENCY.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
r. F HOLMES OWNER.
pbaua North Qaf1
DON'T MISS TINS BARGAIN.

DUN i MISS IHIS BARUAIN- .
New detached home that satisfies and at
tracts. Highest elevation, miles from
White House. ami large closets. pantry
and cellar tile hath. with built-in fixtures
open fireplace and beautiful oak floors
Honestly built. Can not he duplicated at
the price $40, 500 90 Terms
f l.. C0CKRELL
Phone Main 5451 p4S Pa Ave NV
Evening star., 1927-03-20

THERE Is REALTY, COMFORT AN1
and side porrhes; beautiful. well kspt,. spa
clOus lawns shrlIhbery trees and some fruit.
House contains beautiful living room
with onen fireplace Dutch trimmed dining
room with three windows large sun parlor
vith open fireplace large kitchen with cleo
tric range and trio refrigerator. laundry
room four nice airy bedrooms. hath: gaa
electricity. running water. hot-watsr heat
Two-stnry 2-car garage. Porch awnings
and window screens Lot 0OXc00 on good
hard road. Within 20 minutes OF washing
ton A home complete. Must ne seen to
he appreciated
Evening star., 1927-03-20
Taknma PARK d

AN IDEAL. BUNGALOW.
Four rooms. bath, front and iuelesed
rear pnrches. electricity. pipeess furnace.
large lot convenient 10 stores. school.
churches and elec line. ONLY 20 minutes
ride from downtown shopDinE district Price
- go. $40 cash. SO monthly.
o.. p. ZANTIZlNGER
Evening star., 1927-03-20
t1O7 EYE 81. Nv
OWNER MUST LEAVE
SOUTH BRQQKLANp :.

A large S.ro@m house. bedrooms large
sleeping porch and attic INV h. hardwood
hoors open Fireplace tiled bath. ouilt-in tub
and shower many built-ip features Price
and terms reasonable. Open all day Sunday.
or can be seen at any time.
r. F. HOLMES OWNER.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

THREE HOUSES FROM 80 800 TO S4.75O.
Two IN District. lust across line in
Brentwood. Good buys Let us tell you
al
Evening star., 1927-03-20

COOLEY BROS,
TIA Phillips Bldg. Main 1910
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-29
Coolidge Would
Permit Congress
To Set Reduction
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Prcsi-
dent Coolidge desires to let congress
decide when to put its tax reduc-
tions into effect and has no obiec-
tion to starting the tax cut next
year if treasury conditions permit,
il was said at the White House to-
day.
The president was represented as
believing corporations usually set
money aside for taxes as they fell
due and did not, as has been argued,
store up money year in advance to
pay taxes.
The house ways and means com
lattice intends to put the corpora
tion tax cut into effect next MarcE
l5.
Representative Garner of Texas,
ranking Democrat on the committee,
says he will oppose this on the floor
of the house. He feels the tax
slash should be postponed year. He
declared that to reduce the rate next
March would be, in effect, grant
ing a bonus to corporations which
have already passed on to eonsum-
crs the tax in its unreduccd form.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-29
INVESTIGATION OF
OIL LEASE CASE
TO Be RESUMED
Senator Norris Will Seek
to Trace Bonds Named
in Fall-Sinclair Trial.
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Sena-
tor Norris, Republican, Nebraska,
will ask congress early to authorize
the senate public relations commit
tee to resume its 1924 oil lease in
vestigation and trace the Continen
tai Trading Company $3,000,OOO of
Liberty bonds, he said today.
Part of these bonds allegedlv
found their way to former Secretary
OF the Interior Fall shortly after ha
leased Teapot Dome naval oil re-
serves to Harry F. Sinclair in 1922.
What happened to the remainder
of the profit of the company, which
merely bought oil for resale, has
never been ascertained. Norris sug-
gested he wanted to learn whether
it went to the Republican party
campaign fund contributions.
If Norris resolution passes, Sen
a;or Walsh, Democrat, Montana, will
lc in position to investigate phases
Of the oil lease situation untouched
in the earlier inquiry.
1t is understood Walsh intends to
subpoena officials and directors of
I the Standard Oil Company of Indi
ana, the Midwest Refining Company
and the Prairie Oil and Gas Com
pany, as well as Sinclair s subordi
| Lates.
This would include II. NJ Black
II er, head of the Midwest, and James
O'Neil, head of the Prairie Com.
pany, who hitherto have refused tc
return from Europe to testify in the
iall-Sinclair case.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-29
BOrah Makes Plea
For Constitution
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. %
Senator William f. Borah, advocate
of a strict prohibition enforcement
plank in the 1928 Republican ma
tional platform, told an audience
here last night he believed the con
vention would vote ''to uphold the
constitution.
"Control your delegates at the
coming convention, assert your
power and you will win,' he said.
You cannot tell me that there are
more men in this country who do not
believe in law enforcement than
there are men that do.
Senator Berah was bitter in his
denunciation of qualification of
the prohibition laws through refusal
of politicians to enforce existing
legislation.
'You can't amend the Nolstead
Act so as 10 satisfy the people who
want to break the amendment, t,' the
senator said. "They viii not be
satisfied. That would not satisfy
President Butler and Senator WadS
worth, for whom | have the pro
foundcst respect
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-29
Woman SWindler
Taken to Prison
Upon Stretcher
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN QUENTIN PENITENT.-
AIY, Cal, Nov. ga new chapter
began today in the adventurous ga
rror of Mrs. Genetieve Paddleford,
divorced wife of II wealthy Los Al
gcles oil man.
Mrs. Paddleford started the life
as a prisoner in the San Quentin
Pcnitentiary which will be her lot
for from one to 10 years.
She was sentenced in Salinas for
swindling a shopkeeper and was
brought to San Quentin immediate
" after her motion for new trial
had been overrulcd.
With a sheriff and matron ac-
companying her, she arrived at tn
prison in a limousine and was car
ried i'm on n stretcher. She claimed
she was unable to walk because OF
an attack of rheumatism.
The charge on which she was sent
tc prison was that of stealing 5000
worth of clothing from a shop keep
or at Carmel, Calf.
Three times married and divorced,
Mrs. PadNcford has attracted ma
ti0nal attention many times in the
last score of years. Several times
prior to her present conviction she
WAS arrested on swindling and en-
lezzlement charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-29
TR|-STATE
HARMONY
FORESEEN
Agreement on Colorado
Power Distribution
Predicted.
TO MEET FRIDAY
Delegates of California,
Nevada and Arizona to
Make Final Effort.
By United Press Lensed Wire

san FRANCISCO, Nov. 29-Co,o-
rado river commissioners of Cali
fornia, Arizona and Nevada Will
meet in San Francisco possibly to-
morrow to consider division Of rev
clue from spowcr to be, generated at
the Boulder Canyon dam, reprcsen-
t1tivcs of Nevada and Arizona be
lieved today as they continued ne
rotiations looking toward a separate
agreement.
Commissioners Of the two states
expected to complete work today on
a plan to be submitted to California
fer sale of surplus power from the
project to Southern California.
An air of confidence that the dif-
fieult problem of power distribution
was near settlement, prevailed in the
conferences. Members of the com
mission did not hesitate to predict
that once the power disputes were
terminated an agreement on the di
vision Of water would be reached
with comparative ease.
\ willingness to give and take in
order TO reach an early pact concern.
ing Tia ewatcr was expected to domi-
late the conferences when the OK
peres have concluded the important
question of power usage.
W. Il. Mathews, chief counsel eor
the water and power department of
Los Angeles, was to arrive in San
Francisco today to be on hand fol
The opening of the tri-state sessions
and other members of the California
commission also will be present.
May Meet Friday
As soon as the Nevada Arizona
pact has been prepared it was plan
led To submit it to Mathews for his
consideration at an informal scs
sion.
Commissioners of the three lower
basin states should be ready t.
ncet not later than Friday, accord
ing to George w. Malone, state en-
gincer of Nevada.
Malone is understood to have pr"
pared proposal for distribution OF
water which he hoped would prov,
acceptable to all states interested
The engineer was confident that
tie lower basin states would be able
10 go before the seven state confer
cnce in the near future with propos
ais that would lead to an early ter
mination Of the seven years of ne
gotiations.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-29
Goliath Hauled
By Little David

Officer Elliott Hunter, of the
state traffic squad, earned at
least a couple of gallons of free
gasoline fer his motorcycle this
noon.
A tank truck from the Rich
field Oil Company stalled at
Sixth and Main street during the
noon rush. The traffic officer
happened along, asked the trou-
BILE, and offered to tow the truck
with his motorcycle.
The truck driver accepted the
offer, bystanders doubted, and
bets were wagered. A chain was
linked between truck and motor
cycle, Hunter ''gave 'er the
gas'', the rear tire on the cycle
spun around, caught, the engine
grunted, and the officer was off
with the 5000 pound truck hook
ed astern.
"Them motorcycles will fool a
fellow, quoth bystander.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-29
Giles Prepares
To Try Again
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 90. -
Captain Frederick Giles, British
aviator about whose head ragged a
storm of controversy a week ago,
husied himself at the Mills field air
port here today with repairs4on his
Hess biplane Wanda.
Giles piloted the plane here yes
terday from San Simeon, Cal, where
he landed last Tuesday after his
second unsuccessful attempt to fly
10 Hawaii on the first leg of an air
voyage to Australia.
Giles expressed his determination
TO take off again as soon as the
plane is repaired and weather con-
ditions are favorable.
His story of encountering a storm
500 miles at sea week ago and be-
ing forced back aroused much con-
troversy when weather bureau Of
ticials declared there was no storm
over the Pacific at that time.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-29
Gang Leader on
"Hunting'' Trip
By United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-While police
pondered over the sudden and mys-
terious departure of "Scarface Al"
Capone, gangster leader, on "hunt-
ing trip bomb warfare for con-
troll of the city's vice continued un-
abated.
The two newest explosions were in
a restaurant and soft drink par
lor, both said to be owned by Jack
Zuta, one of Capone's minor enc
mics and rivals.
Meanwhile, the sudden departure
of Capone, overload of Chicago
gambling, had police perplexed
Friends said his life had been
threatened recently and that, fear.
ing for his safety, he had left for
the North Woods on a deer and bear
hunt.
Police were inclined to believe
the unprecedented absence of Ca
pone during war times presaged a
new Outburst.