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Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
General Motors
And Radio Squirt
Nv United Press Leased Wire

new YORK. Sept. /. Radio and
General Motors scared "''H'l
touching distance Of their record
bighs on the New Norl, stock TX
change today. The entire market
was active and strong.
General Motors spulted to 2O4 3-S,
up 80 and a new high ON the
movement while Radio scared 6I2
points to 222 u, also a peak on the
present rise Tn" high for the year
On General Motors was 2l0 and on
Radio the record is 22l, both having
been attained earlier in the year
before the June break.
Chryslcr continued strong, touch.
ing new high and other motor
shares were inactive demand Studc.
baker ON a sale Of 10000 shares rose
TO 50 aud later advanced to 81 81,
up > 50.
Airplanc shares resumed their up.
yard movement. Wright reached
80, up points, and Curtiss l29 81.
up 7 points. a. NJ. Byors Shot up >
Is points to III.
Toward the close the usual week
end profit taking set in, bringing
down prices Of the leaders from
their carly highs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
MOTORISTS NOT
BOTHERED WHEN
TIRES BLOW OUT

Consistent hot weather in most
parts of the country is hastcning the
regular Summcr tire changing eNcr-
ciycs e the great American motor
lists. The hum Of the motors over the
sun baked highways has been nc
cuwpanicd, with " warm weather
frequency, by the pop, pop, pop Of
the worn out tires.
"An aggravating situation for
motorists in any other year hut
this, says Ben Herring Of the Ben
Herring Rubber Company, General
Tire distributors In Fl Centre. "Thc
pop that signals the flat tire this
wear will not b. the serious thing
/, was once. This partly because
ID ore motorists This year actually
want - huy new tires while the
prices or them arr down. They hayg
o,cn waiting, watching, sometimes
wishing for the old tres to go,-it
they re going. They re satisfied
when they We goHe.
d" Motorists want to purchase new
.i'l IFtttl ttlt~ NHllt IilEtS arc ''t
present low levels. They wish to
purchase before prices have q chance
TO raise agalr. It j, the intention Of
thousands of motorists this year t.
Luy, not Just new tires. but also
good tirc>-thc best they can get.
Low rubber prices even last year
,uah!yd thousands of people to stop
laying cheaP tig,F. SIN lower
prices are doiux the s#c thing
fer greater thousands this year.
There is widespread m.emaut to.
ward quality buying.
Motorists tbs year ae. not ~.
tieipatnG with alarm the finish Of
their old tires, They realize their
new super speed automobiles are
calling for better tire, than thy
ever used before. The degree %
extra punishment which the u.n
cars are imposing upga' tires is
hUr:rng the movement to quality.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
HIGH QUALITY
And SERVICE
IN C00DYEE,lAH2

=. Too many me-ur.>., who are
otherwise >urewd shoppers. ave i'm
.l:ned 10 gar away from tluiau,u-
tails when tlay buy r.res for their
cars. s." said i. B. NcNceee. Gana.
wear >gre..s station operator - Fl
Centric.
..Tlev are MT 1oa.el av tA MI
Turing promises held ont for some
articles and have learned that they
cannot rt something for nothing.
The rarrtl shopper knows THAT h.
maS- .ay a rer ra.u price for quality
ia my staple pr"lw,-aH., 5.r,..-
7. IL. ua>- important consideration
in Lis Miud.
.Ir j. unfortunate -h.r u.anE mo-
15st- 5o moi rcaIiz. tl,at tha firy
business : --a.'. business and
that 'ua same principle, should air.
11y iH Size rurcaa,v - tires rs -'
other uae...iri
-Mar- re-.ore w1o VIII
~a.a ar.a.4' tsr clothes, for IN
stance. because they baEa learned
rIa- -aers a-- =uda-j brands. nt
national lrrarat.au. W.Irl Wl. 4tE.
.hw Iang w.g-. w'.l ~G t.r. n-
questionable ra'a= h.c.-.c they Gam
.- j. II 81 good u-.ee.
..Caasa-uen-'v. man. ara talked
iu.a b.r.ng something Just q.
good. because fancy promises and
ruarqu. ea- are Lald art 70 rlom.
"ocr esnwu~ handles n. COW
u..-. iiue # q var automobile
and truck Tires. H.'.Ha Is f"".
arl accepted products. and "Hr
ue.s selling r..n. +. that r,r
..'. r.3. 80 e.. ar.r wire. -..a
.a amy other f.r1.
W. j. rer -.Ee aa" fan.v gear.
aute-- and oar Prices ~. .. sam
r. e. p- n aH fr-. mn!
.. ...r. ... raa-
t'- u. t... |..f money
l... W. gr ..f -.rr.e. Il.
.-r -.,-.. .# uar .Hf- a
I a.. r.. ...-. .rt.t rH.H a.".
t...' .E.r.. .r. ..t .. ..rs tr..
us. Vie r r..ra.i t.a' -t.r
s- .- -..I t...a a- r.--.n'. anil
Iat. ra.f#.- te s.e...sr. Ha.
- '.. .#-. II t...r tires.
'.TN.t s.. n..aet.- ~. r-A. 'a
n.. r-a..t .5H..j E rM
.a-- srh... ..-. .n.r "aH .#"t
u..H dealing s...a IS fir wears
.a-...f... 81. ar.s u". r., Hu,
Hu" -..r lt #-a onH.'" a'H
-aa. t.r .0"n u". "-.." oa..
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
Dove Hunters
Start Season

I.lm prova.r 1T EI cHn d.-
-r.et WIS D.. f.r- H.arar - ,,,ar0
tu LI c.utra tIts morning with "a
r.n ~ doves. it, ter Il Ir MS j..
SCORE 81. I:-1 clock. i. virtue ~
DIS ear.r vuuiug -ei.I ~. won 'a.
i.l-t prize ina dove shooting eou
ICES conducted tN tL T. t Ward
W.r- rHmpauH.
Jack sss.r II Centre business
man was haaE iu.t u. minutes
....r u.t'. #a. .at.. aa
.yd place hau.r~
athar L.rt.r~ r--ura.5 tL-as@a-
ou. tln af'v fre heGr- and a.I
r.aea.6 r of is ..aa-.
ana u.r ...
Among ttu.. r.trrinr carly were
Erwin nI r.H NauIn. Coroner u.
e.. Lemons Iou Robbins. Ernest Ut.
,t .rd o.. Suffer. o.aI aft"ra
J.rer Taa.a.r A. ST. haH'. aa4
Harry Au.3 rv
I'll aoge season VIII lJtna.
open Throughout September and
rules governing the hunting wiI. o.
similar to Those H previous years,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
SAYS PARENTS
ARE PREPARED
BADLY FOR JOB
BY T. o. BAILEY
d Press Staff Correspondent

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
MEMPHIS, Tenn, sept. J..
The greatest sociological need Of
the world today IS trimming for par
cnthood, Mrs. Margaret Wells Wood
cf the American Social Hygiene
Association. said here i'm am eNclu-
sivc interview with the United
Press
lis i any wonder So many par
.rtS fnlt ju ,uc most lmuortaut task
of their family union-that # rear
ing their off springs - Mrs. Wood
asked. Why, there is no profess
sion in the world that would for ono
day tolerate a member who knew
81, littlc about his task as the aver
age parent
Our schools. the press, and soci.
ctv shun the subject Of parruthood
and the average Young couple enter
it with an ignorance that is appal-
ling. They are left to learn as best
they may in the school of expert
cnce.
IF 7 had my way there wouldn I
be a school or collog" Of higher
learning in America that dia not
lave as one Of the required subjects
included in the curriculum. pr"Para.
tjon for parenthood,' Mrs. Wood
said
The avcrac, parents feed, cIothe
and send tleir children to school,
and thinl, they are diseharging their
full responsibility. Training for
home life is fully as important ~
any Of these.
..Parcuts need not cHaoct chill.
dran to assume RESPONSIBILITIES at
- or lG, unless they are given some"
responsibilities when they are
quite Hftlc, she said. "Giyc youth
something constructive to do,
whether it is part Of the manage
mont Of the house, playground or
work
"Thc child from babyhood should
have some home duties. Il should
be taught that homc-mah,n9 IS 2
partnership arrangement ani cY'rF
one contributes something TO tn
happiness Of the home
"Now don t mean by ,hat that
the youth e today is TO be censored
or pitiod. On the other hand, ! be
ic|o the. youth of today is NOR"
earablr. more alert, NOR advanced,
and mo~c awake to It's indiN'Gpal re.
spoasibiGty than ever hcfn'
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01

The fallacy of the belief held by
many motorists that eastern lubri-
eating oil, particularly Pennsylvania
oil, is better than western oils, is
challenged in a recent article by
DR.. Walter NJ Cross, noted chemical
engineer.
Writing recently in the Les Angc-
les Examiner, w. Kenneth Hayes,
financial editor Of that paper, dis
courses rs follows on this subject
which is Of interest to al California
motorists.
one Of the most popular theories
hcId by the American motorist is
that Eastern oil-and particularly
oil from Pennsylvania is the best
lubri,ating oil 1t is much better,
hr believes. than California oil
However, like many another the
ory, this hcIi,f Was cNpl.dcd recent
~. Dr. WaItcr VI. Cross, chemical
engineer aud known throughout the
whole petroleum world because OF
jlJ, Grass cracking process. was thc
man who destroyed this popular fal
lacy.
Before boarding train COR Kan
,as city, Nc said:
California oil is better lubriea'.
ing oil than Eastern oil, because IT
has better viSeos.ty al high tcrper
aturr. It gets hot and luhr.ca'rs
better when it is bot.
Clcss : Authority
Doctor Cross should know Ii.
lahoratoric, here aad in Kansas city
are i'm regular business Is testing
lahoratcgi,s. Besides, lie has con
,ultiug office in New York His
views cn the subject are uuarcm3ic-
cd. since he is No, in the oil selling
m,siu,ss. but IS the testing and
cracking business.
Last year, hc declared, lis,
ovv,ooo barrels Of gasoline vcr,
made b. the Gross cracking process
Our units are IN every country cN
crpt RuaSia.'
H. told of one eastern oil gom
pany which comes out to California
auys California oil and sells il IN
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
Scott Bested H1yt
Valley Is
Threatened By
Serious Blaze

A care'ess]y discarded cigarette
], -sij to have started the forest
tire LOW raging in the Pine NaIlcv
district and which viped ont foa~
cabins and threatened 10 wreck the
mountain resort before ~it, COARSE
was diverted in Hor1herly dircc-
ton
Nor- than - cabins we're threat
,nr5 bv Tire flames in thc Pine Val
ley Jas, night and it had come with
in g quarter OF mile of Pine Val
lev Lodge before it coIld br check
ID. \ portion If tAc golf course
@a~ burned.
Volunteer worfcrs in the hills
man"2-d to switch thr blaze toward
auatar and Pine Creek and close to
-.' r.crait, from san Diego were
rushed 70 tEo scene. They hagr di-
Fa-.ci the b.az, 70 - point north Of
Pine Crock but the flames were
st.I. raging a. soon today
Information regarding tja fire
his morning was indefinite as the
telephone and tcle2 2arHic cannec-
tlou5 were hamperod by tbo fi.a.
The tir. started near th El Con
tro highway al "a iicg'ah station.
@l swept toward th. valley. The
Summer hom.s Of l.. W. p..t.t. Day-
ID r. Coughlin. Mrs. Mac Mckinley
aui Alfred S. Orcutt, a'l Of san
Diego. were completely destroyed,
Damage was estimated ~ mon. than
$1,000 10 these homes.
IT was believed that th. fire
EoH.d bc brought under control late
this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
TIRES
SUGGESTED BY
FTRESTONE MAN

#.- u-e of oversize tires viii
aa.h.a 9aav motorists ta get much
greater satisfaction and longer
aa~ .lM #lfi regular tires. .
recording ,o Bob IIatton Of T.. S.
H"n .H.oue dealers in FL Cen
t~..
"No..r ears are equipped with
'.r.- -.a arr ample for any
arfueE $50. provided they are in
f..fe# t1ttH correct pressure How-
..... most motorists abuse their
..r. by orerload,ng them and
,aao-. sa.lwe 10 keep tlom pump
"a Uu.
Gr.aizIug allow, 4 much great
ar gin u safety. and iu tho long
run ius'if.e- tLc extra expense
Thor. ar- many advantages 10 using
oversize tirc- including more com
Portable riding, better beaEing with
..- rana ov 10 ,aid and less tire
trouble Tho larger tire Is not SO
easily rut Or bruised and the tread
"sar- much longer.
Last but not least, the over
size tire viii average far greater
'.i'.ee. which in terms Of cost per
n.e. mean. economy. In tires as
m everything else, fl pays 70 buy
dependable, quality mrrclandisc
and Flrrstoncs have q long cstal
# h,1 reputation for being the load
.r a thar field
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
Helen Girard
To Become Bride
OF Chester KIuck

st. Pads Episcopal church viii
be tile -cnuo Of a pretty CEREMONY
This evening mt O'Clock wheu Hell
en- Gcrtrudo Girard, daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. Emery Girard Of thi, city,
becomes the bride Of Mr.. Chester
Lee kuck, Of Matvsrillr, Calf.
THE ceremony will hc performed
DIS the Roy. G. W. Baker. pastor Of
fhc church.
Miss Girard viii be attended by
Mrs. Russell KHcglc as matron Of
honor and Mr. Russell klicgle will
Be best man \ reception viii fol-
low the ceremony at the home Of
the hidr's parents - Sandalwood
drive.
Miss G'rard and Mr.. KIuck are
graduates Of Central Union high
school and their families have been
pioneer residents Of This city.
Mrs. KliegIc win also act us ma
tron Of honor al the marriage Of her
sister Miss Mortic Wade, to Mr..
Guy Oliver Scott, which viii take
place tomorrow morning at 10 o.
clock IN 81. Francis chapel, Balboa
Park, San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
Sims Funeral To
Be Held Monda,

Funeral service for pr. Perry :
~im- ef car>jeo viii bc held
l.moa. funeral chapel on Sta.
street at . O'Clock Monday ait
H,ua.
], bad been previously planned
f.ld til. scryJcc this afternoon
}ur II. r. church at GalcNie" b
u rlauyo was made iu I'll" arranA
npat. Ida body will br taken
n.rzo for burial
ur sim. died ~ N,o EI Cent
hospital yesterday morning folio
ug a,ug,ly ilress IL was We
-Il,pa rlral.aout tile ,a'iey, ha
ing #1f..I t,rr f,g ahoat II yen
ard ulaei,s medical prartl.
throughout That .iWr.
~rfai,as VIII aI~a hc hrId in y
h,,sa Tuas3ax afternoon AT >
,..k ju fbr E,nhough funeral "a
. s-,,rth ard Dnl' streets. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
Ey GEORGE EIRESEY

j.
Jack Scott j, bac': with the Ne~
Yorh Giants Tor the third tim,.
Nr.dln, a veteran igh5hauded
pitcher fer the final National lea
"a. r-Euant drive, John !. MrGaa.E
sent LII Walker. young southpa".
:. H. ruiedo American Association
club fer Scott.
NoUraw al the same thing six
years ago, AMI Scott helped the
g7:>uts vim tha National LeqlHr
nesnant and beat the New York
Yankees n tha 1922 world series.
The Giants were fighting for IL,
r,laant late in 1922 when the pitch
.aL staff WAS weak ned by The dis
4:ssal II Phil Douglass. SCOT, who
#as ea,t alrift, br the Ciurinnati
H.d, because L, had lost his arm,
walked intu tbo Giants clubhaus"
and asked Mraraw fur lcb.
MY au isn't gene, Scott said.
- civ .r chance and L nt9a
scott Bested Hoyt
Scott get the chance and he
son tauf cut Of five games. help
fa- IT,. Giants l.da into the world
PIES Atter Scott $ brilliant
rt-hi.g tate IN the season. McGraw
announced lt woHId start h.m il.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
N0RC0NIAN CLUB
TO SPONSOR BIG
SWIMMING Meet

One Of The biggest swimming and
diving meets ever held in Southern
California viii take pae. At the
Lake Norcouian club near Corona
ca Sunday September 9. Tne meet
VIII mark the first local appearance
since thrir return from abroad Of
california aquatic stars who won
houols for The United States IN the
Olympic Games at Amsterdam
IN addition 80 the exhibitions of
Olympic aces. oue Pacific Coast and
six Southern California swimming
aad diving championships viii BE
held under the auspices of the ANA
teur Athletic Union. The entire
afternoon and evening viii be given
aVer to "a gigantic water caruivsl
second 10 none ever held In Sau-,-
eru California, according to LES
Ierry, chairman o. Tie SWIMMING
committee # tle local A. s. L.
The following are among th-
lympic canteu3ers wlo are eyrec,-
"a to appear i'm the cEllbi,ions:
Pete Des Jardines Of Stanford
University. winner Of the l0-foot
.pringbuarG and high tower fancy
diving championships at Amster-
cam. Thcse titles rate DcE Jardines
ae hp champion diver Of the world
Mickey Riley Of ;he Los Angeles
s. G.. second in the Olympic l.-tao-
diving aul third in the nigh diving.
.. Dutch Smith of the Los An
aclcs 4. g.. fourth u the high di'-
.ug.
Georgia Coleman OF the los Auga-
les A. c.. second .n both tie l0.ro1r
,.riugboarl and high tower plain
diving for women.
Dorothy povutan ot The Pasad ua
A. G.. third in the lg-tooJ diving for
women. Mis- Poyuton is only l.
wears old
Clarita HuntsheTgsr, unattached
veteran Of two OLYMPIC Games who
reached the semi-flral ot the high
diving at Amsterdam
Wallv G'CouDor former Venice
and stanford star and NOR. recent
lv of he Illinois =. G., who was q
member of t.e United States water
nalo team in the Olympic Games.
Kojac Nay Come
There j. ALSO "a chance that Gearg.
Eaiac. Olympic 100 meters aaeh
stroke champion VIII return from
.lroaa ia time for the mee.. hp-
a appeared recently i0 Vienna ntt
!. said TO be lurrr.uc back ~ This
country
None If the Olympic veterans win
compete in tn, championship eE a's.
They will appear iu .4. aft "rnoon
and evening exhibitions only. Every
important swimming W. ath.etle
club i'm California, ta"evrr. VIII en-
tor stars in thy tituIar events. IAa
rbamu.ousnus 10 ia contested a'
the LaE. Gur.mlm Club are the
following:
Pacific Coast Ugh tower diving
and Southern California eHa# 20.
.lips for mep :" 400 Yards t..
avl,. -49 yards Arasr-'f"... ana
10 var4, aack,Goae. and tar ""m-
u Al 900 yards free Style. ...too..
.pringbomd auI io1 yard n#r--
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
Fire Emphasizes
Need Of Another
Road TO Laguna

Tomorrow 5 edition Of the San
Diego Union. Secretary HAYS Of The
chamber q commerce. is Informed.
viii contain - thrr.-rolmun article
in the automobile section on the
proposed short road from Coyote
Wells to .aguua Mountains. The
article viii b. Illustrated with pho
tographs furnished by the chamber,
and is expected to do much good in
presenting tire Iggds for a new and
direct route fron Imperial Valley
10 the people of san Diego.
Emphasis on that need is placed
today by the disastcrous fires now
raging in Pine Valley, Cortc Madera
and Guatay, which are all just west
Of Laguna resort. Assuming that tht
fire should spread in an easterly di-
rcction where the heavy brush
creates a grave danger, Laguna
would be utterly cut off from com
munication. In the event that IT,"
fire continued to travel eastward
and finally reached LagUHa Forest
area, the summer cottagers thcr"
would be completely trapped, with
only a plunge down a prccipitoua
cliff left to them as means Of
escape. II is hoped that the Depart
lncnt Of Agriculture viii learn from
the Pine Valley fire the urgent need
OF another route into and out Of tn"
Laguna Mountains, whore five
hundred lives may sometime be inn
perilled by a brush or forest fire,
with no escape save by a sheer drop
into an abyssmal gorge.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
Court DEGREES
Prison Terms
Fer Two Men

Two w.u N.crr sentenced 60
STATE pcnitcufiar..s His morning by
Judg, Na#IAa " Thompson and am
application f7r probation en tH.
part %; tagd "as grant
Henry Schmidt ii CallrmG., aHp
yesterday pleaded guilty ,oa char-
~ forgery, -, ard,rej committed
10 Fol>@ p.Hit.ut.ary Tor H., trru
prescribed uz lass, One e. ~ tt1f-.
4, Is te.u. H.6 l..a, however.
PENDING a. SLING 81 supplement
aI information fea conviction - 4.
.yeny ia Fseriaa- ea-o aud ",1
b. ar.aiguuI ON this information
....y rsNt week..
Antonio Nasu,. VII, pleaded gull
ty ta TWO raarG.> OF passing hri
ehr.t, without satti,.H. t#r3- l1
tla hgaa 10 make payment, uI,
Ordered ,owmi-tyd o. Sau QwH'u
pcu.trut ary for tine term pr..rrIu.
"a rv lav. orr % ~ wears, ou e1rh
comt The caaa., however re.,j
..a tl+ ."....+ rt".' rm r7u.
ufa'lE.
!. j. Brown VAS granted proba
ion following hearing by tbe
court, Hrnau pleaded guilty y,~fer
day to % ehargn of ta.W. F.. provide
sor his wifi" aud minor children.
TIL. conr' rIled that Ore Spend
four months .a d. eu.a'g jan a~
parj ot III rr,A.tiYn hat #H-
rrHdcd sentence uuou provision that
'w defendant pas $50 d month
toward tn. support OF bis family
In jho case OF ~ajl Go'die. chprg
,d with having passed Il bad check,
~" defendant entered 2 plea of not
guilty. and tha case Nas coutira.i
80 September ~ for trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
HOLSTER Finishes
New Invention
~ rnitcd Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK Sept. I.-'o" ho'-
.er Gad.o corporation aawya.ad "
dav Il had completed ,l develop.
#lpt af uaw method nt sound re-
.ardmg m film for u," m Hh'uo.
aph.c recording and tat Htnn.
nhjr reproduction.
ur holster s u.w development
s. includes ho oin- and r"-
odu,t#.u 81 ta.iag motto" "."-
tc.. tAe uuaune aId.
Tl# pr.~nt laboratory develop
meut of tes, Investigations has a.-
ady prove. Is 3. highly saoaa~s.
The superiority 81 me koIst"
enUou w hga.re %, b. an ae
..mpu>a.d fagt ud tha company IS
U.,otug ID, .fturt- toward clmmD0
haue Aes Inventions.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
Two Dozen Die In
Train H0ld-U
ry rni.cA "rcs~ Leased Wire

MEXICO CITY, sept IA 4
lwea tp tba uaH-pap., !Nsc.Ior 4
div aid Fl ,.erc t,l'rd iu tine loa
ing ~ bandits OF coast 70 cog
train .o llr state ~ MorrIos, ~
r...s ,f ,,h.r' reached here ycst
d.y.
The dead. a.. lj~urtyb ,aidn-
Guided 30 nf tha - soldiers gud
ing thc 'rau, t.vo o.. pr,s-men d
~. oglur.r.
THE 4 -pa'~h Indicated fine hmts
SEED vnr.,d the train ;nd thaa
prolonged battle followed The =
cir.or was killed "hau the l,s-
Hot.yr tura.l oN.r Several pass--
gers aud other members of the crt
'.er. SuvorrN uiurdrd.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
DECL ARES EASTERN OILS NOT
SUPERIOR TO WESTERN BRAN

he East Al 4 premium because
Il better lubricating oil.
..And the funniest thing about
all, p, he declared, ''is that
Californian himself usually 50 proA
of his state and all its products, I
the hardest one Of all to conVinr5
in the matter. He's almost the lasj
one VINO can be persuaded to use ~.
own oil for lubrication.
Doctor Cross has been here 70.
two weeks and is hurrying back t.
Kansas. His visit was principally q
l,ol; after the introduction of 'aa
grolitc'' manufactured produg.
origiuatcd in his laboratories. !
,akcs the place of rock and sand
which. when miXcd with cement
makes concrete.
Tho concrete formed by aggrc
il5r" mixed With cement is only .
.o - per cent as heavy as rcgola
concrete. md yet tests Just "
..ronq. lie SAID. This lighter con
.rcte reduces the dead load o
buildings. takes up less room, an
a.nrc cStcuds floor space am
t,oadI, speaking, reduces the tota
costs from - To - per cent. Inc.
aentaiIy. It las wonderful acousti
properties.
or ,hc cross cracking process, tn
Doctor reported the Development q
r modification whereby synthet
ea~.lH. aean now hr made fro
low gravity oil, leaving Il rrSld !
,.itah.. for fuel oil for ships y
eros. process IS generally rrgarY
ss having the greatest PcrcrntA
If extraction, taking - per g
in the casc OF - gravity oil. :"
as ioa gravity =, u and T. per .
cam he cracked under the new da-
oumcnt.' hr said.
lie also reported that his Iaa
tories are now at work ON sa-
less steel for a.rplancs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-01
DR.. a. B. Hanson. Dentis:, Davies
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv

Crofts Have Baby-Er..u3> in
-hf~ c5rv lag. been advised ~ ta-
birth af Il son to Sir. and Ms.
car-a Crett ~ Gtv>-8l City, Tayas
The baby was bern last me"th. Tie
Crot-~ formerly resided in f cen
lta. George having been employed
81. et.Ha'> > Coffee SHOP.