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Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-02
DURANT AGENCY
WILL OPEN new
ROOMS TONIGHT

Staging a premier that for bril-
lance will rival theatrical " first
night" Robertson and McAlliSter
Motor Sales, newly appointed
Durant dealers fo" FL C1ntro, will
make their debut tonight. The new
est addition to local AUTOMOBILES
row is situated at 6l5 state Street.
Robertson and McAllister were
granted their franchise through the
Dunlack Motor Company, djstrlbu-
tor for the Durant Motor Car of
California in Imperial County. Their
headquarters will be located in the
Dunlack Hotel building, PraWlcT.
Both Frank B. Robertson and
Frank L. McAlhStar are veteran
automotive executives and are well
known in Imperial Valley
The opening of the now concern
tonight will be spectacular with
music. lights, flowers and parade
of the Duraut line Of motor ears.
They will have a comprehensive dis
play of Durant models in their
handsome showroouS. \ capaciouS
service department is being install
ed. \ veteran service engineer viii
be in charge and a complete line Of
parts for Durant, Flint and Star
motor cars will he stocked.
Frank L. McAllistcr, speaking for
his company today, was enthusiasts
tie over the Durant line fer 1929.
He was particularly impressed with
the Durant "6-6O which he
characterized rs "the rost sensa-
tional six ever offered the public. :
MANY noteworthy features are
embodied in these new models,
said McAllister. Mounted on an
1l0-inch wheelhase chassis body, the
low. roomy bodies provide the ut
most in riding comfort. Every pro-
vision has been made for the com
fort and convenience of the new
Durant 6-60 drivers. \ large l.
inch speedway type steering
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-02

give similar luncheons to like num-
ber.
Mrs. J. Alex Jones and daughter,
Alma. visited with Mrs. +. T. Cheser
and daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Wallace,
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs N. II, Gavin enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Prestige,
Of Calexico. Thursday evening
Mrs. Fannie Thompson is i'll VII
the flu Mrs. Sadie Fi>bburn l.,
taking her place in the school room.
Mrs. Ralph Thompson entertained
Mrs. Hoyt Parker and Mrs. Mac
Mulin. of Verde. on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim HoIcomb wera
guests at the Nogel home Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-02
Congress Today
GENATE

Considers cruiser bill
Considers war department approp-
Ration bill
Public lands committee being
poiod on Walsh Salt Creek lease
report.
HOUSE
Continues consideration of navy
appropriation bill
Ways and means committee hear
in- on tariff revision
Military affairs committee hear
ing ON leasing Muscle Shoals.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-02
POPULARITY OF
PLYMOUTH BASED
ON FIVE FACTORS

Five factors, In the opinion Of J.
w. Frazer, PLYMOUTH salos manager,
are responsible fol that ear sue
cess These arc its economy and re-
markahIa performance capacity,
large SIZE distinctive appearance
and luxury Of appointments, the
cagc with which b. is built under
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-02
STEVENS DAIRY

Evcry precaution is taken to put
out the best grade milk and cream.
A. NJ. and =. NJ. deliveries. adv
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25
CSENDORKEZRE KERULT
A ROMAN BANDITA

Bukarestbol jelentik: Vegre
csendorkezre kerilt a hirhedt
masodik Balan roman rabloyez6r,
aki ket eve tart mar izgalomban
nehany regati varmegyet, azon-
ban mem elve, hanem holtan. A
rabl6vezert az utobbi ket evben a
leger0sebb csendormunka sem
tudta artalmatlanna tenni, megis
a csendorgyiiri nemreg mar ma
gyon sziikre szorult bandaja ko-
rul. A banda egyik vezetotagja
af0l0tti felelmeben, hogy most
mar hamarosan vagy elf0gJak,
vagy lel0voldozik oket, hogy meg
menekiilj0n a hatosagok iildozese-
t6l, elhatarozta, hogy kiszolgal-
tatja vezeret a csendorsegnek.
Egy reggel, amikor az illeto egye-
diil volt Balannal rablo- -fohadi-
szallason, hatulr0l puskajaval le-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25

nemzetgyiiles, mint az amerikai
magyarsag els6 alkotmanyos or
szagos tanacskozasa kifejezett.
Az AlIOSZ kormanyz6tanacsa :
DR.. Josika-Herceg Emre, elnok.
Kover Sandor, alelnok. Tarn6cy
Arpad, szervez6 igazgat6. Dezso
Janos, penztaros. DR.. Cherna En-
Dire. Rev. Chernitzky Istvan. Rev.
Eordogh Elemer. DR.. Lowinger
Ern0.
Az Amerikai Magyar Sajto $50
vetseg julius 19-en, Pittsburgh
ban tartott iilesen, az AMOSZ
fenti nyilatkozatat targyalas ala
vette es AIT a hatarozatot hozta
hogy ennek tartalmat teljes ege-
szeben magaeva teszi.
Kemeny Gyorgy, elnok.
Fony6 Aladar, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25
Fujja a szel, fujja

(B) Mem is yam regen, nagy haboru elott ez
volt meg hazavagy6 amerikai magyarok n6tazasanak
legkedvesebb darabia Fua sze fujja hazafele fuja.
Akoriban pedig nagyon hivogattak hivataos ekes
szoval ker6 szoval oket Legeebb Greg edes anyak
otthon hagyot hvesek gyermekek esdo nditotta
az amerikai magyart iyen notazo nekkeseredesre mig
aztan egy napon csakugyan felut bizonyos new
york; kikot6ben horgonyz6 s'hadihaj6ra" Akkor is
szivesen ment akkor is orommel ment Merl semmfele
razasa ennek Macy Amerikanak mem tudta kirorgetn
belole vagyat. Hazafele
Most vilagkongresszusra hivnak benninket J6 esik,
hogyne esne j6 Mennenk is szivesen. Megyen is ak
het. Menjen is ak tehet. Lengesse meg magyar szve
mex zaszlaiat hazai 0ldon Fesesse meg annak talan
mar halvanyulo szneit nagy iinnepsegek komoly ia
nacskozasok tesveri melegeben. Sziks6ge rank
ohazanak sziksegink van nekiinS ohazara. Hogy 0
niagara hagyottnak tudja magat hogy Mi arvakna1
ne erezzik magunkat
Regen kellett volna mar testvem egymasra-tala
las. Nagyon regen akkor talan mnden maskent vol
na Otthon is lit is De jobb keson mint soha. Taan
ha den is korbban ot volna vagkengresszus hire
nagyobb amerkai magyar meg toborzodott vona ossze
latogatasra De ez csak ks hba Remeliiik hogy leg
kozeebbi maid korabban es jobban szervezkedik Taan
6ppen 0vo nyaron rianon atok 10 ewes fordulojan
Sokan akik szerettiink vona menni otthon leszInk,
ha lit maradunk is. Othon elekben Amikor Szabad-
sacteri orszagzasz6 Scent Istvan napjan megmozdul
szeben ITALIAN nnen hazafee sza6 sohaok eree ebbent
meg Csak hadd fujja szel, fujja =.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25
Nylatkozik ikaA.M.0.M.
AZ Amerilai Magyarok Orszagos
Sz0vetsegenek hivatalos nyilat-
kozata.

Kaptuk Is kozreadjuk kovet-
kez0 hivatalos kiadvanyt:
Az AMOSZ kormanyz6tanacsa
kenytelen tapasztalni, hogy a
buffaloi nemzetgyiles tevekeny-
segevel .kapcsolatban sajt6ban es
sajt6n xviii sulyosabb felrema
gyarazasok tortentek. Kulonosen
a revizi6s bizottsagban targyalt
javaslatok kordl jeletkeztek
olyan megallapitasok, amelyek a
nemzetgyules elhatarozasat es az
AMOSZ rendelteteset elferditik.
A kormanyz6tanacs, ennek Okla
Dol, observation-disclosures tartja,
hogy valosagot leszegezze S
exert k0vetkezoket tette nyilva-
nossh:
A nemzetgyules plenumanak
targyalasait hazszabalyok saba
lyoztak s eek a szabalyok kizar-
tax AIT ,hogy a plenum Magyar
orszag beliigyeibe avatkozzek. A
plenum pontosan be is tartotta a
hazszabalyokat. A bizottsagok
azonban, termeszetesen, minden
beerkezett javaslatot letargyal-
tax. Ez tortent revizi6s bizott-
saghoz utal javaslatokkal is. A
bridgeport, Condor es a phil
lipsburghi neven jegyzett javas-
latok sorsat is ez a bizottsag in
tezte ell es = mint bMottsag
jegyz6konyvebol ponosan megal-
lapithato - ugy hatarozott, hogy
memorandum kisereteben vala-
mennyit elkildi magyar kor-
manyhoz.
A bizottsagi jegyzokonyvbol
megallapithato azonban az is,
hogy a t0bbseg mem tette magae-
va czket a javaslatokat, de leg
alkotmanyosabb szellem,ben dol
gozo nemzetgyiiles ugyanilyen re-
WHO'S bizottsaga a bridgeport, a
Condor es phillipsburghi javasla-
tokat = mar az egyseg megmen-
tesere erdekeb6l sem = ejthette
ell es megfelelo formak kozott
gondoskodott arr6l, hogy tartal-
mukkal a magyar kormany is
megismerkedjek.
Mem all tehat az, hogy a nem-
zetgyiiles tevekenyseget es eliza.
tarozasait tobbsz0r emlitett ja
vaslatok elfogadasa jellemzi, dt
>viszont valosag, hogy revizio'
DlZOtlSdR, mint HcInAtCgy uleE
egyik targyal6 es hataroz6 seer
We lenyegbeli elintezesre meltany
landonak talalta a javaslatoka
es ugy hatarozott, hogy azckat
: memorandum kisereteben, a ma
gyar kormanyhoz kiildi.
| Az AMOSZ, mint buffalo
nemzetgyules alkotasa, semmifel
vonatkozasban mem terhet ell
nemzetgyiiles iranyelveit6l es m
( k0deseben mindig AIT a felfogas
y fogja kifejezni, amit buffalo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25

hogy annak felmutatasa ellene-
ben a hazamenni szandekoz6k
igen jelent6s utlevel es vizum
kedvezmenyben is reszesilnek,
Az itteni magyar konzulatusok
mind0ssze 35 centet szamitanak a
vizumert, a magyar utlevel pedig
csak AZ centbe keriil. Ezen xviii,
mint fentebb irtuk, nagyon sok
kedvezmeny var a hazautaz6kra
Magyarorszagon, ha igazol6 ira
sukat kiveszik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25
Vilagkongresszust tartanak Budapesten
a vilag minden tajan elo magyarok
Az Amerkai Magyarok orszagos Szovetsege kepvise
teti magat A kildottseget Dr. Josika Hercegh Imre
enok Tarnocy Arpad titkar vezetik = Augustus Ten
indulnak Berengaria hajoval.

nacskozanak Is hogy magyar
celok elomozditasara szolgalo leg
jobb eszkozoket megtalalja.
A Magyarok Vilagkongresz
szusat egy hatalmas, a magyar
tarsadalom osszes vezeto egyeni-
segeibol erre celra alakult seer
yezet rendezi, amelynek ellen a
kiilfoldi magyarok legmelegebb
|szivii baratja: Perenyi Zsigmond
baro, aki Magyar Nemzeti $50
vetseg choke es Ripka Ferenc
DIR. fopolgarmester, a Scent lSt-
van-heti iinnepsegek felelevenito-
ie allanak. Eek nevek es a seer
yezet teljes biztositekot nyujta-
max azirant, hogy kongresszus
minden resztvevoje szeretetteljes
fogadtatasra talal Budapesten,
Iahol a hagyomanyos vendegsze-
retettel varjak a kulfoldi testve-
Ereket.
| Budapesten, w. Regi posta-u
a. ST.. alatt miikodik Magyarok
Vilaglxongresszusanak kozpontl
irodaja. Ettol cimtol minder
|kilfoldon elo magyar igenyelhe1
meghiv6t, ide keH bejelenteni !
kongresszuson yal6 reszvetelt
innen kel kerni . Rsszyetel
lIgazolvanytD es lit mlnden felyi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25

Budapestrol jelentik: Ez ev
augustus o., %, "a. es 70. nap
jain vilagkongresszusra gyulnek
ossze Budapesten az OF vilagresz
minden tajan szetszorodottan elo
avagy egyesiiletekbe, szovetse-
gekbe es egyeb Interchangeable
tom0riilt magyarok.
A vilag minden reszen kozel
ezer0tszaz ilyen magyar szervezet
van es ketmilli0 azoknak a ma
gyaroknak szama, akik elsa
kadtak az 6hazatol. Ketsegtelen,
hogy a kulfo1don el6 magyarok-
max rengeteg kozos erdekll
iigyiik, kozos celjuk, kozos torek-
vesiik van. Ketsegtelen, hogy
minden kiilfoldi magyarnak egye-
nileg is erdeke, hogy megismer.
je a hasonlo sorsuak helyzetet, vi
szonyait, celjait es torekveseit. A
Magyarok Vilagkongresszlsa te
hat egyreszt azert i'll ossze, hogy
yilag minden tajan selo tmagya
1'ok megismer5ek egymas helyze
tet, yiszonyait, celjait Is hogy
ezekbN az ismeretekbH okulja
max; masrsszt pedig azert III osz
sze ~ 4 yilagk ongresszus, hogy
gyarz iigy6t megvitassa, hog!
4 koazos erdekn kerdesekrol ia
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25

Ilagositast keszsegesen es dijtala-
] null megadnak.
A kongresszus vezet6sege mar
lis gondoskodott minden lehet3
kedvezmenyrol. A kongresszusra
utazok a Reszveteli Igazolvany
felmutatasa elleneben a lehet6
legnagyob vizumkedvezmenyt el-
vezik, magyar vasutakon es ha-
jokon felaru jeggyel utazhatnak,
a Budapesten valo tart6zkodas
ideje alatt igen jelentos kedvez-
menyeket nyujt6 szallodai es ven
degl6i szelvenyes fiizeteket Walt
Ihatnak maguknak.
A kongresszus vezet0sege mar
szetkuldte a meghivokat a kill
foldi magyarok osszes egyesiile-
teihez es intezmenyeihez, anne
lyek reszer6l mar eddig is olyan
sokan jelentettek be reszvetelu-
ket, hogy kongresszus teljes 81
kere maris biztositva van.
! A Magyarok Vilagkongresszu-
sat kozvetleniil megelGzi Scent
Istvan het, amelyet az iden nem-
csak a hagyomanyos fennyel es
| pompaval, de eppen a kilf0ldi
magyarokra val6 tekintettel XII
| lonleges unnepsegek rendezesevel
| fognak megtartani.
| A vilag osszes nemzetei gon-
| doskodtak mar arr6l, hogy kill
| f0ldre szakadt fiaik alland6 erint
kezesben maradjana egymassal
es az anyaorszagg ggal. Ennek az al
llando erintkezesnek eredmenye-
kent - tudjuk a nemet, az
olasz, az ir, vagy a t0bbi, alland6
tamogatast elvez hazulr6l, a kill
f0ldon elok pedig egyiittesen
megmozdulasokkal segitenek az
anyaorszag felvetodo problemai-
max megoldasan. Ha ARA Condo
| hunk, hogy kivandorolt ireknek
k0sz0nheti letet az Ir Szabadal-
lam, avagy, ha ARA gondolunk,
ihogy cseh emigransok maroknyi,
de c6ltudatosan dolgozo csoport-
| ia hozta letre a hirhedt "pitts-
burghi egyezmenyt'', bizonyara
minden fajtajat szereto kilfoldi
magyar lelkesedessel csatl3kozik
ehhez a vilagkongresszushoz, =
amely az egyetemes magyarsag-
max elso nagyszabasu megmozdu-
lasa. Az ohazaban elo magyarok-
max most nyilik eloszor alkalom
| ARA, hogy sziviikre oleljek kill
| f0ldre szakadt vereiket, kulf0l-
di magyaroknak pedig most leSz
eiosz0r alkalmuk ARA, hogy az
egesz vilag elott tegyenek tanu.
bizonysagot az 6haza irant valt
erdeklodesiikrol es szeretetukrol
A Magyarok Vilagkongresszu
sarol, amelyre vilagnezet es min
den mas szempontra valo tekinte-
nelkiil szivesen latnak es hivnal
meg minden kiilfold0n elo ma
| gyart, magyar egyesuletet, $40
vetseget es intezmenyt, reszlete'
felvilagositas kaphat6 mindel
kulfoldi magyar kovetsegnel, kol
! zulatusnal, egyesiiletnel, intez
menynel es minden kilf0ldi ma
gyar ujsag szerkeszt6segenel.
Legkozvetlenebb felvilagositas
sal szolgalhat azonban Tarnoc
Arpad (313 So. High ST., Akron
'|O), aki az amerikai magyarsa
l hivatalos kiildottseget vezeti
szervezi DR.. Josika Herczegh In
re orszagos eln0k mellett. A hive
talos kiild0ttseg augustus 7-e
indul New Yorkb6l Cunard L
ne nagy kenyelemmel berend,
zett Berengaria nevii haj6jan.
Tarnocy titkar jelntkez6kne
!: igazolvanyt ad, mely ARA jogosi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25

Balan fejet levagtak tor1s6r6l
Is Bukarestbe kiildtek, ahol meg
feleloen kipreparalva odaallitjaH
t0bbi tarsai koponyaja melle.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-07-25

l5tte vezeret, talyigara tette fel
holttestet es es betolta Piatra-
Neamt kozsegbe, egyenesen a
csendorseg udvarara.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-03

charged himself with allowing a
chimney in his house to be on fire.
He paid a small fine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-03
Methodists Honor
Departing Pastor

RAYMONDVILLE, Nov. FRIDAY
night, the Methodist church held an
open house In honor Of Leslie a.
Boone and his family who win leave
the first Of the week for Midland
to take up his charge as pastor Of
the church there. He will be sue
ceeded here by Rev. =. "A. Myers,
formerly Of Weslaco
A large number of the friends OF
the Boone family were present at
the meeting and they wished them
the best Of success in their new
home.
Rev. Boone. who came here in
1923, graduated from Southwestern
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-03

university. Georgetown, in 1916. He
enlisted in the 346th Infantry at
Camp Pike. Ark. in Nov. 1917. he
was transferred To Camp Dix. New
Jer. and went overseas with the
87th Div. in July. landing in France
carly in August. 1913.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-06
ENDS
IN Staying ON
H0LTVILLE RANCH
Jess Dickey Surrenders
To Officers After killing
Jim Moore.

Jslaes Moore, -, was shot and
instantly killed by his brother-in-
law, Jess Dickcy, 43. q mile mort"
Of The Highlinc store about eight
miles northeast of HoltVille. Al !
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. DickeT
quietly surrendered and was brought
to the Imperial county jail here t.
await trial. The inquest was to be
conducted this afternoon by coroner
Il. f. Lemons Of Fl Centre,
Moore. who, according to the story
Dickoy told sheriff 5 Officers, came
from the coast yesterday to the
ranch leased by Dickoy and started
a quarrel, is declared by the accused
man to have said that one or the
other would leave the farm dead.
Ditkcv stated that he got his shot
Gun in readiness and told his house
hold to be on the lookout for Moore.
Just before the shooting. according
to Dickey 5 story, Moore again drove
to the ranch. accompanied by his
l3 wear old son, Willie, and Was
trying to get a b cajibro rifle to
ms shoulder IN position 10 NlloVr
The hoy, Dickcy says. Wa trying t.
oct the gun away from his father.
pickcy raised his shotgun and
fired at Moore : head killing him in
stantly.
\ half pint of liquor was found in
the deceased mans car.
"Pat" Thaanum, Of the district
attorneys office, is conducting al
investigation into the ease.
Dickey, a native Of Texas, ha'
been u years a resident Of Imperial
county.
The inquest viii be held at b. f
Lemons Undertaking establishment
here. and will probably hc dclaye,
till Friday, because of the Na@a
hama murder triad now in progress
in which the coroner is witness.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-06
HOOVER PLANS
TRIP TO VISIT
WITH EDISON
by United Press Leased Wire

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb, O.
Hoover will leave
Eore Saturday night to be gone Il
week. combining his visit to Thomas
\. Edison at Fort Myers, u west
coast tarpon fishing expedition and
his survey of the Lake Okeechobe"
flood district into one trip.
Present plans, still tentative, are
for the Prosidcut-clcct and his party
to leave here aboard a yacht, sail
around the southern end of Florida,
through the Hcyes and thence TO
Naples, Fla reaching there Mon
day.
The trip from Naples to Fort
Myers viii bc hy automobiln. Mr..
Hoover plans to leave Fort Myers
late Monday afternoon, re-cmbarll
ON the Yacht, and fish for tmpou
along the west coast, He will leave
there in time to begin his survey
of the Okeechoboc district Friday,
returning mere Saturday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-06
BILL
MAY BE- SIGNED
LATE IN WEEK

WASHINGTON, Feb. Written
tho way congress wants IT aud no.
The way President Coolidge would
Hike to have it, the So. .000,o3)
naval cruiser bill went 20 the house
today for ratification Of some m-
disputed amendments. Republican
leaders say the house viii accept th'
amendments and tAr bill viii hc laid
on Mr.. Coolidgc's desk for signature
before the end of the week in the
same form in which il was passed
late Yesterday by the senate. They
have information Mr.. Coolidge viii
sign il.
With the swift passing Of these
events in the next few weeks, therr
viii bc launched the largest peace
time national defense program this
nation has ever experienced. Nonr Of
the bui!dinG plans of prc-wor days
approNimatcs it.
The hin calls for construction of
l. new speedy 10000 tom cruisers
which can OUTRAGE and outshoot the
numbering hattIcships and an air
craft carrier built in modern style
1T cost of Sl9,0O0,uo0. The cruisers
are to cost Sl1,0uu,o0o each Under
t,rmS Of the BIN, their keclS must
ho laid at the rate Of five a year
during the ueEt tlrpc wears.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-06
HIGHWAY PLAN
IS ENDORSED BY
DISTRICT BOARD

Endorsement Of the roads between
FL Centre and CaIcXico and between
Brawlcy and INLAND as secondary
highway. was given yesterday by di-
rectors Of the Imperial Irrigation
district ut their regular weekly
meeting. The resolution was pre-
sentcd by Director W. O. Blair Of
the north end district.
Tho secondary highway system in
Southern California, according to
the resolution, is inadequate. and the
system has been recommended to be
enlarged by the regional council Of
the California Development Associa-
ton and the Automobile CLUB Of
Southern California. 1t Is recon
mendgd IT, include roads Of more
than ordinary local Importance
which comprise comprehensive
program upon which the entire area
is united, with particular reference
10 the highway between this city
and Calcxico and between Brawl.v
and INLAND.
1t is S id thai the inadcouacy Of
the secondary state highways III tar
southern district Of California, south
of the Tehachapi, has obviously hin
dcred the growing demands OF trat
fic.
It was resolved by the directors
of the district to forward the recon-
mondatiou to the regional counell OF
the California Development Asso.ia
tion, the Automobile Club Of South
ern California and tn Senator Nelson
T. Edwards and sau5Iyman VI. ID
Witter. of the 18th district. Th
resolution a.aa requested the Log.s
lacuro 70 O. ct Il bill .maa3viug JA
aforesaid proposal, and it was urge.
further that Governor c. G. Gour.
give Favorable consideration to tn.
bill bv signing same.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-06
J TRYING
AGAIN TO SET
new AIR MARK
By United Press Leased Wire

ROOSEVELT FIELD, l.. l.. Feb.
G.-Martiu Jensen took OFF from
Roosevelt, Field today in an attempt
to set new endurance flight
record. Jensen who finished second
in the Pole flight to Hawaii, left
the ground at 9:o4 q. m.
Jensen WAS FLYING the 'Bcllanca
monoplauc &" Green FLASH in which
ne made an unsuccessful attempt to
establish new mark last week.
Jensen 5 plane carried &75 gal
Ions of high test automobile gaso-
Inc The flyer is attempting to
prove that ordinary gas Of good
quality Will Srrve us we'll rs more
expensive aviation fuel
Weather conditions for the solo
endurance flight were somewhat un.
favorable, with a low ceiling of
clouds, but Jensen was confident hC
would be able to remain aloft the
IS hours and 26 minutes necessary
to set now solo record.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-06
Adopts Robbery
TO Play Lover

GALESBrRG, H., Feb. 6.-Thc
high cost of outside love affairs
while attempting to keep up the
social life ON the campus was given
hy David IIamamoto, Hawaiian
student at Know College, rs the
motive that prompted lima to be
come robber.
In his confession to participation
in a 5000 icwelry store robbery,
the Hawaiian student said he sent
a part Of his loot TO girl in Los
Angeles and gave some of it to
Mrs. Joe Jacoby Of Galcsbwg Mrs,
Jacohy' 5 husband has sued her for
divorce.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-06
NAVAL MEN TEST DEVICE
FOR LEAVING SUBMARINE

prepared to try it again in IS
feet of watcr.
The escape WAS made through
us" ct a gas mask like invcu-
tion OF Lieuf. G.. IT,. Monsen,
who, following Chief Torpedo
man Edward Noluowski, n'.
the mdeesea craft Through
safety door i'm its hun al
few moments latter ha1b.1 80
the surface Of the water.
The tests were made usnz
the submarine S4 aul .s.r
them hung somewhat tha smu
atmosphere AS appalled, nation
nearly q year ano when tla Ship
sank in the Atlantic with 0e
loss of her rrtir reH. Tie
feeling was mot djsue'}.d until
thc head of k1liuov,'i tahh.d
Oh the suface Of sha Gulf uf
Mexico off kcv Wcst where
the tcsta are being made.
4 few seconds later the lr.l
of Nons"u appeared and cheer
arose from watching naval men.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-06
Mother Pleads
For Sons Life

SACRAMENTO, Feb. Ga moth.
cr'S appeal to save her son from the
gallows was before Governor Young
today.
The request was in the form of a
letter from Mrs. Blanche Straka Of
Lincoln, Ncb., who asked for an
executive rcprievc to permit san.
ity examination for her son, lIar'
rison Il. Randolph, 26, of Bakers
field.
Randolph is scheduled to be hang
ed at Folsom state prison Friday for
strangling to death Mrs. Pearl
IIunnicutt of Bakersfield.