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PEACE PERILS
 BROT HOME TO
 WAR VETERANS

BALTIMRE, Sept. 8 JPl se- verdi hundred members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars inured to the dangers of battle were prot to a realization of the perils of peace by illness laid to a crab and ice cream luncheon at the grounds
 of the Naval Acadamey at An napolis.
 Physicians who were delegates to the annual convention and Balti- more doctors were kept busy all night and a part of the day fol- lowing treating at hotels the vet erans and members of the ladies auxiliary.
 Some of the sufferers had pto- maine poisoning and others just grievious cases of stomach ache.
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.RDRN|NC TORCHES
 TED TO TAILS CF
 DOMESTIC BUFFALO

SHANGHAI, Sept. 8, (Pl- Burning torches tied to the tails of domestic buffalo by commun- ists. stampeded the animals to- ward Changsha in the hope that the animals would break thru the lines of defense
 Advices from the Human cap ital reported the animals were stopped by machine gun fire and the Red attack broken for the time benig.
 Changsha dispatches reported sharn clashes between the Reds and the defenders of the south citv with small losses to both sidas Chanpsha was recently sacked by the communists
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IMPOSSIBLE DECIPHEA . WRITING IN NOTEBOOK
 ON BODY 0F ANDREE

TROMSOE, Norway, Sept. 8,(P) The story of the Andree bal loon expedition up to Septem- Der 5, presumably 1897, and the writing aftR that date in the notebook found on Andree, it's not readable in it's entirety and so it will be impossible to fol- low the story of the expedition as told by the leader
 It would appear, that the lead- er Of the trio arrived at White Island September 5 after hav- ing battled their way across the ice since July when their ball loon met disaster.
 Doctor Gunnar Horn propos- ed Swedish expedition next summer to White Island think ing it possible to find more rel ics and information.
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STUDENTS AND
 POLICE CLASH

BUENOs AIRES, Sept 8. tPl One person was killed and two were injured in a clash between police and several thousand students who marched toward the govern ment house.
 The students formed without police permission and then began a march through the principal thoroughfares, the Aveninda de Mayo They had nearly reached the Plaza de Mayo where the govern ment house stands when they were blocked by force of mounted pol ice.
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SEATTLE MAID
 AFTER RECORD

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8. (P- Helene Madison, of Seattle, arrived in San Francisco for the far west ern swimming championships that will be staged at the Fleish Sacher pool.
 The brilliant maid of the Pacific Northwest went once to the big swiming pool at the ocean beach to prepare for her attack on the worlds 100 meter swiming record and the worlds 200 meter record.
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WHERE AND HOW

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 R)- Rudy Valee, through his attorney, will ask supreme court justice to re- quire Agnes MacLoughlin, a show girl at Earl Carols Follies to show when, where and how he ever pro- posed marriage to her. Valee denies that he ever at any time either orally or in writing asked a girl to marry him.
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800 DEAD AT
 SAN DOMINGO

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, Sept. 8. tP)- Governor Roosevelt was in [5rrned that 800 were dead in the city of San Domingo alone as the result of the tropical hurricane N part of the rest of the Domncan republic has been heard rom
 The governors information came from Major Cary I. Crockett, who few from San Juan to tna Dom lsican capital Major Crockett's estimate was made after he con- .erred with President Trcjli.o and Charles B. Curtis, Amellcan Min ster.
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DEFINITE REJECTION

BOMBAY, Sept. g. (P)-Deflnite rejection by Mahatma Ghandl and his associates of proposals for peace in India through the cessa tion of the civil disobedienca cam paign dashed the hopes of tie mo- derate envoys who had been in
 conferences with the natiola aiist Header for many weeks.
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FINANCIEk DIES

NEW YORK. Sept. 8. (H)- Simon William Straus, noted financier and chairman of the board of the s. J. Straus Company. died here at the age of 63, He had been ill for more than a year. Straus was a pioneer skyscraper builder and is also known as the originator of the first mortgage real estate bond
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JAPANESE COLONY

DIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. 8. (P) Five hundred and TO Japanese immigrants arrived here aboard
 the Japanese steamer Kanakura Maru, enroute to the state of Para where they are going to settle and start a Japanese colony
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ATTEMPT LOWER RECORD

OKLAHOMA, Sept. 8 (P1-Wiley Post, of Oklahoma City, flier, who won the Los Angeles to Chicago nonstop air derby, will take off for California to await favorable weather for an attempt to lower the continental flight record of Captain Frank Hawkes., he am nouced here
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MAY HOP THIS YEEK

AOMORI, Japan, sept, 8, (P
 Harold R&on1ey and Harold Gatty are prepared to staY this week on their proposed flight They flew >to samishiro, a re- mote beach on the northern tip of Hondo, the largest island in Japan, yesterday, iran Kasumi- gaura, $50 miles closer to Ia coma.
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NOW ITS ON THURSDAY

AOMORIA, Japan, Sept, 8, CP' Bromley will be unable to fly to Tacoma before Thursday or Friday at the earliest as preparation of the ramp runa- way at Samishiro is expected to require two or three days
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Heir to a throne

BRUSSELS, sept, 8, lP7-The crown Princess Astrid of Bel e.am, wife of Prince Leopold, aave birth to nine pound son, a stuyyenburg castle. The babe
 5comes heir to the throne in a
 rect male line. He was bap- tized Babuoin Albert Axel Marie Gustav, the first name for the late elder brother of King All r.5rt.
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ARE DRIVEN BACK

INSTANBOUL, Sept. & Pl-Kurd- ish rebels who have been operat- ing along the Persian fronties, pressed on attack upon the Turk ish infantry headquarters at Lia- bekr but were repulsed with sell were losses, and pursued into the foothills
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ELEVEN STATES ID HOL ] PR|MARIES
 PRESENT WEEK WEEK

WASHINGTON, Sept, 8, (Py- Eleven states will hold Aimary elections this week to choose candidates for the Senate, House and State officials
 These are Maine, Maryland, South Carolina, Louisiana, Col orado, Michigan, New Hamp- shire, Vermont, Arizona and Washington
 The latter three states only have state officials and con- gressmen to choose.
 Georgia has 9 primary on Wed- nesday, Maine, today and the others Tuesday.
 Massachusetts, New York and Wisconsin will hold primaries September IS.
 William Young of Juneau and Miss Verna Gunyah of Klaw- ock, were married recently at Ju- neau.
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so THEY WERE WE'D

4E WASHINGTON, Sept, 8 IFl- Mrs Caroline H. stollehwerck ssarsdaie of .New York and La mont Dupont, president of the Dupont DenemOurs Company were married at the home o1 the brides mother, Mrs. Rogers Wilson
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Frank A. Aldrich, former Ter ritial Senator, has entered the Pioneer Home at sitka. He has been in poor health for many months.
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Jimmy Moore, Juneau box- er arrested on the charge of aiding and abetting a prisoner to escape, has been released as all charges were dismissed.
La gaceta., 1930-09-05

Mr.. Kennedy nos traera a I'm
excelente pugilista espanoi,
Martin Oroz. Alfonso Font ha
contratado al hispano, sirvien-
do asi al promoter de Benja-
min Field.
Dentro de pocos dias llegara
a Tampa ell notable gladiator.
Los hermanos Schackels es-
tan en- la Habana y Mr.. Ken
nedy Sc propone traerlos de
nuevo a Tampa.
Leemos que Bezenah practi-
CO, causando buena impression.
La gaceta., 1930-09-05

Durante 40 amos P. P. P. ha
dado alivio a miles de perso
mas que han sufrido de debiif
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y perdida de pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
origen en- la pobreZa y debill
dad de la sangre.
P. P. P. renueva los cor
p1sculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA y pura. Cuando este Sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri-
miento, regresan las fuerzas y
ell sistema recupera su condi-
ci6n saludable.
Dele que lie devueiva su sa-
lud.
listed no arriesga I'm centa-
vo en- usar P. P. P. Su bot
caro- tiene instrucciones para
cevoIverle su dinero 81 no que
d. satisfecho dsepues de usar
la prirlera botella. Tai es la fe
que tenemos en- P. P. P.
9Consentira listed en- seguir
sufriendo, sintiendose debii,
cLando puede gozar de bueua
salud, fuerza Y felicidad2
C6mprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1930-09-05

Tenia que ser bueno para lie
gar hasta donde ha llegado
La gaceta., 1930-09-05
NOTICIAS DE
iNTERES LOrAl

Horace Downum, a quien i
juez 4kerman habia suspenal
do una sentencia de II meses a
condici0n de que no reincidle-
ra vioiando o ayudando a vio-
lar la prohibition, fue presen-
tado aver de nuevo al jueZ por
acuSarsele de ser ell individuo
en- cuyo automovil Sc llev6 a la
carretera No. 5, con ell aparen
te prop6sito de matarlo, al con
fidente George Kite.
Mr.. Akerman lie dijo que
Tampa no era I'm lugar adecua
do para ''poner ell hombre Ell
ell lugar" Y dispuso que cum
pla ell ano de e%ncierro.
"Y lie recomiendo Sc marche
de FLORIDA tan pronto Saga ue
la carcel."
Pero cuando Downun cum
pla tendra que cumplir la sen
tencia que lie imponga ell juez
Petteway, de la corte de 10 cri
minal, case de que Sc lie en-
cuentre culpable de haber cons
pirado para cometer un cri :
men en- compania de Bob Jo-
mes, Bill Row y j. G. Gillette.
Kite Sc presento al juez A
herman Y relate 10 que ell hon.
bre lie hiciera.
La gaceta., 1930-09-05
Ia UAOETK
clones de Ios Ciudaia, =,

clones de los Ciudaial,
it : orida.
FL informe, c npuesto de 81
la.,.llaS es>.~s a maQlir
era mpreso i andado 4 i
n.e..oros del % lite J u 10
uc IL legislature ue 1881.
Las principles recomenda-
clones que contiene, son: Abo-
licion del impueSto ad valorem
sobre las herramientaS agrico-
las; aliviar los bienes raices
del presente impuesto Sobre ell
valor; eStablecer un Sistema
que Sirva de norma para cargar
contribucioneS; un siStema e.
Quitativo de contribucioneS de
modo que las propiedadeS pa
guen de acuerdo con la habili-
dad de pagan y beneficios re-
cibidos; creacion de un i'm :
puesto sobre ell corte de arbo-
les; revision general de las Ii
cencias para que produzcan a
nualmente 81, 100000; esta-
blecimiento de un impuesto de
privilegio sobre las corpora
clones que produzca $500, 900
al ano para ell estado; impues-
to sobre la herencia. tomando
por base ell del gobierno fede-
raj, de modo que rinda dos mi
llones de pesos al ano; I'm au-
mento en- los honorarios por
los servicios de la oficina del
Secretario de estado; rechaZar
ell propuesto impuesto sobre
las VentaS, etc.
La gaceta., 1930-09-05
cho la verdad, aunque pocas We

cho la verdad, aunque pocas We
ces.
Ahora comenz6 ell Times y
enseguida Sc tiraron sobre ell
muchacho latino para que 10
destituyan, por decir la yerdad,
Y pongan en- 81 puesto a uno
que Sc presto a decir: FL ST..
Moore 0 ell Sapillo es TN boXea-
dor que ha vencido a los me-
jores Y todavia, por modestia,
sigue peleando por cuatro pese-
tas.
ST los periodicals. de Tampa
tienen los periodistas, mai Ia
isenen los periodistas, ma la
van a pasar los que han que
rido quitarle el pan a Rodri-
guez.
La gaceta., 1930-09-05
Pa r. 10 d dor
E. + Graves. del d 4 % de
Soutl TAI "a Farm 4 juez
Alderman oynfirm6 ay ! nom
BRAN ~ D de f. c. Jo ,a on.

La candida IRA que lecomien
ola ell partido Democratico del
condado, compuesta por los
hombreS nominados en- las pa
Sadas eleccioneS, es la siguien-
te; r. A. Gray. S~ecretario de es-
tado; Eugene s. Mathews, CO.
misionado de ferrocarriles; Pat
Whitaker, senador; John H.
Bledsoe. J. Tom Watson y John
T. Lowe, representatives; Ellis
J. Simmons, seeretario de la
corte de 10 criminal; Albert P.
Wiese, juez de la corte juvenil;
W. 7, Watkins, Charles T.
Fried, John T. Gum, w. T.
Williams y j, W. Lester, conf
La gaceta., 1930-09-05
BASE PAIL
LIGA E SURESTE

FL Tampa venci6 anoche a
los 'leones", EN- Montgomery,
con anotaci6n de dos carreras
por tres.
Cueto no pudo "conectar' de
hit.
Tampa &c, 12h, lie; Montgo-
merry &c, Oh, lie.
jacksonville DC, Oh, De; Sci
ma SC, Sh, 2e.
Pensacola 1c, 8h, 4e; Colum
bus &c, 8h, lie.
La gaceta., 1930-09-05

Aver Sc reuni0 ell comite eje-
cutivo del partido Democratico
del condado bajo la ~presiden-
Ella de Mr.. John r. Fielding,
acordandose, por unanimidad,
apoyar los candidates nominal
dos en- las GItimas primarias.
Todos los pasos que sean nece-
sarios Sc daran por ell comite
para actuar en- beneficio de los
nominados.
R. E. l.. Chancey, ell promi-
nente abogado, fue nombrado
vicepresidente del executive,
quedando asi creado este nue.
vo pueSto.
Hizo la proposition de que
sc creara la vicepresidencia ell
abogado Alonzo B. McMullen,
La gaceta., 1930-09-05

Las licencias para cazar "a
han sido pues,as a la venta por
el juez del condado, Mr.. Cor
nelius. Ell precio es Ell mismo de
La gaceta., 1930-09-05

Comparable con contrario
ell hebreo es una "es ella.
Ahora Ell publico lebera de-
cidir 81 lie convene agar por
yer a un gladiator lleno o a.
ceptable batir a uno ID or.
La gaceta., 1930-09-05

Di6 aver a la publicidad un
informe parcial sobre la mejor
manera de revisar Ell sistema
de contribuciones del estado, ell
ST.. Perry G. Wall, presidente
del comite de Financia y Con
La gaceta., 1930-09-05

sior del condado; junta de
edu>a&.on Ed. ]. Keefe. Paul R.
KilNlit, y W. H. Martin; juez
de pal del distrito numero Z,
f. Z. quick.
La gaceta., 1930-09-05
LIGA NACIONAL

La derrota de los Gigantes
por ell Boston hizo que ell st.
Luis, triunfador sobre ell Gin
cinnati, empatara en- ell segun-
do puesto con las "huestes' de
Nc GraW.
Los cubs aumentaron su ven
taja, venciendo a los Piratas, a
Az juegos.
Ell St. Luis y Brooklyn no
jugaran hoy.
Chicago 1Oc, 15h, 2e; Pitts
burg 7c, 14h, De.
Cincinnati &c, 8h, 2e; st. Luis
13c, 18h, De-.
New York 1c, Oh, De; Boston
7c, 10h, De,
LIGA AMERICANA
Cleveland SC, Oh, Be; Chicago
&c, Oh, De.
Washington &c, I'll, lie; New
York &c, Oh, lie.
St. Luis &c, Oh, lie; Detroit
SC, Oh, lie.
Boston 7c, 13h, lie; Filadelfia
&c, 15h, lie.
La gaceta., 1930-09-05
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IIMPIA CIENTIFICAMENTE
IA SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
PRODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLTDA Y MUSCUiO
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
Business Women Plan
First Meeting of 1890

Their opening meeting and din
ner, Of 1880. will be held by the
business and professional women
Of the Young Women's Christian
Association Wednesday at $50
p. m. in Barker Hall, of the Seven
teenth and K Streets Building.
Clifford K. Bergman will be
speaker and guest of honor.
The program will include music
by Elizabeth Huebscher, soprano,
and Ellen Seligman, pianist. Miss
Lois Gates German. Of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, will
preside. The committee includes
Miss Mary Barbour, Miss L. z.
Bourgeois, Miss Edith GiddingS,
Miss Emily Jinkins, Miss Emily
Knots, Miss Ruth Moorhead, Miss
Mary Senart, Miss Jessie Smith,
Miss Ruth Spicer, Miss Maude
Steele, Miss Ellyne Strickland,
Miss Helen M. Weir and Miss
Lois M. White.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
DEATH BLAMED
To SNOWFALL

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Jan.
7.-Injuries suffered when he
was struck in the eye with a
SNOWFALL recently, was believed
to have been directly responsible
for the death of Franklin B.
Hartley, %, residing near Shep-
herdstown, jefferson county.
Hartley apparently suffered
no i'll effects at the accident, but
several days later lapsed into un-
consciousness and was rushed to
a local hospital, where his con-
dition was found to be critical.
He died without regaining con-
sciousness and death was believed
due to meningitis, produced by
the blow.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
Of CHEST
TOLD CENTER

Preceding a rally to be held In
the Jewish Community Center
auditorium this evening an appeal
was made last night in behalf
of the Community Chest by
Bernard Danzansky, organizer
and founder of the Hebrew Home
for the Aged. Danzansky spoke
following the installation Of
officers Of the George Washing
ton Lodge Birth Sholom.
He declared it the duty Of
every Jewish resident Of the
Capital to support the Community
Chest campaign which opens this
month.
Tonight the executives, staff
members and others workers for
the organization viii go over
plans at the Jewish Community
Center rally.
Officers installed at the meet
ing of the George washington
Lodge Birth Sholom were: Harry
Neff, president; Harry Poretzky,
vice president; William Tash, II
nancial secretary: M. Blumberg.
recording secretary and B. Hay
man, treasurer. Those present
at the ceremonies included grand
lodge officers from Baltimore.
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The Washington times., 1930-01-07
EX-SOLD|ER, 50,
DIES IN LEAP

Depressed by stock market
losses, Levin Connor, so, retired
color sergeant Of the United
States Army, yesterday plunged
100 feet to his death from the roof
Of the Bellvue Hotel, In the first
block Of E st. N. w. =
Connor, it was believed, had lost
a large share of his life savings
recently in the stock market. A
letter was found in his effects de-
manding nearly $1,000 more mar
gin with a certain brokerage
house.
Authorities had the body sent
to the District Morgue to await
action Ct the War Department. 1t
is believed he had no relatives.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
PLUMBERS HOLD
. INSTALLATION

Officers of the Master Plumbers
Association Of washington for
the. year 1880 have today assumed
their duties after installation
ceremonies and are announced as
follows:
Frand A. Kerr. president: John
M. Bane, first vice president;
John Mccarthy. second vice presi-
dent: Frank Bentley, secretary:
r. j. Barrett treasurer, and j.
r. Leins, sergeant-at-arms. Il
The administration Of r. w.
Kohler as retiring president was
highly endorsed. All members Of
the board Of directors were re-
elected and included: Barrett,
John Boyland, Edmond Ewing,
w. Z. Owens and Kohler.
MeSsrs. Kerr and Bentley were
designated as delegates to attend
a convention Of the officers. Of
the national association in
Chicago next week.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
j. s, employees.
PLAN GROWTH

A worldwide campaign to
organize Federal employees re-
gardiess Of their place Of inn
portance, but with special en-
phasis on the Southern States, Is
being planned by the executive
council Of the National Fedora
ton Of Employees, which Is hold
ing its regular winter meeting at
the Labor Building.
Vice presidents of the national
organization from as far away
as the Pacific Coast are in at
tendance at the sessions.
The council announced its in
tention to formulate q world
wide organization campaign
which would bring into the Ma
tional Federation of Federal EN-
ployes Government workers in
all branches of the public service,
with the exception of postal en-
ployes, so as to endeavor to throw
the strength Of the entire Fed
eral personnel behind a unified
program for the improvement Of
working, conditions"
The council decided to give
priority to organization work in
the South, and in this connection
notified William Green, president
OF the A. F. of L., now organic
ing a conference at Charlotte,
N. c., Of its intention.
Luther Steward, president Of
the federation, presided, and
submitted reports Of State and
national organizers as to pros
poets for additional members.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07

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The Washington times., 1930-01-07

MARTINSBURG, w. Va. Jan.
Authorities, conducting an In
vestigation into the death of
Ralph A. Strosnider, 81, Of Win
chester, Va, near Suplrnit Point,
jefferson county, returned q YER
dict of accidental death at the
victims own hand. s
Strosnider, who was clerk In
q bank at Winchester, was killed
as he and his fiancee, Miss Ethel
Hartman, also Of Winchester, who
was visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Marshall. near
Summit Point, were returning
from the theater at winchester.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
PistolDeathR Reported
To Be Accidental

lStrosnider, as he left the car
reached under the seat for a
pistol which he had carried in
the car after having been held
up recently.
1t was explained that he was
endeavoring to place the gun in
his pocket when 1t slipped from
his grasp, struck the steering
wheel and exploded, sending q
bullet through his chest.
Strosnider was a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Anon StroSnider, Of
Winchester, and a graduate Of
Handley High School.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
Major Kirby IndOrsed
By Manor Park Body

A resolution endorsing Major
Wallace w. Kirby for District
Commissioner was adopted last
night by the Manor Park Citizens
Association, meeting at the
Whittier School, Fourth and Sheri.
dan Streets Northwest. !
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
Bill FOrbids Killing
OF Eagles Except
For Cause

The bald, or American eagle,
Is fast disappearing except a.
an emblem on coins and in
sigma Of Uncle Sam, according
to Representative Andersen (R)
Of Minnesota.
Accordingly he has introduced
a bill forbidding the killing Of
eagles, except when they are
caught attacking lambs, fawns,
or foxes on fox farms.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
Holy Name Society
Celebrates Sunday

The washington Holy Name So
ciety will celebrate the Feast Of
the Most Holy Name Of Jesus at
a solemn vesper service to be held
Sunday night at 1880 in the
Shrine Of the Blessed Sacrament,
Chevy Chase Parkway.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07

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Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-18
Guernsey Men
Hold Meeting.

Guernsey breecer5 of the valley
met last night in the farm advisors
office at the court house. c. w
Robinson OF Los Angeles being the
speaker.
Robinson explained to the local
men where pure bred stock might
be obained, quoted prices and ad
viSed them that if a carload or
part OF a carload were desired To-
cally. it would be advisable TO pur-
chase the stock from the Pacific
Northwest states.
The meeting accepted his recon-
mendation that w. O. Snodgrass
Of Porterville be urged to visit the
valley. contracting each breeder in
tercsted in securing pure bred
stock. Robinson plans TO meet
SnodgraSs in Los Angeles on Fri
day and will communicate immed-
lately with George Winwyight, as
sistant farm advisor. notifying him
as 10 the date of Snodgrass' visit
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-18
Suit On Land
Contract Opens

Opening testimony in suits
against r. D. Mccall and wife, the
Pioneer Abstract and Title Com
pany. Mr.. and Mrs M C. Mccall,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Mccall, Jr.,
and a number of other defendants,
were heard by Judge A. G. Finney
in superior court this morning.
The suits, brought by Harry r.
Griffin and wife and by Clifford
L. Craig are being tried at the same
time. since the deal involving real
estate transactions was the same
in either case.
The plaintiffs are suing to res
Cind contract made with the Me
Call Brothers Company in which
they agreed to purchase lots on La
Corina ranch north of Imperial.
They claim that the land was mis-
Iepresented to them at the time the
sale was made
Griffin is also asking judgment
Of $6120 he alleged he has already
payed on the land while Craig IS
asking a judgment of $4.970