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The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
EAGLES LODGE
MEETS TONIGHT
Programs at Park July Fl,
AUG. "a, to Be Discussed.

Indianapolis Eagles tonight will
make plans for the next two events
on the summer program, a meeting
July 81, to which members will be
permitted to invite friends and an
eight day period beginning Aug. "a,
when they will be hosts at Broad
Ripple park.
Attendance of more than 100 was
attracted to the first summer enter
tainment, and invitations will be
issued for the program two weeks
from tonight to assure presence of
300 guests, according to plans Of
President j. Pierce Cummings and
other officers.
Climax of the activities will be
initiation of a large class after the
entertainment at the park. Broad
casting from the park studio will be
one of the features of the member
ship campaign.
The Odd Size -Four male quartet,
official musical organization of the
Eagles, is preparing some special
numbers for its appearance during
the remainder of the summer The
quartet is composed of j. c.. Sort
well, r. w. Alfred, G. w. Wilson and
Carlos Jones.
Meetings are called to order at
1880 p. m. Mondays.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
|. 0, 0. F. TO meet
District Sessions viii Be
Held at Upton.
Bu Times Special

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ALEXANDRIA, July Five
counties will send lodge delegations
to a district meeting of the I. O.
o. F.. encampment at Upton Friday.
officers of the grand encampment
who will attend are: Cyrus Her
ron, Muncie, grand patriarch; Joe
v. Painter, Middletown, past grand
patriarch; Elmer Davis, Russiaville;
Carl Harman, Muncie; w. Rudy
Kilthof, Lafayette; Harry Rock
wood and George P. Bornwasser,
both of Indianapolis.
Lodges in Grant, Madison, Clin-
ton, Howard and Hamilton counties
will be represented at the meeting.
The Cyrus Heron degree staff of
Muncie will confer the Golden Rule
and Royal Purple degrees. Encamp-
ment members from several lodges
outside these counties have been in
yited.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
LODGE BUYS ESTATE
Ben Hur Home fer Aged Is
to Be Enlarged.
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CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, July Z.
announcement has been made of
the purchase of the Amos Quick
estate on South Grant avenue. here,
by the Ben-Hur Life Association,
formerly the Tribe of Ben-Hur.
The estate lies opposite the large
home maintained by the society for
elderly and infirm members.
With purchase of this property,
including a two-story brick residence
of twelve rooms, accommodations
will be available for forty persons
at the home.
While no major changes are to
be made on the residence, ex-
tensive improvements are planned
for the thirteen-acre tract adjoin-
ing it. Flower gardens, drives and
an ornamental entrance are among
improvements being planned.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
MOOSE HONOR
!. EX-INDIANA MAN
Rodney H. Brandon Named
Supreme Dictator.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times SpecidI
ANDERSON, Ind, Rodney H.
Brandon, formerly a member of the
Anderson Herald staff and a char
ter member of Anderson lodge, l,
Loyal Order of Moose, was named
supreme dictator of the order at
the forty-second national conven-
ton in Mooseheart, ILL.,, last week.
Brandon is state director of pub
lie welfare in the state of Illinois.
He worked with James j. Davis,
secretary of labor, in an intensive
campaign that has made Moose
one of the strongest fraternities in
the United States.
He served as secretary of the su-
preme lodge for several years and
later as one of the promoters Of
the Mooseheart Orphans home.
Brandon became affiliated with the
order shortly after coming to An
derson from Bloomington. Cleve-
land was chosen as the 1881 con-
vention city for the order.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
EL.KS Meet IN
ATLANTIC CITY
Armstrong Delegate From
indianapolis Lodge.

v. M. Armstrong, past exalted
ruler of the Indianapolis Elks lodge,
is delegate representing this city at
the Elks grand lodge convention at
Atlantic City, N. j., July 5 to 10.
Convention visitors we're to meet
today in the Atlantic City audi
torium, worlds largest convention
hall, to hear addresses by the Gov
ernor of New jersey and mayor Of
Atlantic City. The Elks second
national f1fty-four- hole golf tourna-
ment got under way today at the
Atlantic City Country Club.
Yachting trips, trapshooting con-
tests, an athletic carnival and many
other features have drawn record
crowds of Elk members to the con-
vention city.
Thomas A. Hughes, also past ex-
alted ruler of indianapolis Elks, was
expecting to join Armstrong the first
part of the week. Hughes is deputy
to the grand exalted ruler and has
charge of work in twenty-one Elks
lodges Of central Indiana.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
DEGREE WORK is SET
Woodnlen Lodge to Conduct Work
at Beech Grove Tuesday Night.

Officers and the drill team Of
Maple camp, 1858, Modern Woodmen
cf America, will conduct degree work
for the Beech Grove camp Tuesday
night at class adoption session.
Maple camp is recognized as
leader among Modern Woodmen
lodges of the state for the quality Of
it5 degree work. All members are
urged to attend the Beech Grove
meeting, according to L. S. Nor
wood, consul.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
PASTOR TO BE H0N0RED
The Rev. Charles Duffey to Be
Guest at Reception.

The Rev. Charles DufTey, pastor
of the Little Flower Catholic
church, will be guest of honor at
a reception and Homecoming at the
Little Flower Catholic church
Tuesday night.
Dinner will be served by the
Altar society at $50 p M, following
which Father Duffey will speak on
his recent travels in Rome, Lisseux,
France, and Ooerammergau.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
STATE PYTHIANS
TO HOLD PICNIC
AT LAFAYETTE
Inspection of Orphans and
Old Folks Home viii
Be Made.

A pilgrimage G several thousand
Pythians will move into Lafayette,
July 20, for the annual statewide
picnic and inspection of the Or
phans' and Old Folks home.
Plans for the event were an
nounced at June roundup" meet
ings in various parts of the state.
Charles S. 10y, Swayzee, grand
chancellor, will head the pilgrim
age.
Plan Record Delegation
Lodges of northeastern Indiana are
arranging a record delegation, ac-
cording to Thomas N. Roach, TT.
Wayne, special deputy grand chan
cellor, who has announced that one
thousand members are expecting to
attend from that part of the state.
The delegation will be headed by
the Butler lodge band and Samson
guards, uniformed unit of fifty
men.
Special cars from Waterloo will
pick up knights of Pythias mem
bers and their families at Auburn.
Garrett, Ft. Wayne, Huntington.
Andrews, Wabash Peru, Logans-
port, Delphi and other points.
A caravan of several hundred au-
tomobiles from eastern Indiana is
expected to be led by Crescent lodge
SO, Newcastle.
Dokkies Organize Trip
The uniformed patrol of the
Northern Indiana D. o. K. K. Club
of South Bend is organizing the
trip in that area and lodges in the
Calumet region from Hammond to
Michigan City are making extensive
preparations.
1t is probable that special trains
will bring Pythian members from
the extreme southern sections CT
the state.
Band concerts and fancy drill
contests and trips through the va
rious departments of the home
are on the program. Visitors will
bring picnic baskets for the outing,
which features the trip each year.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07

At the annual installation of
officers of Bethel 1, Jobs Daugh-
ters. Miss Mildred Peacock, 2643
Washington boulevard, was in
stalled as junior princess.
Other officers are: Miss Mar
garet Crawford, queen; Miss
Margaret Bartholomew. senior
princess; Miss Eva Dick, guide,
and Miss Marjorie Money, mar
shall.
Miss Peacock is chairman Of a
bunco party to be given at the
home of Miss Edna Mae Leonard,
Sixtieth street and Michigan
road, July II.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
new OFFICIALS
TO Be SEATED
BY CITY LODGE
John A. Royse to Assume
High K. of C. Post at
Ceremony Tonight.

Indianapolis council, knights OF
Columbus, will hold its annual in
stallation of officers at the K. OF
G. home here tonight.
John A. Royse will take his place
as grand knight. His assistants
will be George Hoffman. newly
elected deputy grand knight, and
Ray Keogh, chancellor.
Forty candidates we're entered
into full membership in the council
at a recent initiatory service at
which degree staff from Ludlow,
KY, supervised the work. Joseph A.
Naughton, state deputy, served as
master of ceremonies. Eleven OF
the candidates were from cities out
side Indianapolis.
Members of the class from In
dianapolis who received the second
and third degrees were: Frank ADO
lay, George Beckerich, Cornelius
Buckley, Walter Bennett, Frank
Bowe. H. j. Fillenworth, T. F. Fin
neran, Joseph G. Gerard, Lawrence
Hoffman, Bernard Jeup, Louis Jonas,
John Kilcoyne, Louis Larson Jr.,
Thomas LySaght, George McAllister,
Ray McMannus, DR.. R. j. Meyer,
Louis Meier, Francis Ohleyer, Jo-
seph Quigley, Joseph Raser, John
Rice, John Roche, Thomas Sargent,
Fred Schleimer, Harry Schopp, S. L.
Stanley, Omer Vogelsang.
Members Of the class from other
cities included Ralph Curran, R. H.
Ennenking and Thomas Robinson,
Upton; Harry Smith and Arthur
Ormsby, Elwood; Joseph A. Fifth
ere, Mt. Carmel, Ill; R. A. D'Entre-
mont, Everitt, Mass; Frank H.
Bauer and DR.. Charles A. Seal, Co.
lumbus, Ind, and John Crimmins
and Arley Schultheis, Anderson.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
APARTMENT is ROBBED
Thieves Obtain Portable Phono-
graph and Clothes Worth 500.

Entering the apartment of Luther
Pike and Curtis Afford, at SIS
Fletcher avenue, Sunday, burglars
took a portable phonograph and
clothing valued at more than $50,
police were told.
Clothing worth more than S14O
was reported stolen from a clean
ing and pressing establishment op-
Grated by Roscoe Roberts, Negro, at
1417 North Senate avenue, Sunday.
Angelo Poppas, $3.50 North Illi-
nois street, proprietor OF a con-
cession standin Rhodius park, re-
ported theft of merchandise valued
at S35 from the stand over the
weekend.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
CITY WOMEN ELECTED
TO POSTS IN LODGE
Mrs. Krause Made Department
Head of Veteran Auxiliary.

Several leaders of the Indianap-
oils auxiliary, United Spanish War
Veterans. we're honored by being
elected to state offices and commit
tees at the annual state convention
in Laporte recently.
Among those given offices were:
Mrs. Pearl Krause. elected depart
ment president; Mrs. Alice Good
night. advanced to department sec
retary: Mrs Mamie Lone. depart
ment treasurer; Mrs. Marie G. Will
liams, past national PRESIDENT. elect
ed department judge advocate, and
Mrs. Georgia Frazee. department
reporter.
The convention was honored by
the presence of the state official
drill team composed of indianapolis
auxiliary members. The convention
will meet at Columbus in 1881.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
LEGI0NNAIRES TO SEE
HISTORICAL SITES
Six Tours Of City Arranged for Ma
tional Convention.

ticnal Convention.
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BOSTON, July Through ar
rangement of six different tours,
visitors at the annual national con-
vention of the American Legion, in
Boston, Oct to 9, will be able to
sec many places of historical inter-
est related to early American his
tory
Plymouth Rock, where the Pill
grims landed in 1920, the battle-
grounds of Concord and Lexington,
Bunker Hill monument, Paul Re-
vere's house, the Adams home, scene
Of the Boston massacre; Salem, the
witch city; the house of seven ga
bles, and scores of other places, will
be included in the six tours.
Five of the tours will be in auto
mobiles while the sixth will be a
walking tour about Boston. Book
let's will be issued to visitors to as7
sist them either in the personally
conducted tours or on private tours
they may wish to make in their
own cars.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
SCOTTISH RITE
MAPS PROGRAM
FOR SUMMER
Prepare for ExempIifying
Degrees at Cathedral
in Autumn.

Scottish Rite leaders have out
lined a fun program Of summer ac-
tivities In preparation for the fall
exemplifcation Of degrees at the
Indianapolis cathedral.
AS head Of Scottish Rite work in
the fifty-two counties Of the turis-
diction outside Marion county, j.
Cooper Props. Muncie. has been ap-
pointed chairman by John F.
Engelke. thrice potent master
Marin L. Koons. Newcastle. and
David G. Pyke. Indianapolis. are
vice-chairmen
Plan District Meeting
The counties have been arranged
into districts. each Of which will
have a chairman, who Will in turn
name county chairmen.
During the summer district meet
ings will be held, at which Rite Of
ficials will speak, and the forma-
ton Of Scottish Rite clubs, where
none now exist, will be encouraged.
It is pointed out that all Master
RIasons are eligible to petition for
the higher degrees Of the Rite and
applicants will will be assisted by
the members Of the various COM
mittees.
other features to be stressed will
be the high standard Of ritualistic
work presented by the Indianapolis
bodies and advantages offered at
the new cathedral.
Start Degrees in October
Clarence r. Greene is new chair
man OF the Marion county COM
mittee. Carl Lenz is vice-chairman.
Assisting the chairman will be a
large force Of captains and lieu
tenants. together with Scottish Rite
representatives in each blue lodge
OF the county. Petitions for degrees
already are being received by Fred
I. willis. secretary Of the rite.
It is announced that a first sec
ton Of candidates will start through
oct. 10 and they will be continued
at ten weekly meetings. The an
nuaI convocation and reunion will
be held Dec, /, 2. 3 and 4, at which
the grades will be conferred on the
second section
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
WINS ATHLETIC TROPHY
George Naftzger to Receive Butler
Trophy for Scholarship.

The c. B. Dyer scholarship trophy,
awarded annually to the Butler
athlete making the best grades dur
ing his four-year course this year
will be presented to George Naftz-
ger, 1859 Graceland avenue.
This is the third year the trophy
has been awarded, other winners
being George Mccormick and Tom
my Wilson. Naftzger was mem
Eer Of the football team for three
years and majored in philosophy
and history.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
IL PLANES TO DARE SEA
Italian Fliers May Attempt Mass
Hop Across South Atlantic.

BB United Press
ROME, July IA mass flight Of
twelve Italian military seaplaneS
from Italy to Brazil across the
South Atlantic ocean may be at
tempted late this summer or early
next fall, it was harmed here today.
Italo Balbo, ] allan minister Of
aviation, and an excellent pilot
himself, may lead the flight per-
Sonally. it was understood.
Plans for the flight are almost
completed, and thirty picked pilots
already are undergoing an inten-
sive training at Orietello. Twelve
pilots will be selected from the
thirty and each will be assigned to
one Of the planes together with a
mechanic.
The improved S-55 type Of sea
plane will be used.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
VAN NUYS CLUB SPEAKER
Former Senator to Address Ninth
Ward Democrats Friday Night.

County Democrats have been in
vited to attend the Ninth Ward
Democratic Club meeting Friday
night in Odd Fellows hall, Hamil-
ton avenue and Washington street,
when Frederick Van Nuys, former
United States district attorney. will
be the principal speaker. Miss Han
nah Noone, Democratic nominee for
Center township trustee, will be the
hostess.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
CLASS OF FIFTY ARE
KNlGHTED BY LODGE
Rank Of Page Conferred on 10
South Bend City Firemen.

Bu Times special
SOUTH BEND. July 7-Crusade
lodge. No. IA. I. o. o. F.. this city,
recently knighted a class OF nifty
new members and conferred the
rank of page on a class Of fifteen
city fremen.
Charles S. 10y. Swayzee, grand
chancellor. was guest of honor and
addressed a banquet in connection
with the degree ceremonies.
The classes completed a member
ship campaign in which Charles E.
Pommert, veteran of many mem-
bership campaigns, captained the
forces.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
Identifies Rescued BOY

A small boy rescued from White
river at Ravenswood Friday after
noon, by Edgar Karn, assistant
sales manager of the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Com
pany, today was identified by his
as Harry William Price, 8,
of 1922 North Dearborn street.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
WILLIAM KELLEY JR.
MADE K. OF C. HEAD
Installed Grand Knight in Rites by
Richmond Lodge.


BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, July Henry
F. Heiger, Muncie, past deputy of
knights of Columbus, and Father
Piercely, also of Muncie, were guests
at installation ceremonies of the
Richmond K. of G. organization
here recently.
Henry Ketchin, district deputy
supervised the installation and was
replaced by William Kelley Jr. at
the post of grand knight. Fifty
knights from Muncie and IT'S mem
bers of the local lodge were present.
Other officers installed were Harry
Frame, deputy grand knight; Rob-
ert Brandenhurg, chancellor; Louis
Salzarulo, advocate; Roy Harvey,
warden; Edward Weadick, recorder;
Earl A. Mitchell, treasurer; George
B. Stiens, past grand knight.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered BY police
belong to:
Henry Hitchins. 404is West Washington
street. Pontiac roadster. found az Bowman
and North streets.
earl Stephens. 1855 Central avenue. Hup-
mobile sedan. found at 324 West Georgia
street.
c. W Labington. 1905 Shelby street.
Hupmohile sedan. found az S2i West Mary
= 8. Ennis. SIT South Harding street.
Willvs-Knight coupe. found at 400 Ogden
street.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
81 Dead in Flood

LONDON. July devastating
floods in Yamagata district, Japan
took twenty-seven lives and made
thousands Of natives homeless, an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Toxic said today. Heavy rains
during the last few days have
swollen the rivers until some are
fifteen feet above normal. Damage
was estimated at $4,000.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
EAGLES TO HOLD PICNIC
AuxiIiary's Annual Event Slated
Tuesday at Broad Ripple.

Annual picnic of Indianapolis
Eagles auxiliary will be held at
Broad Ripple park Tuesday. Mem
bers will bring basket dinner and
meet at the park entrance at II
a. m.
Husbands of members will be
guests at supper Mrs. Mary Will
iams is president of the auxiliary.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
SECOND CAMP PERIOD
OPENED FOR SCOUTS
Fifty-FOur Troops Are Represented
at Boys Reservation.

at Boys Reservation.
Second camping period of Indi-
annapolis Boy Scouts opened today
at the Scout reservation. Fifty
four troops are represented in the
period.
The July session of the court of
honor will be held at 8 Wednesday
night in the Cropsey auditorium
of the public library.
In the first camp period five
Scouts receiving eagle rank we're:
Richard Robinson, Troop IS; Will
liam Talbot, Troop 46; Charles
Feibleman, Troop 65; Ralph Baur,
Troop 62. and Jack Klein, Troop 4.
Ten applicants the Eagle rank
are listed in the second camping
period.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
ChaIiapin in BuenOs Aires

Bu T-nifrn Press
BUENOS AIRES. July 7.-Feodor
Chaliapin. Russian baSSo, returned
to BuenoS Aires for operatic ap-
pearances Sunday for the first time
since 1908, Chatapin viii appear
in Boris Gudonod at the Theater
Colon next Friday night.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to.
Charles Wrightsman. Kokomo. Ind.
Overland touring. from Is South Meridian
street.
Frank Wampier Marott hotel. Ford
coupe. 3s-ii5. from garage at Illinois street
and Mclean place.
A. j. Brizendine. 7o2 Manhattan street
Chevrolet coach. S-9G2. from Rhodius PARK
NJ G.. Downev. 1922 Northwestern avenue
Studebaker sedan. 1s-625. from rear CT
So11 Northwestern avenue.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
STATE CASE NEAR END
BvUnited Press

81 United Press
GARY. Ind. July 7.-Questioning
Of states witnesses in the primary
election fraud trial of owen OMAHA
and Joseph Carlson, Gary poll
ticians, is expected to be completed
today.
Among the final witnesses to be
called are W. c. Roush. one of the
taxicab drivers. because of trans
porting women vote "repeaters"
into Gary. and Charles Parker Sr.,
father Of two other driv rs.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
Communists Are Wounded

FRANKFURT = AU MAIN. Ger
many. July Eight Communists
were wounded in a fight with po-
lice near BenSheim today. A hun
dred other Communists we're ar
rested as a result Of the clash.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
Rotar.ans 10 Hear stump

Reasons Why Indiana Should
Have a Constitutional Convention,
will be discussed by Albert Stump,
member of the firm of Claycombe g.
Stump, at the meeting of the Ro-
tary Club Tuesday noon at the
Claypool.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
NEW MEMBERS GAINED
Marion District Pyhtian Officials
Repurt Marked Increase.

BU TiWPS NDeCldT
MARION July 7.-Pythian lodges
of the Marion district have shown
marked gain in membership and
interest for the past year, accord
ing to district officials.
Members of Grand lodge, 103,
this city, have taken an active part
in district meetings to build up the
fraternity in this area. A large
delegation is expected to go from
here to TIRE annual state picnic and
inspection of the Pythian home,
July 20, at Lafayette.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
MASONIC GROUPS TO
HOLD THREE SESSIONS
Aug. l and Sept. S Set for Meeting
of Prather Lodge.


Prather Masonic organizations of
this city have announced three
meetings each during the summer
lodge recess of July and August.
Two stated meetings to be held
Aug. 1 and Sept are on the calen-
dar of Calvin w. Prather lodge, TIT,
F. and A. M, the third meeting for
the period having been held Friday
night.
Prather chapter, 157, Royal Arch
MaeonS, led by j. Lewis Bray high
priest, and Harry L. Grover, secre-
tary, will meet tonight, Aug. and
Sept. 1, for stated convocations.
K. V. Ammerns', illustrious mas
ter, Prather council, 100, Royal and
Select Masters, has announced
stated assemblies will meet on the
above dates.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
2 BIG EVENTS SET
FOR ODD FELLOWS
CARD PARTY ARRANGED
w. B. A. Chapter 14O to Meet for
Luncheon Wednesday.

Members of Chapter 140, Wom-
ans Benefit Association, will meet
at 230 East Ohio street, Wednesday
for a covered dish luncheon and
card party.
Mrs. Lolo Kruegar and Mrs. Lu-
cille johnson will have charge OF
entertainment. The card party at
2:30 will be under direction of Mrs.
Josephine Caihon, chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. Alice Wiltshire and
Mrs. Nettie LotZ.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07

Miss Emile Heidenreich, 81. OF
1902 North Harding street. was
under arrest today charged with
obtaining goods under false pre-
tense and forgery. She IS alleged
TO have forged checks at depart
ment stores.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07
NAMED TO SCHOOL POST
Professor George Leonard to Head
Butler Night Glasses

butIcr NIsnE NIdSStS
Appointment of Professor George
F. leonard Of the college of edu-
cation Of Butle- university. as di-
rector of the schools evening
classes this fan, was announced to-
day.
AL courses offered by the uni
versity viii be available to the night
students
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-07

The United States census bureau,
in 1926, reported the Protestant
church membership at 36,019.973.
The Methodist Episcopal church has
4.O80.777.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-20
HOTEL KEEPERS
MUST CONFORM
TO STATE Law

After promising to keep his hotel
in a sanitary condition in the tu-
ture. Frank Mazzafero was tined
SO and given 10 days in the county
ial by Judge 1 Mayfield late yes
terday. with the jail sentence sus-
pended on the condition that he pay
the fine which he did.
Mazzafero was charged with
keeping q hotel in which the bed
ding was in an unsanitary condi-
ton. He was brought into court
on a complaint signed by Marion
BuchholZ, assistant to Dr.. Warren
+ Fox. county public health officer.
This case comes as part OF an
intensive campaign inaugurated by
Dr., Fox in cooperation with the
state commissioner of immigration
and housing for q general clean up
survey OF hotels and rooming houses
n Fl Centro and Imperial county.
Particular attention will be given
during this campaign TO roonlng
houses which cater TO seasonal Ia
Dor. since = 5 the claim OF many
that these houses are often in ar
unsanitary condition.
The arrest Of Mazzafero was the
first as a result Of the campaign.