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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-29
Beaumont Host At
Cherry Festival

Many local Rotarians and other
residents of this city are planning
to attend the japanese Cherry Bios
som Festival, scheduled for Beau
mont tomorrow.
The affair is sponsored by the
Beaumont Rotary club in observ-
ance of the blossoming of the cherry
trees for which Beaumont is IA
nous, and is combined with the Ro-
tnry object of promoting interna-
tional harmony by having japanese
residents of California participate
in it.
Ayaka Takahashi, general seere-
tary of the japanese Chamber of
Commerce of Southern California,
will have charge of the japanese
preparations, and other prominent
japanese will take part in the pro
gram.
The Beaumont cherry trees pre-
sent a beautiful picture at this time
cf the year, and tonorrow's festival
offers wonderful trip to valley res
i1ents.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-29
GLEE CLUB CONCERT
AT WILSON SCHOOL

Tonight at 8 o'clock the Women s
Gee club of the University of Red.
lands will be heard in a delightful
concert at the Wilson school and
he public is extended a cordial in
v.tation to be present.
An interesting program has been
ar anged by Prof. Barton Bachman,
d'rector. The Glee club will be heard
in both sacred and secular choruses,
there will be violin and vocal solos,
double trios and n entertaining
reading as well.
On Sunday the Glee club viii sing
at the IL o clock service at the Bap-
tist church. No charge will be made
for Saturdays concert, but silver
Offering will be taken.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-29
BRIDGE DINNER
HONORS GUESTS

Honoring their house guests, Mr.
cnd Mrs. F. R. C. Fenton of Los
Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. James W
Glassford entertained recently with
{ charming dinner party at theil
home on Wensley avenue, this being
one of series of dinners planned
~ them for this season.
Pink sweet peas and candles made
dainty centerpiece at the prettily
4ppointed table, covers being laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. J. D., Adams, Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Edgar, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. F
&. c. Fenton and the hosts.
Bridge occupied the evening and
at the close of the game the prize
for high score was awarded to Mrs
]. D. Adams, the guests receiving
attractive prizes also.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-29
A Judge Of Superb tourt Sitting
in the Exercise of its Jurisdiction

A Judge of Super:,r tourt Sitting
in the Exercise of its Jurisdiction
In the Matter of IhMON ED
WARDS, a person cming under
the Juvenile Court Law.
THE PEOPLE OF THt STATE OF
CALIFORNIA;
To Mrs. Leon J. Alers, Damon
Barrett Edwards, Corndia Stevens,
Ralph Stevens and MI. Dean Ed
wards:
An amended petition having been
filed on the 9Th day of March, 1880,
by Cornelia Stevens, alleging that
the above named person, Damon Ed
wards, is a minor child coming under
Subdivision l Of Section - of the
Juvenile Court Law;
YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED
to APPEAR before tn, above en-
titled court, sitting in department. =
of the Superior Court Of the State
of California, in and fol- the County
of Imperial in the county court
house in the City of FL Centre, Cali.
fornia, on the 10Th day Of May, 1880,
at the hour of u O'Clock A. NJ. of
said day and bring with you the said
Damon Edwards lat said time and
place in this citation stated and then
and there to shog cause if any you
have, why the sad Damon Edwards
should not be dednred free from the
custody and confol of its parents
as provided in he Juvenile Court
Law and as ALLEGED in the amended
petition on file h3ein.
For you not to attend and bring
said Damon Edwards with you, if
in your custody, y,u will be declared
guilty of a eontenpt of Court.
Dated this 5th day Of March. 1880.
V. M THOMPSON
Judgd Of sad court.
BY offer of the court.
c. G. NOUSSEAU, Clerk.
j. NJ. sTEWART, Deputy.
Mar. l2-29; Apr. 5-12-l0
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-29
NOTICE OF SALE
In The Superior Court of The State
of California In and For The =
County of Imperial

IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
Of MARY LUCILLE SAXER, \
Minor.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of an order of the
Superior Court of the County OF
Imperial, State of California made
or the 7th day of March, 1880, IN
the matter of the Guardianship of
Mary Lucille SaXer, a minor, the
undersigned, as guardian of the per
son and estate of said minor, wili
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, subject to the confirmation
BY said court, the following descri5-
ed real property, to-wit:
South half of Tract 62, Town
ship 10, S. r. 12 E., S. b. NJ,
and also West half of the North
east quarter of s CT ION q,
Township Is S. Range II r.,
S. b. NJ, in Imperial County,
California.
Said sale will be made on the 2lst
day of April, 1890, at II o'eloch
A. M. of that day, at the coofi
house door in the City of FL Centre
il said County and state.
The terms of said sale viii be:
Cash, gold coin of the U unltc d
States, 1917 of purchase money 70
be paid to the auctioneer on tne oay
OF sale, balance on confirmation OF
the sale by the said Court Decd 70
expense of purchaser. ~,
Dated this 28th day Of March,
1890.
LUCILLE sAXER
Guardian
Mar. 20; Apr. 5,l2
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-29
New Glider For
C0l.Lindbergh

SAN DIEGO, calif., Mar. 20. W.P
Among the afcraft on exhibit OF
the Detroit AVIATION show this
srr'ng, will be pure white Alba
lross 49, Colone Charles A. Lind
bergh 8 new glidr by that name.
The new motoIess sailplane which
the colonel plan to use in gliding
experiments in the future, was
shipped today u the Michigan city.
Hawley Bowls, American glider
champion, pannd to leaye Monday
:or Detroit to ily the ship during
the air show.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-29
Meaghers Hosts
At Bridge Party

Mr.. and Ms. W. J. Meagher were
hosts recently at an attractive din
ner and bride party, given at their
home on Hell avenue.
Pink and yellow spring flowers
were used ad decorations and covers
were laid fol DR.. and Mrs. Sem Ba-
con, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cross, Mr..
and Mrs. WFne Elvander, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duke Qiady, and Mr.. and Mrs.
fred Kenyon and the hosts.
Bridge occupie dthe evening Mr.,
and Mrs. Wayne Elvander winning
the high score Mr. and Mrs. Fred
kenynon secord, aud DR.. and Mrs.
Sem Bacon low.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-29
Spurious Money
Makers Arrested

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 70. U.P)-
Eight men, indicted by the federal
grand jury in connection with an
asserted couhterfeiting ring said to
have flooded this city with thous,
ands of spurious dollars, will be ar
raigned here Monday.
They are Arthur Stager, George
Goudin, Peaa f. Bell, William Ray,
Grover E. ERman, John E. Graham,
James L. Smith and George b.
Davis. Borls for each were set
at $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-29
THE WEATHER
LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY

Fair tonight and Sunday with
moderate temperatures; foggy or
cloudy in the morning; gentle to
moderate westerly winds.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair and mild tonight and Sun
day; fog in west portion tonight;
moderate westerly winds on coast
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-29
C1TAT ION ON AMENDED
PETITION

In the Juvenile Court o. the County
Of Imperial, State Of California
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
THREE KILLED IN
 CARbONDALE BLAST
Underground Explosion Caused by Mine Slide
 Blamed

Scranton, Pa, Jan. 2S P-Three persons two of them women, were killed or burned to death in an cN- plosion and fire at Carbondale this morning. The dead:
 Miss Ella Clark. 50. and Mr. and Mrs. owen Mausan. elderly people
 The explosion it is believed by authorities. resulted from a mine cave disturbing q gas main on Scott street. Carbondalc. where surface disturbances have been frequent.
 The ncighborhood had strong odor of gas last night and gas work CTS were trying to find the lead when the explosion occurred. AS iircmcn fought the flames they could hear rumblings underground, indi- eating that q disturbance was going on in the mine of the Hudson Coal company. Carbondale police said they understood there had been big slide in the mine. The explos- ion was felt all over Carbondale and blew the entire back out of the Clark and Mangan home as we'll as tearing off the roof,
 Miss Clark was found few min utes after the blast, her body crush cd, but not burned, She was a mute. Three hours later firemen and policemen digging in the ruins. found the bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Mangan.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
AUTO HITS CURBS1ONE
 AND KNOCKS GIRL DOWN
Six Year Old Child Cut Across Nose in Broad street >kidding
 Accident.

Two Sliidding accidents caused by tho slippery condition of the streets came 10 the attention of the police last evening. The first was at 4:4o o'clock at Broad and Booth streets. a car driven by Stanley Wasiclak of G3 Alden street striking the curb" stone on the north side Of Broad street and the left front fender cut ting Lucy Dylcwslli, G, of so Silver street. across the nose and knocking her down.
 Officer David Doty Investigated inc accident and took the girl 10 h ar home. She was bleeding and com plaincd of the shaking up she sus- lainrd but her condition is not r"- g"1dcd serious. WasiclaI told tn" officer he was driving cast on Broad street at the approximate rate of IL miles an hour and saw the girl com ing from Booth street across Broad street. so he applied his brakes in ail effort to avoid striking her. 1'ho Spokcs in the left rear wheel were smashed when the ear struck the curbstonc.
 Al 3:&o o'clock Joseph kozloWs" of 5 Wallace street turned north into Greenwood street from Monroe street and his car skiddcd and struck car owned by Louis DOrnfrlcd oi 52 Greenwood street. It was parird ir front of Dornfricd's home. BotI cars were damaged, according tC Supcrnumcrary Officer Sanders re port.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
Lieut.. Matheny Presented
 Soldiers Medal for Deed

Washington, Jan. SN Hp - Lieut. William A. Mathcny, winner of the 1929 Cheney award for attempting to rescue u fellow officer from d burning airplanc, although his own clothes were saturated with gaso- line, today was given the soldiers medal for his dord.
 The two army tlirrs crashed in the Nicaraguan jungle while taking q large plane to the Canal Zone. Thrown to safety after q bursting tank soaked him with gasoline, Mathouy pulled his companion. Lieut. Dwight Canticld, from the burning plane. The clothes of both caught fire and Mathcny was un- able to cNtinguish the flames on his companion. who ran into the jun gle. After rolling in wet grass, though painfully burned, hc went after the officer and found him, so seriously burned that he died later
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
BROOKLYN MANUFACTURER
 SAYS GIRLS KIDNAPPED
Proprietor Says strike Warning AC cOmpanicd By Abductions-
 story Doesn't Check.

New York, Jan. 2S P>-Policc to- day were searching for ten girls re. ported by the proprietor of a Brook lyn dress goods factory to have been Kidnapped from his factory yes tcrday.
 William Shindlcr, owner of fac tory at Sterling Place. Brooklyn. told police seven men entered his place yesterday and threatened to harm him if he did not unionize within 94 hours. He said the mon then lined up 12 women employees, two of whom managed to slip away. The other ten were placed in three automobiles and Shindlcr told police one of those who escaped said one of the seven men whispered somc- thing about taking the girl to head quarters"
 Shindlcr gave his residence as 2544 East 23rd street, Brooklyn, but police said last night no one i,t that address knew him. He was to have given further details to police late last night, but mp to an carly hour this morning police had been unable 10 find him.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
WAR VETERAN IS DEAD
 AT HOSPITAL IN FRANCE
James W. storey. Brother of Mrs. Richard (. Brown, Expires
 in Nice.

Word was received here today O' the death of James W. Storey. aged about 43. at the Victoria English hospital in Nice. France, after 'H incffectual attempt 10 regain his health which had bc,n shattered in the World war Mr.. Storey was t brother of Mrs. Richard (. Brown O. 1S55 Stanley street.
 X resident of Hartford prior 10 the war. Mir. Storey enlisted anl fought with the "Bluc and GraN' division, including Maryland troops. He was gasscd and wounded in com bat and spent the rest of his life i1 hospitals in this country and abroad. He went 10 Nice in DcCcm- Der, 1928. The body will be inferred ip the American Legion cemetery in Paris.
 Besides Mrs. Brown. Mr. storey is survived by two brothers, John ]. Storey, treasurer and director O.: Station WTAG at Worcester. Mas, and Fred (. storey of Hollywood. Calf. and a sister. Miss Florence Storey of Palm Beach, Fla.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
MOTHER AND CHILDREN
 ARE NEAR STARVATION
Policeman Finds Family of
 Five in Depths of
 DcstitutiOn

Without food and water. Mrs. Stanley Gronshi and four children whose ages range from five months 10 eight years. were in danger oi starving when conditions in thcir tenement at fl Grown street cam" to the attention of Officer William Temple. according 10 his report which was turned over to the public welfare department today. For the past two nights the officer has brought them bread which they de- Vourcd as though ravishcd.
 The head of the family has b""u missing for the past few days. his last appearance in the house result ing in a complaint 10 the police, Mrs. Gronski having been afraid of him in his alleged intoxicated condi- tion. It was while he was looking for him that officer Temples attcu- ton was drawn to the conditions in the tenement.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
Colonel Isaac Morris Ullman Dies;
 Widely Known Republican Leader
 Long Power In Connecticut Politics
New Haven Manufacturer Succumbs Early Today Close Friend of Rep. Tilson and Enemy of Rora- back-Civc and Philanthropic Activities
 In Elm City We'll Known

New Haven. Jan. gS.-(PJ-Col. Isaac Morris Ulhnau, ono Of the states dominating republican lcad- CTS for more than quarter Of Il century and in recent years an out standing civic leader in his home city, died carly today in his apart ment al the Hotel Tatt. He was GG years old.
 Colonel UlIman has been ill for many weeks, although at no time was the condition of the patient such as to give undue concern and intimate friends who saw him with in the last few days found him in excellent spirits and looking for ward to q southern visit next week where in balmy air and sunshine ne hoped to recover his strength. What worry had arisen over his condi- tion was due to heart condition which led his physicians 10 advise him to conserve his strength. 10 dr1p all business affairs and restrict his activities to those matters which
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28

would not call for undue exercise or rob him of his rest.
 Began Rest Last Fall
 He gave up social demands upon his time during the fall, kept out Of the recent municipal campaign as much aS possible and was fast re- gaining his strength 10 an extent where he could receive callers. His death came in the nature of the shock 10 his many friends and busi- ness acqHalnlanCcs today.
 Colonel UIlman Gad lived at the Taft most of the time since the | death of his wife, Flora Adler l,U- man. in 1926. He gave up his home in Whitney avenue and made an apartment his home, He also ceased in large part his attention 10 busi- ness which for years had required i traNcling to other business cvntcrs. l but on ;hc other hand the recent death of his brother Major Louis
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
Dr. A. M. JaGe Leaves Two Notes
 Revealing Intention to End Life;
 Search Made of Shupack Building
Police and Professional Men Hunt for Dentist After His Cousin, Dr. Nathan B. Jafe, Discovers Letters Disclosing Dcspondent
 State of Missing Man.

With the discovery this afternoon Of two notes in the offices of Dr. A. NJ, JalIc. dentist. at 3%S Main street in the Shupaek Building, both ur which expressed suicidal intent. a search was started shortly after noon about the premises by the po- lice, professional men and others for the dentists body. The notes were discovered by Dr. Nathan E. Jaffc, cousin of the dentist, when he fora- ed an entrance into his office shor; " after l o'clock this afternoon.
 Dr. Ja1fc's fears that somcthiog was ami#s led him 10 visit his coi- sins place of business today. Find ing the doors locked, he succeeded in getting inside.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
THREE BREAK ARMS
 WITHIN 10 MINUTES
Women Fracture Wrists in Falls on Slippery
 Sidewalks

Within lV minutes three women were admitted to the New Britain General hospital yesterday after noon ,all with arm fractures re coi>cd when they fell on slippery sidewalks.
 Shortly after o'clock Mrs. Ida Swars,ly of 135 Francis street slipped while she was walking through Walnut Hill park and trac- turcd her left wrist. Her daughter, Miss Rose F.. SWarsky. secretary in the law office of Nair Sc Nair, is q patient at New Britain General hos pital and her mother had just left the hospital after visiting her. Now both mother and daughter are con- fined 10 the hospital.
 Shortly after this Mrs. Clarence Benedict of 21 Harrison street was taken to the hospital. She fell on !tncoln street and fractured her right wrist
 Tho third woman admitted was Mrs William J. Boardman of 19 Doran street, Spring Glen, New Haven, who fell on sidewalk in front of q gas station on Myrtle street and fractured her right fore arm.
 At one time two patients were in the hospital waiting while the third was having N-ray photographs taken.
 Another woman Mrs. Charles Cowcn Of l07 Wynola avenue fell last evening on an icy walk near Ellis and Stanley streets and in- jurcd her head. She is receiving medical attention at homo. Falls on icy sidewalks have brought three claims for damages to the office of the town clerk Robert $. France fell at Rockwell avenue and Glen street: Fred DoWnham was injured on Hart street, and Marian I.Cntini on Lafayette street. The cases will be reviewed by the claims committee of the common council.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28

On q table were lhr two not .s. his hat, q gold watch. two five dol lar bills and d six dollar check. Onc Of the notes said that the writer WdS tired of it all' and he meant to lo away with himself. The other car ried instructions as 10 the disposal of money, part of which Was to % for rental 10 the owners Of the building and the rest 10 the mcm- bcrs of his family.
 Dr. Nathan Jattc spread the alarm, summoning the police and ? search was instituted. Constable Fred Wrinkle was found 10 have been the last 10 have seen the den-
 Continued on Page Two)
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
WARDEN BELIEVES . ESCAPE IN STAGES
Reed Says Bars Indicate They
 Were Sawed at Intervals
FINISHED JOB ON JAN. 4
Wcthcrsiicid Official Gives New Yer
 sion of Escape of Three Men
 Aibi Efforts of Captured ConNicts in Florida Fail.

Hartford. Jan, 2N lP An inside iob," conceived last summer and executed by stages until the last fraction Of the bar in the skylgh. of the bakeshop Was sawed away aL dawn on January t-this. Warden Charles <, Reed said today is how Roland G. LalOne, Watson Moul- thrope and Leo Landry escaped from state prison. Tn" warden Is convinced from the condition of the severed bar that the three convicts carried out their plot 10 its success
 ful concluSlon-mtil their capture in Florida last Ucrk-Without ac- Quirin@ outside aid.
 Rusty sections Of the bar indicate that 1t was sawed at different times, the warden said, while the last DOT tion, cut away just before the flight. was clean and fresh.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
Motorless Glider to Be Launched
 From Dirigible In New Test Series

Washington. January 2S P)-A motorless glider will be launched for the first time from the navys drigible, Los Angeles, at Lakehurst New Jersey, as soon as weather per mitS
 The cXpcriment-tO see whether Glidcrs may not become an integral part of the equipment of the navy's present and future dirigiblcs-is cX- pccted to take place this week. Lieu tenant Ralph s. Barnaby will be in the cockpit.
 To Be Carried Like Bomb
 The glider, attached like bomb in q rack. could be released at will and it's pilot direct himself 10 q likely landing field where he could make a hasty survey and gather a
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
Miner Saved by Long
 Dash Once Was Rescuer

Elk City, Ida, Jan. 3S GPl-Roy Burke, miner suffering from blood poisoning, whose life probably was saved by the daring of Dr. J. F. Weber and lis companions, who last week mushcd three days through q blizzard behind q dog team to reach ilnl, made A similar pcrilous dash himself q quarter century ago.
 It was learned here today. that Burke rushed to the aid of the Car lng party. lost in the Idaho wildcr- ness in mid-Wintcr 25 years ago. with one member of the party sc Ncrcly wounded,
 pr. Weber, whose trip last week was across rough country in tenn l'craturcs of 30 to 90 degrees be- low zero, sent out word by q miner on snowshocS that Burke was cX- ],CCtcd to recover.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
Primo De Rivera Tires of Countless Plots and Revolutionary Threats and Throws Of Duties as Armed Leader New Cabinet to Form.
Head of Government Forces Issue This Week by Calling for Vote Among 17 Military Men King Agrees to Keep News Secret.

Paris, Jan. $ UP)-Primo De Rivera, premier of Spain, has r"- signed, the United Press was in formed by telephone today from Madrid.
 The king accepted the resignation Immediately and agreed to keep the news secret until the cabinet met.
 It was expected there would be almost no lapse in government and that the new ministry would be formed immediately, probably to- night.
 If the new cabinet is headed by General Bcrcngucr it probably will he military in character. Count De GuadalhorcC. mentioned as an al ternativc for premier, is q civlian and the present minister of public works
 Forced Issue This Week
 Dc Rivera. who for months hal been weary of the dictatorship and haCtplanncd to return Spain to con- stithtional government this year. forced the issue this week. The 6O- Ncar-old premier, his patience ap- parently et an end with ccaseless disscnsioA, pencillcd note at } .,. Ill. Sunday that brought matters 70 a head.
 The note was addressed 10 the 17 military ngcn controlling the forces that cnaYcd De Rivera to take pow 1c ,e,s in 's. AGa4!,f rey0l0''O" Of
 Officials took extraordinary pre- cautions to prevent m uprising. The aviation and automobile corps of the army were ordered 10 remain within barracks.
 In provincial cities where the la- bor population is large. civil guards were ordered 10 help the police.
 The handwriting Of the note be- traNcd how the pr"micr's fingers ircmhled as he pcncillcd the dcci, @ivo memorandum. He declared hat he was voluntarily submitting tC a sensational and decisive test"
 The note specified that the chiefs whose judgment he was asking were Inc ten captains general of the army, the commander of the Noroc- can forces, the three navy captains general and the three directors. re- :pcctivclN Of the civil guard. carab- nccrs and the disabled war veterans.
 It asked them to make d ''brivf. discreet investigation among the thinfc T the result in writing or if they pre- ierrcd to convene in Madrid. to re port 10 him personally.
 The reaction was not long in coming. The reports that rcachs ] Rivera were not made public. but the capital became aware yesterday that something mOmcntous was inn pending and today's action was awaited with intense excitement.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
State Treasurer Sued
 On Excise Tax Validity

Hartford, Jan. 2S R, - State Treasurer Samuel R. Spencer who is made defendant in an action brought by Antonio Oio Pajcr which it is expected will test not only the validity of the excise tax law of 1925. and 1927, but also its consti- tuticnality. The case is rcturnable 10 the March term of the superior court Joseph II. Lawlcr is counsel for the plaintiff and Attorney Gen CrM Benjamin filling will represent the state treasurer.
 The plaintiff, q bus owner. alleges that his business is interstate: that the imposition of the tax is in Nio- lation of the commerce clause of the federal constitution, and IS an ob- StruCtion to interstate commerce..