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Richmond planet., 1930-11-22

which we came in contact with the
outside world only through the oc-
casional mails, the distant blast OF
the river liners that piled the water
from Kingston to Montreal. our books
and our radio.
Janice has stuck it out, helped me
regain my health, suffered hardships
and privations with me, never COM
planning. Even when the snow drifts
cut off our supplies n winter, she
faced it bravel.
The bowling winds that played
Richmond planet., 1930-11-22
STORIES

The Author has below started a series of extraordinary hypotheucai
stories which draw heavily upon the imagination but which pique the
Curiosity ,f the thinking reader, by projecting the reader several. years
ino the future, when doubtless air travel will have practically suppianteo
md travel when science will have achieved the impossible" In efectng
rreauent and comparatively easy communication will, the planet Mars,
md when life will have become completely coh'ron ny nc "hh"NS
Possibilities of scientific invention. -. ,-... ..,.uu
thrills. by depicting the possibilities of life O the earth many years after alter
he nresentg Generation has become extinct. The author has indeed a Vnd
and picturesque imagination and you must agree that n write WIN
astonishing reality.
Richmond planet., 1930-11-22
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THE END

The next amazing story will appear
in the Illustrated Feature Section at
an early date.
Richmond planet., 1930-11-22
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MEDICAL

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Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-07
Valley Shipments

A total Of Az ears of produce
left the valley yesterday for east
ern and western markets over the
Southern Pacific lines with canta-
loupes claiming the larger share
with 25S ears. This raises the sea-
son s total to $685. ears and III
Centro's figure to 1892. a decided
increase in watermelons is to be
noted with 7S ears being shipped.
Yesterdays shipments were divid-
ed: cantaloupe-Brawley, So; FL
Centre, 81; Westmorland, 27; lleber,
20; Calexico, IS; Seeley, Is, Sandia,
IL; Holtville, Is; Imperial, 3; Cali
patria, 3; Turn, !; Edgar, l. Water
melons-Westmorland, SO; Calexico.
IL; FL Centre, IL; Heber, ); Imper-
ial, / Fondo, I Calipatria, 3; Holt
Vile, 5. Tomatoes-Brawley, 3; f.!
Centre, J. Mixed melons, FL Centre,
8; Heber, 4; Westmorland, 3; Cali
patria, /. IIoneydews-Brawley, s.;
Westmorland, |.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-07
OAKLAND LIuIll
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LbltI GUTT NlSk III
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llUInAlI GIk!EES

NcT- IcrE nctcTictc a7o riccc ana
New FORK newspapermen ha-'
been around quite lot, so natural
| ~ one would not expect chorus OF
"ohs" and "ahs" from New Workers
who write about automobiles fol
the metropolitan press.
All of which is by way of intro.
! duetng Il few comments recently
printed by the automobile editors of
/ New York after they had been
, passenger-guests at a special dem
onstration of Oakland Fights on
/ several of the most severe "test
hills" in that city.
at is estimated that each of the
o Il n d $ carried a passenger
weight of l,026 pounds" states the
New York Sun. every tough hill'
i'll the city was conquered in high
gear with ease, several of them be-
ing made to look quite ordinary as
power killers. Among those who
got the greatest thrill from the per
formance were the motorcycle po-
heemen assigned to the demonstra-
ton, who with full power on could
not keep ahead of the flying Oak
land squadron which, from almost
a standing start, swept over the
top of Fort George Hill at better
than 40 miles an hour. One of them
said: you must be using dyna-
mite for fuel in those babies"
The New York American was
equally complimentary. "Under po-
lice escort the Oaklands made the
trip to Fort George Hill, the accept
ed proving grounds for the merto-
politan district" said the Ameri-
can. "There number of feats were
performed which convinced every
rider, without expection, of the
speed, hillclimbing ability and fleX-
The ears, with five passengers a.
broad, were given an almost stand
ing start Mt the bottom of the hill
and roared over the top at from 40
to 30 miles per hour. The difficult
feat of starting in the middle of
the hill in high gear was also ac-
complished natural reaction equal
and opposite to any vibration that
might be set up in the crank shaft.
Thus, the slightest uneven move
ment of the crankshaft instantly is
opposed by the resistance of the
Balaneer springs which develop n
force exactly equal to the degree of
that movement
The simplest method of stopping
any moving object is to push it in
an opposite direction with force
equal to that of the object. And
that is just what the Pontiac Har-
monte Balancer does. In this man
ner, the period is eliminated and
the engine. with its Balancer still
on the alert, operates smoothly up
through its speed range. The Har-
Inonic Balaneer requires neither at
tcntion nor adjustment and can be
replaced in few moments of it
should suffer accidental damage,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-07
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CTvAVIll MALL
DE- SOTO SAFE

Everyone wro fc5 attended oIto.
mobile races has been impressed
with the way the fleet racing cars
fairly hug the ground. They take
the turns at high speed. They skim
down the straightaway like arrows,
hclding true course, neither sway
inf nor wavering.
An important reason for this
Steadiness, ii is pointed out by Fred
Gross, local DeSoto dealer, is that
the ears are built with the weight
lose to the ground They have what
- knSwn as low center of gravity.
1T is just as important for pass
cnger ears to have low center of
gravity as racing ears, Cross declar.
cs. at is an element that gives
safety, steadiness and better per.
fGrmance. In the De Soto straight
eight this has been accomplished
through an entirely new principle,
known as unisteel construction.
1.-THE De Soto straight eight is
cminently safe. 1t is practically i'm
possible to tip the ear over. The
body will not cave in. In driving 1T
is found virtually skid proof. The
balance is perfect and there is no
sidesway or wavering. 1t will turn
corners faster, great safety and
comfort factor in traffic The ear
steers with marvellous ease and sure.
hess. 1t gets under way more easil,'
and stops quicker.
1.-THE unisteel principle is revolu-
tionary. All wood is eliminated, ex-
|copt for flooring. The entire body
b: steel. The weight of body and
passengers is brought two inches
closer to the ground without sacri
|iIcing road clearance, and the over.
Ell height lowered one inch. Bodies
|are roomier.
1.-The wood parts eliminated are
he top and bottom sills. bracing
|and so FORTH Mr.. Cross explains
We get rid of the thick wooden
bottom sills by holting the body di
rect to the chassis. The chassis
frame is built TO follow the body
eentour. This gives a stronger
chassis, banishcs body overhang
|along the sides, and takes advan.
tage of the mutual feasibility of
both body aud chassis. Body and
chassis are a unit.
- There are but four major parts
|ta the body, front, back and sides.
|all welded solidlv together. 1t is
relatively light in weight and per.
Pnanently quiet. requiring no period
ie Tightening.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-07
CHEVROLET CAR
FIRST CHOICE OF
FAMOUS ARTIST

From the peace and quiet of an
italian cathedral wIete he was
STUDYING ancient manuscripts, mo-
safes ana color effects, to the crash
and roar of the Russian front dur
ing the World wai'-
From postwar Hungary, ia the
violent throes of revolution, around
the world through India, China and
Japan to America, where he ia now
n famous architect, artist and stain
ed glass expert
These are two important steps in
the evcntful life of Anton Ge2a Rez,
of Czecho-Slovakia, in charge of the
stained glass department OF wide
lv known Pacific coast paint and
glass concern. Rez is now IN
American. who believes in American
customs and policies and who con
tends that Americans as a natiouM-
ity are highly appreciative OF gen,
uine art in all its phases, whether it
be rerresen-;d in paintings, music,
buildings. automobiles, wearing arf
parel or any other subject in whcB
art is exemplified. I
Rez is very much interested Al
modern ears, not only from the
standpoint OF creative artist gnd
designer but form a 'utilitarianf an
gle as well. He recently purcl& &lsed
Chevrolet Six sport coupe.
"Thc color combinations employ
ed in this car are extremely harmon
ious and pleasing to the eye ,, SAID
Rez when questioned concexning tn,
reasons for buying that bparticulai
automobile cit is Most excel
lent combination of beauty ana uil
ity. Not only is it pleasing to th,
eye but its proved ecow bmy is ais,
| attractive, as YOU might saw,
Some time after reaclrrp Amcrie:
from the Orient, Rex established iii,
stained and art glass dcpart,1cn
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-07
I--cI.Or Cases
ooe..a.sv Court

Fc.::e aogrt III: rlo-niog WAS
MlcE iLt9Ie7rcd II ,i.1.l9- sa fire per
sons charged 777.tn beng drunk IL
public we're beought before the bar
Of justice, and one, alleged to have
had possession OF into1icants. The
case OF Marie West, 30, arrested
last night as the result of raid at
Second and State streets during
which IS bottles of alleged liqucr
were found on the premises, was
continued until Monday morning for
plea.
Al Snyder, 20. W. Saeehan, 4s, II.
Terrin, 80, J. O'Neil, 81, and W.
I.alloo, 50, pleaded guilty to being
drunk in public. The sentence of the
court was that the first three should
spend GO days in the city Jail, sus-
pended on condition that they leave
town. while the other two were Civ
en- fines of $40 each.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-07
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:, .-.-,l..e1 U1y'-.-c:5


Two Tal.o? ncys, A.c.rt S:cel
sra 1c3 Ara.aae. a-s competing
this afts1nccZ fo, tono1s i. fre
Soatnc1n California finals Of tne
Junior olympic; and potn boys
have excellent chances Of return
ing with new glory after winning
top places in the valley contests.
Joe who comes from Calexico, is
considered favorite to win the
junior division, and has been high
~ touted by coast papers following
the young athletes. Albert, an Ell
Centre boy via McCabe Eucalyptus,
is not so well known on the coast
but he is considered dangerous"
for the laurels of coast athletes.
The best wishes of the valley are
with both boys, win, lose or draw
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-07
TAGGART AND THE WEATHER
COMPELLED US TO WRITE IT

Our friendly enemy-Editor Taggart of the Brawley
Newssort of rubbed in to today by sending through
the mail eight column reading thus 1O437-
Brawley Largest City in Valiey-10,437.
This only the first Of what may develop into period
of naggng Taggarts part perhaps extending
years for he's persistent We like him editor
and comrade but when he rubs it in hate him the
following extent:
Oh, Brawley may be biggest,
But Ell Centro is the best
And the county seat by heaven
Has been most supremely blest.
Numbers, only, count but little,
In city, town state.
It's the class - the plus ultra
That they show whereby they rate.
Look at Russia, at China,
Millions living there, but say
Would you rank them fore aft,
Your Uncle Sammy's U. S. A?
So it is with us and Brawey,
While you lead us in the mass
You can have your population,
As for us--WE'LL KEEP OUR GLASS;
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-07
FIRE DAMAGES YACHT

WILMINGTON, Calf, June T..
W.P)-The fire which yesterday
swept the yacht X Thanga, owned
by Tom Day, vice president of the
May Company and well known in
Denver, did damages estimated be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000. The
boat. was anchored at the Califor-
MIA yacht club at the time.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-07
Chamber Officials
At State Meeting

Il. b. Whitelaw, president and
Robert Hays, manager of the Ell
Centre Chamber of Commerce., ac-
companied by Leo Hetzel, repre-
sentative of the local chamber on
the aeronautical committee of the
state chamber of commerce, spent
Yesterday in Los Angeles, attend
ING the state chamber meeting.
Whitelaw and Hays came back to
the valley last night on the special
ear taking Los Angeles junior
chamber of commerce delegates who
are on their way to the national
Junior convention at Brooklyn, n.
y, whose help is expected to en-
list in presenting the need of a
Southern Airmail stop at the I'M
perial county airport.
The Los Angeles and FL Centre
delegates will be in Washington on
June 10 and arrangements have
bSen made for Il call on Assistant
Postmaster General Glover, who is
In charge of the air mail. Also the
juniors will be entertained in
Washington on the same dav by
President Butterworth, of the Unit
ed States Chamber of Commerce
which body has previously given
its support to the air mail stop at
the Imperial county field. 1t is
expected that Butterworth will also
assist in the presentation of the iun-
ior chamber members in Washing
ton. a
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-07
CHICAGO BUILDING BURNS

CHICAGO, June Z. UP)-Fire
that threatened for time to spread
to skyscrapers for blocks around,
virtually destroyed the old eight
story Lincoln building early today,
causing damage estimated at $780,.
000
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-07

for his firm. His stuio is one of the
most interesting of its type in the
West.
Re- is graduate of the Univers.
itv Of Budapest and is a student of
literature, art and science. lie is
an authority on ancient manuscripts.
medieval architecture and designins ;
and has won recognition throughout
the world for his beautiful color
work, especially as it pertains 10
glass.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
Creator Of Famed
Cartoon Is Dead

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
BIG BUILDING
PROGRAM Seen
DURING YEAR
Filtration Plant, New
Postoffice And
Port Lead

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
Blood Is Gift
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
The Play Must Go
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
GANG foe To
SEEK OFFICE
In CHICAGO
VIM. Hale Thompson
Opposed For Mayor
BY judge

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