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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-28

The Chinese Minister and Nine. WI
will 90 to New York today and viii sail
tomorrow on the Aquitania for Europe.
The Minister win represent his country
at The Hague in the conference for the
codification Of international law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-28

Mrs. Schall, wife of Senator Thomas
D. Schall, will be the guest of honor
at tea Mrs. Margaret Sheridan O'Con-
nell and the Misses Sheridan will give
tomorrow afternoon, from 4 to O'Clock.
in their home on Twenty-flrst street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-28

The Ambassador Of Germany and
Frau Won Prittwitz und Gadron, who
are in New York for short visit were
honor guests at dinner last evening of
Mr.. James Speyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-28


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-28
Minister of Finland in
Boston for Concert Today.

The Minister of CzechoSlovakia and
Nine Veverka left Washington yester-
day for New York, thus preventing
Nine Veverka from observing her Fri
day afternoon at home today. They
will be absent for several days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-28

The Ambassador OF Spain and Sonora
de Padilla viii be the guests in whose
evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
Smith ASSERTS
ELECTION WON
ON FALSEH00DS

PROVIDENCE, K. J., oct. ~. UP
Former Governor Alfred T., Smith
81 New York charged the Rcpubli-
can administration last night with
Yinning the last national election
though deliberate miSrcprcscnta'
tion
Smith spoke at a Democratic rally
lore before some $4,000 persons,
!ar, Of his address WAS broadcast
on a national hookup ever the Co
lumhia hroadcaSting system.
Smith declares he did not lay re.
sponsibility fer the Unemployment
crisis and business depression Upon
President Hoover and his admiuistra-
tion, but held the Republican party
aalpablc for prosperity promises I'M
kcpt-proniSoS, ne said, which the
party knew could not he kept
He presented TIE following pro.
gram for improvements Of condi.
tons:
l. Economy in gorcrmcn'
through elimination Of appropria
lions fer purely political purposes.
:. \ five day working week.
,. Child labor rrguIation
+. Passage Of the bin Of Seuator
Wagner Of New York for uncmploy.
mcnt relief,
:. Amendment of the Republican
tariff Jaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28

Romance donacd Il double mask
OF comedy and tra:e,ig today to
stalk from the cells Of the county
jail TO the chambers Of tho county
court house in custody OF Jack Car
ter, deputy sheriff.
Rae Van Rye, &c, and Strong
Eagle, -, were taken from their
iail cells to their marriagc before
Judge I. Nayficld in the court
house, accompanied by the deputy.
As a marriage prc~'nt 20 the ?alr
and as today happens to he h:s
birthday, Judge Kendall L. Per@ins
of the police court signed release
from Jail, where ;hey were serving
10 dav sentence for vagranry.
The release WAS one of She most IN
tctcsting even served a the jail. =
was wordcd rs follows;
''To G. J.. Gillette, sheriff:
''You are hereby instructed to 1"-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
LOCAL STUDENT
PAINFULLY HURT
in AUTO CRASH

sherman Eldridgc, riding in 4 car
driven by Forrest Ferris, WAS IN
iured last night when the automo'
bile collidcd with another driven by
Bert FLOYD of ColcNico At Sixth and
Olive streets.
Occupants of the ear driven by
l'loyd were unhurt, while those nd-
ING with Ferris, with the exception
cf Eldridge, escaped with minor
injuries. Eldridge suffered severe
cuts abont the shoulder He was re-
ported at his home today rs resting
comfortably.
Riding with Ferris were Eldridgr
.Ada Pevnon, Gcna BibbinS and Bob
bic Ferris, Younger brother of the
driver. With Floyd were his wife
and three children
Both ears were returning home
from the Marine Band concert when
The accident happened. The car
Crivcn by Ferris was overturned and
completely wrecked. Floyd : ear
was practically without damage foI.
lowing the accident.
EIdridge is president IF the stu.
dent body at Central Union High
School and is in charge of the Press
mailing department.,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
DISTRICT ORDERS
CAMPAIGN WORK
TO Be STOPPED

T.llavina ir~.istcnt rUmo5S which
lste h,-a beard about the valley
tI.. Imperial Irrigation bistri"' en-
tHov,es have been taking part IN
ce,ep1iur activities op dI'\rict time.
~. hoard of directors adopted the
following resolution to discourage
lh. practice.
WHEREAS. II is rumorcd that
,.. Oil more district employees are
.t5tgN campaigning, on district
time. fer candidates for county OF
'ircs, anil
WHEREAS. there are no issuc'
involved in the election NoNcmht'
of any county officers in winch
thc district is interested from a dis
jr.ct standpoint, and
WHEREAS, the district rs a dis
t,tot il no, interested III the cire
tlon Of ANY particular candidate fol
ANY county officc.
THEREFORE, -, chief cngincrl
is herrby requested to make an inn
nt~liatc Investigation Of the polil
caI activities ef all district EN-
plotccs "nd if any are found cam
paigning on district tiluc to forth
win discontinue their employment
". o. Blair moNtC for adoption
e the resolution and was seconded
t.. 6. ". Brockman. President Ear
G. Pound voted with thcm for adop
ton Of the resolution. Directors Ira
Atca and Mark Rose voted against
lhr rcA0lutinn.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
!Some Hope For
lBald-Headed Mem

LONDON, Oct. %. U.P)--
British scientists have succeed
ed in growing hair on Il watch
crystal
This has been accomplished
at the Leeds headquarters Of
the Wool Industries Research
Association. A woman scien-
tist takes tiny CRAFTS of guinea
pigs skin, transplants them to
the surface of an inverted
watch crystal, and feeds them
with blood plasma and a spe-
cial extract to nourish the
roofs. The hair keeps on
growing and in many cases
has doubled and in some i'll
stances trebled its length.
The experiment is one Of a
long series that the association
has been conducting to find
out why hair and wool grows,
and how Il can be made to
grow faster and thicker.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
ANNIVERSARY OF
FASCISM GIVEN
DUE RECOGNITION

ROME. Oct. 3>. WP)-Tht eighth
anniversary of the Fascist march ou
Rom" and the installation Of the
Fascist regime Was celebrated
throughout Italy today.
Premier Bcnito NusSolini vas
rousinglv acclaimed when he re
viewed military parade at Piazza
di Sicna. Romau militia, including
a legion formed exclusively Of waI
cripplcs, marched before Lin.
Public works totaling 23@S prof.
cots were iuaugtratcd in varions
sections of the country. Patriotic
speeches, Fascist paraGc,, aad Gin
cma programs illustrating tie prog
rcSs Of the regime wcrc also on the
program.
The celebration usAcscd in year
~ Of tn" Fascist era. and al Off,
cial documents viii now be nj this
date beside, tia. Of the vcqr 1890.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
Dog Mothers Trio
OF Wild Animals

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. @S. Up
The Jingle and the iircsido met
amiably today at feast generously
supplied by Jessie, philosophical
shepherd dog.
Five little Including
two tiny leopard cub. two 'at pup
l.i,s and a six day old lion-all
,ruggicl aidc-by,sidc, nursing, undo,
thn gentle, if somewhat astori bed
eyes of Jessie.
The spotted EittrE. were borN
Sunday at Flcishhackcr Too, There
WAS another one, but the mother
leopard, after the manner of Gagged
fcIincs, turned cannibal.
\ hurry call was sent ont for aid,
and Jessie, a mother herself, yoiuu-
tccgcd. The lion cub WAS added
.lu>t as au experiment., and now all
are the best OF friends,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
SWING TO HELP
IN EXCLUSION OF
UNDESIRABLE HAY

Phil H. Swing. congressman for
this district, wired Scott B. Foulds,
sccrctary-managcr Of tile local farm
bureau. yesterday to the effect that
he is taking up with the customs
authorities IN Washington, u. C., the
matter of admitting /. 5. No. >
hay as waste. avoiding the s. dutY
for hay of that grade shipped in
from Mexico.
Swing IN the telegram, states that
thc uSc FOR which the hay is in-
tended is not the proper basis for
classification aud that he believes
the custom service will support him
in that view. lie has also taken
the matter up with Collector Eli
son at the San Diego point Of ca
try.
According to Foulds, the history
of the ease is as follows: Damaged
hay some months ago was admitted
into this country under the proper
classification of waste. Later. bet
ter appearing hay asked for the
same classification and the lo"a'
border officers protested.
Two bales were then graded in
Los Angeles rs waste and from chat
time any hqv whose declared in
tended use was waste, WIS admitted
under that classification, no attempt
at hay grading being made,
Two truckloads of hay were in
spcctcd AT the border yesterday and
found to be L. :. NO. by Gilbert
Fuller, federal hay grader for thi,
district.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
Veteran OF Stage
And Screen Dies

GLENDALE, Calf, Oct. 2s. (UP)
-funcral arrangements were made
today for William Bechtcl, 63, vet
cIan stage and screen actor and
former leading man tor Lillian
RUSSELL who died in Windsor hos
pital here late yesterday.
\ native of Berlin. Bcchtcl began
bis stage career at the age of five.
He came 10 America and won sue
cess in John Drew and Lillian Rus
sell productions In 1907 Thomas
4. Edison lurcd him into the infant
mution picture industry, in which
lc rose to starring parts for the old
fiograph Company.
At hollywood services tomorrow,
Bcchtcl will be honorcd by Alan
CrOsland, Charles Brabin and Harry
beaumont, motion picture directors
who started MS extras under Hech
tel 5 guidance
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
RASKOB THRUSTS
new ISSUES INTO
ELECTION BATTLE
Democratic Chieftain Out
lines Broad Program In
Radio Talk.
BY RAYMOND CLAPPEE
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Oct. %. UP
New issues have been thrust into
the congressional election just one
week away by John J. Raskob,
chairman of the Democratic nation
al committee.
In n radio address last night, the
Democratic national chaimar out
lined Il broad political program in
Guiding the following:
|. \ five dav week for all.
.. All holidays except possibly
Christmas be on Mondays in order
TO give three day week end.
3. Enforcement of liquor excise
taxes against bootleg liquor and Il
national referendum ON prohibition.
He estimated that 100000
would have been collected on the
basis of $4,000, 900 gallons of Illicit
liquor produced last year according
to government estimates and that
this sum could he cut off of in
come taxes, releasing that much
purchasing power.
!. Power to the federal trad"
commission to grant immunity from
criminal prosecution to mergers
not inmical to public interest nor
in conflict with the spirit of anti
trust laws.
;. Abolition Of the capital gain
and loss taxes to encourage lhNrSt-
mcnt of capital in Speculative en-
tcrpris"s
t. Removal Of the TARIFF from
politics by creation of bipartisan
tariff commission, appointed for
l;fc. surrounded with dignity like
that of the United States su0rcm"
court, empowered to make recon-
rIcrdations to congress which could
not consider any amendments cX-
c"pt those gcrmanc TO items con
ccrncd.
Raskob declared everything has
been Thoroughly 3cflatca, thai busl-
ness is moving turning upward and
tlat soon we all shall be singing
IIappr DAYS Are Here Again ..
Emerging with this program from
the background where he has re-
manned since the defeat of fo1mor
Governor smith two years ago. Ras
kob has taken the lead III the final
Gavs of the Democratic campa ,gn.
Republicans are eNpcctcd to >el/'
upon this Development to ronrca-
tratc their fire on Raskoh, knowing
that come sections Of his own party
arc strongly opposed 10 his anti
.rohihition views and t. his con.
,roI Of the Democratic national
committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
ROMANCE AND COMEDY MINGLE
IN WEDDING OF YOUNG COUPLE

lease Strong Eagle ard Rae Van
Rye from custody. strong Ea2la
now being double cag!e.
X. Is. Perkins, Judge, police court.
As an aftcrthouGh; Judge Perkins
added
"It appears Strong Eagl" tool,
on little Rye and now sees doH-
blc.'
According TO carefully laid plans,
the marriage "a, 20 he held ia the
county Jail. but strong Eagle end
the new Mrs. Eagle put enc over
on the shcriff'S ,fficc whom thev
went from the county clerks off
zee. where they obtained the license,
to Judge Mayficld, who performed
the ceremony.
After the ceremony the bride qad
groom LEFT the jail. Strong Eagle
stated today that he intends 70 get
Job in FL Centre and settle down
/ here. He is salesman.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
Governor Names
Medical Board

SACEAMENTO, Calf. Oct. -.
(UP'- Four mcmbcrs of the CaIitor.
mia stat, board Of medical examiners
today held new four'year terms as
thc result rt one new appointment
and There reappoiutmentS made by
GoY'rno" Young.
Nr. II. NJ, Robertson, S%nta Ana
i, the ucv mcmhcr, named to sue
coed the late Dr. J. l.. Maupiu, of
Fresno. RcapuointmentS We're: Dr.
G. Z. Schott, Sacramento Dr. G. l."
'bbott, Richmond, aud pr. ". II.
GeiStwcit, Of san Diego,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
Ey CORNELIUS VANDERBILT JR

Copyright, 1886. by United Prr$Sj
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2@. UP
The government has quietly pre-
Jared against the possibility that
Communists or others may attempt
to capitalize on the prevalence Of
unemployment through mass demon.
>trations this winter. according t.
reports.
Adjutant generals of the National
Guard have been asked to be ready
TO cope with any mass activities Civ
NJ evidence of subversive prCpagau-
da, il was understood, and am IN.
formed similar suggestions wcr,
made to the governors Of AL Of the
! states.
(! SO far as can be learned the or
I ders contained nothing that could
re called drastic. More prccaution-
ary than anything else. they sought
20 make it clear :hat agita-ions in.
cited by paid agents Of unrest
should be put down.
Foreign diplomats have been, in
private conversations. more con.
cClncd by the communist problem lH
this country than American aUthori.
ties. And vet the recent utterauco
hy Secretary of War Patrick ). Uur-
Icy. in New York, was considered
significant.
Hurley. known to officialdom It
straigh from-the-shouldcr speaker
said that had if not been for Prrs,-
dont Hoover the stock market col
lapsc Of a year ago would have re-
suited in riotine and bloodshcd-
With Hurley speaking SO frankly
it is obvious that the govcrnn Cnt i
not oblivioUs to unrest in other Lands
or the possibility, however remote.
~ unrest in the United States. |
have been told by foreigners that
Communist propaganda should have
lis greatest opportunity in the
United States this winter, Whether
this is true or not, the government
Is determined to make the opportuni.
~ as small as possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
STATE ELECTION
EXPECTED TO BE-
LANCUID AFFAIR
One Congressional Fight
And Propositions Offer
Only Excitement.
By HOMER L. ROBERTS
United Press Staff CorreSpordent

SACRAMENTO, Get. 2S. U.P)--A
week from today, California $ army
of two million voters, the greatest
IN the history of the state, will 90
70 the polls to cast their vote for
congressional, state and county off
GERS, and IN assorted list If %
measures.
There will be no whirlwind clim-
axes to the various campaigns, as
compared with the primary clec-
ton. The present week OF speech
making by various candidates win
como TO rather quiet finish.
With the exception Of one con
Grcssional fight and scattered leg,
is1ative contests, California S ecncr-
~ election this year will be a
rather tame affair. The primary
election virtually settled the battles
for governor, licutcnantgoVcrnor
and other major state offices.
Election of James Rolph. Jr., Re
publican nominee for governor,
Frank F. Merriam. Long Beach. Re
prblcan choice for lieutenant gov
crnor and all the other party Candi-
dates for state office is conceded
by all political leaders except hose
Democrats who refuse to recognize
the 8 to margin against them as
indicated by registration tables.
Prohibition is playing an import
ant part in all the state contests
this year In the race for Cover
nor. Mavor James Rolph. .Ir.. m ad-
mittcd "wct =. is opposed by Mil
ter Young, of Los Angeles. an out.
! SPOKEN dry This situation, how
ever, is reversed in the lieutenant
governor race, where senator M"r-
ram. Republican candidate, is dry
and Martin I. Welsh Of Sacramcn
! 10. Democratic choice, is carlD&ign-
/ iLg on wet platform.
Contest In Third
\ lively contest has dcvcloCrd in
the third congressional district,
consisting of Sacramento. San Joa-
quin. Yolo, Contra Costa, Solano
aud Napa counties among three
writc.in' = candidates to succeed
the late Congressman Charles 2
Curry. of Sacramento, VINO ulr" re-
Gently
M three candidates are avowed
.'wcts" rs the district is also wet
! G. T. Curry, Jr., of Sacramento
and Senator J. N, Inman, of Sac
ramento arc the Republican cand;
lqtcs and Frank Buck. of So!a0o j
.le Democratic candidate.
OF tho 90 propositions appearing
on }bc ballot, the following or' tn,
laost hotlv contested.
Daylight saving, Sunday closing
/ law for barherS. tax exemption OF
non-profit hospitals. permanent reg
istration of voters, irwin" the fish
sud game commission legislative
powers. collection of personal taN
on qutomohilo by state motor We
! I,icIc division, and roimbu'S'ng
/ counties for revenue losses from
The state taxation.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
N NJ: rs
1R|A|P |PPED
IN BLAST
Little Hope Held For Res
cue OF "a Men Buried
In Oklahoma Coal Mine.
AID CREW HALTED
Presence OF Gas Adds To
Difficulties In Effort
To Save Men.

McALESTEB, Okla. Oct. -. UP)
Weary men burrOwcd into the
lower levels Of Sample Coal Mine
No. ! here today in search of fcl-
lew miners who were cntrapp"i by
u powerful explosion shortly after
tho entered dark passagcway
las' night.
Tho night sa.f, consisted If %
rlon The bodies 81 five OF them
La,t been recovered Men who had
.,crn ether similar disasters said
There was l'ttle hope that .uy of
lie remaining - woul3 bc found
alive. Bodies Of -four men were
found At 2,0a4 feet just aftc~ day.
.~caE. Thor death was caused by
poisonous "a.
Tho blast occurred near the
;fouth oi the slope pit mine. Cur
,cq Donlcv. Who had seen his com
u. njop workers - into the dar!; pit
for anathee uiglit : work., Was the
first - abem t. lie. He wa t,Ilcd
uutrrHt ~ the explosion which
,.ds tei.e1ed eruscd by icnitcd gas.
Tie othef outombcd mon were
.omeuhera between the l7th and
.oth levels. re4fucrs said. The
work - reaching them was slow.
Workers were encountered rv gas
aasas aul required frequent -elicf.
Ttep shortly b,torc II @ clock,
teea. operation, were brought to
,Er,ual staud,til when 1cnc'
louas Of blaek damn rolled ny
rron, Jf. II, penetrating as Tar as
tie 1l'h ,evci
fhe fumes arc making thy Mcn
~. J. & rutofnaught, leader of
tLe .l.ell cr.y SID. at il doubt
'l whether we can reach III" -
.spped - before . p. m. Every
lawan eftort is being made i" re
r..c iiHm.
somewhere below the "aT of
o.atr aas in shafts cInt'rrcd Win
d,I.., ,bc fate Of the cntoInh'd
t.,r eqs sealed.
1h. crowd If thr min" had grown
10 loon persons. almost the cntlr'
l.,rll9 u' MrAlcstcr.
Grora..l against tho hillN.ic at
.re broken entrance 20 tho shatt'
were J,latiJc- and friends of the
IC,y4tuu.1 ON Oupo u
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
Racketeering In
Miniature Golf

NEW YORK. Oct. -. UP, Rack
ctccrmg may have entered the field
Of miniature golf i'm tine metropolis
end police today dealt with what
may be tho first golf racket killing.
JuScph Fcucmun, 40, was The APP
parent victim Of what police ~ug-
sv>tcd may have been rackctccr-
attempts, 20 muscle Ina on the goif
business. He was shot while near
his golf course in the Bronx and
authorities thought a man who had
been riding with him shortly before
might know something of Tine kilt
ug,
he had been fired upon at clo,e
range.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
M'AdOO Finishes
Flying Jaunt

Los ANGELES. Oct. 2S. UP
William Gibbs McAdoo. former see.
rotary Of the treasury. was back at
his desk in his law office here TO.
day after fast airplanc flight
from New York City Owe tic
southern route.
McAdoo, with his pilot aud his
son, Robert McAdoo, arrived here
late yesterday from Big Springs,
Tex. after averaging l53 miles per
hour from New York, a distance of
27I2 miles, in is hours and two
minutes flying time.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-28
HUGE JEWELRY
HAUL MADE IN
NEW YORK CITY

NEW YORK, Oct. -. UH-- We
bandits who PLAYED waiting gam
behind the heavy curtains tda'
,cilcd thcir operations from th""'
,and, of passcrhy escaped with gems
worth $500. 600 TO $3oo,noO from Il
,wcl1y store in the thcater district
today after ordering a negro porter
IA obtain the safe combination by
the telephone. q,
Charles :. Lewis. porter at NJ.
Ro.cnthal y Sons, 1857 Broadway
COR Il wears, was cleaning the Stor.
this morning when a man dressed
as Postal Telegraph messenger
shouted that lie had an important
telegram. Lewis opcnod the doof
aud the messenger forced hlS
way inside. where another bandit
joined him, As employees OF the
firm arrived they were ncd "itl
picture wire while the Gunmen want
cd fer someone who knew the safe
combination.
Two of the employees knew II
hut profcsscd to be 50 frightened
they could not remember the num-
hCrS.
The bandits threatened ana Lcwl'
offered to gct the combination by
telephone, He called Joseph Roscn
that, Il partner. SAYING no one had
reported for work vet and he needed
TO get into the safe immediately
Roscnth,l told thc combination and
Lewis repeated it aloud. After com
inc out ;hc safe, the bandits walked
calmly ont of the store. 1t WAS hall
, an hour before any of the employees
could reach the burglar alarm and
the subsequent clamor brought a
throng around the store that neccS
Stated the calling of police reserves