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Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
Report Ayiator's
Body In Water

COPENHAGEN. Denmark, Aug.
a. U.P)-A body dressed in an avia-
tors suit was seen floating near
Foula island in the Atlantic, reports
reaching here today said.
The reports confirmed similar
advices reaching Oslo, Norway,
which said a body had been seen in
the vicinity of the route supposedly
taken by Parker D. Cramer, Am
erican transatlantic flyer, lost
since last Sunday.
A Norwegian vessel reported
sighting the body late Sunday,
drifting west between 20 and 80
miles northwest Of the islands. The
weather made it impossible TO re-
cover the body.
Cramer and Oliver Pacquette, his
Canadian radio operator, disap-
peared while on the last lap Of
their trip from Detroit to Copen-
hagen. They were mapping a pro-
posed air mail route from America
10 Europe.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
OIL OPERATORS
IN TEXAS ASK
MARTIAL LAW

TYLER, Texas, Aug. Ia. tu.D -
East Texas oil operators today
adopted a resolution urging Gov
ernor Ross Sterling 70 order mar
tial law in the East Texas oil fields
for a period Of 20 days until new
proration orders can be drawn.
OKLAHOMA CITY, AuA. IA (U.?,
Call tor a meeting here of repre-
sentativeS of major oil producing
states with representatives of Big
Four" the major petroleum import
ant companies. to form a compact
Ito prevent future economic dis
asterS in the oil industry" was is
sued today.
The call was issued by Thurman
Hill, chairman of the Kansas pub
lie service commission and an inde-
pendent oil operator.
The proposed meeting will be at
Oklahoma City September Il.
Chairman Paul Walker of the
Oklahoma corporation. who received
the telegraphic invitation, imme-
diately wired his acceptance to the
call.
Members of the Kansas, Texas
and Oklahoma commissions or their
representatives, the executive COM
mittee of the nine state Oil advisory
committee, and delegates from four
major importing companies were in
yited.
Hill advised Walker he would no
tify others of the meeting if Walker
accepted.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
Arizona Romance
Spoiled By Law

Loves young dream went crash
ing down around the ears Of Bill
Trip, II, and Ruby Webster, II,
both of Lavine. Arizona, when they
were taken off a Southern Pacific
train at inland this morning.
The youngsters disappeared from
their homes yesterday and believing
they would head for the coast, Of
ficers were instructed to watch for
them. The tip that they were on
the train was passed along to Nj
land and a Southern Pacific police
man was waiting for them at that
point.
They were brought TO the county
Jail and are held for Arizona auth
critics.
According to admissions made by
the girl, it is expected statutory
charges will be filed against Tripp.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14

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times by the house and twice by
the senate.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. IA
UP)-Governor Rolph is not in ia
vor of the proposed destruction of
one-third of the states cotton crop
to bolster Sagging prices.
In telegram to James c. Stone,
chairman of the federal farm board,
sponsors of the plan, the governor
declared that "our growers could
not pay fixed charges incurred
with a yield of only tWo-thirds Of
the estimated CROP
The governor called particular at
tention TO the fact that California
cotton growers had made a volun-
airy reduction in their paintings to
reduce the crop from 264 900 bales
last year to an estimated crop OF
194, 900 bales this year
In view of this situation, Rolph
believes that the proposed reduction
should be allocated to producers III
other states who did not reduce
paintings in compliance with pre-
ViouS requests for curtailed produc-
! ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
Naming Of Judges
Difficult Task

SACRAMENTO, Aug. IA U.P-
Governor Rolph today indicated
that it may be two weeks before he
will be able to announce the u new
superior judges and the four new
municipal judges for Los Angeles.
The governor had nearly an all
night session with his advisers,
members Of the legislature and
prominent citizens of Los Angeles
regarding the candidates for ap-
pointment.
THE law permits me to take 30
days for the naming Of those
Judges" the governor said, and if
the pulling and hauling over the
various candidates does not cease
it may require the full time to make
a decision on them
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14

Pcrishabie Shipments - Following
the slight rise IL the market, ship
nlents of melons We're boosted yes
1erday. According to B. A. Harri-
gan, II carloads Of honeydews rolled
east.
Going On Vacation - Miss Ruth
Marable, clerk in the county traffic
office, will leave tomorrow for a Va
cation trip TO Los Angeles, San
Francisco and Lake Tahoe.
You will enjoy the pleasant cour-
teous service combined with good
food at Liberty Cafe. $50 Main
Street. 7t6
Held For Investigation-Eal Gray.
%, also known by several aliases,
but whose real name is given as
John Francis Gray. was arrested b.
city police at the railroad station
last night and is held for nvestiga-
ton. He refused to give any infor-
NATION ABOUT himself except that
he came here from San Diego.
DIR. l.. W. Jensen, Dentist - lIG
North Sixth st. Phone 3s2. Spe-
cialiZing in inlays and porcelain
Jacket crowns. l6mwf
We use only pure cream and fresh
roasted coffee. home made pastry.
Liberty Cafe. $50 Main ST. 14t6
Contractor Getting Ready -
Contractors for the new United Art
lists theater are preparing TO start
work Immediately, several pieces of
equipment and a store house for
workmen being placed on the site
opposite the Barbara Worth hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
STATE SENATOR
OF new JERSEY
SHOT BY WOMAN

NEW YORK, Aug. "A. U.P) - The
story of a prolonged gin party, an
argument and then a struggle dur
ing which State Senator Roy T
Yates of New Jersey. prominent
club man, banker and lawyer. was
shot and critically wounded, was re-
lated today by Miss Ruth Haynes
an attractive blonde. to acting Dis
trict Attorney Thomas Kane.
According to her story, Kane
said, Yates. one of the youngest
and most promising members of
the New Jersey upper house. came
to Miss Jayne's luXuriously furnish
ed apartment last evening and to-
gether they drank gin.
NEW YORK. Aug. "A. U.P)-A
man listed by police as State Sen
ator Roy Yates, of New Jersey, was
critically wounded in the abdomen
today in an eXpensively furnished
apartment.
A young woman, a pretty blonde,
clad in pajamas, was found walk
ing around the apartment in q daze.
The apartment was leased in 1928,
according to police. by Miss Ruth
Jayne.
The young woman donned a
smart red ensemble and went 10
police station.
Il don't remember anything" she
said. The first I remember. some
one had me by the throat and I was
gaSping for breath. l did not have
a pistol and I did not see one"
Asked how long she had known
the man, she replied:
Long enough"
A .25 calibre automatic, minus
one cartridge, was found III the
apartment house court yard.
Inspector Griffith said he found
bruises on the young womanS
throat.
Senator Yates. a Republican and
a lawyer, lived in Paterson with his
wife and two daughters.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
Tennis Players
Spring New One

RYE, N. Y, Aug. IA. UP)-Play
in the final round of the women s
eastern turf tennis championship
came to an abrupt and surprising
end today when the two finalists,
Mrs. Elsie Goldback Pittman and
Miss Joan Ridley of England decid-
ed to retire and share the title
after two sets had been played
Mrs. Pittman won the first set,
Ga. and lost the second, 3-6.
The English stars said they
thought further play would fatigue
them and endanger their chances
in the doubles final later in the
day.
DR.. Phillip z. Hawk, tournament
chairman said he would default
both players and declare the cham
pionship vacant if the rules permit.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14

Hor breads are tempting. But
often they lack roughage. The
absence of bulk from foods often
results in constipation.
But now you can have hot
breads qOitb roughdge. Simply
add a cupful of Kellogg's ALL
BRAN to the recipe. This deli
cious cereal furnishes the bulk
needed to assure proper elm
ination. You will find many
appetizing recipes on the red
and-green ALL-BRAN package.
Equally tempting as ready
to-eat cereal with milk or cream.
Two tablespoonfuls daily are
guaranteed to prevent and re-
lieve both temporary and recur-
ring constipation. In severe
cases, use with each meal.
ALL BRAN also furnishes
needed iron for the body. At all
grocers. Made by Kellogg in
Battle Greek.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
Fear RIOOdshed
In Palestine

LONDON. aug. IA. CU.P)-Blood-
shed is probable in Palestine Jomor-
row, the executive committee Of the
Zionist revisionists said today. The
occasion, the statement said. would
be anti-Jewish demonstrations by
Arabs.
Arabs have killed a number Of
Jewish travellers. according to the
statement, which declared Palestine
officials were quiescent.
The Arabs have been agitating
against the governments action in
erecting sealed armories in remote
Jewish communities as a safeguard
against Arab-Jewish strife.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
WYKOFF TO RACE

LOS ANGELES, Aug. IA. U.D -
Frank Wykoft, University Of South
ern California sprint king, will leave
tonight for Vancouver, where with
other athletes from the Los Angeles
Athletic club he will compete in the
annual Canadian exhibition cham
piOnshIps.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
SWIM CAUSES FINE

WEST HAVEN, Conn, Aug IL
U.P)-A midnight plunge sans
clothing in Maltbie lake reservoir
cost John D. Rockefeller's grandson,
John Rockefeller Prentice, So and
costs.
Prentice and Edwin Hendries
pleaded guilty to bathing in forbid
den waters before Judge William l..
LaraSh.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
Daily Report Of
Stock Markets

NEW YORK, Aug. ID. Up) - In
the most active trading in a month
the stock market today moved up
one to three points in the main list
and despite late profit taking re
tanned the major portion OF the
gains.
The advance was progressive
from the opening until mid-after-
noon when week end profit taking
cropped out. Much of the buying
was short covering although there
was some accumulation of high
grade issues. Pools were active in
several low priced issues.
Heavy turnover in Radio Corpor-
alton, Commercial Solvents. Briggs
Manufacturing. and few Others
accompanied rising prices in the
leading issues.
United States Steel was carried
above 81 and American Can touched
i97. Substantial gains were made in
such high grade shares as Amer
lean Telephone, Westinghouse Elec-
trio, Bethlehem Steel, General Mo-
tors, Montgomery Ward and Sears
Roebuck.
Railroad shares were carried up
with the remainder of their list,
their strength contributing to the
general rally Utilities were up
fractions to two points. Oils con-
tinued to gain on prospects of high
cr prices from Texas and Oklahome
curtailment measures. Mercantile
issues, foods and amuSements joined
the rise
LOS ANGELES, Aug. IA. U.P) =
Trading on the New York stock ex-
change reflected until its close ON
the Los Angeles stock exchange to-
day when local issues began TO show
strength, especially the oils.
In the petroleum lists Union Oil
Associates gained a point at l5ia on
sales of 1000 shares; Standard Oil
was up 3. at 1875 on a turnover of
3l00 shares; Union Oil gained 4,
at l6& when 1900 shares were sold;
Bolsa Chica Oil was up Is at on
a 400-share sale, and Rio Grande
Oil was unchanged at after 400
shares had been sold.
Transamerica dropped i to 67s
from a high of 7 on a turnover of
100 shares.
In the public utilities Southern
California Edison gained 8 to reach
43is on sales of 600 shares. Pacific
Public Service was up 4 at 8ts ON
a turnover of 200 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
Woman Held In
Michigan Crime

Continued from page ~
midnight. their clothing in tatters
their faces Scared and scratched
! by contact with struggling thou
sands at Ann Arbor. Ypsilanti and
here. their bodies bound together
/ by chains
One hundred extra guards pa
/ trolled the area outside the prison
/ They had been called by Warden
Harry Jackson to hold back a
crowd here which, unlike the surg
ing mobS at Ann Arbor and YpSi-
lanti. was more inquisitive than
} hostile.
The sentences followed confess
sions of q crime, the brutality of
which had Mortified the state, and
aroused nationwide interest.
Four youngsters, Thomas Wheat
ley. Harry Lore. Vivian Gold and
Anna May Harrison. all II years
old or younger, were found slain III
a parked car on a lovers lane not
far from Ann Arbor.
ANtSioIS 1hptuiC
The bodies had been mutilated
by blows. and by bullets. Gasoline
had been poured over the automo-
bile with three bodies piled in the
rear seat and one in the front seat
A match was applied. and the flam-
ing torch that resulted attracted at
tention of a nearby farmer
,vss. L.
result OF a robbery. The three
feared the youngsters would report
them to police, although one con-
tession claimed the negro attacked
one girl
Two brothers had been held in
connection with the crime. when
tips from two negroes, one of whom
reported he had a vision and the
other attracted by rewards, led to
arrests. confessions, formation OF
the mobs, and speedy sentences.
Frank Johnson, Ypsilanti negro
class worker. read about the mur-
ders Tuesday. He dreamed that
night he said, that three men did
it.
Next night I saw Hot Tamale
CBlackStone) and his right hand
was cut across the middle. I says
TO him How come you cut your
hand. Hot Tamale?' and he said, "it
was an accident" johnson said.
Then l says How about those
murderS?' and he begins to shake
from head to foot.
Il got powerful suspicious, and
ran to police station"
The second negro. George Nells,
was given the pistol used in the
murders. 1t came from Otis Og-
den, Blackstones landlord. Nells
turned the weapon over to police
after he saw notices of rewards.
Questioning brought confessions
Blackstone and Smith implicated
Oliver, all at Ypsilanti.
JACKSON, Mich, Aug. IA U.P)-
Fearing they may attempt to COM
nit suicide, Harry Jackson, warden
of Jackson prison, today placed spe-
cial guards at the solitary confine-
ment cells of Michigan's three torch
SlayerS.
The murder trio, a negro and two
white youths, spent sleepless night
and restless morning in their tiny
cells-six feet square-Jackson said
They appeared greatly over
wrought and desperately paced their
cells all night long.
Because of their mental state I
have placed special guard over
them to prevent suicide attempts -
he said.
The slayers were to be taken by
train to Marquette branch prison,
probably late today or tonight, to
serve four life terms each for the
wanton killing and burning of two
Cleveland girls and their youthful
Ypsilanti escorts.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
Baseball Scores
National

At Philadelphia
Chicago .............0l0 020 100 Z 4
Philadelphia ...270 020 12X-l4 10 0
Bush, Sweetland, Beacht, Teach
out and Hartnett; Benge and Da-
Wis.
First Came
At Boston
Cincinnati ........ 900 900 600 6 l
Boston .................. 900 600 0lx-l 7 0
Benton and Styles; Grandt and
Spohrer.
At New York
Pittsburgh ...........0 COL 900 000--l 9 0
New York ........... 100 100 00X-2 9 0
Spencer and Phillips; Mooney and
/ Hogan.
At Brooklyn
st. Louis .......-.....0 .010 900 044-9 L
Brooklyn ..............O O02 0l0 Q00-3 II 2
Derringer, Stout and Wilson;
Luque, Quinn, Heimach and Lopez.
Second Came
! Cincinnati ..-........ 900 900 0l0-l
Boston ................ 900 002 0lx-3
Kolp. Ogden and Sukeforth;
Sherdel and Cronin.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
FIGHT CARD CHANGE

A doctors certificate, refus-
ing to let Ray Golden fight was
received here this afternoon.
Cavos and ArnandO will fight
the semi-final and Art Mon
roy will take on Kramer, who
was to have met Golden. The
rest of the card stands.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
TEAR GAS FOR BANK

MOBILE, Ala, U.P)-One Mobile
bank president has decided his in
stitution shall not be victim TO a
daylight robbery, at least without
some difficulty He has installed
an automatic gas device which can
be quickly released spreading a lay
er Of heavy chemicals over the lob
by and cages. To make matters
clear, he announced the gas is
strong enough TO penetrate gas he'll
NETS within a few seconds.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14

The false chinch bug, Nysius err
icae. destroyed some young citrus
trees in Los Angeles County this
spring.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14

Orange County has set aside
$4,000 for cooperation with River
side and San Bernardino in match
ing state funds for flood control of
the Santa Ana river.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14

First Came
At Cleveland
New York ........10l 030 l0l- II l
Cleveland 200 $40 02x-l3 IA l
Ruffing, Pipgras, Weaver and
Dickey Harder and Myatt.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14

Southgate people must pay eventu'
ally.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14
South Undecided
On Cotton Cut

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Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-14

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