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Business Announcements

COMMERCIAL AUTO PAINT co.
Have your car painted or repaired on
credit SCI N. Keystone. CHI 3160
BROWNS magnetic paint, will keep wa
ter from running into cellars. Ii. 2298.
BATH ROOM-Complete $50: plumbing &
heating installed: reasonable. Ia. 4057
CEN. REPAIRING-Rea sewer man; leaky
roofs, cutters, furnace coils. Oh. 2283-J.
FURNACE WORK-An kinds, inspection
free; guarn. II. 7481 after p. m.
UPHOLSTERING-Furn repaired in your
home; clean. paper hanging Be. 28l1-W
Painting and Papering
PAPER turn and hung s45O uer room
Oh 2004. FRANK JACKSON IT 24l5
PAPER hanging. 81 50-$2 rm.; clean'g. 75c-
81: painting wk: guar HENS. Ri. 5000
PAPERING-Yo buy the paper we hang
it reasonable. Ri. 5063. Ri. 3111.
PAPER HANGING Reas.; will accept used
furniture as part payment. Ir. 6088.
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Room for Rent With Board

BLVD. PL.. 3745-Splendid home: 2 girls
good meals: laundry: Sc.
CENTRAL, 2209-Front rm., steam heat;
home privileges; good meals. He. 1853
Dashboard. rm.. laundry. garage. private
family: So: men. Oh. 3658-R.
PARK-Attractive front rn., suitable for @
Private home good meals He 5483.
PLEASANT RM-Private home: for elder
" person: good care. Reason. Ia. $3.50.
RURAL. PIT N.-Attractiye rm: mod: pri-
vate home; good meals Oh. l739W.
PATH. Z. 17-Nice warm rm. suitable for
2, mod. priv. home. privileges. Ha 0l68-W
ROOM for rent in business girls club:
twin beds; ref. exchanged. Ii. 1885.
LOVELY-Steam heated rm.. privileges.
radio meals ont 603 F. 32d Wa 2836
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2O45 ALTON
Excellent Arm. bungalow. all modern
s sSI9pf gas sssSmafgfT H 0nN $40 REALTORS
APPLEGATE, 1855 nm. Semi-modern
double; garage water paid. SIS.
ASHLAND. 252s-1o-room mod; ideal for
roomers or 2 families; 500 mo-. ! mo- Tree
and ton coal. Ii. 812l. Hu. 1893.
BARTH, 213s-Near Garfeld park. 5 nm.
water paid; adults Call 2137 Barth.
BELLEFONTAINE. l00e-11-8 rms. mod,
ideal light Housekeeping; gear garage,
Al: repaparede throughout: $50. he. 1886.
CHURCHMAN, 1862 nm. mod. double;
good garage; water paid.
COTTAGE, 1908 rm house, water. toilet
inside: good neighborhooo Or. 3564-R.
DENNY. n. 35-Mod. 5-rm. double. garage.
water paid. Red: SIS. Or. 2676.
EAST ST, s., 622-Semi-mod rms. and
bath; sl8; water paid. Oh. $3.50.
EMERSON, N, 909-E. q arm. mod, bum
galow double, garage. Reduced. Hu. 223l.
EMPIRE ST.-Inquire 81 E. South; s-rm.
house; electricity; S. month.
ENGLISH. 1875 rooms. mod. blinds
furnished: water pd.: Al. DR.. 1a29-W.
EUGENE 854-Ideal: rooms. modern
Edwards and Edwards.
GALE. N. .1342-6-room mod. double; gar;
Al. Reduced. $3.50. Oh. 5306.
708 Gerard DR..
Nice 5-room bungalow; electric lights,
garage, large lot; SIS.
Schmid & Smith, Inc, Realtors
GRACELAND. 36l5-6-rm. upper duplex.
separate furnace. yd.. gar. ia. 3282-J.
HILLSIDE. 1861 rms; garage; all util-
tiles paid; larlor furnace. IA. 2467.
JEFFERSON n. 1856 I'm. mod; redec.;
garage: waited paid. $3.50. DR.. 4830-R-
KANSAS. I49-5-room semi-mod.: good
condition; water pd.: $50. DR.. $3.50.
KEYSTONE N. 83e-6-room mod. double,
garage. Reduced Adults. Gu. 0642-J.
LA SALE, s.. 2AClean. 6-rm. modern
double. gar: 2 wks. free. II. ei64.
LAYMAN, 822-T rms. mod, will decorate,
3 bedrooms up, long liv- rm., fireplace,
2-car garage, large lot; blk from Ellen
berger park, $40. Hoosier Funding Corp,
Ii. 1890. J. H. Albershardt. Hu. 6l24
IS NORTH OAKLAND
Six-roon modern single. $3.50
GREGORY & APPEL INC. II. 749l.
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Barter and Swap
Machinery & Tools
MOTORS
Building Materials

KEEP HEAT IN. KEEP COLD OUT.
Storm sash with luster glass, 93c up;
insulating board. 70 inch thick. Sc foot;
combination screen doors. CIV. S5.75; lot
of house and front doors, $14s up All
new materials at secondhand prices. Call
HE. SLIT for everything to build or re-
pair with. Call at
CORNELL MATERIAL co.
l017 East 18th ST.
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Lost and Found

LOsT-Oct. %, between 6OOS college and
Newberry, Ind, ladys black travelling
bag containing Shaeffer pen (greenl,
spectacles. shoes, gloves, etc; reward.
6008 College ave. Hu. $3.50.
sTRAYED-Boston bull pup; blue eyes,
white collar around neck. 2940 N. New
jersey. Ha. O172-W Name "Chappy"
LOST-Fraternitv pin, Maltese cross set
in pearls: x. P. 2. in center. DR.. 5027
daytime. CHI 7918-R evenings. Reward.
BULOVA wrist watch near Stop 2 and
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Lost and Found

LOST-Pair glasses, $500 block E. Wash;
working girl needs badly; reward. Ii.
1891 days. Lii 1851 evenings.
FOUND-Black and white Spaniel. W. H
ROBERTS. 100 S. Delaware.
IOST-Gent'S purse, money, valuable
papers Sat D. m. Reward. Oh. 1891M
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FLORIDA. CALF. AND ALL POINTS
About 1c q mile. New, cars, daily. Con-
genial enieva9le travel SnaTe expense
Hotel Lobby" 248 S. Illinois. Ii. 6o65
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
tire-Droof storage house Store now. pay
8 months later. No charge for hauling
PARILOW-J JENKINS MOTOR CAR co
l19 E. Market. Ri 1850
STORAGE-OV OVERLAND HAULING
California shipment.
Ri. 1923 RI. 656l Nights Oh. O699-W
OTTO j. SUESZ
W. E. RODOCKER-64Eh st. Transfer. Gen
haulIng. 821 e. Gath. Wa. 4433.
NOMENCLATURE. SO: white men: anV-
thing. anywhere. ANYTIME. CHI 1918.
MOVING-30 days time or will take fur
nlture as payment. BEE INNS. DR.. 1902
Call ALLISON. CHI 1878.
Moving of all kinds. Reas.
MOVING. s3-You help. 81 less: quick
service: careful white men Oh 5S4O
CARLIN TRUCKING CO.-Cash, credit or
furniture. He. 1929. Oh. 1702-J.
IF YOU SEE a want al that interests YOU
gone tomorrow.
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Help Wanted Female
LADIES

LADIES
CHARTS Radio Broadcasting every
Wednesday at 10 a. M, over Station w.
L. w. and Thursday at 10 a. m. over
w B. B. M. and our advertising in Good
Housekeeping, Ladies Home Journal also
Vogue and other leading magazines is
the women of Indianapolis and all sur
rounding territory for our foundation
garment CHARTS which contains out
standing patented features found in no
other garment, and which is now the
largest selling single design garment in
America.
We have an opening for five ladies at
once to call on an established clientele
and to follow up inquiries resulting from
this advertising Experience not neces-
sary as the Indian2po CHARTS SCHOOL
OF MERCHANDISING teaches the bust
ness at no expense to you and you also
receive the help and guidance of a
Senior Representative when assigned to
an exclusive territory.
To qualify you must be between the
ages of rs and 40, possess Grammar
School Education, refined neat appear
aance, pleasant personality and the ability
70, work from to five days a week
apolis, 450 Consolidated Bldg. Apply
WHITE woman for house work. Dr.
1854.
HOUSEKEEPER-Wan in small family:
good home. Address Times Box A-253.
IF YOU SEE a want al that interests YOU
answer 1t TODAY the opportunity NAV be
gone tomorrow
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MEN and women of neat appearance for.
work in city. profitable. ask for Mr.. Rat
IN or Mr.. Thompson at Jake Field Co.,
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Nice AID
Household Goods
StOre-Office Supplies

BREAKFAST SET-Italian carved dining
I'm & bedrm.. twin beds. linen frieze liv-
ing nm. rugs. sac. 242s ~ Meridian.
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Situations Wanted Female
HIGH GRADE DOMESTICS
d Q1TE ;oa~.~.-s

IF YOU DON'T FIND what YOU are look
ing Tor in the want ads today, it NAV
De ADVERTISED here tomorrow Read Times
classified ads dailv
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ALABAMA. N 2535-3-rm. furn. apt. over
stuffed: private bath. ent. Ia. 340l.
ASHLAND, 1851 Housekeeping rm.. con-
Meeting bath; modern; private entrance.
BARTH, 1625-S4, includes heat, util.; 2
mod. front rms, unturn., mr.. Fountain
Square.
BEVILLE, N, 17-3 furn. rms; inclosed
porch; priv. ent.; garage. Oh. 6338-W.
BROADWAY. 1134-Large front nm. and
kitchen; good heat; beds $3.50.
BROADWAY: 14o2.Cle9a99. apt Overstuffed.
closets. private bath: $6 to So.
BROADWAY. l138-Lower 2 rms. Kitchen
cite: 2 beds: good heat: 81.
CAPITOL. NJ 2923-4-rm. unfurn. apt.
heat. water. gas furn. Ha. 1945.
CENTRAL. 1885, front connecting rms;
clean. warm. reasonable. Ha: 1891.
CENTRAL. 1206-Clean, newly furnished.
2-rm. apt; steam heat; garage.
DELAWARE, N. 527-Large front nm. and
kitchenette; also warm sleeping rm.; reas.
DEXTER, 1917-Modern front apt, IS;
private entrance: garage. Soc IT. 1883.
FOUNTAIN SQUARE, rms, $3.50; 2
completely furn.; $3.50. DR.. 354o-R.
HARLAN. 1117-1a double; Arm; fur
nished reasonable. DR.. 2432.
ILL., N. 312O-Room. kitchenette. sink,
range. good heat. reasonable. ia. 6064.
ILLINOIS, N, 10. APT. 60 connec. rms,
LEoTA, 115-Two light housekeeping rms;
$3.50 week.
MERIDIAN. s., 17O6-Large room, sink,
heat. private emit; adults; SIS. DR.. 5442.
MERIDIAN, S., 1909 front rms, 81:
large rrn for S. Adults. DR.. 5442.
NEW JERSEY N. 134-Lodging, clean.
rms. for the night. 25c and SOC. Ri: 4145.
NEW JERSEY, N, 418-Front rIp. down.
also sleeping rms; So and So. Ri. 2098.
OAKLAND. N. 652--2 furn. rms. adioin--
ing bath; utilities turn. Gar. Oh. $685.
ORIENTAL. N. 20-5-rm unfurn. apt;
also furn. apt. All modern. Ii. 9055.
PARK, 1651-Wen furn., 3-rm. apt; gas.
lights; phone included; $3.50 garage.
PENN, 2107 N.-Rm and kitchenette;
clean: nicely furn.; SIS week. Ia. 3845.
RANDOLPH, N, 233-2 .furn. or unfurn.;
utilities: clean: reason: adults. Ri 2677.
RUCKLE, 1944--Warm housekeeping and
sleeping room all furnished. He. 5551
SOUTH ST, E., 3l7-Furnished house
keeping. sleeping rooms. $l50 wk
WALNUT. E., 1872 rms, furnished;
clean; SIS. See housekeeper in basement.
WASH, E., 122O-Front bedrm.: complete
kitchen: next bath warm; private.
WOODRUFF PL, W. DRIVE. 813-Large
comfortable light housekeeping, room.
kitchen privileges, also very desirable
sleeping room. Bath near.
l or rms. wkly or monthly rates: util
Call BREVORT HOTEL. Ill. & Ohio SITS.
LOVELY Woodruff; large rm. kitchenette.
$3.50: rms. kitchenette. 81. CHI. 4108
WANTED-Married couple wishing to re-
duce expenses for the winter. DR.. 4970-R.
5-RM. FURN. cottage lights. gas, paid: So
Wk. Call at 1911 Southeastern Ave.
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Rooms for Rent

WALKING DIsTANCE-Nice large room;
steam heat. Ri. 1888
FRONT rm., north, private home; With
garage. Wa. 0461.
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rms. llPht gas paid: garage. 81 WIZ. 3
rms. light gas. furnace, garage: SO.
CAPITOL, N, $780, or s-rm, nicely
furn apt; heat, light, gas, water, garage.
CENTRAL. 2131-2 rms, dinette; private
porch entrance; cd. heat: $3.50. He 4155.
FLEMING, N, 20-3 rms. bath; utilities
furn.; $35 month. Ii. $685. eve, Be. 1898.
MARYLAND. E., 1888 rms. bath; everv-
thing 1urn.; piano; priv. ent. DR.. O266.
MERIDIAN, 36I6-Beautiful, mod. home;
furnished or unfinished. Ia. 1858
MICHIGAN, E.. 628-New, small, furn. and
unfurn. apts.; all utilities furnished.
NEW YORK, 1908 VS. rooms, nicely fur.
nished. 1928 W. New York; rooms; reas-
enable. Pershing, TT N, rooms, $3.50
sey. 5 rooms modern, o'stuffed. Ri. 7725.
NORTH. 1905 rms. kitchenette; bath;
mod. apt: overstuffed: util.: $40. Ri. 1884.
WALLACE. 407-5-rm. modern. nicely turn;
lovely neighborhood: very reas. 1r. $3.50.
WASHINGTON. E., S720-Lower; very
nicely furn. rms; all mod. 81 week.
18TH. w. .42-Nicelv decorated kitchenette
apartment: utilities furnished: S38. Cau
Apartment No. THE GRANT.
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Apartments for Rent

ASHLAND. 1214-Upper; mod Arm. apt;
heat. water; gar; reasonable. Ri. 2636.
CAPITOL, NJ, 2115-Upper duplex; 6 rms;
heat. water. gar: open. Ha. 1361-W.
COLLEGES nm. efficiency; heat. water,
in-a-door; ice box; range: $35. Ha. 2288.
ILLINOIS, 20l9. N-Modern apartments;
SIS SIS, to +ss5; furnished or unfinished
MAPLE RD.-5 rms, sun parlor; heat,
water. cleo. refrigeration s85. Ha. 2288.
MERIDIAN, N. 2235-Upper south; 5-rms
bath. apt: Frigidaire, OHIO Matte heat
water. gas and light furnished; $45.
Shown by appointment only. He. 1858. Lii.
1862.
NEW JERSEY, N. 522-- Lovely 2. and 5
rm. apis; strictly mod; reas. Ri. 1884:
PARK, 1411-5 rms; tile bath, range, ice
box, heat, water, garage. He. 1895.
PROSPECT. l7O4ia-Modern Groom apt;
heat water furnished. Call DR.. 1876.
WASHINGTON. E.. 50141a-5 large rms:
mod; desirable: cd: heat: gar; rent reas.
indianapolis Rental Bureau
Desirable apartments in any part Of
city furnished and unfinished. from I25
to $12S. Transportation furnished. No
charges OF obligations. Ii 4507. evenings
and SUNDAY. Wa. 0433 OF Be. S1l4.
Apartment Rental Bureau
Apartments in all parts of city: free
transportation to inspect apartments.
Call He. 1887 or Ri, 1871, dav or night.
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Personals
Transportation

pieces. good g. snappy. De
pendable; omen for ENGAGEMENTS Ri $685.
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PRINCETON HOTEL
Nice clean rms. hot. cold water. SIS wk. 4;
bath: 81. Steam heat. real winter
home ladies gentlemen. 232 S. III.
CLINTON HOTELS Vir.: clean. sleeping
rms. $3.50 up; also hsekp.: steam neat.
Ct Denis Running water. 81 for 2.
~. DNAllD I36 West Market.
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Furnished Apts.-HOuses

BELMONT. S. 1l14;16-Furn: doubles; 3
rms. light, gas furnace. garage: SO.
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So NORTH OAKLAND
Six-roon1 modern single. $3.50.
GREGORY & APPEL INC. II. 749l.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09
Governor Has
Full Calendar

SACRAMENTO, July 8. UP)-
Governor Rolph will review the
California National Guard at its
summer encampment Wnen he visits
the camp st San Luis Obispo, it was
announced today
The governor will witness the
night maneuvers Saturday night,
including bombing and fireworks
demonstrations, and return to Sac
ramento Sunday by airplane.
On Sunday the governor will have
luncheon with members Of the con-
gressional delegation now inspecting
sites of proposed California water
projects. He will go to Stockton
to speak Sunday night, after the
congressman have gone to Willows.
Governor Rolph will deliver the
main address at the annual cele-
bration of the Fall of the Bastile,
the anniversary of French freedom,
at San Francisco Tuesday, return
ing to Sacramento the same night.
Early Wednesday morning the
executive will leave for El Centro in
a fast airplane to attend Imperial
Valleys annual watermelon fiesta.
He expects TO be back in Sacramen-
to at noon Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09
Willing To Pay
For His Shave

SACRAMENTO, July 9. U.P) -
A shabby stranger walked into the
barber shop of Roy Randall today
and ordered a shave.
He got it, and after. putting on
his coat, started for the door with
out paying.
Didn't you forget your changer"
limited Randall, stropping his razor.
The stranger looked hurt.
Mister" he said, I'm sick and
I'm broke, but 1 don't want to cheat
you out OF your money. Take
these" And abruptly, he reached
into his mouth and pulled out a
set of false teeth. I'll be back in
few days to pay you
Randall, dumfounded, could only
say weakly, Take the shave away
while the laughter of his other Gus
toners rocked the building.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09
GOVERNMENT ASKS
PRISON SENTENCE
FO r A. 3. F ALL

WASHINGTON. July 9. UP)-
Government counsel moved today
in District of Columbia supreme
court to commit former Secretary
of the Interior Fall to prison for
his part in the leasing of the Elk
Hills naval oil reserves to E. L. Do
heny Los Angeles oil operator.
Frank j. Hogan, Falls attorney,
filed a motion to suspend sentence.
Fall was convicted of accepting a
100000 bribe from Doheny. The
hearing was before Justice jan
nings Bailey. Atlee Pomerene of
Ohio, special prosecutor, appeared
for the government.
Owen j. Roberts, who was asso-
ciated with Pomerene in prosecution
of Fall, now is a member of the
supreme court, which recently re-
fused to review the sentence of one
year in jail and a 100000 fine
passed on Fall after trial before
Justice William Hitz in District Of
Columbia supreme court here.
Hogan submitted affidavits from
piiy S4SioiiS OAielI 1 al 10 OOO AL "
serve a jail sentence. He included
in his motion for suspension the
report of army physicians who. at
the governments request, recently
examined Fall in FL PaSo.
The hearing was adjourned after
argument by counsel pending sub
mission OF briefs. Atlee Pomerene,
special prosecutor, countered Ho-
gans insistence that the local cli-
mate would harm Fall with a sug-
gestion that the sentence be served
in an Ell Paso, Tex, Jail with which
the federal prison board has con-
tract.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09
Wire Thief Meets
Horrible Death

CHOWCHILLA, Cal, July 9. U.n)
-Electrocution and virtual crema-
ton were the rewards of an uniden-
titled man who climbed high ten
sion power line pole a mile south Of
here, apparently intending to steal
copper wire.
The mans body dropped to the
ground, flaming The flames fired
the grass in a field of the CARING
house ranch and 20 acres were
burned over before fire fighters
stopped the blaze.
Paul Hollister, power company
service man here, spotted trouble
on the 10000-volt transmission line
at 10 o'clock last night and sim
ultaneously the fire department
here received a fire call.
Fire fighters and others found
the field ablaze, and the mans
body. His clothes had been burned
off and the body charged beyond
recognition. A pair Of pruning
shears was discovered caught on the
power poles crosstrees.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09
Salesman Killed
I'm Truck Crash

SAUGUS. Cal, July 8. U.R)-Ben-
jamin F. Locke, "a. a pump sales
man of Los Angeles, was killed to-
day when his automobile collided
with a truck on the Mint canyon
highway near here.
The truck was driven by Henry
A. Fitzpatrick Of Los Angeles.
Locke was thrown clear of his
machine and his head was crushed
when six wheels of Fitzpatrick S
truck and trailer passed over him.
Deputy sheriff's said Locke ap-
parently lost control of his machine
while driving rapidly down a grade.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09
SEVEN TRAPPED IN
SUBWAY CAVE : IN
SAVED BY FRIENDS

NEW YORK, July 9. UP)-Seven
men were rescued by fellow work
men after they had been trapped
in a cave-in of rock and sand in the
new Eighth avenue subway, follow
ing dynamite blast.
The blast was set off in a tunnel
under the river
While ambulances and three
emergency squads were rushing to
the scene, workmen dug out the
trapped men from above. The res
cuers had to penetrate five or six
feet of debris.
Subway engineers described the
cave-in as a Slip"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09
@UNIYBRlEFS !]

Our Entire Stock of straw hats
various styles and hsapes $2.95 at
the Mariposa Shop. 9t1
Sues on Noted. S. Anderson
yesterday afternoon filed suit
judgment for $3.50 on promissory
note. In the event the judgment
is not paid, Anderson asked he be
given title to livestock mortgaged
to him as security on the note.
DIR. L. w. Jensen, Dentist - 10
North Sixth st. Phone 382. Spe-
cializing in inlays and porcelain
Jacket crowns. 16mwf
intention to marry was filed yes
terday afternoon by Kenneth James
Savage, %, and Ruth Connor
Wright, %, of Holtville. A mar
riage license was issued to Jose Ma
ria Cardenas, az, and Elvira Rodri-
guez, SO, OF Ell Centro.
Quench Your Thirst with pure,
Ice cold lemonade at Pauls - sc a
glass. Next to stages. Off
Sentenced TO Jail-Judge II. B.
Griffin of Brawley yesterday after
noon sentenced Charles Lopez, %,
to so days in the county jail for pet
ty theft.
Full Fashioned Chiffon and silk
hose. $l00 value. Special this week
at 89c. The Mariposa Shop. 9tl
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09
Doctor Disj0ins
'Siamese Twins

BALTIMORE, Md. July 8. UP)-
Joined together at birth by a band
OF flesh, two baby girls were i'll good
condition today after being severed
by a surgeon.
Doctors said it was too early to
tell whether the operation would be
successful. They were hopeful.
however, because the twins had no
Vital organs in common. An l8-
inch band of flesh linked them to-
gether above the hips.
The operation was performed
shortly after birth by DR.. Kyle w.
Cooley, who said another operation
on the twins probably would be
necessary if they survived.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09
Tragedy Revealed
In High School

MUNCIE, Ind, July 9. (UP)-Thc
skeleton Of Is or 16 year old boy,
dead from six TO 10 years. was taken
today from a central high school air
shaft behind door that had been
locked for three or four years.
An open jack knife and an Oc-
tober, 1929, calendar gave authori-
ties the only clues to the year and
cause Of death.
The doors to the air shaft were
closed and locked a few years ago
when authorities learned that stu
dents had been sneaking into IL To
smoke cigarettes.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09
AIR CONFERENCE HELD

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9. U.P)-
Representative of the governors of
ii state attended a conference of
the Western States Aeronautics
association mere today. Tne meet
ing, sponsored by the California
State Chamber of Commerce, de-
voted its time today to discussion
of uniform legislation to promote
the aviation industry.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09
DON SETS RECORD

GARDONE, Italy. July g. U.p)-
Kaye Don, English motor boat
racer, set a new world record with
Miss England II, on Lake Gardont
today when he sped over two
stretches at an average speed Of
1l2lA miles an hour
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09
Reports Valuable
Painting Stolen

LOS ANGELES, July g. U.P)-
Lawrence Renzoni, art collector,
reported to police today that a
painting, Saint Francis De Assis-
81" valued at $4,000 was stolen
from his home last night
The picture, which Renzoni as
serted is an original by j. Rivera
Spagnoletto, was cut from its frame,
apparently by skilled picture
thief.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09

House Goes East-Professor j. L.
House, principal of Central Union
High school, left today for his old
home in Vincennes, Indiana. He
will join Mrs. House and daughter
Winifred there. He will return to
the valley in three weeks.
Special-Beautifu ensembles, in
various colors at $12.95. This week
only. See them at the Mariposa
Shop. 9tl
japanese Resident Dies-H. Ito,
japanese resident, died at the
county hospital this morning of tu-
berculosis. Funeral arrangements
are not complete.
At the El Dorado Drug Co they
ere specializing on evening curb
service. Real drinks and sand
wiches. City limits. 2tf
Perishable Shipments - Yester-
days total of perishable shipments
included 104 carloads of honeydews,
100 cars of watermelons, "a of honey
balls. 10 of mixed melons, IL of can
taloupes, one of grapes and one Of
Persian melons. according to a re-
port made by r. A. Harrigan, ag-
ricultural commissioner.
Immigration Prisoners Immi-
grafton prisoners lodged in the
county jail by federal officers last
night were Simon Leyva, 30, and
Rumoldo Robles. 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09
New Powder Gives
Girlish Bloom

MELLO-GLO. the new face pow
der, will keep your skin from ex-
poslre and preserve its youth. The
new French process by which it Is
made makes it stay on longer.
spread smoother, and will not clog
the pores. It's special tint is youth
full. No flakiness or irritation with
MELLO-GLO. Try this new Won
derful face powder. On sale at
Clements Drug Store.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-09
U. S. LOCOMOTIVES CUT TIME

MILAN, Italy. (U.E)-Venice is
now three hours from Milan follow
ing the installation of American
type locomotives on the railway line
The new express makes the run in
less than three hours.