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U. DEPARTMENT OF AoR1cULIiruRE. WEATHER BUREAU
The Weather
tBy the Q. S. Weather Buresa)

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity beginning pm July
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mp. Humidity Wind Velocity
GABLE AND RADIO REPORTS

TO-DAY Lowest fam. 4a.m. precip. fam. emp. temp. velocity 24 hrs Weather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-MUST SACRIFICE;
corner, bed rooms, 2 baths, double garage
Reduced from $4,000 to $4,000. $500 Que
sada st. Open Sunday, or call Columbia
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$3.50. NE-S ROOMS. BATHS H--W.H.
electricity, gas. detached lot 5Ox150; alley.
s2,o00-Splendid investment S rooms. cleo
tricity, gas. cellar. good yard. Apply e25 F
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WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs.

DESIRE FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
modern house NV section, Petworth pre-
ferred. Col 1880. Address BOX 1921, Star
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.opep-e7o4 4th n,w.-Modern, iarse rooms,
ideal location, park. stores, ideal for chill
dren: reduced. Col 1850
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OR 2 ROOM COTTAGE, FURNISHED, 6
months or year; must be reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 276-E Star ONCE
WANTED-DETACHED OR SEMI-DETACH-
ed house with 3 or bed rooms, garage;
must be modern and in desirable section;
Brookland or woodbridge preferred. Address
Box 491-E, Star once. 27s
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sAIr-Housrs

n
oD. BEAsTgITF Eyp : D g d 5suNoik Iyo
Ssa SsdSesa e eo is ssSr'' ideal for ea
open.--s44 Shepherd s. nv house.
sSie price 0o COT 1852 ssn De 0oush' " reason
$4,000, TERMs-iNVEsTMENT OR HOME
poreh arf LoTsS SGSs
&. SsscO das 6nt nfS sold 'toSSEshss
$3.50. N.E.s ROOMS. BATH. BRICK. H
WI, electricity. gas, garase; nice condition;
$500 te 70 sve oy ssTsO
r Esss cap Gs ssr SCey bath eel
800 Apply s2s st. NE. =.
REAL BARGAINS. NORTHEAST = 81, $50
nice YARD 'H convenient rss . Uef9
s4.s5o-East Capitol St, near Lincoln
'0G preed iOr i%msdst. s:: SAIL. 0vs
st. ne.
sSasG Mas eas R S.sass:o BATES
rss 1s: sss scsa ys4a Sssy .s
MD, AVE NE-coRNER BRICK. 4 BED
.sod E nse 1f Gss' after fog suh sSS,'''
NEAR NEW MCKINLEY HIGH scHoor-A
Soass that y isss yId. sna N sHeslisns
attic with large cedar closet. front and dou-
pie rear screened porehes, built-in garage;
home in this convenient location and the
price and terms are right. II. c. BISCOE,
Nat. 1851 Res. North 5355
CHEVY CHASE
II West Irving ST., Chevy Chase, Md-A
beautiful corner lot. over 12,500 square feet.
Substantial house which may be remodeled
or used as Is, having rooms, bath, hot-water
heat, etc.
HERMAN Z. GASCH.
1895 New York Avenue Nat 3239.
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SALE--HOUSES.

SUBURBAN, 323 BRADLEY LANE, OPPO-
site, Chevy Chase golf course-siy rooms.
very moderately priced. Open from to
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sALE-HousEs.

NO BETTER INVESTMENT.
RECOMMENDATIONS, modern DWELLING; To-
Gated in NV, near business center Ant 3,
3l4s Mt. Pleasant ST., or call Col. ei44
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27

large ro9mSs. T b.tS ST; NV -.
garage. This house is 20 IT, wide and in
excelent condition. Price and terms reason-
La gaceta., 1931-08-17
NOTAS POLITICAS
NOTAS DE YBOR Y WEST
TAMPA.-CHANCEY HA-
BLARA EN- Ell GARY
HABLARA
EN- SEMINOLE.

Las fuerzas de los candidates
Chancey y Henderson estan e.
quilibradas en- Ybor City.
Un grupo poderoso de amigos
de Chancey, que opera ell Guar
tel general de la Septima y %,
con Lorenzo Hernandez a la van
victoria.
Ell contingente de Tony, que
Sc bate a favor de Henderson
tambien asegura que 81 las
"mesas' no lie dan la "brava,'
ellos t~riunfaran.
En- West Tampa es formi-
dable ell contingente de Chan.
cey, aunque los electores estar
muy divididos en- la lucha pot
ell puesto de CONCEAL.
Muchos de los "latinos' pa,
recen i~nclinarse hacia D'Arpa.
ell joven abogado, y otros reco.
La gaceta., 1931-08-17

Ell Brooklyn venci6 dos veces
al Cincinnati. lombard fue el
La gaceta., 1931-08-17
OPOSICION AL AUMENTO
DE LAS TARIFAS

Una delegation de Tampa ira
a Atlanta a oponerse, ante la CO.
mission de concrete entire los es-
tados, al aumento de 1870 en- los
fletes que piden las companies
ferrocarrileras. Al frente de los
tampenos protestantes ira ell Sr.
J. H. Donnell, director de trait
co d ella camara de comercia de
esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1931-08-17

Ell candidate Chancey habla
ra esta noche, en- ell Gary, East
Broadway 3114, defendiendo
su candidatura.
Chaneey ha prometido ha-
GER algunas importantes de =
laraciones.
Tom Henderson hablara es-
Ia noche para los vecinos de
Seminole Heights, desde la A
rena de boxeo situada en- la
avenida de Florida esquina a
Hillsborough.
La gaceta., 1931-08-17
Pleitos y Divorces

Thomas H. Clark contra AL
ma j. Hartman; The National
City Bank of Tampa contra l..
M. Halves; M. J. Edwards con-
ira St. George Fechtig; Mac
Farlane Investment Co. contra
j. E. Ullum.
Corte Federal: Carl E. Lien,
recibidor del Primer Banco Ma
cional de Sebring, contra E. l..
Writ, reclamation de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1931-08-17
LA FLORIDA ES Ell TER
GER ESTADO EN- LA PRO
DUCCION TABACALERA

En- la production tabacalera,
la Florida, segdn las cifras del
Department. de impuestos in
teriores, ocupa ell tercer lugar,
precedida de Pennsylvania y
New Jersey. Ell estado de New
York ocupa ell cuarto puesto.
Por concebto de impuestos ell
gobierno federal recaud6 en- la
Florida, $2,427,8 48.42, aportan
do los fabricantes de tabacos de
Tampa la suma de $2,098, 510.83
Lis fabricantes de- Pennsylva-
La gaceta., 1931-08-17

mia, que elaboran a maquina sus
aagaron $5,591SS5,
los de New Jersey, $2,658,
304.S8. New York llev6 a las ar
cas- de Uncle Sam, $1,765, 1867
En- la industrial de cigarrilloj
Carolina del Norte aparece a la
cabeza, habiendo pagado 1925,
651,570.12; lie siguen Virginia,
New Jersey, Kentucky, Califor-
MIA Y New York. La Florida
aparece en- ell oncenohugar.
La gaceta., 1931-08-17
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Cuatro vapores de bandera a.
mericana entraron en- ell dia de
aver, Alamo, Gulfoil y CONNER
cial Orleanea.
Ell Cuba regres6 aver mismo
a los puertos de su procedencia.
La gaceta., 1931-08-17

catcher en- ell primero Y bate6
tres hits, anotando tambien dos
carreras.
Lopez "recibi6' en- ell segun-
do, pero no pudo "coneCtar" de
hit.
La gaceta., 1931-08-17

Creese que 81 la subida en- las
tarifas es aprobada, algunas in
dustrias de la Florida Sc arrui-
naran en- pocos meses.
La gaceta., 1931-08-17
LIGA NACIONAL

Mas de $4,000 personas pre-
senciaron aver Ell doble desafi1
entire los Cardenales y los Gi-
gantes.
La gaceta., 1931-08-17


Los libros del registro cleo
toral Sc cerraran a las siete de
la noche de hoy, en- ell ayunta-
miento.
Pasa va de 10000 ell nume-
70 de eIectores.
Chancey hablara ell martes
en- Jackson Heights y Ell mier-
coles en- West Tampa, arena
de la Gale Main.
Henderson hablara manana
en- Ybor Y ell jueves en- West
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1931-08-17

Ganaron los neoyofqudnos e.
; primero, cuando Walker dej6 en-
dos hits a los bateadores con-
1arios, Y perdieron ell segundo.
= S.. Luis 1c, Oh, 2s; New York
7c III, 2e.
I. st Luis %, 8h, lie; New York
&c, III, lie.
Dos veces derrotaron los
Cubs a los Braves. Root dej6 en-
siete hits a Boston, en- ell prime
70, y Bush solo les permiti6 Gin
co, en- ell segundo.
Chicago 7c, 8h, De; Boston 1c,
I'll, Be.
Chicago sc, 8hA 2e; Boston
1c, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1931-08-17

nocen los buenos servicios pres
tados a esa comunidad por ell
viejo Bailey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

1895 SHEPHERD ST. NV;
Apt. Three rooms, kit. ana oatn; reirlg-
Grafton on house meter; convenient locatloh'
quiet building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

FOR RENT-NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Groom and bath apt" h.-w.h' cleo. Only
JESSE I. HE1sKELL. Ills Eye st. NV.
2544 18th ST. NV.
Outside Rms. Bath, Frigidaire, $500.
See Apt. or
FRANCIS A. BLUNDoN CO.. NC.
sos II st. NV. Nat. Ola.
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RENT-ELATS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

2 ROOMS, KIT. AMI, FURN. OR U
furn; cleo. heat. gas furn.; reasonable. 81
30th St, Mt Rainier. Md.
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APARTMENTs-FuRNIsHEn.
PoToMAc PARK APARTMENTS. 2ist AND

$30-DOWNTOWN ENGLISH BASEMENT;
large front room, kitchen, bath, hall, front
entrances completely furnished. 1906 K ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

POTOMAC PARK APARTMENTS. 2lst AND
G. StS. NV. Phone National 9102 On tie
edge OF beautiful Potomac PARK. within easy
walking distance Of Lincoln Memorial. new
trail Government departments. Completely
furnished housekeeping apartments. includ-
ing General Electric refrigerators, electric
fans. table silver and linen: also hotel rooms
with path, by day, week or month. Here is
the place for comfort, convenience and
economy: No dogs or cats or wild parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

FURNITURE FOR RENT.
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SEE THESE APIS.


1-RoOM APT. large liv. rm., huge dress
ing rm.. with built-in bed kitchen 16 it.
long. Refrigerator. ONLY $40.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

s2iS WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Apt, 1e-Three rooms, KIT, al dlnette a ane
bath; high elevation; retrlgeration on house
meter; convenient location.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

8 ROOMS WITH POpgla, GAS. ELEC.
lights ysa heat running got water; $40. ,IIi4s
zznd ST.: NV IL
49, sss INDIANA SsLl AVE; NW-ss7.5O; ROOMS
es4 Eye s. S. sa fo0m 1850 and BATH sl'c
porch: $40: gas. heat and electricity. i5s
sl4 CONCORD AVE. NW.---3 or Z ROOMS,
home; one-haif block car ri line; to employed
CO equ sng sse a1 s sf seen any time
Murphy bed. kitchen. bath; southern expo
sure. See janitor or Adams 4704.
rooms. kitchen, bath. ami; adults; ' reason
KENsINGToN. 25ol i4th ST. NW-3
rooms. kitchen, bath. porch. elevator. $50. so
P. j. WALSHE. INC, Nat. 2Oe5 or manager.
TWO BRIGHT, LARGE ROOMS AND BATH,
modern, INCLUDING heat and electricity. S37: SO
n fioor mo DONn''"n' ~ y 81 NV 'nHa
CLEVELAND PARK-TWo BLOCKS conn.
ave; entire second floor, detached private
porch e Sath SotS te Frsd
a1si, very large closets; h;w HI theTmostat.
and electricity Cleveland 5Ss7. sos
FOR ADULTS ONLY, 2 SMALL ROOMS,
h snG pef mCnE 4sS
18th st. NV.
FOR COLORED
1897 18th st: NV, Apt No. 2-Splendid apt;
1923 9Th St n.W.-ist A.. rms and '..'oO ~
w R. MARsHALL. S36 N. Y. Ave. Nat ' $751; ~
CoLoRED-7632 QUE NV.
1919 10Th nw-S rms, nice cond.. heated.
North 9l29.
COLORED-632 Q NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

BETTER THAN HOTEL
AT LESS THAN HALF RATE.
BACHELOR APT, FUR. $40
8 RM. FUR. 500; 4 R. S85
Beautifully furn.: extra large and brieb..
exclusive NV. apt. bldg; tiled bath, parouet
noors; modern; handy. Phone Pot ienn Nc"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-23
UPSTALR s
A \ D
DOWNSTAIRS

To fill every household need, a
soap must be safe for the filmsiest
fabrics and yet be stern with the
grease on dishes. the hidden dust
in heavy blankets. It's a combina-
ton you don't often find.
White King Granulated Soap
plays all parts. Made from fine
vegetable and nut oils, its purity
makes it safe for ANYTHING that
can be safely dipped in water. Use I
In washing delicate ginghams and
prints-note the freshness and re-
newed brightness Of the colors. Yet,
on the heavy jobs, White King is
prompt, thorough and effective.
White King solves every washing
problem-dishes, fabrics, silver.
glass, floors and woodwork. It's kind
TO tender hands because II works SC
well in lukewarm water, instead Of
the hot water ordinary soaps re-
ouire. It's economical. too. Try Il
today. Sold BY your grocer.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-23
STEALS
SPOTLIGHT IN
CHICAGO SHOW

CHICAGO. Feb. %. CU.P)-Cook
county democracy started today a
boom for Senator elect James Ham
ilton Lewis as presidential timber
when Lewis returned from Arizona
ana stole the political show from
tho Republican mayoraIty lanui-
Qates.
The band playing, speech making
and parading Of tne mayoralty race
Quieted down in , lul preceding to-
moroEs primary. but the candi-
dates organizations were active
vita vote getting plans ana pre-
cautions against disorders at the
polls.
ThrCngs q vel wisners headed
by Anton J. Cermak, who IS as
sared the party's nomination for
mayor welcomed the Democratic
senator-eIsct and paraded him
through tie loop, with a long line
o. automobiles 1lanked by siren
6 s.eCcn.ng motorcycle patrolmen.
The arrival OF Lewis climaXed
.-6o,-s Of Democratic managers to
nod DGrty voters to their own
n1 MARY n hopes OF reaching the
e69o1g vote mark Bands played
TIE Sidewalks o. New York ana
Lewis was hailed as Illinois, favor
-te son il the 1892 prcsident.a!
campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-23
COAST SCHOONER
THREATENED BY
SEVERE STORM

EUREKA, Cal. Feb. %. UP) -
Driven by a high north gale. the
helpless schooner Muneleon, with 81
men aboard. today seemed neW-
tably headed for destruction on the
Jagged reefs south Of Humboldt bar
Real fear for the safety Of its
crew was felt on shore when word
was received that the small coast
guard cutter Cahokia baked by
towering swells, was unable to get
past Humboldt bar, eight miles
from the stricken vessel
Though the Nabesna, sister ship
Of the Muneleon. was reported earl
ier today standing by the Mune-
leon. no word had been heard from
the Nabesna for several hours.
The Muneleon which lost its pro-
peller Saturday, sent out an urgent
SOS shortly after daybreaE and It
was not followed by any reassuring
word from the Nabesna S radio.
In immediate need Of help, the
Muneleon IS message read.
Laden with lumber. the Muneleon
has wallowed helplessly but Its
plight only became critical after
midnight with the start of a stiff
north wind Radio messages de-
scribed its position at midnight as
% miles off Trinidad Head, p miles
north Of here. It's position at GAVIN
was II miles off Table Bluff u
miles south of here, indicating that
the poWerless vessel was being driy-
en- south and east, seemingly with
no chance to avert grounding on
the rocky coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-23
Death Claims
Mrs. Schaefer

Funeral services for Mrs. Char
lotte Schaefer. 64. Who died here
Saturday afternoon. will be con-
quoted from Lemons Funeral
chapel tomorrow morning at $50
o'clock and az 9 o'clock from St.
Nary5 church Interment will
take place in. Evergreen cemetery.
She was born in Germany but
has been in the United States
many years. She resided at 1915
South Fourth street.
she IS survived by her husband,
Alex; two daughters, Mrs. Their
ess Furrer and Mrs. Katie Ming;
Iour sons, Bernard. Carl, Frank and
Herman. all CT Fl Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-23
BURGLARS VISIT
TWO LOCAL HOMES

Two burelaries were added TO E.
Centres list over the week end. one
OF them terminating in chase
through the residence section Of e.
Centro, III which the burglar fin
ally outdistanced The householder
whose property he had burgIarized.
Roy Brown, 46i Olive street. re
ported to the police department
that he returned home last night
to find a man in his house. The
supposed burglar ran. with Brown
in pursuit. The chase finally end
ed when the burglar outdistanced
his pursuer.
Returning TO his house, Brown
found that the man had taken
string of pearls and wrist watch.
The second burglary, Saturday
night, netted the proWler S35 in
cash from the strong box and filing
cabinet of the Bloom. Rosenblum
and Klein lettuce shed. The bur
glar used tools 10 force open the
strong box and filing cabinet.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-23
VALLEY GOLFERS
ENJOY WATCHING
GEORGE Won ELM

Great stimulus to valley goif re-
suited from the exhibition match
played by George Won Elm and Olin
Dutra at the Barbara Worth Coun-
try club yesterday afternoon before
a gallery OF 800 persons.
Medal score was: Von Elm 70
for the IS hcles and Dutra -. Joe
! Martin turned in a "a and Jack
Strobel an s..
The stellar match enoed six up
and five to play.
The visitors played sensational
golf throughout and Won Elm
showed what he could do on the
last hole, SIC yards. He made a
splendid drive and using a mid
iron for his second shot, landed
on the green two feet from the cup
and holed out in the next for an
eagle three. Par being 5.
This play received q big hand
from the gallery.
Dutra played excellent golf and
lived up TO the reputation he has
OF always being dependable.
ice Martin. Barbara Worth pro-
fesSional, played 4 good game but
had. hard luck with his putting
They frequently just trimmed the
cups.
Both Vol Fla and Dutra praised
the local course and declared they
would like to come back again
Additional interest vas given the
occasion by the group Of newspaper
and magazine writer's from coast
publications. Among them were
Maxwell Stiles OF the Examiner:
Harry Culver OF the Herald; Lyons
Of the Express. DAILY of The Record:
Edward Lawrence of the Times;
Wickham Of the Long Beach Press
Telegram; sherman Paddock CT the
Golfers Magazine.
Visiting golf and newspaper men
were entertained at luncheon yes
terday by the Barbara Worth motel
Qualify For Play
Qualifying rounds Tor the frs
invitatioNal tournament were run
off during the morning yesterday
and also are being run off today.
q holiday for many valley residents.
E4lAcS IOL tilt AillI.ci ana IuIlIlel =
up in each OF the 10 flights and
ior low gross ard low net are on
display in the window at the NJ. Q.
King store.
The list includes three sets OF
COLI clubs, three leather golf Gags.
three travelling bags, kodak and
nlms. fountain pen and pencil set.
desk peuset, wrist watch. electric
coffee urn. two electric clocks, sill
yer cocktail shaker and cups. auto
mobile tire, silver cocktail shaker.
golf sweater and soX to match, golf
shoes, military brushes in leather
case, silver cream and sugar set.
fruit stand. flc~er vase and golf
balls.
Fl CenUo business houses VINO
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-23
Items OF News
About Town

Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Keller of Bur
bank spent the weekend in the val
ley and Keller played with his ia
ther, A. II. Keller of this city, in the
father and son tournament at the
Barbara Worth Country club yes
terday morning.
Mis-. A. c. Finney her houseguest
Mrs. O. j. Fowler, and Mrs. D. b.
Roberts spent the weekend III Los
Angeles. Mrs. Fowler left for her
home in Minneapolis and Mrs. Fin
ney and Mrs. Roberts returned to
I'll Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. David l.. Goodrich
and David III are visiting Mr.. Good
rich S parents in Santa Ana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne re-
turned to El Centro today after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pen
dergast. Osborne attended build
ing and loan meeting and a Masonic
gathering in Redlands during his
absence from the valley.
Mrs. c. A. Bratley, who formerly
made her home in El Centre, re-
turned TO Fontana today after
spending a few days in the valley.
She was called here by the death OF
a relative.
Charles L. Ruby, a former teacher
in the public schools here, now Is
teaching in the Fullerton schools
according to information received
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Carpenter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Ewing are VS.
iting relative in Taft
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Scott. former
Fl Centre residents, are here from
their home in Terrence for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Ferguson
and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Emmit Allan at
tended the orange show in San Ber-
nardino this weekend.
Mrs L. c. House is confined to
her home by Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. l.. Cox and c. II.
Jones are here from Dallas. Tex.
for a visit They are guests at the
California hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-23
CLEAN SWEEP IS
MADE BY LOCAL
TENNIS PLAYERS

E Centric came out victorious in
the seven tennis matches played
with Yuma on the Central High
school courts yesterday. winning
three doubles and four singles
matches. These were the opening
matches in the inter-town tennis
tournament.
Next week E Centre and CaleX-
leo viii tangle on the LEGAL courts.
IN yesterdays doubles Shirk and
Davis won from Hartwell and
Davis won from Hartwell and
Brown. SIS: Ga. Starr and FaW-
cett wen from Cooper and Sanchez.
S-6; g.. Soper and Hale won from
Sanders and Myers. 60; Ga
n the singles. Shirk defeated
EarJwen ST: 60: 6-4 Holiday
defeated Pulsifer. CO: g.. Starr de
feated Cooper. 90; Ga Irving de-
feated PlumleJ 6-l; 6-3.
Brawlcy won five and CaleXico
two OF the matches played in the
northern city yesterday.
In the doubles Wachter and
Fawcett, Brawley. won from Your
man and Yaine. 60; 6-3. Casey
and Dlzney. Brawley, won from
Hannah and Lens. Sc. Us. Nor
gan and Humphries, Brawlev. won
from Hernandez and Pulsifer, So;
6-3.
In the singles matches Wachter
defeated Yourman. SIS; 6-3. Leiss,
CaleXico, defeated FaWcett, rs:
6-3. Hernandez, Calexico, won from
Casey by default. Dizney won from
Ficks5n by default.
BraWley and Yuma will play next
Sunday il Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-23

CONTINUED from page j
general break if the leaders were
successful.
For weeks there had been rumors
4 break was being planned, but il
was not known who was involved
or when it would come Before
entering a Chicago hospital for
treatment last week. Warden Harry
Hill made preparations to NEE ar
emergency.
The three men and two others BE-
gan work in the kitchen eacn day
a a. N. One guard, Frank Lam
bert, was left with them.
Aiming themselves with butcher
knifes, the men ogerpowered Lam
bert and locked him in a refriger-
at0r. a fIimsy ladder was made
from boards found n the kitchen
Nails and Il hooked cable had been
smuggled to them f.om the machine
shop.
HoiiC, Hi.iafat
They crep, from the kitchen ana
into the vard then across 10
corner where stands a two story
building, Two walls Of which face
on outside streets. The ladder
took them to The roof.
NorkieWicz was first over the wall.
He was running. Chilcuo had Just
cropped o the ground and KIlmon
was descending Wlen the hidden
guards opened fire.
One squad Of guards was in
store across the street. Another
was in an automobile. others were
on She prison turrets. The men
we're ordered to halt, bur did not
and were caught III streams OF
lead poured at them from four d.
rCctlCNs.
NcrkieUic2 was riddled by 10
bullets, Chileno by 25. Kilmon.
swinging from the cable. was hi
fewer times He fell unconscious
and died 10 hours later.
The roar Of the machine guns
aWoko the 1900 men inside the
walls They had known, officials
believe, that the Drea; was planned
and a great groan went up from
them for they knew their comrades
had failed
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-23
Plumbers Enjoy
Convention Here

More than IT'S members Of the
Southern California Association Of
Master Plumbers attended the ban
Quet and dance at the Barbara
Worth hotel Saturday night as
elimination of their convention in
Imperial Valley.
Claude Hickman, state president
of the association; John LeDieu.
state secretary; A. Wood, secretary
Of the Los Angeles group, and C
SwinertOn Of the National associa-
ton. spoke upon matters Of interest
TO plumbers. Women who accom-
panied their husbands were enter
tanned at bridge during business Ses-
SionS. Golf AT the Barbara Worth
Country club was also provided as
diversion.
The next session of the associa-
ton viii take place in San Diego
next month.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-23
Report Local
Woman Better

Kenny Grumbles ana Edgar
House we're down from Los Angeles
last week to see the former S sister,
Mrs. F.. w. Lehman, who was Sc
riously i'll at the BraWley hospital.
Mrs. Lehman apparently had re-
covered after a major operation per-
formed in January but she became
worse suddenly and was taken TO
the hospital for q second major op-
Grafton.
She was taken to her home east
Of town today.