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Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-12

jectionable publicity methods, call
ing attention to the fact it could
only be used as paid advertising.
This, Long said, had resulted in
diversion of publicity expenditures
into paid advertising
He also told of the work of the
association publicity control bu-
reau, which clears at a slight
charge, publicity for non profit,
worthy undertakings such as the
California state fair and the PaSa-
dena tournament of roses.
Publishers accept such matter
with the understanding they are
not in any way obliged to give it
space, but are assured it has passed
censorship, Long said.
j. R. Knowland. publisher of the
Oakland Tribune, discussed THE
Future of Color Advertising in
Newspapers, in another of today's
addresses.
This evening Harry Chandler,
president of the association, will
entertain them at a dinner dance
at which Will Rogers will act as
master of ceremonies. Eddie
Cantor. AL Jolson. Chic Sale, Leon
Enrol. Gloria Swanson and other
notables of stage and screen will be
on the program.
The first carload Of tomatoes to
be grown at Oroville, Butte county
Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-12

The first carload Of tomatoes to
be grown at Oroville, Butte county,
left for the East October Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-12
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LOS ANGELES, Nov. II. U.P)-
Following are today's market quo
tationS:
Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-12
LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Nov. u. UR)-
Hogs, receipts, $50; market steady
to 10 cents higher. Top. s5.S5 on
load Of Nebraskas; other grain-feds
and locals, s5.25 to s5.65.
Cattle, receipts, $50; holdovers,
464; market steady Local fed
steers, $3.50 to Sc; Arizona Mexi-
cans, $3.50; Idaho feeders, $3.50 to
$3.50; common to good COWS, 50. IS
to S4
Calves, receipts, 100; holdovers,
112. Market nominally steady.
Sheep, receipts. 1900; eight deck
just arrived; early sales steady
Medium Utah lambs, s5.35.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-12
Castaways Are
Saved By Navy
Continued From Page II

continued From Page IL
we're unable to find any trace of
the castaways.
Storms had broken over the area
where the castaways were found
recently. The waves piled high, ac-
cording to advices.
Previously it had been reported
that the castaways were survivors
of the wrecked Baden Baden, a 500
ton steamer of Costa Rican regis
try.
The Baden Baden was carrying
a general cargo from Rio Hacha.
Colombia, to Colon. 1t carried two
passengers in addition to its crew.
The Swan advised authorities here
that none OF the crew was Ameri-
can. The captains name was Wab-
Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-11-12

w. NJ, Petitfils, Los Angeles, re-
Gently bought 10000 acres near
Oakdale, Stanislaus County, for
merly known as the Schell and
and Frankenheimer ranches. I'M
mediate improvements will cost
s25, 900 and 1000 Herfords will
start the farm herd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
BY DAN THOMAS SEA Service Writer

Hollywood --- Any person ia apt to see his or her own life depicted on ths silver screen 1t any time with variations. of course.
 But few have inc privilege Of seeing Il picture advertised hs the story of their life. To be surc, the exploits of many prominent figures have served ns Inc basis for good many motion pictures. Hut that usually happens Hft"r the person has died.
 John D. Rockefeller Is 10 be hn exception to this rule. Ills life will be shown on the silver screen with the nexi six months, with George ArIiss playing the title role. The picture. To be produced by Warner First National will be titled John D. Rockefeller.
 Amcricn's wrhltbiest man. or ht least fl close rnnDetsnp, hlrehdf has given his consent to the nse Of his life story ns Il film subject md Julian Josephs0n, who has adapted the stories for most Of Arilss' vehicles tn date. is pfepar. Ing Inc story. He hopes 10 have it ready to submit tO Rockefeller for his approval by August I5
 The story will be Il human and dramatic Ons covering Inc Inst 40 years Of tbs oil kings life md In
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
WHAT THE PRESS A GENTS SAY

Wives with Billie Dove and Give Brook.
 The change of program to.m0r- r0w brings the HeGs Beneath with George O'Brien and Marion Less. ing. In the Hens Beneath, George D'Eriep's newest vehicle for Fox M0vietone, tbs talking camera for Inc first time records viVidiy the methods used by Inc Esboats, and also the workings Of the "myetery ships which accounted for n fair share Of the 200 Gemnn eubm6r. Ines thht were in turn sunk by the allied nnviea,
 The companion feature Is Dude Ranch with Jnek Ohine. Stuart Erwin, Eugene Palette, Niiz Green and June Collier. on tbc bin is also h new chapter of The MyE,ery Trooper. bntufdny night Inc weekly Country Store will be held and fifteen big baskets laden with choice rntnbies will be handed over the f0otlighis by he New Garden funster. After Inc regular performance nt II o'clock o-nlEbi. hIeo tomorrow and Sht. urdhy night, the Jack Hhnrkey. Mickey Walker fight films will be shown. These are the ofncini films made under the auspices Of The Mrs Randolph Hearst Miik Fund md Wht"rburinps bre view. ing them before any other city in has the opportunity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
Health Of State
 Needs Attention
Officials Seeking Ways and Means of Preventing the
 Spread of Disease

yisofy service Is public hrhlih nursing, efforts 10 prevent venTrs eai diseases, advice In dental by- gisne and information on the statistics of births. marriages and deaths, which gre hIl part of the public health program. The prop CT care of dDifles that furnish milk 10 the people Of Connecticut Is i'm. pofthut 10 be sure that milk Is handled In n "iraniy manner from the time fl leaves the COW until lt reaches the consumer and parti- cUihfly that inc COW iE not III with tuberculosis or some other dis ease, Many people do not know thnt when they hay" cases of chinkHnpox or measles or whoop- Ing cough In thr house, and Il pbys sicinn Is not called, that ths state Inv and sanitary code require that the family must report It's cases of cOnnupichb diEchEr Co inc health officers 20 ihht he will bs aware tha, h cnse exists, 1T this k not done, the health officer Is crippled in not knowing from whht source m outbreak m1y hrier.
 In addition, We have the pr0- motion of the health Of mothers, children md babies by proper work that Ia being done constantly by health officers throughout ths sthto in trying To prevent the high dcHth fHte that hHs occurred among infants and also the high death rate among mothers. All of this means planning for Inc future for when il mother Is taken III follow ing childbirth, II Is too late for preventive measures to be effective.
 Preventive measures must be carried out before it k too late. Thus of proper education of moth CTS we hope to hdiyte eHch one 20 thnt she VIII prepare for Inc birth Of her children and have the childbirth thke place in the easiest possible way md with the iehst possible danger 10 herself or The child.
 Thus The important thing for Inc people In th" stale tD realize is that Inc health officer Is con s'nntIy nt work even though there Is no epidemic. We should be sure To give Inc health officer loyal support. particularly when he asks for funds 10 carry on hls work We should listen nttentiyrIy To any preventive plans ihnt he has made. for those are always most renun- rfhiiys In The returns In h"hliH for thr money spent, The iH0n"y spent in Inc prevention of disease and the promotion of health glvee fnr greater returns In value of health thnn the money which Is spent In Inc GuhfnntinlnK of single case of smallpox or diphs therin.
 sincerely hope that all who are listening who 1re on vacation htr having most happy time and in leisure moments will give Il little time To realize that cOnnecticut's health needs constant attention. particularly in Inc promotion of itE public health and In tbe sponsor Ing of efforts which hre being made io wipe disehse from he X
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
Fair Funds Assured,
 Says Ambassador Dawes
Century of Progress Exposition Has Ample Financial
 Resources tO Open in 1883

Chicago. fBDe'iaD Ample funds have been secured To hssute he opening In iDa3 Of fl century of pfogfsrs--ChieBg second worlds fair,
 This announcement Whs made to- day iD Il speclnl statement pre-" pared by Charles C. Dawes. hh~ basshdof 10 England and chhifnhh 0f he ezposi'ion's nrhn'" commit lee, before he departed Tor Wash InEi0n en route 10 resume hls am bs SSH bdofihI duties In London.
 Ambh Esndof DnW"s' statement disniGrcs ihht he personally sold sI,OGD, 900 worth of exposition bonds during hls brief stay, The statement In phii follows
 "Of he sIb,1Gt.0bG bonds of il century Of progress, secured br Il 40 per c~ni Hen on he gate receipts. 1g,bbb,tG5 have been sold without Individubl oi corporation suhfinr lee. The trWhinlHg ta,ifb.tDb hf" secured bY iudlyiduhl hnd corpora
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
Arliss To Play Lead Role M
 Film On RockefeLLer;s Life
Last 40 Years Of Oil Kings History To Be Told
 In Human Picture Directed By Alfred Green

of tho original Standard oil Com pany.
 Actual shooting on the picture is expected Co start late in Beptem- Der, with Alfred Green directing it. Green. you may remember, is the man who directed Ariiss in Dis rneli." the film in which the Eng fish star made his bow on the American screen,
 Perhaps we're wrong. but it seems to us n bit iroDicaI that the task of charncterizing one. Of America's outstanding citizens should fall upon the shoulders of m EngiIsbman. However. ws know of no other man in pictures who could compare with ArIiss for such a portrayal.
 There's no limit for our film players hs f8r as collecting pets it concerned. Just the other day we visited Florence Brttton Snd found that she has added n donkey to her men1gerie. Prior to this afdi. ton included two dogs. n cnt and Il number of goldfish
 Due f6 the success of various forms of athletes ns subjects for ons.rtei pictures. Universal stu- diOs have signed Dr Walter A.. McnnweiI. University of Wisconsin bnsk tb6ll coach, 10 make h series of films on how t0 play basketball Meanwell arrived here several days ngO with q squad of trained play. CTS md plans to start production i'm ediateiy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30

;, At this time of the year. our people should have more time To consider matters of health cons GeFning themselves, their families, and also tbs health Of the ma ss of the people. or hs we might say, fhe health of Connecticut itself When ws sny Connecticut health. Ws think of the state as whole with iis one million, six hundred Thousand people, abd II is In re-. gard to this mass health. state wide, that hIi of us should be In. tsrestsd,
 The state of Connecticut iE diyid- cd up into igD towns and each Of these towns has h department of health or fl health officer. Tn hd- dttion, each borough and city hhs q broad Of health and health officer.
 Many people ibink Of behlth work as being primarily and per. hbps entirely connected with cases Gf disease. The truth is far from that, for in carrying on our health work today we ar" constantly seeking preventive measures for protecting against communicable disease and arc douiE everything We can for the promotion of th" health of thr people. particularly the children of tbe state. The mot 10 Of the state department of health of tbs people. particularly the children of the state. The motto Of the state department of health for many years has been "For Clean Stnts and | Healthy People"
 Very often, the only time when citizens think Of fl health depart 5nent or Il health off1ners's work is when fin outbreak of some dis- ease occurs. such hs the outbreak of p0iinmyeiitls or infnntiis phrbi- ysis that has recently occurred In a section of Connecticut.
 When such m outbreak or cpl demic occurs. the departments of health or health officers hr" "x~ pected to take immediate action In aij emergency work such ns this. health officers and depart ynents Of health cannot expect io cops with such outbreaks of di.g ease unless the where Withnl ls furnished them 10 60 to, which means that there must be il suf- f1eient appropriation available nt once, md that thetc should De no delay.
 The real essence of modern health work is that planning must bs done ahead io fDfnser conditions which may occur. just bs flfr department plans ahead, purchases ths hose. has pipe lines hnd fire apparatus necessary and nrem"U to cope with Inc nre when the alarm sounds.
 Modern public health work Is similar In scope In thni planning ahead Is necessary for ih" pfopfc prevention of disease and inc hde- guGtr promotion of public health activities Prevention of disease st ths present lime covers Eu"h things ns safety of water supplies. study of occuphilDnhl disease. "z- afninhtlons of tbDushHds Of labor atOry specimens ehch month. nd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
FAULTY GREASING KNOCKS 'EM OUT... drag em in!" says A. Yace welkno,vn Auto "Le Guard"

Day after day~-holidays, hot Sundays--all I do is to rescue stranded motorists Cars with burned out bearings, parchcd steering knucklcs, scorched cylinders.
 Just because their owners don't give 'cm proper fabrication, these engines start knock ing and grooming. They peter out. And drag 'em inl
 Cts a wonder to me that so many motorists can be so apshod. If they only realized the importance of having every point on their cars and there arc as many as 50 or 60--properly fabricated with the right lubricant, they would never have to call on me.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
"A WOMAN OF ExpEItIENCE"
 STARRING HELEN TWELVE
 TREES AT WAItSifIS STATE

There's Il new comedy ienm on tht screen horizon. And it is com posed of none other than Xhsu pltis hnd Franklin tnngborn fi1ughieD.
 These familiar faces gre the com edy relief In Inc new HEO tathe feature. "A Woman of Exprfi- ence." starring Usien Twelvetrees. |" hi Warmers Hints to-day and to- morrow.
 Miss Pills hns the role of Katie" maid To fl registered wo- man of Vienna who hns yOiun. i@efed her services in the capture of n suspected spy. Franklin pnng. born, of tED phthe comedy fame. Is "linnr," q dog srobbrr," in American p6rlBpee, to Il young A usirinh naval officer.
 The success Of their hppeHtnnce together In "A Wonnn of Expeu. eh"s" may bring them together
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
BIsJcEZY STORY MARKS
 MERRY NEW FILM HIT
"Iaugh and Get Rich" Opens Here To-day

"IAugh and Get Rich" Opens Here
 To-day
 Anyone can live and spend iiko h miiiionatre---while his money lastsi
 That is what n small-t0wn fam fly does on It's lifetime savings of several thousand dollars, seen in Radio Pictures new comedy hit. Laugh and Get iticb." opening to- day nt the Lyric theatsr.
 The family of tbree--~f0ther, mother and daugbter.--do wonders with that savings account by spending it within h few dhysl
 It Is just one of the many novel and entertaining angles of Laugh and Get Rich" however, which .s said to bs packed with fun and surprises. drama and even il bit of pathos, as well as appealing roc nance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
 NOW Ar FOX POLL PALACE

t!rchusr she Is so sweet and wins some, little Mariiyn KnoWiden will gain th0usn nda of friends for her self in few weeks ilnrr-aOr nt least her shadow md Inc echo of her voice will gain Inc hosts or admirers. for M6riiyn k h brand new talking screen personality.
 Al the nge of of four-hnh rhahh hIf yehrs Mnrlyp is playing Inc part of Janet. Inc dnfiing daughter of I'nul Lukbs and Eleanor Hoard man in "Women Love once" the Paramount picture now playing hl the Fox tOli Palace.
 4 few months ago Mhrilyn. hc~ c0mpnnied by her parents. visited friends In Hollywood. With true parental pride tbr Kn0wldrns took their adorable child to the various casting ofiicesavhH old Spanish custom among visitors To ths film ncrDpolls.
 bevrrhi days ister. M1rilyn was chosen for her phrt in "Women Love Once" by Director Edward Goodman. it is Inc fIrst movie she hhe ever appeared in.
 Mnril2n's father. It r., EnoWIs
 
 Bnn Francisco. He is now cOnsid- ering opening Il Los Angeles office md dividing his time between thr Two cities sO ihht his daughter obn continue her siIvef-scrren career.
 The ro~ftntufe will be "Thr Holy Terror" with George D't;rirn md fhIiy Eilfrs.
 Thrilling action. suspense, myss tTfy md romance relieved by much comedy promise to nnkr "A Holy Terror" new Fox production. ohs of the most entertaining pie. turra 10 be shown on this screen this season.
 Foz Moyleione news md novel, ties will complete the program. saturday nhtines only the FoE roii fhInne offers for Inc children thr frst chapter of "fhe Vanish Ing Legion" with Harry Carey also will give hWhY free t0 nii children attending the matinee Thsiyehst candy,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30

"As long as there arc careless drivers in this world, my business will never have dcprcs- sion. I'll be busy just as long as folks fall for slap-dash grcasingr'
 (si1ned) A. V. YACE Socony Certified fabrication is given only by experts who have been schooled for 16 weeks to Iubricate your car by chart. They never guess. They never skip or skimp.
 They know exactly how many points large or small-thcrc are on your car; they have the proper Socony lubricant for each one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
Inn CIotrc and It0bert Ames tn "ItcbOund' Next Offering nt
 Warner GsrOt1ters' Htntc

When love begins 10 show signs of inc0nsthncy ts it worth lighting f0rY
 4 particularly interesting view of this engr0ssing question Is said to be taktn in "ttfbound," the Donald ogden stewart stage tuo- cess which hns been transferred 10 the talking screen by HKO fhthe.
 Inn Claire, whose charm and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
GREAT SHOW AT CAMDEN

Al Inc New Gnrhen io.day you cbu see Inc ttoyni Bed. n sparkling comedy sensation with Lowell Sherman. Mary Ast6t. Hugh Ire. Vof and Nance O'Neii. The com 9 phnion feature Is FNrethebfta and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY JULY so I93T

talent contributed to the stage presentation. is again seen in the stellar role, whie Robert Ames plays opposite her. Others in the cast include Myrna Loy. iieddn Hopper and Robert Williams.
 Rebound" will open Saturday st the Warner Bros State thcatcr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30

When they finish their safe, sure, scientific job, they hand you receipt-your guarantee that your car has been fabricated through out-point-by-point.
 For your cars sake.-and your pockctbooks drive into Socony Station today. A Socony man can save you money and serve you quickly, efficiently, courteously.
 Let him show you the difference between an ordinary gropc-and-hope "grcasing" job and a systematic, careful Socony Certified Lubri- cation job.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
CITY COUNCIL HAitk BAD
 OUfDttA IItfIM IIh ns'hAIA

santa Mobl'h. fhlif Hs TIt'J aa- Offensive Odpts rhnt tiir on fanth Monica mbnt iphi busseE,
 With tbls flai hs"lathiirn, iha city council took emergency meas ufes and passed m ordinance. which, in effect "hiis upon sii bus drivers tD sniff. peer and poke every boarding o1pi,
 if its smell of iimbUiget cheese ls too 0dotifefOns, 1T slightly old Ing snofs are present, eseh driver sha,i refuse is have anything ip do piib tbam.
 Regarding tbs presence of he btlaied beer drinkers or eiafet wine lBbibsrs. ibs city council tes fussd io act
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30

again 6s comedy team. it Is lnti- mated 1n Hollywood.
 An excellent surrounding pros gram accompanies the feature pres. entnti0n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30

have turned to the radio instead
 of the corner store for their di.
 version, H. C. Potts. director of annual Farmers Week nt Okla
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30

lion guarantees. The said gtihrhn. lees amount in The aggregate 10 tb.b7i 900. In addition 10 Inc lien on g6is receipts
 "Or ihese have sold on thls trip something over Si 900. 900 iehyr Ing about K.1t6,ObG Of guaranteed bonds 10 be sold ns needed during the Ihiief bhri of next year
 owing tD our contracts for sale Of "Ehlbit sDh"e. which have been made md hfe being made. much of which is being pbih for iH advance iD save dis"Ouui for "hEh. lt will probably not be necessary In order 10 complete Inc exposition To make any additional solicitation of funds from Inc publl".'
 Among n" large purchasers Of spnrr Hhmrd by General Dh yes are, The American Telephone and Teies graph Co. International Telephone md Telegraph Co. Western Union Telegraph O.. lthdlp Corporation Of Am"fl'h, Baltimore 4 Ohio rail, rohd and illinois Central Hallway company, In addition. Ambassador In Wea pointed out. W, E. EHuderH. president of Inc Chevrolet com BnuY, has Just announced Inc sign Ing of contract by General Motors rpt ppintion for ihr expenditure Of approximately fl 100000 for Il buiidink To house ihnt corporations exhibits ni Inc exposition.
 We have had nVhiihbir Uf iis own fuuds for ihla exposition nt ihis very early date. approximately wlihin fi.htb.tOb of ihr nmoiinl which ~ns available Tor Inc thl- | t.at the opening of iis gates
 Ambassador DhW WnE dr' dared that iht fil 1000. 900 hynlinblr before 'Dusltn' 'iion started lnsi year on Il 'en'utv Of progress hulldlups wna hb"h double ibe tb.gt7.lh4 aa con, i itibultd 10 Inc itDa fhir during i,s eniite construction period This lht ter amount. General Dawes points out. Whs increased io more itnn VIZ btG,bpt bY publi" Hppropilu | lions hnd Inc premium on souvenir coins, Antf Inc 1893 fair opened, | iis gate. concession HDd other tnr ""jpis reached fib.72a.gD3.D he
 sbiI. "DniiuuinE.
 'Th" compact and sfficieni burir
 ness "rEhulhhilcn which itufuA C,
 tjbWes. president, and hia associates ] have bulli up for q century Of progress hos operated from the bss RlnnluE under h strict executive l'ontf"I of "<penJi'ure md budget
 system. hhd ihr iHhtetIni reduction In pirEeut hudIdiHg costs due To
 general conditions has resulted iU Inc letting Of buildlnK contracts
 nh'h below ihe original estimates lDf cost
 | "I' iE ih"se iNn facts and Inc
 Fz'eptlDnhl md early demand by
 "nttftiisihs business concerns for 1HEhibli space wbith hfn largely re.
 spohflblr Tor Inc healthy fnhnoihi
 condition of ih" exposition
 The exposition ls having sblens dld 70 operation fiou Inc mayor
 and Tn" tcuth Park missiohefe,
 hs Ills steady progress Is realized,
 ibe large business concerns Of our great 'ifv and country Hfe enlist Ing in lis work and pfD9fess t'ss mfWtb 'ufWyp ufWKuUDuuuH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30

homa A, and M. college, will open every morning session with ID minutes of singing. Just Co make them feel nt home"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
OKLAHOMA UXES SINGING
 TO CHECK DRIFT CITYWAItD

Saltwater, Oklahoma UP) ---- Singing hns been rrsorted to hs m check to the urbnpWard drift of oklahoma farm youth.
 Believing that modern farmers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30

nil probability will contain much of interest regarding ths formation