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Evening star., 1931-12-18
CAIRO is THRONGED
FOR KING AND PREMIER
Procession to Parliament Followed
by Address on Friendly Foreign
Relations That Brings Cheers.

By the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Egypt, December 1S.-The
picturesque pageantry of the East COL
lored Cairo's streets yesterday as King
Fuad drove with Premier Sidky Pasha
through lines Of troops to attend the
opening Of the Egyptian Parliament.
The King and the premier rode in the
state coach. The Grown Prince of Abys-
Evening star., 1931-12-18

Highways in Mexico have a total
mileage Of nearly $1,000.
Evening star., 1931-12-18
pENROD and SAM"
Warner Bros. Metropolitan

To audiences from to 6o-this First National ,
Attraction with leads played by Leon Janney,
Penrod, and Junior Coghlan, as Sam, will prove to
be Of the outstanding pictures Of the season
You m it'll
Evening star., 1931-12-18

More than $1,000 workmen In Bel
gium cultivated private gardens in the
last year.
Evening star., 1931-12-18
0USTED FROM PALESTINE
Islamic Delegate Forced to Leave
After Attacking Italv.

JERUSALEM. Palestine, December 18
E?.-Abdul Rachman Azzam, Wafdist
delegate to the Islamic Conference, was
deported from Palestine yesterday be-
cause OF speech in which he attacked
the Italian policy regarding Tripolitana,
A government communique said his
words were calculated to "embitter re-
lations between Italy and the manda-
tory government of Great Britain"
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PEERARES SCHOOL PIaNS

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Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
OF
DAVIS HINGES ON
INTENT OF LAW

If Mexican laws allow conviction
Of man who is responsible by acts
committed in Mexico, for the death
of a man in the United States, NJ.
K. "Coots' Davis will be taken to
Mexico to face trial on a charge OF
numbering William Presley
District Attorney Elmer w. Head
was responsible for this statement
when he said today that United
States Commissioner David B. Head
of Los Angeles has taken extradi-
ton of Davis under consideration.
The case was referred to Rafael
de Ia Colina, Mexican consul in Los
Angeles, for an opinion on the jul
risdiction Of Mexico in this case un-
der its own laws.
Should de la Colina report that
a conviction is possible, extradition
papers will be sent to the secretary
of state for his signature, and Da-
Wis will probably be extradited to
Mexico.
William Presley was knitted in a
MeXicali saloon February and died
in The county hospital on the north
ern side of the international line
March 16.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
VIVIAN GORDON
Staying SOLVED
BY CHAUFFEUR

NEW YORK, May 25. (U.p)-The
confession of the chauffeur of the
automobile in which Vivian Gordon
rode to her death left. police said
today, only the establishment of
motive for the crime to complete
the solution of one of New York S
most sensational murders.
After being questioned Is hours,
Harry Schlitten, alias Harvey, con-
fessed he drove the car in which
the red-haired woman was stran-
gled. He named Harry Stein as
the actual killer, but said Samuel
Greenburg. alias Greenhauer. helped
put a clothesline around her neck
and strangle her. Stein already is
indicted for the killing, and Green
berg will be arraigned today. Schlit-
ten and IZZy Lewis, alias English.
are to be held as material witness
es.
The finding of the woman's body
started a sensational series OF
events. Shortly afterward her 10
year-old daughter, Bonita Bischoff,
committed suicide in Audubon, NJ.
where she lived with Miss Gordon's
divorced husband. The girl left
diaries explaining she thought her
mother was beautiful dancer, and
was unable to endure the shame
she felt in learning otherwise.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
Al Delegates
Return Home

Imperial Valley delegates to the
Al club leaders conference held
this weekend at Laguna Beach for
the leaders OF Southern California,
have returned and report splendid
conference
Problems of All club work were
discussed, each county being respon-
sible for a particular topic. The
Imperial Valley delegates led the
discussion on Al club tours. AS
well as the business sessions, the
delegates enjoyed beach parties,
swimming events and other sports.
Miss Florence Gem. home DEM
onstration agent; D. Z. Creighton,
assistant farm advisor: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Rouser. Mr.. and Mrs.
&. E. Daley, Mrs. Frank RoSenbaum,
and Mrs. A. R. Kramar, represented
Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
Report Brawley
Girl Missing

Imperial county peace officers to-
Gay are searching for Consuela
Buentiempo, 14-year-old Brawley
Mexican girl who disappeared Sat-
urday night from a little restau-
rant in Brawley
The girl was last seen at S:45
Saturday night, when she appeared
in the small east side restaurant
and asked for the key to the rest
room.
It was given her. She has not
been seen since.
The missing girl weighs lie
pounds. When last seen she was
wearing white sport shoes. a white
dress, no stockings and no hat. She
has long, black hair, brown eyes and
a medium complexion.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
HOTEL De ANA
OPENING SET FOR
NEXT THURSDAY

Elaborate plans for a gala opening
of the new De ANA hotel at Cal
exico have been completed by VIII
r. Conway, managing owner of the
new hotel and formerly owner OF
the Barbara Worth here.
The opening ceremonies, which
will be informal in nature, will start
next Thursday at IL a. m. and will
continue throughout the day and
the evening.
j. Reynolds Van Week will be
master of ceremonies for the enter
tainment program. which will be
under the direction Of Fanchon and
Marco, with music by Ray Vests
Columbia recording orchestra, fea-
turing Manila LaMori.
Entertainment and dancing will
alternate throughout the afternoon
and evening. Contrary to popular
belief, no invitations will be send by
mail. it was stated today.
Finishing touches are being
placed on the beautiful hotel and
everything VIII be in spic and span
order when the hotel is opened,
Conway stated today.
1T is my ambition to make this
an all-Imperial Valley hotel, and
the opening an all-valley celebra-
ton" he added. I'VE have done
everything We possibly can do to
make the hotel the last word in
comfort and convenience. and the
personnel will use every effort to
make it as home-like as possible,
so that folks will enjoy coming
here. whether to remain for a time
or to patronize our dining room"
Charlie Murphy and Hayes White,
who were with Conway at the Bar
bara Worth, Will be day clerks at
the De ANA. They have numerous
friends, not only among permanent
residents of the valley. but hun
dreds of others who have visited
here in recent years, announcement
that they viii be connected with
the hotel has given universal salts
faction. Other members of the old
Barbara Worth staff will be found
in the kitchen and dining room and
other departments of the hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
IMPERIAL MAY

ing he was sought on a charge of
grand theft.
But in Los Angeles. among thou
sands of every race, creed and col
or, one Filipino of slight stature is
not very noticeable. So Fred strolled
along, until his footsteps led him
to the corner of Third and Main
streets
1t was the wrong moment-the
psychological mis-step-at least for
Fred. Because just then Tom Sharp.
special investigator for the Imperial
county district attorney, drove
around that very corner.
Sharp jammeo on his brakes. slid
from under the wheel, and Fred
Catalina found himself once again
in custody. He argued with means
physical and vocal, but was escort
ed to the fugitive bureau of the Los
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25

Angeles sheriff's office. and held
there.
Yesterday he was returned to I'm
perial county by Don Campbell and
Elmer Waters, special deputies, to
face trial on a charge of abscond-
ing with $500 entrusted to him when
he was contracting Filipino labor
for picking peas near Brawley.
Catalina was once held in the
county Jail while officers investi-
gated his reported activities in con-
nection with a supposed white slave
ring near Imperial. Billie Catalina.
his wife, stood trial on charge of
molesting school children, reduced
from attempted child stealing, and
was released for lack of evidence to
convict.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
Nelson Arrested
On Check Charge

Floyd Nelson was arraigned be-
fore Judge I. Mayfield this morning
on a charge of issuing fictitious
checks, and preliminary hearing set
for May 25. Bond was set at $1,000.
Nelson had been out of Jail only
a short time when he was arrested
on the check charge, a similar
charge to the one on which he was
jailed before.
Nelson was one of the four pri-
soners wounded when B. Bascadillo
Filipino, ran amuck in common
cell in the jail, and attacked fell
low prisoners with a pair of barber
shears.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
National
Alleged Border
Smuggler Taken

Arrested by United States immi-
grafton officers last night on
charge of smuggling illegal aliens
across the border, Dell Hay. %, OF
Tulane, was bound over to the
United States district court under
$1,000 bond after a hearing before
Commissioner Dorsey Whitelaw to-
day
Gilbert Steward, %, arrested at
the same time and with Hay, was
released this morning without
charge.
Hay IS charged with trying TO
smuggle Loretta Aria, %, across the
border at Calexico, in violation OF
federal immigration laws.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
WARMERS PLAN CUT

NEW YORK, May 25. tU.H = A
general salary reduction of 20 per
cent is under consideration by War
ner Brothers Pictures, Inc, to effect
payroll saving of 100000 weekly.
1t was learned today.
The report came after announce
ment of S to 25 per cent salary
reduction by Paramount-Publ cor
poration, and follows the recent re-
tirement from Warner Brothers of
two important banking directors.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
Daily Reports
OfFinance And
Grain Markets

! CHICAGO, May 25. (U.P)- Wheat
rallied toward the close on the
board of trade today to finish with
in fractions of the previous close
when shorts covered but did not
/ hold the best prices. Shorts became
active when corn steadied and on a
report by a crop expert placing
probable damage in Kansas between
/ 100000 and is, 100000 bushels from
the freezing temperatures of last
week. A decrease of 275 900 bushels
in the visible supply had little ef-
feet. The market was unsettled
July setting a new low at the out
set while the deferred months
equalled the bottom mark for the
season later. All deliveries of corn
except May, set new low prices
early. Short covering rallied the
market one time but the finish was
off sharply. Oats followed corn
sharply.
At the c:ose wheat was l-9 to &c
lower with May &C higher; corn
was 5-S to &C lower and oats were
* to &C down. Provisions were
steady to easy, recovering from new
low ground
May wheat, old, closed at .s214;
May corn, old, closed at .54l5. and
May oats, old, at .27A.
NEW YORK, May 25. UP)-
United States Steel Common stock
today equalled its 1924 low of 94i4
where it was down Al points from
Saturdays close, although il met
meager support and came back q
shade at the close.
The stock market generally closed
with losses ranging TO 5 points in
the general list and more than 10
points in a few special issues.
A steady stream of liquidation
continued throughout the session
with only slight support at various
intervals.
The opening generally was Slight
ly lower all along the line with rails
suffering most. Leading induStriais
made new lows for the bear market,
some of these minimum levels dat
ing back more than decade
Western Union sold ct the lowest
level since 1890
Along with the stock market
commodities were weak. cotton and
grain futures making new seasonal
lows. Bonds and bank stocks also
receded
There was no particular pressure
on the leading issues until late in
the day when activity picked up on
the downside. However, the brunt
of liquidation was borne by the
highest grade issues such as Steel,
American Can, Union Pacific. East
man Kodak, General Electric, and
General Motors.
LOS ANGELES, May 25. DIP
Light trading on the Los Angeles
Stock Exchange today sent prices
down fractionally Transamerica
was among the most active issue.
On a turnover of 1900 shares,
Transamerica sold off u at 72
Security First National was off at
Il at 75A on a sale of so shares
while Pacific Mutual and Pacific
Western were unchanged at so and
62s respectively.
Claude Neon on a sale of 500
shares dropped q to l6 while Edi-
son Common on a turnover of 600
shares sold off y at 43.
Standard Oil was one of the few
stocks to show an increase. On a
sale of 1900 shares it advanced one
point to 347s. At one time during
the trading it reach 35c.
Union Associates was off Is at l6
on a turnover of 700 shares while
Union Oil sold off q at 1875.
Los Angeles Investment was up
Is at g.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
FILIPINO HELD
AFTER ARREST
In Los ANGELES

Fred Catalina, Filipino, strolled
about Los Angeles Friday afternoon
secure in the conviction he was safe
from those prying Imperial county
officers.
For Catalina had gone through
one brush with Imperial county Of
ficers, and had a pretty good idea
he would have another if he ever
returned to Imperial county, know
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
Seniors To Hold
Class Exercises

Seniors Of Central Union high
school are TO hold their class day
exercises tonight at o'clock in the
high school auditorium.
At this time they will bequeath to
next years Seniors, both the joys
and responsibilities which have been
in their charge.
The program itself is to be en-
tertaining in nature and Seniors
their friends and relatives are invited
TO attend.
Tomorrow night the Seniors will
give the return dance for the Junior
class, the affair to be held in the
high school gym and open TO alum
nj, Seniors and Juniors.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
RADIO PATENT INVALID

WASHINGTON, May %. UP)-
The Langmuir radio tube patents,
owned by the General Electric COM
pany, were held invalid today by
supreme court in one of the most
important cases in the history of
radio patent litigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
Decoration Day
Is Coming

You will need clean clothes.
Marshs strongly recommend that
you prepare NOW.
The last few days before holiday
are always rush days for the cleaner
ana it will help lot if you will CO.
operate new.
Location: Barbara Worth Hotel
Building. Phone 435.-AdY
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
STOCK QUOTATIONS

A turkey pool in Moffat County,
Colorado, last season paid members
1914 cents per pound net, while in
dividuals selling locally or ship
ping to Denver, ranged from 20 to
% cents net.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25

hdSIl4lls NOIl at BOSAoI4, POStk1oAASNA
F account rain.
/ (Second Game)
AT Philadelphia
New York ........ 600 900 0l3- 4 6 l
Philadelphia o.. 900 $50 00x-l6 Is 0
Sherid, McEvoy, Weaver and
Dickey, Jergens: Mahaffey and
Cochrane, Heying.
At Cleveland
Chicago -........... 200 100 0l2-6 8 l
Cleveland ...... 900 002 05X-7 13 3
Thomas, McKain and Tate; Hud-
lin and Wyatt.
First Game
At Philadelphia
New York -. 020 900 000-2 8 o
Philadelphia :. 003 900 0lx-4 8 0
johnson and Dickey; Grove and
Cochrane.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
U. s.-BRAZIL TRADE sAGS

RIO DE JANERO, Brazil, OPP
An analysis Of the United States
foreign trade of 1890 to Brazil as
compared with 1929 shows exports
dropped q per cent and imports
80 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
BASEBALL SCORES
American

Washington at Boston, postponed
account rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-25
First Game

Thomas, Mckaln and IaIt, HUI
lin and Wyatt.