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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-14
ByUnited Press

CLEVELAND Feb ls.-sutter-Extrss.
Is :s S5a9d' issc 2Ss ESgEzt 5;
medium, 2lc; Leghorn fowls. l6dl7c:
heavy, broilers, 2i@2sc: Leghorn broiiers..
&c; ducks. CSC; old cocks, l5c; geese. 15@
l6c: stays. zoe: caporS No. l. 2S632c.
Potatoes-Ohio Round whites. 90c dSf per
ieo,lo: sack: Msine. Green Mountain,
$2SSa24o. few $3.50 per l2o-lb; sack;
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. Feb. l3-cash grain close:
7s: NO = req 4sj 1se nc co,nh RsFd
mixed, SIC: No. 3. 6lt1d &C; No. 60660i.c:
No. 5. 5s659c: No 2 yellow. 644G Csc; No.
3. 6ld63c: No. 4 60d61c; 5sA G6s94c
No. white. 64d65c; No. f. 62i4d 63Lsc;
No. 5. 59i4 161Hc. Oats-No 2 white,
33@3314c: No. g. 31s4G32%c Rye-None.
Barley-4iG Sic. Timothy-SS.75G9. Glover
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STOCK MARKET
MOVES HIGHER
IN LATE RALLY
Issues Show Gain Despite
Profit Taking Near
Close of Day.
Average Stock Prices

:. Average price Of thirty industrials fov
Tor 1891. Average Of twenty rails was
llO.7ls OF 80. Average Of twenty utilities
VAS 67i3,. up 81. a new high for 1881
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By United Press

Fl. WAYNE. Ind. Feb. 1s-Hogs-Mar-
100 lose.. $3.50; l60-lSo lbs. $40; lso-
200 lbs. $3.50; 2o0-2lo lbs. $3.50; 2lo-22o
lbs: $3.50; 220-23o lbs. Sis: 2So-240 lbs,
10000 lbs, $3.50 3oo-35o lbs, $3.50;
roughs, $S2S; stays, 81; calves, 5000;
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National hreproofng Corporation year
ended Dec. 81. net income 1882, 102 after
interest. depreciation. depletion, federal
taxes. etc.
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Western United Corporation and sub
salaries 1880 net profit s3.73 a combined
class A and E common share against
S4.l6 a combined share in 1923.
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Western Dairy Products Corporation 1880
net income estimated at 90 cents a class
B share against s1.Sl share earned in
1929.
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Yarn cloth exports amounted to $4,000
pounds against 1891 600 pounds in De-
cenlber.
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Cash Grain

Wheat--Easy; No. red. 7og7lc; No. 4
red. 500 roc: No. hard. SO Zoe. Corn
ssa sS M No y yeIiow. 5sG5sc0 No H He
low. 53i9 n 55c: No. mixed, $40 sac; No. 4
mixed. 5l62c. .Oats-Weak; No. 2 white.
UNCHANGED.
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LONDON-New York cables opened at
4S6 1872 Paris checks. 12S. 05 Amsterdam.
12.1o5; Italy. 92.s55; Berlin. 2o.44.
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By United Press

TOLEDO. Feb. -Hogs-Receipts. 200
market loQ25c lower; heavies, $625@6.70
mediums, $7q7.25; Workers, S75o9785
pigs. $7.5oQ7.65. Cattle-Receipts, light
market slow. Calves-Receipts, light; mar.
ket. steady. Sheep-Eecsipts light mar.
ket, lower.
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

Debts INSTRUMENTATION. $3.50 0oC
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DOzC-.JOneS
Summary

LONDoN-Bank of England made nc
change in its discount rate of 3 per cent.
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By Tim es Special

Ey Times Special
CHICAGO. Feb: la.-csrots. Wheat "a;
corn 1873; oats, 81.
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By Time Special
CHICAGO. Feb. 13-Primary receipts:
Wheat, 2,oS6. 900 against $1,000; corn
1901 900 against l,3l4,000 oats. 45l 900
against $4,000 Shipments: Wheat s0s.-
900 against 426 600: corn, sci 900 against
900; oats, 555,o00 against 1858 900.
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First NatienaI Stores, .IIggsso o7 quarter
depreciation and federal taxes against ST.
16s,o65 in December quarter Of 1929 For
332,5s2 against 81. sac, 1874 like period 1928.
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Bank of France statement as of Feb 6
shows gold S. 632 900 900 francs against
$3.50 900 600 ON Jan. 80: circulation IT,
772. 100000 against 70. $50. 600 900; ratio
o4.4S per cent against 1894 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
THIEVES HAVE
BUSY Time In
RURAL AREAS
ByCowan

Thieves in the unincorporated
county area Saturday and Sunday
enjoyed a busy session, judging
from reports on file in the sheriff's
office today.
Perhaps the most valuable haul
was made from a Filipino camp on
the H. H. Hoppin ranch three miles
south of Ell Centre Saturday night,
while other items of petty thievery
were reported Saturday and last
night.
Among the other victims were DR..
R. l.. Palmer of FL Centro, ped
dler near the CaleXico city limits
and Mrs. H. M. Gibson, living on
ranch near Imperial.
From the Filipino camp were
stolen a light tweed suit, blue suit
with white stripes, pair of cordu-
roy trousers, four pairs of dress
trousers, two suitcaSes, an orchid
dress, a leather jacket, two pairs
of black kid gloves, a navy blue
sport coat, a blue, double breasted
coat, wool sweater red and pink
Spanish shawl, SIS in cash and Fill
ipino lodge papers. The thief drove
a truck, investigation showed.
Mrs. Gibson, living on Imperial S
Main street west of the Brawley
Main canal, reported the theft of
two two-months old calves from
her ranch Saturday night. One of
the calves was of reddish color,
and the other was roam
The peddler, who neglected to
give his name, called from the Gate
way garage in Calexico to report
that two men in small roadster
stole from him three boxes Of
oranges. This was Sunday.
DR.. Palmer was more lucky than
the rest in that a coat stolen from
his car at the high school baseball
field in FL Centre yesterday was
recovered. In the coat was a Mas
onic emblem, and also valuable pa
pers. The coat was found after it
had been reported stolen.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
OFFICIALS GIVE
UP SEARCH FOR
MISSING BODY

With snow capped mountains
overlooking their efforts from a
great distance and a cold wind
whipping Salton Sea into a ruff
fled semblance of a cracked mir
ror, searching parties yesterday
made a last fruitless effort TO 10
cate the BODY of Glen Maxwell. 30
year-old duck hunter thought 20
have drowned IL days ago near
Bombay Beach.
While special officers. deputized
by Sheriff George L. Campbell,
cruised The surface of the sea in
boats Communicated for the pur-
pose, II army planes from March
field circled in the air above. seek
ing vainly for some sight of the
body.
All hope of finding the body was
apparently gone, searchers today
had been called from the scene.
Only the brother Of Maxwell. who
came here from Los Angeles 10 join
in the search, remained in the
slight hope Of some last minute de-
velopmert.
Maxwell and Miller Spafford, 81.
are thought to have drowned when
the sea became choppy from a brisk
wind IL days ago, the wind causing
a treacherous cross current in the
waves. Spafford's body was found
early last week, but no trace ever
was seen of the other body. The
men were in a small boat.
J 1t is thought MaXwells body is SO
heavily weighted down with boots
and outing clothes it is resting in
the bottom. Dynamiting and bomb
ing have failed to bring it to the
| surface.
Harold Gillett, who for almost {
week led Searchers, was called bach
Saturday afternoon by Sheriff
Campbell, and only special deputie.
left to continue the search. Ever
these had abandoned it today.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
Partial Payment
Plan In Court

Showing that the time payment
plan has entered into the courts as
we'll as civic life, Judge 1. Mayfield
of the Ell Centro justice court this
morning imposed a 500 fine for
reckless driving on B. w. Bush and
released Bush to make the first
payment of $25 by tomorrow.
Should Bush default in his pay
ment ne will be arrested and taken
to the county Jail to serve the alter
native of 25 days in Jail imposed
when Judge Mayfield passed sem
tence.
Bush was arrested by Jack Lee
state traffic officer, on the Calex-
leo highway.
Another traffic offender arrest
ed last night was j. @. Johnson ol
Brawley, arrested by Walter M
Walsh on the highway south oi
Brawley on the unique charge oi
driving while under the influence
of drugs. Johnson was to appear
before Judge H. B. Griffin in Braw-
ley today.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
ARGUMENT OVER
WAGES CAUSES
SHOVEL ATTACK

An argument over one week
wages, ably seconded by a shovel,
proved disastrous to the head Of
John Montoya, ST, yesterday after
noon when l.. A. Rowland, 40, ac-
cording to Montoya's story, swung
the shovel on his, Montoya's head.
With Montoya was Julio Monicel-
10. ST. who aided in quieting the
rancher and then called police.
His head swached in bandages,
Montoya appeared in police court
here this morning to tell his story.
Together with Rowland and Moni-
cello. Montoya was arrested yester-
day on. a charge of disturbing the
peace and fighting.
He and Rowland were arguing
over wages Rowland owed him, Mon
toya said, when the former lost
his temper and struck him on the
head with a shovel. The case was
continued for trial this afternoon.
Drunkenness played by far the
greatest part on the police court
docket this morning, with five pris-
oners facing that charge and one
facing a charge of vagrancy. These
cases were disposed of and four
others continued for hearing or
trial at later dates.
Henry Ward, %, was sentenced
to 80 DAYS in the county jail fol
vagrancy, and the sentence suspend
ed on condition he leave town.
| Two cid offenders who before
| this have been released by Judge j
E. Simpson to pay their fines again
were freed on their promises to pay
Both were charged with drunken
| ness. Felix Munoz, 81. was fined ST
while John Fabian, 81, was finet
$40. Both promised to pay later, a
we'll as take up all old debts to tn
police court.
Jim Spence, %, was the only on
charged with drunkenness who pait
his fine Immediately. He was fine,
$40. .-s=
E. Sanchez, %, and Miguel Marir
las, 30, were released, the first t
pay Sc fine and Maririas to pay
fine of $8.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
Maytag Company
Employees Dine

Local employees of the Maytag
West Coast Company were enter
tained at dinner in the Barbara
Worth hotel yesterday when Will
Hahn. president of the company,
and John M. Wyman, accompanied
by their wives, were honored guests.
The dinner was attended by II
statesmen, office staff and their
ladies, with A. R. Tagg, local man.
ager, acting as toastmaster.
Addresses were made by the visit
ing officials and by Manager Tagg,
who announced that the company's
local business has increased so per
cent above what it was last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
HEBER 'RIOTINC'
PROVES TO BE
FALSE ALARM

Over the telephone it sounded
like a gang fight on the Calexico
highway near Heber last night--or
at least that was the impression of
Don Campbell and Lloyd Castanian.
who were sent to quell the riot after
some interested party telepioned
from El Centro to tell of the fight
Roaring down the highway the
officers prepared their blackjacks
and riot clubs for an active evening.
and drove into Heber with watch
full eyes, expecting at any moment
a shower of bricks or fists.
But all seemed quiet on the Heber
front. Sure they had missed the
scene of the battle, the officers
cruised about in search of possible
casualties, but not one little cas-
ualty could they sec.
Returning to the sheriff's office.
they reported the battle apparently
had dissolved before they arrived.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
Holds False Teeth
Tight All Day Long

Fasteeth, new improved powder
keeps plates from dropping or Slip
ping. No gummy, pasty feeling.
Sweetens breath. Gives real teeth
comfort all day. Praised by people
and dentists everywhere Avoid
worry. Get Fasteeth at Clements
Drug Store or your druggist. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation for the many express
sions of kindness extended to us
during the illness and death of Nav
Otteger.
Signed: MR.. AND MRS. SHALY,
FRED BERCHTOLD.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
st. Mary's Church
Holding DevOtiOns

The forty hours devotion which
started in st. Mary's church at 10
o'clock Sunday will be brought to a
close tomorrow morning at O'Clock
when high mass will be celebrated
by Rev. Felix Sheridan, pastor OF
ST. Mary's.
Benediction will be held in the
church tonight at 7:30, with men,
bers of the parish attending deYo-
tions throughout the day.
During the services, Father Sheri-
Gay is being assisted by Rev. Will
liam MCKINLEY of Calexfco, Rev.
Patrick Carey of Holtville and Rev.
Joseph Fitzgerald of Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
Help Wanted-MaIe

GOOD PAY-STEADY WORK
Several choice openings in cities
and towns for ambitious men and
women. Experience unnecessary.
We finance you if required. Write
today. Mr., Thomas, Superinten-
dent, 426 Third ST., Oakland
Calf. . It'll
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
Shoe Hospital

-136 North Fifth High Grade Shoe Repalrine
at special prices-S125 half soles for $lO0 and s5O
half soles for $1.25 All extra heavy Rubber
heels-Mens 35c and soc, Ladies 35c. All work guar
teed.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07

Before the close of October, Adel-
anto, San Bernardino County. had
sent several thousand turkeys to
market.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
Exchange

FOR SALE OR TRADE - Owing
to other interests, compelled to
sacrifice about 300 penny vending
machines at wholesale cost. Press
Box ITO. TIA
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
Stone Insurance Agency

Thanks folks for the nice lines that have been
coming in The nsuring public is certainly finding its
way to door and being helped to rates that are
reasonable, both fire and automobile in times like
these. 1t pays to bring your insurance problems to
- W. l. Stone, 931 Main St.. Phones 248 and 3S7.
Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
Rooms and Apartment

FOR RENT - South room in COM
Portable home, garage. 665 He'll.
7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07

TRADE-Ladies' diamond ring val
ued at SIS, for living-room furni-
ture or radio 666 He'll. 7t2
TRADE = For Ell Centro property
or small acreage, beautiful 5-room
modern bungalow, tile features,
wall furnaces front and back ter
races, large lot, lovely gardens.
Alhambra. 20 minutes from heart
of L. A. Call 825 State st. Aft
TRADE-Span of 7-year-old work.
ing mules for COW or pigs. 214
miles south on Fourth st. 1a
mile east. George Bradshaw. 4t3
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
Real Estate Bargains
The Newfangles

Real Estate Bargains
List your vacant land-haye parties
waiting for 40 TO 800 acres.
Several nice new homes for sale.
Terms right.
A few good buys in hotels; money
makers.
C. w. Knapp, Broker
$50 Main st. Phone 1925
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07

FOR E-Reasonable. Lawson
radiant gas heater. 583 Ell
Centro. 5t5
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07

FOR RENT-Front room, gentle
man only. 730 Olive. 7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07

Harding grass in Marin county
seven years old, was growing Wig
orously before the first rain fell
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
Miscellaneous For Sale

FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red
hens, 9 months old; two Flamo
gas brooders; one coal oil BROOD
er. Phone 90l-W. 7t6
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07

FOR RENT - Light house keeping
room. 5l3 Brighton. 7t3
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07

FOR SALE-Corn stalk pasture,
miles west on San Diego highway.
Edgar johnson. 7t2
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07
For Rent-HOuSes

FOR RENT - Three room furnish
ed house, reasonable. 5l3 Bright
on. 7t3
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07

FOR RENT-Room close in: gentle
man preferred. 753 State. 7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07

FOR RENT-Large furnished house
with four bedrooms, or suitable
for dining room or other public
building. Blue Moon Hotel. 5tf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07

FOR RENT - New four room mod
ern house, unfurniShed. 1852
Broadway. 5t3
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-07

FOR RENT-Furnished three-room
house with gas, shower bath, etc,
$1,000. Inquire w. 1. Stone, 83l
Main. 3tt
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Miscellaneous

$1.0O Aspirin Tablets, zoos. :. .39c
$1.OO Pure Cod Liver Oil, pit. $50
$1.0O Pure Italian Olive Oil, pit. CSC
75c Haag's Insect Spray, pit. :. $50
$1.OO White Mineral Oil, qt. TIC
Csc Jad Salts sic
75c Doan's Pills .............4 2c
SIPS Fountain Syringe SIC
SOC Migrants Milkweed Cream. .34c
60c Hospital Cotton, Ib. .39c
Soc College Chum Shaving
Cream .39c
SOC Monett's Kondoits .39c
SC Candy Bars, for >. .1Oc
75c Bisodol ..................4 3c
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Insecticides

75c Flytox ... .......... sec
35c Merck's Bedbug Killer, pit. Csc
75c Fit Observation-Disclosures sec
SOC Roach's Last Meal ...... .39c
$1.OO Roach's Last Meal. TIC
SOC P. D. Q. Liquid. .39c
Coo Peterman's Discovery. 49,. .49c
$1.O0 Black Flag Liquid -. .74c
35c Black Flag Liquid ........ .29c
75c Black Flag Powder ...... sec
40c Black Flag Powder ..... .34c
35c Black Leaf 40 .27c
$1.00 Larvex ............. TIC
SOC Sodium Fluoride, Id. 49,. .39c
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FOR FEMININE HYGIENE
SAFE And EFFECTIVE

In this intimate matter, you can
not afford to take even the slightest
chance either of inefectiveness or
injury. You will find, as so many
other women have, that Zemo is a
powerful antiseptic, yet safe and
soothing and absolutely non-injurl-
Gus to the most delicate tissues.
Even the odor of Zemo is fresh and
pleasant. For twenty-five years this
standard formula has been used by
millions of people as a germicide;
and now the modern woman has
discovered" how perfect 1t Is for
the vaginal douche. You, too, will be
delighted with it. Liquid Zemo is
sold by every druggist; 35c, coo,
$100-Advertisement.
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BURGLARS TURN
MARINE MINDED;
HOMES LOOTED
Ship Model, Fishing Tackle
Are Stolen, Wagon
Driver Held Up.

Thieves prepared to sail over the
bounding main" today as thefts
reported at police headquarters in
cluded a model ship and fishing
tackle, In addition to currency.
The model ship was stolen early
today from the back yard Of w. w.
Vawter, 1921 West Thirty-third
street.
F. o. Hamilton of 1886 Central
avenue, apartment 13, lost fishing
tackle valued at $35 in addition to
clothing when some one entered his
nome Wednesday night.
-Four Negroes held up J. A. ORA
con, 1923 West Thirty third street,
driver Of an ice cream wagon, this
morning in the 400 block on West
Washington street and obtained SIS.
An iron bolt was used as a
weapon in the holdup of a Stand
ard grocery, 1903 Southeastern av-
enue, Wednesday, when two bandits
obtained $50 from employees.
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OIL MEN CALL
MURRAY BLUFF
Bring On Your Troops Is
Reply to Price Demand.

By United Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, July
30.-Oil operators throughout the
Oklahoma fields declared today that
Governor william H. (Alfalfa Bib
Murray would have to call out his
troops if he expected to make good
his threat 20 c:ose down all the
wells in the state unless oil prices go
up.
Murray's demand was that oil go
up to 81 a barrel by Saturday. He
said if it didn't. He'd shut down
the wells and call out his troops to
keep them shut down.
With oil selling in the great east
Texas field at 10 cents a barrel,
scores of producers here declared
Murray's order was impossible and
that they would fight it because
they believed it's sole result would
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UniversaPs first production Of the
new season.
The mother in Mothers Millions"
has two children. She is a very
wealthy woman. The world thinks
that she is concerned only with the
amassing of wealth and with the
destruction Of her financial enemies
and opponents. Naturally, these,
too, take up q great deal of her
time. But her major concerns were
her two children, ner boy and her
girl.
She wanted to make sure that the
possession Of wealth would not bias
their outlook on life, and did not
serve as a lure to those vino would
make their wealth an objective.
She wanted to guard her daughter
from fortune hunters; she wanted
to make it possible for her to meet
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

be to drive all purchasing COM
panies out Of the Oklahoma market.
That Murray would carry out his
threat, there was little doubt.
Most Of the producers in the state
said they would fight the Cover
nor's drastic ruling with court &C
tons. They declare it would De
illegal for him to close their wells.
Others, however. backed him up, ex-
planning they couldn't make any
money from their wells under
present conditions.
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MAY ROBSON HEADS
CAST OF NEW MOVIE
Famous Stage Actress Is Starred in mothers Millions,
Which Opens Saturday at the Apollo.

married for and true
system of matrimony.
How
when they their majority money
riageable their parents TO have hen?
1t because Mothers Millions
because 1t faced them fairly that May Robson
many Broadway induced leading
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Calf Weighs 10 Pounds

By United Press
PLYMOUTH, Ind, July 3o.-A
dwarf calf, fourteen inches high and
weighing only ten pounds, Is owned
by Charles Stephenson, living near
here.
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and fall in love with the right man.
For her son she strove in every
way to make him self-reliant.
Though her means seemed at the
moment TO be utterly heartless, ut
terly unmaternal, they were dra-
matte and they served to bring into
focus the tremendous mother love
in this woman who dressed like
Tenth avenue and talked like a
Bowery politician.
The supporting cast includes
James (Jimmy) Hall, Frances Dade,
Edward Breese and Lawrence Gray.
Vitaphone Varieties and Fox
Movietone News will round out the
program.
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Census of big game animals in
Utah is being taken with the aid of
airplaneS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-03
Greta Garbo in Smash Hit ''Inspiration" Closing at Warner Bros State Tonight

What an Inspiration" Greta Gar bo is!
 In her new talkie of that name which closes a record four day run tonight at the Warenr Bros State theater, Garbo had no need to exert herself to be accepted convincingly as the inspiration of the foremost artists. writers, scluptors, poets and composers of Paris.
 The story has a racy. modern background and is based upon a theme of tragic sacrifice with Rob- ert Montgomery as the provincial lover for whom Yvonne, the heroine, turns her romantic world topsy- turvy.
 This is role written for Garbo. We know of no other actress whom it would fit as well.
 Montgomery, in his initial appear ance with the exotic star. registers splendidly and is certain to find him. self more popular than ever by req son of his performance. Lewis Stone, without whom no Garbo picture seems complete, adds another superb characterization to his glowing record and Marjorie Rambeau of the stage renders an outstanding depletion of a somewhat passe demi-mondeaine with a pas sion for cocktails and composers Others perfectly cast include Judith vosselli. Beryl Mercer, John Milan ] Edwin Maxwell. Oscar Apfel Joan