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Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
JAPANESE WILL
DENY PERMIT TO
YANKEE FLYERS

TOXIC, Aug. %. U.D Hugh
Herndon. Jr.. and Clyde Pangborn,
American flyers. probably viii be
refused a permit to fly across the
Pacific ocean despite intervention
by the United States embassy, &C
oording to reports from government
quarters tonight.
1t was understood that Herndon
and Pangborn are held to have for
feited their rights 10 a permit be
cause they photographed japanese
Notifications while flying from ST.
IBERIA to Toxic
u. S. Ambassador W. Cameron
Forbes. now host to Col. and Mrs.
Charles A. Lindbergh, inquired into
the status o. the sviatorS attempts
10 obtain a permit en- adviceS from
the state department at Washing
ton.
Herndor ana PanEb0rn flew from
the United States 10 Siberia en-
projected trip around the world
which they later abandoned. Ar
irving il Toxic they planned to
seek a $4,000 prize on a nonstop
flight across the Pacific but they
were held by japanese authorities
and their plane temporarily detain-
cd Later they were fined.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
CARROLL TRIES
INNOVATIONS IN
THEATRE WORLD

NEW YORK, Aug. %. Un)-Earl
Carroll, who began his theatrical
career as a Pittsburgh usher and
worked up via Atlanta prison after
a famous bathtub party, opened his
brilliant S4.500,000 theatre here last
night with his ninth edition OF THE
Vanities."
The premier of the producers
famous revue formally dedicated
The Earl Carroll Theatre" to a
low price policy intended to re-
vive interest in the legitimate
stage.
Three thousand persons. many
prominent in society and on the
stage and screen. expressed uncon-
cealed admiration for the playhouse,
and gave Carroll a rousing ovation
at the end of the first act when the
producer spoke briefly of his new
enterprise.
Musical shows such as "Vanities'
now cost anywhere from 100000
upward merely to put on the stage,
and top prices for these shows have
been over So. Carroll, however, has
set So top which he hopes to
make pay because of the 5000 seats,
twice as many as any other legiti-
mate New York theatre and by Civ
ing 10 performances a week instead
of the usual eight.
The low price and the large ca
pacity are merely a starter for in
noVations Carroll offered.
Courteous salesman are at the
ticket counter (there is no box
office we'll drilled attendants are
stationed in the auditorium and an
air cooling system makes summer
in the theatre bearable not only for
the patrons. but also for the per-
formers.
The walls arc covered with black
velvet. and against this background
are splashed silver, green and vivid
red colors.
The "Vanities' is CAROLS most
ambitious production. Noted for
his use of lights on the stage, he
has surpassed his previous endeay-
orS in this field. He has not ne
elected To employ the usual large
number Of beautiful girls and expert
scenic designers.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
Court Continues
Probation Plea

Because of a special law and mo-
ton calendar earlier in the week,
only two defendants held on GRIM
inal charges appeared in superior
court before Judge Vaughn n.
Thompson today.
3. C. Quessenberry, charged with
issuing a check without funds,
pleaded guilty and applied for pro-
baton. Hearing on his application
will be held next Friday.
V. L. Alexander. charged with a
statutory crime against his sister
heard his case continued one week
for plea at the request of his at
tOrney.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
NEAR BEER PINCH HITTING FOR
HOME BREW AT COUNTY JAIL

occupied for a time by Home
Brew under the pomegranate
bush in front of the county Jail, to
be admired by Undersheriff Rodney
Clarke. Harold Gillett, Elmer Wat
ters. Ernest Clay, Mrs. w. L. Co.
wan, matron, and the depected Nett,
All of these were present when
Near Beer was brought in.
wan. matron, and the detected Nett.
is not nearly so bright as was Home
Brew" and cannot leap SO far. Un-
dershcriff Clarke disputed this point
and suggested a jumping contest
should the missing frog be found.
Tht donor of Near Beer is the
second person to report to the sher-
IFS office the discovery of Home
Brew The first was Mrs. c. j.
Ritz. who imprisoned her frog UNI
der bucket. Before officers could
arrive the frog had kicked over the
bucket and disappeared
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
PRISONERS use
UP ENERGY BUT
FAIL TO ESCAPE

LOS ANGELES. Aug. %. UP)-
Well, they can't put you in jail for
trying, especially If you're already
in jail.
Roy Trimble and Robert Wiback
looked forward today to better
times, when they can work at some
thing easy. like trying to outdrink
a camel or getting Al Capone elect
ed President.
Armed with a desert spoon and
a ladle handle. they confessed they
tried to dig out of their tank" in
county jail. Working steadily for
several days. they scooped out a
hole a foot square and several inch
eS deep before they were caught.
Beneath the thick layer of con-
crete in which they were digging
were several strata of steel plate.
Tailor Glen Peoples was not in
clined to take seriously to the idea
that they be charged with a "fel-
onious attempt to break Jail"
Trimble has served terms in Col
orado and Wyoming prisons.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28

When a resident of FL Centre
drove up in front of the sheriffs
office last night and announced
triumphantly he had captured
Home Brew the frog that's full
of hops, posse of officers gather
ed about him in high expectation.
only to have their hopes dashed
completely when it developed the
frog in question is smaller, and
lacks the distinctive arrangement of
warts found along Home Brew's"
spine.
Jailer Eddie Nett could scarcely
contain his disappointment, but
thanked the man who brought the
frog. and suggested he leave the
hopper to take the place of Home
Brew" in case the frog that's full
of hops is never found
Wen name him Near Beer in
memory of the other" said Nett.
So Near Beer took the place
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
More Chiropodists
Granted Licenses

SACRAMENTO. Aug. %. U.D -
OF the % applicants for cniropo-
dists' licenses examined by the state
board of medical examiners in Los
Angeles July 81, all received passing
grades. DR.. Charles B. Pinkham, sec
rotary. announced today. Lesley
Blair Blanchard, Arlington, was
highest with a grade OF 96.5 per
cent.
Those from Southern California
were:
Lesley Blair Blanchard, Arlington;
Nathan Preston Dial, Hollywood;
Silas Roscoe Houghton, Jr., SaE
Bernardino; Margaret L. Martin,
Santa Ana: ThurZa A. Rose, San
Luis Obispo; Juanita Esta Lynne
Long, Huntington Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
Two Killed By
Grapejuice Gas

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Aug. %.
(UP)-Orlando Dardi, As, and his
daughter, Lima, 20, were dead today,
apparently the victims OF gases
forming above a large grapejuice
vat on the Dardi ranch, 10 miles
north of here.
The daughter yesterday rushed to
telephone and called police, cry
ing that her father had fallen I'M
conscious near the vat. When au-
thorities arrived at the ranch the
body of the girl lay near that of
her father, where she evidently had
rushed back to help him and had
herself been overcome.
An inquest was to be held today
in an effort to corroborate the cause
of death.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
Tragedy Victims
Will Be Buried

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2S. W.p)-
The funerals Of Waldemar and
Lola Van Eicks. principals in last
Wednesdays killing and suicide,
were to be held late today at For
est Lawn Memorial Park.
Services were to be held at the
Little Church of the Flowers.
Supposedly desperate over the
failure of their romance. Van Eicks
shot his wife, then killed himself,
while their 15-months-old baby
slept in the next room.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
Japanese Release
Woman Aviator

SOUL, KOREA, Aug. %. UP
Amy johnson. the British girl az
iator who recently flew from Lon
don to Toxic. was released by Jap
aneSe authorities today after they
questioned her concerning a flight
she was reported to have made
near a fortified zone along the
Rakutoko river north of Fusan
Two American flyers, John Hern-
don and Russell Pangborn, recently
were fined for flying over and TAX
ing pictures OF a japanese fort.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
POrtlander Head
OF Photographers

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. %.
U.P) - Maurice Hodge, Portland,
Ore, photographer. today is the
new president of the Pacific Inter-
national Photographers Association.
Marking the close Of three day
convention of the organization,
Hodge was elected to succeed
Harold j. McCurry of Sacramento,
A. L. Buchanan of Tucson, Ariz,
was named vice president, and C. F.
Richardson of Milwaukee, Ore, was
reelected secretary treasure.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
Daily Report Of
Stock Markets

NEW YORK, Aug. IS. U.P)-The
stock market advanced l to points
on short covering today with trad
ing volume slightly higher than in
recent sessions.
A recession from the highs of the
day was experienced in the late
dealings, but the general list closed
higher.
United States Steel and Amer
iean Can led the rally. Steel
reached 90iz up 212 points. Ameri-
lean Can up 81 and American
Telephone l72a, up 2as. Other
leaders gained proportionately and
then slipped back near the close.
Railroad shares were helped up
ward by a firmer market for rail-
road bonds. This group rose l to
more than . points IN light turn
over and held most Of the gains.
Net operating income of the first
65 railroads to report thus far for
July showed a reduction Of 81 per
cent from July, 1880.
OIL shares ruled steady to firm,
featured by.a rise Of 1 points in
Sinclair Preferred which. according
to reports, was to be redeemed
shortly at 10 a share.
The turn was considered the re-
suit of an oversold condition.
Stimulous to short covering came
in the announcement that bankers
here and in Paris had arrived at
plans for extension of $500 100000 to
$500 100000 credit to England.
Grains sold off after early ad-
Vances. while the cotton market
held small gains to the close.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. %. UP
Although the general trend was
quiet. stocks seesawed on the Los
Angeles Stock Exchange today.
Union Oil of California sold 1900
shares to drop l, to IT., as the
most active issue. Standard Oil was
at 407s after 700 shares
had changed hands. Transfers OF
600 shares of Rio Grande Oil were
recorded at A., down Il Bolsa
Chica sold 800 shares at 9i2, up 4.
Union Associates was down Is at
Is on sales of 400 shares.
Transamerica. which yesterday
accounted for approximately one
half of the days transfers on the
exchange, sold only 700 shares, I'M
changed at 7.
Southern California Edison Com
mon sold 1900 shares at 44is, up i. /
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
Immigration Men
Round Up Aliens

Immigration officers continue to
furnish Imperial county jailers
with the bulk of their work, bring
ing more prisoners TO the county
Jail than any other group of Off
GERS.
Last night and this morning the
federal men arrested four Mexicans
on charges of illegal entry into the
United States. They are Sylvester
Gonzales, %. Angel Arzaga, 81, Quad
alupe Calderon, 81, and Ignacio
Perez, 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
Severe Quake
Felt In India

KARACHI, India, Aug. 90 (U.H
Violent earthquakes shook the
Quetta Region. near the Afghanis
tan frontier, today. The town of
Sharigh was reported to have dis
appeared.
Telegraph and railway services
were disrupted
The shock were felt here, 400 miles
from the scene of the disaster.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
National

At Philadelphia
New York -... 100 00l 200-f 3 0
Philadelphia 600 0l1030x-5 10 l
Ruffing, Wells. johnson and Dick
ey: Mahaffey, Earnshaw and Coch-
rane.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
Predicts End Of
World In 1856

PARIS, Aug. %. U.P)-The end o.
the world was set for 1856 today
by M Alenius, Swedish sayant.
The prediction was based chiefly
on u years study Of the angles of
the Egyptian pyramids.
Alenius said he transformed as
trology from theory into realism
and discovered that the era of hu-
manity lasts no longer than 5000
years. This world, therefore, will
be destroyed within the next 25
years.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
Crack Flyers To
Enter For Race
Continued from page u

Continued from page u
Blevins will be flying a new snip
recently purchased by Mr.. and Mrs,
Asa Gambler, Jr., OF Atlanta. Ga.
Last year, pilots were permitted
to race any day which suited them,
but this year all will start together
on a day to be selected by the flyers
themselves. They will be sent away
at two-minute intervals, the only
stipulation being that they arrive
IN Cleveland before 7 .. m.
First prize winner will collect S.
600 for the speed dash; second place
will pay $4,000 and third place,
$1,000.
CHICAGO, Aug. IS. U.P)-Jimmy
Doolittle, speediest American aviator
announced today that motor trouble
would delay his takeoff in a Chi
cago built mystery plane for Los
until tomorrow at the ear
lest.
Doolittle intends to fly to the west
coast and enter the transcontinental
air derby starting Aug 81 He will
seek to eclipse his record of GAS
miles an hour.
The plane was fueled at the Ford
airport at Lansing, Ill. today but
the speed flyer was not satisfied
with the motors performance and
did not take-off as scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
Baseball Scores
American

At CIeVeIand-
ST. Louis ... 900 100 600 4 3
Cleveland ... 401 0l0 43x-13 Is 0
Gray, Kimsey and Ferell; Hard
er and Myatt.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28

Ii. II. Schultz, Arbuckle, Colusa
County grew $500 sacks of barley
which he sold recently for sI.67ia a
sack.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-28
PLAGUE HITS SPAIN

MADRID. Aug. IS. U.R - The
director general CT sanitation was
ordered TO Barcelona today TO or
ganize a fight against bubonic
plague. The ministry OF health was
informed Of six cases at the Llobre-
gat hospital near Barcelona. Three
were fatal.
The two canneries at Hemet, Riv-
erSide County. this season handled
more than 1000 tons of peaches.
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