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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-09-01

Mrs. Harry Larson and Helen re-
turned Sunday from a three weeks
visit at Havre. Mrs. Larson also at
tended the Masonic convention at
Helena while gone. Mr.. Larson and
Leo Donaldson mtored to Havre af-
ter them Saturday. Miss Charlotte
Bennett accompanied them to visit
at the Carl Bull home for q while.
Paul Kurtz left Wednesday morn
ing for Wheaton, Mimi, to get Mrs.
knrtz and daughters who have been
visiting relatives there the past
three weeks. He was accompanied
by Miss Marie Ertner and Miss Ev-
elyn Miller. Miss Ertner will go
from Fargo to Milwaukee to attend
school and Miss Miller will spend
the winter at Devils Lake with re-
latives.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-09-01

Morris Nelson is the proud owner
of a new airWay road cart which he
now has on display. The cart was
constructed by his father.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-09-01

Gordon Peterson and Royal Greer
were guests at d dinner given by
Mrs. Ed York in honor of Lynn's
birthday, Monday evening.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-09-01

A marriage license was issued on
Monday, August 20 to Willard Guam
and Veta Christensen, both Of West
by.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
"KoL'KO ST vYDOBYJETE, TOL'KO
BUDETE MAT"

To nam, Slovakom, odkazal Masalyk. A ten odkaz
pati Amcrke | tuna my Slovaci budeme len tol 'ko
mat ol ko 81 vydobyjee ko ko 81 usilovnost ou. svor
most on a rozumnost ou zacovazme Me Wac, AMI me-
nej!
Zaluicne sa re mas politikari klaniu re mas ods1
ku, re nam nedaji kol 'ko nam d a poctu Easov da
vysky dani patl1 Prestane uz zaovat, presta-
me NJ raz na nych vinu sval lova boji zivot, Ii
vobyte, 0 mohutnenie, o znacene, moe savu city
srdce, laska terajsom svete neplati!
u s,nc sa dost' nazalovali Mad 'arov na CechoV
ia lrivditelov u dost medz sebou nalrvzll
naboiova. Ob,3t me to naopak. Zalujme ma seba
va svoie chyby pokesky ale hryzle svoJch neratc-
lov boiume prot MIN, ME proti sebe!
Odvrat me uz raz til zivist nenavst' od svojetl
zaGnme culzm! Zacnime uz svoiim zicit! Iacnlme
sa az raz hasterit cuzlni ME nedz sebou Len tax
k dacomu prideme, Me inat ::.
Dano budeme plakat', re zaZllavani, ak Ia uto-
rok do edneho neodovzdame h4asy nasskych kandl-
datov. Bude ska nase vyspelosti nasej scbako,l-
troy tn hlboko vrodenym zonl: zavlst ou odhlaso-
vat IA svoho coveka CT m6ze byt 1ieco hrdinskeJ-
sieho? ..l...
Ale politikar sa nam len tol ko uhnl, Sol ko lch
zatlatime Tlm tlakom si nase hlasy. ked budu VI
diet tie tisce hlasov kore odovZdanle ia 1asch kal-
Gatov veru sa pomkn da nam toho vyssleho nlesta
ia kto1 sa Skrabeme. Len tie hlasy bud sa ratat kto
re dame Ia nasich udi. Za osatne kredlt nedosane-
me- Preto kazy voic voicka: chod hiasovat Ma uto
rok a hlasui IA kandidatov nasich!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
SLCVACI ST. IA BETTMANA.

So vSetkVch str1n nam priatelia ozlamuJ, re Dlldu
dlasovat republikanskych pl+milkach Ia utorok Ia
Gilbcrta Bettmana ia senatora Spojenych Statov
A iest vIslet1y eho doterajsej vereJneJ cmnostf
byt brane meritko pre- budcnost tax Feru he
budll l'utovat svojho kroku
Bettman ie iednTm zliedkavych suzobnkov u
,u Jebo nepliatelia pilne hi adajn dajaku sndetku
ieho okl. ale nenasl Lebo ,Betman je jedntm ttch
zredkavych muzov, kor mau yysoke idese, kor Vldla
vr,ho It 'astia ost 'astenl spouobcanov
Syoill odda1ost Il vast tokazal pocas vojny, ked
sue vo vekl yyson nemuse is ale sel do vojny dobro
vol ne Svoju Elsku k !zny IN doklzal, ked usl!ovIe
a umne ponlaha zaozt organzaciu veteranov voJny )
boska yracao tslce slce sllot
yy zosialo 20 zabitIch; tislce donieso 81 zlrodky
IoZicn5ch chol0b vojny tych bolo treba stalat
ably nepolynul Pocas vojny bol slce kazdy vojak MI
lackonl hrdnom ale 20 vojne! Nazvanl boil vydie-
raGmi ackolvek in yeterani obsypa boil dalmi vd ac-
neho naroda do snlti tt ahaju penzu.
Bettman nato zvoleny bo diva razy "a generaincno
pravotaa statu Ohio, nayyssi statny nad po guver
nerstye Cd statneho prayotra vyzadue ably boJoVa
zaujny udu statu. Oh tuto nlohu statocne pln
ko,poracie nenohLy klanlat stat mony Ncpriaelia
robotnictva nemohli znict robotnicky koelzacny "a
kon Betnan i'm poklepal 20 prstoch Ia jeho uradoya
MA nemohlo Chicago odvadzat vodu jazier na skodu
nasho satu Bettman prekazil hromadne habane domoy
fariem uzernikni axe preyadza po inych statoch
Bettnan plnil svoje povinnosti verne. Nerny slu-
zobnik zaslzi ST povysenia Tym vac re Bettman je i
"a zrlsenie prohibcie, ktori v, ze je pieinou nes
char6ho rezsrania sa zoGinuv krajne Jeho protikan
didat Taber Je suchy.
Bettmanovi ma Ohio najlepsieho kandidata "a Sc
llatora spojenych Statov Verime, ze bude ohromnon
y;csinou nominoyanJ ve11me Re ked' bude na lasen
zroleny bude ivyJlikajucim senatorom yerny zaslp
com ocanstva zakonodarnom shore kraJlny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06

pred depresiou v rokoch 1921-l929 70 sa dosahne
zvvsenlm ale kontrolovanym, yyp1st amin penazi do
obehu; zvysenf fm, ale kontrolovanym vydavanim vad-
yc cenny papierov kzanim diskontovej raty. Pod
porovatea zakonnej predlohy udal re toto Je Jeden
istych sp6sobov prinavratenia prosperity.
Ak predohu prime senat prezident podpise "
com poclybujeme) Sp staty ostan cestu obchod-
ndho ozvei e to nedostato penaz1 kreditu korI mas
.hrC1s Nemozeme predavat zahranicu, lebo cena do
lara lie vysoka a kredit temer znemozneny. Donna tez
nemozeme sa pist at do -podnkana bez pehazi kre-
dit,l Skoro vsetek tekuty kaptal je zallznlty
Uvedenie nakupnej silly dolara na roxy preddepre
sove by velin ul'avio dlznikom. Ked' teraz clovek
tsc dolann 1ipi diva domy, kym pred niekol'ko
rokmi klpil len jeden, je samozrejme ze kazdv
ellznik ma duplovan1 t'a1chu na krku Jeho dlh cs
cach e ten isty - alebo5ak no spaca - nizsi, ale
slutocnosti je duplovany Ze je to veka krivda ze
to tisicch prviedlo zobracku pacu netreba prpom
nat
Kontrolovaml infacu kreditu pe1azl mali SINE i
cez vojnu niekdlko rokov po vojne Ako sa dhy kra
ny mensoyaly tax inflaca obmedzovala al nastala
deflacia Pravdepodobne ta kontrola neboa dokonalo
ked' doso zamrznutie kfeditu. Zvacsovanie
sovanie obehu peiazi kreditu e parne vel ke nenie
jes nasi vel 'ki financnfci 80 vladn slkromn - toto
unene neovladad este ami teraz dokonale tou infla
cou nozeme pochodit' tax ako defaciou iellze
dielon, ze by potion yeritela utrpe ohrone skody e
|dlznici
kontrolovanou inflaciou nalabaji teraz mnohe kla
jny. Y Angm obchodne pomery yraj znaclle napra-
vily odkedy zlacney angck6 peniaze kredt sa roz-
sril Naproti tomu Nenlecku poyojnova nfaeia bola
katastrofana Cd toho sa akiste vel kl fnancci
mnohe1nu naucih preto nebolo by mldre maovat Ger
ia stenu Inflaciou penazf Spoj Statoch europske
arody by Vel mi ziskaly lebo by svoje yaefne dhy
hlys vel keu lsporou splacat' We'd konecne dia ne
ziju zlata, ale prace.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
PRIMARILY - VZACNA USTANOVIZEN
AMERICKA. asva

kto 81 mysli re V Amefike name zastarav voebny
system, vel'm mNi. .,..s1@
Spojene Staty maju jeden Z najepsich yoebnych
syst6mov Ia preto ked veci nejd tax, ako by
may lud 81 e sam lla vine, lebo to znacl ze 81 nevo
zastupcov Gradnikov rozumne.
Primarily si to- ably yoicia vyhadzali vsetsy
zlnite hrusky zpomedzi zdravych Uradnic zastupco
via budt TAXI alych 81 vocstvo primlrkach vyberie
riadych vobach uz rozhoduje len to, q to budh
reulbkan aiebo demokrati alebo I'M.
Primarily sl tedy vaznou ustanovznou americkou,
III 81 lud sam vybera kandidatoy Europe mn ch
yyberl pditick6 strany pot azne ich bosoyia Il ma
iud pramu kontrolu mad volenymi zastupcami trad
nilm tam nepriamu. Taky je rozdiel medzi nasou
demokraciou a cudzozemskou.
Ale ci volicstvo teto vlhody vylHva to je ina O.
izka. Vacsina volicov, kcd hasuje neye AMI IA koho
iasuje Robia kriziky pred menami, ktore in plaeni
kortesi nasuskajl. tax caste staya zevoica pri
n;kac poyyhadzuju tie zdrave h11lsky ponechaj 81
IA kanddatov tie zh1nt6 Vlsledok voleb ie potion pa
dolly vlslcdkom volieb nych klajnach, kde maji
horse volebne systemy.
Jedina odpomoc je volicoch. Voestvo ma zia-
dat cd kalidatov zavizne prograny nie sfuby tia
claniny. A tie programy potom porovnavat iajlepse
prijat ktory kandidat ME e ystave poda jasy kon
strktivly program takeho nebude mic. Tiez ma vo
tom zalezat ia charaktere dosayadnej dinlost kan
ddatov Keby i'm zaezalo nebolo BY tol 'ko grafterov
70 verejnom zvote.
Primarily si vel'kou vysadou Iudu - mai by Ju
dokladne vyuzit' kazdych vol bach s1H
I. ~ -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
ROZHI.As YSN.

XIX x \ + 5
! eco je dolu, to bude hore''
dokazali Campbellcania, ked
nedel'u napraskai steeltonskych
campionov baseballu II ku.3
Ked' sa uz baseball zacal, til
depresiu len dako zabudneme.
v Luzerne distrikte, Pennsyl-
vanii, republikanskyeh j demo
kratickych primarkach nomino-
yany boil "a statneho poslanca
Slovak Jan Jurisin Nominacia o.
bona stranami znamena tol'ko,
ako zvolenie Ii pennsylvania
Slovaci su chlapi!
V Clevelande poslanec Jan
Smolka kandiduje teraz "a sena-
tora. Co prvy sloyensky poslanec
| v Ohio, Smolka sa zapisal do hi
storie svojou rezol1ciou gene
ralovi M. r. Stefanikovi, ktorou
sa zakonodarna statu Ohio poklo.
Mia pamiatke vel 'keho Slovaka.
Ze Smolka bude nominovany, ne
pochybujeme, preto mu uz vo-
pred k nominacii gratulujeme.
Luzernski clevelandski Slo- )
vaci ukazali mahoningskym Slo-
vakom, ako sa politika ma robit'.
V Chicagu Mrs. Lydia Norman
rozdala tri miliony dolarov M
dobre ciele a preto bola uradne
vyhlasena "a Salient. Keby ich
bola rozdala rodine, bola by i te-
raz celkom mudrou osobou
Ak je pravda, ze sa bohatstvc
tvori pracou, tax je vel 'kym
humbugom tvrdenie, ze terajsia
depresia je vysledkom svetovej
vojny.
Robotnikom snizili placu, fabri-
kantom obchodnikom boil snize-
ny alebo zniceny profit = je sa-
mozrejme, ze al verejnym ilrad-
nixon tEeba snfzit' placu.
Kto ma plat, aky NAL pred
dvoma rokmi, ma no v skutoGnc-
/. sti 60 percent yyssi To M, dc
" depresii; preto, panovia, S ce-
resne dolu!
Kto chce vidiet'' nieco podob
neho, co videl Nero, ked' horel
Rim, mech pride nedel' u vecer
- do Sokolovne ma Washington st
le Uvidi hruzy vazeckeho poziaru
l. Pohyblive obrazy budd ako Ii
! We. A preto aby sa yam tycl
hrnzach V noci nesnivalo, po uk;
zani obrazov budu vesele vrstll
py a tanec Prid'te, dochodok j
Wv prospech pohorelcov.
! V Sanghaji jeden Korei,tar
" hodil bombu na sest najvyssicl
y iaponskych generalov, admir-
ez lov ambasadoroy. ktorf 5 TO,
e. 600 vojakmi vyspevovali japon
ski hymnu a oslavovali narode
= niny svojho bozskeho cisafa::
e Bomba vybllsila a pokalicil;
ak vsetkych siestich Jeden mel
20 zoinrel. To Japoncom pripome
~ nulo, ze kde >ich nevolali, nemal
/; ;st'.
vi Rusko je jeden vei'ky biazi
re nee NAL sa vyslovit' s'ovcn
T. sFy americky inzinier. Jan Peli
kan, ktory Rnsku stravii dvi
rcky pri zavadzani automatic
L 4
kIch signalov ia zelealliciach
a Rusko uz vyraba temer vse
/. tko, co inc priemyselne krajin,
vyrabaji nohutnie so dina il;
- den 7 pisal zas Walter Duran
II ty, zpravodaj n. Y. Times-u, kto
10
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
KoNTROLOVANA INFLACIA KREDITU
q. a PENAZi.

Dom zasturcoy kongresu spojenych statov prijal
torok $50 Hasn't proti go hlasom navrh zakona kol-
trolovanej inflaqii kredtu pelaz Giel on , nies
nakupI silu dolara nazad stupen, ma ktorom bola
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
tejto vaznej otazke
inc cigarette?

boil bezpeeni, re neufahujete iste
neeistoty.
Vtahujetc dym do seba? Lucky
Strike sa upoud5ily spomenut tuto
vaznu otazku = lebo YAM doda pro-
tekciu, aku ziadatc lebo iste
necistoty zadrzane al v .najlepsom
najemnejsom tabakovolY listu st
odstranene pomocou Luckies chyrne-
no precisiujuccho procesu. Luckies
utvorily ten process. Len Luckies ho
maiu!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
It's toasted
rFEa Ell vcsa HrdeInd Proleksif
Proii drdzesniu proti kesrn

o.
6Omodrnb
cbjrncL LukySt
bo B .snti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06

NDKEDY Lucky Strike, utvorily
\Jzvlastny process cistenie dobrych
tabakov a rozpovedaly uplne fakta
cigaretloyom fajceni priemysel sa
pobtiriI. Lebo Lucky Strike sa upo-
vazily spomenut veci, ktore boly
poyazovane "a .'nedovolcne' cigaret-
lovom obchode.
Mozno ste spozorovali, ze vyhybo-
valo sa vo vseobecnosti spomenut
sIovo ':viahovat'' cigaretlovych
ohlaskach. Preco? Nix nevie! Lebo
kazdy vtahujc : vedomky, alebo neve-
domky! KaSdy fajciar vdychne ciast-
ku dymu, ktory on, alebo ona vyti-
ahne cigarette.
4 Rreto je to tax vaznc Tbyffsty,n, "ze
vas cigaretlovy dym je cisty : ably ste
O. X .
NACUvAJTE Ma LUCKY STRIKE
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06

Ked' mate nieco ma zreparo-
vanie, alebo potrebuiete pomoc
~ date zarobit' slovakom . Slo-
venkam!
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-16
To Draw Winter
Jury Monday

Providing for the coming fall
season of jury trials, panel OF
100 names forming jury list to
report in superior court October l
will be drawn here Monday.
Citizens drawn to serve on this
jury panel probably will be called
upon to hear several important
cases. Although few criminal mat
ters at the present time are set
for trial before a jury, officials ex-
pect the usual fall development OF
crime.
Among other trials which may
come before this jury panel is that
of the Lewis Hart insurance case,
in which Hart and several of his
associates will be tried for the sec
ond time on charges of grand theft
and violation of the blue sky laws
governing stock sales.
Hart and the others were tried
in the longest criminal hearing in
the history of Imperial county. but
jury which heard the evidence
failed to reach a verdict.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-16
Two Held For
Gasoline Theft

o. C. Mackey, 80, and E. K.
Butler, "a, are in the county Jail
today, booked on suspicion of petty
theft in connection with the theft
of a 55-gallon drum of gasoline
from the. Macarthur ranch, four
miles south and one mile west Of
Seeley.
The men were arrested by Harold
Gillett, investigator for the sher-
ifs office, after T. j. Napin, owner
Of the gasoline, reported its theft.
He was working on the ranch.
Gillett's investigation resulted in
the arrest of Mackey and Butler,
who may be arraigned in justice
court today.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-16
Former McCabe
Resident Dies

John Baller, former resident of
the McCabe district, died Septem-
Der at Silverton, Ore, according
to information received in this city
today
Funeral services were held at
Silyerton under the auspices of the
Masonic lodge in that city on Sep
tember 9.
Baller and his family came to
Imperial Valley four years ago
hoping to benefit his health and
for a time seemed to be greatly
improved He suffered a relapse
last November and in May was re-
moved to Silverton, where he failed
to improve despite all medical skill.
While in the valley the family
lived with Pete Tamler in the
McCabe section.
The deceased is survived by his
wife and two children, Eldon, 13,
and Melba, 9; also his parents, four
brothers and six sisters.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-16
NEW BOOKS AT
CITY LIBRARY
Fiction

Fiction
THE Sheltered Life, by Ellen
Glasgow; novel of distinction por-
traying the tragedy of sheltered
life.
THE Pulitzer Prize Murders, by
Dorothy Hayward; three deaths
follow in the wake of a Pulitzer
prize manuscript.
Head Tide, by Joseph C. Lin
coin; one of the best Of Lincoln's
Cape Cod stories.
Younger Sister, by Kathleen
Norris; a good summer romance.
"Rustler's Paradise, by William
c. Macdonald; a wild exciting
yarn of the old west.
NOn-FictiOn
George Bellows, by George w.
Eggers.
Essays on Marriage, by F.. M.
Harris.
Beer and Skittles, a Friendly
Guide to Germany, by Helen JOS
ephy
"a Princess in Exile, by Marie
Grand Duchess of Russia.
"A Planned Society, by George
Soule.
Robert Henri, by Helen Apple
ton Read.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-16
Judges Iurban
Causes Inquiries

Judge Vaughn N. Thompson's
appearance about the court house
today was greeted by anxious quer-
les regarding the state of affairs
among the Communists, accompan-
led by speculative giances at a
white bandage which swathed the
judges head.
That Judge Thompson had been
the victim of an attack by some
radical, whose bitter enemy he is,
was the first thought which leaped
into many minds, but it was doomed
to die an early death.
The judge received a cash in his
head while working on his ranch,
when a pipe which he had laid
against fence slipped and struck
his head as he was bending over
AS result he presided over the
local superior court today with
bandage, bearing all the marks of
a topless turban, swathing his
head.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-16
Legion Post To
Sponsor Program
For Phil Swing

New and old officers of Boyce
Aten post met last night for con-
ference concerning plans for Le-
gion activity here during the COM
ing year.
The post decided to sponsor the
Phil d. Swing home coming on Oc-
tober 5, and Harry woodbury., COM
mander-elect,was placed in charge.
Swing is member of the post.
The membership drive was placed
in charge of Charles Bratton, who
was most active in last years cam
paign.
Concentrated effort in the per-
fection OF the post emergency
squad is to be in effect through
out the year. The emergency squad
has been in existence number of
years and is a. detail organized to
assist authorities in case of any
disaster or emergency.
1t was decided that the squad
should be maintained on account
of unsettled conditions and made
more mobile by the addition of a
mounted detail. The squad may be
assembled with arms and equip
ment within a few minutes should
the need arise, it was brought out
at last nights session.
Capt. Charles Delp was placed
in command on account of his ex-
perience and training. He is a
ranking officer in the Reserve Of
ficers' association and first vice.
commander of the post.
Dupont On Committee
DR.. Norman E. Dupont was ap-
pointed post representative on the
central relief committee due to the
splendid work he accomplished last
year as the Legion's representative.
He is past post commander and
active in Reserve Officers asso-
citation.
The Legion officers discussed the
Hi-pass health camp and were en-
thusiastic in praise of the work of
Charles Jobes, who was chairman
of the camp committee.
The first post meeting of the fall
will take place September 81, and
new officers will be installed early
in October.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-16
DEPUTY SHERIFF
WINS IN EARLY
MORNING CHASE

Cavorting across the countryside
in an impromptu midnight dance
OF the Naiads, or Satyrs. or some
thing Of that kind. Deputy Sheriff
Fred Elliott early this morning
emulated the Northwest Mounted
police by bringing in his man, even
though that man was entirely in
nocent Of raiment of any kind
when apprehended.
The bizarre croSs-country mara
thon through barbed wire and
across fields had a beginning even
more bizarre. more fitting to fic-
ton than fact. That it was fact
is attested by the presence in the
county jail today of g. Navarro. "a,
who was booked for investigation
and may be charged with being a
user Of marijuana, a Mexican drug.
Elliott was LED TO expect some
sort of circus freak when he was
called out at ! o'clock this morn
ing TO make a hurried trip to
Waterman's corner, near Holtville.
Two MexicanS had reported TO
Holtville police, in a quite excited
manner, that there was a person
at their camp, half woman and
half man, who had given a young
boy some white powders which
made him crazy.
Elliott, accompanied by Pitt Ham
llton, was directed to the camp by
the excited MexicanS. There the
deputy sheriff approached quietly.
wishing no disturbance. His eau
ton was useless. The object of
his search leaped away to a COM
manding lead. Elliott distinguished
himself as fast starter, but was
unable TO do hardly more than
hold his own for some time.
Navarro, sleeping in absolutely
10 clothes. had not tarried to don
any dress when the officer arrived.
CARRIED as he arrived in this world,
he fled through barbed wire fences
and across fields, the officer in
close pursuit.
Gaining steadily, Elliott finally
overhauled his man and grappled
with him. After that the only
problem was one of getting some
clothing onto Navarro's bare per-
son. Everything but a shirt was
finally forced on, and the Mexican |
was brought to the county Jail.
Navarro apparently was a quite |
normal person, except that he !
seemingly is addicted to the use of
marijuana, officers said.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-16
Extend Time On
Soft Drink Tax

That the commissioner of inter-
nal revenue has extended the time
for filing of applications for regis
tration under form 348, governing
the manufacturers tax on soft
drinks and fountain syrups, was
the announcement today of the To-
cal deputy collector of customs.
Those desiring to file application
for registration under this tax may
do SO until October l, according to
the announcement. THE tax af-
fected applies only to manufactur-
ers of soft drinks and fountain
SyrupS.
A further announcement regard
ing revised customs laws and the
filing of tax reports will be made
following the return to FL Centre
of the deputy collector, who left
today for Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-16
AVIATION WEEK
TO SEE OPENING
OF new SERVICE

Imperial Valley will observe avia-
ion week, September Is to 25, by
the Inauguration of a new air pas
senger service direct from Los An
geleS to the cities of the valley. The
period has been set aside as the
states first aviation week, to DEM
onstrate effectively the progress
that has been made in aviation
and the Importance it now holds in
the commercial world as well as a
means of national defense.
Tying in with this statewide
celebration is the inaugural cere-
mony of the California Aerial
Transport company service, to be
held Sunday, September 18 at II
o'clock in the morning at the Inn
perial county airport. County and
city officials and directors of the
Ell Centro Chamber of Commerce
will be present on this occasion to
greet Lawrence Talbot, president of
the air company, and Ole May,
general traffic manager, when they
arrive at the county airport. Fol-
lowing the arrival of their plane
a new cabin plane of the Cali
fornia Transport company will be
ehristened Miss Imperial Valley, af-
ter which exhibition flights will be
made by the company pilots.
Similar ceremonies will be held in
Brawley and Calexico, at which
cities the passenger planes will also
stop.
The first regular passenger flight
will be made Monday morning, the
plane leaving Calexico at $3.50
O'Clock in the morning. There will
be two flights daily from the valley
and two from Los Angeles, with
ships flying both directions stop
ping at Riverside, Banning and
Palm Springs to pick up passengers.
Ships will leave FL Centro at $40
a. m. and $3.50 p. M, the return
ships arriving at 1917 a. m. and
SIT p. m.
Col. Carlos w. Huntington, diree-
tor of professional and vocational
standards for the state of -Califor-
mia, will represent Governor Rolph,
who will be unable to attend the
ceremonies.
Three members of the molten
picture colony, Monica Bannister,
Jacquelyn Allen and Roland Cooper,
will also be present for the &C.
caSion.