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The din Of battle had arisen again as Ja-oon urged
his forces to renewed effort. But Ta.den had not
arrived with the promised help, and the forces OF
the old chieftain were revealing their increasing
generalization by their lessened effort And then
it was that the priests carried TarSan- lad-guru 70
the roof of the palace and exhibited him IN the
sight of the warriors of both factions. Here Is
the false Dor-ul-otho!" screamed Lu-don as the
bound and helpless prisoner was held uprlgnt 1or
tn
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During hull in the battle, voice suddenly arose
among the followers Of Ja-don, crying out: Show
us the Dor-ul- Othol We do not believe that he is
your prisoner" Wait" shouted down the high
priest IF do not produce him before the sun has
moved his own width swear that the gates of
the palace shall be opened to you and my warriors
will lay down their arms So saying. Lu-don turned
to one of his priests and issued brief Instructions
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PARTS-PARTS

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CHICKS. day-old and started every one
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COME ON-STOCK UP.
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Again Lu-don shouted down: This blasphemer
shall die upon the altar he has profaned. Take
him from my sight and when the stands at
zenith the faithful congregated in the temple shall
witness the wrath Of Jad-ben- Otho!" Those who
brought Tarzan now took him away Again the
high priest demanded "Comel Throw down your
arms Those who do as I bid shall be forgiven"
The warriors of Ja-don moved uneasily, casting
looks of q their leader.
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NASH 2-DOOR; looks and runs. like new
low mileage; any demonstration sioo'
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-08
TAX ON BEER
PROPOSED FOR
REVENUE BILL

WASHINGTON. March 6. (UP}--
An attempt to amend the new
revenue bill By legalizing and tax
ing beer. and substituting this tax
for several proposed in the meas
ure. was announced formally today
by three members of the ways and
means committee which drafted
the bill
A IS a barrel tax, which they
said would bring in s350,000,000
annually, was proposed by Repre-
sentatives Sullivan and Cullen,
New York, and Mccormack, Bos-
ton. all Democrats, in a supple
mentary statement today on the
new 81 l.096 100000 revenue measure.
The adoption Of the proposed
amendment by both branches of
congress would enable us to elimi-
nate the amusement tax, the tax
on telephone and other similar
messages. exempt medicine, cloth.
ing. cereals. processed food, and
SIN enable US 70 reduce the manu-
facturers' excise tax TO about 2la
per cent instead CT the recon-
mended rate Of q per cent they
said.
The three congressman asserted
leealization of beer would give en-
nloyment to many row out o.
work.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-08
Court Ruling Hits
Marion Defense
CONTINUED From Page II

testimony. according to Conkling,
would have dealt with numerous
killings by Garcia. his activities
as a former member of Pancho Viii
las band OF Mexican outlaws, and
his asserted efforts and threats
to obtain Marron's cattle ranch on
the Colorado delta in Lower Cali
fornia.
The defense won a slight victory
this morning by securing introduc-
ton of an affidavit. signed by
Manuel F. Zuniga before group
of Mexican army officers, relating
to threats against Marion, and a
request from Garcia to Zuniga that
the latter aid in causing Marron'S
disappearance from his Mexican
ranch.
This affidavit was introduced on
the ground it formed part of con-
yersation had at the time Marion
was taken by officers to the scene
on the Calexico-Yuma highway
where he shot Garcia, as the latter
was driving to Mexicali for an au-
dience with the Mexican governor
Reprimand Asked
During questioning of character
witnesses this morning, Heald at
one time termed questions by Conk-
ling as improper practice, asking
the court TO reprlmand the de-
fense attorney for persisting in
questioning, before the jury, regard
ing facts which the court previous
" had ruled could not be admit
ted into evidence.
Arguments by defense counsel will
follow that of Wolford this after
noon, and District Attorney Heald
will close the trial by his final ar
gument, expected some time tomor-
row.
In his argument this morning
Wolford warned the jury of an ex-
pected verbal attack by defense at
torneys on the methods of the dis
trict attorney and his staff, espec-
tally stressing the part played by
Tom Sharp, district attorneys in
vestigator, in obtaining confessions
from Marion and his wife, and
pointing out if it had not been
for the confessions Marion probably
would still be free.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-08

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Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-08
Gable Disclaims
Marital Trouble

HOLLYWOOD, March 8. W.P)-
Clark Gable, screen star, today de-
MED that the recent departure of
Mrs. Gable for New York was
caused by marital difficulties.
The actors statement answered
rumors current since Mrs. Gable,
nee Rio Langham, left Hollywood
with her two children by a former
marriage.
Mrs. Gable merely took the
children to school in New York and
l expect to join her there as soon
as 1 finish my present picture"
the actor said.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-08
Franchise Given
For Development
OF Water Supply

SAN FRANCISCO, March 8. U.P)
Ernest F. Brent, as the Imperial
Cities Water company, held six
month franchise from the state
railroad commission today for the
development of a domestic water
system in Imperial Valley cities.
The commission will consider a
permanent franchise at the end OF
that period.
DR.. H. T. Cory, widely-known
engineer, is representing Brent in
Imperial Valley and made the
surveys necessary for designating
the route of the conduits.
1t is proposed to bring pure well
water from the vicinity of Midway
Wells in closed concrete conduits
TO the vicinity of Calexico and
thence northWard through valley
towns, said Cory today.
The conduits would bring water,
purified and filtered by natural
means, to CaleXico, Heber, FL Cen
tro Imperial and Brawley. The
company backing the project pro-
poses to do all construction and
deliver the water to the valley
towns. The towns will attend 10
the distribution, he said.
Doctor Cory proposes TO leave
for the coast soon for further con-
sultation with Brent concerning
the date when preliminary con-
struction is TO begin.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-08
HOOVER MAKES
FURTHER DEMAND
FOR ECONOMIES

WASHINGTON, March s. U.P,-
President Hoover today reiterated
his demands for further drastic
economies in federal expenditures
in order to balance the national
budget.
The President, at his noon press
conference. said that administra-
ton officials were cooperating
with the special economy commit
tee of the house i'll a renewed ef-
tort TO find places where the cost
of government could be further
reduced.
The President said his cabinet
members we're seeking to reorganize
the machinery or chance the legal
requirements of certain depart
ments rs a means toward economy.
For example, Hoover said. the
veterans administration had pro-
posed changes in the law govern
ing its requirements on pensions
which would effect an estimated
economy of between S50,000,O00 and
500 100000 in operation Of the vet
Grams bureau.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-08
Arrest Made In
Trunk Staying

PHILADELPHIA, March 8. U.P)-
Prospect of another "Bluebeard"
murder of a white haired woman
whose body was found jammed into
a trunk in a rooming house, was
investigated by police today, follow
ing the arrest of her alleged slayer.
The prisoner is Louis Fine, so,
former Philadelphia real estate
dealer, arrested in Atlantic City.
The victim has been identified
as Mrs. Matte Schaaf, 81, Atlantic
City, Fines friend and owner of
the boarding house Fine patronized.
Mrs. Schaaf vanished from her
home a week ago. Express labels
on the trunk showed it had been
shipped from Atlantic City shortly
after she vanished
Fine denied charges against him
with such vehemence that he col
lapsed of a heart attack. While he
was being treated at Atlantic City
hospital, a warrant charging him
with murder was issued.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-08

If there was any"
Newspaperman Injured
The four killed were:
Joseph York, %: Joe Debruske,
20: Coleman Lenz, 25, and Joseph
BuSSel, newsboy. Harry Bennett,
mead Of the Ford secret service
department, and John Collins,
photographer for a New York
newspaper, were among the
wounded. Bennett was struck by q
stone. Collins was shot in the
hand.
Shocked state officials joined
local authorities today in a move
to prevent another outbreak,
threatened by the mob leaders
The 125th Michigan infantry, a
force of 300 men, was mobolized
for viligance against a possible re-
newal of the rioting.
Police today had arrested IS al
legged members of the mob, includ~
ing Mary GosSman, girl Com
munist, accused of leading the
march on the automobile factory.
Prosecutors said they probably all
will be charged with manslaughter.
Police said the girl had record
in several other cities as a labor
agitator.
The girl leaped into the spot
light at the head of the mob OF
jobless men and women. when
such prominent agitators as Will
liam z. Foster and John Schimes,
recent Communist candidate for
mayor of Detroit. discreetly re-
manned in the background. Both
had demanded action" IN fiery
speeches to unemployed Sunday
night.
Her jet black hair flying wildly
in the wind, Mary took charge
when the crowd, faced by so po-
lice at the city limits of Dear
born, faltered.
Come on you - towards,
she screamed, leading the way.
An answering crack of tear gas
pistols as the crowd surged ahead
maddened it. The police slowly
were I'll OdCh IilOAC NAAoAi q
mile, before a barrage of stones
and sticks.
Again when the mob hesitated
before new formed police lines at
the gates of the mammoth factory,
Mary, followed by Joseph York,
her 23-year-old sweetheart, took
the lead. The first volley OF shots,
wounding two Of the mob, sent it
back more than 200 yards.
In the third clash, when the
crowd and police both advanced to
reach Harry Bennett, who had
driven through the crowd in an
automobile, Mary was in the front
fines.
Three of the boys fell beside
me-" she said. II looked to see
who they were. I turned the first
one over and it was Joe. I dragged
him back and put his head in my
lap. He died there while the guns
still were cracking"
A motorist picked up the girl
and lifeless man, taking them to
the Delray industrial hospital.
Even before physicians definitely
determined that he was dead, Mary
was under arrest.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-08

Visits North End sdaools-C =
Collins, county superintendent q
schools, spent yesterday t.s.tuz
the schools in the North End
Madame Priser French designer
and dress-maker. ESQ Commercial
st. Phone 1854. Sits
Committee Neets-Tha farm bs-
reau committee appointed to pro
test the action Of the Imperial
Irrigation district board of oirec-
tors in imposing q water toll me
this morning at the farm bureau
office in the court house 90 Dis
cusS possible alternatives
WoOda Blesy Dance Studio, 723
Orange. Phone 733. let
Hotel California coffee shop
Plate lunch from II 10 .. 35c
Regular meals, SOC ana 75c. III
Home grwon sweet peas. fresh
daily. 25c. Ritz Flower Shop. st3
Yesterdays Shipments - Lettuce
shipments yesterday reached a total
of 143 carloads. according to & re-
port submitted by B. A. Harrigan.
agricultural commissioner. Other
shipments included: Il carloads Of
carrots, nine Of mixed vegetables.
five OF peas. five of cabbage, two
of grapefruit and one OF chicory.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-08

nste eneamped as for major
wartime offensive.
Papers Make Offer
ms huge delegation of news
writer's and the hundreds of state
fraanaTs. police and special police
an.eefs 81 guard Or patrol duty in
me ara have made almost i'm
r.ssHIhIH TIE unheralded arrival of
visitors On the estate This. 1t was
arHaFaa by some. has frightened
tfa klanapers.
Tha nraokivn Times has offered
Cd IN other newspapers Of
Greater Sew York and the radio in
rrmnlale suppression OF all news
ana naHHeliy m the case.
TIE Graphic has Withdrawn. it
nra - staff correspondents and
rrnHHHan n an effort 70 lessen
fHr HHhf OF kldnapers.
salvatore spIiale. designated by
rafmFI IaudbefRh as an agent to
fraI HHfh the tldnapers. said. IF
rr haa clear field. without in
tnrfaHHHaa either rom the news
rneHz - police matters would be
caster - us This theory was IN
.rramHaf wifh That Of several de-
frelIEHa whose underworld work
hrs So them fame
aaf a HauY Moore and Maj.
ChafIez A achoeffel. commanding
fhT HlIH nulIcr. announced willing
lrs = althdraW The troopers II
CoanHI Iindbersh felt the move
uuId hHIn him Eel back his baby.
rna1fHh. lt Has understood.
waa auH1ecafiFe Il the troopers
effaffs and preferred that they re-
man - also vas appreclatiYe, II
ras understood Il the aid given In
fhs haHf tor his child BY the wide
uubuIir given the case.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-08
Daily Report Of
Stock Markets

NEW YORK, March s. U.P)-Ad-
vances in the pound sterling, which
touched S375 up 20 cents, eclipSed
all other movements in the fin
ancial world today.
Wall Street was enthusiastic over
demonstrations of British strength.
Prices on the stock exchange ad-
vanced without spectacular demon
stration until more than 100 crossed
new high ground for the year.
The Dow-JoneS Industrial and
Utility average made new 1892 highs
before the end of the fourth hour
and the bond average also made
a new top for the year. Toward
the close, prices slipped back from
the highs but the market closed
higher.
United States government bonds
rose 3-32 to 1892 and five of them
made new highs for the year.
Other records for the year-up
and down-included the Japanese
yen which made a new low; silk
futures which followed the yen to
record lows; French franc which
sold below paritay for the first time
since early January a drop in the
ReichSbank rate to the lowest since
June 13, 1881.
LOS ANGELES, March 8. U.P) =
The market continued to advance
despite comparatively inactive trad
ing on the Los Angeles stock ex-
change today.
Union Associates was the most
active, selling 3400 shares at 11&,
up Is; Standard Oil sold 1900 shares
at 27, up q; Union Oil advanced
& to 1872 on sales of 1900 shares;
Rio Grande sold 500 shares at 2A,
unchanged.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber pre-
ferred made the largest advance of
the day when 10 shares sold at
57ia, up 2.
Transamerica sold 300 shares at
AS, down Il. Security First Ma
tional was unchanged at 65 on sales
of 100 shares.
Southern California Edison COM
mon sold 400 shares at 32as, up Is;
Edison 6 per cent preferred was
unchanged at PAS, on sales of 100
shares; Edison 519 per cent pre-
ferred sold 100 shares at 225s, up g..
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-08
Lindbergh Win
Play Lone Hand
tContinued frsm Fsss 4


Colonel IIndbtreh maae anf -
japanese speech either m HHHHI
States or Canada within ffa -
three months2 ThesH question: -
viously we're inspired - one q -
many rumofs in tie ease
Silent On 0anane
The questions s-ana-ansWrra maHHs
view also revealed that no HaH.
dual had offered he Service -
Alphonse CapOne n solving -
mystery as reported by aHH
sources.
Salvatore Spitale. named aIth
Irving Bitz as underworld neHa#Ias
tors for the return of Chafias a
Lindbergh. Jr., does not hope -
get in touch with the kiduaHaH
within the next "a hours
Mrs. Dwight Morrow. mother 81
Anne Lindbergh, has taken eam-
plete charge Of the household
Strange chain of circumstances
entwines Henry johnson. friend q
Betty Cow, the kidnapped bahFs
nursemaid. His apparent fraukness
in reply to questions has demon
strated forcibly what "circumstan-
tial evidence" sometimes may -
He still is held for further ques-
tioning.
Lest undue significance BE- at
tached to the failure 10 answer the
question in which tine japanese
were mentioned, 1t should be- ex-
planned that the Lindberghs con-
sistently have refused 10 answer
questions bearing on their negotia-
tions or failure to negotiate with
the kidnapers.
Paradox Related
The moves to take the story OF
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-08
FRANCE PLANS
HIGHEST HONORS
FOR STATESMAN
BY RALPH HEINZEN
lited Press Staff Correspondent


PARIS. March 8. = France will
honor Aristide BRAND in a brilliant
state funeral such as is accorded na-
tional military heroes. Then the
veteran man of peace will be buried
among the peasants in a rustic vii
lage cemetery overlooking the peace
ful valley of the Eure river.
Messages expressing the sympa-
thy of the world poured into the
foreign office on the passing of the
greatest French statesman since
Richelieu and one of the greatest
peace makers of all time. Diplo-
mats and commoners stood in line
for hours to pass into the tiny
bedroom and view the emaciated
figure and the famous shaggy head
of the man who sought to make war