davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
REPUBILKANsKA PLATFoRMA.

y
strany, odbyvanej v Chicagu mi
nuleho tyyzdna, prijata bola plat
forma, ktorej podavame maj
vyznamnejsie caste. Upln1 nam
uverejnit' nemozno, zaplnila by
cele cislo.
Vseobecne.
Uz skoro tri roxy svet trpi ho-
spodarskou depression, akej v roz-
meroch a krutosti este nebolo.
Trpezlivost' nasho pudu je vel
mi sk1sana, ale yiera seba, v
svoje ustanovizne a svoju budnc-
nost' zostava neotrasena. Ked
Wit 'azstvo pride, a ono pride, to-
to pokolenie odovzda buducemu
pokoleniu neposkodene dedictvo
Ma zaciatku depresie, ked' nj.
kto nemohol predvidat' jej hlb'
ku a rozmery, prezidentovi sa
podarilo zamedzit' mnohemu u
trpeniu dosiahnut1m dorozume-
MIA medzi priemyslom a robotnl.
ctvom OIL 'adom udrzania vysky
mzdy a povzbudzovanim sllkrom-
nych a vladnych stavieb.
Pocas celej depresie nezamest-
nanost' bola obmedzena systema.
tickym ciastocnym zamestnanim
manifesto vseobecneho prep1st "a
MIA robotnfkov. Mzdy neboly sni-
zene iba kde musely byt'. Vysle.
dok je, ze bolo menej strajkov a
vytrznosti, nezli "a podobnych
t'azkych casov v minulosti. 9'''2''
Ma jar 1881 bolo badatefnt
zlepsovanie sd obchodnych po-
merov v Spoj. Statoch, ked', od-
razu, celia ret'az udalosti sa pri
hodila strednej Europe, ktor6
nasledovaly jedna Ia druhou S
lnimoriadnou rychlost 'ou a silou
ohrozujtic kreditovl silstavu sve-
ia a zadajuc t'azkii ranu i tejto
krajine. ...
Prezident predvidal nebezpecie
Chcel no odvratit' navrhnutlm
zastavenia platenia medzivlad-
nych dlhov na jeden rok, zeby
tax ul'aveny boil tlak na najslab
som bode. -....
Ale kreditova masineria naro-
dov strednej Europy nemohla W.
drzat natlak a rozkladne silly ma.
beraly ma rychlosti, az septem-
bri VePka Britania prinutena bo.
la opustit' zlaty standard. Tate
udalost', nasledovana ohromnym
ltokom ma dollar, bola pricinou
serif padania bank tejto kra.
jine a sikromneho hromadenia
penazi na vel'kej Skale.
Kreditova spolocnost'.
Prezident Ease jednal. Ia jeho
vodcovstva zalozena bola Narod-
ma Kreditova Spolocnost'. Tia
zmobilizovaIa nase bankov6 pro-
striedky, zachranila desiatky
bank cd lpadku, pomohla obno,
Wit. doveru vykonala neoceni-
tel'ne sluzby V posilnenf krcdi-
tovej sdstavy.
Ked sa sisiel kongres, prezi-
dent narysoval konstruktiyny
program, ktory Dol v hlavnejsich
ciastkach prevedeny.
Utvorena bola Zeleznicna Kre-
ditbva SpoloGnost'. Kapital Fe-
derflnych Rezervnych Pozemko-
vydh Bank bol zvysenyy. DO Iii
vota prisla Kekonstrukcna FL
nal(En& Korporacia, ktora PRIME
sla aochranu milionom vkladate-
l'oJ ns sivot' poistenych a inym.
Dmocoi Rekonstrukcnej Kor-
poIf fcie ikvidacia padnutych
han atyil vypiatenie vkladate.
10y jIboIo nrychlene d nadoysetko
ks4 lit krajiny Dol polozenS ma
ned bbytny zaklad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24

je republikanskym programom.
Nasa strana sostayila a prijala
zakon kvotovom systeme, kto-
ry po prvy raz umoznil dostatoc.
MI kontrolu prist'ahovalectva.
Prisna prehliadka ziadatel 'ov
v cudzich krajinaeh znemozluje
pr1chod do Ameriky kriminalni-
kom a inym neziaducnym triedam
l'udi tiez umoznuje sa prezi-
dentovi suspendovat' prist 'ahova-
ME sa cudzfch robotnikov, ktorf
by mohli zvysit' nezamestnanost
medzi domasnym robotnfctvom
Vysledkom toho je, ze prist 'aho-
valectvo je dnes mensie, nezli
kedykopvek "a poslednych 100
rokov.
Robotnicka otazka.
Uznavame a udobrujeme kolek-
tivne smluvy uzavrete medzi zod.
povednymi zastupcami zamestna-
vatepov a zamestnancoy, bez "a
miesovania sa kohokol'vek
Zakony, ako zakaz dovazat'
sem cudzinecke kontraktne ro-
ootnictvo, proti nevoPnictvu, n1-
tenej sluzbe na lodiach, zavedenie
osem-hodinovej pracovnej DOLBY
ma vladnych staybach q pracach,
zakony zayedeni ochrannych
prostriedkov Ma zelezniciach, ar
bitrazi sporoch robotnikoy so
zamestnayatel' mi, vladnej kom-
penzacii zamestnancom Y pade.
pokalicenia inc zakony y pro-
speech robotnlctva sd republicans
skeho poyodu robotnictyo, bu--
Z . . = y .
de mat strane'i nad'alej svoj-
no neodklonitel 'neho podporoya-.
.el'a.
Obstaravanie prace.
Vzdavame chyalu pracu obsta-
rayaj1cej nradovni department
Z /. ~ . . s
te prace. Vykonala vel'mi mnoho
obstaranlm zamestnania neza-
mestnanym robotnfkom j sbyva-
lynn vojakom ' stetovej vojne.
sloboda slova.
I. Sloboda slova, tlace a shromazz-
.d'ovania sd zakladne principy,,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
ROZHLAs YsN.

Prohlb1cll v Amerlke Dude k0-
nice, to je iste. Bohaci plata uz
tax vysoke dane, ze 81 musia po-
lahcit' bilionovou danou z. alike. !
holickych napojov.
Boil to hlavne bohaci, ktorf
prohibiciu zavesili l'udu ma siju
sd to bohaci, ktori mu ju SO
size snimu.
''Sl'achetny experiment sa
nevydaril, lebo experimentom ne
boil, ale obycajnym zakazom. Ex-
perimentovat' treba vychovou!
Teda uE i City banka ncsla
kl l'1e. Co je Ease splnenim pri-'
slovka, ze kto hl'ada, najde.
Mahoning dolina je tax t'azko
postihnuta depression, ako ktora-
kol 'vek ina cast krajiny - roz-
diel je tom, ze my sa tu pacho-
rime k zivotu indie len stenu.
V krajovych Mar Nov. cftame
nadpis: "Kto zacal politizovat'
v. Mattel slovenskej?" A hned' "a
tou otazkou je vytlacene: Martin
Razus.
To sfce neznamena, ze Martin
Razus zacal politizovat' Mattel
slovenskej, lebo jeho memo je u
dane ako autora clanku, lenze4
ME je radno SPORT so slovom
napfsal", kde sd ono ziada.
o Franclzoch vie cely svet, re
by radi, keby inc krajiny garan-
tovaly franc1zske hranice - pred
Nemcami. Ked' Francuzi Ease te-
raz ziadali garantovanie bez-
] pecnosti, PRIV nez by zmensili
zbrojenie, priskocn novy a. ga
lantny nemecky kancelar' Won Pa
pen - ponukol Franc1zom t1
"garanciu''. lie ii posmechu,
tom zprava mlcf.
4 Podpredseda, hi. d0vernici
redaktor Mar. SLOW. Spolku zia-
daj1 mimoriadnu konvenciu. Pc
tom, co sa stale MSS. a. neroz-
hoduj1com rozsudku HI. Sddu,
len mimoriadna konvencia m6ze
zaviest' pokoj.
! / vybor s. E. j.. ziada mimo.
riadnu konvenciu. / tam je do
vera otrasena.
/ Aida tieto a inc melody" v
nasom americko-slovenskom Ii
vote prines1 i 1zitok: Wac idea
lizmu a menej materializmu.
V clevelandskej vyssej sloven-
| skej skole graduovalo 25 sloven-
skych studentoy v, danvillskej
akademii 8 slovenskych diev. Ma
sa slovensky vychovana INTEL.
gencia rastie!
/ Konvencia demokratov bude
zauiimavejsou, ako bola republi-
kanska. Kde sa viaceri rujii O
korist', tam sa vzdy daco. zauji-
maveho prihodi.
Bude to Smith, Roosevelt, Ba-
ker, White alebo Garner? Keby
NAL Smith Rooseveltovo memo,
Dol by to Smith. Rooseveltovskd
naturu ma, Rooseveltoyi ale chv-
buje A preto bude to Baker a.
lebo Garner. Ale najskorej pre-.
dsa len Roosevelt, lebo Smith
nema ami tretinu hlasoy Roose-'
veit vyse poloyice. Do potrebnych
Idvoch tretfn mu chybuje malo.
ps
ma demokratickej konvencii
bllda nrOhihicia fntha1om A hI11n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24


povodny plan. Odporucal rozsi-
renie autority RekonstrukcneJ
Korporacie, aby mohla pozieiavat'
peniaze Station, okresom a me-
STAN alebo privatnym korpora-
clam ma stav~, Prijmy donasaji
cich stavieb; poziciavat' ma "a
bezpeku rol 'nfckych produktov,
leby tax rol'nicke vyrobky boly
ustalene v Gene hodnote; pozi-
ciavat' Federamej Farmarskej
Rade, zeby molla napomahat
vyvoz. farmarskych vyrobkov do
krajin ma kredit; pozieat' po W.
sku $300,Oo0,OOo mestam sta.
tom, ktore nemajd coho starat
sa svojich nddznych obyvate-
l'ov.
Konstruktiyne plany ma finan-
emu stabilizaciu nem6zu byt' Il.
pine zorganizovane, dokym nase
krajinske, statne a mestske VIA
dy nielen neuved1 svoje rozpoc-
ty do rovnovahy, ale dokym al
neobmedzia svoje vydavky.
My odporncame drasticke sni-
Genie verejnych vFdavkov od-
por voei vydavaniu peHazi na
veci, ktore ME sn zivotne potreb-
ne k fungovaniu vlady narodnej
alebo lokalnej.
Republikanska strana bude
nad'alej udrziavat' zlatd menu a
bude stat proti kazdemu pokusu
ktory by chcel podryt' kredft
vlady alebo poskodit' nasej Pc
iaznej meme. Pomoc inflacnymi
peniazmi je nezdrava v principe
a necestna vo vysledkoch. Dollar
je nepremozitel'ny dneska na pc
naznych trhoch sveta a musi ta-
kym zostat'. Chore telo nem6ze
byt' vylieeene mastickarskymi
liekami. Toto je nie cas- expert
mentovat' ma politickom alebo fl
nancnom tele.
Banky a bankarenie.
/ Dokladne ucinkovanie nasej
.hospodarskej masinerie zavisi V
nemalej miere cd pomoci, ktoru
dava nasmu obchodu priemy-
slu mas bankovy system. Je po-
treba opravy nasich bankovych
zakonov, zeby nasa bankoya s1-
stava spocivala na zdravsom "a
klade prospech vseobecnosti a
pre- lepsiu ochranu vkladatel 'ov.
Vyzaduje sa prfsnejs1 dozor a
sirsia moe pre- dozorcov bank.
My odporucame taku opravu.
Sine "a neast Spoi. Statov v
medzinarodnej konferencie o.
hFadom penaznych otazok, zahr-
nuj1cich i poziciu striebra, pro-
biemy zameny a ceny clankov a
moznu kooperativnu akciu Mich
sd tykajlcu.
Federalna morgice diskontujica
banka v prospech majitel'ov
domov.
Terajsia republikanska admini-
stracia navrhla zakony ma utvo-
renie systemu federalne dozera-
nych, morgiee diskontujdcich
bank, ktore budn slnzit' MATTE
Pom domov vo vsetkych castiach
krajiny a povzbudzoyat' l'ud k
vlastnictvu domov umoznenim
.dlho.dobych poziciek ma domy ma
trvacnejsie a prajnejsie podmien-
ky.
" poslednych rokoch javi sa
znepokojujnci smer od vlastnic-
iva domov. Verlme, ze vsetko
NONE ma byt' podnikntlte na,
obratene tohto .smeru a ma byt'
pomahane majitePom domoy lep-
simi financoyanim a tiez uHahce-
him DAM. My sl'ubujeme, Re "a
lozenie morgice diskontiljiicich
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
It's toasted"
vase Profekcio- pro+i drdzdeniu -Preti kasia
o. K. AMERIKA

o. K AMERIKA ~ 9
NACUVAJTE Ma LUCKY STRIKE-6o modefnjeb mint so
nale5ou fanenon orkeou, cbJrne Lucky Strike
zbray, kasdJ norok Hriok obou refer to NBC. sefi
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04

Suits Cleaned and Pressed S1.OO-
Cowan Dry Cleaners. Phone G28.
SID Main. 29tf
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04
new THEATRE Is
CAUSE OF ACTION
IN LOCAL COURT

Troubles of the Henry 1. Beller
Construction company and the Unit
ed Artists Theaters of California,
Ltd, found their way into super
ior court today when the contract
ing firm and John j. Wilson, as
signee, filed suit against the theatre
firm for $l9,469.19 alleged due for
work on the new theatre now un-
der construction here, and asked
that the claim be considered a me-
chanic's lien.
A contract to build the theatre
was let to the construction com
pany June 4, according to the COM
plant. Workmen began the task
of building the theatre, but on Sep
tember the contractors were noti-
fled to stop work temporarily, pend
ing the outcome of negotiations
between the United Artists firm
and FoX-West Coast Theatres, Inc.
Later the theatre firm entered
upon the building site, took pos
session of equipment, and refused
to allow the construction firm to
carry on the work of building the
theatre, the complaint charges.
The contract provided the theatre
people were to pay the actual cost
of construction plus 10 per cent, the
complaint states. 1t also charges
no payments were made for work
done.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04
Daily Report Of
Stock Markets

NEW YORK, Jan. 4. U.R)-Stocks
resumed their decline today in the
first full session of 1882, industrial
and utility averages slipping into
new low grounds for the bear
movement.
All the high grade industrial
shares-the blue chips of the boom
market a few years back-broKo
to new lows. The railroad shares
were depressed also and the ma
jority gave ground.
Lack of good news rather than
any particular bad news seemed
a restraining influence on buyers
Demand was quiet while some SELL
ing was Of the urgent type. A par
ticular example of the latter was
In General Motors, Saturdays
weak spot
Huge turnover was noted in this
premier automobile share and i
broke TO a new low for the present
stock. The volatile Auburn
crashed points and other auto
mobile issues were lower despite
reports of a large merger under
way, a factor that ordinarily would
| bring out buying This rumoreo
merger, entirely unconfirmed
linked Packard and Hudson in a
group centering about Nash.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 4. UH -
An inactive markc was fraction
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04
Sues To Recover
Dividend Payment

Charging he purchased 600 shares
of capital stock in the Caterpillar
Tractor company from j. L. and
Mary E. Traecker before a 81 divi-
dend was issued j. H. Smith today
filed suit against Mr. and Mrs.
Traecker for 5000 alleged paid them
after Smith bought the stock, but
before it had been transferred on
the corporations books
A dividend on the stock, payable
November 20, was declared by the
board of directors of the company
october %, 1890 said the complaint
Smith bought the stock November
II, he asserted, and before the div
ident was paid.
Although he was entitled to have
the stock credited to him on the
companys books, it was not, Smith
charged, and the dividend was paid
to Mr.. and Mrs. Traecker. The
complaint asks that the 5000 be
turned over to him.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04
Continued From Page II
stitutions to normal functioning

stitutions to normal functioning.
4. The discount facilities of our
federal reserve banks are restricted
by law more than that of the GEN.
trail banks in other countries. This
restriction in times such as these
limits the liquidity of the banks
and tends TO increase the forces
of deflation, cripples the smaller
businesses, STILES new enterprise
and thus limits employment. !
recommend an enlargement OF
these discount privileges to take
care of emergencies. To meet the
needs of the situation it will not
be necessary to go even as far as
the current practice of foreign in
stitutions of similar character.
Such a measure has the support
of most of the governors of the
federal reserve banks.
5. The development of plan to
assure early distribution to deposi-
tors in closed banks is necessary
to relieve distress among millions
of small depositors and small busi-
nesses. and to release vast sums
of money now frozen.
Revision of the laws relating to
transportation in the direction rec
commended by the interstate COM
merce commission would strengthen
our principal transportation sys-
tens and restore confidence in the
bonds of our railways. These bonds
are held largely by our insurance
companies, our savings banks and
benevolent trusts and are there
fore the property of nearly every
family in the United States. The
railways are the largest employers
of labor and purchasers of goods
Revise Banking Laws
7. Revision of banking laws in
order to better safeguard deposit
orS.
6. The country must have conf
dence that the credit and stability
of the federal government will bt
maintained by drastic economy ir
expenditure; by adequate increase
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04
PROMPT ACTION BY CONGRE
URGED IN SPECIAL MESS

of taxes; and by restrict
sues of federal securities.
cent. depreciation in prices
ernment securities is a seriol
ing which reflects the fear
ther large and unnecessary isse
of such securities. Promptness in
adopting an adequate budget relief
to taxpayers by resolute economy
is essential. Combating q depres-
sion is like a great war in that it
is not a battle upon a single front
but upon many fronts. These
measures are all a necessary addi-
ton to the efficient and courageous
efforts of our citizens through the
nation.
Our people through voluntary
measures and through state and To-
cal action are providing for dis
tress. Through the organized ac-
ton of employers they are securing
distribution of employment an d
thus mitigating the hardships of
the depression. Through the mobil
ization of national credit associa-
tions they are aiding the country
greatly. Our duty is so to supple
ment these steps as to make their
efforts more fruitful.
The United States has the re-
sources and residence to make a
large measure of recovery independ-
ent of the rest of the world. Our
internal economy is our primary
concern and we must fortifY our
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04
Posse Follows
Trail OF Killers
Continued From Page ~

grand larceny. He went to prison
in 1927 and was freed on parole
in September 1928.
Paul, a brother Of the two known
members of the gang recently was
released from the LeavenWorth,
Kansas, federal penitentiary. He
was sentenced there for one year
with Cecil Mashburn for stealing
a motor car at Frederick, Okla.
Jennings once served three years
in the Missouri state penitentiary
for stealing merchandise, according
to records here.
Sheriff Hendrix and five other
officers went to the Young home to
arrest Harry, a fugitive from JUS
tice since he killed Night Marshal
Mark Noe at Republic, Mo, on June
2, 1929. With Harry was Jennings
and another man.
Sheriff Hendrix and his deputy,
Wiley Mashburn fell fatally wound
ed at the farm house as they sought
to enter after receiving no answer
to their knocks.
Springfield'S detective chief. Tony
Oliver, followed them in death. An
expert marksman killed him from
the house as he attempted to shoot
from behind a tree. Sid Meadows,
Ollie Crosswhite and Charles Hous-
er, city policemen, were killed before
the brothers used their 300-foot
tunnel to escape from the national
guardsmen, police officers and
armed citizens who surrounded the
stronghold and maintained a steady
stream of fire at its four walls.
Behind them, the fugitiveS left
three wounded policemen, FIR a n k
Pike and Virgil Johnson, motor
cycle policemen, and Oren Brown,
Springfield detective.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04
Dixon Case In
Superior Court

A. D. Dixon, colored, went on
trial before a jury in Judge A. C.
Finneys superior court today on
charge of failure to provide for
minor child, after Cecil Byrd
had been sentenced to 80 days in
the county jail for contributing to
the delinquency of a minor.
Opening the January trial cal
endar of the new year, Dixon, Byrd
and Wallace Wagner appeared be-
fore Judge Finney. Wagner's trial
on a charge of issuing a check on
insufficient funds was continued
until the February criminal trial
calendar.
R. I. French, deputy district at
torney, opposed R. B. Whitelaw;
defense attorney, in trial of the
colored man. A jury was selected
before noon, and the case is eX-
pected to be given into the hands
of the jury before court closes
tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04

DIR. II Hooper-Dentist. x-Pay
service. 110 North 9th st. m,wf
Weekend Sh.pG-enLs - Lettuce
headed tie perishable shipments
this weekend with 1T carloads,
according to B. A. Harrigan, agri-
cultural commissioner. Other ship
ments included three carloads Of
mixed vegetables and one carload
of grapefruit.
DIR. Patrick Lackey - Chiroprac-
tor. Phone 1546. 131 South 9th St.
31tf
Hemstitching &c Mrs. C. G..
Brooks. 1t1mo
\ Burglary Reported - Burglary Of
tie Cox Brothers Market at GAL
Main street was reported to po-
lice Saturday night. The burglar,
lost Triday night, entered the mar
let through a skylight, took a .25
calibre automatic with pearl ham
dies, and left the same way he en-
tered, according to the report.
Watch and jewelry repairing at
prices. All work guar
anteed. Phil Mastenbrook, jeweler,
at Gordon's Gift Shop, 545 Main
street. 2t6
Madame priser--F'rench designer
and dress maker, $50 Commercial
st. Phone 1154. 3ltf
Birth Announcement - Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Sleem of this city arc
the proud parents of a baby girl,
Joan. born Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Sleem's sister, Mrs. L. H.
Grassland of 722 Olive avenue.
Mrs. Sleem is connected with the
Polka Dot shop in this city.
Card party oU. Mary's hall,
Tuesday, January 5, 9 p. m. 4t1
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04

Suit dse Stolen = s. Tani SAT-
urday resrted to the FL Centro po-
lice depaNNent theft from his au-
tomoblle ota brown leather suit
case, eohtafng a passport and
other pap9 a pair of BARRIERS
clippers, "Fe shirt and a bath
robe.
Wooda BIZ Dance Studio, 729
Orange. Pho 733 1etf
Building Persts Building uer-
mlts on ne 1.-THE city engineers
Office To-Day Te issued to e. r.
Surface for alrotiong 10 a store
at 649 Nam stht, to cost $500, and
to the CfIlifork pine Box COM
pany 1or/ alterahs to its packing
shed, Work to coSS350 Gerald II.
Shaw is contractt for the packing
company.
Card party - ! Mary's han,
Tuesday January : p. m. Al
influenza Causes sth Juan
Sa Iazar, 6-year-old SO OF Mr.. and
ldrs. Ignacio Salszahortheast of
Heber, died yesterdays a result of
, influenza. No funel arrange
ments have been mades yet.
-
NewkiriS's Beauiy onG-- For de-
| pendable service. Phon227. 17tf
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04
Valley Pioneer
Dies At Border

Mrs. Alma Pulliam, long a resi-
dent of the valley, died today at
the home of her son, George L..
Pulliam, in Calexico.
She had a paralytic stroke sever
al weeks ago from which she failed
to rally.
No funeral arrangements have
been made as yet but will be an
nOunced later.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04
OUCH.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4. U.P) -
T he United States government
closed the year 1881 and the first
half of the present fiscal year with
deficit OF $1,354,961 BIT, today's
treasury statement showed.
This compared with a surplus of
S66024, ,165 at the end of 1880. BY
the close of the fiscal year on June
30, 1881, however, there was a de-
ficit of more than S900,00O,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04

ally lower on the Los Angeles stock
exchange today.
Transamerica took the lead in
activity, selling 1400 shares at 2as,
unchanged; Security First National
Bank sold $50 shares at 571s, down
rs; Citizens National Bank was
down 1l2 at 54l4 on sales of $50
shares; California Bank dropped l
to 7 on transfer of so shares
Standard Oil sold 1900 shares at
1875, down u.
Southern California Edison sold
TOO shares at 2912, down q; Pacific
Gas and Electric sold 200 shares at
SO, down /.
International Reinsurance was
up 4 on sales of 700 shares at 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04
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Suits Cleaned and Pressed S1.OO-
Cowan Dry Cleaners. Phone G28.
Sid Main. 29tf
NeighbOrs Find Car - Neighbors
OF Henry Haynes last night recov-
cred an automobile stolen from him
earlier in the evening, according to
a report in the sheriff's office. The
car was found on a ditch bank near
the Haynes home.
Hotel California Coffee Shop -
Our new addition is now open-50c
and 75c meals all day. Breakfast,
15c up. open all night. 14tf
W.F.V. Meeting-Members OF the
local post of Veterans of Foreign
Wars will meet in rgular session at
Veterans Memorial hall, Wednes-
day night. A discussion of an i'm
portant meeting January %, will
take place Wednesday night and
plans will be made for the oc-
casiop.
DIR. A. B. Hansen, dentist New
location, second floor, Security First
National Bank Bldg Phone 38. Att
For alterations and repairs, see
Mrs jenkins, at Cash and Cory"
1870 South Sixth st. 28t5
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04

Modoc County cattle summering
on Nevada ranges were all brought
back by the first week in Deem
Der.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-04

not only a.
domestic well
contribution t
world as a W
Action in (
congress will
confidence to
ing Of our eco
rebuilding of !
to quickening
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-11-08
IS ! FOUND DEAD IN AUTOMOBILE
Instructor at W a shington University Believ-
 ed Suicide

SEATTLE, Nov. 8.-Mrs. Kristen Newbury, Doctor of Philosophy, aged 35 years, instructor of physics in the University of Washington, was found dead in her automobile, overcome by gas fumes, in closed garage of her home. She was dis covered by her housekeeper. The coroner said he believed Mrs. Newbury died a suicide. Her hand was clutciing a tear soaked handkerchief
 The housekeeer said Mrs. New bury went to the garage and when she failed to come out, she started an Investigation The motor was racing.
 Mrs. Newbury is survived by her husband and son.