Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-31

ated together from Mgn SCHOOL
here last June. The Rev. John
F. Vines, pastor of the Cavalry
Baptist church, will perform the
ceremony.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81. -
John D. Nagle, so, commissioner
of immigration here under the last
three Republican administrations,
died last night after a long illness.
He had been in politics in the west
most of his life
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81. - A
San Francisco firm was restrained
today under a federal court injunc-
ton from importing Japanese-made
electric light bulbs. The injunction
was asked by the General Electric
company on allegations that the
imported rules infringed on G. E..
patents
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81. =
With 129 smiling-faced young mem
bers of the California Nautical
school aboard, the states naval
training ship, U. S. S. California
State, expected to sail from here
today for Honolulu on cruise
around the world. The voyage is
being made to complete the in
struction of the cadets in naviga-
imported bulbs infringed on G.. E.
assume future posts in the mer-
chant marine.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 81. -
Janet Gaynor, film star who a few
days ago announced her separation
from her husband, Lydell Peck, was
bound for her cottage in Honolulu
today aboard the liner President
Hoover. On unidentified young man
who rushed aboard a few minutes
before the actress dashed up the
gang plank, evading cameramen,
was rumored today to be Charles
Farrell, often cast in pictures with
Miss Gaynor.
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa,
Dec. 31-The most severe earth
quake in South Africa in many
years rocked buildings here today
and sent residents of the city hur-
rying into the streets. One shock
lasted 80 seconds. The center of
the disturbance was believed to be
about 300 miles distant. Earth
tremors continued throughout the
morning.
OSAKA, Dec. 31-Funeral SER
vices will be held January 6 for
Hikoichi Motoyama, newspaper
king, member of the house of
peers, and grand old man of Jap
anese journalism who died here
Friday. Motoyama's death will
not be announced in Japan until
arrangements are complete for
posthumous honors.
NICE, France, Dec. 81. - Miss
Betty Compton, American actress
and friend of former Mayor of New
York James j. Walker, was be-
sieged by real estate agents today
when it became known that she
was bargaining for Riviera villa.
PARA, Brazil, Dec. 81. - Three
Colombian gunboats and trans
port were ready today to start UP
the Amazon toward Leticia, small
Amazonian port where hostilities
btween Peru and Colombia are i'm
minent. Peruvians have been hold
ing Leticia since last September.
HAVANA, Cuba, Dec. 81. - The
body of Juan Gonzalez Rubierra,
17-year- -old student, was found
riddled with bullets in front of
cabaret last night few hours af-
ter Rubiera had been arrested on
charges of shooting Sergeant Ra-
fael Castro of the secret police.
Members of the opposition to the
government of Gen. Gerardo Ma
chado called the students death
another case of government repris-
al. Police said Rubiera was killed
when he attempted to escape.
PARIS Dec. 31.--Louis Bleriot,
pioneer aviator who became the
first to fly the English channel
in 1909 announced dismissal today
of nearly all employees of his air.
plane factory. He kept only enough
men to complete a four motored
seaplane which the government
will use in the South Atlantic mail
service.
BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 81. - A
midsummer heat wave continued
unabated today after a temper
ature of 100 degrees, the highest
of the year, was recorded yester-
day. Scores of persons were over
come. Many male residents appear
ed on the streets wearing pajama
coats instead of ordinary coats. Po-
lice regulations require that men
must not appear on the streets
without a coat of some kind.
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 3l.-For-
eign Minister Manuel Puig Casau-
ranc, former ambassador to Wash
ington, said today his appointment
as foreign minister signifies no
change in Mexican foreign policy.
WARSAW, Dec. 31.-The agri-
cultural and economic crisis in Po-
land brought the price of horses
sold at auction today to 80 cents.
One farmer sold his household fur
niture and several head of livestock
for $4.l0.