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Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24
Don't Quote Me-
= By United Press

WASHINGTON. May "a. = So
much has been said about the COM
missions created by President Hooy-
er that the passing of one Of them
into the realm of inactivity called
forth some humorous observations
from its chairman.
DR.. Ray Lyman Wilbur, the un-
iversity president who became sec
retary of interior and brought a
scholarly, somewhat reserved per-
sonality to the Hoover cabinet,
seemed to be enjoying his role as
he announced that the committee
on the costs of medical care was
ending its work.
This is one committee that
knows when to quit Wilbur said
smiling down from MS more than
six feet Of height. I wanted II
TO quit and the persons who put
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24
CHAMBER PLANS
WEEKEND TRIP
TO HOOVER DAM

Details of the motor trip 10 be
made to Boulder dam next week
end under auspices of the El Centro
Chamber Of Commerce have been
worked out and reservations are
already being made at the cham
Der. The party will leave Ell Centro
at noon Saturday, May %, and will
spend Saturday night probably at
BarstoW. On Sunday, they will
continue from BarstoW to Las
Vegas and Boulder dam and will
have all of Sunday afternoon for
full inspection of the work at
Boulder dam and Boulder City,
with Sunday night spent i'll Las
Vegas. The return trip will be
made on Monday.
The trip from Las Vegas to Z.
Centro can easily be made in one
day as all roads via the proposed
route are fully paved so there will
be no discomforts on the trip, ac-
cording to Robert Hays, manager
of the chamber. For this reason
it is urged that those who go take
their wives as this will be the best
opportunity for women to see the
great work on the Colorado river
under comfortable conditions and
capable leadership. In the past
trips to the Boulder dam have ell
tailed night travel and rough desert
roads. This visit Of the chamber
Hays points out, is planned to be
made in comfort and with the
maximum of enjoyment
In order that all information
available may be given to the FL
Centro group arrangements are be-
ing made in advance in order that
the time may be utilized to the best
advantage. Hays asks that those
who have extra space in their cars
notify the chamber headquarters
and that those who desire to go
but have no means of transporta
ton. also report to the chamber
and that organization probably viii
arrange for a division of the
automobile expense in such cases
Reservations should be made
promptly in order that provision
may be made for the party and tht
exact number of cars and passen-
gers be determined.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24
Hay Growers To
Be Represented

M. P. Holiday and Harvey A.
Hastain of Brawley, both will rep
resent Imperial Valley hay growers
at the meeting Wednesday in San
Francisco vixen officials of the
state department of agriculture will
meet to determine the quarantine
regulations for districts infested
with alfalfa Weevil
Agricultural commissioners at a
recent meeting established a tenn
porary quarantine line, permitting
no hay grown north of the Teha-
chapi to be shipped into Southern
California with the exception of
that shipped from Kern and Tu-
lare counties and bearing certifi-
Gates of inspection.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24

up the money saw it the same way,
50 there wasn't any trouble about
it
Speaker Garner still is being
questioned about his prohibition
stand. Yesterday, just before the
house vote on the beer for reye-
nue." bill. Garner was asked how
he would vote.
''Ha, ha," he replied.
The speaker does not vote unless
he requests his name TO be called
or in case of tie. Gamers name
was not called and there was no
tie.
Coy. Eugene Meyer of the federal
reserve board is fond of dominoes.
He does not like golf, preferring
/ horseback riding. He plays bridge,
but doesn't think it compares with
dominoeS as q game.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24
Hilton Company
Leases Hotel

Major w. r. Irwin, vice-presi-
dent of the Hilton Hotels. and pres
ident of the Barbara Worth hotel,
announces that The Mayflower
hotel in Los Angeles has been
leased for a 20 year period by the
Hilton Company of California,
different corporation from that
owning the Barbara Worth, but
which is composed of many of the
same stockholders.
The hotel name has been changed
to that of the Hilton hotel and
E. S. Maury, formerly manager for
the Barbara Worth, has been placed
in charge. Major Irwin expects to
divide his time between the Bar
bara Worth and the Hilton hotel.
The hotel is only four years old,
is centrally located at 535 South
Grand avenue, adjacent to the
shopping and theatre district. 1t
has $50 beautifully furnished rooms,
each with bath. and is modern in
every respect. At present the lobby
is being enlarged to make it more
attractive for guests.
The management extends a COR
dial invitation to all Imperial Valley
residents to make this hotel their
headquarters in Los Angeles where
they will be accorded every con-
venience and courtesy.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24
UNCLE WIGGIY'S LOST
TWINKLE

What do you want?' asked Baby
Bmty. the little orphan rabbit Sha
was speaking to Jingle and Jangle.
the rabbit twins. Whats the won-
derful secret?" asked Baby Bunty.
Come here and we'll tell you.
whispered Jingle.
But you mustn't tell anybody,
added Jangle,
7 never tell secrets" said BABY
Bunty.
She and the twins had been play
ing hide and go seek. Hiding in the
tall weeds. near the bungalow. Jingle
and Jangle had heard Uncle Wig
gily saying how sad he was because
he had lost the twinkle, from his
nose. They heard Nurse Jane tell
the rabbit gentleman that if he
could find bluebird HE would be
happy again. even il he didn't find
his lost twinkle
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24

Published every evening Except Sunday by the
Imperial Valley Press, Inc, 625 State street, El
Centre California, W. C. Costello business man
ager. Telephone &c, business office: 700, editorial
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Citations
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24

SO you see, Bunty,' explained
Jingle, "Daddicums has hopped
away to find the happiness bluebird
and that's what the wonderful sec
ret is about
Il don't see anything very Won-
derful in that" said Baby Bunty.
And it isn't much of a secret.
"Oh, yet it isl" chuckled Jangle.
Because you are going to be the
blubird," said Jingle, and you must
keep it a secret SO Daddicums won't
know
You mean you want me to pre-
tend to Unkie Wig that am blue
bird?' asked Baby Bunty. She
called him "Unkie Wig" because he
was so kind to her after she had
been left an orphan.
yes, YOU must pretend to be the
happiness bluebird,' said Jingle.
so your Unkie Wig and our
Daddicums will be happy, whether
or not he finds his lost nose
twinkle said Jangle.
But" said Bunty, how can l
pretend that? I'd do anything I
could to make Unkie Wig happy
but you see I'm not bird and I'm
not blue. So how could I even be
a make believe bluebird?'
Jingle and Jangle thought this
over for a moment. Then Jingle
said:
I'VE could paste some chicken
feathers on her and then Baby
Bunty would look like bird
That would be fun spoke the
little orphan rabbit, for I can hop
like a bird now, that is like some
birds. And if 7 had chicken
feathers on I'd look more like one. .
Then you shall have the
feathers declared Jangle.
But what about being blue?'
asked Baby Bunty.
That is going to be harder,
said Jingle.
oh, not at all" exclaimed
Jangle. Nurse Jane has made
some lovely blue water to dip her
clothes in. 1 saw her using it when
Daddicums was hopping away to
look for the bird and the lost
twinkle from his nose. We can put
the chicken feathers on Bunty, dip
her in the blue water and then she
will be a blue bird She can hop
along until she sees Daddicums and
then she can make him happy"
"Finei' cried Jingle
And maybe spoke Baby Bunty
Il can find the pink twinkle Then
Uncle Wig will be happy two times.
Wonderful murmured Jangle
Come on, Jingle she called. You
and I will get the feathers, paste
them on Bunty and then we'll dir
her in the bluing
oh what fun cried BABY
Bunty, jumping up and down, tc
practice hopping like a bird
While the rabbit twins went tc
look for chicken feathers to stick
on Bunty, Uncle Wiggily was hop
ping along looking for his pink
nose twinkle and the happiness
bluebird.
Il hope l find one or the other,
said Mr.. Longears to himself as he
skipped over the fields and through
the woods. Il hardly know myself
without that jolly little twinkle OF
my nose. If I could only find thai
I would be happy even if I didn'i
see a bluebird But I hope I ser
that pretty bird. Blue is one of ms
i fayorite colors.'
While Uncle Wiggily was hop.
] ping along, Jingle and Janglc hac
found some chicken feathers and
with some sticky gum from thf
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24
TEN YEARS AGO
Mn, d 1000

First carloads of cantaloupes
from the west coast of Mexico, two
weeks in advance of first ship
ments of Imperial Valley canta-
loupes were distributed in eastern
markets and brought fair prices.
It has been decided to give up
the county headquarters at Brawley
where they have maintained for the
last two years.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24
SLUMP HITS OLD SCHOOL

KENDAL, Eng. tU.RE-The alma
mater of two great scientists, Sir
Arthur Eddington, physicist and
astronomer, and John Dalton, the
famous old Quaker school here is
to close owing to financial diff
culties. The school was opened in
1893.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24
Looking Blackboard
What the Press Files Tell OF
Imperial Valley for This Date
in Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Nav "a. 1912

Manager Woolfin of the Imper-
ial Mercantile company has decid-
ed to put in complete cannery in
connection with its jobbing bus
mess. This was the most import
ant industrial announcement ever
made here.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24
The Weather

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Wednesday
with somewhat lower temperature;
gentle northerly winds.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair tonight and Wednesday but
fog along coast tonight; cooler west
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24

Whether it IS yet possible to op-
crate freight trucks over the noun
tains between San Diego and I'M
perial Valley will be determined
when an experimental trip will be
made next week. The building of
good highway will undoubtedly
make the trip possible i'll time.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24

These veterans who are making nuis-
ance of themselves enroute to Washing
ton may not realize it but they are doing
much more harm than good to the veter-
ans cause.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24

If some of our valley geniuses could
fix it so that these nights would continue
throughout the summer there would be
no summer widowers'.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24

SUBSCRIPTION RATEs-Deliyered by carrier,
per month"; SIS cents; by mall so cents per month
In advance. Entered at El Centre, California post
office as second-class matter. Member California
Newspaper Publishers Association M. c. Mogen-
son, national advertising representatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24

Many married man will smoker
when he reads that George Palmer Put
nam gave his consent for Amelia's
flight.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
May ID 1917

At the meeting of the chamber
of commerce last night, that or
ganization went on record to as
sumo the entire responsibility of
getting out the vote for the water
bonds OH Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24

Recruiting officers are making
an effort to sign more Imperial
Valley men for service in the navy.
Men are sent on board ship i'm
mediately and are not required to
take a long period of training on
land
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24

portion; moderate west winds off
shore.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-24

And the house doesn't want beer eth
er. Congress is such virtuous body.
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PEARSON PIANO co.
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DUCE is HAPPY
WHEN TALKING
WITH WORKERS
Asks About Their Children,
How Much Money
They Make.
BY THOMAS B. MORGAN
United Press Stan Correspondent

ROME, May 3i.-Benito Musso-
lini gets his greatest "kick" out
Of mingling with working men.
Whenever he is on tour Of in
spection Of public works under
construction he is talking to the
bricklayers. enginemen. mechanics,
carpenters and laborers, the great
est part Of the time.
In his recent trip through the
Pontine reclamation lands. which
cover 100000 acres. there was rot
one group Of workmen that he
failed TO visit. He knows actually
what to ask them as ne has not
forgotten his years as bod carrier
and bricklayer. His questions
usually are about how much money
they are making whether they are
saving any and how many children
they have. II always pleases him
TO learn that they have eight or
ten children.
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LIE G AIS
Legal Notices


Indianapolis. Indiana. 60 hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is a full. True
10 20 a. iss3: TIA. said ordinance was
passed bv the Common Council on the 1910
approved hv the Mavor on the 23d day OF
Nav. 1882 and now remains on file and on
witness nv hand and the official seal Of
the City Of indianapolis. Indiana. this z1tn
CAV Of May. 1882. ..,,-v
SEAL city CLERK.
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
Notice Is hereby given that bids VII De
received BY the Board Of School Commis-
sioners q the City Of indianapolis a. the nc
Streets IN the City OF Indianapolis Indi-
ana until $50 o'clock A. NJ June Z
1882. when bids viii be opened for INC
ls8s 0c0l OF bonds Of said school City.
Sand bonds shall be as IN number ana
numbered from I 20 IS inclusive each for
dated June 10th 1882 and shall bear IN
terest at the rate Of four and one-han
per cent 49, per annum. which N
rants or coupons attached 20 each Of said
bonds and maturing on the ist day Of
January and July q each year until
Of January j. 1888 being for interest 70
that date said bonds shall mature on
January lst o. each year beginning with
JANUARY a.
ary /. 1885 And there shall mature az
the principal Of said bonds on each Janu-
airy ist until and including January ].
shall mature on the days aforesaid IN
the order OF their serial numbers.
said bonds are being issued for the
purpose OF raising funds for remodeling
The Arsenal Building at Arsenal Tech
nical Schools located at 1900 East Michi-
gan Street. in the City of Indianapolis.
Bids 20 be IN sealed envelopes addressed
Board OF School Commissioners South
west corner OF Meridian and Ohio Streets.
Indiana polls Indiana" endorsed BID Tor
School Building Bonds OF June 1882
A prospectus OF said bonds, form and
envelopes necessary 20 be used n bidding
will be furnished upon application 70 the
undersigned. Said bonds viii be issued
BY the undersigned pursuant u foymal
corporate action taken BY this Board on
the sth day OF March. 1882 and on the
18th day Of Nav. 1882 pursuant 70 the
Indiana statute OF March 2. 1891 (Acis
The fun right Is reserved 10 the Board.
in its discretion 20 reject any and all bids.
Each bid shall be accompanied by
check or checks. certified 10 be good BY a
responsible bank or trust company in In
dianapolis. Indiana. payable 70 the order
the CITY OF Indianapolis Indiana. for AZ
least three per cent 30 OF the face
value Of the bonds bid for.
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSION
Frs OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS
BY A. B. GOOD. Business Director.
Indianapolis Indiana
Nav is. 1892.
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INSTRUCTIONS

10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
LEARN HAWAIIAN GUITAR-l Free with
course. Radio artists instructors Hilo
Hawaiian Studio. 2i06 Roosevelt Oh. 4425
SPECIAL offer OF ten class lessons in
piano. pine organ. voice or dancing. for
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Legal Notices

GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. A. 1892
AN ORDINANCE amending General
Ordinance No. III. 1922, commonly known
when the same shall take effect. ...-.,
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIAN
~ section As J. Fat the Us or business dis
trict. the AZ or 2. 900 square-fo foot area dis-
trict and the HI or 50-foot height oistriet
be and the same are hereby amended. sup
plemented and changed so as 70 include
the following described territory: -
BEGINNING At q point on ne ENG n9fs st
a point so feet east OF the east prop
erty line q Elmira street; thence 1.s1 s norta
st2 Pss 'a' distance sss q ss ise s % point
in the south property line Of the nrst
alley north OF eugene street. said point
line Of Elmira street; thence west on
and along the south property Inc OF
the nrst alley north OF Eugene street.
thence so south parallel to and &C feet
distant from the vest property line q
Elmira street a distance OF 80 feet %
por 1s, n a sas s nof5n e2sebe street
said point being 50 feet west OF me
west property line OF Elmira street;
thence east on and along the north
OF Eugene rtreet and said north prop
erty line produced east 70 Us inter-
section Win the east prqpftkN A41 "
Eimira street. thence south or and
along the east property line Of Elmira
street q distance Of i4s feet % the
north property line Of twenty ninth
street; thence east on ard along the
north property line Of tuenty-ninth
street a distance Of 90 feet % the
point or place Of beginning.
Section 2 This ordinance snail Be in full
force and effect from and after its passage
approval BY the Mayor and publication
according TO law.
stat. Of Indiana. Marion County. city
OF Indianapolis. IS.
1. Henry o. Gostt. Clerk OF the City oi
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RECOUNT TO BE CLOSE
Marker Gains III Votes on Boetcher
in Contest.

Ernest K. Marker, contesting
nomination OF Walter c. Boetcher
for Democratic county commits
sioner. Second district, today had a
net gain Of 141 votes with recount
Of votes in 253 precincts.
Boetcher was declared elected in
official returns with a margin of 1877
votes over Marker. Final results OF
the recount, expected to be COM
pleted in a few days. will be close
county officials predict.
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Indianapofis groadoastinK ine9

IIINWNI
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4f5-Connie's orchestra.
30-Late sport news.
435-C Comics orchestra.
f-a5-NcWs flashes.
5l5-VauRhn Cornish.
5s0-Murrav Horton orchestra.
I.ook-Em over Contest.
G.00-CeciI and SALLY.
f.IE-AnnounccC.
.1Q-Ba seball scores.
f.95-Davld Lawrence dispatches.
T.IS-Mvrcn Green
7.70-Indfanapoiis on Parade.
Bl5-Sonrs nv Mother never AatkHt Ae
30-The Doodlesockers.
gf5-Home girl.
q.0O-Seiberling singers
ais Comics orchestra.
& 30-World news.
Q.9s-Showb orchestra
1000 ferrvman orchestra.
30 .90-Showboat orchestra.
II 0O-Sicn OF.
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TUESDAY

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= 0O-Afternoon Round Table
4 3O-AndFew Jerkens program iNbC,.
4.45-Lowel Thomas lNbCi.
5.OO-Amos n ANDY lNBCl
5.15-Dog talk BY Dr.. Glenn Adams.
s3O-Bob Newhal
s-45-Old Man Sunshine.
OO-Bcrt Towns orchestra
sis" Chaudu." the magician.
3O-R T. p. hour.
6.t5-S.sters OF the Skillet (NBCl.
T.O0-Musical dreams.
T.15-To be announced
T.f5-CCnteryille sketches.
2 O0-Henrv rllimorc's band.
s.3O-ouartcr hour OF loveliness
8.f5-Pcanut PIetrO.
00-To be announced.
a.30-NarsltY quartet
q-45-Headlues Of yesterday.
10 00-Castle Farm orchestra.
30 3O-Moon River Slumher music.
IL OO-Bcrt Towns orchestra.
II 70-Afel Suvder's orchestra
1900 Midnight-Sign of.
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5.f5- Bohcmlaus
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6.i5-Abe Lyman orchestra lCBSl.
63D-Kata Smith fCBSl
6 45-FraV and Bragglotto fCBSi.
IOO-Ben Bernie orchestra tCBSl.
s0-Ann0uncec-
R.0O-Musie That Satisfies lCBSl.
ff5-Paet Freight fCB5I.
3O-Coiumola Symphony fCBSl.
g.OO=Joe paiooka iCB5i.
9-I5-Dan Rcdman orchestra fCBSl-
30-Joe Moss orchestra Chs.
@ .45-BIng crosby iCBSI.
lO.C0-St Moritz orchestra fCBSi-
10 31-The columuist
30 ISLANDERS orchestra CBSi.
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An
7.30-Records
ZOO TRANSCRIPTION
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L. 90 Noou-Aunt Jemima fCBSl.
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80 Horses, Cattle, Poultry
s5O-EGG INCUBATOR AND METAL
BROODER HOUSE: BARGAIN. Ir. 6946.
2 FRESH cows good family COW;
cheap horses; rear. east OF 33ab Carson
Ave. Known as the Sholtz farm
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4 Lost and Found

BRACELET-white sold. set with anne
thYsts. sapphires. s. W. part Crown
Hill. Rev. 1851 S. Meri. Or. 1926.
CHEVROLET truck tire and wheel lost
between Broad Ripple and Engles on
State Road 81. Hu. 1855. Reward.
DRESS-Ladv's blue with white dots. in
AYres Saturday, P. NJ Please call Beecn
Grove 20s. Reward.
PoNY-Brown and white. lost or strayed
from River edge SATURDAY. night. Please
notify CHARLES H. FRANCK, S43 Z.
WASHINGTON ST. Ri. 1878.
PURSE-Lady's black patent lost az Speed
wav. :. NJ. r. Be. 2657-J. Rev.
Shoes pairs. lost downtown. Reward.
B45 Buckingham DR.. Hu. 6i95.
WRIST wATCH-Aian's waltham. metal
strsp. Reward. 7os \. Emerson II. 1895.
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