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Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-10
Actress Leaves
Small Estate

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 10. U.P) -
Renee 'Adoree, French motion pic
ture actress, died intestate, Frank
Nance, acting public administrator,
revealed today when he filed pc
tition for letters of administration
of her $2,429 estate.
Miss Adoree IS only heir is her
mother, Mrs. Victoria Adoree. re-
siding in Brixton, England, Nance
said. The estate consisted solely of
jewelry and money held in trust
for the actress by the Metro Gold
wyn-Mayer studio.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-10
Outbreak Staged
By Unemployed

LOS ANGELES, Oct. TO- W.P) -
"A crowd Of 1000 unemployed
which attempted to jam into
branch office of the county welfare
department today was quoted
without violence by strong detach-
ment Of police.
Shouting demands that charity
orders for food, clothing and shell
ter be given at once. the crowd OVER
turned chairs and pushed desks and
tables against walls OF the office az
70l East Jefferson boulevard
Arrival OF IL radio cars and so
policemen prevented further dis
order, although witnesses had re-
ported earlier that several employ
ees had been beaten.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-10
Untitled Steel
Tonnage Lou

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. U.P)-Un-
filled tonnage of the United States
Steel corporation reached an all
time low as of September 80 at l.
775,740 tons, figures released to-
day showed.
The total untitled tonnage was a
decrease during the month of
114,7 tons.
The previous low was touched at
the close of March this year at
1,841 ,002 tons.
The years high for steel IS I'M
filled orders was 2,106,67l tons at
the close of June.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-10
Former Banker
To Face Trial

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 10. U.P) -
George R. Framptotn, former pres
dent of an Artesia bank, will go to
trial before Federal Judge Paul j.
Mccormick on Nov. %, accused of
misapplication of funds and making
false entries.
Frampton pleaded not guilty to
the indictment today. The new in
dictment supseded one which pre-
viously conained only the misappli-
cation of funds charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-10
Water Shortage
Believed OUer

Possibility of a shortage of wa
ter in the Colorado river is con-
sidered thing of the past and
dredges at Andrade have been shut
down for the season, according to
Imperial Irrigation district officials
The dredges were shut down this
week after an encouraging rise at
Grand Canyon was recorded. The
heavy run of silt caused by low wa
ter now is over and the dredges will
not be needed.
No further proration of water will
be necessary this season, officials
said. Only one Today proration per-
iod was occasioned this fall by wa
ter shortage.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-10
HELD AS FORGER

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 10. (U.H =
Wallace Pahk, % year old Univer-
sity of Southern California dental
student and former employee of
Nils Asther, motion picture actor,
was under arrest today, accused of
forging the actors signature to
three checks totaling $50. He de-
MED the charges but blamed As
ther for discharging him without
reason" according to police.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-10
BY JULIUS FRANDSEN
United Press Staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The
MIRA consumers board today ar
ranged to put sentinels on guard
in every town and city to help pro-
tect the public against profiteer-
ing merchants.
Under an ambitious plan worked
out by Mrs. Mary H. Rumsey, So
cialite chairman of the board, eX-
listing NRA committees through
out the country will become con-
sumers' watch dogs.
In each county seat, county
consumers council will be set up.
Each will include members of the
city consumers committees and of
rural consumers groups being fos-
tered by the Agricultural Adjust
ment Administration and by Off
Gals such as county agents. A bu-
reau of economic education in the
national board will aid and direct
the county councils.
The councils will deal with COM
plants of profiteering, just as To-
cal compliance boards handle COM
plants against firms alleged to be
Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-10
CAMPS GET FUNDS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. U.H =
The militia bureau of the war de-
partment was allotted $1,000, 400 for
construction, improvement, and re-
pairs to national guard camps
throughout the country, Public
Works Administrator Ickes an
nounced today.
The allotments by states includ-
ed: California, San Luis Obispo.
$4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-10
mhMiLL
WS}|R @s9}!;

BEVERLY HILLS, Oct. 9.
(SpeciaD-The British are over
here now talking to US about
debts. That one thing you
got to say for them. They were
the first to pay us anything,
and even if they are not going
to pay us any more they at
least come over and talk it
over with us, and if ever a diff
ferent settlement is made they
certainly deserve the first break.
We dislike their tea, we kid
their poor Englist dialect, and
we think they are snobbish,
but by golly, we know that
their honor all over the world
ic recOOpizpd
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WITH vES 81 70 HER1

duct. "A clear conscience is a
good pillow; "A bird in hand is
worth two in the BUSH; "A rolling
stone gathers no moss; "A close
mouth catches no flies; "a fool
can ask more questions in an
hour than wise man can answer
in seven years." are excellent ex-
amples O. the homely wisdom of
human experience.
Since L asked the foregoing
question myself, perhaps the last
proverb is a good illustration OF
their truth.
3. Surely. Social science can
not solve such problems, except by
educating young people in the
obligations and possible situations
that constantly arise in marriage.
The daughters mother may leave
if she feels she should not share
her earnings with the other
mother, but the daughters clear
obligation is to aid her husband in
meeting his problem, otherwise
unsolVable.
Social science should include a
study of all such problems and
their proper solution in the reg
ular high school courses.
1t would be many times more
useful than geometry, Latin or
algebra.
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HOLD UP 0. K.
ON BINGHAM IN
LONDON POST
Roosevelt Appointments to
Mexico, France En-
baSSieS Approved.

By United Press
WASHINGTON, March 16.-The
senate foreign relations committee
today voted favorable report on
two major diplomatic appointments,
but decided to postpone action on
the nomination of Robert Worth
Bingham of Kentucky, who was
named for the embassy in London.
The nominations ordered reported
favorably were JosephuS Daniels of
North Carolina to be ambassador
to Mexico and Jesse ISidor Straus of
New York to be ambassador to
France
Chairman Pittman of the COM
mittee said no objections had been
filed, but that because of newspaper
reports of speeches by Bingham in
Scotland last year the committee
felt that further consideration
should be given the nomination.
The committee also approved the
nominations of Norman Armour of
New Jersey as minister to Haiti
and Paul Knabenshue of Ohio as
minister and consul-general to Iraq.
Pittman said the Bingham
speeches were brought to the commit
tees attention by Senator Arthur R.
Robinson (Rep., Ind, who told the
committee he Interpreted them to
indicate a pro-British attitude on
the part of the nominee. The
speeches were in the form of news
paper accounts and related to Bling
hams advocacy of American mem
bership in the League of Nations.
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/. Far truer. Let me illustrate:
Do you suppose there ever was, in
fact, a Hamlet? No. Shakespeare
took a thousand English gentle
men and sifted out the essential
facts Of truly great gentleman,
so that Hamlet stands out as a
model for all gentlemen of all
time.
Jesus probably was not relating
any actual incident in the story
Of the Prodigal Son-the first and
most perfect short story in all lit
erature. But every man who has
wandered away from his ideals
and then came back home again,
knows the story is true-true for
all men for all time.
Fiction is not lying; it is art,
combining the scattered, chaotic
facts of life into great, dramatic
and more truthful wholes.
2. Yes, though I hasten to re-
mind you that many widely &C
copied proverbs, directly contra
dict one another. Still, they make
a good background of judgment,
because, as Francis Bacon said,
THE genius, wit and spirit of
nation are discovered in its pro-
verbs" and as Lord John Rus
sell said, Proverbs are the wisdom
of many and the wit of one.
They are, for the most part,
rules Of moral and prudent con-
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IA MEMBERS OF
CONGRESS- FACE
SEAT CONTESTS
Opponents Charge Fraud,
Corruption, Deceit in
Elections.
BY FREDERICK G. OTHMAN
United Press STAFF Correspondent

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Four-
teen congressman are involved in
bitter disputes over their right to sit
IN the house of representatives..
They variously are charged by
opponents with fraud, corruption
deceit and other violations includ-
ing:
Use of waste paper baskets and
garbage cans for ballot boxes; pay
ment Of so cents and 81 each to
voters; use of trick ballots to con-
fuse the balloters; counting of votes
cast by prisoners in the county jail;
tinkering with voting machines SO
they wouldn't register for the oppo-
sition.
The congressman concerned have
filed vigorous denials Of the charges.
Depression Is Blamed
The depression, said a veteran
Washingtonian today, accounts for
the almost unprecedented number
OF election contests. He explained
that a congressman gets $4,000
year; hence he has to fight this year
to keep his job.
Pending contests foJow:
California, Twentieth District
Claude Chandler VS.. George Brun-
ham.
Connecticut, Second District-Wil-
liam G. Fox VS. William L. Higgins.
Connecticut, Fifth Martin
E. Vormley VS.. Edward w. Goss.
Illinois, Ninth District-James Nc
Andrews VS.. Fred A. Britten.
Illinois, Tenth Charles H.
Weber VS. James Simpson Jr. and
Ralph E. Church.
Iowa, Fifth District-Lloyd Ellis
VS.. Lloyd Thurston.
Maine, Third District-Ralph o.
Brewster vs. John G.. Utterbach
Ccharge not yet fled.
Michigan, Fifteenth District
Charles Bowles vs. John D. Dingell.
Mississippi, Seventh District
Loyal Reese VS.. Russell Ellzey.
Dispute Over Ex-Convict
New York, Twentieth District
F'iorello La Guardia VS.. James j.
Lanzetta.
Pennsylvania, First District-John
j. Shannon VS.. James M. Beck.
Pennsylvania, Twelfth District
John j. Casey VS.. C. Murray Turpin.
Pennsylvania, Thirty second Dis
trict-Mrs. Anne E. Felix VS.. Michael
Muldowney.
Tennessee, First DiStrict-Albert c.
Upton and o. B. Lovett VS.. Carroll
l.. Reese.
Constitutional contests also in
Volved E. H. Shoemaker, who was
seated as a member at large from
Minnesota even though he was an
eX-convict, and Henry Ellenbogen,
who may be seated from the Thirty
third Pennsylvania district when
his naturalization papers have been
in force seven years, a constitutional
requirement.
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\. d. b. writes: What do you rec
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Answer: A Stimulant diuretic to the
kidneys should quickly overcome the
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4 RQK
a DAY :.
Rf BRUCE CATION

THE big news of the month for
i mystery story fans is the pub
LEGATION of Celebrated Cases Of
Charlie Chan" by Earl Derr Big
gers, in which five of the famous
Charlie Chan detective stories are
gathered together under one roof,
so to speak.
These novels are "The House
Without a Key" THE Chinese
Parrott," Behind That Curtain"
THE Black Camel and Charlie
Chan Carries On"
They are all grade-A stories and
Charlie Chan is just about the most
ingratiating fictional detective in eX-
istence-so, mystery fan, here's your
chance. The five-in-one volume,
published by Bobbs-Merrill, costs
$3.50.
An entertaining new mystery is
Hide and Go Seek" by Colver
Harris CMinton Balch: So. In this
one young lady checks in at a
quiet residential hotel in New York
just in time to get all involved in
the murder of a fair roomer.
The hotel owner. his dignifed
mother, the hotel manager and the
managers wife all seem to be in
volved in the affair. The plot is
cleverly constructed, the book is
neatly written and the end is a nice
surprise. Could you ask for more?
Still another good one is THE
Case of the Velvet Claws" by Erie
Stanley Gardner Morrow: so. A
hard-boiled and cynical lawyer is
called by a client to fix a case of
blackmail and Immediately gets tan
gled up in the murder of the lady's
husband-gets so tangled up that
he almost goes to the chair for it.
The story moves at something
better than a mile-a minute clip,
and this very tough lawyer is, if not
thing of beauty, at least joy for
ever.
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Information Note: By reading the
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Pills. sent 10 any address upon receipt
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Address: Medical Director, The
Blackburn Products Co., 500 College
ST., Dayton. Ohio.
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PITTSBURGH. PA.-Mrs. Marion Ba-
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years and wouldn't be without them in
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We also use Mentho Laxene for the
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.EXTORTION SUSPECT
SEIZED AT LAPORTE
Threatened Banker, Charge
of Authorities.

BIZ United Press
LAPORTE, Ind, March 10
Charged with attempted extortion,
Henry Diedrich, As, Laporte, was
held under $4,000 bond today.
He was arrested after letters de-
handing money had been received
by Herbert w. Fox, president of the
First National Bank and Trust
Company. The letters threatened
to kill Fox and blow up his home
If the money was not paid.
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Weak, Tired, Nervous-strong Now

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Mrs. John Nc
Gouigle, 549j Hamilton Ave, writes:
with pleasure l am writing 10 let
you know what Cadomene Tablets have
done for my husband. He was so
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appetite, when my sister in Warren.
Ohio told me about Cademene tablets
and what they did for her. About two
months ago. my husband started tax
ing them and is now starting his
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he is stronger and doesn't feel tired
when he comes home after working
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Carpenter Ends Bladder Trouble

GLOUCESTER. MASS.-E. L. Whit
comb. co. Gen. Del. writes: II am a
man 81 years of age, carpenter by
trade, and for years have suffered with
bladder trouble. l mad severe pains
in my bladder. I saw your column in
the paper and found a parallel case
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success. Now. when l feel the least
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Headache Quickly Relieved

CLEVELAND, OHIO-Miss Marie
Formal. 20S0 West eth St. writes: II
had been subject to headaches and head
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l read about Su-thol Tablets and de-
cided to try them. 1 am happy to say
that I have not been troubled with
either headaches or head colds since
then"
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Indigestion Gone-Eats ANYTHING

RILEY. MAINE.-Dear Sirs: For
long time. I suffered with indiges-
ton and gas on my stomach. I could
hardly eat and got very little sleep
until friend told me about Triopeptine
tablets. | am now on my fourth box
and can eat anything without distress.
and, Of course. l am able 10 sleep.
too. Hoping others who suffer as l
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SCHOOL FOUNDER DEAD
Miss Mantle Baldwin, 80, Served
Valparaiso for Al Years.

BU JNIFCd PftSs
VALPARAISO, Ind, March 10
Miss Mantle Baldwin, 81, one of the
founders of Valparaiso university
and an instructor there for forty
one years, died at her home here
Wednesday. She retired in 1914.
She aided H. B. Brown in founding
the university in 1873.
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THANKFUL LETTERS
Casca ROYAL Pills Best Laxative

CHICAGO. ILL.-Miss Elizabeth Nc
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I feel fine ali the time and it is the
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Surely MonderfuI Reme6ies

PHILADELPHIA, PANTS. William
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Gains 4 Pounds in Two weeks

L. Z. PITTSBURGH. PA. Martha.
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mad tried many remedies, and now
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Clears Face of PimpIes

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Mr.. Mack Rids Self Of Catarrh

WATERVLIET, MICH. L. Mack.
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| had catsrrh for number of years
1 tried treatment with Vilane Powder
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have rid me of catarrh. 1 cannot praise
this treatment enough"
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X. K. c.
writes: Have
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Warn Against Tobacco Chewing
WASHINGTON, March Ito
bacco chewing, warns the agri-
culture department, may spread
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plant disease. Farmers who are
given to "chawing'' should be care
full with their tobacco cuds while
around young tobacco plants.
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Praises For Several Remedies

did will try these tablets, am. Very
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let's Is the medicine you refer to. I'm
mediate and lasting benefits are as
cribed 10 It by many thousands of
users To relieve the pain, 5-grain Su
thol tablets are advised.
Answer to W. f. b.: Body odors
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them completely. use indicated CHEN
Soap in the bath. 1t has no medicinal
odor.
II. n. Writes. "A wear ago I had
n sickness and have never been strong
since | am nervous, don't sleep we'll
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~ ANN "a N'NA'N - tNiA WINS
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Can you recommend a remedy"
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Answer 90 r r f and + c.: Our
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laxatires were weakening and a shock
10 the nervous system Try Casca-
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Answer TO NJ. Mem: Rub the stir
lknouen Joints with triple strength
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Answer 20 r E f and r. c.: "Our
opinion has always been that drastic
laxatives were weakening and a shock
/ TO the nervous system Try Casca-
too watery stools.
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Answer to NJ. Mem: Rub the stif
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Health Question. Answered
By The Late DR.. Lewis Bakers ASSOcia
An Advertisement

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Mentho- Laxene Salve. This should Ii
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