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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28
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Az okt6beri reggelek gyakran
deret hoztak magukkal IS ha
van is tuz hob6-szallasokon,
reggel atfagy az ember sza-
!. badban.
ARA gondoltunk, hogy lehu-
z6dunk New Orleans fele, de
vartuk 4 Colonelt, a kozszeretet-
ben ALT oreg hob6t, akir6l AFT
hirt kaptuk, hogy St. Louisba
fog erkezni.
St. Louis mem volt bar&tsagos
varos, hob6k ait helyet soha
mem szerett&k. Avert fordultunk
meg megis olyan gyakran a st.
louisi dzsungelban, inert oft van
- nagy keresxtut, ahonnan va
sutak ! szelr6zsa minden iranya-
ba agaznak. (Akkoriban, huszon-
ot evvel ezel6tt, automobil utak
meg mem voltak az orszagban.)
A varos akkor kiallitasi boom
utan volt, egy nickelt tobbre
4 becsiiltek OFT akkortajban, mint
mas varosban egy kv6dert, pc
dig 1o08-ban a kvoder minden-
fele nagy penz volt.
ST. Louis slum-negyede akkor-
tajban a Market Streetnel kez-
d6dott es abban olyan szegeny-
seget talaltunk, hogy joforman
az elelmet is alig tudtuk ossze-
szerezni dzsungel lak6inak ma
ponta. Pedig hat az mem szokott
gondot adm soha hobonak.
Lehettiink talan vagy tizen-
ketten a varosban, ami OFT nem
nagy szam, inert neha, kiilo-
nosen 6sszel es tavasszal OFT
negyvenen is voltunk dzsun-
gelban Is az id6sebb cinborak
ARA gondoltak, hogy talan el
kellene helyezkedni "hotelok-
ban" a videken.
Oszinten megvallva mem tud-
tam, hogy mir6l beszelnek 5
hogy miert akarnak videkre
menni, ha a dzsunge1t oft hagy-
juk, hogy miert mem kereshe-
tiink magunknak .hotelokat ava
rosban.
AIT tudtam, hogy nagyvaro-
sokban 10 centekert lehet hote1t
kapni naponta, hiszen valamikor
"stammgast" voltam new york;
Bowery hires Alligator szallo-
dajaban( (ahol most a szallas 80
cent, de ahol egykor egy $50
bat" tiz centert adtak ejjelen-
kent a vendegnek) es tudtam,
hogy EFT a bargain-t St. Louis
ban is megkapjuk, de mem hit
tenn, hogy kis varosokban OIL
csobb hotelszobat adnak ho-
bonak.
Two-Bits Majkkal kozoltem az
E
aggodalmaimat, de 3 sem volt
!, jaratos dologban es inert egy
hobo sem akarja elarulni, hogy
"zold'' valamilyen dologban, ne
man hallgattuk tarsalgast,
Az orszagutak minden vandora
AIT akarja elhitetni a masiklal,
hogy veteran" Is tizenhat
ewes kis 4'punk" ok neha konnyes
szemekke1 probaltak igazolni,
hogy mar felorszagot bejartak.
Mem ellenkeztiink hat, mikor
az id6sebb bajtarsak elhataroz-
tax, hogy a varos koriili kisebb
helyek s'hoteljait' naegszalljuk,
inert jo1 'tudtuk, hogyha egynek
lesz penzes hotelra, akkor tobbi
sem fog az eg alatt naradni.
AT fnegbeszeltuk, hogy min
denrap bejovink a Market Street
kornyeken lev6 lebujokba, ahol
iizeneteket hagyunk a Colonel
mex, hogy azons a videken csak
Ut yarjuk.
Egy kicsit fnegalltak sze-
meim, nikof AZ Greg bajtarsak
e1kezdtek a varosokon osztozni.
Mem tudtam, hogy voltakepen
miert mem megyunk egy heiyre,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28

informalva mindenr6l.
Mar AIT hittem, hogy csupa
olyan hobo van jelen, akik aratni
szoktak nyarankent akik aztan
telen tsnyleg hotelban laknak,
inert csak ICY britain megmagya-
razni magamnak a nagy szaker-
telmet.
Ahogy a varosokat Is azok
hoteljait kiosztottak egymaskozt,
Two-Bits-et Is engem ket mask,
rregebbi bajtarssal kiosztottak
Aholtnak. Aholt, Mo. egynehany
szaz ,:lak6ssal hir6 skis varoska,
amelyben tobbeni vannak a feke-
TEX, mint a feherck.
Mem messze van St. Louis
t6l, delutan indultunk Is este
fele oft voltunk.
Az els6 utunk a szalonba We
zetett Is nemi aggodalmakkal
gondoltam ra, hogy ,tudomasom
szeriat nincs egy kv6derja az
egesz tarsasagnak Is a szalon-
boil XII fognak lokni benniinket.
Este bajos kis varosokba be-
erni.
Kenyeret, elelmet, neha ruhat
konnyii kapni kis varosokban,
de penzt - kiilonosen delen
oft mem adnak es este mem
igen lehet mar elelem utan sem
hazalni.
Tudtam azonban, hogy meg
gyilkolni mem fognak benninket
es legfiatalabb leven banda
ban, en- mem nagyon rettegtem,
hogy hol Is mib6l fogunk ia
nyazni.
Minthogy a kis varosokban es
a falvakban regebben a szalon
es hotel egy epuletben voltak
S ez a ket iizlet egyltt jart, ter
meszetesnek tartottam, hogy a
hotelban fogunk aludni.
Csakhamar rajottem, hogy az
egesz szamitasom teves volt.
Az els6 italert vezerunk lie
fizette a husz centet, mikor az
italt kikerte es ICY a masodikat
kiadtak, miel6tt az arat a ba-
rera letette.
Csak mikor megittuk, akkor
mondta meg az Greg bajtars,
hogy mar nincs csak tiz Gentle
IS hogy negy italert mem tu-
dunk fizetni.
Hat mem vagtak baratsagos
arcot a dologhoz.
A bartender megjegyzesei va
lami finomak mem voltak es szar-
mazasunkat illetSleg is bizonyos
alias celzast tett.
EgY kicsit szepegtem es ma
gyon szerettem volna a st. louisi
dzsungelban fagyoskodni, de XII
lonosen azert feltem, inert a
vezerunk meg szajaskodni is kez-
dett, s6t holmi kekszemeket is
emlegetett, amt esetleg a bar
tender az italert megkaphat.
Az lett a vege, hogy a town
marshallt elhivtak es vittek min
sket a bekebirohoz.
/ Egy ujsagoldalon mem tud-
nam leirni, hogy mennyit ret
tegtem az uton es hogy milyen
sulyos konnyek potyogtak see
memb6l. Mert ait tudtam mar,
hogy kirandu1asnak mem lesz
IS nem is lehet is vege.
Sugdosodtunk Two-Bits-szel.
hogy is lenne elszaladni, de
reszben feltlnk, hogy mem BIZ
runk elbujni kis varosban, resi-
ben mem hagyhattuk ket ma
six cimborat rnagaban.
Mikor a justice of peace ki-
mondta a szentenciat, AIT hittem,
hogy vilag vege elerkezett a
szamomra.
/ Szegeny Anyam engem igye-
kezett torvenytisztel6 Is tisztes-
ssges embernek nevelni.
Mem tudom, hogy ez mennyi--
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28

neha eszembe jutottak a test
vereim, de ugy ereztem, hogy
az a bizonyos csaladi szegyen
meg mem eleg nagy ahhoz, hogy
a hire elerjen Juropha.
Otthon mem tudtak, hogy csa-
varg6 lettem, a leveleket New
Yorkba kaptam, General Deli
very cimekre Is mindig ponto-
san beszamoltam rola, hogy NIT
dolgozom es mikor vettem egy.
par inget, vagy egy par vi cip6t
magamnak.
Mikor a7onlsns Justice OF
peace harom napi bortonre itelt
benniinket, AIT hittem, hogy ez-
eel bevaltak a testvereim j6sfa-
tai, akik fegyhazt6l akaszt6faig
mindent kilatasba helyeztek meg
egesz gyerekkoromban a sz$-
momra Is biztosra vcttem, hogy
a dutyinak a hire Vereb&lybe is
eljut maid.
"Rovott multu" embernek erez
tenn magam Is jol tudta minden-
XII, hogy akire egyszer otthon
raiitik a pecsetet, annak tobbe 4
tarsadalom tisztesseges embe-
rex kozt helyet mem enged. Ez
pecset ra van tive minden
irasra.
Es en- rovott multu ember
lettem egy nyomorult pohar sor-
ert Aholban.
Amig ez a szegyen mem ert,
addig' kirandulasnak, trefanak,
majalisnak tartottam az egesz
hobozasi iigyet, amt ugy
ereztem OFT tudok hagyni,
mikor a fejem lagya benz maid.
De keserii szemrehanyasokkal es
borzalmas lelkifurda1assal gon-
doltam ra, hogy a dutyi egesz
eletemre elkiser. Egy percre sem
jutott eszembe, hogy a dutyit
konnyen el fogom felejteni, de
a tehervonatok hivogato bugasa
orokke. belecseng fiilembe es
orok honvagyat hagy lelkem-
ben. ..
Mikor elerkezt1nk a jail-hez,
akkor kezdett derengeni fe-
jemben, hogy mem is olyan nagy
tragedia az egesz fegyhaz es
hogy nem is iitik-verik, mem IS
lancoljak meg az embert.
A negy szemelyre berendezett
bortonszoba szep tiszta volt,
sokkal tisztabb, mint az Alliga-
tor hotel Bowery-n es akkor
olyan agyban mar regen mem
aludtam.
Vacsorat is kaptunk "jailer-
top, aki egesz baratsagosan i'd
vozolt bennunket aki meg
kartyat is adott vacsora utan,
hogy ne unatkozzunk a hotel
BAN"
Akkor tudtam meg, hogy mi
fele hotelokon osztozkodtak ho-
botarsaim a st. louisi dzsungel-
ban,e
Kitun5 eletlnk volt az alatt
a harom nap alatt Is j6szivu
jailer meg egy negyedikkel, a
sajat keresiinkre, megtoldta.
Mrs. Fletcher "ham and eggs
et-adott reggelire Is delben, este
szinten jol ellatott benniinket:
Nappal az udvaron dolgoztunk
Is bar a favagas nemi kis ho-
lyagokat emelt a kezemre, hala-
san es orommel dolgoztam a.
tobbiekkel egyiitt, kosztert,
meg a kvartefyert. Es munka
utan a Fletcher gyerekeivel iat-
szottunk, akik a masodik-harma-
dix nap mar csaladtagot lattak
bennem akikt6l mem is esett
valanii jol elvalnunk.
Lassan aztan, felvilagositot
q cimborak az egesz borton-
racketr6l.
A jailerek minden rab ,ellata-
sara bizonyos osszeget, egesz'
4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28

Persze, hogy sheriff vagy a
jailer keres rabok kosztjan es
vannak helyek, ahol az illete
"hog", ahol tehat az ellatas ko-
misz, oda aztan mem is vagya-
koznak, mem is mennek a hobok
,, "hotelba."
Van azonban kis varos szaz-
szamra, ahol jailer szandeko-
san nagyon tisztesseges ellatast
ad, kulonosen, ha jo ember, hogy
a csavargok neha-neha felkeres-
SEX varost es vendegei legye-
mex bortonnek.
A cimborak elbeszeltek, hogy
deli bortonok altalaban pisz-
kosak, hogy a keleti bortonok
zsufoltak Is azokban goromban
bannak az emberrel, de a kozep-
nyugaton es az eszaknyugaton a
dutyik egesz baratsagos es tisz-
ia helyek, amelyekben erdemes
pihenni.
Azert valogattak annyit a
dzsungelban, hogy melyikunke'
hova szallasoljanak Ell, inert csak
rendes, tiszta es tisztesseges
jailer bortonet tisztelik meg a
tapasztalt hobok latogatasuk-
kal.
Kiilonosen, ha olyan jol ban
max az emberrel, mint Aholtban,
ahol jailer, = hideg leven
egy nappal a vendeglatast meg
toldotta, bar azert napert mar
3 mem kapott fizetest varostol,
vagy a megyet6l.
Meg ket napot kellett fagyos-
kodnunk a. dzsungelban, mikor
megerkezett nagy tarsasaggal,
valosagos .udvartartassal a Co.
lionel neki vaghattunk del
mex, ahol az 6sz a legszebb az
egesz vilagon.
Akit a sors az orszagutra ta-
silt Is aki tapasztaltabb hob6val
mem tud 0sszebaratkozni, az 6sz-
szel Is telen figyelje ! varosok
jail-jein 4 hob6k jelzeset.
Ha .keresztet lat rata, akkor
at b6rtont kerulje, inert vagy
piszkos, vagy tisztesseges etelt
mem adnak. Ha karikat lat raj
"a, az at jelenti hogy jailer
rongy ember es goromba.
Ahol 4 varoska jail-j3re nyolc-
agu csillag van rajzolva, sotts ver-
jen Be y illet6 egy ablakot,
niert ott erdemes n,egszalini !
otsibar: "
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28

DuI duh0N lNCJSH MoSy oAON
vettek meg reszvenyeket, ane-
lyekre kamatokat a rossz viszo-
nyok Is a rendetlen gazdalkodas
miatt mem kapnak, az irodakban
dolgozo munkasok kozt vannak
nemetek, litvanok Is polyakok,
csak a magyarokat iild0zte ki
oman az a hatartalan magyar
gyulolet. amely a vallalatot At
hatja.'-.--,-. '.i+ss sss 's'ss5 81
Erthet6 Is termeszetes, hogy
a tudatlan Is miivelctlen embcr
szeszely9nek Is szidalmainak XII
tett par magyar mem erzi jol
magat a vailalatnal Is nem tud-
jak a munkajukat kell6 igyeke-
zettel Is ambici6val vegezni.
Kulonosen ALT ez azokra a
n6-alkalmazottakra, akiket Mr..
Lawrence sajatsagos kovetelesei
eliildoztek vallalattol, hogy he
1yet adjanak azoknak, akik a
general manager Kegyeit hajlan-
dok voltak kierdemelni.
4 rallalat termeszetesen a
legsulyosabb anyagi helyzetben
van, inert a nagy elnoki, penz-
tarnoki, manageri es assistant
manageri fizetesek forgo to-
ket megettek, dacara annak, hogy
az. alkalmazottak szegyenteljes
keves fizetest kapnak. Kulonosen
a magyar alkalmazottak es xii
lonosen azok, akik irjak az
ujsagot.
Egyel6re tehat csak Hopkins
tol, a politikai kalandortol me-
nekult meg a vallalat, ami maga-
ban we've is eredmeny, de mem
mondhatjuk el, hogy OFT magya-
rok tartanak a vezetest a ke-
zikben.
| Az amerikai magyarsag szana-
lkozva ies melyseges reszvette
nezi a magyar ujsag szomoru
| vergodeset es EFT szanakozast
mem csokkentette az melyseges
felhaborodas sem, amt az elo-
fizetesi kampany izlestelen rem
| dezesevel valtottak XII beloliik.
Senkinek mem lehet es nincs
kifogasa az ellen, ha a Szabad-
sag gazdai az amerikai lapoknal
annyira 'divatos mesterseges esq
kozok segitsegevel igyekeznek
megcsokkent olvasoik taborat
emelni, de mindenkit megdob-
bentett multi heten, hogy ere
celra szegeny Kohanyi Tihamer
hullajat is kiastak.
Minthogy ennel a kampany-
nal nagyon ketseges iizleti trik-
koket is hasznalnak, minthogy
peldaul az eredmenyek harmadat
sem mutatjak XII, nehogy kis
telepek munkasainak a kedvet
elvegyek tovabbi munkatol,
igazan kar volt Kohanyi tiszte-
letben tartott emleket ere a
vallalkozasra odatiizni cegernek
Is legalabb EFT meg kellett yolna
J. akadalyozni a lap magyar seer
kesztoinek.
Ugy latszik, hogy Szabad-
sagot es az ujsagot kiado valla-
latot csak akkor fogjak szakava-
tott es hivatott kezekre bizni,
ha a kisebbsegben lev6 reszve-
nyesek a birosaghoz fordu1nak
Is OFT kerik, hogy ne zullesszek
szandekosan meg lejebbre val
lalat Is az ujsag cricket.
A kisebbsegben lev6 magyar
reszvenyeseknek szikseg eseten
birosagnal kellene kovetelni,
hogy vallalat vezeteset bizzak
az egyik magyar f6reszvenyesre,
Mr.. Kobrakra, aki e pillanatban
talan az egyetlen a1kalmas en-
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-10
Legion Post To
Meet Tonight

Plans for the annual observance
of Armistice day will be thorough
ly discussed at the regular meeting
of Boyce Aten post, American Le-
gion, to be held tonight at o'clock
in Veterans hall.
This will be the first meeting unh
der the regime of Commander
Charles Delp and large attendance
is anticipated.
The post will also map out an in
tensive membership drive with the
idea of signing up every eligible
veteran in the Legion ranks.
Members of the post drum and
bugle corps have been invited to
participate in the NRA program
here on October 81, and the corps
will discuss reorganization plans
tonight.
Arrangements will also be made
for the annual Thanksgiving turkey
shoot.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-10
AMERICA AND
BRITAIN PLAN
TOCOOPERATE
BY STEWART BROWN
United Press Staff COrrespOndent


GENEVA, Oct. 10.-America and
England took the joint lead today
in an effort to remove a French
German deadlock that threatened
the life of the world disarmament
conference.
Norman H. Davis, chief United
States delegate to the conference,
and Captain Anthony Eden, chief
British delegate, decided at a long
meeting to coordinate British-Am-
erican policy and seek agreement
between France and Germany.
1t was understood that Davis I'M
dertook to concentrate his efforts
on persuading Germany to abandon
her demand for stronger ornaments
and that Eden agreed to negotiate
with the French. He will ask France
to lessen the penalties she seeks to
impose on violators during a test
period of international armament
control.
The delegates, as whole, en-
barking on a series of private talks.
faced the task of changing the en-
tire European political situation in
the next six days.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-10
LOCAL LIONS
HEAR COACH

r. M. Armstrong, athletic direc-
tor and football coach at Central
high school was speaker at the
regular meeting of the Lions club
at the Barbara Worth hotel at
noon today
Armstrong described a gathering
in Chicago this summer of 440
football coaches from all over the
United States, who were instruct
ed in the great game by several OF
the most famous coaches in the
country.
He stated his belief that profess
sional football is coming into its
own on a par with baseball, as there
are now 16 professional teams into
which men can graduate on leav-
ing college.
The local football material has
never been SO plentiful or so good
as this year, according to the speak
err, who expressed himself as well
pleased with the 10 boys who have
turned out for the game, 25 of
whom are over $50 pounds in
weight.
Guests of the club today were the
speaker of the day and Bert o.
Mitchell. Merle Mantle was a new
cub admitted today. Frank Smith
welded the gavel.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-10
BUTTER
New York Stocks
BY ELMER C. Waller

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. "A drop
Of 114,704 tons to a record low in
untitled orders of the United States
Steel corporation today unsettled
the stock market.
The untitled tonnage report as
of September 80 was made public
at noon. Up to that time the
market had moved irregularly in
narrow range. The drop in orders
was greater than had been an
ticipated Steel common eased off
and traders sold moderately in
other sections of the list.
Volume lightened, however, and
there was no pressure in any
particular section. More discomfort
ing than the drop in steel orders
late in the day was dip in
commodities. Wheat dropped rs
to rs cents a bushel, while other
grains were little changed from
the previous close. Cotton lost yes
terday's gains.
Silver dipped SO points. Rubber
lost a few points. The dollar ruled
steady, while bonds were firm with
the exception of U. S. government
issues.
There were several firm spots in
the market. The feature group was
the utility which made the best
performance in many weeks. Buy
ing in this section was induced by
an adverse vote against municipal
operation of utilities by the city
of Birmingham, and defeat of pro-
posal to place sales tax on uJil-
tiles in Maine. At their highs Con-
solidated Gas, Standard Gas, Pub
lie Service of New Jersey and Am
erican Water Works were up a
point or more. They held gains
we'll.
Building issues we're bid up late
in the day, featured by Johns Man
vile and American Radiator.
General Electric held a small
gain. 1t was aided by its report for
September showing orders 10 per
cent over 1882. Air Reduction met
support on favorable estimates OF
its earnings for the third quarter.
Nash Motors held around the pre-
vious close on word the company
was planning to produce new low
priced car and declaration of the
same divident-25 cents a share
as in the preceding quarter.
Railroad shares ruled steady
through most of the session. Oils
also moved in narrow range with
Standard of New Jersey active near
the close.
Stock sales today Appropriated
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-10
MULES CAUSE
THREE WRECKS

Mules, wandering along the high
way between Ell Centre and CaleX-
leo, were responsible for three auto
mobile accidents last night, it was
reported today.
When Edward H. Giles, immigra-
ton officer, was coming toward Ell
Centre at l O'Clock this morning,
his automobile and a mule collid-
ed. The collision resulted fatally
for the mule and GieS' car was
damaged to the extent of 5000, ac-
cording to a report made today by
w. v. Truitt, county humane Off
Ger, who was summoned to take
charge of the mule.
The mule died before Truitt ar
rived, but he obtained help and the
100 wandering mules were herded
into pasture. The owner, T. B.
Owen said the mules broke through
the fence surrounding the field in
which he placed them, Truitt said.
Three other accidents were said
to have resulted from the same
herd.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-10
UMPHREY To
STAND PAT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. U.P) =
Clipper and suaye William E.
Humphrey, the man who has &C.
fled President Roosevelt s order re-
moving him as federal trade COM
missioner, said today that influen-
tial Republican party leaders we're
backing him in his fight to retain
office.
For the second time this week he
appeared in his old office, disre-
garding the custer edict and the
commission s formal stand backing
the President.
"YSu may reply that I have
consulted men high in the ranks
of my party and will continue to
rely on them for advice and sup
port in any action I may see fit
to take" said Humphrey.
"Has former President Hoover
rendered his support?" he was
asked.
81 have neltner received from
nor sent communication to Mr.
Hoover since he left the White
House,' replied the Hoover APP
pointee.
Humphrey maintained silence in
regard to what form of legal ac-
ton he would take. The ousted
commissioner at his old quarters
busted himself cleaning up the
business of the commission which
had been assigned to him prior to
his removal.
The sign Commissioner Hum
phrey' still hung above his door.
Many letters supporting his chal-
lenge of the validity of the Presi-
dent IS removal order were receiv-
ed at his office today. Many of
them were unsigned. Some were
written in illiterate scrawls while
others bore the addresses of some
of the city's most exclusive hotels
and apartment houses.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-10
Clements Rites
Set For Friday

Funeral services for Carlos Gle
ments, who died in Tucson, Ariz.,
Saturday night, will be held from
the Elks hall here at 10 o'clock
Friday morning.
The Elks ritual will be followed
in the services at the hall and the
American Legion will be in charge
of burial rites at Evergreen GEM
etery.
Mr.. Clements was we'll known
in Ell Centre as he was in the
automobile repair business here for
number of years. He went to
Arizona for the benefit of his
health but he did not recover his
former strength.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-10

Miguel Palonez who lives on the
Dahlia canal about a mile and a
half north of the McCabe school
road, that sometime yesterday af-
ternoon someone entered his home
and stole a quantity of clothing
and his immigration papers.
/ will not be responsible for any
bills contracted by Mrs. Arthur OF
Bernice Forester beginning Oct
10. Arthur Forester. 10t3
Stray Horse Crippled-A report
was received by the sheriff this
morning that horse had been run
into and crippled on the highway
about three miles north of Calexico
early this morning. The matter was
referred to the humane officer for
his attention.
Abandoned Car Found-Both po-
lice and county officers were noti-
fled of Chevrolet coupe which had
been standing in an alley between
State and Olive avenues just east
of Tenth street for several days
The owner is being sought.
Juniors to Meet - The regular
weekly meeting of the Ell Centre
Junior Chamber of Commerce will
be held tomorrow morning at $3.50
o'clock in the California hotel. Ali
members are urged to be present.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-10
PECAN DAY AT YUMA

Yuma pecan growers association
will hold its annual field day Thurs
day, October II, beginning at 10
O'Clock with tour of some dozen
groves in the district. All Imperial
valley people interested in pecan
culture are invited.
The tour will start from the
chamber of commerce rooms in
Del Ming hotel
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-10
QUNnQBRIERS

LaFOrce Infant Dies-The infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert La
Force died at LaSolana hospital
this morning. He was born Octo-
Der 6.
B. E. Lemons, local funeral direc-
tor, took the body to San Diego
this afternoon for cremation.
Auto Loans -Jno. Il. Robertson.
777 MAIN. Lowest rates. l5tf
Supervisors in Session The
board of county supervisors met in
adjourned session at O'Clock this
afternoon for the consideration of
certain routine matters of business
carried over from the last meeting.
Omega Connelly's piano studio
open for fall enrolment, new loca-
ton. Barbara Worth Hotel. soft
Yesterdays Shipments - Ship
ments of perishables rolling from
the valley yesterday were compos-
ed of two carloads of honeydews.
two of cantaloupes, two of mixed
melons and one of asparagus, ac-
cording to B. A. Harrigan, agricul-
tural commissioner.
DIR. A. b. Hanson, dentist. New
Professional Bldg. Phone SO OFT
Thief Takes ClOthing-A report
was made to the Sheriff,S office BY
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-10
Health Service
AlIoUed Ships

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. U.P)--
Public Works Administrator Ickes
announced today 100000 had been
allotted to the public health service
for the purchase of eight cutters
and launches.
The vessels will replace ships now
in operation. One each of the new
vessels will be placed at the fol-
lowing stations: San Diego, Calf,
and San Pedro, Calf.
Approximately 200 men will be
given employment by the allot-
ment, Ickes said