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The Washington times., 1934-08-06
Patsy" RecoIIects

Tomorrow in this space. youth
full Patricia Bowman, who left
Washington as a gangly-legged
amateur and returns as a bril-
liant dancing star, will turn back
memory's. pages for readers of The
washington Times.
The little ballerina is the head
liner at the Earle Theater this
week on the same program with
The Washington times., 1934-08-06
> Helen Ault, another st. Pat grad
uate, making her debut as stage
microphone soloist.
A Great CeIlist

To the countless thousands who
heard Yascha Bunchuk conduct
the Capitol Theater Orchestra as
a member of Major Bowes' radio
family, the Fox Theater on Fri
day will offer the first Washing
ton chance to see and hear him
in person.
Bunchuk is a great cellist. He
played with the New York SYM
phony Orchestra under Walter
Damrosch before he joined the
Capitol Theater group, and is a
protege of Glazounow. He has
also been heard as solo celliSt in
France, England, Germany, Aus
tria, Italy, Scandinavia and the
Orient.
The Washington times., 1934-08-06

Many, many thanks to Publish
er Martin Quiglsy, of the Motion
The Washington times., 1934-08-06

Edith Nash had thought of a
cinema career-and still does, for
that matter-but certainly not
in the manner in which she is
making her entrance. Edith is
Ann Harding's pretty sister. Ann
was always having trouble find
ing the right sort of secretary
and standing at the RKO
studio. Suddenly (most things
happen like that) Ann thought
of her kid sister-and so, Edith
has embarked upon movie
career. Her knowledge of short
hand and typing, too, comes in
mighty handy during odd mo-
mentS....
Vince Barnett, champ ribber
of Hollywood, and his pa, Luke,
champ inSulter of the world,
practically turned Wilson Atkins
Hollywood Brass Rail inside out
the other evening.
The Barnetts arrived at the
eatery with many large pack
ages, ordered the best table, un-
wrapped the bundles, laid out a
big turkey (already cOOked) with
all the trimmings, which they
proceeded to eat with gustO.
They even brought their own
beer, and nary a cent did Ahe,
Brass Rail collect from the mas
ter ribberS,
! WanderingS around Hollywood
..Betcha don't know the assist
ant to an executive who has been
titled "The Man With a Load
OF Yes Chief!"..
Now that Buddy De sylvia has
signed up. the Sid Silverses are
house hunting!. That lovely
young lady you see with Bert
Wheeler is his daughter, Patricia
Her Mama's gone auto-camping
it back East for a while, so dotte1
gets to pal around with pappy-
and she loves it! q. Sally Sweet
who lives up to her name, is be
ing tested for nice role in THE
Girl Friends"
Billie Seward, who woulc
drown if it rained-her nose il
SO high in the air-haS gone
East for something or other.
Jim Timony, Mae Vests robus
moment, has been cutting caper'
at the beach these Sunburn times
in case Mae didn't know.
Charles Ruggles forgot to pu
water in his new and verrs
gorgeous swimming pool before
he jumped in the other morn
Always a comedian, eh?. .Whe1
asked Yhat kind of cigarettes sh'
The Washington times., 1934-08-06
HUI 3: :: 3: From
HOLLYWOOD!
By JIMMY STARR

HOLLYWOOD, Aug 6.-Helo. Any strange buzzing noise
you might hear merely the electric fan And find
what's the old Hollywood shoppers cuff for today
of Any slight English accent Sally Blame might
suddenly acquire due to her constant running around with
Hugh Williams "
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
TRIUNFARON Ell CUBANO
MOREJON Y Ell PORTORRI-
QUENO MONTANES

Barcelona, agOsto 10.-En
un programa de boxeo Ofrecido
en- Ell teatro OLYMPIA, ell cubano
Chico Morejon puso a dormir,
en- ell segundo asalto, al pugil
Coscuela, con un crochet" de
derecha.
Pedro Montanes, campe6n de
Puerto Rico, venci6 por nocao
tecnico, en- ell octave asalto, a
Guillermo Ruiz, campe6n de LIE
.vante.
Ell frances Young Morell fue
descalificado porque en- ell Guar
to asalto lie pogo con la cabeza
a Carlos Pliz, hiriendolo en- una
ceja.
Pelea nula Sc declare la que
sostuvieron Estevez y Diaz.
Cazarro venci6 por puntos a
Arlandiz, en- ocho rounds.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
BOXEO
MURIO PEDRO Ell CHIVO'

New York, agosto 1O.-Una
pneraci6n abdominal produjo
aver la muerte de Peter Stone,
conocido por Pedro ell Chivo',
una figura notable en- los circu-
los pugilisticos.
Made saba exactamente su
edad, aunque venfa asociadO
con gladiadores y managers
desde hacia mas de 25 amos. En-
una OCCASION representa- a Stan
ley Ketchell y hasta r~eciente,
mente fue uno de los directories
del gigantic Primo Camera.
Cast nunca, segun los q. lie CO.
nocian llevaba menos de $4,000
en- los bolsillos y Sc lie conocia
como "un banco ambulante". Sc
ignoraba que tuviese parientes.
FL entierro Sc efectuara ell do
mingo por la manana zen el &C.
m%enterio de Monte Hebron.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10

fan aquel aire oxigenado que la
hacia revivir, y miraba ell puro
cielo en- ell que una bandada de
Epalomas, trazaba circulos cons
fantemente como an battalion
.alineado, dirigido por la volun-
tad oculta de un invisible jefe.
En- la copa de una acacia Ell
flor ,cuyas ramaS rozaban ell
.alfeizar de la ventana, un raj
senior entonaba Sus trinos.
Dorotea parecia despedirse
con tristes miradas. de aquella
naturaleza iTgasible, ante Ia
cual Sc desarrollan los mas an
,gustiosos dramas de la humani-
dad, sin que por ESQ ell cielo Sc
nuble, nj ell solo pierda SUI bri-
lilo, nj los seres que no sienten
los tormentos de la raz6n Sc con
muevan.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
ANJNClESE III.
LA GACETA
|SU ANUNCIO
NO

81 no obtiene la debida
circulation entire personals
de solvencia economical
comprobada y de poder
adquisitivo estable y du-
radero.
ia Gaceta" circula en-
tire los comerciantes e in
dustriales de habla espa-
nola y entire los elementos
sociales de la colonia, en-
porcentaje tan alto que re
sulta olivia la compare
cion con cualquiera otro
organo de publicidad en-
nuestro idioma.
Por ESQ ola Gaceta" re-
sulta ell vehiculo mas lido
neo para sus propagandas
comerciales.
HAGA listed
UNA PRUEBA
La gaceta., 1934-08-10

-iGarces! No lie esperaba
hoy exclam6.
-Venia a saber como Sc en-
cuentra de salud.
Nal. .muy NAL.
-Pero Gpor que Sc ha mega
do a tomar esos calmantes en6r
glcos que recete?
-Pcrque deseo MORN 10 mas
pr9nto possible, Garces. Poroue
.cada minute de mi vida parece-
me una eternidad, tai es la i'm
pacieneia con que deseo aban-
donarla.
Sc que Murel ha venido.,.
-Si. Ha venido con Flora.
lie ha hablado listed?
ST.
-lCual es su actitud?
DE resuelto sacrifice.
-iAh! lConsiente...?
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
Ell TEMPO

Nublados parciales para hoy
Y manana. Vientos moderados
del este y del sureste.
Maxima temperature aver,
81 grades; minima, II.
Marea alta a las 1907 a. m.
Y "a p. m. Marea baja a las
8 500 a. m. Y 9:01 p. m.
Sale ell sol a las 5:57 a. m. y
Sc pone a las 1913 p. m. Sale la
luna a las 6:07 a. m. y Sc pone
a las 1927 p. m.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10

sar ell vado por la serie de ia
bias echadas sobre la corriente.
Pero cuando empezaba la pri
mavera y ell paso de una orilla a
otra era accessible, Bienvenido
costeaba la opuesta, donde esta-
ba situada la fabrica, atravesa-
ba las tablas y Sc encontraba al
lado de Aurora.
Cuando aquel dia lego esta
al lugar de sus citas, distinguio
a Bienvenido que parecia pre-
sentir aquel encuentro y espe-
raba verla llegar.
Aurora agit6 ell panuelo Y
Bienvenido parti6 corriendo
hacia ell vado.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
MURIO ELECTROCUTADA
LA SRA. ANTONIO

Ossining, New York, agosto
10.-Como responsible del ase-
sinato de 81 marido la Sra. An
ma Antonio mUri6 aver en- la
silla electrical ,en ell preside de
Sing Sing.
Antes de MORN la mujer de
clar6 al alcaide Lawes: No te-
mo MORN. NADIA pesa sobre mi
conciencia. Nunca he matado a
nadie".
Los completes de la mujer,
Samuel Ferraci Y Vicente Saet
ia, fueron ejecutados 13 minu-
tos mas tarde.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
LIGA NACIONAL

Habia senalados dos juegos
y uno tuvo que aplazarse POI
lluvia, ell de los Piratas con los
Cubs.
Los Gigantes aplastaron al
B Brooklyn, arribando l6 wees
a la gonna, con Is hits. Schu-
macher lanz6 por los neoyor-
quinos. Alfonso Lopez no pudc
batear de "hit", en- tres veces.
Cuando ell Brooklyn entr6 a ba-
tear, en- ell primer inning, la
bandera Sc puso a media asia
en- honor de Wilbert Robinson
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
THOR MACON
DEL PUERTO

Arrib6 de Baltimore, a car
gar fosfato, ell vapor ingles
Bradburn.
Sc hicieron a la mar los va
pores japoneses Montreal Ma
ru y TsUyama Maru, cargados
de fosfato; Ell americana Cuba,
que Sc dirige a Key West y la
Habana, y el noruego Sorvan-
gen, con MADEIRA para las islas
de Barlovento y Sotavento.
Con p~asajeros y carga lego
ell vapor americana Cuba, pro-
cedente de- la Habana y Key
West.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
REUNION DE LOS PARTI-
iCULARES DUHNOS DE
VACAS

La Sociedad La Defensa de
la Familia'', integrada por par
ticulares duen2s de vacas, Sc
reunira hoy por la noche, en- ell
Centre Obrero, a discutir asun
tos de Observation-Disclosures.
Encarece la asistencia ell pre-
sidente, ST.. JESUS Fernandez,
persona que ha demostrado YER
dadera habilidad en- ell desem-
peno de su delicado cargo.
IEsta sociead sigue luchando
para proteger los muy respeta-
bles derechos de sus miembros.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
TONIC II
LAS MADRES
QUE dos BENDICE

venido tenia encargado de vigi-
lar ell sitio donde tenian lugar
aquellas entrevistas al pie del
grupo de alamos testigos de
su primer encuentro.
Cuando Aurora aparecia ALI
Y agitaba su panuelo, cinco mi
nutos despu6s Bienyenido tenia
conocimiento de 81 presencia.
Cuando era ~invierno, la ere
cida cast constante del Giloca
impedia a Bienvenido atrave-
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
HERNANDEZ PELEARA
CON VALGAR

Bradenton, agosto 10,-Esta
noche Sc batiran aqui, a diez
asaltos, Richard Hernandez,
pdgil de Tampa, y Benny Val
gar, de Jacksonville .
Para la semi-final, a 8 asal-
tos, han sido contratados Irish
La gaceta., 1934-08-10

Sc NECESITAN 3 pasajeros
para ir a New York, y ayuden
a costear los gastos. Para in
formes vean a Enrique, 1903
IL avenida.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
Despediase ella de aquellos

DeSpeulaSe Slla ue dquelloS
lugares donde pasara veinte
amos de su vida tranquilamente.
Donde esperaba MORN igno-
rada Y solo llorada por aqueila
hija querida que compendiaba
toda su historic desde su mas
tierna juventud.
Porque aquel era ell fruto de
csc ideal que ella habia sonado
siompre y que lego a alcanzar
por breve espacio de tempo pa
.ra su NAL y como semilla de tan
tas desventuras.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10

DEMOS A COBRAR su casa.
Excelente servicio y honradez.
Hale Goodwin, 2110 Nebraska
Ave. Telef. 2914 Cobrador de
Alquiieres en- Tampa desde hace
, amos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
NOTAS ~PELOTERILES

Los expertos comienen en-
que los Piratas deben buscar
nuevos pitcher, 81 quieren ha-
Ger un mas airoso papel en- su
Liga.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
BASE BALL
LIGA AMERICANA

Otra vez los tigres vapulea-
ron a los browns, haciendoles
13 carreras con un total de 20
r1hits". Bridges lanz6 por los
triunfadores. La derrota Sc car
GO al pitcher Newsom. Pepper
el jardinero izquierdo del St.
Louis, pogo 3 hits en- A veces al
bate.
C~ochrane, director y catcher,
dispar6 a hits en- 6 wees al ba-
te. La v~entaja de los tigres So
bre los yankees es ahora de q
puntos.
Los Medals Rojas de Boston
vencieron a los Atleticos, con
Welch de pitcher. Frank Hayes
descarg6 un "jonron" en- ell quin
to despues de que Coleman ha-
bia impulsado, con un hit, la
primera carrera del Philadel-
phia.
Ell desafio entire Yankees y
Senadores tuvo que suspender-
Sc a causa de la lluvia.
st. Louis &c, Oh, 2e.
Detroit 13c, ooh, De.
Boston 15c, 14h, lie.
Philadelphia &c, Oh, 2e.
Ell New York jugara hoy en-
Boston, ell Philadelphia en-
Washington, el St. Louis en-
Chicago y ell Cleveland en- De-
troit.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10

Eddie Callahan, I'm tampeno.
y Battling Oscar, ell c6mico de
Ybor City.
Aparecen en- los prelimina-
res Jose Garcia y Johnny Rus
sell y Charlie PARA y Dickey
Moore.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
III

-Garces apareci6 en- la estan-
ella.
Dorotea lanz6 una pequena
exclamation de sorpresa.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10


ice White, dueno de una. es-
taci6n de gasolina de Brewton,
Alabama, ha sido absuelto por
la muerte del pitcher Ed Mo
iris, de los Medals Rojas.
Morris perdi6 la vida, en- una
reyerta, ell % de febrero de
1882.
En- un juicio anterior ell ju-
RADIO conden6 a White por no
micidio, siendo casada la SEN
tencia por ell tribunal supreme.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10

Cuando Aurora Sc separ6 de
Garces, este penetr6 en- la casa.
Sali6le al encuentro Juana.
-iLa sonora?
Acadia de tener uno de suS
ataques. Esta muy NAL.
i Sc halla sola?
ST, senior.
-Deseo verla. GSe lie dieron
mis- medicinas?
No ha querido tomarlas.
i All! GPor que?
i Esta resuelta a morir!
-Pero ESQ prolongaria 81
La gaceta., 1934-08-10

Manush, Gehrig, P. Waner,
.G%ehringer, Terry y OFT son los
primeros seis bateadores de las
grandes ligas.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10

Folletin de La Gaceta No, 507
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
La EACETA

ex-director de los dodgers.
Brooklyn SC, Oh, Sc.
New York Ice, 18Th, lie.
Ell Cincinnati jugara hoy en-
Pittsburgh, ell Chicago en- st.
Louis, ell Boston en- New York
~ ell Brooklyn en- Philadelphia.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10

vida.
Il Pobre sonora! Esta de-
seando irse a descansar.
-VamoS a verla.
-Sigame listed.
Juana INTRODUCE a Garces ell
eel gabinete de la enferma.
Hallabase Dorotea muy aba
.tida despues de uno de aquellos
Iataques durante los cuales creia
ahogarse .
Las ventanas del gabinete,
oompletamente abiertas, deja-
ban penetrar las suaves emana-
Clones primaverales que una
brisa templada transportaba
zen sus alas.
La enferma aspiraba con a.
La gaceta., 1934-08-10
CAPITULO LVII

I'm coroz6n que Sc ablanda
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-13
CHAMBER HEAD DEPLORES USE OF
PICTURES SHOWING WATER TANKS

tives in Coachella and Yuma val
leys, as we'll as Imperial, raised
hundreds of dollars to erect neon
signs in Arizona and at the Blythe
road junction in Coachella Valley
to direct traffic through this COM
munity'
AS a result of the tank car pic
ture, Tyler points out, motorists
haye formed an opinion that there
is mo- water in Imperial Valley ex-
cept that hauled in in tank cars.
Already the hotel men and auto
court owners have reported that
visitors plan their itinerary to
avoid an overnight stop IN the val
ley and the longer this picture is
published throughout the United
States the stronger will become she
belief that there is no water here.
1--WE will admit that this picture
is news" stated Tyler. 80 is the
fact that a new record for highway
fatalities has been established, but
it is poor business for a community
fast gaining recognition as an ideal
winter resort TO publicize these
items to the entire world when
there is so much favorable public!-
ty which originates in this area.
In conclusion Tyler stated, "To-
Gay, through cur press clipping
service, the chanhsr received IA
large clipping showing an attrac-
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-13

cit is discouraging to see months
of carefully planned work undone,
and especially when this undoing is
caused by one small photograph, y
stated w. H. Tyler, Jr., president
of the El Centre Chamber of Com
merce, today, referring to the hun
dreds of newspaper clippings show
ing Imperial Valley people getting
water from a tank car which the
chamber has received from all parts
of the United States through its
press clipping service. The latest
clipping is from an Alaska news
paper. and indicates this photo
graph has gone to all corners Of
North America.
lone of the major projects Of
the El Centro chamber has been to
bring winter tourists of substantial
means to Imperial Valley Tyler
continued. Last winter the local
chamber prepared seven mimeo-
graphed articles covering the win
ter climate. health. points of in
terest, etc. and these we're great
ly in demand and hundreds were
sent out in reply to inquiries or
given out over the counter. Cham
bers of commerce in other valley
cities were likewise working to
build up the winter tourist bust
ness and the tourist and conven-
tion bureau. which has representa-
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-13
PLACE BAN On
HITLER SOAP

BERLIN, Sept. 49, U.P)-Germans
must not wash themselves with
soap portraying Hitler's face and
children may not carry dolls dressed
like storm troopers, according to
new Nazi regulations issued today.
Since the Nazi regime assumed
power 18 months ago, the swastika
emblem has been applied to Christ
mas tree stands, embroidered on
bedroom slippers, and stamped on
household articles. Recent enthus-
iasm has caused manufacturers to
stamp soap with Hitler's dictatorial
silhouette, and conceal his printed
profile in powder puff containers.
Nazi officials have forbidden
there forms of propaganda as incon-
siStent with the dignity of the
reichs president and chancellor.
BERLIN, Sept. 13. U.H-Reichs-
fuehrer Adolf Hitler's regulation OF
German agriculture now extends
even into the apple picking season
A special ordinance issued by the
ministry of agriculture today for
bids the plucking of winter apples
before a specified date. No apples
may be sold except those blown off
by the wind. The law specifies that
even the wind picked apples must
measure at least one inch and a
half in diameter.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-13
STRIKE TOLL
REACHES z
BY United Press

Another strike sympathizer was
killed today raising the national
textile strike death toll to IL as
riotous fighting intensified In
Rhode Island
Jude Courtmanchs was killed
at Woonsocket and six others were
shot. Pickets withstood volley af-
ter volley fired directly at them by
guardsmen. Rioting spread through
the city. Shops were looted.
Four were wounded, three per-
haps fatally, in similar fighting
about the large Sayles Finishing
plant at SaylesWlle, R. l., where
outbreaks have continued for three
days. A truce finally was arranged.
Gov Theodore Francis Green
called a special session of the state
legislature for noon today to vote
100000 and provide 500 more state
police. Governor Green ordered a
roundup of Communists and mobil-
ization of 1000 World war veterans
to aid state militia.
Peace negotiations broke down
at Washington. The board headed
by Gov. f)hn @. Winant announc-
ed it had been unable to draw up
any plan acceptable to the manu-
facturers.
Southern textile centers contin-
ued relatively quiet.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-13
NEW ORLEANS
QUIET AGAIN

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 13. W.R-
With the victorious Senator Huey
P. Long in Baton Rouge for a
"rest' the national guard dis
persed and homeward bound, and
the "old regular organization
crushed and silent after a devas-
tating defeat in Tuesdays primary,
New Orleans settled down today to
the first actual quiet it has known
in months.
Long left the city last night.
Later he was reported in conference
with Gov. o. K. Allen at the cap
ital, although his doctor had order
ed the senator 70 retire for at least
"a hours sleep.
The investigation of the New Or
leans city administration by Long
and his nine legislative investigat-
ors probably will not be resumed
until next Monday.
The 'kingfish" said that he was
undecided whether to let Walm-
sley mayer T. Semmes Walmsley)
resign, to have the Legislature ad-
dress him out Of office, or send him
to the penitentiary.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-13
WINE GRAPE
CROP TO BE
CONTROLLED

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13. U.H
All plans advanced for control
and stabilization of the California
wine grape industry will be sent to
A. A. A. officials at Washington
for final consideration, federal rep
resentatives said today.
The final hearing of long SER
les among grape growers and ship
pers was held here yesterday with
James Knucson, A. A. A. represent
ative, presiding. ID.
The plan most generally consid-
cred to control the surplus crop was
that used in the peach marketing
agreement, under which growers
are paid for that portion of their
crop which comes under the sur
plus classification but which is not
harvested. Local committees would
regulate the pro-rating of the har-
vest.
While no price was agreed upon,
the majority believed that $l750 a
ton for first grade grapes and SIS
for strippings would be fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-13
POLICE HUNT
HUSBAND AS
WIFE SLAYER

OAKLAND. Sept. l3. U.R - A
search set in motion by the prattle
of -year-old boy spread over
California today as police hunted
houis Shaver, SO, whose wife was
found slain in d closet in their
home here.
Prom the condition of the body,
doctors decided the missing man.
an unemployed cook, had 20-hour
start on the authorities.
Mrs. Shaver, a spiritualist med
Nm, had been stabbed in the abdo-
men and her head had been beaten
by heavy instrument. Notes found
in the house indicated that her
husband had accused her of inf
deity. Police records showed she
once had him arrested when he
threatened her but the charge was
withdrawn.
The Staying was revealed through
Louis Shaver, Jr., 4 Police found
the child in a park with a tag pin
ned to his coat giving his home ad-
dress. They took him there last
Tuesday night and the next day
went back to the home to learn
why he had been permitted to stay
out so late alone.
They found the three children Of
the family Louis, l3-year-old
Frances and six-year-old Richard
alone. None OF them knew where
the parents were. There were blood
stains on the walls and ceiling.
Shaver s room showed signs of a
hasty departure. Mrs. Shaver IS
body was found in a closet.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-13
Printers Union
To Recall Men

CHICAGO. Sept 13. UP)-A plan
to recall International Typograph-
ical union members of various NRA
boards in Washington was formu-
lated today for presentation before
the annual convention of the un-
ion.
The proposal was expected to be
reported out today. AS members OF
the NRA groups it is charged,
these leaders were parties to rules
and arbitration awards which fav-
ored employers.
After selecting Montreal, Canada,
as the next convention city the
union defeated a proposal to make
a four day 30-hour week optional
with each local by referendum
vote.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-13
Neuv York Voters
Heavily Guarded

New York, Sept. Is. W.P)-Eight
thousand policemen and 5000 spe-
cial deputies guarded against strong
arm methods and other irregulari-
ties at todays primary elections.
Guerilla tactics were anticipated
as voters in the Democratic, Repub-
lican and minor parties nominated
candidates for city controller, con.
gress, the state senate and assem-
bly, and other offices. So sure OF dis
orders were police that 200 ex-con-
victs and suspected thugs, seized in
wide roundup spent the night IN
Jail.
Violence was expected especially
in Brooklyn where the Democratic
organization faced its bitterest IN
ternal contests in long time. There
were $500 deputies sworn in there
alone. The Knickerbocker Demo
Gratis, anti Tam any group
charged the deputies were Tiger re-
gulars.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-13

today, and a cablegram went out to
Paris this morning. General Perish
ing Is IA. ..-. ......
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-13
Bank OF America
Votes Diuidend

Directors of Bank America today
declared regularly quarterly divi-
dends of so cents a share on the
capital stock Of Bank of America N.
T. and S. A. and 1875 cents a share
on the capital stock Of Bank of
America, California, the associated
state bank.
The current ! Quarterly dlsburse-
ment which will be paid October
to stock OF recorG September 20 ag-
gregates $1,025 900 bringing total
dividends for 1884 to date to $2,825,
900. More than 991s per cent of this
amount is paid to Transamerica
Corporation. The current quarterly
dividend of Bank of America N T.
and S. A. is the same amount as
was declared in June when directors
increased the disbursement from
S750,000 a quarter.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-13
Wife Of Screen
Magnate Stricken

PARIS, Sept. 13. UP)-Mrs. Louis
B. Mayer, wife of the Hollywood
movie producer, was seriously i'll at
the American hospital today of
pneumonia, with complications.
Doctors said they believed she
would recover. ...
Lord Dawson of Penn, physician
to King George of England, and
Lord Horder, physician to the
Prince of Waes, we're called in con-
sultation.