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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
Automobiles
Autos and Trucks tor Sale

,HUPMoBILE-1s2s-5 Pass. Sedan.
 New paint, good mechanical condi-
 ton; a very good car for a little
 money. sts.:.tt <. CADILLAC SALES & SERVICE 504 Watertown Ave. Dial 5-1149
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
Merchandise
Articles Wanted to Buy

JUNK of all description bought. Call. write Connecticut Junk Co. 41 Spring st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07
Personals

WANlEU Al APUfH ECA RI ESt HALL. Skin sufferers. e"zenia pimples. piles. sores, athletes foot etc, to try CHAUi.MEX. Remark. able new siin healer Guaranteed WASHING MACHINES = Repaired. Parts for all makes in stock. Do mestic Appliance Corp, IFS W. Main St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07

361 4O1 376 113S High single-Festa. 132. High three-Stokes, 366. High game-Sea Gulls. Eagles 416.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07

MATTRESSES .......... .... .....,. Not Used-Damaged In Our Ware house. Save 75 per cent of $5.05 HeSI TIE TE'1s 1HsX.DiiL.EE;Y 'wAREHousE
 ANNEX
 i0s MEADOW sT.-EAsY TERMS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-07

478 4S6 470 1434 High single-Johnson, 131. High three-Snyder, $50.
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CONTINENTAL CAN
NETS $5.16 A SHARE
$9,059, 662 Available on Com.
mon Stock in IL Months
Ended June 80.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July lo.-Net income
OF the Continental Can Co. for the IL
months ended June 80. totaled sl3.-
l54,s73, which after providing s4,0s5,-
311 for depreciation and taxes, left
$e,05e, s62 available for the common
stock, or $51e a share.
This compares with SO. 72e, 100. from
which $3,297 .762 was deducted for de-
probation and taxes. leaving net earn
ings Of $5,43l BAT or S3.l3 a common
share in the previous ~ months.
Dollar sales for the first six months
OF 1884 were more than 20 per cent
ahead Of the same period In 1888, ac-
cording to the statement OF the com
pany filed with the stock exchange.
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SOLD TOO SOON,
HOLDERS LAMENT
T. V. A. Plans Lead Many
to Take Price Of S440.
Bonds Now at SEAS.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July le-wan Street
heard further echoes Of the lamenta-
tons Of those bondholders Of the Ten
nessee Public Service Co. who un-
loaded their investments on q de-
pressed market early this year.
These holders were frightened at the
ambitious plans Of the Tennessee VAL
ley Authority. and anticipating the
acquisition OF theirlproperty on terms
which might wipe out part Of their
investment capital sold in precipitats
haste down to low level of S440 per
$1,000 principal amount of the bonds.
A few days ago they sold at a high OF
$3.50 and today we're quoted around
s945.
During the last six weeks the Sold
out investors watched with perplexity
and chagrin as the price of the bonds
climbed spectauclarly on the New
York Curb Exchange, and yesterday
they learned the reason for the about
face in the official announcement Of
the 7. V. As proposed acquisition of
the property on terms guaranteeing
the bondholders the price at which
they we're originally sold to the public
in 1880, namely $965 per 81 900 bond.
Wall Street investment and utility
circles thought It likely that the sharp
rebound IN the price OF the bonds
brought substantial profits to investors
who bought on the basis Of public
declarations by A. E. Morgan, chair
man, and David E. Lilienthal, director
Of the T. v. A.. that security holders
in companies acquired by the au-
thority would receive Just and equit-
able compensation.
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CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, July i9.-The follow
ing is today's summary Of corporation
news prepared by Standard Statistics
Co. Inc. New York:
Chrysler Corp,-Retail sales of
Plymouth cars for week ended July
Ia totaled 1852 units, gain Of IL
per cent over previous week and 32.6
per cent over like week Of 1898.
Eaton Manufacturing Co.--Common
share earnings. six months ended June
80, S1i6ps. 4 cents.
Schenley Distillers Corp.--Company
plans to construct new warehouse at
Lexington. to replace burned Pepper
warehouse.
Howe Sound Co.--Common share
earnings, six months ended June 80,
8213 VS.. 4 cents.
Mcintyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd
Common share earnings, quarter end
ed June 80, $lI9 VS.. 81.
Anchor Cap Corp.--A special meet
ing Of stockholders has been called
for July 81, TO take action on increase
IN authorized capital stock in con-
nection With acquisition of Salem
Glass Works at Salem. N. j.; addl-
.tion Of Salem Glass Works, 1t was
stated. would somewhat more than
double production and sales Of glass
container subsidiaries.
International Salt Co.-Common
share earnings. six months ended
June so, so cents VS.. SO cents.
Illinois Central r. R.-About 90
per cent OF notes have. been turned in
under refunding plan.
i Superheated Co.-Common share
earnings, six months ended June 80,
20 cents VS.. cents.
Gimble Bros. Inc.-Sales of COM
pany in first fives months OF current
fiscal year were about 20 per cent
higher than In same 1888 period.
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CURB LIST MIXED
ON PROFIT TAKING
Realizing Extended Later,
With Drop of Fractions
to About Point.
BY G.. A. PHILLIPS,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, July ls,-The curb
market closed irregularly lower today.
with losses OF minor fractions to =
point or so well scattered throughout
the list with the exception of leading
industrial issues.
A moderate amount Of profit taking,
which unsettled the market in early
dealings. was gradually extended in
later trading. coincident with heavi-
ness Of most stocks on the big board.
American Gas closed at IS, off Ia;
Creole Petroleum. l2&. of Ia, Dis
tillers Corp, seagrams. 10. of "a;
Duke Power. 37l7, off 31z: Electric
Bond g. Share, 1924, of "a; Grey
hound Bus. 1879, up "a; Hiram
Walker. 1884,, of "a: International
Petroleum, 281s. Of "a; National
Bellas Hess, 31s, up "a; Niagara Hud-
son Power, 5's, up q; Pittsburgh
Plate Glass, 527s. up "a. Sherwin
Williams. 715s, up ss; Standard Oil
of Indiana. 81, of "a: Swift g. Co,
Is, off u; Technicolor, 14la up "a:
Wright Hargreaves. Ga. of IL; Todd
Shipbutlding. "a. of IA.
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S9,ODO,OD ISSUE
OF B. & 0. OFFERED
Bank Group Acts as Agents
in Sale Subject to
|. c. C. Approval. y
b. The Aasoriate6 Press.

BF tne AA&oFiAteG Press.
NEW YORK. July IA banking
group headed by Kuhn, Loeb e. Co.
acting as agents Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad yesterday offered for
sale, subject to the approval Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
$50 900 900 principal amount five-year
"a per cent secured notes Of the rail-
road company.
The notes, priced at 100 per cent
and accrued interest, are due August
/, 1889. and are secured by pledge
Of securities having a market value at
current quotations of more than ss3,-
soc. 900.
Proceeds from the sale of the notes
are to be applied to payment of ST.
100000 of per cent secured notes
which mature on August 10, and s25,-
100000 due to the Reconstruction
Finance Corp. on the same date. The
remainder will be used to pay bank
loans sggregating SALTS 900 and ma
turing equipment obligations
The financing will provide for all
maturitieS Of the railroad company
during the current year and reduce its
indebtedness to the r. F. c. from
$72,125 600 to SAC. 625 900. plus such
amount of the notes as the r. F. C.
may acquire. 1t was stated that, sub
ject to the approval of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, the r. F. C.
had agreed to purchase any notes that
are not sold to the public.
The securities pledged by the B. &
o. include 232, 900 shares of first pre-
ferred stock Of the Reading Co., 332,-
900 shares Of second preferred stock
$4,000 shares of Reading common
and $38,0oo,Oo0 principal amount Of
B. a. o. refunding and general mort
gage per cent bonds.
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New York markets compiled by the AS
< LEAD-Futnres closed quiet 6 higher
September. 353b; October, 3 76b: Deem
Der. 3s2b January. 3S5n sales none
Z, COMPRESSOR steady; Rio No = @;
Santos No, 4 les; Rio futures closed
September. san: December 7a2. March
Z aSn; May o6n Santos futures steady
sales, IA, 0oa BAGS July aaSn September
10 33r; December, ASH; March, l0.55n;
ziNcEFutures closed steady, higher
September S6b, october, 4.S9b; sales,
$50 600 pounds.
S1LVER-Futures closed dull l0s90
lower sales, $50. 900 ounces; July Al IS
September, as ION; October. $4,000; De-
rcmber, ~ COB; January, 14on: March,
CRUDE BuBBER - Futures closed
STEADY. 4a1n higher sales No l. stand
ard. 53a contracts. July. IA i6n; Septem-
Der ). 00a1S .a2. October, Is l3p Deem
Der I5.3TaI54"; January. 1888. March.
is S3s1S,76: MAY. l6.oln smoked rib
bee. spot. a SON.
RAW SILK - Futures closed barely
steady unchanged to / y lower: sales.
pI0 bales; July l1Oieb. October l.16Iab.
December. 1.lelab, Open market quota
tions f60-day basis, Shsnshai steam
Nature. IS per cent Soriplsne. c0-"2S.
i45; Canton. double extra a l4-I6s,
.pI. Japanese, special crack, double extra,
81 per cent seriplsne. l3-l5s. LIS
p b Bid n Nominal
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DIVIDEND IS ORDERED
BY [. g. N. DIRECTORS

NEW YORK July 10 Directors OF
the Louisville e. Nashville Railroad
Co today declared a dividend Of 81 so
q share out Of earnings. payable Au-
gust rs. 10 stock Of record July 81. A
statement by Lyman Delano, chair
man. said
THE dividend Of $3.50 a share was
declared as the result from opera
tons for the flrst six months Of 1884,
and any future action in regard to
dividends must depend on earnings Of
the company"
e Atlantic Coast Line Railway Co.
owns 81 per cent OF l.. az N stock.
Six months ago the road paid a
similar dividend out OF 1898 earnings
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SECONDARY BONDS
DOWN AT CLOSE.
Late Realizing Brings Mi
nor l0SseS-FederaI Is
sues Move UnevenIy.
ny BERNARD $. o-HARA.

NEW YORK. July io.--Late realiz-
Ing caused moderate losses In q num-
Der OF secondary bonds. which had
shown small gains In the early trad
ing. and the general corporate list
was irregular 81 the finish
United States Governments also
were mixed. Certain OF the Treasury
issues improved from 1870 70 S-32ds
against declines Of 3-32ds In the 3l4-
45ss and the 3 IS Of 1891
Activity in the German govern
nents ard strength in Austrian and
Poland obligations marked an other
wise featureless foreign department.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES

NEW YORK. July 10 GP.-Foreign ex-
change irregular: Great Britain in DOL
lars others in cents
Great Britain demand 5o4i7: cables
500 a: 60-day bills. 5O3as. France de-
msnd, 6.5ai. cables. 65pl4; Italy de-
msnd. S57s4: cables. s51a4.
Demands. Belgium, 2334; Germany.
80 10; Holland, $40; Norway, 35,35:
Sweden. 26.02; Denmark 2254: Finland,
80; Switzerland 32.61: Spain, I365;
Portugal 50: Greece, 95: Poland
1923; Czechoslovakia. 4I6. YugoSlavis
go; Austria. Is 93n: Hungary, 30 ION
Rumania. OF; Argentine, 81 son; Brazil.
Honakons' ISL: Mexico sHs CIV 9silyer
peso), 2795: Montreal in New York
1ol.lss.; New York in Montreal. esslL4.
Nominal.
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young 8 4 T pf... los 4OH AoH a

!. DIVIDEND rates in dollars based on
IPartlV extra. tPIus AZ in stock 81
so p IN script or stock. 3 Payable in stock
F PasaS BE IN m . stGsk PI Pin: g Il s.OcE
Paid this year-no reruisr rsts 49," AZ.
eumulated dividends paid this wear n pins
10" IN stock. D Paid last year-no reg
rafv.re Companies reported in re-
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SUPPLY OF u. S. STEEL
COMMON ON INCREASE
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, July l9-The floating
supply of U. S. Steel common stock,
as indicated by stock held In brokers
names on June 80, amounted to l.716.-
739 shares. or 1913 per cent of the
total issue of S.703,252 shares.
This was an increase OF 62,035 shares
over the supply on March 81.
At the end of June, 1898, brokers
held l,55S,573 shares, or 1871 per cent.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 10 Chopper quiet.
electrolytic, spot and future. Blue Eagle,
300. Tin steady; spot and nearby, s.. 90;
Lead steady: spot. New YORK. 4 Il: Esst
ST. Louis, $50. Zinc dull; East St Louis.
spot and future, 4.30. Anthony. spot, s %,
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U. S. TREASURY NOTES.
CRsported py chas D, Barney s Coz
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 10 tE9.-csn money
steady; / per cent ali day. Time loans
RksRdy: 90 dayk-S months, sls1 per cent
BANKERS acceptances unbalanced Reds
count rate. New York Reserve Bank. la
per cent.
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DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. July 19.-Dividends de-
tisties, compied by the Standard Sta
Extra,
r,o,- Pc Stock Of Pay
SoIpsny. Rate Rod record able
lroxel Mfg..,...,..s1 :. 7.20 ST.
Increased.
Am Reinsurance. .62he @ 7-3I s-1B
Passed.
Illinois Art Ind Of
webster & At B (Bosj =. a..
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AFTER CALL.

Washington Railway g. Electric As
$1,000 at s712, $1,000 at 9712, 81 900
at 97ia.
Capital Traction Colo at %.
The Carpet Corp.-20 at 10.
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TRUST COMPANIES
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES.

Capital Traction Colo at 2312, 7 at
1917.
Potomac Electric 5l2Po pfd.-5 at
1874.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd.-
10 at 997s
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COMMODITY PRICES

NEW YORK July 1a.-Index of Is
etapie commodity prices December 81.
1881, equals 1905 1929 average equals
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. July 10 GP-Followins is
the complete official list of transactions
in stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange
TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-19
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, July 10 OP.-Bar sill
yer quiet, 70 lower at 46l2.
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N. Y. EXCHANGE BONDS
U. 8. ooyEennENr BONDS.
Received BY Prtvsts wire Dil

High Lo~. Close.
Fed Farm Mtg
Loan ~ 80 ... 1915 1912 1ol
Fed Farm Mtg
Corpn : Z s.. 102 q io2 II lo2 ~
Home Ownf soan
Corpn - So. 10l ioo5i iol
Home Owni.osn
Corpn a. 81. 1917 1914 1915
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NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
Vi NIUIIN q ,
BANKS,

NEW YORK. July 10 OP.-New York
Security Dealers Association:
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LobIaw Grocery

Lone Star Cas-.
Long Island Lgt. .
Long Isl LIT pr A z
Long Isl 1t pr 3 8
Louisiana Id Il e.
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FREIGHT L0ADINGS.

NEW YORK. July 10 aP.-Rallroads
reportins lc.dinEs for the week ended
July IA included:
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Kingsbury Brew.

Lake Shore N f2h
Lakey Ed IL Mch..
Lefcourt Realty.
Lehigh CAN (60cl
Libby McNeill IL l.
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" cEA OF TTEFIUIE LEST
July IA. week. Year.
20,0o6 I1,1i7 24.229
SO. 7o6 sQ.se6 102,1l2
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Ill PMr&LtS6 Of. .

(k67 hc).......
IND Pipe Line 30c.
ms Co of ~ Am I'd
init Hy Ell pft3hl
Init Mining......,
Init Mining war. IS
Int Petr reg f1.6s.,
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Norfolk 4 Western
PENNSYLVANIA ....
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StL IM&SR&G 4s's3
st L-San r Is a se..
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Hamilton Gas vic.
Hecla Min (k20c).
Heyden Chtfl.lO).
Hollinger Gold II.
Hudson Bay MAS.
Humble Oil d..
Huyler's of Della.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-06
PLANS
PROGRAM ON
AMERICANISM

Under the auspices of the State
Legion Americanism committee, all
Legion posts of the valley, together
with their Auxiliaries, are uniting
in a meeting to be held on Lin
coin S birthday, Monday night, Feb
ruary II, at O'Clock at Veterans
Memorial hall in Ell Centro, at
which Archie Closson, the state
chairman of this committee, will
be the principal speaker.
1t is this committee IS desire to
propagate a wider and more accur-
ate knowledge of the constitution
of the United States and of the
distinctive features of constitution
al government as conceived by the
founders of the republic, to incul-
cate an intelligent and genuine re-
spect for the organic law of the
land and TO bring to the minds of
the people the realization of the
vital necessity of preserving it un-
| impaired The call today is for an
aggressive, assertive AmericaniSm
and the Legion believes that the
perpetuity of the American govern
ment depends as much today on
the WatchfulnesS of its citizens as
it did in the days that saw the
greatness of Lincoln, and the Leg
ion posts of the valley extend to all
citizens an invitation to be present
at this meeting. 49,
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-06
SAYS JUDGES
DISQUALIFIED
BY REMARKS

Five statements of Disqualified
ton of the superior court judges
were filed by j. Edgar Ross yes
terday afternoon relative to cases
now pending in these courts. The
cases concerned are: Felix Chacon
versus Julia Mardueno, ct al; j.
Edgar Ross versus VIM. O'Brien ver-
suS Jesus Mardueno, ct al; j.
Edgar Ross versus VIM. O'Brien
and j. Edgar Ross versus Southern
California Junior College.
In each statement it is alleged:
THAT the realtor has been in
formed and believes that on or
about October 6, 1888, at a meeting
of the Imperial County branch of
the California state bar, the Hon
orable r. D. McPheir;n publicly
declared that if this realtor ever
again appeared before him in his
proper person to conduct his own
case he would not recognize the
said realtor unless required to do
SO by a writ from a higher court
and that the Honorable Vaughn
Thompson was then and there
present and expressed approval of
the said declaration
Therefore, it is stated, realtor
objects to the trial of these actions
before either Judge McPherrin or
Judge Thompson.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-06
LEGION WILL
AID RECEPTION
TO GOVERNOR

All commanders of American Le-
gion posts in the valley were named
as committee to represent the Le-
gion at the reception to be given in
honor of Governor James Rolph,
Jr., when he visits Ell Centro next
month. This action was taken at a
meeting of the 1nterpost Council of
the Legion at its meeting in Holt
vile last night.
All LegionnaireS who care to at
tend the Fifth Area convention at
Anaheim next Sunday were urged
to do so. Eomer L. CnaillauX, state
commander, is expected to be at
this meeting. 1t was also stated that
plans are now under way to have
ChaillauX visit the valley in the
near future but no definite date has
been decided on at present.
Tentative plans were also discuss
ed for valley-Wide American Le-
gion golf tournament and further
discussions on this matter are to
be held at later meeting.
At meeting of the Auxiliary
units also held last night commit
tee consisting of the president Of
each valley unit was appointed to
represent the Auxiliary at the
Rolph reception.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-06
klS(lu' u'lI<<A&>>fS
New York Stocks
BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor


NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Common
stock of Commonwealth & South
ern, billion-d dollar utility holding
company, stirred up one of the big
geSt demonstrations in months late
today when it came out in blocks of
1000 TO 10000 shares and moved up
TO a new high for the year above
g.
The market had been relatively
quiet until, around p. M, buying
came into all sections thereafter and
soon tickers were unable TO keep
pace.
The whole utility group followed
Commonwealth. Gains of l to 2
points were made by Consolidated
Gas, Public Service of New Jersey,
National Power ana Light, and Uni
ted Corporation.
Before the wild buying that came
in the last hour, the list had been
subjected to moderate amounts Of
profit taking.
There were q few other firm
groups, including the amuSementS,
where LoeW's was the feature. Mer-
camille issues, notably the prefer
red issues, were in demand. Gains
in the latter ranged to nearly G
points. Mcclellan Stores common
stocks featured with a block of 90
900 shares at 8, after which it cross
ed for a new high for 1933-34.
American Telephone was in de-
mand most of the day at a gain of
more than point, aided by a gain
in telephones of its principal subsi-
diary, New York Telephone COM
pany. Silver mining issues followed
silver metal higher as traders look
ed for favorable silver legislation.
Sales totaled 4.330,00O shares.
against 4,94O,0OO yesterday. Curb
sales were 769, 1000 shares, against
744,000 shares. Bond sales on the
stock exchange were $4,000 600,
against $3l 100000 yesterday; and
on the curb S8,500,00O against So
100000 yesterday.
Dow Jones preliminary averages:
industrial, 1l024, off 050; railroad
$3.50, off 0.37; utility BLOB, up 1.43.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-06
ENGLISH STAR
FEATURED IN
u. A. SHOW

Studded with lovely girls, beauti-
ful revue numbers and Photographic
wonders, Il Am Suzannen', Jesse l..
Lasky's latest Fox Film production
comes to the United Artists theatre
Wednesday, February 7. 1t offers
a perfect setting in which Lillian
Harvey, the internationally famous
star, does indeed shine with a great
er brilliance than ever before, either
in Hollywood or in Europe. The
film, with its background of Pari-
sian night life and the Podrecca
Piccoli Marionettes, offers Miss
Harvey a splendid opportunity to
display her versatility and she takes
full advantage of this opportunity
TO thrill the audience.
Gene Raymond, who plays op-
posite Miss Harvey, gives a per-
formance that is easily his best to
date. The other members of the
cast, Leslie Banks, Georgia Caine,
Geneva Mitchell, Halliwell Hobbies,
Murray Kinnell and Edward Keane
all give splendid performances un-
der the direction of Rowland v
Lee.
Sammy Lee directed the revue
numbers to the tunes of "St. Moritz
Waltz Just A Little Garrett" and
''ESki- i-o-lay-ii-o-mo' by Frederick
Hollander and Forman Brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-06
STUDEBAKERS
ARRIVE HERE
BY CARAVAN

Another shipment of Studebak-
ers has arrived at Rogers and Tis-
on IS, local distributors for the
Studebaker and Rockne models.
bringing to a total of $50 the num-
Der OF cars which this firm, which
pioneered this form of delivery, has
brought to Imperial Valley.
The Studebaker is the only fac
tory that guarantees their cars
after delivery by this method, Jake
Tison stated today.
The caravan method of delivery
was adopted because Studebaker
does not have an assembly plant on
the coast, therefor the saving in
freight rates is passed on to the
public instead of erecting a branch
assembly plant. Only the actual
driving cost from the factory at
South Bend is added to the factory
price.
Les Rofers, of the firm, is per-
sonally in charge of each caravan.
Under this method of delivery
cars are broken in at steady driv-
ing rate of 35 miles an hour, keep
ing them uniformly warm and
eliminating any choking and crank
case dilution because of cold mot
ors. Cars are thus broken in with
much less damage to them than if
done by the purchaser who usually
drives his car only a short distance
at time.
"We find that caravan cars re-
quire less service than a car deliv-
cred by rail- Tison said, land
believe this is due to the fact that
the car is properly broken in.o
A bonus Is offered each driver
who brings in his car without a
scratch or dent or any other dam
age to the finish of the car and
thus far only a few drivers have
failed to get the bonus.