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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-10
Second Camel
INDIANAPOLIS


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tBatted for Gallivan In eighth.
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10 Hassett. Left on bsses-Indans polls.
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Local Race Driver
Injured in Mishap
Ray Tells Crashes Through
Fence at Columbus.

By LHited Press
COLUMBUS. Ind. june TO-
johnny Crone, Dayton, o.. won the
20-mile feature, a five-mile event
and a two-mile match race to take
major honors in a dirt track racing
program here yesterday.
Ray Tells. 25, indianapolis. was
injured when his car crashed
through fence during the 25-mile
event. He was taken to an indian
apolis hospital.
Condition Critical
Ray Tells. 25. injured in an auto
race at Columbus, Ind yesterday,
still was i'm critical condition today,
hospital attaches reported. His side
was punctured by piece of timber
when the car crashed through a
fence.
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At Stadium Sunday
First Camel

Batter for Timing In fifth.
tBatted for Winford in eighth.
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Owner Norman A. Perry will be
host to 1900 city grade school pa
troll boys at Perry Stadium tomor-
row night when the Indians meet
Toledo. The Indianapolis Traffic
Department is sponsoring the trip
to the Sodium as a reward for the
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traffic lads assistance on the school
route "heatS -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Policie vyzrala ma brace.

Y policeman -tazen1 proti
vsem herman v Chicago a mist
nostem ma prijfman1 sack, hra
ci a milovnfci dostihd hledajf
mlsto, kde by jim policie neka-
lila Utmost.
Kapitan John Ryan, padl ma
novy zpdsob dopadnouti prijf-
mani sack ma dostihy. V oko-
Il Maypole primo zapadne cd
Crawford ave. vysetfil, jak
diva projfzdeli automobily, a.
ktere zkusily stestf ma dosti-
bach, slozen1m mensfho ebno-
su cd padesati cent? vyse.
Pc kazdem vysledku dostihd
bylo rozhlasovacem z pozadf
jednoho obchodu oznamovano,
kdo zv1t6zil, take kazdy, kdo
81 vsadil, mohl lined obdrzet
castku, ktera mt pTipadla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Psik z~achrancem.

D6nicke polite Sprawl rady
statnf vystavy dosahly
vrcholu, kdyz tTi roubfky dy-
namitu byly nalezeny pod pre-
dn1 porc1 domu A. R. Coreye,
tajemn1ka vystavy V Des
MONIES. "Peanuts". sten6 a
milacek rodiny, zachranil man
zele Coreyovy a jejich ctyTi
deti Cd nebezpecf onou pumou.
Tfi stopy dlouhy doutnak, Ohio
rely a ukazuj1c1 stopy ps1ko-
vych zubG, jimiz byl vytazen z
bomby, byl nalezen ma travn1-
ku pred porcf. Myslf sc, re
psik "a doutnak tahal, az jej z
dynamitu vytahl a ucinil tax
bombu neskodnou. Dynamit
byl pozdeji nalezen pod porcf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Co Sc Stane.

V Binghamton, N. Y, pravy
palec u nohy ukousnut byl Ze-
ne Brown, kdyz plovala. Col.
Elmer E. Johnson, ktery V nej-
vetsi rychlosti veil il IA mil ku
lekari, myslf, re j ukousnut byl
bud rybou ''bass" nebo zelvou
pTivabenou rudou barvickou,
kterou 81 Brownova "ozdobila'
svGj palec.
" Pittsfield, Mass, Mi
chael Ducharme odstehoval
svdj dunn ctyricet stop, ably u
Setril ma dan1ch.
Ducharme, jehoz dun byl V
mestecku Plainfield, V sobotu
stal Sc tim obcanem We Wind
sor. V Plainfield zdanen1 OBJ
nasi $50 ma tis1c dolar1 ceny
majetku a We Windsor jenom
$50.
" Granite City, ILL.,, diva
darebaci pTinutili v sobotu Will
PopOr, ably svlekl Jeste
sve kalhoty a boty, kdyz jim
krone techto musel vydati $50,
ktere S sebou nesl. Popor, FL
lety z Madison, ILL.,, byl nucen
jiti mill a pill a straniti Sc co
MONA lid1 neil dosel domG.
Padesat dolarG patTilo jemu a
$50 Household Paper Products
spolecnosti v Detroit, Mich, je-
prodavacem jest.
" St. Louiskych jatkach
NELL 1000 libern1 prase, ktere
sobotu melo die dnesn1 dra-
hoty cenu S1.440. Jest to jed
no z nejvetsfch jake kdy tam
ku prodeji pTivezeno, bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Cena prasat Chicago nejvys-
81 " 9 letech.

Stale rostouci ceny vepTove-
no dobytka ma Chicazskem tr-
hu dostoupily We ctvrtek vyse
$50 sto liber 1--WE vahy We vel
KEN.
V prvnfch Is dnech doveze-
no bylo tam jenom $4,000 Ii
vych prasat, nejmensf to pocet
u pTirovnan1 S dT1vejsfmi doba-
mi.
Nedostatek "d6kovati JEST
vladimir rozkazu V roce 1888
kdy die neho pobito bylo g.
O0O, 200 prasat a v6tsina z Mich
zakopana, ably tim, jak sekre-
tar orby, Wallace, r%ozumuje, u
chraneni byli farmaTi pred ne
dostatkem krmiva. Proc roz-
kaz ten V platnost z1stal v
roce 1884, sekretar nevysvetlu-
je ackoliv pfedpov1dal-li nedo-
statek krmiva pro rok 1884.
mohl take predpovidati dosta-
tex jeho pro rok nynejsf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
aeroplanu do Seattle, Rogerso-
va pax dopravena do Kalifor-
ME a PoStova do Oklahomy.
We ctnostne Americe.

Okresn1 navladnf statu Ari-
iona je hotov k tazenf prot Sc
sti settlementGm, v nichz "mu-
Ii a zeny zijf spolecne bez O.
hledu ma manzelske a rozvodo-
We zakony." Jsou to settlement
ty, kter6 zalozila jakasi orga-
nisace, jez Sc nazvala United
Order of Brethren. Statni ma
vladnf pravf, re je to vlastne
kult lasky, ktery prfslusnfci te-
to sekty propaguj1 V pustinach
severn1 Arizony.
Uredn1ci oznamili, re nalez-
Ii literaturu, kterou .tato "cir-
kew" chtela rozs1Titi v mestech
vychodu Spoj. StatG. V nekte-
rych letacfch bylo doporucova-
no: "Mladf muzove, jdete ma
zapad, kde mGzete ziti, jak
muz by mel zfti bez strachu
pred zakonem'', a dale Sc pro-
hlasuje: "StvoTitel mel v umy-
stu, re muz by mel mfti vice
zen neil jenom jednu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Pskny MAJOR ma lidskou
prirozenost.

We vzdy krasnem romanu
"Bfdnfci' Jean Vatican pravi
ku biskupu, ktery nabidl mu
pT1stresf ma noe:
"Jak vite, re nezabiji vas az
spati budete?"
Biskup odv6til Valjeanovi:
"A jak Wy vfte, re ia nezabi-
il vas? IDA Sc mi, re mate Vi
ru We mne; ia mann viru We
vas"
Rozmluva tato mezi zlocin-
Gem, jenz chtel biskupa okras-
tt a biskupem, byla prvnfm kro
KEN ma ceste jeho polepseni Sc.
Clovek nemGze byti mizer-
n6js1m, kdyz nikomu neddve-
ruje, kdyz nemGze ma nikoho
pohledeti, ably no hned nepo-
dezT1val.
Define tomu, re tn a tam We
novali jsme dGveru nekomu a
on sklamal mas! I kdyz tomu
tax, je nepravdou, cftime-li, re
zlych lid ma svet spoustu. Ne
tax! Iii jsou ma svete V men
Sine! V cele historic lidstva
vidfme zastupy muz6 a zen
hodnych dGvery a v1ry! Lid
ska pTirozenost je pravdivou a
spolehlivou We vetsine pT1padG!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Copy.

V Niagara Falls, Ont, mela
byt konana svatba. Vinou pfi-
acknowledged 1radG nemohlo
k nj doj1ti. Nevestou byla Ma
ry Cormachion z Niagara Falls
Y, a zenichem John de Fee
lice z Niagara Falls, Ont. Swat
ba mela byti slavena ma kanad-
ske strane, kde byla pripravo-
vana skvela hostina a knee byl
pTipraven parek oddati. Neves-
ia odena v svatebn1 Sat krace-
la s prfbuznymi pres most. Ma
kanadske strane ma nj cekal
zenich Sc svojf rodinou, ale
kdyz pTisla do prostfed mostu,
zastavili il pristehovalect1 u
rednfci a oznamili, re nemGze
byt do Kanady pripustena. Mu-
sela Sc vratit. PAX zkusil re
mich pfej1ti ma druhou stranu a
toho Ease poslali nazpet ameri-
ctf pristehovalectf 1fednlci,
protoze uz byl jednou depor-
tovan re Spojenych Statd. Ne
vesta 81 vyzada povolen1, ably
byla pripustena do Kanady a
pax teprv Dude svatba slavena.
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zena a dsti zachransni.

Pan johann J. Hiebert, Coal
dale, Alberta, Canada, plse:
"Vas cenny lex mas zachranil
Cd mnoheho velkeho lekarske-
no 1ctu. Kdyz detem nenl do
bTe, salmon pc lahvi Hoboko a
nevezme to dlouho, nez-li Jim
jest opetne dobre. Pc Bohu,
dluzf mole zena "a jejl uzdra-
veni, jez zadny lekaf il memo
hi DAFT, Vasemu leku. Pc sest
let lezela v posteli. Schfadla
az ma kost a k1zi. Nyn1 byste
il vsak NELL videti. Nen1 jeste
1plne zotavena, jest j vsak Q
mnoho, mnoho lepe." Tento
proslaveny bylinny lex ma bla-
hodarny vliv ma cinnost zalud-
ku, povzbuzuje vymesovanf a
pomaha vybudovati zdrave te-
10. Nem1ze byti nalezeno v le-
karnach. Niue byti opatfeno
pouze Cd mfstnfch jednateld
pro informace piste DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co., 25O1 Wa
shington Blvd, Chicago, I'll.
advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
$25O.OOO "a obraz.

Samuel H. Kress v New Yor-
ku, MATTEL velikeho poctu OBJ
chodG S. H. Kress & Company
zaplatil "a obraz mal1Te Due
clio Da Buoninsegna S250,000
Sir Josephu Duven. Ia maly
obraz tento pred sesti stoletfm
duchovn1 Siena kathedraly "a
platili slavnemu mal1fi 2 a pul
zlateho.
Obraz je II incl velikosti.
Pfedstavuje "Povolan1 sv. Pc
ira a sv. Ondfeje" Kristen. V
minulem stolet1 pTivezen byl z
Italie do Angle anglickym she
ratelem, Benson, ktery jej a tri
jine re zivota Jez1Se Krista
koupil v Collie Alto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Hadi vsude.
Hadi vSude We Wheatland,

Hadi vsude We Wheatland,
Iowa.
George Hannah pTi pohled-
mutt vzhGru We sve gasol1nove
stanici zahledl cerneho hada
vislc1ho z tramu.
Kenneth Buxton dopalil Sc
ma radio, kdyz "static" kazilo
MT pozitek z hubby. Hledal
-pr1cinu a nalezl, re zavineno
bylo dive stopy dlouhym vod-
MIN hadem, ktery vklouzl do
jeho domu.
John Clausen zatrasla Sc,
kdyz videla jak jej1 zamilova-
ma kvetina je 1tulkem malemu
hadu.
William Riedsel kvapne pr
CHA z domu, kdyz ma schodech
videla stoceneho "bull" hada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Ride taxicabu usmrtil sebe, a
by "se spoil S pritelem
. Rogers"

Ride taxicabu V Clevelandu,
jenz zanechal pc sobe l1stek,
re preje 81 spojiti Sc We smrti s
drahym pT1telem, Mr.. Rogers,
24lety Jack Berman, zastfelil
Sc sede v taxicabu pred diva
delhi budovou.
Bailey Ozier, chodec, udal,
re zaslechnuv vystfel bezel ku
taxicabu a tazal Sc Bermana:
"Proc jste to udelal?"
Berman Tekl: "Jsem cely
rozmrzely zivotem," zakyvl ru-
kou dvema roznasecGm novin a
klesl ma sedadle Sc slovy:
"Good-by kids"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Champion.

John Cavanaugh, 64lety, jest
beze vseho odporu champio-
mem vsech nepracuj1c1ch sveta.
Cavanaugh zatcen byl V KAN
PAM vedene tam policeman
departmentem prot povale-
cum We veTejnych parc1ch.
Pred soudcem Goldsteinem
champion stal We stTedu.
'Kdy pracoval jste naposle-
dy?" tazal Sc soudce.
Cavanaugh drbal Sc Ia usi-
ma a pax zvolna udaval:
"Myslim, re jsem mel posle-
dni praci roku 1884"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Vzdala Sc tabaku a lihovin.

V Bloomington, Indiana, Bet
ty Ann Kinser, 100 rokG stara
a dosud "y uchazej1c1m zdra-
VIZ, nechala nyn1 zvykan1 ia
baku a pitt l1hovin. "Snad Ii
de mali pravdu, snad nemajf
pravdu, re je to dobre pro je-
jich zdravf."
Starena tato zije ma farme.
Nlkdy V zivote SVEN nevidela
WAX a posledne byla v meste
pred 35 roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Manevry.

Vojaci re dvanacti vychod-
mich statG a obvodu Colombia
V poctu pres 10000 muz6, sjeli
Sc u Pine Camp, New York ku
nejv6ts1m vojenskym name
vrGm dosud pofadanym anne
rickou armadou "a DOLBY mfru.
Pocet ktery predstavuje polo
vinu miroveho stavu americke
armady, provadf napodobenou
bitvu We dnech 17.az 81. srpna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Zapalila les, ably zachranila
manzela.

Oscar Perry z Presque Isle
We statu Maine dekuje pravde-
podobne zachraneni zivota sve
no manzelce svoji.
Perry odesel do lesa nedale-
ko Heymock jezera nechav
manzelku ma bTehu tohoto.
Kdyz vzdalen byl pc dlouhe
hodiny, manzelka zapalila les.
Ohen zahledli strazcove lesni
a spechali zdolati tento. Pr
patranf 20 Perrym, nalezli to-
hoto lez1c1ho V lese, zranene-
no padlym stromem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
ObesiIi Hitlera.

Policie zapadnf casti Chica-
ga volana byla V sobotu v noci
rozpraSiti zastup nekolika set
dlvaku hled1c1ch jak nemecky
kancler, Adolf Hitler, byl We
sen.
Policiste vylezli ma strechu
tr1 poschodoveho domu a pre-
rlzli provaz, ma jehoz konci Vi
sela osm stop dlouha figura
predstavuj1c1 Hitlera. Policis-
tie, kdyz provaz pTer1zli, nev1
KIDD figuru 81 odnesl. Zatcen
nebyl nikdo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Farmar zaoral synka, mic Sc
mu nestalo.

Dean Spear, dvoulety synek
manzelG Henry Spearovych,
farmafd V Moulton, Iowa, byl
doslova "zaoran". Kdyz totiz
kracel "a otcovym pluhem, Sc
dl 81 ma brazdu ably 81 odpoci-
null. Kdyz farmaT Sc ma konci
pole otocil, nevsiml 81, re klu-
elk %podfimuje, a zaoral jej pod
brazdu hl1ny. Probuzeny CHA
pee Sc vyskrabal ven, bez IRA
zu, ale vystraSen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
New Yorsky kostelni koncil
proti vaIce.

Plany pro zbudovani narod-
nj organisace, jez PROFESSIONAL
by mela prot Italskym valec-
nym tahGm V Ethiopii v Africe,
V zivot uvedeny byly V New
Yorku vyborem Federal konci-
lu kostelu. Pfedsedou vyboru
tohoto jmenovan byl DIR. Tho
mas Jesse Jones.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Bandita We spechu.

Diva bandite pTepadli v Chi
cagu dra. Davida Lemberg.
Kdyz doktor byl prflis zdlou-
havy We vydanf jim pence, je-
den chvatne sahl do jeho kap-
sy a utekl S SIS. We spechu ne
chal doktorovi tasku sc $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-10
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PLAN
DISCUSSED AT CHAMBER LUNCH

one per cent and the employer two
per cent. However, 1t is suggested
that if the bill for unemployment
insurance is approved in either the
California legislature or in congress.
or both, that not over a 2k per
cent tax be required by the employ
ee. This plan, if adopted. would be
with a few exceptions, made COM
pulSory. and applies only to retail
industries.
In reading the report of the COM
mittee of the California Retail Dry
Goods Association, King stated he
felt their conclusion in the matter
was the wiSest course to take. Their
recommendation was that much
time and study be given to the mat
ter and all its many angles, and
that all proposed legislation be de-
ferred until a satisfactory, sound
and practical plan for unemploy-
ment insurance may be decided up
on, rather than to rush in and push
such legislation through. Resolu-
tions to this effect were signed by
those present at luncheon.
During the luncheon, the group
was entertained by the Cotton
Blossom singers who sang Negro
spiritualS.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-10

they have received their chicks.
Little work can be done this year
in breeding, beyond urging poultry
men to buy good grade stock.
Landerman states that J. Earl
Coke. agronomy specialist with
whom he conferred relative to the
Valleys Calapproved work, express
ed great satisfaction with the work
done here. Coke will be in the
valley April 10 for a conference.
w. G.. sWaterhouse, assistant
state leader. southern division, All
clubs, will be in the valley the lat
ter part of January.
Landerman states that this year IS
conference was more instructive
and informative than any in his
experience and that the local group
feels it will be able to bring much
back to valley farmers that will be
of interest and worth to them.
The rapid progress made during
the past year by the agricultural
extension service was commented
upon, for in addition to the regular
work, the service has had the AAA
work to accomplish. Despite this
added burden it was shown that the
extension work has gained rapidly.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-10
INCOME
TAX MEASURE
INTRODUCED
Continued from page u

sion was held. and the other IS
flowed into the assembly.
Financial Affairs Lead
Financial affairs of the state
government continued to occupy
wide attention, and as soon as the
governor submits his budget pro-
gram, both houses will be over
whelmed with bills suggesting new
methods of raising revenue or re-
vamping the taxation system.
Among those under consideration
we're:
Dozens Of proposals for severance
taxes on natural resources. based
on the idea that oil and gas, par
ticularly, cannot be replaced and
that the state would receive pay
ment for the valuable goods re-
moved from under the surface of
California land.
Income taxes being studied by
Assemblyman William Mos ell Y
Jones, Democratic minority leader
who also has indicated the bour-
bons will back an increase in inher-
itance tax rates and exemption of
necessities of life from the sales
tax.
A gross transactions tax, similar
to one advanced during the last
session by Controller Ray L. Riley
but rejected by the legislature.
A tax on half a cent on the dol
lar on bank deposits, advanced by
Charles A. Hunt, Los Angeles Dem
ocrat. which would raise an esti-
mated $l84,000,000 during the bien-
mum.
A gross income tax which would
Supplant the sales tax and provide
most of the revenue needed by the
state.
A majority of legislators appear
ed willing to go along with the ad-
ministration so long as the latter
presents sound program, but most
of the individual revenue proposals
which are being prepared will pre-
cipitate fights. particularly in the
assembly. Only the income tax
was given wide encouragement.
Passage Of an income tax, many
lawmakers felt. would tend to quiet
much of the agitation against the
sales tax---the most successful of
all revenue producers sampled thus
far.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-10

Proposed legislation during the
present session of congress regard
ing unemployment insurance was
the subject of discussion at cham
Der of commerce luncheon meet
ing held yesterday at Hotel Bar
bara Worth. M. o. King presided
over the meeting, attended by men,
berS of the chamber and their
guests, and gave them a brief re-
sumo as drawn up by committee
of the California Association of
Retail Dry Goods Stores. headed by
A. B. c. Dohrman of San Francis
CO and R. w. Costello of Fresno.
Unemployment insurance. as des-
cribed by NJ. o. King. has been in
operation in most of the large Eur
opean countries, in England since
1911, and in Germany for the last
five years, though in the latter
country it has been reputedly un-
successful. 1t has also been tried
in New Zealand and Australia, he
stated.
In these countries, the cost of
this insurance has been divided be-
tween the employer and employee,
equally in some cases, and in other
cases the employee contributing
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-10
Local Men Held
At San Diego

SAN DIEGO. Jan. 10. U.P)-Sam
Schoenberg, 40, of El Centre, was
arraigned today on a charge of at
tempted assault on Elmer Baldwin,
truck driver, as the result of a
shooting affray on the San Diego
Imperial highway Tuesday night.
Schoenberg was accused of fir
ing on Baldwin s truck. Carl j,
Billingsly, 81. and Otis Briggs, 81,
also of El Centre, are held in Jail
here as material witnesses. Depu-
ties say Billingsly and Briggs were
with Schoenberg when the shoot
ing occurred. No one was hit in
the exchange of shots.
It was learned here today that
following the arrest of the three To-
cal men in connection with the
shooting near Ell Cajon, the San
Diego sheriff's office communicat-
ed with the sheriff's office here
concerning a pistol said to have
been found lying beside the road
where the shots were fired.
The numbers on the gun were
traced and, it is said, corresponded
with those on gun sold to Schoen-
burg. No other information con-
corning the affair was received by
officials here either yesterday or
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-10
WOMACK GIVES
FINE ADDRESS
!. To ROTAR|ANS

Reasons why he believes the Uni
ted States is the best place IN the
world in which 10 i've, we're given
today in an interesting address TO
the Rotary club by Roy Womack,
member of the city council. school
trustee and prominent automobile
dealer.
Stating that the greatest oppor-
tunity for the individual is Offered
by this nation, he declared that the
problems which confront the United
States can be solved and likened
them to all problems, which he as
serted can be overcome If they are
broken into small problems and are
treated one by one.
He contrasted the freedom ex-
tended the individual here with that
! meted out in other countries, stress
ed the fact that education here is
made available to all; pointed out
that neighborliness breaks down po-
litical, religious and racial barriers,
while the contrary is true in most
other countries and cited these as
reasons why the United States is
the most satisfactory nation in
which to live. ....
Most of our present problems
were born, he said, out of the af-
termath of the World war, which
created an extreme desire for gain,
while idealist impulses, such as the
desire for good &C rernment, and
the progress of churches and schools
were permitted to be sidetracked.
The speaker pointed out that
problems are essentially part Of
progress and must be viewed with
optimism rather than with pessi-
mism or fear, in order to solve
them.
Vocal and instrumental numbers
were furnished by John Payne and
Will Galloway. t.
Bob Fahs, member of the board
of directors, presided in the abb
Sence of President Dick Hayden,
and John Tyler acted as chairman
of the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-10
@1aIkeD
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Jan. 10. UP)--A sub
stantial recovery in utilities on the
New York stock exchange, further
gains in U. S. government issues in
the bond market, and a SSH ton
rise in U. S. Steel shipments of fin
ished steel products featured the
business news today in the finan-
cial world.
Trading in the stock market was
lighter than in recent sessions.
Even the better demand for utili-
ties, most of it from shorts, failed
to raise the sales total perceptibly.
Traders were uncertain of the
markets future course and were
awaiting more definite indication
of the trend.
Sales today we're the smallest
since December and totaled ap-
proximately 100000 shares. This
compared with 100000 shares yes
terday. Curb sales we're 100000
shares compared with 147,000 shares
Yesterday.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
averages showed industrial 104.87,
off 0l8; railroad 3701, up 0.l3, util-
ity 1903, up O.28.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-10
LANDERMAN SAYS OUTLOOK FOR
POULTRY INDUSTRY OPTIMISTIC

Poultrymen will be encouraged by
the fact that all indications point
to an optimistic outlook for the
1885 poultry season, according to
information brought by H. Lee Lam
derman. assistant farm advisor,
who has just returned from the
annual extension service confer
ence in Berkeley.
The outlook, he declares to be
more hopeful than it has been in
some time since poultry flocks are
fewer in number, as the storage
situation is normal with no great
surplus.
Edwin c. Vorhees of the univer-
sity staff informed them that pros
poets through 1886 seemed to in
dicate that the prices for poultry
and poultry products will be sat
isfactory to the producers unless
unforeseen changes take place.
The egg-to-feed ratio has i'm
proved over last year considerably
and there is no justification for
thinking that there will be any
change within the next 16 months.
Last Sunday Landerman was in
conference with w. E. Newton, ex-
tension poultry specialist. and with
other assistant farm advisors, visit
ed the John E. Kimber poultry
farm at Niles, and the James Dry
den at Modesto. These two farms
have made money all during the
depression, states Landerman, be-
cause they feature constructive
breeding programs, quality and in
telligent handling making their re-
turns.
Newton will be in the valley the
first week in February to assist
poultrymen in starting campaign
to reduce mortality in the Imperial
Valley flocks. Efforts will be con-
centrated on those factors which
the poultrymen can control after