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Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
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WASHINGTON. March %. W,P)-
Assurances that President Roose-
velt personally would supervise the
S4 .880, 100000 work-relief program
failed today to quiet senatorial dis
content over methods suggested for
handling the fund
The President, in a message re-
layed to the White House, said to-
day he would make no final plans
for administering the program un-
til final enactment of the bill. The
message was sent to Marvin McIn-
styre, White House secretary, from
the yacht Nourmahal in southern
waters.
Both Harry L. Hopkins and Rex
ford Guy Tugwell, mentioned for
prominent places in the work-relief
set-up. have congressional critics
who would oppose any plan to give
them broad powers in dispensing
the money.
Despite efforts to keep the work
relief bill out of "pork- -barTel'
politics, sporadic attempts to use
il as a vehicle for jobs have CROP
ped up. The experience of con-
gressmen has shown such forays
will get no encouragement from
either Hopkins, emergency relief
director, or Tugwell, under-secre-
tary of agriculture.
Rather than make an issue of
the situation, however, "new deal
ers' prefer TO get the bill enacted
into law with as little squabbling as
possible, and then to arrange its
administration without being hand
icapped by congressional sharp
shooting.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

cluded A technical men headed by
William S. Grooch. associate opera
tions manager of the Pan-American
Airways. These and their rs COM
panions will exterminate millions OF
rats on Wilkes Island in the Mid
way group, blast out shelter cove
on Wake island, and prepare bases
in Guam others Will prepare termin-
al fields at Manila where the pro-
posed sIvice will connect with the
present airplane line to Canton,
China.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
SAYS PEOPLE DON'T THINK

CINCINNATI UP)-"Our civili-
zation is in a jam just because OF
the failure of both our leaders and
the masses of people to think said
Blaine E. Kirkpatrick, Chicago, be-
fore the Interdenominational Re-
gional Conference of Christian
Youth here.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO express our heartfelt
appreciation for the sympathy and
acts of kindness shown to US in the
recent death of our daughter and
sister, Miss Edna Eesele psrtic-
ularly 10 members of the train
squad, police department and tele-
phone company who rendered loyal
assistance at the time Of the trag-
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
GALLIPOLIS. Ohio W.R)-William

Ct. Sibley, veteran neWspaperman
and founder Of the Gallipoiis Daily
Tribune, is dead here. Until the be-
ginning of his last illness, Sibley
edited Along the Highway" in the
Chicago Journal of Commerce. He
once was an editorial writer on an
Omaha newspaper.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

tIODllnueu from rage ~
Stuttgart, Munich, Frankfort. Karl
sruhe, Aachen, Brunswick and Koe-
nigsberg among them.
Koenigsberg is the chief town of
East Prussia. which borders on Me-
mel territory.
There 5000 people attended the
meeting and many more maSsed
outside the hall TO demand inter-
vention of signatories of the Memel
statute-Great Britain, France. It
lily and Japan-yhich guarantees
certain rights to Germans in Me-
mel.
Nazi Leader Chereed
Hans Steinacher. Nazi head of
the League of Germans Abroad, was
the chief speaker at the largest
meeting at all. In Berlin. AT the
Lustgarten a crowd announced TO
approximately 100000 cheered Wild
ly when he read telegram to Hit
Ter. protesting the verdict and add
ing:
I'VE swear TO protect Memel IS
right to freedom.
Steinacher denounced Lithuania IS
rule of Memel and the verdict and
said: Germans inside and outside
the country feel their honor in
jured.
There were three other big meet
ings here. and a crowd in front of
the chancellery cheered and shout
ed:
"Fuehrer, hit htem," until Hit
Ter appeared on balcony and
waved.
Police had difficulty in keeping
mob of demonstrantS away from
the Lithuanian legation.
At this demonstration, for the
first time in many months, was
heard the old NaZi war cry:
Germany awake! Judah per-
ishl',
MOSCOW. March %. iUH-Great
Britain and Russia got together to-
day on peace in Europe and found
themselves in agreement on means
Of attaining it.
After two hour conversation be-
tween Captain Anthony Eden OF
Great Britain and Foreign Com
misar Maxim Litvinoff, it was
learned from official sources that
the two found themselves in agree
ment on al points discussed so far.
The points were not enumerated
but they obviously included an east
ern Europe security pact and the
problem of maintaining European
peace If 1t is menaced by Germany s
re-armament.
II was stated the conversations
were most cordial and would be re-
sumed tomorrow. Eden gave Litvin-
off a complete account of the Bri-
tish-German talks in Berlin, includ-
ing probably Adolf Hitler's attitude
towards the Sovies union.
Eden, British lord privy seal. ar
lived today. the first British cabin
ct minister to visit Moscow since the
BolsheYik revolution n years ago.
Eden came from Berlin, where he
sat in at the talks between Sir John
Simon and Adolf Hitler.
There we're no military honore for
Eden such as he and Simon received
in Berlin, but the railway station
was decorated with alternate Rus
sian and British flags. Litvinoff ano
members of his staff welcomed him
Russia wants a showdown on the
French British plan for an eastern
European security treaty. She wants
a treaty which viii bind eastern ma
tions, including Germany and Po-
land. 10 defend each other with
arms against any aggressor. Ger
many and Poland bitterly oppose
the idea.
LONDON. March 2s. UP)-Adoli
HitleS>-las demanded restoration 10
Germany II al least one colony and
formal abolition OF the Versailles
military treaty clauses, it was said
today on Seni-official authority.
He demanded also, II was said
that the League Of Nations coven-
ant must be separated from the
treaty.
These conditions, it was said, were
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

edy, and 10 many friends who came
TO our aid.
I t6igned)
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Neagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Connolly.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

Many vineyardists of San Joa-
quin county are applying zinc sui
phate to control little leaf on the
vines. ....-..-..
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

was ransacked by a prowler Tues
Gay night. Nothing was taken, the
report states, adding that on last
Saturday night a prowler had stol-
en- a wrist watch from the Dea-
yer home.
Expected Home Today-Evan T.
Hewes, president. Harry w. Horton,
chief counsel and NJ. J, Dowd, chief
engineer of the irrigation district
are expected TO return this after
noon from Sacramento where they
attended a hearing before the sem
ate committee on bills affecting the
irrigation district.
Three Police Cases - In police
court this morning Tommy Chavar-
ria was given $40 or five days on a
charge of drunkenness. Luther
Park drew a 10 day suspended sem
tence on s yagrancy charge while
Connie Romero, charged with vag-
rancy pleaded not guilty and the
case was continued until this after
noon for further hearing.
Enters Guilty Plea-Before Judge
Simpson this morning Condry Coop
er entered a plea of guilty to a
charge of driving while intoxicated
and was certified to superior court
for further action. This is the
third such plea TO have been re-
ceived in local justice of the peace
court since the first of the year.
Have Hearing Today-Ralph and
Dorothy Averett will appear before
Judge Simpson this afternoon for
their preliminary hearing. They
are being held for investigation !
the death Of their |
week S old baby whose body was
found in an irrigation canal near !
Brawley on March IA
Smalls Have Daughter-Mr. and |
Mrs. c. F. Small, of this city. are |
the parents Of a 10-pound girl. |
Nancy Ellen. born Tuesday at Le- |
Blanc s Maternity cottage.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

Smalls Have Daughter-Mr. and
Mrs. c. F. Small, OF this city, are
the parents Of a l0-pound girl.
Nancy Ellen. born Tuesday at Le-
Blanc s Maternity cottage.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
QUNTYlBRIEFS

Pcrishable Shipment!
OF perishables yesterday. according
TO B. A. Harigsn. agricultural com
missioner. consisted of % cars let
tuce, four cars peas, one car grape
fruit, 20 cars carrots.
Hotel California Coffee Shop -
Charcoal broiled steak dinners from
to 8. 26to
Bad Boys Caught-Two local 10
year-old boys were taken into Gus
tody by police yesterday afternoon
when caught throwing stones at the
windows of st. Paul's church. One.
OF the windows had been broken by,
the stones and the boys parents
promised 70 pay for the damages
caused by their sons.
Real Good Steaks-Sherwoods-
Fifth and Main. 29to
Divorce Decree Granted-In Su-
perior court yesterday Judge r. D.
McPherin granted an interlocutory
decree of divorce TO Hamilton Met
calf from EStella Metcalf on grounds
of extreme cruelty.
DIR. A. r. Hanson, dentist New
Professional Bldg. Phone 38, 9to
Building Permits Issued-To E. |
Girard for repairs at 675 Vine, $500; |
H. r. Johnston, repairs at 78l |
Broadway, s725: and to Gerald |
Shaw for alterations at 460 Len Rey, !
sl38.
New Model Slips-Fashioned from |
soft satin in tea rose or white. We |
offer straight and "V' backs in ale
con lace trim or double top tall
ored styles for sl95. Mrs. Lingo's /
Smart Shoppe, 62l Main st. 27-2 /
Local Home Ransacked-J. NJ. |
Deaver. 470 Olive, reported to po-
lice late Yesterday that his home
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

Local Home Ransacked-J. NJ.
Deaver. 470 Olive, reported to po-
lice late yesterday that his home
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28


LONDON. March % U.P) - Sir
John Simon, foreign secretary.
acitly admitted in the house of
commons today that Reichsfuehrer
Adolf Hitler had adopted a strong
attitude during their recent con-
yerSations in Berlin.
The conversations. Sir John said.
revealed considerable difference of
opinion, but the result undoubtedly
will be valuable ane both sides will
be able clearly TO understand their
respective viewpoints - a process
essential to further progress"
Sir Johns statement was in re-
sponse to a question by George
Lansbury, labor leader. Simon was
greeted with cheers.
THE house is aware" he said,
that the visit to Berlin was one of
series Of visits of exploration and
inquiry now being paid on behalf
of his majeStys government TO
various capitals. and when COM
pleted, will be followed up by a
meeting at Stresa ir northern Italy,
where I hope to meet Premier
Mussolini and Foreign Minister
Laval"
Under the circumstances" Sir
John continued. "it is obviously
undesirable TO make a full state
ment on the position of affairs
still under investigation.
Unauthorized speculation should
be disregarded. but l may state
that in the course Of The two days
of conversations with Chancellor
Hitler, the European problem and
its relation to Germany was re-
viewed and all topics of the Lon
don communique of Feb. were
brought under discussion"
John Maxton. independent labor
ite. asked whether the Stresa talks
would be altered as result of the
current conversations. and Sir
John replied:
THE Stresa meeting is definitely
for the three powers. but it is i'm
possible to speculate on what may
follow afterwards"
KOVNO CKAUNAS1. Litllusnis
March 2S. Resentment arose
in Lithuanis today over Germany IS
angry reaction to the death SEN
tences imposed on four Germans in
Memel territory. and prison SEN
tences imposed ON SO.
The chief defense attorney at the
trial. Prof Vladimir Stankeyits-
chius, was prevented from holding
his regular lecture at the univer-
sity by tunultous demonstration OF
nationalistic students.
The professor. legal authority
Of international reputation. had de-
manded acquittal of all the accused
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

to be the price of Germans re-par-
ticipation in league activities. and
were entirely aside from other de-
mands.
This news came just alter Sir
John Simon. who talked TO Hitler,
visited King George for the second
time in l8 hours, and as a tense
parliament and anxious nation
awaited a statement in commons
on his talks in Berlin.
1t was understood that Simon's
second report to the king-a fuller
cne than that of last night-waS
rather gloomy"
But two points were found in
the Simon Hitler talks. it was said,
in which there was agreement.
First, mutual desire for an air
league-which would recognize Ger
manys' air force. Secondly. a means
OF arms imitations-which would
recognize Germany's right to arm
On an equal basis with other ma
tons.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
EUROPEAN NATIONS IN TURMOIL
AS DIPLOMATS EXCHANGE VISITS

Continued from Page u
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

DIR. A. b. Hanson, dentist New
Professional Bldg. Phone 38, 9to
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

Real Good Steaks-Sherwoods
Fifth and Main. 29to
Nogales international., 1935-06-29
Schedule CMTC
Camp Is Revealed

FORT HUACHUCA. June 28-Ad-
vanced schedules for the program Of
the Citizens Military Training Camp
at Fort Huachuca this summer have
been announced.
Candidates for the c. M. T. C.
viii be received on Friday, July 5.
On the next day q c. M. T. c. COM
pany will be organized and the men
will take the oath Of allegiance.
The carefully planned program
then vii come into full swing. and
will include instruction in tactics OF
small units, scouting and patroling.
close order drill. military courtesy
and discipline, citizenship, controlled
athletics, craftsmanship, maps and
aerial photography, and soldering
in general.
On Sundays there will be church
services for the principal denonli1a~
tions.
Training will continue from July
to August l. August 2 will be
visitors day and special program
is planned for the occasion.
On Saturday, August 3, the camp
will be broken Up and the members
Of the C. M. T. c. sent home.
Nogales international., 1935-06-29
4 ESCAPE INJURY
IN CAR WRECK

4 Car carrying Nosales, Tucson
and Tombstone delegates TO the
young peoples conference az Mor-
mon Lake turned over twice when
the steering mechanism suddenly
ceased to operate.
Before 1t could be stopped the
car went over a culyert and turned
over. All Of the occupants OF the
car escaped injury beyond q few
minor scratches
NogalianS in the car we're MAJ
celia Reddoch, Elaine Gildea. Golda
Dalton and julia Garcia. Beyond
this mtshap the party had g very
pleasant trip and great time, Rev.
O. A. Smith said.
Every type Of sport was engaged
in: tennis, baseball, swimming,
boating, etc. The mornings were de-
voted to q series Of lectures on ma
tional and international problems
from q youths viewpoint. Rev.
Smith was one Of the lecturers.
Other Nogaians who made the
trip in addition to the above rnen-
toned, were: Betty Gibbs, Mary
Castalan. June Pitts, and Paula
Salge.
Nogales international., 1935-06-29
State Prepares Stringent Campaign Il
To Curb Reckless Driving OF Cars

right to appeal 10 the superior
court after ne pleaded guilty In the
Justices court to q charge of driv-
ing while under the Influence of I'M
toxicatirg liquor and was sentenced
to 90 days i'll Jail. Superior Judge
william G. Hall Of Tucson, sitting
in superior court here, upheld Jus
tice Davis ruling that Burris had
waived the right to appeal when he
pleaded guilty. !
Hutci1ins, in suggesting his pro-
posed cancellation of driving licefis~
es. declared g careful study Of cir
cumstances surrounding 81 motor
vehicle deaths In Arizona during the
first few months Of this year, dis
closed that 80 Of the deaths could
have been avoided had the drivers
involved been observing traffic re-
gulations. Only four of the deaths
really were unavoidable, he said.
States which have rigid motor We
hicle rules and which enforce them
have cut their death rates
while other states which fail to en-
force regulations have seen an in
crease of as much as 80 per cent,
HuFchns Saio. g.'HE sEs
Nogales international., 1935-06-29
BERNAL SUICIDE LAID TO
CALLES-CARDENAS DISPUTE

BISBEE. June 28--C4uillernlo M
Bernal, Aqua Prieta postmaster. anc
formerly Of Naco, where he also
served as postmaster, left his resig-
nation i'll his office. together with
a farewell note, and took poison
Thursday afternoon which proved
fatal
Educated and refined. SeInal was
leader III social and political cir
clcs in the various cities Ill which
he resided In the state OF Sonora,
ana he had many friends On the
American side of the lire as we'll.
Ele is survived by his vile, Qua
dalupe Elias Eeri1ai.
Csuillermo BernRl was married on
June y, 1882, at Arizpe, Sonora. to
Miss Guadalupe Elias. daughter o?
Jesus Elias. one OF the states best
known cattlernen.
He was born and reared at Cana
nea, where his family still resides.
He was educated at Hermosillo ana
entered the post office department
at Cananea as soon as h had fin
ished his schooling. Shortly after his
marriage to Miss Elias, he moved
to Naco, Sonora, where he had
charge Of the post office and the
federal telegraph department for
two years, later transferring to
Aqua Prieta. where he had been sta
toned for the past year.
He received his commission as
postmaster from his uncle, Arturo
general of the republic.
Elias, who at that time was the
Arturo Elias is also an uncle Of Mr..
Bernals wife, they being second
counsins. General Gales is a half
brother Of Arturo.
Friends said 1t is possible that the
change in administration which re-
suited in the recent controversy be-
tween General Gales, 'Mexicos "iron
man., and President Lazaro Carde-
mas, might have also led to changes
in the postal department. thus aS-
fecting Mr.. Bernal.
The farewell note left by the post
master blamed political plot
against his character for his suicide.
Nogales international., 1935-06-29

PHOENIX, June % (Up)--Alar,n.
ed by Arizona's mounting traffic
death toll, the highest In the states
history, state agencies today pre-
pared stringent campaign to curE
reckless and inefficient driving.
One part Of the campaign, sug-
gested by y. 3. Hutchins. superin-
tendent Of the state Motor Vehicle
department. involved immediate
cancellation OF all motor operators
licenses. and issue Of new permits
In August only to those who can
pass an admittedly difficult exam
nation.
The state highway patrol, at the
same time, announced a campaign
Of strict enforcement Of motor ve-
hicie regulations beginning July /,
when the patrol will be increased by
several meli.
Hutci1ins' plan, still in the tenta-
tive stage and awaiting approval Of
police and sheriff's offices from all
parts Of the state. would include:
I. Immediate cancellation of all
operators licenses.
2. Examination Of all applicants
for new licenses. The examination
would require the applicant to prove
his qualification to drive, his ability
to drive, and his physical capability
of driving. The tests would be con-
Quoted by enforcement agencies
of the various counties, and the
new licenses Issued by county as
SCISSORS.
Hutchins was to explain his plan
to police and sheriffs' offices in
each county in Arizona during a
tour of the state.
The highway patrols announced
campaign will mean rigid enforce
ment Of safety regulations outside
incorporated areas, according to Su-
perintendent G. r. Mcdowell. The
patrols entire force, including 10
new inspectors being trained for
duty at state stations, will attend a
school here July /. 2 and 3 in pre-
paration for the campaign.
At the same time, it was indicated
courts may be less Ienient with vio-
iators Of traffic laws. Justice Of the
recently refused Glen Burris the
Peace william w. Davis, ScottsIale.
Nogales international., 1935-06-29
LEGAL NOTICE

corner of Section 81, Township
23 South, Range IA East @. and
s. r. 3. and Nj; thence easter
ly along township line to the
northwest corner OF Section s..
Township "a South, Range IA,
East; thence southerly on 8 lire
between Sections 6 and 5, Town.
ship % South, Range IA East
1920 feet, more Or less. to the
eighth (1I8) corner; thence
along the ons-eighth i/3) Sec
ticl line 1880 feet, more or less,
to an intersection with the west
erly side Of Potrero Acres "a
subdivision Of covering a por-
ton Of the south oi1e-half (S1al
Of the southwest quarter (SWa)
of Section 80, Township %
South, Range II East, and north
ore-haIf (NA) Of Section 5,
Township "a South, Range IA
East, q. and s.. n. g. and M.
Santa Cruz County, Arizona, re-
cords of Santa Cruz County,
Arizona; thence along the vest
erly side Of said Potrero Acres
1903 feet, more or less, to the
northwesteriy corner of H"
Of the aforesaid Potrero Acres;
thence northeasterly between
Lots III" and ~ Potrero Acres
200 feet to the southWesterly
corner OF Lot "I'' of aforesaid
subdivision; thence northwestern
" on line between "T' and 81
Of aforesaid 200 feet to the
northWesterly corner OF afore-
said Lot "I'; thence northeastern
iy on line between Lots "T' and
"J' 200 feet, more or less, to the
northeasterly corner Of afore-
said Lot "I': said point being on
the westerly side line Of the No
gales-Tucson Highway: thence
rorthwesterly along the wester-
" side line of aforesaid high
way 100 feet to a point; thence
southWesterfy at right angles
zoo feet, more or less, to an in
teTsection with the westerly side
Of aforesaid Potrero Acres;
thence northwesteriy along the
westerly side Of Potrero Acres
1893 feet, more or less, to an In
tersection Of the Section tine
between Section 81 and 80,
Township % South. Range IA
East thence south along the
aforesaid line between Section
81 and 80. S37 feet, more or less,
to the place Of beginning,
DATED this 18th day OF june
ss5.
SEAL
ROBT. z. LEE
Clerk.
Pub. 6-l5, %, %, July 81
Nogales international., 1935-06-29

Ellis, deceased. r. n. Keaton and
Bertha E. Keaton. his wife, and the
unknown heirs Of Mary Jane Keat-
on, deceased, Defendants, Greeting;
You Are Hereby Summoned and
required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the Superior
Court of Santa Cruz County, State
Of Arizona, and answer the COM
plant therein filed with the Clerk
of this said Court, at Nogales, In
said County, within twenty days af-
ter the service upon you Of this
Summons, if served in this said
County, or III all other cases within
thirty days thereafter, the times
above mentioned being exclusive Of
the day Of service: Or judgment by
default will be taken against you.
Given under ny hand and seal
Of the Superior Court Of Santa
Cruz County, State OF Arizona,
this 26th day OF June, a. d.
1895.
(SEAl4}
Rogr. e. LEE
Clerk of the said Superior Court
Qst Pub. 6-29t
Nogales international., 1935-06-29
ALLEGED RELIEF
CHISELER NABBED

BISBEE, June % Up)-Crininal
proceedings against an alleged re-
lief roll "cfliseler' were on file in
superior court here today as Co
chise county authorities moved to
rid the rolls Of all persons who are
not entitled to aid.
Forgery charges we're filed against
Marcario Carbajal, OF Douglas. who
assertedly signed his stepson's name
to government relief checks.
Carbajal and his stepson, Miguel
Sauceda, relief officials charged,
drew relief at the same time for the
same family. When Sauceda went to
California, last February, they al
legged. Carbaiai doubled" for him
on work relief projects and endorsed
his checks.
Nogales international., 1935-06-29
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ~
OF Santa Cruz County, State of
Arizona
No. 2344-ALIAS SUMMONS
Action brought III the Superior
Court Of Santa Cruz County, State
OF Arizona. and the Complaint filed
in the said County Of Santa Cruz
in the office Of tn eClerk Of the said
Superior Court.
THE STATE OF ARIZONA. Plain
tiff.
r. H. ELLIS, J. w ELLIS, II.
L. Ellis, Gray Ellis Upchurch, and
the unknown heirs Of Susan F. Ellis.
deceased, r. ". Keaton and Bertha
E. Keaton, his wife, and the url-
known heirs OF Mary Jane Keaton,
deceased, Defendants.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
ARIZONA TO r. Fl. Ellis, j. w. FL
lis. H. L. Ellis, Gray Ellis Upchurch.
and the unknown heirs Of Susan r
Nogales international., 1935-06-29
BICYCLE RIDER
AND CAR COLLIDE

Ca Saturday afternoon Marjorit
F'irkins, daughter Of an immigra-
ton inspector. was injured when
bike she was riding was struck by
g. car
Marjorie was learning how to use
o bicycle ana was riding down Nocn
street at q fast speed when the car
and the bike hit each other in front
of Dr. zenaS Moons home.
DR.. J. S. Gonzales took stitches
on cut or the head and treated
her for q noSs injury. The bicycle
was completely demolished.