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Evening star., 1935-03-23

Across.
I. Destroy.
8. Exchanging for money.
Is. Excites.
Is. Incomplete development.
II. Hindu queen.
10. Filny cloud.
20. Article.
81. Roman highway.
%. Drum.
%. Breakfast food.
"a. Morsel.
25. Game fish.
26. Talon.
27. Hawaiian bird.
%. Brasslike alloy.
29. Antelope of Somaliland.
20. Unseasoned.
30. Height of success.
33. Incurable
35. Low sound.
81. Establish in the wrong quarters.
40. Mountain nymph.
Al. French health resort.
40. Sun god.
43. Edicts.
a. F'ootleSS, beakleSS duck: Her.
As. Three: Music.
46. Those in power.
A. Stem used in wicker work.
48. Spoken.
49, Chinese measure.
SO. Foppishness.
81. Fashion.
So. Pale yellow pigment.
81. Son of Agamemnon.
IS. Immobility.
81. Fishermen.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
FUR 7 I II R
Il !: |. |. AY {: {: u
Lamson Murder
Trial Continued
To November

SAN JOSE, Calf, Oct. 20. U,R)-
David A. Lamsons frequently de-
layed third trial on wife murder
charges, was under continuance un-
til Nov. u today, upon order OF
Superior Judge Robert R. Syer,
whom the defense seeks to disqual-
ify
After a day of bitter involved
legal procedure attending sched-
uled start of the trial yesterday
Judge Syer terminated proceedings
with his order.
His decision ended another phase
of the bitter fight being staged by
Defense Counsel Leo r. Friedman
to remove the case from jurisdic-
ton of Santa Clara county courts.
Step by step, the defense maneuv-
ers have been defeated. Even yes
terday's delay was only a partial
victory.
The continuance developed from
Friedman's motion asking Judge
Syer to disqualify himself as trial
Judge. Ten days must elapSe be-
fore he can file an answer to the
defense petition charging him with
prejudice.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29

Friends revealed To-Day IIlaC MI :
Hoover will speak Nov. 16, before
the Ohio society in President
Roosevelts home state.
A national radio broadcast and
possibly a far flung chain OF Ohio
society assemblies elsewhere in the
country will provide a coast to
coast forum for the Republican
leaders first major eastern speech
since the 1882 campaign.
Although Mr.. Hoover's associates
here refused to discuss the possible
political significance of the New
York speech, political observers
view it as calculated further TO test
Hoover sentiment prelim-
mary to a free-for-all contest fer
the Republican nomination
Position Uncertain
Republican leaders are uncertain
Of Mr.. Hoover's objection although
many are becoming convinced the
former President intends to seek
for the defeat OF 1882
if popular response to his increas-
ingly frequent public utterances
warrants another test of personal
But whether the for
mer President seeks merely to ex-
ercise the compelling influence of
an elder statesman when the Re
publicans meet in convention next
June or desires the nomination for
mis- tactics at this state of
the political maneuvering would
be identical.
Politicians do not now expect the
former President will make a pub
lie statement OF his political in
preferring rather to dis
charge responsibilities of titular
leader of the party until the 1896
convention selects the man to lead
the fight on the New Deal.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
{ | 7 I Il { N
S(jPP()R' 7 I
ASS URE:: u
Sewer Project Will
Draw Heavy
Majority

Ell Centre will recognize
its responsibility.
Its citizens will 90 to the
polls Wednesday, Oct. 30, to
approve construction of a
new outfall sewer system which
will remove an ever present health
menace.
This was the opinion today OF
CITY officials, civic and church
leaders and the rank and file of FL
Centrans, expressed in a SNOWFALL
ing wave of sentiment which ndl-
Gated a record vote at the polls,
scheduled to open at 6 a. m. and
close at 7 p. m. tomorrow.
Philip w. knights, city engineer
and Cal C. Mousseau, City clerk, JOIN
ed in predicting heavy vote. Botn
were certain the ballots will give
whole hearted approval to a meas
ure designed to protect the health
md future of the city.
Already the Townsend club, the
Kiwanis club, the Catholic, Metho-
dist and Presbyterian churches ana
The Ell Centro fire department have
voted endorsement of the project,
knights predicted that endorserEnt
will be Forthcoming from the Rotary
and Lions clubs before nightfau
Many other civic organizations have
approved the proposal for a new
sewer system.
Secretary Robert Hays Of the Ell
Centro chamber of commerce, re-
porting preliminary results Of
city-wide telephone canvass by his
organization, declared most voters
are heartily in favor Of the new
project.
Dissemination of information as
t o the true condition Of the present
outmoded line has done much TO
awaken voters to the health menace
under which FL Centre has been
placed by decay in the system, city
officials said. Knowledge of true
conditions will assure an over
whelmingly favorable vote for the
new system, they declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
H0 N i Il S
AWIAIRE)El||:::D||. /: /: /. ].
W. R()G2EI+:: |: rs
Recognition Of Aid
Comedian Gave
Aviation

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 90. UR)-
Without fanfare or ceremony, Mrs.
VIII Rogers, widow Of the humorist,
today was to receive from Maj.
Jimmy Doolittle the Spirit of ST.
Louis medal, posthumously award
ed her husband by the Aviation
Division of the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers.
Doolittle said Mrs. Rogers de
clined all suggestions that the pres
entation be public or be attended
by any outside witnesses. AS
result, ne said he would go to the
Rogers home alone, probably late
today, and present her the medal,
awarded in recognition of the good
will the late cowboy philosopher
created for aviation.
The famed speed pilot, who flew
into town last night, received the
medal in behalf Of Mrs. Rogers sew
eral weeks ago at a dinner sponsor
ed by the aviation branch in St
Louis.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
N 4 T ITO N S
IN II Nj I I Y
Details Refused AS
Pact Goes To
League
BY RICHARD ID. MCMILLAN

BY RICHARD ID. MCMILLAN
United Press staff Correspondent
Copyright, 1885, by United Press
PARIS, Oct. %. (UP) =
British and French experts
have drafted a plan for solu-
ton of the Italian-Ethiopian
war, for submission to the
league of nations and Italy,
the foreign office admitted today.
Details were refused. The plan
was understood to be in London
already Experts on African affairs
from the British and French for
eign offices drafted it, it was un-
derstood, and the British experts
returned to London with the COM
pleted plan.
The British government is re-
ported to be giving it final con-
sideration, and if it is satisfactory
Continued on Page g.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
MAY BRING WAR
= TO EARLY FINISH
CO 70 Polls
Vote We"
For s e w er

FL Centre should vote for new
outfan sewer system Wednesday,
October 80.
Voters viii cast ballots at three
cons oIidated polling places. If
they lack transportation, cars will
be furnished by the El Centre
chamber of commerce, telephone
146, or may be obtained by tele-
phOning The Press, 500.
Secretary Robert Hays of the
chamber of commerce requested
today that men and automobiles
available to take voters to the
polls be listed with him immed-
lately. Additional cars are need
ed, he said.
Voting places in El Centre are
as follows: All residents who
live west of Eighth street and
those residing on He'll, Hamilton
and Vine between Seventh and
Eighth streets will vote at the
Veterans Memorial hall.
Those residents who are regis
tered in the area bounded by
Eighth street to the southern
limits of the city and extending
east to Fifth street and thence
north to Main street and thence
east to the Southern Pacific
tracks and thence north to the
HCltville lnterurban railway
tracks will vote at the City Hall.
Citizens residing east of Fifth
street will vote at the Lincoln
school, corner of Fourth and
Olive streets. This district in
cludes the entire east side of Ell
Centre and the Villa Farms
Tract.
Polls open at a. m. and close
at : p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
Alleged AgitatOr
Taken i'm Field

A technical charge of disturbing
the peace or vagrancy was to be
filed this afternoon against G.
Abalos, 30, Filipino, who was arrest
ed by Deputy Sheriff Fred Elliott
early today for asserted agitation
among asparagus field workers near
BraWley.
Abalos, according to Undersheriff
Rodney Clarke, probably will be
charged with eXhorting fellow field
hands to quit the asparagus harvest,
while himself employed on har-
vesting crew.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
BRAIN INJURY
RESULTS FROM
ROBBERY TRY

G. Manning, 20, Holtville, was un-
der treatment in the county hospi-
tai today for brain conclusion and
other injuries suffered early Mon
day morning when, according to
police, he attempted to rob a cafe
and pool hall at Holtville, known as
Joe's Place.
Manning was beaten by Charles
zimmerlie, proprietor Steve Crab
tree, cook, and Jeff Johnson, shoe
sinner, after they disarmed him and
when he attempted to escape, div
ing through the plate glass window
in door. 1t will be several days be-
fore he is able to face a charge of
attempted robbery, hospital attend
ants said
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
CHILD ATTAcKER
HELD BY POLICE

OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 30. UP
Alameda county authorities ques-
toned Charles Livingston, 80, to-
day, about a series of attacks on
East Bay women and children after
his arrest on charges of kidnapping
and assaulting seven-year-old Shir-
ley Nicholson of San Leandro.
The Nicholson child pointed to
his picture in police files as that
of the man who met her return
ing from school yesterday and took
her for ride into the hills.
The machine broke down and the
attacker abandoned the little girl.
She wandered into a tavern con-
Quoted by Frank Booz at Ashland,
near San Leandro. Booz recognized
her from newspaper pictures as
missing and notified police.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
ssss,
Ia WYERS
ON
ACT I | 0 N s
Injunction Suits of
District Aired
In Court

Interests of the Imperial
Irrigation District centered
in Los Angeles today as dis
trict officials and bondhold-
ers met there to consider a
proposed RFC refinancing program,
and Federal Judge Harry A. Holl-
zer listened to arguments in in
junction proceedings involving All
American canal hydro-electric pow
er.
The entire official staff of the
district had evacuated Ell Centre,
adjourning the regular meeting
of the board of directors to Thurs
day.
Legal chiefs representing Imper-
Continued on Page g.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29

Original plans called 1Or Ine SCdIlu
to be made north OF the city, but the
slow concentration Of Ethiopian
troops forced a change, it was said.
An official explained that the
civilian population of Makale has
been evacuated"
Reliable information as to the dis
tance the Italians have penetrated
toward the central plateau was not
available here due to the poor COM
munication facilities.
The prevailing belief, however, was
that the invaders were not more than
SO miles from its northern rim. The
Italians were reported to be pene-
trating slowly and steadily, consoli-
dating their gains as they advanced.
EthiOpians On Move
Ethiopian forces were said to be
moving up continuously toward Ma
kale from Dessye, Gondar and points
to the south and observers here said
there was every indication that re-
sistance was to be concentrated in
Continued on Page g.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29

They were seeking Livingston be-
cause Mrs. Helen Johnson, San
Leandro, saw the girl get into az.
automobile and took the license
number. The number was traced
to the man whom Chief of Police
Peralta of San Leandro said had
been involved at least three times
previously in child assaults.
Livingston admitted he had taken
Shirley for a ride but said he didn't
remember anything about the de-
tails.
Il had been drinking" he ex-
planned.
Police said his record showed
arrests for molesting women and
children, driving while drunk. vio-
lating the gun law, and vagrancy.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29

ford, chief criminal deputy district
attorney Corley agreed TO the third
appointment DR.. Bowers and DIR.
Webster were appointed last week.
Corley. with Noble and Marvin
Morris, is charged with numbering
Null by sending two rifle slugs
through his body when he attemps-
ed to question them about holdup
at the Bonds Corner store the same
night. The Morris brothers pleaded
not guilty, and Corley pleaded not
guilty and not guilty by reason OF
insanity. They viii be tried Nov. 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
Aiienisf Board
Named for Trial

Woodrow Corley, suspected trig-
german in the death Oct. 16 of
Ivan Null, special deputy sheriff,
will be examined for sanity by a
board composed OF DR., L. c. House
of Ell Centre, DR.. Paul Bowers of
Los Angeles and DR.. c. NJ. Webster
OF Patton.
The board of alienists was com
pleted today when Superior Judge
Vaughn N. Thompson added Dr.
House to its list, acting at the re-
quest of Defense Counsel H. II.
Myers, relayed through d. II. VOL
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
Board Secretary
Resigns Place

The resignation of Louise Nc
Keighan, secretary of the planning
commission, was accepted last night
at meeting of that organization.
Miss McKeighan is moving to Los
Angeles. Beulah Brown has been
chosen to fill the vacancy.
A special permit was granted to
Juan Ortiz to prepare tortillas, en-
chiladas and tamales at 1876 Olive
avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
Voters Ready As
Ba1IOtimg NearS
Help Correct This Menace

onstrated in the photo
graph below, a picture
showing forcefully w by
voters must approve plans
for the new sewer unless
they wish the health of
their community to remain
forever in the shadow of
danger fr ON recurring
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
War
Bulletins
BY United Press

BY United Press
Developments today in the Italian
Ethiopian war crisis:
GENEVA-League leaders hope
end of war may be possible by year
end through diplomatic negotiations
or economic pressure on Italy.
WITH GEN. SANTINrS FORCES
n ETHIOPIA-ItalianS within strik-
ing distance of Makale; road build
ers ahead of army preparing way
for next drive to be led by baby tanks.
VIENNA-Deserters from north
ern Italy crossing Austrian border.
DJLBOUTI-Ethiopia will not con-
sent to peace until italy withdraws
army from country Telca HaWariat
asserts.
LONDoN-Military experts pessi-
Continued on Page -
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
EX-CONVICT SLAYS
CHICAGO LAWYER

CHICAGO, Oct. 30. U.P)-Attor-
ney William L. Hawthorne died to-
day, the third victim of the man
iacal rage of Raymond Lamming,
former convict, who also killed for
mer Judge William Fetzer and
committed suicide.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
DISTRICT TAX
STATEMENTS
OUT FRIDAY

Assessment statements were being
prepared today in the office of Miss
Winnie Barry, assessor collector of
the Imperial Irrigation District, for
mailing shortly after Nov. l.
First installment of the 1935-36
district assessments will be due and
payable Nov l, and both first and
second installments payable. The
first installment will become delin-
quent the last Monday in December.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
Robbery Suspects
Not Wanted Here

Two Filipinos, one wanted for rob-
berry in Los Angeles ana the other
for robbery in Salinas, awaited arriV-
al of officers from those places to-
day after Chinese proprietors of the
McCabe store declared they are not
the robbers who held up that store
recently.
The Filipinos, Ben Agbalog, 90,
and Johnny Hill, 25, wanted in Los
Angeles and Salinas respectively, are
held in the county Jail pending ar
rival of outside officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
WINTER GRIPS
NORTHWEST COAST

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 20. U.P>-
The first October snow in So years
of recorded yeather history fell here
today as the whole Pacific North
west was held in the grip Of an early
winter storm.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29

caveins. Repairs to such
conditions as that pictur-
ed here have cost the city
many thousands of dol
lars, and unless corrected
will cost far more than a
new sewer in the next few
years. Vote YES We'd
nesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29

When Ell Centrans go to
the polls Wednesday their
civic duty dictates q Eyes"
vote for a new outfall
sewer system to replace
the decayed line now serv-
ing the city. The extent
to which decay has attack
ed the present line is dem
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
CASHIER
is QUESTIONED
ON SHORTAGE

FORT WORTH, Tex, Oct. 30
U,P)-Willian B. Shearer. 74-year-
old runaway California state CASH
Ter, admitted today under bar
rage of officers questions that he
Continued on Page g.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
4 Late News
FILM STUDIO DESTROYED

LONDON, Oct. 20. UP-Fire today destroyed a large
section OF the Ti0icken0m Motion Picture StUdos Three
hundred extras tyon of ioork A ner S2OOO0OO
studio nearby lUos saUed.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
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PARTHSANS
s 7 ~ kA p I'd
Ex-President Will Make Radio Speech
In New York Next
Month
By LYLE c. WILSON
TTyitod Press Gfnff Cores DOR0ent

WASHINGTON Oct 20. UP-Former President Her
bert c. Roovers strategy either to establish controlling
position in the 1886 Republican national convention to
win the party presidential nomination for himself will lead
him to the political platform in New York City next month
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
WARRIORS
n e FIR M
HN DANGER
Officials Deny Reports Of Heavy
Casualties In Ranks OF
Native Troops
By EDWARD w. BEATTIE
United Press Staff Correspondent

Adds ABA2A, Oct. %. UP-Ethopia's first serious
resistance invading Italian forces will be made south Of
Makale, it indicated here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
SHIP AT SEA BURNING

BOSTON, Oct. %. UP--The American Export Lines
freighter ETdrch is afire 700 miles of NoU Scotia
according to radio receVed by coast guards here today
The Ermch reported she in immediate danger,
and ~as in constant touch with several ships in that Vi
cnity
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
MAE MARSH NEAR DEATH

HOLLYWOOD, Del. %. UP-INGe Marsh, Who rose to
staTdcna nearly generation ago u ''The Birth of Ma
ton reported sinug dangerously today fol-
IOiOing appendicitis operation.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29

Bank Clearings
S4O,956.79
Building Permits
S72,162
Ito Date This Year,
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
FITTC TRIAL RULED

SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 20. UP-The state supreme
court ruled today that District Attorney Buron Fits of
Los Angeles county must stand trial the charges pre-
ferred against him in indictments returned by the Los An
geIes grand jUry
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
GUNFYRE KILLS ROBBEP

Los ANGELES, Oct. 29 UP-Harry Nee, an uneDi-
plOyed father died in police receiUig hospital TODAY seU-
era hours after being shot by filling station operator
robbed.
The attendant, T. d. Ellis jr., otter suyrenderng $780,
pursued Nee bicycle and in brief exchange gun
fire brought him dog0n nith bullet Uound through the
stomach.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-29
MOONEY EVIDENCE FOUND

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 20. UP-A uiusty Oakland
police record book, d0gcaed cildS scrdpbook to-
day presented direct contradiction of Mrs Nellie Edeas
Identification of Tom Mooney of the Preparedness
Day dyNanaters.
The Washington times., 1935-12-31

"ShOuld a lady sign hOteli
register with Mrs. or Miss?
"ShOuld you remove the soup
spoon from the plate when fin
ished eating soup?
"ShOuId a social note close with
the word Cordially M"
/ am not quite sure just what
you mean by this question, but ]
imagine you mean does the hos
tess who has the triple role of
cook waitress-hostess appear be-
fore she summons her guests to
the dinner table. And the answer
to this question is yes, she makes
her plans SO that she can greet
her guests as they arrive for din
ner, and then when it is time to
do the final touches to the table
fill the water goblets, put the
pieces of butter on the bread and
butter plates, and light the can
dies, she excuses herself and
leaves her guests to chat to-
gether while she does these final
preparations.
Usually an invitation to cock
tail party, like an invitation to a
tea, does not require an acknowl-
edgment. But if there is an
"R.S.V.P." or a please reply
written on the invitation, we
must. of course, answer the invi-
tation, and at once.
A married woman signs a hotel
register: Mrs. George Lane, Buf-
falo, N. Y. An unmarried woman
signs the hotel register: Miss
Georgia Lane, Buffalo, N. Y.
If the soup is served in a regu.
lar soup plate, with or without a
rim, we leave the soup spoon in
the plate when we have finished
eating the soup. If the soup is
served in a bouillon cup or a
cream soup cup, we leave the
spoon on the under-plate when
we have finished eating the soup.
If the note we are writing is a
note of invitation, it is the more
or less usual custom to sign it,
Cordially" or Cordially yours. "
Other types of social notes are
signed, Very sincerely yours" or
Most sincerely yours" or, if a
more intimate note, "Devotedly
yours" or for a man, Faithfully
yours"
The Washington times., 1935-12-31
Beauty
Groom Hands
Daily
BY DONNA GRACE

There was a time when a girls
social standing and occupation
could be determined by the condi-
ton of the hands.
Girls who used their hands for
any kind of rough work seemed
to feel they need not expect to
have good-looking hands. That,
they thought, was a luxury en-
joyed only by the society girl and
ladies of leisure.
The young miss of today, how.
ever, knows her hands can be
lovely no matter what her position
may be. The hands reflect the
care g. grooming they receive,
and G express personality and
character. ...,
There is satisfaction in the
possession Of nice, graceful hands
and well-groomed nails that every
girl may enjoy, if she cares to-.
Hands do require constant groom.
ing, and it is really not an easy
matter to keep them looking nice
at all times, but it is really un.
pardonable to neglect them.
When they are rough, they need
plenty of soothing fabrication to
keep the nails from splitting and
becoming horney. Use a creamy
lather and tepid water for your
daily care of the cuticle.
Dip the orangewood stick in tha
soap and water after the nails
have been soaked, and push the
cuticle gently from the sides and
the base of the nail. When the
cuticle has been treated in this
way rinse the hands and dry
them. Then massage them with a
tissue cream.
This daily care takes only a few
moments, but it will be enough to
keep the nails lovely between the
regular manicure appointments.
Dry nails will react well to q
nightly fabrication with the fol.
lowing mixture:
u ounce of castor oil -.
Il ounce of mineral oil
10 drops of lavendar oil
Keep your nail polish smooth
and perfect at all times.
III *M
A. K.-Send for my Freckle
Treatment and use a good tissue
cream every night. :
Joan-Why not send for my
Milk Facial to clear your skin
of blemishes?
You may have my manicure
instruction and the hand treat.
ment, If you wish. There is NO
charge for them, but address
Donna Grace, in, charge Of this
newspaper and enclose q
stamped, self-addressed envelope
for each.
The Washington times., 1935-12-31

making. Your guests will enjoy
such an occasion.
Whether right or wrong most
people love to hear about the
tall dark man. or the "long
journey" that is lined in their
cup.
For any type of supper served
on New Year Eve. a salad shaped
as bell is very attractive.
Bell Salad
Large Halves Of Canned Pears
Cream Cheese
Lettuce Mayonnaise
Spread cut sides of pears with
cream cheese and place two halves
together for each salad. Cut a
slice off the large end of each
pear, thus formed, so it will stand
straight and give the appearance
of a bell. Place in cup1Shaped
leaf of lettuce. Fill a pastry tube
with cream cheese and decorate
the sides of the bell with four
lengthwise lines, with two of the
lines covering the division between
the two halves. Top the bell with
a piece of Maraschino cherry.
Serve with mayonnaiSe.