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Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-20
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Sept 20. lURl-Stock
market traders. frightened over war
possibilities, dumped stocks today
and drove prices down l to more
than 5 points before resistance de-
veloped. Order was restored before
the close and some of the losses were
regained with dealings tightening.
Selling was heaviest early IN the
second hour. Offerings DEVELOPED
such velocity that tickers were as
much as minutes behind. Blocks
of 900 to $4,000 shares were thrown
overheard The decline spread to
all sections, including the so-called
war babies However, the latter
were the first to rally.
Near the close Electric Boat sub
marines) shot up more than a point
to a new high for the year above
10. Du Pont, which had been driven
down to 123l2, off 5i2 points, re-
covered 4 points of the decline. AV-
iation issues picked up near the
close, some of them making net
gains. Steels recovered slightly from
their lows which represented losses
ranging to more than points.
Coppers were Iirm on the heavy
demand at rising prices OF export
copper, which reached 8.675 cents a
pound, a new high since July 21,
1888. Anaconda, among the most ac-
tive issues on the board, gained
fractionally. Kennecott recovered
losses of nearly a point and was
steady at the previous close.
Railroad issues lost ground des-
pite a rise in car loadings ABOVE
the 100000 mark for the first time
since the last week of October, 1881.
They, too. recovered and Union
Pacific late in the day was at the
previous close, while Southern Pa
cific, New YORK Central and Atchi-
son were down a point or more.
Many Losses Recorded
Chemical Issues moved erratical-
ly. Monsanto Chemical touched
78% off 3A points before meeting
support. Air Reduction at one time
WdS OH illOIe IIlel4 D k)Ol1i1o' EAlAlSO
Chemical was higher in the morn
ing but it dropped nearly 3 points
from its top and regained only
small amount of the decline.
Among the heavier losers were
American Car and Foundry prefer
red, International Business Ma
chimes, Briggs, Johns ManVille, and
U. S. Steel Preferred. These issues
had losses ranging to ga points at
their lows.
Selling was resumed in the last
few minutes Of trading on new
crop of rumorS on the war situa-
ton. Chrysler broke below SO for q
loss of more than 2 points. U. S
Steel extended its loss to more thar
2 points.
The Dow Jones industrial aver
age declined 2.99 points to l28.45
the widest break of the year anc
carrying the average down 5.6t
points in two days. The railroad aV-
erage was So, off 1856; and the util-
ity average 24.52 off 0.74.
Sales Appropriated 100000
shares compared with 10000 shares
yesterday.
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L A. Livestock

LOS ANGELES, Set. 20. lUP -
Hogs, 500 Slow, steady to Is cents
lower. Grain feds 11.75-12; best
held around 1925.
Cattle, 500; holdovers, 269. Slow,
barely steady. Few steers 7; grass
heifers 6.25 down; common to good
COWS 450-5.50; cutter grades 3,25-
4.25; bulls to SIS.
Calves, $50. About steady; few
vealers to 9.75; stockers unsoId.
Sheep, 24OO; including 1900 di-
rect. Lambs, fully steady; medium
to good Wooled lambs 8.75-9; ewes
strong to 25 cents higher; good
shorn ewes, 4.25-4.5O sorted.
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@ Real Estate for Sale

632 LENREY AVENUE
5-room stuco in best residen-
tial district, near Harding school.
60 foot lot, two bed rooms, sep
arate dining room, tile drain,
hardwood floors, umbrella, pc
can and grapefruit trees. EX-
ceptional value, priced for linn
tied time at $28OO.OO, $5OO00
cash and $35 a month includ-
ing interest.
HERBERT IOWDERNIILK
Exclusive Agents
116 No. 9th ST. Phone 1894
1873
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WHITE GIHL Tor general house
work. Phone Imperial 226. 13-tO
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PHONE
70
Help " anted

PLACE for colored
woman, general housework for
two, stay on place. Write Press
BOX 1O44 20-6
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FOR RENT-Modern, well-furnish-
ed apartment and flat. Inquire
$50 Olive. l6-to
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FOR RENT-Modern furnished
Inquire 419 Vine st. 20-3
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FOR RENT-Furnished, 2-bedroom
house. 725 Brighton. 20-to
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sRIA VALLEY PRESS Ell CENTRIC CALIFORNIA FRIDAY 1885
i;;' sS Want Ad Pace ~:
IL Country Property for Sale

FOR SALE-Smal piece Of land
on highway, east Of Ell Centre.
Good soil. Terms if desired. See
Mrs. Davis, Press Office. oh
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FLORENCE APARTMENTS, 1877
Commercial. Large and small
electric refrigerators. lotto
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Houses FOR Rent

FOR T-Unfurnished. 3-bed-
room house, 654 Brighton. 20-to
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Virginia complete jurisdiction over
the Ohio their shores far as the low "
Ohio Illinois banks Ordinarily the center %
the OF states separated W fs
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COMPETENT HOUSEKEEPER-
1861 Olive. l3-Jo
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FOR RENT-FiVe-r rom house, $40,
one-room house, $40. Phone 659.
20-3
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L. A. Poultry

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 20. up
are todays market quo
tations:
Hens, Leghorns. 21a to 3i4 lbs. ..t6c
Hens, Leghorns, ga to 4 lbs. ....l7e
Hens. Leghorns. lbs. and up .lic
Hens. coIored. 81 to 4 lbs. DE
Hens, colored, over A lbs. ............24e
Broilers, over l to l y lbs. .........20c
Broilers, over II to "a lbs. .......20c
Fryers, Leghorns, 2& to 3i2 lbs. i7c
Fryers, colored, 2A to 3h lbs......2le
Roasters, soft bone, 81 lbs. up 21c
pCagS lzS
Old rOOSterS
Ducklings, Pekin, 4la lbs. up ...13c
Old ducks ------------------------ %
GeeSe AoS
Young tom turkeys, IA lbs. and up
to 18 lbs.
Young tom turkeys. over 10 lbs.
and up .1gc
Hen turkeys, lbs and up ..........l6c
Old tom turkeys ............................16c
Old hen turkeys
Capons, under 7 lbs. ....................20c
Capons. 7 lbs. and up ...................23c
Rabbits, No. l white, 2 to lbs. I2c
Rabbits, No. l old .-..---.-.---..-----. ce
Rabbits, No. l mixed colors, 3
10 4 los. loS
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Apartments Tor Rent

- Large apartments,
GAO Adams. l9-to
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Rooms for Rent

FRONT ROOM in comfortable
home. 665 He'll. Phone 200 13-to
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FURNISHED HOUSE-FoW rooms,
two bed rooms, 533 Olive. 1873
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FOR Furnished house close
in. INQUIRE 753 Olive 16-to
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FOR RENT-Desirable room. ITO
Olive. oh
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ONE to FOUR-ROOM furnished
apartments. Glacier Apart
ments, 69G Broadway. Phone
1416. 27-1mo
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Professional
!. ID. FOSS

J. ID. FOSS
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
72S Holt Ave. Phone 1885
Auditing, Income Tax, Bookkeeping
Associated With
DIEHL & WRIGHT
Certified Public Accountants
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0 Wanted. Miscellaneous

WANTED TO BUY - House to
move. Telephone 8713-J2. 1872
Evening star., 1935-06-07

Cause Of Distr ess.
More than two-thirds of all the
$2l .00O, ,000,0 Of American home
mortgage loans in 1880 were the old
short term mortgages. with maturi.
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Bank Board should help the home
owner to get better value for his hous-
ing dollar.
With any measure Of success in
reaching these various worth while OBJ
jectives, there will also be real prog
CESS in reducing the actual cost OF
shelter, which now takes 30 cents or
more out OF every dollar that most
American urban families earn in wages
or small salaries. They should not
have to pay over 20 cents Of that dol.
lar for rent or home ownership. BY
cutting the cost of homes, and the
cost Of financing them, 1t Is obvious
that home owners will benefit In many
ways, apart from better living condi-
tions in more attractive homes. II a
smaller part Of their incomes Is needed
for housing, they will have that much
more money to spend for the multi
tude Of other desirable things In life
which are now beyond their reach.
There Is nothing in the least Uto-
plan about this suggestion. 1t is not
an impractical dream. Great Britain
and many of the European nations, /
am sorry to say, have been years
ahead Of US in making better homes
possible for their people at lower cost.
Those nations furnish conclusive evi-
dence of what may be done in develop
ing q more enduring, more wide
spread prosperity through intelligent
home finance and stimulated by the
cooperation which the Federal Gov
eminent is extending to private busi-
ness for the benefit OF the American
public.
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ties Of less than five years. That
situation was the main cause OF the
tragic wave Of home mortgage dis
tress that developed between 1929
and 1888, because nearly all those
short-term loans fell due in those
four years Of depression. Many home
owners were unable 10 pay or renew
their maturing mortgages, with the
result that foreclosures increased
rapidly. Home property values ac-
cordingly collapsed, and progressive
decline began. II most of those home
loans had originally been made on
the amortized plan. no such wide
spread disaster could have occurred,
because the home owners would not
have had any such large payments
falling due at time when they were
unable to meet them or renew them.
Under all four Of the agencies ad-
ministered by the Federal Home Loan
Bank Board, the use Of the long
term amortization loan by all types
of private lending institutions is being
encouraged in every possible way. All
If the loans made by the Home Own
ers' Loan Corp. are amortized over
period of IS years, at cost to the
borrower Of less than So each month
for each $1,000 borrowed. The Fed
eral Home Loan Banks lend UP to
higher proportion Of the face value
Of the mortgages Of their member
borrowing institutions on loans which
are amortiEed.
Amortization Required.
Federal savings and loan associa-
tions are required by law to make
loans on an amortized basis. The
Federal Savings IL Loan Insurance
Corp. Is intended for the protection
of savings in building and loan asso-
Citations, and similar institutions,
which employ the amortized type Of
loan exclusively. Whether you are q
home owner, an investor or business
man interested in the credit problems
OF home owning customers, 1t may
pay YOU to consider the advantag ges
Of the amortization loan.
The new Federal home loan act
gives further stimulus to the adoption
of that type of loan, through all four
institutions supervised by the Federal
Home Loan Bank Board. Let me say
in this connection that the basic pur-
pose of this board, under the direction
Of Congress. is not to urge any home
owner to 60 into debt, or to remain
in debt. On the contrary. its objec-
tive Is to place within the home own
er's reach, through private and Fed
eral lending institutions. an improved,
well-tested form Of home mortgage
loan which enables him to get out Of
debt just as quickly as possible, and
with the lightest possible burden on
his wages or salary.
That policy Of the board Is not only
to the advantage Of home owners and
investors, but constructive from the
standpoint of general business activity
as well. Obviously, when large num-
ber OF home owners have freed them
selves from the milestone Of heavy
short-term mortgage indebtedness. and
have replaced it with q convenient
long term loan which requires only q
small monthly installment to pay of
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have every right to demand that their
thrift institutions provide them with
such protection. The institutions, in
turn, have every reason to supply it
because, in doing 80, they are taking
q long step toward the restoration
of public confidence in their ability
to serve the savings needs Of the
people. I should point out that this
insurance of savings In thrift sssocia-
tions has no connection with the in
surance Of mortgages held by banks
and other financial Institutions under
the Federal Housing Administration.
All Shareholders Protected.
No individual shareholder can have
his own account insured in an asso-
citation which has not been insured
by the Federal Savings & Loan In
surance Corp. In an insured asso-
citation every shareholder Is auto
matically protected.
Now, in bringing to . close this out
line of the various steps which the
Federal Home Loan Board has taken
and intends to take for the benefit
of home owners and the millions
Of people throughout this country
whose savings are invested In home
loans. I would like to point out the
useful results that should be expected
from these activities rs time goes by
II the people realize the importance
Of the opportunities presented and
will cooperate.
All four Of the agencies under the
boards supervision are designed tC
give home owners greater security In
the possession Of their dwellings. The
Home Loan Banks and the Fedora
Savings and Loan Insurance Corp.
particularly. should increase the vol.
ume Of private credit available fol
home mortgage loans. BY the greater
protection and greater liquidity given
to such savings. these Federal agen-
cies also help to make lending terms
lower and more convenient for the
home owner. Thus, they open up the
privilege Of home ownership at lower
cost to many thousands Of families
Again, by assisting the private home
financing institutions to develop
higher standards Of home construc-
ton and neighborhood planning, these
agencies Of the Federal Home Loan
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policy is absolutely necessary in the
home owners interest.
The main immediate purpose Of the
new Federal home loan measure Il to
bring to an end as rapidly ~ possible
the emergency mortgage relief work
Of the Home Owners Loan Corp,
through the additional authorization
Of about 81, 500, 100000 to take care
Of clearly eligible applicants who
otherwise face foreclosure. In the
longer view, however, the great sig
nificance of this new Federal act Is
in the encouragement which 1t offers
to the thousands of local private home
loan institutions to proceed upon their
own initiative in making loans to
home owners who are not in distress,
for the refinancing Of their maturing
short-term mortgages, or for building,
buying or undermining their dwell
ings.
S3se, ,ees, zoe Given by Act.
In this connection let me point out
that this act makes the sum of $780,
OO0, 900 available to the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board for direct financial
assistance to such private institutions.
That credit may be used to buy Home
Loan Bank bonds or, rs have ex-
planned, for investment in Federal
savings and loan associations or In
State chartered associations which
are members Of the Home Loan Bank
system or are insured by the Fed
eral Savings IL Loan Insurance Corp.
Frankly. / cannot imagine more tan
gible evidence Of the Government's 3
faith in the management Of these
private lending agencies, and In the
soundness of their mortgage loan op-
erations for the protection Of funds
intrusted to their care. I may add
that this same $500. 0.000. 900 authorize
ton Is the best proof OF the Govern
ment's intention of restoring Ameri-
can home finance to private capital
and private business initiative, in the
interest Of home owners, investors and
the public at large.
This purpose gives added emphasis
to what have already suggested is
the most important single feature OF
the new Federal home loan act. That
feature Is the incentive given to thou
sands of thrift associations Of the
building and loan type to protect the
savings Of their millions Of small in
vestors through the FEDERAL Savings
& Loan Insurance Corp.
The new act actually cuts in half
the cost of such insurance of savings
and the simple fact is that with the
cost of insurance brought down to
SO moderate = level the Federal Gov
ernment has now gone the full dis
tance in making it possible for the
private thrift associations to give the
additional safeguards OF insurance to
their stockholders and depositors. The
people whose savings are involved
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gradually. 1t means that those home
owners are in q position to spend a
larger part of their incomes for food.
clothing, recreation and q thousand
other expenditures than merely keep
ing a roof over their heads. For that
reason, the work which the Federal
Home Loan Bank Board is doing to
develop the broader use Of the amor.
tized loan, and to make possible lower
interest rates and more liberal lend
ing terms. Is in the interest Of the
entire public.
Aids Better Construction.
A further objective Of the Home
Loan Bank Board Is to assist in i'm
proving the quality Of home conStruc-
ton in this country. in order to give
the people better value for the dollars
they spend for their homes. and to
assure a longer useful life for their
dwellings. Our American standards
in home building and community
planning in the past have been far
from creditable to us. and the high
cost Of shelter for the average family
Evening star., 1935-06-07

Is heavy handicap to our whole eco
nomic stability. Home owners have
been entirely too tolerant Of poor ma
terials. gingerbread architecture, ex-
cessive costs and an absolute lack Of
orderly development OF residential
neighborhoods.
These great wastes in housing and
home construction can easily be re-
duced by better cooperation for home
owners from their private home
financing institutions, through an sd-
visory service to buyers Of homes. and
insistence by the lending agencies
upon sound materials, good workman
ship and the elimination of useless
expense IN building homes. Such .
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WORKERS QUIT RELIEF

ST. PAUL, June CP).-Re -ern-
ployment by private industry of work.
ers formerly on relief rolls was given
as a reason here yesterday for hating
Of approximately 10 per cent Of the
work relief projects in the State.
Walter r. MacGregor. works d.
vision director of the State Emergency
Relief Administration, explained too
few workers were available to con-
tinue the projects because the best
workers had found private jobs.
Evening star., 1935-06-07

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reVellle.
"The watch squad assumes its
duties at $40 a. m. Reveille
breaks at $50 sharp and the mid
dies are given just Is minutes for
morning shower, shaving and
ressing. Breakfast call is
sounded at 6:55 and after this
meal the midshipmen go to their
rooms to sweep, dust, make their
own beds and clean up generally.
At 8 the march to classes begins.
Rigid Routine
Recitation rooms are always
full at the Naval Academy" ex-
plains Dick, for half the regi-
ment studies while the other half
recites. There are four recitation
periods in the morning and one
in the afternoon, after lunch.
Then drill starts at 2:49 and lasts
until or 4::3O p. m.
Also" continued Powell, who
went through the entire routine
for the "Shipmates Forever"
cameras, leach middle has two
long drills per week. On Wednes-
days all battalions have the same
thing, a drill assigned to the eXecu-
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Melody
Here FRIDAY

Broadway Melody of 1885,"
musical film that's described as
being so new that it's a year
ahead of its time. will make its
bow at Loew'S Palace Theater
next Friday.
Heralded as filled with fun, an
abundance of hit tunes, produc.
ton numbers and carload of
stars, Broadway Melody of 1885,
is more notable because in Flea,
nor Powell it presents moviedom
with one of its brightest finds. u
Miss Powell'S work in this film
is generally referred to as being
sensational"
Jack Benny, radios popular
wag, Miss Powell, Sid Silvers,
Wilma and Buddy Ebsen, Una
Merkel, Nick Long, jr., Robert
Taylor, Frances Langford, and
June Knight head the array OF
stars.
Broadway Melody of 1886" &C.
cording to the Palace manage.
ment, will infect Washington
with its melody, comedy, romance
and general gaiety."
News events, comedy and
short subjects will supplement
the feature.
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tive department. A dress parade
once a week tops things off, if the
weather permits"
Making a Middle
The midShipman gets his recrea-
ton from 4:30 to dinner forma-
ton time at $40. After dinner he
has a half-hour rest period, too,
and then the night study periods
60 into effect. Release from study
is sounded at 1905, tattoo is
sounded five minutes later and
then, at 1915. come the beautiful
notes of taps and the midshipmen
crawl into bed.
and that doesn't end it,
either" relates Powell. THE taps
inspectors make their rounds and
receive reports of all turned in.
sir before the lights are finally
put out for the night. Only the
watch squad is then left on
duty"
Frank Borzage directed "Ship-
mates Forever and the cast in
cludes Ross Alexander, Johnny
Arledge, Eddie Acuff, Louis Stone,
and others.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Sunya SIane
Is Star At
Gayety

Sunya Slane is the guest star
of fast moving and captivating
production, Everything Goes" at
the Gayety this week. Miss Slane
is a very beautiful young lady
and possessed of a charming foot
light personality. She will be re-
membered to burleSque fans here
from previous appearances. Suf-
flee it to say that she caught the
audiences fancy yesterday and
ably proves herself to be, as Col.
James Lake says, 1.-The blonde
Ann Corio."
No less beautiful is the vivid
brunette, Wilma Joszy, who sim
ply radiates personality. Miss
Joszy, If one might venture q
prophecy, is likely to prove a
valuable find for the burlesque
field. She has all that 1t takes
plus.
The featured comedians this
week are Clyde Bates and Jack
Hunt, a pair Of funSters well
known and we'll liked in Wash
ington. They put over their lines
with an air of getting as much
fun out of them as the audience
does. Whether they do or not, its
the proper spirit and pays in
dividends Of laughter.
Carmen and Mario present
some dancing that is brilliant
and smoothly done. The female
member of this duo stages two
solo dances that are simply swell.
The singing voice of Miss NH
ME Moore is heard again. This
singer possesses possibly the best
voice in burlesque and 1t Is heard
to good advantage in the present
production.
The chorus does exceptionally
well, having some routines all TO
themselves. The staging and
lighting are good. The snow
moves rapidly.
RS.