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Evening star., 1935-02-26

Australia Escapes Strikes.
Australia was practically free Of
strikes in the last year.
Evening star., 1935-02-26

Cocoon Monopoly Formed.
China's monopoly to control cocoon
has been organized.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17

800 BUILDINGS WRECKED
Good used lumber and building material
OF al kinds for sale cheap.
CLEVELAND WRECkING co.
1920 Kentuckv-av Indianapolis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17
M E r C H A N D is
81 Miscellaneous tor Sale

800 BUILDINGS WRECKED
Good used lumber and building material
OF al kinds Tor sale cheap.
CLEVELAND WRECkING co.
1920 Kentuckv-av indianapolis
RAINBOW automatic irone!. SIS IS
open evenings.
APG WHREa fsS55f E "a aos
open evenings.
WHY BUY a used electric refrigerator
when you can buy new 1888 model
KELVINATOR
at S99 so. nothing down. l5c per day?
PEARSON co, INC.
l2S y. Penn. Open Evenings LI-55l3
BACK BAR. Snow King ice shavers. show
cases. coasters. root beer KEGS and every
thing in candy line. soda fountain
Syrups, crushed fruit and fountain sup
plies THE J. F DARMODY CO. 25 and
q W Maryland-st, Indianap polls.
HEAVY brass bar rail. loft; 0arsain.
Il 5. Capitol
1900 Cataract used electric washer, SO 90
BLOCKS WAREHOUSE. 424 y. Illinois
Open evenings
s25O-FAIRFIELD ORANGE MACHINE. Al
CONDITION. $50. TIMES, L-30l9.
FOLDING porch chairs fiber chairs and
settees, implanted baby high-chairs
chaise lounges, radios, lamps and shades
CLAIMED FREIGHT STATION. corner
Capitol and South-st
SELL RENIY freezing unit drill press
electric drill Want 3X33a air compress
scr. 241l E. WASHINGTON
ATTENTION Co5NNTRg e, save eS on
2l8 S Easiest. DR-1683.
NEW exhaust fans: 16"-lS"-22": sl3 so
up small motors 4l6 South Meridian
RE-RESTAURANT-T Fixtures
CALL KINGS - DR-3578
GOLD SEAL used electric washer So 95.
BLOCKS WAREHOUSE. 424 N. Illinois.
open evenings
RELIABLE eIee igoqeT Qgigins $29 o5I
Illinois. Open evenings.
BUILDING MATERIAL
New and Used Lumber
MARION MATERIAL co.
WRECKING CONTRACTORS
2O46 Northwestern-Av
NEW LOW PRICES
On Duro Pumps and Water Softeners.
new and used 30l2 N. New Jersey-st.
BICYCLES-SI2 UP: tires. repairs HOFF-
MANN. PSI Mass. LI-5256 EOS E. Wash
MEAT DISPLAY CASE-1O-foot double
glass with coil and valve. sos. CH-386l.
CLEAN hard used brick. 81 per 1000. MIL
LION POPULATION WRECKING CO.
310 S. DelaWare-st. LI-6270.
GOVERNMENT WORK-This state, Wash
ington. Open to men-women, sound
health age 1880. For free particulars
about examination write ECONOMIC
RESEARCH BUREAU. Box K-2070 Times.
BICYCLE-GirPs. small size. never used
balloon tires; cheap. TA-3895.
SAVE and buy canned goods by case or
dozen. 1885 S. Meridian. DR-l356.
16-FOOT inboard motor boat; also h. p.
marine motor. $3.50 Forest Manor. CHI
5293
LARGE SIZE baby buggy. Al condition,
$500. 1915 Berwick.
WARDROBE trunk; triple mirror. vanity
walnut desk, teakwood pedestal Wa
2089
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17
Rent It Swap IT, Sell IT, with Times Economy Want Ad
Times Economy Want Ads for loo as nc Word
S A p S

TO ADVERTISERS-Each al appear
Ing IN this column Is listed II The Times
Swap Bureau directory for sixty DAYS
free Of charge Your Swap ac Will
receive a special rate Of seven days for
the price OF i've and four days for the
cost OF three Can RI-555l.
EQUITY in "a Olds coach for Austin or
Eight car or cash. CH-4E25
AUTOMOBILES repaired at your home
allows you cheaper price. Cash? DR.
4l46-J
WILL pay SO cash. girls used Bicycles
803 (. 63ro-st WA-ll33
WANTED to trade. clear lot near 600 n.
Del. for cheap double rental HA-2s69
TRADE $40 FOR IS FORD SEDAN
433 y. STATE
DENTAL services for plumbing. wanted
stock and pipe dies, a 10 in. IR-7ll7.
1929 FORD TUDOR for light coupe or
roadster 1918 Cottage.
TRADE floor sander for late model car.
o. WISLER. Centert0n. Ind.
TO TRADERS-n you can not fnd
what you desire in the ads in this
column. call the Swap Counter. RI-555l
and We Will attempt to arrange trade
for you from Swaps advertisements pre-
viously published. There Is no charge
for this service
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17

RAINBOW automatic ironer, s2s 95.
BLOCKS WAREHOUSE 424 n. Illinois,
open evenings
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17
s7-b Farm Garden. Plants. Flowers

HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHROER'S BET
TER PLANTS. 800 E. SOUTH. RI-S764
PANSY PLANTS-Blooming DOC doz Rock
garden and perennials S. D. Upton
IR-217l RS 18th and Post-rd.
DON'T grow common tomatoes-get the
best tomatoes in As DAYS SITS per 1000
35c per 100. 5000 e. 21st-st
CABBAGE plants. mangoes Hungarian
peppers all kinds flower plants for
porch boxes. SOB Southern-av, oppo-
Site Garfield Park.
AGRICULTURE, Limestone & Armours
Fertilizer. l bag or more promptly de-
livered to your farm HOWARD PRINCE.
Glenvalley. DR-7805-2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17

Singer portable, $4,000.
Elec Singer console, like new, small
balance.
Terms-Guaranteed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17
RepOSSeSSed Singers

hGDOSSGSS6U OIIlSSIS
Singer portable, $4,000
Elec Singer console, like new, small
Terms-Guaranteed
ELECTRIC refrigerator, used 49, S35 90
Apt size electric washer, used S1S. 90
INDIANAPOLIS NORGE SALES. 4024 E.
Wash. IR-5888. Open evenings.
USED ice boxes; all styles, sizes; 81 up.
56l6 E. Wash. Open ewes.
ICE BOX, 1OO-POUND, SIDE-ICER. REA-
SONABLE. DR-3554-M
USED REFRIGERATOR - Large stock,
marked at very low prices. POLAR ICE
AND FUEL CO. 1000 Northwestern-av.
8-CU. FIT. Grunow REFRIGERATOR; slightly
damaged: will sac. STEWART RADIO
CO. 104 w. 38th.
GUARANTEED used washers. $3.50 up
Also service any make; work guaran-
teed. APPLIANCE SERVICE, 140 Vir-
ginia-av. RI-5712.
WHITE. enamel ice box. 1oO7Ib So good
condition. 2453 Pierson. HA-3926-W.
Call Saturday, a. m. to II. 1R-796l
DTNETTE SET. breakfast set, gateleg. rugs.
radio. ice box 1912 Brookside-av.
CHAMBERS Fireless Gas Range. good con-
dition: $3.50. BY owner. 2459 S. Della
ware.
"a MODEL Norge, So Gu; it.. used 2
months; bargain. 1928 E. 10th-st. CHI
1449
CHOICE of 20 used ice boxes. 50 each.
1923 E. 10th-st. CH-l449.
WALNUT dining suite g piecesl, 2-piece
USED ICE BOXES-75 to 200 lbs, por-
celain lined; IS and up. 4211 College-av.
GAS RANGE. high oven; good condition;
cheap Call RI-9703
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-17

ABC lpreowned electric washer $3.50
BLOCKS WAREHOUSE. 424 n. Illinois.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-24
Lloyd Is First
Aide to Cupid

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 24.-AS
someone pointed out the other
day, Ida Lupino should marry
and live happily ever afterward,
now that she is working with
Harold Lloyd in "The Milky
Way" All of Harold's leading
women have made successful mar
riages. There was Bebe Daniels,
who is still wed to Ben Lyon
after several years. Next came
Mildred Davis, who married Har-
old himself. Jobyna Ralston is
still Mrs. Richard Arlen and Ann
Christy, as far as one hears, is
happy with her Texas oil man.
Another practical tip to you
from Banton. Claudette Colbert's
outfits in "She Married Her Boss"
can be bought within the budget
of any firstclaSS private secretary.
Barbara Kent is Mrs. Harry Ed
ington, the Constance Cummings
Benn w. Levy match seems to
be hitting it off and Una Merkel
tells the world she still loves
Ronald Burla.
Quite a long series Of coinci-
dences in this divorce-ridden town.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-24
Behind the Silver. Screen

part of the smart detective who
always gets his man that old
fashioned mothers no longer
threaten with telling police
man." they threaten to tell Mr..
Jackson" Now jackson wonders
what he is expected to do, If one
of them feels called upon to
fulfill her threat.
Fred Kohler has been signed
by First National for Frisco
Kid" which stars James Cagney.
One Of the finest libraries in
the film colony is that owned by
Francis Lederer, who has more
than 1900 biographies and about
1900 volumes of historical nature.
These are in the four languages
that the star speaks English,
French, German and his native
Czech.
A number of players have been
added to the cast of Three Kids
and a Queen" starring May Rob
son, at Universal. The new players
are Lawrence Grant, who has the
top featured spot; Ferdinand Gott-
schalk, George Irving, Leah Win
slow and John Hale. Three Kids
and Queen" is a story by Chester
Beecroft and Harry Pope. It went
into production last week under
the direction of Edward Ludwig.
It's cast also includes Frankie
Darro, Charlotte Henry, Henry
Armetta, Herman Bing, Bill Ben
edict and Billy Burrud.
Norma Shearer has signed a
new long-term contract with
M.-G..M. She is next to be seen
in the first talking picture pro-
duction of Romeo and Juliet"
which will be directed by George
Cukor as an Irving Thalberg pres
entation. Another vehicle will be
the photoplay version of Stefan
Zweig'S Marie Antoinette," in
which Miss Shearer will have the
title role and Charles Laughton
will be seen as Louis XVI. This
will, according to present plans,
follow Romeo and Juliet" on the
M.-G.-M. production schedule.
Ray Mayer has been added to
the cast of ITO Beat the Band"
new RKO-Radio musical now be-
fore the cameras under Ben Sto-
lofts direction. Helen Broderick,
Hugh Herbert, Eric Blore, Roger
Pryor, Phyllis Brooks, Fred Keat-
ing, and the California Collegians
are featured. Zion Myers super
ViseS.
Lii Damita, who recently mar
ried Enrol Flynn, male lead in
Warmers Captain Blood" has
been signed for a role in Frisco
Kid" The picture will star
James Cagney and Margaret Lind
say. Fred Kohler, noted film
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-24

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 24.-If an
odd-looking stranger shows up in
Vermont within the next few
weeks, asking the price of real
estate, shrewd Yankee farmers be
on your guard. Joan Crawford
said today that she will buy a
farm in Vermont this summer If
she can find the right place at
the right figure.
The place must be small, prac.
tical and within committing reach
of New York. She leaves Holly
wood for two weeks vacation
in New York when her current
M-G-M production, II Live My
Life" is finished in a few days.
And here is the reason why the
Yankee farmers should be on
guard: Joan will do her pur-
chasing in disguise. She likes to
do her buying in person, but has
discovered what many other stars
found out-that fame boosts the
prices of everything. Since her
success in getting things for a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-24
Richnan Gets
A Musical

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. "a. Co
lumbia Pictures yesterday selected
Harry Richman, stage star, night
club entertainer and song writer,
to play opposite Ann Sothern
in moonlight on the River" the
first of the two elaborate must.
Gals planned as her starring
vehicles for next season. The
screen play by Wallace Smith is
based on story by Harry B.
Smith and Victor Schertzinger
will direct.
Harry Richman's last picture
was Putting on the Ritz" He
has toured in vaudeville through
out the United States and Can
ada.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-24
Joan Crawford Plans to Buy
A Farm in Vermont

fair price by Disgusting herself on
Hollywood shopping tours, she
will try it out in her search for a
farm.
With Ginger Rogers fooling her
own friends at the TOP Hat" pre-
view, Carlo and other retiring
stars using DISCUSSES to avoid the
autograph hordes, the stars will
soon be put to it as much off the
screen as on in creating mas
querades.
Asked whether she was plan
ming a stage play this fall, she
said: "If I buy this farm, I'll at
least have a place to rest from
rehearSalS."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-24
CaroIe To Be
SIS Girl

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 24.-Our
movie designers are at last giving
working women a style break.
Carole Lombard plays a mani
curist in Hands Across the
Table" and her clothes are going
to be smart but not out Of reason
for a girl making a moderate sal
airy. Travis Banton promises that
any costume in the picture can
be automatically duplicated for
about $25, hat and shoes included.
Everything is to be specially de-
signed, too, and just as carefully
as the elaborate gowns for Car.
ole'S society girl roles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-24

Mildred Harris Chaplin, after
a four-year absence from Holly
wood, returns to the screen
in "Star Gazing" a Columbia
two-reel comedy which is being
directed by Benny Rubin.
To Edmund Goulding falls the
assignment to direct one of the
most important musical romances
of the year. He was last week
chosen by Irving Thalberg to di-
rect the forthcoming production
of Sigmund Romberg'S May
time" at M-G-M.
The kids in Thomas JackSon's
neighborhood have gotten so &C.
customed to seeing him play the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-24
Sian Clarence Muse

Clarence Muse, noted Negro
actor-singer, has been added to
the cast Of Paramount'S $50 Red
the Rose" King Vidor'S current
production, in which Margaret
SULLIVAN is starred.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-24
Has Nervous Hat

Alexander Hall, directing Para
mounts Annapolis Farewell" has
a nervous habit of always wearing
his hat, and he is continuously
putting it on and taking it off.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-24

be in Paramount's screen version
of the hit musical, in which Bling
Crosby takes top billing.
josephine Hutchinson has been
selected by Warmers to play oppo-
site Paul MUM in his next star
ring vehicle, Enemy of Man"
Anita Louise will play the ingenue
lead as Muni's daughter. The pic
ture. scheduled to enter produc-
ton Monday, will probably be
held up for another week due to
NUNS sudden illness.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-24
Duchin For Coronado

Eddie Duchin and his orchestra,
and Jack Haley, comedian, are
the newest additions to the cast
of Coronado" at the Paramount
studios.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-24

'"bad man." has also been assigned
a role. Lloyd Bacon is directing.
Ethel Norman, by arrangement
with Samuel Goldwyn, and her
songs from Anything Goes" will
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-02
.'.bmV-Iype Economy

THRIVE an "8"-and nothing less
- will ever do. Drive Ford VS.
and tbat's your s-cylinder car!
A Ford VS. engine saves your
money. 1t puts more tan in your driv-
ing. And in other ways, too, Ford
V-9 performance helps you enjoy
your 8-cylinder feeling to the limit.
There's new safety-a welded, all
steel body. Bigger, easier-acting
brakes. A low, strong, X-type frame.
You even get safety glass in every
window at no extra cost.
And there's new comfort. More
room inside. The springbase is length
ened to 1888 inches, and weight en-
tirely redistributed to give all passen-
A u T II o X Il Z D
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-02
HONOR MAJ"
CLAIMS GIRL
VANPED HIM

LOS ANGELES, July 9 W.D =
Wyatt NJ. Wayne, former University
of Oregon athlete charged with at
tempting to attack Marian Palmer,
21-year-old art student, told from
the witness stand today of her as
serted attempts to make love to him
as he lay Ill in bed in his apartment.
A jury disagreed at Wayne'S first
trial, in which he was charged with
whipping Miss Palmer with a riding
quirt in fighting for his honor"
Il was lying on the bed, i'll"
Wayne said. She wanted to kiss
me, but I told her to go home" A.
He said Miss Palmer then grabbed
the whip and when he took it from
her she attempted to attack him
with q letter knife.
Then I hit her once across the
back just to show her was master, "
Wyatt testified under questioning OF
his attorney.
Wayne said she refused his offers
to call a taXicab or give her carfare
home, saying 1T would cost him
more than that" Later, he said,
she telephoned him, demanding $50
by noon the next day under threat
she would make it plenty hot for
I him"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-02
EMPTION Of
TAX ON FOOD
TROUBLESOME

SACRAMENTO, July ,. UP)-
Wording of the legislative act ex-
empting food from the 3 per cent
sales tax is such that nearly all
food and food products are includ-
ed on the non-taxable list, the state
board of equalization has decided.
The following foods are exempt:
Cereal and cereal products-flour,
corn meal, prepared breakfast foods
of all kinds, bread rolls, and pas
try.
Milk and milk products-fresh
canned, powdered and matted milk.
Oleomargarine-butt substitutes
made from animal or vegetable fats
or oils.
Meat and meat products-fresh
smoked and canned meat, sausage
and other products of packing
houses used for human consump-
ton.
Fish and fish products-fresh
and canned fish. Fertilizer and
fish meal is not included if it is not
food for human consumption).
Eggs and egg productS-include
noodles.
Vegetables-canned and fresh,
tomato juice, sauerkraut juice,
soups.
Fruit and fruit productS-canned
and fresh fruits, juices. gelatins,
preserves. jellieS.
Coffee and coffee substitutes.
All spices and salts.
Sugar and sugar products except
candy and confections.
Not exempted:
Food products which specifically
are not exempt include:
Food prepared and served in
restaurants, cafes, hotels. boarding
houses and other public eating
places.
Wine
Beer and other malt products.
SpirituouS liquors.
Candy.
Soft drinkS-soda water, ginger
ale, lemonade, various mikes"
CONNECTIONS any preparations
sold at soda fountains.
Dog and cat food - both canned,
boxed and raw.
Some items on the "borderline"
have not yet been classified as to
whether they are or are not eX-
empt. They include flavoring ex-
tracts and baking powder. Al
though they are necessary in the
preparation of certain food, there
was a question whether they them
selves could be classed as food pro-
ducts for human consumption.
There was no mention of essen
tial" foods in the act as finally
approved by the legislature, and
exemptions were so broadly word
ed that the board interpreted them
to extend TO practically all food
sold at retail, with the exception
of the specific articles named as
mot exempt"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-02
DOWN
PRESIDENT On
SECOND VOTE
Continued irUm Page u

from President Roosevelt, who de-
manded a mandatory death SEN
tence" on unessential utility hold
ing companies,
The vote on final passage was 3-5
to 81.
Revolving against last minute per-
sonal pleas and terrific administra-
ton pressure, the house approved
bill, which vests broad discretionary
powers in the securities and eX-
change commission to Simplify
utility holding company structures
into "integrated public utility syS-
TENS"
The bill now goes into conference
with the senate, which has ap-
proved a death sentence" measure
favored by President Roosevelt. The
senate bill calls for compulsory dis
solution of all unessential utility
holding companies beyond the first
degree by 1942.
Belief arose in capital hill circles
that the New Deals" utility pro-
gram is now facing a deadlock with
prospects that it will be a prime
national campaign issue in 1896 be-
cause of apparent irreconsilable
differences between house and
senate.
Senate leaders have insisted that
they will not yield on demands for
a death sentence" The size of
house votes against this feature are
believed by leaders to preclude pos
sibility of adoption later of any
that might include this.
Passage of the bill came after the
house defeated by vote of 312 to
SO a Republican motion to recon-
NIT the bill to committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-02

gers in the car "front seat comfort"
And there's always thrift with
Ford V-S. Easy on gas and oil. Slow
to wear tires. Adjustments, parts and
labor neVer cost much on a Ford.
Go see this Ford VS. at your Ford
dealer S. Get that 8-cylinder feeling
at its finest and tbrjttiesH You'll real
ize that you've JORnd your new car.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-02
s'SOLPUGID" TO
MAKE WAR ON
BLACK WIDOW

HUNTINGTON PARK, Calf,
July 2. U.P)-A little eight-legged
brown bug less than an inch long
but with jaws like hedge-clippers
today established itself as a possi-
BILE determination of the deadly
black widow spider.
The bug, identified by biologists
at the University of Southern Cal
ifornia as a member of the solpugid
group, drilled his way through II
large black widow specimens in
short order at a local newspaper
office today. raised himself on all
eight legs and clicked his nippers
for more.
First discovered in this area by
three boys, the insect is said by
biologists to be quite common, and
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-02

Ice Cold Liquors and Wines, full
alcoholic strength beer, I0c per bot
tie; case S2I5. Draught beer. full
alcoholic strength, y gallon. 6Oc:
It is surprisingly better. FL Centro
Flsh Market, 799 Main. 27-to
Fireworks Given Away-Louis Nc
Manus, manager of the Office Sup
ply company states that the large
box of fireworks which his store
Il giving away to some child for the
Fourth Of July viii be awarded to-
morrow afternoon at four o'clock.
Children from all parts of the city
have been interested in this gift box
and a large crowd is expected to be
present when the gift box is
awarded.
DR.. A. b. Hanson. dentist. New
Professional Bldg. Phone 50 eto
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-02
ODD HABIT SAVES LIFE

ELYRIA, Ohio UR)-Robert Will
lis's odd habit of carrying a piece
of rope with him is credited with
saving the life of his chum. Harold
Lawns. The two boys were stand
ing on a rock in Black River, fish
ing, when Harold slipped and fell
in. When he emerged several feet
away, Robert tossed the rope to his
companion and pulled him to shore
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-02

Full Strength Beer, ice cold -
l0e per bottle, $500 per case, sales
tax included. Ice cold wines and
liquors. Family Liquor Store, 48O
Main Street. 15to
Imperial Valley press., 1935-07-02

Don't forget closing ont sale at
Blue Front. CSC Main. Ito
Perishable ShipmentS-Shipments
Of perishables yesterday, according
to B. A Harrigan, agricultural
commissioner, consisted of Sc cars
cantaloupes. ~ cars watermelons,
Is cars mixed melons. 70 cars hon
eydewS, 81 cars honeyballS, two cars
grapes.
Full Strength Beer, ice cold -
1oc per bottle, $500 per case. sales
tax included. Ice cold wines and
liquors. Family Liquor Store, 480
Main Street. 15to
s. ID. & A. E. Railway offers re-
duced fares to San Diego account
Fourth of July. Adult round-trip
fare from El Centro. two dollars;
children. one dollar. From CaleXico: ::
adults, two dollars, thirty cents;
children, one dollar, fifteen cents.
Sale dates. July fourth, fifth, sixth,
and seventh - final return limit,
July eighth. Train leaves FL Gen.
tro 3:l5 a. m, arrives San Diego
8:45 a. m. 29-4
Building Permits Issued = To
John Jensen for a shade at $40 Or
ange, $40 and to A. J. Ansell for
alterations at 1875 State, SIS.
SherwoOd's Coffee Shop Air
Cooled. 27-to
Sues On Title - Complaints were
filed by the irrigation district yes
terday against j. ]. Atwood, ct al,
to quiet title to the Wl9 and we
Of the Els OF the NJ of tract 1T,
TBS. RIA and l5E; and against A.
Riegel, ct al, to quiet title to the
SW4 of section 80, TIPS, RISE.
Hotel California Coffee Shop -
Charcoal broiled steak dinners from
S to 8. 26to
Colt Reported St5len-A bay mare
colt. about a week old, was stolen
in Jacumba yesterday and it is
thought the animal was brought
to the valley. according to a report
at the sheriff'S office.
Three Police Cases - In police
court this morning. H. L. Pointer,
J. A. Littrell and Lee Brewer plead
ed guilty 10 charges of drunkenness.
The first two drew $40 or five-day
sentences while Brewers case was
continued until tomorrow morning.