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Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19
CALEXICO TO OPEN
BIDS ON EQUIPMENT

CALExICO, Dec 10. - Calexico
city oouncilmen will open bids Dec,
80 on new pumping equipment for
the city water works, including an
electric motor. a pump and two
gasoline engines, representing the
city's share of a WPA project for
Improvement of the water works.
The cost is estimated between
$4,000 and $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19
EXHIBIT SHOWN
AT BRAWLEY LIBRARY

BRAWLEY - Arranged by Miss
Eleanor Heimark, librarian. an eX-
hibit on display in the Brawley
public library represents a nativ-
ity scene including portrayal Of
miniature Wise Men bearing gifts
to the Christ Child.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19
300 WEAR OLD PENNY OWNED

MONDOVI, Wis. U.P)-Three hun
dred years is a long time to save a
penny. Walter Kezar, a farmer liy-
ing near MaXyille, has 1887 pen
ny in good state of preservation. 1t
is about the size of the old United
States two-cent coiE, and the in
scription on one side is English and
on the other French.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19
CAMPFIRE MEET
HELD AT McCABE

McCABE-D. w. Ketchen OF FL
Centre was guest Of honor at the
campfire dinner given at the home
of Fred w. Sundctrom, Monday
evening. The Aweont group head
ed by Miss Sunny Cartwright and
Miss Birdie Caldwell has been re-
organized. Miss Frances Sundstrom
was hostess to seventeen members
and the two advisers Monday. The
girls were Misses Bertha Gillett,
Mary Edgar, Louise Brown. Eli
zabeth Tagg, Maybelle Kinear.
Opida Doxey, Maxine King, Al
lene McChristy, Tommie Sue Nc
Christy, Rita Fabores, Mary Dixon,
Elizabeth Nemeth, Virginia Car
diff, Margaret Mousseau, Thelma
House Mildred Frohly, and Evelyn
Mitchell.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19
SURPRISE PARTY
AT MT SIGNAL,

MT. SIGNAL-Mrs. E. E. Kelso
was hostess at a surprise party in
the Mt. Signal district Tuesday
night in honor of Mrs. Clarke
Woodland, who will leave soon to
make her residence in Lakeside.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Oil Testing Demonstration-Mor
than 100 Imperial Valley represent
atives OF the Union Oil company
met at the California hotel Tues
day night for an oil testing DEM
onstration conducted by Zell F..
Smith, district sales manager, and
H. L. Glendenning, FL Centre man.
ager p. II. Enocks and c. H.
Goughnour, research engineers,
lectured.
Hotel California Coffee Snop, char
coal broiled steaks, mixed drinks.
(N2P-Mk2A)
Shell Official Here-W. II. Hitch
man, advertising representative of
the Shell Oil Co with headquar-
tiers at Los Angeles was in the
city yesterday on company bust
ness. He left last evening for a
trip over the All American canal
workings.
Meet me at Sherwoods.
(O26P-A36A)
Issue Building Permit: Perry Joe
received a building permit at city
hall Thursday morning to build
metal flue on a store building at
30l Main street. The cost was es-
timated at SIS.
Ritz Flower Shop-Novelty Pot
terry. (Dl9A-D23P)
Sent TO Jail: Dan Roy, arrested
on a drunk and vagrancy charge,
was sentenced TO five days in Jail
after he pleaded guilty IL FL Cen
tro police court Thursday morning.
Xmas cigars ana candy. Sher-
woods. (O26P- A25A)
Receives Sentence: Mesa Sam
uel, so, was given a five-day jail
sentence in FL Centre police court
Thursday morning after pleading
guilty to drunkenness. Employees of
manufacturing plant were said TO
have objected because Samuel at
tempted to take over management
of the place.
Townsend Radio Talks, KXO. $50
Tuesday, DR.. M c. Blume, Saturday
$50, FL Centre. Ray johnson. FL
Centre.
Christmas Cigars and Candy at
Sherwoods. CO26P-A25A)
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Street Flooded: Cold weather ON
Thursday night apparently inspired
someone to turn on a water hydrant
at Fifth and Commercial streets
in the hope that a little ice skat-
ing might be enjoyed. FL Centre
police, however. spoiled the plan by
summoning the water department
emergency man.
partment emergency man.
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Boy! Good Hamburgers-Riedy
(Dl0PTF.)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19
NOTES OF VALLEY
COMMUNITIES
CHRISTMAS PARTY
HELD AT HOLTVILLE

HOLTVILLE-The young mar
ried peoples class CT the Metho-
dist church held a Christmas party
Monday in the class rooms. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Mickey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Savage were hosts.
Those attending were: Messrs. ana
Mesdames Arthur Townsend, Bill
Murray, Ted Bolin, Bill White,
Dick Martin. Bob Coyner, Harry
Stahl, Sam Reiman, G. Sawyer.
Herman Smith, Mrs. Graham Rog-
ers, Mrs. Jimmy Reynolds, Mrs.
Arthur Laymon and Rev. and Mrs.
Lang.
McCABE-Mr. and Mrs. D. Har-
tell of Arizona and their two sons,
Donald and Dwight, were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Smith Wagner.
The two boys are former residents
OF this district.
HOLTVILLE-Mrs Pierce Shib-
ley and Mrs. c. S. Acker were host
esses at a surprise stork shower
for Mrs Melvin Williams Tuesday
afternoon at the Acker home.
Those present were: Mesdames Sam
Williams, Earl Shaw, Curtis King,
Bill Lyons, Ed Carr. Earl Goolde,
Virginia Freeman, George Perry,
Langley, Faye Woodward, Tom
Rogers, A. P. SHIRLEY. and the hon
Gree Mrs. Melvin Williams
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HOLTVILLE-Mrs Grace Hart
shorn and Mrs. Anna Kingsbury
were co-hostesses Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Hartshorn at
a pot luck and bridge party for
Holtville members of the Univers -
ty club Mrs. Lewis Hartshorn
won high score and Miss Gracia
Boynton, low Members attending
We're: Mrs. Lowell JesSen, Mrs. G
L. Shaw, Mrs. E. j. Smith, Miss
Bonnie Mcdonald, Miss Francis
Hutchins, Mrs. Anna Gay, Miss
Gracia Bcynton, Mrs. Charles Say
lor, Miss Mary Newcomer, Mrs.
Wallace Kent, Mrs. Leroy Hawk,
Miss Esther Kendrick. Mrs. Crit
fin, Mrs. James Derrick, Mrs. Dean
Richmond, Mrs A P. SHIRLEY, Mrs.
Whitney and Mrs. Lewis Hart
shorn.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

holTVIllLE-Mrs Leroy Davis
entertained Mrs Graham Rogers,
Mrs Owen Ray. and Mrs. Everett
Green Tuesday afternoon at bridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Visitor From Riverside - Victor
E. Harris, veteran service officer
of Riverside county, was in FL
Centre Tuesday to confer with
Charles Nice, Imperial county vet
Grams service officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19
CALEXICO ELKS
TO HOLD DANCE

CALEXICO = Members Ct the
Calexico lodge will hold a lodge
dance Saturday night, Dec. %. Of
ficials announced at meeting
Tuesday night.
BRAWLEY - Members of the
Brawley Kiwanis club entertained
more than so children at a Christ
mas party in the basement of the
First Methodist church Tuesday.
CALEXICO Mrs. Alfonso YER
dugo and her small nephew, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel Hernandez here, have re-
turned to San Diego They We're
accompanied tc the coast city by
Miss Tillie Hernandez, Carmen
PARA and Consuela Valdez.
MT. SIGNAL-PreSent at the
Mont Downing home for Young
Peoples class party last Sunday
were Buford Arnold, ]. 3. SPRING
er, June Arnold, Harry Graham,
Miss Edna Thompson, Carl Down
ing, Oeorgle DOWNING, Elaine IRA
ham Patricia Arner, Ruby and
Ruth Brockman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mont Downing.
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CALEXICO International Golf
and Country Club members will
entertain the Yuma Country club
membership with open house Sun
day, when all Calexico golfers may
play free of charge, Earl Roberts
secretary, announced.
CALEXICO-"Old Timers Night
was observed Thursday by Goree-
Lake post of the American Legion
in the last 1885 meeting Of the post.
A wild rabbit and roast pig feed
featured the meeting.
90
BRAWLEY Percy Palmer,
Brawley high school principal, en-
tertained members and women
during Ladies Night observance by
the 1920 club here with geological
slides in technicolor, showing I'M
perial Valley scenes.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Ritz Pack Boxes, sl0C and up
18A-D23P)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Ritz Shop-Novelty Potted Ivy.
(D18A-D23P)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Buy your Christmas Fruit Cake
early Martins National Bakery.
(DI5A-D20P)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19
0UNTYY <BRlS

Attends Conference: J. Kenneth
Hickox, Imperial county manager
for the Works Progress Administra-
ton, attended a conference in the
San Bernardino offices Thursday.
He plans to return to El Centre
following the session.
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Ritz Pack Boxes, si0C and up
(18A-D23P)
Held for Officers: Juan Rodriguez,
%, was arrested in FL Centre We'd
nesday night and held in the ooun-
ty Jail for immigration officers.
90
Meet me at Sherwood's.
(O26P-A25A)
Loses Bill Fold: Lloyd A. Pusey
of Phoenix, Arizona. reported to
officers that he lost bill fold en- the
streets Of FL Centre while stopping
here Thursday. The billfold was
said to contain S4S.
90
Buy your Christmas Fruit Cake
early Martins National Bakery.
(Df5A-D20P)
Visitor From Riverside - Victor
E. Harris, veteran service officer
Of Riverside county, was in FL
Centre Tuesday to confer with
Charles Nice, Imperial county vet
Grams service officer.
Ritz Shop-Novelty Potted Ivy.
(D13A-D23P)
Reports Horses Stolen: J. B. Otis
reported to the county sheriff'S Of
flee Thursday that three horses
were stolen from his place four
miles northwest of Holtville. He said
they were stolen Sunday night
Ritz Flower Shop-Wreaths and
Holly. D18A-D23P)
Lodged in Jail. Pauline Anguiano.
SO, was brought to the county Jail
from Banning Wednesday night. He
was booked on failure to provide
charges, records show.
90
Hot Popcorn, Peanuts-Riedy's
Dl0PTF)
Pays Official Visit: John Cassidy,
representative OF the veterans di-
vision of the United States EN-
ployment service, was in FL Centre
Wednesday for a conference with
county officials.
Hearing Oontinued-Prelimin
hearing for Fred Mitchell, arrested |
on hit and run charges, was con-
tinued until January 2, in the |
Brawley Justice court Wednesday
afternoon.
o.
Dine and Dance every nlgnt az
the international Golf Slub-Calex-
ico-No cover charge. (N20A-D1sP)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Held for Officers: Juan Rodriguez,
%, was arrested in FL Centre We'd
nesday night and held in the ooun-
ty Jail for immigration officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Attends Conference: J. Kenneth
HickoX, Imperial county manager
for the Works Progress Administra-
ton, attended a conference in the
San Bernardino offices Thursday.
He plans to return to e Centre
following the session.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Loses Bill Fold: Lloyd A. Pusey
of Phoenix, Arizona, reported to
officers that he lost bill fold On the
streets Of FL Centre while stopping
here Thursday. The billfold was
said to contain S48.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Reports Horses Stolen: J. B. Otis
reported to the county sheriff's Of
flee Thursday that three horses
were stolen from his place four
miles northwest of Holtville. He said
they were stolen Sunday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Meet me at Sherwoods.
(O26P-A25A)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

CALEXICO = Members Ct the
Calexico lodge will hold a lodge
dance Saturday night, Dec. %. Of
ficials announced at a meeting
Tuesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Ritz Flower Shop-Wreaths and
Holly. D18A-D23P)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Hotel California Coffee Snop, char
coal broiled steaks, mixed drinks.
(N2P-Mk2A)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Issue Building Permit: Perry Joe
received a building permit at city
hall Thursday morning to build
metal flue on a store building at
30l Main street. The cost was es-
timated at SIS.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Meet me at SherwoodS.
(O26P-A36A
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Ritz Flower Shop-Novelty Pot
terry. (Dl8A-D23P)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Pays Official Visit: John Cassidy,
representative of the veterans di-
vision of the United States EN-
ployment service, was in FL Centre
Wednesday for a conference with
county officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

BRAWLEY = Members of the
Brawley Kiwanis club entertained
more than so children at Christ
mas PARTY in the basement of the
First Methodist church Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Lodged in Jail: Pauline Anguiano,
&c, was brought to the county Jail
from Banning Wednesday night. He
was booked on failure to provide
charges, records show.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Hearing Oontinued-Prelimin
nearing for Fred Mitchell, arrested
on hit and run charges, was con-
tinued until January 2, in the
Brawley Justice court Wednesday
afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Boy. Good Hamburgers-Riedy's
(Dl0PTF.)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Hot Popcorn, Peanuts-Riedy's.
DloPTF)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-19

Townsend Radio Talks, KXO, $50
Tuesday, DR.. NJ. c. Blume, Saturday
$50, Ell Centre. Ray johnson, FL
Centre.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
CO[OREO CADET
OFFICERS NAMED
Field, Staff and Line Lead
ers Are Chosen for New
School Terms.

Appointment of field, staff and line
officers for the colored high school
cadet brigade was announced last
week through the Office of DR.. Gar
net C. Wilkinson, first assistant SUPER
intendent Of schools. in charge Of COLI
ored high schools. The appointments
we're made on the recommendation Of
Capt. Arthur c. Newman Of the 372d
Infantry, professor of military science
and tactics, and were approved by the
principals of the three senior high
schools composing the 9th Cadet
Brigade.
The brigade staff is composed Of
Col. william H. Bullock. Dunbar;
Maj. Frank B. johnson, Dunbar; Maj.
Joseph C. Stewart, Cardozo: Maj.
Lloyd Henderson. Armstrong; Maj.
Harold Saunders, Armstrong, and
Warrant Officer James H. o. Chisley,
Dunbar.
Commanding the brigade band are
Capt. James Wright. Dunbar: First
Lieut.. Charles johnson. Armstrong;
Second Lieut.. William ONeal, Arm
strong: Second Lieut. Samuel Mitchell,
Cardozo. and Warrant Officer Albert
Cherry, Dunbar.
Regiment Officers.
Oficers Of the oath Regiment at
Dunbar High School follow:
Lieut.. Col. Benjamin Hunton, Staff
Capts. Norbert Gillem, John Hurd,
Joseph Dyer and Ralph Mckinney;
Majs. Lawrence Holloman and Percy
Pitts. First Lieut. -Adjts. Rufus Moore
and Leroy billiard. and Second Lieut.
Supply Ofiicers Wendell Lucas and
Harry Davis; Cspts. Highwarden Just,
Wainwright Jenkins. Nathaniel Dixon
and Rothwell Burke; First Lieuts.
Samuel McCottry. Russell Hines, Mel
vim Lowry and Harold Tinsley: Sec
ond Lieuts. Robert Euell. James Deahl,
George Scurlock. Gordon Southall,
Earl Harrison, William Hawkins, Will
liam Bowie and Joseph Logan. jr.
Oficers Of the 25th Regiment at
Armstrong High School follow:
Lieut.. Col. Robert King, staff
Capts. Hodford Brown. William Bel
lows, Richard Fisher and Edward
Mitchell; Majs. Elmer Jones and
Alvin Bridges; First Lieut.. Adjts.
Charles Peters and Roland Gee;
Second Lieut.. Supply Officers Freder-
lex o. Carter and George L, Wash
ingtOn; Capts. James B. Davidson,
Robert Fields, Charles Byrd. George
McLeese and Russell F. Better; First
Lieuts. Willard Robinson. Emanuel
Thompson, Joseph Crawford. Milton
B. Wright and William D. Wood;
Second Lieuts. William Parker, Ken
meth Hardy. joseph Gaffney, James
w. Scott. Bruce Stewart, William Car
penter. Raymond E. Thomas, Charles
Davis, Earl Adams and Harold Craw-
ford.
Cardoso Officers.
Officers of the 10th Regiment at
Cardozo High School are:
Lieut.. Col. Godfrey Dunmore. Staff
Capts. Thomas Bowser. Herbert Dixon.
william Jones and Edward Brown:
Majs. Thomas Martin and Frank
Reid; First Lieut.. Adjts. Mckinley
Grey and Robert Quick; Second
Lieut.. Supply Offlcers Fred Ellis and
John Henderson,: Capts. Charles
Winston. William McKenney. Roland
o. Smith and Clarence c. Butler;
First Lieuts Joseph williams. Car
roll Scott, Randolph Hall and William
johnson; Second Lieuts. Edward
York. jr: Hugh wallace, James
Watts. Clarke Carter, Guy J. Witcher
and Samuel Moseley.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
HELD
ISSUE IN ELECTION
vandenberg Calls Cabinet Mem
Der "Personifcation of Ram.
pant Spoilsmanship."
y tha Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 14.-Sena-
tor Arthur H. Vandenberg, Republi-
can, Of Michigan sailed for Europe to-
day voicing prophecy that Farley
Ism will be one of the most embarrass-
ing issues to confront President Roose-
velt during the next campaign"
"Farleyism," Senator Vandenberg
said, was "the personification Of
rampant craftsmanship"
Like all Gaul.' he added. Jim Far
ley is divided into three parts. One
part is chairman Of the Democratic
Committee, another the chairman Of
the New York State Committee and
the third part is Postmaster General.
mo other Cabinet member ever re-
tained the craftsmanship of party as
long as he has"
Concerning his own presidential as
pirations, Vandenberg remarked:
Il am certainly not going to say
anything about that"
The Senator was accompanied by
his wife. They expect to travel for
about six weeks "on a vacation trip
only"
Evening star., 1935-09-15
CANADA ECONOMIC
ADVANCE PERSISTS
Business Operations Index
Is 99.4 Percent of 1926
Trade Level.
Special Dispa tch 70 The Star

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
OTTAWA. Ontario, September IA
Canada's economic recovery persists,
according to records for the first seven
months Of this year, when most Of the
significant economic factors advanced
to new high levels against rninima
during the worst phases Of the depres-
sion in 1888
Most symptomatic as rejecting
actual production in a wide variety of
industries, physical volume Of business
operations showed an index, expressed
as percentage of the base year of
1926. of 994, compared with 1877 in
the first seven months Of 1898. This
is gain Of IS per cent.
Gains Consistently Shown.
Monthly indiceS this year have con.
sistently shown gains over correspond
ing months in 1884, pursuing the up
ward trend begun in the later months
of 1893. 1t may be added that this
years level has recently been slightly
above that Of 1926, considered the year
most representative of average con-
ditionS in the postwar period.
Wholesale prices we're relatively
stable during 1884 and the first seven
months Of 1885. following the con-
siderable advance during the preceding
year.
Only recently has this economic
recovery had any marked effect on
banking conditions. Current loans
reached new low point at the end of
April. subsequent to the persistent de-
cline begun in 1929. Another recess
sion was shown in July following
minor gains in May and June. This
tardiness of reversal was explained BY
the eagerness Of executives to relieve
themselves of the burden Of old debts
as soon as conditions permitted.
July Holdings s1,O31, ,O0o, 900.
1t was in the gain of security hold
ings that the most striking develop
ment of the banking field occurred
Holdings have increased sharply since
the middle of 1892. amounting at the
end of July to s1,031 100000. highest
point in the history Of Canadian bank
ing.
Rejecting in part the gain in the
holdings of Government securities.
readily available bank assets made up
OF eight accounts reached a new high
point at $l,257 100000 on July 81,
a gain Of % per cent over the first
seven months of 1888. Reduction in
outstanding credit and increases in
deposits and liquid reserves greatly
strengthened the fundamental posi-
ton Of the banks in the last two
years.
A statement just issued by Labor
Minister Wesley A. Gordon shows
234, ,729 heads of families on relief in
Canada during August, against 25o,84
in July-a decline of 8.2l per cent
However. there has been an alarming
and altogether disproportionate in
crease in relief costs in some provinces.
(Copyrisht 1880
Evening star., 1935-09-15
MRS. SAMUEL ROBINSON
TO SPONSOR DESTROYER
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary Swanson yesterday desig-
mated Mrs. Samuel S. Robinson Of
Frederick. Md, as sponsor for the
destroyer Clark, which will be launched
at Quincy, Mass, October Is.
Mrs. Robinson is the wife Of Rear
Admiral Robinson, retired, and the
daughter Of the late Rear Admiral
Charles E. Clark, for whom the YES
sci was named.
During the Civil War, Clark served
in the west gulf blockading squad
ron under Farragut and participated
in the Battle Of Mobile Bay.
In 1898 he took a leading part in
destruction Of the Spanish fleet OF
Cuba while serving as captain Of the
battleship Oregon.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
CRUISE TO AID FUND
FOR COLORED CHILDREN

To raise milk fund Tor needy COL
ored children, the steamer Southport
on the Potomac River today will make
four excursion cruises under the aus
pices of the U Street Branch Of the
Good Samaritans. Novelties. a prize
dance and an all-day barbecue have
been arranged for passengers.
The steamer will leave the wharf at
Water and Sixth streets southwest at
1890 am. 2:30 pm, $50 pm. and
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
MARRIAGE OF PRIEST
KEPT SECRET 5 DAYS
By the Associated Press.


PARIS. Mo-. September l4.-Mrs.
E. w. Seibert today made public the
marriage last Tuesday of her daugh-
ter, Miss Roberta Seibert, %, to Rev.
John B. Platisha. formerly pastor of
Catholic Church at Perryville. Mo.
A marriage license for a Miss Rob-
erta Seibert and a John B. Platisha
was issued at Shelbyville September
10, and Rev. Harold Roberts. pastor
of the First Christian Church here,
said he had performed ceremony for
a couple of the same names.
Rev. Mr.. Platisha was director Of
the recent bi-centennial celebration
at Ste. Genevieve, Mo. Miss Seibert
served as secretary to the directorate
during the celebration.
Mrs. Seibert said today she under
stood the couple was on a honeymoon
trip somewhere in the West"
Evening star., 1935-09-15
cts Twins" Dad Wins Race

Just before he was to ride in the
big race Of the afternoon in Redcar,
England. Gordon Richards, the cham
pion English jockey, received q tele-
gram stating his wife had given birth
to twins. To celebrate Richards
romped home TO victory in the track
event on horse appropriately named
Fairbairn. The boy twins have since
died.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
Robert Family Long Prominent In
Georgia Life

ATLANTA, September IA R.-
Granting of divorce decree in Reno
to Mrs. L. w. (Chip) Robert. wife of
the Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury, confirmed reports prevalent here
for some time.
Mrs. Robert left here several weeks
ago. Her mother a few days later con-
firmed that she had gone to Reno.
Robert, before assuming q Federal
position, was prominent in social cir
cles and was head of the L. W. Robert
g. Co., architects. The name has
since been changed.
Miss Louisa Robert, their daughter,
is president of the Atlanta Debutante
Club and a nationally known SWIM
mer. She was q member Of the last
United States Olympic team, but an
attack of appendicitis few days be-
fore the meet kept her from compet-
ing.
The Roberts also have q grown son.
Lawrence.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
NAZI JUSTICE MINISTER
AIMS BLOW AT JEWS
Declares "Brodsky Is Type to Re-
mind Us of Danger of Justice
in Hands of Jews"

~ the Associated Press.
, NUREMBERG. Germany, September
.i4.-Hans Frank, minister of justice,
told the Nazi convention today, I'm
the name Of the German bench I have
protested against the characteristic
Jewish impudence" of Magistrate
Louis Brodsky Of New York.
. (Brodsky acquitted five men Of
charges growing from rioting when the
German liner Bremen docked in New
York;
The time is past that the German
people can be insulted by Jews" the
NaM minister said. "Brodsky is the
type to remind us in the future of
the danger Of justice when 1t Is in the
hands of Jews"
Jews cannot properly interpret
Mani laws" he said in emphasizing
that Jews must be ousted even fur
ther from the law courts.
Evening star., 1935-09-15
Wrong Lane Turn Hazardous
BY WILLIAM A. VAN DUZER
Director of Vehicles and Traffic.

In the Safe Driving Pledge Of the Safety Council Of
The Evening Star the II taken the
80 of the motor vehicle accidents fatalities
Evening star., 1935-09-15
DECREE GRANTED
! TOMRS. ROBERTS
Reno Suit Against Treasury
Official Charged Men
tai Cruelty.

Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Lawrence w. Robert, jr.,
who celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary here February 9, were
divorced in Reno, New, yesterday.
The petition was filed by the wife,
Mrs. Louise Ayres Robert, and Mr.
Robert did not contest her applica-
tlon.
It is rumored that Robert will mar
~ Mrs. Evelyn Walker, prominent in
society here and an ardent horse
woman, who divorced her former hus-
band, Fielding Robinson of New York,
several years ago. Mrs. Roberts pc
,tition charged mental cruelty and
asked custody Of two minor children.
It was understood alimony Of $500
N month has been arranged out of
court.
ACTION WAS EXPECTED.