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that the gradual breakdown OF
the human body causes more
deaths every year than disease
germs
IF your physical let-down IA caused
Ill Nv "a lowered rcd-bl00d-ccll and
hemo-Elo-bin content I'm the blood
then SIS. IA waiting 10 help you ...
though, TX you suspect nm organic
trouble, you will, az course. want 10
consult a physician OF surgeon.
SIS. IN not Just IA s0-called tonic.
II IA a tonic specially designed 60
stimulatc gastric sccrctionS, and also
has the mineral elements sO very, very
necessary In rebuilding the oAy-cn-
carrying hepo-Elo-bin of the blood.
This two fold purpose Is important
Digestion IL improved ... food IA bet
ter utilized ~. and thus you are en-
ablcd 10 better "cnrry cn" without
cxhalstion-As YOU should naturally.
You should feel and look years
Younger with life giving and purify
Ing blood surEing through your body.
You owe this 10 yourself and friends.
Make SIS. your health safeguard
and, unless your case Is exceptional.
you should soon enjoy again the sat-
~isfaction OF appetiEing food 4. sound
sleep ... steady nerve "a good COM
plcxion and renewed strength.
SIS. ~ sold by all drug stores in
two sizes. The = economy sire Is twice
MS large as the Sl.25 regular sire ana
~ sufficient for two weeks treatment.
Eegin on The uProad today. Css.s c.
DO not Nv blinded hy the eHorts of q
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have a right To insist that SIS. De SUP
Piled yuu cn request Ia long yenrscfprCf-
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, 1935-02-18

There are Is million buildings IN
the United States In need OF repairs,
according TO Ward VA Canadav OF
the federal housing administration.
He adds: Just To I'LL our normal
requirements OF new houses that
have been completely Neglected since
1929 would require l.750.000 houses"
, 1935-02-18

Nov We shall hear from a banker.
Percy n JolnSon. chairman OF the
Chemical Bank and Trust Co. Of
New YORK:
The nation has tried "a accom-
plish In one generation that which.
Under ordinar. and prudent cir
cuunStancess 1t should take q country
, 1935-02-18
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. l8 -P-CU- 8
Dept. ATT.)-POtatoes, dull. supplies
liberal. demand and trading SLOW:
sacked Der cWt Idaho rusrets US
No. II. i.42ia As: commercial grade
l27t1.
, 1935-02-18

"A scrap5ook containing newspaper
clippings that cover all events OF
President Rocsevelt's first year To
office has been prepared for presen-
tation to him by Mrs. j. Y. Mccartney
or Arco, Ca
, 1935-02-18
Hitler himself. who Is nov IN Nun
fch-
Dupes' Of Colonel

The women implicated were said
TO ha-e been dunes OF Colonel sos
nowSki in obtaining military infor-
nation from various sources. Frau
lein Won Jena. for example. was the
daughter Of a German army general
and a stenccrapher In the reichs-
wrl1r ministry
Frau von Faikenhayn was born
Observation-Disclosures. She mar
ried joseph Won BrrI a flier III the
German al c"rps curing the Wcr,d
war and 4 nan OF hirr standing IN
Germany. Apparently nm effort was
mace not a. besrudre his name.
for. following their divorce while
she was In prison after her arrest
last year. she Cas carried on the
records as Frau vCL Falkenhayn
rathe. thar SIS Frau Won BERG.
, 1935-02-18
Models Birds

Modelling birds from paper and
clay Is the hobby OF Dorothea Rich
ardson. Westmoreland. England. She
has created $50 varieties OK the fea-
thered creatures, carefully preserv-
ING the scale.
, 1935-02-18

Women or Hungary delieht In the
volume OF their petticoats. some
times wearing 70 OK more at one TINA.
, 1935-02-18

that the decision IN the god case
would be handed down Monday
, 1935-02-18
M visitors Room

49, @&2
There we're about 40 visitors
here, mostly women and crtldren.
laid Leslie Long. an Altus convict.
who was there talking with his wife
and siSter-in-law.
we all went out toward the front
over. They he-ded us out there 70
Keep the guards from shooting a.
them.
after they broke. ] went Y and
rave up"
AS the mob rampaged down the
corridors toward the double barred
front door and freedom. n OF them
Snatched q sawed off shotgun from
a door-guard's wall rack.
In instant later. the same gun
blazed It's fatal charge az 90 year
old Peter Jones. alert in hts guard
tower In front OF the prison walls.
I'm sure he didn't have q chance
% defend himself" cried Mrs. Va
ters.
The convicts hunched forward
warily behind their helpless host
ages.
A feminine figure raced into the
Yard from the Warden's residence.
lust outside the walls. II was Ward
en- Waters. Her hand fluttered I'D
In a signal TO riflemen In sentry
boxes on wall and tower.
They fired without effect, their
craftsmanship impeded by the hap
less captiveS.
, 1935-02-18

upon the entire body polite"
II j. q good idea to keep q supply
X Clothes Ringers with namsy writ
fan on them az each child in the
fairly. 1t makes a little game OF
ranging I'D their clothes and avoids
much pressing Nv mother.
, 1935-02-18
SOONER HOMES
CONTINUED From Page one)

CONTINUED From Page One)
precautions by the outlaw gang OF
rapists. robbers and killers. After q
break OF q Granite convicts August
is, 1882. at orgy OF assaults and rob-
berries terrified southwestern Okla
h0ma-
From two smugg.ed pistols, the
plot expanded abruptly to its dead
ly completion
The ringleider appeared sudden
" at the side OF . trusty prisoner,
serving as inside turnkey. and poked
a pistol muZzle AGAINST his ribs
"Give us the keys" they Kissed.
With cold precision. the malcon-
tents rounded I'D all inside turkeys
and Day Sergeant walter Ford. lock-
ing them In a cell.
"Cone on" they yelled.
, 1935-02-18
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CONTINUED From Page One)
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NORTHWESTERN. 2e36-Corner store
room. living rooms. semi-modern. ga
rage: SIT. TA-255l.
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r E N 7 AIS
% Furnished Apis. and Houses
25 Business. Office and Desk Space

GROOM modern house furnished; water
gas lights paid. garage: adults. In
ouire. $500 7ie z New York.
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81 Miscellaneous For Sale
BUILDING MATERIAL
NEW AND USED
NAIL-FREE LUMBER
MARION MATERIAL co.
WRECKING CONTRACTORS
CLYDE OSBORNE, Mgr.
2046 Northwestern Ave.

HOSE REELS; porcelain table tops $lOO
and 20-inch in diameter, Csc each; will
low clothes baskets, wash boilers, step
ladders. bargain in high-grade gas
ranges, cabinet type gasoline pressure
ranges BIG FOUR U AIM E D
FREIGHT STATION. corner Capitol and
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RENTALS
p Unfinished Apartments
IS Household Goods

General Apartments, Inc.
y ". vsrmon,-st. LI-743s
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CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, S.:
I. Daniel j. ONeill Jr.. Clerk of the City
of indianapolis. Indiana. do hereby certify
the above and foregoing is full. true and
complete copy of General Ordinance No;
%. 1885: that said ordinance was passed
bv the Common Council on the 18th day OF
March, 1885, and was signed and approved
bv the Mayor on the 10Th day Of March,
1885, and now remains on file and on rec
ord in my office.
WITNESS nv hand and official seal Of
the City of Indianapolis, Indiana. this goth
day of March. 1895.
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a.;'I:

Air Flow sedan: dual equip
ment; mohair upholstery. Honestly this
car can not be told from new: speed
mas ouilt-in trunk; new golden French
oelge; can not understand why former
owner would want to exchange this beau
THU car; we will sacrifice it; make us
an offer special proposition to farmers
Used Car Store New Car Store
'%V N OspItoI-AY. 5l4 N. Capitol-Av.
RI-0962 TT-Q060
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3 Furnished Apis. md Houses
Ambassador Apartment Hotel

PENNSYLVANIA a. Ninth
choke furnished Apartment nov
available Hc.el service u desired Daily
weekly rates RT-is7i
Sso-EAST-Nice s-rn hone ward. rsr
Others WHITE. Rites. TR-7ss6
ALABAAfA SIS and a-rocn. private
bath neVly furnished : bedrooms.
reasonable
CENTSAL. aisi-ss % uk- rooms. pri-
Vate porch ard ent; ADULTS. EE-fiss.
FLETCHER s4s-1 large ROOMS Kitchen
etc. utilities furnished: IS weekly. DR.
o50q-
PARK. ttie-GiFl 20 share expenses. small
apartment; references exchanged. after
9 p. n Lr-s136.
WOODRUFF PLACE. Ell 2 DR. rooms.
cath. kitchen ard utilities; s..
LcvELY furnished e1 north. rs. Bcrn
st1so -. L-3le4. IA-o33S.
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Notice is hereby given to taxpayers Of
the City Of Indianapolis that the Common
Council of the City Of Indianap polls now
has pending before it appropriation Orol-
nance No. s. 1885. sppropriating. the sum
of Seven Thousand Two Hundred ~. ZOO
O0l Dollars from the BALANCE in the gem
eral fl i for the year 1895. and trans
ferring he same to the budget OF me
Beard Of Safety and fixing time wnen
the same shall take effect. -
The above described ordinance Is que
10 come up for passage at me he 1d re- ar
meeting OF the council to be held on TINS
LIST day Of April. 1885. -. =
After said appropriation hes oeen oe-
terrined anv 10 or more taxpayers ieel-
ing themselves aggrieved may appeal 70
The state Board Of Tax Commissioners Tor
further and nnal action thereon s5,,n, BY Ming
p prditor not later than 10 DAYS after said
appropriation has been made s by sac a. c9 en-
"reminiscences will hx date for hearing
in this county. - "a -
CITY Of indianapolis this 2oth day OF
MARCH, isS' DANIEL :. oNEML. yR.
CITY CLERK.
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Batteries

Firestone Batteries for All Cars.
DIT OCK,S USE YOUR CHARGE
DLOOh - Firestone Shop. 5th Floor
LINK BATTERY & IGNITION CO.-Road
service. tires. batteries. 1921 E. Wash.
IR-0959.
RUSS Kinks SERVICE STATION Tires,
batteries. Rentals. recharging. 4310 <
New York RI-4110.
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fixing a time when the same shall take
Be 1T ORDAINED BY THE COMMON
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIAN-
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nd REQUIRING REPORTS The Char
ity Solicitations Commission may require
from the licensee hereunder any reports
intervals as in the discretion of the COM
mission shall be necessary for the success
Jul administration of the provisions OF
public welfare of the CITY of Indiana polls.
lnA & a
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AUTO M 0 TIV
General Repairing

AUTO REPAIRING by expert mechanics;
A. A A. A AUTOMOBILE SERVICE. 10
E. 10th. LI-6826.
SPECIALIZE Essex Hudson, Terraplane
service APPLICABLE MOTOR CO., IS
w. 1ith-st. LI3262.
UPTOWN GARAGE-General repairing. ex
pert mechanics. 4l65 College. WA-42I7
GERKTNG'S TRUCK SERVICE = Truck
service only. 1889 N Illinois. RI-ssO0.
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JACK1EL W. JOSEPH
PAUL E. RATHERT
LOGAN G. SCHOLL
ALBERT H. GISLER
,rk Commissioners Civ OF
Board Of Park
Tndia09DOliS

GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 20, 1885
AN ORDINANCE establishing a certain
passenger and/or loading zone in the City
of Indianapolis pursuant TO the provisions
of Section 26 of General Ordinance No SO.
1928 as amended by General Ordinance
No. 81. 1881, as amended by General Or
dinance No. So, 1881, and fixing time
when the same shall take effect.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE COMMON
C0UUINICgIL OF, OF The CITY OF INDIAN
SECTION THAT for the purpose Of
providing the owners or occupants of Ger
tain premises fronting on certain public
ingress and egress for passengers. mate
rails and merchandise coming to or going
from such premises. such owners or occu-
pants having complied with the provisions
1929. as amended by General Ordinance
No. 81. 1881. as amended by General Or
lishment Of passenger and/or loading
zones at the place hereinafter set out,
and said board having caused an inyesti-
CATION to be made thereof and having rec
commended the establishment. pursuant to
the terms Of the aforesaid ordinance. the
following passenger andLor loading zone
the II citv Of indiana polls. to-wit
1o feet in front of $40 West Wash
ington Street said premises being oc-
sE 9ff n S 5 Fh oTsnsScs Son Shall be in
fun force and effect from and after its
pa ssage, approval by the mayor and pub
lication according to law.
state of Indiana, Marion County, City Of
Indianapolis, SIS:
I. Daniel J. O'Neil. Jr.. Clerk Of the
Citv Of Indianapolis. Indiana do hereby
certify the above and foregoing is full.
true and complete copy Of General Oroi-
nance No. 20. 1885; that said ordi-
nance was passed by the Common Council
on the 18th day of March, 1885 and was
signed and approved by the Mayor on the
10th day Of March. 1885 and now remains
On file and OF record in my office.
witness ny hand and the official seal
Of the CITY Of Indianapolis. Indiana this
goth day of March. 1895.
DANIEL j. O'NETLL JR.
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NorIcr - rAYpAYEps

DANIEL j. O'NEILL. JR.
CITY Clerk
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AU TOT OLIVE
a :Z:Ssg;IlIllg: 81

B1 BUICK sedan; excellent barg 1925
BOTH d CENTRAL SALES co. TA-5550
CHEVROLET-'33 Master coach; paint as
good as new; practically new tires; low
mileage; car recently gone over mechan-
lcally; will take your car in trade or ac-
cept B. g. L. stock at face value as down
payment; special proposition to farmers
with hog checks.
Used Car Lot New Car Store
72o N Capjtol-Av. 514 N. Capitol-Av.
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Upon receipt of written notification of APP
proval from the Charity Solicitations Com
mission. as provided in paragraph la Of
this section; and upon receipt from the
applicant of an issuance fee of One Dol
lar $1,000. the City Controller shall Issue
a license to such applicant for the period
designated in such notification.
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S25 to S29
$50 to S39
so to Sf9

GRACELAND. s157-Suitabis for doctor or
dentist. etc e-room modern. basement.
Earare ward. shrubberv. TA-64i5
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Again n 1884 as IN isss-The Tines
Vas tire ONLY Indianapolis Evening Psper
20 show q gain II Want ads
TIE REASON-EESuLTS
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l.:.,l:.

CHEVROLET COACH. 1928-s6o.
800 N. Meridian.
CHEVROLET-'31 coach; maroon; motor
mechanically AL; ideal car for family
with moderate income; small down paw
ment, pay balance to us weekly; reason
aole nnance charge; special proposition
TO farmers with hog checks
UseQ Car Store New Car Store
72o N: Capitol-Av. 514 N CapitoI-Av.
RI-0962 II-Q000
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YOU are proud Of your new car. Let
''McLellens Better Service Garage" keep
il new Smonizing. waxing. reasonable.
Special rates. night parking in our ultra
modern, freproof garage. 400 N. Talbot.
LI-8765.
SIMONIzING, So; waxing. So polishing. 81.
Guaranteed. 1909 Bellefontaine-st. RI
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SIND AND SPRING NEILL-RD Modem
house. bed rooms s acres fruit barn
other buildings So 50 Ter month J. H
ALBERSEARDT EI-ssss
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Auto Radio
Auto SimoniZing

AUTO RADIOS-Specialzed installation
service. IND. RADIO SERVICE. 1927
Caoitoi RI-8S55
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Seat Covers
Service Station

Firestone Seat Covers for All Cars.
DT OTK,C USE YOUR CHARGE
DLOOh y Firestone Shop, 5th Floor
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NOTICE OF HEARING

ON ACQUISITION RESOLUTION. No. l.
1885 of the Board of Park Commissioners
TO 'i WHOM M II IT NAY SY' c CONCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by BY c tns
Board OF Park C1mm5Sio4ebrSt o. bv tHe s Ae
QUESTION Resolution No. l, 1888. IT has
determined to acquire the following oe-
scribed property in the City Of Indianap-
0 Part tno Of the East u of the Southwest "
Section H. Township IS North; Range
East. Marion County State OF Indiana.
Beginning on the North line of the said
half quarter section at point, 827 chains
West of the Northeast corner OF SAID halt
quarter section. thence, South 1901 chains
to the center of Bethel avenue at point
go chains North. STA degrees west
measured along. center Of said Bethel
section thence North 62l2 degrees West
along and with the center of said Bethel
avenue 1921 chains to the. West line OF
said half quarter section at a point 9.33
chains South of the Northwest corner Of
said half quarter section thence North on
and along said West line 9.33 chains to the
Northwest corner of said half quarter sec
ton; thence East along the North line OF
said half quarter section to the place OF
beginning, containing Is acres more or
less.
That said real estate so to be acquired
is to be used for park and boulevard pur:
poses in the City of indianapolis. and Will
be made a part of the park and boule-
BY said resolution it is provided that
Thursday. the 4th day of April 1895, at
1000 a. m. at the office of said Board in
final action will be taken. confirming.
modifying or resembling said resolution.
and when it will receive and hear remon-
strances from persons interested, in or az
fected by said proceedings and when IL
will determine the public utility and bene-
At thereof. .v,
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Other Houses

DRAPER. 1851 Rooms and kitchenette.
semi-modern. water paid zcoc neiEhbor-
hood. Al condition HU-s36S. DR-S5e4-R.
GNTBER-sT. I4s7-Desirabls s-rooui bun
Ealow. ward. garage. near Garfield PARK.
McLAIN-PL. ss-4 rms. water ID So
NeW yorx 1914 W s rms. garage.
garden Rtchlaud 1ss y e-rm. cottage.
EaraCe Make cfer. EI-171S
oLIvE iiss-S-roon seri-mocern. Eood
ccnct.ion. water paid DR-isil-W after
q n
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FLY WHEELS. starter gears repaired with
out removing from car. Average job $3.50.
General repairs-wrecks rebuilt. ToW-ln
service TREXLER'S AUTO SERVICE
1904 N. Penn. LI-2184.
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Tires

JERRY's SUPER SERVICE STATIONS
S. West. Tires, batteries, complete greas-
ing service.
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AUTO M 0 TIVE
Auto Insurance

FOR AUTO INSURANCE call A. L. VII
LARD. sos Fletcher Trust Bldg. LI-75O5
Auto Glass
HOOKS GARAGE-646 E. Market. Glass
replaced while you wait. R1-9l70.
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l;,''

FORD-.34 de luxe tudor. s11O down.
HARRY A. SHARP CO. 44s Virginia-av.
FORD-'29 rbt; excellent ------.-----sff5
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES CO. TA-555O,
FORD-'33 Va business coupe: very low
mileage; jet black finish; car has had
wonderful mechanical care; good tires:
this car was traded by a person who
wanted a fve-passenger car; will accept
your car as down payment if equivalent:
special proposition TO farmers with hog
checks
Used Car Lot New Car Store
100 N. Capitol-Av. 514 N. Capitoi-Av.
RI-0962 LI-sO0O
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AUTO RADIATORS Expertly cleaned. re-
paired. ACME RADIATOR CO.. 62S N
Illinois.
Al AUTO RADIATOR CO.-Service guar
anteed: day or mite. Ill Kentucky-ay
II-5IQ0
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a Anchor Coal & Sup. Co.
II. sss W. Maryland. RI 4l3I
VI 24-HOUR SERVICE
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Motor Oil
Radiator Repairing

Firestone Motor OIL for All Cars.
DIT OCLy;C USE YOUR CHARGE
DLOOTA - Firestone Shop. 5th Floor
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Car Wash
General Repairing

CARS WASHED, soc; fabrication, soc
BAXTER ONE-STOP. 1921 N Meridian
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k:s,::.I,s.s;yIIag:2sg Y $500:

DODGE coupe. late "a; excellent condition:
you Will not be able to te this car
rom rom nrand new mechanic y perfect.
price We ask. WE NEED THE CASH
II you are thinking Of a new car give
yourself break and see this beautiful
Used Car Store New Car Store
TO N CapItol-Ay. 5l4 N Capitol-Ay.
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TINES WANT ADS are the most
economical n the eit5.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-30
REVISION Of
BUDGET WILL
MAKE SAVING

Continued from Page One)
will take S700,000,000 instead Of
S792 ,4S4, ,265.
On the revenue side of the budget,
the President estimated that al
cohol beverage taxes will bring in
S494, SAC. 900. or S64,840.000 more than
had been estimated in the original
budget.
Reviving foreign trade resulted in
a boost in the customs collections
estimate to 1888, 100000 from $685.
100000 while tobacco leyies are to
bring in $476,370,0OO. instead OF
S43O, 100000. The yield from manu-
facturerS' excise taxes was boosted
10 1894. 100000 from 1888 100000.
Despite the slash IN expenditures
estimates, the government this year
likely will set another peace-time
record of expenditures of s7.S75, ,825,-
l66 made in the fiscal year ended
June 80. 1885.
The budget revision figured that
The governments debt on June 80,
1886. as teh result Of borrowing to
meet the deficit. would reach an
all-time record of $50, ,723,619, ,346.
President Roosevelt reiterated that
the continued deficit was caused
entirely by recovery and relief
costs. He again indicated that as
soon as these are reduced, it will
be possible to balance the budget.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-30
New Principal At
Calipatria School

CALIPATRIA, Sept. 30 (SpeciaD
Edgar McMath, principal of the
Elsinore high school, has been
chosen by the local high school
board to become principal of the
Calipatria high school, succeeded E.
Lester Cox, vino has resigned.
McMath is expected to take up his
new duties as soon as he can obtain
lis release from his present situa-
ton, and comes to the local institu-
ton with the highest recommended
tionS.
Resignation of Cox followed his
recent disappearance on his way
back to the valley TO resume his
duties following the summer vaca-
ton. Cox was missing for over a
week but finally returned to the
home of relatives near Los Angeles
No explanation of his DISAPPEARANCE
has ever been made.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-30
Allotment Reduced
For Central Valley

WASHINGTON. Sept. 30. U.R)-
Work-relief officials, it was learned
today have reduced the allotment
for the Central Valley, Calf, ir-
rigation project to $15,0O0,000 from
an original $20,000,000.
The reclamation bureau, while
confirming the $5,000,000 cut, re-
fused to say why the action had
been taken.
The $2O,O0O,0O0 was allocated
early in the $4,000, 100000 employ
ment program to rsy for one
years work on the huge develop
ment.
Reclamation officials pointed out
that the reduction would not him
der construction of the project, be-
cause the $15,000,000 allotment was
only for the first year.