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AMM0UNC M ENTS
L Death Notices

LALLEY. FRANK T.-Beloved brother of
Mary. Emma. and William D. Lalley and
Mrs. M. w. Healey, passed away Thurs
day, June g. At the residence 1914 N.
New Jersey-st. Funeral Monday June
Peter and Paul cathedral. 9 a. m.
Interment Holy Cross cemetery Friends
invited.
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Junior Filters Get Two
Races and New Prize
Change in Competition Adds to Lure of ScrppS Howard
Air Derby Which Started Monday.
BY ED CLARKE
National Junior AYia ton Editor

Two instead of oneand two fine cosscouny airplane trips
the
air derby the greatest its Kind
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N T r A L CIV E S
FREE lIARCELS
2G9 |. o o. T. Bldg.


Why suffer? Quick re-
lief for Head troubles.
Chiropractic a n d
Elect. Massage. Mrs.
Mildred Creon. $50
Coffey- st. suffered 5
mo. 100 vision caused
by sinus infection.
Her sight was COM
pletely restored with
2 wks. treatments by
DR.. G.. r. WILLIAMS
Sill Rsvlt Big. LI-8019.
Free Examination
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Basement Waterproofing

Basement WaterproOfing
WET EASEMENTS MADE DRY,
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Cleaners
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Floor Repairing
OLD FLOORS sanded rehnished; cleo
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Garages
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plete auto repairing; work guaranteed;
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General Auto Repairing
ECONOMY AUTO REBUILDING CORP.
2l5 West Mich. St.
Dependable painting and repairing.
FLYwHEELs. starter gears repaired
without removing from car. Az. job,
$3.50 LI-2l84. Trexley Auto Service.
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GE terms EARL IeR'i GREEEN's GARAGE $40
FIT. Wayne-av. RI-88S4.
General Home Repairs
PLASTERING. painting. plumbing. paper
cleaning; wall washing. better work;
lowest prices. TA-lOo5.
MachiniStS
GEORGE J. Machinists-Spe
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Mattresses. Made Over
MATTRESSES renovated: also made into
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la Hotels, Resorts. Inns

HOTEL. 1914 f. New York-modern out
side rooms; 50 up; z So. from postoffice
GILBERT HOTEL-10O rooms with baths;
weekly 81 up $50 S. Meridian. MR..
COYLE. manager.
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PENNY. MABEL J.-Age 81 years wife of
Charles A. Penny, daughter of Charles
Hayes departed this life Wednesday.
June 5. at Bicknell. Ind. Friends may
call at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL
CHAPEL, 946 N. III. st. any time.
Funeral at the Englewood Christian
Church Sunday, 1:30 p. m. Burial
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WALLACE. JOHN-Husband Of Cora Wal
lace and father of Ruth Flanagan.
Services from Southport Baptist church
Monday. June 10TH 10 a. m. Friends
may call at the residence in Southport
after noon Saturday and until time OF
services
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ADLER. 3e-2 large light Housekeeping
rooms: front and back private entrance.
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5 Personals

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sPECIAL-June and July only ballroom
lessons GOO; Children'S lessons soc.
Phone RI-1610 for detailed informal ton.
STOCKMAN STUDIO.
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Is Housekeeping Rooms

$40 MO. GRACEIAND. 1892 Large. cool,
front room. kitchen. bath. sarsge HA-
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ALABAMA. n. 1888 Furnished living
room. nice kitchen with sink. glass in
closed sleeping porch: constant hot water.
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l56i-l-roOm apartment.
SO SO. rooms unfinished, utilities,
reasonable Also 2-room apartment.
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4 Lost and Found

4 Lost and Found
FRATERNITY PIN-Kappa, Kappa. Psi
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RI-7373.
LOST-White wire-haired terrier: brown
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LOST-Black and white toy fox terrier
female; was wearing red harness; re-
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markings: named "SKIPPY." Reward
CH-2937
WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than myself
after June Z. 1885. BURNETTA MILLER
ParQnn2lq
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CARROLLTON. 2230- Beautiful Groom
apartment front and back entrance
ENtra bedroom ontlonal. Garage
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General Home Repairs
NTachiniStS

PLASTERING. painting. plumbing. paper
cleaning; wall washing better work.
lowest prices. TA-l055
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
EX.PREM|ER
QUITS PARTY
HerriOt Resigns in
Huff After
Battle

PARIS, Dec. 10. (UP)-
Breaking under the strain
of fighting for radical pol
icies within the government
and for government policies
within his radical-socialiSt party
former Premier Edouard Herriot
resigned his party presidency We'd
nesday night in a violent burst
of anger.
An obscure member who shouted
mo more horse trading at party
meeting addressed by Herriot pre-
cipitated the resignation, which
threatens to split the party into
two factions, one supporting and
one opposing Premier Pierre La
walls coalition cabinet.
Herriot, minister without port
folio under Laval, may be able to
muster enough radical-socialists to
keep the coalition alive in the
gravest crisis facing France since
the World War Diplomats fore
cast political chaos and possible
revolution if Laval loses his pre-
cariouS command.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19

DOdIQ.
Intent upon doing something
toward clearing up the admins
tration of liquor in California, but
too unfamiliar with the entire sit
uation to discuss his ideas public
ly, he declined tc commit himself
on the controversial subjects OF
board alignment and state VS.. To-
cal enforcement of the liquor act
"I know that something must be
done to clean up the method of adj
ministering the liquor laws in Cal
ifornia," he said, "but 1 don't know
yet how this shall he accomplish
ed"
Referring to the boards distri-
button of 1886 liquor licenses
throughout the state, Edgar said he
felt he should have a chance to
study the Southern California sit
uation before new licenses are is
sued or old Cnes renewed in his
district.
"If this was an unusually speedy
move to get the licenses issued be-
fore 1 could participate in the
boards business" he said, there
must be something of political
nature behind it. I don't know
whether that is true. I've heard
various reports. 1t might have
been an attempt to trim my wings"
The board adJoarned last week
until January 7, but Chairman
Richard E. Collins then called a
special meeting for Friday about
the time Controller Ray L. Wiley
was Directing to the issuance of
Southern California licenses before
Edgar had a chance to review the
situation.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
BOND OFFER
DISCUS s T D
Council Studio S
City Sewer
Proposals

Resolutions of acceptance
of the United States offer
for purchase of the outfall
sewer bonds of FL Centre
and preparations for the
issuance and sale of the bonds were
discussed at Wednesday nights
meeting of the city council in prep
aration for the passage of the re-
quired ordinances at a later session.
The council adjourned to meet
for further consideration of the
resolutions and ordinances after ad-
ditional directions are received
from Public Works Administration
officials.
James Beebe, member of a Los
Angeles law firm, was secured as
validating attorney to check pro-
ceedings and pass upon the bond
issue. This was said to be necessary
on account Of the vast amount of
detail required in handling the
$290909 outfall sewer to be built
with a $160,909 government loan
and $130,909 outright grant.
Councilmen decided to study fur
Their plans for redemption of de-
linquent properties with a view of
reaching the best solution possible.
The council passed a resolution
favoring the introduction of a study
of the operation of motor vehicles as
part of the regular high school
Continued on Page 8, Col. a.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
SIR SAMUEL HOARE
WARNS OF CONFLICT

LONDON, Dec. 10. UP)-Fear OF
another world war prompted the
Anglo French proposals for settling
the Ethiopian war, Sir Samuel
Hoare, who resigned as foreign
secretary because of general de-
nunciaton of the plan, told the
house of commons today in a his
toric speech defending his course.
IF the Italians attack us, we
shall retaliate," Sir Samuel said.
1--WE are entering a much more
dangerous phase of new chapter
of war;" Sir Samuel said.
Britain, he added, has been alone
in taking precautions against it.
Not a ship, not machine and
not a man has been moved by any
other member Of the league" ne
said. without active cooperation
collective security is Impossible
and the league would dissolve"
In affirming that Britain was
not afraid of Italy, he explained,
but I fear a lightning spark that
might light a European conflagra-
ten"
I'VE are dealing with issues on
which depend the chance OF war
or peace" he continued. Il have
been DESTROYS to avoid an isolated
war between two former trlendS
and allies-Britain and Italy,
Giving account of his steward
ship, Hoare revealed that he had
been convinced of the imminent
danger of another world war.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19

mai complaints committee pre-
pared to enter special session to
consider the Todd cases.
The criminal complaints COM
mittee was expected to subpoena
at least Is persons, including Hol-
lywood prCminents.
The grand jury will quiz witness
es who testified before a coroner's
jury, which returned a verdict of
accidental death by carbon mon
oxide, but recommended further
investigation, it was said.
District Attorney Buron Fits
called a conference of Investigators
to map out a police inquiry.
Meanwhile, the case was plunged
deeper into mystery by statements
of Jewel Carmen, the wife of Miss
Todd's cafe partner, Roland West,
that she saw the blonde actress in
her own automobile accompanied
by tall, dark, and handsome man
shortly before midnight Sunday.
Less than IL hours later Miss
Todd's body was found in the au-
tomobile in Vests garage.
Miss Garments revelation added
new and seemingly impenetrable
mystery to Miss Todd's death. Be-
Continued on Page 8, Col. g.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
SPEEDY BONUS
ACTION SEEN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 49, WP)-
Speaker Joseph w. Byrns, returning
to the capital today, said admins
tration leaders would try to dispose
of the bonus issue by Feb. l. He
said he believed an anti-inflation
bonus bill would star.d the best
chance of passing over presiden-
tial veto.
At the same time Byrns in his
first press conference since his trip
to the Philippines said he did not
believe unless the minds of men,
bers have changed since last ses-
sion" that the Townsend Old Age
Pension bill would pass the house
next session.
He indicated belief the Vinson
Legion Bonus bill would pass the
house rather than the Patman 81
000,O00,000 initiation measure.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
G-MEN HUNT
GANG AFTER
MILNE FREED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. W.P)-J.
Edgar Hoover. chief of the federal
bureau of investigation, said today
that Omen were working on sew
eral important clues in regard to
the kidnapping and release of Caleb
j. Milne, 4th.
Hoover said no ransom had been
paid.
He declined to comment on the
case except to say special agents of
the department of justice were
working on it and the boy was
under treatment at DoyleStoWn
emergency hospital.
Special agents of the federau bu-
reau Of investigation scanned three
ransom notes received by the boys
brother and his wealthy German
town grandfather for fingerprintS.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
TEACHERS TO
GATHER FOR
CONVENTION
Four Hundred To
Assemble In
ElCentrO

Imperial. Valley schools
closed today for the Christ
mas holidays and Friday
teachers of the county, some
400 strong, will assemble at
Central Union high school for the
annual institute.
c. B. Collins, county Superin-
tandent, has arranged what he be-
lieves to be one Of the best pro-
grams ever given at any institute,
having obtained leaders in the pro-
fessional field as speakers.
In addition to the business of the
institute the Imperial County
Teachers association will hold its
annual session. electing Officers
for the coming year. Walter Fer
guson of Verde is president of the
association.
Program for the day is as fol-
lows:
9 a. m.-Music by Central high
school orchestra.
9:20 a. m.-Address by DR.. Gray
son F.. Kefauver, professor of edu-
cation, Stanford university.
1920 a. m.-AddreSS, w. Harold
Kingsley, director public relations,
California Teachers association.
IL a. m. - Imperial county
Teachers association meeting.
1870 p. m-V.iolin solo, Mrs. II.
Lee Landerman.
LAS o. m.-Address, DR.. William
G.. Campbell, assistant professor OF
education, University Of Southern
California.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
OUTLOOK FOR
IN
VALLEY GOOD
Stronger Market
And Demand
Forecast

Imperial Valleys lettuce
deal, now in the market dol
drums, will reach the turn
ing point to higher prices
and better demand within
three weeks, B. A. Harrigan, coun-
ty agricultural commissioner, pre-
dicted today
Continued cold weather without
extremely low temperatures will re-
suit in a stronger market after
tracks to the east are cleared, Har-
rigan added.
The Salinas deal is finished, San
Fernando is shipping its last cars
and Phoenix is at the peak of its
fall season, the commissioner ex-
planned.
Quality of Imperial Valley let
tuce this season was described by
Harrigan as '"marvelous." Buyers
already have established head
quarters in the valley, but most of
them are waiting for the expected
turn before heavy buying, the COM
missioner said.
Present prices run from SIPS to
$3.50 on the Los Angeles market,
and down to $110 in eastern mar
ketS.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
THIEVES TAKE
SCHOOL RINGS

Thirty-two students of Brawley
Union High school were deprived of
one class ring each as a result of a
burglary at the school Wednes-
day night. A small amount of cash
also disappeared during the night,
according to a report filed at the
county sheriff's office.
Entrance was said to have been
gained by effective use of a jimmie
on the front door.
The rings were described as being
IA carat yellow gold with the letter
B in black enamel. The initials of
the students were engraved on the
inside of the rings.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
L.LVERMORE JR.
MAKES RALLY

SANTA BARBARA. Calf, Dec.
10. IUP)-Jesse Livermore, jr., raj
lied slightly" today, reported ply
sicians who are attending the 10
year-old youth, wounded by his
mother.
The young son of Jesse Liver
more, ST., famed Wall Street stock
plunger, was kept under an oxygen
tent and his temperature still
ranged over the hundred degree
mark.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
XMAS TREE
STARTS FIRE

Defective wiring in electric decor
ations Wednesday night caused fire
which started in a Christmas tree
and damaged a carpet in the home
of Judge j. E. Simpson, 400 San
dalWood drive.
Mrs. Simpson and her daughter,
Ellis, put out the blaze without call
ing the fire department. Judge Simp-
son was in bed
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
--%---
BOULDER DAM
ROAD OPENED

KINGMAN. Ariz., Dec. 10. UP-.
The highway across Boulder Dam
was open to traffic today although
contractors still were at work on
the huge structure.
Gates across the road at the dam
were kept closed, except that they
were opened FOR short time each
half hour to allow passage of We
hicles. None was allowed to stop on
ton of the dam
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
New Clue Given
In Todd Death
Starving Pair
Place $4,000
Price on Baby

CHICAGO, Dec. 10. UP)-Three-
months old Frankly Hardt cOOed in
st. Vincent's orphanage today while
his deaf-mute parents waited for
takers of their offer to sell the
child for $4,000.
The parents said they wanted to
use the money for food, the father
explaining that he earned but So
and So week. They agreed to take
$1,000 for the baby if no $4,000 Of
fers we're forthcoming.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
BOMB AIMED
AT PUBLISHER

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 10. U.R)-
Lyndon r. Foster, publisher of a
small political paper, was slightly
wounded early today when bomb
wrecked his apartment in a fash
ionable district.
An outspoken critic of Los An
geles politics, Foster charged his
apartment was bombed by political
enemies he had attacked recently.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
ELkS PARTY
TO BE HELD
CHRISTM A S

Ell Centre Elks will hold their
annual Christmas party for child.
rem at 10 a. m. Christmas day, in
stead of Sunday as reported in The
Press Wednesday.
Annually, the Elks party is one
Of the largest events of its kind in
the valley. Members of the lodge
have worked for several weeks
perfecting plans to make this
years event greater than any in
the past, Secretary Henry Swanson
said.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
~ -
~
~ AMBLING
KEPORTER
Says

Power of the Press
Newspapers have shaken govern
ments and made governments. The
power of the press is without bounds.
Once in a while R.R. is startled by
his own power, as witness the most
recent demonstration. A week or
so ago this column commented that
Bob Mcnamara was very much of
his game, and suggested that he
take up polo instead of golf. Bob
was unheeoing, which shook R.R.'s
faith in the power of the press. Then,
stung by the need for action, Mac
went out Sunday, aligned his sights
and drove a hole Vim one. All it
needed, apparently, was a word
from R.R. 3i.s
Now, Bob, here's what we'll do.
R.R. feels that he deserves most
of the credit for the performance,
but since you were the chap who
actually made the hole in one, we'll
divide the oleander. Okay?
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
PRINCESS TO
GET DIVORCE

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Dec. 10. W.P)
The Princess RoSpigloisi, the former
Marian Snowden, New York So
ciety girl stopped here today en-
route to Mexico to obtain a divorce
from the Italian Prince she mar
ried secretly in 1881.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
WestmOrland To
Get Santa Film

Fox Capitol theatre patrons in
CalexicO will have their last OPP
portunity tonight to view mo-
ton pictures taken by Capt.
Frank Kleinschmidt and Mrs.
Kleinschmidt on their POst-Press
expedition to the north pole in
search of Santa Claus.
The films will be shown at the
Westmorland theatre Friday
night through the courtesy of the
Imperial Valley Press and the
Morning Post.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
SUIT FILED BY
FILM ACTRESS

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 10. UP)-Ann
Dvorak, sleek brunette film actress,
today brought suit against Warner
Brothers Pictures Inc, for an alleg-
edly unpaid salary
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19

voted
The council, formally voting
down the abortive Franco-British
peace plan without debate, sought
to delay further sanctions until the
new year.
In public session, it was decided
to play for time to enable the
league to recover the public con-
fidence which the peace plan shat
tered.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
Officer Extraordinary

A gun buckled to his hip and
headlight badge shining from his
vest, Mike Lockridge ambled over
the streets of Ell Centre t'other night
doing yeoman duty for the police
department while a foursome of the
regular civic protectors were away
on a police pistol team match. All
night Mike looked for an offender
against justice, nor could he find
one for long time. Then he came
upon a lonely creature, more in the
gutter than out, who evidently had
looked upon the grape when it was
too red. Triumphant, Mike return
ed the prisoner to the police sta
ton. There is crime in Ell Centre.
he informed Desk Sergeant George
Bucklin. Bucklin looked at Mike,
who is not six footer, then bent
over the counter to look at the five
foot, two inch bulk Of his prisoner,
and decided that the crime wave
was small thing, after all.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1935-12-19
x Late News
BIG WAVES WRECK WATERFRONT

BIG " A Els KECh WA7ERFKON7
VENTURA, Cat Dec. 49, (UP) - Giant cOmberS
drought damage along the waterfront tOday tearing
200 feet of pier Orecking large launch flooding beach
homes and carrying out to tUO uho rescued
only after heroic battle.
"MASS KILLER" MUST DIE
PORT ORCHARD, Wash. Dec. 10. (UP)-LeO Hail.
sleek 49, erbOxer must die for his part in the
Bremerton murder of March 20. 1884.
FORMER MAYOR DIES
TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 10. (UP)-The body of Robert
E. Lee g. former mayor and retired business of
Springfield, Mo-. route to his home today.
GALES TO RETURN TO u. s.
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 10. (UP) Former President
Piuarc0 Elias Gales whose return to the country has
been bitterly protested expected today to leaUe for
the United States