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Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
L. A. Stocks

LOS ANGELES, May %. U.P -
Except for a rise in utilities, stocks
on the Los Angeles stock exchange
continued today the decline that
followed the reaction from the NRA
decision. Chrysler broke lowest,
losing 3% points. Volume was fair.
Goodyear of Akron common
dropped 1A points, and Douglas
Aircraft lost y.
On a 1000-share turnover, Han
cock Oil sank Is points. Shell
Union was off IL. Losses of l
point were recorded by Union, sell
ing 1900 shares, and Standard SELL
ing 900. Consolidated and Signal
Oil and Gas A each was off ss.
Two new highs for the year were
made in utilities by Pacific Gas
common, up q to 20as, and Edison
common, also up q on sale OF
1900 shares. Southern Pacific
gained g.
Transamerica was off 4 and
Pacific Finance dropped Z.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
NEW RIOTING
REPORTED IN
STRIKE AREA

CANTON, o., May 20 UP)-Riot-
ing broke out anew on the steel
strike front here today when city
policemen fired volleys Of bullets at
special policemen hired by the
Berger Manufacturing company
and National Alloy company.
One company guard was reported
shot. -Four guards were arrested by
deputy sheriffs on charges of shoot
ing with intent to kill. The dis
order arose shortly after the Alloy
company sent an armored truck
hurting through the massed picket
lines carrying a score Of non
striking workers out of the plant.
One striker was injured by an ex-
ploding tear gas shell thrown by a
guard.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
House Gets NeO
Food-Drug Bill

WASHINGTON. May 20. UP) -
The Copeland food and drug bill
expanding federal control over
misbranded and adulterated foods,
drugs and cosmetics was sent to-
day TO the house, where sponsors
predicted early passage.
The bill. passed yesterday by the
senate after two year delay, gives
the food and drug administration
of the department Of agriculture
power to prohibit shipments in in
terstate commerce, and provides for
civil and criminal penalties.
False advertising is also prohib-
ited but publishers are not liable
if they can show the advertise
ment was furnsned by the manu-
facturer or distributor of the pro-
duct.
The bill defines misbranded and
adulterateo foods. sets standards OF
quality and limits the amount OF
poisonous material which may be
included.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
Of
BLUE EAGLE
To RESPOND
Continued irun Page u

elsewhere, led by stores which had
opposed NRA price policies.
Mr.. Roosevelt devoted all his en-
ergies to finding some way to bring
order out of the chaos of NRA.
Following up a series of White
House conferences, he kept tele-
phone wires hot in seeking views of
administration and business advis-
ers.
The President planned to forego
his Memorial day holiday tomor-
row TO continue the quest for a So
luton.
A new law for voluntary codes
among business was uppermost in
discussion among new deal' lead
ers in congress. But it was pointed
out that under such a system, it
would be difficult to devise any
way to deal with those who chose
to ignore the agreements.
Progressives in congress urged a
constitutional amendment to meet
the supreme courts objection and
give the federal government speci-
fic power to pass legislation gov
erning wages, hours. child labor
and trade practices.
AS an automatic result of the
downfall of the codes, the public
works administration announced it
no longer would demand code COM
pliance by firms entering into PWA
construction contracts. Revocation
of the compliance requirement af-
fects contracts under both the or
iginal $3,30O,00OO00 PWA program
and its new $90O,0O0,000 construc-
ton fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
Neuu Insulation
Material Helps
Air Conditioning

Insulating material for homes
with electrical cooling equipment
has bee nsolved in a most salts
factory and economical manner. ae-
cording TO H. P. Meyer. president
and general manager of the I'M
perial Valley Hardware company.
with the advent of air condition
ers and room coolers of various
types, 1t has been observed that an
insulation material of some kind IS
necessary to obtain the desired ef-
feet from such equipment in our
summer climate" stated Meyer
Sixty per cent of the cooling eff
cheney is said to be lost through
the ceiling according to architects
and builders who have made a
thorough study of this problem. To
overcome this loss of efficiency a
new and inexpensive product, Rice
Hull Ash, has been secured by the
firm that is little short of amaz-
ing in its effectiveness. This Ash
is a by-product of CALIFORNIA; i'm
mense rice industry An analysis
shows il to be an insoluble silicate
that is odorleSs, does not deterior-
ate with heat or changes in tenn
perature, and is fireproof. One OF
the important features of Rice Hull
Ash is its low cost of four cents
per pound.
The installation of this Rice Hull
Ash is a very simple proceeding ac-
ccrding to those who have used II.
All that's necessary is to fill in a
layer about two inches thick over
the ceiling between ioists in the
attic. 1t is usually spread with a
rake or bamboo lawn broom so
that it is rather uniform in thick
ness. This prevents the excessive
loss of the cool air from the rooms
below.
If a leaky roof should cause rain
to come through it will not be
stained by the ash since it is in
soluble in water. In addition TO
it's heat control qualities for room
coolers the Ash also holds the heat
in a room during the winter when
heating equipment is necessary.
1T serves this double purpose
with greater efficiency and at a
lower cost of installation than any
other product that has yet appear
ed on the market" is the claim Of
its manufacturers.
I. v. Hardware stores have re-
ceived a carload shipment and are
ready TO make valley houses ready
for cooling equipment. With the
federal housing loans aavilable for
remodeling and repairing, air con-
ditioning is becoming an important
and popular request on the part
of the home owner.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
Asserted Burglars
Plead Not Guilty

LOS ANGELES, May 29. W.R)-
Five asserted members of a $500,00O
burglary ring that preyed on fash
ionable homes throughout the Met
ropolitan area entered pleas of not
guilty today when arraigned before
Superior Judge Ruben Schmidt.
The defendants, Vahan Rejebi-
an, alias Al Green, reputed gang
leader; John Messina, John Ran
kin, Stefan Ganchian and Mrs
Francis Krug, were ordered held
for trial June 25 before Judge
Fletcher Bowron. Bail was con-
tinued at $4,000 each.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
A. E. F. Dead To
Be Remembered

PARIS, May 20. UR)-m readi-
ness for she Memorial day tribute
which Americans abroad will pay
tomorrow, flags and flowers were
placed today at the graves OF thou-
sands of American soldiers and
sailors who fell in the war.
Bunches OF poppies from the
fields of eastern France, flags, and
palm Wreaths were taken to ceme-
teries and isolated graves through
out the day by American patriotic
groups. Tomorrow, under the
chairmanship of officers of the
American Legion and the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, American resi-
dents and American government
Representatives will be joined by
France in Memorial day observ-
anceS.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
L A. Livestock

LOS ANGELES, May 90. U.P)-
Hogs 200. Steady. Grain fed, $40
1925; few S1050.
Cattle 1900: holdovers, TIT. Slow.
About steady. Grass and Imperial
steers S735-8.50. Rough horned
steers, S6-7. Grass heifers, $685.
725. Medium good COWS, S5.50-6.l5.
Dairy COWS, $5.25 down. Cutter
grade, S3-5.
Calves 400. Steady. Vealers, S1O.75
down. Calves. S750-850.
Sheep 300. Steady. Shorn spring
lambs SIPS. Low grade ewes, Sl-2
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
TO TAKE PART IN RODEO

Elizabeth Tagg will represent the
FL Centre schools in the Salinas
rodeo en- July %, C. B. Collins,
county superintendent announces
today.
The various schools of the state
are entering candidates and Eliza
beth Tagg has received the nomi-
nation for Ell Centro
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
OUNTYBRIEFS OUNTYBRIS

Growers Meeting-Tomato grow
ers are reminded of the meeting
this evening to be held at 7:30
o'clock in the Dunlack hotel, Braw-
ley.
Hotel California Coffee Shop -
Charcoal broiled steak dinners from
10 8. 26to
Directors To Meet-Farm bureau
directors will meet on Saturday,
June /, at 1:3o p m. in the court
house. The report of the tour TAX
en- by representatives of the hos
pitalization committee will be made
at this time.
Let Martins National Bakery
help with your picnic lunch. Our
cookies, pies, cakes and rolls save
you time and effort 1913
Meeting POstponed-The regular
meeting Of the local Townsend club
has been postponed because of the
holiday tomorrow and will be held
a week from Thursday at the court
house as usual, according to A. w.
Newkirk
Dainty Lace Trimmed Lingerie
or sheer silk hose make the most
welcome graduation gifts. Girls ap-
prove the selection at Mrs. Lingo's
Smart Shoppe. 62l Main St. 1923
Perishable Shipments-Shipments
OF perishables yesterday, according
to B. A. Harrigan. agricultural COM
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
CITY JAMNED
AS BIC SHOW
GETS STARTED
Continued frcm Page y


boom and the 18th attack group of
the army air force will provide a
demonstration overhead.
Public officials present included
Governor Frank Merriam, Daniel
Roper, secretary of commerce, and
William Phillips, undersecretary of
state.
The city of San Diego was dress
ed in holiday attire for the expo
sition's opening.
Hotels and restaurants were
jammed. Street cars were loaded to
capacity. Pushing, laughing throngs
paraded through Balboa park and
traffic policemen worked overtime
untangling the tie-upS on down.
town streets.
zoreno was expected to furnish
the fireworks and publicity for
Americas Exposition" just as Sal
" Rand did for the Century OF
Progress at Chicago.
She holds forth at the zoro Gar
dens as the queen of the nudiSt
colony. Shadowed by trees from the
glare of the spotlight, she says she
will appear in nothing at all or she
will not appear.
Imperial Valleys exhibit at the
fair. while not entirely completed,
will vie with the best of them, de-
clares Art Sinclair who telephored
5. A. Harrigan, agricultural COM
missioner, this morning. just prior
to the opening of the fair.
Sinclair said that the valley OK
hibit is progressing rapidly and that
the entire fair was practically ready
this morning, being far ahead OF
the Chicago fair on its opening
date.
Imperial county is joining Los
Angeles in a magnificent exhibit in
the Palace of Water, showing he
complete construction OF Boulder
dam. the aqueduct, the All-Ameri-
can canal and the entire irrigation
system as it will be when COM
pleted.
In addition, the board of trade
has planned a miniature farm
which shows all the products which
may be grown in the fertile soil OF
Imperial Valley. Special displays
of grains have been arranged max
ing an artistic setting for the eX-
hibit.
jess Worley and Art Sinclair are
in San Dieg, taking charge OF the
county display.
In his telephone call this morn
ing Sinclair spoke of the huge
throngs waiting for the great gates
to open, of the excitement, the last
minute rush yesterday, and of the
beauty of the fair buildings and
grounds.
Some of the entries exhibits had
not been placed due to lack OF time
but the majority were ready for
the visitors.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29

-
taloupes. Is cars carrots. two cars
/ tomatoes, six cars mixed melons,
one car grapefruit.
Bouquets, Sprays, Wreaths made
! to order Memorial day. Fresh or
artificial flowers. Reasonable prices.
Courtesy and service is our motto.
Strickler Floral Co 29-l
Democratic Club Meets-All men,
bers of the County Democratic club
are urged to attend a meeting
which will be held in the court
house at 7:30 o'clock tonight. I'M
portant business matters are to be
discussed.
Real Good Steaks-Sherwood
Fifth and Main. 29to
Building Permits Issued To R.
Reynolds for a sign at $50 Main
street. SIS; to H. R. Johnston for re-
pairs at s4S Orange, S4S and to j.
NJ. Claye, for construction of a shed
at Olive and the railroad tracks,
SS5.
The Strickler Floral Co.'S floral
artists will make sprays and
wreaths to your order Memorial
day. Enormous stock OF flowers TO
select from. 29-1
Two Police Cases-In police court
this morning 3. Lopez and D. Ru-
balcaba, pleaded guilty to charges
of drunkenness and disturbing the
peace and were given sentences OF
SIS or 7l2 days in Jail.
Give Her a Smart Purse for grad
uation. Mrs. Lingo'S Smart Shoppe
has purses in all the new colorS
and fabrics. 62l Main st. 1923
Marriage Licenses Granted -
Francisco Portela, 80, Calexico and
Anastasia Higuera, "a. Mexicali;
Louis Martinez, 81, and Mary Girl
jalva, 26, both of Brawley. We're
granted marriage licenses at the
court house yesterday.
DIR. A. b. Hanson. dentist. New
Professional Bldg. Phone 38 9to
Legion Sons In Parade-Sons OF
Legionnaires are TO meet tomorrow
morning at the Veterans hall at 9
a. m, ready for the Memorial day
parade. Those having white trous-
ers are asked to wear them.
Ice Cold. Full Alcoholic strength
beer, l0c per bottle: case s2.15
DrauG.lt beer, full alcoholic
strength, p gallon. 60c: it is sur.
prisingly better. El Centre Fish
Market, 799 Main. Alto
ior court this morning Judge Nc
Pherrin granted q final decree Of
divorce TO Walter Scott from Lila
Scott on grounds of extreme cruel
ty.
Come TO Strickler's for the most
beautiful sprays and wreaths YOU
ever saw. 29-1
Car Blaze Extinguished-A blaze
which broke out under the hood OF
an automobile at Fourth and Olive
shortly after l o'clock this after
noon was eXtinguished by attend
q r1te from q r1earhv service station
The fire department answered the
call but their services were not
needed.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
Los Angeles Grain

LOS ANGELES, May %. U.P)-
Prices quoted on the Los Angeles
grain exchange today:
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
L. A. Hay

LOS ANGELES, May %. U.P) -
Hay market steady to slightly firm
er. Receipt sequivalent to A car
loads.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29
L. A. Poultry

LOS ANGELES, May 30. U.P)-
Following are touay7s market quo
tstions.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29

Perishable Shipments-Shipments
of perishables yesterday, according
to B. A. Harrigan. agricultural COM
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-29

Hotel California Coffee Shop -
Charcoal broiled steak dinners from
B 10 8. 26to
La opinión., 1935-09-01
iESTA listed ENFERMO?
LA Sa'ud es Mejor que ell Orc.
Obtengala sin ell uso de Drogas Venenosas

D. K. Tuey. famoso herboIario chino
ha probado ser uno de los meiores y
de mas confianza en- los Estados Uni
dos. Ha tenido mas de 20 amos de ex-
periencia. Ourante csc tempo miIlares
de ~clientes han obtenido aIivio perma-
nente. iPor que no 10 oonseguira u.s.
ted tambien? No importa que enfer-
nnadad tenna ac Mnrhnn nLian. .nn
La opinión., 1935-09-01

sin perjuicio de que toda su ini-
| ciativa vaya a parar al "entera-
do y archivo" de las Camaras.
Ahora queda la question en- que
la Guardia N%acionsl, sera i%nstrui-
da por los Estados y dotada de
Jefes y Oficiaies eleetos entire ella
misma, que, naturalmente adqui-
rira ell papel de sindicato en- fun
clones de armas. Ell Executive no
debe, pues, englobarla entire sus
dependencies nj menos dentro de
una Ley que, como la Organica
del Ejercito, tiene que ser rigida
v concluyente. Podra, ESQ ST,
considerable como un factor de
| que, echar mano en- ciertos casos,
no Ell que senala la comisi6n re-
firiendose a la fraction vi del
articulo SO Constitutional, que
NADIA tiene que yer con la Guardia
Nacional, la que sigue atenida,
conforme a la fraction VII del
mismo articulo a 10 que dice ell
rs, es decir, a 10 que ell Senado
determine. Pero e! Executive sa-
be que no precisa establecerlo en-
una ley para contarse con TODD
el contingente m%exicano, llegan-
dose a esos ciertos casos a que
me refiero. Resulta entonces que
la Comision ha traido de los ca
bellos-creyendo documentarse-
mandamientos constituencies So
Ia paro dow eohido a nm oroapic-
mo que danaria la estructura ba-
sica de la Organization del Ejer-
cito. Entire esos jalones de ca
bellos la Comision invoca ell ar
ticulo 81 (fracci6n III) de la re-
petidisima Constitution y lie da
la Interpretation que lie convene,
cuando la obligation de los &C.
solo Sc establece (fraccion III del
articulo 36) que deben ALISTAR-
Sc en- la Guardia Nacional, y de-
ia como "prerrogativas del ciu-
dadano" (fracci6n " del articu-
10 35) la de tomar las arinas en-
Ell Ejercito o Guardia Nacional.
Tengo la idea de hacer un ar
tfculo para ell %periodico sobre es-
tie mismo tema exponiendo mis-
puntos de vista, Y me he apresu-
RADIO a comunicarselos a listed,
tanto porque no quiero que trans
curran mas dfas sin escribirle,
cuanto porque tiene listed la BON
dad de solicitar mi opinion a este
respecto. Deseo vivamente que
La opinión., 1935-09-01
Sc A LAS
AUTORIDADES

Mrs. Wood Sc presento en- ell
Quartet de Ia policia de Newburgh
con ell niho muerto en- los brazos
y con toda calma y EN- tono acom-
pasado, lie dijo al teniente que Sc
hallaba de guardia:
mi hijo esta muerto. Sc llama
Jaime. 70 estaba sin recursos y
no podia soportar la idea de que
Ell pequeho sufriera hambre. CO.
mo no tenia que darle de conner,
10 he ahogado en- ell arroyo de Cea-
sar Lone.
ditto tambien que su marido
fallecio victima de la tuberculo-
sis Y que su otra hija, Doris. de
amos, estaba con su abuela pa
terna en Callicon, n. Y.
Explicando con mas detalles su
crimen, la madre declare que
habfa llevado al pequeno en- ell
~coehecito, andando cuatro millas
hasta llegar al arroyo. ALI 10 de-
10 jugar a la orilla hasta que Sc
canso y despues Sc 10 llevo al CEN
tro de la corriente y 10 mantuvo
bajo ell aqua hasta que ceso de
moverse.
"Despues, dijo, me sente a la
orilla y 10 sustuve en- mis- brazos
por algnn tempo. lie quite las ro-
pitas mojadas y lie puse otras Sc
cas-.
De la autopsia resulto que efec-
tivamente ell niho habfa muerto
ahogado.
La opinión., 1935-09-01

Sr. General de Division
D. Francisco r. Serrano
Berlin, A.
La opinión., 1935-09-01
EN-
LAS COMPANIES
DE SECURES
La hara ell Gobierno para
garantizar los derechos
del plblico

cluDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto "a
--(Por Correo).- Con motive de la
denuncia que ha hecho la Secreta-
ria de Hacienda y Credito Publico
ante ell Procurador General de Jus
ticia, de la forma irregular y frau
dulenta con que ha venido era
do una empresa de seguros, emite
c~oneeptos categoricos respecto de
los ~propositos que amman al CO.
bierno actual para considerar pri-
mordialmente dentro de su plan de
recuperacfon economical nacional la
seguridad. garantias Y recto fun
cionamiento de las instituciones de
credito Y de las empresas que de
algdn modo manejan intereses que
ell pdblico conffa a elias en- forma
de ahorro, a fin de que dichos in
tereses queden ampliamente saliva
g~uardados.
s ha destinado- dicen las de-
c~laraciones mencionadas- preferen
tie atencion a la consolldac ion eco
monica y legal de las in~stituciones
de credito que operan en- ell pats y
de las ~sociedades de SECURES, va
que representa- estas ultimas ell
manejo del ahorro social en- su for
ma mas eflcaz y cuya protection y
vigilancia, por 10 tanto, sc imponen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Expresa tambien la Secretarfa de
Hacienda que la denuncia antes ci-
tada es In primera de una serie de
actos semejantes que Sc llevaran a
cabo, tendencies a depurar TODD ell
sector de eredito y SECURES, en- IA
vor del pnblico.
Dada la importancia de las dichas
-declaraciones. vamos a transcribir-
las fntegramente q continuation:
LA Direction General de Credito
de la Secretarfa de Hacienda y Gre
ditto Pdblico ha %denunciado a Ia
Procuraduria General de Ia Nacion
ell fraude de una sociedad mutualis-
ia de SECURES.
"Se trata de la que Sc denomina
"Sociedad Mixta Obreros Mutualis
tas", que ilegalmente funciona en-
esta ciudad.
La S~ecretaria de Hacienda y
Credito Pdblico, por conducto de
su Direction General de Credito, con
fecha de hoy presento ante la Pro-
curaduria General de Justicia de la
Nacion una denuncia por delito de
fraude en- contra de Ia Sociedad
Mixta Obreros Mutualistas. con do
micilio en- la calle de San Ildefonso
numero Al. de esta ciudad.
EN- Ell extenso y fundado oficio
de denuncia estudia la citada Direc
cion General de Credito la actividad
irregular que contra la ley esta lie
vando a cabo la sociedad de referen
cia, contratando obligaciones de Sc
guro en- favor de sus %socios, Y que
c~onstituyen un engaho al publico
en- general, uor tratarse de una So
ciedad que opera sin la autoriza-
cion administrative correspondence
Y, ademas, sobre bases economicas
que acknowledgements significaran un
desastre en- sus negocios y Ell con-
siguiente perjuicio para sus asocia-
dos.
"Expone la Secretaria que dentro
del plan general de recuperacion
economical nacional que Sc ha i'm
puesto ell actual Gobierno sc ha
destinado preferente atencion a ia
consolidation economical y legal de
las instituciones de credito que ope
ran en- ell pats, y de las s~ociedades
de seguros. va que representa- es-
tas dltimas ell manejo del ahorro so
cial en- su forma mas eficaz y cuya
protection y vigilancia, por 10 tanto
lsiaue en- Ia ga. Pag)
La opinión., 1935-09-01
CONFIESA QUE
AHOGO A SU
PROPIO HIJO
Porque no podia mantener-
lo.-El case de una bai-
larina de New York

GOSHEN, NJ. ", agosto 81. -
UP)-Mientras las au~toridades ira
tan de comprobar la supuesta
| confession de que habfa ahogado a
su hijo de dos amos. porque no po-
| dfa la vida. las autorida-
| des vigilan noche y dfa a Dorothy
| sherwood, de 81 amos y antigua
| bailarina de teatros alegres, para
| evitar que Sc suicide.
e, fiscal del Distrito. Henry
| Hirschberg dijo que la exartista'
que enviudo hace cuatro meses.
| durmio tranquilamente toda la
! noche V que habfa tornado I'M
buen desayuno sin dar la menor
| muestra de emocion q pesar de 10
cual manifesto que SO habfa deci-
dido mantener a una companera
de earcel constantementet en- su
compahia parai mpedfr c~ualesquier
|atentado de suicide.
Hay algunos detalles miste-
riosos en- la declaration que ha
firmado - dijo Ell fiscal - asegu-
rando que habfa ahogado a gu hi
10 porque Sc le hacia sumamente
dificil ganarse Ia vida para am
bos''.
al parecer Ell niho estsba muy
saludable v bien m~antenido. He
mos enviado a I'm funcionario al
lugar del arroyo de Moodns. situa-
do a cuatro millas de esta ciudad,
donde dijo Ia detenida que le ha-
bia sujetsdo la cabeza al nifo de-
bajo del aqua hasta que ceso de
respirar. Nuestra decision Sc debe
a que queremos cerciorarnos 81 Ia
historic de Dorothy Sc comprue-
boz.
Entfe tanto Ia agraciada ore
ma oue, hasta ell jueves pasado
servfa de en- un restau-
rante de Newburg. ganando unos
$500 a Ia semana, Sc nego a que
es le asignara un abogado para
defenderla. Dijo que su padre era
T. w. Caskey. vecino de Elsinor,
Missouri Y que ella habfa nacido
en- East st. Louis, Illinois.
Las autoridades SO ocupan aho-
ra en- comprobar la veracidsd del
relate del supuesto intanticidio
Y hasta ahora han averiguado que
! Mrs. Sherwood debia tres sema-
mas de alquiler. que nunca solicit
to ayuda Gel municipio y que Sc
IL creia "demaslado orgullosa"
para acogerse a la carload Official.