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Evening star., 1936-08-14

SPECIALITY statesmen.
Washington's outstanding
direct sales organization re-
quires the services of 3 ambi-
tious, aggressive men, who
appreciate a real opportunity
to make very good incomes.
Men selected will be thor
oughly trained and given
every financial assistance.
Line consists of nationally
known makes of oil burners,
refrigerators, radios, wash
ers. ironers, ranges and sew
eral other smaller appli-
ances. All offered under a
sales plan that has proven
to be so sensational that our
present ss1esmen have been
unable to handle the de-
mand. Apply Sales Manager,
between 9 and II am. only.
1741 Johnson ave. NV.
BETWEEN 14th AND 18th. r AND s NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

S35O-Confect.. cigars. news, soft drinks;
rent only SEQ.
81. S1.300-Delicatessen. confect.; transfer
corner: rent only $40
81. 7O0--Lunch, beer. corner; $500 weekly;
sacrifice: good terms.
S650-Lunch beer. s rooms.
S400-Rooming house. 10 rms; rent, S45.
S150-Hooming house. II rms; rent. S15.
S750-Rooming house. II rms: rent. $50.
r. M. CURTIS. 1911 H st. NV. Natl. Ola
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1894 11th ST. NW-2nd- floor Ink
room, adjoining semi-private bath; newly
decorated. AdnltE. rPasnnahIe
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION

PIANos-Foster. $40; Milton, $500 others.
S25; new lot. in good condition. Smiths
North 3343.
PIANOS cuitable for all occasions and at
prices consistent with real value McPhail
like new. S265. made to sell for 1885; vose
upright. equal to new S65: Stenway up
risn Wuritser apGs9r 3ro ssn en-
Pianos rented for all occasions. in g. 5la
and 9 octave sizes Hugo Worch. lilo @.
Est 1879
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SHEET-METAL WORKERS. State expert
ence. age and wages expected. Reply P. O.
BOX 1920. WASHINGTON D. C
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We 2019 CONN. AVE.-Double rms, twin beds,
81" so each and up. Pot. 023l. Refrigera-
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SCOTT HALL 1918 Mass Ave-Double
bath: single, southern exposure: delicious
meals: spacious lawn: refined home
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631 EYE ST. NV large Ink. front
room. with running water; also room and
| kitchenette: adults. LIZ
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EXPERIENCED TIRE statesmen
One Of WaShingtons largest tire deal
ers has an opening for a young. aggressive
man; references required Call Lincoln
sO66 between 10 am. and , pm. for
appointment
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CAB DRIVERS, new cabs
available, free class for hack
ers' licenses. Bell Cab Co..
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HELP-DOMESTlC.
NURSE. white or colored.
; children under 5 years
4 necessary. Call Clev. 0s

HELf-DomES1lC
CH1LD'S NURSE. white or colored. to take
care of 2 children under years OF age.
references necessary. Call Clev. 0214
COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER experienced
none other apply. $40. room and board
Shepherd 39s7.
GIRL. colored. experienced in general house
work; adults in family; $50 month and
cartare Georgia $500
GIRL, capable. colored. for steady position:
must furnish first-class reference For
bethesda. Md. family. Address Box 233-B
Star office.
GIRL white. care of baby ana general
houSework: stay nights. Call in person
40l2 3rd NV.
GIRL OF, WOMAN white. not over 40 for
housework: plain cooking. No objection en-
ploying widow with ! child RIM, board
SO month. Hyattsville 4sS
LADY, white. to take care of three children:
vases. room and board. Call Metropolitan
Evening star., 1936-08-14

FURNITURE-SuiteS, also
separate pieces; radio, re-
frigerators, rugs, miscellane-
GUS furnishings, china. Pub
lie auction sale Friday, Aug.
7, 1886, at 2 pm, Smiths
Transfer & Storage Co., 1918
You st. NV. North 3343.
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1853 OGDEN ST NV, near Cavalier Ho-
tel-Large front room. suitable for one or
two Phone Adams 2725.
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7 J.W.-Neatly furnished
rooms: desirable loca-
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BOOMING HOUSE in good location. cor
pletely furnished for light housekeepll
rooms bargain at $3.50 600 9Th st. n.
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Tor SItEADY EMpLOYMENT
dr1ve taxicabs for Washington's fastest
growing taxicab organiZa tiCn; salary,
100 per week. plus commission and
bonus; possible earnings over S35 week,
For detailed information apply
UNION TAXICAB ASSN,
OOt,l
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PROGRESSIVE LOCAL GENIE
Terry WILL PAY statesmen
WHO QUALIFY 800 COMMIS-
SION. ALL OF DOWN PAY
MENT AND HALF OF SUISSE
QUENT PAYMENTS UNTIL,
COMMISSION is LIQUIDATED.
ADDRESS BOX TIA. STAR
OFFICE, GIVING FULL PAR
TICULARS.
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1926 "lst ST NW-Young lady needs
| $3.50; new baths. running water IN room
Also double room for S37 so and single q
! S32-5o. Food best in the city for the
| price. North SOap
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WHITE MAN for night duties at apart
ment house. around 40 years old Hotel
experience preferable. Must be familia r
with elevators. switchboard and oil
burners. Address Box 164-B. Star office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ABSOLUTELY highest cash prices paid for
furniture of all description. Call Georsla
BOOKS bought. all kinds, any quantity;
also postage stamps. Pearlman's Big BOOK
Shop. l407 G st. W. Phone Met 541 D
FURNITURE. brC-a-brac china. glass
ware. rugs. silverware. paintings, highest
cash prices paid. Murray, Adams 5l33.
FURNITURE. rugs. stoves. household
goods: positively highest cash prices for
best results. Call any time. Lincoln 3fse.
Is.
PIANO. upright. no player. Must be
bargain for cash Met 5356. ~
WANTED-l0O Yards second-hand running
CARPET 80 inches wide Sidney Lust. o-o
Earle Bids. National 4214
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver, watches diamonds and old DIS
carded ievelrv Full cash value paid
SELINGER'S SIS 81. NV
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price PAID
BURNSTINE'S S 931 G ST NV
Since ! sec
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. Sill
YER PLATlMgM nT TEETH Cnsu OlscfkEPanNP kaaN
INC A. YEARS AT 935 r
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

BARRED ROCK PULLETs. broilers and
fryers. all year, 350 April hatched, Parks
strain pullets, aoc each. P. r. Meyers;
Three Springs Farm. 5i7 miles south Old
telegraph I'd. Alexandria.
CHICKS Rocks Reds. pedigreed. trapnest
ed. Ieghorns sc; matches ith Goth, 2sth:
Phone J. B. Henry. Falls Church 34s. l6'
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WOMAN, 80 years. with years experi-
ence in subscription department of ma
do general Office work.. cashiering credit
investigation. NationalG975, 9 to 5.
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I40S MASS. AVE. NV - Single room.
nicely furnished: also double room adjoln-
ing bath; home-cooked meals: reasonable; {;
walking distance
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3547 HEREFORD PL. NW-Attractlve
bed room and living room. en- suite. for
| two: delicious meals; cultured Jewish
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1744 p sT.-Desirable
rooms for refined people; yerv clean: sps-
cloDs living rooms good meals IHs
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KALORAMA RD--Attractive double rm.,
food. served in cool patio. Adams O2O2
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1432 K ST. NW.-Vacancies for ladies:
double room. twin beds also single: GOOD
meals: home privileges IA
THE FLORIDA. 1925 18TH ST NV. near
Dupqnt ClrcleJ-Attractive outside rooms:
excellent home-cooked meals: reas I9s
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l722 p ST. NW.-Large cool double
room with private bath: also young man
az roommate to another; real home: un-
eHceleo table I4s
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1 The LA SALE. lO2S Conn. Ave-Younr
iaoy 10 share. room with refined youne
LADY; twin beds. private bath very bes,
nome-cooKed meals. Apply at the desk
Evening star., 1936-08-14

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. to act
- assistant manager; must be thoroughly
experienced. honest and reliable wonder
full chance for advancement: small salary
TO start. Do not apply. unless you mean
business Address BOX 4oO-R Star Ofice
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1412 CHAPLIN NV. Apt 42-Man to
share room, with new twin beds; large
closet; $3.50 wk. each; elevator. Adams
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WANTED-ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN wants well-furnished single
room: give price and full details. Address
Box 219-B Star ONCE.
FURNISHED for Housekeeping: man. wife
three children. @. IL and IA. Must be
priced reasonably. Address Box 2O6-B,
Star Office.
YOUNG LADY wishes studio room. plenty
of hot water, company privileges; walking
distance of 18th and Penn. ave. Reason
able. Address Box 22S-B. Star office.
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1923 18th ST. NW.-Roorn and board. S35
per mo. up. Good meals. family table.
pleasant surroundings. o. W Hammond.
354I 18th ST NW.-Large double room
excellent meals prepared by chef; $50
| each Col 509a
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z:.n QUE 81. NW.-Beautifully furnished
| rooms. single or double private home
chw.; also double garage: exclusive neigh
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SITUATlONS--MEN


ACCOUNTANT NT-AUDITOR-Books started
audits kept, part time: monthly state
ments: $40 mo-: city refs. Col. s77S. 22'
CARPENTER. BUILDER, new or repair
work. remodeling. painting. Moderate
prices. Best references W. F, Earman,
5l7 Greenwich St. Falls Church. Va.
Phone Falls Church 434. 15'
CHAUFFEUR, experienced; good city ref
eerence. Telephone North 1859. D. Will
Ilams. 15'
and Industrious. anything. Address Box
212-B. Star ofhce
STAT1STICIAN. mkt. research writer, acct,
able. employed N. Y, desires locate D. c.
Address Box 173-B. Star office.
YOUNG MAN wants general office work or
inside salesman: have good appearance and
good references. Lincoln s396. 15'
YOUNG MAN with late model car. good
appearance. education desires job; salary
or salary and commission considered only
Address Box 1873. Star ONCE. IA
Evening star., 1936-08-14

COLLECTOR, MUST KNOW
CITY THOROUGHLY AND
HAVE CAR. PREVIOUS EX-
PERIENCE NOT NECES-
SARY. WONDERFUL OP-
ORTU NIFTY FOR AD-
VANCEMENT. SALARY AND
COMMISSION. APPLY TO
PHIL BOBYS, 725 7th ST.
NV.
Evening star., 1936-08-14


CLERK. drug store and soda fountain.
two years experience; also waitress Ad-
dress Box 1S2-B. Star office. Ia
GOVERNESS or companion desires posi-
ton: experienced high school graduate.
EVELYN Paulette. Columbia S206.
NURSE OR COMPANION to refined white
lady: city reference. Call Lincoln 2475.
SECRETARY OR STENOGRAPHER. 10
years experience office routine. Can take
fast dictation and transcribe rapidly. Ad-
dress Box 227-B. Star ONCE.
STATISTICAL CLERK. compute averages.
draw charts, knowledge stenography,
mimeograph. punch cards. Research and
personnel experience. Normal school grad
uate. Potomac l173 IL
WANT position as resident manaeer for
apartment house. in the northwest section
of city, that REQUIRES the services Of an ex-
perienced and competent person. BY lady.
35 years old; who desires TO change loca-
from present employer and others; Have
operating apartments. Address Box 232-B.
Star ONCE.
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| 1926 2lst ST. NV. near Dupont Circle :
Large double room, priv. bath twin beds,
80 eachi single room with studio furr'
80; new house Also double al $40 with
| running water. Meals better than home
/ North S0qa '
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424 ST. NW.-l large room and kitch-
enette. nicely furnished; ami; walking
distance downtown
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4406 5th N.W.-Double front room, adj.
oatn: private family would consider en-
ployed couple with child Adams 0SsS
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RD.-Attractiye double
good board: convenient
n NArth EIQEI
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ATTENTION. OIL-BURNER statesmen.
Men that have been selling automobiles.
fefrigerators. etc. have a chance to make
. real salary with US. Leads will be fur
nlshed and our full cooperation will be
given each man. Call in person at our
show nom RSnn Wiscnn sin aNn
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DOUBLE ROOM In cool. attractive apt,
located Call North 4H3G
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1908 N. H. AVE. NV. Cat 18th and oueI. |.
Beautifully furnished double room. twin
6eds. closets; every convenience; young
ladies: reasonable
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
CAMPAIGN
TO BOOST BUILDING

A cleanup campaign inaugurated
by the newly organized Ell Centre
city council at its meeting last week
will have the ultimate effect of in
creasing home construction in Ell
Centre, real estate operators and
building tradesmen believe
The desire to build IS greater in
an attractive city or residence dis
trict one realtor pointed out. Dirty
alleys, streets or vacant lots discour
age potential builders in many in
stances he added.
Through its influence in resi-
dence districts. the campaign is
bound to have its effect in business
and so, eventually, in business con-
struction, it was pointed out.
The campaign, as outlined at the
council meeting, will consist of a
concerted drive to clean up streets.
alleys and vacant lots. An employe
of the city engineers office will
be delegated TO the work. He will
work in cooperation with the fire
chief, since Uttered, dirty property
not only is unsightly, but also pre-
sents a fire hazard.
In cases where owners of vacant
lots will not clean up their own
property after notice has been Civ
en- the city will do the cleanup
work, sending the property owner
2 bill for the Job.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10

SENT IN FOR
C.C.C. CAMPS

Twelve applications for Civilian
Conservation Camps under the last
quota are on file at the State Re
lief Administration office on Fifth
street.
Applications will be taken up to
and including May Is, and shortly
thereafter medical examinations will
be made preparatory to departure
for the camp at Green Valley Falls.
The advantages of the camp are
available to single men from fam
lilies on relief if the men are be-
tween the ages of 18 and %. The
families of the men accepted by
officials for the CCC receive $25
each month and the men receive
their board, lodging and clothing
and an opportunity to enroll in
more than 100 training courses.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10

In many instances, he explained.
1t may be that prices asked for
agricultural land are about the
same as l8 months ago. but buyers
can be found at higher figures than
IN the comparatively recent past.
The most healthy aspect of the
rural property picture. Hancock
said. Is that homo people are DOING
most OF the buying. especially in
the dairying field. Quite a number
OF farms have changed hands dur
ing the last six months. ne said.
generally at about 500 an acre. In
two instances. Hancock said. farms
Of 80 acres have sold for $3.50 an
acre in the last go days. and an
other Of over a hundred acres sold
Tor Sl4O an acre. The majority of
good land. however, is bringing
about Sl00 an acre he repeated.
One Of the drawbacks faced in
potential increase of farm values
IS the fact that many people be-
lieve they can purchase tax deed
land at lower price than would
be paid through other channels.
Hancock declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
NEW AMERICAN HOME
NEARLY COMPLETED

The North American continents
newest type of home, the New Am
erican7 home will be completed
and ready for occupancy late this
month at the southwest corner OF
Sixth street and Sandalwood Drive.
officials of the Whiting Mead COM
pany announced Saturday.
The home contains eight rooms
besides two bathrooms. a two-car
garage and a spacious playdeck.
Every modern convenience is in
cluded in its construction. includ-
ing an air cooling system and
heating plant especially adapted to
the Imperial Valley climate.
A radical departure from the
usual type Of home design, plans for
the new home were drawn to give
maximum convenience to every
member Of the family in living,
eating. sleeping and recreation The
room plan is such that a maximum
cf efficiency is provided in going
from one room to the other.
An example is the General Elec
trio kitchen. equipped with modeIn
electrical conveniences from stove
tC dishwasher Il follows what en-
gineers term a use sequence plan
the placement of every appliance
being dictated by The part it plays
in the housewives routine.
An interesting feature TO the
house is placing Of the windows
The living room is glassed in. Pri-
vacy viii be provided by venetian
blinds. In the bedrooms and other
dorner rooms window arc set in
the corners. giving startlinal9
pleasing effect
DoWustaire the interior viii be
finished in white. toned down b.
draperies and furnishings A soft
ivory tint will be used IN the up
stairs room The interior walls are
Of masonite
The house is scientifically lighted
throughout. lust a. it is scientifical-
~ designed in all details All clos
cts are finished IN cedar doing
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
PEACE OFFICERS
TO ENTERTAIN
IN Ell CENTRO

Imperial Valley Peace Officers
will entertain at their first dance
at Veterans Memorial hall in Ell
Centro May %. They will be hosts
to residents from all sections of
Imperial and Yuma Valleys.
Dance music will be furnished by
Carroll Campbell's orchestra and
special entertainment features are
being arranged under the direction
Of Chief of Police j. Sterling Os-
walt of FL Centre.
Representatives of every depart
ment of the association are sched-
uled to meet at l:30 o'clock Mon
day to comp etc details for the
dance. This is the first public en-
to!tlinmcnt sponsored by the newly
formed ass citation.
The ticket committee has the
task Of selling 800 tickets.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
PROGRAM
ANNOUNCED BY
CARL HELMICK

S-cIt calendar for the remainder
of the mcata has cen announced
by Carl Helnick. scout executive
Mcnd5y ni-ht q cesn.il court OF
hcncr VIII be- ho.d b INC court
aCuse At 3 pm with jude Vaughn
N. Thompson presiding
The following u2ht the FL Cen
tro dis.ric, mec.in2 viii take place
in the court ho1-e al 80 pm.
wednesday the last meeting ol
the prime pies " 5ecutmsstershir
trainir2 course is scheduled fCI
7:3O pm. n Wilson school.
Friday Yuma viii have its court
Of honor al Q in The Yuma city
hall after ahica .le Yuma district
leaders meeting VIII take place
MAY 70 Is tae date for the Holt
Vile district rally and leaders
meeting and May 30-31, the region
al camporal at Irving park.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
Mother Leaves Boy
Killer to His Fate

ARIZONA STATE PRISON.
Florence. May g. KUP)-Young Jack
Sullivan. condemned to die next
Friday was more alone than ever
today.
His mother, Mrs. Ella Hansen OF
Houston, Tex. who has been a
daily visitor in the death house
for three weeks, returned to Texas
last night. Friends she made dur
ing her stay here urged her to
leave, fearing she could not stand
the shock OF being near her son
when he walks the short last
mile" to the lethal gas chamber.
Sullivan, convicted Of numbering
Railroad Policeman John Bradbury,
whiles away the time playing in
terminable games of checkers with
his death watch guards. He is
unable to read or write.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
Army Officer Dies
Of Gunshot Wound

FORT HUACHUCA, Ariz., May
8. U.P)-Lt. Col. Lester M. Wheeler,
46, died in the military hospital
here yesterday from gunshot
wound received in what an in
quiry board held was "in line of
duty
Col. Wheeler, who had been as
signed TO the 25th u. S. infantry
here for 10 months was found in
his quarters, unconscious and with
pistol lying nearby. The in.
quiry board disclosed no reason
for the shooting.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
RANCHER DIES
OF DESERT HEAT

PHOENIX, AriZ., May g. UP)-
Jacob Lambert, elderly, Sans. Colo
rancher, died in a hospital here
last night from heat exhaustion and
thirst he suffered while he was
marooned in the desert near here
by his stalled truck.
Lambert, who came TO Arizona
last November for his health and
who was planning to return to
Colorado shortly, was without
food or water other than a few
oranges for two days and three
nights He was found by the
truck, delirious and clad only in
his underwear, by Constable Joe
Leavitt, one of a searching party.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10

away with the necessity Of cedar
chests
The garage IS in front, connected
to and fitting in with the rest of
the home. From the front entrance
a hallway gees back to the living
room, which is set in tae rear fac
ing Ross avenue Connected TO it is
the dining room from which a doc.
leads into the kitchen The break
fast nook can be reached from the
kitchen or from the front hallway.
The northwest corner on The lower
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
Strikers To Vote on
Extending Walkout

SALINAS. Cal. May 9. up -
Members Of the Fruit and Vege-
table Workers union now on strike
for union recognition in the Sal
mas Valley lettuce region. voted
today on extending the strike TO a
second Ice Kist Corp, shed at Wat
Sonville.
Only other developments report
ed in the last "a hours were re-
sponses from Frances Perkins. sec
retary Of labor. and William Green,
head OF the American Federation
of Labor. to requests for interven-
ton made by operators.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
OFFICES HERE
JOIN COOLING
SYSTEM LISTS

Started by several Of nc city'S
larger stores, the development of
cooling system installations in Fl
Centre is spreading rapidly 10
homes and offices. it became eyi-
dent last week.
Besides several home owners who
are planning installation Of cooling
systems. several business men are
having the systems installed in
their offices against the summer
heat. Among them are L. R. JET
ferson Of the County Oil company.
and The Rogers & TiSon company.
automotive dealers.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
Ex- Banker Released
From County Prison

BEVERLY HILLS. Cal. May 9.
SU.P)-Richard L. Hargreaves. for
mer president Of the First National
bank here, returned to Beverly
Hills today following his release
from Ventura county prison where
he served a one-year term irreg-
ularitieS in his banks fund.
The banker husband Of Helen
Ferguson. former stage and screen
star, originally had been sentenced
to three years. His term was COM
muted to one year by President
Roosevelt.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
WPA Worker Faces
Charge of Murder

HOENIX, Ariz., May 9. UP
Roy Edward Rogers, 48, WPA
worker, was charged today with
numbering Mrs. EXar Brown, Phoe
nix widow, because she refused
to marry him.
Rogers has been held on assault
charges since the shooting last
Feb. 81. He admitted to sheriff's
deputies he shot the woman, and
attempted suicide He succeeded
in wounding himself only slightly,
however.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10

floor is a bedroom. A bathroom is
available downstairs, and another
upstairs
In The upstairs portion of the
house are two bedrooms, a den and
he playdeck. Flat roofs give space
COR the playdeck at the rear Of the
house.
The basement contains cooling
and heating systems.
The home is thoroughly insulated
and strongly constructed through
out
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
Customs Officer
Transferred to L. A.

Earl Condley, who has had
charge of the customs border
patrol office at Calexico, has been
transferred to Los Angeles.
The position vacated by Condley
will be turned over to Robert Scott,
member of the patrol along the
border, accordingt to Lee Echols.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
Mother, 85, Receives
Saddle Horse Gift

AROMA PARK, IL, May g. up
"A saddle horse was John Browns
mothers day gift TO Mrs. Caroline
Brown, 85 When she's not romp-
ing with her pet st. Bernard, which
weighs more than she does, Mrs.
Brown likes TO ride, siGe-saddle.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
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LOCAL TEMPERATURES

LOCAL TEMPERATURE
Maximum Observation-Disclosures. 70
Mlnlmum .....-, .........# ..#.#....' o.
RendiDg nt Noon Today
temperature .'.'''.'. '.'''..#'. '.'.''9 99
Reading nj ) n. IN. Today
Temperature .................. SO
Humidity ................ 81
Reading at > pm. Yesterday
enpcrdluFc ...,...,.. 90
Humidity ........#........... .
Southern CalifOrnia-Fair tonight
and Sunday, overcast on coast in
morning, normal temperature, light
to moderate northwest winds off tn
coast.
Los Angeles aud Vicinity - Fair
tonight and Sunday with overcast
in morning; not much change in
Temperatures: gentle to moderate
southeast 10 southwest wind.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
Local Buyers Increase
Rural Property Turnover

Land values Valley s25
n Isl months
AT least the actual sales value of that
much whether list
Hancock nothing property