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Washington Journal., 1936-04-03
&tt bier Sabren etH
SaritOm.

Ser tleine Brian Stauifortb aus
SbeffieIo, @naIano, lit 5tUar erIt bier
Sabre alt, ober er berfiigt oennoh
iiber cine Stimme mie Elm Tambour.
major. 9ieie ungcmobnlihe @abe lit
niht ettpa Ourd cine aronfheit ber-
urIodt mor0en. Die ieineu Geblfopf
un0 feline Stimmbdnorr ~nernnuoelt
Bat; ifou BON @cburf an nor Brian
nit einem ioIdpn bruinmiqen Crqnn
oerfeben uno mon fam iid benz
fen, NIT weldem Gritoucn feline
@Itern ieinen eriten Scbrnsihrci per-
nabmen.
9(ud in ser 6olaeieit mohte Der
feline guri6e, ser lid INNER better
@eIuno6eit erfreute, nit ieinem &c.
maItigen Barton sen GIteru uno
Radbarn muuderlei Summer. Oenn
Itatt zines oiinnen @eQudfes per.
nubm man elm aetpoltiges 9rum-
men, oas Ourh ale @dnOe Orung.
SpGterbin BAT ser fleine Brian Damn
nit feiner Mf1nneritimme manhen
luItigen Streih periibt. als er be-
merfte, OoB %ieoermann iih Dertpun'
bert oOer entiebt umiab, Denn 90
10 elm tleiner 9nirps ploBli1 nit
StentorItimme gu rufen aiming,
mofte or fih einen GpoB 0ard1s,
bic Mbnungsloien 81 neden. Sn Der
StroBe aber fonnte man ben fleinen
BrummbGr idneu aus Dem &reis
Ieiner Gpielfamerooen bernus, 0erer
Mnfiibrer er bnlo muroe, mas ntht
rer~Dunoerlih mar.
Ginen unfreiwiligen Sher5 leifte.
te er Ii9 Bel einem 8erfe6rsunfon.
or tpur6e babel betpuBtlos ing
Rranfenbals ge6rodt, mo iid Die
Ner3te iofort UNI i'm bemii6ten.
gntfest ober fubren ibre 2opfe
in Die Sobe, ols ser feline aranfe
Ii1 atf einmoI aufri6tete uno nit
MGnneritimme fragte, mie er oenn
bierber gefommen fei. 3un1hlt
glaubten sic 4er8te, es lei cine
StimmberGnoerung infolge Oes lin.
fones eingetreten, oann ober ber-
nobmen lie, Dab Brian gar feinen
.StimmtDe6ieI", ionoern felt lie elm
10 mGnnlides auftreten bate.
sSn England gibt es iibrigens nod
einen .Ginoerbariton" gs lit elm
3ebuiGbriger Sunge aus 9onoon
names SobnnD Green, Der iest ols
Singer o~usgebiloet miro. geriGie-
6entIiA bat man idon beriudt i'm
fir ben &unofunf 5u %geninnet,
aber oie engIiide @eieBgebung ge-
Itottet es nidt, &inOer unter 5tDOlf
Sobren gu 8orfiibrungen irgeno-
welfer Mrt beron3uaieben.
60 fam aud Der feline Brian
9tanifortb, Der auf @runo ieiner
unaeu6bnIi6en ngegabung~ ii6er.
Eid boI0 auf Sen 8rettern itiinoe,
nod oieIe Sabre als StraBeniunge
nit RinOern II. grwadienen ieine
SpaBe treiben. Seine @ltern fiird.
ten nllr, OaB BEL 3unebmenoem al-
ter oieneidt bod nod elm Stimm-
medIeI fGme uno Damn aus einem
Rinoer- Barton elm MGnner-S oPron
miiroe!
Washington Journal., 1936-04-03
9os iOeoIe aoIb. Cine

idottif6e @emeinoe bate einer
teuen @eiitliden befommen, unb
beim Gmpfang miBte man nidt, mas
man i'm 81 trinfen geben tonne.
Mon reihte ibm ihlieBlih Elm @ins
Mil1, in 0os Elm geboriger S9uB
oes beIten @bisfep getan mar. Ser
@eiitlihe tranf nit biel 8ehagen
uno erfunoigte iih Damn beiI6ufis,
aus mel6em Stall Die Sub lei, Die
oieIe trefflide MiId eebe. Won iagte
es Inn uuO am nGditen Morgen ao!t
Iein erIter Beiuh oieiem Stall. Neu.
sierige fragten Den Stoafne6t. mos
ser 8aItor BON ibm eemoat babe,
rporauf oieier ermioerte: Or Iagte:
Sd min oos erite 9alb bon Der Sub.
BON Sci bic Oortrefilide MiIh mar
Washington Journal., 1936-04-03
9te &Mr3f3ttgtett MRO
Snteatgen3.

gereits Dor einigen Sobren tit
8rof. gogt BEL ieinen lnteriudun.
gen oufgefonen DAB Die lleberiidtig.
felt i'm gerein nit elmer erbobtea
9rehtroit Ser 6ornbout bel Shmuh-
iinnigen 6%eionOers bGufig ouftritt-
Dieier ge5iebung 5uiihen 6eblIih-
tigfeit uno @ebirnentpidlung lit ole
Eatiade an oie Seite 81 Itelen, OaB
inteligente 8erionen einen groBeren
gnteil an ser 3abl Der &ur5iidtigeu
auhueiien oils OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
0os lle6erwiegen ser Gur5iiA-
tigfeit unO Ser gemol6ten Sorubout
BEL geringer Snteligeu5 aui oer et-
men settle unO Oos lle6ermiegen Der
Gur5iiftigfeit uuO ser fIaden Sorn.
6aut bei bober Snteuigen5 galt nah
Sen llnteriudungen BON Or. g.
Braun. 3iirih. mie III Der 6ronf-
furter 8oAeni6riit Die umIhau"
mitgeteilt miro. olth fiir Die 6reite
MitteIididt Der Rormalen. Der
SduDei3er 6orider bat insgeiumt
$500 Schiller unteriu6t, Die fir lei.
ne b%eionOerea Ar6eits5mede in Orei
@ruppen unterlteut murOen.
Inter Sen aur5iidtieen entfieIen
1871 gro5ent auf Die Grippe Der
S9mod6egobten. Ais Yro5ent uuf
0ie Grippe ser @%litbega6ten. Bel oen
ueberfi6tigen perteilten iih 29.6
9ro8ent ouf Die Granddaughter.
49,1 8ro5ent ouf sic Mittel6egobten
uto Pip 9ro5ent ouf Die @ut6egob-
ten. Non Itdrfer traten 0ieIe Inter
i6ieOe BEL Der l1nteriudung elmer
S6ulflaiie, nGmlih Der pierten, IN
grI6einuug. Bon oen &ur5iihti9en
moren bier 1871 i6pahbegobt. 43,5
8ro3ent m~ittelbegobt un0 40,7 Bro-
gent gutbego6t. Sci Sen lleberiidti-
gen entfielen auf Die i1nafen Be-
gd6ungen 34,3 Yro5ent, auf Die mitt.
leren 8egabungen 44,6 Bro3ent uno
ouf sic guten 9egabungen 20,9 SrO-
gent.
Ser anteil Ser guten Sdiiler err
rei6te bel Den Riir5iihtigen alio oos
9oppelte 5es Stonoes bel oen ue6er-
Ii9tigen. nmgefebrt itn0 in Der
Grippe ser l1eberiihtigen bel me5r
idtpa6e Sdiiler ~feItgeitent poroea,
aIs es Dem Our6i9nitt entipriGt.
Sn Der betrefienoen &laiie fomen fir
oie i6nader, mittleren uno guten
S9iiler insgeiamt, dlio inter Gin.
i6luB Ser Iormaliidtigen, f%olgenOe
grgebniiie berous: idmah 1870 8rO-
sent, mittel 46,4 %ro8ent, gut 35,1
8ro5ent.
.9os @rgebnis gogts, oem8ufolge
benz grOBeren @ebirn ltuo Der feiner
0ifferen3ierten SirnrinOe Oie Surg
Ii6tigfeit lopie Die flade Sornbout,
Sem geringen SirnDolumen un0 DER
monqelbaften Differen5ierung Der
Sirnrinoe oie l1eberiidtigfeit uno be
gep0l6te Soru6aut entipridt gilt
ollo ebenio fir sic OerbaltnismdBig
fleinen llnteri6ieOe in Ser SnteQi-
gen5, mie iie i'm 6ortgung Ser S6ii-
Ter gum Musorud fommt. Die Hegel
Gilt ielbItperItdnoli6 nidt fir ben
gin5elfan, pieImebr nur fir Die Ser.
bdltniIie am Itotiitiiden bacterial.
Sier ober lit lie 10 iorgfdltig, oaB
man einen uriddliden 3uiommen.
bang bon Ser grt Der Seblii9tigteit
uno Dem @rao ser @ebirnentpid-
lung onnebmen muB."
Washington Journal., 1936-04-03
oS1infenriE6er" MaO
,,SeefOter".

t01ter" 00er gS0t1tenrted]er lem
tGqlid 8rot Deroienen? @aeroings
lit es cine 3umutung. ii6 nur nit
Dem Soften uno Hiehen 81 begniigen,
uno nod Ihoner mare es, menn ma
gu einem guteu See cine 8ortion
ioftigen 9anoihinfen genieben oiirfte
un0 0ofiir %o(g0ann Elm ausreibenOes
@ebolt be5oge. 9tber gang 10 ih0n
nie i'm ShlaroifenlonO unlerer
Srdume lit es aud nit oieien beioen
iebr ieIten pertretenen geruicn niht
6eItent.
Sen uEeefoitern" fonmt in gng-
lono Die idpierige 9tliigabe gu. Sic
ridtigen Seemii6uugen tiir Die per"
ldieoenen 2Gnoer 5uiommen5uiteaen.
@iiroen iie itatt elmer &oitprobe ie-
peils einige Soiien 0eS @~etronfes ge-
nieBen, 10 m1re ibr @eidmodSemp-
finoen iebr balls abgeitumpft aud
Die .Sdinfenrieher", ole in ben ame-
rifoniiden 5leiihfobrifen ongeiteIt
iino, oiirfen %feinesfdns 81 piel pom
ben i6nen borgelegten Groben toiten.
Sic iteden in einen Der Dielen in ei-
ner Serie fertig geiteaten ShinfeH
binein, UNI aus Dem @erud gu erfen-
men. OBJ oos 5leiih nm ben &nohen
berum nod friih lit.
@s gibt ober in Der SAinfenfd6ri-
fation aud .HouAiammler", D. 3.
2eute. Die oen Hou6. Ser BON per-
bronntem &iforD-Sol3 aufiteigt. in
6lof9en einfnngen; 0ieIer &out
miro oonn our g~ebonOlung Der
Shinfen berpenoet. 3o6 i%eltener 1T
Die SnOuitrie. Die Iih NIT Dem Cant
meIn Der gartboore BON 8olroIien
beIdGftigt. gud oieie 5ommler Doll
8olroBbooren iino bauptiddli6 in
ser Neuen @elt pertreten; Die 8or-
item ge6en nod Dem Often. no lie Don
poblbabenoen Gbineien als 3obnito-
der DerpenOet uno bod6e5ablt mer.
ben.
Sn elmer 2onooner 5abrif gibt eS
einen Mtonn, Der lett SO Sobren
nidts anoeres TIT, als Streidbolaer
an3u0iinoen, nm ibren 8ert gu prit-
fen. aus Ben friid aus Der So
BRIT fommenoen &ieienpafeten nit
Strei6bol3ern meroen fpobllos Elm
paor 56odteln berausgenommen.
Ser Hrufer itrei1t ems Ser S0i5ar
an Der 5dodtel an, unO menn ole
8roben our 3ufrieoenbeit ausfaIen,
miro ser gan8e 8oiten fir OerpenO-
bar erfl1rt. 9ieie ieltiame 8ei9dfti-
glng mur0e fir ben Mann geidaf-
fen, nad0em CT ourb cinen unfan
gum &riippel ~gefporoen mar; er lit
aber bon ieiner 8eIddftigung 10 be-
geiitert. Oa er tie immer nod auSiibt,
obtpobl man i'm l1ngit %peniionieren
molIte.
Sn Sen @ereinigten 5taoteu per-
oient elm Wann iein 8rot, in0em er
6ei ser M6ri6tu5 BON 8oli3eibunoen
ais .geute" oient. @r 6eiBt gurta
uuO 1T nit ieiner 9lrt Oes 8roter-
iuerbs Iebr 5ufrieoen. @enn in oen
Yoli5eiamt bon Seem Yorf Elm neuer
Sumo erprobt perOen iou, Damn miro
gurfe ibm poraefiihrt; er lit nit
orei An8iigen ausaeriiltet, Oie er
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bat, nit 5pei
9oar @an0iduben iiD%ereinanOer. al'
ner grt Selm unO einem Wfuff. Damn
felt er iih getroit ben angriffen oes
8o~li8eibunoes entgegen. ogs 1T nidt
geraoe Die a%ngenebmite arbeit in Der
@eIt," erflGrte 8urfe, naber tie err
ndbrt ibren Monn.~ 90 mander, Der
5u1peilen NIT ieiner gerufstatigfeit
ni6t 10 gor8 8ufrieOen 1T, miro it'd
nod Der Shiloerung Oieier unge'
wObnIi9en 8ei6dftigungen wieoer
einDerItonoen nit ieinem 2oie 3eigen.
Washington Journal., 1936-04-03

Be0enten. Ote SrduI
frogte: @irit gu mid nud lieben,
menn id graues Saor baben weroe2
BrGutigam (beteuern0): Isle
fannf ou fragen? Sd babe bid
bod aud lieb gebabt, als Ou blon-
oes, brounes uno i6mar3es Soar
batteit.
- 9ettes sc itteI. Cine tri-
i1e @ittpe madte cine gingobe, in
Der iie Inn Elm neues Do1 fir ibr
Saus Bat. Scr &egen fommt in fol-
9en Stromen 0ur6 Oos alte DoG
our1,~ f1rieb fie, bob bag ein5ige
MitteI, Inn ii1 Dor Der WGile 5u
iaiiben, oarin beItebt, oaB man bin
ausgebt."
@ewiiiens &onfIift.
nGs lit eigentli9 ieltiam, oaB goitb
INNER nod 10 tpenig @elo bat. Ser
goter bot ibr bod elm groBes Ser.
moeen binterlnileL nit Dem es fi9
berrli9 uno in 6reuoe Ieben Ioiien
miir0e. .Sa. aber i'm Seitamertt
lit oie 8eoingung. bob iie 0ns @eIo
erit nit oreiBie Sabren befommen
fam. uno oa5u min tie iid nod
immer ni1t entidlieBen.
ginfeitiges 3wiege.
prG9 d. Sn Der 0ffentliden Sern-
ipredbnae itebt elm Msofn an EeIe-
pbon nit benz Scorer in Der Sano.
Iiebt iebr dngitlid unO drgerlid aus.
modt ober nidt Die geringiten an.
~Italten, au ipreden. giner BON ben
8ortenoen, Die ale aud ipreGen
mouen, 0ffnet i6lieBlid Die Sir uno
fragt boflid: nSpreden Sic nit ie-
monoem?" uaber getuiB", anttportet
Der onoere, lid ipre6e nit meiner
Srau.~
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
HUMAN SHIELD
SAVES BANDIT
Duo IN BANK
Robbers Use Woman
To. Flee From
Barrage

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10.
.(UP)-Using a woman GUS
toner as a shield, two ban
dts escaped behind a bar
rage of bullets fired at a
police lieutenant who thWarted
their attempt to loot a Washington
Blvd branch of the Citizens First
National Bank today.
Employees and customers WeN
thrown into a panic as the two
gunner entered and commanded
Teller w. o. Lindstorm to hand
it over, and nobody'll get hurt"
Det. 1t. G. w. Ribblett, posted
as a "stakeout" after a tip had
been received that the bank was
marked for a holdup, promptly
opened fire from a balcony but
missed
Selling a woman customer, the
bandits held her in front of them
as they backed out of the bank,
their guns blazing upwards at the
police officer. Although untouch-
ed, Ribblett was forced to with
hold his fire.
The bandits leaped into a car
parked at the curb and fled.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19

ElkS lodge of CaleXico.
For years a certain coolneS has
existed between the two lodges be-
cause of misunderstanding over the
winner of past games Difficulty
has been encountered because each
team insisted upon having its own
umpire, score keeper and base Off
cialS. Last season the game ended
in a near riot, with the score 8 to 8
or to depending upon the score
keeper. Ell Centre claimed a zillion
foul plays when the field lights were
turned off and Is CaleXico Elks
tripped across home plate in the
darkness. Calexico finally consent
ed to flip coin at double or moth
ing, but somebody pocketed the coin
and the controversy remains one Of
the great unsettled.
Wednesday night, however, prom
iseS to be field day for the Ell Cen
tro herd. According to rumor, a
staff of magicians from Los Angeles
will be present to lend moral sup
port to the home chapter. There is
another nasty rumor to the effect
that the CaleXicanS will come armed
with flashlights and sparklers.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19

tango ana otnef games operating
at beach resorts.
In a letter to officials of both
counties. the clergyman described
a picture of wide-open gambling
and asserted that any Official who
issued permits for tango Or similar
games was committing q felony,
His blast followed an exchange OF
charges and counter charges yes
terday with District Attorney
Buron Fits who hotly accused him
of "mud-slinging politics.
1--WE are preparing to go to bat
for results, no matter how long il
takes" the churchman promised ib
his letter.
He said members of the organ
ization were being organized INTO
front line defense" for state
wide assault on gambling, with
the local situation being dealt with
first He declared it was up to
Fits to prosecute all offenders. re-
ported to his office. Conditions
at Seal Beach where gambling
is running wide open" were de-
scribed as the worst in the two
counties.
DR.. wilkinson sent copies of his
letter to Gov. Frank F. Merriam
and Attorney General U. S. Webb
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
ROB Der KILLS
LAD IN FIGHT
OVER WEAPON

STOCKTON, Aug. 10. WR) = A
youthful, heavily bearded gunman
shot and mortally wounded Edwin
Poston, "a, early today when the
victim, former high school athlete,
attempted to wrest a gun away from
him after he had robbed Poston'S
fiancee, Claudia Morris, 81, and her
mother, Mrs. H. E. Morris.
The three were sitting in an auto
mobile when the killer menaced
them with his revolver. He stripped
jeWelry and watches from the two
women and then ordered PoSton to
get out of the car.
PoSton complied with the demand
but upon alighting leaped at the
robber and attempted to wrest the
gun from him.
The gunman fired once, hitting
Poston in the foot and then fired
twice again in rapid succession. The
bullets entered PoSton'S chest and
head.
H. j. Sanders, a policeman, hear,
ing the shots, ran to the scene and
said he saw the killer but was un-
able to apprehend him.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19

Camp clipper Enterprise was dis
covered safe on an island off Point
ToSco where the boat went aground
yesterday morning. The Panama
Pacific liner California reported
the survivors We're in good con-
dition and awaiting the arrival Of
coast guard craft to remove them
The tuna boat Magellan, which
had radioed for assistance when
its rudder and propeller were swept
away, was reported out of imme-
diate danger with a sister Ship.
the st. Therese of San Diego
standing by. The ST. Therese also
was damaged by the storm but re-
ported the danger was over as the
seas calmed.
The fourth vessel, Van Camp Sea
Food company's clipper Panama
ran aground on the north end OF
Magdalena bay but was able to
pull off and go to the assistance
Of the Enterprise, according to
Mackay radio.
Two coast guard patrol boats
from San Diego were expected TO
arrive this morning and take
charge of the rescue work.
The radio operator of the Pan
anna messaged that it was under
stood a 37-foot yacht with three
persons aboard was "loSt" in the
Continued on Page 6; Col. 50
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
SEVEN BREAK
UNDER STRAIN
or TUNNEL|NG
-Four Imprisoned in
Shaft ITO Feet
Underground
Copyright 1896 by United Press

Copyright 1896 by United Press
MOBERLY, Mo-, Aug. 10.
(UP)-Rescue workers swan
through water filled hori-
zontal ventilating shaft in a
coal mine today and burrowed into
the muck of a cave-in, hoping to
open path to four men trapped
but believed alive ITO feet below
the surface.
Seven rescuers collapsed from the
black damp and smoke choking
the mine and were revived by pull
motors at the mine mouth. Their
companions, wearing gas masks,
kept grimly at their task despite
all but impossible handicaps.
The four men were trapped yes
terday afternoon by fire that de-
stroyed the tipple and the timber
ing of the main shaft. They in
cluded one of the mine owners.
The main mine shaft was block
ed by a cave-in at the 65-foot
level. A ventilating shaft there,
leading from the main air shaft,
was the only possible entrance,
Through it, rescuers hoped to
reach the main mine shaft.
The men were trapped at the
l10-foot level of the main shaft,
in a sloping tunnel where they
had been working. 1t was hoped
they had made their way to the
far end of this slanting tunnel,
where, it was believed, comparat-
lively pure air permitted them to
live.
At the 65-foot level, gas-masked
rescuers hauled out the fire black
ed timbers that fell into the air
shaft while the fire ragged. There
they plunged into the water filled
horizontal air shaft and swan 20
Continued on Page 6; Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
NEW DRIVERS LICENSE
OFFICES OPENED Her L
Mexican Officials
Will AnSWer to
'Ext0rtion' Charge

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 10. WP)-Two
Tijuana, Mex, city officials were
under court order today to appear
for preliminary hearing charged
with "extortion' of two suits OF
clothes.
Francisco Anguiano, district at
torney, and Jose TreVino Osuna, his
assistant. were released on their
own recognizance after their arrest
on complaint of Rafael l.. Velarde,
San Diego tailor.
Velarde said he was forced to
promise the clothing to effect re-
lease of his impounded automobile
after a Tijuana accident. He de-
clined to protest when they arrived,
assertedly to collect" yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
SUMMER FENERY
SOTLED IN ROW

Three Negro women engaged in a
free -for-all fight at Fourth and
Broadway Tuesday night to the
detriment of the summertime raj
ment in which each was clad.
Flying fists and wisely welded
shoes characterized the brawl. Ell
Centre police separated the com
batants and took them all to Jail.
Rosetta Murphy, %. Ophelia Mar
fus, 38, and Bessie Butler, 20 were
fined $40 each in police court We'd
neSday morning after they pleaded
guilty to being drunk and disturb
ing the peace.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
| MAJOR LEAGUE
-SCOR ES
AMERICAN

AMERICAN
Cleveland at Chicago. postponed,
rain.
Detroit .....,...O1
St Louis .....,..O7
Wade and Hayworth; Thomas and
Hemsley.
New York ......110
Washington 49,. O2O
Ruffing and Dickey; Deshong and
Bolton.
Boston ....O1O 600 500 900 O. /. 0
Phila. ..... 900 100 030 900 1-5 8 Q
Wilson, Marcum and II. Ferrell
Ross and Hayes.
Second game:
Boston ......... .Ol
Philadelphia .....2O
Ostermueller and Berg; Kelly and
Hayes.
90
NATIONAL
Rrooklyn ..'...910 ..'...59dG0 600 0o0 09 0O991-9 s !
Butcher and Berres; Hubbell and
Mancuso.
Chicago ....... 900 O1O 120-4 7 o
Pittsburgh -. .OO2 OH 001-5 u o
Henshaw, Root and Hartnett;
Weaver, Swift and Padden.
Philadelphia 100 900 OOO-1 7 4
Boston 223 101 O0X-9 IL O
Walters. Swiss. Kowalik and
Grace; Chaplin and Lopez.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
SAILORS UNION
BREECH WIDENS

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10. UP
The breech between the Sailors Un-
ion of the Pacific and the Interna,
tional Seamen's Union widened to-
day as the western organization re
quested that the Pacific coast ship
owners negotiate a new and separ-
ate working agreement without the
intervention of agents"
Harry Lundeberg, head of the
sailors union, accepted the ship,
owners request for a discussion
aimed at revision Of the 1884 arbi
tration awards.
He stipulated, however, that the
international union had lost the
right to represent the Pacific coast
seamen by revoking their charter.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19

That he assurances were given,
or were needed, was due to a
series OF events that were moving
Europe again toward vortex of
possible war.
Italian war maneuverS start next
Tuesday; British secret naval man.
euverS will start off Malta, op-
poSite Italy, three days later, with
Sir Samuel Hoare, first lord OF
the admiralty, personally attend
ing; France will hold maneuvers
in the Spanish and Italian frontier
areas September 7, and one day
later Russia has its gigantic man
euvers, with a British military
mission, first since the Bolshevik
revolution, in attendance.
Reports Discredited
British authorities said they be-
lieVed reports of italian mobiliza-
ton, attributed to the Spanish
situation, were inaccurate because
they contraSted with the asSuran-
ceS which Italy gave the British
Charge d'Affaires at Rome.
Germany, too, has softened its
position and, regarding a proposed
neutrality agreement, was under
stood to have assured the govern
ment the United States need not
be included in its stipulation that
all countries which produce war
material in big quantities muss
adhere. Only European nations
are meant, it was said.
But with all these assurances.
and with Italy's abandonment OF
it's demand that Britain and France
must suppress all comment hostile
to the Spanish rebels, the fear
grew that the proposed neutrality
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REDS REMOVE BANS
FOR RUTHLESS WAR
Lightning Hits
& National Guard
I Camp in Arizona

FLAGSTAFF, 10. UR)-Light-
ming struck a tree i'm the national
guard camp near here yesterday,
endangsring the lives of several
men and damaging a truck and
tent.
Pieces of the tree, sent flying
by the bolt, went thrOught the
tents. of Major William Fisk and
crashed into a truck parked SO
yards away. A guardsman who
had taken shelter i'm the truck
was knocked out of it.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
Japanese Ship Crew
Received at Capital

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. up
Fighting men of the American and
japanese navies clasped hands in
warm friendship today as govern
ment officials welcomed to the cap
ital for the first time in seven years
officers and midshipmen of the I'M
perial japanese training squadron.
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good until revoked are dated from
Jan. /, 1927, up to but not includ-
ing Aug. IA, 1929 Those dated
prior to Jan. l, 1927, all have been
cancelled. Those dated subsequent
to Aug. IA, 1929, are of the two
year type and must be renewed.
The examinations will be given
at the following places and hours:
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POSSE RESUMES
HUNT FOR BOY
LOST IN HILLS

SAN BERNARDINO, Aug. 10. W,P
"A posse of citizens and deputy
sheriffs today resumed their search
along the east slope of Mt. San
Bernardino for 15-year old Walter
Jorgensen of San Pedro who has
been missing since Sunday.
The youth was reported lost by
his companions on a deer hunting
expedition, Richard Mitchell, 18, and
Ray Mitchell, 16 also of San Pedro.
The search was made difficult by
heavy rains which obliterated the
boys trail and made progress over
the hills slow.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
TOWNSEND ASKS
FOR POSTPONEMENT

CHICAGO, Aug. 10. U.P)-Dr.
Francis E. Townsend, founder OF
a 5000 a month old age pension
plan, asked today that a hearing
brought against him by warning
factions of the movement I'm
Cleveland be postponed from
Thursday until Monday. The suit
against Townsend asks an ac-
counting of Sl,OOO,OOO allegedly
contributed to the organization
and appointment of a receiver.
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Absentee Ballot
Deadline Thursday

The deadline for application for
absentee ballots is at 5 o'clock
Thursday night. Thereafter all vot-
ing will have to await the primary
election August 25.
A total of 778 absentee ballots had
been issued from the county clerks
office at noon Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19
Is FAMILIES TRANSFERRED FROM
WPA TO DIRECT RELIEF AGENCY

Twenty-Five families recently were
transferred from the rolls of the
Works Progress administration in
Imperial county to those of the
State Relief administration because
their employability was declared to
be questionable.
A majority of the transfers were
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-19

women with minor children, ac-
cording to w. S. Filter, who heads
the SRA. The transfers represented
no increase in the total relief load
for the county.
SRA relief rolls now include 160
families representing an increase of
25 families within the last two
weeks, FitZer said.