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Evening star., 1936-01-19

NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
2 double bed rooms > baths living room
dining room. solarium, large well equipped
kitchen with breakfast nook; recreation
room built-in garage. furred walls in
Sulated ceiling copper water pipes, corked,
weather stripped. screened. This is abso-
lutely the best value We have ever offered
in this convenient section. Submit your
terms Only one at this price. Better
call at once. Mr. Bennett. Potomac 440I
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- 's'lH'ii ---
BARGAIN
$3.50

IN BEST RESIDENTIAL SECTION OF
GEORGETOWN. Near 30th and Que sts.;
3-room and bath brick; can be bought on
easy terms; Call Mr.: HUGHES Metro
polttan 2s:7. F.. ELIOT MIDDLE ON.
2O5 Investment bldg
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This house vii be built in George
town. PIons ore complete ond work
vii start in the neor turture. Charges
con be made before construction be-
gins. Tot IS 2ol1' VIDE BY l35' deep
to O 20 paved olley The charming
ohorocterstIcs typicol Of the fine
Eoriy Amer i-on home vii be incor-
poroted in this house, For porticuIors
consult Modlson Building ComponX
Harry K. Boss, President. Room SOL,
l4t7 K St. NV
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SALE-HOUSES.
BUNGALOW

In Ch. Ch.. Md.-Unusually attractive and
roomy; lovely, liv. and din. rms. 3 bed
beautifui lot t;Ox15o; Choice location. ''
MISS REED Adams 2123
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S6.5OO.
ONLY So $50

NEAR 14th AND PARK RID.
2-story brick, Z rooms and bath. Phone
Mr.. GUIFFRE Metropolitan 2S21. F.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. 20h IpYeStmeut Bldg.
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1922 18th ST NV

1922 18th ST. NV.
Brick attached house Of rooms 2
city's choicest sections.
OPEN TobAY f5.lf FRO From 3 to 9.
,7,s K I4y1s g. N.1: :: sHorN.kian;1 S.si9ns1 11es
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
Two hot sarssins1o;ne ,;;a has 10 ,'9 rooms;
MAyNoR. Wax 1905 Brentwood I'd. ne. North
A FINE HOUSE, WITH OVER Z. ACRES
rooms, 2 baths, oil burner. fne porches:
lear garage permanent scout ssaitle: Ssme
man man can sfIord; s14. 500. and it's. in new
eqnsGn 0Sa WAS HSld od Tas he aT thnf
- ,r,o ~ >, Ioy1s P; P; SHOEMAKER; SER; ,,ee.
aao, eavH W0oPRIDcEis p n:.Ms12oSm D; g; house;
arranged r for . families; modern in every every
Ss Il. bss es' hess In foE this Guss sscon
deposit. TO inspect come to , ofcs. a1N GRen GRen
ell day ". sunday ns jpnon. r. NorsS Hs ssis. once
open evenings until pm
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK, 3714, WAR.
rem st. NV. outstanding value, S10.950;
vacant: open sunday; to s; conveniently dy
Standards semi detached; well constructed
with best Of materials; excellent conditi3n;
columns: 2 rear porches; 2 complete baths at a:
and ceiling in cellar: metal weather.
stripped. screens, awnings, brick garage,
paved street and alley.
CAPITOL HILL no st. Sc. only
$500; first floor rooms and rec; hall
and BATH second floor. rooms and bath;
attic finished as room; modern; only
81 800.
NEAR AGRICULTURE DEPT. 9l0 In
dependence ave. stories q bed roomsl }.
very well constructed: inspection BY per-
init only; 1850.
BRooKLAND. near schools and trans
portation, brick. semf-detached: modssnj
S6, 500.
FRANK M. DOYLE, Realtor,
e27 18th o.. N.W. Dasssiet 5eeSs
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WHY BUY A "SHACK"o

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS AND KNOCrS
LOUD RIGHT NOW Just as sure as
gun is iron" real estate is going to ad-
YOU iN your ,r choice of sever several 'I lcvely GROOM
BRICK HOMES FOR JUST LITTLE
CASH AND $50 PER MONTH. JUST TRY
AND BEAT IT. They're new-have tiled
baths with built-in tubs and showers. tiled
kitchens and modern built-in cabinets
full light. dry Easements with recreation
rooms and built-in bars-ALL FURRED
WALLS-cedar lined closet HOME SEEK
ERS. IF YOU ARE REALLY DISCRIMI-
MATING. here's your chance.
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NO DOWN PAYMENT.

rooms and bath in a popular. strictly
white. cloSe-in section: semi-detached: !:
large yards. Colonial front porch. nice ga
rage and other outbuildings. Hardwood
floors and entire house Just put in ABB
SOLUTELY NEW-HOUSE CONDITION.
Bus and car lines convenient. IT'S ON A
HILL with plenty of WIDE OPEN
SPACES" Immediately in rear. and yet
it's only very few minutes downtown.
Close to all kinds OF stores. theaterS and
other conveniences. Modern and COM
Portable. Here's a little home for q cou-
pie or small family that you
CAN PAY FOR
Just like rent and accumulate an equity
that you can trade in any time WITH Me
for SOMETHING BIGGER AND BETTER.
All you need to do is have THE NERVE
THE INITIATIVE AND THE AMBITION
TO START.
WITH JUST A LITTLE
Cash can make MONTHLY PAYMENTS
ONLY $4,000. 1t certainly won't hurt
your or cost you anything to phone, see
or write me now and let's at least talk
over how to STOP PAYING RENT. AND
REMEMBER. PLEASE. I'LL BUY YOUR
HOME. IF IT SUITS ME AND is A REAL
BARGAIN.
L. L. JOHNSON,
e27 N. Y: AVE. NV NATL. 9797.
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NO DOWN PAYMENTS TO
AMOUNT TO ANYTHING.

C-olored peoples happiness,
And selling them good homes,
Preferably in our subdivision,
is our earnest desire.
TO do this intelligently,
ALL our efforts are centered
Looking for people worth while.
Very often it is the case,
In personal consultations,
Every obstacle can be removed,
When you really want a home.
Remember this please.
Each item should be considered
And weighed carefully, and we
Let sympathetic understanding
Take precedence over greed.
You will profit thereby.
Come in and let's talk it over.
oh, why delay another minute.
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SELLING HOMES.

"GOES ROUND AND ROUND-OH-
OH-OH'' and If you'll Just give me a
chance I'll demonstrate I can really help
you If you'll Just let me sold one of
but still have one left that I CAN SELL
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IN ALL SERIOUSNESS

We are building new houses as fast as
we can and selling them almost As fast as
completed-WHY? Simply because they
are RIGHT IN EVERY DETAIL-CON-
STRUCTION-AND FINANCING PAR
TICULARLY
Evening star., 1936-01-19

BEST BUY IN
CLEVELAND PARK, $3.50.
Modern brick home in Al condition;
q rooms tile bath. built-in sarase. Good.
convenient location.
BRoDIE & COLBERT. INC.
Natl. 1873. Sun. Ewes Clev. 1859.
BARGAIN,
500 BLOCK ST. NE
Is II. wide brick containing 8 rooms
hot-water heat, Kitchens; suitable for two
families; deep yard. garage for . cars:
houses in this block seldom on market;
owner must sell Price very fow on terms.
Call MR.. GUIFFRE. Metropolitan 1927.
T ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Investment
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SALE-HOUSES.

oh4E0AAOO
WOODBRIDGE, D. G.
3943 S. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Groom and 2-bath cottage; bed room
priced to sell Immediately.
LOUIS HALL. Potomac 6021.
1850 HEMLOCK ST. NV.
CHARMING BRICK HOME IN
SHEPHERD PARK.
Center-Hall Plan.
3 Bed Rooms. 2 Baths,
Large Rear Porch. Overlooking
BEAUTIFULLY
HANDICAPPED PLOT
98x16O FEET.
g LOTS.
Oil heat massive fireplace, ideal ar
rangement for entertaining and other
appealing features too numerous to men
tion in this ad.
Can be purchased under
most attractive terms and
conditions.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
MOSS REALTY COMPANY,
or call Mr.. DefRANCEAUx at Shep-
herd 3742 Sunday or evenings.
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COLMAR MANOR. Md
-s 2O1 LENOX AVE.
8 rms. ami. detached: S45.
EOXAII, OVERLOOKING GOVERNMENT
park. neW-house condition. 8 rooms, double
IN GnSaee INQUIRE at 1641 44th ct. NV.
VAVHLY TAYLOR, mo.
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PEET, ,
BUY YOUR HOME NOW.

oO Y II I4O.FtII 4NOV
Attractive 5-roor. attic bungalows.
ami. garage: large lot; beautiful loca-
ton. Only 81 $50; easy terms. Several
for rent.
1921 Gath ST Mt. Rainier. Nd.
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NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE.

$6,75O-A modern tapestry brick home
containing 7 rooms and sleeping porch.
lovely sun parlor with southern exposure
garage This is q most unusual value in
fine home Investigate 1t. j. A. VEIN
BERG Jr National O2SO or Georgia 1858
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WE DO HAVE NOW A

Community of HOMES OF CHARACTER.
in the MOST EXCLUSIVE 'RITZY'' colored
subdivision IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA. Inquire for exact location.
One car fare from your front door to any
Besides this every house is NEW-BUILT
RIGHT AND MODERN IN EVERY SINGLE
DETAIL. Brick, Semi-detached, large
are still suburban-WHERE THE CHARM
OF THE COUNTRY BLENDS WITH THE
COMFORT AND ECONOMY OF THE
Evening star., 1936-01-19
T.OOK-REAT, RITYI

5O14 Arkansas ave. nw.-Semi-det.
brj.k, rooms and bath a bed rooms) },
screened porches. open fireplace. attic.
built-in garage; convenient neighborhood:
good condition. Immediate possession.
Price and terms right Georgia O170
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MAKE OFFER.

113H ABBEY PG. NE
rooms. modern. new-houSe condition,
built-in garage; terms 1916 Bay St Sc
8 rooms. modern, like new. garage: terms
Shepherd oOS.f
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WOODRIDGE-S5 $50.

New sll-brick bungalows modern in
every detail: 5 rooms and bath. bed rooms
12x12. living room 15x17. hoored attic.
Lot 40xl5s. Total monthly cost. includ-
ing heat. light, gas and taxes less than
the average apartment rent. 1712 Evarts
st. ne. J. CREAL. phone Atlantic O915-J.
BEST BUY-N.E.-$4,25O.
Modern Colonial home near 7th and
Florida ave- ne; rooms hot-water heat
elec. lights built-in garage. Terms. To
INSPECT phone LINCOLN 0s97.
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DETACHED BRICK.

woodridge-2so3 18th st: ne, Attrac-
shower fireplace. finished attic. modern
kitchen. recreation room with fireplace,
Open until 8 pm. Price So $50. Out
r. I. ave. to 18th st. ne. Right "a block
W "o WIN. R. THoRoWGoop
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WOODBRIDGE. D. c..
2111 Bunker Hill rd. MA new brick
Cape Cod home with screened porch ana
garage, finished IN hardwood throughout
Near bus liner; schools and stores
1927 22nd st. n.e.-A new. complete;
5-room bungalow with foored attic and
garage; only one left. Open daily till o
''H' WOODBRIDGE REALTY co.
23f1 R. / Ave E. North I2O3.
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70 PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY. 10 ROOMS.
3 baths. new Aoil-burning furnace; within
8 blocks Of Dupont Circle in good resi-
Dental section; 500 monthly to reliable
party; possession in 80 days. Address
Evening star., 1936-01-19

CHEVY CHASE $500 MCKINLEY SD
rooms. > baths detached, perfect condi-
tion. every improvement. ideal home. ga,
rage; reasonable rent or will sell on good
terms phone Columbia TS5R
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BEAUTIFUL HOUSE. 9 BATHS. 2 OR
rooms; excellent locality. yard. open fire.
place; good condition; very reasonable.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
$9,85O,

5622 NEBRASKA AVE. CHEVY CHASE.
New Colonial center-entrance home; cor
ner lot; living room, dining room. electric
health kitchen. bed rooms and bath;
recreation room and shower bath in base
ment; built-in earage; large porch. Open
4 to 8 pm.
B. P. EVANS, INC,
Evening star., 1936-01-19

We are anxious to see just how many
of the BETTER CLASS OF COLORED
PEOPLE will respond to this earnest ap-
peal for you to really START SOMETHING
WORTH WHILE right now. Well positively
do our best to help you get started. At
least. let's talk it over, please. See, phone
or write
Evening star., 1936-01-19

TAKOMA PARK, 129 GRANT AVE-
rooms. bath. hardwood floors. every i'm
Convenient location; rent or will sell on
rental basis Phone Columbia 1858.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
SILVER SPRING.
$1,000

X6OO CASH.
A real sacrifice-Owner. out OF town ,s
forced to sell this beautiful 5-room and
batn BRICK BUNGALOW every mooern
Appointment. Gabed living room with
built-in fireplace OIL BURNER AND ELEC-
TRIO REFRIGERATOR. Must sell as is.
Call Mr. ROD National 4525.
EXCELLENT NV. LOCATION: SPLENDID
4 bed rooms home of brick construction:
oil heat, elec refrigerator; 3 porches;
screens; weather stripped: awnings; ga
rage: vacant: S9,750.
GRAHAM & OGDEN.
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027 N. Y. AVE. NV. NATL. 9797.
Phone Sun. or week DAYS. Q to s.
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SALE-HOUSDE.
$3.450.

A REALLY HANDSOME sEMI-DETACHED
house in Chevy Chase; near Wisconsin
ave. g large rooms. modern. with buiit-ln
price, $3.50; mortgage, $4,000. in build
ing association.
ITO x ST n w Natl, 1896.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

BUNGALOW, & ROOMS, AMI. NEARBY
Va: bus service 90 min. to D. C. 1905
N Wash blvd. Ballston. Va. II.
OPEN SOS INGRAHAM ST. NV.
Brightwood 6 large rooms. inclosed porch.
garage, refrigeration: new condition
Dbnpn fsoorvia 400
Evening star., 1936-01-19

GRAHAM e OGDEN.
National $3.50. 313 Woodward Bldg.
NEW BUNGALOW-MASS.A AVE. Sc.
Large living room. 2 bed rooms.
bath and large kitchen. hot-water
heat. gas, electricity; corner iot.
trees and shrubbery. Open for in
spection Sunday. Reasonable price
and terms. Cross Pa. Ave. Bridge.
turn left On Minnesota ave. to
Mass ave. and left to home.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

woodridge-41O3 21st st. ne. rooms.
tiled bath. shower. sun parlor. open fire.
place chestnut trimmed. finished attic.
recreation room. oil heat. large lot. garage
~ VIM. r. THoRowoooD.
2O24 r. T. ave- me- Dec O317.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

BRIGHTWOOD"5 ROOMS BATH SEMI
det brick garage: now available; So 80.
DIXIE REALTY co. Nat. $500; sunday.
Dat
Evening star., 1936-01-19

ABOUT 1 BLOCK OF MCKINLEY. HIGH
School--BeautifM ,6-r. and b: brick, new
range. iinoieum. etc: everything in new
conditions: deep lot to alley price only
$3.50: moderate cash. balance in bldg.
assn OWNER District 45QS.
ONLY SS.95O-TRADE CONSIDERED.
W. B. PICHLER, 1906 K NV. MET. 4344.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-23
JULY BUSINESS GAIN MARKED UP
IN BANK OF AMERICA AS REVIEW

gain of 794 per cent over July of
last year.
The total dollar volume of trade
reported by SO retail establishments
in the Twelfth Federal Reserve
District increased 119 per cent
during July, 1886, over July a year
ago
Employment in California man
ufacturing industries was 81 per
cent above the level in July, 1895
Pay rolls increased 16 per cent and
employe earnings advanced 81 per
cent.
Bank debts. which are an index
of business activity, increased 144
per cent over July of last year, ac-
cording to reports from % cities in
the Twelfth Federal Reserve Dis
trict.
The index of prices received by
California farmers for "a major
products produced in this state
registered Ill per cent of the July
1910-15 average, and is 10 per cen,
above the all-time low in April
1898.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-23
BERNICE JOBES
DIES SUDDENLY
IN MOUNTAINS

Mrs. Bernice Jobes, wife of
Charles Jobes of Ell Centro, dice
Saturday morning at the Jobes
summer cabin at Hipass. Mrs.
Jobes. who had been in ill-health
for some time, became suddenly
worse Friday morning and her hus-
band was summoned from El Cen
tro.
The body is at the Lemons NOR
tuary in Ell Centro, pending fu-
neral arrangements.
Mrs. Jobes came to Imperial VAL
ley for her health several years
ago and made a large circle OF
friends during her residence here.
She was active in American Le-
gion auxiliary work and in other
veteran organizations.
The news of her passing came
as a shock to her friends as the
seriousness of her condition was
not generally known.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-23
MINE SURVIVOR
TELLS HORROR
OF EXPERIENCE
,Continued from Page y

sContinued from Page -
sang and kept awake, hearing the
muffled noise from above that tes-
titled to the inch-by-inch APP
proach of the rescue workers, and
watching Sexton grow steadily
weaker.
He walked Sexton. He kept his
eyes open because he knew that
miners who went to sleep while
breathing black or white damp al
most always died. Sexton had a
growing desire for sleep. He want
ed nothing more as the hours and
days slowly passed, but McCann
kept after him.
The cave-in occurred Tuesday
afternoon and late yesterday after
noon the rescue workers, who had
dug day and night through scores
of feet of muck and debris, broke
through the ITO foot level. They
first cleared out the stagnant air
with air pumps, then, feeling that
all four must surely be dead, start
ed to search the tunnel, led by Ar
mold Griffith, state mine inspector.
They had not gone 20 feet when
they heard cry for hep. 1t was
McCann, on his hands and knees.
He said put one word, a piteous
cry:
Water"
The rescuers bathed his hands
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-23
Marriage Annuls
Charge of Bigamy

Minnie Evelyn West, 10, and
John Crawford Smith, 26, were
married in Imperial justice court
Saturday morning by Judge John
Baker
Smith was released from the
Imperial county jail where he had
been held on bigamy charges. He
filed a complaint asking that his
marriage to Miss West be annuled
because he was married TO an
other woman at the time he mar
ried her. The next day, Miss
West signed a complaint charging
him with bigamy. His arrest fol-
lowed.
In his complaint, Smith had ask
ed that their two-year-old child
be declared legitimate.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-23
Spanish Reds in
Drive on Eight
Civil War Fronts
CONTINUED from Page u

Continued from Page u
ace" campaign was story in the
Voelkischer Beobachter from Koe-
nigsburg. East Prussia, quoting the
PreuSSische Zeitung to the effect
that Russia now has in the Baltic
sea more than 40 submarines of
the Dekabrist class of 1896 tons and
an alleged cruising range of 1000
miles.
The story reported Russia was
collecting fuel and building SUBJ
terranean airports at the Kron-
stadt fortress-called, for the oc-
casion. the Red Malta"
At Washington, the state depart
ment is actively discouraging sales
of American war materials to
Spain by advising manufacturers
and exporters that such sales
would be contrary to the govern
ment's policy of strict non-inter-
vention in the Spanish situation,
the department revealed officially
Acting Secretary Of State Will
liam Phillips made public the text
of a letter addressed to an Ameri-
can manufacturer in response to
an inquiry regarding the policy OF
this government concerning the
expectation of arms and ammuni-
ton to Spain.
At the same time, he revealed
similar oral responses had beer
made to other inquiries on the
same subject.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-23

oLlerS were StlllDOrn, and together
weighed less than pound.
DR.. w. b Lucas. 80-year-olo
country physician who refused to
be impressed by the feat the al
most went Mrs. Dionne one better.
said quietly:
The five might have developed
perfectly and survived had Mrs.
Speichinger been in better health
Mrs. Speichinger was recovered
from the ordeal of Aug. 8, ano
went about her farm work. She
has the problem of taking care Of
her children. oldest of whom is Is
Her husband. Philip, was not unset
DR.. Lucas explained that Mrs.
Speichingers condition probably
caused the delay in announcement.
Instead of reporting the occurrence,
he said, he spent his time taking
care of her.
Il called Father FroetSch of the
Brunswick MO- Catholic church
to administer last rites. But we
pulled her through"
Mrs. Speichinger and her husband
live on farm six miles south OF
Mendon. She is blond, and slight,
and still in a weakened condition
She has five boys. and with the
new baby. named Marjorie Louise.
five girls.
DR.. Lucas said he had delivered
twins many times in his long ex-
perience in the country, but haG
never seen a multiple birth such
as this.
Il didn't hardly believe it." SAID
Mrs. Speichinger as she famed
her baby with a newspaper. u
didn't think much about it though
think my family's large enough
now, don't you?"
The sex Of the dead babies could
not be determined, DR.. Lucas said.
He estimated they died about the
second month Of CESSATION. Mar
lorie Louise was the first born
and in less than an hour, the other
five were born, he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-23
SEELEY
Mrs. S. T. Robinson

Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Potter and
children have returned from Los
Angeles to make their home in
Plaster City again.
90
Richard Slayton who has been
visiting with relatives in San Di
ego returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Diehl is a visitor in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Robinson and
family are spending this week at
Ocean Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Oftelie, Mrs.
Frances Bransford and daughter
Sunny 10 and Ned Moretti enjoyed
a motor trip Sunday, going to Julian
by way of Kane Springs, and re-
turning through Lakeside. At Ell
Monte Park they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Vanoni and family.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Little ano
two sons of Bakersfield were visit
ing last week at the home of Mrs.
Little's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Kirkpatrick.
MI. and Mrs. King Kendall of
carp spent Saturday night with
Mrs Kendle's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Oftelie. They were en- route
home from the coast where they
spent several weeks.
T. r. Lytle drove down from Los
Angeles Tuesday returning Thurs
day. The Lytle family are enjoy
ing a vacation on the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-23
XAC DECLARES
HIS PLATFORM

With a prediction that Ed v.
Izac will carry more votes than all
his Democratic opponents com.
bined, Izac-for congress headquar
tiers today issued a final state
ment in his behalf preparatory to
the primary election Tuesday.
Summarizing Izac's campaign
platform, his workers in every part
of the two counties have reported
that there is a steady swing to the
Izac standard.
Izac's principal planks include:
/. Naturalization of credit and
establishment of Central Bank
of the United States.
2. Construction of power devel-
opment projects at each of four
drops along the All American canal,
and release of the power to the
citizens at a low rate which will
benefit them, not the power trust.
3. Construction of an easy grad
lent highway from Ell Centre to
San Diego.
4. Protection for the agricultural
industries of the two counties.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-23
rHE POST-PRESS

Published every Sunday by The
Imperial Valley Publishing Com
pany. 625 State street, Ell Centre,
California, as successor to the
Sunday issue of The Morning
Post and Valley Farmer, and the
Saturday issue of the Imperial
Valley Press.
Entered at Ell Centre, California,
post office as second class mat
ter.
Paul Jenkins, Publisher; George
Bennitt. General Manager: Rus
sell Bennitt. Secretary-treasure
Ed. Fitzhugh, Managing Edi-
tor.
Member California Newspaper
Publishers Association.
NJ. c. Mogensen & Co., National
Advertising representatives.
Subscription Rates: sc per copy
or. in conjunction with the I'm
perial Valley Press or The
Morning Post and Valley Farm
er. Per Month. 60c; Paid in
Advanced: months. $1.65: 8
Months, 1925; One Year, $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-23

Bank of Americas index of bus
mess conditions in the eight far
western states for the month of
July registered 754 which is a gain
of 149 per cent over July of last
year, according to the banks bus
iness review released today. The
index today is 37.8 per cent above
the depression low in March, 1888.
Other highlights noted in this
32-page business review are:
The value of building permits is
sued in 80 representative cities of
California during July aggregated
more than sl4.0oO.O00. This is =
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-23
RUTH CORRELL BECOMES BRIDE OF
DIR. WILLIAM ODOM AT HOLLYWOOD

Benning, relatives of the bride. The
ceremony was performed in the
presence of a small group of rela-
tives.
Immediately after the wedding
DR.. and Mrs. Odom departed for
Alaska on their honeymoon.
They will be at home to their
friends after October l, at 2644
Strand Way, Mission Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-23
MORE LOTS
FOR HOMES

For every five dollars you paid in
city taxes last year, you will pay
six dollars this coming year-a one
fifth income. That increased tax
will keep the city council well sup
piled with tax delinquent lots to
offer at one to twenty dollars each.
And perhaps home at nothing down
and nothing a week.
WHAT AMAZING PROGRESS
adv A. H. REHKOPF.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-23
VDS TF1RONG TO SEE SEXTUPLET BIRTHPLACE
ULLSON RITES
SLATED SUNDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Alpha
Jillson, 93-year-old pioneer Impe-
rial Valley resident, will be con-
Quoted from the B. E. Lemons NOR
tuary at $50 o'clock Sunday MORN
ing. Burial will be made at Ever
green cemetery.
Mrs. Jillson died Thursday at the
home of a daughter at Imperial.
She came to Imperial Valley 81
years ago. She was born in Rhode
Island June "a, 1843.