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Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24

SpWell-Maybe-
VA letter from an Imperial Val
leyite vacationing in the middle
west says:
~ Heat? Man, it's not hot down
\here. I understand from the news
papers you've been having a cool
spell of about 115-17. Well, you
haven't seen, felt nor sworn at
anything until you've sampled this
middle western stuff. (RR took it
for granted he was still talking of
the weather. I'll be glad to get
back to the arctic regions of I'M
perial Valley"
He was one of the chaps who
thought it was SO hot in Imperial
Valley when he packed bag and
baggage for his vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
Counsel Begins
Final Arguments
In AAA Suit

LOS ANGELES, July "a. UR -
Opposing counsel in a suit to test
validity of California's Little AAA"
today began final arguments before
Superior Judge William j. Palmer,
who is hearing the action, filed by
a group of independent citrus grow
ers and shippers to enjoin by ap-
plication of the lemon pro-rate
agreement.
Plaintiffs counsel argued that the
citrus industry, particularly lemon
growers and shippers, should not
be subject to government control
in order to insure a square deal"
for the independents in disposing
of crops handled by them.
Attorneys for the state pro-rate
commission-the defendants-coun-
tered with assertions that controlled
production and marketing had been
attempted successfully by the Cali
fornia fruit growers exchange and
would attain the same results If
applied to the industry as whole.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
SUSPECT DIES
AFTER ARREST

LOS ANGELES, July "a. UP)-A
few minutes after being booked on
suspicion of conducting wrestling
matches between men and women,
"Porky" Flynn, brother of the late
Jim Flynn, who once knocked out
Jack Dempsey, died in the city Jail
today.
The police vice squad took Flynn
and three others into custody in a
raid on information that matches
were being staged between women
wrestlers and between men and
women without license.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24

Encouragement concerning the
proposed erection OF state build
ing in Ell Centro was voiced Thurs
day night by Ray Ingels, head of
the department of motor vehicles in
California, who paid Imperial Val
ley visit.
Ingels said he saw no reason
why the building should not be
erected in Ell Centre if a suitable
building site could be found. He
expressed the opinion that the park
north of the county court house
would be a suitable spot for the
building.
1t is imperative, according to
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
TATOOED LADY
NOT TOO TRUE
AYERS HUBBY

LOS ANGELES, July "a. UP)-
Domestic bliss for the circus
barker and Nellie, the tatoOed
lady, last only three months;
then Nellie ran away with the
wild man.
On such a story. Frank E.
Hank, the barker, today obtain
ed an annulment of his marriage
to Nellie May Hank, the tatOOed
lady.
Hank said he hadn't seen his
wife since she and the wild man
ran away from the circus tOgeth-
er.
Besides, complained Hank, she
hadn't divorced former hus-
band before marrying him.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
Speedy Trial To
Be Petitioned For
Confessed Killer

SANTA ROSA, Cal, July "a. U.R
Authorities today prepared to
ask a speedy trial for Henry Leu
dreaux, 45, of Sonoma, who as
sertedly confessed to the killing
of David Eraldi, 40, store owner,
also of Sonoma, last night.
L0udreauX was said to have
emptied his revolver at Eraldi af-
ter the latter struck him a blow
on the head with a baseball bat.
The shooting cIimaXed disputes,
quarrels and fights between the
two men over period of two
years, resulting, it was said, from
Eraldis attentions 20 Mrs. Lou
dreauX.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
DEADLY HEAT
WAVE BROKEN
B Y BREEzES
Death Toll Stands
At y; No New
Victims

Welcome relief from the
protracted heat wave arriv-
ed in Imperial Valley Fri
day morning on the wings
of a brisk breeze from the
southeast. Only one heat death
occurred in the valley since noon
Thursday.
Noon temperatures in Ell Centre
Friday were l04 degrees with the
humidity registered at 80. Their
mometers climbed from 80 degrees
at p. m. to- the noon day high.
Humidity at a. m. stood at 80.
Maximum temperature Thursday
Continued on Page 2, Col. u
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
TWO vERDICTS
IN
JAMES TRIAL
Hope For Immediate
Decision Lost
On Coast

LOS ANGELES, July "a.
(UP)-A jury, considering
the fate of Robert S. James,
a ccuse d "rattlesnake tor
ture killer" of his seventh
wife, recessed for lunch today,
little more than an hour after
receiving the case with instruc-
tions to return a guilty verdict of
murder in the first degree, Or ac-
quittal.
Expectations of a quick verdict
were swept away when the 10
men and two women jurors were
taken out to lunch at 1915 p. m.
They had retired to begin deliber-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
File This, Youngster-

If Mona Manley, who's lowering
around the first milestone in age,
keeps a scrap book, RR hopes this
is the first entry. The little lady,
with her mother, is an ardent
customer OF the plunge in Ell Centre
and one of these days she's liable
to be cavorting around whatever
plunge they use for the Olympic
games in l6-orso years Her moth
er is an excellent aquatic performer
but if the daughter doesn't sur
pass all her feats in a few years,
RR is Woefully wrong.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
San Diego Educator
Succumbs Suddenly

LONG BEACR, July "a. UP)-
Mrs. Marian p Smoor, 43, for Is
years president of State Teachers
college in San Diego, died suddenly
in local hospital last night.
Mrs. Smoor was stricken while
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M Peek.
Funeral arrangements are incom-
plete.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
Last Minute
FLASHES !!
CARDENAS REGIME
GAINS ENEMIES

MEXICO CITY, July a. KU.H
Bitterness against the regime
of President LazarO Cardenas
mounted hourly today as a week
long light and power strike re-
mained unsettled. RumOrs that
the walkOut might lead to
general srike were considered
unfOunded in informed quar-
tiers, but hundreds of persons
with money felt there might be
an element of truth in them.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
LITER ESCAPES
ARIZONA PRISON

ARIZONA STATE PRISON,
Florence, July "a. U.D - Prison
guards and their pack of blood
hounds hunted grimly today for
Granville w. Johnson, convicted
wife murderer who twice was
condemned to the gall0ws. John
son, a trusty employed at the pri-
son service station, escaped some
time during the night, presumably
with the aid of a confederate who
took him away i'm an automobile.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
ELDER DILLINGER
ON NEW JOB

MANITOWISH, Wis, July "a.
(U.P)-John Dillinger, Sr., father
of the late gunman. had n new
job today displaying bullet
holes, newspaper clippings and
abandoned clothing In the sLit-
tie Bohemia" lodge where Dill
linger and his followers fled
a federal trap In 1884.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
Murder Complaint
Issued in Phoenix

PHOENIX, Ariz., July "a. U.P)-
Murder charges were filed today
against Pasqual Espinosa, %, as re-
suit of the death of Pete Alvarez,
18, in a cafe braWl here last week
Espinosa allegedly shot Alvarez
fatally. He claimed he fired into
a group of men who were attack
ing him.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
Phoenix Field Worker
Kills Father-in-Law,
Wounds Self, 2 Others

PHOENIX, Ariz., July "a. W.P)-
Infuriated over domestic troubles.
Mike Montez, field worker, ran
amok with a revolver late today,
killing his father-in-la and ser
iously wounding his 16-year- old
wife, his, stepfather and himself,
police reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
lCOmplaint Dismissed

Herbert Mann, who turns head
lines into type for the Post-Press,
has given up fishing, he reports
n from the vacationland of Ventura.
bHe fished all day off the Ventura
pier and acquired only a sunburn
and q dead crab.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
Setting Down

It's going to be a long, hard pull
in this here now political cam
paign. Imperial Valley already has
settled down to the grind, evident
ly, for RR has heard of no pitched
battles following Landon's accept
ance speech.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
GRAPEFRUIT GROUP
TO MEET SATURDAY
Imperial Valley Association Members to Gather In
Annual Business Meeting And Election OF
Officers For Ensuing Terms

Imperial Valley Grapefruit Growers association men,
bers will assemble in E Centre Saturday for their annual
meeting and election of officers and directors 1t is
pected SO members will attend The meeting is scheduled
to in the packing plant at 10 and immediate
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
THREE KILLED, TWO
INJURED In FLAMING
VALLEY AUTO CRASH
Brawley Residents Hurled to Death in
Spectacular Highway Accident
Involving Truck, Trailer

Three persons killed and two injured Thursday
night when Chevrolet roadster driven by Cecil Boatman
27 of Brawley crashed into truck and trailer high
way u S. 80 two miles west of Brawley Boatman and
Loretta Durham 16, BraWeY who riding in the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
SNAKE CASE
GOES TO JURY
Rebels, LoyaIists In
Pitched Battle For
Conquest Of Madrid
RevOlutiOnists Assert Capture of Capital City
Imminent; Diplomats Watch AnxiOusly AS
Lives of Foreigners Endangered
90

A decisive battle which may decide the outcome of
Spanish civil in progress Friday near Madrid
rgidy censored United Press dispatches indicated.
The eyes of European and American diplomats were
turned bloody Spain where nationals of the various
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24

Philadelphia 100 010 010- 3 10 l
Cleveland .......214 203 3lX-l6 % 0
Rhodes and Hayes, Moss; Gale
house, Feller and Sullivan.
New York. Chicago game to be
played later date.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24

ations at 1857 a. m, shortly after
p. m. the jurors resumed deli
berations,
No other hope than death,
life sentence or freedom was held
cut for the er-defendant under
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
HOPE CONVICTED

LOS ANGELES, July "a. U.H
While a jury was deliberat-
ing the fate of Robert S. James,
accused wife killer, Superior
Judge Charles w. Fricke today
in the courtroom branded him
a poison murderer and found
his confessed accomplice, Char
les II. Hope, guilty of murder
in the first degree.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
MARKETS AN BRIEE

Butteri Los Angeles 3zci butter
Tat Imperial valley Lob. ranch.
TRADE 4. 45He; manufn curing milk
4Oci route gathered cream, 31c.
sl1S-1OI 4. =. No. I. S1s-Iai 4. :. ".
No. ? leafy. SI4.5O-I5.oOi 4. = ~.
leafy. $11-i5g 4. =. Ne. =. SIHaaa
Minneapolis flax 2O3-2OO.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-24
MAJOR LEAGUE
-SCOR ES-|

AMERICAN
Washington .,...........-.010 10
st. Louis ...................0l00 90
Weaver and Bolton; Caldwell and
HemSley.
Boston .................010 900 OH
Detroit 900 100 010
Marcum and r. Ferrell; Sorren
and Myatt.
Philadelphia 100 010 010- 3 10 l
Q1a Ono otx n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
Edward Has
Severe Pain
About Head
Former King Calls
for Sedatives To Re-
lieve Aches From
His Ear Ailments

Enzesfeld, Austria, Dec. 15.-(AP)
The lonely Duke of Windsor called
for sedatives today to ease the pain
of torturing head and ear aches.
Baron Eugene de Rothschild, his
host, sent a chauffeur posthaste to
nearby Baden for medicine to relieve
the former British king.
''The Duke of Windsor is indispos-
ed and is still abed," a servant told
questioners at the door Of the chateau
Detectives, police and estate guards
maintained close watch on all en-
frances to prevent distractions which
might increase the British princes
discomfort.
Inside extensive remodeling of one
suite was progressing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
ONLY 285 Vets of
Civil War Left To
Share In Pension

Raleigh, Dec. Is (AP)-Two
hundred eighty-five North Caro-
linians, the only surviving wear
ers of the gray uniforms of the
confederacy, who claim State
pensions, received checks today.
In a number of the counties of
the State the last veteran of the
War Between the States has pass
ed on, but there are also some vet
Grams who do not claim pensions.
Baxter Durham, State auditor,
revealed the pension figures and
said the clerks of superior courts
throughout the State had the
checks on hand for distribution.
Total pension payments aggre-
gated 1901 ,062.50.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15

May Remain
Longer Yet
Effort Tonight To
Rescind Gag Re-
solution Is Seen In
Some Quarters
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
RV l. G. BASKERVILLE

Raleigh, Dec 15.-An effort may be
made today or tonight to abrogate
the resolution adopted by the speclal
session of the General Assembly TO
limit this session only to consldera-
ton of the unemployment insurance
bill, it was learned from an autnorl-
tative source today. If such an effort
should be made and it should succeed
the chances are that the assembly,
would remain in session all g. tnls
week and that it might run over INTO
next week. There are indications that
Governor J. C. B. Ehringhaus knows
of the possibility of this move and
that he is strongly advising against
it. although he has no power to limit
the session to the consideration of any
one matter, neither does he have any
(Continued on Page Ski
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
ACCUSED GIRL IS
SUICIDE IN CELL
Michigan Woman Leaves
Note Saying She Killed
Friend In Jealousy

Lansing, Mich, Dec. 15.-CAP)-
Sheriff Allan Mcdonald, said TO-DAY
25-year-old Hope Morgan, before she
hung herself in a Jail cell this morn
ing, had scrawled confession on
pages Of a magazine that she Killed
her best friend because of jealousy"
Miss Morgan, confessing a homl-
cidal impulse caused her to Kill her
friend a week ago, hanged herself
with a moose fashioned from her pa
jamas in the county. jail at Mason.
She executed the self-imposed death
sentence while awaiting the report of
a sanity commission that examined
her last week after the fatal shooting
of Miss Elizabeth Giltner, %, daugh-
ter of a Michigan State College dean.
woman inmate Of the jail noted
her absence from her cell about $3.50
a. m. She summoned Mrs. Mcdonald
wife of the sheriff and matron of the
Jail.
The latter found the body suspended
<~~-4;nuad IN Para EnlIr1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
Germans
Fighting
In Spain

Madrid, Dec. 15.-(AP)-German
troops led Spanish Fascists in renew
ed attacks on government positions
near subur-a an Boadilla del Monte,
the Socialist high command charged
today.
The roar of a distant battle, APP
parently centered on the western side
of Casa del Campo park, penetrated
to the center of the capital.
Government commanders, using bin
oculars, observed insurgent troop
movements The officers asserted
later the presence Of the German sol
diers had been duly checked"
An earlier assault by Fascist Gen
eral Francisco FRANCOIS rear guard
was reported repulsed and the insur-
gent column destroyed"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
Legislature Ends Tomorrow
After Passing Security Act
Employment Act
OF Alabama Upset

Montgomery Ala, Dec. 15.-tAP)
"A three-judge Federal court rul-
ed today the Alabama unenlploy-
ment insurance law violated both
the State and Federal CoitiStitu-
lions. and granted complaining
firms a permanent injunction a
gainst its enforcement.
The court did not pass on the
constitutiOnality of the Federal
unemployment insurance act which
was challenged in the same case.
The decision was handed down
in the case of the Gulf States
Paper Corporation, and the South
ern Coal & Coke Company against
Attorney General A. A. Carmichael
and the State Unemployment In
surance Board.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
GLASS INDUSTRY is
BESET BY STRIKES
Labor Trouble Threatens Large Sec
ton of Business Unless Settled
by Tonight.
CRv The Associated Press)

L
Labor troubles in the glass indus
try threatened large part OF the ma
tons flat glass supply today, unless
new contract were signed with en-
ployees of the Libbey-Owens-Ford
Company tonight.
Conciliators renewed efforts to set
tie several other large strikes, includ-
ing that of maritime workers on the
Pacific Coast, where shipping has
been tied up for AZ days.
Glenn McCabe, president of the
Federation of Flat Glass Workers, de-
clared at Toledo, Ohio, shutdowns
would be ordered in Libbey-Owens-
Ford plants at Toledo, Shreveport,
La and Charleston, W. Va, if a new
contract were not ready when the old
one expired tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
MRS. ARLINGTON is
AGAIN ART LEADER
WarrentOn Lady Reelected by State
Society at Closing Session Held
in Raleigh.

Raleigh Dec. 15.-(AFD-Mrs. Kath-
crime Pendleton Arlington, of War
lenton, this afternoon was reelected
President of the North Carolina Art
Society by the executive board.
Governor-elect Clyde r. Hoey will
become honorary president when he
becomes governor, as the governor al
ways holds the post.
Other officer reelected were Vice
Preidents, Mrs. Walter Williams, OF
Wilmington; and Mrs. Harold Dwelle
q Charlotte; Mrs. John McRae, OF
Ashevine, and Mrs. James Gordon, OF
Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
Senate Passes Measure AZ to
o on Second Reading
and Finishes Job
Tomorrow
TIME EXTENDED ON
UNIVERSITY LOANS
Senate Passes Measure Per-
hitting Cooperation in OBJ
tanning WPA Funds for
Expansion Program; Some
Opposition Develops In
View of Gag" Rule

Raleigh, Dec. 15.-(AP)-The
General Assembly set noon tOmOr-
row for adjournment sine die of
it's special session after the Senate
nased the administration unem-
ployment compensation on second
reading this afternoon, Al to 0.
The Senate also passed unanimous
w a measure amending a 1885 law to
allow the University of North Caro-
lima until June 1 to issue bonds for
its share of money needed to match
PWA grants for an athletic building
and women's dormitory at the Chapel
Hill unit, and for improvements at
State College.
Senators adjourned to meet at II
Continued on Page Four)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
AUTO HURTS FATAL
FOR FRANKLIN MAN

Rocky Mount, Dec. Is (AP)-Jason
Ward, Sc, Franklin county farmer, of
near Bum, who was brought to To-
cal hospital Saturday after being hit
by an automobile driven by G. A. Crit
din; University of North Carolina
student, died this morning without re-
gaining consciousness.
Funeral services will be from the
home Wednesday afternoon. His wife
his mother and seven children survive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
Met by Two Secretaries and
Sons Wife, Whom He
Greets Heartily at
Cruiser Docks
BOARDS TRAIN AND
SPEEDS TO CAPITAL
Thanks Captain Hewitt, of
Cruiser indianapolis, for
Enjoyable Voyage; 21-Gun
Statutes Fired in Honor of
Executive; Bodyguard's
Body Returned

Charleston, S. c., Dec. IS
(AP). = President Roosevelt
landed from the cruiser India
napolis here today, completing
an eventful 28-day round trip
cruise to the Buenos Aires peace
conference.
The President, attired in light
gray suit and with out a top coat,
stepped ashore at $50 a. M. follow
ed by his son, James, and other mem
bers of his party. A cold rain was
falling.
Met by two secretaries and Mrs.
James Roosevelt, Jr., the President
greeted them heartily. Then he motor
ed a few blocks to the railway depot
Continued on Page Ski
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
Demonstrations Forbidden
and Political Gatherings
Are Banned Through
out Nation
SWING TO SUPPORT
OF NANKING SEEN
Fears Growing That Japan
May Step Into Grave Sit
uation, With Additional
Serious Repercussions; Re-
bel Leader Embraces Com
munism Ideal

(By The Associated Press)
A shocking radio message
from the rebel Businesses of
Shensi province told China to-
day it's Generalissimo and chief
of state, Chang Kai-Shek, had
been slain by mutinous war
lord.
The hot-headed leader of revolt,
Chang Hsueh-Liang, announced with
cold-blooded drama he had executed
Chang and number of his loyal gen
erals.
The Marking government shortly
before had heard from w. II. Donald
it's negotiator, he had seen the gener-
alissimo at Sianfu alive and in good
Continued on Page Four.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
Mrs. Simpson Might Join
Edward At Vienna Castle
Edgar Pharr, Once
N. C. Speaker, Dies

Washington, Dec. 15.-(AP)-Ed-
gar Pharr, 48, an examiner for the
Federal Power Commission, and
former speaker of the North Caro-
lima House of Representatives, died
early today in hospital here after
an appendectOr,y.
Members of his family said he
apparently was recovering from
the operation, performed about a
week age, until he suffered a re-
lapse last night.
The body will be taken tonight
to Pharr's former home at Char
lotte, N. c., for funeral and burial
services.
He is survived by his widow and
two daughters.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
With
HisC-MenIn
Fatal Raids
Desperate Kille d
and Wife Wounded
in Upper West Side,
New York, Battle

New York, Dec 15-(AP)-Federal
agents blasted an upper West Side
apartment with a 45-minute siege of
gunfire early today, capturing Harry
Brunette, 25-year-old desperate, and
wounding his wife.
J. Edgar Hoover, chief of the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation, who led
the attack, said Brunette was want
ed for the kidnapping of a New Jersey
State trooper, and for number of
bank robberies in the Middle West.
Brunette's wife, with bullet wound
CONTINUED on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
State Civil
Service Act
Considered
Wholesale Firing OF
Workers by Kerr
Scott Proving Mild
Sensation
Daily Dispatch Bureau
I'm the Sir Walter Hotel.
~ 4 r. RASK ERVILL

Raleigh, Dec ia State civil ser
wee law which will protect State en-
pLoyes against the loss of their JOBS
Whenever a new department head IS
ciected and prevent the wholesale fir
ing Of efficient employees at the whlm
Of politicians, may be enacted by this
General Assembly, according to tax
being heard here. The manner whlcn
W. Kerr Scott, who will become COM
missioner of agriculture on January
7, has been notifying employees in the
Continued on Page Two.l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
Relapse Suffered
By Pope Following
Day of Hard Work

Vatican City, Dec. Is (AP)-
Pope Plus, partly paraIyzed in his
lower legs, suffered relapse to-
day, reliable Vatican sources re-
ported, adding the attack came
this afternoon after he had a very
IabOriOus day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
americans
Neutrality
Is Signed

Buenos Aires, Dec. Is (AP)-Twelve
Of the p delegations at the inter
American peace conference had affix-
cd their signatures to a revised United
States neutrality plan today.
They signed as sponsors of the
l-0posal before it was to be sent to
committee. It's chief proponents hop
Continued on Page Four.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
Events at Rothschild Man.
sion in Austria Indicate
She Might Fly to
Prince There
EX-KING SUFFERS
BY HEAD AILMENT
Detectives Called To Rescue
Mrs. Simpson from Curious
AS She Attempts To Do
Some Shopping at Cannes;
Word of Her Presence
Spreads Rapidly

Enzesfeld, Austria, Dec. 10
(AP)-Officials of a Vienna air
port late today measured the golf
links at Chateau Enzesfeld for
possible use as a landing field,
giving weight to a feeling there
may be a reunion near Vienna for
Edward, Duke of Windsor, and
Wallis fairfield Simpson.
The former king, feeling miserable
from head and ear aches, spent a few
moments on the links and returned tc
the castle. His host, Baron Edward
Daniel Rothschild, said, however, "the
duke is not especially ILL.,"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-15
DETECTIVES ARE CALLED
To ESCORT MRS SIMPSON

Cannes, France, Dec. 15-(AP)-
Detectives were summoned late today
to escort Mrs. Wallis Simpson thro-
ugh curious crowd which gathered
about her after she had started a
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