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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

6UBURN 1892 de luxe sedan; one owner
since new; $3.50. 4221 Conn. Clev. s4Ol.
AUBURN 1882 de luxe Airotype custom
onIy Sis: terms $40 down. Evans Palmer.
Inc 4432 Conn. ave.
AUBURN 1898 sedan; 6-wheel equipment
and trunk: motor and tires excellent; very
fIsan fne er sdnesd sth ss nw to s Di:tries let
AUSTIN. 1893: Al condition. Phone Po-
tomac 1898: after q pm. Shepherd 1861.
BUICK sedans and coaches, good rubber
and good running order; S?5 and up: man
haitian Auto & Radio Co. i7O6 tn ST Nv.
BUICK 1927 7-passenser sedan: SD; ,', low
I292: evenings. Clev 0919.
BUICK 1892 coupe, 56; perfect Barf.in'
de luxe; wheels. fender well and trunk
rack equipment. the orisinal blaek nniSn; G
Doess upholstery ase.esl6n s1sesn tgfi w eon
vince you Of the unusual value We nsp ofier
eSeninEs co ss aad aad ssn6.s ss Gs N.tionsi saoo
model 90: driven less than 100 miles;
Pomerang brown paint. THIS car. OF
course is in neT-caE Sito1 eSnd'tSnd GadilIse Co.
isaSS asnd st1 st. n.9. National $500. Open
Sundays and evenings.
CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe master two door
; 900 miles: sacrifice. s495. Call North
O863-w. evenings.
CHEVROLET 1894 master de luxe coach:
olive green: fine motor. dandy ruooer, very
clean car for only S335. Addison CneVro-
let. 1897 Irving st NV. Adams 5411.
CHEVROLET 1885 master de luxe coach:
actual mileage 5000: new-ear condltion
and appearance in every dstaii; SPeelaiI SrnIst a.
i437 Irving St. NV Adams 5411.
CHEVROLET 1893 6-wheel master sedan:
trunk. beautiful black. Ok: motor and nne
ssss addison en.v1ois. al G4ss 1rSins st.
NV. Adams 5411.
CHEVROLET 1885 master de luxe coach:
ouT fesd1 for woser dfvas Dsf5o
irving St NV Adams 5411.
CHEVROLET 1884 2-door touring sedan:
clean car: S3f1: Butler Bonded. Lee D.
Butler. Inc.g 1877 18th st. NV. Dist: l2l :.
CHEVROLET 1888 coach; excellent motor
Low price at Ss67. Lee b. Butler. Inc.
1897 18th ST. NV. District 1918.
CHEVROLET 1884 master coach: runs and
iSSas aSto nfs kade Rse Co.. S feSs y sah St. nx
CHEVROLET 1925 standard coach; coach; very very
Radio Co. 17O6 9TH st. NV.
CHEvKoLET 1891 Fordor sedan in ,.;H excel. l.
Radio Co 1908 9TH st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1929 coaches CD. S25 and
S35. Manhattan Auto Radio Co.. 11oo
9TH st. NV. - To-
CHEVROLET 1895 master de luxe coach,
| like new S39b. Manhattan Auto u RADIO
Co. 1908 7th st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1888 coach in excellent run
ming order: good rubber and paint A real
| buy at S275. The Manhattan Auto 4 Radio
| Co.. 1905 9TH st. NV.
CHEVROLET coach. S35 down: several
1882. 1881 and 1880 cars: all in excellent
condition and guaranteed. Our low prices
allow these small down payments. Phone
Wisconsin 1869.
CHEvRoLETs-One1 1885 sedan priced q
S4y5 1894 sedan priced at 1875; 1889
coach at SECS; also 1899 convertible sedan
at S245. They are in the best OF mechani-
cal condition: will give any demonstration;
look like new. See them today. Stanley II;
Horner. Inc, iii 18th 81. nv. Nationai
CHEVROLET 1891 cabriolet; this ear hal
been redrred for quick sale: bargain al
S145 walsh Motor Co.. 5000 Georgia ave
Shepherd 4400.
CHEVROLET 1895 town sedan: smooth
lab ha
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
UToMoBILES WANTED.

GARAGE IN RESIDENCE BASEMENT. ma
tional Cathedral neighborhood: 81 month
Emerson 1852
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paint Job upholstery clean: this ear has
had unusually fne care and shows it, en-
zine running perfectly. A conservative sp-
than We are asking, See 1t and buy new
car performance at used-car price. $3.50.
lARCADE FQNTIAc CO 1901 14th NV.
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4Js THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of rain until WEDNESDAY, DE-
CEMBER SIXTEENTH. 1896. at the
SAME HOUR and place
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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CHEVROLET 1885 master de luxe coach,
like new, S39b. Manhattan Auto IL Radio
Co 1908 9TH st. NV.
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CHEVROLET 1893 coach. in excellent run:
ming order: good rubber and paint. A real
buy at S275. The Manhattan Auto Radio
Co. 17OS 7th st. NV
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CORNER APARTMENT.

IN section OF city where there are not
many apt bldgs.; low rents; income ap-
OF > rooms kitchen and bath: detached
bids: electric refrigeration: iron fireman:
ran be bought on easy terms for times
annual rent Call Mr. DREW Met 2S21.
? ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Investment
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CHEVROLET 1898 6-wheel master sedan:
trunk. beautiful black. Ok; motor ana nne
So99. Addison Chevrolet. 1437 Irving st.
NV Adams 641
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CHEVROLET 1888 coach: excellent motor
and s very good tires spotless interior.
Low price At S267 Lee D, Butler. Inc.
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4-FAMILY FLATS.

exceptionally desirable NV. neighbor-
hood near Woodrow Wilson High School.
the most rema rkabe return for this type
OF building: income, S2040 per annum.
R,ica nnlv q 4 200 Phone National 1901 L
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CHEVROLET 1929 coaches CD. LS25 and
S35. Manhattan Auto Il Radio Co.. 1'0o
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CHEVROLET 1884 2-door touring sedan:
Fisher nO-drsft ventilation. trunk. very
good tires original factory finish. very
clean car: S3fi1: Butler Bonded. Lee D.
Butler Inc.Y 1897 18th st. NV. Dist. 1918.
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attractive ner metallic hrish. lsrse built.
in trunk custom made seat covers nne
tires: mechanically will pass any lnspse-
ton. See this today and compare our prlce
q only s2es: roha4kA Service II 20 2otn
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CHEVROLET 1885 master de luxe coach:
black: built-in trunk. low MILEAGE, spotieSs
interior ready for Winter driving: S45Os
terms are easy. Addison Chevrolet, 1887
Irving St NV Adams 5411.
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CHEVROLET 1885 standard coach: very
little use. like new: S349 Manhattan Auto
4 Radin On -lk Hth ct u W
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oIDsMoBIKE coach. 1885: just ike new
throughout: you won't md . scratch or
bump anyhere. spotless inside. perfect tires;
mechanically will pass your most careIul
Inspection Compare our price of only S495.
Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st. NV. Dis
trict 9141
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STORES FOR RENT.
STORES WANTED.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
INCOME PRODUCERS

In ell sections Of the city. prices ranging
from $14.350 up. These properties SHOW
net INCOMES on n easn eH inVssseS sseS
TOWER sEpG. ~ MET. 177e.
APARTMENT HOUSE; "a UNITS; SURE
income, S13,950 per annum: price. ST.
500 vii I net s6STS !IS hnanse
PRICE. Sl3.50O.
Close to 18th and F SITS. NV. a perez
location for cafeteria and renting OF rooE&
. excellent rooms, complete Gale equipmens,
aished. owner might consider leasing same
~, HSs 5S5s }$RRElI CO s.F,snsf HsaltPr; c7ss
evenings. Shepherd iSi4-W.
. FOUR FAMILY BLDGS.-S39. 500
1sO1,5-9 Good Hope Road Sc;
Toom aps Renta snnuay m na
Built on corner lot, zone. first commercial.
Fscine 3 12O-ft. boulevard. No mainte
must sacrifice in order to raise cash. For
further Information see Mr.. Towbes.
'i4o4 X st. NV. District eOso
lbs. REAL ESTATE INcoME. JHS INyEsT3 F
TON r. GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV.
District $3.50. --------
PRICE. SIl,5O0.
Two 1-story modern brick stores, close
THos Z: FARRELL GO; r, Realtors !; tors,
Evenings. Shepherd lSl4W.
GOOD INVESTMENT WITH SAFETY.
&6,5OO EACH-Four brick stores, each with
two apartments above: separate hot
own heat and lights: on busy avenue.
Income Sr;i5O per month on eacn
SHANNON & LUCHs CO.
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CHEVROLET 1891 Fordor sedan. in excel
lent condition. S135. Manhattan. Auto q,
R.dio Co 1GOR 9TH st NV
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CHEVROLET 1885 master de luxe coach:
actual mileage 5000: new-ear condltion
and Appearance in every detail Special AZ
S535: terms are easy Addison Chevrolet,
l437 Irving St NV Adams SAIL.
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1884 master coach: runs and
ooks like new; Only S3l9 Manhattan
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CHEVROLET coach. S35 down: several
1872. 1881 and 1880 cars: all in excellent
condition and guaranteed. Our low prices
allow these small down payments. Phone
Wisconsin 44Ra
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CHEVROLET 1894 master de luxe coach;
olive green: fine motor. dandy rubber. very
clean car: for only S335. Addison CheVro-
lei I431 Irving st. NV. Adams Dali.
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CHEVROLET 1898 de luxe master tWo.door
tou ling sedan: radio. trunk, etc: driven
aOoO miles: sacrifice. S495. Call North
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NASH 1892 G-passenger sedan, motor.
paint tires and interior very good; splsn-
did car for large family. Only EN-. Lee
d. Butler. Inc. 1897 18th st. NV DIS
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Ia Ia ,sd.a iss ss Fs.r blue
finish white side wall tires. custom seat
covers. solid steel turret top This modern
excellent condition throughout. G. c. @.
Guaranty. Open evenings and SUNDAYS.
Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd st. NV.
National 330O
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oIDsMOBILE 1885 5-psss., 6-cyl. tourins
coupe. in black: built-in trunk. knee action,
hydraulic brakes, clean and unworn new
car mechanical order and tires; seat covers
$685. easy terms. Pohsnka Service. 1l2o
Goth St NV. District 914l.
OLDSMOBILE 1882 sedan: beautiful black.
6-wheel equipment: motor and rubber very
good economical family ear: S257. Lee u.
OLDSMOBrLE .'s'' touring sedan. 1921:
your inspection will convince you OF the
original owners hne care: black nnish
hasn't q scratch: custom made seat covers
fine tires. large built-in trunk; x45O.
Fohanka Service. 1l26 goth st. NV. Dis
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1851: 1879 l
CHEVROLET
been redrred
S14b. Walsh
SheDhAFd AAO(
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HUDSON 1890 de luxe coupe; one owner
since new: $50. 1921 Conn. Clev S4Ol ::
HUDSON de luxe Aerotype coupe. 1888;
rumble seat: best care. only 1923; terms,
S25 down. Evsns-Palmer. Inc. New YORK
and FqoYida aVex
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30
F RAN G HISE
KED BY
SIERRAS CO.
Discrepancy Pointed
Out in Meeting at
Los Angeles

That the Southern Sierras
Power company is operat-
ing and has been operating
in Imperial county without
a franchise was brought out
this week in its hearing before
the state railroad commission on
application to consolidate affiliat-
ed companies under the name of
Nevada California Electric corpora
ton, according to District Attorney
Elmer Heald, who attended as rep
resentative of the county.
Heald pointed out at the hearing
that search of records of the I'm
perial county board of supervisors
from Book 1, page /, which was
dated August 25, 1907, to Book i3,
Page 203, which was. dated Octo-
Der 8, 1885, shows that no fran
chise ever was issued to the South
ern Sierras Power company.
An old franchise obtained from
the supervisors by H. J. Ingram
to sell electric power within the
township of Westmorland, dated
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30

Thirty-one earnest youths be-
tween the ages of II and Is years
labored manfully over the written
examination required of applicants
for membership in the Ell Centro
police department and after an
hour and a half of mental effort
Wednesday night, went home to
await announcement of the grades
they made.
The examination was given un-
der the direction of Judge Vaughn
N. Thompson of the superior court,
District Attorney Elmer Heald,
Chief of Police j. Sterling Oswalt,
and E. A. Nance, county juvenile
and probation officer
Results of the examination prob
ably will be available Friday. The
next step on the road to corps
membership is a physical examin-
alton to be administered by a
physician selected by the corps
committee.
The group of boys who took the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30
BENEFITS OF
FARM SET.UP
EMPHASIZED
Roosevelt Urges New
Program in Note
To Congress

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.
(UP)- President Roosevelt
emphasized to congress to-
day the national benefits of
a broad soil conservation
program coincident with introduc-
tion of the administration. New
farm bill containing such a pro-
gram in the senate.
Mr.. Roosevelt's message was
submitted as the AAA substitute
was sped toward debate on Mon
day. Attorney General Homer S.
Cummings said tax program to
finance the new farm program
would be ready for congress with
In a week."
The presidents message to con-
gress contained no mention of the
AAA and .ostensibly merely accom-
panied report of the national
resources committee on little
waters"
Mr.. Roosevelt called a White
House conference of farm and
treasury aides to go ever final
details of the substitute AAA and
tax program later today.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30
.RESOLUT 7 10 N
HITS RURAL
POWER PLAN
Directors of Chamber
Aim Criticism at
Sierras Co.

Fully endorsing the power
development program of the
Imperial Irrigation District
and calling upon the state
railroad commission to res
cind its approval of a rural extern
sion program of the Southern ST.
erras Power company, the Ell Centro
Chamber of Commerce board of di-
rectors adopted vigorous resolu-
ton at meeting Wednesday night.
Notes Background
The resolution noted that the
district had applied Tor and received
an ALLEGATION from the Rural Elec-
trification Administration of $780,
90 for construction of power lines
in rural Imperial Valley and that
the private power company, al
though it has been doing business
here for long time has made little
effort to extend service until recent
ly and that now it contemplates
certain extensions into rural areas.
The resolution further stated that
in the opinion of the chamber board
the Southern Sierras Power COM
pany's proposed extensions conflic-
ed with the program of the irriga-
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30
Car Lots Provide
HaUen of Homeless

Used car lots in Ell Centre prov
ed to be a haven for the perpetual
ly homeless Wednesday night until
Ell Centro police began to search
the cars which had been pressed
into service as temporary bedrooms.
Rudolph Witch was awakened
and taken to Jail. He pleaded gull
ty to vagrancy in police court
Thursday morning and was given
10 day suspended sentence upon
provision that he leave town.
When Merchant Patrolman L. A.
Parrish found K. H. Kuntz taking
80 winks in an automobile on a
used car lot, he was disgusted but
his disgust increased 1000 per cent
when he found him blissfully wrap
ped in a blanket taken from Par
riSh own automobile a night or
two previous. Kuntz joined the
other guests at the city bastille.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30
VETERANS DELUGE NICE
WITH INQUIRIES
Veterans, their families, friend
(Continued on Page 8, Col. u
Kin of Holtuiue
Crash Victims in
Suit Against Line

Suits for $60,924 damages we're
filed in superior court of Phoenix to-
day against the Capitol Tank lines
of Bel by the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Nets of Holtville, who
were killed near Gila Bend on the
Phoenix Yuma highway Dec. %, the
United Press reported.
1 Dora Verdell Mcqueen, the plain
tiff, contended that the driver of the
oil tanker into which the Nets car
crashed was parked without proper
warning lights. The tank line was
recently fined $500 in lieu of 30
day suspension as sequel to the
crash.
Keith Nets, son of the victims, re-
turned from Harvard university af-
ter the accident and is now carrying
on farm activities on the Della Baker
ranch near Holtville, which his faith
er was operating on lease at the time
of his death.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30
CREW MANAGER
ARRESTED ON
THEFT CHARGE

Fred G.. Holsberry, manager OF the
crew of magazine solicitors who had
been operating recently in Imperial
Valley, was arrested in Yuma We'd
nesday on a robbery warrant. He
waived extradition and officers OF
San Bernardino county and Cotton
city officers took him north Thurs
day.
The IA young ladies comprising
the crew went north also after the
arrest of their leader. The persist
ence of the solicitors in signing I'M
perial Valley residents to magazines
subscription blanks caused wide
spread amusement among the vic
Tins.
Holsberry was alleged to have TAX
en- a purse from one of the girls in
the crew because she bought dinner
for companion the manager had
discharged when she refused his at
tentions, according to Sheriff Rob-
ert Ware. Since this left both girls
stranded, Ware said, they appealed
to San Bernardino officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30

ing of the association Thursday
morning in the court house.
This profit represents the larg-
est amount set aside for surplus
reserves of any association in
southern California and the asso-
citation stands fourth in the elev-
enth district comprising the states
of California, Arizona. Utah and
Nevada, said T. P. Coats, president
of the Production Credit Corpora
ton of Berkeley who was here fer
the meeting.
The local association has charged
off loans amounting to less than
$500, a negligible hlaount said
Coats.
With Goats in the valley are w.
F. Nixon, general field represent
ative for the corporation, and Jack
Eackins, field representative for
southern California.
The association numbers .235
members, 100 of whom were pres
ent, this years membership being
100 mere than last. Members own
SAL 900 in stock of their own asso-
citation, representing II per cent of
their capital stock.
H. j. Woodhouse of Yuma, Ari-
zona, was elected director to sue
ceed L. P. Hamilton, and A. o.
Dolson of Imperial was reelected
director, the two directors being
elected for a term of three years.
w. j. Gregg OF Holtville is pres
ident, George Swink and A. j.
Kalin of Brawley are the other
directors and w. E. Walters is
secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30
Officials Ponder
Cotton Payments

WASHINGTON, Jan 30. UP)-
Government economists and farm
officials pondered today the dispos-
ition of government loans on 4,500,-
900 sales of cotton which fall due
Saturday.
The loans we're made chiefly to
farmers at IL cents a pound on the
1884 cotton crop, but since then spot
cotton prices have fallen below the
IL cent level, This has resulted in
little liquidation of the cotton loans.
The disposition of the loans when
they fall due Saturday has been the
subject of intense study by govern
ment officials. 1t still was uncertain
today, however. whether these pres
ent loans would be extended or
would be allowed to mature and be
carried as a past due obligation.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30
GOVERNMENT
ACEN CY 7 0
AID
Resettlement Funds
Ready; Friday Is
Deadline Day

Three hundred farmers in
Imperial county may obtain
loans from the rural rehabil-
itation division of the re-
settlement administration if
their applications are submitted by
Friday night, according to P. A.
Thaanum, newly appointed super
visor of rural rehabilitation for the
county.
Application must be made at
Thaanum's office in the basement
of the courthouse and when the
quota of 300 is filled, he said, no
more loans may be made.
Farmers eligible for the loans
are those in the low income class
who are already on relief or wnC
are on the verge of having TO apply
for help from relief agencies, Thaan-
um said. Farm tenants, share crop
pers and farm laborerS who have
obtaining a major portion of their
livelihood from farming also orc
eligible. 1t is useless, he said, for
anyone who has not had farm
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30

end city TO be held at the Planters
hotel. Entertainment will include
imported" hula dancers and chor-
us girls conscripted from ranks of
the club.
Calexico'S event will be held in
the Elk's club with special enter
tainment, and residents of the
Holtville area will throng to the
Veterans hall of that city for
dancing and big floor show.
In Ell Centro, the Presidents
Ball will be held in the Veterans
Memorial hall. D. L. Zinn, general
chairman, has secured Francis
Leonard's orchestra for dancing
and the Vitaphone Four for en-
tertainment.
Although the list Cf guests is
expected to read like Who's Who
in Ell Centre, although practically
the entire county and city official
group is planning to join the
throng, the crowd which the All
Imperial Valley Days Mardi Gras
has attracted to the city also is
expected to attend and every
preparation is being made to han
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30

bundled into one hearing which
got under way before Leon o.
Whitsell of the California Railroad
commission in the county court
house Wednesday morning.
The Southern Sierras is asking
permission to nullify a company
rule requiring payment by rural
power consumers in a specified
area of deposits when lines are
constructed to their property With
the rule held in abeyance, the
company would run lines at its
own expense to the consumers.
Oppose Move
The irrigation district, the coun-
ty and the Imperial County farm
bureau oppose the application on
the ground it would work ultimate
harm to residents of the county
by interfering with the districts
power development program.
Representatives of opposing sides
marshalled full forces in the SUI
perior court room where the hear
ing-Which may last fo three days
is being held.
Behind opposition to the power
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30
6I0hi. i! ;:s!e:|
~ FRANK wATA3aAsl
tV5 by
W 90 aOLpEa

Last week l taking nicely vaca-
ton on a set of Hot Springs.
Mother Nature come bubbling out
of the Earth full of b0ils. I meet
ing very many INTERESTING people
there and other sulphur waters.
One person which / meeting are
Mr.. w. c. Fields. He are those
jolly fellow of moving picture ia
nous. We meeting in the bath
house. When you meeting a hui
manity i'm a bath hOuse--it prov
ing that we are all brothers under
your skin. Well Mr.. Fields
are there to get rubbed out and
soaked up SO can be pretty
fresh for next picture i. which
they going shoot at him in early
February Mr.. Fields having
a special Doctor alongside
those Doctor are placing Mr..
Fields on diet -. but Mr.. Fields
he refuse to eating same. "Nhat
can do?" zip the Doctor. How Is
about my stand-in?" inquisitate
Mr.. Fields A stand in are
the fellow in picture which are
doing everything the Star are
suppose to did /. . So To making
the Doctor happy the stand
i'm are taking the Diet! Mr.. Fields
are feeling better already.
Thank you please.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30
HEARING OPENS POWER FIGHT
800 Farm Loans Opened to County
He Smiles:
u. s. Dances

Like the rest of America, Impe-
rial Valley will dance tonight at
the Presidents Birthday Ball-so
that children throughout the ma
ton, crippled by infantile paral-
ysis, may walk again. Forgetting
for the moment the cares of elec-
ton year, the President smiles
as the nation joins in fighting
the disease which he himself
overcame through years of effort.
Ell Centrans will dance at the
Veterans Memorial hall, begin
ming at $3.50 pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30
$4,000 People on
Valley Reregister

Recent check of the re-registra-
ton blanks throughout Imperial
county revealed that $4,000 persons
already have the right to have their
names on the great register of the
county and will be permitted to vote
at coming elections.
1t is estimated that between 10000
and 1900 persons will re-register
prior to March.
Every person who wishes to vote
must re-register regardless of having
voted at previous major elections,
according TO Ed Law, county clerk,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30
YOUNG FARMERS GLAD


Director Sam E. Robinson, junior
fair superintendent. The board an
nounced exhibits will be bigger and
better than ever.
H. Lee Landefman and Miss
Florence Glenn. In charge of boys
and girls of the All clubs, report
some unusual achievements by val
ley youth of the farms this season.
Paul Thornton, conducting the flu
ture farmers division, also assured
the board of some excellent ex-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-30
SCATTERED FROSTS
ANTICIPATED HERE

Light, scattered frosts and clear
skies are predicted for Thursday
night and early Friday morning
by Fred A. Baughman; rIeteorolo-
gist for the U. s. weather bureau.
The storm is still hanging over
the, ocean but Baughman does not
anticipate that its influence will
affect the valley materially.
Rain did little damage to agri-
culture, said B. A. Harrigan. agri-
cultural commissioner. Lettuce
growers had their fields fairly we'll
harvested at the time of the rains
and little harm is anticipated to-
this crop,