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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04

Ustricovou veceri, jez
dochazf zvlastni obliby, pfi-
pravf horlive clenkyne kostela
Cesko-Moravskych Bratr1 We
skolnf mfstnosti kostela V Ute
ry, 8. prosince vecer. Vedle
ustric mill hoste castovani bu-
dou jeste jinymi lahGdkami.
Vstupne jest 40 cent?.
= Damsky Odbor "Sloven-
skeho Domu" uspoTadal minu-
lie nedele vecer We SVEN domo-
We, cislo 1929 E. Eager ulice,
spolecensky dychanek, spoje-
ny s tanecnf zabavou, pri KITE
re 1cinkoval hudebni a pevec-
ky "~virtuos'' pan Vaclav Ma
tula, k milemu pobaveni vsech
prftomnych, jak slovenskych
tax ceskych ucastnfkI, tohoto
pTijemneho vecfrku. 0 tekute
obcerstven1 a chutne zakusky
nebyla nouze. Tato zabava jest
pry pr~avidelnou zabavou Cd
byvanou dotycnym Odborem
kazdou poslednf nedeli v me-
sfci. Mimo to, odbyva tento
Damsky Odbor karetn1 zabavu
kazdou druhou nedeli kazdeho
mes1ce.
Ufednice Odboru jsou jak
nasleduje: PTedsedkyne, p1.
Anezka Mifkovic; tajemnice,
pf. T. M. Silver ;pokladnice, pf.
A. Stach; vyp. t%ajemnice, pf.
M. Noetzel.
Proslycha Sc, re tento ely
Odbor ma v praci program ma
/. ledna, 1887, ma osmou hodi-
nu vecer. z echo program ten
to sestavati Dude, jest dosud
t~ajemstv1m. -er.
Kroje! Zpevy! Ma zaha-
ienf divadelnf sezony Dram.
Odbor Del. Vzdel. Spolku "Po-
krok' sehraje v nedeli, dine ID.
prosince 1886 v D6lnickem Do
me, rob Madison a Rose ulic
operetu O 3 jednanfch: "Hosi
cd sumavy''. Napsala Hela
Svehlova.
Nasledujfcf osoby 1cinkujf:
Barbora Jirotkova, chalupni-
ce - R. Gabielova, ST.. Two, je-
il syn - A. PECK; Frantiska
Jensfkova, schovanka-L. Pic
kova; Ing. Oldrich Jenslk, jejf
bratr = A. Klimes, st.; Leo
pold Kralovec, velkoobchodnfk
". PECK; Maja, jeho sestra
- R. Klimesova; Theodor Ho-
Ian, 1cetnf = j. Bortlfk; An
dulka Jaklova, selska dfvka =
M. Bortlfkova; Jenfk Eric, ma
stupce statku - J. PavlovskJ,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Rosa Ponselle zasnoubena s
mayorOvYm synem.

Zasnoubeni Rosa Ponselle,
zpevacky Metropolitan opernf
spolecnosti z New Yorku, S nej
stars1m synem mayora Jackso-
ma, oznameno bylo v sobotu
sestrou nastavajicf nevesty.
Den snatku urcen jeste nebyl.
V opeTe v letoSn1 sezone po-
enc zp1vati Rosa Ponselle a.
ledna.
Zasnouben1 stale sc v dome
c.. Morton Stewarta v Green
Spring Valley, kde Rosa Pom
selle pc diva tydny odpocfva v
pf1prave ma opernf sezonu.
Snoubenci navstevovali spolu
dostihy a 1castnili Sc spolecn6
'Zabav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Stizena kychanim, v Johns
Hopkins.

Trinact rok1 stara divka,
Mary Margaret Cleer z Fort
Myer, Virginia, jenz st1zena
jest kychanim v prestavkach
cd 9. ffjna, vzata byla v 1tery
ma Harriet Lane kliniku v
Johns Hopkins nemocnici, ably
vysetrena byla pricina jejfho
kychanf.
V den 9. Tijna pocala kycha-
tt We skole a cd dine toho timto
trpela. Lekari We Washingto-
nu podrobili il osmdesati zkou-
Skam, ale tyto z1staly marny-
mi. Kycha nekdy nekolikrate
v minute, nekdy, We skorem pc
timinutovych prestavkach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Ash $500 pripadI zIHstanou
trvalymi.

Sdruzeni pomocne dobrocin-
nosti seslo V podporovani a.
81 ku stale podpofe $500 al
1000 rodin. Rodiny takove
Jsou ty, v nichz nikdo neni "a
mestnan anebo v nichz hlavni
vydelavajici osoba jest MOI
nou konati jenom velice leh-
kou praci, pc ktere nenf pop
tavky.
Vydanf ma takoveto prfpady,
obnaseti budou asi cd $2O.287
ku $29.244 tydne a do roka Wy
zadaj1 81 nakladu cd jednoho
milionu dolarn do $1,000, 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Snizenf jizdneho ma karach.

Nasledkem rostouclch pf1j-
mu spolecnost Baltimore Tran
sit pc mnohych odkladech roz-
hoduje Sc snfziti jizdne ma e.
lektrickych poulicnich karach
mezi 10. hodinou rano a 4. no.
dinou odpolednf kazdeho vsed-
nfho dine. V nedeli snizene jlzd
ne platiti Dude pc cely den.
Sn1zenf v platnost vejde 1. led
ma. Plan snfzenf Dude tento:
Jedouci vstupuj1cf do busu
nebo kary pc 10. iodine dopo-
ledn1 zaplati jlzdne 10 cent?
a pozada O "two-trip Slip. u
zije-li tento tehoz dine pred A.
hodinou odpolednf zaplatf pet
cent?. Tim ODE jfzdy misto 20
cent? staff jej budou Is cent?.
Must vsak byti uzity v tentyz
den mezi 10. hodinou dopoled-
nj a ctvrtou hodinou odpoled-
nj.
Spolecnost tento sv1j plan o.
mlouva tim, re i jine dopravni
spolecnosti podobne snizujf
jlzdne, tax k. pr. zeleznice sni-
zuj1 j1zdne ma konci tydne,
movies rano a odpoledne, te-
lefonni sluzba pc Z. iodine We
Ger je lacinejsl a podobne.
Jestlize pry Sc plan spoiled
nosti podari, prejde ku dals1-
MI snfzeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Udefil lekarnika.

Vineny z 1toku a pokusu O.
krasti lekarnlka We 800 blocku
S. Caroline ulici v patek odpo-
ledne, 38lety namornik, Irwin
Haddox, zadrzen byl v sobotu
pod zarukou $2.1OO ku soudu.
Namornfk pc vstoupeni do le-
karny vrhl Sc ma majitele teto,
doktora George Bertsh, 81 ro-
XII stareho a zranil tohoto tax,
re lekarnfk wat byti musel do
nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Zvlastni zasedani
zakonodarny.

Do Annapolis 8. prOSince
svolano Dude zvlastni zaseda-
nj zakonodarny, ably Maryland
pTizpGsobil Sc vladimir pfedpi-
sum ohledne starobniho pojis-
tent. Ceka Sc, re behem neko-
lika dnf zakonodarna projed-
ma potTebne opatreni a tax
Marylandu zachrani $780,
900, ktere Marylandstf zamest
navatele platiti must Wade ma
1cet "a rok 1886 a ktery obnos
jinak by pripadl vladnimu Cd
boru.
Zamestnanci, pracuj1cf v
pr1myslovych nebo obchod-
Mich povolanfch, mali dostati
cd svych zamestnavatel1 jeden
vytisk formulate SS-5, zvane-
no Application for Account
Number, jakoz letak, We KITE
rem Sc vysvetluji opatrenf one
cast zakona o socialnfm "a
bezpecenf, jez Sc vztahuje ma
starobnf dGchody. Nedostal-li
nektery zamestnanec tento for
mular, ma neprodlene jiti ma
mfstnf postovni Trad, kde 81 no
mGze opatriti.
Kazdy k tomu opravneny
zamestnanec ma jednu z tech
to prihlasek vyplniti a vratiti
do 5. prosince t. r.
Sc zasflanfm vyplnenych
forem zamestnavateli v Mary
landu pocato bylo v patek. V
prvnf tento den zaslano bylo
vyplnenych registracnich blan-
XII v ranni poste 10000.
Ma Tfzenf vladnfho odboru
pro starobnf ~pojistenf 1radova-
ii Dude v Gambler budove cd
$500 do 5000 zTfzenc1. Vet
sina Dude jich najata jenom ma
cas-.
We zdejsi 1radovne projed-
nano Dude asi 26 milionG re-
kordG ma starobn1 pojisteni
delnfkG.
Ash 700 zamestnanc1 pribu-
de do Baltimore z Marylandu,
Virginie a District of Columbia
Sto padesat klerkG pracovati
Dude ma hlavni poste, ostatek v
Gambler budove, kde v pondeli
bylo jiz v praci 1880. Devet
set dalslch nastoupf v pondelf
a IA. prosince 200 nebo 300.
V pfipravne praci ma zvlast-
nj zasedan1, jez svolano Dude
ma den 8. prosince a ne Is. pro
since, jak z pocatku ozname-
no, pilne Sc pracuje. Prfpravny
podvybor ma pojistovani v1ci
nezamestnanosti v 1tery vecer
dospel ku dvema d6lezitym DO
dim, jez vradeny byti mali do
zakonu, ktery vypracovati ma
zvlastnf zasedanf zakonodar-
ny. Vypusteny byti mali re
zakona dane ma vydelky "a
mestnancG a dale neodporucf
hlavnfmu vyboru kterekoliv
presne procento, jimz ffzeny
byti mali prfspevky zamestna-
vatele ku fondu pojistovani
prot nezamestnanosti.
PTedsedou hlavniho vyboru
jest Simon E. Sobeloff. Tento
sesel Sc v governerovych IRA
dovnach v Union Trust budove
tuto stredu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Vystava automobile.

V sobotu otevrena byla 81.
vyrocn1 Baltimorska vystava
automobile We zbrojnici pate
no pluku. Otevfena byla O 2.
iodine odpoledn1 mayorem
JackSOnem.
Pres 200 modelI vystaveno
vedle rGznych CAST automobi-
III, olejovych kamen, elektric-
kych chladiren a jinych vymo-
zenOstl.
Lonska vystava setkala sc S
neobvyklym zdarem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Shea odsouzen ma pet rokH.

George K. Shea usvedcen byl
v pondel1 re zabitf policisty
Carroll Hanley a odsouzen do
Marylandske kaznice ma pet
roku. Soud konan byl v Tow
son.
: Tfi re statn1ch svedk1 jme-
novali Shea jake rfdice auto
mobilu, z jehoz postrannfho
vstupatka policista Carroll E.
Hanley spadl anebo shozen byl
20. f1jna a zabit byl. S auto
mobilu spadl ma 20. ulici u Har
grove alley, kdyz rfdic auto
mobilu, Shea, nahle zatocil re
20. ulice do ulicky. Policista
ma m1ste byl usmrcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Million do statni pokladny
z dostihH.

Marylandska statnf poklad-
ma obohacena byla milionem
dolaru -snad jeste vets1m OBJ
nosem = z konskych dostihn
poradanych v tonic roce ma
zavodist1ch v Havre de Grace,
Laurel a Pimlico. Saz-
ky obnasely celkem $31,543,-
359. Lonskeho roku tyto obna-
sely $27,2OO,977.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Kontrola ~influency
predpovsdGna.

DR.. Richard E. Shope z Roc
kefeller 1stavu, prednasel v u
terry ma Johns Hopkins lekaf-
ske skole a stanovil, re jest We
lice pravdepodobnym, re ko-
necne vypracovano Dude Sc
rum, jimz kontrolovana Dude
influenza.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Upalen ku srnrti.

Obstarly cernoch, 65lety
John Palmer, uhorel v nedeli
We sve svetnici ma druhem pos
chodi domu We 400 blocku N.
Fremont avenue. Ohen povstal
cd hoTicf cigarety, s nlz Ger
nOch usnul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Snizeni dani " Arundel.

Komisafi Anne Arundel O.
kresu stanovili v 1tery okresnf,
skolnf, pozarenske a silnicni
danove zakladny ma budoucf
rok tax, re mensfmi budou cd
3 do 5 cent? prot dnesnf.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
7 { N SAVED;
HOLD ON TO
'LIFE { RAF IS
One Woman Among
Victims; Captain
Also Lost

OWEN SOUND Ont, Nov.
Il. (UP) = Seven members
of the crew of II on t h e
steamer H i d u, including
one woman, were drowned
today when the ship capsized and
sank five miles off Owen Sound.
Bodies of two of the crew were
recovered. and six are miss
ing. Local authorities said II per-
sons were aboard the Hidou, in
Guiding Capt. Norman Mckay and
First Mate j. Agnew.
Nine of the men were rescued.
No hope was held for the six
missing members of the crew.
The Hidou, a small steamer
which carried freight in the Geor-
gian Bay district, was struck by
sudden squall and capsized.
"Scotty" Smart, deck hand, one
of those rescued, said the Hidou
capsized without warning early to-
day.
I'VE were out testing a new COM
pass" Smart said, as he lay in a
local hospital recovering from his
experiences. Suddenly, as we
rounded point, the engine stopped.
Without warning the boat lurched
and then overturned Most Of us
were in our pajamas, and I think
those missing were trapped below
decks, except for Capt. Mckay.
There were no lifeboats on the
Hidou, but we had life-rafts, which
| we filled with air and tossed over
board The last I saw of Captain
Mckay he was standing on the side
of the boat, sending up flares in
the hope of attracting rescuers. He
must have gone down with his ship.
The Hidou floated for nearly an
hour and then sank.
"The water was terribly cold.
Those of us clinging to the life
RATS shouted to each other and
tried to keep warm by kicking our
legs and slapping our arr1s. I do
not remember seeing auy of the
eight who drowned. I think they
most have been either trapped be-
low decks, or slipped off the RATS
when the cold water got them.
Il did not think any of us would
ever be rescued. 1t was a wonder
ful thing to see aid coming for u.s."
Several Of the members of the
crew were unconscious when taken
from the water. Several suffered
frozen legs and arms
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
FARLEY TO BE
NAMED CAR
OF MOVIEDOM


LOS ANGELES, Nov. 81. UP)-
James A. Farley, chairman of the
Democratic national committee, is
to become Gear" of the motion pic
ture industry in the near future,
succeeding Will H. Hays, the Daily
News reported it learned today from
an authoritative source.
The newspaper said Farley was
to be offered the post as president
of the Association of Motion Pic
lures Producers and Distributors of
America following his return from
a vacation in Ireland in two weeks.
The position which Hays has held
for the past IA years carries a SAL
ary of $150000 a year
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
KING EDWARD AT
COUNTRY HOME

VIRGINIA WATER, England,
Nov. 81. U.P)-King Edward was at
his country home at Fort Belvedere
today for the weekend, and in
cluded in his party of guests was
Mrs. Wallis Simpson.
The flag of the kings Duchy of
Cornwall flew from the flagpole of
the house and special guards pa
troled the grounds to keep off the
curious.
1t was believed the king and Mrs
Simpson spent part of the brilliant
autumn morning tending to the
flower graden-an interest which,
friends say, helps to bind their
friendship.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
BUSINESSMEN
DEMAND SHIP
ST R|KE { N D
Heavy Los sses From
Coast Deadlock
Protested

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.
21. (UP)-Pacific Coast in
dustry and business, stag
mated by labor troubles, to-
d ay demanded immediate
settlement of the western mari
time strike as it entered the fourth
week without prospect of concilia-
tion.
AS Alaskan residents looked for
ward to turkeyless Thanksgiving,
and Hawaiian housewives viewed
with alarm their fast depicting
larders, powerful groups in San
Francisco and other affected cities
protested the $7,O00,000 daily loss
and demanded that unions and
shipowners get together" and
break their deadlock.
A series of telegraphic exhorta-
tions streamed toward Washing
ton last night appealing to Pres
ident Roosevelt and the labor de-
partment to end the strike.
The shipping merchants asso-
citation of San Francisco banded
together 100 leading business firms
and asked them to appeal to the
government on the grounds San
Francisco was sustaining a loss
of $3,O00,000 each "a hours. The
California farm bureau fedora
tion, representing 2l,500 agricul-
turists, the San Francisco pur-
chasing agents association and the
San Francisco apartment owners
association issued vigorous state
ments calling for peace.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
LAST MINUTE 7
FLASHES
JIMMY THOMPSON
BEATS CRAIG WOOD

PINEHURST, N. c., Nov. 2I.
(U.P)-Jimmy Thompson, the big
> awnee- -on- Delaware. Pa.
goungster who hits the longest
ball in golf. today gained the
final round of the 10Th annual
P.G.A. tournament with a 4 and
victory over Craig Wood of
Deal, N. j. Thomson faced n
one-hole deficit at the end of
the morning round but shot
SUP par 35 on the first nine OF
the AFTERNOON round to go to the
Soth hole Sup. He went 4-up ON
the 31st and halves the next
TWO holes with pars to win ON
the 33rd green.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
THIEVESL
VALLEY HOME,
THEN ESCAPE

Burglars entered a house occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Ed
wards on the Brawley-Holtville
highway between l and O'Clock
Friday and helped themselves to
a quantity of clothing and house
hold equipment.
Entrance to the house was gain
ed by taking a hook off a screen
door, according to Deputy Sheriff
Frank P McCaslin, who investi-
gated. The house is situated one
fourth mile east of the Palm ranch.
The missing articles included: a
four burner stove, a silk slip, an
alarm clock, % pistol, mans
jacket, and red and blue print
dress.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
STORM VISITS.
VALLEY DURING.
FRIDAY NIGHT.

A thunder and lightning storm
visited Imperial Valley Friday night
and light showers fell in almost ev-
cry part of the area. The first
storm occurred shortly after 9 p. m.
and the second at 3 a, m. Saturday
morning.
Hail fell in some sections but the
rain did not fall in an amount suf-
ficient to record. Snow fell in the
mountain sections to the west.
The storm was caused by Son
ora low or a low pressure area
along the border between the
United States and Mexico, said
Fred Baughman, weatherman.
Lightning was most vivid in the
southwest and east in the early
evening and the brilliancy had
shifted to the north at a. m. Sat
urday.
No damage TO agriculture result
ed Even pea harvest was interrupt
ed only slightly by the showers.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
F.D.R. TACKLES
CAPITAL MAIL

PORT OF SPAN, TRINIDAD,
Nov. 81. W.n)-The cruiser Indiana
polls, bearing President Franklin D.
Roosevelt to the Buenos Aires peace
conference, and its escort, the cruis-
er Chester. arrived here today for
a siX-hour refueling stop.
The President, tanned by the
Caribbean sunshine and rested by
his sea voyage, tackled his first
consignment of White House mail
which came aboard as soon as the
warship dropped anchor
Later he went fishing.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
DAMAGES SOUGHT
OVER POWER LINE

Los ANGELES. Nov. 2i. WR-
Damage claims amounting 10
$4,000 have been filed against
the city council and the water
and power commission by South
Gate property owners who charged
that their city lots were reduced
in value sharply by the construc-
ton of the Boulder Dam trans
mission line through the city.
90
SAN DIEGO. Nov. 2f. UP
Russell o. Jackson. Los Angeles.
president of the now extinct
American Fidelity Corp. and the
Fidelity Sales and Holding Co,
was held in the county jail to-
day ON S25,O00 bail charged with
violation OF the State Corporate
Securities Act. grand theft, and
conspiracy TO obtain property
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22

was returned to her home by Off
GERS several times but finally Mon
toya took her to Ventura and mar
ried her. This, however, did not
settle the matter. They were sep
arated and the girl placed in a
home.
Now loves young dream is more
complicated than ever. Montoya
is in Jail for long time.
News of the courts decision was
received by burst of tears from
the girl wife and stony stare from
the husband.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
YOUTHFUL ROMANCE
DEALT HARD BLOW
$500 ASKED
IN SUIT OVER
CRASH DAMAGE

Damages in excess of $1,000 are
asked by Joseph Doda from Duke
Ferguson and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Gross for damages he alleges re-
suited from an automobile accident
in Brawley July 9.
The collision occurred at the in
tersection of East Plaza and Main
street, according to the complaint.
Doda asked for $4,000 for personal
damages, $178.75 for doctor and
medical bills paid after the accident,
5000 for future medical bills, $307.75
for damages to his automobile and
$500 for damages resulting from loss
of use of the car.
The plaintiff is represented by
F. j. Trude, Brawley attorney.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
welue Inuolued in
Gin Party Appear
In Juvenile Court

Five girls and seven boys ap-
peared in juvenile court Friday for
a hearing neceSsitated by their
participation in youthful gin party
at an Ell Centro home this fall.
After Judge Vaughn N. Thomp-
son heard the testimony given by
the high school students from three
Imperial Valley towns, he continued
the case until December 10.
E. A. Nance. county probation
officer, did not recommend that the
children be made wards of the
juvenile court.
Parents Of several of the children
were present for the hearing and
several of them announced the in
tention of maintaining stricter dis
elpline where their children are
concerned.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22

Portions of the rock cargo were
found driven into the wooden rip
rap to a depth of several inches.
The flames were extinguished by
Frank Ashton, Pacific Greyhound
stage driver, who was the first
arrival at the scene He was joined
by a crew from highway main
tenance crew 1t required the help
of several men to extricate the
bodies from the wrecked cab, ac-
cording to Deputy Coroner Frank
Raney.
The bodies were taken to the
Thornton funeral establishment in
Brawley.
Both the victims are survived
by families.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22

WoOucH lip Tdp. Inc rOCk SiiiloSe
forward, thrusting the men and
the cab forward into a tangled
mass The engine then caught
fire and burned the trapped men
beyond recognition.
Lewis White, 81, was the driver
and his helper was Mack Hatchett.
q, both residents of Fullerton.
They left that city at a. m. Fri
day for a load of desert rock or
dered by their employer. Clark
d. Luscht. They were en- route
home when the accident occurred.
The front wheels dropped into
the wash as the truck plunged
across the seven-foot deep wash.
Four by wooden guard posts
were snapped off by the vehicle.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
{ OF CLASHES
WITH LABOR

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. U.D -
The United States chamber of COM
merce, asserting its duty of oppos-
ing proposals of an unsound or un-
economic nature" today clashed
openly with labor for the first time
since the election. The split was
over proposed railroad legislation.
The chambers committee on
transportation and communication
reported to the board of directors
that labor benefit measures, now
vigorously supported by workers
factions, would add some $900,OO0,-
600 to the annual cost of railroad
operation"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
HEIRESS, Is, IN
DEATH PLUNGE

LOS ANGELES. Nov 81. Wp-A
spectacular 10-story death plunge
by Hortense Isaacs, 25-year-
daughter of late pioneer banker,
was under investigation by police
today.
Miss Isaacs, daughter of the late
lSuis Isaacs late yesterday visit
ed a dentists office in a Wiltshire
district building, went to a rest
ROOM and apparently leaped from
the window after placing her purse
and hat on a table.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
Return The Purse
FAMILY FIGHT
ENDS IN HURRY,
OFFICERS SAD

Deputy sheriffs buckled on their
guns and sped to a ranch home IN
nhNe Holtville area late Friday to
bp a furious fight reported at a
Mexican labor camp.
When the officers arrived they
found the combatants. all members
of one Mexican family, peacefully
seated around the supper table in
good humored conversation.
The disguised officers returned to
town with remarks about family
fights which stop too soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22

county Without permission and
when asked the reason for ignoring
court orders, replied. "I wasn't
thinking about the court For this
lapse of memory, he was fined $1O0
on each count and in default of the
payment, was ordered to serve one
day for each So of the fine. The
sentences are to run consecutively.
AS soon as he is released from jail,
he is ordered to pay $40 a month
to support his wire.
The girl ran away with Montoya
when she was 13 years of age. She
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
Henry HOra Named
Farm Center Head

Henry Hora was elected director
at the meeting of Jasper farm center
Friday night in the Jasper school,
John Montgomery is the alternate;
Mrs. Arthur johnson, secretary and
Ralph Gray, director -at-large.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
DR.. Sem Bacon to
Attend Lectures

DR.. Sem Bacon will spend Sun
day and Monday in Los Angeles at
tending the Skeffington extension
program lectures at the school of
optcmetry use, 500 West Jeffer-
son, Los Angeles. The latest de-
velopments ON optometry will be
discussed DR.. Bacon will be in his
office Tuesday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
Wife of Film Star
Hurt in Automobile

SANTA MONICA, CAL, Nov. 81.
U.aD-Mrs. Virginia Crabbe, %, wife
OF Buster Crabbe, Olympic swimmer
and film star, was in the Santa
Monica hospital in a critical condi-
ton today with a fractured pelvis
ana other injuries suffered in an
automobile collision.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
Scout Committee
To Meet Friday

Holtville district Scout commit
tee VIII meet Monday night at 7:30
o'clock in the Holtville chamber of
commerce for the election of Off
GERS. James Mackie. Jr., is district
committee chairman
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
Court Steps in and Sentences Husband to Jail
For Violating Probation; Girl-WHe
Weeps at Judges Order

The romance of Felix Montoya and his 14-yearold
wife was dealt stunning blow Saturday when the young
husband sent to the Imperial county jail two counts
OF contempt OF court in lieu of 5000 fine.
He violated the terms of his probation by leaving this
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-22
DEATH TOLL SCARS
TO SO AS TWO DIE
IN FREAK CRACKUP
Heauily-Laden Truck Crashes Into Bridge
Leaps 6O-Foot Wash; Victims Crushed
Beneath Flaming Wreckage

Imperial county's traffic death total for this year
reached 38 late Friday when two men lost their lives in
fantastic accident four miles south of the Riverside county
line Their rock loaded truck crashed into bridge supports
hurted 6O-foo wash and plunged its into a