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Evening star., 1937-06-12

PLYMOUTH 1885 convertible coupe;
black finish. new top, low mileage; looks
and runs like new: fully guaranteed;
S495. Selling cars from the same loca-
tion for over 81 years. H. B. Leary, Jr,
dk Bros. 1891 14th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe coupe; black
finish, flne motor and very good rubber,
floating power. sll-steel body; truly a fine
car; fully guaranteed: 1895. Selling
cars from the same LOCATION for over 27
years. H. B. Leary. Jr.. 6s Bros. 1921
18th 1t. nv.
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CHRYSLER 1896 IS" touring 2-door Sc
dan black fnish, oyerdrive and many
other nne features: motor and rubber
excellent, fully guaranteed and priced low
at S695. H, B. Leary, Jr.. d Bros. 1871
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
l431 Eye Street Northwest.
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FORD 1875 coach. only S2s5; act quickly
a real bargain; good condition mechani-
cally and appearance. AUTOMOBILE
under Pei worth Bowling Alley
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED.

5lase; will sacrifice
HARRY B. PITTS CO..
1919 18th St. NV Met O1OO
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FARMS FOR SALE.

s2s AcREs; FINE YOUNG ORCHARD;
Sasn So1s6; rrbn, broom house. well on porch;
sRoLTis 1H Route neo . Msnassas Mras MRs Ts NARY
leo ACRES; @ LARGE so S.RooM DWELLING;
s'ssrs s's'5f1E WlfEAss sSsss1s Hsssegs s
100 A.; NEW s-RM HOUSE AND BARN:
nlse so acres for 81 10000. b. GRAHAM.
s6 ACRES CID FARM HOUSE.
WITHIN 10 MI. WARRENTON. VA.
PRICE. $1,000: TERMS.
10 acres tillable: soil suitable for corn,
sE1pENspsERD Sc 81 Rsfs Drqsilf REadR 5rm
Aiverdale. Md. Greenwood 1910.
40 ACRES-S3, 500.
MONTGOMERY County.
sood iand practically all under cultivation
20 AcreS-S6,1OO
Montsomery County
barn ana other outbuiidinss 1ns nice stream. eana
sto1es fsnens nd maeadsm oad
r. D. LILLE CO.,
10 Carroll St. Takoma Park Geo. 1900
SOUTHERN MD. BRICK.
l73o"; rooms and bath; also rooms
and large fireplace in basement; 1875 acres;
sonaceo f.n. 80; barn and other bldgs.; good road
~. o-o- l7a4 goth s.: NV.
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CHEVROLET 1894 master coach; black
condition far above the average; fully
guaranteed; S465. Selling cars from same
location for over 81 years. H B. Leary,
Jr.. & Bros. 3ol 14th st. NV
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SUMMER COTTAGE,
WeSf Rnanh Ma

West Beach Nd
Four-room cottage. on highway: run
Atns En o water and electric lights; price. 81
METzLER-Realtor,
-Olslrlct 5000, l106 Vermont Ave.
THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW
In SAT- water. 27 miles from Washing
Ton: bathing boating, fishing, club house,
$40! Seores: house deliveries OF groceries and
low: including two lots, S29y. Easy terms.
AddreSS Box 37-A Star nffce
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PACKARD IS" 1880 5-pass. sedan, perfect
condition: 5000. Phone Columbia 1000.
Apt. 6O0-H. after pm. IT,
PACKARD 1929 coupe; very fine condition
and tires; bargain. S15. Schenuit. 2O2o
l4th u " 12e
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sedan: original gallant blue paint. ali
good tires spotless upholstery. splendid
motor: you will ind this very clean
car: SS15: c. c. c. guaranty. Capitol
Cadillac Co. 1902 2end st. NV. Natl.
nraonn S1ifn nd
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

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COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-THREE ROOMS,
screened porch. electricity. water; row.
boat; rent, 304 st. ne. 13s
FOR RENT. SEASON ONLY, IN EPPINO
Forest-4-room bungalow, large living
room and fireplace 9 bed rooms. kitchen
elec and water. Call Columbia S55l-W.
SHERWOOD FORE ST = ATTRACTIVE
cottage for season; shower, with hot-water
heater; $500 to right party. Clev. 1897
EPP1NG -FOREST-ATTRACT1 COT
tage. comfortably furnished, for rent for
season. May be inspected Sunday. For
details. call AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY, Rental Department.
National 1915.
COBB ISLAND-FOR SALE+NEW HOUSE
wlth !; rms; bath; terms may be arranged,
See ANDREW NORRIS.
FOR FOR. RIEHT.DELIGHTFUL. FURNISHED
spacious rooms, large grounds porch, ga
rage. boat. Apply RICHARD B. TIPPETT,
Mercantile Trust Bldg. Baltimore, Nd.
Telephone Plaza 3744 or Liberty OS5S.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED COTTAGE: 21I
3tn ST.. North Beach, Md. all conyen-
lehces open Sunday. Call North 4O26.
For SALE OR RENT. EPPING FOREST
Soltaee, newly painted. lge lawn, accom-
mooate to &, elec. stove refrigeration;
inspect iaso ,, Sat: or Sun. INQUIRE Rees cot
Iaee az entrance gate. Call Clarendon 1921
iiahl. unsii Sat; @ T., noon. Season rental to re-
Evening star., 1937-06-12

LA SALE 1897 5-passenger touring Sc
dam black finish. low mileage. We are
selling this for one of our factory
officials; 81 1875. c. c. c. guaranty. Cap
itol Cadillac CO. 12o2 Ind 81, NV.
National 1900. Open Sunday apd evenings.
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DODGE 1896 business coupe; perfect
black paint. spotless upholstery. excellent
tires: certainly sweet motor: you cam
not find car in better condition; S513
c. c. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.
la22 22nd 81. NV. Natl. 1900. Open
eNe
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MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE.

HARLEY-DAVIDSON1 1887. model "a. supel
equipment. large saddle bag mirror. anRori
seat cover. crash bars. ride control goggles
helmet. riding belt. full set tools: sacrtflc,
1888. Evans-Palmer. 14th and L NV
Evening star., 1937-06-12

NORTH BEACH CoTTAGE-sALE. RENT
exchange for D c. or nearby Maryland
property: furnished. electricity. Potomac
Evening star., 1937-06-12

PACKARD 1897 sedan. Here is rare
opportunity to get one Of the finest cars
made at substantial reduction from
the original cost: drive. only very few
miles: we will gladly demonstrate 1T on
a NEW-CAR BASIS: terms ARRANGED TO
suit your individual needs. SUPERIOR
MOTORS 1900 l4th st. u ". Dec. l3OO
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tour This car is IN dip rst-ci.ss condition
and carries new-car guarantee Will give
one hundred dollars of. Call for Mr..
Taylor Northwest Motor Co, 612O WIS.,
consin ave, Chevy Chase Md Wis. 1924
Evening star., 1937-06-12

CUBA ISLAND ONE ACRE. CHARLES
County, Md. for sale; artesian well. two
houses, screened, furnished; bath; , boats:
tneludad Shsnherd d031 l3h
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OLDSMOBuE 1885 .2-door trunk sedan:
kept in splendid condition by very care
full owner: equipped with high-grade
heavy duty tires. hand-tailored upholstery.
de luxe interior accessories and a power
value and one worth seeing. s545. SU-
PERIOR MOTORS, 1920 14th st. NV.
Dec 2Q0
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Most progressive beach near D. C.-More
value for your dollar than cheaper beaches
offer. Inspection daily; Defense High
tiles only. Write for FREE BOOKLET
Evening star., 1937-06-12

blue paint, Is disc wheels. fender wells.
brown leather upholstery. excellent tires.
tainIy {op reai aoo Tal,e nease sfs5 tn1s
anty. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd st.
Evening star., 1937-06-12

CHEVROLET 1885 master coach: knee
action; paint. motor. tires far above
average; S465. L. P. Steuart. Inc. 1925
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
Soviet Military
Trucks Reach
Chinese

TOKYO, Friday, Sept. 10.
(UP) IT h e Domei news
agency reported today from
Shanghai that 100 Russian
Soviet motor trucks have
reached the Chinese Communist
party stronghold in Sianfu, capital
of Shensi province, with military
supplies.
The trucks carried a number of
dismantled airplanes and other mu-
nitions, the Japanese news agency
said, adding that the airdrome at
Sianfu had been enlarged and its
defenses strengthened since the re-
cnt agreement for military coop
GRAFTON against Japan by the Gen..
trail Chinese government and the
Chinese Communist army.
japanese planes have bombed ST.
anfu repeatedly, Domei reported.
but 1t was admitted that many
Chinese military planes remain there.
Soviet instructors are teaching
Chinese aviators at the Sianfu air.,
drome, the news agency said.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
Boys i'm Blue May
Hold Get Together
With Boys in Gray

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 9. U.P)-
Union Civil War Veterans met
again today to try and forget Grant
and Lee momentarily and decide
whether to get together at Gettys-
burg next year with their enemies
of 81, the United Confederate Vet
Grams.
The boys in gray" have decided
in favor of joint reunion at the
famous civil war battlefield June
rs to July 6, 1888. Sentiment among
union veterans at the list annual
encampment of the Grand Army
OF the Republic, indicated they
would like to go too.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
u. s. PATROL
SHIP UNDER
HEAVY FIRE
Merciless Bombing
Drive Started
By Japan
Copyright 1887 by United Press)

Copyright 1887 by United Press
SHANGHAI, Sept. 9. WP)
-Shrapnel shells endanger-
ed the United States consul
ate and the American navy
patrol ship Isabel today as fight
ing between Japanese armies ap-
preached the peak of fury.
One shell burst 10 yards away
from the entrance to the American
consulate general and left four
shattered bodies of Chinese in the
street.
The 1.-THE little Isabel, steaming
up the river, was brought under
heavy fire in the Whangpoo river.
Its army all but immobilized by
a stone-wall Chinese defense, Jap
an announced-and put into effect
"a merciless bombing campaign.
Area after area of Shanghai and
the country round it was bombed
by squadrons of war planes.
Twelve japanese planes, trying
to wipe out Chinese troops en-
trenched in the Pootung section,
dropped bombs for As minutes near
the American owned Shanghai pow
er plant and Socony-V Vacuum plant.
Bomb All Trains
A japanese army spokesman an
nounced that from now on the
Japanese intend to bomb every
railroad train in the country round
Shanghai and that if civilians are
to be spared, neutral countries must
guarantee the status of selected
refugee trains.
japanese spokesmen admitted
that at some points the Chinese
themselves were on the attack, no.
tably at Lotien, the key town north
of Shanghai, and to the east OF
the city. All the spokesmen would
say was that the Japanese held
original positions.
The United States patrol vessel,
Isabel, pre-World War yacht, and
its SO officers and men were put
in urgent danger in the Whangpoo
by cross fire between Japanese and
Chinese machine guns on the river
bank.
So heavy was the fire that the
Isabel had to make a right angle
turn at high speed to get behind
the japanese destroyers. It ran up
an additional American flag and
raced up the river to safety.
Neutral InfOrmer
The Japanese, through a spokes-
man, admitted that the bombing
of a train at Sunkiang yesterday,
when 300 chinese refugees were
killed and 400 wounded, was due
to the belief that it was a military
train.
"A neutral intermediary might
guarantee the nature of refugee
trains" said the spokesman. THAT
would reduce non-combatant casu-
alties. But foreign authorities must
give the japanese ample notice
when foreigners are travelling. For
example the American consulate
general notified us that a group OF
Americans will be travelling on the
Nankow-C Canton railroad tomorrow
But the safest method of travel is
by sea.
China must assume full respon-
Sibility for safe travel"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09

slave" ring. Andrews represented
two of the defendants, Florence
Barry and Ann Boyd, who were
convicted and sentenced to a year
in prison.
Andrews complained he had no
chance to answer any accusations.
IF I were guilty of the acts
charged against me, the matter
could have been brought before
Judge Albert Lee Stephens at the
trial and then 1 would have had
a chance to answer" he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
Husbands
Lament Wins
Him Divorce


DETROIT, Sept. 9. UP)-ROb-
ert G. Davis thought he would
make things easier for his wife.
Alma, SO he bought her an cleo
tric sewing machine. That was
what he tcld Judge Robert M.
Toms i'm c.vCrce court.
"She didn't knew how to run
the machine, SO 1 showed her by
making dress. The first thing
knew l was making all her
dresses.
81 still didn't catch on, so 1
bought her GGme electric cooking
equipment. 1 did all the cock
ing"
-"What did your wife dO?" the
bench gueried.
Tire herself crit telling me she
was Cred.
Then, your Honor, 1 bought
her a washing machine"
q know what comes next"
Judge Toms broke in. Divorce
granted"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09

bers, or to move cargo to docks to
be loaded by the rival unionists.
John P. Mclaughlin, secretary of
the Transfers Union, local 85, said:
That the IL.A.-C.IO. combine
should publicly clamor at this late
date that the present waterfront
situation is likely to ruin business
and industry in San Francisco might
be funny were it not so brazenly
ridiculous.
Even business is nauseated by
these blatherskite and insincere
proteStations for the public well
fare that are being broadcast by
the number one stooge of the Com
Continued on Page 2, Col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09

Francisco to Oakland yesterday and
threatened to include Richmond
today and then to move inland"
They said this action was forced
on them by the recently organized
Longshoremen- Warehousemen's Un-
ion, the dominant Committee for
Industrial Organization group on
the Pacific coast. They charged
the CLIO. with ''raiding our ranks.
Teamsters refused to move cargo
unoladed from ships by CLIO. men,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
CHILD BRIDE
MOTHER OF
BABY GIRL

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Sept. 9.
U.P)-Leona Backus, 12-year- old
child bride, is the mother of nine
pound daughter, born Sept. 5, her
parents announced today.
The baby was born at the state
institution for women at Hudson,
where the young bride was con-
fined after her real age was discov-
cred by authorities.
Stanley S. Backus, the 18-year-
old father, Wept when officials
said he could not see his daughter.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
WILL DECIDE
COURSE FOR UNION

NEW YORK, Sept. 8. UR)-A
mass meeting tonight will decide
the National Maritime Unions
course in its fight for an imme-
diate general election for collective
bargaining agency for seamen in
Atlantic and gulf ports.
Earlier the union had advised
the National Labor Relations board
to speed up the plans for the bal
loting on threat of a strike. The
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
Labor Disputes i'm .
S. ID. Blamed For
Bomb ThrOwings

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Sept. 9. U.P)-
Recent labor disputes were blamed
by police for the hurting of stencil
bombs into two meat markets in
widely scattered sections of the
city today.
The bombs, crudely made from
glass jars containing an odoriferous
chemical, were tossed through the
windows of the M. A. Prayer and
Dean Hastings markets.
No one was injured and the
bombers escaped, leaving no clues.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09

after posting $1,000 bail, pending
arraignment next Monday.
Andrews hotly denied the charge
and attributed the indictment to
influence of certain personal enc
miles,"
The indictment, returned by the
federal grand jury late yesterday,
accused him of attempting to influ-
ence four girls, brought to the main
land from Honolulu as material
witnesses against four other per-
sons accused of operating white
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09

Masculine and feminine residents
in the 700 blcck on He'll are all OF
a dither. Tuesday morning woman
who lives with her husband in that
section of the city, found certain
articles of feminine apparel In her
husbands automobile The unmen-
ticnables were not hers and no
woman in the block would claim
them. The husband in question
still is under a c'oud of suspicion.
Bright and early We inesday
morning a woman across the street
found some white silk shorts in
her husbands car. They are not
hers and no one will claim them.
This was too much so the women
are out to see what is what and
get to the bottom of the mystery
In both cases the automobiles were
left parked in front of the family
residence during the night. The
husbands are all upset, too. One
of them remarked with worried
Wag of the heal.
Some of these times one OF us
husbands is not going to have an
alibi."
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
Voluntary Poll of
JObleSs Considered

HYDE PARK, N. Y, Sept. 9. WD
"A voluntary registration" of the
country's unemployed, coupled with
a count of millions now outside the
governments old age pension sys-
tenn, through national election facil-
titles and the postoffice department
is being considered by President
Roosevelt, the United Press learned
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
BOY PLACED
IN IRON LUNG

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. o CUP)
Charles Barry. l5 of Eureka.
stricken with infantile paralysis.
was under treatment in respirator
or iron lung here today
He was taken III at Sacramento
while attending the State Fair
last Monday and was brought here
by ambulance when his condition
became serious.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09

want this money to keep you from
going to Florida this winter"
Storer, acting at the bandits COM
mand, telephoned a clerk in the
bank, who produced $4,000 and de-
livered it to the Storer home.
The bandits then bound Miss
Haffner to a chair and departed.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
State of War in
Paraguay Declared

ASUNCION, Paraguay. Sept. g.
WP)-A state of war was declared
today in Paraguay as the forces
of Provisional President Felix Paiva
battled a revolutionary faction of
the army which earlier in the week
had seized control of the govern
ment for a short time.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
Out For The Count

Early breakfast eaters at Sher-
woods cafe Thursday wasted Is
minutes trying to count the crickets
clustered on the front of the Secur-
ity bank building across the street.
E. E. Clements broke up the arith-
metic fest by remarking cynically:
"Those crickets don't need to wait
in line to get in the bank. It's Ad-
mission day and the bank won't
open"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9. U.R)
Employees of the KreSS Chain
stores of San Francisco went to
work today under a contract with
their union, providing a minimum
wage of $40 week and a Al hour,
five and one half day working week.
Announcement of the agreement
between the store management and
tn union was made by the Pacific
Coast Labor bureau.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09

and aroused the banker and his
wife. The couple was tied TO chairs.
Storer told police that the bandits
evidently knew him but that he
recognized neither of them.
One Of the gunmen said:
you've helped ruin me and we
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
Middle-Aged Mans
Body Found in Sea

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Sept. 8. W.P)
The body of an emaciated man,
about IS years old, was found float
ing in the harbor here today.
Deputy Coroner Dave Gershon
said the man either jumped, or fell
into the water during the night.
Efforts were made to establish
identity.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09

Copyright 1887 by United Press
LONDON, Sept. 9. W.H Great
Britain, faced with an Italian Ger
man boycott of the Lake Geneva
pirate" submarine conference, in
tends to propose world-war model
convoy system to protect shipping
in the Mediterranean, it was under
stood today.
Italy and Germany today de-
livered notes rejecting the British
French invitation to attend the
conference, to be held tomorrow.
AS the result delegates of nine
European powers-Britain, France,
Russia, Jugoslavia, ROumania, Bull
garia, Greece, Turkey and Egypt
are to meet either at Nyon or Ge-
neva to discuss the submarine men
ace to Mediterranean shipping. AL
bania was invited also but being
Italy's satellite, was expected to
abstain.
The conference might we'll mark
definitively the beginning of a
new, acutely dangerous phase of
European politics. Everybody knows
that powers believe Italy is the Of
ficially unidentified power whose
submarines are aiding the Spanish
notwithstanding to immobilize
the Loyalist armies by depriving
them of the fuel they must import
in steamships.
1t was in expectation of an
Italian German boycott that Brit
ain prepared the convoy plan.
Put bluntly, the plan is to pro-
tect merchant shipping against, and
sink if necessary, Italian submar-
ines which may aid the Nationalists
by practical activities.
The plan is Britain's and is at
tributed to Prime Minister Neville
Chamberlain personally.
British and French warShips-
and warships of any other nation
that agrees to cooperate-would es-
cort merchant ships from end to
end of the Mediterranean. They
would have orders to sink any sub
marine or other warship, any air
plane, that sought to attack the
convoy on the high seas.
Both Britain and France mean
business. Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden starts today for Switzerland.
With him go Sir Robert Vansit-
tart, permanent undersecretary for
foreign affairs; Admiral Sir Ernie
Chatfield, first sea lord and chief
of naval staff. and a formidable
group of naval and air force ex-
perts. Eden. is to have dinner in
Paris with French Foreign Minister
Yvon DelboS. Delbos himself will
be backed at the Lake Geneva con-
ference by the chief of the naval
general staff, the second deputy
chief, and a corps of naval and
air force experts.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09

meeting was called after the board
delayed the election on motion
for postponement by the American
Federation of Labor, N.MU. dele
gates have voted affiliation with
the Committee for Industrial Or
ganization.
The motion for delay was based
on A. F.. L. plans to reorganize the
International Seamen's Union.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09

LONDON, Sept. 9. W.P)-Lloyds
announced today that the owners
of the British steamer Stanwold
reported it had been captured by
Spanish Nationalist ships at 10 p.
m. yesterday within the three mile
limit near Rivadesella, off the
northern coast of Spain.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
Luck and Sleep

Luck and Sleep
Luck at fishing apparently has
nothing to do with Norman Deaton's
love of marlin fishing. He fished
all day Sunday for swordfish and
didn't get nbble. Even the dolphin
and perch scorned his hook But
he came back stronger than ever
as a marlin-go- -getter and is round
ing up fishing party for next Sum
day Deaton probably could charm
them with his basso voice if he
could keep awake long enough to
sing.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
A Little Buggy

Interested bystanders are trying
to find out If Steve Harris stays
in Imperial Valley because he likes
to study bugs Or studies bugs be-
cause he stays in Imperial Valley.
He knows more about bugs, beetles,
spiders, and flies than RR does
about type lice. Steve thinks it
will take him one more year to
master bug conversation.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
Sleep, Baby, Sleep

Bill Clements, who missed mar
lin button by "a ounces, sheepishly
confessed that he was asleep when
he snagged the 1881 FOUNDER the
other day. That is part of his
technique. He snores to make the
fish believe he isn't paying attention.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
STRIKE PARALYSIS
SMOTHERS TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9. (UP)-The paralyzing grip
of urisdctional dispute between rival unions clamped
tighter maritime commerce in San Francisco bav ports
today The embargo called by the Teamsters Union
powerful affiliate of the American Federation of Labor
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
A New Theory

Bombardments of midnight firing
in south Ell Centre do not mean
the Chinese japanese war has NOV
ed. 1t probably is Harold Tylar
eliminating the street light in front
of his home. He blames the light
for the zillions of crickets which
occupy his house with him. With
the neighborhood in darkness, Tyler
argues, the crickets couldn't find
the house.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
s HE'LL s
Italy, Germany
Boycott Parley

ROME, Sept. 9. (UP)-Itay announced that she would
boycott the Lake Geneva conference submarine piracy
until the incident created by the dispatch of the note
from Russia is satisfactorily settled"
An official government communque issued stat
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
LAWYER ACCUSED
OVER WHITE SLAVE

LOS ANGELES Sept. 8. (UP)-Lorrin Andrews prom
nen Los Angeles attorney and former attorney
OF Hawaii surrendered to the U. S. marshal today
secret indictment, charging him with attempt to influ
witnesses in "white slave case He released
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-09
BANDITS CAPTURE
BANK MILLIONAIRE

MUNCIE Ind, Sept. 9. (UP) Two bandits today
bound and held prisoner Oliver Storer millionaire presi
dent of the Muncie Banking company and his wife for
two hours until the bank cashier summoned by telephone
delivered $4,000 to the Storer home The thieves forced