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IF OU h a d
known Officer

known Officer
Moriarty you prob
ably W oul d have
agreed with most
every one that he
was a hard and
heartleSs man. Of
fcer Moriarty was
big and raW-boned
and red faced. He
eloried in his posi-
tion as policeman
because it e a We
him a sense of i'm
por'tance. a chance
to bully and brow
beat, an Opportu-
nifty to see men
made humble.
Such a person
as young Jim En-
erson was the sort
of victim that Of
fcer Moriarty en-
.ioyed t he m o S t.
Jim wasn't a sea-
soned criminal. He
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The First Trick.


w YATCH any good dummy
"A I player. and you will notice
" " that when the dummy goes
down after the opening
lead, he will carefully survey both
hands and cogitate for some little
time before playing to the first trick
Actually, the cards played to the first
trick may be of no Importance; de-
clarer is merely planning his cam
paign. However, there are many hands
In which the first trick is of vital i'm
portance. The hand may be won by
choosing the proper card from dunn
my; an ill-advised play may cost the
contract A careless play by declarer
cost him game on the hand below.
North, dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
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Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

with his king. but would have no more
diamonds to lead. and the diamond
suit would never become stablished.
tCopyrisht. 1872
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HELP MEN.
lCanlinned.l

PHARMACIST registered; must have local
references. State age, experience. Address
Box 30s-D Star once.
walker & Co.. ssi7 18th st. tn, NV. '
PREssER. experienced. Apply N shul-
man. 33l8 M st. NV. West 1894.
PRESSERS; silk and wool working con-
d1tlons' pay exceptionally good See MI.
Farley: Sterling Laundry. 1921 9th
ROOFING FOREMAN-Capable handling
crew on asphalt shingles, Stag roofing and
asbestos siding: also experienced roofers
ply ' ". only es sSS Rhod. 5d fSaa fssnd Dsy ne
SALESMAN with car or truck to represent
= nationally known cake line in Washing
triners: must furnish $3.50 surety bond
Address Box 1.s-D. Star once.
SALESMANAGER for long stablished local
business. This is splendid opportunity
the sales OF a weli-established line of mer-
chandise. No order-takers or speciality men
need apply. Address Box 7"-E, Star oftce.
SELL 81 COUPON BOOK. contains $40 in
services; keep 4Oc; fountain pens free Met
ropolitan Advertisers. s1s 9th St NV.
SHOE sALEsMEN--Prefer men with local
chain store experience steady position;
neys Shoe Store. l4th and Park rd NV
ODA-LUNCHEONETTE MAN, over 2I:
must have local references. experienced
Dupont Pharmacy. 1908 Mass ave. NV.
SPOTTERS; silk and wool; working com
ditions, pay exceptionally GOOD. See Mr..
Farley Sterling Laundry. 1921 27th
ST. NV.
STOCK CLERK radio and eiec. store:
state experience with radio and wiring
Supplies; sup references. Address Box 306-D
TIRE CHANGERS. white: only experienced
men need apply: be prepared to demon
strate STR ability steady YORK and good pay
YOUNG MAN for undertaking establish
ment; willing to work long hours on am
oulance and general work; give references
salary expected. Address Box 32s-D. Star
once.
YOUNG MEN CD. high school or COLLEGE
$40, $500 C during ,Ig, iosveek Summer period;
18th st. NV, Room $40. '' '''''' ~"
ATTENT1ON-Two young men with sales
sondii,o,ate so11iy wanted to learn heating and air
while learning. Van Ry Heating Corp,
;533S NJ st. NV.
AN OPPORTUNITY.
Ambitious men. at least oI with d c.
nTlver ORR, bspsF permit salary $3.50 per week
cal reference required Apply in person
only. 20l Transportation Bldg
ATTENTION
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN.
Dodae and Plymouth dealer has open
ing Tor one new and one used car sales
man. An outstanding proposition for
the men who qualify: must have best OF
references. Apply sales manager, Fred
Motor Co, 400 Georgia ave. NV
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Permanent position open for ambitious
men to assist department sales manager
FuluTe assured right sales
nelpiul car necessary. Apply 10 am
lueSday Employment once 18th floor
7 MORE MEN.
Due to sensational special oIer for July
we can use more men who are willing
workers. Full-time work serving customers
on grocery routes. Experience unnecessary
Apply 10 |? am, 5l3 K St NV
statesmen - Experienced, for
permanent work in all depart
ments. Apply Sears, Roebuck &
Co.. Gil Bladensburg rd. ne.
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ARLINGTON. VA; $40 South oath St
Single and double furn. rms modern
nome, private family. 10 min. Washington
4lus LEE HIGHWAY. Arlington, Va
path: new home. ideal for study Is min.
from center of city.
NEARBY VA. ) min. downtown Wash.
Amidst gardens: furnished bed room for -
WIN private path. $40 per month. Phone
Jackson 1875
262U N. FRANKLIN RD. Arlington, Va
Lovely single. furnished room in new
home. 10 minutes from Wash; reasons bic.
Walnut I65S-J.
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TKAlLERS FOR SALE.

SILVER DOME HOUSE TRAILERs ofYer the
latest features in interior design and con-
Struction. Be sure to see the Silver Dome
before YOU buy. A 1Oeo reduction offered
on one commercial shell and one I9-fI,
house trailer. Models on display at Steu-
arts Trailer Park. 1890 Wis ave NV.
L. P. Steuart. Inc. distributors.
TULLY EQUIPPED TRAILER Broom ad-
dition, private parking low rent: near car
stores Hood. $50 Kenilworth ave. ne. :
TRAILER. 2xire-wheel box; will carry
u ton; new tires; cheap. Apply Beacon
sign Co. 81 st. NV.
HAYES TRAILERS-All steel. electric weld
ed. triple insulated; also :! 1885 demon.
Printcraft Garage. 924 H st. NV. Distrib-
utorJ Met. 1921. 5g49 Ga. ave. NV.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc. 1921 18th st. NV De 1900.
CASH IN 5 MINUTES!
If car is paid for will give you
full cash price. Or if not paid for
will pay off balance and give you
cash difference. DECATUR 1890.
SEE MR.. BARNES, 1929 14th ST.
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GARAGES FOR RENT

REAR 1915 l. ST. N.W.-6-CAR CAPAC-
ity suitable for khop or other Cnd com
mercial purposes: electricity. water. toilet:
$40 Geo S5SI
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
PAINTING. paperinR roofing: guaranteed:
reasonable estimates free NJ L. Smith
1924 Webster Nv. Adams 71ns
ROOFING Asbestos or Stag Bird L 6on
buildlne materials Ask any architect
Asbestos sldewall. rock wool Insulation
Roofs repaired and painted. 3-year pay
ment plan
AMERICAN RE-RooFING CO..
1913 l4th ST. NV. Col 1881
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES,
BUSINESS
POSITIONS.
APPLY TUESDAY AM
writer, age 23-"s: asst TO executive mer-
chandlse house: excellent opportunity
underwood Bookkeeping machine oper-
ator female). experienced only. eood
salary
Stock clerk fmale>. Ford dealer, exp
only: age 2o-4O: salary. S25
Salesman. specially txp prominent If.
insurance company; salary. S25 wk. and
commission
Accountant. jr. tmalel not over * yrs
old: auto dealer: some exp. or will accept
recent accountancy graduate
Editor tmale or female for trade
paper; exp. only: knowledge bookkeeping
excellent starting salary
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

! l'2o NJ ST. N.W.--Flrst floor IN prlvate
! nome; non on-houSekeeping; running water
ami; ST. month up
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POULTRY q EGGS,

BABY CHICKS blood tested all breeds
VIM. james (; Son. 619 K st. NV. Metro
poifan O0SS.
CHICK@A lamboree special. Supreme
quality Rocks. Reds Leghorns and Clan :
S6 90 the hundred. while they last. J. B
Henry phone Falls Church 34s
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west opened the eight OF diamonds.
Dummy and East played low De-
clarer won with the ten, and the con-
tract was irrevocably lost. In order
to secure nine tricks. it was necessary
to establish two tricks in clubs, and
declarer played his queen, West win
ming with the king and leading an
other diamond. East won the second
diamond lead with his ace, then led
the jack, removing declarers other
stopper, then obtained the lead with
the ace of clubs and with his two
remaining diamonds set the contract.
And yet the hand should easily have
been made. On the opening lead de-
clarer should have covered with
dummy's king, forcing East to win
with the ace, since otherwise the suit
would be stopped three times. A dia-
mond return would be won by de-
clarer's ten, and he would then lead
the queen of clubs. West would win
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1880 l7th ST. N-W-Vacancy for young
men; reasonable rates. Also table board.
Met 9O32 -
1919 X ST. NV. e-Marque-Nlcelv
furnished single or double rooms. semi
private bath; excellent board Is.
Mt. PLEASANT. 1871 Lamont ST NV
Large. cool room. near bath. private family;
excellent meals: free phone
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DUPONT CIRCLE 2l3l Mass sve-Loye-
Iy large room with private bath and
shower. for two or three: excellent meals
low Summer rates; nothing better in the
CITY Tor the price see this room before YOU
locate. North g4O4
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


LUNCH ROOM; downtown: beer does $3.50
wkly.; rent only $50; same owner & yrs:
retiring. Price. $1,000; terms. Capital
Ad,us,,ne a., tins, g. Finance Co. zoos H st. NV
oN-sALE WHISKY lieense, and beautiful
bar Bar. for sale Iaoo See Mr.: Purcell or Bob
BEAUTY SHOP, very desirable location
owner desiring to leave city for health
Call Miss Gerber National 1923.
DEL1cATEssEN, grocery, of1-sale beer,
confectionery; great opportunity for right
party. 2l"2 18th st. NV. 5'
DEILCATESSEN STORE; buyer to assume
notes plus small down payment: sacrifice;
leaving town; owner. North 1868.
UP-To-DATE HOT sHoPPE; best location
9n on pre. ana dewn }en
year lease: frst five S1T5 rent. next fve
$3.50: applicant must have BANK REF
DELIcATEssEN. doins S255 wkiy: rent rent
Mr. shilby. zoos H st. NV.
DRY GOODS STORE; ladies' and chill
dren's wear; very GOOD location, upper
established years: stock, about $4,000:
sell at cost or less: So, 900 cash necessary.
Address Box :'2l e Star once. 10'
REsTAURANT-cAFE retiring from
business. established same location many
years. enjoying preferred patronage. pay
ing business Long lease excellent down
town location: gross over $50 900 yearly;
very low price for quick sale: terms. Fur
ther particulars and inspection call Mr..
Heisle. Tuesday. National 1890 Evenings.
Cleveland 9100. or apply at l417 st. E.w.
display room: rent. $3.50, long lease; bldg
fsdussd from rom $500 toy t. = so: t:yms' S''''
zoos H ST. NV Met. 4sl3
RESTAURANT. GOOD, soins business aver
aging S75 per day. money-maker and
Selling. Beer and whisky license. Address
Box 165-E. Star ONCE.
RooM1NG HOUSE. downtown rms.
,oSs DIta g. ASvstins NW & ''naa:s net e. GaGsia
OWL SANDWICH SHOPS for sale, located
iis5s You St. NV: viii sell all together eth rG or
pr1se Seply tnG 1sIs 1s[mi 9th Esaisn2sf s. n ..
| RESTAURANT, with whisky license. down
fully eaq.oD,d y read, onDo., to sDen 10
BLDG. and once bldes; good lease finance
company will sell at barxain; terms; op-
slider selling whisky license.
,SSS ssP'1i' 81 AdiS;sns NW q rinsrs. n.s tsa ST.
BOA! soAKD1MG HOUSE. deal S I9s = rooms:
priced to sell; $500 handles.
WOODRUFF REALTY CO.,
1913 H St. NV. Room 41o,. Net. 1888
Rooming House; Unusual.
~ 4th; near Z; cagitol.1o room, 2 baths;
direct with owner Of building. Price. $500;
half down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 W. Ave.. Room 3l7. Natl. $50. -
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SAlESkEk

TYPEWRITERS and supplies excellent
opportunity with established concern:
commission: state age and experience;
give references: replies CONFIDENTIAL Ad-
dress Box 4H6-Z. Star of1ce.
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l4Ol 10th ST. aW.-For 3. 1st floor
'front.': running water. near shower. single
Win running water, large double: all mod
einIN turn outside rooms with phones.
SeIeNtINe menus. parking
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SITUATIONS WoMEh.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SITUATIONS DCMESTC,
COLLEGE STUDENT. colored girl part
time. morning day work evenings; GOOD
cooking; care for apt. or dwelling; serving;
years OF experience. Atlantic 361?-J
GIRL. colored wishes general housework;
reference. Phone Metropolitan l7l..
GIRL. colored. reliable desires work of
GIRL. colored wants morning Job general
housework. Call Decatur 5s6O-J. 1905
WOMAN. colored reliable experienced
wants days work laundry cleaning or
serving parties. Adams !32TW.
WOMAN. colored. wants morning work
81. no Sundays; cleaning and laundry,
s.h.w. Decatur n46S-J
WOMAN. colored. wants laundry or part
time; niRht cleaning accept able, references
Adams $500
Put in by Last Employer
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ROOMS FUR. . UkFUR.

34+ 18th ST. Sc large bright room
ktchen. private bath; heat. gas. lights.
furnished reasonably
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SAlESWOMEk,

LADIES between AGES rs and so. part
~ Aco or fun time work, nc expert
ence REQUIRED. Good pay no selling
pleasant. disnihed employment You learn
quickly with our simple instructions and
start earning at once. See Miss Hounshell
lH1h Tower BLDG l4th and X SIS. NV
from 10 TO - m. and z 10 : pm
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.

sos UPSHUR Sta rooms KIT bath
h. ". gas, eIec., garage, convenient cars.
buSSeS. Il.
ls45 MONROE ST W-Attract1ve
large front room suitable for colple; also
smaller room; unlimited phone Sun after
l D m, weeks after 6 pm. Adams 5334
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PERSONAL.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE .'OU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Room ,Ol
Westory Bldg. 14th and F. Met. 1888
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery. DR. SOMMERWERCK
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams O38s
WANTED-FARM HOME. CAPABLE OF
occupying an active adolescent boy board
paid. Apply Juvenile Protective Assn. 1919
11th st. NV. Tues. or Wed. q to 10.
EXPERIENCED WRITER WILL TAKE A
few private pupils: fiction, poetry. article
writing. Box 62-E. Star once. 6'
EFFICIENT TYPIST WISHES WORK TO
DO At home; prompt, reasonable. Address
Box 163-E. Star once e.
WANTED-A SUBURBAN HOME ACCES-
sible by street car or bus for an 11-year-
old colored boy: boarded under supervision
of Juvenile Protective Assn. 1912 l1th st.
NV. Apply Tues. or Wed.
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4 K O.
y A K72
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4 o765
4 9 s7S 3 N 4 s.
<86 3 We 70 10 9
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4 K 4 A 30
4 A J 10
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4 O 10 So
@ J 10 8
The bidding:
North East South West
~ 70 2NT Pass
3NT Pass Pass Pass
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1867 HOBART ST. NV,
Gentlemen One or Two.
1900 MASS. AVE.

lhHI New Hamp. ave.-LarEe attractive
rooms cool, next bath daily maid service,
very reasonable.
COLORED -Refine-2lI5 l4th ST. nv
! rooms. kit. bath. porch. FrIgldaire, no
chiIoren. private, 500 month
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MANSION CLUB

Residence of Distinction.
NEWLY FURN. ROOMS WITH SorITu-
ERN EXPOSURE FOR - OR 3 GUESTS
EACH: WHOLESOME MEALS: BOARD %,
IlONAL; Low RATES. $3.50 TO S45
MONTH WITH BOARD W"
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1918 lTth ST W.-NIcely furn double
rm,, scmi-priy. bath; walking dist in
priv family. reas Pot. 56i6
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LUNCH ROOM downtown: beer; does $3.50
wkly.; rent only $50: same owner yrs.
retiring Price So 5000; terms. Capital
Adjusting g. Finance Co., 1908 st. NV.
Met. 4Sl3.
ON-SALE WHISKY license and beautiful
bar for sale. See Mr.. Purcell or Bob
Hollander. zoos H st. NV
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1885 MONROE ST. N,W.-Lse front rm..
windows: twin beds, unlim. phone; suit
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III T6th ST. N.W.-Army oficer's widow
has twin bed room priv. bath shower,
porch. lawn gar: breaklaSt
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WESLEY HALL.
1924 X ST. NV.

, and sleeping porches: newly furn be.t
4 location; superior food; reas District
| 100
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% EYE ST. NW-Light Housekeeping
rooms; reasonable rates; everything fur
nlShed; convenient, cool and comfortable.
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ROOFING FOREMAN-Capable handling
crew on asphalt shingles, Stag roofing and
and helpers: steady work good pay Ap-
ply am. only. 500 Rhode Island ave ne.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
PAIR CHARGED
WITH FORGERY
Sc K B | A M E
Both Try to Assume
Responsibility for
Fraud Act

Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Wal
lace, arrested Thursday on
a warrant charging them
with forgery, both claimed
the one signature appearing
upon the check in question.
Each wished to free the other
of any responsibility for the forgery
officers said.
Immediately after their arrest
in Imperial, they begged officers
to help them rid themselves of
the drug habit. Sheriff R. w. Ware
said they are in bad physical con-
dition as a result of their use Of
narcotics. Mrs. Wallace was taken
to the county hospital for imme-
diate relief and later transferred
to the women's section of the coun-
ty Jail.
The warrant for their arrest was
issued by Judge T. E. Anderson
in Calexico justice court May 3.
Wallace has papers which per-
NIT him to obtain narcotics from
physicians for treatment of heart
ailment, Ware said. He told the
sheriff he was chief investigator
for San Antonio police for four
years. He is 80 years of age and
works as a hotel clerk His wife,
20, is a waitress
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
HEALD TALKS
AT MEET OF
ROTARY CLUB

In observance of the 150th ami
versary of the signing of the United
States constitution, Elmer Heald,
district attorney, discussed the do
cument for the Ell Centre Rotary
club at meeting Thursday noon.
He emphasized article III of the
constitution which provides the
judicial department of the govern
ment.
Henry l.. Loud spoke briefly on
the west coast football prospects,
explaining the Pacific coast con-
ference Set-up and declaring that
in his opinion the University of
California team is the only one
which has a chance to go through
the season undefeated. Loud placed
use second, rating Stanford, Wash
ington and oregon State third,
UCLA, washington State and Ore
gon next.
Earle c.. Davis was chairman of
the day and Dr. Norman E. Dupont
president, was in charge of the
BUSINESS meeting. ...1 -
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
.WARPLANES
FOR chinese
u N | 0 A D { D
Aircraft Taken Off
Vessel; May Be
Transshipped

SAN PEDRO, Cal, Sept.
16. (UP)-Sixteen potential
warplanes, bound for Chi
ma, were unloaded from the
government-owned freighter
Wichita today in accordance with
President Roosevelt's recent order
against shipment of war imple-
inents to the Orient.
The privately-operated freighter
hove to in the outer harbor, where
a tug ran alongside and took aboard
the planes. Whether they will re-
tura east or trans-shipped to a
privately-owned vessel for China
delivery was unknown.
A spokesman for the Panama
Pacific line, agents for the Wichita
announced she would sail for Mani
la tonight He denied earlier ad-
vices that the. rest of her cargo
consisted principally of scrap iron
to be used in the manufacture OF
munitions. He said 1t was or
binary freight cargo"
The spokesman likewise denied
report that machine guns were
taken off the Wichita after she
halted here to refuel.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
MEDIATOR TO
REACH MEX.
THIS WEEK

MExICALI, Sept. 16. = Antonio
Villalobos, appointed by President
Cardenas as mediator in the dis
pute between the Compania, Mexi-
can branch of the Imperial Irriga-
tion District, and water system
workers who have threatened to
strike, will not arrive in Mexicali
until "the END of the week." the
Palacio said today.
Agricultural disturbances in the
vicinity of Mexico City have detain-
ed the Mexican agricultural official
there beyond the expected time, Of
ficialS said. He had intended to
arrive in Mexicali today.
Meanwhile, Mexican employees of
the irrigation district below the
border stayed on the job, pending
mediation by the government Off
cial.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
IN
MEXICALI HELD

MEXICALI, Sept. 16.-Residents
of the Mexicali area today celebrat-
ed the 127th anniversary of the
independence of Mexico
Mexican independence was de-
clared September Is, 1910. The fol-
lowing day was declared a national
holiday so the annual celebration
continued for two days.
Business houses, offices, bars and
cafes closed Thursday and the vari-
Gus features of the celebration be-
gan early.
A civil-military parade at 7 am
Thursday launched the celebration
for the day. Gymnastics and feats
of horsemanship were included on
the afternoon program scheduled
for 4 pm.
After a parade of floats through
the streets, the flag will be lowered
with appropriate ceremonies. Pub
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
N ILLION TO
GO TO POLLS IN
new YORK VOTE
City Will Have Most
Complex Primary ;
In History

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.
(UP) = One million voters
decide today the outcome of
New York City's most COM
pfex primary election, in
volving three-cornered fight be-
tween a Democrat who claimed
New Deal support a Tammany
Hall Democrat who said the Roose-
welt administration was neutral and
pro-New Deal Republican who
was silent on all national ISSUES.
For the first time, Tammany has
a candidate seeking both nomina-
tions-Sen. Royal S. Copeland. He
is opposed in the Republican pri-
mary by Mayor F. H. La Guardia,
strong supporter of many Of Pres
ident Roosevelt's policies, and in
the Democratic primary by Jere-
miah T. Mahoney, who has the
backing of Postmaster General
James A. Farley and the Demo-
cratic organizations in four of the
five boroughs of the city.
Copeland EXPRESSED confidence
that his campaign mad been aided
by a newspaper expose" purport-
ing to show that Supreme Court
Justice Hugo L. Black is a life
member of the Ku Klux Klan. Cope
land had opposed Blacks appoint
ment in the senate, and he intro
duced the Klan issue into his cam
paign by assuming" that Mahoney,
being a 100 per cent Roosevelt
administration man. would have
voted TO Black.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
OUTBREAK OF
PARALYSIS IN
NAVY STATION

SAN DIEGO, Sept. l6 CUP)-
Naval officers placed 96 members
of the 9th training company under
quarantine today following the
death of a sailor from infantile
paralysis. Two other sailors con-
nected with the United States Ma
val training station we're stricken,
authorities said.
Clay Myers of Oakland died to-
day after being placed in an iron
lung, which was rushed to the Ma
val hospital from Los Angeles.
Seaman Stanley Hazlett, Culver
City, Cal, was said to be recover
ing from an attack of infantile par
alysis
A sailor, whose name was not re-
vealed, was placed in the iron lung
shortly after Myers died.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
FRANCE, ITALY
TENSION GROWS

LONDON, Sept 16. U.P)-Tension
between France and Italy brought
new dangers to the Mediterranean
Spanish civil war situation today.
With Italian anger already in
creasing over Inauguration of q
Mediterranean "anti-piracy' patrol
which Italians know is aimed at
them, French and Italian sources
exchanged mutual charges of open
violation Of the Spanish, neutrality
agreement.
In Paris it was threatened that
France might throw open her from
tier for a renewed flow oflvolunteers
and war materials to the Loyalists.
In Rome, it was threatened that
Italy would denounce the non-in-
tervention agreement and stimu-
late Italian aid to the Nationalists.
It was indicated Great Britain
would try to find some way of
including Italy in the "anti-piracy"
patrol, most probably by increasing
the share of sea lanes which would
be allotted to Italy in the present
nine station hunt for the submar-
ines. a,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

fne 1nulcatlOn aqueu nOIilell-
tum to efforts of the district to win
relief for taxpayers through debt
refunding Majority owners of dis
trict bonds said recently they would
negotiate for district refunding If
the district could arrange to make
interest payments on Jan. l, 1887,
coupons, held by persons who ac-
cepted refunding bonds under the
1888 program.
Money in the districts bond in
terest fund has been tied up since
last May by superior court order,
pending settlement of the issue
Approximately 100000 would be
used to make the Jan. l payment.
Harry Horton, chief counsel for
the district, argued before Judge
Warner, in superior court at San
Bernardino, in support of the mo-
tion for release OF funds.
At the same time, Judge Warner
took under submittion demurrers
filed by Horton against amended
complaints filed by three holdout
bondholders seeking sums totaling
$113,915 as payment at 100 cents