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ONLY $3.50 CASH

MONTHLY. S2o-LESS THAN RENT
Bought new late last year. owner leay-
ing and will sacrifice lovely home, con-
tanning rooms. , baths on 2nd floor
daylight recreation room: gas h-wh;
nice, side yard; near high. jr high and
grade schools: f1ne NV. restricted neigh
borhood; only = minutes downtown
investigate: KELLEY, Dist. 114l. Ewes.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.
Store and two 4-room apis. Possession
OF store II required, or will yield S2,13O.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BRADLEY HILLS SECTION.

v,HDU.
GREATEST NEW-HOME VALUE.
New center-hall brick Colonial on wide
lot attractiye living and dining rooms.
complete. kitchen. breakfast room, 3 bed
with fireplace, side living porch. attached
garage automatic heat.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC,
CLEVELAND 23OO
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CHEVROLET 1892 sport coupe; ri
seat. new paint. good tires. Al mecha
condition, Sl6T, Sl7 down. balance
WHY'S Washington Co.. Inc. 1925
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LYON PARK. VA
So.25O; 5000 DOWN $50 MO,

INC. TAXES
JUST COMPLETED; modern 2-story g.
rm. house: insulated; full basement; laun-
dry tubs tile bath with shower; cony. IOc
bus. McCLAINE, 200 Wilson blvd. Clar.
va. Walnut 92y2. day and evening. Other
houses.
ON DANIEL ST, COLMAR MANOR MD
A RARE BARGAIN. BRAND NEW GRIN
DEsT RESIDENCE. RMS. BATH, REC
REAIlON RM. H.-W H. GAR, LOT 4Ox
40. $500 CASH
URCIOIO REALTY co
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CI ENE1 AND PARK

lovely home with nearly a third Of
pn acre of ground, many trees and fine
In beautiful condition and has charm.
Four bed rooms. bath and extra lavatory;
automatic heat A real bargain at S12250.
BOSS d Phelps. Natl $500. Evenings
call Mr.. Miller, Clev. 0112.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

FOR CAROLINA PROPERTY WILL OFFER
S24 900 worth of clear Washington prop
erty. What have you?
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
S07 Union Trust'Bldg. Natl. 5000.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

'-33-A, 1884 G.. M. c. 2I2-uon trac
600. 30 M st. ne. Met. O5O5.
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IDEAL CORNER HOME.

bed rooms, 81 baths. recreation room
nnlShed attic, lear bult-in gar N Cley
PARK near Conn. ave. The most outstand-
ing buy in this excellent NV. section
for appointment to see. call Emerson ., 10
LILO = m Other hours Emerson 1855
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BRICK BUNGALOW. ROOMS TILE
bath. fireplace hot-water heat. large attic
and basement; lot 55Xl29; shade and
fruit trees owner. transferred. must sell.
10l Mcneil road. Silver Spring. Nd.
Shepherd 2l6lW
TAKOMA PARK MD-NEW FRAME
bungalow rooms; living room, kitchen
and dinette, , bed rooms; basement: ga-
rage; large lot; paved street SIS 600. A. L.
ROBERTS, ~ Manor circle, Tx. PIX. Md.
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NEW BRICK HOME.

DETACHED AND EMI-DETACHED,
29lO-l2-l1 O ST Sc
Priced to sell by owner and builder; 6
large rooms bath, built-in garages; l
block north of Pa. ave; conveniently To-
Gated. Brokers invited
ELI BUSADA,
on c
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aug-d&dseXSu
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
l43l Eye ST NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN
AS PREMISES 1908 NINTH STREET
NORTHWEST
Lber No 665o, at folio 52s. of tie land
records OF the District of Columbia, we
FRDAY fha sf The II front s n pAY OF
August, AD 1887, AT THREE O'CLOCK
subdivision made by the heirs of John
DAVIDSON OF SQUARE 3b, as per plat re-, re-,
IN the surveyors ofhce OF the District. of
Columbia; beginning for the same ~ feet
: inches south of the northeast corner Of
feet inches; thence south l5 feet 10
inches; thence east - feet 6 inches TO
Ninth street. and thence north on said
street ID feet 10 inches to the beginning
3-foot alley in the rear for use in common
by the owners OF premises Nos. 302, 1904
1906. 1905, 1910 and 1872 Ninth street
northwest.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, balance
in one, TWO and three years. with interest
at SIX per cent per annum, payable semi
annually. or If monthly terms desired
SsVooo cash, balance monthly. or all
cash a the option OF purchaser Deposit
OF 10000 required al time OF sale Terms
OF sale to BE- compiled with within thirty
days from date Of sale otherwise the
property at the risk and cost OF the de-
faulting purchaser. after five days sdyer-
tiSement OF such resale in some news
or deposit may be forfeited. or without
forfeiting deposit. trustees may avail them
selves OF any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser. Further
veyanclns. recording and revenue stamps,
e'''' a. '0s' u VERNON VERNON G. OWEN.
W. G. SCHAFHIRT.
aul0 / 10 Trustees
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CHEVROLET 1924 master town sedar
guarantee that nowhere in Washin
Maryland or Virginia can you purch'
car in same fine condition as ours al
low Honest Price Of S325 check all 4
in this paper, then compare car: thi
has smartly styled. roomy Fisher
Fisher no-draft ventilation. built-in d
knee-action wheels. fve flne tires:
powerful motor; interior has been
oughly vacuum cleaned for your prot ID
liberal General Motors terms. Owens !
Co., 6323 Georgia ave.
CONTINUED on NeIt F1se.5
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SPLENDID NEW HOMES.
$3.50 DOWN,
$50 MONTHLY.
NO RENEWALS!
PRICE, $6,650.
1922 9TH ST. SOUTH,
ARLINGTON, VA.

Modern. 5-room. white frame bune low
on nigh. vel!-draned lot. 5uXl3o #.
Large living room. coat closet. open fire.
place. andlronS. built-in bookcases Two
bed rooms. lots OF ventilation. large closets
Modern tiled bath walls and floor, built
IN tub. shower. m!rrored medicine Cabinet
Dining room with china closets kitchen
has tiled sink and drain inlaid linoleum
overhead cabinets. plenty drawers. modern
gas range. Unfinished attic TWO large
windows. pine flooring, Will make another
extra bed room.
Electroi oil burner. hardwood floors. hot
water heat. Full concrete cellar bone dry;
ample light and head room. laundry trays
gas water heater. city water, sewer and
electricity.
Fully screened. weather-stripped. wall
paper. gutter and doWnSpouls: detached
garage, concrete floor; private graveled
driveway. Sodded lawn, f1agrock walk and
nceappearlng Shrubbery. Concrete front
porch and covered back Sloop. Convenient
10 bus and school Inspect day or night.
WALTER O'HARA & SON,
LEE BOULEVARD
WALNUT $3.50. BANCROFT VA
EVENINGS. CLARENDON l23.
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S3.25O.
$3.50 cash. S35 month. /, acre rich level
ground: 4-room. ami. bungalow: = blocks
from bus. stores and school. Call J. HAIR
R1S ROGERS, UyattSyille lUt Ewes
(iref0WOod
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
STORE WITH ONE OR TWO APART
ments above. in location desirable for
restaurant will make large cash payment
Box 313-K, Star.
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CHEVROLET 1896 master town sc
looks like new. good rubber; mechani
perfect; for quick sale. S451; your
in trade. Willys Washington Co..
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

AUTOMOBILE SHOW ROOM. GARAGE
and service station, upper Georgia ave,
busy intersection Contains over 10000
SO. it.; $500 per month. For information
see Mr.. Schwartz, CAFRITZ CO., 14tn and
K sts NV Dist. 9OSO.
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B. F. SAUL CO.

a35 15th St NV Natl. o10N.
COLORED LOTS IN CEANWOOD ANE
FAIRMONT HEIGHTS SIS up: cas-,
terms: help build District 9170.
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.

CEDARV1LLE. MD, VIA BRANDYW1NE,
near WillettS Store. on gravel rd. Is a.
r., newly painted no mod. imp. barn.
etc: reduced price: terms. rental: may
trade. Big list for sale. farms acreage, lots.
N. E. RYON CO, 1916 N. Y. ave
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PETWORTH-S6,95O.

& rooms and bsth. inclosed screened
electric refrigeration; thoroughly modern;
payment only S42 so month after reeson-
abe down payment. CAL Shepherd 1911.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE,

tCOnt1nueo.)
nE pSom R sS w., WITH shTH LIZ
ft,Ina fotomac. containing over "a acre; Won
ssrtsy Box Ssa!sd sk sDsndid ss1 surroundings
NEARBY VIRGINIA.; $3.50: TERMS.
Spacious. Normandie type bungalow near
ing completion. rooms and bath, 1st
foor; rooms and bath, roughed in. end
actual cost. Air conditioned. oil heat. ga
rage: lot ,65x11o. Also lovely s-room. q
path brick -and-stone Early American type
home on large corner lot. oil heat. garage:
Columbia 1913. s. c. LYTTLF.
DESIRABLE HOME. FIVE ROOMS, BATH,
sb' M t elec: Kitchen; garage: chicken house,
land; 50 $50. Atlantic 3s21-W
$500 DOWN. $50 MONTH BUYS LOVELY
new brick home. close in; shade; oil heat
S5,250 Walnut 1853.
$3.50 LOVELY, ESTATE. 2 BLOCKS
country club; u bed rms, baths: oil heat;
l acre fine trees; terms. Walnut G959.
$1,000 FURNISHED ATTRACTIVE
Groom home. furnished. ample shade,
Messn sTSnds' "m Slons sqo" cash haG Located
MACkALL. Jr.. Clarendon 675-J-11
SILVER SPRING, BEAUTIFUL BUNGA-
low, rms. :, bed rooms, fun basement,
%or sa5 den 5s Tx s St tsss s2So
Col a6Go. 43O Decatur st. L.
OWNER GOING ABROAD DESIRES SELL
modern, distinctive home. Oakcrest South
Arlington. Va; fine oak trees, a4-acre lot,
3 bed rooms. . baths, maids room and
bath. large living and recreation rooms.
2-car garage, terrace; oil burner English
brick architecture; fine view. Original
cost, 81 800; sacrifice, SlS,500. Phone
jackson 1911 for inspection.
BRICK BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS AND BATH.
basement dry, cool, large; 10 minutes
from St: "A miles over Highway Bridge;
2-car garage: very low price owner re-
tirlng no agents. 5O5 24th St, Aurora
Hills Va. IA.
HOME SITES
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Mr.. AMBASSADOR THEATER-4 sToR-
1s s'G5s es Co.. nss Or esths Nh.
o srcR eensistns Hg of asn Complete Gnr sn,.
on heat, cleo. refrigeration; perfect con-
% by Ksafa saner 'y3 vho
as1: st5z A'i fHEEPs d2lfs5' sa g.. s5S5 49,
l9I. B ,N,E-NEW 2-sTORY sEMI-DE-
sachsd brick 5sparrtmsnt apartmsnts
GRUVER. owner-Builder, Investment Bldg.
National 1877. Evenings Cleveland 7649.
BRAND-NEW, UNIT. 2-STORY APT
looking Nd. ave oil heat and incinera ator;
lot 64xl0O. viii consider trades.
CAYWooD BROS. & GARRETT. INC.
9l5 N Y. Ave. NV. National 6as2
A.15o-N,W., BRICK FLAT. A r. AND B.
each: cleo: rent. $50 mo,
s4se 14iE fuarsE 81 NV. 4. BARRY; Col. soss.
:, FoUR,FAMILY FLAT.
completely occupied Income SelOs per
year. Price; Sl475o. See Mr.. Stebbin,
,a.. :, ADELBERr W. LEE.
l343 st. NV. District 1900.
! s3,l50-BRICK; 9 ROOMS. BATH: ELEC-
| S37.5O
oughly renovated: should rent rent for for $3.50.
SHyXo2D S5 g ARt RRGs Nw GARRETT NsF;g1s dss 1Mc
A GOOD INCOME WITH sAFETYl
$5, 00O-Brick house in first commercial
zone; rented TO white tenants at S55
per month Sa, Seven rooms bath hot
water heat An inspection will satisfy
$40. 75o-Three houses Just reconditioned;
six rooms, three bed rooms and bath
each, lOt-Waler heat RENTED
WHITE TENANTS "sat at s1aS zee per- m month IT,
Located near = 10Th and sts, ne.
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
ONE-STORY STORE.
| ON MAIN ARTERY; next to drug store;
store 2ox5o; deep lot alley; LEASED, to
nlshes heat; price low WITH IN vm SmaI cash and
F ELIOT MIDDLETON, 2o5 Investment
$3.50.
| CORNER NV CLOSE IN. AND
Easily convertible into apartments. to rent
at 500 monthly. Large brick dwelling. :
KELLEY. Dist 574I: evenings. Pot. l437
APT. BUILDINGS.
| FOUR AND ONE-HALF TIMES RENT.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc,
| 1919 X st. NV. District 1913.
500 RETURN ON
| INVESTMENT OF 81, 500.
| $500 down payment will purchase
| practically store and impairment
! building on Rhode Island ave ne, near
| 2"nd. $3.50 annual rent. Price. $4,000;
| balance easy. KELLEY, District 1I4l
during day; Potomac 1877 evenings.
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE IN
vestment properties showing rea-
sonable rate Of proven income.
Mr.. Whitmore of
DRURY REALTY CORP,
Realtor,
ITO Eye St. NV. Natl. 8016
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$50.

Attractive five-room. modern bunga allow
large lot. Il block from school and bus
line; extra lot obtainable If desired; small
down payment. r. T VIOLET Il SON
3s43 '.ith st. Mt. Rainier, Nd. Hyatts-
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEW BRICK HOMES

321 18th PLACE NE.
-, rooms. baths: arranged for 2 fam
lilies; 5000 cash: 500 a mo. Open daily
= am to 9:30 pm j. A. JORDAN.
Cleveland 272S IA.
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OWNER LEAVING CITY. WILL SACR1-
fee beautiful new home. corner lot. either
furnished or unturnlShed or Will lease TO
responsible parties. Cleveland oosl
NorfhWPSt
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANT TO RENT 8 OR T ROOM DETACH-
ed house in quiet neiRhborhood, near school,
Kensington or Bethesda section preferred.
about S65. Possession Sept. J. Phone
Rockville A9-R
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$500 CASH.

622 L ST. S.W.
rooms and bath oil burner; 81 $50;
easy terms. District 2724.
600 Blk. of Rock Creek Ch. Rd.
Semi detached brick 8 rms. 2 baths
h.-w.h;. cleo. very large rms, garage,
located in conv. neighborhood close to
Georgia ave. Price $4,000 Call Mr.
Guiffre Met 1927. F. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON o05 Investment Bldg
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NO DOWN PAYMENT

- NO DOWN N PA 7 MENI.
New weli-built brick D rooms and bath
studio living room with open fireplace: oil
burner: tile bath. al-electric kitchen full
cellar. large wooded lot - Fermin drive
Cheverly, Md. Open till . pm. Call j.
HARRIS ROGERS Hyattsyille IO6. Eve.
GrttnWOOd 'n1OG
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S2.OOO-Brick. rooms: electricity: thor
oughly renovated: should rent for x27 so.
ONE-STORY STORE

ONE-STORY STORE,
ON MAIN ARTERY next to drug store;
store 2oxj0; deep lot; alley, leased to
chain grocery for $500 year, tenant fur
nishes heat; price low with small cash and
easy terms. Call MR.. DREW. Met 2s2T
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 205 Investment
Rl5p
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SO. y5U.
GHENIN GHAGE n q

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Nr. Chevy Chase Circle, new det. center
hall Colonial brick, spacious living nm.
opening on two large, screened porches;
delightful kitchen. with abundance OF
cabinets; 1 LOVELY BED RMS, > BATHS,
finished attic, garage, copper water pipes,
iurred walls air-conditioned Convenient
to parochial and public schools Beautiful
landscaped lot. To inspect phone G, F.
MIkKEISON & SON. Cleveland l5f
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
EXCELLENT NORTHWEST SITES. PRICED
low. GEO. DIEFFENBACH Lot Specialist.
Natl $3.50. ll0l VT ave. NV EN-. 4117.
OVER 16S.0OU SQUARE FEET ON HIGH
est elevation Potomac River in D. c.;
frontage 81. tt; priced low for lauida-
tion. II. MITCHELL PREFER attorney
for owner, Edmonds Building, Met.
23l1.
CHEVY CHASE, D C-MUST SACRIFICE
at nearly half of assessed value. Ideal
home site, +ux121i2, near 3Oth p. and
LEGATION. All improvements IN and paid
for. incl sidewalk sley Terms to re-
sponsible party OWNER. Cleveland 63O1.
CHOICE CORNER IN THE BEST NV.
section for fine home, facing on 3 streets
and a Govt. park. owner refused 81 SO
per SO. IT. Price reduced to SOC per So. #.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO,
13l St w Natl 1881
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACREAGE FOR SALE.
ACREAGE. ZONE OF MASS AVE. BEAU
tifullv handicapped for gentlemans estate.
li2 miles State road frontage. Also 500
acres Sc. near D. c.; suitable for low
cost housing subdivision. Bldg lots. Chevy
Chase D. c., one-haf cash. balance end
trust. FULTON r. GORDON. District
5a30.
MILES OUT COLESVILLE PIKE: CLEAR
and wooded home sites with nice stream;
ROBERT SHELTON GEO. 61o2.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13

Morris and Joe and Tillie Esqueda
of Los Angeles, were injured in the
crash. Joe Esqueda was seriously
hurt and may not live. He suffered
a severe head fracture. Cyrus Rude
Of Jamestown, Calf, driver of the
other machine involved in the ac-
cident. was not injured.
Paalher was driving toward
Brawley at a high speed and was
Unable to negotiate a turn. Rude
travelling in the opposite direction,
pulled off the highway when he
realized the oncoming machine was
hurting toward him, but Paalher's
auto clipped Rude's car, catapulted
over the bank at the side of the
road and turned over two times,
throwing Paalher and the Esquedas
clear Of the wrecXage.
Walter Walsh. California high
way patrolman, arrived at the scene
of the crash "a few minutes later
and sent Paalher and the Esquedas
to the Brawley hospital where Paal-
her died at seven o'clock.
Morris, who was riding with Rude,
was not hurt seriously
Paalher's body is at the Thornton
funeral parlors in Brawley,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
SNOW THREAT
HANGING OVER
NORTH ARIZ.
Hy I1NITEp PRESS

A threat of additional snow h"n"
ovnr northern Arizona todav otter
n two-dav resoite which enabled
reeo,,e PARTIES to take aid to snow
bound persons.
Deputy Sheriff John Nelson of
Knoman succeeded in rescuing II
marooned and foodless HualaDai IN
dams from their camps. He said
two members of one camp disap-
pesred in attempts to summon aid.
and were believed to have perished
in the snow and cold.
A southwest lumber company log
ging train broke through deem
drifts to take food and fuel to 100
persons marooned at woodcutters
camp IS miles east of Holbrook.
None suffered during the time they
were cut off from communication
although food was running low,
trainmen reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
WIFE SLATED
To SURVIVE;
TOLL OF Two
Three of Eleven
Plane Victims
May Die

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 13.
(UP)-Martin Johnson, the
t a m Gus s African explorer,
lied today, the second fatal
ty in the crash of a West
ern Air Express transport that plow-
ed into a mountain ridge with l3
persons aboard in a storm yester-
day.
Martin, his face nearly torn away.
and suffering from other injuries.
died shortly before am. (PST in
Good Samaritan hospital where his
equally famous wife. Osa, is in
senli-conscious condition. She is
expected to live.
Because of her condition. news
of her husbands death was with
held from Mrs. Johnson. Her in
jurieS were diagnosed as a fractur-
ed knee joint, numerous abrasions
and a conclusion. Her physician
reported she was some better but
feared the sudden shock of her hus-
bands death might prove a too
severe blow.
Her physician, DR.. Sidney r.
Burnap, said she had no distinct
recollection of the crash or of the
long hours that elapsed before she
and the others were brought down
the mountain.
The famous explorers and big
game hunters were en- route here to
lecture when the airliner crashed
into ridge 25 miles north of Los
Angeles, killing one passenger in
stantly and injuring all others
James Braden, Cleveland was the
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13

someone told me later.
arthur Robinson of Rochester, N.
Y, was the heroic passenger who
despite leg injuries hobbled nearly
five miles down the mountainside
to summon help from Olive View
sanitarium).
Some of the passengers who had
been joking with me a minute be-
fore were lying Sprawled in the
aisle.
Still others, but right now I can't
remember just who. were still in
their seats, and had been pushed
up forward and against each other
by the impact.
Screams, Means
For just little while, it was very
quiet-then they all began to
scream.
I think they all were screaming
Or moaning except the ones who
were hurt SO badly that they were
still unconscious.
There wasn't so very much that
I could do. but I did what I could
to make the passengers comfortable,
and as much as could do with my
leg hurting me.
There really wasn't anything
more to do then, except just to wait,
with the snow falling upon the
plane. until those blessed doctors
arrived.
We really didn't suffer so much
during cur II hours on the noun
tainside, and we didn't notice the
cold SO much. either.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13

The woman was sentenced to 90
days in the county Jail. Attempted
exortion is a misdemeanor.
Judge McPherrin pronounced SEN
tence Immediately after the pleas
of guilty were entered. York's term
in San Quentin prison will be made
up of sentences on three counts of
extortion, the sentencese to run
consecutively. The sentences were
recommended by District Attorney
Elmer W. Head.
The YorkS were charged in
grand jury indictment with extort-
ing $4,000 from j. A. Hall. Brawley
sheep raiser for silence about Halls
asserted affair with Mrs. York.
The York's surprise move was
announced by their attorney. j. r.
Houser, at the time set for trial of
the pair Selection of a jury was
to have started Tuesday afternoon
in trial that was expected to last
almost week and cost the county
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
CHILD VICTIM.
OF |NHUMAN.
ATROC|7|E S.
Secret Probe of
Body DisclOses
Death Clues

TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 13.
(UP)-Little Charles Matt
son was first stabbed in the
back and then bludgeoned
to death by a perverted de-
generate, the United Press learned
today on unimpeachable authority.
These facts were revealed be-
meath the weird blue lights of a
Tacoma morgue by a secret autop-
sy performed by Drs. w. M Cress-
well and Charles Mccall, working
under the direction of E. J. Con-
nelly, second in command of fed
eral bureau of investigation forces
here.
The three men worked behind
locked doors and their task reveal
ed further evidence of the inhum-
an tortures suffered by the 10
year-old school hoy.
1t was established that Charles
did not dies from the stabbing
killers knife missed the vital or
gans-but that the slayer was fore
ed to complete his job by batter
ing in almost the entire rear por-
ton of the boys head.
Killer A Pervert
The killer was sexual pervert,
the scientists declared
Charles had been fed enough to
sustain his tiny body, but his cap
tor had not clothed him sufficient
ly to ward off aggravation of the
cold the boy suffered when he was
snatched FROM the living room of
his fathers home.
The autopsy yielded one vitality
significant clue. Bits of flesh and
a few strands of hair were found
beneath Charles fingernails, along
with a peculiar blush clay
Officials were puzzled by a film
of sandy loan found on parts of
the body. This with other evil
dence, indicated that possibly the
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
DEATH OF /. A. MAN
IN ACCIDENT SENDS
VALLEY TOLL TO Z
LETTUCE PRICE.
TAX ES JU M p

Lettuce growers are facing bet
ter markets and better prospects
for the 1867 deal as other dis
tricts which we're shipping lettuce
have been frozen out in the recent
cold weather.
The market has jumped from
$135 to $2-225 with demand ex-
ceeding supply. Quality is excel
lent, said B. A. Harrigan, agricul-
tural commissioner, who predicted
that the remainder of the season
will be a decided improvement
over the first part, since prospects
are good for better markets and
since the bulk of the crop is yet to
be shipped.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
BY ESTHER 10 CONNER
Copyright, 1887, BY United Press,

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13. U.P)-
What does 1t feel like to live
through a major air crash?
Well, I guess that I am lucky TO
be able to be here today to tell
about it.
We were coming down over the
mountain and had been strapped
In for several minutes. 1 was strap
ped in, too, in my seat, at the right
rear of the cabin.
Everything was going along
smoothly, except that we were
breasting very heavy snow condi-
tons, and We were having a lot of
fun. The passengers were kidding
me, and wanting to know why I
didn't serve them ham and eggs.
Vision Nil
Outside we couldn't see a thing
the snow, Or fog was SO thick.
There wasn't the slightest bit of
warming that anything was going
TO happen, as we sat there Joking
with each other.
I don't even recall hearing or
feeling the crash. There simply
was sudden blank.
The next thing-there we were,
and I was standing by a window.
The crash had knocked me out of
my shoes.
My uniform had been torn to
shreds.
I don't know how I got there,
standing like that before the win
dow. and I don't even remember
that one of the passengers had been
lying across my legs, and had been
moved off me by Mr.. Robinson, as
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
Survey Made on
Former Library
Building in City

d. E. Easton Herrick, Long Beach
architect, Wednesday made a sur
vey OF the old city library building
with view to possible reconstruc-
ton of that building. He was to
meet with the library board We'd
nesday afternoon to make sugges-
tionS.
Herrick is the architect for the
Long Beach library, destroyed by
earthquake and was also connect
ed with the building of several
schools in that city, being an ex-
pert on this type of construction,
said A. H. Keller of the board.