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The Washington times., 1937-11-13

Of the Arena; Jungle Menace
No. Z.
REPUBLIC-Friday to Thursday,
November IL through November IS:
Something to Sing About" with
James Cagney. Evelyn Daw and Will
liam Frawley.
ROsALIA-Sunday and Monday:
Midnight Taxi" with Brian Donlevy
and Frances Drake. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Harry Carey and Ed
wilma Booth in Trader Horn: also
Cafe Metropole," with Loretta Young
and Adolphe Menjou. Thursday and
Friday: Freddie Bartholomew, Spen-
Ger Tracy and Lionel Barrymore in
Captains Courageous: also Great
Hospital Mystery" with Sally Blame
and Thomas Beck. Saturday: Fred
Scott in Moonlight On the Range:
wild West Days''-No. z.
SECO-sunday and Monday: "Toast
of New York." with Edward Arnold
Wednesday: Married Before Break
fast" with Robert Young and Florence
Rice; also Flight From Glory" with
Chester Norris: short subjects. Thurs
stance Bennett and Cary Grant: also
"Girl Overheard" with Gloria Stuart;
short attractions. Saturday; Life
of the Party" with Joe Penner and
Victor Moore; also Prairie Thunder"
with Dick Foran; Chapter 3, SECRET
Agent; comedy; cartoon.
STANTON - Sunday and Monday:
"You Can't Have Everything" with
Alyce Faye, Ritz Brothers and Don
Ameche. Also: Gene Autry in ''Rootin'
Tootin' Rhythm" with Smiley Bur-
nette and Armida. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Robert Taylor and Bar.
bara Stanwyck in This Is My Affair"
with Victor McLaglen. Also: 1T Could
Andrea Leeds. owen Davis, jr., and
Astrid Allwyn. Thursday and Fri
day: Clark Gable, William Powell and
Myrna 10y in Under Your Spell"
and Arthur Treacher. Saturday: Don
Ameche and Ann Sothern in Fifty
Roads to Town" Also: johnny Mack
Brown in THE Courageous Avenger."
STATE-Sunday and Monday: Rom
aid Colman and Jane Wyatt in Lost
Horizon" Travelogue and News. Tues.
day and Wednesday: Edward Arnold
and Frances Farmer in Toast of New
York. March of Time. Comedy.
sive." Also: Edward e. Horton, in
William Boyd in Hills of Old Wyo-
ming" Also: Jones Family in Hot
water. NEWS SeEldl anu
Cartoon.
SYLVAN-Sunday and Monday: wife,
Doctor and Nurse" with Warner Bax-
ter and Loretta Young. Tuesday and
Wednesday: stella Dallas with Bar
bara Stanwyck and John Boles. March
of Time No. IS. Thursday and FRI
day: big city" with Spencer Tracy
and Luise Rainer. Saturday: David
Harum." with Will Rogers and Evelyn
Venable. Also The Big Shot," with
Guy Kibbee and Cora Witherspoon.
TAKOMA - Sunday and Monday:
Francis Lederer in Its All Yours"
Selected Short Subjects. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Edna May Oliver in my
Dear Miss Aldrich." Also: Kenny
Baker in Mr. Dodd Takes the All" )"
Thursday: Clark Gable, William Powell
and Myrna 10y in Manhattan Melo-
drama" Friday: Irene Dunno in
'Showboat." Saturday: Jane withers
in wild and Woody" Also: frankie
Darro in Peter B. Kyne's Headline
Crasher."
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DEATHS

ASAA - A1N
ALLEN. OWEN Son Friday. November
12, 1887, at Providence Hospital, OWEN
S. ALLEN, the beloved husband of Mar
Funeral services at the chapel of Thomas
F. Murray & Son, 2007 Nichols Avenue
Southeast, on Monday, November 10. 1887,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
CAVAN, ERNEST MARVIN-on Thurs
day. November Il, 1887. at Emergency
Hospital. ERNEST MARVIN CAvAN. the
beloved husband of Sarah e. Cavan father
of Mrs. William R. Heath and Mrs. Annie
Rice
Funeral services will be held from his
late residence, 51S Rittenhouse Street
Northwest. on Saturday. November 13,
Relatives and friends are invited to
Tnterment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services by W. W. Chambers Co.
CURRY. JENNIE-on Thursday, Novem-
Der IL. 1887. JENNIE CURRY, the be-
loved wife of Roy s. Curry.
Murray & Son, 2007 Nichols Avenue South
east on Monday, November 10. 1887. at
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
ENSOR, HARRY WILSON - On Friday,
SOyemSeF IL 1897 at his, his Fesidense sSS
WILSON ENSoR, the beloved husband OF
the late Edna Moore Ensor and father OF
Harry W. Ensor. jr., Mrs. Florence Carballo
Funeral services will be held on Monday,
November 10, 1887. at 2 p. m. from his
late residence. 413 Randolph Street North.
west. Relatives and friends are invited
~ 1nterment ] in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services by Chambers.
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Sweetheart
Betty HuttO Wins
Honor Gt G.. w.

Miss Betty Hutto, member OF
Chi Omega sorority, is the official
Sweetheart of George Washing
ton University"
Miss Hutto was elected by the
margin of one vote at the annual
Homecoming Rally last night, and
will be the guest of honor at the
football game with North Dakota
today and at the homecoming ball
at the Willard Hotel tonight.
Miss Hutto received 245 votes,
while Miss Mary Lou Nash of
Kappa Kappa Gamma received
244. There were IL contestants for
the title, one from each sorority on
the campus.
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Paul lHalnmersmith
Dies in Milwaukee

Paul Hammersmith, widely
known engraver. whose etchings
have been displayed in the Cor
coran Galleries here, died yester-
day at his home in Milwaukee.
He was 81 years old.
Head Of a Milwaukee printing
firm for many years, Mr.. Ham
mersmith was a founder of the
American Society Of Etchers and
head of the Milwaukee Art
League.
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DIR. Leslie Weldon
Dies in Florida

TAMPA, Fla, Nov. 13 I.NS.O
DR.. Leslie Washington Weldon,
II, died from a heart attack of
Municipal Hospital here yester.
day. He was considered an
authority on yellow fever and was
called into the service of the
United States Bureau of Public
Health on two occasions to fight
yellow-fever epidemics. In 1894
he was sent to New Orleans, and
later was sent to Honduras, as
health commissioner.
Survivors include his widow
Mrs. Blanche H. Weldon; two
sons, Harry Lee Weldon, OF
Tampa, and DR.. Frederick R.
Weldon, of Yonkers, N. Y; one
daughter, Mrs. J. Velma Keene,
of Tallahassee,
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D. w. Kimberly
Is Dead in Iowa

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Nov. 10.
State Senator D. w. Kimberly,
Republican, was dead here today.
Senator Kimberly served as a
member of the Iowa State legis-
lature for many years and was
dean of the Senate. Death was
caused by a heart attack which
the 59-year-old statesman suffered
Thursday night. He is survived by
his widow and two brothers.
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W. S. MONTGOMERY

NEW ALBANY, Ind, Nov. IS.
Walter S. Montgomery. 79, editor
of the New Albany Tribune and
for many years actively associated
with the Republican party here,
died at his home here yesterday.
Formerly the publisher Of the
Shelbyville Republican, Mr.. Mont
gomery had edited the Tribune
since he purchased the property
in 1915.
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DIR. J. ]. Comedian,
Biologist, Is Dead

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Dr.
John J. Comedian, distinguished
scientist formerly with the Rookie
feller Institute, died here yester.
day. DR.. Comedian, a biologist,
served as an officer in the Span.
ish-American War and as captain
in the World War.
He is survived by his widow, two
sons and a daughter.
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LIEUT., GERING
FUNERAL H Ell D
AT INDIANHEAD
Retired Navy Man Was
Director of Bank

Requiem mass for Lieut.. John
]. Gering, 79, United States Navy,
retired, who died Thursday, was
celebrated this morning in the
Star of the Sea Catholic Church,
mdianhead, Md. Burial took
place in Congressional Cemetery
here.
WAS BANK DIRECTOR
Lieut.. Gering, who was born in
Baltimore, was associated with
many projects for the development
of Indianhead. He had long
been a director of the Southern
Maryland National Bank.
At the age of 16, he enlisted in
the Navy and was stationed at
the Naval Proving Ground and
Powder Factory, Indianhead. un-
til his retirement from active
service in 1922.
GUARD OF HONOR
Guard of honor will be COM
posed of naval officers on duty
at the powder factory. Honorary
pallbearerS will be E. E. Evans,
F. F. Mattingly, George w. Pat
terson, P. Reed WAls, Thomas j.
McDonough, Nat Dement,, William
Raynsford, Peter Schroeder and
Judge Walter j. Mitchell. Mem
bers of the Admiral George Dewey
Naval Camp, No. 7 will be active
pallbearerS.
Surviving him is his wife, Mrs.
Margaret Tanner Gering; two
daughters and a son, Mrs. Irving
M. Cashell, of washington; Mrs.
William F.. Dodds and Capt.
George w. Gering, U. S. A., re-
tired, both of Indianhead.
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MRS. HAAS DEAD

SAYvILLE. L. l., Nov. 13.-Mrs.
Anna DeGraff, wife of Milton E.
Haas. former commander of the
American Legion posts of Suffolk
county, died at her home here
yesterday. She was SO years old.
Surviving are her husband, two
sons, a daughter, a sister and three
brothers. all of SaYVille.
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Arthur B. Riley,
Engineer, Dies

ELIZABETH, N. j., Nov. 13.-Ar-
thur B. Riley, 46, an engineer with
the Otis Elevator Company OF
New Yefk, died Thursday at the
Elizabeth General Hospital. He
was veteran of the World War.
Mr.. Riley is survived by his widow
and by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred 6. Riley.
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MRS. J. W. WEBB DIES

GREENWICH, Conn, Nov. 13.
Mrs. Josephine Wood Webb, widow
OF Alonzo D. Webb, member of a
prominent old Greenwich family,
died at the family home here to-
day. She was 81 years old. Mrs.
Webb is survived by three sons,
Alonzo G. Webb, Clarence M.
Webb and Harry A Webb.
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C. S. DAUGHERTY DIES

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 13.
Charles S. Daugherty, who in
other years numbered many of
the great and influential figures
of the nation among his friends,
died here yesterday at the age of
II. Mr.. Daugherty at one time
was Sergeant-at-Arms of the
United States Senate.
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DEATHS

HARRIS, ORION STANLEY-on Sunday.
November z, 1887, at the U. S. Naval
Hospital, San Diego, Cal, ORON STAN
LEY HARRIS. the beloved son of Mrs.
Marian H. Owens.
graveside in Arlington National Cemetery
on Monday, November 15, 1887, at 10
a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
Interment with military honors.
Services by the W. w. Chambers Com
MURPHY, LUCILLE-On Friday. Novem-
ber H. 1887. at Providence Hospital
LUCILLE MURPHY. beloved wife of Ed
ward ]. Murphy.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home, sly
Eleventh Street Southeast.
Notice of funeral later.
TAYLOR, FRANK BERRETT-on Friday.
November IL, 1887, at his residence.
9os Russell Rd., Arlington. Va, FRANK
BERRETT TAYLOR, the beloved husband
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co.
funeral home. 1400 Chaplin St. N W., on
Monday, November 10. at IL 80 a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
TAYLOR, HARRY A.-on Thursday, No
vember IL. 1887. at Emergency Hospital.
HARRY A. TAYLOR, the beloved husband
Taylor and brother Of Arthur c. Taylor.
John C. Taylor Ruth Taylor and Mrs.
| Bertha Artz Remains resting at his late
residence, 629 Lamont Street Northwest.
Funeral services will be held on Sat.
urday. November IS. 1887. at 2 80 p. M,
from his late residence, 629 Lamont
Street Northwest.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Services by the W. W. Chambers Co.
| I--l~-- ~w~-C~~~n
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LOUIS AIELLO

BALTIMORE, Nov. 13. - Louis
Aiello, so, prominent local con-
tractor, died at his home here yes
terday. Mr.. Aiello is survived by
his widow, a daughter and a son.
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WARNER BROTHERS

AMABASSADOR - Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday: Brian Aherne and Olivia
de Havilland in 1.-The Great Garrick."
Wednesday and Thursday: Joan Craw-
ford and Franchot Tone in Bride
Wore Red" Friday: Nino Martini
and Joan Fontaine in Music for
Madame" Saturday: Warner Baxter
and Joan Bennett In "Vogues of
1898"
APOLLO - Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Deanna Durbin and Adolphe
Menjou in 100 Men and q Girl"
Wednesday and Thursday: Warner
Baxter and Joan Bennett in 'TVogues
OF 1885" Friday: They Won't For
get" with Claude Rains, Gloria Dick
son and Edward Norris. Saturday:
James Ellison and Marsha Hunt in
Annapolis Salute" and Heather An
gel in Western GoS." cartoon.
The Washington times., 1937-11-13

How q Lovely Nude ''Vision" Was
Turned Into a Live Stowaway by q
Fire on the High Seas. Real-Life
Thriller That Started Off Like a Leg
end and Wound Up With q PugElinR
Problem for the Immigration Officials.
Read This Feature in The American
Weekly; with Sundays Washington
Herald. Times
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'ENSOR FUNERAL
WILL Be HELD
H E R E MONDAY.
Masonic Rites Planned
For Former Marine

Masonic rites will be accorded
Harry Wilson Ensor. 81, who died
yesterday at his residence, Alb
Randolph st. N. W., Monday at
2 p. m. Interment will take place
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
BORN IN INDIANA
Born in Indianapolis, Ind, Mr..
Ensor came to Washington as a
child and has lived here more
than so years. He joined the
Marine Corps when he was Is
years old and was in the service
IL years as buglar. During the
World War he was employed at
the Anacostia field plant as me-
chanic. Prior to his retirement
four years ago, Mr.. Ensor was an
employe of the Pan American
Union.
MEMBER OF MASONS
He was a member of the Ana
costa lodge of Masons and MT.
Vernon order of Junior United
Mechanics. A Marine guard OF
honor will participate at the burial
services.
Surviving him are a son, Henry
Wilson Ensor, jr.; two daughters,
Mrs, Florence Carballo and Mrs.
Ella Villalon, and one sister, Mrs.
Ella Mazzer.
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Births, Deaths, Marriages

, william J. Graham. SO, TIA Alaska
Ave. N. w.
EPhriam RalStOn, 81, sibIey HOs
Courtney B. Jones, 81, 1850 wis
William g. Paul. 81. 1sSO-a L st.
8. Il.
Forrest A. DeLOnE. 10. s422 Quebec
Joseph e. McManus, IS, 2s5O wis.
cOnsin Ave. n. W.
MARRIAGES
Clifton A. White, SIS. 1928 Orchid
st. N. W., and Mary b. Barrett, 43,
4O26 Fifth st. N. W.
william b. JOnes, 80, Helena,
Mont, and Alice V. Danicich, "a,
Anaconda, Mont
Carl w. BuchhOlE, 22, e248 Cathe.
dral Ave. N. w, and Dorothy A.
Baldwin, 23, Arlington, Va.
William G. MarmiOn, jr., FL, l41O
Harvard st. N. W., and Elizabeth M.
Hart, IS, 1901 New Hampshire Ave.
N. w.
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SHERIDAN - Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, Sylvia Sidney and Joel Nc
Crea in Dead End; cartoon. Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, Warner
Baxter and Joan Bennett in ''Vogues
OF 1888" Saturday, Nino Martini and
Joan Fontaine in Music for Madam; ;
cartoon,
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SAVOY-sunday and Monday, Cesar
Romero and Phyllis Brooks in Dan
gerously Yours" Tuesday and wednes-
day Gladys George in Madame X"
Thursday, John Howard and John
Barrymore in Bulldog Drunmond
Comes Back" Friday, Buck Jones in
''Left-Handed Law; cartoon. Satur-
day, Loretta Young, Warner Baxter
and Virginia Bruce in wife, Doctor
and Nurse" Floyd Gibbons in Your
True Adventurer
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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COLONY Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, Deanna Durbin and Adolphe
Menjou in "One Hundred Men and a
Girl" Wednesday and Thursday Syl-
via Sidney and Joel McCrea in Dead
End; cartoon. Friday, Charles
Buddy" Rogers In This Way.
Please" Saturday, Ritz Brothers in
Life Begins in College,; Our Gang,
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YORK - Sunday and Monday, Bette
Davis and Henry Fonda in That Ger
tain Woman" Tuesday and wednes-
day, Gary Cooper and George Raft in
Souls at Sea" Thursday and Fri
day, Bing Crosby and Martha Raye in
Double or Nothing; March of Time.
Saturday, Jane withers In wild and
Woolly" Frank Buck In Jungle Mem
ace; Chase comedy; Mickey Mouse
short.
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TIVOLT-Sunday, Monday and Tues
Tone in Bride Wore Red" Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, Paul NUM-
in ''The Life of Emile Zola" Satur-
day, Peter LORE and Dolores Del Rio
in Lancer Spy; Radio Patrol"
No l; Popeye; cartoon.
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UPTOWN - Sunday Monday and
Tuesday, Paul NUM- in The Life of
Emile Zola." Wednesday and Thurs
day, Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone
in Bride Wore Red" Friday, Ann
Sothern and Jack Haley in Danger,
Love at Work" Saturday, Peter LORE
and Dolores Del Rio in Lancer Spy;
Chase comedy; Popeye; Radio Pa.
troll" No, /,
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HIPPODROME-Sunday and Mon
day: Constance Bennett and Cary
Grant In Topper: also, Paul NUM-
in The Woman Love-: cartoon and
newA Tuesday and Wednesday:
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= Of the Arena; jungle Menace
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RAPHAEL-sunday and Monday:
George Murphy and Rita johnson in
London BY Night" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Mickey Rooney in 'Hoos-
ier School Boy; also Hotel Haywire,
with Leo GARLIC and Mary Carlisle.
Thursday and Friday: Don Terry and
Rosalind Keith in Dangerous Adven-
ture"; also Sing and Be Happy"
with Tony Martin and Dixie Dunbar.
Saturday: Frankie Darro in BLACK
Cold: Rlso Ken Maynard in king
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FAIRLAWN-Sunday and Monday:
Barbara Stanwyck and John Boles in
"Stella Dallas" Tuesday: Edna May
Oliver in MY Dear Miss Aldrich";
comedy. Wednesday: John Barrymore
in Bulldog Drummond Comes Back;
comedy. Thursday and Friday: Spen-
Ger Tracy and Luise Rainer in Big
City; news. Saturday: Jack Holt in
outlaws of the Orient; comedy; car
toon.
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DENIM Pa. Ave q v bet 6th 7th
u ~14NlN lincoln 2170
Doors Open 1890. Show p. NJ.
JAMES ELLISON-MARsHA HUNT in
ANNAPOLIS SALUTE" Short.
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BROADWAY-Sunda and Monday:
wi1h ana casP spencer nf SNORT IaGy star IN
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday:
Eleanor Powell and Robert Taylor in
Broadway Melody of 1888" with
George Murphy, Sophie Tucker, Judy
Garland and Buddy Ebsen. Friday
and Saturday: Tom Keene in Battle
Of Creed; wild West Days" (No. 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Special District
Vote Certain Due
To Court Ruling
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Continued From Page II
offices of assessar-collecor and
treasurer. First notice that the de-
cision had been handed down was
received by D. 3. Roberts, who with
Charles L. Childers. was attorney
for George Holbrook. who filed the
suit
The decision settled the legal
noint raised in the question whether
the Feb. 8 election mioht he con-
sidered a general election for the
n1rposes of the two offices. The
fact that it is not considered a gen.
eral election for these offices makes
the special election desirable, it was
felt. since the result of balloting
two years ago was declared void be-
cause of the unconstitutional PROB
ertv qualification law under which
it was held
Special election petitions had been
I circulated before the supreme court
decision, so no time would be lost
in ARRANGING for special balloting-
Such a loss of time might have
thrown the special election to a
alter date, making it doubly eX-
pensive.
The election petitions were to be
filed Friday afternoon. and may be
certified to the district board Sat-
urday morning for its action.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Rambling Reporter
Continued From Page i

Viii dS5C ~
honorS in RR'S Liars Contest-so
much SO that Herb Norris is liable
to have his theater full of Holt
Williams if they'll come in after their
two tickets each. Austin Lee, for
instance, tells of the pioneer days
time when, hunting quail along
New River, his eye was attracted
by some minnows sporting about
in the water. Hastily, Austin bent
pin, fixed it to his gun cleaning
string, cut willow pole and bait
ed the hook with tC1acco. There
was tug at the li;1e--and Austin
knew ne didn't have minnowl
Then he saw the fish as it broke
water. No use trying TO pull that
thing QUIT would break any line
in the world. 1t measured nine
feet between the eyes. No, dear
reader, this is not one of those fish
stories in which the big one gets
away. Austin grabbed up his quail
gun, he AYERS, leyelled it at the
fish--and it came walking out like
a mani
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Mystery Calls to
Police Station
Bring Jail Term

F. Fletcher, 20. whose imagina-
ton put new wrinkle in the old
game of peek-a-boo Thursday night.
found in police court Friday morn
ing that invention is the mother
Of a Jail sentence.
Fletcher was sentenced to 10 days
in the city jail, in lieu of a $50 fine
for drunkenness. He was arrested
after spending about an hour tele-
phoning Floyd " Ackley, traffic
officer. at the El Centro police sta
ton. Fletcher called at intervals
of three to five minutes, hung up
when Ackley answered. and would
not answer when the officer called
back, the police report said.
His calls were traced, and Fletch-
er was arrested while he chuckled
to himself after another mystery
call to the police station.
Three other defendants appeared
before Police Judge Lee Nuffer Fri
day morning.
Joe Marina. 25, was sentenced to
rs days in jail for drunken driving
in lieu of a $50 fine. Jess Ken
nedy, 90, was sentenced to 20 days
in jail for vagrancy, and Today
sentence was suspended in the case
of Ralph Morgan, l8, charged with
vagrancy.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15

leave a surplus of s2l 900 600 in 1899.
For the first time since the de-
preston slashed tax returns and in
creased expenses through the med
iiim of relief measures, the gov.
ernor's message to the legislature
brought smiles rather than the deep
aense CT responsibility that des-
cends upon lawmakers who realize
that new taxes must be levied on
their constituents.
Governor Merriam recommended
against new taxes: asked that the
present revenue systems be left
alone
He proposed a total expenditure
of SAG. .466.507 for all state govern
ment functions-an increase of S27,-
059.626 over the S419. .406.8S1 spent
by the state during the present BIZ
ennium.
IN addition TO state monies re-
ouired, he said 1922, 100 would be
California's share of federal alloca-
tions, thereby making the grand
total Of expenditures in this state
fer le37-39 S504588, ,697.
Improved business condition have
caused state revenues TO increase so
materially that Merriam estimated
the total income from taxes, fees and
other money producing mediums
would amount TO s487, ,440,1 during
the next two years if present taxes
were left alone. This would be S40,-
o74624 more than necessary to bal
ance the budget, or enough to re-
tire slo.000.000 deficit and leave D..
S2i 100000 surplus to delight the
1889 legislature and the governor
elected in 1888.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
RECOMMENDS AGAINST NEW BURDEN ON TAXPAYER
Salt Problem in
Valley Discussed

Imperial Valleys salt problem
was discussed for the 20-30 clubs
meeting Thursday by Frank G..
Beyschlag, farm advisor. the club
meeting in the California hotel.
Beyschlag commented on the
causes and effects and some of
the remedies for this increasingly
important problem.
Committees for the next six
months were appointed and plans
made for future activities which
include membership increase, or
ganization of a basketball team
and an inter club match with the
BraWley organization.
Steve Harris of .Brawley, former
member of the Ell Centro club, and
Jim Layton, member of the Red
lands club were guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
Man Dies in Vat
of Boiling Shellac


NEW YORK, Jan. Is. W.P)-Joseph
Kass, 56, was boiled to death in
shellac today when someone shout
ed fire in varnish factory where
he was cleaning huge empty vat.
Kass climbed from the safety of
the place he was working and fell
into an adjacent vat.
SEASICKNESS CURE" OFFERED
/. LONDON. W.R) --'"S Suggestion" is
the best cure for seasickness, DR..
A. Rose, who has crossed the At
lantic 80 times and survived cyclones
in the Caribbean, declares. "Sug-
gestion will cure seasickness where
all drugs have failed" he says in an
article in the British Medical Jour
nal. KY
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-15
FOUR-H CLUB
LEADERS TO
MEET ON SAT,

Fourth club leaders will meet
Saturday at 10 am, in the court
house for a training conference
with Woodbridge Matcalfe, state
leader who is also to conduct a
course that afternoon.
Those leaders needing help in
their club work are particularly
asked to attend by H. Lee LANDER
man. assistant farm advisor and
All club leader.
The new club material, book
lets, etc, has arrived and is now
ready for distribution.