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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL,
CHILDREN COUNTRY HOME; SUPER
year: ref. MRS. RANDALL. Ciarksville. Nd.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait Emergency Laboratory. Room COL.
Westory Bids l4th and F. Met. 1879.
LET DIR. DELLA LEDENDECKER'S SPLEEN.
DID HANDS RUB YOUR ACHES AND
PAINS AWAY 3O25 O. WEST ll2O.
aEnoRaa9PNg nsISdd N,,s EnApSsdED esss ol Ry M
time or money back. Write for booklet; No
1898 Columbia I'd Adams O3ss.
v1OLINIsT WANTS JOB, NIGHT CLUB.
restaurant or dance band. Expert. Victor
George. Lincoln S736-J.
DREssMAKING. ALTERATIONS DRESSES.
$50 up; expert work. Mrs. Pearce.
REGISTERED NURSE. HOSPITAL AD-
ministrator has vacancy for two elderly
persons chronic or convalescent patients.
In her beautiful estate in the historic hills
q Xirsini.; 15 mile: from W.shington:
service II essential. Box 1884. star. s.
,,o,rvH1III Hill Is scHoDt 0E Nr1HH DANCE co,,p,r
1925 GeorEia Ave. NV. Adams 1865.
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SITUATIONS MEN b WoMEN.
es1a :a,sss.s: sss aEp .ssa %'s Ga;sls ~
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HELP MEN.

1sssional rating; exceptional training.
BOY. honest. for kitchen work and assist
ant ant to O. COOK M IN cafe; hours an. to pm.
coMPosIToR, non-union; all-around. jcb
ssushls expsriensed: permanent position.
expected salary. Box 35-D. s,ar.
DENTAL DisEia N MECHANIC: experienced in
.Nc.i1sn; paeSilnS; ns plaster work and polishing;
between Washington and Baltimore: don't
can n'f sa unless sooG you business
1I3-A Star. '''o e'eie"'eS' 0'A
FINGERPR1Nr EXPERT. BOX SID. Star.
JUNIOR AUToMoB1LE SALESMAN; ref
ST.. Hyattsville. Md.
NAN NAN young. y years; to work in drug
sefr s.Gre and Hdms sods s,i fountain sandwich exp
MAJ MiAiRR!ED Ls MAN for farm. Rhode. Belts
MEN MEN t:1: for our Chevrolet sales organiza-
trsnins pef1enee wi1 hs not not necessary intensive
oe statesmen HeWeVer It IS essens chrs
have have own Transportation tany make. be
not wanted Our men sell otS potS neW at.nksri snd
used cars and trucks Highest rates Of
atinr on its merits without baliyhoo. Hse 'pe Ap-
ply py 30 dUsa: am ,,ota M Banning, sales man
oas ~s4H neny aept snDe.rG M4 .a.IeP sp
SIDE Hotel Eve St. 2 to 8 pm. only.
MEN WANTED-Three men who are inter-
sSdlin eSSted IN becoming Ford auto statesmen;
ton furnished those who qualify. See Mr.
wiiiiams' WI Logan Motor Co. 3lst and va.
ssFe ssATEfT fl1A LAWYER .nd sDtec.ton writer
To leave city. Box 99-C Star.
PATENT SPECIFICATION WRITER for
pa.en. mecha MIR, nrm to prepare and prosecute
"eehan'eal cases. Apply Box lid. Star.
PHARMACIST. registered. relief work. Ap-
oly l61 Foxhall rd. NV
pftHS0iToGIRAPHER-Ms PHO .ser for new
Give complete, details Including salary ly'e de-.
sired Not chain store. Box 1S-D. Star.
ZEAL sa,aahS ESTATE TATE sALEsMAN-,We have new
fcaf5sss ul tor Gse Rs r1e SG
Our men notified of this ad. Box I'D. star.
sSALESMEN. with cars, evening work: leads
fnu55nlshed; u n character references required,
go go to l pm. Room 81. 1928 New York
WAITER. colored. between 30 and 40:
must be experienced Blackstone Hotel
lol6 18th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, 1s-"1, neat appearance; high
Scnool educ. to travel and assist manager.
Apply Mr.. Chester senate Hotel. se0 Al.
YOUNG ,no!J NAN ls to % years Of age for
typlst and general once work IN local
branch OF well-known Insurance COM
pany writing flre and automob'e insur-
ance: one with experience IN ina,lrsnce,
real estate or banking preferred Excel
lent chance for advancement Give full
information regarding qualifications and
salary expected in first letter. Box 3O-A
HAVE OPENING for men: something
new in the automobile line: experience not
necessary. See Mr. Hathaway. to 10
an and 9 to pm. 1925 Good Hope
ATTENTION. INSURANCE MEN,
Wanted-Distrfct manager for our
monthly premium accident and health de-
paTiment. Topnotch commission contract
rolicy issuing and claim paying authority
deieeated dele l to to experienced men. Assets ex-
cc.nt,dsnes. c. Addres. immedi.t.ly .en a. home ne
once man expects to visit territory. Metro
b"itsn 20 casualty Insurance Company. 10
fark pi' Newark. N. J. az
CYY01
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HELP DOMESTIC.

USIP OOMsSIIS.
CHILD'S NURSE white or colored. compe-
tent; ref. required: live out; good salary.
Box I'd. Star
GIRL white, for general housework and
care OF small child: live in; 81 week;
references required. Phone jackson l4l4.
3ls
GIRL for general housework and cooking;
stay some nights; also laundreSs wanted.
Call IN person. 2Il5 Woodley pl NV.
GIRL. white or colored. for ghw.. cook
ing; must be fond Of small children: near
Alexandria: live in: $s. Temple 4!34.
HOUSEKEEPER by employed mother: two
children school age; references. 4Ol4 18th
st. ne.
WOMAN. neat. colored: easy place: small
family. baby. laundry; live In: good home:
$5. Box oS-A. Star
WOMAN. reliable. white; care baby and
ne. North 4123-W.
WOMAN. settled. as housekeeper. Gall
Falls Church 6.6-J-I.
charge OF small bungalow while parents
work. Salary. 24lI Randolph pl. ne
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
TO-DAY.
TOMORROW.

Dance. Maryland Society, Kennedy
Warren, . pm.
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTTCIANS go. only all-around opera
with chance for Advancement. State age.
experience and salary expected; Al COM
munications strictly confidential. Box 1856
A. Star.
! COOK. experienced in family OF four: ref.
| required. Telephone before 10 am. and
after pm. Falls Church l54
GIRL white. to help with housework. 2
small children Phone Walnut ZOO.
Branch lUUS
MARKERS AND -sORTERs. white Please
DO not apply IL not experienced. Yale
Laundry. 49, N. Y. ave. ask for Bradford.
MATTRESSES. over Is: attractive and
neat: no experience necessary. Apply
5l Georgia ave. NV.
WOMAN. white. middle-ased. for general
houSework: stay nights. 2uS Mass. ave.
ne. Apt. log.
YOUNG LADY. for executive contact work
prefer girl with some office experience:
leaving for Fla. this week end. permanent
position; expenses advanced Apply Mr..
Jolly. Senate Hotel. Don't phone.
YOUNG LADY for cigar and news stand
IN hotel; must be attractive: experienced
only need apply: give references. Box
'i6-D. Star. 3l'
SELL your friends hosiery. Liberal COM
mission. Miss Shear 1l5 9th ST. NV
DESIRE SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. free
to travel. to assist in care babies: good
home for several years to right person;
Xp.l month
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room 60l.
Westory Bldg. l4th and F. Met. 1888.
SONS OF JONADAB WILL HOLD ANNUAL
watch night service at Junior Order Me-
chanics Hall SUS Eye st. NV, New Year 8
eve Dancing and refreshments free,
OFFICE OF. THE .F1REMEN's INSURANCE
COMPANY OF WashinRton and GEORGETOWN.
Sn3 !th st. NV. WASHINGTON, D, C The
stockhoiders q the Firemen's insurance
Company OF WASHINGTON and GEORGETOWN
directors for the ensuing year. Polls open
41pm IL am. TO II noon.
ALBERT w. HOWARD.
CONNECTICUT PIE cO.-THE ANNUAL
meeting Of the stockholders for the election
Of the directors Of this company will be
held at the company's once. Wisconsin ave.
i2th, 1888. Polls open from to pm.
Books for the transfer Of stock closed from
Deeember 18th. 1887. to January 18th.
~o' r. B. BEHREND. President.
ISAAC BEHREND Secretary
IaE ANNuAL MEETIM% Of THE SHARE
TON Eill Be sods held At the once Of the
Tuesday, January II, 1888, at 7:3O pm,
fer the election Of ofhcers and directors,
for action on amendments to the consti-
tuition .!,ns. and such other business as ma,
''' 'e'''' JAMES N. WOODWARD.
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a. 22l0 PA. AVE NV, Apt 4O3-stucio
80 room windows. large closet: C h. ". tele-
- phone. 24-hr. elevator service: near Govt.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

-
ROOMING & BOARDING
HOUSES WANTED AT ONCE
We can sell your business quickly: buy
erS waiting: no listing charge: see US before
S. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV.
Wash. 8 Largest RoominE House Broker. 800
AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS.
Owner must sell by January /. viii
accept pest oner over LOCO for stock OF
new snd used cars. once and shop equip
ment, license and insurance. InvOiced at
more than four times above fixure. Won
derful location. Low rent. For full infor-
nation address Box lll-A. Star.
GROCERY SPECIAL.
$3.50 full price. Near Tech High; corner; !;
doing nne krocery and meat business, Can
be materially increased: low rent; excel
lent equipment: nice stock spacious re-
frigerhtlOn; living quarters available Act
now NH. Mr.. SASNErr. I4I7 st. NV.
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ErWORTH-EXcellent transportation:
large. comfortable room; we'll heated: rea-
SOnable. young man. congeniAl Jewish
family Columbia ,J5l
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s23 9TH ST. NV Furn. room for III k
50: sleeping room. $3.50; furn. basement
L
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Coffee Demonstrators.

Ladies to demonstrate coffee to indl-
yidual groups. no experience necessary
Special training given. EARNINGS above
average paid while learning Apply 3 to 10
Am: 3o:'4 4th st. NV. Ind floor. Ask
for Miss Eckhart.
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1894 EUCLID ST NW-Laree, bright.
front room. adjoining bath; equipped for
Housekeeping; $3.50 week. Adults
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3 ROOMS, suitable for Ink: private
home; no children. very reasonable.
1910 18th N,W&DoWntown apt. or 8
rms, bath: flel condition: End A.; heat.
alec. fetrtgerati6n.
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4l3 A ST. s E--One room. completely fur
nished for light housekeeping; adjoin ing
bath: So week.
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE. 141O NJ 81,
Apt. l06-Sinsle or double. walking dis
lance downtown
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DOWNTOWN. 1917 Mass. ave. n.w.-Beau-
tiul master bedroom. twin beds. suitable
or 3. Lovely home for business people.
CHEVY CHASE Md double rm. COM
Portable twin beds; southern exposure.
bright. cheerful large closet: next bath.
Also single rm. with comfortable double
bed: exposures. = closets; unlim. phone.
VIII rent torether or SinRly; reaS.; avail
able January |. Wisconsin 81 81
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| 31lS 9Th ST. NW-Nice, clean room
kitchen privileges; for refined lady: home
comforts: with lady alone. SIS month.
| After D. Columbia O3Hi
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l4lo MASS. AVE. N.W.-Larse. front
basement room. light housekeeping. Also
single Ind
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ALTON APT. l445 Park rd.. Apt 203-
Attrsctively furnished room Beautyrest
mattress: suitable two Columbia 5a7a
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l:..n 10th NW.-Walking distance: front
basement. warm. bright: continuous hot
water: gentlemen. District g33S. 81"
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1900 MASS. AVE. NV. Apt. 35-Nicely
furnished. well-heated room In family Of
adults Walking distance
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40 NEWTON PL. NW-Larse from:
rooms in private home 81 One block
north Of PARK I'd. and u block of Ga ave =
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43i7 18th ST NV Large front room.
large closet, private shower BATH also bed.
| slttlnt room. Semi-prlyate bath
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1i35 CHAPLIN N.W.--Close I'M; AL bed
| room. near private bath: ami; owners
| home: gentlemen; 500: garage.
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1876. HARVARD N.W.-Vacancies for stu
dents or Govt. clerks: double room, with
or without board: reasonable.
1905 LAMONT ST N.W-Two furnished
rooms. LII k. equipped; porch; semi-p. bath.
p SOOahlp
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SO6 EYE ST. Furnished room for
rent: lArGe front room and kitchenette:
electric. sas and heat. S6.Jn week.
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CLEV. PARk-Quie,. sunny cor. large
closet. nesr bath c h.w.. PVT. entr.: 2 50.
Conn ave: man: no smoking; $12 mo.
Cleveland S53,
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23"6 3.th ST. W-Lge. rm. with porch:
next b.; det. house; nr. Glover PIX. and
Wis. ave. so mo, Cley SSS4 l.
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1907 18th st. n.w.-Warm. comfortab
rooms. near bath: singles, S5-S6 froI
rooms. twin beds, running water, 50: otl
erS 81; showers. elevator.
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ll3s CONN. AVE.-Large. front room.
semi-bhth. large closet newly decorated;
linens. phone service: reasonable l.
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l1!g UPSHUR ST. NV bedrooms.
nicely furnished: pvt. bath and shower:
maids service; telephone; conv. to bus;
$40 mo-
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1880 H st. n.w-COmplete. ~ell-heate
rooms; inner-spring mattresses; shove
baths: excellent hotel service: elevator
fine downtown location; rates from SO
month. National $40.
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THE ROCKINGHAM 1917 Rhode Island
ave. Apt. 4o3-Front bedroom, adjacent
TO bath, well heated l.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
JUNE LAST
DAY TO SEEK
FARM FUNDS

June / is the last day on which
county conservation committees in
California may accept applications
for payments under the 1896 agri-
cultural conservation pro g ram.
This ruling has been made by the
Agricultural Adjustment Admins
tration.
In announcing this closing date
George E. Farrell, director of the
AAA western division, pointed out
that no application for payments
under the 1886 program should be
received after that date unless there
are eXtenuating circumstances war
rant it.
Over $2,000,000 has already been
paid to farmers in California, re-
presenting 10000 of the 10000 ap-
plications received at the state of
conservation committee office in
BraWley.
In Imperial Valley, according to
Frank G. Beyschlag farm advisor,
some 300 applications for payments
under last years program have
been made. There are approximate
ly 40 individuals who have quail
fled for payments but have not
signed the necessary application
forms.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
LIVE WIRE
KILLS MAN

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 81.
U.P)-A windstOrm blew down an
electric wire charged with $500
volts, which lay exposed and
flashing sparks on the rain
drenched sidewalk.
Jorn Joseph Brown passed.
"Some children might get hold
of this and get hurt" he said.
Brown had 10 children of his
own. So he wrapped a handker-
chief around his hand and pick
ed UP the loose end of the wire.
THAT wire will get you if
you touch il again." said Jess
Russell.
ITS already got me. It's got
me nOw," Brown replied. He was
standing motionless i'm a pud-
die of water. Sparks began to
fly from his crest.
Russell ran for broom and
knocked the wire from Browns
hand. Brown fell dead.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
Collins Fears Bill
Will Hit Schools

Schools in the valley may be
seriously affected if senate bill
No 1876 is passed, said c. B. Col
Inns, county superintendent.
This bill is in regard to the five
per cent increase limitation on
all units of government with. the
exception of irrigation and water
districts.
The new bill provides that no
unit may increase its budget by
more than five per cent over its
expenditures for the previous year
without a vote of the electors in
the district. Those school districts
which this year have postponed
certain expenditures may find
themselves in a difficult position
next year, said Collins. The new
law is passed, goes into effect at
once and unlike the old law, which
had to be re-enacted every two
years, cannot be changed except
by act of the legislature.
The bill is before the assembly
at present.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27

OdH rIdIlCLSCO lOT week OF IdB-
eantry and parades which took
on the aspect of a huge Spanish
fiesta.
Thousands of visitors lined down.
town streets to watch impromptu
parades of motorized cavalcades as
they moved up Market street from
the ferry building to be greeted Of
ficially by Mayor Angelo RoSSi.
Governors from seven of the II
participating states led their states
caravans. There were long auto
mobile caravans from British Col
umbia, Washington, oregon, Neva-
da, Idaho, Colorado. Arizona and
Utah. The Redwood empire dis
trict of northern California, which
will be principal beneficiary of the
Golden Gate Bridge, sent large
delegation.
Included in the celebration units
which arrived here were the 10Th
Scottish Canadian regiment of Vic
toria, B. c., the Vancouver Kitsi-
lano Boys band, the Cavemen and
Cavewomen OF Grants Pass, Ore,
Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz' mounted
western posse" from Los Angeles,
the Provo, Utah, high school band,
the official fiesta band and march,
ing groups from civic organizations
throughout California.
Three parades are scheduled, in
Guiding a 100-float pageant Uomor-
row preceding official dedication
and opening of the bridge by Gov.
Frank F. Merriam. Tomorrow night
the dramatized pageant Span of
Gold" with a cast of 5000 headed
by Baritone John Charles Thomas
will have its premier showing at
huge amphitheater constructed
at Crissey Field.
Last night the social festivities
began with a night-long Spanish
Fandango at the civic auditorium.
Saturday night the chamber of
commerce and San Francisco labor
unions will sponsor ball for the
benefit of the families Of ten Gold
en- Gate Bridge workers killed Feb.
II when a scaffolding on which
they were working collapsed and
plunged them $50 feet into waters
of San Francisco Bay.
Today is Pedestrian Day" on
the bridge. Fiesta officials pre-
dicted that 100000 pedestrians
would lake advantage of the op-
portunity.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
ALAMO-VERDE
By AMY FUTILE

TO
Mrs. Jake Neidiffer and Mrs. T.
B. Withrow motored to Hemet
Sunday to visit at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Free
man.
A. Rombout has purchased the
Eddie Edge ranch and also the b.
o. OleSon ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs Mitcher Burger of
Los Angeles spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Higuera.
Mrs. G.. E. Tuttle left Monday
morning for San Diego where she
will visit with her son James who
is attending State college.
90
Mrs. Jerry Ostermier and son
Bernard, who have been visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Melbourne, left Tuesday for their
home in Los Angeles.
90
Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Rice and
family and Mrs. Fred Mauer and
daughter Carolyn attended the
piano recital given by Mrs. r. Ry-
erson for her pupils at her home
Friday evening.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Mason of
Lemon Grove called at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie
Friday evening.
The sixth, seventh and eighth
grades of the Alamo school enjoyed
a swimming party at the Holtville
plunge Friday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27

WASHINGTON. May 5.-tP)t
The Farm Credit Adninistra-
ton advised Senator Hiram w.
Johnson today conditions in the
Imperial Valley "do not permit
the extension of Land Bank loans
at the present time" to the val
ley's farmers.
H. A. Lake of the Land Bank
division, in a letter to the Sena-
tor, said the Imperial irrigation
district thus far has been un-
able to make a satisfactory ad-
justment of it's financial diff
culties," including default upon
its bonded debt, and added:
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
No Land Bank Loans
for Imperial Valley

"This district Is, therefore,
in the same position as other
districts whose financial situa-
tion precludes Federal Land
Bank loans"
Lake also said assessments
to be imposed for construction
of the All-American Canal
twill add greatly to financial
burdens of the districts farm
ers, making it "all the more
important that the present
obligations of the district be
placed in sound condition be-
fore the resumption of Land
Bank loans within the valley"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
SWIM PARTY

Members of the Varsity c club
enjoyed a swimming party We'd
nesday night at the Ell Centre
plunge. Those in the cluo and their
guests first enjoyed swimming and
then were served refreshments. La
Mar Gillet and Calvert Moody were
in charge of the food Ernie Zinn,
president, was in general charge of
the party Coacn ana Mrs. w. S.
Taylor were the chaperoneS, Taylor
being the club adviser.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
SAN DIEGO COUNTY RICHER

SAN DIEGO, Cal. WR)-Farmers
OF San Diego had their best year III
history III 1886, r. r. Mclean, coitn-
ty agricultural commissioner, re-
ported. The crops of the county
during 1886 were valued at $22 ia
964 with citrus fruits contributing
nearly fourth of the total
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
BRIDE PRICED At sI.naa

WINDSOR. Ont. up - Aileen
Belle, 10, has announced here that
she will marry any man between
the ages of 20 and a who can
produce $1,000 to pay a MORTGAGE
on her foster mothers home.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
MONTANA BUILDING
RISES

HELENA, Mont. UR)-InCreased
building in Montana was fore
cast with the announcement by the
state office of the Federal HouS-
ing Administration that loans
made by state building and loan
associations, accepted for federal
insurance, had risen 29.1 per cent
as of April l. There was total
of $2,060,000 in loans accepted.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
ARCEST SUSPENSION BRIDGE DEDICATED

Claud Ferguson and son, Claud jrs
Gene Higgins and daughters Betty
and Iva Jean.
Matte Boone and son Lewis left
Friday for Los Angeles.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. q. H.
Cannon and Mr.. and Mrs. N. Hol-
land of Santa Monica, motored to
Yuma and Imperial Dam.
Frank Gallaher is home visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Gallaher, after spending some time
in San Francisco.
90
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M
L. Boone were Marshall Boone jr,
and Howard Sipe of BiSbee, Ariz
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Armstrong and
daughter Patsy, Mr.. and Mrs. R
Joyce, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Boone
and son Fred of Ell entro. and Rosie
Sexton.
Nellie Lowe and Olive Cannon
attended the bridal shower fol
Billie McAfee of Meloland Tuesday
90
Fourth club members will give q
program of music, plays. readings
and tap dancing at Silsbee school
May 81, at 1880 pm. They will serve
ice cream and cake. Funds will &c
to the All club summer camp at
Laguna.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Shumard gave plunge party in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs N. Allen and
daughter, Marjorie, who were leav-
ing for Texas. Guests included
Virginia Lee Taylor, Marjorie Jean
Taylor, EchCdel Wilson, Roy Rich
ter, Philip Boone, Oscar Noble, Rob-
ert Bucket, Varnell Knight, Russell
Boone, Carl Hines, Eva Shumard,
Marvin Raider. Ruth Wilson, Vera
Mae, Glenn and Fern Shumard,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Noble.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
WOODEN WATER PIPES ENDURE

BELLEVUE, Q. lU.HJ-EXcaVatIng
workmen here recently dug up Sec
tions of wooden water mains laid
in 1872. The 65-year- pipes were
in an excellent state of preserva-
ton. considering the long time they
had been buried
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
FINE ASSESSED

K. |. Hasui was fined $50 by
Judge B. F. Gruoel of Calipatria
for violation of the Standardization
laws in regard to tomato shipments.
The case was tried Tuesday and
Judge Grubcl suspended $25 of the
fine on the condition that there be
no further violations by Hasui.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27

The Yakima Growers Co-opera-
tive, Inc, will build new cannery
to handle the pear tonnage of its
members.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
DELEGATES SENT
FROM II STATES
90

SAN FRANCISCO May 81 NP)The west joined today in the
dedication of the worlds
the destination webound
Official delegations from IL
So California counties
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27

the aboe story the Associated Press from
Washington May and appeared the Los Angeles Examiner and
other
Does that the opportunity to place
obligations of the District "in sound condition before the
resumption of expected woud
the Irrigation District by A. b.
President of The Neuada California Electric Corporation,
obligations The District
by certainty its credit position.
The other alternative bitter competitive fight htch
position
Iaiey
to independent
report uhh the people being
10 Uot the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
ELM NOTES
MRS. NJ. L. BOONE

Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Gal
lagher, Alora, Frank and Brenton
Gallaher were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Gallaher of San Diego
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mora and
family have leased the S. M. john
son ranch in Elm.
90
Sunday Mrs. Iva Lee Higgins and
Orric Ferguson were hosts at Oak
wilde to Mr.. and Mrs. M L. Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cannon,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27

Sweet corn is being grown in Box
Elder county, Utah, in considerable
quantities this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27

The returns from poultry in Cali
fornia in 1886 amounted to S56,-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27

Nellie Lowe and Olive Cannon
attended the bridal shower for
Billie McAfee of Meloland Tuesday.