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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SAFE

ON MT. PLEASANT ST. NV NEAR IRV-
ng-Commercial zone: II rooms baths:
brick: new-house condition: leased at Sl35
month to excellent tenant; price just re-
duced from ST 5000 to So, 500 for imme-
diate sale. Call MR.. CRAWFORD. Met
27I3.
SOUND INVESTMENT. GROUP OF
new s-family homes in a very desirable
return on actual money invested. Ap-
proxlmately $4,000 required. Call At
lantic 1854: evenings. Atlantic O562
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
S14 .a50-New four family fat, Sc 1T. wide:
large rooms: good white neighborhood;
furred. caulked and insulated. Income.
$3.50 year.
S7.50o--Brick house. arranged for two
families in good northwest section. SIX
ROOMS. TWO BATHS. new oil burner;
house Just reconditioned. Income.
S1,OSO per year
SHANNON & LUCHs CO..
1905 st. NV. National 2345.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

So 555O-MoDERN GROOM HOUSE WITH
acres fine land: on paved highway. 10
miles D. c.; 81 900 down. S35 per month.
RALPH GRAIN. 1900 Lee Hwy. Wal. 6959.
CHICKEN AND DUCK FARM. 5Ka ACRES:
a4-acre lake 24O feet frontage on high
way; bus service: small house. several
springs we'll with cleo pump: 90 minutes
to Washington. $500 cash: So. 900 terms
Address P. o. Box 4S34, Arlington. Va.
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TRAIlERS FOR SALE,

TRAILERS for sale, S525 up. complete,
attached to car; also rent weekly or
monthly; special terms for longer. Amer
ican Trailer Co.. Inc, 45ll Wisconsin ave.
Cleveland 32:}2. Open until 10 p m
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

PoINT-No-POINT CLUB, EXCLUSIVE,
hiphIy restricted colony beautiful sand
beach, on Chesapeake Bay. fine harbor ad-
jacent: unusually large sites. Full in
formation. R. B CUMMINGS & CO, 923
18th st, NV. Phone National 9112.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT

LANHAM HEIGHTS. MD.
New 4-room and bath bungalow, full.
wooded lot; $50 monthly O. B. HOP.
k1NS. 11@6 Vermont ave. NV. Dist T211
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MONEY WANTED.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE. PERMANENT;
approximately 81 900: good security; repay
monthly. Address Box 1887. Star office.
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BEACH BUNGALOW BARGAIN
THREE-RooM BUNGALOW

On salt water. p miles from Washing
Ton; bathing. boating, fishing. club house,
stores. house deliveries of groceries and
ice ice iIee school bus Total price of bunsa
ioH; lncIuding two lots. S299 Easy terms.
ADDRESS Box 31-A Star ofice
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

EAST RIVERDALE. MD.-FOR . BACH
eiors; attractive bungalow consisting of .
bed rooms. living room, kitchenette, bath
and porch: Frigidaire, elec. and ami;
500, completely furnished: about ! acre
Call MRS. HONOUR, Met. 111S, before
pm. week days.
TAkOMA PARK-ATTRACTIVE GROOM
kitchen apt. ,unfurnished practically new:
balcony; lovely location. Shepherd 4274.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED-6 ROOMS,
NIL, 3 porches. laundry. Gear garage
I acre fruit and garden; north of Silver
Spring: 500. Call Shepherd 1893.
GUILFORD. VA.-3i7 MILES FROM MA
sonic Temple. Franconia rd: new brick
h9aMeSs. houses; q ami MI built-n garase: larse
month. Telephone Adams 7777 os'
SIX LARGE ROOMS. . BATHS. EXTRA
toilet. sun porch, garage. large lot To-
Gated in exclusive residential park of
Alexandria. 1t is not Just another house
An architectural gem in an unsurpassed
setting of natural charm and uneXcelled
Alexandria BIAS or 299S.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGE-STORAGE.

NEAR SOUTHWEST MARKET.
Large. 3-story brick garage 25x45.
equipped with elevator: Will hold "A cars
or material. Rent. S15 per month. Call
Mr. UgaSt, Emerson 1927 or Metropolitan
2S27. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 In
yeStment Bldg
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FARMS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL TRACT OF LAND. II MILES
trees 2la acres with $50 feet frontage
on road electricity available; $3.50. Eve
nings. Cleveland 6242. go
BY OWNER-MONTGOME COUNTY.
l25 acres, 80 wheat. 25 corn. 3 potatoes.
oats garden planted: splendid pasture
and woods. Stream throughout: house
ideally situated for home. Barn. other
buildings. Address Box 1907. Star office
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SAFE SOUND 15c, 1NvEsTMENr

SAFE. SOUND 49, INVESTMENT.
1616-161S 18th st. Sc.
Two attractive new semi mi-detached brick
homes facing new high school and Gov
eminent park: now rented at $500 per
spection by appointment only. Call Mr.
i4n4 ( St NV, cAFRIrz. Dist ansn
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COLONIAL, REAcH-s31Eo

COLONIAL BEACH-S315O.
IU-room home on large corner lot, 15Ox
40; short block to beach . blocks to main
part OF town: house in excellent condition:
loea! Tor Summer home. club house or
roomlng house: very easy terms Natl
U35... FLOYD E. DAVIS CO
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
(Continued

CHESAPEAKE BAY-SALE, NEW COT
tage; 3 bed rooms. living room. kitchen,
acre lot private beach, GILBERT DENT.
Leonardtown, Md 29s
4-ROOM COTTAGE FOR RENT, RIVER
front. Fenwick, Md. Inquire at Fenwick
r. O.. or call Greenwood 1973-W. 2s'
FOR SALE-DESIRABLE WATERFRONT
running water, modern improvements; fur
nlshed IL desired: restricted community;
private dock; reasonable. Address Box
9Eo-A. star ONCE. 2Ss
BEACH BUNGALOW BARGAIN.
ONLY $3.50
. "A att5active 5act bungalow with large front
overlooking Chesapeake Bay; an ideal To-
cation in popular Summer colony: a real
palgaln at $3.50; easy terms arranged.
Don't miss this one Call Georgia T44S,
eve. or District 2l24 DAYS
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FUTURE
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS
143l EYE ST. NV


1431 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
-AND-sToNE DwELIfNGno wELI,fTNGn CON CON
TANNING ELEVEN Rooms AND THREE
BATHs, BATHS WITH, WITH ,TWo:.cAR BRICK, GA
STREET NORTHWEST.
colSad BY virtue TT of Of certain deed Of trust re-;
the land records of the District of CoIum-
cured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED viii sell
VaPS II THE E0e sEcoNp psY oF
JUNE. 1897. At FouR-TH1RTY O'CLOCK
Pm, the. following-described land and
premises situate in the District of Columbia
snd an. >, the north g, feet front BY the n ful
!64j. in square numbered twents-seven
hundred and twenty-five C"72o) in the sub
division made by Veneer Brothers. as per
the land records of the Office of the sur
veyor for the DISTRICT of Columbia.
,ortn Terms Of sale; Purshaser sI. to pay pay one ne
balance in three installments in one. two
and three years respectively. with interest
annum. and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold. or all cash at the option
Qi the purchaser: taxes paid or adjusted
to the date OF sale: purchaser to pay inter-
est on purchase price from date of sale
to date of settlement at six 90 per cent
um per annum: all conveyancing recording
purchaser good title or no sale A deposit
of 81 900 90 will be required at the time
Of sale and settlement to be within thirty
t30l days of the date of sale or deposit
forfeited and the property resod at the
cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser
after five 80 days previous advertisement
OF said resale in some newspaper published
in Washington. D. c.
j. WRILEY JACOBS
Surviving Trustee
925 18th ST. NV,
Washington. D. c.
my21 90 "a 25 90 o. 2S 29-jeI2
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MONEY TO LOAN.

SECOND TRUST LOANS PROCURED
Small monthly payments. Loans negoti-
9i3 New York ave. NV. Natl 74l6. Is.
FIRST-TRUST MONEY TO LOAN ON
b, c. real estate: So. 600 to $1,000: 5l2to
interest: no brokerage or appraisal charge.
Address Box 43l "A. Star once.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate. Prompt service.
JESSE f. HEISKELL l115 Eye st. NV
FIRsT-TRUs1 MONEY TO LOAN ON DC.
real estate 5T1 interest str oTick 4nG service
11o7 Eye st NV National GAGS .
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

$4.5OO-22 ACRES, UNIMPROVED: NEAR
Falls Church; Va. Springs and streams.
Terms. Met. O045 or North 1852
BRADLEY FARMS. MD.-DRIVE OUT TO
our trailer field ofYice and see the most
beautiful residential sites in ali surround
ing countryside. Sites of 3. s. 10 or more
sional Club. 10 minutes ride from B. c.
line. Prices and terms surprisingly low.
r1eld ONCE open ! to 6 pm. COUNSEL
Md Wisconsin 1910
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IN HYATTSVILLE, MD.
18 LITTLEFIET,D AVE

six-room home situated on large cor
ner lot right in the center of best resden.
tlal neishborhcod. To sell this home
quickly We have priced it at $3.50. Cash
and terms arranged 10 suit.
MOSS REALTY CO.,
REALTORS.
316 TOWER BLDG MET 1716
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

CHEVROLET 1894 or 1885 Master trunk
coach or trunk sedan: all cash. 624 Rock
Creek Church I'd. NV. Col. 72s3-J.
INDIVIDUAL wishes to purchase Ford or
Chevrolet for cash. 1929 to 1891 model;
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SuMMER HOMES.

RENT OR sALE-1N MOUNTAINS. NEAR
Blue Ridge Summit Pa. comfortably fur
nished S-r' and bath Open this week end
For further details, call RIGGS NATIONAL
BANK. Trust Department.
COUPLE WANTS CABIN-COTTAGE,. SUB
urban, country: Summer: Conveniences;
reasonable. Address Box 43O-A. Star Office.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

11Ox1O0: large fenced lot and II ga
RACES: zoned end commercial: spacious
three alley excellent shipping facility:
rear 1897 ST. Sc. See Mr.. Moore. eve
ming phone. Cleveland 1928.
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1343 H st. NV District 1900.
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HOUSES eoR SALE.

HOUSES ron SALE.
tCentinsed)
LOCATION.
$500 NORTON PL. NV.
Srsk sGs 'fm home ond in csasand
crete porch. attic In perfect condition.
ssrs 10, ,ES% ,ESSEsE f H. 70 sISSs
CAPE COD BUNGALOW.
1871 BRADFORD ROAD;
.sc .ns bath e,.s ss Gyaes de 9oeh o
two nice rooms Laundry trays and toilet
Ro.ess.sr heat Detached 'fa SRict tu'Sss: ss4sss:
MOSS LIBERAL TERMS.
MOSS REkEH6Es. REAtTy 60"
sl0 EVG, HHfa Mr.. Ss6G soMEs MET MsT ss7s. i770'
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE,
$500 BLOCK WESTERN AVE.
roo% and saths nIca ali %oa
soor, heat sec
noyers,, trees and shrubs; cost $4,000:
Call Mr.. GU1FFRE. Met 2So7 p
ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Investment Bldg.
FOR ONLY $3.50.
With $500 cash. you can buy this
charming little Cape Cod type home on
Ocala ST.. in beautiful Branwill Park 1t
has flve conveniently arranged rooms. wide
porch. bullt-in earage and a lovely lot.
Drive out 10th st to Colesville rd con-
tlnue to Franklin ave-. turn right to de-
velopment.
MOSS REALTY CO.,
REALTORS.
316 TOWER BLDG NET. lT16.
EVE SHIP 451rT
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LOTS FOR SALE.
frnnfSn


EXCELLENT NORTHWEST SITES PRICED
| ,ow; GEO. DIEFFENBACH Lot Specialist
| Natl. $3.50. 1101 Vt ave. NV EN-. 4iI7'
WOODED BUILDING 81 TEs OVERLOOK
81 9ss YSsshaRsl0n se EAsRhE Ehsdh 1879 oARv1s
SILVER spRING-BUILDING SITES FOR
BAINs REALTY Co: shep. sG ss9a S:.' or 1897 iSsa
1Iees BY OWNER Sss BATS CORNER a;s1 1o5xll5 Fl;
ThTifton vilase, Va, walnut ipf0s5s s5s7 streets
APARTMENT HOUSE LOT IN THE BEST
so,fnWes' Wne lSeation nj near Rock Creek PARK
Fry ;SASief Natl. oaa0 oso vermont ave NV. Mr.
I LOTS. WOODED. SILVER SPRING.
5x MecJSE hi 6s 6hsvy SS chs1e eI Pot Te55aSs 1855
up on easy terms. Can assist in financing.
Adjacent to. Mt. Vernon blvd. and over
si1A. aSklas staq p2'omse oee. River Address BOX
RiYgRVIEW ggtEW LOTS NEAR GEORGETOWN.
BfARGAIN, AZ FROM OWNER. RANDOLPH
OWNER MUST SELL.
!, corner plot, restricted residential sec.
Natl. 54as or Decstar ar 1Ssa-R,' eve evenings. nass.
VERY VERY DESIRABLE CORNER APT. SITE
'u ELIor !0s M1DDIEToN 5 E1s1!e an estate
zoo investment Bldg. Met. 1897.
WoODRlljE-S2.OUO
y, Choice lot: one block from r. l. ave:
Newton st. ne; a good value See Mr.
Moore. evening phone Cleveland o625.
ADELBERT W. LEE
1913 H St. NV. District 1900.
| APARTMENT SITE.
t., Qnean1aled location for apartment house
$50 Feet Front
perLy street. overlooking approach 70
Priced low for quick sale.
-,. W. H. WALKER.
134 18th st. NV Natl. 1850.
Oslethorpe ST.. mr.. N. H. ave-sOxa2,
suitable for detached house. Call Mr. Law
| Ton, evening phone Lincoln 1859.
ADELBERT w. LEE
-1343 ST. NV District 1900.
| CHEVY CHASE LOTS
highly desirable. well-located home sites
icf immediate sale to partition an estate
lholVlduauy or as an entirety: 136-foct
frontage on Brookville rd,. 15Q-foot width
| on a quiet intersecting street: level
ground; beautifully wooded most attrac-
tlVely iandScaped: subject to restrictions
| THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO. INC
I3S 10Th ST. NV Dist 6S3o
ON WILSON LANE. NEAR BANNOCKBURN
| Club. 120x1SO. $3.50
Edgemoor. 60xl.0. 81 500.
Bradley blvd, 100x2lO. $1,000.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
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IN CHEVY CHASE y g

Two SQUARES from Rock Creek Park,
rear yards ENGLISH cottage type. center
hall Large living, room. dining room
breakfast room, kitchen. rear porch. 3
Food-size bed rooms to accommodate twin
beds. baths attached garage On direct
Ilne to schools; graded. Alice Deal Jr. High
s5oos pce s a5S aSh ca and MP PaTS9sl SYGE
Georgia $3.50. before 7:30 pm. or Colum-
Evening star., 1937-05-27

An opportunity to buy this comparatively
new 5.room bungalow located in a lovely
wooded section of Bethesda; automatic heat
and refrigeration; insulated, weather.
stripped and screened: large attic. full
basement: maids room. Terms to suit
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
5211 Wisconsin Ave Cleveland 5371
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WAFER FRONT PROPERTY.
BEVERLEY BEACH, ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
Most progressive beach near b. C.-More
value for your dollar than cheaper beaches
oner Inspection daily: Defense High
ts. ass on ons S Write soGx foT Rs EsFA
?. o. Mayo <. "a 4. CO... CO. MAJ Md soohh1''
bungalow. y block from water partly fur
details cali q. ": RoBERTsoN. Natl. se45.
CusToM-BUILT BRICK BUNGALOW. AN
1875 81 saerss
RENT-FURNIsHED COTTAGES, TO 2
rooms; l hour D. c.: ami, cleo; private
shore. nettle net boat wisconsin 35O6.
FOR SALE OR RENT-6-RooM HOUSE.
sasdfe eodSr fad Fid.y sfsssned Peinf Md MRS JULIA
coMF0RTAgLY 0RTAgLY FgRN. COUNTRY HOME
mrs IYDiA EEsf o%ISEs fShyfasens shass sSo
MODERN WATER FRONT COTTAGE.
Nortn beach Park, Md, reas. terms. Trade
or rent for season. North 1O302.
FOR SALE OR RENT, ATTRACTIVE BUN
galow on Severn, Palisades" near Herald
Aarbor. 1910 st. NV. Apt. 503. %.
FOR sALE-sEVERN RIVER-FTsHING
seabope SeaR 6sthns all am mod
West Annapolis. Md
HERRING BAY-sMALL CABIN. RENT
over Both OF May or by week. month or
season: good spot: close in. Phone West
Drury. right follow Deale Beach signs to
Mr.. DOYLE.
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nv OWNER
BRICK BUNGALOW,

. 1873 Harvard st. .w.-Three-Stor de.
tached brick. 5 large bed rooms. . baths
new-house condition. gas heat. Owner on
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE OR PRIVATE OFFICE
services: downtown; ideal location. Met
ropolitan 154S. 2S'
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SECOND FLOOR. NEW BUILDING;
heated; approx 1850 So IT.. for Offices or
light manufacturing; industrial zone. 2116
9Th st. ne. Potomac 1900.
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furn. 5-room and bath cottage with con-
veniences; garage. sailing canoe. row boat
included; reas. price. terms; owner on
entrance gate. D. I. VAN DE WIELE.
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BURLEITH BARGAIN,

Ihoroushly reconditioned, newly screen-
ed rear porch. eas furnace. For a quick
sale we will sacrifice at 1880. Terms,
$500 cash and S61.75 per mo.
MOSS REALTY CO.
REALTORS.
S16 TOWER BLDG. NET 1716
EVE, MR. TUCKER PANN0I pL 1oda
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-19
WHAT THOUGHTLESSNESS
MAY COST

The thoughtlessness of individuals
and In some instances the little untruths
they believe to be harmless, NAV cause
Just as much damage as the cow that
kicked over the lantern that set fire to
Chicago. We need not go out of Impe-
rial county to find proof.
An army officer entering the state
Ft Yuma en- route to San Diego recent
ly told Inspector Ralph Crawford of
the quarantine station that he had no
fruit of any kind Under his breath, the
army man probably was asking what
difference it made, anyway. The inspec-
tor found in his car a Upper bag filled
with apples. The fruit was pest infested.
Texas motorist halted at the quar-
antine station with woman companion.
On the seat of his car was a woman's
dress, and wrapped in the dress were
two green cotton bolls. The motorist
told officers he had nothing of interest
to them. lnfestation in these two cotton
bolls might have meant introduction of
the boil weevil into California, where
it has not been found heretofore
In another instance, school teacher,
thinkingly or not, tried to smuggle into
the state cotton bolls and vines she had
obtained in the Louisiana cotton boil
weevil belt She wanted to show them
to her pupils IN Los Angeles. Luckily
they were found and burned by inspec-
tors.
Pest infested cotton, fruit or any other
crop might cause millions of dollars of
damage to California agriculture Send
ing up the cost of farming, it would send
up the cost of living, too, making itself
felt in all walks of life.
There is a definite reason for this
states quarantine restrictions, They
protect not only the farmer, but the
consumer as we'll They help meet one
of the greatest problems of agriculture
and agriculture is of primary import
ance to California.
One act of thoughtlessness in evading
quarantine restrictions m ght cause
months of worry and millions of dollars
in loss and expenditure in fighting plant
pests. 1t is something the average citi-
zen might very well remember
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-19
ONE WAY TO
BOOST THE POPULATION

Many Imperial Valley residents re-
Gently have received pink postcards blaz-
oning Special State Election" then
going on to explain that "California
State Pension Plan" proponents want
help in putting what seems to be their
version of the Townsend plan on the
ballot for special election.
The plan, whether new or old, seems
about the best way that could be devised
TO attract needy aged persons to Cali
fornia in overwhelming numbers.
In many things the program would
appear to bear something more than a
distant relation to the Townsend plan:
it would use the sales tax to pay pen
sions to all persons over 55 years of age
who have lived in California three years
or more, the pension not to exceed 5000
a month. and the entire sum to be spent
in the same month it is received.
Merits of the plan need not be con-
sdered here 1t should suffice that the
state, Immediately upon adoption Of any
such scheme. would be overrun with
aged persons from every part of the
country-most of them sadly in need of
money Already mecca for the pennl-
less, California would soon become so
overfilled with the needy aged that there
would scarcely be room for anyone else.
If there is any merit in such plan-if
il should be adopted-at least it should
be made nationwide in scope, and put
into effect in all states at the same time.
Otherwise the penalty for the state
adopting it would be too severe.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-19
Bruce Cation Says:->
State, County Courts Could Stand Reform

While the country has its eyes
on the general subject of court re-
form, it might be sound idea to
forget all about the federal judi
ciary and concentrate for a while
on the courts nearer home.
What happens to the august nine
in the supreme court building may
have a profound effect on future
legislation; but the life of the av-
erage man is apt to be affected
much more by what happens in the
precincts of the run-of-mine state
and county courts.
It is in these courts that the vast
bulk of ordinary lawsuits are tried.
1t is here that crime comes to the
bar. 1t is here that most of us
make our only contacts with the
machinery of justice.
What about these courts? Are
they in line for little of this
much h-discussed reform? s-
They vary, of course, from state
to state. But the most obvious
thing about them is that most of
them have a striking resemblance
to the mills of the gods, in that
they grind exceeding slow.
The typical state court is clogged
with legislation. Judges and lawyers
fall over their own feet. Outworn
procedure clasps hand with the
quaint custom of giving judges a
three-month holiday every summer.
If the spirit moves you to go TO
law with your neighbor, you may
wait all OF two years before the
case comes to trial-by which tlme'
unless you are a stout fellow, you
are apt to forget what you had IN
mind when you filed the action.
Most states elect their judges
thereby making certain that the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-19

average occupant of the bench will
be a time-serving politician rather
than learned jurist.
The average courts dignity rests
almost solely on the judges power
to fine anyone present for con-
tempt of court-a power which
some judges exercise with all the
ferocity of a Bloody JeffreyS.
OF that dignity which arises from
unquestioned probity single mind r
ed devotion to abstract justice, an
profound familiarity with the
problems of life and law, the ordi-
nary state court has barely trace.
What we get out of all this-with
certain distinguished exceptions, of
course is dreary tangle in which
justice is all too apt to get begged
down by the roadside.
II x
1t is tangle in which the rich
litigant has every conceivable adj
vantage over the poor one. The
man who is equipped with smart
or a politically influential lawyer
has every advantage over the man
who is not.
The big criminal-big in the sense
that he has money, brains and
connections" practically certain
to slip through the meshes; the
little one, on the other hand, is
apt to get punishment severe b9
yond his desserts.
Altogether, it must be said that
few American institutions cry to
heaven for reform more loudly than
do our state courts and the proce-
dure under which they operate.
When we get this supreme court
business settled, can't we give these
local courts a little of our atten-
ton?
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-19
New York Day by Day
By O. O. Mcintyre

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Thoughts
while strolling: They are calling
the globe trotting newspaper gal
Dorothy Kilgallen another Dorothy
Parker. Harry Burton and Ray
Bolger could pass for twins in a
fog. Add up a flounce. a ruffle
and a curtsey and you have Miriam
Hopkins.
Big pout in the editorial shops:
Between Harold Ross of the New
Yorker and Henry Luce of Time,
How to make a columnist blush
read his first column at a party
What's become of the Duke of Man.
chester? Memo to Bob Burns: Few
er chestnuts, please. Radios No. l
in-and- -outer-A. Woollcott.
Rhymes: None leaps so lightly
over chair as dancing, prancing
Fred Astaire. And: Wherever there's
din you'll find Erskine Gwynne.
Arthur Hopkins with sideburns
would be a perfect ringer for John
Bull. Crack sports page cartoon
ing: That of Burris Jenkins. Jr.
Movie memory: Virginia Valli and
Pat O'Mally. And how many re-
member the, school slate bound in
red felt and dangling a smelly
sponge on a. string? The gentle
man who hands out the auto IL
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-19
Editorials and Comment
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10, 1887
= OH sel say.
* FRANK WATANABE
TOMORRA
BY ED HOLDEN

TOMORRA
We not needing civic revolution III
U s. like Spain, to abolish the popula-
ton. We got floods
Last year it were national grieve
because no water.
This year it are ditto because too
plenty.
America are a tide of wets and drys.
Backward from 1929 we got too much
prosperity. Then total zero of same 1t
seem we must always taking the bitter
with the better. 3.f
But old Mama Earth keep on rolling
around. And Spring will collapse on us.
Green vegetables will go bud shooting
Then allbody got fresh chance. Includ-
ing Mrs. Sippie River which congress
have promise to controlling for so years.
Thank you please.