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Evening star., 1937-03-14

At the meeting of John Jacob Astor
Camp Comdr. Thomas F. Donovan
presided. John j. j. Hall, Company
c, 10th United States Infantry; Harry
S. Smith, Hospital Corps, U. S. A.,
and Robert J. Fuller, 14th United
States Infantry, were mustered into
membership.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
INVESTING COMPANIES
Bid. Asked

p FEW YORK. March 13 lPl.-New York
security Dealers Association:
Evening star., 1937-03-14
TWO MEN
THE j. R. WATKINS CO,

Mechanically inclined Only those willing
to work hard and satisfied with small earn
lngs TO start need apply. Rm. 4. 1926 Pa.
ave lM-l nnlN
Evening star., 1937-03-14

Comdr. Manning presided at the
meeting Of Harden Camp. D. A. Miller
was received by transfer and William
N. Campbell by muster and Isaac F.
Davidson was re-admitted.
telegram of greeting was received
from Past Department Comdr. Will
liam Mattocks and Past Commander
in Chief Judge McCord from Mont
gomery, Ala.
Evening star., 1937-03-14

At the last meeting of Henry w.
LaWton Camp Comdr. Claude L. Pick
ems presided.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
MOSS REALTY CO.,
Permanent Connection.

III IllAAliN14t
This advertisement is directed 70 the
ested IN eS-abHshing himself in conneo-
ton providing unlimited opportunities for
increased personal income
If YOU possess average ability good
CharaCter not afraid to do a real day
work and would enjoy contactinC business
men and women living in WASHINGTON.
D. c ynI can qualify
:, THIS J. rot promolonal Proposition.
600 O0O company providing complete
personal income service 10 any individual
earnirG a salary no matter how small 1t
Do not reply unless you are in earnes'.
want tEll-tlme JOb-not side llne-even
II YOU are e1p,ove7 at the present time,
this MAJ mean opening the door to new
II you are interested in your future.
send complete qualifications promptly IN
first letter TO BUSINESS Mems Assurance
selected personal persona Interview W vii vii be- ar
ranged IN Washington. D. c.. within tho
mex. TWO weeks.
SHOE SALESMAN ;. eXper-
fenced selling high-grade
footwear. Permanent. The
Bootery, 1915 Conn. Ave. NV.
AN OUTSTANDING jewelry
store offers fine opportunity
to a young man Of character.
Quick advancement assured
if work proves satisfactory.
Address Box 396-K, Star Of
fee.
Evening star., 1937-03-14

The department auxiliary will hold
its annual dance Wednesday evening
at the Broadmoor Apartments.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
U. S, TREASURY NOTES.

NEW YORK, March l3 LP,-Price,
quoted in dollars and thirty seconds:
Evening star., 1937-03-14

To a man experienced in waiting on
trade or customer contact. have immediate
position open Because CT the nature Of
this work. neat appearance. good refer
enCe, aQe over - and car necessary. THIS
is not cold canvass work Apply 10 m,
En- n nE r,,arlt O.-ra h Hnor NTnr,hav
Evening star., 1937-03-14

SECOND COOK. colored; must have refer
ence, apply Colonial Coffee Shop. goth and
Evening star., 1937-03-14

80 4'4t4 t1ttto-Y YOUNG Whlte men Who
ore nan with hammer and chise! must
know city well or don't apply; 50 to start,
good chance for advancement ard learn
me ne business. Address Box 3lO-K, Star
Evening star., 1937-03-14
EEERICERATOE Fs.'EV

Tra.Elnz is sven I1uer Supervision of
ioCa. aCC1urt7 Gfs-'he Chicago Collese
Plan Tor ln.eL.LeN phone D..- 442l.
Evening star., 1937-03-14

WANTED-Salesman for poultry. butter
and, eggs Highest rate Of commission
PAID. wonderful! opportunity. Only expert
20D-J Star office
Evening star., 1937-03-14

Can use three men over = N D c and
suburban territories on established routes.
No experience REQUIRED WE TRAIN YOU.
Il from - = to $40 psr week interests you.
sec maraGEr- lLa ( 81 .
Evening star., 1937-03-14

MEN, Is to be trained II business -oW A.
It's best. with laTGest concern OF kind no
exp. neCes.: SO salary first tx days, aver
aGe earning above 500 per week Apply
Room .. mo floor. l4la Eve Y W.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
RELIABLE FIPNi

MEAT CUTTER
White. under 10 wears Of age.
APPLY IN person
D. c EMPLOYMENT CENTER,
$50 Inc ana Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.

Oreanlzation that will build 100 homes
dlrlns 1897 is now. enlarG!ne ITS sales
Gept. and can Use live worker with real
estate sales experience. Fullest co-opera-
tIOp IN obtaining prospects and closing
deals THIS is a real opportunity for a
worker
Evening star., 1937-03-14

MEN WANTED o., over % years Old
salary and commission basis: leads and
transportation furnished to those who
qualify. Capital Motors. Inc. 215 Pa ave.
s e. Ask for Mr CMrr!n or NJ. Earrls-
Evening star., 1937-03-14

MANAGER long-d!stance moving, sober. re-
liable references required; reouire urlsI-
a! ability. Address BOX 42l-k. Star Office
Evening star., 1937-03-14

MEN-Enjov good income while learning
LANDSCAPE work. Be irdeDerder- FL. or
part time; no investment. Brown Brothers
Nnrseries Rnchester n Y
Evening star., 1937-03-14

MN 81 for our ChevrOIet sales orga0iza-
tIon Strangers in city and foaters please
want men who have had chain store gas
station. etc. experience. Our men se.. both
new and used cars and earn fair LIVING
See Mr. Banning. Owens Motor Co, 6323
Georgja ave
Evening star., 1937-03-14
=. - - - - = = ~, ~ , :.

GANIzATIoE PRE5ENrINCi HIS s. OFFER
BEST KNOWN IN TIE CITY STATE
AGE SCHOOLING AND CHAPACTER.
REFERENCE ~ FIRST LETTER AD-
DFFSS COX 3HA-E SLAP OEEICE
Evening star., 1937-03-14

PACKARD PAYS HIGHEST CONMIs-
SION RATES AND BONUSES
-PAACChAR1 OFFERS YOU = MORE
"lI 0iy f1S1 m + ET sNyE iy5s AoFFR e yGI- IISlNS =
N EARNEST ABOUT MAKING BIG
MONEY SELLING FINE USED CARS.
THEN SEE NR CHRISTIAN BETWEEN
- AN AND J.. AN. AND = M. AND
P N MONDAY.
Evening star., 1937-03-14

MAN to supervise orlck-house construction.
must have englneerlnR know,edEe and
practical experience in handing labor. per-
maren' position for man who QUALITIES.
Address EnE IhA-E Star nn.ce
Evening star., 1937-03-14
POTTER AND EOUSFMAN.
S. KANN SONS co.

Experienced and sood reference as to
character ana ability. Apply 1881 p.
Evening star., 1937-03-14

MEN-NeV national enterprise now or-
eanizine soon starting operation needs
executive officers and sales force general
managers of departments branch Office
agencies Address Box 2El-E E.ar nfrice
Evening star., 1937-03-14

SHOEMAKER - 1st class bench WORKER
vanted at once. Alfred Langenbach, Du-
! DOnt Circle Ant Puildjpp
Evening star., 1937-10-19
by October 2e. The membership cam

by October 26. The membership CAM
paign began october IL.
Radio Announcers Art Brown OF
VOL, Lee Everett, WMAL, and Cor
don Hittenmark, WRC, were guests at
a report meeting held last night in
the Y. M. c. A. Building, 1876 G street.
Each spoke.
OF the three campaign divisions, the
one headed by Thomas j. Frailey,
with C. E. Fleming as secretary, re-
ported the greatest number of enroll
mems, Sc, since Fridays campaign re-
port meeting. Lewis H. Clark, who
signed up IL new members since Fri
Evening star., 1937-10-19

day, led the individual team workers
in the campaign.
Stanley Bell, who is in charge Of
the programs for the report meetings,
announced that a dance team will do
the big apple at the next report meet
ing, to be held at 5'45 pm. tomorrow
in the Central "Y" Building.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
Actress Gets Alimony.

LOS ANGELES, October 10 R).-
Sidney ICY" Bartlett, screen writer,
has agreed to pay Alice White, film
actress, $4,000 alimony over two
year period, Milton Golden, her at
torney, announced.
Golden said Bartlett would not con-
test the divorce.
Evening star., 1937-10-19
Two Held in Fatal Stabbing

A coroner's jury yesterday ordered
James Broom, 20, and William john
son, 81, both colored, held for Police
Court action in the fatal stabbing
Sunday of Gilbert I. Hawkins, 20,
also colored. at his home, at 643 Fourth
Evening star., 1937-10-19
Y DRIVE ENROLLS
400 new MEMBERS
l43 Added Since Last Report
Mceting-800 Is Goal
by October &C..

With 143 additional new members
reported last night, the Young Mems
Christian Association has enrolled
total of 400 toward its goal of 500
new members, which it seeks to reach
Evening star., 1937-10-19

street northeast. Hawkins died Of
stab wound in the heart after fight,
during which Broom and johnson,
who live at the same address, were in
the house.
Evening star., 1937-05-31
Brain Twizzlers
BY PROF. ]. d. FLINT.

THIS twizzler really happened: A
weu-known man, who was noted
for his disbelief in mind reading, went
to vaudeville performance which in
cluded a demonstration of second
sight. During the demonstration the
man was startled to hear the blind
folded performer say: There is a
gentleman seated in the tenth row,
in the center section, in the second
seat from the right-hand aisle who
doesn't believe in second sight. In
his left-hand vest pocket he has his
little black purse and in that purse
is IS bill. The number on the bill
is D41852159A."
The Well-knoWn man felt in his
pocket and found the purse and the
numbered bill, just as described. After
few minutes thought he analyzed
the problem. Would you have known
how the performer knew all this?
(Answer on Page B-14)
(Copyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-05-31
Prince Best Dresser.

Prince Michael, Is years old, heir
to the throne of Rumania, claims to
be the best dressed prince in Europe.
Before leaving Bucharest for the cor
onation in London he kept the palace
tailors busy turning out sartorial art
for his use. After looking over all
the royal representative in London he
is convinced that his tailors did not
work in vain.
Evening star., 1937-05-31
3O1 AIRPORT JOBS
FINISHED BY W. A.
1878 Projects Still Are Under
Way, U. S. Report
Reveals.

Works Progress Administration en-
ployes have completed 301 airport
projects in various parts Of the coun-
try and 373 projects are under way,
with the total program nearing 70
per cent of completion as Of March
81. according to report made pub
lie today.
1t was announced that applications
have been received for 2,304 airport
projects. of which 1882 have been
approved as eligible and 1854 of these
have been selected for operation by
State w. P. A. administrators. A
monthly average of more than $4,000
workers have been employed during
the past seven months on the air.
port projects and approximately 49,
100000 hours Of employment have
been provided since the program got
under way about 20 months ago.
The estimated cost of the current
airport program is $87,939,56l, Of
which Federal funds total s77,092,-
063 and sponsors contributions $lO,-
847,518, it was announced.
Boiling Field, the only local W.
P. A. airport project, provided 235,-
636 hours of employment during the
quarter ending March 81. at a cost
OF $l14,777. it was reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
TEN CASES IN
POLICE COURT

Ten customers 7e-y ever in the
city Jail from the first weekend
of the new year were taken before
Police Judge Lee Nuffer OF Ell Cen
tro Monday morning for trial.
Longest sentences imposed were
in the cases of E. Findley. "a. ana
Al Bife. Sc. both charged with habit
ual drunkenness and both sentenced
to so days in the county Jail. Thom-
as Blake. 36. was sentenced to 70
davs in Jail for vagrancy. in lieu OF
$50 fine.
Other defendants. the charges and
penalties were: Lester Rivera. 43.
drunk and vagrancy. s25 fine or
1919 days in Jail: Chester Banks,
20. petty theft. pleaded not guilty.
trial Jan. 7: Charles Barton. 10.
vagrancy. 10 days suspended: Bud
Walker. II, vagrancy 10 days sus-
pended: Louis Mickelsen, 80. drunk
enness. $40 or five days; C. H. Clark,
Sc. vagrancy. three days: and Eba
Raymond, %, vagrancy. three days.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04

and disclosed that his findings
now were available to 2500 physi-
clans for experimental trials.
DR.. King also disclosed that he
and his wife had used themselves
as guinea pigs in preliminary
tests of the anesthetic before they
made it public to the medical pro-
fesSion.
All I did was devise a method
for pre-heating ether before it is
drawn into the the lungs of the
patient" he said. THE procedure
is based ON a principle sought
since 1876
Explosions now are impossible
and there can be no ether-pneu-
monia or nausea after the. opera
ton. In the past, use of ether
often was followed by complica-
tions more dangerous than the ori-
ginal illness.
DR.. King explained that ethsr
is recognized as superior to any
other type of anesthetic because
it gave such a wide margin Of
surgical anesthesia.
The physician said he became
determined to develop a successful
method of administering ether af-
ter watching doctors operate on
patients without any aneSthetic
during the World war.
He served as a stretcher bearer
for the Royal British Medical
Corps during the war and saw
duty in Mesopotamia and India.
After being shell-shocksd in the
war, DR.. King was discharged from
a military hospital at Deolali, In
dia, suffering from chronic mala-
ria and amoebic dySintery.
Despite his poor health, he COM
pletsd his medical education at
the university of physicians and
surgeons in Kansas City and then
worked in hospitals on the Pacific
Coast.
Several years ago he was forced
to give up active medical work
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04

AT once because Of the importance
Of the questions involved.
The court acted in a case brought
by George P. Davis. a stockholder
in the Boston and Maine railroad
challenging the law. The case is
pending in the first circuit court Of
appeals in Boston.
Davis' suit was brought to re-
strain the road from paying the
tax. 1t originally also sought to
attack the old age pension tax pro-
visions and the Massachusetts un-
employment insurance law, set up
in compliance with the federal law
These issues. however. were remov-
ed from the case.
On Dec. Z the federal district
court in Boston entered an order
upholding the tax under title TX
OF the law and Davis appealed to
the circuit court He then sought
to bring the case Immediately be-
fore the high co'.rt because OF the
III pSl VI lit NeissGs TCllCA a.
officials and the -ailroad joined in
his request.
The law impo'ied a tax on 1886
payrolls, the first payment of which
is due Jan. 81. Ter payrollS in 1885
the tax is l per ,ent of the payroll.
in 1887 il is 2 Der cent and for
each succeeding year 3 per cent.
The court previously. by four
to four decision. approved the New
York state unemployment insur-
ance law which. as in the case Of
all state statutes. fits into the New
Deal scheme for jobless help. A
petition for reconsideration of the
ruling is under advisement.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
NEW GOVERNOR
INAUG r ATED
FOR ARIZONA

PHOENIX. Ariz., Jan. T. U.P) -
R. c. Stanford. former Maricopa
county superior judge. was inaugur-
ated as governor of Arizona today,
succeeding Dr.. B. B. Moeur, Tempe
physician. who served two terms.
Gov. Stanford took the oath OF
office, administered by Chief Justice
Alfred G. McAlister of the state
supreme court, at ceremonies con-
Quoted in front of the capitol. Dr.
Moeur. in a brief address, thanked
the people of Arizona for their CO.
operation during his two terms ev-
pressed confidence IN the success of
the new administration, and then
officially turned over the guber-
material offices to Stanford.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
ACTOR KILLS
SELF IN BARN

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 4. U.P)-Tho
widow of screen actor Ross Alex
ander today was reported near COL
lapse at her Encino home while q
.coroner's informal report said the
actor had committed suicide anc
no inquest was contemplated.
Alexander died in the loft Of ?
barn on his ranch late Saturday
night. apparently having shot am
killed himself with a % calibel
revolver.
HIS widow, pretty Ann Mage
featured actress, was so grief
stricken she could not see FRIENDS
who came to offer their condol-
enceS.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
BITTER FIGHT
OVER HOUSE
LEADERSHIP

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4. U.P)-
The bitter fight over the house
Democratic leadership showed 2
marked trend for Rep Sam Ray
bum, D.. Tex. TODAY as the Ten
nessee Democratic delegation came
out for the Texan.
Rep. Sam McReynolds, D., Tenn,
said that seven Of the eight Demo-
cratic members Of the state were
for Rayburn.
Meanwhile the Republican house
membership caucused with 30 mem
bers of the minority party voting
unanimously to re-elect Rep. Ber-
trand Smell as party leader and as
candidate for speaker against DEM
ocratic Speaker William B. Bank
head.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
~ - e.sl.sf go. we

Begins Work-Miss Reta Percival,
El Centro resident. took over the
duties Of stenographer in FL Centro
Justice court Monday morning. She
takes the place of Miss Lucille Can
non, who resigned to enter nurses
training school in San Diego.
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The TrocaderO for your evenings
entertainment. tJ20tD
Marriage License IsSued-A mar
riage license was issued Monday to
Clayton r. Potts, 81, and Mollie
Jean Laub, 81, residents of Brawley.
Officer Transferred - Senior I'M
migration Patrolman Arthur j. Kali
strom was transferred from Indio
this week to the Westmorland area.
He will make his home in Westmor-
land.
Louisiana Frog aegs-OySters on
half shell-at the Trocadero. DIP
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Commardery Meeting-I. V. Com
mandery No. 54 will meet in regu-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
No. 27616


On Thursday, January % 1897 at
1000 O'Clock A. M. PIONEER
TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY, as Trustee under Deed
of or Transfer in Trust dated April
II. 1929, recorded October 9, 1929, in
Book 243. page 169, of Official Rec
ords. in the office Of the Recorder
Of Imperial County. California. and
securing. among other obligations.
one note for s1.3OO00, dated April
II. 1929. in favor of j. l.. Travers,
by reason of now continuing default
in the payment or performance Of
obligations secured by said deed or
transfer. including the breach or
default notice of which was re-
corded in the office Of the County
Recorder of Imperial County, Cali
fornia, by the Beneficiary and the
undersigned more than thr e c
months prior to the date hereof,
will sell at public auction to high
2st bidder for cash at the northern
entrance of the County Court House
IN the City of FL Centro, California
I'll right, title and interest now held
oy it under said Deed or Transfer in
tle property situate in the City oi
q Centre. County of Imperial, Cali
'ornia, described as:
Lots Forty-one t4D, and Forty
two (421 Block 25 Of the town
site OF El Centre. ACCORDING t,
Map No. % on file in the offics
Of the County Recorder OF I'm
periaI County. together with the
westerly ten G0) it. Of the alle5
now vacated between said 10
AZ and Lots 43. A. 45, As. and AZ
Together with all appurtenances
water rights and rights OF way il
1 anyWise appurtenant to aforesai:
premises.
Said sale will be made (Withou
covenant, or warranty. express o
implied, regarding title. possession
Or encum brances) 10 pay the unpait
principal Of said note, to-wit
G573.2e. with interest from Marcl
3d. 1892. as in said note provided
advances. If any. under the term
Of said Deed or Transfer and fees
charges and expenses OF the Truste
and of the trusts created by SAT-
Deed or Transfer.
DATED: January 4, 1897.
PIONEER TITLE INSURANCE
AND TRUST COMPANY. as sal
Trustee
corporate Seal
By w. w. McEUEN. its Vice
President. J4,1i,1i
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
German Warship
Captures Spanish
Coastal Freighter

tCnyrio ght. 1887, by United Press
SANTANDER, Spain. Jan. I. UP
"A Spanish coastal freighter and
its captor, a grim German cruiser,
steamed together off the bay OF
Biscay coast today, making history.
Spanish loyalist authorities flash
ed series Of angry messages to
the cruiser. demanding the little
ships return.
To each message the German
commandant wireleSSed back i'm
perturbably that he would release
the ship when Spanish authorities
released the cargo and a PASSENGER
seized from a German ship. The
Palos, during the Christmas holi-
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
F.D.R., PERKINS
TO CONFER ON
STRIKE CRISIS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4. U.P)-Sec-
retary Of Labor Frances Perkins will
confer with President Roosevelt
concerning the Pacific coast mari
time strike. Assistant Labor Secre-
tary Edward F. McGrady said to-
dav.
McGrady. back in Washington
after many weeks on the Pacific
coast seeking to arbitrate the bitter
maritime dispute, said he would not
return to the west until the situa-
ton has been canvassed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Miss Perkins.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
HEAVY CROP
DAMAGE DONE
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patrol declared they believed none
was in danger at marooned camps
but efforts would be made to reach
all locked areas.
A party of As Orange county Boy
Scouts was trapped at Camp Rokili
N upper Santa Ana canvon OF the
San Bernardino mountains.
Only one death was attributed
n the winter condition, that OF
Tascha Titwack. LvnWood- Calf.
school official. who was killed in an
avalanche Of snow that crashed into
the ROOF of a cabin in the Valley
OF the Falls. above Redlands N
the San Bernardino mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04

because of recurrence of his war
time ailments.
DR.. Kings device fol pre-heat-
ing ether is a simple container
which is enclosed in a hot-water
jacket.
1T looks simple but it works" 4"
he said. In one operation here
a woman was under ether for more
than two hours. Fifteen minutes
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
SEARCH FOR BURGLARS

Imperial county deputy sheriffs
are searching for swanky dressed
burglars who took clothes from a
Yuma store Sunday night The
missing articles included a suede
snorts Jacket a brown suit. q brown
shirt. tie and hat.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
URT REJECTS APPEAL TO TEST SOCIAL SECURITY
McCABE
Caroline Paine

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sariego and chill
dren were guests New Years eve OF
the I. Thanners.
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Among those who attended the
Tournament of Roses and the foot
ball game at Pasadena were w. H.
Carr and sons Fred and Raymond.
Mrs. George Yukawa i. and her
daughters Masako and Marie spent
Friday in the San Diego mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
Suspect Arrested
On Morals Charges

Louis Arreguin %. was arrested
at Holtville this weekend on morals
charges involving a l5-year-old girl.
He is held in the county jail pend
inc further information sought by
officers
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04

lar session Tuesday night at 7:30
o'clock in the Masonic temple.
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Nelson Studio, 628 Main. Phone 181.
(N7)
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Anna McManus Ill-Anna Nc
Manus. employe of the Imperial
Irrigation District. was confined to
her home Monday by a severe at
tack of flu.
Now the Don Room for your steak
dinners Trocadero. J28tf
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Permit ISsued-Mack Nagel Mon
day obtained a building permit for
work costing S35, repairing store
front in the 400 block on Nam
street.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
Spanish Classes
Will Be Resumed

Spanish classes were to be resum-
ed Monday night at the high school
after a holiday vacation, the class
meeting at the usual hour and place.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
TRIBUNAL DENIES
FEDERAL REQUEST

WASHINGTON Jan. L. (UP)-The supreme court
today rejected appeal brought to test provisions of
the New Deal social security law imposing for
poyment insurance In refusing the the reject
ed the request of the that the be heard
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
NON N-EXPLOSIVE ETHER SEEN
AS BIG AID TO MEDICINE

ANGELES UPDevelopment of nonexplosive ether
physician today hailed by medical
contribution the field OF anesthecs
half century cautiously admitted
experiments perfectng noneosve ether seemed successful
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
Los Angeles and Vicinity

Los Angeles and Vicinity - Fair
Monday might; Tuesday increasing
cloudiness: continued cold although
slightly warmer Monday night;
gentle to moderate wind, becoming
southwesterly and increasing Tues
day.
Southern CaIifornia-Fair Monday
night; Tuesday increasing cloudi-
ness: probably followed by rain;
rain in west portion by Tuesday
night: slightly warmer Monday
night: moderate northwest, becom-
ing southwest wind off the coast
increasing Tuesday
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-04
y XNka:th!@|!:

LOCAL TEMPER
Maximum Sunday .-........... 5e
Minimum Monday ........-...-.. 2t
Reading at Noon Monday
Tempera ................ 6l
Humidity ......... ..-.#...-........ e
Reading at ) n. m. Monday
Temperature ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
Humidity -...-...-.-....-.... bs
Reading at u. m. sunday
Temperature NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Al
Humidity ..-..--... ..-......-..-.. D,