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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUILDING SITES. : MI D. c. N PRINCE
TII T1IqT&eS Et1y Co good road; nhone. elec. {. {.
cihSoo cMihhGoH I5iFI5 foHte T. Anacostia Sta, p c.
ll33 III, NORTH HARRISON ST. ARL-, VA.
enon eiI neat air cond b-i gar; 8 Ice closets
asneins Builder ID r. N McchAise e!hsi ssenE-seFm af0o
wilson wills blvd. Ari. Va. Walnut sass, aeS
prettili9 M9QtitpNI npr,a YOU LIKE TO OWN THE
broom brick. tiled bath fireplace, gas
Near seboo refrs tt9re ne wooded o close ~
noQo down. balance easy terms
RALPH GRAIN. 1899 Lee Hwy. Wal ea59.
S6ns Nc DOWN &C ,P;AYMENT-NEW BRICK
ments. Temple 1870. Ewes. o Cleveland vel pfSS ISS5.
5-RM. AND BATH BRICK HOME, H.-W.H,
AMI beautifully handicapped schools
churches. stores. Ewes, Clarendon 946-M.
BE MBERWYN, MD.--4RooM BUNGALOW.
Only 50 600 with $500 m downs WOES payment Tsi1on.
p,dsr: Brran3chvil!e, 3chvil!e Nd rooms with ami.
less than rent OWNER. eGO Tel. BerWgn rSSe4es 4s'
Queens Chapel rd.; ; new bungalows, Just
RnlShed; @ two left; modern in all respects;
Price, $4,000 and S6,75O. $500 sash,
re51 rp17,Stlls Smal monthly payments. IRA K.
$1,000 CASH. $4,000 OVER PERIOD OF
years buys real show place. on high ele-
Vatlon overlooking Potomac Well protect
ed by its surrounding acreage Not only
exceedingly fine investment. but a Charming
home. IN an unSpoiled section Of Virginia
Appointment, address Box OR. Star.
IDEAL HOME OR INVESTMENT: 10
rooms, sunroom, ami. 2-car built-in ga
rage; porches shade, lily pool pergola,
chicken house; large grounds. Reduced:
quick sale $500 Two lots adjoining avail
able. Would consider exchange small
house, D. c. sos Lincoln ave, Riverdale
Md. Hyattsville 25l
HYATTSVILLE-FOUR AND BATH
bungaltw, sleeping porch. mi, cellar and
furnace. Price, S3,150. Easy terms.
Attractive, new, five-room and bath bum
galoW ami. hot-water heat. Price,
81 $50. Easy terms.
ZANTZINGER & CO, Greenwood 1919,
SOS Baltimore Pike, Riverdse, Md.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
acres. rooms, bath, h.-w.h., electric
ity: ir, : OIL o burneg; big bold spring concrete
SprlngnouSe' 2,car garage; S7500; terms.
1l6 Balfo. Blvd, Riverdale
. broom bungalow, INV h. gas. electric
'ty, garage, lot 60x1a4 it.. beautifully
Handicapped: S6.500; terms
% Oakwood Rd., Hyattsville
5-room bungalow, electricity, gas; large
lot; bus al door: 1850: terms Key at our
office, Erwin REALTY CO. call Hyatts-
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APARTMENTS UkFURkisHED.
Continued

nette, kitchen, bath. screened back porch
borh09d near bus line and stores s4, ss.p yassR'
Aptn iS'. hbEEnERT 81 ii r W. u LEE. Ef'' ea'A
1343 H st. NV District 1900.
rms, E,tabs1, EAIR yAbyEIssae. bs15 s4es. re,e Ere.
Hppy nefh
NeY sh SfT df inc ave District E sobs Sd Gan
tit: BATH dinstte. E porch; N sss heat. s;, Key,
0asemeagtE gEHEkAf si42 oTSn RnAR4iEs R1 s3sSe; nc
sss [ an St. Ne. NAAIlisai Atlantis iHs b17s.
. rms, kitchen. dinette bath. screened
p9otrch; heat hot water, viii vacate April
-'. % so$ 2S KENNEDY ST. NV.
tr,se1srion rms kitehen bath, porch. elec. re-
LEA Szis WAFiH 4 sx T. JAMES. 4ss B'ss: ss.s.
BATH IT s fouf TGGms Kitchen and
'0f tenant ! il9s sse' 1oth' ST. 81 Pfr NV RSnth'
units nsW of vd poem tf.ba BUILDING
snd bath ss and Sen rooms, kseSen aseTs
dining nS, aIsoys RoCk ana GsrnK bath 1,s at So
diers, Home grounds: four rooms. Kitchen
and bath: $50 per month
ROBERT w. SAVAGE
S07 Union Trust Bldg. Natl. 363O.
435 18th ST; sE-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath, S42 so. See janitor
~ 10th st. Sc, convenient to Navy
YaTdv5 I'd 3 rooms and bath $40. See ianitor
FIAT, 64712 G st: n.e.-5 rooms and bath,
NV h., elec,. S37.50.
Flat, 1881 D st, n.e.- rooms and bath,
NV h, elec;, S35. Key at Apt 2.
h.-M.h.. elec:. S32.50 Key at ONCE
Fiat. l25l St. s.e.-3 rooms and bath,
eiec;, 81! 20. Key at Apt. No. 1.
rooms and bath. INV h.. elec.. $40
j. c. WELDON 90 Mot 5n11
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Best Buy in Cleveland Park.
Equity Of $4,000 for $4,000 in . ,ine
home in beautiful. convenient neishbor-
Sec. d Trust. This $4,000 home can be
owned By down payment Of $1,000 and
Gently been put in neW-house condition:
construction Of the finest; oil heat, Electro-
luz, inst: hQt water; also gaxeEe. OWNER
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

DETACHED HOME-NEW. FURNISHED
| or unfurnlshed: Barnaby Woods section; all
improvements; sarsgs; recreation room. oil
heat. GmerSon 6o18.
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HOME AT LAST.
DETACHED TWo-STORY.
S6 Q50
WESLEY HEIGHTS

QUALITY AT A MINIMUM PRICE.
Permanent outlook over beautiful park,
with natural stream and bridge. amidst
dense dogwood. tulip and poplar trees, with
a street frontage Of 200 IT.: the 1st floor
buffers pantry and spacious hall. lava
tory: End floor has very large bedrms..
ing 9TH room; large bedrms. and bath on
3rd floor; huge recreation room: new and
priced at M SS3's5O: We We invite innyite your COM
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST. 141l,
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CAPITOL HILL.
TOURIST HOME
INVESTIGATE.

..317 East Capitol St. best location ir
city; long lest ablished business. Open fol
| inspection after pm "a.
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TWO-sToRY BRICK BUILDING; 3sx6S
garage or warehouse; NV; water, ligt
and sewer; a real sacrifice at $4,000. L, T
THADEN. Wisconsin 544O.
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY

For rent or sale. houses. BUNGALOWS.
apaFLmentS. stores, garages; city or sub
FINGER CO. Natl. 537l H45 K st. NV, or
GreenWood 1919. 90S BALTIC. blvd. Rivers
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/ have ? Diet. houses in Chevy Chase,
under $40. 900, both in new-house condi-
ton. Excellent buys. Call MR.. EWELL,
National
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Open 2 to 8-1509 Buchanan st.
Imposing 20-ft. Colonial brick, Just of
18th st. 6 large rms, parquet floors,
inclosed porches. h.-w.h.. in excellent con-
dition' large yard. Only $3.50. Liberal
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. Met. 54oo.
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1912 QUINCY ST. N.W.-MODERN HOME.
in excellent location: g rms bath. 3
porches. garage. Cali Met. O045 between
5 and pm, or Col. 2704-J evenings.
bath, S45; 30S 7th st. s.w.. ) rms, bath.
S45; unheated fiat, $50 10th St, s.w.. 3
rms. bath, $3.50: 1905 K st. Sc,
rms. bath, S35. LLOYD R. TURNER,
600 9TH ST sw
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY
STORES FOR RENT.

5125 GEORGIA AVE-30x6O FEET; 5
large windows; excellent location; suitable
for heavy business; reasonable rent. Co
BASEMENT STORE AND DwKLL1NG,
near 18th and N SITS: NV. Suitable for
grocery. barber. tailor or shoemaker.
SOME FREE RENT: STORE, SUITABLE
any business; low rent. including heat
gas and elec.: apartment in rear II desired.
AIS East Capitol st. Agents. attention. "a.
ON 18th ST.. NEAR BLACKSTONE
Hotel; 1Sxe5 attractively arranged, heat
furnished; excellent location for District
office of any organization; reasonable rent.
Georgetown store. on NJ ST.. 1895: suit
able for any retail business; available at
once; rent. Ss5. CALL MR.. MARSHALL,
WITH BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL $500.
1417 K ST. NV.
913 18th ST NV.
Thousands Of footsteps pass daily. Op-
posite Veterans Bureau and Southern Rail.
way Size 87x13 and balcony. runs through
TO alley; S225 per month. Z. QUINCY
SMITH. INC. 909 18th st. NV. Dist. 9051.
1901 NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
Large corner store in new building. with
two complete apis. above. each con{tsting
Of 2. rooms. Kitchen and bath. Entire
building xAsfs sassGs q JAMES. no.
1854 18th St. NV. DtstRiot oeAe.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

FOR RENT, LEASE OR sALE-s.W.. en,
offices 2nd floor, 16x3O #. Natl. 943s.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$3.50.
SHEPHERD PARK

Detached Brick.
Attractive Colonial home 6 large rooms.
fireplace, h.-w.h.: attic, daylight basement:
beautiful lot detached garage. The reason
needs repairs: BETHEL Dist 31OO.
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HOUSES WANTED ro nIIY

e TO & ROOMS: PREFER OLD HOi. ,iE;.
possession within As days: good cash paw
mpnt: quick action z. A. GARyEY Dist
450S. 1923 VT. ave
CASH; Row, BRICK. HOUSES QUICK
Sale II Priced to Sell. e. w BAILEY
Adams 47S6. or mail. l435 Meridian NV.
WILL PAY CASH FOR 6 70 RM. USED
noqse see; write or phone MR.. STROUP.
73l SO. Bldg, District O36S.
DETACHED HOUSE OF 5 OR 6 POOMs.
nv NJ or ne: white section, D. c. only.
bargain. VIII pay cash. Prefer clear
property. not over $4,000. No brcker.
Box 2Sl-Q. Star. 24s
LIST YOUR HOUSES FOR SALE WITH US
ISf .immsalats S snd satisfactoEy results.
100 Eye st. Met. 3S6O
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
,o- doss REALTY COMPANY.
I402 Eye 81. Natl. 1853.
THIS OFFICE PAYS CASH FOR D. G.
real estate. 1t will be greatly to your
advantage to call in person or write 10
ED. L, STROHECKER
IN
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213S ST. NW.-LARGE LIV. RM..
French doors. tile bath, shower. kit. rec.
hal. porch, garden. refg.. janitor. %.
3412 OTIS ST. NE.-3 RMS. KITCHEN.
dinette. tile bath; heat. hot water, refg.i
$50. Apply MRS. ROSE. Apt. ..
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$7,650-GLOVER PARK.

FURNISHED HOME. Open to JPN
QUALITY BUILT. new 6-room Colonial
brlck home; Bryant automatic heat: recr
room. You are urged to inspect these
sensational VALUES
Sale by any broker or
-. y. 0NO VEN, Builder. Natl. 1897
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4702 GEORGIA AVE. NW.-ATTRACT!VE,
neat apt. in dr.'s home; rms. kit,
semi-bath. h. W. gas. elec.. Frigidaire,
telephone; adults: $3.50.
THE BOND. 1890 N. H. AVE. N.W.--1 RIM,
bath, $50; / rm.. kitchen. bath, S42.50
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NE. HOME BARGAINS.

Woodbridge bungalow. POI" Hanllin st.
ne r. b., attic, front porch. southern
exposure nr. school; $3.50.
1919 irving st. n.e.-Bungalow r,
b.. h,-w.h.; $3.50. incl furniture open
3i27 10th st. n.e.-Modern bungalow.
good condition. r, b., gas heat; lot
3axl5O; gar: $3.50
1909 end st. ne.-Det. home r., b.,
nreplace gar, paved street, alley; nr.
schools bus; S6,T50.
oOo4 r 7 Ave NJ neootur oo1-
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1888 BENNETT PL. NE
rooms and bath, h.-wh. > screened
porches, Lear garage. Can be used for 2
THoS, E. FARRELL CO. REALTORS.
~ INth ST. NV Natl
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$11,85O-BRICK AND STONE.
This beautiful, detached. air-conditioned
Colonial fireplace. 3 large bedrms. =
beautiful baths; Ind floor finished; heated
attic on Bird floor. making 4th large bedrm
recreation .rm. with open fireplace. The
lot is spacious: the view is good and the
community substantial Close to trans
portation, this house represents one of the
best new-house buys and only about Is
min. from city and close to Mass ave Nv
Garage Ewes. call Mr.. Poston. Cleveland
FRANK q PHILLIPS DJsr IAN
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NEAR 18th AND K SITS. NE


National s917.
NEAR 11th AND K SITS. NE.
Large Colonial porch home, 6 rooms, tile
bath: INV h.. elec: lights; instant. hot
water heater Q additional rooms in cellar.
Large front and rear porches, and garage.
This is an excellent location. Priced low
for quick sale.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
9TH and H Sts. NE. Lincoln Os97.
AN INTOWN HOME
OF compelling charm in Cathedral Heights.
few short blocks from the Washington
Cathedral. OF English architecture With
center hall, featuring massive stone fire;
place, rich holdings; paneled walls covered
with Sanitas delicately shaded, symbolize
the best decorative features of the French
En- pire period. The breakfast ROOM artis.
tically done in blue. with chair rail and
red leather cushioned seats. The kitchen:
creation of today, will delight you and
make cooking pleasure. lounge room. re-
plere with bookshelves. leather cushioned
benches. bar with cabinets and large mir
ror. on the second floor are, three delishtful
bedrooms and two tastefully appointed
baths, screened living porch, closets with
mirrored doors and shoe racks. THIS
HOME IS MODERNLY PRICED. Call J.
WESLEY BUCHANAN, Emerson 1865 til
3 pm.
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AIR-CONDITIONED

just completed. g rooms, Ia baths:
large lot. fine location in Bethesda. Sample
house. No. 10 South Brook lane. Close
to transportation. stores. schools. etc.
Rea sonable prices and very easy terms.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON, INC.
Investment Bldg. Dist. 6Og2
Last l Left-Priced Very Low.
918 Sligo Ave, Silver Spring, Md.
New det. brick, 6 rooms, > baths. attic
garage; large shaded lot. District 1911
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$500.
BUNGALOW,
HILLCREST, D. c.
California type bungalow at one of the
highest points in this popular close-in
suburb. 1t is amid attractive homes and
delightful surroundings. 1t contains six
comfortable rooms t3 splendid bedrooms
modern bath oak floors and trim, fireplace
wide covered porch. screens, weather
stripping, Frigidaire, OIL HEAT. Marvellous
lot. 50Xl90. fruit trees. garden and lovely
shrubs Lear garage and Toulouse Permit
us 10 show YOU this unusual offering.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th ST NV. REALTOR Natl O753
Evening Phone, Call Mr.. Owen Col Sl66.
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APARTMENTS FUR, OR UNFUR.

200 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV,
! SO. west of Dupont Circle (20c taxi zonel.
Apis. of to rms. and ba., FURN. OR UN-
FURN.. hskpg., non-hskpg.; hotel service op-
ttonal. TRANSIENTLY from So; WEEKLY,
MONTHLY. Splendid restaurant, moderate
prices. Monthly from $50 unfurn. S75
turn, with full hotel service.
Rents Incl Elec. for Lights and Refg.
DELIGHTFUL SUNROOF
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-02
SEA BATTLE LOOMS AS RIVAL GROUPS
HAGGLE OVER CHANCE TO GIVE
FLIER C0RRIGAk A PARADE

that he was interested only in the
ticker tape and city hall celebra-
ton.
James A. Kelly, speaking for
Brooklyn and all the Irish of the
city, said maybe COrrigan said
such a thing and maybe he didn't
and BrOoklyn's parade, planned for
two weeks, would proceed as sched-
uled.
They quarreIed all day yester-
day. Howe said ii was too much
to ask policemen to handle crowds
for two parades in one day and
there would be but one parade
Manhattan's. Kelly said Brooklyn's
Sheriff James v. ManganO would
deputize all the men needed to
handle the parade there.
Tf the police department re-
fuses us a marching permit we are
marching anyhow" Kelly said.
And if anybody is arrested, his
tory will be made"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-02
HEARING PUT
OFF IN !. Y.
MURDER CASE
Action in Staying of
Charles Meyers Set
For Thursday

A preliminary hearing to
determine if Sam Schoen-
berg shall be held for trial
by the superior court on a
charge of numbering Charles
Meyers in Ell Centro July % was
postponed. until 1850 pm. Thurs
day when Justice of the Peace j
L. Simpson. was notified that Edgar
B. Hervey, San Diego. has been
retained to defend Schoenberg.
Hervey requested the postpone
ment because his presence was re-
quired at jury trial in San Diego
Tuesday, District Attorney Elmer
w. Heald said.
Meyers body was found in the
light of flames leaping from the
Freedman packing shed on Ell Cen
tro's easide. The packing shed
where both Schoenberg- and Mey-
ers were employed, was burned
to the ground. Origin of the fire
had never been determined.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-02
County, State
Salaries Free
From Taxes

Salaries of county and state en-
ployes are not subject to social
security taxes. District Attorney
Elmer w. Heald told the board of
supervisors late Monday.
Heald cited a letter from James
J. Norris, manager of the San Die
go office, bureau of old age insur-
ance, quoting the Social Security
Act that services performed in
the employ of a state, a political
subdivision thereof, or an instru-
mentality of one or more states
or political subdivisions" are ex-
empt from social security taxes.
The question was raised when
form letters relating to payment Of
such taxes were received by I'm
perial county officers. Norris ex-
planned that the forms were sent
out by mistake.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-02
CALEXICAN
DIVES Is FEET,
ONLY BRUISED
Flaming Auto Plunges
Over Grade, Driver
Slightly Hurt

Plummeting Is feet over
a mountain grade embank-
ment in an automobile that
burst into flames at the end
of its plunge, j. B. Burdick,
45, of Calexico, suffered only minor
cuts and bruises Monday night
Burdick had been drinking, said
Sgt. Cliff Reid of the California
Highway Patrol.
Burdick, driving west on the San
Diego highway, was three-quarters
of a mile north of Boulder Park
when he failed to negotiate a right
curve and his car left the high
way, leaped the embankment and
plunged down the steep hillside.
Fire destroyed the machine.
The driver rolled clear, was pick
ed up by another motorist and re-
turned to Ell Centre. First aid
treatment was given at the Ell Cen
tro police station, after which Bur-
dick told highway patrol officers
OF the accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-02
Sen. Smathers
Urges F.D.R R.
Third Term

ATLANTIC CITY, N. Y,
Aug. 2. (UP)-Sen. William
H. Smathers, D., N. j., be-
came the first senator to
recommend a third term for
President Roosevelt today.
He told several hundred local
Democrats at a testimonial dinner
last night:
Il have but one political ambi-
ton left. That is to help elect
President Roosevelt for a third
term. l want him to seek a third
term because there is no one big
enough and strong enough to carry
on for him should he step aside.
"Thc conservative and reaction
aIy forces of both parties are al
ready in a huddlc. They hope to
control the Democratic national
convention by putting forth Vice
President Garner. l do not believe
that the vice president will permit
his name to be used in a scheme
to scrap the humane progress of
the New Deal and turn the govern
ment over again TO the interests
The presidents decision to seek
third term will once and for all
put an end to this reactionary
Scheming."
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-02

BODY FOUND
AT BRAWLEY
Located i'm Settling
Basin Near Ice Co.
Plant-AcCident

BRAWLEY, Aug. 2.-The
body of w a | t er Russell
Woodhouse, 35, eX sailor,
was found in a settling basin
near the ice company plant
here late yesterday.
Woodhouse, laborer who had
lived in BraWley for about a year
was last seen Friday morning at
the Reed tire shop by the proprie-
tor and j. E. Brown. The men said
he was a heavy drinker.
Deputy Coroner Herbert Hughes
believed Woodhouses death was
accidental, he said. No signs of
struggle were found on the bank
of the settling basin, the man S
clothes were not disarranged, and
an autopsy showed no traces of
violence.
Survivors, including Mrs. l.. l..
Wright, San Diego, his sister, and
Mrs. Leonard Woodhouse, Balti-
more, Md, his mother, were mott
fled.
Woodhouse, said friends, lost his
most recent job because of drunk
enness. He was unemployed at the
time of his death. Only II cents
were found in his pockets.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-02
BOND SUIT
AIMED AT
DISTRICT

M E. Oswald. fourth non-depos-
iting bondholder to take a similar
step, Tuesday joined James H. Jor-
dan in a suit attempting to force
the Imperial Irrigation District to
pay full amounts due on bond in
terest and principal.
Previously Jordan had been join
ed in his original suit by James
r. Mason, Walter j. Selby and
Francis V. Wheeler. The Jordan
suit originally sought to force the
district to levy tax rate sufficient
to meet all bond and warrant pay
mentS.
Oswald, in his Intervention suit,
charged that the district has more
than $2000,000 available for pay
ment of bond principal and inter
est coupons. Oswald's bond hold
ings amount to $18,115. He asked
Judgment for this sum, or, in de-
NNult of its payment, requested a
court order compelling the district
to exchange his bonds for first
issue refunding bonds.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-02
Baby Clipper
Passes Phoenix

Phoenix, Aug. 2 (UP)-Pan Am
erican Airways' Baby Clipper" ar
rived in Phoenix today enroute to
link by aerial service the United
States and Alaska for the first time
in history.
The northern terminus of the
new Pan American route will be
Juneau, on the Alaskan Pacific
coast, and the southern terminus
Seattle. The current flight is a
ferry jaunt to put the craft into
service.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-02

the extent OF damage OF CASUALTIES.
The raid sharpened the tension
between Soviet Russia and Japan
over their border dispute in the
Vladivostok region of eastern ST.
IBERIA, along the ill-defined from
tiers of Siberia, Korea and Man
chukuo.
The Korean command in an
earlier communique said Russian
infantry and tanks attacked Japa-
e-Manchukuan troops in the
disputed Changkufeng hill sector.
Later the Korean army head
quarters at Keijo announced Japa-
nese casualties as q soldiers and
three officers. killed and 81 SOL
diers wounded since the beginning
of the Changkufeng incident.
The Japanese estimated Soviet
casualties at $50, of which 70 were
known dead, their bodies having
been left on the battleship.
Soon after the announcement
headquarters of the central Japan
Continued on Page Col -
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-02

NEW YORK, Aug. z. (UP)-A
possibiIity-a remote one-Of a ma
val battle developed today as two
rival reception committees insisted
that they were going out to the
harbor IN boats Thursday to meet
Douglas COrrigan anu that each
would bring him ashore from the
liner Manhattan.
One would take him to Brooklyn
Borough, fer colossal parade
down Flatbush avenue; the other
to Manhattan for ticker tape
parade up Broadway and well
coming at city hall by Mayor F. II.
LaGuardia.
COrrigan, returning from Ire
land to where he flew on his
wrong way trip, was getting sketchy
reports of the feud by radio tele-
phone aboard the incoming ship
Both delegations were calling him.
0) Stanley Howe, the mayors secre-
tary, said Corrigan assured him
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-02
The How of It

An Ell Centra back after a va
cation in Arizona back country re-
counts meeting an aged gentleman
on q lake bank. The old gentleman,
with brown ribb rs from each cor
ner of his mouth down over the
parsley that covered his chin,
chomped away and replied to "How's
with
VI aint caught fish in 20 years
why? Aren't there any fish i'll
this lake
Sure, theys plenty of fish
well, what's wrong with your
luck?"
"Lucks all right. I just amt been
flshin'.'
Without ever a smile he walked
away
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-02
POWER UNITS
GET APPROVAL

to construct substations at Ell Gen.
tro, Westmorland, Calipatria, Heber
and inland besides three rural
sub-stations, and installation of a
switchboard and wiring at the
Brawley diesel plant.
H. A. Bauerle, Los Angeles, with
bid of $18,715, won contract
to build sub stations at Holtville,
Calexico and Imperial.
Work will start as soon as con-
tractors can move into the field,
and will be finished by the time
distributing wires are strung to
every section of the valley. district
officials said.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-02

died of heat proStration beside the
West road II miles northeast of
Brawley.
He collapsed in the shade of a
tree shortly after ending straight
20-hour siege Of labor in a hay
field a mile north of the West
store. With E. D. Ferguson, he had
been working on a hay bailer.
A doctor was called when Camp
bells collapse was noticed, but
the laborer died shortly after the
physician arrived from Brawley.
Campbell and Ferguson began
work at 4:30 Sunday afternoon,
Ferguson told Deputy Coroner Her.
bert Hughes, and continued until
shortly after noon Monday. Fer
guson suggested that they quit
earlier, he said, but Campbell want
ed to finish the job.
His friends knew little of Camp
bells past, except that he was
veteran of the Engineering corps
who had served in France. The
coroner sent his fingerprints to
the war department at Washing
ton Tuesday in an attempt to trace
relatives.
Campbell was the second heat
victim in two days. Mrs. Annie
Wells, 81, died Monday at hel
home on East Holt avenue in E
Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-02
Ex-Prosecutor. Officials
Accused i'm Lottery

NEW YORK, Aug. 2 (UP)-Dis-
trict Attorney Thomas E, Dewey
today charged that two city magis
trates and a former district attOr-
ney we're involved in the lottery
racket of which Tammany Leader
James j. Hines was alleged to have
been one of the directors.
In bill of particulars demanded
by Hines counsel, Dewey said that
Hines or other defendants in the
lottery case had bribed, influenced
or intimidated Magistrate Hulon
Capshaw and the Iate Magistrate
Francis Erwin. He did not specify