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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLEY BEACH ON CHESAPEAKE
River .sI-F-@ Post Once Mayo Nc "
COTTAGE FOR ENT-ATTKAcTTVELY
Echo. Call Saturday. Wis. 54o2
FOR RENT-1O-RooM HoUsE. FUR-
nished on CheSspeake Bay. one hour from
m9nh per mons siIa az per mon2
81, sale, Cali Log Inn. Annapolis
from city rooms fireplace, bath and
kehen eeetriciy @ running watsT oyner
Call District GAS, 10 to ;.
soah FSes reoRs 5aReAN baths aAGRE
compes na5 saafs rn!Ssa dGss spsndd sds eondon
sacrifice at $1,000 cash. c. F. LEE,
Annapolis, Md
LONG BEACH. Mr.. soLoMoNs ISLAND
Tase: sefrsned facing bay. H H sender.
:s-RooM BUNGALOW ON SALT WATER.
ing fishing. clubhouse, stores: house deiv-
cries, of groceries and ice free school bus.
Tqin 1epms prss Box assdss 4s s,r two lots sa23 Easy
BY OWNER AT SACRIFICE
stricted. refined community IS miles from
terms MR. WEST. sterhns a55l. ~
COL. BEACH R. WATER. ELEc CE-
ment walks: so cash. low mo. payments:
bargain. OWNER, Box "3"-S. Star L.
MAGOTHY RIVER. WIDEST PART l35
feet on river. 500 feet deep: beautiful old
trees. fine lawn; li2-story frame cottage, S
bedrooms and maids room bath. all mod
ern convenlences; large pier lighthouses. -
Car garage. Safe. sandy beach. ideal for
children. To settle estate. 81 900 Phone
Plaza 1925. or write CHAS. P. COADY. 10
South ST. Baltimore. Md. Is
FOR SALE-NEW COTTAGES $3.50.
81 400, terms. Furnished or unfurnished.
Water. cleo. porches 2 sides. shade Ses
OWNER, lth st and beach, Classic Shore.
Colonial Beach Va.
30o-AcRE LEVEL FARM. 900O-FT.
e1soNs fa5 'Gsa Barr BIDS 81 NINA Nationa Or 875s ~:
HERRING BAY. MD.-ATTRACTIVE cor
tage facing bay All conveniences. Fins
fishing. safe bathing. Bargain. H E.
HAY. OF N. Danville St Arlington. Va
GLEN ISLE, ON BEAUTIFUL SOUTH
River, Q mi. from District line by Central
ave. Lot 50x125. Price, 500 and up.
Terms $40 down. s. mo. Cottages for
zANTziNGER CO. Natl a593. Or. 1919.
BAY RIDGE
To Close Estate.
One of best located bay front homes: 4
rooms. bath. cellar. porches garage. with
servants room and bath Lot IS by 30
feet; wonderful shade. fruit and shrubbery,
Offered completely furnished at about half
original cost. Columbia 501a
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

GENTLEMAN GOVT. EMPLOYED RE-
qulTeS :, rooms. Iu:n. or unfurn or one
room. garage: in private home nearby
Va. within 1o-min. drive D. c. Box
',:i:}-S Star IT,
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1922 43rd PL. NV.
S1475-S4OO CASH: S87 so Per Month
Semi-detached home: on , floors. con-
tanning rooms. kitchen. tiled bath with
shower. toilet IN basement. Weather
stripped. oil heat: lot .!5xl32. In good
UNION INVESTMENT CO.. Natl 5536.
Sun and Ewes. Dist. i6!O Ext A..
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GENUINE SACRIFICE

When you consider the carefully handled
the delightful arrangement of the 3 bed
rooms. the two colorful tile baths the
by the graciouslv proportioned living room
with it's stone fireplace and on the other
by the dining room and cocktail lounge the
kitchen a1ording every convenience in its
blue and cream appointments. the location
on :fSth st. Just south of Cathedral ave
within stones tones threw OF the National Ca
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Emerson 1856
n n M
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

REPOSSESSED DETACHED HOMES
Chevy Chase, D. C: Va. and Md: long
term Federal Housing available: one-flfth
cash balance less than rent. Also kood in
come producers. TEL EPHONE FOR LIST
FULTON r, GORDON. l4!1 Eye st. NV.
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HOUSES UNFURNlSHED.

rooms. bath. cellar under entire house:
ami: references required. Inquire No.
N. Y ave NV
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SPECIAL!
BRICK GALOW-BETHESDA MD
, large rms and tile bath automatic
neat. fireplace: close stores and bus: small
GOWN payment and sol % per month. in
cIudlnp taxes and insurance
GOSS REALTY COMPANY.
14"3 Eye 81, National 1853
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FARMS FOR SALE.

140-ACRE DAIRY FARM
Near Etchlson. IN MontgomerT Courrv,
Nd. Nice house. barns and ourbulld,nsS
Call R. GAYLOR. Shepherd 2f45
Evening star., 1938-04-15

To Close an Estate.
One Of best located bay front homes: =
rooms, bath, cellar; porches, sarage. with
servants room and bath. Lot IS by 20
feet; wonderful shade. fruit and shrubbery,
Offered completely furnished at about half
original cost. Columbia 501a
Evening star., 1938-04-15
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
TWO NEW CNE-STORY BRICK STORES
on the only commercial site IN a tfllckIv
populated white residential section.
Each leased 10 reliable tenant for five
years al 81 .O20 per year. Tenants
furnish own heat and light Priced a.
only 800 each. An unusual Inres.-
ment oppOrtunIty. TERMS
Evening star., 1938-04-15

LOG CABIN-LAKE JACKSON. 30 MILES
from city rooms fireplace, bath and
leaving city. VIII sacrifice at $1,000.
Call District GAS. 10 to 3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-12
CARBONELL STARS
RETAINED LEAGUE
LEAD LAST NIGHT
DEFEATED HIGH SCHOOL IN
CLOSE GAME: SCORE. 90 TO
n; 3 SQUAD wALLopED By
FELLOWSHIP CLUB

Their lead threatened all the
way, the City League Leading
CarEonelI Stars STAYED off their
nearest contender, the High
School Varsity, with a 1927 vic
tory at the Gym last night. In
the second game of a doublehead-
er, the Fellowship Club finally
woke up and went into an orgy
of scoring in smashing the High
School 3 Squad 1915.
Never more than five points be-
hind, the Varsity began to inch
closer toward tie near the end
of the game. With less than a
minute to play, Candy" levin
loosed a beautiful archer that
was good for two points. and
brought the score basket away
from tie. Ffouled, Levin
dropped his try for an extra
point. Bob Saunders, center, took
a long crack at the basket and
sank it. As7tfe stars ttotted back
ID theif defehse, tsfe final whistle
.sotfnded t96sM III .z5zu0fi81GH
Levin was in beautiful scoring
form making II points for high
point honors Of the night. Wood
son, in poor frame after scin-
tillating exhibition Friday against
the Andrew Jackson Generals,
dropped only two baskets. Bob
Saunders with Il points and
Knowles with six were Carbonell
Star leaders.
The Varsity played a slow
game against a poor Carbonell
defense, and looked sad passing.
Lopez turned in nice guarding for
the School Trying long shots
against a tall team, they were un-
able to net the ball very well.
The lanky Carbonellites broke
through the five-man defense of
the School often with sharp
thrustS.
Charlie Little Napoleon" Yates
had a good night cracking away
at the hop and got II points with
shots from all angles. James
Cooper, who has been putrid UNI
der the basket lately, broke out
in sweet scoring again and mark
ed up ten points with quick
lunges near the hoop for the Club
which looked good on passing and
seem to be developing, but whose
opposition is always lose in their
home garden
The outclassed and hlliputian 3
squad had as their high scorers,
II. Boyden, with six points. who
showed smooth play but needs
toughening, and c. Stickney with
four points who is awkward but
scrappy and has height advant-
age.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-12

The western low pressure area
has moved eastward TO the Lake
region and pressure is moderately
low southwark into the East Gulf
States.
Another Low" is moving in on
the north Pacific coast: while a
high pressure area, crested over
the eastern Rockies, overspreadS
most sections west of the Missis-
sippi River, and pressure is rela-
lively high over Atlantic coast
districts.
Light to moderate rain has &C
CURED during the last "A hours
throughout much Of the Gulf and
South Atlantic States, and on the
north Pacific coast, and light to
moderate snow from the north
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The WEATHER

ton tonight and in north portion
Thursday.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits:
Moderate shifting winds, becom-
ing northwesterly, and overcast
weather tonight and Thursday
with showers tonight.
East Gulf: Moderate north
westerly winds, and partly over
cast weather tonight and Thurs
day.
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eastern Rockies eastward e the
Atlantic coast.
Temperatures have fallen Ero-
the northern Rockies southeast
ward into Texas. and have risen
in most other sections.
c. S. KENNEDY.
Official n CnwEe
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WEATHER FORECAST
Tin go o. IN. Thursdavl

CI1H 1880 p m. thursday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday; not
much change in temperature;
gentle shifting winds. becoming
moderate northwesterly.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Thursday. preceded by rain
on southeast coast tonight; slight
ly colder in extreme north por-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-12
Today In History

Educational Fast Day in the
United States.
1883 - 25-year-old Baltimore
and Ohio r. r. finally reaches its
goal, the Ohio River.
1a38=ll00 years ago1 Died
Josiah Humphreys, PHILADELPHIA
E 8 Hl sjIbso1 POINTED sssn . IS ).
i, lalaEPeace Conference opens
informally in Paris.
1s29-Great Northern Rail-
ways Smile Cascade Mountains
tunnel opens.
ls32-Justiee Oliver Wendell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-12

Media, beautiful, courageous
girl, Is forced 10 ran q lettuce
farm to make her personal dreams
come true.
Blu, a tanned, young lettuce
fdrmeTs is O mystery to Media.
Reck, blond, gay and t1enIthy,
tells Media he has his tag on her.
Mrs. Reckless, Reek's cold and
arrogant mother, dislikes Media.
Leila, NeIda,s selfish sisteT-iH-
LAO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-12

The other day, Mr.. Ned caulk-
ms was knocking the puts down
and when he had finished nine
holes he had score of SO which
he claims is the best of his career.
It seems that he got going on the
third for birdie three and dupIi-
Gated a birdie on the 4th and
these two holes coupled with a
pair of SIS still kept his score
down to 80. On the back nine he
slipped to ~ but thinks so is good
in any mans town and especially
so on such bum green's bat he ad-
nlits thai he was just putting to-
ward the hole and the grass was
50 rough all Of the puts accident
ally went down. However, a lot
of other guys would like to know
how it is done.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-12

I737-John Hancock. B0z1n1
patriot. first signer Of the Dec-
lartion Of Independents. born Il
Braintree. Mass. Died DcL 3
1893.
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l837-Thomas Moran. iGn1
scape painter-efcher. born n EnE
land. Died AZ Santa Bzrbar1
Cal. Aug. IS, 1926.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deings Around The
Gsf Links

ssssssssssssssssesesssss
Mr.. Eddie Strunk, the new club
president, has put Mr.. Ii Plum
mer in complete charge of tourna-
ments and recommends that sew
eral be played during the winter.
Mr.. P1ummer has always said he
likes them because he nearly al
ways wins and so now you may
expect almost anything TO hap
pen. from a real golf game to a
lot of nonsense.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-12

Following are the averages of
the four teams of the City Basket
hall Taen0xse=
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A few individuals are still look
ing with pop eyes and mouth
agape at the lady who walked in
to the clubhouse with a sack of
clubs larger than Bob Spottswood
and threw them down and regis
tered and then went out and
started knocking the ball mile
at a shot. But it turned out she
was a woman Pro from over Eng
land way.
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Today's
Anniversaries

1729-Edmund Burke. Erl1ish
orator and statesman. born- Died
July 8. 1877.
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Frank ]. Hogan Of Washington.
y. c. noted lawyer. born IN New
York, 81 years ago.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR.. Edward Barlow Of the State
University OF Iowa. noted chem
born 1t Glennam. N. z. s.
prs ago.
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Holmes resigns from the u. s. SUI
preme Court at age Of 81.
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le37-FIrst consignment of
Government geld starts for Fl
Knox, Hy.-Strike riots in early
morning hours al Flint. Mich
Pres. Roosevelt lays before Con-
aress his proposed Executive Re-
organization Plan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-12

Ssandish Baekus Of Detroit.
president Of the Burroughs Add
ing Machine Company. born
there. 50 years ago.
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DR.. Claude NJ. Faess of And
over. Mass. teacher biographer.
born at waterville. N. Y. So years
ago.
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.harles West Of ONO. uns3ersee-
Dry Of the interior. born az III
non. O. IS years ago.
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Mr.. Eddie StrunA, III, is throw
ing a party and his mother invit-
ed everybody by saying that her
little son Zephyr was having a
shindig but Mr.. Strunk, Jr. (wno
in this case Is SRI says that all
guests viii please leave their
Jokes outside.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-12

One day last week, MIR. Old Bye
Sands, who is also the Duke of
Rock Sound was showing Cookie
Mesa how to make 40 strokes to
a round and DIR. Old Bye surpris-
ed himself more than Cookie by
making it and since that time Mr..
John Pinder has been practicing
diligently and believes that he
can do as wen rs Old Bye but up
to date John thinks LOG is a good
score.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-12

Washington. D. c. born at Paris,
Tenn. - years ago.
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A coed many winter visitors
are now taking advantage of the
spell Of golf weather and are get
ting in a few heis. Some of the
regular players like Phil Enmer-
son have not had enough fishing
as yet while others like Mr.. Al
bert johnson are on their way to
Key West.
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Dr.. Mordecai ". johnson. pres
ent Of Howard University.
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Mr.. Doe William Penababe
Kemp believes that the world is
all roses and sugar now that he
has been able to give up the job
of president and especially since
Mr.. Hurricane Eddie Strunk has
the job. Amy day now you'll hear
Willie singing at his work.
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Barometer reading at 8 q. M:
Sea level. 30.05.
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i lalsIPeace Conference opens
informally in Paris.
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lss2-Justice Oliver Wendell
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02
AIRPLANES
TAKE OFF
FOR WAR
British Flying Boats
Join in Mock
Attack

SINGAPORE, Straits Set
Elements, Feb. 2 (UP)-Fly-
ing boats of the defending
Redlands force took off at
dawn today in search of an
attacking Blueland fleet in the
first phase of maneuvers intended
to prove whether Singapore, Great
Britain's $1000000O0 naval base,
is impregnable to attack from land,
sea or air.
Torpedo-bombing planes stood by
here to take off as soon as he
scout planes wireleSsed that they
had contacted the fleet from Blue
land, an imaginary country l,200
miles to the south. The bombers
will attack the Blueland fleet as
soon as it is found, in a great
theoretic Warship war plane battle,
to end the first phase of the man
euVerS.
The Redland planes will try to
cripple the Blueland ships and
prevent them approaching Slnga-
pore. In the war game they are to
dive from great heights and Simu-
late dropping torpedo-bombs
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02

will speak for the women VINO have
stood Steadfast IN the fight for 2
light and power system owned by
the people.
Home department centers will
erect a permanent marker at the
Magnolia school grounds, miles
east of Brawley, where the pole
setting ceremonies will be held. 2
box containing a copy of the con-
tract between the district and the
RE.A.; valley newspapers, and ap-
propriate record of the projects his
tory will be placed in the marker
John M. Carmody chief Of the
rural electrificati0n administration
who came from Washington to de
liver the principal address. will be
asked TO deposit the records in a
niche in the marker, which will then
be sealed
A bronze tablet will be placed on
the marker carrying the statement
that at that location work starte5
Feb. 3, 1888, on the electric system.
Ernest Edwards of Holtville. vet
eran barbecue expert, is in charge
of arrangements for this part OF the
program.
N. Novak, organizer, instructor and
leader of the Imperial Valley Boys
band, is rehearsing a special pro-
gram of music for the occasion.
Barbecue will be served, beginning
at II am; Charles Wieman, pres
ident of the farm bureau, will speak
and Evan T. HeWeS, district chair
man, will introduce Carmody.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02
Navy Sea Patrol
Declared Search
For Japan Ships
Congressman Declares West Coast Fleet Sought
Warships' Whereabouts in
Recent ManeuyerS

WASHINGTON, Feb 2. UP)-Rep. Byron N Scott
d. Calf, member of the house naval affairs committee
said today he had received information which he had
not been able to verify that recent American naval patrols
off the California coast were connected with effort to
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02
CLARK GABLE NAMED
BEST DRESSED MAN

CHICAGO. Feb. .. CUP)-Here,
Mr. Editor. is the news you've
been waiting for
Clark Gable. hairy-chested he
man of the films, was named the
nations best dressed man today
by the men who cut clothes and
sew them together and who there
fore ought to know. Gable, accord
ing to the Merchant Tailors De
signers association. wears drape
coats better than any other man
in America.
Here are the other nine of the
10 best dressed" selected by the
association, in order:
2. A. S. Kirkeby, Chicago, hotel
man.
3. Gene Markey. Hollywood, writ
er.
4 Alfred Rogers, Toronto, Ont,
i-millionaire.
5. L. Montefiore Stein, New York.
stock exchange.
6. Frank Gordon McGeough, Mil
Waukee. Wis. retired financier.
7. President Franklin D. Roose-
velt.
8. Warren Wright, Lexington, KY,
sportsman.
g Mayor Edward j. Kelly, Chica-
go. politician.
10. Jack Benny, Hollywood, ra-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02

dio comedian.
Fred Astaire. nimble-f footed NOV
ie star who with President topped
the list last year. failed to place
in the 1898 selections
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02

locate vessels of the Japanese navy.
Admiral William D. Leahy, chief
OF naval operations, told the United
Press that the American maneuvers
were routine and had no connec-
ton whatever with any Japanese
naval movements.
Scott said:
Il have received information that
the navy has lost track OF the
whereabouts of two japanese bat
tleships. While I have not been
able to verify the authenticity
my information, 1 am told that
the navy's recent secret patrol off
the southern California and Mex
lean coasts was connected with
an effort to locate these ships"
Scott attempted to question the
admiral yesterday during committee
hearings on the Vinson bill, design
ed to carry out President Roose-
velts recommendations for a 20
per cent increase in the fighting
strength Of the U. S. navy. But
Chairman Carl Vinson, D. Ga
persuaded him to drop that line
OF inquiry
Does the navy know the posi-
ton OF every vessel of the Japa-
nese tleet?" Scott asked Leahy.
NO" the witness replied.
rs it trying to find out the
position of the vessels of the Japa-
nese fleet?" Scott continued.
Before Leahy could reply Vinson
interrupted. He advised Scott o
forget whatever ne had in mind
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02
Grounding Day
Perfect Flop in
Imperial Valley
Furred Weather Prophet Won't Appear Here;
And That's The Safest Bet You'll
Ever Make

Maybe the grounding predicts
weather i'm other parts of the
world today, but he won't do any
predicting i'm Imperial Valley. Be
cause Imperial Valley hasn't got
any groundhOgs. Not even one.
And that makes il about the
cafest bet in the world TO buy
icket on Mr.. Grounding, in the
Feb. . race, NOT TO show.
Before chamber of commerce
secretaries have telegraphic apo
plexy sending President Roosevelt
wires of protest, here's something
II soften the shock. Feb. 2 isn't
any more GroundhOg Day han it
is the date of your Aunt Minnie's
operation. Feb. 2 is really Candle
mas, a name given il centuries
age. In churchly sense il COM
memcrates the presentation of the
Chriq child in the temr'e and the
rurificaticn Of the mother. How
the day ever got mixed up with
weather forecasting is obscure.
To further placate the irate C's
of c, whe her or not the ground
hCg sees his shadow when he sup
posedly energies from his hole on
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02

Feb. . hasn't got a thing in the
world To do with the weather.
Besides. he may get up Feb. l or
Feb 5 or even later. because a
grounding can get up whenever
he pleaSes. The later is on eN-
pert advice from Penny Rich
mond. valley wild life authority.
Richmond went a bit further,
however. and said the getting up
time of a grounding depends
mainly upon his endOcrine gland,
and although predicting the activ-
ity of endocrines in humans is
pretty tough. il would take regi-
ment of Albert Einsteins to judge
one in a grounding, even if they
COULD ca ch one in Imperial
Valley.
Nc. as a finishing touch to bring
a smile back to the face of Robert
Hays and his c of c colleagues,
there isn't even such a thing as a
grounding, He's really just a
woodchuck and only called
grounding for no real good reason.
And that just aboui takes care
Of Grounding Day for another
wear
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02
District Orders
New Equipment

Orders for 1895 meters and 400
transformers. last Of the major
items required to build the Imperial
Irrigation districts 650-mile rural
electrification system, were placed
by district directors this week.
Contract for the transformers
was awarded to the Standard
Transformer co. of Warren. Ohio,
the price $85, ,783 SO.
Order for the meters went to
Sangamo Electric co. of Spring
field. Ill at Sl9.3O282.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02
FILM STAR
ADOPTS BOY

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 2. up
Norman Scott Barnes, 3, proud
ly proclaiming that he can "sins
a big song just like daddy" to-
day became the adopted son of
Dick Powell, the movie crOoner.
Powell, husband of Joan Blon-
dell, obtained legal custody of
the boy with the consent of
Miss Blondelfs former husband,
George Barnes. movie camera
man.
Norma accompanied his
mother and step-father to court,
but forgot his cue when intro
A few minutes later. he piped
duoed to Judge Robert Scott.
in loud tones:
"Oh, is that the judge? Gee,
/ was too busy to smile when
/ was introduced to him."