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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-3358 RUNNYMEDE
home: June 15-sept. is. Cley. 7348.
NEW. DET., 6 ROOMS, NICELY FURN.;
nreplare, oil heat: servants quarters. gar;
nr. bus. Indefinite. 1900 Davenport st. NV.
ATTRAC. NEW HOUSE: MASS. AVE. SUB
urns; trees: gsrden: piano; bedrms.; July
and AUGUST; S125 mo. Wise. 1898.
2945 NEWARK ST. NV; NEAR CoNN.-4
er: immed. occup.; 500. Emerson S71O.
FOR SUMMER. COOL COMFORTABLE
rooms; screened porches; garage; conven-
lent to bus. Cleveland 1856.
PETWORTH-LOVELY, COOL GROOM
mouse, Tor summer months; inst. hot water
immediate Possession. Adams 776S.
bSoxHAdL bSms adnn,.,sIL ,yIILLAGEMs;RM: 2gATH
fas hfRis fsss sss 81 inspect call
cool: Wei furn:, Incl. study. Sleep. porch. porch
rock garden, lily pond; ideal for couple
or sm. family; reas Columbia 6331.
FOR SUMMER MoNTHs-VERY COOL.
attractive house. 4 bedrooms inclosed and
sarsse ssoa hsay sxs
NV. Cleveland 3403.
THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE. COMPLETELY
furn;; attractive surroundings, 500 per
month: available rest Of year. Call Natl.
5511S9' Ext 624. until pm; then Atlantic
ds;s d43S Tor information. 1858 Fort Baker
COLLEGE PROFESSOR WILL RENT
shaded hillside home with back terrace.
overlooking Potomac River, 20 minutes
from downtown; rooms. ! h baths: un-
usual u1 furniture and decorations through
street car service. June Is to Sept. Is.
Wisconsin 3335-J.
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S16.85O. WESLEY HEIGHTS.
One of the most beautiful corners in
Wesley Hts. with total frontage Of 150
beautiful Colonial design. Center hall, 30
It. liv. rm large din. rm.. modern. well
equipped kit; 1st-hoor lavatory: 3 large
bedrns., 2 beautiful baths dressing rm..
lovely. large side porch: shaded by huge
oak tree: 2-car garage; automatic heat,
Venetian blinds. remarkable value.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
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PINEHURST.

One-half block from this lovely circle in
Chevy Chase. D. c.. Is this very desirable
property containing 6 large rms. 2 COM
plete baths. nicely wooded lot, completely
@ptshsd @ bed 3ES Hor , and remafRabie t,R at
the best construction details, is truly
worthy of your inspection. Call Emerson
2744 for Amendment to inSpect
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$4,000 UNDERPRICED.

bedrms. 2 baths beautifully tiled: close
to 18th St.. bet. transp. lines; In perfect
condition; oil burner: terms much less
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2029 37th ST. NV,
June Is through September, $50 month
rooms. bath; on Glover Park bus line.
HOUSES FUR. OR uNFuR.

CLEVELAND PARK BEDROOMS. :
rooms, screened porches: near bus
schools: garage, yard and trees: $50. Emer
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ApARrMrNrs WANTED.

FURNISHED; 2 RMS, KIT. PVT. BAIT
employed couple; NV. section. conv
Conn. ave. bus. Box 57-B, Star. o.
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HOUSES uNEuRNlshEp.

ssSSS@S VIM Sns~sSsusDs
Eaas sDsms sssS MAyY YARPBaIcK na ad6a,da MogsE
INQUIRE 75o 10th st. Sc. A' ''''0'
SO QUINCY PL. Me- R.. BATH.
aEl so sslH5 5th ssrass g. nx ssRSo ass 4se1
sss 1AMosF sa4sas g. EEE Isq&Hs z28Ms 4sD so
722 Investment Bldg. National 4146.
BUNGAL,oW; 5 ROOMS AND BATH: GA-
TERREI Mhn11 Mr4IE Il iNc faos asth &:
IT 11th ST: Sc Mr.. EAST cAPTToL
Home with 10 rooms. in good condition.
$65.50 Lincoln 1854.
REN1twoaTH. VII easa 1922 EASTERN AVE; AVE
sSEH RkAvER VI
1925 7th ST. N.w.-8-RooM MODERN
family; ssntilss; OWNER. Republic 1892
OPEN or s4Is PAIhY .oli BY s1.. OWNER; S ITO To Pm.
near Military road: 6 rms. bath. brick:
Ss5; also nearby. IL rms. bath brick;
ATTESTEIoN' asr!E.2N' cAs!a ARMY AND NAVY orTI- II
sa1bsa sl1o nearby ssE " Ya rms bath ssmi.ss
sGLToS y, R. eoRpoS aa7 Eye a'la. s. NV; ssD;
NOOm EUl. ORtrlct o23O.
s.,ls, n X nnd.y AVE .n,i-s NwMT 1o.I Rooms BATH
ences required. Inquire No. N. Y.
8 LARGE ROOMS. BATH; NEWLY DEC
Prnsns oee Post Box ass-z nSa star Station
TAX TAI Pk;-5 r., B; ia ELM. BUNGA-
r.. b. 207 Underwood, S55. Shep. 4O37
9ss LoNaFELdhLoW ST. N:W1-6 R.. B.,
ss 90 sl4 es,tsess:a sesssa .'nt':.:
Jefferson f. Or s. inc nDef D8Tshfs S1,cE yard $50
6s 6eas sa, gar; se5. Above newly dec. Geo.
FoxALL-vERY ATTRACTIVE: LARGE
.sofer saS Na io4o ea Ws
4s5 End st. SEC R., B., H.-W.H..
5000 Nsxly New dsc. Ss ' Natl. s7as9 F. h-vh-'
GioRNER Gi}laNi IaRlH: BRICK IS sW;; NEW5HousE CON
cali Atlantic sS7sa. Sa Mr. Mr.. pHiMER AIN Err enea0
MT MT: PsLEAsANT-s , :. s RMS: BATHS. SUIT;
feaS nsesids sa@e' fer col sony 4ossW EaRs s7o
641 10th ST NE.-6-RM., BATH BRICK
pIxlE khAETx 5sEf; c co. 1sdssoEa:s 1zfs s
NR NJ, R. /; AVE; N;E.aaHoUsE WITH COM;
porch; redecorated; $50. Decatur 1898.
l419 HOLBROOK ST. N.E.-6-ROOM. 2.
psh poh ca nv Atsntie hS1de yard For insDec-
431 NEW JERSEY AVE. Sc.
THos: E. JARRELL CO. NATL. S7s5. oas5.
4419 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
n FHos ahe 5ARREh JAR cd NAT AL oas5 GaEsse
. 1907 AMEs ST. NE.
rms bath, 51s s-ni ST. Tfarsss, re. D0rehes' $50
a.s ~ u RaaiEs e. sss}s ssss s,.,
n0s Ems; and Bssh; H;-W +; l.Gar garage.
8 Rms 1so4 snd WIscoNsM YssS: y 50 AVE NV;
-THos: Z. JARRELL Co. Natl. o7s5. :
..5 rms, bath, Arcols heat. h.-w.h..
sesa GEORGIA AVE. NV:
rms'' bath q ySfi hStiyateT YN \ heat s5aSo.
reconditioned throughout; new refrieer-
sslon. ao new stove. new shades; garage;
1915 IRVING ST. NV.
for three families; new-house condition;
aoSs LAWRENCE ST. NE.
h.-W.h.; garage: $50.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3346.
4715 PINEY BRANCH RID. NV.
Rooms, 2 Baths. Inclosed Porches.
Fireplace, Oil Burner, Elec. Refg.
cLEvELAND PARK.
S100.
5000 34th st.. n.w.-Four bedrooms,
sleeping porch living. dining rooms and
Key at 3611 34th. JAMES z. SCHWAB.
Southern Bldg. District 1857.
CHEVY CHASE, Md, AND d, c.
We have large list Of houses in this
q selection.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO.,
$500 Conn. Ave. Clev. $500.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
. CLEVELAND PARK.

x11,9b0.
hssa ss%s q Close ssllshtiS sa III
schools. stores and Transportation. 4 bed
Sans ms ss ynT ann and an hath
charming sarden. trees. Owner, leaving
In has psas 's' 10 m.sf s.e
sale Automatic heat. well insulated: to
ssalsore seatssrn Sids i District sfHgAH siS4
,yACANr-oPEN EVENINGS.
Fer Home or Two Aim. Apts.
z. Glass-Incl. Rear Porches.
Oh Burner-Cheap. $3.50.
s15 1ish TPh9s 8: z. R.ww WALSH b,stSisf aEsf 7sss.
AbsIsfR YEAR c9lsS|sl cTSSH lHI5aMss I4apt s5s
orS'I1sn roEms and bath sutomatic oil heat, good
ment, Rented to GOOD e ID" tenant e at at ?sSs sbaSo
mmoonntIhly~ monIy ~ Call Natl. o352. FLOYD E.
ON 10th ST. AT VARNUM.
BIG BARGAIN.
APPROPRIATELY, Y ORIGINAL, COST.
rs1y Very sTse SR Ind an9
beautiful solarium, unusually Biz kitchen
and Iantry; 4 bedrooms, and 3 baths on
and ses ban hha xasssa fsssrc sod
q few years ago for S24, 500, plus many
sxtrss such as awnings painted walls and
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
American University Park,
Near new, Wilson High. graded and pa
rochial schools and churches.
ALL 44th st. N.W.-Open.
WE WILL TRADE OR ARRANGE TERMS
TWO NEW, DETACHED. ALL-BRICK
HOMES, q rooms, 2 baths, auto. heat, ga
rage and large. level lot. Many other fea-
lures
BAKER REALTY CO.. INC. DIST 1911.
SHEPHERD PARK.
Exceptionally low-priced home in
this very desirable location. There
are o large rms. spacious, modern
tiled bath; attic, side porch, pantry
oil burner large lot f50x129) slate
roof. Can be sold with a reason
able down. payment. balance less
than rental.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
1888 Alaska Ave. Geo. 1871 Until 9 PM.
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UNUSUAL VALUE.
woodbridge; nearly new 6-rm. brick
| h.-w.h:; large level lot, fenced; 2 blocks
Rhode Island ave-: $3.50: terms.
Other Homes, $4,000 Up.
WOODRDGE REALTY Co,
1917 r. I. Ave. NE. North 720S.
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HOUSES WANTED TO REk

COLORED-S14.5 so,
Alexandria Cpurt-4-Room Brick.
BRODIE AND COLBERT. INC,
Natl. 1875. 1907 Eye St. NV
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NEAR NAVY YARD-BRIcK HOUSE, 5
rooms bath. ami. fine condition; $3.50.
80 QUINCY PL. Me- r.. BATH.
h.-w.h., cellar garage; $3.50. L. j..
MILLS. 430 5th st. NV. Natl. 1851.
513 LAMONT ST. NV ROOMS AND
bath; garage; sos; LEE d. LATIMER CO..
722 Investment Bldg. National 4146.
BUNGALOW; 5 ROOMS AND BATH: GA
rage. 24S Walnut st. NV. tTakoma).
TERRELL & LITTLE. INC. 1905 18th st.
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BARNABY WOODS SEXTON,

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-SlO,95O.
practically new, all-brick superbly
constructed home that not long ago sold
for almost S13, OOO. A home of unusual
hall living room with fireplace dining
room with screened-in porch adjoining, 3
bedrooms. 2 lovely baths. a roomy kitchen
with elec. refg.. tabletop stove. double
drainboards and maple work table: auto
matic heat: light; airy, basement; COPPER
sulation. All situated on a large beauti-
fully wooded lot. close to conveniences
small down payment, balance as rent,
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO. Natl O352.
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1745 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-HIGH, ONE
bath. rear porch electric refrigeration;
new decoration; $50.
1891 Ashmead pl. NV, near Taft Bridge
and park; 3 rooms, bath, fireplace; re-
frigeration and light current included in
rent; soI; I6q,ls ~ ger p mo: os:HorMAxrp
1719 X st. NV. Natl. 1166.
DOWNTOWN APIS, WALKING DISTANCE
TO GOVT. DEPTS. :
1 and rooms, kit. and bath: large.
frigeration on house current. Front apart
ments have both southern and northern
tor service; plenty Of hot water. Elec.
washing machine In basement laundry
room; $3.50 to $50.
PLETELY REDECORATED AND HAVE
NEW TABIE-T0P STOVES.
The ofhUNMi fhons Mes e. sys sses st' NV.
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919 G ST.. ME-

O4O ~ ~ =. An liz
large rooms. all modern conveniences
semi-detached, convenient to buses and car
lines: S55 monthly FEDERAL FINANCE
CO.. 913 New York ave. NV. National
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WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
6-r. house, ami, garage, $3.50 sr.
5 bedrs gar, partly furn., $40. INQUIRE
2605 Brentwood I'd. ne. North 1898.
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FURNISHED 9 OR 2 ROOM HOUSE IN
NV. section. for. 9 months or longer; rea-
sonable rent. Adams 416S-J.
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brick house; direct from builder: buse
pass door; good neighborhood Open. 4S1
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OF EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH
t5 Bedrooms.)
Hot-water heat and electricity: suitable
for roomers or light housekeeping: within
3 blocks Of new Agriculture Department.
Bureau of Engraving. etc: convenient to
downtown. Sd: 800.
FLOYD e. DAVIS CO..
733 18th st. Natl O352
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Build Own Home
To Suit Needs
King Urges

What is better than to build a
home of your own, designed and
built according to your own needs
and ideas?" NJ o. King, chairman
of the Ell Centro better housing
committee, asked that question Sat
urday, then answered it.
The Federal Housing Administra-
ton offers exactly that, King said,
because one has his own plans and
specifications drawn UP and the
financing is SO arranged that the
monthly payments are comparable
to if not less than what might be
asked in rent for similar property.
1T is true" King declared, that
the FILA has certain requirements
as to construction that have to be
met but these requirements protect
the investment of the borrower"
On mortgages of So, 400 or under.
down payments as low as ten per
cent of the F'HA appraised value of
a completed property may be made,
the remainder put into one first
encumbrance amOrtized over a per-
iod as long as twenty five years
with monthly payments of approx
mately $3.50 for each one thousand
dollars of loan granted
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Meteorology Will
Cut Down AirpIane
Loss Says Expert

When aviatorS are more highly
skilled in meteorology there will
be fewer airplane accidents, DR.
Ford A. Carpenter, aeronautics and
meterologist expert, told Kiwanis
club members at their weekly
luncheon Friday.
'Aviators must he trained to
understand weather conditions and
the effect weather has upon air
currents" the speaker said. "They
must be taught the Importance
weather plays in aviation before
flying becomes as safe as it is pos
sible for human beings to make it. -
DR.. Carpenter chartered weather
conditions for the Wright brothers
for their historic first flight and
since that time has assisted Lind
bergh, Post, and Byrd with weather
reports before and during import
ant flights.
More than 70 Kiwanians and
their guests heard DR.. Carpenters
lecture and the vocal solos pre-
sented by Miss Virginia Loofbou-
row, former Ell Centran who is
visiting in FL Centro. She was ac-
companied by her vocal tea ler,
Mrs. A. Grove of Tujunga. j. Duke
Johnson was chairman of the day
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Fantasy in Bath
Pattern Followed
By Builders

Conservatism in the living
room, efficiency in the kitchen
and fantasy in the bathroom.
That is the pattern followed by
modern home builders in plan
ming the interiors of their houses,
according to decorators reporting
on the building trends of the
country. They have found that
practically everyone likes gay
color and design in his or her
bathroom, even though the per-
son may be thoroughly cOnserva-
live in every ether respect.
Psychologists would interpret
this, probably, as an escape
mechanism" just as some men
who are otherwise inhibited by
the sOberness of life give expires
sion TO their inner impulses by
sporting bright neckties and loud
socks.
Decorators are finding that
the hOspital-like white bathroom
is becoming a relic of the past.
Modern bathrooms are gems of
beauty, color and vivacity. Many
of the most popular bathrooms
now are lined with glass, from
the large plate mirrors to the
vari- -cOlOred walls of vitrOlite
structural glass.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Peace Officers
Nominate Leaders

More than 100 law enforcement
Officers saw the film mechanics
and Technique of Arrest" presented
in Ell Centro Friday night by John
Hansen, director of the federal bu-
reau of investigation in southern
California.
The film was shown at the reg
ular monthly meeting of the I'M
perial-Yuma Peace Officers associ-
alton.
Jack Tackett, Ell Centro police
officer, and Chief of Police Ike
Polhamus Of Yuma were nominated
for president. The election will take
place in CaleXico January 6.
Other nominations: Harvey Shep-
herd, customs service, and William
F.. Mooney. immigration service,
first Vice-president; E. S. Bowling,
immigration service, and Constable
Lester Cochran, second vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Hazel Livingston. secre-
tary; G.. f. Kirkpatrick, treasurer;
and Harold Dickerson, sergeant-at-
arms
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Tragedy Victims
To Be Buried

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 3. CUP)
"A series of funerals will be held
during the weekend for % chill
dren and their driver, killed when
a speeding freight train tore into
their bus Thursday during a snow
storm.
Investigations over the tragedy
at a crossing 16 miles south of here
and one mile from the Jordan
high school at Midvale, continued
But c. N. Jensen, superintendent
OF the school district, believed "no-
body will ever know how it hap
pened'
There is no way of fixing respon-
sibility in a case like this" he said
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04

nounced That the WinSlOW houses
were rented long before they were
near completion.
The WinsloW houses are typical
small rent houses, Moody said. They
are stucco exterior, plaster interior.
Venetian blinds, tile drain, insula-
ton overhead and inlaid linoleum
i'll three rooms are other features
OF the house.
Moody also reported progress on
Father Watts home in Holtville
and on Father Van Garces new
residence in BraWley. The o. A.
Harkey home at 9th and E streets
IN Ell Centre will be finished before
the end of next week, Moody re-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04

DCAieaS AlOiLlC Oll ollNC SIIttb DGbWttll
l4th and Imperial Gavin is fur
nishing material for a new home
for Vivian Moffatt on 10th and
State streets.
The Jones home will be a two
bedroom house, modern throughout.
1t will be stucco exterior and plas-
ter interior. Hardwood floors, tile
drain and rock wool insulation are
other features of the home. A. Raiser
is the contractor.
The Vivian Moffatt house, con-
tracted by w. J. Deaver, will be a
five room house, plaster interior
with redwood siding exterior and
shingle roof.
Linoleum floor covering will be
placed in the kitchen, bath and
service porch, according to Gavin
Lumber. Tile drain will feature the
kitchen and a combination shower
and tub bath are planned in the
bath room.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
TEACHER BUILDS
HOMES TO FIT
VALLEY CLIMATE

II. 5. Harris, teacher in the Nc
Cabe district, began construction Of
two new English type homes on
Brighton street in the TOO block
this week, according to Sones Lum-
ber company.
Harris, using his knowledge Of
Imperial Valley climate as a back
ground, designed the two houses
himself. They are featured by a
large front porch.
Both houses are stucco exterior,
plaster interior.
The two homes will contain five
rooms and a large service porch,
Harris announced.
A driving range for golf enthu-
siasts was started this week by N.
@. Peters and Fred Sherman, pro
at the San Diego country club, at
4th and Ross streets.
A small club house, lights and a
place for the sale of soft drinks will
be constructed on the land now be-
ing leveled to make a 300 yard
course.
A putting green and grass tees
will be prepared.
Frank Perdue, contractor, start
ed work on new garage for the
Roy Breedlove home on Ell Centre
avenue this week. The garage will
be a completely modern one-car
garage with space for storage.
The F. S. Wilson home, damaged
by fire two weeks ago, is being re-
modelled and the w. Purcell home
in HoltVille is being redecorated.
Sones Lumber also announced
construction of a new Is cow dairy
barn for Richard Corda, east Of
FL Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Food Poisoning
Takes Two Lives

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 3. CUP)-
The death of two young boys, ap-
parently from food poisoning, today
led authorities to make thorough
tests of food which sickened an en-
tire family
Mrs. Ora Huff, 80. and four of
her five sons were taken to a hos
pital, where Melvin Snyder, 9, and
his brother, Neal, 6, died yesterday.
Not so seriously i'll were Calvin
Snyder, 7, and 20-month- Paul
Snyder. William Huff, IL, the old
est son, was not taken sick.
Coroner Jack Garibaldi ordered
post-mortem examinations of the
victims to see if home bottled april
cots could have caused the seroius
illness of the family.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Man Kills Wife.
Injuries Himself

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Dec. 3.
(UP)-The body of Mrs. Mary
Freeman, 38, her head crushed by
an axe, and the unconscious form
of her 48-year-old husband were
found on the floor of their home
in an abandoned schoolhouse to-
day, the aftermath of what officials
described as a Staying and an at
tempted suicide.
Deputy Sheriff Leo w. Noel said
the husband, w. A. Freeman, a
transient worker, apparently at
tackled his wife as the result of a
family quarrel and then attempted
to end his own life with the same
weapon, a huge axe.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04

ported and The H. G.. Miller house
will be insulated Monday.
Whiting Mead announced that
the foundation had been poured on
the De La Vega job at 7th and Holt
streets. c. o. Scott is the contractor
Gavin Lumber company announc-
ed that the roof has been completed
in the Glen Miller home in the 14OO
block on Olive street. w. j. Deaver
IS the contractor.
Builders Supply reported that
Mark McClelland had started work
on the addition to the Engleman
shed. The addition will enlarge the
shed by 40 feet and will include
a new office.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Concrete Poured
On School Job

Concrete was poured into founda-
ton forms at the HoltVille high
school this week as P.W.A. rushed
work to maintain a schedule in
construction of the new agriculture
building, according to F. E. Young
contractor.
The construction will be complet-
ed in less than 80 days.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Valley Cowboys
viii Show Skill

IMPERIAL Dec. 3.-Fifty Impe-
rial cowboys and several from Ida
ho, Montana, and Colorado will
compete in the seven events at the
peace officers rodeo at the fair
grounds here Sunday.
Entry fees were paid by Is calf
ropers. IA steer riders, six bronco
busters, six for the quarter-mile
race, and six in the 50-yard stake
race Peace officers will compete
in the other two events.
The show will start promptly at
11:30 a. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
BABY TO BE BURIED
HERE ON SUNDAY

Funeral services for Donna Lea
Hudspeth, three-Weeks-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Hudspeth Of FL Centre, will be held
at the Hens chapel at . p. m. Sun
day. The baby died at an FL Cen
tio hospital She will be buried
at Mt. View cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04

nection with the attempt to assaSsi-
nate DR.. Francis Stefanescu- Goanga
director of Cluj university last Tues
day.
The killings added to the victims
of King Carols drive to stamp out
the growing Fascist movement,
which has continued to flourish de-
spite the official suppression of the
Iron Guard and the arrest of its
leaders.
Arrests of Iron Guard sympathiz-
ers have been in progress on an
extensive scale since Wednesday,
when Nicholas Codreanu, Jailed
chief of the organization, was shot
with l3 followers in an escape"
attempt while being transferred
from an outlying prison to Buchar-
est for questioning.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Building Problem
Puzzles eddinQ

REDDING, Cal, Dec. 8. CUP)-
Redding is proud of the new fire
house but what to do about the
boiler room has the city council
guessing. After the building was
finished all but installing the boil
er, it was found the boiler room
door Was too small to admit the
size boiler specified in the plans.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04

Emery Girard, who IS contracting
the Scheniman and Brock jobs, re-
ported ahead of schedule progress
and H. P. Harrison and Sons, con-
tractors for the Harris home, an
nounced that job was moving ahead
smoothly.
Ed Crandall, contractor reported
that the M. w. Bradshaw home was
near completion.
The Nick Higginbotham home was
more than two thirds complete, ac-
cording to Frank Perdue, contrac-
tor.
The Higginbotham home, on West
Vencil avenue in Ell Centro has
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Italian Reporters
Jobs CurfaiIed

ROME, Dec. 3. CUP)-The italian
government issued a decree today
prohibiting italian newspaper men
from working for foreign news
agencies or newspapers effective
Jan. l.
The announcement surprised both
Italian and foreign news circles. An
official cOmmunique said:
Minister of Popular Culture Al
tieri has decided effective Jan. /.
1889, italian newspapermen may
no longer work for foreign agencies
or newspapers"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Lottery Trials
End il, AcquittaI

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 8. CUP)-
Police Chief Floyd w. Howard of
Santa Ana and seven other promi-
nent Santa Ana residents today
stood acquitted of charges of violat-
ing federal lottery laws.
A jury in Federal Judge jeremiah
Neterer's court late yesterday re-
turned the verdict after two hours
deliberation.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Arizona Accident
Total Takes Drop

PHOENIX, Dec. 3. (UP)-A de-
crease of SO per cent in automobile
fatalities in Arizona for the first
nine months of 1888, as compared
to a similar period for 1887, was
shown today in report compiled
by the traffic engineering division
of the Arizona Highway Depart
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04

several outstanding features. In
sulux bricks are used in the bath
room to produce diffused light. Steel
sashes are used in the living and
dining rooms. A delivery receptacle,
in which milk or groceries may be
delivered without entrance to the
house, will be built at one side of
the home. The groceries can be
taken out of the receptacle from
the inside
John Cook, professor at the Cen
trail junior college, is remodeling a
home in the McCabe district, ac-
cording to Sones lumber, which is
furnishing material for the job.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Post Press Building Page
new RESIDENTIAL SECTION TAKES
SHAPE AS WORK SPEEDED ON NEW
HOMES ON SANDAL WOOD drive

El Cenros newest residential section, SandawOOd be-
tween Seventh and Eighth Streets began to take shape
this week. SOnes Lumber company reported, founda-
ton work completed and super structure started
homes for W. A Schenman James Brock and Steve Harris