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The Washington times., 1938-04-05
iowa PREPARES
DOUBLE HANGING

FORT MADISON, Iowa, April S
Q.N.S0.-For the third time in
the States history and the second
within three months, two Iowa
slayers will pay the supreme pen.
atty together on the gallows at
the State penitentiary here April
10, for separately committed
crimes.
Mario Heinz, 80, of Dubuque,
Iowa, and Franz A. Jacobsen, 80,
of OttumWa, Iowa, simultaneously
at $50 a. m. that day. Iowa held
an earlier double hanging Janu-
airy "a.
Heintz, slightly built father of
three children. all under eight
years old, will be hanged for the
sadistic Staying of his six-year old
nephew, David Peter Fox, on a
farm near Dubuque, July %, 1885.
Jacobsen, eccentric chef with a
long criminal record, must die for
the dance hall" murder of his
waitress sweetheart, Catherine
Leahy, 25, in the presence Of three
Ottumwa police officers, NoVem-
ber 80, 1896.
The Washington times., 1938-04-05
Birds Stolen
2 CGnGries, Telephone
Boxes, Thieves Loot

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 5.
Police here are looking for thieves
who stole two canary birds and
two pay telephone boxes.
The canaries, in their cages,
were lifted off the counter of the
Murphy 10-cent store yesterday
The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company reported the
telephone boxes missing from
Portner's Arena. Police are look,
ing for a well-dreSSed, 30-year-old
woman in connection with the
theft of the birds.
The Washington times., 1938-04-05
REPORT SCORES
CONGRESS- RULE
OF D. C. SCHOOLS
Women's Organizations
Hit Present Setup

A sweeping indictment of con-
gresSional control of local school
affairs was issued in a joint re-
port filed last night by the educa-
ton committee of the VoteleSs Dis
trict of Columbia League If
Women Voters and the American
Association of University Women.
The report urged that the Wash
1ngton Board of Education be &C
corded authority over educational
matters commensurate with its re-
sponSibility, and that stop be put
to the "whittling away" of the
powers of the board by congres
Sional overlordShip.
RAP FINANCIAL SETUP
A further point of agitation was
raised in regard tC financial con-
troll. The report asserted the
school board was hampered by
lack of lumpsum appropriations.
"It is an unwise exercise Of
legislative authority" the re-
port read, ''to undertake to de-
termine annually, in law, mat
ters of administration which
Congress placed in the hands
of the Board of Education in
1906.
Furthermore, the schools
must be freed from the hamper
ing restrictions of national legls-
lation, whose only application
to the schools derives from the
fact that the District of Colum-
bia is governed by Congress.
MORE AUTHORITY URGED
Likewise, it was urged that
the District Commissioners be
given authority over District mat
ters commensurate with their re-
sponsibility.
Resolutions in support of Sen
ate investigation of recent studies.
pertaining to the Children's Inst
tutionS of the District, and one in
opposition to the building of tenn
porary shacks at Blue Plains. to
house inmates OF the National
Training School for Girls. were
adopted by the committees.
The Washington times., 1938-04-05
.iOnneNO.13,
ABOy, Joins
Family

CALENDER. April S Q.N.S0.
Mrs. Olivia D:onne, mother of the
quints, today was resting easily
after giving birth to her thirteenth
child, 7la pound boy.
The boy was born last night in
the bedroom of her home.
The quintS, who will be four
years old May %, now have four
brothers and three sisters. OF the
13 children born to the 28-year-old
mother, all have survived except
one.
In contrast to the rumorS that
circulated before the birth of their
twelfth baby, few knew before
hand of the coming birth of the
thirteenth Dionne.
The Washington times., 1938-04-05
Train Stops to Let
5 Little Dogs Go By

DES MONIES, Iowa, April 5.
An engineer on a passenger train
that arrived here late said that
five little dogs started across q
railroad bridge unaware Of the
approaching train. He brought
the train to a stop just 10 feet
short Of thu terrified group. Then,
with tie engineer urging them on
with blasts from the whistle, the
dogs pirked their way to the other
side of The bridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
.Japanese Salute
Flag at Brawley
League Meeting

BRAWLEY, Feb. 28-A Saluta-
ton to the flag of the United States
followed by the singing OF the ma
tional anthem was the patriotic
opening for the meeting OF the
Japanese American Citizens league
held at the Planters hotel FRIDAY
night.
The Japanese American Citizens
league is an organization of young
natural born United States citizens
of japanese parentage. Friday
nights dinner meeting was held
with the purpose of bringing about
better feeling of good fellowship
and understanding in the commu-
nifty.
The meeting was attended by
about hundred members ana
guests, and was presided over by
Harvey Suzuki.
Rudolph Miller of Ell Centric
spoke on the advantages OF being
an American citizen.
Mayor ST Carey and members OF
the league also made short speech
eS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Son of Wealthy
Lawyer Abducted

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, Feb. %.
CUP)-Murray Levine, prosperous
attorney and father of 12-year old
Peter who has been missing since
last Thursday. confirmed the boys
disappearance to1ay and said that
he would conduct negotiations for
his return without the aid of local
or federal authorities.
The father would neither confirm
nor deny that he had contacted
those responsible for the boys dis
appearance but admitted that he
had made every effort to keep
this from the public because of my
desire to do everything I humanly
can to meet the demands of those
who may be holding my boy
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until YOU READ the ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
CALIPATRIA NOTES

w. T. Horton, who represents an
American publishing company in
Australia, China. and the Philip
pines, was in Calipatria this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Gerner of
Fresno were visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dixon
Thursday. Mrs. Dixon and Mrs.
Gerner were former schoolmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Parvin and
family have returned to Calipatria
to make their home after living in
the northern part of the state
nearly year.
At the meeting of the Lions
club Wednesday an informal dis
cussion of Liberty filled the pro
gram hour. E. H McMath was in
charge of the program.
The Calipatria Home Department
will meet at the Little Brown
church Tuesday for an all day SeS-
sion. A demonstratiin of cake icing
and decorations will be given in the
morning and in the afternoon Miss
Glenn will be present and discuss
windows draperies. There will be a
pot luck luncheon at IL o'clock.
Mrs. J. c.. Writ was hostess to
the Wednesday Bridge club this
week. The hostess serevd delicious
refreshments. Prizes we're won by
Mrs Albert Pond. Mrs. Joe Bailey
and Mrs. r. l.. Becker.
Other members present were ::
Mrs w. J. Young, Mrs. Harrison
Martin, Mrs. Herbert Reedy. and
Mrs. c. A. Sperry
Mrs. Roy Kuns and son. Buddy,
went TO Santa (Monica Thursday
where Mrs. Kuns attended the
National Association of Social
Secretaries. They returned to the
valley Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Hewitt was hostess
Tuesday to Chapter CIV PEG. at
her home west of Calipatria. AZ
ter the usual business meeting.
Mrs. Hewitt read an interesting
paper.
Members present were the presi-
dent, Miss Adella Travers. Mrs.
Franklin Garrett. Mrs. w. B. Dix
on. Mrs. John Scott. Mrs w. v.
Wilson. Mrs. G. c. Brownell, Mrs.
D. D. Brownell and her daughter,
Mrs. Jack Blakeney of Laguna
Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Manning
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28

Reeds flrSt opinion ana rendering
of a number of important decisions.
The labor board decisions con-
cerned cases involving the Pacific
and Pennsylvania Greyhound lines.
The picketing case concerned
federal district court injunction to
prohibit picketing by the butchers
union against the firm of E. G..
Simmer, Milwaukee The injunctionl
was granted on grounds no labor
dispute was involved since the un-
ion had no members employed by
the firm. The supreme court re-
versed lower courts, holding that
the Norris-LaGuardia act prohibit
ing such injunctions was applicable.
Other important actions of the
court today:
Upheld in a series of four cases
the right of the federal government
to collect income taxes upon in
come of quasi-state employees such
as bank conSerVatorS, etc.
Agreed to review constitutional
ity of the revised municipal bank
ruptcy act passed by congress to
replace the law held invalid by the
high court.
Refused an appeal petition bN
II persons convicted in Kansas City
election frauds.
Refused to consider an appeal by
six New York Rapid Transit en-
ployes from a New York state dec.-
sion upholding validity of the COM
pany's closed shop contract.
Held New Mexico's 2 per cent
gross receipts tax applicable to ma
tional advertising revenue received
by Western Livestock, an inter-
state cattle magazine.
Accepted for review another ma
tional labor relations case concern
ing labor board that firm REIN
| state employees after strike.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Funeral Held for
Thaanum'S Mother

Funeral services for Mrs. Mathilda
Louise Thaanum. mother of p. A..
Thaanum of Ell Centre, were held
in San Diego at 2 O'Clock Monday
afternoon. The services were pri-
vate, with DR.. Howard B. Bard
officiating.
Mrs. Thaanum died Friday at the
family home at 2434 A street, San
Diego while Mr.. and Mrs. p. A.
Thaanum were en- route to San
Francisco.
Her survivors include her hus-
band. Anders Thaanum, formerly
employed by the Pacific Land and
Cattle company at Imperial; three
sons. p. A. of Ell Centre. and Odin
and Faber of San Diego; and a
daughter. Mrs. Virginia Atkinson of
Quantico, Va.
She was a past matron of the
Eastern Star. Southern Star chapter
No. 96; San Diego court No. l6,
Order of Amaranth.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28

Lent and Holy week will be OBJ
served in FL Centre this year under
the sponsorship of the Ministerial
association.
Union Ash wednesday service is
scheduled for the United Artists
theatre March 2 from 1915 to l
pm. Holy Week services will be
held daily at the same place and
time from, April II to IS. A three
hour Crucifixion service, with the
seven words of the Cross to be pre-
sented by the members of the asso-
citation. will be held on Good Fri
day. April Is, from 12:l5 to pm.
at the theatre.
A request for suspension of all
possible business activity during the
Crucifixion service was mailed mer-
chants the city by the Chamber
of Commerce at the suggestion Of
Protestant and Catholic clergy. Mer-
chants are considering the request
At the Ash Wednesday service,
A. A Moody of the Baptist church
will lead the singing. Special music
will be presented by the Presbyteri-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28

PRESENT AT
CONVENTION
CALEXICO NOTES

Attending the Baptist convention
in Ell Centre Wednesday were Rev.
and Mrs. Harold Gromer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Cavanah. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hawley. Mr.. and Mrs. 0. R. Stroh,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Mandropo, Mr..
and Mrs. Cramer. MesdameS Young.
Wright, Kimbrell, Campbell, Kim
brell. Wagner.
Mrs. Barrie Carlson nee Barbara
Kincaii was guest of honor at
going shower given by Mrs.
Fred Gunterman. her daughter Mrs.
Willard Wagner and Mrs. w. A.
MacCampbell at the Gunterman
ranch. Thursday. Mrs. Carlson ex-
pected to join her husband in San
Diego, Sunday, where they Will
make their future home.
Mrs. Mervin Mccoy entertained
Thursday in honor Of Eunice Wise
who is to be married Mar. 20 to
Norman Hindle, jr. The bride-to-
be was ShoWered with lovely pieces
of household linens. Those attend
ing were Mesdames Charles Free,
Lou Sobke. j. p Anaya, w. d. Kahn,
w. p Brown. Dexter Babcock, Ned
Philips. Archie Wise and Misses
Fay and Marie Dobbs. Katherine
Taylor, and the guest of honor,
Eunice Wise.
Earl Cavanah was program chair
man of the Kiwanis Wednesday. He
introduced as guest speaker. Mis-
sionary Lloyd Ellers of Balasore, In
lila. who had just completed tour
of 1900 miles by ship and auto
travelling from Balasore to Los An
geIes.
Mrs. John Kuhn of El Centre.
past president of the 22nd district
of American Legion auxiliaries. was
guest of the Calexico organization
the first of the week.
At a meeting of the Business and
Professional women it was voted to
give the proceeds Of the next dance
Mar. 5 TO the welfare department
of the PIT. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirk re-
ceived word of the death of the
small daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Murl Elliot of San Diego. Mrs Kirk
left at once for San Diego
Rev. d. Ellsworth Of Ell Centro,
pastor of st. Lukes church of this
city. conducted a special service
Wednesday evening, congratulating
the parish on the improvements re-
Gently made on the church build
ing. After the service members and
friends gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ear Williams for
social evening
l.. c. Brewer OF the police force
went TO Santa Monica Wednesday
for a weeks vacation.
Mrs. w. j. Meagher. president of
the county council of the PIT A..
spent Tuesday in Calexico on buSi-
ness.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
WEEK PACKED WITH ACTIVE
DOINGS FOR CALIPATRIA FOLK

and children. Junior and Patricia
of Los Angeles were guests Sun
day of Manning's brother and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs H. j. Ingram drove
to Boulevard Tuesday where they
visited Captain and Mrs. G. D..
Dilln.
Miss Margaret Wightman, a for
mer high school graduate of Cali
patria. has been employed as as
sistant secretary of the Santa Rosa
Chamber of Commerce. Miss
Wightman left here several months
ago with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Wightman, to make her home
in Kelseyville She has been at
tending a business college in San
to Rosa.
Another progressive luncheon for
the benefit of the Calipatria Wom-
ans club was given last Tuesday
by Mrs. Herebtr Reedy, president
of the club.
The afternoon was spent with
sewing and mending.
Guests we're Mrs w. j. Young.
Mrs. Harrison Martin, Mrs. John
Smoot and Mrs. L. A. Walstrom.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Edward
Rademacher entertained the bridge
club of which she is a member. A
Washingtons birthday motif was
carried out in decorations and
favors.
The guests we're Mrs. Wiley Man
ming. Mrs. Earl HolmquiSt. Mrs.
Raymond Rose. Mrs. William
Fowler. Mrs. Cecil Clouse, Mrs. M
J. Augenstein. Mrs. w. d. CHATTER,
Mrs. J. A. Wallace. Mrs. Harold
Hoffman, Mrs. Clyde Powell, Miss
Julia Ann Rock and Miss Ida john
son.
Mrs. Ada Jones, former prin-
cipal of Fremont school. visited
friends in Imperial Valley last
week. While in Calipatria. she was
the guest of Mrs. l.. w. Eddins.
The amateur contest sponsored
by the Calipatria Woman's club
was presented Friday night.
Twenty contestants appeared.
First prize went to three-year-old
Arlene Cox of inland who recited.
Second prize went TO W. T. Hughes
who gave a Negro skit. and third
to Miss Anna Baretta who sang a
group of Italian folk songs.
Clarence Hibbard acted as mas
ter of ceremonies.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
ChOOsy Burglar
Mails Back Loot
He Didn't Like

BLOOMFIELD, N. j., Feb. 2S.
OUP)-VictOr Kaminski, II, con-
fessed. police announced, to hav-
ing been New Jerseys most &C.
centric burglar. When he did
not like his loot, he mailed 1t
back, postage collect. to the own
err. If he could not remember
the owner, he mailed ii TO some
other person he had robbed. On
occasion. he even sent trinkets
to persons he had not robbed
Under his method, a cOmmuter
acquired an expensive Masonic
emblem belonging to grocer,
and a housewife received a neck
lace i'm exchange for a brooch.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Church Services Slated
For Lent and Holy Week

an church quartette. The Rev. Mr.
Thomas L. Massie of the Christian
church will read the scripture; the
Rev. Mr.. Floyd johnson OF the
Methodist church will lead the pray.
er; benediction will be pronounced
by the Rev. Mr.. Normal D. DAVID
son of the Assembly of God; the
Rev. Mr.. Harold Stanfield of the
Nazarene church will preside and
the sermon will be delivered by the
Rev. DR.. George w. Thomas of the
PRESBYTERIAN church.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28

B. Kimmel.
IF it's humanity possible, ne
said. the public will never hear OF
Paul Wright again.
He made the remark as he stood
at the door of the hall of justice
awaiting an automobile Sunday
during a driving rain. Beside hlm
was his attorney. Jerry GleSler'
Under one arm he carried a bundle
of personal belongings that he took
from the county jailer.
Wright's freedom was uncondi-
tional but he had no home, money
or Job. Giesler said that Wright
had given the Negro maid at his
home his last so to care for his
3 wear old child, Helen. when he
was taken 10 Jail early in the
morning of Nov. 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Ell CENTRAN'S
FATHER DIES

Word was received in Ell Centre
Monday morning that Fred Smith.
father of Clarence l.. Smith of FL
Centro, died late Friday in Ogallah.
Kan.
Smith. accompanied by his broth
er, Harold S. Smith of Santa Paula.
left San Bernardino Friday for
Kansas and arrived there Sunday.
They are the only children in the
family
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
DRUG STORE
SOLD, CLOSED

Jack Christensen. proprietor OF
Christensen's pharmacy at Sixth
and Main streets. Ell Centre. for
the last three years, sold stock and
fixtures to a Los Angeles concern
and Saturday closed the store.
Doors of the store were closed to
the public Saturday after the noon
luncheon was served. Christensen
said he had no announcement to
make regarding his plans for the
future.
A. H. Rehkopf of San Diego, own
er of the building, said he had made
no arrangements regarding rental
of the store space.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Broker Accused
OF Manipulating
Prices of Stocks

WASHINGTON. Feb. %. (UP)-
The securities and exchange COM
mission today expelled Charles C.
Wright, New York broker from the
five national securities exchanges
on the ground that he allegedly
manipulated prices of Kinner Air
craft stock on the Los Angeles eX-
change.
The commission suspended Nor
man Stern and Herbert King. both
of New York, for IL months from
membership on the New York curb
and stock exchanges in connection
with the same case.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Hearing on Road
Rates to Be Held
March Is OnCOast

A California railway commission
hearing to determine hauling rates
of highway carriers on butter and
cheese between Imperial Valley and
Los Angeles has been set for Mar.
Is in Los Angeles. Robert Hays of
the Ell Centre Chamber of Com
merce announced Monday.
The highway carriers. according
to the chamber of commerce. are
seeking an increase in rates. The
Southern Pacific railway is not con-
cerned in the hearing, as previously
reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
BELT STOLEN
FROM AUTO

BRAWLEY, Feb. 28.-In report
to police Friday night, Mrs. Paul
johnson 627 Garret Court, stated
that fancy cowboy belt had been
stolen from her car.
Charles Warhurst reported the
theft of a suitcase, bill fold and
army discharge papers.
Police reported the recovery of
bicycle stolen from James Block
OF 903 E street.
Three vagrants were jailed Sat-
urday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Movie Noise browns
Out HOldup Gunfire

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 2S. tUP)-
Gunfire resounding from the screen
during a gangster movie at Warner
Brothers Downtown theater drown
ed out gunfire in the balcony early
todav when a robber was slain while
fleeing with $4,000 in theater re-
CENTS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Surprise Drive of
Insurgents Stopped

HENDAYE. Franco-Span. From
tier. Feb. %. CUP) "A surprise
drive by Ineurgent forces to cross
the Gallego river north of zarago-
"a in northern Aragon as halted
by a fast and spectacular transport
feat executed by the Loyalist east
ern army, dispatches from the
headquarters of Gen. Sebastian
PoZas said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Townsend Leader
For District Named

Mrs. E. S. Strickler of Ell Centre
recently was appointed special rep
resentative of the southern Cali
fornia branch of the Townsend Ma
tional Recovery plan.
She will represent national head
quarters in all matters pertaining
to the Townsend plan in Imperial
county, Russell r. Hand, national
representative, announced.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you READ the ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
u. S. Asks Court to
DENY CapOne Petition

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. tUP)-
The federal government today asked
the supreme court to deny the petit
ton of Alphonse (Scarface AID Ca
pone, former Chicago gang leader,
for a review of lower court deci-
sions affirming one year sentence
which he must serve after complet-
ing his present term in Alcatraz
penitentiary.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Wholesale Grocery
Warehouse Closed

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 28. tUP)
All 81 San Francisco and Oakland
wholesale grocery warehouses were
closed. 400 warehousemen were no
titled they ere discharged and 1000
persons were estimated thrown OUT
of work today in spreading tie
up of the bay area wholesale busl-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Resolution Passed
Against CLIO. Chief

WOODLAND, Calf, Feb. %.
CUP)-A resolution demanding that
Harry Bridges, Pacific coast CIO
leader. declared an alien Commu-
mist and deported was adopted
unanimously today by members of
the American Legion, sixth dis
trict. comprising Yolo. Sacramento
El Dorado, Nevada and Placer
counties.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Student to Speak
At Lions Club Lunch

T. M. Elliott, student and inter
prefer of Oriental affairs. will
peak at the Ell Centre Lions club
luncheon Tuesday noon. Club Of
ficials announced that members of
other service clubs were welcome
to attend
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
5-Day Sentence
For Drunkenness

BRAWLEY, Feb. 28.-One man
charged with drunkenness was SEN
fenced to five days in the city jail,
and one man charged with vagran-
cy was given 10 days, in Judge H.
B. Griffith's police court Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Roosevelt Approves
w. ]. BRYAN Jr., Office

WASHINGTON. Feb. %. CUP)-
President Roosevelt today sent to
the senate the nomination of Will
liam Jennings Bryan jr. to be COL
lector of customs at Los Angeles,
Calf
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Senate Committee
Approves Jackson

WASHINGTON. Feb. %. (UP)-
The senate judiciary committee TO-
day reported favorably the noml-
nation of Robert H. jackson to be
solicitor general.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28

the handS OF PTeoIueIIU fOOUScVcIO'
He suggested substitution of a
government based on fundamental
principles adapted to changing cir
cumstances for a government by
hunch'.
The program group was gathered
to consider party strategy and Or
ganize machinery for procedures to
be taken in determining platform
for the 1910 election.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
HIGH COURT RULES IN
VITAL LABOR CASES

WASHINGTON Feb. %. (UP)-The supreme court,
two significant labor today, upheld an important
power of the national labor relations board and voded
federal Injunction against picketng The action came
busy court decision day. marked by presentation of Justice
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Government by
Hunch' Attacked
By Glenn Frank

CHICAGO, Feb 2S UP)-Dr. Glenn Frank noted
liberal and educator defined today before the Republican
partys special committee program ten drifts detrl-
mental to national policy chief of which, he said IS the
trend toward Capitalization of unchecked authority IN
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28
Free, But
Minus job Money

LOS ANGELES Feb Is (UP)-The against
Paul Wright stricken from the court records today
nd tho former airport manager went into seclusion in
onipt hotel freed from psychopahic ward less than
fonr months after he killed his wife and his friend JOIN
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Manning