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Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03

the door opened at 9 o'clock am
The line grew longer as the day
advanced
John zenos of Holtyille bought
the first three sets of automobile
license plates and the first two sets
of truck license plates In the pleas
ure car division his first license
number was IV5OO1 and his first
license in the truck division was
PCN3501.
Car and truck owners will make
it easier on themselves as we'll as
OH the staff at the highway pat
rol office if they get their plates
early" Captain Frank OsWalt de-
clared The state provided Dnly
a limited number Of clerks to ham
die the business during the renewal
period and a last minute rush
would inconvenience everyone"
1t is necessary for every appli-
cant for license plates to be pro-
vided with the post card received
from the department Of motor We
hicleS. the white Or registration
slip, and the cash for the amounts
listed on the post card, OsWalt said
The office will be open every
day, except Sunday from am.
to noon and from pm. until 5
pm.
The renewal period closes Feb,
4 After that the state eXacts
100 per cent penalty on the regular
SO registration fee and so per
cent penalty on the vehicle license
fee listed on the postcard mailed
by the department of motor ve-
hicleS
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
Three Injured
Near Calexico
In Auto Crackup

CALEXICO, Jan. 3.--Threc per-
SONS suffered only slight injury late
Monday in a traffic accident il
which a sedan overturned several
times, rolled along the pavement.
nosed into a tree seven feet from
the ground, and came to rest in d
borrow pit.
The car was demolished bu;
Clarabell Howell, 27 Imperial, Mis-
E. w. Green, 21 also of Imperial,
and Nacho Nunes, of MeXicali suf,
fered only slight injury.
Officers declared Nunes fled
across the border to Mexico im-
mediately after the accident and
had been seen driving the car d
short time before it occurred.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
Court Agrees to
Hear AAACase

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3. fUP)-
The supreme court meeting in us
first session of 1899. today agreed
% hear its first challenge of con-
stitutionality OF the administrations
lew AAA program An expected
decision on constitutionality of the
Tennessee Valley Authority power
program was not presented
1t was the first time that tho
question of validity of the farm
program, designed to replace the
original AAA which was invalldatcn
BY the supreme court. had reached
the high court
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
Free VenereaI
Disease Clinic
Opens Thurs.

The venereal disease free clinic
will open in the county court house
basement Thursday morning with
DR. Joseph Copeland in charge.
charge.
All equipment was sent by the
state and is being installed in "a
special office near the quarters OF
the county health department. The
state also pays the salaries OF the
physician and the nurses.
Several patients were referred TO
the clinic by other counties in the
state and by various organizations
and physicians in Imperial county
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
Rain Forecast in
Western !. Y.

Possible ram in far western Sec
ticns cr Imperial Valley was fore
cast Tutd-y according to Wood
row C. jacobs, meteorologist for
the fruit frost service
There is no danger of a genera.
storm however. Jacobs said Tenn
rera,Wes will fall as low as 80 de-
grees in cOlUe. areas Wednesday
and Thursday but vegetables will
not be damaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
Braw|ey Youth Sent to Prison For to
15Years For Burglary Of Store

in taking safe and its contents
from the Brawley store. Sentence
was pronounced by Judge r. D. Nc
Pherrin.
The youth was convicted by the
Jury at the close of bitterly fought,
trial. His invalid brother Noe!,
was freed from the charges and
released from custody.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
Lettuce Men to
Meet Tonight
On Price Plan

Valley lettuce growers and ship
pers VIII discuss a marketing plan
to maintain prices at a meeting in
the county court house tonight al
730.
A group of Arizona growers Will
attend the meeting to outline an
agreement between growers of the
two areas.
Sixteen cars of lettuce were
shipped from the valley Monday,
boosting the seasonal total to 1872
cars
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
Madmen Armed
With Razors Seek
Lives of Five
Escaped Maniacs Bent on
Revenge Against Four
Police, Woman

CHICAGO, Jan. 3. (UP)
= Detectives guarded tw o
homes today while state po-
lice from Ohio to Illinois
rallied four madmen, armed
with razorS, clubs and a hatchet,
and repeatedly en- route to Chicago
to kill their leaders former wife
and four policemen.
The maniacs were led by Frank
HaineS, SO, former leader of a
Chicago bandit gang. They escap-
ed from the state hospital for the
insane at Lima, O., Sunday night
with a companion who was cap
tured in Cleveland yesterday. From
the captured man, Russell Nuckles.
25, police obtained information
which prompted them to set traps
for the fugitives.
He told authorities that Haines
had confided he was determined
to kill his ex-wife, Margaret Haines.
80, who obtained a divorce in 1882
and four policemen who were in
strumental in breaking up his gang.
Two of the policemen, Sgt. Red
mond Gibbons and Detective Louis
Olson, fought a gun battle with
Haines and two companions during
holdup July 8, 1881. One Of
Haines' pals, Orie Lehman was
killed and the other, James Clark,
was captured. Haines escaped but
was captured two days later by
Sioux City, Ia, police. He was
sent to Joliet penitentiary and was
released Jan. Is, 1888. Two months
later he was arrested at Columbus.
O.. on a robbery charge and sent
to the Lima prison for 10 years.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03

Carl Ozbirn, Brawley youth con-
victed by a jury of burglarlzing the
Newberry store in BraWley, was
sentenced to San Quentin peniten-
tiary Tuesday.
The court set the burglary at
second degree.
Ozbirn faces a penitentiary term
of from l to Is years for his part
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
VALLEY GROUP ATTENDS
BERKELEY CONFERENCE

Frank Beyschlag. George Win
wright. Lee Landerman and Miss
Florence Glenn extension service
specialists of Imperial county, at
tended the first sessions of a
week long extension service con-
ference in Berkeley Tuesday The
valley group will return Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
POSSES HUNT 1lKER
NEAR PALM SPRINGS

PALM SPRINGS, Jan. 3. tUp)
Posses searched without a trace
for Thaddeus Wierzback. 40. VAL
lejo, Cal, missing since Friday IN
Rocky Tahquitz canyon It is fear
ed ne fell and injured himself while
hiking
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
Court UphoIds T.B.
Test Validity

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3. up
The California supreme court TO-
day denied the appeal of 300
Merced county dairymen seeking TO
prevent enforcement of the bovine
tuberculin sections of the state
agricultural code.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
Probation Denied,
Driver Gets Jail

Upton Minter was denied proba-
tion in superior court Tuesday anc
sentenced to 80 days in the county
jail for driving a car without the
consent of the owner.
The 90-day sentence Will run
concurrently with a 75-day SEN
tence Minter must serve for driv-
ing while drunk.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03

OsWalt said his office will dis
tribute 1900 sets of pleasure car
plates, SEQ sets of trailer plates,
and 800 sets of truck plates With
the addition of several types of
special plates, the total will reach
25C0O sets of plates.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
Smuggling Case
Trial Adjourned

NEW YORK, Jan. 3. CUP)-The
trial of Albert N. Chaperau, charged
with smuggling jewelry and clothes
from Europe for his friends In
movie and cafe society circles, was
adjourned in federal court today
until tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
Auto Owners Wall in Long Queueto
Get New License Plates at Court
House: First Taos Sold 10 lohn Zeglos

Automobile and truck stormed the highway
patrol office in the courthouse basement Tuesday receive
the first Of the 25000 sets of license plates to be dstrbu
ed in Imperial county before the close Of the days business
Feb. A. The "early birds waited in a long queue before
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
l.. A. Police Nab
Prisoner in
FL Cen%ro
Arrest Of Japanese in Coast Murder Case
Newest Twist to Oriental Kidnap-
Gambling Mystery in Valley

Murder may be added to Kidnapping and gambling to
spice the simmering brew of Ell Cenros Oriental who
kidnapped whom?' mystery the of the first court
appearance for two central figures Police Chief Sterling
OsWat ntmated Tuesday. The police chief based his
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
SECY. PERKINS PEACHMENT DEMANDED
Flood of Bills
Ready to Sweep
Into Assembly
Olsen Opn0ses Dole in
speech, HighIights of
inauguration
BULLETIN
BULLETIN

SACRAMENTO. Jan. ,. up
GcV. Culbcrt l.. Olson lest his sec
end figb> i'll The Republican senate
tosay when the confirmation of Rex
B. Goodceii, appointed as state in
surancc mmiSsiOncr by former
Governor Frank +. Merriam, was
a. heid by 22 to Is vote.
Gocdceli was approved by the
senators yesterday, q 10 8, but a
molten t. reconsider was filed by
Senator James J. Mcbride of
Bakersfield.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 3.
(UP)-California' 53rd leg
stature settled down to SER
ious business today after
he senate and assembly
elected officers and combined il
Joint session yesterday for the in
auguration of Gov. Cuibert l. o.
sen and Lieut.. Gov. Ellis S. Pat
terSCn.
Both houses had a mass of de-
tail and resolutions to dispose of
before the tioC6 Of anticipated bills
can be introduced and assigned t.
committees, yet to be named.
The colorful Inauguration late
Yesterday afternoon climaxed an
eventful day. Both houses named
their officers and principal at
Continued On Page 8, Col. .
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
In Little Packages

In Little Packages
Fred Nebel-Thau was humming
that old song, Il Love a Parade" 4"
Tuesday. Yep, that's it. He went
to Pasadena.
With Mrs. Nebel Thau, Fred
drove all the way up, parked a
mile away, walked to the line of
march, and got there just as the
Tournament of Roses parade start
ed.
The only thing the Nebel-Thaus
saw before they started home was
the head and shoulders of Shirley
Temple through a sudden gap in
the crowd, that closed again as
fast as it opened.
ut was grand parade" Fred
Said. AT least, that's what the
papers said
TOday's Award
Mother Brooks-nobody seems
to know her initials or first name,
but all will tell you she's respon-
sible for Dr. c. S. Brooks-was
wearing a posy behind her ear
Tuesday, and a couple more on her
dress. They were the leftovers from
her birthday anniversary Monday.
And, although nobody saw it, she
has RR's biggest, best oleander
along with the others.
Unexpected Reunion
If the Elks Lodge had known it.
they might have billed the New
Years dance as an Entire Nos club
reunion. No less than u couples
members of the club Who've moved
away from the valley but who
were here for the holiday, were al
the dance, each unbeknoWnst to
the other. They included the Les
ter Overholtzers of Pomona, the
Russell Klaigels of San Diego and
the Dale RamScys of Los Angeles.
The Saga of Andy
Continued from last week: the
story of A. Y. PrCblcS GONZALES
cence.
County Clerk Wallace McClel-
land answered the telephone. 1t
was Andy Preble.
"I'm coming down to the board
meeting today said Andy, whose
ribs haven't quite joined together
and whose bones are still a bit
uncertain from that auto accident
Now look said Mac, that isn't
necessary. We can get along . -
Shut up barked Andy. 1--WE
had trouble with my wife, I've had
trouble with my daughter I've hao
trouble with my ribs. I've hao
trouble with all my friends. But
I'm going to work if 1 feel like it
so you keep out of this"
They finally compromised with
Andy agreeing not to attend the
board of supervisors meeting be-
fore 2 o'clock.
That's One Way
j. H. Edgar beat Dorsey White
law at tennis the other day. But
Dorsey's still wondering how it
happened. J. H. used his own tech
nique. He'd edge Dorsey into
laughter with jibe of some sort,
then start play before his opponent
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
y AMBlING
IMPORTER

John Makes Sure
John zenos was 100 per cent
first Tuesday as the California
Highway Patrol started handing
out California's 1899 auto license
plates to Imperial Valleyites.
John got the first, the second
and the third licenses for pleasure
cars issued in the valley-and then
turned around and got the first
and second truck licenses issued
in the valley.
Too bad he didn't have a bicycle,
too.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03

Butter: Los Angeles 3Olac. butter
fat, Imperial Valley fob. ranch,
grade A, 3S;4c' manufacturing milk
3119c; route gathered cream 29c.
LA. Hay: U. S. No. 1 extra leafy
SI6-17; u. ;. No. l. Sl3.50-14i No.
2 leafy Sl3-13.5O; No. 2, Sii.50-isi
Minneapolis flax, May, $780,.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-03
That's One Way

That's One Way
j. H. Edgar beat Dorsey White
law at tennis the other day. But
Dorsey's still wondering how it
happened. J. H. used his own tech
nique. He'd edge Dorsey into
laughter with a jibe of some sort,
then start play before his opponent
recovered
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-23
Christmas Tree Useful
During Rest of Winter

AMHERST, MASS.-In northern
states where Christmas heralds the
coming Of cold winter weather, the
tree that warns the living room De-
cember Is is being put to work the
balance of the winter outdoors. Ac-
cording to Arnold M. Davis, extern
sion horticulturist at Massa chusetts
state college, fir trees can make ex-
cellent feeding stations" for birds
and offer them cozy shelter on frosty
winter nights. Suet is often tied to
the branches. The tree is also used
to protect climbing plants. or the
branches can be ripped off and laid
as a mulch over low-growing plants
or bulbs. Northern beekeepers find
the trees handy as windbreaks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-23

Q LIRE is a collage" house with
a,y 0I room.
1aalurims departure from the
sometimes iiresOme conventional two
starry mouse design with bedrooms un-
s-.,cs and living quarters on The frs1
l.ar, This home uses half-levcIs.
The entrance opens into the liv:...T
room, bat by going up five steps yo2
are ~ tltc bedroom level and can leo
down from the stairs onto the liv..r3
room. Up another half-ievel is t'-o
t.rrd bedroom located behind t,.a
chimney. by going down a half-lovcl
from lhe kitchen you enter into he
L.-"menl.
Tote fhe living room bay window
and opcn fireplace, the outdoor pore,
a.lj the ample storage space On the
upper floor.
This method of building not only
Ofsers an interesting change, but is
economical and provides many con-
veniences not found in the cOnven-
tional type OF home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-23

s.2Ik an early American dipIo-
mat fer the pOinsettia plant you
receive tor dent receive) Christ
mas morning. The flaming flower
whose vermillion-red leaves are
mistaken at a distance for the
pe.a'S Of lis flower. was brought
30 the United States about 1920
by Joel Roberts POinsett, minis
ter TO Mexico. who discovered it
growing there. POinSett, who had
studied both law and medicine
abroad and served many years in
the diplomatic service, ended his
career in the American house of
representatives from 1921 to 1925.
Fat were it not for the plant he
brought back from Mexico, his
name would now be unknown.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-23
TREE-cLIMBING CHAMP DIES

LIBERTY. Mo.-In a school
boys contest to see who could
climb tree, John David Harmon,
10, won the contest, but lost his
life He fell from the tree, frac-
turing his skull.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-23
PARASITE FARMING

"Your garden & success this
year?"
Eyes; it grew grubs, worms and
insects enough to keep my chick
ems in splendid shape at very low
cost.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
Complete Card Set
For Thursday Night

Tacoma and Los Angeles share
the nations fisue spotlight this
week.
Thursday night viii find Middle
weight Champion Al Hos,ak squsr-
ing off against Charley killer
Coates, dynamite-punching Negro
ight-heavyweight. in a io-round,
non-title scrap at Greenwich coli
scum.
Ring fans will turn their atten-
ton tonight 10 Los Angeles. where
Henry Armstrong Will defend his
welterweight crown against Jimmy
Garrison, Kansas City mauler.
Hostak's appearance here Is par
ticularly important because il will
be the champions initial fight
since he regained the crown from
Solly krieger last summer. The
Seattle youngster has been train
ing for several weeks and is in
excellent condition, however, or he
wouldn't have been sent against
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
PURPLE ISN'T WHAT 1T
WAS CRACKED UP TO BE

The answer TO Northwestern =
reverses simply is that the team
isn't what IL was cracked up to be.
As Waldorf points out, the Purple
misses the 1888 blocking Of Bernie
jefferson and Bob Voigts.
Another point is that Oklahoma
end Ohio State. having read so
much of DeCorrevont, studied and
built special defenses against his
type of running.
Football games arc still won up
front. Red Grange wouldn't have
gotten anywhere without Wally
McIlwoin. Earl Britton and some
more. I repeat that young Arson
doesn't know what he is talking
about when he asserts that the
gridders just don't care"
And the young and non-playing
Mark Anson's closing crack. Its
Just another way of earning a
living makes me suspect that he
IS warming up to be president :.
of the University Of Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
Columbus Card
Drill THURSDAY

With the battle for first place IN
the Northwest league standings
slated for Sunday afternoon In the
Lincoln bowl Coach Mike Taccl uf
the Tacoma columblas has called
a lengthy practice session for
Thursday evening under the lights
at Lincoln bowl starting 81 Z
O'Clock sharp. rain OF shine.
A driil was originally slated
for Thursday rs meli hat that
session was called off due to
wet grounds at thr south end
field. All player. are expected
10 be on hand for Thursdays
session which will include
both skull practice and mn
actual workout on the field.
Meanwhile the question Of line
reserves is bothering the Tacoma
coach. Earl stoysll Is slated TO
work Sunday and Frank StoJaok,
starting guard. Ia still on the In
iured list. stovall has been play
ing reserve guard at both berths
and Is a valuable man 10 lose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
SiIlySeason
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25

an opponent Of Coates caiiber has
first time out
Coates. regarded ~ The
hardest hitting light heavy In
the game, has agreed 10 make
1871 pounds for Bostak. which
stiil leaves the Californian
with n healthy weight sdsan-
tage, in view Of the fact that
the Savage siay has never
been over the division limit.
Thursdays card was completed
today when Matchmaker WIN May
Ion booked Lou Morgan. stiff-
punching young Negro light-heayy
from Dayton. Ohio, TO meet Ia
eoma's Jock Mcomber In the ak
round upper half OF the double
semi-windup. and signed two four
round preliminaries. Morgan. who
has been Hostak's chief sparring
mate for two weeks, comes highly
recommended.
Frankie Limas OF Oakland was
to have been Mcomber's opponent.
but the engagement was Cancelled
when Maylon learned Limas was
booked for a Monday evening
scrap in San Francisco.
Chuck Rosie, Indian middle
weight from Aberdeen, Was
signed 10 meet Ernie Wash
burn, I55-pound socker from
Edmonds, In the second pre-
Iiminary, while the opener viii
bring together Jackie Black
mer Of Tacoma and Gus Sim
mons OF Aberdeen, welter-
weights.
The lower half Of the double
semi-final. a six-round affair, like
the upper half. will find Dayy
Ward, Tacoma's brilliant young
welterweight prospect, paired with
Leonard Antonio, capable Sacra-
mento boy. Both boxers appeared
on yesterdays gymnasium pro-
gram at the Coliseum. working
nine rounds apiece. Wards drill
included three rounds Of boxing
with Charley Johnston, smooth
working Tacoma amateur, while
Antonio confined his workout TO
the customary training maneuyers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
pI-.irK MISSING hiock
STANDS OtI IN CROWD

a college player has too maeh
rrias "a hss oSn sofk.
There can b tesa a.sxensisn.
fraternity. faculty and coaching
trouble and trouble caused hy pure
and curhsione alumni. and ssail the
college blocker will carry out hss
assignments regardless Of who Is
carrying the ball.
It's automatic Ne couldn't DO
otherwise II he wanted 10. and he
certainly Is DESTROYS o, wiplng cut
the enemy.
A blocker deliberately neglect
ing TO block would stick out like
the Statue of Liberty. Imagine
Lynn Waldorf sitting through the
entire Ohio state game and per-
hitting seven forwards 20 get
away with anything like that
Papa Waldorf would have them
out Of there quicker than the
Buckeyes scored their second
touchdown
Another thing the boy with the
slightest football training knows
that failure TO carry out an as
signment is the quickest and sur
est way TO get hurt.
Regardless of what the nom
footbailer. Arson, says, the North
westerns difficulty has nothing to
do with linemen being envious Of
the preseason ballyhoo given the
backs. Decorrevont in particular.
The highly-publicized DeCorre-
won't Is, by the way, one of the
more popular lads on the campus
and thoroughly well-liked by
teammates.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
l;RIDIRON BRIEFS

aatisspstien n saturdays xAn,e
with the Weakest Amane shs ~.
fsnssss plays she nusns usss ~.
ishlnx UP wsfv = fsw ~ spring
speedy Jsskis Nshsnson ints NJ
open
TNosANs nGT ruu CAL
los AN0Et.GA Coach Howard
james wiIi ssts : seuad II ~
Southern California players north
for The California game. Men
sohn. big right guard. - expssss<i
10 h. IN shape for thu Hears. Ais3
Atanasoff. giant center. v stu out
with kidney injury bit pfohAhIy
will be rrady ter Oregon STATE ~
wsek after.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
Hoop Leaders To
Meet " ednesda,

Plans for organizing Industrial
and Union basketball leagues win
be worked out Wednesday night
at meeting OF cassaba managers.
10 be held at 8 o'clock In the
Metropolitan Park recreation de-
partment office. 2l2 City Hall An
mex.
Tonight at Q o'clock the Church
and FraternaI quint managers will
meet TO formulate their plans.
All interested should attend or
phone Al. Hodges, director, At the
park office. Main 4187.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25

VANC0UvNn. r q - elo11nE
officials u ths University q url>.
Iah colsmbi4 snnesmssd To-Day ~
rento universitys ~ hoeksy sgss1
viii play ne iossi sshsol hsrs ~.
-. and VIII then prohahly tam
south for sssies WITH ssvssnt
American universities.
Heading ths Toronto tean M
~ Johnny Tnyior. nua Il IN
famed "Cycione" TsyIor, 90 =
hoekey's ali-time greats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
CahiN Might
Try Running
For AChange

WORCESTER = Football men
say that Ronnie Cahill of Holy
Cross will prove q better back If
he doesn't pass every time he gets
the ball. Louisiana State univer-
slty didn't worry about run
when the ball went to Cahill. nor
did the Tigers attempt to rush him.
Everyone dropped back and covered
receivers.