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Evening star., 1939-04-27
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Evening star., 1939-04-27
BEST $500 VALUE.

Just off 1st ST.: big corner home Of 7
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2453 or Emerson 9OfS
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25

in this judicial district. The indict-
ment charged that following the
filing of the bankruptcy petition,
the defendants destroyed records
and documents of the company.
Following his appearance before
the grand jury Murphy disclosed
his next major objective was to
clean up municipal corruption thru
the use of the income tax laws as
was done in Kansas City where
the reign of Boss Tom Pendergast
was ended by his conviction on in
come tax charges.
Murphy said the justice depart
ment'S next move would be at
Chicago where the federal grand
jury on June l will open an inves-
tigation of racing wire services and
handbooks as the spearheads of a
national drive against gamblers and
similar interests
The attorney general said he was
interested in strengthening the
Federal Bureau of Investigation for
the campaign against underworld
forces. He pointed out that u. Ed
gar Hoovers department" has made
a great showing in eliminating kid
napings, bank robberies and other
major crimes.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Mother Hears Son
Dead in Sub, Then
Finds He's Alive

LUTON, Iowa, May 25. up
A sailors widowed mother heard
with sinking heart that her son
was in the crew of the submarine
Squalus which foundered yesterday
on the bottom of the Atlantic
ocean.
The woman, Mrs. Viola Holder,
mother of William David Boulton,
80, waited anXiously for news re-
ports and grew more hopeful when
she heard naval officials were op-
timistic over the fate of the men.
After a sleepless night, her fears
increased when she learned that
more than a score of the crew men,
bers were believed dead.
Then she was overcome with grief
when a radio report told her that
Boulton was listed among those
undoubtedly dead"
Sorrow turned to Joy a short time
later. She was informed that the
casualty list had been corrected
and that her son was among the
survivors.
II prayed nearly all night that
he could come out of it alive" she
said, land 1 guess my prayers
were answered"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25

rule of the overlords of the under
world" shortly after he had appear
ed before a federal grand jury
here which indicted two officials
of the $50,OO0,000 Pacific States
Savings and Loan company.
The indictments charged Robert
S. Odell, former president of the
loan company, and Gerald r. White
vic-preSident of the organization,
with mutilating, destroying and
concealing records of the compa-
ny's properties.
The jury met in a special session
last night, apparently at the re-
quest of the attorney general who
went directly to the federal build
ing following his arrival here with
Director j. Edgar Hoover of the
Federal Bureau of investigation.
Details of Murphys appearance
before the jury were kept secret
but shortly after he entered the
jury room the indictments against
Odell and White were returned.
The indictments apparently re-
suited from involuntary bankruptcy
proceedings filed against the firm
a week ago by a group of creditors.
The ground that the company's
principal place of business was not
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Sears Officials
Visit Store Here

Three officials of the Sears-Roe-
buck company are in Ell Centre
cCnferring with Store Manager
Bert Hamburger.
The group is headed by j. A.
McCaffery, southern California dis
trict manager, who has charge of
all company stores south of Fresno
He praised the progress the Ell
Centre store has made, since it
opened for business and said he
hoped it would continue to be an
asset to the community. The COM
pany plans. he said, to continue to
improve the service and enlarge
their stocks of merchandise as rap
idly as Imperial Valley development
warrants.
He was accompanied by w. B.
Gettman of the Los Angeles office,
and r. j. McCann, representing the
national display department of
Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25

SEARS NEWEST MOST MODERN KITCHEN UNIT
venences unbelievable for the marvel of sleek beauty
and planned efficiency Heavy pressed steel sc inch sink is
finished in white acdressng porcelain enamel and has two
basins Other de luxe features include puou for wash
ing dishes and vegetables paned dranboards stainless
draw pulls The steel cabinet provides % it.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25

fair is taking a good deal of the
business"
Throughout the rest of the west,
including Utah. Nevada. Oregon,
Washington, Idaho and Alaska the
situation is quite hopeful, with
remarkable residential building
pickup in the northwest, a great
demand for cement, sand and grav-
el, and reduction of unemployment
through work on the Grand Coulee
dam. Business is very good in
Alaska he said despite the labor
troubles within the fishing indus
try.
Bernard H. Yardley, Hamilton,
Ont, said war threats had ham
pered Canadian industry but con-
struction was up and the outlook
optimistic.
He reported there had been a 81
per cent construction increase for
the first three months of 1889 as
compared to the first three of 1888.
The law giving income tax credit
to those investing capital in in
dustry was giving encouragement
TO capital investment, he said. He
reported there was some lack of
confidence in the business future.
John R. Kennedy of the radio
corporation of America said New
England business was on the up
turn with gains up to 100 per cent
in several lines.
William R. Kruger, ST Louis,
said increases in both retail and
wholesale sales had been reported
in the midwest during May and
the brightest spot in that area was
in small homes construction.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25

The message to Seeds, Dispatch
ed by Foreign Secretary Viscount
Halifax, instructed him to advise
Soviet Foreign Commissar Via
cheslav Molotov of the general out
line of the British plan TO meet
Russia's demands and to indicate
the lines of a detailed formula
which will be forwarded as soon
as the draft can be completed,
probably within a day or two.
The foreign secretary also tele-
graphed to Seeds the text of Prime
Minister Neville Chamberlain
statement in the House of Commons
yesterday expressing confidence of
an early agreement with the So
viets. He instructed Seeds to de-
liver it to Molotov Soviet accept
ance of the program was under
stood to be assured
Military ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tions among the general staffs of
the three powers-involved in the
new accord proposals were discuss
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25

Far West, said the area west Of
the Rockies generally was better off
than the rest of the United States
from a business standpoint.
The outlook in California, how
ever, is pessimistic, he said. Lack
of rainfall and increased competi-
ton from Florida growers is cut
ting into the states agriculture;
there is a tremendous carry-Wer of
oil, although prices have remained
firm and the gasoline outlook is
good; and the motion picture in
dustry is off "and needs another
shot in the arm" Bates reported
building construction in California
was down and San Francisco re-
tail sales were mot SO good as
they might be, largely because the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Endurance Driver
halfway Through

Jimmie James. world champion
endurance driver, passed the half
way mark in his scheduled l20-hour
non stop trip at the Robertson
Used Car lot at 7 o'clock Thursday
and was still going strong at press
time, though ne suffered slightly
from high temperatures between
noon and 2 o'clock.
Wednesday nights amateur show
sponsored by James and his troupe,
was won by Raynell Armstrong, an
acrobatic dancer. Ernesto Lazo and
Richard Clifton tied for second
place
Finals in the amateur show will
be run Friday night, the endurance
drive will be concluded Saturday
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25

ed at noon when the British defense
ministers met at the foreign office
and conferred with Lord Halifax.
Those present included War Secre-
tary Leslie Hore- -Belisha; Earl
Stanhope, first lord of the admiral
ty; Sir Kingsley Wood, air minis
ter; and Admiral Lord Chatwood,
minister for coordination of de
fenSe.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Eli CENTRAN NOTIFIED
OE EATHER,S DEATH

r. e. Daniel of FL Centre was
called to Centralia. MO. this week
on account of the death of his
father, T. j. Daniel. "a.
The Missouri resident had visit
ed his son IN Ell Centro in 1923.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Is Bard PUPILS To Get Diplomas

BARD, May 25.-TWenty-five pu-
Ills were scheduled to receive ele-
neAtary school diplomas at COM
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Britain Submits
Plan to Russia

LONDON, May 25. (UP)-The foreign office today
instructed Ambassador Sir William Seeds Moscow to
inform the Soviet government of Great Britan's new
proposals for threepower mutual aid pact with France
and Russia to complete the European security front
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
G-Men in Drive
Aquinst Grufters
Thru 7 ak Laws

LOS ANGELES, May 25. (UP)-Attorney General
Frank Murphy today revealed that the federal govern
ment plans uproot municipal corruption by prosecution
of income tax evaders
The attorney general disclosed his plans to break the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
O bserverS Aver
Business Good

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25 (UP)-Busness observers
from all parts of the United States presented generally
optimistic picture of conditions to the National Associa
ton of Purchasing Agents at their convention here this
week Karl L. Bates Seattle, outlining conditions in the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25

mencement exercises here to night
Dr. Warren F. Fox, county health
officer, was to deliver the COM
mencement address.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
1T Happened One And mr. Deeds Goes Ton Returns To Ryer
"Pysmalion''
Is Winner

M.c.Ms screen adaptation ~
Bernard shsws stage farce, rryG.
nation. has been srleesed by the
National screen council - winner
~ the eoxaIfsce hlue Flntnn award
for March. which designation wss
made - ia merits A. the out.
standing picture released tor that
month Metro also WIN 4 similar
award In January ~ this year for
it, production. s'swrethesrss
Tho new winner Nss produced
hy ushriel Pascal. and eo%aireetrd
Nv Anthony AsauitA and t.esise
Howard. while Leslie Howard and
wsndy Hitler played the leading
roles.
"pyrmallon" 10 com~sfy fare
Of rhensties professor VIVA On .
wager transforms = Gnekney f1ow-
er-Kifi from . ausssrsnip> infn .
lady. and .ntrvdnces her A. = OUCH
ess 10 London royal society
Tho National screen council. =
nation. wide organisation ~ civic.
social and religious leaders and
motion picture critics. selects The
besofflee blue fihbon award zach
menth by ballot vote, which u
pniied by hoSoffise. national
film trade magazine which spon-
sofs the award Merit and sulss.
hilsty 10 entire family entertain.
ment are basic factors for deter
minatian of the outstanding ptc.
tufr ~ the munfh.
The February award preseuta%
ton WAS made 10 Rko NAdin tor
it, production u '0nnxa Din"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
. HARRISON m HOLLYWOOD
Van Dyke, New Hardy" Director.
VIII Jerk Reins on Rooney
~ power.AnnsbeHa Romance Hits Snsq;
Grid Film Upseis Martha Saye's 6-Ga Plans

these days Hell really hrenme .
papa In the next fortnight
In Young Nj Lincoln, ALICE
BRADY plays the wife ~ = frun-
ilcrsmsn. EDDIE WALLER. and
they're the parents Of twr boys
tHitI. and DEt.MAR WATsONl.
ON tho first day Of shooting. Miss
Brady was being introduced 10
several other members nf the cast
Il knew my children. she quirred.
but I've never met my husband. /"
PAGING ALL
PIDrS
The story famine "a so acute
that two outfits. Edward Small
and Republic. are racing 10 pre-
pare two pictures with tho same
themes and title. "Quantreiis
Raiders and Two Years Before
the Mast
The long search for a Golden
Boy finally has ended the
choice role went 10 RICHARD
CARLSON. broadway actor,
Evidently her studio has decided
It's no use trying 10 make \
giamor-gai Of MARTHA RAVE,
:. Her next IL a football thriller
eo-starring JOE y. BROWN.
Metros all.womsn cast for The
Women In To bs headed nv
NORMA SHE RER JOAN
CRAWFORD, ROsAl.IND RUS.
SELL. and INA CLAIRE II
should be = final test Of the star
system. FREDDIE nan
THOtOMEW finally got rid 81 his
overriding locks. He told his
AUNT CIsstE that he had To have
them cropped for = picture. .
The barber almost shaved HIS
brad. Too late. Mortified Aunt
cissie learned that the picture
doesn't start for three months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
Golden West Cow-
Bows To Shell

The Golden West Cowboys sing
ing group featured in the Gene
Autry Republic picture which
opens tomorrow at the Shell thea
ter, were literally awe-struck when
their train pulled into Hollywood.
They couldn't believe that their
longing ambition had finally be-
come reality II didn't take
much time, however for them to
acquaint themselves with life in
the city of wonders. They were
at home with the entertainment
top-notchers in very short order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
MYSTERY SEQUEL TO
MUSIC BOX NEXT

Another of Rosallnd Russell s
hidden talents will be revealed
when Fast and Loose" also star
ring Robert Montgomery, opens
Saturday at the Music Box thea
ter. For in the new picture Miss
Russell dances burlesque rhumba
to entertain a pair of gangsters
who hold her prisoner The story
tells of a young rare book dealer
and his wife who become involved
in a series Of perplexine crimes
while trying to find a rare book
for a client. Appearing with the
stars in the new picture. sequel
to last seasons mystery hit, Fast
Company are Reginald Owen,
Ralph Morgan, Etienne Girardot,
Alan Dinehart. 10 Ann Sayers and
Joan Marsh. Edwin L. Marin d.
rected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14

Slaudette Colbert, who is CO.
starred with Gable, portrays the
role of pampered saciet,' Nc.ross
who is kidnapped by her father on
her wedding Jay. Sne escapes l1om
his yacht moored in Florida
waters. and attempts TO 60 to
New York by bus. Gable is fell
low passenger.
Jameson Thomas is cast as Miss
Colbert's husband. Walter Con-
molly as her father. and Roscoe
Harms as a travelling salesman.
Robert Riskin prepared the screen
play. which won the academy
award in 1885.
Gary Cooper, as Mr.. Deeds on
S20,00o,o00 spending spree, and
Jean Arthur. as Babe Bennett the
girl reporter who's ready to help
him, are featured in the other
Capra favorte also on Fridays
RiH, -ra bill, Mr. Deeds Goes to
Town"
Appearing in important sup
porting roles are George Bancroft,
Lionel Stander, Douglass Dunn
brlle, H. B. Warner and Nine.
Mstzenauer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
SCREEN GUN WAR TOO
REAL FOR TOURISTS

Passengers on a transcontinen-
tai luxury train got the fright OF
their lives during the filming OF
one Of the gun battle scenes OF
Paramounts new thriller King
of Alcatraz. when their train
pulled into the Los Angeles rail-
road station in the middle OF a
bararge of machine gun fire. flee
ing gangsters and pursuing police
men. Since the cameras were
placed in the distance for Tong
shots" there was no evidence al
first sight to contradict the pas
sengers impression that they were
caught up IN a gang war.
King Of Alcatraz" is currently
showing at the Beverly theater,
featuring Lloyd Nolan, Gail Pa
trick and J. Carol Naish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
NY PAU. HARRISON

MA Service staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD -- short takes
MICkEy ROONEY. who needs a
firm hand. IL due for double dosc
OF discipline. ". =. Van DNkE,
who tolerstes no foolishness, will
direct the next Hardy flicker AFTER
the current The HsriSs Ride
High
Mickeys next boss then will he
stern BusBY RERkELEN In a
picture not q Hardy. In that
one the boys father may be played
by his own pater. JOE YuLE
and the reason Metre wants Nulc
10 have more dignlfied Job .
he's comedian IN Los Angeles
burlesque house,
And. incidentally, the Hardy
series hasn't stu mped under
GEORGE SEfTZ studio exees
hope vsn Dyke will give II some
OF his high.powered. fast-shooting
change of pace,
BEAUTIES BEWARE
Warning to all Hollywood euties,
CHARLIE MCCARTHY is being
fitted for mechanism that will
permit him to move his arms and
hands. He'll be able 10 adjust
his monocle or pinch a pass
ing parcel OF pulchritude. =. hut
the little guy'il never walk. .
His trouble Ia aeorns.
CRACK OF THE WEEK
a dislikcd studio biewig was sit
ting all alone in Make Rosen-
blooms night club when the NJ. c,
introduced him. There he
sits" cracked the in,erlooutor-~-
with all his friends"
The eolony's most thoughtful
liberals are discussing ways to
silence EDDIE CANTOR's hitter
anti-Nazi outbursts His hys-
tericsl attitude. they say. has
harmed the cause he apparently
wishes 10 help.
1T would be different" said an
actor, III his cracks were funny.
like NORRIS RYSk1ND's about
the rumor that Hitler In dead and
that a double Is standing-in for
him.
III that guy over there II a
double. ehortled Ryskind, I must
say | don't like him even as we'll
rs | did Hitler"
TWINS
VEN VALlEE
MADELINE CARROLL. whose
husband Ia In England most Of the
time. is starring In q picture called
Are Husbands Necessary >" .
RUDY VALLEE In concentrating
his attentions on BA RB A n A
BREWSTER. though he's never
quite sure that he isn't out with
her twin sister. GLORIA.
There won't be TYRONE POW
ER and ANNABELLA wedding
unless special permission can be
obtained from the Catholic church
She's n divorce. :. As AN ex-
pectsnt father In GIVE Me n
Child" JOHNNY DAVIS In turn
ing in some realistic performances
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT,

A love at first sight that con-
sumes two hearts destined for 9TH
crs mOuyates the exciting action
Of RKO Radios Love Affair" CO.
starring Irene Dunno and Charles
Boyer al the Music Box thester
this week. The romantic story
traces the lives Of sophisticated
woman and notorious Continen-
tai neart-breaker who fall desper-
ately in love with each other while
on an ocean voyage. Their prior
betrothAls add conflict 10 the situ-
alton, the solution Of which makes
for heart-appealing entertainment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
WaltzingCameras
In "Ice FoUies"

Joan Crawford faced a waltz
ing camera" for the first time in
scenes for her new starring pic
ture. The Ice Follies of 1889"
now showing at the Roxy thester.
The Waiting camera" a unique
development, was used in photo
graphing waltz on ice, filmed in
technicolor for the finale of the
picture. Geared to sway in waltz
rhythm with the dancers. the
camera was mounted on crane
which followed the dancers as they
whirled about the ice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
Two Of Capra' S Award
Winners On FRIDAY Bill
C'art Gable and CIaudette Colbert Seen Couple Who
r'no Romance on Cross-Country Bus; Gary Cooper
and Jean Arthur in The Other Old Havori.e

Oafk Gable romantic hero is cast as an adyentur-
Gus ne"spaperman out of job in 1T Happened One Night
le FRANK oapa production for Columbia studios which will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14

Al Jolson uses the same make
up kit on the Rose Of Washing
ton Square" set he has had for
more than 10 years. Joison stars
In the goth centufy'Fox musical
eayaleade with Tyrone Power and
Alice Faye.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14

Ted Shawn ~ he will appear
tonight nj the Jason Ire audi
forum when he and his men
dancers viii present Liberated"
an American saga In three acts.
Shawn was booked here through
the efforts Of Ethel Mcfarland
Seifert.
A few choice sests are still
available for tonight's performance
and may ~ purchased NJ the boz
ofh6e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
RETURN SHOWING

BlNERLl-Bins Crosby and
Shirley Ross In Paris Honey
moon. also Lloyd Nolan and
Gail Patrick in King OF Alca-
traz.
COMM \ITN-The Jones Fam
lily In Down On the Farm"
also Charles Quigley and Rita
Hayworth in Convicted"
PARk-L oretta Young and
Dick Greene In Kentucky"
also The Jones Family in
Down on the Farm"
KAY STREET - James Csgney
and Pat OsBrien IN Angels
With Dirty Faces" also Nan
GRAY IN Reckless Living"
PROCTOR Enrol Flynn. Basil
Rathbone and David Niven in
Dawn Patrol"
RfALART - jeanette MacDon-
AID. Nelson Eddy and Frank
Morgan in 'Sweethearts.'
REN-Jeanette Macdonald and
Nelson Eddy in "Sweethesrts,"
also Frank Albertson and Flea
nor LINN IN Fugitives for
Night"
SHELI-Dcnnis O'Keefe and
Lewis Stone in The Chaser"
also Warren HUI and Movita
in Paradise Isle"
I>SET-Jack Benny and Joan
Bennett in Artists and Models
Abroad also Mischa Auer in
Service De Luxe"
TEMPLE-Tyrone Power and
Nancy Kelly in Jesse James"
also Alolph MenJou and Jack
Oakie in Thanks fU Every
thing"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL rHEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

Blue MOU>E-Leslie Howard
and Wendv Killer in "Pysms-
lion, II IS, $50. 3:25. 535.
7'45. 1905.
son LEE AtDIIoRIt NJ
Ted Shawn and his men
dancers. SIS.
MI sic RON - Irene Dunno,
Charles Bower and Lee Bowman
in Love Affair" II 100. 235.
5 10 500. 1890. Question Box.
7.s5
RINIERA-Rov Rogers and
Smiley Brunette In Billy the
Kid. - as sos 535. s.05.
1926: also Eddie QuillAn and
Ernest Truax in Swing. Sister.
swing IL 80. so. 40. 6 40.
9.io.
Ro\Y - Joan Crawford and
James Stewart in The Ice
Follies OF 1889" ITO. AIS, tbs,
1910; also Dennis OKeefe and
Cecilia Parker in Burn EN- Up
O'Connor, 1855. ass, 600,
S.55
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-26
PUBLIC OPINION
VERSUS F. D. R.
Public For Mr.. Roosevelt,
Against New Deal Policy
Survey Shows

New YORK, OCT 26.-Ihe Ameri-
can people approve OF mar. Roose-
velt's record BY 9 majority OF two
70 one--ouc only one American IN
10 wants the New Deal continued
IN its present form.
And q large majority Of those with
opinions has lost faith In Mr.. Roose-
velt's ideas about spending America
back to prosperity and believes con-
gress did right when 1t rejected his