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Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Friday Program
SERVICE CLUB DAY

SERVICE CLUB DAY
CHAMBER OF COM. DAY
1890 a. IN. All exhibits open for
inspection.
200 p. m. Death Dodgers and
their 6 acts of death
defying feats.
400 p. m Free acts, Main EX-
hibit Building, COM
pletc. new show.
700 p. IN. Japanese night. Pro-
gram sponsored by
the Japanese As
sOciation of Imper-
ial Valley. Speaker,
japanese dancing
girls, from Imperial
Valley and Old Mex
leo; japanese fenc-
ing and jiu- -jitsu.
This program is one
of the outstanding
novelty programs
shown anywhere in
Southern alifOrnia.
1880 p. m. Death Dodgers, 6
acts of death defy
ing fcats grand
stand.
$50 y. m. Free acts, Main EX-
hibit Building. Five
of the finest acts
Obtainable on the
West Coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Espionage Defense
Resist. A. Case

LOS ANGELES, March 9. tUP)
Mr.. and Mrs. Mikhail Gorin, a
Soviet travel agent and his blonde
wife, left untold today their own
story Of a Russian spy plot OF
which they arc accused. In a sur
prise move they rested their de-
fense on the story told by their
co-defendant. Hafis Salich, for
mer naval intelligence agent.
Salich, an Americanized Russian,
insisted that information from the
confidential naval files that he
turned over to Gorin in return for
a $1700 loan was ''innocuous" and
in no way damaging to the United
States national defense. He said
it was data Gorin could have clip
ped from newspapers and maga-
zines.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09

from the Colorado river.
Evan T. HeweS, president of the
Imperial Irrigation District board
and chairman of the states Colo
RADIO River Board, appeared with
l.. A. HauSer, ce-president of the
Palo Verde district, before the SEN
ate finance committee at Sacra-
mento. They argued in favor OF
a $4,000 item in the river boards
budget.
Until now" HeWes told the SEN
ate committee, "the six large irri-
cation and water districts in south
ern California have financed the
states fight for Colorado river
water rights. We feel that state
assistance is now necessary in view
of stimulated activity in other
states participating in the Colorado
river compact" The districts TO
which HeWeS referred are the I'M
perial district, the Metropolitan
Water District, the Bureau of Light
and Power of Los Angeles, the
Palo Verde district, the Coachella
district, and San Diego interests.
Arguing in favor of state funds
for the Colorado river fight, HeweS
pointed out that the state helps
materially with funds for the Cen
tral Valley project and other north
ern California projects, and should
not discriminate against southern
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Witnesses Called
On Impeachment

WASHINGTON, March 9. (UP)-
The house judiciary committee de-
cided in secret session today to hear
testimony from two immigration Of
ficials on the Harry Bridges de-
portation case before acting on al,
impeachment resolution against
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins
r. P. Bonham, district director
of the immigration service at Seat
tie, and r. j. Moreno, divisional
director, will be asked to testify
probably next Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Fishermen Face
Naval Indictment

LOS ANGELES, March 3. CUP)
The federal grand jury today in
dicted nine fishing boat owners on
charges of operating their craft
within a defense area near San
Clemente island off the San Diego
coast.
The offense is felony and pro-
vides a maximum penalty of five
years in prison and a $4,000 fine.
Bail in each case was set at $3.50
The fishermen were arrested sew
eral weeks ago on commissioners
warrants and had been at liberty in
bail in San Diego.
Several naval officers testified
that although warned repeatedly to
keep out of the area, the fishermen
invaded it in several instances.
Those indicted were George Ma
pier, John Zilko, Joe Kovachevlch,
Luke Gar, Mikal Fraka, Ivan lux
avina, Joe Mordasich, Samuel B.
Vurin and Jake Rokov.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
A|ienists Declare
Murderer Sane

LOS ANGELES, March 9. CUP)--
Three alienists today testified al
the insanity trial of Virgilip Spin
ELI, So, convicted yesterday of mur-
dering his wife, that he was legally
sane at the time he hacked Rose
Spinelli. 58, to death with an AK
and burned her body in an in
cinerator.
The psychiatrists were Drs. Ross
Moore, S. j. Van Meter and Victor
Parkin.
Dr. Parkin testified that when
he examined Spinelli the diminutive
Italian limited to him that some
one other than himself must have
had a part in disposing of the body
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Arsenal Employees
Held For Sabotage

PHILADELPHIA, March 8. (UP)
Two employees of the Frankford
Arsenal repeatedly were arrested on
sabotage charges today after wreck
ing thousands of anti-aircraft fuses
made by secret process.
Those held were described as 'a
Russian and a German" but A.
Bernard Lecklie, agent in charge
of the Philadelphia office of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation,
denied knowledge of the case.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Damage Suit
Names District

Damages totaling $19,l75 are
sought by William, Nathan, and
Esther Harris in a suit filed Thurs
day against William Holescott, the
Imperial Irrigation district, and
others.
A traffic accident at the inter-
section of highway No. 30 and the
Central Valley Highway east of Ell
Centre Jan. 81 is the basis for the
suit.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Death Interrupts
Wedding Journey
Near Winterhaven
Orange Man Killed, Girl
Critically Injured in
Automobile Accident

WINTERHAVEN, March
8. - Death interrupted a
wedding journey to Yuma
early today when the pros
pective bridegroom was kill
ed and the bride-to-be possibly
fatally injured in an automobile
accident west of town.
Raymond w. Smith, 25, Orange,
died in an ambulance en- route to
a Yuma hospital. Thelma Jones.
81, also of Orange, suffered
fractured skull. broken jaw, and
possible internal injuries. Hoyt r.
Crabaugh, 81, T'roda, driver of the
car, suffered a broken back and
a broken pelvis.
This brought the traffic death
total in Imperial county to 10 since
Jan. /.
Crabaugh told Highway PATROL
man AL Alleger that he went to
sleep while driving the young cou-
pie to Yuma to get married Thurs
day morning. A wedding ring en-
caSed in white satin box was
found in the wreckage.
The coupe left the highway on
the left side, Travelled off the pave
ment for approximately 100 feet.
crashed into a tree, and overturn-
ed. 1t was necessary to take the
injured through the windshield.
The accident occurred at 2:20 am.
Thursday.
Deputy Coroner Herbert Hughes
said an inquest will be held at 2:30
pm. Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
British Air Force as Formidable
As Any in World, Commons Informed

talitarian powers-the air minister
announced that $4,000 men would
be required in 1899 for the royal
air force and its reserves and au-
xiliaries.
Twenty new air force stations
will be established in 1899, he said.
The London balloon defense-a
system of balloons with trailing
steel cables to wreck attacking
planes-is now practically up to
the required standard" he revealed.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Olson Warns Supervisors
He'll Veto Relief Plans

SACRAMENTO March 8. OUP)
Governor Olson warned today he
would veto any measure transfer
ring control of relief from the
state to the, counties.
Flatly opposing decentralization
of the states relief administration
Governor Olson made his warning
at the annual convention of the
California Supervisors association.
The governor and Relief Admini-
strator H Dewey Anderson explain
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Revolver Found
On School Grounds

A diSmantled revolver, found by
a child playing at Wilson school, Ell
Centro, was brought to the police
station wednesday afternoon
after a report from Leo De
Celles, principal. The gun, so
broken up that it was harmless
was found with two boxes of cart
ridges on the school grounds. Police
found no clues to the owner.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09

The adverse vote on the motor
vehicle appropriation came yester-
day after three hours of hammer
ing by senate Republicans and
conservative Democrats against the
deficiency requests, which have
totaled nearly $l,250,000 so far this
session.
The vigorous debate was con-
sidered merely as "warm-up"
for opposition of the upper house
economy bloc" against Gov. Gull
bert l.. Olson's all-time high $751;
100000 budget.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09

priations
The vote was on an emergency
clause to give immediate considera-
ton to a $183000 deficiency bill
for the motor vehicle department.
Senator George M. Biggar, r.
Covelo, gave notice of reconsider
alton. however, and the action
seemed certain to be reversed in
the face of a warning by Fred
Links, state superintendent of ac-
counts, that 948 employees of the
motor vehicle Gin lieu" tax division
will have to be discharged immed-
lately and the division shut down
If the money is not allowed.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
,Hewes. Rose Marched i'm
Refunding Plan Speeches
y AMBLING
IMPORTER
Guilty Conscience

Guilty Conscience
Best crack about Bert Vaughn's
failure to meet a welcome COM
from Frank Oswalt
Il should have known" said
Frank, that the minute Bert saw
white highway patrol car he'd
take to the desert!"
Had DR.. John Pace, the county
veterinarian, been speaking within
hearing distances of any thor
oughbred race horses, the thor
oughbreds would have hung their
proud heads i'm shame.
Darn these fancy equines, any
howl" said DR.. Pace. "They have
Mt got a grain of sense. Like that
nag that threw his jockey at the
fairgrounds. Every time I bet on
a horse he has only two ideas in
his head, either get away first or
60 back to the barn! And mostly
they choose the barn"
Phenomenon
There is mourning at the Tru-
man Thompson household.
One of their mares, unbeknownst
. TO the Thompsons, gave birth to
twins! Unfortunately. when found,
they were both dead.
Patricia, Bill. Rosalind and Tru-
a rr.int,nI t1,n Incc
the mare.
Sound Sleeper
With $97 to keep you warm, you
~don't need a sleeping bag, friends
of Henry Schaffner of Holtville
probably reasoned.
Henry won $97 in the Future
Farmers competitions at the fair
and went to sleep that night as
usual, near his prize swine, snug
and warm in a Upper sleeping
bag. The next morning when he
awoke he was outside the bag!
81 always knew I was a sound
sleeper, but I didn't know 1 slept
so soundly these monkeys could
lift me out of sleeping bag with
out waking me up" he said.
The Lesser Men
Farewell, masculine supremacy
Farewell any lingering chance the
lowly male had of commanding
respect from the other sex! Art
Harris and a Compatriot have
blown their chances higher than
a kite.
Confidently, Art and a friend
(masculine) pitted their skill at
bridge against that of Mae Thomas
and a friend (feminine).
"You can use all your trick bid
ding systems" they said. 1--WE bid
by native intelligence and instinct"
At the end of the evenings play
the girls had piled up a score of
5000 points and only by dint of
q frenzied last-minute drive did
the lads amass a paltry 1000.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Burke Damage Suit
Argued in Court

A jury in superior court Thurs
day listened to attorneys argu-
ments in the $53,525 damage suit
brought by Mrs. Pearl Burke for
injuries she alleged she suffered
in a traffic accident in Ell Centre
last June 16.
Lom Thompson, Eta Hill, HUI
bert Lane, the Thompson Truck
ing company and others are nam
ed defendants in the suit. The
accident occurred at Sixth and FL
Centre streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09

Bernardino spoke against produc-
ton -for-use as a means OF cutting
relief costs, contending 1t should
be tried only as a federal project
Grier favored county control
Labor's nom n-partisan league join
ed the governor and his relief adj
ministrator in opposing county adj
ministration OF relief, adding u
also would fight efforts TO reduce
assistance to migratory workers.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09

LONDON. March 8. CUP)-The
British air force is "as formidable
as any in the world and in bomber
fighting forces We possess what
we believe to be the best in the
world" Air Minister Sir Kingsley
Wood told the House of Commons
today in introducing the burgetary
air estimates
Continuing the revelations Of
British war preparations-viewed
as an indirect warning to the to-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
association.

association.
The convention motorcadc start
ed in Montana Wednesday ana
gradually is growing longer as dele
gates join the parade from many
points along the route.
Official business to come before
the delegates includes completion
of plan to advertise the 1,500 mile
highway from Canada to Mexico;
making arrangements for installa-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09

ed to the supervisors their propos-
ed production for use program and
expressed opposition to a bill en-
dorsed by the supervisors to pro-
vide local control. Anderson esti-
mated that production-for- use
would permit of a relief program
costing $73,O00,000 as against $110,-
100000 for continuation of direct,
or dole" assistance.
Supervisor c. E. Grier of San
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
47 Tickets Given
EI Cenfro Drivers

Ell Centre police officers, con-
tinuing a drive on overtime PARK
ing, reported a total of AZ tickets
handed out to drivers Wednesday,
eclipsing Tuesdays total of Is.
Nest of the tickets applied to Fifth.
Sixth and Seventh streets between
State and Broadway where cars
were left beyond the two hour
limit.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
EARN HOME LOOTED

INLAND, March 0. - The Ray
Shaw home west of town was bur-
glarized of a small sum of money
Wednesday night while the fami-
ly was away from home. Deputy
Sheriff Park Burritt is investigat-
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09

BRAWLEY, Mar 9.-DelegateS
from Montana, Idaho, and Nevada
are EN- route to Brawley today to
meet California delegates to the
fourth annual convention of the
International Four States Highway
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
District Carries Colorado River
Water Rights Fight to Sacramento
With Request for S50.000Fund

Imperial Irrigation District officials backed up by
supporters throughout southern California carried
their fight to Sacramento Thursday i'll effort to obaf
defense fund of $4,000 to carry Cafornias cam
paign protect its interests in the distribution Of Wate
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
State Senate Reconsiders U|timatum
Twill End Deficiency AIIotments
Allowing Departments to 0ver.Spend

SACRAMENTO, March g. (UP)-The senate today
reconsders the 208 vote by which it served notice that
it intends to end the practice of state departments
spending their budgets and then depending the legis
ature make up the increased cost in deficiency appro-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Senator Blasts
In Lieu Taxes
At Sacramento
Let Counties Collect Own Levies. Urges
Lawmaker as Legislature Opens Fight
To Repea al Measure; Receipts Noted

abolish alter the present In Lieu tax sys-
TEN which, according to State Senator Edward H. Law
costing Imperial county heavily each in lost tax
revenue, under way in Sacramento Thursday
Late Wednesday the tax act itself under fire
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
New Deal Ready to Drop Profits Tax
As Gesture ofFriendship Toward
Business; Nuisance Taxes Stay
Roosevelt Discusses Forthcoming Proposals
With Secretary of Treasury; Action Delayed
Pending Report on Income Levy After Mar Il

WASHINGTON, March g. (UP)-The administration
is prepared to drop the undstrbuted profits tax
gesture of riendness toward business reliable
indicated today.
The tax, which modified at the last session of
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09

Butter: Los Angeles, 2sc; but
terfat, Imperial Valley fob. ranch,
grade A. 35c; manufacturing milk,
28i.ci route gathered cream, 26c.
l.. A. Hay: u. s. No. I. Sl3.5O-1ai
No. 2 leafy, $12.50-i3; No. 2 Sl1;
Minneapolis flax May $1.7s.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09

lIotal cash, checks and drafts sent
through the two FL Centre banks.)
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MUEHLENbRuCH
SELLS INTEREST

Frank Muehlenbrueh. native Ia
CONAN. accompanied by Mrs.
Muehlenbnaeh. left here wednes-
day for prolonged vacation and
trip through California.
Mnehlenhruoh this week sold his
half partnership in the Love Elee-
trio Co. 10 his partner. William
J. Love. and will remain inactive
in business Way for an indefi-
mite time.
lie is widely known electrical
man here. having started at the
bottom of the ladder with the
Love concern "a years ago. lie
began as an apprentice with the
company which then was known
as Bowie & Love.
Except for three years as man.
ager of the North Coast Electrical
Co. here. Muehlenbrueh has con-
tinually been associated with the
Love Electric Co, becoming half
owner in September of 1921.
This will be his first real rest
or vacation in those "a years. lie
has made no plans for the future.
but admits that when the urge
possesses him he Will return TO
business activity. perhaps In
new field
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6. 4. STECkER
DIES SUDDENLY

Getllee Asalph s,seker. Te.year%
cid member - The Townsend
party. died suddenly while attend.
ing = meeting ~ TIRE group Tuss
day night Al The Park Avenue
seaeei. lie lived a. sazs fssesst
ave-
Bern IN Germany, he had lived
in Tire 4. :. stree ieoe and IN Ia.
eama since lbs Tntl iazr he
was a missionary fuF the MeFssssn
church 81 which he was = member
lie leaves = sun. Samuel A.. and
a daughter. Anna A. s,seksr. hath
af Tacoma. twn .sssefs Mrs.. Mary
y. nst.ft af Alaska. and Mr. Aus
gusta NsimanH II Germany iva
hsethsHs julius and neinhnls
strrksr, hath ef Germany. And
three grandchildren.
Buckley King vii make the m
neral announce msnt.
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Lundeberg Fights
Admiral Land

>GNiIl-S - HAIRY islindshrrk
secretary treasurer nf Sailors
unien ~ the Pacific. attempted 10
settle today The issue ~ govern
ment hiring halls. On which coast.
wide maritime strike may hinge.
:. L. 7. started taking 4 atsike
vote last week. threatening =
salkont II L. $. Maritime commits.
sion opens federal hiring halls an
the Seattle waterfront.
Lundsbefr VAS confronted with =
statement by Admiral Il \ Land.
chairman Of the Maritime commits.
sion. IN Washington. Il. {, yes
ieraiay that the commission viii
continue lis present policy Of OBJ
tanning crew requirements from
lists maintained BY federal ship.
ping commissioners.
issndeberE immediately iele-
phoned Secretary ~ Cemmeree
Harry /. Hopkins and .sid
Hopkins had rrAssured him
shipping commissioners cffices
viii not m used - govern
ment hiring halls.
III Admiral Land thinks he can
wreck this coast. he's wrong"
I.nndeherg said. This has turned
into a departmental fight In Wash
ington. and In the final analysis
Hopkins has the authority
Lundeberg conferred with = n.
Harris, manager Of the new Pacific
Northwest Oriental line, which will
operate four vessels obtained from
tho Maritime commission between
Puget Sound and the Orient.
III Harris proposes tn hire
his men from shipping eesn-
,nissioners' offices. he's badly
mistaken" Ltndeberg said.
For the ship. just won't run"
The Sailors Union feared that
National Maritime Union men. af.
fillaied with Congress Of Industrial
Organizations. might be kept ON
the ships when they ARE brought
here from the esst coast for the
new Oriental service
Lundeberg intimated thai Ad.
miral Lands statement WAS in.
dueed ny ,he cfo. ''Thr Cio has
been playing hall with the Mar.
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| 0WER PRICE
ON BR0ILER

Beet greens from fuyallup
valley fields brought = new spring
touch 10 raeoms produce markets
Wednesday. Fine local asparagus
from Summer also MAS in the mar
ket. II brought little higher
price than the east Of the noun
tains grass
After couple Of weeks Of too
much abundance spinach VAS
shorter and advanced some in price.
Local rsdtshes. parsley and
green onions were coming in we'll
In the poultry market bnoilers
were approaching their most pienti-
ful stage and dropped two cents a
pound Wednesday morning.
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We ather Forecast

For Washington-Fsir tonight
and Thursday: cooler in the east
central portion tonight. warmer In
the interior Thursday; gentle
noftherly wind off the coast and
inside.
Rainfall In Tacoma for the -
hours ending at 8 a. m. Wednes-
day. none; since April /. IA inch:
since Jan. |, - inches, defic-
iency of 323 inches. Calm Al =
q. m ring eclipse barometer at
3o.27 and rising slightly Hu-
rnidIfV Il
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rrade crossings 10 ~ tllminnteds
~ nuo nT0 families are without
telephones. one out u five fnmi-
lies tssk radio. emily - pr cent
~ United States water pe~er =
dsselnp~sik
This wtll suan ~ made puul1es
A. = saet ~ II no each annually.
auvernmens slms 10 tfnin 50o0o
men - sIfpiAne pslrts - me-
shAnIss seers Heehsrkss mefxN
sAies ran ~ Fseora fevele !.
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CLAIM RANkRIHICY

Voluntary petitions in bank
ruptey we're filed In federal district
court Wednesday by John s.
sfrsueh. laborsr NJ 1920 Center
st. listing liabilities NJ 81 4s4
against assets Of sf1as0. and by
ben y. y. Rsseh. Aberdeen ear.
penter. listing debts Of 50 s3s as
against assets ~ ss75. all es.npt.
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81 u.DING PERMITS

Rudolph johnson obtained build.
Ing permits for two new houses.
one Of brick veneer 70 coat 81. 600
al 1924 No. 10Th at. and one to
cost $500 At 2s15 No. Cheyenne
II. The Hole took out a permit
for 81 200 IN repairs to the resi-
oence a. 222s No. Puget Sound
ave.
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BAR GOLD PRICE CO.'S TIP

LONDON - The price Of bar
gold was advanced one-half penny
TO lss shillings Ga pence an ounce
Wednesday. but turnover fell off
10 the sioyest pace in more than
three weeks.
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time commission In the east on
there hiring halls for ninr months.
II appears The idea II 10 gel =
wedge In on the coast and cause .
dual union situation and split our
union.