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Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-16
Plan OF
DERN IS
OPPOSED
Utah Legislature Likely
To Take Action Favor
able TO Ratification.
DELAY NOT DESIRED
Arizona Proceeds With
Preparations to File
Federal Suit.
By United Press Leased Wire

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Jan.
16-- Opposition to Gov. George II.
Dcrn $ recommendation that Ctah
do nothing concerning the Boulder
dam bill until Arizona g action is
determined appeared in the lcgisa
ture today.
|. A. Smoot, Democratic floor
leader in the house, declared he did
not agree with the governor and
that he might introduce a bill pro-
viding for Utah's immediate re-
entry into the six state pact.
With Arizona preparing to carry
the bill to court, it is believed in
some circles here that Utah will
ratify the six state compact, al
though most of the political leaders
who have expressed their opinions
are hopeful that the seven state
agreement may be reached.
Representative Smoot is in. favor
of early completion Of the project.
81 consider Boulder Canyon dam
one of the greatest things ever pro
posed toward development of the
west, - he said "and believe
Utah should do everything possible
to bring about early completion of
that project. -
lie believes that if Utah holds
off until Arizona 3 attitude is de-
iermined, unnecessary delay will re-
suit.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-16

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 16.-Attor-
ocy General *. Berry Peterson to.
Day was preparing to file suit in
the United States supreme court to
prevent enactment of the Boulder
dam project, following authorization
of the Arizona Colorado river com
mission
Decision of the commission to file
suit was reached in conference
which followed Governor John G..
Phillips message to the legislature
in which he urged ga fight to the
limit to defend Arizona S rights.
Mulford Windsor. secretary of the
commission, said local attorneys and
legal talent in Washington, u. c.,
will be employed "to prevent Boul-
der dam from being foiStcd on Ari-
2Ona.
In his message to the joint meet
ing of the house and senate, Cover
nor Phillips recommended n tri state
compact between Nevada, California
and Arizona as the only solution to
the Boulder dam controversy.
lie charged that the bill was un-
satisfactory to Arizona because it
gave the state "lcss water from the
main stream than was thought right
hv the governors of upper basin
states at the Denver conference.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-16
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21

son Sermon Sunday in all branches
of The Mother Church, The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in Bos-
ton, Mass.
One Of the Bible citations in the
Lesson. Sermon includes these inspir-
ing words from John: "Whcn Jesus
then lifted up His eyes, and saw a
great company come unto Him, He
saith unto Philip, whence shall we
buy bread, that these may eat" One
of his disciples, Andrew, Simon Pet.
er's brother, saith unto Him, There
is lad here, which hath five bar
ley loaves, and two small fishes:
but what are they among so many !
:. So the men sat down, in mum
Der about five thousand. And Jesus
took the loaves; and when He had
given thanks, He distributed to the
disciples, and the disciples to them
that were set down; When
they were filled, He said unto His
disples, Gather up the fragments
that remain, that nothing be LOST"
A correlativc passage from "Sci-
encc and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy is
as follows: "Jcsus walked on the
waves. fed the multitude, healed .he
sick, and raised the dead in direct
opposition to material laws. His
acts were the demonstration Of Sci.
encc, overcoming the false claims of
material sense or i0w.o
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
PAGEANT TOMORROW
BY SUNDAY SCHOOL

y charming Christmas pageant
will be given tomorrow aftern oon -
80 in the church by the Plesby
tcrian sunday school under the di-
rection of Mrs. s. p. Holiday and
Mrs. Fred. Nuttall, superintendent
of the school.
Those appearing in The cast arc:
Mary IIoppin, angel; Geraldine
Johnson, Mary; Don Rex Jr., Joseph; ;
Fred Heald, Stanley Rank and Mel
in Wilby, kings; James Cartcr,
sammy Morgan, Lyle Smith, shep-
herds; Vernon Hill, William Ward,
Chester Allen, Clon Allen, ,'ohn
Mallory, Calvin Smith, Ethel Peal
Cross, Nadine Matthews, E"elvn
Crook, Kathryn Clements candle
hearers.
The primary department will be
the angel chorus ;7d children of
ether lands will nc portrayed by
The intermediate class. The choi
andcr the direction of S. T. Holiday.
will furnish The music for tn,
pageant. All those interested are
invited to he tho guests of the
church AT this service.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
PRESENT DAY CLUB
ENJOYS TALK ON
LOVER CALIFORNIA

DR.. and Mrs. L. o. Carter eater
tanned the members of the Present
Day club last night Mt their home
on Brighton avenue. Christmas
trees and greenery made festive dee
orations for the affair.
Harry Horton gave q fascinating
talk on his recent trip to Lower
California, interest being added to
the discussion by the showing OF
films taken during the trip.
After the program, the evening
was spent in bridge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mont J. Reid, Mr.. and Mrs w. c.
Costello. Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Brad
shaw, winning the clubprizes, while
guest prizes were awarded to Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Horton.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the game, the hostess being
assisted by Mrs. o. j. Bradshaw and
Mrs. Harry Horton.
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Horton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. >.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Y. Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Meyer, Mrs.
Donald Kctchen, Mrs. r. NJ. Arm
strong, and Mrs. Rose Fuller, a for
mer member of the club.
Among the members present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont j. Reid, Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. B. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
T. Osborne, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. j.
Bradshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Chss-
nut, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Costello,
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Apple, Mrs.
0. G. Horne and the hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
Methodist Episcopal

Glasses for all ages arc to be
found at the Methodist Episcopal
church school, including one for
married folks. The Sunday school
will meet at the usual hour tomor-
row.,
Morning service will center on the
Christmas theme. Under the direc-
tion of Mrs. G. w. Remelc, the boys'
choir of the Wilson school will sing
carols 1T Ills service. Mrs. Joe
King, director of the choir, has pre-
pared special music for tn, occasion
and two numbers from the Christmas
cantata "The Light Eternal" (Pe'
trie), will be rendered by the choir.
The anthem will be "Light of
Glory" with tenor solo by DR.. r.
C. Clemons. Following the sermon. a
trio will sing, "The Star of Bethle,
hem", the trio consisting Of Miss
Julia Foncannon, DR.. II. c. C.emons
and f.. n. u. Hatch. Rev. Harold
Bake will give the Christmas mess
age, and Mrs. Ruth Teeplc Reid, pi'
aMist. will play appropriate music.
Clark Hatch will lead the discus
sion hour at $3.50 tomorrow evening
and all young people are invited to
attend.
"Good Will Toward Men,. 2
Christmas play, will be presented by
the young peoples departments OF
the church school at the fellowship
hour tomorrow evening.
Mrs. n. A. Ccntos, superintendent
Of the department, is director Of the
play and those taking part are:
Doris Gibson. Mary; George Lowden
Bob; Opal Hill, grandmother; Arnold
Mattson, Mr.. Williams; Katherine
Jones. Mrs. Williams; Orlyn Hart
zell. Georgia Royce, Max Affler.,
baugh, singers; Margaret Plcmons
pianist; Alice Crawford. soloist; Ad
cline Shircr, violinist; Fierpon;
Walker. the minister.
Monday evening at o'clock. a
delightful Christmas program is
planned for the church school and 4
treat is in store for all those attend
M
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
SOCIETY AMID CLUB NEWS
BAPTIST CHURCH
PROGRAM MONDAY

A delightful Christmas progra:G
will be given Monday night in the
church by the children of the Bap
tist Sunday school.
Beginning with a professional by
the children. the program will con-
tinue as follows: "Welcome," Mil
dred Belts; recitation, "A Christ
mas WISH" Dickie Page; song, pri-
mary department; exercise, "Shin-
ing" five junior girls; Christmas
song (Johnson), Girls quartettc
recitation, "a Gift of Gold" Glen
Poole; song, primary department ;
exercise, "Just So It's Christmas"
Annie Lee and Daisy Rapson; reel
tation, "Christ, the King" Syb.'
Ship; vocal duet, Betty Foreberg,
Genevive Moody; recitation, "A
Wireless to Santa" Russell john
ston; recitation, "To Bethlehem
lorothy Corkhill; pageant. "a
Christmas Story, reader, Pearl Pres
ton; carols by the choir; reading,
THE Origin of st. Nicholas, Gladys
CIaypool.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
RECITAL FEATURES
RUBENSTE/N MUSIC

Students of the .-.cademy Of Music
were heard last night in an excel
lent Ruberstein program, assisted b!
Miss Marjorie Meyer and Eugene
Moore, pupils of Madame Katherine
Ward Kupelian.
A concise and interesting resume
cf the life of Rubenstein was given
by Sarah Couch, who was also mis-
tress of ceremonies, announcing al
numbers with the exception OF the
first which was presented by Ethe'
Fearl Couch.
"Turkish March," arranged for L.
hands and played on two pianos
was skillfully played by Ethel Pear
cross, Shirley Maddux, Pauline Os
walt, Alice Williams, Kathryn Sur
face and Ruth Riddle. Ada Bess
Rcyon played "Melody in F" ant
the "Polka Bohemc" was rendered
by Evangclista Hurd.
Marjorie Meyer delighted her ALT
dience with a vocal solo, "DeI
Asra," which was followed by the
"Staecato Etudc," played with un
usual ability by Ailcen Hartzog
Margaret Plcmons, playing the
"Barcarol!c," group of instrumental
numbe
A charming vocal selection, "Thor
i'.rt Like Lovely Flower" wa'
gwen by Eugent Moore, followed by
Jane Anderson playing, "Valse N A
Fiat" The program was concluded
with the following instrumental
numbers: "kammenci Ostrow,
played by Peggy Whitelaw, and :
two piano arrangement of "Danct
of the Payaderes," played by Mar!
Graves, Lucille Miller, Margaret
Plemons and Meryal Meadows.
The program was very we'll at
tended and the audience was mos,
Enthusiastic. Special mention should
he made of the work Of Maryarc.
plcmons. Jane Anderson. Pegg,
Whitclaw and Ailecn Hartzog.
Following the program, the stu
dents were tho /, :esrs of tb'
academy. Christmas decorations, ;
Christmas tree, clever favors fol
the children, all made for delight
ful evening. At the children
party, Louannc Nuttall playe,
"Christmas Dolls Waltz" by Billro
Professor Todd playing the orgar
accompaniment.
The high school students and the;r
friends enjoyed dancing and refresh
ments were sers ed by the hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
ACTRESS WINS
FIGHT AGAINST
USE OF DRUGS

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 2l. W.F: -
Alma Rubens, screen star, has won
her fight against the uso OF mar.
cotics
The actress, under treatment at
Patton state hospital for seven
months, has been discharged irohl
'hc institution.
Her friends claim that she will
take a long ocean trip and then
return TO Hollywood to resure her
picturc career.
For The present, il was said, she
viii remain al her mothers ranch
near Fresno.
Miss Rubcns was placed in Patton
On the complaint Of her husband
i,rardo cortc2, last juno. At the
time she had been unsucccssfully
treated in several sanifariums.
Just about year ago il wae
learned that Miss Rubcns was ising
drugs in excess. After shg was in
volvcd in several sensational rri
stdcs here, COricz started the fight
, TO have her cured.
She first used narcotics it was
said. after n serious illness She SUI
tcrcd two years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
ROUND TABLE
ENTERTAINED

Round Table Bridge club had an
enjoyable meeting yesterday ;fter
noon with Mrs. Forrest Ku.. as
hostess at her homo on Len Rcy ave
rue.
4 ccnterpiccc Of red and rhitc
snapdragons with tall, red candles
decorated thc luncheon tabi,, tl:c
attra"tivc appointments carving
Gdt the Christmas motif.
Mrs. o. j. Bradshaw was award-
cd the prize for the club aad Mrs.
L. Y. Watson received that for tha
guests
Members present were Mesdamc9
y. Y. Hughes, L. l.. kcplcy. o. j,
Bradshaw, Roy Il. Brccdlovc aud tie
hostess, while Mre X. Y. Watson,
Mr.. bon e. Eitlcr and Mr,. ll0wa't
=. Never were guests
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
DESERT PICNIC
HONORS BIRTHDAY Y

Mrs. Fred Kenyon recently enter
tained with gay picnic party in
honor of the twelfth birthday Of her
son, Kenneth.
Twelve of his friends were invit'
ed to attend an all day desert picnic,
the group motoring to the sand hills
where bonfires were built, the day
being spent in games and sports with
delicious picnic lunch at noon.
The guests included Don Rex .Jr..
John King, Gene Butler, Junior Rice,
Morgan Rice, Russell Morrison,
James Carter, Bobby Neale, Billy
Donohue, Cecil Owens, John Clen'
ents, Kenneth Kenyon, while little
Rosemary Rice acted as mascot for
the party.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
First Baptist

"How the Angels Trimmed the
Christmas Tree, will be the subject
of the Christmas. sermon by Rev
c. T.. Flanagan at the morning scrv.
lee at II o'clock. For this service
the choir will sing the Christmas an,
them "Oh, Wondrous Story, by
Nolte. The Ladies chorus will rem
der the Christmas chorus number
"Whilc Angels Sing, by Gcibel.
The Sunday school meets at 9:45
with classes for all ages. Strangers
ere invited to attend the school. \
great missionary offering will be-
taken during the sessions Of the
school and church. The B. y. 7. L.
meets at 6:a0 for the young peoi,lo's
meeting.
4 prelude by the orchestra, IA
Christmas Medley, will begin the
evening service at 7:30. This will
be followed by prayer and special
announcements.
The feature of the evening will
be the singing of the children's choir
under the direction of Mrs. II. NJ.
Armstrong. Composed of 80 girls
the choir will sing tho old tradition
al Christmas carols, presenting tho
following program.
".Joy to the World" by the congrc.
cation; "From Heaven High the An
gels Come" TRADITIONAL carol of the
fourteenth century,; "Christ M a :
Song" (TraditionaD; "Thc Pirsl
Nocl": "Lullaby" (Nauman); Offer
ing; "Thc Christmas Manger Hymn
(Adaptcd from an ancieut Frcncl
NoeD; "Cnwiuding the Wonder Bali
ca Christmas scrmonettc by Rev. G
Z. Flanagin); "Slumber Song of th.
Infant Jesus (Govaert'; Bcpcdiction
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
SECOND BAPTIST
(On Brighton Near Second, Rev
c. II. Hampton, Pastor)

The services at tho Second Bap-
'ist church tomorrow mark tie he.
ginning Of a very interesting Yulc.
tide program.
Bible school, 9:iJ II. IN. Classes
for all ages.
Morning worship, II a. NJ.
Professional - 40 Come All Yc
faithful;" Doxology; Scripture re
.ponsc; invocation; prayer lynn,
"Joy 10 tho World" Scripture les
Bon; prayer; anthem, clark, Hark
Ny Soul" Pcrkins); Christmas
sermon, tine pastor; anthem. "Bc-
hold, Bring You Good Ti'iings'
Wilson otfcratory. Miss Thclma
Mccoy; closing hymn. clark, The
Herald Angels Sing" bcncdictiou
?ostludc, "Thc Angels Song"
At q =. m. the Z. Y. +. L. will
render special program ami a.
! $50 p. N. the Bible school pupils OF
tl'c beginner. primary and junior
, classes will render the beautiful
service, "Starlcd Pilgrims" TIC
,, srrvicc is very tuncful and include.
in the music many of the turcs Of
| the classics.
| During the Bible school period of
, the morning, the church and school
| will distribute confectionery aud
fruit to all the children and thei,
guests This is made possible
J through donation from the men OF
/ tic church, the fund being the pro
c"cds from the mems breakfas;
served last sunday at the Com
munity club house.
The church viii join tie citizen,
in the ,ommunity tree at the East
side school Tuesday evening, De
ecnbcr 2L, 80.
An carly morning service Is beir 9
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
TWILIGHT HOUk AT
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

An excellent Christmas program
will be given tomorrow evening at
) o'clock at the Christian church and
will take the place of the usual eve
ming worship.
Following are the numbers that
will appear on the program;
Sunday school orchestra led by
Thelma Jenkins; opening, Joy to the
World" by congregation prayer,
Rev. Arthur Ritchic; tableau, man.
ger scene; violin duet, Clown of
Bethlehem" Pollvanna Stone, Ethel
Dannenburg, accompanied by Mary
Graves; Christmas story, Buick I'm.
derwood; "Star of the East" Mrs.
Oliver Lingo; "The Christmas Wish,
Juanita kirkpatrick; "Christmas
Candies. beginners department;
"Mary's Gifts, Glynadean Utlcy;
"The King", Flora Pratt; "The Babe
of Bethlehem. Colleen Mckinney;
piano solo, Stanley Rverson; "Santa
Claus Junior, Gerald Lampkin.
Nylophone solo, Roy Sweeney, ac
companied by Mrs. J. s. Fleming;
"What Santa Claus Brought, six
girls of the primary department.;
"Christmas as | saw IT., Perry Oar
rough; "What Grandma Says. Flor
cncc Dyson; piano duo, Mrs. w. J.
Cowan and Mrs. J. s. Fleming; "T'he
Alarm Clock, Chas. Hancock ;ercei-
tation, Juan kirkpatrick song, "Thc
Stocking, Elnora Mills and Junior
Thackcr; Christmas carol, mixed
quartettc; recitation, Leroy Inman;
saxophone, Janet Underwood; "Mrs.
Browns Christmas Present., high
school class; song, Mrs. J. b. Moy's
class: "Comc, All Yc Faith
ful' congregation; Dcnediction, Rev.
Ritchie.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
NAZARENE CHURCH


Rev. W. L. Ellis Of Los Angeles,
at one time member of the min.
isterial union of Imperial Valley
has been conducting series Of cx'
cellcnt sermons at the Nazarinr
church. IIc will preach tomorrow
morning on new subject, "Ttc
Four Falls of tho Devil"
sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, he
will give his famous lecture on
"Whitc Slavery and Social Evils"
and II special invitation is sent "a
mothers and daughters TO be pres
cni. ..-
Sunday evening at 7:30 program
will be given which will be enjoyed
by all. Christmas gifts will hc dis
iribntcd to the children and the
public is invited TO attend thee
acryices.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
Ente,tains Bridge Club
At Afternoon Meeting

A meeting of the Friday bridge
club was held yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Earle G. Davis.
Prizes at bridge were won by Mrs.
Clarence T.. Conant and by Mrs.
Henry Loud. Tea was served by tho
hostess.
Members present were Mesdames
j. D. Adams, Henry Loud, Clarence
Conant, Jerry Asher, L. c. House
A. G. johnson, aud the hostess. Mrs
Allen P. Nuffer was a guest of the
club
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
Christian Science

Roy. A. T. Rithic, state evangelist
of the Christian churches, will speak
at the State Street Christian church
at the u o'clock service tomorrow.
Thie service will he in observance
Of Christmas, and a mixed quartcttc
will sing "Thc First Noel". Marth-
ny Rycrson will be at the organ.
4 twilight hour Christmas pro
sram will be given at the church by
the Sunday school at . o'clock and
will take the place Of the usual eve
ming worship. Christian Endcavor
will meet at $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
BAR ASSOCIATION
DEFERS RULE ON
LINDSEY STATUS

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81. W.P)-
The status in this state of Judge
Ben B. Lindsey of Denver, recently
disbarred from practice in Colorado,
will not be known for another
month
This was the decision reached hy
the board of governors of the Cali
fOrnia Bar association, which had
finished its session here and stood
adjourned today. Action in the
matter was deferred until the next
session of the board in San Fran
cisco, January Il, when the disci-
plinary committee will make u re
port of its findings.
In Il letter to the board Judge
Lindsey asked permission to appear
II his own defense in event the
board fakes up the question OF his
disbarment in California. This
privilege will be granted.
Three attorneys were suspended
by the board for one wear and two
others reprimanded for uncthical
PRACTICES. Other members WHIP have
failed TO pay dues were ordered tenn
porarily suspended.
j. w. Barbee of Long Beach was
suspended for one year for alleged
inisappropriation of money of c. n.
MOXley of Santa Ana, a client, and
Llcwcllyn Marsh of Los Angeles ON
tie allegation that he failed to in
>;itute suits after accepting fees
from clients.
c. II. Fish Of San Francisco and
william Boland Wright of Los An.
gelcs were reprimanded for alleged
irregular practices.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
CHRISTMAS PARTY AT
ST. PAUL'S TONIGHT

Tonight at 7 o'clock, the Sunday
school of st. Paul's Episcopal church
will have its annual Christmas party
beginning with short religious
service conducted by w. l.. Jenney,
superintendent.
Mrs. Harry Horton has charge of
the program following the service.
Each member Of the Sunday school
IN participate ii: the performance
and there will be songs and rec;ia-
lions. Il charming Christmas stc:y
will be tod l'9' Mrs. A. b. Hansen
who is ski!.cl along this line.
Santa Claus will be present to Dis.
tribute gif', to the children and 70.
frcshments will be served after tl:c
program.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
First Presbyterian

Rev. John S. a. Gum of Pasadena
has accepted the call to the Presby.
tcriau church and will be in FL Cen.
iro Sunday to conduct the II o'clock
service. The subject of his service
will be "Thc Modern Pilgrimage t.
Bethlehem" There will be aopro.
rriatc music for the Christmas sc;,.
son.
In the afternoon Mt 1880. Nespcr
service will be given with exception
ally fine Christmas music.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21

prepared for Christmas morning.
The choir will render selections a.
this hour and the pastor will bring
Il Christmas message.
Sunday, December 90, is Mission
airy day with the program being
conducted by the Women's Homs
and Foreign Missionary society.
The day will be designated "Old
Folks Home Tag Day." rally be-
ing conducted for the home.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
st. Paul's Episcopal

p Dac TO tho fact that the Icy
Charles Wilson Baker, vicar Of St.
Pauls Episcopal church, is confined
to his home because Of injuries re-
cciyed in a recent automobile. ac'
cident, there will be no services to-
morrow at 81. Paul's except for the
sunday school, which will meet 1t
the usual hour Of 0:i5 "a. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
SUN HAS IT EASY

NEW YORK, Dec. 81. W.p-To.
day was the shortest day of the year
i'll the northern hemisphere. In the
latitude of New York the sun was
visible only triflc more than nine
hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
State st. Christian

The fact that the universe inelud
ing man.is: created and governed by
God, and not evolved by. atomic
force, vii! BE- emphasized IL the Les
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-21
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

pir Church Of Christ Scientist cnto California Branch Of N.
other Church. The F Church Christ In Boston,
.nd: all sc. r the chh Edce
Subject Is The Universe Including
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SANITARY
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Wholesome and clean as home fseili.
ties are the rest rooms and lav;tories
Of the ssestV. 4 D. System. To protect
your health, to increase your comfort,
rigid surveillance Is maintained In CO.
operation with local health officers. e
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