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Evening star., 1934-04-14
NNLES INGIN EENC.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE colored; butler, chauffeur; good
cook, with knowledge Of domestic science;
must be educated and interested; no others
need apply; two in family; good home
ability; state qualifications. Address Box
409-D Star Office.
COUPLE. white. settled no children. to
do cooking general housework. flower and
vegetable garden and odd jobs on farm
estate near Upper Marlboro. Md. VIII be
given comfortable quarters in main house.
milk, eggs. fruit. vegetables, etc. in addi-
tion to monthly wages. To begin work
about May l Phone Cleveland 1900,
evenings or address c. H. Milans. 1926
Cathedral ave. Washington. D. C.
MAN AND WIFE, white as cook and gen
eral houseworker; man to take care of
horse ana work outside on premises; must
have good references salary $50 and room
and board. Address Box Bic. Star ONCE.
jIAN AND WIFE for general housework
Good home and $50 per month. Call CL.
OS4R for tnteryiew 15s
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TALENT WANTED

suitable for floor shows, sing
ers, dancers and novelty acts.
Also 10 attractive and intelli-
gent mattresses and curb girls.
Apply Manager, Randle Gar
dens, 2515 Pennsylvania ave.
Sc, SUNDAY $50 to 80.
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

LAUNDRESS, frst-class. wants wash TO
take home at low price. Adams O699
WIDOW colored, refined honest. former
rradnate nurse offers services. house
keeper for elderly lady. Address, Box
43T-D. Star ofice. 10.
WOMAN colored; good exp cook; could
stay nights; cooking only. Address l4oo
P st. Phone North 0669.
WOMAN, settled. white. wants place.
housekeeper, employed couple. small fam
lily; no washing. North 3272-J.
YOUNG WIDOW would like position as
housekeeper in motherless family or en-
ployed couple GEorgia 0334.
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The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service
Column call National 5Ooo.
Branch 215.
BEDDING MATTRESSES, box springs ant
Wash. Mattress Co. 3l9 L st. sw. Ma. 6619
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PERSONAL.

MOLES OR OTHER SKIN LESSONS RE-
moved painlessly by latest scientihGe G metn- aas
DDS; free consultations: moderate charges
Phone NO 10499. DR.. F. F. DEMING
VACATION SCHOOL BY AUTO FROM SoN
Washington to California; $40 week.
Address Box 379-D, Star ONCE. IL
HEMoRRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for lifetime
or money back: write for booklet; no drugs
or surgery. DR. SOMMERWERCK. 1868
Columbia rd Adams O3SS.
LET DR.. DELLA LEDENDECKER,S WON
Qerful hands rub your aches and pains away
open Sunday. 3025 o St NV. WE. ITO. 10.
SWEDISH MASSAGE ELEC. CAB. BATHS.
infra-red. ultraviolet rays: by appoint.
Vivian Hopkins. CO. 43S4 2701 Conn. ave
chi ,DREN BOARDED, SIS PER MONTH.
LARGE PLAY YARD. PHONE ATLANTIC
5744-J.
A PROTESTANT MINISTER, WELL
known in the city and Of wide experience
will give pulpit service, without charge. to
any pastor or struggling church. white or
colored, requesting the same. Ob)ect
Service. Address Box 441-D. Star otice. 10
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ATTENTION, CHEMICAL
SATFSMFN

An old established out-of-town chemical
house desires an experienced salesman
calling on hotels. restaurants garages.
buildings and institutions for D. C. and
vicinity; salary and commission. Address
Box 175-D. Star office.
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LOST AND FOUND.
Lost and Found advertisements
may be found on Page Az.
HELP-MEN.


AWNING WORKERS experienced; must
have drivers permit. Phone Hillside Ol4l.
AWNING statesmen az. experienced;
must have car; salary and commission.
Phone Hillside 014l.
LAUNDRY statesmen (2). exp. National
Laundry Co.. 10 Pierce st. NV, ask lor
Mr Caswell. Sunday. from to Il a m.
references. to work in large organization.
Must be GOOD automobile operator. Address
Box 105-D. Star office. "
MAN. under 50. who knows how to cam
VaSS from door to door; a very good pay
ing proposition to offer; small salary and
commission to start with. See Mr.. Harris.
1897 Conn. ave. NV.
MAN. young, to learn rug cleaning; must
be capable Of heavy work. Address Box
412-D, Star office.
MEN with previous experience. selling by
telephone. Apply Room 30o. 1lO 14th
MEN (2) to sell vacuum cleaners on salary
and commission. Apply $50 TO | am;'
M lyman basement: s5n71 ~ Sears Foe0uck
MEN WANTED-Three additional men. to
be trained in the sale Of General Electric
Summer and Winter air conditioning. This
America Ts 'Hu fastest fpPT groWne % Industry See
Mr. w. N. McCord. sales manager. General
Air Conditioning Corp, 1917 Conn.
ave NV.
NIGHT WATCHMAN must clean ware
house; good reference required. Address
Box Aid. Star office.
PAINTERS. frst-class; plenty of work.
Maryland Decorating Co.. 1897 Quincy St.
PHARMACIST. registered, wanted. State
experience ard eference. Address Box
;41-D. Star office. IA
PHOTO COUPON Statesmen = Mothers
day special sells for SOC: costs you moth
ing Suite 800. 1917 st. NV. Ia
PRINTING and lithographing salesman.
commission basis; small drawing account
Address Box 452-D, Star office. los
SALESMAN with light truck. to distribute
advertised food lines to established grocery
store routes Apply 1924 18th st. NV. Ia
SALESMEN-Because Of greatly improved
business conditions. General Electric Dis
tributor has opening for home laundry
statesmen. previous experience not a requl-
Apply tomorrow retween 9 and 1920 a m.
1880 New York ave. 4th floor, ask for
Irr. Pohlman.
SPRING MAKER, fender and body man.
City Auto Spring Works. 940 Park ave,
Baltimore Md.
TREE EXPERTS. experienced. for out-of-
town work. Apply between IL ands2. Sum-
day, April Is. at 5000 10th st. NV.
UPHOLSTERERS on overstuffed suites: cut
slip covers and repair. Call l235 10th ST.
NV. Sunday, between . and IL o'clock
sharp. Address BOX 461-D. Star office.
YOUNG LAWYER to act part time as
secretary in exchange for Office space and
telephone. CL. 1851.
YOUNG MAN who has had local expert
ence in renting. to specialize in leasing
and selling business property. Excellent
future. Address Box Bad, Star ONCE.
YOUNG MEN to work with manager on
regular route; steady work and good pay.
See Mr.. Pine. 400 International Bldg.
Evening star., 1934-04-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Continued

DINING AND TEA ROOM. Including out
door facilities. near Dupont Circle; doing
exceiient business: good reason for selling;
no agents. Address Box SD. Star ONCE.
CONFECTIONERY for sale. cheap for
quick sale. Metropolitan 9702.
DINING CARA good business. good To-
cation: liquor license available. Owner has
out -of-town business, will sacrifice. 1921
oath st. NV.
CAFETERIA. upper 14th St. serving
breakfast and dinner only. Established
"A years. Splendid place for couple. $3.50.
Address Box 453-D. Star once. 15'
WELL ESTABLISHED grocery and meat
market: good business section; doing
big business. Address Box 230D. Star
GAS AND ACCES. STATION. very large:
suitable for cottages, lunch room. super sta
ssT ion; = best s corner n in Alex. Address Box
LOCATION FOR BEAUTY PARLOR on first
hoor OF Monmouth Hotel. 1919 G st. NV;
over 100 women in building: close to
SCHOOLS and Government buildings; rental.
$50 per month. See Mrs. WELDON. res.
E1anager. 1919 g st. NV. ME. $500.
DINING ROOM-Will rent; now taking
care OF 20 people; good prospect for one
who can handle. NO. 1870.
GROCERY, northwest section; sell cheap;
owners must leave Washington immedi-
ately. Call Atlantic 5796.
WILL BUY claw machines highest prices
paid: Call H. Epstein. National g220.
room 423. l4s
SOC 22nd ST. N.W.-Rooming house very
S45.50. WEST O196-W.
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nomical and time proven: black finish.
cream wire wheels. very clean velour inte-
rior fine tires, mechanically protected BY
day no-cost service; 1905. No. 2 New
York ave. NV. Open evenings until 9:30.
OLDSMOBILE 1898 touring coupe; beau
tiful black finish spotless interior. driven
very little and equal to new In every de-
tail: S8O5: terms and trade. L. P. Steuart.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN with car to travel out of
Washington. Advertising work immediate
income to producers. Room 513. &C. 18th
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MOTOR TRAVEL,
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

SALESMAN WISHES TO CONTACT SALES
man with car covering Va. 81 w. Va. shar :
ing expenses L. Jackson. 3945 Conn. ave
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WANTED.
SEVERAL MEN

SEVERAL MEN
OF neat appearance for our subdivision
department An exceptional opportunity
TO earn while learning the real estate
business See Mr.. Wilmot. North Wash
ington Realty Co. 1906 Georgia ave. n. ":
SALES ENGINEERS.
Have opening for 8 sales engineers;
must have car and be willing to attend
sales school before starting work; compen-
sation will be paid those who qualify.
Appointments by phone only. Call Ma
tional 9343 between $50 and 80 am.
ASSISTANT FLOOR MANAGER
A good opening in a frst-class
store for a young man of integrity
who is looking toward the future.
State age. Address Box 365-D,
Star Office
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NIGHT WATCHMAN; must clean ware
house; good reference required. Address
Box 4llD. Star Office
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MEN WANTED-Three additional men. to
be trained in the sale of General Electric
may be your opportunity to get into
America S fastest growing industry. See
Mr. w N. McCord sales manager. General
ave NV
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CAMERA REPAIRING;

CAMERA REPAIRING
s15 f3thEE 1oth st. Nv. = ALHNti NNAtionai 4712.
CARPENTER-General house repairing
windows. ooors. porches. screens, painting.
etc Get my estimates. save money, ume
and worry Columbia 9277-M. 10
CARPENTER-Reasona prices; porches'
floors fences. steps. partitions. SheiVes'
cabinets. counters built. Douglas, ME. 800:
ELECTRIC WIRING.
FIXTURES AND. REPAIRS.
Groom house base plug in each room,
complete with fixtures SO a6a Regal Eiectric
FLOORS, PAPERING. PAINTING; CLEAN;
ing. sanding. staining; waxlng HardWood
floors a specially. Fields Potomac 2050-J.
FLOOR WORK. expert: old floors made
Ak- new; prices rsas; Work sna5annlsseeSS sna nnlseS
PApERING 5 RMS. 2-sTORY HALL. $50
Quick service. white mech. Call any time
Neat papers. Adams 1928.
PAPERING. PAINTING. average room, $6.
/ do my own work; you get better quality.
Call Metz any time. co 03a6.
PAPERHANGING and painting. white me-
chanics Rooms papered. So up. Day.
phone AID. 1881; eve. D1. 1897, Bookout
PAPERHANGING-Roo papered. S5 and
up; estimates fur; work guaranteed. A: 7.
George. sos Onaida pl NV. GE. 946S:
WATERPROOFING home improvements.
Terms If desired. National 140S.
ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS including
waterproofing from basement to roof. Call
MA. I408 or GE. 1899.
Evening star., 1934-04-14

OLDSMoBILE 1929 sedan; brand-new dark
blue finish: tires very good. mechanically
Ok; an attractive car and good for many
miles OF satisfactory service; $40. 70
hanka Service. 1928 10th st. NV. DIS
l141
Evening star., 1934-04-14

ALERT WOMEN
OF sales ability, to keep appointments: no
canyassing. Apply Monday. between and
4. Room 202, 1410 H NV, Mrs. Sidari.
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SITUATIONS--MEN
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER. experienced; several years
insurance. general agency. Had charge
agency accounts. loss register. REINSURANCE
bordereaux; references. Adams l25o. ID
NURSE. experienced chronic slightly men
tai cases; cheerful; stay nights; drive
own car; professional references. Ad-
dress Box 454-D Star ofhce.
YOUNG LADY. white; competent, 3 yrs.
hospital training; wishes position doctors
or dentists assistant: salary reasonable.
Address BOX 226-D, Star office. IA
Evening star., 1934-04-14

MEN (2) to sell vacuum cleaners on salary
and commission. Apply 9:30 to am,
Mr. lyman. basement, Sears. Roebuck &
Co. 91l BladenSburg I'd. ne.
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account Of ali-around general excellence OF
this car we have no hesitancy in recon-
mending 1t: any demonstration you WISH;
the money: terms, trade. Owens MOTOR
63o3 Ga
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MAN. young, to learn rug cleaning; must
be capable of heavy work. Address Box
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OAKLAND 1881 convertible coupe; black
body with silver trim. leather upholstery
new top, all good tires. mechanically en
cellent; 1895; terms and trade. L. r.
ctana II Inc 12O5 Nth ST. NV
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OLpsMoBLE 1925 sedan; looks good.
runs good; It is good, and the price Is only
SIS; thousands of miles OF good trans
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eEWINq. MACHNE Singer. portabIe elec.,
S1o;l guayanteeds 1897 Conn. ave. NV.
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OIDsMOBILE 1881 de luxe convertible
roadster; two-tone finish. Just like new;
natural wood wheels new tires. trunk
rack. Very sporty and we invite your most
careful Inspection; S375. Pohanka Service
11OR ct District 9141,
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CHEVROLET 1898 sedan: original beauti-
full maroon ,Duco finish almost like new:
upholstery clean and perfect: five excellent
ceent Vs condition ~ This PH"ec' car 1nH might 1t Be-
priced trifie HIGHER than many being Of
fered for sale. but this car is far above
ceilence cell must b be IS Seen to be apprecfated;
any demonstrations: S525; small down pay
ment. balance to suit: your car in trade.
Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Georgia ave.
condition. % bargain. Apply Apply rear asa4
wyoming ave. NV.
tifui maroon finish. brand-ne tires. seat
@GHs ana Sns sHs ss H0s ss fTy
ice. 1926 Goth ST. NV. DIstrict 0l4l.
tiful tan body, very, good motor, good
terms and trade. L. P. steuart. 1925
14th st. NV.
DODGE 1925 sedan; looks and runs good;
only $35. Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st.
tm eeaef ares Silver es
cellent motor. free wheeling; all for S275:
terms and trade. L. P. steuart. 1925
FORD 1881 Fordor-This is a late '31
and in very good condition; new paint.
seat covers and good tires: price is S249
for a quick sale. Logan Motor Co.. 141s
FORD 1882 VS. Tudor: dark blue finish.
cream wire wheels; tires like new; not
scratch or bump anywhere. Your most
careful inspection invited, Compare our
price Of only S325. Pohanka Service. 1925
Goth st. NV. District 9141.
FORD 1882 sedan: 4-cyl. sfaotor, COM
pletely oyerhsuled and guara1teed. This
Is a real beauty. and Is priced right: clean
upholstery. excellent tires. any demonstra-
tion you want; S345; small down payment,
bal. to suit you: your car in trade. Owens
rotor Co.. 6323 Ga, ave,
Evening star., 1934-04-14

OAKLAND 1880 coupe-we don't want to
say too much about this car. but feel sure
DEMONSTRATORS; priced at only SIS Ior
quick sale. Logan Motor Co.. 14le lrs-
Evening star., 1934-04-14
HELP-DOMESTIC.

references. Apply 1861 35th st. NV.
GENERAL HoUsEWORK-Clean. intelli,
gent. white or colored person for general
housework. Columbia 9194. ----
GIRL. colored. for light housework; at
ave. NV. after g p.m. Saturday.
GIRL. colored, neat. general housework.
Gqokns reterenof dn nof nSons Stay s9ms @
Peabody 81. NV.
MAN AND WOMAN for housework, take
entire charge. Address Box 141-D. Star
Office.
VIRGINIA BUTLER-Family who employed
Big" Virginia desires to get in touch
with you. ID.
WHITE WOMAN, age 30I35: ,t,g housekeeper
salary and home. Inquire after pm,
Is Chapman St. Rosemont. Alexandria
Va: y - apt; pit: ., Take Alexandria-pOtcmac
WHITE WOMAN. housekeeper in, family .
and child yrs; room. board and S6 week.
Call Saturday Afternoon and Sunday; Alex.
1726-W. If Chapman St. Alex. Va. 15'
WOMAN. white. between 90 and 35, years
of age. to do cooking and general house
work; must be unencumbered: stay nights.
GEORGIA 51s3 between and pm.
WOMAN. white; cook. maid. care CT child;
best city references. Address Box 39S-D.
YOUNG GIRL white; general housework.
no laundry stay nights references re-
auired; 81 week. 1405 Emerson st. NV.
GEORGIA 5000. "
YOUNG WOMAN. white, refined. in refined
home of adults COOKING and general house
work; stay nights. Atlantic 3767-J.
SITUATIONS-MFN
BOOKKEEPER, accounting, credit and Of
fee management Washingtonian. all or
part time. Address Box 266-D. Star ONCE.
CHEF or chef-steward hotel. club, retsaur-
ant; 20 yrs experience in WASHINGTON; ref
erence Address Box 45l-D. Star ONCE. To-
MAN. white. with family of three. wishes a
permanent Job as caretaker experienced IN
shrubbery flowers. vegetable gardening
and chicken raising; five years last posi-
ton: can give good references. George
Bpal a312 Kensington rd.. Chevy Chase,
Md Phone WI 4546. 10.
MAN white. wants work as gardener or
chauffeur, housework; handy with tools;
age SO: references. CL. O7S7. ID.
NURSE-COMPANION. experienced in many
types of psychosis. personality disorders,
epilepsy and tuberculosis: free to travel rel.
erences. Address Box 42S-D, Star once. 10.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST. capable and
honest. desires immediate position: can give
Al reference as for ability and Willingness
to work. Address Box 433-D. Star once.
SITUATIONS-WO
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CHEVROLET 1882 sport coupe: appear
combined in this fine car. which is far
above the average. and must be seen to be
appI eciated; rumble seat; come and see
1t; the car speaks for itself. S3S5 and
1923 Georgia ave.
CHEVROLET 1888 sport coupe: verv clean.
Must sell for 1915 cash. Call GEorgia
Evening star., 1934-04-14

LINCOLN 1927 sedan. 7-passenger 9 wire
wheels trunk rack. beautiful green nntsn: ,sr
backed BY Tr!angle's Blue Ribbon guar
antee; Sip5 No. New York ave. NV.
Q.ln
Evening star., 1934-04-14

MAN. under 35. who knows how to cam
vasS from door to door; very good pay.
ing proposition to offer; small salary ana
commission to start with. See Mr.. Harris.
n VI
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UPHOLSTERERS on overstuffed suites: cut
slip covers and repair Call l235 10th ST.
NV. Sunday, between . and IL o'clock
Sharn Address RnN 4G1-D Star office
Evening star., 1934-04-14

NASH 1928 Victoria; a car that has
little age but is ready to serve some one
for many more miles and can be bought for
ssf terms. Logan Motor Co. i4i'
Evening star., 1934-04-14

CADILLAC 1927 sedan: in finest mechanj
Sel conoitlon: not mar or scratch on
tenoerS or body; upholstery clean and per
iect; very good tires: see this car today
y poss1oIe; $50: terms. trade Owens
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COOK. experienced; must have best city
references. Apply 1861 35th st. NV.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-Clean. intelli-
gent white or colored person for general
houSework Columbia 9l94.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-19
PIONEERS To
ENJOY PICNIC
ON SATURDAY

Pioneers of Imperial Valley will
hold their annual reunion on Sat-
urday OF this week, April 81, in the
fair grounds, Imperial.
Not only those who are now liv-
ing in the valley but others from
all parts of Southern California
will gather at Imperial for this
picnic at which once more the ear
ly days of the valley will be re-
lived and many experiences, both
sad and amusing, recounted.
This year the program is some
what different than in former
years. The meeting will be held
in the exhibits hall where it will
be shady and cool, and will open
at IL a. m. when officers will be
elected, future policies OF the as
sociation outlined, and general bus
mess transacted.
The business meeting will close
at noon after which the annual
roll call for the departed members
will take place, Rev w. E. Malan
OF the Ell Centre Methodist Epis-
copal church. himself a pioneer,
offering prayer.
A basket luncheon will follow,
the group joining in singing the
doXology before the luncheon.
Through the courtesy of the board
of supervisors, the committee in
charge announces that there really
will be seats for everyone as the
supervisors have had them con-
structed. To those who have had
boxes and other makeshift seats in
years past, this innovation will
meet with marked approval.
The program, at which H. A.
Hastain of Brawley, president, will
preside, will take place at
p. m. Henry Harris of the
English Village Inn is CO.
chairman for the program and has
arranged for the installation of
so that everyone may
hear.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-19
CHIEF OSWALT
NOT DECIDED
ON CAMPAIGN

Stating that he has not defin-
itely decided whether or not he
will be a candidate for sheriff at
the August primary, j. Sterling
Oswalt, Ell Centro police chief, as
serted today that right now his
whole attention is centered on the
police department and is not con-
cerned with political matters.
"Many of my friends in various
parts of the county have urged me
to be a candidate for sheriff. the
chief said, land don't deny that
I have been considering it. Howev-
er, I have made no decision in the
matter and 90 not intend to do so
at this time. I have also heard
the report that plan asking for
leave of absence from my present
duties, but this also must be de-
MED as I have not any such inten-
ton at this time.'
Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-19
DEUEL. URGES CARE IN LAUNCHING
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP OF UTILITIES
Farm Bureau Official Gives Good Advice
At Organizations Anniversary

way in which it can effectively
function is by having large men,
berShip.
In conclusion Deuel. urged his
hearers to watch a proposed bill be-
fore congress proposing a six-hour
day for railroad workers and limit
ing the length of any train to 70
cars. He asked his listeners to i'm
agine what this would do to freight
rates.
G. o. Hoober, farm bureau presi-
dent, presided, and introduced the
various speakers.
The program opened with talk
by Assemblyman S. E. Robinson
who read a number of clippings
from valley newspapers showing the
early activities Of the farm bureau
and extension service. Imperial
County Farm Bureau was organ
lied early in 1916.
Mrs. Charles Hackleman, county
home department chairman, talked
on the organization of the farm
home department which is the old
est in the state and which was
founded in the fall of 1913
Origin in the county of All club
work was described by Mrs. w. j..
Carleton, Aggie Club council pre-
sident, who told of the efforts of
early leaders to establish this work.
Frank G. Beyschlag, farm advisor,
pointed out the difference be-
tween the home extension service
and the farm bureau, stating that
the farm advisor, his assistants and
the home demonstration agent are
all members of the faculty of the
college of agriculture, University Of
California, and representatives of
the federal department of agricul-
ture. Their function is educational
only and combines that of bringing
the results of research work in ag-
riculture to the farmer, and the
turning of the farmers problems to
the research worker for solution.
The farm bureau is an organization
of farmers, financed and maintain
ed by their dues and its policies are
controlled by them.
Over 300 farm bureau members
and guests were present last night
and enjoyed basket lunch served
in the exhibits hall. A birthday cake
was presented to the two new farm
centers, Mr.. Signal and Acacia.