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ENGINEERING is the great opportunity Of
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land, water and in the air that there is
already a great scarcity of trained men.
The man with mechanical talent and
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with cars, for permanent positions in
city: satisfactory pay: full-time employ
ment; be prepared to start to work on
Wednesday. Apply by letter. giving name.
address and phone number. Address Box
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

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from receiving circular matter. it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star Only
bona f1de answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
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MAN married, with family. as salesman
for service corporation. Good established
route paying well; salary and commission:
Must live vicinity of and be acquainted
with Hyattsville, Riverdale and Prince
Georges County. Reference and cash bond
required Address Box BAY. Star Office
MAN. capab Bile Of selling home Improve
ments, we have the best proposition in
town. NJ. Kapneck Construction Co, 736
11th A. 40. rs
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WANTED-A THOROUGH
LY EXPERIENCED KNIT
TING AND CROCHETING
INSTRUCTOR. APPLY EN-
PLOYMENT OFFICE, 4th
FLOOR, LANSBURGH'S DE-
PARTMENT STORE.
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MAN to handle regular store-to-store route,
place natIopally advertised &c and 1Oc
counter gard mdSe-; most complete line:
over 1000 comm. for you and merchant;
no investment: catalog free. Worlds Prod
iicts Co Denf G-oRR. Snencpr Ind
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MAN wanted. reliable energetic well ac-
Quainted in his locality; no investment; no
SSpsrienGe. Gnst s0pr 5iRe; pig comm NM
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SALESMAN-Louis F. Dow Co, manufac-
I turers of the recognized finest art ad:-
vertiSIng lines consisting of direct mail
speclaltleS in metals, leather and paper,
has opening local territory for successful
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PERSONAL

AGED, CONVALESCENTS AND INVALTDs
given best of care in modern nursing
home. Special attention to diets. Nurses
monthly rates Potomac 2654
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Paper DEMONSTRATING.
PRE-WAR PRICES

VIII scrape dry averaKe-size room.
labor and paper from Book 1884, No. l.
$500 and no more; no extras for papers
anteed. as ] do my own work also do
painting, plastering, general contracting;
been decorator since 1916. Give me q
trial. Cash or terms. No interest charges
On account of special prices will be open
Sunday and evenings up to 10 pm.
NJ. MILLER. Columbia 101S1.
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THE HECHT co.

will employ two men for their electrical
appliance dept. to work with manager in
side and outside; must be willing to work k
eight hours daily; men with cars preferred'
experience not necessary as We will train
you. Apply employment dept. 4th floor.
Monday. 10 am Ask for Mr.. Edgecumbe.
AT ONCE.
Five men 10 train for supervisor and
store MANAGEMENT positions with national
grocery chain; average earnings while
learning. SD so per week, references.
Apply Monday. 9 to IL only. e1S New
YORK ave. NV
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HELP-MEN.

MAN WANTED.
Man wanted to assist 1rSS our local. local repre-,
sentative: neat APPEARANCE; nee furnish Al
references. Clio Earle Bldg. dg.-
Tradesmen, Mechanics, Carpenters,
Builders.
Thousands of thoroughly dependable.
ambitious, hard-workintg, IN men nira IN tne me,
of employment, and never want 70 go back
to those lines if they can can f1pd pasIS1 permansnt @
are making many such men happy money
makers. 1t doesn't tske much courage to
tackle eomething new II the potion mas
Men who feel like looking into such a pro-
position, and who make neat appearance.
who to WUT nave M
fully explained to them az o:5O O'clock
sharp Monday morning. red room Hamll.
ton Hotel. Every man is entltied 70 good
willing to work hard.
MEN-AMBlTIOUS
Who own cars and can furnish a cash
bond Of S5o end whose pFey9pS W 5s
Sven ah w pang sa
ary and commission. Mutual Life In
surance Co.. 200 Commercial Bank Bldg.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
CHEF or frst-class woman cook; bring
74S jackson pl NV. %.
CHEF for mite club sandwich maker, sing
ing walters, mattresses. check girl; also Or
chestra, blues, singer and entertainers
Give full details. age, salary expected and
Box i44-z. Star ONCE. S'' -N0'' e IS.
MARRIED COUPLE, white. must be first
class cook husband do odd Jobs. Room,
meals and salary. Metropolitan 6546
MEN AND WOMEN with ability, person.
ality. good appearance, to sell nationally
known health product in allotted terri
tory. D. C., Md: wonderful repeater. Ad-
dress Box 1871, Star office. 26-
ORGANIZERS wanted. men and women.
white and colored; commission basis
Apply by letter only. Hotel and Restau-
rant Employees. 1412 Eye st. NV.
WANTED-AGENTS
AGENTs-Sell colored people hair slicNer.
skin beautifier. Big money. FREE cass
offer Valmor. 5249EB. Cottage Grove.
Chicago.
manufacturer.
Sell LateX. Self-sealing bandage that
breathes; great demonstration; lowest
prices; 1000 profit; good repeater; ex-
elusive territory. Neway. 3S1l-G Harri-
son Chicago.
IRONING CORD prevents scorching. saves
proved. Good HouSekeeper. For telephones
also. 1900 profit. Samples. Neverknot.
1908 RavenSwood. Chicago.
SOLICITORS and State organizers. expert
enced. who can furnish bond. to call on
beverage trade. F. w. Buck. l410 G. st. NV.
STICK K-ON-WINDOW SIGN LETTERS
5000 profit. Free samples. Metallic
Co. 425 N. Clark. Chicago.
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MAN WANTED-Actlve ambitious: at
least 2o years old, with succss sssful back
ground and at least high school education.
preferably married; one who is seeking
opportunity for substantial income Ad-
vancement and uninterrupted future In
dignifled selling profession Address BOX
1SS-T Star Office
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HELP-DOMESTIC.
CHLDs NURSE. white: to care for twin
babies Is mos. old; $50 month. 1927
18th st. NV. bet. 10 and o'clock.
CoLoRED WOMAN, between 20 and 45.
general housework, small family: So week.
good room and board; stay nights. Dis
trict 5000. Mrs. Posey. Saturday until
pm. Monday. 25.
COOK and general housework. white. ex-
perienced; stay nights; good home. S25-
Call Alexandra 1624-J.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. white. good
cook. patient with children. Apply before
2 pm. Sunday. 1900 Monroe st. ne.
houseworE; must like shiidTs6; Is6; good e0oE; e0so6Eo
Conn. ave. Bldg. 4. Apt. BIZ. 20
GIRL. white board. room. $50 per mo-;
Clarendon. Va.
GIRLS, two, settled. for general house
work. care of children, assist cooking, stay
nights good home 81 room and board.
CO Oe44-J
gIRL sSIoFed ioF sgIsV ssneIai !, hoTsew0Tbb 1b
47I9 after . O'clock ~
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NJ EN-.

MEN.
An unusual opportunity open at this
time in a protected territory, where work
will be recognized for promotion: liberal
earnings assured; permanent position for
right man. Apply employment Office. 4th
floor 9:I5 am. sharp. Monday. at Kann's.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Manufacturer can use five married men
with cars in Va Md. ~and D. C.; no cam
vassing Advanced commission and bonus
to start; salary. $3.50 per week when
): 9u155i'sq to 4, Anpapolis na!S i HOTEL 18th and
sts NV; ask for Mr.. r. Josephson.
Ont aDDlicantS write.
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RARF OPPORTUNITY

Wanted man already employed, to qualify
you must be a resident OF many years
in the District; no selling: permanency
steady income Apply TO lI5 Tower Bldg.
MEN WHO LIVE IN OR NEAR
Richmond. Va.
Roanoke. Va.
Lynchburg. Va.
WinSton-Salem. N. c.
Washington. D. c.
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SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE desire position. chauf-
feur houseman, cook and gh.w.. janitor
work 1914 v st. NV. NO. 634S. Call
after /.
MANAGEMENT of apt. house, in exchange
for apartment: experienced. Address Box
1907. Star Office.
VA COUPLE or single, wish general
Call from IL to 4. DE. 4229-W.
WHITE CoUPLE-Chauffeur, houseman,
gardener. caretaker. Do any and all re-
pairs about home. Motor boat experience
and maintenance. Wife as housekeeper,
maid. laundress. Steady. sober. willing
workers. Best of city reference. Address
PoX 261-Z. Star office.
YOUNG Southern couple. wife as mothers
store clerk; city reference. 412 9th st.
NV. Room /. Call for Plemmons.
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Man wanted to assist our local repre-
sentative: neat appearance: furnish Al
rS,a...a. GfA Earle Bldg.
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Is now being presented to a limited num-
Der of reliable men to start IN business
without capital or experience In Virginia
and the District Of Columbia by COM
world with its achievements in spite, Of
depression; whose record over a period OF
years. and particularly the last two years.
proves that there is opportunity in these
times for an industrious. intelligent man
to earn between $500 and $4,000 per
year. conservatively, speaking. because
many have doubled these figures.
The organization sponsoring this ad has
grown from small beginning to power
ful national corporation with large re-
serves They are offering to suitable men
their backing and cooperation, to develop
a profitable business along lines which
have been thoroughly tested and proven.
Expert instruction and training are fur
nished free and no investment Of money
is required The man selected must devote
his entire time to the business. Refer
ences will be expected as to character and
ability.
Apply at once by letter for personal ap-
pointment. stating age previous earnings.
experience. number of dependents, etc
Box 336. Equity Advertising Agency, lib
w. 42nd St, New York
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MAN reliable with secretarial experience.
play piano. also light cooking and house,
work: drive car; honest. refined; small
COMPENSATION. room and board; ref. Ii.
4O45
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAINTING plastering by first-class work
estimates given. Refs. Mr.. Mentzer. Ii. $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07
BED TIME STORIES
BY HOWARD T. GARRIS
tCopyrixht 1884 BY McClure Newspaper Syndicste

twinkle in and out like the bunny
gentleman nose. He ran across
the road one way and then, reach
! ing the other side, turned and ran
back again. Back and forth he
! ran faster than running water.
I ~ see nowo said Uncle Wig
gily, why you are called a road
runner. You run across the road
better than any creature I ever
saw
Safety in Speed
"Thank you,' chartered the
road runner. Il have another
name, also. 1t is chaparral bird,
for my family comes from that
part of the country where there are
thickets of chaparrel evergreen
oaks. In the thickets we road rum
ners are rather safe from other
creatures that might want to eat
u.s. But if we want to cross the
road from one chaparral thicket
to another, we have learned to run
much faster than other birds, to
make ourselves SAFE"
"Why don't you fly instead of
running SO fast?' asked Mr.. Long
ears.
~ don't KNOW was the an
swer. perhaps our wings are not
as good for flying as our legs are
for running. And like to run. ,"
Run some more,' said Uncle
Wiggily.
"Watch me!o chartered h
queer bird. He flashed to and fro
across the road again SO fast that
the bunny could scarcely see the
long, thin legs.
"Good work, my boyl" whistled
the quail.
Promises Lesson
~ wish you would give my lit
tie bunny boys and girls some les ]
sons in running,p said Uncle Wig
gily. "They are supposed to prac- |
tice running or hopping every day,
as well as learn how to hide in the
bushes away from their enemies,
such as foxes, hawks and other
Bad Chaps. Could you do that,
Road Runner?"
"Why, / guess SO, - was the an
swer. "Of course, rabbits do more ]
hopping than running, But I'll be.
glad to do what l can to teach
your little ones.o !
"Come to my seashore cottage
tomorrow, said Uncle Wiggily. So
the Road Runner promised ne
would. And if the picture book
will be polite and not turn its back
to the radio, I'll tell you next about
Uncle Wiggily's running lesson.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
THINGS PICKING UP


Last weeks rain had splendid psy-
Geological effect on Imperial Valley res
ldents. 1t seemed to give them start.
Business has been gradually increasing
ever since last Wednesday and | am con-
vlnced it is the result of better frame
of mind induced by last Wednesdays
rain"
That is the statement of a local busi-
lnessman, who is keen observer, and
knows what he is talking about He is
more than right in what he says
All who have lived in the valley any
length of time know that morale is at a
low state in the fag end of summer This
year. due to the water shortage it has
been more noticeable than in recent
years
We always need something to jog Us
out of our lethargy. A rain or the re-
turn of cool weather will do it. Last
weeks rain was what we needed to jog
US. 1t was taken as evidence that there
would be break in the drought and in
the extreme summer weather. People
began to realize that summer is about
over and that the fall season, with its
usual need for making purchases, is up
on us.
The rain instilled confidence in the
people and that is the reason this mer-
chant noticed the results. People are
beginning to find themselves and to real
ize that things really are not as bad as
they. might be.
A start has been made, and whether
we get any more rain or not, activity is
bound to increase. We feel mighty cer-
tain that if we talk to this merchant in
two weeks he will tell us that the in
crease in his business has continued.
Confidence is all we need and we seem to
have made fine start toward getting it.
-O
Having had taste of ballot counting,
we hope the supervisors will join us in
our plan for monarchy and the elimi-
nation of elections.
Yale finds out that apes are just about
as clever as humans. Now if they can
train II of them they may have chance
to beat Harvard
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07
Eight And Forty
To Honor Leader

Imperial Valley salon I'll ana
San Diego salon 141 of the 8 ct 40
will entertain in honor of Mrs.
Alice Gordon, chapeau rationale,
of Kansas City, Mo, at dinner at
the U. S. Grant hotel San Diego, 7
p. M, September 8.
Mrs. Gordon will make her Off
cial visit at this time and San Di-
ego and Imperial salons will unite
to afford her fitting reception.
. Another affair in Mrs. Gordon IS
honor and also in honor of Bessie
Cooper, of San Diego, who was re-
Gently elected demi-chapeau de-
partmentale of California, will be
the tea given at 8 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon by Major and Mrs. JOS
eph H. Templeton at their delight
full home, Penhaven, in Coronado.
A group of Imperial Valley dele
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UNCLE WIGGILY AND IHE
ROAD RUNNER

Another time when Uncle Wig
gily was hopping through the
scrubby pine woods near his sea-
shore cottage, he heard the Bob
White bird again. The quail was
merrily whistling: "Bob! Bob
WHITElo d..
~ wonder what ne is doing
now?" said Uncle Wiggily to him
self. 1.-The last time l talked with
him he was going to look for a
snug place to stay this winter
though it is SO warm now it doesn It
feel as if We would ever have ice
and snow
Truly it was a warm day for Sep
tember. 1t was almost too hot for
Uncle Wiggily to twinkle his pink
nose. But the rabbit gentleman
did twinkle it, for he said to him
self:
''My friend the quail Bob White
bird may be looking for me to
come and see him. He Is whist
ling very loud And if he is look
ing for me in the scrub pines and
doesn't see my nose twinkling he
may think I am some one else. -
So the rabbit gentleman kept his
pink nose twinkling as he hoped
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07
EDITORIAL PAGE
and
FEATURES
TEN DEAD MEN

Ten dead men, scores injured, thou
sands out~of work, and heavy economic
loss to>one of the nations largest indus
tries.
~ That is brief summary of the textile
strike to date. Those who were injured
will soon be we'll again; the thousands
out of work eventually will be back at
their looms; the economic loss will be
adjusted in time.
The 10 dead men are gone forever
Nothing can bring them back to their
looms or to their families.
If the textile strike were settled i'm
mediately, it would have done sufficient
damage in the loss of these mems lives.
1t is more likely, however, that instead
of the strike being settled, it will drag
out for weeks more, with excellent
chances of the 10 dead men having others
of their comrades join them.
The rights or wrongs of either side in
the strike are not going to be discussed
here. But all who read know that the
leaders of the union are not in danger of
losing their lives. Neither are the oper-
ators of the mills. The union leaders do
not lose any pay while those they lead
are dependent upon meager subSis-
tence. Nor do the mill operators lose
any salary.
The President has appointed a special
mediation board to endeavor to settle the
strike. Again we ask, why could not
such board be appointed before the
strike, in an effort to avert it, instead of
waiting until mems lives have been lost?
The strike must be settled by arbitra-
tion. That is as certain as day or night
Arbitration would achieve better results
all around if it were really employed be-
fore the strike instead of after it. Ten
men s lives, at least, would have been
saved, and surely that alone would be
worth the effort. Or have we grown so
callous that mems lives don't count any
more?
Hawaii isn't much ahead of US. Cali
fornia's volcano is staging little show
too.
We don't imagine CALIFORNIA; legisla-
tors like the idea of an extra session.
There is no salary in it for them.
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w q tCh m e

along and soon he stopped under a
tree In which sat the quail or Bob
White bird. He was merrily call
ing:
''Bobl Bob WHITE!"
"You re not again trying TO fool
me into thinking you have friend
named Bob White here in the
woods, are you?" asked the rabbit.
"Oh, noio said the quail. "I
am only showing friend of mine
how / whistle. -
Road Runner
Then Uncle Wiggily saw another
bird on the ground beneath the
scrub pine tree. 1t was not so fat
a bird as the quail and had longer
legs and a sharper beak and more
white in its feathers.
"Who is your friend, Bob?" ask
ed Uncle Wiggily, for so he called
the quail.
"This is a road runner" was
the answer.
"What a funny name for a
Bird said Uncle Wiggily "What
Goes 1t mean?p
"Show the rabbit gentleman how
you come by your name" said the
Bob White bird.
Watch me" chippered the
other bird. There was a strip Of
road just beyond the grove of scrub
pine trees. and before Uncle Wig
gily could eat lollypop which he
couldn It do, anyhow. as he had
none, that long-legged bird start
ed to run from one side OF the
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07
FORD SELLERS
TO BE GIVEN
TRIP TO FAIR

The big fair at Chicago is the des.
tination of 2. T. Acker, local Ford
salesman for Edgar Brothers. who
plans to leave over the weekend for
10y ride" at the expense of his
employers.
Acker was high man in a sales
contest conducted by Edgar Broth
ers in cooperation with other Ford
dealers in the Southwest, and will
get free trip to Chicago as a re-
ward for his good work.
The three sales branches of the
company in the valley, Calexico, FL
Centro and Brawley, participated in
the contest and Acker will have
company on his trip, Albert Busta-
mente winning in Calexico, and Vir-
gil Juvenal in Brawley.
These three men will be greeted at
the fair by Ford officias and viii
be taken for an inspection trip of
the big plant which the Ford COM
pany has at the fair. The Ford ex-
hibit makes it unnecessary to go to
the plant at Detroit as everything
performed there in manufacturing
cars is duplicated at the fair.
The return trip will pe made In
Ford cars, each man driving one
home from Chicago. These cars will
be used in the salesrooms at Calex-
leo, El Centre and Brawley for de-
monstration purposes.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07

model a bust of the secretary, and
in the midst of his many duties,
Ickes managed to give the artist
some of his time. Today the bust
rests on a desk in the secretary IS
office, but it remains covered.
cts pretty awful Ickes said,
and somebody has grounds for a
good libel suit -
Veteran reports at the state de-
partment are enjoying an air of in
formality almost unknown in that
stronghold of precedent and proto-
coils. In the absence of Secretary
Cordell Hull, r. Walton Moore is
in charge.
Instead of meeting newspapermen
in the large conference room, used
by Hull and his predecessors, Moore
walks out into the press room.
There is no formality and he usual
ly tells story or two before the
questions start.
AT a recent conference one tired
newspaperman was lying on his
stomach on a table. He didn u sit
up when Moore entered, but the
big surprise came when he began
to question the acting secretary
from that position.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07
Don't Quote Me-
By United Pres

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7. = The
race for the house speakership 5
on in earnest.
Joseph w. Byrns, majority lea1 :
er, Tennessee, led the vanguard Of
candidates back to the capital
Next to arrive was Sam Rayburn,
Texas, others not on the scene yet
include William B. Bankhead, Ala
bama, Adolph j. SABBATH. Illinois.
John e. Rankin. Mississippi. and
Robert A. Green, Florida.
Green, the candidate least known,
Is a former school teacher who
wears the same kind of a flowing
black bow tie always identified with
the late Speaker Henry T. Rainey.
But the resemblance ends there.
The F1oridan wears sideburns and
resembles dashing Conferedate
cavalry officer of a past era. He
Is known by his colleagues as the
handsome man who frequently is
surrounded by a crowd of beautiful
girls from his district.
Green was graduated from the
one-man committee for the des-
truction of worthless documents to
the chairmanship of the committee
on territories.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07

Published every evening texcept Sunday by The
Imperial Vaiey Press Inc- 625 State street.
n Centre. California. W. G. Costello, business
manager Telephone g. business office; ZOO edi-
torial department Full leased wire United Press
Associations
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07
FILM COUPLE PARENTS

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. Z. U.H--
Frances Dee and Joel McCrea, film
couple, tplay were parents of a
seven pound boy, born at Holly
wood hospital shortly after mid
night
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07
TEN YEARS AGO
September I. 1924
Mike

Ray Ellis, George Austin, Mike
Liebert, j. l.. Dubois, and S. A. Ro
binson, who attended the Farm
Bureau meeting at Santa Ana, re
turned today and report very in
teresting meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07

SUBSCRIPTION RATES Delivered by carrier,
per month, IS cents; by mail. so cents per month
In advance. Entered at E Centre. California, post
Office as second-class matter. Member California
Newspaper Publishers Association. M. @. Mogen-
son. national advertising representatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07

Harold L. Ickes, secretary of the
interior, the busiest "new dealer"
with the most jobs, has another
worry.
Recently a sculptor wanted to
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07

The federal government will buy
100000 acres of submarginal land in
Indian reservations in Washington
and add it to the range.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07

The first car of new crop alfalfa
seed from Yuma valley was shipped
on August 10 and netted the grow
ers nine cents a pound.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-07

c. D. Hartshorne of Holtville was
in El Centro recently.