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Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
RUSSIA MAY
BLOCK HITLER

LONDON. March 7 UPt-Great
Britain's urgent consideration OF
Germany's moves on the interna-
tional chess board was rudely shat
tered today by news that the Soviet
union may block Fuehrer Adolf
Hitler's offer to put his country
back into the league of nations.
Der fuehrer's gesture toward
GeneVa-nore unexpected than his
remilitariZation of the Rhineland-
was the sole bright spot in the
horizon until foreign diplomats
reckoned On the POSSIBILITY thar
Russia can thWart the league coun-
ell unanimity requisite for Ger
manys' election.
Moscow repeatedly insists on
making a Russo-German non-ae-
gression pact and other German n
assurances of Soviet security a cor
dltIon for refrainine from black
balling Germany from the leag5Ja
Hitler's omission of Russia from
the numerous countries to which
he offered the olive branch has
aroused the Soyiets.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Men, Machines Start
Outfa1l Sewer Work
AZ North Terminus

and specifications were prepared
and submitted L the PWA in
Septembse 1888. They were ap-
proved. A 6ead election was called
IN October 1888. and the bonds
voted BIZ residents. A validating
attorney and q firm of consulting
engineer were employed by the
city - assist in negotiations. A
Talidatila uit Was instituted 10
clear up az possibility Of diff
cultg aions lead Ines.
Details Cleared ID
Al the mass f details required
BY the government through the
PWA We're followed through. The
preparations thus far have neces-
stated dozens Ct special meetings
BY the CITY council and officials.
endless conferences and several
trips to Los Angeles to consult
PWA officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
FLEE
FROM THREATS
OF AIR ATTACK
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there were no casualties n his unit
because. wf.lo n larae Red Cross
ground flaE riaped II the first
bombardment had been repaired
ana respgead, the hospital patients
had been removed 10 distant
shelter. Foar more patients wound
ej in The first commandments died
bringing tae total deaths TO seven.
A tr5-motored Italian plane an
peared over Adds Ababa ras'er-
d. Il was taken IS the Hagh.n-
ger Of a terrific aarial bonbard
ment such rs the one that killed
Major Gerald Achilles Birgoyne.
former British army officer. com
mander OF a Red Gross unit. at
Magdalo.
Ant.-aireraft guns were hasti!.
mounted at the Imperial palace anl
on neishborng hill loas. All fire
fighting apparatus. composed most
ly OF empty barrels TO be filled
with water, was distributed tbrouab
the town to eStin2uish fires start
ed by ineendiary bombs.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Federal Men Hunt
Spy Ring Suspect
On Mexican Line

LOS ANGELES. March 7. Up
Federal agents today opened a
search along the Mexican border for
two persons sought in connection
with an international spy market
which sold war secrets Of the Unit
ed States navy in foreign countries.
A report that an "agitated Wom-
an" had chartered an airplane for
an emergency flight" into Mexico
from q local airport sent two feder-
al agents TO the border.
A welI-dresSed Oriental. sought as
the asserted paymaster of the spy
ring now is believed to have fled
towards Mexico rather than TO have
taken passage aboard a boat for the
Orient as previously thought.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
TREATY TORN
TO TINY BITS
IN DEFIANCE
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militariza ton of the Rhineland
zone constitutes aggression.
Article II of the league covenant
provides that a non-member in
dispute with a league member shall
be invited TO accept the obligations
of membership for purposes of set
tling the dispute. It provides fur
ther:
IF a state SO invited shall re-
fuse to accept the obligations of
membership for the purpose of such
dispute. and shall resort to war
against a member of the league.
the provisions of article Is (the
punitive articles shall be applicable
as against the state taking such
action
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
ITALY READY
TO CONSIDER
PEACE PLEAS

Copyright 1896 by United Press
ROME. March T. up Premier
Baaito MHss2lini and his cabinet
VII accept IN principle a League
oi Nations plea for peaceabIc SCI
t.e4eal of The Italo-Ethiopian war,
Il Wa announced officially today.
The esaiaaf decision, Italy hopes,
VIII g-.e Gea Rodolfo GRAHAM.
commander 81 IJalys southern ar
mH il Ethiopia time to capture
J1Iiea important strategic point.
Wlta Jiii7a captured and another
premier military success backing
10 aag diplomats, Italy then will
b. ready 10 discuss peace terms
On ae@ o"n terms. to all intents
and purposes.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08

deputies
In another room. one of the dep
uties. George Collins. lay naar
death Already dead are Warden
Eugene Reilly. longtime nemesis
of South Dakota outlaws. Phil Raw.
a bank robber who tried to eS-
cape with Carrier and his brother,
Harold: and Barlen Meisel. an IN
noeent paSSerby.
The break occurred when Claude
came to visit his brother. a long
term convict. and brought with him
two revolvers. Thrustins one of the
guns MO his brothers. hand. he
invited Ray to JON them. Jamming
gun against Turnkey Fred
Strass back. they forced him TO
unlock the prison arsenal where
they seized a machine gun. rifle,
pistol and ammunition. In the Sar-
den's office. they oyerpowered Rel
" and forced him 10 accompany
them as a hostage.
Guards noticed them as they
roared away from the prison IN a
car. A posse was hastily organized
and overlook them several miles
away after the fugitiyeS command
eered the automobile of Meisel and
Miss Roach. In the ensuing battle
Ray and Reilly were fatally wound
ed and Claude Carrier was struck IN
the shoulder. The two brothers.
before abandoning the command
eered car. turned their guns on
Meisel and Miss Roach, killing the
former and wounding Miss Roach
in the hand.
Resuming their own car. the
brothers were again oyertaken Two
miles down the highway when the
crashed into a ditch. They
only after another blast
from the posses guns riddled
Claude's shoulder and Deputy Col
lins was shot through the abdomen.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Farm Center Group
Told All Benefits

Benefits of All club training in
talk by E. L. Hiteman. principal
Of the Fremont school: reports BY
III club leaders, a talk opposing
the single tax amendment by Dan
West, county assessor collector. and
one by George L. Winwright. as
sistant farm advisor, constituted
the program for the Magnolia
Mulberry farm center meeting Fri
day in the Mulberry school.
A pot luck supper preceded the
meeting, funds raised being turn
ed over TO the 4-H club treasury.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
POLICE PROBE
MYSTERY DEATH

LOS ANGELES. March Z UP)-
Police today awaited coroner's
examination Of the b5dy of George
Bruce Clarksoa. 61-year-old for
acr mcmbsr OF the state fish and
zane commission. before pressing
an investigation into his mysteri-
sus death
Clarkeon was found wandering
in d daze by Phil f. Hicks, a mo-
torist He apparently had been
severely beaten. Hicks was rushing
hin to a hospital when Clarksoa
died suddenly.
According 10 Hicks, Clarkson was
hardly able to walk when he ac-
cssted him On the street.
Who slueged me- don't know
what's happened to me, Hicks
quoted him as mumbling.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
MANIA
JOINS FRANCE

BUCHAREST. Roumania March
T. t5Rl-Roumania joined TO-DAY
Win france IN advocating league
penalties against Germany.
Following a lengthy conference
With King Carol. Foreign Minister
Nicholas Titulescu issued a state
ment saying.
From iuridicial viewpoint
GermaEy's oQe-siGnd den9naiatinn
Of tie Locarl.5 treaty wa mil
and void 7 consequently boI.a1.a
.hsl tee LEAGUE Of Nations VIII
promptly apply adequate sanctions
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
THIEVES ENTER
EAGLES LODGE

El Ceua9 Eagles hal on Broad
Va" Was bgrglarized during the
might Friday. the burglars taking
one Slot machine aud breaking an
-othcr open according 10 a report al
police HEADQUARTERS
Entrance was gained through a
Nenflialor situated over a shed in
The rear of the building As far as
.cauia be determined nothing else
lH The place had been molested. off
.lcfs said
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Congress TO Levy
Taxes on Surplus
Continuad -frnn--por -.

In lIl4tQ IRON Page j.
satisfy the White House. the com
mIttee probably would agree 10
provide for rev processing taxes
over d range Of more than 90 com
mod ties. These 4ouId be for two
or three years 10 yield from 500 =
100000 TO S221 100000 annually.
Every effort it was indicated
viii be made TO shelYe the pro
posed processing taxes. March l5
tax returns. and rlarificstion Of
the budget situation as 10 bonus
financing needs. are expected to
determine whether The taxes VII
be in the tentative bill
Election year congressional oD-
position TO Durdening the public
generally with more direct taxes
led 10 the indicated shelving OF
treasury tax suggestions.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
[. A. Jaycee Wins
Divisional PIQyoff

RIVERSIDE. March 7. UP)-Los
Angeles Junior college basketball
team won the first game of di-
yisional playoff here last night
when the Cubs defeated Riverside
J. c. ii to %. Wells Of Los An
Reles led the scoring with 18 points
Los Angeles is western division
champion while Riverside holds the
eastern sector title.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08


Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned executors Of the Estate
Of ANTON PANEK. deceased. will
sell at private sale to the highest
bidder for cash and subject to con-
firmation oy, said Superior Court.
on Thursday. the 18th day of March.
1886 at the hour Of ten o'clock
An. or after said day. at the law
offices Of LELAND G. STANFORD.
n the San Diego Trust & Savings
Building. in the City of San Diego,
] County Of San Diego, State Of Cali
fornia, all the right, title. interest.
and estate Of the said ANTON
! PANEK at the time of his death,
and all the right. title and interest
/ that the said estate has by opera
ton Of law Or otherwise acquired
other than Or in addition 10 that
Of the said ANTON PANEK at the
tine Of his deara in and % that
F certain parcel Of land particularly
+ described as follows. to-8.t.
All that certa n real property
situate in the County Of Imperial.
+ State Of California. bounded and
described as follo4z to-~it:
Lot -Four 4 u Section Thirty
20 % and Lot Tbirty-one
e. 81 IA Section Twenty-n.ne f291
all ia Township Thirteen I31
South. Range Fourteen 80 East.
SBM.. accordinz 20 the Map Of
the ResurEey approved December
% 1903 and lied ia the Z. s
Land Office EXCEPTING that
part o. said loe g. lying East Of
. toe projection in q NortherlV d.
rerti0n Of the West Boundary
line Of Tract - in Township -
South. Range i East. SB.M.
Bids or offers are invited Tor said
property and must be in writing
and vi 3e received al the law
Offices o. LELAND G. STANFORD.
10 San DIEGO Trust b Savings
Building. San Diego California. al
tOrney for said executor. or may
be- filed Nth the Clerk Of the said
Superior Court Of the Safe Of Call
foruza. in ard for the County Of
F San Diego Or delivered 70 the said
. executors personally at any time
after ne first publication of this
notice and before the making Of
sad s5la
Terms and conditions Of sale:
Cash II lawful money Of the Unit
ed States Of America, 10 per cent
Of the purchase price TO be paid
on d8y Of sale balance on con-
firmation of sale by the Court
Deed at tae expense Of estate.
Dated February 28th, 1896.
CHARLES SLAVIK,
MARY JUROVSKA.
Executors of the Estate Of
ANTON pANEK, deceased
] tM3-18-incl)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
TO REMAIN
kEETR

WASHINGTON March : U0-
ne siate departmea1 determined
.s7slleh. n maintain seIict American
l1e11lfsiitE IN The European crisis
OFFICIALS. however. watched ap,-
loas!E the reaetion N France ~
Ao9I Hitler invasion Of tba
Rhineland 1-s
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Funeral Service Held
For Child of StrOngs

Funeral services for Gary Wayne
btrone Is months old son of Mr..
aand Mfs Prank Strong of 1898
Commercial avenue. We're conduct
ed Saturday afternoon from the
1uneral chapel of B. Z. Lemons.
burial was in Evergreen cemetery.
The baby strangled from q piece
~ bread lodged In his throat.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
STOP DETERMINATIONS

California. in common with ether
statss. must step experimenting.
Before changes arc made in the
az system, or in the spending sys-
tea. theY should be thoroughly
studied - thoroughly tested as to
Their fairness and praet.cabilify. If
the committee Of 25 will do that
kind Of a job.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
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laying the pipe. Each four foot
length Of pipe weighs 200 pounds
and the inside measurement is
81 inches. A hook On the crane i
fastened in one end of a length
Of pipe Amid mechanical din and
gestures and shouts from work
men beth in and outside the ditch,
the pipe is lowered. It IS added
l. the pipe already laid and fas-
tened by a sealing Of G. K. COM
pound.
Trench Refilled
Nov comes the eight-t0n back
filler This machine boasts Of a
massive shovel e. the end Of
long steel arm The shovel. op-
Grated by levers, scoops up the
fine soil taken from the ditch by
the trenching machine and dumps
it back over the line Of Vitriflad
clay pipe. The braces and steel
Jacks must be removed By the
~erkmen at exactly the right mo-
ment. They cannot be removed t.g
soon or The bank might cave -
and yet soon enough 10 avoid be
.ug covered by the shyYels OF soil
The A {, B Construction com
paay the concern which wa award
ed the contract by the city win
the permission Of the Public Work
administration, has another mach
Inc Gn the l.nc OF action Tt is
81 bulIdozer. The s. is the number
Of the machine and nG5 the weight
The bulldoZer lives up t. its name
BY pushing things which need to
5e pushed and pulling things which
aeed 10 BE- pulled.
The long sewer line On its way
from the northwest city limits
Fl Centre IT, the river VIII dive
usder irrigation canals and pas
through them, will cross alfalfa
fields and highways and thrust ono
end under New river and the other
IN the sewer plant to be erected
as a part o. the 9utfalL sewer peel
ect
Two Shifts
Two five4hour shifts Of meu
VIII be working on the project be
ginning Monday. At the peak Of
tae development between 200 and
225 men will be employed. II is
estimated that between 400 and
500 feet Of pipe vii be laid daily
Estimates give tae project four
months TOR completion.
Ninety per cent Of the worker
must come from seliaa rolls through
the National unemployment SER
vice. Ten per cent may may be
selected b. the contractors as the
see fit.
The cty is to pay 100000 II
the total cost and voted a bond
issue to take care Of il. The re-
naming $4,000 is a direct loaa
from the government.
Beginning Of construction fol
lowed months of preparation on
the part of city officials. Plans
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Three Wiped Ont During
Bloody Roadside Battle

SIOUX FALLS s. D. March charged
today against the attempt youth
K deliver his brother Dakota prison
The Claude hospital bullet wounds
in his shooder.h result o. bloody pu-sns
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08

Heber - Among those who have
cone to Arizona to work are RAY
Barnes. r. Powers. John Johnsons
Johnnie WesJphal Jack Chandler.
Raymond Wood, Charlie Bob Mad
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
BRIEFS
~
49,. -
.sz5,issiS - =. 80 - ''''sA'-

Final Decree Awarded - A final
decree of divorce was awarded Lii
lian M ThurloW in her suit against
Nat A. ThurloW She sued on
grounds of Wilful desertion and
Wilful neglect. She was permitted
to assume her maiden name, Lillian
NJ. Kissee.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
DOMETIC ARTS
PRIZES GIVEN
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Best Pie. without top crust
/. Mrs. Geo Harris, Imperial. >.
Ms. A. L. House, Imperial, 8. Mrs.
T. c. Riddle Imperial
Best Pie, with top crust
/. Mrs Anna Roach. San Diego.
Fudge. chocolate
3. Mrs. George Harris. Imperial
Fondant. any shape. flavor, color
! Mrs. Katheryn Mills, San Diego
Divinity
?. Mrs. George Harris. Imperial
Caramel, any variety
e l. Mrs George Harris. Imperial.
Crystalized Fruit
2 Mrs Katheryn Mills. San Diego
Best and most attractively packed
lib. Box OF Candy
l. Mrs Hargraye. Imperial; 8
Mrs. George Harris. Imperial
Tea Cake. best half doe
2. Katheryn Mills. san Die
Cookies. best half dozen
: 2 Mrs George Harris. Imperial.
fTarts. any kind best half dozen.
l. Mrs George Harris. Imperial
3 Kathryn Mills. San Diego.
Fruit CAKE
. 8. Mrs Ceciie LoYett BraWley.
Sponge Cake
? Mrs. George Harris. Imperial.
Up-side-down Cake
! Mrs. George Harris. Imperial.
2. Mrs George Harris. Imperial; 8.
Mrs Cecile Lovett. Brawley.
Angel Food Cake
l. Mrs. George Harris. Imperial;
2 Halle Gray. El Centre; 8 Mrs.
Eva Googe. Imperial.
Nut Cake
% / Mrs. George Harris. Imperial;
3 Mrs A. L. House, Imperial.
yMuffins. any kind. best half dozen.
= /. Mrs. George Harris. Imperial.
Artificial Flowers
= / Mrs. a Natseyama, BraWley.
Knit Scarf or Sweater
g. Kathryn Mills, San Diego.
Snap Dragons
2. Kathryn Mills. San Diego.
Calendula
8. Mrs. c. B. Mccullough. Cali
patria.
Quilt, cotton patch work
l. Mrs. K. Nordahl Brawley: 2.
Mrs. Florence Singh. El Centro: 3.
Mrs. Mary Carlisle. Brawley: Pre-
Tnium. Mrs. Mary K. Nordahl,
sBrawley.
Quilt. cotton appliqued
/, 3. and 8 Mrs. Mary K. Nor
dahl, Brawley; Premium, Mrs. E. D.
Hines. Brawley.
Quilt, embroidery
?. Jessie Conner. E. Centre.
Rug, hooked yarn
]. l. Mrs Ross Hickox.
Quilt silk
/ Mrs. F. NJ. Ballom. EI Centro.
2 No entry; 8. Carolyn Halderman,
El Centro.
Quilt. wool
l. Nancy Huffmaster. Yuma.
Quilt. novelty
Special. Rose Roberts.
Quilt, over so years old
Special, K. Nordahl, BraWley.
Spread. crochet
l. Nancy Huffmaster. Yuma. ?.
Mrs. E. Pique. E. Centro: 3. Mrs. |
-Cecile Lovett, Brawley.
opIbdQt eIlDIOlQereQ
l. Mrs K. Nordahl, BraWley: 2. /
Mrs c. z. Daily. E Centre.
Afghan. crochet
s l. Bertha Taylor. BraWley: 3. T
Mrs. Nellie Wilson. E. Centro.
Afghan. knitted
/ Nancy Huffmaster. Yuma.
Rug, crochet
. 2 Mrs. c. c. johnson. Imperial. /
Rug. novelty
/. John Allgire. BraWley; 2. s. A. /
Winchester, El Centro.
Nasturtiums
: ! Mrs c. B Mccullough. Cali /
patria, 2. Mrs " A. Vie. E. Centro +
Stocks
l Mrs c. 3 Mccullough. Cali /
patria. . Mrs Dave Vencill. Holt
vile. 3 Mrs. ". 4 VIE, El Centro.
SWeetpeas
: Mrs e 3 Mccullough. Cali
patrla. Mrs ". A Vie. FL Cen
tro 3 Ms. Frank Lowering. Braw-
ley.
Poppies
2 Mrs Dave Vencul. HoItyille. 3.
Sarah Wallace. Fl Centre.
Best Potted Fern
. Kathryn Mills. San Diego J
Kathryn Mills. San Diego.
p Best basket Of mixed gardeen
flowers
Mrs. Dave Yencill. HoltyiIle.
Lilies
8 s Sarah Wallace. Fl Ccntro.
Marig0lds
Mfs c. 3 Mccullough. Cali
para
Bes' Potted Plant in Bloom
3. Kathryn Mills. San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Meet me ut Sherwnocs.
,O2fp-A25A1

Heber-Mrs. Bass Akins visited
her father Harry Snyder in Ell Cen
tro Thursday. Mr.. Snyder has been
ii Nth the flu.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08

Heber-Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Kouns
and Mrs. Brown OF BraWley we're
recent visitors at the Barnes home.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
IN AND FOR HE COUNTY OF
SAN DIEGO.
No. 1901
In the Matter of the Estate of
ANTON PANFK.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08

Lent Is Here so are Hot Cross
buns at Martins Bakery. CM5-tf)
13-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08

Interlocutory Decree Awarded
An interlocutory decree of divorce
was awarded Beth NJ. Herter from
William J. Herter, according to pa
pers filed at the county clerk s
office Friday She sued on the
grounds of extreme cruelty. The
court approved an agreement ar
ranging for Mrs Herter's support.
Lodge Meeting Centre lodge
No. 384, F. and A NJ. will hold a
stated meeting Monday at 7.3O
o'clock in the Masonic temple.
Heber-The Sunset Farms COM
pany are harvesting their aspara-
gus crop, having about 20 women at
work in Heber.
90
Obtain Marriage License-Gene
w Mansfield, 30 of El Pa5G. Tex.
and Dorothy M. Bel, %, If Santa
Barbara. obtained a marriage l.
cense at the county clerks office
Saturday.
Heber-Mr and Mrs. Joe Hopkins
returned from Yuma Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-08
Meet me al SaerIoods.
tO26P-A36Al

Meet me al SaerWoodS
lO26F -A36An
uebcr Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Kemp and family left this Friday
ior Phoenix, planning later to go on
to Oregon and Washington.
Heber - Mrs. Irwin Stooksberry
and children, Mrs w. Hoage and
Mrs. r. Barnes visited the A. M.
Wood home in Meloland Thursday.
90
Meet me ut Sherwno.cs.
,O2fP- -A25A)
Heber-The Heber P.-T.A. held
business meeting at the school
house Thursday afternoon.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-03-20
THE CIEAN-UP SPIRIT

With rays of sunshine pouring down from Northwestern
skies and added impetus the form of yernal spendo all
sides carrying out the keynote of spring. minds again revert to
the fact that gloomy wny days taboo for many months
to and cleanup efforts should get underway
1t particularly stimulating to coored citizens setting
their houses in order and thereby blasting to atoms the time
worn idea that u s. citizens of African extraction inherent
lazy shtes ndoent and decidedly careless far clean
illness is concerned.
This is the time Of year when dirt glangy revealed and
the removal of untdy spots goes very far in creating bet
ter community in which to live.
Of the greatest earthly agencies yet invented the
easytobehad yet extremely beneficial combination Of soap and
water
Now ever is the logical time to sacrifice show or two
several hands of bridge in favor Of making both home and
community better place in which to live
Cleanliness is, after all, next to goodness.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-03-20
TO PUBLISH GUIDE

State and local advisory commit
tees and consultants were an
nounced Tuesday from state head
quarters Of the American Guide IN
Seattle. Prominent business and
cultural leaders Of the state have
been appointed to these commit
tees and have promised their CO
operation.
The American Guide Is the chief
undertaking Of the Writer'S Diu-
sion Of Federal Works Progress
Administration Project No. /, i1a
purpose being to give national
publicity to the historical, scenic,
recreational and commercial ad-
vantages Of the United States. The
Guide is an encyclopedia publica-
ton OF five volumes, arranged by
states. It's purpose Is to encourage
travel in and appreciation OF our
0WA S0AAAAeAy e--Ao " 11AbS - q
source book OF reference for stud
ents. authors, business men. tour
lists and others. Most European
countries publish similar guides al
though none has been published for
the United States.
The American Guide project in
Washington has put to work APP
proximately % unemployed writ
ers throughout the state, all but
10 per cent coming from the relief
rolls. Writers have been carefully
selected for their qualification and
experience.
Miss Dorothy Edmondson Of Sc
attic, University Of Washington
graduate and newspaper writer,
has been appointed as state Sup
ervisor Of the American Guide.
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CLARENCE r. ANDERSON
Attorney
sol 1881 Third Ave. Bldg.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KING
In Probate
In the matter of the Estate of
Jennie Brown, Deceased
No. 59293, Notice of Hearing Fl
nal Report and Petition for Distri-
button
Notice is hereby given that r..
K. Brown, Administrator Of the
Estate of Jennie Brown, Deceased
has filed in the office of the Clerk
of said Court his final Report and
petition for distribution, asking the
Court to settle said Report, distri-
butte the property to the persons
thereto entitled and to discharge
sal Administrator; and that said
Report and petition win be heard
on the LIST day of April, 1886, at
$50 a. M, at the Court Room of
the Probate Department of said
Court.
Dated this 9Th day of March,
1886.
CARROLL CARTER
Clerk Of Said Court
BY Kenneth Griffin, Deputy
LIST publication, March 6
Last publication, March 20.