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Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-19

that we appreciate sincerely their
splendid support In our opinion
the campaign has been to the
satisfaction of all interested and
concerned; clean, businesS-like and
fair. We received the 5000 bonus
check.
(Signed,
ALMA PARKINSON and
LAURA CARR.
REAL PLEASURE
1t is real pleasure for me to
comment on the campaign of the
Press and Post The outstanding
feature of this campaign was that
it was not conducted like a con-
test, and 1 believe every worker
appreciates the opportunity the
Post-Press offered to earn this
money. I received the 500 bonus
check and thank my friends for
their splendid support.
(Signed,
LEILA E. ELMORE.
OPPORTUNITY
l am happy to have this oppor-
tunity to thank my friends and
new acquaintance for their sup
port given me during this cam
paign. l appreciate the opportu-
nifty of having had an active part
in this drive and I'm sure all the
workers join me in thanking the
Press and Post for giving us an
opportunity to share in this real
cash distribution w. M. Shuts
gave us all sincere cooperation,
impartially and fairly. I received
the $50 bonus check.
(Signe6,
YAEKO NAKAGAWA.
SPARE TIME JOB
The campaign has been a good
Spare-time job for me and l wish
to take this opportunity to thank
the Press and Post for the oppor-
unity to earn the money this cam
paign has afforded. 1t was a fine
campaign. 1 earned the $50 bonus
check and want to express my ap-
probation to all my friends who
gave me their loyal support.
(Signed),
GUY HARRISON.
REAL WORKERS
The campaign was exciting and
Interesting and I have nothing
but praise for the manner in which
il was conducted. 1t has been a
real pleasure to have been aSso-
ciated in this campaign with the
fine group of workers. Thanks to
my many friends and acquaintances
for supporting me with their sub
scriptions; my weekly pay checks
were appreciated and l am mighty
glad to have had the opportunity
Of taking a part.
tSigned),
Mrs. B. l.. SWEETEN.
WEEKLY PAY
1t was real campaign, fair and
square from start to finish. 1 want
ali my friends to know I sincerely
appreciated their support.
(Signed) AMY FUTILE.
MANY FRIENDS
In my opinion this campaign
has been conducted in such a
manner it has made many new
friends for each of the workers
and especially for the Press and
Post. The campaign has been ev-
elything l would ask for in the
way of management, fairness and
impartiality.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
GUARD IS GIVEN
FUND FOR PRIZE
Best Company Commander Each
Year to Be Awarded
Interest.
Interest.

The District National Guard will
be able to award a cash prize each
year to the company commander who
Is adjudeed the best in the local COM
mand.
Col. John w Oehmann last week
received a check for $500 from the
executors and trustees of the estate
OF Brig. Gen. William E. Horton. U.
s. A.. retired, who died recently The
will, it was said. directed that $500
be given to the District Guard AS a
permanent fund. the interest from
which will be paid annually to the
oficer selected as the best company
commander
The will did not lay down any con-
dltlons under which the award is to
be made further thar the stipulation
Of the purpose, CO.., Oehmann has
referred the matter to the Judge ad-
vocate general of the Guard for the
purpose Of drawing up the conditions.
AS soon as the legal officer prepares
these the announcement will be made
to the Guard as whole, so that the
officers will know what they are work.
ing for.
Gen. Horizons first taste of Army
life was with the local militia. He
entered the militia as captain of the
Ordway Rifles. one of the distinctive
uniform military organizat tions in the
early Capital history. This organi-
zation became Company D. Fourth
Battalion Of the National Guard, in
1890. When the militia was mus
tered into Federal service at the out
break OF the Spanish-American War,
and became the 1st District of Colum-
bla Infantry, Gen. Ordway was a
member of that command Upon con-
clusion of the conflict he remained
IN the Federal service until he was
retired.
Evening star., 1937-06-27

-SiX-pound laundry irons in the
popular tip and turn style With
beveled edges and rounded corners.
and three-heat control. Bright
chromium finish Approved cord! Just
fifty to sell.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
NEW RESERVE BILL
0FFEREDBY MAS
BtMqet Bureau Turns Down
Navy Departments
PROPOSALS.

After months OF study and prepara-
ton. during which 1t developed a
wide breech between the Navy De-
partment and certain Naval Reserve
ofncers who dominate the Naval Re-
serve Oficers' Association. the pro-
posed bill to change the Naval Re-
serve act OF 1928 to meet changing
conditions has been ruled by the
Bureau OF the Budget as contrary to
the Presidents financial program The
bill, which was acted upon. was Ap-
proved by joint conference of naval
and Naval Reserve officers and finally
approved by all branches Of the Navy
Department.
While the reason given for holding
up the proposed act at this time
was that it was contrary to the Ex-
ecutive's program. there is belief
among some Naval Reserve officers
the wide differences of opinion in
the Naval Reserve Officers Association
had something to do with it. The
differences grew so great at one time
that there was growing movement
to form another association of the
officers who disagreed with those who
were opposing the departments bill.
Despite the action Of the Budget
bureau, Representative Melvin C. Mas
OF Minnesota has introduced a bill.
which. with few exceptions. is iden-
tical with the bill. the enactment of
which the Navy Department had in
tended to recommend to Congress
had it not been deemed contrary to
the financial set-up of the Govern
ment at the present time.
Among the differences from the de-
psrtmental bill are: The Mas bill
would require certain minimum
number of captains and commanders
in the Fleet Naval Reserve. but would
place no upper limit on the number
that might be carried. It also would
make the Naval Reserve Policy Board
responsible for the formulation of
Naval Reserve policies. insteac of ad-
vising the Secretary Of the Navy
with relation thereto. 1t would give
the chief Of the Bureau of Naviea-
ton Of the Navy Department the rank
of vice admiral. and require that the
director of the Naval Reserve he
rear admiral with a four-year tenure
Of Office
The Mas bill. having been referred
to the Navy Department for COM
ment, recommendation and return,
has now been the rounds of the varl-
ous bureaus and Offices of the de-
partment and will shortly be referred
to the Bureau of the Budget to de-
termine whether it conforms to the
Presidents financial program.
AS the changes in the Reserve law
are held to be urgently needed to per-
NIT efilcient development Of that Or
ganlzation and to cure defects which
practice has shown exists in the pres
ent act, there is g possibility the House
Naval Affairs Committee might go
ahead with its consideration, regard
less Of the Budget Bureaus stand. II
the bill is similar, as stated, to the
proposed Navy Department act. it
would hardly be consistent for the
bureau to pass this bill after it has
turned down the governmental bill.
II the measure gets to hearings
this session, it was pointed out, it is
likely to bring to a showdown whether
the old-line naval reservists are to
dominate the Reserve policies or
whether the newer officers and the
Navy Department are to have their
way.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
TWO ARGENTINE PARTIES
NAME ORTIZ CANDIDATE
Former Minister of Finance Is
Presidential Nominee in
September Vote.
e the Associated Press.

r. the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, June 26.-Two par
ties which support the administration
of President P. Justo today nominated
former Minister of Finance Roberto
Ortiz as their presidential candidate
in the September election
The parties, representing the Con-
servative and Radical wings of the
administration coalition, also agreed
on Ramon Castillo, former Minister
of Interior. as their vice presidential
candidate. The parties are the Ma
tional Democrats and the Anti-Per-
sonalist Radicals.
Chief opposition is expected from
former President Marcelo Alvear.
nominated by the Personalist Radical
party.
President Justo, who was inaug-
urated in 1882 for six-year term, is
not q candidate. The constitution for.
bids a President succeeding himself.
Evening star., 1937-06-27

r. u b ber Shoulder
Showers. Slip over
head to keep face
and hair dry.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
$3.50

-lrreeul ars SS.9S
Porcelain top Kitchen
Tables. with spacious
cutlery drawer.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Sc

Green or Ivory
Enameled S ep 30 Il
Garba &c Can. with
galvanized removable
insert
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-23
Handbags, Sandals
COlOred to Match


Colored patent handbags are
matched to colored patent SAN
dals. and make a fashion alliance
hard to beat. for dreSSy occasions
OF sports In many other bags.
shoe colors are predominant, with
a bright color used as trimming
contrast.
Gabardine handbags. and other
materials are also used TO pair
them with the new shoes. Often
the same. or similar trimming
flap or handle carries out the
trimming on the shoe. Stylists.
it seems. have been getting their
heads together, to give women a
.Smartly enSembled look
Soft bag or pouch handbags are
new. in every type of leather.
Draped, tucked. quilted" or other
wise handled in a more feminine
styling, these new bags add much
to the spring costume. Large or
small. they vary according to the
hour of the day. or their use.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-23
Two COlOrs Held
Better Than One

Because Two colorS are smarter
than one" this year, fashion lead
erS have adopted the compose
suit" with real flavor. Besides Civ
ing the much desired color con-
traSt to the costume. in printed
blouse or jacket, they suggest
many ways of changing the CO.'S
tune by wearing other jackets or
capes in the new pastel flannels
or amusing bright prints.
Cape ensembles, with the COM
pose effect in lining and blouse,
or with bright contrasting jackets,
are a new version of this trend
Tweeds in the softer weaves.
brightly flecked with contrasting
yarns, give the secondary color
which is carried out in under
blouse or jacket
Capes are seen on many types
of suits this year, some hanging
straight and offers flaring grace
fully.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-23

Inspired by the lovely Camille
costumes the beauty Of the South
ern Bellies who play their roles in
so many new plays and pictures
this spring. Paris give us a whole
series of delightful feminine dress
up" fashions for afternoon wear.
In fact, the afternoon frock IS with
us again. and no wardrobe complete
without one or two
In pleated laces flaring skirts.
floating sashes. the smart woman
OF 1897 goes TO her luncheon and
teatime appointments. Nor is she
satisfied TO wear a colorful frock
il must be daintily touched with
o bit of lingerie at nec'-line and
short cuffs. or gaily set off by a
corsage Of flowers.
Full skirts swing gracefully from
tight little waistlineS. or softly
draped sashes give a high Empire
line And the shorter lengths OF
these skirts makes them even more
youthful. Sleeves are puffed high
and often sheer. matching yokes
or insets of lace in the dress front.
Flutter OF Color
Dark dashed with bright colors.
seems TO be the afternoon formula
at the moment, but in new sheer
frocks worn under dark redingotes
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-23
Camille Costumes
Inspire Dress Up
Styles Of Beauty

or soft casual coats, the summery
pastels make their debut. It's a
very gay afternoon, every after
noon, in ia sh ions circles. Bord-
ers and em bro ideries and laces
and flut ingS are spread around
neckline and sleeves.or down the
entire fr ont of IN any princess
frocks. On other full-skirted mod
els the borders are appliqued or
sewn alb out the spreading hem
line, giving it an shorter and more
airy effect.
Exc uisi te bits of lace or en-
broidery appliqued about the hem
lines OF other Dire SS-up fr ocks
give a hint of the petticoat vogue
which threatens TO come in again.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-23

ENSEMBLES
GAIN FAVOR

Fashion has created a whole SER
les of suit -frocks and ensembles
with bright flower Innings to
match their CAB b1ouses or jackets
tops.
Bolero jackets. particularly. cater
to this mode, and many of these are
reversible so that they may become
printed boleros, or plain. The
blouse. in its turn. may be OF
matching print. or plain fabric;
and often a softly draped sash is
tied in bow at one side.
Always bright these flower or
polka-dot Innings. give youthful
zest to many black or navy cos
TUNES. 1t is predicted by Paris
that they will find even greater
popularity as summer approaches.
But for Easter. they are being chos-
en- To wear under spring topcoats
in matching or blending colorS.
CAPES CONCEAL FLATTERY
Popular always, the priat-lined
cape makes its Easter debut in many
smart circles And not satisfied with
merely lining the cape. Paris de-
signers have carried the lining into
the blouse. or the necklins or sash
of the dress. Some Of these capes
are reversible. and suggest many
variations to the costume.
Short boxy coats. matching the
dresses in ensemble fashion. are also
lined with a bright print or con-
trasting color tone. When this color
is carried cut in the hat or other
accessories it gives a lively contrast
to the costume
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-23
Spring Dictates
New Versions Of
Chic and Charm

warmer weather insists, it's high time to take off
the old, put on the new So Spring calls the roll
and every leading new fashion answers present.
at this store! Because it would take too many
words to picture this thrilling new chapter in fa-
o1c, and color, you will find it much quicker to
enthusiastic as we are over the gorpeous flower
prints, rich coronation shades, soft feminine lines.
hard finish fabrcs-and above a-that a-import-
ant beige reigning supreme from head to toe! And
heres good news we've again brought you IA
Vorlte fashionfirsts at expected prices!
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-23
By Van Rdaite

Perfect qualities-sheer,
clear, and leg glorifying
shades to match or blend
with the Easter dress,
:oat or suit. Van Raalte
hosiery is noted for its
satisfactory wear be-
cause of the patented, flex-
toe construction. Buy them
by the box of 3; it is smart
economy.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
The heart of a husky is like the heart
of a woman; Jules Thebau knew that.
But when he found the beautiful
ma'amseIIe he forgot
by VINGIE E. Roe

taught the other the lesson of his life, for
though he was almost as tall as Thebau and
twice as thick, he was no match for him. Few
men in the Big Woods were When it was all
over and the bully. bleeding like stuck pig,
cried quits, Thebau busted his knuckles with
flourish and pulled out his beaded purse.
"Nop,' he said through swelling lips for
the matter had been by no means one-sided,
what weel you take for herr
A bargain was made on the spot and The
bau staggered away with Smoke Eyes at his
knee, looking back across her shoulder with
strange, cold look that was somehow hery.
Her erstwhile master regarded them both with
venom there was no mistaking.
You -" he yelled. Il know you, Thebau.
An you remember me! Better you remember
me, Pierre lie Cant, for you weel see me some
more!'
But all that was past and gone, lost in the
limbo of two full years, and for all his dark
boast they had never seen lie Cant again.
To be sure, they had travelled far and wide
in the interval, and Thebau had made love
to several women whose hearts would never
be the same again, remembering his smile.
Smoke Eyes, too, had philandered. On the
snow swept reaches of the Black Divide she
had met NANCY wolf whom she had fancied
for while, and in the months that followed
Thebau had cursed her roundly, for she held
Evening star., 1937-05-02

him up in his free progress. One cannot load
nor hurry mother heavy with young, and
her appetite was prodigious. However, at long
last, she presented him with four squirming
tiny bits of primal savagery which Thebau
promptly tapped out of the existence SO
barely found. never giving them the dugs.
Poor babes," he said mournfully, and if
any of those women had seen his eyes then
they would assuredly never have got over
their love for him. so soft we're they in their
brilliant blackness, so sorry. so full of wistful
pain.
He oiled Smoke Eyes fevered udder and
started on his delayed mush to Beaver Lake,
making her ride the sled.
Somehow, after that experience the husky
seemed to know that she belonged to Thebau
and owed allegiance to him only, and if she
blamed him in her silent grief she did not
show it. In six days she was again running
in the team, close behind the leaders trace,
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Magazine Section

All dogs think instinctively, but Smoke
Eyes thought with reason. When he spoke she
watched his eyes, reading them as deaf man
reads anothers lips, and always she caught
his command before it was fully given
As time passed Thebau came more and more
to rely on her wisdom, her courage and her
sagacity There was the time, for instance, on
the Upper Saskatchewan when disaster struck
him in the form of acute snow blindness and
they were two days journey from his cabin.
At the cabin there was safety - but how to
reach it? He knew his directions, of course,
and before the last of the light left him in a
parabola of gorgeous rainbow colors, he headed
there running blindly with his hands on the
handles of his little sled But first he had talked
with Smoke Eyes.
Talked with her as man to man, earnestly,
his mittened hands cupped under her great
Jaws, his face bent close to see her earnest
eyes, blue and beautiful fixed on his own.
Listen, mon coeur, he said softly. He often
called her my heart" not having any real
image to fill that erratic shrine, or rather
having too many to be selective.
Listen, little one. For once thy master
fails thee. Lost an helpless we shall all be soon
unless thy great heart, thy master brain, can
take us home. Hnne" he finished La Ca
bane! Alush!" And Smoke Eyes turned around
and mushed.
When the leader, lacking Thebau's direct
ing hand and voice, became confused and sat
down in the snow, tongue out, to question
back to the face above the sled, Smoke Eyes
showed him up with her shoulder Now. the
leader was a priceless dog, intelligent and
capable as lead dogs CO. but he could not read
a mans eyes, nor know more words than the
daily vocabulary of travel. He could not know
that they could see and Thebau could not.
All that day they travelled without lessened
speed, surely forging ahead, and at the rising
cold of dusk they made camp after fashion
Evening star., 1937-05-02

strong, reserved, depend
able, and smart as no dog
he had ever known was
smart.
"Voiid!" he sometimes
told the white silences
aloud, dat animal, she
fheenk, like a man" And
it seemed at times as if
that were true.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Next day they went on
and Thebau sweated in the
cold, but said no word to
Smoke Eyes. At dusk he
felt the nearness of some
broad object, and with the
stopping of the team he
went, trembling, and put
his hand out.
1t fell upon his cabin
Evening star., 1937-07-03
By Phillips

6. Peculiar flavor.
Z. Against
8. Work together.
9. View.
10. Vested in bishop.
II. Steals.
IL. A flllet.
13. Proof mark.
19. Strong wind.
81. Ancient France.
Is. Summit.
Is. Temples.
q. Adversary.
%. Exclamation.
', 80. Small Pacific Coast shrub.
80. Entered.
33. Parrot fish.
"a. Upright.
SO. Immediately.
38. Ancient Phoenician capital.
Al. Arrived
As. Enclosed: poetic.
~. Pertaining to an era.
40. Conforms.
So. PassageWay.
81. French stream.
S.. Help.
Sc. Uncommon.
81. Volcano.
SO. South American ostrich.
60. Peril.
81. A petrol Of New Zealand.
81. Formerly.
| Ga. Flow back.
Evening star., 1937-07-03
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
YELLOW PERCH
PeTc1 fdUescenS
DAN DUNN.

THE yellow perch prefers the Eastern
part of the United States mostly
eastward and northward. They are
very abundant in the Great Lakes,
also in the larger coastwise streams
and lakes found from Nova Scotia to
North Carolina. Many of them are in
the small lakes of the upper Missis-
sippi Valley and good fishing is en-
Evening star., 1937-07-03

joyed for perch in Northern Illinois,
Indiana. Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa
and Minnesota Though the fish is
found more often in the lakes, they
are to be caught in many of the
streams in these States.
The lakes of New England and New
York have a plentiful supply of this
well-known and well-liked fish.
The usual length of the perch is
10 to IA inches and the weight, 3 or
pounds. The flesh is tender and
sweet and is a prime favorite with
campers. AS the perch is so prolific,
tho number taken does not seem to
diminish the supply. There are few
Evening star., 1937-07-03
They say any one can catch a

They say any one can catch
yellow perch; that all you need is a
bent pin and a grub or angleworm
dangling from it.
Yellow perch travel in big schools.
You can even use a dip net, if you
are quick and have a good strong
arm. But there is the trolling spoon,
the artificial fly and "skittering :"
In the Winter you can cut hole
through the ice, lower a bit of bait and
more often than not, haul out fine
perch The perch living in deep
cold water have a lot more fight in
them than those in the warmer waters.
The yellow perch has sides Of
Evening star., 1937-07-03

golden hue, an olive-colored back and
a snow-White belly. There are six
or eight broad dark bands which
extend from the back to half way
down the sides of the body. The
lower fms are quite red-orange, the
upper ones olive-green. In the Spring
the shades are very vivid, their we'd
ding colors to attract the females.
Evening star., 1937-07-03

Finally, the two girls were led into the temple
grounds, and the strong gates closed behind them.
Between the wall and the buildings was an open
space overgrown with large trees, few clumps of
bamboo, and unsighty patches of brush and weeds
Evening star., 1937-07-03
Should Have Looked First.
@ia3y ny IsIeUAk, ,'ae
-NNlEI

After five children, triplets and
twins were born in two adjoining
houses on the same day at Mors, Jut-
land, neighbors called attention to a
stork's nest on the roof of each
house
Evening star., 1937-07-03

if any anglers who having once tasted
this fish are not eager to sample
several of them after they have been
with just enough grease to brown the
fellow to q turn.
Evening star., 1937-07-03
Eagle Claws Boy.

Swooping down suddenly, a large
eagle clawed at the back wheel Of
bicycle ridden by boy near Victor
Harbor. South Australia, and did not
release it, grip until killed BY
passerby.
Evening star., 1937-07-03

Travelling through Germany, an
Austrian motor cyclist has had a spe-
cial seat built for his dog between the
motor bike and the side car,
Evening star., 1937-07-03
TWizzler Answer.

The only logical conclusion is that
the burglar entered through the door,
which had been left unlocked.
Evening star., 1937-07-03

Across.
I. Impaired by use
S. Group of chimneys.
10. God of love.
IA. Virginia willow.
Is. Boat.
16 Harbor
II. Native inhabitants.
l8 Not capable of being touched.
20, Pertaining to teaching.
%, A property.
%. Spirit.
"a Magnetism mineral
rs. Brimless felt hat.
%. Employs.
81. Populace.
IS. Iron block.
81. Entrance.
80. Orchard tree.
20. Recently discovered element.
Il. Whorl Of flower.
q. Last of the English Stuart rulers.
43, Large birds of Australia.
A. Jewish month
Is. Obtained from oil.
46, Method.
49, Bound.
60 Make an edgine.
81, Scope.
3D. Costly.
b5 Gladiatorial field.
b8. illuminate.
3d. War craft,
IS. Ado.
S. Eagle.
ST. Bestowed happiness upon.
3d. Snares.
So Rip.
TO- Birds bills
II. Amend.
Down.
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2. Branch of Siouan Indian tribe.
8, Appointed meeting place
4. Pronounced through the nose.
s. Sprouts.