davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-12-03

AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
DON'T sell until you see US: win pa, your
unpaid balance give you difference In cash
Barnes Motors. 1923 18th st.
CHEVROLET standard coach or model A
Ford, in good condition. Call Atlantic
$500.
FORD 1881 Tudor: body in good condition;
reasonable. Phone Oxford 1886,
FORD 1890 or 1881 model A coach or Sc
dan; must be In fair running condition
Greenwood 1850 between s and d pm,
Sunday or Monday.
OLD CARS-Late model wrecked cars
bought: highest prices paid. Phone Dis
trict 1870. Glassers. Sl-5'
$50 TO $3.50 CASH for best car offered:
must be in excel. cond. Box 249-X. Star.
INDIVIDUAL WANTS '36 or 81 model
light car; dependable transportation; pay
all cash. Box 4SlY. Star.
WE PAY the highest prices ever offered for
old cars and trucks in any condition; free
hauling: cash at once Decatur 035S. -
WANTED LATE-MODEl CARS
Wen par top cash prices for any late-
model car Open evenings Call North
1857 The MANHATTAN AUTO T. RADIO
CO. l106 9TH st NV
CASH FOR ANY MAKE CAR.
WE PAY OFF THE NOTES
Leo Rocca. Inc,
43O1 Conn Ave Emerson 1000
Evening star., 1939-12-03
RENTAL HOUSES,

new houses. rooms EACH rental
value, $3.50 per month, $1,000 cash pays
BRADLEY. BEALL 4 HOWARD. INC.
National O271 Southern Blog.
Evening star., 1939-12-03

COLONIAL 2-FAMILY BRICK, TAKoMA PM
a s0n M brokers. Box 450-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1939-12-03

1880 GEORGIA AVE. N.W-F1RST CON
Near bank. and and luc store SIX
rooms. bath. Suitable for remodenns lnoo
store and 9 apts Price is right, terms
reasonable Mr. Raine. Ra. 344l. WAPLE
234t
Evening star., 1939-12-03
HORNER's CORNER.

DODGE 1888 business coupe; clean as q
whistle throughout smart personal car and
thrifty for business use; all excellent tires;
best running order S495. H. B. Leary,
Jr. & Bros 1921 14th NV. Hobart 1900.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
SLEEPY HOLLOW

FOR CoLoRED-2O ACRES, STREAM.
woods and some clear land: 20 minutes
out: $500; $500 cash. balance to suit. Box
405-V Star
Evening star., 1939-12-03

1000 BLOCK l3th ST. N.W:-MODERN
iO-room brick ust COM, $500
Columbia rd.-2 houses. rents FL ,rI,. mo;; ma
both for $500. LLOYD R. TURNER soo
Evening star., 1939-12-03

DODGE 1893 de luxe touring sedan; used
by / careful owner for only 5000 miles:
upholstered in broadcloth. finished in black;
truly like a showroom car; winterized Blue
Ribbon Guarantee; only S59S Triangle
Motors. l40l r / ave ne Dee f3Oo
Evening star., 1939-12-03
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK, phone, part-time stenographer. SO7
3rd st. NV. Reasonable. Phone Emer.
PRIVATE DESK SPACE, WITH OR WITH
out furniture: sec-phone service; ample
parking space. 1904 Georgia ave-, at Dis
trict line. Shepherd 2171.
DESK ROOM DESK AND STENO. SERV-
ice: opposite Library of Coneress: SIS mo.
See Mr. RIDDELL. 400 st. Sc.
Evening star., 1939-12-03

DODGE 1937 de luxe 4-door touring sedan:
beautiful in appearance, faultless in per-
iormance one OF those exceptional typs
three-day sale: Car No. 57l. Phone US
and We will bring it to you Mandell
Chevrolet, 1900 Nichols ave. Sc. Lincoln
Evening star., 1939-12-03

WANTED-Sl5OO WORKING CAPITAL
for small conservative going business from
individual at So interest for three years;
interest payable monthly. semi annually or
annually; security real estate mortgage
note payable three years after date in the
sum OF 4,S00: secured by valuable income
property and $4,000 fire insurance. Box
,}g-V Star
Evening star., 1939-12-03
$13.5OO.

Close to Congressional Library Three
dx-room and bath brick dwellings, large
brick RaraRe in rear. Total rents, S145
per month
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Penna Ave. SEE
THE CITY'S BEST INVEST
MENTS-NEW FOUR-FAM-
lily APT. BLDGS. IN BEST
NE. RENTAL SECTIONS.
MA. 9219.
Evening star., 1939-12-03

Purchased; highest prices paid for good
notes; money same day. BOB HOL.
LANDER. a07 Tower Bldg. Met. 4s13.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
MONEY WANTED.

MAN. PERMANENTLY EMPLOYED. DE-
sires to borrow So. 600 at 81. repay 500
monthly. Excellent references. Box 191-V,
Star.
S6 500 FIRST TRUST ON l2.RM., 2BATH
cent hall Colonial. Lyon Village; arranged
4 ants Box 4h-N. Star.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
CHAIN STORE.

Upper NV location. business artery;
ene-story brick fairly new; store 2s IT:
wide. approx 1000 so. r.. floor space;
AZ, years to run. with OPTION of 5-year re-
newal: doing good business; nicely nnanced
and priced under market; shows good SAFE
vestment Cali MR. DREW, Rep. ISL: F.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1939-12-03

FORD 1896 tudor trunk sedan: black
baked enamel finish: radio equipped: mo-
hair upholstery, clean as new; owned by
only $3.50; 50 down. bal. SEQ mo: no en-.
dorsers. 30-day written guarantee. Logan
Motors, 354O 14th st. NV Dis. 563l.
Evening star., 1939-12-03

c-FAMILY FLAT, 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
cite and bath each; separate hestine
plants: net annual income. $50 Prlce'
S. 900 cash. Church st. near 16th. Du-
mont afO3
Evening star., 1939-12-03

ON GEORGIA AVE, NEAR WEBSTER ST
Store with 6 rms. and bath: large nrlck
garage: rent 500 month. Price, Slu:5Uu'
WALTER M BAUMAN, / Thomas Circle.
Evening star., 1939-12-03
SUBURBAN pRop.-sALe OR RENT.

Mr. GLENN DALE sANITARIUM-2 5-R.
and b, apts.: SIS mo; ca ,,o 5-rm' niFs ana . !
r and b. ami, S45: reduced price
Chevy chase-s r and b., mi, SO 80
or trade So 500 equity for clear farm n
e RYON CO., 1916 N. Y. ave. Na1.
1907.
MODERN BUNGALoW-SEE AID .SU-
burban for Rent" Owner. 5l9 N. Jener-
Evening star., 1939-12-03

DODGE 1888 de luxe sedan; original black
finish. spotless mohair interior perfect
tires. guaranteed motor; low-mileage car
reduced to 1855 Alber g. Mcneil Inc,
Auto Park Wisconsin ave. and Albemarle
CT n " Emerson 1oSR
Evening star., 1939-12-03

OWNER NEEDS CASH-W1LL SELL B.
room house near Navy Yard, with gas
and cleo; rented to white tenants I9r
$40 so month Price: 81 sou. Nati. oooo'
E,o Cnlur.hia 4D,4
Evening star., 1939-12-03

FORD 1886 de luxe tudor sedan So hp.;
Geo. Wash. blue baked enamel; driven very
little by retired Army colonel; serYiced
in our shop since new: 3O-day written guar
antee. Only S499 $40 down takes 1t
away Logan Motor Co. Service Center,
2lst snd NJ Y. ave Met 2SlS
DoUO Payp1ert
Evening star., 1939-12-03

DODGE 1889 de luxe sedan: driven 934
miles. can be sold with new-car euaran-
tee; stored since July 4th; brand-new
car; bargain. Mich. 1888
Evening star., 1939-12-03
INVESTMENT SPECIALIST, 500.
7th ST NEAR D ST. S.W.

2-story brick building, 25 it. wide. on
corner Of an alley, large store with large
room in rear on 1St floor: S-rm. and bath
apt. on End floor (easily converted INTO
aptsD: h.-wh. with oil burner; entire BLDG
in good condition. oWner-occupant Wiling
to lease bldg. for ST, 500 per year, or apt
only for S720 per year: building close to
s,w. and viii enhance in value: well ar
RANGED for restaurant Evenings and Sun
days call Mr. Strickland. Georgia S454
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
and II Ctc Iinr
Evening star., 1939-12-03

A REAL HOME 3 ROOMS, FULLY MOD
ern. with oil burner; lovely shade; excellent
condition; hard road close to bus service;
9 acres excellent land. necessary outbuild-
inss; sacrificed at $500 II sold by Dec.
18th; $1,000 cash, balance like rent.
H. B. MITCHELL, Herndon. Va. or call
NJ COCkERILL. Falls Church SAL
Evening star., 1939-12-03
RFFINANCE YOUR
LIFE INSURANCE LOANS
AT 21h PER CENT

Per annum-up (srbiect to change and de-
pending on amount. plus service charge.
against the cash surrender value OF LIFE
INSURANCE POLICIES.
TOWER INVESTMENT CO.,
al6 Tower Bldg Met. 800.
Evening star., 1939-12-03

CHEVROLET 1887 master de luxe town
sedan; autumn brown finish radio
no-Graft ventilation: tires nearly new; this
is bargain with 30-day written guaran-
tee: only S439; $40 down. Any car
down payment. Logan Motors, 3540 l4th
Dist SR31
Evening star., 1939-12-03

CHEVROLET 1887 town sedan truly
fine car that we have thoroughly checked
to give you safe and carefree winter driv-
ing: price reduced to sell quickly at $3a5;
over 100 other fine cars ALWAYS 2 bar
gain at ARCADE PONTIAC. 1919 Irving
ST NV Adams $500
Evening star., 1939-12-03

DODGE 1898 de luxe coupe; light brown
nnlsh rumble seat. radio, heater not a
scratch or dent; motor perfect; this is not
month: only 1929, $40 down, bal S2I
mo-: no indorsers: bring 500 and get car.
5S03.
Evening star., 1939-12-03

SILVER SPRING. NEAR GA. AVE.-NEW'
spacious Groom brick home. 8 bedrooms
oil eir-conditioning system. bult-ln ga
rage: lN0-ft front: reduced from $50
to $500 for quick cash sale. OWNER
Evening star., 1939-12-03

miles; winter condition Best buy possible.
S420. Republic 4Os5. Eyt. 419. ewes, Sun.
FORD. 1889; excel condition Will transfer
equity to responsible party. Mr Sommer.
vile. parking lot o1Q End st NV
Evening star., 1939-12-03

FORD 1889 Tudor 5-passenser sedan: So
horsepower motor. large built-in luggage
mileage is low: tires look new; here Is q
real value for only S565
Evening star., 1939-12-03

BUSY CORNER. 1919 14th ST. NV
Suitable grocery, drugstore Laundry liquor
store meat f,sh ,lnI market rs.s Co Iss@ Apt
Columbia I'd. bet 18th AID 18th SIS. SO
mo brokers' attention. FUI TON F GOK-
DON. 1927 Eye st. Dist. $3.50. once also
Evening star., 1939-12-03

IN aAIu ! Ia. - -
CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe town. sedan;
automobile: buy this car during our three
day sale at the low price Of S495; car No
SAB Phone us and we'll bring it TO you
Mandell Chevrolet. 1900 Nichols ave Sc.
OdSS
Evening star., 1939-12-03

FORD 1897 convertible coupe radio;
black fnish, tan top; very fine condition
paint and tires like new; $425; terms and
trade. Northeast Motor Co.. Ford dealers
go BladenSburg rd n
Evening star., 1939-12-03

PEOPLES MORTGAGE CORP.
First and second trust loans on D c..
Md. and Va property Personal loans on
signature Lowest rates. terms to suit your
bulge. prompt and courteous service Oct
ou rates ana save money" Open $50
pm daily Established Is years. 1905
r / ave NV Decatur 5000
Evening star., 1939-12-03

FORD I939 Fordor de luxe sedan; beauti-
full black finish white sdewall tires: this
is one of those nearly new cars and you
can expect nearly new service and get
special terms: only &R40
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22
Russia Asked
ToExpIain Why
Of Nazi Treaty

MOSCOW, Aug. %. (UPe-Ihe
British and French ambassadors
went to the Kremlin tonight to con-
fer with Viacheslav Molotov, prem
ier and foreign minister.
Although there was no indication
of the purpose of the visit, foreign
circles believed the ambassadors
would demand an explanation OF
Russia's negotiations with Germany
for a on-aggression treaty.
The British and French military
missions, here to negotiate a three
power defensive alliance with Rus
sia, were expected to meet tonight
The foreign missions were ex-
pected to put squarely up to Soviet
military chiefs the question of the
good faith of the Soviets, after
which they will decide whether to
leave Moscow or continue negotia-
tions.
Foreign diplomatic quarters ex-
pressed the belief that Russia may
be in a position within the next
few days to dictate peace in Europe
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22
Hitler Nearing
Great Victory in
War Of Nerves
German-Russian Treaty
Declared Blow to
France, England
- BY WEBB MILLER

LONDON, Aug. %. (UP)
Announcement that Ger
many and Russia had agreed
to negotiate a non-aggression
pact threatened Great Britain and
France today with what would be
their gravest diplomatic defeat since
the World War.
1t means likewise that Adolf Hit
ler was near a great victory in Eu-
ropes long war of nerves
AS far as can be foreseen now,
the pact would leave the chances
of European war unchanged, al
though it might bring nearer a
supreme crisis by emboldening Hit
Ter when he sees the confusion of
the British French bloc.
Peace Bloc Periled
implications of the pact envis-
aged by Germany and Russia re-
manned obscure.
But Hitler's lightning diplomatic
stroke threatened to smash the
British-French peace bloc policy
which the Germans call encircle-
ment.
Telephone conversations I had
this morning with United Press bu-
reau managers in continental capi-
tails reveal general belief that Hit
Ter may seize the opportunity within
the next few days, in the midst of
diplomatic confusion, to make
whatever move he intends against
Continued on Page 6. Col. q
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22
Britain Slated
To Stand Firm
Behind Poland

LONDON, Aug. %. UPD-The
cabinet today decided to eonvoke
parliament in extraordinary session
to hear statement by Prime Min
lister Neville Chamberlain on the
governments policy in view of the
startling change in the European
situation caused by Germany's ne
gotiations with Russia for a non-
aggression treaty.
The cabinet decided to adopt Sc
veral new measures which will show
that Great Britain is determined
to stand firm on her pledge to de-
fend Poland against aggression ft
was believed they will include new
defense measures. possibly further
mobilization of army, navy and air
force reserves.
Preparations we're made for a
session Thursday. Parliament Is III
summer recess.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22
Ghost City Of
Valley will Be
Rubbed Out
Town That Never Existed
Except on Map to
Be Erased Forever

Date City, Imperial Val
ley's ghost town which never
was ghost enough to rattle
a bone, will be wiped out of
existence, even though it new
err existed except on paper.
This nonexistent city with its
never-built streets and alleys was
laid out on map in 1913 as part
of the development along the South
ern Pacific railway between Cali
patria and inland. Nothing was done
with the city beyond the filing of
a map in the county recorders Of
flee in 1913. The lots have been
farmed and assessed as acreage
since 1915.
Tom Montgomery, real estate
dealer, filed petition Monday ask
ing the board of supervisors to
abandon the streets and alleys in
the paper town. The signatures of
13 freeholders appear on the petit
ton.
Historians disagree on the history
of the city Some contend Calipa-
trias original name was Date City
and was changed to Calipatria be-
cause other products besides dates
were grown in that section. Others
declare Calipatria always was Cali
patria and Date City always was
Date City. Records at the county
recorders office and at the title
Continued on Page 6, Col. II
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22
Waterfront Group
Seeks Strike End

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. % CUP)
The Pacific Coast Waterfront
Employers association today moved
TO break the deadlock in negotia-
tions for longshoremens working
contract by recommending that
differences over terms be arbi-
trated Immediately by Dean Wayne
Morse. oregon. West Coast Long
shore arbitrator.
Frank Foisie, president of the
association. submitted the proposal
To the International Longshoremen S
and Warehousemen's union in a
letter which also included a pro-
gram of amendments the employers
would like to see written into a new
contract
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22

day for Berlin, en- route to Most
cow
In the Russian capital, Berlin
announced officially last night Rib
bentrop will conclude the treaty
with the Soviets-a treaty which
the Nazis hailed as a death blow
to Britains encirclement policy and
triumph for Adolf Hitler's drive
against Poland.
Well-informed Nazis expected the
settlement to be almost exactly like
last years settlement of the Sudet-
enland, which ended in the dismem-
berment of Czechoslovakia.
While there was no indication of
the methods to be used, the COM
bination of Russian neutrality and
the strategic emplacement of Ger
man troops on almost the entire
Polish frontier obviously was count
ed on to discourage Polish resis-
tance as well as to induce Britain
and France to arrange a peaceful
solution.
The calling up of the German
reservists sWelled the ranks of Ger
man troops under arms. already
estimated at 100000. Thousands
were called in Berlin and presuma-
bly, thousands elsewhere.
They telephoned their employers
that they could not go to work
and hurried off to previously desig-
mated barracks, many remarking:
If Germany and Russia sign a
on aggression pact tomorrow
something will happen sure Thurs
day
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22
Bread Prices Fall
To2Cenfsi in LA.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. %. OUP)--
Bread prices in major markets
dropped as low as three loaves for
cents today as chain stores and
bakers continued their bread war" i"
Pound loaves of white and whole
wheat bread sold in most retail
markets for cents, while the
"homespun' or large loaf sold for
ten cents.
The war" ragged about three
types of bread, the bakers said, and
prices on special breads which COM
prise nine-tenthS Of the volume of
bread sold by major companies,
had not been changed,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22
Grapes Of Wrath Draws Downpour
Of Criticism on Migrant Issue

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. %. CUP
--Californians have tasted novel
ist playwright John Steinbeck'
1.-THE Grapes of Wrath" and today.
almost collectively, they pronounc-
ed it bitter fruit.
A counter attack against the
harsh accusations" of the novel,
which portrays the sordid life of
Oklahoma dust bowl migrants, gain
ed new support hourly as wrathy
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22
Markets Shoot
Down, Then Up

News Of Germany's non-ag-
gression pact negotiations with
Soviet Russia caught world mar
kets off balance today and
brought wide variety of con-
fused price movements.
First interpretations of the
negotiations were bearish abroad
and prices suffered a severe de-
cline in London, Paris and AM
sterdam. Then came a swift re-
versal of the trend.
New York because of the tint
differential had the benefit of
Europe's experience and prices
had a swift rise after a slightly
irregular opbning. marked by
blocks ranging to $500 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22

Alter tnaI, GdDle was DeSleBeu
by autograph hunters on foot and
on bicycles.
The star spent Monday night at
the Barbara Worth hotel, en- route
to Gila Bend. Ariz.. for dove hunt
ing after a fishing expedition off
San Diego.
I met him as he left the hotel
for shopping trip and together
we visited five Main street stores
before he found what he was after.
He bought two size TX helmets,
one for 98 cents and one for 78
cents to wear while hunting.
Its a good idea to have two
said the star as he peeled a bill
off healthy looking roll of green
backs clipped together.
"Goff may want the other one
He meant Norris Goff, the Abner
of the radio team of Lum and Abb
ner, who also will gun for white
wings.
Cnatte0 EaSN
Gable conversed easily while we
walked along Main street, glancing
into shop windows.
Il caught a swordfish off San
Diego" he said. "It weighed TIA
pounds! I've been trying to catch
cne for four years
Gable. who has just completed
the role of Rhett Butler in Gone
With The Wind" said the part was
interesting but long drawnout
headache. withal.
He said he did not know what
his next picture would be but the
studio was discussing several and
he was arguing about them. Since
he wasn't interested in talking shop.
We dropped the motion picture in
dustry to the hot pavement and
plodded down Main street at the
close Of our first request for 7's
pith helmet from two stunned look
ing clerks.
His careless looking travelling
sarb. all khaki colored except for
Continued on Page 6. Col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22
Soviet Moves New
Force to Mystery
War Frontier
BY UNITED PRESS

While Soviet Russia prepared to
negotiate non-aggression pact on
one front. the government moved
reinforcements and materials to a
45-mile frontier along the Khalka
River in outer Mongolia to combat
japanese forces.
Meanwhile japanese leaders rush
ed into a series of conferences as
military and political leaders fore
saw the possibility of Japan being
isolated in a hostile world as the
Continued on Page s, Col. D
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22

Frisco Hospital

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. % CUP)
Thomas j, Mooney, pardoned
last January after serving % years
in connection with San Francisco's
Preparedness Day bombing, has
left st. Luke's hospital and has
gone TO Chicago, his office an
nounced today Mooney entered
the hospital several weeks ago for
treatment OF a stomach ailment.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22

citizens sought to combat but, as
yet, without recourse to law-what
hey declared to be a libel to CAL
jfornia.
The book. which soon will be
made into a movie, has inspired
many critics to superlatives. Some
have called it the greatest fictional
work of a generation.
America, a Republican wo-
Continued on Page g. Col. u
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22
Army Experts
Called to CoIors
ByFrance

PARIS, Aug. %. CUP)-As the
French government called up thou
sands of army specialists to the
colors today, the cabinet followed
the lead of Britain and instructed
the French ambassador TO MOSCOW
to ask Russia for an explanation
of her intentions In negotiating a
aggression pact with Germany.
Premier Edouard Daladier con-
ferred at length with Gen Maurice
Gamelin, chief OF the French gem
eral staff.
Unlike the British, II was under
stood the cabinet did not raise the
question of convoking the French
parliament.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22

game
Political quarters added that Po-
land never counted on Russian aid
in the event of conflict with Ger
many, and that Soviet force on
Polish soil would be regarded as
great a menace to Poland as the
presence of German troops.
We merely counted on possible
economic assistance from Soviet
Russia, particularly in raw materials
and supplies, an unofficial spokes-
man said. .-.-
1t was learned in Warsaw that
a majority of the German colony,
especially bankers and business
men, are planning to evacuate their
families from Poland by next Sun
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22
Pact With Soviet
Sets Off Europe
Fireworks =
Hitler Determined to Take Back
Every Inch Of German Soil as
Coup Beats \Peace BIocI

BERLIN, Aug. 22. (UP)-Germany called up thou
sands of reservsts today for immediate reliable
declared Fuehrer Adolf Hitler determined to
take back from Poland every inch of soil which belonged
to Germany before the World War.
Observers expected that the decisive stage of the
crisis will be reached almost Immediately after foreign
Minister Joachim Ribbentrop concludes negotiations
in Moscow for non-aggression pact between Germany
and Russia Rbbentrop left Salzburg by arpane late to-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22
Midday Rain Lowers
Temp 12Degrees

A midday rain brought partial
relief from summer temperatures in
Imperial Valley Tuesday as FL Cen
troS official thermometer dropped
from LOT degrees at noon to 95 at
1890 pm.
Humidity registered AZ degrees
Mt noon Tuesday and rose slightly
as the rain began to fall shortly
after noon. Maximum Monday was
us, minimum Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22
GERMANY CALLS TROOPS FOR INVASl0
Today in Europe

by a the World
t.
Observation-Disclosures muzzled; moolzed
lie
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22

This is the only personal pledge
that l have-to see that rural COM
munities of the state receive the
attention and consideration in Le-
gion affairs to which they are en-
titled" Dunn declared.
Dunn's election broke several pre-
cedents, one of which was that here
tofore the state commander has
been from a metropolitan district
Another precedent of 20 years was
that he is the first southern Cali
fornfa commander who lives more
than so miles from the Los Angeles
city hall.
Move to Frisco
Dunn, however, will be forced to
change his own residece To San
Francisco.
The commandership is a full
time job and as much as l would
like to remain in Imperial it would
be impossible to commute he ex-
planned.
Mrs. Dunn will remain in Imperial
however, to manage his drug busi-
ness. His two sons already are at
college in the north.
Regarding a state and national
program for the Legion, Dunn ex-
planned:
I've hardly had time yet to look
over the resolutions passed. so
really don't know I plan to stay
in the valley getting my affairs in
order until early in September.
Continued on Page 6. Col. y
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-22
Dunn Pledges Visit to l.. v.
From NotionoI Legion Head

Farmers and small town men have friend at court
in American Legion affairs of California.
With this w. S. Dunn of Imperial was back
home Tuesday from the state Legion convention at Oak
land where he elected state commander