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Evening star., 1939-08-06
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

a colossal joke But Nom was Vice-President.
and Women Editor, and Captain OF the Girls
Basketball, and on all the committees, and all
sorts of prominent people who came to re-
unions simply rushed into her arms, exclaimng
OLIVIA Thurber!"
They probably felt sorry for her, too, because
she wasn't one of the important faculty wives,
and Fathers courses we're supposed to be
kind of joke Which just went to show that 1t
didn't pay to be honest and kind, and not push
and play politics, and lick boots!
1t made her mad every time she thought of
him Shaving night after night on the expert
ments that Bristow took all the credit for -
the dishonest Shiny old heel! And Father, just
smiling little, out of the side of his mouth, and
saying, "Bristow's the head of the division
Elizabeth Well. Father ought to be the head
And he would be, if he'd put on an act like
Bristow and Corley and Smythe, and not make
jokes about himself, and let people laugh at
him Catch Brstow making his classes laugh
at him. or letting them the solemn old thing!
She was 50 mad she was just striding along
dumping with her fat-heeled oxfords over
Faculty Bridge as if the devil were after her
She walked right by the rather nice kid who
sat next to her in English seminar, without
seeing him. He called after her: "Oh. Elizabeth
may speak to you minute?"
Now, what could he want? He was very
quiet and shy. He probably wanted to know
something about the English assignment.
She stopped, little breathless.
Il was wondering" he said, fdgeting, If
you'd let me take picture of you"
'If I'd let you No, she hadn't heard
right What did you say?"
IF you'd let me take a picture of you, he
repeated You know, with my camera"
He looked down at the oblong black box in
his hands, She looked too A camera. He wanted
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED HOUSE, 5 rooms
and bath; G. E. Refrigerator.
SIT Bahama street. oct17-8tx
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PAINTERS LEAD
SCHOOL LEAGUE
MoNCoosEs WON FIRST
HALF: HIGH BATTERS
LISTED


According to records yesterday
in the High School Intramural
Baseball League the Panthers are
leading the second half. In the
first half the Mongooses topped
the league.
J. Aritas is leading the batters
with .529 batting average.
There are six more games on the
schedule for the second half of
the league. Games are played in
the afternoons at Trumbo Field.
Records follow:
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TROJANS PLAY
SOX TOMORROW
NON LEAGUE GAME WILL BE
GIN AT $3.50 O'CLOCK AT
TRUMBO FIELD

Trojans and Blue Sox of Mon
roe County Baseball League will
play a montague game tomor-
row afternoon, Thursday, at
Trumbo Field, starting at $3.50
O'clock.
Batteries for Trojans will be
Jackie Carbonell and "Skippy''
Rueda and for the Sox, Oscar
Cork Arm" Molina and Alberto
Fat Stuff Rodriguez.
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FOR SALE-2 lots, each 50x100.
Run from Washington to Won
Phister street. 5000. Apply.
rear 1917 Petronia street..
apr14-s
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STEEL ICE BOX, cheap. Mans
Bicycle, 28-inch, blue and white,
reasonable. Apply 524 Francis
street. oct172tX
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-193O Chevrolet Sc
dan, new tires, new battery,
$4,000. At Terrace Bowling AL
ley, today, Duval and Angela
streets. oct18-1tX
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PLANE FACTS
,Ry Associated Press,

TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. 18.-An
airplane sowed 200 pounds of so
varieties of grass seed over range
land near here to test that method
of restoring the range for cattle.
The University of Arizona and
the u. S. soil conservation service
cooperated in the experiment. Re-
suits viii not be known for sew
eral months
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ssssssssssesssssssssssss
BOY SCOUT NEWS,

Troop 81
Daniel Gates and Carlyle Will
liams joined Troop 81 at it's regu-
lar meeting this week and Rich
ard Light made application for
transfer to the troop.
Troop has been divided into
two patrols. John Kerr and
Harold Sands will be patrol lead
ers and Marvin Kemp and Clar-
ence Higgs will be assistant
leaders.
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DREAMER
my Associated Press,

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. l8.-For
years Marion Dzierzanowski, a
farmer. dreamed that he would
become wealthy fom oil. He died
four years ago with no trace of
black gold" having been found
on his homestead. Now his heirs
are planning to divide a tidy in
come from a producer that has
been drilled on the Dzierzanowski
place.
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After A Nuns Heart
by JEAN RANDALL

YESTERDAY: Buff goes to the
ranch and finds a young man
there. He says he has rented the
place for q month.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
LOST

LOST-Pair er-rimmed glass
es, somewhere between Fort
Taylor and johnson and Leon
streets. Return to Citizen Of
flee. oct18-3t
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FURNISHED APART MEN rs,
electric refrigerators. Apply
Valdes Bakery. sept30- 3mo
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED
BUNGALOW and Apartment.
Frigidaire, hot water, etc. 1921
Newton street. sept29-tf
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But the money!
9Whaf mopav9b,

buL the money!!
What money!"
The rent you paid Atkins. You
can't go without letting me refund
IL You haven't had value received,
you know. Why" she demanded
Grossly, can't you be sensible and
stay over till morning at least?
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FURN S H ED DOWNSTAIRS
APARTMENT, two bedrooms.
All modern conveniences. 1900
Seminary street. oct9-tf
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FOR SALE@Carlos Robelli "a
size Violin. Very fine tone,
complete with case, $500
Also, coilapsable Burrows Pool
Table, 72x36, complete with
cues and balls, like new.
$500. 1125 Washington street,
phone sol. oct16-3t
Evening star., 1939-08-15
Bruin TwizzIer

II you are member of a very
large family which embraces almost
countless uncles, aunts, cousins and
various other relatives, you will ap-
preciate this particular little prob
lem. You'll probably see what a
complex situation old Grandpa
Jones faced anyway. He went to a
holiday gathering of the clan, and
after the first hour of handshaking
he became very tired of the whole
thing and retired to corner by him.
self.
A visitor who had come with one
Of the members of the family wan
dered over to the corner and asked
Grandpa how many members there
were in the family.
We'll, amt really sure, but once
I figured that if you put the cousins,
they equal a fourth of the bunch.
and the aunts, they equal a fifth,
and the uncles, they equal a sixth,
off by themselves, there'd be 37."
The visitor soon figured how many
there were in the whole family. Can
you?
(Answer on Page C-8)
Evening star., 1939-08-15
Heads Of Revamped
Federal Agencies
Proceed Slowly
Forecast Economy and
Efficiency Objectives
Will Be Attained
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Government red tape is unwind
ing slowly in President Roosevelt's
reorganization program, but Off
cials expressed the opinion today
that the twin objectives of economy
and efficiency would be attained
A month and half ago the Chief
Executive consolidated all the Gov
ernment's lending, works and Sc
curity agencies into three new units
and made various minor revisions
in Federal bureaus. He estimated
SIS 100000 to $200O0,000 would be
saved each year.
So far there have not been many
visible evidences of the reorganiza-
ton. Few personnel changes were
reported and, for the most part,
workers are in the same offices they
occupied before the orders came
from the White House Some tele-
phone numbers have been changed
McNutt Proceeds Slowly"
Paul " McNutt. head of the Sc
curity Agency. giving typical reply
to query as to what has happened
since he assumed Office, said he was
proceeding slowly"
Il can't rush in like bull in a
china shop" he said. I'D do more
harm than good. Studies are being
made with view to saving money
and promoting efficiency I believe
we can come up to the anticipation
IN regard to the saving of money"
Inasmuch as Congress did not
enact the Presidents lending pro-
gram, there has been little new ac-
tivity for the lending agency under
Jesse Jones.
In the works agency John M.
Carmody has been arranging con-
ferences with representatives of the
building industry to aid in planning
future production. He will submit
hgures this fall on the prospective
material needs of the bureaus under
his jurisdiction.
Coal Division Active.
Mr. Carmody also disclosed a Spe-
clal study which he hopes will re-
duce the time it takes P. w. A.
sponsor to get its P w. A. money,
from the present rs days to IS days.
In another field affected by the
reorganization orders, Walton Ons-
low acting Interior Department
press chief, said Secretary Ickes had
"prodded into activity" the Bitumi-
nous Coal Division, causing a re-
opening of hearings started and
then halted by the old Coal Com
mission on soft coal price minima.
The commission was abolished
~End its functions transferred to Mr..
1ckes department in the reorgani-
cation program.
Evening star., 1939-08-15
Sheer Rayons!
Printed Rayons!
Plain Rayons!

Dozens of styles :. some reduced from
stock, others specially purchased to sell at
this low price. Dresses for every time of
day ;. for town, travel and resort
many suitable for early Fall. Black rayon
chiffons with separate slips! Rayon prints
with all-around pleated skirts! Sheer ray
on crepes! Tailored rayons! Rayon prints
with little Jackets Sizes for misses IL to
20 and shorter women 1872 to 24h.
Kanns-Ar-Cooled Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-08-15
Island on the Loose

ST. PAUL, MINI. (P.-Any one
lose an island? Frank Godfrey, who
lives at the north end of Bald Eagle
Lake, has found one. He said it
measured about 20 by 25 feet. His
best guess was that it just foated
into the north end of the lake. 1t
was mass of weeds and mud.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
II Duce 'nspeCls
Fighting Planes
Near AdriaiiC Sea

ROME. April 8 tUPl-Premler
Benito Mussolmi made a sudden
airplane visit OF inspection to Jes'
military air field. 10 miles west OF
The Adriatic port of Ancona, today,
rs Europe waited fer news that he
had taken steps" to protect Italy's
interests in Albania.
Orderlnc a three-motCred bomo-
mg plane made ready fer him
MuSsolini took the controls him
self and flew from the Littoria air
port here 10 JeSi.
There he inspected the pilots OF
the Royal Air Force base and bomb
ing and pursuit planes were lined
Up awaiting him.
Afterward he visited the town or
Jesi and, after driving through the
streets in an open car. to the en-
thusiastic cheers of the people. lie
flew back 10 Rome and to his Of
flee at the Venice palace.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Seven Meet Death
As Sedan P|unges
Into Big Truck
Continued from Page u

miss something l saw lying in the
road. Then it happened"
While she was imprisoned in the
overturned cab, water dripped
through the wreckage to her. She
begged to be released because she
feared the liquid might be acid
from the motor.
AS far as is known there were no
witnesses TO the crash. Paul Will
liams of Kane Springs, about two
miles from the accident scene,
heard the crash and reached the
scene as fast as his car could get
him there.
A watch on Hurley's wrist had
stopped at 1855, setting the time
of the accident.
|. Sheriff Robert w. Ware, Hughes,
and members of the district attor-
ney's office reached the scene with
in a few moments. They were Ell
route home after attending an in
quest at Indio. Highway Patrol
man Walter Walsh and other Off
GERS were summoned
An inquest was scheduled for the
Thornton mortuary here at 3:3C
pm. Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Royal Couple in
Calf. For Visit

LOS ANGELES, April 8. CUP)-
Crown Prince Frederik OF Den
mark and Crown Princess Ingrid
arrived at Los Angeles harbor to-
day aboard the motorship Canada
and were greeted by a 2l-gun salute
from Fort Macarthur.
1t was the royal couples first
visit TO the UniteG States.
Army. navy and civil authorities
welcomed their highneSses at the
dock and the prince and princess
then started ON a scheduled round
of activities that read like a time
table.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Britain Moves 10
Block New Attacks
In Central Europe
Continued from Page II

Rumania was next on Grca
Rritain's stop Hitler" list.
Britain. France and Poland were
expected to start Joint general staff
talks
That Russia remained a silen
partner in negotiations. and was {
potential ally in event of a gen
eral war. was made clear by Cham
berlain's assurance III answer to a
question in Commons that Viscount
Halifax. foreign secretary, woulc
maintain close contact with Ivan
Maisky. Russian ambassador.
France. meanwhile. received from
tier adyices from Bmgcs today that
Nationalist Spain was considering
a policy of complete neutrality il
event of a clash between Europe s
dictatorial and democratic blocs.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06

eressor nations would lead the
United States into a military war.
Baruch testified on proposed re-
visions of neutrality laws as SEN
ate advocates of strict neutrality
vigorously opposed proposals which
they contended would take away
from congress and give to the
president power to declare war.
They strenuously opposed proposals
to delegate the president discretion
in designating aggreSSor nations ahc
applying sanctions.
Baruch dismissed the theory that
the only way for this country to
keep out of war is to exert econo-
mic pressure against aggressors III
an effort to prevent outbreak OF a
European conflict.
"On that theory, if our economic
war fails, VIC will be in military war
and | think that if we make econo-
mic war, that conclusion is newt
able" he said Il am not sure that
even with the utmost economic
pressure we could prevent Euro
pean war if it were determined upon
by the aggressors"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 90. 1901.
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by The Post-Press Sunday, les
tablished 1880 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company, 625
State street. FL Centre Calf.
Entered at El Centre, Calf ornia
post office as second class mat
ter.
Paul Jenkins. publisher; A. c.
Johnston. vice president and
general manager; r. A Fi.z-
hugh, secretary and managing
editor. West Holiday Co, Inc.
National Advertising Represent
atives.
Subscription rates: SC per copy
In conjunction with the Post
Press tSundays). per month.
6Oc; paid in advance; months,
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$500.
Member California Newspaper
Publishers association.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Uncle Sam Shows
Might Of Armies
To Jittery World
Continued from Page II

will go in,o action for the first
time before the public.
Other parades will be held at
Boston, Chicago, Seattle, Portland,
Ore, Miami, Pensacola, New Or
leans, st. Louis, Indianapolis, New
port, r. L, Omaha, Atlantic City,
San Antonio, Pittsburgh, Cincin-
natl, Atlanta, Milwaukee, and San
Juan, P. r. Demonstrations of
modern war weapos also will be
given at San Francisco, Louisville,
Ky, and ASheville, N. c.
Civilians will be permitted TO
inspect their defense forces at spe-
cial open houses" by all army posts.
Assistant Secretary of War Louis
Johnson said in an army day dec
laration that the United States
was rapidly improving its military
establishment to the point that
it will be second to none in the
world on man for man, gun for
gun basis.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
German Grab For
Danzig Stopped
CONTINUED From Page 4

NCOnJlnued FROM rage IL
partnership official circles indicat-
I'd that the NaziS next moves might
involve.
1.-Denunciation of the British
German naval pact limiting the
Reich to 35 per cent of British
naval power
2.-Denunciation of the Polish
German non-aggreSSlon treaty
which runs until 1914.
3.-Formal adherence of Nation
liist Spain to the totalitarian anti
Communist alliance.
4.-PoSsible transformation Of the
anti Communist pact into a formal
military alliance
1T is dangerous to threaten a
Fuehrer state if you are not a
Fuehrer state Yourself one Nazi
official said in reference to the
Italian German moves to counter
act fears of encirciement.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06

BELGRADE. Jugoslavia. April 6,
UP)-Reports spread today that
all Jugoslav army commanders had
been ordered TO Belgrade for con-
sultation regarding Italy's demands
on Albania.
Italy notified the government. it
was announced. that IL intended to
take measures TO protect its in
terests in Albania.
AS soon as the notification was
received, it was learned. Premier
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Borueh Soys Sanctions
Will Leod u. s. Into War

WASHINGTON, April g. tUP1-
Bernard M. Baruch. chairman Of
the war industries board since the
World war, told the senate foreign
relations committee today that use
of economic sanctions against ag-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
A!banians Defy
Italian Demands
Continued rom Page

one CT them. whose name OBJ
viously can net De published said.
ANY infringement Of Albanian
sovereignty with the consent Of the
Albanian government will inevitably
mean revolution. The Czechoslo-
yak formula will not work here"
King zog left the bedside oi
Queen Geraldine, daughter of an
American woman, and their day
old Crown Prince Skander. to PIE
yide at an emergency cabinet meet
ing and to take charge of the coun-
try's defense.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06

Sen. William E. Borah, r., Idaho,
interrupted. He said he under
stccd Baruch's position was that
the United States should not legls-
late for neutrality but should legis-
late for peace.
rs your proposal neutrality at
all?" Borah asked.
mo- Baruch said. there amt
no such animal as neutrality
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
JugosIav Army Chieftans Gather to
Discuss italian Aggression Threat

Dragisha Svetkovich and Gen. Mil
utin Nedicn. war minister. were
summoned to the royal palace for
a conference with Prince Paul. head
Of the regency which governs for
Boy King Peter.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
NOISE COMPLAINT

New protests against noise at the
G.. G. Newfied garage, 535 Orange
street, brought complicated discus
sion concerning the boards legal
position and the police departments
rights TO sign complaints. The po-
lice chief finally was instructed to
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Council Acts on
Routine Items
(Continued from Page u

IJUH IIIIUeU ITUIII TdSt II
at Seventh and Wensley. which the
Ney-Cal will erect, if the city at
any time within three years dis
connects Nev-Cal power from that
line. The light will cost $25 and
installation will be 800.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
illegal ADVERTISEMENT

posted shall constitute such notice
/ of said hearing. That the manner
! of giving notice of such hearing
is hereby declared to be a reason
able time, as said plan of compost
ton has been submitted hereto
fore and approved by more than
o-thirds of the qualified electors
of said District voting on said plan
of composition at special election
heretofore duly called and held in
said District.
A. That the manner of holding
said hearing shall be as follows:
Said hearing shall be held orally
before the Board of Directors Of
said District at said time and place,
and any person interested in said
plan of composition may appear
at said time and place and be
heard.
5. That the effect to be given
to the determination of the Board
of Directors at such hearing shal
be that the same shall constitute
the final determination of the
Board of Directors and of said
Imperial Irrigation District with
respect to said plan of compost
tion. If upon such hearing SAID
Board of Directors shall determine
that said plan of composition shall
be carried into effect, 1t shall adopt
a resolution consenting to said plan
of composition and file the same
with any United States District
Court in which said plan of COM
position shall be confirmed.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this
6th day of April, 1899, by the fol-
lowing vote:
yes:-Gregg, Young, Morrow.
NoeS.-None.
Absent:-HeweS, Rose.
w. J. GREGG,
Pres. Pro TEN of the
Board of Directors I'm
perial Irrigation Dis
trict.
Attest:
w. w. GOODSON,
Secretary of the Board
of Directors, Imperial
Irrigation District.
SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE
1, w. w. GOODSON, Secretary
of the Board of Directors of In
perial Irrigation District, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a full,
true and correct copy of resolu-
ton duly adopted at regular ad-
journed meeting of the Board OF
Directors of said District duly and
regularly held at the regular meet
ing place thereof on the 9th day
of April, 1899, of which meeting
all of the Directors of said District
had due notice and at which ma
jority thereof were present; that
at said meeting said resolution
was introduced by Director Morrow
and read in full and was thereupon,
upon motion of Director Morrow,
seconded by Director Young, adopt
ed by the following vote:
Ayes:-Gregg, Young, Morrow.
Noes None.
Absent:-HeWeS Rose.
That / have carefully compared
the same with the original minutes
Of said meeting on file and OF
record in my office and that said
resolution is duly entered of rec
ord in Minute Book IA, at Pages
100 to 121, inclusive, and said reso-
luton is full, true and correct
copy of the original resolution adj
opted at said meeting and entered
in said minutes That said reso-
luton has not been amended, mod
flied or rescinded since the date
of its adoption and the same is
now in full force and effect.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
the official seal of said District
this 9th day of April, 1899.
w. W.: GOODSON,
Secretary of the Board
of Directors of Imperial
Irrigation District.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06

A ten foot parking zone to be
reserved for emergency cases at the
Professional Building ON the Fifth
street side was authorized by the
council Due to the number of
physicians there, the zone is need
ed the board declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
WEATHER

data compiled by observers for
the official United states Weather
Bureau station AT El Centrol
Maximum Wednesday .-z-..... 96
Minimum Thursday .....------....... so
Reading at Noon Thursday
Temperature .-.-.....=...-..................-. 5S
humidity ......-...........-.-...-..---...-.-- Al
Reading at 5 am. Thursday
Temperature OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6S
Humidity -----......... -......--...-.....-.. ~
Reading at pm. Wednesday
Temperature .--..-.,.......................... 81
Humidity ....--..-.......-..-..... ...--...... 26
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
PARKING SPACE

have one of the complainants sign a
protest.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06

Legal ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1939-11-01
BergdoII's Mother CIoims
Droft Dodgers $500, 900
~ tbs Associated Prsss.

~ the Associated Press:;
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. L.. Grocer
G.. Bergdoll's mother laid claim
yesterday to the entire $3o0y00 In
conflscated property the Govern
'ment plans to return to the World
War draft dodser.
A suit In behalf Of Mrs. Emma
G. Berydoll was filed in Federal
Court BY another son, Charles A.
Braun Of Pala. Calf. who changed
his name years ago because Of em-
barrassment over the activities Of
Bergdoll. He is trustee Of the
mothers estate.
Directed against Bergdoll and his
wife, BertA, the suit asks that prop
erty to the value of 1854 100 b
turned over TO the mother.
The suit claims part of the money
Evening star., 1939-11-01

spass the eotsrnmsnt eontendSd Was
headed ~ the dnncer.
1lIs court q 6vs judges adjourned
until tomoErow, wien the decision
WIN b announced.
counter-e1onass aGsnte Il sas
narned, sttl1 wers following tks
threads q intrigue allegedly spun
ny the dancer, who t1ztis far has
iaued 70 take the stand In her own
defense. Detectives said several per.
sons : wers hetng watched q 'isus.