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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-17
Visiting South

Miss lola Finner. popular debu-
tante Of the Village who lives a;
26l9 Elmwood avenue, left the city
last Tuesday night for Birmingham,
Ala, where she is expected to re-
main for three weeks, visiting rel
atives and friends Mrs. Elsie Tur-
ner. sister Of Miss Finner, who
visited. the Motor City last Jan
uary, is expected to return With
1cr.
William Bell who residesJin Biz
mingham and is well tbsught Of in
many sections, Incidentally plans 70
be among the inst 10 greet the
liS!tor-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-31
lets ExBloRe OHIO

Granville Won elmer Grippe Won Beu-
lah Penn kommend, gegruendet. Die
Gruendung der Denison Universitaet
Gene, ationen Won Welschen Gelegen.
heit das College zu besuchen, Won dem
die meisten Gebrauch machten. Bis 1919
kamen viele Welschen Won Atlantisch
en- Staten, wo deren Eltern sich frue-
her angesiedelt hatten.
Mach 1918 kamen aber viele welsch.
der alien Heimat. Da die meistenHand
ische Ansiedler mach Ohio direkt aus
werker warren und nur wenige Bauern,
SO wussten sic wenig vie die Erde zu
bearLeiten war. Sechs solcher Fami
lien landeten i'm Jahr 1918 in CALI
polls. machten sich Flachkaene, um
auf Paddys Run weiter zu segeln, ais
sic am anderen Morgen erwachten, wa
rem ihre Kaehne verschwunden. Die
frauen rebellierten gegen weiteres zu
Fuss gehen. So mussten die Maennsr
Arbeit suchen und fanden solche beim
Bau der Strasse Won Cillicothe bis
Galllrolis. Neuigkeit kan das frucht-
bares Land zu haben sci mach Center
WIG uHu OuHe WelUeTeS kduIlen sic
Land an und fngen cine neue Siedluny
an Das Farmen war schwer aber sic
fanden Kalkstein und Eisenerz, was
ihncn half den Grundstein fuer elm.
andcIe Industrie zu legen Stahl. Die
sereien um Roheisen zu fabrizieren
Welschen bauten cine der ersten Gies-
und Dis heute halten sic ihre Stellunx
in dieser grossen Ohioer Industrie.
DIE ersten Welschsiedler kamen mach
Gomez in 1888, wanderten Won Paddys
Run NIT Wagen. Andere Siedlungen
wurden in Newburgh, Youngstown, Nj
les, shawnee, Marietta und venedocia
in Van Vert County angefangen. Die
Welschen trugen auch viel zur Be.
voeikerung Won den Staedten Columbus
und Toledo bel.
Die Welschsprache wurde allgemein
bis 1880 gebraucht aber wird heuta
nur wenig gehoert ausgenommen bel
Festlichkeiten der Welschen, wo frohe
Lieder gesungen werden.
We ist in Ohio "Kings Palace"s &c..
hen sic naechste Woche Lasst uns Ohio
erfo.schen.
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tpir bleiben ief, erelGrt >rc,,ier Nem parlantent
oa6 Saro seriiitet lei Chamberlain fiiet hn,u,

mierniniiter ilno fiigte birSu, ba6
bie Gntiheilung pou unb gan5 bel
sooIf Sitler lieee.
Oie Srage iiber arieg ino Jrieoer
lit rod nift e,:tifieoen. 8ir boffen
imnler nod auf Sen Srieoen. Gr ent.
hiilIte aber penig iiber oen Noten-
anStauih, neil oie Sadie v5,, beifel"
iei.
Berlin. s(oolf Sitlers s(ntlport auf
Sic britiihe Gcrmel sltr Gerbiitllng
oes oelttib -poniihen &rieges ipuro
Sir Senberion iiberrei6t unb er IN,
terbieIt iit 25 Minutcn nit Sitler.
Die sspte par ein @ebeimnis. 4ur;
oarouf ipurbe auh Ser itaIieniihe
gotidafter bon SitIer empfansen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-31
DIE wELscHEN IN OHIO,

Es wird gesagt, dass das erste was
elm Franzose tut in einem neuen Land
ist, CT baut einen Handelsplatz; Elm
Englaender cine Festung; cine Wei.
schc cine Kirche.
Der erste Welsche aber, Ezekiel
Hughes, der Won Wales i'm Jahr 1896
mach Cincinnati kan, tat keines der
beiden. Gerade i'm Gegenteil siedelts
er sich NIT zwei anderen Welschen.
Edward Bebb und William Gwilyc. am
Fussc des Blut Roch Bach an und war.
tete bis die Regierung ihre Messungen
fertig hattie und fuer Ansiedlung frei
CAB i'm Jahre 1901.
Die drei geduldigen Nelschen kauf.
ten 2h Sektionen, was jetzt Hamilton
und Butler County ist. Edward Bebb
liess sich an Paddys Run, 22 Meilen
nofdwestlich Won Cincinnati niedar.
Dam elite or zurueck zu Fuss $50 Mel.
len mach Ebensburg, Penn, um seine
Braut zu heiraten und nit sich zu
bringen.
PaddyS Run siedlung ist jet Shan
don genannt, war in einem arosen und
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Guict Hcejepclt tuirbt
Fir Sic 0eetter Ne<
Drittcn AcieteS

Sort @ortb, Seras. gaiot &ooie-
belt Ser Sobn bes Ir1iioenten, er-
fId~:e bier, bie Dem amerifaniihea
Golfs borliegenoe groBe Srage lei,
fid) horiiber flor 81 lperoen, al,f lpel,
der Seite feline Spmpatbien III Ser
enropaiihen 9riie liepen.
rBen Ser 2riei fommt," iaate er.
no mrB cine Ser beioen Garteien
9eipinnen lnb nad) meiner slniic)t
follten mir 81 entiheiben pcrillbca.
mas Elm Siea Der eineu ober anoeren
Seiys fir inns bfeoeuten piiroe."
v0ie 0eutihen oils eroBe Grpan.
'ioriiten," erfl1rte Ser Er1iioenten.
Iobr. ytpiirben balo in 9anaoa, in
9erm,,oa, Sen @eitinSfiden snieIn.
in Siio- nno MitteIamerifa iein
tpenn lie einen ariee seeen Sic euro.
pdiihen Genrofratien getpinnen fonn.
ten 8enn oas eintreten icllte, 10
tpiirHen mir iibernod)t sur nilitGc.
lldhiten Nation Ser lpeltlifen SaLb.
fiige' tper0en miilien. @ir tpiiroen
ltirSig cine ltebenoe grmee bon Mi!.
lionen unterbalten miiiien. 0ie Ser.
St,aten niibten Elm rieiises betpaf;.
netss Saeer tuerben - nid]t aIs Mc,.
moenabme, ionSern als lt1noige Gin
rih+llng.
,Sb Sic bas tpclren. miiiien 5ie
1elbit entideiben 0as III sic ;sraae.
Die sine groBe 8irfIibfeit, Ser oie-
les Sano ii6 seeeniiber itebt."
HSoiepelt erfl1rte tpeiter, Sic Ser.
antportlihfeit ser Ser. Staaten iei
ber.e piel sr0ber aIs Dor oem Mb.
id)lrb Ses belttid,-ruiiiiden Nidtan.
eriffspaftes 9ie einsiee Material.
duellt fir Die Semcfratien in ser
aansen @elt ieien nl,nmebr Die Ser.
Stoaten.
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wal(fatrten snn, Grab
Unbeeanntcn Scl>ate,,

@aihinetpn. Soufenoe paaiahrten
in bieien Sagen elmer neuen Grieas.
friie sum 8rnbe bes llnbefonnter
Solacten bes Ietten @eItfrieaes aui
Gem Seloen.Srieobcf in slrlinatcn.
8erulie 9Ghlinaen iino ,tpar nid,i
bnrf1seiiibrt iporoen, aber mad, s[n.
eabe Ser ssrieobrfsbllmten hat iid,
Die 9ahl Ser geIlther ieit 9eginn Ser
&ri'e nahe5l, perooppeIt. GieIe Miin
ner befinben iic1 infer oen ipaIliob.
reuben 8rllppen, l,nb obipobl Tie 81.
bilflsioune tragen, fiebt man ibnen
an, oab lie emit an Der ssront &C..
bert haben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-31

fruchtbaren Tai. Elm aeffentlicher Veg
nacn Cincinnati CAB Elm ausgezeichne.
ten Markt fuer Erzeugnisse und die
Landeigentuemer prosperierten und de-
rem Land gewann an Vert. In den fol-
genden zehn Jahren kauften die We'll
schen noch mehrere Tausend Acker
Nacntarshaft Won Granville Township.
das meiste in Licking County in der
Die alte Schulz. die Won diesen gebaut
wuiie i'm Jahre 1926, steht noch hen.
te, cine Meile und cine halbe nord
ostlich Won Granville.
Fine andere betrachtliche Ansied.
war In Radnor - fuenf Meilen nord
Won Deleware. Der erste Siedler war
David Pugh, elm junger welsche, der
1000 Acker Land in 1902 kaufte. Durch
den krieg 1912 wurde die Radnor Elm.
waEderung eingesteilt, aber mach dem
kries wurde Einwanderung wieder Elm.
gcleitet. viele Welschen, die in der
Gruben der Heimat gearbeitet, verlie-
ssh iieselbe und lessen sich in Jack.
SON County nieder.
Fine annere betraechtliche Ansied.
lung, Welsch Hills genannt, ,wurde nahe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-08-31

9ellin. Ser 6iibrer bat aus In-
lob oes 25idbrisen @eoenftaees oas.
Sdlaft bon Sannenberg cine grosc
Sotl peroienter SrontiolOaten oes
Weltfrieges belon0ers seebrt. 9ie
aarpfer aaer 9ienitgraoe, sic b0dlte
ariessoroen erbielten, ipuroen be-
foroert uno 5lleleib erbalten iie ct.
ner Gbreniolo in Ser fir aae 0ienit.
grade sleiben Sobe BON monatlid)
20 Start. 's~
Gen gbreniolo erbalten aut bie
Teteranen aus friiberen ariegen uno
Ole IfitglieOer Der ebemaligen Deu..
lhen Sbnstrlippe.
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9tpprorom
rSn Namc Snfh" bcginnt am
2. September.

gtad)iten Samstas fonlnt nah ben
Sippoorome Ser neue Slim vSn Nc,
ME Snlp". Gr lit beionbcrs bead,tenS-
inert ollrd) ietne quite 9ioIlenbeietuna
9ieie id)lie6t ein: GaroIe 9ombarb,
8arp 8rant llnS &ap Srancis Gic
Sal,ptruaen ipieIcn. Charles Goburn.
Selan @ilion, aatbarine sueranoer.
Sonctban Sale umo Waurice Mosco.
bid lpielen gIeid,iaas nit. Oieier
Slim lit cine HaS Groouftion bon
Seorge Saisbt. geleitet bon Ssohr
Gron.lpea, 9tiharo Sberman id,ricb
oielcs Spiel aus Der NppeIle vNte.
morn Of Sope" bon geiiie 8reuer.
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Een~cns pelisei iperrt
Bic Detuttine Street ab

onnoon gnnGbernS 100 Goli;iitey
erldlenen eeitern abeno in Ser 0uipr,
ing Street, frieben Sic BORT perIam,
mel.e Menidenmenge fort unb iperr.
ten Die fllr5e Gniie, in ser iid, sic
Imtsnobnllng GbamberIains in;
5an'e go. 10 beftnoet, ob. gerittene
Eo!.siiten lprrben On Sen ginaGna,a
Ser strabe itaticniert. Gs nurIe fe;r
8rrno iiir Sic Matnobme aneeaeben
tie tpuroe iebod aIs cine Sd)ltsmab.
nabre fir Chamberlain betradltct
Sn Sen lesten @pfen iparen mel,rc
EerIonen iueaen Huheitorl,na in ser
9omnils Street feitsenommen ipor,
oen.
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ue,1e Semti4e 8mtker

Seer-5bomas Elatter. &oman ei.
mes iinnpouen 2eben.
Ser5os-Ser aampf elmer 8epubIif
O.e Mffdre 0repfub.
aa':er-0er @artner bon Toulouie
aaltner-slrtbur NIT oem lanaen
slrm.
aailner George un6 Sic 3piiden.
fGue.
alepetar-Seit 1918. Cine @eidid)
te Ser Eid)edoilomaiiden &epublit
Wann-Wltt.
Stte:,-9oreuema6as Sdatten.
Seligc-3miid,en 1raum uno 1at
Gngli'de Erofile.
3ace:-Die 8eididtcllngarns.
garopalle-9ablen fit Seoermann.
GlcuSius-SSeben Moreen eebt BIZ
Sonne auf.
Gliab.Sotbr;ngen 1S71.1918.
5reao-9er Mann MoIes uno sic
monotbeiitiide &elieion.
&ooer-8 8afterioloeie uno '&psicnc
ces taaliden 2e6ens.
aa6ner-gud Der grinnerune.
Mann- Sdopenbauer.
Mii!ler-yom alten gum neuen
Oeuti6lano.
Shmiofuns-Gas leibbaftige Sic.
6erbuh.
Shneser-geeina llno Mratid.
sd;nitfe- -Shpe6iider @inter.
Sturmtbal-Die erobe ariie.
Welf -Die 1ebensubr bes @ottlieb
Gramballer.
Beasde-Iie unpoaenoete oeutlds
Hebolution.
Wnlnig-guropa.
Wn! Gin shtpeiSer erIebt Deutih.
lano.
3oteltit t-aora 9errp.
3nLerfanol-Die Weltgemeinidoft
Der Su6en.
3utmoper-Nro bono.
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1taltcit kGlt ant
Optintisntus teit
yange Seiprednng Sitlcrs nit
Senberiun fGat anf

&om. Gie Satiahe, oab Der eng,
ltide gutidafter Senberion ein:
Stllrbe unb 20 Ati1llten nit Ibo!;
SitJer geiproben bot, ais ibm Oieje.
Die slntlport Der oeutihen Neeieruna
IN Berlin iibergab, ipiro in Stalie,l
ais Elm siirItises 3eihen angeiebei
lnO Gom lit nod immer Der Sofi-
nll:iJ Oab es niG tjum ariege tom,
men mir0.
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pelen iictt Cage nun a(s vietr rrnit" an
Die misunderstanding aneeoronet

lif n europa h1lo tinbern iperoe.
@nriball. slbolf Sitler hat sic nc
giernng Eplens aufgeiproert inner
balb "a Stlutoen cine MborEnuna
nah 9erlin SIT entienoen. MQerOing$
nurse ipGter oieie 9sahridt ais MIDI,
10 braltiid be5eiGlnet i,nb es iol mr.
cine frellnolide GinlaOlng ergange'
iein. mas aaeroings Damn 10 ooer 10
sic Gage oabin 6ringt, bab Sitler iid,
ooh auf &crbonoll1nsen einlaiicn
miirSp.
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Sranereiets 8eti<taiter
bel kSftio Gecpcl>

griiiiel. Gine Sisung Oes bela.
ilfen &abinetts lpurbe unterbro6en,
um ben slubenniniiter gu ernlogli-
den. nit Dem fransoiiiden 8otidaf.
ter 5u fonferieren, Der porber IN
sllloiena bonn &Gnis SeoppIo emp.
fanIen ipproen par.
Gas Gerteioieunesminiiterium
gab 5efannt, oob oie pole Wfobiliire-
ritng gelgiens angeoronet lei.
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Setnnt aber audi @erbanblnngsbe'
reitidlaft fails 8riessbrobnns beie.-
tist mirb. Gntidjeionns bei 9itler.

2onbon Hrenlierminiiter Nepiae
Gbcrlberlain perfiinoete Dor bem ibn
suillbelnoen llnterbal,s, bab Gnelano
vfiir ieoe gpentualitdt seriiltet lit"
Grieo s,lr Serteibig,tng Solens ipenn
oas notipenbig iein loute, ober frieb.
liht Gerbanblungen iiber sen pol
niib.Seutiden &onflift, ipenn Moolf
Sttler 5uitimmt.
Gnelanbs Gntihloiienbeit an Ser
Seite Hplens su fdmpfen, lei ,mlum.
ltcbbar, erfldrte Ser 70iabrige Gre-
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Japan bat fteucs
Kabineft

Ioflo. @enera Sata, Ser inn lesten
Sabre Die Iapaniiten Streitfrifte ii.
Wt!:t-lflna beiebligte, lpurOe bon
Sopats ncuem .Viinilterpr1iioenten
slbe 5llln &riegsniltiiter ernant unO
5uglc:h allcr Die anOeren Gabinetts.
polten neu belest Sas aIte 9abiuett
tit roegen Oes Sertroge 5 9fublanos
III: Seutid,lalio 5l,riifsetreten.
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enelanHsprciie ,pirH
det1pQrnf

Sonoon. Gas britiid)e s(usiuGrtios
gmt ridtcte einen feierliben s(ppea
an .,ae 2eitiutgen l,no Nahrid]ten.
agenturen, feline v@eriicbte. oie nid;t
bon onltlid)er Seite beit1tigt lperOen,
,u crnfen.
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- Tas Golferbllnos- -Siasfo lit mr.
oiii Die guntbeit Der S0lter Suriid5u-
fiibren.
- Gielfaf miro auber slht a..
la'ien. oab Ser gbeidIub eleidbeoel.-
tenb nit benz gbebesinn lit.
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8ctietaiter erflGrt SCI,
krieo s,reeflcs

Wa'blngton, Der neue 9otihoitpr
Der "ngliiden Ges,erung BEL slmeri.
ia, oer Wtarqlis Of Sutbian, iiber-
rei6te Eraiioent 9iooiepelt iein gr.
nen1ungsI6reiben. 9en 8erid)ter.
'tattern gegeniiber erflGrte er. er ie;
Der snlidt bab oer aries perbinoert
iperoen fann.
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NerbuiitGt i'm lan6e bemerfbar.

@oridau. Cine 8eneralmobiliiirs
ipltrSe in Golen ,ur @abriheinIid,
feit. Gr CAB ernel,t ieiner gntiflol,
ienbelt slusorlld, ieoen snsriff ab5l,.
tpefren.
Grentier Gbamberlains &eoe iplr-
Sc iebr giinitig beureilt. gs puroe ct.
flart, oab Sic po!niihe 9feaierl,ns
Snfarmation babe oab sic Situatior
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Gt,alanS perbietet Hen
Grpert pen Sl,ae3eueen

SonSon. Sas Sanoelsminiiterilln,
erlleb cine &eriiielne, bie Sen Gr.
bort oon Slue5eueen uno SIugseug.
motpren aus eneIano perbietet.
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krie9sreht aber
Slc,s,afei pcrkGnet

Srebburg. Sloluafei. Yrenier Sc.
lef Clio proflaln;erte bellte oelltides
ariessreft in ser nominel unab.
b1nsieen Slpmatei.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-01
AFL Farley Bans
Ham-Egg Resolve

OAKLAND. Calf, Sept. 30, (UP)
After tabling resolutions for and
against the ham and eggs pension
initiative the 40th annual conven-
ton of the California State FEEDER
alton of Labor adjourned early to-
day.
The closing hours of the con-
vention last night were taken up
bv debate over the controversial
issues on which the state AFL
stand has to be determined by re-
solutions.
Although they refused to COM
NIT the federation to either side
in the $50 every Thursday election,
the delegates rejected resolutions
against changes in the Wagner La
Dor Relations act.
Frank c. Macdonald, president
of the State Building Trades coun-
Gil. told the convention that the
department of jusice is falsely
charging the building trades of
collusion with employers and rack
eteering.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-01
j. S. Orders Pacific Air
Raid Defenses BoIstered

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 30 UP
Plans Tor extensive strengthen
ing Of u S army anti-aircraft and
fIelS artillery units protecting the
Pacific coast were disclosed today
H. q press release from Lieutenant
General Albert Bowley. command
er Of the ninth army corps area.
Fort Macarthur at San Pedro.
Fort Winfield Scott az San Fran
cisco, Camp Ord in Monterey coun-
ty and Fort Lewis in Washington
were involved in contemplated
changes which would increase their
garrisons by $500 men and acti-
rete % batteries or companies.
The statement from the COM
manding general said the 63rd coast
artillery (anti-sircrafD at Fort
Macarthur probably would be ex-
panded from to Il batteries and
its enlisted strength increased
from 480 to 1897.
The 65th coast artillery (anti-
aircrafD at Fort Winfield Scott
would under the plan be increased
from to Il batteries and its au-
thorized strength from 452 to 1869
men.
The garrison at Fort Lewis would
be increased by 1000 men with the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-01
Drainage Needed
On Calf. Farms

Almost every farm contains land
that could be improved and made
to produce more and better crops
by some type of drainage, accord
ing to w. w. Weir, drainage engi-
neer in the University of Califor-
MIA, College of Agriculture.
Land which must be drained be-
fore crops can be grown on it
comprises but a small part Of that
which could be improved. Drain
age brings many benefits even to
land under cultivation. These
might include improved aeration,
lowered danger of frost damage
reduction of the effects of drought
and more rapid development OF
useful organisms in the soil.
These facts are pointed out IN
Circular 304 Drainage on the
Farm. which has been revised and
re-issued by the Agricultural EX-
pertinent Station. The bulletin
covers the principles and methods
of draining wet lands in California
where alkali is not a factor.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-01
POST-PRESS FARM SEcTlON|
I'll Baby Beef
Program Underway

With the All beef club projects
well under way, Director HI Lee
Landerman and the club II .lders,
Saturday prepared to oia lnize
sheep, swine, dairy, poultr. ana
crop clubs before the 18th od Oc-
tober.
Outstanding purebred SWINE
herds, raised and improved by val
lev All club members in past years.
assure an outstanding group OF
projects for this year, Landermah
said.
Preliminary work on beef CLUBS
projects was completed last Sat-
urday when All club members
purchased calves for projects from
Jhe Santa Margarita ranch In
Oceanside.
Twenty-one calves for nine projj-
ects were purchased from the
choice calves of the Margarita
stock, Landerman said and all ami
mails were delivered by truck Sun
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-01
LanderInan Sees
Membership Hike
In Valley 4-H

Organization of the Imperial
county All club for another sue
cessful year was begun Saturday
Lee Landerman assistant county
agent and club director announced
With 419 members enrolled last
year Landerman predicted that the
membership would reach an all
time peak of 500 this season.
The club director pointed out
however, that no new members
would be taken in until organiza-
ton work in each of the II reor-
ganizing clubs was complete.
Three new clubs, Mulberry, Melo-
land and Rose-Mesquite will be
formed to make a total of 20 clubs
in the valley.
Clubs which will be reorganized
are: Acacia, Bard. Calipatria, East
side, Elm, Eucalyptus, Holtville
Imperial, Jasper, Magnolia, Nc
Cabe, Mt. Signal, Silsbee, Verde
Westmorland, Fort Yuma.
The list of old members in each
club will be used as nucleus for
organization OF this years clubs
Landerman said. and new mem
Hers will be admitted only after
the clubs have completed election
of officers and other routine mat
terS.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-01
ANNUAL FALL
CONSTRUCTION
UPSWING NOTED

Building activity in El Centro
began its long awaited swing up
ward during the past week as one
new home was started and building
permits totaled more than S650O.
Sones Lumber company started
a new residence for Bill zimmer-
man on Imperial avenue. The
Zimmerman home will be five
room house siding and stucco ex-
terror and celotex interior
Sones also started construction
of packing shed office and addi-
ton to the present shed for the
Golden Valley produce. The job
will cost S495O.
SoneS announced completion of
the Devon Ellsworth home on SIS
Orange street.
Other building concerns had lit
tie to predict other than predic-
tions that business would reach a
new high within month. Some
materialmen observed that the out
break of war in Europe delayed
building to some eXtenS.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-01
Building Pace in
City Falls Below
1888 Record

Despite the issuance of build
ing permits tOtaling S6705 dur
ing the past week. the 1889 con-
struction mark fell below that
of 1888 for the first time this
year, city engineer office sta
tiStics revealed Saturday.
The 1889 building permit to-
tai was boosted to S27S,259 dur
ing the week but that mark was
more than $1,000 below the total
Of S279.747. on the same date
one year ago.
Permits issued during the
week:
Golden Valley Produce, 1873.
No. 1st, $3.50. addition to exist
ing shed and new offices; w.
w. Grassland. $50 So. 18th street,
s175. addition of shed; ID. Judd,
1918 Brighton, S100, new roof;
Del Rio Hotel, $500, new roof;
l. s. Stone, $40 Main, SIPS, al
terations; c. =. Peterson, 400
Hclt. $500, alterations; Bert
Woolf, S41 Park, S100. moderni-
zation; Jane Little. 795 Orange.
500. alterations; Clarence Ker-
nal, S39 Orange, S45, repair
foundation.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-01
New BuiIdinQ
Concern Opens
In EI Cenfro

w. M .Bostock, structural engi-
neer. Saturday announced expan-
sion of his concern to include head
quarters for Imperial Valley in El
Centro. Bostock had previously
served the entire southwest from
his offices in Huntington Park
He will divide his time between
the two offices under the new
setup.
Bostockis offices will be located
in the York building. 146l Main
street, where his staff will offer
complete architectural and engi-
neering service, a service which
has not been available in the
county for more than eight years.
Bostock explained that an Of
flee has already been set up in
the York building, preparatory to
taking over the suite for offices,
formerly occupied by Mark Nc
Clelland. McClelland plans to move
into a new location in the near
future.
The new concern will be indie
pendent of all building contract
ing firms of Ell Centro, BoStock
declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-01
Few Beet Growers TO Gamble on Price
Increase. Surrender AIIotments,
Government Payments, Ba|Iou Says

A few Imperial county sugar
beet growers. counting on a sub
stantial increase in beet prices be-
fore the end of the year. will sur
render allotments under the agri-
cultural conservation program and
it's benefit payments by increasing
their beet acreages. Roland Ballou
conservation committee secretary
announced Saturday.
With sugar beet prices rising,
since the outbreak of war in Eu-
rope, Ballou said, a few growers
believe they can plant a sufficient
acreage to net larger profit than
would be possible under the con-
servation program in which they
would receive 81 per ton subsidy
payments.
Ballou termed the move as strict