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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
SeeIey Residents
Visit on Coast
SEELEY NOTES


Mrs. Nellie Davis and sons, Edgar
and Ralph. were San Diego visitors
Sunday.
Rev. A. G. Smith with his wife
and four children were weekend
guests at his brothers Mr.. P. G
Smiths home They were en- route
from Salem, Ore, on their way to
Kentucky.
Mrs. A. R. Ferguson is spending
this week on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Havens are
entertaining Mrs. Havens' sister
from Tulare.
Mrs. C. L. Allender and children
are vacationing at Mission Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Faulkner anc
Miss Elizabeth Howard spent Sun
day at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom White ano
children are camping near Live
Oaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Robinson visit
ed at Ramona Sunday with Mrs
Robinson's sister and family.
Mr.. ]. H. Huff and daughter
Louise Huff, entertained relatives
from Pennsylvania for a few days
who were making a trip through the
western states.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
Fifty Injured in
Strike Conflict
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require disqualification. At least 2s
others were treated in a field tent
set up near the unions lines.
Tear gas shells wounded two
women.
A short time after the second
outbreak Ness began TO call together
strike leaders TO tell them "Cleat
out Of here peacefully or you will
be cleared out"
Mayor Burton said he believed
there was no need for calling ma
tional guardsmen in the dispute.
The police were attempting to
protect non-striking workers seek
ing to enter the plant in automo-
biles.
LOudspeaker Control
The Cleveland Fisher plant is the
only one operating among those
struck by the UAW-CIO.
Police said a picket leader stood
on the roof OF one OF the plants
buildings and directed the siege
through a loudspeaker.
Fisher is Cleveland's largest man
ufactory, employing normally more
than 5000 men. Usually during the
summer only tool and die workers
are at their jobs.
Their strike began several weeks
ago in sympathy with the walkouts
against Fisher in Michigan.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
Ei Centre Officer
Arrested byFBI
In Kidnapping Case
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officers. They wanted to search
Mateus' room. When they came
down they had his coat and hat
and told the clerk: He will be
gone for awhile presume Mateus
had been arrested previously.
Chief Oswalt, who returned from
a weekend on the coast shortly after
noon Monday, said he did not know
exactly why Mateus had been ar
rested and did not know of the
arrest until he received word
through press channels.
Yamatoda and two companions
were convicted last May 20 of man
slaughter in connection with the
death of T. Namba, well-to-do Lodi
rancher whose body was never
found. 1t was testified he was kill
ed at a gambling house.
TAKEN OVER BORDER
The asserted kidnapping of Yama-
toda, in which the six men are
accused, occurred last fall after
the reputed gambling overload
made bali at tn county Jail in a
gambling charge. Yamatoda said
l1e was taken to Mexicali, where
authorities held him on an immi-
grafton charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
Ex-Speaker Facing
Bribery Charges

LOS ANGELES July 81. ,UP)-
William Moseley Jones, former
speaker OF the state assembly, and
Leo r. Bolger, secretary to Super
visor Roger w. JeSsup, today were
arraigned under indictments re-
turned last week charging them
with bribery in connection with a
1897 drainage district tax shift.
Judge Clarence Kicaid set next
Monday for hearing on their pleas
and allowed both men to remain AT
liberty on the $1,000 bonds they
posted last week
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
E.0. Rosenbaurn
Taken TO Hospital
ELM NOTES

ELM NOTES
F. o. Rosenbaum was taken TO
Los Angeles recently where he en-
tered the Veterans hospital.
Miss Alora Gallaher is visiting
friends at Santa Maria after a trip
TO see the San Francisco fair.
Monday evening Mrs. Francis
Powell of Ell Centro visited Mrs.
Rosie Boone.
Miss Alice Arner is enjoying her
vacation in the mountains with her
aunt.
Mrs. Ethel RoSenbaum and lam
ily motored to Morena lake Sunday
to enjoy the cool breezes for the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Boone and
children have returned from Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
Dock Workers 10
Seek Pay Increase
SAN FRANCISCO. July 81. CUP

SAN FRANCISCO. July 81. (UP)
The International Longshore-
mems and Warehousemen's Union
announced a formal letter would
be delivered to waterfront employ
ers today asking reopening of dock
contracts.
While the details of the changes
he ILWU is seeking in the agree
nients which will replace the con-
tracts expiring Sept. 30 were not
disclosed officially it was learned
the dock worwers will ask straight
six-hour day and an increase in
he current wage scale Of 95 cents
an hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
Hull Must Move 10
Make Room for New
Aides TO Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, July 81. up
Secretary of State Cordull Hull soon
will have to move from his his
toric offices on the second floor of
the state, war and navy building
10 make room for the six new as
sistant presidents. it was learned
today.
Hull and other top-ranking state
department officials will be moved
from the second floor. where his
predecessors for SO years have moul-
ded foreign policy, to the fourth
floor. 1t was understood that the
six assistant presidents, men with
passion for ananymity," and their
office help will occupy all the sec
ond floor.
Three of the six assistants un-
der the government reorganization
bin have been named by the pres
ident. The other three probably
will be named soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
Blonde Utah Beauty
Vanishes on Train

SAN FRANCISCO, July ST. tUP)
Peace officers between Salt Lake
City and San Francisco were asked
today to search for Rosalind john
son. beautiful Utah blonde recently
named Miss Salt Lake City" who
disappeared from the Pacific IL
mited enroute to participate in the
Swedish day celebration at the SaE
Francisco exposition.
Miss Johnson, 20, was put aboard
the Southern Pacific train at Salt
Lake City late Saturday Night and
was due here last evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
Ned Holmes Made
New SRA Director
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problem"
Holmes has been resident OF
Imperial Valley since 1917. Besides
being a party committeeman. he is
a member of the Holtville city coun-
Gil. Before his election to that post
he was volunteer fire chief in Holt
vile for 10 years.
Elliott Resentful
Holmes elevation to the relief
dictatorship climaxed a weekend
whirlwind which cleared Elliott out
of office and left others of the
SRA staff wondering if further dis
charges are to come. Elliott receiv-
ed a telephone message from San
Francisco headquarters shortly be-
fore noon Saturday which notified
him that he was fired because oil
his asserted sympathy with the AS
sociated Farmers and big growers.
Elliott was reSentful.
II have never sympathized with
the Associated Farmers" he de-
clared. Most of the time I have
opposed them. These charges are
an absolute lie, and I will fight
them to the best of my ability.
The former director expressed little
hope, however, that he will be re-
instated.
"The most dangerous thing about
this situation Elliott continued
SIS the trend it shows against use
Of trained, professional employees i11
state service. I am most concerned
over the possibility that it is onl!
the opening wedge in this country
1t is up to the people of the state
as a whole to decide if they want
to let things ride with no protests.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
Military Planes to
Bomb Valley

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with mforfation about the planes
during the period OF the tests. =
Sheriff Ware emphasized" because
such calls would clog our telephone
system
At some time during the raiding
periods the Sheriff's office here
will receive from the Los Angeles
sheriff's office coordinator a WARM
ing that an invading aerial
force is headed for the valley.
Sheriffs deputies, police officers,
highway patrolmen and the county
council commander of the Ameri-
can Legion will be notified by the
Imperial county sheriff's office to
watch for the planes.
TO RELAY WARNING
When the planes are sighted. no.
tice that they have been tagged"
will be relayed back TO the CEN
tral office at Los Angeles. Then.
for the purpose OF army records,
the sheriffs office here Will for
ward reports telling what time the
warning was received, what time
officers in the valley were noti-
fled. and what time the planes
were sighted.
Men have already been desig-
mated TO give warning when the
planes are seen" Sheriff Ware
said. We will not need the help
OF any civilians"
The state teletype system Will be
utilized throughout southern Cal
ifornia TO speed raid notices and
warnings. Telephone and radio Will
be utilized for local contacts.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
Jesse James Train
HoIdup a Failure

KANKAKEE. Ill, July 81. CUP)-
Three bandits employing the tech
nique of Jesse James held up an
Illinois central train between On
arga and Del Rey today but were
repulsed in gunfire that wounded
one bandit and a mail clerk.
Two bandits escaped. leaving their
wounded companion.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
Construction Over
Quarter Million

Ell Centro's building permit pass
ed the quarter million dollar marx
Monday as q $45OO permit for the
construction of a residence was IS
sued to Art Sinclair
The Sinclair home, to be built at
1901 Wensley boosted the building
total to s253,sl9, as compared TO
sl87.2O5 on the same date last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
WPA Head Cancels
Dismissal Notice

WASHINGTON, July 81. (UP-
Work Projects Commissioner F. c
Harrington today directed state
WPA administrators to suspend dis
missal of persons on WPA rolls for
18 months.
Harrington issued his order be-
cause of the senate's action last
night in approving a rider to Pres
ident Roosevelts lending bill which
would modify the compulsory dis
missal proviso of the 1910 relief
act.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON PARK DUE

WASHINGTON, July 81. up
A favorable subcommittee report on
a bill authorizing establishment OF
the proposed Kings Canyon national
park in California probably will be
submitted to the full senate public
lands committee tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31


reached the statutory retirement
age of 50. viii become governor Of
Puerto Rico succeeding Blanton
Winship.
IN his final annual report to
Acting Secretary of the Navy
Charles Edison, Leahy stated that
the United States, to safeguard its
Interests has been forced to embark
on a huge naval construction pro-
gram" although this country's naval
policy is purely defensive.
III peace cannot be preserved our
board naval strategy must be often
sive and the q. S. fleet should en-
gage and defeat the enemy fleet
wherever it can be brought to ac-
tion,' he said. To accomplish this
mission. our navy must be suffi-
ciently strong in every essential
element and it must be adequately
trained"
In event of war, he said, "it is
imperative that our fleet bring the
enemy TO terms as quickly as pos
sible and at a safe distance from
our shores"
To assure the ability to accom-
plish that. he urged completion of
the administrations multi billion
dollar naval expansion program as
speedily as possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31

of the pontoons, resting in mud
since it plunged with the sub
mersible hack to the ocean floor
July l3, a heavy wire snapped its
shackle. The cable whipped along
the deck of the rescue ship Fal-
con with deadly force.
The wire caused no injury, how
ever, Commander Harry Hartley
and Lieutenant Commander Chas.
B. Momsen having foreseen possi-
bility OF such an accident.
Diver G. F. Crocker descended
and, peering through cloud dark
ened waters, found that the pom
toon apparently had dropped to
the bottom from the position in
which it earlier had laid, across
the submarines bow.
Then fog ended operations for
the day.
SPEZIA, italy, July 81. (UP)-
A new safety bell to rescue sailors
trapped in crippled submarines
was tested successfully today.
The tests were made from the
submarine FAA Di Bruno which
was lying on the sea bottom at a
depth of $50 feet.
Four men were released from
the submarine in safety bells
about the size of ash cans, and all
reached the surface promptly. in
good condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
NOMINATION OF JUDGE
FOR SO CAL. APPROVED

WASHINGTON, July 81. CUP)---
The Senate Judiciary Committee
today voted approval OF the NOM
nations OF Harry E. Pratt as dis
trict judge for division No. A of
Alaska. and Campbell E. Beaumont
as Judge for the southern district
of California.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
DIVORCES GRANTED

Final DEGREES of divorce were
granted by Superior Judge Vaughn
N. Thompson Monday TO Ruby Pearl
Simakis from Nicholas SimakLs and
to Dan F.. HightoWer from Olive
Hightower. In each case grounds
were extreme cruelty.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
Fog Wells Sea. HaIts Salvage Operations
As Mishap Marks Attempt to Raise
Submarine Squa|us and u Dead

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 81. (UP)-NaVy divers
hoped for fog to lift today they could survey s
done yesterday in mishap which again deayeu @ ne
salvage operations the submarine Squaus with It's 20
dead As Wnches tugged cables to the seventh ana last
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
Super Navy to Guard US
Says Retiring Admiral

WASHINGTON, July 81. (UP)-Admral William D.
Leahy retiring chief of naval operations reported today
that this country is constructing supremacy which will
prevent any foreign nation from successfully invading
the contneta Ued States Leahy who reres from active
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
LIQUOR BANNED IN TWO
MORE MEXICAN TOWNS

tUP)-PreSident LazarO Cardena3
today issued decree forbidding salc
of liquor in Cananea and Marco
zari Both are mining towns.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31
INTERNATIONAL
FOOD MARKET

BEIWssN 9th and 7th on BROADWAY-EL CENTRO
= PRICES FOR Tues. WEDNESDAY and THURS. .
IMPORTANT NOTlCE!-This Store Closed P NJ DsIv
Beeinnne August I0th-snd Saturday at II p NJ
Bread, Oven Dandy w Ib. loaf &c; l y h. loaf 12c
MayOnnaise Best Food Golden Medal, qt jar Ale
Miracle Whip Salad DreSSing-lge qt jar 49, 42c
Cookies, MlkO Malt-3 dOZ. ....... 10c
Graham Crackers .-...-, lb. box 9c-2-lb. box 17c
Iced Tea Glass Free Cowen's-z h. box - 25c
kellOgg's Corn Flakes boxes . 25c
Swifts White Toilet SOap-6 bars - 10c
kOOl-aid, all flavOrs-3 pkgs .... 1Oc
Chewing Gum, all flavOrs-4 pkgs. - 1Oc
Tuna Flakes-NO flat can ................ &c
New P0tatOes-Val Vita No. can - sc
Sweet POtatOes-VaI Vita No. can .... &c
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-31

A nest becomes grav)in quick ordsI
when you go after those ants with
CYANOGAS. It's easy. inexpensive.
thorough. Open the nest with q spade OF
post hole ouger and drop q little CYANo
GAS down the hole. Or blow il down in
dust form with CYANOGAS dusteY. IL
poison qos penetrotes the galleries and
destroys entire colonies instontly. After
the gas posses off. residue is hormless
sloked lime. CYANOGAS is effective tos
oil insect and rodent pests. Your dealer
hos II in convenient l S. rs and l00-pound
cons. See him today.
La gaceta., 1939-03-24
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La gaceta., 1939-03-24
NOTAS SOCIALE

dad aguarda q La verbena del
Tabaco.
Los artistas contratados en- la
Haban arribaran eli pr6ximo
microbes.
FL jueves Sc efectuarai ell Ca
baret, en- la sala del Centre Es-
pa1ol de Ybor, y La Verbena CO.
menzara ell viernes y durara
hasta ell domingo.
Para Ell Cabaret, donde haran
los artistas su primera presen-
taci6n, ha sido contratada la or
Qaesta Don Francisco.
Tocaran en- La Verbena las OF
luestas Don Pepe, La Tropical
~ La Sonora.
La gaceta., 1939-03-24

TenidG
Hoy sc efectuara la tenida
blanca de la Logia Caballeros
Leales de America.
Aparecen en- Ell programa la
estudiantina Espana, la Orques-
ia Juvenil, la nina Rosa Salga-
dc, Ell nino Orlando Vega; Ell H.
Jose V. Vazquez, que dedicara
la fiesta; Aida del Vale, Dora
Miro, Lourdes Vazqrez, Bennie
Res, Tino Farfante, nihas de la
La gaceta., 1939-03-24
Teatro del Centre Asturiano

Teatro del Centre Asturidno
Manana sabado sc estrenara la
notable pelfcula "Di que me quie
RESI-. Las prertas del teatro sc
ADRIAN a las $50.
La production Sc 'Ti,m6" ba-
jo la habilisima direction de vii
liam Rowland, en- New York.
Rosita Rios interpreta precio
SOS n1meros, 10 mismo que la Jo-
vita y Maravina. La entrada so
lo costara IS c~entavos.
La gaceta., 1939-03-24

CNitos
La Mission La Esperanto, de
Ia calle Laurel, en- West Tampa,
anuncia cultos para Ell domingo,
en- idioma ingles y lengua caste.
llama, 10 mismo que la iglesia
Union, del barrio de los Glen.
En- la Mission La Esperanto Sc
disertara, a las 1915 de la ma
mana y $3.50 de la noche, con ell
tema: "potestad de hollar sobre
las serpientes y escorpiones''.
Hablaran en- la iglesia de los
Glen varios j6venes del Institu-
to BGblico.
La gaceta., 1939-03-24

IN complete informe sobre el es-
tado- ff1ranciero: -.
Suplicase la asistencia de to-
dos los miembros, por cranto Sc
discutira tambien Ell asunto del
registro con la municipalidad.
La gaceta., 1939-03-24
Lo QUE oTRos DICEN
" 70 coMENTO
Por Jose R. sanfeliz

Les hcmbres prominentes tie
men salidas muy per,grinas. Un
Creso americana, Mr.. Henry
Ford, que gracias a gu mente in
yentiva Y .ue a la hora que II
necesit6 encontro otros hombres
que respaldaron srl invenlci6n
con ell dinero n~eeesario para
cqnenzar las operacicnes dice:
"Un hombre que no puede en-
-ontrar un emp.eo, no merece
ser empleado."
En- la p,anta de Henry Ford,
IN Detroit, Michigan, para con-
seguir un empleo, una per ona
tienc que someterse a un exa-
men fisico, para obtener en-
pleo en- algunos iepartamentos
de esa inmensa planta, para la
bores man a'es; 81 s~oficitanta
tiene que probar que ha estudia-
do en- I'm institute de segunda
ensenanza Y otras cosas de me-
nor cuantia.
A la puerta de la of;cina de
empleos, acuden 40, 50 Q 100
empleados en- busca de coloca-
cion. Ell encargado de escojer Ell
personal, observa al grrpo. Ne
costa 10 o IL, pero no acepta j
los primeros que Sc presentan.
Los examina uno por uno, de los
de los Glen solicitantes escoje %
o 80; a los demas los despite.
va dentro de la oficina comien-
"a otro examen preliminar; de
donde viene, que Fabe hacer,
donde estudi6, 81 padeci6 de cier
tas intermediates, 81 funa, be-
be @ juega, que familia tiene y
otras mil preguntas.
Por fin de los IS O 80 esco-
gidos tentativamente, quedan II
@ Is que pueden ser aceptables
y entonces pasan a la enferme-
ria, donde un doctor en- medici-
ma Y Una enfermera a~sistente lie
reconocen haSta 10 mas recon-
ditto de su anatomia despues de
anotar en- una tarjeta todas las
.faltas Y sobras que encontraron
en- ell cuerpo del solicitante; a los
acceptable los enVian por la puer
ia de la derecha, para hue I'm ca
pataz mayor los destine donde
los neceSitan, a los que les han
encontrado maculas, como cor
tos de respiration pocas fuerzas
musculares, d~efectos en- la vista
ETC., les ordenan que sa,gan por
la puerta de la izquierda, que da
paso a la Gale.
Los aceptados pasan a los ia
Heres, desde Ell instante que CO.
mienzan a TRAFALGAR, no pueden
d. manera algrna sapararse de
! puesto, aunque s fran un do
Tor o Sc lie escapen las a2rlas: no
Pueden moverse lie su pdesto
hasta cue un capataz o IN SUBJ
tituto Ceupe su ,ugar. Ahora
bien, M. Ford dice: "-aa no
merece un empleo Ell que no 9ue-
da encontrarlo." Ent1e los IL 9
IL millones de psrscnas sin EN-
pleos, hay varioe milones capa-
citados para ralquier labor que
Sc les encomiende.
No podria Mr.. Henry Ford,
cOlocar a unos cuantos de ellos?
La gaceta., 1939-03-24

La ceremonia esta q cargo del
brillante team de grades de Ia
Logia Orange No. IS, de San Pc
tersburg.
Esperase la asistencia de to.
dos los Odd Fellows, que seran
obse ,ulados.
La gaceta., 1939-03-24

TomG de grados
Recibran hoy Ell tercer grade,
en- ell temple de la Logia Ideal
No. IS, de los Odd Fellows, los
sehores Al Reina, Dominica Fer
lita, Manuel Pichau, Sam C. Mi
nardi, Jr., Tony J. Russo, A. P.
Capitano Y John DENIM.
La gaceta., 1939-03-24
Defens0 de Ia Fdmilia

Mahana sabado, a la 1 de la
tarde, Sc reunira la Sociedad LIZ
Defensa de la Familia, integra-
da por obreros duenos de vacas,
en- Ell Centre Obrero.
Presidira ell estimado amigo
JESUS Fernandez y Sc rendira
La gaceta., 1939-03-24
LA GACETA

Secci6n Juvenil y Josefina Mar
tfnez.
Victor Gonzalez dirige Ia Es-
tudiantina Espaha y Manuel Sal
gado la Orquesta Juvenil.
A las 8 de la ncche.
La gaceta., 1939-03-24

TnVitdci6n
FL secretario Jose Gonzalez,
del Centre Asturiano, invita- al
cronista social de La Gaceta pa
ra Ell Picnic del domingo, en- el
edificio de la avenida de Nebras
ka.
Delicadeza qeu Sc aprecia.
La gaceta., 1939-03-24
Don Francisco

Don Francisco
La Secci6n de Recreo del Gen.
tro Espanol nos avisa que para
la matinee de Easter o domingo
de Resurrection ha contratado
la orquesta de Don Francisco.
Empezara a las 9 de la noche.
La gaceta., 1939-03-24

La Verbena
Una semana de gran activi-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-20

WESTINGHOUSE electric range.
All new elements, flavor zone
oven. Ideal for broiled steaks.
1923 Broadway, phone 40. 3-27
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 2970
Estate of
LAVERNE H. WERNING,


L4AVERNE H. WERNING,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
Undersigned, Neil A. Werning, a.
administrator of the estate of La
Verne H. Werning, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased,
that within six months after the
first publication of this notice they
either file them with the necessary
vouchers in the office of the Clerk
f the Superior Court of the StaCt
of California, in and for the County
of Imperial, or exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers to the said
Neil A. Werning, as administrator
OF said estate. at the office of
Childers & Roberts, 207 Bank of
America Building. FL Centre, Cali
fornia. the same being the place
for the transaction CT the business
of the said estate in the County
of Imperial, State of California.
Dated at Ell Centre, California,
this 9th day of March. 1899.
NEIL A. WERNING,
Administrator of the Estate of
LAVERNE H. WERNING,
Deceased.
M. 13 90 27.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-20

WANT TO TRADE a well equipped
chicken ranch in San Fernando
Valley, mile from Van Nuys,
for ranch in Imperial Valley.
A. Brandt, l26 N. 9th, Phone l26J,
BraWley. 3-27
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-20
Poultry

FOR SALE-Barred Rocks and Buff
Rocks, pullets months old by
the pound. Phi. 47W. 3-2l
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-20
Farm Implements

FOR SALE-One hay stacker COM
plete. 2 miles south, Il east Seal
Heights. Joe Groebli. 3-2l
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-20

$50 GALLON gasoline storage tank,
Al shape. Sell reasonable. One
mile east, miles north Seeley,
Rt. 2, Box 81, Imperial. o. d.
Faulkner. 3-22