davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-03-15

Inglaterra dejara de COM
prar ell zumo de ~toronja, enva-
sado en- latas y bOtellas, despueS
del dfa 19 de MARIO.
No culpamos a los ingleses 81
baSan su decision en- la calidad
del producto.
Cast todas las fabricas de I'll
mo usan Ia toronja caida, no la
cortada; cast todas mezclan tam
bien ell zumo de las toronjas jer
judicadas por las reladas, etc.,
con Ell jugo de las de mejor cla-
Sc.
Sc viene enganando al consul
midOr. Lo propio serfa que EN-
las latas Sc distinguiera la cali
dad del zumo, en- esta forma: de
toronjas caidas de toronjas Sc
miIheladas de torOnjas corta-
das de exprofeso y de primera
clase.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15

Los peri6dicos de Roma dan a
entender que la vista de Won
Ribbentrop, ell hombre de con-
fianza de Hitler, fue un compile
to fracaso.
I'm peri6dico italiano hizo es-
te comentario, en- estilo nebulo-
so: Las hordas teutonas Sc ha-
han todavia en- Ell paso de Bre-
mer.
FL Papa claramente le dijo a
Won Ribbentrop que dssapro-
bahia la politica nazi.
mo debe olvidarse que Sum-
ner Welles esta de vista en- En-
ropa y que la cancilleria ameri-
cana viene tratando al Duce
con grau Susvidadl
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
NUEVA TACTICA DE LOS
CAZAS EN-
Ell FRENTE OCCIDENA
tai

Paris, MARIO l5.-JLos aviO-
mes de GAIA nazis vienen desa-
rrollando una nueva tactica en-
ell frente occidental y consiste
en- volar bajo sobre las lfneas a.
liadas. Aver los aeroplanOs ma
zis volaron a poca altura y no
trataron de ofrecer combate a
los aliados.
FL prOp6sito de- esta nueva
tactica no parece claro.
Algunos suponen que tiene
por finalidad entrenar a los pi-
lotos para la ofensiva que Sc a
vecina. Cualquier ataque en- ma
sa contra la Inca Maginot ten
drfa que depender principal
mente del apoyo de Ia aviaci6E.
Los aparatos de bombardeo ira
tartan de destruir las fortified
clones y los emplazamientos de
las pleas de artilleria.
Aseguran los que aguardan
una seria ofensiva, que esos vue
tienen una gran important
ella en- cuanto a los puestos de
.vanzada y las futuras opera
clones.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
DEMANDA EN-
LA LEY WAGNER

Washington, mario 15.-El
Comite de Organization In
dustrial, presidido por John
L. Lewis, sigue denunciando
las enmiendas de Smith y pi-
de que Sc lie pongan "dientes"
a la Ley Wagner.
Lee FRESHMAN, abogado del
CIO, dice que las proposicio.
mes de Smith y los republica-
nos van dirigidas a destruir,
de manera alberta y desver-
gonzada, los derechos que esa
ley otorga a los trabajadores.
"Deben ponerse 'dientes' a Ia
ley de modo que puedan ser
castigados los patronos que la
desobedecen."
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
NO COMPRARA LA TORON
ia DESPUES DEL OLA 10
DE MARIO

Londres, MARIO 15.-El go
bierno di6 hoy la noticia dc
que despues del dia 18 de mar
20 Sc dejara de comprar a Es-
tados Unidos la toronja y o.
ira frutas envasadas en- latas
y botellas. Todos los pedidos
hechos antes del dia 10 no Sc
ran afectados. Inglaterra int
porto ell ano pasado, en- frutas
en- conservas, mas de Ia mi,
Homes de pesos.
Las principles frutas i'm :
portadas son melocotones, to-
roma, ensalada de frutas, pc
ras y albaricoques.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
SERA M A DECLA-
RAR Ell JEFE DE LA PO-
LICIA DEL SOVIET EN-
ESTADOS UNIDOS

Washington, MARIO 15.-El
Representative Dies anunci6 a.
yer que llamara a declarar, en-
su caracter de presidente de la
cOmisi6n Investigators de las
actiNidades antiamericanas, a
un individuo que Sc dice es je.
fe de la policia secreta militar
del Soviet en- los Estados Un.-
dos.
DfceSe que 81 testimonio de-
este individuo comprometera a
varios altos funcionarios del go
bierno.
Sc neg6 Dies a revelar ell nom
bre de csc jefe sovieticO. IVA
mos a probar en- que forma fun
ciona la OGPU en- este pais".
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
DALADIER REITERO QUE
FRANCIA N PREPA-
RADIOS $4,000 HOMBRES

Paris, Mario 15.-El gobier.
70 reiter6 aver su anterior aft
maci6n de que desde 81 dia 26
de febero tenia preparados 50,-
600 hombres para mandarlos a
Finlandia, a condici6n de qua
Ell gobierno de Helsinki solicita-
ra la ayuda p~Gblicamente. To-
dos los arreglos navales Sc ha-
bian hecho va para Ell trans
porte.
Noruega, por medic de su CO.
bierno, Sc habia opueSto al pa
so de tropas por su territorio,
temiendo ser envuelta en- la que
ira.
I'm debate politico en- la Ca
mara de los Diputados sobre el
asunto de Finlandia y la inten-
sificaci6n de la guerra, Sc veri-
ficara ell pr6ximo martes.
La decision de mandar las tro
pas a Finlandia Sc habia toma.
do, ell pasado 5 de febrero, por
el ConsejO Supreme de Guerra
de los AliadoS.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
DOS HOMBRES Y UNA MJJ-
DO SHOMBRES Y UNA MU-
JER MURIERON EN- UN
INCENDIO

Toronto, Canada, mario Is.
I'm incendio destruy6 ell hotel
Avonmore, situado en- Ell distri-
to comercial, y perdieron la vi.
da dos hombres y una mujer.
Dos personals Sc hallan en- gra-
We estado y diez sufrieron lie.
stones leves y quemaduras.
Ell dueno del hotel identified
de los cadaveres como los
de la Sra. Nellie Gibson y el Sr.
Hart.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15

ILograra Alemania quebran-
tar las flamantes y aparente
mente s6lidas relaciones de a.
mistad entire Turquia, Francia
e Inglaterra?
Use amedrentaria Ell gobierno
de Ankara ante una doble pre-
sion emanada de Berlin y Mos
Gu?
Italia lie ha ofrecido amistad
a TurQufa en- contra de Ia in
fluencia rusa en- los Balkanes.
SUn a~cercamiento italo-tur-
co servirfa para mejorar las re-
laciones diplomaticas y de Otra
clase entire Roma, Paris y Lon
dres?
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
Russia RETIRA DE BATUM
A LAS MUJERES Y LOS
NINOS

Ankara, Turquia, mario 10.
-Personas llegadas de la from.
terra informan que Russia sigue
retirando a las mujeres y lbs
nihos del puerto de Baum, en-
Ell Mar Negro. Batum es Ell prin
cipal punto de relaci6n con Ba-
ku y Sc halla bajo ell alcance de
los cahones de la artilleria tur-
ca. Rusos y turcos procuran E.
vitar incidentes. FL supreme
consejo de guerra turco termi-
no va de estudiar todas las IA
SEES de la defensa y collaboration
con Francia e Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
SESSION r DEL
SENADO FRANCES

Paris, Mario 15.-El Senado
frances celebr6 aver una impor
tante session secreta. Durante
tres horas 81 primer ministro
Daladier estuvo defendiendo sus
normas de guerra.
Cuatro Senadores interpela-
ron al gobierno sObre su conduc
Ia durante la guerra de Finlan-
dia. La session continuara en- Ia
tards Do boy,
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
I'm mcendio ocasiono la muerte a seis personals
Dos de las victimas Sc tiraron a la Gale

Charlotte, N. c., mario 15.-
En- los apartamentos de Guth-
cry, compuestos de Sc unidades,
un incendio ocasion6 la muerte,
en- la madrugada de hoy, a un
estudiante u nnino y cuatro mu-
jeres. Ocho personals Sc italian
en- grave estado a consequence
Gle lesiones Y quemaduras.
Los que perdieron la vida Sc
llamaban Sras. Hazelle E. Mar
tin y H. Riley; Srtas. Robena
Dickson y Lucy Walton; ell nj
no Tommy Charity, hijo de una
peluquera, Sra. Winifred Char
ity, y Edward Martin, de 81 a.
nos, un estudiante, Dos de las
victimas Sc arroiaron desde 10
La gaceta., 1940-03-15

alto sufriendo lesiones que lie
produjeron la muerte. Cuando
los bomberos llegaron, ell edifi-
clio de tres pisos estaba convert
do en- una enorme hoguera.
Gran numero de personals fue-
ron salvadas por medic de
la escalera del servicio de incem-
dos.
Glen bomberoS lucharon con
las llamas hasta dominarlas. En-
tire los heridos aparecen Adolfo
Consolana, de 90 amos; Ell BON.
bero w. P. Pittman LYDIA Pitt
man, Aubrey Charity, Ruby
Fleming y H, Russell Eley, es-
poso de una de las victimas, Y
Margaret L. Parnell.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
LOS ALEMANES HUNDIE-
RON Ell VAPOR "LA CO.
RUNA"

Londres, MARIO l5.-E Co
biernO informa que ell vapor ale
man ia Coruna", de 7,414 to-
neladas, fue hundido por su tri-
pulaci6n, Ell microbes, para evil
tar cayera en- poder de un bar
co de guerra britanico. Incen-
diadO por sus tripulantes, Ell
barco ingles termin6 de hun
dirlo a canonazos. Los so tripu-
lantes alemanes fueron recogi-
dos.
la COruna" habfa salido de
Rio de Janeiro, en- Ell mes de fe.
frero, y trataba de evadir Ell
bldqueo.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15

Por Radio oimos en- la ma
lana de hoy qNe~SMayito" Me-
mccall, ell hombre funesto de Ia
Cuba republican,, ira a las cleo
clones venideras como candida.
to a la presidential, no apoyando
directamente a Batista.
De todos MOODS, vaya direc-
tamente o como candidate, el
general sirve a quien bien le
pqgG o lie persuade.
ST undo con ell coronel, lie da
"a Oportunidad a los "batiste.
ros" para decir: La mayoria sc
debe a la collaboration de Me
nocal, por cuanto divide las
fuerzas que apoyaban a Grau.
ST va el como candidate, de
todOs modos los "batisteros''
tendran una excusa para la
"brava": Los votos de Menocal
Separates del DIR. Grau lie die
ron la victoria a Batista.
Tenemos la Seguridad de que
81 las elecciones son imparcia-
les en- la ciudad y en- ell campo
Ell DIR. Grau sera electo presi-
dente.
La actitud de Menocal lie SER
vira de "puerta de escape a
Batista para usar la ''viOlencia'
y que los banqueros de por AGA
digan: Menocal lie do ell triun-
70 al exsargento comprometido
a abonar las deudas del Chase.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15

Mas de 100000 finlandeses
Sc marcharon aver de sus tie
rras para que en- elias Sc esta-
blezcan los rusos o los partida-
rios de Moscu.
La ley del mas fuerte predo-
nina todavia' para sOnrOjo de
la humanidad.
Esos finlandeSes tendran que
levantar nuevos hogares y para
lOgrarlo deberan pedir la ayu-
da de sus cOmpatriOtas y la de
todos los ciudadanos generosos
del mundo.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15

Londres y Roma Sc disponen
a ~verificar nuevas negociacio-
mes de caracter commercial.
La noticia Sc di6 en- la capital
italiana, donde solo Sc publican
las nuevas que al gobierno agra
dan.
Sc hasa la pOlftica 'materia-
lista" en- dinero... luego a Italia
lie convene mas la amistad de
Inglaterra y Francia que la de
Berlin Y MOscu.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
Ell TEMPO

Esta noche bajara la tempe.
iatura a un minimo calculado
de 80 grades; pero mahana EN-.
pezara a subir de nuevo Ell ter
m6metro. Es possible que caiga
hoy ligera escarcha en- algunOs
lugares.
Los vientos seran moderados
2 variShlts q SAbsdo,
La gaceta., 1940-03-15

La segunda RepGblica Espa-
hola, calumniada y martirizada
por Ell fascismo international
sera recordada tambien. con
brillantes actos, en- MEXICO y o.
tras ciudades de la America his
pana.
Tampa, que march6 en- la ex-
trema vanguardia en- cuanto a
la ayuda al pueblo espahol, ha-
ra honor a su pasado y CONNIE
morara esa fecha.
Los Leales de esta ciudad no
han dejado de serlo y saben que
de la Repdblica, en- Ultima ms
tspcia. SRA "a victoria,
La gaceta., 1940-03-15

kparece bastante "decen-
tta" esaN enmienda que prohibe
donativRs Ide mas de $4,000 en-
rrovech DE los partidos politi-
cos de ID Gnaci6n.
Els u9tI enmienda que tiehde
"a psSE en- firme" a los caba-
%efos republicanos, paladines
de la "hip6crita" ley Hatch.
Por Ia parte que al pueblo
toca, no estaria de mas que los
donativos a los partidos politi-
cos tuviesen un limite de so cen
tavoS.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
r GHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

q ~nativos. = En'marcha los vencidos. = Pre-
siRn con Turquia. = Coronel y millionaire. La
Sc kunda Rep1blica. Maniobra de "Mayito."
.Omo de toronja.-Carb6n.-Roma y Londres
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
10000 Buyers
Can't Be Wronq

If the current business improve
mcnt is nothing moro than flash
in the pan, then 10000 furniture
BUYERS from all OVER the country
are wrong. That isn't very likely.
Check books were Tipped open
continuously and fountain pens
flowed unhesitatingly at the annual
merchandising mart in Chicago.
Furniture dealers don't make any
more mistakes than they can help.
and the volume of their business
reflects general conditions. Among
other things. furniture mon are
confident there will be Il lot more
now homes built IN 1910
If men are to be put back to WORK.
this is tho sort of thing that Will
do il. Confidence alone Is not
enough. Confidence mixed with re-
vltalized business activity Will sci
M new motion all along the busi-
ness circuit.
This country is not yet at the
peak of its production. When indus
trv reaches that point. perhaps the
problem of our ioblcSs will be less
acute. Perhaps. il will even DC pos
slblc 10 see tho solution.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
GOVERNMENT S FOES
FINALLY CONVICTED
lSan BCrnardinn Sud

American law. III some form or other.
Will eventually catch Up with the Offend
CT. but il is often such a tedious process
as to cause many to lose faith in It's eftet
tivencSS
Witness the case ot Earl BfoWder. sec
retary and presidential candidate OF the
Communist party in the United States,
who was sentenced To four years IN pl'iS-
on for passport fraud. II was we'll known
that he WAS involved in SubNersiXe aetlVl-
ties, hut 10 evidence could he gathered
that would satisfy the law and land him
in prison.
Fer years Rlo0der# la, don. everything
in his power IL fomem unrest in the
United States with the overthrow ot oul'
form of government }s his goal. He Was
in close touch with Moscow day and
night receiving his orders dire. from
the Russian Communist party.
His acts were ClistaStetul to the Over
whelnling majority ot Americans, who
have long wanted to see him fall victim
of the very goNernmcld he sought to de
Stroy, but they had IL wait until il waS
shown that he Travelled about Europe Oh
false passports
ne case OF ffltZ klinn NdN very SIM
lar He WAS the fuehrel Of The German
American Bund and also was involved
in activities that should have opened pris-
on doors for him. He finally was Jailed,
but on charges that he appropriated hund
money for his personal use.
Al Capone defied all laws, and his
gangland did almost as much 10 under
mine The government as Kuhn and Brow
der but he always managed TO keep clear
Of prison until he was convicted of fail
ing to make out proper income tax re
turns.
We have such multitude Of laws III
tie United States that II is extremely
embarrassing for us IL admit that wv
have to beat around the bush II capture
Browders, kuhns and Capones, that they
might be taken before the bar Of Justice.
Apparently the laws designed To ao-
prehend vioIatorS are 50 fall Of loopholeS
that they assist rather than deter crime
II is a pity that we can't deal with un-
desirableS in any other manner than to
convict them of offenSeS SO minor IN Ma
ture that even the prosecutors must
blush.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
NOT THAT FOOLISH

Attempts to smear { hartman Martin
Dies of the hoasa, committee hearing his
name. with ailcg.', ',e..~ he has developed
a secret undc1 standing with Dudley Pei
lev of tlc 4 .d.ted Silver Shirts de
serve it'll Iteration except thai
they show H4,. far 1ad5eal enemies OF
such a eoumf g. ,>5I, 20. he criticisms
appear partleala@lH ridiculous IN the
light Of tn t;r1 sa;s' the committee was
among the fii.-,-;lld most vocal-ene-
mics of The SIl1"r Shirts.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
Famous Sayings
Among
Our Yesterdays

Did we fight for liberty and
Justice only to allow tyranny ana
injustice TO TRIUMPH
Shall ii be said that America
alter saving the world from deSpaii,
refuses to make possible the attain
ment of ideals for which she fouGht
SO eloriouSly2
Ten euesses what that appeal
was Tor 20 years ago in Ii Cenlfo:
Wrono II WAS for the starving
ArmenianSi
What Will become OF America
If she fails III her manifest duty
if she fails To save the little cnll-
drcn the orphans of Christian ana
Jewish martyrs. and the hall NIL
lion glrlS stolen from Christian and
Jewish homes. NOW imprisoned III
Turkish harems?
Did We defeat Germany only 10
weld to Turkey. the weakest oil
our foes?
The gravity of the plea, released
BY ono Rcy. Mr.. B. J. Darneilic'
was reduced somewhat by nearby
notice on the same ycllowed page
that read.
IT is forbidden To Tie horses to
trees as they bark and thus destroy
The trees
Elsewhere IN the paper WAS an
other charming tldbit concerning
A P. Norman. billed AS farmer
who.
Went out IN boat on the Date
canal to take some photographs
Bv some means tho boat overturned
converting Norman into SUD-
mcrsiblc. The mud, which coverct
him when he came to the surface
WAS proof positive that he hae
reached tho bottom
The dispatch didn't state whcth
e.. or not ne got the pictures.
Elsewhere was ono of the mos
caring and unusual items ever Il
SEQ the world of print. 1t conccrnof
dog named Carlo. owned by
man named D. A. Thompson. Al
ter Thompson's death the dol
searched the town over before II
found his masters body In TIL
undertaking establishment
AT last" SO the story goes. III
found his masters body and la
down 10 grievr
J u REUrHoushrdl mfWy IN mnn'
Now you know how To spell grie
III dog language.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
ITALY'S BIRTH RATE
ON INCREASE
[ Alameda Tin1eS-StalD

After more than IN Years of campaign
ing by II Duce and inducements of Fas
cist propaganda and prizes for parents,
1taly'S hirthrate once more Is increasing.
Official statistics issued August 20
show S5.907 italian babies were born dur
ing July. and 1880 in June.
After reaching a maximum OF 3}9.3
births per 900 of population in 1876,
Italys birthrate steadily decreased to
22.t per 1000 in 1896, the lowest ON rec
ord for the war years of 1917 and 1918
In 1887, aftef vigorous Fascist meas
ures We're taken Ia avert what fasc1stS
considered a catastrophe. the downward
trend was arrested and then slightly re-
yprsed increasing 10 22.9 per 900.
IN 1898 the upward trend reached 236
per 1000 and figures of the central in
stitute Of statistics for the first five
months of 1880 show the birth rate IS now
a per 900
II Duce has aet population Of 10000,
600 as Italy goal hE laa0 # the nov
Fascist empire Is 10 remain great pow
en- Italy'S population now. As estimated
bv the contra institute of statistics III
figures lust made public Is ti.%29 600, An
Increase of onls- $4,000 during July.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
Bruce Cation in Washington
Disseets the News

WASHINGTON There Is a dis
t.uct chance that President Roose-
eli vii make a far-reaChlng move
for peace i'll Europe before SPRING
Man # arc involved and no
Gocls!on has bccn reached. l. Is
known. however. fha' tho nreeiden'
has peace move III mnd
Two important factor arc Under
foad to be moy!ns him. lEey arc:
:. The fact that he has III recent
weeks devoted more and moro Of
his thought TO the problem OF restor-
!ng peace. One recent White House
caller. for instance, told friends
that Europe IS getting practically
al O. hir attention nowadays
? The growing belief that a ter
..ac German offensive Will be loos-
ed in the spring.
a direct offer of mediation is 4
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
You re Telling Me-

Old Uncle Verne is wondering
lust when the newspapers Will get
around to calling Hitler and Stain
by their real namos-Kaiscr Adolf
and Car Josef I.
German tallorS. 10 cconomze. arc
eliminating all but ono pocket II,
mems trousers. Leaving tho other
hand free. Of course. 10 rive the
Nazi salute.
And the man at the ncxt desk
aa,a i prohibitionist Is n chap who
breaches class hatred.
Eycrvonc who has lost Il A. IN.
battle with fighting mosquito
knows Just exactly how Russia feels
ut the moment.
A soap manufactures made the
LARGEST SALARY in l933-ncWs itcm.
just the type OF man. SAYS 1adok
Dumbkopf. whom you'd expect 10
mako Il cleanup.
Snakes SAYS Il scientist. arc very
nervous No doubt because they
realize what tho rest of creation
thinks OF them
Fashion designer predicts bright
erccn suits for mon. II will take A
sharp eyed cop to pierce the cam
outage and find The park bench
lOafcr
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
Willis Thorntons Editorial On:

crack pot recommendation of some
disgruntcd layman. who's just had
a summons slapped on hlm. Instead,
the idea comes from Charles A.
Boardslcy. president of the Amerl-
can Bar Association,
A lot of le2al documents don i
make sense to anybody, not even 10
the lawyers who draft them. They
include n lot of phrases and words
that have accumulated an aura OF
tradition and have lost all meaning.
People who run into legal papers
sometime in their livcS-and most
folks do-would be happier If they
could read the documents. Mr.
Eeardsley would have attorneys pre-
pare papers SO they can be read
intclligcntly. They can be Just rs
lcsal. if ther arc less lcealistic,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01


Tic automobile business was y
llirgIng infant II had barely found
is toes Cars were shot out from
the factory haif-cquppcd. Rcmcm-
l1er ! Wa 1909 The owner bad
to biz so-caliod extra parts Manv
Of .ho car did not cvcl have top,
nIdsMclGz No Bumpers SPAR
tsrcs Wcrc unleard Of Tho purchaa
~ of neV car lad 10 buy an OIL
burning lamp to harE OH hi7 rar
faa hcadhEht l. scrn. incredible
.seu ler.f TIM, i Va. IN tho>c ,31.
rEc onl1 bualnea. George Pep
pcrdIHr knew any hlnG about Wa&
'ac aatomob,lc bueincss. 80 hc dc
eldrd II .tIck bg Il Thce arc thc
.aep. ho tnnk
II wrote TO ihc manufacturer,
ot auto part and got the right to
ell Heir product lie nleo vert To
tic Whnlr~alo hon~os and got quota :
tlons on parts, and got them To
aarce TO supp!y parts. II bc made
an salcS Nov he had the source
RI s9pplE
He then 20 up a nall circular
dcsorlbtng thf part hc could soil
%ow VIA n do VIA h2 How wa
II ',olng "a rct i nto the hands
o. car o9Aerso
y liz flmr there Va 80 gcc!s-
IA Oh Q! automobiles IF mar
aaH'ea u car. lie rot II. drove It
I'D 70 nac aid boo George Pep
fnsdar got an ldca HI got out Z
e&ea,ar ,c''er and scnt il 10 bank
. Il N.ssouIl H askcd thcm n
., pcs. osal fa%or - lim II 'hcl
aoa,d tssa tGc lctter over ant
80 o.. 'Hc hae.. ot II namcs n'
80 9r4pi IA thre to"n Uhp n"n
- at.tmnnp,.c' Iius vi = novelty
- II snail Town bankrr. TIC
qero pro II oi tlir lt,mbcr ol pcoplr
II 'hos fo%n pho Owned aifomp-
i.r. AID fHc, rrofc 'hr naMr,
Gan8 and malIcd the lctter bach
4.'a 1t poiaGc Mr. Pepp"rdn'
ID provided An average town Oi
: 400 Lad about 4 dozen automobiles
20 II I'D no' rntaIl much nori: 20!
'ar bankors
rne lettcfs came wnirns 0aek
I'D noW George PcppcrdGc FAC
pr0Spcct!"c customers
III AcX' fop va 10 20 . Z
5g.G'rr and fcu .uH eXacrI1 "ha'
H. "a laaas ~ 90. aud 70 rci
80 printer 10 'ake a claAce Wit
him and PRINT the circulars on ere
Git. The first printer turned hin
down. Cash. Nothing but cash. III,
third printer he wcnt 10 sad h
would rakc a chance "rH. ha, i
pad f4at printer III -, Il ha.
.ce m, %pacc ! about up fol
fodap. This tory Is 80 extraordinary
that I'll continue it tomorrow. anc
show you what George Peppcrdin'
dc with that s5 bill,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
THOUGHTS for the Day

lcsIs SAID Unto her l tie sc=s.9fttio1f AID the
afe he that ncncyeth IL NE. sse..e. e ~e9e dead.
yct shall he livc-Jola !. -
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
Barbs-

The Byrd expedition snow cr'liS-
or has lust had another accident
this time in tic Antarctic. 1t Just
goes to show how. sometimes, Il
habit is very hard to break.
zadok Dumbkopf. who always Is
,lp to date, has given up coun''hs
sheep when trying TO fall asleep.
&c now counts Russian soldiers.
The mau at the ncxt desk thinks
that if Chicago is awarded the
Tony Galcpto- Man Baor fight, 1t
ought. BY all means. be held IN the
;ox park.