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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-27
BEHIND THE SCENES
IN AMERICAN BUSINESS

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Business Services

MATTRESSES Converted into in
ner springs. Your cotton refelted.
We have the only felting ma
chine in valley. Also furniture
upholstered. Just received beauti-
full new covers. Phone 295 CAL
exico, or write CALEXICO COT
TON PRODUCTS, 210 Mckinley
st. IL %
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20

2-ROOM furnished apt. including
lights and hot water for shower.
3.75. Also sleeping ROOM, 2.50.
1888 Park. 12-20tf
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rs Miscellaneous For Sale

VICTOR Cabinet radio $1,000. Chev-
rolet car radio. Phone 1861 after
$50 p. m. IL rs
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Houses for Rent

UNFUR. 2-bedroOm house, south
side, suitable for couple or small
family. Inquire 839 Olive.
IL 81
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Lost, Found Astray

LOST: Black purse, in Ell Centre
or on 4th st. Highway. Finder
keep money and return purse.
Phone 1136 Ell Centre. 1928
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20

ELECTRIC STOVE for sale-Bar-
gain. Phone 661 IL Il
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20

WOOD-$l.25, 2 TT. "rick"; $3.50 tier;
SO cord. T. d. Mccall, Az mi east
Imperial Depot. Phone 3570.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20

GIRL attending night school wants
house work in exchange for rm.
and board. Phi. 8731Jl Holtville.
1928
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20
II Rooms for Rent

ROOM In comfortable home. Rea-
sonable rates. Suitable for or
2 gentlemen. 665 He'll. II 20 tt
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20
Business Services

FOR SALE
A nice mahogany back bar with 2
large mirrors and cabinet, nice
show cases, also fine mahogany
jeWelry case, cheap.
Ell CENTRO LUMBER &
TRADING co.
l409 Adams st. FL Centro Phi. 1892
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20

Ia Apartments for Rent
FUR. 5-ROOM Apt. Electric re-
frigerator, stove. Private bath. 100
So. 9Th st. II 2l
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20
IL Situations Wanted

EXPERIENCED mixer, married,
wants job. Phone 8725J4 BraWley.
1923
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20

Rooms for Rent

COMFORTABLE furnished room.
Reasonable. $40 So. 9th st.
12-4
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20
10 Help Wanted

WOMAN for general housework in
country. Apply at 753 Olive. Phone
1921. 1928
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20

OPEN Daily and evenings. Sundays
until noon. Haircuts 35c. except
Sunday. City Limits Barber Shop.
IL %
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20

FOR SALE-$l2 Santa Claus suit.
Good condition. Apply Mr.. Shaw,
Post-PreSS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20

ELECTRIC RANGE SALE
l.. g. H. Table Top ............... $685.
Crawford Table Top ................ 39.5'
IMPERIAL HARDWARE co.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20

For Reaching Most People at
Smallest Cost Use PPOst Press
Want-Ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-20
Business Rentals

FOR LEASE-Store room, 615 State
st. j. l.. Travers, 146 So. 9Th.
Phone 1143. IL 26
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Royal Cove Lodge
To Install Friday

The Royal A Cove lodFe No.
$50. p. A A. N vii install Off
GERS Friday e. s , m in TIE
Masonic hall. 3sth u. and Yskims
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Those who VII b installed in
clude Merritt r Pied. vofshipful
master. Edwin X Wshlquist, Sc
Nor warden: Clarence Lndstrom.
junior warden Christian Hsdsen.
treasurer. Fred p StockbridFs
secretary. Guy Hudson. chaplain.
James Crsmer. marshal: William
Pelesky. senior deacon William 2
Alexander. junior deacon. Morley
X. Fox. senior steward; Cecil &
Cooper. junior steward. and Fal-
ley suckler. tyler.
The installing officers Will be
Edward v Boyer: John v Wes-
yer. marshal: John 1 Thompson.
secretary. and Rev. Ernest Bar
Der. chaplain.
Dinner viii be served al 6 30
p. m. with Right Worshipful J. ".
Stedman. senior grand warden. as
guest OF honor and main speaker.
The installation will complete
the 2lst year since organization
Of the lodge and also will mark
the beginning Of the 14th that
stockbridge has held the office Of
secretary. Stoekbridge Is past
master Of the lodge and also grand
lecturer Of the grand lodge Of
Washington.
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Wilhelmina Broadcasis
Words Of Good Cheer

LONDON-Queen wilhelmina of
the Netherlands. broadcasting to
the Netherlands East Indies We'd
nesdsy. said that having followed
the course Of events with tense at
tention. ! believe myself to be In =
position TO tell you that in recent
months prospects have greatly i'm
proved"
The queen. an exile In England
since her own country WAS over
run by German armies. praised the
solidarity Of Dutch colonial peoples
with the mother country.
Proofs Of this sentiment reach
us continuously" she said. we
take up the burden Of the new year
IN the firm belief that God shall
restore true peace 10 my kingdom,
indeed, TO the whole world"
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County Treasurer
Calls in Warrants

School district warrants totalinr
SO 600 VII be paid on presentation
al Tire office OF County Treasurer
Paul Newman on and after Jan ;.
Re announced Thursday.
Interest Will cease On that dat.
The warrants called in are for
school district Is. numbers 5.163
20 516s; district 70. numbers
$500 70 5594. district IS. num-
bers 1880 20 ESQ. district 342.
numbers se3 10 lois. district :.
numbers s. 10 S. and district s..
starting With number l3.
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speak OF this ~ a third phase
The first phase Of our economic
life In this respect would be tina,
which has persisted sincesthe be-
ginning Of our history until 1888.
In that phase the motor power in
the business economic system WAS
private investment
The second phase began in 1888
when government spending Of
borrowed funds was substituted
for private investment
The third phase y now here. II
IL the substitution Of a defense or
armament industry for direct pub
lie spending. II is. of course. an
other form Of public spending.
But it differs from the second
phase in one important particular.
In the plan employed since 1888
the government paid out its funds
OR the great bulk Of them-di-
recuy 10 consumers who there
upon spent them in business. The
fund.- were syphoned into business
through direct payments TO con-
sumer. But in this pas, phase the
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governments funds are paid out
not TO consumers, but 10 producers
the consumers benefiting indi.
rectly.
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The cat. out Of curiosity or BE-
cause a dog had chased d. had
climbed the tree Saturday morn
ing Unaccustomed 70 backing
down = tree trunk. he kept climb
ing higher until there wasn't any
more altitude 70 gain.
There pussy stuck. Night
came on with a 60-nile gale
The tree bent itself almost
double and whipped and
snapped around In the storm
Lightning flashed and do did
pussy's eyes. But the tiny
claws hung tight.
As the wind subsidized Sunday,
members Of the F. s. Lytle family.
At Route 7. Box 90. heard The timid
"meowsa but for some time could
not even locate the cat
An appeal finally went 70 the
sheriffs office when the bewil-
dered feline failed to descend Of his
own accord. But two deputy sher-
IFS took one look at the tall, spin
dly tree and decided rescuing cats
was none Of their pet business.
The pussy's predieament became
something OF a neighborhood wor-
~. yet no one could suggest a
practical solution. short Of drop
ping food from an airplane, until
Christmas morning.
Clark was a Christmas visitor
AZ neighbor's home. He took one
look at the tree. declared it a cinch
and started up.
Hardest part of the job was
sticking to the waving fir spire
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No Question About
This Hole-in-One

CLfBURNE, TeN. - No on.
Questioned this hole-in-one The
Rev. W. E. Shipp Of Hamilton
drew out his brassie sand plunked
IN 24S-yard hole-in-one At N.
local golf course. Witnesses were
the Rev L. L. Fielder and Rev. :.
". W. Shuller.
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BASKETBALL LUNCHEON

Hec Edmundson, University OF
Washington basketball coach. and
Sports Editors Elliott Metcalf and
Dan Walton will speak at a bas-
ketball luncheon to be held BY the
Young Mems Business club Friday
noon at Hotel Winthrop.
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which wartime expenditures are
replacing expenditures on relief
projects is illustrated by oompari-
son OF defense expenditures with
WPA OUTLAWS:
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NEXT; VIII defense spend
Ing produce BOOM
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Peiain Speaks Sunday

NICHY-Msrshal Henri Philippe
Petain will make a radio speech 10
the youth Of France Sunday night.
IL was announced
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MONEY NOW GOING
To PRODUCERS

These two systems differ in this
respect: When the government
pays its funds out directly. the
payments are smail-relief stip-
ends or limited weekly payments
10 WPA workers, farm workers,
etc. But where govern
spends its money by paying II out
10 producers and contractors, the
workers who benefit are paid fun
time standard wages and the pay
ments include profits TO private
individuals. The sums that must
be expended are invariably much
larger by this system than the
former one
Unless, therefore, the observer
who IL trying 10 look into the fu-
ture understands this immensely
important fact he cannot possibly
understand the forces that are at
work. We are now floating on q
sea Of government expenditures
raised by loans. but they are Of
a wholly different type
The following simple figures
will illustrate this:
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BY JOHN T. FLYNN
FINANCIAL WRITER FOR THE TACOMA

THE which closes may the economic front 20
down in history as one Of the most memorable in our
annals
IL marks the third phase revolution Tn. only
question that 10
for an indefinite period economic hf.
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With two legs and one hand
while he pried kitty LOOSE from
death grip on buHEard's roost.
The descent vas = bit trickv.
but achieved with cat and rezcuer
IN good order and Christmas a
merry ore a. around
Mrs Lyle reported the pet fully
recovered after a square meal
7 thought he'd be emAcisted
after being ~ there 50 long. but
really res fine. SIZE SAID.
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U. S. Economic Revolution Now Entering New
Phase to Be One Of Most Memorable in Annals
MoneYlsGoing to Producers
As WPA Spending Falls and
Defense Costs Are Boosted

Heu md of IN, n
III tho Amer
business picture In nx articles This the first =
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Cal, Which Refused TO Leave Perch
In l00-F oot Tree, Finally Rescued

black and white cat marooned since last Saturday IT
the crows Of 10Ooo fr the Sales road enjoyed
Christmas dinner a. home Wednesday afternoon after
daring by modest young fellow who gave his
as II Clark
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they are the explanation and hold
the key to what is happening and
will happen in business during the
coming year.
What has happened and what is
the outlook, under these strange
and difficult circumstances. we
will see in succeeding articles. But
the first thing TO bear in mind is
that while defense expenditures
have risen, they have not yet ex-
ercised their full force upon the
business world.
NEXT; VIII defense spend
Inc nFOhnee hanr,
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Board of Directors met at the resi-
dence of the chairman, DIR. Florence
j. Bell. They take this opportunity
to thank the Marching Patrol 146;
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DIR. Mamie Pyburn who has been
i'll is able to be out again; also her
daughter, Claire Pyburn is now attend
ing school after her illness.