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Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-23

ing service, followed by the ap-
pointment of committees, official
reports. The main business of the
morning session is to be the cleo
ton of officers.
Luncheon is scheduled for 1890
noon, after which two state Off
GERS, Mrs. Wheeler and the Rev
Mrs. Lillian Abbott, will conduct
an institute.
The banquet will follow and in
addition to Mrs Wheelers adj
dress, the program will be high
lighted by special music with Don
Trimble as soloist.
Convention sessions are open to
all interested in attending but din
ner reservations should be made
in advance with Mrs. Emma j. Nc
Kusick in Ell Centre, telephone 1921.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-23
Evelyn WestfahI
Dies in San Dieqo

Mrs. Evelyn Westfall, who for
many years lived at Glib Brighton
avenue, Ell Centro, died Sunday in
San Diego hospital.
She had been in ill health for
several years and her condition
became rapidly worse early this
summer. She failed to rally in spite
of the treatment given her.
The body was taken to the Bon
ham Brothers mortuary in San
Diego pending funeral arrange
ments.
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Imperial Valley Press

Establi; "ied April 20 100,
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday (Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Post-Press Sunday, es.
,ablished 1866 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company, 625
State Street, FL Centro. Calf.
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Johnston, vice-president and
general manager; e. A. Fitz-
hugh, secretary and managing
editor. West Holiday Co, Inc,
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atives.
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ter.
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Subscription rates: In California
81 per copy.
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Business Women
Orqanize Work

organization for another sue
cessful year will be effected at the
meeting of the Ell Centre Business
and Professional Women's club Tues
day night at 7:3O o'clock in the
Barbara Worth hotel.
At this time Mrs Carmen Glib
son, president, will call on commit
tee chairmen to outline their plans
for the years activities, and in
addition the club members will ar
range the details for their annual
reception for new and prospective
members, this reception being sched-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-23
SCOUT COUNCIL
OFFICES OPENED

Boy Scout headquarters for the
Imperial-Yuma scout council were
opened in Ell Centro Monday as
Scout Executives Hugh Wilcox and
Bill Kenney returned from an an
nual regional conference in Yosem-
ite.
More than 100 scout executives
from California, Arizona, Utah and
Nevada attended the conference,
the valley representatives said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-23
News I+ems About
VaI|ey Residents

DR.. aE,d Mrs. Frederick Powers
Heald Monday moved into their
new home on Wensley avenue near
Tenth street.
Mrs. Edna Morrison spent the
weekend in San Diego where she
visited relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Bush were in
Los Angeles for a few days this
past week.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-23
SOCIAL CALENDAR

MONDAI
Young Democrats, 1880, court
house.
Cactus Gavel club, 6:15, Cal,fOr-
mia hotel
Carpenters Union, 1880, Labor
temple
Troop 20, B. S. A., 1880, Scout hut
TUESDAY
Lions club, Barbara Worth
Shrine Social club, IL, 1918 Brigh-
ton
w. c. T. IT,, 2, 753 Olive
American Legion, 8, Veterans hall
Business Women, 1880, Barbara
Worth
Central Labor council, 1880, Labor
temple
Lacon;an club, 6:15, California
hotel
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ENJOY TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Asher who
spent the summer in La Jolla, are
expected home after Oct. /, being
at present on a trip in the middle
west and the southern states. Their
son, Jerry, is VISITING his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Richards of
Claremont and will be back for the
opening of school.
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vacation tanS are beginning 10
fade as summer memories are rapi-
ly receding into the background and
as Imperial Valley residents once
more are talking of the usual round
of activities.
Each week sees additional valley
residents returning from their va
cations, ard among the recent ar
rivals arc:
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Mcnamara
and their daughter, Patsy, who
made Mission Beach their head
quarters for the summer;
Also from Mission Beach is Mrs.
Marie r, Jenkins who returned this
weekend; Mrs. jenkins represented
the Ell Centre Soroptimists at the
region meeting in Salt Lake City,
Utah, and took part in the state
convention of the California Music
Teachers association, also visiting
the San Francisco fair.
Mrs. Warren Currier is at home
again also. having last week ac-
companied her son, Warren III, to
Beverly Hills where he is again en-
rolled at Berkeley Hall. En- route
to the valley she visited in La Jolla
and San Diego, hearing Wendell
L. Willkie speak in San Diego as
did Mr.. and Mrs. Laural Ferguson
of Hcltville.
Mrs. Roy E. Breedlovc arrived
Monday after a summer spent in
Boulevard and San Diego Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Breedlove entertained
friends from San Diego, Coronado
and Del Mar at a delightful picnic
dinner at their home in Boulevard.
Guests at this annual turkey din
ner included a group of the Breed
loves intimate friends of many
years standing and the party is
always a much anticipated reunion.
This year 81 were present, including
also two of Mrs. BreedloveS sisters
and their families. J. Drummond
Huston of Los Angeles and Imperial
also joined the gathering this year.
Others who have returned from
their vacations include Mr. and Mrs
Frank Console and Mr.. and Mrs
Irving Borg, the four having visited
San Francisco and having done
some fishing at Leevining.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-23

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES IN AND
FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT
OF CALIFORNIA, SOUTHERN d.
VISION.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS IN PROCEEDINGS
UNDER SECTION IS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Christian are
also home again after a delightful
vacation, a part of which was spent
in Watsonville where they visited
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Dickey They also
spent some time at Lake Arrowhead.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-23
Va|Ieyites Home Again After
Interesting Vacation Trips

Oria KCnah enjoyed decidedly
pleasant summer at Mission Beach.
hearing many concerts in San Diego
and also attending the State Music
Teachers convention in Riverside
She returned to the city recently.
Ruth Teeple Reid is anticipating
a visit from her daughter, Mrs
Forrest l.. Keeler and Mr.. Keeer
who will be in the valley for a
brief stay in a few weeks. Mrs.
Reid's vacation was highlighted- by
special summer work lecture
course she attended in Los An
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Loud are
anticipating their return to the
valley on he first part of October.
Mrs. Lucille Cook returned re-
Gently from a three weeks va
cation on the coast.
Mrs. Julia Brackett has re-
turned to Ell Centre after a sum
mer spent in Hollywood, for the
greater part, with occasional side
trips to nearby resorts. During the
first half of the summer Mrs. Brack-
EFT enrolled at U. S. c., ENJOYING
'Leclal Wtrk in music, one of the
highlightS of her summer being al
so attendance at the HOLLYWOOD
Bowl concerts.
For Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Preble
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. McClelland.
this summer was particularly pleas
ant for they not only attended the
sessions of the Four States High
way association convention in Sal
mon, Idaho, but took a trip to
Spokane, Washington, visited the
famous redWoods and many other
places of interest, returning this
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Christian are
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-23

Others who have returned from
their vacations include Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Console and Mr.. and Mrs.
irving Borg, the four having visited
San Francisco and having done
some fishing at Leevining.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Loud are
anticipating their return to the
valley on he first part of October.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-23

Mrs. Lucille Cook returned re-
Gently from a three weeks va
cation on the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-23

In the Matter of NICK SKIA-
DOPOULOS, Debtor.
No. l749 BkcY.
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0verdone Politeness Should Not Be
Allowed TO Bottle Up Real Feelings
Young Wife Makes Mistake by Allowing Brothsr-n-L.~
To Impose Upon Her Husbands Generosity
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Win you please help me with my prob
and would be very happy with Just my husband but since
my marriage have had to have naws living with US and
must admit am very tired of IL
didn't mind at first when they would for visit
but their visits have stretched endurance tests and am
DESTROYS of privacy thing they have so far refused
10 allow
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Latest Beauty Aids
Are Natural"

Some Of the most intriguing new
beauty preparations in cosmetic
departments these late summer
days were obviously created with
the business woman firmly In
mind.
Individual. purse-slze cold cream
pads, for instance. seem like the
answer to the working girls face
cleaning problems. Scientifically
sealed in metal-like paper squares
which prevent leakage and keep
the cream In the pads where II
belongs, one pad viii clean face
and throat thoroughly and quickly.
Since the pad 10 saturated with
cold cream. 1t can't possibly be
drying, even to the most sensitive
skin.
There's q new. pleasantiy-scent-
ed depilatory which does It's work
Of removing hair on legs OF under
arms in about three minutes. You
can leave II on while brushing
your teeth. then step into the
shower and use a sponge or wash
cloth and clear water to rinse off
cream and hair.
A new deodorant, also pleasantly
scented and quick-acting. IN to be
used once or twice a week. II dries
almost instantly. No need TO rinse
1t off before dressing.
COLOGNE Is PART
OF WOMAN'S DESK SET
Then. too, there are cooling
colognes and toilet waters In a
variety Of new odors. Cologne In
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DOUBLE TROUBLE
81 PRISCILLA WAYNE

denied. Mother en- play ths role
SIC ean pay = mere convincinEly
than LAIsus herself. Nethsr knows
every Ire - taRuss part
Il thst ths truth. Jerry -
Johnston asked ths wsrdrues ma
tssaa
I've played Il thous.nd tines
IN ny mind. Jerry SD almost
undsr her breath.
Cas- go play Il no~f ca yua
s. out thsrs and play II ca yoa
ave them al you've Eott-
Suddenly 4 seemed - Joan that
here sas = different rsFsas from
ths umid. aifilsh- looainT suussn
ne nd grown 10 owe n hsst ~
fsw shart days ne nd known hsr
1srrY's sfss shous sith excitement
shs was trembling. hut there was
= surene.s shout her acceptance Il
TIE situation that Impressed even
Johnston.
! knaw the rels.- shs sid qui.
city ! knew every weird q Il
There followed thsn very
strange scene IN the stars dress
lnx room
IARas lay On ths couch sound
asleep Her open mouth and deep
SHORES proved that inside ths
dressing roem. behind closed deor..
Jerry and Jean hurried IsFrys
practlcsd hands had makeup 90
almost IA a twlnkiing
Joan marveled At ne sIrsnsss
and the sWiftness ~ her mother
Mentally. for weeks. this slight.
Eifilsh woman must have fehsafssd
for her great momsnI
When shs opened the deer % ths
dressing room ard ssood fselns
Johnston. Tony and the others In
The snxiously waiting circle. shs
was no lonser Jerry. the moasey.
elf.effscins wsrdroee woman shs
was Llta. the woman 81 the play
me fierce. tiger woman IN love,
determined 10 keep her man.
Johnston stuffed his admiration
BETTER not be too exuitsnt he was
. fool. maybe not 10 stop the show
Immediately and send the whole
audience ont 20 the box office foF
refunds. What u Jerry failed :
What n she couldn't deliver the
Kooisf The sualsnes would b
plenty angry
Yes Johnston decided he ~as
crazy because even II Jerry dsliv.
cred performances % some sort,
even a better than mediocre per
formanoe. the audience would sslll
90 away disappointed II would
have been much better 10 return
their money and be done with II.
he cursed LARus that sha had
never permitted a professional un'
dsrssudy. LaRus was that klnd
dominant. sure al herself. snt
Jealous Of her own shadow
Johnston said hoarssiy 10 m
manager. Explain that tAItus hai
been taken seriously 1.-THE pla,
viii 20 on with an understudy."
The audience knows that IN,
great I.aRns hasn't AN under
study" the stage manager Missed
That fact has been told a doxsl
times In the news reviews
Tell the truth. than. Tell then
that Jerry. thu wardrobe mlssrs.,
just Jerry Ia playing the role
Ito NJ CoatinusdD
4 :
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q light scent has become part Of
standard equipment in the desk Of
the modern business woman. she
finds II invaluable for freshening
up arms and neck before lunch or
\ five-thirty tea date.
Also new In an eye film--to be
used to give lids q subtle sheen
during the days. At night. It's 10
be applied around eyes A. well a.
on lids = TO correct dryness and
make fine line less conspicuous.
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Ny husband II the easy going
type and warns me to be polite"
20 his family members and not
TO ever freeze-up on Them
thing I deeply desire to do. He
has one brother and one sister
who are especially brazen about
the way they use our home. They
come when they want to and
stay as long a. they please. That
we might have made other plans
never occurs to them-or II IL does
they are 30 selfish they intrude
anyway. Ny husbands brother
has never done q worth while bit
Of work In his life. At best he
has held q few odd jobs, and al
ways quit them before he got
fired because he definitely hates
to work. When I tell my husband
we are doing wrong to encourage
his lazy. brother in further lazi-
ness, he says, "oh, well, 1 make
good money and he hasn't job.
Whatever you do. don't hurt his
feelings II wouldn't have him
hurt for anything"
OF course, his lazy brothers
feelings have TO be considered, but
j noticed that no one seems to be
worrying about my feelings, and
believe me. they surely have been
trampled on.
Our laundry bill Is tremendous.
because I refuse to be a laundress
for q lazy intruder. but my hug
band pays the bill and never COM
plains. His brother has a clean
shirt almost every day. He very
seldom wears a shirt twice.
Am I wrong in being so resent
full? admit my husband makes
very good money, but even that
fact does not excuse intruding,
lazy family members who impose
upon his generosity.
am ready to blow up" and
would like to know II there II
some way to clear your house of
unwanted persons without resort
ing TO a family fracas. M. M.
II seems to me you had bet
ter make 1t decidedly clear to
your husband about your feel
ings. Also be honest enough to
let him know what you plan to
do and then follow up your
plans = even though you may
have TO resort to unpleasantness
IN order to be able TO call your
home your own. These people
may be relatives of your hus-
band, but even that fact does
not give them the right to take
you and your home for granted.
You are entitled to the privacy
you desire and II you can't get
it by being calm and tactful you
may have to resort to more
drastic measures.
1t might be a lesson for your
imposing brother-in-law II you
leave his shirts out Of your
laundry bag and allow them to
accumulate. When he has q
stack Of dirty ones he might
hit for home" to insure fur
Their cleanliness-or else get q
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GOOD TASTE
TODAY

II Void b. difncuit 70 imagine
any situation where poiiteness
couid ~ considered wrong A. the
ssrns tine poiiteness ear ~ ever
aons q . point whers Y might
is-s lis effect - sincerity. e. IN
ne sfastioa shich the following
letter Describes Ia = restaurant
ne rthsr dsy. overheard ~ne
ans thank ne waiter when she
ordered ~ flnnsr. sesiu WIEN 10
served a. snd ~ very po-~ieis
turn ~ msds after that sirnc-t
fslt thst ~rcnsr az later SO vcuid
Fst - snd sxehsnTs places With
HIN
nspond thanking q waiter fnr
any special ssrvics o. saying No
thank you- m refusing = di<h
hat ~ proffsrs any ccntinuous
repetition ~ Thank yoa's- 10 cat
u plscs
u.a-aa w-.ia,.s rr-.>a,
Dear Mrs. pc~, This sventnx
I msntlan~d that thousht ny
family. ln-iaw we're very eoid n
ne. whsrsupou NY husband al
hnittsd that they may nav.
thought ne rather uaGFstsfui -
cause ! have never written . iss-
tsy 70 them thanhinr them fsr
their seeding present y seems
Ms Pest. that b~feFe my husband
sas married ~ hsd 10 pay -rcom
ana hnard." ard that vhsn 80
became engaged ard up % TIA
tim. ws wsr. married. ne family
lst him ksep IN. money raen
later they told him that the
money Ne vas 70 keep vas their
wedding present .. n uss ali they
could AFFORD. rhersfofs. ! vas
completely taken hack ~ Toms
frank seeusatlnn. bsesns~ u hsd
asves occurred 70 me that I should
have written . thank you note fnr
sonisthing that had all happened
befufe my time In the family p"
what should have aons. Mrs
Pest I would feel - much h~t-
ter n ! had POUR opinion.
Answer think u 10 not a. ali
necessary for You 10 write snd
thank them for an agreement
made between your husband ana
HIS family h~fors you we're mar.
RED Hut " woala. think. ~
thoughtful under the eiruum.
stances 10 ay something shout
III. and your appreciation the neat
time you ses them.
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SPEEDS UP BURN

Edgar Kennedy. Hollywood com
sdian who IL famed for his slow
burn" today spssded up the man
nsrisnn which has reaped many a
laugh for . fast scene In Quar-.
tsrback." featuring Wayne Morris.
Virginia Dale and Lillian Cornell.
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Lanny Ross
Dear Miss Grey: To settle an
argument, will you tell me II
Lanny Ross II married? B. N.
Yes, Lanny Ross married the
girl who was his business
agent.
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on Editorial page.
1. lstephen) Grover Cleveland:
(Thomas) odrow Wilson;
lJohn) Calvin Coolidge.
2. Washington. d. c.
.. Polaris.
Z. Amperes.
8. Forty-eight States.
9. All right.
7. Abel.
.. In the Pacific Ocean east of
the Philippines.
Q. An instrument for measuring
time.
10. Flying tanks.
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Sloppy
Msrseretfo eyers says:
'"Camouflaqe Beats Shapeless Coverage!T

OF loose like the of the left will coneeol
any figure But tone refuge in such eoneeoment soes OF
defeotist altitude Worse yet underneath glimpse
eroceess overbouse sponned BY contrasting beo hdeoos
mistoke for olnost any figure.
On the right however hove fine esonpe OF French
toste-the wo-foced eoot whose toperno pone mods
the full figure ~de-shouldered sn~osted eroce The
cooress line . GOOD for the short neck While brushed 70
bonos give foce height and big hot keeps the heod IN
good proportion
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Fall Clothes Call
For Slim Waists

The fact that fall skirts viii be
simmer and straighter than they
have been in several seasons
doesn't mean that smart women
are going 10 strive for the hip.
less. eurve-lee@. boyi=hly-fist look
which thrived during = past slim
silhouette" era.
The softly-eurved. feminine fig.
ure still Ii right from standpoints
Of both beauty and fashion. Sc
don't let anyone persuade You q
diet until you ARE painfully thin
your figure unfeminine In the 1925
manner.
However. new clothes do cal
for 4 slender walstline. II you ar.
thick through the midriff you aim,
ply won't find fall's newest al
houette particularly fiattsring.
SHOULDERS SQUARE,
NOT FORCED BACK
II your stomach protrudes. al
though you are quite slender
otherwise. chances are that youl
posture IL faulty. How about
learning TO stand properly with
backbone In as straight a line n
possible with stomach in and hips
carried slightly forward ? II there
In an exaggerated hollow In ths
center OF your spinal column. youi
figure - bound 10 bulge In front
and behind.
Shoulders should be square bul
not forced backward 50 Ear thai
the rest OF your body II thrown
out OF line. Learn 10 breathe deep.
~. Otherwise. your chest will
look hollow.
Having corrected your posture
get 10 work with limberinE and
bending exercises which viii give
your waistline q graceful. youth.
full. stretched" look.
Take off your shoes and walk
hack and forth across your room
trying to touch the ceiling xfth
fingertips Stand erect. then slow.
ly lean TO the right. trying "a
touch your right ankle with right
hand. Reverse. slowly bending a
the left a. far ~ possible. Rspea,
twenty times.
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n you're not using u. sell n with
q Fast Action Times want Ad.
Phone Main 1881.
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n you're not using a. sell u vita
q Fast Action Tine. Watt "A.
Phons Main aiat.
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which Is what he should be
doing.
Debt
Dear Miss Grey: am a young
woman and have no more money
to spare than any other girl who
has to work for her living. There
fore, II has embarrassed me sew
eral times when my best friend
has asked me to contribute her
share toward a gift for q mutual
friend I don't mind helping my
friend out. but she never pays me
back and the amount she owes
me has grown % decidedly that
it would come in very handy right
now were ! to ever get II back.
Every time we are invited to =
shower party or are asked 10 con-
tribute toward a gift for a friend.
she comes to me and says casually.
viii you put in my share? I'll
pay you later
In all the time she has asked
me to do this she has never paid
me back once. She calmly ac-
kowledges the thanks OF the re-
ceiver Of the gift and then
promptly proceeds to forget that
she owes me for her share OF II.
I don't want to hurt her feel
ings and I don't want to look
cheap, but I must admit II 10
getting on my nerves to have her
take me for granted this way.
MIN.
Well, you have only yourself
to blame II you continue to let
her get away with this pro-
cedure. You don't have TO be
crude when you tell her frankly
that you feel you have con-
tributed more than you can af-
ford in other gifts and that she
will have to take care Of her
own share from now on
Lanny Ross
Dear Miss Grey: To settle an
argument, will you tell me II
Lanry Ross is married? B. N.
Yes, Lanny Ross married the
girl who was his business
agent.
Dear Miss Grey: Why don't
women ever learn that II there
Ia a hidecus sight In the world 1t
10 a female in pants Of any kind.
And why the big hipped babies
run around In Stacks and shorts
La something cannot understand.
II women with large hips only
knew how repulsive they look In
tight fitting Stacks or pants of
any kind, they would certainly
stick to skirts and keep their ugly
secrets covered. JERRY.
y
Marriage Announcement
Dear Miss Grey: have been
secretly married for over two
years but now the obstacle In the
way Of the announcement OF our
marriage has been removed and !
would like to let my friends know
about II, for have year-old
baby who has been q secret, too.
Should my parents make my an
nouncement or should my husband
and / do 1t ourselves?
PUZZLED.
Why not a complete. frank
statement of the situation. For
example:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones
are glad TO be able 10 announce
their marriage on June Is,
1887. and the birth Of q son
on June 8. 1889, and that
they are now all hap
PLY at home at 41s
Smith Avenue.
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Bringing Fay wray back TO the
screen after a two-year absence
before the footlights. RKo Radios
wildcat Bus" II an exciting
drama OF our modern highways.
Charles Lang. new find" plays
opposite hiss Wray.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
SeIf-Risins
WASHINGTON FLOUR

With the new improved leovenins insrsdi-
emf, for biscuits, waffles, shorteekes, etc.,
and with which no baking powder is re-
quired.