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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
Proti nezamsstnanosti.

V Cincinnati, o., Wendell L.
Willkie reci, kterou pronesl k
10000 lidf ma Crosley field, u
cinil pet z~vlastnfch navrhu ma
odstraneni nezamestnanosti.
Prohlasil, re zadny muz ne
ma pravo kandidovati do fede-
ralniho dradu v r. 1910, leda re
slavne Sc zavaze skonciti otroc-
tvf nezamestnanosti a podporu.
Pravil, re jeho administrace
bude studovati zlepseni podpo-
ry a re dalekosahly program
Dude pTedlozen kongresu. Ia
tim doporucuje tyto reformy:
Pfedne, vetsi dGraz ma vyvoj
projektG verejnych praci pod
soukromymi smlouvami.
Druhe, administrator perso-
nal WPA ma byti dan ma SOU
stavu zasluh a prfdely fondG
jednotlivym statum We shode S
poctem nezamestnanych v kaz-
dem state.
Iretl, ZachaZenl S muZl a re
Mani ma nouZovych rrac1ch ia
ko Sc zamestnanci vlady a ne
jak S tr1dou, ktera je sama pro
5ebe.
Ctvrte, vycvik delnikd Dude
zTfzen "a pomoci delnickych
organisacl AFL. a CLIO.
Pate, dstrojf pro koordinaci
pomocne akce federalni, stat
Mich a mistnlch vlad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
Vrah krajana Kozaka zatcen

Skoro pred peti roxy udala
Sc v Clevelande vrazda a z teto
byl obvinen Kaspar Graceffo.
Nyni bylo oznameno, re omen
muz byl zatcen v Rochester, N.
Y. Obeti tehdejsi vrazdy Sc
stall 4Olety krajan Mike Kozak
|jehoz mrtvola byla nalezena v
kuchyni butlegafske krcmy 80.
prosince 1885. Byl ubodan 1870
ranami do hlavy a krku bod
lem ma led. Byl nalezen "a diva
dny pc smrti.
Graceffo byl jmenovan ma
jitelem krcmy a Ia 10 dnd ma
to byl vypatran jeho spolecnik
Celestin Marino, ktery Sc pri-
znal, re byl svedkem vrazdy.
Pravil dale, re mu bylo dano
$40 a jfzdenka do Detroitu a
pohrozeno dvema kamarady
Graceffovymi, ably zmizel z
mesta. Ma m1ste toho vSak po-
cal navstevovat tajne koralny,
az byl vypatran.
Oni diva muzi byli odsouzeni
Ike svadenl svedka a byli posla-
nj do robotarny a nadiktovana
Jim pokuta $500 a 1traty.
V kaluzine Kozakovy krve
byl nalezen cub, ktery nebyl je
no a tn Sc policie domnivala, re
je to cub vrahGv, ktery mu byl
We strasnem zapase ma smrt wy
razen Kozakem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
Krajan Sc zabil pri padu
IetadIa.

Diva mladi muzi Sc zabili pTi
padu jejich letadla blfzko She
boygan, Wis, "a nedlouho po
sve registraci k odvodu. Jednim
z Mich je 28lety dirigent orche-
stru, C. j. Jares z Chicago.
Druhym zabitym je Guido
Zenk, "a leta. Mladf muzi Sc
vraceli do Sheboygan z Fond
du Lac, kde Sc nechali registro-
vati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
Nova valecna zbran.

V Millersville, w. Va, Alva
Rivers, byvaly uhlokop, prohla
sill, Re ~vynalezl novou expolisiv-
nj latku tax silnou, re by "a 80
dni udelala konec valce a E
vrope.
"MGj vynalez je zvlastnf W.
busnina spojena S prachem,
.jenz ma horst nasledky nez O.
travny plyn," Tekl Riversa.
"Tento plyn a prach z1stane
pc 5 dnf v okolf mfsta vybu-
chu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-25
Opily re zarmutku.

V nocleharne v Clevelandu
byl zatcen 35lety cernoch
Louis Young a obzalovan, pro
Taden1 v opilosti. Policii vypra-
vel, re byl velice nestastny, pro
toze jeho milenka jej oklama-
la a protoze zemTel jeho idol
Tom Mix. ZanevTel ma svet, Sci
Sc opt, vratil Sc domG, svlekl
Sc do naha a vykloniv sc z O.
kna, stTflel do vzduchu. Nastal
poplach, Tide sc sbfhali, pTijela
policie a cernocha vzala sebou.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
RIGHT ANSWER,
WRONG TONE
I y al Street JONlnaID

In its substance. Secretary Huh 5 H.
sponse To SenatolN Nandenberg proposal
ot Il Senate inquiry into the working of
the reciprocal trade agreement IS excel
lent. In the tone III which MI Hull wei
comes the project he is less fortunate.
The acerbity with which he refers 10
those who voted for the uaWley-Smoot
embargo policy in 1850 is regrettable
because it may prepare an atmosphere
for the inquiry unfavorable 10 an eXten-
sion beyond next June of the statutory
authority under which these agreements
are made.
The Hawiey -Smoot Tariff act WAS Il
sorry business, aud il was followed hy
Il deepening of the depression. But to
speak Of this sequence, as Mr.. Hull does.
Us though that legislation were the ore
great cause of nearly a decade OF Dad
times is To diStort history, 20 ignore many
other and greater causes of the depres-
sion from which We have been 50 slowly
and painfully emerging The men who
voted fer the lIawley-Smoot bill. among
whom was Senator Nandenberg did not
invent the protective tariff. Their votes
do not necessarily diSquality them as
honest students of the Hull program
dlli llS consequences IL 0stlt. NJ. iItil
has a right TO ask fer an impartial III
Quiry but not for a hand-picked commit
zee Of friends Of the reciprocal agree
ment idea.
Gnt cannot help wondering whether
the State Department itself might not
have obviated this demand for d COLI
gressional inquiry by rendering more
nearly adequate. more informlngly fac
tual reports from time to time upon the
results of the agreements made. We do
not wish to dogmatize upon the point.
bat the impression fingers that the state
department has been a bit too impatient
Of criticism IN the matter. It has appear
ed-at least to this neW>paper-to eX-
pect its CONGRATULATIONS about the all
around beneficence of the agreements to
be accepted as finally authoritative. That
is not the way we carry Oh government
in this country
At all events duty will rest upon
the committee, if and when It is appoint
ed. to make fair search for the facts
and upon the state department to with
hold unpleasant remarks while it cooper
ates with the Investigators to render their
work truly Illuminating.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Legal ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
M p009

Estate of DAN C. DAVIS. dcccas-
ed.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dCrsigncd, NJ. d. zinn, Public Ad-
minlstrator. as administrator of the
estate OF DAN C. DAVIS deceased
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, that within six months af-
ter the first publication of this
notice they either file them with
the necessary vouchers in the Of
flee of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of the State of California.
in and for tho County of Imperial,
or exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers to the said M. D Zinn,
as administration of said estate, at.
574 Main Street. El Centre, Cali
fornia, the same being the place
for the transaction of the business
of the said estate in the County
OF Imperial, State of California
Dated at Ell Centro. California,
this 11th day of January. 1910.
M. D. ZINN.
Administrator OF the E.
tate of
DAN c. DAVIS
Deceased
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

pendence entails. includins public
uefcnse"
After expressing doubt a Ia
United States willingness 10 merely
postpone independence and after
calling upon the Fihpiros TO dectae
whether TO risk independence or
resign themselves to permanent re-
tention by the United States. Que
ZoA said.
We cannot consider Z permanent
relationship With the United States
unless the Philippines are granted
tull rights of control over cG"rcE64.
the public debt. foreign affairs ard
immigration.
Under tn present common
W"alth Arrangement tao5c problems
are under UHitod Stat ccHtrole
Que2on admitted that II the Unit
&c States .et7ned tie iaIa1ds there
would be small enauc. that tae
United StSte5 would relinaaah my
OF the control II noW cnjoHs.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
PAUL ALVEY NO
hAM-AND-EGGER

Paul Alvey, recently called IN these
columns "north-ond leader of Ham-and-
Eggs pension supporter IS no Ham-and-
Egger.
On the contrary, Alvey as AN Imperial
county farm bureau director voted with
other directors to condemn the screw
ball pension scheme and in his Own
words he has never been affiliated with
the organization in amy capacity. nor do
mated any amount towards its support
at any time.
This newspaper regrets that Mr. Alvey
was placed in a false light through one
of It's editorials and Is glad - MAKE this
correction in the hope il will correct any
Inconvenience gcaused Mr. Alvey IHfor-
nation upon winch the editorial WAS
based came from Il source w had 10 re;t-
son 10 believe unreliable
Investigation at that time revealed
that Mr.. Alvey'S reputation WAS that ri
IL normal Imperial Valley farmer. and
that among his acquAintances and friends
he is highly regarded. In the light of
this information ii was surprising to the
editor to hear that he was Il llam-alltt-
Egger. yet the information came from
such a trustworthy source that it Was
not doubted. Further Developments have
demonstrated that the information was
wrong.
Mr.. Alyel has been recommended by
the Imperial County Democratic Central
Committee for appointment To the coun-
ty fair board.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
YOU CANNOT WIN

Henry J. Gerling, st. Louis school syS-
TEN superintendent, nationally known
among educators, has lost his Job, but he
has learned that speculation for any
reason. however worthy. docs not pay.
Ger ling used school funds earmarked for
relief of needy children to play the stock
market. III the hope Of increasing the
fund He lost The result: Geriing has
been dismissed. and the children he
wanted to help are worse off than they
were before.
1t may be trite, but it is still true.
Honesty is the best policy.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
OVERCOMING TRAGEDY

AT 1!ackensack. y J.. Jessie Simpson
was married Saturday to James Z. Stew
ard, young advertising executive who
was her childhood sweetheart, and 700
friends and admirers crowded into q
church with seats for only $50 to pay
tribute to the brides courage and to wish
the young couple success.
Miss Simpson. now Mrs. Steward, lost
both legs under y train three Years ago.
She was photographers model. She
is still photographers model. and in
addition operates beauty shop in her
home town.
The tribute paid 10 the bride by those
who crowded the church was q tribute
to one who, facing :. tragedy that would
have blighted many live, fer all time.
overcame the terrible handicap. master
ed use Of artificial limbs, continued her
career in spite Of her tragedy. and won.
Steward. her fiance at the time Of the
accident, never deserted her. yet she re-
fused to marry him until she felt her
battle was Won Now. sure of her posi-
ton, radiant in her knowledge that cour-
age can overcome all obstacles. she has
won that battle
The Stewards deserve all the happi-
ness in the World-and the world would
have more happiness if others learned
the lesson Mrs. Steward could teach
them.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Famous Sayings
FiIipinos Must Risk Dangersof
independence, Manuel Quezon Says

MANILA. Jan %. Up -Prcsi
aa&t Manuel I. Quezon told the
Philippines national assembly to-
cay that the Filipino people must
risk the dangers OF independence
o. resign thcmselyes to permanent
retention By the United States.
Addressing the opening session of
the assembly Quezon said he doubt
eQ that the United States would be
Yii3a, 10 consider mere postpone
meHt o. Philippines independence
cue how 10 be achieved in 1916. He
admitted that widespread intcrna-
GCnal aggression had caused MANY
tmnrieans add Filipinos to fear for
the tutnre Of az independent Phil
inpmcs
In my opinion. he sad. no one
cau predict tho future Of All small
INDEPENDENT natlon II We want to
-, tma control ol CIR countrN's de-
leA He iEuyt i" willing to aaslme
al Inc responsibilities tAat lHde-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Among
Our Yesterdays

1t was dangerous to pass worth
less checKs in FL Centre 20 years
ago because the cashiers OF the day
were tough customers and we're as
apt 20 come flying over the coun-
ter to 1raD YOU as not.
Rufus Allies, Negro, tried tic
tr.ch on To3 Cook. cashier OF the
F!rSl National Bank, according to
thc Jan % 1920 issue Of the
Imperial Valley Press, and landed
IL ia!l.
The Press story reads.
Cook examined the check. thcn
reached for the phone TO call tic
Shcriffs office. RuluS bolted. Cook
lcapcd the counter and pursued the
Negro to the street but Allies had
disappeared as completely as u
nickel in Slot machine.
Thirty minutes later. however,
Ceof. a9aIn spotted the Ne2ro. again
capcd the counter and took up
the chase. He was successful this
tine and hauled Allies to the county
jail.
Being in the mood for rounding
up bad check passers. Cook walked
over TO the Golden Rule and reach
ed for his hip pocket. Pedro Alva-
rado. who had passed 5000
check on the bank elevated his
hands and went peacefully to thc
county jail"
We wonder if Cook @ot a ralTo
III pay, or an Offer To 20 to work
III the sheriff. Office
Across the skyline of tho Jan. -
Press was TO-DAY is ENUMEE-
ALTON DAY BE READY
"RumorS were rife la1 c9c0ln@
TO thc effect that a ncH c9mbna-
ton was being perfected by tie
county highway commission and
the supervisors whereby roads 10
be construed with The recent bond
iSaae would bc confined to sections
Of the valley other than Fl Ccntro.
Two bandits, playing IN u poker
samc. threw ihcir card nn the
table and relieved other player
OF $500 in downtown Il Centre.
That better "syatrm than thf
cold deck
The city increased IT. police
force to decrease crime an
advertisement listed the Edison,
"a phonograph with soul for
only 1929 The editorial for
the day warned farmers of the
serious drainage problem in In
pcrial Valley Varncy Broth
ers clothing store ran a full page
ad to feature January clearance
sale bargains
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
GUARDING CIVIL RIGHTS
Kansas City Starr

\ small group Of professors. writers
and others manifest considerable con-
Germ over what they assert is an attempt
by the Dies investigating committee to
suppress the civil liberties of American
communists.
Of course no real American citizen
wants to see any person deprived of his
civil liberties or would defend the Dies
committee in any such effort. But we
should like 10 know where these profes-
sors, writer's, and others were Just few
years back when the Black 'inquisition
committee was seizing private papers Of
citizens wholesale in violation Of the
fourth article Of the Bill of Rights. II
d single one of these gentlemen protested
then we should like to have a postcard
notice to that effect All of those so re-
plying in ten days will be given Christ
mas button.
Not only that. but there was no Off
ci;tl new deal OF White House protest
against the outrageous proceedings of
the Black committee while there have
been several such protests against thN
Dies committee
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

and N9!I t'l9t II could Dc 9!7N1fNN-
&c orly y united action. He asked
What the result would be II b9
1saoEtancous Impulse al Il tt
neutral nation, Joined Il" allies -
ortcr to sua9d against by =
1idcd = me similar thca5a e
post basbnr.sme o. Naaas.a al
Po,sheylm.
I W. the no. defnJfe s'a'rmeFt
- made h. i en sa4ctsa4eal =
ficia hjntmS tat the nefHt5 i
should aid N oppo .aa bot4 o.
manY and RGs.I&.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
British Spokesman Qualities Appeal
To Neutrals Against Nazis, Reds

LONDON. Jan. %. oUPl-A gov
eminent spokesman said today that
an allied victory in the war Will b.
Of the greatest benefit to the small
neutra! countries but hc explained
chat the speech o. Winston Chur-
chill tlrst lord OF the admiralty
indirectly suggesting united frost
AGAINST Germany and Russia
should not 3e considered a.state-
ment ol government policy.
Apparently because Of the un-
favorable reaction of neutral coGn-
tHes 10 Churchiil's speech, tlie
Spokesman emphasized that the
.irst lord Of tic admiralty had not
announced any new departure on
Il pat OF the British government
CfarcllI had warned small IA
tens that the WAY would spread
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Today'S Horoscope

BE prudent III business deaInas
ana in deallne with claers during
lhe next year # your birthday IS
TODAY. Also suard against decep-
tor. ard youY year Will De for fo'-
tunate. Tic chiid born today will
&c good .natured. kind-hearted and
imaginative. Also inventive and
thoughtful. He or she Will be much
interested in politics and social re-
.orn Sch one will make Il
happy. prosperous marriage.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Grab Bag
Onc-Ninute Test

|. What were the Fire Land ot
Ohlo2
?. Where will YOU flnd the fol
Loving quotation: Co to The ant,
tlou sluggard. consider her ways
and be wise
3. What are the three great
arms. or divisions. of the federal
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Words of Wisdom

As there is much beast and some
devil in man. 50 is there somo ange!
and some God in him. The beast
and the devil nay be conquered.
but in this life never destroyed
ColCridGc
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

plc% ThisW Was IN
he da9. when his
country W. lust
up to t1le
riches ii12l# ln!sllt
be obtained IN
t h ! S eXpandin :
land. n orea u
meant what he
said. so he got an
axe and built
..:.:.a.llsei. ca biz in
tho Woods.. Com
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Thoughts for the Day

Many waters cannot 4aench love :el;her can TIT
floods drown Il Il Il man woaid SIZE all tn SUD
stance of his house for love would :tery be con-
commissioners Song 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

WASHINGTON Tic movement TO
build through highway to Al
aska is progressing in spite OF The
war The war helps il. IN fact By
strcssing the hemisphere defense
angle
4 commission .rtprc>cntIne CD
naaian and United States govern
mcnts meets in Ottawa Jan "a
Much exploratory work has been
done. and the actual route viii
probably be chosen at this meet
ing. Then ground parties will go
out TO determine costs
Congressman Warrel. Magnuson
OF Washington. chairman OF the
commission. hopes definite COL
ars-and-certa proposed can be
offered Congress and the Canadian
parliament within a year. Current
estimates. he says. run to about
S2O,OOOOOO and call for a 24-foot
gravel surfaced road tying U. S.
highways to the existing highway
system in Alaska.
One scheme being considered l.
10 have Canada build the road
across Yukon territory. With Il S.
funds helping Oh the 400 $40 mic
lection IN British Columbia.
HERE'S THE DEBT
LIMIT HEADACHE
You could really ;carr yourself
by figuring what might happen
if this Congress should go over
the budget enough to send the
total deficit above the $4,000
100000 debt limit. without al the
same time voting to raise that
limit.
Treasury then would bc III the
position Of ocnG Obliged to pay
the bills but unable - borrow a
dime anywhere Somrthlng less
than two billion = available IN the
5tahilization fund, oi course. bni
Treasury LAWYER 5aY tllat couldn't
be tapped without a spccial act OF
Congress.
Rather more than tWo billion
could be taken out OF tic lending
agencies-but they'd all have to
shut up shop. which would be
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
You re Telling Me-

Finands climate may win the
war with Russia for the Firms. but
after all the advertising its gotten
we're afraid thc little country is
through as a potential winter resort.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

Military planes more and more
&Ic assuming The shape of birds,
says an article. But not u bird
like the dove of peace.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Hints on Itinuci.r

If Vol are writing business
letter 10 q woman whose name
you do not know. address her as
Dear Madame
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

Few deer are visible by day a.oh3
tic highways through the protected
areas OF the U. S. national PARK,
They emerge about sunset from
ha1nts deep in the cover
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
CARNEGIE

HonrE THoreau 0: New England
was considered q quocr mar. WhH"
Because lie believed that happiness
came from simplifying ores lie
!nstead cf making L moro COM
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22


aTera2" living room. He did all the
aol; hin, Il. Dut N the windows.
bu!lt the fireplace. placed the shin
2ies. He KEEP. & journal of ill5 eX-
paases which amounted to less than
thirty collars. Then he tested his
theory! Lived alone did al! his
own Work-Doth houseTork and Ia
Tor. But il aavc him time for little
things: he made friends with tho
birds and tho ANIMALS He had an
rXtraordmarr power over them. lie
could tam" FIJI bH feeding Il,
tten he would scoop hi hand AID
Erirg it OK Of the water.
He .orcd long walks. With note
book IN one pocket and a one -lun..-
q spyelaes III another. Sometime
he steadied tbc spygldss again =
trcc and ga1ed for half an hour
spolibound at ono display OF I'd
'Gge. When hungry he fingered
among the herbs and plants for
something edible he Tould lie to1
long PERIOD of TIM" on his funn@
AID ra1r "a, cuuatcd At a battle Of
...st..
fsr but = ioC CABIN III thc Wild
,.nod. Cot. t2G iIc foDna m foeG
II III @arden iorcsl and tclds
pending :or food ONLY % cent =
v-cek,
He VA @compIctoly unbalanced
or rather. that is Hnat the no.-a-
tor aid as thcv tried 10 argue
I'm out Of MS guoorToss and fold
i'm how he should liTc The Dor
cd him 50 With their advice that
Y vAcn he saw thom coming he ~ould
nIdc
one ia" he vert to the village
i Havc h,s SHOE repaired T!o
ma hal cam. gp aHd 70 Thorcaa's
'onishmcrt told Inn ne va IL
r.. ar1os'
w. "a "oa are NO. : .o
- la-H ~ an"oue
4jgs lot ia.Hs sour 9oa-ta'.
' 9.a@" = .2a. o. that"
Iass4a5 %a9 arr" ted and esp
= .a.o 81 TN freud o. i
.. ri c.4as.gcs Of tnr woods OF
: - J., the act. he pondcrcd i
a1e''1on of no.. much author!'g Il
: segHncn.. OF = nation, saos.o
30 o. Is people. ard II; L
-9.e AZ inepired essay or c.
/ 1aod.cacc." Tine passed that
= - 81. INTO the hands q. "oasp
.:.ascr IL Durham. South Africa.
f.sntually it affected the cnt.te
3 tish. Empire ,or that 3o.mf
,a%ycr wa Ma.a.ma Gandh! VIZ
rs been struggling lor his COUNT
maay year.
ThoreaG to'ue nappjncs3 II {.
L,slc u j.. y room and % AaFe
m..hons of peoplc II the BOOK =
y cto drHIna hls time. He claInnG
t..at fhe .nr" sccYrr 0! happ!nc.
IL II aa3ta thin9s
Th!nx 'a.s over for &o9ttt
r."csrs as theories "a be1 >oa
CO. n modern living. I'd IKE -
l.1ss. ~. ,#r4#,. ro17p}tISlOnS
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

European diplomacy, says an
editorial, should get down to brass
tacks At the moment il seems
Il has gotten down to the use Of
LrasS knut ks
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

Early IN the career of Alexander
Graham Bell. inventor OF the telc.
phone Bell was ridculrd .. -
cIank afui iralln
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
One Minute Test Answers

J. Lands IN Eric and Huron coul-
: ics Which Wcrc Given 20 citizens Of
CONNECTICUT whose towns we're dc
during the Revolutionary
war.
,. IN the Biblc prnferb, &c
3. Executive. legislative and Ja'
flirioi
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

The European scene certainly is
4uzzlng. What promises to become
the biggest fight in history is under
way and the Irish are neutral
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

A fire-proof parachute has been
invented. This. no doubt. is intend
ed to enable "a pilot to enjoy a
'sood smoke while MAKING forced
landing
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

Sailors of the Graf Spec and the
Achilles. interned in BucnoS Aires,
have been fratcrnizing over the beer
mugs. we read Comrades it would
appear. of the foaming deep.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

Fashion designers have never
gwen mere male a break For in-
stance. no one has ever designed
suit coat with lapels the exact shade
of a platinum blondes hair.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Bruce Cation in WASHINGTON
Dissects the News

rather ouinpy. Some $90O.00oO 900
in silver certificates could be is
sued and the Treasury Goes
have the authority to issue three
billions n unsecured greenbacks.
That really could happen. by
thc way. Initiation isn't too tar OF