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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06
ON A BALKAN BORDER

Three i allan bombing
planes today flew over Bitolj,
Jugoslav border town, and
dropped 10 bombs, killing two
and wounding five persons.
Twelve bombs fell near the rail-
road and four al the airdrome.
One fell 20 yards from the hotel
where the United Press corre-
spondent was having lunch.
Two bombs hit near the military
barracks and two in the center OF
town. Two others failed to explode.
"A Belgrade dispatch said the
italian consul at Bitolj had tele-
phoned. saying the planes which
bombed Bitolj bore Greek-not
ltalian-markings.)
1T was reported, without con.
firmation. in Belgrade that three
Italian bombers returned to BitolJ
In late afternoon and dropped five
more bombs
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DELHI, India-Pandit Jawahar-
lal Nehru. former president Of the
India congress party, gas found
guilty IN the district magistrates
court Of Corskhpur Tuesday on
three charges under the defense
Of India act. He was sentenced
to Is months az hard labor on each
count, arising chiefly from max
ing speeches In favor Of ". K.
Gandhis civil disobedience move
ment-
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Flash Guns Annoy
F. D. as He Votes

HYDE PARk-F "a nix in d.
Roosevelt, the first president ever
nominated by q MAJOR party for
q third term. cast his ballot, as
usual, in the Hyde Park. y. Y.
town hall at 1890 p. m. EST.
The president signed the poll
book as No. 2s2. and became a
little Inpatient when photog-
raphers kept popping their flash
guns around him.
Let's 60 and vote. Roosevelt
said moving away with his wife
and mother. Mrs. Roosevelt vas
No. pa in the bslloting and the
aged Sarah Delsno Roosevelt was
No. 2e3.
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7 ere apparently was little
doubt that the failure Of the beam
was responsible for the accident.
which stopped the hig sirliner's IN
strument board clock at 3.34a.
a. m. yesterday. in the midst Of
a snowstorm
c. Y. Hall United Airlines
president. said that CAB tech.
nicians had tested the beam,
found it working irregularly and
warned pilots not to depend upon
it--after Pilot Howard Fey had
wandered off his course trying to
pick up the signal to Salt Lake
City and crashed.
Searching parties reached the
wreekase late yesterday after.
noon. after IT had been located
from the air.
The bodies of Fey and
Thomas Sandegren. co-pilot,
former Tacoma YOUTH were
% feet from the wreckage and
still strapped to the seats.
The body of Stewardess Eve
lyn SANDING was bent at the
waist over a seat. indicating
she had been attending a
passenger when she was kill
ed. The other bodies were In
side the cabin, and officials
said they apparently had died
without knowing they were
in danger.
The bodies will be brought down
a torturous mile-and-a-half noun
tsin trail on pack horses to Cen
treville and taken to Salt Lake
City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06
Republicans See
Gains in Senate

NV YORK - Republicans en-.
peeted 70 win from four 70 ten
seats In the senate Tuesday.
The Democrats cant loss their
majority, though ons-thifd Of the
seats are 81 STAKE
Republicans have % members
the Democrats 6s. the Progressiyss
one. the independents one.
No matter fhe result. some
familiar figures Will be miss
Ing uhen ths senate recon
VINES. Primzrie. eliminated
sens. usnrs y. Ashnrst. D..
Arr; William ~ King. d..
Utah. Rush ID. Holt. ID. ". Va.
Lynn .. Frazier, n, y. ID. and
Edward II. Burke, D.. ssb.
Three Fredsrlek Hale. II. Ne .
Ernest W Gitzon. Il Vt. and VIC
DonAhsy. d. o.-afs retiring One
New Dealer LeN1s ~ sehNslisns
bach. d. Wash. has besn appointed
70 a federal court post
Republican leaders rate tbsir
chances best IN rsnnsyiys ria, Ono.
Indiana. Wisconsin. Illinois ard
Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06
4 Nazi Ships Believed
Ready 10 Dare Blockade

MEXICO CITY - -Four German
ships at Tampieo are loading pig
csrgoes. and II was believed Tues
day they might soon make a break
10 run the British blockade Crews
have been restricted 10 the ships.
II was reported. The ships. orin-
Geo. Rim. Idarwsld and Phrygia.
hay. been ct Tampieo since the
war bxokS out
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East Side Casts Votes
Under Winiry Skies

sPOkANE-A record number Of
eastern Washington voters went 70
the polls Tuesday under xlntry-
looking skies Reports from vari-
Gus areas told Of killing frosts Mon
day night. Some sections reported
brief snow flurries. Despite low
Temperatures, however. officials
predicted an aiI-tine record vote.
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The Predictions:
BY UNITED PRESS

The election forecasts:
Edward J. FLYNN. Democratic
National Chairman: Preside
Roosevelt 70 carry ali but nine
states. winning AZ Of the 55l cleo
torsl votes; Wendell L. Willkle
conceded SIS votes. rest doubtful
Rep. Joseph ". Martin, RepubIi-
can National Chairman: Willkie 10
win s24 electoral votes: Willkie 70
carry New York. Pennsyiyania,
Massachusetts,. Illinois and Ohio.
and probably New Jersey. Rhode
Island and Delaware.
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.Sandegren Rites
To Be Held Here

The body of Thomas f. Sande-
gren. 20, co-pilot of the United
Airlines airplane which crashed
into the Wasateh mountains north
of Salt Lake City Monday morn
ing. bringing death to its 10 occu-
pants, will be received in Taco
ma by the Lynn mortuary, which
will announce the funeral.
Sandegren. recently promoted to
rank of reserve captain with the
United Air Lines. had worked for
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Bombers Start
lie Havre Blaze

DofDOS - Great fires. yisibl.
from a distance Of Is miles. yer.
started by the Royal ar Force In
air raids on the Cernan-occupled
French port Of lie HsYre last
night, the air ministry said to-
day.
IN. Raj bombed invasion ports
and German airdromes In France.
despite bad weather. IN. ministry
SAID. but conditions were too sd-
verse for more widespread opera
tons.
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Sub, Which Sank Great
Liner, Itself Downed

LONDON--An admiralty COM
munique said today that two Ger
man submarines had been sunk
since Oct. 70. Including one which
sank the Canadian liner Empires
Of Britain while II was In too
after having been crippled BY atE-
plane bomhA
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Jugoslavian
City Bombed
BY Italians
Nine Killed. IS
Wounded: Cabinet
HurriedlY Called
(BULLETTSS1

BITOLJ. Jugoslayia - ltal-
Ian planes raided this Jugo-
slav town twice today. killing
nine and wounding 30 per-
sons. Nineteen bombs were
dropped in the first attack
and when the planes made a
second raid this afternoon 100
large bombs fell.
Three planes conducted the first
raid, killing two and wounding
five persons. Seven were killed
and so wounded In the afternoon
attack. The raids caused panic.
Bitolj (pop. ss,ooo) was crowded
for market day. In the second
raid bombs fell on the center of
town, including the railway sta
ton and a nearby Jugosiav army
division headquarters, where a
Capt. Varle, adjutant TO the divis-
ion commander, was killed. Mill
fary authorities ordered q black
out In Bitolj for tonight.
BELGRADE-The cabinet was
reported summoned to an emer-
gency meeting today, as result of
the bombing of Bitolj by Italian
planes.
LONDON - Foreign Secretary
Niscount Halifax today indicated
Jugoslavia had rejected demands
of the axis powers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06
Train Kills Moiorisi

GRANTS PASS. Ore. Stanley
Lewis Braistsd. II. Portland. was
killed Tuesday when ms automo-
bile was struck by a switching
freight train
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HARRIS ioctrIoS. n. H.
Election Oddities
roISrg Aux MARQUES. MlsA.

PLYMOUTH. Mich. A Large
campaign banner made Of old sail
canvas decorated q wall ~ ne.
publican headquarters today. In
bold letters n advocated
Mo executives dsrsxfiors'
Mo standing army"
Mo subtressury
~ the bottom she hammer
said This WhiEs NJ Ply.
mouth viii support that hess.
patriot and Statesman. WI
liam H~ary Harrison"
rhs banner wss from ths ts4o
election. the fret ln which tins
state Of Michigan participated. II
sas discovered In the sttie Of the
building.
INV yonk Joseph Aisxraki
showed up Al his voting place to-
day. and cried a. he cast hla bal.
lot.
lie pointed 10 his sifss mans
on the registration sheet beio~
his ossn.
she died two hours ago he
said
INV YOnh - Wendell 4.
Wilikls and Jsms. A Farley voted
today In the ssfns building public
school No. o
They did not meet. since they
vote from different precincts ana
thsir election boards we're Al op.
poslts ends n fhs building
wAsnrsaros - w..A,ns,ss.
the sossle.s eity. IL the saiy place
In shs United states today ~hsss
ssis aud consumption sf sie.hsiis
beverages !. kxsl.
All states hass lass prohibiting
ths sale of liquor during voting
hour. In national elections There
10 no federal statute involved and
liquor stores and bars In tins Dis.
trirt 81 Columbia ssss OPEN
throughout tins day.
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Local Polls
Open Under
DrizzlY Sky
Voters Troop Into
222 Precinct
Bulloting Places

Voters in Pierce eounty's
222 precincts started trooping
10 the polls early. but not ex-
aetly bright and early. Tues
day morning.
The day dawned vith overcast
skies and close 10 5 O'Clock. when
The polls opened. = light driazlo
sci In
The storm and high Wind.
forecast Mends, had failed 4.
maisrislixe this far inland, hut
the barometer attn WAS low
and The temperature reason
ably mild for earI, November.
The approximately / 900 election
officials 81 The county were ready
at their polling places we'll ahead
Of opening time. but barely n jump
ahead of some Of the early-hlrd
voters.
fnierlaakrn AIDED
Supt. Joe Ford. of the eonnty'a
election department. reported es-
erythlng going smoothly In the
first hour A little trouble shoot
ing" here and there in machine.
served precincts. but nothing scrl-
Gus, he assured
Machines, Ford explained.
ARE In service In the same pre-
rinots In which they were u-ed
at the primary election Sept.
10. Paper ballot. are serving
the smaller and more outlying
precincts.
lnterlasken precinct. one Of
those from which complaints were
made at The primary election be
cause Of the overorowding and de.
lay at Its first experience Nth
voting machine, was provided with
two machines this time, In sntiei.
patton Of heavy vote. Ford sald
Ballot simpler
Otherwise. he indicated. the set
up over The city and county pre-.
cinots Is the same as for the prl-
mary.
The ballet this time IL
simpler. and u WAS expected
voters generally would make
faster time In their selections.
Tacoma II expected to yield a
fairly early complete report Of its
balloting. with first precinct re.
ports due in during possibly the
frat half hour after 3 o'clock poll
closing.
Asks Early Voting
As usual, the office Of County
Auditor $. Clifford Davis viii be
the center Of election Information,
and facilities VIII be provided 10
advise all and sundry Of the prog
ress Of results during the evening
Special machine experts viii
tally the unofficial totals by groups
Of precincts and supply the results
TO newspaper men and radio
broadeasters.
Ford sounded his periodical bat
lie cry for early voting % facili-
tate operations at all ballotinK
,.o5nIa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06
Churchill Sights
War in 1884

LONDON-Prime Minister Win
ston Churchill said in the house of
commons today we already have
established a naval and air base
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A total of 1900 civilians
have been killed and 10000
wounded seriously In air raids
on Britain, Churchill said. Four
fifths of the casualties were In
London, and only about 500 sol
diers have been killed and 500
wounded In air raids. Germany
has lost 10 ajrmen TO Britaln's
one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06

- -
I he fragmentary returns
came from Massachusetts,.
New Hampshire. North Caro-
lima. Alabama. Georgia. Mich
iean. Missouri. Texas. West
Virginia. Kansas. Colorado
and Oklahoma.
st. LOUIS Incomplete.
unofficial returns from ss Of
Missouri's t.ist precincts
gave Roosevelt s.ii1. Willkis
SOIL. The returns we're from
rural districts.
OKLAHOMA CITY = scattered
incomplete unofficial returns fr"m
10 precinct. In four Oklahoma
eouniie. late teds, gasr President
Roosevelt 1.fs1 votes. Wendell 4.
wiliklc i.sis.
NAsitfFE. Mass. Wendell 1.
winkie received ~ and fresdsn,
Roosevelt NJ votes In this old
Indian community ON Cape Cod
The 1886 vote was Roosevelt ~.
Landon 81.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. - Returns
from ron Of ksnss. s1ie precinct.
today gave Roosevelt io.is1,
willki. i1,sss.
DALLAS. Tex.--Seattering
returns from the states 2oa
counties today indicated n
substantial margin for Presi-
dent Roosevelt. with Wendell
Willkie getting n heavier
than-normal Republican vote.
KANSAS CRY. Mo-
incomrlete returns from
LII of The 2,7i0 Kansas
precincts today gave:
Roosevelt 6.i92. Willkie
1922.
wATERyILLE. n. H.-An
seven Of Watsryilles ballots were
cast for Wendell wiilhie. the town
clerk. Mrs Harriet Austin. re.
ported few minutes after polls
closed at noon. Two of the towns
nine rsgistrants did not VOTE. In
1880. the vote Was Landnn I.
Roosevelt |.
GOSHEN. Masss-~.oshsn.
The nrst Massachusetts. lawn
To report returns. gave WiiiLis
III and Ras.eself u. In 1850
the sotr IA. f~ndou lis.
Roosevelt 10.
fAInNOsT. ". FIRST re-
returns from Vest Virginia. an IN
complete tally from 20 precincts
In Marion county. gave Roosevelt
.B5s. Willsie sss In 1891 COM
plste returns from IN. eouniy's Ga
precincts gave Roosevelt zo.s53.
Landon II .s2t.
MARTIN STATION. Ala
Martin station. first Alsbama
community 10 report on this
presidential vote, rave H.,ess-
seit 4. wIlikis o. Two NJ the
remaining THREE saters In the
community ss,d they would
not sots. and ih< third Ma
not eap~etsd ts east . ballot.
pIrTsBIao. Mans. - Ths fret
40 VOTES counted hers today gave
Wsnasii L. @lilsis - votes and
President Roosevelt II. They were
from two precincts.
GAHHOIITOs, ga. - OF the
first go persons 20 vote In the
main carr0liton precinct this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06
WEATHER FORECAST

Unsettled tonight, Thursday
Temperatures: High. S., low, ~.
Sun rises, !; sets, 4:47.
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Duce' S Men
In Danger
OF Disaster
MoY Be Encircled:
U-Boots Ticking
HeovY Toll
tBtI.IETI>s1

ATHE>S-Itaiian bomber. at
lacking at low attitudes bombed
the Attiea coast to-day. Bombers
attacked Sslamis bas, riraeus. the
port for Athens. New Phsleron
and Old Phaleron.
OHRID. Jugoslayia - Frontier
messages reported tonight that
Greek troops crossed the river De-
vol In Albania and drove rapidly
toward Canyon. ON the Bikiista-
koriiza road. In pursuit Of Italian
forces retiring I'm disorderl,.
fashion.
OHRiD, Jugoslayia Frontier
Italian planes again bombed the
great Greek Aegean seaport of sa-
lonika today and frontier dis
patches said Greew civilians were
eyscuating solonika 10 neighbor-
Ing villages.
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All Aboard Plane Apparently
Killed Instantly in Crash

SALT LAKE CITY-Civi aviation board authorities to-
day investigated the failure of radio BEAM which appar-
emily led United Arnes plane to destruction and 10
son to instant death jagged Bounul peak in Wasateh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06

morning. 81 east ballots far
President Roosevelt and - fnf
Wendell l. wllIsis. Ordinary Matt
Griffin reported.
SAVOY. Mas. - save, ,.a.,
gave ws.den willkle ~ sase. and
President ns..~veit ~. In isss
Tho sa,s w.s n.es~seH -. La.
d.a al.
DV>sya-er~.sa~ Ns~.~-
sels had . mad ~ Ina Yates
!. iae.mp,~ie srd .s.ss,sssi
return. to-day frasu - NJ
beavers s1s seslas pseeissts.
The unofficial tally gave The
pse.ident r.soe s.se. 10 1.tss
Tor Wendell 4. Wlllhie. The
lead had shssaed hasds sey-
.rsi slps~s austaG The tsbuta-
ton.
..ss
rOt>Tg Aux MARQUEE. Nleh.
This hamlet on the very Up ~
the Michigan thumb maintained
lis record today 81 helnr the
states first precinct 10 report II
gave Roosevelt, . vote. and
wllikle II
HAars ioetrroS. n. H.
The second View Hampshire com
mnniiy 10 report election returns
today. Harris Location. gave for
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column ~
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ROOSEVELT TAKES earl Y LEA
BUT REPUBLICAN GAINS She
Election Returns
BULLETIN

NEW foRk-The first $4,000 votes counted in todays
election scattered and unofficial from II states frss
dent Roosevelt ~ lol 10 hss7 for Wendell l. Nlke
NEW YoRK-The fire, SIS. 900 vote. counted
unoffieally in today's election gave President
Roosevelt 81. 50 to "a 522 for Wendell L. Willkis
at s p. m, E. s. T.
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BATTLE or GREECE

Fascist armies claimed 10
have cracked the main Greek
defense line before Janina on
the western front today, but
suffered further reverses in
the north as aggressive Greek
mountain troops Smashed
deeper into Albania.
The Italian base Of Koritza. on
the northern front. was reported
under bombardment by Greek ar
tillery, and the famous Eyzone
troops were said To have completed
enlightenment of an entire Italian
division Of probab bly, 1900 men in
the frontier mountain region near
Gorbec, north of Biklistn.
Three more Albanian villages
were reported taken by the Greeks
during the night.
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RAIN IL HINDRANCE

Faseists remained extremely re,i-
cent IN regard to military opera
tons, but the eommuniqus said
strong enemy resistance was over
come. Rome newspapers repeat
eddy have emphasized that rainy
weather hsmpered the Italian
CONTINUED on Page Z. Column p
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IRON BELT" BROKEN

An attempt was made by Italian
airplanes 10 carry aid 10 the Faa-
cist lost division" but Athens dis
patches said the rescue planes lost
their way and dropped supplies
behind the Greek lines. after which
two Of the planes were shot down
and their crews captured.
On the western front. where the
Italians are seeking 10 take Janina
and pave the way for assault on the
island Of Corfu. the Rome high
command reported crack Alpine
troops had broken through the
Iron belt defense line established
by the Greeks and reached the
VoJuss tviosal river sector, about
Is miles north Of Janina.
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FAInMOsT. ". ts.@Tirst re-
returns from Vest Virginia. an IN
complete tally from 20 precincts
In Marion county. gave Roosevelt
.sSs. Nillsls sss. In 1924 COM
plste returns from the eottnty's Ga
precincts gave Roosevelt z0ss53.
Landon 1874.
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GOSHEN. Masa.--6oshsn.
The first Massas husetfs Town
To report returns. gave WiIlLs~
III and Roosevelt n. In 1850
the sotr Mas 1Apdou lis.
Roosevelt 10.
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MARTIN STATION. Ala
Martin station, first Alstssma
community 10 report On tbs
presidential toie. gave H.e.e-
seit 4. WIiikie o. Two ~ the
remaining THREE soters In the
community .sid they would
not yots. and ih< third sAs
not eap~stTd la east . ballot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06

ATEHt n. H-Ail
seven Of Watsryilles ballots were
cast for Wendell Willkie. the town
clerk. Mrs Harriet Austin. re.
ported few minutes after polls
closed ut noon. Two Of The town.
nine reglstrants did not vote. In
Roosevelt |.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-
Incomplete returns from
LII of The 2,7l0 Kansas
precincts today gave:
Roosevelt 6.t92. Willkie
1922.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06

30 VOTES counted here today gave
Nsnaeli l. Hiiisls - votes and
President Roosevelt u Thsy were
from two precincts.
6AHHOfITos. ga. - OF thu
first GO persons 70 vote IN ths
main carr0iifDn precinct tbis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06

Tacoma In expected to yield a
fairly early complete report Of its
balloting. with first precinct re.
ports due in during possibly the
frat half hour after 3 o'clock poll
closing.
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DALLAS. Tex.--seattering
returns from the states 2oa
counties today indicated n
substantial margin for Presl-
dent Roosevelt, with Wendell
Willkie getting n heavier
than-normal Republican vote.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-09

FOR SALE new and used field
floats, also steel V. Valley Black
Slmth Shop, Calexico. 6-14
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.

No. 3130
In the matter of the application
of VERNON JOSEPH McCLANHAN,
for change of name.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON
APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF
NAME OF INDIVIDUAL.
WHEREAS Vernon Joseph Nc
Clanahan, has filed his petition with
the clerk of this court for per-
mission to change his name from
Vernon Joseph McClanahan to Ver-
non Joseph Decker; now, therefore,
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that
all persons interested in the mat
ter aforesaid appear in Depart
ment One of said Superior Court
in the Court House in the City of
Ell Centro, County of Imperial,
State of California, on the 30th day
of August, 1910, at the hour of
eleven o'clock, A. M, of said day.
and to then and there show cause,
if any they may have, why appli-
cation for change of name should
not be granted.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED that
a copy of this order to show cause
be published in the Imperial Val
ley Press, a newspaper of general
circulation published in the City
of Ell Centre, County of Imperial,
State of California, for four sue
cessive weeks next proceeding the
date set for the hearing thereof.
Dated: July 31st, 1910.
V. N. THOMPSON,
Judge of said Superior Court.
Aug. 2, 9, Is, %.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-09
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO EN-
GAGE IN THE SALE OF AL
COHOLIC BEVERAGES.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN !:


TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN !:
Notice is hereby given that fiji
teen days after the above date, the
undersigned proposes to sell alco-
holic beverages at these premises,
described as follows:
9 Miles East of Jacumba, Imperial
County.
Pursuant to such intention, the
undersigned is applying to the
State Board of Equalization for
issuance of an alcoholic beverage
license Cor licensss) for these prem
ises as follows:
ON-SALE BEER.
Anyone desiring to protest the
issuance of such license (s) may
file a verified protest with the
State Board of Equalization at
Sacramento, California, Stain G
grounds for denial as provided by
law.
WENDELL A HORTON.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-09
30 Farm Implements

USED Brenneis border disc. extra
good shape 5000 Edgar Imple-
ment store. 418 Main. 8-16
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-09
Business Services

WE ARE wrecking the old FL Cen
tro hotel at 5th & Main and have
for sale: 1x3, 1x4, Ike, 1x8, 1x10,
1x12, 2x3, 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 2x10 and
2x12. We have serveral wash
basins, bath tubs, toilets, doors,
windows; also some metal ceiling,
pipe u to 2 inch, black and gal
vanized, and inch sewer pipe
and fittings, brick $500 per thou
sand and various other thing, all
at bargain.
Ell CENTRIC LBR. e. TRADING Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-09
23 City Property - Sale
24 Wanted Real Estate

WILL PAY, up to $1,000 for a
modest home in FL Centre. $3.50
cash balance, monthly. q. G.
Webster, Brawley, Phone 30.
8-f1
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-09

NOTICE former customer of Roy
Oliver formerly of Crescent jew
elry) or others needing silver
work or stone cutting can contact
him by writing P. o. Box 966
8-1i
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-09
Situations Wanted

EXPERIENCED women desires po-
sition caring for the sick or car
ing for child while mother works.
Would consider housekeeping. See
Mrs. Taylor, 461 He'll st. $40
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-09
IL Business Opportunities

FOR SALE cheap, Goffs Home
Made Candy Kitchen on Highway
80, Lizzy Golf, Boulevard, Calf.
8-12