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Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Filipino Wounded
In Gun Fray Here

Ed Rosario was iii the FL Centre
hospital Monday recovering from
bullet wounds in face and shoulder
and Silver Raposas was in the
county Jail. accused in the shooting.
Officers said Rosario was seated
in the back seat of an automobile at
Third and Maple streets with Ben
Cruz, Filipino labor boss, when Ra-
poSaS suddenly opened the car door
and fired.
There was no apparent motive for
the shooting. Rosario will recover,
physicians declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
japan ReSents British
Seizure Of Germans From
Nippon Ship: Nozis Worry
Columbus Sailors
isheartened by
British Success

SAN FRANCISCO, j a n
%. (UP)-The spirits of 521
crew members of the scuttled
German liner Columbus, held
at the immigration station at
Angel Island, were dampened to-
day by word of the seizure of 81
fellow countrymen from the Asama
Maru off the japanese coast.
With two Australian cruisers and
Canadian destroyer reported how
ering off the coast of California
they feared they would not reach
their homeland before the end of
the European war.
The Columbus crew was brought
here Thursday morning from New
York. and will be sent to Germany
by way Of Japan and Siberia. Under
immigration department rules, the
stay of the Seamcn is limited to
two weeks.
The presence of the Germans
presented problem somewhat
unique in international affairs. The
North German Lloyd line, which
owned the Columbus, is paying the
American government $7OO a day
to feed and house the crew.
A spokesman for the Nippon Yu-
sen Kaisna line, which operates
the Asama Maru from which the
German sailors were taken yester-
day, said 1t was probable his COM
pany would decline TO carry further
German subjects.
1--WE don't like TO have Snots fired
across the bows of our ships, have
them searched and passengers re-
moved" the spokesman said.
The United States on the other
hand. the official believed, could
not intern the seamen now held
here. as Uruguay and Argentina
did the crew of the raider Graf
Spec.
These men have a civil status;
they are not engaged in warfare" j."
the spokesman said. They come
under the jurisdiction of the i'm
migration department, not the war
department or the department of
state"
The North German Lloyd COM
pany has given bond to the Am
erican government for the Colum-
bus crew, thereby limiting the pos
sibility of escape.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

SACRAMENTO, Jan. %. up
The state water authority today
opened public hearing here for
consideration of a proposed So
100000 revenue bond issue to pro-
vide a system for distribution of
power generated at Shasta dam,
chief unit of the Central Valley
water project.
The hearing. requested by the
Central Valley association which
is opposed to the plan, will deter
mine whether Gov Culbert Olson
will be asked to include the bond
proposal in the agenda for the
special session Of the Legislature
convening Jan. 20.
Supporters of the plan cited a
letter made public in Washington
from Secretary Harold Ickes TO o.
son in which the secretary was
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Maude G|asby
Addresses P..T.A.
District MeetinQ
ALAMO-YERDE NOTES

Mrs. D. Mckenzie has been con-
fined to her home for the past
week, with an attack of influenza.
+ Friends who called on Mrs. Nc
kenzic during her illness we're: Mr..
and Mrs. Grover Baker Of Ell Centro
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cary, Mrs. A,
Wogatzkc, Mrs. G.. E. Tuttle and
Mrs. Alex Eubank of Alamo.
The monthly district meeting Of
PIT. A. met at the Alamo school
Monday, Jan. IS. A business meet
ing was held. Mrs. Maude Glasby
of Calexico, gave an interesting talk
on parliamentary law. She also
spoke of the founding of County
Council of PIT. A. at the Alamo
school in Feb. of 1884
It was decided to hold future
Founders day meetings at Alamo.
Mrs. Frank O'Conner OF Los An
geles is expected to arrive Wcdnes-
clay for a visit at the Chas. A. o.
Connor home.
Mrs. r. RyerSon of Holtville and
Mrs. G. E. Tuttle of Alamo at
tended the initiation exercises of
the Daughters of Union Veterans
at the Veterans Hall in FL Ccntro
Friday. Jan. IL.
Mrs. H. K. Law is recovering
from an attack of influenza
The Alamo PIT. A. held a
meeting of the Study club Thursday
Jan. 18 at the Alamo school at
2 pm.
Mrs. Jack Monroe of Winterhavcn
spent Monday evening visiting at
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Tuttle of Alamo.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Stiner and
family Of the Verde district visited
with the Alber Muller family of
Holtvllc recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles OConnor
who have been visiting Los Angeles
for the past several months. return
ed to their home in the Alamo
district on Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
104 Still Missinu
From Italian Ship,
Officials Declare

ROME. Jan. %. tUP)-Of 643
persons aboard tho burned Italian
motorship Orazio 500 were known
to have been rescued and l04 In
Guiding 68 members Of tho crew.
still were listed as missing. an Of
licial communique said today.
The communique said that the
Crazio carried 4l2 passengers and
23l crew members.
The Italian liner Conte Di Bian-
camano saved 3l8 passengers and
l73 passengers and crew members
we're saved by the Italian steamer
Colombo A French ship saved 48
persons.
1t was feared that the !04 per-
sons still listed as missing had put
TO sea in lifeboats before rescue
ships arrived.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
News Notes from
Heber District

Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Dean arc
proud parents OF a baby boy borr
Thursday.
Mrs Ray Barnes and son Raw.
mond left for Sonora Tuesday evc-
ming because of illness of Mrs
Barnes brother. Ed Lepape. Barnes
received word Of his death Wed.
ncsday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Hubert Amasor
called on the home of Mrs. Mac
Price Saturday night.
Raymond Barnes visited ElWood
ST. John at Mesquite Lake Satur-
day.
Rev. Charles McCalmon of FL
Centre Christian church was In
charge Of the services Sunday.
Mrs. Kay ConrOc and daughter
Pauline were Saturday callers oil
Mrs. Ray Barnes.
Mr and Mrs. Luther Burke re.
Gently moved into ono OF Gardner,
cottages.
The Hcbcr baseball team was
quite a success Sunday by winning
II to 6 over Indio at Indio.
Lila Fac Cecil has been i'll witt
bronchitis for the past two weeks
Mrs. Herbert Lee spent Sunday
with Mrs. Pete Anderson.
Lcona Cecil and friends spent
Sunday in San Diego and vicinity
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22


to that which had arisen as the
result OF censorship of mails from
United States by Britain.
~ official sources foreShadoWed
that Japan would hold that some
OF thr men seized could be classed
neither as active scamen of military
status nor aS rcserTlStS and that
therefore thclr seizure was illegal.
The lG.7o5 ton japanese passenger
lIncr Afama Maru was nearing Yo-
Eohama yesterday when British
Warahip, Its name painted ont but
reported To be of light cruiser class,
began cIrclin& II. The British war;
&hlp fired Two blank shots.
The ASama Maru had left San
Francisco Jan. 8 and Honolulu Jan.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Ships, Planes Search Mediterranean
For Survivors from Burning Vessel

MARSEILLES, France. Jan. %
cUP)-Ships and airplanes search
cd the Mediterranean today for pas
Scngcrs and crew OF the burned
Italian liner Orazio as the first
survivors and their rescuers, land
ing here. told Of their escape.
1t was feared here that at least
one Of tho Orazio's lifeboats, con-
tanning perhaps so passengers and
crew members, had been lost.
Official Italian advices from
Genoa reported tltce lifeboats, con-
tanning 81 persons, were missing but
1t was believed that some of these
had been picked up by French ships.
The first As survivors were land
cd here by French liner this
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Jean Parker Asks
Court for Divorce

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. % up
Film actress Jean Parker went to
court today to press her divorce
suit against George NJ. Macdonald
New York newspapcrman, whom
she charges with cruelty.
The young actress complaint
which was filed last December,
charged Macdonald with cruelty,
and said his actions caused her to
become nervous and ILL.,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

IL with 81 German scamcn aboard,
all former members of the crews
of Standard Oil tankers.
They were on their way home via
Russia to avoid the British block
adc. The British warship had been
seen lying off the coast since last
Wednesday and it was believed to
have been awaiting the ASama.
San Francisco reported that
about so more homewarding Ger
man Scamcn were aboard the Japa-
ncsc ship Ginyo Maru which left
San Francisco Jan. Is. The crew
OF the scuttled liner Columbus is
waiting there for transportation
home.)
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
--HEBE!s NOTES


Eobl'r Sue Robertson was an
overnight .uest OF Hulda Free in
Fl Centre Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Smith and
sOn Of CHlrXico called on Mr and
~. Otis Briggs.
0Mrs, Marc Chalicrs and John
Brooks Of BraWlcy were Sunday
visitors ol MI. and Mrs, Hank Wal
trap
Grorlo McCucn and Iris Hall of
f Ccmtro visited Mr.. and Mrs Irwin
S;ooksbcrry Sundar.
Mrs. Hclcn Smcdlcy and Lois Op-
p'nGc'N'r Herc visitors Of Evelyn
Robertson SUNDAY
Pos Chandler visited friends in
Hcbcr over the Weekend.
JIM Chapel and jim Hicks OF
PiIOcnIX are IN Hebcr.
NrVrrl; 10 Robertson and Kath-
eSm" Hester spent Saturday with
Diane ClCmOns in IL CCntOr.
CgcIl Middlestonr recently pur
chased MI Galuepa's mule business.
Mrs. Mildred BurdiCk of CaleXlco
WAS an afternoon caller of Mrs. R.
Robertson Wednesday,
M. and Nj Mckay and Ollie
Smith OF Ontario were visitors of
and Mrs. Woodrow Clevenger
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
NYA Orchestra
Additions Slated

Boys and girls who propose join-
ing an orchestra, sponsored by the
National Youth Administration.
that will tour South America will
be given additions in Ell Centre.
Carl Gobcr Of the N. Y. A. announc-
cd Monday.
Gober said Elizabeth Elson would
arrange the trials.
The orchestra will be made I'D of
lO9 American boys and girls and
will be directed by Leopold Stokow-
ski
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
On Way Home Via Russia to Avoid Line
OF BLOCKADE, Sailors Fall Into Hands
OfEnsIish Warship Off Japan Coast

TOKYO, Jan. p. (UP)-Japan announced today that
regarded the British seizure of 81 German from
Japanese ship as "a very dsagreeable action" was
considering its course.
1t was indicated that the incident might precpitate
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

Filling 4 vacancy that has existed
since July ]. 1898, Howard l..
Bevls, Harvard university profess
sor and former Ohio state Su-
premc court judge, has been
elected president of Ohio state
university at Columhus. q. Revi7,
81, l. native nf Hamilton
COUNTY
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

MI and Mrs. C. c. Dean arc
proud parents of a baby boy born
Thursday.
Evening star., 1940-02-11
Mrs. CoWan
Hostess at
Bridge Party
Miss Dannehl
Is Visiting in
Fredericksburg

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Feb. 10.
Mrs. G. Mcdonald Cowan was
hostess at bridge luncheon Tuesday
afternoon. Her guests included Mrs.
Frank H. Reichel, Mrs. r. H. l..
Chichester, jr.; Mrs. Walter N.
Chinn, jr.; Mrs. Thomas B. Payne,
Mrs. Branch Spalding. Mrs. George
L. Hunter, jr.; Mrs. Fielding L. Will
son, Mrs. George T. E. Sheldon, Mrs.
Stuart Tansill. Mrs. A. E. Craver,
Mrs. L. Philip Cox, Mrs. George j.
Ales, Mrs. Taylor F. Turner, Mrs.
Olin Linthicum, Mrs. Charles H.
Lewis, Mrs. N. Talley Ballou, jr.;
Mrs. Richard Hallberg, Mrs. E. G.
Bell, jr.; Mrs. w. M. Boyle, Miss
Irma Bell and Mrs. Edwin Vaughan,
the latter of Richmond.
Miss Frieda Dannehl of Washing
ton has arrived to visit her mother,
Mrs. Augustine Dannehl. She will
leave Wednesday for Cleveland to
take a position with the Public
Health Department of that city.
Mrs. Graves Leaves
For Florida Visit.
Mrs. Lee j. Graves has left for
Hollywood and Miami. Fla.
Miss Margaret Wallace and Miss
Helene Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
T. Lindstrom ane Mr.. Sam l.. Alex
ander attended the Virginia cotillion
IN Alexandria Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Berson Keys of Kan
sas City and Mrs. Victor E. Sisson of
Roanoke are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Blaine L. Lucas.
Mrs. C. w. Beebower of Roanoke
is visiting DR.. and Mrs. James E.
Walters for several days. The
Walters have just returned from a
visit in st. Petersburg, Fla.
Mr.. Ferris w. Schneider, who has
been making his home here for sew
eral years, left Sunday for Los
Angeles. where he will reside. Mrs.
Schneider and their young son will
leave this week end to visit Mr..
Schnedler's parents in Glen Ridge,
N. j.. before joining Mr.. Schneider
on the coast.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert F. Caverlee
are in Leesburg, Fla, for two weeks.
Evening star., 1940-02-11
Miss Shelton
Is HOnored

Mrs. c. S. Bardwell entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Shore
ham in honor of her niece, Miss
Mary 10 Shelton, whose marriage
to Mr.. Richard j. Bruce of Cumber-
land, Md, will take place Saturday
in Fredericksburg. Va, her former
home. Among the other guests were
Miss Shirley Holmes Of Cumber-
land, whom Miss Shelton has chosen
as her maid of honor and only at
tendant; Mrs. st. Clair D. Shelton,
Mrs. Watson v. Shelton. Mrs Ar
thur E. Kimberly. Mrs. c. c. Bane,
Mrs. F. Richard Burke, Mrs. c. p.
Coleman, Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. A..
M. Rlnaudot, Mrs. A. R. Barnett,
Mrs. Paul Largent, Mrs. Rebecca
Barnes and the Misses Katherine
Mccormick, Alma Boyette, Ellie
Bowen. Sara Spence, Helen Harlow,
Frances Brady, Ruth Madden, Agnes
Pinkston. Martha Shelton, Mary
Louise Lucas, Robbie Pinkston.
Catherine Cox and Florence War
field.
Evening star., 1940-02-11
18th Wedding
Anniversary Held

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover g. Shumaker
entertained at a buffet supper jan
uary % at their home in Edmonston,
Md, in celebration Of their 25th
wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shumaker were as
sisted In receiving by their daugh-
ter, Miss Alma G. Shumaker, and
son and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin B. Shumaker. Also
present was their little grand
daughter, Alma Marie Shumaker.
Others who assiseed the hosts were
Mrs. P. K. Parlett of Annapolis, Md:
Mrs. Madeleine L. Bosher and Mrs.
Frank Cowell of Riverdale, Md;
Mrs. Charles Burton of Hyattsville,
Md, and Mrs. George McCibbin of
this city.
Mrs. Shumaker wore gown of
aquamarine color lace with silver
Evening star., 1940-02-11
Takona Park
Visitors Are
Entertained
Mr.. F. A. Richmond
And Wife Hosts:
Other Social Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Richmond
entertained informally last evening
at their home in Takoma Park for
Mr.. Richmond's brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richmond
Of Boston, who are spending a week
here en- route to Florida. Mr.. Raber
Schanck of Portland, Oreg., was a
guest during the week of the Rich
monds. Mr.. Schanck was a class
mate of his host at Stanford Uni
versity.
Mrs. Roy A. Simons will entertain
Tuesday afternoon at Valentine
luncheon and bridge party at her
Willow avenue home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lyons and
their small son, who formerly made
their home in Hartford, Conn.,, have
moved into the house at 298 Cedar
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell H. Lampson
and Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Coffman,
jr.. are spending three weeks in
Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Irwin L. Fullmer has issued
invitations for bridge luncheon
February %.
Sister Is Visiting
Mrs. Milton Whitney.
Mrs. Milton Whitney has visiting
her for several weeks her sister,
Miss Nell Stuart, who is en- route
from San Francisco to the Army
post at Fort Bragg. N. c.
Mrs. j. G. Pratt will entertain
at luncheon Tuesday.
Mr.. Harry Dodge and his son, Mr..
Harry P. Dodge, jr, left Thursday
for Louisville, KY, where they are
spending 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Johns
ton are giving up their house on
Buffalo avenue and plan to move
shortly into an apartment on Chest
nut street.
Mrs. j. w. Dudley entertained at
bridge Thursday night.
Mrs. Jennie Adams was hostess at
bridge Friday evening, entertaining
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Adams.
Mr., and Mrs George P. Cheyney
have leased their home at SIG Fern
street for a month. while Mrs.
Cheyney is visiting her mother in
Illinois and the former is in Cleve-
land on business trip.
Evening star., 1940-02-11
Episcopal Hospital
Luncheon Is Given

Mrs. Faber Stevenson, chairman
of the committee Of st. Stephens
and the Incarnation Church, and
Mrs. William j. La Varre, chairman
Of the committee of the Church
Of the TRANSPORTATION, were in
charge of the informal luncheon
February 2 after the monthly meet
ing Of the Board of Lady Managers
OF the Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital. The luncheon was held
at the nurses home.
Mrs. James E. Dalgush, president
OF the board, assisted at the
luncheon together with the following
members of the two church COM
mittees: Mrs. D. B. Heady. Mrs.
John STACK, Mrs. Edwin M. Has
brouck. Mrs. Andrew Dew, Mrs,
Thomas Scrivener. Mrs. Thomas L.
Lowe and Mrs. Paul Wilbur.
Evening star., 1940-02-11

accessories sud . ccrsage Of gar
denias. The marriage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Shumaker took place In WASH
ington. Mrs. Shumaker formerly
was Miss Olive g. Akel Of Quantico,
Va. and Mr.. Shumaker formerly was
q resident of Lovettsville, Loudoun
County, Va. They have resided in
Edmonston for the past 20 years.
Evening star., 1940-02-11
Cocktail Party

Miss Ruth Popkins of Georgetown
entertained at a cocktail party yes
terday afternoon for her sister. Miss
Peggie Popkins; Miss Olga Mertz
and Miss Anna Mae Peacock, who
later left for Miami Beach, Fla.
Evening star., 1940-02-11
Dinner for Prince

The Swedish Minister, M. Bost-
rom, will be host at dinner Tues
day evening entertaining a group of
men in honor of Prince Bertil of
Sweden who is spending some time
in this country.
Evening star., 1940-02-11
Travelling Auto Librories

Canterbury and Westland Ed
ucation Board, in New Zealand,
plans to have its travelling motor
libraries carry 1000 books this year.
Evening star., 1940-02-11

MRS. SAMUEL N. DAMREN.
A recent visitor in Washinq-
ton, 1Dhere she formerly lived,
Mrs. Ddmren has returned to
her home in Portland, Me.
Before her marriage she ,Uas
Mrs. Frances Sherier Behr.
When Disittng here recently
she UaS the guest of her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Sherier. -Hessler Photo
Evening star., 1940-02-11
something fowery!

POSY PRINT HANKIES- Fresh and
fascinating in new prints almost life-size
and gloriously life-like in coloring! Pure
linens, sheer and finished with hand-rolled
edges in Springfield collection Of new
prints SOC.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-26
Laguna Mountain Resort Area TO Get
Cabin, Recreation improvements

Az encouraging report ON I'M
BroYrments tO be made IN the La
atnH mount2in resort area Waa
tH'a.4. L.@l 10 1Ar yalcp tins
..",.'- 4. ~ telh Rtid. Hho re
i.,..r. tr NalIs5 oNlcl Oh the
4 tAr,ul,}e board Tor thc Laguna
Protective association.
Mr. Reid attended dinner
meeting OF the board Wednesday
ml@ht II The San DIEGO club. San
DECO. When the proup met with J..
n. EWlnH forest engineer for the
u. S. Forestry service. La2una IS
under thc forestry administration.
Ewing announced that the for
tSuY serTic" has made arrange
mcnts whereby small groups OF pro-
perty owner c;n develop water at
4 reasonable cost. Th" association
IS permitted TO develop water III
small areas 50 that those groups
ready Tor il may 20 ahead without
forcing other groups not a5 yet rca-
dy, 10 inter- the Development pro
llct
Announcement Was made OF the
possibility OF getting the Mountain
Empire Electric corporation to run
L lLr 10 I@9uHa. with the prObu-
hl.lt1 that j! tins Is donc. a tclc-
pho!r inc VIII be- rum also.
Rccr";dlon"l facilities are to be
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-26

t!nutS over Japan s course IN China.
Al Shanghai, meanwhile. British
navy Officers said today that L Jap
ancac Warahip h;ld halted and
boarded the British coastal steam
snip Wnr Sang Wednesday Oft
FoOchoW. between HONG Kong and
Shanghai. a
II was unknown whether this W;
a rctaliatO"y measure By the Jap
ancGr navy against Great Britain for
the HclZlrc OF y German aeamen
from tlic Japait,.e liner AEAmu
Maru. or Vs. aEuthcr instance II
winch Japane5c Waralnpa had halted
EritISh merchantmen along the
China coast III pursuance Ol the
Jupantac war blockadc.
BrltainS reply 10 4 strong jap
aneac note protesting British Sclz-
urc OF 81 German Seamcn from the
japanese liner Asamu Maru last
Sunday was sent to Tokyo today
nom London.
The note was sen; with a re-
quest that Sil" Robert Craigie, Bri-
tiSh ambassador to Tokyo, deliver
it ut once to the japanese foreign
office.
Contents of the reply, ii was said,
will not be published without jap
aneSe consent.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-26
Bruce Cation in Washington
Dissetts the News

boards old age insurance accounts
His boss sent his name IN that Way
Just Dummy. 40 first name or
i!litials-and forgot 10 gave his card
number. Wuen Il board Official
tried 10 check up, Dummy had lelt
his Job and couldn't be found. Mean
while his card Is on file: some day
he MAJ nave money coming to him
which ne wont D" able to collect
The board has between 100000
and 806O90 similar cases-workcrs
who have PAID Iii" old ace insn-
ance taE for 4 while but VINO can /
tc toInd no2. on whose account
numbers are missing
The numbrl is much smaller
han Il used to be. When the act
vas first passed. about 10 per cent
of all tAc returns were in error IN
one WaY 0r another: now the num-
Der is dndor one per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-26

WASHINGTON - l. 5 possible
L0w TO ct 4 pretty clear idea OF
ne rhs4qcs Xh5ch critic Of the
Wa4a.s &C, I'D til" Iaaat Board
g. u dcIaLG n Ia. css.oa 0i Con
-rcsa.
TAeso changes arc apt TO be much
'c,r "ao,'ru,f.Te' @.d weeping
ran ..e 3c.a eHpocted. According
~ one of tac most prominent ana
.3fluen'.al ~ n" boards Toes IN
Conerr. the sill probably IN
rluGc
Crta,ion q, Z. t.lc-n4,aa board in
!ace .. ,Nc prc.cn' baara II three,
-.,n s1me provision 70" 2ro9raphl-
c.! ,aarc-clfat.oH n naM."2 mem
.-g
sDaa.cmcn, .rat thn board fol-
,ow es'nylIncd rJlos ot evidence
4: followed u rhr federal courts.
Defu.'lpn b. Corelca Of the
,-ctaos ot procedure removing the
3oa.d. "over - MAKE its own
.t4as aua .pcsitical!Y rcaqirlng Ger
',n. oh.n.ne sch ae 'he ri"ht OF
,r'4'.9a ht cwploVcrs
Ia o.l'g %orG -prearnt person
g.. - guctl1c. o! the BOARD will
b, 3. .3,I. but not tine ba.ic prln-
.,., u! me Waoncr AZ
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-26

increased. The amphitheatre is
practically completed. The board
voted 70 purchase L piano Whlch the
forestry service VIII shelter. the ser.
Hlc" agreeing Tentatively to build
= dailcp floor, probably near the
amphithcatre.
A Ski run and baseball fields are
also to be added. and Il space will
be reserved for parking and will be
kept clear of SHOW during the Win
ter season.
The forestry service also am
nounced realimment and oiling of.
the road from the ranger Statio1
to the Shrine camp and stated thats
San Diego county is going ahead
with a new road from L2guna juno
ton TO the ranger station. connect
ing with the new Julian road, thus
assuring Il good high speed road.
d. d. Lore of 1924 28th ST. San
Dlco, offered to serve as Il clearing
house for persons wishing 10 buy
and sell cabins. With the forestry
service opening up new lots this
year and with the increased demand
tor cabins. this service is needed.
said Mrs. Reid
The forestry service also an
nOunCtd Improvements III the
camping grounds where l25 stove
and table units are available