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Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Beysch|ag to Speak
At Center Meeting

Frank G. Beyschlag, county farm
advisor will be principal speaker
at meeeing of the Jasper farm
center at Jasper school Friday
night, according to Wes Anderson
center director.
Beyschlag will review accomplish
ments of the economic drainage
conference last month.
Jasper home department will serve
a pOtluck dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
4.H Club Growth
To Be Shown at
Annual Roundup

Growth and development of the
Imperial county All club vii be
demonstrated Saturday atter"on
at the annual roundup and tarbc-
cue AT the Imperial fairgrounds,
according 10 Lee Landcrman dub
director.
The barbecue will be ServeG from
$50 p. m. to $50, Jandcrman slic
and is expected to attract more than
1000 persons.
Four baby beef ANIMALS nav,
been killed for the barbecue and
committee of All members and
leaders have begun preparations TO
serve 1000 persons.
A All activity program, in which
the progress and development Of
club work VIII bc shOH9. will
feature entertainment
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Britain Assures
Balkan Peace

LONDON, April 18. (UP)-Prime
Minister Neville Chamberlain told
the House of Commons today that
the Allied program in the Balkans
was designed to preserve peace and
promote security in southeastern
Europe.
Chamberlains statement was in
reply 10 questions regarding the re-
cent meeting of British envoys to
Balkan states TO work out problems
o: tightening the blockade against
Germany in that area The French
envoyS held a similar meeting in
Paris to consider means of out bid
olng Germany for Balkans goods
and cutting down re-exports to the
Reich.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Scouts Prepare
For Camporee

Three hundred Scouts and leaders
from all parts of the Imperial Yuma
area council will gather for a camp
oree at the City Park in CaleXico
on Saturday and Sunday. The
Camporee is an annual affair in the
Imperial Yuma area council and is
an exposition of Troop camping en-
a patrol basis under the leader
5hpi of boy patrol leaders.
Scouts will pitch their tents. cook
their meals, and conduct various
Scout activities during the two days
2f the Camporee.
Saturday afternoon a program OF
field events will be held and on
Saturday evening council fire with
patrol stunts and songs will be
conducted.
Provision has been made for both
Protestant and Catholic church
services on Sunday morning and
the Camporee will close at 200 p
m. Sunday afternoon.
Awards will be presented TO pa
trolls on the basis of points scored
and suitable trophies will be award
ed to participating troops at the
next court of honor.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
HANG WATCH UP,
THEN LOSES 1T

Vostile Mason, 17-year-old Ell
Centre girl of 174 State street, hung
her wristwatch on hickory tree
while she played baseball in the
100 block on State. When the game
was over the watch was gone, she
told police.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18

indicate ono reason for the British
attention 10 Stavenger airport. Pre-
Sumably the transports were en-
ployed III fcrIYing German troops
from D5nmark or Germany to Nor
way.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
ITALY, GERMANY EXCHANGE
MILITARY MISSIONS

ROME, April 18. CUP)-A COM
munique today said that Italy and
Germany were exchanging military
missions in a program to "main-
tain constant contact between the
armed forces of the two nations y
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
ENGINEER HERE

R. B. Luckenpach. traffic engin-
Ger with the state highway depart
ment. is in Imperial Valley this
week checking road and traffic
hazards
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
PLAyTOGS-Nev
1913 and 2.98

-Sharkskin tennis shorts pleatcd
and with self belts White and
the best pastel shades Also
candy stripe Seersucker blouses in
gay cOlors. Smart play togs.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18

Mark Twain Shirts in new Spring
patterns LES regularly and now at
l.39 Woven fabrics in light stripes
and checks. All sizes.
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learning is taken away the student isn't encour- aged to track down clues and ideas by herself.
 Therefore, much of the time the average stu dent spends in lecture room is spent by Sarah Lawrence girls in the library, laboratory, and in taking part in, and looking at, the doings of the oueside world Instead of requiring each girl to take prescribed course, each girl at Sarah Lawrence is allowed to fellow her own interests and her own needs
 Sarah Lawrence is really laboratory in which the progressive type education quite widespread in elementary schools, is being worked out the college level
 The college has recently made a motion picture of the type of work being done by its students. The movie is being shown now to educators in South America.
 SARAH LAWRENCE IS PIONEERING
 Though she labels only four colleges existing today as progressive Bennington, Bard, Black Mountain and Sarah 1Lawrence-MisS Warren is convinced that progressive education will in time replace the tradi- uonal in all colleges.
 There is already progressive element in many colleges although the schools themselves are not yet progressive. That is because colleges all over the country have come to the point where they &C., knowledge the wastefulness of macnine-made educa- tion. It is cheap-but it is wasteful
 Sarah Lawrence" points out its president 'is only working ahead in the direction that all colleges will take'
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ments guaranteed by specialists to cure catarrh, and neither did any good. (H. T)
 Answer-Of course no specialist" can guarantee a remedy to cure anything. No reputable physician would pretend to do so. What you mean by "catarrh" I cannot imag- inc. Why not stop the nonsense and consult a physician-leave it to the doctor to determine what is the matter; your part is simply to tell the doctor what your complaint is, not to try to diagnose your trouble for him.
 Red Nose
 I am most grateful to you. By use of your recipes on and off for a few months I have gotten rid of rum blossom" that made my life miserable. Now my nose is free from shine and redness and I am happy about it. CMiss E. Al
 Answer-"White lotion" is a famous local remedy for shiny, red nose-teaspoonful zinc sulfate, tea spoonful potass sulfurata (potas- sium sulfide), and enough rose water to make four ounces of lotion. Shake well, pat on skin with fingers, let dry over night, wash off next morning. For copy of 80-page Save Your Skin" containing many rec ipes for home made cosmetics and remedies for common skin troubles, send twenty-five cents in coin and 1-cent tamped envelope bearing your address.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09
1He C0nquer0r BeSto7cS Bitter "7Onor',-
 MOTHERS TO GET FIRST. PLACE IN BREADLINES
BY RUTH MILLETT

MOTHERS GET FIRST PLACE IN BREAD-LINES IN FRANCE"
 That headline over a recent news dispatch from Vichy, France, tells a modern story in a few words.
 The story goes on to say that mothers with three chil- dren under IA years of age will, in the future, be given priority when standing in line for food.
 TO ENCOURAGE HOME LIFE"
 This, says the dispatch, is the first of many measures being planned to encourage home life and larger families in France.
 This is what a power-hur- gry regime has brought on the women of a once-happy nation. It happens the head line above came from France. But in France or any other conquered nation, the pat tern is the same. This is the ironic cycle:
 Kill a woman's husband Ii you can.
 Kill her sons, if any are old enough to bear arms.
 Then, drop bombs on her home, SO that she and her small children must run like animals Into holes In the ground. Lay waste to the house she and her husband have struggled to buy and to furnish.
 See that she and her bewil- dered children get as little food as possible. Don't hesi' tate Co kill and gtarve women and children and drlve them from their homes. Thls is WAR modern waf,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09
ZION DAUGHTERS
 PLAN SILVER TEA
Evangelical Lutherans to Sponsor Event at Church
 September 25

Gathered for the first fall meet. Ing of the organization, the Daugh- ters of Zion of Zion Evangelica] Lutheran Church, at a meeting last Thursday, decided to hold a Silver Tea on September 25. The commit- tee in charge of the tea will be Mrs. Axel Forsell, Mrs. John Eric son, Mrs. Carl G. Carlson, and Mrs E. E1nar Kron. As sick committee for the month, Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mrs. Axel Forsell were chosen Mrs. Carl Olander invited the la dies to meet at her home in Robin wood in October.
 The meeting last Thursday was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Lar son on Beecher avenue. Among those present at the Larson home were Mrs. B. c. Isaacson, Mrs. Rob- ert Anderson, Mrs. c. J. Anderson Mrs. Carl G. Carlson, Mrs. Carl Olander, Rev. and Mrs. E. Einar Kron. Miss Airline Kron, Miss Caro- lyn Kron, Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. c. E. Johnson, Mrs. Gustav Gran dell, Mrs. John Ericson, Mrs. Karin Larson, Mrs. A. M. Reed, Mrs. Axel Forsell, Mrs. Fred Larson, Mrs. Bet ty Hallenborg and Mrs. Esther V. kron Of Norwich, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09
PERT SCHOOLGIRL CAP AND JUMPER
PATTERN 2l5

Most important item in girls going to-school wardrobe is the jumper mode-so young, jaunty and versatile. For with fresh change of blouse, it makes new costume at each appearance. Pattern 215 is a Claire Tilden three-piece outfit that shows all sorts of fascinating new touches. The jumper is cut in just five pieces, with no side seams in its bias, flaring skirt. The long front and back panels are set on a straight grain, and front-buttoning makes for smart, easy-to-get-into style. Shape the neckline high and round, or cut 1t into new V-shape at both front and back. A band at the sides of the waistkne keeps slim and trim lines and helps anchor down the blouse beneath. Both the long and short sieve versions of the neat little blouse are nicely tucked for 1t. You may add lace edging and e bright ribbon bow. If you like. Finally, there's Q blithe Scotch cap that's made in just two easy pieces and is very useful. Start this outfit As soon as possible-it's 70 easy that daughter herself can help you.
 Pattern 2i6 iS cut in girls sizes c, 6, 70. i2 and il. Sire i2. jumper and cap, requires 2 i-l yards bts Inch fabric and blouse. b.e yards % inch fabric.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS libel in coins for this pattern, WRITE CLEARLY HgzE, NAME ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09
named root nicely indoors.

named root nicely indoors.
 You can grow bulbs entirely with water too, as well as such graceful plants as the Chinese evergreen.
 Our 32-page booklet gives ccm- plete directions for growing favor ite bulbs, vines, ferns Towering and foliage plants. Tells how to grow bulbs, plants in water; gives in- Itructions for windowbox and brac- ket plants. Has pointers for water ing, re-potting, pests.
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