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Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Worry of
FALSE teeth
Slipping or Irritating

Tho annoyance and CmbarraSS-
ncnt caused by a loose or wab-
lily dental plate arc constant
source of worry. Loose plates often
irritatc tcnder gum tissues. Thous-
andS sprinkle their plates with
FASTEETH. IT gives them Won
derful sense of security aud added
comfort. FASTEETH holds false
teeth firmer, and being alkaline
(non-acidp, checks gum soreness
and irritation due TO the chatting
Of loose plato or to excessive acid
mouth. No gummy. goocy, pasty
taste or feeling. Get FASTEETH
tOdaN at any drug Stnrc.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
ARIZONA HOSPITAL
OFFICIAL RESIGNS

PHOENIX, April IL oUp-Dr.
Rheba Huff, physician at Arizona
state hospital, has resigned her DO
Sition, it was announced today. Or.
Huff said she was leaving because
living quarters placed at her dis
posal we're not satisfactory. DR..
Huff was one of the newest mem
bers of the staff, having come here
fOm DeS Moines.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
TOW NSEND GLIB
TO ELECT DELEGATE

Election Of delegate to thc
Townsend convention IN St. LouI5.
Mo, is the item of business for
the meeting Of Townsend c!uD no.
! Friday night at 10 O'Clock in
the court house.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Cruelty Charged
In DiyorceCase

Extreme cruelty. habltual rntcm-
perancc ana failure to provide we're
the basis Of q divorce suit filed
wednesday by Emma McKendry
Beale against Harry BCale.
They married at Yuma in 1884
and seprated early this month. she
said
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
u S. Cold Policy Drifts Toward Crisis
Foreign Reserves
To Be Depleted
Within Few Years
BY JOHN I. FLYNN
ia Service Special Corresponds

MA StINlCc SpCNidI I uIlNNPpiAh>A' ~
Little by little all the gold IL
the world is drifting into these
United States. And many people
aSk-What Is the use of it? What
Is 1t doing to us? What is the ef-
feet on the rest of the world? And
how IS It going to end?
Let's answer the last question
first. II is probably going to end
in one of the Strangest and great
est currency crises III modern his
tory.
There is about .O00OO0.OO0 of
gold in the world We have just
about Sl8.5O00OOO0O of 1t in this
country. There is another billion
and a half but it is not ours -
merely stored here for the ac-
count of foreign countries. But
with slS,5O0O00OO you Will see that
We have around IS per cent of the
worlds gold
How long will it take to get the
rest of 1t? Well We had S9.000.-
100000 in 1884 when We devalued.
Thus we have averaged gain of
Sl.5000000 coo a year. II we were
TO keep that up We would have It
all IN about four years. If the war
continues any length of time. in
spite of anything they may do, we
Will get so much of their gold that
for all practical purposes, speak
ing in terms of gold. they will be
broke.
Contradiction
In Policy
Why does this sold come here?
First. because trade balances have
been in Our favor: second, because
foreign investors have sent their
funds here for investment; but
under the presidents gold pur-
chase plan. literally stands in the
markets of the world and offers
TO buy all gold offered to him at
S35 an ounce. The price before We
started that strange policy was
S2067 an ounce. AS result we
are getting more than all the new
gold produced and much of the
existing supply.
But here is an interesting queS-
ton: Why do VIC do this? l have
many times asked people that
question. l seldom can find any
one who remembers why We do it.
II was started in 1888 when the
president announced that he was
going to create market for farm
products. Our export farm sur
pluSeS must be sold abroad.
To accomplish that the president
took the advice of the late Pro-
fesSor Warren of Cornell. An Eng
lishman, to buy wheat here. must
pay for it in dollars. Hence he
must buy dollars first He buys
dollars by exchanging his own cur
dency for dollars in the exchange
market. The more dollars he can
buy for his pounds the more wheat
he can buy.
But Policy
Is Continued
So by reducing the amount of
gold in the dollar. the president
was told that foreigners could buy
more dollars for their currencies
and would thus be enabled to buy
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
But Policy
Is Continued

So by reducing the amount of
gold in the dollar. the president
was told that foreigners could buy
more dollars for their currencies
and would thus be enabled to buy
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Admiral Sees No
Atlantic Crisis

SAN PEDRO. Cal. April l8. up
--Admllar Orln q Murfin. for the
past three years commandaute of
the l4th naval district at Honolulu
arrived here yesterday aboard the
S S. MatSonia and said he believed
there was no need for U. s.
fleet in the Atlantic unless the Bri-
tish navy IS wiped out
Admiral Murfin. who is Ga will
retire May to his former home at
Portsmouth, Ohio Until 1896 he was
commander in chief OF the U. S.
Asiatic fleet.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18

more grain and this would tend
to move our SurpluSes out OF the
market.
That was the chief reason, al.
though the president did say it
was start toward a managed
currency. The plan, of course, was
complete failure. Our farm sur
2luses are greater than ever; our
foreign market for them worse
Evening star., 1940-03-24
SUNDAY IN
BUFFALO
Continued from pogs eleven


things, like her fussing and putting
iodine on it when l cut my finger. or
remembering my birthday when I'm
on the road, or sending Christmas
presents to my family. l guess maybe
decided that what a man don't know
don't hurt him. I'd passed the fifty
mark. and the old pump was leaking.
1t may keep running long while yet,
or it may lay down any day. the doc in
Pittsburgh told me- What started me
thinking was that time got sick
again, last fall.
Do you happen to recall it. Jim? l
still think it was plain indigestion and
not a heart attack, as we all agreed at
the time. We all agreed. too. after the
doc put the stomach pump on me.
that anyone could mistake oxalic acid
for sodium bicarb easy, the tins being
so much alike.
But you never knew what Katy told
me, Jim. She'd only been working for
us few months, but she always cot
toned to me. She was awfully upset
about it, and had quite time piping
her down. You see, she was in the hall
outside the bathroom when you were
mixing the dose, and she says she saw
you take down the bicarb tin and look
at it and then put it back and pick up
the other one She didn't give it a
thought until l got so sick, but she
sure took some handling after that.
Would you believe it, Jim, she wanted
to 60 to the police? It may sound
funny to you. but the main thing l
felt was awful ashamed.
Then l guess you'll recall the day
you and Mildred and went on a pic
mic with the Taylors. Mildred didn't
want me to climb the cliff with the
rest of you, but l did and l wasn't
putting any harder than you were.
Mildred was walking ahead with Lii
and Frank and l was just standing on
the edge of that rocky bluff looking
out at the water Il never minded
heights, Jim - when l had a queer
feeling. turned around and you were
just standing, too, so close to me that
we both jumped when l turned. Your
arms were hanging by your sides and
your fists were clenched-like and you
seemed to be holding your breath, be-
cause when looked at you, you let it
out quick and smiled and moved away.
But you knew what was thinking.
didn't you, Jim?
1t wasn't very pleasant. after that.
You needn't think l was scared. Jim,
because l wasn't. just kept wishing l
didn't have to have any part of things
like this. And l didn't want anyone
else to know about it. l didn't even
want to speak out to you. suppose
you wouldn't understand why. But
when vo,,r dog died. il was too much,
Evening star., 1940-03-24

That was a good dinner you gave us
that night, l and Mildred and Frank
and Lii. in your apartment. The girls
thought you were wonderful to do it
all yourself, East Indian curry and
good salad like that. The girls enjoyed
Evening star., 1940-03-24

Maybe you didn't think knew he
died, jim? You told me that you gave
him away. but l went back that same
night and watched you bury him.
there in the dark behind the grocery
store.
Evening star., 1940-03-24

the cakes, too, but never ate mine,
did l, jim? Remember how close
came? You didn't seem to be watching
me, as l recall it, but bet you were.
In case you didn't see how close it was,
I'll tell you.
Ihad the cake right up to my mouth
when your poor little fox terrier put
his paws on my knee. You we're look
ing, then, because you said. quick.
Don't feed him, Larry, he's got a
weak stomach! You know, Jim, if
you hadn't spoken so sharp and bossy,
l probably wouldn't have given him
that piece. But you got me mad. and
said, Heck, little bite won't hurt
him." You knew better, didn't you,
Jim?
suppose fox terriers are pretty
delicate. Remember how quick he be-
gan to yelp and run around the room?
You said it was sort of fit he had
often and the girls were scared. l tried
to catch him - did you notice that l
was still holding that piece of cake
when you picked him up and fol-
lowed you into the bedroom? guess
l was trained early to be neat Any
way. I didn't want to put it down in
there. with everything fixed up so
nice, almost like room in the movies,
so just stuffed it in my coat pocket
and forgot about it. Had it there al!
through the movie, afterward.
Mildred wanted to 60 in and see the
dog before we left, but you said you'd
given him some medicine and he'd
better be left quiet He was quiet all
right, wasn't he. jim?
couldn't get it out Of my head. all
through the show. Maybe it being
murder picture kept it fresh. l may
seem slow to you, Jim. but I'm not
that slow. After Mildred and l got
home you had headache. you said.
so we didn't stop back at your place
for highball like we usually do -
she kept talking about the poor little
dog, and said l guessed Id take
walk before l turned in. That was
when saw you burying him under the
flowers, and walking home, thinking.
remembered the cake being still in my
pocket.
Jim. you're smart fellow hundred
ways from Sunday. but you couldn't
be expected to know about me going to
school with Arthur Dwyer, the district
attorney. He never came to our house.
and he never met Mildred. but some
times him and me have lunch together
in Boston. took him that cake, jim.
and asked would he just have some
expert look up the recipe for me.
You're no chemist, Jim. so maybe
you'll be surprised to hear that there
was enough arsenic in it to kill an OK.
Naturally, it being in his line, Art
got excited and wanted to know all
about it. Mildred says l can be stub
borner than mule, and l guess she's
right But you see. Jim, if I'd told
Art the cake had been given to me,
he'd have asked right away if I had
any enemies. He'd have wanted to
find motive. and l don't want any
one to even think wrong things about
you and Mildred. People change or
move away - as they say. circum-
stances alter cases - and maybe all
this will blow over. Besides, l have
hunch that you're gutter. You have
a pretty good idea. now. that I'm on
to you. haven't you. Jim?
You may think it's queer that I
don't tell Mildred. but women are
funny. Maybe she wouldn't believe me
(Continvsd on poss 20)
Evening star., 1940-03-24
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Evening star., 1940-03-24

Marga,<t Widd<mer vrot< this poem in honor
of"Th< Child,fn's Crusade for Ch'ldren,' wh'eh
4,neriea's school Children sciH hold from Ap'I22
to 80. Special programs viN be held in the schools
and the children spiH contribute their pennies -
cent for ep<ry birthday to the child 0'et'ns OF
,vord chaos in Europe and asia.
LULLABY FOR NNoCENTS' DAY
These are guns that shake the wards:
(Hush, my baby in Distress;
In the Lord Christ's day the swords
Were as swift and merciless.)
These are bombs that, bursting by
Hospital and cradle, sing
(But the Innocents' last cry
To the Christ is no new thing)
These are little children, lying
Dead, whose homes are pitted sod
(Rachel for her children crying
Is story old as God.)
Hush my baby: long ago
Woke the wars that do not cease,
(Christ knew all that we can know,
Who was called the Prince of Peace.)
-MARoAREI WooeMER
Evening star., 1940-03-24

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9sitissd5, ~ lis. Gs>ttmber 1910

|ncn gaiteIieber Der QntboIiiGen Af-
|iion nno fhIoiien init elmer groBen
gudarifltiifbet Bro5eiiiott III iDef1er
Der Nm1ltiils 0ns MIIerbeiIiglfe fr,ig.
Die Nortraee ,ino Nerbnn0lnngeit
ftnn6en alnter Dem 2eitgeoonfen, oaB
bel Der erftrebten mieoerDerdriftIi-
dung Gpaniens es Anfgabe Der Ra-
tboIiihen Mftion fei, fir bic GinBeit
Der Wetbooen isno 0es Rr6fteeiniobes
al forgen.
Mm Is. SliIi togte III Moorio Elm
Di63eianfongreB oer fatboliiden Su.
|geno. gs ipar Der erfte ieit Ser Ne.
freiling Mdorios aus ben &6nben
Der Moten. M1brenb Der 8olfdepi-
|itenberrihaft entfolteie 0ie fatbolifde
Sugenb, pie aus einem bei Dem 3on.
|greB ber0ffentlihten Beri1te berDor-
|eebt, cine rege gebeimt6ti9feit i'll ben
@efangenenlngern iinb Gerfern, BET
Der febr biel @utes geipirft iperoen
fonnte. Die gagung mar cine begei.
fterte Gunogebung fir Die fatboIifde
Niiiion Spaniens, oos onrd bier
SSabrbunoerte Elm gorf1mpfer fir Die
Stride mar ,inb Die FL. Ncli9ion IN bic
nen entoedten @eltteiIe trug, IN, 19.
SSabrbunoert bnnn inter bein gin-
fIuiie Der Sreimaarerei ieine Mifiion
i'm Nabmen ser eliropaiihen &rltnr
berriet nno nun 1tnter Der Jiibrang
5rancos 6aran eebt, bic alte Graoi.
tion spieber aiif3iibaien.
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Aucrlet aus aQcr &Clt
aiaS Sein-sJeier in 8raa

Die anfbolifen Hrags bermodtetl
iiinsit Die 285i6brige grinnerung an
Die RrOning Der beriibmten 5tatlle
bonn Rinbe seiu, bein mlin0erf6fisen
Bib Brags, an begeben. Die 5tafue
ftomnt aus bem Sabre 1923. Sic
mar elm @eibenf Der Satin 6es bob
miiden 9on5lers 5iirit 2obfoipies an
0as Rarmeliterfloiter Der 5tabt. Das
Seinsfino 1T idon burd Sabrbunoer-
tr Rittelpitnft grpBer 2anbesmallfabr-
ten. Sosar Ser Sdipebenf6nig @u-
ftab abolf obtpobl er proteftanfiib
NOR, Jon bor benz Bil6e gebetet ba-
ben. Sn 5ablreiden 8alternitiiben
Der 3Iten nno 0enen @elt fino Nab-
abmnngen Der Statue au finoen. SIN
Sabre 1743 fbenfte Die oiterreidifde
Raiierin Dem &inbe einen pr6dtigen
nit gbeliteinen beiesten Mantel.
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Seiligfeit in Nor6- -amerifa, beenoel
iinb. II

INV.
| Spanii6er &arbinal seiterbea
| Rarbinal Sfi6oro Coma b 9omlns,
Der 8rimas 5panie,ls, lit am %.
angnit i'm 70. 2ebensiabre eeitorben.
Der berftorbene aaroinaI mar mab-
lrer,o 6es 8iirgerfrieges elmer Der
ftarfiten gerteioiser Der faiboliiden
Rirhe. Gr NOR in ben orei sssabren
innerer Birren Der balbanttIi6e Ser
treter bes Batifans beim 5raneo-ge-
gine in 8nrgos nn6 nad 0em 1887
erfolsten Gobe bon &aroinaI ssslmn-
balm , eiteban Der einaige nod in
Spanien Derbliebene GaroinaI. Rur5
bor benz gnoiieg 5raneos erbieIt &ar=
binal Soma bie @liidtpiinfbe noro-
anerifanifder Ratbolifen au be,n
.glorreiden 5ieg iiber iibIe Rrafte,
mooernen 9tbeismi,s, aommunismns,
4nardie nno 9eibenhim''.
Ser Garoinal niirbe am t9. Ang,,ft
1869 als Sobn einfaber 8auernleute
in So Hiba in Der Brobina Earraaona
|geboren. als iunger @eiitIiher iuirf-.
tie er in feiner 9eimatpropin5 nno
lebrte and am 9arragona 5enlinnr.
1927 puroe er gildof BON gnraaora
nno ied)s Sabre ipdter gum gr5bifdof
bon Toleoo als Nabfolger bon Rar-
oinal Segnrd er,aa,tt. 2ebterer iab
lid gea'pnngen, 5panien inegen ieiner
.Sppoiition 3u ben BON Der Mepnblif
befblofienett antifirbliden @efeben
5n berlaffen. Yapit Bius Ser gIffe
:berlieb ibm 1885 ben Rar6inaIsbnt.
x X X 81
gOlambnsritter erbaTtea papitlid,s
gliidmnnididreibem
Bapit Gius Der 3tp0Ifte ian6te, an
Die anr 5S. Sabresberiammlana III
SSnoianapolis berIamneIten golum-
bnsritter elm @liidmmnIhidreiben
9as bonn &arbinalftaatsiefretar Weog-
lione nnter5eidnete Sdreiben bat fol-
eenben @ortlaut:
Ser 81. gater, erfreut iiber 6ie
arbeit Der GoIumbusritter, begliid-
tpiini6t bieielben anl1bIid ibrer
So. Sabre s-SauptberIammluna
3nr grmntigune uno ais elm lin.
terpfano reiher Srll6t in allen re-
liaioien nno io5ialen 8eltrebunaeu
erteilt er BEN Mitglieoern ieinen
apoitolilben Segen.''
Gitaner seben @eianStfdaft am gati-
fan mid)t anf
Die litauiibe @eIanotldaft in
Baibinston erfIarte am 90. auauft,
Lie babe aus Som sebort Dob 8eamte
Der Goipietbotidoft bort unter Sc.
tpaltanorobung bas gerlanaen geitent
batten, baB bic Iital,ii6en @eIanoten
am QmirillaI llno am gatifan ibnen
iibergeben meroen. Die litallii6en @e-
fanoten, ipuroe erflart, b6tten iid Def
len glatt gefDeigert.
X * *
8atifan ,nadt feine Yertreter az
8irgern
Ser gatifan gab befannt, oaB iei-
men biplonatiiben gertretern i'm
AusIano. einfdlieBliib Der St6be Der
guntiatliren unb 0poltoliiden Dele
/ "a
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aatbpliide Mftipn in Gpanien

sSSn gl Jerrol, 6em @eburtsortc Sc
neral Grancos, fano bonn 1. Bis Z.
sSuli cine bon Der Ratboliiden aftion
5paniens beranftaltete g1hariftifbe
@ode ftatt. Die Beranitaltingen, an
oenen ouh Der Apoftoliihe Nnntins
Mier. gieosnani teilnab,n besannen
nit einem BontififaIreqAiem fir bic
imipaniiden 5reibeitsfampfe oetolle-
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S3uDber L t4o IaJSHttC UtC oIlSLISlDtIuC
GaiIerin Dem &in6e einen pr6btigen
nit goeliteinen beiesten ManteI.
@sfoMSere bii6Sflide gersinitisnns
fir bic ariessseit
auf @riina Der anblreiden, beion-
oers in ben RabtItlinben erfoIgenoen
engIiiden SIug5eugangriffe anf
De,ttfdlanb, Die bornebmIid Die ai6t
beb0lferten SSnomftrieaegenben bes
Rbeinlanbs nno @eitfalens gum 3ieI|
boben, 10 bob bie geb0lfernng Der
bierDon betrofienen @ebiete oie Nodt-
ft,inoen in ftanbis ainebmenbem MaBe|
in 2nftlb1lsunterltanoen anbringenI
mnb, bot bas ersbiihoflihe Srbina-
riat in Q0ln beroronet, oaB oie Conn
tagsmeiien fpdter als aur bisber lib
liden 3eit itattfinben biirfen. Die
@ldnbigen ip,irben ipeiterbin baraufI
bingeipiefen, bob beim &ommm,io1-
empfange aipeds ginbaltnng oes So
itengebotes nidbt etipa Sie amtli6e
Sommeraeit, fonbern bieImebr Die
ipirflide 5tanoarbaeit eelte. Cine.
ipeitere Soleeriing oes arieees lit Die
bonn 81. Stnbl auf Beranlaffung bes
oeatiden gpiifopates erlaiiene @nt-
thei6iing nonatb Die SnIaiien Der
0el,tiden arbeitsoienitlaeer aud bann
Die 81. 2ommunion empfaneen biir=
fen, fans iie ipeeen Der beltebenoen
Dienitlagerbiiaiplin mir cine orei=
itiinoige Saiten5eit beobadten f0nnen.
X X x
9cntider Gpiffopat beidemH ipaniide
9irden
Aus @enna lit elm @efdenf oes
oentfden @piifopats fir oie ansge-
pliinoerten ipaniieben &irben IN Bar
celona eingetroffeu. 9as @eibenf be-
ftebt aus elmer umfangreiben @abe
bon Meiieseraten, @etp6nbern nnb
Ra,ltsesenftGnoen.
Selisipredaassprpsef Der p2ilie Der
9Dbamfs'' beginnt am 26. Npbember
Die 81. Gitenfonaresation bat be-
fanntgeaeben, baB bie einleitenoe gr-
Dffnnngsfitung 5tpeds grorterung bes
Beroiiben Gnsenbsrabes Der ,2ilie
Der 9sobaipfs", Gateri Tefafipitba,
am 26. stopember itattfinoen miro.
Ser Hro5eB ibrer Seliefprebuns i'll
tomit iebt i'm @ange. gs miro an-
genommen, bob Die brei erforoerli1en
6isnngen balS obgebalten tper6en
fonnen. 90 Die borbereiten6en 5tnoien
iiber 0as Qebrn Der &ateri Gefaf,pitba.
Der ertten einbeimii1en 9l,inle Der
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lSdritt iei mil 9nfiimnltle Der it0-
Iienifben Hegiering erfoIgt, ba pratt
Iiifd) oife DipIontaten oes Baiitatls
| sSsttoliener iinb. Dian slnlibf, bob boz
onrd) bic 6ituation Der Bertreter Oes1
GeiIigen Stnbles i'm AnsIano in 91l-
betradt bes italieniihen ariess3u-
itanoes sefldrt mer6en ION.
X X
&stbpIiiAe Gdilcr5aBl I'M nenen
66nIiabr
Cant geribt Der NotionaIen aatbo-
lIiiden MobIfobrtsfonferens ipir0 bic
@eiami3abl aIler Shiiler in ben TO-
484 fatboIiibefr 5bnlen nnO Sole
glen Der Ser. Staate,l al 8esinn oes
gesennartigen ShuIiabres borails-
fibtlid rlino 2,262, 200 betrosen. Die
| fe berteilen fib tpie folet: 2,075,600
in 1916 glementarfbuler, 370,500
in 2,164 9o6fbnlen ,ino Afabenien,
152. 500 in 1877 ltniberiitaten nnb
aoleeien, $500 in AZ 2ebrerfolegien
un0 Normalidulen, $500 ii "a
9rieiterieminarien 1lnb $500 IN 81.
8rieiterpraparanoien. Der 2ebrf0r-
per beitebt aus unsefabr $4,000 2ebr-
frdften, ipobon rnnb 98 Bro5ent reli=
giOien Sroen angeboren.
Grmntigeabt 8ifdDfsnortt
ssn Der fatbolifden Bii1ofsTabt
Wiinlter fonnten, in anbetradt Der
3eitlinlitGn6e nno befonbers Der @e-
fabr bon 2,,ftanariffen oiefen Cont
nler altbergebrabte 8ro5eiiionen nidt
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