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Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02

il the nation is to retain the finan-
2ial; strength necessary for any pro-
longed defense.
Other resolutions:
Labor relations-Congress should
amend the National Labor Relations
act SO as to require mutual obl-
cations ON the part of both labor
and employers; right of outside rep
resentatives of employees to call
strikes should be curbed.
Wage-hour act-should be repeal
ed
Public finance-federal expendi-
lures must be cut national debt
limit should not be raised; taxes
should be revised to encourage max
imum productive activity; easy
money policy is weakening the eco
nomic structure and threatens the
system of private savings and pri-
vate enterprise.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
Wallace Forsees Migratory Army
Increase Unless Policy CHANGED

WASHINGTON, May 2 tUPl-
Unless fundamental changes are
made in Americas agricultural pol
icies, the army of migratory farm
workers will be swelled by many
thousands, Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace said today.
He testified before the senate
civil liberties committee. which is
studying the national farm labor
problem and in this connection held
several hearings in California.
Chairman Robert M La Toilette
said that he wants especially to
explore the broad causes of farm
migration from the Dust Bowl and
that the California inquiry had
convinced him that the problem
is national IN scope
BY 1888 there were about 1928
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
Goat'sAppetite
DELAYS Officials

SACRAMENTO, May 2. up
A goat which had no respect for
official documents was blamed to-
day for holding up a set of in
voices submitted to the state divi-
sion of fairs and expositions by
the Sacramento county fair
In a sworn document explaining
why duplicate invoices were SUBJ
mitted to the state agency, County
Auditor L. P. Williams said the
originals were blown out of an
automobile near a goat.
Said goat proceeded thence to
consume said invoices, which he
did before action could be made
to salvage said invoices" he added.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
Peace Officers TO
Honor Mothers

1mperial-Yuma Peace officers will
celebrate Mothers Day at their
monthly meeting in Imperial Fri
day night.
After dinner, which will be served
in the Community hall at the rear
of the police station, an appropriate
program will be presented.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02

900 tractors on American farms,
more than a third of which had
been purchased within the last
three years, Wallace said. "As a
result. it is possible today for this
nation to meet all the normal re-
quirements of farm production with
l.6OO.0 900 fewer workers than were
needed 10 years ago
National resources committee sta
tistics. ne said. show that 8500,0O
rural residents are struggling TO
live on an average income of 81 a
week pc, person or $40 per family
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
AL. Wirin CHARGES
XXX Threatening
Jury in Red Case
Continued from Page

information he had was privileged
Zukas, who is financial secretary
of the Tulare county local OF the
State, County and Municipal Work
ers of America. was charged with
contempt after he failed to pro-
duce requested union records dur
ing hearings of the Yorty commit
tee here last March.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
DEMONSTRATION MEETING

A demonstration meeting To ShaW
plots of Huham pasture crop anc
of a permanent pasture mixture al
the { and NJ ranch one mile east
Of CaleXico Saturday morning Il
10 o'clock. according to George WI
right. assistant county agent
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
-Four Valley Men
Will Enter Shrine

Four Imperial VALLEY residents
will be initiated into the Shrine at
ceremonies at Al Bahr temple in
San Diego Saturday night.
They are George Bucklin. Ralph
Hudson, Nose Gullett and Safar
Davidian. A large delegation of val
ley Shriners will attend the rites.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS ACIDS
Help Is Miles of Kidney Tubes
El,.h Out Poisonous Waste

II YOU have all excess of acids in your blood
your Is miles Of kidney tubes may be over
ed These tiny filters and tubes are working
Iay and night to help Nature rid your system o
excess acids and poisonous waste.
When disorder of kidney function, permit
poisonous matter to remain IN your blood, II
NAV cause nagging backache, rheumatic pains
leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting W
nights, swelling, pufhness under the eyes, head
nches and dizziness Frequent or scanty pas
sages with smarting and burning sometimes
shows there is something wrong with YOU
Kidneys or bladder.
kidneys may need help the same as bowels
so ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, used suc
cessfully by millions for over 40 years. they
give happy relief and will help the ID miles
kidney tubes flush cut poisonous waste froH
your blood Get Doan's Pills.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-02
FARM BUREAU DIRECTORS
70 MEET SATURDAY

Fam Bureau directors and alter
nates VII meet IN the county courts
house saturday afternoon III their
regular monthly parleX according
to Scott e. Foulds secretary.
Fhe aloung viii start At l:30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
New Cashier
Is Selected
Bdnk Announces
Two Promotions

{ T. Chandler y. formerly -.
slstant vice nsssiasnt e ne Va.
tienai Rsak ~ wsshiaEfon. ~
hesn cho.-n cashier e ~ c.ns
Il was announced Thursday follow
lng = meeting ~ ths boafd a
directors
Chandler ~ had slas banking
sxpsriencs snd during - past to
years has esea IN ehsfEe ~ ths
hanks installmsnt credit ban A..
psrtnsnt operations Under he
direction. leans totannE IN excess
u - 900. coo have ben made ~
the hank.
Chandler il a memher % the
Consumers Credit COMMITTEES o.
TIE executive council q TIE Amer
lean Bankers association. and l.
ere o. the Instructors - the Ia
coma chapter 81 the Amsrican In.
ssltuts o. Banking
u T. Ness. who hss heen ssso=
eisted with the hank for ~ years
during which time u years were
IN an official capacity. hss been
named assistant cashier. dlrectefs
reported
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18

SEATTLE - In statement
issued from his hospital bed here.
W. J. Lindberg. Spokane member
Of the state liquor control board.
denied sate employees were pro-
yiding funds for the campaign Of
c. c. DIN. democratic nominee for
governor.
1T has been brought 20 my at
tention that the stAtsmsnt has
been made that funds are being
collected among state employees
under Clarence % Martin for con-
iribution 10 the campaign u e G.
Dill" Lindhefg sAid.
This story IL without any truth
Whatsoever ON made u per-
feetly clear he did not desire any
solicitation 70 b. made. and no
funds are being or have been col
ieeted for hls campaign
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
Eastwood Wins;
O'Neil Is Loser

Safety Commissioner Eastwood
won. and Utilities Commissioner
O'Neil lost In two decisions OF the
civil service commission announced
Thursday.
Dismissal Of 4. J. Schultz. police
patrolman. by Eastwood was sus-
tanned; reduction Of Frank s. Nor
rison. by o'Neil. from chief oper-
ator Of substationl TO hydro oper-
ator, was denied.
Schultz was discharged on the
grounds he violated civil service
rules in failing to pay his debts or
make reasonable provision for pay
ing them.
A contention that Schultz had
filed a petition in bankruptcy and
that he had this right under fed
eral guarantee as a means of dis
charging his obligations. was side
tracked by the commission as be-
ing immaterial.
Heard Weeks Ago
In the Morrison case. heard six
weeks ago. the commission ordered
Morrison reinstated as chief oper-
ator of substations and entitled 20
compensation of that position. $500
per month. from Oct. IL. 1870.
Morrison was denoted by O'Neil
soon after O'Neil became commits
sioner last June. o'Neil announced
he was sbolishing the position. that
Weston DeMaris would be general
superintendent Of distribution, and
new position. general foreman OF
linemen. would be created. This
position went to Harrison T..
Durant.
Morrison filed claim for his orig
inal position in August. He showed
he had served as chief substation
operator for II years. that o'Neil
was undertaking TO abolish an
established position and that the
duties he (Morrison) had been per-
forming, had been turned over 10
DeMaris, who in turn had passed
part Of the duties OF superintend-
ent Of distribution over 10 the new
general foreman of linemen.
Contention Upheld
The contention was made that
O'Neil had no night TO abolish q
position created by act OF the city
council; that the Job could only he
abolished by the council In the
same manner the position was
created, by ordinance. This con-
tention was upheld by the civil
service commission.
Morrison. both as chief operator
and as hydro operator. was under
civil service: DeMaris' position as
superintendent Of distribution Is
appointiye. not in the classified
service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
Work Started
On Old Depot

Half a dozen NYA youths started
work Thursday on the old tri-
angular Interurban station build
ing at 9Th and A SITS. to be con-
verted into the new Soldiers and
Sailors club.
The boys expected TO spend the
better part of a week in cleaning
1t up in preparation for occupancy.
Tools for the purpose were loaned
by the city.
The Soldiers and Sailors club
committee In announcing the step
pointed out the club is to be oper-
ated on a non-profit basis and that
as much of the work and equip
ment as possible will be donated.
Mayor Cain, addressing the
Presidents Council Thursday
morning on city planning. told the
women's club representatives they
could help by searching Easements
and sttics for such things as might
help TO make the club homelike.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
Marriage
licenses

Marriage license applications
have been flied with tho Pierce
county auditor BY Valentine N.
Hachs, n. ea72 No. Puget Sound
ave, and Virginia lee nicherson.
u. 2iaI Faweett. Albert Edward
swanson. -. soo7ts Mckinley
ave, and Dorothy strayer. ~. asa.
"a " at. Roy ~ Sanders. %.
NAV No. Tacoma ave, and Elgis
NJ. Wellan. IA. stia So. Puget
Sound. Garland y kesslsr. ~. and
Carrie Mae krewson. %. both Of
Dallas. Ore Claude II. Blessing.
-. itia Fa~eett. and ioilne Carol
I.andskov, n, Enumelaw, Roy
Charles Bssson. az. isos No. sth.
and Norma Elaine Moore. ~. soiT
No. TN, Ronald Charles Cosasilu.
10. pit klnoald. sumner and
Bertha Marie Loneke, 81. Film IT
sumner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
.Rugh Quits
Passionate

Because ~ M health. Arthur
Rugh. for the past year minister
At Pilgrim Congregational church.
No. gath and Warner sta., has re-.
signed a. pastor. Il was announced
Thursday.
RuEh came 10 the church In
September. 1880. lie was active IN
the pas,orats until the frat % the
year At that time he applied
for. and Vas granted, . nine
month leave 81 absence for the
purpose OF touring the country IN
an effort 10 raise funds for col
lsgen In China
lie was taken IN during that
time. bat returned 10 the church
three weeks ago. hoping 10 re-
cover Ills resignation followed
realization = prolonged rest vas
needed
he and bis wife viii spend =
short tins with their son. Douglas
In Seattle. and viii then 20 90
New York city. whore they aiso
have a son and daughter
The local pulpit vii b. filled
by guest speakers until a regular
pastor can b. supplied
RuEh eams 70 Pilgrim church
from Ysnehlng university 81 Psip.
Ing. North China. where he vas
professor ~ religion Before
taking up the teaching po1 In
China. he served as Y. NJ G. A.
secretary In Shanghai ana In
other parts u China. Hs retired
from that organization many
years ago.
Douglas Rugh u former
teacher Of journalism and English
At College Of Puget Sound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
Validity Of Pension
Act Is Up 10 Stale

A decision UNFOLDING the oifys
new pension ordinances was filed
In superior court Thursday By
Judge Fred q. Remain and a.
Immediate notice o. appeal 20 the
state supfsms court filed with u
The city attorneys. Howard
caroihers. Clarence ~ Boyle aaa
George Absl. sisetsd % stand On
their demurrer n ne court action
or the ordinance started last week
BY warren v. Ayers. city nghf
meter man.
Judge n1msnn nssfrIisa the de-
murrsr. held the ordinance valid
In ali ia pf0yislons" snd constl-
tutionai. snd ordered city Con
trolisr Tom swAyzs and Finance
commlsslonsr c. Val FaNestt 10
perform the functions required q
them IN the Law
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problem wife
- LOUISE HOLMES

Sunday morning found Terry.s
church paezed ne esrseity. Jzn's
fame haa spread far I'D wids. 80
- not appear ana - eongress-
ton SO hlttsriy Disappointed
Il was zlxnsncanf tat rsrry's
syss covered every go ss -
ealked n ne pulpit Il was So
aHIraur 1nzE as luTeaaiy Hiuzmz
volcs nsttsnet
whss fas service - ended -
declined - = dosen dinner iayt-
isfinrs a. arnve slowly n his awn
hams I'D IA saas eaek 70 ~
xafkF
Il s~smsd - him tat ths xsfY
streets wsfs ionsly saa empty. th-t
he trees 8rnop~d. rat th~ oiFzls
81 es.ssd thsir singing
nrissaE hack % 80 garage.
TERN simsst went through -
siassd deafs There. - ne kiteh-
sn steps. at Jan
"AFs 80 having = birthday u
#aY. Terry - shs asksd smiling q
ain.
Why. 70
Neither am T. fsnf that .
eoincidsnes -
BE Essssf - hsF ia mouth -
= queer tight look A. ana wss
sssst ae adsr~.f asr as hsd mls-
treated a. summed hsf and shs
80 sweet
russthsf fhsv salzsd o. 80
front - re halss sna climbed -
porch stsrs tsn sad sah~fiy. ~resl
lcrntlnuea ~ Page =. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
BY DIR. GEORGE GALLUP
Director. American Institute
81 Public Opinion
Conxright. lQ4o

PRINCETON, N. ,. a rise In
Wendell wilIkie's popular strength
In Illinois. Ohio. Indiana and Mich
igan-four Of the most important
midwestern states-is revealed IN
the latest Institute survey on the
presidential campaign. The rise,
noted In interviewing which took
place between sept. 7s and Oct. 0.
has been sufficient 10 shift all Of
these states except Ohio from the
Democratic column 10 the Repub-
lican column. adding rich prize
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
Plymouth Pastor
Elected Treasurer

The Rev. J J. Pruitt. pastor Of
Plymouth Congregational church.
Was elected treasurer Of the Taco
ma Association Of Congregational
churches. which met In First Con-
gregational church for . ons-dAy
conferenes Wednesday.
W n. Caldwell Of Montssano was
elected moderator ana Dr. Dwight
G. smith Of Olympia WAS named
hi assistant.
Delegates from Congregational
church IN Tacoma and vicinity. In
eiudins Olympia and ADsrcssn.
were in attendance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
Woman Slaps
Bandits Face
Then Relents and
Gives Him Dollor

A purse-saAscher who found
anpeasement nstted him more
than rough-house tactics was
hunted Thursday BY Tacoma police
Who hoped to put = erimP IN his
career.
Victim Of IN encounter with
n footpad IN front q ire First
Christian church. a2s 50. X at.
Wednesday night. was Mra Ralph
LANG. 500 No. L st
No warning Of his presence
came 20 her. she told Officers
c W. Hughes and J. r. Mace.
until she walked across the street
to the steps Of the church about
io:45 p. m. felt something jam
med against her ribs and heard .
man growl. This u a stickup."
lie made = grab At her purse.
She eountered with another grab
mo you don't" abe said. and tore
the purse out Of his hand. then
slapped him. He nearly pushed
her off the steps. than changed
his tactics and pleaded that he
was hungry. She told him abe
only had a dollar.
Well. give Il to me" he said
She handed him the money and
he walked rapidly away. turning
In the direction Of Wright park.
She described him as about 80.
five feet. seven inches tall. blond
and stocky. He wore . plaid
jacket. light cords" and was
bareheaded. she told police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18

Don't misunderstood me. Miss
Grey. like both OF the girls,
that's what makes It 50 tough.
Nv regular girl friend went east
with her family this summer and
while she was gone l met the
second one on a blind date. They
are both swell girls but I can only
afford to 90 with one.
I have enough left over from
nv allowance to take q girl out 10
a movie or school dance once or
twice a week. But some girls
don't think that Ii enough. Do
you think 1t Is necessary for a fell
low who is still In high school to
precede each date by taking his
girl TO dinner7 DAVE.
Dear Dave: Let's delve into
your last problem first. No. it
most certainly Is not necessary
for young man Of your age to
buy dinners for the girls. And /
really don't believe they expect
It. Instead of taking the girls
out on expensive dates. center
your good times around sports.
Hikes, golf, ice skating, etc,
are all a lot OF fun and a pleas
ant deviation from the usual
evening date.
As to your other problem,
aren't you just little bit con-
ceited? / wouldn't worry about
breaking off with the other girl
unless 1 was pretty sure 1t
would hurt her. Chances are
she has other friends. However,
If she is fond of you and you
feel certain that you must end
Il, have a frank talk with her,
telling her that your STEADY"
has returned but that you still
want TO be friends.
It seems to me, though, that
a young fellow OF your age
WOQlQ 10 wei W
than one girl friend. You are
much too young to white your
list down to just one girl. Wait
for that until you are a little
older. For now, don't take your
various problems" too seriously.
Instead 90 out ror lot of good
fun.
Dear Miss Grey: Will you please
tell me the best way of keeping
fruits and vegetables fresh and
full of flavor. Does over-soaking
of vegetables cause them to wilt?
MRS. z. r.
Dear Mrs. e. r.: Yes, over
soaking of vegetables not only
causes them to wilt but II
causes them to lose their flavor.
To obtain the AKIN u m
amount of nournishment and
flavor from your fruits and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
Willkie Shows Sharp Gains
In Illinois. Indiana. Michigan

Of ~ electoral votes TO WINES
score.
INC shift emphasizes the fact
that the campaign siill has every
element Of . horse race a. II
rounds the turn into homestretch.
In the early days Of the campaign.
the Institute found Illinois, In.
diana and Michigan In the Rspub-
lican column BY very narrow
margin. Then. along with most Of
the other states In the Union. they
shifted 20 the DEMOCRATIC side by
an equally small percentage. To-
day they are back on the Rspuh-
lican side. but again BY = narrow
margin.
The results for these states form
part Of the Institutes latest
nationwide poll. The trend fol-
lows.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
BOTH WE'RE NEGLIGENT

A jury in Superior Judge Ernest
N. Cards court returned a YER
dict late Wednesday that both
sdes were guilty Of some nsgi-
gence and no one entitled TO dam
ages In the 81 .065 suit Of Z. Kubo.
South Tacoma produce dealer
against Floyd coryeIl.
Kubo accused Coryell Of driving
off the road near the south city
limits and hitting his parked car.
coryvn claimed Kubo had started
out on the highway without look
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18

10 Ha#####H# IT ##### : NNAAAAZ
81 not mas - h. unkfnd TnsT
rfidsd themselves anan eeiak
modern 81 ieisrsnt hey -
Hsssd IN. I'D worked spon. ths
thsory - - snd 1T -
rerrys snfhuaiasma coupled
sz5a zsHH=Hz falth. 80 hru'sEaz
nsrsuns ffeEa Feery "a - ne
IL yuanz married slsss 80
eompfisef ~ extremely mosl~Fn
individuals - srrnea Ais ssns
teachings e their asnsIsH sna
paftyins
Before Terry accepted - can h
re Kim street church Il hsd nssn
governed lsrksiy ~ Jarvis asmp
Ard hia followers
Tho boani - dsacans. xruup 81
elderly msn. ssrs sfaa Inclined t.
regard fslsklaa az samslhinF =
soesi oSsf snd pirate shout
These msn weFe gradually easn-
ma % = nars rstiaazl view ~
ocds wura ard its lafiuencs "a
human bshaxior.
Terrys personality had worked
wonders. u could have worked
ssritsnle miracles nd Il not bssa
for jarvis SamP and Selma oath.
re
The church p~opis. - = Whole
Nefs more hswilisred ~ Jan thar
outraged he tale = hsr impuz
asncs u Jarvis STAMP as tod
18th q rsii.h over countless Tea
tables
Hsr clothes were discussed ana
sasied Hsf car vas ne despair ~
every by ard yuunE nan. How
ever, 70 many 81 the semen sas
as a challenge and = danger
And the daughters well. ne
daughters formed themselves lasa
solid flank fer the pufposs % ssif
preservation. They forgot personal
snmltiss and Bsaiouslss in a com.
mon fear u Jan Van Walter
rerry's attitude toward ths IN
truder Modified the msthsrs and
daughters u = certain extent, Eaeh
Interested party became . sslf sp.
pointed detective. submitting any
trifiinE BIZ u information 10 ths
whole
JAMS every move was noted and
translated according n tho sur
miaes ~ the narrator. Vera Cum
mings was Inclined 10 b. = be suz
perior Hadn't Or Carlisle svineed
= preference for her
When The days passed and ~
did not pursue the matter. vsras
superiority erumpled
Jan. bored past sndurAncs BY the
ladies Aid meeting. slipped oat
during the reading Of the minute.
Jan thought she slipped out. A.
a matter u fact. her going was a.
pronounced a. u abe had kicked
her chair backward and screamed
her intention And. with her going
the meeting hurst into turmoil
In vain the president pounded
on the table IN vain she demand.
al that order be restored Order
had departed. not only from the
Ladies' Aid meeting. bat from every
branch q the Film street church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
Actions in Divorce

Divorce actions were filed in SUI
perior court here Thursday by
Edith T. against Gerald ]. Martin,
grounds desertion; L. c. against
Mary z. Julian and Henry against
Emma Mantz. both burdensome
home life.
A final decree was granted 20
narsaret from Gerald Elkins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
Don't Stay FAT
and unattractive
Read How Many Women Lose Fat
Promptly - Safely.
No Harmful Drugs

II you are overweight. try tnis
easy sensible way 20 take off fat.
Oct on the scales today and ses
how much YOU weigh, then set
bottle Of Krasehsn sAin which VIII
ore half tesspoonful IN . sla8< OF
1ster every morning before break
fast cut out pastry and fatty meats
20 Ilsnt on potstoes butter cream
ana sugar. and when you have I'm
shed the first bottle. weish your
self again
ksk Crown Drug Inc Broadway
Drlls. Payless DFuE o. anF druggist
FER A bottle Of Kruacben Helts. plain
or rev efferyescsnt sparkling -
pleasant and star today - make an
honest effort 20 los< fat S4tt8faction
gsaaxanessd O. money back adv.