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Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
aiL1IIIE a.
ANOTHER IN a LONG
LINE OF BLUNOERS

Secretary ...r r. t.aa..1 l.. itktN,
t. }H. -, E.. .... .- l..~>I5o. N.,S quite
mlip ... -.-fo>t5oa mat Mar
tIu Itp> #t=... .,..t....f~ia# = ne run-
g-o>-.a.aa4 .......... .t....g.r - name.
To ...#.... .........t VII NJ. lchrS
extreme -. '. ro#e.es ,.4d regret
table tal4.. ..... b.. q. -. ,.,teU, that Of
Wh.c. .-.... He'BlG seem
>fr:,n.. ,.stI.ct officer
~io... .. ...t.ee and Il man
aI.,. - ....It.-, ..t,.,IN,> ut
ju J.aa .... ..- ~.rut,d Is
I.'.,,' ...t -. q! ""ta.
te ..s secretary
u.u i~ .u.-.e. ..sa,Ncr j,
>>uy.u .... -.s..., surprise to
,r;t ..e s!'.>~ itself
.l. Ht-.... ..., ID. = - uvt!-
un}- hi' ...#.. .'..-. Id MS >rt-
n1;.r..~
Mr.. I...-#,.. .,. ,.re.s.l mis- tinir.
however. ..>..... ..>.~n. s. Re Dies COM
r1t,es. #s,#...-.. ... wis. ! E;.S hot done.
mot ua. ...s.. ...... ~anset,a,iy should
po;:t 60. -..p',l.. si..st ihr houoe
pu'r tn #,.#.....,. Io'Aer Ne;W vi life
so il ra.a.e g. Fl :.. "t Ia 1t.1g> il has
not va ua.tt
>tl1 t.e oppression: iaapr- that Mr.
IvAc>, despite ..- ...p. expressions, IS
really .I1.,t 1e.:1>, H., committee has
>t~pptG -. ..- 80 SaHe Of his close
friends q ,.'t~,.. /. ~ nat IL logical.
il j. lut -. ..i.."..tt.t-' -. that Mr..
lehe- b...t..e .. fe!d~ some
peo>.a ...s.a. ... as2eI> Amvl:-
c:lt. a.. .s..,-, -, .. 49,. II. III entirely
ubuNr -8~lt.......
Protaaz t.,l. j. ..a..ae III has NOT
lost track o.. =. t..--, aIll.ters. but 10
lh, ioes - = ,..~n. l- criticism Of the
Ujt- yon.H9t... ..t. .r...ddea iur il Is
4 bluudl.l - top all nunGer>
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29

would oppose third term cam
Grdacy unless the United States
were actually drawn into war.
Labor itself is split. after having
pumped almost solidly for Mr..
Roosevelt in 1926 While Lewis
dcnounceS the second Roosevelt adj
rliniStratiOn, President William
Green Of the American Federation
of Labor defends it and Sidney
Hillman. vice president of the CIO
and president of the powerful Anal
pamated Clothing Workers, sides
with Green and the president,
against the CIO chief. IN
Conservative Democratic reaction
to Lewis attack last week on Mr..
Roosevelt appears to be that the
labor leader is attempting to dictate
party policies if not nominees and
may have strengthened the presi-
dent with the right wing of his own
party in so doing. There already
las been material Improvement OF
relations between the White House
and some of the right wing, con-
servativc southern politicians who
left the reservation in 1897 and
stayed off until the European war
inflated the neutrality issue and
relatively Obscured domestic prob
lens.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
WHAT MAKES JOBS?
{ Detroit Free Press

jobs in industry are not coniured out
OF thin ain
They have to De created.
And the money to create them comes
out Of the savings OF the people who put
up the capital 70 start and operate the
industry.
According - n. r>timuce Dy the Ameri-
can IRON and Sl,el institute. Il lob in the
>tee. industry requires. for example, an
;uitiuI iMNtstnlr., averaging $1,000 per
cnpiOYc.
The largest item in this Investment is
$500 per emp!oEe for rcu! estate and
building, and equipment.
The cost Of establishing inventories
ot raw materials and supple, ;,nd carry
ing finished goods averages $500 per
job
And the remaining $3.50 Represents
ready cash and reserves to tinance oper-
atOns between the time the finished
goods are produced and the TIM when
they are sold and paid for.
The par, which capital plays III Great
ny and n.a!ut;,laiAp Jobs for workers IS
"capitaIiSt.' aS DIoated pIutocratS, all
rich, all for then?~el"e, and for nobody
else
As matter ot' "a, .Ac vo.t majority
O these "capitae, vino furnish the
financial backing for Industry are ordi-
nary citizens. Hh1 nae saved i feW nun
dled or a few thousand dollar, and many
o1 Whom hu,c 40 other source Of income
lhan their investment III ''a~ fol INDUS
trial workers.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Ladies Don t Garry Suns

Uncle Sam had better dU 5Oluo-
thing soon. We've just let an hon
est woman slip through our finger,
We're sending her back to Canada
because she wouldn't agree, undcr
oath. to bear arm for the United
States.
Mrs. Alice SIgnr Aune va allow
ed TO enter the country under tAr
agreement that she would tlIr
citizenship papers here. Sh" said
che would assist the Government in
any other Way--cyen as war nurse
but she wouldn't shoulder gun
Mrs. Aune isn't the only woman
who feels that way Most Of tn"
others we've admitted wouldn't
touch n gun. cven though they've
casually said they would. And I'm
Gle Sam would have to look a lon"
time to find a corps Of natiVc-born
American women who Would shou!
der muskets.
The fact Is, he doesn't expect
them TO. That question applies to
men applicants for citizenship In
cases such as that Of Mrs. Aunc,
the United States looks a littlr alb
surd. It VIII be i lot better to
modify the immigration law@ before
this sort Of thing happens again.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Among
Our YESTERDAYS

Lost IN the scattered bits of brok
en- WlntElaSStS, remembered only in
/ the yellow newspaper files for Jan
%, 1920, WIS tins wArlke toast
drunl: at Berlin by defeated Ger
/ man Officers.
Not we. but our happy grand
! children Will see the PruSslan Eagle
flying again III the sky"
, Instead. Il4e SWaStikI battleflags
tlUttrr over C2echoslovakla, Austria
and Poland perhaps 4 few of
these San.e German officers remain
to see them, as well rs their grand
! children
The Republicans of today are
cIOg,!Mg Their brains for 1910
platform. even as they dld in 1920.
Then II W..
"Ih"rc reala upon the Rcpupli-
r.,N party i tremendous responsible
NY Of tsCeUanlns TIE ncrG5 OF the
nation
Oh more amusing character was
thc notation on the classified page
that responsibility VIII bp accepted
tor no more than one incorrect in
oertlon Oi classified ADVERTISE
Ucnt
Mark Rose MIS- IN the headlines
luut day considerably more so
han ne IS noW-in connection with
an All American canal bill.
Sentiments III Imperial Valley
are practically unanimous against
tAc injection of any amendment
;tat would grant special privilege
10 anyone, IndWldual or company,
~ tine opening of the east side mesa
lH!!Co and expression Of these
.rnumcIta i goln9 forward by wire
. from 4 number of civic bodies
Of the community.
Mari: Rose IS making a stiff
l.-nt Ior hlS private concession,
and wants either 10000 acres of
land formerly he wanted $4,000
acres or SIS 600 in cash for the
interests that the Imperial Laeuna
I water company might have"
! valley wee conditions were Il tar
get Tor attack % years ago and
~ that time City Marshall Hill had
/ b"cn removed by The grand jury.
He WAS accused OF accepting $3.50
TO allow Il MARY Doe to operate
as prostitute. An editorial of the
day stated.
"Thc dcpraIcd individual who
@n'HKa into a concealed house of
wee and breaks the law Is a SAINT
bCaIdC Ihc officer of the law who
slips IN At another door and takes
hla toll from the unfortunate wom-
EVERY decent person hopes that
n:c d!atrct attorney viii be able
T." land every man rack on every
p"i'c force III Imperial county.
.ultS oi a,oh an utfcnsc, behnd
tAr states prison bars for good.
IonG terms. III tncac days when 1t
L. so raa} ior IN able bodied man
to make GOOD money 1T honest
traces there l. no excuse for this
sort OF thlnB -.
Bag them all. Mr.. Simon. and
send them up 10 the limit"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
ROOSEVELT WONT RUN,
SAYS CAPITAL PAPER

The [ nitcQ States News. long-eStab-
liShed and reliable commentator on
Washington Pot,,..s, predicts III a recent
issue tf:tt President Roosevelt will not
run for i thiel 'vi'tM. and that he will
announce H. .~..>.HH either Jan. 20 or
Marcn :.
II Jhe New : ~t@,.. lie will announce
il Mare,s + if~ .!r~, date has passed
WiJhuu. - l.u.l-l. pronouncement
from the Y. 49, House. \ lot Of observ-
or, mink ,..e March i date viii pass, too,
WithoI - >.eA ;."4odHcenent.
The Nt.p... - r...:r-r, dared tate in its
Uu,U:.... ..... ..--:... coached in these
words:
"4r.-...s .~..... ..a--. -. choose
t. ~.,- 8. .t.... ...
MIR. :.a.. - c.... .>.arcinitp. He
has ,ig..,.a .... d.. "alca - announce
this ci.o.g. - IL. ..;,,.ul.
I'm, a...# -..t.. j.. 2u-cNactly
Que year - '....,. 1- Tx. president must
t;<r .t,.e1. -. -Ia.,A t-selen years
from ~ - .,' II" Roosevelt took
office - t9.,,.1,..'.
Of yo3r~e ..e II. .n' ra.aN Washington
politics =. So. ~- he United States
News. Y. ;...a P. , e. O.o.,- - the source
II uht.o3.se. .ot.' -. o..,}s, Hor a. we'll in
formed CO.. .s..." :..l....t.4rIag.
Ha' t.'.,' iu. nat President
Nur-. .' ,,-- March ! for
a.y tsl. ..at. :...ouGcem"lt unless
,pAgr,--. 49, ~, ..H a. ne trend Of
pGt... ef...... -. ;.., III has made up
bis "as - '". With Postmaster
Jal.@- i.r,y ..- .~..eve re President
himself 6s.-. l.t ,~. know whether he IS
going l.. ..5.t tor l. 'ird term. And, with
Il p}'"@...e -ctor. of o,in4 political oD-
servers. - I..'l..- .r ~. Hof make up
his mHa aafi. j., is convinced either
tna' ~ "a -. ,.,r'1t ra-i.%., OF hat ne
t;llt' - ..e'.".
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
You re Telling Me-

Wonder II the Firms appreciate
III! that magnificent publicity Joe
Stain has 2ratmtoualv gwen them?
Carrots, says Il physician. improve
tine ryr-sight. But who wants to
have rIc5 like a rabbit?
People who 1--we in traiers make
%oOd nephbors, says an editorial
At lcast, they are not always bor-
owing your snow shovel.
Holland hasn't had war in so
long that any advance dope on
the Dutch ability to fight which
1ntlcr'$ agents may have picked
up can't be much good.
Scientist makrs wool ont of milk
news item. Some poor old Bossy
VII get all tine blamr tor those ter
Ilblc Christmas sweaters
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29

At... 5.oWai,1 arouNH among
..e.D.r c1nlaat"s. b" Nobel
- -. c0n.att"" II November, an
..u.,. aitlv ~ fuc 1893 peace
...1 aot.G be withheld.
Iea committee has now received
arlYJeal from Sron Hcdin noted
s.eti.l explorer, tn" 5olh the
.,.J "nG IJ40 peace prizes, aggre-
'.n. about $9O, ,0C0, be used 10 help
'Ar Plnns In their var with Russia.
The mere suggestion OF turning
,eacc funds into war capital Is a
Il .Qactic commentary on the world
r. today. OF all contemporary
.caders, not one can be found great
rnough to deserve the worlds high
1T peacc award Only Pope Plus
III haa consistently and unrc-
,lycdly demanded peace. Other
-.u.r Law asked tor II. but their
Mort. have Dcen SpaSnOdic
In his Letter 10 President Roo5e-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. .3WY

Estate Of DAN {. DAVIS. deccas-
ed
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, M. d. Zinn, Public Ad-
minlStratOr, as administrator of the
estate Of DAN c. DAVIS deceased
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, that within SIX months af-
ter the first publication of this
notice they either file them with
the necessary vouchers in the Of
flee of the Clerk of the. Superior
Court Of the State of California.
IN and for the County OF Imperial,
or exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers TO the SAID NJ. ID. Zinn,
as administrator of said estate, at
574 Main Street, Ell Centre. Cali
fornia, the same being the place
for the transaction of the business
of the said estate in the County
of Imperial State OF California.
Dated at FL Centre, California;
this nth day of January 1910. II
M. D. ZINN,
Administrator OF tLr IS
tate OF
DAN G. DAVIS.
Deceased
Ol5-22-29: F5p
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29

tor held the most powerful federal
post short OF the presidency. SAID
Lewis had been getting Il hell OF IL
run around at the White House"
and adopted the right policy when
he let both parties know that laborS
support could not bc taken for
granted.
Hlllman,h arrival here W,,s await r.
ru with great interest hy those VIII
wondered whether tl& differences
with Lewis over the question of
continued support OF the New Deal
was so serious that it might lead
to a complete break between the
Congress OF Industrial Organization.
and illlmanG AmalEamated Cloth
ing workers. which hats 30 900 mem
LerS and was founder OF the CIO.
Lewis and Hillman have had Seri-
Gus differences before--on the ques-
tion OF compromising the fight with
the American Federation Of Labor.
and on the CLOS invasion of the
building trades, an AFL stronghold.
Hillman privately favored greater
unity efforts, and opposed the build
ing trades drive.
But never before had Hllman
gone to the point of issuing a public
statement, which. while it did not
mention Lewis by name, directly
contradicted Lewis sharp attack on
Mr.. Roosevelt and his administra-
ton. Hillman said the Roosevelt
administration had faithfully" full
filled its pledges, had not rctreatcd
in the face of vigorous opposition.
OF Mr. Roosevelt. himself, Hillman
added that there is no man in
public life today in whom we can
so fully and safely confidc for the
balance Of the Journey 4
Johnson said he opposed thirt \
term for Mr. Roosevelt. but added
that it was very likely" that the
president will be re-nominated and
reelected He said Lewis policy
of withholding support from either
party put them both IN the "anXi-
Gus seat" and would be more pro-
ductive for labor.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29

He suggests that i the govern
n.ent would put I tar..t 0. divers
fats and oils which American far
mers could 2roW 04t cont. and
i the goycrnmeuj WoaIG contribute
everything possible II TIE way OF
scientific research. and would en-
courage TIE usp U. alo0l1i 4. ;u
automotlIc iUcl 4 tfCarudOUA i.W
market would b" opened tor the
ta?lner
To >ay tia - coa'1 III ;ui3
%ag III" a., pgoGact# C.. 'Jo !-
aon acre. D.. m.2&f. saH as|uIyr. 80
Hc s>.,>. eve ooG.Gu' &C . Ill AT
o4ce, o! course. d = .ly .u,..r-
d!ajr Iu'We y" Coa.G - .ca,' OIL
set the 40 million ueges IL" admn-
lstratiOn i" r}na 10 tax" ont Of
production. II W could P4' Tie po"
Ct OF government anG ld'@t", a'.-
hmd the idea
Some 50ot %omea Xh9 !">rr.' q
Civil War Veteran, #A'n H.. ;tj-
cranS were in tic sore &ud vcloN
Leaf Will 20 on tuc government p'"
sion rolls if 4 bill -, G.:aTrG H.
the House Dcrsion con'n''r'
passed,
At present no woaan 2.o A.,,.-
RED q ClIll War ye aiter 1908 ua
draw 4 pension TAaa Oil @"U.
max" ;u.y Iyi"ral.a "!ao" ouH!h''
j. s. hc m:-rmct ttr .,tr.a. /" sc:1r
prlor - III. dcatH Maa u;.r V1I
Linn Gul.L" taose gcslg#. j, ,. "s-
,imated tn" Unnua. CO 2..,t b.
around s2O0O0h0
TIL s50.00001a c.u inflicted ou
The U. S. Maritime commission b."
the HOue" apprOp~@aGHe committee"
will Dc mao" con,.cr .aDl, d""pv".
If important COP conar aln": ha}.
their War . Wa""-Hour IT,. ma.
escape n"pu~a' saa.aam'u', g."
thls session Cpu.a #3h G"ahWu
BarG"n IT. !r&au. TO- . #liin2 ~
delay actIo: ua,a "9.Gso El"nM
has had more an - .r@aup ,H-
act : Administrations
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Bruce Cation in WASHINGTON
Dissects the News

Observation-Disclosures Roose-
Welt already sas 1876 delegates for
nc "cXt ccnrert!on. If YOU believe
III 80" -. r. uGG part IS that
20 ~u;." -. - expressed himself -
,:.. ~ p.t-.Hc,.l lsn't 1 candidate.
ne p". cent has heen prom
I'D" H. G,i,-atts u ONO r52J b.
So Democratic Chairman Arthur
LN:oacy. 8. Pennsylvania '72J BY
s $40" = Cia.:sr: O. Illinois So
r.. A,.@o: :. =" c. ChlcA4J; ard q.
t.a"o = b. senate. C,aud"
r rp"c
...... - ,a4ss.,um.u eject
'N,,. ...e. IL .tD":l. Oh.o aHt
T.o.c. s.s' 1ic..s II MAJ F!o"-
.Ga ne - pss.erencc primary at all.
Hanoi. r.. aG". Dut It's purely ad-
IVORY: lie aa.egatrS vote on which
candidate ~. 3e supported. Penn
,y.y:,::i. III L preference primary,
i:r 20 .1r 20 one has even tilcd pc
l,.oE- - pat FDR's name on The
Ea..u'.
II OHIO. each candidate for dele
,ato mus .av what presidential
cancidacc nos for. By he c&nt use
Z presidential candidate name
"thOGt the owners consent and 10
ca', FDR. ronsnn' nu not been
.''u.
:. o'u.. VOC 10 voter II those
..:: -';',s J.. ssen been approacil-
... on t..~ H.astee but '!c pres.-
c".. ..,. 5",;. I'd hc.. 2c' al TIE
r-..p&iH-.
W:..a Go&G "c.emW2T a a
Gcrd "1"H 10. GUg"g h" cam
.4.-....
A!",r- .ac Republican congress
..rMu. r0Mm!,laez "hich arc Geek
~ c.,a o" ~a.ca The party VIII
aa-c - .a:la po.cr. Is one loaded
D., Congressman Roy W"Ddrutf OF
Ar.o,ufau Which La been looking
~. H. matfc" ol 4AA2 IL indus
.r. a.4i..a.s pgo"uc"d on lie farm
--c..n.~.. = aor III. commit
-. r., l.a's I aozrN t@chnlcIans.
.,.d WCaaH.! rHrEuIas,ic
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Hugh Johnson Praises John Lewis
For Keeping Candidates Uncertain

COLUMBUS, O.. Jan. %. tUP) -
John l.. Lewis political policy won
thr support today OF one Of PreSi
dent Roosevelt former chiel ad-
'l"cra Gen. Hugh ). johnson. while
labor leaders Speculated Oh the eX-
'ent Ol The rllt between Lewis ana
Go wee ptcaldeut, Sidney nillman
un the question ul drafting Mr.
!tUOatFclt lOr i thIrt term,
JUlnsUu. Who n. MIA admlnl:tru-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29

Rome. Italy, Is farther north than
Chicago.
An increase in movement Of one
'niic per car per day haS the effect
n' Increasing the existing railroad
trrl2ht car supply by 10000 cars.
SlaYcs N ancient Rome went bare
nracrd 1utll they obtanrG their
t!c~'jDln when they were given
r.ps
The Panama canal ~ !U,ncr cast
than aAy part OF Florida
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Willis Thornton's Editorial On:
Thew Found No Peace

lelt, Pope Pljs %lot". "Ou. n@u
Gaily experience t"la rs ii tpr dc"p-
seated yearnnl To-! p'acc tial iAr
the heart u! thr coWuou proy!" "
Yes. The common p,pp.r "ai'
peace. But they can ind f." res.
champion tOr thor css0c
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL
No. 5000
NOVICE

In the Matter of the Estate and
Guardianship of AIRLINE SANDHJ.
A Minor
Notice is hereby given that Karin
Singh Sandhu, Guardian Of the
person and estate OF Airline Sandhll.
ii minor. has filed IN tins court Il
petition Tor order to invest funds
and 10 execute mortgage or trust
deed on real property, and refer
ence IS hereby made to said petition
lor further particulars, the hearing
OF which has been fixed by said
court for Friday, the 9th day of
February, 1910, at 2 o'clock pm, at
the court room thereof at the court
house in said County of Imperial.
And all persons interested in said
petition arc notified then and there
TO appear and show cause. if anv
there be, why the said petition
should not be granted. 4
Dated: January Goth, 1910 a.
w. j. McCLELLAND.
County Clerk.
BY c.. 0. KENYON,
Deputy
HicGcOX & Provence (SeaD
Attorneys for Guardian
tJ29-FO
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29


=" company .pr, .2,!zed in MAX
NJ ",dta cfE>t.li, sad clocE faces.
Nh Eoa knew hA business. and
taf tpnI2an, luucd our Z 1000
i.toeas'. bfu no orHp". were HANGING
on 'ae frees Orc rs o. pcr= h He
I'D - tag, 'Ncm. ana 81 ie.r all
!e o'hsr ".a.> companies maxim
c.Gr': :s9H's
.sat Vt, in Conncci.cut a clock
aaaEe. 'drc" who Was thc biggest
Il Il. H. Blu, y" vas hard to
e., l.. NJ. Vu.' lId plans 10 wiz
Hm gsee ..:' worked OFT i cot
i'tc. @!lcj. W.. mos .ttracIIyr. He
pel Il ii ar"'. nf paper - lI,,t IL
l1,n eaHo ..uoE 4. AMI IL. mad h.a
a. 'mtli' uucd W. IN Ho1 cor
"Mclna .t".r. Cn' NO thrrn hIs
a.. aimeus: went 1N"y were gnau-
He.ao.e. B. when Mr. Voet tnrcw
-. /; aaalnsf Jhc mans door the
>r2'M"lts W".r answered IN a word
Of tWo .e''"r=.
II 0"o Ec~, ~oMr bacl: 10 his
,>cfpr@ afd ,'lC >nmc rhInkne. II.
Geplted - talk "a 'h--nm.'s oWn
'n!ln.. h'n Wplu.. DUN c9c evidence.
IL Uog9h' ono ul IT,: luana clock
teGE il 70 'Ar factory. pulled out the
r.d2s. -, jess i;lc". replaced II
,.ta u ceuNc,. face. Thcp lie made
another appointment With the man.
When hc u"rlvrd at the mans
rH;rn. - stripped off the paper and
''' iWD ciDcEa on the mans da5E.
on aac . Hat face. the other a
eaaHe% ,2c". Hc pointed ont how
~ convey tarr of the clock caught
'lr n"ht. reflected 1t. and AYE thr
DC: Il r.ch Wcll-turned-out look
ualshul lbic rHt"Ml" The man
p"Fe5 tI4au ~ end lookca at th,H
,.,..1s
i. Gr.s .acr would east abon'
E. ..,r HDr, rlnu the Old tlai lac.
~. u. Vost "a. prepared lor
~ e.. IL Efn:ndcd lac man th2t :
a.s aaalriaual - .Ht ua lie III
.,e D.. ~ rlO'h would lot lnaE"
..:.@ 3.Icrtpr" to the pubhc Dr-
eaac Il cOulduj arr The cXpnnd,-
nr. B9 rhcr could seq L ON the
l"cs Il Tie clock.
To mar took clock in each
Aard stddl"d them again. Times
%ore hard a penny was L POM"
Ho' II" placed an ORDER for 20.00a
c.ocE Iaoes. The impression thr
'ac... maco on IN" public WAS %
GOOD liz The man ordered agalr.
add .,..an In all hr bought NOR"
'aal ~" mIll!uu clOcl: lacrsl
= 90 Won Convinced hIm by
'0kme II In" mana own term.
Tlo @24 @@rn Il desk "dcmonsti9t-
iaa i1e had shown HIM how he
colIa mDrov" hIs article and IN
"rea " .2.c.. And when You can 90
'i.'. a. man is interested Did
- @fatero. 'rd?' Hc is capiIVatcc
~. irailadt
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CARNEGIE

H. otto Nopt had Just taken over
4 s.Aall alass factory near Thoma..-
'on Conn. and ne had to sink or
s".m. This MAS il The midst OF the
NCDresa!on. and NJ NOgt WIS 50
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Door that all rne
a.ou,". he could
'a!>e tor Hlc lir,t
"a lnlcnt Wa S25.
rhlnk Oi buyng Il
Factors v h Il
,aaN capital q!
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hat COMPANY IS
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Wn !nd Nj.
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J. ~ below 2clD in Moscow say
u ne&. dapa'th Frrn with Stain
pI. r'} lot under the collar.
BG'ltr."2 causing bird, to scrm
a%a" from %ar zone new item
N.tebo fHat. why, think Verne
JrukIns. r. hear 80 much about
ctgly robins tin. gear.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Thoughts for the Day

Because the creature itself also shall be delivered
.rom TIE bondage o: corupuoli INTO the GLORIOUS
Liberty If -, children Of Coo Romans u.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Photographs

Rome. Italy, Is farther north than
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-01
HUNGARY CHIDED
FOR NAZI TREATY
CONTINUED From Page One)

ONO
ron Pronay, Hungarian statesman,
and other members of the upper
and lower houses also criticised
the signing of the pact in a session
of the foreign affairs committees
of both houses of parliament.
The disclosure conceded Will
other reports from Budapest that
the Hungarian minister to WASH
ington, John Pelenyi, had resigned
because of Axis pressure on his
government to find a nan more
willing to work for the Axis in
Washington.
Dispatches quoted Bethlen, for
mer Premier, as declaring that
the government should not believe
in an Axis victory, as from day
to day there are contrary indi.
cations"
1.-THE government acted very
rashly," Bethlen was quoted as
saying, mo one has the right to
jeopardize the foundations of this
nation just because of vanity"
Apparently explaining the use of
the word vanity" Bethlen said,
''It is not true that Hungary was
given an exceptionally good re-
ception at Vienna wv h e she
signed the Axis pact). Slovakia,
which is a musical comedy coun-
try, was given one just as solemn"
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AT SOUTHAMPTON
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fires o S to turn back more than
100 planes trying to break through
London's defense.
The British acknowledged the loss
of two planes, whose pilots they
said were saved.
The ministry of home security
communique said some bombs were
dropped in London's residential
areas, but mo great damage" was
caused.
The air ministry news service
announced three German bombers
were shot down, and one damaged
when they attacked the torpedoed
destroyer Javelin a S it limped to
port following yesterdays clash
with light German naval forces
The three German ~destroyers in
volved were reported repeatedly
hit" by British guns.
The Javelin, a ~1,695-ton ship OF
the 1889 destroyer class, was the
flagship of Lord Louis Mountbat'
ten, third flotilla commander and
cousin of King George. He was I'm
hurt, although there were some
casualties on the Javelin.
A Great Grandson
Mountbatten, a great grandson
of Queen Victoria was mentioned
in dispatches last August fol