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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23

the convention which convenes
Monday under circumstances more
promising to their future than at
any time since the political tide
shifted from them in 1880, but their
immediate course was confused w
three developments:
!. DiSSension in a platform sub
committee over the phraseology and
intent of the foreign relations plank
of the party platform to be adopted
next week, especially whether the
party should pledge itself to give
aid to the Allies, and, if SO, how
much.
2. The politically astonishing
growth of the Willkie- for president
boom.
3. The necessity for the party to
adjust itself to the situation created
by President Roosevelt's nomination
Of two veteran Republican states
men to his cabinet.
The word "isolationist" does not
precisely fit. but there is sub
stantial group of the foreign rela-
tons sub-committeemen insisting
that the party should not pledge
any aid at all to the Allies. An
other crop, apparently just as nu-
merically strong. is demanding that
the party pledge all aid short OF
war. ALI M. Landon, 1896 presiden-
tial candidate and chairman of this
subcommittee. has favored aid to
the Allies.
An effort apparently was being
made to compromise the two sides
on peace and preparedness" basis
that would leave to the nominee
the final Interpretation Of the ex-
tent to which the Allies might ex-
pect United States materials if the
Republicans win in November.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
Einstein Takes
Citizenship Test

TRENTON, N. j., June %. CUP)-
DR.. Albert Eirstein took his final
examination for American citizen
ship today and afterward, in one of
his rare public appearances, ex-
pressed his faith in democracy and
said that the fate of the human
race" is dependent upon America S
moral strength"
Interviewed on the National
Il Am An American program, the
white haired, 69-year-old scientist
expressed his thanks that he was
about to become citizen of the
United States. He will become a
citizen in October.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
Spread of Communism Into Baltic
Foreshadows Drive to TurnFrance
Red, May Give Hitler Headache

+ olld give Germany new major
problem to meet in the coming
months when Hitler will require all
the energy German can muster for
the attack against the British en-
pre-.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
Henry Stimson Recommends Opening
U.S.Port Facilities TO British

warned, that would mean "the ter
mination OF freedom throughout
the world, not only in international
relations but in the individual free
dom of the citizens of each coun-
try"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
YOUTHS GATHER TO TRAIN

SACRAMENTO, June %. CUP)-
Approximately $50 California youths
arrived at the state fair grounds
today for eight days of practical
study of governmental processes at
the fifth annual Boys State spon-
sored by the California department
of the American Legion.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Watching Politicians

a group Of New York citizens
has organized to watch political
mancuvcrs IN the comma elections.
The body calls itself the Indcpen-
dent Committee on Political Tech
niqucS. Amon9 its aims IS to guar
antCC that politics Will be honest.
Sincere citizens who take thcf
franchise seriously will applaud the
motives OI tie New York committee
The moycmca. sponsored by the
group = one that could be put 10
ADVANTAGEOUS use III other COM
mUnitioS Mot voters arc inter-
CStCd IN honesty, not alone ~ tho
financial kind but III moral honesty
They are interested in the things
their candidates say. in the charges
they make ana tic promises thcN
fling about
PO!ltl"s is not the God-gIvCn 2rant
of a select few 1t is Il heritage
10 be shared by everyone III tho
commundH. \ group earnestly de-
string to keep political figures IN
Inc can be Il Cccidcd asset wherever
II may spring up.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Bruce Cation in WASHINGTON
Dissects the News

'lonS, any further steps taken By
the field man likewise had to come
sack TO Washington As a result,
complaints formed ar cr"r-mOuntine
NOV drift They came in faster
liaM thy could possibly be disposed
o. Often enough it would take
s.X mO..thS tol a complaint to get
action.
On TOP o. everything else, there
wasn't cnou,n money to hire Il
staff Andres started out with 25
inspectors. tho administration Will
have around 900 By next June. and
sars oven that wont be Il bit too
:.Any. And to cap the climax. there
vas no clear direction from head
quarter, decisions and policies were
,IDlCCt 10 change overnight, and
{; morale-wrocking band of "oftic2
politics. came into being.
Th.S ~as hat Colonel Fleming
inherited He moved fast.
First he co-ordirated field in
:p3Ctors ana field attorneys. He
GcCcntralllrd the administration
next Regional officers were given
tull authority 10 handle all cases
nIOiVlN not more than $4,000
hll complaints were handled by men
in the nold Pending cases were
grouped BY industries in the inter
CT VI >0eodle;' handling The alx-
H,onth i1c often found on Cnmplaint
carC" previously was cut down in
one cars 10 43 hour.
The colnnof sqIashcd the office
pii'1ctlU" overnight, showed that
hc ino" nov 10 make up his mind
"'D, Hl"k 10 Il. ana restored the
morale of hIe staff Business mon
!uo q, tangled in tho law found
ircr curld always cot fair, sym
g+tho't' hearing although thcE
,l.O foUnd HIM immovablC in the
.cca th'' the laws standards must
he lived up to.
As a result Of ali this. the wage
nOur dininistration for the first
tlmc iaccs the future confidently.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
CLARIFYING DISCUSSION
OF CHILD LABOR ISSUE
MR. PAUL. lENklN :
TIL pOST-PRESS

Ill N''>t i iAl.'N'>
since Ihyr, asl> a.en sonle CONTROVERSY
#o,er statements attributed to ME oil sJ.e
occasion O. the rVtt9t speech ut MI (, IL
l'9~a,, state i8ho" commissioner. i seems
oHtr fair tina, the record 5r kept straight
=. eertu.n ~>3a.e Observation-Disclosures
cleared UN
\: no time d.,j .;s>e part III The ao..>e-
mentioned meet L. Follrw;u@ the uast-
-. ho"e",r. | s}ld. n personal ,a?.,er.
aat.vH with Mr. C:fr9sto say th,u alp>
valley newspapers ;Jrc Very ruoptrat -.
While | did not specifically refer - rea
= aaN other paper. | did have i, a....G
Naur :trm and seterai others.
Having mrpn CARRIER toy myself.
ar especially acquainted with ncwsaay
problems a@d IN therefore douhly -
precIaIiNC ct Tie t5eg things done X
The >o<rrai papers referred to &0ove H.
.hc forefront OF these i the Po>t-PlVs>
With whose efforts AID boy program
an fairly well acQ0ainted.
In your recent editorial d,aiul 2Ga
N. C3rr%>coS >pcee.. and IT,. n,Ns5po5
situation 2> i ,9rtaifl>, 10 lour ue,ys-
papers il WAS implied h"' addressed
n remarks IL Mr. C;,rraScn hc}orN' tke
man III prj,ate. WI, !, Wa> th" case
Also. r.a, rp1erled IL :.> "SUpete1,o.
ii Child Labor I.&w Application" '.tp~e
responsibilities rs. :. h: h&nd, 4 IT,
loea' deputy iabor eo.ir ~~iol,r. ell
ront.v Nr James +. Mcpiij.
Y School Attendance >uur>l>of. l
arr responsible for issuing the work per-
nit, required y tie law and for re-
porting, t. the Deputy Labor Commits
>ioner, such violations a> come 70 ny
attention. an pleased to advise that
III The case Of TIE PoSt-Pre&> | cannot
recall a single instance when thor, has
Zen such violation.
That the present close cooperaIioa
between most umpioTerS ot boy, AID
girls in Imperial Valley and the public
schools for tht he>r Interests Of the
children Wili be esen n1olr effective in
the future ! rou5t.e>> you' wish a. "e.I
a mine.
i, spcttiulI, Hours.
ROGER u. Y. WALTON.
Attendance Supervisor,
Imperial County Schools,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
A MATTER or
SELF PROTECTION

State invest iCatOrS shoa4d be Ca!leu
in to clear the skirts u innocent Local
officials and to protect .oca. peace OIL
GERS. as much a. to trace down lhe ue-
yious nleanderings If tie case Itself.
We believe there ale nally III Il lei'-
tro against Wnom suspicion ard uElE
rumors have been directed VINO are m
nocent not only Of any wrong oolhE'
but of any laXne<s as well.
But until all the facta are known 'he
man on the strcot will not tn able to say
of certain man, "hc had nothing to DO
with it. r..
No Imperial county officer nor Off
cia] can pierce the cloud Of public be-
wilderment. \ local investigation might
turn up every hing that is to bc known
il might uncover he true facts, Il might
spare no one. but still there would be
a tendency amorG many Of p Centre
citizen TO heneve something remained
undone.
A disinterestcd investigator from the
state bureau, approaching the case from
an entirely ntw Viewpoint would have
the confidence of both the people and
other officers The grand iur", The dis
trict attorney Of the sheriff might con-
slider that-then ask the state 10 help
out
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Among
Our YESTERDAYS

Fancy Herb Norris cutting loose
WITH such a blurb as this.
The script Of 'VirtuouS Men
r"l!S Tor no less than two spccta-
c.'!ar fight Scores .... In order to
achleFo thc proper realistic effects
tae 1srcctOr dcCldcd 10 have no
rsacaSals of these scenes. but lei
i 20 with the at,monit!on make a
n&l rough and tumble fight for
Il. Throwing all caution as TO
phT,ical safety aside the actors
engaged IN a terrific struggle 49,.
@Chairs and tables are orerturn-
IL, chandcllcrs and poYticrs pulled
do%n. iurnlrMnGs completely wreck
httcr huli a column. one actor
throws tho other down i steep
ti.,,It Of steps where he lands I'M
conscious at the bottom" And that
~ that 90 vars ago in FL Cen
TO.
Tic same M"w>p#p"r !!lo that car
lied this i!oriG movie notice pub
hshea two filters that arc somewhat
nlrs,l.yine today. The read.
The Wy department has sent
1888 s..rDlus motor vehicles to
rrdacr sil,cr the siNaing Of tEl A.
,Hls;ict
Don't hog tie "Oad
Somehow We do.'t recall Wilson
Lloyd George and Clemcnccau ever
fanclcd Themselves as singers and
neither do We rCmcmbcS the az
mist.ce was SigNcd in melody. But
maybe so. maybe 90.
That really would have bccn hl,-
torv. GrorgC bOOmMg 4 ;,nst. bass
and Wllson screaming tenor WhaIc
Clemcnceau Gidn't surprise any
one by a'ttjrc down a 'hc p2no
and spcaking FrCucE
In another pau OF the paper.
clippings from other valley noW@-
Dap"re Wcrc reprinted, including
those @rm.:
"Nhcn ,omobodr made = notion
- the Imperial chamber nj COM
mcrcc nirot,n" tn tlc rtfcrt that r'c
ought 10 hoyr anOthcI ni"ht watch
nan. .oinrhodr Ci.C Thought HAT
sincr The town had been made pure
bi fhc r"ccut raids. Wc dldni need
aqy ncht WWcnmnn Al AZ.
And.
Two couple, from In1 Ancrlr'
1~"ivcd in RraTlcy At II y N. and
pcrc unable ~ end roOm@, % lhr"
Had 10 'lccn IN thCtr automobiles ON
thr fIaIa.
They sad they nearly fro,r and
spent the night alternately trying
to sleep and walking the streets to
Keep warm.
They left the next day for Los
Angeles"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Famous Sayings

The news camera il playins Il
part -aa important part in record
l. the history OF our times Not
only ir@c>iom to speak and to print
sle important these days--trcedom
10 Feeorj photugraphicallE the pass
as Of event, is also important
That = why we think delegates
"a tie Gnitcd Mine Workers con-
Ncatlon at Columbus were wrong
Hh,a thcN seized ncwSmen'S cam
r1aA. toe ont and destroyed their
plates. Nhcu tho camcramcn had
made "..hotS' OF The Communist lla9
which suddenly appeared above
President LOWS head
These dclc,atcs Wsrc fearful that
something G.arrCdltable to thcir
uH!os might Hr recorded. thcY acted
hsstilv @uC mjhlnknglY Had they
auSHd to think. they might have
Gou@h1 Ike this what if the pie
tGrc had been ono which MIGHT
reflect ~ a coal company or Il steel
company. and deputies or guards
had similarly mankandlcd the cam
cramcn and tncir pictures? Why,
TIE unions would be first to raise
CRY OF censorship" and high
handcdn9Ss. Inat is no conjecture,
II has often happened
The incident of the Communist
lag W9S Cvldrutly IN ill-conccivcd
a9d 31pid prank on somebody's
rart. Il rctrttcd no disrrcdlt on
the union. But tho destruction Of
na%am"a'a equipment and The slip
precision OF picture records of a
convention OF great and legitimate
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Barbs-

Dorothy Lamour arrived in New
York bundled up in furS. She said
it's SarOHG Season of the Tear for
that OtaCr costume.
After hls Columbus O., appeal
anCC. John L Lewis viii have to
visit the White House with the
same cold tornalitv as a Rcpubl-
can senator or Il former BRAIN
tyuStCr.
II VS. feared that SNOW would
cave in thr <lonlc Of tho national
capitol. Not a long rs Congress
l., III "cl,lon to ralSc thr roof
R,r,;la report. untold hnrror5 ~
which Rcd prEouCra arc bcnc sub
iCctcd by the Firms. Thc Soviet
Captivc> arc EcInG bathcd.
a massachusetts, musician It.
ported his baeplpcs r'olcn Maybe
thr nCi -ilbor5 know EomCthin. about
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
IOdiy'S Horoscope

1losc HlloS' birthday L Oh thl
Gaie anould take every ADVANTAGE
Of tho cxccllcn, influences which
now attend their lives Cain VII.
come to rhcr' through tic aid ot
s1pcrio;5. The child borr TO-DAY
viii be most Fortunate. Sch q
enc viii haY. a generous. cn'hu-
.astic. optimistic and independent
laturc: will love freedom and m
cpru-alr ,lfc. outdoor p2r'. aA<t
gaStimca
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Legal ADNERTI:TNENT
s Il NJ NJ o \ =
No. 1870

In tho Superior Court of the state
Cf California, i'll and for the Coun-
Is of Imperial.
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION
DISTRICT, Plaintiff
G.. II. SCOTT, rt al,
Drirn'Ianl'
Harry " Horton and GcOrgr r.
Kirk. Attorneys for Plaintiff
The People of The state of CALI
fornia send Greetings to:
e.. r SCOTT. OLIVE, SCOTT.
wife of e. r. Scott. TITLE, GUhE,.
ANTEF, AND TRUST COMPANY.
q Corporation. rs Trustees. w NJ
ALLARDtCE. JOHN DOE. JANE
DOE. RICHARD. ROE. JOHN DOE
COMPANY. a Corporation, RICH-
ARD ROE COMPANY. n Co-part-
rcrShip, j. DOE as Administrator
or hdmlnistratrix Of the Estate Of
r. ROE, Deceased, Defendants.
You Arc Hereby Directed to Az
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above. brought
against you in the Superior Court
Oi the County of Imperial, State of
California, within ten days after the
scrvic" on YOU of this SummonS-lf
served within this county; or within
thirty days if served elsewhere.
And You arc hereby notified that
unless YOU appear and answer us
above required, the said plaintiff
will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the COM
pAint, as arising upon contract, or
il will apply 10 the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plant.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial State of Cali
fornia, this 18th day of April. 1890
w. j. McCLELLAND
(oEAL) County Clerk
BY C1THA LAMSON
Deputy Clerk.
.. u 10 20 F. , . IG % M. l815
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
MEMRER
HELP FOR THE GRAND JURY
IN THE LITTLE CASE

II has been thrcn Weeks BOW since
the Little investigation broke over II
Centres municipal structure III Il Storm
Of suspicion, rcylimination and CRITICISM
and still none Of them have o"eN a.
layed
Action Is needed t. qu.e; thv street
corner rumors, the unpleasant SpcNdI"-
ton and harsh criticism directed against
everyone concerned, whether deserving
or undesorNing Onlv when al The facts
are laid cut in plain NleW Nj. 9UHp.-
cionS SubSId,.
To date tho 9uo.lc.H hnona facts az
these: Mrs. LilNu Richards Little. tvf-
mor clerk in the T.. Centro water U@-
partment j. under ut,o>., a. = Att Nos
band. while jLNt >tiE,dors eEecA W.>s.'.N
fund, totalinr upwards = >i-,nno. Ms.
Little WAS ARRESTED osi, s,tter ste Na>
allowed hy ri'N ott!e.aj l. dSaNp'aT
while her records We've beHE Ch'cAeu'
and while the aNou!n 81 missing lUhuS
was being asccyT;I"cE. Who harDvIed
her in hiding remains Il nlNS,cry. ltvf
husband was allowed - disappear "'S"'
in spite of the FAC: ,h,.t : warrant tor
his arrest on a battery complaint WAS
outstanding at -" ;.nsc h 1.pne" 81 -
Centre police tna' il Vi had h''E
using cltv funds for aer ona purposes
He WAS >ubStQi QiC'.'> ,1lt - =. ''' '
ifs depatie> HI.cr .eliig - !eN1S M"
rturnilg 70 the ta'9N.
Thos. facts j,atc tt'1.a - 'n' ~
why's ." More thuH that. .a'| maze
bred !! t.r pu}l.c n'...a 'sl'l.t'''.' H'-'.
>iblv ..afoundei ~; ~'I.sr b"dy '''''
m,s, hav. know. u: p 2ae.'ltijon-. ~
a. lea; should ha,y a.,1.s'@'a 1''n..
Tic 'a.@ .y'E a'>G G...,.s,, " q. "y%.' H&, 5.: 2".
diyulcod vha; K has discovered. Leg"
" i cannot reveal is findings untl! ana
unless indictments are voted. Al me
same tine. however. liz grand |UrN :
without power t. MAJ ;.1e sort o. ~
yc,tigation that seems :. < needed heFl.
There Is orc way - Investigation can
be- assured.
uyestjqating aocrrN--a .1i!e III
upon which laca! Officers may ca'! '9r
hclp if they wish. l. 3, Stated by mEh'|
trained w per- ia s".a'4 detection ana
invcstiga ion.
" The +! Cor;ra police ae2arlment. the
sheriff. the district a.tof..,&, OF possibly
the grand Jury. can .>h -. ssa'e 10 sen"
~ nt.1
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
TAXES AND ELECTIONS
{ Riverside Press ,

With an additional S46Q,OoO.oOO tax
levy staring them IN the face. congress-
MEN are meditating over what thly te,n
do about it in an election year.
President Roosevelt suggested sJ-
per tax on incomes. Senator Robert ".
LaFcllette If. tProgresSivt. wisconsin,
has long fO>tercd q concrete proposal
70 broaden I've income AK base. Noty
Senator Pat Harrison democrat, Mis-
seoippi) has another idea. Just thr op
posite. Senator Harrison suggests mat
income surtaXe> in The highest brackets
be cut. Tie propose, a reduction from
the pN>scrt = por cent maximum 10
so per cent top. Through such a plan.
hn predicts. capital would he turned
loose for new inre>tments. re-employ.
ment. and general expansion which
,."',}d u},jmatelY ne reflected in Greafef
taX returns for the govorrmon'.
W matf"r nhar the n,or'f~ f ~.
plan may b" If viii bf .'lr" 10 attract
:; number If eIectlnn.erirg conrrf n.tI7.
What could be sWee'nr At his s"a on
than q plan 10 increase the TAX weld ~
decreasing the TAX ratc"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

WASHINGTON - orc year ago
The Va, o-hour administration va
the mos. troub,o-rldhc.. of all New
Deal asouclcs.
I ", unucg-St3licG aNG under
financed II lad lots OF enemies 10
Dcgn nth. ana II was addins to
them b. its own shortcomings. In.
luential congrcsSmcn were Whet-
ting knives to have its heart out
TODAY everything looks different
There i 2 Lj-:or sta" ard more
money. Confessional critics arc
showing q willingness TO hold off 4
while and g!yc tho row boss. Liogt.
Col. Ph,'ip FlcmiH2. Il chance tor
i!lS Wh.t2 alley. And the admin
istrauon !tsei. mas stopped faIln-
over its own feet,
Most of this IS dive 10 ;ue cnau-cs
which Colonoi Flcmlng has intro
Guced BROUGHT in a trouble
shooter after nrkic>s Administrator
Elmer Andrews was forced ont. TIN,
smiling. graH-harcd army officer
has gwen the outfit n 3"u dtncs-
phcrc ard nov eNs'cm
All @.nds Of iu@,> alled thc
Wage-tpour administration IL, or-
&anlzatlnn W. cUmhor@omr. ln-
I}ertor., III the ho!d wrro Divorced
fom taft l=r"cr' III the felI
They lar!cd real aufhorlt%. 10 car
nrolvne n"-i ,l10o tor tnefanrc
conld hc pa 'd on b. = nc}d oil
ncer b. Gab 90 20 81, thc Way 10
Nasillns ton
I W rr.u "oy vHh con-
Haunt Thr G,.J mall aad - rc-
Ter al compliant 70 " nma.H.
Ancrc . .ro".' .'"G n.d "a diee.r
'nc fay', ASA ~It' s.commendo-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

Italy plans To staudardIIc Non,-
EMS clothes. Gosl2, think Of having
to look Al mClcl 1910 hats for the
rest of your l.fcl
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

EarI BroWoer app-aled ron .ds
conviction on the grounds that 1t
was unfair Perhaps. If he prefers
thr Kind Ol trial joe G'alln "lSo..
rAai could be arranged
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Hint, ON Etiquette

II gog ar = hou 9 "..c.f II. q
rone md rn'@ pre- .cnco tia. m.ri.
rytra WprG io, -cr:aut. sp'I snp,ip
3le hlm ~ nor tN' "nrn lcara"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

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par".
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C"ror>. Moro orao., - prof" tho
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Willis Thorntons Editorial On:
Lenses and Liberty

public ntcrcs. reflects di,Crcdit On
the union III Il way which thc pr
turCS themselves could never have
done.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

HOLLYWOOD no longer naa bueIHoa
rclauora with Germany. . pro
ducers can now calI Hlt.cr al the
nasty names they've been sayIEg
lAder their brcaths during the past
cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
You re Telling Me-

one more vast fortune remains
to be made. l. Will 20 20 the fellow
who Figures oat how to bottle JAM
ary brrrzcS Tor sale IN AUGUST.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

Ice. ,a}S 4 city official l. danl-
aging to street surfaces. AND clrn
more SO to motorists tcmpCrs
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Grab Baq-
GnC Minute Test

!. WHlea ;.rt Wes.aaa' Of 'hc
United S'a'cs %as accused ol
treason
2 Vince ~, Go.aln Gong
3 H., i'm" d!o EDWARD II.
ioI-u - E!uL pl Er..euG2
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

Zadoi; Dulnhkopf wonders # the
real reason Hitler hasn't brought
forth his army fog a Showdown
i9ht with tho Allies is that is
impossible 10 scuttlc an army.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Words nG NtstIunn

Inr 'Olcc OI thc mHl0rllH
proof Of Hi5ticr.-5chIllGy
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

Allies Voc Uncle Sam "--ncad.
linC. Britannia and La Belle France
apparently have not forgotten this
LCap Ir,tr,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

N.so ... go.ag around ,..a' D,t-.
- 81 .o 100 young 70 be Drcs.>"u;.
II uc we're looking Tor ar" other
t.i." o! .. lob t.p' Il ia L.u 10,
tpu old
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

, '.m~aes r%rr .caru ;.r y..I-
g" II taiE.c. G0rlc cenaGI tal
g." .Dmelh!n2 on tHelr naHd' II
'f',rC go icuces
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

Man" 1n expert swimmer wishes
Nr could save for next summer some
OF lNC dives he takes trying to lcrru
to ice skate.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Onc-AIinUtc Test answers

Aaron BlI!.
!. A. Gatr
{. Tn mDAtns. II daya.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Thoughts for the Day

:,e NJ. :. i:t.y.. ,,',& " ,.i,..e - .2e MAJ
;.cV - 1t
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

to9I.
IL. .a'0'h step
% 20 to tho
ofNce and
.,sc1a his s. bill
-. pos,acc stamps
70. nclc Sam
@5G.dnt do bus!-
.:.es> without cash
= i e b arre |
ao2d. Then Geo.
2apps Hd!nc push
- .l.a circulars
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

\ telephone company suggests IT
subscribers uaa better dlCtlOn. Cant
be dono-un)c5a they make the
phone tooths big we'd never be
able TO get I dictionary into them.