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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE!
fContinusdN

or player. you're not using. why not let US
cal cal ior IT. we evil win give you credit s s1od
phonosraph or musical instrument in our
store. ma. $3.50. Kits. 1880 G st. NV.
PIANosMUsed uprishts. $40. SIS. $50
and used spinets and baby Grands; pianos
for rent, So monthly. and upi very easy
iols ieFns 7tb Republic e. ns 1890 The Piano Shop
PLyMBINq TOOLS, one. set Of large
and a1,dr WWrenTches WeT furnace vacuum cleansS.
demonstration: SEQ. wo. 1896.
RADIOS, storage sale; about 175 rebuilt and
guar. to play: 50 each. We buy and service
all makes 1910 9TH st. NV. Open, 9 to 9.
plass on Al Dsep tsss sssrse
frigerators are brand-pew, in original fac
tory cases; and will be sold at the lowest
hundreds of refrigerators in all makes.
gu al to Il q
ssasors be NTH isct9fs 6ysan guarantee win
six years experience is your ''su guarantee Of
Electric. Frisidaire,r Westinahopse. crosley.
flower and. others that have been used but
are in perfect condition that we are sacri-
moas the ws prfss hsve as oyeS eT Is sic Ss
that we are going to sacrifice. A group Of
refrigerators in original factory cases, win
list prices No money down Long ES" easy y
terms. Unusually liberal trade-in allowance
w. sh;r.ts ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
ssi 6 St. NV. Entire pABIf Buildins m1aSe'
District 3737. Open Ewes. Till PM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and used. $50 up:
r. 8 Smith. I:s44 H st ne. Lincoln 5000.
REFRrGERATORS-IN CLEAR.
therefore reduced all our, fully guaranteed
$40, $40; $35 Every one is completely re.
nuilt and fully ssn1aaranteed ava we have all
ing BEST buys we
M es sse'ton E
Westinghouse. Norge. Leonard. Crosley and
others priced at fraction Of their original
service. Large tradeoin allowance Brand
new 1870 standard refrigerators with s.
year factory guarantee at 4OGe on list
LUX APPLIANCE CO..
Washiaston,s 1st Largest RefEiserator House.
MI ''n & Open y Til PM PsPu0li' no
SEWING MACHs.. $40 up; treadles. port
consoles: new machs low as 1Oc a day:
rents, repairs. GIL 18th NV. MA. 111s.
TUXEDO. complete outfit. size 3S regular:
worn once: $40 Michigan 0S95.
VACUUM CLEANERS-G e Hoover. Eu-
reka. Rove Premier. Duplex. rebuilt like
new. Tyr guarantee. C Harding Co..
SIT 10th st NV
WASHERS-Sale of discontinued models;
Maytag, S44; General Electric S29 A.
B. c., 500: Apex. S39; all sold complete
with flller hose pump 10 DAYS TRIAL.
Call Republic 1890. Or buy for 81 week
ly The Piano Gh0n 1016 ct
WASHERS-Deep-cut prices on brand
new standard makes of washing machines
in crates at discounts of more than 500
on list prices. No down payment. Terms
as low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-in
allowance.
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washington's Largest Appliance House
a21 G st. NV, Entire Building
District 313T.' Open Ewes. Till PM
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEW NG-UNFURNISHED 5 RMS,
o Porcn. Ia.c pain, sarage st or 2nd floor: $50.
Chestnut 3944
ARLINGTON. 41O0 18th ST. S.-2-RooN
apt. unfurn.; semi-bath; heat gas, eiec,
lhel.; empl. couple preferred; $50.
DISTRICT HGTS., MD-ATTRACTIVE
apt. OF 3 rms. kitchen bath: ali OUTSIDE
rooms; utilities included in rent: SAf,
month. Phone Hillside 0a32-M
ARLINGTON-UNFUR . RMS. KIT
$40. 1915 N. Quinn st, CHI. 1924
1905 LEE HIGHWAY ARL.. VA-rEF
= rms. kitchenette, bath; S35 month;
streetcar and bus at door CHI 17T1
3-RM. UNFURN APT ELEC. HEAT
positively no drinking 5I4 N Garfeid
St, Arlington. Va
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR MIAMI FLA. JAN OR
before. ret. Jan -; room for or 3 IN
sedan. co 1851 1"
MIAMI. FLA, LEAVING JAN. 4th: PACK
ard sedan: room for .: share expense.
Prone Shepherd 53tS
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR DESIRES CON-
panion 70 share driving and expenses on
trip TO California: leave Jan + or 3: ref
erences EXCHANGED. Chestnut 3453 after
pm -
GENTLEMAN GOING TO MIAMI FLA
about middle of January: would like man
t. accompany him and drive part of way;
references required and given. Box 451-D
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

2-BEDRM APT. OR TWO 2-RM. APIS.
adj, or In same bldg, for girls: within
walk. dist. downtown. RE. 5244 after 8 p m.
EMPL COUPLE WANT TO RENT OR
suprent small. modern. furnished apt:
walking distance. Box 456-D. Star l.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYED CHRISTIAN
family desires two rooms. kitchenette bath.
Box 46S-D. Star
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS. vA.-Larre room
private ba tn. shower: meals optional: pri-
1886 after 5 pm.
CLARENDON-Newly furnished. front bed.
room or Groom apt: garage. everything
included: oil heat. CHI. 3693.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE RMS. twin beds
inrer-spring mattresses; chw gas heat;
unlim. phone. Block bus. Chestnut 2I1S
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2310 .Ashmead pl NV. have available
several choice doubles with private bath;
also few singles: excellent food: SWITCH
noarc and elevator service; reasonable
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

4o6 NEW JERSEY AVE s;E.-o-RooM.
bath aDs eee s4 sna adh
s6ea EASTERN AVE. TAX PK.-5
ami: $50: may be seen by appoint;
avail Jan. / Shepherd 1852.
FRANCS SOFT KEY APT HOTEL, goth
| ant sts wi room. kit. dinettc. pvt.
Month ss Euil ssEylss sslE1Rs E1is5asfs sz nicely
location: entire End floor: 2 rms. kit. bath
and porch: gas and elec. incl, $50 to en-
ployed coAple. Randolph s55s.
pEsoWyNTowN 1927 NJ ST, NW,LI RIM.
| cluded.
LADY TO SHARE LIVING ROOM. BED
| room. dinette. kitchen, pvt. bath apt. with
another reasonable. Decatur 141e.
EASTERN AVE NV. AT DISTRICT LINE
for or 3 months. Shepherd 5s57-R
SIS Mo-,FRoNT APT: LIy RM. PORCH;
9eafm th St X XIV ca aE AfEs eSse
57o6 5th ST Nw.-NIcELY FURN. ONE
room ana kitchen apt GENTLE adults
only. On express bus line.
NEWLY DEC S1s SEMI-MO.; R. KIT.
FAINT tsken fa safs ss 1sas ssos ss Ga m
1927 PARK RD Nw-sTUDIo RIM
efss. equal to lrs rms very bright piano are:
3419 WIS AVE. NV ROOMS. FULLY
equipped kitchen; refg.. twin beds, c.hw
phone. . expos.: reasonable
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT WITH
others; give sng6 sge SSecupation and refer
1928 HARVARD NV RMS, BATH,
| $40 month.
everything included: adults; sa5 month
s11O 10Th ST. N.w.-BEAU. MODERN
Unlike anything in washington S65;
| janitor.
TAKoMA PARK. MD, 40 SYCAMORE
ave-Private home. entrances and bath
light aud heat; S35: l room With bath
and and board; s35; good neiRhborhood;
sado .ad n 10th ST. NwMS a;,;,, Rms; KITGHEN HEN
and shopping conv: S65. Also $50 apt
| in another bldg. Mgr. on premises. CO.
S5a4 f,e,vs7 AVE s,,Sn hT
| and bath entire 3rd floor.
5514 sHERRIER PL. NV LARGE
rooms: kitchen che closet gas elee lee psfs; psdo
kitchen. foyer, bath: everything nicely
| furnished: gentle couple: $40.
| VICINITY SHOREHAM-BACHELO APT,
sunny cor rms. newly furn.; pvt. bath.
entrance. Gar. opt. Reas. CO. 2S77.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. STUDIO APT,
private bath and shower: everything fur
niShed, including gas, lights, phone, re-
| frigeration: S46 mo. 1924 Belmont st. NV.
| GIRL TO SHARE APT. IMMEDIATELY
| with 3 other girls; reasonable; within walk
ing dist. Call ME. 1884. after pm.
WALKING DISTANCE. WARM SUNNY
and rms. kit, bath. c.h.w, elec. refs.
| 1919 Rhode Island ave. NV.
ARLINGTON, VA 632 10th ST S.--15
| min. to downtown: 10c bus; lrH.. pleasant
| rm. and kitchenette; pvt. ent.; Frigidaire.
phone use of laundry, gar: S3s. IA.
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ON CAPITOL HILL.
Immediately Lincoln 576s-w. Evenings
1892 CONN. AVE. NV.

apt. liv. rm, bedroom. foyer hall, KIT
dinette, bath with shower large closets:
unlimited telephone; maid service; r. c. A.
comb. radio: gentle: refs. exch. Apt. No
2. Decatur 1225-J l.
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MANSION CLUB

2230 Mass ave NV embassy section
Excellent home for congenial young people.
Very gocd meals. Entertaining privileges
Rates, S3S.50-$47.50. Mrs. Hoffman,
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THE MANOR
THE John KTT.PEN

210e 10th St NW-Michigan 1O46.
WashinRton's Exclusive Guest House
Rooms. single and double. some with pvt
patns and running water. Excellent table
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

z RMS. BATH. AUTO. heat. EIEC-
refs.' gar: modern: completely and neatly
1urn.: kllbourne- nr Mt. Pleasant st lease
responsible party. WO 1855
8 RMS. BATH. VERY COMFORTABLY
ana completely furn.. lge yard. cleo refg
OIL neat Reas. 10 responsible tenants. IS
ST. NV. Lincoln 1034O. Lincoln 5763
ROOMS. 3 BEDROOMS. Ia BATHS ..
car gar. oil heat; SI25.0O. WO' 374a
mornings or after pm.
WILL SHARE LOVELY SUBURBAN HOME
with congenial couple; large room, ssnii-
private bath. Phone Sligo ara.
NEW. DETACHED BRICK HOME m
Westmoreland Hills. Living room, dining
room. sunroom. kitchen and lavatory on
Isl hoor: 3 bedrooms and bath on 21d
moor; 1st and 2nd floor porches: large lot,
planted. BY the year. S125 per mo
LINKINS co.
1872 H St NV. District $500
BETHESDA = NICELY FURNISHED >
story brick immaculate. oil heat screened
porch. garage: SIS MRS CHRISTMAN
~ ALLIED REALTY CORP,
$500 Wis. Ave. WI 664o
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOME, RMS,
paths, garage. oil air conditioned cleo
ttis;: reis;: near schools, churches, stores.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1'32 x st. NV. ME 1142
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhrUR.

SO8 A ST. SCI LARGE RIM. LARGE
kit; nicely furnished; Frigidaire. light,
heat. gas; $40 month; or entire 2nd floor,
$50.
ATTRACTIVE APTs.. HIGH-CLASs NEIGH
borhood; some furnished Car available on
appt. MRS. GREEN. Shepherd 512S.
BEAUTIFUL TLDEN GARDENS = SPA
cious, comfortable. furnished apt, immedi.
ately available. comprises living room, two
bedrooms, baths. soarum, dining room and
kitchen: Open for inspection. Ant. 3O4
3016 Tilden st. NV. EN-. 0O3O 2s
Evening star., 1940-12-31

Entertain 10 or more friends in your
home at our expense, $3.50 to SILL iii
free merchandise to you. Souvenirs I'd
all. Also special money-raising plan fol
Womens social groups. Apply Box 472-D. |.
Star.
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AUTO PARTS,
ANY MAKE.
ANY MODEL,

New Rrilles. bumpers. munlers: new Ford
cylinder heads: S. and old ones Save at
least 35 to 60fc.. ''Glassers." end and
Fla. ave. ne. Phone DI 1870 Open
Sundays till . pm. We also carry in stock
5000 cars for. parts: save at least so to
49,. II it's for car. we have il :" ls
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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED GENTLE lady and son. both en-
ployed. desire two furnished rooms in pri-
Vate home. vicinity GEORGETOWN, about $40
month. Temple 1897.
near 14th st. in second alphabet: must be
warm. quiet. Write Box 413-D. Star l.
Evening star., 1940-12-31

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
ARC WELDER. one 2OO-amp 2oo-voIt
motor generator arc welder: complete with
$50 Il. of cable Netc. Box 432-B. Star
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THE COLONY CLUB
THE SOUTHERN CLUB

3032 st. n.w-Exclusive GEORGETOWN
section: ready 18th: redec.. all new furni-
ture; cony. transp.; good food HO 1881
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Eontinued

SCOTT CIRCLE. 1900 Mass. ave.-Large
doubles, S17 per person; single. S24; lady
Evening star., 1940-12-31

old ENGLISH" 1888 QUE ST. NV.
Single and double rooms with running
water new furniture. delicious meals
up. 21s
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2l3l Mass. ave. n.w.-Lovely large share
room for young lady. Also unusual open :
Ing Tor young men. Enjoy this beautiful
ex-embassy home with 40 other young peo-
pie. The food is excellent. The very
moderate rates will happily surprise you.
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CHANCELLOR CLUB.

1911 Biltmore st.-The best in guest house
accommodations: studio and double rooms;
best TRANSPORTATION HO 20h0
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WEADON ARMS. 1914 18th nw-studio
rooms, PRIVILEGES; singles. doubles, triples,
lady. Govt clerk to share room with an
Evening star., 1940-12-31
ROOMS FURNISHED.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Cultured young
man desires another as roommate, delight
full room (pvt. shower, in high-class apt: j:
references exch. Call DE. 0633 after s..
1857 EUCLID ST. NW-Attractive front
basement room available now: close to
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
FIREWOOD-Seasoned Oak and Hickory,
ST. Per Cord. ANY Length: Quick Delivery.
Plerson. Sandy Spring. Md. Ashton 1921.
GUARANTEED GENUINE Penna. hard
stove or nut, 81 l ton. 2.240 lbs, del bins
Phone Atlantic 0592. 81
ARLINGTON COAL CO.,
2.e40 LBS. TO TON.
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1926 Rhode Island Ave. NV.

Triple, double. several places for single
persons. Phone in room. club lounge 100
| guests. selective menus; walk to work
Evening star., 1940-12-31

WOMAN white for general houseworS'
ecse1o ecsIeo .! sc Lincoln 353s-W
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WOMAN, white. to do cookint and nsn.
week room and board: good job for right rig.
9cO6
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ROOMS WITH IoARD.

S213 18th ST. N.W-Double room. next
bath; honey atmosphere: meals you enjoy
convenient TRANSPORTATION: S36 ca. per mo.
110b SOUTH CAROLINA AVE sE-Man
TO share room and board, 81 week. Other
va0Ancies
Evening star., 1940-12-31

WOMAN. white, for g.h.w. in family.
live in: must be willing to go TO the NEARBY
country 316 Md. ave ne. Gail IN person,
WOMAN. white. care for child A.: working
mother. 80 washing. " until midnight: I'M
mediafeIy II 57t4-M
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WOMAN white middle aged: general
honsework, family of .. basement room
500 mo: in Silver Spring SH 5S26-R
WOMAN. colored for. g.h.w.;; live In $50
tween As pm Falls Church 1179-J.
WOMEN. colored . cook and housekeeper,
6airy farm near Alexandria: $50 EACH
room. board. laundry. Alexandria 5l2I.
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WOMAN, white. competent, l child. EN-.
ployed coupe: suburban bungalow 1--WE
l., 662S
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WOODLEY MANOR

2s27-29-31 2sth ST. NV.
rms, Kit. bath S47 so
Maple floors. large rooms. near Ward
man Park and Conn. ave. car line; electric
refrigeration on house current: resident
manager
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1908 18th ST. NW.-Large double room
twin beds: other vacancies; good meals
DOWNTOwN-Pickwi Arms Residence
Club, 1919 r. / ave. n.w-Double room
also share room: switchboard
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Beautiful det, brick rooms and bath:
Laundry; oil heat furn.: mr. bus, stores:
SS5 month. Shenhcrd 5Sl4
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ATTENTION! !
BRAND NEWI

Opening January Addition to beauti:
SITS: Delicious meals. mo canned foods.)
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HOUSEWIVES.

expert all kinds sewing; rea-
enable. Satisfaction guaranteed. tSide en-
rance) 120 Sherman ave, TAX. PIX, Md
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q bedrooms), 2l2 baths. rooms. recrea-
Ton Ton -oom air condition. LESLIE D.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
Charles Chaplin Sues Magazine for
DAMAGES from Picture Publication

general manager OF both publica-
tionS.
Chaplin in his complaint stated
that advance publication of the
picture would damage prospective
profits. For 25 years, he stated, he
never had failed to make at least
$50000 on a picture and that he
expected to make more than S.
100000 from the new film on which
he already has spent 100000 al
though it is not yet completed.
1T is essential" the complaint
stated, that no part of the film
be exhibited to the public prior to
exploitation by the plaintiffs pur-
suant to a carefully organized plan.
Any exhibition or representation
by Life would cause irreparable
damage and destroy the value of
the picture"
The picture in Life shows Chap
lin wearing a military cap with an
insignia of two X's-"dictator OF
the double-croSS"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
Creamery Adds
New Product:
Increase Output

Manufacture of ice cream as a
means of increasing consumption
of dairy products in the Imperial
Valley was announced Thursday
by the Golden State creamery as
a move in the nationwide program
to increase dairy product sales dur
ing June. set aside as dairy month
Only Imperial Valley products
will be used in the manufacture of
the ice cream, according to Charles
Bramkamp Golden State manager
The ice cream is featured at VAL
lev Drug company and is advertised
as the finest ice cream made be-
cause of a patented milk powder
used in the manufacture of the
cream. The powder is not sold TO
any other ice cream manufacture
ers in California, Bramkamp said.
The powder enables manufacture
ers TO increase the milk solids, not
fat content. of the ice cream, max
ing a product high in food value
and mineral cortent that can be
easily asSimilated by the body
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
Bureau Leader
Opposes Trend of
Government Poiicv

Imperial county farm bureau
members. who attended last Satur-
days regional farm bureau meeting
IN Escondido, discussed an address
by George Wilson, California rep
resentative on the National Farm
Bureau board, regarding the bu-
reau's opposition to the present
trend toward Capitalization of gov
eminent.
Wilson denounced the action of
the government in increasing fed
eral authority and termed the trend
definite threat to the freedom
of the people of the United States.
Those attending from the valley
were c. O. Hoober, regional dir
ector who presided over the meet
ing; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alvey, Mr.
and Mrs. j. E. Harshman, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Cooke, Baxter Loveland
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mcconnell
George Winright, Mr.. and Mrs
Scott B. FOulds.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13

NEW YORK, June -. up
Charles Chaplin today held an in
junction from the federal court
restraining Life Magazine from
distributing it's next issue shortly
after he had filed a $1,000
600 damage suit against the maya
zine for printing a full-page pic
ture of himself in his newest film
THE Dictator"
Federal Judge John c. Knox rul-
ed that the injunction would not
apply to 100000 copies of Life
which have already been distributed
to newsdealers dated June II for
sale Friday. But he held that the
magazine company could not release
an additional 100000 copies now
in its possession.
The damage suit names as de-
PENDANTS Time, Inc; Henry r.
Luce, chairman of Time and Life;
John Shaw Billings, managing edi-
tor of Life, and Charles D. Jackson.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
Complaint Filed
Against Greer

A complaint was on file Thurs
day signed by H. E. Cassasco, OF
the division of labor statistics,
state department of Industrial Re-
lations, directed against F.. w.
Greer and Dorothy A. Greer OF
Brawley, for wages assertedly due
four former employees.
The complaint charged that the
Greers, in operating the Imperial
valley Democrat, owed Frank A.
hyatt, E. A. Johnson. Jean L.
Lemons and Leonard Benningfield
2 total of sl,O43.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
Dewey, wi|ikie Gain Strengthen
Republican PREF Convention Moves;
NY. Business Man Surprises Many

not be expected to aid WlllKle un-
less their own favorites were out
of the running.
Willkie told questioners here he
felt that his business connection
would be a campaign asset because
of what he interpretS as a trenN
toward competence in government,
He genially related that he con-
tributed $3.50 to the Roosevelt cam
paign in 1882 but switched to sup
port ALT M. Landon for president
in 1896. He said he never had con-
tributed directly or indirectly to
the American Liberty league which
was organized in 1896 to stop the
New Deal.
He said the prime campaign is
sues were
l. Inability of the New Deal to
build for national defense,
2. The necessity to start the
flow of private capital into plant
replacement to shift men from re-
lief rolls to pay rolls.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13

WASHINGTON, June 10. up
Rep. Clifton Woodrum, D., Va,
leader of the house economy bloc
today called upon the. house to ar
range with the senate for a semi
continuous congressional session
throughout the international crisis.
He Joined in a bipartisan move
ment that has Jared plans of the
Democratic leadership to adjourn
by June %.
There were indications that the
administration would make no big
issue over early adjournment. Tes-
tifying before the senate finance
committee on the new tax bill,
Secretary of Treasury Henry Nor
genthau. jr., agreed that this is an
opportune time to revise the whole
tax system and he is ready, able
and willing to work with congress
to do il this session Morgenthau
said il was up 10 congress to de-
eide whether it wanted to do this
now or wait until next January. He
said the administration still prefers
to dc II in January.
Il for one feel that congress should
remain in session during this per-
iod when we are going through the
greatest crisis in the history of
civilized government. and when new
crises come overnight" Woodrum
said. Il think congress would be
running out on the American peo-
pie if 1t pulled down the curtain,
nailed up the shutters and ad-
jUurned sine die
Woodrum suggested 4 plan to
wind up urgent business and then
take Il SERIES ut reCtSStS while
standing by to pass other required
legislation
Similar nti-adJournment senti-
ment WAS expressed by Rep. John
Taber. r, N. Y, who demanded
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13

WASHINGTON, June 13. (UP)-
Campaigns of District Attorney
Thomas E. Dewey and Wendell l..
Willkie for Republican presiden-
tial nominations are moving today
under the impulse of good pre-
convention breaks.
Dewey forces ouSted Kenneth l..
Simpson as New York Republican
national committeeman in a show
down fight in which defeat would
have darby clouded the district
attorneys prospects. Simpson is
leader of the stop-Dewey move
ment.
Wlllkie sprinted into second place
in the Gallup poll of G. o. P. pres
idential sentiment. In a national
press club speaking appearance here
he placed before scores of political
writer's a program designed to Off
set charges that he would be mere
ly a big business candidate if he
got the nomination.
Deweys organization ouste d
Simpson by vote of SIS to 81 at an
Albany meeting of the New York
Republican national convention
delegation. The victory strength
ems Dewey's position in and out OF
his own state but it falls far short
of assuring him the 90 New York
votes. Simpson is expected to hold
some or all of his 20-odd delegates
away from Dewey from the outset.
Gallup poll returns showing Will
kie's rise from fourth place and a
three per cert rating month ago
to second place and II per cent
astonished Washington politicians.
Some are for Willkie-and his fol-
lowing includes a notable name or
two in congress-but others are di-
vided among those who deter
minedly object to his seeking the
nomination at all and those who
are muttering to themselves that
anything might happen and that
perhaps they should look the New
York businessman over.
He told press conference ques-
TONERS here that he could have up
to 10 first ballot convention votes
He is counting now on first or ear
" support from Missouri, Mime
sofa. Massachusetts, Connecticut
New Jersey, New York, North Caro-
lima, Utah, Indiana, Colorado, Penn
svlvania, Iowa, and possibly Flor
ida. Some of those states have IA
vorite son candidates and would