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\OOutluu6Q rom page in New Haven congratulates both Yale and its workers"
 Feinmark refused to say how far Athe investigation of wage rates and kerms of employment of service work ers at Yale had progressed.
 There's news enough in the fact fthat Yale recognizes the right of em- sployees to organize" he said. He inti- mated, however, that this had no bear ing on the data now being compiled 1by the A.F.L.
 Seymour's Statement
 Dr. Seymour's pronouncement on empIoyee relations follows:
 sThe University does not dis eriminate between employees or ap- plicants for employment with polit. caI, religious, or labor organiza- lions.
 "Whfle it is the policy of the Uni- versify to encourage employees or employee groups to discuss matters Affecting their interests with the proper administrative officers, em- ployee representation is considered wholly as a question of employee eAOiee."
 Full Text
 The text of President Seymour statement to the "Yale News" follows.
 In response to your inquiry I am ummarizing below the developments which have occurred in the employ nent practices of the University affec- Ing its service employees.
 Wages aud Hours. It has been the policy of the University to establish wage rates commensurate with the de- gree of skill or experience required by the various service jobs and with ates paid for similar work at other Educational institutions and in the community. Wage rates have accord ngly been increased considerably dur Ing the past two decades. The rate Or dormitory janitors, for example, low is more than double that paid wenty years ago, while the State En- loyment Service has informed us that he wage rates of mechanical mainte- ance employees are equal to or higher nan those generally being paid ex- erienced artisans in the New Haven req. The rates for dining hall wait esses, so far as we can determine, re as high as those paid by other universities. Wage rates paid to ser- ice employees range from $12 per Eeek for inexperienced youngsters to 300 per month for skilled technicians pd mechanicians.
 The University has also, as a mat
The union times., 1941-05-10
Higher Wage Rate Won
 By AFL Cement Workers

PHILADELPHIA, Pa Samuel Diskan, vice-president of the AFL United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers International Union, an nounced that an agreement raising basic wage rates from 57 cents to 65 cents an hour had been signed by the union and the Lehigh Portland Ce- ment Co.
The union times., 1941-05-10

The interest which lowcost public housing has
 New Haven be guaged picture
 where small of crowd of 5000 persons
 Elm Haven project in Dixen Avenue be The crowds waited in line denonsra
 ion apartments furnished by the Authority
 Labor and housing mutually helpful built temples New Haven l94O4l. And labor housing in 1o412 Three and half years the Central Labor Council requested Mayor John w. Murphy investigate the possibility of low ,ost housing program for New Haven Three years ago the City Housing Authority work bep1m
The union times., 1941-05-10

DENVER.-Broderick and Gordon, contractors on the army ordnance plant being built in Jefferson County, have signed a contract with 24 build ing trades unions.
The union times., 1941-05-10

SAN JOSE.-Over 100 delegates from locals of the Painters Union all over the state attended the three-day annual state conference held here. Lo- cal 5W played host.
The union times., 1941-05-10

vide security in old age for the perma- nent staff of employees. The Univer- sity has endeavored and will continue efforts to achieve these ends"
The union times., 1941-05-10

Haven, in return, have had the bene- fits of wisely-chosen Authority whose experience in health, business, real estate, law and labor has been put to good use.
 The Housing Authority member ship now includes Dr. C.-E. A. Wins low, chairman; George w. Crawford, vice-chairman; Miss Elizabeth Fox, William M. Hotchlciss and Joseph T. Rourke.
The union times., 1941-05-10

stitutions to participate in the old age and family benefit provisions of the Social Security Act.
 d. In 1o37 arrangements were made for the employees of the Uni versity to participate in the Connecti- cut Plan for Hospital Care.
 "e. In 1889 Yale established Per sonnel and Employment office in charge of a Director, whose duties, as l have stated, are primarily, to work out scales of wages and hours adjusted to the character of the tasks discharged by the service staff and to establish and supervise high standards of employment
 Employment Policy
 "To repeat previous statement, the employment policy of the University embodies the following purposes. First to establish fair standards of wages and hours. Second, as far as practic- able, to provide security of tenure on the job and to give appropriate recog- milton to continued service. Third, to offer as large a degree of continuity of employment as is possible in a seasonal enterprise. Finally, to pro-
The union times., 1941-05-10

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-11
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neobnovil. A Almost chvatal S
reformami V tovarne, ably mohl
OdceStOVati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-11

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slunce leskla Sc rosa ma travi-
mach, jimiz porostla byla paes-
ka. Oprena o krajni stranu
.tsala Bella drz1c ma sn1rce A
JAKE. Oko divcino hledelo "a
dumcive pres paseku k protej-
sim mlazinam, "a to, Ajax We
tril smerem k prGseku.
(Pokracovan1.)
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-13
FOUR STAR EMBLEM

Harry S, Boyle, Jr. general COM
mercial manager of the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company
OF Baltimore City, has received a
four-star emblem in recognition of
20 years of service with the COM
pany.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-13

After shooting at himself three
times with revolver, a Sioux City
Ia, man discovered he had used
blank cartridges.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-13

For butting Mrs. Mile Wolfe.
an Ohio police court sentenced
goat to never appear in public un-
less accompanied by the master.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-13

On the final showdown, Hitler
could muster only nine votes in
the Senate.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-13

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Couples Are
Honored Friday

Friday evening the c. I. \ class
az Pine Street Christian church
were hosts To the young married
people OF Mckinley Park Chris
tian church. Games were PLAYED
and later refreshments were
served.
Those attending the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Nutley. Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Marshall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Councilman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Michel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Sorenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Spencer. Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Trowbridge.
Rev. and Mrs. / C. Shaw. Mrs.
Angus Jesperson. Mrs. Charles
Pinder. Mrs. Charles Pinder, r..
the Misses Hazel. Mabel and
Beulsh Golding. the Misses Dor
othy and Virginia McKechnie.
Misses Betty and Dorothy Wix-
son. Miss Dorothy Miller. Mrs.
James Cook. Mrs. Ted Benson.
Mrs X. l. McAllister. Mrs. ". f.
Black. Mrs. Virginny L. Gordon.
Rev. Earl Ssitx Mr.. Tom Smith.
Mr. C. r. y. sprsgus. Mr.. Vernon
vawter. Mr.. Weldon Hamilton and
Mr.. Raymond Hiscox.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Installation
Is Planned
Club OF Heart. Lists
Busy Calendar

Details OF the coming in
stallation and initiation ban
quet for the Club Of Hearts
were planned at a meeting on
Wednesday evening at the
home of Miss Janice Wegener.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor is chair
man of the dinner party
which will be held on Wednes-
day evening. Jan. %, al the
Tacoma hotel.
On this occasion formal initia-
ton ceremonies vii no held for
Miss Beverly Birdssll and Miss
Eleanor Adams.
For the clubs yearly birthday
dinner. Feb. rs. Mrs Robert Few
eli WAS named toas,miSiress and
general chairman.
Mrs. Jewell will n hostess for
the meeting next week when Off
GERS OF the year will BE- elected.
Mss Mary Adelaide Rsybould,
president OF the group now. pre-
sided at last nights meeting. dur
ing which Miss Louise BOYD was
named winner Of the clubs book
award. Mss Boyd will give a
review Of the book. For Whom
the Bells Toll" by Hemingway, at
the installation dinner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Unusual Program
Is Planned
Y Club VIII Hear Story
OF Negro SpiritusIs

A special musical program
will he Of particular interest
Thursday evening for the
Thursday Night Girls club OF
the Y. ". c. A. Mrs. Eliza
beth Z. McCabe will be the
program speaker and in her
talk will give the colorful
background of negro spirit
uals. She will illustrate her
study with several spiritual
numbers.
Master James Carbons Will en-
tertain tho group Nth an accord
ion solo. Community singing will
Re led by Misses Florence kimhsll
and Lois Gordon.
Two new classes are stimulating
a great deal Of interest in the club.
Mrs. J. c. BOYD Is the discussion
leader Of the Know Yourself
class and Mrs Elmo Fitzpatrick
Is conducting the class in oasketry.
Dinner will he served Al SIS in
the tes-room. preceding the pro-
gram hour at : o clock. Reservs-
tons must be made by 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning at the !. W
c. A desk.
Miss Evelyn Thorsen finance
chairman. announces several out
standing special events planned for
the winter term. There will be ?
club skating party on Feb S al
Kings. for which tickets may he
secured from club members A
special committee has been Sc
lected 10 draw up plans for 8
stormy weather cruise to De held
the latter part OF February. De
tails viii be announced a. a later
date. Plans for a club dance. and
a 1oint sponsorship 81 y Fun
rite with the Y-Ed club are under
way At the present time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Rest Home Circle
Elects Officers
Mrs. Henry Jackson
Is New President

Mrs. A. n. Heath was host
ess 10 members Of Rest Home
circle II Of FRANKIE Tobey
Jones home on Wednesday
afternoon at her apartment
in the Ansonia. The circle
which has been established
for the past l6 years elected
Mrs. Henry Jackson as presi-
dent for 1871.
The new vice president is Mrs.
Alex Babhitt. and Mrs C. F. Bon
nell Will ne tho secretary-treasurer.
Members Of the club who meet
onoe p month for luncheon and an
afternoon n bridge sre hesdsmes
Wallace Mount, George Hill Harry
Davis. Joseph Long. jr, Ross Mar
tin. A n. Heath. Alex Rabbit.
c. F. Bonnel. Henry Jackson. NJ.
J. mickey. Roe Shauh. Earl Cliff
ford. Charles Hammond and r. A.
Mueller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Miss Alfonso Is Honored
On Birthday

Miss Dorothy Alfonso. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Victor Alfonso.
was honored recently at a dinner
party marking her 18th birthday.
Mrs. Alfonso was assisted by Mrs.
p. DslAca The table was CEN
tered with white and yellow chrys-
anthemums surrounded by green
cry. At each place was a eorsage.
Guests were Misses Dorothy
Yoneyyk. Betty Lndquist. Peggy
Piraldi. Violet DeLncs, Gretchen
Shank. Margaret DsLucs. A. Nell
neLuoa, Phyllis Kennedy. Marjorie
Martin. Mary Ellen Brazil. Mrs.
Marjorie Fahley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Fern Hill Reoesens
Plan Special Session

Fern Hill Rebekah lodge VII
hold a special session On FrlosN
evening al o'clock in IRE Fern
Hin Odd Fellows hall. s5rd and
Park ave. The meeting : called
for an initiation Of the class Of
candidates for Warren Rebekan
lodge in Roy
Ms. Clarence Cole vii preside
a. the ceremony. assisted ~ Mrs
Carl Ov.an- Light refreshments
Will close the evening 70 which a..
Eso<kahx are invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Spanaway Mothers
Give Gard Party

Spansway Mothers preschool
group will give = card party m
Friday evening at the SpsnaWav
school Plnochle and son will Nc
PLAYED and refreshments will oe
served at the close of the evening
Committees which have been
appointed TO take charge Of the
party are. prizes. Mrs. Merle
Prettvmsn and Mrs Lawrence
Walker: refreshments. Mrs. James
Ockfen and Mrs p Johnson A..
tallies. Mrs. George Jensen. Mrs
2 Tompkins and Mrs. r. NJ
Ansteth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Christian Endeevor
Party Planned

An Everyhodvs Bit 4 2 "
party is 70 be held by the Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor NJ the
First Presbyterian Friday evening
N Snyder hall. Games will start
at : 80 and Will close with a short
devotional period led by Dr.. J. r.
Mccullough. pastor. Refreshments
vii be served by the Misses Anna
Silva. Margaret Johnston and
Carol Webb. Miss Hazel Roti is
general chairman for the occasion
Al young people above high school
age are invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Quiet Ceremony
Is SoIemni,ed

Miss Estellz Maxine Shsndrev
Of Roy and Mr.. Glen NJ. MeAfee
were married Saturday evening in
a quiet ceremony solemnized at the
Grace Evangelical Lutheran church.
the pastor. Rev. II y. Svinth. Off
ciating.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Northover
attended the couple who viii estsb-
lish their first home in Tacoma
Sun Raw circle Of the Rising sun
Spiritual church will hold a public
luncheon IN the church. SOS Fsw-
cett ave. on Friday at 1880.
Sisters OF Herman Will sponsor a
card party Friday evening in Nor
mama hall Favors sill De awarded
for hiza score ard refreshments
will 10 -eiv>d- The public Is cor
+. eislly invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Personal
To Fat Girls

Nov you may slin ec~n var fzes and
ngure ~1rncut starvation eistzng o. haes-
breaking exercises. Jus eat senzihiy and
take Mzrnnoiz under the conditions and se-
eprcing 70 directions On the paekHxe
Marrnola n blets hzxe h<sn sod 70 The
public fer more than thirsy ys.rs Nor thar
twenty rnilNos boxes have b~<n eixtfieste1
during that Period
Narnola u not . cure-an. ksrrs,eia 9
eely for adult fsf persons whose sstnrss d
caused ny thyroid eeEeisnry thyposkvrosa-
isn1 hu. ~ho are otherwise normal and h>ai-
thy. We do not make any Diagnosis as ,haf
b thu function Of your PHYSICIAN vho rnusf
- consulted for that purpos<. WHY not tEy %
lose those ugly. uncomfortable poands he
Narnsola vsv7 Get bog Of karn,oia today
fron yo1r oraSxiI Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

Before many of the guests had
gone through the receiving line,
the line broke up and lines were
formed for the grand march. hut
Governor Langlie and Mrs. Langlie
remained in the line for the rest
Of the evening to receive their
many friends and admirers who
had come from al over the state
to celebrate the exciting Last
minute victory Of Washington 5
youngest governor.
In the Receiving Line
In the receiving line. which was
complete for the first time IN
MANY wears. were Mayor and Mrs.
Truman TrulInger Of Olympia
she in white chiffon, the bodice OF
her shirred gown apphqued IN
silver leaves: Governor and Mrs.
Langhe. the first lady also wore
white chiffon with a corsage OF
deep purple orchids: Lieut. Gov.
ana Mrs. Victor Meyers. she sc-
csnted her auburn beauty with s
gown of hyscinth chiffon. Chief
Justice and Mrs. John s. Robinson.
she in moonstoue blue chiffon,
banded in silver: Judge and Mrs.
Besls. her gown Of eosssmer net
was THREADED with gold
Also receiving were Judge and
Mrs. William J. Steinert, she wore
green orchids 10 accent her char
treuse lown. Judge and Mrs. Bruce
Blake. in mustard crepe. Judge
and Mrs. c B. Simpson. she IN
dusty pink; Judge and Mrs Clyde
C. LETTERS. she wore a shell pink
gown: Judge and Mrs. Samuel NJ.
Driver. she. too. wore pink, Score
tarv OF State Belle Reeves. IN
ehartreus.. state Treasurer and
Mrs Otto Case. her gown Of Ber-
muda blue. State Auditor and Mrs.
Cliff Yelle. she chose marine blue
costume velvet: Supt OF Public
Instruction Pearl Nsnsmaker. IN
black chiffon: Commissioner OF
Public Lands and Mrs. Jack Tay-
Tor. she wore silver lame. lnsur-
snce Commissioner and Mrs. Will
lam A. Sullivan. in white. Senator
and Mrs Carl c. Mohler. in rose
satin. Representative and Mrs
Earl r Warnics. her gown IN mis-
SION rose: Representative and Mrs
Ralph l. !. Armstrong. IN black
taffets, and Speaker n the House
and Mrs. Edward J Reilly. she
wore a gown Of midnight blue.
Among the Guests
AdWtsnt General and Mrs
Msunce Thompson Of Camp Aur'
nav arrived with Lieut.. Col and
Mrs. Joseph H Smith Mrs
/ Thompson chose a gown q purpl'
velvet for the gala evening.
Mayor and Mrs. Harry ?. Cav
drove down for the ball. Mrs. eau
was charming in gown Of Whit
crepe designed on simple classi'
lines with a wide sirdls 81 gold
Among those from Tsoomi
were.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hender
son. Mrs. Henderson in a gown o
mist blue crepe. IN. low wsistlin'
banded with French hesdini
which fell in two narrow panel
70 the floor In her hair she wor
ondonto gtosxgn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Gsrden Club Meets

Green Finger Garden club will
meet Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Roger Erickson. 37l2 North
10th ST. Mrs. William Goering will
SPEAK on An American Flower
Awards Of 1910" The round table
discussion on seed catalogues will
be followed by the tea hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Mrs. Spike viii Entertain
Al Nile Luncheon

North End circle. Daughters OF
the Nile. will meet for luncheon
AT noon Friday at the home Of
Mrs. Clifford J. Spike. 34la No.
18th. Mrs. Carl Eshelman Will be
the assisting hostess. Mrs. Louis
Bsyer is chairman for the meeting.
After luncheon the afternoon will
be spent in sewing for the Nile Or
fhopefiic hoSpital
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Reunion Dance
Is Friday Evening
Gals Affair Planned
By Alumni OF Roy

A gala affair anticipated
BY all students of Roy high
school will be the alumni
homecoming dance on Friday
evening in the gymnasium
Immediately following the
Roy Fife basketball game.
The dance is expected 10 at
tract scores of students.
alumni and their friends.
For the decorations. a sports
theme will he carried cut with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

re walls o. the gym covered with
sport pictures and the orchestra
stage surrounded by sport equip
rnent.
Miss Audrey Hammett is gen.
ersl chairman with Miss Ethel
Samuel. Miss Georgene Garritz.
Mr. Lloyd Brandt and Mr.. Ray
nond Snow as her committee.
Patrons and patronesses for the
evening viii be Mrs. Ruth Bethel.
Miss Thelma Jones, Mr. Milton
Klegman and Mr.. Frances Olson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
More Than 1000 Attend
Fourteenth Inaugural Ball
Scores Motor 70 the Capital City Wednesday Evening
To Honor The Governor and Newly Elected Officials

Scores Of Tacomans motored TO Olympia Wednesday
evening join than 1000 persons gathered 10 honor
Governor Arthur Langle and Mrs Lange in celebration
of the governors first day in office.
Given by the citizens of Olympia, the inaugural ball also
honored members of the supreme officials and
members of the twenty legislature of the State
r Ill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
New Officers lake Office

Lincoln court. Order Of Amar-
antn. WI hold a meeting Thursday
evening n the 3sth street Masonic
hall New officers viii preside
far the fist time. Committees for
the yesr will be named and ways
ard means discussed for raising the
necessary funds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
parkIsnd Pr. A. Plans
Skatino Party Friday

The PIT. A Of Psrkland IS
sponsoring skating party on
Friday evening in the new Roller
Bowl.
There viii also be a board meet
ing on Friday afternoon. called
By the president. Mrs r L. Rem
wick. Luncheon will he served to
members IN the school cafeteria.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Recent Marriage Is
Announced by Mrs. Svintn

Mrs. Edna Svinth announces the
recent marriage Of her daughter,
Miss Ruth. 10 Mr. Jack La Moyne
The bride and bridegroom are now
on an extended tour Of the western
states and when they return will
% 10 san Francisco 10 make their
home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Mrs. Bryan 70 Be
lller,a Hostess Monday

Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan of the
Buckingham. 1901 No. Yakima.
will entertain members ~ nlema
club on Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Mrs. J. u. Ogden was TO
have been the hostess but plans
have been changed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Club Is Oroanized

A skating club. open 70 any Ts-
coma resident. has been organized
81 the Roller Bowl on South Taco
ma way. Meetings will be held
each Monday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

M and MIS-. J. Phillip Weyer-
haeuser. IT. she wore purple ch,f-
fon with softly drapsd sequin
sleeves
Senator Leo MoGavlck and Mrs
McGavick. Mrs. McGsvick wore a
gown Of emerald green enerusted
with sequins.
Others spotted enjoying an
evening ~ dancing were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Rosellini. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick n. Metzger, u. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Taylor, u, Mr..
and Mrs. Gershom Rowland. Miss
Neva Lvness and Miss Dixie
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Worth
ington Smith. Mss Jessi. Mae
Smith. Mr.. Frederick Deering. Col
and Mrs. ". X. Crom Of MeChord
field. Mrs Raymond Frazier. s
former Taeoman. and her husband
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Slom. Mr.
and Mrs. Thor Tollefson. Mr.. Monty
Percivsl Mr. Donald Buchanan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Mclean. y.
The outstanding couple on the
floor. who had tongues waggng
for the early part Of the evening
were two masked personages-one
an elderly sun-tanned chap i'm
personating a supreme court Judge
and the other, a young lady wear
ing face. both round and rosie
and hair that was pink piled nigh
on her wax head
She Remembers
One beloved citizen Of Olympus
recalls the balls when the state
vas still a territory and that Is
Mrs. James n. Bates Kate Stew
i EMS. the daughter Of Governor
Isaac Stevens. the first territorial
governor. She remem bers those
historic DAYS when the executive
mansion was only a small cottage
and the ball was held IN the ol'
Pacific hotel The silk-olsd lsdie
Of the new country were IS
corted BY the local Beau Brom
mels. clad in their blue yelve
waistcosts. so fsshions ole then.
The program may differ and III
fashion change but one thing re
mains unchanged - that : N
conversation At each ~ these gall
affairs. = wonder who the rev
+ governor VII appoint FOR the com
nissions- of highways = Away
answered BY 7 heard from mos
reliable source, And with N
changing political faith. the patte
e endless.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-15

Legislative matters of Importance
TO Imperial county Wednesday call
ed District Attorney Elmer Heald
to Sacramento TO confer with State
Senator E. George Luckey and AS
semblyman Harvey E. Hastain.
Among the matters to be taken
up with the legislators are:
]. An attempt to change the
laws so the handling of tax decided
property will be Simplified and it
Will be possible to get clear title
to property without the red tape
now necessary.
2. Preparation of a bill control
ling the collection, sale, purchase
and handling Of junk. Peace Off
GERS of the county asked that sellers
and purchases of junk be required
10 report the transactions to the
sheriff's office so the peace officers
of the county may keep track of
stolen machinery, tools and equip
ment later sold for junk.
3. Changes in the handling of
the payrolls of county employees.
Introduction of plan to change
the present system of demands so