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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-02-27
27--WANTED MISC.

WE BUY almost anything and pay
the highest prices. Metal, iron.
rags, sacks, bones, hides, etc.
RELIABLE SALVAGE
313 Mai n Phone 1871
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-02-27
32-llVESTOCK
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Head Bay Work Mules, to 7
years old. W.T.. 1850 average. And
Al Workers.
SEE M. d. ZINN
Zinnerie Sale Corrals Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-02-27
Ib-WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-Room and board in pri-
vate home for lady convalescent,
nursing care, phone 1880, r. w.
Hatton. 2 IS If
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-02-27
l5-HOUSES FOR RENT

2-BEDROOM furnished house for
rent. 654 Brighton. 3 l
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-02-27

I9-Summer Homes SaIe-Rent
LET US Help you with your noun
tain home. Financing for remodel
ing. HILL TOP LUMBER CO.
Guatay, Calf. 8 6
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-02-27

40 FORD DELUXE COUPE,
This car driven only 1911
miles, has original black fin
ish, broadcloth upholstery, ex-
cellent tires ........................ $685.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
County Relief
I'm s=iinoI Phase

ure. -Four members are definitely
agreed on the bill" said Mrs. Jea-
nette Daley. assembly leader of the
faction which wishes county ad-
miniStration.
The report probably will not be
submitted tC the two houses until
Monday.
The measure begged down last
week when the senate refused to
concur in important assembly
amendments. A free conference
committee consisting of three rep
lesentatlvCS OF each house. was
named to iron out differences.
While members refused to reveal
contents of The report, Mrs. Daley
said the bill was virtually unchang-
ed from its original provisions. They
returned relief administration to
the counties with the state paying
two thirds, the counties one thirG
OF the bill, and with the state pay
ing almost all relief expenses
that might be incurred in excess Of
the 1939-40 fiscal year.
The senate objected particularly
to amendments giving the state de-
partment Of social welfare strict
supervision over relief. The upper
house leaders demanded the state
controller retain the supervision.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
Northend Scouts
Receive Awards

CALIPATRIA, April 19-Fremont
school was the scene Of the north
Crd court of honor Thursday night
where 81 boys received scout awards
according to Bill Kenny. assistant
scout executive
Awards were issued to the follow
ing boys:
Dee Kinds, Lee Cooper. Bill Cor
don, George Guirsch, Vernon Harris
Paul Johnston, Curtis Turner, WAL
ter Hopkins. Jack Consaul. jim
Marking, Bill Cantwell. Allen Tur-
ner, Bill Smith. George Marston
Bob Austin. Earl Adams.
Malcolm RYAN. James Ritter, Wal
ter P5ase, william VinZant, Bill
Marking, Gordon Suess, Jack Mon
ger, Sydney Johnson, F McPhatter
Martin Davis, Gene Minter. Willie
Graham, Evert Nice. Warren Fon-
teneau, Bill Bowjear. B. Reynolds
Harold Huling, Mike Ruiz, Jessie
Graham, r. Torres, James Mon
roe, Frank Hamilton. Bill Lyal.
Gene HickoX, Richard Walker. Ha.-
ley Martin. Frank Miser. Homer
Thomas, Bob Walker, Roy Gilbert
Bill Dufrene.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
Little Mon' to
Bedr ak Boost

WASHINGTON. April 1s CUP)-
Corporations and observation-disclosures
ticularly in the low and middle
brackets-today faced the prospec,
OF paying 25 TO so per cent higher
taxes on this years income and or
oigarets, gasoline. and other taxable
commodities beginning July l.
The administration has asked
congress to raise S3,444, 600 600 q
year in new revenue-the largest
tax program in history The treas
ury suggested that it could be raised
in three ways:
1. A general increase in virtual
ly all existing levies by one-quar-
ter 10 one-half Of present rates.
z. New nuisance taxes in ad-
dition to increases in old ones.
3. Reduced credits and exempt
ions in income tax schedules.
The administrations goal is "a
increase anticipated federal reve-
nue. by one-third. Present spending
plans call for the outlay of $4,000
Ooo,000 in the fiscal years beginning
July /. The treasury estimates that
existing tax rates will bring in
s9,223 100000. leaving a deficit of
some s9,777, 100000. II S3,444,000 900
can be raised in new levies. the pro-
gram could be financed with 50
OF tax money for every 81 of bor-
rowed funds.
Secretary of the Treasury Henry
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
Germans Forcinu
Allied Withdrawal
(Continued from Pace One)


the German advance has been 4
costly one" The German communi-
que reported farther advances and
capture Of prisoners and war ma
terials in Greece
Official sources gave no details
regarding the new ard shorter de-
fens2 line in Greece. where the
allieS had been defending a front
extending from Mount olympus on
the east, SouthweStward toward the
Kalabaka railroad head and Trik i.
kala and thence westward to Al
bania. II the line were Strengthened
below Trikkala. $50 miles north OF
Athens, it apparently would mean
the loss OF the important rail juno
ton OF LariSa.
In Athens, official quarters re-
ported Friday night the military
situation has improved notably in
the past few hours and that resis-
tance has been stiffened with with
drawal OF Greek troops from the
greater part of Albania.
"A solid Greco British defense
line now exists said the spokes-
man.
There had been no previous in
dication that a solid line did not
exist.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
Senator CHARGES
Navy Conveying
Merchant Ships
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page one)
said.
Tobey said "A government investi-
gator advised he had information
from within the maritime COM
mission that conveys are being Sc
cretly employed at this time"
Information that actual conveying
began about 4 month ago. Tobey
said, came in q letter from the
Atlantic seaboagd" written by q
woman with a young relative" who
was taken i'll, put ashore. and
thinks someone should know tnat
conveying already has been init
lated.
Il believe the statements of sec
retary of the navy. Mr.. Knox. and
chief OF naval operations. AIr. Stark.
are entitled 10 credit over the ru-
mors and backstairs gossip Of uni
Identified people who write letters
or the statement of an unidentified
officer that the president. in spite
OF his solemn oath OF office. has
broken his word and eonvoyed
ships without the consent of the
American people" Barkley declared.
Tobey told the senate that the
letter telling of the purported
initiation of conveys was of such
a nature that he wished to protect
not only the writer but the naval
man" who had sent it TO him for in
formation and guidance.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
42E. f.. Scouts
Receive Awards

Forty-two boy scouts OF the E.
Centro district received advance
ment awards at a court OF honor
at the Imperial high school Thurs
day night. according to Hugh Will
cox, scout executive.
Boys who received awards:
Troop 70-Jim Carson, Neal Ma
curda, Merlin Miles.
Troop 7l-Ken Marcus, Chas
Nails, George HENDERSON.
Troop 72-Lee Pyle, Leslie Horton
Mel Womack, Harold Maddox. Dicl;
Elicit, George Bolt, Marvin Hauu
Joe Niorehouse, Lloyd Case. Warren
Nice, Walter Palmer, Carroll Miller.
Troop49-Houston Adcock.
Troop 44-Harold Breeze, Howard
Ward. Buster Biankenship. Steve
Valverde. Edwin Porter.
Troop 95-Gene Lundy. Victcr
McCann, J. r. Mathis, David Smith,
John McCollum. Gerald Provence,
Ray Silva, Carl Weiss, Frank Gil
lette, James Danskin, Gene South
we'll. Bob Abel, Arvel Wood, B. H.
Mccain. Leroy jackson, John Pa
vac, Tony Pavao.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
Wife Slayer Goes
To Death by Gas

SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Cal.
april 10 CUP)-Thomas B. Smith.
20. was executed in the San Quen-
il prison lethal gas chamber to-
av for the 1899 Staying Of his wife
Smith went to his death quietly
-Je walked to the gas chamber with
the Rev. Thomas Gail, San Fran
;isco Baptist clergyman who haG
'1aen giving him spiritual ccnsola-
.icn in his last hours.
At the door Smith shook hands
with Gail and with Warden Clinton
Duffy.
Strapped and blindfolded ne sat
quietly IN the chamber chair a,
the first cyanide pellets dropped in
to a pan Of sulphuric acid at
l0.03i2. Nine and one-half minutes
later prison doctors pronounced
him dead.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18

Horgenthau. Jr.. who outlined the
program TO a bipartisan group
q congressional leaders. said the
ideal way of increasing federal
revenue TO s12.667. 100000 next year
would be to have each individual
and business pay a third more taxes
than they pay now
But the burden actually will fall
more heavily on the lower and mid
die income brackets since it would
be impossible TO put such a pro-
portionate increase on the incomes
Of ricl men whose surtax rates
now run as high as IS per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
High Winds Whip
Coasfa! Harbors

LOS ANGELES, April 18 up
High winds during the night
wrecked the 38-foot launch Oceania
md caused other damage TO small
shipping along the Southern Cali
.ornia coast.
The Cceania broke its moorings
nd crashed through the Horse
hoe Pier at Redondo Beach. Two
l-shing barges dragged their an
chOrs offshore and one, the 1885,
cot Mindlnao, was taken into tow
~ the coast guard cutter Herines
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
DoWd Describes
District Savings

Vast savings in maintenance anG
increased assurance for the future
n the All American canal system
1ver the old system in Mexico werc
7escribed Thursday night by NJ. J.
OoWd, general superintendent for
(. he Imperial Irrigation district. al
I joint meeting CT the El Centrc
Rotary and 20-30 clubs.
More than so saw serial slides Of
meeting was opened by Al Spicy
of 20-30 and turned the gavel over
&c Pat Glasgow of Rotary The
neeting was at the California
tctel.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
Grandmother Seeks
ChiIds Custody

LOS ANGELES. ASril 1S. CUP)
Mrs. Nora Mae Martin Of Kansas
City sought in a superior court suit
today to gain custody of her A.
year-old granddaughter. Beatrice
Smith, from the child's father
Earl Smith. band leader known
professionally as Don Ronald.
The mother died at Beatrice's
birth. The grandmother. said Smith
left the baby with her because he
was financially unable to care for
the child, and promised never tc
take Beatrice away. However. he
took custody OF the child while
Mrs. Martin was visiting Califor-
MIA last year, she charged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
Box Social to
Feature Meefinu

An old-fashioned box social will
feature a meeting of the Eastside-
Sunset farm center Tuesday night
at the Sunset school, according to
joe Enz, center director.
The meeting, which will also in
clude an outline of the valleys
campaign of confidence by Alan
Charyoz, will start at 7:30, Enz
said
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
IL MoreL.V Boys
Called TO Service
In u. 5. Draft Army

Continued from Page Onel
ion Hess. jess A. Giger, Isaac Orona'
Pete Dunser jr., Willis Y. Shimo2-
ono. V. w. Greer, Leonard j. Frau
endorfer.
The three probable requirements
from the southend are Volunteer
Walter Mendoza of CaleXico, VOL
unteer Boyd Moss of Winterhaven
and John Pyburn of Yuma. Alter
mates we're Howard d. Walters OF
Holtville, Virgil r. Moore of Okla
homa, a transfer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
PENITENTIARY TERM
Is SET

Jasper Keeling, 35-year-old mu-
sician must remain in Folsom peni-
tentiary 10 years, the state board
cf prison terms and paroles an
nounced Friday He was convicted
n 1889 OF attempting TO rob Mar
cello Carino. Filipino. in e Centre
Keeling and two companions ran
without getting Carino's money
which totaled Is cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18

CdIllOfnla, mas Deen visiting hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hester
over the holidays. Luther returne,'
to Reedley Thursday evening.
Mrs. G.. c. Majors, Mrs. V. R
Majors, and Mrs. NJ. M. Baker
were among the visistors at Camp
Seeley on Army day.
The next regular meeting of the
Hebey P.-T.A. will be held or April
II at the schoolhouse. The program
will be in the form of a symposium
the subject OF which will be Mo
dern School at Work for Home and
Community" Mrs. Wilma Smith
room mother for the first and Sec
ond grades, will be in charge of
the refreshments.
Mrs. Mary Thompson was t
luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs Van
R. Majors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck Burke have
purchased the Lowe home.
Pete Taylor was among the group
CT selecteCs that left for a year of
army training last week. Two of his
sisters from Somerton. Arizon;
were here TO see him off. His two
sisters are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Buck Burke now.
Mrs. Frank Clevenger OF West
morland spent Wednesday visiting
her sisters-in law, Mrs. Van r
Majors and Mrs. Lille Faust.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Davis, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
in Heber for the last few days, re.
turned to her home in Riverside
California last Saturday.
Mrs. Myrtlc Pctr.e made a bust
ness trip to Les Angeles Thursday
Ed Hobbs returned to his homo i,
SdLI D4SSO ldSI week. HOODS ma.
been visiting his sister and family
MI. and Mrs r. Robertson, fol
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Grant, for
mer Heberites, of Bcawlcy are tn
parents of baby boy last Tuesday
Wesley, Vyvyanne, and Pau
Richard Porter were overnight
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Avritt
Of Ell Centro Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Van D. Ingle Sr
and daughter, Fern, made a trir
to San Diego Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes anc
grandchildren were present at e
picnlc-reuniOn held by the Johr
MacBride family, formerly of He
Der, in the El Centro park. The
MacBrlde's eldest daughter anc
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Cody Hall OF
Corpus Christi, Texas were present.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
MEMS BROTHERHOOD
TO HEAR ARTIST

Imperial Mems Brotherhood will
hear a talk by Ransom D. Marvin,
talented artist at the meeting Mon
day night at $50, in Community
church. The artist will speak at
the women's meeting Tuesday at
2 pm. and at 6:30 pm. at a young
peoples rally.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18

SACRAMENTO. April 10 up
The legislatures Six-member free
conference committee met today to
draft final accommodations on
bill TO return relief administration
to the counties.
Committee-memberS said they
mad reached agreement on major
provisions of the important meas
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
PROWIER "FLOATED"

John Mcneil, 24-year-old Negro,
was "floated" out of El Centre Fri
day after his arrest Thursday eve
ming at Seventh and State as 4
prowler. Mcneil admitted having
walked off a San Diego chain gang.
Coast authorities said they didn't
want him returned.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
Man Hurt in Auto
Accident Here

Pedro Arnburo was injured, not
seriously, Thursday when car
driven by James Phillips crashed
into the side of the Armburo mach
inc at Sixth and Adams. Phillips
was driving south on Sixth at an
excessive rate of speed, accord
ing to the police report.
Physicians believed Armburo's in
juries were only bruises but X-rays
were ordered to guard against the
possibility of rib fracture.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
Children Perish
In Flaming Home

MAR1ENVILLE, Pa. April IS
'UFb-Three children were burned
tc death today when fire destroyed
tile home Of their grandparents,
ard a neighbor collapsed and died
OF heart attack while telephon-
ing for help
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
Rambling Reporter

Continued from Page One
day.
The staff member was more right
than she suspected Reverend Car
ter's wife gave birth 70 a baby girl
Friday and that should make yoI
forget little thing ike a notice.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
CONTRACT AWARDED

WASHINGTON, April 18. up
the war department today awarded
a S10,32l 800 contract 70 Columbia
Construction Co, Oakland, Cal,
for building breakwaters in Long
Beach and Los Angeles harbors.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Raw de los Cobos. Calexico me-
chanic. Friday pleaded not guilty
to a charge of contributing to the
delinquency Of a minor. He will go
to trial May i'll superior court.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
WEATHER

Southern California - Generally
scattered Afternoon cloudinesS
clear Friday and Saturday except
mountain areas and interior val
leys; somewhat warmer Saturday.
L. :. Weather Bureau Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
Scanning l.V
News Horizon
DIVORCE GRANTED

Marian Milner Friday obtained an
;nterlocutory divorce from Keith
Miner.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
Small Weekly or Monthly Payments

Our liberal budget plan is confidential agree.
ment between our customer and our store You do
not have to deal with any finance company agent.
This applies 10 all Imperial Hardware Co. budget
contracts
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
Luther Hester
Spends Easter
With Parents
HEBER NOTES

Luther Hester, who is attending
Reedley junior college in Raedley
California, has been visiting hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hester
over the holidays Luther returnet'
to Reedley Thursday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
I0-year Warranty on Beau+yrest

You assured of at least 10 years of the most
refreshing restful sleep you've ever enjoyed when
you choose a Simmons Beautyrest. There will be
many years beyond this warranty period that you
may confidently look forward to better rest every
night
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18

Mrs. Mary Thompson was
luncheon guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Van
r. Majors Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18

Mrs. G. c. Majors, Mrs. V. R
Majors, and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bake
were among the visistors at Camr
Seeley on Army day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
WJR Bar
All Lo(a'' Bands
Over Networks
ASCAP, BMI Dispute
Balks Contracts by
L e a ding Maestros

Rather than risk infringement
Of copyrights during the dispute
between the American Society of
Composers, Authors and Publish
ers and the nations large broad
casting chains, radio stations WWJ
and WJR have discontinued the
broadcasting of local bands over
their networks, it was revealed
Saturday.
Station WXYZ. the other De-
troit station using only music
copyrighted by Broadcast Music,
Inc, is likewise carrying no sus-
tanning local band over its Mutual
network, but this is a policy the
station has been following for
more than year.
Station WJR has discontinued
all broadcasting OF Detroit bands
but WWJ is broadcasting locally
the music OF the band at the
Palm Beach Cafe and beginning
Wednesday will have a nightly
broadcast OF the orchestra Of En-
ric Madriguera, now playing al
Hotel Statler.
Maestros Cautious
Not only has the fight between
BMI and ASCAP cut local bands
from the networks, but also II
appears likely TO prevent radio
listeners from hearing the famous
music OF Sammy Kaye. frankie
Masters, Artie Shaw. Shep Field,
Richard Himber and several other
large name bands on sustaining
programs.
The prominent dance band lead
ers, some OF whom are members
OF ASCAP, have held off signing
new contracts with major radio
networks because they fear copy
right infringements. Broadcssters
have asked the band leaders 10
sign documents agreeing 10 indem-
Nifty the stations if the band should
play music controlled by ASCAP
AS single slip might mean =
lawsuit Of S21. 900 or more. on a
basis of $3.50 per station for broad
casting the forbidden tune. band
leaders are determined to pursue 2
cautious policy. On commercial
programs, however. the adver.
Users have agreed 10 assume re.
sponsibility and the bands can play
without fear of reprisal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
sWants His Stand

He qualities my conduct as con-
tomptible. ! cannot think why
except If il be part of a genera
misanthropic conviction that all
human conduct is contemplate,
for l had regarded myself COM
placently as an Irishman of some
eminence entitled 10 my opinion
IN grave political crisis.
He accuses me Of morally jus
flying war tactics. Far be such
an imposSlbility from me.
Though England, like other ma
tons, likes 10 claim that her tao
tics are all exemplary moral
gestures. war is a competition in
atrocity in which victory goes 10
the competitor who kills and de-
stroyS the most
But in any case what the world
wants 10 know is not De Valera E
valuation of me. II wants 70 know
definitely which side he will come
down on II Fire is pushed of the
fence and into the field.
Very old-fashioned Irish people
like myself may regard Ireland
as the first flower Of the Garth
and the first gem Of the sea, but
Ireland belongs, always has be-
longed, and always will belong IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Italy Speeds Up
War Training

Z ROME. Jan. 4-The italian
council Of ministers today author
lied a speed-up in the training Of
naval officers and extraordinary
measures IN recruit aviation and
engineer officers, including men
who are over age.
The council also doubled the war
pensions of widows and orphans
and established fixed prices and
government control over medicine
In addition the council approved
new and more efficient system
for control Of exports and imports
II also authorized appointment
Of women 10 participate in pro-
vincial committees TO control
prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

or even Roosevelt. under the pres
sure Of circumstances. But the
situation is perilous.
The bombings Of Irish territory
during the past few days and the
mining of Irish waters and ports.
emphasize the seriousness of the
situation.
Admiral Beamishs demand for
seizure OF the ports Is received
with unanimous reclamation IN
the House of Commons. and
though Churchill is evidently
anxious 10 avoid trouble with Ere,
a bad week or two IN the SUBJ
marine blockade may force his
hand
In that case. II De Valera throws
his quarter Of a million soldiers
into the field TO fight the British
commonwealth. he will be virtually
throwing Fire into the war on the
side of Germany and against the
Pope and making catastrophe
end of Irish neutrality.
Would Catholic Ere, 10 say
nothing of her ProtestantS, sup
port INN in such a policy? Does
he seriously contemplate II HIM
self? In any case his position is
one Of extreme responsibility.
BY the treaty OF 1921, which
constituted the Irish Free State.
Ere was a dominion of the British
commonwealth of nations and was
entitled 10 claim protection OF the
commonwealth for her ports. But
the new Irish constitution OF 1887,
which passed almost unnoticed in
England made Fire a sovereign.
independent theocratic state be-
longing not TO the commonwealth
but TO the most Holy Trinity"
De Valera is placed by it in the
odd position of having presently 10
decide, II Fires neutrality is vio-
lated, whether Trinity is for or
against Hitler. II he decides II
IS for Hitler, he declares war on
the commonwealth, on the Pope
on northern Ireland and must
prepare for war with America
TOO If he decides Trinity" is
true blue British, he secures the
warm assent Of Lord Halifax and
let us hope, backs the winning
horse against MuSSolini and
Laval; but 10 the lush Republican
Army he will seem 10 he holding
tho candle ~ hnde,.i1 fnyy, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Vaughan Denies
Health Measures
~
Ignored in S|ums
Families Can't Move
From Sub Standard
Homes, He S says

Health Commissioner Henry p.
Vaughan denied Saturday that his
was lax in enforcing
provisions of the state health Code
relative to Detroit sluns. follow
ing a rebuke by Council President
John w. Smith.
After listening 10 parade or
tell of rat infested
Smith, chairman Of the
council rent committee, declared
angrily:
"Why cannot something be
done about this mess? The city
health department has moro
power Than the governor himself
n 10 chose TO use H."
Where Would They Go?
Countered Doctor Vaughan:
"Ny department has been COM
tinually active In condemninK
places UNFIT for habitation and
trying 10 improve conditions
where they were under par.
But the real problem IL the
inability of those families living
In admittedly subs tand lard
dwellings to pay for better ar
Communications In other cities
where certain sium areas were
eliminated. persons who for
merly dwciled there simply
moved TO new SUM areas.
Nevertheless, we're doing
everything we can IN eliminate
the worst OF the city's dwell
ings."
Doctor Vaughan said a stan of
approximately u men under p.
Gardner Legg. board secretary.
was constantly inspecting dwell
ings and inStituting court action
against those landlords whose
property failed 70 measure M "a
standard. prescribed by state law.