davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-04-22

went to Connecticut, winner in the
Eastern division.
Other population class winners
were Chattanooga, Tenn; Lakewood,
Ohio; Watertown, N. Y, and La
Grange, Ill. In addition, the judges
selected a special honor roll of 141
cities with populations between
5000 and 10000 which went through
1910 without single traffic fatality.
Other State winners were Okla
homa, in the Southern group; Min
neSota, in the Midwestern group,
and oregon, in the Western division.
Earlier yesterday the Importance of
cutting down traffic deaths and in
juries throughout the Nation in
order to conserve man power for the
national defense program was en-
phasized by Leslie J. Sorenson, city
traffic engineer for Chicago, Ill.
Speaking before more than 100
members and guests of the Wash
ington Safety Society at luncheon
meeting at the Willard Hotel, Mr..
Sorenson pointed out that 34500
persons were killed in traffic last
year.
By saving the lives of our neigh
bors and friends" he emphasized,
I'VE will do just as much toward
national defense as if we were manu-
featuring munitions"
List of Guests.
The guest list at the National
Safety Council dinner last night
follows:
Evening star., 1941-04-22

Detox rugs ore so Versote suitable
the yeor round. adaptable to any room.
You'll wont Oeltox rugs from the top floor
to the basement play room. They're hand
some enough for the living room; sturdy
enough for the chdren's room. MonY,
many eood-lookin pottems.
We sketch the Delwood, q woven bosket
weave, with q thick heavy tread that gives
q luxury feel underfoot Burgundy, groy,
noturol, brown, green, coroI rose, blue.
The Paiais Royal, Rags -. Fourth Floor
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
EDDA, LA FIlJA DEL DUCE
Echo a SD padre ca los brazos de Hitler

lection de marido para su hija.
Busc6 un titulo y una fortuna
NADIA mas nj menos.
Pero la corona que ell Duce CO.
loco sobre la cabeza de su hija,
no era de orc, sino de double
Los Cianos pertenecen a 10 cue
en- italia Sc llama Ia nobleza
blanca, o sean las familias que
fueron hechas mobiles despues de
la creaci6n del RENO de Italia.
La nobleza 'negra' consiste de
las familias hist6ricas, que man
tienen relaciones estrechas con
e, Vaticano.
Mussolini convirti6 a CianO
de la noche a la mahana en- IN
~diplomatico, y lie mand6 de con-
sui a Shanghai. Edda y su mari
do continuaron la vida que ha-
bian Hevado de solteros, cads
uno Sc fue por su lado.
Despues de un aho de servi-
clio en- ed Leland 0riente, Sc per-
miti6 a los Cianos ell volver a ca
50. Galeazzo Sc convirti6 en- jefe
lie propaganda en- ell Ministeric
de Negocios Extranjeros. Ell de.
partamento Sc extendi6 hasta
lconvertirse en- el Ministerio de
Propaganda y Prensa, y ell yer
no de Mussolini fue nombradc
para ell cargo.
All volver a Roma la Condesa
Edda Sc dedic6 cuerpo Y alma a
la politica. Els cosa bien sabids
en- toda Italia que al principle
Mussolini Sc opuso rotundamen
tie a los deseos de Edda, de que
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
(Por Walter Angel

Tiene POGO mas de unos treln-
ia amos. De estatura media, nj
fea nj bonita, pero con un pare
edo muy notable con su padre:
la misma nariz, la misma boca,
la misma expression. Hoy tieae
la figura esbelta que Sc requiere
de la mujer de moda.
Sc escape de la pension en- que
habitaba en- Florencia. Era de-
masiado indisciplinada para So
meterse a las rcSsas de una es-
cuela de pensionado. Nunca ia
tenido las ventajas que a otras
nihas ofrece una educaci6n cui-
dada, y aunque puede charlar
s0bre cualqueir asunto no deja
de ser una charla, va que lie fall
ia IN conocimiento profundo So
bre de 10 que habla.
Su padre siente un gran carl
no por ella-Edda es la mayor
de sus hijos y la favorita. Rodea
da siempre de una multitud de
j6venes patricios, Eldda fue ia
figura familiar en- los salones de
dos hoteles, en- los bares de la
Via Veneto de Roma, en- Rimi.
nj, Riccione y en- Lido. En- una
palabra Edda vivi6 tan libre.
mente que su padre empez6 a te-
mer un e~scandalo. Parecia muy
conveniente el casarla. Mussoli'
nj, el hijo de un herrera de For
Ii, ell ex-socialista, Ell hombre quC
cuando lie convene Sc jacta d.
ser el hijO del pueblo, sc mostrt
un verdadero parvenu' en- la e
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

: Y 91ccdi6 qua Nar3c1ueo e.
nfa on 81 casa ,ccno hija, una
Force.la de arrogante y rara
-heImosura, l.amada Ear, ma
Ida de una hermana de Mardo-
qreo en- 81 propio pals de Juda
y en- Ia misma religion &c Israel.
tG reg Asuero ousE2ba una
raina y muchas dorceAas fueron
llamadas al patacio y las vic Ha-
gail, mayordomo de las muje-
res DEF Rey, porque ell Rey las
y juzgase 81 serfan dignas
de su trono. Y Ester Sc presen-
to a Hagail, por mandate de
'Mardoqaeo, sin declarar nj que
10, nj linaje nj religion.
Hagail, viendo a Ester, que
10 maravillado de su hermosu-
"a y deslumbrado de sus ojos. Y
dlspuso que la lavasen Y ungie-
sen, segdn la costumbre real, a
saber: por espacio de doce me-
SEES, dfa a dfa de los seis meses,
dia a dia. con aromas de mira
v sandalo, Y otros seis meses.
dfa a dfa, con aguas de canela Y
jacinto.
Hecho 10 cual llev6la al rey,
que la aguardaba en- su trono de
orc Y marmoles. Y fu4 tai, que,
mirandola, qued6 sin voz.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

GaQeazzo fuese nombrado Minis
tro'de Negocios Extranjeros TIE
mia ell ridfculo.
En- cierto balneario suizo Ed
da conoci6 a Frau GoebbelS. Las
dos mujeres, amlbas listas Y am
b;ciosas, simpatizaron lgrande-
mente. En- 1885 Eldda visit6 a
los Goebbels en- Berlin y Sc pas6
variaS semanas en- su casa. Es-
tOs hicieron cuanto pudieron pa
ra halagar la vanidad de Edda,
la adularon hasta Ell extreme y
tuvieron con ella toda atenci6n
possible. En- ninguna parte de
Lodres, Varsovia, Viena 0 Buda
pest habia sido tan mimada Y
festejada. Volvi6 a Roma abso-
utamente encantada. Sc puede
decir que Edda Ciano lanz6 a su
padre en- los brazos de Hitler.
Mussolini, como todos los italia
nos tiene una antipatia instinti-
va para los alemanes. Pero Ed
da hizo cuanto pudo para borrar
la aversion y desconfianza que
MuSsolini sentia hacia los te-
deschi'. A espaldas de su padre,
ella form6 un lazo con los direc-
torres nazis; ella fu6 quien llev6
a cabo la reunion de Mussolini
y de Goering, en- una palabra,
desempeh6 Ell papel de un agen-
te aleman en- Roma!
FL Duce ha sentido siempre u
ma gran debilidad por su hija,
porque ella era ell individuo de
su familia mas cerca de 81.
La vista de la Condesa Edda
a Berlin fue un hecho de impor-
tancia historical. Fue el punto
de partida. Entire los response
bles por la actual guerra mum
dial, no debe olvidarse a la 'dilet
tante' Edda Ciano.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
JUNTA CoNJUNTA EN- Ell
CENTRIC OBRERO

Esta noche Sc ~efectuara junta
conjunta de las uniones de la in
dustria tabacalera, en- ell Centre
Obrero.
Sera presetnado ell nuevo Con
sultivo. Sc haran algunos impor
tantes aclaraciones.
Ciertos elementos vienen ma
ciendo una sistemtica campa-
ma obstruccionista.
Esos elementos obedece nor
denes del grupito.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

Y ella, medic dcsruda, asidoa
ambos brazos al cpello, tcnia Ia
csoeza arrogante, como eSpe-
rGrdo Ia corona.
Cuando Asuero recobr6 el ha-
bGa pu7o decir sus maravillas. 7
delante de prin,ipes, gcberna-
dores, f.echeros y eunueos pro-
clam6 a Ester reina, poniendo la
corona sobre sus sienes.
Y Ia am6 solbre todas las mu-
jeres, sobre todas las virgenes,
scbre todos los vinos y sobre to-
das las victorias.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

Cairo, Eg.pto, ialio 49,
~ vicec6nsul amertcano Daniel
Gapjin, Jr., ha pedido a los ciu-
fadanos &c su pals cue Sc reti-
rem de Alexandria y otras zonas
e peligro A,gunos americanos
? han mudsjo para les subur-
Cic7 y ores Sc han lido a Cairo.
Es.ima Ell fnncionario consul
lar gu deben mar,harse para los
E~sta1os Unidos los CUE no ten
gan razones suficientes para
cue3arse por AGA.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
DIVORCIOS

Nuevas demandas: Frank A.
Massey contra Hazel c. Massey.
.Decretos: Ruth Skipper Fer
gusson contra S. j. Ferguson t;
Ruth May contra onis May.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

DDej6 de eyistir en- Ia no
che de aver la Sra.. Giuseppe
ma Sperandeo, de "a amos de
edad, vecina del 1901 de la
Gale %. Oficiara en- la ceremo
MIA religiosa ell Rev. w. A.
Macaulay.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
UNA ESTA
CION DE RADIO
ESTA

Fort Myers, JUNO 13.-La es
taci6n de radio de esta ciudad
fue destruida hoy por un in
cendio.
Los dahos Sc calculan en-
varios miles de pesos.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

Baltasar Dorrego, de 81 a.
hos de edad, falleci6 aver en-
su domicilio, 2408 de la Gale
Is. LIE sobreviven su viuda, sc
nora Maria Dorrego; cuatro
hijos, dos hremanos y otros ia
miliares. Hoy Sc efectuara e.
entierro,
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
En- Broma

Cuando suben a los trenes
algunas buenas senoras,
de pesado que Sc ponen
sudan las locomotoras.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
PARA LA MUJER
DEL HOGAR
La NueUa Reind

Por aquel tempo habfa en-
Sugan un var6n del linaje de
BENJAMIN, el cual era de NOM
lbre Mardoqueo, y habia sido lie
vGdo al pals con los cautiNos del
rev asirio Nabucodonosor.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

Manana menc;onaremos los
tres banquetes Y como Mardo-
queo fue nombrado primer mi
nistro.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

La Sra. Juana Rivero Do
minguez, de 65 AMOS, falleci6
aver en- un hospital local. Re-
sidia en- ell 1906 de la Decima
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

SRA. u FABELO
que en- compahia de SUI espOv
50, Ruben Fabelo, apadrinar&
mAhana la boda de la Srta.
Edna Mae Aguero
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

nos AMEPICANOs SIC RETI. svanida. -Deia . SIT hijo, Sr. J.
RAIl-LT DE ALl-gLNDRIA, R. D~omtnguez.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10

FORT WORTH, Tex. Oct 10
,UPD Detective Theron Brooks said
today that a comparison OF finger
print classifications by telephone
has convinced Kentucky officers
that two men held here are the ones
wanted in Lexington, KY, for queS-
tloning in connection with the slay-
ing of Marion Miley and her mother.
Miss Miley, 27-year-old golf cham
pion. ana her mother were Shot to
death early the morning Of Sept. %.
Tom c. Penny. 33. Lexington, and
Leo Gaddis, 43, Jacksonville, Fla,
the suspects, We're questioned sep
arately about their activities on the
night of Sept 27 and the morning
of the 28th.
Detective Brooks said their stor-
les differed. He quoted Gaddis as
saying he was in Louisville on the
night of the 27th and had gone
home and retired early He said he
lived alone
Penny, who is tall and has a long
scar on his left cheek, was quoted
as saying that on the night of the
shoOtingS he went to the same ad-
dress and retired with his room
mate-GaddiS.
The men were arrested here We'd
nesday night b. Detectives Brooks
and Ed Smith who became SuS-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Top S on Bottom
In New Method of
Surfacing Roads

FL Centro's South New street on
the other side" the railroad
tracks now has an oil topping on
the bottom
But you'd never guess it
All of which isn't as silly as II
sounds.
Public Works Director Walter
Heinecke Thursday selected approx
imately two blocks of South New
street for a test of a unique method
Of applying oil topping-an upside
down method by whcih the oil ls
applied by plowing it under the
surface.
The appnCator resembles a COM
mon Cultivator except that the
ploW points are attached to hollo1
tubes, through which the oil is
pumped and distributed in burrows
about six inches deep.
After the oil has been spread,
the same Cultiyator- gadget dis
tributes water on top of the oil.
following which the whole street
is rolled with a pneumatic roller
This leaves the street looking like
huge, freshly planted turnip bed,
with no oil at all apparent.
The theory follows a perfectly
natural phenomenon; namely, that
oil will float on water according
to designers of the method, H. A.
ingalls, company Of Bakersfield
the water will eventually force tht
oil to the surface, and as it works
its way upward. it will mix thor
oughly with the we'll worked soil
leaving an oil and dirt base six
inches thick.
Heinecke admitted its a swell
idea-if 1t works And ingalls,, who
was in Ell Centre to personally
supervise the best guarantees it
will work.
1t is claimed that this methods
in addition to being much faster
than the orthodox method of APP
plying oil topping, is at least 90
per cent cheaper than ordinary
aSphaltic paving.
The plow-like attachment, which
comes in various sizes TO fit ali
makes Of tractors, is the patented
feature OF ingalls, method and,
according to the designer. soon will
be distributed in Imperial Valley b.
all Ford dealers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
AW0L Guardsmen
Jailed After Wreck
With Minor Girls
BilllCoochc meets milk

SAN FRANCISCO. o.; Il Up ~
t. ratlona. eUa:5sMe. .:on.
Camp Sau Iu4> Oo.Spl Nee Ne,G
Tor ." thief; and toy action 5y
army authorities today following =
joy not" VIII TWO ';een-ased II.
lu.N.anluns Wh.s.. >...Mmated III =
wreck nea! BAY Meadows !al =
track.
The soldiers were identified a
Budrev Vernon Benson, ~. Of S.,r-
ia Ana. driver O. The aatomOo..J
and Robert Patton %. Of We>,-
minister. Cal
With them Wee June Cn"l>;."-
son, I6. Santa Ana, a ward oi .:.e
Orange County Juvenile eourt. "H>
Baulah Jordan :. also Of Sans.
Ana.
Miss Christensen was II San Ma
teo Community hospital to! treat
ment o: 4 crushed chest and .aC@:-
tionS. Patton also vas trea.tc
there 70. serlou, cats. Ben>o:-
was he'd IN jail and Miss jo.C..:
by juvenile authorities.
Highway pa;colrnen chased HI.
quartet - 90-ml.e al AuU-
rI.p u2 the BayshOre E.eh"@s :
before !. was wrecked il : ilt!>,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Aid TO Russia by
Lend.Lease Fund
Wins Approval
and drinks her down.

Continued from Page Onel
Of war and some of you are even
belly-achng about that because YOU
Il have to pay the taxes"
You're going to pay more than
Il little taxes Rich retorted.
Then Striding over to the Repub-
lican size. Woodrum continued:
why don't you forget politics
for moment. and start thinking
about how we're going to whip Mr.
Hitler"
Rep j william Otter, r. Pa.
remarked that 1T was very distate-
ful TO the minority to have every
criticism it makes answered by the
insinuation that it lacks patriotism. >"
I'm getting sick and tired" Dit
ter said lat having every bit OF
criticism we make answered by the
majority getting hold Of flag
catching an eagle and charging us
with being actuated only by political
motives.
He said that the $4,000 900 ear
marked for administrative expenses
was TO take care of the faithful
the way Harry Hopkins used his
WPA funds"
By standing vote announced as
1873 to "a the house defeated an
amendment by Rep. Francis Case,
R. S. D.. to reduce the proposed
I9O,00O0OO ALLEGATION for ordnance
by Sl00,000,000.
The house met an hour early to
consider a series of amendments.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Sd Per Cent Unfit
For Draft So FDR
Proposes Salvage
CCCNtlLued rom Page OF

Continued rom rage O4-e'
go treatment.
Ccnlecturiue that a majority o:
such persons would be willing anG
eager to receive free treatment, Ny.
Roosevelt sa!t ma: in cases OF re
calc!t-arcy the registrar- could be
indicted into TIE army, and COM
Hlanded 10 undergo treatment
The select!Ve service report ITEM
.zcd these causes tor rejection
Dental defec.s $4,000 cases. EOS
per cent:
Defective eyes. $4,000 cases. 81
per cent:
Cardloyascu.ay diseases, $4,000
cases. 100 per cent
Nuscu.o-s!:eietal detec.s. $1,000
cases 6.8 per cen;
Vene-ea, case $1,000. 6.3 PEI
cent,
Menta. and nervous diseases. 81
900 case G.3 pc cer:
Hernia. 5000 cases c. Pc CEN,
Defec,s c: ears 1900 casrs. 46
per cent:
Defect 0: :ee.. $4,000 e@ses. 4c
Fer cert
Detect.ve i.ugs including ..ber-
co1osls. 26.0O0 cases 29 yes cent.
Miscellaneous. $4,000 c4se, -
per ceat.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
GerrzfUns Push On
Toward kAoscoW
seampcrs up ! stump :. i.

-.,tn nc choice Of obtaining Anglo
N..9.eaH supplies or = British foray
no IL continent anywhere from
.e.Ya. 20 France" Russia would
."",ss Il. continental invasion.
- Russian spokesman insisted
Germany has only a thin line OF 80
divisions. possibly 100000 men, n
. teyn EUyope-al. second grade
..ooE- a.C no armorod divisions. He
INSISTED that The 'uttwaffe at no
point IN the west could offer for
!"ldab.e opposition while the titanic
aa'..e raaed IN Russia and sug-
.ea 3utain might never again
g.. ...e.entod With the opportunity
g. - moment.
H. ..sae apparently was certain
'' - NG."ed 2l22CSt immediately il.
g.. .g.so II cJ!nnors AID 50 strld-
d.. s,re ne ecIes for action that
X. oeNeied Churchill may be
:..,=a 10 Shake Up the government
...@ -,.op Wat were described as
-ssEs' members.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Pottery, Jewe|ry
Making Taught at
E. {. Night School

Courses in pottery and jewelry
making at Ell Centre night school
are being offered on Mondays, Tues
days and THURSDAYS, and bid fair
to becoming two of the most popll-
lar subjects in the entire curriculum.
Many valley adults are finding
the jewelry course offers an excel
lent opportunity to make practical
use of the wealth of desert stones
TO be found here, Franklin Moon,
instructor said Friday.
These are being made up into
rings. pins and brooches OF rare
beauty.
The pottery course has been i'm
proved through the purchase by the
school Of a new kiln. which enables
students TO make larger pieces, ano
finish their work more rapidly right
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Britain Supplying
Reds Materials on
Lend Lease Basis

1(Continued from Page One)
tie
Beaverbrook then said that there
was no limit TO the amount oil
material Britain is ready to send
10 the Soviet Union under a lend
lease plan He indicated that these
shipments would not include raw
materials
Hartman attributed Russia S stand
against the Germans to two factors
-meChanization and morale.
Il got the impression" he said,
that the Russians are resolutely
determined TO fight to the last with
faith in their ultimate victory, real
izing that America and Britain are
behind them"
How far behind the Russians
are We going to stand?" an Ameri-
can neGspaperman asked.
Hartman laughed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
CRISIS DIE soon

'!d'a'F experts We're not 50 GER
4! H. 3 tan was capable OF
....i decisive action at the moment.
IL. bs.l'rrd tie crisis in tne Naz.
die T.. MGse9W may come this
The German. &ora pounding pow
5:....s .1W4rd The Russian capital
..,..- '..:" man lines One was
t.t Hsa from thr south which
...eaaE had carried beyond Orel.
.-..a 239 niles below Moscow ana
.Ea. u .@a"nE the region Of Tu.a
l.5 .....e. nearer. A second vas ram
- a.. .c3m HyaZma, l30 miles
=. Ill -" y thicd and possibly
49, .-as' important had smashed
."1t. .to:u Ve.iE.e LIki TO the VIC
....'. ! Rzhsr. 20 miles slightly
..p. . gt "r,. OF Moscow.
..yu H"-rG Tat The Germans
"'!t a. 1908 INKS in the Vyaz-
..' #ss" aH.. comparable numbers
... ...r" 'a:.-t, However. the
..... ~. q 81 German claims
=. .s'..l Rsss.an forces be
-.'. -" "a "E>.c box Of sat
-. 'laf t:IG Tar the Ger
.t:' "..fs. Wedges. rather
=. .. H. s.H2a, into the K ia-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Priorities Slash
Building Values
Continued from Page One

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construction will rise TO more than
Is per cent.
Defense construction next year is
expected TO emplo" an average OF
100000 men throughout the year,
with 100000 or more, at peak
periods. The average would be about
80 per cent greater than the esti-
mated average for l94l.
PriOritics officials said that they
have not yet had time TO determine
how the new policy would be ad-
miniStered While making it clear
they will be unrelenting in their
efforts TO conserve critical materials
for defense uses, they said they
would seek TO avoid imposing undue
hardshipS IN cases where projects
have been started and arrangements
previously made TO obtain necessary
materials.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Scout Activities
In ii. Y, Cities
coo3dinaief Here

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Two Quizzed in
Woman's Staying

Dicious because their poor clothes
failed to "lo3s At home in the new
prey-green !94l Buick sedan, which
they admitted stealing in Louisville,
60 miles from Lexington. The car
was believed to be the color of the
one seen near the club house on
the night CT the murders.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Scanning I.V
News Horizon
SUES FOR DIVORCE

sui 10I dlNoICc W. tncd IN =
pt~lor ce8r. Tnursdar by Oula
Canslno aeaine. Ricardo Canslno.
alleging tha' hc deserted hcv arc
their young son They we're married
al Woodland Sept "a 1889 she SAC
and he lcfl he Ans j. 1870.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
SOLDIERS ADMITS
CAR THEFT

Jack Plummer l9-scu.-,.l Cos..
Setiey soldlcr. Fr.Jal f.,aJtl -
~ IN superior cpu!t - c.: ~.
admitting that he s;o.t "a. D.
longing to the IGpsr.a. Ga@ct.
Growers Office N E Ct.;.a q
viii be sentenced o.. J.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
INTEND TO WED

A notice o: tHo.s INTENTION e
marry was flee WITH County ClegE
W. J. McClelland THURSDAY by John
Everman William Larnce. 28. Brem-
erton Wash. and Jane ENzabeth
Green 26 BraWley librarian
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10

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HIGHWAY GROUP
MEETS MONDAY

Imperial Vale! Highway DeTelop-
ment association viii held It's vee-
ular monthly meeting a. Sherwood :
restaurant al 30 pm. Monday
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
GOES 10 IAII.

A year II ;ht Imperial county
jail was the sentcree given II ST.
perior court FRIDAY II John r
Cook. who pleaded Eullty to
charge O: failure tG support hls
family. He had asked Tor probation
but his request was denied
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
CHANGES JOBS

Ora Carpenter, formerly employ
ed at Cramer's bakery, was ap-
pointed deputy county recorder at
a salary Of $l2750 month. She
will take the place of Mrs. Logan
Jenkins, who reNgned
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Raj USING L. :.
FIGHTING PLANES

LONDON, Oct. 10. eUPD - The
Royal Air Force Is .s,ing the new
American-built Aircobra fighting
planes in raids on Nazi-occupled
Europe. the Air Ministry said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
Ell CENTRAN GRANTED
A nINORGT

In superior colr; Frlday Mrs LA
Reams Of E Certro Was granted an
niterlocutory diyorc> from Tom Lee
Reams. ex-flre chief. The couple
arranged a property settlement.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Minnie Rosen Friday sued Samuel
Rosen for divorce on the grounds OF
wilful desertion. They married n
ST. Paul, MINI. Oct I9 1911 anG
separated June II 1888
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
WILL BE TRIED

DoHO Andrews. t...E'l vi.
drunk drIvlae. VII. - to tr.a. :.
Imperial county superior court Cet.
20. He pleaded not guilty to the
charge Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
FINAL DECREE
GRANTED

a lnal divorce Gcg.ec was erant-
&c Thursday Il Haze. Hal, IN her
suit against doe Ha.e
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-10
REDS AK INVASION

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Plain marquis TT panels, also
cushion dot, az 79c and 98c
and l.l9 -. Rayon panels a
l.l9 and l.j0.
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Kitchen Scrims

Checks, dots and florals in
dainty kitchen scrjms at 29c,
39C and 49C I'd.