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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
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LITTLE BEULAH was a bit nervous about
her FIRST day in school
do you mean, Mommy" she anxiousy asked
Elsie the Borden Cow that I've got to worry about
passing examinations outside of school?"
Indeed you have, my dear" smiled Elsie I'VE
Borden cows also must be able to pass the strict
amnations Of Borden's eagle eyed experts They'll
funk you ike that the minute the milk you'll some
day produce for Borden's is anything less than tip
top"
Then what's the use of going to school at alp"
Beuiah demanded, discouraged.
Elsie explained: 80 you'll learn many other i'm.
portant things Like the total population Of all the
communities that depend upon us for pure, whole
some Borden's MiIk-and the host Of grand prod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

as can be because it's made from the grandest milk
and cream-Bordens."
DO most folks know all the marvellous things that
are made from Borden's milk?" Beulah wanted to
know.
Il doubt it. Elsie answered Il don't suppose that
many realize that casein extracted from milk actu.
ally makes Casco GIue-a glue with bull dog grip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

juiciest pies in the world Borden care makes sure
that None Such is just as pure and wholesome
everything else bearing the Borden name
Beulah pleased with her little joke that she
decided to try another. Gee, Mommy, you sound
like whole Borden of Educationr'
That's about enough out of YOU young lady"
said Elsie. "Of to school with you And just try to
remember this one lesson If its Bordens, its
GOT to be good!
More than $4,000 Borden employees ~ork in behalf of
$1,000 oanerstookhoders, provide The best of dairy
products, guard the goodness Of all Borden foods and
TO bring them to your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Later on, said Beuiai1, rather worried, 1--WE get
something else called jog-jogger-"
Geography" prompted Elsie. you lnow-every-
thing about the map. You'll learn. for instance. that
all over the map mouthes water at the sight of
Borden's Ice Cream. It's pure, smooth, luscious
ooROEhs ICE CREAM AsZAN ,as AMsa' 5@00rHea,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Land Contracts
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

Is YOUR PROPERTY FORECLosED7
OR SOLD FOR TAXES? NEED MONEY
Write In confidence give FUN particulars
Address Box A2377. The Detroit Times
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Bungalows for Sale
ROYAL OAK

Gain sboro- Gardenia. attractive Bungalows
large rooms Tile bath extra large lot
small down payment. SIS month. Hogartf
5000 Tyler s-sOt4
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Little Farms for Sale


acreage Tor sale
GRAND RIVER FRONTAGE AT iO.AILE
20 Acres. woods, springs VIZ. 7-50iO
". +. Gustafson. 1880 Grand River
l-2-5-AcRE parcels. Van Dyke, near
CHRYsLER TANK PLANT. "Karwick. Z"
oldham $685.
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livernois

ANNUAL sale Of carpet remnants. stag
gercd lengths. from 20 10 yards .
quality varies IN value 90 SIS per yard
ALL At 81 % PER YARD FOR FULL
LENGTHS
Also. offer I yard carpet samples az
81 % each. stock viii soon move. so act
quickly.
MCGUIRE a HANSEN. INC.
1ft4 FARMER. AT r. GRAND RIVER
a 9X12 Ai.L-WOOL Administer rug. brand
new, S22; broadlOom sK12, Si9: easy
terms Central Stores, 1895 Fenkeu and
7T0i West Vernon.
A 5-Pc. solid oak dinette. extension table.
red or hlus uphnl-- seats sold for SA5
sacrifice. SIS. NlgcheIls. 1000 cEatlot.-
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Housekeeping Rooms

ASH. 1870 1928 ROOMS S3-g7
lot water. comfof,abae, excellent trans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

t.iARFNDOS south. 5s4t tGraac River
yr,t-s singh transportation. Feat9aatle
gentleman Tyler t.6hs9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Business Property for Sale

SECOND. 13il--Roomiug house: 27-roqrn
sacrifice business and property. eff
ford 0isl.
ST. CLAIR. 2e44-store. 2-famuy. SIS:
$3.50, 81 900 down. Exchange. Lenox
1885
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StoUes and Heaters

A WESTINGHOUSE used electric stove.
Full base, fully automatic, all white;
used very little: $3.50. Benjamin Appli-
ance shop, 1855 Gratiot, at 6-Mile road.
open evenings.
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Furnished Rooms for Rent

.i.ARFNDoS south 554t tGranc River
yu, SINGH manipulation. featpaab'e
gentleman Tyler $500
COMMONWEALTH ss2s between can
iea and I.ysander; sNceleu' ifansp9riA-
'1u gentlemen. puya's home
sOH% r. ESQ tBu.t2n opuievarf - ~
waite me porch cross sertN alton, lazy
soe nsend 5-0t73
ilSWOOD a2s3 tKirby- Grand River Com
fortable single r0om EentewauS eHtFl-
i-ri tranEporfafion reasonable
.SARTISDALF. e0s7 t-ranf Elverl; com
Portable room private family, gentle
men reasonable Tyler 3-l3a3.
MAYBVRY sRANu Saso Cooi. ar, bed
rom. excellent 'rausp0 ~at ~. reason
abe gentleman Lafayette Gs2i
MfcHiGk%. 1855 CTWe'rE Sirsy redec-
Grated bedroom hatts shower; gentle.
man Cadn.ac 59gl
oyTFR DRIVE EAST. Sal 'Roseber, o.
COIL bedroom excellent transportation
reasonable Arlington $3.50
PHILIP $50 = Large bedroom PRIVILEGES
excellent transportatlou good nciehoDE
hood Gentleman preferred
PRENTIs t3s ,Cassi Comfortabls. cheer
rll front bedroom trans ~rthuln, fea-
s,nab!e Temple i-F52o
SOFTEN 1902 LARGE fron, room sur
able two taiHo siHs.el reaf"ta6.F
telephone
COLORED Nicely mrrlstsd rom. excel.
lent .0catiln. good tranaPdftanVn. TcA-
sonable Trinity LISTS
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Share LiUing Quarters

BEATRICE, 1889 (AHen Park)-share biz
hve-room home with recreation. all home
privileges; reasonable days telephone Mr.
Manning Madison $500. After 90 p. m.
inquire al 1889 Beatrice.
MILITARY. 1927 CTiremsnl. share five
room home with couple. Tyler 6DO020
sTRATHMOOR DISTRICT - share lower
income; employed couple preferred: rea-
sonable. Vermont 5-T52S.
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S625.00

cLOVERLAWN. Mr.. FIREMAN
Brick 6-room single home not new but
will recondition complete 10 suit purchaser.
nice bedrooms; near schools and trans
portation: no financing costs, low monthly
payment.
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Hotels
Residential Hotets
THE WHITTIER

peiroits finest residential hotel. 70
rooms Burns drye. out East Jefferson.
~ so0o
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Board and Room

BOULEVARD EAST GRAND. 923 tnear
Mack Two men private porch 81.
three meals. convenient hours
BOULEVARD East Grand. 1893 6Gra,ioO
Large room. one OF two persons. home
privileges: excellent meals.
BOULEVARD. EAST GRAND. 2i15 -
dodge Packardsl; twin beds; $40 90.
bedroom. 81 90. SO OoD olive 1854.
FAIRvIEw, 44ss warren Mack - Com
Portable room: excellent meals; reason
able Ivanhoe 6Oe6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
FRfGfDAfREE SALE

GU II. reposs. 1898 model looks Ike
new: in perfect condition; $54. 50. Ben
jamin Appliance Shop. 1885 Gratiot. at
East six-Aie road. Open evenings.
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| EE'S

OPEN TILL Q p NJ
1881 GRATlOT il6 W. McNICHOLS
Cor. Chene -Gratiot Bet. John r. A wizard
BEAUTIFUL innersprlug mattress. 1872 coil,
50 90 Crown. 200 Gratiot. 4737 Mich
BUNK BEDS with springs and ? mat
tresses S22 Benson, 1924 Woodward
Open evenings
BED spring, mattress. complete SII g5
ACE EURN .-25e Michigan Open eyes
iNNERsPRlNG mattresses must be sold
regular $40 95 50 95: cotton mattresses,
$3.50. Nome, 5000 Cass. Open evenings
.lT PAYS 20 buy the Central stores way
- locations IN Detroit
LIVING ROOM SUITE, SIS
Modern davenport and chair 10 match in
beautiful tapestry; worth Sl25 while stock
lasts. S25. Inquire Cornell.
s29s WOODWARD--oPEN Ewes. TILL .
LIVING room. radio. dinette: excellent con-
dillon. sacrifice Apply mornings $3.50
Dexter, Apartment Big
LIVING RIM. suites, 1919 above cost Open
sunday. Van Lokern. 1887 Charlevoix.
LIVING ROOM suites. beautiful selection.
under $50 don't pay the long price. buy
direct from distributor. ROGERS CO.. ISIS
East Grand Blvd. at Viaduct
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SEE "LEE"-SAVE
LEES FURNITURE. IIs ". McNICH00
STUDIO COUCH with back and arms si2
new Benson, 1924 Woodward. Open
evenings
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FREE LAND

Land IS free--to get II you pay one-haif
the cost OF improvements. cement Sidewalk.
water. sewer, paved stree. which comes
10 about Se3
Forced liquidation makes this possible.
Come out, stand on these lots and see for
yourself Nr Curley. 1881 Lyndon, at
Evergreen, 3 blocks north Of SchoolCraft,
In model home. or call BEDFORD 1919
Klinger. Let blk. north Of outer Dr.. East
20 FTP II. A.-S7UO
1888 Gallagher s.3t6i
LOLA VALLEY section, Fenkeu west Of
Telegraph All improvements, $500 each,
terms. To. s-7ifO.
LOTS4van Dyke and seven-Mle Grueb-
ner. 42xiOO. $3.50. Carrie. 40xll6, $3.50:
Lsntz. 40xii0. $500. Many others J. s
stypmski. 1919 Van Dyke. HI. s9ts.
METTETAL. corner. 42xi30. blocks south
Grand River. owner sacrificing. Red
ford O70s-W.
ROSSINI-35 ~ near Grstlot, SAYS
1895 Gratiot. HENZE co. PR. 0O1O
ROYAL oAK-wnson. near Ten-Mne: 35x
49, $3.50; homes being constructed
Tyler 4-5isS
ROYAL OAK-Cambridge. near Woodward .
adjoining % IT.. IS IT. owner sacrifices
Prospect 5000.
WEST DEARBORN Ii block north OF
Michiganl 50xi7S feet Owner: Dear
bos2 s2<SuJ. .'- -'a.-.-.-
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Industrial Property fer Sale

ACRES on Detroit River. Wyandotte
CALL REAL ESTATE DEPT, VI 2-22Is.
READ Times Want Ads for pIofit-use
them f--F-H@stfit
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BENSON
1921 WOODWARD
open Evenings

RUGS-C learance sale; 9xI2, new. 50.
Benson. 1924 woodward. open evenings.
RUG 9Xi36. heavy Gulistan twist: other
sizes. 2a4g Twelfth. near Temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
Calf. Migrant Law
UnC0nstifuiiona!
WASHINGTON. Nov. G5. Up,

WASHINGTON. Nov. IS. Up, -
The supreme court today declared
CALIFORNIA; anti-migrant law un-
constitutional. in a decision affect
ing validity Of similar statutes IN 27
other states.
Described as the "OakIea law
when it was enforced in few
instances during the great mid
depression exodus o. farmers from
the dust bowl states Of the central
planes. the California act made it
a mlsdemeanor to bring or assist
IN bringing into the state any in
dlgent person vino is not resi-
dent Of the state, knowing him 70
be an indlgent person.
The constitutional test involved
the case of Fred F. Edwards OF
Marysville, Calf, who was convict
ed Of driving his jobless brother-in-
law, Frank Duncan, from Spur Tex.
10 MarySvillc in December. 1893
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25

los ANGELES. Ncy. 95. Up
Vultee Airc-.csf. IN. Today an
ncunced pa1ctas- - the Con5oh-
dated Aircraft Corporation Of San
Diego, builder of the giant Ply
flying boats and fortress type
BON .ers.
Although Vuit-2 refused to dis
close the amount paid for the con-
trolling Consolidated stock, it was
reported Maj. Reuban Fleet, Con-
solidated president, received sl0,-
100000 for his major interest.
Vultee spokesmen said the news
of the purchase was to be pub
hshed today by American Aviation
Daily Of Washington. D. c., so
the company authorized an official
announcement
They said the aviation trade
magazines story lis substantially
correct Aviation Daily will say
the war department sought Ito ef-
feet a change in management" at
Consolidated
Major Fleet prior to Vultee's an
nouncement. declined TO comment
On the aviation trade journal re-
port.
Vultee is small plant on the
Los Angeles outskirts, chiefly en-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
News Notes from AiaqnoIia.Mu|berry

The Mulberry Community CLUB
ncld It's usual monthly meeting
Wednesday afternoon in the base
ment OF tie Mulberry school. MIS-.
jim Williams presided. Mrs. John
Gray resigned as president of the
club. Mrs Williams reviewed the
hoOk. The Iearlina. -
Amun@ these present II the meet
inG were. Mssdamos jim Williams,
John GRAY. Ge0.rr Borden, Karel
Koluyok. Clifford Green r. Dry5-
dalee, Forrest So1lhcrland and
Harold Cow
Nh. iaee. Ia}jcch J., recupcr3t-
ine from a i:'nctS During her i'll
ness it va necessary fer her to
spend " frW Gavs At the BraWley
ConAnuuirH hospital
SIR ard Mrs. Emu RibiE are the
proud parents Of 0abE bov born
ea ArmiStlae d1v November II at
The Brawiey Community hospital
The infant weighed 10 pound
and a. yc. a nmmc has not been
elected
M and Mrs. Clyd" Brown en-
tertaned at a lovely dinner party
recently in celebration of Marilyn
Gayle fifth birthday. Table dec
CratIons, i'll green and pink in
cludCd bouquets of Rosa q" Mon
ana Il beautiful birthday cake ana
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25

A Gct-toecthcr meeting was held
by the Verde Community Friday
evening at the school
A social club was organized and
aames and dancing We're enjoyed
Alamo P.-TA. met Monda", Nov
q at the >caoo' house. \ Very en-
io-ablC mix VS. @ivon by 7. Nc
Donald OF IIoltyjllc.
Dr. E. T. Melbourne and Dr. Leo
Vclin and sen Ward of Les Ar
lis spent the weekend 1t the
home OF Dl NclOoumes parents
NJ. and Mrs W. r. Ielbournc o.
Alamo.
Mi and Mrs. Wayne Hudson o.
Prawloy spent Saturday night and
sunday at the home of Mrs. Hud-
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
CCONnOr.
Gu, Turt1e, y. of san Die2o mo-
forad to the valley Friday evening
md spent the night at the home
Of his brother. James Tuttle of
Imperial. Saturday and Sunday ne
visited WIN hi> parents, Alr. and
aIrs. G. +. Tdttlc of Alamo, return
Ing to san Diego SUNDAY evening.
Mrs. O. NJ Howard of Los An
.eles who has been visiting her
sGn-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
IRIS. T.. Y Koffor Tor the last le
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
Call from Julian
Saves Aged Woman

LOS ANGELES. Nov. Is. up
A long distance telephone call from
Julian Calf. to the sheriffs Fair
fax substation here last night was
credited with saving the life of Mrs.
Joseph Crawford. 81.
The call was placed by Mrs. Craw-
tord's daughter, Mrs. Ray Jacobs
Of Julian.
Mrs. Jacobs told Sgt. Bob Fox
that for three days she had been
unable to reach her mother by
telephone.
-Four deputies went TO the house
and found Mrs. Crawford uncon-
sclouS in bed. AT West Hollywood
emergency hospital DR., Frank Nolan
said she had suffered a stroke and
probably would have dprd before
morning II not aided
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
By JOHN W. DUNLAP

SACRAMENTO. Nov. S5. up -
The huge California fruit indus
try is dependen, upon many allied
products and agencies which are
beginning to feel the pinch Of de-
fenSe prIor.ties
The agricultural industry Is work
ing to avoid StOppaGes or shortages
in such vital needs as boxes. pack
aang lranSpot alton. wire. ferti-
lizers, packing plant equipment in
secucldes machinery. and lrriga-
ton equipment OPM officials have
promised cooperation
There are 23.oOO citrus produc-
ers in California and Arizona. re-
quiring 275 packing houses and
35 by-product and cannery plants
the magnitude Of the orange in
dustry alone Is shown further by a
total California acreage o. 24439l
in 1910, which produced 47l92 900
packed boxes in l94O-4l. The pres
ent crop is slightly ahead Of last
year on estimated production.
TRANSPORTATION VITAL
p. r. Wilcox, assistant general
manager for the California Fruit
Growers Exchange. emphasized that
transportation is a vital need of
the citrus industry, with 375 cars
needed every working day from
Nov |, 1871 He said the industry
was increasing production per unit
and preserving all products pos
sible for human food. he said the
industry must be assured adequate
fertilizers, spray materials. heating
equipment, farm machinery and
repair materials to offset a de-
creasing labor supply.
Wilcox said a large part o: citrus
production has not been preserved
in the past but predicted 90 per
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
Fruit Producers
Feeling Pinch Of
u. s. PrioritieS

cent of the citrus crop could be
manufactured into peCtln, needed
badly by the British.
California produces about 95 per
cent of the nations dried fruits and
some 43 per cent of all fruits COM
bined H. c. Dunlap. vice president
Of the dried fruit association OF
California, said in times of ma
tlonal emergency, dried fruit ac-
QuireS added importance because
Of its concentrated food value III
comparatively -periShable form
CONTAINERS SCARCE
Dunlap said stoppages in the dried
fruit industry 10 date have not
been serious on account cf material
shortages but he feared a shortage
of box shok and fibre containers.
Upon invitation Of the O2M. the
fruit. vegetable and :iSh canning
industries are nominating panel
from which will be selected a 90
fense advisory committee of Is rep
resentatlveS - consult with the
OPM concerning allocationS Of
metals and supplies drafting rules
to enable Gamers to secure re-
pair parts and machinery deemed
essential. and organizing Gamers
in supplying government needs.
The almond industry Is typical
of the varied crop grown i'll this
state. D. r. Balley, general man
ager of the Almond Growers En-
change. said there are 5000 owners,
with an investment Of S30.000,0C0,
and a production which has in
creased 100 per cent in the past
five years. Ninety-five per cent OF
all orchards are actively managed
by the owners. and the alloca-
ton o. materials from the OPM
is important for orderly produc-
ton and marketing of the crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
MANY never.
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagging backaehe
quickly, once they discover that the real cause
OF their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The lidncys are Natures chief way Of TAX
ing the excess acids and waste out of the blood.
They help inOst people pass aeout3 pintS aoay.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, 1t
NAV cause nAgging backache, rheumatic
pains. leg pains. loss Of pep and energy. get
ting up nights, swelling. puff ness under the
cyess, Headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
soantv passages with snarting and burning
sometimes shows there is something wrong
With your Kidneys or bladder.
itnat watt Ask your druggist for DoAn's
Piils used successfully by millions for over 30
,uAss ILe> rl,e happy reliei and will help the
+ sales Il L1deay tu''os tssL uut poisoho"7
n,s,y tf,.., ,,.f bl5..i G-, p1Au f.lls.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
vuItee Buys Out
Consuir Control

gagged in producing the swift Vul-
tee Vanguard, an interceptor ana
primary trainers.
MINNOW SWALLOWS WHALE
Consolidated is a vast spraWhng
factory building B-24 land bombers
and flying battleships' for the
United States and Great Britain.
Its backlog exceeds S7C0000.0OO.
Vultee employees between 900 and
10000 men and has a backlog OF
approximately sl500O0 COO. less than
one tenth the total back orders OF
southern California aircraft plants.
Consolidated employs almost 10000.
1t was understood Major Fleet
and his family owned the control
ling interest in Consolidated, which
in two years has expanded from a
tiny plant to an industrial giant
and became one OF the largest build
ers of aircraft IN the nation.
FLEET RETIRES
Financial circles mad neard ru-
mors for some time that Major
Fleet. responsible for Consolidated S
mushrooming, has been anxious TO
give up his holdings. He is believed
to own about $4,000 shares of COM
mon stock and members Of his fam
ily enough more TO hold control
o. the company's 1,29l574 common
shares
III health was given as the rea-
son for Fleets wishing to retire.
Consolidated had just emerged
from a lengthy dispute with the
international Association of Ma
chinists CAFL, which obtained a
contract providing a basic scale
equal to that of other aircraft fac
tories in this area. Fleet handled
the company's negotiations.
Vultee, too, had labor difficulties.
1t was the first aircraft plant 10
experience a strike after the United
States had declared all-out aid to
Great Britain. The United Auto
mobile Workers tCIOp won a con-
tract there after a strike OF two
weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
AccompIice Sought
In Train WreckinQ
After Confession

SUSANV1LlE, Nov. %. tUP)--
A search was underway today for
an alleged accomplice Of Clarence
Alexander. - former section hand,
who confessed" 10 the Wrecking
of the streamline train City Of
San Francisco on Aug. u, 1889,
with the loss Of "a lives and injury
to l08 other persons.
Alexander was brought here early
yesterday from Nevada where au-
thorities were preparing to file
formal charges against him. Sheriff
DIN Johnson said ne probably
Weuld be turned over to the dis
trlc; attorney C Eureka county, Ne
vada late today ~ Wednesday.
The sheriff salc ne confession
OF the ia pounC. "a year old
youth tailed To tie smallest de
tail with tie pfrslca! evidence
gathered concerning Tie wreck.
AleXandc- ala hc had pred UP
a rall then }eset II. IL the hope
ne couio lob ne purses OF pas
sengers IN confusion resulting from
the wreck Fe became frightened.
however. and fled the scene.
"AleXarder lee u5 directly 10 the
scene Of the wreck and demon
stratcd how ne moved the rail a
short distance which was sufficient
to derall the streamliuer. the sher-
If said Then ne showed US how
he spiked il INTO place and crossed
the HumDo.t riyer to moe until
the uair came along
Tuc youth Is held on a tech
meal charge Of disturbing the
peace He Na> arrested Tor lnyesti-
gaticn last Thursday after he had
Nreckrc motorcycle.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25

.avorS and nut cups for the child
rcn.
The infant weigher 1Oa, pounds
Children present were: Doreen
Brown, Barbara and Sandra owens,
Roberta and Lucille Taecker DAN
nie Gene West, Teddy Allen and
Brenda Ryder. Others included:
Mrs. r. F.. Ryder Roger Ryder.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Simpson. Bon
ME Jean Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Taecker, Frances Burnett,
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Jameson Mr.. and
Mrs. James West. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Owens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Ryder and the hosts: Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Brown.
Leonard Rebik returned home
over the weekend to visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rebik.
He is a selectec at Camp Callan.
Mrs. Vince Cnalupnik, ST., and
Mrs. Vince Chalupnik, Jr, Mar
celia Chalupnik, Mrs. Jean Parker
and son Jerry were callers in the
community ArmiStice day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gray and
family will soon move to San Diego
where Mr.. Gray is employed at
Consolidated Aircraft.
Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, S. A. Herd are Mr.. and Mrs.
kNlc and son Sidney from Topeka,
Kansas.
Eyalyn Cox is a visitor at the
/ home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Briton.
che is enrolled at the BraWley
Union high school,
Mrs. Vince Chaleymik, ST.. and
Mrs. Winton Teel of San Fran
CISCO Is a visitor of Mr.. and Mrs
d E. Tecl. MI. Teel joined his fam
llY fer the Thanksgiving holidays
alter which Mrs. Tcel returned to
the northern city with him.
MIS-. Sarah Dickerman. who has
been III, is very much improved.
Mrs Ted Taecker, who has been
III with pneumonia has returned
nome. She was at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. s
Cox in Brawley Her friends arc
giad to see her about again.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-25
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: Gt'E1 st,(E~ Or,
' B.It9 to'aa.. brml aI9
~. ...s.s $50 ..'.'.sf Na4ra ana
s... -. ~, ,ses 4aao. bring.
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