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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-21
Qualify Here For
 Citizenship Papers
2S Pass Examinations During Morning Session To-
 day; Scores Awaiting Turn Before Commissioner

Twenty-eght additional applicants for final citizenship papers were approved this morning after examination be- the two and one-half days total to 27o admitted Addi- tonal applicants will be heard at the final hearings this afternoon Leading the group are former Italian citizens 90 of whom have already been accepted. Second are former British suhectS with 72 accepted
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

ben. @r miro ipenig 2uit babeu, mil
mir au5ubinben. Germutlib bat er
MIDI bier nidt er,partet. aber ib blci.
be nod elm WeRig bier iiseu. 9as
bra,ldt Sic ieoob nid)t au itorcn. Sd
the SSbnen nihts, Sic fonnen rubi9
iblofen. Ner tpeib, oh Sic es nidt
notis baben, n,oreen friib ein uenig
alisserubt 5u iein"
sic tp,bte lelbcr nidt, tpar,lm tic
geborhte. Mber iie Ieete iid ,uortlos
uno noIlig ermiioet ouf oie 3ertpiibl-
ten 9eder, unb eleib oarauf ihlici
fie cin.
.Ils lie tpieoer er,podte, brang BE-
reits Ser 0forgen ourd oie 8isen
ser @0noe. Sic Siitte NOR leer. Nuf
rem Gid ncben ser auseeloibten
Serge lag ibr &epolper, llno balb per-
bcdt pou bem &er5enbolter iab lie
cinen Siinf5ig-0ouar -Sdein. Sic
ber5og Ocn 0uno. 8ollte CT ibr
@elo boiiir eeben, ,peil ibr Goter
leinet,ueeen int @cfononis ipar 1no
ipeil iie leiuet,peeen bon Saus uuo
Sol pcrtrieben tpurbc? Ob, lieber
tpiiroe iie perbungern, als ettpos oa-
BON nebnlen.
9as @etpeBr nit ben Slpei SsSnitia=
len bate ct miteenommen! @r bate
es nitgenon1men, trotocm ite ibm ins
@eiid)t eeiaet bate, es iuare oas Sc
ipebr bon 8iu 8otton! Ct i6ien feline
Nneit 5,1 baben, oaB lie i'm perroten
fonntc. llnb bob tpiiroe lie nab Sir-
ginia Gitp reiten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

9ie 0tagil1ot 2inic, peIde Sen
6rol5oicn einc bolbc MiIlioroc Sol.
lar foltete, miro obocbrodcn, ,nn oos
2onb fir lonolpirtid)oftlid)e 3,pcdc 5n
per,penoen. &leinc 2onbgiitcr lpcroen
bort ous9clegt tpcrocn. Sn ser Soupt-
lode min uan sort Sblt mb @eniile
5iebcn. &ie oe,'tid,c SteIlen crflG.
rerL lit nit SEN Nbbrn6orbcitcn be.
rcits begonueu tporocn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

vSb,id, fann aud) arbeiten. 8enn
id) hill, fann id olles", ernioerte Tie
Iohelno. "sSsm iibriaen aibt es oub
2ei,te, Die Die Irbeit fir MIDI TIM
fonnen. @s gibt @o,pboys-"
,So, natiirlid', bobnte er.
ultno id) lpiiroe nleine 2eute be.
itimnlt belier bebouocln, als Sic oie
Sbrcn. Cine iolbe SSene ipie oeitern
abenO-"
v@rinnern Sic mid nibt ooran."
~ ip0re bel mir midt noglif.
@os iolleu iibri9cns sic beioen orr
men 8crle t,,n, sic Sic Binal,seelpor.
fen baben? 0os boben sic oenn ei.
oentlid NUN in &rfIidfeit perbro.
bcn? 8or ni6ts, nd)t ipabr2"
Sic iollen MIDI nidt hnran er.
illncrn, babe id aeioot"
,,@ott, ,por,,m iino Sic nun boie.
Soben Sic idlebt acihIofen?"
sd babe slerocr nlo Sorgell."
uSor9en Sic id)loB ibre N,,gcn
ein menig ino iob ibn bon Ser Scite
an. u8ro,lhcn Sic ct,po @clo, Mr.
Galting?"
@r gob feline Nntmort.
SD Oobte, Sic botten 3iemlib
biel pon oeu Eenmccres eeerbt, ser
olte Sip er5dblte mir tpcnigltcns 10
cttpos, uno Die 8cntihe 5ar,n ion
Sbnen MIN aud) gcborcn onf @runO
BON Sduloideincn, sic Sic gcbabt
botten. g1enu Sic obcr troeocm @elS
brouhen, @tr. eating - id bin
aiemlid permoeeno.'
eating id)impfte. ,@os rcScu Sic
fir eineu 8looiinu. Sd bro,de fein
@clo."
,,@as be6riidt Sic bonn?"
rDos gebt Sic 9or nibts an."
r@eiteru moraen morcn Sic nod
10 gutter 2allne, oils mir onf bic 9cnt.
I6e Jorm ritter, 1,no bente - tpeib
ser Senter, 100 Sic oeltern nod)nit.
tag acitedt bobert Gon bort id)eincn
S1e o''f leoen Joll Sbre ldlebte Sol''
ne her 5u baben."
u&enn Sbnen mcine 2ornc niebt
pobt, Mib Jollot,' crlpioerte ct oe-
rci5t uoam id)cren Sic Iid) 5u1n
Selliel. Sbretlpc9cn mcrhc id) MIDI
no,nlib nidt auionmcnuebmen."
(5ortletung ioleD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22
5.

Am Morgen nod ieinem 8eIu6 bel
Mprna 8ent ltano eating brauben
bel ieinen 2oppeln. @r raubte cine
Cigarette ,no lebnte nit beioen gr-
men auf cinem 8alfen. Seine Aus
gen 1paren geraoeal,s geridtet, uno
man fonnte meine,t, er betrad)te bie
sroienoen Yferoe. sSn 8irfli6eit ie-
ooh Iab Gaiting ourd sic Siere bin>
ourd.
@r iob idled)t ans. Ct bate ticic
'9iingc Inn sic slueen, 1ulo bie 2inien
I'M ieinen 0funo moren idarf 1no
bolc. @crooeous binter ser &oppcl
nit Yferoeu lag ser befefte 3alu,
ocllentipegen ct ont slbeno porber 5lpc
Goiubops bina4sgefe,,ert l,no nit
Srince getobt bate. SIM sl,tsenblid
iab er i'm aber gar nibt. St badte
nibt at oen slerger, oen ct nit ieinen
2el,tcn gebabt bate; ia, ct bate TO-
gar sic boien &ortc ihon tpieoer per-
gelle,l, sic ibm sic beioen Gotpbops
geia9t botte,1. @r hodte au6 ni6t
at Mprna 8ent. St oa6te on gar
nidts.
Nls ibn bon riidpdrts cine leibtc
@ano plotli6 beriibrte, 5udte er 3u=
lamlncn.
,,@uten Moreen, Goitins', iaote
gonitonce sSauot nit ibrer ipeiden
iingenoen Stimme, ,,ol,sgeiblafen 2"
Sic trug elm leihtes biibi6es 0tor-
9enfleio luo lidelte i'm an.
Ct br,,mn,te n,lr unipillie uuo iab
tpieber geraoealls.
Gin uunoerborer Gag, nidt
,pabr?", fubr Gonitance Joaot fort.
Sic lebnte iid neben i'm auf Ben
8olfe'1 uno iab Sen Yferoen at. Sci
men miirriiben Moraengr,,B idien lie
gar niht bemerft al baben. nSatiab=
liG, elm berrliher Sag. Sd fange
iiberbaupt an, ieitbem i6 bier bin>
oas 2anoleben 3u liebe,1. SSn benfe,
id foufe mir a,,d cine 5orm. 5inoen
Sic nidt a,,d, BOB oos cine label
bafte Soee ipdre?"
u@as ipollen Sic NIT elmer 6orm?
Sie babem ia feline Nbnung oapon,
,pas Nrbeit beibt'', er,pioerte ct un-
freunolid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes HeInitte gegen allie Arten Won
aten und frsehen Wunden. Ceschwueren,
Cewaeehsen, Bisswunden, karbunkeIn usw.
schieken. - keine Stamps. - so Gents die
Sehachte', bel: ]. l. sTAAB, I72o9 vs,iey-
view Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

gSie aug bem Sobresbcri6t ser @r.
5iebungsbeboroe Gbica9os berpor1cbt,
bat iib ser @eburtenriidgoug ser
Staot bereits III Sen Sdulcn bcncrf-
bar genad)t. 9ie Sbiileraabl in Sen
@lenentoridulen fir 1910 tpor Inn
10000 aerinser als i'm Sabre 1889.
9ieier &iidgong batte cine @ntlai.
Jung bon 400 2ebrern sur Jolge.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

equator @beeler lit Der Nnli6t.
Dab Benoea 8. @iufic ,,acnou 10 trie.
gcriid aeii'nt lit pie Yroiibent &ooie-
belt, Der gut TIM ,peroc, icinen
8oblgc9ner bonn 9crbit pori9cn Sab.
res gum Staotsiefrct6r ooer 5,uu Yot-
f6ofter in 2ouoou 81, crncnncu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

llno in oerielben sefunoe, im Der er
oas aaes tat, iaste er nit elmer ldi.
iieen, faltbliitieen unb III feiner
8eiie aufseresten 5timme: nssa, mas
eibt's2 @er lit ora,,ben e.
Stille, es fam feline Anttuort.
Mprnas Sera flopfte 5um Ser.
iprinaen. @s tpar ibr, als tpdre oic
Siitte gang uno sar bon Dem larten
gohen ibres Seraens angefiiut. ssah:
flint bangen Sefunben fnallte Dor ber
Siitte elm Sb,1b. Ct peitibte burd sic
9G,me nnb eritarb. @leib5eitig tuur-
Sc NIT eincm ibmeren @eeenitano se-
gen bie Siittenmano seitoBen, oob es
orobnte.
Nprno 5itterte. Serrp GouIo lebntc
ii6 ieood gegen oen Siid ,mo Ia
6elte. uSeben Sic, ga lit err, iaete
er. ~Soifentlid fiirdten Sic iid
nlm nidt. limo boffentlid lino Sic
mir niht boie, bob i6 Sic in iolhc
l1ngelegenbeiten bringe.'
sic eob feine Mnt,port. Mber tic
5udte sl1iainmen, als pieber oil bic
Siir 9eidlaeen ipuroe. Sic ,pubte,
Dab bie Siitte primitiu unb armiclig
lpar. Sic tpiiroe eeeen iolbe Sdldgc
bonoral1ben nidt lauge itanbbalten.
Gem Monn neben Dem Gid itbien
bos oIles ieooh 8ereniieen 5u berei=
ten. Ct l6belte fr0blid). Mls ein
nel,er Sdlog eeaen sic Cir orobutc,
rief er foit beeeiitert: ,@sod 5n SUIT
&C, nidt 10 1oneiom. @ebraub ocinc
6duite ein ipenig. @enn id) orouben
ititnoe, ipare oiele lGberlibe Sir
idon liineit in Seben. @sod) alio
ldneu, menn ib oid nid)t ousloden
ion. Sd tparte bier ihon. Sd babe
einen iabelboft eeipidten &epolper in
ser Sano uno ein @elpebr, mein Sic
Der: Sd pette, ooB bu ein lol6es
nod gor nidt geieben balt.'
Gin luiitenber Sdlog ecgeu sic
Sir mar Die slnttport, ,no Damn ipor
es till.
Nfprno Iauidte. Seer modte oa
orouben iein? Suhten Sic 9ia 8ot=
tom? ScrrD Goulo lbicn oieien ndd)t=
liden 8eiu6er erlportct 81 bobcn.
Ct itbien oenot geiulbt 5u bobelr, bab
CT fonncn piirbe.
9aun, in nGblteu s(ugenblid ton=
te BON brouben bGBlides, ecllenoes
@clodtcr burd sic )gs6noc. $50,
mein SGubden', ricf cine bobnii6c
Stilnn1c, ,,bolt Sit cinen 8cidiibcr
seiud)t, mas! gsa, piel Gereniieen.'
@er mar bos? 81, tpcr NOR bos !
sic bate sic Sti,nne ni6t crfonut.
Serrp Goulo ipielte nit bent Colt,
Sen er in ser &ono belt. llno nit
eincm Miale beeriff Mprna 8ent. 0ie=
ier ltcberfaa galt gar nibt ben Mm=
itaneidger, oer ldiiig ant Gid itonb.
9ieier lteberfau galt gar nid)t 8iH
Bottom ,no audi ni6t Serrp goulb.
Dieier ,,dd)tlide 8eiuder fam allein
at ibr. Sbr golt bas allies. llno Ser
rp @ol.lo bate oas getpubt. St ipar
eefommen, nit einer loderliben Mus-
reoe, ,n1t-. Sic badte nidt tpeitcr.
Sic italo onf rno nobm oem Nf,t>
ltansiager ben 9fenolper aus ser
9ano.
"Nan1'', ma6te ct eritannt, ,,pas
N
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

80, eating tpeib. Bob Sic bier
jppbnen?''
.garum fino Sie bariiber ct.
itount? sic ,piiien es ia AUDI
,,Nln, ib pobne audi i'm @alb.
llebrigens -" er ldbelte pl0slid) ipie.
Der, mir iino beioe 10 ettpas iuie aus-
geitoBene aug Mortonbia. Man ipribt
iiber mid 10 idledt mie iiber Sic.
@igentlid miibteu mir snlammenbal-
ten
.9ber ib bin unibuloig."
vsb 10, ,lub ih tuobl nibt? N,in,
tpie Sic ipoller. @as Iaete benm ca
itins?"
Sab er meineu Batter bGueen laT.
fen miro" Sic baltic oie a0uite lmb
itarrte Serrp Goulo an. sSraeuo et=
mas mubte ood) auf oieie 9tadridt
bin in ieinem @eiidt au 1elen iein.
Soer tpar ct 10 faltbliitig, bob ct ou-
iebem fonnte, ipie ein onoerer fir ibn
aebdn9t tpurbe?
St iblob sic auacn ein penia.
Mur einen tpin5iecn Spalt brett ,ua-
ren bie 2ioer nod eeoffnet, uno ber
f6male Muno tuar Inn cine &leinig-
feit felter siianlmeneeprebt. Das
mar nlles.
,,Gonitance Sallot miro ho fiir scu-
gen, ooB mein Gater 8iG 8otton
iit'', fubr iie fort. 9obei mar ibre
Stimme plobli6 lo,,t nno bart. sSa,
Elm paor Sefunben oarnad ,par es
INNER nod 10, ols binse oicIe lautc
nnb barte Gimme in ser 2llft.
Serrp Goulo idipieg. gr lebnte
ben Gopf ,pieoer riid1pdrts eegeu bie
@olawono unb ihlob Die Mugen ea1,5.
Ser Mlmo blieb aber nod ipie Dor
5uiamntengeprebt.
gSieoer tpar es cine enoleie 3eit
ftin. 9iesmal lab 8prna 8ent nidt
mebr in oas @eiid)t oes 0tannes.
9iesmal itarrte lie allf oie faltc
Jeueritatte, 1no plotli6 sog ibr gal-
aes bisberiges 2ebcn in ibren @eOan=
Ten poriiber.,
@s mohte- bon neilenl eil1e bolbe
St,tnoe peraangen ieil, als SerrD
goulb iib plosli6 erbob. @r oil,g
nit langen Sbritten in set '5iitte
berunn, tpie ,m1 feline lteif geiuorocnen
@lieoer ipieoer geibneioig 5u MAIDEN.
Ct batte cine pradtpoue frdftige @e=
ftolt. Myrna ner5og Sen M,mo. ltno
ein .iolder Mann tpubte nibts 8ei-
ieres, dis
gr bate NIT einerm Mfale oas Sc
,pebr cntoedt, bas III oer o,,nfel1teu
@de lebnte. Ct blieb itcbeu lno
nabm es aur Sonb. Cine @eile Be-
tro6tete er es, ols Ddtte er cs ME
geieben. Damn font er bamit sum
Tiid nno au ser Serge.
,,No, bamit fonnen Sic iid ia al
Ierbano @bbores ibieBen'', ioste er,
,pGbreno ct bie @affe ,nteriu6te.
Mprna mahte ein peradtlides &C.
fibt. ,,8enn ib Yotrouen bGtte, e,.ia", !,
ermiberte iie Elm tpe1,ig bobniid.
so, Sic baben feline Fotronen ba-
fir. 9as lit natiirlid beoarerlid).'
@r idien sic 3eiden 9. g. I'M
&olbenbals entoeeft 5u baben. st iab
iie geno1 an, Damn ioete er: "3'pei.
NAL oie sssntialen g. benjamin. 8ent.
&c oeh0rt eShrem Gater?"
Evening star., 1941-09-09

M me good thIn9s. TolTored fTocks TIUVo
new WOOL spectator types half cotton VEL
Veteen, half wool; new rounded-shouIder
frocks, sequn-ed pIeoted pepum frocks,
iewe-button royon crepe frocks, q boused-
back model, two wonderful wool costumes
one 1000 wool, the other $3.50 roirwoo,
l4Qo robbits hor-fulI length coot, dressy
with tuckine, moX in foct, be worn os
dress! Hip length coot with stone sparkling
buttons
lo4l COLOR glamour! Brick and bright
reds, deer brown, elm leof green Kono red,
Aero blue, block, beautiful back! Sizes II
to 20
Misses Dress Shop Opening Fall Event Come!
Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-09-09
WOnen
Especially yours
sl6.95-s1995' Q1T
% Dresses ~
III Aufu,nn.crisb neu, fashions.
Antumn.crisb metz fashions.
Specially priced for 3-doy special
events!

AMNUUU'CTbSp bc0 j"S''"''o
Specially priced for 3-d0y special
events!
You who wear sizes l612 to 24R
Choose BOLERo FRoCks with tropunto embroidery,
q sparkle Of jeweIY OF neckIine Powdered omethyst,
black, Venetion blue royon crepe.
Choose YOKE FROCK of osomino royon sotn crepe
IN block, Venetion blue, powdered omethyst
Choose COLOR, Kono red elmleof green, Veneton
blue the dress with most becoming yoke, jewel
studded buttons
Choose CARTRlD6E PLEATS emphasizing the yoke,
kick pIeots for topenno skirt Royon crepe, block,
roisln, Venetion blue Sizes loh to 24h.
YouWhoweor sizes 36(or lo)to "A
Choose DRESS-Up BLACK. or powdered omethyst,
or Veneton blue royon crepe with new fluid shoulder
line occented with cut steel motifs IS to a.
Choose the TWO-PlECE Silhouette thots ol-smort
this FoI Tropuno embroidered iocket, oyon crepe top
dress, skirt ond ocket of lovely new soft tobdc-
800 royon 1876 robbits hair, So WOOL Colors oori
ous!- blue down, fir tree oreenr red jospef rich
amethyst 36 to "A
Choose FULL -SLEEVED royon sotin book crepe,
Vooues new "stoccoto block" brought out the clever
bonds of oIeomino sotin Sizes Is to a.
You who wear sizes 4OR to 52R
Choose CORDED FABRIC troyon) occentuotino Aot-
terino slim lines with corded shoulder detoil Jewell
clipped necklne Block, blue, wine. Sizes 40h
to sou.
Choose NAIL HEAD CLEANING royon crepe with
dressmoker tuckino, blue, blackberry, block. Sizes
4Oh to 50h
Choose LONG -SLEEVED, toilored dress with ieweIed
stud buttons, green, wine, blue Sizes 4Oh 10 48R.
Choose FINE DETAIL such os fon tUcks, embroidery,
futino, shrrno on beautiful royon crepe ofternoon
dresses with long or three eouorter sleeves black, blue,
wine, redWino Sizes 40h to 52H.
Womens Dress Shops rssdy with Fall fashions at
savnss! Second floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Juniors ; !: :!
Youthful y yours! :
Dresses ~ - f"SN1
The dickey Dress the basque! ~ ~.
The fnnic Dress the beblum! %|NS&~Gg.
New bright c0lOrs, new.aeain M II I&s%@ "a III
blacks! Hm AW0X/|
The dickey dress. the basque!
The fnnic dress, the beblnm!
New bright c0lors, new.again
blacks!

Look, Juniors. for bright -beIted black tu-
MIC frocks, for pepIum-ed. pouch-pooket
frooks in black and oolors. for sequin-
sparkling dressy royon crepes. for busi-
ness-Iike royon crepes with big pockets
and removable snow-whte dckey, for
wooIens in porokeet ooIors. wooIens in
siren black sponeed with tiny jet buttons
Look, Juniors; odnire your slim little fig
ures in the basque, the tunic, the flip
little pepIun frocks! Color o-coIIine!
Bright red. zero blue, green olive, congo
brown, black.
Junior Deb Shops Iswtetior 70 Dress up for FalIw
Fourth Floor.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-23
Eggs important in Diet as
Source Of Protein

comes accustomed to taking a food
OF a different flavor or texture
and it is not nearly so apt to dis
agree with him or to be refused
This rule should also be followed
when changing from strained to
mashed vegetables and fruits. The
white of the egg is usually not given
until the latter part of the first
year.
Iron Deficiency
Iron is one of the items in
which the American diet is fire.
quently deficient as not many of
our foods are good sources. For
this reason, besides being rich in
vitamins A, B, d, and G, the egg
IS given an important place in the
list of Indispensable daily foods and
it may be used in any way except
fried for children. Occasionally, an
individual is found who is allerglC
to eggs. When this conditions eX-
lists a physician should be consulted
as it will be necessary to substitute
some other source Of iron in the
oiet.
Lean meat is valuable in the
Qiet for about the same reasons as
eggs, being a high quality protein
and rich in iron and vitamin G..
Lean scrapped beef and mashed
liver are usually started in the in
fant'S diet about the ninth month.
Liver and kidneys are better sources
OF iron than lean meat and should
be included in the menu frequently
Lack of iorn in the diet may bring
On anemia. Infections. however
mild, are a common cause Of loss
OF iron and the body has no large
reserves from which TO draw so it
Is necessary for abundant health
and vigOr that foods rich in iron
be eaten every day.
"Vitamin G. is required for nor
NAL growth and yigor. and for the
health of the skin ana eyes. Rats
and chickens fed diets completely
lacking in this yitamin soon cease
to grow, loose their fur and fea-
theirs, develop sore mouths. inGlam-
med eyes, cataracts and eventually
die if the vitamin G is not replaced
in the diet"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-23
Worthy Grand Matron In
Official Visit to Valley

For the five Eastern Star chapter
in Imperial Valley, one of the most
important events in their year is
about to take place, the official
visit Of their worthy grand matron,
Gertrude Conant of Wheatland,
who will arrive March l to spend
three days in the valley.
Ralph Boynton, worthy grand
patron, and other grand officers
and members Of the order from
various chapters will be present
for this event.
Saturday, March I, a banquet and
reception honorlng the worthy
grand matron, will take place in
the Hotel de ANA, Galexico. sun
days program calls for a sand dune
party with steak cooked over an
outdoor fire as the piece de resis-
tance Monday night Mrs. Conant
will be honOred at a banquet at
the Barbara Worth hotel after
which the five chapters will as
sembla in the Ell Centro Masonic
temple to eXemplify the rituals
tic work for the worthy grand
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-23
CaIexico Club S
Dinner Proves
Popular Event

CALEXICO, Feb. 22-As their
contribution towards the success of
the Desert Cavalcade, the Woman's
improvement club Thursday night
sponsored baked ham dinner serv-
ed in the club house where visitors
in CaleXico could enjoy dinner prior
to the evenings program.
The dinner was most successful
event, both from the social and
financial standpoints. Spring flowers
and ferns made a pretty setting,
and Doris Mercier, as a Festival
Maid, with Mrs. E. E. Kelso, club
president, welcomed the guests,
creating a friendly atmosphere
which made the affair particularly
pleasant for visitors.
Mrs. James otter, club finance
chairman: Mrs. Adolph Binder,
dinner chairman, assisted by Mes
DANES Isaac Schlatter. Ted Rumsey,
Nelson Correll, Della Mercier, Argyle
McLachlan, Oliver Sherman, S. c.
Blackman and Fred Bradford, were
responsible for the success of the
affair
They were assisted by Mrs. Grace
Williams and Mrs. Zerlena Harris.
Imperial Irrigation District home
demonstrators.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-23

Editors Note: Miss Helen Shep-
peard, supervising public health
nurse in the county health de
partment, has contributed the
second of series of articles OH
the role of various foods in the
diet.
Next to milk eggs are the most
important protein Tissue ouilding)
food in the diet of the growing
child and are an excellent source
Of iron.
The baby comes into the world
bearing in its body a special store
of iron, the percentage being about
three times that in the adults
body. Milk, which is the infant S
food during its first few months
of life is a poor source of iron and
the babyS store of iron is rapidly
depleted during the second or third
month and so a small amount of
egg yolk is added to the diet as
early as the third or fourth month,
and the amount is gradually in
creased.
This is an important point for
mothers to remember when start
ing any new food, start with a very
little, one teaspoOnful or even less
and increase the amount gradually
from day to day. Thus the baby be-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-23
chassss. ssnsS OF Interest to Women saeis olaS'
Clubs
Society
CALENDAR

Saturday
Masonic dinner, 6, CaleXicO high
school gym.
Cavalcade ball, 10, Hotel de ANA,
CalexicO.
Sunday
0. L. 5. chapters, $3.50, FL Centre
Masonic temple.
Mardi Gras coronation, II, Mex
cali.
Japanese American League, 1 Ho-
tel de ANA, CalexicO.
Mardi Gras ball, $3.50, Hotel Mo-
dernOs. Mexicali.
Monday
Zone meeting, 1890, Calexico
Methodist church.
Readers Round Table, 2, 10000
club.
Twice Told Tales, 2, p. n. Van
Slyck home.
Dams Entire bridge section, 7:30,
1851 Vine.
Cactus Gavel club, 6:15, California
hotel
Auxiliary initiation, 1870, Holt
vile Veterans hall.
Carpenters union, 1870, Labor
temple.
Night school. 10, high school.
Chess club, 1880, st. Paul's social
hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-23
Sale Record Shows
New Interest in
Dairying Here

Possibility that Imperial Valley's
dairy industry has begun its long
awaited upward trend was indicat-
ed this week at an dairy sale at
the Leo 2umstein dairy near Holt
vile, according to Milton linn,
auctioneer.
Valley dairymen, for the first
time in history purchased every
animal offered for sale, shutting
out coast and beef buyers, Zinn
said High price paid was Sl15 with
an $50 herd average purchasing
price.
In most sales. Zinn pointed out
choice animals are purchased by
coast buyers, the lower grade ami
mails are bought for beef and the
ordinary producers are bought by
Local dairymen.
Liberal credit was extended to
buyers by the Bank of America,
Ainn said, disproving claims that
valley banks would not cooperate
with dairymen.
Most encouraging sign, however
Hinn said, was the interest of sev-
eral former dairymen who pur-
chased animals at the sale, and in
dications pointed to at least three
new dairies in the county within
! three months.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-23
Masons Gather for
Big Celebration

-Four hundred Masons gathered
in CaleXico Saturday afternoon for
the 30th annual get-together. cele-
brated always on Washington's
birthday and attended by many
pioneer residents who make a point
Of returning for. this observance.
Judge William Rhodes Hervey.
past grand master Of the Masons
in California, was to address the
gathering at the evening meeting.
scheduled for 8 o'clock in the Ca
leNlco high school gymnasium. The
afternoon program took place in the
high school auditorium, with Calex-
leo Ledge No. 4l2 as hosts.
Among the old timers who are
back for the gathering are: Leroy
Holt, Harry Banker of san Diego.
John Stewart Ross OF Los Angeles
ana many others.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-23
P. T. A. Board
Plans Events

Wilson PIT AS executive board
discussed their share in the goth
district convention to be held III
Ell Centro March II, the four city
associations being hostess groups.
Wilson will serve as the COM
mittee on hospitality.
Other business discussed included
the eighth grade recreation pro-
ject, the Founders day program
the night of March % in which
the associations of the city will
celebrate jointly in an evening pro-
gram at Wilson school.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-23

matron who will deliver her Of
ficial message on that occasion.
Both banquets will start at $50
pm ard reservations must be made:
for the CaieXico banquet with Mrs.
Philip Hodgkin telephone 912. ard
for the FL Centre affair. with Mrs.
H. II Tyler, telephone 327-J.
All five chapters are to meet
Sunday at 9:30 am. in the e Cen
tro temple to rehearse fer the Of
flcial visit
Wednesday night the line off
GERS study club met in HoltVae for
it, monthly session at which plans
for the worthy grand matron's
visit were completed. BrawleV mem
bers were h0stesses for the social
side Of the evening, serving refresh
ments and carrying out u George
Washington theme in their pretty
decorations.