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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Edited BY ANNE HARDY DAVIS
DR.. Kernahan Begins Training
Of Workers in Campaign

perhaps because I have prac-
tical attitude believing that the
chief function Of a minister IS to
lead people into an active Christian
life, I DEVELOPED tins present form
of eVangehstIc calDa.gn, sad D.
Earl Kernahan, who Is in El Centre
this week to train leaders in tn
visitation campaign @nIch bseaH
Monday mCra!na
DR.. Kcrnahan, al the age Of i
entered the ministry a pastor q i
Methodist church in Iowa, but earl,
became dissatisfied With the =
suits obtained by the emotional mass
appeal evangelism, believing tha
better results COulG be Obtained IL
some Other way
Before he solved this problem the
last World war broke out and he
served as chaplain .or tie FIRST div
sion, second machine gun battalion,
later being associated as chaplain
at headquarters. During bis Worl:
with the army he found the results
of mass appeal most disheartcnine.
confirming his conviction that som"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Hosts Sunday at
Venison Dinner

First of two venison dinners at
which they are entertaining friends
this season took place this Sunday
night when Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
SWcrdfeger presided at "a smartly
appointed party at their ranch
home.
In her table decorations, Mrs.
SWerdleger used an unusual and de-
cldcdl% attractive color scheme of
yellow orange and brown, carried
cut il flowers and candles.
The guests list included Mr.. and
Mrs. John p. Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. Barter Nh and Mrs w. A..
Vie, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ashley,
Mr and Mrs. j. Paul Eyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Farris, Mr. and Mrs
Pill Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. Don c..
Paulus, Mr.. and Mrs B. Mitchell
In the bridge game, the prize for
combined high score went to Mr.
anG Mrs. Wallace, second, to Mr..
end Mrs. Hansen. and third, to NJ :.
and Mrs. Mitchell.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20

aer method Of appeal must be
s15s -. oMo way Oi personal APP
Esa. whereby an individuals rcli2-
laa bnhefs and convictions might
D. o. .a.l"d into definite action.
A'Iel 'ha "ar he served as min
Is'es or d Boston cuurcu, later re
=. IL - do the cNangehstIc work
ahra aas made him famous over a
g.elag t. :, years DringlNg 425 00G
- acfEl church memberships.
&c visitation campaign which
5saae MS name has been carried nut
ssacs ssfully in many cities an l
T. .'I9nnairce sent OGt six months
&iter q campaign have determined
haa' 81 PER cent Of lhOSc brought
la's Tie church b" this means were
Ill. iaithtul to their churches Tie
il44 . based on the belief that prl-
}Ite appeal 10 the will Of the in
dlHdaal Nill bring about the de-
81 d results since the individual
Is appealed to b. people whom hl
know 50 that when he enters tho
church q wholesome situation is al
ready existing whereby he may be
inflated INTO the church pro-
cram
TlIs wo.k is sponsored by tnc
W Ell and Conference of Meth
cdist churches but is interdenomi-
national teams of workers call al
the homes, making a survey to de-
terminc religious preferences fol-
loW-up teams from the churches
Indicated, returning to discuss ac-
tive participation in Christian pro
gram of membership ana action.
D. Kernahan is training the fol-
loE-up teams this week, some 4C
workers having been present at the
opening meetirs Monday.
Sincere, dominating and magnetic
III personality, DR.. Kernahan can
easily inspire workers in the essen
tai practically of this plan, and on
the necessity Of bringing active
worker" into the church. not those
who come for emotional reasons
who, when those emotions are dis
slpated, lose their interest III re-
zion.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Jon De atom Host
Al Gay Party

"Hi-Yo Silver" was theme for the
gay children's party at which Jon
Deaton. son of Mr.. and Mrs Nor
man C. Deaton, entertained a group
OF small friends Saturday, inviting
them for pony rides and refresh
ments at the F. II. Mitchell home
west of El CentrO.
joins guess were: Lowell Bryant,
Jacquelin Johnson, Suzanne Harris,
Marry HaWlcy, Ben Jennings. Lorie
Ann BrattOn, Jerry Robertson
Katie Hamilton, Ronnie Thornburo
Delieu Moore, Charles Carter, Alan
Head.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Lovely Home Wedding Unites
Ellen HoIt and Jack Collins

CHOOSING her fathers birtnday
anniversary as the date tor her
wedding Ellen Holt, daurhtor of
Mr and MIS-. Herbert +. Holt. VIZ
married Saturday might TO Jac,;
Gregory Collins, son 81 Nj and
MS Paul G. Collins II Miami. Fla
The marriage was eolemnizc1 a.
the honic Of the brides parents, So
Vine avenue. the Rev Nv Hayden
Sears pastor of the Methodist
church. reading the impressive
service in IT," presence O. relatives
and intimate trirNG,
A graceful archway of fern aad
palm frOndS in which sprays OF
coral viLg W,Tc woven effectively
had been c.c,;cd in Tie living rJeG.
making q beautiful frame Tor til
ceremony
Mr.. Holt gave his daughter III
marriage and the lovely voung bllGc
looked her prctticSt in a long WHITE
Gress whose graceful lines We're &c
cented bv her tulle veil in the
popular cingcrip length. She car-
IltQ tll OlO ll' IllCIltN DClO(stt bl
roses in soft pink, and in white.
Mrs Roy GardnC" OF Los Angelo.
the former Dorothy Hol'. was her
sisters only attendant. and was
charming in blue lace. her bouquet
of pink roses making an attractive
color contrast.
Sgt McKienan served Mr.. Col
Inns as his best man.
hftcr the service q reception took
place, Mrs. Holt, mother of In"
bride, greeting her guests gowned
in 4 becoming frock in white.
Mrs Collins cut the first slice of
her cake Il beautiful affair orna-
mcnted with the traditional wed
ding emblems. Including tiny
bride and bridegroom, the cake be-
Ing made for hcr by Mrs. c. H. II.
Small. Fer the bridegroom. Mrs. M.
LoVeladv had made two cakes, ap-
propriatcly decorated with the
American flag since Mr.. Collins is
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
2O-3O Club Dance
Ore at Success

Good music, a good crowd. with 4
good time for everyone made the
20-3G clubs dance Saturday night
in the Veterans hall, an outstanding
event.
One of the chief events of the
evenings was revival of the Wen
nese waltz, which met with consid-
erablo enthusiasm
Proceeds will 90 towards financ-
ing the district educational con-
yention to be held in e Centro early
in December
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20

a corporal in the lifr cavalry r'ai-
mcnt, Camp Seo'eH.
After IT, reception NJ and ME-.
Collins left for thcr now home
in the PART View apartment tnc
bride wearing a smart p!aIo ".at
They pan 10 take Il trip lator IN
the season il M. Cori1s can get
away.
The bri5c .omes Lom "cu
Inowa T. Cauro auaiy and ne.
mMI1a, IS q coasidcrahl' una,rr-
ancc Sha i stuGru. q, Ce":'a.
5nic. eolle2e ami pi"H. 20 1~
tinue her school career
Mr. Collin is & graduate Of the
Miami llgl ScuoCI.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Physical Educ a+ion
Class for Women

Night school claSscs in W0men'&
physical education are being hcld
weekly on MondaT arJ Thursday
evenings, 10 o'clC"', II. the h;aH
school gymnasium and cover q va
ietH of physical activities sucn as
badminton, yollcy bail tennis, bas-
ketball, ping pong. archery etc.
Miss Hazelle Sorenson, instructor
of girls physical education for Cen
tral high school and junior COLLEGE,
will be the instructor, and has an
nounced that those Who can come
regularly only once 4 week can
make special arrangements for reg
istration.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Luta Group Sets
Date for Party

Oct "a is the daic Luta Camp
Fire girls have set for their Hal
loween party, plans for this affair
having been discussed at their meet
ing at the hut.
Those present were: Vivian Hall,
Patricia Putnam, Gloria Corley,
Joyce Apperson, Jeanne Roberts
Doris Hall. Patricia Blakely, Betty
Sue Hunter. Sarah Ann Griffin
Ouida Dale Brasher, Mrs. Cecille
RoberdS, guardian, and Mrs. Bef-
nice Hall, assistant guardian.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Brigade++es Ride
Next Sunday

Barbara Worth Brigadettes, \
group Of valley women interested
in horseback riding are all set to
ride agair this season. invitations
being out for a meeting next Sum
day. Oct. 26 at Clevenacres, the
ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. j.
CleVengcr.
The group. WIN their husbar5 S
will meet at am. at the ranch
where Mr.. and Mrs. Clevenger and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Donohue. re-
ception committee. will meet them.
Mrs. Fred Harde: Of Holtville is in
charge of the decorations for the
affair. and MIS- John Zenos OF
HolLvi!lc, is president Of the Briga-
detteS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Clubs
Society
New HENS About
Valley Re esiden+s

Miss Jaequelinc LaVine. VINO flew
TO Balboa IN the Panama Cana
zone. to visit Kay Cicmcnts has
passed a ciFil service examination
and Ike KAY has d position there
NJ and Mrs Rex Klnkcr o.
San Bernafdino were weekend house
guests Of Mr. and Mr. r W
stewart Of f Centre. the two coU-
pies renewing the acquaintancsaip
formed when both attended the ma
tisnal American Legion convention
~ Milwaukee.
Nj. and Mr.. Alfred ValenZucla
and their small son. all of Los An
geles, spent last week III the valley
as the house guests Of MI and
MIS-. O. /. Davis. The Valcn2uela5
are former valley residents. Other
house guests of the Dayiscs TINS
weekend were MI and Mrs. f. w.
Schiller of San Diego, also former
FL Ccntrans.
Miss Gene Edgar, accompanied
by Miss Frances Dugan Of Los An
geles. spent the weekend in El
Centro VISITING Miss Ed2ars pa
rents, Mr.. and Ms J. II. Edgar.
Mr.. and Mrs. W l. Baxter mo-
tored to Long Beach the latter
part of the week to bring back thcn
son. Murray, who is with the U. 5.
Navy, home for fourday leave
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald L. Knox
and their little daughter, Mary
Marvin. are leaving this week for
Pomona. to visit Mr.. KnoX'S pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald L.
Knox. They plan to be gone sew
eral weeks as MI Knox had buSl-
ness in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard P Meyer
spent the first part Of last week IN
Los Angeles.
Visiting their respective daugh-
terS, Barbara Horton ana nay Nu4-
ler who are attending a Los An
Celes secretarial college. Mrs. Harry
w. Horton and Mrs. Allen P. NuI-
fer spent this past weekend IL 10"
Angeles, returning Monday noon.
DR.. F.. w Peterson has returned
from San Francisco where he at
tended the session Of the Masonic
grand lodge. Saturday Mrs. Peter
son enjoyed a visit from her son
and daughter -in-laW. Mr.. and Mrs
James B. Peterson. who stopped
over en- route to their home in Los
Angeles after a vacation trip III
Arizona and New Mexico. Shortly
before this, DR.. and Mrs Peterson
had a delightful weeks visit from
their daughter and son-in-laW, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter l.. Bell and their
small son. Arthur all OF OXnard.
Now the PetersonS are anticipating
visit from their son Bill, who has
ust completed a year OF volunteer
service at Pine Camp, New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
csnssh.. ssnoa' OF Interest to Women sosis}, Sss
dbv
CALENDAR
Monday

Monday
Book review, S, city library
P.-T.A. meeting, 8, Calexico, Hoff-
man school
Red Cross board, 7:3O, 1870 North
Fifth
Sport section, !. 10G2 Broadway
D.U.N., 7:30, Veterans hall
Defense Council, 1870, court house
Cactus Gavel club, 6:15, California
hItel
I'll Centre lodge No. 384, F. and
All, 7:3G, Masonic temple
Carpenters union, 7:30, Labor
temple
V. Chorus, 7:3O. J. {. auditor
ium
Junior Arts and Crafts, 7:3O,
10000 club
Night school, 10, high school
Tuesday
Eaatsidc- Sunset, 1890, Friends
church
Lions club, IL, Sherw0ods
P.-T,A. meeting, 10, Imperial
P.-TA. district meeting, 2, Heber
P.-T.A. meeting, 8, J. {. auditor
ium
Drama section, 8, 10000 club
Laconian club, 6:i5. Sherwood'S
: V. CCmmandcry No. 81, 1880
Masonic temple
!. V. Gem and Mineral See, 1880,
court house
Oasis Shrine No. 20, w. S. Cf j.,
8, Masonic temple
l. Y. Defense corps. 7:30, stadium
|. V. symphony orchestra, 1880,
high school auditorium
Folk dancing class, 1890; Harding
Pottery, jewelry classes, 7-9, high
class
Evening Division bridge, 7:jO,
lO,O00 club
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Jessie Allen and Vestus Farmer
Married Sunday in Pasadena

Pasadona'e beautiful 9eddme
chapel was The sCeue 1andas ITO
noon Of ccrcmoug Wmeh vii III
tcrost many in Imperial Ha..sE.
mat at which Jess. .c A!lan. aag@atof
Of Mrs. Laura Al.ea Il Bra8ieE. De
came the bride OF y tu5 Fasmee q.
Pomona.
All-whitc flowers md al VIC
tapcrs provided a ioyeis setting f.
the service. On ei'her >idr ot the
altar was q hupa baskof fillnd With
pladiolas. daisies. larkspae. Tlta
graceful sprays Of fern = The OIL
color The sGCs light from many
candles provided the Illam.aahoa
the green accent BEN repeated L.
the potted palms which completed
the decorations.
Prior to cno seryi1o. read D. u.
Nichols. chapel pJstos. program at
incidental music W. pi2sed b he
chapel organls' VIC alao piz@cd ian
wedding marches
Charming Blide
The pretty bride VA e.sen II
marriage by ncr brother. Cat.ord
Allen of Brawley. and never !oo&ea
more charming than IN he9 WedGia2
dress. d most becoming froeK IN sol
cler blue with which She wore naF>
accessories and cofaase oi pdi-
deniaS.
Mrs. William Gullett Of q CenTo
was the brides only attendant az
Was goHncd in cid rose with
ccysage Of parGenias and aeeesaof-
les in black.
Howard Farmer, ua1ie oi i'i'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
IN. wa. Lls best man
Reception Later

Reception Later
After the ceremony 4 reception
vaa hold 81 the home of the brides
sIetet Mr.. IoU, Davies oi 1867
AT2p.e a;"tac Pasadena.
White ChrrS1uthcmumS and deli
cate pastel cClorcd Gahlias decorat-
ed thc house and 'hc refreshment
table. the handsome brides cake.
ornamen'"d with a miniature bride
and budcproom and a tiny wedding
bel completing the table appoint
ment
NJ and M. Farmer left shortly
afterward. On their wedding trip.
,.anniaq 20 a-cud ccme time 1t La
elna Beach before returning to On
tar4o where tGcy Will be at home
to their friends
;'Opullr Resident
NJ Farmer has many friends
both in FL Centre and Brawley and
osn. cqucntiv her marriage is of
considerable interest. She is Il grad
uatc Of BraWi"y Union high school,
and has been connected with the
county welfare department, belr. n
popular member Of the Junior Ten
Tlor#and club Of Fl Centre.
a large gruop Of valley residents,
friends and relatives of the bride,
mglorcG to Pasadena this weekend
t. witness the impressive ceremony.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
4-HClub Events
Of Interest

Four-H club events of the i'm
neciatc future INCLUDE the meet
inc Thursday night of Senior Al
club members, called by Mrs. Elton
d. Christian for 7 o'clock i'll the Nc
Cabe school.
At this time, Miss Florence Glenn,
,.r,..,nSDratio agect. vi tan,
.- ho'.,n furrish!ggs.
On the 25th anG 26th Of tae
month Al club leaders will meet
in the San Bernardino mountains,
Camp Sccley. to. Il conference.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Advanced Bridge
Section Mee+ino

Organization Of an advanced
bridge section for Junior Ten Thou
sand club members will be effected
at a meeting Wednesday night at
7:30 o'clock III the club house tea
room Those who have already sign
ed up for this section and others
who wish to join Will te welcomed.
Mrs. Richard Hammer is hostess
for the evening and addition in
formation bay be obtained by tele-
phOning her. 956-R.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Two Girls Born al
Hospital Sunday

Two girls were born SUNDAY :,
the Ell Centro hospital;
To Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith. a
daughter weighing six pounds. 8.
ounces;
To Mr.. and Mrs. John Saario. j
daughter, eight pounds. 10 ounces
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Huge Crowd at
Barb becue

Over 400 valley residents journey
ed to Donean Rancho Sunday after
noon and evening to enjoy the
tempting barbecue and the delight
full entertainment offered them by
St Marys Altar society.
Society members sponsored the
affair. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w DOnOhue
graciously lending tneir attractive
ranch home for the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Rummase Sale by
CHAPTER CIV

Chapter CIV, PEG, will sponsc.
a rummage sale for Saturday q.
this week, this sale to be held Il
453 Main street, starting al aI9
When all sorts OF useful article.
will be offered for sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Reviews Books
For orEICcn+rans

Rita Fireman Reardon, who was
presented by Agnes Ferris Bigelow,
city librarian before Chapter AV,
PEO. Monday afternoon, was TO
open the series of monthly book
reviews for the library that evening
at 8 O'Clock, as the guest of Mrs.
3igelo%
These meetings are open to the
General public and Mrs Reardon S
reviews of current books were be-
!Ns anticipated with pleasure as she
j. noted for her brilliant wit and
charming personality.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
To Form Evening
Bridge Section

Those members Of the Ten Thou
sand clubs evening division who are
interested i'll organizing a bridec
group have been asked to meet
Tuesday night in the club house
7:30 O'Clock, for a short business
session during which organization
will be carried out.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
CaEexii x &c
News
BY Jane McCampbeII
Telephone 849

There will be an informal din
in honor of Mrs. V. f. Shepherd,
state chairman Of adult education
and Mrs. Donald Rankin, state
chairman of secondary education.
Monday at GOO pm. across the
line. Those attending VIII meet
first at the home of Mrs Edwin
KitoW on Seventh street After
the dinner party a trip has been
planned to the Pacific Cotton Oh
Mills in MeXlcah aiter which they
will continue on to the regular P-T
A. meeting which is scheduled fol
800 pm at the Hoffman kinder
garten where an adult education
program will be featured. Those
who wish to attend the dinner may
make arrangements by calling Mrs
Edwin KitoW at her home.
Dan and Bill Webster, sons OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Webster ST.,
spent the weekend visiting their
parents Dan and Bill are both
students at San Diego State college
There will be a study meeting
of the World Wide Guild at the
Baptist church, Tuesday. Octobe"
81 at 7:30 p. m.
Monday, Oc;. 20 at $50 pm.
the VFW. will hold its 2nHaal
homecoming meeting and dinner
at the lockwood Memorial nall
The Brawley post and Auxiliary
will be guests.
The Rotary club will have the
regular weekly meeting ~ l2:I0
pm Tuesday, at the De An22
hotel.
There will b. q meeting CT ne
Intermediate bridge section Of tie
Junior Women's club, Tuesday a.
the home o. Mrs Perry Sheppard.
The meeting is scheduled for 7:30
pm.
Miss Kathleen Harigan WAo has
been attending school III Lo!n1
Linda spent the weekend viii her
parents, Mr., and Mrs C, Z. Har
rigan.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
ALAM0.VERDE
News NOTES

Mrs Charles O'Connor, who has
been spending vacation Of several
months in Los Angeles, returned to
her home in Alamo FRIDAY.
Mrs. Fred StraWhen was guest
Friday of her mother, Mrs. T. T.
Hall of Date City.
Mrs. D. Mckenzie and Mrs. A.
l.. BernShouSe attended a SUNDAY
school class party Friday evening
which was held at the home Ct
Mrs CT. L. Hartshorne of HOltville.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tuttle OF
Imperial were dinner guests Sun
day OF Tuttle's parents, Mr and
Mrs. Ct E. Tuttle
The Alamo P.-TA. met at the
Alamo school wednesday, Get. s.
The members decided to hold n
carnival at the school house Oyt.
81. Mrs. Hayes, president ot Holt
vile P.-T.A., was a guest. Members
present were MeSdameS Evelyn
Maring, Wilda Lay. B. Warner, Lam
den House, Roy Elder, Fred Straw
hen, Goldie PTrece Ray AdCOC; :,
NJ Elliot, L. Upholt and Miss For
reStCr,
Mr.. and MIS- Buster Freeman vi
FL Monte spent the Weekend visit
Ing Mi and Mrs. A l.. Cary.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20
Announc emenfs
Of Meetings

Arts and Crafts section o. thc
Ten Thousand club will meet We'd
resday at 10 am. in the club houst
with the business meeting at 1l:30
and luncheon at noon, 1890 o'clock
This is guest clay and consequent
" there will pc display OF the sec
tons work so that visitors may set
what is accomplished by this group
Materials will also be ready Ion
those who wish to start work We'd
nesdav. Those bringing guests must
notify Mrs. r. c. Rayburn. tele-
phone 1885. by Tuesday noon as wei!
as those members unable TO attend
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20

Drama Workshop junior and sen
ior Ten Thousand club section. VIII
have it's first meeting Of the ye2"
Tuesday night at 8o'clock in the
club house when plans for ne ye9l
will be discussed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20

VISITS LOS ANGELES
Mr.. 7. w Leng left Tuesday
morning for Los Angeles. She ex-
poets to return Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20

Mr. and Mrs. Buster Freeman vi
FL Monte spent the Weekend visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Cary.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20

Mrs. Fred StraWhen was a guest
Friday of her mother, Mrs. T. 7
Hall of Date City.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20

Miss JacQuellnc LaVlne, VINO tleW
TO Balboa. IN the Panama CANA
zone, to visit Kay Clements, has
passed a ciqiI service examination
and Ike Kay. has position there
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20

NJ. and Mrs Rex KInkcr o.
San Bernafdino were weekend house
guests Of Mr.. and Mr. r. W
stewart Of E Centre. the two cou-
pies renewing the acquaintancsAip
formed WHEN both attended the ma
tisnal American Legion convention
~ Milwaukee.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-20

Miss Kathleen Harrigan Who has
been attending school III Loma
Linda spent the weekend viii her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Har-
rigan.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

Actually, at this price, q
glass coffee maker large
enough to accommodate
those second cups. Easy
70 use and to clean.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-28
Defense Bond Quiz

How does the Treasury De-
partment's Regular Purchase Plan
operate?
A. Upon request. reminders and
return envelopes are sent to you.
These reminders will come at any
intervals you select-weekly, semi
monthly. monthly, etc. You may
change these intervals at any time,
increase or decrease your orders. or
stop ordering at any time. The ad-
vantages OF the Regular Purchase
Plan have already led more than
100000 persons to make systematic
savings through Savings Bonds.
Q. BY purchasing Defense Saw.
ings Bonds, a | assure myself Of
a regular income. like an annuity,
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A. Yes. II you pay s1s.7 IS for a
Defense Savings Bond every month
for 10 years. you will have an own
ershfp of $4,000 in Bonds, which
will mature and be payable TO o
at the rate Of S25 each month for
the following 10 years. Likewise. II
You pay S75 a month for 10 years,
you will have an ownership OF
$4,000 In Bonds. payable to you at
the rate Of 500 each month for the
following 10 years.
Note: To buy Defence Bonds and
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-28
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4 political colnmnist. among the
upper ten who have a fair follow
ing, has suggested that we spend
more money below the Rio
Grande." This meaning, Of course.
being that we adopt the tactics of
Germany and Britain In spending
huge sums to purchase editorial
support and favors through other
avenues.
For quick, temporary results this
scheme wilt be effective, but the
time has come when fundamental
truths should be acknowledged. We
need a sound policy Of friendly deal
fng-no more. international tricks.
The Latin American is no child.
He has an astounding awareness
when it comes to analyzing motives.
He Observation-Disclosures better
than we have known. He would like
to emulate us in our progressive
ness and freedom OF action but he
questions our internal disorders and
dislikes and mistrusts most Of our
official representatives.
So instead Of subsidies. we mus.
look TO our national housekeeping
and raise by a large percentage the
quality Of our diplomatic repre-
sentation.