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Evening star., 1941-04-08

BLOSSOM TIME" musical play star
ring Everett Marshall. Produced by che
Messrs Shubert book and lyrics adapted
by Dorothy Donnelly from the. original Of
A; M. wilmer and H. Reichert, music
adapted by Siemund Romberg from the
melodies of Franz Schubert and H. Berte.
staged by Deward Scsnlon. At the
National
The Cast.
kuppelweiser ---- Truman Gaige
Vogl DriskilI Wolfe
Emmy "a flower girD ------ Betti Davis
Won Schwind -- Joseph Toner
Bella abruna Martha Errolle
Count Scharntod Victor Morley
franz Schubert ------- Everett Marshall
MitZi Kranz ----- Marie Nash
rTltzl kranz ----------- Marjorie Ford
kitZi kranZ ----------- Oracle Worth
Erkmann ---------- Fred Sherman
Binder ------------ Robert Lange
waitress ---- Betty Pearsall
CHRISTIAN KranZ Doug Leavitt
Baron Franz Schober Frank Hornaday
Rosi tRellabruna's maid) o. Shirley Weber
Mrs. KranZ zela Russell
Greta tmaid at Kranzs) Dorothy Garnett
Novotny, "a detective) Harry K. Morton
Mrs. Coburg - ZeIla Russell
Balerins " Ruth Haidt
Evening star., 1941-04-08
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NA'e NA'l$e|y|E1B!|:E|!4

CARLTON HOTEL, New Cosmos Room. 18th
and SITS. Me. 1926. Music by Carmen
Cayallaro's Orchestra. Dancing 81 and 10
to ?. Min. 81 80 after 10 pm. except Sat. So.
HAY-ADAMS HOUSE-OverIookins White
House at 18th and II SITS. Dining in an
atmosphere of charm dignity and gen.
tility. Luncheon. S5c; dinner from 81 .25.
Organ music nightly during dinner.
CAVALIER RESTAURANT, 3459 14th ST.
NV. PiZza. Spaehetti and ravioli at all
times. Fine wines and mixed drinks. Full
course dinners, to p.m.
SHOREHAM BLUEROOM, Connecticut at
Calvert: Dining and dancing. Two floor
ing cover Supper cover Soc AID. O7O0.
RAINBOW ROOM, Hamilton Hotel, 18th
at X. Cocktail and dinner dancing SO:
supper dancing to Milt Davis Orchestra,
l0-1. Min. Saturday only 81. DI. 1850
Evening star., 1941-04-08
Gets Leading Role

Anne Nagel, Universal starlet, has
been cast in the leading feminine
role in "Mutiny in the Arctic" new
adventure film co-starring Richard
Arlen and Andy Devine. Other fea-
tured players include Addison Rich
ards, Oscar O'Shea, Don Terry and
Harry Cording.
Evening star., 1941-04-08

SHE HAS HER speaking, that
to be treating Miss Ellen DreD too gently She
brought face face th gorilla in The Monster and the
G and enthusiastically by the Dillain OF "The
Mad Doctor the to pictures comprising the "Shock Week"
double feature program opening Friday at the Metropolitan.
Evening star., 1941-04-08

weather had delayed the plane "a
hours. In the old days this would
have been enough to bring out the
Evening star., 1941-04-08

pout in a big
way. The public
ity man who had
charge of ST.
none was nat
urally a trife
scared and tim
idly approached
her, keeping the
p h o t o graphers
way behind.
IT know you're
tired" ne Stut-
tered to t h e
French girl, but
could you pose
for a picture?''
Evening star., 1941-02-28
Every LOPEZ
Must Hove Its
Novelty Pin

Its Spring news fashion news an
amusing pin on the lapel OF your suit. coat
drsss or blouse! Delicat<ly snameled, stone
set flower sprays In many styles - wen Is
joliy conversation" pins such IS The Old
Lady's Shoe" "The Little Visitor" 01
.nin,,n and 20 onl Eaeh---- @l
Evening star., 1941-02-28

Don't say you can't wear
them! There are types for
every face for every hair
do for every occaSionI
Tailored, dressy, casual, CLAM
orous in metals, enamels,
simulated jewels -. elip-ons.
screw-backs, ear en-. GIL
circling types! Pair %A
Kann's-Jewelry-Street Floor
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
THE BIG
SHOWDOWN
I I1GXpr>idr It>~ J

tkNerSlur 6ft>N)
Many tumP.tvnt eb~-wcrs seem To
think We art - the War ROM. Net tech
uieaIN. OF COARSE nlIs.,~c We haN} not
declared Va against n, na4-taSc'StS.
and hevuuSt w are uot going glto thclr
countries og tlrir Natar>Fo fight them.
Technically we are only fighting to
maintain cur martins rights, To keep
the seas open ior our l>e.
Because the IIj,!cr and MusSoiini goV
,r0mcnt> have attacked oUr ships, We
draw liu, N the Atlantic and say: If
Your War>uipS cross that line we shall
sink them. w al also ready. prCSum-
ably. To shoe, al hostile WarShipS that
hold up our shipping east of Sue and
elsewhere.
So We seem t. ul going back To first
principles. Our government in lis earll-
est Years was primarily interested. as
regards foreign affairs. in keeping the
seas open; in "treedom OF the seas" We
fought the British for that. and We even
Went into tt Mediterranean and licked
the BarUarY pirates for attacking our
merchantmen. We have always been
ready to fight fer the freedom of the
Atlantic. That Was the immediate cause
OF our entry INTO til last World war.
History really does repeat.
We 90 not KNOW WQat the present Sell
respecting stand will lead up to. 1t may
gradually draw Us into direct conflict
with the Hitler -Mu>>oini gang now de
Stroying Europe, conflict not only on the
SEA but beyond. nat is Very grave
matter. II, the naZi-faSciStS however.
are bent on Wrecking the world and kill
ng Freedom rather than return to civilz-
ed forms OF life under international law,
there will be nothing else to do but fight
-ol retreat-and we won't do that
We are yet faced with that decision
in the Eastern Atlantic. The aggreSsors
may decide - retreat, although our 2X-
pert observers do not expect that
We cannot surrender. now or later
Our situation demands. and will con-
tinue demanding strength. preparedness,
SteadineSS. courage. \ unified people
is our greatest necessity. In unity there
is Strenqth. ! them w would be strong
We must set aside cur petty differences
and unity for ne defense of our demo-
cratic institutions.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
HELP FOR RUSSIA

Inc BlltlSh-Amerlcdn MISSION to con-
fer at Moscow about war aid to the Soviet
Union has arrived in Russia.
Meanwhile Russian armies are deSper-
ately put to it to hold ground against
relentleSSlN driving German armies. The
Ukraine has been lost to Russia. the Grim
can peninsula is in imminent danger,
Kiev has fallen, Leningrad is under Seige.
Military collapse, when it comes. comes
suddenly, without warning. 1t may be
SO in Russia one OF these days.
Russia. Of course has already impeded
the German schedule SO severely that his
tory may say it was really Russia who
won the war for the Allies. She has
given Britain and America more time to
prepare. But, meanwhile, what of war
aid for the Russians?
Must the d'amocracies always wait un-
til two or three months after nation
has begun fighting Hitler to send help
Must we always 90 on the theory that.
wherever war breaks out. it will last d
year or SO?
Will help to Russia be as it was to
JugoSlavia and to Greece-too little, and
too late?
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
by Peter Edison L..
The Inside Track in Washinqfon

- billion taX bill will run pro-
ncrGoNatsE.
T. WILTON TO PAY
ore Ct the big ncIo..-cs IL tax
ooil"",JAe costs will come from the
.aWe.Nl Of the personal cXemp-
t.y;., TeTt lowered last year, from
:4r2A tC 28G9 for single persons.
and from $500 to $4,000 ior married
r.. ons internal revenue had o
dd 1000 'leld employees to make the
oolltc inuS from tho new taxpayers.
co. l.,.. &c ryr'nptiC0S lowered
#s' - tor nest year to S75C ard
>l5o2, fherl VIII be nearly five
@illIon more returns filed, bring
tao Total nuubcr of actual income
.@~ElYcrS to approximately l3 mil
hoH. or ancul ono federal income
t-."l"rr % eyc"y 10 people.
-" TIM d. tWo years, the aver
4"o .a-f q III, federal government
y cC,lC"lHa each 800 in taxes has
been SID. Il mat figure holds
Good for lie coming fiscal year.
and IL may be !oWcr. the cost of
rolltctn@ tn Sli billion in pro
spec'Nc taxes viii he more than
Sl51 mliiian. That's 2Qaa! to tive
ncW c.U.Sere, right Jnere.
WASHINGTON WAIES
one cis headache at Intcrna.
Revenue Department is how TO col
lee nc ley s. automobile use tax
Latcsr .dea Is to do It through the
federal DcstoifIcC,, so get ready
Il .'and y Inc with q fin III your
hand icv TEolo sam Housing in
WASHINGTON los NOW become SC
acute tGat several of the more
sporting people have started living
III motorbo2t5 anchored along the
TGtC'H4c. CPN j. starting Now
"canpeien acnIr'mcnt' to improve
mGralc . Ic."NSc plant workers
Amy ncca 10000 more nurses TO
III regular quotas and take care OF
iaDl4 l4"oM"n.S due 10 re5ignatiOn5
after Il ear service. Cnc leading
rcfrocrato. manufacturer, faced
with q shutdown for lack Of ma
tcjidls, has taken Il contract TO
rake So million worth Of blnOcu-
lars. 4 coursc IN child delivery has
been added to British Red Cross
training. 10 take care of babies
torn III air rad shelters.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
THE NEUTRALITY ACT

The storm over proposed repeal Of the
L. S. neutrality act seems from here to
be somehow extremely ridiculous. The
neutrality act prevents vessels of United
States registry from entering war zones.
Yet many |. S.-owned vessels are now
entering war zones by the simple eXped
lent of changing to Panamanian registry.
The same thing is true as to arming Of
me,Nhant ships. All they have to do IS
change registry.
The neutrality act has been virtually
nullified already. Certainly all the
things the American people believed it
would prevent have been done in spite
of it. All it now accomplishes is to make
necessary lot Of extra red tape. Why
go on fOoling ourselves?
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24

campaign b forc - own house had
been set EaG-Way III order II con-
vert the rest O the world by areu-
mcut. hH intrigue. by plotting. and
finally by force OF arms. Ii IS this
mcddicsomC. nIolerablc 5puit Of
interference abroad which has been
the rlna'iun Lf al tnrCc.
Twice IL Tho mrmc.y of living
men, Germany LIS deliberately
thrown away the stmpNh"tir res
EyCt L. tae world III an noarabla
poslilUn before i. E'twocn 1909
&ud l5li, G. rmaaT led the world
in m2a, Irld~ SfadCut; flockcd
to hcr ur!yrrsiueS hcr ships
sailed IA" seven "a. her CONNER
cial end cultural rcaitiGu vas wide
T. "dmir & Ead ;hn. at one
sweep. SIC threw i Ill aW2Y by
resort to Err II hop" of attain
INC suddenl.:. at on WarlIl:" stroke
TIN supremacy lie was gradually
attaining anyway. she gamblcd all
and lost all Similarly. tho Weim-
ar Republic of the 1Wenties had
the sympathy OF the world, and
was making progress toward one
dur rcsaining TIE lost German
rr'stlae And then, III 1888. all
THAI Wa again thrown away for
lOllCT NJ getting i all once. by
War, instead Of SloWi@ by laboriouS
degrees. the hard way.
Russia had immense sympathy III
tive United States when it lirst
threw off thc Cars Snacklcs. Had
il been able to mind Is own bGsi-
moss buila it, own soc!aliStic So
cicN. which would have been fine
enough % GraW attention and en-
ulaIon. ii might Ea"2 gotten some
around the world aGi.2tois who in
s.aod On pretending that every
country in the Wcrld was Czarist
Eu. ~. and in lYina to duplicate
III ,&yl &c ilc,2 horrible phases
Of n" Russian las5 conflict The
re nit vas til" onl" possible result:
th' creation OF vast antipathics.
Example. NO, force is the only
rpo! nd permI.ant means Of con-
version Let him who has a truth
so demonstrate ahG manifest that
uUtn tat Others will be drawn
70 it.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
by Willis Thornton :.
Who Forces People. Antagonizes Them

One of the strangesJ twists OF
the human character is the OVER
pOWcring desire, once We have get
ten something that We consider
good, to force it on others whether
they consider it aood on not.
Surely if NaziSm had been eood
in Germany, the rest of the world
would have seen It's virtues cVentu-
ally, and adopted them. If Fas-
Cism Lad been good i'll Italy. sGJn-
cr or later the io.ld would have
recognized whatever was good in
it, and adopted those good features.
If Communism had been good il
Russia, surely the striking example
of its success would have impressed
the world to the point Of Cnulat-
ing them.
But no. None OF these countries
was content to build in lis ON
way and produce society Wnoe'
success would be evident to the
world Each had to launch into Il
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
LACKED SOMETHING

ISt. LouIs F0St-DISDatch)
Whenever Mark twain became angry
h would give vent to torrent of profan-
ity that would cause his Mortified wife
to flee from hi presence. For many
years she pleaded with hin1 to stop this
vicious habit One morning She decided
to teach him Il lesson. Twain was shay
ing, and he cut hin> H. Immediately
the room Was filled With the foul4St i'm
precautions. Without Il pause, he rected
his entire collection Of choice epithet>
When he VS. finished his wifi repeated
his speech word lyr word Twain looked
up. mildly surprised and then said calm
ly:
you have the words. my dear, lat YOU
don't carry IN mc.pdY'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
a 20 THOUSAND
DOLLAR DIFFERENCE

In July. August and Scptemb@r 1910.
the total cost of relief in Imperial county
was So. .235SS.
June |, l94l. the State Relief AdmlnlS-
tration was disbanded.
In July. August and September, 1911,
the total cost of rVliat in Imperial coun-
" was $2.494.5S
Relief in this county cost Sl9,14l.30 less
in July, August and September OF this
year than in the same months of last
year.
Why?
National defense employment undouht-
edly provides an explanation for a great
share Of the diffel 2nce. II Is possible.
even, that defense employment and stun
uation of business made the whole differ
pnce. There can E2 no way Of proving
that it did not. short of an exhaustive
survey costing thousands Of dollars.
Yet we cannot believe that defense en-
ployment accounts for the whole differ
ence of almost 20 thousand dollars. Hall
of ii. perhaps. or maybe tWo-thirdS Of 1t
But not the whole sum.
We are inclined, rather, to look upon
the vast difference between this year
and last as direct proof that admins
tratiOn of relief by counties IS the most
economical system.
Of the 22 thousand dollars spent on
relief in this county during the three
month period of 1910. only S3.310.0l was
spent by the county welfare department.
The rest was spent directly by the State
Relief Administration.
If there was unnecessary spending by
SRA. we believe it was not the fault Of
local staffs. but of rules sci up by polit-
ical big-Wigs in Sacramento That such
rules existed, anyone knows who followed
the administration of state relief for any
appreciable time What they cost the
figures Just now made available show
in part.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
Uranium Crackers
POETIC PUZZLERS

First lines of famous poems Oft
en- remain long in Our memories
The second lines are not quite a
easy to recall. Can you give the
second line, name the poem and its
author for the following?
!. Blessings on the. little man
3 Hence, loathed Melancholy.
3. Oh, m yluvc is like rcd.
red rose.
4. A thing Of beauty is Joy
forever.
3. Oh my luve is like req,
derful one-hoss shay?
ANSWERS
/. Blessings on thee. little man
Barefoot boy. with check of tan.
From John Grccnleaf Whittier S
The Barefoot Boy"
2. Hence. loathed Melancholy,
OF Cerberus and blackest Mid
night born. From John Milton's
"LAllcgro."
3. Oh. my luvc is like a red.
red rose. That's newly sprung III
June From Robert Burns "A Red.
Rcd Rose
4. A thing of beauty is a Joy
forever: It's loveliness increases
it will never pass into nothingness.
From John Keats "Endymlon."
5. Have you heard of the won.
derful one-hosS shay, That was
built in such a logical way From
Oliver Wendell Holmes The Dea-
cons Masterpiece.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
CrnTIFICATE REQUIRED BY
SECTION 2466, CALIFORNIA
CIVIL CODE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
me undersigned AARON G.. CASH
IS traneacting business in the City
q. FL Centre, County of Imperial,
state of California under the name
Of IMPERIAL VALLEY HOME,
APPLIANCE CO." at 62l Main
Street, FL Centre, California.
That he IS Une sole owner and his
full name and place of residence is
aaron G Cash, 3l8 Imperial Ave.
FL Centro, California.
AARON q. CASH.
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL
STATE OF CALIFORNIA SIS.
On tins 9Th day of September
-94l, hctotc me, l.. Lee Nuffer. a
notary bubiie IN and for tie COUNT
Ct imperial state Of California, per-
SCIallr appeared Aaron c.. Cash.
known to mo to be the person Wh6se
name IS subscribed to the within
instrument and acknowledged TO
No that n e#ccIt"d and signed the
amC.
IL Wines Whereof I have here
nto set my hand and affixed nv
seal, the da% and year in
this certificate first above written
l.. LEE NUFFFR.
Notary publo In und Cn,
sand .5t'Dr and County.
tS24; Ol-8-l5D
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
bdrbs

We can cutproduce Hitler if we
want TO- but it is going to take a
lot of sweat, because he got head
Tart Cn Il
William s. Knudsen. director,
CPM
The daaacr today Is that We Will
aOl have d creed biz enough for
mans fu'l stature or that We shall
hold IN 10 erecds that life has long
sincc passed.
-Rcv. Franz: Curtis williams,
DrCCklyn Methodist minister.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COtRt Or
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
SAN RFRNARDINO

SAN BEhNaNDINO.
In the Matter of the Petition OF
CARL MICHAEL RAUSIN, TO ES-
tablish the Fact OF Birth OF the sad
Carl Michael RauSin.
NOTICE AND ORDER FOR TIME
OF HEARING PETITION TO Eo-
TABLISH FACT OF BIRTH.
Notice is hereby given, that the
petition of Carl Michael Rausln ioi
an order establishing the fact, date
and place of birth of said Carl
Michael Rausin has been set for
hearing by order of Court for the
9Th day of October, I941, at the houI
of 1000 am. of that day in De-
partment two Of the Superior Court
of the State of California, in and
for the County of San Bernardino.
HARRY L. ALLISON,
County Clerk
BY MONTE c. SMITH,
Deputy.
tS22-O2 inc)
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24

ne l)ldlltl olN''ih 10 ~ iio'''
that if it could be placed III va
ter it would float
Bald eagles have been known 10
retreat at the attack Gt the plu@ky-
kingbird.
Few Chinese are able to buy Il
whole can of sardines at one time,
so these fish arc sold one 1t q
time there.
West Florida has more lightning
storms than any area III the United
States.
If exposed to The SIM RAYS tor
n few minutes, d!amo.d Will "a
diatc light when placed mmcdiate-
" in absolute darkness.
Dropped at an altitude OF one
mile. a bomb requires about 10 sec
onds to reach the earth
There are 1O65i8 Buddhist
shrines III Japan.
BandsaWs Of teeth enable sea
Snails to bore holes through clam
shells and obtain food.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24

a union should NOT ak for d closed
shop merely becau>, il thinks the emerg-
ency situation is such tiat its demands
must be met.-Wi}janl H. Davis chair
man Defense Mediation Board.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24

EDTTOR'S NOTE: The foIioWiDg edit
oyiaiS are presented as interesting Opin-
ions roiccd by cditorS clSCWhcrc. They
do not ncct SSayiH rdiect the opinion of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24

There's nothing like keeping the hom4
lies alive for making soldiers content in
their .Obs.-Brig Gen Frederick II. OS-
born, Army's Morale Division.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24

PLAN OF tOMFOSt tsDN VII IL
RESPECT TO WHICH SJNKIN5.
FUND MONEYS ARE ApPLIC-
ABLE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that funds arc now available II
accordance with the terms anG
provisions OF the Modification Of
Rcfundlng Flan, dated as of jan
uary l. 1899, which IS the Plah
of Composition approved and con-
firmcd by Decree Of the United
States District Court of the South
crn District of California, under
date of February 26, 194l
NOTICE IS ALSO HERE6Y CIV
EN- that the Board OF Directors
of the Imperial Irrigation District
hereby invites sealed proposals for
the sale to tho District Of any of
its nov outstanding securities af-
fectcd By said Plan Of Composition
above referred to and declared op-
cratlve with respect to which the
sinking fund moneys arc applicable
as in said Plan Of Composition pro-
vidcd, and that the time and place
when and Whcr2 such scaled pro-
pOsals Will be opened is as follows.
Such sealed proposals Will be re-
ceived at the office of the Board OF
Directors of the Imperial Irriga-
ton District in the Masonic Build
ing. Sixth and State Streets, EI
Centre, California, and the time
when such proposals will be opened
is hereby fixed as 10 o'clock am. of
the 7th day Of October, l94l. and
all proposals must be sealed and
deposited with or delivered to tho
Secretary of the Board of Directors
OF the Imperial Irrigation District
on or before said day and hour anG
at said place.
NOTICE IS FURTHER HERE
BY GIVEN that the amount avail
able fer the redemption Of such
securities and the securities for the
purchase Of which such moneys ar.
available, arc as follows:
$30.58334 available for the re-
demption and purchase of register
cd warrants.
$37l5693 available for the re-
dcmption and purchase of First
Division Refunding Bonds
S4G,0000G available for the re-
domption and purchase of Seconc
Division Rcfundirg Bonds.
$45,99l87 available for the re-
demptlon and purchase Of Third
Division Refunding Bonds.
NOTICE is FURTHER HERE
BY GIVEN that securities purchased
by the Board of Directors shall
cease to draw interest on the date
OF acceptance, by resolution of the
Board, CT the offer of sale. Inter
est will be calculated upon a basis
of 1863 days per year
Notice Is $50 hereby given that
the Boprd Of Directors of the Im-
perlal Irrigation District is by the
terms Of said Plan of Composition
given and there is hereby reserved
the right and discretion to reject
any or al Of such proposals.
Dated the 9th day of Sept. 1941.
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION
DISTRICT.
BY EVAN T. HEWES,
President.
CSraD Ry w. w. GOODGON,
Secretary.
C3lO-l7-24, on
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24

H. H. COLE and JACK {. COLE
Defendants
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET
INGS TO: H. II. COLE and JACK
c. COLE, Defendant.
You are hereby directed to ap-
pear ard answer the complaint IN
an action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the State of California, in and
for the County Of Riverside, within
ten days after the service on you
Of this Summons, if served within
Riverside County; or within thirty
days If served elsewhere. And you
are hereby notified that unless you
appear and answer as above re-
quired. the said plaintiff will take
judgment tor any money or dam
ages demanded in the complaint, as
arising upon contract, or will apply
10 the Court for any other rehet
demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and seal
of the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the County
of Rive. side this 18th day of De-
ccmber, 1910
G. A. PEQUEGNAT,
Superior Clerk
Court Srab
Ey IL ! AltIAT1GHIIN,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
MEMBER

MEMBER
American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. Nation
a Editorial Association.
California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
Famous Sayings

Tor something III him cannot abdc.-Scdcn
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
Did You Know?

The planet Saturn is SO light
that if it could be placed i'll va
ter it would float
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE INVITING SEALED PRO
POSALS FOR SALE TO Tfir
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DIS
TRICT OF IT'S OUTSTANDING
SECURITIES AFFECTED BY
PLAN OF COMPOSITION WITH
RESPECT TO WHICH SJNKIN5.
FUND MONEYS ARE APPLIC-
ABLE.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
Thought for the Day

With men II .,oae>ss su.'. o. T.. "t. g.. :..
with Goo a. things ase a1~..U., A..:< &. =.
FAM SAYS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
S L NJ M 0 n S

NO. JJJJI
Action brought in the Superior
Court of the County of Riverside,
State of California, anti Complaint
filed in the office of the Clerk OF
said County of Riverside.
MAY E. CLEMENS and KATH-
RYNE DAVIS. Plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24

Bald eagles have been known L
retreat at the attack ct the plu@ky-
kingbird.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-24

INDEPENDENT
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