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Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08
Strikers Asked 10
Release Chemicals

WASHINGTON, June Z CUP)-
The defense mediation board today
asked striking workers at the
Trona, Calf. plant of the Ameri-
can Potash and Chemical Corp.
To- arrange Monday for the release
OF 40 tons OF potassium chloride
to the navy.
Undersecretary of the Navy
James v. Forrestal had requested
that the chemicals, which are
ready for delivery, be released as
of vital concern to the progress of
national defense"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08
Hunchback Admits
Numbering Women
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ally wounded Miss Destree. He did
not harm the child.
Apparently he then took the note
to the San Bernardino railroad
shops where Raymond worked and
persuaded his brother to accom-
pany him to the Cajon Pass area
There Alfred shot and killed the
24-year-old Raymond and left the
body in the Sagebrush where it was
found May IL.
Alfred disappeared and coast
wide search was started for him.
He was traced as far as Las Vegas,
New, where he left an automobile
IN public garage with promise
to "call for it in a week
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08
Scanning I.V
News Horizon
STATE EMPLOYEES
PLAN PICNIC

One hundred Imperial Valley
state employees will join 300 from
San Diego for a picnic Sunday at
Lake Cuyamaca where trapshoot
ing. Sportscasting. games, includ-
ing q baseball match, will be high
lights of the Gay.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08
FARM CENTER WILL
HAVE PARTY

Jasper farm center members will
meet in the sand dunes seven miles
east of Heber at s pm Wednesday
for a sand dune party. Joe Guidot-
Il. director, announced Saturday.
Ice cold watermelons will be
served
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08

The Heber grammar school pre-
sented its graduating class IN COM
mencement exercises at the school,
house Tuesday evening. The eighth
grade presented a play. wildcat
Willie Gets Brain Fever, after
which the diplomas were presented.
The graduates were: Wilma Bacon,
Prudencia Gomez. Dorothy johnson,
Etalka Kneitz, Sylvia Pippin, Joe
Bernal, Earl Johnson. Harry Knapp,
Raymond Obese, L. c. Phelps and
Louis Salazar.
Mrs. H. Springer was honored at
a handkerchief shower given her
by the members of her music class.
Mrs. Springer will not teach at
Heber next year.
Denzil Porter and John Kerr made
a business trip 10 Los Angeles Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Zelma Gilbert spent Sunday
with Mrs. Zoenell Lee and family.
Lucille Kneitz of El Centro visited
her cousins. Dolores and Etalka
KneitZ, over the weekend.
Mrs. Hazel Porter and children
were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Ben Avrit in El Centre.
Raymond BArnes was among the
dinner guests at the Glen Kieffer
home in E. Centro Tuesday even
ing.
Etalka Kneitz gave a hamburger
fry for several of her friends Fri
day evening. Those present were
Wilma Bacon, Lucille Kneitz, Larry
Beck, Jack Wardlow, and Charles
Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Majors and
daughter, Dolores, Mr.. and Mrs.
v. r. Majors, Mrs. Lille Faust and
Dorothy Lee Switzerland, and Mr.
Dewey Cle$enger visited friends and
relatievs in Westmorland Friday.
Otis Briggs was given a blood
TRANSMISSION Monday evening and his
condition is somewhat better.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08
Here S Speedy Relief Fol
Tender Aching
Burning Feet

Your feet may be so swollen and
inflamed that you think you can't
20 another step. Your shoes may
feel as If they are cutting right
into the flesh You feel sick all
over with the pain and torture;
you'd give anything to get relief
Two or three applications of
Moone's Emerald oil and in fifteen
minutes the pain and soreness dis
appears.
No matter how discouraged you
have been, IL you have not tried
Emerald oil then you have some
ding to learn. Get a bottle today
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08
VISITS VALLEY

Ralph Young of the California
State Chamber of Commerce was
in Imperial Valley Saturday to =
Tie foundation for a membership
drive to take place during the next
three weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08

Philip Boone, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.
Boone and daughter Bobette re-
turned to La Mesa after week
end with relatives IN the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08
Items ofNeWs
From Heber Area

who is in the army air corps. has
just finished his basic training
course at Cal-Aero Field in Ontario
California. He will report TO Sacra-
mento for advanced training soon
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Walden and
Mr.. and Mrs. Upton Buchanan en-
ioyed Sunday at Jacumba.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08
MASONIC LODGE
MEETS MONDAY

El Centre lodge No 38l, F. and A.
NJ. will conduct a stated meeting
Monday night, 7:3o. O'Clock, Masonic
temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08
Elm
Notes

Miss Lillian Carlton spent the
weekend at Cuyamaca Lake with
a group of friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08

Mrs. Mildred Long of Ontario,
California. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gardner.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Higgins anc
daughters, Iva Jean and Betty and
Mr. and Mrs. G.. H. Cannon en-
ioyed a picnic dinner on the dese.t
near Dos CabesaS sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08

Mrs. Olive Carlton was a recent
guest OF Mrs. Ted Roe.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08

There's only ONE NIGHT WATCH fully auto
matte defroster-you get it only ONE refrig
erator-the NORGE. And, the reason why Norge
alone has NIGHT WATCH fully automatic de-
frosting is that Norge alone has the three exclusive
features which make perfected automatic defrost-
ing possible
!. The Soefseoed Freezer 4. The Covered Cookbook Meo
Drowsr ,. The Hondofroer receptacle for deosf moisture
These exclusive improvements make Norge the most
advanced of all rerigerators. They give you in ibis
year's Norge, features that will be new" in other
refrigerators years from now
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-08

s1er&ex 11npre son of Mr.. and Mrs.
,CnfhSd 16oare visited his parents
fot ,Hatsk3me last week. James
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE

Without Calomsl-And Yosn jung Out Il
Bed IN the Morning Ram to Go
The liver should pour pints Of bile juice
INTO your bowels every day. IL this bile 10
not noving freely. your food may not d.
Gest 10 may just decay in the bowels. Then
gas hiosn NJ your stomach. You get con-
looks punk.
IL tske- those rood. old Carriers Iis4Is
Liver Pills IN get these 2 pints Of bile fov-
inz freely IN MAKE you fee up and IN"
Get package today, Ts<e as directed.
Amazing in making bile fow freely Ash
Tor Csrtsr's Little Liver Pills Zoe and ass.
adv
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Rehire Teachers
Al Ciq Harbor

GIG HARBOR--Ali teachers at
the Gig Harbor high school have
been rehired with the exception Of
John Wagner. principal, who has
resigned. His place will be taken
by George r. Gilbert. who is at
present assistant to the principal
Of Sultan high school. Wash. The
teachers rehired are Mrs. r. p.
Moran. Miss l.. A. Dunn. Einar
HUSKY. Miss Dele Ruth Clsyman.
Harvey r. Maier. Miss A. Simmons
and c. 4. Mittelstaedt.
The board is considering the pur-
chase of a new school bus.
Bob Langhelm. who has been
driving one of the school busses, Is
now working for the Standard Oil
Co. taking the place Of his broth
or, James. who Ia now at the
Bremertcn navy yard.
On TUESDAY evening the nigh
school PIT. A. elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
President. Mrs. o. A Dulin; vice
president. Mr.. Frank Wing: secre-
tary. Mr.. c. e. Mittelstaedt. and
treasurer. Mrs. John Murphy.
-
The Narrows Bridge school PIT.
A. reelected officers at It's meet
ing on Friday evening. They are:
President, Mrs. John Murphy; vice
president, Mrs Frank Wing; Sec
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War in Europe
A Year Ago
April II. l940
b. United Press

British fleet bomhsrded German
occupied airport a. stsvsnger-th.
first time in English history that
wsrships had shslled an enemy
landing field.
Ronald n Cross British minis
ter Of economic warfare. declared
that since Italy expressed a neu-
trsl stand she should behave as
neutral nation We are plain
dealing and plsin-speaking people"
he said. and we should like 20
know where we stand with Italy"
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Cabaret and Card
Party on Apr. 10

A cabaret dance IN the Crystal
ballroom Of Hotsl Winthrop and
. card party at the X. of C. hall.
9Th ave. and Steele st.. will mark
the annual Spring Festival Of Ia
coma Knights of Columbus on
Friday evening. April Is.
Growing interest In this high
light Of the Catholic post-lenten
social season has made It neces-
aary to hold the event In two
places. according to. Z. ]. Enright,
chairman Of the general commit
tee and OF the card social where
more than . hundred tables will
Be sst for play. Frank Fox, in
charge Of the dance at the Win
throp. announces = fine orchestra
and other entertainment features.
At the close Of the evening.
patrons of both parties will have
IN opportunity to share IN valu-
able awards which have been on
display at Klopfenstein's and at
Andrsws' Apparel shop for several
days.
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Own n on Words plon. Pay Just 81
q Month including Carrying chorpe

We set out to bring you a range whose beauty you'd
be proud of-whose construction assured wear-whose
equipment offered the time and trouble saving fea-
lures you've always wanted Yet the price must be
q new iow-low enough to be within the reach of
all America Here is the newest streamlined styling
IN cleaning porcelain and flashing chrome Here is I'M
valed convenience in the super-speedy So fast,
in fact, it bakes biscuits in 10 minutes from a cold
start! So big it can roast 25-lb. turkey! Here
fully enclosed HeatFo top units with heats give
you speed for every need, And here proclaimed
deepwel cooker which cooks complete meal for 1i5c!
Compare it with ranges up to $50 more You'll say 1t
can't b matched in any other storel
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Special Night
For Eagles
Fonfore Twins TO
Be in Chdrge

fhe fanfare twins who blow the
blasts Of ballyhoo for Tacoma
aerie Of Eagles are going To BE- on
the spot At Eagle hall this Friday
night. and they hope they won't
lay any eggs.
The fanfare twins" are none
other than Chairman George
Thomas and his willing lieutenant.
William van Well. who together
make up the publicity committee
Of the local lodge.
During the present year. various
Friday meetings have been set
aside ~ special nights." such as
teamsters' union night. city en-
ployes' night. officers' night and 90
forth. This Friday IL going to be
publicity committee" night. and
Messrs. Thomas and van Well are
going to have to deliver the goods
lin plenty.
Every group to hold q special
night previously has featured the
affair by initiating . large class
II was announced at the last meet
ing of Tacoma serie by Ing NJ
Berg. chairman OF the increase
COMMITTEES. that the local Eagles
had passed its increase quota for
the current officer year by q wide
margin. But Thomas and van Well
insist they will have at least "a
new candidates to be ceremonixed
Friday evening
Extra entertainment features
are promised, including . number
Of spicy" vaudeville acts 1.-THE
adjective 10 supplied by the fanfare
tNwins). A. B. Doc" Smith, the
regular entertainment chairman,
y aiding Thomas and van Well 10
make publicity night" = real
success.
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Siiion 10 Address
Sea Scout Officers

Ora Sitton. long resident of
Bordeaux. France. and one of the
latest Americans 10 leave there
last January. will be guest speak
or Friday evening At a meeting Of
Tacoma Sea Scout officers at
Hotel Winthrop.
Shippers, mates, quartermasters
and ship committeeman will hold
their regular business session.
starting at 7:so.
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Rotary, Miss Ruth seglem. and
treasurer, M. Schy.
The high school chorus of 40
voices. under the direction of
Harvey e. Mater, will attend the
Northwest district competition for
band and chorus. which will be-
held at Everett on Saturday.
The Peninsula choir, under the
direction of Harvey r. Maier, will
give the csntata Bright Easter
Morn. at the Central Valley Luth-
eran church on Sunday at p. m.
The Tuesday Bridge club was
entertained by Mrs. A. Richardson
at her home and the honors OF
the afternoon went to Mesdames
C. II. Bird, A. l.. Johnson. j.
Harvey, and H. n. Bachelor. Mr..
and Mrs. Richardson have recently
returned from a three months trp
In California. The prizes and table
favors were collected by them on
their trip.
The Cromwell PIT. A. will meet
on Friday at s p. m. There will be
spring pot-luck supper followed
by a program Of music by the
wPA music class under the direo-
ton of Mrs. Rose Eiers. There will
/ be election of officers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
London 5 Worst Raid
STARTS on PAGE ONE

British fighter planes could be
heard. their machine guns
blazing. - they sought out the
German craft. and the thunder
Of the anti aircraft run. never
ceased.
The alarm sounded = little after
nine o'clock last night and the
all clear came only a little be
fore five this morning
Tho raid reached - peak N
the early morning hours when the
waning moon appeared In a starry
sky.
4 little after dark. hundreds Of
planes. flying in almost continu-
Gus waves. began arriving over the
city.
All fire apparatus and hundreds
Of thousands OF air raid preeau-
tons men. auxiliary firemen, fire
spoilers, rescue squads and vol
unteers turned out and worked all
night. Fire engines still changed
through the streets when Londons
workers went to their jobs Thurs
day morning. Few had slept at
all.
IL Wa impossible yet to e.
timate the casualties or the
number of homeless, but 10
seemed certain that the toll
WAS high.
Emergency feeding stations were
set up as soon as the raid ended,
and throngs Of homeless men,
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women snd children fiocksd 20
them from the ruins Of their homes
70 Tet ne hot tea and sandwiches
and such clothing a. vas avail
abls
One American casualty WI.
james VI. NIinifie. manager Of
the London bureau Of the New
York Herald Tribune. who was
severely cut shout the right
eve and the head generally by
living glass when bomb
struck outside = big hotel.
blasted the rear entrance,
smashed the lobby and wound
81 At least IL persons.
The German planes rsinsd their
bombs indiseuminstely over Great
- London. the Thames estuary
districts and the countryside
around
This raid vas far greater and
Of different type than the big fire
raid on the city" Dec. %. That
raid lasted only about three hours
and the Germans dropped almost
no explosive bombs. This time
they dropped everything they had
including the bread basket con-
tanners OF small incendiary bombs.
United Press correspondents
saw the dead and wounded
lying In the streets - they
fought their way past fires,
climbing over debris, 10 get 20
their office. Occasionally they
would stop To aid rescuers get
aged or wounded people from
ruined homes.
Al least five German planes were
shot down.
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Exclusive vim
lite therm ostat
lights when oven
ss ready to bake.
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Wrestler and Pal
Thrown for F all
Playing Pinball

Accustomed 10 the rules o. the
wrestling rins, Vic Hall. 77-yssr-
old 22o-pound professional Crap
pier fell sfoul Of the law IN Puy-
sllup lat. Tuesday night when he
ard John PastorslH. 25-year-old
chauffeur. tried tn throw a PIN
ball machine for . loss oy USING
two-on-one wire hold.
However this mold was barred
in Puyallup and wrestler-ohauffeur
ombinatioa were waited away
from their victim BY Puysllup
police who permitted the pair 10
confine their activities to the city
jail
Wednesd the pair were
brought before Judge Robert ID.
Campbell, Puyallup police Judge,
who sentenced each 70 80 days in
the county Jail.
Late Wednesday afternoon Hill
and Pastorelli were incsrcerated
In the c 81. bastile. No informa-
tfon was obtained on who would
fill Hills wrestling dates. He had
wrestled in Tacoma ten days ago.
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u. S. Marines Muy
Be Sent to Englond

WASH1NG1ON : A very snisII
number OF U. s. marines may be
sent to London to serve as mes
sengers for the American embassy
there, reliable sources reported
here. There has been no discussion
Of sending q force sufficient to
constitute guard for the en-
hsssy. IL was said.
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compensation act after July ] 10
obtain information necessary to
establish their accounts on the
date the new act becomes effective.
Commissioners Jack Bates Of the
office ~ unemployment compsnsa-
ton and placement announced
Thursday.
The 1871 session of t1,s state
legislature amended the snem-
ployment compensation act b In
clude employers Of any individual
after July /. without regard to the
duration Of the employment or the
number Of persons employed.
The only exceptions to the COW
erage provisions are those accorded
agricultural labor; domestic serv-
ice In a private home: members of
the crew of a vessel; government
employees. a minor in the employ
OF his parent; a parent In the EN-
ploy of a son or daughter; insur-
ance agents or solicitors on a COM
mission basis only, newsboys de-
livering papers on the street or
from house to house, members OF
certain non-profit organizations:
casual labor not in the usual course
OF an employers business (this
does not include temporary labor
in the usual course of an employ
er's business) and certain miscel-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

Less than so years ago. toma-
toes were called love apples" and
were cultivated for show, not for
food
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by JIMMY hALTo

laneous specific payroll exemptions
such as retirement pay. dismissal
wages.
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Smcig II.

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Observation-Disclosures
0neeleeenteiter
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kattNssScfrctIre rnH
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st. Spbanncs airden 8cmeinbe.

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aomtiee 81, iibergeben.
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elm lperben freien aaiiee unO &uhen
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ben. sSn Ser ooiinuns, Snb lid pieIe
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perionlid bafir baitbar achalten.
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banScln.
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Acbn Salthes. Or. ErGT>ent
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