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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-06
Program Will
Agents Says

tatoes. commercial vegetables,
rice and tobacco for the farm
cannot exceed the sum of its al
lotments or permitted acreages
for such crops under the 194l
Agricultural Conservation Pro-
gram.
Q. What additional assistance Is Of
fered for encouraging increased
food production and storage for
home use and who is eligible for
this assistance?
A Any owner. landlord, tenant, or
sh~arecropper on a farm when
qualities for a cotton order
stamp payment, may also earn a
cash payment of SO by carrying
out a designated practice design
ed to improve and increase food
production and storage for home
use.
@ What practice can be carried
out in order to earn this special
SO cash payment?
A. In order to qualify for such a
payment the food products must
have been grown by each pro-
Queer on the farm for consump-
ton by the producers family. In
order to qualify one OF both of
the following requirements I'M
der (1) and (2) must be met:
"a Perform at least three of the
items listed below for consumption
when they are not otherwise avail
able on the farm. Partial perfor-
nance under four or more of the
following items may be counted in
arriving at the total requirement,
for example, a payment of So may
be made if so percent of the re-
quirements under six items is met.
However, in no event will a. pay
ment of less than SO be made to a
landlord, tenant, or sharecropper.
(a) Produce and store rs quarts
Of canned foodstuffs 70 rthe equi-
valent in frozen foodstuffs).
(b) Produce and store 20 bushels
of Irish potatoes, sweet pitatoes.
and or other root crops.
(c) Produce and store three BUSH
els of edible, dried shelled cow
peas and or beans, or the equiva-
lent in unshelled cowpeas and or
beans.
(d) Produce and store 5 bushels
of unshelled peanuts.
(e) Produce and store Is gallons
of syrup.
~ Produce and store 10 bushels
of cereal grains other than corn.
(g) Grow a fall garden consisting
of not less than 400 linear feet of
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-06

row planted to at least four green,
leafy, or yellow root vegetables,
such as, collards, mustards. carrots,
rutabagas, turnips, beets, OF onions,
Such a garden must be in a good
state of cultivation and adequately
protected from livestock at the time
performance is checked in the fall.
f2l Produce and store at least 200
quarts of canned footstuffs Tor the
equivalent thereof in frozen food
stuffs.)
Q. Will the SO payment be divided
among tenants and landlords?
A. No. Each producer who carries
out a food production and stor-
age practice will receive the en-
tire payment of 50.
O. Must the food referred to in the
this practice be grown on the
farm?
A. Yes. The food which qualified
the producer for the SO payment
must be grown on the farm for
consumption by the producer n
his family.
@. May a producer receive credit
for more than n such practice
during 1871?
A. No.
@. Must the food requirements I'M
der this practice be in addition
to the practices customarily car
ried out by the farm family?
A. Yes. No payment will be made
unless performance under this
practice is in addition to the pro-
ducer's usual production of food
crops, as indicated by his certi-
ficate on the application for pay
ment.
Q. Will the So special payment be
included in the farms regular soil
building allowance?
A. No. The SO payment is an added
payment. for a special practice,
and will not be included in the
soil-building allowance.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-06

The many friends Of Mrs. Walter
Durham will be pleased to learn that
she is rapidly recuperating after
a recent illness.
Mrs. R. f. Rosson, Jr. went to
Jackson Monday evening to hear
Nelson Eddy sing at the Municipal
Auditorium.
Miss Gladys Rhyme of Jackson
spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Rhyme.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-06

Fred Morehead expects to leave
Friday morning to return t Camp
Banding, Fla. after spending e v
eral days visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Morehead.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-06

WANTED-All kind of Indian relics
for cash there is good money to be
made in collecting relics for me. Also
have valuable information which will
be sent free to any one who cares
to collect relics for me. THE CURIO
EXCHANGE, P. o. Box 154, Craw-
louisville, Arkansas. 1923 st
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-06
Supplementary Cotton
Aid Living Al Home,
.;ormers Urged To
Grow Feed ond
Food at Home

How the Supplementary Cotton
Program will aid home living is
shown in this weeks final question
and answer article prepared by
County Agent |. ". Carson for the
Durant News
How Supplementary Program Aids
Home Living
@. Can the acreage not planted TO
cotton under this Supplementary
Cotton Program be used for 9TH
er crops?
> Yes. This acreage can be used to
produce food and feed crops for
home consumption. or for any
other crop or land use, except
that the sum of the 1941 acre
ages of wheat, corn, Tin the COM
mercial corn area), peanuts, po-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-06

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
very desirable location. Reason
able. Phone 10 or call at the News
office. 3tp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-06
CT S|F|E D
A Y f R T|S|N 6

MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route.
Permanent if you are a hustler.
Dealer w. A. Hudson averaged near
ly $3.50 Sales per month. Write at
once. Rawleigh's, Dept. MSC-54-
210, Memphis, Tenn. 2-27, 1T
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-06

LONE SINGLE RUBBER TIRED
WAGON FOR SALE. Good Con-
: dition- First Fifteen dollars cash
gets it Southern United Ice Co.,
Phone 100. st
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-06

FOR RENT: Five room bungalow
recently decorated with garden spot
on highway 81. See Mrs. C. D. Wal
tiers for information or keys to
house. Mrs T. C. Conn's Property.
1t
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
BEAR THIS IN MIND

GTulare lIme>)
1T is al i'd .a,d .>i~ caution, that
when YOUR neigi2',ar's house Is on fire,
We ought ts,h= car of ctr own.
For thoa1ll lie in d government
where lieertt : understood, yet expert
enc htts shown that :; bad precedent in
one goHeI4m-at Is soon 81 up for al
authority n another.
"Thelefo thn.s i miae and every
man. : duty TIT w br#upQa our guard
againSt pow :. N'.e.#t.Fcl' y -, that It
may in iula el5l.~.. l,.S OF our Fellowship
.iectS.
Il think It n. duty to 20 to the utmost
part OF the q {. - assist IN quenchlng
the flame o.. l.a~sea. .onS, set on foot by
the government. 10 deprive people OF
the right Of complaining
Men who IL tlIa and oppreSs the peo-
pie provoke them - cry out and com
plain: then max that complaint the foun-
dation ot prosecution.
But tie question before you, gentle
men Of TIE iur# Is not the cause Of
poor Drint=r No, II is the cause Of
liberty. And / 10 1t doubt that every
man here ~h9 prefers freedom to life
of slavery. sill have by an uncorrupt
verdict. laid =, Foundation for securing
to ourselves e.5l, children and our neigh
bors. that thia4 - which the laws Of our
country haze 9t..}1 u the right-the lib
arty Of exposing .t,91j opposing arbitrary
government - .1eai.ine and writing
the th-Aa a.drts, Hamilton : closing
addreS, to the estt,.5 md Jury in his his
toric def.n~p et Peter Zen@el' on trial IN
- for offending Governor Cosby OF
New olr
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
by Paul Ranison =.
ho|IywOOd's Fads, Fancies and FoibIes
NFA service staff Correspondent

NEA service Staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD. Noy / What
eyer tne IRE serences OF eentlem2n
fm blond OF bamet movie queens.
IT a anea tie movies them
selves de n, prefer blond gentle
men
Watehnz ont OF the conciudne
shots OF Keep En- FLYING, I asked
III Identity of Il handsome young
man who kepl ehmbm4 III and out
Of an anplane Turned Out to be
Caarles Iana. VIE used u have tai
Ix-colofeG eus4N aair Previously
pnaer contract 70 Universal. he add
Lad been .eiea~ed because. algnoasa
ne euul8 &c. se Jusl didn't photo
naaph Wel. HIS t3ce loohed sal1
4 weak
DHeelos Arthur L1bn rehired
Ians tol tsus prtuee ard lTed MS
naiI. IT, change Is astonishing,
ae actors daAg f.ae. end he does
no. look veal.
Ia5m .tga.,s larre are dozen
81 Hollywood males Whe might 20
places on tae syfeea II der @p-
Qaaranep Aeae aaiysri ard cor
gsc.ed IL carof.N - are the tea
turta OF arGNssez. No blond mai"s
are promineui IL pictures except Il
tew whose halr has quality Of
photoaraphng dnker ComaG
NagsI VAS TIE only outstanding eN-
czption Gene Raymond keeps Il
wash aye III his han while AeE
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02

TAe biggest collection Of reporters
n any capital of the world is sta
faned IN Washington. Every day
thIs small army goes qGesting lot
Ne@# FlerN day the newspaper
man Get negative replies or no
answers at all to certain press con-
aasgare queries they address TO tae
4denf. The cabinet ministers o.
&aaaGs representatives Of important
soIelnMGIt agencies.
Tie scIibcs fully understand.
Tt know the nation is facing an
emergency They comprehend the
,b<olutp necessity Of withholding
nen tie public news OF this coun-
tly's defense efforts that might DC
valuable to Adolf Hitler.
When they ask how many air.
planes tanks, machine guns and
pieces OF artillery have been pro-
duced and how many more are con-
templated. they are not at all SUI
prised when they get no satisfae-
ton They realize this is intorma.
tlGn Nazi embassy attaches and
Nezi spies are anxious to obtain.
So i came as a genuine surprise
tc toe scribes and very disagree
able shock to many persons in the
government when the Maritime
Commission let it be known that
arms, munitions, tanks and plane
tor Russia would be routed from
now on. not across the Pacific
Cccan TO Vladivostok, bat from
Boston 10 hrchangel
That news was a golden Gift to
tie shippers of the submarines anG
laIdcr5 that Hitler has sent out into
the North Atlantic Doubtless his
scamen and airmen would eventual
il have discovered the facts, but
the report saved them time and
trouble. It put them on notice to go
cunning for important game. 1t al
most told them exactly where 10
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02

said Iupe I IKE better 10 see
where ny money goes and what
II Goes So lie tcleploned the
police and asked them 10 send the
poor man around 10 Che heater
tnat tEeEing SI.e hadn,t thought
about his nat still bcine in custody,
So When detective picked Inn up
he thought he VA being arrested
again His fearful wife tagged
alone They We're additionally ter
ritied when Lupe offered them
Sl00 bill. thoaRnt they Ware BEING
framed Iae8 finally accepted il.
though
SIX months lasea Iupe sot letter
which ;oid ho% thes Had paid theif
rent aid gas bill aEd had bought
some arecelsas. anG pap had got
some working clothes and found a
I9b. and eIelHthIna VA Iine. and
here WAS a little rma which he had
made. and which Misa Velez must
always Wear bee,.na.. il represent
ed the prayers .na slaatade Of
seven people aaG shodld Be Iuekipr
than any new diawoud.
1 happens tna .se volatile IaIsz
las more Jewels. probably. than
anyone in Hollywood
HAIR-RAiSfNG STORY
Tecln!rally on lie hst If writers
al Columbia Studio i thc name of
DARYL F. Zanaak. production head
Of 20ta-Fo&. At least, Columtja
owns story Of his called Tine
Scarlet 1dder.' which vas part of
Il book he onee Wfose Titled "Hab-
t. II also contained a hair restor-
atlye testimonial in fiction form.
and Was printed at the expense of
the patent medicine manufacturer
But it proved Zanuck was an
AUTHOR. and il got him into the
picture business. The Scarlet
Ladder hasn't been filmed. but it's
listed regularly amona Columbias S
l4efar" properties
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
Uranium Crackers
rIGSKIN PUZILERS

Cheers from lie throaots of thou-
sands sound out eresy weekend as
a football PLAYER goes streakine
down the field fer a touchdown
Nov imagine you're Carrying the
ball and all that stands between
you and a touchdoWn are these five
questions about intercollegiate foot
ball.
/ Can player pi.k up a fun
blcd ball off tie srouad ;nd run
for TOUCHDOWN?
. What three offensive PLAYS
may be used to gain the extra
point after a touchdown?
3. Are the goal pests ON the
goal line Of 4 COLLEGE football field?
What is the end zone?
4. Is football an original Ameri-
can cameo
5. WIZ Is football Geld called
aelIdirOna2
M WEBS
! Nc. cGmblcd Ill is dead. be-
1onPa to Whichever team RECEIVERS
il first
?. Players maE kick. pass or run
to gain extra point.
3. No. Goal posts are 10 yards
behind goal line IN college football
Distance between is called the end
zone
a No. Greeks. Romans, Eskimos.
Pclynesian Islanders and the Eng
lish are among peoples WHO PLACED
football and its variations before
American collegians got hold of the
game.
5 Football field is called grid
iron because of cross-lines every
five or 10 yards. eiying ii appear
ance of a grid
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
THE OLDER CHILDREN
NEED 4 PLACE TO 60

Ihe MAJ J0r neeQ IN any broader ftGfed-
tion program for Fl Centro is attention
to the needs Of children of adolescent
ages At present they are, except for
their parents, entirely Ion their own
as far as recreation facilities go.
II has been said that careful training
of the Younger children will. within
few yaars-When they have grown to adol-
escence-be reflected in their activities as
Of the more advanced group.
1t is partly true that careful training
between seven and ten or twelve makes
better children between the ages Of
twelve and twenty, but it is not true that
such training will remove the problem
now existing among the adolescents. It
would be true if children We're bad in
the sense of criminal inclinations. But
the adolescents who get into trouble
are. not bad" children, for the most part.
They are Just bored children. And ne
matter how much YOU train them at the
age Of seven, they're still going to be
restless if they have nothing to do at the
age OF fourteen.
Our problem is not making good chill
dren out Of bad children, for almost all
children are good. Families with the
hereditary inclinations Of the infamous
Jukes clan are scarce Our problem is
giving the good children some place to
60 something 10 do, so that they will not
90 to the wrong places and do the wrong
things
w need broader recreation program.
The only way 70 get il is to plan it. Lets
start.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
by Peter Edison =.
The inside Track in WASHINGTON

- i ss@ @,aa#e -" e.2lsaa /
Il tae : = ass,z',.iss.
Plant@ uo va operation. MaEzaa
Ge4pene. Eerosea5 aaG oshe@ $50
tic rGbbe9s. aaHe . eaaasdH o.
oa!, 20e0G t9n# T. le51 neW de-
tease plaate. F.st=toua aad Cf5a
}sar II Akron Goodrich ~ IeaI.
T!4e. ..GG L : h1tz Jeg a. &s'G#a-
tse& Cmn L.Es . i95a1- "a. -.
It}al eaf..c.ss &l3.#z#e. : - G2a8B- ~
tCya eM9..a#l@es - .aH G :. I'd
en. ne ,oa.IG. wi II - o. ea#
nu5Der Ifom M3ias5 atG II Dluen
East In&.es.
The sm.1 Bas..ess Um Of chc
Aul.-Tlast DlF.,loa II The DapaEt-
m"nt o. Je.I.#e Ia Been Goia9 8
Ats.p spade WoeH OF soye.nmcnt
pusea&ars a4aaa.s= "ascl A2Fe ,n-
conavicaa.> or aof 0eea sa4.paitli.s
monopolles. antl-tIust's pet enemy.
What has happened Is that apeel-
flcas.Gus - soMe item, aaFe bee1.
so Nil.9eM I.at OILY oae n}onll-
lagtaaer u4a Geea aGie u supply
IRE ao3= lseat8 ard - a.aatles.
.4Jepeadus p=aaaee.s aaFe beea
Con CT .. It 1.aca.=. 35..#l.-
cs6S oAa u tit SGau aGeqs h0-
rnts II. ice Depalan4ea. II Jll,-
tiel b., mo- - ala =, To break
up IT, 4aGnQgo3s. quietly. llenl>
which aaFe beer worked oH 50 il
include eVerFghu4 leom 1...n4 ca0-
incsa L.. tan ipNI.Less goln.nplsn1
coYe. geaG.a6s, ID ari'i}@.al teet!.
for tle Ann
ABOJT-I.&t3NG If figures
WHetla = mar -.oJ ~ aag
bette. q! 20. H.ee i'sHslaan. WI
lace fey. II j.. ce On national IN
cGMe a.d 4aJioaa. a'9t. written
for I3as poaes Ee,4ea. Oaa oI the
Department ot .aasisgl.'Ee.s Az
Herous maaaZNes. haa presented
some figures %Hlcu vii no doubt
be Used igaueaf.} as aIeuments
Justiiy0s Il stu bieso national
debt
Il bglct tie W,.lace theory /.
based ON a comparison ol private.
state aad IcdaeaI dots, income and
intcYrsf payments IL .he boom ye@f
OF 1929 aad thr boom year OF 49,.
By the end Of 1otl. aals Wallace.
prisate .ol2-term debts vii he Sd
billion les than IN l529, private
ahort-tern deb SIS billion =
STATE aad loc9t ao&ern4nnf dept'
So billion more, aud .esflai debt
SO bllAou mosa. Tho add mp Il
a net lotJI Indebtedness i onA
SIG billion more than il 1920 Ba0
interest charges. becauae G. lower
Interest rates, VIII be 53 billion les.
in 1871 than in lj2o, OF 55.5 Dil-
lion IL 1874 ae4aaf sd hHAos
in 1929.
Carrying tbs faelmon' 10 con
clusion, the country could so Mt
aebt approximately 81 per ell
more taaH il j. already and still l.
PAYNE 40 more interest taan il d.
in 1929
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
Did You Know?

There We're 2878l0 visitors, in
So AGO private automobiles, TO Ha-
vail National Park during 1910,
Historians estimate that leaflets
dropped in Germany by allied air
men skortenad the first World
War by at least one year.
The English sparrow is not a true
sparrow.
Toadstools on your lawn uaually
mean that the soil Is weak III
minerals
Best living example Of what pre-
historic animals looked like is the
Indian rhlnoceros.
The stars that form the Bic
Dipper are only part of the con-
Stellatlon Ursa Major.
A pressure of 300 pounds can bc
exerted with his jaws by a healthy
luman.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
THIS ONE NAILED

Sittine in Lupc Veleza afesalne
room. I noticed for the first time
1Wo Of her rings. on the left hand.
y 2a-caat squafe-sut diamond. Oh
the riant. horseshoe nail b2nt
into eirclet.
Several years a2o she went into
,on.5.al called "Yo0n NeH2r
KnoW@ inat epsned III Pittsburgh.
Nlxt moinm2, after reading the re-
views. aae noticed 4 touching "e-
count o. case i'll which lobless
Polish immigrant was arrested iot
stsalna Iood Tor his kids. Inveaa-
atlun D99e out the interpreters
siory. and the 53age to sentence TIE
pr. oneH.
Il am IL. moeh Of enc f9E
efelnl bece checks 10 charity.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
BLAME FOR
PENSION CUTS

Seyera. '...#...s. recently have
Writte'. I.r E.. planning bitterly
against .he f..#..z a...e3 loroids old age
penSieser> q>.sz4 .l.#.4 = .sle t.E}e to make
Sonle sda.t.as#sl
III coz! a.,.... ..'9s.e}.1 justified.
Tie haf1.~. -. .sMedlste and
actsl.l.
But putting. ss.,i ....2.e.a.. e5oy. Culben
|. 0lsaG - s.1N l...2..Is.H %. - official
family .~4st ..s.-...:is.d.
The r. iaa,.s. -. #tl.,., on The social
security ua,.2,. Washington a.ld is in
lerpre1s1ion =. -. social <earltf aet.
And !, ~..ass.s. .... r.. ..l...0yd once more
that both tla'e..fa1. tllSl,s. ssf.t. his state
department. ii ~.a,.... welfare. as well as
members o. -. ei>3atlne. put forth
every eftart--esea. 1o sending their repre-
sent;tiNe> l. III lat. a;t. eipttal-to OBJ
tain SOM .aadIt.e..slo!. - tl.ss ashington
order. but al y Na.l..
Finally irens *. ~.garitH board
came the uleaas,. n. fi5s.t unless the Cali
follia IssA " i 4.e~'s,.et - old age relief
was brought into Ilie win the boards
rulings. th> state would be denied all
federal oIa stg t.s.!Ietit payments.
As these amount l. approximately %
per cent oI WHAT the ola people receive,
there ~ IL gesJg.~e o}.e?l bu1 u comply.
SO out "e.4.# g til special privileges
which th,#G CALIFORNIA; laH had provided
Tor tho,e# er-r#65 years Of age. Nor Is
there any possibility those privileges will
be restored until either the social security
board has ,#ei.,,a.ye.# - lle;lrt OF the law
itself is mod.... ii ta GIVE the states wider
leeWay in the.l. l,=i,ion legislation.
As the matter stands. California Of
ticialS are #pe~e}'les~ - restore the for
mer benefits, n1saen = they would like To
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
So They Say

Mr.. Willkie ought to join the
British and become a member Of
the House of Lords.
William p. L1mberston. Republi-
can representatives from Kansas.
Fair minded consumers will ad-
nit that farm product prices have
been bargain prices during most of
the last 30 years.
Secretary of Agriculture Claude
A Wickard.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
by Willis Thornton :.
Somebody's Tongue Slipped

h.r!. for tacir pror. because therf
are not many sea-lanes between
Boston and Archanget.
1t has increased the danger te
American vessels carrying supplles
tc Russia. l. has made more diff
cult the j5sk of the Warahips whose
Crtv it will be to shepherd the e9n :
1o4s safely 10 port It has mad
more Likely the loss OF some ca
goes that are laY&lGaego
In tie German aaaUallt}, It l.
easy to imagine there We're manE
hearty @hells@ and @n6,nS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
IT'S TIME TO GET STARTED
ON RECREATIONAL PLANS

There is Il Very human. very normal
tendency To be content when a thing Is
seemingly satisfaetorX-lo Work like the
very dickens until program has been
started. and then let II continue with
out Any NOR effort than that required
Ia maintain the status quo.
Fl Centre must overcome such a ten
dency if the city Is 10 have d broad, long
range lecreationa program for Young
stcrs of all aFaS
That we need such program, few will
deny Juvenile court records uphold the
contention. \ great majority OF public
opinion Is SolidlN behind the proposal
for "A bigger. better program than any
yet put into practice here.
Yet. now that the supervised play
ground program Is in effect at the schools,
as II Was last year, the tendency Is L.
slow down, 10 turn to other matters.
A month ago the city council took the
first step toward creating representa-
tive commission 10 study proposals for
creating the scope Of the recreational
program. Yet the commission is not Yet
complete. Various civic agencies which
were to name members to serve on the
commission have not yet done So.
We are not interested in the things
which may have caused the delay, except
that they be removed
There should be nothing controversial
about this commission. It's creation, or It's
work. The supervised playground pro-
gram sought on behalf Of the schools is
under way The sole aim OF the commits
sion should be TO draft plans for more
comprehensive program, with more far
sighted planning. In other words, the
commission will seek ways to improve the
recreation program. How can there be
any fair controversy over such a plan?
We have heard no tenable argument
that the present program reaches al
ages within the juvenile bracket We
want program which, eventually, will
reach all age brackets
Every day We delay puts final decision
on such q program one day farther Off
The time to get started is now.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
Barbs


Tbr b. ~, ~ inee: the co.
0. APMs io l@r % l2al u.
worth Il
Ilalaq rr5t SO y.e% = sasa
got oll5 u le2 #t.m2 ~ theG
caU @l.e .1.1r la. uoaes
About S2095aa59 alaa5ag r paid
yearly IN T. =. Be q late gola
wife a boz Of candy lo...eH.
At la L. poor fol1ss can cnjoY
thinking lhc} may be rch somo
day Rich folk can onlz tear lhc%
may be poor
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
Thought for the Day

EDITORaS NOTE: The foiloring edit
oriais are presented Us interesting opin-
ions roiced biy editors elsewhere. They
do moi nect SSd1ay reflect the opinion Of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
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