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Evening star., 1941-06-15
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, experienced, willing to help with
general housework. Call MI 1924
COOK. experienced; frst class references;
call Temple 5194.
must live in account poor bus service; no
night work; city refs. WI. 3447.
COOK. excellent. white or colored for
family Of adults quiet atmosphere;
stay nights. WI. 1919.
COOK, general housework, reliable COL
ored. in nearby Maryland country home.
Stay nights Reply by letter, no phone,
giving names and addresses Of all en-
ployerS for past thraH years; salary, $50.
Box sci. iO20 10TH st. NV.
COOK, g.h.w.. 25 to 35; some laundry;
4 adults; health card and references;
hours, 7:30 am. 20 Z pm: no Sundays;
only thoroughly experienced need apply;
So week and csrfare. Phone Ordwsy 1870.
fcontinued on Next PagsJ
Evening star., 1941-06-15

John Wade tells his story.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
COLORED SALESWOMAN.
MATURED WOMAN.

An opening Tor neat-appearins woman.
se 2S-40, desiring professional work, TO
axe care Of our cOlored customers: refs
aQuired Box GOLD. Star
Evening star., 1941-06-15
STENOGRAPHER.

LADY, young, for general Of
flee work in credit office. Must
be stenographer and able to
meet public. State age and
salary expected. Box 1896,
Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS WANTED for desirable fall
vacancies Washington Schools Associa-
tion Colorado Bldc. RE III"
TEACHERS WANTED for September va
cancies in Home Economics, Commercial.
Industrial Arts, Language others. BALTIC.
Teachers Agency. SO N. Charles st. Balto.'
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Situations Wanted

NleIIIIl-5 IV1 cI OtS I1I11-0 E0 111e1S1F
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
8 lines, l time. zoe line---------$ go
3 lines. times, 18c line-------- 1.08
8 lines, 8 times, 15c line------- 1.35
Evening star., 1941-06-15
HELP MEN G WOMEN.

Opportunity 10 become your own bo
have established trade. See Dixie PaI
Co. 53 Morse ST. ne. 10.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
RUG statesmen

partment store. Box 308-D,
Star.
MAKE MONEY
With our new SOC a week
budget plan. Exclusive in
Washington. 2 sales a day
net $50 weekly. Mr.. Taft, all
day Monday, 1911 Rhode Is
land ave. ne.
UPHOLSTERERS, high class
mechanics; high wages. Call
Sunday morning before IL
o'clock. Clay Armstrong,
1885 10th st. NV.
MAN, young, 18 to 20 yrs. old;
for wrapping clerk, one living
with parents. See Mr..
Schmidt, Eiseman's, 7th and
F SITS. NV.
MECHANIC, experienced,
Chevrolet; want permanent
man who can earn high pay
on piece work. Addison Chev-
rolet. 1922 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
LIFE INSURANCE
OPPORTUNITY.

Secretary -stenog. small agency. some In
references Bov ND Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK.
AppIv 0IHIO TSt St. Y W.
ALTO SALESMAN
MEN Isl

For steady work; earn an easy living at
clean, pleasant work; age no handicap If
active; this is real joo with nationally
known company; openings in D. c., Nd
and Va. See manager, 8 10 IL am. 5l3
Evening star., 1941-06-15

MAN, young, about 80, college graduate
preferred. with some sales and accounting
experience; position is permanent; Mrlle
letter listing qualifications to Box 1s4-G'
Evening star., 1941-06-15
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Locol Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimun
Evening star., 1941-06-15
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN. afternoon and evenings
experienced in draperies and hanging
them. Write Box SIG, Star
WANTED-Man with some experience
and some executive ability to work on the
floor of a wholesale and retail paint store;
do not apply unless you can furnish proper
references to qualify. Box &C Star.
COUNTERMAN,
Evening star., 1941-06-15
SALESMAN.
(Cnntinlled
TAILORING statesmen,

TIONhILY ADVERTISED FOR HIGH
GRADE TAILORED = T o. M EAS U r f
CLOTHES AT POPULAR PRICES. HAVE
ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION. WITH GOOD
FUTURE. FOR QUALIFIED MEN. OFFICE
LAND RI DC Illn ST NV
Evening star., 1941-06-15
HELP WOMEN,


PRACTICAL NURSE, floor duties will ex
Change references. EN- 3415
SALESGIRL for Gloria Ribbon DresseI
3lI4 wilson blvd. Arl, Va Only AT.
lngton residents need apply; spphcant
must call Glebe O3O3 to arrange inter-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
CONTINUE THE FIGHT

(Nrludu State JoulnuD
Al the ftuilv>t OF the United States
Treasury department another attempt
may be made next month IL write into
an administration tax bill d provision
that vii. forbid husbands and wives in
community property states from filing
separate income tax returns.
The provision was stricken out OF the
last tax UilI in order TO avoid prolonged
debate on he measure and because OF
the threat made by the congressional
DELEGATIONS rom the community property
states 20 hold up the entire bill.
Individual taxpayers m the eight COM
monty laa vvrtN states holding the
status Of husband and wife. eniO an adj
vantage in meeting the governments in
come tax bills and the argument has
been put forth that >ucn advantage Is
discriminatory.
The basis Of the advantage lies in the
fact that states Of Spanish heritage rec
ognZ- married woman as q full partner
OF her husband with an equal right III
the fruit ot their Joint labor. The law
j. as old a. the states and is recognized
in every transaction affecting husbands
and wives Passage of legislation in any
Wt.E nullitring the law would he an out
right invasion Of states rights
The treasury department, reaching
into every corner for funds, sees only
the money i believes might be made
available oH enactment OF Legislation set
ting aside state statutes that long ante
date the income taX laws.
There is no reason to believe, however.
that the sixteen senators and the many
representatives from the community
property >tatc-, will heed the treasury
departments "'.:hes and abandon the
fight Il j. difficult to believe that
President Roosevelt viii lend assistance
u an attempt - emasculate state laws
that have long been recognized as among
the oldest and ,oundest on the statute
books. And further i is doubtful if the
supreme court, which has 50 often recoG-
nzed community property rights. would
uphold q ted-ra la" adversely affecting
them.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
AN AWKWARD
POSITION

fWuH Sire, 1aHl7sa.)
Thg >psl,;.o.e - some members ot 4
aniuH @:sAe;.'.e Z, M.~@ and sometimes
wing. 8. ,1auvls,,~e either memb1rs ot the
sam, a~.g. ~ 81 Httle torgptIul about
- matter ~ paying e,jrs once might
hal, Hp,,. considered L bizarre pertor-
MANS. i nu> urcon,r ~ common that
w hardly notice /.
Dvssiu.y., never occurred - lie union
leaders Wtso 5auUEuFattd mat sort Of
,s3ng thu, >orle day SOMEONE would mere
i reverse ;te .Ge,, I'D strike against
PAYING Gut>.
That j. t.l3. .H.a- !" the Pennsylvania
anthracite eu,4 fields whore miners. who
arp member, -. {, aH.oa Jnder contract
ure striking. ~. sla,>e ot any apparent
grievance aga,'.>' employers. but because
al extra union assessment : being sub
tracted from ,2clr pay, ~ order of their
union officers.
The whole thing raises some interest
.ng questions. II there is Il picket line
with banners. what ~ill The banners say =?
VIII they declare tha: the United Mine
Workers are being unfair To the United
Mine Workers. And union officials.
whose policies are the cause OF the strike
will hey firmly refuse Il cross the
picket line And # the strike continues
So that the government must Intervene
what will II take over? We doubt that
it will be the union.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
by Peter Edison -.
The Inside Track in Washington

tires of the public and just plain
curious rubbernecking tourists IN
chairs facing the committee. Doors
bans. messengers scurry around,
people get tired and leave, and new
oues come to take their places
Witnesses make statements, and
then nearly every one OF the 26
committee members asks questions.
By the hour. That's where the time
goes. And when the House does fl
niSh its hearings anG acts on the
bill. the whole show will be re-
peated by the Senate.
The most amazing thing about
Baruch's statement on freezing eH-
ely single price is that it is not
new. Baruch has been saying this
same thing for over 10 years. In
June. 1880. q war policies commits
SION was created Dy Congress. Pat
Hurley. then secretary OF war was
its chairman and from March to
MAY. 1881. il held hearings on the
general subject of planning for pos
Sibe war. To that commission, Bar
nev BaruCh submitted memoran-
DUN on plans for industrial mobill-
zation. elimination OF profiteering
and the equalization of the burdens
of war. Out of this came the in
dustrial mobilization plan OF 1881
This plan was revised in 1888, 1896
and 1899, but the basis of all these
plans was Baruchs memorandum
Of 1881.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
by Willis Thornton :.
Test for Pan kmeriCanisni

hIrudaosr aliue toward both
gounu5l. md b#sh peoples 1t is
not nls-mdsm. tnc ease, and it
aul - ba .rraly influenced by
looG.. ul agetesical propaganda
wi.lca h,ge souo from The south.
l. i. not 4 question of who is
r4.''f
I'm = wosld which has relapsed
.nto rrp .aa cl the Jungle IN in
s.walanI a.a'rs. the American
nations Ina kcan one area of the
Werld under Inc law OF reason and
fil.!uaunu We nave a duty to keep
Il to.cb OF sam.Jy alight in a Workl
AhIra has aroage lively darkened
.er ~ %la" tcms-
The UuieG states wants to ex-
et 10 Coioe,us-p pressure on two
en.1ll 5aUa Am rican nations. But
il .uou.i nd must loln emphatlc-
4l.t VII III" other Pan Americaf~
countries which are pledged TO
nr3ca ~ c&ee q united pressure on
Botn countries. frs. to establish L
temporary boundary and stop the
4 aLl!aa and second, 10 set in
motion arbitration or other ma
eGucrH for thr permanent healing
OF TIM. ore SPOT on the body of an
otherwise healthy Western Hemi-
sphere
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

The United States .noHld a.E
immediately anG atfon-ls poalnd
NcNIeo's froDo.al Tor ct collective
Pan American elton to euu ihr
tWo-mOnth border Nur between
Peru and FCaador
This Is a tcst on practical Ia.
Americanlsm We people Of III,
Western Hemisphere halc mudo !
great ado aboGt the uraeeni sa'-
tlement of disputes 10 y" mean
What W. .at'
Thr War nov auakin- Jhr @erld
Is primarily about thia one laaa:
shan 500 years of eilo1 10 inU
ways of peacefully stt,llaa III
national disputes be Unked by eE-
cry militarlot Who sees a chur. tu
oct Whal he wants by iar .a2
The rec peoples oi the ~ofi,
say no Blood is bena poard o@
TO back up that no. GW IN th,
meantime sine" july y. blpaGE
nphtin- alouA The Fcru-FruaGot
border has been breal:Iua oT' -
cry week or % bccaUsc tuc a.~-
chmcrN Tor adjustment ol the dis
pute has not tmclioncd
Il IS Good to SEQ MeNico ak ii,
lead III lal, matter By cdlAna ler
Joint action By All IL" American
nations. L viii not be poSelDt ~
,uaee,t NOW that the Unped State
is urIna to buIly.a- aaN ..a@i
AmearM nations mto I9E course,
The United States can aaa ohomO
ioln now with Mexico, Assent AK
and Bralll IN dynaHr cil"i :.
bring peaon and good sense 1" 2e''
ON the Pelu-FcUadOr rItaaion
Thc Unltrd State. Iia ouIE el'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
THE SAME IDEAS AGAIN

Dig out that memorandum now,
and you will find basically the same
Ideas Baruch now advocates. BY
proclamation he advised then, de
cree that every price in the whole
national pattern as Of a determined
date shall be the maximum that
may thence forth be charged for
anythlng-rentt wages. interest
rates, commissions, free-in short,
the price for every item and sery-
zee in commerce
Then. as now, Baruch has not be-
levcd that fixing the wages OF la
Dor At determined level as Of
some specific date means putting
an END to labors right to strike
or bargain collectively as long as
Industry is working for a profit.
The attempt to draft labor is an
attempt to draft dollars" he has
written Enforced and involuntary
service for private master IS and
deflnd BY Supreme Court as slav-
has been clearly and repeatedly
cry prohibited by the 18th amend
ment to the Constitution"
WASINGTON'S BARUCHISMS
Bernard M Baruch, testifying on
price control matters before the
House Committee on Banking and
Currency proved to be just as
salty and peppery as he was when
he served as chairman of the War
Industries Board back in 19l7-l9.
Here are few of his epigramS. De
fensc work of today is the peace
work of tomorrow. No man ever
understands anything till he suf-
ferS with it. l wouldn't have Bro
ther Hnderson's job referring to
Leon Henderson, today's price ad-
mlniStratOrl. If I had it, I'd go
lump off the end of a wharf with
a couple Of anchors tied to me. IN
flatiOn will hurt everybody worse
than anything they can imagine.
You people who have the ears of
farmers and workers should tell
them 10 limit their purchases and
get out of debt. The emergency is
such that all competitive effort
should bp set aside. Everybody
should be- treated alike. This is Il
war in which we've all got to suf-
fer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
N TEE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR TIE COUNTY
OF IMPERIAL
No. 1884
II NIAI0NS

NO. lJ0S4
SUMMONS
II p f r IAL IRRIGATION DIS
IBIGT. Plaintiff, VS.. A. c.
BUPCH. JANE DOE BURCH,
ct al Defendants.
Harry " Horton and Geo. r. Kirk.
Auorn. - Tor Plaintiff.
TIE PEOPI + Or THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS
10 A. c. BURCu. JANE DOS
arRCIi. /. S. Lesson, JANE
DOE LNltSON, G f. L1NDLEY.
JANE DOE lINDLEY, WILLIS J.
GOULD. DOROTHY H. GOULD,
THOMAS J. FAULKNER, JANE
ION raUI KNER. a. Fl. HOLFORD.
INEH /. HOLFORD, HUSBAND
AND WIFE. HORACE C. LONDON.
GEORGIA Nc u. LONDON, HUS-
BAND AND WIFE, H. E. GROOM.
GEORGE y DAMRON AND
TIORENCE T. DAMRON, HUS-
BAND hNH WIFE. LAND & NAV
IGN1lON COMPANY OF LONG
ETACIi. 4 CORPORATION. MER-
CIihNI5 HOLDING CORPORA
t2GN. I'D \ CORPORATION,
RELIANCE 1IIit, COMPANY, A
stt.pJ.tIION AS TRUSTEE,
It'll k IN&I'RANCE AND TRUST
GO.lnt|N, A CORPORATION,
- TRUrTIJ. JOHN DOE, JANE
DE. RICHARD ROE, JOHN DOE
company a CORPORATION.
RICHARD ROE COMPANY, A
GC-PARTNERSHIP, J. DOE AS.
ENLGUTOR Or THE ESTATE OF
r ROE. DECEASED. AND j. DOE,
As ADMINISTRATOR OF THA
ESTATE OF r. ROE, DECEASED,
DEFENDANTS
IoU Arc Hereby Directed to APP
,eur AID a.s""t the Complaint ipn
n action c!la."d as above, brough.
asafus; YOU i'll TIE Superior Court
ii tl3a CuaHtt OF Imperial, State
~ California, Wl'Hin ten days after
J..a rgslrr or Hou Of this Summons
j. .yGod within this county; or
H2'h-a thirty day if served else
. vi. re-.
and yoU are hereby notified that
au.cas you appear and answer as
aboy" required, the said plaintiff
Vii tafc judgement for any money
=. Camaec5 demanded in the COM
Alaht# a. arising upon contract, or
Ytt vi! an1'E 10 the Court for any
asI,. rcuri tnmanded in the Com
I paint
Given under my hand and the
sna Of jhc Superior Court of the
lo'@t@ OF Enprrial, State of CAL
ilomla ,aia dag OF November.
1910.
W. j. McCLELLAND,
County Clerk
By G O. KENYON,
Deputy Clerk
tSFA1D
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Barbs

Marshall Field III. who inherited
one Of the nations greatest fortunes
says he doesn't care what becomes
Of 1t. The line 7ormS on the right.
Wonder how many June bride
grooms already have forgotten how
10 drive with one iland?
Some farmers would rather let
rabbits RUIN crops than run the
risk OF amateur hunters.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT vi
THE STATE OF CALIFORNlA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
GAN ERNARnINO

In the Matter OF the Petition OF
Carl, MICHAEL RAUSIN. to- rs
tabliSh the Fact of Birth OF the'&aId
Carl Michael RauSin.
NOTICE AND ORDER FOR TlMl.
OF HEARING PETITION TO ES-
TABLISH FACT OF BIRTH.
Notice is hereby given, that the
petition of Carl Michael Rausln iol
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 l94l, at the hour
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 Bcrnardlno.
HARRY l.. ALLISON,
County Clerk.
BY MONTE &. SMITH,
Deputy.
(S22O2 lncJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
DEATHS NO FUN,
YOUNG FOLKS

Traffic officers weren't SCI - watch
you. Young men and women Of Central
high school and Junior college. because
thev want to spoil Your fun. When
they're hardhoiled with You, II Is not he
cause they're being ofticjouS. nor he
cause they carry " badge
Most Of them-and we speak from
personal hnuW.cdge-haNe been traffic
Officers long enough 50 that they haven
got swtjed heads about their power 10
tell a motorist. pail over, there. Most
of them have been n their business long
enough to have seen a few ears cracked
up. with blood splitting over the floor
board, and bodies erumpled over steer
inc wheels or on the pavement. he%Ne
seen it So many times they don't get sex
over i any more. hat they do know ne
grief that comes with sudden death. Hey
know The ugly WrechaEe il leaves. tn'
shattered bones the cracked MINDS (Aa'
are there sometimes cNe" Whtn E.@ =
not Snut.rd out
No-the traffic eop whose SupelieFS
have been forced hY yom driving. your
speed. Your reckleS>nesS. IL assign MN I"
special full-tinle duty near your school,
is no, acting out ot cuSSedneSS "hTn L"
turns the siren on behind You.
He may be saving your life, or the HE
Of the person riding with You. Or he
may be saving the life Of somebody Hou
don't know-Somebody in 4 ear coming
down the street. He's got Two reasons
for what he doe: it's his Job, IN the
first place. and in the second place ne
knows what it would mean 70 Your 1rlt noN
your family. if Your careless driving
brought on the sort of thing he has seen
the same kind Of driving bring ON 50
many times.
He knows that you think you're too
good Il driver to have an accident. lie
knows that You feel that your car Is
nnder control at all times. He knows
that YOU would argue that Your reflex
reactions are uuck-that You can stop
ON q dime and turn on the change yoQ
hayt. left over. Sure, he knows al! that
He'd picked up the twisted. torn bodies OF
quite a few other people who We're eX-
nert drivers. too. He's heard mothers
and fathers. sisters and brothers. shrek
ING in the insane grief that comes "lth
the first view Of a loved ones mangled
body after sudden. unexpected death has
struck.
He, talked too many times to people
who were laughing. Joking, Joyous one
minute-and manned for life the next
simply because another car had appeared
out of a side road, or because there was
gravel on the pavement, or because tire
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

EDITOR'S NOTE: The folloWing edit
oIiaiS are presented as interesting opW-
ions roictd bU editors elSeUhere: Ihey
do not nect >SariIY reflect the opinion OF
This paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

HOLLYWOOD. Sept 2G.- Behind
the screen: Lots of ridiculous. mai
aproprian remarks are attributed 10
Samuel Goldwyn. bat the ones Of
pure Goldwyn coinage generally M
clude a deft bit of logic or tcrSo
opinion that is wonderfully expires
siye. His Include me out" prob
ably is repeated daily in cXeeutlv#
conferences all over town
During a long. tresome confer
ence about the middle OF last week
Goldwyn stroued to Il window, re
oarded the pleasant auulmn3
weather and sighed: What l
marvellous day to spend Sunday,
And in another conference, ~
declared: What the movies ne"d
is more love stories with romantic
interest
If that sounds silly, consider the
string of love stories now dcEotlng
themselves to multiple amouI>.
First there was Tom, Dick ana
Harry with Ginger Ro=cro imaR-
ining herself in three sDarate rO-
mances. Then came LYDIA re-
counting the four loves of Merle
Oberon And Tyrone Power nov
is launched on a sequence OF tour
love affairS-one every two rytl@
in Son of Fury. His ais are
Elsa Manchester, Virginia Gilmore,
Gene Tiernev and COblna Wright,
il.
ANTI-DOUBLE FEATURE
Maybe the idea Of combining cpl
sodic romanceS into single PIE
ture has something to do with Ho!-
lvwood's search for better weapon"
against the double feature. Any
way. there are three prod1lcc.>
who also are about to cOncGC,
feature length films made uD o.
slightly related short stories Or
son Welles has a script tor It
All True" involving several yarn.
David Selznick is selecting i''H
from l8 potential stories for TAFT
of Mystery and Imagination, It
deadly title if ever I heard one
Boris Morros is about ready to tlilA
a seven chapter saga OF the ad-
ventures of an evening suit. Hc II
call it Tails of Manhattan.
LINE BLOWERS
Subconscious ideas sometimes
spout from players when they bio"
up in their lines. In Paramount 1
"Midnight Angel" Martha ODi@-
coll was supposed to say to Rooef'
Preston: Never marry the moou%
type. They'll drive YOU crazI.
What she actually said, on th'
first take. was. Never marry tn'
movie type. They'll drive YOU
crazy"
And out at 2Oth-FoX, Carole Ian
dis was playing a scene III no
Spot" that called for her TO say
I'm wasting my time Just beln-
an ordinary waitress But when
the camera began grinding. She an
nounccd. I'm wasting my tt!"'
Because Of the peculiar conaifnr-
ton of their mouths, sharks luin
b.cl... tt.l1g,l gtt1rklnp
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
SAID 1T ALL 10 YEARS AGO

Baruch Is Only the second WItne .
,.e committee has heard ana !,
I-nt through with tne first. Lon
Henderson present price udlG. TIA
,oy with limited authority and most
ui:elY choice tor ps:ce nXer GnGer
tae proposed legislation, Il Con-
lres- ever passes Il. Henderson was
calico as first witness AUg. ! The
committee recessed Tor nearly a
month enc no. oi 'hc members
vent home Tor vacations while
prices continued 70 rise
TIE committee it.olt l. a cumber-
some bur important bod, Of 26, The
members 81 arojnG il. BIZ srmi-
circular raised bench, VII. tn" vii
mess and his ace and the press
IN Il" .weI inside lie seml-clrcle,
".'u several Handred repreeenta-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

MEMBER
American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. Nation
a Editorial Association.
California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
CERTIFICATE or BUSINESS
Fictitious Firm Name

Tie Undersigned does hereby Ger
t.fY that he is conducting a whole
sac beverage business at 297 Main
Street. FL Centre California. under
nc tict.t!Oua ..rm name Of VALLEY
BEVERAGE COMPANY and that
SAID firm is composed Of Ii" fol-
loving persons. whose namta and
adaresscs are a. follows, to-%It;
SYDNEY s DARWIN. G14 Fl
Ccntro Avenue Fl Centre California.
Wines M hmao liz. It'b dag Of
September. l94l
SYDNEY s DARWIE.
STATE or CALIFORNIA;
COU%TY OF IMPERIAL,
On thIe I'm cay of September,
A y .34l Drfpeo me. s r SHAW,
a Notalt P.D..e "a ana loE sad
CO - "sa ga" personally APP
pca:cG SYsu"; S Darwin knoWn
- ;ao n b. 'L' person "hpar name
i. ..Dsrr.bra ~ thr @.'r.u Mstru-
.acu'. ana acknowledged 10 ne that
- rEer41cd the same
H. WINES whereof have here
1atn set NJ hand and atfI%,d M
ottlc.a .cal ,nr day ana ear in
tn, certificate iirst above written
S T. SHAW.
laid County and State.
%otarJ public III and 1or