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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21
Legal
MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTAYF

By virtue of the power and au-
thority contained in a mortgage da'
ed March 13, 1910, from Donlan H.
Mclaughlin and wife, Gladys Nc
Laughlin, to w. F. Mauldin, which
mortgage is recorded in Book 264, at
page 227 of the New Hanover County
Registry, default having been made
in the payment Oh the note secured
thereby, the undersigned will offer
for sale and sell, subject to 1910
taxes, at public auction for cash to
the highest bidder, at Twelve o'clock
Noon, at the Court House Door of
New Hanover County, Wilmington,
N. c., on February 27, 1941, that
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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21

"ONE ESTABLISHED QUITE
open in Wilmington, handling one
of the worlds largest lines of
foods, extracts, spices, medicines,
toilet articles, cosmetics, soaps. in
secticides, and cleaning materials.
May be worked on a full or part
time basis. Exceptional profits.
Write Mr.. Nelson, Box 1875, Char
lotte, N. G., for full details"
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21

BED, SPRING AND MATTRESS
combinations $24.50 and up. Terms.
Jones Furniture Co. 1S S. Front
Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21
Announcements

VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCA.
ton. lis Market st. Dust two
doors west of old location).
Sneeden.Y ork, Dial 1851.
REMODELING SkLE NOW IN
progress. Call early while stocks
complete. Pender Furniture Co. %
So. Front st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21

LARGE OIL CALCULATOR - EX-
cellent condition. May be seen to-
day. c. w. Wright, 205 So. 4th st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21

SALES, RENTALS, INVESTMENT
Moore Fonvielle Realty Co.
We are equipped to serve you.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21

WHATEVER YOU NEED IN NEW
or used furniture, see us. We can
furnish that spare room or entire
house. Yes, easy weekly payments.
Wilmington Furniture Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21
Houses For Sale

BUNGALOW 6 M. p. CAROLINA
Beach Road, 2 bedrooms, living
roo-1, breakfast room, kitchen.
bath, all conveniences; IA acres
excellent land. Possession March
5th. Also small bungalow Myrtle
Grove Sound facing Waterway, all
conveniences - reasonable - easy
terms. Store 102 So. 17th., excel
lent location-6 room apartment,
second floor, freshly renovated.
Meares Harriss
REAL ESTATE
90 Princess St. Dial 4043.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21
Houses For Sale

Il N. SEVENTH ~ HANDSOME
brick home. IA rooms. 2 baths. :
mediate possession. Bargain for
immediate sale. Meares Harris
Real Estate. 222 Princess. Dial
4O43.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21
$50 Real Estate

LIST YOUR RENTALS & SALES
With Us. Al Service
Frank G. Harriss. 120 Princess st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21

73 Hardware
JOHNS SON ELECTRIC FLOOR
Waxing Brush for rent-$1.50 per
day. Gregg Bros. Hdwe. Front
and Market SITS. Dial 9655.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21

IMPLE STOCK BEDS. SPRINGS.
mattresses and pillows. Terms ar.
ranged. Peoples Furniture Co. 257
N. Front st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21
Office For Rent
l30 Professional

SPENCER CORsETs AND SUR
gical garments Individual design.
ing service. Mrs. W. M. Hibbs,
1920 Orange st. Registered cor
setiere.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21
IS Household Goods

BEDS, SPRINGS AND MATTREs-
ses, folding cots, dressers, living
room suites, oil ranges Batson
Transfer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21

FURNITURE BARGAINS - CASH
or credit. Castle st. Furniture Co.
ia Castle St. Dial 6447.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21

Al 1899 PLYMOUTH COACH; 1899
Chevrolet Coach, Radio; 1897 Ply
mouth aa Sedan. Jack Selby. Dial
3006,
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15

American railroads have a total of approximately 5000 passen- ger cars.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15
Supervisor Appointed
 To Control Art Objects

Advises from Washington, D. c. says Harvey w. Starling has been appointed permanent sup ervisor of arts and crafts of the Office of Indian Affairs.
 As supervisor he will aid in distribution of Indian-made art objects to dealers. The office does not sell at retail, but distributes them through licensed dealers.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15
Nursing Service
 Reports Activities

 A report of the activities of the public health service nurse Tn Kodiak released this week showed 857 cases handled and assistance given in IFS cases in the mmuuization program. The period covered dates from the start of the demon ,tration, ser vice in February 194O.
 The report was presented to the city council along with the request for financial assistance which the council gave by vot-. mg grant of $500 to the work. 1t IS pointed out that the ser wee IS available on request 1e- gardless of economic status or racial group to the city and en- Virons.
 The report follows:
 l. Nursing Services to Con- municable Disease Cases
 Nursing care to the acutely Ill IS always directed bv the family physician which in all cases is the choice of the individual or family.)
 (a) Communicable disease cases admitted 1S9 Home nursing visits to cases 395 (Tuberculosis patients not included)
 (b) Tuberculosis
 Cases admitted 26 Home nursing visits to cases 116 (c) Immunization program The nurses have assisted the physician in immunization clinics
 CD Children vaccinated
 against Smallpox 239
 @ Diphtheria immun-
 ization to infants and
 preschooI 12|
 (3) Schick tests (to
 show dlphtheria pro-
 tection) 136
 (4 Immunization a.
 gainst Typhoid Fever
 Kodiak 563
 and Woody Island 37
 (5) Tuberculin skin
 tests 191 II. Nursing Services to the sick other than acute communic- able disease Nursing care to these cases is likewise directed by the family physician, the choice of the individual or fam ily.)
 No. of cases admitted to nursing service 94 Home nursing visits to cases
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15
359

III. Maternity Services
 Number of admissions of mothers to nursing services throughout the maternity cy- cle. GA Home nursing visits to mat ernity cases 199 Assistance in home deliver ies 4 ". Health Supervisional Ser vices to well infants and pre- school children
 Number of children admit ted 133 Number of home nursing and conference visits 661 V. School Health Services
 Number of children admit ted 263 Field and office nursing visits 756 VI. Crippled Children's Ser vices
 Number of cases admitted 12 Number of home and office nursing visits 57 VII. Number of Public Health Meetings l2 Attendance PIP VIII. Visits to Welfare cases
 29 TX. Health Educational Act lvities
 CD Group instruction to 3 classes in home nursing cover ing a series of 30 class periods each.
 (2) Individual and group conferences
 (3) Public Health talks
 (3) Health Educational films X. Dental Care Program
 Number of children receiv- ing dental care by the local dentists under the dental care program Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

here VII be e'0"' ard no won
F''t'' w ,p, Spring Just 0s9, 0, out With
ds. T p,.o Of proe's.'" '~'. ,'', ON minded
['0 ,s., bargain bin Tor 's" sret.l Ne
''0''' '.sa IKE saving '''' s sass,. ago.
men WIZ ~ tbe.o bs'1''es e e s7ooo IN the
t'1d w md patterns t0'' 0s,o Jo, Blend.
F'O'''' . '%s Soft . s' .S.. need.
upper 9 ,o'ty weave. Of quality Tweed r"s by
t "'..s s'p md early MONDAY Y.,4bioa 600
s's sao-ootsb choice Of s, ,ssso you real
' need It. So be on s'1 y. , ~ortsr Of f
zion from every man IN W.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-21
gerseblidjes 2~iebesperbsn

geoboem er nit ietnen geruhe, Die Sugeno Der omerifani6en Sod
fhuIen gu erfofien S6iffbrub erlhten bat, perudt Der IinfSraofal ein-
getente american yoltb GongeB nunnebr, os frennogeborene Clement
bmies 2anoes IN ietne Nebe 5u 5ieben. Ge Organization bat IN Waibfng-
ton cine ~8erfammlrng Der Sngeno" abgebalen. angeblib 81 Dem 3pede,
bic 9ehte Der Sremogeborenen gu beidisen. Ole &eoner panoten ft in
bo6ningenoen @ortn gegen Die &egirierung Der Musl1noer ro peridie-
oene, nod i'm aOngreB famebenoe @aBnabmen, Die af cine aOnhoQe Der
@uslGnoer bhnJRlen, m0 fe lieBen fh Die @eegenbet nbt entgeben, in
elmer .gof6ot an Die SugenO Der @et~ 5u bdonen, oaB ale iumgen
2eute 0urd yganoe Der grioerliGfeit~ matchmaker Derbunoen iden.
gs lit nidt an5unebmen, oaB irgenodne oetfffdmmige Grippe nf
0iees ourdfdtige Manober btneinfaqen miro, Delbes nibts Deiter be-
opedt. as Der Communication 9ropaganoa neue anbdnger 81 geUinnen.
Mnroe es grolg baben, 10 fuGre oamit nr Wnfer nf Die Wfble Der
eTtremfen Gremoenfeinoe ggoHen, unO oereu gemiben, unter Dem ome-
rifaniiHen Iolfe Stinnrung gegen Die 9remogeborenen 81 fbaffen, miroe
uiafonnn1ene lnhrftitung efabren.
G8 gibt mutrIb genHgeno uirflih pariotfde gereinigungen, oeren
@ereftigfeitsinn gegen pgHde @usnabnegeebe 5te1ung ninnt 0nrb
pehe irgen6ene @ruppe in oeien 2anoe btrpffen meroen niroe, uo Die
anerfennen, mas oas fremogeborene Clement 81 Der @ntuidlung Der Ser
einiaten Stoaen beigetragen bat llno liberties lit Die ginTelang Der
@egiuung in Buibington oerort oaB niemuno, Der Die @eiese befolgt
ehnas Az befirdten brnubt. Seoenfaas miro Die Sugeno 0eu1fen Stant
Washington Journal., 1941-02-21
Die fDurmemOe STRIFE

Die &rie in benz gepaligen &ingen miro innerbolb ord l9onoten font
men. Sic miro Die 5orm zines gepoltigen oeufben Sdlages ge9en eng
lao annebmen. Diier Sflag miro nit tdrferen 2utangrifen Begin
men, Die idHeBli6 in ben lange erpartetn SnbaionsDeriub ibergeben.
Morineiefretar Rnor iagte i'm ger60r iber Die 2eno-2eoe Bill, OaB ieunen
Snformationen mad Die 0eutffen Strategen berets sic @etterberidte inGe=
rem. SobalO cine ldngere &eriooe gnten @eters erparRt meroen fam,
miro es Iosgeben.
giIe @rInOe ipreben 0ofir, 0B Deutdlano cine groBe anfrengung
MAIDEN miro, ebe Diele Wfonoe borlbergeben. Sitter bat cine groBere
Gbance, ben Grieg gu gepinnen, penn er ben groBen 8urf Denubt ebe
Gmerifa in Der Gage it, England ariegsmahrial in riefgen g2engen
gu i6ifen Suder pro ferner etpas tm miHen, ee Stalnn gn5 gu
fanmen6ridt. Nmh manden Sa6oerfdnoigen lit Die amerHanhte umo
engGfte 5Iug8eugproonfton 10 i'm steigen begriffen, oB fe Die 6eaHbe
ihieBli6 efnbolen miro Smmerbin miro es nod lange Oanern, big eng
lamb foDiee Slug5euge bat ne SeuhbIan0. ShIer muB aHo lbt Die
~@ntf6eioung iuhen, Oa er nod Die 5%ablenmdBige lleberlegenbet beBt.
@enn Die 8ereinigten Staaten england mirflih befen woaen, mlen
fe ben 8erIano bon ®smatriol nod England IN gang geDafigem
WoBe ieigern.. lno man fonn fb babel ni6t os @efibls erme6ren,
oB bic 6ritrben SmOdsibHfe balo Sdusgelet bon amerfonn9en
&~rnegsi6iffen erbalten neroen. 0eutidIno bat England Die groBten
gunOen ourd gerlenfmg feiner SanOesi9iHe 5ugefig. @leit gfabr-
lid mar Die Beib1ogung o0er 8erienfung ser &riegs6ffe, Die 81 GonooD=
oienfen berange5ogen turben.
gs fam natirHb fen 3neHel 6aiiber befeben, bob Die @erpenoune
bon amerifanihen ®sdifpn 81 &onnopihuboenfen cine &rRgsbano-
lung mare. aber ooranf lit Die Seffentibfet ia 10 porberehet oB fe
oobon nhht mebr iberrai6t ueroen hMroe.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-21
a e
MIIe SebIer iinO DeraeibIid.

MIIe SebIer ftrO DeraeibIid.
9i6t ieOer @aum trdst Gru6t.
Reue SeItumdueIeu. oie iebr
ertrogrei1 Iino, bat man ailf Der
IHiDeOii1en SnieI SelanO entoedt.
g0geI boben TIRE gr0Bte Sterb.
LiGfeit fur5 Dor INTO nod Dem Aus-
idliipfen. Sour ettpo Die SGIfte al
Ier @ier nitro gu fliiggen g0geln.
@an bat in Ser llmgebung Der
olten Sta0t Babylon Die 3eIte bon
9eDGiierungs- uno @nttpdlIerungs.
anIogen alisgegrober, sic Dor $500
Syobren bort in 8etrieb tuaren.
DnnfeIn miB ser $immel rings
inn <n0e,
0oB iein SterneneIon5 gu leitdten
tpoge;
Stiirnlen muB Oog 0teer biz tief
gum @raln0e,
DoB ans 2ono es feline @erIen troee.
@loffen muB Oes 8erges Offne
Mrn0e,
Dab iein @oIOgebolt eriteb gu Soge;
DuufGe Stunoen miiilen offenborett,
@ag elm Ser3 0es @roBen birgt unO
&loren.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-21

5euitern borbeibuIdten, bate ibre
9iebe fir ite Sen Slang Der Ger
gangenbeit.
Sn Oem Brief, oen iie nod an
ieIben Gag an SeIga idrieb, legte
lie oos Bib nit elm. Den Oftober
iiber fabre id gu meinen gerrpono-
ten an 0ie Office, idrteb lie; nnO
0onn; Sage 5rieOer bite, er bate
Ons Bib in Dem Bud nidt uergei'
len 0irfen."
Washington Journal., 1941-02-21
9entider &unhfnnt
Highlights for the Week Of
February Bismarck 1, 1941

Time and Wavelength:
500 a. m.-S.45 a. M. EST DJB on the
1874 m wave 05.200 mel
4.50 p m.-ll.00 P m: EST DID on the
25,49 m wave lI.770 mc)
$50 p. m.ZI0:45 p. m. EST on the 3l,5l m
$50 p. m.EiT.Oo p. m. EST DxB on the
3I,zz m wave (9.6iO mc)
500 p Moo a; m: EST DIG on the
1888 m wave (6.020 mel
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY %
5.0O-Little House Music
6.I5-German Folk Concert
7.00EGermans the World Over
8.l5-Newsi in English
6.30-Lord Haw Haw
9.30='Signals from Home
i0.30-News in English
MONDAY, FEBRUARY "a
5.0O-Special Broadcast
6.l5-Hamburg Harbour Concert
6.l5-News in English
9.30-Club of Notions
l0.30-News in English
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is
5.OO-Visiting a Training Ship
6.t5-Philharmonic Concert
6.l5-News in English
6.30-Lord Haw Haw
9.301Old Irish Songs
i0.30-News in English
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20
5.00-Dance Music
6.l5-Popular Opera Melodies
6.45-Master Concert
6.I5-News in English
9.30-Dance Tunes and Cabaret
O.30-News in English
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY RI
5.00-BalIet Music
6.I5-Request Concert for the Army
8.I5-News in English
o.30-Lona Marquellan
0.00-Operetta Melodies
.0.30-News in English
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2s
5.00-Youth Broadcast
6.I5-1housand Gay Notes
8.l5-News in English
9.30-Great Masters
l0.30-News in English
SATURDAY, MARCH 1
5.00-MusicaI Cabaret
6.I5-Dance Tunes
8.I5-News in English
9.30-Dance Tunes and Cabaret
I0.30-News in English
Washington Journal., 1941-02-21
@ebr stamb alS
Gterme
@ene Grfenmtnife bOn ben Ma1en
im Weltan.

AN NCCt4uu+
Sod INNER ungel0it 1T bic Sra.
Qe nab Dem @eIen ulo 8irfen Der
5toffe, sic fid 8tpiiden ben uns
Iidtbaren @eItirnen am Simmel
berumtreiben. @emeirt lin6 babel
nidt sic uus alien pertrouten 8ol-
fen, Die in einigen bun6ert Metern
Sobe iiber oos 6irmament iegeln
un0 0ie mir ieit Der S6ulaeit ols
Observation-Disclosures bon 8olier
fennen. |iel tpeniger miilen mir BON
Den Stoffen, oie. Dem Mohtberei6
unieres @loneten gdn5lid entriidt,
pieIe Minionen &ilometer melt BON
ms entfernt iino. iiaerlid aher
mobl troboem ibre 8eOeutrng audi
fiir uns Sroiide beiisen. gelonoe-
res Sntereiie beroienen Oaber Die
6oridungser9ebniiie, Die 9. Strom-
gen-&openbngen Dor elmer 8elebr-
ten-9ogung befanntgob.
gS banoeIt iid babel Dor alien
INN sic 9urhiubung oes 3aumes,
Sen unIer Mil6ItraBeniDitem elm.
nimmt. 9ieier Sell 0es Meltals Be-
Iibt Sic @eItatt elmer 2inie, unO
5tunr cine nfleine~ A6is bon 1000
Sterntpeiten = oas lino etpa 1000
NAL oreiBig 8iaiosh &llometer -
iopie einen 9ufGmeiier bon 5ebn-
fo6er 2Gnge. 9ieien &aum oarf
man als leer be3ei6nen, 1T bod
gum geiipieI Ser 9lbitan0 Ser Som
ne bonn nd6iten 6iritern rieiengroB.
AuBer 0ieien funfelnoen @immels.
f0rpern treiben iid ieoo@ nod an
Oere Maiien IN ienen MnenoliAen
greiten lumber, uno ibnen gilt in
b~eionoerem @raoe sic Mufmerfiom-
felt ser 6oriher.
gs Iino oreierlei 8ege, bic cine
ltnteriudung iener Stoffe erm0g-
li6en. Sc ldBt Ed tpobrnebmer, IN
tpeldem MnBe tie 0as 2idt Ser
Sterne beri9luden, 3tpeitens: intpie-
fern lie ielbit bon fi9 aus Strnblen
ausien0en uno oritters: ME Itarf
iif Oie Sbmerfraft bort austpirft.
9ieie Qufeaben iinO boiler Samie-
rigfeiten. sic Iiegen Dor alien in
Der ouBeroroentlid geringen 9idte
Der Maiien.
Ser erite @eg fabrte gu grfennt-
nifien iiber Die 8eidaffenbeits Der
ounflen @olfen, Ser 8peite permit.
telte Mufi9liiiie iiber @eien unO
8irfen Ser leu1tenoen M~rtgenollen.
@s ertuies fi6, 0aB aud iie fem Ell.
genes 2idt alisienoer, ion0ern oas
Der Gterne 6uriidnerfen. Nus Dem
beaeren 2eudten idlieBt man auf
einen boberen @rd0 bon Mafleber-
oidtung. 50 glnubte man Die Gro
BE Ser ein5elnen 8artifelden auf
ben tauien0Iten Sell zines MiGime-
ters l11ben gu 6iirfen. Muf ole
Sale nimrtt man an, bob Die Ne-
BEL ni6t gosf0rmig iinb.
S6lieBlia bat man oie Srage ct.
ortert, Oh li1 auBerbalb oieier @oI-
fen nod anoere Stoffe 5tpiiden ben
5ternen befin0en. ginige 8eobad.
tungen legen sic geotmenoigfeit ma.
be, in Ser Mitte unieres Wilditra-
BenipItems elm fart leudtenoes
Centrum gu permuten. @ber mie
fommt es, bob mir es niht mabr-
nebmen fonnen? Die grfl1rung
lautet: glu9 bier lit es cine @oIfe,
Die al ienes 2idt peri9ludt, 10 oaB
es iid u%nierer 8a~brnebmung ent.
8iebt.
G9on aus 6ieien MlitmaBungen
ergibt ii9 Die erbeblide 8eoeutune
oieIes Gori6ungsgebietes. &inau
fommt oaB Die Maiie iener rdtiel-
pollen @olfen mabrideinli9 GROCER
lit als oie @eiamtmaiie aaer 6ter-
ne. 8ienei9t fam ma 0arous emit
nebmen, 0aB mir Seutigen nod in
einem 8eitalter leben, on iid aus
Die Sterne 6uIammen5ubaIen begin-
RON r~ipfinpn MnIfpn neg MpIfnnS
Washington Journal., 1941-02-21

@ir nebmen $ilfe, tpober fie
aud fommen mag. = &rebl.
Gas M1rden bon Mihenbr0oel
lit iiber 1000 Sabre alt. Mian tennt
es unter bielen Namen in etpa $50
8nriationen.
0ie 9romil6erfriitalIe, oie Die
lidtempfin0li6e Sdiht diif ben
p6otograpbiihen 6ilmen biloer, itr6
etipa 100000 en- groB.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Fruits and Vegetables
Pets, Dogs, Birds, Etc.

, pUREBRED Airedale pups. four
months old. Route No. 7. Box e23.
Tacoma Turn At Bucks garage on
Mountain highway. go east 70
Clover Greek sfhool. Ask At grocery.
POLICE. Wire. Scotty pups. PET
SUPPLY 74s Pacific Main 1891.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

RELIABLE party wants 70 rent or
lease five or more room house IN
Stewart and MARY Lyon district
Garland 1927.
RANCH. Share basis. prefer COM
plete furnished ranch. iio4 18th
at. g. e. Puysllup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Exchanges. Swaps

MISCELLANEOUS 1923 Ford Model
A Coach. Trade for bedroom set
or large oil cireulatoF s62o East
Eye street
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Business Oppor. Wanted

T1iHEE-IlOOA modern hotiss. lao
lots Ia EnufnciaH. Washington VIII
trade for equipped restaurant ~
grocery In city. Write re. Tacoma
Times
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02

WASHINGTON, May 2 CUP)-
Speaker Sam Rayburn said today
he would take up directly with
President Roosevelt the pleas of
members of the house ways and
means committee that the $3,600,-
100000 tax bill be tempered by at
least 81 100000 of economies in
on-defense spending.
The ways and means committee
is now holding hearings on the tax
bill. Several members have advised
Rayburn that economy in monde
fense expenditures would make
their task much easier"
Rayburn said that mo conclus-
ion was reached but that he had
advised them that lat the first
favorable opportunity l will discuss
the matter with the president, Or
rather, relay their views to him.
Observing that there had been
suggestions all over the lot" for
possile economies, Rayburn said
members had mentioned national
youth administration, soil conser-
vation, relief and other appropria-
tions.
Secretary of Treasury Henry Nor
genthau, Jr., submitting the admin
istrations request for the huge tax
program, said he thought economy
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
CaIexico Scouts
Receive Awards

Twenty-four Calexico boy scouts
received advancement awards or
Thursday night at a court of honor
celebration at lockwood school. ac-
cording to Hugh Wilcox, scout ex-
ecutive.
Boys who received awards:
Troop 5-Terry Chu, Leslie Dove
Earl Cavanah. James Roberts
Richard HulsiSer, George Stevens
Gene Stevens, Melvin Chemo.
Troop 2-Elvino Mukai, Vicente
Barron, Louis Mukai, Emmett Hen
ry.
Troop Raymond MERCER Shi-
guerra Kawanami, Frank Britton, H
Kawanami. Searl Davis, Bob Ken
nedy, Edgar Collins.
Troop g = Antonio Astiazaran,
Jimmy Geering, Hector Corrall,
Henry Yturalde. Unberto Barbosa.
Troop 9 won the attendance BAN
ner.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Fighting Pioneer
Dies in Poverty
At Los Angeles

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mess. He bought $40 acres in the
old No. 5 water district near Braw-
ley. He was on the board of the
No. 5 district, soon demonstrating
his vigorous physical tactics il?
putting over his ideas. After for
nation of the present district Nick
erson was appointed from the Braw-
ley district in 1916 when the former
board resigned in a body and L
was up to the board of supervisors
to appoint a new board.
NickerSon was as stormy and Wig
orous as the times the board mem
bers went through. He served as
board president from 1919 until
1923. He seconded the historic mo-
ton made by r. d. MCPherrin, the
motion asking voters if they favored
requesting the secretary of interior
and congress to include Imperial
Valley in a unified Colorado river
project to provide storage of wate,
on the upper Colorado river
He engaged in ranching and StocB
raising in the valley and at one
time owned an orange grove near
Pasadena, land in Arizona. land ir
Mexico, apartment houses and ga
RACES in Los Angeles. and extensive
interests in San Diego county.
He bossed a crew of workmen
engaged in All American canal
work in the CaleXico area but there
after was able to work only at light
er tasks.
Everybody knew Joe Nickerson.
his friends said. He was one of the
best examples of the builder pioneer
type with rough and ready methods
of getting difficult feats accomp-
lshed
Nickerson was survived by two
brothers, Charles A. and George L.
He will be buried at Rosedale cem-
etery.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Long War Foreseen
By Ross HiCkc0x
In Poll of Opinion
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(COntlnueu lIOlIl dbC OAAN/
people with victories.
EVENTUAL VICTORY
Its going to be long war,
longer than the last, and eventually
the Democracies will win. Germany
can't be starved out as easily this
time. but 1 think she will fall Tor
two chief reasons. Sne will have
killed off the flower of her man
hood and her allies and the sub
iugated countries will cease to fight
for her when victories are no longer
forthcoming.
HickcoX predicted the United States
would be in the war actively by
early fall at the latest. 1t will be
by gradual extension Of naval patrol
lines into the Atlantic until before
long u. S. gunboats will be convoy
ing all the way to Great Britain.
Regardless of developments in the
Mediterranean, a new Atlantic life
line will take the place of any Suez
line that may be severed, he be-
lieved.
A strong possibility that the Unit
ed States and Russia will be lined
up together, fighting side by side,
was seen by HickcoX.
You'd fight with a gang of wild
Indians, if they fought on your
side-wouldn't you?" he added.