davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

heat me instead. Then ran
To FL Magnifico and begged
him 10 order Maria 10 stay
away from him. When he re-
fused, l called him name.
He held me with one hand
and slapped me with the
other. Then he kicked me
and i came 10 YOU"
WHY CROSS HIM:
what can / do for you ."
Manuelo beloved. IL am just
keeper OF the bulls. Ell
Magnifico is the finest tore
ador I'm all Mexico. He Is
greater than ComanchO or
Obregon. He is enshrined i'm
the hearts of the people. He
Stays the bull with infinite
grace. Why should 1 cross
him, even II I could?"
Because" Pancho said
Stoutly, "he has brought dis
grace upon our family, yours
and mine. He has fOuled our
name. There is very little /
ask you 10 do" he said rapidly
"Just feed this little powder
mixed with bran To bull YOU
are sure he will fight.
1T will make the bull
little crazy So that he will not
fight according to pattern.
Then FL Magnifico will he
humbled. lie will he driven
from the ring. He will let
my Maria alone"
What is the powder"
Manuelo demanded.
loco weed" Pancho told
him. ut Is found in the
desert. IL drives cattle and
horses crazy?"
"All right" Manuelo agreed,
"T'll do It," And about an
hour hefoye I entered the ring
the next day, he fed n1e t6e
drug in bran.
THE ODOR AGAIN
That day. l stood in a dark
space and heard the roarS of
thousands of people.
Suddenly, one side OF the
room rose in the air and !
smelled the sickish smell and
looked out into big arena,
saw a man on a horse and /
charged them.
My horn entered the horses
belly and / lifted him and his
rider into the air.
! felt frisky and a little
crazy 1 jumped up in the air
and came down so that my
tail was where my head had
been and vice versa.
A blood-red cape entangled
in my eyes. Behind il was a
man with long sharp sticks.
j charged the cape and the
man Che was the banderillero)
thrust the sharp sticks in my
shoulder.
1t hurt. / could smell new
blood. 1t was mine.
/ got madden.
Then a tall, slender man
faced me. He was dressed in
silk with tight pants, white
stockings and shirt, a little
vest with gold spread over it.
His hair was a black wig tied
in a cue. He was very hand
some.
This. I knew. must he FL
Magnifico. And he. / knew.
was the cause of all my suf-
fcring.
Then my stomach felt
strange and good. / leaped in
the air again and beloved. |
came down hcad-to-tail again.
| felt crazy. l did not think
any more.
Fl Magnifico waved his cape
kzt,e n ..,.I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Elsie Robinson
Let Him Who Is Without Sin

I KNEW there'd be a comeback. It's here
1t all started with the federal announcement that
guilty of heinous crimes,
enlist in the United States Army
glad added that wished the permission had
extended serving terms for minor
gladly their lives aonement given
deep that desire is for their letters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
the Side
BY E. v. During

Let any man shop the ooyd that he fcels,
Afraid Of bark and 'tciA fy at his heels
Let him fearlessly face IT, 'trig lcare him alone,
BIT 'toiR faur OF his feet II he filings II a
Owen Meredith
Above suggestion facing world good for man
and nation especially day
-EVD)
DRESIDENT ROOSEVELT prefers 4-mnute boiled eggs
preference in the right direction l 5-minue egg
man. If YOU are. too shake hands and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
'ENRICO'

CENORS, Senoras and Seno-
y ritas. il is difficult 10 eX-
press my appreciation of the
honor the affectionadoes of
Mexico City have accorded
me. / will not say that II
does not touch me for il does,
deeply,
To think that II is decreed
that l may live out my life
until the good God lets me die
IN the fullness of years.
That. indeed, is a privilege
given 10 very few of my
breed, my clan or my family.
We OF Arnadocs have AL
WAYS died in battle. We are
horn and bred and trained 10
that purpose.
"SON OF ENRICO"
The ears OF the Bulls Of
ArnadoeS have decorated the
boudoirs of the most beautiful
women of Old Spain and New
Spain.
our pictures, Snorting and
with horns tossing, line the
walls of affectionadoes all
over the world.
My picture will never adorn
a wall nor viii my ear repoSe
among the musk and the
scented bottles of any lady's
dressing table.
But here i'm my luscious
home pastures. there are
sleek young cows. frisky and
willing 10 be wooed.
shall mary a great many
Of them, and 1 will send many
strong offspring TO the Plaza
lie Toros and the Ring And
people will say:
There, Little One, IL a son
of EnricO. You remember
Enrieo. The bull who won his
fight at Mexico City"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

no attention. / charged 10
the side of it with my horns,
and FL Magnifico leaped
awkwardly in the air TO avoid
me. i heard a roar of hilarity.
The crowd was laughing itself
sick.
MORE LAUGHS
We faced each other again.
He was aiming his sword al
me. He thrust. l pulled
away.
The crowd laughed again,
thousands and thousands of
people laughing, a strange
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

The medical profession has
developed number of different
treatments for birthmarks
Port wine birthmarks are the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

TO size us up so that they
might know what 10 do when
we met in the Ring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

One client asks: What does Honori-
fcabiitudinitatbus mean Boy ne had
me there.
Shakespeare is the only writer / ever
noted using il and perhaps he made IL up,
GONE Of the queries asked me by an
= interviewer from a college newspaper
and answers / gave to same
Q-What is your hobby?
A-Studying the breeding OF the
thoroughbred horse preparatory TO making
my hobby breeding thoroughbred horses
Q-What is your favorite sport?
A-For participation, baseball; as spec
tator horse racing.
Q-What was your most interesting
experience on your last trip abroad?
A-Most interesting visiting the native
quarter in Algiers. Most exciting return
ing through the submarine zone on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

Slantly cross my desk, pieduihs lndt give
their message to the world. %
So / gave it. And instantly. if not
sooner, The Righteous began TO yeip their
indignation HOW CAN YOU TAKE
SIDES WITH SUCH CREATURES?
THEY'VE SINNED AGAINST SOCIETY
ONCE; HOW CAN YOU POSSIBLY EX-
PECT THEM TO BE LOYAL IN TIME
OF WAR? AREN'T THINGS BAD
ENOUGH WITHOUT LETTING LOOSE
A MOB OF MONSTERS UPON US?"
Sez you SEE /:
I'm not softy about friends ar ,ceak-
HHgs.
I'm not taking sides Nth such creatures.
BIT am giUing my sympathy and faith 10
men toho for years hare proued their remorse
and hunger for decency under conditions
iCbich Would haze sent many a pdnty-Woist
crazy.
A S FOR Shining against society," which
one of us hasn't? Which one of us
hasn't, in some way, added 10 the worlds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

IERE pleasant little that will
day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
fortune the letters the number
Of letters subtract the number than
add your upper left
hand of the recange and check
numbers left right Then read the the letters
the checked figures give you 5O
William y,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

ordinary red, fat spotches On
the skin. The name describes
them-they look exactly as il
some wine or dye had been
spilled on the skin. The treat
ment is by carbon dioxide snow
or air-cooled ultraviolet light.
THE STRAWBERRY MARK
The strawberry mark is red
or purple, elevated a3o'ac :s..,-
surface of the skin. 1t has
berry or lobulated appearance.
Treatment is by carbon dioxids
snow or electric dessication.
The cavernous strawberry
mark is a more extensive and
complicated form. The use of ra-
dunn in the hands of an expert
enced dermatologist is usually
successful in treatment.
Spider marks are small, SUI
perficial blood vessels. They are
easy, though tedious, TO treat,
either with carbon dioxide snow
or electric dessication.
Straw-colored birthmarks are
caused by Emphatic vessels. and
are best treated with the cleo
trio needle.
The fiat. non-hairy mole IL
best treated with carbon dioxide
snow or electric dessication.
Superficial, mild treatments
over a period of time give bet
ter cosmetic results than severe,
prolonged treatments.
HAIRY MOLES
Hairy moles. either fiat or
raised. should first have the hair
removed by electrolysis. After
that, carbon dioxide snow or
electric dessication is the treat
ment.
The most favorable time to
treat birthmarks is soon after
birth. The young cells are more
easily affected than old cells.
Parents should be informed
that abnormal skin, is not re-
placed with normal skin by any
treatment of birthmarks, and
all that can be hoped for is a
pale. smooth scar for straw
berry marks, and a pale area TO
replace the port wine stains.
Port wine marks are not
likely TO grow after birth and
there is less urgency TO begin
their treatment early. Straw
berry marks often grow after
birth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
TO OTHERS-DULL

My life has not been inter
estlng 10 any one but me.
was born small, close
coupled and black, in these
upland pastures of the Hills
Of Arnadoes on a lush, green
and gold morning in April.
| lunged to my feet an hour
after birth, as calves do, and
stood patiently while my
mother washed me with mooS
rumbling in her throat.
lnstinctively, we young
bulls played at fighting. We
paved the earth. We charged
and gored each other with the
soft, tender horns just sprout-
ing from our foreheads.
FRISKY LIFE
We ran ahead of the herd
boy. We waded knee deep in
the creek in the heat of the
day. We ate the good green
grass and the bran that they
brought us.
Life burgeoned in us and
burst forth in frisl<ings.
When l was 2. 1 was cut
out of the herd and turned in
with a lot of other young
bulls. They called me
"Enrico, the Little Black
Bull"
In the fullness of time, my
destiny caught up with me.
They shipped me. with eight
other bulls to Mexico City's
Plaza de Toros.
When we arrived. we were
bored and irritated by the
bumpings and the swervingS
of the long train journey l
felt like goring the world.
SO when they drove me
down the runway from the
car, | charged A steer that
came 10 meet me from the
corral and butted him TO his
knees. He got up and looked
at me reproachfully. and /
butted him down again.
But, then suddenly, l was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

ignored the worlds need weakened fumblng
morals confidence self-respect?
We may be guilty of "helnous crimes but we've
aged hell peculiar Yet how
indignant we'd be if said didn't deserve another
chance but should be oHeasts for Ife
Montaigne said e" hare
miracle in the lcorid than myself"
HfATS-tfue every being whether inside
side the bars There's ugness those branded lives
which has also smed the places of And
there's beauty your
which flicker family
their souls.
very prisons
by which allow them be is a blot every Of
u and shows up he uncvllzed the Jail.
Whippngs. Men lying months filthy. ghtess
Given meal right speech
until the epressed words in their brains
GRANTED the inmates offenders against society And the
~ warden sincere, wellmeanng But what community
would let abuse if it had gone mad Shall
become the twisted brains guard
hold brief for criminals But know full well also have
the markings which, least the softly when
the being discussed And while I'm bordering
good luck that figure bright against the figure
of that young scornu above huddled
of the and cried the narng who would
have stoned her shame:
HIM WHO is WITHOUT SIN CAST THE FIRST
STONE"
Inc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Gen. Thompson
To Resign Post

OLYMPIA - AdJutsnt General
Maurice Thompson. for almost
three decades q ranking officer u
Washington National Guard. will
retire from his post within ths
NEXT few days
DE viii be succeeded by IA. Col
walter J. belong of the <lst
division. yhose home IL spoksns.
AZ the governors office here n
was stated that Gen. Thompson
had not resigned AMI VAS still on
the Job.
However, there VAS no Denial
that he was expected To qul, soon.
A. Camp Murray. national guard
headquarters. u was admitted
Dei>pns sirssdy has been pfspar.
ing 10 take over his new duties
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Sports World
FLASHES

DETROIT - Hank Greenberg,
the Detroit Tigers 50.OO0-a-
year outfielder. Friday was
placed in class IA draft
classification and his local draft
board chairman said he would
he called to the army at S2I a
month In May.
RENO. Nev.-Angelo (Hank)
Luisetti. "a, All-American bas-
ketball star, and Jane r. Ros-
sitter, 10, Of San Francisco, OBJ
tanned a marriage license here
Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

cavalry mansuvers taught Mayor
Harry y. Cain. oosnmsBdsr-in-ohle
Of the city's home defense corps
has been invited to attend Sun
days drill
Never Dssbandsd
While The cavalry unit has been
Inactive for time. Ii xsllingsr
reports that II never actually dis-
banded
Some confusion existed earlier
IN the year as 20 the status Of the
home defense corps and state
guard troops. but. with apparent
abolition o. state guard. the
home defense group viii 10 ready
to serve in case u possible emery
encies. particularly In mounted
patrols through areas not easily
covered by car or sfoot
Won't he Called
The troop VIII not be called on
for state or federal service.
Al Sundays dnn Commander
Aeiiinger Will 1de ~Nultnomsh
Chief" recently purchased Amer
iean ssddle-bred bay gelding. a
beautiful animal and a prizevinner
IN gated classes az PortIsrd's lat
International Livestock SHOW.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Main Street

Miss Elsie Buech. 1919 So. X st,
and Miss Marjorie Williams, Of
Brookdale, are planning a trip to
California and the Hawaiian
Islands. They will leave April a
and expect to be away six weeks
Both Will visit relatives while in
|Cshfornia.
Lieut. Marvin NJ. scott. presi-
dent Of Tacoma chapter Of the
Reserve Officers assn. and secre-
tsry Of the Department Of Wash
ington assn. was ordered TO activ.
tContinued on Page 2. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

Men and mounts are 20 be put
through their PAGES al new train
ing area Al Whartons riding aoad-
envy. south Of Tscoma's city limit.
on the Pacific highway. in the
Rigney hill sector.
Site Of the former Tacoma riding
academy. ground and stsble are
being directed by Wharton, q troop
member and veteran rodeo rider
and horse trainer. II 10 believed
the new location will prove con-
yenient. because Of its close proxi-
nifty 70 downtown Tacoma.
Recruits Wanted
New recruits will be welcomed
Sunday. declares 1t Neliinger. Be
tween IS and 30 members enrolled
in the troop originally. but il VIII
not Be limited 70 any exact num-
Der. Those DESTROYS Of tolning may
either own or rent their mounts.
AL types Of saddles. including
English and Western, will Be- se-
eeptsble.
With the warner months due
Ii Hellinfer IL planning on out
door drill o1cs ge~k- Ridirr
and roplng vii bs stressec, and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Dismissal Of Dr.. Brumbauuh
OF Bible Church Announced

vsrsy ending with the refusal Of
the psssos ~ meet further v1tn ths
session. The assistant pastor ~ss
ssssd 70 fiil ,hs pulpit on Thurs
day night ana sunday NEXT No
sucess>or 10 DR. Brumeasgn has
been NAMED 90 approached
AT pan, meeting of elders
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

e0ngossd 81 the
elders and trus-
fses n ~ an
nOunoed tn at
nc Rev. J y
YounRs assist
ant pastor Will
occupy the pull
pit Sunday
Elders making
the announce
rnent include q.
H. Astefg A y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
ST. Paul S Cathedral
Pierced by Nazi Bomb

LONDON i German high ex-
lplosive bomb. II was disclosed Of
ficially Friday has pierced the
saucer dome Of 81. PsuTs cathe-
dral. smashing into the north
transept and causing heavy dam
age 20 the mother church Of the
British empire
The German bomb smashed the
Inner portico and hurled masonry
into a pile Of broken columns and
homework.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
GERMAN LOSSES HEAVY
As RESISTANCE ST|FFENS!


- Most Rev. Gerald Shsaghnessy. Catholic
bishop Of seattle Friday Wendell
wilkis for public apology FOE Easter criticism
second attack
The had accused The Republican presidential
holding his pledges lightly. wfiss
traction
Every word cf spoken publicly while he
ming exalted presidency
State. . pledge 10 Bs.h.p >hsax
ssid "Note> s,ek Al hscs..e the,
you broke campaign pledge. thsm.
To adapt . rather ancient sauh n
Miikie isnt the NJ a IN fact he
tMor. Details Page aop
RoME e<lias. 3. e.e.sse
dI'sis Friday thai
all" and that President Roosevelt r~.pesssh~.
Neutrality-suspicious. Director Sidney ~ ,hs
office of production victory
battle of production viii long
stnting cooperation Of the MAJ
WASHINGTON - LEADER AIh~r ". n.sli~, q
kentuck, told the Frds,
Navy Frank kncn had authorized him
shp~ had munitions
More Details Page 7oD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

80 fAr,' the coDmunique
said, 'tbe German advance
has been q coetly one" The
German communique reported
farther advances and capture
Of prisoners and war material
In Greece.
Official sources gave no details
regarding the new and shorter de-
Tense line In Greece. where the
allies had been defending a front
extending from Mount Olympus on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

and dsscors of ths church on Taiss-
day night. a large majority Of those
present sustained the seton Of the
session In this matter
DIR. Brjnbsgsh hzs sent two
Letters 10 the members making
charges against the sidsrs and i'm
piioaiing others The elders en-
pect 70 reply 20 these charges
(Continosd On Page 7. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
STATE EDITION
Heavy Casualties Suffered
By Hitler S Armies in
Attempt TO Rule Balkans
DUllETlks

ATHENS-British and Greek forces holding a
solid fdn-shaped defense line through mid-Gtescs
hare sUfened their resistance 10 hsapv German pres
sure m the hdtdbnkd sector and the military situation
has improved notably authorized sources SAID tonight
LoNDoN-MArkns official sr-A sdus...., tn,
sugosasa has been troop hoard AZ
economic ~arfar Jnxosay. M n.
regarded enemy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

Dismissal Of DR.. Roy TAlmAss
Brumbsugh AZ pastor q the Inds-
pendent Bible church vas revealed
Friday BY the session ~ the church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
THE WAR TO-DAY

British and Greek forces fell back Shorter line Of
deies IN Greece Friday after reporting that heavy
atles had been inflicted on Adolf Hitlers armies
lhe allied withdrawal in the face of German
ot forces was gradual general headquarters at Cairo said
ana followed severe battles in which the Nazs
were turned back on the slopes below Mount Olympia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

Members and friends ~ the
Indspssdeni bible church rtii
ns~ef ip sorm@ss- hall sassisy >.
with DR.. ksy T. Brsob.nTh
speaking NJ ~ .. m. aud = .. On.
There Win b. SUNDAY ebsol 81
ssS .. ma and young peepis's
DestiaE Al = .. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Home Defense Cavalrymen
In Drill Session Sunday

Tacoma nome defenders Will take horse Sunday
afternoon following several weeks of inactivity
LIST 1t Jimmy Mellinger commander and original or
ganizer OF local defense cavalry troop has summoned all
old members to the first outdoor drill session TINS Sunday
al p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and SUNDAY. Tenn
|peratures: High. 81: low, -. Sun
|sises, Sis; sets, 1:04.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

cnbrcbSsrc. " " Fsrguson. W
r. Hamilton. =. r. Hin. J "
Jones. 7. l. Kendall. W G.. Meyer.
L. o. Sargent ana o. Y. sehrupp.
Their snnouneemen, today read a.
follows.
Effective April rs
DIR. Roy T Brgmbaugh was dis
missed a. pastor ~ the church on
April 18th. This act vas deemed
nsceAssry b. the season acting
unanimously. following q eontro.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
More war now. Will he found
today on page 20.

the east. southwesiwand toward
the kalabaka railroad head and
Triksala ana thence westward 10
Albania II the line were straight
ened below Trikkals. 80 miles
north Of Athens. II apparently
Continued on pAg. 20. Column -
BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...........is.7 s2 900
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05

CHICKS EVERY TUESDAY, all
varieties. From blood tested
stock. Ell Centre Hatchery, Ph. 662
lo-3
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05

UNFUR. one and 2 bedroom houses.
Inquire Mr.. Blackburn, Greyhound
Bus station. l1-19tf
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05

FOR SALE. Court Oh highway. fur
nished. More room to build. $1,000
WILL TRADE acres with house in
CaleXico for FL Centric. Clear.
FOR SALE S acres outside EI Cen
tro city limits Fine neighbor-
hood. $3750-S500 down.
STARR Won FLUSS
ll3 NO. 9th. Phone 50
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05

FOR SALE. House trailer, sleeps
three. r. j. Gleghorn, Sc. corner
Dahlia canal and SD. HiWay. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05

FOR SALE: In Jacumba, 6 room
home with two stucco cottages
income $50 per month. Cash and
terms. also four room home $500
down balance to suit. w P. Cape
hart, Box 1873 Jacumba. Sec Sat
urdays and Sundays.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05

III iiO1SilJ 3oi 0oiS
FOR SALE. 2 bedroom house. south
West. Oak floors, tile bath. Easy
Terms. C. Muncey, COB Main
FOR SALE. one OF the New Su-
pclior room dwellings on Olive
Ave. IN one of the best residential
sections. Every modern convent
ence. Kitchen that would delight
the most artistic housewife. Flor
eseent lighting accompanying
each dressing mirror. Insulated
ceilings and walls. Beautiful
hardwood floors. Cedar closets. A
Dream House that would appeal
to most fastidious. Price $4,000.
Reasonable cash payment, balance
under FILA. plan.
Also
5 ROOM STUCCO Bungalow. Mo-
dern thruout. A real home for one
with modest income. Price S2600.
$500 cash and balance easy
monthly payments.
Nuffer Land Co Phone 45W
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05

LOOK! 500 lette1neavs and 500
envelopes printed as YOU want
them, as low as $3.50. Phone 20G
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05

l8--Country Property Sale

10 ACRES Alfalfa and grapefruit.
l. M west of Imperial. Mo iern
, bedroom home. Lease or sell.
Cal Imperial 3201. 11-14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
Il-HOUSES FOR RENT

Good rooms, bath,
close in. Garage. Piano, radio, fire
place. w. l. Stone. lis S. 9th. 12-7
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05

FOR GOOD Used Cars and Motor
Trucks be sure to see Haas Bros.
Motor Co. 757 Main. 1.-THE oldest
Chrysler Motors dealer in Inn
perial county. DeSoto Plymouth.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
. JOE PALOOKA

JWHC 8 THAT I N0%tT# KNOW
VITA joe PljT SHE'S a
.pALookA * kNock. OUT
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05

FOR SALE. Bedroom aid sleep
ing porch. Good condition, south
side of town $1,000. Terms.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$50 Main Phone $50
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05

WANTED: DRESSMAKING. Alter
atlons and mending. 673 Holt ST.
l2-lt
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05

DRY EUCALYPTUS WOOD For
Sale. Ed Royce Phone I23W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Coal Settlement
Due Today
Internatiopai New. service WI.

NEW YORK April 7 Despite
a split between southern and
northern coal operators. partial
settlement of the dispute that has
caused a work stoppage in IS pei
cent of the nations bituminous
coal mines was expected today.
Leaders Of the United Mine
Workers CCIO) and operators of
the northern fields planned to sign
a contract agreed upon Saturday
calling for a 81 a day wage in
crease and vacations with pay.
Representatives of operators IN
Virginia. West Virginia, Tennessee
and some in Kentucky threatened
to halt the conference and form a
new one if the Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Michigan and Maryland owners
signed the proposed contract The
southern mine group charged the
new contract diScriminates against
southern operators.