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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

desire room and board or turn. apt. in ex-
Gh n o- for wife's services, Telephone
or write Box SD Star
CURTAINS STRETCHED. 35c and Acc;
called for and delivered Days WORK
North s262. Edith Stanford. 2713 P NV.
GIRt cOlqEed nsa wants days YORK
good city ref, Franklin 426s.
GIRL wants Job plain cooking. no laundry;
SUNDAYS and THURSDAYS off. Dupont 324s.
EaTt5rime ,o6 in the afternoon; good ref.
GIRL, colored wants Job general homework
or nuIsemaid; experienced, reliable. Ho-
bart s076.
GIRL. colored, wants days work. ia.
children: no cooking; ref. District 1920.
GIRL eol9 MF dss!ses day work $3.50 and
GIRL, colored, wants part-time mornings
work, $50 am. to 80 pm. in Arlington
or Colonial Village: best refs. CHI. 70s9.
GIRLS t2!: colored. neat. attractive, de-
or night, or light homework. Michi-
GIRL, colored experienced, wants days
work or part time; ref DU. 1885.
GIRL. colored. experienced: wants part
time work in afternoons. AT. BIAS Rev.
Cook.
LAUNDRESS, experienced. family. bachelor
work nicely done: called for and de-
livered properly. Adams s97a.
IAUNDRESS. colored reliable experienced.
wishes fuil-time work o. any kind. part
time work. Dupont 1873.
MAID co!ored, honest, reliable, efficient.
desires weekly work mornings ONLY; en-
ployrd Il, yrs, Cal Woodley 1853
MY MAID would like to get afternoon work
in Silver Spring. Call SH. 1859 between
10 and 3 for references.
WOMAN. colored. young, experienced,
wishes days work; $3.50: city ref. no.
1919.
WOMAN, colored. reliable, unemployed.
wants a Job, cook and housework: stay
nights; refs. Ii. 77S9.
WOMAN. colored, young, wants full-time
general housework; good references. FR.
2793.
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STENOGRAPHERS.
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. colored for small hotel In nearby
Nd; must live in. Phone sligo 21s1.
COOK AND GENERAL HOUsEWoRKERF:.
experienced; sleep in or out 1rr piea asaa
work; small home: good salary. WI. -
C0oY- must he good: ghw.; stav nights;
> ~ rniiyt references WO. 0552.
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For the person thoroughly experienced
in the selling OF better hats We nave a
our ST store. Apply Mr.. Williams,
HoIlywood Shops, 1902 F St NV.
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SODA DISPENSERS, PART TIME
AND FULL TIME, EXPERIENCE
DESIRED BUT NOT NECES-
SARY. APPLY WHELAN DRUG
CO.. RIM. 400, COMMERCE &
SAVINGS BANK BLDG, 7th
AND r SITS NV
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HELP DOMESTIC.
(Continued.)

GIRL, white, 10 to 40, care of baby
year, ghw: So, room and board;
live out. SIS and carfare. Call Monday
RE. 1875. Mrs Jacobs
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BEDROOM 2-pc mahogany, really beau
tiful and fine quality So 50 Easily worth
double. Living room, $4,000 Living room.
500 90. Mahoeanv DUNCAN Phyfe table
ACME MOVING & STORAGE. 461s 14th
81. NV Georgia 1000. OPEN NIGHTS
TIT. XMAS"
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GIRL, general housework for employed
perienced References. 1926 4th st. NV.
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GENERAL, HousEWORKER, exp. with
Young children; live in or stay some nlehts'
1911 city references. EM. 1856.
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CARRIAGE-Finest Eng coach. originally
$3.50 Accurate baby scale $3.50.
Swing, 81 PLAY yard $3.50 A finest
Cond Taylor Tot 81. Medical table and
cabinet: no reasonable offer refused. 32OS
18th st nv
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EXPERIENCED LONG,,
SrENOGRAPHER.

Sadvancement for experienced stenographer
GEntrance salary will be paid according TO
experience Applications TO be conSldered
confidential and no inquiries made until
after Interview Box 449-C. star.
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BUSINESS AND REAL ESTATE.
Guest house, 2l rooms Il baths; feeding
90 permanent guests: house in excellent
condition; automatic heat; newly furnish
ed ana decorated property and business
4or sale excellent terms: easily financed.
ROGERS REAL ESTATE,
GOf + St. NV.
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BED. youths, solid maple complete. SIS.
Maple GRID. 50; seal jacket, size IA, 50.
Oliver Abs
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STENOGRAPHER,
BOOKKEEPER,

Excellent salary to start. Call
Sunday, II am. to l pm,
Shepherd 6870. Monday, WA.
1927. Aetna Finance Co.
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WOMAN, white, competent and experienced,
IN take complete charge of modern
suburban home. where parents are en-
ployed and there are two small chlldren
Of school age; references; liberal salary'
Address Box ll5-D, Star.
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CHAIR. bareback. down cushion, brown
antique velvet. "Karpen.' GOOD as rev,
four chairs. $1,000. Oh, 40ls Sunday or
anY evening
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CHEST a Chinese hand-carved 31x22xls
oil portrait Roosevelt. tabletop Stove. 30
gal. storage tank. . steam radiators; cleo
tric clocks. tall dressing mirror. tall bath
scales. double Washtub. golf clubs iron cot.
NO q313
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ROOKKEEPER,

Garse. well-established real estate ofice
desires first-class bookkecper, must be ex-
perienced in doube-entry bookkeeping and
typing Salary, $1,000 per VI. with op-
portunity for advancement. Reply in own
Handwriting, stating age and experience
poy 45O-C Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21

CHAIR-Living room type good condition;
will sacrifice. 430G Arkansas ave. NV,
Apt. 3Ol. RA. 500
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STENOGRAPHER AND TYP
IST;; steady position; capable
handling large volume de-
tails; S23 week start, prompt
advancement; references.
Box 21O-B, Star.
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| AUTO MECHANICS TOOLS, ferret, midget
| socket set, mis-; between and D. m. sun.
! only ,JOe % II
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CLARINETS. matched pair. a and b
French Selme-, ful! Boehm system, $3.50.
Roy 4p-D
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with or without sales experience. to repre-
sent national publisher IN Metropolita n
Washington; you can secure poSltlon O.
sernonstrator if you qualify. See MI. A b
Ind nj 1nS l.I2l G ST. Z. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21

CAMERA, Retina II. f.2. E R case and
flash gun. perfect conditicA, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21

CAMERA, movie. Revere nm. turret.
Three lenses lz-inch Berthlot l Q, Hex J =
inch 3 . Batthiot 2-inch 30, case, sos
Georqe DuttOn 16g Quebec pl. " Epr.
/. ga. and New Hampshire ayes After
$50 D m
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BOTTLES. iars Jugs, crowns. corks. CAPS
any size Southeast Bottle Supply Co
.35 I1th st. Sc. Franklin 60S5.
poy,S cIDTHING-Boy's blue suit, 81:
reversible tan and green coat, 30; size
S-l2 l74O Upshur ST. NV.
BUILDERS MATERIAL-Wooden doors
and frames, plyboard Partition; large
quantity; cheap. BY appointment. Ma. 20.e
BUILDING MATERIAL - Our southwest
yard has been closed and combined Win
service and your selection. Largest SOCK
ia Washington.
FOUNDATION to Roof at kocaoobottom
HECHNGER co. big sTORES-4.
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Observation-Disclosures, colored, thorough-
~ experienced, good laundress; 3 en-
EIoyed adults; live out. off SUNDAYS,
shristmas New Year: SlE week .a go 90 a hoI
nhone unless you have record Tor remlainI
me on Job and car give eEceHent local
LHls.-onceS INn 2AaE tet 3 end 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21

TRANSLATION SERVICE. established for
sale; wonderful opportunity for right party.
Box 1O0-D Star
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GROCERY STORE with living quarters;
doing over $500 .wkly.; will sell cheap;
terms; 81 800 cash; $1,000, terms sl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21

Sapphire setting. cost S725; will sacrifice
for appraised value. ME. 3412. Save 40-c.
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AUTO RADIOS 81 50; table model radios
from ~ g5 TO $500; worth 3 times over
asking price, Dixie PawnbrokerS Exch.,
st N
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DOMESTIC SERVICE and child care, up
toodafe methods. Please do not apply un-
less you have vitality and intend 10 Wo Ii
and follow directions Regular rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21

DIAMOND-Lady' 3-stone ring: sapphire.
ruby and diamond: will sell for SIS. 2l9
Qrd ct n
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CAMERA. Voiglander, Bessa range finder.
,o1 heliar f3.5 lens, compur rapid, spill 100
~ new condition, SIS. SH 6i55-W.
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DIAMONDS YOU are interested in
pieces left with us for sale must be sod
at once a sac- fee prices Ladv's solitaire
diamond ring with perfect d amend welT =
Ing oyG5 earas f fc set n gam pian on
each side for only 81 200 Lady's soil are
diamond ring with diamond weighing about
ms with eood-sized ful-cut diamonds for
1878 Ladvs diamond solitaire rlrE V!tn
Teshng o SysT carat fdT o snS %
Ladys diamond sapphire rlng with very
fine color blue sapphire, surrounded BY "a
As 5ss o prices include Federal These
and many other bargains at SHAH
SHAH jewelers.. 92l St NV.
DIAMONDS from estates and private par
color diamond weighing = carat, IN expena
sive platinum mounting. STD; 3 very me
eolor diamonds weighing esTat S eac 6 0s
color diamond weighing over IA caIats.
for $40; beautiful diamond weighing
r s6/i ftde diamonds for s4a perfect da
mond, very beautiful, welehs 50 ivu, IN
mans platinum mounting owner VIII TAKE
NJ. Oppenheimer.
DIAMOND, PA carats. brilliant; this will
make a beautiful ring when mounted to
your taste: diamond only $500. DIAMOND
ing; perfect and fine color: we can sell
this $3.50 value at SO Dla aimnoii d sp1
color ruby and II brilliant. full-cu, dla-
monds: a bargain at Sis. Arthur Markell.
gIS F ST. NV Suite. 30l-3, Ma. 02S4.
Washington's Greatest Diamond BARGAINS:
DIAMOND RINGS, 81 so up: solid gold wed.
ding rings with 3 diamonds, only = 90
rings, only $3.50 each: bargains galore.
Dixie Pawnbrokers Exch.. Ills H st. ne
DINETTE SET, slightly used Duncsn
Phyfe. 5 pieces. Phone GE. $3.50. o2o'
Sth st. NV.
CONTINUED On Next PagsJ
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DIE TO DEFENSE

We can place 2 women in order depar ment
of POOP CONCERN, average - c7ntS an
hour in training, steady work when quail
fed Apply to employment manager Mon
dav O 10 II am. 5l3 K 81. NV.
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DIAMONDS watches and jewelry. slightly
used, save 30et to 400s. very large selec-
ton; money-back guarantee: large stock
Of slightly used watches. original cases and
movements fully guaranteed: $40 to $50.
Call evenings, e 10 10 pm Sat. afternoon.
or all day Sunday. GE. 1927. Dealer.
DIAMOND. :, -carat bue-white, mounted
platinum stickpin, sacrifice. Sl75. Geurgla
0HEn
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AUTO GENERATORS repaired, rebuilt. ex-
changed as low $3.50 Ignition Work.
!, cliffs Onn4 K 81 ME- G23H.
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CAMERA, Grafex, mod B, with pack
adapter c ? magazine, As lens, irst-class
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CASHIER
YOUNG LADY,

For cafeteria, 2l-35 years of age. must
he experienced; references. Apply 30
pm. Taly-Ho Restaurant, ST. 17th
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LUNCHROOM beer business street. well
equipped fac business low rent; reason
for selling; believe best in city for 81, 600.
Box 45-D. Star
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ARMY OFFICERS UNIFORM, size 36-37:
blouse, breeches and cap, S25. APply 4Oo1
~ =
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| BABY CARRIAGES cribs, Taylor tots. fold
| ing beds, play pens, etc; large assortment.
! Nat. Sport Shop. 246l Is St NV. Open eve
| BABY CARRIAGE, English coach. leather
| upholstery, good condition reasonable.
WA bSO4
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CAMERA, Leica. model F. extra lens. ac-
cessories. enlarger; new condition. Geor-
1ia
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ANTIQUES stems. castor sets
china, hss, silver, chairs, tables. pictures
frames, books. 618 9th NV.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30
Take Bigger Role

LONDON, July 30. CUP) - The
dominions office announced today
that the admiralty and the Canad-
ian navy have reached a agreement
under which Canadas navy will
play more significant" role in
the Pacific and also a more effec-
tive part in the conveying of equip
ment and personnel across the At
lantic.
The dominions office said that
the agreement may have a far
reaching effect on many aspects of
the battle of the Atlantic" and it
added that before the end of this
year Canada planned to have a
navy of $4,000 men and $50 ships.
Details of the agreement between
the admiralty and the Canadian
navy were not disclosed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30
Custer Asked for
Drug Inspector

SACRAMENTO, July 30 CUP)-
Charges by Paul E. Madden, chief
of the state division of narcotic
enforcement, we're on file with the
state personnel board today asking
dismissal of Joseph F. Stone, state
narcotic pharmacist-i inspector.
The charges alleged Stone was in
volved in an automobile accident
June IL in Los Angeles and that
a complaint was issued against him
as a result. A woman was said to
have been injured in the accident.
Stone also "unlaWfully drew and
exhibited firearm in a threaten
ing manner in violation of the law"
the charges stated. Madden said
he had been suspended pending
outcome of the charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30
SeeIev
Notes

Mrs. A. r. Ferguson left by stage
Wednesday for Parma Idaho to
spend a month with her daughter,
Mrs. Ross HURT and family.
Mrs. Nellie Curtis is visiting
friends in Jacumba and will spend
the remainder of the summer with
her son and family in Los Angeles
and visit other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Oftelie and
Bert Oftelie were Sunday visitors
in San Diego at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Burton and family
and Mr. and Mrs. John McHone
Mrs. George Pray is spending
this week with her folks in San
Diego where her son Dickie, also
is spending his vacation.
Mrs. E. r. Mcdowell left Mon
day for Los Angeles where she
VIII remain while her husband,
Sgt. Mcdowell is with his troop
in Jacumba on maneuvers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30
Committee 0kays

WASHINGTON. July 30 CUP)-
The house military affairs commit
tee today approved a resolution de-
claring the national interest to be
imperiled and authorizing the pres
ident to retain selectees, national
guardsmen and reSerVists for the
duration of the emergency.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Brown and
children, Marilyn and Doreen, left
last week for Trent, Texas, where
they will visit Mr.. Browns parents,
Mr. and Mrs, E. c. Brown and
other relatives. On their return trip
they will stop at Captain, New
Mexico to spend a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Brown and FAM
lily. They also intend to visit the
Carlsbad Cayerns in New Mexico.
They plan to be gone about three
weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 90. 1901
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Sunday Post-Press. es-
tablished 1886 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company, 625
State Street, Ell Centre, Calf.
Paul Jenkins, publisher; A. C.
Johnston. vice-president and gem
eral manager; L. A. Fitzhugh,
secretary and managing editor.
West Holiday Co., Inc, National
Advertising Representatives.
Entered at FL Centro, California,
post office as second class mat
ter.
Subscription rates: In California,
DC per copy.
M m b er California Newspaper
Publishers Association.
In conjunction with the Post
Press (Sundays), per month 75c;
paid In advance, 8 months. $210;
months, S4.00i one year, $3.50;
outside California Sl,Oo per month,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30
.AIumo-verde e

beth Tuttle of Alamo. rncy return
ed TO San Diego Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G.. B. WithroW and Mrs. J.
G.. WithroW called on Mrs. Troy
Horine of Imperial Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Buddic Phillips of Holtville
spent Monday and Tuesday visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l. d. Preece OF Alamo.
Mrs. Goldie Preece entertained
the B. Line Quilting club Wednes-
Gay. Potluck dinner was enjoyed
at noon. Those in attendance were
Mesdames: Florence Gray, Dora
Gibbens, Berta Edwards, Jewel Ed
wards, Thelma Phillips, and Miss
Inez Gibbens.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Mckenzie left
Friday for Live Oaks where they
expect to spend the next two
months.
Mr.. Walter Wogatzkc of Los An
geles visited at the home of his
father, A. Wogatzke recently.
The Alamo store will close July
27 and will remain closed until
Sept. /. Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Neidiffer
and two children will spend their
vacation In northern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tuttle of
Imperial were dinner guests of
Mrs. Elizabeth Tuttle Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30

Miss Vivian Maddox and Miss
Evelyn Tuttle of San Diego motor
I'd to the. valley Sunday evening
Miss Maddox visited at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Maddox of Holtville and Miss Tut
lie visited her mother, Mrs. Eliza
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30
Joint Tax Return

WASHINGTON, July 30 (UP)-
The house rules committee tods :
authorized a separate vote on the
provision of the $3.50 100000 de-
fense bill requiring husband and
wife to file a joint income tax re-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30

Milton Finley is at home again
from the Brawley Community hos
pital where he has been since July
5th suffering with a broken leg.
He is doing very we'll but will not
be about for some time yet
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30
News Notes from MAGNOLIA Mulberry

will visit Bachar's father, William
Bachar, and an aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs Rob Bachar.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30
Foes Win Point

| ttrn.
The rules committee acted after
TIE house ways and means COM
'nlttee approved an agreement
sponsored by house leaders to mod
1fy the gag rule" on the tax bill
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30

Mrs. Milton Finley has accepted
a position teaching the third, fourth
and fifth grades at Mulberry school.
She will replace Mrs. Robert Pin
ner who will teach in Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30

Vince Chalupnik sr., and Frank
Chalupnik have completed work on
the cabin at Live Oaks. Mrs. Chal-
upnik and Marcella will go up this
week to spend the summer,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bachar
and sons, Eugene and Donnie, left
July 18 for a three weeks trip to
the state of Washington where they
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taecker,
Roberta and Lucille, enjoyed a trip
to the Laguna Mountains July 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lyons and
Lehnis also enjoyed Sunday, July
20 at Laguna Mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Taecker went
to Banner and camped there Sat-
urday night, July 10. They drove on
to San Diego Sunday morning to
spend the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30

Mrs. S. S. Dickerman is at her
home again following a brief illness
at the Ell Centro hospital
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-30
The PetuINzaf Mrs. PenfUhiSfZe

Ordinarily a SWeet-tempered little lady, Mrs.
Pentwhlstle can get pretty petulant at times -.
times like this, for instance when she begins
to feel that she has rival for her husbands S
attention.
We can't say we blame her much. Table-talk
with photograph can't be very stimulating.
But cheer up, Mrs Pentwhiste, Mr.. Ps passion
for the paper is perfectly normal just as nor
NAL as yours and that of millions of other Pent-
whistles throughout the country. 1t comes over
men and women, young and old, every day in
the week. simply because the news is indis-
bensable in peoples lives.
Day in and day out the newspaper grips the at
tention of the largest audience in the world.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

dered last year as part OF the 1941
naval program.
Under overcast skies, large crowd
of workmen joined the launching
party in witnessing the completion
of the two vessels and the start of
a similar construction job.
Mrs. H. Walton Thomas of Salt
Lake City, Utah. sponsor of the
Fitch, is grandniece of Comdr.
Leroy Fitch, naval hero of the Civil
War, who frustrated the attempt of
Confederate Gen. John H. Morgan
to re-cross the Ohio River, thereby
contributing to his capture.
Sponsor of the Forrest was Eileen
Evening star., 1941-06-15

point" by 1t Comdr. K. T. Adams,
Coast and Geodetic Survey. An
illustrated lecture on archaeological
explorations in Central Mexico, by
Matthew w. Stirling at $3.50 pm.
Tuesday, will be open to the public.
Sponsoring the meeting are the
Committee on Surveying and Geod-
esy of the Society for the Promo
ton of Engineering Education, the
surveying and mapping division of
the American Society of Civil En-
gineers. the American Society of
Photogrammetry, the Federal Board
of Surveys and Maps and the Ma
tional Geographic Society.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

engineering and equipment organi-
cations, engineers and teachers.
The Importance of surveys and
maps in national defense will be
stressed. New developments in ae-
rial and ground mapping will be
explained.
The opening program, beginning
at 10 am. Monday, will include a
discussion of the Federal surveying
and mapping program by Robert H.
Randall of the Budget Bureau; Dis
cussion From the Map Users View
point" by Marshall S. Wright,
Department of Agriculture; Dis
cussion From Map Makers View
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Conference Will Study
Defense Role for Mapping

What maps mean to the national
defense and to a changing world
will be studied at the first National
Congress on Surveying and Map
ping, TO be held at the Commerce
Department auditorium tomorrow,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Those taking part will include
representatives of Federal agencies
concerned with mapping, private
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Emp|oye Given Right 10 Sue
For Others Under Pay Law
BY the Associated Press

by IIIt N0hUtIdItU 7 ICSbs
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June IA.
Federal Judge Leslie r. Darr ruled
today in United States District
Court that single employe has the
right to sue under the wage-hour
law and obtain judgment for all
other employees" in the case.
Judge Darr issued his ruling in
suit against the Cudahy Packing
Co. brought by an employe, J. H.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Two Destroyers Launched;
Work Begun on Two More
By the Associated Press

BY The Associated Press.
BOSTON, June 14-The United
States Navy destroyers Forrest and
Fitch were launched today at the
Boston Navy Yard and within a few
minutes keels for two more destroy
ers-634 and 635-were laid.
The new destroyers, constructed
in less than year. are of 1,700 tons
and among the first of the Bristol
type constructed. They were or
Evening star., 1941-06-15

Fairfax Thomson, IA. great-great-
grandniece of 1t. Dulaney Forrest,
who was severely wounded in the
naval battle of Lake Erie in the
War of 1912 and won commendation
from Commodore Oliver Hazard
Perry.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Is Pupils Recite

Twenty-Five music pupils OF Prof.
C. B. Morton gave recital at the
Petworth Methodist Church last
night. Instruments included the
violin, piano, guitar and accordion.