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oRDEts ron PUBLICATION

ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN
CHANCERY.
EDWARD SCHERMER. Plaintiff.
VS.. MARGARET BARTON SCHER-
MER, Defendant.
TO: Margaret Barton Schermer. clio
Mrs, James Larkin, 253 S. Hutchin-
son Street. Philadelphia, Penn
sylvania.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
Divorce filed IN this cause on OF
before February 3rd, 1941. otherwise
the allegations thereof Will be
taken as confessed. This order TO
be published once Q week for four
(sl consecutive weeks in the Key
West Citizen.
Dome and ordered this 27th day OF
December, 1910.
SSEAIa) Ross c sawyer, Clerk Cir
cult Court Monroe County Flor
ida.
BY esd Anita NJ. Salgado, Deputy
Clerk.
dec2S,l940 jan4-11-1s-25.1s41
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IN crRCuIT COURT. STATE or
FLORIDA, ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CERCUIB MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
MARIE +. TURNER,
Plaintiff.
Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION

ottbE<h vi hokN
1t appearing by the sworn bill
filed in the ahove-stated cause that
JOHN A. TURNER, the defendant
therein named, is a NONRESIDENT or
the State of Florida and whose resi-
dence is unknown to plaintiff; that
said defendant Is over the age OF
twehty-one years: that there is no
person In the State OF Florida the
service OF summons in chancery
upon whom would bind said de-
PENDANT.
1t is therefore ordered that said
defendant be and he is hereby re-
quired TO appear TO the bill or
complaint filed In said cause on or
before Monday, the 3rd day of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1871, otherwise the
allegal lions of said bill will be taken
as confessed by said defendant.
1t is further ordered that this or
der be published once each week
for four consecutive weeks In The
Key West Citizen, a newspaper pub
lished in said county and state.
Done and ordered this January srd,
A, ID. 1941.
(SEAL) Ross z sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court.
(Sd.) BY Florence Il. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
JOHN @. SAWYER,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
jan4-Ii-1S-25; febi, ieti
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g.dAD.[ILZZZZA
OFFICIALLY SPEAKING

Every sport has its rules
and every contest has to have
someone to see that they
aren't broken. They're the
thick-skinsied men of sports.
the men who have to cali
EN- as they see 'em regard
less of how the crowd feels.
On todaY's sports page is
the first of a series about
those men. one each on top
officials in basketball. foot
ball. boxing and baseball
How they work. what they're
paid. and their views on the
sport are all here.
- $50 ~W%INA
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BEAT THIS ONE-For Sale, two
story house and lot, corner
Duval and Charles; faces three
streets. size 70xl77; suitable for
most any kind of business.
Price. less than $50 front foot;
terms. Apply $40 Simonton
street. janiS-tfs
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roR SALE

FOR QUICK SALE-Lots 5 and 6,
square 6, tract 81, each 50xl00.
North side Flagler County
Road) Avenue, between 5th
and 9Th Streets. Price $500.
Apply Box LG, The Citizen.
jan4-tf
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FOR SALE-25-ft. Cabin Cruiser.
Fully equipped. like new. Box
J. W., The Citizen. jan18-iwk
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OLD PAPERS FOR SALE
Three bundles for SC. The Citi-
zen Office. nov25-tf
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EDITORS NOTE:

EDITORS NOTE: This is the first Of series Of four
stories officials in basketball. football boxing and
baseball giving inside information the different phases OF
their iobsl
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Other high scorers: Laney. Ma
rines IS. Wayssck. Marines, 81;
b SaundNrS, Lions. 80. Knowles,
Llous. "a. 2. Saunders, Hig
School, 40
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ByFERD BROWNING APP Feature Service Sports Writer

NEW YORK l8-The the fancy shirt footed nightly
whistle into exaggerated drum majors strut and
screamed:
You walked"
young breaker nee tossed the bali TO his aecser
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To. JrlsrpH WEISS. 50 wIItIet
street, New York. New York.
You are hereby required 20 MP.
pear 10 the bin of Complaint flied
Il this cause on or before February
zYd. iasI. otherwise the alterations
thereof viii be taken a. rgnfesssd.
THIS order 10 be. puhliMhed aneh q
week In the Key West Citizen for
faur consecutive weeks
Zone ard aFdkgea this a0th day 81
fsecetnlsar. A. q. 1873.
f@EAE3 Ross g sawyer. Clerk %
Circuit Court. Monroe County.
Florida
Is tsaD F1ersnee r. sawyer.
Deppfy clsYhs
asesf ss.asss. 5ans-ff -fs.fssf
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GOOD BUY-Large 2-story
House and 2 four-room cottages
on Lot running through Block
from Street TO Street, size OF
Lot 58xl43 feet. A very good
investment. Price only So
$4,000. johnson & johnson, 4ie
Duval Street. jani5-tf
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BASKETBALL
'nisb School Gym. 700 r. M
MONDAY NIGHT

First cnr.a xs.90 - VA,
School.
Sccono f,s-. re Asa. -
US. Mares
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~ THE rIHcuar COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN
CHASGEnY.
ESTHER PLATT WEISS,
Plaintiff
TS.ssNrfByz WEISS
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CLASSIFIED
COLU M N
MISCELLANEOUS

TO HOTEL AND APARTMENT
House Managers. Should you
need the Services of an expert
enced working housekeeper,
write Box LII, clio The Citizen.
janl8-1tx
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and Hunt shared scoring honors
for the victors.
Mcmahon, Roberts, Smith and
Colgate paced the Students.
Rox score. -.. .. ..s s.. ~ $3.50 -~-
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FOURTEEN Fl. SAILBoAT.
Fully equipped. 500 James Fl.
Pinder. 1917 Petronia Street
jan3-s
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LOST
PICTURE FRAMING
HOTELS

BRING YOUR VISITING friends
in need Of a good nights rest
to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL.
Clean rooms, enjoy the honey
atmosphere. Satisfactory rates.
GIT Fleming st. riov17-tf
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Statesmen WANTED

GOOD TAILORING statesmen
sell Made-to-M Measure Shirts.
popular prices. 4x7 samples.
Est. 1924. Opportunity for
hustlers. Brohard- Rainier, Dept.
101,- Cincinnati, o. janl8-1tx
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FOURTEEN TT CUPBOARD
MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped
and one Johfsrr OtIfhoard mo-
tor. 4 h.p. $50. James II
Pinder. 1917 petronia Street.
jan3-s
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fw9EA MARIA LOUISE SfTTsTAE
wofs14TgATH MARX.
x4sF@ndAn&
"a Dora MaFEa fsstsfss sptftaa W0Ef-
RATA Mars. SIS s*MNs faTth @sFeMt
Sam YsYk IsgtT. state 90 New York
Yaa are hsre8Y required - Kppsaf
70 fhe HaH 90 fsnnspkmtnk Tor Diverse
- I'm sh8n r@@Ma asa ssF before &sA~
YmAvF zga 1871. others f&@ TIRE MtfM~
Atgssnk shexesf wSsf bs tAksn As sssn ;
leased TAls eF3sr - - p8zzs isk 81
ssses . secs fas fowf "a 60tse& usipe
we&&ks ~ thS k@g wet tasissss
fasFsfe h#x. 1853
SEAL ho88 T. B4wxss. Clark 81
ssrwmta CaaFt MokFns camntrs
F1ortAM
F4S 9As4F Fters@cs r. E2WysTs
IsAr8ey Clerk
aee9a I'll is4ss tans.iG-as.Gsst
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TO COUPLE. delightful 4-roorn
Apartment In private home.
Hot water: no animals or chill
dren taken. Price $500 SIS
Elizabeth, Phone III. jan3-f
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onprn ron rIfnLicATToy

vs..
JOSEPH WEISS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Professor Declares is. Navy Now
Conveying Ships Across Pacific

Pan said he boarded his ship at
San Francisco July 9. It Was load
ed with 20 light bombcrs and 20)
trucks for the Netherlands East In
dies and with purSulD lanes, 100
trucks, 40 American volunteer pilots
and mechN..C', .our doctors and
two nurses Tor China, he said.
Fan CLAIMED the vessel was cS-.
cOrtcd BY United States naval Veat
sells. During the voyage, he said
there were several alarms, which
proved groundlesa. United States
navy men were aboard merchanL
ships in the convoy ne said. and
kept constant watch A strict
blackout was enforced and ships
followed q zig 2ag course.
According to Pan United States
cruisers were among the convoyins
vessels. He said that when they
neayed q FOREIGN port the cruisers
remained oul side territorial waters
while the merchant vessels put into
port When the merchant ships
came out they were picked up by
the escort again, hc said.
Pan said that the American naval
protection left his ship near Sing
aDOrP
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Legion Chief Asks
No More QuihbIinq
In Bridges Case

INDIANArOLI> eea g. .ar.
.IFun = e..pt.. ...
ciccteG na'lsAaI roH m4s.,. j..
American Logon. r. -. .l.. =.
tie dcrOg@.ou II ! h4l..
west coast CIO l,aara ....... #.a
ther quIbbAa
In Ha'eU-H 81 -, ..sa
mendalipN .. J. I.t Gaa.., =
Scar .p'r.aI nXauuar. -. 81. .a-
ticc ocpMtmcn'. 'haf H.G., -.
deprl.'d Drca4.r ~ -. at-.4#Is.
VIII tie Commune. fs'.. 1.s...
ba1g. lad fi,c l.2.yu ua4 q. -
contidrncc' tha' A''.-..s = G..# -.
FsancI B!Gdis I.E 30 az -
Brdgc, Lack ~ |y..at.-
IL lJIne ,uu. 8sir-1
%acn tnr n.npI'. - -. %. -
lucn il bnat a. s.tt - a..r aah
abroad. urlg 'hcu, #.a#u 3. 10
qoubt ID thc u4.1 - a.. =.
AmerIcau 'hat aL .ata ....,. 20 49,
Jrd ol .IDYoisIy' a".#a ~. -
ur. oyr" a aG.,h . ....- .H
an undr>laDlr .ot tat..f pl -.
Unitcd State, SlmADa.a.a ..4a.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Buying j
Seen

NEW YORK. SEPT g. Up
Ju>t-be.."c-C Christina, a;moSpher,
prtVa3leG 'olas - N.W Workers
I.>hsd /, D.. socks o. aquo.
jcWe!t> ..rS ana costme..es before
ihc nc8 ~ p.. cent teae4a. excise
taN becomes effective tomorrow
Tac 10y developed Il - sea-.
YESTERDAY auG GeaiorS es;lmatto
thcy sole $lo0C co. worth G. whl>-
key n T." -GCstast buying siam
pcde s.ase :ar -. :eV Gay> be:.re
prOhib..on
Stores reported total sales n the
Various taxable items ranglng from
50 70 lo0 per GER greater tNan me
the tarnoy', .as: Yea: a; MS time
Fun SEQ rapidly II al. cateeo-les
from 500 jackets TO $500 mink
coats Diamonds. rings. watches
brooches SIlyerWarc ana bracelets
were eobbl"G Up Cosmetics flowed
from shelves to customers Al :. >peeo
second onlI 10 that OF domestic ano
imported Whl>kXS on which the ;aN
up 81 VII be 81 a gallon.
Denye. merchant, reported IN
creases i from 10 10 500 PEI cen;
III sales Q. merchandise a thoG-
sands o. buyers rushed 10 sock up
A turrer SAID his cash sales GQrin-
the last TWO weeks were Up from
tour 10 Nye umts me norma
amou. Streets and stores We
throne.d unusually car.l An.
many merchants reported they .AC
to 4da = clera or tWo to serve peo-
pie V.s....g 70 ~vc!d IN = pe:
cent -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Russians Adopt
Universal Service

MOSCOW, Sept. 30. UP, - The
crict government will apply a new
"tlenae measure V-Seo 3.
bueh. OF umycrs2l compulsory mill
'l}N 'ralnln2.
ftts ctivC tomorrow millions of
pHys and men between l6 and 81
trars OF a2c, who have not yet been
o~1rbed by the Red army will be
f.f through Il 110-hour course to
il tn"m to become soldiers, guer-
lllia fighters or impromptu defend
os OF their towns and villages.
Il.2h school koys after regular
ta#s.5 viii 20 to drill hall Or
ia 70 learn how to handle rifles
81 Came gunS ana grenadeS. Fac
-, and office workers will spcnC
ttrlr evenings learning the tech
HGue o. fighting in streets, from
houses and in gardens.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Film Probe Hits
Financial Snaqs

WASHINGTON. Sept so. p -
Chairman Scott " Lac,,>. , = G..
- senate audi; aHd co..c-. IL
!,..;:ee. sa.d TO-DAY He Wo-.1 >ees
. I'M: = Co.-res>lona. committee
powe. TO undertake inyes:igat.o,-
OF is OWE possibility.
He said rs plans We're prompted
By me present investigation OF ..e
movie industry b. i senate lrter-
state commerce subcommittee. The
inquiry was started - re :uu con-
rlttee anC has not been althorlzea
BY the senate.
Lucas said MS proposed !eg.sla-
ION. which ne .as no. drafted.
probably would place q ce..rg Of
q reasonable amount on the eX-
pendi,ures Of & committee acting
without fuu senate authorization.
II the investigation : warranted
:He committee CT subcommittee
coa.d ,hen cone before the f4l.
senate arG ash .or more money
VII ever Hea>o.at.e expectation
Of getting =. ne SAID
Lucas sac - Cec!-.0. would be
made whether 70 Horo- claims pre-
sented by TIE Witnesses before the
movie subcommittee .nt.l at.er
hearings Ea.e peer completed.
: certain" at. -: gong %
mono: .*ese F1-C.e.s -oW Waea
eminen' lawyers bob = ana o.,
OF the seGate nave c..a..en- ID -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30


California larm laborers. An exam
n.c II what has been done is in the
~ permanent farm workers conf
WgGitN Just outside BraWley
i is a monument to social plan
aUs. tu. it Is definitely social III
H. aims.
Where a year ago stood a mere 40
ae'e st" Ton seasonal tent city,
aas ll.cu a community OF fine hous-
e, N winch the White-collared So
rai.eo upper crust would be proud
ID reside
FL 10 the white collared work
IT. ln.lc sam has hung no
a.a.tJlcr" sign. These are the
@laa permanent homes of I'M
Esasaf Valley farm hands.
COST $1,000
lie houses 30 single family and
ID loublv family dwellings gs-this
Week were accepted formally by
H. Form Security administration
.gm thc contractor, O. l. Carpen-
tc..
laeH We're built at a cost of $97,-
ia and represent the very newest
"raEIc IN NeW Deal social expert
Walafiou
i2el y Is 4 housewives dream.
Th' floor are mirror-like, the walls
2re washable piyWood; each is
90 lpGed with electric coolers ana
bGHr burning ranges.
Aad they rent for SO per month.
1T includes gas and electricity.
Ml4Huj farm families are not
,Ii2lbIt to occupy the new houses.
Ihe migrants are amply provided
iGH II CaSy-to-ereCt tents, which
rent lor 10 cents per day. The house
-dNellerS must be reasonably per-
mancnt
L Is the ann of the government,
= spokesman 1or Community Man
a2et john Brunton said, to stabilize
imEs!.@' Valley farm labor by Civ
me lhe workers and their families
.ra-Hsnt housing OF quality on
p2. with other permanent residents.
~ 81 FROVE PERMANENCY
Certain non-elad rules have been
sci 1gD for selecting the occupants of
tHesc houses. One such rule is that
IL, prospective tenant must prove
. Cesrcc of permancnCT as an agri-
r9IisGal worker. His earnings In
aea4@.lurc are closely checked for
a#r pas year.
ian community in which these
.oa@., have been built is one that
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
= = 4 ackdoWr, Fec e s
7; T ox PvofiteeTs

"s9"I"G9ON. Sep, 30 up
i..a = .". prepares tuda} to crack
gut.. tI m. lax proiiteerS'-
..Dt.,s- ..' a.teap' to reap larger
.'..= ~ Disappointing the n"~
IT,. ,HD.-s *. which 90 int
t... t.UOr:o#
i. B"uat . Internal Revenue
g." .....H a.d. WlI seek pgosecu-
'.ou o.:
A. merchant. tor example
"t.a latrt uota lie price OF an article
~ De- ,'I' to cover a 10 per cent
',A. ~Ha .ca ad.e9'Iacs that the
'....'e ...r..>-c ! .iur 'c addeG taxa
. ~. ae1sr who b. purchas-
i,- - ...-. Gal4'.'!c-. anUcrsel!>
>n.s.-.@ ...9e&.5.f and calls uttcn-
~. - ...- eco@3.Isi menj by tel
IN - H..H - absorb ,ne tax. -
- y ..".@ ! !lrlng on il re-
-4.e.r,aad .t>tt Of tI"id AGENT.
,.-@ .aa. IL ea..Hmer public tc
~c. .sp l.a t.oN.. Tac office Vi
:t.., .aa.ll.sf"ot.nu a..a plans t.
:...s# N.,c increases closely.
!E&.tiTiL= PROVIDED
Ia :~I,u", coat provides max
M.s4. IN" u. $1,000 Tor dealers false
. o.s.a.."- ..a prices on the new
.ra - .c.lys. The l941 tax BIZ.
.,l.#.f.a L. .ccsleu prOVldlng a sim
H.. PENALTY tor dealers who attempt
"'o ID .ni person to believe that
'..' 900 o.. Ne article does not in
..ta ,u' ta= mrO"ed by this
C'.eaf-l III DtA"t Wo"d9. tie pcO-
pie 20 'rl - pubic ~Nc absorb
tar -.
+. aoW excise taxes VIII dip into
}T.aUl. t;er. American pocket
bcos The tax On Whl,Ecy soes up
..o. 81 70 i Gallon n increase
T.. - a.....- e u9sa#. Inc TX on beeg
j.. .et .Hcro9.cG.
= T. C., 10 &aG cabaret checks
~!a b. ;a"oG % pc cent after TO-
tl-L. ~. 'ho c,.ri .a% or aVtOmO-
t..t @tI Ie. rom 3 per cent to
a.. . 9r' r'@, oi fho manufacturer
.,.l. 5.l.".
NJ ot he Ge% eXrise taxes Will
b. .e.ard on tie basis Of the manu-
.'. ..se.a pGce. rather than on
'.r sete. aa... pr.cc. except in the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Civil War Veteran
Buried on Coast

INGLEWOOD Co.. 80. 10 -
Burial WIZ .uu u..:.a;" .oao,
was toda? ACCORDED CHaris :
Mcdonald, c.eI. way q. au'cr .@c.
and veteran enp.o"r - ,.c So
thern Pacific railroad
Mcdonald. 81 dlec Sanoav ..
paralysis
Following - c.;.. - I,rD.s-
alc came W. aAc ...str g.. -
Years a. al eup.o.c =: 'ao g
tier. Poetic Malr - '."m =.
t.e capactt q eA2.tle.
Surviving are II. W.. Nn -
Ith McDma.a ca.g1,rr u
EmMa 4 OWN Po,..al.o o.
e!eht grauo1taoleI. g g:ea' 2.aAc-
children az u.rce srea'-2'ea'
grandchildren.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Field Named After
Ra.,00E: Buster

ENCEA.N Sep. % U
In. Il. H...e..e. d b2.Qon bus
ing ale Z, World War days. va
hororea yesterday when Luke Field
the Is ar:ly's new S4,500000 al.
corps .raa.l.s school vas dedicated
T.c KEYNOTE Ct he day was eX
pressed by ". J Jameson. Arizona
chiet 0. the Wocks projects aominls-
trat.on
We nope and pray for peace"
he sac. pat L :; be otherwise
then VT sh..M :.ot tan our country
cal"
Ma Gen Barton x. Young, COM
mander or the west coast air corps
training center. declared; There
can be no concealment Of the fac:
that our country and institutions
are threatened today as never be-
tcre The very life Of our nation
the future Of our children and ou.
childrens children are hanging Il
The balance"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30

could not fail to stimulate a GER
tain civic pride. II boasts a COM
pletely modern hospital, community
bath houses, community laundrieS
equipped with tubs. hot and cold
water, ironing boards and irons.
And for the men. there is a mod
ern workshop, in which the head
of the family may work out the rem
tai on his house.
Completion OF the cOmmunitN
right on schedule, farm security
spokesmen SAID, Is a tribute to both
the contractor and to the Califor-
MIA state employment service.
The latter, through Ell CentroH
employment manager Tom Finney,~
contributed materially to success
of the contract by providing skilled
workmen at time when skilled
wOrkmen III the valley were as
scarce as hens teeth.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Britain Meeting
Russian Requests

LONDON, Sept. 30. oUP1-Minis-
ter of Information Brenden Brack-
en- told American correspondents
today that lin most cases Great
Britain is meeting, in full, Russian
requests for war equipment despite
considerable sacrifice to British
needs.
Bracken said the sacrifice was ac-
centuated by the fact that "A large
part of the deliveries we expected
from America now are being divert
ed TO Russia"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Scout Commission
Meets Tuesday

All commissioners OF the Impcr !.
ial-Yuma council of the Boy Scoute
of America will meet Tuesday night
at the Rice Bowl in FL Centre,
Scout Executive Hugh WlcoX an
nounCed Tuesday.
AbCul twelve commissioners are
expected. They Will formulate
plans for a Scout Mastcrs-Cub Lead
ers round table and discuss the
coming inventory and run call for
this district
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30

case Of Die ncW JaH on IJI" as&'.-
y and cosmetics which viii be tazcd
10 per cent OF the retail rriee
Among the mmH o'L"r comMoG-
ltlea which viii br more expensive
tp.HoTo@ bccoN-r ol u.N 'o#es art
washing machine aco~ cameras
p.aI.ul taEd5, -nn..t.s goods. mus.-
cal Instrument e.sef". eaa HlH
OIL appliances
Also Heloced are special leyYa
on club aae., tct eg3ph aud tcle-
phone bA.s, J3N'cA.et uan porta-
tloN tlteefs Uo..4.4 u.l,... #iuo-
mc6l.c tie. ,A.r lesar aam!# s.oua
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30

~" mHa. Of rHc army's high COM
Mtle fl.' 'nr problem OF equipment
r. mse fGat . rapidly being resolved
O.. ~ tDuurrs $ Industries turn
HCm a0'o"'l'ac ~ wartime produc-
tica.
TIe army in ono gear has achieved
...rar.1 d. tanning raw recruits into
uaE irc r,MpaI2nCrS and will re
y .lIn HGHHCEr unar the length OF
'u., . arun lac American army
-. . .fs'c ~ uc.lrctiOn It took Ger
nalt. JI.' hos long 10 one can
4 .em.o tuis zap is being closed
,ur ..asa' Oj Aaorcan troops al
rc.rE =. Vc bcuere, a shade bette
'.-. .ie 'nGua'I-. -hOU!d BcCOm'
.t''". sd brf'cr. %hHr IN" Grrmah
a..@ ts.' Apia ~ MAINTAIN TIT
I"sesf i'grl q uroop enthusiasm.
GTBMaNS WEARY
J. f. .ra-.u2 Eurppc We began
~ r.. j." dtPr1t Of war WEAKNESS
D'oHnas IL the German army and
INA ~. yc,Grr the Russian cam
palm. Gn.mau troops, although
..'.' 1.e'innma lA"lr leaders, haze
br.Ia - .aua Tor peace. albeit a
GrHan peace. They are excellent
D.h ~s9-"car| .oIdIcrs.
A"f.tean a,idIcla III these man
'"Ci Ha"c Complained openly ANA
D .tn.If aOo'- rr"rylnmR from thcil
.Dpiof pt!I"'" - lhc cliggcrs ana
t.c .ea'u"r D8t rhr have not lc'
'urn cenpIrm'a interfere with thcir
joD. Iac, "ro' - D. seriously foi
~ "eeEs. ruHsua over fields.
a' .I2hl over dusty roads.
.l uE4 W.. Wapie".. Getting int
l.tlsA1 "rA Tic enemy Thcj
"aA"d 10 learn ANA they did.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
CoIfing Convict Sought
In Marion AiIeY Death
. oHiic G.
70 blow
Clue $
LEXINGTON ks

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ID a"e"a ~ A., s...G... ha s-
b.,"-... 81 ~ -, t.'.'. E.
c&E~N>eS (. ;hc sWas." j. - :
country ,.ao whore -. W.. s......
Tame. escaped : -...
p..~u" camp a' Is.#. ,t. -,
he va, ~ely.ua - s#.:. igs se.-
be"y anG Other ....u.. w. -,
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W;;4 ,c.}.ss ...
Tampa Florida. fo.... =. ....u
loca, authoy,I.s IL. ~, e. ~.
ceen UaeeG. ~ = s..DM ~. #..H
and ti,..Hs station saao0"
northern Tennessee. / -. t..s E, -.
lucky b0rGe.
Miss Me- W.. -. .sd a.'
mother NJ F"rd a,.."H wds II -
lcally wounded ta".g 1a3.cuv =. -
ms b. TWO ma .k>d az Mo -.
into ther apa:tmt" IL -. -.
house. Tae -ue,'s =. q S.UHs. .
night dance AuG so&e ...lur III. ,
short While br!C". AI.-. s....'
said be.0se a., c..s.l@ ~ e#4
trOnl Wi.la >.n IL Hu. ~ =.
,lycG. IL thr :..:. : r.. d.
receipt. FUIcr p. Z. .'..
IUNc. AID IN s-.-....H. :. =.
haIr attended ,"r #J..' &c =. -.
tae C..b ao.-e as..t '.e a....
gus.:s .ad GepuHod -. ..'a -
bea the women. Nj ..."r II
a5ey o: TIE club
FREQ Mile 60. psat.--.on@
Miles, Iathe: cHpss....I 81 -. -.
H. tina, SIT had b "a .iI..G -
caust >"e reto.!.Il & :. .le,.. i -
ingtOn Is q small town ana
probably knew mo- ei '..' =. .
ard women Of hey a@" a.t -.
grew up with htr.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Unionists Picket

san FRANCISCO, Sept 80. Up
Two more San Francisco hotels
were plcketed today by striking
AFL culinary. bar and service uni
ions, D'irt.ug 70 eight the total
number ot establishments s.ruck
by the unlons
Lates, targets Of the UNION strike
were toe Court ana The Carlton
hotels TVen,y-seyent hotels. mem
bers OF tac Hotel Employers Asso-
clauon. ar involved IN the dispute
which followed collapse Of negotia-
uoAS oref q new working agree
mCn,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Merle RAIDER Joins
u. 5. Naval Reserve

Merle Aaron Pade-. =on 0: v
lam r RaGer Z: I. Ce..ec. .e. -.
was accepted toc e..Is.nen. g.. -
United States Na;ai Pe-e.Y. -
sen. 10 tie %aya. Tsa...r- s.s..ss
IL san Diego tor IL. ee1r-.. ..a.:.-
ing
+ found qualified : - ..oe- =.
recruit training Rad. v. De -
70 the macnInlst's me- scn10. -.
20 weeks Of instruction :. 'aa' -
Ing. SAID v a. Maaa.s. Nat4 -
cruiung officer III - Ec.' ..:.ss
building in Z! CeH-ro.
RAIDER a..enGec Genre. U..os
nigh schoo, ana ~ - - '.me =
en.s'men, IA emp.ssee . -
t.aX mil, y & CDrt?0