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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-18
Joe Louis Has Sense
Of HumOr, Inquisitive
Sal Finds In Interview
BY Helen (Inquisitive Sal) Scott

Well something little different to offer
interview We lucky to get personal
with JOE LOUIS the worlds Heavyweight Champion At
$3.50 last Friday Sal received call from Editor Cecil
Newman hop cab and get down to the Radson Hotel at
arriving the hotel Sal
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-18

Our anniversary edition is the
August Is issue. If your club,
lodge has not ordered space in this
number, why not?-advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-18

The Fifth Annual Picnic of the
Twin City Division of the Brother
hood of Sleeping Car Porters will
be on August Is. Three radios
will be given away free. The af-
fair as usual will be held at Har-
riet Island.
Women's Day at st. Peter A. M.
E. Church is scheduled for Sunday,
June 81.
Mems Day at the same church is
in charge of a committee headed
by Robert Mallory and will be on
Sunday, August 10.
BOARD MEETING
The st. Paul Branch of the
N. A. A. c., P, will hold an -Ex-
ecutive Board Meeting Friday
evening, July Is, at the Halle @.
Brown House. All board members
are urged to be present.
Jim's Place, operated by James
(Poor Jim) Williams, known the
country over, is a regular year
around advertiser in the St. Paul
Recorder. No worthwhile cause is
turned down by Jim.
Paul Pittman Of Los Angeles of
the Minneapolis family of that
name was through the Twin Cities
recently en- route to Detroit. Paul
is one of the most promising young
horse trainers in the country.
Direct Service Stations with IL
locations in Minneapolis last week
inserted the first of Is ads sched-
uled to run in the Minneapolis
Spokesman. This firm offers 6 gal
Ions of gas ID. S. Major leaded)
for $1.03. This firm has a COM
plete line of auto accessories and
a reputation for fair dealing. Di-
rect Service also has stations in st.
Paul.
Mrs. Susan Triplett of Chicago,
former st. Paul woman, motored
here to attend the S. M. T. sessions
here this week. While here Mrs.
Triplett will visit with her son,
Theodore Ruffner.
The executive board of the Min
neapolis Council of Negro Organi-
cations met Monday afternoon.
The board announced that the quar-
terly meeting of the Council would
be held Monday night, June %, at
Phyllis Wheatley House.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-18
DIR. GEORGE GRIssOM HERE

DR.. George Grissom of Jamaica,
Long Island, New York, spent sew
eral days of this week in the city
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. K. Grissom, 1922 Rondo ave-
nue.. In his honor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren V. Grissom entertained a
few friends informally on Tuesday
evening, July Is.
Reading your neighbours paper
gives you bad reputation. Even
your best friends won't tell you'll
advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-18
U.B. F.'s,S. M. Us Hold
Successful National Meets;
Russell Again Heads Order
H. C.. RUSSELL AND NELLIE NJ. HAGGARI
HEAD u. B. F. AND S. MT.
LOCAL MAN REELECTED NATIONAL
DEPUTY GRAND MASTER


The National Grand Lodge and Grand Temple United Brothers
Friendship and Sisters of the Mysterious Ten ended their
session ST. Paul Tuesday evening" July 5 which Prof
H. Russell of Louisville Kentucky reelected grand
Nellie M Haggard Winchester Kentucky
national grand princess W. Pate of Minneapolis reelected
national deputy grand master.
There delegates from states and the involved
both the aerna civil rights the Negro The
Lodge and gave expression and support fight
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Your newspaper is your first line
Of Defense.-advt.
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JUBILEE SINGERS ON WATER
FLOAT

The Minnesota Jubilee Singers
will be featured on the Minnesota
Federal Float in the Aquatennial
on Saturday, July 10, at 600 pm.
at Lake Calhoun.
The group will sing several
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-18
Twin City News Briefs

spirituals and songs including the
works of Burleigh, Dorsey, and
Stephen Foster. S. E. Herrod is
director of the group.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-18

Mrs. Susan Triplett of Chicago,
former st. Paul woman, motored
here to attend the S. M. T. sessions
here this week. While here Mrs.
Triplett will visit with her son,
Theodore Ruffner.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23

last year when 2033 cars had been
shipped on the same date. Market
conditions, however, were consider
ably better than a year ago as grow
ers received SIPS foI best quality
pack.
Lettuce shipments, falling off rap
idly in the Imperial Valley, totalled
only six cars Friday as compared
to l55 cars from Phoenix and Yu-
ma on the same day. Market was
reported strong. demand about
steady. Growers received Sl35 to
81 so for best quality.
Squash shipments Friday were four
cars to a firm market Demand was
reported good and valley growers
received S1.lO TO SIPS for best quail
ity. Tomato shipments likewise to-
tailed four cars rom the valley
Demand was moderate. Growers re-
ceived S2.25 to $500.
Cabbage shipments totaled four
cars to a strong market and grow
ers received SIPS to Sl.40. One car
of asparagus was shipped to Los
Angeles from the valley. Demand
was good and returns totaled lG
cents for best quality.
Pea shipments were far ahead Of
loadings on the same date one year
ago Loadings through Saturday to-
tailed 1890 cars as compared 10 658
last season. The market was weaker
and l2 cents TO 3 cents was being
made in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23

Notes
HEBER NOTES

Mrs. Ray Barnes visited Mrs. Kay
Conroe of Ell Centro last Thursday
Mrs. Conroe, who was injured in
an automobile accident last De-
cember, returned to her home from
San Diego where she has been con-
valescing.
Mrs. Maize Burns of Los Angeles
is visiting her sister and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fairchilds.
Mr. John Stindt visited his family
in Venice, Calf, last week. He re
ports that his Wife's condition is
very much improved.
Heber grammar school dismissed
classes Thursday and Friday be-
cause of the rain.
Mrs. D. Hanson is In Los Angeles
on business.
Mrs. Frank Campbell of San Die
go was week end guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Robertson.
Dorothy Lee Southernland h a S
been i'll for the past few days.
Mrs. Mary Thompson was Sun
day dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Van r. Majors.
Mrs. Mary Denham and Mrs
M. H. Gavin of Ell Centro visited
Mrs. John Briggs Sunday. Mrs.
Denham and Mrs. Gavin are the
mother and sister of Mrs. Briggs
respectively.
Mrs. Pauline Neff and Mrs. Zoe
nell Lee visited Mrs. Zelma Gilbert
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Netzley en-
joyed a visit from Mrs. Netzley's
brother and family, DR.. and Mrs.
c. E. Mclean, Of Banning, Calf,
over the week end.
Wesley Jordan has been on the
sick list.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23

home Wednesday night. Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Byron Metz
ley, Mrs. II. p. Ware. Mrs. Ray
Payne, Mrs. Harry Johnson. Mrs.
Juanita Lee, and Mrs. Edith Brut-
on Mr.. Netzley led the discussion.
Before the meeting the executive
board Of the PIT. A. held brief
conference at which time it was
decided to keep the school kitchen
open as long as the weather per-
mitted.
Mrs. Woodrow Gilbert was
Sunday visitor of Mrs. Herbert Lee
Mrs. Ray Payne. Mrs. d. c. Beck.
Mrs. Harry Johnson. Mrs. Byron
Netzley, Mrs Juanita Lee and Mrs
Van d. Ingle, sr.. were present at
the County PIT. A. convention
held in FL Centre Monday. Heber
was one of the nine associations TO
win an award for publicity books
Miss Audrey Chambers of Fl Cen
tro, Raymond Barnes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Van D. Ingle. jr.. were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Van ID
Ingle, ST.. Wednesday.
Mrs. Van r. Majors visited Mrs
Frank Sherlock Monday afternoon
Mrs. William Cecil visited her
daughter, Mrs. H. Snyder in San
Diego last week.
The regular meeting of the Heber
PIT A. was held Thursday even
ing at the school house. A potluck
dinner preceded the meeting.
Miss Pauline Lowe has gone to
BraWley where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. jeanette Grant
Mrs. Juanita Lee was Sunday
dinner guest of the Price family
Melba Price Of Westmorland visited
her mother over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Mahanay of
Andrade visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clvde
Rogers Sunday.
MRS. A. Gabhart, who has been
V!siting her daughter and husband
mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fairchilds.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
BurIesque Queen
Lectures College
Lads on Learning

NEW YORK, March % UP =
You can learn more about life-in-
the-raw in a burlesque theater in
one month than you can learn in
college in year.
Strip-teaser Margie Hart proved
that proposition to everyone's salts
faction last night in a lecture on
Comparative Sex Appeal Ratings
of Students at Columbia Univers-
ity. The lecture was sponsored by
the Columbia players.
Look at me- Miss Hart said.
7 never went to college. Yet here
I am, giving lecture to a group
of college students Did you ever
hear of a college student giving
lecture to a group of strip-teaSerS?'
No one had, though several stu
dents expressed the opinion it would
be good pork if you could get it.
The average college student
much broader education if he had
Miss Hart continued, would get a
TO take a course that required him
to attend a burlesque show every
day for six months
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
Husband Unnerves
Film Stunt Girl

HOLLYWOOD, March % up
II doesn't unnerve Frances Miles.
film stunt girl, 10 crash an automo-
bile or drive a team or horses thru
a burning building, but she became
so irritated at her husband she
frequently couldn't go TO work.
Miss Miles told Superior Judge
Roy V. Rohdes that girl doing
her work needs a cool head and
steady nerves, but that her hus-
band caused her to become ex-
tremelv nervous. She asked for a
divorce and got one. Her husband
was Charles E. Sinsabaugh, known
to the movies as Duke York.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
HEBER NOTES

Woodrow Ingle left for Los An
geles Wednesday evening with the
contingent of drafteeS from the
south end of the valley to spend his
year of training in the army under
the selective service act.
Miss Ruth Boone was an over
night guests of her cousin. Miss
Betty Boone of Silsbee Thursday
Mrs. Juanita Lee visited Mrs. John
Moler Sunday fatenoon. Mrs
Moler has been i'll for the past
several days.
Mrs. Verna Lowe has been i'll for
the past few days. She is much
better now and will return to
Brawley, where she has been work
ing.
Both the Terrence Implement
Company and the Davis service sta
ton were entered and robbed Mon
day night. The thieves escaped
with eighteen dollars in cash from
Torrence's and twelve dollars from
Davis. The cigarette machine was
also pilfered at the service station.
On the same night someone at
tempted to enter the barbershop but
was not successful.
Mrs. r. Robertson received word
from San Diego that her daughter,
Bobbie Sue, has been III. The i'll
ness is not serious however.
Mrs Jean Briggs of FL Centro
visited Mrs. Clarence Fairchilds
Tuesday.
Dorothy Lee Switzerland has
been on the sick list.
Mrs. Frank Shelock was q visi-
tor of Mrs. Lille Faust Tuesday.
J. c. Lundy. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lundy. who is in the army
air corps, has been stationed at
March Field according TO word
received by his mother.
Mrs. Van D. Ingle, ST, was host
esS at Mexican dinner in Mexicali
on the 18th; the occasion was her
birthday. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Bert mbers and
daughter, Audrey, of Ell Centro Mr..
and Mrs. Van D. Ingle, jr., and
other members of the Ingle family.
The last of the present series of
study groups held by the Heber
PIT. A. was held at the D C, Beck
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
|. Y. CanfaIoupe
Paintings Cut
1000 Acres

Cantaloupe paintings in the I'M
perial Valley, according to an un-
official estimate by the offices of
B. A. Harrigan, 1000 acres below the
1870 planting.
The l94l acreage will be approx
mately ABB acres. according to
Harrigan's estimate. while the 1910
planting totalleG l6.570 acres.
Some observers credited the de-
crease in acreage To the fact tha,
last season was q poor one for val
ley growers. Market conditions were
GENERALLY unsatisfactory and mildeW
Cut heavily into production.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
Permit
|ofal Far Below
D40 Record

Issuance Of building permits
falling Se4l5 during the past week
vived hopes for another record
Hiding year in FL Centre. accord
b 10 statistics at the city engi-
|er's office. as the seasonal total
ached S54,2lS.
The seasonal mark, however, was
below the record on the same
BE- one year ago when building
rmits reached S112728
Biggest permit OF the week was
ued TO jeanette Watson for
rthquake repair work at 900 Holt
rect. The permit was for $4,000.
"a $1,000 permit was issued 70 the
slifornia Central Fibre corpora
pn for construction OF an office
ilding and a S10O5 permit was is
ed TO Mrs. A. l. Murphy for re-
ir work at 6l8 Main street.
Union Oil company took out a
boo permit for an addition to the
esent company office at 24l
fange.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
Plant Quarantine
system Praised

BLYTHE. Calf, March %. (UPl
California system of border in
spection stations was praised today
by w. B. Parker, state director OF
agriculture, in dedicating the new
Blythe quarantine station.
Parker dedicated the station to
the memory of Arthur c. Fleury OF
Sacramento, pioneer IN organization
of the western plant quarantine
board and former chief of the bureau
of plant quarantine. Mrs. Fleury
was present at the dedication.
Parker described the growth OF
the division since the first quaran-
tine station order was issued in
1905. designed TO prevent introduce
ton of the citrus white fly.
He said the second order, directed
against introduction of the cotton
boil weeyil in 1903, had resulted IN
California being the only major
cotton producing state in the Unit
ed States that as yet does not have
to contend with the cotton boil
Weevil."
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
Driver Held for
Homicide Trial

WINTERHAVEN, Mar. 22-Wil-
liam H. Stewart late FRIDAY was Or
dered to trial ii. superior court on
a negligent homicide charge filed
after Merton York. CaleXico hotel
clerk. was killed in a traffic accl-
dent 3i2 miles wesJ OF Winter
haven March 6.
He drove the meat truck which
crashed into York S Cal in attempt-.
ing TO pass a car driven by Emil
j. Cuba of Yuma. LOyce Henri.
passenger in the Yolk car, was in
jured Stewart was at liberty on
$1,000 bail.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
President Sails
On Fishing Trip

ABOARD U.S.S. BENSON WITH
PRESIDENT RCOS S WELT AT
SEA. March % tUP) - President
Roosevelt headed out into the warm
waters off Florida today for 10 days
of fishing under the protecting
guns Of the Destroyer Benson.
Aboard his yacht, the converted
coast guard cutter, Potomac. Mr.
Roosevelt sailed from Port Ever
glades, Fla, at 9 am. EST, after
being delayed almost SO hours by
unfaVorable weather
With Secretary Of Interior Harold
L. Ickes, Attorney General Robert
Jackson his companions aboard
ship. the president hoped for about
10 days Of complete relaxation.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
Red Cross Work
Occupies Club;
Ladies Aid Meets
SEELEY NOTES

The Westside Country club met
with Mrs. Veva Green at an all
day session last week. The morn
ing was devoted to knitting for the
Red Cross under the leadership of
Ivalee Higgins. Following the de-
llcious pot luck dinner, Mrs. Vic
toria Rich and Mrs. Nan Sheldon
presented a most interesting pro-
gram about Fanny Crosby, the
blind hymn writer.
Mrs. Rich told the story of Mrs.
Crosbys life and her hymns. Mrs.
HaVens sang Saved by Grace,
and Mrs. Crosbys favorite hymn,
The Rugged Cross" was sung by
the club members.
Mrs. Sheldon read poems by Mrs.
Crosby and the club sang a num-
Der of her hymns.
Members present were: Ruth
Bowman, Olleada Diehl, Nellie
Curtis, Ada Gallaher, Veva Green,
Maggie Havens, Ivalee Higgins,
Lois Kramer, Victoria Rich, Emma
Robertson, Nan Sheldon, Bessie
Smith, Pauline Westmoreland, Ber-
tha Wolliscroft, Inez Smith.
Guest were Mrs. John Cook,
Mrs. Guy Hatch, Mrs. Edna Kirk
patrick and Janet Bowman.
Members of the Ladies Aid
friendship circle met in Community
hall Tuesday with 25 present.
A delicious pot luck dinner was
enjoyed and as it was near the date
of Mrs. Inez Smiths birthday, a
birthday cake and handkerchief
shower were presented to her.
Gifts were distributed among the
ladies from their secret friends and
very enjoyable afternoon was
spent.
The contest for new members
was won by Mrs. Robinson's side,
SO members belonging to Mrs. Will
Jams side will give a dinner soon
for the winners.
Present were: Mesdames Cannon,
Gallaher Diehl, Rich, Robertson,
Fisher, Beeson, Robinson, Cook
Green Smith, Wooliscroft, Ingle,
Kirkpatrick, Graham, Sheldon,
Westmoreland, Havens, Klump, La
Rue, Pollard, I. S. McElvaney, L.
McElvaney.
Mrs Walter Womack accompani-
ed Miss Opal Orr to San Diego
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Oftelie en-
tertained for the past few days Mr..
Oftelle'S sister and neices, Mrs.
Springer and the Misses Esther and
Elsie Springer of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brewer are
the parents of son born Mar. 12
Mrs Hurd of North Sacramento
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. APP
plequist, and family.
Mrs Mary Scola returned to her
home in San Diego Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
Harvest Operator
School Scheduled
In Valley Towns

Imperial Valley implement deal
erS. in conjunction with the agricul-
tural extension service. plan a SER
les of flax harvester operators
schools starting one week from
Monday. according 10 Frank G.,
BeySchlag. farm advisor.
Adjustment and care of the Case
harvester will be studied at Sam
Webbs implement sore on Tues
Gay. April !. Ben Hulse Brawley
implement store will be host to a
school on the John Deere harvester
Wednesday,
On Thursday April 8, operators
can learn how TO adjust and ope-
rate the International harvester at
Edgar Implement store in El Centre
and the series will be completed
Friday at the Edgar Bros. store.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
Cotton Growers
Seek Modification
OF AAALaws

PHOENIX. March %. - up
Arizona cotton growers agreed today
to petition the agricultural adjust
ment administration to relax. for
the l941 season. the order for de-
struction of all stub cotton.
As a statewide meeting here. the
growers said they would advise
the government that heavy winter
rains have delayed cotton planting
to such an extent that he only
way of securing a crop this season
is to permit stub cotton to fruit.
The AAA has ordered destruction
of the stub in an effort to curb
the pink bollworm menace.
The growers selected a special
fact finding committee to work
with the advisory committee of the
Arizona farm bureau federation TO
write Secretary of Agriculture
Claude Wickard and the AAA about
the plight of cotton growers in the
state.
Members of the fact-finding COM
mittee were: Clyde Neeley, Gilbert,
chairman. Phoenix; George Ray,
Phoenix of the U. S. Bureau of
entomology: and Kenneth McMick-
Ell of the state commission of agri-
culture and horticulture
R. E Mcdonald of San Antonio,
Tex, in charge of the governments
campaign agains the pink bollworm,
advised the growers that he had
studied the Arizona situation and
that he also would write to AAA
officials regarding lifting of the
stub cotton ban
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
News Notes from |. v. RureI Areas
|nsIe Leaves for
Years Service in Armv

went to Los Angeles Saturday where
she will spend some time with her
other daughter. Mrs. Maize Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gardner
visited Mrs. Gardner's daughter and
husband Mr. and Mrs Leonard
Mort. of San Bernardino from Sun
day to Wednesday
Mrs Ray Barnt and grandchil-
dren visited Mrs. Loretta Waltrip
of Holtyille Sunday.
Mr. Ike Boone of Victorville, Cal,
is visiting his nephew and family,
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Boone. Mr..
Boone is repairing some Of his
real estate in the valley.
Mrs. Joe Long of Ontaria, Cal,
who mas been the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gardner, re-
turned to her home Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
I.P. Accepts Wheat

AUGUSTA. Kans., Mar. % (UP)
Price Reid, a justice of the peace
in the south central Kansas grain
belt, said today he would perform
marriage ceremonies for three
bushels of wheat instead of his
usual fee of three dollars.
Reid said the idea was to impress
young couples with the value Of
the grain to their future happiness
and prosperity if they live in Kan
sas.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
Resort Gambling
Operator Guilty

RIVERSIDE, Cal, March %
(UP)-Al Wortheimer, operator OF
the fashionable Dunes club near
Palm Springs, awaited sentence to-
day on conviction of three counts
of violating anti-gambling ordi-
nances. He was found guilty in
justice court yesterday and will be
sentenced next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23

mile east of the Alamo store. was
recently sold to Mary j. Motion and
has been rented by A. w. Cary.
Miss Beatrice Shoemaker of
Brawley spent Saturday night at
the home of Juanita Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Tuttle of I'M
perial were entertained at dinner
Sunday by Tuttle's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Tuttle of Alamo.
Mrs. Carmen Cragg entertained
the B-Line Quilting club at her
home south of Holtvllle Wednesday
March y.
The day was spent in quilting,
with pot luck lunch served at
noon.
Those in attendance were: Mes
DANES Dora Gibbons. Auba Hamil-
ton, Opal Herring, Florence Gray
and Goldie Preece.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Leng visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. e
Gonder of Brawley Sunday.
Mrs. A. Wogatzke is recovering
from an attack of influenza.
Mrs. Josephine Humiston, who
has been visiting at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Nc
Kenzie, for several weeks, returned
TO her home in Los Angeles Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Baksh enter
tanned at dinner Sunday evening
Mildred Bailey, Arthur Richards
and Robert Kamm.
The Burgess Lay family who
have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Landon House of
Alamo. returned to their home ir
Oklahoma recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
|RPORT ACT APPROVED

SACRAMENTO, Mar. - up
w. Culbert Olson today signed a
Iislative act creating the Monterey
port district which will permit
penditure Of s704,3l3 in federal
hds for construction of a large
fport adjacent TO Fort Ord.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
Carrot Loodinqs
Reach 144b Cors:
Pea Ship pments p

Fftyone carloads of carrots rolled from the Imperial
Valley Friday firm market boosting the seasonal ship
total 446 according report Saturday by
the Federal-State market news service
The caroadings of 1446 still far behind the pace
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23
Wright Ranch In
Alamo. Verde
District Sold
ALAMO-yERDF NOTES

The J. T. Wright ranch, one-halt
mile east of the Alamo store, was
recently sold to Mary j. Motion and
has been rented by A. w. Cary.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23

Mrs. Mary Scola returned to he
home in San Diego Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-23

Woodrow Ingle left for Los An
geles Wednesday evening with the
contingent of draftees from the
south end of the valley to spend his
year of training in the army under
the selective service act.