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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
FLA Judging Teams
Going TO 5. D.Fair

Future Farmers of Central Union
high school in e. Centre will send
three Judging teams to the San
Diego county fair at Del Mar Sat
urday under the supervision of V.
G. FuImer and G.. f. Spencer
On the dairy team will be Joe
Landol'. Jim Carson. Benny Der
rick The livestock team Will be
composed Of John Ram, Earl Brink
man. Bob Graham. On the poultry
team Will be Harry Tsujimoto, Hugh
L.ttrcll. Teddy Roe This is the first
time Judging contest has been
held at Del Mar. Hereafter the El
Centro FLA will have the fair on
their regular itinerary.
Spencer Judged beef cattle at the
tar Saturday and sheep at MaryS-
Vile fair last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
British Alarmed
By German Drive

LONDON, Oct. 0. oUPl-British
military circles today described the
German drive on Moscow as the
grayest threat to tho allies since
Dlnkirl; and Indicated that neither
d British offensive blow in the TeSt
nor the British american war aid
nov on route to Russia would affect
rho immediate outcome.
n ether words. 1t was Indicated
the battle in Russia at the moment
IS entirely up to the Red army.
The Daily Sketch expressed domi-
nant opinion in London sources
N comment on the suggestion of the
Moscow Red fleet publication that
,hc time was ripe for great Brit
ISL land, naval and air blow in the
west TO offset the Nazi eastern drive
"Iao appeal comes from an ally at
a supreme hour Of trial and is H.
70 be ignored. the Sketch said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
AFL Moy Move to
Outlaw Strikes

Mr. Roosevelt, in a message to the
convention Tuesday, urged that the
union prevent work stoppages in the
interest OF national defense.
Green sald he agreed 100 per
cent" with thc presidents state
mrnt thaj only by united action
can we turn back the Nazi threat. .
lie clte1 agreements between the
AFL metal trades, and building and
construction trades unions and the
government. guaranteeing against
work sloppages because of jurisdic$
Qo9al disputes between AFL unions.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
FX1RiDITIOH REQUEST
T. SUED IN THEFT CASE

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 2 up, -
Coz Cu!bcrt Olson today lI.ucd
rcqHsltIon for eXtraditlOn from AS
Hur" PARK, y. J 10 Los Angeles of
TEerc,a Glasbergcr. charged with
grand la.ccnr IN connection With
'hcf' Of s25O0 emerald ard dia-
mono rlAg from her former en-
pio@cr Bail Rathbonc, HOLLYWOOD
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p.o"cG a. a maid b. the actor.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
TINY FELTs, FEATHER and VEIL TRIMS

Just think Of it -. 80 smart new fclts
in navy, black and brown Just arrived
and in Il feature for the weekend at 2.98
Feathers guiIls, NeiIs -. Also pillboXcS
turbanS, Off-thc-facc shapes Big
values.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09

anteed 10 please Yo4 lioss--or your money
b--k. Prices are 50 low hc2ar;c VIC buy
ditec+, C o~aY vi.h mosy in.actween c1-
penscs, sta-o s.r:=as .eift lav Gene To one
o. fhc Ar aic-tefs, Ar'er.-o's Ioe5ias food
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
One Down. One Up
On Strike Front

dent. announced termination ol the
strike Wednesday night after Il CON-
pany-unlon conference. 1t was
agreed that the company Wou!C
not interfere with any lawful dues
inspection" and the union WoulG
conduct the Inspection in such Il
manner as not to interfere with
production
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Show Folk Mourn
For Helen Morso on

CHICAGO. Oct 9 Up -Tae a..
tcrtainment world moGr8cd toia.
the death of another tHse. heaoN'
OF the prohibition era. sao-faice.
Helen Morgan who rode - ,amc o..
q grand piano.
The singer of teary sora> T..
last night IN a small room IN H..
lotin hospital. about The size @. Il.
coy little speakcaSlcS Whcye s.a
began the career that bra.r5. lc
International triumphS A. he hea
side were her mother Ms l..
Morgan of High Falls. \. y al
husband, LLOYD Johnson 10. AZ.
geles automobile salesman. ans scl-
eral intimate friends
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09

How much do you figure you spend week
meets? With fhof figure in mind eowc 10
your A&P Market and see il you eaEf Ger
more high quoty meot for Your money. ~
Iieious. tender. iuiee-oczing meets +het sing
with Aavor We sell only one grade ef meat
-"A&P Top Quality" Beef. Lamb, Pork end
veol. os odvertsed! Yes meets ere guor-
e vit1mjn content Of items listed beio~: --
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09

-Boxy and fitted styles in good look
ing tWeeds and plaids in the best look
ing casual coats you've seen this SeaSol
at near these prices -. PlaidS, dlagonal-
and hcrringboneS in coIors also navy
and black dresSy coats.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
] RiEFIC OFFICER
RE- OEERING

&J2h' uaffIc officer Wiiford 7
lor. Wao underwent an operation
5rp'omoe u. is up and around
n Ill a' hi nomc, and Is expected
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Bridal Party
Entertained

The Fred l.. Riddle home was the
scene of gay party Friday night,
members of the bridal party and a
few friends gathering there after
a rehearsal for the wedding. the
wedding Saturday night of Ruth
Riddle and John L. Dubois Jr.
which will be solemnized at o'clock
in the PreSbteriyan church.
Preceding the party John Dubois
had his bachelor dinner at the Du-
Bois ranch. his guests including
his two brothers, WlIiam l. Dubois
Andrew Dubois, Don Brock, Ben
jamin Landeck, Ben Adamek, Bob
Savidge, Robert BaIy, David Ross
After the dinner the group at
tended the rehearsal and then went
to the Riddle home where they
were joined by Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. Dubois, Sr. Mr.. and Mrs. Riddle,
Mrs. Regena Pennington, Mrs Nor
man C. Deaton, Miss Riddle, Tonic
Sue McChristy, her maid of honor,
and her bridesmaids. the Miss Eliza
beth Meyer, Miss Ruth Campbell
and Mrs. Herbert McShee.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
League Discusses
Home and Church
Relationship

The Church and the Home was
the subject for the discussion led
by the Rev Mr.. Paul Neipp at the
meeting of the Lutheran Womens
League Thursday afternoon, Mrs
j. F.. Swain acting as hostess.
Pointing out that the home was
the first church and that the con-
gregation is nothing more than 4
union of Christian homes, the
speaker emphasized the necessity for
cooperation between members OF
the home and the families of the
congregation in religious study as
we'll as in other phases of life.
Mrs. H. S. PackWood presented
an interesting paper on The Men
ace of the Comic Magazine.
The League voted to send a
Christmas donation to the Lutheran
Welfare Institution.
Mrs. John F. Waterman was ap-
pointed chairman of committee IN
charge of Christmas decorations,
Mrs. S. Turner and Mrs. PackWocd
and Mrs. Swain being appointed TO
take care of the bags which Will
be given to the children of the
church school at their Christmas
eve service.
Mrs. w. Hofer, Mrs. H. Pack
wood were received into member
ship and guests present were MeS-
danes j, Hafliger. F. Karlen NJ.
Lewis, Chappelear, L. Nogel.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
District Sponsors
Dinner for World
Affairs Institute

Club women throughout Califor-
mia always attend the sessions OF
the Riverside Institute of World
Affairs and this year, the night OF
Dec. 10 the Southern District
California Federation of Women S
clubs is sponsoring a dinner pro-
gram in connection with the in
stitute sessions.
Speakers after the dinner ses-
sion include: DR.. Miritz j. Bonn
of Occidental on War and Euro
pean Trade; DR.. A. Polyzoides of
use, Greece and the Balkans
Face 1912 Dr.. Franklin Harris
of Brigham Young university. The
Future OF the Near East"
Hostess for the dinner, in ad-
dition to the Southetl District
President, Mrs. r. L. Glasby of
CaleXico. are the other district Of
ficers and the past presidents: Mrs.
Albert Launer, Mrs. B. F. Warmer
Mrs. John Stewart. Mrs. R. G.
Miller.
The dinner is open to club wo-
men, their husbands and families
and those planning to attend
should make reservations directly
with the Riverside Mission Inn
where the institute and the din
her will take place.
The institute is to begin Sunday
evening in the Mission Inn River
side, with Dr. Elliott Mears of
Stanford University as general
chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Third Birthday
Celebrated

Mrs. Oscar Fudge of SGT Hamilton
avenue, Friday afternoon gave a
birthday party for her little niece,
Donna Carol Atherton WAC was
three years old that day.
Mrs. Fudge invited a group of
youngsters and their mothers to
help Donna Carol celebrate the day,
serving ice cream and the prettily
decorated birthday cake to; Mrs
Weaver Jordan. Donna Marie and
Nancy Lee Jordan. Mrs. Ray Fudge,
Glenn Ray, Kay, and Mary Virginia
Fudge; Mrs CHARLES Townsend,
Maxine Townsend. Mrs. Carl Ather-
ton, Donna Carols mother, and the
guest of honor's brother, Carl Glenn
Atherton, Mrs. H. E. Fudge and
Mrs. E. LoOney.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
PAGEIFIE#
Evening Bridge Party At
Ten Thousand Club

This vii l. IL only evening
parfF that ~ club vii sponsor
thls seaf md fae Badse seclton,
mem5ela If 0Rish - ii charge.
Is arraneins II mala he evening
an out. taadine ON fer members
ard their aaez's
Dessert and 4 deaalaas one. will
be sorred A. 8 u. ~ after which
the bridge piaE 3ill take place,
many attractive go benz ready
sor the winner.
ManF no al tabIe are being
made UP az individual reserYa-
tons are jQs5 a. vrlseme rs these
for pardes. Tae altar Is open 10
all men 3nd women If the COM
munig and reservations may be
made with NJ Elfl Fafis, tele-
phone 1550 Nj John w Donohue
of the building committee also has
tieke.s fer air tse proceeds from
this party gola% to the club build
ing fund
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Soroptimists in
Work Ne e+inq

Soroptimists Friday devoted an
other evening to working OH
Christmas toys which they will
give needy children who are not
taken care of by other organize
tions.
The group met at the Rodney
Jenkins home $50 Olive avenue,
where they enjoyed a pleasant eve
ming with Mrs. jenkins. Flor
ence Glenn ana Irene MattoX as
hoStesses.
The club will have a luncheon
meeting Monday noon at Sher-
woods.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Farewell Party for
Louise Havekors+

Louise HayckorSt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter B. Harekorst. was
guest OF honor at a surprise party
given Friday night by Betty 10
Boals, tie party taking place at the
H. S. Boala home, l239 He'll avenue.
The Hayekorat family is moving
next week to Las Angeles where
they Will make then hcme i'll the
future
After the Guest of honos haG
opened her packages, various games
were played and tken dancing and
refreshments We're enlos ed.
Those present. i'll addition to Louise
and Betty 10, We're bonnie Belle
Barker. Bobb,e \. Deem Lal9a Sue
Reed Mary Virginia Aiken Karma
Lyta MeMahan, Geraldine Brans-
ford, Arlene Jones. Barbara Cox.
JOY Hardin, PATSY Kendall.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Alamo Cha apter's Installation
Friday Impressive Affair

BRAWLEY. Dec g. I1ma Car
rick and Clifford Randolf, worthy
matron and patron, with their corps
of officers. were installed Friday
night in one Of The most heauti-
ful ceremonies ever conducted by
Alamo chapter Order Of the East
ern Star.
The installation took place in
the Elks temple where decorations
in the 1872 coloss o. orchid and
green made a lovely background
for the impressive ritual of the
order.
A lattice Worl, screen i'll the east
was covered with grceEery. hu2e
chrysanthemnms aad gladioas sup
plying the orchid color While many
candles furnished effective illumi-
nation. the candles at the star
point being in the respective star
point co'orS.
In the east was a large basket
filled with gorgeous white chrysan-
themums and i'll the north and
south were baskets of the orchid
flowers.
Against this setting the white
robed officers stood out III con-
traSt, the women all wearing cor
sages of orchid flowers with the
exception of the worthy matron
Who carried talisman roses.
Installing Officers
Mrs. r. F. G0nder outgoing ma
tron and Installing m;ttron, wore
white also, the installing marshall,
Edna Mcmillan, and the installing
chaplain, Florence Hancock wear
ing black skirts with white basque
bodices. Other installing officers
We're; Roy Gonder, outgoing pat
ron and installing patron for The
evening, and Annabelle Sever, in
stalling organist Mary KnudSen
acted as inviting matron.
During the caEdlelight service
which preceded the installation
proper Thelma Bailey acted as
reader.
Among those honored with escorts
to the East we're: Florence Richards
of Holtville, new deputy grand ma
tron; Effie Carr of Calipatria, past
grand matfCn OF Arizona who was
escorted after she carried in the
Bible; Alta Sullivan. past grand
matron for Iowa, and Esther Ingla,
sponsor for the 1912 matrons.
The impressive ritual of the order
followed, beautiful musical mum =
bers being presented at appropriate
intervals as the ceremony of in
Stallation proceeded.
AS the worthy matrcn was escort
ed to the East she filed slowly
down an aisle formed of the past
matrons and patrons. under cross
ed archWay of white chrySantha-
NUNS held aloft by these past Of
Ulcers. L. G. Sever played The Old
Refrain as violin solo at this time.
Mrs, Sever playing his accompani-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Silver Substitutes
For Substitutes

CHICAGO. Dec 6 CUPl - Silver
is becoming substitute for its own
substitutes, the Chicago Merchan-
disc Mart reported today
The paradox developed from de-
fense-created shortages OF copper
and nickel The Merchandise Mart
said plentiful supplies of silver al
lowed Sterling Silverward Manu-
facturers to benefit from restricted
production Of plated Silvcrware.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Edited bv ANNE HARD. DAVIS
County Club Board Meets
In INLAND Friday

ClubWomen of Imperial Valley
had one of the most interesting ana
successful sessions of the executive
board of the Imperial County Fede-
ration of Women's clubs when they
met Friday in the inland Women s
club house, Mrs. M. N. Robinson
of INLAND, county president pre-
siding.
The morning session was deVotf
to various reports of chairmen and
club presidents, the latter giving
highlights of the recent Southern
District convention in Coronado as
we'll as summarizing their respective
club activities.
Mrs. P. E. Ryerson, county audi
tor, resigned and her office will be
filled at later date by some mem
Der from the Ten Thousand club of
Ell Centre.
Zona Patterson North. accom-
plished Violinist and teacher, v1aS
heard in a group of violin SOLOS
with piano occompanimentS by
Emily Kaford.
Afternoon Program
For the afternoon program. Nj
land club women present a highly
entertaining tWo-act play most cX-
pertly, Aunt Lizzie Goes To Town.
Mrs. j. H. Comfy of Pico, state
chairman of conservation was
speaker of the afternoon and talked
on hobbies as pertaining to conser-
yation, emphasizing that such hob
bies which relate to nature as pho
Biography, gardening, bird life, etc,
naturally develop in their followers
on interest in conservation.
inland club women served lunch
con at noon, their tables and the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

Ilclll.
As the associate matron and pa
tron were installed two girls, Cora
Underhill and Corinne Sever, sang
In the Garden, and after the
star points were installed to the ac-
compartment of a piano solo by
Bernice Knudsen they knelt and
George Bailey presented Loves
Creed
During the opening service Frank
Lyall of WeStmorland sang The
Lords Prayer" and quartet COM
posed of MIS-. William Jordan, Mrs.
Merrill Goudie, Ven King and Mel
vim Lewis, sang, The Old Rugged
Cross.
Receive Jewels
The worthy matron then made
her address, the past officers jewels
were presented to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gonder the past grand officers and
the deputy grand matron were called
upon for their messages and greet
ings.
At the conclusion of the installa-
ton members and guests adjourned
to the banquet hall for refresh
ments, the hall and the tables max
ing an equisite picture with their
decorations of orchid and green.
BraWley's new officers are:
Irma Carrick. worth" matron
Clifford Randolph, worthy patron
Ellie Guynes, associate matron; Her
bert Fulton, associate patron; Grace
Cravens, conductress; Josephine
Dryden, associate conductress; Mary
R. Smith, secretary; Florence Small
Hancock, treasurer; Helen Grams
ton, chaplain; Maude Gonder mar
shal; Marie Runge, Adah; Dorothy
Maupin, Ruth; Ruth Eaves, Esther;
Jean Conkey, Martha, Lucille Boots,
Electra; Sue Bryant, organist, Mary
Lloyd, Warder; Louis Boyles, sentl-
mel; Mildred Fulton flag bearer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Verde Al Club
Has Election

Verde All club recently elected
the following officers
Freddie Hinojosa, president; Helen
Steiner, vice president; Johnnie
Edwards, secretary treasurer Ka-
name Okawa, public relations chair
man; Norman Hinjosa, recreation;
Mary Miller, reporter; Dick Lud-
wig, Sereeant-at-armS.
After the election H Lee Lander
man assistant farm advisor and
Al club leader talked on club
work.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Kerosene Blast
Sets Barge Attire

SITKA, Alaska, Dec. 6. IUPI-
Fire from kerosene stove eXpio-
sion today destroyed 100000 drill
barge in the channel between Sltka
and Japonski island, site OF a
S13.O00OoO naval air station
The crew of six, taking all the
dynamite they safely could gather
and all the PERCUSSION caps ON
board, escaped.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
First Liberty Fleet
Vessel Launched

WILMINGTON, N. {, Dec. c
UP = The ZebUlaa B. Vance first
vessel to hc launched Ier the na-
tens Llbeft Fleet and frs;
vessel To he buil in tie aeW Wllm-
ington shipyards, slid down the
ways here toaay.
The Vance Is a standard cargo
ship and Is ore OF Il being plan
ned at the Wilmington yards for
the U. S. maritime commission.
The ship, first to be built III
North Carolina slice the Worle.
War, will be ready for service in
1912. She is about sc per cent com
plete now.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Speaks Sunday at
Imperial Church

IMPERIAL, Dec. Miss Joy
Ridderhof of Los Angeles will be
speaker Sunday morning at the II
o'clock service of the Imperial Com
munity church, talking on hel
Spanish work Miss Ridderhof, for
merly a missionary in Honduras
is now director of the Gospel Re-
cordings' which serves 20 foreign
countries with gospel phonograpl
records and she is also director Of
the Spanish gospel broadcast
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Baby Conference
Schedule

Two we'll baby conferences arc
scheduled for the week. Tuesday,
the one in Imperial at the Roosevelt
school an all day affair and Wed.
in El Centro at Tie Woman S
Civic Improvement club house on
State Street from a. m. until
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

attractive club nsGse rooms being
brilliant With their Christmas dec
ofafl9ns of scarlet and green.
Some 50 women were present. the
len Thousand club CT 81 Centre
beng represented BY its president.
Ms. Don c. Paulus. and by Mrs. E.
L Allen and Mrs. p. NJ. Mercer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

The USC-ULCA football game is
taking number away this week
end, among them being the Eugene
E. AnderSons vino are anticipating
few days in the city. The two
little daughters Of Mr. and Mrs
p. j. Aguirre. of Calexico, grand
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
son, have been staying with them
while their mother and their new
little sister, RoWene, are still in the
hospital, and this weekend the two
children will have their aunt, Mrs
Nelson Correll of Calipatria with
them while their grandparents are
away.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Norke++s Meet at
Pearce Home

Norketts met Friday with Winni-
fred Pearce for a business session
after which they made several KINDS
of delicious candy. later in the
evening enioying refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07


McCabe- Eucalyptus home depart
ment will have its annual Christ
mas party on Thursday Dec. II, the
group meeting at IL 80 a. m. at the
John T. Rice home on West Main
each member bringing with her
Il Christmas gift, not to exceed rs
cents in cost. Mrs. Elton B. Chris
tian and the following committee
will serve a Christmas dinner: Mes
DANES Evan T. HeWes, Hugh T. Os-
borne. Richard Moore, Newton Fish
CT, j. P. LaBrucheric. In the af-
ternoon a program Of music and
other entertainment will be pre-
Sented by committee headed by
Mrs. Earl V. c. Northrop, assisted
by Mrs. Elmer Forester and Mrs
l. Thanner.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Schools
Churches
Anne Davis
Notebook

In addition to the weekend we'd
dings, dances, Eastern Star install
lations, and other events, the social
calendar includes several parties for
Mrs. Walter B. Havekorst. To the
great regret of their valley friends
the Havekorst are moving the lat
ter part of this coming week to Los
Angeles where Mr.. Hayekorst will be
connected with the Bank of Amer
ica's headquarters office. We are
sorry to lose them but hope that
they will return frequently. hopI
which is likely to be fulfilled be-
cause they still retain interests in
the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
PHONE 300

One Of the most delightful social
events of the coming week Is the
evening bridge partn at the Ton
Thousand club on "Wednesday Dec
10
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

At the Rotary club dinner in Ca
leXico the other night Mike DoWd
made a quite useful suggestion
that invitations. as far as the Wo-
men are concerned, contain infor-
nation as to long skirts, or short
would certainly save us lot of tele-
phoning.
At the Rotary party, after all the
telephoning, both long and shot
skirts, hats and no hats were equs.l-
ly favored, Mrs. Forrest E. Kutz
set the style for the short frocks
in a black dress with metallic ac-
cents and becoming high crowned
hat and veil, while the long skirt
devotees, were we'll represented by
Mrs. w. A. Scheniman, smart in a
print gown, bright colored flowers
on black, one of those really at
tractive prints which are hard to
find.
Mrs. j. B. McNeeces chic dinner
dress was of black ornamented with
gold and a deep pink trimming
Mrs. Stevens H. Harris, wearing
black with gold. Mis-. Paul A. Jen-
kinS a lovely shade of aquamarine
with a touch of gold and with a
beautiful gold and pearl necklace.
Mrs. Russell Yeager was in shell
pink, Mrs. Laurence L. Hartzog, in
bright blue with charming copy
of the old fashioned sunburst pin.
For the be-hatted ladies, Mrs Dowd
herself was attractive in bright
red model.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
CaIe.xiico
News
By Jare McCampbeIl
Telephone e49

Mr.. and Mis-. Walter Robbins of
FL Ceatro became tho parents Of
a - pound baby girl Thursday
The youne lady was born in the
Griffin hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

Mrs. George Lederman is much
improved in health and expects to
be able to return to her home on
Monday after an absence caused
by illness.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hackett Of
610 Holt avenue, have as their house
guests, Mrs. Hacketts brother Sgt
Fred Steinman who has been sta
toned at Pearl Harbor Hawaii for
over two years with the United
States Marine Corps. Other guests
include Mrs. Hackett's sister and
niece, Mrs. Agnes Wayne, Betty
Wayne from Casper, Wyo., who are
spending the winter here. Sgt.
Steinman will leave next weekend
for San Diego, probably returning
to Pearl Harbor after the first
Of the year.