davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-07-07
New High Expected
In 1941 Sales Of
Farm Equipment
Increasing Volume
Of Arms Business
Is Predicted
SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Star.

special DlSpaIcn 10 Inc SfeT.
NEW YORK, July Farm equip
ment sales this year are expected
to reach a new high and to exceed
1910 by IS to 20 per cent, it is
pointed out in survey recently
published by the Standard & Poor s
Corp. The defense program is not
likely TO interfere seriously with
normal output. and an increasing
amount of armament business is in
dicated for the industry in coming
periods
Earnings of the leading companies
will not parallel sales performance
this year. because of higher taxes
and narrower operating margins
Tentatively, profits in the trade for
194l are expected to average around
10 per cent higher than in 1910.
Sales Much Improved.
Because the farmer is getting his
full share of the general prosperity
resulting from the defense pro-
gram, the makers of farm equip
ment have been enjoying banner
sales in recent months. Domestic
sales of agricultural machinery to
date in 194l are believed to have
averaged around IS per cent larger
than year ago.
The substantial sales gains in the
home market have more than conf
pensated for the relatively poor
showing in exports. After scoring
fair sized year-to-vear gains in
January and February. shipments
abroad fell in the next two months
and for the first four months of this
year were Just about the same as a
year before. Deprecated foreign
currencies. increasing shipping diff
cultieS. and poor crop conditions in
some foreign markets. notably Aus
tralia. have been mainly responsible
for the recent declining trend in
exports
Prospects Excellent.
Sales in coming months will prob
ably follow a generally similar pat
tern. The higher level of farm
pIOOuCl PRICES ilOUefdtclS IHpIONeu
/ agricultural production, and Gov
! ernment help to the farmer-in the
form of increased parity payments
as we'll as strong support to prices
/ for many commodities through pur-
| chases by the Surplus Marketing
/ nistration-indicate that cash
farm income in l941 will be the
| largest since 1929 On the basis OF
present indications, farm income is
expected to reach a minimum OF
| $4,000 900 600. to compare with
1920 100000 in 1910.
The purchasing power OF the
| farmers dollar is also expected Il
| continue upward The ratio of prices
received TO prices paid by the
farmer had risen to 80 august
1909 July. 1914 equals 100 in May
1941 as compared with 80 veal
| earlier. and was at the highest
level since mid-l937. No slackening
| in this rising trend of purchasing
power is currently indicated. and
! equipment sales should continue &c
/ benefit as result.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Chicooo Produce

CHICAGO; July tF.--Pouliry: hive, 81
H.. 49, pounds ss.tfn and down; ga LeshoTn
colored, ISls; Plymouth Rock 20; White
Book, 20: sprinss: pounds up. colored.
20: Plymouth Rock, %: White Rock. 23;
under = pounds; coloIed, 10: Plymouth
Rock, 21: White Rock. %; bareback chick
ems, 1918: roosters, IA: Leghorn roosters.
13ia; ducks. 3 pounds up. colored, IL;
white. IL; small coiored, 10; white, IL;
geese. IL turkeys. toms, old, IA; young
Butter. receipts, 3,415O22; firm: cream
cry, 90 score. SO: 90, 35l2; 81, 35L: 90.
3b: 80. "a: ss. 33la; 80 centralized car
lots. 3512.
local, 20; cars, 26i.; current receipts 25ia;
dirtles, %; checks, 24l2; storage packed
extras. 27l7; frsts -.
Potatoes, arrivals, 25a: on track, ass.
total y: 8. shipments Saturday. 524: Sun
day, 1913; supplies rather liberal; demand
good on slightly lower prices; market
SSIishtly weaker: cslitornis long whites,
U. s. No. /. 2.O0-l0; Idaho Bliss Triumphs,
o. g. No. l. .s5-2 90; Missouri Cobblers,
generally GOOD quality, 11O-50; Bliss Tri-
umphs. generally good quality, l.I5-75.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Sears June Volume
Up 24.1 Per Cent
From Year Ago
Five Months Sales
28.2 Per Cent Ahead
Of 1910 Period
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July Sears, Roe
buck & Co. reported today that
June sales amounted to s78, 8,567 ,676,
compared with S63,3l2,9l1 a year
ago. or an increase of 24.1 per cent.
Total sales for the five months
from February through June were
S355 .498, ,055, compared with $277,-
$4,000 in the corresponding 1910
period, OF an increase of 1872 per
cent.
+. w. WOOlwOrth Co.
NEW YORK, July (P,.-F. w.
Woolworth Co. today reported June
sales were S27,652,730, an increase of
6.3 per cent over the June, 1910,
sales of SIG, ,020,525.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Oil Stocks Register
Gain Of $4,000
Barrels in Week
Supplies Of Domestic
And Foreign Crude
Up Moderately
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Assoc!steo rEess'
The Bureau of Mines reported to-
day stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum at the close of the
week ended June % totaled 259 ,399,-
900 barrels. net increase OF 2o7 900
barrels. compared with the previous
week. Stocks of domestic oil in
creased l27O00 barrels for the week
and foreign crude increased 10000
barrels.
Daily average production for the
week was 3847 900 barrels, or a de-
crease of ll.000 barrels. compared
with the previous weeks level. Runs
to stills averaged 3930,000 barrels
daily. compared with 3845 600 bar
rels for the preceding week Daily
average imports were 1921 barrels.
Stocks of crude petroleum and
change from previous week Tin thou
sands of barrels:
Evening star., 1941-07-07
| Big Locomotive
|Order Placed
|By Seobodrd
Bv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 7.-Railway
Age said today that Seaboard Air
Line had ordered l3 Diesel-electric
locomotives. Electro-Motive Corp
will built three freight units, two
passenger engines and two switchers,
while American Locomotive Co. and
Baldwin Locomotive Works each
were awarded contracts for three
switcherS.
Mayor Car Corp received an or
der from National Railways of Mex
leo for 1000 boxcars.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Increase Is Revealed
In Glove Production
By the Associated Press,

Inc Census Bureau says that
manufacturers of leather gloves and
mlttens turned out 296 ,785 dozen
pairs during May, an increase OF
23.84O dozen pairs over April, and
lo7,O65 dozen pairs over May. 1910
For the first five months of this
year production amounted to 1921, :
884 dozen pairs. an increase of AL
COS dozen pairs over the similar
period last year.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
| Sharp Increase
| Seen Hosiery
Shipments
By the Associated Press.

DE hseUCIdTpU FItnss
NEW YORK, July THE Ma
tional Association of Hosiery Manu-
facturers reported today total ship
ments OF hosiery in May amounted
to 1l,749, SOC dozens of pairs. a l62
per cent increase over May, 1910
The total for the first five months
was up l1,2 per cent to 60,378 04s
dozens.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Crude Oil Prices

TULSA, July : Py.-Base crude oil
prices: VII
Mid-Continent area-Illinois. 81; Okla
homa kansas. gravity scale, SIC to l25;
North. North Central and West Centrsl
Texas, gravity scale. Soc TO lib; East
Texas, 1.25 West Texas, gravity scale. ZOE
scale. 76c to ] 0S.
Rocky Mountain srea-Sslt Greek, Wyo.
sravitv scale, aSc to 1,oO
Eastern aree-Pennsylvanis rrads
LBra radfordAlleghany). 215: same grade in
Southwest Pennsylvenia lines al: sans
grade in Eureka lines, ala: CORNING 81
Evening star., 1941-07-07
| Stock Market
lCIoses Firm
|At London
Ry the Associated Press.

LONDON, July THE stock mar
ket closed firm under the leadership
of gilt-edge6 securities. Brazilian
and japanese bonds rallied mildly.
Department store and industrial
shares were somewhat higher and
Junior rail issues were in demand.
Rubber issues showed some strength
while kaf1lrs were steady.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Capital Traction lst $500 at
1885,.
Woodward e. Lothrop common-l5
at 4312. Is at 43, 10 at 43.
Capital Transit Co-32 at 1871.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

Quotations furnished by National AS
sociation of Securities Dealers. Inc, which
states they do not necessari rily reflect actual
transactions ar frm bids or Offers but
should indicate approximate prices. and
unless otherwise indicated, are as quoted
by the sponsors or issuers.
'Asterisk indicates Not quoted by
SPONSORS or issuers'
Evening star., 1941-07-07

hIso eXtIa or extras. Declared or
paid so far this year. Paid last year
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
Citation OF Securities Dealers, Inc which
states they DO not necessarily reflect actua /
transactions or Arm bids or offers, but
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
London Tin Prices

LONDON, July : xs.-Tin lower spot,
s;4 ssSs .1Ss a1' ei1, ts3Ss ASKED future f2s2
Evening star., 1941-07-07
U. S. Treasury Explains
How Debt Is Divided

By the Associsted Press.
On June 30, the Treasury says
its debt totaled S48 ,961 ,443,53 in
Guiding the following:
Bonds, S34 1865, ,677 .O82; notes S.
osS ,468, 500; bills, $1.6o3 1856 900; spe-
clal issues to Government trust
funds, s3,327 SOC, 900; certificates OF
Indebtedness, s2,292 300 900; matured
debt on which interest has ceased
s2O4 ,999 $50, and bear
ing debt, S369, ,O44I36.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. July : lP,-Nationsl Asso-
citation Securities Dealers. Inc
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Investing Companies

NEW YORK. July lP1-Na tional As
ISOLATION Securities Dealers, Inc:
CLOSING quotations
Evening star., 1941-07-07
U. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK. July p Prices quoted
IN dollars and thIrty-seconds.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

Brazil has organized a committee
to study the causes of floods.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
United Stotes Treasury Position

By the Associated Press
rhs position OF the Treasury July com,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05
nbis Raiienfreanb

/ 3ieroe, obne sdmllf. Gs tuarelr and
aierb0bien, mo fib Die 4riioer ullo
Sdpeiter Sei1 gbriiti aufbieltet1 be-
teten uno opferten. a6er ais oas
Grens bod am Sinnnel erIdienen unb
9aiier aonItantin lnlo sic Seinigen
es am Mittaebimmel slan5en iaben
nit Der Snid)rift: Sn bieien 3eiden
mirit bu iiegcn - bas mar ole grlo-
innssitlmoe fir Die 9atafombenfirhe;
iic erbielt Sic 5reibeit lmb fonnte nun.
balls iid 0ffentlid) 5eiaen. Ga baute
Der Raiier l,uo feline Mutter Selena
oie prabtieen groBen i'm Nomerreide
nno Seruialem llno fogar beioniide
Sentpel tpl.roen IN driltlide @ottes-
bal1ier llmgeipanoelt. Set ser 3eit
entitanoen oie eroBen airden nit
groben, boben nno idoneu 9iirmen
in europa 1no Alien. lteberall, mo
has Seioentim beIiest lpuroe, eldnste
oas goloene areu5 al,f oem Surme,
tuie mir es beltte nod in ben edt6riit=
liden @egen6en un6 2Gnoern ieber,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

tpo ser @laube bliibt ,.no Srii6te
6ringt. Sa, ielbit ser alte Broteitan-
ttsmlls in 9eutiblano umo @nglanb
bat sic Iiirme ser alten Ml,ttertir6e
ltebeu lailen lmo anbere oerielben art
neu gebaut. Sier fann n,an benfen,
menn ser 9urm @ott uno Stride por-
Iteat, 10 tpollteu sic setrennteu Brit
ser bod nidt bon @ott uno gbriIto
abfaaen, nno 10 iino iie driitlid &C.
blie6en.
Man fann frei bebaupten uno rid-
tis feltbalten: Mit ser @laubensfrei.
beit perbreitete lib ser @laube iiber
aue 2anSe uno sic 3eiden bieies fes
iten, lebenSigen @laubens iinb oie
8irdJtiirme. $50 ser @laube id)tpa6
miro, oa perben sic airbtiirme al,d
fleiner, tpie mir bas bier in BEN Nad-
bar<Gounties ieben fSnnen, nnb po
ser @laube beribminoet, peroen sic
9irbtiirme abeeriiien, tuie in Stub.
LAMB. So, man fann oen @lal,ben
ser @emeinbe am Qirdturm ab,nei-
fen. gr 1T pie ser thermometer, ser
Site llno ,3dlte miBt l.uo an5eigt.
Darlm: miqit ou sic @drme ooer
&dlte oes @laubens lit elmer @emein-
Sc ieben, sebe CUR Stride uno beidaue
oen 9urm. SIT CT bod, feit uno 5ier,
lid ooer fdnltduoa aufgebaut uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

ibrer Mpoitel unS 2ebrer erblidten.
SiItoriid geiproden iuia Ser Surm
nod nebr lagen: @r preoigt Sic @laus
bensfreibeit ser pabren Stride Got
tes felt oen Saeen ser 9atafomben
0rei eber bier Sabrbunoerte lang
mnbte iid bie iunge Stride SSseIu @bri-
It'll, ipie bas 9inb BON 8etblebem in
ser arippe, perbereen Dor @erooes
l,no ieinen S6ersen. Die 8iiterihe
perfolsten sic il.nge Stride bier Sabr.
bunoerte lang; lie ourite iid nibt an
ser Sberfldde Der @roe aeigen i'm
eanaen 8omerreide.
Die iunee Stride Gbriiti ml,bte
gleid bon Anfang an oas Seben ibres
@riinbers brrdmaben, ,,bemu sic Sir
DIE lit ser mpltiide 2eib sseiu Gbrilti
in ser 3eit", iast M0bler. go m1Bte
Sic Stride Iid berfrieden llnter sic
@roe ltno fid perborsen balten, tpdb-
reno ibre &inber erallIam gemartert
lu,troen. Ser Seilauo tuar aud) per-
borseu, pdbreno ieine 8riioerden
ora,.Ben bingemoroet muroen. Inter
ser @rbe, in Sen Soblen, muBten sic
gbriiten iid berbersen uno fonnten
10 nur beimlib ibren @ottesoienlt bal.
ten. Das tpareu sic aatafombenfir-
den, Die man be,,te nod uns seiat,
oas mareu Stride obne Eiirme, o9ne
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

mes Sunoanent, iit @ott iln aniane
uno am @no. @er auf @ott pertraut,
bat auf feiten @runo eebo,lt. 9as
Iebrt Sic 9ibel, @otteS @ort, I'M al
ten ,mo im nei,en 9umb, bas lebrt
fie beut nod imnter fort, bel allen
auf oem @roeur,1no: Gem @ottes
Bort uno gbrilti 2cbr' bleibt etpig
tuabr, uno obne Sebl. @ott iclbIt per>
aleidt iid) NIT oem 9urm, tueil er
bas 8ilo ser @ottbeit trast; lit aufz
sebaut aui SelIeueruno. bie Spite
biz gum Simmel gebt. Sein SUB sic
Gro beriibrt, sic Spit oie @olfen
siert. Ser Surm lit tief seeriinoet,
itebt uncridtitterlid) oar, @ott lit I'M
ergriinoltd, fein Name ,,w,,noerbar"
@ott lit alter als sic 3eit, bleibt in
ale gmisfeit. Der Surm lit mddtia
brett nno bod, eesiert nit pielen
9iirmden. @ottes Allmadt ereuSen=
los, feline @eisbeit nnerariinblid.
@ottes Serrlidfeit uuo Brad)t bot
nod fciner altsgeoadt. Sod I'M Surm
bic aurmubr itebt, seist Sic 3eit nod
ben bier @in6en; @ott ser 3eiten
nie pereebt, bdlt sic 8elt in ieinen
Sdnben.. @ott ser Srdger aller 3eit,
bleibt in ale @luisfeit. Mddtis lit
6er @lodenidlag bod i'm Turm BEL
Gag uno Nadt: nadJtis bod lit Got.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

tes Stilnnl', bie bonn E,trm ins Sera
uns oringt. Der Gloden Nltno int
Slunl, selpinat oas Sers I'M Stitrm.
Nnf BEN 9iirmelt bas goloene Greu5,
oas Ben @eg 5,,m Simmel seigt; tel
men anoeru oarfit olt gebelt, tuenn ou
pidIt gum 9immel aeBen. 5olge int
mer bielem Stern, bann mirit ou Ie-
beu @ott SEN Germ! Sci audi bn elm
felter 9urnL a,,f oen 5elien Retri
feit; fiirdte bann nidt @ino ruo
Sturm, Oenn ser @laube Seigt ben
8es. Sn Ser Soffnuue bliibt, mas
ser CLAUDE iiebt.
3lueitens lit Ser Eurm eiu 5pm-
boI ober Sinnbilb ser Stride GbriIti.
9ieie fpmboliide anidalnlng oes
Surmes finbet iid BEL BEN bl. 8a-
tern, sic I'M Turm bas @ilo Ser Sc
itigfeit 1nb llniiberpinolidfeit Ser
Stride Gbrilti, Damn Sic @rbabenbeit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

- Sieber 9eier! Derbe Elm Breiie.
apoItel: 5enoe in oieien1 BreHemonat
5ebruar tpenisItens einen >neuen 2eier
fir ben Obio @ailenfreune ooer eas
Soiepbiltunt Deeflg eial
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05
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,,Mar faat, ct fann oas Alter Der
&iibner al Sen 3abnen feititeaen."
~9ie baben oob gar feine 3abne."
: ,,Nein, aber er!'' ' :'~...
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05
Bitten nnter Batter Settings 2aabs-
leRtem ..s F..
(SortIebung)

Sanlt:
Gie Slrmglofen periinnbil0en ben
@llno @ottes, ooer Sen ieiner @ugel,
iuelde sic @eniden laben gum boBen
Saus, oes Serrn.
9as Surmfrell5 aui Ser Spise oes
6elmes lit ser Singer @ottes, ser
gum Silnmel seigt. 9as are,r5 oben
IN ben 8olfen oes Simmels preoigt
bic Brafation. Sic 1mten bonn Brielter
geIungen miro: ,,srriltm corba", er-
bebet Die Ser5en sum Simmel, mir
baben iie erbobelt gum Serrn. 8ir
tuollen 9ant iaeeu oem Serrn un-
ferem @ott." 60 ieben mir oas Spm-
bol ser @ottbeit inn Surn,. @iGit ou
einen Srrm auf6mten, muBt ou erIt
auf @ott binidauen; renn 6es Cur
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05
Mittpsd, Sen 5. ssebraar 1871


ooaenoet, oann iagt man: Der Gurm
i lit cine 3ieroe oes Sal,Ies Uofles.
cine 3ieroe Der 5taot ober oes 2an-
6es, cine gbre Der @eneinbe rno
Ieine 5reioe fir oas gan8e golf. gree.
lie, ct. Dominic,ls Stride bate fiir
l75 Sabre lang Ben Nameu:. .g6e
gotbebral betueen Cincinnati, g..
ln1o ct. 2oliis, Mo." Das er5ablte
mir gum eritenmal Ser aonouftor a,,f
ser 9. II. $. gabn, als id ,iellemol"
1906 nad) ct. 2oi1is fubr. @r fragte
mid: ,,8bere ore pon itationeo, Satb-
er?" SD iagte: uSn 8reeie, ST..
81, iaste er, ,,tbat's tie cathedral
on tie .. II. .. 81. &. bettueen Gin-
ci,mati, o., lmb ct. 2ouis, No"
Gas merfte id) mir, iuo pirflid.
tpem man bon @eiten oSer Slten
fam ooer BON Norbet ooer Siiben
ber: ct. 9ominiei,s GatbebraIe, ee-
bal,t bonn alten auguit 8einefe, ,,no
bon ieinen brapen BlattSelti6en,
,,luas lanOmarf' fir gon5 Clinton
So. 1,ne bon ct. 2ouis bis gincin-
natl, .. s8as gab uno gibt ser Sir
DE SEN @lan5 unb bos anieben? Ser
ib6ne, bimmelanitrebenbe Surn. 9as
@oblgefallen 1mo Sic syrel,oe haran
lpuhs int 8olfe bel ieoem nel,en Mn-
blid lmo 5iebt binii6er in Sic Ser5en
ibrer &inocr - es lit ia bas @ert
nnlerer @roBpdter uno Batter! limo
cine Generation luirS's Ser onoern
er5dbleu unb bos Nnoenfen oes al
ten gllten Ereiters miro eluig grit
men,
9as ieben mir bier in ieoer Sc.
meinoe, tuenn and nidt 10 grobortig.
10 berporrageno: ser G,,rm oos
S6onite i'm ,,toipn ono county, ituo
100 oas nibt lit, ga fcblt ettpas.
@an Iagt oft, ser airdt,,rm eleidt
oem Trme @ottes, nit ieiner Sono
bait er oos &relt5 bod in Ser 2lft;
oas 9reu5 ielbit: Ser Singer @ottes,
>pelber bltrb Sic 8olfen .5luu @intmel
lpeiit. Ser gan5e Sl1rm ein 8ilo bon
@ott, cine Iol,te Brebigt bon ibm bel
Sag ltnO bel Nadt, ilt ser er (@ott)
Die Siinoer ermabnt, nibt 81, pergei.
len in Dem Heltcngetiimmel, bob tie
feline ainoer ieien, bie 5,,nt Sinmel
retlen, @ottestinoer altf 6em Seim.
tpege.
Mitten i'm 0orfe ooer 5tGotl 1tebt
Die Stride nit bem idj0nen srrm.
mdbtig lno itol5 raat er. ii6er aae
anoern @ebGloe, 8orfs nno 8dume
tpiel elm Siri9ent, her ale Mulifer
lmo Sanger nm iid eeiammelt bat.
nno alle ida.en ani i'm nit ssreu.
oen, senn er lit ibr Setter, ser iie su
@bren bringt. @enn ser airdturm
seidmiidt lit, penn feline Sabneu
rpeben, bann idmiiden iidJ oud Die
tleinen Siirntben, sic leinen Sa,t.
Ter; @alo rmo 5eIber, @6rten nno
8I,tmen ge6en ibren 56mud Der aum
Breiie befien, Sen Ser Euru, reprd.
lentiert, ale frenen iid, beitragen 5u
tonnen su ieiner Yradt nno Serr-
lidfeit, oenn iein Stab (,uie ser Stab
Mofes), Dos bl. 3reu5, bebt iie ale
l.no id)luinst iie auf bes Simn,els
Sob'n. .. .... ..... ...
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0eDamfcn MllD Grinmerllngcm

Bon Ser. Graus Suertses
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
ACCIDENTS CAUSE
HUGE LOSS OF LIFE
(FreSno Bee)

(FreSno Bse)
The Census Bureau has discovered that
in the five years between 1885 and 1889
deaths from injuries due to accidents
totaled sol ,45S. The bureau likens this
mortality to the wipening out of a city as
big as New Orleans, Minneapolis or Gin
cinnati
To bring the comparison closer to
home, eight times as many persons as
live in Fresno met death in five-year
period. most of them through careless
ness. Some accidents are clasSed as "un-
avoidable" for the purpose of the statis-
tics column. but in the last analysis few
deserve such fatalistic treatment.
Take the case of forty-nine persons
over 100 years old who died in 1889.
The Census Bureau found thirty-two of
them died as the result of injuries sus-
tanned in falls, ten of accidental burns,
two died in fires. two in automobile acci-
dents one from excessive heat and two
in underlined accidents Imagine living
to be 100 only to fall victim of some ac-
cident which might have been prevented.
Tie automobile is responsible for ap-
proXimately one-third of this five-year
death record. That leaves two-thirds
due to other causes with accidents in the
home accountable for the greatest num-
ber.
Eternal vigilance whether we are five
or 100 is the only way in which this shock
ing mortality rate can be lowered.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
by Willis Thornton
Puppet Show in a Vacuum

France can scarcely be suggested
with a straight face.
1t is difficult to plame retain
for what he has done or not done
during the past year of his pow
err" After all. he has done what
the Nazis directed and perm itted
him to do. But for the ancient
marshal to attempt to clamp Oh
the French people for all time
some kind of totaliarian nightmare.
which it is now clear he had been
dreaming long beofre his country
fell, is an arrogant assumption Oh
power which will never stand. once
the French people find their voice
again.
This is not TO assume that the
Third Republic must rise again.
1t is dead. But whatever new gov
ernment of a free France shall
come into being, it will be OF the
people and by the people, and not
a prescription for the people writ
ten by a clique of old dotards be-
meath Nazi bayonets.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28

chairmanships are oelng shifted
around. And SO, casting around for
new talent, the party fathers have
apparently hit on Happy Chand-
Ter. He is a good button-holer. He
can talk to the gentlemen. He can
out-talk the gentlemen.
His managership of the property
seizure bill for the Military Al
fairs Committee was no great vic
tory of logic. One of the page boys
might have pushed it through, for
the original draft of the measure
had been killed in committee, and
a new and much less obnoxious
version was presented to the Sen
ate.
In managing a bill on the floor
victory often goes to the leader
who can talk the loudest and long
est, From his position third seat
from the center aisle in the back
row of the Democratic side, Chand-
Ter could face everyone, including
three-fourths of the gallery.
He let the debate get pretty far
off the subject Most of the time
he was talking ABOUT allowing
draftees to 90 home after their
first year. He got into a terrible
row with Senator Wheeler on that,
and came off second best. Josh Lee
Of Oklahoma, in the chair, had to
rule both Wheeler and Chandler
out of order
Anyway, Chandler's side got the
bill through, and it is his first big
victory as bill manager on the
floor of the Senate. Now ne may
go far as a party leader And
Pappy O'Daniel is coming from
Texas to relieve him of the title of
Senate jester.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL
ORDER
NO. 1882

In the Matter of the Application
of LESLIE EUGENE BLAKELY for
Change of Name.
1t appearing to the Court that
the above named Leslie Eugene
Blakely has heretofore filed his pet
ition applying for a change of name.
and that the name of the person by
whom it is filed is Leslie Eugene
Blakely and the name proposed is
Leslie Eugene Hartnett.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED
that all persons interested in said
matter appear before this Court on
the goth day of August, l941, at the
hour of IL o'clock am, and show
cause, if any they have, why the
said application for said change of
name should not be granted.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that
the Imperial Valley Press be and
1t is hereby designated as a news
paper of general circulation in which
this order is to be published once g,
week for four successive weeks. !
Dated July 25, l941.
v. NJ THOMPSON,
Judge of the Superior Court.
(J28-A4-11-18)