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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-01
WHAT OUTFIT,
p: BUDDY?
~EORTY-F1RST DIVISION
Blue

CAMp NJ palo
Alto. Cal, was selected
in 1917 by the war de-
partmcnt as the site of train
ing for the Forty-tirst division
However. the department SUBJ
Sequently directed the concern
tratlon and organization of
the division at Camp Greene,
North Carolina.
National guardsmen Of Colo
RADIO. Idaho, Montana, North
and South Dakota. New Mex
leo, Oregon. Washington. Wyo-
ming and the District of Co.
lumbia We're sent into the Sun
set division.
The Forty-irst was the first
depot division to go overseas.
1t was stationed at st Afghan
Meyers, and sent 295, Sos re-
placements to front lines.
Today the Sunset division is
based at Fort Lewis, WASH
ingtOn.
The insignia is the setting
sun over the Pacific in gold on
red background A WaVy blue
stripe in the foreground repre-
sentS the blue waters of the
Pacific. The design was orig
mated by a Red Cross nurse
attached to Camp Hospital
No. 26, at st, Aignan-Noyers.
/. 'lIbutod by Central Press ASSOCIATE
Q ANN. CIu.nl G-.n. DIaA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-01
Air Lanes
Congested
Congressman Nichols
Would Have Created
A Federal Office of
Aerial Traffic Control
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press Columni>t

Washington, July Mot only
i the city of Washington packed so
full of legislators, executives. judi
Ciary, neutrality-suspicious. depart
ment and bureaucratic staffs. and
recently arrived emergency workers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-01
EXHIBIT
is OPEN TONIGHT

The SeabOard'S exhibit of the
dicScl-electric locomotive and
Strcamlined passenger cars,
which were visited by numbers
of people during the day, will be
open tonight until 9 o'clock for
those who wish to call tnere and
inspect this last word in mod
crn railroad trar. portation. The
exhibit is parked on the tracks
just north of the underpaSS, OPP
po>itc the hiG.h school. on North
William street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-01

dliIlDSl al VI tIISiil
with large families,
its entire ter
rain, housing and
offices are insuffiC-
lent to hold 'em:
there isn't even air
enough overhead
for such a mob.
Hence the de-
mand by Chairman
Jack Nichols (Ok-
laholno l~aWmaker)
of the representa-
tiVes' aviation ac-
~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-01

VILE AVA lo.NfAL 'io[A4NC
of California. Nevada,
Arizona and New Mexico
assembled at Camp kearney.
Linda Vista, Cal, in the early
fall of 1917 to form the Forti-
eth division,
Today the Sunshine division
is again training in California
at San Luis Obispo-
The climatic condition Of
the camp at which the divi-
sion trained for service in the
World war is wildly slgnified
in the insignia of the division.
A 12-pointed gold SUI is SUI
perimposed in the center of a
blue patch Of cloth 1t repre-
sents a midday sun in the
blue sky
After the Fortleth reached
France in August, 1915, it be-
came a depot division and was
stationed at La GuerthG m
sent 1922 replaceme1tAt@
the front.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-01

Iron ore produced from TIA mine
in the u. S. il 1889 amounted to ST.
Gal 900 long tons, according to the
Census. More than 60 percent, 80.
l63 900 tons, came from 68 mines IL
Minnesota,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-01

Americans death rate in 1899 Wa
lO.6 per 1000 population, the loves
/ U. S. history, and its birth rat,
was l7.3 compared with 1876 in 1899
the year with the lowest rate, tn
Census Bureau reports.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-01
Birth of Daughter.

Birth of Daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kenneth Wilson
announce the birth of a daughter,
Sally Jean, on June %, l94l, a;
home. Mrs. Wilson formerly Wa
Miss Louise Norwood, of Town
vile.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-01

en- tdr!ensc workers. can Toe pack
ed into the District OF Columbian"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-01

NATIONAL GUARDSMEN
N of Indiana, Kentucky and
West Virginia We're as
sembled at Camp Shelby. Hat
tiesburg, Miss, in the summer
of 1917 to be welded into the
Thirty-eighth division.
Today the division Again is
based at Camp Shelby.
The Cyclone division moved
to France in October Of 1918,
bat never entered the line as a
division. Members of the or
ga~nization saw action as TO
placements in other divisions.
The insignia Of the II ln,on
is a shield, the left ht1 blue,
the right half red. superim-
posed in the center Of the
shield is a &C" with "Y" inter
laced Both letters are in
white.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-01

-"i - VI ,i. 80 no
''i's '.G.s..S az we I"LN
.'-1'u. 'o''a
80. ..u'. - nc H'9N
,.,. 81. r.l.'
rr-
,..,'.l ,,.a ..
.rt ... .'' ,. "Ps'"
81 ..J. I'll. H. ~ .nso
9e' III It is. were not t., from vber.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-01

Distributed by Central Press Association
Gu. S. Army Signal Corps Photo)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-01

Distributed by Central Press Association
~ S Arm! Signal Corps Photo)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-01

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

speaking Spanish only.
When you conceive such a COM
plete change OF shoes as this, it
Immediately becomes apparent why
Nazl Germany can't get along with
a single country in the whole world.
II IS because it assumes that rules
which apply to others do not apply
to Nazi Germany, that in some
strange Way which the world Stub
bornly will not understand, the
Germans are above the rules that
Orilcr peoples observe.
To such position in the world as
their peaceful accomplishments may
@ain for them, they are entitled,
To Il position of dominance gairtD
simply by terror and force and
brass. they shall not climb. Slowly,
ou, with Overwhelming potential
power behind it, the whole world
is making that decision
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
UNION MEMS
MONEY

rGh4.<t5.N N,.es1e Auultorl
.l..r ...ae officials. To less than
.s.s.>s'> OBJ. .ar31at;...o" executives, are
.f..~s. ..u - a.aN..@ Il other peo-
49, a..l..g. .sau r.:maerN look II
t.9s .a.. v.t.gt#4e...~. ui Tie sums raised
= a..> %.u .s4s# r.s II - expect L
.e.4.t..,. .,>.. .,t...#4.
- ~...',,t. s.salG N.t. Ire iS>uc> ot
C. a.5-,.,...> ,.4aH a.or and an expires
~.ae - ,...,.ae s...,,.'.~t raeheleel2ng, Is
-. -. ,->'n.. .ai#. 80 yuHIeHlirn OF tie
.f..4#.........,.. Id Carriers. Building
;t1. g...-. d.. -. seE- ..ya Of America
g...l.i ..a> - =. l..a# Although
aa... ..,. a- .reH 4 score of
.a,s.s q, I'll. .e4.s. .r IT lie century To
t. nuy ~. 2a"uoo members. the
.,lgsea. ,p.t,s...... III, tll~t has held
slice i2il IaaezscG.!Ne board has fill
ii i eHn fa.,a1s.e~. Including the clec
r.,ll = Ir>,ph !. lar,~cM * president
i. Ia26
Ils liuunc.sl ees.r, Submitted 10y the
~rert1srH-tAe ol.s official elected 10y
/; a.e5abrr>niD <u.t-.i~ said "a include no
.-en....sd account q. ,Nu- MouartS but only
T.. -. :. ..-Mrl..a total, ul receipts ANA
u.st..r>emrutS Garil9 tho thirty years
; i.te tie last c1aNent"H.
= e.M.ru>; el.e may recall that the
...,e.'....t o.,;>I Ladies irarmeAl OfkelH
l....e... c!lCtr is President. DAVID DublnS-
H. ...a fishes IN @nuuI financial report
in -. form Of i largr printed statement
OF receipts, and disbursements covering
..o. o.. h. li>,2l operations Of the m
lrru,l.sl;.! bu: Also the expenditures OF
every loy;u lno!-u handling of more
th;.. $4,000. 600 IaSc year. From this
compilation a 2nion member may find
1a.s portion ol his local dues went to
hs International. and how the expenses
joth "a. the international and his local
We're dlsided among such items as cleri-
ca salaries managers salaries. organ
.zi..r * .-M>,., offige rent. office supplies,
STRIKE benefits. re..pt to members. dOna-
tiea. - charity. and political contrlDu-
tlpas.
r,ve.v vn;on should make detailed
and aue;t-5 accounting OF its FINANCIAL
,uera..a:~ t" j. raemhe"S. For il is their
money The union is spending.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
by Willis Thornton =.
Try This One, Just for Size

the putting OF shoes on otlier ferj
X always a good W2r 10 get u linc
en- the last. Ambassador Won Their
mann, Germanys GIT 10 Argen-
tina, IS quite plaintive in ms reply
e the Argentine Congress demand
that he gel out. He won't. he
says untA ordered out by his chief
III Germany and further. he has
dou" nothing hG1 what gnbassadors
Of all belHeeneat countries do in
wartime. sEal e. make propaganda
Tor his de
That's sic eGouGh. The amhassa-
don of all countries III de Var
are naturally trHlna to prs nj ;hcir
side of ,he story. lnough trcnnsr&I-
Is WvonS. sha. j, acarytr3 within
lNIitS
But Inc 'mits arr Important. To
syc VIII; Araeuyin9 .> sie aboU
Won T1esaaar. l,''S ~ the shoe
on NE oth,r loa: aHd 90 how
HIi!rr Woeld Ike the fit OF II.
SUppo>, ina is NdN Germany
there we're thousands O. Arecu-
tines. Suppose th2t thcE had been
drilled To- wears to believe that
even IL thy became German ciu-
@.s-. dat /, MS Iu., q Hass secret
l. C.cl We 10 maintain lirat
lola!Jv to Argentina. Suppose Ar
pontn.a pei IL VA. Supposa lhr
Are2ntur Amba. stdor 20 Germany
lhcp proceeded 10 Or@uul/e al Ar
geu'!nc-Gesm1ns into nhoaE M
en@.Wr CULTURAL arolHo Whose veal
olr.' 49, = cTcr urn tie l..tnan
sy,,r. mpnt AIT s., un = - one.
Ara,n,A1n stu suppose thosp
4ra@H, dri.e& and a'1ocd Chcm-
ssitte. Suppose TIC Nomc eofe'm-
mrNt Of ,Ae Al2en;irp Iu' p.pesurr
e. all AraeHtine-GcHHlns .uch a.
10 coWHaaad tH,i" icy - en- i.
tD2v wanted 70 become aoad tie.-
Nuns. Suppose Argentine spent
million" cI @ars.S in CT rmanE th"u
swollen coas'lla. StAII> t. br.Ee the
German pess aNU carGi - con
stdHl aair,5ioa 20 uruHisu thC
German government AND Sc up ono
controlled from tn" Argentine. Sup
Pc. "r|lf communities c1 tho.2
A!|rnrmcs IN Germany u...,t2d Oh
having their o@n schools and in
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
IkDEPENDEkT
IMPARTIAL
and
INDIVIDUAL
IS IT PRODUCTION
WICKARD WANTS?

Dalr na.ld~Jn. ~tate secretary tols tEc
Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
makes ont :, logical legal ease tor deny
inr unrestricted sugar he,t acreage -
Imperial Valley farmers this season. tat
i NuU abandon Legal technjcalitles n
favor ot pure logic, H. ruaSunlHE does
not hold water
Davidson explained al Berkeley Nom
day that restrictions would apply i IN
pcri;u Valley Ills Near aecau>e tanners
her" have insisted in ne pa N"ea ss.N-
ing aliotmNnts made 81 q basis o.. .Nse-
age at the tm~ al planting. aut 80 IL
IL w have been able = learn he ta.ed
l. CONNIE = upon tie f,et hat Secretary
o1 Agriculture Claude l. N.ckara order
I'd sugar aa.G. restrictions ..trl = e.ai,.'
sections hees...st he wanted '>t". pae1.@e-
tIo.-Nrt atcaU~l ]. W;> NtIr'l ;..a.'.yt
ncW step in the AAA program
Ii appears IL 1> II. Ana 0t.N.:..>.
of whom W.ckurd himself. ! the ghs..
al<- attempting {, d she .wpo~S..#.e:
remove AAA restrictions ,..G a..a1 ~
them 1T the same time.
The trouble, oT coarse. ;,.'.~,> tr#a3 tn
fact that Imperial. N,tl4tt = lie OILY
sugar beef producing ;sN;, e ,hy Hat5an
III which iee1S are planted one va. ,.4@
harvested the next. Thus. while farmers
in Other sections receive ;..iotnr...tS ea
the basis ot = crop totally eempl-,.d sap
previous Hesr farmers u Immortal VI
ley had 70 q eide whether they wanted
allotmj nJ> en the basis -. ln- year n
which the Ftt1..eu crop Hsss planted. or
the year in Vfich il W@> harvested. They
choose the ~ ot planting a> the basis
for ;..lotn2anrs. s.. according To David
son. Imperial Valley farmers must no~.
abide by AAA restrictions n their Spring
sugar bee, harvest. UU probably Will f~ee
10 restrictions in lheil planting for iaa
Fall ot 1871 THAT j. CIT. Ft;r away.
Such reasoning is open - attack fl4n2
several sides. one item which might De
pointed out IS the injustice OF an arn.-
trary assumption that imperial Valley
is one year behind the program. /, would
be iuSt a. logical t. assume that We are
one Wear ahead.
ANY argument seems SltcloUS. now
ever. in View Of the purpor;ed reason be
hind Secretary Wickard.S order lifting
restrictions. lie SAID he wanted full nro-
duction Il he was honest in his state
ment. then son1e petty official has a.
lowed led taFe < defeat the >ecretal%'s
intention.
Imperial Valley can contribute major
share in sugar beet production. We can
produce, W AZ willing . produce W.
want to produce. The question now i.
does the government really want produe-
tion or j. }hi> another political horse
trade?
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
CONCENTRATING
THE STRING

lChi>tiaM Science MouitoD
~ states. Colorado and Michigan,
~ xsar nav reduced the number Of
their taH-c@Iieeting agencies from four
u three. Nine stats still scatter their
,aX-coiIeccn4 function among four Of
lice~; s,nd .~o-W Tonling and Missouri
have i've aHd >x such offices respec-
ivelT
Sexea American states have consoli-
dated mir taxing agencies completely
into orc II Ice. These. according to the
Public administration Clearing House,
are Georgia, Kentucky, NeW York, Okla
homa. Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and
Ut,l9.
This uuf:e4,.ea Is really a service to
til Jae.I,;y-'. He may not Ike taxes but
hy can III" u.< bada0. better # ne knows
the wort Il. eaea than if his tax bills
are coming il. I'm several directions and
at yar.~u, rmr> through the year.
Tn COLLECTOR tor Arlington County,
Virginia. opHo-.rr the city Of Washing
ton. sends ON. a tao beginning Of the
ye;l { consolidated form on which the
citizen csls maE" his returns for all state
and laci, t@:e- for the year-real c>-
tat .,er~ona. p.opvltv, income, poll tax.
;utd - forth. Later the tax bills arrive
aIi j. ole 'u.elppn.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

spend abuut - month, III obscry-
IL DloCucsiaa and lt,NiHg o'u or
Various ioUs after which she would
b .p'- - G.re' .-p.",>.
T. h.~ Dov1d. .Ymc:.. however
H." NwU,L-e1ueated vlaasieist sooA
Va - i2ned 10 Lrlp write foot =
bali comear so hoW "ll" has lc-
tarEcu 20 ~" Yor,.> 1neatpr
Ghld. which has q b.Jtcg idoa Of
Whal to DO ailh Mis- Wca,tcr's tai
cntS.
Up to now. the woman directors
have been Ruth Ann BALDWIN. IJia
Web! @nt Dorothy ArZner. Mis-
AIncr former cu;,cr au& scenar-
-. bc"9n directing in silent days
with Esther Ralston and Clara
Bow pictures. snd n1s done about
q dozen since. Her "Cra;Qs WiIc
il 1886 probably Was HCr best. Her
last ti!lu Dance, Gir! Dance. in
1910. did nothing for hcy prestige.
Il Joan tialhuway ever WINS q
chdncc a. directing. She aaYs sheIl
co il WITH the help CT & touen as
slataht Cileetor to 60 htr battling.
@h" alre1dr knoWs Wha' il IS u
1acr >u!icM stage lcrhni@iaas W.o
resent :cAinG orders from a WON
an and vino aro l.Eol, to saa2 gt
so."' critical momcA. 81 right.
lister, do II EouSeif!"
A trim. attractive lit'lo woman
with soft yoice and d lol of sound
dramatic background Miss Hath
away NOw is in the o0d position of
Dena dialog director on the Ab-
Dou and Costello pictHps-from
Buck Private" TO tho current pro-
ductiou of Keep En- Flying. Ap-
parentlv size is one Of the +" sane
Influences around the set. and by
d'2Nlty, flrmness, reasoning o.
something ehc is able to inu0caiatc
the Two comedians with a certain
scnsc of responsibility.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
SpORTSMEN?

Hunters have code o1 ethics. L Is a
good one
Never shoot sitting bird, it say.
Never shoot from the running board of
an automotlp-get out in the field Tax
your limit, and be satisfied to leave Il
few birds . Increase and a few more for
other hunters. Don't take a pheasant.
out Of season when YOU re after doves.
Always Keep III mind the other fellows
RIGHTS
\ lot Of hunters abide b. the code. They
are tLy ~port>a.@n There al others Y.ao
do not abide u i: they act a> ii The
had never heard ot IT, They call them
selves SportSmen - bat the appe.ation
they deserve = 4 long call from that
word.
Anyone MO ha, taken part in deTe
hunting tn sea>on in Imperial Valley.
driving around tie country. watching
the horde, VINO crowd the roads and
lane is Ii5a.e 10 Jr pretty djspu~ted
with the showing made ~ many Of The
so-cal!ed hunters. som, o.. them are li1t.e
better than balcher>.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
by Peter Edison -.
The Inside Track in Washington VI

-. ... a.e Gy.u- = oHe OF OPM 5
i.-,Na-. s9i. O." nf ite recent
.>ro. - - o..i'nsc al H. rcW,
..' = .. ..o @sGE.'. 9nJ
..., t.. -. digest to more than
49,. e.. t.2,-u. il. executives.
."Af ..Ge on,.ries az .proaG
..... }ai.uG list OF nndllr
a..cIG- la5or nov :
.u.s.. lie" CONTRACTOR, &nd pog-
.a.c~' nfl.aer-
~ -, u....' r.ei! i..1se.ac .E@'
,.. . ice IT, Information costs
.... eecs IT, ali thcr" arc
-54 p.a @5r;lr" in tAls defense
n.i.m. .on service. and their pay
:.I s570GJ0 e Erar. On top Of
-.. - s2ehJ" Il wear Tor travel
,:. ,.1 anG 5!5oo90 a ear for
l.,.r,l.,4eo.- cNycG,eS. and yoU
r.. e. -" .lrcc-Quarters Of Il
H'l'.o. f..sg Du-, to aAsTer tire
ar -.a.s q. people Who want 10
....uU 49,. e.H- oa il nat.ona!
o.'.4.a
e.. ..4..su e.. brass through
c.i. =. .. M.a.aI tbs aid clips
-.. j. Il ,aas.i. Is noW bema ad-
f.a -. -. ~. .Ngcr travel is uU
- . s.s ~ cir express ZIP 81
pc. ..s essH = >oa" aao although
=. ..a.... - u.1"c., IN service on
nuo.o.a3 .....Ia. h. increased
o... II - 10 @55 First 500 US.
.l-. .s..a. @ troops 70 be uead IN ma
%. ... - 5t -i",u a workout N
IT,. ...tat.HMa LoHisiana mancu-
lo.. "'Ar.e and when lhc in
va. g.. 81 ~ staged is q military
secrc.. Jsa 20 deaths Of soldiers
Wu.:a = Uar Department antici-
.. F. a..sa. TIC September manc'-
"," -. - .o"rr than the dcaN
r... .e - community Q. $4,000
y'.Eu'. laat b"iu- fhe nnmbc, ut
'.,a9 ted. Printing on burlap
Ua, ia-a1 discouraged 50 The
a.". Z . a.rd over AGAIN. thus
r..... -. JUL" Estimates OF the
.-.. . q. n,at,i Automobiles in
. i. .s's.r&- ru Is high as
'. I.s.!g.. rHc Increased sal
49, - Co.. Han oct ears is
... .a 4a..,.. an additional mil
..... ..a# i. -...J .gca aad steel
'......... s..s 49,. ...o.lGs, cl0usa
.... =. =. -. cannon TW"n'G
g.. .....a. ci.'..u Tor Il tank
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

WASHINGTON SEPT. -3 -
tloMal defense 40. a.es ~ ~ =
-hInG under lhe .s-.. H." -
a."s. Ci II =
down On ne O., O. Hr#s..=
AIap@'"mcE. ea..a
ir5m Il woman =.
Interests Of COIL " 81.
>.lk shortage e 81 or =
legs for the mods.I . .a.#.a
stocking in nlaao II A-.e.... e
trIchs.
That off, - Gc,"..a "..H
thanks. Bur there ar ..see -.
letters about %aisL -aMo'a.n- =.
TO be done IN harry There ~.
for instance. an emergency gequest
Tor fonnalde1pdc /, se"m, TIA .at
stuff has all kinc> ot d"t,..-" IT,.
put il also eoes I2to cM3a'a1.s.
fluid. And one maul'tcHs#" o..
embalmiNg tIud Tro., III 10 j -.
defense organization ar @a@.15
form2.dehyde pet qn. -.
II the .n.9.eaat.on a -. L D.
OPM there Il n sec iou G. - go
pie W.o do nothing oU azs'...
questions tha. caat be r"'orifd 20
another section L.. rt@~aa.s. +
Was enttlnc Of. g11H' 200 .a..a.@
q week. Today ..1e Inio'T. 81 Ill
VISION oers goo ie..e.s e H.eE. 80
thls Q1c- nc, !nc.Gac C%a. He.a-
lar business ma.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

!
TRICT. Plaintiff.
vs.
MYRTA FETTY. h;5o ->noWn as
MYRTA DAY, Also Known as MRS.
! MICHAEL A. DAY, ct al, Defend
ants.
Harry W. Horton and George r.
kOrk, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET
INGS TO MYRTA FETTY, also
known as MYRTA DAY, also known
- MRS. MICHAEL A. DAY. THE
IMPERIAL CRAWFORD CON-
PANY, a Corporation, JOHN DOE,
JANE DOE, RICHARD ROE, JOHN
DOE COMPANY, a Corporation,
RICHARD ROE COMPANY, a Co.
Partnership, j. DOE, as Executor
OF the Estate of r. ROE, Deceased,
and J. DOE, as Administrator of
the Estate OF r. ROE, receaseG y
Defendants.
! You Are Hereby Directed to Ap-
pear ard answer the Complaint In
an action entitled as above, brougy
against you in the Superior Court
OF the County Of Imperial, State OF
California, within ten days after
tNc service on you of this Summons
if served within this county; or
Within thirty days if served else
where.
And you are hereby notified that
Unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff
VII! take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the COM
paint, as arising upon contract,
or Plaintiff will apply to the Court
for any other relief demanded in
tho Complaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County Of Impel ial, State of Calf
ornia, this 25th day of June, l04l,
W. j. McCLELLAND, ~
County Clerk.
BY M. A. CHRISTIAN,
'SEAL) Deputy Clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
PUTS IT POLITELY

Only Smau Dal- y. '..-1 .eAr"2l
information maIl can H. .aswegrd
i .ogm Iettare. WHOM rn4af"s are
made for c.g'aa pl0l- t..r5 q.
order. then Standard .C,r.# eaa De
I'D. BIZ. ,.oee -. 1u., tea. 10
u ,lc.. a.t ( aass m... o. 'sam
.as 50 n ya.asa. .oi.r #ass.
Tany arr r.cd - ans" = - -
quests o! pro3.a 80 ".a, .a =a...a
or nothing Bus - ."" -. u
400 OF tho" leflar, n,'.- B. #.a3.l-
Glal.y an Hc.e5 o"c.- o.,
.iailrg IL. o. p. - ssna-
tIGN shoes A. .-..t,-.o..- I-oar
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T.udc aHor.aGoa. nNabrlnr i&a6
=or2aniza'.ols OF lGwH0." Wra,
lumber men. household >JaIanec
people and the Ike ar KEY. ad-
yised ol ~hat soes doau 'ar.s aileyo.
JUS keeping thc BIZ" prw'ing.
complcX defense p....Ia'ion ~
)Incd ol what ILs OWA depart
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

4 woman likes to think that she
is BONG bosscd--and to know that
Sine isn't.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

EDIYOR'S NOTE: The foHoUing edit
oriaiS are presented as interesting Opin-
ioi> roiccd bY EDITORS elsewhere. They
do moi necessarily reflect the opinion of
thiS paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

Sunshine is SAID to be stored in
oranges and lemons. The law is
constantly trying to find out where
muonShnc is stored.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

Vice President Wallace says the
House of Hitler will fall from with
IN. While getting a good cleaning.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

Why is it there seems to be
moro room for laughter in small
houses than in big ones?
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
50 They Say
lr1SzzrHA A.4.razAzls-.-sEzarwzuzzuxz

~ - oU. aroNrs' e-ryI'e
:. Ion 3. gr"u2theninG Hc.n
il ta, We#"tn Hcmiphcrc free in
.fn1Doaa ard .rrc men and women.
t"rDet Hoo"cL, former prc5i-
oca'.
L. ".9n # wag I only did my
cp'r l.. nsoyasandiIing
lloa sanlund VA Tharmarn,
C.plu amb@as"dor ccnsurrd by
h>.c.'lua.
Pc. III resistance 10 a2arc
."I Gs3mea 10 failure. lHo
nl.1 ~. ma"unc that now be-
'.u.. l. .elr can Ge combatrd
tr" D. - e.4Dlnra r.foa Of ali
I:,. ...u.. .
Il ata. Roo.c"cit.
Tt.. pesalo vino, on the cYc-
nH3 q. Ii British air raId organized
q dance III honor OF tie enemy can
also un . a.d thai their names
are E-1Wh.....
FIu falt cuisines neVpapcr
m %er"as
y nnffac. machinery mus
work 4 Isnf final model But it
il our maeiH'e' We can fly it.
PAM Y. McHu't. federal security
aQnlIuI9LIalOt,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
MEMBER

MEMBER
American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. Nation
a | Editorial Association.
California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Barbs

II you try to let everybody know
how much SENSE you have, you
haven't any.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Famous Sayings

hands Bacon