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Evening star., 1942-03-08
BIuckout Assault Case
To Be Heard by Jury

James E Shifett, accused by Mrs.
Mary H. Peterson of striking her
during an argument which she said
started when he objected to ex-
tinguishing a light in his room dur
ing last Tuesday nights blackout.
yesterday pleaded not guilty and
demanded a jury trial on an assault
charge when arraigned in Police
Court.
Mrs. Peterson in a statement said
Mr.. Shifett struck her after the
argument had developed in the
house in the 700 block of Sixth
street NV, while she was serving
in the role of housekeeper She
said she informed Mr.. Shiflett. that
the blackout had been ordered by
Uncle Sam"
Judge George D. Nelson set bond
at $500 for Mr.. Shifetts release,
pending the jury trial.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Prince Georges Cases
Continued to April

Three cases of alleged violation of
liquor laws in Prince Georges Coun-
ty have been continued until April
3. The cases will be heard before
Police Court Judge Alan Bowie.
Mrs. J. A. Grouse of T. B.. Md,
charged with selling liquor without
a license, and Edwin Good Of T. B.
and Carl Seitz of Oxon Hill, charged
with selling liquor on Sunday, were
arraigned Friday in Police Court
in Upper Marlboro before Judge
Walter Green.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

Club and has an outstanding schol-
astic record.
Elected to various capacities to
cerve with Miss Garrison are: Will
liam A. King, associate editor of law
school; William L. Scott. associate
editor of the junior college and
school of economics and govern
ment; Harry j. Ockershausen, fra
ternity editor: Lillian J. Durham,
sorority editor; Mabel E. Stockton,
circulation manager, and Fletcher D.
Mitchell, business manager.
Miss Garrison is the first Portia
in the history Of the law school to
be elected editor in chief Of the
year book.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
SEWING Class Open

Registrations are still being re-
ceived for the Silver Spring unit Of
the sewing class at Montgomery
Blair High School. The class meets
Mondays and Thursdays at 7:3o
pm. Any one interested Is asked
to call Mrs. Kramer, Silver Spring
"A or Mrs. Holiday, Shepherd
6637-J.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

year DOCK. ac-
cording to DR..
Milton I. Bal
dinger, co-ordi-
nator of student
activities.
Miss Garrison,
an employe Of
the U n i t e d
States Bureau of
Internal r e v e.
enue, is from
Waltham, Mass.
She holds a ci-
william pilots IL
cense, is a mem
Der Of Cy Press
Club FlYtQ q
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Radio Survey Course

A short survey course in radio
broadcasting is being offered at the
National Academy of Broadcasting,
commencing at pm. tomorrow
with free public lecture by Alice
Keith, director of the institution, at
1866 Irving street NV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Whats Gal TO Do7

And there's the etiouettical
taboo against women paying
the way"
But what's gal 10 do when
entertaining a Victory lad on
Hollywood furlough7
She knows nothing would
please him more than a night
spot visit. and she's also aware
that his scant income won't pay
the way.
Well, on such occasions. Ida
Lupino simply let's etiquette 90
hang.
When the check comes she
signs il with admirable aplomb
and certainly not with any of
those futile cover-up maneuverS
that femmes used 10 use 10 fool
the waiter--the most unfoolable
individual on earth.
When we consulted Linda
Darnell anent her etiquettical
conduct since Pearl Harbor, she
said:
We'll. n year ago I shouldn't
have dreamed OF picking up
strange boys and giving them a
lift I'm my car. But now / rarely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Alphabet Turmoil

The alphabetical situation has
Santa IN a turmoil.
Actors by the hundre 4 8
begged 10 get out Of the b.
tyr pictures and into the "a
Now tho "A" picture stars are
begging for "B cards and even
&C cards and Santa. who is
going homiCidal over il all. is
settling with cans OF alphabet
soup.
Let the stars work out their
own A, BIS and CS.
or course. Jack Oakie is only
waiting for Santa 10 light on hi
roof and boom reindeer steak
for breakfast.
All Hollywood unites in a plea
for victory, permission 10 60 on
with its part in the bond drive
and the privilege OF entertain
ING our boys.
And, oh Yes. there's ono thing
else they ask from Santa. y
The " privilege NJ "pfffting
right in der fuehrer's face
Give them that and Santa
can take r vacation for the
next 10 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

drive anywhere without stopping
10 take on service man or two,
who happen to he going my way.
Recently, while on my way
10 San Fernando Valley, picked
mp two boys, then another and,
finally, two more who were go
ing 10 OXnard, which Is about
80 miles farther on.
'In the end, I took them all
10 their destination.
Travelling IL expensive for
them and In Southern California
the distances are so great. And,
etiquette or no etiquette, I'm
picking them up for the dura-
ton"
Calling hours arc also Oh
Solcte.
During any hour NJ the day,
The Gt+l- 4<lAhaes- ara aPt-tt,-re-
ceive a phone call from the
American Women'S Voluntary
Services saying boys on their
first tour OF flmtoWn viii be
dropping in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Pot Roast Pleas to Santa
Replace Mink Demand
By SARA HAMULTON
special Ia THE DETROIT TIMES

HULL NNAf'figi AffN.s -
DLESS me II IL isn't Christmas
~ again and what time for
SANTA to appear over the
dimmed out horizon.
What a time. Stars who for
merly howled for mink coats
and diamond bracelets are ask
ing only for one little pot roast
or maybe a half pound Of bacon.
Many will settle for a pork
chop and 2 link bracelet mot Of
gold but Of sausages.
One little Stsrlet asks only
that Santa bring her the eggs
Bob Hope laid on his radio
show the ones Bob keeps talk
ing about.
For some reason she can get
Il through her head they aren't
the real thing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Changed by Bonstelle

In fact. for years he special
bed IN heavily dramatic roles
and il was An awful blow 10 HIM
when he found he was come
dian II happened in 1918
while he was appearing with tho
famed Jessie BonStelle Stock
Company in Detroit
BonStelle decided 10 put on
Bunker Bean" and. short
handed. m a 4 . the indignant
Pangborn play comedy hick in
loud clothes E. "Pang' was GER
tain his career was wrecked.
After the first show. when all
the leads had taken their cur
tain calls, the audience kept on
applauding :. Bewildered. Bon
stclle turned 10 Pangborn and
said.
"fou step out. Pangie--maybe
It's YOU they want"
Pang obviously obeyed and. 10
tbS tune Of laundering applause,
hvered he was a comedian
~ He was Mortified.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Served in World War

The shock drove him into the
army and ne was overseas Ii
months with the 3l2th Infantry.
returning a corporal An offer
IN Join the stock company at the
Majestic Theater brought him 10
Los Angeles >. He remained at
the Majestic until his film debut
IN '27 Then c. b. DeMille
put him under contract for two
years in % he leased tho
Vine Street Theater and doubled
rs producer and actor.
a me ng the stars under his
management were Douglas Fair
banks Jr. and Marjorie Rambeau
lie continued 10 appear in
the movies internationally until
the great Pangborn gold rush OF
Sc >. Since. there's been north
ing intermittent about il -. for
years his two greatest friends
were May Robson and Edna Mae
Oliver He recently lost both
within three weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Dressed for Role

Her hair, tousled and Stringy,
hung in her eyes. She wore
nondescript, tattered, grim y
Bingham dress without class or
distinction. Her shoes were
scuffed and worn.
She was decked out In the
character OF MUDDY Goss. pioneer
woman. for M-G-Ms Gentle
Annie"
Imagine me a pho eer
woman she said.
She still isn't sure how II all
came about. Accustomed 10 be-
ing coiffured in the latest style,
perfect y-taffored, even an in
novator OF fashion, she still can't
believe the proof Of her mirror
IL thought IL was joke at
first" she commented. "NO one
ever suggested me for a serious
part before.
When I was called 10 test for
the role OF Muddy. I was sure
mistake had been made. But
tested for the part, thinking u
Was all in fun"
Miss Byineton related The
amusing story 70 all her friends.
She had been tested for vest
ern. II was a riot. II she had
any apprehensions, her fears
were soon stifled.
Everybody from producer Sam
Zlmbalist on down assured her
she would never get the part. So
Miss Byington waited around for
her next comedy role.
Her Tests Succeed
Then she got a call from cast
ing
Report made-up Monda
morning on the Gentle Annie
set"
She hardly believed il but be-
ing a good trouper, she reported.
She was told of the success Of
her tests. She had won the role
over a half-dozen others who
tried out.
$50" said Miss Byington.
"here / am among the cows, the
horses. the pigs and the chick
ems. Me. who hasn't even seen a
cow since childhood"
In her new Characterization
Miss Byington not only has
learned 10 handle a gun with
grimneSS, the first one she ever
had in her hands. but she gets
shot 10 death in the last reel. It's
her first death scene.
She wouldn't prefer drama As
a steady diet, but thinks an &C.
CaSional departure from comedy
has advantages.
It's something of relief not
10 he bothered with hairdress,
makeup or fttingS." she COM
mented. IT get more sleep and
i feel wonderful.
Besides, if flop as dra-
matte actress, nObody's going To
connect me with Muddy. any
way. hardly know myself these
days"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Hobby: Buying Houses

His greatest hobby is buying
small houses and doing them
over He then rents them or
sells AT a profit it's a nice
lucrative hobby At the mo-
ment. he's down 10 two bunga-
lows in Beverly Hills and
has moved into an apartment for
the duration. He bought a
bicycle last March but gave up
riding il after the first attempt
-. Then came gas rationing and
out came the bike.
Right now he's pedalling and
putting his way daily TO Co
lumbia where he's working in
"Reveille with Beverly q.
Apng his recent films arc Now
Nager" and George Washing
ton Slept Here" W
Food rationing won't bother
him as long as il doesn't include
lemons -. he's a regular topper
when il comes to lemon juice
and water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Mickey's Plea

Mickey Rooney has written a
note begging Santa 10 somehow
got Abbott and Costello out NJ
that first place on the box Office
and get him back in.
Up there. for once IN his NE.
Mickey could see what was
going on around him.
Mary Martin, whose heart be-
longs 10 daddy. now asks for 2
sugar daddy made Of real sugar
the white stuff We used 10
buy AT markets, remember?
And many stars have left
stacks Of presents for Santa Il
he'll leave Just one little coffee
bean
one star wrote a sad letter 10
Santa. II read
Dear santa: Herbert Hoover
once advocated n chicken In
e-erv POT. I have the pot hut
no chicken. Please fill IL with
gasoline and wei call u
square"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Shock Drove
AimtoArmy,
Then Movies
BY HARRIET PARSONS
Special Ia THE DETROIT TIMES

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 10.
h>RANKLIN PANGBORN can
j. do more with less footage than
any other comic on the screen
Give Pangborn one small
kcene in a picture and no matter
haw- staF-stHdded the east, he'll
STAND out like a searchlight in
|blackout Reviewers invari-
|hbly mention him, often tag him
h picture Stealer And audi
|ences start 10 chuekle in anticl-
patton the moment he appears
|pn the screen.
What's more this happy state
|pf affairs has prevailed for al
most six years -. 1T started IN
b a36 when "Pang' played a hila-
|rious bit as the harassed tab
bIlator OF a society Scavenger
hunt in my Man Godfrey
fGodrfey launched a whole cycle
|of screwball comedies -. II also
Launched "Pang on riotouS
succession of flutterY roles
Whenever a part called for out
|raged dignity or frantic bewil-
|derment they PACED "Pang.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Wrono Aoain

IN GENTLEMAN JIM
Alexis Smith becomes the thir-
teenth girl whom Jack Carson
has loved and lost for the
cinema
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Let Maid 60

"Bob. my husbsnd-Sgt. Rob
ert LOngenecker-and j decided
10 let our maid 20. Now we
use her room for our guest room
and our guests are boys from
Bob's station. which Is not far
from Hollywood.
Each weekend a new one
arrives. He has his own room.
radio, bed and all that sort Of
thing. But can YOU imagine
having a stranger a. week
end guest IN tine gay but aw-
fully correct, nineties ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Pioneer Role
For Spring

by ERNEST FOSTER
United Press stan Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD Dec. 1q.
DEING a screwball has paid
~ Spring Byington rich divi-
dends for years. Dizziness has
kept her working steadily and
eating -regulaIlX.-----
From the age of Ia she has
been perfecting the type OF
zany, hutteTy double-talking,
overdressed society female that
has brought her leadership IN
her own particularly comedy
field.
That's why her latest part
has her somewhat fabber-
gaSted.
Look at me now" walled the
usually chic Miss Byington.
She was a sight, 10 be sure.
Even her best frinds passed her
by As If her disguise were COM
plete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Eleventh EnIistee
Dons Navy Uniform

ELEVENTH MAN from the
crew filming Action in the
North Atlantic" 10 enlist in the
United States navy since the
picture started two months ago,
Jerry Burt, electrician. has re-
ported for active duty as an
electricians mate, third class.
Lloyd Bacon, retired naval
Lieutenant commander. who Is
directing the Humphrey Bogart
Starrer, thus adds another en-
liStec 10 his record as Southern
Ga!itaraia-s leading -Harai-fe--
Crulter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Unique Debut

CLAUDE RAINS. featured in
'Now. Voyager," has a unique
screen debut 10 his credit. He
wasn't seen on the screen in
Tho Invisible Man." in which
ne played the title role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

JACK CARSON discards
his comedy antics TO turn
serious for his role opposite
Ann Sheridan in Wings
For the Eagle, - continuing
at the Palms-State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

ETHEL BRITTON sus.
tains romance in the midst
Of mass murder in the
thriller, Arsenic and Old
Lace which continues its
run al the Lafayette.
BRENDA MARSHALL Is a
good rifle and revolver shot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
HOLLYWOOD S
New Deal
In Etiquette
BY BILL NI6KERSHAM
special to THE DETROIT IIMES

HULL NNJNl), llft. -.
IF OUR late departed Grandma
Il Penelope knows Of the cur
rent decline and fall Of etiquette
well wager she's doing Sepul-
Chral nlp-upS.
For instance, in grandmas
eyes. a strange man was the
cpitome of potential skulldug-
gerry that is, Of course, until
he'd been properly introduced
and she had learned something
OF his family.
in contrast, We offer the fol-
lowing from Ruth HuSsey:
I'm no longer surprised when
l walk into my home and find a
strange man there. ] don't even
Jump. Instead l walk up 10
him. Introduce myself. ask his
name, and offer him refresh
ments. It's all part Of this new
deal" in etiquette since the out
break OF the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20


Funny part OF il is he'd been
m pictures 10 years before the
bonanza days dawned Made
his debut in 1927 in tWo-reel
comedy starring Luplno Lane
And before that he'd been
on the stage 10 years
Started his career by appearing
with the Russian star, Alta NazI-
NOVA. in The Marionettes"
Toured the United States and
Canada with the great Nazimova
in many Of her successes. includ-
ing War Brides" Also APP
pcsred with Pauline Frederick
In Joseph and His Brethren"
And. believe il or not, played
MESSIAH in Ben Hur."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

PRISCILLA LANE was with
Fred Warnings orchestra for five
wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
From CoNeqe

JOYCE REYNOLDS. VII
makes her motion picture debut
in George Washington Slept
Here, was discovered in a col
lego production OF Snow
White"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Made Debut in 1908

He played floorwalkers, radio
|chatterers. ribbon clerks, hotel
managers. dress designers-N Of
them during 1897 alone -. His
agents had to install switch
board just 10 take care OF the
a for the Papgborn services
- Eventually the screwball
cycle ran it's course but not
40 Pangborn he's still going
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
SeeIey Personnel
Limited TO 40 MPH

CAMP SEELE March 26 - Col.
L. j. Stewart commanding officer
at Camp Seeley. said Thursday he
received definite orders to set a
40 mile PER hour maximum speed
limit for all Army vehicles under
his jurisdiction.
we placed this rule in effect at
Camp Seeley more than two months
ago as a tire saving measure" Col
Stewart said and Thursday re-
ceivcd orders from headquarters to
be d"ubly certain all speed limits
and traffic laws arc complied with
by the drivers of military equip
ment Gen J. L Dewitt. com
handing general of the western de
fensc command and fourth Army.
made the senior passenger. officer
or nCl-ccmmissioned officer in
every vehicle, and the driver Joint
ly responsible for carrying out his
inStruCtis ms"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Jops Increasing
Tempo Of Drive

and probably would suffer more
heavy blows
The only action on the European
front was heavy attack upon the
German Ruhr delivered by the
Royal air force. Reports indicated
that /, was one of the heaviest raids
of tbc spring season.
PROPAGANDA BLAST
Tae Germans started a new prop
aaanda line. the intention of which
UaS obscure. Nazi spokesmcn sud
denly started denying peace ru-
mors Since no such rumors had
been IN circulation the only effect
OF the Nazl action WAS to touch off
peace speculation which presumably
was The purpose intended by Prop
aganda Minister Paul Joseph Goeb-
bels
Tokyo added its bit toward axis
propaganda by suggesting that
SPAN now is ready to take Gibral-
tar and Tangier Since Spain al
ready has Tangier Tokyo's sugGes-
ten really was dcSigned. apparently.
To focus attention again on Gibral-
tar.
on the Russian front a big battle
WAS reported raging between Len
Ingrad and NOvoEorod and it was
believed that the encircled Nazi
I6;h army at Staraya RuSsa was
near collapse.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
TIRE RATIONING
BOARDS TO MEET

Mombers OI al rlNUn.Ng bOards
in Imperial county Wc.c asked to
meet in the co.at house in Fl Centre
at 80 pa SJ.urdnv for a con-
ference With state rationing board
officials Dewey Carey OF BraWley
ratioriug board coordnator for the
county. a1i,ea representatives of
the Ia!ea Bureau ceuterS to attend
the conference ana Ncar the eX-
p,aHs.lan o. ere and car rationjng
regulations and the latest develop
n,er,s = lie movement Of produce
and ,abpG.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26

everything is plainly tagged with low prices
every day of the week. Thot's simply because
A&P buys direct from producers. does away
with mony unnecessary. in.between expenses,
shares 4hc savings with you. And don't forget:
Every one Of APPS foods is delicious and high
in quotY! Come-tedaY!
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26

Here's mighty practical suggestion 70 moke
your tires last longer and 70 conserve scso-
line: Do oil your food shopping OF your A&P
Market. Here you'll find everything you need
for your tohIe ell under one roof. You save
+ime because you serve yourself swiftly in
our big food Experiments. You soVe money
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26

Continues from naGc Onel
ln Gaar.ham. where independent
candidate WIS with Slo-an pro
ducuon fer victory" Some observers
see Churchill cabinet Weakening.
ERANCE-Nl0hy government. un-
der H.tlen pressure reported ready
To suppress Rom war guilt" trials
because q. GamaaiuE statements of
accused officials 3-1iuSt Pctain and
French @eg..aora-Iomi>t" bloc.
DFFEATS N ATLANTIC
In the Atlantic WJr. Prime Min
lister Churchill aakuoVlodgcd that
the haale had taken a turn for
tie Wesse
ChHe,a4 coupled the statement
WITH lie a..t3aau tha: the United
Nations How ng}e formed a front
50 S'.eHa thJ. ,hcN can not lose
the war except ,hroJ4h their own
faults ana errors
There W. h,.Io optimistic news
to provide a BACKGROUND for Chur-
chiu's address and nc admitted
tna. Britain had passed through
a solid Near Of military misfortune
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Raj Smashes Nazi
Bomber Formation

,CoatlaGea from Page One
Hare harboe iii. afternoon, 1t was
reported torl-lt
The attacs, Was carried OFT after
LONtoneis observed d li2ht Of about
100 Rora. al teEcc bom.bars roar
.yer the heat a. the metropolis
and head toward inc south coast.
Tie p,a=es Werc observed flying
,t.aight oEo. tie central section
+ Laadoa. w. ai-c. wing of
b1mbe's. ..sra IN formations Of y,
drulnrd ac.G-S H." Clt'.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
4-H Mobilization
Planned Saturday

H Lee LandcYnan in charge CT
H clGa 49, IN I"H~ii1! county
,Ad TaHr:da" th2' b." las special
ma'c@iN Gn i II NroIlIati. u
wee. - as'nt.fc 'r leaders Gf
'hc - ga..rs r.G.e p1rH tNcY nee
III ~" so.s'I . r. u g. m Sd'ur
a..
Par ~ T. .a.4 for valley PAR
.ic!2at!on II 80. o.I:" 20 lend aid
% ne va effort - l.c meeting
iaNG":mM sd.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Rusty Johnston
AtCamp MacDiII

Hugh Russell Johnston. II. known
IS Rusty when he lived in e. Gen.
uo. recently Was transferred from
IoW"cy field IL Colorado to Ma
D.l. Fla. whore he Is q mechanic
With [ S. Army air corps bomb
ing squadron
He Is engaged IN repairing guns
used b. the squadron. He is a SON
Of NJ and Mrs Hueh Russell john
ston. 81. Cf FL Centgo and formerly
VAS employed by the Post Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
ASKS FOR DIVORCE

Jaca.eane HarEu., Wednesday
>;Hu p Uar5Ins for divorce, ac-
.~.H- alM # extreme cruelty. She
a,Ecd Id tiseI TWO children be
kip. III the County Dc.cMlion home
Mul tha cert determine, who
hail A1ta custody Of them. She said
>he toa"ed her husband would take
;Aa.a est = the jlM dIc.ion Of the
cO.rf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
|. A.LittIe Tokyo
Cash Helps Japan
CCOntinued from page one

aucSc evacuation plans
Roth faces a municipal court
gou;cn,Nt action because he refused
- 1--WE names Of Japanese who con-
t1b"tcG S5l0 toward the broad
casts
L have been pat III lie middle
in this political teudIne between
Roth and Councilman Hampton. "
said SlCcum, but am entirely in
noCout"
He SAID he once talked With Roth
i, a rC>,uraut. and that he heard
lie financing discussed between
Rorh and one Joe Shinoda, but that
he himself had nothing 10 do with
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
RAILROiDER DIES

EVANSTON l.. Lrrcu 2G UP
'amos Z Gosman u. t,7j,toe and
-.c-Idarf at shc -u:ra.c Rock Is
and ahG Pacific Ptilroad. died late
Yesterday - s. Franuy hospital
WAo"c u had Dec. confined several
week after an attack OF Influence.
Hi WIte. Harrilt. died IN 1920
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
Scanning |. Y.
News Horizon
HAY GROWERS TO
MEET On APRIL Is

1hc ImNaH2. N@.I}Y N0N growers
Will he'd tEeir JmUJj dinner meet
nl a the Baybarl Worth hotel on
ANril l8. i WIS announced Thurs
day
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-26
STiTF GUARD
EOtIPMENT ARRIVES

R.cks for hol5.n- The rifles is
~uCG the f Centre Stat1 Guard
company arrived wednesday and
Ucya installed i tEc GJard yaglt
= The county coWt house.