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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
Classified Advertising
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE

This does not mean that your
credit is not good but to open a charge
account and mail two or three bills to
collect means an expenditure of any
where from Toe to 25c. This adver-
Using does not justify this expense
hence we must request payment in
advance for all classified advertising,
such as, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Wanted, Cards of Thanks and In Me-
mOriams.
We charge &c per word first inser-
ton and 1c per word each insertion
thereafter, provided cash is enclosed
with order Ono ad is accepted for less
than 25c). Count your words and you
can easily figure the cost.
WORCESTER DEMOCRAT
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16

American people reach heights The time for shoulder
shoulder fighting without superuOus words about unity
Capital and labor industry and agriculture going have
abandon traditional dogmas That they beginning
best evidenced bulletin of the Standard Company
Indiana Executives and employees of that worked a
ter hours during the helping farmers harvest crops
single instance important points the way
the kind of unity that is needed war If farmers
get good look at few from industry sleeves
and dspel the city scker illusion, will more about
the working OF the American free enterprise system than all the
propaganda in the world. - -
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our deep appre-
citation of the kindness shown our
mother, Mrs. Laura Colonna. during
her illness and at the time of her
death. For flowers, cards, use of
cars and the expressions of sympathy
rendered US we are deeply grateful
and these kind attentions will not
soon be forgotten by
Her Children
Oct. 16-1t.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of our son, William
Klein Matthews, who departed this
life four years ago, October 13, 1888.
Gone is the face we loved so dear
Silent is the voice we loved to hear,
Sweet to remember him who was here
Who tho absent is just as clear.
Mother, father and sister
Oct. 16-1tp.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
Henry P. Walters, Solicitor

Henry P. Walters, assignee to fore
close of Lynwood w. Duncan, assig-
nee of Godfrey Child, mortgage Of
Isaac Hearn and Eliza Hearn, his
wife, eX parte.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County, Maryland.
In Equity.
No. 1913 Chancery.
ORDER NISI
Ordered that the sale of the real
estate mentioned in these proceedings
and made and reported by Henry P
Walters, Assignee to foreclose, in a
mortgage from Isaac Hearn and
Eliza Hearn, his wife, to Godfrey
Child and assigned by said Godfrey
Child to Lynwood w. Duncan, be rat
flied and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary be shown on or before
the 18th day of October, 1912, pro-
vided a copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Worcester County. Mary
land, once in each Of three success
i've weeks before the 18th day Of Oc-
tober, 1912.
The Report states the amount u
ale U he Three hundred and ninety
dollars CS39O.00).
JOSEPH f. BRIMER, Clerk
True Copy Test: Jos. E. Brimer, Clerk
Oct. 9-3t.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
L. Paul Ewell, Solicitor
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
Town Property

Under and by virtue of a decree
Of the Circuit Court for Worcester
County, Maryland in Equity, passed
in cause wherein Matte Byrd Deve-
reaux widow is plaintiff, and
Blanche P. Byrd ct al are defendants
the undersigned, as trustee, will Of
fer for sale at public auction on
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
BEGINNING TO FIGHT

The American people fighting with their backs the
wall and they rapidly realizing it. Each day
difficult industries individual businesses and
Each day sent to the
military front Each day threats Amer
Institutions
each day the ingenuity resourcefunes of the
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16

The Young Workers Guild, of st.
Mary's Church will sponsor benefit
party on Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 5th, at 8 o'clock. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Oct. 16-3t.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
YOUR
MONEY IS
SAFE HERE
BECAUSE YOUR DEPOSIT is INSURED

This Bank is a member of the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation ar
agency of the United States Govern
ment that has been functioning salts
factorily for nearly 10 years.
That means that individual deposits
of our customers, up to and including
$4,000, are insured and guaranteed
payable.
You know your money is safe when
YOU deposit it with this Bank because
Federal insurance gives YOU THAI
guarantee.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-S Gas Ration book for 1927
model T Ford. Woodward C. Merrill
Oct. 9-3t.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS

SPENCER CORSETIERE = Mrs.
NJ. Coulbourn Littleton, Alp Market
ST., Telephone 363-M.
Sept. lisp.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
FOR RENT
FOR RENT OR sALE-Pronertv

FOR RENT-3-ROOm Apartment
private bath. L. Paul Ewell.
July loft
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
If YOUR nose
CLOSES UP"
TONIGHT

Here's mighty
good news If
your nose "cloSeS
I'M" tonight. and
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
0-PuR POSE
. MEDICINE

makes breathing difficult, put 3-pur-
pose VickS Va-tro-nol up each nostril.
Va-tro-nol does 8 important things.
It Cd shrinks swollen membranes, 90
soothes irritation, Cd relieves tram
sient nasal congestion. Tt brings more
comfort, makes breathing easier, thus
invites sleep And remember, it helps
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16

FOR SALE OR RENT-6-roOm
house on Hayward road. P. T. East,
Route l.
Sept. lift.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16

prevent m a ny
colds developing if
used in time. Eel
low directions in
folder.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
STATE EMPLOYMENT COMMITS
SIONER

- a l. Lhi IL MEN lOM vi S-
SIONER
% Light ST.. Baltimore, Md.
NOTICE: There are vacancies on the
Patrol Boats of the Commission of
Tidewater Fisheries for:
Mate
Cook
Machinist
Salary: SIS a month and maintenance
while on duty. Applications will be
received by the State Employment
Commissioner up to October 81, 1912.
HARRY c. JONES, Commissioner
Oct. 16-1t.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
Depots Sci Up for
New Draft Signup

Continued from page OneD
10 register include all 20-year OldS
all men who have reached the ags
G 21 snCe last July !. and all me-
who passed their 36th birthdays be.
tore Oct. IL, 1910, ard who are no
yet Is.
Men who register will be aSkcl
II basic questions including names
addresses, telephone numbers, age
dates of birth, places OF birth, Coun-
tries Of citizenship, the name o.
some person who always will know
the mans address. the relationship
OF that person. address OF that per.
son. thc name CT the man. S employ
Cr. and the place OF III, employment
or business II is expected that abOu
No weeks aiber registration i:
complete. third lottery will b.
held II Westminster 10 determine
the order in which the new regis
trants viii receive questlonnaires
classiiicatlons. and calls for SerVic"
REGISTRATION DEPOTS
Reg .stratIons may be made at tn.
following places with the name
of the chief registrars also shown
Fl Ccntro Veterans Memoria
hall at l41 South Eleventh street
Mrs. Vivian Roberts
CaleXico-POS, office. Mrs. BernIcf
Rambo.
Holtyille - Civic center. Averil
WaSton.
Wmterhayen-Store room next /.
Winlerhayen service station. T. :
Worthington.
Indian Reservation F. >dcral Of
flee superintendent Cox.
E.awlr} City hall! Mrs. Ida Won.
dclahr.
Dtatt Headquarters, III Bank .
Arcrica buldint. MS George Kyle
CalIpatlIa-CI,y hail MIS-. Hele'
NJ Kuns.
Weatmorland-Ci hall. Miss Eiiz.
abeth Cummings.
cocley Community hall in Bap
tiSt church. Mrs. piehl
CurleW Palms store. Mrs J. p
Benson.
nmpc.ial-Cit% hall Mrs. Laur.
Webb.
INLAND Sherman BLDG
Nam atrC"t. Lawrence Elder.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
British BuStion
Pcs sing to Japs

az t..or, 70 core their creates
saccess or Klgcnsctad. ne arniya.-
saGy u the tolndina O, The Japa-
nese dzaas.y 26O2 years ago We'd
nesda2
Singapore vas at one time the
hub c: what has become the Alice
defense In" III the Far East. The
British spen; some S4Q0 100000 o.
the Singapore naval base on th1
north shore Of the island. That
base now has been partly dismantlel
and Destroyed but London Dispatch
es indicated It had not beer demol-
lshed and the japanese could make
good use Of the ancNora.e there
even i handicapped b. dam-e to
me facilities.
Ti4, Z Dase for often. irr aayA'
40: ~ passIr- from - bands
c. Ne A.Ie, INTO IL hanc. %, IL,
enenf noy only alo!us III" JaPa-
nese offensive generally ba' E.4E
IL many times mole difficult tie
Launching Of a counterotten>Iye H..
IT, i.tlre.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
Reireaded Tires
VIII Be Rationed
-C'c.-.t,.leA frnnn rage Al!

lSG'l2lfC from page Q.lS)
mun4.s and 70 the nation, Hender
On said lnd tins VIII mean 0ni'
q te" "lt d" able - pass thr te>'
DEFENDS ON CONDITIONS
"WLeu". ~ the rubber &lflat!oc
permit. lc added lie quotas VII
De .uc!ea.cd 50 a. % make retrea.-
ed tires available 70 a greater nun.
yer Of hose persons on list B"
CIassItIc-t.on} = u,, 3 Tor pa
.aoger cas- al:
Licensed a'ncr. :axi. or similo!
Sportdt.e. - t.c general pub
llc: tran D5@at.1n OF persons il
mtchaalca.. structural, or highw"l
repair ma.a,e-anee service; trans
portation .. executives, engineer
:cchn.eia!- and workers in powe'
2enrlati.u. agriculture transports
ton. d COMMUNICATIONS facilities
transportation on official business
81 federal. state or local governmcn
employes engaged n work eaSentla
70 DGOhc health safety OF the Wat
effort.
Transportation Of produce and
supplies 20 and from the farm.
TRANSPORTATION Of travelling statesmen
.e..la1 gItal farm eXtractlVe, or in
cf.t.!al equipment foods or medical
saLuue. ana Transportation of new .
uap~l -: "LO.r.aIc delivery
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
Nazis Declare Sabotage
Caused Nornandie Fire
Probe
Demand
Grows

NEW YORK. Feb Il. lUP1-Nas!
Germany set o&t today TO maxi
the greatest possible use of the
NCrmandIe disaster seeking TO SCI
its English Speakin- enemies on IN,
proposition that lis Saboteurs hao
caused it,
While the Navy began aSSambl-
ing Its experts 10 decide how the
SO 423 ton liner was to be lliteC
from her side and set on an ever
keel again. New York newspapers
aSSailed the official careleSSucS.
which they said, had caused II
Cl2, the Mirror. called it An
other Peall Harbor" and said an
other Roberts Report was in
diCated.
The Nazi propaganda machine
was quick to seize upon the dis
aSter The National BroadcaStme
company'S listening post heard tn
Berlin radio, in an English lang,
uage broadcast say that the lir1
had been Of "incendiary origin"
1t blasted the plans for trans
forming the liner into an aircraft
carrier the NaZi announcer saiG
The broadcast seemed the star
Of a campaign designed to weaker
American and British public NOR
ale by suggesting that German
agents had been responsible for thu
tremendous loss. All American au-
thoritieS reported the fire had beer
set by sparks from an acetylent
torch which was being used neal
large stores OF lnflamable materials
II was understood naval DCall
j Ct experts would 20 over the hu-t
ship. the second largest ailOat. with.
IN Il day or SO Ia decide Oh meth.
DDS OF salyag!ag her Though II,
Lroblems involved were admitted
" tremendous, no competent au-
;hOtity woUld call il impossible.
The need for speed in saivagins
the Nornandie. if she Is to be sal
vaged was evident. Her tremendous
bulk. flat on her side at her Hud.
son River Eier, was pressing int,
the oozy mud cf the river bottom
and the river silt already was pill
liz up around her The mud has thu
consistency Of glue. and. at best
complicateS the problem of lifting
her.
The Navy, beyond indicating tha'
it believed the ship could be right
/ d. mad nothing TO say
Enoineers said the NCrmandie.
machinery is dry, thank, to tn,
watertight doors and bulkheads
nd once ri3hted might be n ser
i ice within six weeks. Only ne.
three upper decks were damaged
~ the fire
Great crowds passed her opei
bier facing /. h avenue. eayu!ne
at her enormous. Whale-liGe ilans
rearing eroteSquely out Of tha ice
choked water. They we're hurrirl
along by policemen and Nr-rc
soldiers. Traffic on the elevated
express highway above 18th avenue
was slowed a. times TO r~' X
as motorists stared at The fol,rr
1ucta Of the seas
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
IIHA'aII - l. t,,b.c
HlAC kOt L WORST

HHNdH - = cable
Fl ACkOtT WORST
The +. Ceut.o "catSkinner." who
W kcG or HuWaIlaln defenSeS,
SID ,ha Eos; troublesome effect
=. .ne var there IS the nightly
d &. ko4c However. the curfeW at
..-h; .aS been changed from 6
O'Clock TO p m and therefore
eIa3 II t!.4t respect things are get
.l.z better
TWO islands. Johnston and Pal
ANA. about five hundred miles
aWay from the main Hawaiian
1ccu2. underwent Smelling attacks
By japanese submarines while
Goe,2 was in Hawaii But he land
{ .s;e- tht large scale attack or
PAN HArDor
I aaw NO Of those small Jap
.uhs. 'tc ones operated by two
.a-n. Goe,Z SAID I can't see how
80 persons could stay alive III
ou, OF them AZ hours Tie U-boats
are but eight feet IN diameter
1Ncy carry no cannon but are arm
20 with Two tO-pt does. The sub
r.:r.ues Wern braoncd by L. S
aa,aI a--lJn on Decembc" : When
T4Van sJ"UeE the blow at Pearl
Earbor
4 head OF Imperial Valley let
t~ce would BRING - cents over
tae.e row. Goetz sad. The only
o.hpr ,k.ngs thar are nigh in the
sand. a.c eGgs-and Whiskey
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
Educator Speaks
Before Lions Ciub

Dr.. walter De%,er, state super
ln,rncear ot public instruction, was
uuce, Of honor and speaker at the
= Cer.ro Ions club meeting
Tscs1ay noon a. Sherwooda.
=! Dcx'cr IS d past president OF
Lions nrcrn4tional and was for
arrly president Ct Whittier colleg"
The speakt pave an education
] ak on state government, list
H. trc various branches and de-
pa cu.enls. thc officials, the meth
cd Of their acleetlou whether b;
IpoIurmcnt or election, giving Ma
gulrurc lear-. n picture oi The
ataic oet--i,.
GourAiucat as sIr@cd b" the
b4,ucssmnn and 'Ac cXccutiyc,
also TONED Ne saDIret for many
o. ~, ,e.ua. T..
Z Il II small VI. eaalman Of
i, d.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
.StreetProqran1
Goes Ahead Here

Fl Centre stree improyeo M
continued rapidly in several -ec-
ions OF the city. Public Works Dl-
rector Walter Heineck" salJ WrG-
nesdaL
Street olling VII Lc-ia on .ircond
street from Main 10 Orange I,
part Of a concentration Il ulE
read mix equipment G.aysl was
delivered for the work on Broad
way between Eighth aud Imperial
avenues and the st. ec vii b
ready for use in a VEL, He.necke
said
City crews are engaged IL exca-
yation between Adams and Broad
way ca Eighth street. tHe street to
be Wicened. The city crsTs also az
at work on the drcssn-. room, II
the FL Centro stadI III u4d wl.l
rave them completed ~ - tn,n
the Pirate baseball AN at.lyr,
fer winter training F,b. -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
'C1I'A.' { '.tl4 Da-n o..
Nfl.hl- - .---.-L- L.. ...-A-...


Celzbc, al. BasAe3 islands.
AL IEiLIt - Government o.
dered uaV .:es...1-..an Z nanpoWe.
Gae tc ..ui.= u. t4paucse threa,
to A-s.:....a japanese bombed
Sam2raI @. - -7..heaSt coast OF
Papua =. N5# Ounce, and Sala =
maua Il New Guinea japanese
ships Of P0rt Moresoy, important
Me- Guinea port north Of Australia
reported clpegsec by Australian
bombe"s
PURMA - British acknowledged
Japanese crossing q SalWeen river
barrier II small numbers. Toky5
claims Martaban.
PHILIFPINES-In,eas!tv OF fight
ing slaci:ans -. .eccrS Oi Ger
Douglas Ga- Ar1a-. e>.p-ct clImaeu,
Japanc>s uItae.
A L... -. a....4:. ,,:l1.en'-n,
sac TIA. :. .s::.r .#as ne .5lasa-
pai,. y. ..t... @.. 1..'c. or thc
uel.u-- .yert. Ha.aesc4y .nOrans
but 4a;t, C..9ai..-- MADE = c,ea.
that ~ -l.H.' '- vastly S-Ytaa.
nuMoe:> h- a.. -. decided n.
outcome G.: ,ae ,o1:lct and JEa.
loss o. u .s.4na yy-lc not be loHo
PCS; r0r.@
The Japanese c.a.Eec nat aboJ'
10000 E.-s" ,r1ops were trapped
on The ...aud ard other ANS broad
casts SAID ,."!e ST.. %e-e Il Amer
lean clllsrs y Singapore a!thoa.n
u nQr!D'. A.c rf-..ute1 D. ga
Japa!.ese ar&.s. ,ogce, obviously
went a.. o.. a-a.:,. Nc island IL
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
3Fd..n Cen:e1s
Meei This Week

MoVlCa, talks and potIuck
Ginncr VIII feature three farm cen
ten mcctnlg Thursday and Friday
RoS"-Mcsqultc Will meet at Rose
school a, 7.@o p. m for a motion
picture and q talk b. Farm Ad-
yIsol Frank Bcrschlag On Friday
the Mt. SenM center will meet
al $50 p m for It movie and
talks bv II. Lee Landerman and
ArgyIe McLacnlan. At p m. the
S?mc nioht the Acacia center will
meet al Acacia school for a pot
luck dinner. a movie and talks by
B,ysch!ae and c. f Pitzer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11

us against the bridge rail Seame1 l
on the after deck house 5obbed up
and down with each roar 1t
felt as though the destroyer was
ripping apart at the seams.
We circlcd around and dropped
more charges at varying depths,
closing every avenue Of escape from
the sub . Two or three air bub-
bles and short patches of oil slick
brought grins to the depth bomb
crews That's another one for the
fishes grunted a seaman"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
Note Pins Shame
On Laura ingalls,
Continued from page one


'G. R. standing for the German
words "guten rutsch' Chappy land
ingSl Mother or "mamma" was
the baron, the king" meant Adolf
Hitler, and the good book" wa
HItler'S "Mein Kampt."
They also useu a numerical code
the dleets representing words u.
the alphabet, IN references to the
America first committee and to
Won Gicnanth. The number 16, for
example, meant America First
because "A" is the first Letter of tk'
alphabet and F. is the sixth
Number seven stood for G.. th'
baron'S initial.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
|. v. Man Returns
From Hawaii

II sou !.sr friends c. relative,
in the HaNa!l4u island, cont
very abcJ, tAem 100 n.l>a. to:
conditions tavge a-e rapidly go
.{ao back to normal
THIS Was the advice given -
KY residents by Il NJ Goe,.. con
struction worker who returned Il
tie States Sunday after a TWO arc
a ha,f months lay - Ike vita.
I. S possession
Goe,z said the reason word has
ut been received by many tamil-
les whose sons are IN service O.
working in HAWAII is that MAJ
service is very poor He SAID the
5sst way 10 get II touch witt
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
BOFa on
Aliens
Sought

s. AalIl',. 4G> 80. Up
ga. #-.:.s. '. .nte.-td plans
iot .ail.- - - ..s. ouo.rn.
o. iHs H'. ... '..s ~t~as IL
oe,.ata..s. .....a. - IN natI-
81 .'..s -. ......s..:f ell
1a.. s..# =. H.. - .-u1 ,o
BY, e....... .#... - w. As
,s.,.H =. -;.3te4il
.st...
g., ... s... ..,s..- Nay>
o.. .H...'..... .-.. .-. .."o ..:;n
co.u.t# .. p %. s..-a~ .aa oc
r.r...,.. -. #... .t....S.sr prob
len e.. ....,..-. ;...a'.1u Japanese.
Ma!'.a. ..V ,tt..a.> >A.5. would
5e case 10 ao:..sss'ry ,Aan the
st.A"-..a. g.: . committee @: Pacl-
:. e1ass .r..ta.. aE3 representa-
tlve, -. s.. t.rs1.s. aliens and
c,'47C!.. a- st....atrG ana that de-
siraDle individuals effected by the
cfde- % -ela...:teG oU.y O.. license
MED OVERCOME
There WCa.G oc 20 need tor il
cenS,> 4nGeg martial law because
tAoSe o&>'el ~ DANGEROUS would
EaNc uo IAl. 10 reaGn!Nslon 10
prohibited TERRITORY
a Acea>n.- plan MAS beng con-
sidered by Tie justice department
last Week UnGey i the unlicensed
would be forced 10 move to an un-
restricted ar~a Dy thc hacGshps
placed uDyL }l.c!A
justice Crps. uneIt sources said
nass eNacUAtlon ot o.:.lrnS or GUST
ine Of MclNGaa, g.tIzrlS would be
.llteA. ta.,,.. t..r .aAu IN W..I,!.
thr' C8,.. - 'ta,e. ~. eU.GeuN-
td 1o, L.. ~ ~ mIu'ary and nav
q le:.e> .asa a. @.- probably te
Cua, - :.c ga>r i Te-mI.a. Is
Ian Ne~r i Angeles
They a.,o sid he Ncersing
plan " l,.V!elG@. ,hGs leaving
either m2~:4l .aN or tie enact
ment c. legislation which would
permit arrest OF citizens and aliens
alike fo. pro;e, tive custody. Ind
e. the protective custody" pan
those seized would either be IL
termed 1oy the duration of the
VA or forced 10 rehab!Ltatc them
selves Ii some inland area
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
Ebert Greenwood
EnIisfs in Army

E!bert Greenwood, son q ar.
and Mrs. S. p. Greenwood O.. Fl
centro, now IS in training an
Army air corps mechanic at M4oa!-
IA Fails, Texas
He enlisted two week. a.a and
Immediately was instructed - pre-
Barc foI the trip to rnc ,rai1,nq
fleld. Greenwood attended schoni
IN Fl Centro and formerly Wa en-
ployed at Cox Brother. ana at m,
irrigation district.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
INJURED MAN DILS

Miller MORGAN. itinerant injured
III = tali from moving freight
ulln a, NIundo sidmS on the South
c.a Pacific railway. died in the
Imperial count" hospital TUESDAY.
Before his death. Morgan told off,
GERS ht tell from the train whila
aolliH. a razor blade in his right
ha4&. He suffered 4 slashed throat.
a broken back, and a fractured pei
yIs. HI, relatives 1--we in Pine Bluff,
AK
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-11
WITH THEFT

stolen lank found III their yard
q. theu home between Heber and
CJl,1co. fpttlcers s,ud, was thh
evidence a9uust J. +. Sylvester 65~
Ncar-oid darNman. and II l. Per
due. farmer The men were taken
To- IN, county Jail Ior petty theft.
Tie ll>o were accused Of selling
stolen Junk 70 CalrNFo Junk
dta,e.
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To AUDIT CITY
COUNTS

TIE z. c. Gabrie.sor auc...H2
Company "Wednesday began the o.
:iclal audit of the ci:y OF Ei Cen
to They planned to delyc ITO
the books. accounts. and records
i al experiments Of cI,, govern
r-ent
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ORDERED TO Trial

Sammy Ramel, F.-fmo :anch
llDotrr, viii be tried III superior
court on a charge Of aNSaulting hls
rpw boss III a tl"ld ucur Fl Gem
to. It was degljcd III III Centre
-uelIlc count L. Y
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II CENIRO NIGHT
~,unnI ~ ASNES CANCELLED

II TIVVI- I I--iNET-0 ~ II
Be.au>e Of The school holiday
raa.eday. there VIII Dr no night
ssHas! classes Al Central Union
H.sA school Thursday night, Har-
old 5 PackWood niaht school dean,
,.id Wednesday He said he dis
covered II VAS Illegal 10 hold m2ht
school classes on a holiday.
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DIVORCE COMPLAINT

\ divorce complaint was filed in
superior court Tuesday by Harley
5 Biebc against Fac Biebe. They
married in Kansas City, Mo,
March :. 1924 and separated April
J. 1888
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bridge lookout The sub poked
Il rusty brown pipe through the
smooth sea. It's eve turned SLOWLY.
II hadn't spotted us yet although
We were 100 yards away.
Our skipper gave orders to ram
That would damage the destroyer,
but it certainly would sink the
enemy our bow offered Il slim tar
get as We raced ahead, white foam
shipping past the TANKS.
SUB DIVES
Suddenly the sub started to
crash dive. Our captain had another
answer Stand by to fire depth
charges. he shouted. We reached
the subs last position. Fire one.
fire two. fire three .
Il don't know how many of those
cylindrical ash cans our Y guns
hurled in the first minute, but
there must have been at least 4
dozen. Our stern bounced off the
sea with repercusSions that threw
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GRAPEE RUET GROUP
NTItIS EFI,. Il.

4 re-u!ale mccl.n2 u TIE erapc e
f.r.t administrative committee VIZ
GATED Tor Q a m FEBRUARY II Dy
BNpu Showers. assistant secrc-
larl u. ne committee, "Wednesday