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La gaceta., 1942-09-03
La justicia nazi es una mofa

Les bosqueios de csc sistema,
como los vemos en- los informes de
quienes han Observable en- ~aplicaci6n
practica, sol una siniestra carica-
tura &c la estructura de la justicia
que funcionaba en- Alemania antes
de Hitler. La brutal Gestapo, la
inplacable mordaza aplicada a la
prensa, la muerte de miles de oposi-
torres p%oliticos, la condena de perso-
mas i~nocentes solo por sus opiniones
o su caracter, la repulsiva diferen-
ciaci6n establecida entire los testigos
arios Y aquellos cuyo testimonio sc
%encuentra disvirtuado debido a un
accidente de nacimiento, los fallos
fraudulentos de las Cortes que solo
La gaceta., 1942-09-03

Y 81 tenemos Ia misma superiori-
dad mental y espiritual que nues-
tros Padres para enfrentar nos a los
grandes acontecimientos, no mira
remos ell bienestar al que renuncia-
mos o a las largas horas de trabajo
como a algo perdido o sacrifcado.
Consideraremos TODD este como
algo nOblemente conquistado, noble
mente cedido a la comunidad de los
hombres libres. Y consideraremos
la acci6n de dar para esta causa
uno de nuestros mayores privile-
gios.
Pondremos en- juego todas las
cualidades, todas las virtudes y a
racteristicas que sean elevado Y va
liosas en- Ia herencia americana.
Nos mantendremos erguidos ante la
mirada de Dios y del hombre, sin te-
mer a nadie, p%rontos en- cuerpo y
espiritu a enfrentar nos a cualquier
desafio que pueda venir confados
en- que un pueblo de probado valor
que defende una cause justa, inevi-
tahlemente debe sobrevivir
La gaceta., 1942-09-03

S~igniticaria ell fin de la hbertad no
solo de pensar sus propios pensa-
mientos sino de eXpresarlos "a vo-
luntad' en- su propio hogan.
Signifcaria la muerte de la liber-
tad del hombre ell perseguir su con-
ciencia en- cuestiones de religion, sea
que crea en- las ensenanZas de Ma
homa, olga a los grandes profetas
de Israel o vuelva la mirada reve-
rente hacia la Estrella de Belen.
Terminaria la libertad de la prensa
Una victoria nazi signifcaria ell
fin del derecho de la prensa de ALTAR
la voz en- la plaza publica, sin ex-
ceptuar a nadie de su critica: nj al
Congreso, nj a las Cortes, nj al Jefe
Executive.
Y decretaria la determination del
afable principle c%ristiano segun ell
cual todos los hombres, sin dis
tincion de raza o credo, son iguales
ante Dios.
Estas son las cosas que repre-
senta America. Estas son las cosas
que primero perecerian en- las ma
nos de un hitlerismo victorioso.
5Cuando, en- toda la historic, ha
habido un mayor desafio a la inte-
gridad Y al valor de una nacion
amante de la libertad?
No soportaremos ell debilitamien-
to de nuestra d~emocracia. La
resguardaremos, en- Gambia, de toda
tentative de abuse, contra TODD
arranque de intolerancia y de todos
los ataques de la propaganda que
nos lance ell enemigo.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
DEWOCR4CY CAN BE
MORE EFFICIENT

The fact Of the matter is that democ-
racy can be mora efficient than any
other kind of government-and ought to
be. We know that our way Of life pro
duces more men who are more efficient
than those Of any other country in the
world Otherwise our standard of liv-
ing, admitted by the whole world to be
the best there IS. would not be what it
is. Efficiency in production. efficiency
in business, efficiency in management,
has made this possible.
Is it not sill, then, to say that the
Government under which all this eff
ciencv has been developed must itself be
inefficient? We think it IS.
Our administration today IS Inefficient,
but unnecessarily SO. It was this admin
istration which promulgated the idea
that democratic government must be
inefficient and the statement was in
tended to excuse Just such inafficiency.
Yet the trouble is not beyond remedying.
The people. and the people alone, can
remedy it They can DO 50 by demand
ing the efficiency they have d right to
expect
Appoint efficient men and We will
have an efficient government. Appoint
ppnny-ant1 politicianS-court favorites-
and we will have he sort Of government
we have now Tie efficient men are
available. The public can see that they
are placed in the iobs where they are
needed-and the sooner the letter.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
THE GREATEST FALLAY
SINCE The WAR BEGAN

Seemingly unimportant statements. re
p2dted often enough. NAY become eN-
tremely important Depending upon
their character, they may bc highly dan
gerous or widely beneficial after they
attain the Importance repetition gives
them.
There is one that Is becoming terribly
dangerous. It had its roots in peaeetime
but its branches are hiding the sun from
the nations Wsu effort
1t is the assertion that We must expect
great deal more inefficiency in 1 de
mocracy than IN a Dictatorship.
The trouble With a statement like that
Is that 1t seems So unimpoftant when
first uttered that we do not take tine 10
Scrutinize lis logic By the time repetition
makes il a part of the nation lie. We
have accepted II without analysis Step
by SLOW step, We have become #IGnoUlIat-
ed with the statement until We have un-
thinkngly accepted il as part e the pat
tern of our own thought. L IS not eur
own. of course. because We have never
subiugated il TO the tast OF our own
thoughts but it might as We'll be eur oNll,
for we accept and repeat il.
This time, lets catch up with the
camp. Let's analXze il and ticket i fer
II : Worth-a ridiculous fallacy.
First, where did the statement orig
nate? Il came from the pre-war days,
when the New Deal was busy explaining
why Unemployment and depression in
this country had not been conquered as
rapidly as in the European countries. It
was sort of side issue then. and nobody
paid much attention.
Then came the pre-war business of
getting ready for war Again we We're
told we could not turn out planes and
arms as fast as the dictatorS. because we
had to expect some ineffieiency in demo
cratic operation Again. nobody paid
much attention. since more stirring argu-
ments were afoot and the "inafficiency'
statement was Just a minor ripple.
Well it's not minor ripple any more
It's a matter of life and death. If de-
mocracy is less efficient than Dictator
ship, as our government has told US must
be expected, and as a lot Of us have come
to believe must be the case, then there
will not be any democracies in a few
wears
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
DIFFERENT DOCTRINES
New York Tines

New ! York TimeS)
The twenty-one American republics
live in peace and freedom under the pro
lection of tEo Monroe Doctrine because
the very essence of that doctrine is the
right of self-determination- IS, the
right Of every nation living in this hem
isphere to decide its future for itself. The
Monroe Doctrine therefore bears no re-
semblance whatever TO the imitation
Monroe Doctrines about which the Axis
partners talk so much. When the Japa-
nesa. for example, speak Of a Monroe
Doctrine for Asia, or Asia for the Asia
tics. or "Greater East Asia Co-ProSper-
ity Sphere they do not mean an organ
ization of Asia in which the will Of the
Chinese people will prevail in China; if
they meant that. they would need only
to bring their armies home in order to
accomplish it at once what they really
mean-as their conduct ShoWS-is that
they want to stake out an area from
which the influence Of all other powers
is barred and within which they can rule
and plunder as they please
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
WE ARE MOVING AWAY
FROM DICTATORSHIP
OroYjlle Nercury-RegiSterA

tOroXlllo AercufN-keglStelA
When We hear talk Of dictatorship
in this country We needn't worry toe
much. In fact. although TIE Prasjd ut :
powers have been expanded enormously
Gue 10 the War. Congress has reserved
more power to itself than ever before.
and will be able To Use its power with
out the consent Of the President
The neW var powers Act can be repeal
ID by concurrent resolution 81 Congress.
Concurrent resolutions do not require
the signature Of the President.
In other words. the vast var powers
voted the President can he taken away
from him by i mere aiority vote Of the
senate and house. whether he agrees or
not.
Fer a long time the drift has been To-
wards more power in the hands of the
President and less in the hands Of Con-
gress. This has LED to fears or the part
Of many of dictatorship. We We're do
ing gradually what Hitler and AIuSsolini
had done suddenly. We We're relying en-
the kindness of the President. who dis
claimed any thought Of dictatorship. and
on the lack OF an emergency sufficiently
grave to cause the people to accept
strong man rather than stand up for
their rights.
No matter how kind" We believe the
President to be, there IS no Justification
fer putting ourselves absolutely in his
power His successor MAY have differ
ent ideas while retaining all the powers
Presidents have in the past been removed
suddenly from the scene. What kind Of
a man would his successor be in such Il
cas-.
So Congress acted wisely in changing
the balance Of power suddenly into its
own hands. Il now holds the veto. This
is democracy at work. and it is entirely
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Complaining? Look
Al French Plight

VICHY. Franc. Ea"ca IS lFPl
Americans ma sn Varr9ina abog
time rafioniu4 G:#c5mfots III
if tEcy Naut a 2lin.ase Of vi
can happen they maH lGDE .. I'Ia1lan
after ~ months o. t.J blDel:aG
and hcap@ German lnyies.
In France b9thseG3pIs d and en-
occupied I'D i l. Impossible 10
bu1 in ahg core.
A rcea!c I'D thrsad. t9cl.a. rub
bcr 10. Waice 5acI". Il packaar ot
cotton, saip." .ias. buttons, IpgeGs
ftpit jsiar.
ThsGsrd. o5 DIR sHples are
= sa3scHj. as3lfIs y "a be pnr-
na.sc + G..s saarr sietIeu
Il i my 43lr - 0e olbr Of
tasrs ae#aa O.. ioatip4 1c RI'h-
sat ta.a'a. IN a#cd ro4alaer 5n-
caSt Gae = saHJaae oi I'D
and tintoiI
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Dewitt Urges Big
Offensive in War

SAN FRANCISCO March Ii -
fup1=A plea far an offensive
b. Lieut. Gen donn l. Dewitt,
AGAINST the eaemy Was voiced TODAY
commanding general Of the West
eFn Defense Command and Fourth
Arav.
He sad it would De fatal to
the success of orr var effort" to
permit the greater Part of our arm
d forces 70 be inmohilized by be-
in used solely fer Gesense purposes
within the continental United States
The time has now come when we
mGst proceed with earrying the war
To the enemy said Dewitt we
must not fotset that in war, only
the offensive wins
The 4. gal noted there are
thousands OF key Installations on
the Pacific coast industrial plants,
bridges, railroads and dams. The
loss Of any one Of them would have
Il del3yine effect ON TIE armament
program.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
LFGAL ADNERTIsEaIENT
NOTICE az INTENTION TO
CEIATTEI MORTGAGE
- XIs,.,,,, 1, -. 1,.-.y.
.IaN 0ilcerll::

Niue Is hereby eieen pufsua 1
To t3e to8lsions Of Section 333O
Fl tha Civil code Of the State OF
Galitogaia HAT on the 23rd day oi
March, 1e42 the 6Wncr of the here
matte Gg,ti5sd IiNGres and equip
aeat Il t!4at certain business and
fixtures situated aaa located II A
Nam stree. Cl,# Il III Centric.
Count oi Imperial, State of Cali
1o}elia intends To pl&&e a chattcl
rsarteaee ufcn Tia, slld fixtures
and equipment.
ALBERT w. HAMILTON is the
mort2aeor of Tie said pro0arts..
nd his address is $50 He'll. City OF
II Centro, County of Imperial STATE
ef California. JAMES {. DAVIS
IS the morts3eee of the said DrlD.
ertH. and his address is City of Fl
Centro, County GI Imperial. Stat
of California.
fhe Property, fixtures and equip
merit tpoa which tae said chattcl
mortgage is - be placed consists at
lie foiloWine
Rasinsss known as JIMNIE3
PLACE located If 453 Man Stree.
El Centfo, together With all fixture
and equipment thereof
The said chattel MORTGAGE Is To-
be executed and the consideration
tner for will De paid Or the 23rd
day q March. A d 1912. st PIO-
NEFR TITLE INSURANCE K
TRUST co. 623 Min Stree. Ci,Y
OF Fl Centre. County ef Imperial.
State of California.
ALBERT V TfAMUTO%.
Mortgaser or Morl3aeee.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
GL0RIFYiNG
Yourself {:
By ALICIA HART
NEA SeIYi,e- Sur -Airiier

This is tie tlme OF ssa's a..s.a
tae woman W4sh e=.ea d. sGla VI
need To tax Pc iaaIar &c - pre-
H.de i With satie.a4t a4H@zt.ea -.
Keep it sci. AND sa.o@h i ase#s..a
IS eXceDao.Eaa dgy. size miesa T.
substitatn2 z. cod non-GrE.a-
cleansing cream for soap an5 Ns5e.
washing fo@ a W. aT -.
Before go.s,2 70 Id, a..e ~.
cleanse he =.:..s#.a93 th#'
her neck and throat as well as her
face-Wl ! etea-a tea p.. g "a
gery mid 4sia fynic aad 4pt arE.
Afterward go VI app,y q ne
light cream, aeaz aesle. Gena III
ward and oufWs,s1 zEa..es, m -
ioing i #aa Ia the 1aloat. Ha@#
Of neck. GHse ras K ard saHo.s
forehead Ter s:.t VII rem3lc r.
e@cess W.T. soi, tilt. le glns o.
thin Tim while sae s'eeo.
Size vii. seieat faa.sss.i# II
,ream Of Iotioa tae i, pla.ea II
against The drSne etfa : of Ma'aa
Winds a well nsE up ha#e. Al .
keII prob fma eseam 8i4#
rorc satisfactory fA=a dgs. Cos
hcugh i I. 70 q Iii Mere ame =
apply Sacll be c3.eful 10 biold =
Gerfectly 50 there are no iash
mes or H0slh pdaa=
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
MIND YOUR
MANNERS

IeSt N0uH kno@ledge Ct correct
social usage By answering The Iol-
feWiue qlesaoas tnea checking
asalnst The AUTHORITATIVE answers
1eleWs
L shoG parents eNpee. a4#ie
a@uahler 10 INTRODUCE lEc Houne
4ea whom sae dates?
.. Is i. al r.eAf for a eirl W.
u ENGAGED % Il seldur to vlsiI him
Al an Amy eanp2
5 II you rl&n % visit a young
nan at a Amy camD should yoa
ind out first whether or ret it is
oaT5nient ter him 10 have You?
/ Is II all isht for eirl To
@rite to Il yaaae man in lie ser
vice # he ask her to. eysa iaoush
he never dated him2
: L il all rtsht far airl to
sfnd cookies. ciearcts. aad beef,
o HoGng man in an ANN CAM
Wbai would Yen do il
Yoa @e Il ell correspondence With
y soldier aad You don't tGinE liz is
writing }ou etlen eneuek=
"A Complain ~ him ahaut jt2
b Wait .oaser between yaIl.
aU.D trifpns.p
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
WAND LOTION
Is IMPORTANT

II tie ska. Of IL 1aaa a.s1 b.
aHe dry. i caifa aregab'e y.
lands, arms pos i5lg Eer %aolc
body, nced #oMa SIT - 4hrleIga.
She viii tops End 30 II =.
10 aftee cac5 I'D 2.=.'.,'..
atsht af.as ta,Aia2 viii mas ace
soothing. noa-5flrzs 69#a
nto her skin, asr4 il saag~cs# =
around ankles. hesls. c.b5vs a,.E
wrist. Oar . Wesk. q Isas' =.
viii Use sfma CT ~ rea II. ii
a~eam on hand. a'r5 aa3 aIkao&.
She'll be particular sDsu. -.
reams and lotions . VII . 1.4e
powder, roaer md nsstlok 20 ba
Zone NAV hagn driving teudaaes.
and she will Use them exactly ae-
cording 10 directions
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service Staff Writer

Enriched bread /, siml5ls oug pep
I'll white bread. O.. Il slightly Gae..-
II bread, which las heen eniaea i
With Yltamins aid minp'a, aa Gl
o whole wheat Il has been pro-
'ucad voluntarily BY tie baker, G
Ame. lca, at the request & 4eH III
rent authorities, as a notaoie eaa-
lgibutian to our rational d,tes.#r
program. L cost lie caas.m,r E8
mere.
The principal nuHien' sejed =
enriched bread is yit@min i. -
shiamin, often pcpalqlT - : ts#e
morale yitamin AnotGG dc i
rit9nin IS tbp rellaaea-esssy Il
focd-factor Whis9 Is saieGt!a@@,lt
known a. niaein as.d / - hls4a
beneficial vitamin Wal@H eqee$5ss
needs.
Use enriched brea3 or Whaip-Whey
regularly. Lie Hord "aaiictad j.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
CAA Pilot Classes
Will Be Doubled

WASHINGTON. March iG-fUp.
The var department announced
'GdaF fae owl aerCaautics admin
istfafiea pl.o' training program will
De mDse IAN doubled in 80 and
IL fdrIlles devoted fully to tie
WI rGort under plan worked
81 "an army air force.
Iae program calling Tor larg.
eXraAs.9n Of present CAA iaciIties
tas9Qgh0Qt the Eaa0n en3 ayes
the training ii 450,3 students IN
e'em@ntary G5ms Ha'eaa of Is 900
I'd.
The secondary coaHse iii fsaln
&c 60 @1.fas instead 81 IL pc
81 lG0a1 Thr p.aa a.#s eaI.s tor
'Ee traun2 q 400 a.a4ad faaa-
14nIals aL19I.@ To 90 a.
rsrscnt de- ~ tsla 4aa fcsall-
ClsrG
fr#' prolt@ n CO .a..sq
HIli be granted SUDDEN ablc 10
meet army fequremc.'s II ag-
polntment as aviation cadets.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
CoNGREssMEN TO HEIR MORE

There is another situation, also
involving the House Military AT.
fairs Committee. to which the WPB
ny have to pay its respects It
concerns charges that the War P~o-
Geetion Board permitted the Ru-
lal E.cct!if cation Administration to
waste copper in building some of its
power lines in the southwest This
= pretty confused case. REA is
csen to much criticism on some
0l = poiic.es. but the evidence
1arshaled against WIPE on TINS
particular case is misleading and
geIated ano The o.rares2aen
- probably be told about j..
TLese remarks aid comment from
- WPB boss aren't conceived in
~ tlandish grudge against con-
zrn men The point Is simply that
waea an administrator is tough
el.3#tl to speak up to a Dion. he's
JsGg&bly tough enough
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK
IN BULK
10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

iG WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
TINS notice ef intention To sell
4 ss3ez u goods ii bulk
Nlnesseth thst notice is HEREBY
si1en pursuant To lhe provisions
ef Ssrtioa SD OF tie Civil Code
II the STATE OF California. that the
UNDERLINED JAMES c. DAVIS of
459 Main street, cit. of FL Centre.
CeaN,5 Of Imperial, State of Cali
l9fnl3 intends 10 sell to ALBERT
W. HAMII TON all that certain
atock Of merchandise consisting gen
2rall5 of wines, beers and sodas
to2ether with that certain business
known Is 1Jimmies Place" inclnd-
Ia fixtures and equipment. Also
one Or Sal Beer and Wine License
No. A-2221E issued TO James C.
Davis DBA Jilumie's Place belong
ING to said James c. Davis and To-
e&ted at $50 Main Street City of
Fl Centro, County cf imperial. State
Of California and that transfer
and assignment OF the same will be
made. and The purchase price there
OF will be paid. on Monday, the
23rd day CT March, 1912. at PIO-
NEE2 TITLE INSURANCE Il
TRUST CO, G2G Main St. City of
Ell Centro, County of Imperial State
OF CaiItorli&, at 10 o'clock ain.
That the address Of said vendor is
459 Vain street, City of FL Centre.
County OF imperial, State of Cali
fornia, and the address of SAID
ie;2dea i ESQ Hell. City of Ell Centre,
GolntI Of imperial, State OF Cali
fg.ald
Dated March l3, 1912.
JAMES {. DAVIS,
Vendor or Vendee.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
CRASH KILLS LIEgYENANT

SAN Carl CS. Calf, March 1G
up Crash Of an army pursuit
f.2ne IN the mudilafS of lower san
Francisco Bag yesterday Killed md
I5eat. Mario / Biaya. ~ West
flllG III. RiaFa Nas commissioned
l2si Dee = aiter training at Mus
Eegee. CHla aud Ssn Angelo Tex.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
LEGsF ADyE2gfSENENT
&TIGE OF INTENTION TO
1F4H>IIH On SALE BEER
WINE LICENSE; ON SALE DIS
TtfIFD SPIRITS LICENSE AND
r'T}I PACKAGE OFF SALE
DiSTl5.s > IICENSE:

Hs.Ine 4 Hela1s alIetE That the
49, 81 - Ia5arf Ashland a
laears. - Y NGielnagen California
aHt-.aa l. .f.n=lfT , tie lnder-
s2ed a.aH = E8elic@. as intend
eH IT, -. GaIc2.cp California.
~ -" aesr I'D @.lup license NJ.
! h.5-e5-i ,#1ed Il Lots 2-3-4,
a!5as l.. ; Midway 81 at Win
fe.Ia}ea CehfornIa, the cGnsidera-
Lob i ~#eh tr&mfar being tie
IL. + $1,000, aad ca sale distilled
3.l5s5 l.re}se No P-G064-E issued to
aaid I0ts 2-3-4, Block y, S S Hi2h-
-. s. - Wnterhavcn California.
q. rea#lss# satian tel 5 sch transfer
L.t.. tie 1ur Of $227O 90, and re-
~ tci.sae OF ale distilled spirits
a.ess. No C-l0l20-E. issued to tie
= -. 49, 2iG"k y, 5 S High
- - - Mmiefiaprn California.
f.e Consideration for such transfer
- - Tic saaI ul $3.50. The above
HfH.a&N3 llalasts pertaining to
- e.n'af re owned and conduct
- - .si' Robert Aehland at SAID
-. > =. B.peH l., S $ Highway
- ''t '.- - itdA III CdlIl u llId dlltl
x -. il - IL SHADY REST CAFE.
IT, c#as.s 10 b. coaslmated oh
0..e j. ga Of March, 1912 e.
Ito II - tie osfice of the Sc
##r5.. 1fIe ias3faure and Guaran-
= = au.gs at ia Min Stree,
j. Ga#aa e .ilogA.a.
I4.3.#.3. VI ~ l3tll 1912
It5EEpT ASHLAND,
1#s3sar.
.. = Boz All.
ElHryraagaD, California.
= u Il MUELLER,
n'ea ted rm5terce
I'LL 6e An2a,
CaaaJco. California.
~ eJi I'd and sWarn to befo1c
H.. - 1aa day ot March. 1912
r /. 5Hhta,
91 Psbie in and for
I'D CCulg ald S.4tc.
G.aaf lG1
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The foiIourng edit
oridls are presented as interesting 0pin
ions Uoiced bg editors elSeWhere. They
DO not necessarily reflect the opinion OF
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
RESOLUTION NO. 835
a RESULT HON PROVIDING FOR THE PRECINCTS AND
fOlLiNG PLACES AND APPOINTING THE ELECTION OFFT
GERS FOR TIE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO PF
Held IN TIE CITG ON

m D ol IN caf 1f CITY CT M OF & Ell e GENIko ON April Il lsa:
Ell cro en- the ] m d. " 4o l s a fa @ aG@@. @ aa@ by 2on ns
lecnc polling places hereby created and provided and
ea @S 1, s T. % a13 aS@a o.1spea oiof lo1 state and
ar" ebs dd a M m o0 g" ] y, b s'2 9 d ii the sne
fffezf "a T.e poa Pl2es os said precinct "a shall
cents and 4t electors Cit. Ell cen1o and Of said
a 9% d m nssfo g j% & @ ana t%o ert o have charge Of said
As As Insr@etq[ 1h'5 o @4uln en:s 5.lg = D.sod;
A CLERKS. Eelo Livingston Mrs. lott NJ Meashcr
County ee'tions REGULAR election precincts a and
g' 5 6 bo hg % at M f cIy l g sod pe on f a2 be- o a is
Centre consolidated wrs pIeeincl are hereby ap
pointed election Officers in said ireeine flows toWil:
As jude, MIS-. stella Blecdl.sc:
rs 9 eleF, Is. 3 o.i Na @ %a "4 :, Ma 3 " ,2s D Moore
ard and Comfy eeeoaS as 4.aG election precincts shall be-
@ %1gd & yt eng M r. eng c 1he Fle place M M fer a Precinct
@ DE- ana me same '@taplaIea al tie city Hall located on
S4 I S5a @ 59 i @'fi KAN III, s@ m & STATE streets m
~ c 'F r g m Nh gS1 g 9el ] N9 res @ TIE 3 sa G!ty OF
recnt appointed election precinct
= @Insn,~'2i @ Mr. P.,eic 1 c Thaeha:
A. cler.s Vivian M roberts aad E mes. A 19vc.ec.
6, State and
rnodat into ooe orectnc deaonnated vons
Precinct The Polling place for said Precinct shall
Street 5et%9 Vine Weiay ave- in said city Of Ell
ctoTs f said W 6iT a Ell cen 3a f @ ] @ 1ptd a pdss[f[ea ]
cnct are hereby a2fai"ted ecn occrs said
Is
As Inspector c II. II small;
rs W
As Clerks. w
Voting precincts Is established for State and
elections cear election shall
hereby coh6'af"d into BE- dngnmted Voting
Precinct E II polling said precinct she'll
is established the WASHINGTON School and First
S Is in said Cit tf u Centre The foloNip4 peons.
residents end rcerd electors f
sd MS idaid precinct hereby appointed
officers in said precincts u follow
A. Inport l. f. d IIayWood
,ud2e Is
As Cerfs MIS- Iti1 Aaron and Mrs Esse McGe.
The shall
$50 cch al officers
tba said Ci3 Council be just
Iir p,H, oi election So Il t9cncl oroc; of
aid dg Of sid ectan n1 haI BE- Kept until o'clock
p NJ sl'al
@ at the hour of closing there any other voters the polling
lacr qualified
en- 9bt to aepealine Polls shall kept
, erltla
ROBERT w HAT TON
OF Tho City o FL
Ales:
fhT II. GAVIN
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
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