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La gaceta., 1942-02-11

dit J. Nehru Y otros lideres.
Chang platic6 tambien con ell
virrey. La completa colabora-
ci6n de la India y la China
congregaria, en- perujicio del
Eje, a $50, 1000, 900 de seres hu
manos.
Montevideo, Uruguay, Feb.
11.-Luego de estudiar nume-
rosas pruebaS, ell juez Julio Ce
sar de Gregorio declare que
ell partido Nazi aleman toda-
via eXiste en- ell pals, aunque
ahora sc llama Federation de
Sociedades Alemanas. La disc
luci6n del partido Nazi Sc orde-
no en- l94e.
Londres, Feb. 1l.-Aseg1 =
rase que los jefes de los gobier-
nos de Francia, Espana Y Por
tugal efectuaron conferencias
secretas sobre nuevos posibles
acontecimientos en- ell Medite-
franco. La Radio italiana do
la noticia de que Petain habia
salido de Vichy, con rumble
desconocidO. Una agencia ale
mana anuncia que ell general
Franco, acompahado por Sc
rrano Suher, saldra hoy para
Sevilla, donde conference.-the
con ell p~residente Carmona y
ell primer ministro Salazar.
MoscG, Feb. 11.-Tropas
montadas en- eSquis han hecho
su presencia en- la parte norte
del frente central y realizan
una tenaz r~esistencia. Los ale
names arrojan en- la batalla
parte de las reservas que guar
daban para la p%rimavera.
Las provincias de Mosc1,
Tula y Ryaban han sido limpia
das por complete de alemanes
asi como una gran parte de la
provincial de Kalinin Y una
considerable porci6n de la de
Leningrado. Entire noviembre
20 y febrero Z Sc lie han ARE
batado al enemigo 80 ciuda-
des y 1890 aldeas y pueblos.
En- ell frente de Kalinin pere-
cieron, en- un combate, 80 es-
quiadores nazis.
Tn Official prisionero admit
te que su regimiento perdi6 ell
55 por ciento de sus hombres
y % de sus SO cahones.
Miami, Feb. 11.-El juez fe
deral Holland deneg6 hoy un
permiso a la Standard Oil Co.
de Kansas, para reimportar de
Cuba pneumaticos de fabrica-
ci6n americana. Habia la com
pafiia presentado una queja
contra un funcionario de la
aduana que Sc incaut6 de los
pneumaticos a su llagada a es
tie puerto. La compahia apela-
RI.
Madrid, Feb. Liza ciu-
dad de Barcelona ha hecha LA
mar al DR.. Mooser, specials
ia de titus Y director del ms
tituto de Salubridad de Zu-
rich, Suiza, para que lie ayude
q organizar centres municipal
les e impedir que ell titus siga
extendiendose. Portugal ha es
.ablecido nuevas barreras sa-
litarias, en- la %frontera de Es-
y ell gobierno portuguese
sxige una completa desinfec-
lion.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
Ell TEMPO

Llovi6 al mediodia de hoy y
Sc pronostica frio para esta
noche y mahana. Sc pide a las
embarcaciones pequehas nave
guen con cuidado en- la bahia
de Tampa y a 10 largo de la
costa oeste. Temperature mi
nina, en- la mahana de hoy,
g. grades.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

Singapore. caera en- manos
de los japoneses.
Los nipones tienen dominadO
Ell aire... y con ell dominic del al
re dOminaran la terra.
Sc reptile la tragedia de Es-
pana, aunque en- escala menOr.
La R~epdblica GARCIA de ae-
roplanos y Franco utilizaba, CO.
barde y traidor, los aviones de
Hitler y Mussolini.
Dominaron ell aire... y ell ejer-
otto republican, pas6 la fronte-
ra Y busc6 refugio en- Francia.
Dom:nan ell aire en- las Fill
pinas... pero las trCpas de Mac
Arthur ~resisten.
Y estan procurandO dominar
el aire, los verdugos de Toxic,
en- las Indias Orientales Hclan-
desas.
Caera Singapore por falta de
aviaci6n, como cayeran Madrid
y Barcelona.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

berlln, FeD. liza haul(
dice que con ell incendio de
"Normandie," incendio inten.
cional, acto de SABOTAGE, que
daron frustrados los planes
para convertible en- un porta'
aviones.
Londres, Feb. 11.-E mi.
niStro de alimemtos anunci6
anteayer ell r~acionamiento del
UsIb6n utilizado para los LAVA
por ciento del consume actual,
con ell fin de economizar so
mil toneladas.
No Sc incluye EN- la orden ell
albion utilizado para los lava
dos de cabeza, ell rasurado y
la limpieza de los dientes.
Boston, Feb. liza bata-
LA del Pacifico, EN- cuanto a
mantener la Inca de abasteci-
mientos, ha sido canada por
la escuadra americana. Gran
DIES dep6sitos Sc han estable-
edo en- Wellington, Nueva Re
landia. Dirige las operaciones
en- los mares de las Antipodas
ell almiramte Leary. Fue esta
escuadra la que atac6 las islas
de Gilbert Y Marshall.
Mosc1, Feb. 11.-El Comisa
rio de la Production P%etrole-
ra, Ivan X. Sedin, declare hoy
que la industrial atendi6 todos
sus requerimientos en- l941 y
que ash 10 hara EN- ell presente
anO.
Importantes mejoras han ST.
do hechas en- ell proceso del re
finamiento, obteniendose un
mayor rendimiento en- "octa-
me-" En- 1912 Sc duplicara la
production de lubricantes pa
ra canones, rifles, tanques y
carros blindados. La produc-
ci6n de 1871, en- la "segunda
region" de Baku, entire ell Vol
ga y los Oorales, superb en-
11.3 por ciento a la de 1910.
Batavia, midas o. Holande-
sas, Feb. 11.-Un vapor anne
ricano recogi6 en- ell mar 100
tripulantes y pasajeros de un
barco hundido por ell enemigo.
Los salvavidas pasaron en- ell
aqua seis horas antes de que
llegara ell vapor de auxilio. !
Estokolmo, Noruega, Feb.
11.-En los circulos de Berlin
segGn las noticias llegadas a
Suecia, Sc afirma que la acti-
It'd de la conferencia de Rio
de Janeiro ha servido para
mantener a Franco, ell dicta-
dor espahol, fuera de la que
ira. Los nazis no AFRICAN va
ilusiones en- cuanto a la Anne
RIGA Latina y hasta Sc cree que
la Argentina, en- un momento
dado, Sc aregara a las Nacio-
mes Unidas. "Espaha y Portu-
gal no pueden permanecer in
d~iferentes, considerable la &C
titud de la America. Espaha
tedra que m%antenerse neutral,
aunque permitiendo a Alema-
MIA ell uso de sus puertos para
abastecer a los submarines"
Lisboa, Portugal, Feb. IL
Por cuarta vez, y sin oposi-
ci6n, ell general Antonio Os-
car de Fragoso Carmona, die
Lador de Portugal, fue electo
presidente de la RepGblica.
Gobernara por otros siete a.
nos. Sc lie eligi6, por primera
yez, en- 1926. FL primer minis
tro, Antonio de Oliveira Sala-
Ear, que e.tuvo en- Berna, Sui
"a, recomend6 la reelection.
New Delhi, India, Feb. H..
-Buscando la mayor eoope-
raci6n de la India con las Ma
Unidas, ell generalisimo
Chang IA Shek conferenci6
aver con So vieio amigo Pan
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

Ell exceso de confianza, ami
90. es tan malo como ell derrotis
mo.
Estamos en- guerra y ell enemi'
20 dispone de millones de escla.
vos, aeroplanos, tanques y es'
cuadras...
liza victoria es SEGURA...
81 fsbricamos los armamentoS
niece sarios y Electives, y Sc los
mandamos a Russia, ~Inglaterra
v China!
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
CABALLEROS DEL
AGUILA DE ORC

Mahana jueves, dia II, Sc da-
"a Ell tercer grade a vari0s can
didatos en- el Castillo Crist6bal
Colon No. 7, de los Caballeros
del Aguila de ORC.
Ruegase la asistencia de to-
dos los hermanos.
Tsrminara el aeto Q las 1000,
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

Ell luneS celebr6 su acostum-
brada session semanal ell Comite
ConSultivO C~onjunto.
lPresidia Francisco Barcena.
Marianito Rodriguez tomo la
palabra en- su caracter de dele
gado de la Union 500.
70 he recibido-dijo ell exte-
sorero y exsecretario-una car
ia de los companeros del king
Edward, la fabrica de Jack
sonville, en- la que lie piden a los
tabaqueros de Tampa, sus COM
paieros, les manden 5000 para
abonar los servicios de un abo-
gado, por cuanto tratan de ne
gociar I'm nuevo convenio Y
quieren alcanzar las mayores
ventajas. En- aquella fabrica-
agreg6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g.
500 obreros y ell acUerdo de So
licitar los $500 Sc tom6 por u
nanimidad.
"Ellos quieren un abogado,
pero no 10 pueden emplear por-
que Ell Sr. Van Horn, presiden-
tie de la Union International, Sc
10 prohibe.... y como Sc 10 prohi-
be REQUIRE a los trabajadores
DE Tampa para que aporten los
$4,000"
embellishments Ell Sr. ROdri-
guez elocuentemente propuso
Sc hiciese una cuestaci6n en- las
fabricas, para recoger los 5000
y mandarselos a los $500 hon.
bres 'tperseguidos".-
Como los otros companeros
Delegates no Sc "chupan ell de-
do" Y estan bien enterados de
las maniobras de los "politicos"
con la mayor claridad dijeron :
Esa question planteada pOr
ell Sr. Rodriguez es exclusive
mente una controversial, o 10
que sea, entire la union local de
Jacksonville Y ell presidente in
ternacional, ell bueno y honrado
companero Van Horn. Como Sc
trata de un problema local, un
problema de Jacksonville, la
propoposici6n esta fuera de or
den en- Tampa.
81 son $500 trabajadores y
ganan mejores jornales que en-
Tampa. Iporque necesitan 200
pesos de los torcedores latinos,
los eternos sacrificados? A diez
centavos por cabeza recogerian
$250.00... y les sobraria dinero.
Si a~cordaron pedir ell dinero,
por unanimidad, segursInante
Sc olvidaron de que los taba-
queros de Tampa son mas po-
bres que ellos... ganan menos'
10 que hay detras de la propo
sici6n, amigos y amigos, es que
el abogado para Ell "convenio"
no e. otro que el Sr. Bradford
Williams, tan conocido en- esta
ciudad, aunque vive en- Lake
land.
Mr.. Williams aspira a una
nueva "picada" dentro de la IL
nea de los "politiqueros', como
las diera aqui en- los amos del
Consultivo Illegal que preside
"a el estimado amigo, ahora sol
dado d Uncle Sam, Vicente Fra
ga.
Cuando ell amigo Fraga actua
ba de presidente, sin derecho a
clio, en- 1941, al Sr. Bradford
Williams, del dinerO de los tor
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

Decide ell tribunal supreme,
en- cuanto a la ordenanza "se-
ca" local, derrotada en- los CO.
micios, 10 que era justo.
Ell pueblo vote en- contra de
la ''brava" de los senores paSto-
res; perO ellos trataron de &C.
rrar los 'fbares" en- Hyde Park,
Seminole y ell Gary.
Ell deber del hOmbre de Dios,
del miristro del Senior, es edu-
car, no realizar "faenas" polfti-
cas- en- contra del derecho de to-
do ser humane a conner y beber
10 que lie agrade.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, ell tribu-
nal supreme no entiende de in
transigencia y rechaza ell fara-
tismo.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
Importantes n%oticias de Europa y la America

Acto de sabotajeel incendio del "Normandie."
Canada, por la escuadra de Estados Unidos,
la "batalla del Pacifico." = Duplicada en- Russia
la fabrication de lubricantes. Carmona rec
lecto presidente. = Chang conferecio con los IL
deres de la India. - Los nazis utilizan esquia-
dores.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Honor a Mr.. Chancey. Peticion de $4,000
Ell letrado Williams. = "Picada." = Sentences
del Supreme. = Carencia de aviones.

Congratulamos al buen ami
go r. E. L. Chancey, alcalde de
Tampa, por ell honor muy mere
cido, que aver lie concediera Ell
Club CiNitan.
AL primer ciudadano, como
alcalde, Sc lie entreg6 ell diplo-
ma de ciudadano mas destaca-
do, por Su labor civica.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

FL empleado que manejaba ell
elevator no pudo evitar Ell ac-
cidente,
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

Palabras de Lazaro Pena, e.
hder Stcomunilla" cubano: Ell
CAMARADA Batista es ahora
mayor general.
Y los "comunillas" aplaudie-
ron.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Referendum Date
Set for Growers
fNEA Telephof0)

ernment will determine whether or
not to invoke q marketing order
providing for regulation of shipment
of California and Arizona oranges
to other states, Alaska, and Canada,
allotment of quantities among
handlers; establishment of pro-
rate districts; method CT levying
assessments and ALLEGATION of ad-
miniStratiye costs in managing the
order. the nomination and selection
CT an administrative committee.
The referendum is being conduct
ed as result of public hearings
held for all interested parties in
Los Angeles last April l3 through
April %.
Officials urge that all qualified
orange producers cast their ballot
during the August 81 to September
2 period. Ballots will be mailed
August 25, in addition to which,
arrangements have been made to
have a supply off ballots in the
offices of county farm advisors in
each of the producing areas SO lost
or misplaced ballots need not keep
any producer from voting.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Mrs. HandIey Dies
Al 74in EI ICentro

Mrs. Sallie Alice Handle%, "a.
who first arrived in Fl Centre in
1916, died Thursday after an illness
of more than six months du'atiun
She was born in ClIrkville, Tex.
Oct. 3, 1867
Funeral services were scheduled
at the Lemons chapel in Ell Centre
at $3.50 pm. Saturday with the
Rev. Mr.. r. c. Rogers, pastor of
the Nazarene church, officiating,
She will be buried at Evergreen
cemetery.
She is survived by her daughter
Mrs. John Mayo of 535 He'll avenue
Ell Ccntro; two nieceS, Mrs. Nellie
Roberts of Visalia and Miss Pearl
Rinklieh of Hollywood; 2 nephews
Roy Preston of BarstoW and Mnroa
Preston of Vis..iia granddaughter
Laurine Saario of Los Angel s, and
two grandchildren.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
APPEARED NERVOUS

Miss Herlihy, daughter of 1t. Col
Edward Herlihy of Fort Huachuca,
appeared pale and nervous yester-
day as she listened to testimony
in justice court revealing details
of her Mexican marriage to Carr.
Miss Herlihy had been married
and divorced previously, and al
though Carr was married to Mrs
Ruth Duke Carr of Phenix City,
Ala, he told Miss Herlihy before
the secret wedding that he was OBJ
tanning a divorce. The couple
planned to be married again in
military ceremony on Sept. Is.
Francisco L. Ramo. Mexican
magistrate who married the couple
said Carr paid him so pesos when
he performed the wedding. promis-
ing to return the next day with
the remainder of the fee, but did
not return.
Hereafter, Ramo said. Americans
desiring to be married in Aqua
Prieta, border town near Duoglas,
Ariz., must offer a letter from the
American consul confirming the
fact that they never have been
married previosuly
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Invitations Out
For Wedding Rites

Invitations have been issued for
the marriage OF Miss Sofie Oder
matt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Odermatt of Meloland and
Fred Sigrist, Jr., The ceremony will
take place Sunoyy morning at ST
Josephs Catholic church. the Rev.
Father Joseph Mackey reading the
service.
A reception is to follow at the
Swiss club near Holtville
Miss Louise fresh will be Miss
Odermatt's bridesmaid, while Otto
Eberli will serve Mr. Sigrist as best
man.
Miss Odermatt is a popular men,
Der of Holtville's young set. She
was graduated from Holtville high
school Mr.. SigriSt is the sen of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sigrist, and
came from Switzerland at the age
of two He attended HoltVille high
and is associated with her father
in ranching near Holtville. Both
young people are active in the
valley chapter of C.YO. Catholic
youth organization.
After a few weeks hon ymoOn on
the coast. the young couple plan TO
make their home on the ranch near
Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21

1888 and provided the margin of
victory for Governor Lehman, Far
ley brought about the nomination
of three liberals for other positions
on the ticket.
The labor party, which threaten
ed to name its own candidate for
governor if Bennett was the choice,
will make its decision tomorrow.
Last night, it was reported that
party leaders despite the nomina-
ton of Poletti, OLeary and Ep-
stein, still baked at Bennett.
Many Democratic leaders believe
the party is headed for almost GER
tain defeat in the November cleo
ton unless it has the support of
Mr., Roosevelt and the ALP,
Whether the President will ac-
cept his defeat and declare for
Bennett was not know but the Gus
tomary telegram OF congratulations
Of wishes for success hadn't arrived
when the convention adjourned last
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Food Prices Nav
Jump 80 Per Cent
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marketing plan is evolved.
CPA officials hoped the livestock
ceilings would defer indefinitely the
threatened necessity of meat ra-
tioning, especially if it were supple
mented by ALLEGATION of meat pro-
ducts to shortage areas. The short
age areas mainly in the east and
northeast, were said by the OPA
to have sprung from "squeezes
placed on packers through impo-
sition of ceilings on meat prices
with no corresponding ceiling on
livestock.
Wickard's conditional approval of
the livestock ceiling plan was a re-
Versal of his previous policy. He
and Henderson were understood to
be considering other price Ceilings
for certain farm products.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Nazis Move More
Troops TO Africa

ANKARA, Turke;', Aug. q CUP
Balkan reps SAID today that an
estimated $4,000 German troops have
been moved by sea and air trans
port from Greece to the North Afri-
can front and the island of Crete.
The reports, which indicated that
the Germans were organizing for a
resumption of Field Marshal Erwin
Rommel's Axis drive in the Egypt
ian desert, were brought here by
travellers and were corroborated to
some extent by intelligence reports.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Marines Invade
Another Island

serted that the second front will
come very SOON"
Soviet planes, expanding their
night bombing attacks on Ger
many's eastern areas, were reported
by Berlin to have attacked Warsow
and other points in Poland.
The Gilberts. like the Solomons.
represent forward Japanese bases
from which naval and air attacks
along the supply line can be launch
ed The British-owned Gilberts.
half surrounded by the japanese
MarShalls and Carolines. were sei2-
ed by Japan in the first days of the
Pacific war.
Optimism over the Solomon is
lands attack by u S. marines was
rising on the basis of an American
naval communique reporting that
the u. S. forces now are "mopping
Up Japanese remnants ON the is
lands which they hold
In Australia there was growing
belief that the marines. in blcedy
fighting. had won additional seeur-
ity for that great subcontinent.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Girl Awaits Her
Trial for Murder

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Aug. q up
Authenticated Margaret Herlihy,
81, an Army coloneIs daughter, to-
day awaited trial on charges of
numbering jaunty Capt. David Carr,
n, who married her secretly in
Mexico before telling her he had
another wife.
Defense Attorney Frank Thomas
waived her preliminary hearing
yesterday and Justice of Peace E.
l.. Stewart bound her over for trial
in Cochise county superior court at
Bisbee next October Miss Herlihy
was free under $1,000 bond.
Thomas indicated he hoped TO
prove that Miss Herlihy shot in
self-defense because she feared
Carr intended TO kill her.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21

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ed at Dieppe in future operations
in western Europe.
RIVER RUNS RED
Russian reports said that the
river Don was running red with
the blood of Germans killed in the
fierce fighting for foothold on the
east bank of the river about 40 miles
from the Volga Some of the angri-
est battling of the war was in pro-
greSs in this sector with indications
that the Soviets were holding their
own and slightls ue;.eIing their
positions In the Caucasus. however
the Nazi drive rolled forward slow
ly.
The Moscow radio opened a
propaganda offensive against Nazi
attempts TO minimize the effective
ness OF the commando attack on
Dieppe. The Russian broadcaSts.
beamed to the Germna people. as
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Pvt. UnconCerned
By Murder Charge

WOODBURY., N. j., Aug. 21 CUP)
- PVT. Wilborn Rogers. %, of Los
Angeles, was held without bail in
Gloucester county jail today, after
pleading not guilty to the Staying
of 80 year old Camden widow in
a lonely lovers lane in National
Park.
Smiling and apparently uncol-
cerned, Rogers heard u reading of
the complaint against him. signed
b. County Prosecutor Charles c.
Cotton, and pleaded not guilty be-
fore Justice OF the Peace f nest
Lewis.
Rogers is accused of numbering
Mrs. Emma Evans. n soup plant
worker, while esco"ting her from
bus stop to the military camp to
meet another soldier last week
The woman had been criminally
assaulted
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
No Part of Valley
In Dim-0ut Area

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highway patrol in San Diego county,
declared this 20 miles an hour limit
will be enforced on all motorists.
There is a possibility that the
dim out area later may include Via
jas grade" Reed was informed If
this is done the beginning Of the
dim out section will be clearly mark
ed so that no confusion will re-
suit"
Temporarily motorists in the San
Diego dim-out area may drive with
their parking lights on, Reed said
or they may have their car head
lights fixed 50 they have only $50
beam candlepoWer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
THERE TO STAY

II was believed in Australia that
the Americans were I'm the Solo
mons to stay Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur's air force carried out
arether attack on the Japanese at
Timor in support OF the Solomons
engagement
On the Russian front the Ger
man threat both TO the Volga river
line and Stalingrad and to the oil
and Black Sea naval ports of the
Caucasus was steadily deepening.
Moscow reported that a second
German crossing of the Don about
40 miles west of the Volga. had
been made but said that most of the
Germans had been destroyed and
the remainder forced to retire. 1t
was not claimed, however, that the
entire German toehold on the east
bank of the Don at this point had
been pinched off
Londcn still was assessing the re-
suits of the great Dieppe attack
Close study of the results of the
operation convinced some London
observers that the ccmmandos fell
short of full and smashing victory
because they failed to employed two
important offensive weapons -
parachutistS and dive bombers.
The Royal Air FCrce and Ameri-
can fighter squadrons followed up
the Dieppe raid with one of the
biggest sweeps over Occupied
France yet carried out. AT least
500 planes were said to have been
employed in the operation.
Vichy reported that Allied cas-
ualtieS included $500 killed and l.
800 prisoners.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Visitor Suffers
Heat Exhaustion

Mrs c. A. Magnus, AZ, of Fort
Easter, Va. collapsed in the 700
block on Main street late Thursday
and was taken to the Ell Centre
hospital TO be treated for heat ex-
haustion.
She recovered sufficiently TO leave
the hospital in approximately two
hours after she was admitted. She
Was travelling through Fl Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21

Dates for the grower referendum
to determine whether the secret
airy of agriculture shall issue a
marketing order to regulate hand
ling of California and Arizona
oranges had been set Friday for
Aug. q to Sept. 2, inclusive.
Approximately $4,000 ballots will
Ee mailed Aug 25 to producers and
cooperative associations of pro-
ducers and handlers in one of the
largest agricultural industry ref
erendums in the country
MAY INVOKE ORDER
On the basis CT the vote the gov
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
TRIAL DATE SET

Jasper Brown, Negro, Will De tiled
in Imperial county superior court
Sept. q on a charge OF wounding
Willie johnson. another Negro, in
a quarrel over a game they had been
playing in the Milt Green resort at
2l2 G. street. Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Scanning |. Y.
News Horizon
TIRE AND WHEEL.
STOLEN HERE

Russell Haas reported to FL Cen
tro police Friday the theft from
an automobile storage lot in the
700 block on Main street Cf a 6O0xl6
tire and wheel. as we'll as two air
horns.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21

Jr.. and win the support of the
American labor party.
Farley, who forced the nomination
of Bennett over Senator James M.
Mead in spite of the Presidents OPP
position, at the Democratic state
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
PLEASANT SUMNER

Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Oliver Of I'M
perial had pleasant vacation
earlier this month. The% spent two
weeks in Banning. After their re-
turn to the valley Mrs. Oliver
spent a week with her daughter,
Mrs. Ole Johnson, who is in a
sanitarium in Prescott, Ariz. Mr.
Johnson was also in Prescott dur
ing this time, returning to the
valley early this week
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
Farley Seeks S Labor Vote

NEW YORK, Aug. 21-CUP) -
state Chairman James A. Farley
victorious in political battle with
President Roosevelt, sought today
to unite Democratic ranks behind
the party's candidate for governor,
Attorney General John j. Bennett,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-21
TRANSFERRED TO
JUVENILE COURT

Harold Bradford and James Pink
erton. accused IF stealing truck
belonging to William Einhart of FL
Centro, Friday were transferred to
juvenile court.