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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

9ie ,,trodeme Gefabr"

9emperensausidnb iin6 Biaiam 9.
llpibatp bon Ser RationaIen Brobi-
bitionspartei. lln6 cine gerofientlis
dung ser ,,Borlo Probibition 5eoe-
ration sitierte Sbeooore Nooiepelt
nno General Yeribing als Brobibi=
tioniIten uno beriiderte, oaB Sic mi-
litdriIden grfolge SeutIdlanbs lIno
Sapans MIR auf sic ginidranfune
oes alfobolsenuiies in ienen 2Gnoern
5uriid5ufiibren feien. ssa, iene Ser
offentll6nns perities iid iogar gu Ser
8eboupt,,ng, baB bas Gebafel bon
Bear1 Sarbor @r5eiien ser oortieen
amerifaniiden Streitfrdfte 5lt5uidrei-
ben iei, cine 8ebauptllna bie bnrd
oen 8eridt ser &oberts =Qommiilion
oom "a. Sanuar ausSriidlid iuioer-
legt porben lit.
@enau ipie Dor oem eriten 8elt-
friege bemdnteln sic Srodenen ibre
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

/, anoere 3pede pertuen6et puroe.
9ara,.f mari ser Bropertp Say aI-
ieiior iein auge 6arauf ,mo forberte
leinen Sell.
Damn famen sic 5tdotc 5u ser
Aniid)t, lie f0unten aud ein id0nes
Stiid @elo berausldlaaen l,no bolten
oem Autler ieinen lesten Gent aus
Der Eai9e.
Nn bober Stelle madte man sic
gntoed,1ng, oab oiele 5abr5euge nidt
obne @afolin uuo Del larfen fonnen
,mo 10 beeilte iid 8esierung nno
Staaten, cine grtral lteuer az erbeben.
anoernorts tam man at Der Gin
Iidt, boB 10 ein 5lipper nidt obne
einen 2enfer in @etegitug geIett
iperben fann uno es fam eine Grip
er's 2ieenie".
Damn tam bie tparnenoe Holisei=
peroronl,ng, nidt 5u idnea 5u fab=
ren ober elmer eeIal5enen Strafe 5u
perfalen.
Sebt oarf man iiberbaupt feline
Naoreifen mebr faufen. 8iro nan
eripiidt, oaB man oieien meientliden
8eltanoteil ood 81, fa,,fen i,d)t -
obne @efugnis - erparten oeu .uGer>
BREEDER 5ebn Sabre 3udtbaus l1no
cine oementipredenoe Geloitrafe. !.
@s gi6t iiber 100 peridieoene Ser
fiigungen uno 4la,.Ieln, sic piinftlieb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

ersielte oamit einen 9teforo. @nolid
ant 2. Gebr,,ar 194t 1puroe oas
5diffsmrad entoedt. Da oas Sdifi
auf ser Seite lag, ntl.Bte porerit ein
Sod in baslelbe seiprengt tperoen, Inn
Der Eauderglode 5um emIentet
9lat 5u fdaffen, tpo5u 1000 Bfuno
@preneitoff bertpenoet tuaroen. Damn
mubte oie Eiir gum giienidrant ge-
fperrt peroen. Das erite @olo tuuroe
art 13. Sftober geborsen uno oos
Iekte am z. De5ember 1941. 9ie
Eauder perietten ibr gan5es 8ermo-
gen ,tno naburen cine SDpotbef auf
ibr geian1tes @ieentum, I'M lire ge=
fabrbolle ,1no tpasem.ttise arbeit un=
ternebn1en tno ansfiibren at fonnen.
Sci ibren Mrbeiten n1uBten iie iid
Dor ben gefdbrliben 5eentinen in
Mdt nebn,en, Die in SEN geipdiiern
gelegt paren unb 6eren ite eegen $50
aablten. Stun nber, linb iie fiir ibre
Miiben reidlid belobnt, % ibnen elm
gutter 8ro5entias bon oen1 gebobenen
5Aate 5ugebiaist pltroe. "
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

SIM ,Sbio State so,,rnar' ergebt
fib ein neraipeifelter a,ltler ii6er oas
WiIere bes beutisen autlers iH fol-
genoem 9laselieb:
,,@s miro be,ttsutase seraoe5u als
Elm 8erbreden betradtet, elm auto
5u beliten.
s(ls mir tpas Muto fauften, muroen
mir beitel,ert, offeubar neil mir int
ltanoe tparen, es su faufen.
Darauf m,lroe uns gela9t, bab.
tpenn iuir quite, fabrbare StraBeu
piiuibten, mir Steuer su be5ablen
Ddtten, oamit es ermoglidt tpiiroe,
sic StraBen su bauen. Dime sic er-
legltng oieier 6abrltraBenltel,er biiri-
ten mir uns nit inherent Iuto iiber.
baupt nidt auf ser StraBe ieben Iai-
len. 9ie 2auoltraBen muroen eebaut
uno Die foaeftierten. Stenern bauften
lid bermaBen, baB bas @elo auh fir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

Sir nnlere s(rnee bon 100000
Maln perben $4,000 s(er5te bcn0.
tigt. Su oen lesten Monatcn batte
Die armee 1900 Weoi5iner 5u tpenig.
Snngen aer5ten miro anaeraten, fidb
10 friib oils m0glid ~freitpillig su mel.
Den, oa iie ood) binnen tur5em einge.
5ogen tperoen.
8on Sen $4,000 @eSi5inern, pel.
be 6ieies sSabr bel ser Nrtnee ae.
braudt peroen, iteben 10000 bereits
nnter Sen Sabnen. AuBeroem tper.
oen iofort 100 aabndr5tlide Offisie-
re su Sen $500 ben6tiet, sic bereits
bel ser Armee f,iS. Sir ie 1000
Mann iine, spie ct a,tsfiibrtc, IS ME.
oi5iniide Sffi5iere notie, ,ms insse.
fatnt tperoen beim mebi5iniiden Sc.
partment oieIes Sabr 100000 Mann
fiir ale einidldsigen 9ienite ge.
braudt. 100000 bapou 6anitdtcr,
Sranfenpfleger, 2aborotoriunlstedni.
fer, &ode lmo N0ntgenItrablented.
niter iteben bereits BEL Ser slr,nee.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25
Agtation, Nouen= }Wde peuen puroe.


agitation, inoem iie BON Der Nottuen=
oisfeit probibitioniItilder @eiebse-
bung im Sntereiie ser 2anoesbertei-
bis,tns faIeln. Sic perlaIlen lid auf
oas f,tr5e @eodbtnis oes 8oltes nno
boffen, oaB es iid an ser fludmiir>
bigen 8eeleiterIdeinungen ser utrof-
fenen Sabre, Ser @eIeeloiisfeit uno
3orruption, ser Nadeteers uuo oes
8anoenipeiens, bes slnldtpenens Der
8erbredenstpeae a,no ser Sddoisul.g
Der 8oltsselunobeit nidt erinnern
miro.
Die @esenaeitation fann nidt
fart nno fritz 9enug einIesen, uenn
ser broberben ,,trodenen @efabr" be-
segnet neroen iou, nno atuar nidt
n1r feitens. Der gSeinbauer, ser
8rauer uno anoeren Spirituoienin=
tereiien, oeren griiten5 ltno oanit
iene Der @un6erttauierbe, oeneu iie
Arbeit ,tno @eroienit geben, auf bem
Spiele 1tebt, ionbern feitens aller
5reunoe ipabrer MaBigfeit."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

unS bl,dItd6lid a,.ssufiibren Inb, ebe
n.an aildy MIR ,,nn elm Stra6enseoiert
Derumfabren fa,tn.
8ia man in elmer unIerer mobcr-
nen stdote parfe,t, m,tB man ipenig-
items cine balbe St,tnSe int llmfreis
berl,mrooeln ebe man in eiueu ltdern
Safen einlauien fam. Sat man fid
enblid einen Ylak erobert, 70 oarf
man ieinem 9uto auf etlid,e Mi.
nlten - Gube peridaffen ourd Gin.
ip,rf zines NidelS in Sen Barfiug
Meter.
Sit man ser ,lngliidlid)e 8eiieer ei-
nes Muto, bas feline beiten Sabre uno
Gage geiebcn bot, 10 fann man es ge.
troit als altes Giien perfaufen lmo
5u SUB 1aufen, oenn Elm neues 81
fm,fen lit Elm 9ing ser l(nmoglidfeit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

Gine Heibe bon Sagebltittern Der.
breitete oie Nadribt, Stalin babe
cine 8otldaft on Yapit Bils Den
3uol item eeridtet. Ser Tatifan bat
entidieoen ertldrt, ser 8aplt babe
feinerlei 3uldrift non Gtalin erbal.
ten. - Cine fette Na5i=gnte!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25
@iHhssl ies Is. aesrs 1872

@ir aatbolifen boben ftets Sic 10
genannte Brobibition befdmpft, neil
fie einen gingriff in oie BON gott
ben Wenfden gesebene Jreibeit ,.no
aud in sic oen,ofratiide Greibeit l,l,>
,feres 2anoes. beoeltet. 3uoem bat bic
uns bon BEN ,,Trodenen" aufgeatpun-
gene Brobibition cine 8eibe bon at,-
bern 1tebeln a,,r 6olge sebabt, pie
Die 3unabme oes Mlfobolismus ,,no
einen nambaften 8erl,iit bon Regie-
rungsiteuern, Summen, bic ben
@ootleesers in sic Eai6en sefloiien
fine. lleber sic segenwdrtiee trodene
@eueeung, binter suel6er nieoer, ,uie
friiber, setuiiie Iproteitantiide Breoi.
ger lteben, auBert fid oie 81. q.
Staatsaeitung in folgenoen ertpd>
gungen: ....-: .
ySdon pdbreub oes eriten @elt-
frieses puderte bier5ulanoe sas I'M
fraut ser l1nbuloIamfeit, 1tno geaen>
tpartig lit abermals iene Sippidaft
am @ublen, pelde oas amertfaniide
0olf in Die Mera ser Srobibition gu.
riidbringen nt0dte. sllle 8eridte
ftintlnen oarin ii6erein, baB bie Stin<
mungsma6e ser Muder in 1ebter
3eit erbeblide Sortidritte gemabt
bat, uno obglei6 es ser 8unoeslenat
fiirsli6 ablebnte, cine bonn Senator
See S'Daniels bon Eeras eingereidte
Brobibitionsporlage in grtpdgung su
aiebeu, lit bereits cine ean5e @eibe
abnlider 8orlagen altsgearbeitet NOR
Der, sic bem 9ongreB 1nterbreitet
tueroen iollen.
Die Brobibitipniiten rebnen oanit,
1ab sic Mufmerfiamfeit oes @olfes
iett ourd Die @eltereieniile abeelenft
miro. 8eIonoers in BEN Ianolihen
@egen6en ,1no 1l,ter ben Srauen ge-
tpinnen lie itdnoig neue anbaneer,
',tno iie Iailen nid)t einmal Die Sat=
ia6e gelter, oaB bic 5piritnoien-
inoultrie at Gte,lern allidbrlid mebr
als cine MilIiaroe Dollars 1T oen
8unoeslddel brillgt.\
:. 9ieIelben 0anen, Sic in Der Sro=
bibitionsfalnpaene 1p0breno oes er=
1ten g8eltfrieges cine Stolle ipielten,
riiden iett ipieoer in oen 8oroer-
arunb. glls 1nldngit fir bic Sbep'
paro>S >Sobnion=Borlage agitiert 'puroe,
tpelde BEN 5pirituoIenperfauf 1T Der
9edbe Der Militdrlaeer eini6ranten
tuill ,,nb nur Der auftaft su oraItis
fderen grodenbeitsidritten fein oiirf@
te, tparen oie Sal1ptbefiirtporter 8ls
fdof Satnes Cannon bon Der gFetbes
oiltiIden gpisfopalfirde oes Si,oens,
Deets Bidett bon oent Netbooiitilden
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

8enn bie 2oeif oes @ersens beim
Manne beriaet, iagt ct, oaB es Ser
5rau an 2ogif oes 8erltanoes feble.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

@er zines anoern 3relt5 at bent
Ieinen lnadt, 6em iuir6 oas eigene
abgenomn,en. :. +: 4..a -.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
BREAKDOWN IN GERMANY
Nevada State JOurnaD

Nevada State JOurnaD
Heinrich Bruening professor Of pub
lie administration at Harvard university,
who served as chancellor of the German
republic from 1890 to 1882, may be sup
posed to be in position to obtain accur-
ate information from Germany because
Of his acquaintance with important per-
Sonages within that country and with
believed the diSintegration was due to
knowledge and experience. he may be
said also to be able to evaluate data
which he obtains regarding Hitler'S base
of operations.
According to a dispatch from New
York City, Doctor Bruening asserted he
has received recent information from
Germany indicating that there has been
a slow process of diSintegration' in the
Nazis' production program. He said he
believed the diSintigration was due to
the fact that the entire economic life of
Germany has been taken over by the
armys general staff Officers
The Berlin press by indirection, seems
to be bearing out Doctor Bruening'S in
formation. Instead of boasting to the
German people of war production in the
reich, it eXudes ink to portray the stag
gering' abundance of Russian war ma
terial A dispatch from Switzerland re-
ports that the Nazi press, by its COM
ments on the Russian war, is proving
annoying to Germans. Annoyance is one
of the first stages Of break in morale.
The fact that the German drive into Rus
sia has turned into retreat that may be-
come complete rout stands undisputed.
Unless Hitler has another surprise for
the world Of type not now foreseen, the
evidence tends to forecast a breakdown
in the reich. But there is only one way to
make certain that such breakdown will
occur. That is by decisive defeat of the
German forces in the field.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
TRANSFERS DEMONSTRATE
THE CLOSED SHOP RACKET

The TCamSterS union attempt To en-
force d closed shop on construction work
erS building the new CAA airport near
Seeley, if il is a good indication Of the
attitude with which the union approach
es all projects Of a national defense ma
ture. demonstrates one Of the raeketS
against which the American public should
crack down first and hardest in order to
strengthen the war effort.
We cannot imagine any moral or eco
nomic preccpt which would Justify an
act such as the union purportedly com
mitted last week. when an Imperial Val
ley farmer was charged a SOS initiation
fee" by the union so that he could work
on the construction Job, and then was
refused a refund when he was discharged
couple of hours after he went TO work.
Nor can we imagine any fair principle
which would Justify the unions self
claimed power to tell legitimate busl-
ness organization that it could not deliver
materials to the scene of the Job unless
its employees were union members.
Surpassing these things in immediate
importance. however. is the demonstrate
ed union policy of subiugating the ma
tional welfare to the selfish interests OF
the dues-collecting union bosses.
There is no question of adequate wages
on the airport project. There Is no ef-
fort to claim that the contractor on the
Job is not adequately disharging all dut-
les to his employees. There is nothing
but an effort by the Teamsters union to
prevent men from working who are not
members of the union.
We have been told in this country. by
President Roosevelt and all of his aides.
that there exists today vast demand
for the labor of all who are capable of
laboring. We have been told that every
man must find the place IN which ms ef-
forts can best build the great detenseS
this country needs. We have been told
that it is up to every man to work. and
to work hard so that the nation may be
strong.
Are we going to stand by and let any
labor union racketeer, no matter what
his power, say that no man shall place
his labor at the disposition of the gov
ernment unless he belongs to the union?
We think not
This nation is greater than any labor
union, and by the grace Of God 1t is 60
ing to remain so.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
GL0RIFYING
YOURSELF
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Service staff Writer

Many women write asking WnaI
to do about blackheads and pro-
ceed 10 describe their trouble
trouble including not only black
heads but also a couple OF other
things. especially WhiteheadS and
pumples. Otter they report skin
condition which patiently needs med
ical attention.
SO my first suggestion concern
inc W0rrl5ome blemlSheS IS this:
Try to learn just what the blem-
ish is, and if you cannot be sure
Of Your Identification. do not rely
on home beauty treatments. See
YOUR doctor Home treatments maH
be. in YOUR case, unayalllng or even
harmful to the extent that they at
least postpone essential expert cure.
It should be easy to recognlZc
blackheadS. They are simply plug
ged pores, the head being on the
surface of the skin. What has CauS-
ed it is simple also, and likewise
the home remedy. In the natural
functioning of the skin, which is
a bodily organ just as important
as kidneys or any other, thousands
-, Secrecc an oil called Sc
bum. Overactive glands pour out
more of this than is needed to lu-
D4cate the outer layer OF skin, hence
the surface grows oily. Sometimes
the sebum is not completely eXuded
rather. it stays in the pore, hard
ems turns dark, and there's your
blackhead.
If it is blackheads alone that
trouble you, treat them yourself
as follows
Wash face with hot water and
LIQUID soap containing alcohol. Then
for IS minutes apply a hot bOric
acid solution. Make this: three
tablespoons powdered boric acid in
three quarts of hot WaterD. Dip
towel into the solution and apply.
Then press out each blackhead with
a blackhead remover. You can buy
one in any drugstOre-it'S a little
metal strip with a round hole at
one end. Place the hole around the
blaclhead and press gently. After
blackheads are removed apply a
cold towel. Dry the skin, and folio"
with an antiseptic drying lotion
such as witch hazel. Avoid lotions.
as we'll as creams. pastc5 and other
things which arc supposed to "curc''
acne. Take your treatment daily
You should see improvement soon
My advice to women with fire.
quently recurring Whitchead5 OF
pimples is: See your doctor. He
and he alone, can determine thcil
cause, seriousness and cure.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
AIR POWER
(Orange NeNS)

(Ordnge NeNS)
The effectiveness of air power in the
japanese war is being demonstrated with
terrible results. Heavy losses inflicted
on both sides so far are the direct result
of air action.
Air control, then, of the decisive area
is a vital necessity in any fleet action
and will probably dictate the time and
plae of bringing OH naval battle.
Although our losses and those Of the
English appear to be exceedingly heavy
in the preliminary stages of the war,
any final decision that is to depend on
air should not cause us too much con-
Germ
In the production of air power, there
should be no doubt that our facilities are
greater than those of the enemy and will
become increasingly greater. The en-
ployment of that power is a military and
naval problem with which our forces are
undoubtedly prepared to deal adequately
and in good time.
The loss of the fine English ships, dis
astrous as it is, nevertheless points to
time when our air strength may become
the decisive factor in control of the Pa
cific
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
JapaneseClaim
Capture Of Island

BERLIN, Jan. u. -(Oificial
broadcast recorded by up In Lon
CONAN official news agency dis
patch from Tokyo today said that
japanese had announced surrender
of the Dutch defense forces on
he oil-rich Island Of Tarakan,
East of BOrneo.
,JapaneSe parachute troops and
sea- -belnc forces had heavily at
tackled the Island Of Tarakan de-
-pitc bitter resistance by the Dutch
outpost and by Allied air forces,
which bombed japanese WarshipS
md transports.
The Japanese attack apparent
" was launched from Davao on
Mndanao islard, in the Philip
pnCSD
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
Japan Says Indies
Forced Invasion

TOKYO, Jan. 12 CUPD-CJapa-
nese broadcast recorded by United
ressl-The Domei news agency said
today that the Japanese govern
ment had announced that hostilit-
les began against Netherlands East
Indies forces Sunday lin view of
the necessity of destroying hostile
actions Of the Netherlands East
Indies and also protecting the lives
and property of japanese nationals
there"
Domei said that Japan entertain
ed no hostile intentions toward the
innocent inhabitants of the Neither
lands East Indies.
It added that even though Japan
was at war with the United States
and the British empire, it had tried
to avoid war with the Netherlands
East Indies people but that the
Netherlands East Indies government
had opened hostilitieS against JAP
an, which was forced to take meas
urcS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
Your Federal
Income Tax
NO. >
GROSS INCOME DETERMINES
LIABILITY FOR \ RETURN

GROSS INCOME DETERMINES
LIABILITY FOR \ RETURN
A very arresting fact in the l9+l
income tax law is the lowering ol
the personal exemption from $500 10
$50 for a single person. and from
$1,000 to $500 for a married person
or the head of a family. and the
change in the basis for determlhlile
liability for return.
Every citizen or resident OF inc
United states must file an lnCoillt
tax return. II single, or not HNilb
with husband or wife, and ms OF
her gross income is $50 or over
or if married and living with nus
hand or wife and his or her gross
income EQUALS or exceeds Sl,50O; or
if both have gross income, and the
combined gross income OF husband
and wife equals Sl,50O or over. mus
Siucle persons or married persons
not uying with husband or Wlte,
who earn as much as $1443 a week
or thc - weeks of the year, ana
married persons living together who
have aggregate earnings OF as muen
as S28.85 week for the yCdf, are
required to file returns.
II matters not if the return dis
closes that, by reasons of allow
able deductions. or the credit for
personal exemption or for a de-
pendent or dependents, the indivld-
lal has no tax to pay; the gross
income of such persons must be re-
.aorted to the government.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

If there is no referee at prize fight,
the man who puts on brass knuckles will
win. And the same is true in the indus
trial game.-Thurman Arnold, assistant
attorney-general.
A treacherous attack by Japan has Civ
en- her forces an initial advantage. This
is the advantage which the murderer,
thief, or cheat can always gain against
the unsuspecting, ordinary and decent
citizen. = General Wavell, allied com
mandor in the Far East.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
MODERN MENUS

When YOU can combine sound ad-
vice with personality and Il deep
love of American cookery all in
one book, that book is truly Il
friend.
ann Batcheldcr's now own
Cook Book" combines all these
qualities into an intelligent and
easy to follow volume for your
kitchen. Miss Batchelder takes
food and its preparation to her
heart. She'll encourage you to do
likewise. Everyone will be hap
pier and better fed. Her kitchen
conservation runs this way.
FISH BALLS
Provide 9 cups of finely picked
Goldfish. Pare enough potatoes to
make. when boiled and mashed,
twice the quantity of fish. Put the
potatoes and Goldfish into Kettle
of betting water and boil until
the potatoes are very soft Drain
most thoroughly and reliably Cas
water won't fry worth a cent?.
Beat and mash the fish and pota-
toes until perfectly smooth. Add
> Well-beatcn eggs. Beat the mix
ture some more. Add about l good
tablespoon of butter, and season
with pepper-no salt. Beat once
more to a surprising hghtneSS.
Take up by spoonfuls and drop in
To very hot, deep fat. Fry lew
at a time. Drain on paper and
serve hot. And some like tomato
sauce with them. Do keep your
mixture very soft, and drop it by
spConfulS into the hot fat.
FAVORITE RICE PUDDING
Wash thoroughly one-third cup
Of rice Fut it into a pudding dish
with l quart of rich milk, little
salt, one-third cup of sugar, the
grated rind of l lemon and three
fourth cup of raiSins. Flavor with
l teaspoon of vanilla. Bake very
slowly for from 1i2 to hours.
stirring occasionally, and when it
has baked up to the last half hour.
do the last stirring adding l. cup
of cream. Let it brown the last
half hour, and SO have the heat a
little more ardent. When it's cool,
cover with a merinquc about inch
thick, and top this literally with
coccnut which has been slightly
Drowned in the oven. Serve it With
jelly or not. And one word more
Turn over, once in a while, any
rice pudding while it's baking. Add
tablespoon of cream when you
turn it.
MONDAYS MENU
BREAKFAST Grapefruit juice
Goldfish balls, whole wheat toast
coffee. milk.
LUNCHEON; Cnicn soup, French
bread, fruit bowl. tea, milk.
DINNER: Corned beef hash
French fried potatoes, Harvard
beets, green salad, favorite rice
pudding, coffee, milk.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
Raj Again Raids
Nazis inLibya

CAIRO. Jan. 10. CUPp-Royal air
force planes, supporting British
lend pressure ON retreating Axis
forces in North Africa, again raid
ed the enemy garrison at Halfaya
and harried AXIS concentrations as
i,,r west as Tripoi headquarters
cor munique said today.
Despite sandstorms, the communi-
cue said effective raids were made
Friday night on coastal defenseS at
DIerat e. Hsun anI Sirte while an
cher RAF unit swept on to Tripoli,
200 miles to the northwest.
British bombcr5 2idCd Imnerial
mobile forces in attacking Fl
h2hcIia. Reduction of the AXIS gar
ll3on at Halfaya is proceeding
methodically, the c ommuniqu g
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS OF EDGAR
BROS. COMPANY.

Notice is hereby gwen that pur-
suant to the provisions of the by
laws, the regular annual meeting
of the stockholders of the above
named company will be held at the
office of the company in Ell Centre,
State of California, on Tuesday, the
goth day of January, 1912, at the
hour of o'clock pm. of said day.
At said meeting five directors will
be elected to serve for the ensuing
year and until their successors are
duly elected.
The annual business statements
of the office will be received and
acted upon and such other business
as may properly come before the
stockholders meeting will be trans
acted.
Dated at FL Centre, this goth day
of December, 194t
EDGAR BROS. COMPANY,
BY A. f. La Fontaine, Sec'y.
80 (D2229; J5-12-19