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La gaceta., 1942-10-01
DE $4,000 RUSOS ASE-
SINADOS POR LOS RUMA-
NOS

M0scu, oct. LA radio in
forma que las tropas rumanas
mataron a $4,000 rusos en- Odes
Sa.
La gaceta., 1942-10-01
Ell TEMPO

Temperature propa de la es
taci6n. Minima, a las 5 de la
manana, 65 grades.
La gaceta., 1942-10-01
INGRESARAN EN- LAS FUER
ZAS ARMADAS DOS CA
PITANES Y OCHO POLL
GAS

Con perm.so del alcalde
Chancey, ell jefe de policia au-
toriz6 aver a los c~apitanes S.
B. Folsom y NJ. C. Beasley y
La gaceta., 1942-10-01

function y todo 10 demas debe de ser
%secundario a este unico y primor-
dial concepto. Tiene que ser asi
para que los hombres que luchan
con elias puedan hacerlo con exito.
Estamos tomando ahora estos arti-
culos de tan prolific diseno y manu-
f~acturandolos a base de la produc-
cion Ell gran escala!"
Ell Sr. Nelson manifesto que las
industries automotrices Sc hallaban
tFabajando bajo contracts por valor
de 8 mil m~illones de dolares, 5 mil
millones de los cuales habian sido
colocados despues de diciembre Z de
1941. "Esto es un POGO mas que
un principle. Pero cuando sc llegue
a la Gina de la production, segun
los proyectos actuales, estara esta
industrial produciendo materiales de
guerra a razon de II mil millones
de d6lares al ano. Els esta cifra
tres veces mayor a la alcanzada por
las ventas de toda la industrial de
1941, y equivale, mas o menos, a
una seXta parte del esfuerzo total
de production de los Est Idos
Unidos."
La union hace la fuerza
Los concentrates del Sr. Nelson
sobre los resultados alcanzados con
la obtencion de la estrecha coopera-
ci6n entire la administration Y ell
trabajo, ~atrajo, asimismo, la aten-
cion. Como es sabido," dijo, zen
nuestra campana de production
hemos tenido en- cuenta la coopera-
ci6n, tanto de la administration
como del trabajo, por medic de los
comites conjuntos en- las fa~ctorias.
Hasta hoy mas de mil de estos
comites Sc encuentran establecidos
por TODD ell pals y estan dando
asombrosos r~esultados. Sc han re-
gistrado notables aumentos en-
cuanto a la velOeidad de la fabrica-
ci0n Y al volumEn de la production.
Sc han recibioo Y puesto en- prac-
tica algunaS %sagestiones, suma-
mente TITLES, sobre ell uso de la
maquinaris y sobre Ia manipula-
cion del material.
AL fnalizar su discurso, ell Sr.
Nelson hizo un alentador pron6stico
para los pueblos de las Americas.
Dijo 10 siguiente! "En ell sentido es-
trictamente material, hemos apren-
dido que podemos hacer muchisimo
mas de 10 que nos creiamos capaces;
que la fuerza Y los recursos de los
Estados Unidos son cast ininita-
mente superiores a 10 que antes
suponiamos. Cuando termine esta
guerra tendremos la mayor oportu-
nidad que haya habido nunca para
los pueblos. Nos encontraremos
capacitados para, por decirlo asi,
hacer de esta terra TODD 10 que
querramos hacer de ella. En- ell
orden puramente material, no te-
nemos en- nuestro canine un obsta-
culo que no o sea possible veneer.
Cuando haya sido canada la guerra
podremos %juntar al ideal americana
de libertad para todos los hombres,
una gran dosis de realidad.
La gaceta., 1942-10-01

nay affect the Heart

may affect the Heart
Gas trapped In the stomach or outlet may act like =
hall trigger On the heart At the FIRST sign Of dstreAs
smAr men and women depend on Bell-ans Tahkts 90
set oas free. No l~aXativf but made Of the fastest
acting medicines known for acid Indigestion. II the
BIRBT D0nE doesn't prove Bell ans better. return
bottls " ~ anf receive DOUBLE Money BAcA. 2Se.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06
Coming Events
FRIDAY, MARCH 6

CIRCLE g. womens Guild of Zion Evangelical Church, all
day quilting at the parish house. at 8 am.
I o. o. F., in Barron hall, at pm.
MOUNT CLEMENS Chapter 247 Order of Eastern Star in
Masonic hall, at pm.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS, st. Peters Council of Meow in
St Marys clubrooms after church
SATURDAY, MARCH
GIRL SCOUT STUDY HOUR in public library, at 1890 am
CARD PARTY at Davis Grange, at 8 pm.
MONDAY, MARCH
DINNER at hotel sponsored University of Michigan
Alumni Association at $50 pm.
GARDEN CLUB at the home of Mrs Charles E. Doll, III
Belleview avenue, at 1880 pm.
REBEKAH DEGREE STAFF, potluck dinner at the home OF
Mrs Roy Fulton, Maple street, at $50
FORGET ME NOT CLUB of ST. Louis parish at the home
of Mrs Henry LaCroix rs Croker boulevard, at pm
GROUP 30 Lutheran Fraternes Barron hall, at pm.
MONDAY MUSICAL at the home of Mrs Roy McKinstry,
rs Byron court, at 8 pm
ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE, at Kings Daughters Home at
SPIN.
BUTTERCUP CLUB of ST. Louis parish at the home of Mrs
Walter Dubay, Broadway at 100 pm.
CITIZENSHIP CLASS in Mount Clemens High School Room
8, from to pm.
VIEW AUXILIARY Games party in Veterans hail. at pm.
FRANZ KUHN LODGE, Knights of Pyhias, in Pythan hall,
at $50 pm.
BRITISH WAR RELIEF Sewing in Grace parish house. 10
am. to PM
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06
Auxiliary Maps
CD Efforts

ALL MEMBERS o. the Metro
politan Auxiliary will enroll in
Civilian Defense and join a First
Aid Glass as soon as classes can
be arranged, it was decided at
the meeting held last evening at
the John r. Murphy clubrooms.
Mrs. Harold Widrig, vice-presi-
dent, presided, in the absence of
Mrs. Peter Duprey, president.
Hostesses for the meeting was
Mrs. Wayne Adair, Mrs. Walter
Boden, Mrs. Donald Albrecht,
Mrs. Herman Brunke. Mrs. Le-
Roy Brundage and Mrs. Martin
Alwardt. Next meeting will be
April 2.
MRS. GORDON ELSO enter
tanned the st. Louis Bluebell
Club last evening with prizes
going to Katherine Osterman,
Mrs. Prosper Veryser, and Mrs.
Clayton Rosso. House prize was
won by Mrs. Truman Duprey.
Mrs. Stewart Howell and Elsie
Vandeberghe were guests at the
meeting. Mrs. Veryser will be
the next hostess, on March 10.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06
Miss Ayers to Talk
on >Windswept' and Author

Clemens High school teacher of
public speaking, will talk on
Mary Ellen Chase and her books,
particularly the popular Wind
swept" Other volumes to be
touched on are Dawn in Lyon
esse" and "a Goodly Fellow
ship" and time permitting, Miss
Ayers may discuss some non
fiction.
Mrs. Charles <. Doll will open
her home at 121 Belleview ave-
nue. for the event. Dessert will
be served at 1870 o'clock. Mrs.
Harry N. Metler is chairman OF
the series of four, and working
with her on all of them is Mrs.
James E. Spier, ticket chairman.
Mrs. Harry Poole is chair
man Of refreshments.
Mrs. r. B. Irvine is serving
chairman, and will be assisted
by Mrs. Donald Miller, Mrs.
Burton Berridge and Mrs.
Blanche File. Seating arrange
ments are to be taken care OF
by Mrs. Herman Bartlett.
MRS. JOHN FRIEDWALL was
hostess to the st. Louis Rose
Club yesterday with card prizes
going to Mrs. Conrad Reuther,
Mrs. Peter O'Shea, Mrs. George
Rose and Mrs. Leo Flood. Mrs.
John Bair won house prize. The
next meeting will be March IL
with Mrs. O'Shea.
MIR. AND MRS. BERNARD
CORBY of East Detroit an
nounce the arrival of daughter,
born yesterday afternoon in st.
Joseph's hospital.
COLLEEN PERRY will be the
weekend guest of jeanette Wit
tenmyer at nj i C h / G n State
Teachers College at Ypsilanti.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06
MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge OF cor
rect social usage By dnScertng
the tollo,cing questions, then
checking against the uuthoritd-
tire dnSuerS beloU:
l. If you are introducing
mother and her daughter to
group, which of their names do
you speak first?
2. Is it correct for a woman
to say Il was introduced TO
him?
3. Is it correct when making
an introduction to say, This is
my friend, Miss Brown?
4. When a woman who is not
wearing gloves offers to shake
hands with a man who is, must
he remove his right glove?
S. Should man offer his
hand when he is introduced to
a woman?
what lcould you do IL
You arc introducing man and
uOmdn-
"a Miss smith, this is NJ
Jones!
(b) Miss Smith, l could Ike TO
make you acquainted uih Mr.
JoneS'f
(c) Miss Smith, meet Mr..
JoncS"f
Answers
/. The Mothers.
2. No. For he was introduc-
cd TO her, if the introduction
was made correctly.
3. No. Leave out my friend.
4. Yes.
5. No. He should wait for
for her TO offer hers.
Better What Would You Do
solution-(d).
HUNT for the famous lost
treasure of Columbia has in
spired a new parlor game. The
board is a map of the world
which ignores boundary lines
and spotlights lost treasures
that are historical, authentic.
The object of the game is to ac-
quire the largest Id hoard by
strategic moves of treasure dice.
Brief histories of FL Dorado and
of 1913 other famous lost treas
ures, including pin. te gold
boards, are supplied in a hand
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06
Trinity Lutheran Ladies' Aid
TO Furnish Cookies Once a Week

Mrs. John Wiegand. Mrs. Marie
Loveland was a guest.
The society voted to furnish
cookies for the USO building
one day each week, with Mrs.
Robert Eckert as chairman. The
project of linens for the altar,
communion service and baptis-
NAL font has been completed.
Letter from South Carolina,
Iceland and Hawaii, were read
from soldiers, acknowledging
Christmas greetings and gifts.
Plans were presented for the
ticket sale for the Bible Land
Musical Travelogue ION Sacred
Soil". Mrs. DeforSt Cooley is
ticket chairman.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Arthur Rudolph, Mrs. Fred
Pringnitz and Mrs. Fred Rein
hold
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06
Fudge and Fondont

WHEN MAKING fudge and
fondant syrup, it can be left
somewhat to its own devices to
good advantage. Stir thoroughly
to blend and dissolve the sugar
crystals, then let it cook with
out interference until the mix
ture reaches the proper tenn
perature. Remove from the fire
and let it cool a bit before be-
fore beating.
MRS. E. w. CASTER, who left
for Florida Sunday night to es-
cape the cold northern March,
ran into a snowstorm in Vir-
ginia on Monday, and by Tues
day was snoWbound in a hotel
in North Carolina, according to
word received by DR.. Caster.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY w.
v. LUMLEY of 70 Washington
avenue have returned from a
two weeks trip to Florida. En-
route home they stopped in
Memphis, Tenn, and Mr.. Lum-
ley attended the National Road
Association convention.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06
ShamrockShuffle
Orchestra Set

BILL NORMAN and his or
chestra will furnish music for
dancing at the second annual
Shamrock Shuttle, st. Patrick's
Day dance to be sponsored in
St. Mary's clubrooms by st.
Peters Catholic Young Peoples
Club.
Joseph Fox is chairman for
the March II event, and held a
special meeting last evening to
complete plans. Another special
meeting is set for March IL at 8
o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06
Carnation Club
Takes in Member

MRS. JOSEPH NYS of 256
Riverside drive joined the st.
Louis Carnation Club at the
meeting held last evening at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Eschenburg
on Eastman street. .even guests
were present, Mrs. Otto Hohen-
see, Mrs. Thomas Bruyer, Mrs.
Theresa Allor, Mrs. Viola Worm
land, Mrs. Wilbur Campau, Mrs.
David Herbert and Mrs. Gordon
Bates.
Prizes at cards were won by
Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Bruyer and
Mrs. Edward Sutherland. Mrs.
Ralph Provost will be the next
hostess, on March 10.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06

FULL PLANS are announced
today b. the Young Women's
Episcopal League for the third
in popular dessert-luncheon book
review-series, to be held next
Wednesday.
Margaret Ann Ayers, Mount
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06

THREE NEW MEMBERS were
received into Trinity Lutheran
Ladies' Aid at yesterdays meet
ing, when approximately 60
persons were present at the par
ish house. They are Mrs. Arthur
Eppler, Mrs. Conrad Ratzow and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06
Board Meeting

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of
St. Peters Council of National
Council of Catholic Women, will
meet this evening in st. Mary's
clubroOms after church services.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06
Committees Namedfo Book Review Wednesday

MIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE
BREITMEYER will entertain a
few friends at dinner Sunday
evening.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06

MRS. CLARENCE WERNER
entertained members of her club
yesterday at her home on Mar
ket street.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-24
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1912

haIr been general throughout thy
state arc result ing in greater earn
nag. increased wage credit; for uu
employment compensation. and 3,
higher weekly benefit amour; /,
take care ui unemployment. The ly-
CragC weekly amount paii for total
unemployment i'll October WAS 80.
Total contributions Ia th" Uncm-
Jl"rmcnt Compensation Fund for
North Carolina together with i'll
:c"Nt I" October 81. amounted t.
S'2.I92.3%92n. From this Il total "l
S2%.l%9.;12.4i has been paid gu, IN
trn"ilt>. lcnrin" II balance for Ia,
future of Si9.353.i26.76.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-24

Buy War Savings Stamps OF bonds
Today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-24
TWO SPEEDERS ARE
BEFORE THE MAYOR

lHu sgccdcr> and an assault GA. Z
"crr 'urd ny Mayor Henry Puwc
.n police court today.
I'm two separate and distinct cases
EE!u Thomas Mdngum and William
Nilsson Pleasant. both white mtu
Nrr" charged with speeding am.
.HCU - and costs each.
Milton Person. Cnlurud. was chn =
rj vat" a-.aG.tInG John Person witt
90 deadly weapon. and with bcIua
d.Uu. and d.>md"rly But ne W..
-a'ud-rG Not guilty and discharged
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-24
OIII(I TO lINSI

The office ct i. ". Sander. couu
~ farm agent. Vii. nc closed all dIl
Thursday N Observance ui Ii,
Thanksgiving Day Holiday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
FARM ORGANIZATION
BOOTH EXHIBITS

Farm Organization Booths l..
Spruce -WeStmorland Farm Center,
2. Jasper Farm Center, 3. Eastsidc-
Sunset Farm Center, 4. Calipatria-
inland Farm Center.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19

Centre, John Rodriguez, Ell Centre;
George Sicberl, Imperial; Jac,.
Small, Ell Ccntro; Leon Lindlel
Imperial
Feeder class steers ,. Eugene
SouthWell, Imperial; Billie Harper.
Imperial, Joe Buch, Ell Centre:
Stanley Hawks. CaloXico; Earl
Brlnkman, FL Ccntro; Bob Eavncs,
Imperial. =. Theodore Raab, I'M
perial; Alfred Pincdo. Imperial.
Theodore BoWser, Imperial: Edgar
Nichols, Imperial; Jack Googc, IN
perial: II. Burton, Holtyille; Cliff
ford Franks, Westmorland. q. Stan
ley Hawks, Roy Schaincr. HoltyjlJc.
Sam Stacey Brawlcy
DAIRY CATTLE - Gucruqcrs
Bulls j. calf / RAY Schafner
Holtville Jr calf, tcmales l. Ea5j
Bishop, Ell Ccntro; ?. Bruno Clan
mini; 3. Roy Schafncr HoltvilIo
Group-t4 animals either SEX Roy
Schafner
SWINE-Duroc JC>5el Champion
boar-Harold and Prank Goff. I'M
perial. Duroc Jersey sOW-Sam Sta
cey, BraWley; Duroc Jersey Jr. boar
pig-1. Harold and Frank Goff: 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19

, Bob Stacey. 3. Joe Landolt, FL
Centre.
Fat steer Champion steer, Jack
Cooge, also 1st place in fat steers,
.. c. J. Kellis; 3. James Miller,
Imperial; l. Claude Johnson, Ell
Centro, Don Hart, Imperial; Bob
johnson, Imperial; Junior Foster,
Imperial Billie Miller, Imperial;
John Carleton, Imperial; Junior
DugginS. Imperial end steeJ .
Claude Johnson, Vcral Wolf, FL Cen
tro. ,. Jimmy JnIa1:. ~ CcntrO,
Tom Whitlock, Imperial; Leslie
Black, Imperial; H. j. Golf, ImpC-
rial; Albert LaVarge, Ell Centre; Earl
Brnkman, FL Centre; Hugh Lit
trell, Ell Centre: Fred Singh, I'M
perial; Wallace Runnels, Imperial
3. James Miller, Imperial; Roy Of
suka, Imperial; Ray DugginS, I'm
pcrial; William Gees, Imperial,
Ray Duggins. Imperial; William
Oakes, Imperial; Jim Cannon. I'm
pcrial; Nate Denham, Imperial;
Lawrence Shimamoto; Albert La
Varge: Bob stacey, Brawley; C2nd
ANIMAL Bob Stacey; Sam Stacey,
Brawle;; A. F. Robinson jr, Ell
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19

specimens !. NJ. A. Magumcla, :.
Joe Uyechi
GRAINS, BEANS, SEEDS
AND RICE
Alfalfa, Common l. James Gra-
ham, Westmorland; ?. Jim Mccain.
q Centre 3 james Graham. Al1al-
IA Hairy Peruvian l. Marsl. Il
Seed and Feed, FL Centre, 2. jim
Mccain, ,. JAMES Graham. Barley,
Marriott = Jim Mccain, 2. Mar
shal Seed and Feed Barley, Atlas -
!. Jim Mccain. , Marshall Seed
and Feed; 8. James Graham Bar
icy, Common / Jim Mccain 2.
Marshall Seed 80 reed. ? James
Graham BcrmuG1 l.. Marshall
Seed and Feed 2. Jim Mccain
Clover Hubam-- /. Jim Mccain; .
Marshall Seed and Feed, 3. James
Graham Flax any Iarielr- l. Mar
snail Seed and Feed. !. james Gra-
ham, 3. James Graham Feterett.
White / Jim Mccain Hegira-
jim Mccain; ,. Marshall Seed
and Feed Milo Maize, Dwarf - l.
Marshal Seed and Feed ., lin
Mccain. Milo Maze. Double Dwarf
l Marshall Seed and Feed; 2.
James Graham, 3. Jim Mccain Oats
California Red / jim Mccain. Fl
Centro. Cats, Texas Red jim
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19

Mccain Oats. White l Jim - -
Cain: :. James Graham, Westmor-
land; 3. James Graham. Oats. Ka-
noto- Jim MlCan, ,. James
Graham. 3. James Graham. Rice,
any variety J. Jim Mccain. ?
Marshall Seed and Feed. Sudan
Grass i'm Mccain; .. James
Graham, 3. James Graham. Wheat
Hard Federation /. jim Mccain;
. Jim Mccain; 3 Marshall Seed
and Feed
Grains in Shcaycs not less than
four inches in diameter at butt
Barley Marriott e. om Mccain.
Fl Centre Barley, Atlas /. James
Graham WestInorland, =. James
Graham. Bar ey Common James
Graham, ,. James Graham, .. Jim
Mccain. Flax. any variety jim
Mccain; 2. Stan Mitosinka, Fl Cen
tro 3. Marshall Seed and Feed.
Milo Maize, Dwarf Jim Mccain.
Milo Maize, Double Dwarf Jim
Mccain: 2. James Graham 3. James
Graham Oats, California Red
Jim Mccain. Oats, White /
James Graham; Q James Graham
Oats, Kanoto- !. Marshall Seed
and Feed; 2. jim Mccain. Wheat.
hard Federation - James Gra-
ham. ?. James Graham 2 Jim Nc
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19

Robert R1saubmm. FL Centre. j
ycdrlIug SOW l. Hugh Littrel, Il
Ccntro; Hu2h Lituell. Duroc ST
SOW p.g / Sam Stacey. BraWleJ,
> Alfred Jackson. Brawley; 3. Sam
Stacey Duroc Jr. SOW pig /. Tom
Csa FL Centre; ,. Edgar Edge
BraWlcy; 3. Edgar Ed2c.
Hampshife-Jr Erarling sow. (,
2. Stanley Hawks, CaIcXico; Jr SOW
zig i. q ,. Walter Nilsson, Holt
Vile.
Chester Whites ST.. boar pig /. &
3 joe Landolt, FL Centro; Jr boar
pig /. ~ .. Joe IandOlt; jr. SON
pig / & ,. Joe Landolt.
Fat BaIroWs zoe Landolt, Stanley
Hawks Walter Nilsson, Sam Stacey,
Bob Stacey. 200 to 23O lbs.-l. Joe
Lanuolt; . Walter Nlson 2. Stan
ley hawks =. Stanley Hawks, Bob
Stacey, Sam Stacey.
SHEEP Fat Wcathers under 80
lbs.-2. Jim Small. Jack Small, both
FL Ccnuo.
AGRICULTURE Flax Stanley
80 ~ M N-tl40NlNO. aDldlAlts Ia n D
Root Vegetables Potatoes, sweet, /
lug-l. Jim Hand Imperial. Carrots.
i. Harry I@ujnnoto, FL Centre; ,.
Harry Tsdjimoto, FL Centro Radish-
cs-l. & ,. Harr" Tsujimoto. onions
l. ,. 3. Harry Tsujimoto Turnips
l. q ?. Harry Tsujimoto.
Rect vegetables Cabbage 6 heads
I. Roy Otsuka, Imperial; 3 u 3.
John Ram, Ell Centre Squash-Any
kind. Satoru IkaWa, HoltVille.
POULTRY-NCW Hampshire class
-Cockerals 4 to mos-best mala,
James Hale BraWley; best female,
James Hale best trio, James Hale;
/. & 2. prizcS-ames Hale, 3. Roy
Otsuka Pullets-4 to mos.-1St
and 2nd-JameS Hale, BraWley; B.
Roy Otsuka. Young trio, cock and
two pullctS, to l2 moS.-JameS
Hale. l. and 2.
Barred Rocks-T>es' male - Roy
Otsuka; best female-ROy OtSuka:
best trio-Billie Harper, Brawley.
COckerels, 4 to 8 mos-l. Roy Otsu-
ka; to II Mos. Floyd Nelson,
Holtville. Pallets, a to 8 Mos.
Roy Otsuka; 2. Floyd Nelson; Pull
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
Imperial Valley Press

Established april 70 1901. Pub
llShCd every afternoon except sat
urday and Sunday CShrurday after
noon Issue NOW succeeded by the
Sunday PoSt-rrcsS, established 1856
by the Impcrlal Valley Publishing
company. 6c5 State Street, FL Cen
tro, Calf.
Paul jenkins. publisher A. c. John
ston, vice president and gcnera
manager; f. \ FI;llu6a. ccretary
and managing edilor.
West Holiday Co, Inc. National Adj
NertlSing representatives.
Member. California Newspaper Pub
fishers ASSociatirn.
Entered at FL Centre, Calf, post
office as second class matter.
Subscription rates in California, Sc
per copy.
In conjunction with the PoSt-PreSs
tSundaysl. per month 75c paid in al
vance. months. s. 10. Il muntha.
"a 10; one year. $3.50. oulste Call
toInla, 81 per month.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19

Bring Room Measure
mpnts to Sears Now
and Get in On This
Sensational Offer!
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19
Here Are More Premium Winners from County Fair

FOLLOWING are The winners in The
Future Farmers o1 America exhibits
at the Imperial County fair:
Beef LaUtle--1. &. a., f<cliS, Impe-
rial, ?. 10, Bmca. FL Centre, }
Bob Stacey. BraWlcy
Dairy cattlc-,l Ray House, E!
CentrO.
SWINE. Jim small, Fl Centre:
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19

Forage Plants IN Sheaves, not less
than four inches in diameter at
brtt: Alfalfa--1. Jim Mccain, Fl
Centre. =. James Graham, West
morland g. James Graham. SoTg-
hum James Graham, 2. James
Graham Ribbon Cane / Jim Nc
Cain. ,. James Graham. 3 James
Graham. Sudan Grass-1. Jim Nc
Cain. 2. Marshau Seed and Feed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-19

Spruce -WeStmorland Farm Center,
3 Jasper Farm Center, 3. Eastsidc-
Sunset Farm Center, 4. Callpatrla-
INLAND Farm Center
AGRICULTURAL
Root Vegetables Beets, 6 bunch
es- /. Jimmie Tsujimoto, El Cen
tlo; 2 Yoshiya Tsujimoto, Ell Cen
tro; 3. Yoshiya Tsujimoto. Sugar
Beots- l. Chatbourne and Monger,
BraWley; 2 Alex Engleman, Ell Cen
to; Alex Fngleman. Carrots -
!. D'Arrigo Brothers Co., BraWley;
,. Fred R. Bright, FL Centro; 3.
Alex Engleman. Carrots l. Fred
+; Bright; 2. D'Arrigo Brothers; 3
Alex Eng g'eman. Radishes, Japanese,
- Yoshiya Tsuiimoto; 2, James
Graham, Westmorland; 3. Jimmie
Tsujimoto. Radishes. Round l.
Jimmie Tsujimoto; O. Yoshiya Tsu-
iimoto. 3. James Graham Turnips,
White Globe !. Yoshiya Tsuji-
motto: 2. Jimmie Tsujimoto, 3. Yo-
shiya Tsujimoto. Turnips, Purple
Top /. Yoshiya Tsujimoto, 2 jim
mie Tsujimoto. 3. YOshiya TSujimo-
to.
Plant Vegetables: Asparagus l.
|. V Asparagus Growers FL Centre.
Asparagus, : crate l. V. ASpar-
agus Growers. Asparagus. 3 punches
- l. V. Asparagus Growers. Let
'ucc, shed pack no ice l. Dor
man Farms Co, Holtville; g.. Amer
ican Fruit Growers, Inc, BraWlcy;
? Alex Engleman, FL Certro. Let
tuce, field pack Mt. Signal Pro
duce, CaleXico; 2. Al Massers Co.
Ho 'ville Lettuce Mt. Signal
Produce Lettuce, best single head
I Mt. Signal Produce. Beans, other
than string Mrs. Geo. H Sch
legal, Brawiev: 2. Mrs. George
SchWegal. Cabbage Alex Eng
leman; g. Farmers Produce Co,
RraWley, 3. Mt Signal Produce.
Cabbage. 6 heads Walter Doctch,
Brawley. 2. Chatbourne and Mon
ger, Brawley, 3. Farmers Produce.
Cabbage, best single head /. Alex
Engleman, Alex Engleman. 2.
Alex Engleman Broccoli l. D.
Arrigo Brothers Co., BraWley, 2.
Mt Signal Produce. Eggplant, lug
p. l. Joe Uyechi, BraWley. Egg
plant, l specimens / Joe Uyechi.
Parsley. | basket l. YOshiya TSu
nnoto, FL Centro, Yoshiya Tsu-
iimoto, B. Jimmie TSujimoto Peas
| hamper l. wilkinson Bros, 2
Alex H1gleman, 3. Desert Edge
Farms. Calipatria. Roman, l lug
|. Mt Signal Produce. Roman, II
hcadS-1. Mt Signal Produce;
James Graham, Westmorland. Spi-
nch, l crate l Yoshiya Tsuji-
moto 2. Yoshiya Tsdjimoto. Spi-
mach, 12 plants l. Jimmie TSuji-
moto; 3 Yoshiya Tsujimoto; 3. Yo-
shiya Tsujimoto. Squash, white book
l ug- |. Mt Signal; ? Joe Uye-
chi BraWley. Squash, white book.
one lb basket Mt. Signal
Produce; >. Joe Uyechi, 3. Yoshiya
Tsujimoto. Squash, Italian, l lug
Mt Signal Produce; ,. Joe Uyc-
chi. SquaSl, Italian one 5 lb. baS-
ket- YJshiya TSujimoto; .. Joe
Uyechi, 3. Tom LieberS. WcStmOr-
land. Squash, other variety one 5
10 basket /. Tom Liebers; ?. Uyc-
Chi Endive. l crate Mt Signal
Produce Co; 2. Albert S Garguilo
Br@wley Endi,a ncaGs /. Mrs
George H. SchWegal BraWley. . Mt
Signal Produce; Albert S Gar
gCi o. Swiss Chard, l crate / Yo-
SIiVa TSuiimoto, .. Mrs. George II
Schwegal Swiss Chard. one 5 lb
basket Yoshiya Tsujimoto; 3
Toshiya Tsujimoto 3. Jimmie Tsu-
Jmoto Tomatoes, crate-4 baskets
- l. Joe Uyechi. Tomatoes, l flat
! Joe Uyechi. Tomatoes, lug
loosel- /. Joe Uyechi Tomatoes,
! basket l. M A. Magumcia, Nj