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La gaceta., 1942-08-07
A~SESINARON A UN EXPIT.
CHER DE LAS
LIGAS

Chicago, agosto 7.-Gordon
McNaughton, de 80 amos, expit-
cher de las grandes ligas, fue a
sesinadO por la Sra. Eleanor
de % amos, empleada
de una taberna. Ocurri6 ell deli
to en- las habitaciones de Ia Sra.
Dorothy Moose, de 81 amos.
La Sra. Moose abandon6 a su
esposo, hace tres 0 cuatru sama-
mas, para unirSe a Mcknight.
on. La Williams dijo que ella
tambien habfa abandonado a su
marido y un hijo, hace cuatro
amos, para irse con el, bajo pro-
mesa de matrimonio.
Antes de matar al expitcher,
ia mujer lie estuvo amenazando
con un revolver durante mas de
media bora.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
Made, no sonora.

-Nadie, no sonora.
Joaquina pas6 luego al BANJO.
iAh, la Garcia del aqua, tras
los largos dias de aquella car
eel L..
iAh, la algeria loca de verse
.libre, dueha de sus actos. pudien
do acariciar su cuerpo, baharlo.
pertumarlo., tras ell horror de
un ealabozo, tras la miseria s6r
dida y aspera de una celda!..
o.
Los ojos de Joaquina. mien-
tras Sc desnudaba, va s6la en- 81
cuarto de bano, acariciaban las
eosas, suaves, bellas, brindando
comfort, Quietud, regalo, reposo
al cuerpo y al alma.
Y, sin darse cuenta de que ma
blaba cast en- voz alta. murmu.
r6' cogiendo las esponjas. YER
tienco luego medic frasco de CO.
lonia Aheja en- el aqua del baho:
-iGran Diosl... lPensar que
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
RElSER SERA MANDADO A
JOHN HOPKINS

New York, agosto Isl no
mejora dentro de unos dias, Sc
.ra mandado a John Hopkins,
donde Sc lie hara un complete
reconOcimiento, ell pelotero Pc
ter Reiser, uno de los "astros"
de los Dodgers de Brooklyn.
Reiser sc lastim6 en- la cabe-
"a, Ell dia 10 de julio, al chocar
contra una pared de concrete en-
ell terreno de San Luis. BESIDE el
domingo esta en- ell banco a eau
sd de dolores de cabeza y males
tar en- el est6mago.
Pronostic6 aver ell DR.. Hyland
medico de los Cardenales, que
Reiser padecera de dolores de
cabeza por I'm periodic de tempo
indefinido.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

gajos de valores v que en- Ell Juz
gado la habian entregado he
chos un grueso paquete, atado
con unas cintas verdes.
Todos eStos valores los habia
cogido de la casa ell Juzgado, al
dia siguiente de detenerla.
Joaquina abri6 luego ell pc
queno cofre-fuerte.
Y 10 meti6 TODD alli.
En- Seguida murmur6, a me-
dia voz, segura de que la mucha
cha no podria escucharla, por-
que estaba oyendo ell ruido del
aqua, saliendo con una canci6n
de pureza y de algeria por los
grifos del banjo, abiertos del to-
do:
-iAh, 10 que es ahora..., oh,
no, no me voy a andar con vaci-
laciones!.. Hoy mismo va a
serl...
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
LlGA NACIONAL
Schumacher dej6 en- blanca
a los Dodgers

: Ell veterano pitcher Schuma-
cher toler6 aver siete hits, pero
dej6 en- blanco, sin carreras, a
los Esquivadores de Brooklyn.
Mel OFT, ell director de los Gil
gantes, ayud6 a la victoria de SUI
team" con dos "jonrones," ele-
|yando a Is el ndmero de los que
hasta la fecha ha pegado.
Descargaron tambien Qua
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
FL programa de hoy en- q Parque Cusoaden


-!eas y Ray pasa va de las 70.
Bryan, ell pelirroio, es ell favo
Irito sobre Smithers, un soljado
aunque a este no lie faltan ami
gos.
Charles Sanga Sc batira cor
Jack Sammon, un joyen de st.
Petersburg, y Tony Purcell, de
la base MacDill, con Ell sargento
Tommy Welsh; estacionado en-
Plant Field.
Dos principiantes iniciaran ell
programa, con un Unite de cua-
tro rounds"
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

Los Senadores vencieron de
nuevo a los Yankees, cuidando
NewsOme del departamento de
las curvas. Borowy sufri6 su Sc
gunda derrota del aho, cediendo
la 'lomita" al "taponero" Muir
ply.
Joe Gordon volvi6 a la cabeza
de todos los bateadoras en- las
grandes ligas, con un promedio
de 343. Peter Reiser, de los bod
gers, esta empatado con el. Ted
Williams solo tiene dos puntos
menos, BAL.
New York &c, 11h, 2e; Wash
ington &c, 14h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

Ell pitcher Tommy Hughes e'
una verdadera "estrella," segnr
palabras de Hans Robert, ell di'
rector de los Phillies.
"Denme ocho peloteros como
Hughes y los Phillies Sc pom
dram a la cabeza de la Liga Ma
.cional."
Tiene % amos el joven lama
dor y ha ganado siete juegos de
los 1ltimos 9 en- que ha partici-
Cast todas sus victorias las ha
conquistado por ell margen de
una carrera.
Hasta la fecha su ~ejecutoria
total es de 8 victorias contra IL
contratiempos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

ing, hicieron dos carreras y de-
rrotaron d los Atleticos. Rutland
fue el pitcher ganador y Chris
topher ell vapuleado. Los hon.
bres de Connie Mack solo batea-
ron A hits y seis los de Cronin.
Filadelfia Oc, All, lie; Boston
&c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

Edgar Smith, ell lanzador de
la mala suerte, gan6 aver su ter
Ger desafio de la temporada, con
anotaci6n de A carreras por l.
Benton cargo con la derrota.
Las cuatro carreras del Chicago
cristalizaron en- la primera en-
trada.
Bloodwoth, la segunda base
de los Tigres, pogo un cuadran-
gular en- ell octave episodio.
Detroit 1c, Oh, 1e; Chicago &c
Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
La Gaceta FOlletin No. 1853
T0Mo TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
nadie podria disputarle en- 10 SUI
cesivo, murmur6, cast en- voz al
ia, mascando las palabras:
ii 10 veremoS!

Seguidamente, salt6 a un taxi,
dandole la direction de su casa.
Unos INSTANCES despues, esta-
ba en- su coquet6n piso de la ca
lie de Claudio Coello.
Todo continuaba como ella 10
dejara, cuatro meses y pico an
ties.
Aqui estaban los muebles, las
cosas, las ropas, las chucherias.
La misma mongolia que to-
mara la Garces al poner este pi-
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

drangIlares. Blu Werbsr, Rus-
ter Maynard, y Mickey Wick.
La derrota le correspondi6 a
Johnny ASten, reemplazado por
Head v Casey.
Bartell, ell SIS de los Gigantes,
Sc rob6 dos bases.
Brooklyn DC, III, De; N. York
&c, 12h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

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ne constantly on edge and you're
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attractive. poppy w0men-SNkP
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La gaceta., 1942-08-07

Los Esquivadores jugaran hos
con los Braves, en- Brooklyn. Ac
tuaran los pitchers Curt Davis
y Javery.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
LIGA AMERICANA

Agruparon los Medals Rojas
sus ".jilotes" en- 81 segundo Sim
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

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La gaceta., 1942-08-07

Sc diriSi6 a Ia alcOba.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10
Between the Lines

Continued from page u
serve as a crude measure Of the
probability of World War III.
If the NAACP could somehow
crystalize a sentiment through The
Negro press for this mixed regiment
it would make one Of it's most sub
stantial contributions to the cause
Of the Negro and democracy. Ger
tainly there are white news that
would join in such a movement
Whether we get the mixed regiment
or not we certainly need one to ep-
itomize the struggling spirits OF dy-
ing men. "A pound Of democracy in
practice is worth a ton Of democ-
racy in theory.
THAT JOE LOUIS MIDDLE
# was n Of the happiest odevel-
opments when Secretary of War
stimson stepped into the PROPOSED
J2e Louis-Conn fight. He naited it
and we hope it will stay halted. It
is greatly to be feared that some
body is bent on handing over the
championship to some white hope!
The military setting for JOe's train
ing and the absence Of Chappv
Blackburn make the time unprop-
ititious for Joe, our fistic idol. Joe
deserves a better fate. 1t would Be
much better for him to hand over
the crown and go down in history
as one Of the greatest than to have
some stage set whereby he can be
knocked off by some third rater.
We do not want the fair face Of
his fame to be SCARED by some IN
happy incident that may cloud a
brilliant career. Joe is too fine to
be muddled at this late day by those
evidently bent on commercializing
his fame and prowess. Joe is a
meal ticket for not a few and it
would be unfortunate to turn him
over to them for unlimited exploit
alton. 1t begins to look as if Joe
had better check out while the
checking is good.
With prejudice as rampant as it
Is in this country it takes no sage
to understand how irksome it must
be for Joe to keep on beating and
battering his way to fame and for
tune both OF which he has had full
measure. Some way must be found
to save Joe Louis from his exploit.
ers. Secretary stimson has aons
Joe and tho cause q great service.
It Is our hope that Joe viii stay out
OF the ring until he 10 his own boss.
The press that popularized Jos and
his pugilistic proves Ia ready FOR
the next man as ear b. . In the
subtle Subtraction evinced In tell.
ing the Joe LouisNis-slipping'
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Page

to Joe Louis, written by Ismay An
drews. Brown Soldier Boy and
sung by Frances Benson. Another
original composition was sung by
Charles Smith, baritone called "Darl
ing. 1t was written by Frances
Kraft Reckling. music teacher.
Stars Of Tomorrow showed New
York that there are many talented
musicians in the Negro race and
we are looking forward to their 4th
concert next September.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10
HANDY WANTS MORE GREAT
I'VE MUSIC;
STARS OF TOMORROW
CONCERT HELD AT TOWN
HALL

New York (C). Next year, I
want to see more creative music.
said the famed musician, w. G.
Handy after the Sd Annual stars Of
Tomorrow Concert was finished.
The concert was presented by the
Woman's Council of the New York
Urban League and w. C. Handy
with Arnold c. deMille as director,
and was presented at Town Hail.
September 9th as a variety concert.
The program included an original
c~ompisotion written by two Phila-
delphians, Mrs. DuTrieuille and Mrs
Harris, entitled Hail Ye America,
sung by the Young Peoples Choir
Of Abyssinian Baptist Church, a ma
tive Afro-Cuban number, Babalu by
Ruth Paseur and a song dedicated
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

week visit with her daughter md
grandson at 2217 Ohio St. She lef.
for her home on Oct. 5th at Indi-
pendence, Mo.
Catholic Bishop hits racial dis
elimination.
Urban League plans equal rights
drive!
Ned Moore on gath and Grant st.
Wings over Jordan has a large
audience.
Sam Grevious in Cleveland, Ohio.
Lee Washinsto listens to VOID
Series baseball games.
st. Louis Cards shur out N. Y.
YANKEES at home.
Omaha Guide very much out IN
front with the news.
Jasper Cole on oath and Lake St.
Lloyd Hunter orchestra has a new
bus.
Won Richard Trumble on the sick
list.
Stanley Goosby already for the
opening of the pheasant season.
Mt. Moriah Baptist church mem
bers very busy improving thek-
church building.
Elias Hunter carries a pleasant
smile at all times.
Roscoe knight and Cornelius Ben
nett. top chauffers Of Omaha.
Musician headwaiter has the APP
oearance OF a NY. business man
visiting a Florida winter resort in
MS palm beach uniform.
DR.. Wesley Jones on a very quick
step at all times.
M. M, Devereaux's house has a
lew dress on n his brothers trail
II is up to the minute.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10
Don't deny yourself this
help because of an old TABOO

Just because an outworn modesty
forbade discussing such subjects, is
no reason why you should drag
yourself through days Of cramp-
like pain each month without see
ing whether CARDUI may aid you.
For 62 years many girls have
sought relief in CARDUI's 2-way
help. Some take it as a tonic: 1t
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

usually stimulates the Apostle,
aids digestion by increasing the
flow Of t&Stric juices; thus It heII s
build enc. gy asd resistance fer
needed cas-. Or yod may prefa, 10
take it, as directed, 8 days before
your time'n; CARDUI then often
aids in relieving functional pain.
This time try CARDUI.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Bud Green forced Mr.. Taylor to
pay a BIB. bet to H. Smith. the
two Killingsworth brothers. looked
on and smiled.
Mrs. Lever Powell entoyed 4 sf1
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

w
THESE COLUMNS
4 stone hotel going over big.
F~ontenelle hotel walters taking
very good care Of the fall trade.
The two front doormen, Mr.. ]
Donley and Mr.. John Dallas giving
everything they got with a smile.
RR boys Serving the travelling
public in a very fine way.
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Some of the boys cashed in very
heavily on the worlds series as the
NY. Yanks are not champions any
more.
Mr.. Johnnie Malloy has not been
seen in Omaha's Harlem for some
time.
Brother John Evans on the job
at the Rome Hotel.
Roy Glenn one of the Paxton TO-
tells quick steppers.
Mr.. George Thomas at a North
side business house making the
statesmen sit up and take notice.
Mr.. Leonard owens doing busin-
ess with a n~orthside dentist.
Mr.. Pierson and Mr.. Buford on
the job at the army and navy room
at the Paxton hotel.
we all would like very much to
sae Mr.. Dorsey and Mr.. Pace.
Are YOU a member Of the MACE?
If not, why not?
THE WEEK.
General B. o. Davis in London.
Merchant Ship, Booker t. Wash
ington launched, with Marian And
erson doing the honors.
FLASH Daughters Of American
Revolution invite Marion Anderson
to sing in Constitution Hall in
Washington, P. z. Time brings
many changes and howm
Ernie Fields orchestra and show
in Omaha.
Chicago White sox defeated the
Cubs three games in city series.
Louis Conn Bout called off.
Anti-poll tax bill being pushed to
vote.
Two very prominent newspapers
the Chicago Sun and the st. Louis
Post Dispatch praise victory edit
Of the Chicago Defender. Now
let's all give them a hand.
Ritz Taxi cabs on the up AMI 20
the time and Mr.. Pierce very &C.
tive.
Jim Bell walking very good.
Mr.. Mayo the barber always has
a firm look on his face.
Mrs. Allie Smith favors some
lady lodge members by taking their
dues and paying them to the Secre-
tary at the Masonic hall.
Bud Green forced Mr.. Taylor to
pay a BIB. bet to H. Smith. the
two Killingsworth brothers, looked
on and smiled.
Mrs. Lever Powell entoyed q six
Auto Parts n
BURNED. WRECKED q
DHAPDATED. CARS AND
TRUCKS. BRING EM IN
PARIS Tea CARS
CONSOLIDATED AUFe PARTS
S56I Cunning ST. Phsas AT. SeSe
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
stories. The press means nc harm
it is the way Of heroes. The world
is not favorable to heroes Of too
long tenure. Joe beware!
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Mrs. Allie Smith favors some
lady lodge members by taking their
dues and paying them to the Secre.
tary at the Masonic hall.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Chicago White sox defeated the
Cubs three games in city series.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Ernie Fields orchestra and shoy
in Omaha.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Old Farmers Recipe: Mix Alienru and
Lemon Juice to get quick relief from pains
Of rheumatics and neuralgia. Druggists
have Allenru - groeers have lemons
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Mr.. Mayo the barber always has
a firm look on his face.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

FLASH! Daughters Of American
Revolution invite Marion Anderson
to sing in Constitution Hall in
Washington, p. z. Time brings
many changes and howll
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Two very prominent newspapers
the Chicago Sun and the st. Louis
Post Dispatch praise victory edit
ion Of the Chicago Defender. Now
let's all give them a hand.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Merchant Ship, Booker T. Wash
ington launched, with Marian And
erson doing the honors.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Louis Conn Bout called off.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Jim Bell walking very good.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Anti-poll tax bill being pushed to
4 vote.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Ritz Taxi cabs on the up ami 20
adj the time and Mr.. Pierce very ac-
tive.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

M. M. Devereaux's house has a
new dress on and his brothers trail
er is up to the minute.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

week visit with her daughter md
grandson at 2217 Ohio st. She lef.
for her home on Oct. 5th at Indi-
pendence, Mo.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

DR.. Wesley Jones on a very quick
step at all times.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10
THE WEEK

LIE EEh-
General B. o. Davis in London.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Musician headwaiter has the APP
pearance Of a NY. business man
visiting a Florida winter resort in
his palm beach uniform.
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS >rBrHrs -m- ,nur
The Omaha guide., 1942-10-10

Are YOU a member Of the MACE?
If not, why not?
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
BrawIey> Biggest !. Y. City,
Cradle Of Produce Trade

Largest c,ty in Imperial VALLEY
and cradle e the giant perisAablf
produce Inass'rv here is the prouc
distinction Ct the city Of Brawley
an up-a1d -ccnng town C ii12-
persons VINO nave the remarkable
trait OF getting along with one
anothe.
B,av!ey 70. Only is the lasest
city in Imperial VALLEY. but IS The
largest ci'y = tn world below sea
Level
Charles Nc secretary Of tho
BraWleY chamber Of commerce Wi.
tell %oa proudly Ina. vegetable
e.roWing Waich ,ae Valley G5es
better arc - q bigger scale thai
any other one section Oh earth. haC
its BIRTH IL l., hoa.c town
REMAINS CENTTR
AND ~. c'v has r-r..taed tnC
cenicr - - vegetable growing
and s",1. g- 33.me.e. aayae rec.
for ScN.r3 Efa:e - .arcc,- su!p-
ping p..r. ln pas.,La6.o Prod cl
III Tie v.e.,E, NJ =.
Nice az z a~.e# Ny. F.aaz
kret2. c.. C.crE Charles CASEY
tnEincer W'a..cr H Eius Cham
per o. C-mmcsrc P.rr.dclt Harol1
Brand C1unc.tmcn VIZ, NI~ho.s
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04

Elmer Sears s. D. Carey and w.
Hoopes are all agreed that Braw,el
presents the finest appearance c.
any city in the valley
For one thing BraWley's street
are just a little wider, its parks
are q little shadler than most cities
of comparable size, and besides
Brawley boasts the only mlsSica-
type city hall in these paris.
ON HIGHWAY 80
BraWley Is situated II me,
due acrth - thc county seat Of
e Ceuu0. On I. 5. H!ghW@T 6.
the main trave. from lbs Ange.es
and the SANE route tha! extend.
down 70 the Mexican border a.
Mex.caN
Its schools arc among the besr
in tho s.a,c There are fEe dc
men.arv schools. a high s"hcz
:rat Is .hc Ia; Word in m.&ora
cducaacnal plants and a Hrogres-
e.ye jlllor college.
I. i the center Of the cattle an
shecS feed.n4 Industry in the ~
ley. a-d is the original home 0.
VALLEY produced electric power. In
S2CCG 0Q1 diesel plant Of Imrer.a.
Irrlca,icn district is located here.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
All out for defense !

All out for defense!
Imperial county went I Oh. .
defense early la sprine and ii q
few weeks had a system so thorough
that state defense officials teIe-
eraphed Imperia, county 70 h1Ic
back ana walt for the resi- Of thC
state to eaten ~
The system is 50 compete that
even the children in The schools
have their place. kindergarten chill
den have been organized and the
organization goes or up through The
s. hools through the Junior colleet
Teachers have the.I deterSe grour,
% coordinate the schools with tbs
city and county councils
Practically everyone has enrolled
n the first aid courses which are
offered in every city and rura.
arear For months the first aid IN
structors worked under the super
vision of the Red Cross and then
went out TO teach the beginnings Of
frs; aid to still other valley res.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04

= coa' f Variation. Some cities
ta= or TIC basis cf 100 per cent.
3GES GARDENS
Another welcome feature CT the
ci.i, .oV-rnMont is the manner il
which it assesses municipal wate.
uses. Brav!eT has a fiat water rate
Of s. 30 nc. month. aid this prob
abiy serves i3:-ol. TO explain why
the ctT lss sueA beautiful well
kept oa"des and parks.
c hce "a.i-'ieal data or Braw-
ley. bass6 q a 1919 compilation by
Chamber c. c amorcc Sccrotar%
Nee:
BUiGis permits. SI.O54.7 .7O9
schecl attendance. 1862; assessed
praael.v H.luati-n based on St
%. c. Of at'HaI yalueD $tGi2.-
t+I. 'e.a. aa''o, / =. popuis fior
# - II p. -. afa. IL o)0. lum-
r. nj er'H#e- .al~nir2 sheds. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04

IRE departments II e. Il city Of
=. ed course, u fire usGuHs espet-
t.uv GcNsncd .or aetsass y. H9o>2~
FleatU We .vaNe5 - cN.r.FuIs''
iaceaGiary bombs ard iamedia'ely
b6ean 10 tram Ci'.ren~ ~ 90 II,
same Inns Arrangements We're
made fer fiehtine fire in rural
areas and crews Of FIRE fchterS as
Sembled aa6 tauGht tha fNndemen-
ais Of flye fiEh'ine. THIS was done
5fcauSe Of the milama.2blc eo@dl~
uon Of Imperial Comty'S vast asrl-
cultural psodUe.iCN>.
As 10 Red Cross. The county Is
organized down 10 ,hn la; kalttlne
needle TEe SaWins circles So A.
The kn.,.M1 circles kls" tu.2..aS
au. hundreds ot beautifully MACE
garments. Tie Red Cross phase o..
defense wa> Wei ndc" way l. g
cry community il thc county lc0s
before Pearl Harbor damYe5 the
United Sta.cS into lie middle &
lie War
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
PRANKIFI ,FIRSTS'

PRAWLEI 'FIR>TS"
The il.al caasa,oaPe> eln. pro
Ggced /. ImperIa. Valley wee
grcwn in the BraWIey t9Wnsite ia
1905 BY Gecrgc B!les. The cify va
incorporated il 1906. the fNs.
mayor beng G.. 7 Welcome wat
an appropriate name for tn
friendly c9mma.i'yp grandfather
Of Alien WI',er publisher g the
BraWlcl news.
Charles Nice IS proud 70 re~a!.
that Brawiev's fcs. citF c,csk W.
his fa.he. P : NJ Tae cham
ber f commerce a,sC was 5r-an.zec
in 1905
The ci'v ms ona - tho most &C.
cnom.caI GOVERNING bodies il tn
ytate The a. sa'c 'hcle no OF
Is tie ioWl.' IN Ii r5,lcr b.
asst, ,Smrn's az ta,aI on on" .
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
SKILLS TABULATED

Wien II comes ~ tabulaua1 r7si-
dents and assigning 'hem 20 a place
II the 5e.cnSo effort Imperial
county las oue o. .ho>e Slick ta5g-
,ating systems ma. Is lndcXed aEd
cross indeHed anil !, would be m
possible 10 .o>e syea q comma !
anyone wants 20 and ou' VIA;
a~vona el>e c5n do. i. Wou,d be a
eo,a idea 70 ,ooE il lis master
u.e Tha. :. : he master fle were
available 10 the public. which !
isn't. I, ma be used only by certain
delegated persons IN the defense
committee
Imperial county residents We're
careful that the county ara cir
systems were IN complete accord
ace with Tie s,}.e aad federal
systems The lea. angles Of every
sep Of organization were carefully
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district numbers four schools with
12 buildings whose new replace
ment value is $3.50 O.4l3.61, and it
has a fac"lty of SO teachers and
principals u the year l9lO-4l. The
avreage daily attendance was lies
and the schools rad a pudeet CT
$13650C.
For the secondly system. the
district has two schools. Douglas
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Schools Worth a Million

E Centre has an investment of
approximately $1,000 600 in its pub
lie scAsCl buildings ana equipment
exclusive Of the lana on whiCl
they stand That is their replace
ment valle according to Harold S
Packwood. business manager.
Average daily attendance is APP
proXimately $500 and the budget
for the year 1940-4l was S350,75G
This money was obtained as fol-
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and Central. With a total Of nine
buildings and a new replacement
valur of $G51 c7..G3. Average daily
attendance in 40-4l was 1859, and
the schcol faculty numbered so
teachers and principals. with its
budget totaling $2l4.255.
CASIE-CARRY SYSTEM
In the past when the city was
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lows. $Is38S9.35 from state appro-
priatior, based on the average
daily attendance: $4O92lO: from
federal appropriations; $12 046 Is.
Junior college resident fef 4:
S1.587 81. national defense; S1lO.-
868, district tax and the remain
der of the budget was met by bal
anCeS and credits.
FL Ccntro elementary school