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La gaceta., 1942-01-19

aveiado. Ell ataque de la avia-
ci6n nipona contra Singapore,
efectuado aver, produjo la
muerte a Sc personals y heri-
das a 1876. La nota inglesa adj
mite dahos en- ell perimetro de
la base naval y anuncia que
dos aviones fueron derribados
otros cinco destruidos y dos
mas averiados.
El jefe de las tropas aus
t%ralianas, general Gordon Ben
nett, Sc siente optimista y pi-
de a sus hombres arrebaten
la iniciativa de los invasores.
"Tenemos que salir en- busca
de los japoneses y atraparlos.
En- esta guerra, como en- la pa
sada, los australianos saben
que ellos son mejores que ell
enemigo."
Los australianos asumen
siempre que la terra de ma
die les pertenece, y que deben
quitarsela al enemigo, va sea
aleman o japones.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
TODA LA LECHE QUE SE
VENDE EN- TAMPA Els
i~PASTEURIZADA

Ell jefe de salubridad, DR.. Nc
Eachern, declare aver que toda
la leche que ahora Sc consume
en- Tampa es pastelrizada.
En- ell mes de abril del ano pa
sado, los conceja.es aprobaron
una ordenanza imponiendo la
pasteurizaci6n de la leche Y pro
hibiendo la venta de lecha cru
da.
Con Ell nuevo equipo pasturi-
zado es muy diffcil diferenciar
la leche cruda de la sometido al
proceso que tantas vida de nj
nos ha salvado EN- ell mundo.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
LOS INGLESES CEDEN TE-
RRENO EN- Ell SECTOR
DE SINGAPORE
Sc OPTTMISTA Ell
JEFE A~USTRALIANO
Una Bdtalla Sc Libra q 30 Nj
las De La Imp0rtante Base

Singapore, Enero l9.-Ei
mando britanico admite hoy u
ma retirada a 10 largo de la cos
La de Johore. Las tropas nipo-
mas atacan vigorosamente en-
Sagama., en- el ferrocarril cen
tral de ia peninsula, a 90 millas
del estreoho de Johore.
La rctirada del flanco ingles
en- el distrito del Rio Muar, 50
verified para hacer frente a Ia
amanaza de las tropas niponas
que Sc filtraban por q sur, q Il
largo de Ia costa. TODD indica
que 81 enemigo Sc halla hoy a 90
millas de Singapore. Segamat
esta a Is millas de Gemas, posi-.
ci6n que la semana pasada ca
20 en- manos niponas.
Aviones ingleses atacaron
los medios de transporte de los
japoneses, en- las carreteras de.
sector de Muar, y ametrallaror
las bareas encontradas frente q
Ia costa.
En- 81 curse de esta opera.
clones, los ingleses perdieror
tres cazas; un aparato nip6r
fue derribado, otro probable
mente destruido y IN tereerc
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
ESCOGIO UN MEDICO IN.
GILES

Vichy, Enero 19-El minis
tro frances NJ. Ohataignau em-
pez6 a sentir un fuerte dolor de
est6mago. lie dijeron que solo
habfa dos medicos disponibles,
uno aleman Y el otro ingles. Sc
decide por Ell ingles. La lega-
ci6n alemana mand6 una protes
ia a Berlin y Petain orden6 que
Chataignau diera una satisfac-
ei6n a los nazis,
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

Conveniente es repetir esta a.
firmaci6n de un agente secreto
de Franco encarcelado EN- Meji-
co: HFrano Sc propone uSar la
Falange para conseguir que los
cat6licos de la America Latina
sc convientan en- una efeCtiva
anna contra EStados Unidos".
Nosotros sabemos por ejem-
plo, que los senores curas, en-
Cuba. realizan una intensa pro-
paganda EN- favor de Franco y
de los fines que esta p~ersigue.
Con los senores sacerdotes,
en- la isla mas fermosa", cola
boran las monjas y las cher
manas de la caridad".
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

eel ejercito espanol NANTES
to un agente de Franco aprisio-
nado en- Mexico-es antinaZi
porque tiene una mentalidad
estrecha Y anticuada. Cast to-
dos los militares son m~onarqui-
cos y cat6licos. Ell ej6rcito y los
Requetes admiran las instituclo
mes ingiesas. los Requetes son
peligrosos porque odian a la Fa
lange. Los monarquicos son los
mas peligrosos enemigos de
Franco y yo creo que Sc incli-
nan amigablemente hacia In
glaterra''.
Los metodos de la Falange
Y de los nazis son cast identi-
cos. Por estos no debe sorpren-
der a nadie que el Servicio Es-
pahol de Inteligencia siga ell
modelo aleman Y Sc guie por ell
servicio de inteligencia de Hit
Ter. Espana tiene ell mejor ser
vicio de inteligencia en- ell mum
do, con la exception de Alema-
MIA.
"Cuando ell tempo llegue, los
Estados Unidos seran paraliza-
dos y su production demorada
y aminorada por actos contra
la politica de guerra del go
berno'.
iCNo vienen a confirmar esas
palabras de un agente de Fran
co 10 que que nosotros hemos We
nido diciendo al hablar de los
Falangistas?
Cast todos los falangistas, en-
este pals y en- la America Lati-
ma, traicionan a la democracia
v conspiran contra Estados u
nidos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

IA que obaiece la frecuencia
de los academies en- la aviaci6n
militar?-se nos pregunta.
Muchos miles de aviones des-
PECAN diariamente en- las escue
las del pals y es l6gico esperar
IN tanto por cienito de acciden-
ties, muertos y heridos.
Por AGA no ocultamos la YER
dad. como hacen los nazis, ia
langistas y fascisltas.
La aviaci6n requiere nervios
firmes y pruebas intensas.
Comparativamente la juven-
tud americana, en- ell e5tudio de
la aviaci5n, arroja I'm insignifi-
cante tanto por ciento de desca-
labros.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

Los empleados de la ciudad
de Detroit amenazan con decla-
rarse en- huelga.
81 no saben cumplir con su
deber habra que incorporates
al ejercito o ponerlos a traba-
jar en- las carreteras.
Mientras dure la guerra las
huelgas de csc matiz no tienen
otra intenci6n que agitar inne-
c~esariamente Y desmoralizar.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

Por traidor, o presunto trail
dor, ha sido arrestado ell primer
ministro de Birmania. 10 me
jor que puede hacerse con los
traidores. en- estos dias, es fusi-
larlos.
Una "mala semilla" que de-
be ser arrancada y extirpada
para stempre.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Mozhaisk. = Amenaza de huelga. La Fa-
LANCE. "Todos los militares son monarquicos"
-Traidores.-El juego prohibido.

JES que vamos a convertir en-
un idolo al captain Kelly?
La democracia Sc opone a la
"adoraci6n" de los heroes, en-
escala mayor, como va Sc viene
hacienda.
Tengamos para los heroes ell
mayor respeto y la mas alta
consideration, pero no come
tamos ell error de convertirlos
en- idolcs.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

Roma, enero 19.-El general
Vittorio Ambrosio, comandan-
te del segundo ejercito, fue as
cendido hoy a jefe de estado ma
yor. Sustituye en- el mando al
general Mario Roatta, designa-
do hSse pocas semanas.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

La mejor noticia de hoy, no
confimada todavia: la toma de
Mozhaisk por ell ejercito russo.
81 Mozhaisk ha caido, los ma
zis perderan otros 100000 HON
bres Y tendra que retirarse a u
ma nueva Inca.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias ocasionales para la
tarde y la noche de hoy. Tenn
peratura minima, en- la mana
na de hoy, SO grades.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

Coniglio, ell millionaire" y
barbero, aspira a representan-
te, por este condado, en- la legis-
latura de la Florida.
Ell punto principal de su pla-
taforma, segGn dijera anteayer.
es legalizar ell juego.
Nosotros creemos que es. mas
decente la legalizaci6n del jue.
go, con todos sus males, a las a.
punftaciones clandestinas, como
Sc ihace en- Tampa, y al "viciC
desatado," como suede en- Key
West.
E5tan cerradas las casas de
juego de Miami, pero en- Key
West Sc juega entertainments y
la prostitution albunda.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

Las aguias del reloj seran a.
delantadas una bora, ell mes
pr6ximo.
Una ley, aprobada por las
dos camaras, asi 10 dispone.
La MEDIA tiene ell prop6sito
de "economizar" la luz del dfa.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

NUEVO JEFF DE ESTAD0
MAYOR DE LOS ITALIAN
NOS
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
LOOK WHO'S HERE

California Progress Review
logged out in new garb and stream
lined for war time, a revised edition of
Ham n Eggs known as the payroll
guarantee amendment, is making the
rounds for signatures TO qualify it for
a place on the November ballot
Voters who twice buried the 30-Thurs-
day funny money scheme under an avail
anche of votes in 1888 and 1889 are rub
bing their eyes in wonder. Can it be,
they ask, that in such a grim hour as
this, time, money and energy are to be
squandered on paving a road to Utopia
with gold bricks?
The evidence is still in the affirmative.
War-borne prosperity has multiplied jobs
by the hundredfold and skyrocketed
wages. Many are enjoying high wages
and private employment for the first
time in years. Here is fertile ground for
payroll guarantee magic Who wouldn't
like to see his paycheck guaranteed, or
find 500 check in the mail every morn
ing? These miracle-working cure alls
forget you can't get something for moth
ing, or that, even if enacted, persons with
least income would suffer worst.
Fortunately, the citizens of California
have shown themselves to be no amateurs
when it comes to spotting the fly in the
political promoters ointment.
Today, as yesteryear, we must watch
for jokers and eure-alls in initiative petit
tons. Better be safe than sorry. Read
first-before you sign.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
THESE WIMMIN

civilian Allen White)
A Kansas City man came into my Of
flee prouder than punch. His wife is
taking a course in automotive mechanics
and she knows more about the insides of
a car than she knows about the insides
of a baby Her husband, who is not
mechanically minded and has good Of
flee job, exclaimed: DO you know that
woman can take a car apart and put it
together? Yes, sir, she can take whole
car apart-any make"
Which is not strange when you come
to think about it. We have set around
the table when that old gal got to going
good, when she could take man apart,
too, and we have seen her husbands car
buretor, transmission, steering gear, gas
tank and other pipes and tripes lying
around regardless Then, in that far
day, before war touched our shores as
we watched the deft job she was doing,
running at about 90 miles an hour her
self, we said in our heart-and deeply
under our breath
Amt science Wonderful?"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

w I'VE VI ELECl1ON
FOR MEMBERS OF THE GOV
ERNING BOARD OF THE Ell
CENTRIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
THE ELECTORS OF Ell CENTRIC
SCHOOL DISTRICT of Imperial
County. California, that the Annual
Election for members of the Board
of Trustees of the Ell Centre Ele-
mentary School District be held
on the third Friday of May, viz,
May Is, 1912.
1t will be necessary to elect one
member.
The polling place for said electors
of Ell Centre School District will be
at the Central Union High School
Building at 1000 Brighton Avenue
in the City of Ell Centre in Ell Gen.
tro Elementary School District.
The polls will be open between
the hours of 6 o'clock am. and
7 o'clock pm, Pacific War Time.
The officers appointed to conduct
the election in the above named
school district are:
Mrs. Beth Slice, Inspector
Mrs. Bess F.. Ryerson, Judge
Mrs. Juanita Measures, Judge.
lSigned) BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE Ell CENTRIC
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
DISTRICT:
BY: Roy H. Womack,
Goble Hurst,
Carrie r. Hanson.
Members of Board of Trustees
mo. 81 CAl6-23-30)
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
new BOOKS
At the lei Centre Public Library
FICTION

At the FL Centre Public Library
FICTION
The Children, Nina Fedorova
Hidden Wings Mystery, A la n
Gregg; Country Christmas, Paul
Hoffman; The Cap OF Youth Ma
cmi Jacob; Murder Ends The Song.
Alfred Meyers; Fire In Summer,
Robert Ramsey; Northwest Law,
Samuel A White.
NON-FICTION
The Oaken Heart, Margery Al
bingham; Charles de Gaulle,
PHILIPPE Barres; Cone bearing
Trees, N. A. Bowers; The Chill
dren's Party Book, Mary Breen;
Intellectual America, Oscar Car
gill; The u. S Army, 1t. Col. Earl
EWert, Landscape of Freedom
Mauritz Hallgren; A Treasury OF
Biography, Edgar Johnson. The
Danger of Being a G9ntlemen
Harold Laski; Husbands Are Diff
ficult, Phyllis Mckinley; The War,
Second Year, Edgar McInnis; Be
ginnings: Teaching Art To Chill
dren, Minnie McLeish; Drug Store
Management Herman Nolen: Open
House, Theodore Roethke; The
Best l Know, Edna Smith, ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL

d. Wv SooIN
IMPERIAL.
No. 1928
Notice of Time and Place Appointed
for Proving Will and Hearing
Application for Letters
Parliamentary.
In the Matter of the Estate of
JOSEPH II. McKIM, Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
a petition for probate of the will of
JOSEPH H. McKIM, deceased, and
for the issuance to JOSEPH L. Nc
KIM of letters testamentary, has
been filed in this court, and that
Friday the oath day of April, 1912
at 200 O'Clock pm, of said day, at
the courtroom of Department No.
2 of said court. at the Court House
in the City of Ell Centre, County of
Imperial, State of California, has
been set for the hearing of said
petition, when and where any per-
son interested may appear and con-
test the same, and show cause, il
any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated April 10, 1912.
w. J. McCLELLAND,
County Clerk.
By MAXINE CONSOLE,
Deputy Clerk.
mo n tA14-24 inc.)
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
s. Burton Heath
Writes:

The East New York Savings Bank
has asked every holder of a safe
deposit box in his vault to remove
any Stacker dollars" and either
deposit them or invest them in war
bonds. In either case the govern
ment would have use of the money
to help finance the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
Nazis Mobilize
Bows in War Work

STOCKHOLM Sweden. April %
-tUP)-A Berlin dispatch to the
newspaper Tidningen said today
that all German boys between 10
and 10 years of age would be mo-
bilized for war effort and that those
Of II and 18 would be put under
military training.
Boys under II will be put on home
front service, especially in agricul-
ture, the dispatch said.
The move emphasized Germany's
urgent shortage of man power.
Heretofore only the SIS" Nazi
storm troop organization had been
permitted to recruit boys as young
as II years.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE

Bids will be received up to 4:30
PM, May l, 1912, at the Public
Works Department Office in the
City Hall. for the removal or razing
Of a two-story frame dwelling To-
Gated on the east side of Sixth
Street just north of the San Diego
Arizona railroad tracks. Each bid
must be accompanied by a certified
check of 20ea of the total bid Bid
ders are instructed that the build
ing whether RACED or moved intact,
must be removed from the City
Limits of Ell Centre, all work to
be completed before June 1912.
DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS
CITY Or Ell CFN'TRO
BY c. w. HFINECKE
Director
No. IA Apr. 90, 81, 80
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
Raj Strafes Jap
Bases in Burma

CHUNGKING, April 23-tChinese
Broadcast Recorded BY United
Press, San Francisco Allied COM
muniques issued in New Delhi today
reported Royal Air Force planes
bombed and strafed japanese bases
and shipping in the IrraWaddy river
area of Burma, inflicting damage
and casualties en- the enemy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

No more fundamentally un-American
and anti-union organization than the Ku
Kux Khan can be found in this country.
George F. Adde's, secretary-treasurer
United Automobile Worker
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
GAS RATIONING AND
AUTOMOBILE SEIZURE

"A lot of people are going off the deep
END IN this business of rationng gaso-
line and with proposals to seize all pri-
Vate automobiles not used directly in the
war effort
We believe the American people will
not OBJECT to any measure, no matter how
severe, which is necessary to hasten Unit
ed Nations victory in the war. But there
IS regrettably large clique which seems
to spend most of its time devising new
proposed restrictions and confiscations.
A sensible statement of what the gov
ernment's policy should be, it seems to US,
would be this: ration everything in which
a lack of rationing may cause a critical
shortage now or later on, and seize every
thing, the seizure of which would help
win the war
Under this policy. gasoline rationing
might be necessary in some parts of the
country, where transportation troubles
have created an artificial shortage, and
not be necessary in other parts of the
country In fact, this seems to be the
case, with shortage threatening in the
east and northwest, but not in the west,
middle west and south Yet there are
many who would force rationing on the
whole country, merely because some parts
of the country cannot obtain sufficient
quantity Of gasoline to go around. We
We see no reason for making three per-
sons suffer merely because one must
suffer
AS to automobile seizure there are
many who want the government to i'm
pound all automobiles to conserve" rub
Der and gasoline. If that were neces-
sary, we would not complain But no
facts have been advanced to show that
it is necessary, or ever will become neces-
sary. The rubber on cars now travelling
the highways would deteriorate more rap
idly in storage than if they are used wise
ly on the automobiles. There would be
no rubber conservation. Since there is
no gasoline shortage, but only a shortage
IN transportation in some areas, the talk
about conserving gasoline is obviously
silly.
So is this sort of argument:
eve are burning up every day in friv-
olous and unnecessary driving enough
gasoline and rubber to run Hitler's Pan
Ter divisions for long time" That was
one argument put forward on the senate
floor, by our own Sheridan Downey We
might point out to Mr.. Downey that we
are also eating enough food every day
to feed the German people for many days,
but were not going to stop eating merely
because what we eat would help the
Germans if they had 1t.
Mr. Downey also said, . competent
officials have estimated that 100000
autos, judiciously used and strategically
assigned, could keep our wartime econ
omy functioning efficiently
All right, say we. Let's use judicious-
ly and assign strategically" ten million
autos. But we don't have to do away
with all the rest of them in order to do it.
Let's not revive the home fronts make
'em suffer" clique of World War No. l.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23

Japan said she would liberate China
but brought only terrific suffering. This
same propaganda is now being brought
to India.-Sir Stafford Cripps, after col
lapse of British-Indian negotiations
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23

Now the Los Angeles city council is
all atwitter about letting the Angel City's
feminine employees wear Stacks to work.
The city fathers might as we'll stop wor-
rying about it, for we've noticed that the
gals wear pretty we'll what they want to,
anyway And we'd like to bet they keep
on doing it.
The Los Angeles city council seems to
be arguing mostly about the propriety
of Stacks for women, but it's good bet
that the issue will be decided in the final
analysis on basis of fashion. If it be-
comes the style to wear Stacks in the
office we'd hate to be in the predcament
of the city fathers who attempted to
legislate against it.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23

Thus far no industry has functioned
more admirably in the war effort than
the transportation industry.-Joseph B.
Eastman, director of Office of Defense
TRANSPORTATION.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23

Rational confidence is virtue, but
when it leads to the slackening of effort
it becomes vice.-Rear Adm. Clark H.
Woodward, U. S. Navy, retired
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The FOLLOWING edit
orials are presented as interesting opin-
ions Uoiced by editors elsewhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
TIE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL
NOTICE


IN THE MATTER OF THE
PETITION OF ALBERT
SOLOMON
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Albert Solomon has filed in
this Court a Petition TO Establish
the Fact of Dirtn, the hearing of
which has been fixed by said Court
for Friday, the 9Th day of May,
l942 at 200 O'Clock pm, at the
Court Room thereof, at the Court
House in said County Of Imperial
and all persons interested in said
Hearing are notified then and
there TO appear and show cause,
if am there be, why the said Petit
ton should not be granted,
DATED April 81, 1912.
w. j. McCLEILAND,
County Clerk
BY G. o KENYON
Deputy
No. g A 23-M inc.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
CAPITAL TALKS
Peter
Edison

WASHINGTON. April %. - An
other good headhy SOCK was taken
at the Hon. Harold Ickes. in the
guise of petroleum co-ordinator for
national defense, when Director of
Defense Transportation Joseph B.
Eastman signed u decision in
which it was stated that he. East
man. had authority over pipelines.
No fuss was made about the deci-
sion at the time. for it was all
done in the best of taste and ac-
cording TO correct government pro-
cedure. But the effect of the deci-
sion can be interpreted as being the
first step toward putting jGrisdic-
ton over pipelines under the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, OF
which Eastman is chairman. And
that is important.
Pipelines for the transmits
sion of petroleum products may
seem rather remote from the
daily life of the average citi-
zen, but when potential pipe
lines deliveries are ira nslated
into gasoline for the tank Of
the family automobile or fuel
oil for the oii-burning furnace
products which are going to
be increasingly scarce because
of tanker tOrpedoings along the
Atlantic coaSt-then pipelines
become everybody's business
and every mans interest is
something more than academic.
Secretary of Interior lckeS serves
as petroleum co-ordinator through
the informal authority of a Presi-
dental letter of last May, telling
the co-ordlnator to coordinate all
federal activities concerned with
the production refining .transpor-
tation and marketing of petroleum,
particularly as to national defense.
DREAM Up A SHORTAGE
The co-ordinator's office shortly
thereafter created the first gaso-
line shortage, which didn't exist,
and proposed doing things about
it. One of the suggestions was for
a 24-inch pipeline to run from the
Texas oil fields to the New York
and Philadelphia refineries. It was
turned down b. the now defunct
Supply Priorities and ALLEGATIONS
Board, which said that the 100000
tons Of steel for the line couldn't
be spared.
Then the gas shortage dis
appeared and no more was
heard about pipelines until
German subs began sinking
tankers along the Atlantic
coast, when a real shortage de
veloped. The petroleum co-or-
dinator's office called a con-
ference and has recently pro-
posed that some 400 miles of
existing pipelines be dug up
and relocated to relieve the
eastern seabOard shortages.
In the meantime, there has been
kicking around for some months
proposal for a 12-inch and 10
inch common carrier pipeline run
ming from Wichita Falls, Tex to
Savannah, Ga The line would tap
the fields of East Texas, Louisiana
and Mississippi. One suggestion
was that deliveries at Savannah
could be barged up the intra-
coastal canal TO the eastern re-
fipariac opd Norfolk and Charles
ton. Navy Yards, thus keeping the
water transportation out of the
ocean shipping lanes where sub
marines menaced. 1t was estimated
that this pipeline would have re-
CURED only $4,000 tons of steel
plate of a thickness that would
not have competed with steel plate
capacity needed for ship construc-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
WASHINGTON PICCOLO

Auto rationine is To be liberali2ed
OF the 300 900 defense housin7
units, 5000 viii be prefabricated
Alien students in the u S. are
not subject to the draft. Army Air
Corps has a new shoulder ms gni9
blue circular field. white star
with red center and gold wings
WPA community recreation pro-
iects have been Suspended for tie
war, except at 700 war centers. It's
against the law TO export dipheny-
famine -chlorarsine in wartime. It's
a gas.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-23
People of Imperial Valley
Fire ezins Order

The war production boards order freezing power
competition in Imperial Valley means of conserv
ing vital materials states that all consumers must con-
tnue for the duration of the order to receive eectr
cal service from the utility serving them of date Of
the order There can be no "changeovers' of any
kind. New construction, or premises not previously
nearest requires the lesser amount of material to
serve.