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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-05-14
new ANTI-LAb0R LAWS
DRIVE GAMING GROUND
I'm The u. S. jCi;i U If.
Led by Obstructionist-Pol Taxer Bloc, the
Hobbs Bill Has Passed the Lower House
And Is Now in the Senate; the Passage
There Of the Connally Bill Holds Threat
That the Hobbs Bill May Also Pass

Although high government officials industrial leaders and
prominent citizens repeatedly paid tribute to the
production records and sacrfca patriotism of American
workers. especially the contributions of the organized
the effort the 18th has been
the outstandngy vicious attacks the organized
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Exercise Hell ps
Hollow Cheeks

WRESTLING S TR EN- 9Th
EMS the tiny fibers around the
mouth. You don't have to be
noisy; you can just pretend. 1t
helps to erase parenthesis
marks, lines extending from
nostrils to lip ends. If lips are
too full it will tighten them
somewhat.
Another exercise for the girl
with hollow checks; blow them
out TO the fullest extent, draw
them inward. Afterwards apply
a heavy massage cream TO a
clean skin surface, place fingers
and thumbs outSpread over the
cheeks, do a clawing movement.
Follow with a brisk hammering
and tapping. Finish with a
friction with an ice cube.
Help along the good work by
adding more sweets, Starches
and fats to the diet. Gaunt faced
girls are usually finicky eaters,
don't get their vitaminS and
mineral salts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Gracious Clerks

Does he look at you as
though you were a nuisance or
an affliction or a spy or some
thing, answer you in a tired
voice or snap your head off,
when you ask for something he
hasn't got? Well, maybe you
can't blame him. He is tired,
and overworked and harassed by
the women who pinch his fruits
and tomatoes or want more
meat or can't find their ration
cards.
And where are the once gra-
cious hotel clerks, the lowering
bowling walters, the jolly, af-
fable taxi drivers? They, too,
regard you as an annoyance, a
veXation. who will be lucky if
you get what you ask for.
oh yes, there is no doubt that
there is a great shortage Of
tesy and consideration
among us on the home front
these days, Everybody in a
crowd shoves and pushes and
grabs. Everybody seems short
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
BY HELEN ROWLAND

WHAT has happened to our
w good manners in America?
Are they one of the priori-
ties? And have the armed
forces appropriated all The po-
likeness and good breeding? Or
are they being rationed or some
thing?
What I mean is that ! sell
dom get any courtesy these
days except when 1 happen TO
meet a Serviceman. Do you?
II is always the man in uniform
who gets up to proffer his seat
in a public vehicle 10 some
woman-not the fat civilian who
hides behind his newspaper.
And the way these servicemen
say Sir 10 a radio interviewer.
would delight the heart of any
one,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Civilian Manners

Oh, yes, the army. navy, ma
rines and air force have plenty
of good manners. So what has
become of the civilians? l am
more than willing TO give up
meat and gasoline and econo-
mize on butterfats for the sake
of the fighting forces if they
need them.
But why should we civilians
sacrifice all our good manners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Let's Help

The Old NewSboys realize
that women are busy this year
doing war work, helping
out in many other activities
but they are hoping you'll
find time 10 do this littleS bit,
too The Old Newsboys
and the little girls are depend
ing on you.
So little time, too but
you will help, won't you? You
really must call for your doll
Immediately If we are 10
get them done in time.
Dolls may be obtained from
The Detroit Times in the
Women'S Department, Room
sos, Detroit Times Building
9 a. m. till $50 p m. &.
and 3 p. IN. on Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

and common courtesy just be-
cause there is a war going on?
Where is that genial butcher.
that pleasant grocery clerk,
that nice. good natured man
from the laundry who always
greeted you with a smile and
cordial pleasantries?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
viii They Return7

There is some excuse for this
among the short-handed shop
keepers and Overworked clerks
and delivery men. but the rest
of us might strive 10 be more
reasonable and even tempered
and kindly. We A m eri cans
never laid claim TO much polish
or frills on our manners. We
never clicked heels or did much
hand kissing or deep bowling.
But we were a genial, graz
ciouS, kindly. considerable. re-
sponsive people. We were good
natured and helpful and smilingi
I wonder il we shall ever get
our good manners back again
after the war? Or will they
always be rationed?
Copyright, i9i3. by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Must Change Habits

There are women who are
night providers, like our young
lady. They are victims of habit.
They say they can't 60 to sleep
at an early hour, but they have
never tried.
We suggest a formula; a
warm. lazy bath, followed by
rub down with a bath tonic. A
few minutes of hair brushing,
face. and fingernail lubricating.
After that nice dull book read
in bed. Soon sleep will come.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Seasonal Foods

TAKE ADVANTAGE of sea-
sonal foods. Fragrant apples
strut 10 the family table in
many different ways when COM
bined with enriched flour or en-
rlched bread. Apple strudel,
appleSauce cookies, Dutch apple
cake are all favorites as is the
famed apple pie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Old World Market
At International Y

THE 14TH annual old world
market will be held at the In
ternational Center branch of
the YWCA Friday and Satur-
day from 3 p. m. until mid
night. Fine handiwork Of refu-
gees in this country will be fea-
tured in place of the works of
the old world craftsmen previ-
ously exhibited
Groups in costume represent
ing various European nations
will present tableaux of scenes
from the old world, and take
part in folk dancing and music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
HeaIthfuI Living Important

self an injustice. Surely, she
must have fun. Social activities
are an important part of life.
Il feel wretched in the morn
ing, remarked a young matron.
Il just can't get TO bed early.
Along about IL o'clock / have
wonderful ideas. / wash my hair
or tidy dresser drawers. One
time at midnight 1 moved
around the living room furni-
ture, including the piano. 1t IS
a madness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Facial EXPRESSIONS

WATCH THOSE facial lido
syncrasies. warns Georgia Car
roll playing IN Around the
World" That set expression
around the mouth invites lines;
so does frowning. not 10 men
ton teeth gritting. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

IRON TWENTY 10 thirty
Il isn't long step. At 80 the
radiance of youth is starting TO
dim. The complexion has not
the same fresh character, the
under padding of the skin may
not be quite so firm.
If the girl of 20 wants TO be
kind 10 the girl that she will be
al 80, she'd better learn some
thing about healthful living,
Youth is always going places,
buzZing with its own activities,
is full of ginger Preach about
taking care of the health and
YOU are unpopular.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Sleep important

Sleep not only builds new
cells and makes body repairs,
but it builds happy spirits and
good looks A healthy girl should
awaken in the morning feeling
fresh.
The young lady who tags in
late at night, has an early class
i'm the morning. is doing hSr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

TOO PASSION FLoWER-KsthIssn Norris.
lUO' Acting before her mirror hadn't pre-
pared Cassv for world in which Other
women consider man free 81 his wife
cant hold him
Also BY Kathleen Norris:
TOT The FOOLISH VIRGIN. Eecsies'.
I0Ii impui7iye Pamela Raleigh rashrd WITH
convention. lost the first round but came
ron THE LUCKY -LAWREHcEs. Has
lou arl with family responsibilities The
tisht 20 love. 20 = man ~ her own
To The SEA GULL. The story ~ gu
D. who. ogrrnIsn' lost everything - her
mother hor home. her protection even
her name.
Tono TUTr AND MR.. TUIT-ArthOr
lOVLI Train. Sine hishly amusing lesai
adventures 81 ihat polished old rascal NJ
Tut. who Is a iaF0rIfe character ~ hundreds
or thousands ~ readers
To0o JAMAICA lhN-Oaphns du Nav
IOJO' rier. author ~ Rebeoca. ere The
famous rom hlnoded romantic story ~ snug
sling and violence.
Tno REBECCA-Daphns du Maurer SUI
lLL' porh g,od entertainment ths ~
y usI1drama with an tho trimming
TfLn sTRAEGLEO WITNESS Lssiis
JV' Ford. Who couldn't stand The hsht
az testimony from fho ul- N 'he only witn,ss
except the murderer himself
11H1 lHb URfh -fiiN''"N ~
IIfl' Eberhau. In a dark. EOS 'hroudci
mansion on the shores 0f Lake Michigan,
Matte Warren overheard a W0rl-aud 10 was
planned that she TOO. should dic.
Also BY Mignon G. Eberhart'
TIC NASTY WEODiNy porcas husband
Us uf i've minutes whispered n know
vho. Killed Ronald Drew ! DONE blame sou.
Iip was a sr0uDdrel
Tfno WHILE The PATIENT SLEPT.
lIVO' Nurse Sarah koate suardrd fhr ,u-
conscious invalid whose lips held tho kry 30
the murder and the murderer vas 10 The
housed
TAI AT the FOOT OF The RAINBOW
rvs Gene Stratton Porter author NJ
Freckies etc The tender. iifinc story ~
Jimmy and Mary Moleno and ~ nannie
Macuoun who loved them both better Than
life itself
Tond DEsTRY RIDES AGAIN Max
lLOf' Brand. Desfrv deals with - men
who sent hun 10 prison for a crime he didn't
commit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Distinctive Almond
Sandwich

EVER so often it comes
time for you TO return afternoon
tea hospitality. To serve some
thing simple yet distinctive is
not always easy. but here is one
item OF your menu which we
know Will be enthusiastically
received. Almond Tea Fingers.
a blend of almonds, honey and
butter on toast strips topped
with a bright slice of orange is
a breath-taking offering. Try
it on your friends.
Almond Tea Fingers
- cup roasted blanched al
monds
II cup honey
2 tablespoons butter or mar
garine
Thin strips toasted bread
Small thin pieces orange.
Chop almonds fine. Combine
honey and butter or margarine
and stir until mixture is creamy.
Add almonds and stir to blend.
Spread on toast strips and top
each strip with a piece of
orange.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Great Shortage Of Civilian Courtesies

tempered and brusque and too
tired or rushed to stop Tor
courtesy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Almond Tea Fingers
COOKING Hint

TO PREVENT specks Of
cooked egg in cuStard mixtures,
blend hot liquid into slightly
beaten egg instead of adding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Dress
A Doll for
Christmas
By IRENE NJ HAWKINS
wouen'. Edi,or. The Detroit rimes

hnutrn fotiets Ane hfAtN'
HERE we are once again.
III paging the good women OF
Detroit 10 help The Old News
bows dress the thousands oil
dolls they have purchased Tor
the little girls Of Detroit &.
little girls who but for The old
NewsboyS wouldn't have a
Christmas.
Perhaps YOU are asking . {.
where in these days OF good
salaries. are little girls whose
families can't buy their own
dolls. Well, happily many Of
them can but there are still
thousands OF little folks who are
not so fortunate children
whose fathers are in the service,
others who have Re fathers and
whose mothers are unable 10
work. These still must be taken
care Of at Christmas time.
So while not so many
dolls as other years. IL is just
as urgent that we help 10 take
care of what we have Due 10
wartime travel trouble, the
dolls arrived two weeks late,
meaning that we must hurry 10
get them dressed IN time.
Headquarters for the dolls
this wear is the Crowley-Milner
Co. and as usual the
Womens Department OF Inc
Detroit Times has taken more
than a thousand Of them 10 be
dressed by Detroit 7 m c $
readers.
Cash Prizes
To make the doll dressing
campaign more interesting, the
Detroit Times Is offering the
usual cash prizes for the best
dressed for dolls obtained
through The Detroit Times. A
list of these prizes follows;
FANCY DRESS-First. SIS;
second. $40: third. s.. and p
81 prizes.
TAILORED cos STUNT S
First. $40; second. 50; third,
$3.50, and 20 81 prizes.
SENSIBLE DOLLS - First,
IS; second, So; third, 81, and 20
81 prizes.
CHARACTER DOLLS-First,
$40; second, IS; third. $3.50, and
five 81 prizes.
KNITS AND CROCHETS-
First, IS; second, SO; third, 81,
and five 81 prizes.
BABY DOLLS-First, 50;
second, So; third, 81, and five
81 prizes.
WARDROBES - First. So;
second, $3.50.
In looking over the list OF
prizes, please note the different
classificationS and decide in
which you wish TO enter your
doll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
REMARKABLE VALUES
AT ONLY

w ~tNsb
1904 NOW. VoYA6ER-olbs Hlooln,
IvOfi Prouty The dramatic story ~
Iepies,ed Boston grl who found emotional
and spiritual rehitih IN the freedom ~ heinz
loved, The novel from which ths Warner
RIOS, ''"' movie staining Bette DAVIS and
Paul Henreid was made.
TIT STELLA DALLAS Olive Higgins
u u Prouty The heart rending drama 90 a
mothers sacrifice that has intrigued millions
~ book readers. movie and radio fans,
TAO SCARLET SISTER MARY lula
lTLI Psterkin The famous np,el ~ Negro
life which vas awarded the Pulitzer Prize.
TOO WAR WIFE. Renee Sham. ut Tho
> lOv' wife 81 sn x. A. r. pilot Who hat 10
win him back ali over again-when ne lost
his memory in a pAne crash
T1q7 SPANISH CAPE MYSTERY. Eilsp
IIOii Queen. Il wasn't the 'sly rcd line
around the neck that startled EllerY. the
man N the opera cloak was underneath -
completely nude
Also by EHery Queen:
TfdI DUTCH SHOE MYSTERY. VINO
IIff' killed rich Ahhy Dorm just few
minutes before she was 20 undergo an opera
1901 su,NEsE ORANGE MYSTERY
IIos }t0Ins at the scene or the IN
known ..-pS death vas turned backward
Queens meet bizarre casr
1900 NEW ADVENTURES or ELlERY
IluEt QUEEN L.sht new problems IN de-
oIc'ion and an amazing short novel Nv
Americas iayDr.te detective IN one volume.
Ttoo SIX IRON SPIoERS-Phosbs AZ.
L5' wood Taylor The ever nkeabe Asev
Afato had no trouble finding the murder
weapon no caught four people hiding iuen
teal weapon but The solution law IN a
china pix
Tbn5 ROME HAUL-wsltsr o. Edmonds.
IfOJt aufHag .f Drums Aiouo The Mo-
hsuk 'FuI trHft. uaph tale =
l0,a and b..h adventure 0n tic old Lle
canal
Tqee THE BIG BARN waiter D. I'd
IOVUi m0rds. a r0bU.' 'a'e ~ tough.
pto,per0u, Ralph wilder who huiF The Isfs-
sst barn 100 The canal country hui couldn't
hold hts family together when ono son lus.td
for second sons wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

T1I TMFATIENI VTKhTN = o
ilT n. Clarke. Because natbte
made Ruth Robbins a dalLlDs
blonde with a rest for living. she
was bound % have amoious ad-
ventures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

WHAT has happened to our
w good manners in America ?
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-20

Z tress."
IT know" she said. II went to
Mr.. Goldwyn and told him I was a
little confused. The build-up and
everything. But he said not to
worry It's a charming, simple
role, he said. He told me, Well let
the public discover you instead of
pushing you down their throats.
And don't forget, he said, the pic
ture is in technicolor. You will be
beautiful in technicolor. Every
thing is going to be all right"
SCHEDULED FOR SUCCESS
Samuel Goldwyn may be right
about letting the public discover
her in a small role, and then star
ring her, if she clicks, in a good
meaty dramatic part. AS a matter
of fact, Goldwyn thinks so much
of her ability he is considering her
for re-make of THE Dark Angel"
Constance Bowling got to Holly
wood the hard way, working first
as chorus girl at the Paradise
night club in New York, in the Al
Jolson show, Hold On to Your
Hats" as understudy for Virginia
Field and Phyllis Brooks in "Pana-
ma Hattie" and as an usherette
Il had been studying dramatics
at Wadleigh High School and TAX
ing dancing lessons on the side"
she said. Il was determined the
theater was for me. I went to the
Paradise. lied about my age and
got a job as a chorus girl to pay
for more dramatic lessons
Constance knew her mother
would not approve of the Paradise,
so she built up an elaborate story
about working nights as tele-
phone operator The hoax worked
for almost a year until a friend of
her mothers happened to look up
from his salad at the club one
night and there was Constance
giving with all her might on the
dance floor. That ended her night
club career.
MORE WALK-ONS
Next she went to work as an
usherette at the Belasco theater in
New York. When Irwin Shaw pro-
duced Quiet City" he gave her
Walk-on role. But the play folded
in two weeks. Then she did a walk
on and understudied Joan Tetzel in
'Lilliom,' returned to the chorus
in the JOlson show, did a couple of
other dramatic Walk-ons in flop
plays and then attracted the at
! tentiOn of GoldWyn's New York
scouts, and won film contract, in
the American Actors Company ex-
perimental play, only the Heart"
at the FrovincetoWn theater
AS we said, Constance will make
her film debut with very little
acting to do in up in Arms" And
she hopes Papa Goldwyn is right
when he says everything will be
all right-in technicolor
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-20
/
ItN iNRGkINE IAINL0N
KY ERSkTNE JOHNSON

Miss Constance Bowling, re-
Gently of New York and now Of
Hollywood, is a little confused So
am I.
But Papa GoldWyn says every
thing is going to be all right-in
technicolor.
Blond, lovely and 81, Constance
is Producer Samuel Goldwyn's lat
est discovery. She's being bally-
hooed as a triple-threat girl by
Mr.. Goldwyn's press agenti-"she
can sing, she can dance and she
can act"
But in her first picture, up in
Arms" Constance Bowling, the
triple threat girl, will not sing. She
will not dance, and she will not act.
The reason fer her confusion.
It's really not r Gch of a role, -
she explains. I'm the romantic
feminine lead. But there's really
very little acting to do. Dinah
Shore does all the singing. Danny
Kaye does the dancing Dana An
drews and l have a little romance
but it doesn't amount to much"
But that screen test we saw"
we said. You're very fine ac-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-20
Marian S+anfie!d,
Calexico Girl,
Becomes Bride

Announcements have Just been
received here of the marriage of
Miss Marian Elizabeth Stanfield,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Stanley
Ellsworth Stanfield, former CAL
exico residents, to Robert Away
Haskell, which took place Sunday,
June 81 at the Robertson Com
munity church in Beverley Hills.
The beautiful ceremony was per-
formed By the Rev. Harold w.
Stanfield. brother of the bride, and
former pastor of the Ell Centro
NaZarene church.
The bride was lCyely in an ivory
satin gown with a lace veil and
carried bouquet of gardenias and
bouvardia.
Her maid of honor, Miss Sylvia
Long of Ell Centro and bridesmaid,
Mrs. George Adams of CaleXico,
wore blue marquisette gowns of
similar design and carried bouquets
of Cecil Brunner roses.
Norman Brant of the merchant
marine. served as best man for Mr.
Haskell, while Kenneth Stanfield
brother of the bride. was usher
Bob Roth Of Ell Centro sang 20
romise Me-" preceding the cere-
mony.
Mrs. Haskell was graduated from
CaleXico Union High school and
Central Junior college. The groom
is an engineer in the U. S. mer-
chant marine. The couple met
while attending the University of
California at Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-20

Jones of the Amy Air Corps, son
of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Jones, 869
He'll
The lovely ceremony was per-
formed at 9 D. m. before an altar
of palms, white gladioli and pink
carnations flanked on either side
by tall candlelabra, by the Rev.
Faugbury, pastor of the church.
The bride, who was given in
marriage in the absence of her
father by Major M. Seashore of the
Sioux City Air Base, was lovely in
a white net and lace gown fash
ioned with a bouffant skirt. Her
fingertip veil was held in place
with a cluster of gardenias and she
carried an arm bouquet of Talisman
roses and gardenias.
= is BEST MAN
She was unattended. Captain
Frazier of the Sioux City Air Base,
was best man for Major Jones.
Fifty guests including Colonel
Terril, commanding officer of the
air base and other officers at
tended the ceremony and the re-
ception Immediately following at
the home of Captain and Mrs.
Seashore at the Sioux Apartments
in Sioux City, Ia.
Both the bride and groom are
we'll known in local social circles,
having graduated from Central
Union High school. Mrs. Jones
also is a graduate of Central
Junior college and attended Pasa-
dena college. Just prior to her
marriage she was taking nurses
training at the Los Angeles county
hospital.
Major Jones is a graduate of
UCLA in Los Angeles. He has been
in the army for tn past four years
and is now stationed at the Sioux
City, Iowa, air base.
The couple will be at home at
418 Sioux Apartments, Sioux City,
Iowa.
The wedding was originally
scheduled to have taken place in
Ell Centro on July IL but Major
Jones was unable to get leave.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-20
Here's National
Dish Of Armenia
Given by Chef

EDITORS NOTE: The lowing
recipe is contributed to the Post
Press by Chef MARKHAM of the
famous Omar Khayyam's restaurant
i'm San Francisco.
SHISH KEBAB
l Leg of lamb (about or lbS.0
y Lib. of onions (slicedD
l Tablespoon salt
p Teaspoon pepper
1/3 Cup Sherry Wine
2 Tablespoon oil
l Teaspoon Regoni or Origano
(HerbS)
DIRECTIONS
Remove all fat and gristle from
leg of lamb. Bone it and cut into
inch squares. Mix meat with sliced
onions. seasoning and other in
gradients. Let mixture stand at
least few hours; overnight prefer
ably.
Put on skewers and broil on char
coal fire or gas broilcr.
RICE PILAFF
3 Cups rice
Cube butter "a lb)
6 Cups of broth chicken, lamb
or beef or hot water
Salt and pepper
DIRECTIONS
Melt butter, add dry rice-braise
we'll until butter begins to bubble.
Add broth and seasoning. Mix well.
Bake in oven for 80 minutes at 400
degrees. Take oul of oven, mix
well and bake for Is minutes more.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-20
MONTHLY 'Po+Iuck'
Dinner Slated

The regular monthly 'potluck
dinner for members of the First
Methodist church and their families
will take place Thursday evening
at GAS in the church social hall, it
was announced.
The affair is sponsored by the
Wcmen's Society Of the church and
Mrs. j. D. Foss is in charge of ar
rangements for the dinner. Dessert
and beverage will be furnished by
the committee but each family is
requested to bring a covered dish
and bread and butter if desired.
Following the dinner an interest
ing musical program is being
planned under the direction of
Mrs. Eugene Waterman, choir
director, while a short talk out
lining events of the recent con-
ference will be given by the Rev.
Hayden Sears, pastor.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-20
GraElam Named TO
Roads Committee

Supervisor B. NJ. Graham OF
Brawley Tuesday was appointed
Imperial county representative on
the Roads to Romance committee
on historical markings.
His appointment was announced
by Howard Irwin, president of the
Roads TO Romance association, an
organization of boosters dedicated
to extolling the beauties of south
ern California counties.
This committee, Graham said.
will select suitable spots where
monuments will be erected to mark
happe enings of historic Importance.
He already is collecting suggestions
for proposed sites for markings In
ImDerial county.
William A. Smith. supervisor of
the first district of Los Angeles
county, will be chairman of the
committee. Senator Ed Fletcher
will represent San Diego county.
Ralph Stanfield will represent
Riverside county Willard Smith
will represent Orange county, and
Leo Honrath will be the San
Bernardino county representative.