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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
Chang Joins Supporters OF
World Police Force Plan

i'm gain in some other would be
Caesar. Spain is no altogether re-
liable, either. or it would not have
fallen Tor Caudillo Fra:co. Japan
can never be reliable while It's exist
ing Samurai class SurvivcS-and kill
ing off . whole class is no small! un-
dcrtaking.
In Short. an i" tcrnatiOnal police
force versus this quartet has quite :,
task ahead. extended on into !dcr-
mite futurity.
y police force has to have a cine!
Who will he be? An American?
y Briton? y Russian? Or Chi
ncSc.
These boys C! disagree between
themselves.
b:ncd, as they are. but ultimately
they are liable II conflict mutually
as they have done before
Then what will the chiefs man
date be like?
If called on 20 Squclch a tntali-
tartan outbro. X. there is a 50-5O split
in opinion between them and III,
dcmocracics. and nc has only tina
problem 10 solve, he will not have
much of puzzle 10 deal with. Still
he would want 20 keep order.
Doing il on an international seal,
/ vii! make him hump.
But the scrap m y cot be bctWcc!
the dcmocracicS ana the iotali,arian
alone. II nay also be between SOM
/ dcmocracic; and some other dcmoc
! racicS.
IlluStrativclv. VIC and the BritiSi
! arc very fond of the Russians now
| but We were not prior 10 the "aZiS
gttack on them. Wendell Willkic il
! his book. telling of his travels. men
, tons obvious frictions between tn
MuSCnviiCS and the Chinese Whcr
! their respective territories dcvclo
. considerable rivalry between then
| Even we and the British have ha
some trifling differences of opinion.
l. il safe conclusion. then. tina
the proposed tcrnati0nal polio
force will not fall OF; internally. pei
hapS two or three decades hence?
If so. whose side will the chief b
on?
Oh. everlasting. II" ivCr,' peace
a lovely picture. but is il not rattle
Il fancy sketch than 10 dcpcndabl
: prospective photograph?
INC. Hnlncppv Inr NTnrcJ
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
All Butchers
Face Loss
Of Permits
None In County
Has Facilities
Meeting Standards
Set By State

Nc butcher now operating in NaHCS
county has facilities which meet ne
III nlmuu sanitary requirements So:
~ the STATE. and all local butchers,
nave been notified that their per-
m!tS Will De revoked on AugUS,
Unless by that date they show SIt.S-
factory progress toward providing
equipment which will meet standards.
IL wa> stated today by +. II. Dixon.
chairman q! the county meat COM
rnt,ec. and f. p. Barnes. area SuprT-
visor of the Raleigh office of the .Upd
distribution administration.
The meat committee met with NJ.
Barnes last light ard went over ap.
p'IcGtiOnS tor permits and quotas ana
tho chairman and area inspector al ..
"Nged today 10 visit several buir &c
nc Establishments for inspection o..
facilities and 10 gather informa.!pa
concerning quotas.
III connection With the locu. &C
viCW. Mr.. Barnes stated tina: all
catcher permits n Person county
nave been revoked because of IA. .Er
20 meet sanitary requirements. and
that no commercial butChcrirG IS
nGW being don" IN that county. II.
i,o callTd attention To- severe pend
tics invoked l.: efforts To stamp ut
"black markets IN meat.
Members IF the county meat .rs
riitee. appointed recently. iuCl.i.
Chairman DIT"u. Dr \. {. Vow. y
Il. Jenkins. \. T.. NawlCS. Mrs. II f..
ChavaSSC. aiI %, Henderson. and Nj.
LIilH B Finch O.. kliiIrll
There are no Strengthening rcr
mitS issued t0r thi.a county. Ter
| butchers mold permits which arc SAG
| to be subject 80 cancellation. a.
| 100 farm >iIugh'crcrS. butchcring iri
their owu g-C and for sale of surplus
] have buCn granted permits.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
Jury Blalnes
Hawkins For
Wife'sDeath
Under $4,000 Bond
For October Court;
Witnesses Paraded
Before Coroner Body

y COrouCr'S jury late Monday held
that Charlie Hawkins. Negro. wa,
lCSpuns bile Tor hiS wlfc'S death AT
their home III the Mobile culorcd
section shortly after midnight Mon
ddN ubuluIu%. and Coroner Asa i'as-
Ch.il ordered INN held tor the OC-
tob,r term OF Vance Superior Court
under SJ.uuO bond. which nc Was ulI-
dEly u furnish immediately.
\ number q; witnesses we've
hvv,d, rclI'ug how Hawkins vile
lCl.uUc! from church. and they ell
gagged ~ controversy. She pushed
HIM Out. Idc the house and closed the
door. owl" - open II later and al
INIT INN. Testimony was ,hat SCui-
,'."@ Was heard inside. and Iato,
li.WnNs VA, seen to CuC"CC. law
i.n. lent - his brothers humL
nearby Tor nd, and the brother visit
ID tin nuu-c with Charlie, finding
the iImg woman III pool of blood
,n tie ltar Tho brother. Grant sum
,u.ryu Sn",m CpIlrcil. VINO placed
Charlie un.irI arrest and in Jail. The
W,.au had been stabbed III the
u,g... apparently with Il butcher
I,ric. winch WIS found nearby. She
a. 1t ~ tho time an ambulance
l,.ctci tn" cCrc.
j. I,u,-a... included Dorothy Evans.
.Taw... Arthur Crews. Grant lldw-
hiu.. identified Is At brother o; Inc
accused. Sheriff +. y CotrClI and
T. 4. l0rG:Iu. undertaken. Irwin" u.
W.I.lu C.uN,v attorney. attended
,~f .--. .d M the hearing. iiaW-
..a. s.... .cpiC. cl'cd by y. u. Gh",-
I.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
7 79ST To-?
Can you answer these quiz uues
lions? Turn IN Page 4 for Tn,
answers.

!. Senator Nyc Republican. repre-
Scnts Which State IN the L. 5. Sell
itc?
2. Correct tho sentence. "Iic wa:
liable To- Cr:'."
8. In which State is Camp Hood
4. In what diplomatic post ha~
Franz Won Papcn been serving It,
Gently a. German Ambassador
5. Crows usually fly forward IN a
straight line: true or false?
6. Which of the thirteen original
States of the L. S. was settled last?
7. Name the five senses.
8. With the conquest Of what Brit
ish colonial empire is the name OF
Lord Give associated?
0. DO all Of the States of the union
require blood test as Il prerequisite
TO issuance OF marriage licenses:
10. There is National League of
Horseshoe Pitchers; true or false?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
TWO DEFENDANTS
IN MAYORS COURT

Mayor Protein NJ. W. Wcstcr, pre-
SIDING over mayors cpur. today.
found George Whitfield. .Ir.. guilty
a., operating = truck tor hrc without
proper operators license and Of care
lc-s and reckless driving. The dr-
'cndlnt W., ASSESSED with tn" cost,
and the costs were ordered RENTED
Marvin Little LoCkhart. charged
with speeding. was called and iHIlud
- appear and capias vas ordered
issued.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20

Buy War Savings Stamps or Bonds
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20

Make iull USE OF available labor.
saving machinery and equipment. is
4 suggestion from Or / q. SChaub,
director of Extension at State Cot
lcgc. in winning the battle of food
production,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
Barnes Stornninq
by RAY BARNES

University of Washington, where
he played three years of basketball
and two years of football.
Ed Willard, husky center for the
Fliers. attended high school in Co
lumbus, Ohio, where he played
three years of basketball, baseball
and football At John Carroll uni
versity he played basketball, hockey
and football for four years. He has
also had a year Of semi-pro base
ball and two years of industrial
league basketball.
Ray HOLDEN, forward of the squad
who has consistently been high
point man in games this season.
went 10 high school in Washington,
DC. and attended George wash
ington university, where he hao
two years of basketball. In hlgh
school he played four years on the
cage squad and was a member OF
the team that was runner-up IN
the Southern States Basketball
Tournament" at Duke university
More about the Fliers tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
NJ MARKET S
N. !. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Jan - UPa stocks
made an irregular advance today WIN
,radIpg neal the milhon-share marx.
THO market moved into new hlEi
oro,tna for IA months during carry udu-
- ana tben vas unsettled when many
,aT4 shares turned down. The lallci
weakened when Perc Marqu'l,e 'SsG'S ','i',,
brole as much as ? points III H' ~ i".
nrefetrea on "a statement hA ut -" :
presidept. Robert ! Bowman u'"'
rarfier had maturItcS ol Woi' ''''it
edo 600 oO0 fo meet by l930 anu at.' W.
little prospect of cafl> dividend a'.'"'.
Lending railroad issues rectdca I" ~
aoeees of fractions to more than a P'I''
in Atlantic Coasi Line. The dethhe az
,r,rted some new buying ANA prices '.Il't
hscl from, The lows The same was II w
al eteels which rallied after " H'''SN'','
npd near closing era ai"an'
closing levels. .4 ,raf,,-
AofernobiIe issues encountered profit
,al,tnp following their recent aSS nv
nev bigh ground FOR the veal "eIe.",
Motors eoualed It's high before IuIll.'i,E
irto opposition. number OF SpecidillCS
bels ,Side gains and the lnduSina' an"
ntilitv groups registered small net gains
in the averages. ,.- stocL,
Dow Jones preliminary closing - "a,
averages: Industrial l2l.gg up &c. a..
rail y. 81. off O o. utility l5.'o. up wv
and IS stocks 10 %. up ou4. -,
Stock sales totaled SS3.4lo ShaIts .,,, V",,i
pared with s1O.270 yesterday. Nui % % 80 eoN
sales were 1O3 S75 shares against --'''''
in the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22

since November. His duties in the
Army Air Corps leave him little
time for golf.
Evans, now a Chicago milk eXecu-
tive. admitted that Bobby's al
years would slow him down. MAY
be he couldn't keep the pace of
playing championships every day. y
the old timer said. But if he set
his mind on just four events a
year, he could win them hands
down"
Bobby, however has said he
would never strive for a comeback.
His only returns to top-flight COM
petition is his annual courtesy"
appearance in the Augusta, Ga,
masters tournament. He usually
winds up near the middle of the
field.
Evans admitted that todays crop
of name" golfers-Byron Nelson,
Craig Wood, Sammy Snead, and
otherS-are good.
But Bobby can come back any
time he wants." he said
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
JONES COULD RETURN
Bobby Almost as Good as Ever

MIAMI, Fla, jan. 22-(UPl-'
Capt. Bobby Jones, abdictated
emperor of the fairways. can climb
back on his throne anytime he
wants, Chick Evans, whose hey
days of the golf course were short
ened 25 years ago by the rise of the
Kid From Georgia" declared to-
day.
The 53-year- former national
open champion thinks Bobby still
is the greatest golfer alive, despite
his retirement from active tourna-
ment play in 1880 after winning his
grand slam-the British and United
States open and amateur tourna-
mentS.
Bobby could plap in four major
tournaments a year and win them
all" Evans said. Why, all that
son-of-a-gun has to do is say pass
the putter' and the ball rolls into
the cup. He doesn't have TO Praise
the Lord. -
Jones shot a 81, five under par
while playing with Evans earlier
this week. 1t was his first round
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
l. A. PRODUCE

Bunch vegetables: Firm. Per ctt; beetS
pa doz 2.OO-2 50; carrots doz 100
. 40: green onions doZ 600 lceks doz
>. 75-3 90: mustard 4 doz 1.15-l.2o' parS-
lev doz 1901. so: radishes small red :
doz .. $4,000; spinach doz 2-23-2.oO
iurnips 2lA-3 doz ] 25-1.50 iced car
fots crts doz Imperial Wy 422, Santa
Maria 375-4.OO: OXnard 3.15-4.2o.
Cabbage: Stronger Cannonbal 2.9o-
400. fair 1872 25, lumbos and ordinary
] 2s-1 so Imperial Wy 3O0-3.25.
Lettuce: Steady. Dry pack Imperial
doz 4. 4.5O-5. 90. 5S 4 4O0-4.50 Yuma As
a 25-4. IS. mostly $50: 5s 3.75-4.00. loose
1.5O-2. 90 fair 100. Iced erts Imperial
squash: About steady: White summer
Imperial crts few 5.OO-525 Italian San
Diego lugs 4.OO-450: fair 3.5O-3.75, No
2s . 25-3. co. Imperial crts 45O-5o, yell
low crookneck Imperial crtS 5.25; ban
ana pink Dc ID, gray 1lz-l@.c hubbard
Lompoc Sc Id. 49,.
Tomatoes: Steady. INLAND crts Stops
:. .OO-5. IS. some 600. ordinary 4.50-4 10
lbs s. COS. so. ordinary $50; los 4.O0-450
ordinary 3. 3.50-3.75. DOS 3.25-3.75, ordinary
800; flats 4x5s 400-4.25; loose crtS and
lugs 25O-3. Is; orange lugs 5X5s and
5y6s fair 3.5O-4.OO; flats player 5X2s
and 5x6s 375. 6x6s 3.50-3.75. 6X7s 3.22-
$50: 7HSs 225-2. 50: San Diega stems =
layer flats 5x6s 500. 6X7s 425, 7N8s
2. 75-4 90: Mexico stripped per ID irstS
lg-2Oc circles 17c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
L. A. SOCKS

los ANGELES Jan y TJFT. AVII01
was heavy and prices were hleh louaS
or apnroximate volume Of 500 shares,
Twelve issues were up, SiN were uh-
changed and none were down.
The list: Blue Diamond 100 at 10 un-
changed. Sontag Drugs 100 at 4 uncnaIs
cd Transamerica Ice al g. unehanged-
Southern Pacific 100 at Il up u, Bandlm
1o9'af' 1o9 al ss up a Consolidated OIL 100 at
"a unchanged. Republic Petroleum M loe
a; 2iL unchanged, Standard on Io9 az al
29@, up u Universal Consohdated on loo
al 10 up "a Union Oh o IL" al 90 oo ,n uP "a
Consonidated steel conn 100 at "a up =
Consoiidated steel preferred 100 al = =
mn .. Goodyear Tire 200 at 26s, up =.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
20 ATTEND FIRST
PHYS. ED. CLASS

Twenty business men turned out
Thursday for the first night physi-
cal education classes being con-
Quoted in the FL Centre High school
gymnasium.
One group of II went through
regular calisthenicS, followed by an
hour of volley ball while another
group of eight participated in bas-
ketball practice.
Coach Louis Birnbaum and
Coach Clarence Anderson of the
high school, who are conducting
the night classes, said that there
is still plenty of room for more
adults interested in the program
Special classes for groups who
are not able to attend the regular
sessions between $50 and 7:30 pm.
on Monday and Thursday may even
be arranged, they said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
ALL TALL MEN

1t will be he, Dorsey Williams.
center. and Les Cardiff, guard. who
will lead the jaysee attack against
the Army group Saturday night. All
three of the jaysees are six-feet-
two. or more and are expected TO
have a slight height advantage over
the soldiers.
The Army squad defeated the
Arabs by only four points in the
first meeting Since the Coach Ger
ry Dennerlein's team has showed
continued improvement and may
easily reverse the decision. While
Suttle only scored four points in
that. the first game of the year for
the Arabs. he has consistently aver
aged three or four times that many
since. Every other player on the
jaySee five has improved his game
with the additional practice.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
Woman, a, Kills
Husband in Row

SANTA ROSA, Calf, Jan. %
CUPl-Sylvia Gregory. 24-year-old
mother. shot and killed her hus-
band. Edward Rigs Gregory. 30,
during a domestic quarrel early
today, Sheriff Harry PatteSon IT,
ported
Mrs. Gregory. held ut the Sono-
ma county Jail. confessed that she
fired one fatal 22-caliber rifle shot
at her husband during a violent
argument in their garage after ."he
threatened to leave me- Patteson
said
She contended she shot in self
defense
Gregory was a Marine ship work
or. formerly employed at Mare Is
land Navy yard. Last night, au-
thorities said. he came home with
& friend. Lawrence Nichols.
He told me he was leaving and
gave me $40" Mrs. Gregory was
quoted.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22

We've been filling these columns
lately with the exploits of bas-
ketbaIl team of Marine fliers from
the El Centro air station as they
won or lost close games TO the El
Centro High school or Junior col
lege teams.
Being Of the opinion that you
would probably want TO know lit
tie more about the squad, we pre-
sent yoU the results Of intensive
investigation.
All of the men are lieutenants,
either first or second.
Captain Of the team is Lieut.. w.
A. Monfort, who in addition TO
having high school, junior college
and college football experience, also
played professional football for the
Chicago Cardinals. San Bernardino
is his home town. He attended
high school and J.C there before
transferring 10 the University Of
New Mexico for three years Of foot
ball. baseball and basketball.
Dick Bacon a harp-shOOting for
ward on the squad, attended the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
Gireth Executed
AT San Quentin

SAN QUENTIN, Jan. 22-(UP1-
Handsome Leslie Bella Gireth. 81,
prominent Southern California
businessman, died willingly today
in the San Quentin gas chamber
for numbering pretty Dorena Ham,
mer, 2l-year-old coed, during a
lovers meeting last July Is.
Gireth entered the death cham
Der at 1902 am. and he was prom
ounced deaf 1872 minutes later at
10:l4l2.
Gireth, father of two sons, shot
and killed Miss Hammer as she
lay in bed at a San Leandro auto
court, where they had spent the
night.
Scorning his estranged wife's at
tempt to win him clemency, Gireth,
one time well-to-do Glendale jew
eler. went to his death the way he
desired-Without delay.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
Braw|ey Teams on
Top Of League

Two Brawley teams and
MeXicali squad found them
selves atop the Imperial Valley
winter baseball league Friday
as they prepared for second
loop games this Sunday after
noon.
The Brawley Eastside team,
which tripped the Brawley fed
eral migratory team in last
weeks opener is scheduled to
meet the Il Centre town team
here.
El Centre lost to MeXicali's
squad, which will host the Ortiz
An-Stars Sunday afternoon in
the Mexican city.
The All-Stars lost to Braw-
ley Merchants, who will meet
the federal squad in Brawley.
Only the first half of a pro-
posed two-rOund schedule has
been drawn up for the teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

l. A LIVESTOCK .-.-.
LOS ANGELES. Jan. % up Fed
eral State Market News.
Cattle Salable O0.3 bulk fresh arrivals
not shown, few cleanup sales ABOUT
steady. odd cutter to medium COWS SO
II Gamers down to 7.25; medium 10
good bulls 10. 1919. 25; good fed steers
ouoted to around 50 and good heiiers
10 Is. ,-
GOOD and choice vealers quoted 15.25-l7.
Hogs salable 500. no early SALES ie"
bids and 50 cents lower; bulk 2OO-24o
lb held above 1913.
Sheep salable $50 no sales; good ana
choice Xvooled lambs quoted l5.23 up
ward and good Wooed ewes around : y
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
T.. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES. January = Ut,
LARGE FGGS-Ns. ] Grade AA 81. No.
? Grade A 51l4; No. Grade 44' No
q Dirties as; No. : Checks 30.
MEDIUM EGGS-Grade A as; Grade B
10: Dirties "a; Checks 81. 81, p
SMALL EGGS-Grade A 35A, Grade b
rs; Dirties 81: Checks 30. 40.
MISCELLANEOUS EGGS, Ungraded 10
PeeNvees 2S. 49,.
Ia ButferEu. s. ~ score Is; 91 score Il "a
on score ~. 50 score 40 -.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
Dodgers Hire Vets;
Sell Babe Dah|gren

NEW YORK. Jan. 22-GUP1-The
Brooklyn Dodgers gained a mea-
sure of security in the wartime
major league player turmoil today
with the addition of veteran out
fielders Johnny Cooney and Paul
Waner both previously released out
right by the Boston Braves.
Faced with a serious shortage in
playing talent, particularly in til
outfield since Pete Reiser and
Rookie Tom Tatum have entered
the army and Dixie Walker has
President Branch Hickey signed the
signified his intention of quitting,
two veterans, sold first baseman
Babe Dahlgren and hired four
more scouts.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
TWO BLACK MARKETERS
GET JUST REWARD

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Jan.
22-fUP)-When someone tele-
phoned a housewife and offered to
sell her tuna fish for five cents a
can, it sounded so unbelievable she
called police. Two black market
ers, II and u years old, were quick
ly picked up. They were selling
goods from the pantry at home,
where they also received their re-
rd-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
l.. A. GRAIN
L. A. BAY
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan. ?2-tJP'-Graln N,
lures rallied 10 sharp gains on the ooafu
of trade today. under the influence of a
campaign to revise farm party prices up
ward to include farm labor costs. All
markets closed with net gains
Wheat finished the day up 3, 10 u
tc a.. rye up l 10 l.. and soy beans
of l.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
Arabs Army to Play Again
Juvsees Lose to
FIiers by Three
BULLETIN

spartans Centre high school will engage the Marine
preliminary the junior college
Friday morning
Ell Centros junior college basketball quintet Friday pre-
pared battle second service team in three days Satu
day night after losing by fraction to the Marine Fers
52-49 in afternoon game Thursday.
The soldiers from Camp Young now on maneuVers IN
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
WHATS THIS WAR ABOUT, DADDY?

To 90 our job we've got 10 knock out the
Axis. And lot of us Daddies would like
to do it with our own fists or our own
guns. We can't all do that. There's other
work that Uncle Sam wants, us to do.
SO let's help knock out the Axis with that
work. Let's take dime out of each dollar
we earn while working and buy War
Bonds and Stamps to turn our dollars into
Americas tough new tanks and planes.
So :. tell your employer to set aside
10 percent of what you earn every payday
in the War Bond Payroll Savings Plan.
Then, each time it adds up to $18.75,
you'll get bond.
Your Government will use that money to
smash the Axis. Every dollar is nail in
Hitler's coffin. Every bond bomb to
blow the Jap off this earth And your
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22

Honey, in a place called China, children
can never play as you can because
men in airplanes roar overhead and shoot
them, and burn their homes.
In other places :. in Norway and France,
in Poland and Greece and Russia .
children have their mothers and daddies
taken away from them led off TO
prison called concentration camp. Their
children may never see their parents again
Many of these chldren-boys and girls
just like you--dont get enough to eat
Many of them have starved to death.
Why is all this happening? Because there
are evil people in the world, who call
themselves the Axis, who do these things.
And it's our job to make them stop-to see
that they never trouble the world again.
Thurs what this war is all about.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
GAME AT s

Game time is set for pm. in the
El Centre gymnasium.
Thursday afternoon saw Jack
Suttle. one of the best products OF
Arab basketball to emerge from the
junior college in recent years, rack
up 26 points again in a practice
game against the Fliers. In another
game this week against the same
squad Suttle also scored &c digits
but in that game the Arabs emerg-
ed victorious By four points instead
of losing by three.
Suttle, who plays guard most of
the time but often works the center
position. made most of his points on
/ one-handed shots close under the
i bucket. His tipping on rebounds also
was very effective.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
SENT TO JAIL

Charles Williams, Ell Centre Ne
gro, was sentenced to the county
Jail in Ell Centre for six months
after he pleaded guilty to charge
of contributing to the delinquency
of a minor He asked for proba-
ton, which was denied in superior
court Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22

Imperial Valley, will send the same
infantry team in this weekend
which defeated the jaysees a month
or so ago in a close game. They will
have a few additions to their squad,
however, including a tall forward
with varsity experience on a mid
western college team.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22

WHY u S. WAR BONDS ARE THE SAFEST
PLACE YOU CAN PUT YOUR MONEY!
l. They are obligations of the United States If this
isn't SAT-, nothing is!
2 F,t every S 500 you invest in War Bonds YOU &C,
back 81. a the end of years.
3 They do not Auctuate in dollar value-arc never
woi IN less than you pay for them
4, You individual either co-owncr
beneficiary rigbi on be face of De boun
S. Four savings in War Bonds cannot be lost stolen.
Each 1ond is registered al he Treasury DcbfrimeuL
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22

moncy S an invc&snl mt against that time
when peace returns and you will no longer
have TO answer that question:
"Daddy, what's tbs war about"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-22
l.. A. POULTRY
local. RETTERFAT

bits, mixed color 3a to AZ lbs.