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Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
Publishers Asked
To Trim Orders

WASHINGTON, July 4. CUP)--
The War Production Board said
that orders for July shipments of
Canadian neWsprint far exceed au-
thorized delivery quotas and asked
newspaper publishers to trim their
orders.
Arthur r. Treanor, director of
WPB's printing and publishing divi-
sion, said some publishers have
failed to file with the division re-
quired copies of their certified news
print orders each month.
Publishers are permitted to order
monthly not more than one-third o.
their permissible quarterly paper
consumption quota, and any addi-
tional deliveries must be specifically
authorized by WIPE, Treanor said
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04

mediately the cost to consumers
but that the changes should have
no substantial effect on the cost
OF living.
Some of the increases unCoubt-
edly will have to be passed through
to consumers he said. 1T is be-
lieved, however, that others can
be absorbed in whole or in part at
intermediate stages of production
and distribution
The upward adjustments were
authorized in a provision Of the
new price control extension act
which stipulates that all price CELL
ings ON textile items must reflect
cotton parity to the farmer. Each
major item must be considered sep
arately.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
Shaw Wins Award
As Best Speaker

Everett Shaw won the award
best speaker of the evening" at Ell
Centre Toastmasters club Monday
nighy with his speech, Rush the
PlaSma. Doc"
His talk was an interesting history
of the discovery of blood plaSma.
Vladimir Aronivici was voted the
speaker showing the greatest i'm
provement. His talk brought out the
Improvements needed in Ell Centre
worked out as a proposed platform
of a candidate for mayor. In rec
ommending the first trip of the
postwar period, Sergeant Cliff Reed
talked on See America First"
Foster McClire was POSTMASTER of
the evening. Leon Miller was topic
master, introducing the table topic,
How Can We Stimulate the Sale
of War Bonds?" Bill Fox, Frank
Reed and Captain Mark Hebble-
thwaite criticized the speakers.
Miller was general critic.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
NOTED TENOR DIES

LONDON. July (UP)-Beniamino
Gigli, noted Italian tenor, died re-
Gently in Italy, according to letter
received by Naomi Jacob, British
novelist, from a member of the Ital-
ian underground Gigli had been
criticised by italian patriots for be-
ing too friendly" with the Germans
while they occupied Rome. Shortly
after Allies liberated the city, mob
sacked his villa. Later he was
banned from singing at a show for
soldiers when italian newspapers
protested.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
Democrats Name
Two Women for
,,,oncIaye Talks

WASHINGTON, July a. CUP)-
Democratic convention planners
have selected two women to address
their national conclave in Chicago.
Party Chairman Robert E. Han
negan announced that Mrs. Helen
Gahagan Douglas, former screen
star and winner of California
primary election, and Mrs. Char
lotte Tillett, southern Democratic
women's leaoer, will address the
convention at evening sessions af-
ter it gets under way July l9.
Mrs. Douglas, wife of Screen Ac-
tor Melvyn Douglas and Demo-
cratic nominee from the 18th Cali
fonnia congressional district, was
considered the Democrats answer
to the COPS congresswoman-p play
wright, Mrs. Clara Boothe Luce,
who shared speaking honors in
Chicago last week with former
President Herbert Hoover.
Mrs. Tillett of Charlotte N. c.,
has been designated temporary as
sistant chairman of the conven-
IlOn. AS director OF the WOmen'S
division of the Democratic ma
tional committee she hanCled wom-
ems activities in the 1886 and 1910
campaigns.
An active North Carolina liberal.
she has served as vice-chairman
of the Democratic state committee
and is a former president of the
North Carolina League of Women
Voters.
In their effort to out-glamor the
Republicans, the Democrats also
plan to spotlight Mrs. Dorothy
Vredenber3, 28-year-old southern
beauty, who is national party Sec
retary and is slated to occupy the
platform as temporary convention
secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
farewell Given
Club Directors

A farewell party for the outgoing
board of directors was given last
Sunday night in Mexicali by the
Euterpe club.
The dance was given at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Gallego
where a x-piece orchestra provided
the music. There were 100 persons
present.
A buffet supper was served out
of-doors so the guests could enjoy
the moonlight.
Members of the outgoing board
are Miss Emma Gallego, president;
Miss Lucrecia Carmelo, vice-presi-
dent; Miss Irma Ortiz, secretary,
and Miss Mary Cottrell, treasurer.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
Court Postpones
Jap Land Case

LOS ANGELES, July 4. tUP)-
The case of the state against Huki-
chi Yamaguchi, test initiated to
determine whether japanese who
purchased real estate through Amer
ican citiz MS were violating Califor-
mia land laws, has been continued
until Sept. l8.
Attorneys representing both sides
requested. the poStponement. The
test case involves a one-half-acre
tract in Meadow Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
Rocco Club
Gives Dance

The Rocco club enter tanned with
a school dance last Saturday night
at the Casino club in MeXicali.
i, More than 300 p. rsonf enjoyed
Ne evening. dancing to the music
vanished by an eight-piece orches-
ira.
Miss Rebecca Flores is club rrcsi-
dent and Miss Maria Luisa Rosas i.
secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
PIANIST WEDS

BERKELEY, Cal, July 4. up
Nlneteen-year-Cld pianist Ruth
Julia Slenczynski, child prodigy at
the age of and known to concert
goers on beth sides of the Atlantic,
was married to George Born, "a
year-old advertising man, June II,
her father, Joseph S!enczynski, re-
Vealed Tuesday
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
NLRB ORDERS ELECTION

WASHINGTON, July 4. IUP) =
The national labor relations board
has ordered an election to be con-
Quoted among nurses employed at
the DoWney, Cal, plant of the Con-
solidated Vultee Aircraft corp.
The nurses will vote on whether
they wish to be represented by To-
cal 904, United Auto Workers, CIO.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
Price Jump Due on Sheet
And Pillow Slip Types

WASHINGTON, July 4. CUP)-
New and higher price ceilings for
major types of sheets and pillow
cases, denims and other cotton tex
tile items will be announced this
week, the office of price aominis-
tration said
OPA Chief Chester BoWles said
1t is impossible to determine i'm
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
By DAN MCGUIRE

ABOARD A u. S. CARRIER
FLAGSHIP OFF THE MARIANAS,
June "a. DelayedD-CUP)--Lieut-
enant tjg) HarWood Hank Sharp,
%, Oakland, Calf, is a firm be-
lever in guardian angels after what
happened to him when he went out
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
SIUGGED AND ROBBED

Lloyd Scates, 555 Commercial
Street, reported to local police Mon
day that he was beaten and robbed
by two young men when he hitched
a ride with them near the Fair
Grounds in Imperial.
Scates says he was struck with a
coke" bottle, knocked out. and re-
lieved of $60l4.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
Church Ceremony Unites
Couple in Marriage

Robbins, U. S. marine stationed at
the Ell Centre marine base. The
ceremony was held in the sanctuary
of the First Baptist church with
the Rev Charles II. Burrill, pastor.
officiating. The brides brother. Fred
Howard King, was the only attend
ant. Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
II. King, were present. toH1U
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
MEXICAN PICKED UP

A Mexican without passport pa
pers in his possession was found by
police in the 400 block next to the
railroad between Park and Adams
Streets. Officers turned him over to
immigration authorities.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
CALENDAR
TUESDAY

Central Labor Council, 8, Labor
} temple.
WEDNESDAY,
Student skating party, 1870, rink.
City Council, 1880, City Hall.
State guard, 1880, stadium.
G. A. p, 1880, high school.
2O-30 club, 3, California hotel.
Servicemen's dance, $3.50, veterans
hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
DECREE GRANTED

An interlocutory divorce decree
was granted in Imperial county SUI
perior court Monday to Gladys Bal
linger in her suit against Alfred H
Ballinger.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
LICENSE ISSUED

County Clerk w. j. McClelland
Monday issued a marriage license
to Armour Wilmer Robbins, "a, ma
rine, and Carol Isabelle King, l8,
Pittsburgh
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
MARRIAGES ANNULLED

The marriage of Harold Ruark
and Jean Ruark; and Mildred
Elizabeth Snow and William Henry
Snow were annulled in Ell Centre
Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
REPORTS WATCH STOLEN

June Lee reports that someone re-
lieved her of a $50 Hamilton watch
when she moved to 78l Commercial
Street. She says that the watch is
engraved with her name.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
Phone 800

In the presence of relatives and
a few friends Miss Carol Isabelle
King of Pittsburg, Calf, Saturday
became the bride of Armour Wilmer
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04

-Four hundred species of trees
have been found in an area only
three miles square in Brazil.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
VISITS IN VALLEY

Mrs. Jeff Mills, former Ell Cen
tran, is visiting in Ell Centre from
her present home in Compton. She
expects to be in Imperial Valley
until Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-04
Cs4sS.' sesoe'. OF Interest to Women
iiiomos Monnc Become Citizens

DIR. Thomas
Mann,
famous
biOgrapher,
whose
German
citizenship
was cancelled
in 1896
by Adolf
Hitler. and
his wife are
shown in
Federal Court
in Los
Angeles after
taking oath
to become
United States
citizens.
DIR. Mann was
expelled from
Germany
because of
his anti-NaZi
writings.
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pbern un6 8il6ern ,,ent3iidt" 6einer
5u geoenfen, oa bod beute our9 bic
Belt oes abenolanoilden Gel ties bic
Ingit manoert, INNER groBer, bor
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@ottes uraltbeiligen Eafeln ser Orb.
nung uno bes @eiebes, oes &e9tes
uno Der 2iebe, our9 Sabrbunoerte
gebeiligt uno gebittet, panten, uno
es riittelt uno idiittelt Der 5turm
madtig, ite enogiiltig nieoer3ulegen:
untergang oes 9lbenblan6es? 8elt.
grob nabern iid bonn Often BET bro.
bend @etpalten oem iibern1ii6eten 8e.
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gu betpunoern, 5u tporten2 Miiiien
mir oa nidt bieln1ebr in eilen6er Sait
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mir tptrfltd nod 3eit, 3u retten?
Sd idaue gum gbriitusbil6 em.
por, oas id ounfel-leiie in ietneu
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Siiael, auf benen ou rubit tpie Elm
iiebenarmiger 2eu6ter.
3u SiiBen oes eroben, bron5enen
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ge Sta6t &ber fann nidt ou9 iiber
6i9 in elmer ounflen Stunbe bic
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breden? @arum iollteit ou beridont
bleiben, berrlidlte aller Std6te2 OaB
ou ,,ourd @briitus mebr ols ourd
Die gaiaren Die etpise biit in Der
3eit", oas lit fein Sdus eeeen tpiloe
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freien6e aunbe aus ber gottesmelt su
,tus unb iiber uns fotsr1t.
Sn Der @efdi9te rtnet oas @0tt'
lide nit iataniiden @egenma6ten.
8ir ftn0 iiber5eugt, 6aB aud Der &C.
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tpeet, uno tp6re es MIR fraft Der get
itig-ftHltden Normen, 6eren @etuubt.
fein Die idSpferiide 11rmadt in bic
Menidenbruf eefenft bat. geie uno
nimmer gIouben tpir an cine @inn.
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@ombeneei6maoer. Ser esuise Gbri'
itus 1T iiberoies aud nidt an bid
eebunben. .gs tpir6 oer 8iidef bon
&om onbersmobin nan6ern - tpie in
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6ubrung oes giidofs bon Rou. oes
redtmaBigen 9eadfoIgers Betrt &c"
bunoen, nidt aber an fem BeiIen in
oeiner l1mgren3une. l1n6 mas bot es
bollen6s fir einen Stnn in Weto.
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Roma Aeterma
(@ine Diterbetro9tung boz, 9. ~

(@tne Sfterbetrddtune Bon 3. ~
Stabt oes 2i9tes, etpiees 0fom, tpie
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i9immernoen uno itrableroen. geur
Der Weon6 ienoet 5lt1petlen niioen. fil'
bermtloen @lana iiber oeine lieben
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loitgfeit bes natiirli9en un6 gei6t9t'
li6en Bro3eiies, an cine Seimatloitg'
feit 6es @eiltes i'm &osmos. @inmal
fommt 6ie 5tun6e, oa ertpa6it Die
Iebre aus Salm, Bur5el uno @ro-
rei6, einnal miro oo6 oas Rei6 oes
Srie6ens, oas @ottesreid iid erbauen.
ltns 5iemt nidt 11ngeoulo, ionoern
@brfur9t. unb mir tpiiien: bebor Der
Srieben BEL uns tpobnen fann uno
aud mir einftimmen oiirfen in bic
2obpreiiung 6es @ottliden, oas Die
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5u tnarten, 6enn (Sie &ealitGt Des
@eiites lit etpig-gegenpdrtig, uno emig
neu bou5iebt itd bas Sitertpunoer i'm
eldubigen Meni6enber5en, 6em es ge'
eeben 1T, elm Die ean5e S9opfung
ourdmaltenoes ieliees @ebeimnis 81,
fniioen.
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BtioqAfakt 1N4

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fben, bic ia audi oas l1nterpfan6 I'm.
fera eigenen einfttgen Auferitebung
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lniern y8lauben 51 neuen 2eben.
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8os entbrannt lit, 10 fann tein 3tpei.
fel beiteben iiber Ben ausgane eiefes
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in Na6t uno @rauen>
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fomen, blutigen 3tpiites. Sa, Der
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uno 8irflidfeit iteben at bleiben,
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oeripruds itebt Die etpige @egentpart
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preiiung ia bon ieber oie gbriiten.
menl6beit einitimnte, no6ten bic
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bon oem Sriumpbe oes @ottmenI6en
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Sir 6as Seute masft 6u ioreen,
Dod oeraib nidt auf oas Moreen,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-14

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drew European assignments, cover
ing six countries now being liber-
ated or soon to be.
Most attention centered on the
unexpected naming of Mr.. Lane to
the Polish government at London.
1t comes at a tine when Premier
Stanislaw Mikolafzy is still try
ing, so far as is known here, to
work out some agreement with Mos
COW whereby his government may
be merged with the Soviet-spon-
sored Polish Committee of Liberia
ton.
Two Possible interpretations. .
There were two possible inter
pretations of the Presidents action
as diplomats saw it. One was that
an agreement for settlement of the
Russo-Polish dispute had actually
been arrived at or was near, so thai
the President felt free to name ar
Ambassador whose duties could b.
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continued. regardless Of the merger
of the government in exile and the
Polish Committee, which actually is
doing the administrative work in
Russian liberated areas of Poland.
The other Interpretation was that
on the question of Poland the
United States was determined, re-
CARELESS of Russian policy, to stand
by the exiled government. It is at
this point that domestic political
implications come in, since there is
large Polish American vote in
this country which is believed by
officials here to be committed to
support of the London regime.
The United States has been with
out even nominal diplomatic
representative to the exiled Polish
government for several months. The
last Ambassador was Anthony J
Drexel Biddle, who resigned as Am
| baSSador to the Polish and several
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-21
other exiled governments early thi
year to enter military service.

other exiled governments early this
year to enter military service.
Reference to Baltic States.
The diplomatic list also contained
indirect reference to Latvia and Es-
tonja, which, along with Lthuania,
comprise the Baltic states taken over
by Russia in 1910. American policy
has always been not to recognize the
claimed absorption Of the three
little countries into the Soviet Union.
However, there was some specula-
ton, as result of yesterdays action,
whether the United States is inclined
to deal with the absorption as fat
accompi of European politics and
eventually get around to formal
recognition.
This could mean bucking Moscow
on Poland, but accepting the Soviet
position on the Baltic states. Yester-
days action was the assignment of
John G. Wiley, the former Minister
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Observers Here See
j. 5. and Soviet Still
Al Odds on Poland
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt's nomination
of Arthur Bliss Lane as Ambassador
to the exiled government of Poland
in London was interpreted here to-
day as. reaffirming United States
support for the regime which Russia
refuses to recognize or deal with.
Mr.. Lane, now Ambassador to Co.
lombia, is one Of eight ambassa-
doris whose names the President
submitted to the Senate yesterday
for confirmation. Five of the men
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bassador to Colombia.
The Senate promptly confirmed
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MI. Wiley, along with six other
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-21
Prince ChorIes Named
Recent Of Belgium

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-Press dis
patches from Brussels today de-
.clared the Belgian Parliament had
voted last night to install Prince
Charles as regent Of Belgium In the
absence Of his brother. King Leopold
now a prisoner of the Germans.
The prince will be sworn in today
the dispatches said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-21

1 Originally 1895 Love Seat. Green
damask 1895
/ Originally 1895 Large Slipper
Chair. Grey gabardine-
10 Originally $685. Lounge Chairs.
Rustic green tapestry
2 Originally s4.s5 Open Arm Pull
Up Chairs. Wine tapestry 1888
3 Originally 1895 Club Chairs.
Loose pillow back; plum tapestry,
1895
Originally 54.95 Maple Sofa. Blue
tapestry 1895
/ Originally 1895 Wing Chair.
Blue cotton crash --- 1885
2 Originally 1885 Boudoir Chairs.
Slightly soIed and damaged 1890
l Originally 22.95 Boudoir Chair.
Slightly soiled --------------15.o0
upholstered Furniture, Fourth Floor.
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Stationery
"A Originally sos Heavy Twill
Underarm Cases, leather bound,
2.9S
IS Originally $50 Underarm Cases,
3.25
40 Originally 5.95 Three Ring
Cases, twill with tan feathers trim,
$50
Is Originally 500 Khaki Cases, 3
rings, leather trim
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