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Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
Sin gutter Stat

8rofeiior g., Elm urtpl9iiges Ser.
liner Original, oa8u elm eineefleif9.
ter S~unggeicae, mar OF ieines trode.
men @iBes aagemein befannt. 9a.
neben aber fonnte man in ieiner
alinif audi iebr biel lernetl, 10 6aB
iebr biele iunge 9lerate iid bemiib.
ten, BEL ibm ibr praftii9es Sabr 81
nbloloieren. ginmal tpar elmer BON
oieien Observation-Disclosures BEL ibm
tatig, Dem man einen DEFENDERS lang.
iamen u@e0anfengange nadiagte.
Oieier bon ser Natlir ettpas itiefmiit.
terli6 bebanoelte iunge Mann 5og
iid zines Cages benin Sport einen
8einbru1 5i uno blieb oesbal6 Ian.
eere 9eit pom Gienite fern. Nls er
ii9 mieoer geiuno meloete, fragte
i'm 8rofeiior g.: Sea, fpie gebt's
oenn?" .Oanfe, iebr gut, Serr Bro.
%feIlor; ib fam iest iogar better luu-
fen als Dor Dem 9einbrud." 0ar.
auf erwioerte 8rofeiior q. i'm I'm.
perfdlI6ten 9erliner 9ialeft: 80?
- Sea, MI nod me tiidtige @ebirn-
eriaiitteruns, Damn sebt oas Denfen
audi beiierl"
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03

Meni6enblut @ift lei. Damn u6er
aeiete es lid, Dab Ole meni4li6en
8lutforper6en inter nmIt1n6eit
aud our6 Menidenbllit ngglutiniert
tueroen tonnen. 0as muB 6eion6ers
6ei 8ornobme elmer 8lutii6ertro
grtng beaftet peroen.
Set Dem Sabre 1900 wiiien mir,
0aB ni6t ieOer @eni6 oas 8lut ie.
oes on6eren Oertr6gt. &lio aud
MenIdenblut lit IN bielen 6aaen
fir Weni9en6lut Elm @ift. gS gibt
bier arten menidliden 8lutes ODER,
wie man iagt, bier 8lutgruppen,
sic niGt obne peiteres %5uIammen-
paIien. SLOPE man einen Meni6en
glut elmer ibm nidt 5utragl:den
Grippe elm, 10 peroen ieine 8lut-
forperhen ebenfals agglutiniert,
uno oas fam 5u i9pern @eiuno.
6eitsItorungert, inter nmItdnoen
gum SUue HIDlell.
9ober bari gu elmer Sransfuiton
1tets nur Ierologii6 g~eignetes 8lut
8erpenOung fin0en. Die beutigen
Neutrality-suspicious. iino 10 meit
berboafommnet, Dob Die @ruppen-
auqeb0rigfeit Oes 8lutes in ieOem
San abIolrt fiber feitgeitelt meroen
fam. QGeroings lit es ni6t ausge-
i6loflen, oaB ii9 elm &r5t trob
gr0Bter @epiiienbaftigfeit ood ein-
nal irrt. 8eionoers Damn, Denn Die
Sransfulion bei beitebenoer 2ebens-
oefobr 10 i9neG borgenommen mer-
Sen muB, oaB our nnteriudung nur
Iebr wenig Belt our 8e~rfiigung itebt.
Mnoererieits lit trob germeroung
6es ri9tigen 8lutes elm MiBerfolg
in beItimmten S1Ien m0gli9, tDenn
ps ii6 Inn f0rperli6 bereits iebr
geidmG9te BerIonen ooer nm iol6e
banoeIt, sic an beitimmten &ranf-
beiten lei0en, beIonoers an Ser5-
un0 Gierenlei6en. @ber i'm gan5en
ftno 6ebli6ldge Oo6 auBeroroentli6
Ielten. Sn 2onOon famen unter
5000 SransfuIicnen in Ben Sabren
1928 Big 1923 insgeiamt nur bier
SooesfGGe Dor. tu9 i6pere Sto-
rungen oes Observation-Disclosures tro-
ten MIR gan5 ielten auf.
Sn %iiingiter 8eit lit iogar infolge
b~eionoerer MaBnabmen Die gefabr-
Ioie Sransfuiion bon Gier6lut ouf
an0ere Siere gelungen. 9ie eiaent-
li9 giftig tpirfen0e SubItana lit i'm
8lutierum entbalten. Durd 3entri-
fugen bat man Die rotten 8lutfor-
per6en BON oieiem getrennt. Man
bat, nie Ser te9nii6e ausorud
beiBt oas 8lut ngeWaiden". 9ie 10
getuaidenen rotten 8lutf0rperden
fonnten anoeren Sierarten obne
i6limme Solgen eingeiprist meroen.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
WereiuS>& alenOer

GoncDrb Club, Sne. @r6iioent:
MIfreo S9peler; Sefretar, Srau q.
G9la9ter, 1868 Conn. ADe., g. Us.
@"eriammlung ie6en oritten Mittwo9
i'm Monat.
%rOipeet Sill Sriebbuf. 9rdiioent
Sreo @ogeliang; Sefretar, s. 8.
@infler; S9aBmeiIter: 2aurence ..
Stus. 8eri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Mfonat i'm Srieobofsgebauoe.
"A 9entide Sreimanrer 2pse
NGN Irminius, Scr. 25, T.M.M.W.
Nv Setretar: Greot. 8ertram,
1341 Sbepbero Ctr, &c. 6. Ser
iammlung am 1. 9ienstag i'm Wo-
nat I'M Nellen Maionic &empel, 13te
uno s StraBe, g. SO.
@rminins @ersniignnss . gerein.
9rdiioent: Senrp &ieiter; Setre-
tar: Ebeooor 2er9, 1905 Sie6ente
GtraBe, 90. IS. @"eriammlung am
/. Sonnabeno i'm Monat i'm Sauie
zines Witglieoes.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iftrift Scr. 40. %r6ii6ent, Mi9el
poiner; Setret6r, @briitian &ronen-
bitter, 1104 8onipant Ctr, Silper
Spring, Mo. @eri. am 4. Sreitag
i'm Wtonat i'm n5ipe 8oint Sapern",
lite un6 6 StraBe, Norooit.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iitrift Nr. 100. 9r6ii6ent: Sobn
@reolein; Sefretdr: gbriitian Gbriit,
1922 Siinfte StraBe, g. IS. 8eri.
am A. 9ieilstng inn Monat i'm Squire
Scr. 1920 S StraBe, 81. 6.
&nppert 9eim Sranen Silfsber-
elm. Hraii0entin: Srau @rnit IS.
8ropn; SefretGrin: Sroit Mabel
9ies. 9~eriammlung am 2. 9iens-
tag i'm Wonat, 2 l1br na@mittags,
I'M Seine.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
@0Wemritt int &aher
Bon Der s~6wimmfnnit Der siers.

Ser 8iiItenfonie lit ni6t MIR ell
bor3iigl;6er &eiter, pie mir ldor
aus Ser 2iteraturitun0e III bel
S6ule piiien. ST fam audi i6ptm
men. nno er entpidelt babel logai
cine groBe S9neaigfeit. 9ein @un.
ser BEL oieien mG6tigen @uSfeln!
g(ber nit Ieiner 8iOerItanOaraIi
III eS 6oG .ni6t iebr nett Der, Ano
man iagt, OoB er na6 5pei ailo'
metern oas &ennen oufgi6t, 9ie
&ntilope alio, oie er I'M @alier ber'
folgt, brolt1t nidt 5u Der3agelt, iDenlt
Tie MIR lpenige Minuten 8orIprung
81 geminnen bernlag. Sic bolt Is
lGnger aus ais Ser iurdt6nre So
ger. @ie ser etglii6e 6orIder
3feppleton beri6tet, trGgt ser Come
feline 8eoenfen, iid ms @alier gu
itiir5en, ipeltn cr 0aour6 iciner geu'
te Sen @eg a6I1neiOen fam. llls
tpetit es iid Inn cine flir5e Cutter
nung bonoelt, lit oos @ilO alid)
unrettbor p~erloren. Ser Miiitenf0nig
ihmimmt nit onge5ogcnen Goroer.
iiiBen. Die 6interbcine itredeu lidj
fpeit ms @oiier binoilS. ltn0 Dos
3ier bietet lit moild)er @inii6t oa@.
ieIbe Bib, ais 6ciili0e es iiG an
Dem felten 2an6e.
Gem Gier6einer fdllt OoS S6rpim-
men naturgemGb lcihter ais Dem
Mfenihen. 9os Sicr brnltflt in @ai'
ier, nenr eS DON Notltr aus eille
oglite Saltung" 6dt, 10 gut ME
feline g(nitrenguneen 81 MAIDEN, mn
Sen &opf ii6er @oiier 8ll 6oltell.
9os Ieltdtet gum 8eiipiel bor al
lem beim @iri6 ein, ser altd .altf
Dem 2on6e sen &opf redlt 1odl
trGgt ltt0 ser 0o9er obne gei6mcr
meite Strefen iMminmeno 3uriif.
legen fam. Ser Seefo9rer 8ebring
fat beo6o1tet, mie Stride i'm rel.
Benoen 6litB cine Strecfe BON 20 bis
30 Meilen lApinmeno betudltigten.
9(l8 beionoers tii1tige Sdmim.
merin gift Sic anterifanii6e @aiier'
rotte. Sic idnimmt ititnoenlang gu
i6rem reinen 8ergniigcll. Sic lit
i'm @aiier e6enio lebr 5u Sa1ie ME
auf oem 2on0e. Sic 3iebt beim
Sdmimmen sic 8foten Elm nno
Itredt Sen S6won3 aus. sic Der.
idminOet ipurloS, pern lid elm
Seino ndbert. 9(6er III 8irflid)teit
lit lie bod nod in ser N6be. Gle
0errat iid 0urd einen uinaigen
iduor5en 8ltnft. peun man gennuer
ouf 0ie @alero6erflG6e blidt. Ste
ier i6mor3e 9unft lit nidts onoeres
als Die Scale 0es 3ieres, 0as autiir-
lid 2nft bolen nntB. @ber ser gauge
iibrige &orper lit unter @ailer, utto
Ole &atte oern1ag in 0ieiey Gage
ni6t meniger ols 6rei 8ierteltun-
Sen SIT idmimmen. Sic braudt
wGbreno oieier gon8en 3eit nidt al
Die Sberfldde 81 tommen. SIT Oos
nidt edte ShmimmfunIt?
ait6 Oas Tin6, Oas 0o9 lpirflid
feint ~gute Saltung" bat, lit oes
S6pimmens funoig. God miro
ibm balls sic 2uft fnapp, uno ser
aufentbalt i'm @oiier 6auert ni9t
lange. Smmerbin lit beoba6tet NOR
ben, OoB iid Nin0erberoen berbdlt-
nismaBi9 lange %ihmimmeno gebalten
boben, ippnt Tie BON elmer lleber.
l6rpemmlng erreidt por6en parerl.
llno lie bielten %iolange aus, Bis
&ettung berbei fam. 9ab unier &inO
elm gutter S6mimmer pare, fam
man a~aerbings 0ennoG nidt be.
baltpten.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
LINDERN
. Sic r~heUmutisehe
. oder ~neUruIgisehe
. SCHMERzEN

nit Forni's Heil-Oel Liniment.
Rheumatische und neuralgische
Schmerzen sind oftmals nit Entztn-
dung, Schwellung, Bl~utstockung und
verlangsamter Zirkulation in den
behafteten Teilen v~erbunden. Viele
empfindliche Muskelschmerzen o
einfachem Rheumatismus, Neuritis,
muskulosen Ruckenschmerzen, kopf-
schmerzen, Verrenkungen, Schwel-
lungen und Quetschungen konnen
tatsachlich Won aussen gelindert wer-
den durch einfaches Einreiben nit
Forni's Heil-Oel Liniment. Dieses
ausgezeichnete Liniment arbeitet
schnell, den B~lutzuhuss in die YER
l~etzten, wunden, schmerzenden &C.
webe gu b~eschleunigen. Die Schmer-
zen lassen mach so vie die Natur
arbeitet, normales, aktives Muskel-
Wohlbehagen wieder herzustellen.
Versuchen Sic es an SIGH selbst vie
Tausende andere seit uber SO Jahren
getan haben. Sender Sic noch heute
$l.00 fur zwei regulare Crosse 3R
Unzen Flaschen Forni's Heil-Oel
Liniment, unter unserer ausdruckli-
chen Garantie vollstindiger Zufrie-
denheit oder Ihr Geld zurick. Sic
segnen den Tag. an dem Sic es
getan haben.
DR.. PETER FAHRNEY & SONS co.
, Dept. 10s-16F
2sol Washington Blvd, Chicago IL. III.
2se Stanley St. Winnipeg. Mon.s Con.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
Gbeitertum umb @baiu

q. 6. gbeiterton, Ser 9i6e, un6
Bernard Sbam, Ser Magere, trafen
in elmer @eieui6aft auiammen.
GbeIterton iaete:
Simmer, tpenn ih sic iebe, muB
i9 mir po~riteIen, es mare cine
Sungersnot alsgebroden."
Sbap ~antportete:
n&idtig. ltno INNER, penn ib
Sic iebe, maB i6 mir ooriteaen, Sic
Waren oaran idulo."
8 lie 2einpano gebt gu gn6e, Die
CUE bIeibt.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03

-@enn sic Sbr Sous, M06eI
o6er GutomobiI beriidern tpoaen
teIepbonieren sic bite ON Serrn s.
o. @infler, Rational 7789.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
8eredtiste Srase

~@eine Serri6aften", rief ser
StraBenban0ler, bier babe i6 einen
biegiamen &amm, nit Dem Sic ales
MAIDEN fonnen. Sic fonnen i'm oop-
pelt 5uiammenlegen, Sic fonnen i'm
nit einem Sammer 6earbeiten, sic
fOnnen i'm oreben."
,p&ann man iid aud oamit f1m-
men?" ert0nte cine Stimme aus
Dem Hu6lifum.
@er Elm shlaufopf lit, fennt
MIR elm ein3iaes Wort.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
Job S Daughters
Help Blind

One of the electives OF Jobs
Daughters throughout the nati1
is the raising CT funds for the pur-
pose of purchasing seeing eye dogs
TO be given to returning service
men who have lost their sight in
the war.
Ell Cen'ro ana Brawley bethels
contribute to this project and The
girls were interested in learning
this week. from Mrs. Effie JOHN
tone of San Francisco, grand guar
dian. of an exception made for one
of their fellow members Of the
order. a blind girl in Bakersfield.
This girl had served her bethel
as an officer and the group asked
if she might not be given seeing
eye cog also. This request was
granted and size received her deg
Sally, having to attend with Sally
the special training school in which
the owner and the animal learn
to work together. Mrs. Johnstcne
visited her in the school after three
weeks and in that short cpace OF
time, the girl and her dog had
been sc adjusted to each o. her that
they took Mrs. Johnstone on a
complete tour of the school builo-
ines ard grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
'sa'ss.' s"nsa. OF Interest to Women
ted By yAnneT Davis
Churches
Schools
{. {. Society to
Sponsor Easter
Sunrise Service

Ell Centre is to have an Easter
sunrise service this year to be held
Easter morning, April 9, at o'clock
in the city park, Sixth and Park
streets, this service to be sponsored
by the Christian Fndeavor society
of the State Street Christian church.
This decision was made at a
meeting of the society's executive
committee Wednesday right at the
home of Mrs. A. L. Deem. the group
deciding that this service should not
be eliminated from the Easter OBJ
servancc.
Other business discussed included
plans TO beautify the church grounds
and plans for a sand dune party
Tuesday evening, April 4, the Holt
vile and Brawley Christian church
societies joining in the affair which
will be given in honor of the Chap
man college Cardinal quartet, mem
bers of which are to be in the val
ley.
Mrs. Deem and her daughter,
Imogene, served a delicious Spanish
dinner to: Wilma Jeanne Lakey,
president: Mary Ellen Morgan, vice
president; Barbara Deem, secretary;
Lois ToWle. social chairman; Pa
5ricia Marshall, promotion chair
man. Ieola Mae Ashley, service
chairman. ard the Rev. Mr.. E. L.
Carter pastor and sponsor.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
New Babies at
City Hospital,

New babies in the FL Centre hos
pital nursery include:
James Holsie King, son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Clinton King, born
March "a
Ronald Iris Shaw, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Henry Shaw March "a
Susan Cochran, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Odell Cochran, born
on March %.
Russell Dean Hoft, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Dean Hoft, ST.,
born March 81.
Mary Jane Giblett, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis l.. Giblett, born
March 90
Teddy Ray Preece, born March
l8, son of Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Ken
meth Preece.
Lester Clay Collins, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Clay Collins
March II.
Hircelldean Delilah Painter
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hircel Lee
Painter, March 16.
Ronald James King, son of Mr.
ard Mrs. James Rolph King, March
Is.
Larry Roy Noble, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Gilbert Noble, Jr., March
| IS
Caroline Jean Boone, daughter OF
MI and Mrs. Russell Boone, horn
March 30.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
EARLY CHEyRON REGULATION

Regulations of the United States
marine corps in 1925 directed SER
geants to wear chevronS above the
elbow and corporals below the
! elbow.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1911
Christian Church Girls Chorus
To Give Concert Sunday

CT the oratorio, is 1oted for its
tcne color, anu It's climax CT the
Wagnerian theme which runs
throughout the oratorio.
Cther numbers to be presented
en- this program include two Easter
classics, The Palms tFaure) anG
Calvary" (RCdney), and other
numbers on TIE Eater thsme tc
be featured are: Lilies" CMumma)
"Bels Of the Morn" (Miles), Now
Christ Is Risen CHalD. "He Live
Again" Won Berge), Rejoice thc
Lord Is King" (Coerne).
Wilma Jeanne Lakey, known also
as one of the city's finect young
violinistS. is director fer the chorus
Estelle Livingston, organist. and
Hazel Lehman. pianist, will be
accompanies, with Virginia Mo
reno, Barbara Deem, Wilma Lake.
and Mary Ellen Morgan as the
soloists.
The concert is open to the general
public.
Monday night, April 3, the church
presents Emanuel Mansfield noted
Negro tenor, N a concert, also open
to the public
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
Council Meets
In HoltviNe

Red Cross camp and hospital
council fer the Imperial
area met Tuesday night in Holtville
Miss Betty Harris CT Hol.ville. pres-
ident, presiding, with repre- esenta-
tives of the camp and hospital COM
mittees from TIE various communi-
ties attending.
The group discussed mutual
prohemc and programs and heard
a request from radio gunnery
school stationed in the valley. this
school being anxious tC obtain ra-
dio parts, any sorts of used iunked
radio equipment being desirable
Anyone having radio parts to
contribute is acked to leave them
at the nearest Red Cross lead
quarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
Bridge Club
Entertained

Wednesday bridge club members
and guests enjoyed their meeting
this week at the home of Mrs. M. j.
LaBrucherie, south Cf Ell Centro,
where they met TO ra luncheon and
bridge game.
Covers were laid for Mes DANES
Howard FarnsWorth, John D. Jack
son, Frederick Powers Heald,
Stevens H. Harris, j. B. McNeece,
Robert r. SchWob. Robert E. Kim
der and the hostess.
High scores were won by Mrs.
Harris, and Mrs. LaBrucherie with
the travelling award gCing to Mrs
McNeece.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
Pro America TO
Present Houser
In Public Talk

Imperial Valley Pro America unit
will have it's annual meeting and
program Tuesday night, April IL,
in the Ell Centro junior college
auditorium, at which time the unit
will present 1t Gov. Frederick
Houser in an address, open to the
general public.
Mrs. Malcolm Marcurda, presi-
dent, will preside, presenting the
lieutenant governor of California
who is also a candidate for the
Republication nomination for SEN
ator from California. His cam
didacy has been endorsed by Cali
fornia chapter of Pro America.
At Pro Americas businecs meet
ing new Officers for the coming
year will be elected. Pro America
is a national Wcmen's political in
dependent organization, Republic
an in sympathy.
Mr.. Hcuser will speak at o'clock
and the meeting is open to every
cne interested in hearing him.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
Society
Clubs
Former Residents
Married Recently
In Fl. Ord Chapel

Mr.. and Mrs Hazel Gallagher
of Visalia, formerly of Ell Centro,
have announced the marriage OF
their daughter, Betty Celestia. to
Joseph Ernst Komenda, United
States Army, son of Mrs. Julia Ko-
menda of FL Centro and nephew of
John Drummer, also of Ell Centro.
The wedding was solemnized on
March II in the Fcrt Ord chapel.
Both young people are graduates
of Central, the Gallaghers living
in the valley until last spring when
Mr.. Gallagher, who was manager
of the Ell Centre branch of the
Security First National, was trans
ferred to Visalia.
Before entering the service, Mr..
Komenda was in business with his
uncle. He is at present stationed
at San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
First Student
Skating Party

Som &C students attended the
first Ct series of weekly events
being a part of the youth recreation
program which the Community
council is inaugurating for the youth
of the city.
With the cooperation of Herman
Zuckerman, owner of the rink, stu
dents are given the use of the rink
each Wednesday at special rate,
provided they present student body
cards.
American Legion and Auxiliary
members supply chaperonage as a
part of their community service
work, their chaperonage being at
the rink only, with the parents
responsible for the young people to
and from the rink.
For this first event, Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. II. Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Kenyon acted as chaperones.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30

SHOES
Ration book /, stamp l0, good for
one pair of shoes through April
80; ration book 3, airplane stamp
l, good indefinitely for one pair
OF rationed shoes.
MEAT, BUTTER, CIIEESE, OIL
Book 4 Red Stamps A8, B3, CO,
D8, E8, F3, G8, H8, J8, gCcd through
May 20, each fer 10 points.
Grease bonus - four cen & ant
two meat ration poin's per pcunt
cf salvaged kitchen fats.
SUGAR
Ration book 4, stamp No. 80 good
indefinitely for five pounds OF
sugar.
sugar stamp No. 40, coed for five
pounfs of canning sugar expires
Feb. 90, 1945.
GASOLINE
Coupon II, A book, GCod through
June 81.
CANNED GOODS
Book 4, Blue stamps Az, B8, CO,
D8. and E8 good through May 20.
each for 10 points.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
CALENDAR
THURSDAY

Surgical dressings. 1850. 10000
club.
Night school. I, high school.
Troop IL, 7, Scout hut. =
Troop 76, 1880. Methodist church.
Motor corps. 1880, 10000 club.
Building trades, 8, Labor temple.
B.P.O.E. No. 1925. 8. Elks club.
East-side Sunset, 8, Eastsidc school
FRIDAY y
Surgical dressings. 9-4. 10000 club.
Kiwanis club, IL, Barbara Worth.
Past Matrons, Patrons, $3.50, Ma
sonic temple.
Painters, 1890, Labor temple. e
Scouters training course, 1880, fire
hall. y
Fathers, Mothers of Fighters, 8.
court house.
Associated chambers of commerce,
8. Veterans hall.
Cid Time Dance, $3.50, Imperial
Veterans hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30

Girls chorus of the State Street
Christian church will give TIE third
annual Easter concert Palm Sunday
night, April 2, at 7:30 o'clock in the
church
This year the girls will Go Two
numbers from GCunod's The Re-
denption:" che OF these. Lovely
Appear" is taken frcm the third
part CT the ratorio and introduces
the spread of the good tidings
throughout the earth. The second,
"Unjold Ye Portals" which closes
the "Acension" second movement
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
Many Attend
Eks' Party

Serving ever 100 guests for din
ner, with % tables of bridge Ell
Centro Elks "wednesday night had
the most successful to date of the
monthly bridge dinners sponsored
by the lodge.
Bridqe prizes for the evenings
rlay went to Mrs. Colon Barrett
who held high score for the women
and to Mis-. Paul Wervc, second:
the mems prizes going to Allen P.
Nuffer, high, and John Ashley, Sec
ond
Next party is the evening of April
5, and will be the last in the series,
tournament prizes being awarded at
this time as well as those for the
evenings game.
These parties are for members
and friends, the next social event
sponsored by the lodge, the dance
Saturday night, being open only to
E!ks and their ladies.
South Bend, Ind, is north of
Nnrtl Ind
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
Jimmy Dunsans
lie ave Vallev

Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. (JInmy' Dun
gan are leaving the valley Friday
10 make their home in San Diego,
the change being made in the hope
that different climate will i'm
prove Mrs. Dungan's health.
Mr.. DUNCAN is manager of the
Ell Centre Edgar Hardware store
and was formerly resident cf
BraWley. a patrolman in that city.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
To Be Married in
Brawley Church

On April 8, in the BraWley Catho-
lie church, Rosie Leal of BraWley,
daughter of Mrs Rosario Vale, will
be married to 1t. Albert M. Dean
Of the U. S. Army Air Force ard
son of Mrs. Carmen Dean Of Braw-
ley.
After their marriage the young
couple will make their home at
Lancaster, 1t. Dean being stationed
at Muroc. Miss Leal attended the
Brawley schools, 1t Dean receiving
his education in the Phoenix, Ari-
zona, schools.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30

South Bend, Ind, is north of
North Bend, Ind
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-30
Old Time Dance
Friday Night

Rural Recreation Council will
sponsor an old time dance for this
Friday night, $3.50 o'clock in the
Imperial Veterans hall, and will
turn over all proceeds to the Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary unit in I'm
perial. These dances are open to
everyone and are among the most
popular events of the kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-07
1s Last sss"s THE EVENING STAR Washington
LEGAL NOTICES.
WdA1TON Z. LEsTER, Attorney,
Southern Building (5).

D1sTRIcr COURT OF THE UNITED
ssss pfo oE the Dsrgs Of
ministr ation.-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber. Of the state, Of MARYLAND,
the District Of Columbia, Letters Tesla
mentary on the estate Of Katherine C.
Iansdale. tate Of the District Of Columbia,
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof.
C ssi beoI. he i Day f sssai5Ser
1874: otherwise they may By law be ex-
GUIDED from all benent Of said estate,
December, 1913 LORENE LAN6DALK
BUCKLEY. Silver Spring. Maryland. lSeall
Attest: THOMAS 2yII; e. ,ScALLEY:. Deputy
lumbis. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-07
FAMILY ACCOUNTS

DECIDES TO START
RENEAR Ri6Hr
~ KEEPING TRACK
or EVERY PENNY
SPENT: CALLS TO
WIFE HOW MICH DID
THEY Ply For VE6-
eTA0lES XESTenAN:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-07
War Plant Enclosure
|Offers Refuge to Does
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER.-Two does found refuge
on the large military reservation
surrounding the Denver ordnance
plant during the hunting season.
How they got over or under the
high fence surrounding the plant
nobody knows, but when officials
saw them there they obtained a
buck deer from the State Game
Department and turned him loose
with the females. Orders were
issued that the little band Of deer
Is not to be disturbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-07
HARRISON T. SLAUGHTER. Attorney,
Munsey Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
sRiS s5 EsSSsJfisa & F4 AsiSaaBE
GIVEN that new. limited Partnership
/, Of the District Of Columbia Code, which
yin on January I. 1874, supersede A. I.
name under which the new limited part
nership viii do business Is sauls Plano.
graph Company. that the character Of
the business shall be all types Of photo.
hthographins and kindred and allied bqsj-
ness pertinent 70 general phcto.litho;;
ss e 81. BUSINESS Ss q ''a It'll Stree. e'f NW
ss. sonss two sh's es
Louise Charlotte sauls mo. 8 Montross
Drive North. Chevy Chase. Maryland)
NV, WASHINGTON. D: C., and one limited
partner Arthur j, Linn, Trustee Of the
Trust Estate Of Robert Leith Salts sykes.
vile, Maryland: that the amount Of
Do business is So, 900 90. Of which Louise
Charlotte sauls and Albert L. Tucker win
contribute S32 900 90 and Arthur J. Linn,
Trustee. has contributed 100000 90: that
under the terms Of the certificate Of
partnership Arthur J. Linn, Trustee. as
the limited partner. will be liable for the
debts of the partnership only to the
s1snt Of the S snG Of capital 3nd
1874. and terminate on December 81,
194s. unless continued as provided therein.
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