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Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
ACACIA FARM CENTER SETS
SATURDAY NIGHT MEET

A tacky party, a box social, prizes
and dancing all are on the program
for the Acacia farm center meeting
at s pm. Saturday. Don Cruick-
shank. director. announced We'd
nesday.
Cruickshank said that no one in
the Acacia area should miss this
big party. Assistant Farm Advisor
H. Lee Landerman will be present
to assist with the entertainment.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
Legion Arranges
Fifth Area Meet

Final arrangements were made at
meeting Tuesday night for enter
tainment of American Legionnaires
to attend a fifth area meeting in
El Centro November !.
All southern California Legion
posts will be represented.
Women of the Second Baptist
church. with Mrs. Laura Washing
ton in charge. will prepare and
serve a southern fried chicken din
ner at Veterans Memorial hall at
noon for all delegates. All Legion
naires in Imperial valley are in
vited to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
0oops. There

0oops. There
That long tunnel at Harding
fchool, where the children had to
knecl down and crawl under wet
curtain in tho fun house. was nnn Of
The best of the Halloween gadge's
there It was difficult, however. to
keep the Youngsters from iamminc
no the tunnel. Bill Outlook acted as
guard 10 avoid a bottle neck.
Wait there. Sonny he said to all
excited little boy who hurried tc-
ward tho tunnel. There are too
many in there now"
The little fellow hoped up and
down and made several breaks to-
ward the tunnel.
You'll just have to wait. I'm
afraid Duflock explained to the
restless younsster. That tunnel il
full"
rs that the tunnel?" the boy
gasped as he ran madlv down an
other hallway. why. ] thought it
was the :" his voice died away in
the dis ance.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
District Leases
Land for Duck
Feeding Grounds
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CONTINUED from Page One1
areas" and thus eliminate the
mounting damage to farmers.
The lease is for land closer to the
state preserve than last years expe-
rimental plot, officials point out.
The nearer location. it is held. will
attract ducks more readily and thus
divert them from the adjacent crop
areas
The lease will terminate March /.
1945. Dermody said.
Planting plans by the association
are being arranged to meet migra-
tory periods in the Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
Rural Recreation
Dance Slated

The rural recreation council will
have one of its popular dances Fri
day night at Veterans Memorial hall
in Ell Centre with something special
planned as an added attraction.
Members of the American Legion
auxiliary will serve refreshments
during the evening.
A good orchestra and the usual
minimum charge will be the order
of the evening, those in charge an
nounced Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
EI Ceniro Holds
War Chest Lead

FL Centro still helC first place in
the War Chest drive Wednesday
when BraWley's promised surprise
failed to materialiZc.
Ell cen.-o-s23,
BraWley- $16355
Leaders and officials in the cam
raign became genuinely concerned
Wednesday, showing the first an
xiety since the Crive began in Octo-
Der.
We must get down to business
and finish this thing" Warren Cur
rier, county chairman, declared
Wednesday. Il feel certain the mon
ey is here. All we have TO do is go
and get it Residents of the county
have been most helpful anC thought
tul in mailing in their contributions.
7 appeal to the team members,
please call on all the persons you
are responsible for contracting. 1t
will be easier for everyone If we
hurry though. Everyone wearies of
q. long struggle to get the money.
Please get busy and turn in your
collections.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
SPRUCE -wEsTMoRLAND FARM
CENTER To NAME LEADERS

Election Of officers to carry on the
work and plan the meetings dur
ing the coming year will take place
at a meeting Of the Spruce -Westmor-
land farm center at Westmorland
school at pm. Thursday.
Secretary Scott B. Foulds of the
Imperial County Farm Bureau will
discuss the amendments to appear
on the ballot at the election next
Tuesday. Glenn Walker, director
said Wednesday.
He called attention 10 the fact that
the meeting will be held Thursday
instead of Friday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
NO STUD POKER

CHICAGO, Oct. 30. tUP)-PuDlic
card rooms at San Diego, California,
where players may play draw poker
contract or auction bridge, now are
licensed and regulated under new
city ordinance, the International
City Managers association reported.
Stud poker is illegal under a state
law.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
BLIND LAWYER WINS

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct 80.
tUP)-A precedent was established
in probate court when Attorney
John F. Nagle. blind lawyer read
questions to witnesses by means OF
Braille. Nagle's client won the case.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
ANOTHER USE FOR JEEP

WALTHAM, Mass. Oct. 80. CUP)
Besides its extensive use on the
farm, the army jeep can be used
after the war as an effective forest
tire fighter, according to U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture reports.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
BEGAN IN ATTIC

BEGAN IN ATTIC
BOSTON, Oct 80. tUP)-In an
attic on West Cedar street, Fred
and Charles Fisher planned the au-
tomobile innovations which made
the trademark Body by Fisher in
ternationally famous and earned
them more than S800,000,OOO.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
GIRLS BOOST ENROLMENT

CHICAGO. Oct. 30. (UPl-Mun-
delein college. l5year-old sky
scraper college for women, an
nounced a record enrolment of $40
students. a 26 per cent increase
over last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
RAMBLING REPORTER

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tummy was just right for that sort
of costume.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
An Ill Wind

Wasn't it nice of the youngsters
TO put soap on the store windows in
Ell Centro Tuesday night? Now they
are being given a good wash, some
thing several of them haven't had
ince you know when.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-01
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

CreomuIsion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in
famed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell YOU
a bottle of Creomulsion with the iln-
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
TO have your money back.
CIRCUMCISION
'or Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
su4us t-nEst s-s'5s .HE1tr7s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

PAULETTE GODDARD kisses
three actors besides her co-star
Sonny TUFTS, An II Love a Soldier, "
inasmuch as she plays a girl who
feels it a war duty 10 send sol
diers away 20 war with a kiss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Death lotltes


BONEN-M March \ 1914 George ~
rrvrI1f N t,vrtyu ttrUr ff1v-rr-
brother 81 A r. Bowen at Cleveland
o MIS- r Mime Hubert aud Mics
hmma r Bowen. Funeral service ats
chape. OF the William X Hamilton
CO., CaEs Ave-. ~ AleNantrinf
Saturday at go on
CAPILLI Margaret March %. be
loved wife pi ne late Michael
dear mother 81 a. CupikH hnd
Mrs. stephanie Mailza Funeral
Monday rom BaEUhS TN. FHNfiiT
Home corner Boulevard sHd p
F1miS Church al 3d. Irtcrmeuf
TRENCH 80 Alive Ernest 90
Camp HaHue Cal formerly $3.50
FurrVr Detroit. suddenly March =.
beloved son OF Emma and Lawrence
fIeGrh dear brother OF Mrs Lula
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ne Mcfarland Funeral Home hf1l
SChaefer road Dearborn upon arrival
tn Friday service from the
chapel saturday 3 J. m lrteruenf
Cadillac Memorial PARK
FRITZ March 5. lgif william r.
beloved husband of Marearettc
dear father Of Mrs Charles Rodnas
Airs Norman Tanner and PVT Rus
sell L. : Army also leaves one
brother three sisters and three
grandchildren Funeral service Sstur-
day $50 a m. from me "
Nancy Chapel Lincoln and hauruch
~ n ~ 81 Domlnlc church
JAki RiEC--Msrch :. 1914. Leonard
loving son OF Nettie dear brother
~ Eleanor Alexander Nm GTlDuonF
Helen. Theresa Irene Florence So
John. PFC Frank JakubieC U =.
Army FuneFa. Monday from RESI-
Gence. 1881 Thirty third So 30
M. Assumption Church az
OSMOTHERLN- g. Ivan or
l443l TrOester beloved husband OF
Elizabeth. Funeral service saturday
p m a. A h Peters Funeral
PELTOIA Thomas 90 March 2 OF
~2979 Fort psft f4n-niu PARK nc
Owed husband Ut Eleanor nee
GoodcHl, dear brother of Edward
,nd Mrs VIM Borne 81 Lincoln
Park Wagner Reno and Mrs Earl
Fryer 90 Detroit, kuu-ln-iaw Of Nj.
and Mr. Thomas GoodeN 90 Lincoln
Park Funeral from SlsGu Funeral
Chapel. 1852 For - Lincoln Pbrk.
Monday = 3 m- Rural " osaneEa
Cemetery
PONLEsLAND-March q Annie b.
age 5r Mt rrrtrfvrrrr. fNfT1 MICK
beloved wife of CHARLES dear mother
Of Mrs. Edward Adams and Mrs
Raymond DAVIS sister OF Emma H.
robnng. Funerat from Xer
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a. outer Drive SATURDAY an ~
WALIINGToN- March : Walter f.
al the home Of his daughter-in
Law Mrs Fila AaIlIugf0u 1917
RaaamakPr ave dear father ~
Walter g. WslIngt0n brother az
Edward on Twin Falls Ida eraud
father of Jane Virginia Add DONNA
Warrington. Funeral service from the
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The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-01-31
Soldiers Vote

Congratulations to Pres. Roosevelt on his Wig
orous demand that Congress let soldiers vote.
1t left the politicians who oppose federal voting
provisions shivering and shmmying around as they
tried to their nakedness with the thread
bare Estates rights excuses he had blown away.
If the matter is left to the states, as in the
EastlandMcClellan bill passed by the Senate, only
a handful of servicemen will be able to vote. Only
through federal action as in the Lucas-Green-
Worley BILL will there be any real soldiers vote.
Congratulations, too, to the CLIO unions and
members who have led the fight for the soldiers
vote. Senators Taft and Holman and other OPP
pOnents of the soldiers vote have given the CLIO
full credit on the floor of Congress, telling how
they have been swamped with demands from
CLIO sources
Let's keep up the good work Of smoking out the
politicians who block the American peoples demand
TO let our soldiers vote.
Call for q record vote in the House on the
Worley bill, so everyone may know how his
Congressman stands the soldiers vote.
And call your Senators to enact the
Lucas-Green federal balloting bill or stand
exposed deniers of democratic rights to our
fighting men.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-01-31
The Smith Committee

Wherever anyone is really trying to do job
to serve the common people and win the war, look
for Congressman Howard Smith. He'll be right
there with his smears and his sneers, his mud and
his monkey wrench
Smith declared on labor long before war
on the Axis was declared, He IL still sticking
TO his first hate
Through the strike provoking Smith Connally
act, Smith sought to crush the unions and deprive
working people of their democratic political rights.
His pique at failing fully to achieve both pur-
poses is shown by his recent ridiculous attack on
the CIO Political Action Committee and his attempts
to make the War Labor Board an open-shop agency.
Yet Congress has turned over to this individ-
ual the craftsmanship of a Congressional investi-
eating committee
This Smith committee has consistently sought
to smear, obstruct and undermine every government
agency working to strengthen the war effort.
First it jumped on the OPA, attacking every
effort of that agency to keep down the cost of living.
Now 1t is after the Fair Employment Practices
Committee, threatening its work to eliminate dis
ordinations that hamper the effort.
The committees latest victim is the Natl. War
Labor Board, which 1t attacks for compelling en-
ployers to arbtrate labor disputes.
It even has the gall to claim the Board has no
authority to issue maintenance of membership
directives, though Smiths efforts to outlaw union
security were defeated in Congress.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-01-31
.ABC Of Stability

CLOS policy on wages and initiation reaffirmed
by the CLIO executive board is as simple as ABC.
A GROSS injustice has been visited on the work.
~ ers by the failure of Congress to control living
costs through subsidies and adequately to tax war
profits and high incomes. Wages have been stabi-
lzed at 15% above the level of Jan. /, 1871, while
living costs have risen at least 1850 since then.
DASIC to economic stability and the prevention
- of imitation is a stable relationship between
wages and prices as called for in the Price Control
Act of Oct. 2, 1912. This requires an upward adj
justment Of wages in line with the rise in prices.
CONGRESS at the same time must prevent
~ further imitation by voting adequate subsidies
to control living costs supporting extended ration
ing, and enacting fair taxation, including renegotia
tion of war contracts, to end profiteering and
take the surplus from the upper incomes
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-01-31
q! 4; Il

In this and all its other efforts the Smith
committee Is promoting division, dissensOn, dis
ruption and discrimination that harm the
This committee is the creature of the House Of
Representatives, which can discontinue its disgrace
full activities at any time. The CIO Executive
Board says that time should be right now.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-01-31

SSSsS,
getting more and more impatient with theories and
formulas and indices that don't correspond to
known facts.
'Let's find out how much the cost of living has
really gone up," their union representatives told
the President, and he appointed committee for
this purpose.
So CLIO statisticians went to work to bring
statistics down to earth, and to find out how much
more working people are actually paying for their
groceries, their restaurant meals, their clothing
their housing, ETC.
The report submitted by the labor members Of
the Presidents committee Is the most practical,
realistic, comprehensive and scholarly study ever
made OF living costs, and 1t shows they have risen
by at least 435% from January, 1871, to December,
1913.
It's conclusions won't surprise working people,
who know very definitely how much more 1t costs
them to live today. But they do prove that honest
and competent statistics can correspond with the
known facts Of life.
Laurel outlook., 1944-10-18

OF machinery. 1t may not be long
until Lois is here with me.
L enjoy the Outlooks that friends
SEND me and L am always interested
In learning the locations of the 9TH
ers IN the service. l would like to
make a donation towards the paper.
Public relations office, Edgwood
Arsenal, Nd, Oct. 20:
lhe graduating exercises of the
AR Chemical Officers Course will
be held here tomorrow.
Inns course, of four weeks dura-
ton, is designed to give chemical
warfare officers training in chemi-
cal warfare and specialized training
IN army air force organization,
chemical supply channels, func-
tlonlng and maintenance of chemical
warfare material peculiar to the air
FORCES and air chemical operations.
Among the officers graduating is
lst Lieut.. Mayo j. Lawrenz, whose
nome is in Laurel, Mont. Before
entering the army, Lieutenant Law
REM was a chemist with the Union
Oil Refining Co.
Laurel outlook., 1944-10-18
Letters
From Our Boys
and Girls

A former Laurel resident and
student, Patricia Judd, has been
promoted to private first class In
the marine corps women's reserve,
She now is stationed at the Marine
corps air station, Ell Centre, Calf.
where she serves as clerk in the
post exchange.
After Private Judd's graduation
from Laurel high school in 1941 she
attended the University of Utah.
She enlisted last December.
Public relations office, U. S.
marine CORPS, San Francisco:
Field Cook William David Web
ster, %, son of Mrs. d. &C. Webster,
has been brought back from the
Pacific after 20 months of overseas
DUTY with the marines and is eligi-
BILE for furlough.
The young marine, husband of the
former Alma Plaisted, joined the
Leathernecks four years ago, and
was last stationed in Noumea, New
Caledonia. At one time he attend
ed Billings high school.
Public relations office, army air
field, Ardmore, Okla, Oct. 10:
Staff Sgt. Lawrence Branstetter,
son of John o. B~ranstetter of Lau-
rel, is assigned to the 222nd COM
bat crew training station at this
second AAF flying field, where he
is completing final phase training
as an engineer gunner OF a heavy
bo~mbardment unit.
He entered the service March a,
1912, and received army air force
gunnery training at AAF, Kingman,
Ariz. He was promoted to staff
sergeant June /, 1913.
Before entering the service he
was a farmer. He attended Powell,
Wyo., high school. His wife Erma
and child reside at Laurel.
PFC. Herbert Kindsfater, New
Guinea, Sept. %:
l enjoy the Laurel Outlook more
each time I receive it. It's pretty
old by the time it reaches me, but
it is full of news I like to read.
The army isn't getting me down
too much, but nevertheless I'd rath-
er be home. Wouldn't anybody?
I surely enjoy the Letters Col
umn and I see that many OF the
bows who write are overseas. 1
guess the paper is highly appreciat-
ed over here.
New Guinea is quite some place.
The weather, naturally, is hot and
there are occasional rains. There
are some very beautiful beaches
Laurel outlook., 1944-10-18
NALENDAR
Ooming Events.
Friday, Oct. 20.

The four circles of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service will
meet in the afternoon as follows:
Naomi-1:30 dessert luncheon at
the home of Mrs. A. M. Olafson.
Mary-2:00 o'clock dessert lunch
con at Mrs. j. w. Longs home.
Ruth-at 2:30 at the home of Mrs.