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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
CHARGES IN
SUIT DENIED
BY PROPHET

Thu long awaited reply by The
Rev. Dr. James y Prophet
Jones. 10 The suit FOR Ssoeoe
filed AGAINST him in Nayne Corr-
" circuit Court by his FORMER
church associates was nleo last
Fridav Us The prclate sifof
neys.
Ia a lhntc,n page husi TIM
Re, III Jones famed radio
preacher asked that the plain
tnfs ldll OF complaint against
him be- dismissed. and denied
that he had received any sum
OF none, whatever Tor tho use
Of the Triumph Kingdom az Cod
church. except tithcs He said The
tilhcs were placed by worshipncrs
IN 1.-THE box, the key TO which
remained IN the custody Of ROY.
Grore" r Rivers. one OF INC
plaintiffs.
Rev. Rivers is described AZ
Confined on page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
Talks To Girl
Who SpurnIs Him,
Then Kills Self


Despondency over bcns given
the brush-ots by his sweetheart
Was the reason advanced ny
homicide police ~ so Why Wilbur
Boycc 81. 44i L Bcthuue. killed
himself Win Shot gun
The wcll-known east-side bar
tender Shot himself ia the right
temple while he was talking over
tie telephone with Miss Vivian
Martin. 20, on August %. at
: ss pm
Miss Martin told policr that she
ana Boyce had been swee,hear's
and that they had an argument
week pao "a The suicide and
she lc,t him She said that hs
had been pleading with her 10
Take him back The Young vo-
man added that Boyce told her
he would kill himself II she
did not come back and live with
kim
The criiically injured man vas
found wing in tho yestibule on
The FIRST floor o. his home At
80 r. Bethune with a rifle on
tic floor underneath him.
Also in the house AZ tho time
OF the shooting we've Walter Ed
u.a,.de on Ar1elia Edwards OK.
(Continned on Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

President Urged To Push
Action On Unemployment

mcnt for all and speedy recover
sion. The Telegram follows:
Excellent Sir
"Prnblems of reconye rsion.
particularly OF employing total
population, demand speedy ac-
ton 10 avert unemployment and
widespread chaos. In the Detroit
area. thousands are already un-
employed and The total is mount
ing daily. The Detroit Tribune
therefore urges immediate action
with Administration backing on
FEPC and the Murray-Wagner-
patman Full Employment Bill.
"ro insure an orderly recon
version. we urge that you issue
"a supplementary Executive Order
extending the jurisdiction OF the
present Fair Employment prac-
tice committee. in order that the
agency viii not cease 20 fur''-
ti,n. as result OF var gvn1racs
Examinations.
"Until action is taken on pend
ing legislation before Congress.
we look TO your Administration
10 keep intact this agency which
has been in the forefront for
the democratic right Of employ
ment Tor all. so consistent with
our war and peace aims
"Now that the war is won.
We also urge that steps be TAX
On to cIiminat, Jim Grow in
the Army aud all other branches
Of The armed services. Units
ser,ing overseas and on occupa-
,iona duties should be intcsrat-
ed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
Woman Triicked
Out OF Sl73.N),
Finds Suspect


Mrs. Henrietta shelton -s'A
lIcidelburr. was arrested Friday
ON a charge OF larceny hy trick.
The defendant was accused ol
f.im-flamming Mrs. Evelyn hei-
H. 2272 Pierce. out Of sl7S
The complainant said that on
June 10 Mrs shelton aud ano''-
or woman told her that they
had found a purse containing
large sum OF money which they
offered to divide with her If she
could give up a sufficient sum
Of her own as a guarantee OF
good faith.
The confidence victim said she
gave the suspect and the Other
woman sl7s.4O. which they took
and then disappeared
On last Thursday. Mrs Kelly
pointed out the shelton woman
Continued on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
Tavern Manager
Sought For
Shooting Patron

Larry Robertson. 81. 1866 Theo-
dore. is In the Receiving hospital
suffering from a gun shot wound in
the lsfi side OF the head
Robertson was shot on August
IS in bar at SAL Russell
Police were able 10 learn from
Witnesses that Robertson went 10
the bar 10 get his wife and was
confronted bv Cecil Thorpe. 30.
manager OF the tavern Both men
became involved IN an argument.
Robertson told Thorpe that Al he
was trying 20 do was 70 ret his
vito ~ go home
As he hacked away With his
hand IN his neht pocket Thorpc.
according 10 Witnesses drrw 2 ern
and shot Robertson. Tic escaped
and Ia being sought nv ~olice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
DETROIT MADE REGIONAL
FEPC HEADQUARTERS

charge OF the Detroit Sub-re-
gional office. Due 70 reduction in
appropriated funds Tor FEPC Of
iices in Cleveland and cincinnati
we're among those closed Mr..
Swan who has been in charge
ct Dciroits Snh-regionai Office
Tor HE past three years. issued
the following statement
"1'hc real test - 10 whether or
moi Fair Employment Practices
have been accepted as a part OF
Americas democratic pattern.
viii he determined in the next
Few months Approximately 90
0e0 minority group workers ~
this area have been made idle
By cuf-baeks Unless these per-
sons are absorbed in civilian Jobs
comparable To Those held during
the war period. We will undoubt-
edly have loss in our pro-
ductiye capacity which viii he
detrimental to Americas peace
time economy
Mr.. Swan further sand that
FEPC Chairman Ross and sew
cral members OF the committee
discussed with President Truman
last week the question Of the
extent Of tho Committees contin-
uins jurisdiction A Qualification
on this matter is expected soon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
New Flim-Flam
Technique Barred


A new technique used by conf
dence men to flim-flam money out
or their victims VAS uncovered
this week by the Prosecutors Of
flee.
The victim OF this new twist in
the age-old game was Ernest
Kiss. OF 3405 Edscl Kiss told
Chief Asst Prosecutor Frank
Schemanske that Wade Holmes.
50. came 60 his home on June ,.
and told him that his sister had
played a mutual number aud had
won $500. but owed him sec for
The ticket lie explained that he
had 10 have the money before no
could collect lhe $500 Ne promis-
ed 10 return In thirty minutes
with the $500 Holmes did not
return Kiss came 70 the Prose-
cutor's office Monday and request
cd warrant for the suspects ar
resf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
Edward Swan
Named Director

Detroit last Saturday. August
-. became reeional headquarters
Committee on Fair Employment
for Region FOR the President s
Practice. This was announced by
Eugene Davis assistant director
cf field operations. who has been
IN Detroit for the past several
days superN isine the change.
Chairman Malcolm Ross am
nounced from Washington Satur-
day that Edward NJ Swan had
been appointed director for kc-
gion 5. comprising the states OF
Ohio. kentucky and Michigan
Swan was formerly examiner in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
|ACP SAYS
|M7RAMCK CASE
lT Be APPEALED

James J. McClendon. presl-
Of the Detroit NAACP. is
a release to the press this
reearding the Hamtramck
Ing case. His statement fol-
feanse OF general interest
Do disposition OF the Ham
* Housing case. the Detroit
FL NAAtp wishes 10 state
upon request OF the plain
Leroy g. White. and the
'nS committee. which had
'le'e charge OF the case
'shoui the hearing In the
tougis the matter was re-
\ 70 iue National Legal de-
Pent o. the NAACP review.
'reiul review by the Legal
|'men' Of the NAACP which
|aded by Thurgood Marshall.
counsel determined that
Nonllnued ON Page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
ROSEVILLIAN
SOUGHT BY
ARKANSASLAW
Has Been Here
For 20 Years

II has been learned that the
state OF Arkansas is insisting on
the extradition from Michigan OF
Joseph Hill because OF his escape
from Arkansas penitentiary. Hill
has been living in Rosevillc.
Michigan for the past twenty
years. Citizens OF Roseville as
sert that he has lived a model
life and they are interested in
preventing extradition TO Arkan-
sas The Macomb County Branch
of the NAACP and other organi-
cations are interested in the
ease.
In a letter TO the Governor
Of Michigan. Harry r Kelly
Gloster n. Current. executive
Continued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
BUTCHER KNIFE
WELDER HELD AS
MENTAL PATIENT

4 man who WAS looking FOR
Charley on Woodward ave-
me car sunday is being held for
mental observation on order OF
Judce Joseph a. CHS
The defendant is James Ellis
g. who according 10 witnesses
created disturbance on Wood
ward street car when he brar-
dished long knife and told the
conductor that he was looking
Tor a man named Charley who
had been trying to harm him
The defendants sister told
Judge Cnlis that she thought he
vas losing his mind
judge ellis found tho defend
ant guilty and sent him 10 the
Recorders court clinic FOR OBJ
servation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
FAKES ROBBERY
STORY SO WIFE
WON'T SQUAWK

Booker George 80. ISIS r. Po1-
mer, received aD-day sentence in
the Deiroi, house OF correction
Monday for reporting fake hold
up.
Detective Dave Marshall Of Hunt
street station said that George
called the police Sunday and re-
ported that he had tcen robbed
of $1,000 az Chcnc and Graliot
avenue. just one block from Hunt
street station. He said that he was
waiting for a street ear when a
man came along and grabbed his
hat In that hat band. George
claimed was hidden the $1,000 IN
$50 aud $500 bills
George went al length 90 de-
scribe the rohbcr lie told Mar
shall OF his chase and his failure
to catch him.
The detective came 20 the con-
clusiOn George was h''W W.
vague and cyasive IN his story ami
ordered him detained for further
questioning
The defendant then admitted
that he had faxed the story. lie
said that he did not have $1,000.
hut $40 which his wife had given
him 10 use as payment on some
bills. and he spent tho money buy
ing drinks.
when he pleaded guilty to max
ing false report 70 the rolice'
Judge Joseph 4 ellis. told him
that q month In tho House OF Cor
rection might take the heat on
nj home for him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
RACE TRACK
KNITTING HAS
CORY ENDING

A fight between two men az the
State Fair Grounds. last Saturday
ended in murder The dead man
Is John Horton. 81. 2ol0 81 An
toine. He died in the Highland
Park General hospital from stab
wounds.
Held for the investigation OF the
murder is James Brooks. a. who
lives in the barn AZ the Race
track
Inspector John whitman OF the
homicide squad said that the two
men were in a fight al Beaumont
and State Fair and that the defen-
dant Brooks was cut ON the left
lex.
Police are questioning witnesse
before requesting warrant for
mally charging Brooks with the
rri~,a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
And
bymen Here
| Sessions

he National Baptist Conven-
OF America Inc. Will hold its
| snnal session in Detroit,
|iembe ) through 2. 1945. The
|sut bouy viii assemble for it's
kion. in the Olympia audito-
b. Dr. %. v Jameson is the
sdsnt Of this great body OF
3ils,s Of America.
b. National Baptist conNen-
consists OF more than TWEEN
Ne thousand churches. with
y than four million Christians
neuled. The convention owns
n, and hospitals in Africa.
rli and missions I'm the Ba-
Islands. a seminary in
nlle Tor the training or
sisrs and a school for wo-
L also owns a publishing
: valued at more than a mill
Continued on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
DETROIT MAKES ELABORATE
PLANS FOR W DAY

Allied Veterans council Frank X.
Martel president OF the Detroit
and Wayne County Federation OF
Labor r. J. Thomas. president
Of the UAW-CIO; and DR.. James
J McClendon. president OF the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored People.
Henry Sweeney Of the Detroit
City Council will give the official
welcome Samuel Sage. executive
secretary OF the Wayne County
clio council. is chairman OF ar
JoHtihued ON Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
Youth Dies From
Blow On Jaw

William Manchester es5e Hunt.
is being held by police in con-
rection with the death OF IL
year-old Henry Collins. 29oO Jos.
Campau.
The Collins youth was brought
to the Receiving hospital last Sat
turday by Mrs. Rosa Freeman.
2940 CharlcvoiN She told the
police that Henry had fight
three weeks ago with the defend
ant aud received an injured jaw.
The Collins hoy died August
2S at II am. in the hospital
The Coroner's office will hold
post norton to determine the
cause OF death. police said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

first Of system OF block
70 be organized by the De
Urban league In Northwest
mas been established In
\ hundred block OF Indiana
1 cub is the beginning OF q
n 10 organize block clubs
fnoui the Smile area. to be
nated by a Neighborhood
H. composed OF delegates
each club. The clubs will
on programs determined by
Premiership and aimed at
f''ng neighborhood interest
'Oord'nated effort toward Inn
hent
meeting held Wednesday
III az the home OF Mr.. and
cry Jeans. 20167 Indiana.
were elected. a program
discussed. aud a name, Gold
club was selected.
Gold Block club. for IT'S
project will secure incin-
LOT each home. The resi-
4 Of the block recently
4 lunds to have the road
v.her projects discussed by
'u0 include: neiehborhood
service. sick com.
"A Identifying house and
1e'shborhood canning. adult
ION proerams. health
&p', and entcrt aim ent
&'0'k club subsequently, or
VIII consider It's own
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

Alarmed over unemployment
conditions i'm Detroit. where up
ward OF a0Oo00 workers are job
less. anu believing that Prcsi-
dent Harry S.Trunan should take
prompt action 10 alleviate pre-
sent economic conditions. Edi-
tor j. 4. Mccall OF The Detroit
Tribune. sent telegram 20 The
President last week urging him
20 hasten tho enactment of leg
islation to secure full employ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
Anne Conference
Holds Memorial
For Rev. Peck

The fffty-ninth annual session
90 the Michigan Conference OF
the ANlE connection convened at
ST. Paul AME church. in Delray.
hear Detroit. TUESDAY. August 81.
II was clinaNcd SUNDAY AUGUST
&c with special memorial sery-
ices at Bethel AAIE church De-
troit. in tribute to the late DR..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
so Day Sentence
For Assailant

A man who made advances aud
tried Ia drag Miss Genevieye Ste
wart. 81 OF Si2 $ Michigan. into
vacant lot az " Jefferson and
s. Green. on August %. was found
guilty Tuesday OF assault and at
terry
The defendant John zanella IS.
s722 W jefferson. was given q
sixty day sentence IN the Detroit
House OF Correction OF Recorders
Iudse Iose~h fsiiiis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

Rev Horace A. White popu'''
voung Detroit clergyman "uu
civic leader. who is doing Tpe''"'
summer teaching at oli'e' ~, 90
leee at Olivet. Michiean' w
outstanding minister has pee"
,,ss,or Of plymouth Coneres"-
,;onal church for seycra' yen" .,.'.
and under his leadership w.
c cs~rch recently celebrated the
humiliation Of It's indeo'e"nsss.
\, /. reported that this younh
cleric IL soon TO wed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

William II, Peck former pastor
OF the church Nho passed away
last fall.
Bishop John l.. Gregg presided
over the conference. lle present
ed his latest book. "Of Men And
or Arms. which tells Of his
trip to the fighting front
Postwar plans were presented
to the conference by Rev f. b.
Continued ON Page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
DR.. e. Mrs. Owen
On Honeymoon

pr s H. c. Owen. Detroit ply
.;eian and Miss GLADYS Harris,
,noke their wedding VOWS last
week Tho couple will leave next
week on their honeymoon trip
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

program plans on the basis OF
membership interest ana ne'os'
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
Germany Must
Quit War or
Face STARVING

LONDON, March %, CUP)-A
spokesman for the ministry of ec-
onomic warfare said that only i'm
mediate surrender to the Allies can
save the German people from star
vation in 1916.
His statement, made to the United
Press, followed an admission over
the Berlin ra6io by Reich Agri-
cultural Minister DR.. Josef Stock
that plans for feeding the German
people had collapsed as the result
of Allied advances and the arrival
of refugee hordes.
The British spokesman said that
Germany, never f-sufficient, had
bankrupted its agriculture to aid
total war. Unless immediate steps
are taken to rebuild food production
mot even kindly enemy can save
them,' he said.
THE Allies cannot feed them, .
he said. THE world food shortage is
such that We will have all we can
do to feed liberated areas. The only
thing for Germany to do is to stop
fighting and look after her agri-
culture.
They cannot longer continue to
use nitrogen for explosives and not
for fertilizer, nor take workers off
the land and make Volkssturm
troops of Them
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
new BOOKS

FICTION-"The Case of the Per-
fumed Mouse" by Theodore Du
Bcis: IF This Be Treason" by Mar
garet Echard, Cinderella Girl by
Joan Garrison; Behold Trouble, .
by Granville Hicks: "Lovelorn," by
Vida Hurst; The Case of the Ivory
Arrow" by Harry Stephen Keeler;
Northwest Crossing" by Samuel
Alexander White
NON-FICTION-"The Biography
of a Cathedral" by Rcbelt Gordon
Anderson; "A Faith to Tree the
People, by Cedric Belfrage, Walk
in Preacher of the Ozarks." by Guy
Howard; "As Much AS I Dare by
Burgess Johnson; 'Paddle-Wheel
Days in California" by Jerry Mac
Mullen; Elements of Radio" by A.
Marcus and William Marcus; "Sa-
hara," by E. F. Gautier; Korea by
Robert T. Oliver; Honey and Your
HEALTH by Bcdog F. Beck, M. D.,
and Doree Smedley; Many a
Watchful Night" by JOHN Mason
Brown, 1t, USNC.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
CT, ON CRUTCHES. BEATS
GENERAL AT TABLE TENNIS

CHICAGO. March %. up
Perhaps the only man claiming a
victory over Maj Gen. Claire Chen
nault in tie China-India- Burma
war theater is Corporal Herbert
Aronson, 25, Of Chicago.
The corporal beat the general at
table tennis with a score of "a to
8. In that game Aronson played on
crutches and with the paddle in his
mouth.
Holder of the Illineis state table
tennis championship IN 1897 and
1885, Aronson staged more than 200
exhibition games before some $4,000
tloops while he was stationed in IN
dia for 16 months. Most of the
games We're played while the cor
roral was sitting in a chair or hold
ing the paddle in his mouth.
Aronson broke his leg while alight-
ing frcm train after arriving in
India.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
zoe DISABLED VETERANS
PRODUCING FLYING SUITS

CHICAGO, March %. UP)-
Thee hundred soldiers under treat
ment at the Gardiner General Hos
pital may never see combat again
but they still are in the war.
The men arc helping to make
electrically heated flying suits for
use in high-altitude flights. Army
officials have signed a war contract
for 100000 of these suits as part OF
a new reconditioning program.
Tie pay is 60 cents an hour. Labor
unions, anxious to cooperate with
the program, have issued free work.
ing permits to the convalescents.
Other war contracts are being
negotiated to help ease the man
power shortage, as we'll as tc re-
habilitate soldiers wounded in ac-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
Former Justice
Dies at 8b

SAN DIEGO, March %, tUP)-
John Hessin Clarke, a justice of the
United States Supreme Court, who
resigned to devote his life to world
peace, died in his hotel room here
late Thursday. He was 86. Cause
of his death was believed to be a
heart condition.
Justice Clarke was one of the
few men who ever resigned from
the U. S. Supreme Court bench.
He retired on his Goth birthday,
September 18, 1922, after serving
six years.
In his own words, he resigned
ITO read many books which I have
not had time to read in a busy life,
to travel; and to serve my neighbors
ano some public causes in ways
which I cannot serve them while
holding an important public office
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
Senate Committee
Kills Teacher
Retirement Bills

SACRAMENTO, March %, CUP)
"A bill requiring state contribat-
ions of an estimated $200o90 year
to the teachers retirement systems
of San Francisco, Los Angeles and
San Diego was defeated in the
senate education committee.
The bill was introduced by Sena-
tors Jack B. Tenhey, r. Los A
geles and Edward Fletcher tR.,)
San Diego. The proposed legislation
provided that the state contribut-
ions would be used to reduce local
taxes levied for retirement purpose
in San Fracisco, Los Angeles and
San Diego.
Ray Eberhard, attorney for the
affiliated teachers organization OF
Los Angeles, told the committee that
in the three cities which have local
teachers retirement plans pay more
than "one-half of the fumes re-
ceived by the state teachers retire
ment system"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
BILLFOLD SAVES GI

AUBURN, Ind, March 23. lUP)-
Pfc. Glenn A. Wyatt, sen Of Mrs
Luella Wyatt, stopped a German
machine-gun bullet and lived to tell
about it. While in action on the
French front, Wyatt felt something
hit him just above the heart. When
he investigated, he found the slug
had gone through his gas mask and
stopped halfway through tie bill
fold he had in his shirt pocket. He
was later hospitalized because he
slipped in the mud and struck his
knee OH something.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
Yankee Greets
Family in
Old Reich Home

With U. S. Third Army, Ger
many, March %, cUP)-His antiair-
craft battery of the Gath Division
rolled along the road into Osbach
and Pfc. Helmut Bollenbaeher OF
Williamsburg, Pa, told buddies, This
is where I was BORN
He left in 1890. This was the first
time he had been back. He never
had heard from his family. Some
body said Maybe you'll see them
here"
He opened the door of the house
where he had lived. There sat his
brother Hans, reading book. His
mother was washing dishes.
They didn't recognize him until
he took off his helmet and cried
Mama, mama"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
SUPER sALEsMANSHIP

HYATVILLE. Wyo., March %
.UP)-A small boy in Hyatville has
hit upon a sure-fire method for
ceiling seeds. He sells Accent pack
ages Of garden seeds, and his meth
od is simple. He goes up tc a house,
knocks on the door and when the
housewife opens it, he hands her
the package of seeds, plus penny
When the woman inquiries about the
penny, he tells her it's her change
Business is good, he reports.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
Lawmakers Eye
Land Sales
To Government

SACRAMENTO. March %. up
The senate governmental efficien-
cy committee Friday approved bill
requiring that before any land can
be sold to the federal government
except for military installations. ap-
proval OF the supervisors of the
county must be given.
Sen. Jesse MAYO, CR.,) Angels
Camp, said the bill is intended to
control further transfers of prop
erty from city and county tax rolls.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
COURT APPEAL

HOLLYWOOD, March % eUP)-
Radio producer Cecil B. DeMille,
who gave up $2O50 weekly salary
rather than pay a 81 union assess
ment has appealed to the California
supreme Court to set aside a jurg-
ment entered against him by the
American Federation of Radio. Ar
lists last January.
The Judgment resulted from De-
Miles refusal to pay the 81 to
fight a closed shop amendment m
the general election last November.
A superior court decision upheld
the unions right to dismiss DeMille
from its membership for refusing to
pay the assessment.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
Imperial Valley Press

Esrepnsneo Apr1 20, 1901.
Published evenings except Saturday
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Sunday POS1-PRESS. by the Imperial
Valley Publishing Company. 625 State
St, El Centro, Calf.
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and President.
Member Unitef Press, California News.
paper Publishers Assn. West Holiday
Co.. Inc, national representatives.
Rates (including Sunday Post-Press'
Single copy Sc; carrier paid-in-ad-
vance: l month, S1.o0; 3 months,
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Outside Of California, 81 90 per month
fiat.
Entered at El Centro. Calf, post
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