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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-07
Padway Attacks
NLRB For Bias

HOUSTON, Oct. 7. (UPl-Jos.
A. Padway. chief counsel for the
American Federation of Labor to-
day attacked the National Labor
Relations board and warned that
it must reverse its decisions guild
ed by the "rule of favoritism" to
the CLIO or congress will do So"
Padway spoke to the federation
in convention here.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-07
. YOUTHS PLEAD GUILTY

MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 7.(UP).-
Two youths, charged with violat-
ing the Mann act, pleaded guilty
Yesterday before U. S. Commits
sioner Roger Edward Davis to
bringing an 1S-year-old girl here
from Dayton, o., for immoral
PURPOSES,
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Spanish Damage
Italian Cruiser

BARCELONA, Oct. Z. (UP)-
The press today reported that
shots from the loyalist destroyer
Jose Luis Diez damaged the TIA
liam cruiser Quarto in the Straits
of Gibraltar.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-07
CZECHS APPEAL TO IL DUCE
TO INFLUENCE HITLER TO
ASSURE TREATY PLEBISCITES
Germans Ready to Aban-
don This Phase of Munich
Settlement

BERLIN, Oct. 7. (UP)-It was
disclosed authoritatively today
that the international commission
on the partitioning of Czechoslo-
vakia has reached an agreement
for the reciprocal release of pris-
oners held by Germans and Czeehs
within "a hours.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-07
NATIONAL BANK CALL

WASHINGTON, Oct. z. (Up)
The comptroller of the currency
today issued a call for the condi-
ton Of ali National banks as Of
September 28.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-07
| s. MOVES AS
(ICID JEWISH
DEGREES MADE
llian and Foreign Jews
Weep Over Drastic Rul-
ings for Them
tPRISALS AGAINST
ITALIANS IN u. S. SEEN

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7. (UP)
American government today
med the Italian government by
that discrimination
Inst the Jews in Italy who are
eriean citizens might call for
&lia,ory measures against TIA
citizens in the United States.
he warning was carefully
ked in diplomatic language to
hate any possibility of offense
diplomatic circles considered
meaning of the message was
histakable.
ROME, Oct. 7. (UP)-Italy to-
/ formulated a broad racial pro-
m affecting 10000 Jews and
hing marriage between Italians
non-Aryans.
fhe regulations announced by
Fascist Grand Council were
Sected, lnasmuch as they ap-
|n more drastic than had been
kd 10 GentileS as well as Jews.
Hundreds of Italian and foreign
Is wept as they learned Of the
&ncips decision.
Marriages between Italians and
+Aryans will be banned in the
hre.
Government employees are for
den to marry foreigners. Mar
PES between Italians and Aryan
k-Itahans must be approved by
government in advance.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-07

Fair and colder with frost to.
isht; Saturday fair and continu-
! cool.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-07
GOOD AFTERNOON

Two boys on the coast will have
built an up.to-dats boat powered
BY a washing.machins motor. No
more tubs for them.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Patent Case Draws
Intervention by
U.S.. Justice Dept

WASHINGTON, Oct. 90 tUP)-
The justice department appealed to
the supreme court today in one
phase of It's drive for strict en-
forcemest of antitrust laws.
In a formal friend of the court
brief, the department asked the
court 20 rule that patent owners
are not Authorized to restrict and
regulate eventual use of patented
products after the articles have
been sold in regular commercial
channels.
The brief was filed in connection
with the courts reconsideration of
case involving patents held by
the so-called Radio Patent Pool
on manufacturing of vacuum tube
amplifiers. By TO decision last
spring the court upheld the pools
authority to regulate eventual use
of amplifiers produced by an inde-
pendent manufacturer under Ii
cense from the pool.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Author Must Sail
Back to England,
U.S.. Board Rules

WASHINGTON, Oct 20. (UP)-
Evelyn John st. Loe Strachey, noted
English author, lectured and alleged
Communist, cannot enter IN e
United States and must return to
Europe on the next Cunard White
Star liner sailing on Oct. %, the
board of review of the U. S. I'M
migration Service ruled today.
The board upheld a similar de-
cision made by a board of special
inquiry in New York and rejected
arguments for Strachey made by
Arthur Garfield Hays, counsel for
the American Civil Liberties Union.
immigration officials tonight said
that Strachey's only hope of enter
ing the United States now lies in
an appeal for a writ of habeas cor
pus.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Caroline Chatfie|d Says.
Wife Can Take Husband on Brink of
Temptation, Pus h Him Over or
Bring Him Back to Safety

in the hollow of her hand. She
can accuse an innocent husband
ana put notions in his head She
can take husband that's tremb-
ling On the brink of temptation and
push him over or pull him back to
safety.
incidentally, there are some spe-
cial qualifications a woman should
have to be a good wife to pro-
fesSional man. Doctors and lawyers,
particularly, are thrown in mighty
close contact with their feminine
clients and they have no alterna-
tive but to lend sympathetic ears
to the intimate stories that are
fetched in and laid on their desks
Consequently wife that's a bit
jealous and suspicious sees a hard
time and gives papa a worse one
when she gets it into her head that
he may be too sympathetic with
distressed ladies'
Yet it's generally true few skirt
chaSerS excepted that doctors and
lawyers don't get mixed up with
their clientS-unless domestic mat
ters have reached a bad, bad pass.
Monkey business is bad for regular
business and none knows it better
than the doctor and lawyer. It's a
low grade professional man that has
amours in the office.
So. friend. give your husband the
benefit OF the doubt: pretend that
YOU believe in him. playact an
agreeable, gay part toward him.
And dent make a breach between
YOU and former friend Even if
your worst fears are well founded
this is the only way you can pull
your chestnuts out of the fire
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
Problems of general interest
submitted by readers will be dis
cussed in this column. Letters
unsuitable for publication will be
answered personally provided they
contain stamped, self addressed
envelopes. All names are held in
confidence. Write Miss Chatfield,
i'm care of this newspaper.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Copyright. 1923, King Features
Syndicate, Inc)
DEAD MICS CuArrETET n.

SynQlCaCe, lnc.)
DEAR MISS CEATFIELD:
My husband is a lawyer and has
an all too willing ear for all his
female clients. However, I feel as
though I ain justified in voicing my
complaint as to his actions towards
my. best girl friend She and her
husband are on the verge of a di-
vorce, her two Children being the
only obstacle. She looks upon my
husband as male paragon, he is
very attentive to her, particularly
ignoring me when in her presense.
l feel very sure that they are meet
ing one another at least once a
week for lunch, and they are trying
to be very discreet about it all. But
their eyes tell volumes when they
are together, l cannot talk this
over with him as ne becomes very
angry when l broach the subject
and tells me my suspicious are en-
tirely without foundation I am
sorry this had to happen as she
and l have always been the best of
friends and now I feel an anti
pathy towards her which 1 cannot
overcome. We are seemingly friend
ship towards one another. How can
I cope with this situation?
TROUBLED.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20

in referring to decision of the
United States Supreme Court which
held the marriage of Mrs. Barnett
invalid.
Just a minute" Ickes hesitated.
"When will this be printed? l
read the newspapers (about the at
tempted eviction last night, and
I'm leaving town tonight"
''It was established Mrs. Barnett
kidnapped the old man when he
was incompetent and took him to
several states and tried to marry
him. She was refused in most in
stances but finally the ceremony
was performed in Kansas.
1T is astonishing the representa-
tons 1 have had from clubwomen
here, but the courts have ruled
so what is there for US to do?"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
200 Enroll Here
For Night School
Winter Sessions
Despite the district celebration in

Despite the district celebration in
Brawley Monday night, approx
mately 200 persons enrolled in the
night school classes at the Ell Cen
tro high school.
Shorthand, tipping and bookkeep-
ing will be offered on Monday and
Thursday night. The necessary
quota of students have not enrolled
for Spanish, German, public speak
ing, journalism, commercial English,
mems gym, ladies' gym, chemistry
cabinet making mem or radio. A
minimum of 20 students for each of
these classes must either notify the
office of their intention to enroll,
or be at the high school Thursday
a. p. n.
five dollar deposit which is re-
quired at the beginning of each
course will be refunded to students
attending three -fourths of the class
sessions. The students will be re-
quired to pay no other fee, but
must supply their own materials.
Glenn Kieffer will instruct the
citizenship class to meet each Mon
day and Wednesday. If at any
time during the course. a pupi
thinks he has mastered the princi
pals of the government and con
stitution of the United States IN
may report to the naturalization
officer, Edmund Gies, who will di
rect ar oral examination. Thos'
who pass the examination will b
given a hearing before court an,
naturalized at a date in December
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20

arshal had been repulsed In a
otous attempt to serve an evic-
On notice upon the embattled
rs. Barnett. With her daughter,
rs. Maxine Sturgess, she drove
corps of newspaper photo
aphers who sought to shoot pic
res of the eviction.
While the interior department
custodian of nearly $4,000, 900 in
royalties from the estate of the
te Jackson Barnett, called the
orld's wealthiest Indian, the de-
lrtment has no power to act in
half of the aged Creeks widow,
no is engaged in a hectic con-
oversy with government agents
no would eject her.
1T is clearly a legal matter and
are powerless to undo anything
Dr courts have done" Ickes said,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Girl Captures
Snake While Men
Talk AboufIt

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 20. CUP)-
Ernestine Dwyer, pretty assistant il.
a carnival sideshow, pulled a dead
ly 30-foot python from beneath the
floor of a tent last night while
men were discussing means of re-
capturing the snake.
The snake escaped from its cage
in the Frank Buck Museum of
Monsters at the Texas State Fair.
Mrs. Dwyer covered the boards
under which the snake took refuge
with blankets and pulled the boards
up, letting the blankets fall on the
reptile. She reached under the
blankets, grabbed the snakes heao
and yelled Come and get him."
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Traffic Report
Law Catches COP

MACOMB, ILL.,, Oct. 20. (UP)-
The police department announced
last Monday that the filing of re-
ports on automobile accidents
henceforth would be compulsory
for all motorists. The first report
was filed yesterday by Traffic Of
ficer Alva NARROW. 1t read "Colli-
sion-Macomb police car into rear
of Duane Runkle's car. Cause
defective brakes on police car"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Father Sent Him
To Asylum, Charge

TORONTO, Ont, Oct. 20. (UP)-
Leonard Marler, son OF Sir Herbert
Marler. Canadian minister to the
United States, charged in suit on
file here today that his father con-
spired to have him confined to 2
mental institution to prevent his
marriage.
Marler named his father and DR.
George H. Stevenson, superintend-
ent Of the Ontario hospital London,
Ont, in a damage suit for $300,000
Ec date has been set yet for the
hearing of the suit.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20

l.. Olson. Democratic candidate 1or
governor.
Haights withdrawal will release
a substantial number of votes that
might have been cast for him on
the assumption he is liberal, o.
son pointed out.
eff he fails to declare support
of the liberal Democratic ticket
instead of showing ignorance of
the fundamental issues between us
and our reactionary Republican
opponents, he must relinquiSh for
ever any claim to liberalism"
The Democratic nominee was in
Fresno comforting with party lead
ers following campaign speech
here last night.
Remarking on Haight's siX-point
program laid down in a radio speech
last night as a guide to his fol-
lowers, Olson referred Progressive
party voters to his legislative rec
ord and to the Democratic state
platform for their guidance
"The question is where will Mr.
Haight find his political terminal
with the Progressive forces leading
the Democratic party or with the
reactionary forces, controlled by
special interests, leading the Re-
publican party" Olson declared
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Several Killed in
Spanish Air Raid

BARCELONA, Oct. 20. up
Several persons We're killed and
two British merchantmen were
damaged today in a Nationalist
airplane raid
The African explorer was dam
aged by a bomb which struck its
hold and the Lake Hallwil's bow
was splintered by shrapnel. There
were no casualties aboard the ships.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Drop Equipment
Asked by District

Bids were called Thursday by the
Imperial Irrigation district for cleo
trio equipment for drop 3 on the
All American canal. Bids sought
were on one $500 horsepower hy-
draulic turbine, one governor and
5000 kva. generator.
Drop is located 20 miles east of
Calexico. Bids will be opened Nov.
90 at 10 a. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
ANSWER

Friend, you may be amply justi-
fled in voicing your complaints but
already you've discovered what it
nets you: angry retorts and addi-
tional heartaches. Once you have
made it plain to your husband that
you are unhappy over the situation,
you've shot your wad as far as dis
cussing the subject is concerned.
Bitter as it may be, you are at his
mercy and innocent or guilty he
won't be merciful toward you if you
make it hot for him every time he
comes nome.
It's a fighting word with wife
who has the jitters over another
woman but it must be said: nine
times out to ten the outcome is held
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Hungarians Urge
SIovak UPRISING

PRAGUE, Oct. 20. (UP)-Czech-
oslJvak army reports declared to-
day that a Hungarian plane flying
near the Slovak town of Radovce
dropped leaflets appealing to the
Slovaks to start sabotage.
The leaflets, it was reported
said:
Brother Slovaks, destroy rail-
reads, postoftices and ammunition
dumps ana desert the Czechshoslo-
vaH army. Time passes quickly. We
must fight for Slovak independence
One days fighting is better than
20 years of Czech juggling
Trade Your Don't Wants For
DO WANTS POST-PRESS
WANT ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Mercy,KiI|er Goes
Free in New York

MINEOLA, N. Y, Oct. 20. CUP
Harry c. johnson, wealthy re-
tired gasoline distributor who kill
ed his hopelessly i'll wife, Jennie,
because he felt sorry for her, was
released from the prison ward of
Meadowbrook hospital today. The
Nassau county grand jury declined
to indict him.
Johnson, 65, and his wife had
been married 80 years. She suffer-
ed from a stomach cancer and
begged him repeatedly to end her
misery. Late in September, in great
agony, she asked him again. He did.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Olson Bids For Haight Supporters
In Fiery Talk Demanding Former
Candidate Declare Policies

FRESNO Cal, Oct. 90 (UP)-A demand That Ray
mond L. Haight who implied that he was withdrawing as
anddate for governor the Progressive party ticket
align himself definitely either with liberal or reaction
arv forces was made here today by State Senator Cuber
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
ckes Sidesteps Problem Of Evicting
lgidow Laura Barnett From Paldtial
|ome in Los AnqeIes Suburb

LOS ANGELES, Oct 20. (UP)-The problem of evict-
lg Mrs Anna Laura Barnett from her home was neatly
destepped Yesterday Secretary of the Interior Harold
Ickes who as SUCH is also head of the Indian bureau
arrived Angeles shortly after United States
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Special 300 Allowance
on Your Old Range

Your old range is worth a 2O1o trade-in allowance
on the purchase of a modern, Certified Perfor-
nance Gas Range! Some models priced low
as S1O9.5O. Buy and save money, as well as
food time and fuel.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20

DIR. GOBLE HURST,
Ell Centro DeSoto own
er. also found Red Lion
good for his car. III
you want the peak OF
mileage" h e says
then do as I've done
and switch to r c q
Lion"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20

MRS. FRED HAWKE,
Arlington, got 10 miles
per gallon in Ford.
She says: I've used
ether brands for years,
but the Gilmore twins
Red Lion gas and
Lion Head oil are tops
with me.
Gilmore didn't pay one penny Of
remuneration 10 any Of the dTiV-
ers in this stall records Esfe
checked BY an independent Ger.
tiGed Public accountant Firm
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20

non profit cooperative organization of over $4,000
ral;forna and Arizona citrus growers marketers OF
he worlds most famous brand of fresh fruits:
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
"Round>Up" Sale Specials
Water and Space Heaters

Other special offers during this Round Up sale
include 2O% allowance your old water heater
on the purchase of an up to date automatic or
continuous flow heater . . . and exceptionally lib
eral allowance for old space heaters on comfort
giving gas heating equipment Phone our local
office for full details today.
COAST COUNTIES
Gas and Electric Company
135 So 9th Phone lO
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-01
No Winners in
Cage League,
Coaches Wall

Ell Centro high schools defend
inc champion basketball team slid
down a notch in the estimation
of the experts today following a
lons workout Wednesday which dis
closed so many weaknesses in OF
tense and defense that Coach Han
son predicted defeat in the open
Ing game of the season against
Mountain Empire Tuesday after
noon.
But. strangely enough. Brawley
Imperial. Calipatria and Holtville
had similar reports to make. Draw
ley's team is lousy Coach Erskine
reported.
MY three veterans even look
soft" Coach Loughborough replied
to questions. There's not letter.
man on the squad. said Coach
Walker of Holtville.
CaleXico hasn't started basketball
practice but Covington said he was
sorry to hear the season would
even open this year,
Ii the clubs are all as poor as
the coaches indicate the league will
be very poor this season, but each
wear we have a list of good games
despite predictions of the valleys
coaches.
Coach Hanson has lined up games
with Point Iona. South Pasadena
and Beverly Hills high schools for
El Centro SpartanS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-01
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANG ELES. Dec. /. tCPD-
Trading continued very slow. veg
etable supplies were generally ilgh n
10 moderate. Lettuce prices drop
ped sharply. Tomatoes shoWeu o
wide range In quality and prices
Rsans weIe easier. Other commod
lilies were mostly dull TO abou
steady. ,,, a.,
S2'5O-2.75 crate; 5s S1.50-l.7 10; Quad
alupe & Santa Maria As SGD o.
81 a5-1.75; SIS S1-1.25: San Diego &C
a. mostly $3.50: SIS S1.75; San Fern.
ando WY 5s $1.5o-1.75; local loose
1891. -. Con
Diego Co. 12-14c. ]. V: re" pes
lie. 45-lb crates S4-4.25; bu hamp
ers boldovers S3-3.25: Coachella WY
china peas 40-5Oc ID: sugar peas
26c. rU orate.
SQUASH: White summer ". craze
mostly S225: local lugs few " 20
, so. san Diego CO lugs So 2'o2
Italian local lugs S2-2.25: L.
crates S1.75-2: San Diego GO iugf
SEP 25: yellow crookneek locaI lugf
Sest 81. 75-2. Table Queen m0sliH
goo. per ton: banana best SZZ'oo
s5 90 Hubbard S25-3o. -. . .
Tomatoes: san Diego 90 soss -
ssss SI-1 20; Orange Co 4x5s 81 70
SSSs 4 5N6s ST. 1.50; ex6s si.s2
ysnt,sra c. few 5x5s 5xos oV-si
s,ems San Diego Co 4x5s oMos
"a AZ = az. Ventura Co few oNfs loI
t.ss al. santa Barbara 3-tier re"
sing SNss a 5x6s. S3: 6X6s 800
avs ~: INLAND crates i6-lops leM
SS.f ss, santa Maria few Jugs oNo'
4 sNes 81. 6x6s 75c.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-01

ton TO nine-tenths OF the llterate
citizens OF the United States.
OF course. being illiterate. I didn't
get one. I don't know whether
Anon sent them collect or prepaid.
Tennessee lost its chance for
Rose Bowl consideration by having
one too many games on its regular
schedule. The Vols. still
have to dispose OF Old Miss, and
the boys out here couldn't afford
to take the chance OF them being
beaten.
New that .3udge has turned pro-
fessional. Gene Mako probably will
form a doubles combine with Jack
Tidball. who is in the midst OF a
terrific comeback. Tidball'S
comeback would have 10 be terrific,
because everything he does is ter
rifle. H is the terrible temper
ed Mr.. Bangs" of tennis, but he
can really play it when he sets his
mind to do it.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-01
BY HENRY McLEMORE

LOS ANGELES. Dec. l. CUP)-
II you'll cross your heart and hope
10 die not to say anything about
IL. I'll tell YOU that: Coach Howard
Jones of Southern Cal wouldn't be
worrying a bit about Notre Dame
on Saturday if he only had a pair
OF first class tackles. The boys he
has are big and willing and write
home once a week. but they lack
that certain something. This
is an odd situation for Jones TO be
in. because it wasn't many years
ago when all Southern Californis
had TO do to produce a pair of ALI
America tackles was to shake a
tree. and not very hard. either.
You've heard how water pours off
a ducks back. haven't you?
Well. that's the same way the news
paper criticism of Dukes Rose Bowl
selection is pouring off the tough
hill-billy hide of Wallace Wade.
Because WAGE remembers the un-
kind things that were said when he
brought his first Alabama team
out here to play III the Pasadena
flower pot. The critics of that
day thought Alabama would be
murdered and leave the state in
a trunk and you remember what
happened.
Johnny Montague. who not so
many months ago was being hailed
as the greatest golfer who ever
lined up a putt. sails tomorrow on
the Matson line for Japan. .
Monty is off on an exhibition tour
that will take him half way round
the world, and with him is his eel
ebrated rake, baseball bat. and
shovel. A much quieter. SER
ious man now. Montague plans to
play himself into condition for next
years big American golf events. d.
Don't be surprised if he returns to
this country as major factor in
pro golf. because the man who used
TO be mysterious" can play the
game. What is this I hear
about President Hutchens of the
University of Chicago advocating
an admission price OF ten cents
for Chicago's football games? .
The general opinion is that Mr..
Hutchens will have to improve the
brand of football played by the
Maroons before he can get that
sort of price. There is a
feeling in this area that Notre
Dame will lay it on U. S. C. with
out mercy Saturday in an effort
to make the Rose Bowl. which is
an affair the Irish will have no
part of, uniinportant in the reck-
oning of the national champions. q.
The biggest break the telegraph
companies have had since the in
vention of Mothers Day was the
refusal of U. S. c. TO ask T. c. U.
to the Rose Bowl. Because
Anon Carter. Mister Fort Worth,
himself. has sent wires Of indigna-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-01
FL Centre Baseball
Team to Meet LA.
Club December Il

Jack Stark's Ell Centro baseball
team will take a back seat in favor
of Imperial Valleys Rodeo Sunday.
but the Starkmen will be back for
more victories one week from Sum
day when they run up against Los
Angeles best. the White King
Giants
The White King Giants have
lined up some of the outstanding
coast league bail players and have
two eX-major league hurlers on
TIE pitching staff.
If Stark's sluggers can defeat
White King. and there's every
reason to believe they can, Ell Gen.
tro may lay claim to the southern
California championship.