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Evening star., 1939-07-12
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(O) EROSIVE-REVISE (rearrange
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(S) INTRUDES-UNTRIED (hasn't been done before)
(T) DELTA-LEAD Zone of heavier metals
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Wagner Act Amendment Would Open
Road for Dictatorship, Says Madden

up as designed to make of working
people and their unions caste oil
legal pariahs and untouchables.'
Madden specifically opposed am
endments proposed by Sen. Edward
1. Burke, D., Neb., and roposals
offered for the American Fedora
ton of Labor by Sen. David L.
Walsh D., Mass. He asserted;
l. That Burke's amendments are
"class legislation of the most IN
tolerable kind obviously in
tended to emaSculate the act and
take away the liberties which the
act confers."
2. That the AFL amendments are
destructive" proposals for which
mo explanation can be found ex-
cept in the irritations which have
arisen from the unhappy division
ii. the labor movement"
Madden said the NLRB is dis
pensing justice with as much fair
ness and impartiality as are the
most traditional courts.
Shall we do in 1899 what we
so pointedly refused to do in 1898
initiate those foreign govern
ments which began their evolution
to their present condition by de-
priving their working people of
their former liberties?" he asked.
In brief, shall We take away in
1899 the liberties which we confer<
red upon our people in 1882"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Washington Publisher Charges lckes
Waqinq Campaign of Hate onPress

paper Guild in which he discussed
"columnists and calumnists" Mrs.
Patterson said the secretary had
been chosen as the "administra-
tion's vial of wrath" in a campaign
to "besmirch" the press.
Back of this campaign, she
charged, is an attempt by New
Deal leaders to discredit the news
papers "as the revealer of their
errors and accidents"
Mrs. Patterson also charged that
Ickes had attempted to LAY down
an advance barrage of poison gas
against the newspapers" in anti
cipation of their criticism of Presi-
dent RooSevelt'S remark at Warm
Springs, Ga, that he would return
IF we don't have a war; and his
speech to the Pan-American union
Friday.
THE president, already at Warm
Springs had made most alarming
and provocative inference that this
country is going TO join any war
that happens" she said. He was
preparing to go even further
in his aggressive break with our
traditional foreign policy.
1T was perfectly clear to the
White House circle that these de-
velopments would bring a storm
Of protest. The newspapers would
be the truthful and only reporters.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
New York BoftIers
Picket California
Wine Distributors

NEW YORK, April 18. (UP)-
A bottlers' union assigned pickets
today to 1900 retail liquor stores
in an attempt to prevent the sale
of wines bottled in California.
Benjamin F. Pross, business man
ager Of the wine, liquor and diStll-
ling workers union, said 700 men,
bers had lost jobs in the past four
months because California wines
had taken over much of the bot
Ting business.
"The California wage scales are
much lower than ours and we are
justified in picketing," he said.
Harry Baccitaluppi, president OF
the American Wine Association,
whose members handle almost 90
per cent of the wines sold in the
city, said the picketing was "ill ad-
vised," because the union would be
discriminating against wine bottled
by AFL workers in California.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Defense Claims kidnap Suspects on
Way to Home When Woman Abducted

YUBA CITY, Cal, April 49, CUP)
Defense Attorney Erling Norby
claimed today his clients, red hair
ed Robert and Ollen Grimes, were
en- route to their former home at
Louisville, KY, when middle-aged
Mrs. Norma Meeks was kidnapped
last September and held captive
three days for $4,000 ransom.
Norby disclosed the defense
strategy in his opening statement
to jury Of four men and eight
women impaneled late yesterday
after District Attorney Lloyd Hewitt
announced the state would not ask
the death penalty on conviction.
The Grimes brothers-Robert, "a,
and Ollen, 30-are charged with
two counts Of kidnapping in connec-
ton with the abduction of Mrs
Meeks, wife of a wealthy Rio Oso
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Expert Says Fleet
May Deter Japan
In New Seizures

WASHINGTON, April 18. (UP)-
The navy is concentrating the fleet
in the Pacific ocean to discourage
Japan from taking advantage of
a European crisis to seize more land
in Asia, Major George Fielding
Eliot said today.
Eliot, an infantry officer during
the war, is recognized as civilian
authority on military matters. He
addressed the National Defense
Symposium of the Daughters of
the American Revolution in con-
vention here, and is discussing
current military moves with Off
GERS of the army and navy de-
partments.
The United States, Eliot believes,
has recently become the leading
world naval power because of Great
Britain's realization that the mill
tary plane makes it impossible to
depend solely on her fleet
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Driver Hurt When
Car Leaves Road

Carlos Castro, 81, Mexicali, was
injured Monday night when he
went to sleep at the wheel of his
coupe and wrecked it a mile east
of Mt. Springs.
The coupe skidded on a turn IN
the highway, ran off the road on
the right, skidded $50 feet, crossed
TO the left, crashed into a rock
wall, rolled and skidded rs feet,
and came to rest bottomside up
in the center of the highway, Cali
fornia Highway Patrolman Cliff
Reed and Bill Tackett said
Castro was taken to Jacumba
and later transferred to the Ell
Centre hospital. His injuries were
slight, his physician said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Doug Fairbanks
viii Marry Again

HOLLYWOOD, April 18. UP)-
Douglas Fairbanks, jr, film star,
and Mrs. Mary Lee Epling Hart
ford, socially prominent New York
divorce, today filed notice of in
tention to wed.
They said the ceremony would
be held at some Beverly Hills
church either Saturday or Sunday.
Only few friends and relatives
will attend. Douglas Fairbanks, sr.,
will act as best man for his son.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Scout Training
Course COMPLETED

The Imperial Yuma scout dis
trict leadership training course was
completed Monday night in Yuma
when a group of Arizona scout
leaders finished the sixth in a
series of meetings. Imperial VAL
ley leaders had previously complet-
ed their course in meeting Satur-
day afternoon, according to Hugh
Wilcox, scout executive.
Valley men who completed the
training course and who will re-
ceive diplomas at the May u court
of honor were:
Bob and Bert Kearney of CAL
eXico, Fred Goode and John Frost
of Holtville, and Laurence Cook,
Jack Gum, John Allen, Payton
Cook and Merritt Johnson of El
CentrO.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Funds Sought for
Cancer Research

Contributions to the Cancer Con-
troll Research may be made to Mrs.
R. I. French in Ell Centro or to Mrs.
George c, Holleran in Brawley any
time this month.
Money collected in the nation
wide drive is used to finance re-
search necessary before the spread
Of cancer may be checked.
Mrs. French is accepting contri-
buttons for Ell Centre, Imperial, Cal
eXio, and Hoityille while Mrs. Hol-
leran is accepting them for the
northern part of the county.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Legion Protests
BerqhdoII Return

A resolution protesting Grover
Berghdoll's admittance to the
United States will be presented to
an American Legion executive com
mittee in Sacramento April % by
d. H. Wolford of Brawley, COM
mander of the 22nd district Of the
Legion.
Legionnaires in a district meeting
ut Escondido last weekend passed
the resolution. Berghdoll, the So
called No. Stacker of the World
war, had been living outside the
United States to evade punishment
for avoiding the draft during the
World war and wanted to return to
this country because he feared the
war in Germany might put him into
uniform.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18

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Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Leroy Jones Takes
Position With
Coast Firm

Leroy Jones, hardware depart
ment salesman for the Imperial
Valley Hardware company in Ell
Centro, Tuesday resigned his posi-
ton to join the Sherwin Williams
company, store officials announced.
Jones will attend a salesman
training course in Los Angeles next
week and will then return to the
valley to represent the company
in this area.
George Lederman, formerly with
J. c. Penney, and c. r. Ogden, a
former coast hardware employe,
will join the hardware staff next
week to fill the vacancy left by
Jones resignation.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20. 1901.
Published every afternoon except
saturday and Sunday Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by The Post-Press Sunday, les
tablished 1880 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company, 625
State street. El Centre Calf.
Paul jenkins, publisher; A. c.
Johnston. vice president and
general manager: E. A. Fitz-
hugh, secretary and managing
editor. West Holiday Co. Inc,
National Advertising Represent
atives.
Entered at El Centre, California
post office as second class mat
ter.
In conjunction with the Post
Press (Sundays), per month.
60c; paid in advance; months,
$1.65; 6 months, 1925: one year,
5000
Member California Newspaper
Publishers association.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18

WASHINGTON April 18. CUP)
Chairman j. Warren Madden of
the National Labor Relations board
declared today that restrictive
amendment of the Wagner Act
would start the United States on
the course followed by dictator ma
tions in depriving working people
of their former liberties.
Testifying against proposed am
endment before the senate labor
committee, Madden denounced pro-
posals which would materially re-
wise the NLRB's administrative SET
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18

WASHINGTON, April 18. (UP)
Mrs. Eleanor Patterson, publish
er of the Washington Times Herald
today accused Secretary of the In
terror Harold Ickes of attempting
to "discredit the press of the Unit
ed States as a purveyor of truth
of what goes on in Washington"
Replying to Ickes' speech last
week before the New York News
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18

rancher, last Sept. /.
Attorney Norby, who was retain
ed by the younger brother, said the
defense would be able to prove that
on the day Mrs. Meeks was seized
and carried to a remote wilderness
in Placer county, Robert and Ollen
Grimes were on their way back to
Kentucky. The brothers claim they
first learned of the kidnapping when
reading a newspaper in Texas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
Major Edward Bowes Started
Many Acts On Success Road

OF a group OF five. After their RAJ
do introduction. they teamed up
as Slim and Slam and toured the
country. during which time they
wrote what later went the country
as one OF the hottest swing tunes
OF The season.
clyde Barry. one OF the major 5
first Negro finds still wins radio
laurels and is we'll on his way to
share honors with Paul Robson as
oac G: re aaes, s!agers OF his
race. After appearing on the Orig
inal Amateur Hour for his radio
debut he enjoyed several long con-
tracts as sustaining artist for the
Columbia Bsoadcastng system.
Helen lIumes has been building
for herself as vocalist with Count
Basic and his orchestra. while Bob
Parrish. singer. has travelled on
The voice the major first recoeniz-
cd as meriiorious from columbia's
Broadway Playhouse to far-of Au-
stralia. where she is now appear
ing in concert.
Rhea Parada Is another Negro
Girl who has done well for her
self while Mary Perry who wos
presented a diamond for her tooth
by listening jcweler. is a success
full night clnb entertainer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18

ReUelry In The Night Spots

1888. Sunny said that this sun
support enabled him 10 expand his
business. :. opened Brown Bomb
er Chicken Shack No. recen,lv
at Brush and Willis streets. Pete
Nugent clicks we'll as Club plan.
tation. His rhythmic taps brn.
forth banging respond from the
patrons ....And Comics Moke and
Poke provoke gales OF laughter
with their silly ioustings. Desoree
Alexander is pleasing =. With Don
Albert's orchestra. the show lv
WOW. Not TO mention the eieh,
pretty girls Joe little ZIrgie,
Johnson has in the lineup. =.
Don Hill and those swingcroo,
AZ sunny wilson's Brown Romb-
or Chicken Shack are winning az.
claim with their rhythms. .. Ger
aldne Jones and Mary Adams We're
ENJOYING some sparkling cham
payne with Joe (Brpadway) Brow
and Albert Archer the other even
ing. Saw Frank LaStaff IN chi
cago Monday. formerly domlff-
ed in Detroit he's now repre.
senting several large wholesale o..
adjustments. =. Curt Lewis Wa
enjoying himself the other morn
ing. as II the rotund Mr. Lewis
doesn't enjoy himself at all times.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18

Wn't Mt.Nr'F'iWafl ho"es' I'M
presai ~. original Amateur
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18

Nathaniel Dett.. nationally
know Negro composer. who
will appear March % on the
program of The Negro Hlstor,
and trt Exhibit being present.
cd March ~ 10 18th nj Brews.
ter tcnier. under The sponsor
ship oi the Detroit chapter oi
the National Negro congress
and other organizations.
Mr.. Deit will lecture on "rhe
Development of Negro Music
IN IL lligher forms"
inier>persed With illustrations,
ON the plnnU. Formerly leader
uf the Hampton thorns. Mr.
belt j. nov director OF ihrMu.
Nc department of Bennett coll
lcge. Greensboro. North Caro-
lima.
MANY ~ Detrolt's outstand.
INC artists and public speak.
ers viii participate on the pro.
gram. which will he highly cul.
tural In character.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18

J. H. Heard, clever little drum
mer: Karl George. trumpet player;
and Jake Wiley. trombonlst. will
leave Monday for New YoYork 10
join Teddy wilson's swingeroos.
Heard has been beating out
rhythm with Bill Johnsons orches-
ira for the past three years $40.
George and Wiley are members OF
Cecil Lees outfit. Wade Boykin
pianist with Bill Johnson's orches-
ira. has written another piece.
dumping AT the Project. has
plenty OF swing IN it,. .Cozy Cor
ner has Betty Logan. pretty little
singer: Lariessa Muller. soubrette.
and Charles Bristol. dancer. as the
features Of the floor show. Bris-
tol Is a product OF Newark. y. j..
aud has been campaigning out In
the middlewest for quite some
time And the more | see OF his
dancing. the better like him. -.
Betty Logan is another Eastern
er. coming from New York. 80.
Reports have It that Charlotte
Norwood and Benny Mitchell now
masking In the warm sun rays in
California. will he moving this way
soon -. Julia Graham has taken
Erie walkers post in the ensemble
at club Plantation. .. Erie Is ILL.,.
They are now introducing Harold
Hardiman as manager OF Club
Plantation. Porter Roberts.
Toledo scribe who has kicked up
entertainment with his pithy writ
considerable dust In the field of
ings. was in town for two days
this week. Has couple OF new
songs Il. Arthur OF Honey Keep
Your Mind on Me" .rnconfirm-
ed reports are that EVELYN White
will join Don Alber,s orchestra.
Her success AT the Coy Corner
was tremendous.
Fats Paterson moves on to Bat
lie Greek This week. Mary Da-
Loach is cnrs7;grel VIII that late
number OF Wade Boykins Main
iains that 1t Is cool pool" sun
ny Wilson Is expressing gratitude
10 the public for their support in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18

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planes having 10 do with electrical railways besides
number Of others for electrical control and disirbv
iion To further his interests he organized The Woods
Electrical Company, which took over by assignment
all OF his eorier poienfs and in the course Of time he
found better market for his devices with several
large American organizations. The records Of the
Potent Office show the assignment Of large number
OF his inventions TO The General Electric Company Of
New York, The Westinghouse Air Brake Company Of
Pennsylvania, the American Bell Telephone Company
OF Boston and The American Engineering Company
OF New York.
Although Granville Woods died al The age OF So he
crowded much into that brief span. and goes down in
history os one Of the greet inventors OF his doy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
(BoRN 1850 DIED 1910

NNE Of The outstanding inventors OF The Negro
~ race, Granville T. Woods was responsible for
Of the most valuable innovations. electrical and
otherwise, in by the public today. From early boy
hood he spent hours Of his time finding new ways Of
mokna old systems better and in 1884 in Cincinnati,
his birthplace, he began TO have official record made
OF his Inventions, continuing his endeovors until his
death in 1910
Woods first patent was on steam boiler furnace.
followed by an amusement machine apparatus in
1889, on incvboior in 1900 and electrical air brokes
in 1902 1903 and 1905. He then directed his attention
10 iecgcphy, producing several patents for fronsmii
ting messages between moving iroins, as well
number Of trunsmers He thereafter invented IS OPP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
Damizellis Club

The DamIkelli- ,lub mel recent
~ al The home of Mis-. collins ess
AlrdbufN. Needing VAS called to
lfder by The president. Mrs. For.
rest All members were present.
Ailcr The business discussion.
.he hostess served a lovely lunch.
The club will hold IT'S next meet
ng at The home Of Mrs. Clark.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
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By Billy Roach
New York City

WV w - IVY
Benny Carter, King OF Synco-
patton Is rehcarsing ior his iri-
umphan, return into dear old Sa-
voy. Eddie HAYWOOD. plano tick
ler from Dali. is MASKING me
KEYS in mean fashion
Gw.ndolyn Re>de and BIZ Rob-
irson w!.l headline as Charlie
Cook ha,ors ee-pece orchestra
making IS choincs shake he dust
from their isc, ;hats ~Ho' Mix
ado orsnlur date March %,
Broadhufs, Theatre. am Street.
ives, o. Broadway Julie Hunter IL
in The choir u Tho Hot Mikado. =
fMr7i Coleman is IN chorGs.
a clique IN hand y ike a
cancer in the human hody II will
destroy overnight, an organization
mat took wears IN building up
MORRIS White Is no longer with
cab
The pake n ENirgioa ana his
.otcaniza'ion will hrosaras' from
mid- Aflan'ic after heiaS IS hours
on CPS VII spreed nc rhythm
from coast 70 coas'
Lgsky Minsrdsr made fine
showing opening nigh, a, the STATE
paiae1 Tho bard. sss hard
h-;'iag comoi'rioa paved with
high -ple'> hsi something that
Is 50 lack.ss among coloFed bands
Adding 20 inc personality Of the
romhine AZ the Misses Grace
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
Announcement
DON'T MISS ELK'S BALL
NEXT FRIDAY MITE

The EMS will give their Annual
Rail. Friday. March %, from . y.
M. 10 : n. M. at the beautiful NAV.
fair Rail Room. BIG Woodward
Ave. The Heart OF Detroit Lodge
No. 1914 and Florence Ames Tenn.
pie No. u. ]. u. p. u. T.. ". arc
sponsoring the affair. Music hy
Jimmie Da,enport's Orchestra.
Carrie Reason and Dan Rose, gen.
eraI chairmen; Hosea Hubert. b.
r.; Lucille Hubert. III. r.: Alma
Hill. chairman OF publicity. ,d.
vance ticket sale :,sc. AT Werner
Hotel. Door Admission CSC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
Announcement

LARRY DOUGLASS BACH
LAIR, ~tumbo" Douglass aud
Orchestra are In town aud viii re-
mnln In Detroit throughout the sea.
>on. The Orchestra j. open Tor all
engagements. Contact Larry Doug
lass Tor engagements nj ss72 Yer.
mont Ave. GALL Tyler i-Ss37.
ADV.
The Nome nugget., 1939-12-06
Du1d Leader Fritz Kuhn IS Sentenced 2 X Half to , years

NEW YORK, Dec. 5 (P-Fritz Kuhn, German-American Bund leader, was sentenced to a pri- son term of from two and a half to five years. He was convicted last week of grand larceny of Bund funds.
 The sentence was imposed on the count of grand larceny in the James Murray transaction and on two counts of forgery in that connection. The sentence was sus pended by Judge James Wallace on the transaction involving the alleged payment of moving ex- penses for Mrs. Virginia Camp, "The blonde angel" and Kuhn's love letters.
 Murray testified during the trial that he never received the $500 Kuhn claimed he paid him for legal services. The other charge concerned $717 allegedly given Mrs. Camp.
 Judge Wallace denied the de- fense's request for suspended sentence.
The Nome nugget., 1939-12-06
MirOW Air Service
 Activities

Pilot Jefford made trip to Wales to pick up Sid Rood Tues day and when taking off from the field struck a snow-drift and the plane went over on its nose damaging the propeller some.
 Pilot Martin will leave for Wales tomorrow morning with skis an a new prop and Jefford will return to Nome at once to make the trip to Anchorage.
 Pilot Fred Chambers made a trip to Council with freight and one passenger L E Ost.
 Pilot Hans Mirow returned from Nulato this morning with three passengers: MT and Mrs. Lennon and a new mechanic for Mirow Air Service.
 Two plane loads are scheduled to leave for Anchorage tomor- row morning.
 Pilot Martin will leave for Un alakleet with two passengers MT and Mrs Chase and a load of freight.
The Nome nugget., 1939-12-06
Reindeer To Be Butchered In About One Week

A number of natives have gone to the Fort at the east of Nome to repair the reindeer corrals there preparatory to butchering reindeer. The reindeer herders have been out for over a month now, rounding up the Nome herd and as soon as the corrals at Fort Davis are ready, the deer will be driven in and slaughter ed which should be inside of a week. At present the herd is out about fifteen miles on Osborne Creek.
The Nome nugget., 1939-12-06

(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice)
 JOE HARNISH, Agent
The Nome nugget., 1939-12-06

It seems that the two were coming down the Flambo River, at the back of Safety Lagoon when they came upon six large wolves feeding on the carcass of a reindeer. The boys started to creep up on the wolves but the wolves spotted them and becom- ing curious, left the deer and
The Nome nugget., 1939-12-06
Wien AirIines
 Activities

Yesterday Frank Whaley made a flight to Pilgrim Springs and Igloo with freight and two pas sengers. Sister Teckla, Nome to Pilgrim Springs; and Miss Shep pard, Nome to Igloo and return.
 This morning Frank left for Fairbanks with the following pas sengers: Sam Taggart, Joe Lucas and Jim Hatton. The return trip to Nome will be made via Roy ukuk, Nulato and Film.
The Nome nugget., 1939-12-06

started toward the two.
 Both George and Sango car- ried rifles and at about one hun dred yards opened fire. The wolves did not get to the boys, but neither did they get any of the wolves.
 O'Connor and Sango expected to go back to the herd today.
The Nome nugget., 1939-12-06

Pilot John Cross of the North Cross Airways arrived Nome to- day about noon from the north with Richard Hoogendorn and son as passengers.