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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
polttt(de Dofb(pa1r-
nung tn qanoern
GuropaS
Stuoenten 1poler eeeen oie Sopiets ins ,felo ,i>.
ben - Geidnoter odnft

ten befonmen bdt
0ie italieniide Breiie sreif Il aber
HuBlano immer mebr an. Ser Dor
5ebn Sasen in 9tom ansefomn1ene
neue ",,iiiibe 8otif)after Spon @e.
relAn tpartet i,tspiihen nod imner
auf cine @eleeenheit, aonig 8iftor
ematuel iein OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5lt itberreiden. Gs ideir1t 10 aIs Oh
oiele 9elesenbeit gang perpaiien tpirS
oenn es brout itf) auf Dem gaIfan
ehpos 5uiammen hab balls iiberfodeu
!pirh.
s.: ser 9iirfei ober berIangte Der
oeuti,ije goti5after Jran5 bon 9apen
cine iofortise l1nterreorns nit benz
anbenminiiter, lpeIde ibm audi g.
tp1brt tpuroe.
Sit &r,mdnien ober bot aonl
Carol bas aobinett fir cine oringens
Be Sisltne einber,,fen, eenau tpie il
ben noroiihen 26nbern. Sod sic
tpirflichen 8riinb, in alIen ssGIIen
Iinb nit ei1em s6leier bes gebeiut.
riiies umseben. 0ie itoIieniihen Sci.
tltnsen baben erfldren offen, oab
Hubfon6 ieine Naie aus 6em 8alfdn
haltea 'nlI, lpenn iie lie niht perbrelt
men tuoaen. 0as lit oeutli9 senug.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
9m>ii@er weltee,teret,
perurteilt ,,Heierpatien"'

Taris. 9er goll5ussausidlub bes
Siinlihen @eltfonereies erflGrt in
cintr1 formelen Sroteit, oab bie
Shcifl,ng ether ii;oiihen &eierpation
i'm eroberten Ioler burf 9eutidlano
Elm ,.Mft ser 8arborei" lei. Ser slus.
'hub erflart, bab 9auienoe bon Sl,.
BEN rie vtpilbe Tiere" lit 6en Cub.
lins, 9esirf geifidt ,,n6 nit elmer
vbisber nid)t erlebten @ralliamfeit
bebatoelt unb faltbliitis oem Sun.
gertoEe ansseiett poroen" ieien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
Gi,reeft ,attH @htueNen
eanFen Il. :. Slme3tnee

@cibineton. grobe 3Gufer bon
amerlfaniidlen 4rieasfl,,e5eueen tpa,
rem in bergangenen Monaten oie fol,
genecn 9anoer: tSiirfei, s6tpeoen
uno gbina. Oie auseeiteIlten Grport,
li5ensen batten eiren @ert bon &c.,.
274.47S ODER hunoert Yrooent mebr
als Ser boraltsseeansene Monots.
onrdidnitt. Ser bierterobte aGufer
im berfloiienen Monat tpor 1innIan6
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
unaariihe StmSenten
iaestt kmnSeebutte ab

9lloapeit. Mehrere bun6ert ltni,
neri'totsitnnenten periammelten iif
at eincm Mtarih CUR finnii ihen uno
'tal'eaiIhen @eiaroti6aft, tint bort
ibrer Spmpdthie fir 6innlano nno
tiir Oie antifomml,niitiide Saltuua
Stal!ens slusoruf 5u seben.
@lf poli5eilide Soroeruns itimm.
ten ieboh Sic ;Siihrer einen ,gerid,ie.
bl'nu" Der 0emonitration sl1.
Die llngariide ASreiie nennt bie sn.
rllf1ng bes Gc!ferbunoes 6urf, Slim.
lano loenig gfiiflid).
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07

pernerre bate bermieben tper6en
fonnen. (8ie fl,r,i:htie oie @ouper.
nellrc iino ooer man fann es audi mil
gorniertbeit 6e5eihnen benefit bie
freunolihe aufforeerl,ne bon YrGii.
Dent &ooiepelt oeu 9anfiaeungstaq
aus @eidJdftsaiiinben cine Wod)e
'rit5rr 5lt feiern. @on 6en 48 Staater
boben % Der slufforoerllng Jolee se.
leilte;. aber 25 foanten es niht mil
'br,n peridrllnpftcn 8ebirn in Gin
tro.ht brin9en unc baben einfaf) 6er
slnf oroerl'ng tein @ebor seidenft.)
0c5ei miro es fir SnfeI Gam mid,
einlnal leidt icin, s(bbilfe 3u id)offen
WirS bod bel ieoer @eleeenbeit bor
elmer sinlniiduns Der 8unoesbebor.
oen IN Die Medte ser staaten seipro,
hen. es mare nad1 tpie bor 3u er,
pdsen ob ourh freitpillige 9ulam.
mencrbeit Ser Staoten rnter oeut.
|liheralarlesune Der ,lnpermeiolihen
Gol3en oer jesieenTen6ensen inn 5lpi,
Ids':ftaatliden SanbeI oas getpiinid.
te Siel nidt id'neller errei9t tperoen
fonnte
D'lrd MufflGrung un6 itGnoiae
Siaireiie auf Die slastpirflngen elmer
enslf;rnisen lofalen Wirtfdaftspoli.
tit miro manher itaatlide &odidut.
9olrer bon ie;,er Eorbeit iiber5eug1
tpero'n fonnen. Sm SeotfaIIe bIeibi
imn'er nod oie Snterpention oe,
8unoesregierune iibrig. Ierfiigt bod
Sdlub auf Seite s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
Gt,alanH mill Kriea
itt1t eiftiteueft

2onoon. Gnqlano tpieoerbplte off,
siea iein Seroamm,rnssurteil iiber
Cen riliiiiden ginmarid in ssinnlano,
gab cber 5,.sleif 81, erfennen, oob es
niht oaran oenft rsur Mbtpenoi,ng
erltersr @efabr" nit benz national
ios:al,itiiden 9eufid1lanb 6rieoen 81,
i6l;eben, benn Miinben babe betpie.
ien bob Oelltihlorb nidt 8ort b1lt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
Keitt Sanitre4t itt
npeitlister melt

@aibineion. Mls eirer ber @ebrer
oes 9atein.M .Mmerifa. .Sorlim Der
George @aibinston l1niperiitat er.
flGrtl Staatsiefret1r q 81.
gerle ST., bte 81 anerifaniid,en &e.
pubIlten ipiirben Sen 1teberfaG eiter
8rob,raht auf elm fleines Mitslieb
ibrer Staatensruppe niht ouloen.
@ir iil,b 3eueen ser trai.risen
IerEGrtniiie in europa. ltnb iperoen
oiel, Braftifen in alen s(inerifas
nift tuIben, IhIob ct ieinen Surtrae.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07

arpenbasen. 9tprlpegen 6eriei ei-
leroS cine aonferens Ser ifanoinap.
il6er 2unber aui heute Ionnerstaa
cin lrn Mnglihfs!ten elmer irieolih.
en gailegltna bes finniif f.rltiiiihen
ariears 5u erfllncen linb eleihSeitig
Die eieene neoroblid)e Gage 81, iibers
priifer. slQeroines ioll rid)t bead)-
lihtlgt iein isinnlano militdriihe
Silfc an5ubieten.
sGneoen, beiier geiorenis iiber
BEN rlliiiid)en gin;aG pdhit, leete irt-
nerbn!b ieiner SobeitsaeipGiier nabe
oen i.nniiden sloiano. .Snieln in ser
SItiee 0tinen rno traf auh anoere
@erfeibiaunssnaBregeln
Sic Minenleg,lns Ser Sf,meoen
foIste ser finniit;en slnfiinoigung
ii6er oie gcfeltigung ser slaIanoiniel.
sSn Stodbolm ipurben Sic Scr
banol.lngen sur 9;!b,ng elmer nellen
Neeierilng belfleInigt, oan,it Shpe.
oen in oen genliibl,nsen sur gelpab.
hlnc ieiner Nelltralitdt cine Ginbeits.
front BARTLETT.
slll;3 Norpegen perit1rfte ieine Ser
Observation-Disclosures llnb ianbte
lpeitcre Srnppen nod ser im boben
Nolocr liegenaen @ren5e nit 5inn.
lam. 1T beren Nahe ieit 9eainn ser
6einoieligfeiten sefiinpft miro.
Gie saniife 9efrditigrng Ser Nelt.
trol'tit ereibt iih aus Sem Saft nit
2eLtihlano. TGnemarf bat MIR cine
SarS9rense nit Geutidlano, ip1b-
reno !eine aiiiten in ser gtoroiee bon
oen griten llnb in Ser Sitiee bon ben
9eutihen beberrld,t merocn.
gisber iil,b in Sdipeoen 1 Weillion
arnaen fit Die 5inanSier1ns eincs
5reituilliee1forps sur 1tnteritiisltna
Der sSinnen gelpenbet tporoen. gs iii
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07

gsn 1rit GtIbes.

Sduienbe reibt bds Sterben fort,
Gb' lie bds 2eben ersriinbet.
Gtner ersreift fir lie ale bas Bort;
Gtner mug iein. ber's nettiinbet.
Sdli'enoe 9eb'n gum Shtpeieen ein
3tp,le5en adnpfen unb Siesen.
etner ntilb 3elee bes 2esten fem,
Sds lie ale berihtpiesen.
Sal;tnoe ba6en alif bleiher Babl
Sad,elnb yerseiien eripdrben.
aber Der elite 1T tauienMuaI
SbreE Cob seitorben. q
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
Der pcratteerfe GS%
Uf;nen - cine iuidtise 8affe
bes Seefrieses

Sl7 mobernen Seefrieg ipieIt Sic
Mine cine iebr tpihtiee &oIle. 2aiien
iif bod nit ibrer SiIfe eanse yeee.
rest'ile, Meerensen ino Safenein.
tabrten iperren. MGbrenb bie O1ine
I'M Sanofrieg tereits BEL Ser geIage.
ri,nG inh @erteioial1ns bon 1eitun.
ger i'm II. Sohrbun6ert ansetponot
'ulrrbe, lit Die Seenline eieentIi6 erit
int @cltfriee erfoIsreid) sur @elt,tna
gefcmmer. D}an beritebt Sarunter
inter Ser 8aierfl1he am goben per.
anferte ooer binti nnter bem @aiier-
ipiesel lduinnenoe, in tpaiieroidten
gebaitern ilntergc6radte SprensIa.
oungen. Oie beranferten Minen tper.
ben cnt,ueoer bonn 2anb aus u,tf eIef.
triid)em Wese ober birh 8eriibrumg
nit einem sd,iFf (aontaftminer) sur
Grpfoiion eebraht. 9reibminen tom.
men mtr oitrf) Stob CUR gnt;iinoung
ge5raht tperben.
9ic Grploiion Der Mineniprensla.
Dung Die eintreten iou, tpenn Elm
Shiii aesen sic @eine itobt, ipiro
ourt, einen saluaniid,en Climber Der.
mitteit. gu oielem 3tued beiinoen iid
am acpf Der yfine mebrere splinoe.
ride, pben geihlogene fllrse 8lei.
robre. Die Elm Sinf-aobIe.Gl Clement
llno IN elmer seidloiienen @Iasflaide
GbrolniaurelOi.!ng entbalten. Stobt
Elm Shift sesen eire iolde gleifappe,
10 berhiest iio itta, bic GlasflaIde
serbr;d)t, sibt Die saure frei, bic
nit 3inf lno 9ohle einen saIpan.
ii6en Strom eraenst, ser einen elef.
triiben Climber CUR @irf,lns llnb %.
ousdj Die Sprenslaoune aur grplo.
iion tringt.
@abreno iidj berd,,ferte W1inen nur
NIT aroben Sdnicrisfeiten uno nit
Silfe bon Spesialbooten, Minentau,
her::, aus Dem @eee rGi,men Iaiien,
iino Sreibminen borauseeiest, bab
lie rsbtjeitig eeieben tperoen ourdb Elm
gegen ibre 2l,ftfammer eeriGtetes
@e'rehrfeur serbaltnismGbig lei6t
5um Ser'aden at brineen llno oamit
lmit:aHlih su MAIDEN.
Nie lit es m0glid), Ser seemine,
oie s,,n,eiit oerantert lit, bic porteil-
bafisite MISUNDERSTANDING su ge.
ben? Ole Ntine lit bur6 ein 0rabt-
ieil nit einem aus elmer @ubeiIen.
platte beitebenoen s(nfer perbunben
Mor ldbt Wiine uno Anfer unee.
trei.rt iinfen, tpobei ein Salafnebel
6as MbpideIn hes s!nfertaus SunGdii
perDinoert. Grit tucnn bieier 3nebel
nadlbpm oas aRiuenaggregat oen
@earesbooen erreid)t bat. eeidmol'
sen tit. eibt ct Sas Mnfertau frei, uns
Die an unteren gnbe nit einem Sic.
fenItsller periebene Wine iteiet infoI'
&c ih.es sluftriebs bod, Big Die tpei
tere slbipidlung burh cine NIT 6en
Tie'eniteIler ;,,iammenbdneenos
5peite sperre perbinbert miro, uni
5ipcr in Dem sugenblid, in Dem oi'
Wiue ben einaeitellten ltno militia
rib beabiidtisten @bitano bonn Mee
resipiesel erreidt hat. Oas Deutih'
9feih itedt iibriseMs benienieen ne,t
trar n sdiffen oie Elm WainenfeIi
palforen n,iiiien, bereitpillis elmer
0otien be5tp. elm 8egleitihiff our 8er
fiieurg, INN Die Siherbeit bes 4rans
portes au oetp1brIeiiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07

Tortraa sebalten Bel BET saeuns
BET .I[Iaemeinen SeutIdlen aonz
feren5 ber Serei,,isten SiltberiIden
aird,e Mmerifas" an 8. Sftober
1889 in Der epans. slllth. 3ionsz
Stride in grouflpn, Sem @prf. -
ST.. g. g. s. &raeting, Taltor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-07
5kan0tnahtHm8
AuBenmini(ttr
in Beratung
Do1en oie Srieoensaus id,ten I'M finnilh =ruliiih
en- Sonfltft priifen

Wahrenb &nklanb nidjt MIR bic n5rb
l,d,cn Staaten beorobt, fummt audi
bic Melonng ans benz Siben nnb
siuar bic 9rul,nna scsen Mnmanien.
Mud: iumrbe beiaat. baf 9cntid)lanb
int ycariff itcht, Srnf inf Wurucaen
men'n eines lt-Soutbafens anssn.
iibcn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-07

Miscellaneous Items

c q n Berry Sugar zS-le. elseh III
Sc lslsnd Fruit Sugar zS-ub. 80 1.33
Sss leland Fruit Sugar Ion. bag S9s
NIgswsy Matches e-bex carton lss
Ptsnssr Minced Clans, 1o-sx. Mt In he
lwToSs
Dlsek Tea, b. Tin 7se, n b. ]le, " =. Ale
Assorted Jsll-WsM, nine Uavers PIG. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-07
SMEFFORD CHEESE z pkgs. 2Se
American. pimlssss. ess,sns on'. rs.isss.
Brtsk. ts-b pkf
Shortening and Oils

crisee 49, LIN. ISe, 3-lb. Sac, 81. 1.o9
Spy Shsrtsnng In. 1Se, ID. BE
Formsy Shortening 3-b. In ~7e
Snewdrift, b. lSe, 9-Ib. S2e, 81. LOB
Maxela OIL, pt. zze, qt. %oe, H-gsl Ste
Wsssen on, pt. zze, q. zoe, H.ssl. e7e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-07
Canned Milk


Flour
Fishers Blend, AZ ID. 7Sej @o.b. i.~e
Driftsd Snow, z]H- n. 7Se, %e-n. 1.lo
Gold Medal, Kitchen Tested, - -. LIS
Facial and Hand Soap
skat Hand Sesp res. i~-sx. cen Dc
crsndpa's Tar Sesp res. Der. Se
Lava Hand Sesp, cleansing bsr -
csmsy Toilet Sesp, scented Der SHs
Lhebuoy Sosp, Danish 80" bar &c
Lux Toilet seap, popular seller bar e
Crystal White Toilet Sesp, sssrd, bsr %hs
PaImoIivs Soap, made With ellis, Der sac
White King TelIst Sesp. Der -
Jsvxsu's Toilet Sosp bar -
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Mexicans Refuse
Yamatoda Release
On U.S.. Warrants

Attempts to wrest Hideichi
Yamatoda FROM the custody of
Mexicali immigration authorities
had apparently failed Saturday with
the return to Los Angeles of j. S.
Martin of the Los Angeles district
attorneys office.
Martin had been in Ell Centre
several days negotiating for the
japanese gamblers release so that
he might face murder charges ON
the coast. Yamatoda is being held
On illegal entry charges.
Late Friday afternoon Buron
Fits, Los Angeles district attorney.
stopped briefly in Mexicali en- route
from Mexico City to- Los Angeles
by air. Both his efforts to return
Peter Del Gado to face perjury
charges, as we'll as attempts in
Mexico. City to secure Yamatodas
release had apparently been unsuc-
cessful.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22

died a short time later of a skull
fracture.
A coroner's jury Saturday morn
ing cleared the driver, Mrs. Paul
Marsh. of any blame. The jury
returned a verdict Of unavoidable
accident.
The accident occurred when Mrs.
Marsh backed her car out OF the
driveway at her home, 1882 Bright
on. In the car with her were two
daughters, Mrs Barbara Winger and
Alton Marsh, and John NeveS and
LaVerne Zavala.
Gordon Halliday, who was driv-
ing past in a car and saw the
child struck down, said the girl
was watching flag lowering cere-
monies at the nearby high school
and did not see the backing auto,
At least one of the wheels passed
over her. She had been playing
near the sidewalk with a sister,
Marian, 7, and dog. Her home
is nearby, at 1000 Brighton.
Mrs. Madelyn Jansen was the
first to reach the child and Rudy
Elded, carpenter, took her to a
hospital, where she died at 4:30
pm.
Funeral arrangements had not
been definitely made Saturday, but
services will be held in San Diego
at MerkeleV'S funeral home within
few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
20 Years Ago L.V.
Cast First Ballot
On Canal Contract
Only 5000 Votes Listed
In First Election, On
All American Plan
LOGAN JENKINS

Exactly 20 years ago Sat
urday, when spot cotton was
% cents and Charlie Chap
lin was the rage in "Shoul-
der Arms" a little less than 5000
Imperial Valley voters went to the
polls and voted yes, ratifying a
contract calling for construction OF
the All American canal.
The election from in the MORN
ing to in the afternoon Jan. II.
1919 climaxed one of the bitterest
campaigns in the history of sec
ton noted for its political heat.
Newspaper accounts of the time
smoke with the warmth of charges
that rocketed back and forth across
the desert from inland to Calexico
and Dixieland to Pete's Well.
Despite the fiery attacks of those
who branded the contract with the
United States government as Fin
ancial suicide" and those who de-
Tended it as the valleys only course
of salvation, the question was ap-
parently too complicated to inter-
est the average man in the fields.
Only 80 per cent of the registered
voters responded!
When the smoke cleared and
the valley had approved the canal
plan by to l, here is how the
separate precincts balloted
How They Voted
Calexico 30 yes 130 no; Heber 46
yes no; Mt. Signal As yes IL no:
Alder 81 yes 18 no; Verde 1877 yes
0 no; Ell Centre A 253 yes 13 no;
Ell Centre B 275 yes II no; Dixie
land 80 yes 0 no; Silsbee l52 yes
4 no; Date 104 yes 2 no; McCabe
76 yes 2 no; Dogwood 81 yes no,
Continued on Page 8 Col. d
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Bard Area Wins in
Fight to Obtain
New Milk Standard

WINTERHAVEN, Jan. 21-A four
year fight to provide residents OF
this area with milk meeting STAN
dards set by California, ended sue
cessfully Friday.
Hereafter only California in
spected milk will be offered for
sale in Winterhaven. Bard, Ogilby,
Fort Yuma, and AnGrade and sur
rounding territory. An Imperial
county dairy will supply the milk.
Arizona inspection standards do
not meet those Of California, Wal
ter Macdonald, Imperial county
milk inspector, and Merrill Cole,
state inspector, said.
Fred Tuller. Yuma dairyman,
pleaded guilty in justice court here
to selling uninspected milk, mis-
labelling containers, and to using
California containers without per-
mission. He agreed to stop deliver
ing Arizona milk along the west
side of the Colorado river.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22

sage IeCelNeu ITOIn Ine CdNdlleI
said the ship was down and sink
ing" of Ocean City, Md.
The last radio message from the
Cavalier was only one word: sink
ing"
Pan American offices here said
the ship, with eight passengers and
4 crew of five aboard, sent its last
radio message at 1:13 pm. and that
the Bermuda Clipper was standing
by at Port Washington, l.. l., pre-
pared to take off at once for the
scene of the accident.
The Cavalier settled on the ocean
$50 miles off Ocean City, Md.
The $4,000 pound Cavalier was
one of a fleet of % flying boats
constructed by Imperial Airways
for its empire routes.
1t is a high wing monoplane with
four Bristol Pegasus engines and
ordinarily carries a crew of six.
The craft has a gasoline capacity
of 1000 gallons.
1t completed it's final survey of
the Bermuda route May 25, 1887
and has been in service since then.
Rescue agencies were mobilized
Immediately. Two coast guard air.
planes took off from Floyd Bennett
field. Three coast guard cutters
the Champlain, the Icarus and the
Mendoza, on patrol duty off the
coast were ordered to the scene.
Seas at the scene where the
Cavalier came down were reported
rough by the New York coast
guard.
Two steamers, the tanker ESQ
Baytown and the City of Rayville
turned from their courses and
started for the Cavalier. They were
Continued on Page 8, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22

/ clOgged drains flooding the homes
Of film celebrities at Santa Monica.
Fears were expressed at the coun-
ty agricultural office for the lettuce
crop already behind schedule. No
accurate data was available on the
amount of damage the rain did,
although B. A. Harrigan. County
commissioner said:
Some damage already has been
done, and if the rain continues a
major portion of the crop may be
lost"
Observers pointed out, however.
that there might be boost in the
lettuce price as result.
Lettuce shipments were consider
ably behind last year. To date 1883
cars have been sent out as COM
pared with 3,l63 on this date a
year ago. Last year total of 1900
cars went out The acreage this
year is about 1000 acres less than
last.
The 80 of rain that fell Friday
morning raised the total for 1899
to So which includes the shower
Jan. 8. This makes a seasonal to-
tai of 1876 Last year at this time
the valley had received only a trace
of rain. The month is the wettest
since 1885 when "a rain was re-
corded
The weather forecast from Wood
row C. Jacobs, government meteor
ologist, was not encouraging. He
Continued on Page 8, Col. @
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
New Federal Camp
OPENS Next Week

CALIPATRIA, Jan. 21-The new
federal labor camp will open here
early next week to provide tent
sites and sanitary facilities for 300
migratory agricultural workers ana
their families.
Tom Collins, who has charge OF
the camp, said it is the mobile type
and will be moved north as soon
as the winter harvest closes in I'M
perial county.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
-Four Hurt in Auto
Collision at Curve

HOLTVILLE, Jan. 81. - -Four
Holtville residents were injured
Friday night when two automobiles
collided head-on on the Holtville-
Bonds corner road three miles
southeast of here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Sudduth,
Joyce Sudduth, 2, and T. Calls
were treated at physicians office
and then taken to their homes,
Highway Patrolman Paul Brown
said
Tony A. Schick, 36, Grove one
car and Sudduth, %, drove the
other. The cars came together on
a sharp curve. Schick said he ap-
piled his brakes in trying to avoid
the crash but his car skidded into
the incoming machine.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22

on relief, which recommended ad-
option of the $725 100000 house bill
in amended form.
The senate may begin considera-
ton of the bill Monday after 1t
votes on confirmation of Harry L.
Hopkins, former WPA administra-
tor. as secretary of commerce. Early
action is imperative as the relief
agency has announced that its
treasury will be empty by Feb. 7.
Sen. Kenneth McKellar, D., Tenn,
made a vigorous attempt to restore
the $875 100000 figure requested by
the president.
The full committee voted II to
7 to support the subcommittee
bill. The roll call:
For $725, 100000: Glass, D., Va,
Byrnes, D., S. c.; Tydings, D., Md;
Russell, D., Ca; Adams, D., Colo;
McCarran, D., Nev.; Bankhead, D.,
Ala; Truman, D., Mo; Burke, D.,
Neb.; Chavez, D., N. M; Hale, r.,
Me; Nye, r., N. D.; Townsend, D..
Del; Bridges, r., N. H.; Lodge,
r., Mass; Holman, r., Ore; and
Taft, r., o.
Against: McKellar, D., Tenn;
Hayden, D., Ariz.; Thomas, D.,
Okla; Oyerton, D., La; O'Mahoney,
D., Wyo,; Green, D., r. l.; and
Maloney, D., Conn.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Resolution Asks
Highway Support

A resolution supporting and ask
ing other Imperial Valley groups to
support placing the Niland-Blythe
road in the state highway system
was passed Friday night at a meet
ing in. Calexico of the San Diego
Imperial counties conference COM
mittee. A Eill to that effect is now
before the lower house of the state
legislature.
Frank Forward of San Diego was
named the new president of the
group. Earl Cavanah of CaleXico
will be vice president. Among those
attending were Highway Commits
sioner William Hart, Supervisor B.
NJ Graham, San Diego Supervisor
Roy Richards, and Walter Have
korSt of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Is ABOARD CLIPPER DOWN IN ATLANTIC
Divorce by Mail
Racket Barred

OROVILLE, Calf, Jan. 2l.
CUP) - New indictments today
faced Mrs. Clara Osburn, former
Butte county clerk accused oil
acting as attorney, county clerk
and judge in the operation OF
mail order divorce mill.
She was charged with falsify-
ing records to obtain divorces
for two Chico women, one oil
whom inadvertently precipitated
an investigation showing Mrs.
Osburn may have been arrang-
ing fake divorces for 10 years.
At the time Mrs. Osburn was
cut of office, having been dis
missed in a bizarre scandal CEN
terirg around an asserted plot
to slay a former district attorney.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22

free speech and free press as its
stoutest bulwarks.
Warning that sit can happen
here" he pledged the press to the
twin aims of freedom and truth,
and reminded the people of their
reciprocal obligation to seek the
truth. to recognize it and to use
it intelligently to protect and de-
fend themselves.
Stahlman, publisher of the Nash
vile, Tenn, Banner, spoke at the
annual meeting of the California
Newspaper Publishers association
here on the subject "A Free Press
in a Democracy
Stressing that maintenance of
free speech and free press is the
first duty of citizens in a demo-
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Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Paralysis Fight
Begins in Valley

The To-day sale Of "Fifht Intan-
tile Paralysis" buttons began IN
Imperial county Saturday to raise
money to prevent spread of the dis
ease.
Fifty per cent of the money will
be held in trust until after Jan. 80
when a permanent county commit
tee will be formed as a part OF
similar organizations throughout
southern California. a . -
Rehabilitation and epidemic care
will be financed from the county's
snare while the other so per cent
VIII go to the national organiza-
tion for research.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Mrs. GiIIeff Hurt
In Auto Accident

Mrs. Nellie Gillett of Ell Centre.
widow of Charles Gillett, suffered
minor injuries in an automobile
accident at Meloland shortly before
11:30 am. Saturday
A car driven by her son, Cecil
Gillett, collided with a machine
driven by G, d. Montgomery High
way Patrolmen AL Bisgard and Bill
Tackett gave Montgomery a traffic
citation charging him with violat-
ing the right of way at an inter-
section. Mrs. Esther McClelland
and Roy Gillett, passengers in the
car, and the driver all escaped in
Jury.