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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-11
TWO NAZI SPIES ARE
EXECUTED BY BRITISH
Two Men Convicted Under Treachery
Act In Civil Trial In
London Court

LONDON, Dec. 10. - Up Britain
hanged two German spies from the
gallows in gloomy, century-old Pen
tonville prison today in her first IKE.
cutions for espionage in this war.
The two Nazis, 25-year-old Jose
Waldberg, and 24-year-old Karl
Meier, were convicted under the
treachery act Nov. % in a civil trial
at the central criminal court. Its
penalty is death by hanging.
Had they been convicted by a court
martial, they would have died be-
ftre a firing squad.
The charge was that they had
erected a radio transmitter by night
in secluded spots in the countryside.
The court a told that their ap-
paratus-entirely of German manu-
facture-was extra ordinarily light,
being carried in two black bags like
camera cases, and could be adjust
ed to send on different wave-lengths.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-11
BY OVID A. MARTIN

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10 Up -
President Roosevelt declared to-
day that Equitable distribution, of
wealth to help the underprivileged
n provide security for workers
and farmers was an essential part
OF the nations program of re-
arming ito preserve freedom"
Mobilization of men and MUM
tons alone, the chief executive
said, would not effectively arm the
country.
1T defective preparedness)
means" Mr.. Roosevelt said, IAN
equitable distribution of the wealth
from our unparalleled material re-
sources, help for the under-privil-
eyed, security for workers and
farmers and whatever else that is
necessary to keep democracy a
dynamic force"
This broad view of the defense
program was outlined in a presi.
Dental message read before 1000
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-11
Fighting Between Siam,
Indo-China Continues

HANOI, French Indo-China, Dec
1O.-GR-Fighting between Thalland
(Siamese) troops and French colon
ials on the Thai border is continuing
with increased severity, an Official
announcement said today.
Thailand troops, the announcement
said, fired scores of artillery shells
across the Mekong river into the In
do-China border town Of Savannah
het, but the damage was not dis
closed.
Thai aircraft also bombed and ma
chine gunned Vientiane in a brief at
tack today. French anti-aircraft fire
brought down n of the attacking
planes in flames, it was reported.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-11
s;r S~treamlined Trains
Are Ordered By Southern

CHICAGO. Dec. To- CP Con
..r,orion Of six new deluxe stream
,4oo5 Messenger trains for the South
,ro Railway by Pullman-Standafd
Cor Manufacturing company was an
nanced today,
The new trains, to operate as the
c,ntherner' and the Tennessean'
.ro IN he powered with diesel-electrlc
,..omoriyes and will be made up
,r,o A. rltra-streamlined stainless
steel sheathed units.
The order includes six passenger
and luggage cars. IS coaches, six
rartirioned coaches, five diners,
threa observation-lounge tavern cars
with round ends, three observation
1onngp tavern ears with square ends,
,wo mail luggage cars with 60 foot
mail APARTMENTS. two mail-baggage
cars with 30-foot mail apartments.
and two mail storage cars.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-11
ROBERTSON HEADS
BOTTLERS GROUP
uosbington Man Elected
president At Close OF Meet
inc In Rocky Mount

aock,y MOUNT, Dec. 10.-R-
Worth Carolina Bottlers associa
elected w. R. Robertson o.
~..ninoton, N. c., its president to
closing session of the 27tf
o's convention. He succeeds E
rIomfng Of Rocky Mount.
L. t.loction of next years convention
cirv was left to the executive com
mittee. ~ n D
,Npr, om of RoXboro, vice president
w." WI Y. Johnson of Statesville
aa,ror. and Frederick o. Bowman
u chapel Hill, reelected executive
secretary.
Sneakers at the sessions today
l. Forio, public relations rep
No of the Coca Cola company
l's' ,r,,rta. Ga. and w. S. Tyson
u inch hit for Major A. L.. F1etch'
wa tbe federal wage and hour di-
rorio told association members
l+ sort drinks e "a part # th'
l'., ,ican lunch basket" and that
+ nZ' ion of them was inconsistent
'@ ,,h tho principle of taxation on the
ability to pay,
'V Trson asked the cooperation of the
.tro, in the administration Of the
fair standards act and SAID, seventy
La" rent of the complaints we re-
;,.o arc from competitors who
oori7o unfair practices by the
other man,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-11
ANNUAL TOY SHOW
SLATED SATURDAY
Toys Will Be Turned Over To
Fire Department For
Renovation

The annual toy matinee for the
benefit of underprivileged children in
the community will be held at 9
o'clock Saturday morning at the
Carolina theatre.
All new or old toys will be turned
over to the Wilmington fire depart
ment for renovation and distribution
on Christmas morning to Whining
tons unGerprivileged children.
The feature attraction for the
Carolin2's special show will be Laurel
and Hardy in Flying Deuces." In
addition, a special short subject pro-
gram, consisting of comedies and
cartoons, will be presented.
Admission is free to all who bring
a new or old toy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-11
F. D. R. Says Equal Distribution
OF Wealth Essential To Defense

farmer-delegates attending the
22nd convention of the farm bur.
eau federation to study ways of
increasing agriculture's share OF
the national income.
This message and a speech from
Secretary Wickard promising
greater agriculture department eff.
fort in behalf of farmers, were
hailed by Edward A. O'NeaI, fed
GRAFTON president, as a pledge that
the administration will continue
to fight for it's social aim of i'm
proving the lot of the less FORUM
ate."
Wickard, while outlining econo-
mic gains he said farmers had
made under New Deal crop pre-
grams, pledged his utmost efforts
as secretary of agriculture" to
carry out the goal If existing farm
Notwithstanding farmers to
obtain. insofar as practicable,
parity prices and parity of in
come"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-11
NEW TREMORS

BUCHAREST, Dec. 10. Up -
PASSED by Censor)CJust one month
to the hour after 1000 to 1000 per
sons were killed in Rumania's worst
earthquake, two new tremors shook
the southern part of the country to-
day. No damage has been reported,
hut the earthquake was especially Sc
we're in the area around GalatZ, a
city of about $4,000 people and one
of the chief grain ports on the
Danube.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-11
Mystery OF German
Ships Fate Cleared

LONDON, Dec. 5.-lP-The Nazi
freighter 1darwald, vainly attempt
Mexico to Europe. was scuttled by
her w crew off Cuba last Sunday
when intercepted by the British
cruiser Diomede, an official an
nouncement said today.
The brief statement cleared up the
mystery of the freighter's fate. She
had been ~variously reported as tor
pedoed and sunk. or abandoned by
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-11

her crew when the British warship
appeared
The Diornede took aboard the Ger.
mar crew of As.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-11
BRITISH SPENDING

LONDON, Dec. 10.-P-The Brit
ish government spent the record sum
of f15. 739, 1871 about $62, 956, 1854 daily
last week, published exchequer re-
turns disclosed tonight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-11
ADVERTISEMENT
FALSE TEETH
That Loosen
Need Not Embarrass

Many wearers of false teeth have SUI
fered real embarrassment because tne1r
plate dropped, slipped or wabbied at
Just the wrong time Do not i've III
fear of this happening to you. JUST
snrinkle a little FASTEETH, the aka
line non-acid) powder, on your plates.
Holds false teeth more firmly, so they
feel more comfortable. Does not sour.
Checks "plate odor" (denture BREATH.
Get TASTEETH at any drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04

This vcIl-planned ! ..~torl
frame structure MI rectntly
completed IN NeW York state
community with the AID Of a
$500 mortgage insured ht
the Federal housing Adminie-
tration. The home has dignity
and charm. Cross-ventllatlon
is afforded in .he arrangement.
A further attraction is ready
access from both the bedrooms
and living rooms to the bath
room without he necessity OF
passing through other room,.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04

nc Of marble ..
Ike tic plan OF having such
combined rooms IN the form of an
/ .. IL this case the living
room flows INTO the dining room
with a srnoothncss that is rCStiul
No abrupt dividing lines. .
A grand piano between two WIN
doWs rs nice 10 sec they like
making their own music .. . SO
many homes have only manufac-
tured music ..
The Zavala kitchen is as handy
as chefs in 4 big hote! ..
Built for speedy meal getting with
DO timc out for U1clcS& moves
The tuo-Uav sink for oa3y dish
washing permitting adequate
space for GOOD old fashioned scald-
ing of dishes from tumblers to
cooking utensils "
Red and white with brick like
lnoleun makes the kitchen as
pleasant a pleaeant can be
Complete facilities for washing and
IRONING are on tho enclosed SER
vice porch Two tubs, too
Necessary tor handling family
laundry
Ard the didn't forget the cup
boards IN kitchen or porch
There's nlce bedroom opening
off the dining room . A bed
room equipped with the best of
warcirobcS and planned to provide
a good place for a high school
student TO study as wei! as sleep
and dress.
The bedrooms in tins house are
private ... They are isolated
from the rcst of the house Two
of them open off an lnncrhall way
and that may hc ono reason they
have siCh y remote. quiet appear
ancc Thrr all have big win
dowS 49,. ono Is tntcd IN pale
azure and tho other dim green
The bcst Backgrounds IN the world
for sleep and rest
The bathroom Is great hlg bho
and white place with q splendid
big dressing CabUrl filled with
drawer space NlnC places for
towels and wash cloths and extra
soap CThlS arrangement cf-
fectiycly stops the agonized howl
Bring me a towel I'm IN the tub
and forgot TO get one ...
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
LET'S MAKE IMPERIAL VALLEY
"THE COMMUNITY OF
BEAUTIFUL HOMES"
Kitchens in New
Homes Built for
Convenience

10y s,arH ste}>> 60 lo. ;akc ~
gepafa 4 meal Gor YOUR family
2,o1eh.s 70; moro than yoI
sseu.l. .inio,> NoarS Is ono Or the
-. sGaH,sGcaly dc>ien"d k!tch
ens tas' arc planned 50 tha; there
*. = ,.aele ,oSt motion.
c. y. - Gow0 own ucpar'mcn:
.ogcs la .cro,.'.% installed kltch-
- enslaecrNS department, with d
stafs O. experts who spend all O.
,Ae,. try plarMnc ways and means
q: maxim. kitchens more efficient
Ihes a2ve des.sMcd and crcctC>,
'34rec model kitchens right III the
.tnrc IN ,hoW homemakerS VIVA;
ime- savers vean; modern Kitchen,
can De
Onc q. thest model kitChenS has
=. los square fec: OF floor space
= H.0c by twelve room. III OthcH
words Yet j.. !; Is double sink
large electric range. All electric
G.SaUaShev. C.ectriC garbage DIS
poza. a:1lt. a refrigerator ard cab
.se;S a. c&rboards to spare All
~oSEBc surfaces arc OF stainless
aetal ! = bdt three steps from
anr posn' IL his kitchen TO any
other po,nti Another of these mod
{, Set-upS is a two-step kitchen.
nat what kitchen engineers mean
vhen icy talk abou; MAXIMUM
efficiency Win the least amount OF
effort Better visit this department,
! 90. e planning 20 builder 20
.ero&e, ar e.c kitchen.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Breakfast Room,
Nearly Obsolete
In New Homes

VIII a byaa ga. .0aa sen.
70 be 'ha 7gee,.ol i - ,. gen.;ec.s
and home 2s..acrs &c asE.as 'neso
days, because II 4 ssca: manr Of
the HCH ho4.e, OIL 70 ."ese sc
no drca 1t. .ooa. =. -
Inston3 'ho 6t.:rs raoe.- u .i-r.r
house - a.arros-., =.-.G 49,.
, b." ".@-.c1 as s.#..s.. - -. e. =.
onto a 80 - = II - -
placed a. .ft:1et.sa .Ho.,p - bgoa&-
f7s,n@. = 2at#... - as',,.:.. .4a.o
20: example. ..,aze@ !. Il PAR O.
vi. ca7.ss. j. - s#an. : e..h.-
eer'H 7o9''..> = :. -. .:.,s.. o..
porhaf q C:.Le.s q. .a.....ls 10,
and ch2.:z :Mlstea .. Ca.rs.e r.
TO @!rc .ho roon. & :. ii = exotic
Ho;e. c. ? decidedly ...aas... s....n.
in BAMBOO 0. c..saa...s.... -.
.eatAe: upholstery CT - ..a.s
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04

They didn't start construction
work on any new homes because
prospective cuStomcr generally
were waiting until alter March |
whcr property assessments arc
completed
Soncs Lumber. Builders Supply.
Whiting Mead. Kaiser Lumber. A.
A. Moody. FL Ccntro Lumber and
Trading and Gavin lumber all re-
ported deals ON the fire" but de-
clared that no construction work
would be started immediately on
those jobs.
Meanwhile. with rcmodcline Jobs
contributing most Of the activity
halldnG permits III FL Centre were
boosted $6595 during the week to
send the year mark to S30.653 rs
compared 10 S6l775 on the same
date one year ago The 1910 aCtiv-
lty. however. WaS considerably
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Ce|Iophane
Curtains New;
Brighten Room

II your k,tchcM. dinC'tc or bath
loOm h.luprNj to be ON tho darE,
sd" Of The house, and you want
to lct IL every hit Of sunlight pos
sIblc, then youll be Interested II
the rcw ccll0p.!anC curtains. AS
a matter of fact, youll probably be
Interested IN them even il these
looms Il" on the sunny side Of your
aomc. G0r tNi" now use for cello
Phanc t. unC Ci tho most attr?ctlNc
we've eorn.
Tho curtains arc simply two
traigh' pieces of cNllophanc with
tie cdcc& plaM Or piulicN, decorai-
cd al over O" around the borders
III the saycSt sort of pattcrrS-httlr
animal fiCld flowers, pottcd plants
ard many others.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04

higher than IN 1923 when less than
$4,000 had been issued in permits
by Feb. 4.
SoncS reported progress ON tho
f. S. StriCklCr home on Len RcH
street between 18th and 7th streets
and Whiting Mead reported re
model Jobs in BraWlcy FL Ccntro
and inland.
Biggest permit issued during the
week was to John r. Robertson,
a $500 permit for construction Of
an auto shade at co. State street.
a $4,000 permit vas ISSUED To B. F.
DarnCll for additional alterations
on tho new bowling alley ON Sixth
streets and Il $1,000 permit VAS is
sued to the Imperial county tor
construction OF mczzanlnc floor
in the Offices Of the county cicfk-
Other permits:
Forrest Ilnn Sl5O. 1863 Wood
ward. garage: Amelia Tobey, $li5,
9OG Main street, rolnodcllng.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
1sham Funeral
Scheduled Sunday

Funcral services for John Ear
sham. 20 field laborey. who died
Wc.lnc 5day from a heart attack,
were scheduled at the Lemons cha
Pei IN FL Ccnt.o at 2:30 p. IN Sunday
with Rev. NJ A j. Price Of Braw-
Icy officiating
The rites at Evergreen cemetery
were to oe i'll charge of Boycc Atcn
post of the American Legion.
1Shan was survived by his father
j. w. lsham, a sister. Mrs. Fran
ccS Smuh, ana nephew, Vincent
Walkup. all OF BraWley.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
HoityiIIe Fetes
Peace Officers

HOLTVILLF, Feb 3 Fifty
members Of the Impcral Yuma
Peace Officers a%SoclatiOn enjoyed
varied plopram Of music and
dancing at thcT meeting at the
civic center last night.
Betty Grace walker and VcSta
Lawson, elementary school pupils.
entertained with tap dancing. Mrs.
Josephine Hunt played their ac-
compartments Hawaiian music and
dancing numbers were presented
by a trio from HOltYillc amusc-
mcnt resort.
Tho organization passed rc5o-
luton Of sympathy and ordered
copy sent to parents of the late
Jack Stark. El Ccntro police pa
trolman and member Of the a55o-
citation
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
2 Z & ? | n

B..c. .Nmbo! Of happ.ncss
so wonder us", uscG those Gar
.lg tW.nh.o. %, blue n trimming
ne ou' .;o ID. tho II J Zayala
homo q, ESQ Br;gh'on a@enue =.
B.." :. exactly 'hc Il 1t note for
q house '1a. : 70 patiently 4 home
20: i family ....
TIC ..a,tc.rt walls aad eathe-
Gr>. oc..rg Of the combined liy-
.nG room. are white with a faint
INNER mt O! pink which reminds
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
DAD Couch UNDERGOES
MINOR OPERATION

r E. Dad Couch, pioneer jewel
o. Of f, Centre, was said TO be rest
.ag wei Saturday after q minor
opora'Io.: performed at Fl Centre
hospital FRIDAY night His phySi-
can SAID Couchs condition was
far
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
NEWS
VIEWS
by PHIL JONES

Out OF Fran, ,ou,. -.
ironic not" to ''c cta,.. =.
hunting I~ to- too aarr,s C..
that country Tli. l.-.....
rule. OF course. applies t'n.v =.
birds ana animal Tlc,r *
IAN n limit on human ne
and nobody needs AIN r.ar,
liccns" for this ktI1 a.. -. r.
than /" nood"a ,u sap a
quitocs. Tho Bril,h .e..gc.
arc a bit perturlca -. at#..
they arc not piloVcA =. t1Hs.
their hunting Jog across =.
Channel The uo!n:rr~ ~
lust going 10 lat, to -.as
home ana point al ca,h otae.
which may not re uolit" hs.
II Will h" welcome E"Ve -
game hird- and al'via}.
! sec th3' ia" Flurl1a a.
crop has h"cn n'0Nco h~ r.
which r1o8N. Ia'.Fo''...
tors have headlines 90 .o'e:,.
weeks 20 como
undcrsta"l 'r.rs lis e....
TO hc \ Rcn'fi Tal. me
played At tho r C.-tr, -
dunn S1ndaN FeN II To- III.
late JACK stark = fCik' ~,
is A fine SestuTc ana 81 .hr
be well supported w jhr Lii.
nunitN.
You can't jnst go 3o~. :.
tho store and buy a "aiei
softcncr-and CNNcct cffi,.9a'
service. The water softcner IS
only part Of tho Job and Whllc
most stores stop there on:
service only begins. We hav'
been Installing water y.,rJ-
and equipment N ;hle ;arr.-
tory for years anA wo kaov.
the economical way 10 !rs;oH
hem. A Rainier W7:cr soften
or VIII cost YOU loee from u
and our experience viii ave
YOU much time and Crje'. Src
Phil Jones, Inpcrla, Highwa-
near Ell Centro. Pho.e 81
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
THE MOST WORTHWHILE
THING IN LIFE IS TO
"OWN YOUR OWN H0MEE"
Builders Anticipate Spurt
I'm I'll Centro Construction
After Assessor Inspection

Imperial Valleys builders and contractors drew pllnS'
discussed the size and color of Kitchens picked out color
schemes and told Of the economy Of various materials IN
The complicated business of hOmcbudnp during the past
Wcrk-but they didn't start amy new homes.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-11

The Imperial Valley delegation to
the annual Four States Highway
convention in Las Vegas this week
end increased rapidly Thursday rs
more and more residents decided to
make the trip.
Ell Centros delegation was to
leave Friday morning to Join other
Imperial Vaileyites and the San
Diego crowd at Blythe for lunch
con Friday noon.
The group from El Cenuo in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tyler.
lr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert HavS, Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Eldridge. Jas
per Travers. and f. E. Anderson, ST.
Calexico's delegation was to be
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Young, Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Mccoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Reynolds. and
Leo Watts.
From Mexicah will go Mr.. and
Mrs. Arturo p. Noriega, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Lopez, Mr. ana Mrs.
Ignacio A Teran. and Pablo Ian
deros Doreto.
The Brawley crowd was to in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Graham.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-11
Morgenthau Flags
Critics, Declares
Policy Unchanged

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL l(UP)-
Secretary of Treasury Henry Nor
genthau. Jr.. said today that it
was his Job to protect the interests
Of depositors in all national banks
and that he would perform that
duty despite any criticism from
bankers.
His statement was IN reply to
charges made by l.. M. Giannini,
president of the Bank OF America,
that Morgenthau was prosecuting
the bank.
Just so long as I am here and
have any breath left in my body, y
Morgenthau said, I'm going to con-
tinue to do my job, not withstanding
the abuse the management of any
bank sees fit to heap upon my head v
He declined to discuss the con-
troversy between the bank and the
treasury, explaining that he never
talked about the affairs of any
national bank. In fairness to the
treasury and himself, he said that
he felt it was necessary to reply
to Giannini's accusations.
1t was understood that the con-
troversy between Giannini and the
treasury concerns the valuation of
certain assets of the Bank of
America.
Morgenthau would not comment
en- Giannini's threat to leave the
national banking system and to
convert his institution into a state
bank.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-11
4-H Club Council
To Meet Saturday
ToPlan Program

Imperial county All club council
will meet Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock in the farm advisors office
to discuss plans for selection Of
the outstanding All club boy and
girl in the valley. Lee Janderman,
club director announced Thursday.
The boy and girl who are chosen
as the outstanding county Alters
will attend a convention in Ber-
kelley during the Easter vacation.
Other problems to be considered
by the council Saturday.
Individual club programs. local
leader training conference, start
of demonstration work. plans for
fair exhibits, All club roundup
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-11
Campus Notes
From Central
Hiqh Schoo!
.RY JACK KINNE-

Imperial Valley high school G. A.
A. associations will participate in
a valley wide play-day at FL Centre
high school Saturday according to
Hulda Free, Ell Centro high school
G. A. A president.
The play-day will consist of
games. competitive sports, and a
luncheon at II o'clock.
Central Junior Colleges sopho-
more class will sponsor a formal
dance one week from Friday, at
the Barbara Worth Country club,
according to the announcement
made by Dan Judd, class president.
The dance is restricted to college
and high school students.
Eugene Adams, FL Centre high
school Future Farmer, will repre-
sent southern California in the
National Future Farmers Public
Speaking contest at Fresno, jan
uary 26
Inter class basketball games
started this week in a basketball
tournament sponsored by the Vars
ity c at El Centre high school
The Junior class defeated the
Senior class in the first game.
FL Centro high schools G. A. c
club met Wednesday afternoon to
discuss plans for party and a
dance in the near future, Rosie
Fiore announced
Future Farmers at FL Centre
high school will be in charge of
the assembly program Friday morn
ing, according to Elwood Spencer,
agriculture professor.
A skit directed by Lee Zinn will
feature the program.
FL Centro high school Girl Re-
serves announced January 81 as
the date for their annual formal
dance.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-11
Liquor Licenses
Denied in Valley

The state board Of equalization
Thursday announced denial OF two
applications for liquor licenses in
Imperial Valley, one in Ell Centre
and one in Brawley.
Alicia NJ Figueroa, 1875 East
Brighton street, Ell Centro, was de-
MED a license because his estab-
lishment was near a church, park,
and residential area.
Genaro Lopez of 9l6 G street.
Brawley, was denied an application
because OF misrepresentation in his
application.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-11
State Employment Commission Goes
Shopping For New Executive Chief

SACRAMENTO Jan, IL CUP)--
The California employment COM
mission was shopping today Tor a
new executive director of the state
department of employment. fol-
lowing the resignation of Carl L.
Hyde, to be effective April /
Commission Chairman Richard
Sachse said no answer had been
received from the unofficial offer
made to Robert Gordon Wagonet,
former Californian in charge of
unemployment benefit activities of
The federal Social Security board in
Washington. The position pays So
900 per year.
Hyde has directed the jobless
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-11
Yuma False Arrest
Suit Thrown Out

HCENIX, Jan. II. tUP)-Thc
$4,000 false arrest action against
Sheriff Lon Jordan of Maricopa
county and Sheriff T. M. Newman
of Yuma ended in a non-suit today.
The request for non-suit against
all defendants was made by attor-
neys of the plaintiff, George Mara
BILE, Yuma, ater Presiding Judge
Gordon Farley of Nogales indicated
he would instruct the jury TO return
verdicts in favor of all defendants
except Newman.
Marablc contcndcd he had been
arrested without q warrant or COM
plant by JordanS officers at the
request of Newman. He said his
health had been impaired by the
two days Imprisonment
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-11
Tex Dalton Asked
To Write Family

Relatives of Bob TEX Dalton.
AZ. who is believed to be some
where in Imperial Valley, asked
Thursday that he communicate
with them in klamath Falls, Ore,
as there is sickness in the family.
Letters and a package await him
there. Lcrna Stiles wrote Sheriff
Robert w Ware. Dalton was asked
to write to Rt. 3. Box $50. at Klam-
ath Falls.