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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
Collision Results
In Drunk CHARGE

CALEXICO. March ga ticket
charging drunk driving was given
Jake Drummer. 38, of 476 Main
street, Ell Centre. last night after a
hoad-on automobile collision near
hero.
Juan Garcia, 80. Calcxico, dri-
YER Of the other car, told highway
patrolmen Brunner's car approach
cd him on the wrong side of the
road. Garcia said he sWerVcd to the
other side of the road to miss the
on-cOmlnp car but the car SWerVed
to the same traffic lane and crashed
into his machine.
After the accident Highway Pa
trolman Tillman Daley took Drummer
10 a CalcXico physician, who de-
clarcd he was too drunk to drive
an automobile, Daley said.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22

the highway just ahead of Deputy
Sheriff Pete Klyne's pursuing auto
mobile. Dripping wet and putting
for breath, the swimmers scattered
when they reached the Ell Centre
ity limits
Klyne still pursued them, pick
ing up the trail every time they
lodged across a street or alley.
Darkness finally aided them and
The officer lost sight of them.
The boys may recover their shirts
ana shoes, Klyne said, by going
back to the canal but if they want
thcir bicycles they will have to call,
III person, at the sheriff's office.
Irate residents of the area near
tnt canal asked Sheriff Robert W..
Ware to make the boys stop SWIM
ming in their drinking water.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
Only COP. Demos
Con Vote May J

A wild rush to get on Republican
and Democratic bandWagonS was
anticipated in Imperial county Fri
day when it was announced that
all other political parties failed to
qualify for the presidential pri-
marieS May 7.
Secretary of State Paul Peek in
formed County Clerk w. j. Nc
Clelland that other parties failed
to qualify before the legal deadline
March | ard thus would not be
included on the official ballots.
Unless registrations are changed
before March %. the last day for
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
Unionist BaIks at
SRA Members Quiz

VlSALIA, Cal, March %. CUP)-
The Tularc county financial secre-
tary of the state, county and mum
cipal workers of America today
refused to tell the Yorty committee
investigating charges of subversive
activities in relief whether SRA
Clients are members of the SCMWA.
B. J. Zukas, intake supervisor Of
the SRA in Tulare county and
financial secretary of the SCMWA
county unit, when asked if the
union was composed of SRA work
ers or relief clients, replied: Il will
not divulge that. I refuse to an
sWer because it may incriminatc
me criminally or otherwise
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
Army Plans New


WASHINGTON, March %. CUP)
The army announced today that
the Douglas Aircraft corporation is
building for it lotion four-en-
gined super bomber that could fly to
Europe with % tons of bombs and
return without stopping.
The Warplane, the largest aircraft
in the world, will be delivered to
the army this year, the announce
ment said. 1t is more than double
the size of the army's famous fly
ing fortresses. which weigh 80 tons
The plane is being built under
conditions of greatest secrecy the
army said. The plans for this plane
were stolen once last year but
quickly recovered by The Federal
Bureau of Investigation
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
los Fa1niIies0ff
Relief List Here

A decrease of los families was
shown Friday in the weekly case
load report issued by Director Ned
Holmes.
This weeks total was 661 families
or 1900 individuals.
Drop in the case load, Holmes
said was anticipated at this season
of the year because of the annual
departure of the migratory group
to harvest fields in other parts OF
the state.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
Baby Bond Sales
To Be Restricted

WASHINGTON, March %. (UP)
Effective April 1, 1910, the sale
of United States baby savings bonds
will be restricted to individuals
Secretary of Treasury Henry Nor
genthau. jr., announced the change
which, in the future, will bar the
purchase of the bonds by corpora
lions, partnerships, guardians, etc,
or by anyone outside of the United
States and its possessions.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
Mystery Shrouds
Queen Mary Voyage

NEW YORK, March 30. CUP)-
The Cunard White Star Liner Queen
Mary, second largest ship in the
world, was somewhere in the north
Atlantic today. her exact where
abouts unknown and her destina-
ton shrouded in official secrecy.
Presumably sailing south on the
first leg of a journey to the Anti
podcS where she was expected to
be converted into a British troop
ship. no report of her position had
been made public since her sudden
departure from New York, 70 hours
after the sailing of another Cunard-
err, the Mauritania.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
Son Placed in
Dazey's Custody

LOS ANGELES, March %. CUPl
Judge Turney Fox today ordered
that Walter Darcy, d. son of Dr..
George K. Darcy, prominent Santa
Monica physician, recently acquit-
ted OF the 1885 carbon monoxide
death of his second wife, be left
temporarily entirely in the custody
of DR.. Darcy.
During his recent murder trial,
the state charged DR.. Darcy MUIR
dered his wife because he did not
believe he was the father of the
bow
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
BOYS BLAMED
FOR |. Y. BURGLARY WAVE
Blast in Arsenal
Injuries II Men

DOVER, N. !. March %. up
Seventeen men were reported
injured, two of them seriously
in an explosion today at the
eCvarnr cnt arsenal at Picatinny
near here.
The injured all were treated
at Dover hospital. Injuries of Is
we're said not to be serious but
two we're kept at the hospital.
Details of the explosion were
withheld temporarily by those in
charge at the arsenal.
Col. William Byers, command
ant at the arsenal, said there
would be a statement later.
The explosion was the fourth
at the arsenal this month but the
other three caused little or no
damage and no personal injuries.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
II Killed When
Trains Collide

RIO DE JANEIRO, March %.
'UP1-Fourteen persons were killed
and % injured when two trains
carrying Easter holiday crowds COL
lided las night at station Augusta
Vierira.
The trains were en- route to Their
espolSi, mountain resort.
Many were hurt seriously and it
was feared that the death toll would
increase.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
Allies Ask Right
To Newest Planes

WASHINGTON, March %.
UP,-High- ranking army and
navy officials. today studied a
request by the British and
French purchasing mission for
permission to buy thousands of
the latest-typc experimental war
planes being developed for ma
tiOnal defense.
The Allied Purchasing Mission,
pressing "A $1,000, zoo, 900 arma-
ment buying program in this
country, last night presented a
formal request to the special in
terdepartmental committee ere
ated to coordinate foreign pur-
chascs to permit the immediate
sale of the secret planes.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22

listlessly. apparently seeing Moth
ing. She shows little response, only
moving her head slightly when
touched on the arm.
Thousands of Chicagoans are
attending perpetual novens In
honor Of the sorrowful mother for
her. Her mother. Sally. has receiv-
ed letters Of sympathy and prayer
from Canada, Europe and india.
She said Mary Ellen has grown .
little since she was stricken but
Chat her weight Is about the same.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
Prospector Asks Counsel
On Hidden Nugget Market

PRESCOTT, Ariz. March %. CUP).
Charlie Williams, colorful, 48-year
old Arizona prospector. wants to
recover more than 100000 in gold
nuggets he hid in the Superstition
mountains, but first of all he wants
to know if it will get him in trouble
with the federal government.
Williams, now a patient in the
U. S. Veterans hospital here, said he
had written Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, jr,. to inquire
about the proper procedure in mar
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22

cram prospector was caught in a
SnoWStrom so he cached the 20
pounds of nuggets under a huge
flat rock in the heart of the Super
stitionS" For more than three days
Williams wandered in the blizzard
until he was found by a searching
party oi more than 300 men.
He has spent most of the time
since his 1885 experience in the
hospital, planning to return to re-
cover his gold. Now he's ready but
first he wants counsel from Mr.,
MorgenLhau,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22

keting the 20 pounds of Spanish
nuggets he left in the SuperstitionS
legendary location of the Lost
Dutchman mine.
"I don't want to get in any trou-
BILE violating the gold laws Will
liam wrote, 80 I would like to
know the right way to sell those
nuggets"
Williams said he found the go.I
in 1885 in a cave which he believes
is a shaft of the Lost Dutchman
mine.
On the way TO his camp, the VET
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
Aberhart Wins in
Alberta Election

EDMONTON, Alta, March %.
'UP)-Premicr William Aberhart's
social credit administration had
elected IL legislative candidates and
was leading in II constituencies,
partial returns from yesterdays pro-
vlnclal election showed today.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22

DOICIIUV PTUIIUuHCtIIltIlC WAS CldC
the end would be death; but Mary
Ellens parents cling to the hope
of prayers and a miracle.
Mary Ellen will enter the third
year of her sleep next Monday.
While other children her age are
preparing for kindergarten she lays
supine in her bed. She was stricken
by sleeping sickness after an attack
OF measles, in March, 1898.
During afternoons and nights her
eyes are closed. Sometimes during
she opens them, staring
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
Thursday Hottest
Day Of Season

The thermometers upward climb
was definitely under way in Imperial
Valley this week
Cloudy skies Friday caused a
slight drop in temperature, but the
day before had registered the sea-
sons high mark, with 80 degrees
registered at official stations.
The temperature at noon Friday
was Sc degrees
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
z 1 1%s{'Ss
Yah! Yah.-

Yah! YAH
This is a happy day. 1t isn't often
RR gets an opportunity to take a
dig at Ye Ed. 0egitimately, that Isl
But even the downtrodden get in an
oar now and then.
Carl Gent, young nephew of the
late Jack Stark, proudly displayed
a school magazine while spending
his Easter vacation in Ell Centre.
He showed the various departments
Hlitten by pupils attending elemcn-
,ary school in his home town with
particular emphasis on the items
about the seventh grade, his class.
Compliments Showered down on
Carl but he said modcstly:
"Oh, l didn't write any of it.
was just the editor!'
Yes, Subj
AT 20-3O club Thursday night
the qui2zes and questions flew thick
and fast. Wrong answers meant
fines.
who was the greatest general
, of all tinlc?" the quizzer asked
Robert E. Lee, answered Herb
crt Lee.
Leap Year Note
There is something significant
in an item sent in by one of RR' S
anonymous assistants. 1t called up
the warning given young ladies
before the tin can era in cookery,
The way to a mans heart is
through his stomach
just in case any modern young
Ladies languish to spend the re-
mainder of their days dishing up
meals with their own fair hands,
they should take to heart the ex-
perience of Marjorie Harris Douo-
hue.
Marjorie won Is ribbons plus the
sweepstakes at the county fair on
one Saturday and on the next Sat
urday became the bride of Sill
DOnohuc.
From Nc to Me
For years Mrs. w. A. Marshall
of Ell Centre and her daughter, MIS-
w. A. Thompson of Long Beach
have had difficulty rcfraining from
writing to themselves instead o.
each other.
Every time either one sits down
to write TO the other, it takes all
the concentration in the world to
keep from addressing the envel pes
TO themselves.
They start out Mrs. w. A and
then have to watch themselves on
the last name.
Fowl. Fowl
A VcnturcSOmc sparrow threw
breakfaStcr5 into an uproar Friday
when it invaded a downtown drug
store.
The bird, chipping wildly, zooln-
cd through the room with clerks
and walters in hot pursuit.
ShriekS and screams issued from
the crowded counter as Mr.. Sparrow
sailed down close to ducking heads
That sparrow is certainly
nuisance Stormed a clerk.
Sparrow puzzled a Texan
among the diners. That's no spa
row. That's chez Chez"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
BritQi n Launches
Drive to Sever
German Supplies
BY JOE ALEX MORRIS
United Press Foreign News Editor

Great Britain opened spectacular phase Of naval
warfare Friday in apparent to stop iron ship
ments from Scandinavia to Germany. British submar-
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
Girl NeurS 3rd
Year Of Sleeping

ELMWOOD PARK, ILL.,. March 90. (UP)-Four-y year
old Mary Ellen Reardon today neared the third year
mysterious sleep medical experts said would only
with death-or miracle for which thousands of devout
throughout the world have been praying
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
Dance Of Spring
Brings ImPromPtu
Chase of Nudists
Startled Swimming in Drinking Water
Supply. Half Dozen Youths Flee Toward
Town Sans Clothing. Scatter in Dark
Spring is here i,

Spring is here
Half dozen nearly naked youths proved it Thursday
when they staged unrehearSed Dance of Spring. when
surprised swimming in the Dahlia canal FL Centre
Barefoot and shrtless the fleeing youths sped down
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22
3 Homes Looted
Bv Lads Fleeing
Families in LA.
Arrest Reveals Thefts in FL Cen+ro,
Ho|+vi||e; Trick Chewing Gum Heats Up
As Youngsters Munich Loot in House

Capture of pair of 14yearod Los Angeles runaways
Brawey Friday ended two-day burglary wave in I'm
peral Valley in which four homes two in Hotville and
in Ell Cenro ransacked by the youthful thieves
The Youngsters one of whom has juvenile record in
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-22

Butter: Los Angeles 29c: but
tcrfat, Imperial Valley I. o. b. ranch.
grade A. 38c: manufacturing milk
&c; route gathered cream 2Sc.
Y. A. hay: U. S. No. 1 Si4-14.50;
u. 5. No. 2 leafy S13-13.50; u. 5. No.
2 S11.Oo; MpIs. May flax Si.9s.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
HOSPITAL NEWS

Among those admitted 10 thf
Jackson County Hospital curing Ehs
past week were Mr. " W. Touch
stone Of Ocean Springs. admitted on
Tuesday. August s. for medical
treatment. Mrs ! v. Goff. Wade,
August G. medical treatment. z l.
Watts Pascaaoula. tonsiIlect0Emy.
THURSDAY. August O. Vincent Moore
pascAsoula. Friday. August ?. sur
gical Treatment Mira Il l. Roper.
Moss Point, August .. surgical treat
ment. willie oaave. Ocean Springs.
Saturday. August 70. tonsiileetomy.
Glenn Williams. Pascaaoula. Mon
Gay. August Y. surgical treatment
Thase discharged during the week
weres Lawrence Crop. EecAsAwpA.
discharged on Tuesday. August g.
MrE VIII Parker. Lueedaie. August
6 Ma Steven Carpenter ard baby
daughter. Mos Point Wednesday
August 2. Miss Vera Newherry. Pas
aae0ala August 7 Arn ; II Hester.
Wade. August 7. wilmer Bnli6t
HuFiey. Thursday. August 9. Mlzz
Winnie cr8ae. OAutiex. August =
Tom TheFnhliI. P4ssagusIa. AuxasE
.. 2 l. watts. Paacagoaia. FficaY.
August .. Walter Pierce. Waoe. Sat-
urcay. August Igs M1 + = Gift
ford an1 babg daughter. uauEaer,
August 10. Mim Irene uaytA Waae
8un1zs A1Elas Il Vile auavs
Osean Springs Sunday. August i.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
INGALLS, BASEBALL TEAM
BOWS IN DEFEAT BEFORE
CASEYS LAST SUNDAY
ShiphgTlarrs Win. Hawsser. IN Athsssss Field Evsnis ~ ths
seurs Il IA Points 70 IA Points, Rasehen
Score s TO :

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matters wuza f@ the Ehspbua19esx
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reachea first TIE bard @=y. bring
hit ~ = utcAed hall Then Muf-
Pity contributed u4th q heavy hice
which sent him 70 second hAm Ana
scored r. Esnith ShAa came 10
nrxs vith = nice clean single whlen
SCORED Murphy ane he himself
suxnc before the session sNs over
The sn1pbalhsern werr unabie 10
do q thing with Ire offerings Of
Moandknan MoaEx q tfae cAaeyx
through Ne first three Innings con
seQucntls they went down "a Ia the
earlier Sessions. without a threAs
TO core.
Eexamlng Their astsex with the
w4lsow II the first Of the fourth
TIC CaSsyx added another pair os
taiiieS MooFe. led off with = uice
sAsan double and then scored OH
Kersfefs single which followed I'm.
n~ieaiateiy Fuf 5 time Il appeared
Ulat tie CaseYs attack had becu
halted when Cofiey flied cat and
n Smith tanned. but ". smith con-
nectes uith one of CAsssaas fast
ores and ent Il OF into the field
scoring Kerster and himself reach
ing seoVHs6 Ia uytfis - ssssssa
The hH Tor longer distance he wAs
trapped and The SIDE waz retired
The ingalls, team made ns first
scores In the last Of the fourth sea-
aFAf& 1AFtA WAS AtAHt ~ A4NtAF W
bat and was issued . free pass %
first Then Pullman and HasenberK
each flied out and the attack uRS
temporarily halted but Green moved
over 70 third when Lumpkin singled
and then scored when Fountain
drove a lore one into the outtisid.
Lumpkin also scored on the play.
Chruma, on the mound for the
Shipbuilderx. got himself In trouble
in the first OF the sixth when two
hits and a walk IN succession loaded
The bases but he settled down with
some tight pitching and retired the
next two batters 70 face him and
w. Smith, the next up. flied cut
10 retire the side.
The shipbuilderh cut Down the
margin Of lead IN the last OF the
sixth when they added another duo
Of tailies Oollotte opened this
term ct the bat b getting = single
He advanced 70 second when Green
walked and then continued 70 third
a. Pullman was issued q free ticket
70 the initial sack and 0oiiOtte and
Orfen came gaIlivanting in home
with markers when Basenberg con.
nected for a safety. Moore settled
oown 70 some neat pitching whnr
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
KREOLE NEWS
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plaHss z1l1

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Mr1 clexs KAxanra nna 1aax1stss.
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waiter and Earnest nelnsed q
Ocean SPRINGS and 0aAfpukA 49,
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Misses Frnraesn LgF1d and Maids
Haafaia. ard John HaaEnia sN'
business visitors 10 Mnhfle. Friday
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
JACKSON COUNTY TENNIS
TOURNAMENT FINALS
SET FOR THIS WEEK END
Jehnny Green Of rascagoula and Claude Hsshs. Meet Il
Singles Saturday. Deuhle= Finais
sunday Afternoon

Johnny Green af FnauagpuiA ard
ClAuae Bssbe at Moss puint final
szss Ia last years jackson County
open tennis tournament ~rpxassuFed
BY the Moss Point Yussatg Mens
Business Club, wiil meet again Sat
urdas afternoon st { osehoe& when
the finals o. TIE SECOND annual
tournament vii be played The n.
rails Of tiss doslhie@ tournament wili
be played Sunday afternoon a. :
o'chxk-
Green. who h the defending
champion. canr Through srH waHs-
nmalz Tuesday securing . streagtt
set victory over CraDtree. Ga sra
ga lie Il NJ o the Cathtand-
lnx players ON ths Coast md Ms
side variety of ssrokes ssad aerasata
piaeemenEa have served him sell
throaEtoss uas tournament
neehe. Last years FaHuasfsup haa
also shown fine style ard NtMsa form
IN wadlne through the ether division
~ the tournament howeyss. ne va
hard pressed By several 81 his pps
nonanfs. he advanced - tna fifaAb
defeating Charlie TFuaaic ga ID
and ga
me match Saturday Afternoon Il
expected 70 De ona Of the mos
colorfui and hard~folaft Of the en-
tire tournament uith both player
u~nleMshsne . wide fnpodbnfFe q
strokes 70 settle their keen rivalry.
T1.e doubles division Of the tour.
nament was started Tuesday after
noon. There are eieht teams en-.
tered Ia this tournament and II
matches will be played oa scheduled
time and the players not ready e
start a. the deniFnate5 hour VII
b. defauIted
The singles division ef the toH-
nament was started nearly fWa
months aeo but Indictment uenther
nth ineesaaElf rains for several
weeks alnl0ss shattered The telfskA-
ment schntnls
T1ae championship matches vii
be played CT lie Nc ! efaEt -
the Moes Point HAen school TIE
public Il invited - witness TIE
matches
TIE winners In birth the singles
and doubles vii BE- asards1 Eaa-
afui trophies By the ~sTxnzaoftns
club
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

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