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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-20
CONVICTED

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-R-Har-
ry pittsburgh Phil Strauss and
Martin (Buggsy) Goldstein were,
convicted tonight by a Kings coun-
ty jury for the contract killing Of
Irving (Puggy) Feinstein last Sep
tember-the second dual convic-
ton since the breakup of Brook
lyn's notorious Murder, Inc"
The jury deliberated one hour
and 20 minutes and returned a YER
dict of guilty of murder in the first
degree against both defendants.
The death sentence is man
datory.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-20
CONTRACT

WASHINGTON, Sept. 49, R -
Award of a $29, 494, 633 contract to
the Vultee Aircraft Inc, Downey,
Calf, for an u~ndisclosed number
of airplanes was anne iced today
by the wal department. Delivery
dates were not announced. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-20
WILL CAP WELLS

BUCHAREST, Rumania, Sept. 20
-Friday)-R-At least Is e r
cent of the Rumanian oil wells
which have been supplying Ger
man planes with fuel for the Battle
of Britain 500 will be capped, oil
men said tonight, because of the
impossibility of transporting he
full output to the reich. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-20
EMBARGO

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 19-R
The Argentine Exchange control
commission today ordered an in
fcrmal and possibly temporary en-
barge on imports from the United
States in a drastic move to con-
serve dollar exchange. The move
was taken almost on the eve OF
the arrival here of Warren Lee
president of the United States ex-
port-import bank to discuss mea-
sures to give this country financial
and economic assistance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-20
DEAD

ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL
PARK, Colo, Sept. 19.-P-Hoyt F.
White, 3~3-year-old Yates Center, Kas.
attorney missing since Sept. S, was
found dead on a desolate slope of
Twin Sisters peak near Estes park
TODAY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-20

would get first consideration IN
America.
Formal talk of the morning was
nresented by Cecil E. Bell, indus
trial engineer with the North Car
dina department of conservation,
who spoke on resources of North
Carolina", emphasizing diversified
tio.n of industry and development
of agriculture. Z
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-20

Joseph McWilliams, New York
leader of the Christian Mobilizers,
twice convicted on charges result
ing from his anti-Semitic speeches,
was ordered to the psychiatric ward
of Bellevue hospital for observation
of his mental condition. McWilliams,
pictured in court before his commit
ment, was a candidate for congress
in recent New York primary. He
was defeated almost four to nj
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
BUT HOW TO
LET COP
minneapolis Tribunc)


Minnesota congressman Andersen
SAYS our government should stop buy
ing foreign gold at eur premium price
If S35 an onnre In seven vears as br
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- ''''s POI"
Sll'i~o'ezo'ooo 10 iofeieh SeliefS OF gold
eoo g - 60, -, ,,,,,.,, ana tbaror,. :,
ON 90" wy ~
seven years nave hia'e WIS amounting
to Sl,l4S.}2S,ooo To tie foreign sellers.
~, A,,d,...,,, lid :, hons,
si'''l' ''iS N"H' 'Nl'' '''' III III iI'''''' lit
legordemaln has mol accomplished any oil
the things that W.,re claimed for il in
the beginning. The wizards who devised
,I,,, Nh, .,ss,,.,..1 tba president md ea,-
ErcSs that il would r.WiYe the American
export market. restore farm prosperjtv
and ,at tba nno,onlor,d hack II worl,
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Il ''a "''''' ''o''' u ''oN' i'''5's. ''''''
ei the proceeds ol goa Solo 10 lis were
invested i'll American stock and bonds or
deposited in our banks, instead of being
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NJ. A. No. 0530S3
District Land Office

Los Angeles, t3iiiofnid
juno I l9tO
Notice Is hereby gwen that The
Tycrete Chemical Corporation. by
LOUIS a TNce, president ot Gltlla
Vista. California. has made appll
cation for patent In the Whit"
Crystal No. ! placer mnrn@ claim.
embracing Else Me-, Sec. Ii.
and White Crystal No , placer
mining claim, embracing SW l, NV i,
NV Sec. Is; Sc Me- Me-, Sec.
l6, all III T. Il S, r. f. SBM,
containing 40 acres. III the Fl Cen
tro Mining District. Imperial CotM-
ty. California There are no ad-
joining or conflicting claims. The
location notices are recorded in
Book 359, page l48 and Book 1853.
page 1875, and amended notices are
recorded in Book AGO, page 1873.
Book 400 page 489 and Book Al
page SOB, official records of Inpp-
rial County, California.
PAUL B. WITMER
Register.
(J11-A20 inclD
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
Willis Thorntons Editorial On:
Yes, We Can Help!

It's present relief and defense bur
dens. had l8.507.000 refugees sud
denly placed in its care. That
would be in the same proportion
as the burden the French are now
bearing. They have had half mil
lion Spanish refugees for more than
a year. They received 100000 from
Alsace- Lorraine at the very begin
hing of the war And now the tlde
of misery from Belgium and Hol-
land and their own eastern border
las come rolling in.
This burden they must bear even
while thcy fight for their lives with
Their backs tsalnst PARIS. surely
America whatever IL eventually
does about the war itself, cannot
be deal 10 the cry of these millions
of miserable waits, stripped OF eV-
er1thng but life itself, and that
ebblng away III the face OF unSpeak-
able prlHatlonS.
The Red Cross, the Friends Ser
vice Committee, the Norwegian Re
lief and scores of other Or6anlza~
tons are doing the best they can.
The response to the Red Cross APP
peal for 100000 900 is nothing TO be
proud of in its initial stages. This
appeal must pot fail.
Whatever else we lose IN the grim
coming years. let it never be said
of us that we lost our hearts,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
yEGAL ADNERTISEMENT


~ T.
WHERE A.5 default has heen mace
III the payment al The Indebtedness
secured by. and IN the performance
of the covenant contained IN that
certain trust deed dated November
=, 1897, made. executed and de-
llyered by MARIA A. VIDA &c
FFUCHTER a widow, as truStor,
to CORPORATION OF AMERICA,
a California corporation, as trustee
for BANK Or AMERICA NATION
AL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSO-
CITATION, a national banking as
location, beneficiary. which trust
decd was recorded on March 10,
1928. III book 48f page l94, O1ilclal
Records oil Imperial County, Cal-
ia1ala. and
WHEREAS. ON February y. l94o.
Bank ot America National Trust
4nd SAVING As.,nflatlon. the owner
and holder OF aid deed ana the
debt secured thereby, app1ed To
and directed sa1d trustee III writ
lne to execute the trust by said
tllst deed created, aud II MAKE
saie pursuant thereto, and
WHEREAS. notice OF 1ich breach
Of the obligations Of the truatof
and OF the benrilcarya election To
cause to bc aold the property be
low described to aatisIy said obliga-
tons has been recorded as is pro
slded Tor By law, and more IMAM
three months have elapsed since
such recordatloa and the trustee
deems 1t bet to sell the real prop
city noW remaining subject TO the
trust decd as "hole. i'll order to
iulilll the purposes thereof.
NOW THEREFORE,. NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN mat on inc 31Il
day OF July. 1910, at the hour OF
! oftoeH III TN ioi''Lp2ii' at 1n'
North or Nam door OF the 1mpe-
rial County Court House situated
in the City of FL centric, Imperial
County, California, CORPORATION
OF AMERICA as trustee, undcr and
pursuant to the terms OF sad trust
area VIII aeiI q. ptolle AUCTION 70
INC Ilisile2U oluo W., ~ -. ,dan ,fh :
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13

The Wringing of hands never did
anybody any good.
Confronted with the desolation
of all northern Europe. many pco-
pie in. the United States have been
reduced to a shellshocked state in
which they are able TO do nothing
but wiring their hands and utter
feeble cries.
It is true that the United States
has beer caught in Il position
where it can do nothing about the
military campaign how racking
France and threatening Britain,
even if it wanted 10. Iii respect To
that We are helpless. We shall not
always be helpless, but for the mo-
ment We are.
But this does not NEAR that We
can do nothing. We can be of del
mite help, without compromiSlng
neutrality. without rlSklng Il lie.
We can help 10 relieve the suffer
inc. clothc the naked. feed the
starving.
So callouSed have we become dur
ing the past few years, SO used To
the bombing and starving and dy-
ing. in Ethiopia, i'll China, in Fin
land in Manchura, Poland and
Spain. that We do ROT react, do not
respond as We once did.
But We must fight this coarsen-
ing of our sensibilities. No less ira
eic than the men who are DIVING on
the battlefronts. in some Ways more
tragic. are the refugees. III France.
there is now one refugee for every
seven inhabitants. That is the es-
innate of a worker for the American
Friends Service Committee, the
Quaker organizations which has
done such splendid service for re-
lief in many lands.
Try to imagine il Suppose that
the United States, i'll addition to
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
Did You Know?

Robins raise two broods of four
Il six young each year.
Hans Christian Andersen, author
al larN tales. disliked children.
Wooden garments will not shrink
II thex ane nung out To dry while
Dripping wei.
The AVERAGE speed of lightning
is 235e0 miles second. recent
studies have shown
Metore ron that had fallen
from the sky was used in making
weapons LONG ago. before man
knew how In make his own iron.
The lGaed States contributes
anlY per cent nj the worlds out
nat III @infhHildins.
The Gmraeo Fleld Museum rX-
tIhts fossil elephant tooth
welghne sefen pounds.
Tie word ~pnmade9 is derived
Horn the French word 'pommc'.
or apple because such hair dress
ines orlamaliy were made from
apples.
u, ell l,1. ltIn,,1,, pnnci,D,nt inn
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
So They Say

Since tie MI beaan | have lelt
thai eoaa ut 2o on b2lng Il
paellst
-Bcrtrara Russell tanned for paci-
fism throughout the World War.
Jus HOW much security have you
and l right To ask OF life?
President William f. Wickenden
Of Case School of Applied Sci
cnce.
1t Il dedicate ourselves TO Am
llica nehorn, AN America which
l3eVs peace not merely as pleas
mi nr.ai'Ga statn Of bclng, but as
= serlmls lasE
Nrs. Ch1rles poleitl wife oi New
No-l- lieutenant governor.
ri couldn't IL around and de
lnthane slirr retired
Fnolf 1age4rt Wichita banker
Who learned IN TX al 81.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF
TIE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
~ AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL
Notice of Tine ana Place OF
Hearing Petition to Establish

NOTICE. OF Jlmc anu fidcc vi
Hearing Petition To Establish
Birth.
In the Matter of Establishing the
Birth of SACHIKO HIGA,
A Minor
Notice i, hereby given that GISHO
HiCiA has filed IN the above-cn-
lltlcd court a petition praying Tor
am order establishing the birth oil
SACuIKO iI1GA Il MINOR. Refer
.euce to sad petition 10 hereby
nlldn Tor further particulars.
Aud. notice Is hereby further
ellcu dat the hearing OF said petit
ton has been fixed by the Clerk
of said court for Friday the DIST
day of June. 1910 at two o'clock
p NJ. of said day at the courtroom
of Department . of said court at
the courthouse in the City of FL
Centre, County of Imperial, State
of California, and all persons in
terested are notified then and there
to appear and show cause, if any
they have, Why an order should not
be made establishing the birth of
SachiEo Higa.
Dated this 3rd day of June, 1910.
w. J. McCLELLAND,
Clerk.
BY G.. O. KENYON,
Deputy Clerk.
tJG-lT inclD
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
Is THIS AN EMERGENCY,
or ISN'T IT?


genthau, ir., with the true New Deal
philosophy. advised I congressional com
mittec this week that random reduc-
tons in normal branches Of federal
spending should he avoided. and III the
same breath informed the congressman
that the American people will welcome
new taxation to meet the national defense
emergency.
Mr.. Morgcnthau WIS wrong both times
The American people Will ENDURE
new taxes uncomplainingly if the money
is spent for national defense, because
the people know that defense Is a matter
of life and death for his nation.
But once lei the American people get
the idea that In New Deal IS using the
cry of defend America simply IL cover
up outrageous governmental expenses Ill
so-callcd normal, BRANCHES Of govern
ment. and Mr. Norge along with
others Of his lk. will he looking for a new
job faster than Il hlizkrieg moves.
M Morganihan. among other things,
opposed The congressional proposal II
reduce all federal salaries oyer $4,000
year by 10 per cent. With usual New
Deal logic. he pointed out that the fed
eral employees are working long hours 10
meet the defense emergency, and so
should not have 10 acc ept cut III salary.
If the New Dealers insist on being
paid for the extra work they do to meet
an emergency which. according to them,
threatens the very LIE Of the nation,
then we'd better get somebody else III
office. We cannot afford in times like
these to place the nations fate in the
hands of somebody who is liable TO lay
down on the job simply because his neck
is not as big as he thinks it ought to be-
Mr.. Roosevelt in his noW-famous Char
|lottesville speech. called forth the loyal
ty, courage and devotion of all Amer
cans to meet the threat to this countrys
institutions. II seems To us all the 10Y
atty. courage and DEVOTION in America
will be useless unless the persons who
control American government al the
moment are willing 10 take hitch III
their belts work harder and longer, cut
expenses 10 the bone and prepare the
nations defonScS without thought Of
selfish gain.
Since its inception The New Deal has
done nothing but meet imagined emergen-
cies, making them an excuse to try out
crazy fads and terrorize industry. Now.
when real emergency is at hand. some
of the New Dealers evidently are so much
in the habit that they continue to hang
their worthless ideas on the horns of the
national dilemma.
If our present officials can't cut down
ordinary expenditures so that we can
meet extraordinary ores that are neces-
sary. then we'd better put somebody III
office who can.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
Barbs

Recalling that the fuehrer has
more -land-lns thar a movie star,
We Wansicr II this is Hitler at the
front We see on the picture pages,
or merely one of his five or six
reasonably accurate facsimlleS.
TIE worm will turn. we are warn
g. b.a pay little heed. Worms be
m shaped Is they are. no ore will
notice the difference.
Oul VI i reported hail storm
With stones bigger than oranges.
II the west. shifts Florida even
marblcs are blaser than oranges.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
MR.. SENSIBLE
tChristian Science Monitor)

tChrlStlan Science M0nltOf)
a nationwide plan WAS recently an
nounced in Britain TO eliSt a Mr.. Sens
ible' on every street 10 maintain public
morale-local agents Of reinsurance re-
sponsibe for allayin" public fears, slim
ulating public effort, and Giving advice
and encouragement.
Here is 4 highly commendable plan
calling for general adoption. II Is Il
plan which every nation. bclllGcrent or
acknowledgement, cannot afford 10 over
look There are Toe many Mr.. Non
scnsbles' abroad today blowing up facts
until they appear in weird distortion.
Too many deliberately OF unknoWingly,
allow themselves to become dupes of
forces that would foment fear, break
down nationality, and destroy the poise
which is one of the most vital pieces Of
equipment IL combatin" every form Of
evil.
\ better defense aaain3 the tendency
to accept Ill conraGing and dishearton
ing cxapperaions Of the news is one Of
The primary. needs ioday \ few more
Mr. SensibIes' III each community can
fill this need,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
STATE BARRIERS. RACkETS
INFECT FOOD PRICES

A preliminary report Oh Inc 1000
distribution cost picture has al
ready been drawn up i'll Arnold $
office and is now under discussion.
II various lines of staple food
stuffs. il Is held there exist com
bnations which i'll effect control
tie market II is not suggested that
all of these combinations result III
anduly hi2h prices: what has been
ueed on Arnold IS that the bulk Of
them al least need Investigation. 50
that If a war boom comes the soF-
crnmenf Will be prepared 10 S1'p II
ard prevent Il runaway rise IN lfN-
Ing costs.
One OF the ANGLES which ai"f
ests Arnold most II the matter ii
bottlcnecks IN transportation and
nhnr Restrictions which farm pro
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
THOUGHTS For The Day

TIC son OF man goeth as II Is written Of Inn huI
Voc unto that man by whom the Son Of man be
trayed! 1t had been good for that man II hc had
not been born-Matthew 26.24
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
MEMBER

MEMBER
American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. Nation
nj Editorial Association.
California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
Bruce Cation in Washington
Dissects the News

ducts may meet on thcm WAY L.
ma4set wy AL the way from state
trace baiuerS Ia outright racket
eeane IN some city produce mar
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13
Famous Sayings

In the clear mind virtue treason can find no hiding
place.-Sr p. Sidney.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13

Robins raise two broods of foW
L. six Young each year.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13

Hans Christian Andersen. author
n larry tale. dlsliked children.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13

Wooden garments will not shrink
II lhay are nung out 10 dry while
dripping wei
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-13

The AVERAGE speed of lightning
is 28.5o0 miles a second. recent
studies have shown.
Evening star., 1940-02-21
g. u. Five Host to Penn State,
Blues Take on BndqewQter

Georgetown's game with Penn
State features a slim collegiate court
docket tonight. Gallaudet is host to
Bridgewater at Kendall Green in
the only other contest scheduled.
The Hoyas are prepared to carry
on without two top-ranking players
for Al Lujack, crack sophomore for
ward, joined George Pajak, injured
scoring ace, on the bench with an
attack Of tonsilitis. He will be out
only few days but that is small
consolation to Coach Elmer Ripley,
who must fill his berth tonight.
Ripley's revamped lineup includes
Jim Kiernan and Buddy O'Grady,
forwards: Jim Giebel, center; Irving
Rizzi and Johnny Schmitt, guards.
Herman is pinch hitting for Pajak
while Schmitt replaces Lujack.
The invading Nittany Lions are
one of the largest teams to show
here this season. boasting a couple
of 200-pound giants who resemble
heavyweight ringmen more than
dribblers. Johnny Barr. 6-feet-2-
inch forward, and Clief McWilliams,
6-feet-4-inch center, are the squads
biggest lads. They are the Lions
most prolific scorers and have &C.
counted for 1874 and 76 points, re-
spectively.
Penn State, victor in nine Of IS
games, holds decisions over West
Virginia, conqueror Of Georgetown
and George Washington, Army,
Navy and Rutgers. It defeated all
by sizeable scores.
In preliminary game the Hoya
frosh meet Army War College at 7
o'clock. Varsity teams take the floor
at $50.
Evening star., 1940-02-21
20 Years AGO
In The Sfdr

Owner Harry Frazee of the
Boston Red Sox is in disfavor
with Boston fans because he sold
Babe Ruth to the New York
Yankees. .Frazee now is willing
to sell the club.
After tossing Sailor Jack in
quick time, Joe Turner, local
wrestler, drew with AL Sladeck in
the feature bout of a sports pro-
gram at Walter Reed Hospital.
Joe Stecher, world champion,
threw Jim Londos after 2 hours
and 13 minutes Of thrilling wres-
tling at the list Regiment
Armory at New York.
Georgetown U. closed its basket
ball season with a 4l-to-23 victory
over St. Johns. Dudack, O'Con-
nell, Fres and ZazzaH starred for
Georgetown.
kffress. Burke and Conrad led
the attack as Western trounced
Business in an interhigh court
tilt, 81 to 10.
Evening star., 1940-02-21
Cubs Likely 10 Steal
Court Show Toniqht
Al BrookIand
CoIorfuI Frosh Bottle
St. Johns os Varsity
Faces st. Vincent's

Catholic University's varsity and
freshmen court teams may reverse
the usual procedure tonight at
Brookland, where the final twin
bill of the ebbing season is sched-
uled.
The varsity mingles with st. Vim
cents College of Latrobe, Pa, in
the finale after the frosh have had
it out with st. Johns. but the first
game looms as the feature. The
Cardinal yearlings, starring Ed
Viehmeyer and Jim Mulvihill, have
one of the strongest freshman
teams developed in recent years and
are about on par with the Johnnies.
But the varsity, alack and alas, ap-
pears doomed to 60 down to de-
feat again.
Catholic took it on the chin for
the twlfeth time this season last
night at Baltimore, bowling to Loyola
by q 41-31 count. 'cFod Cotton's
men have given every opponent a
strong argument before bowling. but
fade in the waning minutes Of
play. Last night they tied it up
early in the second half and after
falling behind came within a few
points of overtaking their hosts,
but just couldn't muster sufncient
scoring punch.
st. Vlncent's walloped the Red
birds. 50-37, in their first engage
ment of the campaign and hopes to
make 1t two in a row tonight.
Johnny White, who led the scoring
last night at Baltimore: Joe Car
rig and Carmen Pirro again hope
to find the range frequently enough
to close out the home campaign in
q blaze Of glory.
Evening star., 1940-02-21
Paid Little Attention,
Wilson Teachers
Keep Winning
Make It Eight Triumphs
In 10 TiIts With Close
One Over Brideewoter

Generally overlooked in the rush
to acclaim the Districts more prom
inent college basket ball teams, Will
son Teachers nevertheless were
boasting their eighth victory In 10
games today following come-from-
behind, thrill soaked 37-36 conquest
of Bridgewater last night In the
Harvard street gym.
!. Trailing by one point with Is sec
onds to play, Flash Gordon dropped
in q long one from beyond mid
floor to give the Teachers the de-
cision and an even split with Bridge
water, which had won the first
game.
Bridgewater had held q 22-16 lead
at half time and still appeared Sc
cure with q 1923 advantage with
only q few minutes remaining. Two
field goals by Lewis and another by
Capt. Clark tied the score and Hal
Ifshin's free toss gave the hosts the
lead for the first time.
Shull however, regained the lead
for Bridgewater at 1886, setting the
stage for Gordon's Merriwell act.