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and subsidiaries Guy G. Harper, jr.
own and operate eleven small loan
banks in Maryland. Virginia, Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Harper, who resides in Ar
lngton, is also president of Arling-
ton Finance Co. and Budget FL
nance Co.
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Members of the stan include
Harry M. Fridley. jr; L. w. Todd,
F. j. Marble, Homer c. Bassford
and Edward D. Myers. The new
ohices are most attractive with the
boardroom and library running two
stories In height.
Evening star., 1940-03-24
Capital Finance Firm
Buys New York Concern

International Finance Corp. OF
Washington has acquired 81 per cent
Of the stock of Personal Industrial
Bankers, New York City, and Guy G.
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Ine washington
financial district
by opening off,
ces at their for
mer loo t i on
under the man.
agement of G..
Bowie Chapman,
formerly resi-
dent partner of
Hartman & Co.
The Washing
ton Office now is
under the man.
agement of G..
Bowie Chapman,
Charles Carroll
M o r 6 a n a n d
Robert F.. Cahil'
Evening star., 1940-03-24
Laid|aw & Go. Moves
Washington Office

Laidlaw e. Co.. members of the
New York Stock Exchange, are
moving their Washington ONCE over
this week end to their new air-con-
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mot quoted by sponsors or issuers.
citation Of Securities Dealers. Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers, but
unless otherwise indicated are as quoted BY
the SPONSORS or tsSuers.
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NOTICE,
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
awake men, between Is and D:sns; ss Years n'oe Of
az 0G place tor esady ty.2s to 0esR snt
lO0.o cooperation to the right men. We
hnve "a t,par large e, listing Of new and used homes
creased s.ss!n s. rapidly We must have extra
1hs .s4 stht ses M can r,sa1 %tae
1910 X ST. NV. Ma. o334
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE
SALESMAN-We have an
opening in our organization
for an energetic go-getter to
act as contact man with
suburban car dealers. Must
know automobiles and have
a pleasing personality. At
tractive offer with unlimited
possibilities to man able to
qualify. Salary to start and
trans portation furnished.
Box 372-D, Star.
YOUNG MAN-PICKER IN
L A R G E FURNITURE
STORE. STATE AGE, FOR
MER EMPLOYMENT AND
TELEPHONE NUMBER.
BOX AK, STAR.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
We are interested in contact
Ing men who are looking for a
permanent connection and are
willing to work hard learning
new business; we have, in our
estimation, the finest and most
Salable product to be found any,
where today. This business Of
fers a steady income opportunity
Of approximately SITS a month
to start; we will finance your
business, give you preliminary
practice and guidance of a most
beneficial nature, our expense, if
you request it, and set you up in
permanent business on an ex-
ceptionally attractive percentage
basis income, yet you do not in
vest any money yourself, or as
sumo any obligation Of overhead.
We prefer the men considered
to be permanent residents Of
Washington and vicinity. Come
to 205 Denrike Bldg, 1910 Ver-
mont Ave. N.W.-Monday at 1::30
PM. sharp, for personal inter-
view. Investigating this ad costs
you nothing and, II you are Sc
lected, you will be started i'm
mediately.
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Corporate Earnings

NEW YORK March 23 LP.-Corporate
earnings reports issued during the week
showing profts per common share in
Year Ended January 81
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MEN

With cars using excess amount of oil:
steady EMPLOYMENT. earning far above
active mind and healthy body. write for
intervlev. giving make and year Of car.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
locol Advertisers

times l9c line (consecuttvely) $50
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
Situetions Wantsd
Reduced Ratss
8 lines, l time 20c line ------3 80
) lines, 2 times 1Sc line-.--- los
) lines. 8 times 15c line l35
DEATH NOTICES-s12s per in.
sertion for 10 lines or less. l5c per
line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special No.
tices and all advertisements under
Personal. Sc per line additional.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
lne Star u the great Want Ad"
medium Of Wasf ngton, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those Of newspapers In other large
clrles. Nothing Is 80 cheap consid-
sr1ng the results obtained.
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a-Also extra or extras.
Quotations furnished By National ABso-
ciation Of Securities Dealers, Inc. which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or arm bids or ohefs but
should indicate approximate Prices.
Evening star., 1940-03-24
MEN (5) AT ONCE.

Expansion makes 1t necessary to nut
With wosLpFAMous sESs WAFRINs HSI ss'ff@a5s sRop
uCIS Opportunity to make $50 to $40
ested IN promotion wanted. Call 9 to II
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SAlESkAEN.

CUSTOM TAILOR specializing in English
capable outside salesman who can intro
or SIMILAR GOOD Commission COMMITS na paid eaeei.
lent opportunity for man with initiative.
Louis Brown. s12 14th st. NV.
EXCLUSIVE; quick turnover; small mer-
eneed worker or, young ambitious man;
full sales training, cooperation. :.32
SALESMAN experienced in intangibles
courses publications. for marvellous new
industrial relations training setup without
s. fompetisGn vIrxp wr,a territory Virginia
E. 42nd ST. New York
ADVERTISING BOOK .MATCHEs-LeadinE
factory ia line offers advance cash profits;
ss 1e eyeIy type 0i 6usnesS also political
high quality and quick deliveries; free in
sioe printing; repeats good; free kit. in
KIT, 4sth pl. Chicago
mediate and repeat commission; no IN
nd ses stsen to sss type ret retail dealer
oniver. 2222 Diyersey, Chicago.
SlDELlNE MAN--Nationaliy known prod
clndnE auto ACCESSORY service stations
SIZE Samples sent free e Seekly sSIe drsSins Ushs
sSainst Mir c. bsTsl ss1a MGo%mmlssisn
WIS. ", -oio Maolson, 81 Louis. Mo.
SoAe Zoo m.n aod for ..,y R,v:s .a5
household necessities: we teach YOU how.
supply sales, advertising literature, ali
asHsEse Ds1t sa.n ssa t. s!ao
AMAZING al;L.z! patented screw holding screw
Si1ve Sis nron,, Fnetories stores buy quantities;
trial! trL Toolco, 3l12 journal BidS., Bos-
a13UGR LIZ Pvs SALESMAN .asq must be experienced
give and 1%ons pRon. resa hon
We'll, We'll educated, Industrious. with some Sc
.nns as rsncsea district IT, enter spss.l
Service 20 pTs'en. ssonome and nsnea
business executives for Washington. D. C..
Sns,rnsl snd vicinity Nc price resistance. Repeat
nent income on our unusual commission
saifI ssidIs E coward s7'h oo4 sRo R!s'
T., opening ior organizer who can produce
tm en-, yIGInme on made-to- summer
Clothes, Box l4s. Nashville Tenn. s'e'
BOOK MEN ATTENTION!
80 iScu ctlCyClOpcCl& proposition
With With quarterly revision service and attrac.
i've premiums. Sales presentation con-
forming to recent regulations. Sold on
low terms with liberal commissions ad-
vanceo Write w. H. Ward, 100 North Wells,
SA!eAso: slallne DEVIOUS record fully.
AGENTS.
NoNsKID STEERING WHEEL, COVER
New desisn 81 Vacuum Cups inside FITS
ever wheel CLASSY. Autoists thrilled
SAMPLES SAMPLES sent on trial Kristee As. Akron,
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u. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK. March % tP-Prices
quoted in dollars and thirty-seconds
Approx.
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LOVELY ROOM AVAILABLE APRIL lst
IN nursing home; bed patients given the
pest OF care, special diet. Box 254-z.
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IMPROVE YOUR DANCING; LEARN NEW
steps and dance; S2.9S month; l2 to IA
monthly dances. CANELLIS, District 1873.
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your dining room. cover for your radiator.
or any other special cabinetvork? viii
design and build it for you. CO. 0764
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PERSONAL.

AIRPLANE DESIGNERS, INTERESTED IN
forming local club for technical, social ad.
vantages. Box 273-Z. Star
MEMBERS, ACTIVE, NEW CHRISTIAN
church, establish Kingdom of God on Earth
through prayer. Box 2S5-Z, Star
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AGENTS,

NNONSKID STEERING WHEEL COVER
New desisn; 81 Vacuum Cups inside FITS
ever wheel. Classy. ANtoists thrilled.
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FOUND.

MIXED SPANIEL and setter dog. male,
white With brown ears; license $500. Apt
3, 4O23 Kansas ave NV
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

GOVT, EMPLOYE AND WIFE ARE DRIv-
Is. HO. 1744 between 7-12 am. after o M.
MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN DRIVING 10
Miami Sat, new Dodge sedan: will take B
passengers; reas. Ashton 32l1. 26'
FLORIDA OR POINTS SOUTH. LINCOLN
zephyr, heated, private owner; take two.
GENTLEMAN 40, DRIVING TO SALT
Lake first week in April in large car with
heater and radio, desires one. two or three
congenial, refined travelling companions for
company: Give details in reply. Box
305-Z, Star
DRIVING ATLANTA MIDNIGHT, APRIL 4;
returning, leave Atlanta April IL; carry
three. to 10 tonight. ME- S64S
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MAIL ADDRESS, TELEPHONE SERVICE:
Washington's foremost once building Ma.
ttlonaI Omce Service. National Press Build
Evening star., 1940-03-24

REDUCING SPECIAL! q TREAT, S5; RE.
cabinet baths. MA. S134 1880 X St. NV
Evening star., 1940-03-24

WANT CHILDREN. 4 YRS. OR OVER, TO
board on farm; board, laundry, plain sew.
ing; mothers care: $40 per mo-; refs.
Route [ RQY 1Co Manassas Va
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DANCE WELL! LEARN NEW sTTpS
make new friends. have a good time: S2.eS
per month sl3 dances. Start Tuesday.
nfpII :, at pm: Get your card early
your place. Tuesday. Friday. Saturday, 9
70 X Music; floor, atmosphere, company
AZ ,oln to make an ideal dancing ensemble
at the CANELLIS DANCE STUDIOS, T24
Nth st. NV. District l613
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VACANCY IN NURSING HOME; LOVELY
nISt-noor room for aged, invalids and con-
valescents; tray service, special diets; nurs.
Ing care; doctors reference 2926 Upton
st. NV Emerson 1850
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HELP DOMESTIC.
(Continued.)

sneed MA. 81 Tn1 r. Sssy %
ployed couple: live In or out: references:
andria. Va. TEMPLE 3S3O-M.
esd Witt Il a7$e Ss .t.r O'clock isfs sun
Monday; reference.
WOMAN; care Of baby and ant; $40
certificate. Live in. AT. Ols1-M
WOMAN young, white. live in; general
housework; experienced care of baby: cook.
ing; $50 month: references. Taylor 1897.
4llO 18th st. NV. Apt. 2.
WOMAN. white or cc,ored, experienced
housework, machine laundry, plain cook
ing, serving; assist with care 2 children;
liye ay,inIton IN 1stvoor room and bath; ssb mo.
WOMAN. white, 25 to 40; healthy with
references; care. Of 2-yr.-old child Ink;
good home, exchange Im;. board and sm.
WOMAN. must live near washington CIR.
se, ev. nuIsemiad; .sfs 10; sssp gut Sun on So .k
WOMAN, colored, 3O-4O, experienced
g;h.w. gI,. lsundry:, cooking; live in; refer
WOMAN. white. middle aged, for cooking
and general housework. live in. Address
Box i, Route 3. Gaithersburg. Md.
WOMAN. colored, exp. gh.w.. must be
excellent cock: adult family: references
live in $40. CHI. 431s.
$40 PER WEEK--colored girl light: must
be good cook and gen. houseworker Tel,
WO. 1850 Monday.
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AVAILABLE IN NURSES HOME-LARGE
prlght, cheerful f1rst-foor room near bath
Ior aged or invalid patient: same room
may be had semi-private if desired; con-
venlent We, TO express bus line; cool porch for
diets If required; doctors reference cali
Shepherd 1867 for rates
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WILL SHARE LARGE SUNNY STUDIO
ROOM newly furnished. with quiet Chris.
tlan woman: select section, near Dupont
SSisre' SSsGie' references exchanged. Box 14-J.
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New York Bunk Stocks

NEW YORK. March % R.-National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
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BUS. GIRL SHARE R.. K, B. WITH AN.
other; everything furn,; cooking opt;
euIet' good heat and ventilation; reason.
ape loth and NV. M. s9sl, Ext,
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klNDERGARTEN. FIRST GRADES; AC.
credited. supervised play: transp: also
piano; French, dancing. 52Ol 18th st. n W,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
INnAfiAMAA

FRANK osTEIN VOICE STUDIO
Talented beginners preferred. Monthly
YAcifalS M 0RTQ
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DIAMOND SOLITAIRE. ABOUT / KIT:
periect: real bargain. S115: appraisal al.
lowed. Broker. Box 260-Z. Sfar
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| VIII DO work reasonably at homes If de-
Slred: H: all kinds of slip-cover work. J. b.
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OPERA: METROPOLITAN CO., AT BALTI-
more, "Rosenkavalier." Tues. March %: two
or four choice S. tickets 1877 Custer I'd
Bethesda. Phone WI 4S7S
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02

NEW YORK. Feb. ,. tUPD =
John Barrymore's Broadway revival
ran head long today into the con-
flicting demands of reconCiled
wife, Tilted protege and a forlorn
daughter.
A showdown was due at any mo-
ment between the wife. Elaine Bar
rie. 25. and the protese, blonde, %
year old Doris Dudley, over Who
is going to have the role of one
of the great lovers daughters in
his play My Dear Children Miss
Barrie had the role while the show
was on tour. until she deserted
both it and Barrymore because
he spanked her too hard III the
acting at st. Louis Now that She
and Barrymore have been recon-
ciled. at least for the past two
nights, she wants to be spanked
nightly again, and Miss Dudley
is ready TO fight for the privilege
of being the great lovers subject.
The daughter, II year old Diana
Barrymore, by Barrymore's first
marriage to Michael Strange, was
not interested IN the play but she
still hoped her father would leave
that woman, end his wanderingS
and go home To her apartment.
The Barrymore Barrie reconcil-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Rofarians Reveal
Spare Time Joys
At Surprise Meet

Men have the StrangeSt hobbiesl J
Some collect stamps, rocks. and
the like Others study bugs. or raise
birds. or devote spare time TO car
pentry or youth character organiZa-
tlcns
ThtSe lnneriaoSt interests OF adult
males were brought to light Thurs
Gay when the Rotary club program,
by John keplcy, burst
without warning IL the midst ot-the
unSuSpectlns membership.
FolloWine IA llte-history of f. C.
Red Barnard. kepley called on
various unSuSpecting members for d
I minute speech on their respective
hobbies.
The requests were met by dlsSer-
tationS on these avocat!onS by the
following RotarianS: Steve Harris,
entomology tStGdv OF Insects. Ross
K. HlekoX. mixing art and !ltera-
ture. Earle G.. Davis, goli, bridge
and hat collections: DR.. Norman f.
DlBunt. bird collections and youth
Jack Davis. golf and
Rev. Devon Ellsworth,
rock collections, stamp collections,
and printing. Frank BeYSChlaE, car.
neallN and architecture.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
ORDINANCE NO. il3
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Or
DINA.sCE SIC RE PIT MBERS
ROM.

The City Council of the City OF
Fl Ctn'ro do ordain as follows:
SECTION 7: Ordinance No $40
entitled Plumbing and Gas Piping
Code OF the City OF Ell Centro' l.
hereby amended as follows: Section
l9 thereof is hereby amended to
read as follows:
Any I!rn or corporation desirina
10 engage III tie PLUMBING business
must havc ore active member or
omployoa who holds master plum
ber'S license. and who Is duly regis
tered in the Clllcc of the Board OF
Health He must also register the
name ol The finn or corporation
which he repl eSenta and for whose
With tbs ordinance IS concerned. he
hall b. held personally responsible.
1t .a provided. however. that such
arm OF corporation may give TO
the City OF Ell Centre surety bond
m the sum Oh Two Thousand Five
Hundred ,$25000 0O) Dollars, condi-
toned That any master plumber III
the employ of such firm Or corpora
ton will comply with all the pro-
visions OF all the ordinances of the
City Of Ell Contro and the laws OF
the State of California relative to
plumbing and drainage construction
IN 5afd City, and further conditioned
that the principals shall fully repai;
any aud all damages to streets
alleys II other city property that
may b. caused By them in carrying
on their plumbing business; provid-
ed fultner that as to any plumber
i'll the employ of said firm or cor
poration such bond shall be IN lieu
OF the Master Plumbers Bond re-
CURED Ly Section Is of this O!'li-
rance NO. 34G, SO long only as such
plumbel shall be and remain in
such employment, and provided
further that such bond OF such
finn or corporation shall first be
SEprOVrd by the City Attorney as
% the form and legality thereof,
ard by the City Council as to the
sufilclcnty thereof, arl shall then
be filled Witn the City CLERK to
"hon It flins fec Of $lOG Shall be
AID.
SECTION Il: This ordinance shall
o. pao'iehed once in the Imperial
Valley !rcsa W.thin fifteen cl5) days
&Ed become effective thirty 800
Gays from and after its passage.
HERBERT w. t'AWCETT,
IaLDr of tlp CIV pI III Cont rn
(F. .
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Wife, Protege. Daughter comp|icate
BARRYMORE Barrie Reconciliation

iation. which began III Il mght clao
yesterday morning when She moved
in on his table over the protests
of both Miss Barrymore and MISS
Dudley who were helping him cele-
brate his Broadway opening, al
ready had raised Il complicated le-
gal problem. HIS and her lawyers
Wer into II huddle over what ef-
feet their spending i night togeth-
CT would have on their divorce case
pending III California.
Miss Barrymore heard about this
in silence, but not SO Miss Dud-
ley, who already had begun TO fear
for her job. OF Miss BarrleS ap-
pearance III the night club on the
trail OF her husband who is just
two weeks and two Years under
go, Miss Dudley SAID.
Il never s.tW anything more
crudely done She just barged
right into our party. She kept Say
ing John, dear, you're not angIH
are you? You still love me? Wa
still friendS?' And he wouldle-
answer her but he'd kiss her and
give her Il biz bear hug.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Bradshaw Names
i.V Finn Relief
Committee Heads

Csya:s C4a.sasa.s Otto Bradshaw
q. .se 5e.ss "a Obtain tunGs :os
"elle: q. Fps@.s's e!y!Aa!.> FrIdas
,.a.Ged e.....saea - ds.ey' - dt,ye
:. a. I..ars..,. Naar} communities
L. IL u : Gas>ler WHIT
~. a.a,l, tle sam93ez:. L. BraW...b.
Bel Go DE-. Il Ca.eXsco. /. \. VI
>on u Ee..,...e aad {. 4 C3G4 IL
We>tnlog.a.G p.eNlsG>ls. Jaia TH-
.cr Vas named g h,aa :ae +. go
to committee.
Che. e!apaa..# l. 1t 1r.T-. VI!
81 mace H .Ge wee. o! heb /
e 10 Bradshaw stressed the tact
that no noa>e 20 uouse drive would
be nade. but that donations would
BE pars,S voluntary without excess
psesss.se. Most .. tie appeals W..
ot arraletz t!2o4sa !a,l6'a1 o.
zaHszag.oHs II tt.s Halles !e sid
"Eee.s 5ea.s 3al>ec vi % o!.-
t6,ly toward he..,::sg Civilians. y.e-
,..AS ot t..e vi. W. RU>sla Bad
>Ha# declared = W.sA 10 make /
clear tia, this activity Goes not in
a.y va conflict VII. the activities
Q: sae Re C.o>S.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Moscow Paper Says
Destruction Only
Answer 10 Films

LONDON Feh > lTPa The
Moscow :aG.a les t'sa, Il daV after
.lze >.assmest = President Kyesu
ha...s 4. F.5lat that Finland WAS
.e,,.s = aegs .4ate AZ honorable
aes..e = ..ess=, sesss Al EDITORIAL
.saa. 1t le@>Hsp,s t.,,}ua oia-
=. ii -. =, G4.alaH | 92.tN.
,.=se.= - - ss..2 ssh bandits
". N oes..sss, - *. .guI.ateG
@We ". aeaigT5 E.tass oNes
.aem aAdv. 60 S1eat .,,.les Stoits.
- e5.tos.a. g,Hs.t1.eG
tss.t VA Is .ad.NAtea WEVt&er
1t e4t.e.#aa rom toGat issae ..
* :t@saapys. VI :. sea.s - ~,
- speech
- A.eseo4 acc b@oASe,.st -
sssp.s lfem the 2r3s9a eG:sesiA
IT, p@..e.pa. o&e " ssNt,s,s.s
>.ee - A..-.e f.tnga .mptr-
....>.s a.oyoks1 ;, &tW VI" tae>
ss.ta u Gsaa II tae SoY.,: by II
.;.sst...s It N..'e F.l.,z>E >vua
L tack l. - F4s!..s.. oaD3tt~
~ heWtts:. Ae G,>.re.e&. VT ~.
s,.sseSt t.yts.S eye them msGes
oas .Stat .DaGt. Siam
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
BY HUBERT UExKUELL

NAPARANDA, Sweden. On The
Finnish Frontier. Feb 2. 1JPl-Fln-
and's appeal for foreign airplanes
became urgent today after 4 bomb
Ing raid by 43 fast two motored
Russian planes on RovanlemI. ger
eral headquarters Tor the Finnish
northeastern and northern armies.
The planes dropped 200 bombs
OF ali types, on the city Yesterday
after having dropped 20 bombs
Wednesday
The people of Rovaniemi express
ed belief that Russia intended TO
destroy the city by systematic
raids ana when I left there last
night TO Tile this story. because Ro-
vaniemi commentators were dis
rupted. they were urelne that only
the immediate receipt OF planes
from nations friendly 10 Finland
could stop the raids
Two Russian planes were shot
down during Yesterdays RAD. IN
three formations of nlne each and
two of eight each. the planes went
over Rovaniemi between 1880 AID
- n. iAi. AtSAtt NaN 1 lily lit N al
about 10000 feet
Telephone aid tele sraphic COM
munication failed as Soon rs the
bombs started crashing into the city.
Hours later. with communlca-
tions still out. managed to get an
automobile 10 bring me the IS miles
to Haparanda. 10 telephone the
United Press Scandinavian head
quarters al Copenhagen.
The Russian planes dropped
bombs ranging from IS pou.lG lreen
diary ones TO great SEQ pound dem-
clifton bombs
Twenty bombs mostly heavy
ones, dropped il the immediate VI
cinity OF a hospital without hitting
il direct. In the Two days .ald>
two nurses Al this hospital were
KILLED and eight wounded, some
seriously.
Buildings elsewhere without mill
tary value. including two churches.
have been wrecked or damaged.
was unable TO get an authentic
estimate OF Yesterdays casualties.
But walking the streets after the
raid. II was difficult TO find
building with windows intact. Most
OF the windows which remained i.
the principal hotel after WedneS-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Assembly Probing
Reds in Re|iefin
Los Angeles Area
lC0ntlnupd from page One)

Continued from Page One)
and We can at least scratch the
surface so the legislature and the
people cda aee the situation
The committee chairman is 4
liberal Democrat BIT broke With
Gov CulDert OiSo.l OYER relief
policies IN has home county. Yorty
emphasized his attack Is not direct
ed against the governor but "at
some of the Commics who have been
hanging on his coattailS."
Meanwhile. Dwight w. Stephen
SON member of Olson'S cabinet and
chairman of the ncwly-created SRA
board of personnel standards and
appeals, announced a hearing Will
be held sometime next week" at
which persons discharged through
closing of Los Angeles county
headquarters of the rehci agency
last week MAY appeal.
Yorty commented during assem-
bly debate on his resolution yes
terday
L wish theyd admit that the
situatlon vas 80 rotten they haG =
klcK cut the "no!e 5ang % c!"aa
1t up
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-02
Balkan Neutral
Stand Threatened
At Entente a!ks
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Continued from Page One)
wheat and the Allies determined to
Keep it from her.
Secondly. Eumania IS the center
Of one CT tie acrimonious terri
torial disputes which keep the
Balkans uneasy. Both Hungary ans
Bulgaria have claims on Ranania
which .hey s. far have refused to
drop. even for the duration OF the
Allied German var. Bulgaria want
% get back the Doarula aSetlos
along tie Black Sea. Wnicn size iost
ii l3l3 1t IL end oi tie ae-uI4u
BalHan var. Hungary wants 10 re-
cover .ertlle Transy!yana, t9kth
from T. after tie World VII.
Ruma,1ia Is ;,ir;,.d that II trouplz
breaks out Nth eIther Germany
or Russia. h2l tWo nei5aDors vii
take ad'.aata.a Of the situation II
2r9b II" territories they want.
Hence. rumor Sprea>, through,
Diplomatic channels IL Belgrade
Friday that Rumanla has threatened,
to sign non-ag3 g3resslon pact with
Germany or Russia utl4eSo lllc oliltl
powers guarantee her frontiers.
The struggle for Rumanla's o.,
went on. London observers believed
the FrCach aid British would b.
able to keep Germany from eettin
enough Of It to carry on d malo.
war.
Added TO the transport difficulties
which have kept Germany from
Getting more than one-flfth OF the
amount Rmm9rla already has prom
lSed, is the matter of price.
The nrice OF Rumanlan oil has
skyrocketed. The Germans are hav-
ing to pay S44 ton. The Allies
can get Gil IN the United States al
81 a ton