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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-21
Woman S Staying
Near San Mateo
Remains Mystery

SAN MATEO, Cal, Feb. 81. CUP)
Authorities admitted today they
were without clues to the identity
of an auburn-haired woman found
murdered in the hills west of San
Mateo or to the identity OF her
slayer.
The woman, apparently about 80
years of age, was found in a clump
of bushes near a lovers lane
early yesterday. She apparently
had been shot in the forehead, then
clubbed with a gun, and her body
carried by automobile to the isolat-
ed spot on Belmont Hill.
Deputy Coroner Lew Franklin
was scheduled to perform an autop-
sy to determine whether the shot
or the blow had caused death, and
to locate the bullet in the hope
its markings might provide q clue
Her fingerprints and dental work
also were being checked.
Powder marks on one hand and
a broken little finger Indicated the
woman had engaged in a struggle
with her assailant for possession of
the gun.
Only clues to her identity were
a tWo-year old ticket to a San
Francisco Christmas theater party,
a recipe for pumpkin pie, a small
gold bracelet and a wrist watch
Her clothing bore no marks of
Identification. She was about five
feet four inches tall, weighed 1875
pounds and had blue eyes and au-
burn hair.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-21

leader of 10000 movie workers, flew
here from Los Angeles and surren-
dered voluntarily to states attor-
ney's police yesterday.
He was fingerprinted and meas
ured and later released under 5000
bond on a writ of habeas corpus.
Boff said he would fight resen-
fencing and charged his return was
inspired by "moneyed interests
and Communists
I represent 10000 people who
are fighting for better wages, con-
ditions and hours. Everything was
timed pretty well. Who would be
interested in going back all these
years to dig up a skeleton and make
an issue of it.
BiOff was convicted and sentenc-
ed to six months in jail in 1922 He
was released after serving six days
50 he could appeal. The sentence
was affirmed by the appellate court
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-21
Rudolph Miller
Tells Lions Club
0fAAAProgran1

Rudolph Miller, county chairman
of the Agricultural Adjustment ad-
miniStratiOn, spoke for the Lions
club Tuesday noon on the adjust
ment between the production and
consumption of farm products.
Mrs. Alma Holt assisted him in
demonstration of the method of
computing net acreageS Of farm
lands from aerial photographs.
James McDilI, Otis Hinson, Dick
Smith and George Harris were in
Quoted into the club in a ceremony
performed by Edgar McMath OF
Calipatria.
Corn Reed, club president, was
honored at surprise birthday party.
being presented with two cakes
lighted by many candles.
Jack Benson of BraWley was n
guest of the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-21
SRA Probers Ask
Broader Powers

SACRAMENTO, Ftb. 81. CUP)-
Chairman Sam Yorty of the as
sembly committee investigating
Communism in relief today declar-
ed he would seek approval of a
resolution broadening powers of
his group and enlarging the pres
ent five-man membership.
The announcement came as Yor-
ty a Los Angeles Democrat who
broke with Gov. Culbert Olson on
matters of relief policy, awaited
a ruling by Attorney General Earl
Warren on power of the committee
to subpoena records of labor Or
ganization.
The assembly voted late yester-
day to request the attorney general
to take suitable action against Will
liam Elconin, president of the Los
Angeles local of the CIO-affiliated
ate, County and Municipal Work.
Yrs of America for disregarding a
subpoena to appear before the Yorty
committee last week.
The legislators discussed the mat
ter at length and called Elconin
TO the bar of the assembly. The
lower house has power to commit
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-21
new BOOKS
At The Ell Centre Public Library

FICTION
Other Gods, Pearl S. Buck; If
Love | Must, Katharine NJ Burt;
SandhOg, Borden Chase; Mrs. Nor
ton of Mexico, Arthur Dawson Ficke;
Curtain Going Up, Sophie Kerr;
Bride Oh a Thousand Cedars, Bruce
Lancaster; How Green Was My
Valley, Richard LleWellyn; Sudden
Rides Again, Oliver Strange; The
Huddle, Carolyn Wells.
NON-FICTION
He'll on Trial, Rene Belbenoit;
Evolution, Th. Graebner; Reginald
Berch-His Book, Elizabeth Hamil-
ton, ed Iron Brew, Stewart Hol-
brook; Three Trumpets Sound, Allan
Hunter; North Again For Gold, Ed
Ill Laytha; How to Enjoy Read
&, Charles Lee; Bonanza Inn, Os-
Gar Lewis; Your Child's Food,
Miriam LoWenberg; World Without
End. Stoyan Pribichevich; Nehru,
Anup Singh Men, Women and
Places, SigreG Undset; Plays OF
Americas Growth, Samuel Ullman;
Indian Arts in North America,
George valiant, From Nazi Sources,
DR.. Fritz Sternberg.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-21
SeeIey wornan's S
Club Meets al
Community Hall
SEELEY NOTES

Mrs. Nellie Davis and Mrs. A. r.
Ferguson were hOsteSses to the
Seeley Woman club Thursday in
Community hall.
The usual pot luck dinner was
enjoyed and the afternoon was spent
quilting. Those present were Mes
DANES Marie Williams, Mary Smith,
Mary Cook, Alice Pippenger, Ruby
Womack, Louise Robinson. Rosalie
Davis.
SevenJy-fouY attended the Seeley
Sing FRIDAY evening.
True Sheldon is spending this
week with his folks. He has been
working several months at fillmore
At the SeelCy Ladies Aid meeting
II was decided to hold the annual
friendship dinner on March 10Th
in Community hall
A drive for new members is in
progress during the next month.
Mrs. Cecil Huff and little son
will come home this Sunday from
the hospital.
Mrs. S. T. Robinson accompanied
her husband who was sent on buSi-
Less trip to San Francisco Sunday
The RobinsonS visited with their
son, Harold at Berkeley Sunday
evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-21
Jasper Home
Department to
Meet Friday
JASPER NOTES

Jasper home department will meet
Friday morning at 1920 at the
home of Mrs. John Studer, J.. mile
west of Whitmer store. Subject of
meeting will be on Slip Covers with
project Leaders, and members are
Urged to bring their sewing baskets.
a pot luck luncheon will be served
al noon.
Observing National Cherry week.
the ladies of Jasper home depart
ment served cherry pie and coffee
after the business meeting of the
Farm Bureau, Friday evening. Spe-
Cial guests for the evening were the
WeStmorland Farm Bureau Singers
who sang a number between each
speakers talk. An interesting movie
was shown by George Winright on
Food Makes a Difference. after
the meeting community singing was
enjoyed by the fifty members pres
ent with Mrs V. K. Rood at the
piano.
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs Cecil
Vaughn and Kenneth Smith enjoyed
dinner Sundav at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lesley Coates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kral celebrat
ed their 18th wedding anniversary
Sunday, with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hora and Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Magin
After 4 delicious goose dinner the
group enjoyed in playing 500.
The All club met for their regu-
l,tr meeting Wednesday evening with
their leaders and members are asked
to remember that hereafter the club
meets every second Wednesday OF
the month at the school house.
Those attending the 21st birth
day party of the home department
at the Barbara Worth Country club
fl ON Jasper were MesdameS Ada
Gates. John Studcr, Fritz Binggeli.
Louis Kral, A. j. Magin, Henry Hora,
l.. Claverie, l.. S. Neagle, Arthur
johnson and G. w. Anderson. A
NtIN lllre lllllL WdS tllJOStQ ny al.
On their way to Mexico City,
via airplane from MeXicali. Mr..
and Ms. William Koncana, San
Diego, Mr. Frank Koncana and two
dau9hterS Cleveland Ohio. enter
tanned MI and Mrs. Henry Hora
at dinner given at the De ANA
hotel, Wednesday evening.
Jasper Girl Reserves entertained
the boys of the S, 6, 7 and 9Th grade
at Il Valentine party given at the
school. Refreshments were served
and Valentines were given during
a grand march, the children also
enjoyed themselves i'll games.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Menarik of
Berwyn. Ill, are visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cihak
and also the many friends they
have here. They plan to leave for
the East soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-21
EIks Will View
Movies THURSDAY

Ell Centre Elks will meet Thurs
day night for regular meeting,
q program of motion pictures and
an after-meeting snack of oyster
stew
Sound motion pictures of the
Elks national convention in St.
Louis last year, the Chicago Amer
lean Legion convention in color,
and a third film "Reflecting Our
Confidence in the Future of Amer
iCa,' will be shown.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-21
Bioff Maps Strotesy in
Effort to Escape Prison

CHICAGO, Feb. 81 fUP)-Wil-'
liam Bioff, film union czar, mapped
with his attorneys today legal
strategy he hopes will enable him
to escape serving the remainder
of an 18-year-old Jail sentence for
pandering.
His attorneys will go into court
Friday and argue that Illinois for
feited its right to jail him by al
lowing his case to lapse.
Bioff, western representative of
the International Alliance of The
atrical Stage Employees CAFL) and
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-21
Author in Valley
Gathering Data

ElWood Lloyd, eX-neWspaper man.
photographer, and author, is in I'm
perial Valley taking photographs to
use in his Forthcoming book so
Near and Yet so Foreign.
He is taking photographs all over
the valley to use in the chapters
devoted to comparing places in the
southwest with scenes in other parts
of the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-21


A desert picnic at Dos Cabczas
and Painted Gorge was enjoyed
Sunday by MI and Mrs. Frank
Stall and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Sleem and three daugh-
ters of Ell Centre
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norris and Leo
Scott of Coachella are guests this
week of Mr. and Mrs. Hershell
Grandey.
Guests of Miss Ella C. Weston on
Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Dou-
glass Farmer of Santa Barbara.
Mrs. H1rmer is sister of Miss
Weston, she. stopped in the valley
on the return trip from a stay in
Florida
Mrs. Charles Hackleman presided
at one of the most unusual of an
niversary parties of the year on We'd
nesday evening. The dinner was in
honor of the elimination of twenty
years of marriage for MI and Mrs
Jack Carleton, thirty years for Mr
and Mrs. Dave Green, and forty
years for Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Grum-
BILE. A lovely three -tiered wedding
cake graced the table around which
was gathered the following friends:
Mr. and Mrs F. O. Rosenbaum MI.
ri AZ
Mrs. Jack Carleton. Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Green, Mr and Mrs. Dan
Grumble, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hackleman.
On Tuesday pupils from McCabe,
Mt. Signal Eucalyptus and Seeley
gathered at the McCabe school house
to practice dancing steps. In the
afternoon there were basketball and
indoor games with Seeley students.
The program for the Farm Bu-
reau meeting of the McCabe, Eu-
calyptus center which will be pre-
sented Feb. %, has been selected by
the home department. The follow
ing pre- S2ntatlonS will be given by
Leroy Rumsey and Jacqueline La
Vine:
The Intruder, The Pickup, The
Epilogue. These are from series
of short plays written by RumSey.
In addition "A Russian Court
Dance" will be given by Mary Hatch
and Audrey Macurda, students of
the Wooda Blesy studio. The cul-
mination will be a clever selection
by William c. Duflock called "Ha-
waiian Fantasy. The public is cor
daily invited to attend the meeting
on the tWenty-third.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-21
NDIO RESIDENTS
MARRIED HERE

Judge John E. Simpson Officiated
Wednesday at the marriage of Cor
don Shoemaker, 36, and Lorraine
O'Day 81. residents of Indio. The
marriage took place in Ell Centre
Justice court.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-21
Varied Program For
McCabe.E
McCABE NOTES

Mrs. w. G. Brandt is spending
couple of days in San Diego visit
ing friends. She will return hOmn
on Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-21

On Tuesday pupils from McCabe,
Mt. Signal, Eucalyptus and Seeley
gathered at the McCabe school house
to practice dancing steps. In the
afternoon there were basketball and
indoor games with Seeley students.
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