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Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15

The pilot, whose name was kept
secret, jammed the brakes hard,
turning the plane over on its nose.
The propeller was bent.
In San Francisco a squadron of
nine destroyers appeared unex-
pectedly to take anchorage in San
Francisco bay, apparently to take
part in the games.
Officially the war game is known
as the army-navy joint training
exercise on the Pacific coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
Ducks
DestroV
Birds Cost VaIiey
Farmers $4,000
In North End

Farmers in widely scat
tered sections Of Imperial
county held uncollectable
bills totaling about $75, 900
Monday and wondered how
they can dun half million ducks.
The gamebirds, winter tourists
to the valley have run up a ter
rifle feed bill since early in the
autumn and given small dividends
in return, a survey showed.
AS a result. a move was under
way, centering in Brawley, to drive
for a 20-day hunting season next
fall and a return to baited ponds
and live decoys. A meeting of
Sportsmen and farmers was planned
for late this week to consider the
problem.
Damage to fields where the birds
feed at night was estimated at
around $4,000 and acreage involv-
ed was set at about 100000. The
damaged sections extend all over
the northend, the Mesquite lake
region and even some fields near
Ell Centro.
I'VE don't want to break the law
and we are as interested as anyone
else in conservation of wildfowl,
but something has to be done.
These birds are eating us up" one
landholder commented.
The ducks spend their days in
the game preserves around Salton
Sea or lower down in the sloughs
Of the Alamo river where they are
protected in game refugees. About
twilight they start out in maraud-
ing bands.
General Sherman in his march
Continued on Page 2; Col. g.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
New Japanese Cabinet Friendly to
U.S., Hopes for Trade Treaty

TOKYO, Jan. Is. (UP)-A new
cabinet, which will take office to-
morrow, was completed today by
Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai, former
navy minister who adI COATES friend
~ relations with the United States
and Great Britain.
The new government, to succeed
the cabinet of General Nobuyuki
Abe. which resigned yesterday, in
cludes as premier, Admiral Mitsu-
masa Yonai, and as foreign min
lister, Hachiro Arita, former foreign
minister who hopes for negotiation
OF a new United States japanese
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
Thacker Back from
Freight Hearing

Percie c. Thacker, Ell Centre
transfer company executive, return
ed to. Ell Cento this weekend after
attending railway commission
hearing in Los Angeles in connec-
ton with a proposed boost in truck
rates on Imperial Valley fresh fruits
and vegetables.
A copy of the exhibits and pro-
posed new tariffs were placed on
file at the FL Centro chamber OF
commerce, he said, so shippers and
truck operators might study them.
The hearing was continued to San
Francisco Jan. 25, Thacker said,
and If necessary may be continued
to Imperial Valley in February
for additional testifiofiy.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
Wedding Joker

Somehow we don't blame Dorothy
Werve and Bert Baskins for being
bothered by this practical joke.
The courthouse gang fixed up an
extra marriage license for them, a
night mare of a concoction on a
San Diego county blank, beautifully
lettered in red ink and stamped
with every official mark. There
were gobs and goDs of red sealing
wax and red ribbons.
Saturday afternoon the bride-to-
be noticed the San Diego" and
rushed 10 Deputy District Attorney
5Ralph French. One of the con-
French read the docu-
ment in a judicial manner. He
crossed out San Diego and wrote in
Imperial and added his initials.
THAT makes it legal" he said,
looking down his nose.
Gater they produced the bona
flee document0
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15

commercial treaty.
Yonai, who is so, has served in
three cabinets. He formed the new
government quickly after he was
commissioned to do so by Emperor
Hirochito.
Foreign Minister Arita was ex-
pected to ask United States Am
bassador Joseph c. Grew for early
resumption OF negotiations for a
trade agreement to replace the COM
mercial treaty of 1911 which, re-
nounced by the United States, ex-
pireS on Jan. &c.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
Frosts Expected
Agoin i'm Valley

Heavy frosts, which sent Imperial
Valley residents scurrying for ad-
Gitional comforters and winter coats
ever the weekend, will continue
Monday night and Tuesday,
Woodrow c. Jacobs, meteorologist
for the fruit-forst service predicted
Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15

Calf, who described him as man
whose fitness, ability and integrity"
makes him an admirable choice for
the collectorship.
He described an editorial in the
Democrat. dated Aug. T. 1895. on
which Downey predicated part Of
his contention that Leake consis-
tently misrerresented him In
vicious" manner, as written during
the heat of a hot political cam
paign."
The senator should have laughed
it off, as 1 did the editorials which
were written about me during the
satfte catnpaigh." he commented.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15

ton at his own expense to testify
concerning facts surrounding his
appointment.
Leake will come here at a date
20 be fixed later.
Downey told the group that he
believed that the president nominat-
ed Leake because he would be the
Individual in California who would
prove most obnoxious to him as a
result of cheap, vulgar, abusive
language" used in editorials pub
Eshed in the nominees paper, the
Woodland Democrat.
Leake was defended at the hear
ING by Rep. Frank H. Buck, D.,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
Judge Rules Out
Affidavit OF Bias

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Is. (UP)-
Superior Judge Arthur Crum today
ordered stricken from the record
a sensational affidavit of prejudice
filed last week by William G..
Bonelli, indicted member of the
state board OF equalization.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
~ AMBLlNG
~ EpORTER
New Position

New Position
When Laverne Abel noticed
coming attraction at one of the
El Centro theatres was to be THE
Adventures of Marco Polo she in
nocently remarked to Theater Man
ager Marvin Hill:
my! We're going to have polo
picture!"
Hill recovered from Mysteries and
just the other day he asked Laverne
if she had seen the "Hunchback
of Notre Dame. The girl answered.:
mo, but I've read the book
"It's a football picture, isn't it,"
asked Hill.
"Yes," said Laverne and Hill
tainted
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15

list of directors.
1t was decided to hold an autumn
convention in Salmon City, Idaho.
when fishing and hunting in Idaho's
primitive area are at their best.
MeXicali will be the host city for
the 194l convention scheduled for
February that year.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
Realization

RedIIZatiOn-
. When Paul Post appeared not
Upright and only moderately early
'ou the tee at the Del Rio golf club
Sunday morning, someone remark
ed.
"Where have you been all day?"
Paul replied: MY friend, it is
news that I am up at all this early
on a Sunday. In fact, only realiz-
cd I was up a few seconds ago"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
Russian BomberS
Mass for Attacks
- BY WEBB MILLER :

HELSINKI, Finland Jan. Is. (UP) = Russian air
planes swept southern Finland again today in what
Firms charged vast campaign to demoraze the popu-
lace Large numbers of planes reported the south
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
Good Munching--

Good Munehing-
Another note about that leap year
party at the country club where
Red Edwards and Forrest Ferguson
we're hosts:
The table decorations were carrots
and radishes and the guests ate
them upl
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
'Ex-Woter Dept.
Clerk Hid Here,
Officers Discover
Police Quote Admission $4,000 Stolen
From EI Centro Funds; Woman Freed
On $4,000 Bail Following Surrender

Red-eyed, weak and nervous, Mrs Lillian Richards
Little out of hiding Monday and ready to face charges
of embezzling city of El Centre money.
Authorities said she had confessed to taking at least
$4,000 while a clerk in the water department.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15
|. v. Men Chosen
Highway Leaders

robert Hays manager of the Ell Centro chamber of
commerce was elected secretary of the International Four
States Highway association for the sixth consecutive wear
at the annual convention in Las Vegas this weekend
Harland E. Wells of Whitefish Mont was elected
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15

PItolutIlU IUT IIIt oIXCIl Cl1llt.
The Imperial Valley delegation
was composed of 40 men and wom-
en-. All former Imperial Valley dir
ectorS were reelected and Mike
Yeargin of Holtville, F. l.. Young
of Calexico, anu Walter C. Mac
Donald, former Ell Centran now
living in Blythe, were added to the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-15

Butter: Los Angeles 32tse; but
terfat, Imperial Valley +. o. b. ranch.
grade A, 42lsc: manufacturing milk
361l: route gathered cream 3lc.
L. A. hay: u. S. No. Sl7.00-lS.OO;
u. S. No. 2 leafy S16-16.5O; U $. No.
2 S13-S14: Mpls. May flax S2.OT.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29
Coast Bankers Meet
In pascagoula Nat.
Directors Room

Mraaaern * TIE uud cu&st Clenr-
ang House. Association hesd . March
meeting at PNseAwu&Els THURSDAY
March "a Ia Ire directors rsszask q
flse pAzARuala NAnasai Bank An
er attending Ia he ru8ainr business
matters vkNa 70 q naSaheF W IN.
d1s1rsAl plants IN Moss Pusns and
pasoaeo4aa wefx uade ~ IRE visit
ing banker
The full0e4ne wrrr tn atsendnncs
Il the meeting = G TuEa4Essaifw
president FIRST National bark q 81
luaa. Albert caufVnflo cashier Ffzs
National Bark Biinxt. = G. kaaS~
man. vzce president Hancock Bank
81 uulfport. Mr.. Robertson vice
president Hancock Bank. Fam
CHRISTIAN. T. J 1ane. president Aer-
chants and Marine bark Of fascA-
Roula. w b Herring. president Pas
rago4ila National Bank. p~AnnAKuaiA
and T. l. DsTAAhmcs, vice president
PascAxoulA National Bank Moss
Point
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Woman's Progressive
Club Discusses The
Coming Flower Show

me home 81 Mrs J. " Mexe on
south PA3nARcula street hcaHtAful-
~ deenratea with = luseiy array o.
sFsrfnx fiowekA ws ths scene Fn-
CAV afternoon. March Iznd M u1s
rNgulnx meeting Of the Wosnanb
Progressive Grub
Several matters q business weFp
discussed. including arrangements
for the annual Flower Show % be
held At the Community HOUSE MAY
{ and s.
The business session wR5 followed
BY an interesting program on thf
theme Of Bella Special Gestures
ok the proxrAm were . paper on
sCArrslion Music and Singing Flow
ers Of TIE Old World and the New
given BY Mrz J l. Adams. and the
reading by Miss Katie Blair wood
ward &C = poem BY Lnngfeliow.
A very clever and original con
test further carrying out The theme
of the program, Was won BY MrA n
e. OuEiey.
The hostess served a most attrac-
tive rrfreShmcnt plate. consisting Of
frozen fruit salad IN orange cups,
sandwiches IN shape Of Easter bun
niex candy ard minis, with iavcrz
in keeping with the sprtng and
Easter season. Those enjoying Mrs
Moores hospitality were. Mes
DANES ]. ~ Epting. r. q Lander.
r. II Young. ". A Ladner, r. Rein
ecke, J. X. Graham. Il G. 0ulhy
r. Givens. W. G. Havenz. G p.
Humphrey. A. Allen. J. l. Adams
r. n swArfwuut. Z " Bacot. g A
Carrier and J. II Worden. and Mis-
Katie Blair Woodward
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29
LUNCHEON RENDERED
BY MRS. n. H. YOUNG 10
FIRST BAPTIST w, n Z

On Tuesday. March %, the tx
ecutive Committee Of the Wumau's
Missionary Union Of the FIRST Bap-
tist Church. Pascagouia. were en-
tertalned at a luncheon in the new
home OF Airs r II. Young, On
washington avenue. Mrs w. A
Ladner assisted IS hostess Spf1ne
flowers we're artistically arranged
throughout the house. adding to the
nttractiyeness OF this lovely home
Mrs. W. l. DAY. in a most inter-
eSting and inspiring manner. dis
cussed the new why and how Of
Women's Mission Union Work.
Mrs. W. A LAdner. mission study
leader. who is leaving for her fu-
ture home In Meridian, Miss. Was
presented a box Of lovely handker-
chiefs. and Mrs. J. II Cole ex-
pressed 70 Mrs. LAdner deep APP
probation for services rendered and
her regrets. In behalf OF the so
c4ety. II her departure. wishing her
God speed as she takes up her new
residence IA another community.
Mrs. Ladnier assisted Mrs. Young
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29
BEEBE STUDIO TO.
Open ON INNS.
AVE., MOSS POINT

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nnnElheS % pesla
Agr nsrt~ hAx established = rad
@n ARD esslessnt MAnc1e FxMy -
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a. an types - vel a. - rananni
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wx<R ard pfsote fInAhix1g ~ he has
done n NE pest
HAVING kFeni ten yeMsR IN uat
photuzr2peasc field tn the eas1 co.,
sTtng an types e Photography M
cianlne ooior work movie and stsIt.
cr4AcAn phnknermrkty Mt. HeeaN Y
able - take any tssH 0f uctufT ee-
ksrrd and h extremely wiling 4
dlactna any camera punenn VIII
the amateur photographs.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29
Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Service To
Mrs. Lena OLSON
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29
Orange Lake School
Honor Roll 7th no.

fTfnt Gsvee Haxamf. Hnfias
sAeaA
BaeoEsd Grade Mare TaFhH,
G6EheFsne MAkA Altns Maa TulM4n.
Prank LAaksa
Third Grade ~ Eynthla naaarxa
GiadTa pol. GeuxRN Elznnf C1MFN
1uFez RpEseF.
Fourth Grade Anna MRgfuMis4.
Fffn Grade EfnKx cara. Ff1ksk
fAaksa.
SIKH uEaae zsakx4 nfflefa. ID
slua Howard
ezFenE1 Grade iEzaM Cara
LFdIA Mzafx8 He1iaa kaaAsaa.
HegxT M0xaan MIn
Eighth Grade fAaaafe rIaEeN
JaaEaza czsFk. III MaeeFM
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49,
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taken
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ether hogesy gwinK fbgwwrn ucrS
ah1oons aruazfsd y @re2 nnsnheS ~
tne t~.afiful yards IN PancAEnaaA.
and a Nxwe q car Grove arcund Gna
city xaewang ths lawns 81 FaNa-
eoaiA ne Ear6eTss that wcsx apen
FOX publf visits % tnat oAy wssN
thos4 az SISTER Anre Chrtsttne and
Mr.. ard MY W C. HaveEk on
gtver Road Mr. and Ars = 3
CAnty. on south PAScAeoala stFeei'
Mr. ard Mr. J o Coie. GA Grant
street and MI aud Mrs J. ~
watts on washington avenue
Mrz W. T. 0rtffls and son. Larry
Kent. arrived Tuesday naehs IRON
Ilttle Rnck Arkansas - visit NJ
and MrA n NJ Preilsen for several
wpnkS Mrz 0rtffs vii b. re-
Numbered ~ Miss Annette FfellHen
Her fYaendx IN PascaEouiA VII %
glad 70 know Of beg visit
Mr. and Mrs Bert Keaney 81 Mos
Point are proud parents o. . CABS
son. who made his arrival 81 me
jackson County HOSPITAL on Pr
CAV evpnlng. March ~ 1880 al uso
o,clock He has been given ne
name Of james Albert Keahey III
Miss SALLY Jane. student OF Atssas-
siuui state College Tor Women len
YESTERDAY eTnursdayl for ofeen-
wood. Mississippi. where she val
suend the spring holidays VISITING
Miss IVY Cain. Before returning g
school she w1Il also visit friends U
rncianola.
Mrs A J 0rasack. Mrs Arcfl'
bald Gras6ick and Mrs J. ,
sweeney were guests OF Mrs H II
Cole on last Thursday. when unei
visited the Beilingrath Gardens y
Mobile. Others noted ~ the Bel
Hnerath Gardens that day wers
Edward Oppelt. Mrs William re
Ian and Mrs George Blair.
Mrs. George Blair entertained las
wednesday evening with . party
honorsng Mrs william Warren
Those enjoying the afternoon VIII
Mrs Blair and Mrs Warren were
Mesdames william Nichols. Patrici
Havoc. jay Havoc. William Pcian
z W. Minis. Grant Miller. H. u
Cole. Ronald Hubbard. Edwars
Oppelt. william TAFT A J. orAszick
Archibald Grassick and J. :
Sweeney.
Announcement WAS received TN
week OF the arrival Of a fine bah.
son. born on Easter Sunday, Marci
a. 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Russell II
Lyons. They have named their soa
Russell II Lyons. Jr Mr. and Mrs
Lyons r former residents OF Pas
caxoula, Mr. Lyons having been con
nectad with the school faculty here
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29
Contracts Awarded
For Wade School
District Project

Work has begun On TIE WpA
school improvement for Wade Con.
solsdated School District project n
Beat One. according 70 . statement
made By l. G wiutcFson. consult
tnG engineer
Contract for the furnishing a ma
teriai was awarded 70 Builders
supply. Inc Of pascaeoula In the
amount of ss3I3e4
Plumbing contract was awarded
10 John r. ssaufer. MOSS Point. In
the amount u sfee9. It was stated
No contract for the electrical wurk
has been awarded ~ the present
time. Mr. Winfeftofl stated
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29
DEATH or c o caASE

Charles Oliver CrAf1e. aged ~
years. 2 months and n days. dEkd e
his home IL Coszehatfa. Mis-. O.
March ~. 1870. after \ very alsogt
iiiaeza. hia death being eAnzsd b
heart trouble
T11s funeral was held ~ coue
hatta. Mis- On March ~ wilh M
tefmenf IN the cemetery there
Rev Mr. CrtdeF. Baptist pastof II
C0nehatta. conducted Tire SERVES
assisted By REV " l. Day and RsF
ClF4e HufEtn. Tire service 81 ne
grave wae II charge OF the Manuns.
conducted - Grand LpdRe offIexfs
Of thai organization.
Mr. Crane 4 survived - his
Mtdow. vino wAn Min1 Sophia Viz
toFia holiday. ore daughter. fANe
sons and - grandchildren and
other relatives. Among the e0na =
A = Crane. popular tpNeier a PMa-
eaRuaM to whom syfnpAtislez Of Ms
friends are extenaed
A plan % aueslon American aaa
lars n Ca1a naeE alrunea1ppaaaElaa
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COUNTY RECORDS
EYED ny COACHES
As MEET NEARs

Continued from Pace onel
Moss PoanU 1888 Time. % nec-
ends
OifIa' 6n-YaFd HuraleS-Rohoglk
IPascaEoulal 1885. Time Sc sc.
onds
Girls Baseball Throw Btnms
fAfoaa Point 1895 Distance III
feet
Girls Broad JuInp-Robert1 PAS
eagoulaD 1888 Distance IS feet Is
inches.
Girls High Jnsnp-E50u VAN
cieayel 1897. Height 4 feet > inches
Girls a00-Yard Relay Pascaeouia
1888. Time 244 seconds.
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Meeting At Kreole
For Finnish Relief

We are requested 70 announce
that refreshments win be sold at the
home Of Mr.. John Lndqutst Ia KTe-
ole, on Sunday afternoon. March 81.
beginning at two O'Clock The gath
ering Is being helG for the purpose
of receiving voluntary contributions
for Finnish relief The public Is cor
daily invited 70 attend
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Announcement IL made this seek
Of the marriage Of Mizs Ifrne Eliza
beth nrentx. daughter Of Mr and
MrH Albert isrenEx- Of EseainaTa. q
Mr. L1eweiYn Chester Fuller. Tie
wedding took place en- Saturday
afternoon. with neF. John W Moore,
pastor Of the PaseAgoula Methodiai
Church, officiating.
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