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Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-17
Cowboy Criminal
Wounded by Bank
Guard in HoIdup

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. II. CUP)
An overall clad, cal1ouSed cow
hand from Elko, Nev., who at
tempted one-man crime wave, was
in the hospital here today, critical
iy wounded following gun battle
with a bank guard who frustrated
his attempt TO hold up the Anglo
California bank in the heart OF
the financial district.
I'm a loser" was all the 80 year
holdup man, Carl Metzler, would
tell police. They construed this to
mean he had spent time in peni-
tentiary, although local police files
did not contain his fingerprintS.
Metzler, twice wounded by sharp
shooting Bank Guard Oliver P.
Durr, dramatically shot himself IN
the chest when cornered on a
street car. Durr, a retired Fresno
police lieutenant, was shot twice,
once in the hand, once in the back,
but his chances of recovery were
said to be good.
Shortly before the closing hour
yesterday MeIlleI cilGcIch Giie oeiilh
and after milling with customers
for some time, showed note thru
the wicket to Edward A. Left,
Burlingame, the teller.
Give me all the paper money,
One mistake and you die it read.
Durr, already suspicious of the
man, was moving toward him when
Left shouted to him: Come over
and look at this
Metzler reached for his gun, Durr
grabbed for it, but the man twisted
free and ran out the door around
the corner onto Market street.
Durr was rapidly overtaking Met
zler when the latter leaped aboard
street car, turned and fired. Who
shot first could not be determined,
but Metzler had two bullets in his
body Durr was spun around by a
shot in the hand and as his back
was turned Metzler wounded him
in the back. He then turned the
gun on his chest.
Police inspectors told Metzler he
was dying and asked him if he
wanted a priest or minister. He
only snarled.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-17
Record Attendance
Expected at Farm
Bureau MeetinQ

G. o. Hoober, newly elected dir
ector of Region No. farm bureau,
Wednesday predicted a record at
tendance for Saturdays annual I'M
perial county farm bureau meeting
and regional meeting at Calipatria.
Commodity group meetings will
feature morning sessions and Ray
B. Wiser. state federation presi-
dent, will highlight the afternoon
program as speaker of the day.
Lunch will be served in the Com
munity church dining room at
l2:l5.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-17
Episcopal Church
Elects Officials
For Parish Here

st. Pauls Episcopal church con-
Quoted its annual parish meeting
Tuesday night, electing the following
officials:
For the bishops committee, Dr.
Phillip Hodgkin, Charles Halliday
and r. E. Couch were chosen; dele
gates to the diocesan convention
next week in Los Angeles are: r. E.
Couch, Charles Halliday. DR.. Hodg-
kin, w, A. Jackson, E. E. Cousins;
delegates to the San Diego convoca-
ton are: R. E. Couch, L. w. Ton
dro, Judge M. w. Conkling, Mrs.
w. j. Meagher, Mrs. Harry w.
Horton.
The group passed upon the budget
for the year and discussed plans
for the day nursery for children
of working mothers, which is to be
sponsored by the church and which
will open the first Monday in Febru-
ary,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-17
Supreme Court to
Meet Five Times

LOS ANGELES, Jan. IT, CUP)-
Justices of the state supreme court
today announced that henceforth
the court will meet here five times
annually, instead of holding Only
four sessions in Los Angeles as
heretofore.
The San Francisco yearly meet
ings will be reduced from four to
three.
The steady increase in the pro-
portion of southern California cases
compared with the states total
prompted the change. More than
90 per cent Of the filings are from
the southern counties, made through
the courts Los Angeles office IN
the state building.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-17
Olson Promises
Wage Increases

SACRAMENTO. Jan. II. (UP)-
The California State Employees as
sociation today informed its men,
bers Gov. Culbert Olson has given
positive assurance" he will in
clude in his call for the special
session of the legislature a request
for a $2,500,00O appropriation to
give $4,000 state employees salary
raises which we're due last July
The 1889 legislature deleted SAL
airy increase items from the 1894
general fund budget but 10000 per-
sons employed by self-supporting
agencies received their raises on
schedule.
The individual raises range from
SIS to 500 per month.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-17

A. Z. Mattel, San Francisco Repub-
lican leader who managed the un-
successful senatorial campaign OF
Phillip Bancroft in 1898.
Governor Olson earlier in the
week asked District Attorney Brady
to order grand jury investigation
into Harris activities. Philbrick
said he would be in San Francisco
tomorrow to give Brady whatever
cooperation he can and suggested
that the district attorney question
Harris in the meantime.
Philbrick declared he was in
formed that Harris claims to be
the key figure among informants
in the charges OF SRA inefficiency,
extravaganza and radicalism re-
leased by the senate interim COM
mittee on relief, headed by Repub-
lican Senator John Phillips, River
side county
The motor vehicles director, a
former G-man, was designated by
Olson to make an official inves-
tigation into the charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-17
Christian Science
AGENT Speaks Here

John q. Spangler of Los Angeles,
of the Christian Science committee
on publication for SO. California, was
in the valley Tuesday on official
business, addressing a joint meeting
of the valley churches Tuesday night
IN the FL Centro church, corner
of Olive and Seventh streets.
Mrs. Spangler accompanied her
husband to the valley
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-17
Ten Scouts Guests
OF imperial Lions

Ten Imperial boy scouts and
Scout Executives Hugh Wilcox and
Bill Kenny were guests of the I'M
perial Lions club Tuesday night.
George Parr, president of the club
presided at the meeting.
Kenny outlined the senior scout
ing program in Imperial Valley
and the scouts presented a pro-
gram of songs, stunts and showed
q moving picture.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-17
Slight Loss from
Rains Reported

SACRAMENTO, Jan. II. (UP)
Recent rains resulted i'm little
loss TO, California truck crop
growers except for cauliflower
in the central areas, the federal
state market news service re-
ported today.
Some washing and loss of
stand by poor drainage has oc-
Cured, but has been more than
offset by excellent growth caus-
ed by rainfall and warm weather
accompanying 1t, the agency said,
and provided frost does not in
terfere most vegetable sections
are off to a good start.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-17

ariIy unable To take care OF herself. y
If she had been any ofthose things
she might have had some business
in Pierman's car
The broadcast" Chief Wade
continued, was not in line of duty
or relating to public police or safe
ty matters"
Pierman said he was surprised
He hadn't seen the charges and had
nothing to say about them.
Evening star., 1940-09-19
Dr.. McGoyern 10 Leave
For Preparedness Farley

DR.. Francis x. McGovern. prom
inent official of the Medical Society
of the District, planned to leave
late today for Chicago, where he
will attend a meeting of the Amer
ican Medical Associations Com
mittee on Medical Preparedness.
DR. McGovern is chairman of the
societys Committee on Medical Re-
sources and chairman of the society S
Executive Committee.
The A. M A. is making a survey
of the medical men of the country
to determine their qualifications and
availability for military service. One
of the matters to be considered at
the Chicago meeting is speeding
the return of questionnaires sent
out to the medical profession for
purposes of the survey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS


RoNN-George Murphy and Brenda
joyce IN Public Deb Number one
also Cesar Romero and Chris PIN
Martin in The Cav Caballero"
Dorothy tAmour. Preston
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COMM >IT,-Myrna 10y ana will
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KAY william Powell and
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also Mrs Martin Johnsons 4
Married Adventure"
PAHk-RAy Milland and Patricia
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PROCTOR-Frank Craven and Mar.
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RIN-irene Dunno ana Cary Grant
in MY Favofits Wife. also Osa
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sHti.is-spcnosr Tracy and Rita
Johnson IN Edison the Man. siso
Roy Rogers in Days or Jesse
IAmsE "
~ NsI1--Cafole lands and Adolphs
Men1ou In "Tufna bout" also
Richard Arlen and Andy DcYine In
Legion OF Lost Flyers"
IIMPIt--0sorge Raft and Ann shsr-
idan In They Drive by Night" also
John Garfield and Anne Shirley In
Saturdays Children"
LIBERTY. pnyDiInp--Ioretta Young
and MELVIN Douglas IN He Stayed
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RIVIERA. Snmnsf-Pat OBrlsn and
John Garfield IN Flowing Gold.
ALAG Ronald Reagan and John lAtsl
In Murder In The Air"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Want Her 10 Be
A Real Editor

Myrna Logs role Of a woman's
fashion magazine editor in Third
Finger. Left Hand" now TO be seen
at the Music Box theater, has re-
suited in invitations to her 10 serve
as guest editor on various national
publications.
Among the most attractive Of
fers was one from an editor who
invited Miss 10y To edit complete
section which would deal with her
own wardrobe. beauty hints and
the like. To date she has declined
them all.
Il appreciate the compliment in
the invitations. she declared. But
I don't really think my forte is edit
ing. As l view it, I'd better stick
TO my Job Of acting"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Pat OBre Frances Farmer John Garfield Roxy
Musical Score an
Exceptional One

Louis Gutenberg. composer 81
the musical scers fef rafe
LorsntE. The F4sht - L4fe. 20
now at tho Riviera thsstsf. 10 enc
% America, most famous oesn-
posefs Of symphonic and operstic
music. internationally hailed for
his operate -Emperct Jones.
Gutenberg has served - teacher
in various schools and guest eon-
ductor Of orehes,rss In Prague.
Paris and New York.
Among his musical writing. Tor
radio opera and stage have been
Jack and the Reansicek. which
he was commissioned 10 do BY the
Juillard School ~ Music. a sym
phonic POEM. I'm Dream" which
won a New York Symphony rrise.
and 5000 prise symphony for
the Victor rhonogrsph 90.
Gutenberg won prizes from the
Columbia Photograph Co. the
Lake Placid prize for quintette for
piano. and q commission from
Elizabeth sprsgue Coolidge for .
string quartet. His radio opera.
Green Mansions. whose writing
was commissioned by the Column
his Brosdcasting company. 10 now
being prepared for stage rresenta-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Brilliant Cast In
Cav Musical

Rhythmic, gay and lavish. Down
Argentine Way" spectacular
musical extravaganza from the 10th
Century-Fox studios is currently
entertaining movie fans at the
Blue Mouse theater. Don Ameehe,
Betty Cradle and tantalizing Car
men Miranda top the brilliant cast
of this Technicolor hit.
Others seen in fine roles include
Charlotte Greenwood, ]. Carol
Mash, Henry Stephenson, kath-
arine Aldridge. Leonard kinskey
and Chris-Pin Martin.
Irving Cummings directed from
screen play by Darrell Ware
and Karl Tunberg. Harry Joe
Brown was the producer.
The Great Profile is the other
feature
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

Solelanta" we and Our Little
FARM. which stars Britta Brunius,
brilliant Swedish star
Jahr is regarded as Sweden's
most popular singing comedian and
charmer. However, like so many
others, he had to have plenty of
bumps and experience before he
reached the top Of the ladder.
"Samvetsomma Adolf was writ
ten for Adolf Jahr and has proven
a great laugh success and, Incl
dentally, the best box-office film
attraction in Sweden during the
last season. and Is repeating these
successes in the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Mildred Chaplain
AT the Derbyshow

It's with wonder and admiration
that a majority Of patrons view
the remaining five contesung
couples left in the fight TO the
finish" Derbyshow in the Century
, Ballroom. It's now Just matter
of hours. not days. until the thrill
ing spectacle is history and the
huge Fife Square ballroom is
packed TO capacity at every per-
Torrance. Remaining contesting
couples are competing more on
their nerve than their physical
condition and eliminations occur
with almost clock-like regularity
A popular interlude in the con-
test of thrills on Sunday, was the
personal appearance of Mildred
Harris Chaplin, movie star and
former wife of Charlie Chaplin.
She appeared at the afternoon
matinee and the evening show and
was so heartily received that the
management induced her to stay
over for Mondays evening Of
thrills" Miss Harris will sing,
dance and tell of her experiences
in Hollywood. Monday should see
more than one disqualification as
Hal Ross has scheduled a IS min
ute sprint for the afternoon matt
nee and a no time limit" sprint
at 10 p. m. Contestants. in the
evening sprint. must run until an
elimination occurs and it's any
ones guess as to who will be the
next TO go. A laugh novelty will
be another evening highlight. a
sprint to the finish between the
two popular masters of cere-
monies. Monte Hall and Art Wolf,
the afternoon floor judge and the
none too popular Jimmy Passo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Crosby Hit
To Beverly


Ring Crosby brings his ~
do maestro te the screen with
the appearance Of John Scott
Trotfcr and his hand in the
musical romance. Rhythm IN
the River" returning fomor-
row 10 tho Beverly thester.
hing l. starred with Mary
Martin. broadway musical
comedy star nsssl Rathbone.
and Oscar I.~vsns. periodic
expert Of radios "Informa-
ton Please"
usdsrr rufitsns rTsvtde snm>-
thiax n~~ tn entertainment In Inc
rec unsvsrs>i sem>1y. Private
AFFAIR." the ether .fsrsesicu -
the beverly Tuesday
Nancy Kelly. Hse>rs Cummings.
Hush H.fhsrt. Roland vsans and
other stars ~ me picture appear
In . hiahiiGhs sesns wssA ssvsvni
hsndr~d players cassumsd - r,sfi-
sans rh~ seee.ssr u . resndsss'
Day celebration In . Nsw England
village 81 ~hish all tEs snwusv~e-
PIC dsr the costumes n thsts ptc-
sssr snee.trss 10 rsy them annual
tribute
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

Marshall in its supporting cast
Proof Of the films technical sccur-
acy lies in the fact that an actual
OIL well was built for the prcduc-
ton.
Laughs furnish the keynote Of
the other half Of new Roxy pro-
gram where Ann Sothern, Ina Hun
ter. Roland Young. Reginald Gar
diner and Billie Burke will be seen
in whirlwind OF comedy sdven-
lures in "Dulcy" Story Of a mad
cap girl who tries 10 lend a help
ing hand" 10 the affairs OF her
family and friends only to hlunder
up every situation. the new .--~edy
gives the popular Miss Sothern a
chance to depart from her famil-
lar "Maisie" roles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

4 The locale OF the dynamic action
drama Is Texas great oil fields. the
spraying strip of land where men
iuthlessly fight TO capture flowing
sold-the rich black oil that mas
lain in waiting since prehistoric
tines to gush geyser-like into the
air.
The film includes such names as
Raymond Walburn. Cliff Edwards.
the late Granville Bates. Jody Gil
bert. Tom Kennedy. and William
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Preston Foster Wages
War Against Sharks

Preston Foster. eo-stssred with
Dorothy tsmnur and Hnh~rt Pres.
ton IN "Mean Over burma rem.
edy-remanes no~ showing Al ths
Hlaisa theates. has declared war on
sharks The setor had . seven.
year attempt 10 Win = Sword flsh
club button shvsFted recently when
he caught flsh thought 20 weigh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

popular return
hits which prov
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m e nts. David
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which features
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c o m &c w. c.
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lie Bartholo-
new. S h a r ing
the other half
of the bill with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

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Ia find that sharks nd sis.nsd ths
weight n The fssh Down u - dssr-
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shares The Risits program
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Twin Swedish
Bill to Kay ST.

Adolf Jahr is starred in the new
Swedish military farce comedy
"Samvetsomma Adolf" tAdolf's
Military Adventures) which comes
to the Kay Street theater Thurs
day, Nov. IA, to share a big double
feature Swedish bill with wi Pa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Graf Spec Sundoe
Goes Down Easy

MONTREAL Graf spec
Special IL being featured at an
uptown sandwich shop. In the
form OF butterscoteh sundas -
with variations. 1t goes down
easy" IL the explanation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Trio Featured in Dynamic
Action Film, Flowing Gold"
Ann Sothern and Ian Hunter Have
Leeds in "DulcY." Other Attraction

The Roxy theaer will continue its season parade of
film hits so auspcousy begun with My Love Came Back
and They Drove BY Night, with Flowing Gold" starring
John Garfield Frances Farmer and Pat 0Bren The
transcription of Rex Beachs widely read novel have its
local onenng Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

A flock Of 5000 sheep can be
handled by well-trsined collie
dog.
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"Dovid Copperfield"
To Temple Tuesday

Highhghting the two-day bar
gain nights at the Temple tomor-
row and Wednesday will be two
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

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THE Saints Double Trouble,
which stars George Sanders.
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-02
LEADERS PLAN
Wildly FARLEY
Boy Scouts Secure Philip
Johnson as Speaker
February 10

The second annual Joint leaders
conference Of Mattatuck Council,
Boy Scouts of America, viii be held
at Wildly high school, one week from
tomorrow beginning at 10 a. m. and
concluding at 5 p. m. Delegates viii
include all patrol leaders, scribes
senior patrol leaders, Junior assist
ant scoutmasters, sea scouts and exc
plorer scouts. The conference theme
will be "a Year Round Program IL
the Out-of-Doors."
The planning committee Of thu
council, in preparation for this
gathering, will meet tomorrow
morning at $50 O'Clock at council
headquarters in the Brown building.
Phillip M. johnson, assistant
scout executive of the Charter Oak
Council in Hartford, will be the
guest speaker at the conference. He
is scouter and camper Of long ex-
perience. Warren Brockett, an ex-
perienced scouter and New Haven
County supervisor of All clubs, will
also be a conference speaker.
There will be talks on items Of in
tereSt to all junior leaders; selected
discussion topics; explanation Of the
camporee and the scout exposition:
exhibits of literature, camping
equipment and patrol projects;
lunch; interesting moving pictures;
game and swimming period: songs
mad general good fellowship.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-02

hog ever had this kind of a form.
This, if you haven't guessed it, is a
surrelaistic conception of Ground
hog day weather and shadow obser-
walton.
No right-Iving surrea1ist, Of
course, would use grounding in a
Grounding day picture; hence the
girl, posed by Evelyn Bertell, 1888
Cleveland beauty crown winner.
But there are hints. The pork
sausage about the wrist, for in
stance, touches on the motif of the
day. The clock is easy, too-the
alarm that calls hardy souls to rise
with the sun-see, old Sol has his
part in the Surrealist version. The
grounding is supposed by tradition
to emerge from his hole-wherefore
the doughnut. The fork is just to
let the model hold the doughnut
more daintily. The galoshes, UNI
brella and earmuffs are concessions
to the fact that Grounding day has
something to do with the weather
The carrot is there to entice out the
shadow. And the shadow itself has
a double meaning. Whether or not
he's seen today, he's in there to
portray the surrealistic view Of
what's wrong with the wor1d-and
other surrealistS.
All of which, added to the fact
that the sun came out in Waterbury
today, means that we're in for 81,
more weeks of winter.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-02

of the committee. He has promised
the full cooperation of the city gov
eminent in the campaign to reduce
the mounting accident toll.
Represented on the committee are
branches of the city government,
civic organizations, public utilities,
industry and other groups. Organ
lied in 1895, the committee has
functioned since that time.
Specific phases of the safety pro-
gram to be carried on this year will
be discussed at the meeting next
week. A series of recommendations
made by several subcommittee will
be studied.
In addition to Mayor Scully and
Majoh Burial, Charles j. Allen
is vice-chairman and Frank j.
Green, secretary treasurer. Other
members of the committee are: Da-
vid F. Babson, Boy Scouts of Am
erica; Herman Baer, industry: Mrs.
Alice Bradley, state motor vehicle
department; Deputy Superintendent
Daniel j. Carson, Waterbury police
department; Chief Thomas Cava-
naugh, Waterbury fire department;
DR.. Thomas j. Condor, superinten-
dent Of schools; Kathleen Crowley,
probation officer; James Curtin, SUI
perintendent of parks; Alan G. Cur
tiss, industry; James H. Darcy,
pregs; A. j. Drunlmond, public ultili-
ties: Captain William Duggan, Wa