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Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21

Arnold Tolles, assistant TO Sidney
Hillman, labor representative on
the national defense commission.
Tolles boarded an airliner few
hours after L. H. Michener. regional
director of the United Automobile
Workers, had departed for the CfO
convention at Atlantic City.
The strike. now a week old. was
called because Vultee refused 10
raise minimum wages from 80 cents
TO rs cents an hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21
Locomotive Theft
Verdict Returned

A superior court jury at 1855 We'd
nesday night found Orville Green
guilty of grand theft, Harold Long
guilty of petty theft and Steve
White not guilty in the celebrated
theft of a 10 ton locomotive.
The locomotive was dismantled
and sold piece meal, the prosecu-
tion charged.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21
Arizona Rainfall
Sets New Record

PHOENIX, Nov. 21. (UP)-Ari-
Zona rainfall during September and
October of this year set a new high
for any corresponding period since
1896, the U. S. Weather Bureau re-
v1Orted today.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21
D AMBlINe
~ EpORTER

SOrle Noises
Some may long for the shrill yip-
zip of the coyote on a frosty night
and others for the lonesome wall of
fog horn, but not Dorsey White
law.
Dorsey confessed Wednesday night
that the faroff Gathering of a trac-
tor engine is to him what the wind
whistling in the pines is to the
woodsman and the pom pom of
early morning guns to the hunter
Il like it 3. it lulls me to sleep,
he confessed.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21


President Boyd recently was ap-
forces in the Near East and was
on his way to take over his COM
mand when his plane was forced
down in Sicily.
italian chaser planes overlook the
big British bomber in mid-air and
forced it to land. A major and three
non commissioned officers also were
aboard the plane.
(From London it was reported
that Boyd recently had been pro-
NOTED to air marshal and appointed
deputy to the commanderin-chi
in the Middle East Boyd formerly
/ commanded the Royal air force bal
loon force)
Boyd was en- route from Gibral-
tar to Malta when his plane was
; sighted by italian chasers over the
Mediterranean and forced to land
in Sicily, reliable Rome reports said.
The British air chief was said to
have left Britain only few days
ago for Gibraltar.
The capture was regarded as of
utmost Importance in Rome, where
it was understood that Boyd had
been named to the Near East COM
mand primarily to intensity British
air bombardments against italian
positions in Albania and Greece
He was reported here to have been
en- route to some base in Greece.
Meanwhile the official communi-
que reported heavy italian raid
on the British island of
Malta, with hits scored on the air.
field at La Venezie and on military
works and the arsenal at La Valleta,
where violent fire was said to have
been caused. AL italian planes were
said to have returned from this
raid.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21
Airport Bockers
Iron Out Trouble

What appeared to be fiery disagreement in the ranks
of the Associated Chambers of Commerce Aviation COM
mttee Tuesday, transformed into apparent com
plete unity Wednesday evening the result of commit
tee meeting held at the Ell Centre chamber quarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21
vultee to RepIv
To Peace Plans

DOWNEY, Cal. Nov. 81 (UP)-Union negotiators to-
day awaited reply from Vultee Aircraft company to
proposal that be declared the srke-cosed plant
could get back to work $84 100000 worth warpanes
for the United States Great Britain South America
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21
Council Rebuffs Migrant
Camp Buckers, Refuses
City's 0koy on Project
units Provide Homes for Potential
ReIefers from Other States. Fawcet+
Argues; Other Business Considered

rebuff to federal and state authorities who propose
mobile camp in E Centre to house migratory workers
dealt by the city council of Ell Centre Wednesday
night when the board declined to give the project its bless
R. L. Coor Pender Of the state comptrollers office
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21
LONDON CONFIRMS
REPORT OF CAPTURE

LONDON, Nov. 81. CUP)-The air
ministry said today it had learned
that Air Marshal Owen Tudor Boyd
was prisoner of war in Italy
Earlier the ministry had posted
the air marshal as missing, after
Rome reports were heard here that
Boyd and six crew members of the
wellington bomber in which he was
flying to Cairo had been forced
Continued on Page 6, Col. a
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21
Official Caught
AS Plane Forced
Down in SiciIv
Major. Non Commissioned Officers
Aboard Bomb er Chased to Ground by
Fascist Fighters; Rome Jubilant

ROME Nov. Fl. (UP)-Brtsh Air Vice Marshall o.
T. Boyd and six members of the of British yelling
ton bomber forced to land Sicily have been made pr
oners, official communsQe said today.
None of the were injured in the landing.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21

So Long, Pal
Just as Darwin Wolford COM
pleted a stirring goodbye address to
draftees at Brawley, Harvey Archias
announced that he had just been
called to report for active duty
in the U. S. Army reserves.
Stand over in the corner and
I'll make You a farewell speech,
too" said Darwin.
mot on your life" Harvey OBJ
jected, "If there are any speeches
I'll make them and they won't be
fit for you to listen to, either"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21
BULLETIN


ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Nov.
FL. (UP)-The Congress of Indus
trial Organizations convention
today unanimously adopted with
out debate a resolution condemn
ing relationships and tOtalitarian-
ism of Nazism, Communism and
Fascism as inimicaI to the welfare
of labor, and destructive of our
form of government.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Nov. 81.
CUP)-The resolutions committee of
the Congress of Industrial Organi-
cations was reported today to have
agreed upon a sweeping resolution
denouncing Communist, Nazi and
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21

Heal Thyself-
DR.. Fred Heald missed only one
trick.
He helped in an appendectomy
tuesday morning and that after
noon was operated upon himself for
the same ailment!
The only Inconsistency was that
he might have done the operation
himself.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21

Success
At the rate she is going, Grace
Moore and Jeannette Mcdonald had
best look to their laurels or their
e'publics" will be straying away to
join the growing supporters of Mrs.
Ray Reeder.
who is she? What a voice! I
must meet her!" breathed young
Leroy Bowman at the Presbyterian
church where Mrs. Reeder had Just
finished solo.
Out in front of the church later
on young Bowman was introduced
and there followed Mrs. Reeder's
introduction to the bright light of
publicity. Bowman interviewed her
as though he were set to write her
biography.
That's why they're asking Mrs.
Reeder about her fan mail and
calling her prima donna.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21

Butter: Los Angeles, Sac; but
terfat, Imperial Valley fob. ranch.
grade A, 43c; manufacturing milk
37c; route gathered cream, 33c.
L. A. hay: us. No. I. v. $3.50,
$16; U. S. No. 2 leafy $13-14, I. v.
and Antelope S1450-15; u. s. No.
2 S12-1250; Mpls. Dec. flax $1.57M.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-21

Yes, But No
Maybe it's been done before, but
City Engineer M. j. Shelton and
RR hadn't ever encountered it un-
I'll Wednesday night when a city
councilman introduced a resolution
1aVorlng transient camp in the
city. Another councilman seconded
Ihen all five voted against it!
Trifle backwards, but effective.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
Radio Time Table

Among the many notables on the political
front to be heard Monday during the Lincoln
Birthday addresses, will be former President
Herbert Hoover, whose talk will come over
KJR at GAS p. m.
Other prominent Republican speakers
are: Thos Dewey, whose initial West Coast
address will broadcast by XVI at $50 D. m,
and John D. Hamilton. having as his subject.
Victory Through Unity" kJR at p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12

His hands. tingling at first with
the cold. now were numb. Never
in all of his life had he experienced
such intense cold. Every lunge
forward now was an effort
He no longer toyed with the
idea Of turning back. He must be
more than two miles from the
camp. He was not sure that he
could get back.
Perhaps ahead lay some village.
He'd have to take the chance that
that was the case. II was too
late now to turn back.
The world was almost as dark
now as il would be in the late
afternoon. although Steve knew
Continued On Page III
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
CHAPTER FIFTEEN

Doris busted herself around the
cabin. She heated water. and, u.s.
ing the towel she had found in the
duffle bag and which she saved
carefully to take care of Mark.
she washed the injured mans face
and combed his hair. He watched
her gratefully all of the time.
Doris. I'm ashamed I said all
of the things about you when we
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-12
CRACKUP
| ,ASTAW Ways
By PRISCILLA WAYNE

DORIS DENTON. 23. her co-pilot.
STEPHEN CARLETON. and MARK
TOMLINSoN. her mechanic. are
stranded in the Canadian wilds when
Doris cracks I'd her airplsne during
a round the world flight Mark Is
critically injured and though Steve
searches fof help. he is unable 70
locate any sign OF human habitation.
The trio lives on boiled fish which
they net. and wild rice. Doris and
Steve build = temporary shelter 70
protect them from the cold wind.
Thinking they are doomed. Mark asks
Doris and Steve TO leave him and
save themselves. but they refuse.
Mark tells Doris he loves her, and
she kisses him compassionateiy. Steve.
who Il engaged 70 BETH LAkPHERE.
sees Doris kiss Mark and mistakenly
thinks they love each other. While
gathering fire wood. Doris sees Steve
drop his load OF wood and come run
ming toward her. Steve announces
he has discovered cabin and they
decide to move in Immediately. They
discover behind a false pantry
cavern fun OF canned goods. blankets
and other necessities which cheer
them. But Mark is definitely sinking.
Steve explores the cavern. finds
boxes with lids nailed on them.
Doris Is frightened in his absence
and when he returns. rushes into
his arms. Steve kisses her. then
apologies for his thoughtlessness.
Next morning he departs in search
of help again
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Jumpin' JiUe
BY ULYSSES BoYKIN

only Of the football season which Will
loving Ann Abor In The auto
Saudsy The promoters and night
keep The night-li crowd
Vel while for The legitimate theatre 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Film Bares Secret OF jungle KlleIl

A motion picture camera thrust
deep into the tangled jungles of
the Northeastern Congo and film
ing factual and detailed record
Of the most dreaded sayagee that
mysterious land has ever known.
spreads It's drama across the screen
OF the ECHO THEATRE, Tuesday
Wednesday & Thursday. Nov. 5, 6
and in the production Leopard
Men OF Africa" newest thriller con-
ceived and shot" on location by
DR.. Paul l.. Hoefler, the noted ex-
plorer.
Half-burte. half-human. the leo:
pard men. who dive from trees TO
kill and wear on their heads and
backs tn skins Of leopards, are
shown for the first time on the
screen
According 10 Mr. Hoefler. who
probably has trayersed more terri
tory in Africa than any other ex-
plorer. living or dead, the leopard
men are by all odds the most ex-
tradinarv and deadly freaks of ma
ture that inhabit the Congo. Not
only have explorers hideways but
the British Government several
years ago determined 10 smash
their ring and sent an expedition
after them. AS a result the black
Murder Inc oldest and most wide
flung .of~ all Africas secret sects-
was all but wiped out and the ter
ror II had spread came 10 an end.
While they prowled the jungle
fastness. however. thousands Of the
natives and wild beasts were slain
bv brutal attacks In which they
slashed and ripped not only with
their teeth but with razor edged
steel claws fastened 10 their wrists
by thongs made from the tendons
OF their prey. More cunning than
the beasts they stalked. these giant
savageT. handed together in secret
Ra.alaCf nirOe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

An experienced handmasier and
versatile instrumental musician
Is william II. HamIin tN. Nus
Zachwer. Hahn Musical acad'
envy. philadelphia. recent 3D.
dillon to the Lincoln univer'ltI
music department. Ne y
guiding the ap-piece Lincoln
hand members through ihef
PAGES in preparation Tor the
18th annual homecoming. Vel
26. featured by morning Pa'
rade through the cit! ana
maching and formations bei''
and between halves OF inc i'o''
ball game between Lincoln ana
Kentucky State.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Snappy Floor Show
Features An Array Of
alent At The Corner

The floor show at the Cory Cor
ner. us + AleNandrine. promises
20 give the patrons the biggest sur
prise ~ their lives his week Man
ager Charles Nay tells us that Ted
dy Blackmon has built a fast NOV
ing entertaining and funny revue
buil around his company ~ fea-
fufed entertainers The Rogers
SISTERS with Nan Snow, and Nor
ton Brown VI G. are being Joined
hy Jimmie Barber. the prince Of
taps. 10 give Detroiters a show
that is bound TO no hit.
Mac Ivey. proprietor Of this gay
n;ie spo' Is extending = special in
viiation ~ all Mattresses. walters
and harfenders and other enter
tainers 10 visit the cocktail hour
on Thursday afternoons And all
~ his friends nor to forget the
SUNDAY cocktail hours also.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Mahoney Nurses Club

The Mary Mahoney Nurses club
held It's first fall meeting October
is at the Payne Diagnosis home on
Eliot near Brush.
Officers elected for the ensuing
year were Mrs. Gertrude Johnson,
presidents: Mrs. G. Providence Ed
wards. vice president; Miss Ecec
Richardson. secretary; Miss D'Lois
Walker. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. Lynn, treasurer.
All graduate nurses are invited
10 attend the meetings OF the club.
The next board meeting will be
held November 2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
To Broadcast
Educators Life
Plan Story Of
B. T. Washington

TI'SKEGEE INSTITUTE. Ala
AMP Booker T Washington,
founder OF Tuskegee institute was
honored on April 2. 1910 by the is
snance ~ a United States postage
stamp bearing his likeness This
great Negro leader and American
educator will again he among fam
Gus Americans who are being hon
ored This time nv the National
Rroadcasting company in their
series American Pilgrimage.
This series OF radio broadcasts
nv Ted Malone and originating in
ihe actual homes OF great Amerl-
can writer's. come 10 Tuskegee 10
pay tribute 10 Booker T. Washing
ton In broadcast from THE Oaks"
az Tuskegee institute. on Sunday.
February 2. 1871. p m. Est.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
- Elect Horace white
Sunshine Sammy In
"Home Sweet Home"
For Eastside Riddles

". Ray Johnston. Monogram pre-
sident. has announced that the
East Side Kids" will be starred in
picture on the 1904 program
Ia be titled Home Sweet Home.
The feature will be one OF the
group OF four to be produced by
Sam Kaufman for Monogram. re-
lease and again including Sun
shine Sammy" The film Is expect
ed to have as its background the
Bowery and lower East Side OF
New York Harry l.evette for
AMP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Rochester Among Stage And Screen
Stars Plugging For I'D. Roosevelt

HOLLYWOOD-Eddie "Roches-
ter Anderson. stage. screen and
radio comedian known to millions
all over the country for his star
performances with Jack Benny. an
nounced his support Of President
Franklin n Roosevelt this week
nv Joining the National Committee
Of Independent Voters Hollywood
for Roosevelt committee here.
The committee. which contains
a host OF other film celebrities. Is
pledged TO support the President
for third term on the deep con
viction that the election Of Frank
lin u. Roosevelt will mean safety
security strength and power TO
endure IN the most critical hours
Of our nations history"
Rochester az he Is most Oft
on called. emphatically endorsed
the New Deal FOR its unlimited hu-
manitarian viewpoint which has in
spired the progressive policies all
Americans now enjoy declared
his belief that the Negro races
support OF President Roosevelt
should be practically unanimous
in view ~ the great benefits they
have realized.
The Negro has been given wild
or opportunities under the New
Deal and President Roosevelt than
under any other President in the
history OF the country" said "Ro-
echster'
other film notables identified
with the Hollywood for Roosevelt
committee include Pat O'Brien. Ed
ward G. Robinson. Joan Bennett,
Douglass Fairbanks. Jr.. Dorothy
i.amour, James Cagney. Mischa
Auer. Anti Louise and Robert Arm
strong
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

rites and inIations. literally nla
an empire OF horrors In The Comm
II is estimated that upward, 4
10000 other different animal. "a
rare birds. as well As many iun,1
freaks and oddities are shown n
Leopard Men 81 Africa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
RADIO JAKE
SAYS

Greatest lineup for election
night or Jake has seen is the plan
CHS is ready to put on the pan
with wJR as the Michigan outlet.
Duncan Moore and Neal Tony will
feed Michigan returns 10 the net
work . Elmer Davis. bob Trout
and Albert Warner will do the
talkin from. New York and will
stay on until the result Is known.
That new Chrysler show. six \
week. over cKLw. has Val Clare
at the wheel at 7 p. m. with the lat
est news from both sides of the
Atlantic. ..
Rise Stevens. contralto. will he
the Ford Sunday Evening soloisi
on Nov. a.. Campbell Richie.
CHIEF announcer Of CKLw. has
cleaned the cobwebs from that big
studio dictionary. Reason: "Bulla
and Boners." a program about
mistakes made on the air $50 p.
m Friday . Wayne King will cele-
brate his ninth year In commercial
broadcasting At the end Of the
month ...
wJR will follow the Detroit
Lions 10 Cleveland Sunday 10 broad
cast the game with tho Rams.
Harry Wismer and Jack white will
be the mikemen Ben Rernie's
songstress. Carol Bruce. and ork
leader Eddy Duchin are making an
attractive twosome Managing
Director. J f.. ted Campeau Of
CKTW made three point landing
at Windsor on his wav 10 Toronto
from Chicago. Miss Lois Mchels.
his gal Friday. has hard time
keeping tab on her boss ...
wJR's shows at l1:15 y. m. with
orchestra. chorus and soloists. are
making such a hit that Columbia
is sending several Of them coast
to-coast each week Look for
marriage IN the RAITEY SISTER
team on the BEN BERNIE pro-
gram Iunes engaged 10 Donald
Saxon. singer with Bernie's road
band $3.50.
Geraldine Elliott. co-author Of
"Hermit's Cave" stories. was In
Iowa City last week as chairman
OF the script division OF big radio
pow-wow. Incidently. the next Her.
nit chiller is entitled. THE VIII
In the Book" ....
What's this, bill Lewis. CKLW's
romantic baritone turned song
writer. Duncan Moore will start
the tenth year Of Mothers Album"
on WJR next Sunday. Wonder
how Joe Gentle and Ralph ninge
can maintain that early morning
pep on the CKLw show? Jake
couldn't get his eyes open at that
hour Ito say nothing OF his
mouth .....
Toby David who used 10 be with
Joe and Ralph. II going great guns
down In Washington go.
Erin O'Rrien Moore. noted stage
star. Is being eyed for the Sunday
afternoon shadow" abreast. over
CKLw That Don Large chorus
in the Marvels show on WJR seems
70 got better and better each week
Catch 'em al GAS Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday and sec n Oy'
Jake Is wrong lf you hear a
crash in the wee hours Of the morn
ing while listening 10 the CKLW
Dawn Patrol. It's just Larry Gentle
and Charlie Lane practicing has
kcthall passes with records and
Larry missed Not everyone
knows that Bud Guest, WIR's
early morning newsman. Is junior
10 Edgar A.. the famous poet Bud
Is also assistant city editor ~ tho
Free Press, 80 he has a fairly
busy day.
Bonnie Baker and OrrIn Tucker
are lining up preacher Sew
eral downtown spots. where De-
troit sports fans gather observe
quiet period while Joe Weeks Is on
the air with his Inside OF Sports"
at $40 each weekday evening. -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

~ ---'- -Es- 7-- '7F'-I17'T
Nsyn,r
p.'-oe. The cvs corner or epersnins
applause For The tops IN wintertime
ne asiss'fai' Hedse Inn hoe ont
For ih hest place the
House " ,s ~ 70 So rour feiot wilson besides
rlaknr name foF his place for care
A. steetss WINS Rombes Chtksr shack The
ae4pes' beng done BY Rutherford the Frogs
.laA os ~ransns Jazz
IA the srrs rstve The walions studio
naprg artistry 'a'e The eneie De-
t-el afpets sas,o Adams perfect
urt sensation for Inn
rrsssi~rsre raj real honesto-
roodress ts.s rur S, eiris GIRL Reauhien
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

bring 10 life AGAIN sissel and
RIakes "Shunle Along" Detroit
presents sehuberts Too Man,
Girls at The wilson. Katherine
Hepburn is PLAYING at the cass in
Philadelphia story" BLOCK and
sully are at the Lafayette in see
Ny LsWyer" and Dorothy May
nor Outstanding soprano. will ap-
rear With the Detroit symphony
orchestra on Thursday oct 81.
At S 20 pm and on Friday al 90
, M a the Masonic Temple We
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-08-15

dinner guests at the home Of their
uncle, Louis Frisk, at Melrose Sat
urday.
Pearl and Jack Wikle were call
ers at William Swift's Saturday.
Pearl Wikle called at the Dwight
Carpenter home on Saturday of last
week.
Mrs. Clarence Thurk and daugh-
ter, Margaret, and son, Kenneth, OF
Willard, and the lady's mother and
sister, Mrs. H. Williams and hel
daughter, Ethel, of Pipestone, and
Mrs. John Reble called Wednesday
afternoon at the Lawrence Tank
home.
John Reble called at Math Mich.
els Friday evening.
Visitors and dinner ana supper
guests at the Math Michels home
Sunday were: Mr.. and Mrs. Pear
Wikle and daughter, Margaret, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Wikle and daughter
Mary, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mich
els and daughter, Janet, There's
Walters, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Michels, Clifford Scott, Marian Ora
ham, Carl Karsten, Mr.. and Mrs
Boyd Ilgin and sons, Leland, George
and Roger.
Ben Lindeman and Mr.. and Mrs
John Reble were callers at the
Pearl Wikle home Monday.
Mrs. H. Williams and daughter
Ethel, Of Pipestone, and the lady's
daughter, Margaret, and son, Ken
meth, of Willard, were visitors al
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-08-15
sAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre, MINI.

Mrs. Eva Ritter Is spending sew
eral days with her son, Paul Ritter
and family.
Henry Albers, ST., spent several
days with the Mike Albers family
who reside south Of here.
Mrs. Glenn Terwey and sons visit
ed with Mrs. Joe Uhlenkamp and
children last week.
Bernard and William Ahrens
spent Sunday afternoon in Sauh
Centre.
Mrs. Katie Ray Is living with hei
daughter, Mrs. Addie Spieker, in
Long Prairie.
Lloyd Sabart, Of Grey Eagle, was
a Tuesday visitor here.
Sister M. Dolorata, of st. Louis
is a guest Of her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Veneer, and family.
Mrs. Wayne Hemmi and daugh
ter, Fern, were Sunday visitors al
Fred Hunters.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Lambert, Of Min
neapolis, spent the weekend at Lit
tie Birch Lake.