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Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
Bone|Ii Attorneys
Studying Records

LOS ANGELES, March 4. tUP)-
Attorneys in the liquor license graft
trial of William G. Bonelli, Board
of Equalization member, studied Of
ficial records of the board today
to determine which would be entered
as evidence.
Court was recessed for the week
end while the lawyers went through
volumes of records. The out-of-court
session was held to avoid disputes
in the courtroom over technical
questions.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
FDR's Daughter
Thinks He'll Quit

LOS ANGELES, March 4. CUP)-
Mrs. John Boettiger of Seattle,
Wash, daughter of President Roose-
welt. does not think her father will
seek a third term.
AS she and her husband. a pub
Usher. sailed last night for Honolulu,
she remarked:
MY father hasn't confidcd in me
about running However, I don't
think he will"
The Boettigers said they were 60
ing to Hawaii only for a rest and
that they we're not at this time in
terested in national defense or sun
tanS."
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
Peek Hits Assembly
On Relief Issue q

SACRAMENTO March 4. (UP)-
The state legislature has not kept
faith with the people who elected
it and has delegated its constituents
to "Serfdom, starvation and despair"
Paul Peek, secretary of state, charg-
ed in a radio address last night.
Peek. substituting for Gov. Culbcrt
Olson. assailcd the legislature for
rejecting the governors relief pro-
gram and substituting a curtailed
budget
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
TOday'S Horoscope

If your birthday is today, push
your business plans and domestic
affairs to tho utmost Tho year Just
starting will be most propltious for
YOU. A good character, firm will
and sympathetic disposition will be
among the assets of the child born
on this date. Such child will be
fortunate in all its undertakings.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
News Notes
From Elm
ELM NOTES

ELM NOTES
Mrs. Alton Clark Of San Fran
cisco is the house guest OF Mrs.
Ted Roe Mr. Clark will arrive Sun
day. He is a brother of Mrs. Roc.
Monday Mrs. Van Hagen, state
department of physical education
and Mrs. John Kepley, rural super
visor, were visiting at Elm school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred La Rue had
supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Armstrong of Ell Centro Sunday,
Friends will be sorry to learn
Mr.. Clayton Taylor is seriously i'll
at the Ell Centre hospital.
Bob Collins enjoyed a trip to
Los Angeles.
A former Elm resident, Mr..
Kcrchner, was down from the coast
visiting old friends and with rcla-
tives. Mr.. Kerchner visited with
his son, Hubert.
Mrs. Grace McAfee of INLAND,
was visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Ray Kramer Monday.
Homer TenniSon from near Nj
land, spent the weekend with his
brother, J. r. TenniSon.
Mrs. Ada Gallaher was hostess
to the Busy Bee Quilting club at
her home in Elm Wednesday. The
house was decorated with spring
flowers. A chicken luncheon was
enjoyed by Mesdames Emma Moon,
Mary Kelley. Lois Kramer, Alice
Farmer, Nelly Lowe, Olive Cannon,
Bernice Christian, Della HaWorth,
Iva Lee Higgins, Bess Prichard,
Vera Harris, Lizzie Taylor. Clara
Daily. Della Dunlap. Grace La Rue.
Effie Boone and the hostess, Ada
Gallaher,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
Words of Wisdom

There is something among men
moro capable of shaking despotic
power than lightning, whirlWind, or
earthquakes that is the threatened
indignation of the whole civilized
World.-Daniel Webster.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04

Miss lie Hand, the presidents sec
rotary. says she hopes her boss gets
third term because sRc likes her
lob. which IS what sot of New
Dealers have been trying to say for
a long time.
The feet of WPA workers are
generally too small to get into army
shoes 1t has been revealed. THIS
should be q big relief to the VIVA
workers
When asked about c.. O. p. can
didatcs, Mayor La Guardia Of New
York said. simply, "phoocy,' which
is boiled down version OF what
all the Democrats have been saying
about the Republicans and vice versa
Russia is making habit OF deny
ing everything, Maybe Stain Will
claim. one of these days, that Gar
Nicholas and family were not shot
but haze beer safely slowed away
Tor a rainy day.
It is reported that Wildlife refugees
are on the increase in this country.
We thought Repeal would end all
that.
There appear to be lots of Slip
perry deals going on in the Euro
pean oil situation.
The House has Okaycd the trade
agreements, despite the Ilull Of II
fuSs that was made over them by
Republicans.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
One Minute Test Answers

One Minute test AHSWtTS
!. Bells, cymbals, tabret, tim
brel. harp, psaltry, lutte, 5ackbut, or
gan. viol, flute, dulcimer, cornet,
pipe, trumpet, shawn.
2. A solution of carbon dioXido
in water.
3. East of the Philippines and
il is owned by the United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
Hints on Etinuette

If YOU wish to give theatre party
with a supper afterwards, it is
correct either to take your friends
to a night club or hotel after the
play, or to your home for refresh
mCntS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
THOUGHTS for the Day

For behold the Lord Will come with TIRE. an6 with
his charots Ike a whlrlwlnd to render h> anger
with fury and his rebukc with flames Of FIRE -Isaah
is.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04

A bust of solid gold Wci2hln.
four pounds, was dug up IN SWItHcr-
land So we haven't got all the gOlc
in the world after all?
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
Grab Bag
Onc-Minutc Test

One Minute Test
l. Name the musical Instruments
mentioned in the Bible.
,, What ingredients does ordi-
nary soda water contain?
3. Where is the island of Guam
and by whom is it owned?
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
Westmor|and
Legion Auxiliary
Meet Mon. Night
WESTMORLAND NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Davis
and Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Davis
of Long Beach and Mr.. Jasper
Travers of Ell Ccntro were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Collins.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
Barbs-

Europe is in the middle Oi an
other cold wave meaning moStlJ
tho attitude among certain Scan
dinaVlan countries.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04

Mr.. and Ms Byron Walker and
family have moved into the home
recently vacated by the Clarence
Walkers.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
Photographs

WITH tne electlOn Ol Jones, Us
Il Long cry from the olG days in
louisiana.
A virginia prison hae only one
inmate left. The OtAc!. tore a hole
IN a wal! pld ESCAPED Maybe the
onc who stayed hadnr finished a
caess game With the warden.
A Vermont col!c2r student is max
tng money by tloaiup bedroom win
dowo tor his colleague ON tcy NOR
mn2S He must b" pr"'tv fond Of
an education
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
Mrs. DC. Scott
Entertain Friends
At Dinner Party
MELOLAND NOTES

In keeping with patrlOtlc Cncfnc,
Mrs. D. c. Scott used red, white
and blue table decorations and CEN
terpece of red and white sweet
peas when she entertained at din
ner Saturday evening. Individual
rotating prizes enlivened the bridge
game which followed, and special
prizes were awarded at the close
of the game to Mrs. Vaughn Thomp-
son and Ward McGreW, first; Mr..
and Mrs. Malcolm Macurda, Sec
ond; and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Heald, third. Enjoying the evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Scott were Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Heald, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. W. Ware, Judge and Mrs.
Vaughn Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Macurda and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward McGreW.
Mcloland club ladies were que
of Mrs w. j. Gregg and MY
Jesse Mcbride at the Gregg home
Wednesday afternoon. A meeting
at the j. r. Kinnaird home the
evening of March 9Th to reveal
names of secret sisters was an
nounccd A game in which hidden
objects was greatly enjoyed and
names in rhymes we're matched too
Mrs Arthur Farley was awarded
a prize for placing the most cor
rectly. Members present included
Mesdames Arthur Farley, j. R. Kim
naird, Ebert Newton, G. G. Rich
ards, D. c. Scott F. M. Coray, H.
A. Wells, Henry Havekorst, w. G.
Herdman, L. G. Goar, Lloyd Craig,
Harold Forsberg, Ward McGrew,
Hardy Odell, Joe Bishop and Miss
Vera HaVckorSt.
Tho flu was prevalent in our
community last week, some of the
victims being. Mrs. C. f. Smith.
Mrs. Joe Bishop, Mrs. Alex Meyer.
Helen Bishop, Evelyn McGrew, Vir-
6lnia Scott and Jack Suttle.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Roberts
and two children of San Diego
were guests of j. w Roberts and
family Saturday and Sunday.
Local friends of June Hall will
be glad to know she is at home
again after being confined in a
BraWlcy hospital for three months
following an automobile accident
POSalind Waterman was brought
home from the hospital Sunday by
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Waterman and continues to i'm
prove though still confined to her
bed
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doig and
small son spent Sunday at Man
zanita with the Alex Doigs.
Friends of Mrs. On r. Au are
hoping for an early recovery from
a nervous breakdown she suffered
last week. At present her physician
has requested that no visitors be
allowed.
The mobile tuberculosis X-ray
laboratory was stationed at Melo-
land school Monday and all eighth
grade students of Meloland and
nearby rural schools we're given
free X-rayS. All high school seniors
are also offered free X-rays this
year in an effort to detect and
cure tuberculosis.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04

ITALY has :cscindcd dcmoblliza-
ton plans for certain classes. Fas-
cists can never be sure when they're
in the army.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
BEGGAR SENTENCED

G.W.A. Geasland, 25-year- old itin-
Grant, was sentenced in Ell Centro
police court Monday to IS days in
the city jail for begging on the
streets. His case was one of IL
before the court after the week-en
roundup Of drunks, vagrants anS-
other misdemeanor violators.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
MEMBER:

MEMBER:
American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. Nation
al Editorial Association.
California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04

In honor of the birthdays of Mrs.
l H. Gentry and Mrs. Pearl Brooks,
Mrs Walter Collins entertained
group of friends at dinner, last
Sunday night. Bridge was played
following dinner, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gentry receiving high score. Those
enjoying the affair were: Mr. and
Mrs. I. H. Gentry, Mrs. Pearl Brooks,
Mr.. Bob Reece, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cranston and Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Klllingsworth.
The American Legion and AuXl-
liary mot for their regular meetings
last Monday night. Plans were
made for the county council meet
ing which will be held III WcStmOr-
land next Monday night
MI and Mrs. Robert Francisco
o. Rancho Santa Fe were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND
OStrander.
Saturday night the senior class
of the Christian Endeavor enjoyed
a trip out on the desert where they
cooked their suppers and played
games. Accompanying the group
were Rcverand Sund and Mrs. Sund
and MI. Irene Burnett.
The Twice Told Tales Book club
met Wednesday night at the home
of Mrs. Pierpont Walker and heard
Mrs. Frank Lyall give an interest
ing review of In The Shadow of
Liberty" by Edward Corsi.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
COMMANDERY TO MEET

" Commandery No. 54 viii
meet Tuesday night at 7.30 pm.
In the Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04

EIM NOTES
Mrs. Alton Clark Of San Fran
cisco is the house guest OF Mrs.
Ted Roe. Mr.. Clark will arrive Sun
day. He is a brother of Mrs. Roc.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04
Famous Sayings

Abused patience turns to ry.--Suarles,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04

Monday Mrs. Van Hagen, state
department of physical education
and Mrs John Kepley, rural super
visor, were visiting at Elm school.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04

Tho flu was prevalent in our
community last week, some of the
victims being. Mrs. c. F.. Smith,
Mrs Joe Bishop, Mrs. Alex Meyer.
Helen Bishop, Evelyn McGreW, Vir-
6lnia Scott and Jack Suttle.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04

Local friends of June Hall will
be glad to know She is at home
again after being confined in a
Brawlcy hospital for three months
following an automobile accident
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. william Roberts
and two children of San Diego
were guests of j. w Roberts and
family Saturday and Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04

INDEPENDENT,
IMPARTIAL
and
INDIVIDUAL
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred La Rue had
supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Armstrong of Ell Centro Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-04

ROSalind Waterman was brought
home from the hospital Sunday by
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Waterman and continues to i'm
prove though still confined to her
bed.
La gaceta., 1940-08-26
BOMBAS EN- IRLANDA
.Iglesia dsetruida

Londres, 'agosto 26.-Bom =
has tiradas por la aviaci6n ma
ri cayeron hoy en- ell sureste
de Irlanda. Faltan detalles.
Los cazas ingleses pusieron
hoy en- fuga, en- horas de la
tarde, a escuadrillas de avia-
ci6n nazi que sc acercaban a
la capital.
Durante la noche de aver
bombas nazis destruyerop la
famosa iglesia de st. Giles y
la estatua del famoso poeta
Milton, qeualli Sc habfa erigi-
do.
La Radio alemana dice que
los aviones ingleses solo tira-
ron aver, en- Berlin, una bonn
ba incendiada Y que esta no
produjo danos.. Cuatro ondRs
La gaceta., 1940-08-26
ORTIZ Sc QUEDARA EN- LA
PRESIDENCIA

Buenos Aires, agosto ga
preciando ell vote de confianza
que lie di6 Ell Congreso, de ITO
votos contra l, ell presidente Ro-
bert Ortiz ha resuelto quedarse
en- la presidencia, Reorganizara
Ortiz su gabinete, puedando
fuera algunos de los ministries
recientemente atacados.
Des de los ministries, entire e.
Hos ell de la guerra, general
Marquee, aparecen acusados de
negligencia y de haber pagado
por Ell terreno del aer6dromo de
e. Palomar' una cantidad SUI
perior a la de su verdadero va
lor.
La gaceta., 1940-08-26

Roma, aPosto 26.-En I'll
Giornales d'Italia" publica hoy
Virgilia Gayda IN editorial y le
dice a Egipto que no puede per
mitir que su territorio sea usa-
do como base o punto de apoyo
de los ingleses que atacan ell te-
rritorio italiano. Libia, en- pa'a-
bras de Gayda, es atacada por Ia
aviaci6n inglesa desde Egipto V
cree que el gobierno del Cairo
debe fijar responsibilities y
p~osiciones. "Inglaterra no pae-
de demandar y Egipto no puede
permitir que su pretendida neu
tralidad e independence Sc con-
viertan, de dia en- dia, en- atrin-
cheramientos protectivos de los
preparativos ingleses y en- ines
peradas agresiones navales, ae-
reas Y erupciones del mar con-
ira ell territorio italiano en- Afri
ca Y contra Italia misma'.
clos ingleses han hecho de
los campos y ciudades de Egip-
to un simple y formidable ms
trumento de guerra contra TIA
La.
Aviones italianos tipo Savoia
bombardearon a Alexandria en-
la madrugada de hoy, durando
ell ataque 80 minutes. Bombas
incendiarias fueron a~rrojadas y
tres mahometanos sufrieron ie-
stones. Los proyectores ingleses
localizaron a los aviones y la ar
tilleria entr6 en- acci6n. Varios
de los aparatos fueron averia-
dos. Una persona perdi6 la vida
y cinco experimentation heridas.
FL mando naval italiano anun
cia ell hundimiento, por I'm sub
marino, de an tanque ingles de
gran tamaho.
Dos destructores ingleses in
gleses que atacaron a Bardia, el
La gaceta., 1940-08-26

ALI, a los j6venes americanos A.
B. burden, de 16 afos, conde-
nado a tres amos ror ~ohc de IN
auEom6yil y guiarla tes uss, a5-
tando NCrra6ho, y Carl Rich
ards, de u, pr robar una car
terra.
Cuando Nanny regrese trae-
con 81 a los j6venes Milton
Baker, Robert Peterson, Will
lam Brooks y LOWE C. Williams
puestos en- libertad Conditional.
Viene realizando Nanny una
buena labor en- Ell parque Cas-
caden y disfruta de la confian-
"a de todos.
La gaceta., 1940-08-26
On VIGOR Ell AU
MENTO DE SUELDO AL
Y SUS Sc


Tallahassee, agosto 26-El au
mento de sueldo al gobernador
y los miembros de SUI ~gabinete,
.cntrara en- vigor ell dfa / de sep
tiembre. Pasara ell sueldo del
gobernador desde $500 a 5000
y ell de los miembros de su gabi.
nete desde $416.66 por mes a
$500,
Aprob6 loe aumentos la Comi
sion de Presupuestos del Estado
despues que Ell Tribunal Supre-
mo decide que la legislature
aprob6 fondos para mas altos
sueldos en- ell credito bienaI del
aio pasado.
La gaceta., 1940-08-26

Utilidad, la importante com.
padia local Tampa Electric.
DfceSe que la Tampa Electric
por medic de sus ietrados, pei
mitira que el. Tribunal Sdpre-
mo resuelva en- cuanto ala dea
calificaci6n del jSez Pafks
Sc opuso la JuntS oprimAro 70,
a la disqualification del jSez
andier y ahora Sc opone a la
del juez Parks, dos magistra
dos de probada honradez.
Sander es HicepYsidente
del Banco Columbia. LoS abo
gados de la Junta, que saben
no cuentan con la simpatia de
la opinion pdblica, e este ca
SO descalificaron tambi6n a
Parks.
JCual es ell prop6sito de dss-
calificar a Parks el
letrado ThomlIC on, de la Tam
pa Electric.
%. K. Reaves, uno de los nue.
vos letrados agregados por "a
Junta, contest6 que la Junta no
tenfa objection en- cuanto a PARK,
perO que lie descalificaba ahora
por tenor de que alguieh, GUAM
do Sc estuviera efectuando ell Jul
clio, lie descalificara, anulando
toda la labor realizada.
lQuien lie atacara para desca-
ificarlo?-inquiri6 Thompson.
-Probablemente algdn consu
midor, que son los verdadera-
mente interesados en- este caso."
Lo que aparentemente desea
"a Junta es que ell gobernador
nombre I'm juez.
-Si la Corte Sc descalifica
por ser marchante de la Tampa
EIectrie-agrego Thompson =
todos los miembros de
"a Junta de Utilidad estan desca
.ificados, por cuanto tamhien u
san Ell fluido de la cempania."
"Yo no creo que Ell ataque ha-
va emanado de nuestro buen a.
nigo Charles Blake....."
iAtaque, exlclam6 Blake, Yo
40 entiendo csc lenguajei
La gaceta., 1940-08-26
CERDos

I'm autor de obras po6ticas,
Maxwell Anderson, tonic la de-
fensa de su causa contra los Ger
6cs "vagabumdo9' pertenecien-
ties al campamento de la iglesia
Luterana Noruega, de lClarks-
town, New York. DespuesFde IN,
vigoroso discurso, Ell comite de
zonas orden6 que el ni1mero 1e
cochinos sea limitaAo y que sc
m~antengan auj9stancia de la fin
ca de MI. Anderson. La elocuaA-
cia de la prosa po@tica domiGb
ell "exceso de libertad" de lis
puercos.
La gaceta., 1940-08-26

de aviones, seg1n Berlin, par
ticiparon en- ell ataque. Duran
tie tres horAs mas de 100000
de los habitantes de Berlin
buscaron refugio en- los sofa
nos y lugares preparados.
"Uno de los aviones ingle-
ses fue derribado por la arti-
Iberia antiaerea."
La gaceta., 1940-08-26
RUMANIA Sc A DE
t COMPANIA INGLE-
SA

Bucarest, agosto 26,-El GO
bierno nazi rumano sc incaut6
hoy de las propiedades de IA
compahia britannica Unirea, que
anualmente produce 5000 to-
neladas de petroleo. Els la segun
da corporation inglesa expropia
da bajo ell p-resionamiento de
Berlin.
Ia comisario del petroleo di-
rigeh oy los trabajos de la pro-
rumana.
La gaceta., 1940-08-26
MURIO UN REPRESENTAN-
TIE REPUBIICANO

Washington, agosto 26.-Fa-
llecio hoy en- Ell Hspital Naval Ell
Representative republican, Geo.
N. Seger, de New Jersey.
Pensaba retirarse al finalizar
la presente legislature. Durante
ocho amos fue alcalde de Pas
sale, empezando su termino en-
1911.
La gaceta., 1940-08-26
I~NTRANQUILIDAD EN- 81
RIA

Cairo, Egipto, Agosto 90
Viajeros llegados de Siria
mantienen que la intranquili-
dad es allf grande y que los
soldados y marinos franceses
piden ser repatriados.
Muchos de los soldados de-
sean que Francia colabore con
ell gobierno ingles, su aliado,
creando dificultades a los tia
lianos fascistas.
La gaceta., 1940-08-26
BAJO LA TEMPERATURE A
So

New York, agosto 26. - Des-
pu@s del intense calor, la Tempe
ratura baj6 hoy a SGT grades,
en- horas de la manana. Aver ba
j6 la temperature a SIT, salem
do a la GALES los abrigos ligeros.
La gaceta., 1940-08-26
SAIlIO NANNY DE CASTRO
PARA MARIANA
LIevG CON 81 dos dos
i6Venes cONdenGdOs

Para ell reformatorio de Ma
riana, en- la parte norte del es-
tado,, sali6 hoy ell Sr. Nanny de
Castro, Inspector asistente de
la oficina del juez de la Corte
Juvenil, Sr. Kickliter.
Leva con el para entregar.lNs
La gaceta., 1940-08-26
QUEDAN MY POCos SOL
DADOS nSQLESEs EN- CHI
Ma

Shanghai, agosto 26.-Casi
todos los soldados ingleses
han sido retirados va de Chi
ma. Quedan aduf unos pocos
supervisando el embarque del
equipo.
Mas de 600 hombres en-
barcaron aver para la base de
J Singapore. Otro >contingente
fue mandado a Hong Kong.
La gaceta., 1940-08-26
Sc DISQUALIFICATION LOS
DOS JUICES DE LA CORTF,
Ell CIRTUITO

Los dos jueces de la Corte
del Circuito, Sres. Sadler v
Parks, Sc descalificaron ell sa-
bado para conocer del litigio
en- que aparece envuelta, me-
dante I'm fallo de La Junta de
La gaceta., 1940-08-26
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y proba-
bles lluvias. Vientos moderados
del sureste. Maxima temperate
aver, 81 grades; minima, IA.
La gaceta., 1940-08-26
Cayda lie. pide a Egipto que no sirva
a Inglatena de punto de apoyo
Aviones italianos bombardean a Alexandria
Vapor tanque torpedeado

por una escuadrilla de aviones
de bombardeo. Los ataques de
los britanicos en- Tobruk ocasio-
naron paquenos dahos. Reel
bieron heridas cinco personals.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-14
Roosevelt Says All
Possible Aid Given
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
ditional steps in the national defense
program:
The signing of an Army approprla-
ton bill carrying about Sl,496,OOO,-
600 for expansion Of Army personnel
and fighting equipment.
The formation Of 4 national dc-
Tense research committee headed by
Dir. Vunncvar Bush, head OF the Car
ncgic Institution, and Of the national
advisory committee for acronautlcs.
The board, the President said, VIII
have seven additional members, but
their names are not yet ready Tor an
nOunCcmCnt.
Army and Navy officers will be
assigned to it and the organization
will look into all research and expert
mCntation which might be helpful in
ucccIcrating the huge defense pro-
gram.
Government laboratories, labora-
tories Of private industry, and sclen.
tiiic and education institutions WIFI
be asked to help in handling all re-
search problems except those OF
aviation.