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Evening star., 1940-04-25

Proposal of the New York
Worlds Fair for a Nationwide
expression from women on the
subject of peace and freedom" has
drawn opposition from a group
belonging to the District of Co
lumbia Women's Advisory Com
mittee of the fair, because these
are terms banded about COM
monty by Nazi, Communist and
pacifist organizations, it was
learned today.
The opposition developed at a
meeting of the committee Mon
day at the home of Mrs. Charles
Carroll Glover, jr., chairman, and
it has brought a formal letter Of
protest and q threat of resigna-
ton from q number Of prominent
members, headed by Mrs. Glover.
The plan vas for women Ill
Evening star., 1940-04-25
JobIess Aid Benefits
Refused Domestics
And Canvassers
House Subcommittee
Gives Most Discussion
To Experience Rotine

Behind closed doors the Judiciary
Subcommittee of the House District
Committee struggled for more than
two hours today with legislation to
liberalize the local unemployment
compensation law without reaching
final decision or it's fate.
The subcommittee, it was an
nounced by Representative Nc
Gehee, Democrat, of Mississippi, the
chairman, spent the major portion
of its time discussing a so-called
experience rating" plan under which
employers who maintain a steady
force of employees would pay lower
rate of pay roll tax than those who
have fluctuating staff. The primary
object would be an inducement to
employers to maintain a steady
force.
Two bills designed to hberalize the
unemployment compensation law
were considered by the subcommit-
tee. One was sponsored by Chair
man McGehee, the other by Repre-
sentative Eberharter, Democrat, Of
Pennsylvania. Both would reduce
the present employers pay roll tax
from 3 to a. per cent and at the
same time increase benefits to the
jobless, as step toward reducing
the unemployment benefit reserve
fund, which already has exceeded
$17,000,0 900 and is expected to reach
$40, ,000,0 900 before the close of the
year.
Chairman McGehee indicated the
subcommittee concerned itself pri-
marily with his revised bill. but had
tentatively lifted" and incorporated
in it several features of the Erber-
harter bill. These changes were not
revealed, but Mr.. McGehee called
them minor.
He did disclose, however, the SUBJ
committee had agreed to exclude
provisions that would have entitled
unemployed door door statesmen
and domestics to benefit under the
law
Representative Eberharter, it is
understood, made a vigorous fight
for such provisions Information
given the subcommittee shows there
are about 10000 domestics in Wash
ington, all in the low-wage income
group.
Chairman McGehee explained
that the desire of subcommittee
members to take part in House
debate on amendments to the wage
and hour law prevented final action
on the unemployment compensa-
ton legislation. He said that if
arrangements could be made an
other meeting would be held later
in the day.
Evening star., 1940-04-25
County to Impound
Dogs Without Toqs

Dog owners in Montgomery County
were warned today by Police Chief
Charles M. Orme that tagless dogs
would be impounded, starting next
week.
The dog tax is due January l
and delinquent after April /, he
pointed out. After May /, he de-
clared, dogs without licenses will be
picked up and impounded. Dog tag
receipts this year are only about so
pr can't e4 las vear's, he estimated.
Evening star., 1940-04-25
BottIehsip Bill Approved

The House Naval Affairs Commit
tee approved today legislation au-
thorizing modernization of the bat
tleships New York, Texas and Ar
kansas by increasing the range Of
their big guns by 10000 yards. The
cost would be $5,725,O 900.
Evening star., 1940-04-25
Bonneker School
On WMAL Today

The students of Banneker
Junior High will present a
broadcast over Station WMAL
at 4 o'clock today explaining the
purposes and advantages of STU
dent government in the junior
high schools. This is another
in the series of educational fea.
lures sponsored by The Star in
cooperation with the National
Brosdcastins Co. and the Board
Of Education.
Evening star., 1940-04-25
Traffic Record

The traffic record, as revealed
at police headquarters for "a
hour period ending at 8 am.
today:
Fatalities, none.
Accidents, IS.
Motorists injured, Z.
Motorists arrested, 294.
Pedestrians injured, 4.
Pedestrians arrested for vio-
lation of pedestrian control
regulations, 2.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
Walters Wins
To Even Series

scoring Goodman. Corsica came III,
and the scoring spree was all over.
He retired the side without another
tally in that frame.
In the sixth, Ripple singled, and
Wilson singled. Joost walked. Myers
was safe on a fielder's choice, Rip
pie being thrown out at the plate.
walters was safe on tielders choice
when Wilson scored.
In the eighth inning Walters con.
nected for the circuit that completed
the scoring of the Reds.
Walters was master Of the Tigers
and gave his club revenge for the
to O defeat suffered at the hands
Of the Tigers yesterday in Detroit
Score by innings: II. n. T.,
Detroit 0nO oNo o."-u y y
C;n.innati 300 ool o1X--4 10 2
Pov.o. Corsica. Hutchinson ana
Tebbetts.
Walters and Wilson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
Total Defense Is
Needed, Says FDR

Boston, Oct. 7.-(AP)-President
Roosevelt told a meeting of distrib-
utors today that under modern
conditions effective defense must be
total defense and total defense COM
prises not only the military and ma
val factors but the ind strial. the
agricultural and the standard Of liV-
.:ig actors as we'll
The Presidents mcsSa"2 ard mes
sages from w. l.. Macl'erziG King,
prime minister of Canada. Secretary
of State Cordell Hull and Secretary
of Commerce Jesse Jones were cad
- thn 10Th Boston Conference on
Distribution.
Mr.. Roosevelt asserted that "the
now responsibilities which the de-
"'.-,''" nrOprano places uOOn tho dis
tributors of America are additional
20 nose nj 0ruInary NMca ana GO
not replace them"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07

Body Kept
In Bedroom
For Z Years

! Key West, Fla, oct. 7.-(AP)-
Police picced together today the
strange story of 70-ycar old man
they accused of keeping in his bed
room for seven years tn" preserved
body Of 4 young woman whom he
hoped to restore 10 lilc.
The man, medical expert in "
lay, holding degrees from Leipzig
University in Germany, was booked
as Karl Tanzlcr van CO&cl and was
charged with removing the body Of
the l9year old woman from its grave
without permission.
Van Cosel was quoted by Deputy
Sheriff Ray ElWood:
Il did not want one so bcauti-
full to 60 to dust. | tried experiment
to restore her to life. | hope still if
/ have long enough TO bring her
back"
Van Cosel said he visited the crypt
in which the young Wonan's body
lay and about two years after her
death decided TO take the body away.
He said he secretly transferred it
to Key Vests U. S. Marine hospital,
to which he had ready access as a
former X-ray employee. and there
treated the body chemically for a
week 10 restore dcCompoSed parts.
Then, Secreting the remains in an
old airplane he had purchased, he
had it trucked to his home in a re-
mote section Of this island commune
ty and applied beesWaX to protect
the outer tissue. He expressed firm
hope that inner cells could be re-
activated with X-ray treatments.
His professional labor of love was
interrupted yesterday when sheriff'S
deputies, armed with a warrant. en-
tered his home and discovered the
secret.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
Willkie Speaks
In Jersey City

jersey City. Oct. T. (AF) De
scribing Mayor Frank Hague Of Jcr-
sey City as ''puny Hitler" Wendell
L.. WiIlkie appealed today for prcscr-
walton OF civil liberties as an import
ant part Of national defense.
The Republican presidential candl-
date called Hague, Democratic nation
al vicc-chailman and state leader,
the principal promoter OF the third
term draft if sucil it is and said his
city was the site OF the greatest
bunch OF corruption and racketcerS
that ever appeared nj America"
Spanking under heavy police protec-
ton in Journal Square whence Nor
man ho.ras fas "deported' when he
tried to talk in 1893, Willl:ie told
throng estimated by supporters at
$4,000:
Il call on YOU in the interest OF
tn cause we represent TO bring civil
liberties to their full functIonng IN
Jersey City. If we do that ana the
people do that in every community
our previous rights Will remain
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
Thrust Into
Balkans Is
Predicted
Berlin Sources De-
scribe Sending Forces
Into Rumania as Pre-
cautionary'; BIRTHS h
Not Satisfied With Re-
lations.
(Bv The Associated prCsSD

German and Italian troops were
reported today 10 have marched INTO
Rumania. and word spread in the
B;dHan Kingdoms capital that the
axis planned 10 construct great
naval base on the Black sea.
With this first now move since
Adolf Hitler and BcnitO MuSSOini
met last Friday at Bremen Pass. it
appeared that Rumr-BCrIm strategy
now cOnicmplatCS thrust into
southeast Europe. possibly involving
Turkey and the strategic Dal'dancllcs.
Authorized naZis in Berlin dcScrib-
ed the sending Of German armed
forces into Rlmania rs ''precautiOn-
ary.' supporting a German guarantee
to safeguard Rumania'S integrity.
we haven't forgotten British de-
signs on Baku and other oil points,
naZi quarters said.
While this would indicate that the
troops were sent to protect Rumania'S
rich oil fields. which supply the fuel
ana fabrication for Adolf lfltlcr'S war
machine. it was recalled that Ger
many's pledge to Rumania on Au-
gust 80 also called for protection
against any further cncroachment on
the Balkan Kingdoms dWindling
borders.
AT that time the agreement was said
10 have been aimed at hating Rus
STA from any new land-grabbins
coups in southeast Europe.
Dispatches from London said the
~.
further details Of reports that Ger
many sent troops and anti-aircraft
guns into Rumania tO-Shall we say
protect their interests there"
Britain last week sharply protest
ed to the Rumanim government
against the reported beating and kid
mapping Of British subjects there.
WclI-infprmcd British circles said
today the Rumanian governments
explanation Of miStrcatmcnt of Brit
iSh subjects was mot satisfactory"
and representation are being main
tanned"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07

Crosley Field, Cincinnati, oct. -
The strong arm OF Bucky walters
pitched the Cincinnati Reds mto d
tie with the Detroit Tigers here taiS
in the 1910 Worlds Series
winning t to 0, and Walters con-
tributed d home run in the elghth 10
add to the Tigers DOWNFALL -,
The series stands three-three' WIN
the final game here tomorrow alter
noon. H..
Rowe started for the Tigers pul
was shelled in the first inning. CIV
ing away to Corsica, who WORKED
good game. Hutchinson took over Vhe
pitching in the eighth. H.,
The Reds scored two runs III ltls
first inning. Werber. first up. oouo-
led. M. Mccormick sent him 10 'h'ru'
and Wal Goodman raped ou'
single to send Werh1"r N WIN I'VE
frs trun. F. Mccormick singled ana
was followed by Ripple who slhsleo'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
Hopes of Democratic
Leaders for Adjourn
ment Until November
Is Appear To Have
Faded; Jackson's Rul-
ing Gives Trouble.

Washington, Oct. 7.-(AP)-Hope
of Democratic leaders for a Con-
gresSional recess to start this week
and continue until November l8 APP
pcared today once more to have fad
ed somewhat.
in the House, leaders said that
introduction of 4 recess resolution
would 60 over at least until tomorrow
or Wednesday. To this, Speaker Ray
burn added that he did not think"
any resolution would be offered if an
informal check Of members showed
there were not enough votes to as
sure its approval.
There was some talk, however,
that Democratic leaders would re-
fuse to agree to series Of three
dav rCccsscs in event the November
l9 resolution was not accepted. Thus
Congress might remain almost con-
s1antly in session.
REPRESENTATIVE Martin Of MasSac-
hl&cti<. House Republican leader,
reiterated that he was opposed to
LONGER than thrcC-day rCccSScS and
was not frightened by threats OF
4 continuous session. A number Of
Democrats also were opposed to 60
ms home. -.
Erie big thing" Martin said, rs
to keep this Congress in session to
ACT if the occasion demands ii"
The latest threat to recess was inc
controversy which has developed
over the informal ruling Of Attorney
General Jackson that decisions OF the
National Labor Relations Board were
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
Some of $50. Planes
Succeed in Penetrat-
ing to Central City;
Twelve of Raiders Re-
ported Shot Down in
Battle.

London, Oct. 7.-(AP)-DrOveS Of
German h0mbers hammered the war
SCARED London front with renewed
mass assaults today and some OF the
$50 planes which We're estimated TO
have been used succeeded in penc-
trating to the central city.
Twelve Of the raiders were shot
down. the air ministry announced. IN
fercciGus air battles in which the
Germans were baked from reaching
the capital IN three Of their five dc
te!mnCd StahS.
Eight British planes were shot
down.
The British Press Association re-
ported that seven German aircraft
were believed to have been shot
down in a Dig air battle over south
west England this afternoon.
There were some fatalities and
property was demolished by eH-
plosivcs dropped in parts Of London
outside the central area.
Dover, EastbournC and certain
other towns" in Kent in the south
east also were damaged, the air
ministry said.
The intensified attacks followed
Londoa's first quiet night in Il month.
Newspapers played up the big news
that residents had Il good sleep.
Brilliant sunshine succeeded cham
mel storms and clouds which ground
cd both British and German IllerS
last night. =,
However, the air ministry said. its
bomber suuadrOns made daylight at
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
Congress May Stay
Close To Capitol
Knox Confers With
Fleet Commander

Washington. Oct. 7.-(AP)-
Secretary Knox said after con-
ference with Admiral ]. o. Rich
ardsOn today that he and the
commander in chief of the fleet
had discussed "the situation in
the Pacific" and the naval eX-
pansion program.
Richardson arrived here to-
day from the west coast and,
Knox said, submitted routine
repOrts from the fleet
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
I'm the Sir Walter Jotel-
ID. HENRY aEFRILE

Raleigh, Oct. THE utility COM COM
n.nie, Of North Carolina PAID more
taxes in 1889 than their combined
net income. according to figures pre-
Dared by Edgar Womble, OF . ae
State utility COMMISSION '' St,niov
released by Commissioner o''''''''
WiuboruC. - f,-,ras
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
BRITISH STEAMER
REPORTED ON FIRE

Thomaston. Maine, Hcr 7.-fAP)
-Mackcy. Radio intercepted mes
sage here today reporting the Brit
ish steamer WierWood afire in the
Cult Of 81. Lawrence.
The message, from ~nnadiaE ia
ton. said the ship had "Girc in No.
| hold"
Mackay said the message contain
ed no further details.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
observation-disclosures
Assaults On London
Internment For
French Leaders

Vichy, France, Oct. 7.-(AP)-
Paul Louis WELLER and Marcel
Bloch. two of Frances leading
airplane manufacturers during
the war, were placed in admins
trative internment today at Pei
leyOiSin.
Raymond Philippe, news
paper writer and collaboration
with the writer "PertinaX'
(Andrc Geraud, who has reach
ed the United StatcS) also has
been informed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
Spending At
Record Mark
Peacetime Spending
Mark of $4,000, OOC,-
600, Deficit of SIS, 76O-,
100000 Estimated.

Washington, Oct. 7.-(AP)- The
Treasury eVpCe:s the current fiscal
year to produce peactime spending
record OF 3,O0G,000,000 and a def
icit Of about S5,760,00O,000.
The anticipated total expenditure
would be the second highest in all
American history, yielding only to
the World war fiscal year 1919 when
the outlay reached Sl8,522. 895, 600.
The expected deficit would be eX-
ceeded only bv the figures in the
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Mussolini
Inspects Army


Rome, Oct. 7.-(AP)-Premier
Mussolini moved rapidly through
northwestern Italy today, inqulring
INTO the readiness OF his trained
troops, while his people and the
world waited for some indication
from him on what axis move his
Bremen Pass parlcy with Adolf Hit
Ter might IorcshadOW.
On Thursday, he is scheduled to
review more fascist units at Padua,
up near the head OF the Adrlatlc,
and the word spread in some quar-
tiers that u speech might be expected
from him then. Today he was at
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Draft Work
Is Harr,pered
Officials Concerned
Over Reports That d.
rector May Not Be APP
pointed Soon.

Washington, Oct. 7.--(AP)- With
CONSUMPTION registration day rapidly
drawing near, sclcctivc service Off
cials privately expressed concern to-
day over reports that President
Roosevelt might delay appointment
of a draft director until after the
November election.
Although the machinery is virtual
ly ready for the registration of some
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
Traffic Toll
Is II Dead
Highway. Accidents
Over Weekend Bring
Death to at Least Elev-
en- in State.

Charlotte, Oct 7.-(AP)-At least
eleven persons died in accidents Oh
North Carolina highways the past
weekend, survey indicated today.
Near High Point on the kcrncrs-
vile road, Mrs. Bronzy Handy, III
of near High Point, was killed when
the automobile in which she Wa
riding with her husband overturned.
Tucker Alternately, 81, Of East
IGnntinnnd on Dnon SnNnnl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
Roosevelt On
De. ense Tour
@ Inspection

oct. 7.-(AP)-Dc-
r'.,u trip number I, TO
- a. Watcrviict, n. Y,
.39.ug up production OF
g.. ArHy and Navy tops
. ...ao.eit's program today.
..t tn s.gn an excess pro-
.... III. Roosevelt reserved
.... .,r etUAying the meas
..'. .-:cd - hold down pro-
materials orders and pre-
.natjon of preparedness
. .nDaairCS.
cent arranged to leave
LET by train shortly al
10 pet il about an hour
" r" establishment which
found the clock and
>--nm. to l6-inch guns.
.a.', d2tG bncka to the war
,aouc"d more than 1000
..o i months which end
80 and the output Will
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
Utilities Last Year Paid
More In Taxes Than Amount
Of Combined Net Income

showed that North Carolina electric
current users paid Sl6.349,372 less
last year than they would have paid
under power rates in effect in 1882.
Commissioner Winborne termed this
amount as saved" to consumers by
the numerous rate reductions since
1882.
The "combined data" on thirteen
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07
Lto1thc>

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Cloudy, scattered showers;
cooler in north and west pOr-
iioIls tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-07

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Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
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Press on sunday
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF HEARING

NO. SO7S-ln PTOO2te
In the Superior Court of the State
Of California i'm and for the County
of Imperial.
In the Matter of the
Guardianship of
DAVID SINGH DILLON.
ESTHER SINGH DILLON.
JOE SINGH DILLON.
SHAM SINGH DILLON.
HARRY SINGH DILLON.
REUBEN DOMINGUEZ and
CELIA DOMINGUEZ,
Minors.
Notice is hereby given that Sam
Singh Dillon has filed with the
clerk of this court, a petition pray
ing for authority to purchase 26
acres of land from Anderson F..
Brewer and Neva Brewer for the
sum of Two Thousand ($2O0OOO)
Dollars and to execute notes and a
trust deed, or to sign contract for
$1500.0O of the purchase price and
that Friday the 31st day of May,
1910, at two o'clock PM. of that
day at the court room in Depart
ment 2 of the above court in. the
City of Ell Centre. County of I'm
perial, State of California has been
fixed by said court for hearing said
petition when and where any per-
son interested may appear and show
cause why the said petition should
not be granted.
Dated this l3th day of May. 1910
w. j. McCLELLAND..
Clerk.
BY MAXINE CONSOLE.
(oEAL) Deputy Clerk.
M. ID, "a incl.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
Imperial Valley Press

.. Establisn ed April 20. 1901.
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday saturday
afternoon Issue now succeeded
by the Post-Press SUNDAY. tes
tablished 1880 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company. 626
State Street. Ell Centre, Calf.
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
Ii Apartments For Rent

FOR RENT-2-room furnished apt.
Lights furnished, hot water for
shower, $3.50 and $4.25 week. 1913
Park. 5-22
FURNISHED APTS. for rent Sorlci
Apis. 1913 Broadway. 5 %
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
Transportation

WANT RIDE to or near Grand
Junction, Colo. for lady and 9-yr.
old boy, within next ten days,
share expenses. Call 8705R3
5-24
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
= The Post-Press Want Ad Page
Farm Implements

FOR NEW OLIVER Farm Machin-
cry and Parts sec Claude Tor
renee. Heber phone lg-J-4. 5-24
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
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LOOK
A I I 4
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80 Delux Sport Sedan
A good one Si'S
% Delux Tourinz Sedan. not
clean but good car So8s
80 Master Coupe low mileage
Beautiful s64o
% Delux Coupe. cicanCst III
the valley S6ao
80 Delux Town S dan. really
f,ne ear s6s5
80 DIX SPIT Sedan completely
overhauled s62o
80 Master Town Sedan. no
match for this one a real
value for sou
81 Delux Coupe. "as is
not clean ...-.....#.... Sl9o
81 Master Coupe. Radio,
overhauled Si6o
SO Master Sport Sedan. over
hauled, new paint $i2J
Sc Standard Coupe. real
fine car for .-..... $500. S345
35 Master 4-Door Sedan
LAS is" ..... .#...-..... ....= S2io
80 Chevrolet Pickup. a good
one ....=..........#........== ........ Sl45
80 Chevrolet. 2-speed axel
Truck. new rings, good
rubber .-..........-..-.........==.-.. S18o
OTHER MAKES
80 Dodge Coupe
good one .................... ......... $685.
SO Plymouth Delux Sport
Sedan, low mileage. and
really good car at ......=... $685.
'38 Buick al Touring Sedan.
This is a good local car - $500
"a Plymouth Sedan, A good
one for only .........#...... 5000. $3.50
'35 Plymouth Delux Sport
Coupe, oyerhauled $500. sos
SO Ford Sport Sedan
overhauled . ....... 1906
"a Ford Sedan, "aS is" SIPS
% Ford Coupe. a good buy .... $65
'33 Ford 4 Pickup. las is" $500. $l35
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TO CHOOSE FROM
EASY TERMS
At
Womack's
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
% City Property - Sale

FURNISHED house for sale. Close
in, good buy. See
HERBERT LOWDERMILK
1l6 No. 9th Phone 1894
"a Wanted Real Estate
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
The County's Leading Clearing House
4 apartments for Rent

FURNISHED front Apt, private
bath. large yard. No children.
$3.50 per mo. 418 So. 9Th. 5-23
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-21
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