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Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-06
EIks Will Picnic
In Hills Sunday

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annual Eifme Sunday tae q III
the Geolae Pa5&aa es46# II feH#I
ValIeY
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sm,oas eam S lot sEs ealerI9m-
sment of Elk ma lhelf tanlie#
AT noon Il barbecue dinner viii
BE- ser4rd with Pailem and Don
A. Ruby a. RaaieHHd Il liz lad
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-06
Ecs Fletcher Announces lie
Is Candidate for House
OF Representatives Scot

Sfmdine oa a platform oi ade-'
aate national del"a#e. e1Hbine sub
4efzRe cleaat Gd removal oI
The United Slalss IL potential
meaGl.r abroad State Senator Ed
flrlcGar 81 san Dae2o 1bafsd23
afnai deeare1 IN eandldaey fof
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-06

He filed nomination papers Oh
both Republican and Democrauc
tickets in san Diego and Imperial
colnleS.
a statement of polic4 released
Thursday. said.
II ne critical international dtlia-
ton has made the American people
conscious ot three imperative neeaa:
"An adequate national defense,
.c,l1bino Of sublerslye elements, and
~ course IAat Will remove th.s eolln-
tJv a Il potential medalef III Tor
.ejen ronlhets, and. at iile SAINT
t,ne. eve IL u STRENGTH that wall
,;ls.saaI#ee 9tuess nom neddhns IL
olIf affairs. -
..Yaesr needs, apparent long be-
lore Tie present Crisis. are pelhs
acernaaaucd day BY day. They nave
cl3aaaeG oar national picture COM
3je,e!g. md place upon our elcctco
feBl lc4en,alItes Il heas5 leSpohalpiA-
i y.
"A a candidate for congress,
my attitude toward these vital heeds
can be simply stated
THE strongest possible nation
al deiea,e prGaram, flexible 10
meet changing conditions, and
erected against foes outside ana
insidc our country;
Eradication 0f all isms alien
10 our democracy. There II no
place III the United states ior
anythiag except staunch Amefi-
cap,,,n. Ii elected congressman
nv efforts viii be directed to-
ward removing all lSms from posi-
lions OF authority III our govern
mpnt. .Son-olti2ens enjoying The
protection and freedom OF thus
ooantry, and eNideneinS disioy-
atty IN any sense, Slould be d>-
b5I,e4 Oh tie first sh1p available
"Jc must keep out oil war, II
il is humaniy possible. 10 tins
cnd, VT must pc prepared, remain
united, upfo9t subYcrsiye intIu-
cntes. ana tend our own affairs.
"plonfIlent on my program IS
{ termination to secure place O
III, Naval Affairs Committee
lsost - winch The congressman ffol
la.s district Is entitled because
Our harbOr and naval expansion
Y. haYe not baea represented g
Ills iMpor5al committee slit
H.
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tas Iatcr.sts al li1e people OF IL
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-06

YOU CAN GET OUR "9oLo" OFFER ON ANY
GOODYEAR TIRE - Wen pay you ior the lesf f''h-
qcrous l09o OF your tires lie while you noe Oh p"
safe now Goodyear Tire
SAVE AT THE SIGN OF TIE GOODYEAR DiAh05p
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-06

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l#1a Pae4a8 Beb.sms of tins aze4e
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10

added that "if there is anything l
can do to further the national de-
Tense program, please do not hest
tate to call on me-"
Ford still has the facilities of
the airport and hangers he built
when he was manufacturing TIL
motor planes few years ago.
If an emergency required the full
production facilities of the River
Rouge plant, it probably could pour
out planes at rate for greater than
that estimated by Ford Some pro-
duction experts said the factory
the largest industrial unit in the
world-Would be able to turn 5000
ships day off its assembly lines
once they were geared up. Its daily
automobile capacity is 10000 cars
and $4,000 engines.
The Dearborn plant alone could
exceed the production of airplano
factories in Germans, which has
been estimated as high as 10000
per-month Aircraft factories of the
west coast have been filling orders
by the allied armies and would not
be able Immediately, unless a crisis
occurred, to play a major part III
the proposed 0,00Q-planeS-a-y eal
program.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10
Olson Hits Fund
Cuts by SoIons

social workers, investigators. clefl-
cal staff and all other categorleS
of workers required to administer
relief. This means, among other
things, that we are forced to abol-
ish the custom of making monthly
calls on each family on relief.
These visits are necessary and Valu-
able because they enable the social
worker to know the actual condi-
ton of the family, their health and
sanitary conditions, and to discover
and eliminate chiselinga
Olson also charged the legisla-
lures appropriation of 100000 tor
forest fire fighting purposes left
the state less than one-third pre-
pared to combat forest flames dur
! ing the present season, noting he
had recommended 1888 900 for that
activity.
The failure of tic legislature to
provide adequately for fire preven-
ton and fire suppression is equIva-
lent to Wilful sabotage not excus-
able even on grounds of ignorance, 8"
he said.
THE political lesson to be drawn
is that VIC need a legislature OF pro-
grcssivc members alive To public
needs and the public interest, in
stead of legislature in which a
majority is intent only upon OBJ
structing and defeating every pro-
gressivc measure presented the
governor said
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10
Ford E Examines Plane to
Devise Mass Production

DEARBORN. Mich, June 10 -
tUP)-Henry Ford and his engin-
GERS inspect one of the armys best
lighting planes today to see if its
parts are adaptable to mass pro-
dnction III his vast River Rouge
plant
IF the ship a Curtiss P-40 pursuit
Rodel is found to be of a design
suitable to the Ford assembly lines,
the automotive genius may inagu-
rate new. era OF airplane manu-
facture in the interest of national
defense. Ford has sad he could
build 900 standardized planes daily
II the government did not interfere
with his operations.
The governments desire to CO.
operate with Ford was seen in
the war departments immediate Of
fer to send one of its latest models
to the Ford airport for inspection,
accompanied by tcchnician to ans
wer questions about it.
The plane was. due here from
Wright field, Dayton, o.. at noon.
II stopped at Wright field en- route
.trom Langley field, TO take on an
army technician.
The Curtiss P-40 is a sngleseat-
cd, all-metal monoplanc, powered
with an Allison liquid-cooled en-
CINE, equipped with supercharger,
AND repeatedly is capable of 400
mites an hour. 1t has retractable
landing gear and machine guns
mounted in the wings.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10
State Embarks on
New Job Program
For Young People

SACRAMENTO. June 10. up
Executive Director r CT Waganet
OF the state department of employ
ment today announced a new place
ment program designed to provide
Jobs for young persons being grad
uatcd from California schools
Committees comprising educators,
interested employers and depart
ment representatives will consider
the employment possibilities of re-
cent graduates while the junior ap-
plicantS will be registered and given
occupational classification By the
departments 70 field offices. Wag-
cnet said The students also will be
advised as to job requirements and
when and where To look for posi-
tons.
Wagenct also announced Il new
ruling permitting employers sub
ject to unemployment insurance Il
appeal directly to the California en-
ployment commission for hearings
on disputes over contribution leVies
Previously the only recourse at
fordcd employers for recovery of
disputed assessments was through
court action.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10
Heber Girl Cheats
Death in Crash
At Intersection

A 14-ycar-ol1 Heber girl. Natalie
Silvas. was recovering in the county
hospital Monday from broken arm
and shock after a motor car ac-
cidcnt Saturday evening in which
she and three other members oil
her family narrowly escaped death
The car in which Natalie was
riding with her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon S. Silvas of Box
283 Heber. collried with a tank
truck at the intersection of Ross
avenue and the DogWood road. The
car overturned. All other members
of the family escaped unhurt.
The truck was driven by John
Stafford of 683 Hamilton avenue, Ell
Centre.
Officers who investigated, blamed
the blind intersection for the ac-
ct1cnt. Weeds and a high bank
interfercd with vision, they re
ported
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10
CamdCho Declares
Mexico Firm for
Democratic State

NOGALES, Sonora, Mex, June
10. CUP)-Mexico is determined to
cling to the Democratic principles
and to reject the exotic doctrines
of the Nazis and Communists, Gen.
Manuel Avila Camacho told the
United Press today.
Camacho, candidate Tor the pres
idcncy on the revolutionary party'S
ticket, said that Mexico was pre-
pared to subdue any movement
against the democratic institutions
of the republic.
Mexico has its own traditions, =
said the former war minister. These
are traditions that cannot be chang
ed in moment of exotic doctrines
of the Nazis and Communists
Mexico is developing liberty
movement older than Nazism and
Communism and docs not have to
follow either
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10
Cigarette Starts
Fire in HOSPITAL

PRESCOTT, June 10. CUP) A
cigarette dropped carelessly into a
laundry chute was blamed today for
tho fire which destroyed the sec
ond floor section of the Mercy hos
pital here Saturday.
Fifty patients in the institution
we're removed to safety in nearby
homes. Much of the equipment in
the SO year old structure was saved
Investigators said the fire broke
out in the laundry chute, apparent
ly the result of a carelessly dropped
cigarette.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10

SACRAMENTO, June 10. up
Further drastic reductions" in re-
lief expenditures have been made
compulsory by the terms of the
appropriation bill passed by the
recent special session of the legis-
lature, Gov. gilbert l.. Olson de-
clared Sunday night.
Stating the appropriation was
much less per month than has
been needed and expended at any
time during the past several years,
the governor said the curtailments
will be both in the benefits granted
and in the administration OF the
program.
"On the benefits end, attempt
will be made to maintain family
budgets the same as they have beer
in recent months, with as generous
allowance as possible for large fam
lies Olson said.
I'm the administrative end of
the State Relief Administration
we are forced to make even further
sharp reductions in the number OF
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10
Arizona Hospital
Changes Proposed

PHOENIX. juno 10 up Petit
tons were in circulation today for
.1an initiatory amendment to pro-
vide a non salaried, five man board
Iof directors 10 govern the affair
of the Arizona state hospital.
Sponsored by the Young Demo
cratic clubs of Arizona. the initla-
tive measure was designed, it was
said, to divorce management of the
j hospital from politics
While the five man board of gov
errors would be appointed by the
governor, their terms of office
would be SO ARRANGED that not more
than two vacancies would occur
during any single administration
The directors terms are for five
/ years
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10
Movie Antitrust
Suit Adjourned

NEW YORK, June 10-(UpD-An
adjournment was taken in federal
court today in the governments
antitrust suit against eight major
film producers to permit confer
ences expected to lead to a con-
sent decree-virtually a settlement
out of court
Attorney for both sides will take
from two weeks to month to
work out terms for a settlement, it
was indicated, and during that time
the trial will be adjourned from week
to week. The consent decree Woul6,
cut short a trial which had been
expected to last two years or longer
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10
See|ey Woman S
Club Meets at
WoInack Home
SEELEY NOTES
(By Mrs. S. T.. RObinSOn)

The Secley Woman's club met
Thursday at the home of Mrs. w.
L. Womack. Mrs. Womack and Mrs.
Jay Trammcll were hostesses. Four
teen members present had a fine
day. enjoying the fine dinner.
Present were MesdameS Evalyn
BccSon and two children, Mary
Cook, Olivia Ferguson, Elizabeth
PcarSc, Rene Parrish, and daughter
Emma Lou. Rosalie Oftelie, Louise
Robinson, Alice Pippengcr, Mary
Smith Wynona Trammel, Dcmmar
Trammcll Ruby Womack, Marie
Williams. Ada Schultz. The club
will meet at the home of Mrs. Bee
soE, June 20.
Miss Mariana Stcarns left for her
home in San Diego after two weeks
spent at the home of Mrs. A. r.
Ferguson.
Mrs. Ross Best of San Bernar-
dino was guest of Mrs. t. A..
Howard this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Little en-
tortaincd over the week lend Mr..
Littles brothers, Mr.. Floyd Little
and wife and Mr.. Buster Little and
Mrs. B. F.. Little, their mother, all
from Wellman, Tex.
The Lttles have as their guests
this week Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Nc
Clish and Miss Martha McClish, of
BroWnsfcld. Tex, relatives of Mrs
little.
Mrs Ben Robertson spent several
days this week in San Diego.
Mrs. Marjorie Applcgatc and
daughter Jane left Friday morn
ing for Los Angeles to spend the
summer
Miss Iva Nell Odlc and Glenn
Shepard were married at Yuma
June |. Mr.. ard Mrs. Jay Trammcll
accompanied the young people and
returned to have breakfast at the
Trammcll home.
Mrs. John Bates is reported get
ting along fine after an operation
ard has left the hospital and at
present is with her mother in Ell
Centre
e l.. Campbell and ncire Gladly,
s5WayzH arc visiting i'll the valley
this week from San Diego.
The Bible School opened WcdneS-
day with twenty two children at
tending 1t will be held for two
weeks in Community hall.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10
Twice Told aIes
Club Meets at
Qanston Home
WESTMORLAND NOTES

The Twice Told Tales book club
met "Wednesday night at the home
OF Mrs. w. d. Cranston Mrs. Clar-
encc Walker, who was scheduled
to give the review, was i'll Mrs
George Hickcox, of the Present Day
club, took Mrs. Walkers place and
gave splendid review OF How
Green Was My Valley by Richard
llcWcllan. After tho current events
were heard, Mrs Cranston served
lovely refreshments to the members
ans tho guests The guests in
clndcd McSdames Pearl Brooks John
HaSson, Starr, Raleigh Lambe and
Frank Clcycngcr.
Mr. and Mrs John Woolry. who
make their home here during tho
winter months with their daughter.
Mrs. James Harvey. have gone to
Helmet. where they will be until
September. They were accompanied
by their three grandaughterS who
will spend their summer with them.
Rollar,l OStrander is home from
San Diego State for the summer
vacation
Westmorland will be host to the
League of municipalities on juno
Is at the WcStmorland grammar
school. Dinner will be served and
several fine speakers will be heard.
All of the Imperial Valley cities arc
represented at this meeting. all Of
iicials are asked to attend.
Those from WcStmOrland attend
ing the county council meeting OF
the American Legion. held at Ell
Centric, last Monday night, were:
Mrs. George Hickcox, Mrs. Cecilia
Du Frcnc, Mrs. Pearl RaineS, MIS-.
Theodore Cox Mr.. and Mrs. Raj
land OStander Mr.. John Hansen
and Mr.. Bob Rcecc. The WeStmor-
land Auxiliary joined in the Joint
installation.
Bob Rccce and John Hansen
went 10 Julian "Wednesday night
where they attended the Julian
I,Slion post meeting. Westmorland
intends to poin the Julian post for
Fourth of July celebration and
plans are being made for the affair.
The Well-Baby Clinic will meet
June 10. at the Harding school. The
hours will be from nine to twelve
only. All mothers of pre- school
thldrcn are urged In attend.
Mr.. Mary Edwards has returned
to WcStmOrland for a brief stay,
looking after her property Interests
here. Mrs Edwards has been stay
inc with her daughter III Pacolma
! since last November. She expects
to return in the fall and stay dur
me the winter.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10
$500 Halted in
Traffic Campaign

SACRAMENTO, June 10. up
State highway patrolmen stopped
more than $500 motor vehicles in
the Sacramento area during the
early morning hours Sunday, ar
rested 10 persons and issued 16O
warnings to drivers. as part of the
statewide campaign to promote safe
driving
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10

In additions to the two wing
machine guns. the plane has two
machine guns synchronized to fire
through the propeller. 1t carries
oxygen tanks and a heater to per-
NIT flying six miles up. The motor
is of 1000 horsepower.
Blue prints of the model were
expected TO arrive tomorrow, al
though the principal study will Gen.
ter on the component parts in re-
lationship to one another, as they
would be thrown together in actual
assemblage.
Ford's interest in mass produc-
ton of aircraft was stimulated by
President Roosevelts proposal for
a $4,000 planes-a-y year program. Ford
had asked to see a standard type
plane "as soon as possible and had
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10
JAPANESE VESSEL
RUNS AGROUND

MANILA. June 10-UP)-R C A
intercepted an SOS call today from
the 2,462-ton Tikugo Maru of
Tokyo which reporter it had run
aground on rocks near a bell buoy
off the island of Formosa. The
SOS said the vessel was leaking
, dangerously and required immedi-
ate assistance.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10
Brothers Injured
In Plane Crash

ELKO, New June 10 tUP)-Two
brothers, one a Kelso, Wash, lum-
herman, the other an Elko cowhand.
we're in the hospital here today
suffering from serious injuries as
result of the crash yesterday OF
a light airplane.
The brothers, Stanley Lyon, Kelso
amateur pilot, and Carl Lyon OF
Elko, had just taken off from the
Elko airport for a pleasure ride
when the motor failed. The plane
dropped from an altitude of only
SO feet and was badly damaged.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10
Greatest Frigidore Value Ever All These
Advantages Included at These Lou Prices!

famous Meter Miser Mechanism .
Exclusive Fila Safe Refrigerant
Stainless Chromium Shelves l.
Piece All Steel Cabinet . Automatic
Interior Light . Double Width
Dessert Tray Stainless Porcelain
in Food Compartment Satin
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10

Smooth Dulux Exterior Big
Quickube Ice Trays-with Automa
tic Tray Release and Instant Cube
Release on Every Tray . 5-Year
Protection Plan Against Service Ex-
Pense, backed by General Motors.
Plus Many Morei
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10

& l.. Campbell and ncire Gladly;
s5WayzH arr visiting III the valley
tbs week from San Diego.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10

Mrs. John Bates is reported get
ting along fine after an operation
ard has left the hospital and at
present is with her mother in Ell
Centre
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10

The Bible School opened Wcdnes-
day with twenty two children at
tending. 1t will be held for two
weeks in Community hall.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10

The Well-Baby Clinic will meet
juno 10. at the Harding school. The
hours will be from nine TO twelve
only. All mothers of pre- school
thdrcn are urged IN attend.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10

Miss Iva Neil Odlc and Glenn
Shepard were married at Yuma
June |. Mr.. ard Mrs. Jay Trammcll
accompanied the young people and
returned to have breakfast at the
Trammcll home.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-10

Rollard Ostrander is home from
San Diego State for the summer
vacation
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-19
English Calm as Bombs Fall,
London Woman Writes Friends

ing bombed. people would still be
calm, helpful and heroic. The Eng
fish speaking people will hold to-
gether till their day is won! As
you know, you say In your letter.
you must win Say, You will
win -
In such conditions OF war II IS
interesting to note, observes Mrs.
Quirk, the comment, we are at
last having our rooms painted. I
am so excited. How | do wish you
could come in and see them! Per.
haps you would hardly like to come
just at present but really It ism.
so bad"
Another reference showing the
lightheartedness and seemingly
carefree nature is. - went to the
theater last week-was II not
frivolous?-to see Dear Octopus
with Marie Tempest. She is a
great lady and a great actress and
] loved the play. The theater was
chock full. London is full.
Il must enjoin you not to believe
a word OF the news. particularly
about England. as It is travestied.
by the German liars. see IN
the paper that they put out their
version OF events first. We don't
hurry because We know that no
See ENGLISH CALM-Page 10
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-19
D0RM|TORY FOR
C0NVICTS OPENS
MANY coNVENfENcEs OF LIFE
AVAILABLE FOR SELECTED
INMATES

Saltwater. Mimi, Sept. 19-AP
Big Leo Utecht. the Minnesota
prison warden with a ready smile
that says beware" sets out again
today to prove that the way he
was brought up 10 handle conyicts
wasn't the right one.
On the 1000 acre prison farm, ad-
Joining the penitentiary Of nearly
400 men. Utecht opens a dormi-
tory without bars and many OF the
conveniences Of every day life for
a selected 100 odd conyicts
No sentry patrolled walls sur.
round the new $500 building. In
It prisoners may play table tennis.
billiards or listen 10 the radio AZ.
ter their days work They may
talk at meal times and At bed time
they retire 10 dormitory quarters
instead Of cells They may shave
with safety razors every day.
Only one guard stands by I'm day
time two at night. Evidently
Utecht will have $50 men there.
No softie. Utecht was raised in
prison life on the theory that 10
get along with the inmates you
had TO be tough He simply doesn't
believe H. Awhile ago he put
radio earphones IN every cell. The
dormitory life is his newest theory
in remaking broken men. He still
car be hard when the need arises
but mostly Utecht believes in re-
habIiitating men by making them
feel like living again.
The dormitory was set up for
men who, except for lack OF
job, could be paroled or men about
eligible 10 20 before the parole
board
The greatest value Of this dor
mitory lies In the fact II will be.
come proving ground for men
who want TO show they are ready
70 return 20 society and become
good citizens" explained the war
den.
In the past man has been
released az the close OF his SEN
tence and turned from a barred
cell into the world he gets no
chance 10 adjust himself and often
We find these men sent back 10 us
as repeaiers.
What they need IS a chance 10
work IN the outdoors. milking COWS.
raking hay. shipping machinery and
cultiyating corn. 10 prove first Of
all 10 themselves that they are
ready 20 become useful citizens
Again"