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Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
Drafted Fire Eater
Keeps in Practice

CAMP SAN LUIS OBISPO, Cal,
July 16 (UP) = Private Floyd Car
=
ter, 23, in civilian life was a pro-
fessional fire eater for a circus. Now
he's assigned to an army bakery
unit.
"Just to amuse his comrades of
company A, 98th quartermaster bat
talon, Private Carter gives his
lungs a workout on cold mornings
by starting fires in the pits of the
16 field ovens,' the camp public
relations office reported today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16

known by that name during the
many years he lived in Mexicali
and Winterhaven where he owned
and operated saloons and amuse-
ment resorts.
1t was revealed in testimony in
court Tuesday that Louis Miller
sometimes known as Louis Turner.
the adopted father of Marie Their
esa, was a twin brother of Frank
Miller. Miller at birth was said to
have been named Frank Louis and
his twin was named Louis Frank
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
Paris Newspapers
Persecute Jews

VICHY, July 16. (UP) = Paris
newspapers today began a campaign
to prohibit Jews from bathing in
the same water as Aryans at such
famous beaches as Deauville and
Biarritz.
Newspapers demanded that swim
ming pools and river beaches near
Paris be closed to Jews on the ground
that since July Jews have been
forbidden to have any contact with
Aryans. 1t was argued that contact
included use of the same bathing
water.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
RED COUNTER ATTACKS STALL NAZ| DRIVE
Manila Bay
Entrance Mined

MANILA, July 16 UP) -
United States naval authorities
announced today that the en-
frances to Manila Bay and near
by Subic Bay would be dangerous
after daybreak tomorrow because
contact mines would have been
sOwn.
After the time specified, it was
said, entrance to and departure
from Manila Bay would be per-
missable only during daylight
hours.
At the same time, the navy an
nOunced, private craft will be
barred from the United States
naval area of Subic Bay.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16

JdilCu az JllCll llldAlllllilll SlItllS u
by retaining selectees, national
guardsmen, and reservists in service
for duration of the emergency.
Meantime, President Roosevelt
emphasized administration appeals
for congressional approval of wal
department recommendation that
the present one year limitation upon
service of these troops be removed.
Mr.. ROOSEVELT told a press confer
ence yesterday that discharge of
the troops at this time would cause
serious disintegration of the armed
forces. He pointed out that the
army now is one of the
smallest in the world.
Wadsworth, who was among con-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16

adopted parents from relatives of
the adopted parents. She may in
herit from her adopted parents but
not through them, he said.
When Thompson declared a nom
suit in the case of Marie Theresa,
the battle over the estate of Frank
Miller, sometimes known as Frank
Gaal, between Kathryn Susie Beck
with and Ray Hernandez, who claim
a half interest each, and Edwin Gale
who alleged he is a brother of Mil
Ter.
The late Frank Miller was always
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16

gressional leaders summoned TO the
White House Monday to hear Gen.
George c. Marshall, army chief 0f
staff, explain "off the record" why
the United States must retain the
troops, felt that congress ultimately
would be convinced by the facts"
that such a step is necessary. He
did not feel that the proposal could
pass the house today. however
He estimated that as high as 80
per cent Of the strength Of some
army units would be lost by release
of the restricted service troops
You wouldn't take six men off a
football team in the middle OF the
season." the Republican said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
D AMB!!Ne AAn!n!s
u EpoRTER

A Dark Horse
w. A. Scheniman's appearance
in a pair of dark glasses this week
occasioned no comment until some
one peeked behind the glasses.
WOW! What a sinner!
1t was a sinner of all sinners and
almost too great for one human
eye to accommodate. When queS-
toned, Scheniman declared he had
spent the weekend at his cabin
in the mountains and prepared to
let it go at that
But how did you get the Shiner?'
GVarious and sundry friends, relatives,
customers, acquaintance, and enc
mics insisted Backed into a con-
versational corner, Scheniman ex-
.-plained.
y He said he had taken his valuable
colt to the mountains so that Wor-
shipped piece of horseflesh will suf-
fer no sufferingS from the heat.
while / was in the mountains
Scheniman said, Il was looking at
the colts hoof The colt brought
up its knee and hit me in the eye.
The eye turned black
That story sounded well to every
one but horseman of which there
are many in Imperial Valley. The
approved manner of looking at a
horses hoof is to approach the
horse rearWards and not 'front.'
wards, thus avoiding any possibili-
ty of a black eye.
If that is SO, and the horsemen
declare all trained horsemen will
back them up, what does that make
Scheniman?
!. And another thing. Will beef
LSteak get him in shape to preside
without dark glasses at Rotary club
Thursday?
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
weygand Named
Leader in Algeria

VICHY, July 16 CUP) - Gen.
Maxine Weygand, Vichy command
er in chief in Africa, has been
named governor general of Algeria
succeeding Admiral Jean Abrial, an
official communique announced to-
night. sk
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
Apologies To Bob Hays

A typographical error in this pub
lication Tuesday sent the thermo-
meter to 119 degrees at noon in
stead of the official 100 degrees.
The proof reader wishes to make
a public apology to Bob Hays of
the chamber of commerce for send
Continued on Page 6; Col. a
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
1st Round Over
I'm EStute Bait G

Marie Theresa 23 adopted daughter of dead brother
of the late Frank Miller barred late Tuesday from
participation in the battle the Miller estate.
Judge Vaughn N. Thompson in Imperial county su-
peror court ruled that the provided adopted child
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
\ New Greeting

The Rev. Dr.. George w. Thomas,
who always insists upon suiting his
greetings to the occasion, welcomed
all comers Wednesday with this
honey:
How are you stewing?"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
Japanese Cabinet
Resigns en- Bloc

TOKYO July 16. (UP)-The cabinet of Premier Prince
Fummaro Konoye resigned bloc today and it was ind-
Gated that strong centralized cabinet which army
and navy leaders will be predominant would take the
government Foreign Minister Yosuke MatsuOka did not
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
u. s. Declared on
Nuzi Timetable

WASHINGTON July 16. (UP)-Rep James w Wads
WORTH r. N Y warned today that the United States can
not afford the illusion that is excluded from the
fully planned timetable of the German army.
He urged in interview that the armed forces be main
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
Rioters Hurt in AFL; CIO
Pitched Bottle in Ohio
IT Was Terrible Thing to See. Says
Witness Who Watched AFL Members
Charge Warehouse, Drive Our Laborers

Cleveland, July 16 (UP)-Several hundred workmen
members of rival American Federation of Labor and Con-
of Industrial organization unions engaged in vO
lent street battle today at the warehouse of steel fabr
eating plant. number of men reported injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
Germans Confess
Sow ct Assaults
For First Time
Berlin Still Insists Sovie+s Turned
Back with Bloody Losses But Reports
Become More Confusing on War Status
= By UNITED PRESS

Russian counter attacks possibly the greatest of the
% day old appeared to be in progress Wednesday
the vital fronts protecting the Lenngrad Moscow
and Kev For the first time since the opening of its ofens
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
BASEBALL
BY UNITED PRESS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati .......... 010 010 101-4-13-2
New York ....... 401 010 10x-7-10-0
Walters, Thompson & West; Car
penter, Schumacher g. Hartnett,
Danning.
First Game)
Pittsburgh .......... 900 100 000-1-8-0
Boston ................ Oil 900 11x-4-9-0
Lanning, Bowman &Lopez; Tobin
6, Mazi.
Pittsburgh ............................ Oo1 O03 0
Boston 020 100 0
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
PuvroII Boost Forced on
District by Defense Jobs
BRINGS Mater Toll Hike
25 Per Cent Increase in All Water
Sold by lid Wi|lMee+ Most Of Salary
Ad ditions TO Prevent Loss Of Men

Irrigation district water tolls will increase 25 per cen
August l.
By vote of to the district board late Tuesday rails
ed the tolls from SO cents foot to 62 IL
an foot from 81 per foot to $125 pei
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-16
TEMPERATURES

Maximum Tues. 1l3; Minimum
Wed. 80; s pm. Tues. 1O9, Hum. AZ
s am. Wed. 80, Hum. no reading.
Noon Wed. 1I0, Hum %.
l.. A. Hay L.. 5. NO. 1 SI8-19;
u. S. No. 2 leafy I. V. $16.5O- 1850.
No. 2 S14.5O-15.5O; Mpls. Sept flax
$685..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
Sirloin Steak
ID. Sic
Standing Rib Roast
OF Beef
lb. 27c
Baked Ham
Shank Hall
b. 27hc
IT PAYS TO SHOP AT PACKERSl

Sliced Bacon wrapped Il ID. pkg. lie
Bacon, sugar cured, in piece ID. 21c
Bacon Squares, sugar cured ID. Ice
Sliced Bacon, sugar cured lib. layer &c
Frankfurters, skinless ID. 19c
Ring Bologna or Club Franks lib. tic
Pure Kettle Rendered Lard 2 lbs. 27c
Oysters, Standards, Id. Sic
Ocean Perch Fillets Id. 19c
Gatherings lob. Pail $1.29
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
leg OF Genuine
SPRING LAMB
Id. Csc
LAMB CHOPS
Shoulder Cut
lb. 23c
Pork Chops
Lower Cuts
ID. 21c

Pork Steak, round bone cut ID. Csc
Fresh Spare Ribs Ib. Ice
Lean Boiling Beef lb. lie
Pot Roast of Beef, lower cut lb 1712c
Fresh Ground Beef Id. 17c
Veal Chops, shoulder cut Id. &c
Leg of Milk Fed Veal ID. 22c
Fresh Dressed Chickens lb. 21c
Sugar Cured Smoked Picnics Id. 23c
Neck Bones or pig feet, fresh lb. 6la
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
Literary Club
 Christnaas Party

Festive holiday decorations were used yesterday afternoon for the annual Christmas party of the Bunker Hill Literary association which was held at the Bunker Hill church rooms.
 Miniature figures of the Holy Family and the Shepherds adorned the mantle. A small Universal tree was decorated with symbols representing the customs of all na- tlonA
 During the afternoon Miss Fred Higgins, Mrs. Pierre Cowles, Mrs, T. H. Webersins and Mrs. 1T. g. platt led the group In the singing of carols, after which the members received the gifts which had been arranged on . silver Christmas tree
 Mrs. Oscar warner and Mrs. Ed win J. Rockwell welcomed the forty members and their guests. Mrs Franklin Daniels and Mrs. !. R Putnam presided at the teA table Mrs. Lawrence Butterfield, chair. man of the social committee, served with the assistance of Mrs. Leon Drake, Mrs. Charles P. Welton, Mrs Walter Baldwin, Mrs. Charles Mc- Burney and Miss Freda Higgins Mrs. William T. Manning and Mrs William Leggett designed tho trees and decorations.
 At . short business meeting Q committe in charge of Miss Miriam Rhodes was appointed to sponsor the carol singing by the Bunker Hill Girl Scouts for shut.ins of the neighborhood. A collection was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
Guild For Blind
 To HoIdDinnet

A Christmas dihhef f6f aii Of tie blind of this city atid vicinity vii ks held tomorrow afternoon 6t i o'clock fin the Basement 6f tiie fhiE ina6t1ate Conception 6tiuf6ii,
 inc affair is being sponsored by the 6ath6li6 GtHld f6f the Blffid with Mrs Edward tl 66hiafi Rs setis efa1 GhAiff1afil a
 Mrs, f. r. Lynch heads tiie dinner committee, End fs befflk ass sisted by Mildred tTffihah, Mafy Schmidt, Mrs. J6fffi r. Barry, Maf1 Mtilcafy, MAe Mcfsefifia, Mfsy E E. Guilbeft, Mrs. Wifisfi bwyef, Ms. E. r. G6filAfi, Mrs, 6fafleS Melville, Mrs. Joseph Skefftt, AhfiA M6i Mah6n, Edward fl 66h1ail aild Haf6id BaffieS,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
State President Addressed Women

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
JMaEOv Girl Se0AAft
 Party Held T0Aea

Eight 1hunAEed tJNnior members of &lle 1sateEbNry Girl scouts will Atr tend the annual Christmas party Aha6 AEaEHocp At f:A6 Oisl0Sk At
 Temple HaN
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 ',IEile cast pf file play ancll1ees Helen Bussl0W, Reatkice DNmEe, 4rene AEelch, Eileen Daly teannette BrpdepF and Hrelle SanglQrd.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
DiPfe0p0Rte Society
 Observes H0tiday

Fae Ladies' Auxiliary 0f the PTiIl- lGi9e Di Piepao opteI Society Of which NfTs, J9sepblIle R Prtpao is pres EdIept VII hold its Ehristplas party At Ahe hApeFty Hap t0pp0rroW After fiRQ0p fiRQ0p St z P m
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 M 0f tue 0ehcers and members 0f 3he plelps S0Glety VII be eXpeet- 7' Qhcerg of tl,e mems society An- elNAe, MiehRe Dt Prip1i0, recently elected pEesldeJnJ Joseph Aa Porta, 53lce TpTesi depD DonleIiac Eapp0lle, 0gat9r; Steve RailloEe, treasYEer; Hohp PietEoEoia, A1agleial kecEetary; gaIsk Hibiqe0, Fec9Eding seeEetaryl Albert ZeoH, AIad Frank Eza, sick HalIAgs; Frank Masselh, Joseph Dapee end AlbeIt Heoh kFpstees; E0Ap VRleHto Rlld Michael Happone, G0s0r beavers Vipcepzo DageEsa 8yatq5 RT G0ttisF0, society Physi' he society voted to pArchase $500 worth q y, E, Aefense bonds,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
Junior Republic Receives
 Proceeds or Charity Ball

H9wlaBd, gFg MF, and Mrs, Ed wiR E, Hpht, 5Fa WalteF A, Wal lRee, M HeninWay MeFFlInaH, .gFp BhaFles II, Bofsegy Audrey Mc,r he8d AHa M, end MS Frederic E. Kelt0ggi
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
Children Entertain
 At Christmas Party

The P1atts Mills Community ciu6 held it's aflftiai Christmas party last plight in the Auditorium Of the BfiS~ t0l Company
 Several Of the children entef1 tained with songs, dance acts and poems. They WTes SandfA Austin Frederick Baker, Jf., Russell E60S erts, Joan Litlm6f, Ge6feanT6 Atts4 tin, Joan Pf0nov6St, Pauline Mcs Lean, Benjan1ifi Dempsey, Betty Dempsey, Eleanor Alvey Cofsta tafice Rafl16y, Gertrude and Wfll6tta 9tein1e, Virginia Wlifnak, Lorraine Dessefatnt, Lorraine Pf0n6vost, Irene Alvey. Richard Morrison, GaEl oiyf Shea, James sh6a and Marcia Welch. Marcel Pf0n0voSt was AfI% fIOtfflCef,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
Patrons Announced
 For Holy CyeSs ciGb

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
Women V0keyS Meet
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Announcement Is made of tue birth of a daughter, Elizabeth Marie to MT, and MFs, Daniel Bartholomew of Ashley street, Dec, l4th at St, MaFyIs hospital,
 MT, and Mrs, John Moshka of Plank Road announce the birth of 2 s9p, John Henry, on December i5, at the Waterbury Hospital, Mrs, M9sbka Is the former Helen Kuch- inskk
 David Brady, q student at Niagara university, has arrived to spend the holidays with his parents, MT, and Mrs, Michael Brady of Washington street.
 MT, and Mrs, JaHles H, Meshan gre now residing ip New Hayep Mrs, MeshHa IS the former Rath- eFine Bobbin Of this city,
 pr, apd Mrs, EdWard J, Godfrel Of Willow street have with them fol the holidays, their daughter; Ann, { student at Cornell university,
 MT, and Mrs, Albert z, Lusher q Fewer Road gre entertaining thsil dsughteF, Miss Evelyn Lllsber, student at th 2 ] Kathefipe Gibbl School tp New York,
 MT, and Mrs, Frederick B, Wi. Hams, Jry former residents Of Rsy street, are now Fesidipg ip Middle. bury,
 Mrs, Johp Y, Lewis of Kellogg street has returned from Rochester N Yy where she was visiting Witf her sister, Mrs, Frederick Kpowltcp
 Middlebury College students home for the Christmas holidays include RepJaplip F, Bradley Of Chester aYepue, Thomas F, CTuess oi Madison street William MaTgo, As of Plaza avenue, George [
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Tn an afternoon ceremony bef4 formed at her home, Miss Myfetta Clark Of Watert6wn Avenue will be- come the bride Of Francis |. Kobens Of Hartford.
 Reverend W. Moreton owen, pass tor emeritus of the Bunker Hiil Congregational Church will unite the couple at four o'clock
 The bride4elect, the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Wallace II. Clark, will have as her matfon Of honor and only attendant, her sister, Mrs. Tl Wesley Hickox of New Britain. The groom m4t0sb6 will De attended by An drew ]. Piegott Of Hartford A small reception will follow At the Clark residence.