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Evening star., 1941-11-03
Churchill Downs

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000, claiming;
| High One tBodiouJ sou @a.20 l5uuu
| Anxiety Barber e.4O 5'uX
Little Kiss tBereer) o.4V
Also rsn@One Witch. Maxiekin. Bull
! dinger, True Star. Nice Goin' AgrlH0l0'
WinamAc.
Evening star., 1941-11-03
Rockinqhum Park

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claimlns'
Mon Doit tDattilol I3O 4.so ,2'sn
American Money Delara lou ~ 20
Old River tCraigl o'oo
Also ranIGaspar de Salo, sanoma.
Career Girl, Laurana Lyon. Noroton' County
Bond and Grandpas Boy.
Evening star., 1941-11-03
HuNs Statements Forwarded to Helsinki
Parachute Discovery Provides
HOPE for Ninth Man on Bomber

Stockton to Moffett Field. Nine
planes from Moffett Field were in
the air today in search OF the for
mer Clemson College boy.
Evening star., 1941-11-03
REICH REFUSES TO SETTLE FOR ROBIN MOOR
1ouse Passes District Rent Control Bill With Two Amendment,
Late News Bulletins
Navy to Build 50 Escort Ships for British

Navy to Build ~ Escort SHIPS TOR BRUSH
The Navy Department announced late today it had au-
thoed construction vessels for the United
Kingdom under leaseend allocaton They will be built IN
navy yards "a in Mare Island Calf II in Boston, IN
Puget Sound Wash, n Philadelphia The program
Is estimated to about S300000O00
Coal Conference Makes Little Progress
The Defense Mediation Board conferred today with
representatives of the c. o. United Mine Workers Union
and captive coal the issue of closed
shop but recessed until 10 tomorrow with
the basic positions of both sides unchanged In the
words of William H. Davis, board chairman.
Earlier Page A-1D
Japan Clearly Uneasy, Mackenzie King Says
OTTAWA P'-Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King,
Just visit with President Roosevelt told the
Canadian Commons today that Japan has clearly
uneasy prospect of taking military initiative in
the of the firm attitude displayed by the United States
Britain and the Netherlands indies
Earlier Story Page AD
100 Reported Shot by Nozis in Belgrade
LONDON P,-The Belgrade radio reported tonight that
alleged had been shot in the former
Yugosav capital today reprsa for attack on German
soldier. The broadcast was heard here by Reuters
Fierce Fighting in Crimeo, Kolinin Sector
Kalinn sector northwest of Moscow reported in the
night communicate the Moscow radio
Earlier Story Page AID
HuIFs Statements Forwarded to HeIsinkI
Legation said late today that it had trans
nitted HelSinkj OF Secretary or state HUI
press of efforts to induce Fin
land make peace with Russia and could make no comment
pending instructions from Helsinki
Earlier Story Page AID
Evening star., 1941-11-03
Races

Earlier Results, Rossvan's, Other
Selections and Entries for To-
morrow, Page FIX.
Evening star., 1941-11-03
Pimlico

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; Mary
land bred: 3-year-olds and upward; lie
miles. -. ,-o
Lauderkin tHarreln $50 500 2?n
Goober Lad tKieper) oeu .-2g
Challante (Remerscheid) 2oo
Time, :4o4s
Also ran-Fair Hero. Moalee and Legal
IiHht
Evening star., 1941-11-03

(See NEUTRALITY, Page 2-X0
Evening star., 1941-11-03
Weather Forecast

Cloudy. lowest temperature about 48 tonight:
tomorrow cloudy moderate temperature.
Temperatures today-Highest, SO, at HAS ans
lowest, 43, at 80 am; 81 at pm. 4
From the United States weather rureau Report. 81
Full Details Page A.. -
Evening star., 1941-11-03
Japan Clearly Uneasy, Mackenzie King Says
Fierce Fighting in Crimeo, Kolinin Sector

LONDON lPl-Fierce fighting in the Crlmea and the
Kalnn northwest of Moscow, reported in the
night communicate broadcast by the Moscow radio
Earlier Story Page AID
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
Desert Skeleton
Sill NameIess

Continued from Page One)
found the skeleton Tuesday and his
crew OF five men Friday led Hughes
and Deputy Sheriff Park Burritt to
The place where the skeleton was
lying half buried in the sand.
A physician estimated that the
skeleton was that of a white man,
possibly a Mexican, about five feet
,ioht inches in height. Hughes said
The skeleton was found near the
line frequently followed by persons
entering the United States from
Mexico illegally approximately
mile northwest of the place another
unidentified skeleton was found by
Robert Mccain in April 1910. 1t is
re- slble the men may have been
travelling together before death mys-
tariOusly overlook them in one OF
thc most isolated spots in Imperial
county.
Another unidentified skeleton was
found 10 miles northeast of inland
at the edge of the Chocolate noun
tainS by Frank Wallace last July
II. This skeleton was headleSS
I1dClINo otilNi Illi9 poooibiy
the unidentified man known to have
left inland with Carl BroWnell. an
other desert victim. The coat worn
by the skeleton was sold in Ell Paso,
Texas, IS years ago. In February
OF this year a skeleton was found
along the Colorado river 20 miles
south of Blythe This skeleton, too,
rpr.nr WAS identified
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
Civic Chieftdns
Blost Lethor9y

Continued from Page One)
.lu4s.
He ca,.cd upon Imperial county
supervisors to accept the truth OF
he ott-repeated statement that
rarvthlne that helps the whole
..Uey l., he county's business" ;" anG
lie county owes Il TO the valley
70 provide funds for promotlonal
projects.
Cook vas followed in rapid sue
le->lon by other officers and men,
bcys of the Associated chamber
Who. with a single exception, echoed
tha retiring presidents bitter de
nMciauon OF the "do-nothlng at
tlrUac Of the organization.
Fern Young of CaleXico said the
work u the aviation committee
ana me lack OF cooperation Within
tnc Associated chamber OF COM
merce. Is a glaring example of the
oy-an.lat.on's lethargy.
H sad the chamber had allowed
ne aviation group only $50 to con-
G"c' an ambitious survey looklne
-awagt obtaining an aviation school
and commercial air service for the
"a.!cE. and described the appropria-
,.on as ridiculous"
He said the committee members
had had to dig into their pockets
q finance the survey, and reiterat-
ed that the county government
should have interested itself to the
extent Of providing funds for this
Wurs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
Associated Group
Asks Pri0riiies
To Help Farmers
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page OneD
of Production Management, TO Sen
atOrS Johnson and DOWney. to Rep.
Ed Y. Isaac, 70 the department OF
agriculture and to President ROOSc-
yclt asking Tor a prioritics rating
that would enable the valley to
obtain these necessities.
Other business taken up by the
committee:
E. L. Cain of Westmorland pro-
posed Il resolution requesting the
war department. to station cavalry
unit in the valley to replace the
1lth cavalry, soon TO move to Fort
Lockett
Charles Nice of BraWlcy asked
the committee to mauguratc 4
movement that would return con-
troll of the Board OF Trade to the
Associated chamber from the county
board OF supervisors, which he
charged is using the trade group
as a buffer"
John DonOhuc of FL Ccntro told
the committee that Imperial ValleE
possesses "OMc OF the flncSt assets
in the country III Saiton sea, which,
properly advertised, could be made
nationally famous
He said the county board of su-
pervisors had a stake IN this as
set. and proposed that the county
be requested to provide funds tor
advertising it,
Fern Young proposed the appoint
lncnt of an Associated chamber cOm-
mitten to work closely with the ST.
pcrvisOrs IN tie preparation OF 4
count budget Tor valley advertise
ing.
The Chambers treasWcr's report,
submitted 70 the executive commit
tee, showed Disbursements Tor the
pas; year OF S4l9. and cash ON haud
as of September 26 OF $G74.
The committee approved IN APP
preparation o. $la0 to comp.yta
brl"ts for sJlhal. Ion to The aero
nautcs administration N the yal-
ley'a petition IOr commercial ar
service.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
NiGh& School TO
Open on monday

Is a course designed to prepare ap-
plicants for civil service eXamlna-
tons and another is the Red Cross
course in home nursing, available
for the first time.
For those who wish to prepare
themselves for jobs, beginning
courses in shorthand, tipping. book
keeping aud business English are
offered. whiic for those who wish
to improve their work or prepare
themselves for higher positions, ad-
yanccd courses in accounting, typ
ing and shorthand are available.
IN addition courses in public
speaking, radio art, physical educa-
ton for men and women, and the
various shop courses are offered.
All those interested in these class
cs are to meet Oct 6, Monday, at
7:30 o'clock in the high school audi.
tOrlum.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
Rambling Reporte.

tContrued from PAGE o."
care in LOOKING aftcr ~ as'rs.s-
bile He went on reco:d a oe..z
first class car iooi;cr atteI N -.
opinion
AT Il:30 pn. t7s n. -. .". :.
I'd The crowd ua'ke< -. =.
srect Thc street. "o.s -. :. ..-
serted eXcep, f. . - .#-
parked a. Tie cu.u- =. So -.
the street
Now see ths.e Y.-.- --as.
What dld I teu 5.- ssn.- ..
those people lef, re. lsaG.-s.
burning Pure ne----e@ts H.
what il IS. pare ne--IeoH :.
.roup moved IL d BOD ..Ae#. . -.
with hcadhgh.e :a.r-.T A.rss....=
That C.e}:o.s' -. -
mine. Yo1A- aase.ta< = =.
leared thc "a. = - aas...
almost cow Tae> .a...a -s..=
ihe car
1t Is mlne. Yol.2 .o@...
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
Roosevelt ScornS
'Feur Preachers

mission n one of car ANSWERS Ia
tsr ae.ycsser5 who Woold strike a
81" liberty
VIII every new ship he added.
shlNWcrkCyS of America are 'str!k-
ms a tclllne blow at the menace
10 our nation and tn" liberty OF
tae free peoples Of the world
The president called particular
attention To The ). s. Patrick Hem
y. launched at Baltimore which Is
the first anti of the liberty fleet
10 come Of the WAYS. He said the
vessel named ter the famed revo-
Mtionary war statesman. 'renoWs
that great patriots stirring de
mand:
give me liberty or give me
death
There shali be no death for
America. Tor democracy, for free
dom" Mr. Roosevelt concluded.
There must be liberty, worldwide
and eternal. this is our prayer
or pledLe to all mankind. ~
The presidents brief address was
trst mad" public at a. m. when a
transcription was played for guests
and Wol kmeu attenGlng the launch
IN of a CO CARGO vessel. the Sur
prise. at the Chester, Pa. Yards
of the Sun Shipbulding & Dry
deck Co.
The speech later WAS to be repro
duced for similar GATHERINGS at
shlpyards on both coasts and on
the Gulf
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
Scientist Becomes
Human Guinea PiQ

cCOntlnued from Page One
dcutrons or atomic bullets, , which
emerge from the cyclotron. Activity
of the rays is short lived so that
normal tissues are unharmed.
DR.. Rosanoff believes he has bet
ter than d fifty-ffty chance of re-
cCVery, maybe sixty-iorty or maybe
seventy thirty, its IN the laps Of
the gods" He VIII undergo a third
operation Oct Is at the University
Of California hospital in San Fran
cisco TO study progress OF the treat
ment.
The tumor, known technically as
giant-celled sarcoma, peculiarly
attacked the leg muscle rather than
the bone. 1t grew rapidly to the
size Of two doubled fists but has
been shrinking slightly since th"
treatment br"au
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28

WASHINGTON. sept y up.
r.. =. - &ee~.1sH. syosniua Amcr-
##sr asc.th tie gospel o;
49,. promised Il protection for
't.a An.efrla MrsehInt marine te-
cat ~ er raGc GaGs"ced to Il neE
s....,. Ws:eh sld' down The way> O.
>...s&a.u> ou oo,H coasts IL The
FL: -, aa>s .au@1Ane >3ncc tie
..ss. Ws.U nar
sa>!Gsat> address NaS II,
#..a .aa. q liberty fleet daY
r..-c.su by .hc maritime cenml,-
.Os 4. aA.rgtmee, ot the tlre,
.a,as.l.as> q. 1nits ot thc 3l2 new
,us3-.&st tHas liberty cargo ships
W Americans Is 4 whole. the
".s,.de>. SAID. "eann2; listen to
..s - ~ Americans VINO preach
..r lo>ael Of tear-=Who say i'll el-
ty.. ..u. ,nc> ave >.lll II favor of
:.,.a.a. y. lie sea- bat who would
..ts ,s# United tatH> tie up our
N...~..~ - CUs ports.
Isa; ATTITUDE i neither truthful.
a,. :,He>.
" "SAN.>e thar these >llpS sail
... .tas Is they axe intended to.
". a.o1s>c % the bc-. O. our abil-
e.. ~ 2ro'tc; them from torpedo.
.".# -hea ~ .rom bomb.
Declining tia, ne growth and
r..sn,..fy ot The nation had been
a-JH.y dependent on high sea-
commerce aud general freedom Of
.., ,.as. The president described
;hr bui.dinI program Of the navy.
~ veil Is Of the maritime COM
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
I\TERLOCUTORN Dc Ri
CRANTFD

An interIocUtor> G.so,es ~ ...
was granted ii sapc.4o, CO., -
day to LoWs S Huad.,-.a. -. ...
SAT- aeaInS; loi~ Ha9.. H.@..-
son. They Wcro a.ar!.el :. \ .....
March s. 1885 he sac. a;.a -ce d.
sorted hlm J3,y Is. -. H.. IT,
son asked tie couu - -~-.. ...
wife permission L. .e~.a.s IL ..
her maldcu Hame. ...> !-~se:..
Eoueh A property >ette2.s... ~.
alranEc5 by &c ooao.s
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
SUPERVISORS FLAYED

He charged that the board OF Su-
peryisors had hidden behlnc the
Board of Trade-"a weak sister
which he described as nothing more
nor less than "a buffer" used by
the supervisors to say No to every
thing involving the expenditure OF
county money.
Young proposed that the Board
of Trade be put back where 1t
belongs" as a part of the ASSoclat-
ed chamber of commerce. His pro-
posal, he said, will be brought up
formally at the chambers BraWley
meeting next month.
YOung'S CaStigatiOn of the smoke
screen" tactics of the board OF SUI
pervisorS was taken up and enlarg-
ed upon by Charles Nice OF BraWley.
He charged that early in the
present year. the Board of Trade
had asked the supervisors for an
appropriation of $4,000 to finance
a program to exploit the advantages
of the valley, anG When the time
came TO hold hearings on the re-
quest. mot a single member of tins
organization showed up to support
the Board of Trades demands
He said that the supervisors fin
ally had allowed the trade group
the paltry sum of $500, and that
the Board of Trade delegation came
out of that meeting like whipped
dogs with their tails tucked between
their legs
They Will tell you that to pro-
vide funds for advertising the valley
would threaten an increase in taxes,
Well, let's have a tax increase, If
it will help business. To make mon
ey, you've got to spend money
OPPOSITION REPRESENTED
The only member present to take
up the Cudgel IN opposition to the
chambers Selt-crltlcS was a hay
buyer identified as Harvey. He in
dicated he was opposed to the eX-
pendlture of any substantial sums
for advertising or exploitation.
Quick TO take exception to Har-
veys stand was John Donohue of
SCrbed as a concrete example OF
how the valley had been forced to
take a back seat because Of the
Associated chambers apathy
DOnohuc said that just recently,
a large corporation was actively IN
tereSted in locating a flax crushing
mill here and had invited the
chamber to confer with higher-ups
in San Francisco.
But we did nothing" he said,
''beCause it required the expense
of a dclegatiOn to San Francisco
and a few kilograms 10 various Of
ficeS Of the corporation. And the
Associated chamber of commerce
couldn't afford the expense.
Phoenix had the money, and did
Mt mind spending 1t. Phoenix sent
the delegation TO San Francisco.
Phoenix sent the kilograms TO f.
PaSO and Chicago.
Phoenix got the flax crushing
mill
so Imperial Valley is shipping
its flax to Phoenix TO be prOCcssed.
KIPF TAKES OVER
Following the series of unprcc-
edented criticisms, President Kipf
accepted the gaVel from Cook, anG
his first Officia! act was 10 appoint
a committee to work out financ-
ing Arrangement for the forthcom-
ing ycar
The committee, headed by Dono-
hue, includes j B. Snyder, Fern
young, Leo Watts Charles Nice,
Paul jenkins, Baxter LoVcland and
j. d: Thompson. .'....-
DOnohuc was instructed to work
out a detailed plan for financing
an intensive advertising program, for
submission to The chamber at its
BraWloy meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
CHARGED WITH 6 .AME
LAW VIOLATIONS

Milton Green. 53-year-old Negro
saloon keeper of BraWley, Was re-
leased from the county iail at G:2=
pm. Friday after he paid a $50 fine
imposed for violating state gamt
laws. He was arrested by gamt
Wardena in the Holtvillc area.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
OBTAINS DIVORCE

An interlocutOrX divorce oees.t
was granted IL super!o~ cor, s.
urday 10 Marjorie 5a"-ca -. -
hue in her suit against Joa. W
Lam Donohue She Va --a..e--
permission 70 resume Use OF -
maiden name. Marjorie Janice H
ris. She charged DoroEae y. e
treme cruelty.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
Scanning
News Horizon
WIDOW APPOINTED
ADMINISTR ATRIN

MIS- MIlGrcc Au@Ha VI u. n
late Jesn, J. AaaNa .: {. -.
Taday was appointed aaunat..
trx OF The AuaNa c-.a.s A..
dled Intestatc SEPT II, s..
crowned whon lr ca r.a... -.
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
DEPUTY SHERIE /
RESIGNS

John Crouser. Gcp..s -.s:... -
toned al Wln;crnaten :. ~e1t@
Years. resigned FRIDAY is .c,.g.1-
ton was scheduled q tosaHc e.
1ectlve Oct : He planneo = e@ze .s
in ranchlnc ard SOCK -,->.:.-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
CANVASS PLANNED

County defense boards will con-
suit each farmer personally to
meet a December l slgn-up dead
line. the board announced.
Although production OF Califor-
MAS speciality crops will be stepped
uD. a reduction Will be sought in
wheat and cotton growers viii be
asked to obserVeaHreSent plantin5
allotmcntS. No increase is decided IN
numbers of cattle or sheep.
Cattlemen are advised to improve
the average quality OF herds by
cullng. and to increase their 1912
slaughter by % per cent over the
1910 figure.
Goals set by the board include:
An increase of 100000 dozen
more eggs in 1912, a gain of 10 per
cent over estimated 1941 produc-
ton.
An increase in pork production
of 3,500000 pounds III 1912 over
1910 to be accomplished by saving
eight per cent Of this years fall
pig crop and - per cent of next
springs crop.
A gain OF eight per cent i'll milk
production over 1871, partly through
building up the number of milk
COWS, but mostly through better
feeding
A 2O000-acre increase in Land
devoted to commercial truck crops
for fresh market shipment, WITH
a normal increase" in commercial
truck crops for processing.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
OFFICER WILL WISH
CAMP SEEIEY

Lieut. Col DoHa.c ! So. IL
tcllieence Officer fron. lie Ia. o..
Genera De W.; coa.H.aH..
the Fourt: Amy. W.. ~. Ca...,
Seeley mex; "Wednesday -. -
Camp Moreno ;he "eE. O.. II
making Z routine VIZ.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
WILL MANAGE OIL
COMPANY BRANCH

A. F. Spring Was a..-e a".:.. .
manager 10Y The Standard =. -
pany TO take the p.aee @. ! .
Lewis. the company .:....;s..c.
Saturday
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28

Night school classes will open Al
OCT {, with special COURSES added
to the curriculum this year, Guy
A. Weaksy, district superintendent
and Central prnclpal announced
Saturday.
-sOne of the innovations this year
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
CHARGED WITH DRUM
DRIVING

Bob Fox g.. NO >..o E. = ..
miner. was arvcs,e5 - !. laa'.s
Frday night on a csas-r =. a.s.:' ..
driving He Was taken ,u ...e s=1-.
L Jail to await cOU~' N~as"0as...-
California Highway Pa..o.2..& 4.
Eisgard arrested n.8
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
NOTICE FILED

A notice OF intention = "......
vas filed with Cou.:E C.e.. u =
McClelland Saturday bI kor'.. ...
T. Haman. % SaH B.r.ar1!nc
mould maker. anc Ma u Grs--
seld. 81. deputy co&r;E o.. G: S.
BenarGluO county.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
arm
Pld N IN ed

BERKELEY, Cal. Sept. 27. oUP>
Food for Freedom goals affect
ing virtually every aGrlcultural en-
tcrpriSc in the state were announced
today by the California Defense
beard of the u. S. Department of
Agriculture. The board scheduled Il
conference here next Wednesday of
federal state and county leaders
to coordinate an increased produc-
ton program.
The goals were set III a tWo-day
meeting of the board, and will en-
phasize increased production Of
milk. eggs and hogs IN 1912. THESE
products are vital to assure adc-
quatc protective foods for defense
workers in the U. S. and to fill
selectivc food quotas promised Great
Britain under the lend-lCase agree
mcnt," Secretary Dave Davidson
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-28
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