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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-04

Two men who can work from u until Q
pm. evenings per week, with initiative,
ambition and intelligence. who are neat in
appearance and have an excellent per-
Sonalty. To these men offer a most
unusual opportunity. Our present men Of
this CALDER are earning over $50 wk. II
you feel that you can qualify and own an
NJ vourSelf Rny "a c+or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-04

FURNITURE and household goods Of all
kinds We pay highest cash prices.
Don't sell until you call North $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-04

Capitals Largest Guest House Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave RIM. 217 RE 514O.
SMALL GUEST HOUSE, good NV. loca-
ton; 10 rooms 3 baths oil heat: rent,
500; garage; fine furniture. large yards,
good Income. 81 nnn down
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Mexican Senator
Flags u. s. Films

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 20. up
Sen. Fernando Amilpa today ur2ca
a senatorial Investigation CT Unitet
States film producers whom hi
charged with obstructing the de-
lelopment of the Mexican fin lii
duStry.
The charge apparently resulted
from the strike developments il.
the motion picture industry Mem
bers of the Mexican Cinema Unior
are on strike against three major
United States distributors here, 81
simultaneously seeking a settlement
OF increased WAGE demands With
five other distributors
Amilpa said that United Statey
tllm producers are taking from lG
to IS million pesos about S2.000000
to $30000o0D profits annually from
the federal district alone He add
cd that they arc obstructing the
Mexican tilm industry and prevent
ing it from realizing large profits.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Battle for HI ieV
Still Under WdV

Continued from Page One)
Baltic Island Of Vormsi tWorms)
and Mahu Moon and attacked the
heavily fortified Island of Oesel.
Tie islands are important Russian
bases Oft the EStonian coast. The
Red ar force had used them as
bases 70. attacks on Berlin and
other German targets.
On the south, the Red army of
tae Ukraine under Marshal Semyon
Budeany battled to save troops that
Berlin estimated at 100000 from a
German pincerS east of Kiev and
10 throw up rev defense line
before kharkoy and the Donets
basin. The Germans reported offic-
.ally that the KEY garrison had sur
rendered after heavy street fight
ing
The German attacks on the Baltic
Island bases where the Russians
reported they had destroyed thou
sands OF Nazi troops last week. were
the most spectacular operations on
the eastern front, but the Nazi of
ferslFe in the south still was the
mos important and provided the
greatest threat to the Soviets.
INDUSTRIES IN PATH
The main Russian war industries.
the big OH pipe line running from
the Caucasus to Nikitovka in the
Donets BASIN, the oil fields them
selves aid the trend of the entire
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
u. 5. Attorney in
Film Labor Probe

,EEW YORK, Sept. 20. up
I { Attorney Matthias F.. Correa,
mo eGufIr,ed Movie Producer JOS
rfH Il .5chcncK of income tax
eEa.;on and obtained the indict-
mont al movie labor union presi-
co. Ge0r 2" F. Browne on a $3.50
600 cXtoltlon charge disclosed to-
GA; Tia he still was conducting a
broad Investigation Of the film IN
dustrS
Correa said the inquiry was con-
linulng after Brownies attorney
lied motion in federal court tc
quash a subpoena for the records
Of tie International Alliance ol
Theatrical State employees ,AFL}.
Of which Browne Is president. His
tr4al VII begin Oct q
He has been ordered 10 produces
before federal grand jury records
pertaining to the weekly assess
mont .cled a2aInst the 25,00G
members OF ms union The assess
ucnt IL NO per cent OF each men,
Der wages
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21

war in the Near East this winter
may depend on the ability of Bud
ennE's army of several million men
to withdraw to a new defense line
and to aid the trapped Russian
forces east of Kiev in breaking out
of the Nazi pincers
The German advances were viewed
with the utmoSt gravity in London,
where military experts were limited
to expressing hope that most OF the
trapped Russians coLAd fight their
way out and to pointing out that
big Soviet army still is in action
in the south if it can be withdrawn
and rallied along the Donets line.
COLLAPSE FAR OFF
Collapse of the Ukraine defenses
was not regarded as imminent, but
a great part of the Russian war
industries in the south had been
lost to the Germans or rendered
unusable. Berlin made it clear that
the Nazis were aiming not only
for such centers as Kharkov and
Rostov but for the oil fields of the
Caucasus.
Achievement of that objective
would not only cut or threaten the
British-American supply line to Rus
sia through Iran but would give
the Germans jumping off place
for a great winter campaign in the
Near East. where the main objec-
tives would be to cut British empire
communications at vital points.
Moscow dispatches gave little in
formation on the exact positions
in the Ukraine or the progress Oh
fighting. other than to say that
severe conflict continued near Kiev.
The Russians also admitted new
German drive on the Arctic coast,
presumably directed at Murmansk
but said that heavy casualties had
been inflicted on the Germans.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Rather Have Shirt
Than Medal But
He Gers the Medal
Page One

Continued from Page One
Saturday n 4 telegram received al
Camp 'Ses!ay from the commanding
eft.ce. CT the 4th army at San
Francesca which SAID
Or September 81 from AS to
. pm. -. PIT. Frederick GiSlain,
trocp Z. = cavalry. will be awarded
., proxy gold medal for yalor
lis award wi. be made by the
We.lman-Peck Co. through the Well
nan Talor award committee.
The feat Of Private Gislain in
@e>esiEg Pyt Car, Margetta from
@roNaing or he night OF August
s VII be d"anatized. The perform
..a1e, the W!re added, Will be broad
easl Ger 4 wolI-hnoWn network.
The re7c.ie vas nade after Private
= !eectta, member Of a troop that
W5s sEl"tng a lai;e. had plunged
W1tE his nose into the water when
the ANNA. .ost rs footing.
M2rgetta fully equipped With
hcaTE army pack was unable 10
rise above the waters surface ana
G!sla.n. qeic.i. throwing off his
o#n paea. d.Fed II aid pulled the
cfo%ning man to safety.
After @escsLae Margetta. GlslaIn
vent pacs and "esc4ed tho horse.
n sore strange manner. he lost
a1s sG. AID tic neXt da". 8hcn
I'D Id. - ya.G. might earn hin
a nseaa. .hc hero SAID fooey on the
a.eqa-. wat &c wanted most was
= .. nat sa.r. back.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Hot Fight Due at
Labor Convention

AZ FRANCISCO Sept 20 Up
1he Ca!ito.@.s s.a.e Federa..c..
e. isbe. cpe.s II nd anuua. co..
fsat.9a 4efe Nlndar #I.n =.
s.HEe.se Of a lea-t ol.e 2ood To-.
*. dsri31 ~ Hcef-Iong 50
s4o!.
u Deae....a. attempt b. l!bcra.
- 49, ; Nsetarg Ed~ard , Ia
Go.eu gaee nor ~!ll Dc la9uct.s
aaG 9osssser believed that %, -
=. 80 IL moe might oe -
- -.
OE5ssHa Eandcieu are J5an /
#pa.Ga1 - .ae Saa Frane.=e5
PIN 1ars. la44a aid " O. Ora
#eero, - . - Fresno Ia39s COIL
e.l sDajc.l- 10. figured 20
.1.e winner !. - raj road :.
s..ie.fAf Il ~ ulcomml..td So,e.
SOM ..550 Ge.cea.es. seprs e4,Ms
moo TIA. 10000 member art
10 aaIo.s VII a,tena t. CO..
Ycl,loI.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Weiss CoWHeuds
Production List

Production during August of 1886
pounds of milk With a butterfat
content of 604 pounds earned Mag
gle. dairy COW owned by M. Weiss
of CaleXico. first place in monthly
figures announced Saturday by the
Imperial County Farm Bureau COW
testing association.
Trailing Maggle's high test we're
Maidy. owned by A. H Soule of
Imperial, producing 874 pounds of
milk and 524 pounds of butterfat,
and Dixie owned by H. c.. Farms
worth of Ell Centro, producing 927
pounds of milk and 48.2 pounds Of
butterfat.
Also among the ten highest COWS
tested, with their names owners.
districts, pounds of milk and pounds
of butterfat listed in that order
We're: Tony, H. G. FransWorth. El
Centro. 527, 474; Dashi. Joe Zum-
stein. Ell Centro. 1902. 469; Mitchell,
H. L. Russell. Brawley, lilo, 466:
Stella. M Weiss. Calexico, 1l03,
463; Jessie, NJ. Weiss. Calexico,
1895, ASS; No. 26, T. R. Starkey,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Cobbie Held for
Wreckin9 Train

and abandoning efforts to remove
the stalled cab had gone home.
police said, Police found him in bed.
The soldiers heard the approach
ing train and one ran up the track
tagging the engine to a stop with
his burning shirt
While the train crew attempted to
remove the stalled cab, fast
freight following seven minutes be-
hind, ploughed into the observa-
ton parlor car. Three members OF
the crew We're injured slightly and
ITO passengers. asleep in their
berths. were shaken up.
The observation car was total
wreck, and only the fact it was
empty of passengers saved a heavy
death toll railroad officials admit
ted
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Amerie ans Leave
Tohiti 'Porodise'

HONOLULU. Sept 20 Up
Americans stlH n Takiu arc hasten
ing 10 evacuate ihaf South Paofae
paradise because International dis
putes have broken OFT between two
cllques of the Free French move
ment of Gen CharleS de Gau5e Il
was learned here today
Charles Borden. a longtime res
dent of Tahiti. arrived here With
his wife Will Word that nearly
every one of tie Il Americans St.#
remaining there wee attemptns
TO arrange passage 10 HaWau os
the United States.
Six American yachts aiSo aYo car
rying citizens who have purchased
passage. No HlSas are naW beng
granted American vessels 70 cruise
IN French Oceanla Borden said and
the islands have been closed 10 yIs-
liors
Tahiti rapidly IS reYeftlne to -
original condition as a primitive
South Sea community. since II H.
longer depends on outside influences
and supplies SAID Borden.
Ait pOlJuId lIO4l = 4d444llE DaCk or
island-produeed clothing. food ana
other requirements
A large number of Frenchmen
have been arrested recently on o.
Ger of the Free French governor.
and now are awaiting trial upon
the reported pending arrival Of
Free French DESTROYER
The destroyer triumphant. re-
portedly carrying a hgh commls-
sioner. sailed for Tahiti from Homo
lulu four days ago.
Borden and his wife reached Hllo
early this week aboard their %
foot schooner. WanderblSd and
came to Honolulu by steamer.
Borden sald the islands comprls-
ing French Oceania as whole are
strong in their support Of de Gaul.e.
but some Frenchmen have leanines
toward the Vichy government. ana
the more rabid residents are openly
hostile
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Strikes Threaten
; Aircraft Plants
With Defense Jobs
I Continued from PIE Onea

Continued from Page One
- lie .oeai'S eXeea.iye committee
Tie Union listed claht charges
@za.ast tae company.
Al Associates vas e,eSe& bv a
>t..he JuI9 I1-23. TIE eompa4r -
opened under an agreement reach
&C refoso ti.e national defense med
iauon board baf subsequent nego-
,.a.!ons collapsed II 10 days Tic
beard appointed d.. Earrr Schul-
nan o. Yale university 70 studs
the dispute.
TIE I. s maritime comniss.5s.
WaS preparing .Isree seized Slips Of
the Aiocaa lie tor operation de-
spite tie threat of the SeafarerS
International unicn rAFL to CAL
4 STRIFE Of 20p00 Seamen if he
government attempted to operate
the vessels. The commission COM
mandeereE the three ships Thurs
cay bu. failed 70 take similar action
en- y others involved II the dis
pute. Seamen on tho ID vessels
owned bv tie AIeoa, Calmar anG
Robin ilnes struck last SATURDAY..
demanding ~ bonusues for trips
IL csngcroa, waters
Three hundred macilinIsts. whose
striE:a Tuesday forced the Carnnoie-
Ilno.. Steel company 70 close its
McDona.d O. plant. We're warned
by ;he atee. workers ORGANIZING
committee CIO that they were
sub1ect . suspension Or disniSsa,
from thelY iobs TIE company has
refused . discuss alleged griey-
sEces .ptll the s,rikc ends
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Anti-Tank Forces
Win in Maneuyers
By UNITED PRESS

The first phase of the armys
greatest peace time maneuvers was
ended Saturday by an armistice
sought BY the highly-mechanized
Red forces that found the opposi
ton Blue anti-tank corps and the
terrain to be insurmountable.
Although no official critique has
been issued observers believed that
Lieutenant General Walter Kruger
had proved the effectiveness of his
defending Blue army'S plan to meet
blitz with blitz.'
His anti-tank corps and cooperat-
ing air force drove the Red armored
columns back 10 miles and twice
forced the Red army to evacuate
its headquarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Citation Quashed
For Diplomat

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 20. CUP)-
CALIFORNIA; relations with Costa
Rica resumed their even tenor to-
day with dismissal at the request
of Gov. Culbert Olson of a traffic
citation against DR.. J. r. Casola.
Oakland consul for the Latin
American republic.
David L. Foutz, Olson,s assist
ant secretary, said Justice of the
Peace T. G.. Narrimore of Fair
Oaks. Sacramento county, had
agreed to quasf the case. Casola
was charged with speeding IS miles
per hour in a 45-mile- -per-hour zone
last March. He was to have ap-
peared before Narrimore next Mon
day.
Olson intervened at the request
of Juan Jose Martinez-Lacayo, Nj
caraguan consul and dean of the
San Francisco consular corps.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Clark on Defence
In Movie Probe

WASHINGTON. Sept. 90 up
CHAIRMAN D. Worth Clark. O.. Ida.
o senate interstate commerce
sabcomm!t.ee investigation alleged
Propaganda in the motion picture
nd. -. disclosed today he was
a9m.iing a list of senate precedents
"a .as'lff validity of his probe.
Ci4r. ,aid that survey haG
dfmeaslfated to his satisfaction
saa. 'hfce Is 40 question about
tAe r. ait. Of an investigation OF
H. tsae
WcndeI L Willkic. counsel TO.
l.. 'a9;.e industry, has challenged
- p0Hel o the subcommittee to
.ss.s.a Witnesses or documents.
T." aeo8p Is holding hearings or
Il resolution calling for a SENATE
investigation of movie propaganda.
Clark said this procedure has been
CONSISTENTLY followed in the Senat,
and Inc only question that arises
Is whose OK IS 3ored"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
u. 5. Doubles Pace
TO Assure Bombers
Before Too Late

WASHINGTON. SEPT - GP
Tie Eate9aeas tsaaX tAseA II
fu.1 enc.s.as .Hte a ace . e,
AMe4eaE haasae9s = Rasssa hetose
lie German 5aSiaseh' sees too ar
Iena-leaSe et.eia3s handle eX-
poe;s q vi &sdses.as - Ru>>1"
aI,koa4h tie materials are 20 be-
n1 nala ~ With .ead-.ease I&&ds.
He emphasis VIZ 81 =estG2 Nc
easnel hofahefs aaG sanks - Rs
s4a lie 2@o4ssesl=a - nunlbcEs q
lie desired i4ae has beer speeded
~ greatly Il recent WceaS Some
re ea she Ny Il Russia Officials
believe many mere Waa23 be avail
abe -. >.snasea. WITHIN Il >aagi
t.nse.
IRE eaiH AHe@eaa planes aetl,a.-
: q arrive = R&ss.a thaz ~ AaXe
been .le..eES. IoekheeGS ot tie PSI
type They were attended originally
Ios BRUSH a,e aHd were diverted
to Russia atser arrival - tae other
SIDE Of tie Atlantic
TIE RasS.ans neeG hombers 9ore
thar taeN do fighters Tic outcome
of the preSen, st.&ss.e II Russia
appears - dencue laree.E oH @aeth-
er tie American bomber, a...9e Il
;lme.
There Wese reports tsat seme
America. .3&as we're e. re4,e to
Russia "a N.adiHo>tea. - .raas-
shipment across Siberia - THIS
could net be confirmed.
Secretary Of State Co.de.. Hail'S
emphatic statement that everything
possible VAS ben4 Gene 10 speed
Up and increase ald % tie SOVIET
Union ser the pace Yesterday fer
movements II Russlas be-
half.
The secretary Vas asked at his
press conference whether the e
ports OF military re9eyses 10" the
Soviet army were having The effect
Of aeceleratinG American ald. He
replied that tie American eogern- =
ment Vas plannias nothing but IL i
ereaSlng aid 10 Russia ana in.reas- +
lns speed o. delivery ot that aIG.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Warfare Disrupts
Coop Management

Internal warfare disrupted the
South Imperial Valley Vegetable
Growers Cooperative association still
further Saturday.
Close on the heels of mandamus
proceedings initiated by a group
of association members against an
opposing faction, demand for a full
accounting and judgment of not less
than $4,000 were asked in a COM
plant filed in Imperial county su-
perior court.
The list of plaintiffs included S.
Masukane, Y Sakai, George K Ma
kamoto T. Nimura, M. Fujiwara, and
j. Mayeda. They filed suit against
M. Kamiya, K. Iwata, George Furu-
kawa, Chiyoko Yoshida, and others.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Circus Failure
Starts Hot Fight
Over Cancellation

Confirmed from Page One
aaea &c II attemptine to explain
:he cancellation Southern Pacific
officials saIG TIE section rolled out
= San Desc = an. Il there
Ms aHN delay railroad men SAID,
j. na> i. t.se san Dleeo circus lot
arc He: Il transit over the ra1,s
between san Desc and here.
Circus fats recalled. however. re-
por.S that tie b.g show had been
hoas> lase WITH Is san DleSo per-
ta.r.aHce Z lie coast city the
sehesaleG afternoon performance
although actually presented. had
TO. been z.yeI a lie scheduled TIME
auG Was 30 iate that crowds arrived
10 attena ,he nigh. performance
before the afternoon slew WAS dis
oharGeG
Tie :. Centre cancellation left
hundreds disappointed. Schools has
been c.oSed for The afternoon. farm
els ron maHy miles away has
ore.s.1t s.selr families 10 the county
sea-. ana residents d valley cities
1roa. tie border % Tie north-ena
had agraneed business II order to
be a0.e . atttaG.
Po.enta. circus -goeys for tha
most par. took tie cancellation
With eood grace
The SILVER l.nlne appeared IL in
creased trace for E Centre mer-
chants troa. circus performers and
employees Ore group from Ring
Hne Bro told an e Centre store
ett.e.al t.sa: tie cancellation gay2
tie c.rcas people their first oppor-
tani;E II many weeks 10 so shop
pINE.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Japan Sheefs Off
From Axis HOLIDAY

TOKYO. Sept. % rF :. -
alistlc criticism o1 - ees.e..a.fl..
lor rs silence rc2ara.H# a.aA ~
celebrate tAc fl aaalsas ~ u.
Japan.s alllanca VIZ. G.#s.a4.s a.,
Italy was broasa. 80 - ep&.
'oday ay ncw ra9a.
Miyako charese -, .afac ~. "a
disposition ala0a4 sef'a.a .otaoIa.
circles % se.tGa.a 80. rI,oae .rGu.
ceie5ratlA2 = g.eas ~. art
called tAo 9s.ss.aes.. t.4.sge l.
compyehel IT
Wher PsHss F#s.4aalg Klaas
thf psemp. :ssmea - ti..r6 a..
inct oale IA JAZZ q M@aEo ala
Adm..a. J6..@5 I9"oQa the .orG-1.
mlA. -. t,a5s.a .zed .Hr n"en az
fos JaHat % 4lfll. - world poi
.cs bsses - tae a..iaLe.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Germans Increase
Deadly Ratio

BERLIN Sept, 20. CUPl-The
official German news agency d N
B. said in Paris dispatch today
that the German command in Parls
had announced that in event of
further murders of German soldiers
in occupied France a considerable
larger number of communists would
be executed in repriSal
The dispatch said that u COM
munists had been shot by firms
squad in reprisal for the murder
of German soldier on Sept. lG
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Doves Suffer But
Humans Escape as
Shotguns Roar
Continued from PAGE One

Continued from Page One
hunter take am Suddenly Nien1reg
realized he was about to crash into
the car ahead OF him He sWeryeG
into the other lane of traffic ana
his car conioed with a sedan driven
by Lucille Sawyer Abe IL. OF Tat-
son, who was not watching the
dove hunter.
Niemyer thought someone shoa.d
be arrested but he failed 10 eet tha
license number of the car which
was ahead of him
I'll tell you what. Highway Pa
trolman Everett Weatherblo SAD.
If you flnd out who that cove hunt
er is maybe We could arrest lllm
He started the chain which endea
in the accident Niemyer subsidized
Many hotels reported tnev were
full-up for the week end and hac
been turning away hunting parties
for days. Several SAID they had 3
full house for the whole Of rex,
week
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Storm Reported

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 20. CUPp-.
The U. S. Weather bureau today
>ted "sizeable storm" was
in progress off the Mexican coast
approximately 100 miles from here.
Wind velocity as high as 40 miles
an hour was reported from Marias
Island and Mt. Manzanillo. The
storm was moving slowly in a
northwest direction but the bureau
said there was only slight possibil-
tity that it would reach California
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Scanning
News Horizon
MILLING co.
SHIFTS PERSONNEL.

The Taylor Milling corporation OF
33l East Main street in FL Centre
Saturday announced changes in
personnel. Al Spicy now is man
ager in charge and will be assisted
by L. l.. Hauck Richard Ream, and
j. C. Duggins. The company distri-
butes feeds, seeds, fertilizers grain,
and insecticides.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21

PASO ROBES, Calf. Sept. 20
up A taxicab driver was held
in the San Luis Obispo county jail
under $4,000 bond today accused
of causing the wreck of the Lark,
fast streamlined Southern Pacific
train, near here early yesterday.
The driver. Charles C. Callander,
30, of San Miguel, was specifically
charged with depositing an object
on a railroad right of way, causing
train wreck.
Callander. with three soldier-pas-
sengers in his cab. had skidded on
crossing six miles north of here,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Schools FIuctuate
In Attendance for
First Week in |. Y.

Gcs'lnued from Page One
-. Bonita elementary. 2l8, off z
BreH."H Barbara Worth eiemcn-
- aad Ruth Red combined 689
ett 70, M"roE d Wltter, 167. Hida.-
Z IL -. Hcars figures were no.
aSaila.ie Bra"ley high schoo en-
so.lment a.so Was unayailablel
IMpe9a.-H.2h school, 1853 Of 3
&..aud Elementary school 2t3
4p 6
Increase n Nlland'S enroumen'
80 80 was attributed IL pa.
to completion Of the irrigation cana
> elSc that area. which br0aga.
. zsa1n@ Of new farm taME.es.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Ickes Appoints
LA. Oil Director

WASHINGTON. sept ~ Up :
petroleum Coordinate. Ha.5.o !
lckes today appointed L.ea,. Cmug
w. Osgood as director Of proaac-
tlon Tor District 5, Pacific Coa,i
with headquarters a; los ArzoIa..
William Huff former.% of TIC p
troleum Equipmen. Co. l. Al
eeles, will be assistant director. anq
Harry L. Gardner. tormerIY rhIei
clerk OF the Indian service. al. :
flee manager.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21

Ell Centro. 589, 45.4 No. 80, John
BarroWS, Calexico, 1194, 45.3.
Weiss also took top honor for
having the best five cows in one
herd His five produced 2284 pounds
of butterfat Next in that class were
H. L. Russell with 220.3 pounds,
H. G. Farnsworth with 2175 pounds
and j. S. Bridenstine with 2l1.3
pounds
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
SoCiaIite Divorce
Critically Burned

IYWCOD, Sept. % Up
VI. Christine Commit Lee Cof1ez
%t@ York ana Connecticut sonjalitc
abe former %Ite Of tIlm actor RI
sardo Gorte2 va burned critically
rarlH ,odag @heA sc fe.l as!cca
%AIle .moKmR IA ei9arer'c - TT
Laglm9 BeaeA a0me
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
FORMER VALLEY
RESIDENT DIES

News of the death OF . /. Hon
derson. former Ell Centro restaurant
owner, was received by Imperial
Valley friends Saturday. Henderson
died in Los Angeles after a long
illness. Burial was scheduled to take
place in Cotton.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21

Last J#sN. 1e recalled. Gen Rich
I'D Brnet. repressnune dc Ga4llc,
ordered ne arrest of Tahltl's hleh-
81 aasaaMeat oitl,ials. including
Getefsas DeeGroa. lis chef Of
eahaue. Da.aee Teaamoatoas Aa-
ai.3sfsates Ssrae. Troop Con-
Hzanaeg Rave. tsree ether admins
traitors anG GaY. FatoaN. Ger Bga-
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
ASKS DIVORCE

Clyde R. Harding Friday filed
suit for divorce against Chatty
Harding. charging extreme cruelty,
They married in Yuma. Feb 10,
1929, and separated in Calipatria
Sept. l8, l94l.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Smoke Signals Might Do

Smoke Signals Might Do
At last RR has met someone with
a genuine telephone phobia. Stacy
Morgan. the he man football play
er of Holtville, hates the things He
won't talk over them They drive
him crazy He has talked over
telephone but three times in all
his life $50 they say. He won't
even talk to his girl over a tele-
phone
She made him talk once When he
was in Los Angeles she called him
long diStancei
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Rambling Reporter

'NUIIUIIlUtU ITUIII FHBc OIe1
most fantastic things on them. One
arrived this week which was ad-
dressed to The Cross Bar Hotel"