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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
Wife Stays Arizona
Man in Quarre!

PHOENIX. Sept. %. oUP1-The
slaling OF Ben V. Bennett, 81, Phoe-
nix music shop proprietor by his
wife. Ms. Nettie Bennett. Al vii.
b. investigated at an inquest to be
held tomorrow, Coroner Nat T Nc
Kee announced today.
County Attorney Richard Hairless
ycrUrstrd .he inquest TO throw
!uorc Hsh. on the statements OF a
nephew. Bob Griner. %. thar Mrs
Bennctt lot in self defense.
GuneY aaId Mrs. Bennett shot
Wn.n Her husband advanced to hit
her Daring a quarrel last Satur-
dai nlgHt over domestic difficulties
that followed her return from Tex
IS The bullet pierced Bennett's
hear AID ho dled instantly
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
|. Y.LegiOn Posts
Install Officers
At Joint Ceremony

sEo"unead .-gH Plse ono
is aa5u.a;s. E- S....". = ,"ap-
.a..
A. ,oa.a.sa,. : G Walker !.
nea& :. ia.s's.t -. r S.gWog
IS 4r>t s.ss-lr:.&4"Gv". William
Pets j. >s.a,., #s.t-,'sGasanGe'
I,.ano Ws..au Is aa'.aa.. ! j
MyDo"".l : eh.Y.sa. ReN MaddaN
Is tiaa"cs e..t,t.. ie@t. gg>~:N =
historian
CALENICO CHIEFS
Ca.tN,tu.s au>: sonNua&t. .at-
year Is II 4 HaasE Wts Galore
VIE a> ~. t.,a-commanuer
C,Nde James a~ >e>ynG Nec-Com-
maNdel. W.Dam Nc>,.e. ~ dU
1utan;. r. AIdt5eN - chaplain
Nestle: - ..uiu,e o'.ccH. Leroy
Fc>,e. a> historian. ulG Jamt, i
NitgkaS - >a:-Caut-.t-aga1>
Heaa d. Wt~Mur,.na Ho>t WI. bt
l & Warren WITH Byron Walker
a. ass: y.>efr,>.deat Fd Bridges
is ad5atau,. G.,n Wa.Aer - chap
lam Bc6ses as finance officer;
NO. ANt'4-'NT - t'.N-0t AtN4., sti4N' e,
O>tranGer =, ,C:-e1a,-at-armS
Toni R.le= Wa> Installed aS COM
man6er OF C3urI,"ia pos; With Tom
Allen As first wee commander. Mar
tin Hurley - second Tige-comnNnd-
er E. : Mead as ad1u,ant. Y. \
Pano>h a> Chaplain; l. T More
head aS finance o...ee.: Reed WI
kiuSou as historian. and Bill YOune
as Se~Gtdl.s-dt-arM> Albert L.
Methos Was installed is commander
OF Ju.lam PCS. Juhn {. Collins a.
first lcc-tuMHl.HGe.. Andrew
SChmlt. .s Seet., tt.e-Iomma;.der:
Harvey Ba>to.d l. aGJUtant, John
Bailey as cH3Y.aht BaNtord as FIN
ance officer. F.uTd LEWIS rs his
torlan. anG \, I.a5 -, sergeant
at-arnS
Jack Murphy VI Installed Is
commander Z; the Imperial County
council Gcog.e townsend. first vice
commander. J. P Holman. adlut-
ant Mike ZaYa!a. chaplain.
Members o. the installing team
ali san Diegan.. We're Bll, Gill, II
{ Farrl>. jos SpagaS Tom SJouts,
Tony Rath. RoE koen. ans Lester
Nichols
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
Suicide Boats
Attack Gibraltar

ROME, Sep; - UP'-An eX-
tyaordinary Var conlnUN!Vse saIG
today tina. italian suicide boats
had slipped mo the hArUor o. Glib
raltar under The By gun OF The
RoeK ana had sunH three ships
and damaged q !o9riH
The con.mUn.que aid tLat a 10
600 Ton ,anHer = 800 ton tanker
anc 4 GJj0 .an n.aa..IOM> ship were
sum: ana added Tia. vessel OF
l200Q tons ~ damaged AID "must
be considered LOST:
The assault units that made the
daring rad WeYr ,a!d by reliable
quarters 10 be similar TO those sueG
in an attach or tie ISLAND Of Malta
on JUly 25.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22

Wheeler D Mont IS the leader Of
aat-doMmls,ra,lon forces. dCnounc-
e suggestions LA; The Soviet Tn
Ion should be excluded from lend
Ease assistance Murray SAID AID
L. The Rec army was lie most are-
Fl .a.rc" problems ~ tho dcnoe-
saelc~.
The effort e develop senumen;
against aiding Russia sounds SITS
piolouS as though Il were instgated
by Germany. - SAID.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22

hat can easily obscure issues. How
e.. since motion pictures are sup
posedI} made to entertain, and since
many ot them are obviously not
entertainment but propaganda, it
j. difficult to separate motives from
the end results in this case.
II pictures are propaganda pic
tres, then %e are Immediately con-
troated with the question as to
why they are propaganda, and the
motives behind them become ex-
jremeiy pertinent TO the issue"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
Pursuit Planes
Crash in Mid-Air
At Hamilton Field
, Continued from Page One)

tCC0tlNueQ lTCH fdSe olle'
We came together so suddenly, y
he sad. L had about 5000 feet alti-
tlde I dlved 400 feet before I man
aGcd 10 bail out. didn't know
2nat happened to the other plane.
Leo CharE!ns, a San Francisco
aotorls,. and his family san the
cONIsi0n
We saw three planes flying TO-
gether in formation" he said. AT
tlrst We thought they were birds,
hey Nsrc so high. Then they SEEM
cd 10 ct tangled up and We saw two
o. the.a falling into spin.
One OF the planes We saw fail
b hind hill and "e saw a cloud OF
d!st ARISE. We saw a form bail out
and parachute toward earth. We
didn't ser where the other plane
went II may have fallen into the
bay
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
ArmyDemonstrates
Precision Bombinu

BARKEDALE FIELD. Shreveport,
la Sept p UP, - The army and
.y,t 7taged a demonstration of
precision bombing here today that
Ha, ,opDed OF by The work of l2
hEMs tortccsses that dumped II
ton q AlgA explosive bombs on the
"a. - area IN 10 minutes.
Tie domCastration by the big
Dcmocrs aI>h as are being used
Dy ,ne British N high altltute at
'"cts' '9'er "csecrr Germany. dive
.o!.bers and pursuit planes was
arnessed by 100 L S Army gen.
'ra.s foreign obacryer5 and 4,O00
.bWer ranking officers.
L L forbidden 70 give details on
hI'~ aad misses, but reporters
aa'ahea he bomb bursts through
ned g.aesc- ard could see that
,aog ger" e!opp.nq with deadly
a.cEaes.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
AMERICANS. BRITISH ARRIVED

LONDON Sept. %. tUP)-The
British and American missions to
Moscow have arrived by air on So
Wet soil, Tass news agency broad
cast heard by the United Press lis
tening post here reported tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22

An add in the Post-Press cIassi.
fled section brings buyers d d
seller together at minimum cosI
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
Quick New Life

FOR DEAD-IOOKING LAWNS
u DAYS sh W anla Zine new thick
green growth when Worn-out lawns
are fed this clean. complete fertl-
lizer containing natural vitamin E.
Revive your scrubby la wn with this
pleasant smelling. clean-to-handle y
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
WEATHER

Southern California-Fair Monday
ana Tuesday: warmer east portion
Tuesday. gentle 70 moderate north
10 east wind except fresh to strong
over ridges and through passes.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22
Plea May Close
Antitrust Case

SA% FRANCISCO. Sept. % up
A representative of the depart
mcnt of justice antitrust division
informed federal court today con-
.rnt decree was being prepared in
me antitrust case against lndlvi-
1uals and and companies III the
California rice industry.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22

fertilizer NOW
Ask Mars all
Seed & Feed
Co. l2G 50.
9th or TaYlu'
NJ il ing Co.
g.. 81 Main st
for a ;. u. %
or 100 ~ sa k
of
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22

New authentic shapes by Stetson in the az
umn shades that compliment your Fall street
or Sport outtr New shapes tLar nav III
much dash and pc to them.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22

This new style Norgc Radiatn2
heater is ideal fot mall homes. Of
flces CT places where a second heat
CT is desirable.
Low fuel use with quick depend
able sootless Feat. Regularly 3495,
reduced until Saturday only
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22

Choose richly furred costume "a, =. sheer
WOO. dress with matching tur!ec 5acke, ... o..
a two-:n-one costume ensemble - sHee. WOO.
dress with its OWE full length coa.. See ou:
entire collection today . B.4e tox rec fox
point fox and wolf collars -. Rlch new needle
po.nt and heavy crepes II Stone bl4e green arc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-22

Beautiful crystal glass with the
top flange entirely covered in "a k.
gold. These trays were purchased
year ago, Just arrived now and on
sale at fraction of present value.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
All Happy
Illegal Parking Traps
Auto Thief

Hall an hour after his autome-
bile had been stolen from a park
ing lot, Saul RosenZweig of 250e
Longfellow avenue. learned about
IL. He fastened to tell his brother
in-law. Assistant Cooperation
Counsel Nathaniel Goldstick.
Goldstick. at the time was in
the office of Police Commissioner
Frank D. Eaman. The three went
downstairs at police headquarters
10 see what the police of Central
station could do about it.
AS they walked in one door,
patrolmen Arthur Schueler and
Charles j. Hit walked in another.
bringing with them Dan Price. 81.
of 209 East Elizabeth street.
Parked outside headquarters was
RoSenZweig's car.
The policemen found the car
parked illegally in front of 22O3
Hastings street. In a restaurant
across the street they found Price,
who admitted stealing the car
from lot at 27S East Columbia
avenue.
Rosenzweig rode home in his
own car; Price stayed in Jail: the
policemen went back on their beat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Clio Official Given
7 Years as Dyndmiter

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. 4.
-(INS)-M. c. Anderson of
Bessemer, Ala, a Go organizer,
today was sentenced to two years
in prison and fined $1,000 after his
conviction on a charge of dyna-
hitting a IVA power line which
served a struck mine.
Six members of the CLOS Mine,
Mill and Smelter Workers Union
were sentenced to two years in
prison and fined $1,000 each. A
seventh member vas sentenced TO
a 15-month term. Attorneys an
nounced the eight men would ap-
peal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
All Movie Stars Shine Together

VIE MAGIC LANTERNS: All the heard
of banded together in Land of Liberty This COM
pendulum shipped ces by Mr. DeNle covering all
the high of history It's been trimmed from its Worlds
still worth best hour and half Virginia
wonder with the color catching the Blue Ridge
yarn MacMurray and
Stirling Hayden youa the damyankee wing Missy
That other masterpiece the
back That would be Gone With the
Wind said there Staten Island family that hasn't seen
the best of the ministers in the days
France Free arrived the of Hatred This is
o Tall Handsome and
High "Phia Story matches
Music Hall record by nherting sixth week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Children Enjoy
Plane Battles,
BritonW Writes

A hurnnr.fleckei nicturc Of how
the British arc gradually becoming
so hardened 70 war from the all
that the Youngsters enjoy air raids
is. presented today in a letter re-
ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Murray 500 Chamberlain avenue
The letter was written by Nur
rvs nephew. Michael Caine, q
veteran Of the World War. who Is
now living in Arnold, Noting
hamshire.
Dated December s The letter
contains Christmas greetings anc
then SAYS
"You will want 10 know how
we go on with the air raids. 10
far we have not suffered from
bombs 20 any great extent As
some other owns have. We have
had one or two close,
WOMEN EXCITED
"The women get the wind
up a bit but the younger ones,
that is, the boys, are quite eN-
cited when a raid il on and like
To hear the anti-aircraft guns
blazing ava
We have plenty OF shelters
hut 80 far we have not been I'm
one. We prefer TO sit by the fire
or 20 out and see what is hap
pening. Ralph (his youngest
son-l5 years old and 1 were
watching a barrage the other
night when piece of shrapnel
came whizzing down close 10 us.
I'VE ought TO have been more
careful, j know, but Ralph and
Marion were anxious 10 60 out
TO find II for a souvenir.
"One afternoon Jerry came
over In daylight and we saw
three planes very high up. They
were In some sort of formation
until the guns got going and
then they split up. One turned
and headed for the coast,
ONE FINALLY HITS
FINALLY, one shell burst I'M
der him and tipped him up. BY
then our fighters had got up and
were after him. The school chill
dren cheered themselves hoarse
when they saw our planes giving
chase.
ut was shame they were
unable to see the end which
came after they caught up with
him.
Jerry has not ventured this
way in daylight since and even
at night he seems thousand
miles high :. =.
He might catch us one day
but he has got to hit us
and that i a chance.
AS for an invasion, well. let
him try It,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
What They Say in Return

TYPEWRITER RIBBONS: Hubbards An expert
decides quickly and is sometimes right r. FORBES
but not much ventilation
a Haywood Brouns Unsatisfying set
compliment With persons spend an evening
with others Confs The pursuit planes dive
bonbers tail like drunken comets Maxine Davis lie has
improve England and the United
with the possible exception OF Adolf
Friendship is mutual curiosity L. Dewar S;
Iove emotion entirely Carl
Sandburgs: little feet Chris Moreys
who had been kissed on the
forehead Benjamin Caseres The civilized is the
undressing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Boris Knows Riqh+ Answers, Too

THE Boris Karof bright scholar the
Fadiman gling The with learning too!
In playet Held her addressed
Flo That the pretenders for Zegfed His choice
Ziggy Wells offered laugh in his session
reported built lots of first class roads in Ethiopia
rolled Halle Seasse Now he said they find them very
to r Night Serenade'
CHS They thought j. Barrymore zap for
paading private He laughs asnce he gets fancy
Joking It public But with Town Hall Meeting
the Air listen anything else
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Walter Winchell
On BI'ONdlCNu
Trade Marx Registered. Copyright 1stl.
Notes Of an Innocent Bystander
Trade Mark Reglstsred. copyrlg

TIE FIRST NIGHTS: The Theaters funeral which all
ranged last has deferred owing money the
office The last fortnight witnessed the arrival of of the
biggest hits IN Bway history Arsenic and Old Lace and Lady
the Dark Two Others my Sister Eileen and THE Corn Is
most of the musicals
born with silver spoon their mouths Crazy With the Heat
back This died of the chill given by
took few shots of digitalis
shape of players and sketches Willie Howard and
Luea Gear retained head COMICS The helped but
enough the reviewers regretted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Hanson Chevrolet

1929 MACK AT NEWPORT
PLYA.-'36 7-pass. sedan; back finish;
clean inside; good motor, rubber no
taNicsb, folks, and only S2l9 full price,
SiS down.
DUNLAVY 4 LAWRENCE 5000 Livernois
"a PLYMoUTHs-2 AND 4-DR. sEDANs.
YOUR PICK FOR ONLY SO DOWN.
STUART'S. GRATIOT AT FRENCH RID.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25
Jap Efforts to
Replace Prince
Premier Grow
Konoye Fails to
do Duties

Tokyo. Feb. 25-UP-Parliament.
airy quarters have started a quiet
campaign to force the government
to name temporary acting pre-
mier" to replace Prince Fumimaro
konoye on the ground that be has
been absent from office with a cold
since Feb. .. 1t was disclosed to.
day.
Newspapers. in revealing the cam.
paign and asserting that II was
growing IN strength. indicated that
the government had decided to re-
ject the demand.
(There was no indication OF the
elements back of the campaign.
which seemed one OF the sort FIRE.
quently used In starting a move to
overthrow a premier and his cab
met. The japanese government has
suffered some embarrassment re.
Gently because OF a note to Great
Britain, which was interpreted as
offering to mediate in the war, as
well as because OF the firm att.
tude OF the United States and Brit.
ain In their Far Eastern policy and
their vigorous steps to reinforce
their Pacific defenses under Jap.
ans nose.
The newspaper Asahl, taking up
the campaign against Prince Kon.
oye delicately, said the government
had decided to ignore" the cam.
paign against him.
Pointing out that Konoye had
been absent since Feb. O. It said
such a long absence by a premier
was unprecedented" in recent
years. Although Prince Konoye's
condition had improved, It said, he
was unlikely to attend parliament
this week.
The governments reasons for
Ignoring" the attack on Konoye.
the newspaper said, were first that
IN view OF the tense situation facing
the country at home and abroad
the appointment Of a Temporary
acting premier" rsight have unde.
sirable repercussions both domes-
tically and internationally, and sec.
ondly that such an appointment was
unnecessary because parliament's
business was nearly over.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25
Minor to Take
.BrOwder Reins

(By International News SeEpice)
New York. Feb. 25-INS-Forced
to relinquish leadership of the Com
munist party in the United States
to serve a four-year term in federal
prison for using a fraudulent pass
port, Earl Browder today named
Robert Minor, veteran Communist
leader. as his successor as general
secretary of the party.
Minor, 55-year-old Texan, whose
appointment had to be approved by
Moscow, according to Communist
practice, has been associated with
the Communist party since its in
ception in America in 1919. Brow
der, Minor, and William 2. Foster,
national chairman OF the party,
have for years controlled the party's
activities.
No mention OF the length OF
Minors appointment was made in
the announcement, but 1t was as
sumed he would serve as party
leader for the duration OF Brow
der's prison term. Browder, who
begins serving bis sentence next
month, yesterday said he was being
sent to prison because he opposed
American entry into the war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25

Three local churches are plan
ming special observance of Ash
Wednesday this week and in all
the churches, the Leuten theme
will be used for sermons and SER
vices.
In st. John Catholic Church on
Ash Wednesday ashes will be dis
tributed after the morning services
at $50 and o'clock masses, after
the special distribution OF Holy
Communion at 1880 and after the
evening services beginning att; As.
During Lent there will be special
services Wednesday and Friday
evenings at 7:45. Wednesdays the
services will consist of rosary, SER
mon and benediction, the sermons
to be preached by Father Erwin Le-
febvre. Fridays the services will
comprise the Way Of the Cross and
Benediction.
Every week day except Saturday
Holy Communion will be distribut
ed promptly at 1880. Stations of
the Cross will be celebrated every
Friday at p m. for the children
end those unable to attend evening
services.
Ash Wednesday will be observed
in Emmanuel Lutheran Church at
1880 p. m. Every Wednesday eve
ming in Lent similar service will
take place. The three choirs of
tho church will in turn furnish the
music for the service which will
deal each week with Lenten
themes.
Ash Wednesday will be observed
with three services that day in St.
Luke Episcopal Church. There will
be Holy Communion in the morning
at o'clock and at 10 o'clock and
evening service will be at 1880.
During Lent there will be an eve
ming service at 1880 each Wednes-
day.
Special accent is TO be placed on
Lent in other churches of the city.
Rev. Raymon B. Bair is preach
ing series of sermons on the
general theme, Building my own
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25

be observed nom the ground
and the exact placement OF bat
teries and troop concentrations.
Darkness would be no protec-
ton in the movement OF troops
since the Army has developed
parachute magnesium flares
which provide almost daylight
illumination for night photoy
raphy. Camoufage likewise IL
almost outmoded because OF the
development OF color photogra-
ply. Gun emplacements and
ships disguised with variegated
painting-which are often invlsi-
Bile 10 the eye-stand out ike
sore thumb 81 an aerial color
photograph.
The modern Photographic rec.
onnaissance plane. developed at
Wright Field, Dayton, o., Is
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25
Soviet, U. S. at
Stalenlate, no
Better Feeling
Concessions Not to
be Granted

| (By International News Scrvice)
| Washington, Feb. Gins A
virtual stalemate has been reached
in the negotiations between the
United States and Soviet Russia for
improvement of relations between
the two countries, it was learned
today.
The United States government
has refused to grant the conces-
sions requested by Moscow as the
basis for improved relations.
Serious obstacles to further pro
gress in the negotiations have been
encountered on both economic and
political grounds.
In the economic field, the United
States government has refused to
approve the expectation to Russia
OF the machine tools and other
goods which the Soviets wish TO
purchase in this country. and for
which orders were placed early in
1891.
This governments refusal to
grant export licenses for these
goods is based on the graunds they
are needed for American national
defense purposes.
The Soviets have pointed out the
United States is granting the Brit
isb empire licenses to export the
same type Of supplies and assert
this discrimination in favor OF the
British constitutes a violation Of
the Russo-American trade agree
ment
The attitude go OF the American
government is that Britain,s- de-
fonse is vital to this countrys de-
Tense and therefore there is justi-
fieation for letting the British
have the reoufrad vnatariafe
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25
Air Corps Not Too Fast For Photograph,

Washington. Feb. 25-AP -
The Army Air Corps has de-
yeloped a mile-s.minute photo.
graphic service to aid bombing
planes and artillery in attacks.
With new super-speed meth
cd OF deve oping and printing
pictures it is possible TO photo
graph an enemy position, pro.
cess the picture on the return
fight. drop IL from the ARP ane
and return 10 make additional
pictures, thus giving a COM
mandlng officer a splitsecond
pictorial record OF enemy dis
positions and movements.
This kind OF survey work. VI
was said, promises TO replace
ground reconnaissance work by
patrols working ahead OF the
main force OF troops because Il
reveals detail which could not
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25
Italy Watches
u. S. Embassy
CIV United Press)


Rome, Feb. "a Delayed Up
Italian plain clothes operatives
started tonight to check the iden-
tity OF persons coming from and
going to the United States embas.
sy.
The operatives politely asked
to see the identity papers OF all
persons who left or sought 10 en-.
ter and wrote down their names
and addresses.
The names and addresses of
both Americans and Italians were
taken.
Embassy officials said they knew
nothing of the reason for this.
The dispatch that the Italians
had started TO check persons who
sought TO enter or leave the
American embassy took 10 hours
10 minutes TO reach New York
from Rome. Usually such mes
sages are transmitted promptly.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-25
Naval Planes
Believed Lost

CIV International News service)
San Diego, Cal, Feb. 25-INS-
Naval authorities at the North
Island base expressed fears today
that two Navy scouting planes,
each carrying two men, had fallen
into the ocean Lear Oceanside, 20
miles north of San Diego.
Both planes have been unreport-
ed since early last evening, and a
destroyer and coast guard cutter
were dispatched from San Diego to
search for them.
From the sheriffs Office at ocean.
side came reports that a citizen
had seen a burst of flame over the
ocean late last night, while from
Carlsbad another man told DO ice
he had heard an explosion shortly
after seeing the two planes.
Navy spokesman, who did not d.
vulge the names Of the men in the
planes. said they were returning
to their base following a routine
training flight.