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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29

they have red splashes on their Threats
which makes them look as if they had
been cut. There are also many brook
trout to be found here. These trout
are small in size, hardly ever weigh
ing over a pound, but what they lack
in weight, they make up in beauty
There is no other fish caught that
can compare with them in looks. They
blaze in the most beautiful colors.
their sides are covered with round
spots of blue, red, yellow, pink and
orange, mixed in the harmony that
only Mother Nature knows the secret
Of. They are very shy and the least
sound or shadow frightens them.
Home of Brook Trout
Jack creek comes from the foot of
Lone mountains in the Madison range
1t is very swift. cold. clear, and beau
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
Wants State to Be
On Alaska HighUay

Gov. Sam c. Ford telegraphed
President Roosevelt and F. H. La
Guardia, director of civilian defense,
urging consideration of Montana 10
cation for a section of the proposed
defense highway to Alaska.
The text Of the governors message:
L wish TO call your attention to
the fact that from a defense stand
point, no better route for a military
highway from the states TO Alaska
could be found than that which would
pass through Montana into Canada
I pledge the full cooperation of
Montana in this or any other defense
project"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
The Madison River, Its Tributary Creeks
and Lakes Teen With Thousands of Loeb
Leven and Rainbow Trout Which Await
Chance to Snap at Anglers Flies.

connections as banana splits and
cheeseburgers.
Shelves are piled high with the mer-
chandise most in demand by the SOL
diers. Cigarets fill shelf after shelf.
although -roll-your-owns" are popular
and fit the SCI per month budget
better. There are always cases Of soft
drinks piled toward the ceiling. The
refrigeration systems are excellent and
the drinks are served ice cold.
There is a section for shaving sup
plies, soap ETC.: another for shoe shin
ing equipment. The magazine section
prominently displays the comic books.
detective magazines, confession" and
love periodicals and others.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
Are you an OIl-PlATING fan?

If you are, more power to youi Don't
for minute feel let down, for Conoco
Nth also contains the famous synthetic
that oIL-PLATES engines. OIL-PLATING
comes from the magnet-like attraction
that keeps it bonded to inner engine
parts, so that it can't all quickly drain
down to the crankCase-not while
you're using Conoco Nh oil. This
same famed OIL-PLATING is still yours
TO guard against wear.
Because of OFFICIATING and THAI
kere inhibition, one 5-quart fill of new
Conoco Nth oil went an astounding
13,39S.S miles. OF course, you Il never
Death Test your Conoco Nth oil in
sinister Death Valley, nor repeat any
other proving ground fortunes. You'll
still drain and refill at the intervals
recommended by qualified authorities.
But how you'll expect to stretch the
distance before you ever add a quart.
Judging by this big fact:
heavily advertised oils in the Ger
titled Death Valley Test were out
mileaged 74fo to 1915 by Conoco Nth
OIL Economy like that counts up into
dollars! Change to Nth oil today at
Your Mileage Merchants Conoco sta
ton. Continental Oil Co.-Pioneers in
Bettering Americas oil with SyntheticS
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29

Pride and luxury without self-restraint,
and misery and poverty without self
respect, are alike odious and alike
pitiable
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29

AT British state occasions, the arch
bishop of Canterbury takes precedence
over everyone but the sovereign and
his close kin.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29

Teeth resemble verbs: they are reg
ular, irregular and defective.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05

BALKANS: Britain severed dip
lomatic relations with Bulgaria; in
dications appeared of increasing
German. pressure on Jugoslavia and
Turkey as Britain fought to crease
a line of resistance to Nazi thrusts
in Thrace and Macedonia.
FAR EAST:-Japan r1assed for
midable land and sea forces near
French Indo-China, possibly to force
French concessions, possibly for
more far-reaching adventures; urg-
ent cabinet meeting summoned in
Tokyo when French fail to meet
deadline for Indo China concessions.
BRITISH ISLES:-First Lord OF
the Admiralty A. V. Alexander says
Britains need for more ships and
men never greater than in the face
of the present German spring sea-
threat; about Ito enemy warships
and supply ships sunk by Britain
but Commons is warned that Nazis
are preparing fleet of suicide" SUBJ
marines.
The next move in the Balkan sit
uation appeared to be up to Turkey
which was studying a special mes
sage from Hitler Content of the
message was not revealed but there
were hints that large Nazi forces
In Bulgaria had been concentrated
close to Turkeys defense lines in
| Thrace.
The British, in Withdrawing their
diplomats from Bulgaria, did not
reveal whether they plan-as was
previously threatened-to send the
Royal air force to bomb strategic
detectives in Bulgaria and the oil
fields in Rumania from which Ger
many gets much of the gasoline
to run its lano anu air armies.
Vichy reported a possibly signifi-
cant piece of news affecting the
Mediterranean Balkan African sit
uation. This was word that Gen,
Maxine Weygand, French supreme
commander in Africa, is expected
back in Vichy Thursday for his
first conference with Marshal Henry
Philippe Petain since he went out
to Africa after the French collapse.
Weygand has been understood to
stand resolutely against German
use of French African bases. With
German ground and air reinforce
ments now aiding the Italians in
western Libya the question of use
of French Tunisla may again be to
Continued on Page 8, Col. 81
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at 10 am. April |, by the board OF
directors.
The notice will appear in the I'M
periaI Valley Press, the Los Angeles
Times and the San Francisco Chron-
icle.
Bondholders were officially in
formed that the following amounts
are available in sinking funds for
purchase of securities:
$44,42O88 for redemption of regis
tered warrants; 500 ,485.23 for first
division refunding bonds $44 1920 for
second division refunding bonds;
and $49,356 for third division bonds.
Under the modification agree
ment. the district board is required
to call for sale proposals whenever
sinking funds shall contain at least
$4,000 each. The agreement pro-
vides that proposals will be opened
publicly and that any or all may be
rejected at the boards discretion.
The agreement states further:
eff no bids are received, or if the
bids received and accepted are not
sufficient to exhaust the moneys
SO on hand and available for that
purpose, the board of directors may
purchase at private sale 49,. any OF
said securities ;. :
This meant that in case the pro-
posals submitted for sale April do
not meet with board approval the
board may go into the open market
for purchase of securities.
Meanwhile, checking Of bond lists
relayed to district headquarters by
the three repositories was more
than half complete. Anna McManus,
district treasurer reported that
some warrants had been presented
and paid but figures were not avail
able Immediately upon total pay
ments.
When lists of bonds deposited un-
der the refunding agreements have
been checked. the district will for
ward lump sums to be disbursed by
the repositories To bondholderS for
back interest payments.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Hopes Revived for
AProject Here

Hopes were revived in Ell Centre
Wednesday that proposed WPA
projects to solve sewer, street and
water problems may yet be started.
Director of Public Works Walter
Heinecke returned from Los An
geles to report that a conference
with newly appointed WPA admin
istrator Henry r. Amory had been
quite heartening".
Heinecke appeared pleased with
Amory's reaction and commented
"Amory promised to give our prof.
ects prompt and thorough consider
alton. The projects are definitely
alive and I feel quite heartened."
Heinecke said that the new admin
istrator was particularly interested
in the community's actual need for
sewer, street and water plant re-
pair and appeared impressed by the
military Importance in connection
with proximity of the army camp.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05

expected to be the most successful
in the 12-year history of the EXPOSE
ton.
The junior livestock sale, which
will start at II am. Thursday, will
be conducted by d. l.. linn, auc-
tioneer and A. H. Keller, clerk.
Junior livestock officials declared
that the quality of animals sold this
year would be uniformly superior
TO that of any previous year.
A new system of judging, the
Danish grading, was invoked this
year, according to Elwood Spencer.
vocational agricultural instructor in
order that more equitable spread
of premium prices, more comparable
with commercial practice, would be
inaugurated.
Under the Danish system of grad
ing fat beef cattle are graded choice,
good and medium, and feeder stock
is graded fancy, choice and good.
The same system of grading applies
to swine and sheep.
Thirty-two fat beef animals, Is
of which were graded choice. Is
feeder beef animals, IL fat barrows
and Is fat lambs will be sold in the
auction, Spencer said
Judging in all divisions of the
fair was completed Wednesday as
prizes for the outstanding swine
entries and horses were distributed.
Thursday at the fair will be South
End Day and Mexicali Chamber OF
Commerce Good viii Day. Friday
is Japanese Day and will be high
lighted by the annual japanese pro-
gram. S. Fukshima, japanese consul
from Los Angeles will be principal
speaker
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Defense Strikes
Force Roosevelt
Into Conferences
President Talks With
knudsen, Murray as
Army Speaks Mind

WASHINGTON, March 5.
(UP) - President Roosevelt
today called in William S.
Knudsen, director of the Of
flee of production manage
ment, and Philip Murray, president
of the Congress of Industrial Organ
izations for separate conferences
presumably touching upon labor
industrial relations in the national
defense drive.
The conferences appeared signifi-
cant in view Of the labor disturb
ances that have held up several de-
Tense projects = although, as the
president said yesterday, they SO far
have affected only 1/400th of the
defense program at any one time
Knudsen, after opposing new Ia
Dor legislation, recently advanced
plan to require a 40-day waiting
period before any strike could be
called in a defense industry. New
mediation machinery also is being
considered.
A showdown on labor matters
may be fastened by the situation
at Wright Field, Ohio, where work
on construction projects has been
stopped by AFL unions in protest
against employment of four CLIO
men by a contractor on a compar-
Continued on Page 8; Column ~
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Jurors Stud yins
District Affairs

Irrigation district affairs again
were due for an airing before the
county grand jury grand jurors
indicated Wednesday when ques-
toned about The witnesses they
interviewed in an all-day session
Tuesday.
Chairman Evan T. HeweS of the
district board, Walter Goodson,
board secretary, Harry Maddux dis
trict business manager, and Direc-
tors Mark Rose and w. E. Young
were questioned Tuesday. They de-
clined to comment on the trend of
the questions asked them.
1t was indicated Tuesdays Ses-
sion was not to be the last devoted
to consideration OF district affairs.
Legislation was understood to have
been discussed ov Rose, proposed
legislation he said the taxpayers
of the district should know about
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05

showers 1ell IN the Imperial VAL
ley Wednesday morning but the
weatherman predicted clearing skies
Wednesday night and Thursday.
Gale-like winds that churned up
the ocean into huge waves earlier in
the week, tearing a cabin cruiser
and several smaller boats from
moorings in southern California,
died down Wednesday and no more
heavy weather was expected until
the weekend.
A low pressure area far at sea
was expected to touch the coast
Thursday night, but its intensity
could not be estimated
A statewide storm brought rain
or snow to all parts of Arizona We'd
nesday and the weather bureau pre-
dicted continued rain over most OF
the state Thursday. The storm,
which moved into Arizona from the
Pacific Coast, struck late Tuesday
night, washing out roads and laying
a thick layer of ice and snow Oh
highways in the northern part OF
the state.
U. S. Highway between Phoenix
and Yuma, where the rain storm
conferred, was washed out in three
places early Wednesday but was
expected to be reopened by after
noon. U. S. Highways 60-70-89 be-
tween Phoenix and Wickenburg was
also closed for several hours Tues
day night. Snow plows kept high
ways open in northern Arizona.
Rain in Arizona reduced lettuce
shipments from Phoenix and Yuma
valleys and kept the price for best
quality pack at $1.25. Forty-three
cars were shipped from the Imperial
Valley Tuesday.
The main Southern Pacific Rail
Continued on Page 8, col. -
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05

SAN DIEGO March 5 CUP) -
Roy Wilson Van Rope. %, Con-
solidated Aircraft Corp. employee,
was in county Jail today charged
with attempting to sabotage ma
ticnal defense industry.
Van Rope, a stock dispatcher, is
the first cmploye Of San Diego's
multi-million dollar aviation in-
dustry to be publicly accused Of
sabotage.
At a preliminary hearing before
u. S. Commissioner George Baird
yesterday, an F.B.I. agent testified
than Van Rope admitted he had
removed and destroyed approx
mately 200 Identification tags from
parts recepticles" in a stockrcom of
the Consolidated plant Feb. rs.
Van Rope said he removed the
tags to get even with another en-
ploye, Dudley D. Hall, who as in
charge of the stcckroom.
Although Commissioner Baird
announced that sufficient evidence
had been presented to establish a
probable cause for further action
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
An;i-Pickef Law
Goes Before Court

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 5. (UP)--
The state supreme court today held
under advisement a challenge of
the constitutionality of the Yuba
county anti = picketing ordinance
arising from the arrest and convic-
ton of 10 CIO pickets in 1899
fruit dispute.
Attorneys representing the county
and the CLIO were instructed to
file briefs within Is days.
The court heard oral arguments
yesterday on the appeal of the pick
cts from their convictions.
CLIO attorneys argued that the
ordinance did not clearly define
what constitutes violence and intim-
idation under the law
Joseph Heenan. Yuba county dis
trict attorney, commended in ans
wer that it was up to the courts
to decide what constitutes intimida-
ton. He said the ordinance did
not deny the right to peaceful pick
citing.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05

his hair, telephoned Col. Joseph
O. Donovan, acting state adjutant
general here, and asked TO be in
cluded in the third California draft
call, now being indicted. He will
be sent to Fort Ord, near Monterey,
in about a week.
Coogan was number 40 on his
local list of class Ia registrants
and the third call took only 48
into training from Los Angeles.
Only a few weeks ago Coogan
was looking for job as flying
instructor or pilot. He has more
than 300 hours on his log.
Jackie became world-famous over
night when Charlie Chaplin gave
him the title role in THE Kid" For
several years Hollywood poured gold
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Metropolitan Gets
Housing Permits

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5. CUP)
- State Insurance Commissioner
Anthony Caminetti authorized Met
ropolitan Life Insurance company
today to construct multi-million- dol
lar moderate rent housing develop
ments in Los Angeles and San
Francisco.
The company planned $l5,OoOO0O
development of 2700 units housing
$4,000 persons in the wiltshire dis
trict of Los Angeles and a 12,5000O
2500-family project in the Lake
MERGED area of San Francisco.
Caminetti issued the permits after
the Los Angeles superior court dis
missed two injunction suits chal-
longing the right of the insurance
company to enter the housing field,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Filler Killed in
Trainer Crash

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Mar. 5. CUP
Lieut.. William A. Sally, "a, was
killed and Lieut. PAUL H. Snow. 90,
was injured critically today when
their low wing basic training plane
crashed at an auxiliary landing
field near here.
Both men were graduated from
Kelly Field Feb. 7, and were taking
training instructors courses at RAN
dolph Field. Sally's home was at
Durham, N. c., and Shows at Delta,
Utah.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Myrna 10y Goes
Back to Husband

HOLLYWOOD March 5 tUP)
--Myrna 10y, perfect wife" oil
the films. has decided to give
real matrimony another trial.
She said totlav that she and
Producer Arthur HornblOw, Jr.,
were living together again, al
ter a separation of four months,
I've have discovered that our
action was hasty," said the
freckied Miss 10y. "We know
now that it was a mistake and
that we are happier together"
They were married at Ensena-
da, Mex, on June ~, 1886, after
a courtship of three years.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Strikers Appeal
For Federal Aid

OXNARD, Mar. 5. (UP)-Officials
of the Agricultural and citrus
Workers union (AF'D informed the
farm security administration today
that "torrential rains of the past
few days make an epidemic very
probable" among striking lemon
pickers in Ventura county.
In telegram to the administra-
tons San Francisco, with a copy
to President Roosevelt, the Off
Gals said "the union has been
forced to discontinue its inadequte
relief due to the numbers involved"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Clear Sky Outlook
Boosts Chances for
Fair Attendance
Jr. Livestock Auction
Scheduled Thursday
With Quality High

IMPERIAL, March s.
The weatherman was batting
flour for five" Wednesday as
he dished out more rain for
the morning program at the
Imperial county fair, but the FORE
cast of clearing skies promised a
full program and attendance for the
remaining days of the nine-day ex-
position.
The farm bureau and cattlemens
program as we'll as cowpony races
were slated to go ahead on schedule
Wednesday afternoon under sunny
skies and Thursdays junior live
stock auction sale program was
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
u AMBl|Ne
~ pORTER

Two Of a Kind
Shades of the Great Impersona-
ton" were fitting around the other
day. RR still hasn't been able to
figure out whether the shades
were R. F.. Bolcnbaker or Hank Jen-
sen.
The situation must have come
about something like this:
Just saw Doc Bolenbaker over
there in the gallery" Willis Carey
remarked out at the Barbara Worth
country club.
mo, you couldn't have because
Docs not out here" Dunbar Carey
replied. you must have seen a
chap who just looks like him-Hank
Jensen"
Several others ran into the same
difficulty, some maintained that
Bolenbaker WAS on the course and
others that he wasn't. II finally
wound up that both Bolenbaker
and Jensen were at the club but
they appear SO much alike and
kept bobbing up at different places
that RR decided there were either
two of them or one of them had
wings.
From now on we're going to adj
dress each like this:
This is Bolenbaker, isn't it
Hank?'
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Dan West Back
AtCourt House

Assessor Collector Dan West re-
turned to his desk in the court house
this week greatly improved in health
after a long illness.
He suffered a heart attack last
November and spent many weeks in
the FL Centre hospital. During re-
cent weeks he has been convalescing
at his home in Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Crash Kills Mule,
Injuries Motorist

A mule was killed, an automobile
demolished, and the motorist slight
ly injured in a traffic accident u
of a mile west of Ell Centre Tuesday
night.
James Samuel House, 20, Ell Gen.
tro clerk, told highway patrolmen
the mule suddenly walked directly
in front of his car as he was driving
west on Main street. He said it was
impossible for him to avoid strik-
ing the animal, House was cut and
bruised.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Postmaster Job
0pen at Jacunba

The United States Civil Service
commission will conduct an exami-
nation for postmaster at Jacumba
soon, it was announced wednesday.
Written examinations will be held
in Ell Centre at a date to be an
nounced later. Postmaster at Jacum-
ba receives a salary of $1100.
Applications will close March IA.
The applications must be properly
executed and on file in Washington
D. c., prior TO the hour of closing
business March Ia.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05

into the bank accounts of his par
ents. Eventually he outgrew his
childhood charm and his movie
parts grew Simmer and simmer.
He went to college at Santa Clara
and University of Southern Cali
fornia. His father John ST., died in
an automobile crash in 1885 and
his mother married Arthur Bern
stein.
Two years ago, almost forgotten,
Jackie startled Hollywood with a
suit against his mother and STEP
father demanding an accounting
of his supposed 100000 fortune.
1t was revealed that it had dwind-
led to a fraction of that amount and
he settled for about $150,OO0.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05

Length OF the quarantine period,
was set after study of experience
and facts gathered through long
periods of time in handling the
rabies problems in California" Fox
said.
I'VE know that the majority OF
dogs bitten by rabid animals will
come down with rabies within the
9O-day period unless they have been
protected by vaccination or some
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05

before it becomes law. He said
the bills had TO do with the board
setting salaries to be paid BOARD
members and other district officials,
Rose said he planned to discuss
three bills introduced in the senate
by Senator E. George Luckey of
Imperial county all affecting dis
trict affairs.
Rose asked to go before the
grand jury. The other men were
subpoenacd as a result of what
Rose and Young said during the
morning session it was indicated
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05

other protection. We know that vac
cination does not give 100 per cent
protection but we do know that
vaccinated animal has more chances
of not getting rabies than the un-
vaccinated ones. In other words tho
90-day period is tho usual Incubation
period for rabies 10 appear after
dogs have been bitten by other rabid
animals"