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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
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Continued from Pace Onol

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them again that after the wax he
would return more than ever to the
program OF the national socialist
party 80 that there would be JUS
ticc" for all Germans.
Russian reports said Red mar
ines have ven :oothold on Nazi-
occupied islands adjacent TO the
SoY:ot-held islands Of Osel ana Da-
20 at the mouth Of he Calf OF
Inland German attacks or OV,
re-e said 10 Rave been beaten off
SIth heavy damage 70 one Nazl de-
royer and 10 German planes shot
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IN ,he L2ningrad sector Russian
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
CALFX1CO WOMAN
REARRESTED

Mrs 1da Gol5cHses. C.leX4ac ~
dent, Wa @.rea.ec cH L fedora.
court bench warrant Thursday Tor
violating probation granted her al
Ter her appearance or a charLe
OF smuggling She WAS arrested at
CaleXico recently or another snug
Cling charge ana released en- bail
The federal bench warrant was re
ceired at the Imperial county jai.
after She had mace baN ard Vas
at liberty She was rea.~eSted later.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
Homec coming for
Masons Mondav

Masons anc I.t!- ta--.-e- &C
looking forward TO IL NH.
homecoming celebration. ( ,Iac.:.oa- =
al event e tna lgl Sa4Soc ~.
his year Will take ..i-o .;g;.,.a.
nigh, in n" t,m...e
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features takin2 place Immediately
after the banquet Al Mason. then
families au0 :r!enG4 @s!. Da vel
come and tickets ma pe ob;aIneC
rom loGCc Officers
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
COORDINATING COUNCIL
WILL MEET

The e cntro CcocC.H-tl,:- cou3:-
Gil vii meet al Wilson SCHOOL a.
7:30 pm A-ondaY or a regulal
session TEe committee arpo.n;eC
TO study The poa,it.i-. Of :..aStt:
calenda. for tha community VII
repart 4 nominating committee
will be appointed e prop~.e 70
the election Of ott.c = - the De-
ccMbe- :..at,.H- (. = cour,ii.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE INVITING BIDS FOR A.;
AIR COMPRESSOR FOR THE
CITY OF Ell CENTRIC,

NOTICE is HEREBY GI|EN "a.
se:.,ed 0lao Vi'i be rs"ei;rL b, lae
c.; q: :. Geut:c up - .'9 9,t1
7'CJ pa. on tilc 3:u ca" +. O"'sg.l
.4t! tor :uI.!si..H- OFT !.. cam-
plc..GY "lth gasoline Hotoe ".Icl,
small conform to tho Ioi.cTlu' ,sc#-
ificatons. 70 VII:
One air compressor Gf so cub
feet per :aI1.u.e actQa. ali delivery
~ American Soc.ety q Nrcuali-
c.l EAelaa-., Standard OFFICE
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Ge: h.alH d T. St4oAng engine
with a segcn-t>arin3 crank shaft
Uo"ldcd Nth t.rne-paint ST.
pension Oh frame C1!aprcasor and
engine 70 be direct connected b.
HG4l i.bHlC"H VITA %nJBr acton.
hoe coz, c.utrn Gasoline eu-L
~ 5r pro,Idad vita o. and -
I,t'ra, .nl.-'ubci>ating goycrno.
and pressure lubrlcatIon attach
wcrla throughout.
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{ W HEINECKE.
Director Of Pablo W0rE
CITY of Fl CpntrO.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
Sues FOR DIVORCE

Suit for divorce W. :..eo = -
perlor court Thursday b, Gem.
NJ. heI p aga!nS; James T. Hef-
ner s. alleged la, he aeser.ea
Eer and 1slIeo to provide 1oy he,
They married IN Holtvl.ie Nov. 20.
1897 and separated Sep, J. lq4o.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03

SACRAMENTO. Cal. oct 3 IT,
Iesn.e th" "o>iest anaH,l,l oa
Er. II 4#2rs WjtA Il ped! ted 80
e-. t-al surplus d. slLco'Haa =.
"D<. jsne 60. Csuioen!.... TO-
l.r.t .agss- we Ee.as C.;.ta =.
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ir.'~'gtua torvt3cs cary ,u Ia
8 e.l slashing state .sa' laH
rom . % ~ nr" cent. cUltns l.
-. - from * other m1sar
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
ARRAIGNED IN COIRr

R J. Rollins and AVN Shorten
wcr- ayalg.cC IL su2c.!o: cox; FL
day on a charge o bur. .l5rizire
the Gjrao.e se:rlee station II Ca
le,.ico Taey VI. en:eN t1e.r PIE.
to the burglary cha.zs a5X, Tlzs-
oay.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
Scanning
News Horizon
CHAMBER DIRECTORS
MEET WEDNESDAY

Fl Centro chamber OF eonmcr,.
President John Donohue Fnday
called a mcctme ~ tho chamber
board Of olrcstoss -. Oc,a5er S
Meeting vi. bc ba,. so q S
pm Donohuc saa Or.t 9aatIM,
busincSS Is scheduled
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
RECovERs ArTrR OPERATION

Ms. IINdC HI I BraWley .o~-
merry a rcsloent = K CeM.~o. is
recovering III BraW,eI ho-a.a' -
ter maio. OPERATION performed
Sept. p SEe pia,9neG to rc:urn
home MonOa. or Tue>ca> O. aeX;
week
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
PLEADS Guilty

John R. Cook. B.aW:-y. FridaE
pleaded guilty IL superior court 10
charge OF failure 20 support kls
three minor children He asked 70,
probation and vii be given pro
baton hearing o., 70
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
Lands Calls GfF
Day S Series : Game

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
PAINTER HELD IN
COUNTY JAIL.

7. H. D.egers. s. Braw,ey painter.
was held IN The county al I. Z.
Centre Fgl0ay on enaree oi as
sault to commit zap b. va >e:
a. $1,000
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03

SoItherN C-!lO...la- EEal- t+!QaI
and Saturday. exec; i.2-,.y c-5u0y
cast portion someWha; warm!
coastal d,e@: fresh no:t!.-4s, Wiz
coastal section, decreasing to5ay.
becoming gentle western Saturday
afternoon
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03
WEATHER

L. S. Weather Buicau. FL Centre
Tenn. Hu.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-03

c W HEINECKE.
Director Of Pablc WorE.
City Of Fl CentrO.
Evening star., 1941-04-18
lie i! &A4@ml !: "a: u! 3!
Street at Eleventh District 44oo/
Gift Suggestions for
Mothers Day. MAY 11th)

prone things for the home nsteod Of for them
right get your Mother practical preies
might neglect buy herself She'll be delighted with drese
cool prints and crisp eo-evey~heres!
Evening star., 1941-04-18

A. For Your Smart Mother, flower
garden print in feother-Iieht royon
crepe, with the new deep throot line.
Melting, blending ooIors. Misses
Thrift Dresses .. Third Floor
B. For Your Little Mother, who wears
O half size, this Mynette royon sheer.
Convenient button front, with shirring
for trimming. Navy and white print,
$3.50
Daytime Dresses ... Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-18
Fur Storage Time

II costs no more to store your
furs in April than in June, so
don't risk your precious peIts.
Coll District 44oo. extension
BIT and we will give you COM
plete information on our Fur
Storooe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NORTHBOUND

Columbia scheduled to arrive q tomorrow. maybe about noon c
 but nothing definite at 3 pm. today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21

At the time of his death, in September, 1887, John Alden was the last surviving member Of the Mayflower company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21

One of Muss0lini's armored tank corps has been caught in crCss fire and the mechanized units are threatened with an initiation.
 New British attacks are re- ported setting back Axis counter attacks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
TIDES
NH WAUKEE ROAD
 AGENT IN JUNEAU

Alaska has been good to the Mill Waukee Road, sending more freight and passengers over the electrified railway this year than ever before, it was reported today by R. E. Car son. general agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad, now in, Juneau on his annual visit to the Territory.
 Carson arrived here early this week from his visits to Fairbanks, Anchorage and Kodiak. At Fair banks he encountered 15-below zero weather, but said it did not seem as cold as some of the Puget Sound fogs he left at Seattle.
 Carson plans to go south on the Yukon Sunday, stopping off for a few days at Ketchikan. Furnishing 3 fast route east from Seattle, the Milwaukee trains seem to be win ming much favor this fall with Alaskans travelling in the States, he declared
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
(OKDOvA I5
 REFLOATED;;
 HITS REEF
Two Coast Guarders, Army Transport Answer Call
 Passengers Taken Of

The steamer Cordova, enrcuts from the Westward and Juneau for Seattle. went aground last Wednesday night at Woody Point Chatham Strait, but was reflcated at high tide by a Coast Guardcr and proceeded to Ketchikan.
 Another Coast Guarder and an Army transport took off the pas sengers before the Cordoya was re- floated
 Early calls last Wednesday night said the Cordova was high and dry on a reef and required assis- tance in removing the passengers" "
 Two Coast Guarders and an Army transport, in the vicinity, answered the call for assistance.
 The Cordova is in the service from Seattle to Unalaska.
 Advices received from Ketchikan state the Cordoya was slightly dam aged in the forward peak tank. The steamer is double -bottomed, which prevented further damage, it is said
 Master of the ship is Captain Trondsen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
EirsI Aid Glass 10
 Meet ai Governors


 First lesson of the Instructor First Aid Class, which is being taught by Dr. Frank E. Hull, staff physician of the Red Cross, will take place tonight in the Game Room of the Governors Mansion, it was announced by Mrs. Ernest Gruening, chairman of the AWVS
 The class regularly will meet in the Council Chamber of the City Hall, but tonight the place has been changed because of the Coun- cil meeting. After this evening, all classes will be held in the Coun- cil Chamber.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21

Wood is still the main fuel on many farms.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
fcre unleashing the assault
 Brothers in Command

 The new offensive is commanded on the land by Lieutenant General Sir Alan Gordon Cunningham, who crushed the Italians in the East African Empire, and on the sea by his brother, Admiral Sir Andrew Browne Cunningham.
 Hitler's headquarters, as usual, de- preciated the surprise attack and intimated that strong German and Italian counter attacks had thrown the British forces back with heavy losses, especially on the west side of Omar.
 Encirclement Threat
 Mussolin's High Command count cred the British statements by say ing British motorized armored forces had opened an attack on 90-mile frcnt on the Marmarica desert but that counter attacks had destroyed part of the enemy tanks by the end of the tWo-day fighting" It is declared in London that the British smash in Libya is described. by informed quarters as confront ing the Axis forces, under German General Erwin Rommell with a threat of encirclement in the vast battle taking place.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
Meet EauaI Forces

Churchill said: This is the first time in which we have met the Ger mans at least with an equally well armed force, adding that Great Britain waited and planned the mass strength for five months be-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
CoRDoVA INSPECTED

KETCHIKAN. Alaska, Nov 21- The Cordova is sailing south this afternoon.
 A diving inspection this morning revealed a punctured forepeak and outer bottom when the steamer struck on Woody Point, Chatham Strait about 7:S0 o'clock last We'd nesday night.
 The Cordova arrived here at T o'clock the same night, escorted by the cutter Bonham and with water being pumped from Number l hatch The leak is being plugged.
 TWenty-two passengers from Seward, Dutch Harbor and Kodiak remain aboard.
 The Cordova carries 15,000 cases of salmon from Kodiak, valued ct $1o00o0.
 The Cordova struck in pitch black night after an exceptionally stormy voyage from Seward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
DESERT ARMIES CHARGE

Great Britain's Desert Armies, of million men, were yesterday reported driving deep into Libya after advancing more than 50 miles on a 140-mile front in a vast secretly launched offensive aimed at knocking the Axis out of NInrth fr.icn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21

c Columbia scheduled to arrive . c tomorrow. maybe about noon Q
 Q but nothing definite at 3 o . pm. today. Q SCHEDULED SAILINGS . Q Tyee scheduled to sail from Q c Seattle today. .
 Q NoIthland scheduled to sail . Q from Seattle today. @
 . Princess Norah scheduled to Q o sail from Vancouver at 9 O. . . clock tonight. e
 2 Mount Mckinley scheduled to Q c sail from Seattle at am. . o tomorrow. o North Sea scheduled to sail . 0 from Seattle 10 am. tomor- c o row
 ( Aieutian scheduled to sail 3 Q from Seattle November 25 at Q o 9 am.
 6 North Coast scheduled to sail .
 Q from Seattle November 28 e Q at 10 am.
 @ SOUTHBOUND SAILTNGS Q
 c Yukon scheduled southbound c O midnight Saturday. 6 Alaska scheduled southbound Q c next Tuesday Q 6 LOCAL SAILINGS Q Estebeth scheduled to sail . 6 every Wednesoey at 6 pm. . for Sitka and wayports.
 3 Dart leaves every Wednesday
 5 at 2 am. for PetersburG Port
 . Alexander, Rake and way . c ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
sITKA DIVORCE ASKED

Kay Windsor, of Sitka, asked for divorce from William Windsor in an action filed in the Federal Dis trict Court here. Grounds on which the divorce is sought are cruelty. The couple married at Ketchikan ill 1885 and have two children.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
Axis Set Back on Heels

Dispatches said the attack started at dawn last Tuesday and set the German and Italian troops back on their heels, shocked at the sudden action.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21

Prime Minister Winston Churchill told Parliament that the long await ed big push has already won posi- tions with marked advantage" and 2 decision might come within a lew hours"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
QUI(K MOVE
 IS MADE IM
 N0. AFRlC 4
Spearhead Driven for Dis. ianle of Eighty Niles,
 Sudden Campaign
Inside the barrage balloon

(Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21

6. tertalning to
 an early
 school of
 philosophy '. Armed conflict 8. Ignoble g. Richly deco-
 rated 10. Ecclesiastical
 vestlnent II. Produced q
 copy of 16. Attendant on
 Cleopatra 20. Dried plum 22. Sour 24. Positive elec-
 tric pole 27. Visual repre-
 sentation of
 a varying
 quantity 20. Happen again 30. Animals foot 31. Brief 32. Instruments
 for measur-
 ing distance
 travelled 33. Swamp 35. Kind of cloth 37. Three > banded
 armadillo 40. Reached across 42. Tremble 43. College song A. Kind of necktie 45. Metal workers
 tool 1T. Game of chance 49. Harbors 51. Look to be 53. Northern Euro
 pean 56. Southern state:
 abbr. 57. Beverage
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21

The total number of deaths from air bombings in England in 194l was 23.081.
 Last years marriage rate in England was the highest in it's history.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
RUNNER-Up IN
 DERBY pRAI5ES
 NEW CHAMPION
.Minard Mill, Jr. "GIad Jer- " Won" Speeds Were
 AwfuIIy Close
I'm glad Jerry won" :"

This was the first thing 14-year- old Minard Mill Jr., runner-up iH the Soap Box Derby, had to say yes terday after Jerry Chapman hao defeated him by a few feet in the final heat in which the Juneau champion was chosen.
 T tried hard, but I'm glad Jerry won. because the best man always wins" young Mill told the big Der by crowd over public address sys- tenn.
 Chapman, the winner, accepted his honors modestly. He publicly thanked MT. Dyer and MT. Baker" (Tom Dyer and Dewey Baker of the Standard Oil Company, who spon- sored his entry)
 In tryouts over the course in the weeks preceding the Derby, four cars had alternately clocked the fastest. Some nights Chapman would be speediest. other nights Minard Mill, while the cars of both Tony Del Santo and Charles Linehan for time appeared winners.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
BOY E EXCITED
 OVER WIN
Jerry About Happiest Kid in City Today-Wants
 10 Be Engineer

Jerome John (Jerry) Chapman, who won the Rotary Empire Soap Box Derby in 49 seconds flat over 55 competitors yesterday, is prob- ably the happiest and most excited kid in Juneau today.
 Jerry, when speaking of his vic- tory said he was awful excited" and T don't know if I'll win at Akron but I'll try
 Jerry has named the "soap box that brought him victory the Elm pire." He is one of the hustling En- pire newsboys.
 The lucky youngster is we'll hammered, healthy boy of almost 12 years of age. He is the son of Mrs. Nina Jenkins, housekeeper and masseuse. Jerry was born in Santa Barbara, Calif., and when he was 2 years old the family moved to Port land, Ore, where they remained un- til two years ago, when Mrs. Jen- kins moved to Juneau, with her son and daughter, now 13, to make their home.
 Jerry will be in the seventh grade this coming year.
 When asked what his ambition is he declared T want to be an engi- neer and build bridges
 Mrs. Jenkins was delighted with the sportsmanship shown by the other boys in the derby. They were just fine, praising Jerry and offer ing him many congratulations on his win and none of them showing the least signs of chagrin at losing"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
nazisDellland
 Ami Russian.
 Organization

A report from Spain today claim ed that Hitler has demanded token of anti-Communist force in each nation in the Nad-planned new Europe.
 Complying with the. dem 8 n d, Spain has already begun the recruit ing of a Spanish Legion of Volunteer Forces.
 It Is reported by a German spokes- man that other units are also form ing In Norway. Denmark, Sweden and in Occupied France.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27

WASHINGTON-The Russo-Ger- man war has brought more than ever to the forefront two young diplomats who represent the two belligerents, Ambassador Constan- tin Oumansky of Russia and Charge dAffaires Hans Thomse.l of Germany.
 Both are about the same age in their early forties, both are extremely able, both play an ex- tremely different role, and neither circulates very much in Washing ton society.
 Thomsen, born of a Norwegian mother and married to a Hungar- ian wife, sometimes is suspected of anti-Hitler leanings. This suspic- ion has been increased by his wife's unconcealed dislike for Hit Ter Frau Thomsen has declared that she would not go back to Germany if her husband were re- called. as long as Hitler is in power.
 Actually, however, Thomsen is a loyal Nazi and close friend of Hitler's. He happened to be in the Foreign Office when Hitler first came into power, and served for some time as liaison officer between the new Chancellor and the Foreign Office. Quite bond of friendship grew up between them.
 Likewise, Ambassador Oumansky is close personally to the dictator of his country, Josef Stalin. Ou- mansky once was chief of the press bureau in Moscow, in other words, chief censor, and came into close contact with Stalin.
 Oumansky and his wife are great students of American life and poll itics, and know this country as well or better than most diplomats. They have not circulated socially since Russia made her ill-fated al- liance with Hitler in 1889, but the Soviet receptions once were fam ous for caviar, vodka and rich viands rivaling anything given dur ing the ornate days of the Czar.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
KEEP QUIET
 SAYS HITLER
 T0C0kkAND
Details of Five day Old Struggle Withheld 10
 Keep Plans Secret
By LOUIS B. LOCHNER Associated Press Correspondent

BERLIN, June 27.-The main de- cision over Soviet Russia has already been won informed German forces declared enthusiastically today after the High Command reported the German Army has been victorious on all fronts"
 But the High Command. on orders from Hitler's headquarters, have postponed again the heralded an- nouncement that successes are baf- fling the imagination" and with held all details of the vast five-day struggle. The High Command says that this postponment of any furth- CT announcements is solely to keep secret valuable information and does not mean any delay in the progress of operations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
Soviet Uses Luftwdffe as "Anti-Tdnk' Artil-
 Iery" on Ndzis
HITLER SEALING
 ON LATE REPORTS
Germans Have Not Yet Broken Through Sec.
 onddry Defenses
tBY ASSOCIATED PREss)

tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS)
 After two consecutive days of promising to reveal Naxi prog ress in its latest war, Hitler again today put off telling in de- tail how the Russian campaign is going. Meanwhile Russian re- ports declares planes used as "anti-tank artillery" have in- flicted heavy losses on psnser columns showed into Western Russia.
 A Moscow cOmmunique said Red airmcn fin innumerable att tacks" have blasted mechanical invaders aimed at Villa, in Lith- uania, and Brody and Baran- owicze in Russian-occupied Po- land.
 Indications are that the Ger mans on the sixth day of their intended blitz drive have not yet penetrated the secondary outer defenscs of the Soviet Union to reach the primary for tifications along the old frontier.
 The German High Command proclaimed from field head quarters that troops, victorious on all fronts, have made im- p0rtant gains which twill be made known shortly"
 Moscow also praised the work of Red air1nen in raids on the Rumanian port of Constanta, the Rumanian capital of Buch- arrest and Ploesti, in the center of the Rumanian oil fields.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
936 Hoi Dogs Sold Yesterday
 To Derbyifes

Seventy-eight dozen hot dogs. al most enough strung end to enc to stretch the length of the Soar Box Derby course. were sold yester- day from the Rotary Club conces- sion stand near the finish line of the Derby.
 R0tarian hewkerS also disposed Of a dozen cases of bop and a good many pounds of peanuts.
 But, !. said Concession Chairman pr. Dick Williams sadly. the ice cream didn't seem to have much appeal in yesterdays climate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-27
AXIS SUPPLY
 SHIPS SENT
 DOWN BY RAF
Attatk Is Made on Vessel Under Heavy Convoy
 Off Atlantic Coast

CAIRO, June 27.--At least two 20,000-ton Axis merchant ships have been torpedoed by planes and be- lieved to have been sent down. The action took place off the Italian coast.
 The announcement is made by the Royal Air Force Middle East Com mand which further states the at- tack was made on the ships which were under a heavy convoy.