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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Jeffries Takes
Plea for Funds
To Washington
Public Works Plans
Discriminate Against
Detroit. He Charges
ny THEODORE A. HUNTLEY
Times STAG CsrrespsnSrst

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-Dis-
elimination against Detroit in allo-
cation of fe deral fund for
community defense facilities was
charged here today by Mayor JEFF
fries In a conference with Col. M.
f. Gilmore, commissioner Of public
works In the FWA.
Mayor Jeffries and City Con-
troller Charles Oakman. who ac-
companied him. cited awards to
other communities in Macomb,
Oakland and nearby counties on
applications filed since. Detroit
asked federal assistance. Aid was
sought again today in carrying
out a $40. 600, 900 public works pro-
gram planned primarily for the
benefit of defense plants and
near by community developments.
The two officials planned also TO
discuss the city's problem with
defense plant corporation authori-
ties. They said that unless help
is forthcoming promptly from the
FWA. the DPC itself may have 10
pay for sewer and water lines
serving new defense plants in
Detroit.
Mayor Jeffries particularly pro-
tested FWA inaction on Detroit
applications for federal grants for
seven public projects. as follows:
Water system extension, 81 .265,-
900: Southfield interceptor sewer,
S3.110.0 600: school addition. $780,
600: new fire equipment, 500. 600;
auxiliary .broadcasting and two
way radio equipment for the police
department. 100000; addition to
Receiving Hospital. $4,000; re-
creation building at Rouge Park
for the use OF service men.
we find projects for which
applications were fled later than
ours being approved all around
u.s.. Mayor Jeffries said. The
city simply doesn't have the
money TO do everything that n
asked Of IL. We are asking fed
eral help because most Of the
facilities required are made nee
essary by erection Of new defense
plants In Detroit"
The Detroit officials conferred
with Senator vandenberg. who
gave them details of a secret
treaty between the United States
and Great Britain. and now await
ing ratification by the Senate. by
which all property in this country.
any substantial part Of which rs
owned by the British. would be
exempt from taxation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
He Knew
Officer, Asking Divorce,
Says Wife GambIed

II was no mystery To Patrolman
Donald NJ. Aenis of the Fort
street station that there was gam
bling in and about Detroit. for his
own wife was doing a good deal OF
gambling herself. Aenis declared
Saturday in a petition for divorce.
Aenis, who lives at 8026 Lauder
avenue. said his wife threw any
thing at him that she could get
her hands on and at various times
had hit him with a plaster of paris
statue. an alarm clock and a mus
tard jar.
She also kicked him. Aenis said
and on Oct. 6. 1910. attacked him
with a knife. Besides. he said
she was jealous.
( The couple was married Nov
10, 1926. and separated last
October 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
School Strike
Issue TO Voters

The school board Of the South
Lake High School in st. Clair
Shores. where students staged a
strike to support their principal,
Ralph Carpenter, for the vacant
post of school superintendent. Sat-
urday announced il would hold a
special election to let the voters
themselves decide who shall be
superintendent.
The schools 100 students went
on strike and picketed when the
board, repeatedly favoring an out
slider, failed TO name Carpenter TO
the recently-vacated position. Car
penter has been principal OF the
school for II years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Only Sdi|orLost
On Ark Royal

LONDON, No. Is. - Only one
British seaman lost his life in the
sinking of the aircraft carrier
Ark Royal. it was officially an
nounced today by the admiralty.
II was at first feared that Is
men had gone down with the ship.
Earlier today, however. A. V.
Alexander. first lord of the adj
miralty, said in speech at Liver
pool that only two or three men
had been lost.
Alexander revealed also that
loss of the Ark Royal in a torpedo
attack was offset somewhat by
the destruction of four Italian de-
Stroyers in the series of sea bat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

ties in the Mediterranean early
this week. Another destroyer
was damaged.
Previously the Italian destroyer
losses were put at three. Alto
Igether at least 70 Italian warships
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

and merchantmen were reported
sunk or badly damaged.
No officers were lost aboard the
Ark Royal when the vessel finally
foundered In a race towards Glib
lraltar under tow.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

have undergone marked changes il
the course of the last decade.
Ten years ago the scientist.
thought they had the sex problem!
pretty Woll tickotcd. Il was all 4
matter OF hOrmoncS Female hOr-
moncS OF cStrogcna were suppose G.
to produce female charatoustc-
male hormOnc, or aNdrogCna -.
tho things t1at ut Lair on Juno.
chest and made ms }oi"c dre3.
This led 20 th"ori<ation d...
masculinity or :eminMlty We
matters p1 relative balance u ma.
and female homOnca.
But Professor Moore aC Dr III
len T. Kenyon. University @, Gu
caGo Professor OF Medicine ."-
ported that injection Of cSuadI1. .
female sex hogmOnc. III AcX.,a..l :
undcrdeyeiOpcd m"N cNerts aome H.
the effects OF thN male Eormont
tCstOStCronC.
Moore also reported that "anC.-
gems administered to female H..
sometimes stimulate female beh.}-
OF and eStrOgen-trCated males maN
under some conditions exhibit el'n-
cr made or female behavior
ln,crrclatlou between tine uervu"
system. which is largely responsible,
for behavior, and hormcnea ".
totally unknown Moore s2ld
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
VandeIeur Again
Labor Secretary

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 26. up
Edward D. Vandclcur has been re-
elected secretary of the California
State Federation of Labor, it ap-
pcarcd today on the basis of tabula-
tion of tWo-thirdS of the votes cast
in Yesterdays election.
Vandeleur held a lead of about B
to | over John l.. Spalding of the
San Francisco Plumbers union. it
was announced. Final tabulation and
the results of contests for the vice
prcSidencies were to be announced
some time today.
Two contests among vice -prcsi-
dental candidates were eliminated
by withdrawals before voting be-
gan. H. F, Leedham. Fresno bar
tender withdrew from the contest
in the 7th district. automatically
clecting F. M Engle Bakersfield
Painters, Frank Qulrk, Modesto
Bartcnders, withdrew in favor Of
c. A. Green, Modesto Hod Carriers
IN the 9th district.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Farmers Ask Quick
Hot Cargo Ballot
TO Settle Trouble
Secondary Boycott
Choking Off Markets,
Modesto Group Says

MODESTO, Cal, Sept. 26.
(UPO-The Associated Far
mcri Of Stanislaus County,
Inc, today requested Gov.
Culbprt l.. Olson to call an
immediate referendum on the hot
cargo and secondary boycott bill.
The request was sent to Coy. Oh
son III a telegram signed by Logan
Bowen. president of the StanlSlauS
unit of the Associated Farmers OF
California, Inc.
I'VE believe the people Of tho
state will support the right OF farm
crs to market their products without
facing secondary bOycottS contlnu-
ously." the telegram said. Will you
as governor offer this much aSslS-
tancc to farmers to let this refercn-
dunn come to immediate vote rather
than using the referendum to keep
the law from becoming effective
until farmers arc ChOkcd out OF
existence b. the increased use of
the secondary boycott before the
1912 election deadline?'
Fred HO2ue. secretary of the AS
sociatcd Farmers of StaniSlauS coun-
ty. said, modesto IS evidently the
center Of a new secondary boycott
drive by the A. F. Of L. and it is
hitting local farmers hard. 1t looks
like the only relief would be the
calling of a special election by the
governor and VIC arc requesting
him to do that immediately Small
growers who produce exclusively for
Modesto consumers cannot exist if
half their markets are cut off, eth
er by the boycott method or if they
observe the picket lines
In the telegram to the governor,
Bowen said the A. F. of L. is picket
ing six Modesto grOccrE stores. dis
ruptlng the entire marketing pic
turc."
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

'ulatively toward q State Fish and
Game commission meeting at Los
Angeles in which were discussed
a "crackdoWn' on indoor duck
hunters and a statewide uniform
quail hunting season
Developments ON the hunting
front were thrcefold. They nelud-
ed.
Efforts of county conservation
officials to work oul satisfactory
program with farmers who have
complained bitterly il the past
AGAINST inrOads Of unSportSmanllke
INSCRIPTIONS hunters on Their prop
crtN.
Statewide plans by the fish and
game commission for an lnvestlga-
ton into spOrtsmcns clubs suspect
ed Of having professional hunters
baG their game, sometimes IN lilcgal
night hunting.
Consideration b. the state fish
and game commission of quail anC
pheasant seasons. and a decision
to change WlldfoWl seasons and bag
limits III the Colorado river area
to conform with federal migratory
bird regulations and treaty proyl
SiOnS
The Holtyillc meeting next Tues
day night at which members OF the
farm bureau viii present their
problems relative to the conserya-
ten program" was expected to de-
velOp into a full-ticdged discussion
ranging from farmers difficulties
with hunters to farmers t"oublcS
with wlldfowl in grain fields. Guests
were invited.
The state fish and game commls-
sion met at Los Angeles.
Chairman Nate Minor instructed
Executive Secretary George Miller
to conduct an Investigation this
Continued on Pace 6, Col. A.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

IllDtlEtl county FL Il'.Nl AMIN 41''
Thursday camc uDoN human kcl-
cton hall buried IN the sand.
Allen. cmplo2e Of the GmpeHa.
Irrigation DISTRICT carly Friday led
Deputy Coroner Herbert Hughes auG
Deputy Shouti PIX Btrritt through
thr desert wastes to the spot where
ne found the skeleton. They search
ed the area tor evidence until late
III ,Ec CAY.
In the meantime deputy shcriff5
studied tho skull wEich Allen took
TO the shcwft'- oltIre and studio,
their mlssiug person Tile in an ef-
fort to marrow The Held OF }n}csti-
CATION
Sclora. ..rh #cta missing lron
re shail and tVo lcoap apparently
had had N"n-s H. them Ttuahcs
snd Burl' sad lho< would al
teMN' 10 tM# tUo missing nIilna.
1t they m!4.t bn OF tremendous
heip in estu)lIsE.A4 Identification
Officers SAID Tie -kna indicated
taat it had 5een exposed 10 the
Clements lor a lone period Of umc
BY Wee UnJ3.e to delemmc the
asc OF the person immediately.
The body was tolUd II an lsolat-
eG area seldom ,rcqucnted. Possibly
Officers sJld. thc DodF may have
been bnIcd and later tie earth
washed o. blown away.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
|. Y. Labor Leader
Back from Campo

{. 7. Hansen of Imperial, sccrc-
taty OF Imperial Valley Central La
Dor council, returned to the VALLEY
Friday from Campo. where he was
employed for 10 weeks in construc-
ton OF Fort Lockctt. permanent
home OF the 11th United States
cavalry.
Hansen'S post a secretary of the
labor council had been filled tenn
porarIlv during his absence by L.
W Barrlgan of Fl Ccntro
Hansen said carpenter work OH
Fort IocE2tt would be completed in
about a week. and that most other
heavy construction would be COM
plctcd probably by November |, the
date on which the llth cavalry
has been promised possession OF the
fort.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

te4f'. ~ 9.t-t
T.'ata .9lsces reported to the
jaIs.c Pc in New York that a
~.,- baNd Of Canadian troops
's#a. . as=a' landing on the coast OF
t..t.,. entity and carried off %
.4=. ~ rt':eers and important
80. .av gc3orf on I'VE crushing
e. a." %aH p4.Zer drive on Mos
e.. .nee5 tAat more than 10000
se.a,t.c\ ".rc inflicted upon the
ca.eE a!nl..yd corps of Col Gen
T, l3al liGcc'Han tOp-ranking TazI
L. UeeA entrusted with the as
s.. aucnt.
The aif.us..c started in the Bry-
a}.. -.e.or. apparently late in Aug
asf laG w.s broken after three
.....,~ .l.e German attempts to
a,..I..e brrak-throueh.
I.c uer prisoner total for tho
-. .a0s,, Vas claimed IN an
CIR special commInique OF the
C..... a..h command, which said
l.. N. arca is imminent.
- COUNTER-ATTACK
L..l admitted, however, that
l2uz3aNs had MADE powerful
....,. r-4ita~E5 at an unSpeclfied
.a..,or oI fnp front but claimed the
=. 2dpancc had been stopped
l-0.mau bombcrs were said to have
.t.a. ru2 ships from a Soviet con-
-. rM Lake Ladoga.
V..c aeutral dispatches told OF
y -.rs efforts TO raise Balkan
ta..rn arng OF 100000 men TO
i...-Irr tae Na2i invasion. the Rus
49,, -aj that their airplanoS, tanks,
lr. s4d infantry had Joined to
Bra. &H an enemy drive toward
o.. on tie main railroad line from
- ru 20 tie key Donets basin
-. e #GarHor The Germans We're
g ,..r3 tu haVc lost 10000 men
= 'ar .H4I,H. which WAS reported
.##rt II Moscow.
tuc a..tl" iGr the Russian Crlmca
-. r.naar" continuing furiouSly
S.. IA r>'maicd 10000 German
##.a.. .eeau- 10 break through the
a...yH ,..iuua leading toward the
e.. - .1val base of ScbaStopol
T.. London military sources indi-
- D.. 'af lie NaZIS had not yet
.a.a. .aT important progress and
-. .f been able to bring their
.a.r.s.e .ro)ps o. alr-bornc forces
- ...loN.
Rim. iUD COMES
7 ),t.te. reaching Moscow told
=. .s.e.e il4hlns i'll ram and mud
s .. af4Nt sectors and reported
-. 't .a9naMGs OF German casual
lH.. 4@HG on Page s. Col /
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
SEX VEXES PROFS
It's Not Dependable Nowa'days

CHICAGO. Sept. 26. NUP'-Aftcl
four days Of a3arriug around with
such subjCCt= as morphOgencSls
cellular Organisms and the co&mlc
ray. the Amcwcan Association fo.
tho Advancement OF Science today
GOT around to q subject familiar iC
tlc mo@,c--ome public ~cX
The ;rcublc with sex il seem.
is that It has been getting los5 anC
les dependable for thc pat lG
wears
Just as our notions with rcgarC
To general sex problems have un-
drrg ne radical revision" sad ID.
Carl Moore, chairman OF the Uu.-
Ner>lty of Chirago department uI
2ooiog%, 50 likewise our opinions
with regard to tn" scX hormonc,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Army Plans Detail
Map Of County as
Step for Defea@e
2G0 Men 10 he Housed
.At Fair Grounds i'or
/ ear-L0ng 5Arye4

An all-inclu,iNe mHp a.
Imperial county, which thc
government deems n"cvs~21N
to national defense, Will r"-
suit from a Ne@r-long strive"
~eou to be mace bE TIE corp. &:
army engineers 10Th re.mcnt
rur armH sluycyns party. lfw-
a=N N4 2o0 mo-. NI.i se quur...ao
Il, ,uc county far e"H.as. ~ tu.-
ae@N Heaolue TN p WI +.
Nj l. { fischer, ,.a." dess'"
10 quarter in HE H..oE 81 - -
eused b. FL Centre rhaa.a." -. e#..-
mer,c.
}a-or fischer IL W. ua H..
ten'a'lgels planned - q,..'n. ..
party IL Yuma but af'or beng
iunsc'cd around tie EM.o& -.
Chan'bcs Secretary Eahon e.,
a2reea - set l,p hcu4#=H IS -"
Il suitable l"c}lH.a- Hsna a"Hla2..
Fair SECRETARY Do.man 1'essr.
atlrrrC fsa Use O. 'uD t..r raG:
AID No. rteaer aaaaa'no. H.,
s3i5.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Cow Care Mystery
To Him. Boy Sues

LOS ANGEL Is. Sept 26. ,UP'--
Larry Do!an. &. kncV nothing about
the care and habits" ol cattle. n"
charg2d IN a lawsuit today. bat VA,
ordered br In instructor to look
after COW II the school animal
husbandrY show
When he tired to PIT blanket
on it, the animal kicked and broke
Dolans leg, he SAID
He named as defendants School
Principal j, r. IuEN5, Animal Hus-
bandry Instructor l.. 0. Mathew 5
and the school district. and asked
$4,000 damages
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Adams Asks More
Liberal u. s. Loans

SACRAMENTO ~.a -. t..
j. y Adam. l.t...... ........
ri 'UC C.'.o.# =.
l8,iNirH. co.. .s
thc icle1u Naa. ... ...e
Ion 10 hho.H. .t.#. .... =.
T. California -. S.
en' rrops ar, .. =
counties NA'se ....... -
loans ar Mot =. ,... #..
farming
On Dcaar oi .en .
mission AGam- # .:
eol"rnor O.. rha l.U
W2shmetcu IL
able constellation w.
M. tee dividmg un -
Ill., anon immeo.a's
a amIlH hereby nrn.
exceed s.. ,-Go Of e. 80. - -.
.oa" to hr made ulat..,..
sCr}u- GeG.,as.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Today S
WarMoves
BY Louis F. keemle
of the United Press
War Desk

Unrest and SmOldc"n2 revolt IN
subjugated Europe seems to be add
ing an increasingly difficult prob
lem to Adolf Hitlers already nu-
merouS difficulties. The movement
is approaching open armed revolt
in JugoSlavia. Mass arrests and eX-
ecutions from Norway to the Ac-
gean sea have failed to force the
people to "Co-operate' with the
conqueror towards a new order un-
der NaziSm.
Hitler's problem is this: Having
embarked against Russia, he must
finish the Job CT he Is in danger
of losing the war But Russia
proved to be a monkoY wrench i'll
ehe machinery III the fourth month
of the war. Russia still i holding,
and though the Germans have
been slowly driving them back, the
Germans have to fight for every
foot of soil.
The actual military situation be-
ing az obscure as il is. /. would be
idle to speculate on how lOn9 this
Will httD IlJ VI lIIF' ittl tlIlb INV
last the Russians VIII be forced
to retreat. However. the British
evidently have strong hop' that
Russia Will hold ogt tor many
months.
That impression l. strengthened
By Fridays statement ot Ernest
Beyin, minister of labor Pointing
out that Russian Industrial produC-
ton has been hard hi. h" called
on British workers tor siX months
10 q year of iu'.U u."d effort ~
help Russia
LOSSES HEAVY
Hitlers losses III Bu,sla, IN man
power. planes and machines while
not as heavy ds those OF the Rus
slams. have been colossal The
have 70 be replaced from Germany
and occupird Emap' i Inc eastern
campaI-u drdsa on
That could cTeoulally mean
stripping the aa.d2. forces III the
Continued ca Pagr 8. Column -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

parents had led an all-night search.
a YWCA employe recognized the
tots picture IN newspaper and
notified police.
Mrs. Batchelder told police she
meant the boy no harm and that
she had not intended to bring an
guish to his parents She said she
found him such an attractive youth
that She wanted to adopt him,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Revenge Plus Gain

Few human DClnga can prCilt
from misfortune. Few have the abll-
ity to turn bad luck into good luck
and then nail it down for keeps.
Mrs. L. b kinnard of HolNillC
was injured. She broke her toe
She could not cook OF do other
houScWork. Of course. because She
could not walk The burden of these
houseWifely duties lcll upon the re-
luctant shoulders OF her spouse.
Kinnard did not like 10 cook He
did not like to sweep. He did not
like to mop He did not like to
wash He liked nothing about house
work He hated housekeeping
This is hare WORK. It takes so
much time" he mOaned continuous
ly as he went about the work "Thi,
is terrible None of the equipment
works right This is tho hardest
work ever had to do. I certainly
will be glad when you get up ana
around again.
MrS Kinnard sympathizcd with
her husband very SWrrtlY.
I'm SorrY, dear" she said kindly.
that You have to work so hard
Il is a shame ann q sorry for
you"
In time She recovered She could
walk AGAIN. Socn after her recov-
cry she and her husband met
friend or the street. Klnnard looked
a bit sad. Mrs Kinnard, however,
was beaming with happiness and
good nature
Il felt so sorry for my husband
when I was unable TO do the house
work and he had to do it." She said
brightly 4 felt so sorry when he
complained about the work that I
decided to fix things so it would
not be hard for him if 1 even
got hurt again | bought new limo
leum for the Kitchen, a new cleo
trio stove a new Clctcric rctrigCra-
tor, and a new electric cleaner"
What a woman.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Guardsmen Finish
Medical Exams

A total of 81 medical cXamiua-
tions were completed Thursday
night tor men enlisted in the f,
Ccntro unit OF the California state
Guard.
This brought the grand total thus
far completed to Al. The remainder
of the required 60 were expected
to be completed and the whole uni.
ready for mastering in soon, Dis
trict Attorney Elmer Heald said Fri
1SN
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Two. Wife SeiuD
Causes Trouble

l'!dci utrTU@ael. t. Sras old
trrm l4boscr, ca.ountrGna nauanl
and nreruaticnI l.Wolca'lon~
fndu} il ms mulaI sat-up winch.
Z \, said mclaaed i've W,\rs.
one Wltc u.ad III M,Nlc3n mt
tae otEar on u .aucu II the NJ,
Seuai district whore Hernandez.
Norkod otuccrs sMu vow TIenm-
5el !, IN the COUNTY FL" caag-yd
AyN bl2aml
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

}. tCP)-PrlorltieS Director
,day that the entir. prioriticS
avoid the Irrational disaster"
men
: committee, which is study
system /, breaking down
We are Eolna 70 Eagc to aiIo-
cate from thc lop Is we'll as tho
bottom. Nelson ea.d Up 10 now
We have !nfuuaed toe strongly on
small business.
We are be2lHun- 10 ,oI1e the
problem nov, oll .p "a The present
the little hu,!nessml haa been
hurt more than hc should haze been
We are now stsla2 H.. deep prob
lens very ,criouS attention
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
S<.ssmosI Business
S Safeguard Urged

WASHINGTON, Sept. :
Il.H2ld NJ Nelson declared t
-#st m mU~t be changed to
- c.s."oNin@ small business
lie told the house bankir
r. "ree control LEGISLATION. that
..e...# ot issuing priority certitI-
.. the .oyrrnmcnt will find 1t
-, -~..HH 10 p.aGc direct ALLEGATION
8. ...'a2 materials to manufacture
#...," 'gc N.aouucs system. COM
#.:-e -. are @.}cn equal priority
aa.H.. =, - not assured of
.".ss ht ut scramble among
-.a- - -o a5'un them. SO many
-. "..i, .-te ben issued that the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Profit And Loss

Profit And Loss
Dove hunting this season can
scarcely be termed a hoWlIne sue
cess for LynWood Qualls, FL Cen
tro oil tyroonrl.
He hunted faithfully lor two days
When he tcttcd up thc profit and
loss. the record was:
Debit side ot the ledger four
boxes OF shell. one spraincd foot
a long footyac" anxiety, and a lot
of expired time
Credit side OF tie lcd2er one
dove.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

The boy was playing i'll front of
a church where his mother, Mrs.
Warren K McElWaln was attend
ing religious ceremony yesterday.
Mrs BatchClder found him there,
took him with her and bought him
new shoes, "A shirt, a sweater, and
lots of bananas before taking
him to her room.
This mUrulls. after the boys
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
KSIIion Pro n2ises Stute
Surplus c. so Million

~ ENTTTT = = ="
Coy c@h." l 90. ~. Ha..
Dnort# G'o. T. kim ~a3.a
TODAY ths ,ae ssar"# 6.ucu w.
he Nlnsa u.' aaa r.s...G j..
S50.0opet0 rep.8e u, 80 a,. p F.
present b.ruuU;a
Kllhou Muo@NH .a Fl.
of state finances r.' tan-'e.
dicatcd that the aet.U &'lu
reached a peak e $"'p#"o0 80.
be eliminated by u'Nt JHl. g..
Implanted h e,oNaauu ##a.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
Woman Held for
Kidn apin9 Child

PASADENA, Cal, Sept. 26 (uP)-Mrs. Phillip Batch
elder of TucSon Ar2 booked suspicion of kdnap-
ing today after taking fouy year-od David McElWain
a street whore he playing to her in the YWCA
and keeping him all night, police reported today
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

state oadgct ae aud ~ looked q
II Gov Olson aud hi. odmnisfra
ton would be ablc TO sIpr oQf ~
dctlclt and emerge VII IN 81
0G0,0Oo suplia By Jus / l943
However increased puOl
pendltureS such as nation
buying now enable ua -
estimates and present 6
encouragn2 prospect
A recheck Of the t.lat
turc shows that BY july
development Of the ,urplus lssl.n
in
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26

H.... a5s bceu reduced to
.... l#rr.g Sa0CoO.000 as OF last
-. ~" Of the current tlscai
SEP |#.ou said
H.-lte.- Improvement resulting
s.". nom national defense ac-
HH.. naNrd an important psi,
II la. Improvement in the statc's
I".....". !r SAID
Hr s.sd elimination of the deficit
vol" f.ac" the state on pay
=. }u4 "a basis
""a 81. drafted ihr prr,cn;
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-26
F. 0nzers Blasted
While VI Stobhinq
a. Russ Capital
Germans Claim $4,000 Soviet Prisoners
Tskanin KievPocke+; Dispatches Show
>u7sia7s Batting to Seize Initiative
BY UNITED PRESS =

The l. ii army Friday reported powerful Nazi panzer
-p. heading for Moscow under Adolf HitIers orders,
Iss crushed and Berlin countered with claim that
frGG Soviet prisoners have been captured in mOp-up