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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Historic s psem.

Opatrovat CHI psy Sc nevy-
plac1. K tomuto poznatku do
spely sousedky RGzena Hejno-
va a Anna RGzickova V plzen-
skem predmest1 Skvrnavy. Ri
zickova S manzelem kamsi Cd
jela a pozadala sousedku, ably
til dny opatrovala jejich PISA.
Hejnova k Will dobremu SOU
sedstvi vyhovela, ale jiz nazftT1
pes Hejnovou kousl do nosu,
kdyz sehnuta nakladala do
soudku zel1. Urval il nosni
chrupavku. Odborny lekar Iii
still, re nos lie sprawl jen plas-
.tickou operacl. Rozpocetl SPRAY
ku ma sedm az osm tislc K.
RGzickova sl1bila poskozene
zaplatit lecebne vylohy a pro-
sila jen, ably mic neTfkala man
zelovi. Zat1m vsak s placenfm
nijak nepospichala. Policii o.
vsem zajlmalo hlavne, zda-li
pes netrpf chorobou. Ponevadz
zv6rolekaf uznal psa "a zdra-
veho, odkazaly bezpecnostnf
organy poskozenou ma poTad
prava soukromeho. Historic
pokousaneho nosu pride ash
pred civilnf soud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
SokoIstvo neustane " boil.

Ceskoslovenske kruhy v Lon
dyne cekajf, re v dohledne do
be Dude rozpusten take jugo-
slavsky Sokol, kdyz nyni Gin
most ceskoslovenskeho Sokola
byla 1plne ochromena zabave-
MIN jeho majetku. Ceskoslo-
vensky Sokol v Londyne eta
nynl ash 500 clen1 armade.
Predsedou londynske sokolsk6
jednoty byl zvolen ministr Ju-
raj Slavik, jenz byval mfstosta-
rostou Ceskoslovenske obce So
kolske jenz Tekl:
"Kdyz Churchill nedavno
n~avstivil ceskoslovenskou ar
madu, nasi vojaci nesli prapor,
jenz Jim byl darovan Americ-
kym Sokolstvem. Jednoho dine
poneseme tento prapor trium-
falne ulicemi Prahy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Ceskoslovenske ambulance We
Washingtons a " Baltimore.


Ma ceste z Chicago do New
Yorku zastavily Sc We Wash
ingtone dive ceskoslovenske am
bulance, jez byly zakoupeny
nasimi krajanskymi spolky a
Ceskoslovenskou narodnl ra-
dou pro Ceskoslovensky Cerve-
ny Krlz v Londyne. Pred bu-
dovou ceskoslovenskeho vysla-
nectvi byly ambulance oceka-
vany zastupci tohoto 1Tadu,
zastupcem britskeho velvysla-
nectv1 Mr.. Goodheart-M cCor-
nickem a mnoha washington
'skymi krajany. Zvlastni radost
z%p1sobilo, re Sc dostavil take
DIR. Ales Hrdlicka, jenz Sc pc
prohlednutf ambulance vyslovil
velmi pochvalne o jejich pro-
vedeni. Ambulance byly VISTA
veny nekolik hodin pred budo-
YOU casopisu washington
Post, kde je Sc zajmem pro-
hllzely stovky kolemjdoucich.
Do Baltimore tyto ambulan-
ce pfibyly We stredu. Byly W.
staveny pred skolou Osady sv.
Vaclava a skolou Aug. HERNIA
ma. Buddy velkou pozornost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Smrt pod vIastnim vozem.

Ma Taborske ulici V Juliano-
We narazil vlak poulicnf drahy
ma dvouspreznf povoz rolnika
Vladimfra Krale z Rozstan1,
Manly naraz polekal kone, re
Sc splasili. Kral je chtel strh-
nout, ale spadl pod povoz a byl
pfejet. Utrzil smrtelne zranen1,
jemuz v nemOcnici podlehl.
Mrtvola tesare Alfonso Do
hnala re Zidenic byla vytazena
z kanalisacnf jamy u mostu ma
Olomoucke ulici. Stava dom
n6nka, re Dohnal sci pc tramu
bedn6nf ma vykopavce, sklouzl
a pTi padu narazil hlavou ma il
ny tram bedn6nl a asi uz mrtev
spadl do jamy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Vyvazla.

V Clevelandu 54leta krajan-
ka R1zena Pesickova vyvazla
stastne temef z j1cnu smrti
kdyz jela v autu.
U.jlzd6la pc ramp6 Eagle,
kdyz jejf auto bylo pc stran6
zasazeno jinym autem, ona mad
svym vozidlem ztratila kontro-
lu a to bylo vrzeno ma chodnik.
Jejf auto vyrazilo kus zelezne-
no zabradli a zastavilo Sc zpo-
la visfc mad hloubkou 100 stop.
Auto Pesickove bylo pfi tom
dosti tezko poskozeno. Ona sa-
ma nebyla vIbec ami poranena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Pozzary.

Oletha Gibson a jej1ch pet
ditek uhorelo pri pozaru jejich
dreveneho obydll billie Irving
ston, % mill jizne Cd Mobile v
Alabama.
V Kansas City, Mo-, Robert
E. Jones vida, re jeho til dltky
nici v prvem patre rodinneho
obydli, prodral Sc az k MIN
Podlaha Sc vsak pod MIN zflti-
la a d1tky uhofely.
HasicIm Sc podarilo Jonesa
zachraniti, byl vsak tezce po-
palen. o zivot z jeho d1tek pri-
sli 12lety Robert, 8leta Judith
a 6leta Janice. Jones sc poda-
rio zachraniti ctvrte d1tko, 1C
letou Caroline.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Slovak vyvazl zpod petitunove
lopaty.

V Egypt, Pa, 42lety sloven-
sky krajan Maths Vajda unikl
temer jiste smrti jakoby zazra-
KEN.
Vajda byl zamestnan ma pro
jektu u Fogesville, kdyz utrhla
Sc We vysi ash 20 stop mad jeho
hlavou petitunova lopata ma
zdvihadle a spadla ma neho tax
re byl cely prikryt.
Lopata zachytila jenom jeho
levou nohu, ktera byla tezce
poranena. Deln1ci, kteT1 byli
svedky tohoto nestest1, memo
hou Sc dosti vynadiviti, re Val
da vGbec vyvazl Sc zivotem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
PoranSni pri jizds autem.

V Clevelandu o pIlnoci prisli
k vaznemu poranen1 diva mu-
zove, kdyz jejich auto narazilo
ma pil1r bezpecnostniho pasma
ma Superior a vych. 6. ulici.
Auto T1dil 3Olety krajan Ka-
rel Vondrasek. S MIN jel jeho
pT1tel, 21lety Robert Griffin z
Clsla 1862 Northcliffe ave. V
nemocnici Charity ~zjistili, re
VondraSek ma rozrazenou le-
becni kost a Griffin re je vazn6
potlucen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02

cal %. T1jna, kdy armady TIA
lie pokusily Sc vtrhnouti do re-
me, byla provedena bez jake
koli znamky odporu ma strane
mesta samotneho.
"Nesmirne rozhodnut1" Spo-
jenych StatG streziti "siroke
vody zapadnf p~olokoule", bylo
uvltano v Londyne min. pred
sedou Churchillem jake vec
dalekosahleho vyznamu pro
bitvu, kterou Britanie must Wy
hrati, ably Sc udrzela - bitvu o
Atlantik.
"zadny proziravy muz ne
m6ze pochybovati," prohlasil,
"ze konecna a 1plna porazka
Hitlera a Mussoliniho jest jista
vzhledem ku prohlasenemu roz
hodnuti britske a mericke de-
mokracie."
Italskeho nepfitele Churchill
Odbyl poznamkou, re premier
Mussolini je "sraskany sakal,
pokousejicl Sc zachraniti svoji
k1zi lfsanim Sc k nemeckemu
tygrovi."
Nemce lfcil jake "divoke HUI
ny, z nichz n6ktefi jsou vyleci-
telnf a JIM "zabitelnf', ale po-
znamenal, re jest jich meme
nez 70 milion1 a vetSina z Mich
must stfeziti narody, ktere "a
plavili.
Churchill vidal nadseny hold
Recku a Jugoslavii. Porazku
t6to zeme pficital nedostatec-
nemu casu ku zmobilisovani
svych brannych sill, avsak opa-
koval, CO Tekl, kdyz byl prove
den statni pfevrat v Jugoslavii,
re Jihoslovane "zachranili svo-
il dust"
Turecke casopisy pc prve v
nekolika mesicich mluvily ote-
vTene O nemecke hrozbe teto
zemi, zvlaste O hrozbe, ktere
tvori okupace reckych ostrovu
blfzko Dardanel nemeckymi
vojsky.
Ikdam pravf, re "je rozdfl
mezi u~jist6nfm NemcG, jehoz
dostava Sc Turecku a mezi je-
no cinem = obsaZen1m ostrovu
ktere lei ma ceste k Dardanel-
ske 1zine."
Vatan pravf: "Nase vlada je
pfipravena pTijati i nejmensf
pozadavky jake vyhlasen1 val
ky"
Jisty redaktor, ktery Sc vra-
til z Ameriky, pravi, re vlada
81 uv6domuje, re male veci by
ly by pouze zacatkem ohrom-
nych koncesl. Nebude zadne-
no kompromisu, zadneho poda-
nj, pouze odpor."
Nejmene 10000 lidf bylo "a
bito v B6lehrad6 pTi bombar-
dovanf mesta pred kapitulaci
Jugoslavie, jak prav1 ocity sve-
dek cd nemeckych hranic, KITE
ry byl citovan Reuterovou It's
kovou kancelari.
Bombardovanf Belehradu die
teto zpravy bylo daleko horst
nez bombardovan1 Varsavy.
Obyvatele hlavnlho mesta ziji
jake zviTata.
Tento correspondent pravl,
re N6mci nejprve vydrancovali
mesto sami, pax propustili tres
lance z trestnic a povzbuzovali
je, ably loupili. PAX n6mect1
fotografove brali sn1mky, ably
melo N6mecko dGkaz, re dram
covanf a loupen1 dalo Sc neka-
lymi srbskymi zivly, nikoli ne
meckym vojskem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Starry Slovak zabit pfi chizi.

V Coaldale, Pa, 71lety slo-
vensky krajan Mchal Koh1t,
byl usmrcen, kdyz ma ceste z
Coaldale do Tamaqua vessel
pred auto, jez f1dil Eduard
Houser z Tamaqua.
Starec usmrcen byl ma m1ste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Uhoreli We yGzeni.

V Belle Vernon, Pa, til vez-
move, zena a diva muzove, "a
hynuli pri pozaru nestrezeneho
vezenf tohoto mestecka v "a
padnl Pennsylvania.
Chen vypukl Ia nekolik no
din 90 zatceni onech tff osob, z
nichz kazda byla zatcena
zvlast pro mensl pTestupky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Stabnf kapitan zemrel.

Pc delsi chorobe v Londyne
zemTel Stabni kapitan Otakar
Martinez, jenz byl clenem sta
blu prvnf ceskoslovenske divise
" Anglii. Ia prvnf svetove val
ky boioval v ceskoslovenskych
legifch a mel mnozstvl valec-
nych vyZnamenan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Poransn pri pfevrzeni auta.

Krajan James Vokac z Vir-
ginia v Nebrasce, utrpel bolest-
ne poraneni pri j1zde v automo
blu. Nahodou praskla guma
ma jednom kole a auto Sc pre-
vrhlo, pr cemz bylo Vokacovi
pTerazeno nekolik zeber a utr-
pei i jine zranen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Usmrtila vlka autem.

V Bonneville, Mo-, Cecilia
pTi jfzde autem spatri-
la ma silnici diva vlky, vrazila
do jednoho a usmrtila no. PAX
zajela do mesta a skolektovala
SIS "zastrelneho" "a skodnou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Col. Lindbergh vidal Sc
dHstojnicke hodnosti.

Charles A. Lindbergh I'VE
rejnil dopis, adresovany presi-
dentovi, v n6mz mu oznamuje.
re sc vzdava sve reservnl d1-
stojnicke hodnosti v letectvU
Spojenych StatG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Zoufaly kra

Frank Spinar, 52lety byl ma
lezen v letnim s1dle u Crooked
Lake v Lake Villa obeseny. Ma
rozen byl v Chicago a byl Gle
mem Podporujfcfho Spolku Pl-
zenskych Rezn1kI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
FarmaT nalezen mrtvY.

V Lancaster, Wis, George
Finney, 35lety bohaty farmaf
z okresu Grant, byl nalezen
mrtvy. Jeho mrtvola lezela u
cesty pred jeho obydllm. Patr-
ne zemrel vysflen1m. Finney Sc
prave navratil z Kenosha, kde
Ztravil zimu.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
WEATHER

Southern California; Partly cloudy
Wednesday coastal and mountain
areas with occasional light showers
in mountains; clear or scattered
clouds Wednesday, decreasing cloud
mess, occasional showers interior
areas Wednesday, slightly warmer
temperatures.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Mex Defense
Plans Difficult

The conversations were UNDER
taken on the basis of a declaration
adopted at the meeting of foreign
ministers of the 81 American re-
publics at Havana last July 81
which provided that signatory ma
tons shall consult among them
selves on steps to be taken in
event an act of aggression is COM
mitted or should there be reason
to believe that an act Of aggression
is being prepared by non-Ameri-
can nation against western hemi-
sphere nation.
Military experts noted that the
departments announcement made
no mention of the possibility of the
United States seeking naval or air
bases in Mexico but military eX-
perts predicted that some arrange
ment toward this end would be-
come an ultimate essential in any
joint defense plans.
Unlike the U. S.-Canadian talks
being carried on by joint boards
which include civilians, the dis
cussions with Mexico are between
military, naval and air experts of
the two governments. Names of the
U. s. officials involved have not
been disclosed.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
FILES SUIT FOR
DIVORCE

Dimas Costello in a divorce COM
plant filed Tuesday alleged that
Fidela M. Costello deserted him
March 20. 1897. He said they were
married in FL Censro March rs, 1884.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Weather Clears
In Storms Wake;
Floods Subside

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road lines between San Francisco
and Los Angeles were blocked for
several hours Tuesday night before
workmen cleared away a 600-foot
landslide q. Naples, in Santa Bar
bara county. Six heavily-traveled
passenger trains were held on both
sides of the slide.
Another slide blocked the tracks
near Mckay and a 100-foot section
of track was washed out near Naples
but all lines were restored to service
Highway traffic moved slowly around
several detours in the area.
The Sacramento river, which
brimmed perilously close to the
tops of its levees and broke through
at one point to flood several hun
dred acres of farmlands, was drop
ping all along its length from the
Siskiyou mountains to the Delta.
The San Joaquin river, however
was rising stubbornly and there was
some flood threat.
The Los Angeles river, which L;
dry for most of the year, was rag
ing torrent that undermined anG
wrecked a l75-foot section Of q
Santa Fe railroad bridge.
The three-months of rain along
the Pacific coast has broken many
records. Los Angeles has a seasonal
total Of 24.66 inches, the highest ir
more than 40 years. San Francisco
has had the wettest winter since
1894.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Movie Executive
Faces Tax jury

NEW YORK, March CUP) -
Trial of Joseph NJ. Schenck, chair
man of the board of goth Century
Fox Film corporation. en- a four
count indictment charging con-
spiracy to evade payment of s400,-
1901 in federal income taxes open
ed today.
The government charges that
Schenck ewes the sum fer 1885,
1895 and 1897 and that his i;,comc
in those years totaled SODA 9l Sc
According TO Schenck. his income
was S1,601, 83246. Indicted with
Sehenck was Joseph n. Moskowitz
his s33 ,000-a-year secretary. Beth
men were represented by Harold H
Corbin. a fact which presumably
ruled out any delegation of author
ity defense by ScheEck.
The trial was before Federal
Judge Grover NJ Mcscowitz. The
first day was taken up with selec-
ton Of jury and opening state
ments by United States Attorney
Matthias Correa and Corbin. It
was the largest income tax fraud
case in this district since that OF
Charles Mitchell, former chairman
Of the National City Bank whc
paid sl354.222 in taxes, interest
and penalties for fraud in his
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Spring BIitz on
Way with Europe
Nedrinq DeadIine
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the fore.
There have been few recent clues
to the current status of Franco
German relations. Admiral Jean
Francois Darlan is in Paris where
he lunched with Pierre Laval and
presumably is conferring with Ger
man spokesman.
Whether an immediate blow-up is
to be expected in the Far East may
depend upon Vichy. The Japanese
acted Wednesday as though they
were prepared to impose territorial
concessions by Indo China to Thai
land whatever the French decide
to do.
The present armistice between
Thailand and Indo-China expires
at 10 am. EST, Friday.
However, the size OF the Japanese
army and navy detachments now
massed around Indo China aroused
the suspicion that more far-reacit'
ing detectives had been determined
upon Tokyo.
Great Britain broke diplomatic
relations with Bulgaria in a con-
temptuous note which charged that
the little Balkan nation had put
its independence in the truStesship
of Adolf Hitler. That. said the Brit
ish. had set back Bulgarian civiliza-
ton 100 years.
Both Berlin and London reported
raid on an island of the Lofoten
group off Norway in which the Brit
ish were said to nave taken some
prisoners and destroyed some fish
ing craft. The reason for the raid
was not clear but it was thought
likely that the attack was directed
against German outpost or wealth
er observation station.
In Africa the British reported
two italian divisions, an estimated
10000 troops, are now under siege
at Keren in Italian Eritrea.
New German air raids on British
advance forces around Agedabia in
Libya were reported. The Greeks
reported taking some more italian
prisoners on the Albanian front.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05

WASHINGTON, March (UP)-
Discussion between Mexico and the
United States on plans for joint de-
Tense was regarded by informed
diplomatic sources today as one of
the most difficult diplomatic prof.
ects undertaken by this country in
recent years.
These quarters believed that be-
for concrete policy can be de-
cided upon, it will be necessary
to overcome much of the suspicion
of Yankee diplomacy" existing in
Mexico where political groups long
have opposed any project which
might give the United States a
foothold below the Rio Grande.
Should the talks result in a con-
crete policy the coordinate defense
of North America-from Tapachula
to Alaska on the Pacific coast and
from Trinidad to Greenland in the
Atlantic-would become a fact.
The United States and Canada al
ready have set up joint defense
boards to discuss and formulate
steps for their collaboration.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Senate to Argue
Amendments
To Aid Proposal

Continued from Page Onel
Pendergasts" Democratic poll
teal machines in Jersey City. N. j.,
Chicago, Memphis, Tenn, and Kan
sas City.
Tobeys speech. prepared for de-
livery in the senate at IL am,
ends Is days of general debate and
clears the way for action on three
administration amendments recon-
mended by the senate foreign rela-
tions committee and "a others Of
fered from the floor.
Sen. Wallce H. White, R.. Me,
only Republican member of the
foreign relations committee VIII o
voted to report the bill, has pre-
pared a speech for delivery after
Tobey finishes, but is expected to
delay it until the senate begins
reading the bill for amendments.
Conclusion of general debate does
not mean the end of speeches. Ex-
tended debate on each amendment
is planned by the opposition and
probably will postpone final vote
for a week or more. Administration
leaders still hope for passage late
Saturday.
Sen. Burton K. Wheeler. D., Mont
after an informal opposition STRAIT
egg meeting yesterday, said his
group would demand thorough dis
cussion of all amendments, but
would not filibuster. The opposi-
ton is appealing to the public to
flood the senate with mail urging
defeat or substantial modification
of the bill.
When Tobey concludes, the senate
will take up committee amend
ments which would:
Tighten congressional control
of purse strings in the aid program
leaving Mr.. Roosevelt free to trans
fer to foreign governments immedi-
ately $1,3OO,0OO, 900 worth of army
and navy equipment on hand OF
on order. but requiring congress
sional approval of appropriations
or authorizations for further trans
fers.
2-Clarify a house amendment
limiting the life of the bills powers
to June 80, 1943, but permitting con-
gress to terminate the powers al
an earlier day by simple majority
vote if the emergency has ended.
end the army and navy re-
/ volving fund, created by payment;
of foreign governments for aid
after June 30, 1916.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Mexic cali Arrest
Solves Thefts

dez Tuesday as he was walking
down a MeXical street carrying two
heavy suitcases. Inside the suit
cases the officers found wearing
apparel later identified as that TAX
en- from the home of Mrs. George
Frazier in CaleXico while the fam
lily attended the fair at Imperial
between IL am. and pm. Sunday.
After questioning Hernandez the
officers recovered the remainder of
the Frazier possessions amounting
to approximately $1l0 and includ-
ing almost the entire wardrobe of
the Frazier family. Hernandez told
the officers he had taken a hay
lifting device and so feet of rubber
tubing from two other places along
the border.
Deputy Sheriff Joe LiZarraras
asked Mexicah officers to search
for the Frazier clothing as he be-
lieved it had been taken across the
border. Hernandez was a prisoner
in juvenile hall in Imperial county
in 1888.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Defense Strikes
Force Roosevelt
Into Conferences
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atively minor electrical job -.-e
The war department, having back
ed up the contractor who employed
the CLIO men, indicated it may take
new and more drastic steps in the
Wright Field matter.
So far the war department has
issued a public summary of the
strike situation at the Dayton, O.,
air corps center and branded the
strike by the AFL Building Trades
Union members as halting con-
struction work essential to the ex-
pansion of this post as one of the
most important military aircraft
centers in the United States"
That was an unprecedented move.
The army heretofore has scrupul-
ously avoided comment on strike
situations. The StIike of AFL Build
ing Trades unioniSts became gen.
eral at the S5,90o,0OO project wher
the war department declared that
it considered its contract with the
Penner Installation corporation, New
York, valid and ordered the COM
pany to proceed with installation
of electrical equipment in the new
dynamometer laboratory.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Frank {. Graham,
Funeral Slated

Funeral services for Frank E.
Graham, SO, manager of DR.. w. w.
Apples ranch near Ell Centre for
Is years, were scheduled at the
Lemons chapel in FL Centre at
1890 am. Thursday.
DR.. George w. Thomas. pastor of
the First Presbyterian church. will
officiate at the rites. He will be
buried at Inglewood Memorial park
in Les Angeles at 1890 pm. Fri
day.
Graham, who had been a resident
of Imperial Valley for 81 years,
died at his home early Tuesday
from q heart attack.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Imogenc Graham; and other rela-
tiveS.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05

1929 income tax return.
Correas outline to the jury
charged that Schenck attempted
to put over IAN enormous fraud"
through a pose of deducting from
his tax return all the expenses he
incurred in his capacity as head
of the Motion Picture corporation.
before the trial opened Schenck
denied the charge.
Tho defense expected 10 parade
number of Hollywood actors and
actress. among them Charles Chap
lin, as character witnesses. Correa
warned the jury not to be swayed
b. the "glamor' of the Hollywood
witnesses.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
PLEADS GUILTY

PLEADS GUILTY
j. E. Merle Tuesday in superior
court pleaded guilty to bad check
charge. He then asked the court to
grant him probation.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
kFL Chiefs Demand
Housinc Chances

WASHINGTON. Mar. 5. CUP)-
The American Federation of Labor
today asked the house public build
ing committee TO revise and double
the administrations proposed $780,
oO0. 900 program for setting up edu-
cational facilities in defense pro-
duction areas.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05

Three burglaries committed in
the United States were solved and
almost all the stolen articles re-
covered Wednesday when Mexicali
police arrested Mauricio Rodriguez
Hernandez IS, American bern Mexi-
can.
MeXioali police stopped Herman
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Reduced Budget
Likely for State

SACRAMENTO. Mar. CUP)-
Chairman Seth Wilmington of Athe
assembly ways and means commit
tee today promised and revamped
and reduced biennial budget would
be presented within two weeks, rec
ord time for such action.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
MAN SUES FOR
DAMAGES

Joe j. Karam Tuesday asked S7,8ll
damages from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
r VIM, Lille Tyler, and others
for injuries he said he suffered
in a traffic accident Az miles north
Of Calipatria Jan. u, 1910. He said
he was a merchant and his injuries
forced him to be away from his bus
mess for eight months.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-05
Scanning I.V
News Horizon
WIFE SUES
FOR DIVORCE

Virginia Rae Philbrick Tuesday
sued Arthur Phelitis Philbrick for
divorce and asked the court to per-
nit her to use her maiden name,
Virginia Rae Preble. She accused
him Of extreme cruelty and wilful
desertion. They married in Imperial
May 7 1888 and separated June l,
1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11

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