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Evening star., 1941-11-07

Record for Last "a Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today)
Hishest. 6s, at 1:30 pm. yesterday.
Year ago. 81.
Lowest, 81, at 6:46 an. today. Year
ago, 45.
Record TemDefatures This Year.
Highest, 100, on July %.
Lowest, Is. on March 16.
Humidity for Last ~ Hours.
rrom noon yesterday to noon todayJ
Highest, 81 per cent, At pm. yesterday
Lowest, 50 per cent at 2 an. today.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Senate Leaders Hope
For Vote Late Today
On Neutrality Revision
Clark Of Missouri
Blocks Attempt to Fix
5-Minute Speech Limit
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Latest moUe in United States
effort to giue fullest possible aid
to countries resisting Aris is repi-
sion OF Neutrality Act. Originally
passed to keep this country from
'inuolpement' in foreign 1Dars,
act noW is considered hindrance
to nDowed policy OF aid to Britain,
Russia and China. Bill being de-
bated in Senate mould allo,O
armed ships to 90 through Uar
zones into belligerent ports.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

Earlier Story on Page CAY
Evening star., 1941-08-17
AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF GARAGE PROPERTY
oouSTY on VI sMARyLANp r. A Ss}n sATURpAY, m4S Ana
UST 30th at TWO. Estate of Mary B.
Grimes; lot 6e 1880; frame buildins the
rage and store. and the second floor. for .
5-roor1 apartment. For terms Of sale and
further particulars see E1iicott City Times.
JAMES CLARK, Trustee, Ellicott. City,
Maryland. au.lO,1I,SA
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY ON
CHESApEAKE RAW

Beautiful cottage on lovely knoll. with
large shade trees, directly facing fine
beach, excellent boating bathing fishing
modern improvements. including running
water. built by developer for own use; big
plot; priced for quick sale at only - $3.50;
5000 cash. balance arranged to suit. Built
Just before big rise in building costs A
place you'll be proud Of. Go through
Marlboro to Solcman's Island road, keep
on Soioman road through Prince Fred
erick 10 Calvert Beach. : miles below
Prince Frederick Ask for Mr.. FLEMING
at pavilion
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CHESAPEAKE BAY.

Point No Polnt-1st time offered: has over
1000 II of most perfect bathing beach
al ST. Marys County, Nd. Property COM
prlSeS 100 acres. mostly in long leaf pine:
'front.' home: separate guest cottage: near
nne harbor having G-ft. entrance. year
round road from State rd. to beach con-
strncted at cost of $3.50. A $50 600
property at Sl3. 90
THEODORE r MENR
michigan Sol 34i Conn Ave
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PROPOSALS.
SHTPYARD FOR SALE

Or will lease on percentage basis; 5-year
lease with an additional lease: key men
available, on San Francisco Bay Bay Cal, al
World War: ample launching space in the
estuary, and the two existing ways will
handle scott hulls with berthing space
marine ways 5000 tons capacity: spur
tracks and piled crane runways, and NEG.
bldss: can be enlarged to handle hulis
TO ,0O0-ft. lengths: plant area, 33 acres
with additional 2s acres available. For
further information, call Mr.. ANSON
Mayflower Hotel washington. D. c.
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Louis p. SHOEMAKER.
1-1n U e. NJ w Ma

ST. CLEMENT SHORES, ST MARYs
Co, Md.--A beautiful place on beautiful
St. Clement Bay and Lake Cecil, the sort
of natural beauty to appeal to a bride
and groom and a cottage to appeal to
them and you and me. Overlooking the
bay. on lot so feet wide. the cottage
public water supply, gas and is furnished
better than most of us could afford Price
$3.50, which is far under value to SET
tie an estate.
Go by Pa. ave. Sc to top of first hill
beyond the Anacostia and turn right onto
Branch ave go straight ahead to Waldorf
Is miles, turn left by road and go about
80 miles to hard road on the right at
the State Roads Garage. go about 3 miles
to ST. Clement Shores. While there YOU
may be interested to see very nice cot
tage in a choice location at S. 600 and
another at S1,S00. Ask for Mr. Brown
~ LOUIS. ?. SHOEMAKER,
l11n K ST NV MA jffS
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Exceptional Shore Property"
On South River; attractive and practice lly
room with stone fireplace, 100 IT. porches
private wharf; comfortably furnished
quick possession.
CHARLES F. LEE.
Dial o4Kl Ann annlis
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
Continued }

IN SPITE OF RISING COSTS AND M
creasing construction problems we oi1er
two opportunities at Cape Anne on
Chess peake Bay at prices which would
have been scorned two years ago. botn
are due to transfer to distant parts OF the
country, are in condition to occupy today
and are furnished suitably. Cape Anne
is only - miles from the D. c. line ana
is an inspiring development on the pay
and has an ample harbor.
No. l--S5.500. Located on the Day
front at the mouth of the harbor, corner
also on a parkway. with fne trees. Ihe
house Of g rooms, maids room, natn.
garage; was built by sea captain tor ms
home, has been modernized and remoneled a;
has electric refrigeration. range. kelvi-
nator water heater. This is one OF ths
most DISTINGUISHED places on the bay.
No So $50. Overlooking the bay
and harbor. A bungalow with fireplace
kitchen and with wide porches on the
front and both sides, electricity, auto
matte water supply.
You ought TO see these today.
Go by Marlboro and Md. road NO.
to the light beyond, turn right ana go
Q 3il0 miles to Bristol. turn left on the
2nd hard road and go 40 miles to
road No, ., turn right and 90 $40 mile
to Trscy's Landing, left and follow signs
" w louis P. SHOEMAKER
MA ] kR
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CHESAPEAKE Ray.

Near Annapolls-l1 acres, lawn and truck
ground, Colonial residence remodeled 3
yrs, ago, every modern convenience hot
water heat toll burnerl. electric pumps:
4nn u water frontage: finest possible view
STEFFEY. INC, $50 N. Chas. ST. BALTIC. Nd
Evening star., 1941-08-17
OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY.

new roTtsSeS az ,saS sSH L. DAiLa cah;
furnished cottages for sale at Cedarhurst,
on Ches., Bay, 81 miles D. C. near Shady
Side. Nd. better restricted summer
colony. Good roads. cleo, seswail pier.
boat harbor. Not an amusement resort
Bldg sites, 800 up. Cottages, 81 $50 to
$4,000. Easy terms. Free circular on re-
quest. WALTER NJ BAUMAN, No.
THOMAS Circle. National R2oa
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BARGAIN.

South River Park-5-room BUNGALOW
with fireplace IN living room large front
porch screened. electric range, garage. Il
acre grouno. Price for quick sale, 50, $50
Mlll CONSIDER renting for week ends S25
Phone National 2365.
VIM. T. BALLARD.
1921 Eve ST NV
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seAsHopE PROPERTY.
wArsp spohr PROPERTY.

lFHOBOTH. DELAWARE = NEW COT
age. | block from ocean; sleeps ,. Avail
Lnr 9th Call BerWyn I'd.
Evening star., 1941-08-17

We viii buiid on your lot and pay, fuIl
price if taken behind construction loan
we develop Va. Md, D. C.; Inspect our
homes; plans drawn: Custom Bit homes
SMITH BROS & CO.,
WI 4554 Bonded Builders CHI 014o.
Evening star., 1941-08-17

WAVERLY BEACH.
Salt water, lots l0ox1S0 feet; reason
able. Apply OWNER Ernest lane, valley
Evening star., 1941-08-17
IoW-Priced Wooded Lots.
ZONED FOR APARTMENTS.

off North Capitol St NV. 1000 So it. 2
siieys and about 20 #. front on street
Ma 1851
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LOTS WANTED.

GROUND TO BUILD SHACK. UPON. MUST
ne secluded, nearby Washington, and
cheap 112s 10th NV. Apt. 2.
SILVER SPRING VIC. LARGE LOT FOR
bungalow. wooded State best price, size
ir,,r, in BOX 1SS-S StAr.
Evening star., 1941-08-17

CHEVROLET 1886 coupes, 8 to choose
from: all in the very best of shape and
worries with any Of these cars; 1925 each
and a SIS bill takes one away: small
monthly payments on balance: all carry
MOTOR CO, 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
Republic 1881.
CHEVROLET 1898 Master de luxe 4-door
sedan: pvt. owner. 12S E. Thornapple St..
ton throughout: only S45 down. Burrows
studehaker, 900 M st. Sc. AT. 1858
CHEvRoLET 1883 master "s5'' coach;
new-car condition; low down payment. Bur.
rows studebaker, 300 " 1T. Sc. AT. 6e60.
Evening star., 1941-08-17

-.I t.tItI-EtlIlI- : Itl. n Z DE- N IITl.
FORD 1888 coure; radio, heater low mile
age. perfect S5-h.p. motor oriTjnsl gray
nnish IMMACULATE mohair upholstery;
guaranteed: liberal trade easy terms
Evening star., 1941-08-17
LOTS FOR SALE.

Ga miles from D. c., on State road: 25o
IT wooded sandy beach: owner leaving
city will sacrifice. AID. 0399, MA. 9h46.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
Edited bu ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Evening Division Begins
Year With Reception

Each year the Ten Thousand
clubs evening division opens its
series of monthly meetings with a
reception, a decidedly pleasant ira
diton which makes a friendly be-
ginning for the season.
Once again. this division, formed
for those who wish to affiliate with
the club but who can not attend
afternoon sessions, followed this
custom, incoming and OUTGOING o.
ficerS of the group enterta!nln@
members and guests Thursday eve
ming In the club house tea room.
AS the guests arrived a delightful
background of music greeted them
LaVerne Zavala, talented young
pianist, playing splendid program
of incidental music.
After all had arrived and been
welcomed by their hOstesSeS. MIS-
Walton johnson, program cnalr-
man. presented a splendid program
of music: Miss LaVcrnc ZaVala was
heard in piano SOLOS as WAS Dlalle
Clemons. a younger but decldedly
capable musician. Vocal numbers,
were provided by that charming and
gifted duo, Mrs. George A. wash
burn and Miss Kathryn HlnderkS'
with able accompanimcnts b. tll2-
abeth Waterman.
Mrs. c. Walter Hcineckc, chair
man. conducted q brief business
meeting during which announce
ments of future activities were
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
By FREDERICK c. OTHMAN

HOLLYWOOD. Oct II up
Dcanna Durbin's salary almost
three times as much as President
ACKNOWLEDGMENT today when her
studio suspended her contract and
rejected her demands for the right
to supervise her own movies
Officials of Universal Studios said
they had been paying Miss Dursn
we'll over 100000 per year. They
charged her with refusing to play
in the next picture they had sche-
duled and said she had insisted
virtually upon becoming her own
producer.
The l9-year- old singer, they con-
tinucd. informed them she would
act in no more movies unless She
could approve her own stories.
choose the other members Of her
cast, and select her own director
She told them this three weeks
ago.
Since then they have phoned her
repeatedly, they said, only to get
a buzzlng noise; and tclCGraphcd
her, only to have their wires re
turned.
All I can say is that I confirm
the fact she has been suspended,
said Matthew Fox, president
1T would exaggerate an unfort"n-
ate situation to say more"
Managers of the bluc-eyed Dean
ma, who rose in six years from a
child with a pleasant singing voice
to a woman whose pictures have
netted profits of better than SIS,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
DR.. Kernahan TO
Arrive Saturday

Preparations for the Kcrnahan
survey and visitation campaign are
complete, according to DR.. George
w. Thomas, campaign chairman.
I'VE have to do things fast, in
Imperial Valley in the fall he
said, "and all this preparation has
had to be done quickly: but it has
been done we'll. We expect to meet
with Dr.. Kernahan as soon as he
arrives, Saturday afternoon, and
believe he will be pleased with the
prospect
He is scheduled to speak at the
Nazarene. Christian, Presbyterian
First Baptist, and Second Baptist
Churches Sunday morning. and at
others in the evening.
The mass meeting of workers vii.
be held at 300 pm. at the Baptist
church, and the survey will begin
at 9 o'clock, Monday morning. with
headquarters at the Baptist Church
Friendly visitors will call at ev-
cry home in Ell Centre and ask vital
questions. I'VE earnestly ask
friendly cooperation on the part
of all the citizens
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
Karena Shields Delights Club
With Splendid Program

Davis, Donna J. Holloway, c. f.
Sprouse. George L. Moore, J. r.
Fahs, Charles f. Farrell, Sidney
Campbell, S Dapidian A. +. Spring,
John r. Hartzog, J w. Glasgow
Gerald Robertson. Guy Q. Scott
Ben Kellerman
Committee and section Chairmcn
made reports, among which were
those by Mrs. w. {. Costello, con-
facts chairmcn who sucCinctly out
lined various Give projects and by
Mrs Paul A. jenkins welfare chair
man. Mrs. Jenkins announced that
for its welfare project last year
the club had cooperated with the
Junior Ten Thousand club in the
dental clinic. enabling nine young
stcrs to have needed dental care.
Mrs. Elmer w. Heald, vice-preSi-
dent, summarized the work the
board has done during the sum-
mer in getting the club house in
repair and good order for the COM
ing year.
The afternoon c9ded with a pleas
ant social hour arranged by the
hospitality and courtesy committees
under the craftsmanship of Mrs. M.
j. DoWd and Mrs. Robert w. Ware.
Mrs. w. E. Hartzog and Mrs. w.
j. Clements presided at the refresh
ment table charming with Its CEN
terpiece of cquiSite roSebudS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
Society to Hold
Barb cue Sunday
At Ranch Home

Rancho Donean. the attractive
country home of Mr and MIS-. j,
w. Donohue will be the scene Of a
gala affair Sunday, a barbecue
sponsored by ST. Mary's Altar socl-
ETY..
In this attractive setting patrons
will be served a tempting dinner
between the hours Of SO pm, the
various delicacies constituting the
menu being under the direction OF
that master chef, Dan Grumbles.
All the traditional barbecue spe-
cialties will be served and home
makers will find in this barbecue
a delightful opportunity to give
their families a delicious Sunday
dinner and themselves, a holiday at
the same time.
In addition to the barbecue, the
afternoon and evening will be de-
voted to entertainment features, a
program being presented at inter-
walls by professional entertainers
from a we'll known night club, and
by talented amateurs as we'll
Among the amateurs will be a
drill team OF u SergeanetteS from
Central High school who will pre-
sent a few of their Snappest rou-
tines. Elsie Corda, one Of the val
ley's best accordionists, will con-
tribute music for the occasion.
This barbecue is open to the gen.
eral public
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
Organize Sports
Section for
Junior Club

One Of the most active sections
of the Junior Ten Thousand club
this year will be the Sports section
according to enthusiastic plans
made at the organization meeting
this week.
Mrs. w. A. Carpenter was chosen
chairman and the group set Mon
day tentatively as the regular meet
ing date with plans to assemble
this coming Monday at the home OF
Mrs. Myrel Gillett. 1862 Broadway
From here the group will go to q
bowling alley for an evening de-
voted to this sport. Other sports
will be adopted.
Those planning to bowl Monday
should notify Mrs. Gillett, telephone
1095-W or Mrs. Carpenter. tele-
phone balm SO reservations may
be made.
Members present at the opening
meeting we're: Mesdames Myrel Gill
lett, Walter Schultz, w. A. Carpen-
ter; the Misses Ann Cooper, Doris
Gibson, Juanita Horton. Betty
Smyer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Doctrine of Atonement" is the
subject of the Lesson Sermon on
Sunday in all Churches of Christ,
Scientist. The Golden Text is from
I Timothy: There is one God, and
one mediator between God and men,
the man Christ Jesus; WHO gave
himself a ranson for all, to be te5-
titled IN due time
The LesSon-Sermon includes these
words from Luke: And in the syn
agoguc there was Il man, which had
spirit of an unclean devil, and
cried out with a loud voice, Saying,
Let us alone what have we to do
with thee, thou Jesus Of Nazareth?
. and Jesus rcbuked him, saying,
Hold thy peace, and come out of
him. And when the devil had thrown
him in the midst, he came out OF
him, and hurt him not And they
were all amazed, and Spake among
themselves, saying, What word is
this! for with authority and power
nc commandcth the unclcan spirits,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
Tri T Club Has
Bridge Session

Tri 7 Bridge club members met
at the j. w. BeShcars home Thurs
day night with Mrs. BeShears and
Mrs. Robert Fussell as their host
cSSeS.
Mrs. Robert Sheffield won the
lleh score prize; Mrs, Rudolph
froWlSS, Jr, tho second: Mrs. Cor
WIN Nenclll, tie third and Mrs.
Max Sonos. the travelling prize.
Mrs Richard Hammer and Miss
RoSalio LaBruchcric we're guests of
The club, ard the other members
III attendance were: NIesdamrs
Mccoy. Joe Golden, Sherman Ed
ridge, William I. Schofield, Alfred
SpizzY.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17

'mad", tho evening concluding with
the serving of tea.
A colorful centcrpiccc of fall
frults lighted by tall candles made
the table most attractive. Hostess
es for the evening were: Mrs Helm
eckc MIS- Johnson. Mrs. c. S. Reed.
Mr. Russell Timmons this years
Officers. With Mrs. Jack Brem, Mrs
r I Daniel. Mrs. Joe Thompson
last vCara officers. Miss Marie
Dearborn. also an officer last year
no iOn2cr lives in the valley.
Mrs. Don c. Faulus. Ten Thou
sand club president, was also in
the receiving line and Mrs. Elrner
w. Hcald club vice president and
section curator, was als9 special
Gucst
Nil. Paulus and Mrs. Heinccke
pGmcd
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
Clubs
Society
News of MARRIAGE
Revealed Thursday
At Bridge PARTY

Announcement Of the marriage
of Adele Marsh Of Yuma, Arizona,
sister Of Mrs. A. L. Thomas of El
Centro, and Roy Robertson of El
Centre. was revealed at a bridge
party given Thursday night by Mrs
Marlin Lovelady at her home sos
Hamilton avenue.
Mrs. Robertson has visited in the
valley number of times.
The couple were married on Sept.
81 in Las Vegas, Nevada. and are
now at home to their friends in
El Centro. AS the bride has visited
in the city many times. she has
friends who will be interested in the
announcement Of the WeddinG
Mr. Robertson is a graduate of
Central High school and where he
played a prominent role in school
activities.
An appropriate bridal theme was
carried out in the pretty decora-
tionS. miniature brides. made from
marshmalloW candies, marking
places for the following: MesdameS
Wilfred Tyler, A. L. Thomas, Rob-
berson, Frank Gonzales, Charles
williams, Charles Smith Bill Tack
ett, Wilson Dyer, Verna Carlisle,
Agnes Thomas, Edward Hinson,
Ray Knight, Arthur V. Harris,
Marlin Lovelady Miss Mary Brown,
Miss Phyllis johnson, and the guest
of honor.
In the bridge game, Mrs. Tyler
won the high score prize; Mrs Dy-
er the second and Mrs. Carlisle,
the third.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
ehnrss.. ssn0a. OF Interest to Women sSi.3, oss,
CALENDAR

Friday
Football, Brawley VS.. HOltvllle, 8,
HoltviIIe
Football, Ell Centre VS.. Imperial,
8, Imperial
Painters union, 1889, Labor tenn
pie
LaborerS union, 1880, Teamsters
office
Old time dance, $3.50, Imperial
Veterans hall
Saturday
Chapter CIV, ,P.E.O., 1890, Ala
SandalwOOd
Marine Corps League, !, Veterans
hall
Football, FL Centre VS.. Occidental
Frosh, s, FL Centre
Calexico High school reunion, I.
Hotel de ANA
20-30 club dance, 8, Veterans hall
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
Studio Suspends Deanna
Durbin in Supervision Row

0Oo 900. insisted they also were un-
able to reach her.
NeWs of The suspension came as Il
shock TO Hollywood, which hat
watched her progress at Universal,
kept track Of her romance with
Vaughn Paul. the second assiStan,
director on her first picture. and re d.
membered we'll that during tho
depths OF the depression her movies
kept the whole studio from being
turned over to the sheriff for bank
ruptcy sale
When she married Young Paul last
December, in wedding as spectac-
ular as any the movie town had
seen. the 26-ycar-old groom was
promoted to an associate producer
ship. It was announced that nc
would make film called "Mer-
maids in Distress" Months passed
without any word of 'Mermaids. "
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
C.alexico
News
BY Jane McCampbeII
Telephone S49

Miss Mickey Smith plans to leave
this weekend for Upland where she
will preside at a board meeting for
the Southern District junior Wo-
mems club Sunday. Miss Smith is
president of this organization.
MI. z K. Kitow and son Edwin,
il. returned home Thursday eve
ming from Los Angeles where they
have spent the past three weeks.
Col and MIS-. Leroy Foster return
ed Wednesday from recent plea
Sire trip TO Los Angeles.
The Calexico high school classes
OF l913-19l9 will hold a reunion
dinner here Saturday night at the
Hotel de ANA at o'clock. Mrs.
Delna Mcfarland, San Diego, is
the secretary of the group and w
w. McEuen of FL Centro will be
the master of ceremonies.
The Euterpe club plans to give a
dance this Saturday night at the
Tango club in MeXicali. The dance
will start at $50. The theme is to
be that Of a circus with all the
fun Of the big tent in store for
the guests
The Idaka Midtc group Of Camp
FIRE girls met at the home of their
guardian, Mrs William Nestle. We'd
neSday evening to discuss plans for
a cookie sale, Oct. 25 and for a pic
mic, Nov. l.
The group elected their officers
this year which are: RoSita Burr,
president; Alice Procsal, vice-presi-
dent; Betty Brazie, treasurer; Ar
leen Cihak, secretary. and Babe
Brazie. song leader. The members
were all presented with new Camp
Fire pins.
The CalexiCo Tennis club will
play the PcrriS Hill team of San
Eernardino. Sunday. in San Bernar-
dino. The team will leave here Sa.
Hrday. Those who will play on the
team. arc; Lyn Johnson, Tom
RrentS, Jack HENS, Jack Candland,
Bob Simmons. Leroy Arnold. Char
les 8ilkhanser and Billy Mont
GOmcry the two girls who will make
'he trip are Joan BoWker and Mary
Carol.
The Senior class of Calexico Un-
on high school Will give the frs
school dance Of the year in the
CaleXico sym Friday night. Bill
Blair president Oh the class, ar
nounCcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-17
BrawIey Girl TO be
Married d Saturday

Jane Elizabeth Green, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Green, prom
inent BraWley residents, will be
married Saturday morning to John
Everman William LarnCe of Brem-
Crton, Wash.
The marriage will be solemnizeG
at 10 am. in st. Paul's Episcopal
church, the Rev. Mr.. A. H. Mars
den. vicar. reading the service.
Miss Green is a graduate Of
Brawle; Junior high school attending
San Diego State college and use,
and until recently she was connect
ed with the county library. She is
the niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Shaw Of FL Centre.