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Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
Germans Say u
Planes Shot Down

BERLIN. July 10 (UP) = The
official DNB news agency reported
today that British bombers with
fighter escort carried out another
attack on the French channel coast
about noon today and claimed that
10 British planes were shot down
with loss of two German planes.
The British bombers. DNB said.
were strongly protected by fighters
and directed their attack between
Calais and Boulogne.
In the neighborhood of Boulogne.
Calais and Cherbourg, DNB said
Nazi fighter planes brought down
II Spitfighters and one Bristol Blen-
helm bomber A four -engined Brit
ish bomber was said to have been
brought down by anti-aircraft fire.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
New Rotary Chief
Lists Committees
For Coming Year

w A. Scheniman, new president
Of the El Centro Rotary club Thurs
day announced the following com.
mittees for the fiscal year start
ing July /:
Program: f. Davis. chairman; Nc
Euen. Harris, Cole. Gallagher.
Membership: Fahs, chairman; Nc
Manus, Rau. Beyschlag. Breedlovc
Classification: Maddux. chairman,
Tyler, Cow. Glasgow.
Club Service: Brock, chairman;
Hodgeman, Kutz. Baker.
Fellowship: Mcnamara. chairman;
Ferguson. Cow, Thornton.
Attendance: Haun. chairman,
Bush. Tempel.
Rotary Information: Gallagher,
chairman; Kepley. Simms.
Public Information: Jen k in S
chairman; Henderson, Thornton.
Community Service: Wollenberg-
er, chairman; Soper. King, Heineckc,
SDrouse.
Boys Work: P Knights. chairman;
J. McNeece, Donohue. Bowles.
Crippled Children: Dupont. chair
man; House. Edwards.
Students Loans: Clements. chair
man; McEuen, Hickcox, Jones.
Youth Service: H. Sones, chair
man: Bush, Bradshaw, Vencill
Vocational Service Hinderks,
chairman: c. sones, Whitelaw
Weakley.
International Service: Meyers
chairman: Dowd, Hickcox.
Sergeants at Arms: Hetzel, Nc
Manus, Bowles, Cox.
Music: Currier. chairman: Thac-
ker, Thornton, Harris. jenkins.
Scheniman was officially induct-
ed into office June 20 when ]. w
CPaO Glasgow, retiring president
finished his year of leadership
Glasgow was humorously eulogizec
by NJ. J. Dowd, and Hazel Gallaghe,
gave a burlesque life's history 0
the retiring president. John Keple,
added personal observations OF
Glasgow, following which an at
tractive travelling case was presented
DR.. Norman E. Dupont was pre-
sented special award for 20 year
Of constant attendance since inau
guration of the club in 1921. Pre-
sentation was made by Charles
Sones. a charter member.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
American Nurses,
Torpedo Victims.
Land in Iceland

LONDON, July 10. CUP) - DR..
John Gordon, director Of the Amer
ican Red-Cross- Harvard Field hos
pital. announced today that 10 Am
erican nurses nave peen landed safe
ly in Iceland from a ship which
was torpedoed two weeks ago. He
said eight other nurses still are
unaccounted for.
The nurses, part of second con-
tingent en- route to Britain from
the United States. landed safely in
Iceland after the ship on which
they were sailing was sunk by a
German submarine, Gordon said.
Gordon did not have the names
of the nurses landed in Iceland.
Gordon said two groups of Ameri-
can nurses, totaling 81 in all, had
been en- route TO Britain. Both ships
on which the nurses were travelling
were torpedoed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
Nuzi Motorized
Units Destroyed

MOSCOW. July 10. tUP)-Ger-
man armies suffered defeat or heavy
loSses-including the destruction OF
two entire motorized divisionS-in
three hammering Red army counter
attacks OH the vital central front
defending Moscow. a war communl-
quo said today.
On both the north wing protect
ing Leningrad and on the south
wing guarding the Ukraine the
Russians said they were holding
firmly against renewed attacks bg
masSed German forces.
Big battles indicating a new
onslaught by German reserves) were
reported all along the l,800-mile
eastern front.
The Red army counter-attackS
were reported on the 160-mile CEN
trail front at Lepel. where a motor
lied division probably 10000 mem
was wiped out and 40 field guns
and many vehicles captured; at
Polotsk and at Borisov. where the
Germans attempting to cross the
Berezina river were said to have
suffered a severe defeat that SMASH
ed up another division.
In addition. at Bobruisk the Rus
sian artillery was reported to have
inflicted big losses on the enemy.
(The Germans have repeatedly fail
ed to cross the Dnieper river to-
ward Moscow in the Bobruisk Sec
or
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
PRELIMINARY HEARING

Joe Smith, Negro shot in the leg
by Brawley police when he ignored
an order to stop, was arraigned in
Brawley justice court Wednesday on
two complaints and ordered TO ap-
pear for preliminary hearing next
Wednesday. Smith was charged with
violation of the law prohibiting an
ex-convict from carrying a deadly
weapon and with burglarizing the
home of Mrs. Estelle Trude.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
TRTPLETS ARE
TRIPLETS TO MESSENGER

CHANUTE FIELD. Ill, July 10
up Excited sergeants spent
minutes hunting Private Angelo San
Faola of Springfield, Mo, to de-
liver an urgent" telegram. Finally
they reached him by telephone. The
message read: Cecilia had triplets
Mother and babies doing fine. The
family" San Paola explained:
Cecilia is our pet cat"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10

Strong Russian resistance was
reported against German-Rumanian
forces in Bessarabia and renewed
German attacks toward Leningrad
in the Ostrov sector of the north
central front were said to have
been beaten off with big German
losses, due largely to Red air fleet
bombardment
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
Ecuador Frontier
Remains Quiet

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador. July 10
(UP) - The army still occupied
frontier posts facing Peru today
but the military command said all
was quiet in the disputed zone.
The last exchange of fire, last
ing Is minutes, was said to have
occurred at Quebraseca Tuesday.
Army planes brought the first
wounded from the frontier to hos
pitals here yesterday.
LIMA, Peru, July 10 CUP) = An
army communique said today that
nothing new" had occurred in any
of the frontier sectors.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
NURSE SAYS FILM
COMIC ATTACKED HER

LOS ANGELES, July TO- (UP)-
Janet La Rae. a nurse, testified
today that Screen Comedian Don
aid MacBride entered her bedroom,
tore her pajamas and attempted to
attack her while she was employed
at his home last oct. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
DISNEY STRIKERS
BACK At STUDIO

3 HOLLYWOOD. July 10. CUP)-I
Twenty striking film editors Wene'
back to work at Walt Disney studio
under a contract signed by Disney
and the Society of Motion Picture
Film Editors.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10

a 1000 mile line Srawn from Ice
upon as strategic outposts."
land to British Guiana.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
BY THOMAS r. HENRY,
star Stan Correspondent.


BY THOMAS n. HENRY,
star Stan Correspondent.
SOMEWHERE IN THE ALLAN
TIC.-Tonight there is no darkness
Just a gray whiteness over the sea
around midnight.
The patrol is north Of 60 degrees,
where the north begins.
OfIicers and men Of this destroyer
appreciating as never before the
toughness which will be demanded
by this Atlantic patrol.
This destroyer Is constantly IN
what is called in Navy talk "condi-
ton two"-that is, constant alert
ness and readiness. Sleep is at a
premium. Every man on the ship
| Is awakened at least once every four
hours. The gun crews are always
on duty. Unexpected orders are is
sued-such as to prepare to dis
charge torpedoes-which bring the
crew into action at a moments no
tice
This is essentially a training pro-
gram, but with grim note. These
long hours of half twilight give the
submarine and the raider a certain
advantage in attack from the setting
of Arcturus to the rising Of Orion
ahead of the sun.
The frequent alarms demonstrate
the nearly perfect condition Of such
a fighting craft with its shining
engines, it's automatically operating
padgets, its crew trained to instan-
taneous response in the most COM
plicated of tasks. 1t would be sui
eide for an undersea craft to fool
with such a force as this at any
time. It would be challenging a
Sudden death machine operated
by close to 200 specialists.
A new slogan is being passed
around: Were tough and getting
tougher"
The Navy is getting ready for a
possible hard winter in the Atlantic.
Special cold weather clothing al
ready has been issued for men on
watch and when they actually wear
it they will present another phase
of the men from Mars" picture so
common in all other services. The
striking innovation in the new uni
form is the blue woolen mask which
will cover the entire face except the
ewes. 1t includes also snappy
zippered REFER of design new for
the Navy, breeches, overshoes and a
helmet.
The new uniform looks so snappy
that everybody is trying to get ar
issue and strict regulations have
been put in effect to restrict the
present limited supply to men who
may actually need it. Thus far, on
this voyage, it seems to get warmer
as the days 60 by despite the almost
constant cloudiness, and only in the
high fifties of north latitude there
has been only an october tang II
the air.
(The end)
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Alumni to Hear Educator

DR.. Spright Dowell, president OF
Mercer University, Macon, Ga, will
address a dinner meeting Of Mercer
alumni at $50 O'Clock tonight at
Wesley Hall. A. V. Howell. head OF
the Washington alumni chapter,
announced today.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Sleep Is al Premium
Aboard Destroyer
On Sea Patrol Work
All Aboard Awakened
Every a Hours; Gun Crews
Always on DUTY
s/Tnct 1r % soriSs IN the limited

Last OF q series on the United
States Atlantic Pdtrol.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11

sweetheart shape "hand-anRle
pockets are optional bat smart
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fabric ard 81 yards rir-rae
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rnya s~zsx. y at Ernest hui~s.
40. pleaded Fsiltv n police court
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r~st~a ara charged with ep~sssinx
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prostitution she stti Be tFt<a
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Concerning Height

nsar slss GREY Il n po.sibls
after ons has ausslnsd her sro~th
to aifsifh ap - exercise IN ssieh
a wzy that an sxs 4 hsH lnes sf
~ il addsd ~ bsr hsight rave
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arm ara tboaxnt perhaps ssms
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hope What Do yoa think :
rfNr.
Dsar Tiny; Assosss yaa may
not scfuailT KroU any more. yas
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stretching sxesclsss every nay
practices p@stgfs sssKeisas satll
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self W - your f,4lisst nsiEBt
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ms aaa yagr aip bonsa
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laklr sdd icehes - folr h~iGht.
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Women Should Never Be
Careless About Appearance
tv.ryor. Over |. 70 HsrssH 10 .. A Afsrsesvs and
Gracious Human ssing - possbl.

Dear Mss Grey | have noticed many times hat
few years after : ziri i married she 20
neglect her appearance She ~ the prstest and smart
dressed Young before her but
after she married while shs q erroneou<y
decide ha there longer need FOR her n put forth an
her sppearaaee.
Al east that : ne way feel about he suston Miss
Grey ! older Who has had good many Years
81 experience and who watched disappointment
many lovely young bride become enorees and anstrsetvs
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Epworth Heights
Outing Planned

Members ~ So raufs Method -
church ~ spend the day - Ep-
worth Heights Sunday. according
20 Rev Philip u Raymond who
sald ths caravan would leaes ths
church staa m
A unified worship service 80 10
a. m win he followed ~ dinner
a. noon lee cream ard coffee Wi
he furnished, Those attending sfs
requested 70 hring a BASKET lunch
ard table service
4 vssper service vi - held n
the auditorium At 4 o'clock. with
Bishop Ralph Mage preaching
Following a pickup iunch 40
O'Clock those participating VII
gather around a bonfire Tor sing
ing and Christian fellowship.
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Pattern

A truly well-dressed woman
looks crisp, fresh and pretty the
clock around That's why this
little Anne Adams frook. Pattern
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and takes 10 laundering like a
duck 10 water. In front there's =
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. sEeiAl STORY
Murder in Convoy

caefnsnI. 1871. VA s.r.ss.. Zoe

tcentinued From fsss Tssfxsl
Il zrcls<nfai ~ hssea uren $3.50
kne~isagss
Rollins siiffsnea - tneaEei
struck hia rnat kncsiesiss eauli
nave hssn entsinea eniy ffem ths
waa At ~ ri o. ~ rsesa -
Ha-sr enuid To maa nave ness
Mlisy hlm~iff
as sheek n. head Ne. that
wouldn't a. n u nd essn aileY
Ne wnuldnt - trying = fceas
atlsntlon IN the fact vita Rollins
wha mlEhf have seen Ain L as
an ela fanlns. thought Csse. hcfn
~ the habit ~ deliberately SO
peetinF The East nkslv ehssse.
tsr IN nctinn mystery thfiilsts
sleep came nfuiis TIE eanin
was terribly .suffy, ores opened
weary eyes ard ioosea a. ne pert.
hole Regulations prehsbltra ersa'
ing a during hours ~ darkness
but wha would knew ths differences
a. long a. he didn't switch en ms
cabin hshtsf
lie sscsa 81 hls esnk ard IN
screwed the heavy CLAMPS
The cold guest a Wlnd and srrss
fairly took his breath. bot u "a.
grand Ne inhaled deeply ,hsH
prompted BY SONS impulse stuck
Ms head out IT the pert hole.
Hs couldn't see very far int" me
night The waves ~efs mountain
Gus and hlaek al except fer ths
water h.lHg 81, ~ the ship Itself
fAltis flashes ~ light came ffem
ths whltseaps. mat weula -
phosphorus
Toward the bow Il SEEMED not
quite - darh lie could clearly
make out the side - ths strip all
the way 10 the bux and thrillsd
al ia great strength ard tifsieas.
ness IS II plowsd through the
night.
Afterwards. he often wondered
what made him leok w since u
forced him 20 twist his head In =
very awkward position. especially
with the ship tossing about
nut there wasn't a doubt Ia the
world snout u snmshody Nas
flashing small nEht towards the
sea
Rollins felt q surge ~ excite
ment but fought IL back Ne mus,
keep hia head
The light was being flashed
from A deck, and he could make
out a human form bending over II
Apparently the person was hold.
ing the light on top ~ the railing
and standing in such a way a. "a
hide the light from anybody on
the ship.
Suddenly tho light Vas turned
OF and the form turned from the
railing Rollins pulled hls head
back through 'hs rofthois sor a
second he wsa frantic What should
he 10
Wildly he banged tbs porihols
shut. switched on the cabin light
and began throwing On hla nVsf.
coat over his pslamas tanning
bis feet INTO his slippers he swors
a. one refused TO rscssvs mis- foot
he bent down 10 tug the slipper
and paused, bent over, every fac
uity alert
From aomswhsrs on the dses
abovs him had come the uHmla.
taxable crack u a rife Even
above the noises u the shlp and
ths storm the sound Nsa dlstincs
tive to on. sho had spent long
hours on rifis fsngss .. 1es.
ther. sas smother rhsii
Rollins ran Tor the aoor. palllng
The s.rvirs revolver from Ms
pocket A. he "a - aut sath hls
hand % the anof knab an unEesily
ain shattered the night Il Nzs
ths emergency gong IN tina pss.
saEswsy madly changing a ilfsboat
alarnf ia IA Continued
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By Bert Henderson

Maniton Pars-ssth ard Cheyenne
Rey " Johnson. pastor nibis
school . 30 = N services, m
Christian fndsaFuF 2 50 Sermon
Christian chafaetsfiaties
Oskisna-=so satn ana Pteetuf sts
Lloyd y Hoti pastor sunday school
. IS a, n. Services II a n and 2 %
m Morning sermon. The lard l.
NJ prfsnss
rast side chansl--sis ma 9s,h .,
Rev Nsrn - Poole. pastor sunday
A. honl antins ara picnic - Warain
PARK. ~ a. m. Hvsnins services. 30
sprsEu, asmor,sI church - sIth
ana 50 warner Rev charles snow-
asn pastor SUNDAY schsol 0 = N
Services, II q m snd ESQ p m.
Fir.t rnited--plvlsiop ana Grant
Rev. } oeorss cunninzhsm pastor
II m. service men welcome % all
services.
Westminster Bihie Church I'm
affiiiatedl--soa 50. q a. rev Adam
sssa m services ii N. ana .
, N. Young people. : D m
wrstmin~trt-.ao bu'h ann 80
Rev osorse Fllchsf. minister
SUNDAY school . - D m services
a a m. sermon. Jesus and tho
city,
rahoma f.rrses--sstn ana south
Clement SUNDAY school sss . IA
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sAtsAtioS AHay
Corps ~ i--ioa - i3fh = Haiof
TsrI Williams captain SUNDAY seheni
? 20 m service i m ana -
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Corps 10. f--tiiA 10 i1tn 81 Al
ard Ms q Fisrson. captains sun
a. school as m. No indoor
service in evening
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evsneelisiie Meetings
To Open tuesday Niahi

Rev Ted Laavitf. pastor ~ ths
church m Ellenshurg Wash wlll
open an evanEslistic campaign
At Lincoln Park Christian church.
So. seth and & sfs. Tuesday svs-
ming The meetings vii continue
nightly through the week The
speaker Was for l. years the state
evangelist 81 the Churches Of
Christ In oregon.
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FiFst--Cnrner SO 10Th ana I "a. A
v EFntz district uasluT hsfficss
SATURDAY. Sabbath school $50 . M
Worship n a m Young psopie .
sesper service aundoNn
south Nlde---1o bGth and Thanp-
son ave. A v Bentz district pastor
services Saturday sabbath school
As a n. Worship II ma. YOUNG
people Friday. IN.