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Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
July /, 194l.

July l, 1941.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that fifteen
days after the above date, the under
signed proposes to sell alcoholic bev-
erages at these premises, described
as follows:
217 STATE STREET
Pursuant to such intention, the
undersigned is applying to the State
Board of Equalization for issuance
of an alcoholic beverage, license Cor
licenses) for these premisis as fol-
lows:
ON SALE BEER ONLY
Anyone desiring to protest the
issuance of such license (s) may file
verified protest with the State
Board of Equalization at Sacra-
mento, California, stating grounds
for denial as provided by law.
ISA DIXON
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03

MODERN, furnished, summer rates
BAL Park. See owner second house
west of Carriers Wrecking Yard
San Diego highway Bert L. Woof
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Charging tnat his wife was cruel
to him and that her father kicked
him IN the face while he was ly-
ing on the lawn at his home July
2, Leonard Agusta Devine Wednes-
day sued Bernardine Madaline De-
vine for divorce. He said his wife
had an ungovernable temper and
would fly into RACES over trivial
matters. They were married in Riv-
erside May 6, 1895 and separated
June IL, l94l.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03

FIRST CLASS mechanic to man
age garage, Must be sober, all
around mechanic. Post-Press Box
Ill. IA
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
League
Standings
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

:. Games behind leader.
Wednesday Nights Results
Seattle 3, San Diego 0.
Portland 3, Sacramento 4.
Oakland /, Los Angeles 8.
Hollywood 0, San Francisco 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03

PORTABLE Hotpoint ironer in ex-
cellent condition, $25. New G.. E.
vacuum cleaner. 685 Cedar, Holt
vile. IA
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03

FURNISHED or unfurnished houses,
$23 to $35 month, water paid
Key at 1040 SO. 7th. 6-20tf
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE

. Games behind leader.
Wednesdays Results
Boston 4, New York 8.
Washington 6, Philadelphia 7
Detroit /, Chicago 0.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Wednesday Results
New York AS. Boston SO.
Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 8.
Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn 0.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
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and Morning Post or the Post
Press on Sunday
POst-Press Want-Ads
Bring Results!
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03

REPOSSESSED 1910 Westinghouse
g. refrigerator. Like new; for bal
ance due, $85. Save $50.
TRADE-IN Maytag ironer, $27.50.
Phone 1868 before noon anyday.
TT
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03

See our automaulc new Post Card
Stencil Duplicator, $6.75.
OFFICE SUPPLY CO.
SCI Main st. Phone 70
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
BARBECUER PORK,
BEEF, FRIED CHICKEN

On sale all day Friday from a. m.
Just the thing for picnic lunches.
Cooked by Mrs. Naples. Orders
taken now, or pick it up at IA
State st. anytime Friday. Call 485
up to p. m. Thurs. and 1121 all
day Friday. Place your order now
and be sure of a fine feast OF
barbecue and chicken over the 4th.
Also on sale at the Eastside Park
Friday. II
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03

MODERN insulated furnished home
Electrically equipped with cooler.
Tyler Insurance Agency. 6-5 IF
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-03
6-HElP WANTED

WANTED: Reliable man and wife
to live on small ranch 2l3 miles
west of Ell Centre. Desirable house
with desert cooler. Man to do
chores for use of living quarters
and other conveniences, and do
outside work. Wife to assist with
family house work, with extra
pay. Phone 1066-J, Ell Centre.
IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

other former French officials for
trial on war guilt charges. was
one of Frances most picturesque
politicians.
He served as minister of the
interior in the cabinet of former
Premier Paul Reynaud who was
in office at the time of France S
surrender 10 Germany. During
the last war and for some years
after. Mandel was confidential Sec
rotary 10 the late Georges Glenn
'enCcau.
Deitholn says a majority Of the
French people I'm the occupied zone
are pro- British and that resistance
to German RUE Is growing daily.
The French people as whole
are "dsguSted' with the Nlchy
government he said He denied
the country is going Communist
and insisted that Communist sen
timent IS not great.
1T is very difficult TO leave
France he said ''UtheriWSe,
thousands of young Frenchmen
would risk crossing the border
into Spain.
Every -0He- ia- sasoe~,Ipiea
France and ma jOrity of the
people i'm the occupied zone are
/ pro-English. They closely follow
/ the progress of the British in
the war and completely app
/ proved Britain's action i'm Libya
and Syria. Direct hits by Raj
bombers on targets In the occu-
pied territory are applauded.
Resentment against the Nichy
government il increasing, since
the people expected resistance
against Germany. Pictures of
Marshal Petain have disappeared
from shop windows and the
marshal no longer is well re-
ceiVed by the public.
ION BaStille Day | saw "A shop
window displaying a picture Of
Nice-Premier Admiral Jean Oar
Ian, surrounded by the tricoIor.
/ Jnde rnca { htwas the word
! NendUI-( Sold.
when free French leader Gen.
Charles de Gaulle appealed to
the French people to remain in
doors for two hours i'm the after
noon I'm January a. Il protest
against Germany. | saw only
two persons OutdOOrS-and they
had not heard the generals
request.
n customs official took them
TO the customs house and kept
them there until the two-hOur
period had expired"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Laval Reported
Critically Ill
CONTINUED from Page One)

,
to the attempt 10 kill Laval, chic
advocate oil French collaboration
wIth the Reich.
In dispatch from the
French frontier the London
Daily Mail asserted that 800
more persons had been arrested
and were being held in Santc
prison IN Paris, where three men
were guillotIned Yesterday
Paris newspapers said the gun
man. Paul Colctte. whose bullet,
wounded Laval, Marcel Deaf anC
two others. was formerly a mem
her of Colonel Larocque'S Frencf
Social Party but that ne quit TIM
political group because they were
-toO COllabOTatlonlStlC
Photographs show Colettc to b,
a large powerfully built younl
man with red hair
The pictures show his face
when a mob was trying 10 Lynch
him, as calm and unperturbed
GA Paris dispatch received by
way of Berlin stated that an un-
identified woman standing near
I COllctte was stabbed by an un-
! known aSSailant in the cXcltc-
ment. Five eminent French
surgeons have replaced the Ger
man army physicians originally
assigned 10 LavalS care, il was
said
Colette told police frankly tina
he left his home in Caen and en-
listed in tho anti-BolShcvlk Legiol
Just so he could get chance I,
shoot down a "collabtrationlSt
Pleased with himself for havinl
shot Laval Colcttc was ovcrloye'
when told Deaf had been wounded
too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

Iandel, now held at Rom with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
iceland Defenses
Yelled Secrecy
.ByBritdin, i. 5.
BY WALTER HERMAN
Int'I News service stan Cerrespondent

Init News Service stan Correspondent
REYKJAVIK, Iceland. Aug. IS.
Delayed British and American
defenSeS in Iceland are secret and
apt to remain that way.
Somehow the Icelandic book
stores have been cleaned out of
maps and the Storekceper will tell.
you that ne does not expect any
more.
r II could not sell a visitor
. map even II had one" he says
irowning slightly.
Somehow the only picture post
cards available are sharp and
distinct if they happen TO be of
.Oracfajokull, the 7,000-foot high
volcano, or Hekla. Katla and
NsGia. the country'S three other
i-mous volcanoes. or the giant Gull
floss waterfall or geySer which
SpoutS hot water 100 feet in the
|alr If they are views OF RcykjaVik
Iharbor or the town Of Akureyri
they are certain TO be brown and
.lndiStinCt.
British efficiency has taken care
of maps and pictures.
CAN'T GET NEAR CAMP
Native pro-NaziS or Fifth Col
.umniSts can get a good picture
'of naval movements from any of
the hills and mountains which
comprise Iceland and look down
over her coasts, but wire fences
hold spectators at considerable
distance from the quay where
ships are unloaded and il is next
10 impossible TO get close TO a
military camp.
Taxi drivers, even when shown
proper credentials, will stop their
vehicles at least lee yards from
sentry and refuse -bHdge-sff-
other inch and scntries are often
at considerable distance from a
camp entry.
The most friendly Briton has
been here for sometime" when
asked and really doesn't know
how much longer he will remain.
Neither does he know what Brit
ish-unitS- arc here ntherthan-A his
own
1 Troops, whether enlisted men
or officers. OF our own forces are
Just as close Tipped They see
nothing, hear nothing, tell moth
ing.
No responsible officer OF either
British or American forces will
hazard even a guess as 10 the
strength of their military or naval
arms in fceiand-the naval Off
GERS even claim 10 be ignorant OF
what or Who The supply anC
transport ships in their convoy,
carry.
The only gauge to strength I.
rt41e- large number 0f- camps, thu
numbers Of naval ships in the har
bors and their apparent capacity
1t is apparent also that il would
be difficult task TO rout Ice
lands protectors for d efenSt
| measures have been established il
all strategic points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

LONDON Aug % Conditions
in German-occupied France and
-4i4l4+t-t4a4stefit- of organized resistance
against Germany were described
today by Andre Deitholn, who
reached London after a dangerous
escape from his native land
Dcitholn former private score
tary 10 Georges MandeI who
served IN several capacities in
various French cabinets, lie I
+ -T4T1TF 4 TT0TttT NO utter fTTdkfT1E
long and tedious preparations for
his GScAnc
Mandel. now held al Rom with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
PLEASED WITH SELF
$50 l got two of them"

$50 got two Of them he
SAID "All the better"
Revealing that he left his home
I'M Normandy and enlisted m d
group of volunteers gong 10 the
eastern front 10 fight against the
Red army. Colettc described how
he awaited his chance, which came
when Laval and the others went
20 Versailles 10 review the anti
BolShevik Legion.
At the start Of the cere-
mony." he said. II was standing
az window Of the guard house,
watching the arrival Of French
and German dignitarieS.
suddenly. I recognized Laval
from photographs published in
the newspapers.
HATED LAVA.
Us he had all my hate, de-
cidcd that he would be- my first
victim. "
Colcttc then explained how h,
managed 10 shoot at the party be-
fore nc could bc oycrpowered ane
dlsarmcd. In addition 10 Lava
and Deaf. IL was revealed. his shots
also wounded Colonel, Duroy anC
Legionnaire Dessert not seriously
however
II left the guard house and
posted myself i'm the front rank
continued "As the official group
arrived. fired several shots in
LAValls direction 49, without at
tempting 10 hide myself.
II was able 60 see that I had
hit him"
Police disclosed That Colctte ha,
carried The ~ tHlbcr autoWat'
pistol with which he shot hi, VIC
TINS. IN his belt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Inside France
Organized Resistance to Both Vichy and Nazis
GrorOing Fast Ex-Cabnet Secretary Says
Bv KATHLEEN HARRIMAN
IntI News service stan CorrespondenI

other former French officials for
trial on war guilt charges. was
one of Frances most picturesque
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
4 FEW OF MANY
Real Bargains in Today's
REAL ESTATE
COLUMNS
COLUMNS

IA 2-BEpROOM HONF Double CON
struggled bath and electricity E Iarge
Iin' rradv Goo move DO, only - $50. $500
down
ABOUT acre and room house ON
F. pavement. near Jefferson ana axe
81. l75 SlJJ down
.uFARBoRN. Is. san calhoun BRICK 3-5.
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DEARBORN 6s3i Heydcn modern groom.
r v: garages 70xi5i sacrificing
IEDMORE DRIVE 1851 room gas air
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HELEN. $3.50 Nine rooms corner perfect
condition. sacrifice
kFN%EY-V VAN DYKE 1-upm basement
A,..Jae,- 81 maaih.F including taxes
~ NFAYETTT near vanphcH 6-room hun
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600 total price
TURNER 1875 ,Maf,Eruge section
R,au'r1l 6-roHm brick Colonial $4,000
"a rARRANu Highland FarK J.bedloom
corner home. near school
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Beautiiu small i.bedflom home newly
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hoi AIR heat 50 200 500 down
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

NAlN. i tlAA4t 4 Af.Nt AUS -f's ~
the eve Of the second anniversary
Of the war and in the opening of
the period Prime Minister Winston
Churchill has cited a. frsucht WITH
invasion danger the channel
from ga stalcmate'
Hove an thc concr ot ffr right
flank of 'hc most LhHN WN5,un
front from Southampton 'o 'ro
wash the. navy which alS> 'H>
QuafCT is az thc .-ncer. pitch
the prime minister ordered.
With tho Raj tlr NAVY has
won command az The channel and
With The Raj 1t is responsible ior
the defense Of the approaches 10
ihe southern md southwestern
Coastllne Of England, Behind. The
army waits FOR those Of 'n, enemy
thai break through.
UNLIKE WASH AREA
Unlike The WASH area which has
the choppy confluence of 'hc cham
mel and North Sea, short beaches
and cliffs, the southWCStcrn coast
line IS washed hy smoother water
and lacks The natural defense, OF
rough terrain. IL also Is wealthy
in ports. ideal landing places FOR
invasion forces borne 10y sea
But where The land is weak The
sea j. strong
Here IN open water with space
80 maneuver and dcplhto operate
in. MAJOR and capital >mp> of ms
maleSty'S fleet form the iIrSt line
Of defense
The channcl fleet is az TO-,
strongest and despite The calls FOR
ships Of the line ~ the Atlantic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
STOP A 100 YEAR WAR
BY KEEPING
U. S. a. OUT OF WAR

By KEEPING
u. S. a. OUT OF WAR
1T IS ONLY THE WILL OF
THE PEOPLE FOR PEACE
THAT HAS KEPT THE SONS
OF OUR BELOVED COUNTRY
FROM SHEDDING THEIR
BLOOD ON ALL CORNERS
OF THE EARTH OR FROM
A FATHOMLESS GRAVE IN
THE DEEP.
LISTEN TO THIS WARNING:
"CONFRONTED AS WE ARE
TODAY WITH THE SPEC
TACLE or a NATION BE-
TRAYED BY ITS OWN PUB
Lie OFFICERS, A PEOPLE
DIVIDED AS NE YER BE-
FORE"-B E W a RE OF AN
OTHER - &C ONO &C TEL
EMERGENCY"
EXERCISE THE RIGHTS
GRANTED YOU BY u. s.
CONSTITUTlON-WRITE
TO YOUR PRESIDENT -
YOUR SENATORS (Ad-
dress them at Senate Office
Building, Washington, ID.
c. Michigan Senators are
Arthur II. Nandenberg and
Prentice NJ. Brown, AND
ALSO YOUR CONGRESS-
MEN TO KEEP l.. S. A.
OUT OF WAR.
A Million Letters Now
May Save Millions Of Lives
Peace House working with religious
and peace organizations Of long
standing, appeals to all young men
who are opposed to war fEom either
religious or humanitarian oonvie-
tions TO register CONSCIENTIOUS
DIRECTOR" on their draft ques-
tionnaire. After years of ardent
work for peace, our Government
recognizes this right. IL is mat
ter of interest To observe that after
England's many months of war,
Canada does not have compulsory
military service for overseas, and
in England over 10000 Consoien-
tious Directors arc engaged IN
peaceful employment. 1T, IS NOT
NECESSARY TO BELONG TO A
RELIGIOUS SECT OR SOCIETY
TO BE A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJ
JECTOR, ALTH u 6 II SOME
DRAFT BOARD OFFICIALS ARE
STILL APPARENTLY IGNORANT
OF THIS PHASE OF THE LAW.
II YOU are convinced that killing
your fellowmcn is contrary TO the
law of GOD and MAN and wish
advice and suggestions for filling
your draft questionnsire as Con
,cientious Objeetor," write. sending
carefully sclf-addrcssed, stamped
envelope.
MRS T. SERGEANT CRAM
PEACE HOT ~
Established 1898
iioih St snd Iifth Ave. y. V. Cry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
Young Baritone Has Interesting Travels In Climb To Tor
Hollywood In Bronze


HOLLYWOOD. calf-(c)-snce Hattie Mcdaniel appeared
Housing
Los Angeles she has been beeged with
give finally diplomas
graduates cosmeooey last
among
graduating gift Marian beautiful incidentally
che paid beauty
you're wondering turkey
anderson had
ducks and turkeys filled the Mcdaniel
her husband Lloyd Crawford
union at the home older lis said there
turkey and ham at the Geary's residence
Ernest and Helen Whitman
After which they Breakfast
Club Riverside Ruby Ely succumbed
he Of Los wesde and have
West ssh street not too from Ethel Waters home.
didn't Sigma Rho scholarship
missed swell hobnoh with Hollywood Hattie
Mcdaniel the the sigma
Mosey Dooley
Mcdaniel Mcdaniel Ruby Williams
and Ruth Curtis Mosby.
will the role Of Parry In This
Life still acting the Lot He hasn't
been called
the Todd Never such
Collins local girl there with Taiey Beatty Two
looking like model from
whitman Ely
won't be thought Of
right
Henry Hoodood the Magyar this
your when
Kid and Dr. r. X Dr. r. X
mystery starring Cedric Hardwick
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
T.CLEMENS
BY Candy" Morgan

The former Miss Marie Morris and
new Mrs. c. Parks, will be guest OF
the Boots and Saddle Club at the
Three Skies this week.
The goth Century Clubs big dance
has been definitely postponed. They
will give a Tea Social next Sunday
at Me home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mails,
s Barbara street.
The Christmas program being re-
hearsed under the direction of the
various churches. Parents are urged
10 send their children TO these meet
ings.
Miss "Pinky" Smith gave a strictly
formal dinner party last week before
leaving on her vacation. The center
piece was q minimum rock garden.
II was held At the Brown Dream
land Inn where the following cele-
brsted until early morn: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hsrell, Mr.. and Mrs. r. oNeal'
Clarence Small Of Petersburg, Flor
ida. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Woods. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Carter, and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Harris.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
JOECANS
Continued from page o.

difficult TO reduce 10 1873 pounds
that he neglected to defend his
title. Jimmy Britt, Battling Nelson
and others began TO make claims
upon the title. Finally Cans was
forced to fight Battling Nelson in
oldheld, Nevada. Nelson was a
strong. rugged slugger who seem
ed immune to punishment. Because
OF his unusual sggressiveness and
ability to take blows, he was called
the Durable Dane"
Tho Master and the Dane clashed
on September 3. 1906 in forty-two
round fight. Cans was declared the
winner on foul. There is no doubt.
however. that Nelson took great
deal out OF Cans during the forty
two rounds OF gruellinL fighting.
The next year Joe stopped two
dangerous contenders: namely
Kid Herman in eight rounds and
Jimmy Britt in six. These bouts
took place in January and Septem-
Der respectively.
All these years OF making an
unnatural poundage finally caused
Jo to develop tuberculosis. When
Cans met Nelson the second time
he realized his true condition and
started right in from the frst round
and began slashlng the Battler TO
ribbons. He fairly toyed with the
Dane but his punches lacked steam.
Nelson kept forcing the fight al
though he took plenty OF punish
ment and finally ended the bout In
the 18th. The fight took place IN
San Francisco California, on July
4, 1908. Later in the year. Sept. ?,
AT Colma. California. Nelson again
knocked out gans this time in TWEEN
ty-one rounds. The Old Master at
his hest would have taken Nelson
and any other liEhtwenght In the
world. The Cans that lost to Nelson
was hut shadow OF the real old
Master-nothing but iubercular
wreck caricature OF the clever
est and most scientific piece OF nigh
inr machinery that every lactd on
a glove. Joe whipped Jabez White
in his next and last nsht. He died
in Phoenix. Arizona In 1910 at the
age ~ thirty-six from the raveges
Of T. r.. a man that had given MS
l;fa IN the 6rhf came
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
Hampton Institute Little The atre
Group to Feature Students Plau

Hampton Institute, Va.-The first
Hampton Institute Little Theatre
production of the season, featuring
an original play by a college stu
dent, will be given Saturday eve
ming, December Is, at SIS, in o.
den Hall.
The student contribution, one of
three one-act plays to be presented,
is a social drama based on the share
cropper problem. II is called Less
Than Nothing" and was written by
Laura E. Chase, senior, Of Anna
polls. Maryland.
Scheduled rs first on the Little
Theatre program is "Overtones," by
Alice Gerstenberg. NAT Turner" a
play based on an episode in the life
of the famous insurrectionist, is the
third play scheduled 1t was written
by Randolph Edmonds, a former
director of dramatics at Morgan
college.
Miss Elizabeth Whiting, director
Of the Hampton Institute Little
Theatre group and Mrs. Hilda M.
Simms. Of the Communication staff,
are coaching the plays.
Robert ]. Sailstad. director Of the
Communications Center, is coordi-
nator and general production man
ager.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
NAACP Seal Drive
Girls Alter P a ms
For Larger Program

The Merry Eight club, Wee Mod
ern and Runabout Sport clubs have
joined the mounting list OF social
and professional organizations that
are cooperating in the NAACP
Christmas Seal Drive. Letters re-
ceived from Mrs. z. williford. Miss
Eleene Duncan. and e. Knighton,
informed the chairman OF the
Christmas Seal drive that their or
CARNATIONS would cooperate In the
drive this year.
Other clubs and organizations are
urged to join the Christmas Seal
Drive and sell NAACP seals. Con-
tact the NAACP at 446 East Warren