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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

beats her regularly, but one q these mdnights
some fellows who like her very much are going
TO even things up.
The press agent who says that he doesn't
need to sleep so much-he has work to do And
then walks around the streets at all hours of the
night mumbling to himself.
The deb who knows what fork TO use but
curse like a trooper after she's had seven
drinks too many
The Romeo who thinks he's wonderful because
many gals fall for him. He forgets they'd fall for
anybody.
1NIE ad tycoon who sits in tavern afternoons.
l. drinking and building little Eskimo igloos out
of Jumps of sugar. Clever construction, too.
The deserted air of the Hudson River
steamers tied up at the West And Street docks
until Spring.
The sensayuma OF the workers down at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

last Santa Anita turf club ball Mr. Purner
dancing with Pasadena socialite when he
happened to step on her foot.
I'm 30 sorry said Fred, I'm a little out
Of practice"
Said the sociaite coldly:
"Oh, so you've danced before"
Joe Schnitzer. Highly successful man of
business. Before Joe hires a man he has the
prospective employees career as married man
investigated. If the ever has been disloyal
TO his wife Mr. Schntzer will not hire him, be-
leving that man who can't be loyal 10 his wife
can't be loyal to an organization.
f1THERE is no doubt that children born In the
Spring are much more intelligent than those
born In the Summer" states a man of science.
Henry Ford was born in the Summer. hope
this statement won't give Henry an inferiorlty
complex.
The 1941 prize for unusual grounds for divorce
should go 10 that Los Angeles couple who
quarreled so much about name for and the way
10 raise child not yet born that they decided TO
separate.
A college background film without football
game would be welcome novelty. Why not
moving picture based life in woman's
college? Smith College for example.
Ask the nearest magazine editor:
what percentage OF the population of the
United States is 40 years old or over:"
II he can't answer Immediately he shouldn't
be magazine editor. Answer is 20 per cent.
As TO immoral films. the most immoral
"A pictures made in Hollywood those
clarifying gangsters. And, / see it, film
that glorifies war is also an immoral picture.
In New York dog bit three children at
different times. Following complaints, the dog
was ordered muzzled and put on leash. All
dogs in cities should be on leashes Vicious dogs
should be confined TO their owners yards 1t is
a mistake 10 let our love for dogs get the better
Of our good sense.
Those born in the North OF the United
States the strongest physically Working
from East to West those born in the Middle
West are the strongest And the strongest Of
the strong are those born in Minnesota. which
could be one of the reasons the University Of
Minnesota has so many champion football teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Barrett Bro,


offsprings are invariably
papa's severest critics
as TO his caring
apparel.
Recent dispatch from
Washington, d. C., re-
veals President Roose-
welt refers 10 his wife
as: The Missus." Well,
that's better than re-
ferring 10 her as The
Wife" but not much.
Seventy-five per cent
Of lIollywoodians never
have been divorce d.
The national average
OF persons never di-
vorced is 80 per cent.
Nave never heard what
me percentage OF d.
vorce is in couples
where the wife is a
career woman.
But I will wager a
good cigar il is the
highest on the divorce
percentage list.
To uOs, ropaay,,har
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

at ooru ana broadway.
The Bellevue Psyche
pathic Ward entrance.
on which is scrubbed:
"Nuts to you, and
you and you. From me
to you, and you"
The fur coats being
removed from store
windows to make room
for Palm Beach dis
plays.
The darkened win
dows of the Italian Line
in Radio City.
TTIE star who carries
l. his profile like a
flag and his liquor like
a jerk.
The dowager who
spends her life trying
10 recapture her youth
and fools nobody but
herself.
The estranged hus-
band whose wife risked
her career for him. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

the co-starring film team of Francis X. Bushman
and Beverly Bayne you have a good memory
Mr.. Bushman is in Hollywood now Miss Bayne
is playing in the stage play, Claudia in Chicago.
LNRED PURNER Once a San Francisco news
l. paperman now Boswell 10 DR.. Charles
Strub, the pooh-bah Of Santa Anita AT the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

TNHE Big Town-where thousands come to make
themselves better known and remain strangers
to their next-door neighbors.
The dummy In the store window with this
card dangling from its neck:
IL Don't Care Who Wins the War; SO Long
Az It Amt Hitler"
The 1000 year-old coins in the shop window
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

Bat Of thee IL shall be said,
Thus dog matched beside bed
Day and night unweary,
Watched withn curtdined room
Where no Sunbeam brake the gloom.
Round the SICK and dredry.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
above Is from ITO Flush, My Dog" the
most touching tribute 10 dog ever written.
Flush. cocker spaniel remained al the side Of
his mistress during long illness. You probably
remember the portrayal of this incident in The
Barretts Of Wimpole Street" But If you haven't
read the poem to Flush please do so; but be pre-
pared TO shed a tear or two.-EVD.C
vTNIIE studied way some females hold a cigaret
makes you think they have practiced it in
front of mirror
The best dressed married men are those with
two more teen-age daughters. Feminine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

c. f. C.:-What causes ST.
Vitus dance? Is il easily cured ?
Answer: ST. Vitus dance,
which the doctors call chorea,
is an infectious disease related
10 inflammatory rheumatism.
1t affects the nervous system
and causes the patient TO make
continuous purposeless move
ments.
1t responds very well TO treat
ment. An attack lasts about
two months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

VhhT lLLD Open All Night.
James Stewart and Paulette Goddard In
pot o. GOLD" Roy Rogers In
------sSSF JAMES AT BAY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

TflWER-i,sis Grand River no. $3.50 4
,v"LM Open s:4s. Park Frss .
AUNT" Franchot Tone, Carol Bruce IN
.THIS WOMAN Is NINE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

Grand River. TT. $500
wlthers In "a VERY YOUNG LADY"
James Stewart In pot o. GOLD"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

IIpT0WN-Msek- Ch.lmsrs TU; s-esss 4
vi iVVN Open 6:15. Park Free. Jack
Benny, Kay Francis. .CHARLEY,e AUNT,
Ann sothern, Geo. Murphy, "RINGSIDD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

pCNT0N-Trenton, Mich. Park Free. 4
inLNiVN Open $50. Abbott and Cos
tello in ''HOLD THAT GHOST" "BELLE
STARR" Gene Tierney. Randolph Scott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

WASUNcT0N-Royh Oak. Mich. =
WhOnlNuiUN Henry Fonda and
Joan Bennett in WILD GEESE CALLING
Plus down MEXICO WAY" with
Gene Autry. Also March OF Time
Norway In Revolt" .'Puf-Put Trouble"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuxedo. TO. s-270e
luhLD0 Doors Open at 6:45 p. NJ
Jack Benny and Kay Francis In
George Murphy in "RINGSIDE MAISIE."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

VARCTTV-Livernots-Mc NJ. Z-4zoz
vhnOiil Park Free. Open 6:15. A Laugh
Riot Jack Benny as "CHARLEY'S AUNT"
Plus Ann SotheFn. "RINGSIDE MAISIE."
Starting Friday, "DIVE BOMBER"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

at Nrkinih fhFk
vnuiNlh 11c-22c. Paulette Goddard.
James Stewart in "POT o. GOLD" Plus
Guy Kibbee and Dink Trout In
'sCATTERGOOD PULLS THE STRINGS
UnCJIc-Harper at Harvard. Park Free.
VVuUL Open 5:45 Last Show
90. Jack Benny as "CHARLEY's AUNT"
Plus Ann Sothern in "RINGSIDE NAL
SIZE" with George Murphy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

MIcUICAN-Bagley. Grand River Avenue
WlVilluhN Open l0:45 A. M. Fibber
MCGEE a Molly Edgar Bergen q Charlie
Mccarthy. Gildersleeve, Lucille Ball In
LOOK WHO'S LAUGHING"
PILLS A HIIGE STAGE SHOW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

Van y . Ds' d Sssr nanD e soo..
Roger Pryor and Cecilia Parker In
DAuGHTERS." p. Foster IN
'sWESTLAND CASE" Broadway Brevttie1
Cartoon. Last Show 10 p. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

Benny, Kay Francis, 'CHARLEY's AUNT
Roger Pryor. "BULLETs FOR O'HARA."
DnVAJ -7-Mile and Meyers I'm. S-S58S
hUIhL Open $40. Park Free Last Show
8 40. Dorothy Lamour, "ALOMA OF THE
SOUTH SEAS" Edw. G.. Robinson, Mar
lene Dietrich. Geo. Raft. "MAN POWER"
Extra New Disney Color Cartoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

TJNC-l3205 East Jefferson, ut Drexei
llML Open Sis p. NJ. Myrna 10y,
Warner Baxter I'm "BROADWAY BILL"
Plus king OF ALCATRAZ," with Robt.
Preston. J. Carol Naish. Selected Cartoons.
Free to Ladies, Blue Pagoda Dinnerware.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

TIMES SQUARE opes $50 AM :, o P... Ere.
After 8. Jimmy Durante In "PALOOkA."
"DEADLY GAME" with Chas. FarrsH.
Extra, Four Selected Cartoons. Serial
Entire New Show Starts at II 30 p. M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

nj IVCp-Mt. Elliott at Oliver
ULlVLn Hopalong Cassidy, "BORDER
Phil Regan. LAS VEGAS
NIGHTS" Death Valley Raiders" Cart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

CCNATC-s424 Michigan, Mr.. Hvernois 4
oLNhiL Attend Daily Matinee. 6 Beau
tiful Christmas Cards Free to the Ladies!
"CHARLEY'S AUNT" with Jack Benny.
THIS WOMAN IL NINE" with u. Tone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

N0RWECT-Grand River at Southheld
NUhVLCl Park Free. Open 6:15. Adults
l27c Plus Tax. Cary Grant, Fredric March
lin THE EAGLE And THE HAWk."
IPlus "THE SIGN or THE WOLF."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

R0ECnAIC--IIsso woodward TO. s-olss
hVoLDhLL 22e Plns Tax.-open 6.i5 Pm.
Spencer Tracy, Loretta Young, MAS
CASTLE" Plus Robt. Sterling and Chas.
Winninger in "THE GETAWAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

nhhoiDL Monday Thru Friday (Holidays
Free u. s.. Government Defense
stamp with Every Adult Ticket. Be Patri-
OTIS. Be Thrifty. Beg. Low Adm. 25c. tax
inc tCopyright. faal. Parkside Theater.l }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

UNITED ARTISTS-Baac,ssy,; ca O. , Si.eu: r y
OF THE THIN NAN" Plus George
Bernard shaw's "MAJOR BARBARA"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

oTpATCnRn-47SI w. Vernon Highway \
OlhhlTVND Open 6:15. Abbott and
Costello In HOLD THAT GHOST" Gese
Tierney, X. Scott in "BEI.LE STARR"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
BREAKDOWN IMPOSSIBLE

The committee answered Gese!.
suggestions ia oesaaSe =" o. tkt
.IrSt .enG-leaSe bi. has no, been
al.oca,eG the pending b!M : nos
needed Il pointed out ,ha; Il lie
democratic process q appropriation
y congress. anG planning. cNesu-
.ion and delivery g t!.e executive is
to continue !; : Q. he utmost
importance that appropriations oe
made for N advance
"Tha, IS the democratic process
OF government, i SAID Hitler does
not have TO 90 through TINS pro-
cedure. He frs spends the money
and perhaps tells he German peo-
pie about il later OHe OF The out
standing characteristics 0: this VA
Is the element OF surprise"
A comprehensive bceak-do OF
he ways the none Viii be used is
Tot possible the committee said
because public discussion OF them
viii nc; contribute 70 the success Of
The nations We are aiding in our
oWn defense and TIE QIvulgence Of
them may contribute anUlttingly TO
he plans OF those whom We are
seeking 10 defeat
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
AFL Sh;eS AWoY
From Strike PIeo

cIcs padHJ, .gid boud decisions
favored sIf.lc baIeJuinl AGENTS
rather fhU the smaller craft m-
ION. III mlc udu tual unit The
CIO J. oamvrd alone industrial
line
"Yog can't help bat hate defru.r
Strfe- Wien workers are no' al
lowe a fou 90, union al 'hcir
choice =. SAID
PEkhfN- SPEARS
Scyrgtass ol Labor France Per
luus 80 ,tllyd .or labors tull &C.
op,g.ua III Tie defense omer sency
Wnra IL addressed the convention
She -a4d unions make a mistake
O mslsln upCu cI0sod shop
Nncr. l. #aanot be- won a a matter
OF relatively comfortable and IN
tciuafaf agreement between en-
ploNes aua In" unions. that trade
union aasl soon develop selt-im-
pose a.-ep.Ma and Guard asamsl
exc. sIfr practices"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

sEinNa. Us .-c laG.nta a. capacity
The U0,eG S.a;es is @>.ne
itnd-ieaSe tanGs a> bayAa.H.ng
agents 10 WOO LATIN American tsase
rom Gcrmany l;a.y and Japan
AssIStan; Secretary G: S;a;t Deaa
AoaoSou testified t..at .tHG-.ea>e
agreements E4tt Pc" made ~
HIATT, Dom.0.ga3 aerao.:, dNG -
aguay. ana t. et@e.> are bel0e
negotiated ". = o..;e" ANe..sa:.
nations. S.nvs ta.S testimony va
given suoN a. a-seeMe"t was SIzaea
With B.aI..
Amer,a:, .a.a p"oauc:.oa "
teach an d.. ..me h.en II. a..
Secretary O: A-slea..u~c C.aud. :
Wiokayd warned. aeWeyei t.at II
Sl01oo00O3o = = biN for .aaa
MAY 70, nr >....,.sa. q meet Gst..
B..ta.0> .."Ys.a..He' nee.
). None C.: = f:@>t ....-. -.
appcopma:.l- - 5e,o g.. -
champagne -. = MY. ".@es
I'd song aslg. - g.. ......
NoQng. actin eXe. a..te -...
he division q. Ge:eaSe ala .,e...s
Young told tae committee .aa.
press reports Il LII. c.:c>. Ne
10, ;r.t
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

SEATTLE. o. s l
can Federation Of L.b0r =
today cautiously crlOr u i. c s.-
RooSeVClt'S ne. sag e. It, - ..
convention which H"s@t = -. ]
# defense strIE. .-.
They praised the e:
general odtliuea but With nj, l.. >
exceptions they poirJedly refrain
from comment on the areis u' ,
WaIning that this is not t. IL. '
to take chances Nltp - ..aus .
safety through any ,tops - . ...-
tense work ot deI~n>" 49,
AFL President William Gre, n
said that the convention sund9ubt-
edly" would approve Jhe message
formally after committee consider
alton. Otherwise he made no COM
ment although Just before the de
livery of the message he had told
the convention that, because de
fense strikes We're the work of i'm
perfect men" unions should not 3,
condemned to everlasting punish
ment" for their actions.
OTHERS A prove
Otntl leaQelS dlSO Hppto'1c 'l'
speech but did not offer specific
comment on the nO-strlkc plea
with the exception of Daniel =
Tobin. teamsters' president and All
vice president, and Joseph A. Pau-
way. AFL general counsel
Tobin suggested that the govern
mcnt should name those Responsible
Tor defense strikes and thus clear
The AFL of blame. He said Mr.
Rooseyelt's message could not posi-
bly, be a yelled threat OF anu-strik
legislation should stOppaees e5ntn-
Ne because the government sGo". !!
dare enact such law.
BOASTS OF SCARCITY
There is i scarcity ul labos LID
labor must not be- lrrltated fnnv-
cesSarily." he said.
Padway blamed maaH defense
strikes on rulings OF the nation"
labor relations board III ldll>oic'
Iional disputes.
, NLRB Chairman Harry Ml!ll,. =.
| said. was especially active III fust.f
inc an attitude that constitute
sabotage" Of the presidents poi!
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
nth Cavalry to
Lose Draftees

b. Dec Is Camp Seele" Will be
lust memory to approXlmatel:
225 selectees due to be discharge c
because they became e year5 Of
age prior to their induction into
the Army.
These men will be DISCHARGED a,
rapidly as their official pap"rs are
completed. officers said
They are being released from thc
Army under the law excluding rom
the draft men % year, of agc
and over. The law requires that
they musl BE- discharged in time
SO they may reach home not later
than Dec. 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Cardinal Dies in
Vatican at II

VATICAN CITY. Oct. 8 oUPp
Lorenzo. Cardinal Lauri II. Cam
erlengo of the College of Cardinals
who would have become acting
pope in event of the PoatittS
death, died today.
An operation was performed Mon
day but his condition grew steadily
worse. He was personal trlcnC
and adviser of Plus XII. whose pro
fesSor he had been years ago
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
NEXT MOVES

As the break through III the cen
ter occurs German tactics would be
10 move IN from the north and
south to surround the Russian army
and cut 1t to piece.
The Russians apparently are bat-
ting desperately on the north ana
south arms Of the plnc2rS to protect
the flankS of their forces In the
center. In the absence Of any neWa
from those areas, it is presumed
that they are holding so far. Pro-
vided the flanks can be guarded
the Russians may be able to make
one of their typical slow retreats
in the center. avoiding being cut
of. and falling back to deep de-
Tense lines in front of Moscow.
1t is almost obviously the critical
nolut of the entire Russian German
war. If Hitler fails, he is probably
blocked for the winter from Lenin-
graz TO Kharkov.
During THIS current phase OF tn
campaign, German pressure on
Lcningrad apparently slackened,
There was no let"up, however, III
the .ar south. The Germans struck
along the Sea OF Azov towards Ros-
tow The immediate object seemed
to be to get in behind Marshal Bu-
dennys main forces in the KharkoV
region and weaken his position fol
an attack on two sides if the Mos
COW Drive succeeds
Whether it succeeds or fails there
is almost certain to be heavy fight
ing III the southern Ukraine durin2
1 he Linltl.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Common.Law Wife
Claim TO Estate
Denied by Court

UKIAH, Cal. Oct. 8 oUPD - Al,
aged Indian woman and her grand
daughter today failed 10 obtain q
share Of the S500.000 estate of the
late Charles A Edwards. wealthy
stockman, on their claim Of a COM
mon-law marriage.
Superior Judge Donald Geary
denied the petition of Marie Re-
moni Edwards. 80-year-old Indian
woman of San Jose. and her grand
daughter Marian Edwards Wilder
90. for a share in the estate which
Is claimed by l9 other litigants.
Edwards died lntestate May Il,
1910. az the age of 83, leaving an
estate which included $4,000 cash,
$4,000 in secured notes and extern
siye property holdings in Mendo-
cino county. His legai widow Mrs.
Gecrglana Edwards. was named eX-
ecutrix. She was married TO Edwards
in 1906 when he was 48 and she
was "a
TIE Indian women interviewed in
the case, alleging that in 1889 Ed
wards had taken Marie Remonl
Indian commonly called "Tudy,
and that they had a son. Charles
E Edwards. now dead. Marian Ed
wards Wilder. the grand daughter.
claimed she was the daughter Of
Charles E. Edwards and therefore
the grand -daugnJer and sole sur
yiying issue of the wealthy ranch
er Marie Remoni Edwards petioneG
as the common-laW widow.
Judge Gearys decision denlec
the claims of the Indian women
but did not rule specifically on the
Date~nitv Of Charles F. Edwards
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
FRESNO MAN DIES
IN AUTO WRECK

REDDING. Cal, OF 3. IUPI-
Allan David Lockwood - of FrcellO
was killed when the automobile II
which was riding ovcitmn"d o..
the Alturas highway Is mlle# c"-.
of here. the coroner'a o!llct -
ported today He was an employ,
of the Pacific Gas &; Electric con-
pany at the Big Bend poVe. mott,
project.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
No. 20071
s In VI O y 5

No. 20071
SU VI MON
Russell Yeager, Attorney for
Plaintiff
EMMA KATHERINE BUCKLEY,
Plaintiff.
VS..
MORTIMER JOSEPH BUCK
LEY, Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET
INGS TO MORTIMER JOSEPH
BUCKLEY, Defendant.
You are hereby directed to appear
and answer the Complaint IN an
action entitled as ABOVE brought
against you IN the Superior Court
Of the County Of Imperial, State
of California, within ten days after
the service on you of this Summons
if served within this county; or
within thirty daJs if served else
where
And you are hereby notified that
Unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff
Vii take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
plant, as arising upon contract,
or she Will apply 10 the Court for
any other relief demanded IN the
Complaint
Given under my hand and the
seal Of the Superior Court Of the
County of Imperial, State Of Cali
fornia, this oath day .! September,
i94l.
W j McCLELLAND,
County Clerk
BY G O. KENYON,
Deputy Clerk
fOl-8-lJ-22-29, N5-12-l9-2G)
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
New L.end-LeuSe
Bill Wins Okov

WASHINGTON o.. s UI
The house APPROPRIATIONS commit
tee today asked caaarcS, 70 vote
an additional unrestricted $685. e.
100000 for the .enG-IoaSe program
IL response 10 a. appeal b; Gca
George c Mar-aaE toY every as
sistance that W. EeeH Russia :ila.-
ing and speed the destruction q. :st
German army.
The ruth.cSSnesS q t.c alLre>-
sors in this war ano ;no ,onscI-
enceleSs tactics they aayc reSoyted
10 will not permit The de.a2 incident
TO legislative sanction before ald
can be extended 10 any particular
nation" the committee sad.
Arms production VII decide tie
war, it reported bat the countries
opposed to the aX!S 90 act yc. have
sufficient production to WIZ.
STILL MORE NEEDED
The committee warned hat more
and more lend-leaSe appropriations
would be needed 50 los a. tAe W
continues and p.eaAea is con;.o.
OF the nations wealth 10 des,ruG-
ton of the axis
The bill the committee approved
totaled $6l59t4l6.229 Ct which So
9S5 100000 would be allocated tor
lend-leaSe aid anG the remainGt,.
Sl74,4l6,229 for such defense pu.-
poses as naval ordnance and con
struction or acquisition O! -
coast guard vessels / eliminates
funds for the Tennessee Valley a.
thority and the California Ccnt"a.
Valley project explaining ,hat these
matters would be taken up Soor.
in other appropriation measures
The appropriation WouiG bc.nc
the lend-lease fund to So 985. .O00.-
600 and the total defense outlay
10 more than 500 900 100000. The
original lend-lease appropriation
was $1,000 900 600.
The committee urged immediate
passage OF the pending bill &nG
debate on it was scheduled 20 begin
in the house al once.
RECORD CENSORED
The committee released TO: YU5-
lication Wit. It's repor: me cen ores
record of hearings ca the Kill
testimony by ranking army ans
navy Officers ENC lea>s u4c:c, ~
ficial. &nc Ste dep.~.,..a'.: :c...-
sentative.
Those hearings rc4e4lea ina:
l. Tho CH.;e. G.4,es s.. =. h. q
voting 50 per cen. 9. Is .ac;o:}
producticn TO war material by June
80. l943. OPM Director william 5.
Knudsen is not satisfied" with the
present W. prodactlon which IS
using between Is and 20 per cent
of factory facilities
2. BY the end Of this month, 1876
American flag ships will be in
service on the Red Sea run. Chair
man Emory S. Land Of the maritime
commission said there was all
acute shortage" of commercial }
shipping Throughout; the western
hemisphere, but hat American
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

Proven by Use - That The Post
Press CIassifieds Bring Results.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
COTTON HARVEST
LESS THIS YEAR

WASHINGTON, Cct 9 up -
The agriculture department today
placed the l941 cotton crop at H.
O6l GOO bales, compared with r.
5660OO bales grown last year. The
forecast, baseo on Oct. l conditions
Of the crop, indicated a yield 35l.-
900 bales above the estimate of a
month earlier