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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27

Public schools week was observed
by Signal chapter No. 276, o. f. S,
in an educational program which
took place Friday night in the
Masonic temple after the regular
business meeting.
Franklin Moon, head Of Centrai's
art department, was the speaker,
and gave a fascinating account of
native life in the Belgian Congo as
2ne knew it from his own exper-
fences and from the experiences of
his parents who were missionaries
in that field.
Many examples of native art
work, figures carved from wood,
baskets, pottery trays, were display
ed the speaker also playing record
ingS of native music, similar in
their rythms to much of todays
modern music.
After the program the group ad
journed to the banquet hall where
the school theme was carried out
in the table appointment and in
the refreshments, each being pre-
sented with paper sack filled with
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27
May Day Party at
Ten Thousand
Club Thursday

May day will be observed in 4
gay bridge luncheon at the Ten
Thousand club Thursday, May
when members of the club board
will be hoStesses to all women of
the community who enjoy good
game of contract in pleasant sur
roundings.
Luncheon, and a delicious one
will be served at 1890 under the
capable direction of Mrs. Walter B.
Havekorst. Decorations are certain
to be attractive since Mrs. Ben
HulSe is in charge, and the bridge
game will be under the leadership
OF Mrs. l.. A. Lewis who is also il
charge of prizes. Mrs. w. j. Thorn
burg is the efficient general chair
man.
Reservations for the party should
be made with Mrs. S. Emmitt
Allen, telephone 480-J, and all pro-
ceeds will go towards the clubs
quota for the general foundation
fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27
Red Cross Inausurates Five
First Aid Classes

Reed as instructor; teachers viii
meet Monday and Thursday eve
ming at 7 pm. in Wilson school for
a class to be conducted by Albert
Zech.
OF the standard courses, one is
TO be held at the flax mill and one
at the fire hall with Nick Ericsson
and Winfred Reed as teachers for
the former, and Johnny Salassi,
for the latter.
An advanced course Is scheduled
already and will nave its first meet
ing Tuesday night, 7:3O o'clock, in
the office of DR. Claude A. Peters,
Barbara Worth hotel. Jay Little
field is instructor for this course.
Mrs. Edith Hobby will conduct
Is hour course Tor juniors, those
1917 years of age Inclusive or who
have completed the sixth grade.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27
Methodist Church
School Teachers
Discuss Work

Valley teachers and leaders tor
the beginners, primary and JUNIOR
departments of the Methodist
church school, met Friday after
noon at the Brawley Methodist
church for a fellowship session at
which Miss Alice Brown and Miss
Alice Robertson of Los Angeles
were the speakers.
Miss Brown brought source ma
terials, including many new, help
full books, and Miss Robertson dis
cussed vacation church schools, the
SO present making plans for this
coming summer. Camps and train
ing schools were listed.
Brawley teachers served a deli
cious supper after which depart
mental discussion groups were feat
ured, Miss Brown aiding with in
dividual problems.
Magnolia Mulberry church had
four representatives, Ell Centre
four; Holtville, 10, and Brawley, 15
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27

The Rev. MIR. Harold Walker
Of San Diego who was TO de-
liver the banquet address at
the annual convention Of the
imperial County Christian En-
deavor Union.
answering CIrist's Call" is the
theme for this years annual con-
vention of the Imperial County
Christian Endeavor Union which
opened Friday night in the State
Street Christian church and which
will continue through Sunday eve
ming with state leaders and noteG
ministers as speakers.
Approximately 100 registered for
the first session at which the Rev.
Mr.. Harland Hogue, pastor of the
Pomona First Presbyterian church
was the speaker, talking on one
phase of the theme Answering
Cbrist's Call to Come.
Mrs. Paul Cosand and Alfred
Swinney, both of Imperial, were
heard in an excellent vocal duet.
and Mrs. Carlton C. Buck of Holt
vile, in an equally fine contralto
solo. The Rev, Mr. Buck acted as
song leader and Bertha Palmer
Snebye as pianist.
Greetings were extended by the
Rev. Mr.. E. l.. Carter, host pastor
and Marion Hess, president
from the north end, responded.
The convention banquet was
scheduled for Saturday night at
G:30 pm. in the California hotel
with the Rev. Mr. Harold Walker
of the San Diego Friends church
as the speaker and with election
OF officers as the chief item of
business.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27
Central Students
In Spe ech Meet

Central students participated in
the valley speech institute at Ca
leXico Friday afternoon, one of
several such events to be held III
the various valley schools.
Those representing Central were:
Lenna Arnold, Barbara Barrett,
Marjorie McCaslin, Alton Marsh
Roberta Shelbourne, Betty Ann
Smith, Pat Thompson, Jeanne
WEIGH, LaVerne Zavala.
Students were criticized by the
various coaches and also by three
members of the Central j. C. speech
department, Howard Rhodes, Rob-
ert Taylor, Dawn Whitaker.
Poetry reading was an interesting
feature of this meet: simple lyrics
were read at sight in an informal
gioup after which the students
read their own selections from class
ic poems.
Holtyille will be host at the next
institute, May %.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27
Party Monday at
Mckinley School

Dessert, card games, prizes for
the winners plus a door prize, these
are the a ira ic n S Mckinley
Eta. is offering in its party Mon
day night, starting at 7:30 O'Clock
IN the school.
Contract, pinochle, whist and AZ
will be featured SO that patrons
may enjoy their favorite games,
rrizes being given to the winners
in each group.
This dessert paryt is open to all
and reservations may be made with
Mrs. w. S. Keating, Jr., telephone
1342, or with Mrs. P. H. Cory
1066-R.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27
CALENDAR

Saturday
c. E. banquet, $50, California
hotel
Past MatrOns and Patrons, Z,
Imperial Veterans hall
Dance, 10, Hotel de ANA, Ca
lexico
Sunday
Sunday services, churches
c. E. convention, 2:l5, Christian
church
Monday
Soroptimists, 1905, Barbara Worth
Readers Round Table, 2, 10000
club
Twice Told Tales, 2, E. G. Davis
ranch
American Legion Auxiliary, $3.50,
Veterans hall
Pr. A. card party, 1880, McKin-
ley school
Carpenters union, 1880, Labor
temple
Night school, 7-o, high school
Citizenship class, Z, Junior col
Iege
Chess club, 7:30, st. PauIs parish
hail
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27
W.C.T.U. School
Of Methods in
City tuesday

Two representatives of the state
Women's Christian Temperance
Union will be in the Valley Tues
Gay and will speak at the school
OF methods sponsored that day by
the Southern California W.C.TU.
and held in the Ell Centre Presby
terian church.
This institute will start at 10
am. with Mrs. Mabel Dolson lead
inc the flag salute after which
Mrs. Gladys Ferguson of Holtville,
county president, will extend greet
ings.
Jennie Ray Thompson, state cor
responding secretary, will preside
and will be one of the speakers t
the morning session, as will Ruth
Gates, state director Of literature
and exhibits. DR.. George w Thom-
as, host pastor, will be heard in
q Sermonette. :.
Luncheon will be served at 1915
with Mrs. Thomas as mistress of
ceremonies, Mrs. Thompson speak
ing on local option; DR.. w. A. Nc
Cleneghan, on the Christian mis-
sion; the Rev. Mr.. E. L. Carter on
Defending Our Defenders.
Reconvening in the afternoon at
las O'Clock, the school will con-
tinue with talks by the two guest
speakers, with music by Mrs. Eu-
gene Waterman and Mrs. S. P.
Holiday, concluding with a motion
picture, within the Shadow of the
Schools"
This school of methods and the
luncheon are open to all and lunch
con reservation must be made by
Monday with Mrs. Thomas, tele-
phone 1876.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27
Close Evanselistic
Services SUNDAY

Revival services at the El Centre
church OF the NazarCne were to
continue through Sunday with a
special musical program scheduled
for Saturday night at 1880 O'Clock
with the Anderson-Mof quartet
in several numbers
Rev. Mr.. Earle Anderson, 1.-The
singing fireman will preach morn
ing and evening Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27

Five first aid classes, and possibly
more, will be inaugurated this COM
ing week under the auspices of the
Ell Centre chapter of the American
Red Cross, with qualified instruc-
tors in charge of each.
Schedules for several will be made
up after registration takes place,
those wishing to take the courses
notifying Mrs. w j. Meagher, tele-
phone 794-M, or Hugh Keatin2,
telephone 1906.
City employees will have a class
of their own with Fire Chief c. ).
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27
We akIey to Speak
Al Civ Church

Guy A. Weakley, district super
i tendent of schools, will speak at
tie II o'clock morning worship
service Sunday az the Second Bapt-
list church. his talk inauguratine
national public schools week to be
observed the week following.
Special music by the choir will
be under the direction of James
Robinson, will be featured at this
service.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27
sigma Chapter Enjoys Talk
By Franklin Moon

a school lunch. States, crayons,
school bags, childish drawings of
teacher and teachers pet made
appropriate decorations.
Virginia Davidian was chairman
of the committee composed of: Rose
Pilibos. Clyde Chambers, Irma
Chambers, Irene Hatch, Neal Hatch.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27
RETURN FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ BoWles and
their son and daughter, Kenneth
and Margie, have just returned from
a delightful trip which took them
first to Long Beach where they
visited the Herb Bowles, going from
there to Victorville to enjoy visit
with their son and brother, Selwyn
Bowles, after which they journeyed
to Boulder Dam and the Grand
Canyon, returning home on Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27
New Babies at
Civ HOSPITAL

Newest babies porn at the Ell
Centre hospital are the following:
To Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.. Summers,
April "a, a boy, seven pounds, 31a
ounces;
To Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Jordan,
April 25, girl, eight pounds, 11a
ounces.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

VIC. 18th AND PARK RD-Lrg, sunny
| front rm. newly furnished; twin beds in
pyt. Catholic home. conv. trans. and
church Also nice single Breakfast opt
Evening star., 1941-02-23

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
! 3l43 Adams Mill rd.-Comfortably fur
/ nlShed single room in pvt home, semi
pYt bath, phone conv. transp.; gentle
! man. AID. 6763
Evening star., 1941-02-23
1926 RHODE ISLAND AVE, NV.

1912 10th ST. NV
New addition. Newly decorated. cheer
full doubles, triples. single: S35S40. New
furniture: excellent meals.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

1923 WEBSTER ST NE-Large airy
room new furniture, in new home: gentle
man. 500 ner mo
Evening star., 1941-02-23
ROOMS WANTED.


enette, pref. unfurn walk dist 5th and
Penna ave. Sc; ress. DU. 1899.
LADY. educated settled. unfurnished Ink.
rm owners home; adults; steady; refer
ences: S14 mo limit. Ii 07aa.
REFINED. settled woman desires Ink.
room near Ode St. Arlington. Phone
REFINED YOUNG MAN desires room with
small private family vicinity Mckinley
Tech. Only complete replies answered
Box 2S3-J. Star.
YOUNG LADY desires to share apt, or
ton ton or vicinity Of Capitol NE. 1864
LADY, middle age. writer. Christian. de-
sires sunny room. Quiet. rehned enA or
Ink, priv. Unlim. phone. - to 50 fWk.
Box 2q1 j. Star.
GIRL wants furnished room in apt very
close 70 G w. U. state cost: Can 7IoI Di:
2I6s Sunday bet. l. and 3 or write Box
MAN, sinple Government employe. room
with private bath. NV; state price. Box
SUNNY FURNISHED ROOM by neat. ouie.
young lady; Sls-S25. Box 245-J, Star.
BETHESDA BRADLEY AREA-Wanted by
small apt n-housekeeping: must be
good, quiet neighborhood. Box 434-H. Star.
WIDOW. middle-ased, Government employe;
Northwest not over 81 stale Ca'ho.'c'
FTOleSlAll Dun lCO-O ObaI.
GENTLEMAN wants room in Southeast sec
ton, near Navy Yard; private family. Nc
other roomers. Box 177-J, Star.
GOVT. WOMAN wishes furnished room in
ant: use of kitchen preferred; 2Oth ano
Eve st vicinity; sos Box ".3-J. Star
WOMAN employed. desires room where
She can be companion to invalid or elderly
woman evenings Box 2Ha-J. Star. 23'
UNFURNIsHED ROOM: mother and child
two years. desire lerse room " q cultured
family: use Of kitchen for Child meals,
nv maui "-'- ' o4s
Evening star., 1941-02-23
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated, at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 300 we'll located homes,
offer single, double and group
rooms, some with running water,
private bath. A director with car
shows available space free to po-
tential guests. Phone Columbia
1850. Sunday service.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
POULTRY & EGGS.

STARTED CHICKS AND PULLETs. write
for low price list. Roselawn Chick Farm,
Dept. Z. McAlisterville. Pa.
INCUBATOR, "Neverfail": 300-egg ca
capacity, S2.75 cash E. L. Pines, 9I4
18th st. So, Arlington, Va. jackson
1492-W.
FOR SALE-Chicken mousse s IT. by 10 it..
and coal brooder for 500 chicks Address
Ralph Mullican. Rockville. Maryland.
BROODER. electric. feeder and waterer.
for chicks and pullets; all sizes. Call
Warfield 4725.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE LOGS, oak. round. split.
S10.50 cord delivery immedia tely. George
town Firewood Co., co. 4367-W.
GUARANTEED GENUINE Penna. hard,
stove or nut, Sl1 ton, 2,240 lbs, del. bins.
Phone Atlantic O592.
FAMOUS PENN s.ANTHRACITES; stove
chestnut, 81 la5:-pea. S1050: .buckTbssnt: n:
Ambicoal. $1,000. Carl Coal Co., III. 2544,
RA 3015
FIREPLACE EWOOD-SEASONED OAK SO
cord: stove wood, $3.50 cord. D. NJ. Bloch.
Warfield 1893.
TREWOOD1Seasoned Oak and Hickory
$40 Per cord Any Length: Quick Delivery.
PisrSnn Sandy Snring. Nd Ashton 3S2l.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
ROOMS UkFURklsHED.

CLEVELAND PARK unfurnished rooms.
S25 Also garage. Convenient transporta-
ton. Emerson 1929 Sunday and evenings.
WOODBRIDGE 2OOl Uoshur st. n,e.-Non-
Housekeeping unfurn. nm. for ! or gen
tile gentlemen or employed couple.
1908 9th NE Ink. rms, semi private
bath; heat, gas and light furnished, S27
month 25'
1905 MARYLAND AVE. NE large rms.
for Ink; heat, gas and light; very COW,
transp.
633 OTIS PL. NV room. kitchen
screened porch semi-private bath; gas
electricity. FrIgidsire phone; reas.
FOR RENT - Three unfurnished rooms
third floor: near Wardman Park, bath a
hand. Box 200-J. Star. %
Evening star., 1941-02-23
ROOMS FURN. e. UNFURN.

I343 NEWTON ST-2nd- floor room, run
ming water. small fan. inner-sprlng mat
tress. unlim. phone. AID. 6593.
SI5 ASPEN ST NV basement bed
rooms new: everything furnished: no cook
ing or babies; men preferred: ! plock
Walter Reed reasonable. GE b209.
1894 LANIER PL NV or > housekeep-
ing rms: gas oven, stove newly dec:
clean. plenty OF heat unllm. phone.
DUP. CIR, 2I14 O-Newly dec. furn:,
twin beds Spanish club. Quiet men pref.
Also ent basement. partly furn. Rent
reduced in eXch. serv. Call pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

143s NEWTON ST. N.W-Spotless base
ment, single Ink. room: refrE. porch.
semi-shower: employed person; SIS.
SUNNY, WARM ROOM: private, detached
home: 3 doors from Conn ave, 1929 Ma
comb st NV WoodleF SOol
Evening star., 1941-02-23

1928 10Th ST. N.W.-Very large double
'front.'; select 2 or 3 girls or men. DU
Evening star., 1941-02-23

2O3a N H AVE. NV, Apt. 106-Gentle-
man: unusually attr., warm room, huge
closet, shower, unl phone, $50 mo. HO
Evening star., 1941-02-23

HYATTSVILLE. MD. sos Tonner ave
Large, newly furnished room for l oil, 2.
in pvt home; bus at door; reasonable
WA oS-5
Evening star., 1941-02-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOMS WITH bOAkD WAN 70.
YOUNG LADY desires single room and
board in private Jewish home. Box 496-K.
Star.
ROOM AND BOARD in suburbs by man,
single, A In reply state address. price,
parking, etc. Box 202-J. Star.
YOUNG MAN. Govt. employee. wants
warm. single room with board: $50 Mr..
Mccoy, Adams $3.50. Upper NV. preferred,
(Continued on Next r ed
Evening star., 1941-02-23
CLUB 1920,

2620 18th st. W. in the heart Of exclusive
embassy row-Fine food, beautiful rooms
courteous service plenty of heat and hot
water: telephone in every room: a few
choice vacancies now available; rates
Evening star., 1941-02-23

Walking distance. phone every room
club atmosphere. selectiye menus over 100
guests, hotel desk service. A room to shars
March lSt for boy. S;}5 mo-; also one at
$40 mo-, another for girl. S37 so mo; doT-
hle fnr q SAn March
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Opposite Wardman Park.
DADIAN HALL,

Woodley Inn, 1858 Woodley I'd Several
desirable vacancies for young ladies. and
men. Southern cooking. Home privileges,
$40 Adams QnO2
Evening star., 1941-02-23
BELMONT GARDENS,

Formerly Italian Embassy: 100 rooms,
switchboard. music room, ping-ponE. tray
service: elevator and many other luxuries.
For a minimum price. Rooms from S45.
SingleS with private bath, SS5, including
meals 1-nn z n u
Evening star., 1941-02-23

1902 ST NW.-Large front room. pri-
yate bath; maid service: hot. cold water;
gentleman only. convenient to everything.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-13
No Word
From EDR

WASHINGTON. ..ug. lj.-tAfl
The Capital remained without
word Of President korNrNeit 10
day, the fourth day since the
last dispatch was received from
the Chief Executives yacht Pa
tOmaC.
The Navy department, through
which communications from the
yacationine presidential yacht
had been made public. had n"
comment on the POtOmacs Sill
ence.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-13
Authorized s i n
Quarters y c c ! a = e
United States w |
Use Petain's Speech
as Eycuse to Take
West Indies Colony
fT.y The Associated T"cS,S

H.r The Associated I'"nGS.>
90 GERMANY CHARGED Sc nitcd
States today with Dl1nning TO
>g!zc the Ercnch island Of Mar
,irQle in si1e West intsas Is a
resell, nf Former Eficf nF stat
PctatE's newly a~nnCr1"ad policy
Of tr0neer collaboration with
the reich.
Authorized quarters n Berlin
declared bluntlv that certain
American grours Wl.i";i "for a
long time have cast @2vHtGus cFrS
on Nartinuuc' would use r.
taia'S s~oech YESTERDAY a an eN-
cuSc to satisfy their lust for the
i,Iand.
II Both Washington ana Lon
dan serious rGpercu.Si8!S arose
over Frances ncW attitude.
In Washington, the conviction wa.
freely expressed that Pet2in'S pro-
nazi alignment held threats 10 Amer
ican interests and territories and the
I s. State department was reported
negotiating for air base rights on th'
hump Of Brazil closest To Dakal
French West African take off bas'
nearest to- the Americas.
In London. authoritative quarter;
aid Petain planned to ">lI6iugatc The
French people and force upon then
{. policy which they detest,'
Secretary of State CordeIl HUI
withheld formal comment. but soNl'
senators and congressman outSpoicN'
" urged that the American repdbliC
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-13
MAJOR Attlee
IN Important
Broadcast

london, Aug. l3.-tAP)-
Major Clement X. Attiee, ioru
rriyy sail aad often Prime Min
i>,er EhurrtiilS deputy IN parll-
amcut. viii broadcast an an
nouncemCnt O!iiria!iN de>crlo-
ed as ''lnportan;' 0n all BIZ
fish HrOadcast!ng Company sta
ton, 1t 3 u. III. Thursday C9 a.
Ill. {. STD
Mature OF the announcement.
was not disclosed, bat there mas
been much speculation that
Prime Minister ihurchlil ana
I~rcsidcnt Roosevelt and Harry
Hopkins have met or are meet
ing ScCrctarN.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-13
Reds Suffer
Severe Loss
In Retreat
Fort Of O d e S S a
Caught in Gigantic
~,Sauaezo' With Ger
nan Columns Advance
inc From Three Sides;
LARGE Force Trapped

~, w" s~s.OciatcI TTcSS.)
russia. Rcd armies apuearcd
f. ll,o III but last their Grasp
81 81 western half OF the
th~aiar hrlcW tie Dni@Der river
tadI, H. German troops smash
ed rosa three directions a. ~"
great bar! of Odessa and suicide
rear guards fought bitterly To
cove: TIE soviet retreat to the
Blavl sea.
.Sr:tieh war office spohcs-
man acknowledged that the Rus
>iIh position in the Ukraine had
dctcrioratpd rapidly and thc
soviet high command wa on-
irou>l> silent on the struggle,
HH..u the situation Was undoupt-
eGs -..sc Tor the Russians. quail
fed ..-arrCrs >aid the loss of III.
IaHes U#.suine, even the capture OF
ode SD. would not be a decisive blow
Ia tire Soviet. It Was pointed cut tha'
tie richest prizes still lie beyond the
U~n.uu,f#EIEcr to the east, where tht
Ire industrial centers are located
Most OF the lower Ukraine is al
agricultural country While the treas
utg vaults of iron. manganese ant
war materials are in the east
Nal. military dispatches asserted
IT, the port of Odessa. main base.
u. t.c Russian Black e. fleet. va:
G ..gt m ii gIggntIC "squceze' Will
c. .u columns -tYming TOWARD
Tie C.'v .roM three sides.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-13
House Votes
Longer Term
OF Service
By One-Vo Margin,
Representatives APP
prove 18~M Months Ex-
tension Of Service IN
Army; Bill Goes Back
to Senate

Washington, Aug. l5.-(.AP1-
BY t.lr hliT!iIic margin 81 i s1H-
gle vote a ,umullnu> House cave
its apnruNal last Hi"ht to al 10
months extension OF >"FNlcc Ter
the Army'S rank ard Ike.
T,mper- mayed BY the rough and
tunl1It dtEa;n ~ a tcm.hQlr session
the representatives bust INTO " roar
when SYoakci. Ha>al.h ended tAe
dramatic suspense OF the Ilnal rod
call with the auIyunccm>ni tnal TIE
legislation had been approved by .
record vote of POS H. 30.
Thu, the House Joined IN"
senate in approving The War dc
naItment's lnSi>trul request that
(Qugre>s authorize ,ciectcv>,
National Gu2rds,ncn and reserve
army comroncuta to DC kept i'll
tyairin. Tor Il total Of 80 months
instead OF twelve and that /; re
move the 9G0,nG1 ma in1uln on
TIE number of ur1tiees that may
be in service at II time.
FINAL congressional action 10y tn
weekend on compromise DetWVoi
1nr ...lr8ost tucutIeul Senate Hli'
House nlIi~ va expected on all 5ldg
but the unusually c.Y~s House Not
raised several questions OF pfocc
dure.
The normal course would send tn
measures to conference WIN cac
chamber being required Ia vote G,
the compromise version. Ihat WuuI
near hal the administration WouI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-13
British Raid
Many Cities
Berlin Heavily At
tackled as Raj Bomb
ers Range From Nor
way to France

London, Aug. l3.--iAf)-
british ilicrS in a wide foraN
which ranged all the way ron
Norway to France attacked Ber-
lin heavily last night and un-
loaded explosive and incendiary
bombs ON a dozen other German
cities.
In the German capital, a Lon
don air ministry communicate
stated. large fires which were
Started were Increasing their
bold when our aircraft left
The British bomberS had as theil
mann targets in addition to BERN
,he industrial cities of MagdeburS
Hanover and Essen. the krupp arma-
lGcnt works at Essen being the man
ooJecnNeS. Much damage was done
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-13
Strike Vote
Follows
Stalcmate
Disru.ants Called to
Meeting in n G W York
City; Governor Edison
Urges Government Not to
Take Over kearny Plant

tBN Toe Associated PreSS.)
y ticup 81 she nationwide Bell
Telephone system was threaten
ed today when the Association
OF Communication Equipment
Workers announced that a ma
jogitY of it, locals in l3 cities
had voiced I strike authorization
III connection with its dispute
with 4 Bell COMPANY.
Negotiations between the ~associa-
{ on and Western Electric Company,
Inc, d part of the Bell system. are
now staIematcd over tour points Of
& proposed master working agree
ment, the union said.
Commissioner James w. Fitz-
patrick OF the New York state
mediation beard, attempting to
avert a nationwide stoppagc,
called the dis~rutants to a meet
inG in NeW York city tomorrow.
The Federal ShlpDuilding and
DrEdacA~ C.mpauy's offer to Turn
lis StrIke5ound kcarny, n. j., plant
over to the Navy to operate drew
more official discussion today with
Governor Charles Edison of New
Jersey urging that the government
refrain from such q step.
Ny Secretary Knox announced
IT, he and Sidney HilIman, co-di-
rector for the office of production
management. would resume Their
discussion today with l.. H. Korndorf,
president OF the shipbuilding con-
corn. No decision was reached yes
terday in two conferences on korn-