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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
D AMBLINe
X EpoRTER
Local Boy Makes Good
i 80 i $4,000, ,ooI

AoN" DoJ "ohSo ooo'
And we do mean good
FL Centre has every reason to be
proud of Calvin Aaron, star fullback
of the Army football team at FIT.
Riley, KanS, site of the cavalry re-
placement training center.
He plays fullback for the Gen.
taurs, the cavalry's football repre-
Sentatives in the march to national
grid honors The CentaurS team is
composed of some of the nations
finest collegiate footballers of recent
years and has earned place in the
nations football hall of fame.
Aaron, through his consistently
powerful running and defensive
strength has had much to do with
the success of the team officers at
FIT. Riley said. The Centaurs will
play at FIT. Bliss, Texas, Nov. 80.
This game is expected to take top
honorS as one of the greatest inter
sectional Army battles yet played.
Aaron was one of the first OF El
CentroS selectees to leave for the
service.
OleanderS to Calvin and we hope
he stars once again in the game in
Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26

I0SUdl.
The total payments of the 194l-
70 taxes reached $95,OO0 Wednesday
with additional checks included III
the great stacks of envelopes West
and his staff have not had time
to write into the records and add
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
Church Lane TO
Get Gravel Here
For Year and Half, Ministers Ask. Now
They Receive as CRY Puts Crews onto
Job of Surfacing Eighth Street Area

Ministers of the four churches Eighth street, be-
tween Olive and Holt Wednesday had material proof OF
the proundty of that scriptura truth Ask and y2 sha
receive
After asking for year and half to be pulled out OF
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
Consuir Not Sold
E Executi yes Aver

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 26 (UP)-Presdents of Consoli-
dated and Vutee Aircraft companies admitted today that
studying possible merger of the firms but brand
pramatule reports that negotiations had been con-
cluded Major Reuben Fleet of Consolidated and Richard
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
Gun Blast Caps
Woman Trouble
Negro Suspects Wife Of TeIephonins
Other Man. Objects. Then Says Victim
Got Hand in Way at Wrong Time

"Is been shot cause of woman
Bleeding from gunshot wound in his hand, MilWee
Brooks Negro staggered into the yard at the j Bloemsma
home Hotvlle Tuesday night and said Jerry Walls
another Negro shot him during quarrel Wallis wife,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
Desert Campaign
Fluid as British
Meet Strong Foe
invading Amy Rolls Back Defenders
In Gravest Threat of War Against Big
City; SovietRed Army Fights Grimly
: Ry UNITED PRESS

AXIS armies pressed within about 25 miles Of Moscow
fought back urouSly against the British drive into
Lbyl Wednesday.
The German drive on Moscow continued with greatest
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
Yah! Yah. YAH

an. 1ah! HI
If Stillman Badger thinks the
date of his approaching marriage
is a secret. Well!
One of those highly efficient Sc
cret operatives telephoned the date.
RR has a big notion to tell it, too.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
Rabbits Foot Needed

Pat Patton. Ell Centros amiable
foreman of public works, is headed
for II years of bad luck as sure as
shootin'.
He swears by all that's unholy
that he killed five pheasants and
three hawks during his recent va
cation, and on cross examination
admits that he killed II house cats
that had answered the call of the
wild.
Any good old southern Negro will
tell you that no conjurer on earth
can save you from seven years of
the jinx after you've killed cat
Well, Pat, on his own confession,
slew one less than a dozen felines.
And II times seven most assuredly
equals IT. doesn't it?
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
Tax Collections
Increase $4,000

This is a cheerful story. -.
County tax collections this week aded by $lo0oo
he amount collected by similar date last year and Is
5ne of the encouraging collections the history OIL
mperia county, Assessor Collector Dan West said We'd
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26

to the total collections.
This is encouraging, West said
when we stop to consider that the
taxpayers of Imperial county are
paying up and paying up early. The
taxes DO not become delinquent uE-
til Dec {"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26
TEMPERATURE

Maximum Tuesday 7S. Minimum
Wed. a. 5 pm. Tues. 80, humidity
10. am. Wed. 46, humidity }.
Noon Wed so, humidity 19.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26

Ell Cenfro Business Barometer
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-26

Los ANGELES HAY
u. S. No. l $500; L. S. No. 2
leafy I. V. S20.5O-21. L. S. No. 2
S16-I7. Mpls. Dec. flax S1.81H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

terribly to preserve Serbia and
make the country they have.
WHAT the south Slavs have
" done, by a popular rising.
means more than the fact that
Hitler can't get anything more in
the Balkans by shenanigans.
They defy Hitler in a politically
critical moment just when he was
showing MatSuoka around Berlin
and trying to persuade him that he
had all Europe with him: that il
was the British warmongerS who
were trying TO stir up trouble
otherwise all Europe was Just
plning TO enter his new order.
How anxious the Yugoslavs were
to enter it was first Indicated by
the fact that not a workman would
help move the tram that was 10
carry the delegation TO Berlin 10
sign the pact: Hitler had to send a
train for the delegation.
-ttf' 1T lush " ffffbftEtfS
i was in YugoSlavia less than a
year ago. and distressed to see that
the British influence was practi-
cally non-eXistent while German
agents were as thick as maggots in
an overripe cheese.
T'HE YugoSlav rising is Of ma
tional revolutionary nature
Certainly. the influence of Russia
IS strong there. but il is not strong
by virtue Of communism. The
4ugoslavS arc practically immune
from communism being land-own-
ing peasants BH they remember
that Russia Sprang 10 them in the
last var and Russia is the mother
Of the SlaVS
TtERE Is not a nation in Furope
whose people are not rejoicing
over the YugoSlay gesture
The new order Of the continent
has been formed by terror and
blackmail Tho Yueoslav rising
viii have joyful reactions even in
The countries that once oppressed
the south Slavs in Austria and
Hungary who no more want TO
live under Hitler's yoke than do
the south SlavS.
How the Poles and the Czechs
must feel needs little Imagination
to picture The psychological and
political reactions are perbsDS
more important than the military
EOR Hitler has again made the
mistake that eventually and
certainly will cost him this war
lie believes that all peoples are
including his own. cowardly and
corrupt
In every country there are
ellques that are both. But peoples
are neither
Lincoln was right. and Hitler is
wrong
You can fool some Of the
people all the time. and all NJ
The people some of the time. but
not all Of the people all of the
time"
Released - rhs Rsu s,nd.tafs. Iue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
.BanHEilm7 Sweater Shots

NL HAYS and his SAT- q ccnsors have banned Al sweater
W stills advertising Of Betty
shelves Hattie June for Buddy DeSyvaS first film for
What's the Chicago Opera gonna do
when More Cyrus Mccormick withdraws his annual
contribution?
Virginia Of Lady in the Dark" (what snowy and
Bayard SwopcS boy He's tho young who
only recently thought love with Vera Zorna Remember
on and PerSphere? Well they're be melted down
armor plate
Encyclopedia Britannica viii Of George TappS
the
"A group closed shop Who's that
attractive evangelist adorcS Maurice
him books read and he's erplexed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Due TO Wed Comiskey Kin

nOROTTIY that baseball tribe and Rgney
IL mdde-aise it before
and Cutler look mighty
Ben Pollock the orchestra
leader may renary New Mexico minute has been
adde to o S A. f Kahn. boy
Cary Grant the victim OF reporters who hear too fast again
viii S250000 ealy 1851 for his film
assigned Relief The big
IS be spent the United
earned secondhand be only for
British poor r. A.. Filters Fred Ulman the RkO
Rosalnd de Hart
nfanticipaing chain making
al their stock How true the
Capitol buzz that John Cah Geceuy resigned federal d. az
attorney job Robert Jack
S elevated the biggest Job the big bench?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

haTNN NudNItIN dIItkt IHdI N1dII TdIIIt-N n
about TO reconcile with Bob Cobb :. Her
bert Hoover Jr. mot the eXPresidentis boy
and Carol Good fher pop makes famed
mayOnnaiscl will be threaded in Washing
ton on April Is -. Ruby Foo. the Chow
Mem Stemmer IS secretly sealed 10 VIM
Wang who everybody imagined was her
daughters gentleman friend . Alex
Woollcoti nearly fell out OF his wheel
chair in Phlly at last Wensdee's perform
ance when a mouse Strolled on-Stage.
Ruined eVerybOdy'S evc'g =. Edmund
Goulding. the Hollywood director. is telling
the silly about the two ghosts who had
a fight and weren't spooking 10 each
other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

which he was riding, with the
bullet holes all over IT, and you
think It's a pretty shabby auto
mobile FOR a king 10 ride in.
The kings blood is clotted all
over the uniform. and it's a ghoul-
ISh sight altogether.
Evess Sunday thousands Of
Serbs 90 and look at that And
they know that Alexander was
shot along with the French for
cien minister. Barthou because
DE powers that now call them
selves the Axis did not like his
policy of staying loyal to the coun-
trleS that helped set the south
SlaVs free France and Britain
and the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

TlIE south SlavS. especially the
Serbs. arc a rather primitive
people Foreigners used 10 crack
Jokes about their new capital Bel
grade. which certainly Is no Paris.
Zagreb. the capital of Croatia. is
much more beautiful and much
moro civilized
But the fathers Of every youth
alive fought. and lot of them
died for The kingdom Of AleXan-
der and the union of the south
SiaN> They are mostly peasants,
almost all Of them own land and
they are free men the way indie
pendent farmers always are.
They all have something TO lose.
Their land. their. freedom. theiI
country Ike most deeply re-
lIgIous people they don't think
much about death.
l--Fif ID comes ~ All -n1en. sooner
or later And they had 10 fight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

occupied by belle
the Rhine" the Lillian Hellman stands
corng coping the Pulitzer and Critics prizes
producers Green" leads the best foreign
Eileen LANCE editor for Good Housekeeping and
Barker of the Houghon-Ahn staff will be riveed this
Nevsweek editor. the smash
with Cleo Black but he didn't scratch Frederick the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Perkins Resiening?

INSIDERS HEAR again that Moddom
Perkins is resgninG and if true
LaGuardia inherits her job =. II that's a
wrongo-you can bet he'll run for mayor
again =. II he doesn't, he'll be one
Italian not running One of the
dramatic critics met Aa+haff4- lifted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

The opinions expressed b
Mss Thonpson ore Re- otfa
and MOI necessarily those q ? he
.,s,roit Timcs)
WHEN King Peter of NaE.o-
W slaNa entered TIE Cafhcaia.
Of the OthpdoN Church apa Kissed
the cross be 1ook upon bis youth
fd shoulders The protection Of ahe
kingdom for which his father
fought. founded and ra.c1 un'li ms
ASSASSINATION ny q st5oee 81 M4e-
Solini and q Itfler.
The >toaee. PatIe. S'a. IS at-
ing I'M I'a.N
II was with Tally and lralN
r,ifhUer partner Hitler faat The
kingdom Of mo South SiaNS Wa
about r. sign pact Bui paet>
signed Wits aSSa>Sins don't usu-
allv Dc much Tor a country.
n 1914 Peters father AlcNan-
oer. LED MS people .n war against
an Austria that 0as backed ap hN
Germany + Was very costly
war for Serbia
I TT STTrTa n fN0Sf UFAs hal
only three o. -four million people
Serhis vas oNeuun hN German
\ ffrf+fF9TFF FFT7T r. 2 VIZ
TIITHDTl- 850tr-rHHr ssT7-t75 HCTH TIfi7d
in battle But in that var The
5Serbians proved that tnes were
The finest fighters OF The Balkans
THEY fought the Aastrians and
A the Germans because they
wanted The union Of the South
sSIavs- Serbs. Croatians, BosnianS.
Aiontenegrins and SloVenlanS
Serbia had been independent
The others had been under Aus
fran rule
Part were Orthodox. part were
Catholic. and there We're minor
differences in their languages.
They had hard times.
Italy did not want a strong
kingdom Of the South Slavs on the
Adristie ana backed tip every dIs-
contented group that IL could iind
Hungary tssTfttd Croatia for IT
{ 1li,t-- t7iirii 7*trstr u=fffuuEariaH army.
Croatia had been ruled by Hun
gary.
There was a good deal OF inter
nal pulling and hauling. Sometimes
II looked as though the new coun-
Try would dron -apari. But Il
didn't j began more and more
10 pull together Matcek the
Croauan leader Of the Peasants
Party, helped keep it together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
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e Dsndruf. itchy scalp.
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Specialist. Through this
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

DRiNGF PAUL. the regent. was
a a cousin Of the martyred king
He was brought up abroad. cdu-
Gated At Oxford. Is cultivated and
ever SO slightly bored witA his
rough peasants
He patronizcd the arts and
owns one Of the finest GrecoS in
the world
He loves music lie patronized
the great Yugoslav sculptor Mcs-
trOVlc
he was not close 10 the people
lie was not like Alexander who
had grown UP with them and was
one Of them.
II BELGRADE there is p mu-
set4ffa. Il contains Z wax figure
Of Alexander. dressed in the
clothes he wore when he was shot
II Narsei.les.
The automobile IS there. too in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

I'VE TR0TSKY MURDER Mexico The Of backhrne
terrfcaly City United States eommy members
a.nnc. linked IIeluable evidence government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
DOROTHY
THOMPSON
ReUedlS:
Yugoslauia's Big Reason
for Defying the Axis

The opinions expressed b
Rtss Thompson ore be- oWa
and not necessariIs those q The
sIstroif TucE)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

HITLER promising 10 defend the
~ territorial TIT integrity of 1ft1E0=
slaE1a forever was "A Joke Maybe
he would let The frontiers stand
But frontiers don't mean much if
NaziS are all over the place telling
you what you must and must
not do.
Hitler despiSeS the south Slavs.
lie left Austria and Joined the
German army because he thought
that even the Austro-Hungarian
Empire gave the SlaVs too much
Consideration
He goes into all that In "Alein
kampf Germany should rule
The Danube ana all the Slavs and
Magyars and everybody else are
second-rate folks that need the
iron hand II the south Slavs
couldn't get on With Austria. they
could not possibly welcome the
vast Third Reich with its theory
OF racial domination.
The south Slavs were the step
children Of tho old empire Hcwcr>
Of WOOD and carriers OF water.
Now they have been invited TO
step into The parlor and make
pact 10 become again heVcrs Of
wood and carriers OF water for
German oVeFlords.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

terribly to preserve Serbia and
make the country they have.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-10

ton last week on business trip.
Mrs. Edward Long who has been in
John Hopkins Hospital for observa-
ton has returned to her home, great
ly improved.
Miss Olive May Wilmington of
Wilmington, Del, was home for the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Hodges
are attending conference in Harris
burg, Pa, of the North East Purity
Producers council exposition.
Mrs. Ida Landlord has returned
from visiting her son and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward l.. Landlord of Bal
timore.
Mrs. Hall N. Miles is visiting hel
son, Robert, and wife, in Laurel, Md
Miss Margaret Blair Miles visited
her parents, Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Roy Woodland and mother
Mrs. Horace w. Reid attended the
Fill-Hill wedding in Christ Church
Chestertown, Md, on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Virginia Robertson, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Luther L. Miles, left this past week tt
spend a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Speights of Revell's Neck, af
ter which she will return to her home
in Atlanta, Ga, for the winter.
Miss Betty ]. Woodland spent thu
weekend with Miss Sarah Gordy neal
Pocomoke City.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-10

arranging, folding clothes in little
piles -.
In the lodge Mary Gerard was
looking round rather helplessly. She
hadn't realized, somehow, how cramp-
ed it all was. Her past life rushed
back over her in a flood. Mum max
ing clothes for her dolls. Dad always
cross and surly. Disliking her. Yes,
disliking her. . She said suddenly to
Nurse Hopkins: dad didn't say any
thing-send me any message before
he died, did he
Nurse Hopkins said cheerfully and
callously: ooh, dear me, no. He was
unconscious for an hour before he
passed away"
Mary said slowly: 81 feel perhaps
I ought to have come down and looked
after him. After all, he was my faith
err"
Nurse Hopkins said with a trace OF
embarrassment: "Now, just you lis
ten to me, Mary: whether he was
your father or not doesn't enter it
Children don't care much about theil
parents in these days, from what
can see, and a good many parents
don't care for their children, either
Miss Lambert at the secondary schoo
! says that's as it should be. According
to her, family life is all wrong, anc
children should be brought up by the
state. That's as may be-just glor
flied orphanage, it sounds to me-bu
anyway, it's waste of breath to e.
back over the past and sentimental
ize. We've got to get on with living
that's our job-and not too easy
either, sometimes!"
Mary said slowly: II expect your
right. But feel perhaps it was m.
fault we didn't get on better"
Nurse Hopkins said robustly: Non
sense!"
Ito be continued)
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-10
Marion Sta. News

Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Tull, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker Tull, Jr., Janet Lee Tull
and Mrs. Miles Tull have been in Bal
timore for few days.
Mr.. Earl Parsons, Jr., of Leheigh
University, spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Par
sons.
The Marion-Kingston All Club met
at the home Of Mildred Lea Haymon
on Saturday afternoon. Plans were
made for a Halloween social this
month.
Mr.. William Luettinger continues
very i'll at his home near Marion.
Rev. D. E. Willis was in Washing
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-10

ty-very tasty"
Elinor said: Zone used to be rather
afraid of eating fish pastes. There
have been cases of ptomaine poison
ing from them, haven't there?"
Mr.. Abbott put on Mortified ex-
preston. 81 can assure you this is an
excellent brand-most reliable-we
never have any complaints"
Elinor said: "I'll have one of sal
mon and anchovy and one of salmon
and shrimp. Thank you."
Elinor Carlisle entered the grounds
of Hunterbury by the back gate. It
was hot, clear summers day. There
were sweet peas in flower. Elinor
passed close by row of them. The
undergardener, Horlick, who was re-
naming on to keep the place in or
der, greeted her respectfully.
Woodworking, miss. I got your
letter. You'll find the side door open,
miss. I've unfastened the shutters
and opened most of the windows"
Elinor said: "Thank you, Horlick."
AS she moved on, the young man
said nervously, his Adams apple
jerking up and down in spasmodic
fashion: Excuse me, miss"
Elinor turned back. "Yes?"
"Is it true that the house is sold I?
I mean, is it really settled?"
ooh, yes!"
Horlick said nervously: 81 was won
dering, miss, if you would say a word
for me-to Major Somervell, I mean
He'll be wanting gardeners. Maybe
he'll think I'm too young for head
gardener, but I've worked under Mr.
Stephens for four years now, and
reckon I know tidyish bit, and I've
kept things going fairly well since
I've been here, single-handed."
Elinor said quickly: "Of course
will do all I can for you, Horlick. AS
a matter of fact, I intended to men.
ton you to Major Somervell and tel
him what good gardener you are
Horlick's face grew dusky red
"Thank you, miss. That's very kline
of you. You can understand it's beer
a bit of a blow, like-Mrs. Welma1
dying, and then the place being solt
off so quick-and well, the fact o:
the matter is I was going to get mar
ried this autumn, only ones got to b.
sure. -" He stopped.
Elinor said kindly: 81 hope Ma
jor Somervell will take you on. You
can rely on me to do all can"
Horlick said again: "Thank you
miss. We all hoped, you see, as hov
the place would be kept on by tn
family. Thank you, miss"
Elinor walked on. Suddenly, rush
, ing over her like the stream from ;
broken dam, a wave of anger, of will
resentment, swept over her. eve al
!, hoped the place would be kept on b,
the family. -"
She and Roddy could have live
, here! She and .ROddy. .Rodd,
would have wanted that. It was wha
she herself would have wanted. The,
had always loved Hunterbury, both o
them. Dear Hunterbury .. In tn
years before her parents had died
when they had been in India, she ha'
come here for holidays. She ha'
; played in the woods, rambled by tn
stream, picked sweet peas in grea
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-10

Mrs. ]. II. Green, mother of Mr..
Harry Green celebrated her birthday
last Saturday.
Mr.. Pete Purcell is a patient in
Maryland General Hospital, Balti-
more.
Mr.. Wendell Massey, promising
young farmer of near Marion, died at
the McCready Hospital in Crisfield,
on Sunday morning, after a brief i'll
ness of only two days following an
operation of gall bladder trouble.