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Detroit evening times., 1942-10-05
U. S. State Aide in Russia

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5 (UP).-
10y Henderson, chief of the state
departments Russian section. has
been in Russia for several weeks,
officials said TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-05
NAZI POSITION PERILED

Marshal Semyon Timoshenko
was driving steadily through the
left German flank, northwest of
Stalingrad, in an effort to drive
to the city limits and trap those
Germans fighting inside the city.
Soviet marines attacking south
east of Novorossisk, the German
captured Black Sea naval base,
drove the Germans and Rumanians
from Ia important heights, cap
tured several inhabited localities
and killed more than 1000 Ger
mans.
Around Voronezh. $50 miles
northwest of Stalingrad. Soviet in
fantry and tanks penetrated en-
emy positions, captured one
stronghold, killed 1900 of the en-
emy and took prisoners and booty,
the midnight communique said.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-05
Jon Hall in Naval Service

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. s CUP).-
Actor Jon Hall reports TO the navy
this week for service in the coast
guard auxiliary.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-05
Slayer Takes
Victim S Car
For Joyriide
Admits He Clubbed,
Shot. Then Ran Over
Ex-DAC Bartender

A 16-year-eld high school boy
today was held in Midland as the
confessed killer OF Clyde Newman
Valentine. until recently bar
tender at the Detroit Athletic
Club for seven years. with whom
the boy had hitchkiked a ride.
Sheriff Ira Smith of Midland
County quoted James Kennon. the
schoolboy, as admitting he shot
Valentine three times with Valen-
tines own gun, clubbed his victims
skull with the butt of the pistol.
ran over the body with the auto
mobile and dumped ii in a ditch
in gangland style. on a side road
: near Lake Sanford.
The youth, said Sheriff Smith,
then went joyriding for "a hours
in Valentines automobile, wearing
the dead mans sweater and hat.
Going into the ditch at one time.
Kennon used Valentines AAA
card TO bs pulled out by wrecker.
STILL DRIVING CAR
Kennon was arrested in down
town Bay City early this morning,
still driving Valentines car, Pa
trolman Elmer Pincombe Of the
Bay City police recognized the Ii
cense plate number when he in
veStigated the automobile. The
car was stopped near fire alarm
box and several false alarms had
been reported.
At Bay City police head
quarters Kennon first claimed TO
be Valentine. age 80 Advised TO
tell the truth, police said, the
youth replied:
'Tf I told the truth I'd swing
for IT,"
This was the only time. Sheriff
Smith said, that the boy showed
emotion.
James lives on a farm near
Lake Sanford. goes TO school in
Edenville. Mich. Valentine was
visiting his mother, Mrs Clara
Hake. who also lives near Lake
Sanford, a village in the Midland
vicinity. They met. said Sheriff
Smith, outside a tavern al MILO
and M-30 in Midland County at
. a. m. yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-05

house.
Haven't you beard?" the
landlady asked, astonished. He
was murdered in his hotel ROOM"
SEES BODY AT MORGUE
Within a few hours Miss Ulmer
was at the Wayne County Morgue
viewing the body of Mccoy whom
she was 10 have married as soon
as he received a eaptainey in the
army intelligence.
She hadn't been able to belie,e
even the newspaper stories that
told how he, of unchallenged char
acter. had met death. she said.
But there he was, the same man
who, she said. had refused to kiss
her except in complete privacy. to
drink anything but soft beverages
and TO stay out after 10 p. m.
LEARNS HIS WEAKNESS
IL always believed that there
was at least one weakness I'm
every man." the plump Miss
Timer reflected. "And 1 used to
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-05
Record Crowd Sees
Champs Outslussed
in Thriller Sunday
ST. LOUIS tN.) NEW YoRKtAy

Umpires-Magerkurth On. L)s
plate; Summers "a. L1. first base;
Barr IN. L., second base; Hub
bard "a. L.. third base.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-05


lfianceI IunafHed Timer 25-yeaF-eid
Fort Wayne. Ind. teacher. arrived
at Ann Arbor about 1:45 p. m.
Saturday.
She was obhvious 10 the fact
that her husband-to-be, Clyde A.
Mccoy, 81, a Fort Wayne attorney
and University of Michigan gradu-
ate student, had died of drugs after
night of reckless frivolity with
two women in a downtown hotel
early Saturday.
, For the dinner they were 10
have together at his rooming
house. she had brought cookies,
cakes and cider. They were TO
attend the University of Michigan
Michigan State football game.
Miss Ulmer thought little OF it
when her finances landlady told
her:
"Why. he took his bags and
went TO Detroit last night"
PREPARES PICNIC
With a little chuckle, Miss
Ulmer whirled on her heels and
made for their favorite meeting
place on the Huron River just out
side Ann Arbor.
There she laid out the cookies,
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The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERAII

- The sun win set xt TOT y. nj. today
and rise tomorrow at 1894 q. m.
The moon viii set At Ass y. m. today,
and rise tomorrow at $50 q. N.
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KINDA PROUD

Sheriff Smith continued:
"The boy seemed kinda proud
Of what he had done. He said
he got In Valentines car with
two other men Valentine was
driving home. He watched while
Valentine took pistol out OF
the back seat and put II In the
glove compartment.
after the other two got out
at their homes. James led Val
CONTINUED on Next Page, Col. 4
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-05

LONDON, Oct. 5 tUP).-Grow-
ing confidence in Russia's ability
TO hold the Germans, as well as a
demand for the opening of sec
ond front in western Europe, was
implied in a statement by Premier
Josef Stain on Allied aid, diplo-
matte quarters held today.
At the same time a new Axis
propaganda campaign, in which
false reports of all sorts were
broadcast in an attempt to sow
doubt and distrust among Allied
nations, was taken as indicating
clearly growing German anxiety
over the general war situation.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-05

World Famous Comics. Three
pages every day In Daily De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-05

Stain in a statement which the
Russian radios sent throughout
the world in many languages dur
ing the night, answered three
questions.
Q-What place does the Sec
ond front occupy in the Soviet
estimate of the current situa-
ton?
A very important place,
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-05
ENJOY HEALTHFUL DANCING

rs Charming HosteSses Furnished.
Hollywood Woodward at Willis.
Learn to DANCES. TE. 2-S972.
ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-05
Tells Long Wait
For Slain Fiance
Fort Wayne Teacher Reveals
Date Planned With Mccoy
BY ED SLEEVES

cakes and cider. convinced tha'
her fiance would make his appear
aHee- seeH@fheyhadE met there
many times before.
But at $50 p. m. she was still
alone. She returned TO the roominf
house
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HUGE CROWD THRILLED

Continued on Page 15)
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Continued on Page Three)
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ANSWER s QUESTIONS

the general war situation.
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

friendo lesiones graves Ell "dri-
ver".
La gasolina de la camioneta
Sc inoendi6 y durante mas de
una bora los bomberos estuvie-
ron lanzando aqua sobre los res
tos incendiados. All fin Sc logr6
impedir que explotase un car
gameri:o de oxigeno que ell We
hfculo transportaba.
Daniel vic la luz y oy6 la cam
pana de aViso, pero no pudo pa
rar a TEMPO.
Sc lie acuSara de guar cor
descuido y de falta de ajuste en-
los frenos.
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Gonzalez y Eloisa Fernan

Effie Gonzalez y Eloisa Fernan
DEE.
Sc encontraban presenltes :
Dora Pendino, Margarita Pen
dino, Mary Vald63, Christine
lobe, Margarita Sardinas, Es4
bela Santander, Grace Martinez
Orquidea Perdomo, Dalia Sara
bia. Carmardine lobe, Lydia Sa
rabia, Luisa Iglesias, Della Ro-
driguez, Viola Beiro, Rose Cal
z6n, Emily Almeida, Beulah
Massey, Matilde Llama, Olga
Fernandez, Aracelia Estrada
Virginia Perdomo, Elena Re-
drfguez Rosa Fuentes, AmparO
Rodriguez, Tina Rodriguez, Ri
"a Rodriguez, Ana Alvarez, V.
Rodriguez, j. Garcia Irene LA
no, Virginia Gallon, Adela Mas
sey, Onelia Rosdtto, Belva Ro-
rfguez, Grace Cueto, Ana San.
lander Margarita Lemus, Els.
-)eranza Ramos, Dalia Vida, Re
ita Ramos y Mary Beiro.
Todas la sasistentes fueror
obsequiadas con refrescos
cakes.
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Nacin1ienltO

NdcinientO
En- la manana del pasado lu-
mes naci6 a los eSposos Lily y
Jack Fernandez, un hermoso va
roncito, en- ell Sanatorio del Cen
tro Asturiano.
La Sra. Fernandez fu6 asis-
tida por ell ginec6logo DR.. Jose
Antonio Dominique.
Ell nuevo infante quedara
inscripto en- los libros del Re
gistro Civil con ell nombre de
Jack Fernandez.
Llegue a los dichosos papas
nuestra enhorabuena, con votos
por la felicidad del nino.
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Progroma del CGrndvGl Latino
Segun Sc nos informa, ell pro-
grama del Carnival Latino A.
mericano Sc desenvolvera en- es-
ia forma:
Martes 10 y Microbes II de
Mario, fieStas dedicadas a los
! soldados de Screw y MacDil
Field, en- ell Parque Grey, el
que sera debidamente engala-
nado.
Ell Jueves IL, fiesta en- ell Par
que "Rey'', para Ell pdblico y sol
! dados; sc presentaran bonitos
n1meros de variedades. La en-
trada sera gratis.
La election de la nueva Rel.
ma y Coronation Sc efedtuara
ell Sabado ID del miSmo. mes Ell
ell Auditorio Municipal.
Tambien Sc nos hizo sabel
que en- la noche de aver sc ha.
bfan inscripto las Srtas. Zoilf
Baez, hija de los esposos Mari
V Lucinda Baez, Residences de
1912 de la Trece avenida, pc
la Logia Francisco Ferrer J
Guardia No. As, de la Orde
Caballero de la Luz, y la Srta
Dolores Garcia, hija de los es
poses JESUS y Dolores Garcia
domiciliados en- ell 22O6 de la C
lie Diez. Representative a la SO
ciedad Centre Espanol.
Seguiremos informando.
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Princeton or Dartmouth. Certainly it would be hard for Mr.. Henry
Pullman to forget her even after a lapse of twenty years. don't know
how anyone as pretty as Hedy LAMAR could write copy long in an
advertising agency, but granting that she could do so, It would be some-
thing so remarkable that even absent-mnded Mr.. Puham couldn't
forget. In fact l feel that If l had seen Hedy LAMAR before l had
written my novel, l would certainly have done a much better job"
UnqUote
This will be the first time Miss Lamar plays a professional type of
American girl, that of q copy-writer, in a large New York advertising
agency. Since her arrival from Europe a few years ago, the striking
brunette has quickly won acclaim both from the critics and the public
for her performances in such pictures as "Agiers," Lady Of the Trop-
les" Boom Town" and "Comrade X"
Sweet Sixteen
She started her acting career when she was sixteen years old as q
script clerk in a film studio near Vienna, where she was born,
Soon afterwards she learned that a girl was needed to play the part
Of q secretary in q picture currently in production, and she applied for
the job. They gave her the role and she was launched in an acting career.
Her beauty alone is not responsible for the fact that she has remained
on the stage and screen ever since. For Miss Lamar is a hard worker.
Both on the stage in Vienna, on the screen abroad and in Hollywood,
she is known for her careful preparation and her ambition to play we'll
whatever she undertakes,
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Santos del DiG
Ines, Veronica y Valerie.
Fiesta BGilGble

Fiesta BGilGbLe
Como anunciaramos en- diaS
pasados, celebr6 su bale annual
denominado "Azul y Blanlco'
la Sociedad "Nuestra Sra. de.
Perpetuo Socorro", en- ell Par
ish-Hall", resuItando ell mlsmc
un verdadero acontecimlentc
social.
En- la puerta de entrada Sc 81
tuaron las senoritas Mary Ba'
rome, Angie Ferraro, Carrie A
chediak, Teresa Martina, MIL
dred johnson y Aida Securir
que actuando como madrlnas
de la fiesta daban la bienvenida
a los que llegaban.
La parte bailable estuvo a
cargo de Ia orquesta Don Fran
CISCO.
A continuation damos a CO.
nocer los nOmbres de algunos
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X ( < < < ( < 4 4 X X
= STARS IN THE SPOTLIGHT!
+ 4 X K 4 4 BY ETHEL VINE + + 4 X 4 4

Hedy LAMAR, Hollywood's No.
1 Glamour Girl will appear soon
in one of the choicest roles of the
year, that of Marvin Myles, in II.
NJ, Pullman, ESQ.," Based on j, P,
Marquand's ~best-seller, which de-
scribes the life of a Harvard grad
uate, who after twenty years is
unable to forget his romance with
the lovely and dashing Marvin,
the author has this to say Of the
screen heroine of his novel:
Quote
"When King Vidor first told me
that he was considering Hedy La
MARI for Marvin Myles | thought
that the strain of Hollywood was
at last too much for him. Now
that | see the stills of her, 1t may
be that he knew what he was do
ing. Certainly she is a girl who
could knock any Harvard boy for
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

de dos asistentes: Fiji Chiara.
mnte, JCafina Falsone, Socorrc
Alvarez, Providen:ia ADi, 90
Gloria Martinez, Mary Ann Al.
varez, Mary Stalneker, An Egg.
elston, Mary Cdey, Isabel Alchl
diak, Mildred Cory, Jean All
dhediak, Lucy Felicione, Pillar
Castillo, Margarita Aloud y Do
rothy Jones.
J6venes: Joe Garcia, Carme-
10 Massaro, Alberto F. Toca,
Sam MARITIME, Diego AlmenS
quail, NJ. Hunter, Vito Muley,
F. Alchediak, Sam Friscia, Pa
quito Fernandez, Jorge Nieto,
Kary w. Freese, Victor DINA
10, Joe Lorenzo, Harold Mesa,
Fernando Mesa, Frank White,
j. d. Riga.
John Albano y Sra, A. Ba-
rreiro y Sra, P. |. Ceijas y Sra.
A. Alvarez y Sra. j. j. Bell y
Sra, Andres Macaluso y Sra,
William WSekoff y Sra.
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Fue designado presidente del

Fue designado presidente del
com@Ja, ell tasador del condado,
Sr. Slparkman, y vicepresiente
ell ebcgado consuItor McMullen
Este grupo preparara todos los
detalles e informara en- una pro
xima reunion.
Sparkman y ell tasador de la
ciudad. Sr. Campbell, dieron a
conocer hace pocos dias sus con
diciones para lograr una Itasa-
ci6n unificada.
Campbell i~nsistira en- que to-
das las tasaciones Sc hsgan por
hombres competentes, bien ia
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La Louin Lux dc Cdbd

La Logi1 Lax dc Cd6d
Aprovechando Ell nataC1cic
del ap6Jtol Jose Marti, la Logia
Luz de Cuba No. 8, de la Order
Caballero de la Luz, invita- a to.
dos sus miembros como tambien
a uos familiares de estos, para
que acudan hoy a sus salones dc
la Doce avenida y Gale Dieci-
nueve. Sc exhibira una pelicula
de 800 pies, que ensena ell des-
envolvimiento de la Orden Ca
ballero de la Luz, Y tambien la
Ultima convention celebrada en-
Holguin. Oriente, Ell pasado
mes de Diciembre.
A las 800 en- punto de la no
che empezara la projection.
Sepanlo asi los interesados.
La gaceta., 1942-01-28
Mujeres: He aqui I'm alivio en- dos formas

Mes tras mes, algunas mujeres su-
fren de dolores p~eri6dicos funciona-
les Y de grandes molestias. Enton-
ces elias aprenden la ayuda del
CARDUI
Prcbablemente este es porque ell
CARDUI aumenta ell apetito y la
corriente de jugo gastrico, ayudando
ash a la digestion, construction de
fuerza, energfa y resistencia fisica
para muchas.
La gaceta., 1942-01-28
CHOQUE DE UNA CAlMIO-
META CONTRA UNA LO-
COMOTORA

Una camioneta manejada
por Joe B. Daniels, de % amos,
vecino del SOIL de la Septima
avenida, choc6 en- la mafana de
hoy con una locomotora, EN- la
Gale Sc y la Sexta avenida, SUI
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Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Hardware. Ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
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Esa es una forma para ayudar a
aliviar ell dolor periodico ocasiona-
do solamente por causas funciona-
les.
Pero tambien pudiera ayu1ar v;
aliviar la incomodidad periodical 81
Usted empieza a tcmarlo. por P'5
direcciones, tres dias "antes del
itlampc". Recuerde, hechos moder
nos y 81 amos de p~opularidad invi-
tan la confianza de listed en- CAR
DUI,
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Para Ken West

En- la manana de hoy partie-
ron para Ell hist6rico Key West
Ia Sra. Maria Rodriguez, ma
DIRE amantisima del que estas IL
meas escribe, con sus hijas la
Sra. Olga Capitano y la Srta.
Violeta Rodriguez.
Dos semanas pasaran en- esa
ciudad, visitando a queridos ia
miliares que ALI residen.
I'm viaje feliz las deseamos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

Ell alcalde Chancey ncmbr6
aver un comit6 que tendra a su
cargo ell preparar I'm programme
conjunto de tasaciones para To-
das las undergraduates del con
dado de Hillsborough.
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PERDIDA-De tres iiaves, er
la Septima avcnids entire las ca
lies IA y 10. Sc gratificara a
que las entregue en- esta redac
ci6n, 1908 7th Ave.
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"Sho1Uer PdTty"

"Shower Party'
En- dias pasados fue festeja
da la senorita Helen Miraeai
con motive de su pr6xima boda
lie fue ofrecido por las Srtas
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

COMITE QUE PREPARA UN
PROGlRAMA DE TASAlCIO-
MES
La gaceta., 1942-01-28

msliarizados con las cOrdicio-
mes locales.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-29
Army Puts Gotham
ShowgirI on Map
As Alaskan | axe

SEATTLE. Nov. %. UPl-Thc
army has put Rose iced, New YORK
showgirl, on the map.
The latest issue received here OF
the Kodiak Bear, Fort Greeley.
Alaska, newspaper. disclosed that
a lake-with an hour gias5 figure
had been named Lake Rose Teed
by army engineers preparing map
of Kodial: island
The Bear has been Waglne a cam
paign to win permission for SOL
diers who MAKE surveys TO name
lakes and mountains after their
girl friends. Announcing its success.
the newspaper said:
1T is a lovely lake. BY coincidence
shaped in the graceful iorn. OF al
hour glass, and il is a big lake too
No beaver pend for our Rose Teed
The Bear suggested the name
would be "a welcome relief from.
such toneue-tWiste!s a. Pasagshak
Point. Aiaktalik bland and Cap
Kostromitinoi.
Miss Teed was deaari5ed by tbs
Bear. which receives letters from
her regularly, as The very specia.
girl friend Of the men OF kodak.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-29
Madame Chiong Kai-Shek
To Outline China Needs

Wellesey college III 1917 as Mel
Ling SOong.
Ii was believed entirely probable
that she will confer with heads of
the American armed services. along
with what promises 10 be a long
list of official callers. before re-
turning to her homeland. When
she arrives at the White House she
undoubtedly will be accorded the
full honors of visiting ehief-of
staff.
Before returning home. she also
undoubtedly Will see Wendell l..
Wiukie who conferred with the
eeneralis>imo and the madams in
Chungkine while on recent tour
of The eastern and Russian war
fronts
The White House made no dis
closure as TO the mode of her traV-
el to the United States. But it
was oby.1us that She came by air
plane. presumably following the ST.
bcrian- Alaskan route Willkic used
in his return from China
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-29
Reds Cut German
StaIingrad Line

fleet which may have fled Toulon
in an effort to jcin the Allies. The
submarine at Barcelona was one.
The British warshipS also We're
hoping for an encounter with Ital-
ian fleet although there was no i'll
dication that the Italians had left
the shelter of their home bases.
1t was believed that two or three
mere French submarines and pos
Sibly a DESTROYER or two may have
gotten away from Tou;lon in the
debacle which left the great naval
base a mass of smoking Wreckage
of scuttled ships.
SHIPS MAY JOIN UP
1t was believed that the Nazi
move against the French Warships
and the action of the French
commanders in scuttling their craft
rather than allow the INTO fall into
Adolf HitlerS handS-may bring the
balance of the French navy into
the war on the Allied side There
are q number of French WarshipS
and crews which have been immo-
biliZed and neutralized at AleXan-
dria and in British ports the Fran
cO-German armiStice. There also
are number of French naval units
in North African ports now in AL
lied control.
The Germans were reported to be
Tightening their grip on Toulon and
to have taken over the big Toulor
airdrome. Admiral Jean de Ia
horde, commander of the Toulcn
fleet, who gave the scuttlinG order,
was reported under NaZi arrest to-
pether with many of his Surviving
Officers and men.
1t was reported that the Scuttling
action was in conformity with Sec
ret communications between Ad-
miral Jean Froncois Darlan and
fleet commanders.
The Office of War Information
in New York, however. issued a
warning against complete accept
ance of the detailed Na2i and Vichy
reports that the entire French
fleet had been scuttled. London
and Allied sources in North Africa
were inclined to believe that the
greater part of the fleet had de-
stroyed itself
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-29
Army Investigates
Fatal Riot Amonq
Negro Troopers

JHOENlA, NOV. Zo-NOfl
three-man board of inquiry toGly
conducted an investigation into the
cause of the Thanksgiving Da,
rioting here between Nero SOLDIERS
and Negro military police which
ended in the death of two persons
and woundine of dozen others.
The riot was finally brought un-
der control early yestcrda,.
The main object Of the eX. NH
ms board was to discover hoH the
soldiers were able TO ohtain The
guns which led to the deaths OF
Cne Negro so.0ltr ara ON" Nt2to
civilian. The dead soldier Va.
identified last night as Pvt. CIfo g
f. Hunter, New Yo"k, N. Y.
1870 ARRESTED
Army authorities said tod Y @olae
1870 soldiers had been arrested II
connection with the riotir2, 81
though the boa d Cf inouir@ fn-
nounced its Investigation had o'Hd
only 25 or 80" Of them were aetual-
~ engaged in ,ue shooting.
Brig. Gen. /. r. blo"il' D''l.'l
[ockett. Calf, commander ct the
southern land fror tie" section. a9li
the soldiers "Obtaiucd some wc9F
obs lrcm their c,n,r = Fe"'"'
fark" in ThoeniX "W,ne h
vclc armed with 0'z'~'r ovidcn1,
obtained from civilians. v
A member Of Gen. Browns st'f'
sid the situation UGf completely
undcr control toda ard the in'nsti-
cation was proceeding sa;iiilcto@-
lily"
Members of the board GpDoin'c'
by Brown to conduct tie in u'rI
were 1t. Col Donald A. M2Grath,
Nal. Paul w. 49y.Or end lgt lieut.
Thomas A. R0ggio. The report OF
the board will be made to Gci.
Brown. it was annOI need
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-29
BY MERRIMAN SMITH

WASHINGTON. Nov 28-,UP1
Iadame Chang Kai-Shek. wife OF
China's GeneraliSslmO and the
worlds outstanding StateSWoman.
was in the United States today for
medical treatment and conferences
with President Roosevelt on Pa
cific war strategy.
An atmosphere Of heavy secrecy
was maintained concerning pres
ent whereabouts Of the American
educated leader OF China'S embat-
tied millions but the White House
disclosed that she viii lie Mr.. Rocse-
Velt's quest when lcr treatment is
completed
She has er'ered hospital its
location not disclosed 10 undergo
treatment for af er-cllects Ct in
iuries sustained five wears ago in
an automobile accident near
SHANGHAI during JanIaese raid.
DECISIONS EXPECTED
Alfhouoh The White House srcss-
cd that this Was the primary puE-
pose Of her visit. there was no
doubt in official quarters that i'm
portant American-Chinese decis-
ions-baSed on her wide knoWl-
edge cf Chinas war effort and in
formation she undoubtedly brought
from her famed warrior husband
will be made during her say II
this country.
The Chinese government has
urged upon the President the need
for greater air support in China,
and has agitated for the develop
ment of a system to increase the
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Valley Prepares
Warren Welcome
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trict Attorneys association. Warren
ana Coy. Taboada will speak. Tni
meeting will adjourn at noon anc
at pm. Gov. Taboada will be host
at the Palacio i'll MaXicali at re-
ception and luncheon in Waren'S
honor.
Warren will return to r. Centre
at approximately 3 pan. to meet
valley residents informally il the
Barbara north hotel lobby At 4
pm. he will attend an informal
reception on the hotel mezzanine
floor OF tie hotel where the women
OF the valley will meet him. At the
close of this reception he will leave
Ter Los Angeles.
Word was received Saturday that
Leo Carrillo, the famous motion
picture star and one OF Warren
mos. enthusiastic hackers durino
the recen, campaign. will arrive in
the valley with Warren and spend
the tHo days with him Carrillos
family lived in CaleXico in the early
days.