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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Little Farms for Sale

BAR0AINi Large corner. about III
acres, beautiful shade trees. only $3.50
down. Newman. Fort ST.. AT Allen road.
HALF-ACRE Sewer. water. gas and
walks; $3.50; near 13-Ails- feAa ana
woodward. Judson Broadway Co. RIA. s700.
ROsEvILLE-e-room s0-foot lot Also g.
room. 1-acre near Fraser. Inquire 1883
Meier road. Rosevtris I2s5-M.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate
ings In the big Sunday Times Want
Eectfon'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Lost and Found

PURSE -C0mbination chsnLe and bills
lost. containing siEAt'e arau~. Uf money
badly needed Reward. Townsend s-t-ep
LIMESTONE lapel watch Bennington De-.
tween Keaunr-JoSu p Reward $40,
Townsend 6-AS09
WALLET .oft Sunday Reward ~ re-
turueo b : 4. McE UEctt Book dillaC
Hotel
UPPER Eey case brown kctr drivers
Fitrroy s62l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Male Help Wanted

BOYS (2D-Age Is. for special clrc. work;
must be neat. good driver and free "a
travel Drawing account and car furnished.
$3.50 a. m. Room $40 Lafayette Building
BOYS over 10 with bicycles Light out
door work. good wages. chance for ad-
vancement. Apply 230 state street,
ESTABLISHED route truck drivers guar
antee S25 per week while learning. Apply
6S44 Wagner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

\
Building Contractors, Notice!
Soft. lots on paved streets: have tenants
and buyers waiting. Fine opportunity
Build az many as you like under lite
2 or 8. BUILDERS TERMS. Terrace 2-s357
BUILDERS Bargain. SO lots toutside city
limits. near Ryan road: only 500 each.
terms. Tuxedo 2-0202.
BUY STATE owned properties, see your
real estate broker.
EIGHT MILE FRONTAGE
Mr.. Grand River. over 800 H. deep: price
BEN DAVIS AND ASSOCIATES
1898 Wyoming UN. 3-4loo
w. DEARBORN feet; FILA; $500,
! terms. Dye, 22Ol0 Michigan. DE. 234t.
SO. 600 RESTRICTIONS
Near Grand River Seven-Mile: FLA APP
proved; thirty lots: special inducements 10
builder. Cad. 1883
IA FILA approved lots. one group: size
4Oxio7. all improvements; near l0-Mie
and Van Dyke. Van Dyke Realty. 23dos
Van Dyke. -l----
coLoRED-Inkster, large lots, 800, $40
down. city water. Parr. Phone Wayne ~.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
ImPerioIs Throw
Back 1st Thrust

offensive thruSts of our armored
forces were successful" in Libya and
said that many fires had been start
ed by Axis aerial bombardment of
British mobil units and CT Tobruk
port.
On the Sevastopol front, which
like Tobruk is a bar to Axis ad-
vance on two major fronts toward
the Middle East, the Russians OBJ
viously were in a grave position as
the Germans attempted to take the
city before the end-next Monday
of the first year of war against
the Soviet Union.
More guns, more planes, and more
men. especially Rumanians, were
being hurled into the attack on
narrow fronts but the Russians said
they were holding.
Losses of so per cent were inflict-
ed on a number of Axis units and
the enemy was reported in Soviet
dispatches to be losing around 5000
men a day. a total so far between
10000 and $4,000 dead. The Russian
Black sea fleet again was taking
part in the fighting bombarding
Axis positions on the coast.
But dispatches left no doubt that
the Germans had made some ad-
vances in the ring of forts around
the Crimean naval base. The Nazi
communique said that destruction
of enemy remnants" continued north
of Syevernaya bay and that an
artillery fortress and positions OF
both sides of a dry dock were cap
tured
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
Ry JOSEPH L. MYLER

ANNAPOLIS. Md, June 20 (UP)
- The chaplain raised his hand
and invoked the blessing of Goo
upon the young couple before him,
That We may so live together in
this life, that in the world to come
We may have life everlasting.
The boy and girl, he % and she
81. turned to each other, heSitated
for fleeting moment, then kissed.
Six uniformed uSherS, all class
mates of the groom, Smartly un-
sheathed their swords and formed
an arch of steel.
Their faces rapt, the bride and
groom walked slowly out into the
June sunlight
They had until July l to live
to>Jther the life of which the
chaplain spoke. For all they knew
it would be the only life together
they would ever have in the world.
JUST TEN DAYS
His 10 day leave over, the groom
would have to report for active
duty-perhaps aboard a destroyer
in perious waters, perhaps in the
sitting depths of a submarine on
raiding mission. Possibly with a
Marine contingent headed for some
battered island outpost.
But whatever happens, 1870 of the
Navy's newest ensigns and Marine
corps second Observation-Disclosures
of the record breaking class of Gil
graduated from the naval academy
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
Radio Hams Must
REGISTER Senders

WASHINGTON. June 20-UP)-
Registration of all radio transmit
ters in possession of amateur radio
STATEN licenses or other persCns or
organizations by Aug 25 was order
ed today by the Federal Communi-
cations Commission.
Under the order. registrants will
be responsible for having certifi-
Gates of registration fixed to the
transmitter for which it is issued.
Any tra.lSmitter required TO be reg
istered and for which there is no
valid certificate of standing will be
seized by the commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
China Working On
New lifeline

CHUNGKING, June 20. CUP)-
The government plans to use carts
pack animals and human labor to
transport war materials into free
China over a new lifeline route
now being surveyed, it was an
nounced today.
Work will proceed day and night
on this new India road" to hasten
its completion. The route will be
similar to stage lines presently oper-
ating throughout China.
Two survey corps, one from
northeastern India and one from
Sichang, began moving toward the
Sikang border June Is. Trav-
ersing the rugged 10y L.ateau, the
surveyors found their task doubly
difficult because of scant food sup
plies.
Chinese authorities were hopeful
establishment of the new route will
supplement China's present depend
ence on air transportation and i'm
ported gasoline.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
Nevada Leads U.S..
In Rubber Drive

RENO, New, June 20-(UP) -
Nevada is leading the nation on a
per capita basis in response to
President Roosevelt's appeal fer
scrap rubber, Wayne Hinckley, To-
cal chairman of the campaign, was
advised last night.
Nevada is we'll on the way toward
its new quota, 100000 pounds,
Hinckley said. Forty three per cent
of the quota has been achieved. The
quota was doubled after the origi-
nal quota was reached in the first
days CT the drive.
Las Vegas challenged Reno. The
Reno committee and the Las Vegas
committee have put UP a $40 bet
of Scotch whiskey for the winners
to receive. After the Renoites ac-
cepted the Las Vegas challenge,
side bet of 500 worth of Scotch
was made.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
Yuma Melon Deal
Approaches Peak

PHOENIX, June 20 CUP)
Peak harvesting of cantaloups and
watermelons in the Yuma district
is expected to be reached next week.
the U. S. department of agriculture
reported today.
The Arizona Truck Crop News, as
of June Is, said peak shipments
OF more than 90 cars daily are ex-
pected from Yuma about June IS
at which time the first car-lot may
be shipped from the Phoenix dis
trict.
Peak shipments of watermelons
from Yuma are expected during
next week, but the report said the
harvest in the Phoenix district will
be light until after July 4.
Most of the carrot acreage in the
Phoenix district was expected to
have been harvested by today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
B Bathroom Scene
Still Scrambled

OAKLAND, Calf, June 20. CUP)
Attorneys for quarreling Damon
and Virginia Beard prepared final
arguments today in the divorce suit
which has failed-in an otherwise
detailed account of their domestic
life-to reveal who washed Vir-
ginia's back as she stood under
shower.
Superior Judge James G.. Quinn
will listen to the closing arguments
next Wednesday.
The shower bath scene was de-
scribed by Walter Burnham, glass
blower. He denied testimony that
he ever had bathed Mrs. Boards
back although he conceded he once
had the opportunity. If any washing
was done, he said, it must have
been done by Wally Jones, identi-
fled as a star boarder" in the
Damon household
Burnham said he once had been
working under the Beard automo-
bile and came into the house to
wash his hands. The kitchen sink
was full of dirty dishes so he raped
on the bathroom door, heard a
sweet "come in. When he opened
the door, he found Virginia under
the shower Burnham said he backed
out quickly.
Beard 25, University of California
astronomy instructor. returned to
reiterate his charges that his young
wife. mother of his two children,
had been friendly with at least a
dozen men and others he couldn't
name.
Beard also denied that he had
given his babies beer Ito see what
their reaction would be-" He said
Virginia's seagoing "Uncle Larry
did that
Final witness was Mrs. Wilda
Stevenson, wife of Richard Steven
son, the Nevada Telephone line
man, who wrote graphically of the
Upper on Virginia's house coat.
Beard had said he once found
Stevenson in the bedroom with
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
GueriIIas Active
Against Italians

LONDON, June 20. (UP)-The
Jugoslav refugee government sale
today that guerilla fighting against
the italians had broken out in the
Nikast sector OF Montenegro and
that the Italians had suffered heavy
casualties in battle.
The Italians claimed that $50
guerillas were killed, the statement
said.
Polish sources said guerilla activ-
ity also was increasing in the CEN
tral and eastern districts of Poland
Fourteen persons, including some
women. were shot by the Germans
at Orlow, near Lublin, and -four
women we're shot near KraSnystaW
the Polish telegraph agency said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
Japanese to Work
In Beet Fields

WASHINGTON. June 20-CUP)-
Sen. James E. Murray, D., Mont,
announced today that the immi-
grafton bureau had consented to
recruit beet field labor from among
the japanese being released from
Fort Lincoln, N. u, and Fort Mis-
Soula. Mont.
MurraJ explained that the i'm
migration bureau is freeing many
Japanese from these internment
centers after investigation, but they
are not permitted to return to their
Pacific coast homes. @. N. Wells,
president of the Montana-Dakota
Beet Growers association, asked for
the release to help solve the labor
shortage. The U. S. employment
service will place the Japanese
workers.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
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Continued From Page II
Bardia and about 80 miles from
the Egyptian border. Rommel ap
parently was feeling his way across
the desert and the Axis columns
did not attempt strong fight when
attacked by British tank units.
At Tobruk, which the British ap-
parently will attempt to 'hold for
some time at least, the Axis began
aerial bombardment and was ex-
pected by London to attempt big
scale parachute attack in coopera-
ton with Rommel's mechanical
land forces.
ROME SPEAKS UP
Rome communique claimed that
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
Australians Face
Another Invasion

MELBOURNE. June 20-CUP)-
Farmers of the Gippsland area east
of Melbourne appealed to the gov
eminent for aid today against an
invasion of kangarccs which, they
said, were so thick in their fields
they looked like regiments Of SOL
diers.
Messages to the government said
the kangaroos were running acres
of crops and it had been necessary
TO abandon one big farm.
Each dawn, farmers said. thou
sands of the kangaroos could be
seen in the fields.
They asked the government lift
restrictions against destroying the
new enemy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
To Release Flow Of
LIVER BILE

Normally about quart of digestion
aiding bile should be discharged into the
intestines every "a hours scanty flow
d sowjng-up may cause sick headaches.
bowel sluggshness and sO-caled bilious
indigestion with its "half-sick, sour de-
pressed feeling.
II you suffer from such symptoms be-
cause you need more bile released from
the gall bladder. try world famous
Kruschen Salts. Get a bottle tonight
start right In tomorrow morning and take
smuch as will lie on a dime in a
glass OF water (hot or coldD half an
hour before breakfast. or In your morn
ing cup Of tea or coffee, and keep II up
for 30 days. don't miss a morning and
note the results for yourself You can
get Kruschen, a famous English formula
made in the U.SA.. at Clements and
Central Drug Stores or any drug store.
You must be satisfied or money back.
CONSTIPATION SUFFERERS Note: For an
occasional csthartic or purgative to re-
lieye common constipation, we believe
there is nothing better than qulck-acting
Kruschen In larger doses-try 1t accord
ing TO directions ON the bottle.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
Cripps Calls for
Europe Invasion

of western Europe. British dis
patches from Stockholm said that
hospitals and schools in Norway
had been notified to be ready to
evacuate on short notice and that
German reinforcements were moving
into that area.
A united Press dispatch from
Stockholm said that many masters
of Swedish coal boats had advised
the Ship owners association that
they refused to continue to sail to
Rotterdam due to persistent British
air attacks and insufficiently pro-
tected convoys. The Swedish news
papers printed letters regarding
difficulties of obtaining coal from
other German ports.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
NAVY MODIFIES
REQUIREMENTS

The United States navy recruit
ing station in the postoffice build
ing in El Centre had received word
Saturday that physical require
ments for enlistments have been
modified drastically. All men who
had been rejected because Of in
sufficient teeth or defective vision
were asked to reappear for re-ex-
animation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
Churchill Future
Nav Be at Stake
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Continued From Page ID
has reached a peak of fury and
DEVELOPMENTS there may indicate
the probable outcome of the Nail
summer drive.
Other urgent problemS-such as
shipping and SUPPLEMENTARY
are. being discussed. Any Allied
invasion necessarily requires care
full and minute preparations in
these and other vital matters.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
Two VaIIeyMen
In Basic Traininu

Private owen H. Faurot, son of
Clement v. Faurot of Holtville
and Private Melvin G. Kaufman,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Kaufman of Westmorland, are
ready to begin their basic training
course at FIT. Knox. Va, which will
qualify them for duty with the ar
mored force.
They recently arrived at the ar
mored force training center with a
large group of other newly induct-
ed SelecteeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
CurfewL Law kabs
Hotel Owner Here

Agents of the Federal Bureau OF
Friday night arrested
Frank Mazzaferro. Italian and
owner of a hotel and apartments
in e CentroA for disobeying the
federal curfeW law.
He was arrested in FL Centre for
being away from his home after
3 pm, the curfew for all alien
residents.
Mazzaferro was taken to the I'M
perial county jail in El Centre and
held there pending federal action.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
ayyDisapproves

LOS ANGELES, June 20-(UP)-
The U. S. Navy disapproves of any
move of the California state naval
militia to create an armed sea force,
Gov. Culbert L. Olson was ADVISED
today.
The governors naval aid, 1t.
Cmdr. B. Rey Snhauer, told Olson
the navy could not recognize the
state naval militia as a force hav-
ing other than limited state Juris-
dictiOn
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
Warren. Olson to
Contest Governor
Office in Calf.
Continued From Page u

for this is June 26.
Lieut.. Gov. Ellis E. Patterson.
James Rolph III and Frederick F.
are the principal contenders
for lieutenant governor. All three
Ire entered in the Democratic con-
est. Rolph and Hoaser filed on the
Republican ticket and Rolph cross
filed as TownSendite. Charles B
Widmeyer filed in Los Angeles for
lieutenant governor on the prohibi-
ZIONIST ticket.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
OBTAINS DIVORCE

An interlocutory divorce decree
was granted in superior court to
Shirley Mae Simpson I'm her suit
against Carl Waldo Simpson.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
STATE CAN'T TAX
DISTRICT LANDS

SACRAMENTO, June 20 (UP) /
The third district court of appeal
held today that land or property
owned by a reclamation district,
which is an agency of the state,
is exempt from taxation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
LAMBETH PROMOTED
TO STAFF SERGEANT

Kenny Lambeth, Ell Centran, re-
Gently was promoted to staff SER
geant in the U. s. Army signal corps.
He has been in the service for 18
months and now is stationed at
Camp McQuaide, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
Scanning l.V.
News Horizon
DECREE GRANTED

Dorothy White recently obtained
an interlocutory divorce from Joe
w. White. She accused him of
failure to provide for his family.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21

LONDON, June 20. CUP) - Sir
Stafford Cripps, government leader
in the house Of commons. today
called for an Allied invasion of
western Europe. with determine
tion TO march through to Berlin
before we call a final halt"
1T may be sooner or later. though
Hitler has apparently guessed that
ii may not be too far ahead. CrippS
said without giving any hint as to
the probable date of establishment
of a second front, which President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister Win
ston Churchill are believed to be
considering in the United States at
present.
The combined productive strength
of the United States, Great Britain
and the Soviet Union will one day
permit "a great successful attack
upon Hitler in the west Cripps
said.
But its success is the essence Of
help we can render our allies,
Cripps said. in addressing a British
Russian demonstration.
Failure would damage instead of
assist our common cause.
HITLER PREPARES
"As we make our preparations. SC
no doubt will Hitler try to make his
preparations, too. and this in itself
may influence the time fact
Cripps pledged Britain to give
Russia every help that lies within
our power during the critical anc
anxious months that lie ahead"
He warned that disappointments
and reverses are still facing the
Allies since the enemies are still
powerful
TT may take us a long time to
overcome their vast military and
industrial organization" Grips said
There we're increasing indications
that the Germans were getting jit
terry over the possibility Of invasion
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21

Mrs. Beard. Virginia said Richards
wife knew they were corresponding.
Mrs. Stevenson angrily denied
she knew of their friendship.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
LICENSE GRANTED

County Clerk w. j. McClelland
Friday issued a marriage license to
Riley j. Lee. %. Los Angeles, and
Florence Ann Bucher. II, Holtville
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
FOR DIVORCE

Elisaida Escalera Saturday sued
Arthur Escalera for divorce, alleg-
ing extreme cruelty. They were
married in Yuma Feb %, 1941 and
separated last April II.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
COURT GRANTS
DIVORCE SUIT

In superior court Vivian Thalman
was granted an interlocutory di-
vorce from Lee Thalman.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
PRECEDENT BROKEN

Under peacetime naval regula-
tionS. a young ensign's "one and
only" could be merely that and
nothing more until two years af-
ter his graduation. Secretary of
Navy Frank KnoX-as his prede-
cessor had during the last world
conflict recently rescinded the
two year rule however.
A private poll of class members
established that at least 1870 first
classmen had persuaded their
sweethearts to marry them during
the 10 day leave period following
graduation.
Sixteen didn't even wait until
the day after getting their di-
plomas. Eight were married by
Capt William N. Thomas, chap
lain. in the two academy chapels
yesterday afternoon, after gradua-
ton ceremonies. Eight more were
married at the same time in ST
Mary's church in Annapolis.
Twelve brought their fiancees to
the chapels today and another five
were to follow suit tomorrow. In
all, 38 will be married before Sun
day night.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
FL CENTRAN DIES

Mrs. Charles Faulkner CT $50
Woodward avenue, Ell Centro, died
Saturday morning. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced later
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
THE PosT-PREss, Ell CENTRO, CALIFORNIA
Middies Snatch
BIiSSfuI Hours

here yeSterday-whl have been
married before the first of July.
Not since World War I had naval
academy seniors been permitted to
marry upon graduation. Never be-
fore had there been anything like
the number of grooms from a single
class.
Evening star., 1942-06-24
Spotted Fever Case Brings
WARNING Against Ticks

Persons who are planning hikes
or camping trips into wooded areas
sheuld take precautions against
ticks, Health Officer George c. Ruh-
land warned last night after an
nouncing the first case of spotted
fever here this year.
The patient, John Christofer,' 40.
of 1901 Argonne place NV, is being
treated at his residence and is re-
ported doing we'll He was said to
have been bitten by dog tick while
in nearby Maryland.
DR.. Rutland said persons who
travel over uncleared land should
examine themselves twice daily to
determine if they are carrying any
ticks. Any found should be re-
moved with a piece of gauze or a
pair of tweezers and then tincture
of iodine should be applied. he
added. Ticks residing" on the hu-
man body usually require 8 to IL
hours before they infect a person
with the spotted fever virus. About
/ in 300 ticks is believed infected,
but there is no way of identifying
the infected.
A vaccine providing seasonal pro-
lection against spotted fever is
available at the Health Department
but its use is advised only for those
who frequently are exposed to ticks.
Evening star., 1942-06-24
1000 Hear {. Brooke Lee
Open House Campaign

Pledging to serve. if elected to the
House. with the same complete re-
gard for the national welfare that
young Americans are rendering on
the fighting front" 1t. Col. E.
Brooke Lee of Silver Spring last
night opened his campaign as DEM
ocratic candidate for Congress for
the 9th Maryland district.
He spoke before approximately
1000 Montgomery County residents
at the first of a series Of ice cream
and cake parties in his honor at the
home of Park Commissioner Lacy
Shaw near ColesWlle. J. Bond
Smith, general counsel to the Mary
land-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission, acted as mas
ter Of ceremonies.
Joseph A. Cantrel Of Chevy Chase,
past commander of the Chevy
Chase Bethesda Post of the Ameri-
can Legion. was introduced as po-
litical agent for Col. Lees campaign
in the Western Maryland district.
Evening star., 1942-06-24

commissioners he would file an ap-
peal from their action March "a
denying his request to rezone lot
50 to IS, inclusive. Rhode Island
avenues second addition to Mount
Rainier, from residential A to C.
The appeal will be filed with the
County Board of Zoning Appeals.
Rezoning Petitions Allowed.
The following rezoning petitions
were granted:
Maryland Farms Dairy, Inc, from
residential A to commercial D of
lots 10. 20 and 81, block 2, Wilen
Heights, Brentwood.
Mount Vernon Mortgage Corp,
lots 8, 4 and S, and 18, 10 and 20,
block 26, Riverdale Park, and re-
sidential A to Commercial D.
T. Raymond Burch, part of
Scaggs' estate in Branchville 'front.'
ing along the B. & o. Railroad for
distance of 600 feet. from re-
sidential A to industrial E.