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Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
Chile Socialists
Ask Axis Break

SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct 14-CUP}
The executive board of the So
cialist party recommended today
that Chile severe diplomatic re-
lations with the Axis.
The socialists said Foreign Min
ister Barros Jarpa h ou d
resign SO Chile may demonstrate
its solidarity with other Ameri-
can republics.
The conservatives. largest op-
position party, and the democrats,
however, voted full support to the
governments action IN protest.
ing Under Secretary of State
Sumner Welles remarks about
Chile last Thursday. Welles,
without specifically mentioning
Chile and Argentina. the only
American countries maintaining
diplomatic relations with the Axis,
said they we're harboring Axis
spies who provide enemy sub
marines information resulting in
Allied shipping losses.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
Holy City Colony
SCandaIized bV
Paradise Murder

Continued From Page l.
Father" William E. Riker, founder
of the colony, to use the ladder in a
fire drill.
Witzig fell from a blow on the
head. Kafner ran but Fisher pur-
sued him and struck him with the
bar.
Two roofers working nearby ran
TO aid Kafner. and Fisher fled into
the Santa Cruz mountains sur
rounding the settlement. The in
jured men were taken to Santa
Clara, where Witzig died several
hours later. Kafncr was expected to
recover.
Emig organized a posse to search
for the slayer, but Fisher returned
voluntarily late last night and sur
rendered at the colony. He was TAX
en- to the county Jail at San Jose.
18 miles from Holy City.
Witzig, Kafner and Fisher all were
bachelor carpenters and long resi-
dents of the colony, which now CON
tains about 25 residents. Fisher had
lived in Holy City since it was
founded
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
Coiexico Water
Chief Suecumbs

Arthur Brown, 81. superintendent
of the CaleXico water division for
the Imperial Irrigation district for
Il years, died last Sunday at Cor
sicana, Texas. while visiting his
son. Harry, who IS in the Army air
corps.
Funeral services VIII be held in
Fl CentrO at pm. Sunday.
The storr Of Browns life reads
like an American success story. He
and his wife arrived in Imperial
county in 1914. Soon after that
Brown went to work for the old
Mutual Water Co. No. l. He was
successively a zanjero, photographer.
water tender. water master. assist
ant water superintendent. and water
superintendent He had been an il
iigation dist let employee since 1922
lie was a memOer of FL Centre
Masonic lodge No. 384 and was active
IN Masonic circles.
Among his survivors are his wife
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
Extension Courses
Closed to Japs

TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. ID. UP)-
University extension courses will
not be given Japanese now in Arizo-
ma relocation centers as asked for
by the war relocation adminiStra-
ton, Alfred Atkinson, president of
the University of Arizona, announc-
ed today.
The WRA haG asked the univers-
ity for extension courses, library
books and faculty lectures on the
basis that many of the japanese
are American citizens, but the board
of regents at its Oct meeting de-
cided unanimously to refuse the SER
vices.
I'VE are at war and these people
are our enemies" DR.. Atkinson said
today. 1T is fine to be idealistic
and helpful during times of peace
but these people stabbed us in the
back while their representatives
were negotiating for peace in Wash
ington."
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
Yankees in India
Fight Obstacles
Continued From Page Il

Methods ruined the crops.
The Americans instead carried
n a constant campaign Of propa-
anda for observance of health
ules. AS a result, the malaria toll
'mong Chinese and Americans here
r. negligible.
DISEASE OVERCOME
At least half of more than 1000
indian and Chinese patients suffer-
'ng from disease, exhaustion and
starvation have been cured COM
rletely while the remainder are on
he road to recovery and fighting
'ottlc
When the Americans found that
heir rifles were too long for the
chinese, they whitfield them down
the right size.
One 13-year-old Chinese voupg-
ter whc wanted to fight" tied
string to the trigger and his trig-
er finger so he could shoot his
il rifle.
The Americans found they had
wo-pounder guns without proper
mounts, 50 they obtained carriages
Quilt for ix-pounders and used
these, despite their weight and
clumsiness.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
Japanese Surgeon
Held for Abortion

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. 14--OUPD
DIR. Hiroshi Ben Inouyi, Al, alien
Japanese surgeon formerly of
Glendale, convicted o. criminal
abortion of a 21-year-old Phoenix
Caucasian woman, was sentenced
to a prison term of three to five
years yesterday.
Superior Judge Arthur T. La
Prade imposed sentence after In.
ouyis counsel announced they had
no legal cause to prevent sentenc-
ing, indicating that no appeal will
be made.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
U.S.. Coal Seven
Million i'm Army

with which the ally has ma = its
plans if he could talk with COM
plete frankness.'
But I would also endanger the
lives of thousands OF men," he ex-
planned.
StimSon said the war depart
ment, in the light of production
plans for 1943, plans creation of
the largest air force and support
ing troops that are possible
Congress appeared likely to ap-
prove by mid November, at least,
the legislation for drafting the 18
and 10 year olds for militar% service
RED TAPE ADDED
The bill offered in the house
would prohibit the army from send
ng men below 20 years of age to
the front until they have had year
of training and loud allow l8 year
olds to finish the school year in
which they reached 18 before in
duction.
Stimson already has warned the
committee, in a letter urging con-
gressional action on the new draft
legislation, that our own survival
is in the balance. The army ex-
poets to get about 100000 first
class fighting men in the 18 and
10 year old groups.
StimSon's letter brought from
Speaker Sam Rayburn the an
nouncement that the house would
approve the bill this week. 1t SEEM
ed improbable that the senate
would meet the promised house
pace, Notwithstanding the announce
ment by Senate Democratic Leader
Alben w. Barkley of Kentucky that
he is read; to vote today"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
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Continued From Page II
4,250,000, is close TO the goal which
Marshall set in the spring for tho
end of this year. Maj. Gen. Lewis
B. Hershey, selective service direc-
tor, has said that figure will be
exceeded.
Stimson expressed opposition to
provision of the house bill that
would prohibit sending 18-Tear- old
recruits to foreign battlefields until
they have received at least a years
training. He said he sympathized
with that objective and that such
a rule would be followed in most
instances. But emergencies might
arise that would make it necessary
to send men abroad with less train
ing.
Our purpose" Marshall said, lis
to keep the war cut of the Western
Hemisphere. Our determined pur-
pose is to take the offensive and
keep. it,
TRAINING VITAL
Marshall, who set the stage for
the Meuse-Argonne and st. Mihiel
offensive of World war I, said that
in that conflict everything was on
a stabilized basis" and that it was
possible to move troops into the
trenches without as much training
as is now required.
Now, he said, troops must be or
ganized into highly geared, high
ly complicated machine"
That requires YOUTH" he said.
They have to be trained. They have
to be hardened Gentlemen, l don't
see any other solution"
Marshall said he could be much
more convincing" about the care
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
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Continued From Page l.
allied planes were destroyed over
Africa.
The Russian front, which only a
week ago was blazing with some of
the bitterest fighting CT the war,
was comparatively calm.
Moscow reports indicated that at
least a partial initiative was pass
ing into Soviet hands all along the
front. Ped army troops inSido
Stalingrad and both north and
;outh of the steel city made slight
advances and the battle lines in
the Caucasus were holding firm.
WEATHER SEVERE
Berlin admitted that the Rus
slams we're ccunterattacking and ad-
vancing both at Stalingrad and
along the Don river but insisted
all these moves were repulSed Nazi
activity was said to be concentrat-
ing against Soviet transport lines
east of the Volga while in the Cau-
caSuS some gains were claimed. One
lXis report placed the Germans
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
These Questions answer
many a laxative problem

oues. Are all laxatives alike?
Ans. Certainly not. Ques. Are all
laXativeS herbal laxatives? Ans. No,
5ome are saline, emollient, etc.
Ques. Is Black Draught herbal?
Ans. Yes. Black-Draught is purely
herbal-usually gentle but thorough
IL directions are followed. That's
why it is called the friendly Lax
alive"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14

Mrs. Mary Brown; two daughters,
Miss Mary Brown of Calexico and
Mrs. Dorothy Arnold of Artesia;
two sons. Harry H, now in the air
corps. and William NJ. of Imperial
four grandchildren, Billy. Bobby,
and Marilyn Brown, and Jackie
Brown: two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown of Phoenix and Mrs. Stella
Hadscll of Long Beach; and a
brother, Harry w. of Vallejo.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
County 3rd High
In Scrap Drive
Continued From Page Il

Continued From Page Il
afternoons.
Ell Centre will have five trucks
out during the weekend for collec-
ton of scrap metal from farms and
the city crews are continuing their
daily collections from the alleys of
the city.
The WPA soon will have a truck
and one man in Imperial county
to go from ranch to ranch to pick
up scrap metal cut it up, and haul
it to scrap piles IN the various COM
munitieS. This phase of the cam
paign will be financed by the WPA.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
Tokyo SENDS Big
Battle Fleet Out

only 121A miles from TuapSe.
The Berlin radio empha sized the
growing bad weather which was en-
veloping the eastern front. Heavy
dOWnpOurS were reported on the
northern and central fronts while
in Karelia snow and rain were said
to bog all movement.
Strong Royal Air Force squadrcns
estimated ct several hundred
planes attacked Kiel during the
right and were believed TO be aim
ing for German naval vessels in
the big base. II was possible the
targets included the Nazi battle
cruiser Scharnhorst.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14

Black -Draught has been a popu-
lar-selling laxative with four gen.
erationS. Costs cnly CSC for Is to
40 doses. Comes powdered OF
granulated, which many say is even
easier to take. Be sure to follow
label directions. Next time, try
Black -Draught in the familiar yell
low box.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
JoPs Shy From
BdttI G at kiSku

Chennault also related instances
of Jap pilots tuning their radio
sets to frequencies of the American
planes and screaming threats and
insults in good Englisi7 as the came
in against the deadly American guns.
The favorite threat, as their
planes famed and went spinning to
doom, was Il will pay you back ten
times over for this" Chennault
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
WRIGHT KAYOES
ZOE IN FOURTH

HARTFORD. Conn, Oct Ii -
tUPl - Chalkg Wright, 1884,, Los
Angeles, world featherweight
champion. knocked ouN Carlos
MONO" Cuebas, I27. Puerto Rico.
in the fourth round of a Sched-
uled 10 round non-title bout here
last night before 5000 spectators.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14

HEADQUARTERS, Alaska Com
mand, Oct. 13. Delayed)-(UP)-
Japanese at Kiska Island have sent
up no opposition to American air
raiders in the last ten days, Col.
Jack Chennault said today on re-
turning from the Aleutian combat
area.
The new u. S. base in the An
dreanof Islands has made possible
such effective action by American
bomberS and fighters that the Jap
anese have not attempted to fight
back, Chennault said.
He believed that either the Japa-
nese have no more fighting craft
at KiSka and are waiting for rein
forcementS or else they are afraid
to meet our planes in combat.
ONLY ONE ESCAPES
Chennault, a group commander
and son of Maj. Gen. Claire Chen
nault of Flying Tiger" fame, said
only one Jap Zero seaplane has
escaped out of all those sent up
against u. S. bombers and fighters
since establishment of the Andrean-
of base.
Morale among the japanese pilots
must be low" he said.
Grounded only twice by weather
in the past two weeks, our fighters
and bombers have been over Kiska
almost daily straffing installations,
shipping and personnel, Chcnnault
said. Cargo ships continued to enter
Kiska harbor, but no naval craft
were seen recently.
ACTIVITY CONTINUES
However, the pilot from Water
proof, La, said ,.Iere was evidence
of much ground activity on Kiska.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14
BRAZIL LOSES TWO
VESSELS TO SIJRS

RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct. ID
U.PD-The government announc-
ed today the sinking of two Bra
lillian merchant vessels, the OSo-
dio (2730 tons) and the Lagos
(5472 tons) off the coast of Para,
northern Brazil, September 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14

] n2 hardwood han
de with lambs wool
q ser for Gle n'ng
between Stats Of ven
clan blinds.
Vcn~tI9n bl NJ clean
er liquid SC
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14

Here is the Knockabout Coat
for the young chap Heavy
corduroy firgcr-tip length,
quilted lining Here in tan
only.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14

Dyed broom S ira W
with enameled han
die and plastic bind
i.g on broom stock.
Extra fine quality.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-14

"A big showing of wool loafcr
Coats with a special group in
plain tan at 7.50 Othcr9 in
checks, plaids and plains vt 8.o5
to 1900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

Long-wearing pants for Woodworking
men &. at Dollar Days savingsl San
BART ing and reinforced seams.
Plenty of heavy pockets. SiEes 80 to so
in all lengths. Dollar Days only "a
remarkable buy at this very low price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

Chrome and glass! Mint dishes, &
relish dishes. bon-bon dishes or !
eompotes for snack servers or
gifts. 4 pcs. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

Colorful striped cotton jerseys c.
with short sleeves and PLAGUE y
or crew necks. Slipover styles.
Sizes 4 to IL. TWO for 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

material gain or protection above
your spiritual aspirations-that' 5
the quickest way to lose.
JULY % TO AUG. %
Leo - Be philosophical and
patient with obligations. Many
changes, some Of which are due
shortly, we must accept even
though inconvenient. They are
for our ultimate good
AUG. - TO SEPT. %
Tir0o-Identify your problems.
seek out and plan their remedy,
then apply it assiduously n the
eradication Of any obstacles.
SEPT. - TO OCT. IS
Librd-Watch your financial
and business interests carefully.
Unfriendly aspects urge caution
in general matters Mind the
disposition here Libra natural
smile will get you over the rough
spots.
OCT. q TO NOV. ee
Scorpio 49, Libra's advice OBJ
tains for you. too. Today nav
not be especially auspici0us for
monetary issues Put the full
weight Of your best ability into
your activities; don't neglect any
duties. Unusual news Indicated.
NOV. p TO DC. p
SGgjttnri,s-It is Up 20 You
and what your schedule demands
The more cooperative and eager
YOU are 20 sucCco7, the SUror
and greater will be Your add
yancement.
DEC. % TO J4N ~
Capricorn -- Mixed vibrations
suggest YOU exercise care m
important and VcIghtv matters.
Meet emergencies calmly as they
arise; take them in step and
youll find today progressing
smoothly. sercue.y
JAN. - To FEB. ~
Agtori1s-Fam,.sr activities,
routine ftt.ttlt- issues. normal
business action todav's best bots
Avoid confusion Don't mini
mize the value OF steady, If not
snowy. achievement.
FEB. 0I TO.HARCH N
Pjsces-Have no qualms about
that which YOU know YOU are
capable of handling The desire
and ambition 20 deliver. plus
your good COMMON sense apd
keen intuition. Should see you
safely through today's problems.
Have faith in God and his Conn
mandments.
4 CHILD born o. fs frL
PcrsonabIe, 1urk tr acton. Keen
and alert u - takes AI' al-
vantage Of ~u.r,rt' .d..a,ara.
and ne host LroV.edcr offered
fine career VII he an the
masking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Chic Nail Heads

EVERYWHERE YOU look
this year you see gold, silver or
"copper" nail heads Frightening
u p a smart costume. Nail heads
are even appearing on dinner
frocks and very nice, too. But
we still prefer them for sports
wear. w
Especially smart on the brown
calf handbag and iodphur style
sports shoes Joan Fontarne
wears with a suede and wool
spectator sports ensemble
Shoes are studded with gold
nail heads All around The thick
soles Matching naIl heads out
line the flap OF the large Satchel
bag.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

MARCH ~ TO APRIL ~
Ares - Tlp-top influences.
MAKE hay while the sun shines
and don't waste time II IL rains
either. II you permit advantages
70 slip through your fingers,
you'd better check into YOU for
the answer.
APRIL ~ To Nay 10
ToWps - Take sethacks in
stride II they come your way
We al have to experience them
occasionally.
= NAY of TO 1--WE ef
Gcwjui - Taurus Indications
are similar 10 yours. Try 20
advance your Intere~ts and
those Of your family and cm-
ployer
JUNE - TO July ~
Cancer - Systematic YOUR
movements today 20 properly
allocate your efforts CHE I'M
portant items first and IN
adequate proportion) Don't place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Red Cross Unit
Me cts Tomorrow

THERE WILL be no cooking
school tomorrow afternoon for
members OF the Detroit Times
Homemakers' Club.
Instead m m b er.s Of the
Homen1akers' Club unit Of the
American Red Cross Will meet
10 knit for our boys on the
North Atlantic patrol
The meeting place is the club
room on the fifth floor Of our
building. Doors will be open at
9 a. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

pleasure seeing snowy piles cooe towels
a gay wallpaper background.
And it's yours TO have FOR song srd tst le thought
hall perhaps $ a thrown
nd shelves Uttered
Install wall racks for rubber, and bo, FOR umbrellas
clubs a stand The golf has complete
raes placed nigh The wall out of the way
shelves painted with the indoor games and
their neatly arranged along with easily reached hat
stands
pole hangers hooks which the children
reach VIII II surprisingly itle cost
hy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

YOUR OWN handiwork turns
out this smart crocheted rug
that's so attractive in bedroom
or bathroom It's done in three
easy sections IN four strands of
string, or in candlewiCk or rags.
Pattern 207 contains directions
for rug, ILLUSTRATIONS of IL and
Stitches materials require d.,
color schemes; photograph Of
pattern stitch.
Send 10 cents in coin for this
pattern to the Laura Wheeler
pUtcln Department. 1925 Times
Squire DCtlci'. Mich Owing 20
customs regulations, orders for
patterns 70 Canadian deStna.
tons cannot be filed. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Let's BuY-e Wing

How about it, ladies' Can't get together and buy
wing of that bomber? Here are, $4,000 strong Let's
show Uncle Sam do something wonderful for him.
Let's show him that the Homemakers Club is out to help
win the
Your dollar won't do it, of course nor mine but
thousands Of dollars and dimes WILL.
If every member of the Homemakers Club will fill out
the coupon above and send in with whatever amount they
afford we'll just count it up for yourself and you'll
we'll have handsome
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Making Most of Your Home
Inventory Your Closets
For Beauty and Utility
BY HELEN KOUES
Nationally Known Decorating Authority

HOW ABOUT your you proud open them and
do glow Of satisfaction their order and
attractive color arrangement?
you rummage around for what you add TO the
quickly? again. do you keep
them of the ngs read and hear
about?
Consider that closet matter Of thought and time 10
make money. But don't know where 10
begin" you may be thinking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS

HELP SCRAP THE JAPS,
That's job, ladies, if continue living
always have
Everybody asking what can I do7 Well most Of us
trained for what we'd like 10 do such moving
down whole armies of them the Japs mean.
But do part here home. And right now
Detroit Times readers buying bomber to do
the job
As 7 read about the bomber thought Of
Detroit Times Homemakers' Club They'll be in
it.. said. OF course, they will.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Wall Paper Your Closets

Having organized you decorate 10 please
paper the walls
and forget ceiling become important in all
decorating
your has predomnang color Of pink or blue
small rosebud pattern That will have
pink and green blue background perhaps Choose
small and inside Of the closet
fascinating bandboN
the ceiling a stripe he paper. Let
be q possibly II hat
paper yoI do this YOURSELF
a border band which
match harmonic with tho paper around the base Of
border be used the edges o' the shelves You
have border half over the
top o shelf Now you have background
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Linen Closets Next

hangers contrasting color all
match leaf the Buy garment bags OF
transparent make them
used for dapec II made Of the box can hang
evening afternoon dresses bag.
linen II taking
advantage OF the linen BuylNg little each does
keeping household needs Think ot the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
No Amount Too Small

Remember no amount is small FIJI out tho
coupon today ladies and mail it directly TO that
may keep contributions from the Homemakers Club separate
all in . then Wen hand it the
Bomber Editor
Wen print reports from day to day how we're
doing So let's 60 ladies of the Homemakers Club. It's
challenge.
Fill the coupon =. enclose your contribution -.
and mail today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Three important Rules

for needs
list fixtures rods poles shelves boxes. which you
them the actual
shop local store and
booklets different
After ALL everything begins with the
knowledge of a subject
So foremost gain knowledge. See what experts
their business
and
that isn't
isn't flnCtonng "A and
m " o find : only fcw dollars
utility such poles extension rods
hangers garment hat boxes attractive
attractive background
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

THIS LINE in the ads caught
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lel nan 1''@'' anu ''' " ~
afraid
That's life. Alva, we're FAC
inc doom thafs half orrreI
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which side 10 choose.
Long ago We began shat Be-
gan il whom We vcfe cave men.
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narrow crevicos Of ou~ ders Cl-
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mere before US lay ne
Jungle. Inc jungle was IKE a
great door tnat opened mo an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
A Series Of Tips to Teens
On Manners in Public
BY DONNA GRACE

make a fine dressing but let the
waiter serve you while in public.
Don't clear your throat nor
use your handkerchief While at
the table.
Tomorrow: Etiquette OF q
formal dinner party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
HOROSCOPE By 5 5r3,:''

Look Section Birthday h. and Find
Your OatIoot II, according to the Stars,
for Tuesday, January IS