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Evening star., 1942-08-24
Mrs. Henrietta GourIey
Dies at Holland Point
By tie Associated Press.

By TIE Associated Press.
PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. Aug
24-Mrs. Henrietta Ashcom Gour-
ley, IS, widow of Thomas B, Gourley
died at her Holland Point home yes
terday after an illness of several
weeks.
A member of one of the oldest
families in this section. Mrs. Gourley
was we'll known for her church and
social activities.
Surviving are six daughters and a
son: Mrs. Thomas B. Latimer
Hyattsville: Mrs. William H. Dowell
Holland Point; Mrs. Dawson Reeder
Baltimore: Mrs. Dwight Gait
Hyattsville; Mrs. Palmer Lewis, New
York; Mrs. Kenneth Brooks, River
dale and Ashcom Gourley, Holland
Point.
Funeral services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at the home. The
Rev. w. E. Thomson. pastor of St.
Paul's Episcopal Church. Prince
Frederick, will officiate Burial will
be in the church cemetery.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Plane Guns Go OFF:
HurI Bullets z Miles
e. tht Associated Press.

e, tht Associated Press.
Mitchell FIELD, N. Y, Aug "a.
The machine. gun on an airplane
about to land at Mitchell Field acci-
dentally discharged yesterday, hurl-
ing bullets more than two miles.
The base public relations office
said of the accident:
"An accidental burst of machine
gunflre from an airplane landing at
Mitchell Field Sunday morning sent
bullets flying more than two miles,
some of them landing on property
occupied by Frank Roschilla OF SO
Elm avenue, Hampstead, on the
south side Of the Army air base.
'The fire was due, according to
the base public relations officer, to
temporary mechanical failure. The
Army would give out no further de-
tails"
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Alice Duer Miller,
Author Of The White
Cliffs Of Dover Dies
Services Slated Todoy
For Writer, IS, Who
Aided Suffroeettes
b the Associated Press.

bs the AssocfAted Fress.
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.--Services
for Mrs. Alice Duer Miller, noted
American novelist for 40 years who
at the age of 66 scored a best seller
with The White Cliffs of Dover"
were to be held today, Burial will
be in Evergreen Cemetery, Norris
town, N. J.
In The White Cliffs OF Dover"
Mrs. Miller expressed everything I
thought about England" More
than 100000 copies of the brief
romance in verse were sold
Several of Mrs Miller's earlier
novels became popular musical COM
edies and films, such as Gowns for
Roberta" which was billed as "Ro-
berta," with music by Jerome Kern,
including the hit Smoke Gets in
Your Eyes"
Mrs. Miller was one of the first
students of Barnard College at a
time when higher education for
women drew frowns. She had since
been active In Barnard alumnae
work. During the suffrage CAM
paign. she wrote a column entitled
Are Women People?"
The author, who died Saturday,
also was known as mathema-
tician and astronomer Her hus-
band, Henry Wise Miller. survives.
Evening star., 1942-08-24

ing period last year, the council re-
ported.
Over the seven month period
deaths increased in ~ States, rang
ing from less than l per cent in
Connecticut to 48 per cent in Mime
sofa and Sc per cent in West vir-
ginia.
The increase In industrial acci-
dent deaths in Illinois was 81 pei
cent. Decrease in deaths were re-
ported in only four States.
Statistics were collected by the
council from reports made to State
industrial compensation commits
sions. ss I ss
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Industrial Fatalities
Increase in 26 States

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-In 26 States
industrial accident deaths rose to
GIT in July, an increase of q per
cent over the 720 deaths in July.
1941, the National Safety Council
announced today
Figures for July raised the ma
tional death total on the working
front for seven months up to 5,311,
or Is per cent over the correspond )
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Dental Examiners Elect

DR.. Harold B. Hertford, 5032 TIL
den street NV, yesterday was elect
ed one of, three vice presidents of
the National Association of Dental
Examiners at the, final session of
the associations annual meeting at
st. Louis. Dr. L. D. Pankey Of Coral
Gables, Fla, was named president of
the group: 4 ErEs f..sss
Evening star., 1942-08-24
JoIson, Oberon in Brituin

LONDON, Aug. "a (P.-Merle
Oberon and Al Jolson have arrived
in Britain to join other stage folk
here entertaining United States
troops, 1t was announced today.
Among the others are Allen jenkins,
Frank McHugh and Patricia Nor
rison.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Fined for Leuvino Job

For leaving employment with a
Liverpool, England, firm without
the National Service Oficer's per-
mission. Harry Sullivan, turner,
was fined $50 and threatened with
imprisonment. s.r A., s
Evening star., 1942-08-24
CiviIiun Defense Exhibit

A series of civilian defense ex-
hibits and motion pictures will be
presented at 8 o'clock tonight,
Wednesday and Friday by the STAN
ton Park civilian defense area at the
Stuart Junior High School, Fourth
and E streets NE.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
eiiNhtY.MAR Il

4 special ssrviss b -
xdsd for those who find It
ssuveient TO make deposits
b. mail Many customers
have their salary checks
sent in care Of the bank, 10
be credited automatically TO
their checking accounts. This
saves the trouble Of making
. deposit, and is especially
convenient to those who are
likely TO be out Of town on
payday. Accounts may be
used jointly by two Or
more persons usually
husband and wife -
Mat either co drsw sheeis.
Evening star., 1942-08-24

At The Morris Plan Bank Of Washing
ton you have your choice Of either 4
Standard" Checking Account or q Pop
ular" Checking Account. With Pop
ular" Checking Account there Is 10
monthly service charge. You get book
OF 10 checks for 81, and use than when
you please. That's the only cost. no mat
ter how small your balance may Be or
how many checks a month you write.
Either type Of account gives you all the
safety and convenience that checking
account affords. The same kind Of check
books and checks are used for both.
Choose the one that would be more eco
nomical for you.
. Have checking account OF your own.
Pay bills and handle your business affairs
this safe, convenient, inexpensive way.
Save time, money, tires, gasoline. . The
Morris Plan Bank of Washington has
more than $4,000 checking customers.
You know your account, too, will be well
come. Open one no,ol
Evening star., 1942-08-24

III ERE are seven reasons why 1t will pay
III you to have checking account:
4 checking seeeS~s tires sad sssskss No special
grips around town to pay bills. just write your
personal check and mail H. Save your car for
necessary use. tn. Is 4 real part Of the War Effort.
sssaias ssessst l. Lssos..iIs. !, snables you to
handle your personal business sfairs in IN orderly
vay. You have record Of money deposited and
lpid oat Helps you budget. Makes II sasier to
Id out Income Tex returns.
shsek.s ssssvnt ssvss Ass. No valkng from place
- place and sanding IN line TO pay bills Just
write check and mail it,
checking seesunt sivs' ysv isss receipts No argument
sbout whether you paid bill. Your cancelled
check is receipt.
checking eeseunt money Checks are cheaper
than money orders, busfare. or carfare. Money
IN bank doesn't burn holes" in your pocket like
dollar bills.
checking seeov't ssvss rsk. Money IN bank can't
be lost, stolen, or burned.
sseki"s sesesnt Isads prsMss h is looked upon
= m indication Of financial tsspeashlity, nd
valuahle credit ye(seeoee.
Evening star., 1942-08-24

Bay D. 5. VIZ Bond nd 1nasahe
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
DOM SIN RTE
(Dalje z 6. str.)

4 Moji zivci so bill prenapeti,
sivati nisem mogla, zato sem
odlozila delo. Kaj Sc je godilo z
menoj?
i Nekaj mi je neprestano reklo,
da bo nesreca in da me Morris
1 potrebuje.
Naenkrat sem zaeula peketa-
ME konjskih kopit in skozi vra-
ia dvorisca je prijahalo troje
moz. Eden ten je bill serif iz
Bristowa, ostala diva pa sta mi
bila tujca.
- Dobro jutro, Mrs. Crock
rell - je pozdravil serif. -
Kje je vas MOI?
- Morris je sci V Bristow,
odgovorim
" Bristow je Sci? - je po-
novil serif. - Kdaj pa je od-
Sci?
- Pred dobro .uro, morda
pred dvema urama, sem od-
vrnila.
Videla sem cudne poglede, S
katerimi sta sc spogledala mo-
ia. serif je takoj ma mestu obr-
nil svojega konja, jahal k osta-
lima ter govoril S tihina glasom
enim ten, ki je bill velik, mrk
in molcec moz. Nekaj casa SO
!, govorili vsi trije, nato pa sem
cula omega *moza reel: - Da,
bolje je, Ga il poveste.
Da mi pove da mi pove
. Kaj maj mi pove? Bila sem blizu
nezavesti, ko Sc je serif obrlil
k nenil ter rekel: - Mrs
Crockrell, to je Mr.. Steve Shores
IL Puebla. - JAZZ sem Sc naklo-
Mia, ko je oni veliki MOI dvig-
nil svoj klobuk. - To pa je
Mike Murphy, moi deputij. -
JAZZ sem Sc zopet lahno priklo,
Mia.
- Mrs. Crockrell, - je NADIA
ljeval serif, prisli sno, da
naprosimo vasega moza, da bi
Sci nami; nanenil sem Sc, ds
! ga zaprisezem kot deputija.
- Kot deputija? - sem po,
novila zacudeno.
- Da. Mi snlo namret ma sle-
/ du nekim krininalnin lopovom
! katere sledi Mr.. Shores il Co.
] dorado. Sedaj ssno jim tesno "a
/ .petami, zato hi zeleli, da bi Sc
! Mr.. Crockrell nami. Ali ste
] pa gotovi, da je sci vas MOI '
I BristoW?
- Seveda, seveda, - sem de.
! jala, - toda zakaj - zaka.
! vprasujete?
- Zato, MRS. Crockrell, ke1
&c bi sci Bristow, bi ga moral
mi sreCati.
Tedaj je prislo. Polastila Sc
me je groza. - Oh, meni je ne.
J kaj reklo, da DO nesre6a, kakor.
J nitro je odjezdil, - sem zajec
: ljala. : Ne revolverja, ne psoy
; nj vel seboj. - In kakor hi ho
: tela .potrditi mojo izpoved, ste
! psa V supi zalostno zatulila. -
- Kaj je to? - je zaklica
! Mr.. Shores.
- Psa sta - Kastor in Po
luks - krvna psa mojega mo
"a, Xxi ju je kupil pred mesecen
:. dni Fort Smith.
! - Krvna psa? - je ponovi
Shores. - Takoj ju izpustite
Mrs. Crockrell! Well ju bono
seboj.
JAZZ sem stekla k supi. serii
in Mr.. Shores sta skocila S kon,
1 IL ixsx H. IL u IL ~ u IL n: xa:;s: u:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
JAZZ sem sledil tenn satanon

- JAZZ sem Sledll tenn Satanona
stotine mill, - je dejal Mr.
Shores. - Ravno tax prostor,
ravno tako odljuden in samoten
kakor je ia, so imeli v Colorado.
Ljudje, XII so tam nimo potovali,
SO izginjali, kakor bi Sc bill v
zenaljo vdrli. Oblasti so pricele
suniti to druzino ter podvzele
potrebne korake, da bi sc jo "a
prlo, toda tt satani so pravo-
easno nekaj izvohali ter pobeg-
Mill. Mi smo tedaj preiskali njih
stanovanje, - tedaj je Shores
pogledal okoli sebe, nato pa ma
daljeval: - kar bonn storil Sc
daj tudi tukaj.
Jetniki so strneli vanj svo-
jega kota kot hipnotizirani.
Opazila sem, da jim polzi v de-
belih kapljah znoj raz cello. Sta
ra zenska je stokala in jadiko-
vala groze. Shores je porinil mi
20 sredi sobe, prijel "a VOCAL
umazane in raztrgane preproge,
XII je bila spodaj, ter jo potegnil
proc. - Pod preprogo smo ugle-
dali V podu dvigalna vrata.
Shores je "a hip obstal in ma
njegovem obrazu Sc je pojavi]
trpek smehljaj. -
! Nato je stopil kuhinjo ter
Sc vrnil il ME svetilko V roki,
katero je prizgal. Nato je vzdig-
nil vrata V podu, Sc sklonil mad
odprtino ter posvetil vanjo.
Ko Sc je zopet vzravnal, je
bill njegov obraz mrtvasko bled.
zgrudil Sc je ma stol ter naredil
dolg pozirek IL steklenice, v ka-
teri je incl zganje. - Poglejte
dol, serif! - je dejal. - stirje
i so! V kabini koIoradskega
gorovja jih je bio sest to-
rej deset vseh skupaj -.
Serif je pogledal dol ter Sc
prestrasen odnaknil. Mr.. Shores
je potegnil nato il zepa svojo
, tezko avtomatiGno pistolo ter
stopil proti zlocincena. --Ustavil
Sc je pred starcem, nastavil n1u
cev piStole na cello ter dejal: -
Kje je denar, XII ste ga we'll
Parkerju? Odgovori takoj sicer,
pri Bogu, ii razstrelim nozga-
ne!
: Starec je nekaj stokal, koncno
pa izjecljal, da je denar skirt V
; supi senu. Mr.. Shores je odsel
, ven ter Sc knalu vrnil z denar-
: jem, katerega je izrocil serifu.
Tedaj pa je dospel nazaj tudi
. Mike Murphy ter priVedel seboj
! skupino razparjenih moz, XII so
hoteli na vsak nacin lincati Vso
: zalego ter 10 obesiti ma dreVje.
| Mr.. Shoresu in Serifu Sc je po-
srecilo moze pomiriti, ko sta jim
zagotovila, da bodo zlocinci izro-
ceni roki pravice. Nikoli ne bonn
: pozabila, kako je planila mnozi-
, ca teh razjarjenjih moz hiso,
, kako je Z grozO opazoVala vra-
ia podu ter zaveso, "a katero
je stal moriIec ter pobijal svo-
/ je zrtve sekiro, katero jih je
udaril skozi zaveso pO temenu.
Dva ali trije mozje SO s!IoGili
! V $upo ter Sc vrnili vrvmi, ka-
tere so vrgli preko drevesnih
: vel. Toda tedaj je stopil pred
, ME Morris fer jih prosil, maj
, opuste svojo namero.
- Nikar, mozje' - je de-
jal. - Nikar 81 ne onnadezujte
. svojih postenih rok mad temi
, umazanimi zlocinci! Pustite, da
i Sc jih izroGi roki pravice! Mozje,
: JAZZ ne govorim sam Ease, tenn
vec Ben Parker stoji craven
y meme - in tudi ia vas prosi, da
CDalje ma g. strani
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
ENAKOPRAVNOsT

SeiIl DC QSLdylld.
- Ali bi hotel eden cd vas
osedlati mojega konja? - sem
dejala. - JAZZ grem z vami. V
dveh minutah bonn opravljena.
Bonn ze JAZZ preskrbel ko-
MIA, Mrs. Crockrell, - je dejal
serif. Nato sem odklenila vrata
supe ter spustila psa. CHM sta
bila zunaj, sta veselo skoeila
po meni.
- Ali poznata psa konja, XII
ga je jahal vas MOI? - je
vprasal Mr.. Shores.
- Da, da, - sem odgovorila
kot v nekaki mrzlici, - sal
spita v hlevu. - Nato sem Ste
kla> " hiso, odlozila krilo ter OBJ
lekla jahalne hlaee. Ko je serif
privedel pred verando mojega
konja, sem bila re pripravljena.
Psa sta medtem vohala po tleh
ter tekala semintja. Gredoc sko-
ri vezo, sem snela obesalnika
nozev suknjic ter jilna ga dala
povohati. Gin sta poYohala suk-
mic, sta zamajala repi ter
pricela veselo lajati. Nato smo
skocili ma konje ter v skoku
odjezdili.
- Meni Sc vse dozdeva, - je
dejal serif, - da je jahal Crock
rell po bliznici v Bristow.
Ne verjamem, ker nj nikdar
uporabljal enc poti, - sem od-
govorila.
- Vsaka stvar Sc zgodi en-
krat vprvic, - je dejal serif.
Koncno sno prijezdili do raz-
potja. Ena pot je vodila narav-
most V Bristow, druga, bliznica.
pa skozi temen gozd. - Tamkaj
smo "a hip obstali. Psa sta po-
vehala tia ter jo brez pomislja-
: MIA udarila 20 bliznici. - Mislil
sem 81 tako, - sem 5lisala reci
serifa.
Ko sno prispeli gozdu dc
, nekega mesta, sta pricela psa
letati seTnintja ter vohati pc
tleh. Videti je bio, da sta "a,
10 razburjena.
- Meli Sc dozdeva, - je re-
kel Shores, - da je stopil tuka,
Crockrell il tega ali omega vzro.
ko S konja. Psa sta re zopet
dobila sled.
: Tedaj pa je pretrgal ozracje
klic. - Psa sta odgovorila {
: strasnim, jeznim glasom ter Sc
zakadila nalik dvem furijam ma,
| pref. - To je glas mojega mo
ia! - sem zavpila. Vzpodbod]
smo konje ter oddirjali "a pso
ma. Trenotek p0zneje sem "a
: gledala Morrisa, XII Sc je bori
ma zivljenje in smrt. >Videla sem
kako sta Kastor in Poluks pla.
Mia ma napadalce naojega moza
in slisala sem, kako je Morris
S pcjemajocin glasom zaklica
psoma: - Pomagajta! Dajts
: jih! - Nato sem skocila konja
= ter stekla proti mozu, kateregs
: sem Sc pravocasno prestregla
7 da nj utrujenosti in slabosti pa.
= del na tia.
Ko 81 je nekoliko oponoge
ter nam povedal 0 napadE nanj
| smo odsli V hiSo, kjer nam j.
Mr.. Shores pokazal 'Zavese
- smrti.' Toda, ko nam je Morris
= povedal svaritvi - ko nan
je prisegel, da je videl Ben Tar
kerja sedeti ma stolu ter dvigni
| ii roko, smo Sc vsi zacuden(
;, spogledali. Cello zakrknjeni, tih
zlocinci V kotu so tedaj polka
zali make strahu ter Sc pricel
{ tresti groze, stara carovnica pc
lie pricela nistericno kricati.
~. u. Il. u.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Chile Argentina Hold
Against Anfi-Axis Pact
BurIop
Sacks


Argyle MCL9Chlan. manager O+
the Southwest FlaXseed association
WEDNESDAY warned valley farmers
that burlap sacks for shipping will
be almost impossible to obtain for
the 1872 flaH crop.
Recent government orders ap-
prop,ia;iuE Two thirds of the avail
able containers leaves but one al
ternatIYe. handing the ylelG III
bulk. revealed McLachlan, Who
suggested following OF the plan
used by Frank Numbers, valley
grower. last year,
USED NO SACKS
Kumberg used no sacks at all.
He bulked into a tank on his
thresher. drew off the flax into
a tight bodied truck, delivered TO
a cement floored dump and load
ed by elevator into tank trucks Tor
delivery TO the mills.
McLachlan revealed that several
farmers are already setting UP
equipment for this process. More
are preparing TO transfer their
crops to railroad cars going to the
mill By use OF elevators at railroad
sidings.
For convenience of members Of
the association the organization Is
considering the purchase OF $4,000
cotton bags that may be used re-
peatedly to transfer the flax to
cars at the bulking point, McLach-
Ian said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Lions Told How
Airport. School
Came to Valley

History of the activities which
led to development of the new See
ley airport and the establishment
of the RAF refresher training school
in the valley was related by Paul
A. jenkins. publisher of the Post
Press and chairman of the ASSociat-
ed chambers of commerce aviation
committee, for the Ell Centro Lions
club at The meeting Tuesday noon.
jenkins stressed the Importance
of both community and chamber of
commerce cooperation and the need
in each community for interested
and enthusiastic leaders to take
part in the work for civic better
ment. He emphasized the necessity,
if the valleys potentialities are to
be fully developed, for complete
cooperation between the various
cities of the valley.
Mary Louise Sigmon Walker was
presented in delightful reading.
Stan D. Atkin was chairman of
the day,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21

A coroner luuy declared they
had died "as a result of the crash
Of a TWA plane ON Double or
Nothing mountain
Other inqucsts viii follow over
the bodies Of tn" aYiators, the
planes crew and Mrs Hamilton
as Sooa as idcntilleation can be
established.
LAST BODY RECOVERED
The last Of tie bodies was
brought in from the SHOW covered
5000 foot slopes last night ~" a
delay caused when a horse carry
ing one of the victims stumbled
over a cliff.
Cables immediate plans were
indefinite. He had just begun Y
new picture when the tragedy oc-
CURED, and it will be shclvcd for
an Indefinite period.
Studio officials, who knew in the
past Gable would rather hunt and
fish than act. feared he might de-
eide to Withdraw permanently from
the screen.
There were reports the actor
might try to Join the army air
corps. but these could not be Vcri-
fled. Gable likes to fly, but his acc,
Al. probably would not permit his
taking active part in aviation cX-
crDt on the ground.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Texas Company to
Boost Production

HOUSTON, Tex. Jan. 81. WP)-
The Texas company. one of the
nations largest gasoline producers,
will build units to produce materials
used in making explosives and rub
Der and will double its capacity for
producing 100-octane aviation gaso-
line, w. S. Rodgers of New York,
president of the firm, said today.
The government will advance So
100000 as a loan to the company
for refinery expansion at Port Ar
thur, Tex Lockport, Ill, and Los
Angeles and will purchase the en-
tire output of 9,5l0 barrels of 100
octane gasoline a day. The COM
pany also will spend S3O00000 on
the program.
Rodgers said one of the new units
would produce toluene, basic in
gredient for the explosive INT, and
establish facilities to manufacture
butadiene. raw maseI.a: used in the
fabrication Of synthetic rubber.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Coro!e Lomburd'S BodV
Removed From Train to
Avoid Jostlin9 Crowds

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 2l up
Clark Gable returned to Holly
wood today with the body of his
actress wife, Carole Lombard, kill
ed with 81 others in the crash Of
an airlincr on Double or Nothing
mountain near Las Vegas Friday.
The actor, his taco a grim mask
hiding the emotional strain Of re
cent days. left the train at Po-
mona, IS miles from Hollywood,
and with 5rlenGS who had accom-
panied him on the trip from Ne
vada stepped into a limousine for
the remainder of the journey.
Bodies of Miss Lombard. her
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth x. Peters,
and Otto Winklcr. MGM press
agent who had accompanied Miss
Lombard on her bond selling trip
east, were removed at Pomona and
placed in hearseS enroutc to Forest
Lawn Memorial park in Glendale.
FUNERAL N GRIEVANCE
Definite funeral plans still have
not been made
The party left tho Union Paci-
fic train at Pomona to avoid
crowds which might have met them
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Rutherford Burial
Plans Protested

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 81. tUPD-For-
NAL written protests were filed to-
day with the county planning COM
mission against the proposed burial
of Judge Joseph Franklin Ruther-
ford, deceased leader Of JehOyah s
witnesses, in a hillside plot adj
Joining his l0-roOm mansion in
KensingtOn Heights.
L.1::':E Dcc"a!, county Tiduiiiii5
engineer, reported written protests
had been received lIom the Ken
sington Womcna Guild. rCprcscnt-
ing 100 women, and from the San
diego Trust & Savings bank trustee
for several estate il the Kcnaing-
ton district.
The planninG cOmmis. ION will
hold public hearing Saturday,
Jan. "a. TO decide whether or not
to grant a burial permit.
Rutherford died Jan. 9, bit news
OF his death did not leak Og' until
tWo days later. Then it wa reveal
ed that his dying wish wa tIat he
be buried at dawn Of the day fol
lowing his death on the hillside
behind his palatial home County
officials refused to issue Il blrial
permit due to coming RESTRICTIONS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21

if they had continued to Union
Station in Los Angeles.
Removal of the party at Pomona
was not expected and only the car
drivers. few close associates, and
railroad officials were present.
Sound stages here were Saddcn-
cG by the deaths, but work went
ON today almost as usual. Atten-
dance at the funeral will be limit
ed to invited friends and relatives.
Miss Lombard was returning
from her native Indiana when the
arlincr ploWed into the granite
face of Double or Nothing noun
tain, 80 miles southwest of Las
Vegas. Nev. She had gone to Ind
annapolis to promote the sale of
defense bonds. a duty that came
directly from a responsive heart.
OTHERS AMONG DEAD
In addition TO her mother and
press agent IS officers and men
Of the air corps ferry command,
Mrs. Lois Hamilton of Detroit, and
three members of the crew Of the
TWA airlincr, met their death i'll
the crash.
Authorities of Clark county, Ne
yada, released the bodies of Miss
Lombard. Mrs. Peters and Wink
Ter late last night following posi-
tive identification and an inquest.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
EnqIond's Church
Leader Resigns

cisiyCncsS OF mind and spirit winch
cannot be expected Of a man III
MS 18th year" he continued.
He will be 78 next Oct 81.
Further, and perhaps the chief
reason Of my decision, is that
when the war is over great tasks
of reconstruction must await the
church as we'll as the state. Prep
aration TT those tp-ks must begin
nov
He SAID thr conference Of Lam
both mn meet rs aonn as the
war is ended, and it will meet in
q Nrw Ma.!G and MAY have WoWcA-
tons influence in determining the
place Of the church III the ncw
world"
Archbishop Lam. bachelor de-
scribcd as a tall Scots scholar,
white haired, with AN air of
patriarchial authoritT.2 followed
the example of his predecessor, the
late Lord Davidson. Who resigned
in 1925 when he was 80, the first
Archbishop OF Canterbury to resign
since the tenure Of Augustine, 1875
centuries ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21

lstration, the registrants will be
classified according to i:le types CT
work for which they have volun-
teered. Their names will be sent
70 the city defense council chair
men who will in turn send inStruc-
tions TO the volunteers, telling them
what they are to do when and if an
emergency occurs.
By this means El Centre will be
able 10 move into action at once
in case of emergency and no time
will be wasted IN assigning work
ers TO their various posts. Defense
authorities have asked that every
one register this week at the club
house between the hours of 10
a. m. and p. m. SO that the Or
ganization may be effected at once.
This registration imposes no OBJ
legation on workers except that OF
performing the duties for which
they have registered for their own
community. It is a part of the ma
tional defense program and of the
state project.