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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-25
VaIIeyT T.B. Clinic
ConsuIfant Named

DR.. f. w Hayes, chest specialist
of Monrovia, will serve as eonsultant
at clinics sponsored in Imperial VAL
ley by the tuberculosis association
on Wednesday and Thursday of this
week.
He will read X-rays and confer
with valley physicians concerning
their patients.
The clinic will be held at the
Catechist school in Brawley from
s am. to IL am. Wednesday and
at the county health department in
FL Centre from pm. to 5 pm.
wednesday and at the CaleXico city
hall at , pm. on Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-25
Mrs. Emma Brown
Dies on Coast

F. lends of Mrs. Emma Brown
resident of Imperial Valley for %
wears received word Monday Of her
Ceath in Los Angeles recently.
While living in FL Centre, Mrs.
rrown was an active member OF the
Baptist church. Two years ago
Mrs. Brown and her family moved
10 Torrance.
She had been i'll for tbout six
r'' nths before her death and was
token TO the California hospital in
os Angeles. She was buried in
Rose Hills Memorial park near
v'i'tier. Among her survivors are
her husband, Andrew J. Brown, 10
children, and 20 grandchildren.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-25

If YOU are one of those who have
demanded that Washington find
something concrete you can do to-
ward winning this war, your time
has come.
Right at home, without hardship
or sacrifice, you can help to save
lives of tens of thousands OF Amer
leans. to knock months CT years
eff the time it will require to whip
Hitler. perhaps even to save us
from defeat.
You can resolve and plan, and
crganize-and make good-to save
rubber by sharing your car with
others when you drive to work, go
shopping, take the children to
school, or use the automobile for
any essential purpose.
If we continue operating our cars
as we have, 20 millions out Of the
33 millions will be laid up by late
summer of l943, for the duration
of the war.
That would be a national tragedy
1t would slow down TO a snails pace
the present mad tempo OF our pro-
duction. 1t would prolong the war
by reducing the weight of material
we can throw against Hitler and
the JapS 1t would mean the death
of tens of thousands and the maim-
ing of hundreds Of thousands OF
soldiers, sailors and marines who
need not be sacrificed.
Our whole productive economy is
BASED upon use of the automobile.
it, we can not get our war
workers TO and from their jobs.
We can not possibly meet the pro-
1ucticn demands of all out war
Without automobiles for workers
transportation.
In a year or Is months, if We
ignore present warnings and ccn-
tinue to waste rubber, vital fac
tories must slow down because
many workmen won't be able 10 get
to their jobs.
BY sharing rides the available tire
supply can be made TO last between
three and four years. BY that time
We nope TO have ended the war. II
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-25
Plane Plant Must
Barqain With Clio

WASHINGTON, May 25. CJP)-
A trial examiner for the National
Labor Relations board today rec
commended that North American
Aviation, Inc, Inglewood, Calf.
bargain collectively with the United
Automobile. Aircraft and Agricul-
tural Implement Workers (CIO) as
the sole bargaining agent CT the
plants production employees.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-25
DONOHUE REPORTED
"ABOUT THE SAME"

Word was received Monday from
the bedside of John w. Donohue,
nov a patient in the Southern Pacif-
ic hospital in San Francisco, that
he is about the same" Mrs. Dono-
l.ue, who is with him, wrote friends
in FL Centre that her husband
showed no improvement and still
suffered greatly.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-25
Scanning |. Y.
tews Horizon
ERNEST STAUCH
COMPLETES FURLOUGH

Earnest w. Stauch of the gov
eminent commissary department
left Monday by plane to return to
his station in the Panama Canal
2uae. Stauch has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Earl ] Davis of
the McCabe district. on furlough.
lie left from Mexicali by the Mex
ico City plane and expected to
continue from there by Pan-Ameri-
can clipper
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-25
Government Costs
Up II Per Cent

SACRAMENTO, May 25 (UP) -
Cost OF city and county government
in California to taxpayers rose q
per cent in the 10 years since 1892
State Controller Harry B. Riley
reported today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-25

maintenance except for armament
and ammunition. lilo" would be
reserved for metal going into heavy
and medium bombers while "1.20"
would indicate attack, dive, scout
and torpedo bombers.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-25
Victims Identify
RrawIev Suspect
Continued from Page One)

'1tiibiiiaSd iio1ii t-hSS Nilcl
~" "a s'rawley since December
snd had been working in a hNx
cn",nany plant not far from the
.ee''~ he selected for attacking the
ssNs~ai bows. officers said.
The district attorneys staff and
f.s~iev police questioned Lazarus
e~d his victims Monday and gather
sd details 10 be used in his prosecu-
ton.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

"West Tampa MetOdista", N,
Albany Y Union st. Francisco
Boan, Pastor.
Escuela de la Iglesia, 9:45 a
m.
Quito de Communion, 8 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n, Jueves, a
las 8 p. m.
West Tampa Congregations.
les. 1929 Laurel, st. Rev. v. A
Venezia, Pastor.
Escuela de la Iglesia $50 a
m.
Quito y Sermon, IL 800 a. m.
Quito y Sermon, 1880 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
EXPLOTO UN CANTON CAR
GADO DE MUNICOINES

Smithfield, Carolina del Nor
tie, mario TN canton car
gado de munciones exploto
hoy en- la carretera, en- Selma,
destruyendo por complete un
hotel, una gasolinera y una
taberna. La carretera, de &C.
mento, fue arrancada debajo
del canton en- una extension
de 80 pies.
Cinco personals recibieron lie
stones fatales, dos de elias en-
accidente automovilista. Tres
murieron en- ell hotel Talton.
Ell autom6vil en- que viaja-
ban George Stroup y Cecil
Propst vol6 por ell aire al lie
gar junto al canton, que en-
aquel momento explot6. Mas
de 100 personals sufrieron he
ridas.
La detonaci6n Sc oy6 en- I'm
radio de so millas.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
DESTRUCTION DE UN AL
MACEN Y TALLERES EN-


Managua, Nicaragua, MARIO
7.-Comentando la destruction
por un incendio ell pasado do
mingo de un almacen de gran
tamano y varios talleres ell pre-
sidente de la Rep1blica, general
Anastasio Somoza, hizo estas
manifestations: En- ell pasado
Sc han perpetrado actos de sa-
botaje contra mi persona y mi
familia y he sido clemente con
los criminales; pero cuando ell
enemigo comete delitos cue des-
truyen propiedades de la naci6n
me propongo realizar una que
ira sin tregua contra los quinta
coludnnistas y todos los enemi
Cos del estado". Todas las agen-
cias del gobierno han recibido
6rdenes para intensificar la vi
gilancia.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
DONA CUATRO AE2OPIAa
NOS PARA Russia LA DANA
INGLESA MACROBERT

Londres, MARIO Lady Ma
crobet, que despues de la inter-
tie de su tercer y ultimo hijo en-
Ell aire di6 25,OOlO libras esterli-
mas al ministerio del aire para
un bombardero Stirling con ell
nombre "La Republica de los
Macrobert", ACADIA de donar o.
tras 10000 libras para c~onstruir
cuatro cazas que llevaran a Ru-
STA los nombres de sus hijos v
ell de ella.
LAS palabras no pueden ex-
presar, dijo, mi administrator
por 10 que Russia esta hacienda
baJo Ia magnlfica inspiration
de Stain. Hitler jamas podra
destruir tai espiritu, como no
podra destruirnos a n~osotros.
Que estas palabras lleguen a Ru
STA y sus heroicas mujeres. Yo
saludo ell indomable coraz6n de
tad pals y de tales mujereS, ma
dres como 20, que orgullosamen
tie dan sus hijos, TODD 10 que son
y poseen."
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
SECCION DE CULTOS

(Viene de la SG pdg.)
Quito y Sermon IL 700 3. m.
y 7:30 p. m.
Quito en- espahol, Microbes
7:30 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
RICO DERRoTO A MIKE BE-
LLOISE

New York, MARIO 7.-Al ser
derrotado por Chester Rico, en-
ell Coliseum del Bronx, Mike Bel
loise, ell ~excampe6n del peso de
pluma, anunci6 su retirada del
"ring."
La victoria de Rico fue por
nocaut tecnico.
Al darse la noticia de la reti-
rada, Ell pGblico tribute a Belloi-
Sc una ensordecedora ovaci6n.
Jack Lamatto, del Bronx, de-
rrot6 a Frank Jameson, de Chi
cago. Los dos gladiadores Sc Pc
garon desde la primera campa-
NADIA hasta la Ultima.
Phil Terranova venci6 por no
caut tee co, en- ell tercero, a Oh.
Aldrich, de Pffarson, New Jer-
sey.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
DIVoRCIoS

Decretos: Auuatus Rrpert
Knight contra Viola Knight
Joe Scclaro contra Rrihy Soda
TO; Irwin B. Bowen contra
Zelle Bowen; William Brown
contra Anne Brawny.
Nuevas demandas Silas Roll
ms contra Margaret Rollins;
Louise NJ. Adams contra Ken
drick Earl Adams; Lucy Ash
contra Oliver Hunt Ash; Fun
ice La Rose contra Daniel La
Rosa; Xena Carmen contra
Ralph Carmen; William Mar
rion Brownlee contra Mary
Mrownlee; Elgie Morris contra
Gertrude Morris; Adela HAIL
and contra Arthur J, Halland.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
RE3UELTA LA CRISIS PO-
Utica EN- BOLIVIA

La Paz, Bolivia, mario Tia
crisis pclftica ha sido resuelta
por Ell p~residente de la repdblica
Enrique Peharanda del Casti-
llo.
El nuevo ministerio o gabine-
te incluye a Eduardo Anze Ma
tienzo, ministro de re,aciones
exteriores general Felipe Rive
"a, ministro del interior y JUS
ticia; Joaquin Espana, ministro
de hacienda; Remy Rodas Err
guinO, ministro de educaci6n /;
Arturo Pinto EScalier, ministro
de trabajo; general Jose Miguel
Gambia, ministro de defensa;
Alberto Crespo, ministro de e.
conomia; general Julio San Gil
mes, ministro de obras p1blicas,
y Adolfo Vilar, ministro de agri
eultura. Penaranda ofrece ga
rantizar todos los derechos en-
las venideras elecciones y por
este motive nombr6 al general
Rivera ministro de la goberna-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
IA CACT'TA
FABRICAS DE
NOS C~ONSTRUIDAS EN-
LUGARES DONDE NO
PUEDEN LAS
BOMBAS

Londres, MARIO 5.-La Gran
Bretana esta construyendo ia
bricas de aeroplanos a tanta
profunidad, que a elias no po'
dram llegar las bombas, inclu-
yendo las de mayor penetra-
ci6n y capacidad destructive
Para estas fabricas, que son Sc
cretas, Estados Unidos ha man
dado herramientas y materia-
les.
En- elias solo son usados los
trabajadores de complete con
fianza.
Los t1neles han sido refor-
zados con acero y concrete
las paroles pintadas con colo
res alegres.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

tiples males sociales que encen-
dian la ira en- ell pecho de nues-
tro Salvador. ST nosotros mira
semos en- enojo, pero bajo "a
prisma en- que JESUS veia de Sc
guro nos esforzariamos mas
por corregir los males que afai-
gen al mundO.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
MENSAJE EVANGELICO
"Justa Indignation de JESUS

Texto Biblico: "Y miranda
les. con en0jo".-S. Marcos.
3:5.
Guam significativo fue STEM
pre- ell enojo de JESUS. Jamas Sc
indign6 por ofensas ~personales,
a pesar de que sufri6 injusticias
e ignominias como ningdn ser
humane ha alcanzado a sufrir.
Lo que lie llenaba de Santa ira
era era la exploitation de los de-
biles y de los inocentes. Desaten
der las necesidades del hombre
por apegarse a la letra de la ley,
egOista y friamente, profanar
ell Temple de Dios pOr avaricia,
y tratar de sacar provecho de
los pequenitos, todas estas CO.
sas lie hacfan mirar icon enojo".
Ante la justa indignation de
JESUS, son tan baladies las ra-
zones que precipitan nuestras
e~xplosiones de ira! Generalmen
tie fla santa indignation" que
Sc apodera de nuestro ser no es
mas que resultado de algdn in
suite personal; pero frente a la
perversidad en- atlas esferas o
ante la exploitation del debil per
manecemos impavidos y sere-
nos; cerramos los ojos a los null
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
MATRIMONIoS

Ernesto Valdes, 81, y Doro-
tea Lopez, 81 William M. EN-
cry, "a, Margaret Two Nichols,
16; Thurman Eugene Garner,
81, y Frances Smith Bell, So
George M. Carver, 81, y Mona
Lee Overstreet, IS; Joaquin D.
Fernandez, SO, y Adela Sais,
27; ]. Howard Modes, SO, y
Ruth Willover, %; Elliott H.
Hodes, %, y Jewell Clanton, "a.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

cuci6n de un comdnista y a
febreos que hacian propagan
da a favor de Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
E~JECUTADOS UN COMUNIS
TIA Y a HEBREOS

Lordres, MARIO LA Ra-
dio de Oslo anuncia hoy Ia e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
The On|ooker
BY Henry McLemOre

makes il instantly recognizable.
This is its cry. 1t is always the
same. From Maine to Florida
il sounds as If il were saying.
Pull over. Pull over. Whereya
thinkya going? Whereya thinkya
going?"
II can almost always he found
on or near broad. straight high
ways, which are its feeding
ground. although sometimes il
seeks shelter over the tops Of
hills. just around sharp curves
and behind sign boards.
Gendarmius Horribilis Is car
nivorous. II feeds off man. II
will sometimes chase a man for
miles. and IL almost never fails
TO catch its prey.
II talks much more than the
parrot, or the crow with a split
tongue, but il cannot be rea-
soned with as successfully.
Once IL pounces upon its prey,
Gendarmius Horribilis drives IL
10 the side OF the road-it never
feeds directly on the highway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
BY T.. v. DurIing

get my vest off without taking
of my coat
A CONTEMPORARY expert
"A on love revives the theory
that the emotion of love centers
in the liver and not in the heart.
/ still prefer to believe the grand
passion centers in the heart.
Anyway, as I said before things
have gone too far for us to
switch from the heart to the
liver in discussing love.
For instance I think il would
sound a little silly to sing Two
Livers That Beat in Waltz
Time" or stop! Stop! You're
Breaking My Liver" or my
Liver Belongs to Daddy"
So Mr.. and Mrs. Mickey
Rooney haven't been getting
along so well in their married
life. Too bad. Mr.. Rooney is
an only child and what has hap
pened seems to add additional
confirmation to the claim that
marriages in which the husband
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
BY Damon RunyOn

soldiers had to volunteer and a
lad under 81 could not enlist
without the consent of his par
ents or guardians.
The age range in that war
was pretty wide, as even elderly
gentlemen rushed in seeking adj
venture more than anything else.
The war ended too quickly to
become a drain upon our man.
power.
The average age Of the men
of the AEF in World War
was about 25, if we may credit
the statement of the American
Legion that the present average
age of the members of that or
ganization is so. In that war
we had upwards of 100000
men in the service, the largest
force in our history but a mere
advance guard to what is COM
ing. as is indicated by current
events.
I UNDERSTAND that some of
Il my readers were somewhat
startled by my prediction that
the army in this war will re-
quire $4,000, 900 men. I meant,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

and proceeds to torture its catch
before giving il the works.
A LMOST every one in this
"A country has seen a Gendar-
mius Horribilis feeding. It
makes for a pathetic sight. The
victim is always babbling in
coherent lies, telling of the inn
portant people il knows, and
generally begging for its life.
This never does any good.
Unfortunately for this we'll
known American species, il can
feed of only . fast-moving citi-
Zens. Through quirk of nature
il cannot strike citizen who is
moving along at leisurely pace
in his automobile.
IL must find its prey among
those moving so, 20, so miles an
hour.
With the adoption of the IS
m. p. h. limit, the Gendarmius
HorribiliS is doomed.
Like the Carolina parakeet
and the passenger pigeon, which
once flourished in this country
thanks. Johnny kieran, for tell
ing me that we once had Caro-
lima parakeets in this country
il must disappear.
Disappear, that is, unless some
of us quickly band together and
start a movement for the estab-
lishment of a sanctuary for speed
cops in this country.
It would not be fair for the
generations of Americans 10
come not 10 be able TO see and
know speed cops.
We save redwood trees. and
buffaloes, and early American
furniture. and certainly none of
these has ever been as integral
a part of American life as Cen
darmius HorribiliS.
MY ENCYCLOPEDIA informs
I'I me (Kieran's line was busy
the second time l called him).
that sanctuary must provide
a natural habitat, freedom from
molestation, and natural feed
ing ground.
A speed cop sanctuary would
be simple.
The sanctuary could be estab-
lished anywhere where there is
a main highway. We don't have
to worry about the molestation
part of il, because who in the
world ever molested speed
cop?
AS for the feeding, each day
10 volunteer motorists could
speed through the sanctuary
and allow the cops to come cry
ing and cawing out, and write
out their tickets. .u
And think of this. fellow mo-
florists. If, by any chance. the
species increased too rapidly, an
open season might be declared
on the Gendarmius Horribilis,
and can you imagine any greater
pleasure than going bang! bang!
bang! at speed cop, and telling
him TO pull over?
Distributed by MeNsusht Syndicate, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

Lore looks not rith the eyes,
But tOith the mind;
And, therefore, Winged Cupid
Is painted blind.
Shakespeare
COL. f. r. BRADLEY of
~ Lexington, KY, and Palm
Beach, Fla. the colonel. now in
his eighties, says he is feeling
fine and hopes 10 win three or
four more Kentucky Derbies be-
fore he passes on.
Grace Moore, Of the opera.
shortly to appear in La
Boheme" which is my favorite
opera. / have heard il about so
times. AS for Miss Moore it
seems only the day before yester-
day she was singing "All Alone
on the Telephone" in THE Music
Box Revue" However. the
records reveal that was just
about 20 years ago.
Benny Leonard, former light
weight champion. Benny had
800 fights in his ring career one
of which was with a battler
named Jimmy Doolittle. Yes,
sir il was the same fellow who
is now Brig. Gen. James Doc
little.
IN a recent New York City air
Il raid alarm the "all clear
was sounded five minutes after
the alarm. But many people
didn't hear the "all clear" and
maintained blackout conditions
for four hours.
/ have been in quite few air
raid alarms in various parts Of
the country.
My system is to keep an eye
on the street or highway lights;
when they go on again / know
the "all clear" has been sounded
even if / haven't heard it. And
lots Of times haven't heard it.
A MONG other things neces-
IA sary to qualify as a men,
Der of the British Commands
man has to be able TO carry a
man of his own weight on his
back distance of 200 yards in
two minutes.
Get a man of your own weight
and try it. would try it myself
but my back is still sore from
accepting a challenge to try 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

is an only child are successful
on only rare occasions.
STAR GAZER says those born
~ under sign Of Leo hate rain.
was born July "a and I don't
hate rain. ! don't care much for
walking or riding around in the
rain but there is something TO
be said for rainy afternoons
spent before a fireplace.
What are your rainy after
noon memories?
Another reason why / don't
hate rain is because l certainly
can pick those mud horses.
Said Theodore Roosevelt:
This country will not be .
permanent place for any Of us
Go live In, unless we make IL
reasonably good place for all OF
us to live in"
YOUNG woman of California
i says she has had 994 pro-
posals of marriage in year and
adds:
"I am a starlet under con-
tract to one Of the ma or studios.
Most of the proposals camc
when on n victory caravan tour.
AS an indication of what hype
of young woman 1t is that can
inspire nearly thousand pro-
posals a year this starlet is %
years old, weight 10 pounds. is
a blue eyed blonde. incidentally
she seems to be a very unusual
starlet as she says:
please don't use my name,
I'm not looking for publicity.
Just wanted to give You m
angle on the matrimonial oppor-
tunities offered . Hollywood
starlet."
WHEN you are in the army
w you do what you are
ordered to. This often makes
things very tough.
Take those fellows playing in
the show This Is the Army"
A lot of them would like to be
in active service instead of
travelling around with a show.
Said one of these boys:
Imagine how I will feel when
my kid say: Daddy, what did
you do I'm the Great War;
"And I will have to say:
IL was q chorus girl In This
Is the Army"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
BOY Soldiers
of Civil War

of course, including the men
behind the combat divisions. I
stand pat on that figure.
Indeed, / am commencing to
feel that / may be a little on
the conservative side. And this
army must surely go down to
the boys of Is because that il
our reservoir of real fighting
strength.
I repeat that I deplore the
prospect as much as anybody
else. think it dreadful that
lads who only yesterday were
little children playing in the
backyard have to be called to
fight and die. But know the
awful demands of war and our
youth is the most awful demand
of all.
Yet I see no alternative with
our armies moving North, South,
East and West and requiring
constant requirements. The
middle-aged men now being
called to the colors would be a
joke in combat service.
It Is the kids who win wars.
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

MYTH the adoption Of
w national 35 m. p. h. speed
himit, as recommended In the
IBaruch report. the genus Gen.
|darmius Horribilis Is threatened
with extinction.
The genus Gendarmius Horri-
bills is commonly known as the
Fpeed cop. II is familiar 10
every man. woman and child in
this country. There isn't city.
town or village that doesn't har-
Dor at least one of the species.
In the South il usually has
white whipcord leg markings
|au blue vest. The northern
|arN eastern species is usually
solid blue wi a white Stetson
|topknot. and al the Far West il
has a Sam Browne waist mark
ing.
But no matter its markings, II
has a trick of blending with the
foliage so that II usually cannot
be seen until too late.
DUT genus Gendarmius Horri-
- bills. no matter its habitat.
has one characteristic which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
EWHEN shall take my
Vchild for his first visit to

"WlHsE;sS 81 shall I'll. at I take lI;.,, my ny
the oculist:"
Answering this question in his
presidential address on Lifelong
Care of the Eyes" before the
Section on Eye Diseases at the
American Medical Association,
DR.. Lawrence T. Post, of st.
Louis, advises that ii is well to
test the vision between the
third and fourth years to make
a superficial examination for
external disease at that time,
but that the first thorough
examination should be made at
the start of the second grade
in school. because it is then that
the child really begins to use
his eyes for prolonged class work
and a complete checkup of the
external muscles of the eyes
and of the refraction is indi-
Gated at this time.
NATURALLY if there are indi-
~ cations of poor vision, near
sightedness or cross eyes be-
fore then an examination is
indicated, but Doctor Post is
referring above TO the child who
appears to be normal, who does
not complain of headache or
blurred vision etc.
This idea of the child going
to the oculist regularly as he
goes TO the dentist is somewhat
of a new one, but is quite in
line with the great modern
movement of child hygiene.
That il is based on the old
saw that an ounce of prevention
is worth a pound Of cure goes
without saying. but there is
also the knowledge we now
have, that not only child hygiene
is at stake, but also adult
hygiene.
MANY an adult has a perma-
NA nently crippled dental arch
because no one paid attention
to the decay in his sixth year
tooth, thinking IL was only
another baby TOOTH" and many
q man or woman has gone