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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
SoIons Criticize
Rubber Program

WASHINGTON, May 26-UP)-
The senate committee investigating
the war program today criticized
the administration handling of
the Stockpile, synthetic and scrap
rubber programs and warned that
there would be no new rubber for
y. ivate civilian use for three years
The statements were made in a
formal report on the rubber situ-
ation presented to the senate by
Chairman Harry S. Truman, D.,
Mo.
The committee painted a gloomy
picture of a future in which, it said.
the Uaited States will be largely
dependent on synthetic rubber.
Conceding that "hindsight is bet
ter than foresight" the committee
blamed the country's present plight
upon:
/. A l941 orgy of rubber con-
sumption" by automobile manufac-
turers which was not checked by
the office of production manage
ment.
2. Secretary of Commerce Jesse
Jones reducing of a proposed l94l
synthetic program from 100000 to
10000 tons annually.
3. Dutch and British rubber in
terests who wanted to keep produc-
ticn at profitable levels and were
reluctant TO expand production
even with Dunkirk behind them"
LACK OF AUTHORITY
T. Lack of a centralized author
ity to start a synthetic program.
5. The cartel arrangement be-
tween Standard Oil cocpany New
Jersey and I. G. Farbenindustrie,
the German chemical trust.
g. Failure to start a scrap rub
her collection program even though
the junk heaps hide "a greater
wealth CT vital rubber than our
enemies could assemble from all
sources available to them today
The report indicated no major
relief could be anticipated from
any source others than synthetic
rubber plants. 1t said the guayule
rupber bush would play little or
no part in the present war and that
no mere than 1900 tons annually
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
Second Front in
Europe Mapped
(Continued from Fage ONel

Continued from Fage O1e)
reported in battles still in progress,
japanese wars hips concentrate
around Formosa for invasion of
Fukien province.
AUSTRALIA - Allied bombers
damage runways and buildings and
destroy four enemy planes in at
tacks on Rabaul and Lac bases OF
Japanese.
LIBYA-RAF starts big fires in
raids on Martuba, Benghazi and
Tmimi. desert bases of Axis.
LONDON - Admiral Sir Andrew
Browne Cunningham, coming to
United States, says Italy was almost
knocked out of war and will be
crushed when Allies achieve Medi-
terranean equality of fleets.
OFFENSIVE PLANNED
In their secret talks with the
British leaders the members of the
American war mission probably are
taking full recognition of the fact
that Russia is urging-and needs
immediate aid.
In fact. there are indications that
Hitler's long-heralded 1912 offens-
i've may be underway, because if the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
Local Union Will
Vote on Official

Imperial and Yuma Valleys will
have a voice in the election of a
new motion picture projectionists
union president to succeed George
E. Browney, convicted last year
with the notorious union racketeer
William Bioff, for extorting thous-
andS of dollars from movie eXecu-
tiveS.
r. w. Barrigan, secretary of Lo-
cal CSC, International Alliance OF
Theatrical and State employees, and
projectionist at the United Artists
theater, left Tuesday for Columbus
O., where he will be a delegate to
the national convention of the un-
ion.
The convention opens June /.
Most important matter to be pre-
sented. Barrigan said. will be nomi-
nations for a successor to Browney
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
Selfish Interest
Charged to wPB

WASHINGTON. May 26-(UPD-
Charges that selfish interests DOM
mate the war production board and
that its initials stand for I'VE pass
the buck" were made by two sen
atcrS today.
Criticism of the war agency was
voiced at an agriculture sub-com-
mittee hearing by Sens. Guy M.
Gillette, D.. Ia, and Ellison d.
Smith, D.. S. G.
Selfish interests of one sort or
another dominate the board, par
ticularly the chemicals division" E"
Gillette said. THE agency Is
adsmsnt in not letting agriculture
into the picture 10 produce indus
trial alcohol tor the manufacture
of synthetic rubber
Smith. in labelling WPB we pass
the buck" told tie subcommittee
he didn't believe I'll this expen-
sive tommyrot" in the manufacture
of alcohol
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26

NaZi counlerdrive in the Izyum-
Barvenkova sector, 70 miles south of
Kharkov, succeeds in breaking up
the Red armys spring offensive the
Germans probably will keep on 60
ing.
Moscow advices revealed that the
Russians at the start of the third
week of the battle of Kharkov were
on the defensive along the 155-mile
Kharkov front, beating of Nazi at
tackS launched with fleets of $50 or
more tanks in a single sector.
The Germans claimed that their
dive-bombers were destroying the
bulk of three Russian armies caught
in a steadily-tightening trap in the
Izyum- -Barvenkova sector, but mill
tary quarters in London believed
the Nazi claims were eXtravagant.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
RELOCATION

the Milner-G -Gooding canal north OF
Eden, will be ready in July with
1900 acres eventually to be ir-
rigated
Page said further sites were un-
der consideration as relocation CEN
ters for the thousands of Japanese
moved from the west coast. Re-
quirements of the centers, he said,
are that they must be able to sup
port at least 5000 persons, provide
useful public works of permanent
value and be in one block Of land
to facilitate administration and
military protection.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
Mexican Unions
Give Peace PIedqe

MEXICO CITY. May 26-(UP)-
The GIN Mexican workers confed-
erationD has cred TO suspend
strikes and all labor stoppages for
the duration Of the emergency, il
was announced today
The cffer was said TO have been
made contingent upon a guarantee
for government cooperation in set
Ting labor disputes and upon the
inclusion CT labor representatives on
committees formed TO regulate the
national economy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
CityLocks Stores,
Clerks Diq Beets

NAMPA, Ida, May 26. up
This city of 10000 persons will lock
up its stores for a half day starting
tomorrow to free store clerks, mer-
chants and other city workers for
work in sugar beet fields.
Merchants voted to close their
establishments until l pm. daily,
except Saturday, for the next two
weeks because a shortage of labor
threatened loss of 1000 acres of
sugar beets in the adjoining farm
ing area.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
Film Cowboy Gets
90Days in Jail

HOLLYWOOD, May 26 CUP -
jerome Blackjack" Ward, 5l-year-
old film cowboy, today was SEN
fenced to 80 days in county jail
for assault with deadly weapon
in a bar room brawl Dec. 2.
Ward was acquitted two years ago
of murder in the fatal shooting of
Johnny Tyacke, another movie
cowboy.
Judge A A. Scott, who tried both
cases, pointed out the victims in
both cases were hardened char
acterS."
Nevertheless, you are not per-
mitted TO take the law into your
own hanGS." A light sentence was
imposed, he said, because of Ward S
i'll health.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
Reno Police Probe
Mystery Murder

RENO New, May 26. CUP) Reno
police today Investigated the as
serted murder of a black k-haired
young woman wearing blue bobby
socks and a blue print dress.
A junk dealer found the body,
the blue -floWered dress torn to bits,
in canyon near Sparks, New, late
yesterday.
Coroner F. J. Cunningham said :
Il am positive she was murdered.
The position of the body, the condi-
ton of the face and head eliminate
any theory of suicide or death from
natural causes"
The woman apparently died about
two weeks ago. The blue bobby socks
and shoes of an expensive make
we're the two principal clues to her
identity, Cunningham said
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
Farmers Discuss
E Evucuee Labor

lrea is within military restricted
zones.
The army has consistently refus-
ed to permit entry of any Japanese
into the restricted zones" Bucknel
said. I'VE are trying TO set up q
plan to use the Japs in the 10 pei
cent unrestricted area, and use the
resultant saving of white labor to
relieve the shortage in the 80 pei
cent area
RESTRICTIONS URGED
Fresno county District Attorney
w. c. Tupper said there was a def
mite labor shortage in prospect and
indicated farmers generally welcom-
ed employment of japanese provid-
ing the army will restrict their
movement"
Another district attorney, j. L
Heenan of Yuba county, said he
believed farmers in his county were
not very warm to the idea"
Assistant District Attorney Leroy
Mccormick of Tulare county re-
ported his county'S labor shortage
was not yet acute but that if the
japanese were going to stay they
should be put to work.
D. B. Higgins, Butte county board
of supervisors chairman, said farm
ers in his county felt there wasn't
enough shortage of labor to war
rant transer of any more japanese
to the county.
The program to recruit japanese
evacuees, tentatively adopted at the
conference, must receive approval
of the army, war relocation author
ity, Gov. Olson, county officials and
individual employers before it car
be put into effect.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
NOTICE FILED

A notice Of their Intention TO
marry was filed with County Clerk
w. j McClelland recently by Glenn
Ernest Shumard, 20, San Diego
crane operator, and Margaret Es-
ther Baxter, II, E. Centre resident.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
DIVORCE GRANTED

A final divorce was granted ir
superior court Monday to Nells
Davis in her suit against M. B
Davis.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
Scanningl.v Y.
Jews Horizon
INTEND TO WE'D

julius Hilfiker, q, aircraft COM
pan" employe of Huntington Park,
and Rositta Karlen, II, Holtville
student. recently filed notice of
their intention to marry.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
OBTAINS DIVORCE

Ruth P. Williams Monday was
granted divorce from S. P. Will
! lsms in Imperial county superior
court.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26

SACRAMENTO, May &c. CUP)-
A program for use of japanese
evacuees to relieve the farm labor
shortage, subject to high authorita-
tive approval. was tentatively ap-
proved today after a disclosure Cali
fornia farmers were more concerned
with removal of japanese from re-
stricted districts than labor scare
ity.
Northern California farmers told
federal and state officials at a con-
ference yesterday they would rather
lose three fourthS of their crops
than face the constant threat" OF
japanese in their midst.
Officials from Yuba. Butte, Fres-
no and Tulare counties accompanied
representative farmers to the con-
ference called by Gov Culbert o.
son to discuss a plan for use of Jap
aneSe evacueeS in agricultural areas
in unrestricted areas.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-26
PLAN OPPOSED

George Goldman, Tulare county
farmer, expressed the farmers view
point when he said I'VE would rath-
er lose three fourths of our crops
than leave the Japs unrestricted
in our county. But if the army does
Mt act to remove them, we feel
they should be put to work"
The existence of a labor shortage
in varying degees was revealed by
nearly all delegates.
Frank L. Buckner, farm place
ment representatives of the U. S.
employment service, said 80 per
cent of California's agricultural
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Funeral Services
Held For Mrs.
w. NJ. Mansfield

Funeral services inr Mrs.
Sarah Mansfield who died ~ her
home here last xeek, Nefe ctn-
Quoted Friday - Our Lady q
Victories church By the Rev = J.
Carey Iuiefmens VAS ia The
Machpelah cemetery
Pail bearers were Roger Mans
field. Willie johnson. Dick Sim.
mons. Delbert warden and
Charles and John Simmons Fails
Funeral Hame was IN charge.
Mrs. Mansfield. who was q
years old, was ; native Of Pasea.
rouia where she rad lived q lie
Of usefulness and courage. Shs
YEAS TIE widow q w n Mans.
field who died . few years ego.
Sire Is survived BY SIX dauah.
tefA. Mrs Mamie Duck ard Ms.
A J. Bfestle PaseaaoHla Mrs.
Emmie simamonk Mrs Louise
Afayes ard Mrs George o Hoeke.
Mohale. = n 6Mrs J P DUntnef.
Kansas City. Kans. four ssns.
william Mansfield, and Dan
Mansfield. kreoie. Tom Mans
field Ph1enlx, Ariz. and Scot
Mansfield. psseaeoula. ane sister.
Mr. c = Dickens. Kreele ard
81 grandchildren
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CONTRACT NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen that The
Board q Trustees Of the Mos
Point City Schools viii At their
regular meeting on Monday. AUG
usl : 1851. let contract Tor trans
porting those eoiered pupils en-
fltHrd 81 transportation residing
III tho area 81 the International
PapeffniI q tire Maenolia School
and return for the session 1912 -
of fhc pubic schools ~ said city.
Bids viii be received Tor one or
two years
Specifications governing said
contract are on file with 9. H
Martin. secretary Of the School
Board
There viii BE- approximately 3
pupils All bids are required 70
Be- sealed ana accompanied By
cash OF { certified check q The
sun Of $500. and flied wifh the
secretary IN OF before 5 r n On
August 3 1919
bond viii b. required d the
contractor and the Board Of Trus
tees reserves the right to reject
ang and al bids
J. 4 CIRLOT
President
o. II MARTIN
Secretary
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Democratic Primary Election
To Be Held Over State August 18th

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Notice IS hereby gwen that i.
A. W. Eambley. Constable 81 Beat
2 under the provisions Of and b.
virtue 81 the authority conferred
upon me by 3 judgment IN the
Justice Of the Peace Court Of
b p. Hobby. Justice Of The Peace,
in the case Of Builders supply.
Inc. vx Ernest Simmx. vii. on
Monday. the 3rd day Of August.
1897, offer for sale and wiil sell,
At public auction for cash. q The
highest and best bidder, It the
north. or front door Of the county
courthouse 81 Jackson County,
Mississippi. during legal hours.
the following described property.
10 wit
Lot % Of Block 3 Of GaEuers
First Addition 90 Moss Pofnt be
Ing a subdivision Of the NV = Of
the NE 81 Section 70. Town
ship : South. Range 5 West IS
shown by plat recorded IN Plat
Book /. page 30 Of the Record 81
plafs Of Jackson County. MisSis
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Legal Notices
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senatof ~ Arthur Shaok 81
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tive a I Ford II Aekefusan Dis
tflct Attorney Thomas 8 Abefna
ibs 81 Okel0Fsa afs8 W r Brown
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Bnsby II Meridian ShNEiH Ffvl
Res OF Meridian Truman Ward
81 Enterprise and SUPER intend
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NOTICE or SALE OF BONDS

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son County. Mississippi 10 e Ere
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TO THE PUBLIC AND TO The
TAXPAYERS OF JACKSON


TAXPAYERS or JACKSON
COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
You are hereby notified that
the personal property assessment
roll Of the above named county.
for tire year 1912 and the real
property assessment roll Fl the
shove named county for the years
1912 and 1913 have been equal
fzed according 20 Law. and thai
said rolls are ready for inspection
and examination. and thai ans
objections 10 said rolls. or any as
sessnenf therein contained shall
Dc made in writing and flied with
The clerk Of the Board Of Super.
vlsors Of said county. on o. before
sfe Ist Monday. the Ord day 81
August. 1912 Il his office n the
Courthouse of said county. and
that all assessments % which ne
objections are then and fherf
made. will BE- finally approved b.
said Board Of Supervisors and
that al assessments II which OBJ
lections are made and whiea mas
be corrected and properly determ
med b said Board. Will b. made
final by said Board Of SepeFvis
ors ard that said rolls and tne rs
sessments contained therein vii
be approved b. said Board q 81
pefvisarz. ard that
Il This Board Vii be n e
sion. for the purpose - hrarfne
objections ~ the said assessment
which may be filed & the court
house II the CITY ~ p~ascagouis.
said County ard State. on the 3rd
DAY Of August. 1852 and.
This Board u SupefFS.
ors VIII remain Ia session fro1r
day - day until 81 objections
lawfully hled shall hsve beer
disposed u and 81 proper cor
rectinns made n ire sad saH
Witness the Signature ans sea-
- SAID Board ~ Supervisors fhi.
the 1eth day % Jgls. ie41
THE BOARD or SEPERNfS
ORS OF JACKSON COUNTY
B. < " BuRNHAh
b FRED TAYLOR
CEefkT
Ordered and aajadged Ind
July len. 1872
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NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT
~ FFEA

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
TO Earl. ALBERT FORClER
You are hereby Cited 70 arprar
before the ChanecrY Court ii thc
County al Jackson. ia said State
upon the Second Monday. tho
fssh dae 81 December. Ia41 "a
defend the suit pending therein
tlsan ct lgtvggeea 81 HtgHueas f0f
eicF wherein you are the defend
ant and wherein TIE complain
ant seeks q divorce ali as &
shown hy the Bill 81 Complaint
on file
WITNESS Ny HAND aud Seal
Of said Court upon this, tae 2nd
DAY Of July. 1872
SEAL
FRED TAYLOR
Clerk
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daf 81 July 1917
tsEALJ
WALTER X GUILTY.
Major
ATTEST
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