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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

and they both landed a couple OF
solid blows before they were sep
arated by District Attorney William
c. Tupper who admoniShed then
for fighting in county office. Paris
later apologized TO Holmes.
Earlier in the hearing, Howard
D. McCCon, 60, pOultryman, VIII,
spoke in favor of the district, suf-
fered a stroke and collapsed He
died in a hospital early today.
Petitions requesting formation Of
the mosquito abatement district hao
heea signed by 1000 persons. The
initial annual cost Of the district
was estimated at $4,000
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

ago by special train.
The blimps TO be stationed here
are 246 feet long with $4,000 cub
ic feet capacity, They are powered
by two bombs and other offensive
weapons.
Capt. Charles E. Rosendahl and
other navy dirigible experts be-
lieve that bllmps are the most ef-
fectiVe weapons against Submar-
ines close to shore. They can not
only spot for and direct other fight.
ing craft and hover over the scene
of submarine activity but can use
bombs and gunfire for extermina-
ton OF the enemy "rattlesnakes."
Six blimps presently are operat-
Ing on the Atlantic coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

ment the spokesman said. The
SWOC denounced the layoffs, as
serting there was plenty of work
to be done"
Production Of tin plate contain
ers for she'll castings is involved.
Order said the controversy dated
PACK two weeks to request by the
'reckoners"-men who Gull out ir-
regular and defective tin plates as
they come off the production line
Tor wage increase because the
weight OF the plates had been in
creased from LOT TO 1876 pounds per
base box, requiring more work.
He said the company made coun.
ter-proposals which called for
very little change and were un-
acceptable.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

Who kept their machines grinding
as the enemy hurled bombs 1t the
cauScWay.
Among the many unsung hero
ines who refused to seek the conf
raratively safety of Singapore is
land was Mrs. Stanley Baillie of
North Berwick, Scotland. She in
digAanly refused to accept advice
that she loay" a hospital base
where wounded soldiers could not
be moved.
Mrs. Baillie said farewell to most
of her friends and said she would
stand by in one Of the most danger
Gus areas. Her husband Is III the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

SJdJtS SCndtp.
The majority of these, compris-
ing a small portion of 1865 claims
represented in the treaty, are be-
lieved to be American citizens who
formerly controlled large blocks OF
irrigated lands below the border.
These holdings, along with many
multl-SectiOn tracts held by MeXl-
can citizens, We're seized and cut
up into smaller farms for the ben
eft of Mexican peasant farmers.
A plan for rcimburSing the for
mer owners had been in the pro-
cess Of formulation by the two
governments since 1899, and came
to fruition with the ratification
by the senate of the treaty. under
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
New Air School

TUCSON, Ariz., Jan. 3l-tUPD-
The Tucscn city council agreed to-
day to allow the Pacific Air Schoo.
evacuated from San Jose, Cal. to
operate ON the municipal air field
Twelve Latin American youths were
included in the list of 30 students
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
q AMBlING
X EpORTER
Chapttr No. s

Chapter No. 9
Next in the list OF things not tc
dc IN case OF an air raid il revealed
herewith oRcmcinEer, don't do it.
3 Ii you iiud an unc&ploded
bomb, always pick i up and shake
it. The mlu. pin may be stuck.
oab II i uursn't Wulk, leave Il
in the furnace 1'hr ike depart
ment will ccmr later and take care
of things
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
New Word Bureau

Things are looking up.
In case Of an emergency, says al.
article in the Warrior Nomad OF
Central Union high school and Jun
ior college Imperial valley will be
visited by "evacuties."
Heaven speed the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Showdown Hits
Defense Industry

GAR4, Ind, Jan 81. (UP)--A spokesman for the Car
Steel corporation said roo employees had been
lad Off at the huge Gary plant today and that 1900
more would be sent home during the day because of an
alleged showdown" in the reckoning department
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Weld erS Out in
hipyard Strike
Independents BaIk as AFL WieIds Dues
Club Over Members. Forces Discharge
o. Workers Refusing to Pay Tribute

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 81. (UP)-Independent Weld
ers, locked in jursdctiona fight with the American
Federation of Labor called strike at Puget Sound ship
yards today in the first serious labor dispute since the
United States entered the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Singapore Stands
Alone as Enemy
Occupies MoIoya
Nipponese Within 100 Miles of Burma
Road as British Driven From Moulmen
Stronghold; Dutch Navy Base Menaced
. BY UNITED PRESS -

spreading japanese offensive pushed back United
Nations defense lines Saturday at four vital points the
5,000-mes Far Eastern fighting front.
ON THE MALAYA FRONT, japanese forces estimated
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Mexico TO Repay
American Losses

Some 20 or 25 former land owners in the Imperial!
Valley of Mexico, whose holdings Mexicali
propflaed by the Mexican government in the agrarian
movement Of 1887 to be reimbursed for their losses
under terms of treaty ratified this week by the United
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Child, Man Struck Down
In Years First Traffic
Deoths on Valley Highways
BrawIey Girl Runs Into Path Of Au+o
Driven by Rancher; Second Death Car
FIees Scene Where Negro Man Died

First 1912 traffic deaths in Imperial county occurred
in the last "a hours, in BraWey and half mile
north of the Brawley city limits
The victims We're Patsy LeGrande, 2 year old Braw
ley child and Albert Harris 81 Negro living along New
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Purl Two, NIbraIe Two


We stipulate that the gals sew
or knit or something like that at
these Red Cross needle tests they
have. We contend however, that
they do other things, too.
For instance, the other night they
had q delightful discussion about
numerology. You know, that stuff
about number, names, vibrations
and whatnot. Don't write in and
tell RR what numerology is. RR
can't count anyway
The discussion became technical.
They discussed inner and outer VI
brationS before the evening was
over.
SO that's why those sweaters anG
things have that wavy appearance.
Mrs Charles BrattCn was hos
tess. Every time they meet, the Rec
Crossers pass around tickets. The
one who gets the blank ticket gets
n prize. Mrs. Bratton drew the
blank.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Another CLIPPING

AnOthCr CIipFlng-
Here is clipping from the
Nomad tho last paragraph in 4
faShiCl article:
To add a touch of glamour to
your formal if your dress has a
sweeping skirt wear fragile man.
tilla OF contracting color. Fol-
sOphistcatiCn elbow length gloves
with only finger tips peeking out i.
the answer; For the exotic effect
have a low cut dress"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
A Streak

Wilfrcd Allen, Jr.. of Brawley al
ways wanted to travel and see the
rest OF the United States.
AT last he had Il chance on
troop train taking Allen and other
Army flying corps members from
one place to another.
He saw the United States from
a tram travelling 80 miles an hcm
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
WEATHER

Maximum temperature Friday 81, minimum Sat
lrday 81; 5 am temperature Saturday, Al humid
ty 54; noon temperature Saturday 81, humidity
Z; pm temperature Friday go, humidity 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

L. A. HAY-U. S. No. 1 S22.5O 1880; L. s. No 2
leafy l. V. S21-22 L. 5. No. Sl8-I9 Mpls May
S2.2Oa,.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
FL Centre Business Barometer
BANK DEBTS

Total Cash, Checks and Drafts Sent
Through The Two Ell Centre Banks)
Evening star., 1942-03-02
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of ShowinS

Stage.
National-"My Sister Eileen" the
hilarity Of Life in Greenwich Village
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"A Yank on the Burma
Road" and more power to him:
1890 am, ITO, 3:35, 5:55, $50 and
1l:30 pm. Stage shows: 11:55 am.
2:20, 4:45, TAO and 1920 pm.
Columbia-"Remember the Day,
Miss Colbert as schoolmarm and
lover: II am. 1880, $50, 4:50, $50
$50 and 1880 pm.
Earle-"Captains of the Clouds.
with the Royal Canadian Air Force
and Jimmy Cagney: IL a.m.,' :35
4:25, ITO and 10 pm. Stage shows
los, 3:55, $40 and 9:10 pm.
acknowledgements" the o.
johnson antic on the screen
11:20 am, 1:25, $3.50, 5:35, 7:40 ano
$50 pm.
Citizen Kane" orsor
Welles Academy Award contender
II am, las, 4:20, and 9:45 pm
Metropolitan-"All Through the
Night" melodrama: IL an, los
$40, 5:15, 7:25 and 9:40 pm.
Palace-'Woman Of the Year,
Miss Hepburn wrestles charmingly
with her emotions: II am, 1:40
4:20. Z and $40 pm.
Pix-"40,000 Horsemen," Anzacs In
action: las, 3:55, 6, 8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux j News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1942-03-02

keeps that from being as bad as 1t
sounds is that the Earle group in
cludes 18 girls, which means that,
16 being used each week, each gets
one, week of in eight.
AS to what they will do during
their four-week layoff, nine Of the
girls are going to Florida after a
brief visit home.
Or, to be more specific, as the
girls themselves are, they will get
plenty Of sleep. read. take sun
baths, visit friends, 60 shopping and
relax.
They just can't believe they will
have four weeks in which to do all
those things.
Title department: "Nazi Agent"
which stars Conrad Veidt and Ann
Ayars, and which comes to the Co.
lumbia next Thursday, was shot
under the title "Out of the Past"
Other title changes, at least as
logical, but probably no more so,
include Along Came Murder"
which was originally known as kid
Glove Killer" and "Mokey," called
Mickey Delano" when it was in the
process Of being produced.
X
Bulletin board: Jimmy Durante,
the man with the nose, will head
line the Capitol's stage show the
week of March II. =. He will head
line a special revue. Mr.. DIS last
exhibition Of his talents locally oc-
CURED in 1.-THE Man Who Came to
Dinner" in which he impersonated
a character reputedly close to Harpo
Marx. Louis Adamic, who wrote
1.-TWO Way Passage" and THE Ma
tive's Return" among other pieces
of writing, has just been hired by
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer to author an
original screen play. "Tobey
Tyler" perennial favorite Of young
America, will be the next attraction
of the Children's Theater at the
National on Saturday. THE
Male Animal" will be the next pro-
duction OF Maryland University's
Footlight Club, which just finished
IbSen'S "Hedda Gabler." Aside
to Mary Ruth Parrish: II you will
call us on March 16 to remind us,
we shall say yes to your invitation
to speak to your group. Other
wise, in spite of all our calendar
notes, we might forget. Aside to
G. William Duncan: Thanks for your
letter. 1t was much better than
the column about which you wrote.
Evening star., 1942-03-02
Not for Publication

When the scripters of the Charles
Winninger-C Charlie Ruggles comedy,
Friendly Enemies" wrote q gag
involving q German newspaper, they
had no idea Of the furor it would
cause in Government circles.
Until now the prop man on q
picture has been able to get repro
duction Of any foreign-language
newspaper simply by ordering it
from a certain printing plant spe-
cializing in printed props for films.
So Ken Walton, prop man on the
Edward Small picture, tried the
usual routine.
The printer had no German type
on hand, 50 he went to the plant
of q Los Angeles German publica-
ton. There he found the F. B. I. on
guard over locked doors. It took
five messages to Washington, an
F. B. I. investigation here and two
affidavits that the type would not
be used for actual publication before
enough was released to print the
single paper used in Friendly
Enemies"
Evening star., 1942-03-02

co-authorship, directed movie, with
Henry Fonda playing Nugent's role
that Of Prof. Tommy Turner. i.
Principal changes In transition to
screen are merely amplif1cation. : &.
These include action on college
campus, football big game" rally.
flashes Of game itself and climax
situation in college auditorium.
Pomona College, Claremont, Calf. :,
Is educational institution doubling
for Midwestern U. Midwestern
Ii popularly supposed to represent
Ohio State University, alma mater
Of Authors Nugent and James Thur
ber. Screen Actors Guild regu-
lations made variation Of carrying
Goals to Newcastle" necessary.
Motor buses carried $50 "collegians, 4"
all registered film extras, to Pomona
campus.
Joan Leslie, high school junior in
real life, won swift promotion by
playing college coed in this pic
ture. Fonda wears glasses for
serious minded college professor, but
feminine members Of troupe agreed
they did not detract from his male
animal" appeal.
Secret Agent Of Japan"-In mat
ter Of hours after bombs fell on
Pearl Harbor, Goth Century-Fox's
Sol Wurtzel, known there as Keeper
OF the Bs." had script Of this flaring
war melodrama in hand and plans
ready for shooting within week. .
Result: First film about Japanese
war made after that war had ac-
tually begun.
Chief Jap tormentor Is husky
Preston Foster, who manhandles
one after another in cheering,
cheerful fashion due to clamp
down on alien activities. studio had
problem to find sufficient number Of
Jap villains among Hollywood small
part players Chinese actors
stubbornly refused to masquerade
as enemies.
Many early scenes had to be re-
taken because Foster, busy 6-footer,
looked like bully assaulting pint
sized Japs -. Director Irving Pichel
remedied this by having Foster fight
no less than two Japs at any one
time With pay check from this
Aim, Foster made last payment on
ranch he purchased recently few
miles from Hollywood As child,
Foster was ground down to poverty
and actually began to support self
at age Of 9 by working on uncle's
New Jersey farm Now he's right
back where he started, except that
he owns the soil on which he tolls
every spare moment Almost any
day now, Foster expects to lose his
56-foot power cruiser. Zoa III, to
the Navy.
Not glamorous, but certainly one
Of the most Interesting players Is
Noel Madison, who plays title role
.. Madison took 1t after three Jap
actors had turned 1t down for fear
Rising Sun bosses would subject rela-
tives to retaliatory measures
Blond Janis Carter advanced her
newly born screen career with a
featured role. bu. murder makes 1t
Short-lived Uniformed police
and plain clothesmen literally
scattered about set at all times and
Japs were forbidden to leave stage
unless escorted.
"Ride En- Cowboy"-Althoush
Abbott and Costello filmed this COM
Evening star., 1942-03-02

ma below. Every one agreed that the
two girls took it like real troupers.
When Joan's name finally was
called out by Ginger Rogers, last
years winner, who had been Sc
lected to make the awards, there
was thunderous applause. The two
sisters kissed, wept together-and
then everybody began feeling sorry
for Olivia"
Once again, as it was in the cases
of Sara Allgood in The Far Of
Hills" and Fred Tozere in MY
Hearts in the Highlands" Catholic
University pops up with an i'm
preSsive guest star in its production
of "Athaliah," scheduled for this
month.
The star in question is no less a
person than Florence Reed.
Miss Reed, one Of the country's S
foremost actresses, was last seen
here in the 1910 command perform
ance" of outward Bound"
Prior to that she played with
Katharine Cornell and Maurice
Evans in Romeo and Juliet" and
with Miss Cornell in the ill-fated
"Herod and Marianne" which
closed here without going to New
York.
n y \ II
Since they became the house
ballet more than three years ago,
the Roxyettes have had vacations
from the Earle. None, however, has
been anything like the four-week
rest period which will start next
Friday. That Is a vacation, sufn-
cient one to permit the girls to
go home, time off enough that they
may forget a routine which fire.
quently runs not merely four shows
a day, but also includes five hours
Of rehearsal The only thing that
Evening star., 1942-03-02
Vicarious Ace

High over the English Channel
and enemy territory, Victor Nc
Laglen" is fighting and winning
battles for Britain.
The Victor McLaglen" is British
Spitfire pursuit plane, so named
because 1t was donated by the
Friends of Britain Society, of which
Victor McLaglen, the actor. was the
first national president, and nearly
q year ago auctioned OF some OF his
most valuable race horses to start
the fund that resulted In the pur-
chase of the plane.
At the R-K-O Radio Studio, where
the London-born actor Is playing a
top role in Powder Town." he
received a picture from an unSpeci-
fed unit of the R. A. F. taken at
an unidentified coastal airport. 1t
shows the plane and crew, with
McIAglen's name clearly outlined
on the nose of the fighting craft, and
with the accompanying information
that It had been responsible, at the
GATE the picture was taken, for the
downing Of seven enemy planes.
The picture is McLaglen's proudest
possession.
Evening star., 1942-03-02

recognize him In either of q dual
role. AS owner of an Arizona
dude ranch he wears handlebar
mustache, while In another sequence
he appears as Gen. Custer. :.
Those Merry Macs"-Judd, Ted and
Joe McMichael and Mary Lou Cook
go histrionic in big way, their
musical efforts taking secondary
place. Boys play comedy ranch
hands. while Mary Lou is dude
ranch hostess. Macs sing that
"Hut Sut Song" once more, offering
1t in sequence where Costello Is
suffering bad nightmare.
Unable to find Indian who could
speak English with oxford accent,
Universal ordered Douglas Dunn
brille, character actor, to spend two
weeks at beach gathering sun tan,
then cast him as Jake Rainwater,
racketeering Indian chief. Dunn
brille's gang" was composed of real
redskins, SO Of 'em. from 26 tribes.
CReleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1942-03-02

sidered q psychological study yet,
while he divides the symphony only
between Faust, Gretchen and Me-
phistopheles. the entire drama OF
the story Is depicted In the themes
that etch these different types in
tone.
It is q work the National SYM
phony has made its own and a re-
peat performance would insure the
familiarity for the audience that
leads to favoritism.
Evening star., 1942-03-02

edy more than eight months ago, 1t
has been held up for spring release
In order to whet fan appetites and
prevent sensational team from wear
ing out that million n-dollar welcome
Meanwhile, A. and G. shifted
from home lot, Universal, TO M-G-M,
where they made Rio Rita" .
Virtually all Of this comedy Western
was filmed out Of doors, troupe d.
v1ding time between five locations
in valleys and mountains. Riding
bucking broncos, "bulldogging" wild
steers and flivvering over rough
roads, comedians took much physi-
cal punishment. .. 1t didn't bother
rotund Costello, who used to be
movie stunt man himself.
Few Of Samuel S. Kinds fans will
Evening star., 1942-03-02
She'll Hide Piano,
Until It's Wanted
By Wide World News.

By Wide World News
HOLLYWOOD.
Airline Judges new house Is going
to have a disappearing piano.
II think" she says, "a lot OF peo-
pie have a piano because everybody
else does. And even for those who
like them, they're so bulky you
design the entire living room around
them.
Il like mine, but I won't build
room around one piece Of furni-
ture. My piano will be hidden in a
wall until somebody wants 1t. That
way, its chief use won't be as an
overgrown vase stand"
Evening star., 1942-03-02

can be bestowed
upon a film ac-
tresS. From 8
pm. until close
to ! am, the
ewo girls faced
. &C h o er,
o h a t ! n g and
5 m Hing with
forced g a / ct y
and mono h a =
ia n ce. Mean
while, 1,60O sets
of eyes shifted
curiously from
the entertain
ment above to
Evening star., 1942-03-02

All Time Schedules Given in Warner
BROS Ads Indicate Time Feature In
Presented.
Evening star., 1942-03-02
Cinema Version Multipies
Male Animal Settings
Thurber.Nugent Play, One.Scene Affair
On Stage, Requires 80 as Picture;
Fox First With Japanese Film
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

Animal"-1magne a a single setting?
Neither Hollywood As hit stage play The Animal
unfoded before single living the home of
college professor show In celod becomes SO times
pctoawi that many studio settings PLUS real college campus
Nueent Broadway show was credited
Evening star., 1942-03-02
Joan and Olivia Played
Dramatic Scene at Dinner
~ Academy Banquet Was Special Show;
!. Florence Reed to Be c.. u. Guest Star;
8 Roxyettes Get Real Vacation
BY JAY CARMODY.

heard,
years
Academy Award did its moment
Harold Hefernans describing it:
lovely talented sisters
emotional predicamens falling lot
W the household.
the highest honor that Ae.LS ov Io oee 90 M u"
Evening star., 1942-09-29
WPB Names L Women
To Aid SALVAGE PROGRAM
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The War Production Board yes
terday appointed II business women
to work in WPB regional Offices and
help organize women's division
OF each State. county and local
salvage committee.
In areas where women's COM
mittees have been set up before a
collection camaign, results in ton
mage have been far better than
in other communities. Lessing j.
Rosenwald, director of WPB's Con-
servation Division, reported.
The women named by Mr. Rosen-
valid will spend two months in the
organization effort. They already
have received intensive training in
Washington. The women are:
Miss Edwina Nolan, the General
Electric Co.: Miss Helen Robertson,
the Cleveland Plain Dealer: Miss
Jean McDougall, Household Finance
Corp; Miss Sally Woodward, Gem
eral Mills: Miss Ruth Atwater, Ma
tional Gamers Association; Miss
Mabel Flanley, the Borden Co.: Miss
Alice Haley, the Celanese Corp;
Miss ESsie Elliott, California Fruit
Growers Association; Miss Grace
Hartley, the Atlanta Journal, and
Mrs. Helen c. Cook, Mrs. Ruth S.
Everson and Mrs. Vivian Shirley
Mason. all of the Conservation Divi-
sion Of the War Production Board
Evening star., 1942-09-29
} New Refrigeration
Items Banned by WPB

BY the Associated Press.
The War Production Board has
prohibited manufacture of three
additional types of commercial re-
frigeration equipment.
In addition to items whose manu-
facture was banned previously, the
board ordered halt to output of re-
frigerated display cases of all types,
non-mechanical water coolers with
an ice capacity under Is pounds,
and low-temperature mechanical re-
frigerators having a net capacity be-
tween and "a cubic feet which are
used for freezing and storage of
food on farms. Production previ-
ously pas permitted in restricted
quantities.
The amended order permits sales
of certain types of conditioning
and commercial refrigeration equip
ment in the hands of dealers and
manufacturers, including carbonated
beverage dispensers, mechanical
bottled beverage coolers, florist box
es, fountainette-ty soda fountains,
all refrigerated display cases, ice
cream cabinets and several other
items.
Evening star., 1942-09-29

Eugene Windham, 10, of Reed
Springs, Mo.
The Missouri youth, a crew mem
Der Of Comdr. Jolnsons plane,
wrote his grandmother. Mrs. Emile
Endsley. that their food was fine"
and living conditions pretty good"
We have daily classes in a wide
variety of subjects of our own selec-
ton" Comdr. Johnson. a Naval
Academy graduate in 1881, wrote.
Then exercise. play cards or acey-
deucy.' He reported that all six
of us, my crew and Helms Ut.
Herbert Helm, whose wife now is in
Coronado, Calif) are uniniured, we'll
and safe"
He wrote that he. 1t. Helm, two
Dutch officers and two Australians
were housed in barracks In room
about 20 by 30 feet. and that the
entire group of prisoners had COM
plete freedom in large compound.
The American Red Gross here said
the letters were the first such to
come to their attention.