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Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02

decidedly broken accent.
Tho sect, he added. attempts TO
undermine the recognized churches
by criticizing ministers who bless
boys going away into the service
of their country.
The Imperial Valley Christian
Mission, the Rev. Carter empha-
sized, makes no house-to-hoiise
canvass, but sends missionaries 10
homes only when they have been
asked TO come.
The Jehovahs Witnesses canvess-
ers, II was said. gain sdmittance
TO homes without Immediately iden-
tying themselves. Instead they ex-
plain that they want 10 talk about
God and the Bible"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02
Close Contests Mark |. Y.
Campaigns: Republicans
To Cain in National Drive
Bourbons Due TO
Lose in National
Test of Ballots
BY LYLE c. WILSON

NEW YORK, Nov. 2. (UP)
The general elections cam
paign ends today and the
Democratic party is expected
in tomorrow's polling to suffer SEN
ate, house and gubernatorial losses
but to retain control of congress.
The members of the house and
senate elected tomorrow with those
hold-over senators whose terms do
not expire this year, will meet in
the first week of January for the
first session of the 18th congress-,
Maine elected governor, senator
and three members of the house,
all Republicans, Sept. Ia. The re-
naming At states tomorrow will
elect 81 full term and four short
terms senators, 432 full term and
two short term representatives and
81 governors. There are literally
thousands of lesser state and local
offices to be filled tomorrow after
a campaign overshadowed by war
and marked by considerable public
indifference.
1t is estimated that upwards of
&c, 100000 citizens will vote. tomor-
row compared with nearly $4,000, 900
in 1910 when the presidency was at
stake.
NORRIS MAY LOSE
Estimates of probable Republican
senate gains range variously from
two to half a dozen and there are
reports from Nebraska that the
veteran Independent Sen George
w. Norris may lose his seat to a
Republican, Kenneth S. Wherry.
Foster May is the Democratic candi-
Continued on Page 6, Col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02
Three Injured as
Coupes Collide

Three persons were injured early
Sunday morning when two coupes
collided east of Ell Centro at the
intersection of highway 80 and the
Central Valley highway.
Frank LLOYD Gettle, 27-year-old
Holtville resident, suffered critical
injuries while Forrest Correll, 40
Brawley, and F.. M. Cary, %, Holt
vile, suffered minor injuries, High
way Patrolman Tillman Daley said
Monday.
A coupe driven by Floyd o. Woods
AZ, and one driven by Gettle COL
lided at the intersection, the Get
tie car landed in the borrow pit
on its top 90 feet from the point
of impact. Both cars were dam
aged.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02

have been backing up
air, land and surface
forces in the Pacific with a con-
tinued assault on Japan'S long COM
route through the is
land stepping stones.
The report disclosed that seven
more Japanese ships, including two
large tankers, have been sunk and
another three, including a convert
ed aircraft carrier and a destroyer,
damaged.
The submarine successes were an
nounced after Washington and Pa
cific reports disclosed that in last
weeks big sea battle northeast of
the Solomons hugh Japanese sur
face force was driven back to the
North Solomons after suffering
heavy damage.
SEVEN MORE HIT
The Japanese fleet was under al
most continuous air attack in the
North Solomons by the heavy
bombers under Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur's command. Seven more
japanese ships were hit in the lat
est attack. bringing the fortnight
total to 20.
On Guadalcanal itself American
Marines and Army troops were CIV
ing an equally coed account of
themselves. Their latest report said
that 1000 Japanese had been killed
in an engagement which cost the
Americans IS casualties.
In the Egyptian desert the I'm
perial Eighth Army forged ahead,
slashing into the northern end OF
Marshal Erwin Rommel's positions
and pocketing a formation of ROM
mel's northern anchor force.
GAP OPENING UP
The British were driving hard,
hoping to force gap through the
strong Alamein defenses which
would enable them to swing around
and force Rommel to engage his
armored forces in the open desert.
Dispatches from the desert frcnt
revealed that a hard-hitting force
of Australians has driven forward
at the Mediterranean end OF the
Alamein lines, slashing the Alexan-
dria- -Matruh railroad and pocketing
the Axis forces defending the
northern anchor of Marshal Erwin
Rommel's defense line.
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The lightning thrust trapped an
important force of German-Italian
troops and it appeared that, if the
Imperials are able to follow UP
their success they may be able tc
unhinge the whole Alamein defense
system and force Rommel to meet
the British armored forces in a
Continued on Page 6. Col. %
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02
Sect 'MuscIin9 In Here
On Religious Campaign

Members of the Jehovah's Wit
nesses sect were inferentially
charged Monday with attempting TO
use for their own benefit the wide
spread publicity campaign accom-
panying the Imperial Valley Chris
tian Mission program sponsored by
a majority of the generally recog-
nized churches in this county.
Members of the sect, which re-
fuses to salute the American flag
and breaches that service in the
armed forces is a sin. were describ-
ed as having doubled their forces
in the valley during the last Week
in order to gain admission to homes
where they we're at first welcomed
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02
Oklahoma Wildcat
Battles Police

Roselle Sinclair. 23-year-cld wild
cat" from Oklahoma, had been
tanned Monday morning but it took
the combined efforts of Ell Centro's
police department to do it.
When picked up Sunday night on
a drunkenness and disturbing
charges, she tcld Officers Wilfred
Tyler and T. P. Farmer what she
thought of them in no uncertain
terms for interrupting her hitch
hiking jaunt to Holtville.
While being booked after being
arrested by Tyler, she put on such
an exhibition that the only word
Farmer could think of to describe
her was wildcat"
She was sentenced to eight days
In the county jail,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02

to take care of the other ll8O cars
are expected to arrive soon.
First day for registration in the
schools by volunteer and other
workers was not decided in the
morning meeting, but it is antici-
pated that it will begin on No.
vember l..
The entire program which to be
outlined to the county officials was
expected to require at least 26
hours. Addison HouSh, district di-
rector of the OPA, and several
aides We're leading discussion.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02
WouId-Be Suicide
Mixes Own Poison

John Lewis, 10, was recovering in
the imperial county hospital Mon
day after having mixed his pois
ons in an admitted attempt to take
his own life.
Suffering from an incuable dis
ease, Lewis told friends he was 60
ing to "be dead before they saw
him again." The friends called
the county sheriff's office. Deputy
Sheriff Herbert Hughes took Lewis
to the hospital, where treatment
was administered to save Lewis
life.
Hughes was told Lewis drank a
combination of poisons which are
easily obtained. u
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02

inspectors traversing the highways
or other means will be utilized to
determine whether or not the cars
are being used exclusively for es-
sential driving.
Tentative date for initiating the
system has been set for November
%, but that the date may be chang
ed in order to forestall any plan
by motorists to stock up with gas
oline day or so before.
Registration of all passenger ve-
hicles will be done through the
schools in the first phase of the
program.
Application blanks to accommo-
date 16,820 automobiles have al
ready arrived at the county clerks
office and an additional number
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02

job that Willoughby plans to use
Is or 20 boys every Saturday. The
boys, all Juniors and seniors, not
only had to weed the field but check
the lettuce as they proceeded down
the rows.
Hereafter orders for school boys
to help in the fields will be arranged
through the office Of the Federal
Employment services In Ell Centre,
Weaklev said
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02
haIIowe' en- Damaqe
Slight in City

Halloween damage Hast Satur-
day night was almost negligible in
Ell Centre, consisting mainly of
turned on fire hydrants, few
soaped windows and a few broken
street lights.
Police were called upon to turn
off l6 hydrants turned on by mis-
chief makers.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02
Pleasure Driving in |. v.
Ruled Out for Durution

All pleasure driving must stop
after gasoline rationing goes into
effect this month, George Ray, ra-
tioning representative from the Of
flee of price administration, told
those in attendance at the opening
session of an instruction institute
for rationing workers, Monday
morning in Ell Centre.
After all cars go into the ration
ing system there probably will be
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02

Forty Juniors and seniors weeded
a lettuce field on the Willoughby
ranch Saturday and Sunday, the
first call for high school boys for
farm work in Imperial Valley since
the wartime shortage of farm la
Dor.
The boys did good job of weed
ing lettuce field. Willoughby re-
ported to School Superintendent
Cl,,5r Waaklev Monday. So good q
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02
Youth Successful
In est on Farm

Central Union High schools experiment in patriotism
the schools debut in providing wartime help the farms
successful this weekend that of high school
boys will be used every Saturday the Ladde Wloughby
ranch east of Heber scene of the experiment
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02
Warren Only Candidate With Seeming
Edge as Election Draws Near; Congress
Race Here Draws Statewide Interest
. BY E. A. FITZHUGH :

Imperial Valley voters will join anticipated 1000 0O(
of their California baotng brethren Tuesday in the states
first wartime general election for quarter century, with
only one result possibly predctable.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02
HoItviIIe Holds
Lead With Scrop

In spite of determined squirt of effort the part of
Imperial during the Weekend Holtve still kept her place
at the top of the list of scrap metal donations.
Hotvle to date has collected grand total of $50
Imperial second with 555 tons Ell Centre third
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02

with $40 tons, CaleXico was fourth
with $50 tons, Brawley was fifth
with ITS tons. Calipatria sixth with
l40 tons, and Westmorland was sew
enth with ITO tons. Totals from
Bard and Winterhaven were not
available Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02
Foe Suffers Biz
Losses in Shi ps
In South Pacific
Undersea Crit Add TO Toll Taken By
MacAr+hur's Bombers in Attack Against
Withdrawing Fleet; ImperiaIs Advance
= BY UNITED PRESS

American forces Monday appeared to hold the edge
Japan in hardhittng initial round of the battle for
the south Soomons in which each side suffered
losses U. S. Navy communque reported that American
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02

Ell Centre collectors Sunday had
nine trucks with hoists and six regu-
lar trucks from the military forces
to help with the pickup. Several
servicemen were on each truck To
help with the heavy material.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02
D AMBl|Ne
NEpoR1ER

Garlic Berries
A great dish of especially potent
garlic berries to the employers in
Imperial county who threatened to
dock their employees who asked for
time off to go to the polls Tues
day.
Any employer who does such a
thing. however, will get more than
garlic berries if he docks the sal
aries of employees who want to
vote. Everyone has right and a
duty to vote, especially this year.
Employers who refuse their en-
ployees the right to time off to vate,
we might point out, are liable to
penalty under the election code
of California, see section 5699,
which especially provide that en-
ployees have a right to vote, even
if it means they have to be absent
from work for as much as two
hours.
Growing taller and wider is one
of the best things Bobby Rayburn
does. His parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert c. Rayburn, think some
times that they can actually see
him put on the pounds and inches
That seems to be a habit Of g.
year-old boys.
Saturday Mrs. Rayburn instruct
ed Bobby to don pair Of overalls
he had worn last summer. Bobby
~ him
self into them. They were away
tco short up and down and away
too tight around and around.
Mother" said Bobby as he gazed
at his outgrown overalls, these
things sure sshrink while don't
wear them, don't they?"
Oleander Bureau
Some of Imperial Valleys most
beautiful oleanders go to some of
the men who have generously gath
cred up large quantities of scrap
metal to swell Ell Centro's total.
Nice bouquets to Gilbert Broth
ers of the Meloland district, Tor
renee and Major of Heber. and
Charles Pitzer and Fritz Anderson
beth of Ell Centre.
Another Garlic Berry
A garlic be-.y sundae to an El
Centran for stuffing himself with
pie and other delicacies at the
P.-T.A. carnival Saturday night in
stead Uf attending to the Shetland
pony concession at Mckinley school
as he had agreed to do.
That was pretty gruelling work
for women, sir, leading ponies
around while excited youngsters
rode or tried to ride them.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-02

Maximum Sunday SO, minimum
Monday 48; S am. Monday 54, hu-
midity So; noon Monday "a, humid
ity 81; pm. Sun. 10, humidity 33.
BANK DEBTS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
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Moss Point Tigers Defeat
MrCin $50; Will Play
Pass Christian Today

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
Great Lakes
Exposition Here
Next Week

Coming airres E40sn 8 hsg wrecks
81 Mobile. Tho Great Lakes r.
position will open II foil week
engagement on inc krehx Avenue
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