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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
Killer Lives In
'Doydreo am World

= wanted to know first why he
did what he did in order that !
might get 10 understand him.
Kraines said. And I wanted TO
study him fer the benefit of medi-
cal science for a system to be de-
veloped for our high schools.
Mcdonald said he heard voices
in his cell, Kraines testified.
He went into details about ms
hallucinations - the voices ne
heard" KraineS said. During the
last few weeks. he said they hao
become quite frequent. They were
talking about him. They were talk-
ing to him. They were consollng
him. guiding him. The voice OF
his father was giving him courage.
McDonald's father. Virgil, hanged
himself in a Jail in 1886.
KraineS said interviews with NC
Donald and his friends had failed TO
supply a motive for the Staying.
The state has attempted TO show
that Mcdonald was jealous and
killed Miss Broz because she threat
ened to break off their romance.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
iii Fame House
Charges Blasted

group of ladies and gentlemen"
He said Attorney General Francis
T. Biddle had investigated the
charges and completely exonerat-
ed" Walsh
Barley said he had conferred
with Walsh, who told him that he
had never in his life been in the
house of degradation" in Brook
I'm, and in fact had been in that
New York borough only three times
in his life.
Barley said he had adviCed
Walsh against making any state
ment unless the article appearet
in other newspapers besides IT,
New York Post.
The conference. Barklev said. o.
CURED after Walsh had phoned
him that the Post had advised
Walsh that it was about to name
him as the ~ S. Senator" it had
not previously identified in con-
nection with the charges. He SAID
Walsh told him he already had in
formed the Post the story was q
"diabolical lie"
Walsh was not in his seat when
Barley made his statement today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
Hoober Asks Aid
In Farm Problem

CONTINUED from Page Onel
-oUch we would ucc under practices
in former years.
The wore we show our ability
10 corScrvn and. cur irocnuity IN
saving vital materials. the quicker
we can get crops rolling"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
I.V. State Militia
Totals II Men

Imperial county's State M litia
enlistment totaled AZ Wednesday,
County Farm Advisor Frank Bey-
schlag said Wednesday, as he pre-
pared to continue his enlistment
duties throughout the county.
He has sufficient enlistment for
unit in the Mulberry district, and
good beginnings in the Jasper
Rose, and Holtville rural district
for units of various sizes.
I'VE have men enlisted from
widely scattered areas who are
working to get IL men to form a
squad IN their particular areas,
Beyschlag said. AT meeting in
the Rose district Tuesday all the
men present signed up
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
vichy Planes Down
British Seeap|ane

LONDON. May 20 CUP)-British
official circles said today that Vichy
fighter planes attacked a British
Catalina flying boat 20 miles north
of Algiers, on the French North
African coast, Monday and forced
it into the sea The crew Of two
was picked up by a British ship.
Vichy, in reporting the clash as
taking place yesterday, said that
the American-made British sea-
plane flew over Vichy territorial
waters.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
Churchill Says Allies
Will Invade Europe Soon

LONDON, May 20-(UP) - The
Churchill government informed the
House OF Commons today, at the
conclusion OF a two-day war de-
bate, that Great Britain is amas-
s.ng strength and intends to make
4 carefully planned attack on the
continent Of Europe"
The assurance was given by Sir
Stafford Grips, lord privy seal and
government spokesman in Com
mons. after former war minister
eslie Hore- Belisha had warned
that Japan probably would attack
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
Civil Air Patrol
SEEKING Recruits

Civil Air Patrol members in I'M
perial county Wednesday began re-
cruiting an additional unit to in
crease the air protection of this
area.
Training of the new recruits vii!
begin as soon as a sufficient num-
Der enlits. Applications for mem
bership may be filled out at squa-
dron headquarters at l46 South
Sixth street, FL Centre.
At a squadron meeting Tuesday
night, Can't. Russell II. Reed of
Camp Seeley addressed members on
the subject, Organization of the
Army" The lecture was a part of
the regular 30-hour training for
the Civilian Air Patrol.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
Australia Renews
Demands for Help
ToForestaII laps
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Continued from Page One
cheer the Americans a Trey were
bound to Britain to participate in
the coming critical weeks in an Of
fensive against the Axis.
But we shall not be Sc pleased
if the Americans are going to camp
for the summer
THE United Nations should be
rushing more men, ships. guns and
planes to points where fighting is
actually taking place.
"Reinforcements should be pour
ing into the southwest Pacific now
We know that Britain would do its
utmost to assist us If we were in
yaded. 1t is far more importani
to send reinforcements before we
are invaded"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
Nationwide Gas
Ration Predicted

Continued from Page One
ignated registration place. He would
obtain one of the five types of cards
emitting him to varying amounts
of gasoline depending upon his
needs,
Officials believe that many Amer
leans fail to realize that the rubber
on the wheels Of their motor cars
have become a trust. They said
Japan controls SO per cent of the
former rubber producing areas and
that even the most optimistic esti-
mates on domestic synthetic rubber
production are $4,000 tons compared
with 10000 tons used by the United
States in l94l.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
Rent Controls to
Take Effect Soon

WASHINGTON, May 20. (UP)-
Establishment of federal rent con-
trolls probably by June l. in the
first 20 defense communities named
for rental action is expected to be
announced in a few days, it was
learned today.
The Office of Price Administra-
ton probably will establish maxi
mum rents based on a roll back"
date, usually April l, 194l, in nearly
all these communities, it was ex-
planned
In addition, OPA officials explain
ed, landlords will be required to
give tenants the same services.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
s. Axis Aircraft
Downed at Malta

VALETTA, Malta, May 20. CUP)
Defenders of this Mediterranean
island outpost destroyed IS Axis
aircraft during the seven days ended
last night, an official announcement
said today.
A tabulation placed the May toll
of enemy raiders at 100, compared
with l01 destroyed during April.
The announcement said the defend
ers have destroyed $50 enemy planes
since the war started
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20

Red Cross directors received in
structions as to their duties in the
event of a trial defense mobilization
in Ell Centre when they met Mon
day night in headquarters, 100 North
Fifth street. for the monthly ses-
sion of the Ell Centre chapter.
r. p. Moore, chairman of the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
Ell CENTRIC RESIDENT
BURIED WEDNESDAY

Funeral services for Frank Ken
needy. 60, retired lumberman who
died in Ell Centre Monday, were
scheduled in Ell Centre at 2:30 pm.
Wednesday with the Rev. MI. Thorn
as c. Cunningham, pastor of the
Assembly of God church, officiat-
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
SIX MEN SENT TO
COUNTY JAIL

Judge ]. B. Miller of BraWley
police court Aent six men to the
Imperial county Jail in Ell Centre
for 60 days each for vagrancy. The
group included r. c. Davis, so;
John Baker, AZ; John R. Ray, "A;
Robert Bunch, SO; Sidney Paine,
40; and Oscar Lee Hopkins, 81
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20

Russia in the east if the Allies in
wade western Europe.
Grips said that the RATS heavy
offensive against the vitals of Ger
manys war production is a prelude
to an ultimate invasion, and the
best way that Britain can aid Rus
STA at this time.
CHURCHILL DEFENDED
This bombing is, in our view, OF
material assistance to Russian re-
sistance and the best way in winch
We can give assistance until such
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
McCABE EUCALYPTUS
CENTER TO MEET

The senior All club will present
orations, music, and dancing; the
home department will present a
skit and demonstrations. and Frank
Beyschlag will talk about the State
Militia at the McCabe- Eucalyptus
farm center meeting at McCabe
school ut 7:45 pm. Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
ARTICLES FILED

The inland Woman's club We'd
nesday filed articles of incorpora-
ton. Directors were listed as Verna
Montgomery, Dixie Shaw. Grace
Quick, Glad"s Noffsinger, Frances
Mcdonald, and Pauline Oliver.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
SEEKS DIVORCE

Alleging that his wife threw a
cake at him when he asked her if
she had dinner ready, LleWellyn c..
Davis Tuesday sued Nettie Davis
for divorce. They were married Oct.
80. 1917 in Salt Lake City, Utah,
he alleged, and she deserted him
Sept. 10, 1897. He is employed by
the Army as a civilian, working
as a shoemaker.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
DIVORCE GRANTED

An interlocutory divorce decree
was granted in superior court Tues
day to Treola Schultz in her suit
against Raymond Lewis Schultz. The
couple arranged property settle
ment
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Mary Louise Walker Wednesday
filed suit for divorce from Marion
Earl Walker. They married in Yu-
ma June 8, 194l and separated the
same day, she alleged
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
Scanning l.V.
News Horizon
SOLDIER VISITS
IN CALEXlCO

Corporal Charles Wong, son OF
Charles Wong of CaleXico, is IN
Imperial Valley on a Today leave
from amp Berkeley, Texas, where
he is in the medical corps.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Arabella o. Conley Tuesday sued
Britain r. Corley for divorce, alleg-
ing extreme cruelty. They married
in New Mexico Jan. l3. 1894 and
separated April 4, 1912.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
GERMAN GOALS

The outcome of the battle for
Kharkoy may have particularly i'm
portant repercussions on the other
frcntS all around the world. The
main hope of Won Book was TO get
coun.e--o offensive moving, dis
patches indicated, to seize the in
itiative for Hitler's projected
Ukraine offensive.
If Vc.l Book fails TO seize the in
itiative. the Russian onslaught by
coSsacks, artillery, tanks, airplanes
and infantry under Marshal Semycn
Timoshenko is designed TO smash
into the heart of the Axis defense
zone and destroy Hitler's prepara-
tons for a summer offensive.
The fury with which the issue is
being decided was illustrated by dis
patches from the Russian fighting
front, although there still was only
meagre information 10 show which
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
OBTAINS DECREE

Sam C. Meacham Tuesday obtain
ed an interlocutory divorce from
Katherine Meacham.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
Beat. HEAT

After bathing is good time to apply
Mexican Heat Powder TO relieve heat rash,
and help prevent il. Absorbs perspl-
ration. often the cause of irritation.
Always demand Mexican Heat Powder.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
OTHER FRONTS ACTIVE
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OTHER FRONTS ACTIVE
On the Crlmcc-. and other fronts,
the Russians also were jabblne
hard at the enemy. Fighting still
is in progress on the Kerch sector
despite Berlin's claims of complete
success, and Russian reinforce
ments are moving into that area
for bigger counter-bolws, dispatches
from Moscow said.
Heavy fighting also was reported
from the Kalinin and Leningrad
sectors and in the far north, where
German preparations to attack the
port of Murmansk, key point in the
supply line from America and Brit
ain, were said to have been para
lyzed" by Russian Warship attacks.
Twenty-Five German ships were re-
ported sunk.
On other fronts
LONDON = Sir Stafford Grips,
lord privy seal, said in behalf OF
the Churchill cabinet that the Al
lies are massing power for a care
fully planned attack on the CONT
nent of Europe at some date not
disclosed. The Raj, meanwhile, is
continuing and intensifying its Of
fensive, which Tuesday night heav-
lily bombed the German war FAC
tories at Mannheim.
MFDITERRANEAN - Two Brit
ish Catalina flying beats and one
French plane doWned in British
Vichy clash of aircraft and light
naval units off AlQierS
HOLLAND - Heinrich Himmler
Gestapo chief, takes over Nazi
storm troops in Holland, apparent
ly to bolster defense against possible
Allied raids or invasion.
JAPAN = Japanese press reports
hopeless confusion" on Soviet COM
munications lines in Siberia, sug-
costing that Japan may be weigh
ing time for attack on Russians
in effort to eliminate potential base
for bombing Tokyo and, incidentally
TO help Germans.
CHINA - Chinese wreck famous
Burma road TO stop japanese in
Yunnan province, but enemy COL
umns, aided by airplanes, smash
toward main Allied air and supply
bases in eastern China seeking to
cut off base from which Tokyo
may have been bombed and close
coast TO blockade-runners fol-
Chungking. Heavy fighting in prog
reSS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
You Were Right

You Were Right
Oh, yes, you were right, Dear
Readers. It WAS warm Wedne jdav.
The thermometers at the weather
bureau observatory in FL Centre
registered 106 degrees at noon.
Here We go again.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-20
RambIingR Reporter

Continued from T1ge Cne)
shipped oft the bottom of the I'M
dergarment and went on her way
rejoicing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-24

world mas been i'll for a long time
and nrw We arc taking our medicine.
Hui :"r Tins Christmas week. | should
]. .r =" forget the drastic purgc>: iu!.-
-,' ~. stool: market. wages and
n"rrs. forget labor leaders. politI o
clans. uriur.tlcS and restrictions.
L.ru forget on Christmas Day the
..'.t -l"ral war itself and all OF the
rargvut day-to-day situations which
Use 10 plague Us. Surely Christmas
is worthy of being set apart and OBJ
-v'Ncd III faith as an antidutc to oar
confused times and lives.
should the war end tomorrow. We
would nave great opportunities. The
United Nations are to both win the
"uT "nG YIN the peace. The leader
up when will dcVolvc largely upon
.- United States at the wars end is
a wonderful SpunsibIlity. At the
.'Hcr table. | can see Mr.. Roosevelt
ia Air. Churchill. Very probably j.
S'o.u vii! uc the dominating char
g.... .!u>s1lIuI viii be absent bu;
real representative OF The italian
people Will be there: Japan mal
nLyr no direct representation: bu.
III IN, United Nations will toe O,.i
H FORCE. II may even be difficult 10
.rI~r them all.
Our Real Hope.
i is my hope that the constitute
five business interests of all Cuu..-
trio may he rcprcs entcd al the peace
table Also that this time some true
@cu at God. with courage and VISION.
may help 10 lead us all out OF the
wilderness. Truly. we live in grand
Times. I'm tn" last analysis. it Is our
religious faith. uf whatever CrCcGS.
that VIII bring the world back To
sanity and 10 useful work and pur-
pose. This is my 1912 Christmas
message
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-24
Baptists Have
Student Night

Student Night" will be observed
~ the evening service of the FRS.
BAPTIST church Sunday night at 7:3D
"'Cinck. with students of the church
home from college in charge of the
program. and soldiers from Camp
liUtnCr also taking part. The pro
gram. whose theme is Keep Chris
IrC-Cmincnt'' will be presented witt,
Miss Carolyn Duke. of Meredith.
presiding. The program in full is Dis
uiiuwS:
Prelude: a Prayer of Praise anc
thanksgiving.
Hymn: "All Hail the Power OF Jc-
>uS' Name"
Scripture III unison by college stu
dents
ObJCctivcs of Student Night, Miss
Carolyn Duke.
n public conversation. by a group
al students.
Hymn: Immortal Love-
OlicrtOry special music by sol
| dICrs from Camp Butncr.
Symposium on college life:
l. l'riOrltics for the Christian Col
lcpc Student. w. G. Vaughan, of T..
(. &c.
2. joys from Christian Service
During College Days. Miss Caroline
Miles. T.. c. r. c.
3. My One Chance to Reach my
College Generation for Christ. NJ. w.
WcStcr. Jr.. Davidson.
Hymn: Grown Him with Many
| Crowns"
Message. Unashamed Allegiance To
| Christ in Our Country's Services"
representative from Camp Butncr.
BcncdiCtiUn.
pOStludc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-24

from being too complacent about
TINS war, as We have so often
Deen accused, it seems to me that
inc American people are taking it
too hard.
Most OF us, in addition to our
regular routine duties. have taken
on defense work. but it is not nee
cSSary to brood about it and think
about the war all the time. "War
nerves are becoming a recognized
condition.
NO method of relaxation COM
pareS to the use of rest and cult
waited relaxation as recommended
by DIR. Edmund jacobson. of Chi
cago. His book is called You Must
Hc'dr. Medicines that relax YOU
are merely temporary expcdients
ana they leave an aftcr-ctrcct
winch really is an exf ggcration
OF the original nervousness. Mas
sage is more of 4 stimulant than
a relaxation and some people find
full.
Cultivated Relaxation
Cultivated relaxation consists in
taking certain period in the day
and lying down and deliberately
relaxing the muscles, one after the
other. This is not as easy to do as
1t sounds. People may lie down
and even go to sleep and still be
tense IN good many of their mus
Giles. Progressive relaxation means
that you must think about all the
muscles in the body in succession
and relax them until the entire
body Is completely limp.
Begin with the eyes and the
forehead and let those muscles 20.
mere Is an entirely different feel
III" III your whole head when this
has occurred. Then relax the mus.
clcS OF the face and the neck. The !
neck muscles often remain tense
when the rest of the body is lutte /
relaxed. Then the upper arms and |
the lower arms and then the abdo.
men. which Is another part of the
body that Is seldom completely re.
Taxed.
1t takes little practice to ut.
tam complete relaxation IN this
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-24
by LOGAN CLENDENING. M. D.

SUPPOSE there has never
oeen n time in our history when
the gospel of relaxation needs to
be preached to Americans any
more than it does right now. Far
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-24
Cultivated Relaxation q
Health Asset in Wartime

way, but within week or ten days
anybody should be able to learn to
do it. After that the relaxation
period should be made Il regular
part of the daily routine. Some
people will need two relaxation
periods: one in the morning and
one in the afternoon. With the
majority of people II relaxation
period in the morning is the best.
Relaxing While Active
How to relax while active is
another lesson that many of US
need. The amount of waste of
energy that the average person is
| guilty of while performing very
! simple tasks is astonishing. Diff
fcrcntial relaxation while nj work
means to have Il minimum of ten
sions in the muscles requisite for
an act, along with the relaxation
of the other muscles of the body.
While YOU are sitting down you
should learn, until it becomes in
Stinctlvc. To review the same pro-
ccdurc rs that followed while w.
ing down relaxing different mus
Giles of the body.
The benefit that many people re-
ccIvc from this procedure is out of
all proportion to its simplicity. DIR.
Jacobson has testimonials from all
sorts Of people, including physi-
clans, expressing their gratitude
To HIM for the general benefit tn
their health that came from pro-
grcsSIvc and deliberate attention
TO TINS routine OF relaxation.
OF ESTIONS AND ANSWERS
ii. NJ. L.:-What are the carly
symptoms of pcllagra?How should
they nc treated?
Answer: The early symptoms of
p"!a"ra are soreness of the
tongue. scruiiinCSs of the skin.
especially on exposed surfaces
Such as the hands. weakness and
lack of appetite. The best treat
mcnt for pcllagra Is the usr of
small doses of nicotine acid: this
should bc given under the dircc-
ton OF Il physician. Pc!laCra is
Fitamln deficiency disease and
after the NICOTINE acid has pro-
uucrd an Improvement. YOU should
take v!tamin Il. and PIP.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-24

DIR. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-24

Tho AlI-Amcrican team this year
should include some real star per-
formers such as Halsey, Eisenhower,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-24

''":Sunally. | az -u ,nCu.aDlv aIy.
tImiSt. | believe that IN spite of
E'ling bad g.. "u'lt IS sutiIu.
>it"r. Every dJv MANY -: Us du unc.
y things for wn,r. 81 Dvw uuudrru
ears az" we would have had oiu.
sadS chopped Off, Nations made
N!-idkcS Just a. individuals du. bust
rave faith even 0H my VuUmlr..
Iy children and ..a0dChlldrrn viii
apply be dolnG business with thc>,
,icrmanS and Japanese Like mos
luNIdualS. al, nations. lnCMdnu
III own. Will get bach. again ON ihC
.Shr track. Most 80. lbs a.Nv Thought
'u>>Id tCrribl, place. Now She Is
iCaln recognizing '.n churches. Sh.
has pulled the p.I....H ,.nmls,,.rs
away from her din..,- Her urrplC
IrC showing wOndyr' .. .puldgr. Ger
'a.uly. they must ly.u Nes country
and their leaders auu n.I.yN, IN bet
-" things To come.
|, /. too easy To- pls 'aupni up
% what l. taking plau, . '.g world
ndIy. In our planrIaE life. prc>cu;
rn'> are OCCupylu. .'.y IN IN
uitr .nal period az '... Bul w
ID nnuW from history shat ..., of MI
devious UphCaNalS. ir.. ..s over
unnuG ui Europe by Tho Monaghan
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.. .nuu'. Even nov. WIt. ..I uu.
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".N '''lc Of what Us ,aiIag place.
tu"'. more. We have pruH.atmi1
Poo .r'uud W'h and 'u lcaG los as
'..y Hence. let Us lit 'lGhi asrG 'rlIsl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-24

nomic changes. War and disease wait
Tor no man. Evan ON Christmas Day
lighting will continue and many
men, women and children will die.
Families everywhere, bcrcavcd from
whatever cause, We should rcmrmI-
Der in our prayers. ask that thcy
be not cast down. that they rejoice
IN the memories q! loved ones and
rnew and rcvitallZc their lives in
service to others.
No wonder people feel today as
they do. They are burdrncd with
doubt. Like Jeremiah. their pain is
pcrpctuaf'. Even the most expert
fenced are going through life Ienor-
ant Of what i really going on. we
are all in the same boat. confused
ana bewildcrrd There are forces ~
York throughout the world ana per.
APPS even IN u,r uwn country that
may well spell disaster Ia the hfv
nd liberty Tor wmrC!: ctr civilization
haS fought and which we. in par
tcular. have enjoyed GrS. nlailv
IngS look blacN today. But We mas,
rinrmbcr that the very Inst cm'ls--
r"a> dawncd ON world IuSt as bai
'>-n fact. very much worse thum
.pIIrS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-24

DouiI':lc. Macarthur. Clark
Patton.