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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-01

opened his mouth in a moronic
stare. An unlighted cigar drop
ped from the lips of the safety
director. Castro swung around,
vicious revolver in his hand.
"Shoot-if you dare" Jim in
vited through set teeth. Castro
hesitated. He studied the silent
crowd. Bud Walsh had a gun.
So did at least a dozen others.
Castro glanced quickly at the
badges they displayed. He drop
ped his weapon.
Bud" said Jim. round up
the rest of Castro's gang. You
know where TO find them Bud
signaled, and several of his men
walked quietly out.
The crowd cleared space for
the returning men who had
rounded up other members of
Castro's gang. Take good look
at this prize collection of apes,
Bud Walsh invited. This is the
last time you'll see such speci-
mems in Kirktown. They're 60
ing to be so rare that there will
be a reward for their capture,
even in slightly damaged condi-
ton, within the city limits"
Bud turned to the mobsters.
You guys have just two hours
to get packed and beat it, he
warned. 1--WE mean business and
we're plenty tough. If you can't
understand our nice treatment,
we'll have to teach you a lesson. "
A good movie director would
have found a note of comedy in
the way guns, marked cards,
extra aces, and a special collec-
ton of crooked dice were piled
on the cement floor. awaiting
destruction. Start moving" said
Bud, twirling his gun menacing-
ly. There was relief in the faces
of the gangsters as they left.
They had expected much worse
treatment.
I've waited for this for a
long time" Jim said softly.
The fight which followed,
Bud Walsh always said, was the
toughest, noisiest, bloodiest bat
tie that had ever ragged in Kirk
town. Jim had asked for five
minutes actually, Bud stood
guard outside the doors for an
hour.
Castro tried in every way he
could imagine to kill Jim. He
bit, he kicked, he kneed, he
gouged, he punched, he butted.
He swung heavy chairs at Jim's
head. He narrowly missed Jim
with the jagged edge of table
leg. Jim met each furious attack,
each vicious thrust calmly, alert
ly. In his own heart there was
murder.
Desperate, Castro drew a muir
der bladed knife from a hidden
recess in his trousers. He lunged
viciously. Jim felt no pain, but
he knew from the red on Cas-
tro's weapon that the dagger had
found its mark on his shoulder
Cautiously, he circled out of Cas-
tro's reach.
The rooms unshaded light sim
gled out the gangster's knife
Swiftly, painfully, Jim lifted a
broken chair and shattered the
bulb. Automatically, he lunged
forward as darkness shrouded
the room. He twisted the knife
out of Castros hand. Then he
lifted Castro to his feet.
For weeks, Jim would show
the scars of his battle. For
months after the scars were
gone, he would look back hap
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-01

PLY 10 the day when the Castro
gang left Kirktown forever.
(To Be Concluded)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-01
. SERIAL STORY
LUCKY PENNY
COPYRIGHT. 1912
kEA SERVICE. INC.

Castro and his yellow-livered
gang of parasites Effectively,
he pledged the papers leader
ship in a campaign for clean
government. His audience APP
plauded with enthusiasm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-01
. MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge of cor
rect social usage by answering
the following questions, then
checking against the authOri-
fatsxn hAIAxu.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
FeStejadOS

En- Ell salon de fiestas del Pom
ce de Leon Court seofreci6 una
f~lestecita a los j6venes Amman
do Azpoitia y Sam Bartoletti,
con motive de su pr6ximo ingre
so en- el ejercito de los Estados
UnidOs.
Dentro del mayor orden y "a
legria Sc bailo y jug6 hasta al
tas horas de L. noche.
Entire To- que participaron de
este Party" vimos a Angelina
y Teresa liuerta, Eloina Marti-
nez, Gloria Garcia, Lyaia Gar
cha, Aida del Vale, Gloria Val
des, Pillar del Vale, Heliodora
Azpeitia, AngOlita Huerta, Els
tela Cabeza, Josefina Cabeza.
Sr. Valdes, Angel Mack, Ma
rio Azpeitia, Sam Bartoletti,
Manuel BlancO, Frank GarrldoI
Tony Salinero, Ricardo Sana-
bria, Tony PrOvenzano y otros.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
Los j6venes agaSajados no Oh
vidaran las pruebas de aiecto
que recibierOn.
WILLIAM GREEN REELEC-
TO P~RESIDENTE DE LA FE-
DERACION

Toronto, Canada, Octubre 10.
la teaeraci6n Americana re-
oligi0 aver presldente a Wullam
Green J con el a todos los vice
presidente y el secretarlo. La
convention de 1913, se9un e a.
cord6, Sc efectuara en- la clu.ad
de Boston.
George Meany continuara en-
Cd importante cargo de so.r,ta
riO-teSOrero.
Los principales objetiyo3 de
la Federation, en- palabras dc
Green, son estos Ganar la que
ira; ganar la paz y rlsta c1er
la unidad en- las fiIas de los ira
bajadOres americanos.
Dentro de pocos dias %coufcran
ciaran sobre el restablecimlcnto
ne la unidad obrcra, William
Green y 81 presiden.e del UlO,
Phillip Murray.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
Ecos de n boda

Contrajeron m~atrimonio la
Srta. Hilda Carrasco y 81 joven
Eddy PUG, teniendo lugar la ce-
remonia en- la Residential de la
desposada.
En- calidad de testigos firma-
ron el acta matrimonial, Artu-
70 y Ocala Rodriguez actuando
como madrina OLYMPIA Beiro.
La ceremonial fue presenciada
por estas personals: Enrique
Gonzalez, Sra. Navarro, Arman
do Bustillo, Carlos Carrasco,
Mario Fernandez, Carmen Gu
tierrez Armando Rodriguez, Sr.
Viccari y Sra, Regina Fernan-
dez, Rosa Hernandez, Virginia
" Paulina Marichal, Enrique
Vega Hermenegildo Silva, E.
duardo Valdes, Dora Pedregal,
Gloria Sainz, Eduardo Mari
chal, Mirta Carrasco, Claudina
GutkrrS1 Lima Garcia, BGAa
La gaceta., 1942-10-15

Onz.lez. Gloria Gutierrez, f
peranza Carrasco, Rosa Coma
lez, Juana Basslere, MargarlC"
Rios, susanna Acosta, J~oSefina
Values, Carmen Bustamante,
Consuelo Barroso, Ramon Re-
mos, Pera Perez, Alicia Cente-
mas, Blanca Margarine, Angela
Soils, ST.. Cubero y eaposa, Mar
garita Marichal, Alfredo Vail
dies, Maria Lazzara, Arturo Pc
dregal. a
La concurrencia fue Obse-
quiada.
Felicidades para Hilda y Ed
dy.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15

WASHINGTON. - Nume-
rosos jovenes de Centre Y Sur
America estan recibiendo ms
trucci6n para photos, mccain
cos, ingenieros e instructors
aeronauticos en- varios plan
teles de aviaci6n de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
La mayor parte de las escuelas
donde Sc imparte dicha instruction
han sido instituidas siguiendo los
lineamientos trazados por Ell pre-
cursor e instructor de aviacion,
Casey Jones.
En- la Escuela de Aeronautica
Casey Jones, situada en- Newark,
Nueva Jersey, Sc graduaron recien-
temente 81 estudiantes proceden-
ties de las republicas latinoameri-
canas. Esos jovenes, todos ellos
con e~xcelentes r~eferencias, vinieron
de Bolivia, Ecuador, Chile y Colon
bia. y
Lo anterior lorna parte del pro-
grama interamericano de instruc-
cion aeronautica, 10 cual tiene su
origen en- ell deseo de poner en- ma
nos de nacionales de las republicas
La gaceta., 1942-10-15

dos a nacionales de Centre Y Sur
America con objeto de que Sc les
preparase para prestar serviciOs en-
la aviaci6n. La Corporation de Su-
ministries de la Defensa Sc hizo
cargo de los detalles del proyecto y
proporcion6 los fondos -necesarios.
La selection de los candidates para
recibir la mencionada instruction
aeronautica, Sc llevo a cabo por
medic de %juntas integradas por
miembros de las representatives.
diplomaticas estadounidenses en-
Centre Y Sur America, por los agre-
gados militares y navales de las
mismas y por las autoridades aero
nauticas locales de cada pals.
Los planes de estudio de los
cursos fueron elaborados por ex-
pertos de la Ofcina de Aeronautica
Civil de los Estados Unidos, quienes
seleccionaron las escuelas en- donde
debian impartirse y asumieron la
responsabilidad de observar ell desa-
rrollo del programa. Sc tradu-
jeron al espahol y al portugu6s los
libros de texto y Sc c|ontrataron
Instructors que hablan dichos
idiomas.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15

los precios de los productos agrico-
las, la carga principal caeria sobre
los trabajadores, 10 cual no seria
justo."
La politica que debemos seguir
con respecto a los productos agrico-
las debe obedecer a tres principles
generates: primero, evitar ell au-
mento injustihcado de precios; Sc
gundo, mantener la production de
productos agricolas a un justo nivel;
tercero, mantener ell principle de
paridad para la agricultural
Otras Recommendations
"No solamente para los trabaia-
dores seria injusto tratar de esta-
bilizar los sueldos sin hacer NADIA
por contener el ALA de los precios,
sino que tambi6n 10 seria para los
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
Fiesta en- CuScaden Park

va estan delinesdos los pla-
mes para el festival carnavales-
co, Ell el Parque Cuscaden, la
noche del Sabado 81 de Occu-
bre (dia de Hol.oween). Este
festival es organizado por ell
Fondo de Leche para los nihos
de ~nuestras escuelas pGblicas.
Albert Knapp, lleno de EMU
siaSmo, promote presentar un
eapectaculo que sera del agrado
de los ninos.
Cada una de nuestras escuelas
ensaya nGmeros de variedades.
A los mejores actos, selecciona
dos por un competente jurado,
Sc le adjudicar n valiosos pre-
mics. Tambien habra premios
para los disfraces mas bonitos.
En- ell Parque Sc colocara una
pataforma para el desfile de los
nihos. Estara situada frente a
las gradas del Diamond Ball..
A las nueve de la noche habra
bale.
Todo 10 que Sc recaude sera
dedicado a la compra de leche
para los nihos.
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15

americans las lineas de transporte
aereo controladas por ell Eje que
hace algun tempo unian a la Anne
RIGA Central con la del Sur.
Frank G. Andrews, superinten-
dente del plan de adiestramiento de
photos civiles de la Ofcina de Aero
nautica Civil de los Estados Unidos,
hablando durante ell acto de entrega
de diplomas en- la Escuela Casey
Jones, expreso 10 siguiente:
"Uno de los mas importantes
problemas a que tienen que enfren-
tarse nuestros vecinos del sur es la
forma de m~antener en- operation las
lineas aereas comerciales despues
de haber desalojado al personal
tecnico adepto al Eje. Las compa-
MAS norteamericanas que operan
en- Sudamerica han ayudado donde
quiera que han podido, duplicando
ell quilometraje de sus lineas y tri-
plicando sus esfuerzos, pero sus
Electives en- personal Y equipo eran
limitados Y Sc disponia de pocas ia
cilidades de adiestramiento para
personal tecnico."
Reconociendo tai cosa, la Secre-
taria a. 'stado de los Esta1os Uni
dos ofreC.o traer a los Estados Uni
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
new! ~"BACTEROSTATIC"
EMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great FaVoI
among wOmen...

Many doctors recommend regular use
OF dc4tches a. a precautionary MEAS
Sre Tor women who vant 70 be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Of
tending odor or discharge.
Some products may DO harmful 70
delicate tissues But not Lydia u.
Pinkham's Sauativc WASN'T Finkham's
eanative Wash Us gaining great favor
among women Deca lts NIL a
hArmfiu Vefmicide Instead 49, It's q
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" THE
modem trend. II NOT only discour-
ages bacterial growth and Infection
but thoroughly cleanses ana deodor-
lies. Very soothing p relieves minor
irritations and discharge and mas q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
1naxaenEivel Get your bottle OF Lydia
PtnkhAm'a sanauye Wash today. An
@naMp&a& q
La gaceta., 1942-10-15

III s..t.
olvidar que tai
agricultor neCesita rCcurrr @
tienda de abarrotcs para Ia a6
ci6n de articulos de consume .u
pensables para su hogan Y ore h
afecta tanto como a Ia muler dc
ciudad ell crecido precio de j.
cosas."
"De aqui Sc dcduce, pues, or"
indispensable In estabiliraci6u
de los precios, de los salarios y u.
las ganancias ST hemoS de mari
ner a un alto nivel Ia produfr
de aviones, tanques, buques y c.
homes"
"Con esta conviction me diriio ~
Congreso para solicitar podores
~espcciales que me faculten para es-
tabili2ar ell costo de la vida sim
exceptuar los productos agricolas.
Tambi6n los salaries
"Almismo tempo que Sc estabili-
Fan los prccios de los proolctos
agricolas, los salmios seran igual-
mente estahilizados. De este me
encargo yo.'
"El presidente tieuo poderes dc
acuerdo con Ia Constitution " s
Actas del Conc rcso, para tuWar 'aH
medidas cportunas cyitando ASH uua
situaciou dcsastrosa que serla nm
~obstaculo para alcau2ar Ia victoria
"He rctcXionado bastaute sohre
In convenicncia dc abordar e q
problema sin rccurrir q la intcrvCn-
ci6n parlamentaria. Sin embargo
dada la importancia que ticue este
asunto, he determinado recurrlr al
C~ongreso.'
"Algunos opjnardn que dchiorn
obrar direclamcnte hacienda uso O'
mis- atribucioucs. A esos debo de-
cries, sin embargo, que, dcspuas te
haber eNaminado ell problema dosue
todos los puntos de vista, he llcra8o
a la conclusion de que In Inca te
conducta que he adoptado en- cs,o
case esta de acuerdo con cl sent 20
de responsabilidad que me incumHe
como prcsidcute de n naclou en-
guerra Y con la devotion pro.pr 70
e inalterable que me inspire Il
procedimientos democraticos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
El Prco.dcnte Roosevelt prororc <
Esfo5iIizoci6n de precio% s4
7 sononcios mientros dvrela 9
"DespusSs de una victoria naval o miitor, una v:tor;-
en- eI Eente economico es de foscenden!-!
importoneio: Roosevelt"

WASHINGTON.-El Pre-
sidente de los Estados UnidoS,
Franklin d. Roosevelt, en- un
mensaje especial dirigido al
Congreso de la Naci6n, pro-
puso la estabilizacion total de
los precios, sueldos, jornales Y
ganancias como medida indis-
pensable para ganar la batalla
en- ell frente ecOn0mico.
"Despu6s de una victoria naval
o militar, una victoria en- ell frente
econ6mico es de vital importancia",
advirti6 ell Presidente, anadiendo
que Isl no logramos la victoria de-
jariamos que nuestroS hiJos, que
mes actualmente eXponen sus vidas
en- los differences campos de batalla,
v~olviesen del frente para e%ncontrar
al pals en- ell mas desastroso estado
econ6mico Y de 10 cual seriamos
~nosotros los unicos culpables."
do menos que podemos hacer
por ellos es e]sforzarnos por aumen-
tar la production para facilitates
los elementos de combate Y procu-
rar que la economic nacional sc
mantenga a tai nivel que puedan
regresar a su patria con contianza
seguridad.'
Extractos del mensaje
A continuation insertamos algu-
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
LAS PANTERAS JUGARAN
MANANA CON Ell lorna
DO

En- ell terreno de Phillips, ma
hama por la tarde, las Panteras
de Palma Celia jugaran con ell
Tornado de Clearwater.
Los j6venes que commando Price
Ieeper practicaron aver, pero
aigeramente.
Aparecen en- la lista de lasti-
mados Bobby Owens, Jimmy
Wilcox Y Bobby Bryant.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
uNGRESARA EN- LA AVA
CION Ell PITCHER HUDSON

Chattanooga, Tenn, oct. To-
Ell mejor de los pitchers de los
Senadores, Sid Hudson, ingresa-
ra en- la aviaci6n dentro de dos
semanas.
Sc inscribira en- Waco, esta-
do de Texas. Esta pasando aqui
unas vacaciones.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
Function Tedtrdl

Para q mes de Noviembre es-
ia organizando ia Junta de Gull
tura Espaho,a una gran function
t~eatral, a benofic.o de los Refu-
giadOs Espanoles.
Sc verificara IN 81 teatro del
Centre Asturiano galantemen'
te cedido por So D.rcctiva.
FL programa que estan prepa'
rando consta de una gran obra
de genera espanoI y un gran ac-
to de variedades
Con el producto Sc ayudara a
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
NOTAS SOCIALES
{PoH A R R%oDRIGUEz)

La junta de hog
Para las ocho de la noche de
hoy estan citados los miembros
de las Secciones de Recreo y
Damas del Circulo Cubano.
Sus presidentes, Mercedes
Fernandez Y Oscar Cuervo, re-
quieren la a~sistencia del mayor
numero de miembros.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
ANUNCUESE DN
LA

81, senior:
Para pintar mejOr su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
0ivamente por Kin g
Greco Hardware Co.,
O.. AvsniAA Y GAlle Is.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15

gran ndmero de refugiados que
Sc encuentran en- Santo Domin-
go y Cuba,
Continuaremos dando deta-
Hes.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15

Escuelas ~especializadas de los Estados Unidos
Preparan a j6venes centric Y sudamericanos
Para la carrera aeronautica
La gaceta., 1942-10-15

Santos del dta
Tsrssn do Issds y Amelia
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
State Farm Heads
Plan Dec. Meet

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 10. CUP)--
Federal. STATE and county agricul-
tural officials will meet in confer
ence here Dec. 81 and % to make
legislative recommendations for "du-
rationizin9' the California agricul-
taral code.
After b,ief discussion Of pro-
posed changes in agricultural laws.
group MEETINGS will be held OIL:
plant quarantine, pest control api-
airy inspection and seed Inspection
animal industry ana dairy inspec-
ion; iral. AID vegetable standard
'@aticn Of cann.n, tomatoes. fresh
fruit and vegetables, honey and
o9 'e. lied clprs. fee Ing stuif5. and
Warehouses: fertilizers and ccono-
Wio foi on; general marketing pro-
gram la@s, milk sterilization and
agricultural prolHtc act; market
Inducements: weights and measure.
and petroleum products inspection.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21

shot himself on the dock q his
estate and fallen into the water
He left suicide notes for his attof-
ney. }. W. Salisbury, and his di-
vorced wife. Betty West. the laSt c.
four. a former Paris model
Chandler had been Respondent
over his health and having been
convicted in Miami last year of
sending a lewd letter through the
mails to New York woman He
was fined $1,000 and given a sus-
pended sentence Of a year and al
day.
Married four times, he entertain
ed his friends in New York nisht
clubs in his youth with such in
novations as a peach fight They
cost 81 each ana his guests threw
hundreds at each other before that
night was over. He paid for the
peaches and the damage
Desiring to make a spectacular
entrance. he once jumped throueh
the glass dome of an exclusive
New York restaurant. That cost
him plenty. too.
Chandler, member of 4 New
Hampshire banking family came to
New York when he was % 10 spend
81 100000 his grandfather had left
him. and another Sl000000 he re
ceived when his father died
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
Jap Airdrome Put
Gut Of Commission,

WITH THE AMERICAN AIR
FORCES IN CHINA, Dee. 90
Delayed CUPD - American
bombers, supporting Gen. Sir Arch
ibald WaVells attack on Burma, put
the LaShio airdrome temporarily Out
Of commission today with six heavy
hits On the main RUNWAY.
we kicked the Japs right in The
pants said Lieut.. Col. William f
Bayse OF Independence. Mo- who
led the raid. The bombs hit WhcYt
we Wanted-right on the runway
We undoubtedly knocked it out"
Another stick OF bombs struck n,
oil STORAGE dump and started fires
which wee visible for 90 miles.
The attack temporarily elininat-
cd Lashio as a base for japanese
planes which have been attemp'in.
to intercept the Allied air ferry
route from India to China.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
RommeI in Appeal
T0HitIer for Aid


ton with Nehmngs Tunisian army.
The German Afrika Korps now
Is reueating at an average rate OF
j miles a day front dispatches
sd
Advanced patrols of the British
Eighth Army are harassing the
German-ltahan army. the rear
guard @! which was reported 10
have reached the vicinity of Sirte,
IL e lies west Of E. Agheila
Military observers here were con-
WINGED that Ro9'nel'- ~ 9oW was
10 abandon TrpolI;ania TO the
LishIh Army and Join forces in
Tunisil with Col Gen Walther
Nehinn'S AMI forces In the mean
p lpmmtl Was expected 10 con-
tinue to Ia" mines and have his
r.ar guard ne41 occasional delay
ing actions with the advancing Brit
ISL.
There were reports from North
Africa that some Italian troops al
ready had fled from the big Axis
l'a~e ~ TriNoh and had been cap
tured by the French near GabeS
in 1mlSia. Although there was no
confirmation OF the report, informed
circles here believed II TO be highly
1sf-ol-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21

fur as well as the II men on the
nrY
The jury deliberated only 80 min
ufes Saturday night before finding
he pretty red haired army col
auels daughter innocent after hear
~ her own story OF her struggle
fnf life boz a brutal bOudoir fight
81 Carr that preceded the shoot
Hs asf August IS.
Tie jurors filed Up to Miss Her
lis u turn. shook her hand and
wished her luck Prosecutor John
Bass Who had tried 10 prove her
fHe aFgressor IN the fight less than
au hour before. approached Miss
Iierllhy and said
II had been a member of the
my I would have done as they di -
J Ssh you happiness In the future. "
Lieuf Col Edward Herlihy an
naunced he had applied for overseas
cuts and said ms plans for his 81
tear-old daus and his wife who
wine ssed the shooting OF the thrice
nlaamuus Carr would hinge on the
outcome OF the application.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
Raiders Locate
Gasoline Hoards

VALLEJO, Calf, Dee. .,UPa
A "raiding' party of 50 men under
James d Richardson found III
gallons of boarded Gasoline dL.ine
Il search of homes in the lG92-unit
Carquinez Heights housing project
yesterday. it was reported today.
Richardson, housing project
maintenance superintendent said
many residents who were tipped OF
that the ":aid' was impcndin2.
dumped out additional hundreds OF
gallons Of gasoline before the
searchcr: reached them.
Richardson reported the LARGEST
caches OF gasoline were found in
The basement Of the Isaac Morris
nome and nj the residence of f.. b.
Davis Twenty-Five gallons were
found III Il garbage eontaincr and
five in 4 gasoline cOntainer at the
Morris hol,.,r. and Is gallons at the
Davis house.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
HeaId Attends
Oakland Meetinq

District Attorne-' Elmer Head re-
turned 10 e Centre during the
weekend after attending meeting
in Oakland and San Francisco
which wero called to discuss pro-
POSED legislation and home defeHse.
Proposed legislation affecting
county government, taxation. and
proposed amendments TO tie r"nal
code were discussed in Cakl.nd.
These proposed amendments will te
sponsored by the California Coun-
- supervisors association and the
District AttornC. $ association.
Piars to make he state defense
council q WorE, bic and practical o.
eanizadon and Tut i on a more
sensible basis.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
Nelson Declares
Ban on Travel 10
Become Stricter

WASHINGTON. ueg - up
War Production Chief Donald -
Nelson today advised motorists f.
prepare iar much mere drastic
travel restrictions aud aafnrt fhH
Transportation fac.hHg - rurIaI
will be- ercIll. Uriaiild
Travel by common carrier 80
be increasingly u.uufrniHnf lud m
many Instance not permissible
Nelson said IN a letter Ia sen 1lms
f. Murray. d. Moul chairman IT
the senate mail bu,mess committee
The letter WAS written u Hr.
Spouse 10 Murray request inl ~
formation on the Position of small
business in the war ana the aH
materials situation Nelson told
Murray that the transportation
limitations and other War necrssl-
ties VIII require extensive redulu.t-
mentS in small buSlue. including
the elimination of many retail
stores.
1t follows that the number oi
outlets may have To be reduced
cross hauling eliminated. delivery.
distances and frcquer.e ~ pJr-
chase mlnimi2ed. and service and
tl1lls cugtalled.' Nelson Wrctr
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
First Waac Takes
Martial Vows

los ANGTI n D. p 'I'H
after their Uc ding nrst Saturday
the army heIosIu' s'Il hurry bas.
from the honeymoon taflp eH -
military dLties aud t4r brideelnpn
sill return r. hi. homo
IT, Roae T. Snp.He.# of the
WAAC.5 ard Ewua A lIuvIei
o. lahoua oil man toot ont 1u"1.
cation 10 arI today and VII L.
married SatuIdI-
1t. Smother was tine lit WAAC
to apply for marriage license at
the bu!tau
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
Americans Bag a.
German Fighters

ICOnIMued rom Pahc \
clearly visible and excellent results
were obtained" the announcement
said one described the target
work as sur lie SchneaZle," Which
Il Eid&in French for on the most.
THE ganncrs and pilots were
grlmly tnthuScd about the results
OF the bitter fighting that com
menced soon after the coast OF
France was GRO sed and continued
while the bombcrs were making
their deliberate rush for the target
and didn't end until the Allied
fighter escort picked up the vic
toriCus bomber formation on its
way home under the sun of a bright
Sunday afternoon"