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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
Propaganda Seized
ByStafe Agents

LOS ANGELES. June Sup
Federal and state officials TODAY
studied a large quantity OF German
propaganda seized In a raid late
yesterday on the Continental Book
shop, owned by ?. K Ferenz, in
dicted recently with Robert Noblt
ON o. charge Cf failing % register
as O member a a subyersive organ
izatiOn
Raiders hauled away "A truck lpad
OF bOCks pamphlets. papers and
other articles. acludius an eight
by-ten foot SWastika flag More
than a dozen boxes contained Ger
man propaganda moves. nyesti-
gators Of the state attorney gener-
ais office said
Among hundreds Of book were
many published IN Berlin. anti
semitic tracts. white papers issued
by the German foreign office and
American publications which have
been under investigation There
also were a number OF bulletins l8b-
eled confidential Information" IS
sued By william Dudley Pelley
founder OF the Silver Shirts
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
Loan Applications
Now in Order Here

Applications for crop and feed
loans may be filed now with Miss
Margaret Johnston. in charge OF
the FL Centre office of the Emerg-
ency Crop and Feed Loan section
OF the Farm Credit administration.
Since tires must be conserved, Miss
Johnston said the applications may
b. filed I'm her office in the court
house basement in FL Centre and
with L. II. Elder In inland.
The usual application covers seed,
water bills. fertilizer, gas and oil
for tractors. and other incidental
expenses. Also applications may be
filed for any one item OF crop pro-
duclion II Is illegal TO use any part
Of the loan 10 pay rent. taxes, or OLD
bills Applicants were requested to
take correct land descriptions at
the time of filing The maximum
loan Is 500 with interest at PER
cent
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
|. lid, Cal Electric
will Cooperate In
New Power Pool

Continued from Page One)
at the drop Is of the stream-floW
variety and if not used Immediately,
goes 10 waste.
The letter from the WPB urged
that the changes be initiated i'm
mediately so that priorities for any
new equipment needed could be ar
ranged.
California Electric officials said
Friday that under the setup. the
largest surplus of electricity from
drop is at ! or > o'clock in the
morning and that over the lines
OF the Cal-Electric the lid power
might easily reach Los Angeles OF
San Diego.
DETECTIVES
The hookup would work in direct
ly with the proposed power pooling
program designed by the WPB TO:
/ Make most effective use OF
combined generating resources pool
ing through nter-connection.
, Make maximum use OF all
available hydro power to keep de-
mands for fuel for stream power
at a minimum.
3. Have each utility construct
or arrange for facilities for inter-
connection.
Actual contractual arrangements
for the purchase OF power by the
California Electric from the dis
trict or TO rent the Cal-Electric
lines to the district to carry the
power to needed spots have not
been made yet. The WPB urged,
however, that such arrangements
be completed in the near future.
Companies making such contracts
were cautioned that any such ar
rangements entered into for the
period of war shall not be prejudi-
cial TO existing contracts and should
not be considered as establishing
precedent for future operations or
negotiations for future contracts.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
CaIexico 10 Hold
Desert CavaIcade

Continued from Page Cnel
los Cobos from the knights Of Col
umbus: and Dove from the Kiwan-
is club.
The only two committee chairmen
appointed Thursday night we're Al
len. program chairman. and Max
Brents. grand parade marshal
Other chairmen and committee per-
sonnel will be announced later.
Awards and prizes for the win
ners in the 1912 presentation have
been selected and are available 10
the winners in the Siegltz Jewel
ry store in Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
Chester lrvinq
Heads 2O-3O Club

Chester Irving Viii head the 20-30
club for the coming year. u vas
decided Thursday night at the an
nual election meeting Of the or
ganization.
Besides Irving. those elected we're
John Kearney. first yice-preSident.
Allan Yourman. second vice-presi-
dent. Dave Lee. sergeant-at arms
Warren Brock. George Adams. Joe
Komenda and Jim Nesbitt. direc-
tors.
The group will take office July l.
They will attend an officers edu-
,ational meeting IN Riverside June
IA prior 10 filling their new jobs.
Supervisor Hugh Osborne was the
speaker of the evening. DISCUSSING
the valley labor situation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
Valley Shed Labor
Waues Increased

Continued from Page Cne)
cents per 100 crates. Pressmen were
guaranteed a 81 an hour. If pay
ment is made by the hour, the rate
is 81 an hour plus 2'a cents f.
each additional packer over 8 or
the individual shed, not TO exceed
$l2C an hour.
In honeydeWs. hand liddcrS viii
get $125 per 100 crates; automatic
lidderS ST. per 100 crates; shed label
ing and miscellaneous labo: 80 cents
an hour. If students are used, the
rates do not apply but must not
be less than IS cents an hour.
If shed owners paid rates last
wear that were more favorable thar
those in the contract, the c ntiact
provided that they must be paid
this year also.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05

Gus British liners, converted from
luxury ships to troop carriers strip
ped of finery of other days.
Simultaneously the British mill
tary command here announced that
extremely fast, modern American
P-40 fighters now were based on
Indian airdromes-another import
ant addition to the rapidly expand
ing defenses of this empire outpost.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
House Votes 10
Abolish CCC Camps

WASHINGTON. June Sup
The house today voted 20 abolish
the Civilian Conservation Corps ef-
fective July l.
The action was taken on u teller
vote of l58 to l2l
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
|. v. tuberculosis
Problem Told

Records AZ TIE Imperial county
health department showed Thursday
that between Jan ] and June 8 thIz
year there we're - deaths caused hs
tuberculosis. Dr + b. GODFREY
county health officer. saIa while
discussing a free clinic held In the
county recently.
He declared there are 288 known
cases OF pulmonary Tuberculosis u
the county and one of the greatest
health problems is providing care
for these patients.
At clinics recently held in Il Cen
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
FiIipinos Stabbed
In BrawIey Fiuht

BRAWLEY. june 5 = Two FIJI
pinos were in a critical cCldition
in a Brawley hospital Friday while
peace officers sought for another
islander who stabbed them during
q fight on the Eastside early Fri
day.
The fugitive knife wielder was be-
leved 10 be Isidore Flores. His
victims were Incencie Bravo and
Hcnofrie Ezeta, who are expected
N pacover
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
COMPLETES COURSE
AT AIR FIELD

Pvt Waldo l.. Hacker, %, son of
Mrs. Maude Hacker of 240 North
Fourth street, FL Centre, was grad
uated May 90 from the worlds
largest air corps technical school at
Sheppard Field, Texas, where he
has been in training for the last
five months He now is qualified
as one of the eighth specialists
necessary TO keep one plane in the
air and is eligible for assignment
to any unit maintained in the air
corps. He formerly was employed
by a gas company in San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
TAX EXEMPTION CLAIM
DEADLINE JUNE 30

War veterans and churches have,
only through June 30th to file ex-
emptions from city taxes, City CLERK
Neal Gavin warned Friday. Gavin
said that 80 per cent of the
churches in the city have already
filed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
INTEND TO WED

A notice of their intention to
marry was filed with County Clerk
W. j. McClelland by Willie Leeroy
Railey.s 81, Winterhaven fruit pack
er. and Dolores Phillips, 30, VIM
terhaven lettuce trimmer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
Vast Convoy Lands Army
For Defense of India

NEW DELHI. June 5. tUP)-The
largest British convoy ever to reach
India has landed thousands of
troops and great quantities of equip
ment. including American tanks and
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
TAKING MOVIES
IN THE VALLEY

Motion pictures were taken IN
Imperial Valley this week by Bert
johnson, of the state weed and
rodent control bureau of California,
and l.. w. Erb of the division OF
chemistry.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
CASE DISMISSED

Felix Ponce OF BrawIey was re-
leased from a charge of negligent
homicide in connection with the
death OF Arnulfo CardenaS and
Andres Villanueva Salazar in a
traffic accident in Brawley May II.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
MUST FACE TRIAL

Don Purio was ordered to trial in
superior court on charge of grand
theft. He was accused of taking
approximately Sl45 from b. Kahn,
a HinduStani.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
SUE FOR DAMAGES

MIR. and Mrs. James r. Henderson
Thursday sued Verna Evelyn Ulmer
for SlS,237 for damages they alleg-
ed they suffered in traffic acci-
dent half mile east OF Plaster
City last April 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
SENTENCE SUSPENDED

william HaikS, who was arrested
on vagrancy charges Thursday
night. was released on good beha-
yior by Police Judge Lee Nuffer
Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
Scanning Y.
News Horizon
CASE DISMISSED

Charges of rape and contributing
to the delinquency of a minor were
dismissed in Imperial county supe-
rior court against Connor Lowe, Ne
gro.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
FINAL DEGREE GRANTED

A final divorce was granted in
superior court TO Lois M. johnson in
her suit against Carl c. johnson.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
SENTENCED TO JAIL

Juan valdez, Mexican, was SEN
fenced TO five days in Jail Friday
for drunkenness and possible draft
evasion Valdez did not have a
draft card with him when arrested
b.. city police.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
DIVORCE GRANTED

A final divorce decree was grant
ed in superior court Thursday to
Fred j. Eaton in his suit against
Maria A Eaton.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
SEEKS DIVORCE

Vivian Thalman recently sued Lee
Thalman for divorce, accusing him
of wilful desertion. They married il
Arkansas Dec. 8, 1896 and separated
May 81, l94l.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
FILED NOTICE

Francisco Navarro, ,rr, 25. Braw-
ley laborer, and Rosa.'ina Flomatc
81. Ell Centre, Thursday filed no.
t t'ce of their intention to marry.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
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near Bir Hacheim is repuiSed.
NEW DELHl-Huge British con-
voy, perhaps largest ever to sail
from British Isles, landed thousands
of troops and supplies including
American tanks and planes at In
dia'S ports.
MADAGASCAR-BritiSh revealed
Japanese submarine attack on Diego
Suarez naval base, seized from
French, but deny Japanese claims
that raiders damaged British battle
ship and cruiser.
observation-disclosures lost 5000
men in futile attempt to storm and
capture Allied air base at ChuhSien
in eastern China.
LONDON-Adolf Hitler is report
ed bringing strong pressure on Fin
niSh and Italian allies to obtain
greater aid for supreme offensive"
against Russia.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05

planes. to bolster the defenses OF
the county against any Japanese
attack, it was revealed tonight.
The convoy, believed to be the
largest ever to sail from England,
arrived early last month but only
now is it possible to reveal the move
ment which was so great that no
single port in India could handle
the ships and they were forced TO
disembark at several.
The convoy moved to India with
out loss.
IMMENSE SUPPLIES
Besides troops, the convoy brought
thousands of technicians, Royal air
force personnel and crews Tor the
American and British tanks ans
anti ti-aircraft guns which comprised
a large part of the cargo.
Additionally there were immense
supplies of all kinds, including spare
parts needed for the modern mech
anical weapons.
The thousands of troops counted
among them only a few recruits.
For the most part they were men
experienced in fighting in France,
Libya and Greece. The pilots in
cluded many who had seen action
over France, in the battle of Britain
and over the western desert.
WELL PROTECTED
A warship, identified only as -
famous British man-o-war' with
great flotillas of destroyerS screened
the convoy in its long journey to
India, according to the official an
nouncement. The transports were
said to have included many" fam
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
WAR INTENSIFIES

The unsuccessful attack on Mid
way, onlv "a hours after two Japa-
neSe air raids on the Alaskan naval
base of Dutch Harbor, highlighted
suddenly intensified fighting on sea
and in the air along a vast battle
front reaching from Alaska to Aus
tralia
1t marked sudden shift in Japa-
neSe strategy, the purpose of which
still remains obscure.
Dispatches from Honolulu and
Australia said that the japanese
attacks on Dutch Harbor and upon
Midway which lies 1858 miles south
west of the Alaskan Aleutian is
lands base, may have been for
either one of two main purposes:
Ito serve as a diversion for a
bigger asSault--upon the United
States west coast, upon Pearl Har-
Dor or against the U. S. supply
route over which vast amounts of
war materials are pouring into Aus
tralia.
2.-To provide a defense against
what the Japanese fear may be an
Allied attack and to blunt the points
the "daggers' of Dutch Harbor
and Midway, which are pointed at
Japan's island empire. Dutch Har-
Dor is 1885 miles from Tokyo and
Midway 1888 miles.
JAP SUBS SUNK
In assaults undoubtedly well tim
ad uith tho othar Dac;fio Jayolo,,
ments. Allied planes were revealed
at Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Aus
tralian headquarters to have sunk
two and probably three Japanesc
submarines in the supply lanes off
Australia's east coast, bringing to
six and probably seven a five-day
toll Of enemy submarines sent to
the bottom.
Fliers of Dutch East Indies
squadron sighted the three enemy
submarines, at widely separated
points. On Sunday night four 70
foot japanese subs were sunk in
Sydney harbor.
American and Australian planes,
steadily increasing the power OF
their attacks off Australia'S north
ern invasion flank, left big fires
and ruined docks and buildings in
the wake OF new assaults on three
japanese island bases-Rabau on
New Britain island, on Timor island
and I'm the Solomons.
RAIDERS ATTACKED
Admiral Chester w. Nimitz, COM
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05

Another great Joyce Model-the
Cardigan of white box glove leather,
Gillie tie and toeleSs Splendid
for all casual wear All sizes, 4
to 8, just arrived Also all widths.
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geittpsdl, sea 90. sanaar 1912

4 ntiibIel q in poaano all 8eailtn oes
t9. Sabrbnnberts fid bon 5ipiifen g.
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g9ie lebr bie hotlanbilde Miib4e
nibt nur nit hpr boadnoilben 2oab-
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ten nicht MIR, 9ton,en, ienoern al,b
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ser @reieniiic fonn ct oieies uWos
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burb oos Nnbrineen bon 8l,lmen'
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8ollern n,itteifen; baB Der &ornpopr-
rat >bermablen lit llno lie bierbnrdb
olffor0ern,- neues @etreibc beron al
ldaffen So omrb cine eana beftimmte
anortnlng ser Iliiael fann er "ioaar
ben Miibleubo,ler berbeir,ifen, ipenn
sic Wfiible reporat',rbeoiirftig ee,por.
ben lit. Die Witble tpeint uno Ia9t
alio, slie lpriht 5um 8olf obne Huno.
fnnf nnb Seleebon; iie beberriht Die
bouonoii6e 2ono|6aft nno eebort .,an
I ibr 1lnb aur bolldnoiiden 2an6bep0l.
ferung. iuie sic ipeite. sElnberbele ,,nb
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Srot aller~ b,trd. ben e,ropGiiden
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3nm SeIiaipre@naaspro5ek Der
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oentrm nno oic Smeenoeu ser jmnael
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tpitba, ipcl6c 1880 ltnrb, proflomie
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9ies i1licbt Damn hie erlte YboIt
Der Selialpredrns ser rHilie oel
Moboiufs' ob. Ole apeite Eboie III
Die llnterind,nng Der bon ibr po0'
brnd)tcn &unoer.
0ie &onereeotion miro ierner 3nl
3peiten Molc 5,1 elmer llnterlIobnna
Der Hl,meer oer Dfntfcr sSronceSca
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soao itorb ,,no in Ne,p 9)orf beige
fett ip,'roc, 5uionnlentreten
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&onarceation Scr Hiten in @c9en
mort oes Yoplies miro om 2. SrmI
ftottiinoen, ,uu sic 9l,aenoen &oter
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belt sic Mebrbeit Der &nroin0lc nmh
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feititellen, bof sic 9icneriu @ottes
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beieileu bat, miro onrm Elm felerlid)es
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