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Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Marines DISCHARGE
Fighting Man, Is

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec g.
UP9-George b HOLE. l3, looked
forward reluctantly today to re-
turning 10 high school for a few
years before rejcining the Ma
rines.
Hole. who falsified his age to
land berth with the Marine Corps
at the age of 70. received his hon
cradle discharge" from Lieut.. Gen.
Thomas Holcomb. Marine comman-
dant in Washington.
The honorable DISCHARGE" was
granted. General Holcombs state
ment said. for the convenience of
the government"
Young Holle enlisted in the Ma
I1ne Corps a month before Pearl
Harfcr. He said he lied about his
age and signed his guardians name
TO the enlistment form His dis
charge was given him at Goat is
land in San Francisco Bay.
The youngster, who stands an
inch over six feet despite his youth.
said reports of his taking part ii
action at Midway and in the SOL
omcns were false.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08

with two soldiers hilariously stand
ing in the rear seat, irving to bring
the animal into the sights of their
swaying rifles.
Then came the hounds, trying
desperately to keep up to the pace
set by the jeep. Far in the rear.
came hunters in formal red coats,
on horseback, long since out OF the
money and somewhat out OF sorts
and dignity.
Aghast also were the doughboys
on the rifle range across which the
procession raced; and so was their
officer, who took the edge from the
sport of the jeepsmen with discip-
linary measures designed to teach
them that in England hunting Is
by invitation only-and not done,
ever, in motor cars.
P.S.-The stag got away.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
WPB Penalties
Two Vio|ators

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9. up
The War Production Board TO-DAY
penalized Rudolph Khol, Cleveland
contractor, and Gilbert S. Sinclair
Jwner ..IG operator OF several
;outhern California cocktail loun9-
es, for beginning construction with
Out WPB authorization.
Khol was CHI. sed with beginning
l residence. estimated 10 cost So
co., He will be denied authorization
70 begin any CtIer construction. "a
wou as all priority assistance OF
aliocalion OF critical materials fo.
TWO months
Sinclair was charged with begin
ming construction Of a cocktail.
lounge and cafe at Long Beach.
.'urtaer work on t.4c building was
prohibited fJr six months. during
which all priority assistance ant
IilGcJtion OF scarce materials also
are denied
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Scion Fi|ibusters
On Silver Bill

WASHINGTON, Dec. Sup -
Sen. Pat McCarran, D.. Nev, to-
day continued a determined at
tempt to prevent senate considera-
ton Of legislative to permit sale of
treasury owned silver for war use
1t % cents an ounce.
Speaking IN low voice lm"St
inaudible IN the galleries. McCarral.
said he was prepared to talk for q
long time" to keep the bill from
coming up in this session. He start
ct talking against the measure yes
terday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Jeep Breaks Up
Stoid Stog Hunt

LONDON. Dec. 8. - (UPD -
Three doughboys who horned in
with a jeep and rifles on a staid
English hunt, winding both hounds
and horses and perhaps affronting
the stag as they did the relocated
hunters, learned today that after
all protocol must be observed
Cries Cf 'poicks, yoicks!" split
the air as strange panomara NOV
ed swiftly across a rifle range some
where in the English countryside
First came the stag. in fun flight
with head high and eyes wild
Close on his heels hurtled a ieen
driven by an American sergeant
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08

MADRID. Dec. Sup - Gen.
Francisco Franco told the people
of Spain today that the capitalist
and liberal world is doomed and
that the wars end will soon brine
final solution to all great prob
lens.
London observers reported that
Francois address appeared to be
designed carefully to maintain
Spain's neutral position. These
quarters said Franco had advanced
no indications of any change in
Spain'S position and that for the
most part of his emphasis was ON
the familiar theme of anti-Bol-
SnCviSm)
Spain. he told the Falaneist
party council, belongs to the ELL
ropean world" and he called on all
Spaniards 70 concentrate them
selves on The great events of Eu-
rope"
This is the phraeSoloey frequent
l. emplo'e ed by Adolf Hitler to de
scribe his proposed Na2i new or
DER" in Europe
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Scanning |. '.
News Horizon
Mt. SIGNAL CENTER
WILL MEET FRIDAY

Members of the Mt. Signal Farm
center will meet at the Mt. Signal
school at 7:30 pm Friday. Assist
ant Farm Advisor George L. Win
right will discuss permanent pas
lures. the health department will
give a demonstration of procedure
in handling poison gases, John Ku-
bier Will discuss the Argentine, a
motion picture will be shown, and
refreshments will be served.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Manzanar laps
Quiet Under Guns
Continued from Page i

control the demonstrators.
The uprising flared near midnight
Saturday when six Japanese wear
ing masks attacked Fred Tayama,
president OF the Japanese American
Citizens league and a Longtime ad-
vocate OF loyalty TO The United
States.
He was seriously injured. A mob
of Axij sympathizers demonstrated
in front of the hospital. where he
vas taken. AS the mob grew he was
taken to q safer place.
Harry Ueno, asserted leader OF
the mob, was taken in custody. The
mob stormed the Jail and attempt
ed TO remove UenO. using a driver
less automobile to smash at the
doors Tear gas failed to halt the
lioting ard regular army units were
:alled.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Uniform Racket
Suspect Jailed

BOSTON. Dec. 8-tUP)-Josepl
T. MarcouX, 80. of Pomona, Cal.
was sentenced to five months in jail
today after he pleaded guilty to
wearing unlawfully the uniform OF
u. S. army private. Asst. U. S
Atty. Joseph j. Gottlieb described
Marcoux as "an itinerant wanderer
who converted the uniform OF the
California State Guard, which he
deserted. into that of an army pri-
vate to promote his rackets across
the country"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Red Cross Reviews
Year of Effort
Continued from Page !


George Kirk. w. w. McEuon. r. P
Moore. J. D NeSbitt. Mrs Hugh T
Osborne Dr.. Claude T. Peters. c. S
Reed. Louis w. Slee, Guy A Weak
ley. Arno c. Yaeckle Mrs. Yeackel
and from the Hohtville branch A
J. HinshG.w. Betty Harris: from
Imperial branch. Carmen Gibson
Carrie Townsend.
The meeting was preceded by a
dinner served by the cantean corps
i'll the cafeteria r. P. Moore pre-
sided at the meeting. Fred Nebel
Thau led the opening eseryices; Fa-
ther Hutchinson delivered the in
vocation: Wilson school students
under the direction CT Laura Nc
Farland. presented music. and A. J
Hinshaw gave the reDcrt OF the
Holtville branch. and Carmen Glib
son. that of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Nozis May Slash
African Lifeline

of Lieut.. Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover to discuss with the French
the future employment" of the
French naval and merchant units
there
The forces available at Dakar are
substantial, including the 35,OOO-ton
battleship Richelieu. three crui/"s
three destroyers, y submarines. and
some secondary craft.
ROMMEL POUNDED
The Nazi-controlled Radio Paris
claimed that the Dlkar Warships
already had been turned over to
the fighting French-a highly un-
likely development in view of the
deep split between the adherents OF
Gen. Charles DeGaulle and those
of Admiral Jean Francois Darlan
in Africa.
At the eastern end of the African
front the British Eighth Army
,teadily was getting closer to the
Axis defensive positions in the El
Agheila region on the Gulf OF Sirte
British bombers attacked Nazi
guns emrlaccd at Mersa Brega. 25
miles northeast Of El Agheila, and
)ombcd Sirtc and MiSurata between
Il Agheila and Tripoli.
Eighth Army bombers also car
ried out attachs at Biserte and on
a TuEi ian railroad and shot down
1 Nazi plane off Malta.
On the Russian front CoSsack
forces were attacking in the Stain
5!'ad area despite a fierce blizzard
that swept the steppes and blanket
ID German positions in heavy snow
Eisev here along the front the
race Of So.iet advances was slowed
~ stif.ening NaZi resistance and
c0untcrattackS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
McNutt Confers on
Army, Navy Needs
CONTINUED from Page =

irector
His meeting with the joint chiefs
Of sJaffs was the first step in a
program McNutt outlined for his
Eres3 conference. Others include:
l. A request to congress to re-
move restrictions on expansion oi
he U. S. employment service to
handle transfer o. workers.
g development of more uniform
ity in actions Of local selective SER
vice boards, including possibly new
appeals machiner"
3. Arrangements for drLftees to
eXpres3 a choice OF service into
which they wish TO be inducted, al
though final ASST snment will de-
pend upon the need Of the services
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
EFNn DICKERS TO
MODIFY CURIEW

RENO. New, Dec 3-CUP)-At-
tempting to work out compro-
mise agreement with military au-
thoritieS whereby Reno night clubs
10 close at II midnight, the Reno
Bureau cf hotels. restaurants, clubs
ana purvevorS has requested the
cit council to adopt an ordinance
making it unlawful to sell liquor
10 service men after that hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Signup Days Set
ForNewCIasses

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 3. CUP)--
State Selective Service headquarters
today set Dec. IL TO Dec. 81 inclu-
Siye as the period for registering
California youths reaching the age
of l8 between July and Dec. 81,
1912.
The registration, sixth to be held
under the National Selective Ser
vice act, will be held at the state S
284 local draft boards and ll0 other
specially designated places The pc
riod has been divided as follows:
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
FOUND GUILTY

After dehberallng lNr cNldeNCt
Tor % minutes. a superior court
Jury Monday found Frank john
son. Negro, guilty of the attempted
murder of Laverett Hickman, Negro
in an east FL Centre resort. john
son. an eX-convict, stabbed Hick-
man in the throat.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
TAKES TRAINING

PVT. Leland s. Rodermmd,
rancher of the FL Cenuo area, is
taking training at an air force
technical school at Sectt Field. III.
He will be trained in radio operat-
ing and mechanics TO fit him Tor
duty as 4 member of a fighting
bomber crew. RodermundS dauGh-
ter Ru.h Kent. lives in FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Tunisio Air War
Vital to Future

WASHINGTON. Dec. Sup -
The air struggle developing over
Tunisia will determine air super
iority in the Mediterranean and
possible the whole European theater
% war, Lieut. Cen Henry H. Arm
Cid said today.
Arnold, commanding general of
The army air forces, SAID American
planes and personnel are going
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
HAS CONFERENCES

Prof. |. B. Smith, assistant direc-
tor of the California department CT
agriculture. conferred with Impe-
rial county farmers and the staff
at the Imperial county farm adviS-
ol'S office in FL Centre Monday. He
was interested in farm problems in
wartime and plans for future
paintings OF essential feed crops.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
CHARGES PILE U'

Robert HlCks. 3l-Near-oId tFuCk
driver. was arrested in Bakersfield
late last week on an Imperial
county warrant issued after his
wife accused him of failing to pro-
vide for her. Before he could be
returned to Imperial county. Off
GERS IF BiSbee AriZ., informed
Sheriff Robert w Ware that they
wanted Hicks for trial on 4 charge
of attempted murder.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
INTEND TO MARRY

A notice Of their intention to mar
ry was filed with County Clerk w
J. McClelland Monday by Lieut..
Theodore Manly Enochs, Jr.. %. OF
Camp Icckett. and Alice Patricia
Hursh. 10, of Royal Oak, Mich.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08

UP against first-claSS air power for
the first time in this war.
The new American Lockheed P
38 pursuit ship now is engaging the
best planes the Germans possess
the Focke-Wulf 100 and Messer-
schmitt l09-G-and in their initial
trials the score is about even Arm
Dld said.
BALANCE EVEN NOW
In the struggle 10 determine
which side shall be supreme in the
air over the Mediterranean and Eu-
rope. the Germans in North Africa
are feverishly endeavoring to build
UP n superiority before We can
gather our strength" Arnold con-
tinued.
AT present. he said, 1T is touch
ana go as to who is the stronger.
in some sections We are; in others
they are
If we can continue 10 destroy the
enemy plane for plane he said,
we will come out ahead Our pro-
duction is at least twice Axis pro-
duction. They would have to de-
stroy two for one TO remain even. '
Arnold said the Germans appear
&c. to be building up their North
African air strength by withdraw
inc planes from Russia and. To 4
lesser extent, from Europe
EQUALITY ELSEWHERE
He said he believed American and
British planes operating from Great
Britain were pressing the Germans
too hard in that area to make it
feasible for the enemy 10 withdraw
sir power from that region.
Arnold said United States air
forces had gained at least equal
ity" III ever theater OF war except
North Africa. He added that they
haa assumed the offensive every
where"
For the first time" Arnold said,
we have a completely balanced air
team in action, anu Tor the first
t.me We are up against 4 real, first
Class air power.
We have had P-40s up against
the Germans and Italians IN the
Egyptian theater and We have had
bombers and fighters up against the
Germans in France and the Meth
eIlandS.
We have met the Jap Zeros -
singly and in sWarmS-but in Al
r.ca we are up against the whole
cross section of the German aerial
might. and I can tell you we are
looking forward TO the results with
great interest. for We believe that
out OF this will come the all-out
llr battles that must come TO clear
the Germans from the sky"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
DAKAR COMES OVER

Allied headquarters III North Afrl-
ca announced an agreement with
Gov. Gen. Pierre BoiSson whereby
Dakar's port facilities and airiield.
were being made Immediately avail
able for Allied use. 1t was indicated
that the Allies would also get the
future use OF a portion OF the French
naval and merchant fleet.
An American mission will proceed
10 Dakar immediatelr at the ORDER
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
INTERMEDIARY

Franco said that he believed there
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08

Continued from Page i
ments were being flown south alor
the Portuguese coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08

Here j. the 81 ant hiph i,lp
JET black suede pump for
dress. wear has high heels
-. elasticized toeless and
with patent piping One of
the clever new Johansen mod
els Also Navy Blue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-02

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become, milk.-Chinese ProVerb.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-02

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-02
Luck to You IN
1912

We take this opportunity to thank
all OF those whom it has been our privilege
to serve during 194l, and wish for them
the very best that the New Year can bring
IN health, happiness and security.
We ask for a continuance of your
patronage and pledge ourselves to strive
harder n a even to merit your patron
age, good will and confidence.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-02

ic-x ~ Rcanofe Island tor un,5n
an mLual allotment OF >4UU. 900 has
been made but which IS expected t.
cost about i million dclrt, before l.
H.. completed.
The sP~- CItIcations prov de that
two anyways shall be finished with
- TIE months. Therefore. by May
- the lield should be ready for use
in the national defense.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

M~exicanos En- Sevilla", la Ga
lima Clueca', q Ay, Que ITEM
pos, Sr. Don Sim6nr', mil Es-
tudiantes y Una Muchacha",
la Abuelita" y Papa Sc Des-
enreda Otra Vez'.
kdcmas a. estas pdliculas va
tienen contratadas Jay Jalisco,
No TIE Raje?, "Bl Condo de
Montecristo", LA Vida de 81
mon Bolivar, "CabaNeria del
Imperio', "Mujeres Sin Hogan
y Casa de Mujeres'.
Como puede apreciarse, Cha
noun escoge siempre las mejo-
res peliculas puestas en- el mer-
cado.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22
Sc Hoee Sentk Coco Vcz Mds Ia
Escosez de Obrcros en- A'c11-iu
Los uIemones estdn hacienda demcndos peronforius &c
troboiodorcs a BsIsieo y los demos poses ocupodos

WASH1NGTON.-Las repe-
tidas y perentorias demands
de obreros que estan hacienda
los conquistadores nazis en-
Belgica, sirve para indicar
bien a las claras que en- Ale
mania, la escasez de brazos
va haciendose cada dia mas
aguda.
De acuerdo con la flosofia nazi,
todos los trabajores de los paises
sojuzgados deben de estar incondi-
eionalamente a su disposition. Ash,
pues, cuantas veces sus industries
de guerra Sc encuentran necesitadas
de brazos, no dudan en- practicar
actos de pirateria con Ell personal
smpleado en- las industries de sus
indefensas vfctimas. Ejemplos Illus
trativos de la forma que practican
dichos actos, "suave y cortesmente,
con Ia maravillosa hipocresia que
es una de las mas extraordinarias
invenciones del movimiento nazi,"
se encontraban describes reciente-
mente en- ell bien informado boletin
titulado NetOs from Belgium.
Seg1n ell mencionado boletfn
"nunca Sc habfa obligado por me-
dos violentos a ningun trabajador
belga a ir a Alemania. Los nazis
Sc limitaban en- TODD caso a advertir
que TODD aquel que sc negase a ir
perderia, por una causa o por otra,
sus tarjetas de racionamiento.
Este es Ell procedimiento de que Sc
han Waldo los nazistas para arran-
al de sus hogares a unos 100000
Obreros belgas.
OtrOs prOcedimientos
En- Ia misma revista Sc r~elata-
ban otros numerosos procedimientos
usados por los nazis. AL principle,
"solicitan" una companfa para que
envfe cierto n1mero de trabaja-
dores a Alemania. 81 esta solicitud
no tiene ell efecto apetecido, Sc "or-
dena" a la compahia a que acceda
q la "solicitud."
Sc ha dado Ell case, por ejemplo,
de que la Compahia de Tranv1as de
Bruselas (que emplea 5000 per-
sonas) recibiera orden de enviar
mil de estos trabajadores al Rhine
land, amenazando, case de no &C.
eeder con suprimir ell abasteci-
miento de ~lubricantes y combustible
para dichos tranvfas. Ante tan
injusta demanda, la compania en-
question rehus6 hacerlo, comentan-
do que en- un pals libre los pa
tronos no acostumbran enviar a sus
empleados a Dusseldorf o B~nn
como 81 fuesen cabezas de gaiiado
. mercancias.
ia respuesta alemana fue para
liar la circulation de tranvfas en-
Bruselas entire las 10 de la noche VI
las 7 de la manana, ocasionando Ell
paro Tornado de mas de mil emplea-
dos de la mencionada compania. No
La gaceta., 1942-10-22
DE los TEATROS
Rcgrcgo de Chamo1,n

Encutntrase de nuevo al frer
te de su importante cargo de ad
ministrador del teatro Casino,
81 apreciado amigo Jose Cha
noun, luego de haber pasado
sus yacacioaes en- Arkansas y
Texas. Durante su yiaje tuvo la
oportunidad de contratar las 81
gu~ientes peieulas h~iapanas: "El
Jefe Maxine" maria de La 0"
"Canci6n de Cuna', Cafe Con-
cordia", candida, Papa Sc
Enreda Otra Vez', "De Mexico
LEGO FL Amor, Cargo de Va
l%ientes", ia Bien Pagada",
ago Conoci A Esa Muier', DOS
La gaceta., 1942-10-22
ANUNIAN
LOS PARA Ell
DOLOR DE CABEZA

Washington, oct. 22.-La Co
mission Federal de Concrete ha
presentado cargos contra los ia
bricantes de BrOmo-Seltzer,
Stanback, Hicks Liquid Capu-
dine y C. C. Compound, alegan-
do anuncian falSamente sus re-
medios contra ell dOlor de cabe-
"a.
Fabrica ell Bromo-Seltzer La
Emerson Company, de Baltimo-
re; hacen ell Be, la B. c. Rene
dy, de Durham, Carolina del
Norte; Ell polvo Stanback, pro
piedad de la familia Stanback'
por la Stanback Company, Ltd,
de Salisbury, Carolina del Nor
tie, Y la Chef Cemical Company,
de Richmond, Va, hace ell c. I.
Compound, el Coco, y el 4Os.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

organization militar slemana, en-
10 que Sc refere a la production
industrial, Sc encuentra necesitada
de mano de obra, y, segundo, que
la administration alemana en- Bel
gica no Sc encuentra va capacitada
para hacer obedecer sus propias de-
mandas y debe depender, por 10
menos hasta cierto punto, dc la
cooperation de la administration
local. 81 tenemos en- cuenta que ell
espiritu de rebeldia del pueblo belga
en- general Sc hace mas fuerte cada
dfa, y que ell SABOTAGE sistematica-
mente organizado, retardamiento
en- la production, etc, a en- ra-
pido aumento, podemos considerar
que la politica alemana de reclutar
obreros belgas Sc ha paJalizado cast
por complete"
"Sirven tambien para rrobar los
referidos medicines que al fin Y al
cabo los procedimientos nazis cstdn
destinados a fracasar debido a la
falta que tienen los alemanes del
conocim.ento de la ~ps.cologia y del
coraz6n humanos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

siendo permitido ell page de COM
pensaciones monetarias a estos
hombres, es bien cierto que ell ham
bre los obligara a trasladarse q
Alemania."
"No hace mucho TEMPO, los ale
names enviaron una ~solicitud a los
diferentes servicios: postal, tele-
grafco y telefonico asi como a
otros servicios publicos requiriendo
$4,000 oberos para ser enviados a
Alemania. Ell funcionario que re-
cibi6 esta solicitud pidio a los ale
names una orden escrita. Inme-
diatamente fue arrestado."
Otro funcionario fue instado POI
los alemanes a que frmara un de-
creto limitando la compensation
que recibe un empleado al cesar su
trabajo a ocho dias, al final de cuyo
plazo seria enviado inmediatamente
a Alemania. Antes que acceder a
tai demanda, ell funcionario pre-
sent6 la dimision de su cargo.
Armenia la resistencia
"Los mencionados i~ncidentes sir
ven para probar dos cosas: cue la
La gaceta., 1942-10-22
Cumpi

Cumpieo7oS
Con gran placer traemos a
nuestras n0tas 81 nombre de una
gentil y eIegante damita que 60
Ia de grandes simpatias en- nues
tras notas e, nombre de una gen
ii y elegante damita que goZa de
grandes simpatias en- %nuestros
circulos sociales, Xxi Men6n
DEF. hija amantisima de nues-
tros amigos Mario y Maria Lui-
sa Mcnendez, domiciliados en- ell
21O6 de la Gale Jefferson, para
ccnsignar que en- ell dia de hoy
cumpile un ano mas.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que de SECURE recibira, ell GRO
nista une la suya, muy sincera.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

S. Wildes contra Flora A. viii
des; Mercedes Villa Pages con
ira Pedro Pages; Dorinda Ga
lego conn Emilio Gallego.
Nuayas domandas: O5ie Ak
ms contra Emily Atkins; MUIR
ay E. Joyner contra lillian Joy
ner; Nora G. Chancey contra
Harden c. Chancey; Lillian II
Davis contra A. b. Davis