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Evening star., 1943-11-03
Milestone Brothers Face
Indictment on Tax Charue
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, - Nov. SHERMAN
and Philip Milestone, brothers and
officials of Washington financing
concern which has been liquidated
for two years, were indicted in Fed
eral court yesterday on charge of
income tax Hasions totaling nearly
s29, 500.
Herman Milestone, named as
president of the rhinestone Finance
Corp, and Philip limestone, named
as vice president, were charged with
evading taxes of $3.473.16 for the
fiscal year of 1867 and with eva
sion Of sl7,9O355 for the fiscal year
of 1878.
Another indictment was listed
against Philip Milestone alone.
Trustee and executive of the cor
poration for the period 1889, he
was charged that an additional
S8.l10.67 in income and excess profits
taxes were evaded.
The Government claimed that the
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Duke of Windsor Visits
Yale, Confers With Stoff
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press,
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 3,-The
Duke of Windsor came to the his
toric Yale campus, alive with men
In uniform, for an informal con-
ference yesterday with the staff of
the university's Institute of Interna-
tional Studies.
The Duke" said university
statement, has shown much in
terest in the work being done by
the institute in the field of Anglo
American relations"
AS word of the Dukes visit got
around, groups Of soldiers. sailors
and marines studying at Yale gath
cred at various spots on the campus
and at dormitory windows for a
glimpse of the royal guest.
From one dormitory window came
the greeting:
"Hiyah Duke"
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Nv the Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-The Glenn
L. Martin Aircraft Co. announced
yesterday that the lotion Martin
Mars, worlds largest flying boat,
had passed all preliminary tests sue
cessfully and had been turned over
to the Navy for eventual use as
Flying Liberty Ship between this
country and district war theaters.
The tests included 4,600-mile nom
stop flight.
The Navy Trial Board took over
the vessel, the company disclosed in
statement, and would check test
results before putting her into serv-
ice
The ship, which can carry
cargo load in excess of IS tons, was
put through a battery of trials de-
scribed by company spokesmen as
"one of the most gruelling series of
tests to which an airplane ever has
been submitted.'
The endurance test was a 32-hour
Evening star., 1943-11-03
ADVERTISEMENT
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with modern medication in a base con-
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double supplv 35c. Demand Penetro.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Lieutenant Collects
From Homesick Mates
) the Associated Press

p the Associated Press.
BOISE, Idaho.-Second 1t. James
L. Greenburg of Camp Swift, Tex,
wrote Gov. G. A. Bottolfsen for a
bottle of Idaho earth to complete
his collection from 48 State
He explained that homesick
oampmates frequently exclaimed:
I'D give $40 just to see some of that
country right now!"
Then 1t. Greenburg produces the
proper bottle-and collects.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Caribbean wing Of the ATC since

Caribbean wing Of the ATC since
January 8. m
Gen. Alexander, II, is a native of
Watseka, ILL.,, and entered the Army
Air Corps as a flying cadet in 1928.
He was made executive officer OF the
Air Corps Ferry Command in 1910
and left in February, 1912, to take
charge of important Air Transport
Command operations in the Far East
where he remained until receiving
his present command.
He will make his headquarters
here.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Alexander Takes Command
OF ATC Caribbean Unit

BY the Associated Press.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Nov. 8.
Brig. Gen. Edward Harrison Alex
ander, one of the Army's pioneer Air
Corps ferry operators, became COM
manding general of the Caribbean
wing Of the Air Transport Command
yesterday.
He succeeds Brig. Gen. Vincent J.
Meloy, At, who has left for another
assignment after commanding the
Evening star., 1943-11-03

improper deductions were for sal
aries for oficials Of the family
owned concern.
T. Barton Harrington, United
States attorney, presented the cases
to the Federal grand jury.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Money refunded if one application
does not delight you. Peterson's Oint-
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Evening star., 1943-11-03
Mars Turned Over to Navy
AFTER 4 ,6OO-Mi|e Nonstop 7 est

and l7-minute nonstop, nonrefuel-
ing fight covering more than 1900
miles.
This record, the company asserted,
had exceeded the international
closed circuit distance record for
seaplanes by approximately so pei
cent"
Other records set, the company
said, were gross load at take off
l4l, 900 pounds; size of crew on en-
durance flight, a. amount OF fuel
carried by an airplane, approx
mately tank car load. and longest
sustained fight over water.
At one time during the test,
spokesmen added, the ship was put
into an almost vertical power dive,
and when it was pulled out the ac-
celerometer showed its wings had
withstood load Of 2l0 tons
The giant ship has a Widespread
of 200 feet from tip to tip, and her
117-foot. two-deck hull has the cubic
capacity of IA or Is room house.
have been barred from the United
States, are passing through en- route
to Canada.
It's wartime measure. approved
when Canada's needs evidently had
exceeded the American export sup
ply.
The shipments are in bond-not
to be used in the United States
to prevent possible spread of the
Mexican fruit fly.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
". Y. STOCaS

NEW YORK. Nov. 20 dpl Stocks rN-
tended their gains In the short session
today In further Response fu the army s
sharp cut iu its budget requirements
Gains ranged 10 more than -" points
Preferred utility shares widest movers
yesterday, were again the heavy gamers
Some nf the liquors also had good gains.
notably American DiStlHnG which at IFS
high Of 93i. was up three points
Stccls were less spectacular perform
crs than other groups. Bethlehem had
small net loss while L = Sirei WAS iIrm.
Curtaimcnl in steel operations has been
reported with some sections al the Il=
dustry having lis raw materials ahead oi
finishing schedules
Santa Fe gained a point IN frm ra.i-
road section. Lima locomotive was Up
moe than point IN the railroad equip
ment division. Oils made fractional gains.
AmusementS, farm equipments, motors.
chemicals. airCratfS, and mercantile
shares joined The Hse.
Gains Of a point and more were noted
In American & Foreign Power preferred
issues American Power - preferred.
Borg Warner. j. /. Case, Du hunt. Good
wear International Paper preferred. Johns
Manvillc. Glenn l. Martin. Douglas Air
craft. Philip Morris. Eadlu-kcth-Orphcum
preferred. and Western Union A. Her
CuleS Motor Federated Department stores
preferred. and Western Union made
nov highs
Dow-JoneS preliminary closing stock
averages: Industrial 132 "a. up o.64, ran
BID, up OBS; utility 2l.26. up o.u6; ana
90 stocks 47.17, up O.24
Stock sales were dSl $40 shares COM
pared with 3l4, los week ago. Curb
stock sales were $50 $40 shares against
81, 800 shares last Saturday
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
Meet With Stain
Is Said Likely

WASHINGTON. Nov. %. up
Chinese GeneralisSimo Chang Kai-
shek is expected By Well-informed
persons here to figure in the inter-
national war conferences about
which London dispatches have been
limiting for a week and which now
have some official confirmation in
Washington
London reports said announce
ment was expected soon of a meet
ing between President Roosevelt.
Prime minister Winston Churchill
and Premier Joseph Stain. WASH
ington sources Immediately con-
firmed that such an announcement
was likely, at least with respect to
another Roosevelt Churchill meet
ng-their seventh since Pearl Har-
Dor.
The desire of both men to meet
With Stain is we'll known. Further
more, 1t was emphasized here even
before Secretary of State Cordell
Hull went to the Moscow meeting
of British, Russian and United
States foreign ministers that their
conference was to be preliminary
to a Roosevelt Churchill Stain
meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Nov. - CUP Federal
State Market News.
PUNCHED Vegetables. Steady. Pc. crt
BcctS 2ls-3 doz 0a-2.25. fair -. car
rntS 9 doz- 1.75-2.o0. iccd crts. santa
Barbara 40. cAaYd 214-3 doz 1OO-1 ~.
green onions : doz Is 6o0-65o. fair > 81;
locks dol n0-2 =. mustard doz.
! 1.ou-1 -. parsley Is do2 225-3.5O.
radiShcs small rcd $ dnz best % ordi-
nary to fair 1.75-2 uos Spinach doz.
20O-2.2S. ordinary 125-l. 80. turnips 2i4-
> doz. l5o-l.75. fair l-23-l.l 10. ordinary
75c-1.uo.
CUCINIBERS. Steady. Luss Imcrial
= 25-2. -. fair ! 5O-2 na. Nn. - 1.0O-1 y
san Luis ObiSo fair l75-2. uu: san Diego
. 2.5O-2. 75. fair -, No. - l.O0-1.25. I'm
orial flats 1.T5-2ru
EGGPLANT: Firm Local 9-12 tops 1.5O-
10. ordinary To- fair 75c-1. -.
PEAS: Steady Per H.; Imperial 16c
Diego l4-l6c few 17c; fair 1oc. culs soc
eNaS 16-17c. green Chill ONnard 16c.
SQUASH: Weaker white summer Sar
Diego lugs 150-2.o0. fair l.25: Imperial
crts. I25-175. No > 90; lugs |. so
200. Italian san Diego lugs Psi 80
few l.75. fair and late sales low as 100
No. 2s 50-75c; Imperial CrtS. Isl 50
fair and late sales low as 100 No >,
5O-75c, Imperial crtS. 1.25-i so fair anc
late sales low as loo. No. p 50-75c.
TOMATOES: Steady Lugs and Sar
Diego 4Nas 2.0O-2.25, ordinary lo0-l -
5N5s and 5N6S o.Cn-275 ordinary loo
/ Is; 6N6S 49,. -. ordinary 75c-1 -
eN7S ! 25-1.75. ordinary 65C-l. O0. loose
Jugs 35-75c. san Luis ObSpo 5X5S anu
5N6S 2ou-2. -. ordinary 1OO-1.25 6N6s
.5u-2n0. ordinary loo. Santa Barbara
5N5S and 5N6s 2.50-3.e0: fair 2.25-2. 80;
5N7s ana 5N6S 2.75-3.oO fair TO-. -.
6N7S 2GO-2.5o. fair 1.5o-175. ordinary al
sizes lower. player 225-2.75. far SO,
1.75: stems 2-layCr san Diego and Santa
Barbara 5N7s and larger 30, 6X7s 225.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
SPORTS
Ex-CoddyIs Stote
Open GoIfChomp

Lockheed aircraft plant and for five
years was caddy for Bing Crosby,
came from far back in the field to
a surprise victory at 290, two over
par for the 70 holes. ----... -.-. -. -.-.....
The new state champion is from
Lakeside country club.
His winning score was one stroke
better than the POI posted by for
mer tennis king Ellsworth Vines,
now golf pro, who captured sec
ond place by coming in one stroke
ahead of defending champ Johnny
Dawson.
Leonard posted 73, 75, "a for the
first 81 holes and appeared out of
the running.
Three brides and a three-under-
par 33 for the first nine of his
la:t round, plus 35 for the second
nine. brought him the prize and
one of the loWeSt-scoring rounds of
the tourney.
Joe Kirkwood Jr. and Dawson,
both of whom had chances to beat
him on the final round, slipped to
40 and 40, respectively, on the
final nine for a tourney score of
293, tying them with Fay Coleman
in fourth place.
Bruce Mccormick, the fireman
who jumped to an early lead Harry
BaSSler, Fox Hills pro, and Lloyd
Mangrum, pre-tourney favorite, tied
for sixth at 294.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
Fight Program
Goes on Every
Other Week Basis

The I'll Centre fight program
has been placed on an every
othcr-week basis, Lew TAYLOR an
nounced to the Post-PreSs Mon
day morning. Lew stated that an
every week program may be too
heavy diet for the fight fans in
view of the attendance figures for
last Friday nights arena events.
Attendance al the first program
Nov. IL was in excess of 100 but
fell off to slightly over 800 last
Friday night.
Taylor left Monday morning for
Los Angeles where he plans to
line up a top-notch fight pro-
gram for Friday night December
), the next fight program date.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
M AR K EFT S
IA. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. NaN 22 uPs FsdeG-
static Market N"vN-
CATTLE. SallbIc a-au moderately t,-
ti,c on slaughter cattle at generally
strady prices. LITTLE donc car.H on IIr-
oral SupHIs or siockeH> and feeders fc,
loads medium 90 coed fed steers 1870
1IS5. be-. hcIt above II. icN cutter ig
common la-12 ,cW leads good 0e>hH Ted
Steers 1251-l5. medium io good COWS
lU 10. T. 6o. common IN medium 92a-lOT1
,angy-e aad cutters b5u-9, tgA down tg
5 65. bulls a. u 51
CALNES Saah'c 100 W.Iy active.
fairly steady medium ta choice slaughter
calves iI-12 5u. odd medium vcalcrS H.
HOGS Salah.o 25p0 fairly active. fairly
steady with last Friday. Euod ta choice
2n1-2l0 lbs Ii6S-1lT5 Spauug.y. top
81. ~. bulk Eond to choice truCk-ns II 5O-
liGN fcu -7O-E1o ~ 1350-lf25. lcN
around 1ao-l6D lbs 12.5o- good 10 choice
>oH> lu-lI
SHEEP. Salablc a10. active. strong
about tWo loads good to choice loo ill.,
wooded lambs 145o. Two loads common
~ lh lambs 115o. sorted 10 per cent
10 5O. medium to good wooded ewes =.
sorted 70 head al 3a1
livestock market closed on Thursday.
Thanksgiving Day.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
Wedding Ring
v.MaiI Size

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. % tUP)
An order for the worlds smallest
wedding ring" received from an
American soldier for his English
bride -to-be, was filled today and
sent merrily on its way to England.
Ralph Ruthe, star wedding ring
salesman at Samuels, jewelers. cat
cring to remotc-control romance,
was stumpcd when the soldiers
letter ordered ring less than a
quarter of an inch across.
Size 5 is the smallest wedding
ring regularly stocked. Most bridal
fingers slide gracefully into a Sig or
612, or about half-inch in
diameter.
This must be the Cinderella of
the sparklers,' Ruthe thought. Once
a size 2 was made specially for a
midget. The size of the circle
drawn in the letter and denoting
the size of the girls finger would
be about size l.
Ruthe looked at the circle again
Change signals The letter is v
Mail and the bride is a little de-
hydrated.
He called the post office, where
the wise men told him to double
the circle and add a little more. He
did, then added little more to be
on the safe side.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
ORTIZ FAVORITE
over GOLDBERG

Ell Ccntro's Manuel Ortiz will de-
fcnd his worlds bantamWeieht
crown Tuesday night in the Olym-
pic auditorium in Los Angeles when
he meets Benny Goldberg. Gold
berg has an undefeated record but
is going in a Al underdog.
Ortiz has successfully defended
his championship seven times this
year and his supporters promise
he will stop Goldberg cold as he
did Leonard. However the advocates
in Goldberg's camp point out that
he is southpaW, never has been
beaten and he stopped Lou Trans
parent in four rounds while Man
uel took seven to do the same thing
OF course Imperial Valley fans
are expecting their favorite Mexi-
can rancher his other defend
ing appearances, but they admit it
will be a good match.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
Commands QueII
Prisoners Revolt

NAPLES, Nov. -. CUP)-British
commandos and Italian Carabinieri
quelled a prison revolt on the island
OF San Stefano, 80 miles west of
Naples. 10 days after the convicts.
mostly lifers, imprisoned their Jail
ers, set up their own government.
and seized the wives of the war
dens and other prison employees.
Maj. Ross Mcdonald. public di-
rector Of the Allied military gov
ernment for Naples province and
former deputy chief of police for
Los Angeles, Calf, said 257 prison.
ers made the break after German
soldiers had ben evacuated. Allied
forces had visited the island only
infreqUently
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
F=drrur Uses Own
system to Win
Football Contest

Wisconsin and Nebraska Iowa tilts
and went into a three-Way tie for
second honors. However Farrar's
amaSsed 80 points plus the three
points for second place this week
gave him a comfortable 33 points
and he led Wade Ramsey, in second
place by l3 points.
WILLIAMS is THIRD
Harry williams of EoltvillC was
the only contesant to submit
near-perfect scoring sheet. Will
liams had picked California TO
down the Alameda Coast Guards
His five points for best gueSser
brought his total contest points up
to sixteen for third place. He edged
third and whose total is now 15
points.
Don Templeton, Imperial, and r.
C. Reeder. 8l9 Euclid, muffed two
games and went into the tie along
with Farrar for second honors this
week Templeton has six points in
the final scoring and Reeder has
nine.
1t was known two weeks ago that
Farrar, 526 Holt, had clinched the
top honorS and would not be
caught. To Farrar for his near
perfect scoring goes the Post-Press
award of either pair of ducatS to
the annual Rose Bowl game or a
$25 war bond, if it is impossible for
him to attend the grid classic.
USED OWN SYSTEM"
If Farrar had picked Minnesota
over Wisconsin or Iowa over
Nebraska he would have retained d
clean record of having taken top
place honors each week of the POST
Press guessing contest, Through
out the contest Farrar has used his
own system" which conceded to
that of the sports experts, but
more often than not Farrar picked
the upsets and that's where he led
the field Fairar is a student in
the Ell Centric high school where he
manages the athletic equipment.
This is how the contest finals
stood
Farrar, 33; Wade Ramsey, 20;
Henry Williams, Is; Maude GciSs,
IS; Paul Mackoy, IA; Adds Bar
nett 13; E. Ferguson, IL Roy Reed
CT, 8; and Templeton, 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22

Eve Post-Grid
Game Thursday

The Ell Centro SpartanS and the
CaleXico Bulldogs are cunning Tor
each other and they have chosen
for the field of encounter the local
gridiron next Thursday afternoon.
The Bulldogs under Coach Boyle
have completed a victorious season
and are the conference champions.
FL Centre is still Smarting from
the 19 to - defeat they suffered
when the Bulldogs nipped them in
their opening game this year. Too,
Coach Clarence Anderson says his
SpartanS are out to vindicate last
years Turkey Day loss to the
border eleven.
The Calexico eleven is in fine
fettle for the game and the few
bruises experienced in last week 5
800 drubbing they handed the
Calipatria Hornets A stiff practice
schedule has been set up by Coach
Boyle for his team in anticipation
of a tough game Thanksgiving
Inasmuch as the Bulldogs played
their first game of the season with
the SpartanS neither team Is IN any
position to judge the strength OF
the other and in that first game
the Bulldogs had their hands full
coming out on top.
Ell Centre will go on the field
slightly crippled Thursday due tc
injuries to Hugh Littrell, tackle, 8
mainstay in the line and last years
all-valley team member. He viii
not practice with the team and il
is quito likely he will not appear
Ernest Alarcon, halfback, has q
charlcy-horse which may keep him
out of the game.
This game will wind-up the sea-
son for both teams as it is theii
annual post-season clash. Last
year the Bulldogs bested the Spar
tans at CaleXico 1870.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
Pheasant Season
To Open Sunday

SACRAMENTO, Nov. % tUP)-
State fish and game Wardens today
reported there would be plenty of
pheasants available when the
heightened 15-day shooting season
opens next Sunday.
Sales of pheasant tags in use Tor
the first time this year, picked up
last week, Fl. r. Dunbar, chief OF
the state bureau of game licenses,
said, and indications were that an
average number of hunters would
be in the field despite ammunition
shortages
Both the bag limit and length
of season have been increased this
year. Four birds are allowed on
opening day and two more each day
until a total of 10 is reached. Each
bird must be tagged and the tags
are sold in blocks of 10 for 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
Dance Hall Man S
Death Hearinq

LOS ANGELES, Nov. %. (UP)-
The county grand jury tomorrow
will investigate the fatal shooting
of William Lederer, 63, dance hall
proprietor, and other crimes which
police said l6-%ear- old Donald Dav-
idson had confessed.
District attorneys investigators
and homicide detail officers an
nounced the special jury session
would also investigate other sus-
poets held in connection with Led
erer's death.
Davidson told police he took part
in at least a dozen holdups during
the past few weeks. When he and
his associates attempted to rob
Lederer, Davidson said, he became
jittery on finding himself alone and
fired his gun.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
Lonqshot Wins

Aqua CALIENTE, Mex, Nov. %
UP) )-Deerheels, a longshot from
the Deerwood Stock Farms, won the
featured six-furlong Hanover handi-
cap in Sundays Aqua Caliente race
track program by closing fast in the
stretch.
No Deal and High Jour dead
heated for the place money a
length and a half behind Deerhcels.
The winner, timed in 1:l2 for the
six panels paid S25.30, $l04O and
S420.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
Two Army Pilots
Killed in Crash

MERGED, Cal. Nov. %. up
1t. Rooert j. Cowger. "a, and 1t.
James w. Porter, 26, of the Merced
army air field, were killed last yes
terday when their plane crashed
on a routine flight 20 miles south
west Of Dos Palos.
Both lieutenants were instructors
at the field. Cowger is survived
by his Wodw. now living in Merced.
and his father, Harold Cowger.
Avenal. He was a graduate of the
University Of California.
Porter's widow also resided in
Merced He was the son of Charles
Z. Porter. Missouri.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
Intimidation Is
CHARGED Union

NEW YORK, Nov. %. CUP)-An
official of the motion picture oper-
atorS local in Newark, N. j., has
been arrested on a charge of inti-
midating a witness in the trial of
seven Chicago racketeers and a
Newark union official for extorting
more than s1,OOO,OOO from the mo-
ton picture industry, it was learned
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
Another Grown

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. ~. tUP)
Don McNeill of Oklahoma City,
the former U. S. national singles
champion, added the Argentine
national tennis championship to his
achievements today, defeating Fran
cisco CPancho) Segura, the ambi-
dextrors Ecuador star, GA, 6-l, ST,
6-3, in Yesterdays finals.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
Rv JACK uDDY

NEW YORK, Noy - ,Upl -
Army'S contribution Of a lcnd-leasc
Navy" cheering section for Satur-
DAYS service football classic at West
Font may bc a gesture Of police
reciprocity. or II may be an anti
Navy plot
Half of the cadet corps will be
cheering the sailor squad during
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22

Skidding a little in the final week
of the Post-Press football guessing
contest, Henry Farrar, who up to
last week had out calculated all
contestants and in the six weeks
had added five points each entry,
guessed wrong on the Minnesota
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-22
EPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l.. A. HAY
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Nov. - up Prices
rose slightly on the Los Angeles Stock EN-
change today as approximately ilop
shares changed hands. SiN issues were
ND. five down, and SIX remained un-
changed
he list: Blue Diamond 100 al 100. up >
cents: Pacific EndemniticS 100 al Is
down 90 Pacific Lighting loo at 39ai up
u; Southern Pacific 100 at 81 down 4. ::
Bolsa Chica 100 at ] 20. UP 10 cents: Air
craft Accessories 100 at 2iE. unchanged. .
Cessna 200 at ST.. unchanged: Con
solidated Steel Com. 100 AT 9a,. IN
changed; General Motors 100 at I9's,
down Is Ryan 30 n b.. up L.