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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Sergeant Receives
Best Of All Gifts
Grateful Armenian
Becomes U. S. Citizen

Although Tech SGT. Arthur s.
Hartman. rs, stationed at Fort
Wayne, has worn the uniform Of
the T.. S Army for nearly TIVE
years, he did not become an Ameri-
can citizen until Christmas Eve,
whom tho oath was administered
al The Federal Building by Circuit
Judge 1cdcrle.
- am grateful and proud to
he a citizen of tho United
States Hartmann SAID after
taking the oath. "It's-thc best
Christmas present in the world
llartunian was horn i'm NaaD
Ammonia. and moved with his par
cntS. Mr., and Mrs S3rks Hart
unan 10 sos $ Green Detroit
When he was > years old
As chld he plHycd around
Fort Wayne. only seven blocks
from his homo. and went swim
ming in The Dtuot River baok of
The reservation M the summer
Hmc
Har'GnIan ioircd up snortl}
after Pearl Uarhor and received
bJS training at Camp Wo,tcr,
TcN and Fort Bragg y G. ~
enc MAS paape- SlHpHsod than iatl
man when no learned m April
1913. that he va, beng sent %
Lt-,t "a ...,.t,.. 90, Ir#-~-t-t an B. .,..l L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Used Car Men
State Unit

As result II the many U'W
regulations --l-A---L---..------
government has imposed ON the
sale. processing and ScrVcing of
nSed cars, a statewide orCarza-
uon'~of dealers IN secondhand
motor N,chcleS was being or
esni1ed SannIday
Tho new orespilauor to hc
known as The .Mlcb1GU' 1--41 ~
Dealers Association WIZ haNc 'e
headquarters at 326 ceH+s-ei-et-
Hall It's chief function w9I be- ~
keep tho public and dCaIci N
formed on interpretations " the
federal regulations
Officers NJ the aSSoIalson Al5
Bert Baker. prcSlGcDT Fred Ford
vice president. joseph Brcunan
SccretarN-trca9ncr and tloyd
Rtcr, frrrv1t1yUCh FddI6 Meyers
and Bob Pord. directors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Exchange Date
YuIe Girl Returns Valid
Through January 3

II that Christmas drc> TOO
hie or you don't like tho color n
your GIFT necktie. thoy myT he
exchanged before thc/Co-o OF
business on dan 2. tho Rc4sil
Merchants AssociD1on announced
Saturday
l'ChafleS r. BOYD sccrcilIy- Of
tr1r 7SS0T77TT0n SAID that Que To-
defense transportation rules mo
chants arc not permitted 10 pick
W or deliver gifts TOR exchange or
credit which weigh less than five
pounds or have 2 combined lcn--A-
and gfTT6 of IcSS than so inches
Merchandise showing evidence
OF having been used viii not ho
accepted for credit or exchange
Boyd said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
ADvFRTlsFMFNr
Free for Asthma
During Winter

r 7--I s7fFeT WIN fT05e TefTTFTs sFTafFf
~ Asthma wnEn 90 is cold and damp N
fsp WNAifv wuse make }og cnoRe a. n
rarh ERsp FOR hrssfh Was tho very last. N
res'fIl s.rrp "a impossible because ~ no
strtsg|e - breathe. N Fou feel mo disease
Is SLOWLY veAung your Hfe away, don
faU to send at once 90 me Frontier Asthma
g. frr tree trial of a. remBrketie moth
1d $50 matter who're yoI iirf or Vhefher
son have any fam ir any VeWedy under
me sun s-ft far fnIs free trAI lt-'nu
bats suffered FOR lifetime and tried
sVertfr.r s faH could earn NJ Without relief
ever 70 SOB. are Hfteffr dlsrourage DO not
abandon n0re nYf srrH TO-DAY FOR trks free
trial IL vli cost you nothing htdre's
Fronasr 4sthr-s -. iis-N Frontier Hlss
EEL Niasafs street. Raffslo. hev York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Bigamist Would Right
Illegal Marriage

War Problem Clinic:
7 was married and lived With
my husband FOR several years but
he went out with other women
and did not care II know n We
had one child and my husband
-JiTd n0vl0vc T1e ard uSpd 70 reHr
me.
len h,m and took my child
with me hut could not Get Ioh
as-l had no one to care for tho
child. ] mot a nice man and -Wc
-------r----r-T-----tf W t1T7r- 7ITy 0TTan-
inE a divorce AZ J didn have any
money 10 get one My former
husband sand ne did not care If !
married the other man
We have been married three
wears row and have tho money
FOR re 70 Get divorce and 70
MARI. as + DO not feel right about
nv present marriage
Is tr7t tire rlChf thing for nc
tc de- MRS l. 4
Dear Mrs l. A.
Your letter shows that YOU
are maintaining an anti-soclal
relationship with a man not
your husband
Leave him AZ once
'--C Consult a-IatIA aF-ahag4,- oh
flaming divorce from your
husband
FDN ARD POkORNN,
Triend ~ the Court
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Vatican Plea Saves
Priests Facing Death

NEW YORK Dec. y ms
The Swiss newspaper Liberia
Stampa SAID today that 'interyen-
ton OF the Vatican had saved
two priests arrested in Placcn2a.
in Nazi-occupled northern Italy,
who had hecn sentenced 10 death
for "dcfcatiSm and espionage.
The article. reported by tho
Owl. SAID tho sentences had been
Reduced so To years imprisonment
altcrthe Vatican asked tho Ger
man CoNcrnmcnt La ENC the mat
Ter greater reflection 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
vile Seeks Support
From Drinking Husband


~ an f'Nn.Nr' ..NH
am .N Ne8'>.-0I0. nave o''i
f17sf1tno ioIl years ana nave TWO
Crt.0rFn
i7+t-htRa RaN never 'iHt''l''t
t-r us s-llilClenl Ia 2 : nc >leh1S ms
pay check IN iaNern> and comes
horne hioee
/ nade hin i'in Inc aIIllN mink
ire u WoIid heIp MN, hul nc nun
ms. foot Whlio IN training ana ~
CclN ~ 0edlCa' di>chAIEe.
Now Nc rs nome ana up 10 ms
old trlcks.\I am llNlng WIN my
mother ana SNc t'areS TOR the 'fttts
dren while / Woth~l IN z war pant
] WoNi0 divorce n1NhuShanh h'll
hate 90 rum inc nome fNJ inc emil
-c---y'----T-rr Tirr-7y'-Tr' r'TrTr- fFtnsro very
much
Is thcrc any way ! could collect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
BN DIR. kAI SIEGBAHN

Noted Scd Member Sedi, Academy Of Science
Ne%s
STOCKHOLM, Dec; 25-ln connection with Germany
more and more pressing situation the various battle
fronts the eleventh hour possibility that the Germans may
n1rnr4ee hitherto unknown weapon capable of changing
the fortunes of war is being discussed
Many German leaders especially after the Allied
attacks this fall have declared that the Introduction of
such weapon is only question of time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
IIa'nl0anleE

TT. " >iopnNKi ~ h. >IoHhARi
Laredo TcN, NAF aerial gun
nory school Sgt>. Carl j. Weller,
2Oi2 Lyca>tc. Charles -. burden.
1905 Tacoma, Virgil W Steiner.
20l s Colonial, CNril n. Yer
-trruEEr, ttr-i tvrFtruu
Cadets Joseph J. SolteSL l5tT s.
fdSei; Edward aI5,, IopoIli,R,tbat
1853 klculnE -Sg t--t>Sh.EheFt u
\arodzonek, l7iS3 81 Louis.
Gufport Miss, hNF arp.ara
mechanics school Cpl. Orman g..
Brooks. l5t2 Lansing PIES Nbram
Safillian. 1893 " DAWSON. Soy
mour Johnson, y g.. technical
school Pics. Robert j. Price.
RoSel1ile William {. Connor>,
1877 Orchard Doarho-0 Daniel
\. Marquee, 1877 Avalon Highland
Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Army Graduates
8 More Filters
From This Area
Silver Wings Awarded
Trainees in Exercises
al Miami University

SIX Detroit area lads and two
from nearby cities arc Included
in tho army air force training dc
tachment graduating class a.
Miami University Fla They have
their silver wings and are ready
for combat duty as follows: 2nd
-lteHH4th-H. Sft,titiart. Rit-hrrri
r. Stoddatt, l2720 Marlovc. Glenn
:. Thompson, l52S6 Grove; I'd
m,ind eorGe> WNdick, sos
Fl6rida. Detroit Francis !. Priest
lS9 Avalon highland Park; Roger
=. Te>>ier. l7S6 RryS, Crosse
Pointc Woods Charles ~. Miller.
Pontiac. and Peter ". Williams,
Saginaw -
OTHER ARMY GRADT ATS
Fort Bcuninc, Ga technical
school: Paratroopers Tech sgt
James u. Moore, .5i6l Canton,
sgt. Joseph ID. NorkowSki, 1870
Tllman. Tech. 5th Grade Howard
SeheNRhereer,- - SavaUUH7-
Pvts. Roby smith. 267o r. Iafa-
A=e4te.. Paul \ Baker E4eA -st= t-iast-
John Barteli 262l>~SprngWellS
Detroit. Louis W. BerkTbh, Roch-
ester, Raymond r.. suffer. lloi-
Packard Van Dyke ConmsWca-
tonS department r>tN. Louis
BaSSo, 1890 GrcCnlaNn. Fred
erick g. Pickrahu. l296 Crane
tech am grade RAYMOND
-Eh..4..t,..rt---.--t. = r-r-,r-r-r-rrt---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
MORE COMPLICATED

Soon 1t was evident that split
ting uranium was more comph.
Gated than anticipated.
The elemcnt uranium has two
atoms. So-callcd iSotope>. differing
little m weight Of those two
kinds Of uranium only Inc lighter
is able 10 explode
=, TIT VT Or UTFUiUW Is
called uranium 235)
Ono difficulty is that tho lighter
iSoropc is contained in the uranium
compound only in the proportion
Of ono part 10 1870
ParadoNicallv this lighter kind
of uranium bursts only when tho
"honhardnC ncutronS arc Suffl-
Gently slow You can put brakes
on them NOT with lead but with
parafln
Despite all The. sccrotivene>S
about research INTO the Uranium
problem. VENTURE 10 say that tho
uranium bomb is Sull non-oNiS'ent
except rs a research objective
II Is rather difficult 10 say Il il
is possible AZ all 10 construct such
bomb -
For tho present II seems as If
tho essential link jS missing for
making the uranium bomb a
reality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

rect the~ reaction IN this violent
manner.
Scientists alInNer the world be-
gan attacking this problem one
Of the greatest science has ever
met
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

BuY-Nar Savings Stamps the
convenient WAY. order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

Ru, Narn,Na1t0g> stamp the
,g,eVvg% H,hicnt WAY. order them
delivered to, att tlt-.,f r'rtrt -vrrttr
Detroit Times carrier alcsWau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

Il goes without saving that
tins weapon If able essentially
20 affc1I the fate Of the war,
muSt/ have qualities hitherto
W1knoWn. The construction Of
- new Gun or now type of
aircraft is not enough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

FDW ARD POkORNN,
Triend ~ tho Court
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
Most Fathers to
Face Draft Soon
0Cnntinlaad from Page l,

(COntlnGed from Page -
is a distinction between admins
trative children and just children
for Selective Service purposes and
that an administrative child Is
one conceived by an otherwise eligl-
bic registrant prior to Pearl harbor.
NOW ELIGIBLE
Fathers in non-deferrable occu-
pations even if they have children
conceived before Pearl Harbor, are
now eligible for induction in in
stances where local boards have
completely exhausted IA regis
trantS. He dded, however,
that relaxation of army an q
navy physical standards will very
materially reduce the number OF
fathers to be taken by delaying their
induction time three or four months.
But you eventually would be up
to the place where you would have
to make up your mind whether to
go deeply into the limited service
men. reduce the planned size OF the
armed forces or whether you are
going to take fathers" Hershey
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
Last Rites Slated
For Harry Mccall

Last rites for Harry NJ. Mccall
72, beloved and respected pioneer
resident Of Imperial Valley who
died from stroke of paralysis last
Saturday, were scheduled at the
Lemons chapel in FL Centre at
p. m. Tuesday.
The Rev. Mr.. j. c. Cunningham,
pastor of the Assembly of God
church, will officiate at the rites.
Burial will be at Centralia. Wash.
He was born at McCan's Ferry.
Penn. went to Kansas as a small
child and grew up on a ranch.
When he was l9 years of age, Nc
Call went to Centralia. He worked
FOL the railroad there. He moved
with his wife to Lodi in 1903 and in
1906 settled on a ranch northeast
of Imperial where he lived when he
was fatally stricken Saturday. He
was a member of the Church of
Christ.
Left to mourn his passing are his
wife, Mrs. Martha Mccall: three
brothers; and a sister.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
Justice Reverses
Flag Decision
lContinued from paae /,

'ContlnCed from Page i
Frank Murphy wrote a separate
ccncuuing opinion. Black and Doug
las said they were impelled 70 ex-
plain their change of mind since
they joined in the Gobitis decision
NOT RIGID BAR
Reluctance 70 make the federal
constitution a rigid bar against
state regulation of conduct thought
nimical to the public welfare was
the controlling influence which
moved US TO consent to the Gobitis
decision thev wrote.
Long reflection convinced us
that although the principle is
sound, its application in the par
tlcular case was wrong. We believe
that the statute before us fails TO
accord full scope to the freedom of
religion secured to the appellees by
the first and fourteenth amend
ments
Words uttered under coercion
are proof of loyalty TO nothing but
self-lnterest. Love of country must
spring from willing hearts and free
minds. inspired by a fair admins
tration of wise laws enacted b. the
peoples elected representatives with
IN the bounds of express constitu-
tlonal prohibitions. These laws
must, TO be consistent with the first
amendment, perElit the widest toll
Grafton of conflicting viewpoints
consistent with society of free
men.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
Arrangements to
Plant Are Made
(Continued from Page |

Continued from Page II
the MeXicali valley are not in crops
at present. Much of this land was
taken over by the agrarianS several
years ago. Farmers were settled
there and financed b. the agrarian
bank of Mexico. During the last
two years, Harrigan said, the bank
has discontinued its financing and
the area has reached the SaturatiOn
point in cotton production as the
market has been unable to absorb
all grown there.
WELCOME PROJECT
The Mexican farmers of the area
welcome the project worked out by
the two governments under their
good neighbor policy as they believe
there is possibility of a new agri-
cultural development coming from
the experimental project
IF this project is success" Har-
rigan said, the cultivation of milk
weed may be expanded into a high
ly profitable crop for these farmers
as well as being great help in the
war effort of the two friendly
neighbors who are allies against
common enemies"
In order to handle such a project,
the Mexican laws require formation
of Mexican corporation. This cor
poration has been formed.
The government will pay $5 an
acre for the rent of the land and
will make contracts from year to
year.
PERENNIAL PLANT
Cryptostegia is a perennial plant.
Some has been growing at the Bard
agricultural experiment station for
IA ;earS. The plants at Bard are
luXuriant and apparently are ad-
apted to climate and soil of this
area. The plant is a semi tropical
one and was introduced into the
United States from India to see
what its possibilities as a rubber
source might be. Experiments on a
la.ge scale have been carried on
in the Yuma mesa where some of
the plants are two years old and
doing well.
Harrigan said it is necessary to
plant milkweed only once. There
after the milk or sap is taken from
the leaves and stalks without in
juring the plant. A machine is eX-
pected to be built to make the cut
ting of the leaves and stems a quick
and comparatively simple task.
Plants are ready for the milking
process in a year.
At this time it is impossible to
tell exactly when planting will be-
gin.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
Three Held for
Raisinq Checks

Three young men were held in
the Imperial county jail at Ell Cen
tro Monday on charges of forgery
filed against them because they
raised checks given them by their
employer for one day, Emil Rebik.
Ted Race, 16; Eddie Green, II,
and V. H Dickerson, II, told
Deputy Sheriff Frank Raney how
they raised their checks for days
work to $40 and $50 and cashed
them at a Brawley bank. The
check raising was discovered later
and the boys arrested
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
Unfit for Modern
Wdrfare?. ?..Herskey
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page u
nation OF those who are unable TO
stand modern warfare"
When it appears that about a
thlrd OF your reflections for white
soldiers are for mental and nervous
reasons Hershey told the COM
mlttee, you take pause to wonder
now you can run a successful war
Maybe we are all unfit for modern
war Where does that leave us if
VIC must win the fight"
A table submitted by Hershey re.
Vealed that the major cause of re-
lection are, in order: Mental dis
ease, syphilis, musculo-skyetal, car
dlVascular, hernia, neurological
ears, and mental deficiency.
CHIEF CAUSES
Chief contributing causes for men
breaking" in the south Pacific war
fare were listed by Hershey as
tropical climate, difficulty of bring
ing up food, constant bombing, and
previous ineXperience with modern
warfare.
OF the 2,870 men rejected for
military service through April 30,
about 2,255 600 were turned down at
induction stations and the re-
mainder eliminated by local boards.
Physical and mental defects were
responsible for 791 per cent or o.
Iz70,100 of the rejections; educa-
tional deficiency for 10 per cent or
237,0 reflections. The remaining
10.5 per cent or 3Ol 400 were re-
jected for "manifestly disqualifying
defects"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14

tContinuad from Page o.
losses in the last tW0 Wecks HefH
given by Moscow as 1890
American heavy bombers from the
Middle East command yesterday
took up the campaign against slel.5
where British bombers left of sat
urday night after the northwest
African air forces ad destroyed o.
damaged $50 AXIS planes IN raids
on three airdromes ne dav before
The United States bombers biz the
airdromeS at Catania and Oerbiui
and reported serious damage at
both places Five skis planes were
shot down and three destroyed by
exploding bombs as they tried to
take off.
The Royal air force planes from
the Middle East smashed al Catania
Saturday night. setting fires visible
ia rout over the Mediterranean a
few hours after raiders from north
west Africa concentrated heavy at
tacks on west Sicilian air bases.
The air offensive was a cOntinua-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
Photos Disclose
Bases Near Ruins

H H ru1a rfaHHH NhlEh had
aza#Hz H1uar ere surrender OF
HH#H Haaau islands Ia fhe sieilian
ThH eaulruarlan af Llnasa. 30
raFfaas au succeeding aa1s.
mEes northeast cf Lamnedusa. ELI
HnaHfd the Iasf of fHe AIS -nuis-
a4re Eases m the Feslan. The Is
and Eale un aithaat firing q shot,
a. mdIsecf resuH of the smashiny
of iampeduga and Pantslleria by
Allied air power A British destroyer
picked Up lg0 Italian soldiers and
sallofs there
LIGHT BLOWS
The ROYAL AIR f8Tce last night
struck relatifely light 1lo0s az tar
sets in the Rhineland and else
where iu Germany IN addition %
blasting AXIS SHIPS off the Dutch
coast The operations Were feeble
compared Uith the preceding 48-
hour offensive which sent an e.$i-
mated $3.50 tons Of bombs crash
ing on the Reich
The terrific bombardment saw an
average OF more than 100 tons OF
bombs an hour dropped on Ger
many b. British and American
raiders. The RAP smashed az Dues
seldorf Munster. and Bochum. The
Americans hit four Nazi U-boat
bases-kiel and Bremen yesterday
Wlhelmshaven and Cuxhaven Fri.
day.
Firing Fortresses and Liberators
were credited with dropping at leas,
l.250 tons OF bombs on the submar-
ne bases. Twenty-six forts. a record
Tor the United States Eighth air
fo.ce. were lost Sunday. most oi
them over Kiel where the Ameri-
cans fought their biggest battle of
the war
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14

486,3lO request for the Security
Agency the committee chopped S59'-
643, 800. and from a $l8l,830,0OO re-
quest for the Manpower Commits
sion - including the NYA-it cut
S71777. 700. The committee earlier
this year refused a 1943 deficiency
appropriation of $2,454, 900 requested
bv McNutt to adjust salaries III
WINGS employment service.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
Nazi Spy Paved
Way for Attack
ConlInled irom Pnge y

Continued from Page ID
FIsf Japan II obtaining information
abouf the national defense of the
United States. Kuehn told the FBI
thaf okuda asked him TO get infor-
r1flou reEarding the movement of
fne American fleet at Pearl Har-
bnF and - devise a system of sig
rae b. which that information
could D. impaired 20 the Japanese
UFef
~ uMITs SIGNAL
Euehn sent to Pearl Harbor, ac-
r.mnInled - his lO-year-old son.
Mans joachim A few days later he
u 1mHted = sIgnal system to the
Ilranese consulate system which
cru,d b. used by the consulate in
furush.nE information as to the
number and types OF American
ships ln TIE harbor. as well as data
About he ships that had already
.eff aF uere about 20 leave.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
-Four Marines Take
On 40 jan Planes

WASHINGTON. June IA. CUPD-
Four Marine pilots took on 40 enc
my aircraft north of Guadalcanal
on April 25 and shot down six zeros.
dispersed others and car3ed l6
oombers TO abandon an attack on
American bases in the SolomonS.
The navy revealed that two
American planes were lost but the
pilot Of one returned safely.
II was previously reported in a
communique that the pilots had at
tackled 30 enemy craft and shot
down five The revised report was
on the basis of combat reports by
Mai NJ. K. Peyton. Channel City.
XIV. Lieut.. Milton Vedder, Los An
oeles. Calf. Lieut. Milton Peck,
Vicksburg. Miss. The fourth, Lieut..
L. L. Eckart, Chicago. lost his wife
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
DEATH OF NyA ASKED

WASHINGTON, June II. CUP)-
The House appropriations commits
tee today called for complete liq-
uidation of the National Youth Ad-
ministration on grounds that its
functions no longer are necessary
in time of war.
The committee voted against
any new funds to the agency in a
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
American Bombers
In Solomon Raid

WASHINGTON, June IA up
American heavy bombers have again
blasted Japanese installations at
Kahili in the Solomons, the navy
announced today.
A eommunique said that all Am
erican planes returned safely from
the raid. which took place Saturday
night tSolomons time).
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
Ii. kieffer Has
Major Operation

rf kIenn Kieffer. formerly dean
90 Central Junior college in FL Gen.
tro IS In the Santa Ana air base
hospital recovering from a critical
operation
he vas operated upon last Fri
day and Mrs. Kieffer. who went to
Santa Ana 70 be with her husband.
wrote that ne was progressing
satisfactorily. She said he was anx-
ious 20 receive letters from his
friends in Imperial Valley to help
him through his convalescent pc
riOd
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
Sponsor

Sponsor
California Electric Corp
Barbara Worth Hotel
Growers and Shippers
Valley Drug Co.
Knotty Pine
Clements Drug Store
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Imperial Ice Co.
California Hotel
General Petroleum Corp,
Jolly Rogers Drive Inn
Weber Baking Co, Ltd.
Harris Mems Store
M. O. King Co.
Imperial Rice Mills
Leslie F.. Rogers
Firestone Service Store
Florene's Dress Shop
Victory Rowling Palace
Imperial Hardware Co.
Valley Auto Supply Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
SERVICES HELD FOR
BABY FIRE VICTIM

Funeral services for Sequoia Joe
Montezuma, IS months-old victim
of a fire at his home in the JAS
per district last Friday, were held
in Ell Centre at pm. Monday. He
was a son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Montezuma. The Rev. Mr.. Edwin
Carter, pastor of the State Street
Christian church in Ell Centro, Of
ficiated at the rites.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
Negro Pilots in
PanfeI!eria Fight

LIED HEADQUARTERS.
North Africa. June IA. OUP)-An
American Negro fighter unit partic-
lated in the battle of Pantelleria
making the first appearance of
their race in overseas aerial COM
bat, IL was announced today.
The Negroes. who flew WarhaWk
fighter-bombers. arrived in North
Africa only recently and went
through a month of special train
ing
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-14
REJECTS RECOMMENDATION

Rejecting a subcommittee recon-
mendation of $40,800,000 for the
NYA the fun committee recon-
mended instead that it be allowed
only to use $3,000,000 of its previous
ly-appropriated funds to liquidate
its activities. The subcommittee
previously had cut the NYA funds,
for which the Presidents budget
provided $58,764,000
The bill carries $1,086,56G,4 ,499 for
the Labor Department, Federal Sc
crrity Agency and related agencies
such as the War Manpower Com
mission. This is $124093,524 less
than their appropriations for fiscal
1943 and $127 7,468,611 less than the
budget estimates for 1914
McNutt's two agencies-the War
Manpower Commission and the
Federal Security Agency-absorbed
the bulk of the economy minded
committees cuts. From a $712,-