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Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05

Admiral Mineichi Koga, SO, COM
mander in chief of the japanese
fleet and one of the key command
ers in the seizure of the Philippines,
was killed in action in March while
.'direcing general operations aboard
an airplane" at the front, a Japa-
nese communique disclosed today.
His death followed by II months
that of his predecessor, Admiral
Isoruko Yamamoto, who planned
and executed Japan's sneak attack
on Pearl Harbor. Yamamoto also
was killed in an airplane while "di-
recting general strategy on the
front line" in April, l943.
Tokyo also announced the ap-
pointment of Admiral Soyemy
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
Shots
SIoy
7 hree
Husband Kills
Wife, Forest
Aid and Self
PASO RORLES. Cal,

fASO RObLEO, Cal., May
5. (UP)-Ted Halsey, 45,
former San Luis Obispo
county deputy sheriff, shot and
killed his wife and forest service
agent when he found them together
and then killed himself, Sheriff
Murray C. Halfway reported Fri
day.
I Halfway said Halsey's victims
were Mrs. Dorothy Halsey, 81, and
Ed Gilmore, 80, forest service agent
from PoZo, Cal.
The sheriff said Mr.. and Mrs.
Halsey had been staying at home
in Moro Bay and that Halsey had
left for a brief visit to their home
in Paso Robes.
When Halsey returned, the sher-
if reported, he shot his wife and
Gilmore.
Il found them together and shot
them," Halsey told Halfway.
After the shooting Halsey drove
back to Paso Robles, telephoned
Sheriff Halfway and told him what
had happened. Halfway went to
the Halsey home, learned the de-
tails and followed Halfway into
a bedroom.
Then, the sheriff said. Halsey
shot himself. He died shortly after
ward in the Paso RobleS hospital.
Halsey had resigned as deputy
sheriff May 2 and still carried the
service revolver he used in the
sllOotingS.
Mrs. Halsey died instantly. Gill
more died four hours after the
shooting in a San Luis Obispo hos
pital
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05

IL was business as usual at MONT
gomery Wards Chicago plant which
the government seized last week to
terminate a 13-day strike.
However, work stoppage by 450
employees forced ShutC own Friday
of the Hummer Manufacturing COM
pany, subsidiary of Montgomery
Ward and company.
John A. Saxon, plant manager,
said the walkout was strike" but
he said he was not aware of the
cause.
STATES REASONS
Union officials said, however,
that the walkout resulted from the
refusal of the company to sign a
contract including a maintenance
Of membership clause. The refusal
of Montgomery Ware and company
to continue contract including
such clause precipitated the dis
pute which led to seizure of Wards
Chicago properties by the federal
government last week.
Saxon said the company is par
tally engaged in producing war
materials, involving about IS per
cent of the total of $50 workers in
the plant.
A strike by several hundred in
spectors in demand for claSSifi-
cation changes which would in
crease their bonus payments, tied
up half the production departments
of the Curtiss-W Wright propeller div
ision near Beaver, Pa. A total of
1000 workers were idle in the plant.
which employs $500.
600 OUT OF WORK
The strike began Thursday when
600 were thrown out of work. But.
as series of bottlenecks developed
because inspectors must approve
each propeller blade as it passes
from one operation to another, ad-
ditional workers were quickly made
idle.
At Cleveland, a strike of more
than 200 bus drivers. and ticket
agents of the Penn-Ohio Coach
Lines entered it's fourth cay as the
regional War Labor board demanded
the reason why bus service has not
been resumed
Picket lines were maintained
around four plants of the Ford
Motor Co. of Cana6a, Ltd, Windsor,
Continued on Page 6, Col. ID
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
SPREADING STRIKES HALT WAR PLANTS
Telegram Sent
To President
Gains Praise

Telephone calls and personal
expressions poured into the offices
of the Post and Press Thursday
evening and Friday as result OF
publication of a telegram sent
President Roosevelt by Paul Jen-
kins, Post-Press publisher.
The telegram urged that equal
treatment be accorded labor and
business in connecting with in
dustrial disputes and edicts by
the national war labor board.
All expressions were in strong
concurrence with the sentiment of
the message, said Mr.. Jenkins,
and came from all walks of life.
At least half the phone calls were
from employee groups and several
from farmers.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
Valley Ships
First Melons

V. Fl. Azhderian of the Holtville
area shipped a crate of No. 5 can
taloupes Thursday. the first 10 leave
the valley this year.
The melon season is late this
year, County Agricultural Commits
sioncr B. A. Harrigan said, and car
load shipments are not expected
TO leave until around the fifteenth
of the month.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
YOUTH Centers
Draw Praise

LOS ANGELES, May 5. tUP-
More than 200 youth centers now
being operated throughout the state
are greatly aiding communities in
their juvenile delinquency problems,
members of the California Probation
and Parole Officers association were
told in a meeting here.
Roy Votaw, field representative
of the California youth authority
said the centers have been operat-
ing only in the last three months
and SO far have shown good results.
Problems of the delinquent youth
and the tasks confronting the new
Sct-up were discussed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05

removed from The premises
The senate previously had direct
ed its Judiciary committee to In
quire into all phases of the matter.
Administration leaders who first
opposed the resolution later sup
ported it after the scope of the pro-
posed investigation was broaden-
ed to include an inquiry into the
company's long history of defiance
of the War Labor board.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
Evangelist Held
Critically III

LOS ANGELES. May 5. tUP)--
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPher-
son was seriously i'll at her hilltop
home Friday, her son, Rolf Nc
PherSon. reported.
Mrs. Mcpherson is suffering from
an infection which followed trip
ical fever she contracted in Mexico
and has been Ill intermittently for
more than year.
Medically, there is no hope for
her immediate recovery her son
said.
She last appeared at Angelus tenn
pie April 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
Chamber Board
Voting lags

Up to noon Friday, final voting
date, interest in the voting ballot
ing for eight directors to the Ell
Centro Chamber of Commerce was
tagging, Secretary Ben Herring re-
ported.
Sixteen names we're placed on the
ballots which have been in the
hancs of chamber members since
last week, eight of which are to
be elected. Herring said that many
ballots have been returned but that
he expected the vote to be light at
500 pm. CFriday- when the vote
will be canvaSsed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
Cases of Measles,
Chickenpox Grow

More measles than usual this
time of year and an outbreak of
chickenpox were reported Friday
by Dr. Miriam Hubbell. Imperial
county health officer.
Chickenpox is prevalent in the
rural area around El Centre and
in Brawley There are some cases
elsewhere also, she said, but it is
verse in those two areas.
The smallpox furry in the county
died down somewhat this week but
hundreds CT children an6 adults
have been vaccinated since nine
cases were discovered last week.
A total of 500 children, 300 of them
of pre-school age, were vaccinated
at Hidalgo school in Brawley this
week
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
{. {. PoIiceman's S
Mother Dies

T. P. Farmer of the Ell Centre
police department. received word
Thursday night of the death of his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Farmer, 80,
in Iowa Park, Texas, at the home
of a daughter.
Mrs. Farmer is survived by four
daughters; two sons, "a grandchil-
dren; 26 great-grandchildren; and
two at-grandchildren
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
Contract Awarded
On Road Work

A stretch of state highway in the
Ell Centre area is slated for repair
this summer, the California public
works department announced Fri
day.
Arthur A. Johnson of Laguna
Beach was AWARDED a $48,198 con-
tract for repair of 10.9 miles of
states routes II and q between
Dixieland and a point two miles
east of Seeley and for portions of
the highway between Ell Centre and
Meloland.
This summer road improvement
program is being carried out in
seven California counties.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
Last Blow Opens
On SevostopoI

MOSCOW. May 5. (UPc-Large
forces of Soviet bomberS sent tons
of bombs craaning down on German
and Romanian troops jammed into
Sevastopol Wednesday night, a Rus
sian communique reported Thurs
day night, in what may be pre-
lude to the final Red army assault
ON the Crimean stronghold.
Many artillery batteries were sill
enced by the rain of bombs, and
10 big fires we're started among
military dumps and In the railway
junction area. A number of ex-
plosions, including two large ones,
was observed.
Heavy losses" were inflicted ON
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
JoPs Still Hold
Up bdtddn Aids

Toyoda as the new commander in
chief of Japan's combined fleets.
The deaths of two Japanese gen.
erals of illnesses contracted while
on .'active duty" also was reported
by Tokyo. A Domei dispatch re-
corded by us. government moni-
tors said Major General Kumao
Oohashi, head of an army unit in
China, and Major General Yoshi-
tada ShimokaWa, commander of a
unit at the 'front.'" died April IA
and 19, respectively.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
Auto Accident
Iniures Two

Genevievc Carvajal and Sgt.
Wayne Purvence, soldier frcm
Camp Polk, Va, were slightly in
jured Ia miles east of Holtville
Thursday night VIXEN the Carajal
car plowed into the back CT a
pickup truck occupied by the SER
geant, highway patrolmen said.
The injured were taken to
Yuma hospital by passing mo-
toriSt. They were released after
their injuries we're treated.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
DE ANA HOTEL PASSES
TO NEW OWNERSHIP

CALEXICO, May 5.-Thc De
Anza hotel, recently owned and
operated by the Western Loan and
Building company of Salt Lake City,
this week became the property Of
the Belle Haven Realty company
of San Francisco
The hotel was built Is years ago.
Harry Wall, manager under the
former ownership, will continue
under the new management.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
Guards Company
Maps Bivouac

CALEXICO, May 5. Company
G of the California State Guard
at Calexico will have an overnight
bivCuac at McCabc school May l3,
Lieutenant Earl Robertc, command
ing officer. announced.
Plans for the event will be made
at 7:30 Monday night at guard
headquarters. 1t is necessary to
know how many men arc going
It. Roberts said, so that food and
supplies may be obtained.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
DOLL DEALER CHARGED
UNDER ESPIONAGE ACT

NEW YORK, May 5. cUP--Mrs.
Velvalee Dickinson, Madison ave-
nue. coll dealer and former resident
of San Francisco, was indicted by
federal grand jury today on a
charge of espionage, an offense that
carries the death penalty in war
time.
Mrs. Dickinson, a small wiry wo-
man, fought FBI agents when she
was arrested in the vaults of an
East Side Manhattan bank lost
January while she was removing
$4,000 In cash from safety de-
posit box.
She was then charged with violat-
ing the wartime censorship laws.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05

the enemy, the communique SAID
All planes returned safely from the
attack. the 18th major raid carried
out by the Red air force ON the
central and southern fronts In 10
nights.
Russian planes also bombed en-
emy troop concentrations ON The
Stanislawow front southeast OF
Lwow In old Poland. shooting down
13 enemy aircraft In combat. The
Germans attacked on a number OF
sectors on this front, but every
where we're thrown back 70 their
initial positions with a total loss OF
nearly 800 men.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
House Passes
New Tax Bill

WASHINGTON, May 5. tUP)--
The house Friday passed and sent
TO the senate the ways and means
committees individual income tax
simplification bill which would re-
lieve 3O,OOO,O00 taxpayers of the
necessity of computing their taxes,
Passage by an unanimous vote
with 358 members voting aye
came after two days of desultory
dabate with but little opposition.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05

LONDON, May 5. (UP)-
American and British bomb
ers battled through murky
clouds and rain squalls to
give German anti-nvasion Cefenses
their 10Th daily dose of explosives
Friday in a four way smash at
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
$1,000 Men Quit
In Detroit Areas
Airplane Factories Crippled as
Walkou+s Continue to Grow;
$50 Quit in Wards Subsidiary
BY UNITED PRESS

War production at a standst Friday in 81 plants
in the DetrotWindsor Ont, industrial area where more
than 27 900 workers refused to return to their Jobs 1900
employees of the Republic Aircraft Corp voted to end
nneday strike and production in two of that
pany's plants.
Another strike settled at the Franklin car shops of
the Bethlehem Steel Corp in Johnstown Pa, when in
response to plea from United States labor concator
1880 employees agreed to return to their jobs Monday
In the San Francisco bay area, AFL and CIO machin-
lists unions continued their refusal to obey NLRB dectves
ship repair rates and overtime work disputes
Officials of the unions have been ordered appear before
the War Labor board in Washington Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
House Votes Ward Seizure
Probe by 10000 Margin

to the government while Republi-
cans we're concerned chiefly with
the exercise of executive power in
volved I'm federal seizure of the
company's Chicago properties.
The vote was on resolution by
Rep. Charles w. Dewey, r.. Ill.,,
providing a special seven-member
house committee to investigate the
seizure in which Montgomery Ward
President Sewell Avery was forcibly
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
PAYS $40 FINE

Lester Mccormick, 80, truck driv-
er, 1873 South Fourth. paid $40 fine
in police court on a charge of in
terfering with an arrest Wednesday
night at an East Main street cafe.
Mccormick allegedly interfered
while civilian and military police
were parting two marines. Marine
Sergeant Albert WiCkWare, who was
arrested, broke out a window in the
patrol car in the tusSle with the
officers. He was turned over to
the military authorities.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05

WASHINGTON, May S.
UP)-The house voted over
whelmingly Friday to inves-
tigate the Montgomery Ward
and Co. case.
The vote OF 300 TO 80 followed
spirited debate in which adminis-
tration supporters manifested inter-
est mainly IL the firms resistance
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
p 4Msl!xs 4.aln,s
A Place BY Itself

A Negro woman stopped at the
stamp window in the Ell Centre post
office.
Il wants an air mail stamp" she
told the CLERK.
Domestic or overseas the clerk
asked.
Il don't want either one OBJ dcm,"
she said This letter l got is goin
to Texas"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
Chairs Wanted

Out at the county hospital there
is need of comfortable chairs for
patients convalescing from tuber-
culosiS. No overstuffed or upholster-
&C chairs can be used because they
have to be washed and diSinfected.
Wooden or wicker rocking chairs or
comfortable arm chairs will fill the
need.
Anyone who has such chairs may
telephone the county health de-
partment.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
BASEBALL
BY UNITED PRESS

BY UNITED PRESS
NATIONAL
Philadelphia 00l 020 OO0-3 D
Brooklyn ........ 00l 600 0OO-l 0
Poffensberger and Finley: Davis,
Webber and Owen.
BoSton .............. oil 30 o.
New York . l03 Ola 20
HughsCn. Wood and Partee,
Mast: Donald, Roser and HeinSley.
AMERICAN
Boston ............. oil 2l0 020- 7 8 l
New York 1O3 Ola 20x-l1 Is 3
Melton and lombard; JaVery and
Kuttz.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
Pipe That

ripe lnat-
We always thought that Judge
John E. Simpson had the strangeSt
pipes in the worlC. Anyway he has
more of them than most men.
Don Halves has topped Simpsons
record when it comes to strange
pipes. But you'll have to see it to
appreciate it. There are some
things that even RR can't describe
Trouble Ahead
Woody Routt is q patient man
but he can be tried too far.
He parked his car in front of the
fire hall the other day. In a few
moments he noticed that it was
gone. He reported it stolen and the
theft was broadcast In very short
time the car was seen standing in
a different place near the fire
hall.
It was a joke but Woody is lying
awake nights trying to think of a
good way to get even.
did you or did you not leave the
keys in your car, Woody?
Snappy Comeback
At the Los Amigos party the
other night somebody dropped a
dime. Red Mitchell put his foot on
1t.
Just like dime store" some
one said snappily, nothing over 10
cents"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
LOSES $3.50

LOSES $230
Lieutenant James Smith of the
marine base near El Centre report
ed to the police that he had lost
billfold containing $3.50 in currency
in the 700 block on Main street.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-05
WEATHER

Maximum Thursday %, minimum
Friday So; s am. Friday So, humid
ity Al; noon Friday 80, humidity Is;
5 pm. Thursday IS, humidity Is.
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Boats.

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alternate firing twin. new condition, re-
mote control equipped: 5000 cash. DIS
TRIcT YACHT SALES. 14th and water
II VI; seq? a7tt. sloop with auxiliary
4s4-h,p. cupboard motor. 2 hunks and tot
5000. Cali Wo. 57sa. '"'' 'ono'''0n'
SA1LBOAT, 16 it.. mahogany rudder and
FIT tTlm' w Mccl sys sails; fast and sturdy
LIGHTWEiGHT CUPBOARD MOTOR and
lift. plywood, factory-built boat. s175.
Il IA 14th st NV.
SAILBOAT, 21-ft. custom built Mcclellan
sails. Slip No. Al. CAPITAL YACHT CLUB,
BOAT, i7ls.ft. Chris Craft speedboat - will
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seen seen Any NJ t t1soo CHAMPION BOAT YARD
R RSfs NSi t4 CUPBOARD MOTOR, ? hp;
first reasonable of1er accepted. Cali after
OUTBOARD, Ship Neptune, excellent con-
CUPBOARD MOTOR, Champion. 3k-hp.,
exceilent condition: will demonstrate DI.
1900: nights, FIR. 2725.
MOTOR LAUNCH. used less than 80 hours:
length, 10 It,; beam. 5 IT. in. hull
cred by Gray light "4": speed, miles
at consumption of Az mi. per gallon:
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SAILING DINGHY, Penguin class, ILL., IT,,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

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S SEt'T san os sa go 4sss ts sf 81 tSp
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BEDROOM SUITES, ONCE furniture. dining
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BICYCLE tsirl's5. as,inch. must be in
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HOUSES wANrlo 70 RENT tesas.,

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q %s 'Ss,,1 %SSSst5his rental; :ias c:il SR.
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FARM 3 GARDEN.

GARDEN TOOLS. used, in excellent con-
dition Picks with new handles, S1.05:
shovels 81 .25: wheelbarrows, So. so: mat
tecks with new handles. 81 05: hoes with
ne, handles S1.05. Complste Garden
tic I 5aqo FIss deIiysryo Hechinger CO:
ding, grading, topsoil, fiagstone brick
walks, terraces, walls, lily pools, Specimen
evergreens trees shrubs for foundation
planting. hedges, flowers, myrtle for shady
Spots: tree surgery. trellis and arbor con-
struction, Spraying maintenance, power
lawn mower. roller; waterproofing, general
repairs, painting. Wondergro, the ideal
summer plant food and lawn mulch, saves
water, makes poor soils good and good
soils better; Sl5 ton delivered. Free
FOR SALE FOR BEST OFFER-Sprayed
apple crop, as is. on trees. estimated 600
bu, Delicious, 500 bu. Stayman, Paragon
Grimes Golden. etc; also 2 cement mixers
and large floor sander. Phone Vienna
LAWN MOVER, Including complete set gar
den eauirment, S25. Call EN-. 57Os