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Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
Arrests Reveal
Argentine Plot

BUENOS AIRES, April 81. up
A number of persons were held in
custody following discovery of an
extremist plot which the govern
ment said was designed to nullify
Argentina's recent action on inter
national policy.
The action referred to presumably
was Argentinas declaration of war
on the Axis and its signing Of the
Chapultepec Act.
A government communique issued
last night described the plotters as
thoroughly reactionary, although
they attempted to give their activ-
ity a semblance of a democratic
movement.
"a detachment of troops moved
into the Palermo district of Buenos
Aires from the Campo de Mayo army
base, as a precautionary measure,
against possible disturbances in
connection with the fall Of Berlin
the communique said.
Authoritative reports reaching
Montevideo from Buenos Aires said
that Vice President Col Juan D.
Peron, Argentine strong man, had
submitted his resignation Tuesday
but that no action had been taken
yet by the governmentD
Peron defended his social reform
program in a speech yesterday be-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
DRAW 9ENrENtEb

In the Fl Centre police court
Thursday Louis C. Darwin. charged
with being drunk and vagrancy was
sentenced 70 30 days In the county
iail by Judge Lee Nuffer r. Inman,
charged with being drunk drew a
80 day science in the city Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
GROUP HOLDS UP
MEASURES

SACRAMENTO, April q. (UP)-
The assembly judiciary committee
today tabled a bill which would have
outlawed so-called third degree
confessions.
A bill to authorize punishment by
public whipping of persons who beat
children and men who beat their
wives was held up temporarily. The
committee turned down a motion to
sable the bill. but appointed sub
committee to study possible amend
ments.
ASsemblyman Thomas H. Werdel,
(R0, Bakersfield, objected to the
bill as something I cant conceive of
at this date in human history"
The subcommittee is to consider
Werdel's proposal that more severe
Jail terms should be meted out to
wife beaters than the present maxi
mum of six months.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27

fore meeting Of the inter- american
Econmoic institute in honor of the
late President Roosevelt.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
OD.T. HELPS FIND
SIZE so OVERALLS

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, April 81.
tUP) The local office of defense
transportation has located a pair of
badly needed overall pants.
A Fargo. ~ D., auto supply store
employee needed a new pair of
overalls. waist size so, inseam 33.
Fargo stores had none in stock. He
wrote the district ODT office here.
Helen Redman, an employee, called
local overall manufacturer and
obtained a list of stores in this
ODT district which carried the
overalls and sent the list on to
Fargo Now the "outsized pants
man" Is happy again.
Usually the ODT is engaged in
business other than finding outsize
apparel. Regular services include
hunting for truck engine parts and
tires for distressed operators in or
der 10 keep essential goods moving.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
HOLLYWOOD
By ERSKINE JOHNSON

scripts BY the truckload to En-
cino.
I really didn't want to 60 back
70 work. Alice told us. Il was
afraid 10 read those scripts for fear
I might Ike one. Then Columbia
asked Phil 70 do a picture and goth
Century-Fcx sent me a script called
Fallen Angel
I vas mad after I read it-be-
cause I liked It so much. Phil and
talked II over. We finally had a
nurse for the children. Phil said
III help you with your lines I
gaid II help you with your lines.
50 called up the studio and said,
I'm coming back to work Every
one practically tainted"
Fallen Angel" is a small town
story Ct two girls and their effect
on a boy who figures he will never
amount to anything. Dana An
drews is the boy who becomes in
volved With a flip waitress. Linda
Darnell. and then finds happiness
and inspiration with Alice. Otto
Preminger will produce and direct.
He's the fellow who figured Alice
couldn't resist the part.
Alice is as beautiful as ever. Even
simmer. We wondered how she
kept herself in shape doing moth
ing II was the wrong question.
Are you kidding7" she said
bristling. Taking care of two chill
dren and making beds and cooking
is great for the figure"
For the last few months Alice
has been going alcng with Phil
when the Jack Benny radio show
PLAYED army camps.
They wanted me to sing but I
was too scared at first" she said.
Finally they talked me into 1t.
And believe me it was job. First
they took me out and showed me
the camp. We got to the stage
gradually. My knees were knock
ing when Benny introduced me the
first time I was afraid the kids
wouldr remember me. But they
did"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
NEA stat Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD. - The Encino.
Calf. housewife said she was
feared to death.
Il doubt" she laughed, whether
Il remember what a movie cam
era looks like"
Perhaps you remember the LADY
"a cute little blonde with a turned
up nose by the name Of Alice Fave
You do? OF course you remember
Alice. She sang all those hit songs
ir all those big 20th Century -Fox
filmusicals. Did some nice acting
too.
Then. two years ago, che said
nertz to the movies.
Size W n; hcme 70 Encino 20 look
FIR ter tushard. fellow BY the
name OF Phil Harris. and her
daughter. Phyllis, now a year old.
Every week the studio sent her
scripts to read. All musicals. Alice
sent them back unread.
Il don't want TO make another
picture" she told the studio. u
don't want to make another musi-
cal. I'm happy being an ,Encino
housewife and a mother"
Her movie bosses gnashed their
teeth.
Alice Faye's name on a movie
marquee makes money. Alice Faye
singing lullabies TO her kids at
home was costing the studio big
money.
How about a swell dramatic
role? No singing at all" the studio
finally asked Alice.
Maybe" she said.
AFRAID SHE'D LIKE EN-
The rtlldio disnatrbed dramatic
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
SENATE GROUP OKEHS CITY
JURISDICTION OVER ROADS

SACRAWENTO, April Y. (UP)-
The senate transportation commit
tee has approved for passage a bill
which gives cities jurisdiction over
state highways within their limits
in granting franchises to street
railways and other utilities.
c. R. Montgomery, department of
public works attorney, said such a
law would clear up questions Of
jurisdiction between the department
and cities.
However, James Gallagher, coun-
sci for the Key System of Oakland,
said it would add to the cost of op-
Grating bus lines.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
RommeI's Widow
Tells OF End

Herlingen, five miles northwest OF
Ulm. She said the left side of
Rommels head was pushed in and
his skull fractured when his car
was attacked by a fighter bomber
in France.
The wound healed nicely she said.
but the left side of Rommel's face
was paralyzed. He was unable to
lift his eyelid He came to Herring
en- for treatment by his personal
physician, Professor Albertecht.
He carried out regular painful
exercises in an attempt to overcome
the paralysis. He appeared to be
we'll on the road to recovery, his wife
said, when his heart gave out.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
SEVEN HIGH JAP DIPLOMATS
LOST ON ENERGY SHIP"
BY United Press

Radio Tokyo said Friday that
seven high japanese diplomatic Of
ficials were aboard the mercy ship,
Ava Maru," sunk by submarine
on April first.
The U. S. Navy department has
reported that an American SUBJ
marine sank a blacked-out vessel
forty miles off the course supposed
to have been travelled by the Ava
Maru.
The broadcast, recorded by the
United Press at San Francisco,
quoted Sadao Iguichi. spokesman of
the Imperial Board of Informa-
ton, as saying there were 1900 pas
sengers aboard.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
Scouts rendered
Thanks for
Roundup Services

ApprnclaflFe of The work done by
Boy scouts during the recent I'm
perlal Valley Roundup. the Fl Gen.
tro Chamber u Commerce. IN a let
ter % Flaood e. 0reist. Scout exc
cutIxe conveys The thanks of the
chamber and The rodeo committee.
The letter sets uul that the Scouts
ablY handled thelf many tasks thus
relieving rodeo officials Of many re-
rronaslHfles The chamber also
sent letters q thanks 70 the 10
scout leaders Who supervised the
Wofk Of The boz.
According - oreisf = Scout men
end as Scouts from b different
troops II five cities Of the valley
served a. he roundup Most Of the
Troops. he sald. served for two and
some for three consecutive days. OF
the n men Ia attendance. seven
acre Ifoop leaders and ne others
district commissioners and eXecu-
tiycs. here vas an average OF eight
men and % Scouts on duty each
day
The duties 81 the scouts included
parking 81 motor ears. taking tick
cts. guarding azf exit gate, run
ming efTanas. rendering first-aid.
mainialnlns a lasf and found de-
narimenf directing spectators. ush-
ering and aiding losf children. there
having been a number uf the latter
CHAMBER letters Il thanks we're
sent % the lallosinH scout officers:
Howard Dsmeke ivan Thompson.
Bob jefferson. Lawrence Loveiady.
Edward Beeeheg. Walter p RogRem.
Guy Mealer. Eddie GRAY. James
Maraole. CLYDE Lott. Homer jenkins,
George Conner and Hans Larsen.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
SENATE COMMITTEE TABLES
MEASURE TO PROTECT GOATS

SACRAMENTO April 81. CUP)--
The senate judiciary committee
Thursday defeated a bill making
theft of a goat grand larceny.
Sen. Ed Fletcher, R), San Diego,
author Of the bill, said he was try
ing to obtain justice for Califor-
MIA goats.
"A goat is far more valuable than
calf-yet it's a felony TO steal a
calf and only a misdemeanor TO
steal a goat" Fletcher told the COM
mittee.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20. 1901.
Published evenings except Saturday
and Sunday, in combination with the
Sunday POST-PRESS, by the Imperial
Valley Publishing Company, 625 State
St, El Centro. Calf.
Paul Jenkins, Publisher
and President.
Member United Press, California News
paper Publishers Assn, West-Holliday
Co. Inc. national representatives.
Rates 0ncluding Sunday Post-Press)
Single copy Sc: carrier. paid-in-ad-
vance: l month. S1.00; months,
S2.75; months, S5.25; year, $1,000.
BY Mail: ! month, S1.00; 3 months,
$50: months, $3.50; year, SS.0o.
Outside of California, S1.00 per month
Entered at FL Centro, Calf, post
flat.
office as 2nd class mail.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
UNIONS WIN COURT RULING

WASHINGTON, April 81. lUPD-
The suprem> court has upheld the
right of workers to solicit union
memberships on company property
outside working hours and 10 dis
tribute union handbills on company
premises. In two 6 to / decisions.
the court affirmed National Labor
Relations board orders outlawing
employer regulations against these
practices. Justice Owen J. Roberts
dissented in each case.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
AFRAID SHE'D LIKE EN-

The studio dispatched dramatic
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27
WPB ALLOCATLS 522,144
NEW ELECTRIC IRONS

WASHINGTON, April 27. CUP)-
The War Production board has
authorized production r. 33 manu-
facturers CT 522,14E C.5ctric irons
in the second quarter of 1945. Near
ly all the irons will be channeled
into the civilian market, only a
small percentage going to the
armed forces.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-27

WITH U. S. SEVENTH ARMY
Germany, April 81. (UP)-The wife
of Marshhal Erwin Rommel said
Friday IL the one-time desert
fox of the Agrika Korps died at
home in bed on october IA from a
shrapnel wound in France on July
II.
Rommel's wife, Lucie Marie, was
found i'm the Rommel home at
Evening star., 1945-05-13
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house and beautiful guesthouse on sp-
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hseS grff R.s6s @
s. Arlington Ridge Rd. JA. 24s4. GL.
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Briar College-Beautiful, rambling 6-rm..
rm., 2ox3o; fireplace with heatalator,
plate glass picture window al on ene
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rock wool insulation, hardwood floors,
SLATE roof termte PToofed e. heating
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Built 1910 of finest materials throughout,
TRANCE hall with tile floor, large liv; rm..
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Guiding earbage disposal and large break,
sws sso saGpped VITA
built-in table and circular padded seats,
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Screened porch and nd very @ large e hall closet Hss
Second floor has 2 bedrooms with largs
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tubs and storage space: all prewar con-
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LARGE RAMBLING HOUSE with all tn,
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Evening star., 1945-05-13

COLORED-Johns-M bungalow out
Silver Spring way. Y block to buses; large
living room and kitchen, 2 bedrooms, built
heat, electricity, gas andscellar: practically
new Frigidaire; almost completely fur
nished: lot 100x20O it.; vacant; move
Near 1st and S sts. nw-6 rooms and
BATH. all modern improvements, oil heat;
excellent conditions; garage. in beautiful
$1,000. down, balance arranged. TO IN
spect the above, phone DI. 70s3, ask for
MR.. ROUSE or MISS BRYANT.
Evening star., 1945-05-13

e-YEAR-OLD BRICK, $3.50; 1850 cash.
$o7 monthly. In good subdivision, an ex-
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5-room brick, on cor. lot; suitable for
doctors off1es -. or priyate pr ode home: 90-dsy
ocsupancy; Ss'7ooi $1,000 cash. shown BY
Close in-New 5-rm., 2-story brick. mod
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1o42 North Taylor st:-unysually good
bargain d5nns in an older and ss yns
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Evening star., 1945-05-13

COLORED-We have four houses on Ran
dolph place NV, near First, rms. and
bath; $1,000 and up
Brookland, 18th st. n.e-Eight rms on
2 floors, 2 baths; corner; first commercial;
reasonable
New Hampshire ave. NV, 5000 block
|6 rms, N baths, two inclosed porches
front and back entrance, auto heat good
DIJ 4097 or DE 1T1O :
Evening star., 1945-05-13

SPECIAL BARGAIN-open. Cash talks.
2014 Monroe st. n.e.-6 rooms, ami, large
lot, garage; must be seen to be appre-
clated, shade and flowers; bargain at
S11 800. Terms
woodbridge Special - Large. 2-family
house on Monroe St. separate apart
ments, 2 tile baths, gear garage, large lot
bargain. See us Monday. H. c. MAYNOR
d. CO.. 2314 r. /. ave. ne. NO. 4338.
Evening star., 1945-05-13

COLORED-1SQQ block 18th st. NV; s
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4705 Dix st. me-; 8 rms, bath, h.-w.h.,
stationary tubs; $4,000.
800 block 3rd ST. s.e.; store and fiat
above; $4,000.
4400 block of Douglas ST. ne, Kenil-
worth; 4 ms. cleo; $3.50 cash.
Unit block of K st. me-; 10 rooms, bath
h.-w.h., elec.; $3.50. GUY TIMER, 1895
You st. NV, NO. 4907.
Evening star., 1945-05-13

CoLoRED-s9, $50, terms; possession:
rear porch. cellar, deep lot; excellent con-
dition. 627 14th st. ne. AT. 1908.
CoLoRED-Exceptional values. 1901 and
1908 18th st. NV. Open today 2 to L
pm If you are particular in finding a
nice or cs Mr. voR Ra
110R. HAMILTON REALTY CO., 1908 New
York ave. NV.
CoLORED-New Hampshire ave. NV
gas heat. gear garage. For additional in
55s PRARs Rlsass s. sf M 81 f RA
CoLoRED-Beautiful brick bungalow.
rooms. 2 baths, lovely. basement. attic fol
terms. Call today. North 1903. 6-roon
cendition;' con fiiH' sserifice: S7,75S; terms WOOD
RIDGE Realty "a ISos CO., 1881 Rhode 1slane
baths. hardwood Fl fooTs @ h.-wh., oil Gpi Burner
day, daSD No. 4ei7; 'Eei daily Adams i71s. ~
COLORED-Near New Hampshire and ca
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crete front porch, screened rear porches
built-in garage. h,-w, heat. modern bath
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sssI5fasf 5se Fsfatsf DH leo of IL ds5s SR
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COLORED-Semdetach brick on Divi-
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ern kitchen. hardwood floors throughout
converted basement apt, auto. heat furret
walls. weatherstripped and insulated
equipped with electric refg., screens ano
convertible storm windows; now occupied
i by owner. Price, S10,500; substantial cash
payment required. Inspection Sunday, 2
Mr. Draper, LU 1927, from 10 am. to &
pm. Weekdays call office JOHN r.
PINKETT. INC, DU- 87S7, 1902 New Jer.
sey ave. NV.
14th Sts.-House 5 rooms. l bath, hot.
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Open for an offer. Other beautiful homes
] by appointment only. BENJAMIN r
FLETCHER. North 1855. .
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
River Treaty 5
Battle Joined
Labor, Veterans
Hit Mexico Pact
BY RAY RICHARDS
Detroit Times waIhinEton Bnrsau

WASHINGTON, Jan. u - The
Senate foreign relations commit
tee will be told next week that
Senate ratification Of the proposed
rivers treaty with Mexico will
mean the complete abandonment
of one OF California'S priced prof.
eets for the settlement OF war
veteran farmers.
Testimony to that effect was
revealed as one OF number OF
big and little jOlts IN store for the
state department as California and
Nevada representatives of i'm
mense public water and power
works completed preparations
today Of their case against the
treaty.
Experts OF the American Bar
Association reportedly will testify
that the treaty would violate pre-
eedent dangerously in its perpetual
nature, the power II would give a
two-man international commits
sion, and its resultant encroach-
ment upon the constitutional pre-
negatives Of Congress-
From high official ranks Of the
American Federation of Labor will
come witnesses TO comp n
against the provision which would
allow Mexican and American labor
TO mingle in the construction OF
ioint works along the international
streams without observance of
American labor laws and union
regulations.
Engineers for the opposition
will advance technical reasons
against the treaty. Other witnesses
Will point out. that it violates the
Boulder Canyon Project Act,
which ferbids that waters behind
the Boulder Dam shall pass out OF
the United States,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Aid 10 Prisoners
.0fReichTightens

WASHINGTON, Jan. q (INS)
'Ft1e American Red Cross dis.
closed today that II IS becoming
increasingly difticuit" to move
relief supplies TO American SOL
diers in German prison camps be-
cause of the increased tempo OF
Allied attacks on the Reich.S trans
portation systems.
Henry Wasmer, chief of the Red
Cross international committee
relief division, declared, however.
that steps have been taken 70 or
ganize transport by road from con-
tinental ports TO Switzerland.
using trucks supplied by the Amer
lean and Canadian Red Cross
societies. TO supplement continen-
tai rail transport in moving sup
plies 70 American prisoners within
the Reich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
FDR Names Kaiser
CIothinQ Drive Chief

WASHINGTON, Jan q CUP)
President Roosevelt has ap-
pointed shipbuilder Henry ].
Kaiser 20 head a United National
Clothing Collection. the White
House announced today
Stressing the importance Of
the cause, the President asked
Kaiser to lead a drive for 150,-
900. 900 pounds Of used clothing
which the people OF America will
be asked to contribute 10 needy
men, women and children in war
devastated areas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Times Writer
Home on Leave

1t. Edgar d. Racine, former Mt.
Clemens correspondent for The
Detroit Times, is home on leave
after a year and a half in the
European theater.
Commander of an armed guard
unit Of a transport ship. he ad-
mits he's been busy in the English
Channel since D-Day.
at takes n lot of material and
men TO keep n front going" he
said. "The channel Is as busy as
it was during those first weeks
of the invasion" ("
The lieutenant's wife and daugh-
ter live at 205 Cass. Mt Clemens,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
New Destroyer Named
In Honor OF Nurse

BOSTON. Jan. u (INS)-The
destroyer Higbee. first combat
vessel named in honor OF a woman
OF the naval service, was placed
III commission today at the Bos-
ton Navy Yard.
The Higbee, launched Nov. II,
was named for the late Mrs.
Lenah S, Higbee. superintendent
of the navy nurse corps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
DETR0fTI& I&ETfMES
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

rROCIsSED FOODS
Blue rs through B-7-vAiid throurh
March 81.
Blue ca through G-1-vlId thfovFh
April IS
Blue va through M-2-Valid FEB
through June 2
MEATS. CHEESE. FATS
March 81
Red T.s through x-s-valid throush
April 2s
Red VS. through D-z-valid through
June
one 10. salvage fat rood for cents
and two ration points
SUGAR
stamp ~, Book A-Vaud throuEh FEB.
2R
stamp IS. BOOB vahd Feb l
throuTh june
LARD. SHORTENING COOKING.
SALAD OILS
Two red points per pound