Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - August 9, 1938, Yuma, Arizona Today's News T O I A Y IT 18 NEWS THE YUMA DAILY SUN And THE YUMA ARIZO N A SENTIN E L Today's News TODAY WIRE YUMA ARIZONA TUESDAY AUGUST THE YUMA W 185 Gleanings BY THK PUBLISHER ft K NUT E aim ie six months my good pa I friend ami associate ui many years Has with his family been making an extensive a n d leisurely automobile tour They have their own Lincoln Mac has written his paper hack East some interesting observations For the next few days some of them will by re- in this column France Jn the same little hostelry where we are slaying at the loot of Mont u company of inn lion actors and actresses are also living They here on location Shooting a film that a about Europe's best ier the Alur de o It is iin international company including some of Europe's men and must beautiful girls Primarily it is a French but they are shooting each take Ural in then in German and in English Jn when whole group tries to lalk at their long table near ours in the dining room they have lo use English that is the only they can get on The Ki speak nor ean the Teutons speak ljut I hey have all od a hit of English with hope that springs tbu hope of some day getting I lywood From such groups as come some of the queens of the movies At the they all envying tle Sonja Heme the petite who has the Is and millions of America I If Sonja who isn't so pi can do it with her skating be I who am very very pretty can dn it Ion they think by dny and dream of night COUNTY STATE TAX RATE City To Hold Special Bond Election In Mid-September nl approximately cost of which the 000 in bonds Inr what is termed is to pay j test im pro and j City Hall city All the world knows it It is Mecca fur he of all earth But little did ex- lo find here in this village among the glaciers of the Alps a group of gii Is lor whom the ambition to get lo Hollywood is life itself o True they are well paid as goes pay here But only wood pays fa bull MIS sums la terms of French money wond pays to some actors TKN MILLION francs a year To these that is almost beyond development program in the tory of Yuma IK hi be voted on by city residents at a special dec lion in mid-September This was indicated by city o- today when J ier of San Krancisco regional Public Works Administration di- rector announced by wire that all applications must be on file and that bunds where necessary must have hern Ihan Ucl 1 The city's bund at were noli I in I helm e noon ha 11 vi n t hat ill y lisa t NTS d- I bon i Is won hi lie and proposals dy to be at a special Three ready been by the city They are A civic center to cost of which the eily is lo pay A new fire alarm signal tem to cost of which UK city's share is A new central fire station lo Ai leant one more tion and renovation of the city hall is to be asked Costs of the modernisation gram for the municipal building have not been estimated but arc to include alterations necessary to establish a municipal court city jail and police headquarters r CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO 1 WITH THE WARRING NATIONS By JOB ALEX United Staff Chinese resistance to the anese invasion stiffened today in ratio to seriousness of Japan's conflict with Russia on the herian frontier The Soviet's stern attitude ward Japan in battling over dis- hill on the border has intentionally or in weakening the Japanese offensive up the tse valley against Hankow for the moment fighting In the sector was re- ported to have died out but both sides busily strengthened tions moved troops and prepared for new engagements still feeble diplomatic gestures toward settlement continue un- successful Japanese sources ro Expect Purge Of Yes But Democrats At Coming Elections WIRE FLASHES NEW YORK II Tho Queen Mary new speed champion mi the will try to break the record Jot the eastward if favorable when she sails at JI a in tomorrow her master Commodore t 11 Irving said today The present record held by liner is hours and seven mi miles KV c WILSON Stall WASHINGTON AUK W battle for control ot HIP party today with return to the Stales from a ing from Houston in Florida Mr velt will to f in a showdown on the so-called party purge of bnt Democrats The purge when Mr Roosevelt started west lasl month did not develop en route to the Pacific He bestowed cautious en- here and there ged Inr Sen Alben W Barkley I It Ky Saturday was tri- ly to I h e but left the mainland 1 wit IK nil demanding the scalp of AWAIT Aug it UJ Precautions which verged mi ma lial law were taken in tonight in preparation for a phoon which was expected strike Shanghai about a in PROHIBITION AN ISSUE IN ARIZ NII nl morrow I AUK il i in MS M in CHURCHILL Mini ill Paul Munili.- 1 will ill l tn liny flOO any in In South New on which Mr will fulfill this nf a parly thut cct net ion contemplated bolting senators will 11 i Georgia and If a frontal on Ken Walter I1 Ga is con- it will be then opposed Mr Roosevelt's judiciary tlon hill and has so offended the New Deal otherwise that some insiders were confident before Mr Roosevelt left the capital lasl month that he would declare open warfare against the senator Tn Welcome U S District Attorney rence running as a 100 cent New Dealer is the m a n George must beat for the Senate nomination Camp helped arrange ON PAGE TWO ported thai Field Marshal Jly commander in chief of the Soviets far eastern army had taken personal command Claim Wins But far to the south the anese offensive on Han how was stalled for the time ing at least Chinese reported that they had counter attacked Japanese at Hwang niel and hu north of and haci recaptured the strategic heights of Lion hill outside They reported heavy Japanese casualties claimed to have sunic seven Japanese warships ed Generalissimo Chiang Shek would not listen to Japanese peace proposals even lr Hankow falls Exact relation ot the recovery in the Yangtse valley and the threat of war between and Japan on the ian border must remain spn tive Russia's aid to China in the past has been limited to war terials airplane pilots agement of the highly effective Chinese red army and ment of Japanese penetrating the inner Mongolia Obviously that was enough to prevent thu fall of Hankow which had appeared likely in August Control Limited Jlut today the Japanese cap- ture of Hankow is not expected by military experts until ably September longer if the Chinese counter attacks prove Japanese control of called conquered interior tory is reported an American Decrease In Special Levies Of Rate Is Higher army observer to extend only as far as the guns of Tokyo's diers will shoot Along the world's other ble Insurgent smashed the Loyalist flank along the Ebro river front in the first step toward lost to the government but it that the main rebel of- fensive against Valencia had delayed indefinitely by the action Sudeten German backed by ter complaints in Berlin protested to the against alleged political violence directed ai minorities The protest also wus carried to Lord Runciman of Great Britain who is seeking to advise thn dis- parties on u m 77 cents The combined rate thus was Levying for the gen era I fund and for- bond interest special funds redemption and including general road and common school districts board of supervisors set the 1938 Yuma county tax rate at At the same time telegraphic reports from the state tax com- mission fixed the new rate set at on each of sessed valuation The 2 Up new county rate is only Believes Publisher A Likely Presidential Choice Of The GOP COUNTY VOTERS EXCEED NEAR 1936 MARK The number of registered voters in Yuma county was gradually creeping toward the total of it was when County O Wright announced that at t h e of business there were qualified and that at noon today the number had passed the only J voted for governor and WH either to vole and hail their registration cancelled or I CONTINUED ON PAGETWOV LONDON Aug Frank I K American I publisher was meiil.ioned by Lon- don today as a likely Republican candidate for dent of the Slates in I have sought office i he was quoted as saying but T j should accept nomination and fight it would be my i duty No American could tile nomination lor pres i dency The Daily Express carried a long article by Lord Korbos man who thinks Roosevelt wants lo he a Hitler in detail the activities of Gannett who arrived day Forbes said Gannett ed Mr Roosevelt as the nearest thing to a dictator in Stales i May He Gannett in now mentioned as i the Republican candidate for the I the Daily article said If he wins he may easily obtain Republican party nomination for lions Little on How CAN hungry lh u limit KII u T U L L E T I N local priest is critically ill j measure on the question I'm the institute be- SHOT gall making photostatic copies of GRASS VALLEY Aug petitions riled with the secretary Charles E of slate by which i San Francisco shot accidentally j woul while on a vacation trip in I'M county died at a hospital Hurl said he last night I believed were not Sheriff's deputies who legally sufficient In permit ON PAGE TW WASHINGTON Aug ui e admin- officials prepared today for loans on aim a poll of coin growers on of marketing quotas PROGRAM READY FOR BAND CONCERT WED prices following a crop board in a seriea of summer of bales I by Municipal brought prices lo near the minimum of a sel by congress for al H of the high school menl of a loan AAA I ing I Smith said that the unexpectedly large coupled fall a virtual NKW TIU K Hollis director i son of the season bus far eral solos j of program will solos by Larry Wilson emper Kiddis march SHUSH i I Lem I Her and Days Deiro I no D Folly Ford agent Jones Smith and a I rio ed by Mr and Mrs Junes his nf Mr and Mrs Lennard i lld Walson IIIIP.V is here a and T H Aeh du Lieber kind nf public showing II Is the cab over en gine which gives m loading and permits short ening the band under balon of c i of Art Spa five cents higher last year despite an emergency levy for and a delinquent warrant levy of It amounts to a Lwo I The new stale rate compares to Jo cuts a year ago The state increase is per I Special school district not computed yesterday hut iii tome instances it id said the JOSS will he higher than j formerly Levies Tol al general anci special vies tor the fiscal amount to as com- pared to a decrease of SM 273.60 The county rate I thus was made necessary nut liy hut by decreased valuations and OILS were ed by These reductions brought a net of to Approval Mandatory Prior to 1022 when the stato CONTINUED on PAGE TWO Hospital News frum Yunia General were an- today noon as Albert Arlington of An- nunciation street Orleans La wan admitted Aug n and discharged Aug 0 E Morgan ot Valley was admitted July 20 and dis- charged Aug 8 city was admitted Aug 5 and discharged Aug 8 Mrs Phillip Dunne and nf were taken home Aug S Mrs Dunne was admitted July 28 Will nf Ell burg was July and dia- Aug The was with UK statement that Ls i n OK I attractive pleasing anil agreeable newspaper proprietor to be found in America In two years Gannett may the president of the United the livening I should the policy and a tive program to restore ly employment to the idle lesson the of taxation uid encourage business nnd the of In a prows interview Jannett snid that if Roosevelt went t'i the pulls now there is not slightest doubt that he win WORKED UP OVER PENSION AUK To Mr ami Mrs Painter month of street and Vaughan avenue was born a daughter shortly Aug 8 at the Yuma Tlie bahy weighed en pounds and is the first chilli Mrs Painter and will appear im the are reported to doing her Sponsors of the repeal plan that nobody ill I will who is ilor nr is leading foi noi on night I Kla Aug Kors of the j the i t lh today after CONTINUED ON PAGt j nearly i month's President to U S TEST NEW STRENGTH IN 3 OF 4 PRIMARIES TODAY a Shy Sen 1 he Srn Democratic is op- posed by Rep J nf New Ueal loyally White A f j H Hay seek I m 1 nil MaiMin L seeks 1 ie for this lerm Charles Sawyer tional China Sen lames P Pope I Japanese raided this m expert who j metropolis again today on his record of New Deal It was the second raid in as ly is opposed for many days it was by Kep IV Worth Clark an in- Unit be toll would be high New supporter who I A United Press staff j campaigned an independent I who visited the area saw many the a ten.'menl
