Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - June 26, 1941, Yuma, Arizona THK by U.S Weather 1 p m today Temp Humidity ifi 6 p.m Hi 55 6 SO 70 Noon 35 Fair aild a little warmer tonight Friday TIN EL at last last high this this last 21 01 ice of possible VOLUME ISO YUMA ARIZONA THURSDAY JUNE 26 1941 THE YUMA VOLUME 150 RUSS TROOPS RECAPTURE POLISH CITY DOWNS 9 GERMAN PLANES Nazi Troops Capture Russian Guard NAVY ASKS RIGHT TO HOLD MEN IN SERVICE Would Keep Men For Duration Of National Emergency Juno Navy asked congress day to approve legislation ling it to hold in- service all listed men regardless of the ex- lion usl terms long os the national interest is imperiled Rear Admiral C Nimitz chief of the Bureau of British Continue Raids On Nazis Kiel Attacked LONDON June 26 of British bombers and continuing Britain's night t cne 01 f kcd the senate naval day air dates of their enlistment NAZIS SAY INDICATED fairs committee to approve a authorizing tho navy to retain men in service whenever congress Report Operations Proceeding On East Front As Planned communique i sW e d Adolf suHl that the of- against Soviet Russia hnd won numerous frontier clashes successes scale indicated The the hud indicated would dis- close for the first time progress against the Soviets said merely I hat operations on and in the nir on the eastern front were continuing according Mi ill St tilt it 15 viet 1 tin Us transport ruin with 1 nir superiority for over the Keel air fieri A ique had asserted sian airplanes had been destroyed on the front aJone Propaganda company dispatches reported German attacks on ports and bases hundreds of miles Russia It was that day and tombing attacks had interrupted Russian railroad service Direct oltl bomb hits were on motor Continued an 4 declares that the is in dancer j He asked that provision the be added to a pending which ft would require all future teers in the navy to agree to serve an indeterminate period during a national emergency Six cars is the normal navy nent period The navy on the of army recommendations thai national guardsmen and aome kept in service more han one year This also would action by congress Defending his proposal against criticism Sen Hiram W j many and lory were i to shot down nine enemy j planes this morning Three British plane's said be mis-sing These figures of German planes shot in daylight sweeps since June 31 to 150 it a cost of 46 British planes planes had made their 15th straight 011 many during centering their activities in the Kiel base areas and SHIPYARD STRIKE IS f Tho air ministry said that large started planes aLso bombed the of Boulogne during the on eastern w ine left is shown S F Machinists Vote to Return r To Work Monday SAN FRANCISCO June 26 Jy A 47 Ony strike of j ists was ended today an most unanimous to to work in San next Monday Members of the Machinists No agreed to the work after receiving assurances they would have full privileges of handling their grievances it the Shipbuilding Co plant despite Bethlehem's contract the Bay Cities Metal J rades Council AFI with which the machinists had broken r CIO Local 1301 meets tu vote an thm of the strike There this group would similar action The strike had handicapped con- struction of worth of naval and in Reds Continue To Hold Back Nazis At River Pruth MOSCOW sian troops have recaptured oh the southwestern Poland and have cut off German Infantry from the German tank units in the Vilna area on the Helsinki Bombed By Reds Finns Proclaim War tt told the nation tonight that pressure from the cast is way's us it is tu this that we upon onr Rytl forces of leader Chancellor now battle the of- the Soviet Ion The best possible men Continued on 3 O Yuman Has Narrow Escape As Rail Pierces Auto j The firing extended well inland it was said indicating that the planes were attacking dromes and war industries in territory Mist Aids British A cloudy mint er the French coast the tish planes British planes made sweeps Mrs Leonard L Smith Northern France yesterday and to be a resident of Yuma last niglit reported shooting down 33 German planes Five British fighters and Continued on Pace 1 but suffered minor injuries early yesterday when the car in which she was riding with her husband became impaled on a bridge guard in Imperial county about five miles south of the Riverside county line cording to reports received here A few momenta before the j Mrs Smith moved from j the front seat of the car to the rear with her Beirut Shelled By British Ships Bombed by VICHY Fiance June WASHINGTON June 26 between foreign states and such With a minimum of opposition ion is necessary to promote President appears j tlie security and preserve the to hare firmly this peace of United States or to country's foreign policy with protect the lives of citizens of the spect to the a i United States pic In three quick moves the ad- ministration announced its pathy for the Red army's effort to stop Adolf Hitler its intention to such aid as sible and its-decision against in- the neutrality act in the returned then The AFL machinists to I work under of the Pacific Coast master contract signed last April and unions spent many weeks in drawing up of stabilization agreement These for pay of an hom the man war current of and foi half mc Umc Failure to invoke act will Juno 26 0 S iv alight early thu Russian war communique asserted today Ferocious fighting was ed in: southeastern Russians holding fast It uas that Russians had til German at tempts lo cross the er and the sector the v Asians crossed tho to tho German i feat on tho Russian uc bombed Finnish porta mcl on Get man Baltic frontier shipping north uf the mn port of Li ban and again bombed Constanza the big al base on the Black sea said The communique asserted 70 GDI man planes were shot down ind that Russian planes failed If return The of the as that the Huv sians the of that while the admit tettly had not oil this fifth gf through Hie Russian dc facilitate deliveries of munitions I if any actually are ships could not carry munitions if the act became operative So far there has been no Russian request for supplies Deliveries will depend The bridge vail wrich ran British naval units carried out a heavy bombardment of Beirut Branch Draft Deputies Named was dropped from the list of hranch offices for Yuma county it was announced at the local board headquarters here Instead of two valley registration branches one at and one at the U juratory It was decided thai the branch at the migratory camp be sufficient Deputy registrars lo serve at the July 1st registration in the were announced today as Royal U S tory camp Mrs Madeline Spain Spain's 1 store Well ton r Mrs James Gibson Gibson's j store j John A justice of the peace Salome S J Curtis Curtts storo Bouse store Parker Agent U S Indian Colorado River Agency Parker for Central registration office will be at the local board In the cUy here through the car would have pierced her had she been in the front scat Mr Smith was reported lo have bruises while Mrs Smith may have sustained chest ies it was said The baby was only slightly scratched lack on tho big Lebanese port of- dispatches from Syria ported tonight The Royal Air Force bombed Beirut Horns nnd Index first uf Is Its reserve strength In tho health of its citizens health largely on good food ami that's why the Markets of Better Foods for Their a r e stocked fine priced hi UK And this week-end extra- ucs are offered In their Dally Check this In- THE SUN 2 S Safeway Stores I Food Stores Tayo Market 6 Grocery 1 George Wall Page 7 Whig Cash Soucida as the Allies increased pressure on all fronts the dis- patches said The British column driving north Damascus however was ambushed at and fierce fighting was said to in progress Little Opposition So far been no than scattered congressional op- position the neutrality f to opponents foreign to make a voting issue of the Several senators urged that this country continue to trate on aid to The neutrality net provides that cither Congress -or the President oh the Soviet Union's ability to j withstand the initial of on the here as man invasion and also availability of supplies well as ships to transport them The general opinion here seems to he pessimistic regarding the Pope Warns Only Heroes To Escape Flood Of Paganism at There had been no doubt inlands po itiou after pie inent by Premier John that Finland has-been attached nnd will defend herself all moans Tho news agency that viet bombei s heavily Abo Turku on the Southwest Finnish coast causing many fires i and damaging the cattle Damage to in today's j on Pa so 4 VATICAN CITY June 26 addressing the Eu- Congress at hy radio warned today that only heroic rinen and women will cs may invoke its provisions when I here that Japan will move on finds a state of war exists Iberia If the Red army r County Receives In Sales Taxes Past Year Sales taxes amounting to Scions Accuse Aluminum Company of Misleading As To Supply WASHINGTON Juno 26 charged that the The senate forecasts of a shortage in made by the Reynolds f i cape the flood of black pagan Russian army's but the jsm wnich tojay Than the current of the Mississippi We send our voice to join yours in prayers of thanksgiving the Pope said There is a current of black paganism is stronger than the current of tho ippi undermining Christian cul lure Only heroic men and women escape Red army could fall back sands of miles and still have need for American supplies shipped In- ter by way of the supplies would have to be ered however under the watchful eye of Japan and there is belief committee charged In a report day the Aluminum Company of America had convinced the of the adequacy of thei supply of aluminum to avoid the anyone else? would go a field which had for soi 300.64 were returned to Yuma many years successfully county during sales v j The investigation brought to tax ended the f w collections in April it was b I light hortage of ana that we not now have the to overcome the said report by Sen M Mead D N Y The committee that unless new power facilities created the urgency of need Metal Co for a year prior to 1940 Reynolds ly entered the aluminum tion field During sill this Hie relit il on ALCOA as of in- formation as to the ity of aluminum It Is lo elude ALCOA hnd of the of the Ju order to avoid the thiU anyone else go into n field for so many years successfully ALLISON LEAVES FOR U S POST IN WYOMING t Leaving n record of development of water in Yuma county's two huge federal big horn sheep Malcolm Allison I chief of the fish anO ice at the Kofa nnd most recently the refuges left today to become chief LOS ANGELES June 26 A earthquake starting at and r several hours was re- ported today by the California V had won ally big victory 3 June 26 sia s ai niy panzer corps and closely sup polled by Jts airplanes appeared ib h ve thrust a It sians were making n two pronged counter druc In hn j lakeri and thit the thrusting into the Germ in flic I Dispatches thai the mam battle ai still racing Institute of Technology was believed about lies distant east The probably in ported today by County juror Lee Jr I The total was in excess of the tax commission estimate of for the year and resented a gain of almost cent over the previous r eo u is announced sales tax year created the the need i The 350 64 returned to the retail and the she Principal water county retail j for big norn and wlw business the status ol Hy of 915.000000 life Kofa refuge been sales tax year the re- of the service the state of Wyoming Allison in charge of thn 3.000 refuges here for two I years will be succeeded by G A No Changes Other personnel cf the service in Yuma county Is to be nd it is announced I Allison's Wyoming Members To Hear Address By Sheriff Newman Sheriff T H Pete Newman director of civilian defense for Yuma county is to be the cipal speaker at the Yuma club supper meeting in house at 7 p.m tonight it is an- by Bob Johnson The sheriff will explain plans for the organization of the de- fense unit here He recently designated hy Maj Gen A M Tuthill state adjutant general to have charge df the county organization Principal club business will he on reports of committees ing that assisting in ments for the annual July I children's party at the pavilion park 75 Indicted In So Calif Charge Food Profiteering A federal grand jiny indictment returned Paul J McCormicK today charged Us with profiteering in Southern sales of foods candies and tobacco A Andrew Hank special a investigation of the In- an economic rather than a criminal tion Hauk recommended hail of set for on each count He pai he did not to have issued at this time Tom C Clark special assistant lo the attorney and chief of the West Coast office of the division of the ment of termed the In- one into unreasonable price-fixing and in tho food industry hi Southern California Donations of candy ice cream soft drinks and of prize awards for the and i TERM FOR contests slated still are being sought by the committee for the STARTS JAIL TERM FOR DRUNK DRIVING children's fiesta Only donations Reported to lute ore from the Emporium ment store which has ed eight prizes for games for boys and four for it was announced Carl i- Martinez Li inV Yuma county Jail here late Parker to serve a term for driving whll Intoxicated The Jusltce of the SAVINGS ON SUMMER FOODS IN THE GROCERY ADS TODAY w ml
