Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - September 12, 1941, Yuma, Arizona TICK by Bureau t p an Wet Bulb Temp Rel 72 i p.m 20 0 81 78 Noon DO Mostly fair tonight ami Saturday Not quite so warm night Temp at today 00 Highest last 24 hours 100 Lowest last 24 78 high this date 100 Average low Oils Into 70 Rainfall hist 24 Rainfall for RH since January Sunshine ff c 100 VOLUME 215 YUM A ARIZONA FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 12 1941 THE YUMA ARIZONA SENTIN AXIS THREATENS ON U 215 NAVY REDS CLAIM GAINS ON 3 FRONTS Nazis Admit Twin Counterattacks By Russians MOSCOW Sept lied was reported to r four footholds on the hank of the lower er three important villages in the ingrad to ijc continuing Us j front attacks with intensity as must stubborn nn In nd run Involving on both sides of persistently to break I he power of the I Red nir fleet second cily i The three villages ul the In were saul to by units operating under the of Colonel The sustained power of Marshal nit in I he Sniol e sector i I was here is so great that the may be forced to withdraw units from the grad front in order to holster its weakened central lines Here's First Photo of Allied Occupation of Spitzbergen DRAFT BOARD ORDERS 14 TO REPORT 13 Called For Sept 23 One A July 1 Registrant Orders were issued today for Yumans one a colored volunteer and two on transfer from other cities to report for army duty this month 1 The Yunia local board ed that quota credit would Ije given for 12 of the men while in- duction of the two transferees be credited to their places of registration of the 12 arc- to report fit long-range which British Hail F First Order As Assuring Nazis Open War Believed Near LONDON Sept Halifax British ambassador to the United States said today in the first official comment on President Roosevelt's declaration that it made plain that the ple of America will never allow Adolf Hitler to achieve world mastery Halifax was to tory workers producing Halifax Sept 12 reports today said that sion forces have launched twin counterattacks across the anil rivers JOO miles southwest of Leningrad Cabled from London to New York this is Ihc first picture of the spectacular Allied raid on the Norwegian Archipelago of Spitsbergen in the Arctic A Canadian guard stands at rest before the Communal Building in of after seizure of the islands Inside their Bris Gen Arthur E Potts ol Saskatoon explains their mission to the island commissioner Under AQe of 6 Years OWNED SHP Enter Public Rules TORPEDOED R Instructs U S Mission To Moscow Parley WASHINGTON Sept 12 President Roosevelt today in- America's mission to the Russian supply conferences at Moscow to work out an tion of American war materials for the most effective use against Hitlerism and ultimate victory for the nations resisting aggression Headed by W members of the mission conferred for more than an hour with Mr Roosevelt preparatory to departing for on the first leg of the trip to Moscow The specific time for departure was not disclosed said it won't be Jong now In Scooter Accident Barbara Rose Jones was in- jured fatally and Edward Jones M her brother was hurt ly in a motor scooter accident at Calif last Labor Day according to word received here The children arc cousins of Mr mid Mrs H J of Moll who were visiting in at the time The Iroy suffered a broken arm leg and injuries Former Danish Freighter Sunk Near Iceland WASHINGTON Sept Thc state department j today that the I cargo -ship Montana which was sailing under the Panamanian flag has been torpedoed in Icelandic waters nnd that her crew of 26 has token to life boats There weic rtr citizens aboard the vessel which formerly j si ivus the Danish Paula the ing to an opinion by Attorney General Joe Conway submitted at the request of E D Ring state superintendent of public tion f opinion mains much to the schools of Yunia ty school superintendent an- this morning upon I receipt of it In view of this ruling age of six may be en j rolled atul the state per capita an apportionment be granted fo them SACRAMENTO Sept 12 No apportionment will he of new enacted by allowed however to pupils in the JOU California nnd kindergarten or prn primary nod by Gov Olson will grades into effect at one minute Thc cites section Children under the age of six years may enter the public schools of Arizona and boards of trustees are authorized them I arc taught the ular first grade subjects Many New Calif Laws Effective Midnight Tonite other boards tor duet ion although credit given to Yunia Only one George Hayes an j E I ltd hin of Is u July 1st registrant All others are registrants as of Out Of 13 are to joit for on Sept 23rd and he other is to report on Sept JUh The Sept 23rd induction order calls the following men Lucino Ortega a Lecr nf Roll William Oliver Stone and Continued on RANCHER HELD FOR SHOOTING NEIGHBOR FLAGSTAFF Ariz Sept ll 62 Mormon rancher was held under 000 bond today for preliminary hearing next Thursday on a charge of assault with intent to murder in the shooting of Roscoe j dates -12 neighbor rancher allegedly shot Gates with u Savage rille last Monday Neither man any tion of Ihc reason for the arc playing a leading the will Air Force's intensified raids on Germany The declaration ho Is the example und most In form Hint Slates is pre- to its ami with us in gle In which we lire now pied L nm certain lhat he plo of the United States will come what may allow Hitler to his ambition of placing himself in of mastering the and allowing tho world tft ex- ist only us flic President puts Continued on Page 4 ROME Sept WASHINGTON Sept 12 Shooting hostilities between Uni- ed States patrol forces and man or Italian raiders in can defensive waters seemed in- evitable today unless the Hurriedly retreats from those ureas President Roosevelt announced last night in a broadcast that the army and navy patrol had been ordered to shoot on first He said he wanted peace but not at the price of permitting Adolf Hitler to at- tack our naval anil merchant ships while they arc on mate business Will Protect All Ships The shooting order he ed means that in our defensive waters American forces will tect not ships but chant ships of any flag The de- fensive urea extends at least to Iceland which is about two-thirds ut the way from American ami Canadian ports to British als of the life line Mr Roosevelt promised to Uccp rolling across the Atlantic bridge of ships the supplies to help destroy ler anil all his works White House Secretary Stephen Gayda often a spokesman for Karly refused to interpret or declared today define the American defensive naval said The vessel had been J by the sion along with many other for- tonight Th nil not daises or of the Annotated Code of Arizona Continued eign flag vessels taken over in American harbors The department ment said the torpedoing occurred yesterday at latitude 63 degrees minutes north and longitude 35 degrees SO minutes I happened at 1 p.m Time or KST 1 This was 12 before ident Roosevelt went on the last night to announce that the I U S Navy would shoot axis ei H on sight in American dofi waters The location between Green In ml und Iceland well on Page 5 CENTRAL FRONT HELD KEY TO RUSS CAMPAIGN specifying the of of- j Colombia Probes Report of Nazi Secret Airfields Kept lury tlir section nf Lhc stern front he com in ji Ihc key In Iho OH the continued lo develop the gravity of I iti position tho ic Ihc must of In Itic or their Form Auxiliary Police Force In Mohave County Ariz 12 of the County Auxiliary Force Krank A of Ihc defense Council Tlic defenses were cil strategically of their proximity of cr dam stale commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars into Iho meeting Iho county boan of supervisors police sheriff's of ficc veterans organizations post office officials Maricopa county already has it likely to organized Auxiliary Police into Rn attempted Much of the which go nn the statute boolis was prompted by the defense emergency Jti that category fall the Dilworth Acl tho Act and others granting leaves of Konuc for military to BOGOTA Columbia Sept Uc Thc of war said day that the government is In- reports of the ence of airfields on ty of German citizens between anil Barranquilla is Inking steps to protect Colombian sovereignty and Colombia's policy of solidarity Mention on the discovery of such airfields within easy range I jj Panama canal was con- BATAVIA in President Roosevelt's ad- 12 lasl righl Indies authorities Imlay that the lands liner was and was believed lo have sunk off the Snuth coast by a i aider j Tl Unit it was j liner had sunk near the LINER IS BELIEVED SUNK OFF ECUADOR ing The bullet entered Gates right side just below the lung and ranged a tut out the back pital attendants said he would recover Gates was with near the Gates summer ranch headquarters about a mile am a half from the i anch when walked up from his parked car and the shooting took place witnesses said 74 ENROLLED AT PARKER HIGH Division To Release Enlisted Hen 700 In which lie nn of country they have liccn the islands n part f the crn nnd thill hn with for Slates LSI 12 Division prepared to release en- listed men on the eve of the largest in which i they to participate with tlic Third Army They are men from Oklahoma Colorado Mexico anil Arizona who enlisted for one after national guard in their slates were mobilized 16 1010 Tlic war department in ington ruled that although dent Roosevelt ordered that tional guardsmen and selectees may be held in service the men who enlisted in national guard after those divisions were that President Roosevelt has lelL axis naval units no alternative but to attack al ships on in the charged that Mr velt has committed an act aggression against and Italy He said that this interpretation of the President's address made it plain that German and Italian rraft will be forced to attach American warships It is wrote Gayda Continued on BLAST VICTIMS ARE REPORTED RECOVERING Although suffering from and third degree burns the tion of the two survivors of the auto court gas explosion day night which fatally Mrs Julia Zecman was ported improved today at the Yunia General hospital Both were expected to recover Joseph uf the victim was suffering with legrce burns on his hands ard it was considered possible that amputation of some of his fingers might be necessary P SV flB Anto court where the ed mid third on his arms bark ii now will be carried out BY JOK Press foreign News The axis replied to Roosevelt's day by threatening open warfare against the United States Navy and claiming the destruction of 26 Allied ships by Gennan and Italian submarines in the Atlantic that Mr Roosevelt's orders for defense of waters was tantamount to a declaration of the government at Rome thru Ha spokesman Gayda that axis naval units had ho but to shoot on sight ut American warships Berlin continuing tlie an official reply pending from Adolf Hitler but Issued a special ing sinking or of ships in u strongly protected Atlantic claimed twu total more tons In reported three oilier ships off There also were reports of in- naval warfare in although for moment the Japanese appealed ing their efforts to Woods of resigned Statements of Nazis Similar forces were scheduled lor organization within the next two weeks in Pinal and Yunia counties to be followed by of the remainder of the state f what seemed a of Ing tlic German Central niy on sources in material salil Ihoy r p of Ihp of ex t A flA SimilflP the German position was a dangerous one now i WASHINGTON Sept 12 President Roosevelt's spokesman Stephen T Early asserted thut there is similarity between fabrications of the Nazi or was an Independent maneuver machine and Charles J Northern County Union school at Parker opened 1 Monday with an enrollment of pupils it was reported hero today by Clifton b county school superintendent upon liis return from an official trip to thi northern part of the county He announced tlic appointment I units of f E Matteson of as J inducted into federal service must a member of the hoard of be released at the end of their lion of the Parker high school j regular enlistment period Matteson succeeds Mrs K X i to las been notified of the es of such defensive Early referred questioners to Secretary of State Cordell Hull He said he was in no to interpret the President's speech and would make no elfort to do so Early said that a survey made by a radio agency last night in- that President to the second greatest dio audience of bis career He said the indicated that he was heard by about 7 per cent of a potential radio audience of 000 Americans exclusive of Hi ninny thousands who undoubtedly heard the address in theaters widen interrupted their programs to present the speech through lic address systems Kecord 21 This 67 per cent compared with per cent for his fireside chut Inst Dec 29 and the all-time ord of 70 per cent for the May 27 speech in which ATr Roosevelt declared a state of unlimited em- Early said first surveys of tele- grams pouring into the White Continued nit Food Price Gains In Year Range 8 to 90 Pet Food price gains ranging from eight to tKl percent were shown in a comparison of averages for the second of September this Sept replied to President shoot first with a declaration that tho lean executive had accepted responsibility for compelling tho reich to take appropriate ures and with n claim that Allied ships had been destroyed by submarines i1 Lhc North At- Mr Roosevelt wants tin authorized Nazi commentator said official comment Gayda in Rome said that the axis naval forces had no choice now but to attack ican warships on sight Mr Roosevelt's objective is to drive the United States people through manufactured incidents into an emotional condition where they can he hurled into What happens now will in no wise be determined by Mr Roosevelt but by us The spokesman said that the American President has clearly told the world that he alone is re- sponsible for all developments which the Germans are now compelled to take and the nature ol which will determine The rcich has been placed in a position of compulsion which it has to tatte appropriate It was stated 32 Sunk The official comment after the high command with a fanfare of trumpets over the radio had claimed in a special communique that Continued till I Reliable information reached London of a German offensive in the Murmansk region of the sian Arctic coast but it was not There were suggestions that A Lindbergh's charge that the Germans trying to the Jewish and tho in hope of stopping a veil nro loading of British such as America toward planes to Russia's Arctic port j Lindbergh made Lhat between the two last night in nn address by the America First Committee following the Casteel Drills Wildcat On Forward Pass Ariz Sept 12 Convinced that 1911 football rules will produce more passes Red Cross Plans Aid Course N Hindie Gives Shop Talk at Club Meeting I Norman a vice president of Ihc Imperial hardware ami manager of the local stores owned by that company was the 1 speaker at yesterday's Kiwanis meeting giving a shop talk Ihc business and the Medium eggs showed a gain of workers for emergency par various changes which have taken 60 percent in price from 21 to 30 1B I place within the last in I cents while small eggs averaged chapter will sponsor an merchandising policies and an increase of around TO percent j Aid ton so and chuck roasts of Bht at the city ha 1 beef were up 33 over last chapter First Aid September with current prices at announced today Any person holding h the corresponding of I The biggest increase was on with current prices of j for 21 pounds as compared to 691 I II Jl cents a year ago on one brand although on others the jump was from 60 cents to 85 cents and on hags from to 51 cents for a price jump l ar 14 percent number if instructors for community to be lined in Medium eggs showed a gain of workers for emergency at DCS Ta President's speech Commenting nn address Karly You have seen outpourings of Berlin in the last few days You Lindbergh's statement last night I think there is n striking Coach Mike Castee placed practice on the forward pass with Bob man halfback doing the best tossing to Henry Slanton more end The Wildcats n hard blow when Jack Mather j senior left emergency probably will keep out for the season products sold Hindle interestingly traced his connection with the hardware iness over a period of some 35 27 cents and 21 years from the time as a boy lively he used lo be intrigued by the Butter went from an average of stocks carried in the 32 cents a pound last year to I iwo shops in England to his present an average of 41 cents at present I a week The 111 responsible position with the the current price range being I company from 40 to 43 cents Hits from 23 to 33 j In advancing proof that cents a pound for a gain of certificate Is eligible for ment class which will houry night for five underwent an hardware business Is a business I percent appendectomy that which requires much detail work I and stocking Hindle stated Continued on 5 l Milk Gain Slightest Milk Is lip one cent a quart for Conti of Following nn In- will with a man from San providing The eluded laul week W receiving
