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   Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - October 28, 1941, Yuma, Arizona                               I THE fcy 1 p m Wet Bulb Rri HI 0 48 00 Noon ae fair tonight Wednesday slightly cooler night AND TH TINIL Temp nt Highest last hours 82 last U Average high this talc Average knv this date pi last 2t hours 0 tor month since Jan Sunshine of possible 98 VOLUME 254 YUMA ARIZONA TUESDAY OCTOBER 28 1941 WOULD TERM THE YUMA ARIZONA SENTINE TAFT SAYS WAR TREND ADMITTED High School PTA I DETAILS OF Moscow Defense Pattern Meeting Slated Tonight at 8 SHOOTING REVEALED Parents interested in ing u high school j association here are to meet at j Snider Hall tonight at the committee in charge announced j tonight i j i Mrs James A Ryan or j nix regional vice president of WASHINGTON Oct 28 the PTA has advised the local Sen Robert A II O today group that she will be present to the fatal shooting of Constable declared hut President the meeting that she will bring I Clark Byars and the wounding of publicly admitted last that others from Phoenix Jim Harper real name Frank lie hits already dime what lie can Mrs president of the Foster and Dan Clinton at Solon Declares F R Acknowledged Fact In Address Clinton Seriously Wounded By Bullet That Killed Byars Details of the fight which led to plunge tlie nation into a North Phoenix High School PTA ing war I and that they will do all in their In n speech opening the power to help Die local unit second day's debate on the ting started lo wipe out all net shipping Tuft referred to Mr Roosevelt's I I President he has now admitted publicly that he hits tricked the While talking of pence even while senate leaders talk of amending the neutrality act as a measure of defense President announces he has ready done what he can to plunge the nation into a shooting war He has given unqualified cor- den about 10 o'clock Inst Sunday night were brought back to Yum a oil Tune Si TEMPERATURES Atlanta 74 Chicago 58 Denver Go Fresno 61 Havre 01 IMS 63 Memphis Orleans New York Portland Redding Reno Sacramento SI Halt Like City Kan Antonio San Diego San Francisco Seattle Washington YUMA 03 58 66 60 57 80 64 1.60 82 55 28 30 54 45 M 12 57 51 67 46 M 50 this morning by County Byrne and Deputy Sheriff City Attorney William H Perry Power on their return from j 3 the northern end of the county where they talked to witnesses and also made a trip to Phoenix where they talked to the two wounded men in the hospital there Harper Foster is accused of the shooting and is not considered seriously wounded He is secured to his hospital cot awaiting de- Clinton Seriously Hurt Dan Clinton not a participant in fight is suffering from a rifle wound in his abdomen j is reported in a serious condition j His intestines are perforated in three places it is said and doubt if he will live if sets in According to the testimony col- by the county officials the incidents which led up to the nn fi I over will of thc ng NAZIS HELD RUSSIANS Attacks On All Fronts Repulsed Is Soviet Claim U S S R Oct Russian shock troops dive bombers German forces in u successful counterattack on the Moscow front war dispatches reported as the official press called for a last ditch battle In defense of the Donets basin attacks the Orel sector the Kharkov way to the Donets and the Crimea were reported by the Russians snid all of the on my drives had been re- and that the Red urmy would fight in every town until the Fascists irc exhausted On the Moscow front the sian counterattack directed by 5 Lieut Gen K sovsky in the 17 about 00 miles from thc capital was reported the most successful nn a President Moves Toward Showdown With John L Lewis Indicates Need of Laws to Cope Situation WASHINGTON Oct Three Appeals President Roosevelt's denunciation I That was before he received of a dangerous minority of labor Lewis blunt notice thc shut leaders as a menace to the down of captive tion was followed today by word owned by steel from congress that ho con- j end only after the union's sideling drastic legislation to are mot and before he appealed Irol the national defense strike j for thc third time to Lewis to situation Congressional leaders however that such action j reopen thc mines a NAZIS RAGE AT STATEMENTS BY U S PRESIDENT mnn denouncing ident Roosevelt's speech today in a succession of statements from derision to rage I lint evidently has DUCE SAYS AXIS WILL CRUSH U.S Declares Soviet And All Allies Will Be Beaten ROME Oct Premier BonUn Mussolini speaking from the balcony of palace toltl a of Fas- cists tonight that the United States and other forces be crushed axis Mussolini appeared on the cony of the palace in to the shouts of the uniformed cist demonstrators carried placards and posters denouncing I the United States and President j Roosevelt r Anniversary Observed I The occasion was the of the march on Rome which put Mussolini into power in Italy The Italian throngs streamed through the streets toward Venice palace in late afternoon Their posters included of President Roosevelt nnd attacks on U S to Russia Elks Plan Ladies Night Dinner Wednesday Night Roast chicken with all me trimmings will be served at the ladies night dinner meeting of- the local KIKs lodge tomorrow night Exalted Ruler Bennie A Giusti announced today All Elks ladies are invited he said including widows of Elks having cards All are asked to appear in western garb in ing with the Arizona City days celebration U.S STEEL CURTAILS OPERATIONS Action Due To Coal Strike Mills May Be Closed BY THK UNITED The giant United States Steel The palace had been decorated corporation curtailed operations with Italian flags bunting and today of the work Fascist emblems A few hours ln lts President Roosevelt approached a showdown with John Lewis chief of the striking United Mine Workers Benjamin F Fairless President or u s of Moscow Bunder by millions of have stopped and saved the Soviet with pattern shown on map The closer the Russians arc pushed to Moscow the stronger their more compact line ot and guerilla assaults Hie Nazis t i c iim t i i Lo go down i s the gi liar ami faker in world j nn of ness rottenness and STARTED PRESIDENT SAYS FIRST SHOT WASHINGTON Oct boufidu'ries into the field of fore Mussolini had leaders within the palace and upon them hard in Italy's decisive Hits shouted Mussolini from the we waged war 20 f o Games f anned Hallowe'en Party Games planned for thc boys und girls nt thc community Hallowe'en party nt Doan Field Friday night will include potato sack races running races and MEASURE INTRODUCED IN SENATE Showdown Is Believed Near In Cool WASHINGTON Oct 28 Sun N C introduced legislation today to fine sabotage against tlic ment in n way he behoved would apply to situations captive coal mine strike called by John U introduced as an to the Ity act revision measure now be- ing debated senate It would impose a fine of and 10 years ment for violations Under tho of Bailey's proposal which followed Roosevelt's appear to Lewis to call off the cap- tive coal sabotage would he broadened to Include stoppages In the production or or articles ordered by any department or bureau or cabinet official for the tinnal The coal now ih its ond day ordered Lewis I when the mine jor grant tbe of Mine Workers union CIO for ii union shop Benjamin P of the ing captive said iri New York that the a mill s 1 n P: Ch i go 6 curtail f against which announced that 0 ngo is in thc corporation's I tlic Chicago Pittsburgh nnd Youngs town districts would be re- to reduce operations from 1100 to 80 or 90 per cent of ty today events the committee In charge announced today Prizes will bc work in thc mines last night sending his third appeal to Lewis The president had replied to the President's second appeal by blaming thc strike on J P Morgan and tho ruthless U S Steel cor- Mr Roosevelt countered with the charge that the union said prob ably would depend on thc speed declined to com men I Mr Roosevelt's third appeal but with which the showed no signs of retreating captive mine shut down ordered j Mr Roosevelt's three public by John L he peals to Lewis were seen as moves cd and production resumed j to give public opinion a chance i Mr Roosevelt indicated to his to on the dispute senate and house leaders it was I is heading a showdown I formant snitl Never has such a specimen of mental breakdown him shown One can only ask if is a criminal or a Uc The objected above all toj thc President's charge that many planned to carve America into slave states and stroy present religions j Light Tone j In their first statement taken a tone statement said the speech would cause the greatest amusement in Germany nnd the re- South America was the high point in the Roosevelt tasy and the emanation of a crazy and absurd imagination Tho second statement called Ihc President's speech a alien of suspicions insults tiers forgeries and imputations on TM PLANS RADIO DRIVE RED CROSS Dashes for Boys President emphatic hostilities statement that the shooting has America has been attacked idiocy never has been offered to hi started was spectacular Germany fired the first shot Mr modern an authorized today nation is last night told his moving worldwide radio audience and the ami Navy Day heard him in person at j the Mayflower Hotel here His revealing Nazi plans a similar distance religion and to the fifth and anj 50 yard dash for boys of the fourth grade and under j 50 yard dashes for girls of the mine closings A said meantime that the chieftain not yot replied to Mr third peal for u work pending or of Iho Following his appeal tu shoj I Roosevelt last night issue was insufficient grounds for denounced a minority for first place and 00 cents the walkout The President of labor leaders a menace to for second place nn O P will be in charge of the games which were listed as i REG MANNING FAMED CARTOONIST DELIGHTS CAPACITY CROWD AT ANNUAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE in over South America and parts I Central America including the Panama Canal seemed cantly to combine with a dramatic reminder that the dead and of thc sixth and last cartooned portrait of e sons of many states j eighth grades and for boys of j and talked his way right into the M McDaniel of the Launched the fifth grade and 40 yard hearts of a capacity crowd at the chamber of commerce and same age groups Potato sack races 50 yards for Reg Manning the Southwest's fence long to discover that he most famed cartoonist and an was doing a capital thor of note came to Yuma ing after he started off with an learned that he now feels the government's voluntary mediation system needs u act of sharp statutory teeth to insure thc re- spect of United Mine Workers President Lewis between the President aml once political ally Lewis K It fur Mr Roosevelt demonstrated in his radio address last on CONSTRUCTION OF PACKING SHED FOR STEWART AND WARNER IS UNDER WAY 11 CALLED TO REPORT NOY 4 FOR ARMY DUTY Calls have been issued by Hugh Palmer secretary of the The firm of Stewart nnd Construction of a new packing shed on Tenth street just cast of the year the feed and seed company Firm -I Years on the spur track that runs by thc rock quarry is well under way with foundations in and much of the framework up under the di- rection of W 1 Anderson Yuma contractor White Tucson a former resident of Yuma is constructing the building Tenants in it arc lo be Stewart and Warner Yuma growers and shippers of tables Ease of handling packing and shipping has been kept in mind in designing the building and it will have the latest floor level ar- rangement and other over the old typo buildings Contracts call for completion of the building and installation of bc sent to Phoenix next Tuesday Nov I for their final by the of and induction into the U S Army if they pass thc there This is thc last group of men ner has been engaged in the who will bc sent thru this routine ing packing and shipping which leaves the selectee in doubt ular session tentative plans The whole appealed to be a j potato sack races for girls of the laid for a club radio broadcast on j mons to the hesitant at home in same age groups as mention for Monday evening Nov 10 Thc America and perhaps even I the boys events entire program while retaining all in the Vatican to join the crusade I Tug-of-war events rural of thc basic features of n regular against Hitler Mr upper meeting will be annual dinner meeting of the ing at the meeting ma county chamber of commerce The cartoonist showed his skill held at Clymer's Manning's cartoons and when with a few deft strokes i hls i the crayon he Would change an grade boys against city writings as people this outline of the map of South own estimate of his speech was per grade boys boys from well know are always into a cartoon of voted entirely to thc Red the religious phase was thc j lower grades of rural schools vs j sprightly brisk moving Roosevelt which officially gets under most newsworthy boys from lower grades of the but down to earth homey howdy Gar way Tuesday Nov 11 Armistice He called again lost night for I f n y- the of onr n bantam chicken Into grades of the but down to earth homey howdy I jack Garner speedy arming of onr insisted that U C approval of John b be free to carry munitions II t The program has the chant ships of chairman of the Yuma directly to British ports and prom chapter of the American that the navy would Cross nnd club committees arc our shipping The neutrality working in cooperation with him act has been outmoded by force neighbor despite their cleverness Most of Manning's perfor i And that's Reg Manning in appeared to be on the spur appeared to be on the spur of thc I son his audience discovered last just whatever came to evening Talented a lot on him on program material George Wilson was of violent circumstances Mr Roosevelt was on ball but easy to meet affable thoroughly human of An For instance Bonnie city councilman and Exulted Ruler of Installed Head Of K C Council tnat his cartoons were to he prisoning Manning and Mrs If E was installed as high art R his I Altho forewarning that his talk the Yuma Ellis lodge had taken to be of a serious nature jn hand Monday afternoon in im- WOMEN'S DEFENSE CO-ORDINATING MEETING HELD COMMITTEE NAMED With 53 women in representing virtually every man's organization In Yuma ty a women's defense enthusiastic and anxious and sev to concentrate efforts on defense and to do what they can It was reported The prime motive ing meeting was held Saturday for thc meeting and for the for- at the superior of a committee which here for thc past four as to whether he will be accepted of thc meeting to represent i I Called by Mrs T R of those vard Warner ami by the a cross-section hy Mrs T R Spaulding of those attending is to teil the army medical Floyd Stewart arc partners in the Hereafter Palmer states men defense women of ihc community just venture which has used the old will have already been passed by packing shed on Gila street be- he medical board at Phoenix be- tween Fourth and Fifth streets qn they get their final call to for packing and shipping This has recently heen sold to the Refrigerating com- pany for erection of an ice plant Stewart and Warner have been concentrating during past seasons on lettuce cantaloupes nnd Their first crop to packed in the new wity Ijo the winter lettuce deal bc sent direct to an army camp Listed Thc 11 to go to Phoenix day for their examinations James in San Diego Junn Perez Hernandez in San Calif Hugh Arthur Davidson Tucun DeVenney Parker Continued on 5 forts of all women in the what they cnn do nnd should do ity to duplication of efforts to i further defense eliminate confusion and Mrs spoke about the more by concentrated program advocated hy of thc Knights of Columbus council No 1806 last night hy District Deputy Bruneon of Phoenix Other officers Installed Deputy grand knight William chancellor James Joe re- corder Henry financial BUILDING PERMIT ISSUED FOR NEW ICE PLANT GILA STREET A building for a new packing which Stewart and ice plant was secured Warner have been using Is on tho J A Chester from office property This was the properly A T lecturer L B advocates Henry inside guard Pete guard L trc William Britt officers fiom Phoenix and members of I Mrs John L lain Robert J Donohue and Past District Deputy Russell T callon Women wore In attendance General Federation of points as Salome and men's Clubs formulated after she represented 1 n c 1 ii d e had called a conference In church societies home ington of of Sfi tion clubs women's organizations throughout 01 the nation and auxiliaries included among these VI points BPW club and virtually all me clubs j conservation of All those were Calexico council state officials Deputy Roy Heyne Slate attended Thc State sey spoke on thc con- vention to be held in next spring talked on ism and necessity for to do till possible to further national defense Chaplain Donohue spoke on the activities of the cil In the city hall yesterday by of another grower anil shipper Joseph Schuck contractor of Tommy Thompson until sold in Angeles the ice manufacturing people The plant is to be according In cently Mr Schuck another in a string A frame building with of plants the American j 8.200 feet of floor space to ating company has in California constructed and machinery la to Their closest plant is at Brawley he moved the American and others are at Alhambra ta Maria and San Luis Obispo ting company fit Los for the plant here Thn Ice for carload vegetable and old packing shed til to Iw left fruit shipping Is all that the com- where it Is for the pany contemplates manufacturing j and will probably bo lo u it is said packing concern Included tn the nt floor will n portion Inc Silc Oil Street Tlic plant is lo bc located on Gila street between Fourth and tithing up Ice Fifth streets a plot of kind sonic i squaro feet Tlic of feet having been will be chased at that location The old iin I   

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