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The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 2

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The Fresno Beei
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Fresno, California
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THE FRESNO BEE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1941 Page A City News In Brief We Will Check Tour Radio Ft Robbins 913 Belmont 4-4330 (sdv Lou Berkson hand instrument shop New local ion 2519 Phone 3-0474 (adv Brown Reports Vichy Turning Away From Nazis Guayule Plant Growing Spurred By Rubber Needs Subsidization Funds Are Sought As State Continues Experimentation -to be man's division offices six employes a substantial campaign he maria of the of the and that be held will understand they go on behalf relief and of Americ-' Fres- and in daveloping a method for 'harvesting" the rubber from eight old seedlings Ordinarily lha guayule plant takes about ten years to reach the point of rubber saturetlon The eight plant It waa stated offera an excellent emergency supply of rubber but the relative coat of producing a pound of rubber la somewhat higher When planted on well adapted soli the guayule plant produces about 320 pounds of commercial rubber a year Raw guayule rubber ronlalne a greater quantity of resin than the para rubber but when this is removed hy processing It is Interchangeable for all purpoaea with imported rubber FL White Heads Chest Committee Appointment of Fred While aa head of the division of the Fresno Community Cheat campaign organization waa announced yesterday hy Kenneth Crawford cheat president Other divisions for which leaders will be announced soon Include the big gifts committee division branch houses committee and division A special group of teama will he organized to ran-vaaa West Fresno during the campaign October 131 to 25th Thera will he six learns in Lodge No 139 nf the Elks division with their leaders determined soon The will ran visa downtown and firms with less than and will be allotted quota of the $102780 goal While aald efforts will to complete the organization men's division well ahead opening of the campaign a number of meetings will so workers In this division their duties when out to ask for contribution of fourteen Fresno child welfare agencies While is a past commander Fresno Post No 4 of the Legion and an officer nfc Government Kecks The United Stoles Civil Servlre Commission has announced an exam! nation for appllranta for positions as classified laborer in the quartermaster service In the war depart ment Full Information may be ob tained from the board of rlvll serv ice examiners in the United States Postoffice and Courthouse Legal Secretaries Will The Fresno Association of Legnl Secretaries Inc will meet tomorrow at 6:30 in the home of Molly Shebelui president at California and Dickenson Avenues for an Italian dinner to he followed by a business session Preliminary plans for the entertainment of the California Legal Secretaries next May their convention here will he discussed and committees will be appointed Morris Opt I) Eyes exam' ined glasses filled 2D2 Mallei Bid (adv A Colvin Jeweler-Expert walrh clock and jewelry repairing New location 911 Van Ness (adv Round Watch Crystals 25c main springs $1 McCarthy's 1836 Tulare (adv Return To Captain Jack Quinlan of the Fresno Fire Department has returned from San Fran cisco where he was ronfined to hospital for several days following an operation on one of his hands to correct an Injury suffered while fighting a fire Roldier la Advanced Private Glenn A McNab a son of Mrs Idell McNah of 5263 Grant Avenue was member of the recent graduating class In air mechanics at Chanute Field III He has been transferred to the 55th Pursuit Squadron at Hamilton Field JUST RECEIVED Klertrologiat Unwanted hair qrkly A perm removd Bettie Elliott grad nurse 606 Mason Bldg 3-7008 (adv A New Shipment of Beautiful URNS Spot Stay fit not fat Lose from 1 to 3 In by Redurevac Classic Beauty Salon Ph 3-6320 (adv Farm Leader Will A Qulst president of the Fresno County Farm Bureau will speak on The Farm Bureau And Defense at the Fresno Breakfast Club meeting Monday in The Californian Nielsen will preside Roldier Will Be Second Lieutenant George Wagnon Fresno Air Base transportation offi-rer will address the Red Cross Motor Corps in the Red Cross headquarters 1744 Fulton Street Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock on Transportation Driving And Reroofing And Boof Repairing Phone Farls-Osborne Co 2-2827 (adv Need Help With Car Payments? I'll buy your equity or contract Santi'i Used Can 11 St (adv just unpacked them They're simply gorgeous And there is practically every size and shape one may want for tables pianos or mantles Prices MS to 2250 Pair Women Voters Will Hear Mrs Iris Engels of Mill Valley financial secretary of the Csllforni League of Women Voters will be the special guest and spesker at luncheon meeting of the Fresno Unit of the League of Women Voter: tomorrow at 11:45 A in the Hotel Fresno (Mrflatrhy Newspapers Service) SAN FRANCISCO Sept 20-Threats of an arule rubber shortage today brought Increased efforts to develop the cultivation of gua-yule rubber plants in California In its plant in Salinas the Intercontinental Rubber Company la producing around 750000 pounda of rubber annually from guayule but this figuratively is only a drop in the bucket compared with America'! total rubber requirements even in peace time Congressman John Anderson of San Juan Bautisle has introduced a hill in congress to appropriate $25000000 to purchase seed and plants in order to sow 43000 acres to guayule And United Sines Senator Sheridan Downey staled: '1 am convinced our government should subsidize and otherwise assist the growing of guayule plants in the United States and I am already on record before the military affairs committee and the different governmental agenrlea in Washington to that effect" 8000 Acres In Guayule At present about 8000 acres are planted to guayule In California The plantings have been made in 105 different placea from Tehama 10 Kern Counly in the interior valleys and from Salinas to San Diego along the coast The college of agriculture at Davis also has been experimenting with the plant for some time The Sacramento Valley serma to lend itself best to the growth of the plant whlrh requires a rather generous Winter rainfall and warm Summers and experts are devoting much attention to the area In the northern part of the vallev as a testing ground for its cultivation Experience has shown that guayule rubber ran be produred prof-itably at a market price of about 11 cents But the world rubber market In recent years has been 'tve to conditions while the price at present la 224 cents per pound a few years back It waa down as low aa 3 cents Not Willing To Gamble remarked Fred Hart vice president of the Sail-nax alley Defense Committee or-ganized to study the production of guayule rubber "neither the farmer nor the rubber company has been willing to go ahead and gam-Me on future conditions That why it la Imporiant to have th assistance of the federal government in this project" With the assistance of the cnllece 9f agriculture considerable prog ress hns been made both in Improv-mg the strain of the guayule plant Club Will See Motion pictures of the Atlantic Patrol and acenn of Canada will he ahown at he meeting in the Commercial Club at noon tomorrow of the American Legion Luncheon Club The pictures arc being shown in Fresno by Paul Fairchild Harold McClellan personnel supervisor in the Fresno office of the National Youth Administration will discuss defense projects under way in this area September Sale of BOUDOIR LAMPS Jones Ambulance Service No mortuary connected Tel 2-5222 (adv Held For Sam Sanger 22 1605 Street was arrested by the police on a battery complaint fled by Howard Murphy who said Sanger struck him Milaa Lambert artist and tearher studio 4683 Ventura 4-2747 An nounring Fall term for piano harmony and organ instructions (adv Choice of a tremendous selection at real savings at 325 495 A 495 Pr When In Jail rail us for hail Lemon Bail Bond Co 2-3452 3-0934 (adv sible at the present time But there are as many undercurrents against Franco and the Nazis In Spain as there are in France According to reports from Spain no less than l-YMOOO persons are In jail at the present moment Executions on sentences dating hark as far as eighteen months ago are a dally occurrence There Is starvation and hunger and discontent which will flare up as soon as the who fervently hope for restoration of the monarchy with the third son of the late King At fonao on the find thal they can stage a successful revolution The Gestapo Is as strong in Spain as it is In other relch occupied countries It la one of the main supporters of Generalissimo Franc Success of British arms in the Mediterranean would unquesllon ably cause Immediate repercussions in Spain Regardless of what the arrangements between the Franco government and the Nazis may be it fell here that the Spanish people will make It impossible for the generalissimo lo fulfill them British Are Stronger Saw The preparations which the British are now making in the Mediterranean will not be a repetition of the past failures of Its general staff The British are far better trained and equipped than they were when they went to Norway and Into the Balkans Moreover the Germans are beginning to feel the strain of the war Facing a shortage of oil and the basic raw materials for the manufacture of arms they ran no longer boast of unlimited man power This Is the picture as military experts in Washington see It Of a total of about 4000000 Germans called to the colors some 1600000 have been killed taken prisoners or otherwise disabled This leaves some 2600000 men In the reich'a fighting armies Adding 500000 men the new reserves who will Join the fighting armies in the relch will have 1000000 fully trained men at its disposal Need 1800000 In Russia Regardless of how many western cities in Russia fall into Nazi hands before next Spring it Is conservatively estimated that at least 1000 000 men must remain on duty in Russia during the Winter No less than 600000 soldiers must garrison the occupied territories from Czechoslovakia to the Atlantic This leaves about 1400000 men for tiu forthcoming campaign in the Middle East and In north Africa It la true that the German high rommand plans to keep watch on the Russian front with its allied forces principally the Italians Military quarters doubt whether the Italians will be able to hold out on the Russian front They haven't much heart in the present war Moreover the Italian troops will not be able to stand the severe Russian Winter The other allies of the the Rumanians the Ruthen-ians and the are not to be relied on The Finns would defend their own borders But it is highly doubtful whether Rumanians without plenty of German soldiers behind them ready to fire on deserters would hold the line beyond the Dniester 1800008 Not Enough Hitler and Admiral Horlhy the Hungarian regent have recently had a heart to heart talk The fuehrer who knows the fighting qualities of the Hungarian soldier is said to have asked Horthy to call a general mobilization and send every available Hungarian division to the Russian front But even if the German high command were to detail only 500000 men to the 1800 mile eastern front the German fighting forces in the African and middle eastern theater of operations would not exceed 2000000 men And in the opinion of American military observers this figure is not sufficient to guarantee a victory Confident that the Germans will not attempt to invade Britain the British genersl staff is now able to transfer the bulk of Its forces which have kept watch in England since last year to places where they ran meet the Germans It is conservatively estimated that by the end of October the British will have at least 8T0000 fully equipped men from Tobruk to the Iranian border With this force to which "other armies" might be added In the event of an initial success Brit-tan hopes to be able to turn the tables on the axis within the course of the next few months There is no question that Brilain will attempt to invade Europe The British expect and hope to start breaking the power of the Wehr-macht by severe blows outside Europe The tables have already been turned against the relch elsewhere While Britain's allies and associates are of effective help to the empire is an artual fighting partner and the United States is watching the North Atlantic and is providing the fighting armies with all the war material they need German's partners are "silent" In fart the Italians and the Rumanians are a drag They have to be supplied with everything they need from Germany's emptying larder: their soldiers don't fight unless well surrounded by Germans IV 48er Night Tiles Sept 23 Members ladies friends 8 (adv Rotary Will Hear A Gerrit Vender Hooning of Washington an Office of Production Management food counselor will be the speaker at a weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club in The Californian tomorrow Entertainment will be by Karl Kult-tl violinist with piano accompaniment by Miriam Fox Withrow Few Mere Days To Buy 1 60-Pc Set of Regent Silverware At 1 995 Complete in en anti-tarnish chest NO INTEREST CHARGES! Army Beleasea The release of Private Frank Prescott son of Mr and Mrs Prescott-of 5010 Wishon Avenue from active military service was been announced by the 40th Infantry Division Headquarters at Camp San Luis Obispo Prescott was 28 years old when he was Inducted early in the Spring and was discharged under the age provision of the service extension act of 194L (Continued from On) spoken and whlzper thal he had to play alon with the Germans be-cauae he did not believe in a Brit-lih victory Developments during (he last few weeks however have Induced him to revise his opinions And he asserts that he has put halt to any active cooperation with the relch In the hope that this would help Britain and her Allies to rid Europe of the Nasi terror Darlan is still minding his P's and Q's A spectacular British victory In north something similar to General Wavell'a victory of few months would make deep impression in unoccupied France General Weygand has never endorsed the Idea of rlose cooperation with the retch In north Afrlra He was compelled to make certain con' ressions and shut his eyes whenever the axis used Tunisian ports because he had no means of opposition He has an army at his disposal It could play a decisive role whichever way It were thrown In this conflict But Weygand Insisted that before throwing his army Into action again he must be auured of a continuous flow of supplies for his forces whose airplanes are without gasoline whose tanks are without guns and whose guns lack shells Many Prisoners "Kscape1 The Germans feel France could slip away from the relch The ex prrienees they have had during the last few weeks were an eye opener to Berlin At Vichy the government Is treating the Nazi agents with all due courtesy Promises are being made Individuals are arrested at the suggestion of the Gestapo but many of them "escape" these days In occupied France things are still worse Attacks on the German Army of Occupation are a dally occurrence So are acts of sabotage Thousands are being arrested and reports indicate that scores are being executed Some of the high ranking Nazi generals have been removed for not having foreseen or taken steps to prevent these outbreaks Nazis Reek Laval Successor Former Premier Laval has recovered from the assassin's bullets But he Is dead as far as the Germans are concerned Berlin has no use for men who have to be protected and pushed In their own country They want stooges who have political oomph The German political agents are scanning the list of for a successor to Laval Otto Abetz who knows France well suggested a man who Is now under arrest at Rion in unoccupied Franre It was Edouard Daladier former premier and war minister of France Daladier fought the Germans had a fair following throughout the country is under arrest for having Inst the war but has never been considered pro German His secretary lives in Paris She was Invited recently by the Cerman ambassador to spend a weekend at Le Touquat and there she was told to go to Rlon and see her former employer and offer him the job of dictator of France The Germans promised him much more support than they gave to Laval He was told that if he wanted the Germans could manage to get rid of Petsin and that he and Darlan would become the sovereign rulers of France Daladier a veteran of the last war Is known to be popular with the soldiers unlike Laval he could speak their language And Herr Abetz was convinced that Daladier would succeed where Laval had failed Daladier Rpurn Job According to reliable reports from Vichy Daladier ordered his former secretary out of the room the moment she told him of her conversation with Abetz Daladier told her to inform Herr Abetz and his friends that he would rather rot for the rest of his days in a dungeon (the truth is that he is quits comfortably installed in a chateau now used as a house of detention for high ranking politicians) than be free and rich as a tool of the Nazis The German Government then went so far as to appmarh Juhaux one of the leaders of the left wing radical Socialists with the suggestion that he collaborate with the Nazis In establishing a Social Democratic state from Belgium to tha Pyrenees But Juhaux too turned a deaf ear to the Nazis Situation In Spain The situation In Spain is on the surface more favorable to the reirh Generalissimo Franco la still the supreme ruler and his severe die-tatorshlp makes opposition Impos a Try Dr Carl Stolker 135 No Van Ness Ave Ph 3-9992 (sdv HVh Grade zipper binders $150 up Staples 1931 Msriposa (adv Wife Allegea The custody of a minor rhild is asked by Ruth Cobb Tyler who filed suit for divorre from Kenneth Andrew Tyl-on the ground of cruelty She asks S25 a month for the support of the child $50 alimony for two months and $5 a month thereafter They married September 6 1934 and separated August 21st Harper Method permanent waves 5 up 620 Patterson Bid Ph 3-6317 (adv PRESENTING OUR OWN IMPORTATION: Brief Case Of Union Official Is Found Checks Cask Missing The mystery surrounding the disappearance of $900 in funds of the Fresno Hodrarrlers Union while they were being rarrled by the financial secretary Rufus McBre Frl day night was partially clarified yesterday when the brief case in which the money disappeared was found Henry Schletewltz of 2367 Rose Avenue notified the police he found the empty brief case on Rose Avenue near his home about 11:45 Friday not long after McBee said he had It in his possession while enroute home Tha cash checks and receipt books which McBee said were in the case were missing when was 'on mi by Srhletewitz MrBce said he could hot remember what had happened to him and the brief rase while he was enroute home hut he was found In a dazed condition by a friend and taken to the emergency hospital for treatment for facial bruises and abrasions which indicated that he might have been attacked and robbed Two Are Injured In Automobile Collisions Two persons were injured slightly last night In automobile accidents at Angus Avenue and Huntington Boulevard and at Belmont and Clovis Avenues Ray Potter 38 of Route 6 Box 53A has facial cuts and bruises aa the result of a collision between his car and one driven by Jack Cas-ner 26 of 3728 Huntington Boulevard at 5:45 on Huntington Boulevard Miss Phyllis Jack 19 of Del Rey and McKinley Avenues suffered a mild conrussion and a bruised head when her rar and one driven by Clifford Haines 19 of Beverly Hills collided as she drovt Into Clovis Avenue from Belmont Avenue about 8 For Better School We prescribe immBAPM PENCIL POINTED FOUNTAIN PEN a season when men's wearables are so widely adapted to women's fashions Gottschallc's proudly brings you suits and topcoats direct from Britain tailored to perfection In style cut and needlework they faithfully follow the finest traditions of men's tailoring tempered by just the correct amount of compromise with feminine detail Suits end Tepcoets ef such boouty end cleisie goad teste thet to see 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