San Diego High School - Gray Castle Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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5X 'he Swan Eivgn Bailg 9-Tvqnvak Vox.. 53289, No. 613755 JANUARY 20, 1941 ' Pmcrz 3 CENTS MAYOR CONFINED TO BED Mayor Melvin Cox was taken suddenly ill Iast night and is now confined to his bed. Dr. Heil- bron stated early this morning that his patient had had a severe attack of Iaburnum cyclamen. Under the care of Miss Pauline Zeiman, it is expected that Mayor Cox will enjoy a speedy XX FCCOVCYY. XX KJ +14--+ I IVIISSIONARIES LEAVE FOR FOREIGN 5 FIELDS if--Misses E. Moody, E. Ericson and K. Penick . - left Saturday, under the auspices of the Baptist A 1 E X Missionary Society, for San Francisco, where they will sail soon for the South Seas. MUCH ATTENTION ATTRACTED BY CASE The divorce case between Marcus Duflield and Mrs ,Helen Hale Duffield, is still hanging fire. The pailntiff, Duffield, says that he is unable to support his wife on a salary of a million dollars a month. The defendant files a counter com- E plaint against Duffield, charging him with cruelty 1 cl incompatibiltiy of temper. The case will be brought up, next Monday, in judge PIame's Court for definite action. 'Q 'V-'Q WAR WITH JAPAN INEVITABLE X After carefully studying the conditions in and X around japan, accompanied by Mrs. M. Cham- pion Randolph, Ambassador Randolph returned to the United States Iast week. Ambassador Ran- dolph stated in an interview last evening, that a war with japan seems inevitable. He expects such a conflict within the next thousand years. Q-if-1-4 NEW INDUSTRY LOCAL PROSPECT Reports from the Houser-Osenburg mine in Mission Valley show the wonderful possibilties of San Diego County. Within the Iast year S5000 worth of gold was removed. 4-9?-0 RETURNS FROM RESEARCH WORK Dr. Winston Crabtree recently returned to this city. He has been doing medical research work in Central America, for the National Macnider Medical Society. N. Y. VAUDEVILLE Real N. Y. vaudeville will be held in San Diego next Tuesday evening at Lane's opera house. Frank Pomeranz and the two Kanzan- jan sisters will star in Hammond's new play. Heartbreakers Dix Jamison, popular enter- tainer with the Zigzag Follies, is also on the pro- gram. Between acts, Howard Miller, cartoonist for the N. Y. Times, will speak. RETURNS TO LOCAL HOME Mrs. Emily Middlebrook Cook, widow of the late Harry Cook, financier, has returned to her Coronado estate after spending a few weeks in Chicago with Professor and Mrs. Phyllis Crane Davis. Q-4--+ S.D.I-I.S. ALUMINI ENTERTAINS O.M.C. Miss Anna Weller entertained the members of the O. M. C. fif you desire to know what this means ask the city editorj, at her home in Mis- sion Hills. Miss Ruth Roldan delivered an ad- dress on the Rights of Women. Miss Nadine Airhart spoke on the '7Rights of Men. THIEVES LOOT HOTEL OF FURS Sable furs valued at S5000 were stolen from Addie Goodwin during a recent public recep- tion at the Wheeler hotel, honoring Mrs. Helen French Kelley, prominent Washington suffragette. FIRE BUGS ARE BLAMED FOR RECENT FIRES An incendiary fire late Iast night, destroyed Morgan's cafeteria and did slight damage to the McAnaIIy-Jacobson millinery establishment next door. Miss Sarellen Morgan stated that her cafeteria was covered by a heavy insurance. SECOND BILLY SUNDAY, REV. BOUTEILLER'S TITLE Rev. Ernest Bouteiller has been holding evan- gelistic services at the foot of Broadway. Miss Esther Baker and Miss Marian Hartley will furnish the music at each evening service. Rev. Bouteiller's mannerisms are very much like those of the Iate Billy Sunday. Mrs. Mary Rumsey Bouteiller accompanies her husband on his tours. Fifteen