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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-07
Search Earhart Plane Is Turned
 Another Area
LACK OF REPORTS CAUSES HOPES TO VAIN IN THE
 HUNT FOR AMELIA
(By The Associated Pressl


 HONOLULU. July 7-U g. Navy ships and planes are coordinating in the efforts of the vast Earhart hunt, aimed at a new region in the South Pacific wastes where there Is growing belief that some facts indicated the missing Avlatrix is perhaps marooned, after five discouraging days of scanning an immense area north, northeast of Rowland Island, where Earhart missed last Fri day. and have turned the search in a corresponding area. centered to southeast of Rowland Island, where for two hundred and eigh- ty miles away, to the center of Phoenix Islands, the U. $. Cutter  I.asca and the U. s. Navy mine sweeper Swan searched more than one hundred and four thou sand square land miles to north of Rowland Island, without see ing any sight of the plane.
 The U s. battleShjp Colorado which has been steamIng towards a given course planned to release her deck planes late today to make observations over the ocean area, position not given.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-07
Japanese Claim
 Defeated Force
 Soyiets on Amur
DAY-LONG BATTLE Is SAID ENDED VICTORIOUS FOR
 COMBINED FORCES
(By The Associated PreSS)

(By The Associated PreSS)
 HSINKING, Manchoukuo. July 6, - The Japanese army declared it had defeated a sizeable detach- ment of Russian troops after a day-long battle on the disputed eastern frontier of Manchoukuo and Siberia,
 Soviet troops, the army charged launched two attacks against the combined Japanese Manchoukuo- an border guards near the little frontier town of Ghienshaw.
 Throughout the day the Soviet troops brought up heavy artill- cry, and in the evening started a bombardment of the Manchou- kuoan shore with their heavy cannon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-07
CHICACOTO SHANGHAI AIR ROUTE PLANNED
(By The Associated Press)

WHITEHORSE Y. T., July T. - Air service off, cals conferrng here after the completion of l,20O- mile trail-blazing flight from Edmonton, planned air service which woul5 eventually link the United States with Shanghai via northern Canada.
 They said plans would go forward immediately to extend the present service from here to Fairbanks then ce to Nome and over Boring Straits, which would make a Chicago-Shanghai route 4OOO miles shorter than at present by way of Hawaii
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-07
SERVICE JUNEAU TO SEATTLE
 START TOMORROW
(By The Associated PreSS)

SEATTLE, July 7,-Governmen- tele- phone service between Seattle and Juneau will be in- augurated Thursday with conversations between the national and territorial capital at 10 am Juneau time which will be the formal opening of rado-tele- phone channel linking rans-continental phone wire vice with new channel to the north.
 The service will be available to anyone with tele- phone connections in the United States said Colonel George E. Kumpe in charge of the Signal Corps here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-07

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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-07
German Paper Objected To Address
(By The Associated Press

BERLIN, July ', -Duetsche Allegemeine Zeitung a Hitler newspaper organ criticized the London Inde- pendence Day speech of Ambassador Dingham as ag- tative criticism of other European peoples
 Dingham addressing the American Society, said des pots of Europe had forced America and England to un- dertake rearmanent
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-07
Wireless Telephone Service Connect Alaska--U. S.
Passenger List
 Arctic Cruisers
 On NicDue Mon.

Following is the list of Arctic Cruisers" aboard the s s Victor ia due to arrive Nome Monday. Further details Cruise Thursday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-07
Fitts Calls Special Session Grand Jury
(By The Associated Press)

LOS ANGELES, July 2, District Attorney Pitts called for special session of the county grand jury last night to act on the of Albert Dyer accused of staying three little girls here He said he intends to ask for the death penalty
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-07

liserS" aboard the s s Victor due to arrive Nome Monday rther details Cruise Thursday N. E. Aver
 Mrs. N. E. Aver Miss Mary T. Abele Ia bert Anderson Mrs. Elsie Brown Keith Birlem Miss Amanda Bell Mrs. Annie Bonn Fred H. Brown Miss Mary Burch Allen Bliss Lionel Bearchamp Miss Adelaide Clapp R. o. Case C. T. Cockburn Mrs. C. T. Cockburn Miss Marguerite Copeland Jesse CoWles Mrs. Chas. M. Cowles Fred N. Crosser Miss Jane Dagg Mrs. D. B. Dagg Rev. Dedara Allan Durand Mrs. Sarah Durand Miss B. Enley Ralph w. Erickson Mrs. Raph w. Erickson Miss Margaret E. Gaver F. A. Greenwood Miss Bernice Gange Mrs. J. H. Hallenberger Miss Edith C. Hall Miss Sally Hughes Mrs. Eugena Hale Miss Viola A. Jacobs Dr. A. NJ. Kepitan Mrs. A, M. Kepitan Miss Edith Draeft Miss Dora Lantrys Miss Margaret Layton L. D. Meyer Mrs. Lee D. Meyer Chester Oathout Mrs. Chester Oathout Joseph O'Gorman Frank R. Pierce Clyde Quick Mrs. G. G. Senn Master A. E. Senn Mrs. Eybil Kent Stone Miss Anne Sethers Miss Dorothy Schwartz Miss Rita Seneker Wm. Smith Mrs Ethel Smith Miss Julia Twarowski Miss Marjorie Van Horne Charles s. Webb Miss Weinberg Bayne Wilson Mrs. Benny Wilson Miss Florence Wilcox Mrs. M. Yorkey
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02
Exotic M4k~-xn To* Outdoors

women of delicate coloring; mau-
rescue, a dark tan designed for
the brunette type, and riviera, a
deep sun-tan for those who like
to give the impression of a recent
trip to the tropics.
The irridescence and radiant
sheen which this new makeup
imparts to the countenance takes
years off ones appearance, for it
emulates the glowing healthful-
ness of youthful skin. It's bur-
nished patina also suggests hours
and hours spent in the sun and
air, so that the woman who must
spend much of her time indoors
can, with the aid Of lustrous sun
tan makeup, emerge from home
and give the impression that she
has soaked up simply hours of
sun.
Also, all of the discomfort of
sun bathing is done away with,
and everyone who has spent too
much time under the burning rays
of summers sun knows just how
painful this can be. In fact, many
women in seeking a fine, outdoor
tan have done grave damage to
their skin through over-exposing
it to the actinic rays of the sun.
If ones skin is at all delicate it
is unwise to seek even a slight
tan, for the burning that may
ensue is extremely painful and
permanent harm may be done.
Healthful as we'll as beautify-
ing advantages are gained by the
woman who uses this new lustrous
makeup, for in it are embodied
rich, natural oils which nourish
and beautify the skin after it's
application and all during the
time it Is on the face. At the
same time it prevents sunburn
and aids in acquiring an even tan.
It's always fun to try out some
thing new and different, for in
this way it is often possible to
bring out new charm in ones fea-
lures. Also, 1t is wise psychology
ically. for quite frequently some
thing unusual is stimulating and
helps to improve the personality.
Lustrous makeup is decidedly
new and consequently will give to
the wearer a feeling of being
quite up to = the minute.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02

THERE'S always something in
makeup, for fashions in facial
adornment follow closely the
trend of style. In fact there must
be close harmony between the
face and the costume if charm
ing effect is to be achieved. Last
years style of makeup with this
years frock is just as incongru-
Gus as a feather boa with a tail
ored suit.
For this reason it behooves the
woman whose aim it is to keep
abreast the styles to be constantly
alert for the newest developments
in makeup creation and to- put
into practice any that will en-
hance her charm.
One of the newest sensations
IN the realm of cosmetic art is
a revolutionary makeup which is
as intriguing as it is delightful.
1t is a lustrous makeup de-
signed for wear with sport clothes
and it has innumerable practical
advantages aside from the main
one of giving the wearer an un-
mistakable air of youth and buoy
ant health.
The use of this new lustrous
makeup simplifies ones beauti-
flying problems to marked de-
gree, for after it has been applied
at home it isn't even necessary
to carry powder puff to renew
it, for it stays intact for hours
at a time. The powder puff can
be dispensed with altogether, as a
matter of fact, for lustrous make
up comes in a thin, fluid cream
which Is applied with the finger
tips. It gives the face a satiny,
cleaning appearance and is posi-
lively the last word in cosmetic
style.
At last the problem of how to
keep ones face looking trim for
sun bathing and swimming has
been solved, for this lustrous
makeup is waterproof and its
outdoorish appearance harmon
ICES beautifully with beach togs.
There's such a comforting feeling
in the knowledge that one can
emerge from the swimming pool
with ones makeup still intact
and without the necessity for hur-
iedly resorting to a beauty kit
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02
offer Recipes
For Cooking
Vegetables
Much Variety Offered
When Different Ways
Of Cookery Are Used

IT'S trite but true observation
that imagination is all : impor-
tant in the performance of house
hold tasks if they are to be lifted
from the routine of deadening
drudgery. Every home economist
who has the interest of the home
making woman at heart stresses
the value of a constantly fresh in
terest in the daily tasks that abb
sorb so much of her time.
We will consider, for example,
the question of that important in
gredient of the daily menu-the
vegetable. Regrettable as it is,
many women simply follow a fixed
routine in the matter of their Sc
lection and preparation. They pass
by all new or unusual varieties be-
cause they are not sure of the
family reaction to something out
of-the-way, and those they do
bring home are prepared in the
quickest and most ordinary man.
ner, with very little thought given
to preparing them in the most
palatable and nutritious forms.
Advice as to cooking vegetables
bristles with "don't's" as we'll as
dos.
Never use soda. While it does
heighten color, 1t also destroys
valuable vitamins.
Leafy vegetables should be
cooked a short time only. Remove
them from the fire when the
leaves are tender.
Unfortunately space does not
permit the printing of some of
many delightful and unusual reci-
pes we have discovered for the
preparation Of the common, every
day vegetables. However, If you'll
address a request for them to the
Five Star Weekly Forum, San
Francisco, Calf, inclosing a three
sent stamp, we'll be happy to send
them right off to you.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02
Clean Furniture
With SOapSudS

IT'S too bad that so many simple
house ehold time and labor
savers are so little known. For in
stance, the best and quickest way
of cleaning priced mahogany and
walnut furniture is with good old
soap and water. Simply wiring
your cloth out of mild, thick soap
suds and cleanse the surface well.
To follow up, wipe carefully with
mixture consisting Of one quart
of hot water, one tablespoon of
turpentine and three tablespoons
of lemon oil, and rub with a cloth.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02

before one can face the world
with aplomb.
Now that femininity has come
into its own again, sun-tan is no
longer high fashion the clock
around. True it is charming and
necessary with sport clothing, but
our new evening clothes with
their delicate, womanly style call
for a lighter, more evanescent
makeup. This presents a prob
lem, for sun-tan is a pretty per-
manent proposition and takes
much longer to lose than it does
to acquire. The answer is to pre-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02
Pre-SChool Children Require
Well Balanced, Healthy Meals
Careful Menu Planning
Necessary To Insure
Child's Development

rATING, sleeping and play
2 these are the all-importarlt
elements in the development of
the child of pre-school age. Simple
as they are, they must be handled
with intelligence and care If tod
dlers are to grow into strong and
happy men and women.
Sleep must be long and un-
broken with strict attention to a
routine time for going to bed and
rising. Play must be happy and
constructive with a maximum OF
fresh air and sunshine.
Eating is the greatest problem
of all, for it is absolutely neces-
sary for small children to have a
balanced diet containing the
proper amount of calories, vita
Minis and minerals if foundation
of future well-being is to be laid.
For breakfast they may have
any fresh ripe fruit stewed, ex-
cepting melons. Then hot cereal,
or, if they are over four, occa-
sionally an uncooked one such as
shredded wheat, cornf1akes or
puffed wheat They may have
their choice of bacon, or egg or
both if their appetites are large.
Toast with jam or honey and a
glass of milk finishes their break
fast.
The youngsters main meal
comes in the middle of the day
and starts with a cup of soup or
broth. Then follows any green
vegetable excepting corn, cucum-
bers, radishes, raw cabbage or
eggplant. Also, potatoes (varied
occasionally by rice or spaghettD
and meat. Meat offers a wide
choice. Liver should be served
once a week, then there's beef,
lamb, fowl, or lean white fish.
Never must meat be fried for chill
dren of pre-school age. Broiling is
best. Dessert, the goal to be aimed
at through the duller reaches of
the meal can be any simple pud-
ding with ice cream once in a
while as a treat. Milk, of course,
is the beverage.
Supper is the simplest meal Of
all and includes choice of cereal,
milk toast or cream soup. Then
fruit or simple dessert, and once
in a while plain cake without
icing. Bread and butter, or toast,
a glass of milk, and so to bed.
The child of capricious appetite
presents a special problem which
must be handled with the utmost
care. Never must he realize that
his lack of interest in his meals is
the cause of any worry, for every
small child Graves the limelight
Of family attention and will go to
greater and greater lengths tc
gain it once he is aware that ii
exists.
The wisest plan is to set before
the child as palatable a meal as
possible, then give him about hall
an hour for its consumption, al
ways, always withholding desser
until every vestige of vegetable
and meat is gone. If he shows n,
interest in eating, or only play
about with it, all food should b
removed at the end of the hal
hour period with the commen
that no nourishment will be forth
coming until time for the mex
n1aa1
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02

serve ones delicate pink and
white skin for more formal after
noon and evening occasions, and
to use cosmetics which will give
a sun-tan effect for sports wear.
Lustrous makeup is the answer
to a style-conscious maiden's
prayer, for 1t comes in the beau
tiful sun-tan shades and gives
the desired effect for day time,
and when it is removed, there's
ones natural, creamy skin to har-
monize with evening frocks.
These three shades will COM
plement any coloring, for they
are beige, which is a light tan for
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02

ROLL pEvELoPEp-s Prints and Enlargements
for 25c Wrap quarter on end Of roll and mail to
PERFECT FILM SERVICE. Dept X Ia Crosse. Wls.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02

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Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02
CLASSIFIED
FILMS DEVELOPED

Rolls Developed Ws.ss TsS ss'Ht'is p1a.,,Sns DSsS,i
Enlarpements and guaranteed Never Fade Perfect
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-02

OrY-KellY, Noted Creator Of Exquis-
ite Clothes for Many OF Filmdom's
Most Beautiful Stars. Designs All
Costumes Worn by Kay Francis and
Joan Blondell in Their Starring Roles
in Warner Bros. Productions.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
STEP-FATHER SPURNED AS GIRL
OF 13 MARRIES SWEETHEART, II

KOKOMO, Ind, July 10. UP)-
Freda Maddox, husky schoolgirl of
10, Saturday challenged anybody
who was interested to try and break
up her marriage" to Norman Co
hee. II.
Through the screened front door
of her father-in Flaws home she
declared "our marriage is sacred
and / love Norman. Just let any
body Try and annul our marriage" ."
The father-in-law, Frank Cohee,
said he had no objections, in fact
was quite delighted" with the
marriage. He gave the young cou-
pie a room Friday night after Ko-
komo police turned them loose.
The groom, who has been earning
So a day as a weed cutter, an
nounced he was going to get a
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
Mexican Faces
Murder Charge

FRESNO, Cal, July 10. UP)-
George Moreno, Al, today was
charged with murder and will be
arraigned late today or tomorrow
for admittedly shooting Antonio
Martin, At, on the sidewalk in
front of hotel early Sunday.
Deputy District Attorney James
TheuSen said that Moreno confess
ed shooting Martin but claimed
self defense when Martin reached
for a gun. However, Theusen said,
testimony of witnesses and a dy-
ing statement from Martin indicat-
ed that Martin was unarmed, was
accosted by Moreno and was shot
twice as he tried to escape. One
bullet broke his leg and Moreno
then fired into his back as Martin
lay PROSTATE, Theusen said.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

factory job right away"
First attempt to separate the
young lovers ended early Saturday
after they had spent six hours in
jail cells expecting somebody to
present charges against them. None
appeared.
Norman said he and Freda hitch
hiked from Freda's home in Logan
sport, Ind, Friday to Peru, where
they obtained a license. They told
the Peru county clerk that Freda
was l8 and Norman 81, minimum
ages under Indiana's marriage laws.
Then they hitch-hiked to Kokomo,
were married by the Rev. II. C.
Powell, and retired to the Cohee
home.
Freda's step-father, Fred Byers,
traced them there. Freda met him,
slammed the screen door in his
face waved the wedding certificate
at him.
Police took F'reda and Norman
to Jail when Byers promised the
girls mother would file charges.
The mother did not appear, how
ever.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
F. r, TO TALK
FOR FRENCH
DEDICATION

WASHINGTON, July 10. U.P) -
The war department announced to-
day that President Roosevelt and
President Andre Lebrun of France
will be the principal speakers at
the ceremonies of dedicating the
Mont Faucon memorial to the ap-
proximately one million American
soldiers who participated in the
Meuse- -Argonne offensive which
ended the World war.
The ceremonies will be August
l. President Roosevelt will speak
from Washington and his voice will
be carried to the participants in the
ceremonies by a trans-ocean radio
telephone hookup.
President Lebrun will be present
at the dedication.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
PLANE GUIDER
GIVES SAFETY

WASHINTON, July 10. UP)- DIR.
Lyman j. Briggs, director of the
National Bureau of Standards, to-
day announced installation, on an
experimental basis of a new radio
guidance system for airplanes.
The new which consti-
tutes an improvement On the six
year old method of radio airplane
landing aids introtAlced by the
bureau-provideS for guidance OF
the airplane in the vertical as vel
as the horizontal plane down to the
point of contact with the airport
runway.
Under this method, the airplane'!
direction is aided both in its alti-
tude- position and its direction ir
relation to airports.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
II Injured When
Porch COllapses

LOS GATOS, Calf, July 10.
(UP)-Sevcn persons were under
treatment in hospitals today for
injuries suffered when a porch of
summer cottage collapsed and
hurtled them into ravine.
Twenty other persons were at
their homes recovering from less
serious injuries.
The injured were among 80 per-
sons, men, women and children,
who We're spending the weekend
at the RedWoods estate in a rent
ed cottage. They were from San
Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
Valley Youths
Win HOnOrs at
Training Camp

With the training program for
the Citizens Military Training camp,
Preside of Monterey, finishing its
second week. the camp headquart-
ers Monday announced the appoint
ment of Forest d. Noffsinger, Nj
land, as sergeant and Leroy O.
Lewis, 419 Hamilton street. FL Gen.
tro, as corporal.
The training of the 1900 men at
CMT camp is progressing rapidly,
rifle craftsmanship being the sub
ject for the ensuing week. The camp
athletic program is well under way
and is of considerable magnitude
covering most all sports. All the
teams are battling it out for the
awards to be offered on Visitors
Day, July %.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
60 ACRES RUINED
BY LA MESA FIRE

LA MESA, July H. UP)-Sixty
acres of charred land today mark
ed the scene of a strenuous four
hour battle by state forestry and
CCC fire fighting crews to control
the blaze, which finally was halted
late yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

JESSIE CONNER 474
"For Better FL Centre Homes"
See Choice Listings-Rentals, Sales,
Leases, Trades on Opportunity
Board at 795 Main. tO23tf)
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
Real Estate for Sale

SNAP-80 acres new alfalfa, good
stand. Three miles south Seeley.
Address 416 3rd Ave-, Chula Vista,
Calf. Phone 498. J22
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
Houses FOR Rent

FOUR ROOM furnished house with
electric refrigerator. Newly dec
Grated. No children. Call after
pm. 705 State J22
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
81 Used Cars, Trucks

1887 BUICK SEDAN No. 61 Dem
onstrator at a discount. John r.
Robertson, 7th and Main.
(J28tf)
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

1923 PACKARD SEDAN. Good tires
good condition $165 90. Jack Per-
sson, Packard Dealer. 1872 Main
st. J22
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
Used Cars, Trucks

1927 DODGE sedan. $35. Jack Per-
sson, Packard dealer, 1872 Main.
st. J20
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

FURNISHED cottages and apart
ments for rent. Adults only.
305 South Fourth street. J22
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
"a Wanted. .zisceS:aneOus

WANTED 40 acres feed for 20 cows.
6 months to year. Address Post
Press, Box J22. J20
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
Situations Wanted

4 ROOM apartment, newly furnish
ed. Refrigeration and desert cool
er. $35. Marie Land 831 Main. J20
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
Personal

MEN, get vigor quick. New Ostrex
tonic tablets contain raw oyster
invigorators and other stimulants.
Pops up organs, glands, nerves,
blood. If not delighted maker
refunds few cents price. Call,
write Clements Drug Store.
J24
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
B For Lease

HAVE so ACRES good grass and
stalks. Rent to horses or cattle for
grazing until October. Quarter
mile east Red Star Auto Camp.
G. O. Cook.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
Country Property

16O ACRES early land for rent. Z
miles so. of Westmorland. 80
acres same land for sale. Phone
905, CaleXico. j. l.. Vierhus.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

FOR SALE-Used discs, all makes.
at bargain prices. O'Connell
Bros, Brawley. J22
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
Special Notices

WANTED WOMAN or girl passen-
ger to Missouri. Leaving August
lst. Inquire 237 So. 9Th after
moons from one to six. J20
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19

CRACKED Blocks, cylinder heads
repaired and guaranteed. New
process. Wilson Machine Shop.
Phone 40. J7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-19
POST>PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS
A purtmenfs For Rent

FURNISHED 2 bedroom house,
frigidaire, coolers. 755 Broadway.
J23
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-17
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NoW That Summer Weather Is Here
Refresh Yourself Uith
Silver Slipper BEER

You'll like it best because it's breWed by the old
world formula that has made the beers of Bavaria
famous. Fine quality ingredients give it sparkl-
ing flavor all its own. Try it today and then you'll
say, "Silver Slipper Beer is BEST"