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Evening star., 1937-04-18
INSTITUTE SCHEDULED
kindergarten Club to Hold Ses-
sion on Saturday,

The Washington Nursery Kinder
garten Club will hold a Child Devel-
opment Institute, celebrating the Tooth
anniversary Of the founding of the
Morgan Demonstration School, Cham
plain avenue and v street, 1T the
school Saturday at 10 am.
There will be general sessions and
conference groups Of the parents and
teachers attending. M. E. Brent heads
the Committee on Arrangements.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-27
POST>PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS
Rear Estate For Sale

10 ACRES, room house, chicken
equipment. Garage, shed and
other out buildings. Electricity,
water system, drainage. Enclosed
with woven wire fence. IL miles
southeast Ell Centre. Desirable
home for party with part time
employment. Terms, $1,000 down,
balance like rent. L. J. Thomas.
Imperial. O30
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THE BEST FIELD FLOAT and
Steel V's for the money are at
McDanieps. 1891 Main, Ell Centre.
Replacement Discs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-27

FARMERS Use newspapers for
plant covers. Very low price by
ton. Buy now for low price.
Newsdealer, Gas State, Ell Cen
tro. M
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Yale Trainer Suffers
PARALYSIS Attack
AMERICANS WIN
Sc. .00O. 900

S3,00O,000
DUBLIN, Oct. 81. UP)-Ameri-
cans won approximately $3,000,000
in the Irish hospitals sweepstake
on the Cesarewitch, the result of
the race showed today.
Total receipts of the sweep were
$13,475,775 of which $7913,765 was
awarded in prizes. The remainder
went to the Irish hospitals and for
expenses. Americans bought about
half of the tickets and drew prizes
in proportion.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-27

BERNICE cantaloupe bedder, $275,
field float, $125. L. Irwin Rt. l
Box 85, El Centre. Phone 8733R1,
Holtville. O29
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GOOD wheat and barley seed for
sale, field run. McKim Ranch.
Phone 3571 Imperial. No
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-27

BOYS % inch bicycle, $1,000 1862
Adams. Oz9
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. W.P) The
local boy scout band, reputedly the
largest boys band in the world.
has sponsored a rodeo. The band
was organized 18 years ago by DIR.
r. Ritchie Robertson.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-27

FOR SALE 25 acres Higari Stock
and Cane. 2 miles north Melo-
land store. Inquire Buena Vista
Sea Sta. Holtville, Milton Rogers
O30
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WANT A HOUSE?
Better buy while
Prices are still low.
Immediate possession
On all listed below.
room stucco, tile sink
And bath, 2 lets, $285O,
$500 down and $35 monthly.
6 room beautifully furnished
home. Double garage, paved
street $4,000
6 room house, newly decor
ated, paved street, $2650.
Stucco house located in
South side. Fenced yard,
Shrubbery $2650.
6 room house near Harding
School. $2500 Terms
Modern room home, furnish
ed. 2 acres excellent soil. $4,000
JESSIE CONNER
795 Main Phone 474
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-27

SMALL screwtail Boston Bull
Black, white marks on head and
chest. Answers to "F'risky"
child's pet, return to Burnett,
Elaines Beauty Shop. Reward.
O27-T. F.
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Special Notice

LEAVING for Kansas City middle
of November via Oklahoma City
or Denver. Can take two. Call
633 So. 7th. O29
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% For Sale. Miscellaneous

WHITE Federation wheat seed and
Atlas barley for sale. miles
west of Ell Centro on Main, Y
mile south. L. E. Haskell. OPT
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Lost ana Found

GOLD link bracelet lost at football
game in Brawley Friday night.
Initials "LEB.". Return Lucille
Beynon, M. o. King Co, or Phone
579J O29
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SEE the new Oliver Follower
spring-tooth harrow. Hadley and
Dostal, 424 Main. O28
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-27

ACRE home site for sale, class "a"
land, plenty shade. Holt and
Eleventh streets, Holtville. Terms.
j. A. Paine. OPT
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-27

WANTED land leveling with 6 yard
LIE Tourneau carry all scrapers.
Phone 905 Calexico. j. L. Vierhus.
Ms
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Houses FOR Rent

SMALL Furnished house. Electric
refrigerator. Permanent tenant
only. 723 Orange O28
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ROOFING-5, 10, 20 year guaran-
teed roofs. Buildings, shingles,
tile. Don't gamble on roofs. Hart
zell and Son, Phone 251-W.
O23-TF
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II Apartments FOR Rent

FURNISHED to permanent tenants.
Very desirable flat. Modern. Close
In. Inquire 231 So. 9th. A31-TF
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PURE BRED Cocker Spaniel pups
for sale. Excellent hunters. Ideal
companions for the whole fami-
ly. Buy one for yourself like
those shown in Fridays Life.
Phone 8714-R-2. or P. o. BOX 1875
City OPT
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-27

CRACKED BOOKS, cylinder heads
repaired and guaranteed. New
process. Wilson Machine Shop.
Phone 40. J7tf
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WANTED Laundry work of all
kinds. Work guaranteed. Eastside
Laundry. 108 Hamilton O29
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Build home a place to live,
It will many pleasures give.
To your wife and children all,
Even though it's very small.
You san say own this place,
Others will take up your pace
A short time will it take,
A HOME town it will make.
Ell CENTRIC LUMBER AND
TRADING COMPANY
1409 Adams Street Phone 1892
Ell Centre, California
Evening star., 1937-11-27

ceives. A comfortable nights sleep
for kitty means yowl-free slumber for
the humanl element.
A cat resident of the northwest
section belonged to firm member of
the put -out-at-night club" To
his daughters chagrin, he never missed
a night. Kitty had feelings on the
subject, too. Shed howl and yowl
Night after night her protests filled
the air between her home and others
for blocks around. One night a
neighbor opened the window and in
vited her in. Kitty slept in a chair
by the fire that night. Next day the
neighbor told the gentleman's daughter
about her overnight guest. Arrange
ments were made. From that time on
kitty spent her days with the little
girl and slept next door There was
peace.
Climbing to high spots. running
jumping and scratching are part of
normal cats routine. Any one who's
ever been the third party in cat and
dog fight knows that kitty's claws
seem to be occupying all the air space
and a right smart portion of flesh.
The noise may be put forth by the
canine, but it's generally kitty who's
applying the heat, lover of warm spots
that she is!
Evening star., 1937-11-27
Manners
of the
Moment

EATING soup on train Is one Of
the hardest dining room tricks
we've ever tried. You either have To
put your face right next 10 the bowl,
which isn't very nice, or else you have
TO let her drip. She drips all over
your dress and the taolecloth and the
floor. And unless you're good, you get
precious little soup out of it yourself.
Personally, we've just decided to give
up soup on trains altogether. 1t isn't
worth the fight. I.
But there are other ways out. You
can, Of course, always order the kind
that comes in cups. Then you just
drink it. However, conquerlng the
spoon method is one of those things
that challenges certain types of peo-
pie. They want to keep right at it
until they've mastered it,
OF course, there's the theory Of not
trying to control your hand. Let 1t
liggle with the train. That's supposed
to create some kind of juggling bal
ance that keeps the soup in the spoon.
Then there's the other theory of keep
ing your hand absolutely steady by.
supporting it with the other hand
Neither works for us. though. That's
why we've given up dining car soup,
unless it is jellied JEAN.
tCopyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-11-27

suggestions to enable you to catch the
idea. Very smart indeed Is a package
on which light blue wrapping is applied
to give the effect of four squares in
different shades. To make the design
use square box and cut blue cellulose
film long enough to 60 around box and
one-half as wide as top surface. Place
around box, covering one-half of top
surface and secure underneath. Cut
another piece the same length and
twice as wide. Fold in center, making
the sane size as first piece. Place
around box across one end of first
piece and secure. The surface is now
divided in quarters, one, two and three
thicknesses of the film and one un-
covered. Now overwrap entire package
in usual manner. Tyings and bow are
of blue and silver stripe and plain
silver ribbon of the film.
TO MAKE professional-looking
bow with ribbon of the Aim, first
tie it around the package and form a
single square knot, then cut off, leav-
ins two loose ends. Fashion the bow
with separate piece, making as many
loops as desired, and tie to package
with the two loose ends just men,
toned.
A pompon made of the new SPIRAL
striped transparent drinking straws
gives a gay finish to red and white
package. First wrap the box in clear
color cellulose film and place bands
of very wide red ribbon of the film
diagonally across opposite corners.
To make the pompon, bunch so straws
together with ends even and tie twice
around center with wire, pulling hard
on wire ends. Holding the two wire
strands together with one hand, push
up the straWs with the other hand, in
pompon effect. Solid-color straws can
be used effectively for a Christmas
tree design. laid fat on the package
and cut TO cone shape.
Another striking gift package calls
for red wrapping and bow of WIDE
silver ribbon edged with red. tied
across one corner and decorated with
a large sprig of holly.
Evening star., 1937-11-27
Select'Y
" VerSiOn Of
The Mode
Pick From Fashions
Something Just
Right for You.
By ELSIE PIERCE.

WEVE heard 50 much about fash
ions fickelness and her constant
change Of heart that today. being in
a contrary mood, we'd like to point
out some of her very candid, logical
consistencies.
She has cut out for herself a pic
ture of opulence, elegance, glamour.
She spares no expense in achieving it,
but achieve it she does. A wealth OF
fabric. a riot of color, glitter in every
form, shape and manner are called
upon to add their bit of beauty. Jewels,
sequins, veils-every romantic femi-
nine establishment is called upon.
Doing things in such a big way
isn't it consistent that little curls,
tight, kinky. close waves should be
out? They are! Big. sculptured coils
like cinnamon buns are going to the
top Of lovely heads-and being so big
there are just few OF them, very
No'AH'PASooNS, WY .AhC.
Color is carried right through. More
color and sheen in the hair. More
color in the cheeks Green and gold
and provocative shades of shadow on
the eyelids and clear, glowing pink
and red rouge for the lips. As for
fingertips, nail polish shades become
more and more varied and exciting
and run the eamut of pale pink to
plmiento. natural to nasturtium.
Everything is nodded, shaped, grace
fully and beautifully. The crown of
your hat, the hair on your head. the
draped bosom, the corseted waistline
the sheathed hips-they're details.
purposely done to accent the faminine
form devine.
And if fashion presents an endless
parade, dlsarming and confusing you
Just q bit with the command its
yours to choose from" here again she
Is consistent, constant in her call for
individuality. Follow her lead by all
means, but adopt from the manv
notifications and versions of the mode
that she herself offers the one or two
you Know to be right for you.
tCopyrisht. 1897
Evening star., 1937-11-27

Christmas had not vet become
commercialiZed, and when giving to
others often meant going without
ourselves. There is no doubt about it
that 1t lent real meaning to the
Yuletide which is not so obvious today!
However, must admit that, mate
rally, lots of Christmas doings have
improved tremendously. The beauti-
full material which lies ready to hand
for adding glamour to our gifts has
made the procedure not only easy, but
inspiring. The color combinations
that may be evolved; the charm of
styli5ed figures, and quantity designed
characters: the iewel-like tones of
colored transparent wrappings, and all
the ingenuity displayed in the stickers
cards and ribbons offers ample scope
for experiment.
THIS may seem a little early to
begin talking about Christmas
gifts and their trappings-but, really,
the way the days are flying past and
the quantity of things which must be
written about between now and De-
cember 25th spurs us to get about
some of it without delay. Especially
is this true for those wise souls who
start their Christmas preparations
with homemade good things and want,
every day, to stow away in hidden
spot few more of the gifts that will
60 forth to gladden. the hearts of their
friends and neighbors
The wrappings of cellulose film are
particularly good for cookies, fruits,
fruit cakes, candies, etc, as they keep
out moisture. For childrens packages
choose the papers that have little
animals, Santa and his reindeer, toy
figures or Mother Goose motifs in all
bright colors. White and silver for
the young girl or the bride to be, blue
with silver stars for the fashion, wise
woman, dark red and gold or black
and silver for the man about town. 1t
is fun to pick out the wrappings ac-
cordlng to the recipients type, and
adds just that little personal note that
makes gift. no matter how small,
doubly acceptable.
In the illustration are just few
Evening star., 1937-11-27
My Neighbor Says:

The leaves Of house plants
should be kept free from dust,
hence frequent washings are alb
solutely essential, although when
watering never wet the flowers of
the plants or allow drops of water
to stand on the leaves in the
sunshine.
When cream Is warm it will
not whip. When chilled the fat
congeals and cream thickens with
whipping.
To glaze doughnuts while they
are still piping hot from the deep
fat. dip them quickly into . thin
paste made by mixing one-third
cupful Of hot water with one cup
full Of powdered sugar. Drain on
wax paper.
Before baking potatoes cut An
oval-shaped opening lengthwise
through the skin. When baked
this oval-shaped piece is quickly
peeled OF. making stufiing easier.
tcopyriEht. 1877
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Evening star., 1937-11-27

Superior to
Obedience
big Boss Attitude
OF Parents Only
Antagonizes.
BY ANGELO PATRI.

THERE is something in the spirit
of man that rebels against direct
command. The spirit would be free
even though it accepts leadership ano
respects authority. 1t is willing to CO.
operate. but is unwilling to the point
of rebellion to lose its identity and be
submerged in that OF another, however
much beloved.
This is why mothers have trouble
with children who are between the
ages Of 8 and 13. roughly measured
These children have outgown the
stage Of infancy where they yielded
completely.to the guidance and con-
troll OF their mothers. They have not
acquired ary usable degree of self
control or even of misunderstanding
so that they are not to be trusted far
in the management of their affairs
But when their mothers issue DEGREES
they rebel. There is a struggle in
which the rebel is worsted for the time.
but force does not satisfy the urge
OF the spirit for self-control and direc-
ton. and is renewed again with greater
violence.
1t is clear that children need the
control and guidance of their mothers
1t is also clear that they will not will
ingly accept domination gladly. The
best way out is to try to make the con-
troll as impersonal as possible. When
one has to tell a child what to do and
how to do it. the telling should be
done in an impersonal way. The idea
should be stated clearly. briefly, and
only the necessary directions given.
When one has to tell 9-year-ol to
change his blouse and wash his hands,
the better way to do it is to say as
casually as possible, without disgust
at his dirt, without impatience with
his carelessness, without irritation at
his delays: You'll find a clean blouse
IN your drawer. Better wash up. I
made cookies this afternoon. My, it is
almost time for dinner" and keep
your eyes of the child. Usually he will
drag himself of, unwillingly enough,
and do something toward cleaning
himself up in time for dinner 1t may
not be hundred per cent job, but
have the cookie handy. And if YOU
must. after he has eaten it. suggest
another wipe above the wrists.
Military commands, calls for in
slant, sharp obedience, the big boss
attitude, will not teach a 9-year-old
child to obey willingly and with some
promptness. 1t will teach him that he
must yield for the time, and wait for
his chance, which is not at all what
is wanted. What is wanted is co-opera-
ton.
1t Is we'll to remember that nobody,
children especially, likes to be watched
critically while working. This is par
ticularly shattering when one is carry
ing out another's orders. Give the
direction. if you must, and then re-
move the pressure of your mind; it is
. great weight on the child's spirit.
Look away. busy yourself elsewhere.
The Job will be done sooner, and bet
ter. and with more cooperation in its
doing than If you stood over him
threateningly, or anxiously, or even
anectionately. Get out of the way and
let the child move.
Copyrieht 1927
Evening star., 1937-11-27

THREE square inches of desk is
all that's necessary for COR
respondence. Kitty thinks so,
4 anyway. Writing is not halt
as important as his comfort Where
there's a desk, there's a light! Light
means warmth, and that's Kitty's
middle name. Next to liver, Kitty
SelasSie loves heat most. When his
appetite has been quieted he returns
to his first love with speed and dis
patch.
Fire ranks top in cats category
of things to purr at. Lacking that, an
electric light or radiator of the sput-
tering sort may partially fill the gap.
Considering the situation. one wonders
who even started the idea of putting
the cat out nights. Winter isn't any
too warm in most parts of these
United States. Besides. rain falls.
Sleeping conditions in the great open
spaces would be bad enough Just
sprinkled with ice. To be cold and
damp at the same time is too much
for any cat! No wonder the prowler
yowls and fights.
FelineS need nice warm spot in
which to spend their slumber hours
Said location should be draft free and
endowed with soft cleanliness. Kitty
gives his possessors just what he re-
Evening star., 1937-11-27

EhH DOHOlH ny DIX: Sup
pose a man was brought UP
on an obscure farm far away
- from everything cultural and
had no opportunities Of education.
Suppose he has had to work and strug-
gle for his own living since his early
childhood and has not had the time
to seek the finer things of life. Sup
pose such a man meets an intelligent,
well-read and refined girl with whom
he falls in love and who loves him
in return. Suppose she is willing to
teach him the things he does not
know, to love good music, to appre-
ciate the arts. Suppose he is willing
and eager to learn if only to make
himself worthy of her. Would you
think that if he married her they
would be happy together? Would she
be ashamed of him and grow tired
Of him? ANDREW.
Answer-I think that such a mar
riage would have every chance of being
gloriously happy, and that instead of
being ashamed Of you for not being
a college graduate your wife would
be filled with the overweening pride
that the women have who are married
to self-made men. A wife is never
ashamed of a husband not knowing
the things that she knows when he
has not had the educational advan-
tages that she has had. She is only
ashamed when he is too stupid to
want to learn, and too vain and ego
tistical to be willing to let her help
him and give him he benefit of the
training she has had.
1t Is proof Of mans intelligence
when he realizes his lack OF education
and is not too proud to let his wife
be his teacher. Many men who have
risen to high places have done that
One Of them was President of the
United States whose wife taught him
to read. One Of the most prominent
men OF today, man who is a power
in politics and the business world
who is deeply read and widely in
formed. who is connoisseur in art
and music, was, like you, a poor
country boy who had little formal
schooling and had to go to work when
mere boy, but he married a woman
who saw what wonderful mind he
had and began to help him cultivate
1t. He was too busy getting start
in the world to have time to read
much, so she made abstracts of books,
marked passages in magazines that
were the gists of articles. She read
Evening star., 1937-11-27
CO0k'sCOrner
BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE.
MENU FOR DINNER
Escdlloped Corn and Oysters
Bnked .S,Dpef pofnfoee

Escalloped Corn and Oysters
Baked Sweet Potatoes
Bread Butter
Lettuce Cheese Relish DRESSING
Mocha Jelly Dessert White Cake
Coffee or Tea
ESCALLOPED CORN AND
OYSTERS
pint small oysters
2 cups corn
cups crumbs
u cup butter (melted)
teaspoon salt
u teaspoon paprika
teaspoon chopped parsley
cups milk
Carefully look over oysters and re-
move any shells. Mix crumbs with
melted butter, salt, paprika and pars-
ley. Sprinkle . thin layer OF the
crumbs in shallow buttered baking
dish. Add q layer Of oysters and corn.
Cover with crumbs and add part of the
milk. Top with rest of oysters and
corn and the remaining crumbs. Add
rest Of the milk. Bake IS minutes in a
moderate oven.
CHEESE RELISH DRESSING
/ Glove garlic
u cup French dressing
u cup Roquefort cheese
2 tablespoons pickle relish
tablespoons chilli sauce
u teaspoon salt
Rub . small bowl with the garlic.
Discard the garlic and mix the rest
of the ingredients in the bowl. Beat
with . fork for two minutes. Chill
and serve in q small bowl.
MOCHA JELLY DESSERT.
2 tablespoons granulated gelatin
Y cup cold water
cups boiling coffee
X teaspoon salt
II cup granulated sugar
4 teaspoon grated orange rind
Soak gelatin for five minutes In
cold water. Dissolve in coffee. Add
rest Of the ingredients. Chill and
serve Aath plain or whipped cream.
Evening star., 1937-11-27

to him, talked TO him and corrected
every solecism of speech until he be-
came a highly cultivated man. But
he took what she could give, whereas
most men resent even a suggestion
from their wives.
You are too humble in your esti-
mate OF yourself. The mere fact that
you so crave knowledge shows that
you have an intellectual hunger that
you will satisfy in some way. Be-
sides, you make the mistake in think
ing that all education comes from
books. 1t doesn't Life and expert
ence are the great teachers and those
who graduate from the University of
Hard Knocks have generally far more
wisdom than those who know only
what they have been taught in schools
So marry your girl and be happy.
Evening star., 1937-11-27


house without your best foot
forward-have plenty of these
- crisp and flattering morning
frocks on hand. You can make one in
q few hours and you will use the pat
tern again and again throughout the
season. The dress buttons down the
back in a youthful manner and the
neck and sleeves, as well as the pock-
cts, are prettily edged in rick-rack
braid. The skirt flares gently toward
the hem to give you plenty of COM
fort in walking and working round
the house. Use a pretty cotton print
the variety this season is surprising
and delightful and the colors more
interesting than ever. You can make
this dress in . few hours and you will
find that you can effect good econ
omy by making these dresses at home.
For those who have difficulty in
sewing, the pattern includes COM
plete and detailed sew chart giving
full instructions.
Barbara Bell pattern 13l2-B is de-
signed for sizes II. Is, IS, 20, 40, ~
and a. Corresponding bust measure
ments. 81. 81. So, 80. 20, ~ and a. Size
Is (3D requires 3A yards Of 39-inch
material. plus l% yards Of braid to
trim.