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Evening star., 1938-12-02
Redskins, in Manoran Comparison Figure to Conquer Giants
Win, Lose or Draw
Rose Bowl Bottle May Not Be Best of New Crop;
Cornegie-T. c. U. Makes Sugar Struggle Tops
By FRANCIS E. STAN,

At the it fashionable boring
the hardsps involved driving cruising
past behind in front all Virginia drivers games
ny the aforementioned heading sports
ms under the Nothing embraces
Hitler and the c. N Y students double
gand clutter
up to learned discussion
oar to start end with the
70 the Rose Bowls seniority years
the
snip decided but the outcome of the Pasadena
aged to interest most of the grdron goofs of the
So far it has been much
to hear the talk around best
attractlon The Pasadena pgskn
put not great Duke is united unbeaten
he Blue Devils haven't impressed sparkling
spectacular outfit And Southern California
is good team but unable to technically
han Alabama and Washington This probably
washington defeated Southern California.
The No bowl least theory
sugar Bowl New Orleans promotion
will be Texas Christian Carnegie
oracles this is the better the
Cotton,
battles
Evening star., 1938-12-20
TwizzIer Answer

The company was 60 miles from
the city in the old days and is 600
miles away now.
Evening star., 1938-12-20


called
the have from.
they're croakers. "'
letter-Out
(S) REDUCTIONS INTRODUCE (acquaint)
(T) VERTICAL-CLAVIER (musical board)
(O) THEOCRAT-CHATTER (monkeys do it),
(R) SPORES-POSSE (sherif heads it,.
(K) PARKERS- -RASPER (ile).
Evening star., 1938-12-20
Forest Road Planned

Adding another fine scenic stretch
to the 1000 miles of national road
along the South African coast, ex-
tending from Cape Town to Eshowe
in North Zululand, the government
will construct q road over the ia
nous Storms River Pass In the
Rzitzikama Forest.
Evening star., 1938-12-20

While Spike trailed her warily, Troll went back
and brought up their six black henchmen so
that they might pounce upon the girl when
opportunity presented. Meanwhile, Kuiro, Con-
fala's gunbearer stopped suddenly. Look, Mem
Sahib; LooS! Simba!'
Evening star., 1938-10-09

In those doys freshmen ployers allowed to
mustoche Only Of them the privilege
this Dartmouth eom Of the 81 Gloss Moybe the Others
couldn't But ANONYMOUSLY they're sporting the kind Of
heovy hair thot distinguished the footbo Of hot doy
from his feebier fellows. Brown Bros.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
PARK COMMISSION FAVORS
IMPERIAL VALLEY PROPOSAL

Completion Of a program to make
the desert and mountain area west
Of Imperial Valley into a national
park, a program begun ten years
ago by the FL Centro Chamber of
Commerce, was promised Monday
when the state Park Commission
reported virtual acceptance OF the
area after making an inspection
tour Saturday.
The commission met at the Bar
bara Worth hotel Friday night as
guests of the chamber Of commerce
directors to transact routine busi-
ness and discuss park plans.
Saturday morning, guided by
chamber representative and p. G.
OsWalt, road district foreman. the
commission toured the proposed
park, starting in Painted Canyon
and using the Butterfly stage route
Those attending the meeting and
inspection tour were:
William T. Hart, state highway
commission; George Kellogg. I'm
perial highway assn; Joseph r.
KnoWland, state park commission:
George d. Nordenholt, state direc-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
221 Millions i'm
Gold, Silver Mined

WASHINGTON, Feb. l up =
The United States mined 1921 600, -
900 worth of gold and silver last
year, the department of interior
reported today.
Gold production totaled 4,752 ,8O1
ounces valued at $l66 348,035, an in
crease of eight per cent over 1896,
and l9 per cent above 1885.
Silver production amounted to
70,838,514 ounces, valued at $50 GIG, 70
494, an increase of IS per cent over
1896.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
ENGINE "RuRNSo RAILS

COAHONA, Tex. CUP - Wes
Warren miraculously escaped in
jury when his automobile was de
molished by a Texas and Pacific
passenger train at a grade crossing
near here The locomotive engineer
applied the brakes and the rails
were so burned by friction that they
had to be replaced
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
British Warships
Test Gibraltar

SINGAPORE. STRAITS SETTLE
MENTS, Feb. CUP) - A British
fleet steamed southwark through
the Indian Ocean today on its way
to give.the first great, vital test to
Singapore, Great Britain's 100000, =
600 Gibraltar of the East.
Tomorrow will start the biggest
war maneuVerS ever held in this
part of the world, when the fleet
moves to attack" Singapore and
the Malay peninsula.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
STORAGE PLATFORM
ADDITION PLANNED

A building permit was issued at
the CITY engineers office Tuesday
to the Ell Centro Lumber and Trad
ing company for construction of
Sl00 storage platform addition for
the Shell Oil company at First ana
Main streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
POST>PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS
Legal
. a1t)
MENTARY.


No. 2845
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
Il. r. BERGER,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that a
petition for probate Of the will OF
II. r. Berger, deceased, and for the
issuance to Fay Berger Becker of
letters Of Administration with will
annexed, has been filed in this court,
and that the 4th day of February,
1898, at two o'clock PM, of said
day. at the courtroom of said court,
in the City of FL Centro, County
of Imperial, State of California, has
been set for the hearing of said
petition, when and where any per-
son interested may appeac and con-
test the same, and show cause, if
any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated January oath, 1888
W. j. McCLELLAND,
County Clerk
BY Dorothy S. Reynolds,
Deputy Clerk.
J %, F 3 incl.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01

tor Of natural resources; A. E. Hen
ming chief division Of parks; Glac.
Richardson Butterfield, park com
missioner; George r. Cadan, park
commissioner; F. N Hatch, parF
commissioner; John c. Porter, park
commissioner. john II. Covington
secretary, park commission; Newton
2. Drury, investigator, park com
mission: Dan r. Hull, park engineer.
Guv L. Fleming. state division OF
parks. southrn district.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
MAYOR PAYS FOR PARKING

HARRISBURG, Pa, up Mayor
John A. F. Hall walked into traffic
bureau and paid the customary So
penalty for parking overtime in
Market Square. I've lived in Har
risburg long enough to know the
laws" was the mayors only COM
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
Dive Blamed in Air
Death of Vuitee, Wife

FLAGSTAFF, Feb. ! tUP)- Dc
partment of air commerce inspec-
tors said today that Gerard Vul-
tee aircraft designer, probably was
irving to dive his plane into a
cenvon below Wilson mountain to
escape a snowstorm Saturday when
he crashed it, killing himself and
his wife.
YOu haven't read ALL The NEWS
until YOU READ the ADS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
BEAR SHOT IN CATSKIILS

KINGSTON, N. Y. CUP) - A
brown bear was shot by hunters
On Canape Mountain. The bear
Weighing 1873 pounds, was the first
to be killed in the Catskill Noun
taiEs in the memory of the oldest
inhabitants
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
Personal

HOW TO BECOME NATURALIZ-
ED, pocket size book, containing
complete information by questions
and answers. prepared by legal
authority. Will enable you TO pass
the required examination after
only few readings. Thousands
have passed. Easy to understand.
Send only $500 to Ramon Roths
child, 4l1-l5 Crocker St, Los An
geles, Calf. M
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
Kamera klub VIII
Meet Thurs. Mite

Kactus Kamera KIub members
viii meet Thursday night for the
first time since the selection of a
name for the organization of cam
era enthusiasts.
The meeting will be held at Z 80
o'clock at the Wallace studio. FL
CentrO.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01

3 Nelly? worthwhile" sweet
heart for you! tMembers every
Calf. city; county,. Club Elite,
Box 375, Los Angeles. Jl-TF
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
LIUeSJOcE For Sale

FOR SALE young COWS, fresh,
heavy springers. 3 miles south, "a
west OF Seal Heights. Peddicord
Ranch. Pa
FOR SALE small gentle Shetland
pony, saddle and trailer, $500
334 so. 10th. Pa
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you READ the ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01

YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you READ the ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
* Business OPPORTUNITIES

LUNCH room and drink stand for
sale $4,000 cash will handle
Phone Gj5. f3
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
Jake Schaefer
Retains Title

NEW YORK, Feb. /. tUP)-Jake
Schaefer, of Chicago, held both the
1872 and the 29.2 balkline billiard
championship today.
Schaefer, who won the 1872 title
from Welker Cochrane of San Fran
cisco two weeks ago, successfully
defended his 282 world champion
in a 3,500-point match which ended
last night.
The ChicagOan won 10 of the IA
blocks played, ending the match
with a 250-92 victory last night
after Cochran had won the after
noon match 398-250. Schaefer's
margin was 824 points-3,500 to
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01

Until You've read the Ads
You Haven't Read All the News
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
WIDEST BRIDGE

MOSCOW, up CONSTRUCTION
OF one of the new bridges over
the Moscow river is being com
pleted This will be the widest
bridge in the world, approximately
120 feet. It's lenght, including the
approaches, equals 2,l00 feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
Help Wanted

BOOKKEEPER, young man, some
typing. Give full details regarding
education, experience. salary eX-
pected, etc in letter to POST Press
Box 278. F4
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01

FOR SALE Leghorn pullets 5 Wks.
old. FL Centro Hatchery. F2
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01
ID Wantea. HIsceHaneOus
Poultry

FOR SALE Red and Rock baby
chicks. $1,000 per hundred. Sim
mons Hatchery Phone 1880 FL
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-01

J "a F 3 incl.
Evening star., 1938-04-13
Four Centers for Work
In Kitchen Should Be
Properly Equipped
Intelligent Grouping of the
Parts Forming Each Unit
Saves Time and Labor.
BY BETSY CASWELL.

Mis- week the Bureau OF Home Economics the Depart
OF Agriculture
methods to discuss the remodeng building the
a kitchen ~ N0p -N Viz
Ihs should OF
number of helpful hints plan their own
Evening star., 1938-04-13

By BARBARA BELL.
TH1S crisp. gay, youthful dirndl
is perfect for house coat and
certainly too pretty to keep
out of the garden. In fact, it
Is almost worth while to start a gar
Evening star., 1938-04-13

! den, so that you can pull weeds In
this fetching outfit
Easy to make? Oh yes, it goes
together in no time, and with no
trouble. The pattern includes a de-
tailed and complete sew chart. Bright,
sturdy cottons are the best things for
making up this design. Make it up
in boldly printed chintz, linen or seer
sucker, in colors that harmonic with
sunlit morning. If you're planning
to spend any time this summer at the
beach or in the country, you will GER
tainly want several dirndls like this
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1506-B is
designed for sizes IL, IA, 16, 18 and
20. Corresponding bust measurements
80, 80, a. SO and 3s. Size IA (32)
requires 4s4 yards of 35-inch ma
terial. plus "a yard Of contrast for
collar and cuffs, yards of ribbon for
belt, i u yards to trim head kerchief.
(copyrisht, 1o3s)
Evening star., 1938-04-13

OF the hyacinth to form pendants is
a novel spring time idea. They are
effective worn high on the shoulder
nestled against silver fox fur.
Carnations take on added fashion
value when arranged conipactly in
large osette-darker hues in the
center, edged with lighter tones.
Gardenias and IioletS need hardly
be mentioned, because they are al
ways favorites and will continue to
be, but no doubt your florist will
give even these flowers a little extra
something in the way of Easter
lovellness. He may tuck few sprays
OF lily-of- -the-valley among the vio-
let's, or even with the gardenias, for
that matter, to add a feathery light
ness.
X X X X
JUST a word about orchids. They
look fragile as butterflies, yet,
strangely enough, prove themselves
sturdler than most corsage flowers.
Those little fellows with white wings
and ruby-tinged lips that grow in
clusters at the end of a long stem are
delightful. The cypripedium. which
combines citron. green and brown, is
a great favorite for tweeds and
Woolens. These orchids are some
what less expensive than the larger.
more Snowy varieties and are perfect
compliments to the street ensemble.
1t is nice to know that all orchids
are much more durable than thev ap-
pear to be. When you unpin your
orchid corSage, place it in water and
put it in the refrigerator if you want
to keep it in condition to wear several
times. Orchids should always be worn
with their faces up and stems down to
display their full beauty and when
dancing place them on the right shoul-
der so as to protect their lovely petals
from being crushed.
To prolong the life of other cut
flowers that you may receive at Easter,
few little hints may. prove helpful.
AS soon as you remove the blooms
from the box, cut the stems with a
sharp knife, using long. diagonal
stroke, making possible added area for
the absorption of maximum amount
of water. Scissors will not do for this
Job. Then without delay plunge them
into fresh water. for if the stems are
exposed to the air, even for a few
moments after cutting, all benefit of
cutting is destroyed.
Use container that allows enough
room so that flowers will not be
choked. If flowers begin to fade too
quickly, try this: Again cut the stems
diagonally. then plunge into deep, cold
water almost up to the blooms, but
not wetting them. Leave them in a
COOL draughtless room for few hours
and they will stage surprising come
back"
Evening star., 1938-04-13
Clean Hair
And Scalp
Essential
Fanciest Hair.Do
Will Not Attract
Without Sheen.
BY ELSIE PIERCE.

THERE may be a spring song in
your heart, but are there signs of
spring in your hair? Is it healthy,
gloriously shiny halo? If it isn't, it
should be. II you have been concen-
trating on a new style to go with the
new hat. before getting your hair into
condition. you have been putting the
proverbial cart before the horse And
it ought to be deemed a mortal sin to
attempt to permanent-wave hair that
is in anything but perfect health.
The element Of style is emphasized
and rightly SO, because it is the final
flip to lovely picture 1t embellishes,
enhances. But it becomes a worth
less veneer unless the foundation of
true beauty and health is there.
For styles may come and styles may
60, but healthy scalp, clean. shiny
hair will always be in vogue. And. in
order of importance I would put a
healthy scalp first. Likewise, general
health is Of prime Importance, for the
condition Of the skin and scalp are
dependent upon it. Added to that a
simple routine of brushing. scalp mas
sage and shampooing should keep the
average head in good condition. Ex.
cessively dry scalps need external ap-
plications of oil. excessively oily scalps
usually respond to astringent tonic
treatment
Given a clean. healthy scalp, good
hair with sheen in its own right,
think every woman should make an
effort to keep her hair its full color
tone. Heighten its color with rinses
or shampoo tints Polished. FURNISHED,
colorful beauty is really a crowning
achievement. And each color has its
own right to beauty laurels. The
Evening star., 1938-04-13

there IN his breast, stronger than any
sense Of duty, stronger than any pity
for the woman whose life he took into
his hands and that ne is wrecking with
his unfaithfulness.
So what is the poor wife to do whose
soul Is torn with jealousy and whose
pride Is dragged in the dust by her phi
laundering husband? Shall she forgive
him over and over again when he gets
fed up with his last charmer and comes
back repentant to home and mother?
Or shall she buy a ticket to Reno?
Shall she pretend to be not only blind
but also dumb, and that she doesn't
suspect what all of her friends and
neighbors are gossiping about. and
thus save her face? Or shall she wage
perpetual fight with him over every
new affair?
D1FFERENT women answer the
question in different ways. Most
OF them rush to the divorce court,
which is generally jumping out Of the
frying pan into the fire, for many
f1lrtatlous husband is good provider,
and when woman finds herself with
a decree absolute in one hand and a
little grudgingly-given alimony in the
other, she wonders why she ever both
cred about her husband casting a rov-
ing eye on every pretty girl he met.
A philosophical woman I know once
told me that she knew all about her
husbands philanderings and that she
mated them, OF course, but. she added
Every husband has something a wife
has to put up with. I'd rather be mar
ried to a man who makes romantic
love to me, even if he does probably say
the same things to ther women, than
to one Of these dry-as-dust husbands
who never mention the state Of his
affections from the altar to the grave"
And still another woman whose hus-
band was an incorrigible philanderer,
said to him: We are friends. We have
many things in common, G,eluding our
children and our home. have spent
years helping you build your fortune,
and I'm staying. We won't quarrel
over your affairs. All ask is that you
keep them away from me. have cul-
tivated stupidity and blindness until
I like it,"
So there you are. ladies. and you
can take your choice Of methods OF
dealing with the philanderer.
Evening star., 1938-04-13

cooking-one for serving-and one for
clearing away and washing dishes.
''The food preparation center will
naturally be around the sink. The
sink usually is situated somewhere
near window. preferably so that the
light comes over the shoulder of the
person working at it. If the window
is in the same wall as the sink it
should not be directly in front of
it unless it is north wall or there is
some protection from glare.
4 y X
"NEAR the sink should be cupboards
for knives, stewpans and other
utensils that are filled with water be-
fore they 60 on the stove, Sometimes
there Is also ventilated storage space
for small quantities Of raw vegetables
under one Of the drainboards. Some
where near the sink will be the work
table for longer mixing jobs-Where
cakes are mixed and desserts concocted.
This work table has storage space for
-four and other staple foods needed
in mixing. for rolling pins and similar
equipment.
"Of course, the stove is the cooking
center. Usually it is at a right angle
to the sink. But it may be across the
room in q narrow kitchen A small
preparation surface near the stove is
convenience. There thickenings may
oe mixed-beverages made-other short
jobs done in connection with the
cooking.
Storage space near the stove should
provide room for frying pans. coffee
percolators. spatulas-all utensils used
mostly in cooking
After the dinner is prepared and
cooked the next step is serving For
this there should be serving center,
sort of collection place between the
stove and the dining table. where the
final touches are put on the food to
be served.
This center may be a plain table
or one on wheels. Or it may be
drop shelf or a pass cupboard If
this center is large enough it contains
storage space for glassware and silver
ware, linen, mats for hot dishes, elec-
Evening star., 1938-04-13

y
is the philanderer. He is the
headache and the heartache to
millions of wives: the blight
that turns life into cinders, ashes and
dust for them; the problem which they
can never solve because they can
neither be happy with him nor without
him.
If he was villain who deliberately
tortured his wife with his affairs with
other women, she would know what to
do about it. So she also would if she
knew that he had fallen deeply, pas
sionately in love with some one else
But, as general thing. the philander-
er's infidelities have not even the dig
nifty of tragedy. They are merely the
amorous amusements of a man who
has no depth of feeling or loyalty in
him, and who could not be faithful to
any one. He is playboy who takes his
pleasure where he finds it, as Mr.. Kip
ling said. and who tires of his Lady
Loves as quickly as he did of his wife.
Indeed, often than not, whatever of
real affection he is capable Of is given
to his wife. He admires and respects
her as he does no other woman. She
remains his ideal through all his wan
derings down the primrose path, and in
the end. when. like Solomon, the great
est philanderer of them all, he is
sick of love and wants to be stayed
with flagons and fed on apples, he
comes back to her If she has camped
on the hearthstone and kept the home
fires burning.
CURIOUSLY enough and ironically
enough, except for his weakness
for petticoat- chasing, the philanderer
is in many cases an ideal husband and
father, amiable and pleasant to have
around the house, generous and kind.
And not infrequently he is great lover
at home as we'll as abroad and lavishes
on his wife the little attentions he
uses in his pursuit of his latest girl
friend.
What makes the phianderer philan-
der, nobody knows. Perhaps it is the
same instinct that makes the butterfly
fit from flower to flower. Perhaps
it is vanity that requires to be con-
stantly fed on new conquests. Perhaps
it is just the love of adventure, the
thrill and excitement Of playing the
love game. But, whatever it is, it is
Evening star., 1938-04-13

in serving a meal.
A PASS cupboard between tho
kitchen and the dining room
saves 1nnumerable steps. In it are
shelves for storing dishes and
shelf for serving-both accessible from
kitchen or dining room. Thus both
In serving and in clearing off the
table, dishes may be passed through
from room to room without going the
long way around through the door
each time.
The fourth center needed in every
kitchen is for dishwashing. This also
centerS around the sink. For dish
washing purposes the sink should be
as near the serving center as possible.
1t should have fiat surface to the
right for stacking dishes and drain
board to the left, since dishWashing
naturally is done from right to left.
IT dishes are stored in kitchen cup
board the best place for this is abovs
the left drainboard, or within easy
reach of it.
1hAAOei'CA Hictc VI tQul )lIleIlJ III most
kitchens is refrigerator Since this
is used in many operations-prepar.
ing, cooking and serving food-a CEN
trail location is best.
Another factor contributing to the
convenience of kitchen is the usv
the equipment fits" the person who
uses it. Right working heights mini
mize STOPPING and stretching.
The height of the sink and Of
working surfaces where short Jobs are
done should be such that the cook
may work at them comfortably while
standing. The best height will natur-
ally vary with the individual and can
best be determined by actually trying
out equipment of different heights. 1t
is also important that there be enough
toe room at the bottom of work tables
to allow for standing comfortably.
Equipment for work that takes
longer should be lower, height that
may be used in comfort from a sitting
position. And this equipment should
have enough space underneath for the
knees"
Evening star., 1938-04-13

golden blond. the blue black, the
titan :. you'll find as many voting
beauty honors for one as for any other
color.
With the first two prerequisites
your own. you can do your hair up
beautifully, fashionably. A new style.
by all means. TO f1atter you and your
new Easter bonnet, but first-spring
in your hair-life. lights, sparkling
cleanliness and color!