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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-13

Stanley Lydick of Buena Park,
former resident of this communit'
paid a visit to Mr. and Mrs. G.. V
Upholt on Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-13
BUNCO SUSPECTS field

SAN JOSE. Cal, March Is UPl
--Three men were held here tndaN
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Osuna have
as their guest Philip Peters Of VAL
ley Center. Peters came down to
see the Calexico CaValcade and
plans to spend several weeks in the
valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-13

The McCabe Eucalyptus farm
center received the fourth prize for
its booth at the fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-13

Typical western designs Of saddle horses,
cowboys, boot ash trays and giant cactus
book ends 3. See this selection 80. Priced
at 75c to 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-13

Scores of new pattern ideas. The
richest colorS youu see this sum-
merl No wonder its the gayest
array OF shirts ever assembled!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09
An Orchid to Mo+hers---
Sunday Is Their Day
By IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

out of his hand and on the pave
ment. Then he heard the heart
speaking did you hurt
yourself, my dear SOM"
We feel that this is carrying
matters a little too far, but
serves to remind us that moth
ers always love their children
no matter how badly they be-
have and that their first
thought is =. Darling, are you
all right?"
John Gay expresses it more
cheerfully in the following two
line poem, also taken from the
book:
"Where yet was found a Mother
Who'd give her BOBBY for an
other?"
Yes, no matter how BOBBY a
fellow may look TO YOU, some-
body loves him his mother.
And in some instances, you
must admit . it's nothing
short of a miracle.
So an orchid to your mother
for Mothers Day :. or a single
rose or whatever you can
afford but poor. indeed. is
one who neglects TO remember
at all.
And what we'd like to know
=. is how come the scum that
collects in the vinegar bottle is
called mother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09
PATTERN 2793

IT TAKES just a bit of string
to crochet this unusual basket
design in filet crochet for chair
or buffet set or scarf ends. And
what a difference they will make
in your home! Pattern 2793 con-
tains charts and directions for
making set; illustrations of it
and stitches, materials required.
Send TEN CENTS in coin for
this pattern to the L a u a
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square. Detroit,
Mich. Owing to customs regula-
tons, orders for pattern to Cana
dian destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09
Mirror Tells The Truth

WHAT DOES your mirror tell you does 1t reflect a
picture of beauty eyes and hair shining complexion
glowing? you'll busy and perfect
portrait each day will turn the trick
and the following leaflets will guide you in the task:
B-61-Makeup to Accent Beauty.
B-66-Beauty Treatment for Eyes.
B-69-Hand and Nail Beauty.
B-7S-Treatment for Tired Hair
B-83-Face Packs and Facials
You may have two of these leaflets If you will enclose
mailing of five for five
Send your request Donna Grace Beauty Editor The Detroit
Times, Detroit. Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09

crosswise slices. Core apples:
cut into l2-inch crosswise slices.
Saute in 2 tablespoons of butter
over low heat until nearly soft
and goldep.S
Arrange alternate slices of
potato and apples in 2 rows in
creased baking dish. Combine
remaining butter, salt and
syrup; pour half over potatoes
and apples.
Bake uncovered in moderately
hot oven (375 degrees) for y
hour. Then pour over remain
ing syrup and bake until lightly
browned-20 minutes Serves 6
to S. Top with paprika.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09
Maple Syrup Tops Sweet Potatoes

SWEET POTATOES come to
the table in a blaze of glory
when baked in maple syrup
with apples for a partner. They
make a very attractive dish
served together in this manner.
Maple Sweet Potatoes
2 large unpeeled sweet po-
tatoes
2 large red apples
6 tablespoons melted butter
l teaspoon salt
u cup maple syrup
Cook potatoes until tender.
Cool; peel and cut into z inch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09
REFRIGERATOR CAKES
p A E 23

REFRIGERATOR CAKES
nodded in custard cups make
attractive desserts for indi.
vidual service. Grease the cups
lightly. arrange lady fingers
around the outside, pour over a
prepared chocolate pudding and
chill. Top with whipped cream
for serving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09
No More Cradles

longer wear lace caps and
shawls. They're modern women
in modern dress with their
shoulders squared to meet the
world and all its changes I.
with a smile.
Instead of up to their elbows
in soap suds or bread dough,
they're out playing bridge,
boarding a bus every morning
for business, driving their chill
dren back and forth to school,
greeting their dinner guests in
trailing chiffons as graceful and
slim as their debutante daugh-
tiers, but in their hearts the
same longing for affection and
attention as those mothers over
whom the poets have been drip
ping tears these many years.
Don't Forget
So, no matter how pert or
modern your mother may be
don't forget she'll be happier
over a bunch of violets from her
young hopefuls than she was
with the new Spring car.
At this late date. most Of
you have already selected
Mothers gift, but if you haven't
don't forget she'll love it no
matter how small the item.
Perfume, candy and flowers
are popular items. Jewelry. for
luxury a silk negligee which
perhaps she feels she cannot af-
ford TO buy herself . or maybe
a camera because she's inter-
ested in pictures-or an album
for the pictures she's already
taken.
A Mothers Day greeting by
wire for mothers far away . &.
a gay dinner party for the
mother who's coming to visit
invite all Her old friends.
And we think quite the
incest Mothers Day gesture of
all is sending flowers and
sweets to somebody else's
mother who may be all alone
in the world the little old
lady who lives down the street
or who is in a boarding
home because the family has
scattered.
An Anthology
A lovely Mothers Day gift is
a book entitled The Mothers
Anthology" a collection of short
stories and poems about moth
ers, compiled by William Lyon
Phelps lovely things writ
ten by famous people. such as
Kathleen Norris, Louis Brom-
field, Thomas Moore, Alfred
Tennyson. Eugene Field and
many others.
Among the gems we find
something in French by Jean
Richepin, with a summary in
English that once upon a
time there was a poor young
fellow who loved a woman who
loved him not.
She said TO him, Fetch me
tomorrow the heart of your
mother, as l want to give it TO
my dog"
Being overcome by love, he
went to his mothers house,
killed her, cut out her heart
and began to run back with II.
And as he ran he stumbled
and fell and the heart rolled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09

LEST ANY one froget. Sun
day is Mothers Day, which fact
sent us scuttling to our archives
for mother lore. We thought of
all the famous mothers, such
as Whistler's Mother, Mother
Machree. Mother Hubbard. Gold
Star Mothers and all the
lovely things that have been
written for and about them.
And of the little woman who
was never a mother at all
who started Mothers Day. 1t
was on the second Sunday in
May, 1907. that the Philadelphia
spinster. Anna Jarvis. mourning
the first anniversary of her
mothers death, prevailed upon
her church to hold a special
service TO honor beloved mothers
everywhere.
That's how it all began, and so
we have Mothers Day a
salute 10 the hand that rocks
the cradle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09

Hundreds Of higher priced, brand new
dresses in this sale Saturday for only IS.
Colorful print rayons, pastel rsyon
erepes, navy and black dresses with white
accents and a splendid selection OF new
jacket styles.
KIire,,-Fiftb FIooy-Dret Sbo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Furnished Apartments

NICELY FURNISHED four-room du-
pick; automatic hot water heat. re
frigerator. gas range. bus close
$40. adults only. Soo5 South Wash
ington after 5.
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fest-Action Aovertisino
rF YOU have something 20 sell reach
more Tacoma homes a. le2 sdver-
tising cost hv placinf your message
lr THE TINES WANT ADS
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Wanted TO Borrow

When you need a few extra dol
lars. look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. These
will bring you cash from some
one If you advertise them with
an inexpensive Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3l5l.
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Phone Want Ads n Main sfsl
Real Estate for Sale
HAROLD a. ALLEN & co.

HAROLD a. ALLEN & co.
$3.50
Is TOTAL PRICE ~ this
cory 5-room English bun
ralow Living room. fire
place. dining room. cabinet
kitchen. electric cooking. :
bedrooms closets and =
piece bath. This home j. n
excellent shape = base
ment. hontsg furnace.
laundry trays. garage and
workshop. close n bus
service and store. 5000 cash
and balance S25 per month.
For appointment 10 see,
ask for Mr.. Severance,
evenings. Main 0405.
HAROLD q. ALLEN 8 co.
REALTORS
Rust Bldg. BR 3237
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rhon. Want "A. IN Main s1si
Miscellaneous for Sale


OVERLAND'S SPECIALS
used CO Refrigerator. Ike rev 90 IS
overstuffed Gun Chsir ........ - -
OAR Roii Tor DISK speeisI .... - es
Upholstered Rocker reduced n : 81
USED vacuum cleaners reduced n
ciear All 1870 Sparton radios -
dursn n sei quickly BEAUTIFUL
console models. soms a. low A.
t3e as
FLOOR SAMPLES
ou.-BuRgIEo Kitchen range. heavy
construction fan forced draft Peg
ulaT tie9 Nov 800 e5
STANDARD Electric range fully
automatic With lamp and clock
Wa si29 as Nov t9e a6
ALi.-CAsT 81 Clair Kitchen range
With coils. Burns wood or eoal.
ALL WHITE Easy Washer used a.
demonstrator. Was ssa s5. Nos
csc es
FRIENDLY TERMS
OVEPlAND'S
1879 Broadway
WEEKEND SPECIALS
white EnAm Wood Coal Range sss so
White Enamel Hot Point Electric
Range .....-.........-...... "a 50
t-pc Walnut Bedroom Set com
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Oak China Cabinet .......... as 90
Overstuffcd DaYport snd Chair 50 %
Walnut Finish steel BED . 10 On
Platform Rocker .............. 10 so
GREENFlElDS
REGULAR SALES EVERY DAY
I'll Broadway MAIN GIL
one Hiack North of Wfnfhrot, Hofal
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LEAVING STATE
45lb NO. 2bIH

LEAVING STATE
45Ib NO. 2bTH
BUNGALOW with fireplace and
furnace. In pink Of condition.
Let US show you this.
BUNGAlOW-I3 LOTS
A DANDY place. Five rooms on
floor; two bedrooms in the base
ment, furnace. Only $3.50.
1907 EAST K
FIVE-ROOM bungalow with bath !;
vacant. $3.50 down, S22 per mo.
AEALY BROS, INC.
BR 1877 us Fidelity Bldg
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FOR SALE ten acres near Mountain
highway Some Improvements
Write Odin StalwIok. Gig Harbor
washington
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RAINIER REALTY COMPANY g..
HOME BUYERS

WILL BUILD new home Of your
choice on paved street. all i'm
provements in and paid. Either
corner or inside location. $3.50
down and will carry your con-
tract on the balance. For fur-
Their information call BR 1921,
Agent.
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furnished Houses for Rent
Wanted TO Rent

GAS STATION. small garage living
rooms preferred. Write P-5. Tacoma
Times
, 1941-12-08
Children's Party
Dear CLIO Riddles,

/ have receiUed letters from lots of you Junior C1Oers
asking me if there's going to be another big party this
year like the one | met you at last year. And the dnseoer IS,
YES INDEED! Only this year it'll be bigger and better
than ever before.
Put this date doaon in your book Saturday after
noon, December 10th, at 2: 90 promptly, Santa Claus uUil
meet you in the Auditorium of Roosevelt High School.
And I'm bringing along my three favorite sons, Slim Claus,
Tuffy Claus, and Fats Claus to put on a little shoeo for
your entertainment. | understand that there omu be a
naovie besides and a tap dancer for more fun. Of course,
I'm bringing present for Everybody, and the ohole shou
is not going to cost anybody a cent it's free to every
CIO Kiddy in toaDn.
MERRY CHRISTMAS, all you little Union pals of
mine. TIL be seeing you December 10th.
FraternalIy yours,
Santa Claus
, 1941-12-08
New 755
Offices

Local 755 has a new Office and
Recreational Hall at 20 Madison
Street. In view of the tremendous
growth in membership, it was
necessary to move to larger
quarters in order to take care Of
all the needs for office and recrea-
tional space.
Ideally located within two blocks
of the Delco plant, the new office
has proved a great success in
facilitating the payment of dues
to the Stewards. Many features IN
the entertainment field II prom
ised for the near future. There is
a very large hall at 20 Madison
which will accommodate more mem
bers than any UE hall in Dayton
We welcome every member to
drop in and inspect the new offices
and recreation hall. Its your build
ing Come and see It'll
, 1941-12-08
Airtemp News
By A. A. Ambrose

AS the editor of the Airtemp
News in the Dayton Union News,
I wish at this time, to emphasize
the fact, that, I strictly adhere to
the truth and not fiction. All
claims made in any article appear
ing in the Dayton Union News and
signed-A. A. Ambrose-CAN BE
VERIFIED.
BUT UNDER NO CIRCUM-
STANCES will I jeopardize any
mans job by disclosure to So
called "big Shots" the source of
my information.
The above notice of policy is
served with the express purpose of
enlightening the management at
Airtemp, which, in one instance,
has unsuccessfully attempted to
pump" we editor.
, 1941-12-08

Maybe "Baggy" Pantz was not
equal to the OCCASION" when he
failed to show up at the commit
tee meeting Wednesday morning
at 9 o'clock, to straighten out the
bad situation existing in 291 Dept.
of Plant 2. He sent "Frog-face"
Lemkuhl in his place.
We all remember when "Froggy"
tried to run the welding repair de-
partment a few years ago and
things got in such a chaotic state
that Schneider from Plant l was
hurriedly coerced to take the reins.
And the amusing thing about the
meeting Wednesday was that
"Froggy" was introduced by Fisher
Hodges as the head of 291 Dept
when he is actually BUT a fore
man in one of the departments of
POI Dept.
And while we feel like Bill
Stebbens -. it might be well to
ask whether Benny Troutman IS
behind the eight ball or is he
trying to put others there?
Nothing constructive came out
of the meeting at all, because of
the extent of "Froggy's" vocabu-
larry consisted of only three words:
Il don't know" The same disgust
ing situation exists, as a result.
Our final question: what is going
to happen to the three hundred
maintenance men, and six or seven
hundred tool makers, unless Bag
gy'' has enough Intestinal forti-
tude" to face the odorous condition
he has created in a little depart
ment of forty men?
, 1941-12-08
Buckeye PorIeys

The Rate Committee, Buckeye
Unit, and Management representa-
tives have been holding regular
conferences to bring to a conclu-
sion the rate problem existing in
the plant.
Definite classifications have been
established for the various types
of work and plans r now in OPP
Grafton to class each individual
employee according to the estab-
lished rates. It is hoped that in
dividual classifications will be
completed by the end of the week
according to a report of Carl
Mosser and Edward Berger, repre-
senting the Union on the Rate
Committee. ALI rates r retro
active and the committee is en-
deavoring to have the increased
wages available for the Christmas
Expenses of the Membership.
A special meeting will be hele
during the week of December 8
A definite date is not known a.
yet, according to a report made by
Edward Stoner, Chief Plant Stew.
ard
, 1941-12-08
Training Needed

Manufacturers have agreed that
this basic training would be OF
great help in training new workers
in the event of increased produc-
ton or emergency, yet concreteiy,
nothing has been done to develop
this program other than general
approval before various commit
tees. Representatives of the OPM
have urgently stressed the neces-
sity for a Training Within Industry
program. The labor movement and
the workers sincerely concur in
this sentiment. Between the work.
er who wants the training and the
OPM who urge that a training pro-
gram to be set up, there appears
to be reams of entangling red tape
The CIO in Dayton has made an
application to the national offices
OF the Training Within Industry
for assistance in securing a train
ing program.
, 1941-12-08
Thresher
Vornish

A rank and file organizing cam
paign designed to clean up the
Dayton area for District so moved
ahead with a bang with the re-
cent blitz organization of Thresher
Varnish Co.
Leonard Schwetizer, an officer of
Local Union 1901 and a leader in
the drive to bring Sherwin-W Viii
liams into District SOS fold, ar
ranged a meeting of Thresher men.
Twenty of 81 eligibles showed up
at this first meeting. Nineteen
signed up after listening to
Schweitzer. President Carl A
Jacobs of 1901 and Field Repre-
sentative Cecil Dane, who came
up to Dayton from the Districts
Cincinnati office.
Organization doomed ahead anc
President Jacobs and District Rep
resentative now are meeting with
Thresher management for a con-
tract. Thresher is sixth shop on thu
Amalgamated Locals roster.
, 1941-12-08
Ma~z1o>~ew
County 2r&Mh&aI
Union Council
Nazed---

The class in Parliamentary Pro-
cedure, originated by Local 754,
has been endorsed by the Council
and authorized to continue under
the sponsorship of the Council
Membership Activities Committee
(MAC). Twenty five members
present at the second class of the
course, held every Wednesday
night at 1880 in the Master Local
754 Hall, 8 E. Fifth St., heard In
structor Joseph Myers delve into
the tricks and twists of parliament
tary law. Presidents Robert CALI
gan (Local 1881 and Ernest Black
local 754) came in for a good
deal of ribbing on their parliament
tary lapses and had to admit
even they often found the compli-
Gated rules and regulations slight
ly "confoozin'."
Members who have attended
these classes say its the most
profitable way to spend a Wednes-
day evening they've found yet.
Come and find out how to preside
at a meeting . who knows, may
be you, too, can be President,
, 1941-12-08
: FRIGDAIRE
As Good As His Word

We feel a little like a fellow named Bill Stebbms. At plain and
fancy cussing, Bill could give cards and spades to anybody in his
county.
On even the most ordinary occasions Bills conversation sneled Of
birthstone, and under provocaton-well, it's simply burned your ears
off.
One day, after the express had gone thru, when everybody and
his brother were coming down the steep hill from the station, Bill was
driving his team up with a load of White Star Orchards finest Al
berta peaches.
Half way up, the binder rope broke and every darn peach in
the load fell out and rolled down hill. Somebody yelled at Billiard
the women and kids, fingers in their ears, ran for shelter.
Bill hoped off the seat walked around back and looked every
thing over-let fy a mouthful of tobacco juice-took a reef in his
overals-and turning to the assembled citizens, said quietly:
Ladies and Gentlemen- know what you're expecting. But
honest. I'm not equal to the occasion!'
, 1941-12-08
Forms Available

Unemployed and part time
members of the plants in Dayton
who are interested in defense
training, are urged to secure the
survey forms available from all
stewards and fill them out at once.
We are firmly convinced that a
Training Within Industry program
viii be available to those workers
of Dayton who wish to secure this
training, and not at . too distant
future.
, 1941-12-08

workers tor Ien uluuSIy.
In the City of Dayton, where
priorities unemployment is rising
by leaps and bounds, practically
nothing is being done to replace
these people within defense work,
and worst of all, no training pro-
gram has been developed to quail
fly them for defense work when the
demand is necessary. Representa-
tives of the CIO on the various de-
tense training committees have
consistently urged that immediate
classes be established on blueprint
reading, the use of certain machine
tools and cages, and elementary
shop mathematics. From this class,
trainees could be transferred to
actual machine operation as quick
Iy as the facilities are found
, 1941-12-08
efficiency?

Three bosses to run a small tool
room. Inefficiency in high gear.
That seems to be the motto at
Morane Products! It may be that
we are doing the boys an injus-
tice. However, it looks to us like
it takes two men to watch one.
Which one is the question? Tell
us management, we will help you!
, 1941-12-08
Views
and
Reviews
- by
Arthur Z.
Garfield

Although most of us expected
war with Japan sooner or later,
the reality of our country under
brutal attack comes as a shock.
However, the circumstances which
brought about this mad adventure
by Japanese stooges of German
fascism, will unite the American
people as never before. Certainly
we can pledge right now that
there will be no stop to this fight
until Fascism is smashed.
X
Labor has never shirked its
duty in time of emergency, and
will not do so now when de-
mocracy is fighting for its very
existence. We have a job to do,
and as men and women, with the
ability and courage necessary to
the task, we will perform that
job to the highest degree.
X
We will remain calm, and de-
termined, in the performance of
our job. There will be no hysteria,
no panic, no wild emotionalism.
Every member will be alert to
see that there is no sabotage, or
unnecessary hating of production.
Horse play will have to be for
gotten about for the duration.
Scrap must be reduced to q mini
num-. Production of defense ma
terials must be increased to the
highest possible efficiency.
We are in a battle to preserve
our unions, living standards,
our American Way of Life. The
Nazi- Fascist barbarians will learn
how dearly we love our demo-
cratic institutions. The time is
here for Labor's sincere desire
to cooperate with industry and
government, for national defense,
to be accepted without reserva-
ton.
, 1941-12-08
MOraine Products

Called to our attention is an
other important matter! Is there
a clause in our contract that calls
for one man to do two mems
work? One of the many foremen In
the tool room seems to think that
he has the authority to order such
work done. Three foremen, to
watch one man do two mems
work. It don't add right
, 1941-12-08

The Training Within Industry Program in Dayton has reached a
low point For more than two months a continuous flow of appeals
for training have been received by the Local Headquarters of the CLIO,
and all that can be told these sincere workers is that nothing has been
developed vet. Other cities in Ohio with a less acute training program,
are operating for. educational facilities "a hours a day to prepare
, 1941-12-08
MGR
Ae4
AND
@oA~94

Listen to the E1U brag about the
raise in your rate, but what good
will that do If they don't raise the
prices?
, 1941-12-08

Creamer says the ETU is not
afraid of the CLIO, but what
makes them so pale around the
giIIs, and why don't they work
o little more?
, 1941-12-08

Well we see that one department
got on day work so our story in
the news must have some good
in it. Now let's see If some more
Of lie can get 1t.
, 1941-12-08

We will give the EIU credit for
the bonus. They should get it for
working 3 years for it, but the
company had to make more profit
than it ever did in its history to
give it. Wonder how long it will
be until the next one? Boy the
representatives must have a lot of
work, for now they have dues col
lectors. Some fun.