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Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08

Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Neff of San
Diego have moved into one of the
Cook houses.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08
Body Of Woman
Taken from Lake

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, May 8 CUP)
The body of an attractive 30
year-old woman, found floating in
Sunset Lake, was identified today
as Hildreth Weidenfeller, whose
last known address was 1445 North
Thompson Ave, Glendale, Calf.
The Identification was made thru
a civil service application filed with
the federal government in Glen
Gale in 1887. The woman was wear
ing a white gold wedding ring en-
graved pm. to H.W." and carry
ing apparent date of the wedding,
Feb. %, 1941.
Investigators said the body bore
&c marks of violence and that death
apparently was caused by drown
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08
Shorts for Gobs
New u. 5. Fashion

WASHINGTON, May 8 (UP) -.
Shorts for working sailors and ray
on neckerchiefs, instead of silk, are
among the navy's latest fashion
notes.
Secretary of Navy Frank Knox
disclosed white working shorts are
peing worn on vessels operating out
OF Hawaii and in the Asiatic fleet.
Ihey are not worn in port.
Rear Admiral Ray Spear, chief
OF the bureau of supplies and ac-
courSts, said experiments are being
made with black neckerchief con-
tanning rayon instead of silk. The
rayon neckerchief is undergoing an
aOuse test to determine it's wear
Ing quality.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08
War Dept Urges
Flood Control Job

WASHINGTON, May UP) -
The war department today recon-
mended to congress completion of
flood control facilities in the Sac
ramento Valley, Calf, at cost of
$10,500000.
Maj. Gen. j. L. Schley, chief of
engineers, said that much valuable
land and considerable urban area
is subject to flood damage. Flood
control facilities totaling $71 100000
have been constructed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08
Ariz. Farm Price
Advances Reported

PHOENIX, May 8 CUP)- Arizona
farm product prices advanced gen.
orally during the 30-day period end
ing April Is, it was disclosed to-
day by the federal agricultural
marketing service.
Higher prices were recorded for
short cotton, small grains, cotton
seed, meat animals butter, poultry
products, alfalfa seed, potatoes and
horses.
Slight price declines developed for
Egyptian cotton, retail milk and
hay. Bean and wool prices remain
ed unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08
COURT MARTIAL SLATED
FOR NAVY FLIERS

WASHINGTON, May CUP) =
Secretary of Navy Frank Knox said
today that court martial will try
two navy flyers whose plane killed
an Alabama woman recently. A
seVen-man court martial will con-
vene in Pensacola. Fla, May Is. he
said, to consider the charges against
Ensigns Joseph c. Thomson and
Paul G. Brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08

Bill Binder of Los Angeles spent
the weekend with his parents and
family. He returned Sunday eve
ning. 1t was his first opportunity
10 visit with his brother, julius,
who is recovering from an acci-
dent. julius recently returned from
spending several years in Honolulu
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08

alllnouSe, Ronnte NetZley, Billy
Fairchild, Kay Stooksberry, Trudy
Hoage, Wilma Hoage, and Dorothy
Hoage. Mothers present included
Mrs. Wilma Smith, Mrs. Byron
Netzley, Mrs. C. Reagan, Mrs. Clar-
ence Fairchild, and Mrs. Harry
johnson. Refreshments were serv-
ed and games were played.
Mrs. M. Denham, mother of Mrs.
John Briggs, returned to Ell Centre
Sunday where she is resting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. M. H.
Gavin. Mrs. Denham's condition is
somewhate improved.
Mrs. Frank Gardner returned to
her home Saturday from Fontana,
California where she has been
visiting her daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Mort.
Mrs. E. Dickert of San Jacinto is
visiting her son and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Van D. Ingle Sr Mrs.
Dickert is on her way to Arkansas
To visit her sister.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Den
zil Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Terrence, and Joe Martin enjoyed
fishing trip to Moreno dam. Five
limits of bass were caught.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Winters of
Meloland were callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Barnes Sunday.
Mrs. M. Dewey enjoyed a visit
from her daughter and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Griffith, and
daughter, Charlcie. of Soutllgate,
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith are
on a trip which will include Tucson,
Blythe and Palm Springs, as stop
ping places.
rem were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arvel Huling.
Wesley, Vyvyan, and Paul Rich
ard Porter were weekend guests of
the Earl Osborne family of Mclo-
land.
Cater Miller O Reedley, Califor-
mia arrived in Heber Tuesday.
Mrs. Loretta Waltrip is a patient
at the Valley hospital in Holtville,
where she has been on duty,
Mrs. G. E. Fairchild has received
word that her mother, Mrs. Hattie
Gebbart, of Huntington Park has
been very ill. Mrs. Gebbart visited
her daughter week ago last Sum-
day.
Mrs. Rex Smith and son. Gary,
who have been staying with her
mother. Mrs. Edith Bruton, for
some time left for San Diego Sat-
urday to join her husband who is
working there.
ANi oAio VtOouiO" SICNChe
ger, former Heberites now living in
Riverside, California, visited friends
and relatives in Heber Sunday.
Mrs. Al Vierhus of Calexico was
Heber visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Neff visited
friends in San Diego Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van D. Ingle Jr.
and Mrs. Van D. Ingle Sr. ira
yelled to Long Beach last Saturday
where they visited Mrs. Ingle Jr.'s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Cheser,
and other friends. They returned
to Heber Sunday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08

John Carroll, postmaster of CAL
exico, mas announced the dedication
of the new postoffice will take place
Saturday May 10 at 2 pm.
Earl Roberts, in charge of pro-
gram, expects Congressman Ed lac
to be present and speak.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08
NAVY CONTRACT LET

WASHINGTON, May 8 CUP) -
The navy today awarded a 100000
contract to C. C. Moore and Co.,
San Francisco, for improvement of
the Mare Island Navy Yard Power
plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08
Leo Watts Taken
ToL. A. Hospital
CAtEXfCO NOTES

Leo Watts was taken to Los An
geles Friday afternoon for an en-
ergency operation. Mrs. Watts ae-
companied him to the hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08
Friends Of George Farmer Enjoy Dance.
Barbe ecue at Housewarmino Partv
HEBER NOTES

Last Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs.
George Farmer invited their friends
to a housewarming, dance, and
barbecue. All were taken on tour
of inspection of the new home first
and then proceeded to the Heber
skating ring where the dance and
the barbecue were held. Refresh
ments including barbecued beef,
pork and lamb were served to the
500 guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Stooksberry
enjoyed surprise visit from Mrs.
Stooksberry'S niece and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Nice of Oak
land Sunday. Mr. Nice, who is a
state motorcycle officer, has been
transferred to the Los Angeles re-
gion where he will take up his du-
ties in the immediate future.
Earl Osborne of Meloland was a
Heber visitor Tuesday.
1ary Paul is the name that Mr..
and Mrs. Arvel Huling have chosen
for their new son born recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Neff of San
Diego have moved into one Of the
Cook houses.
Miss Caroline johnson was host
ess to several friends Friday after
Noon at har fourth l,;rtl,do,, ,,o,&.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-08

Miss Caroline johnson was host
ess to several friends Friday after
noon at her fourth birthday party
held at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson. Those
present were: Ray Smith, Sharon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Cromwell Miss and Tacoma Military
Aide Wed at Candlelighi Service
Flora Somuelson and Lieut. John
Mccormick OF Tacoma Are Morried

Tuesday afternoon for a no host.
ess" meeting Mrs John Whit
more viii speak on Colonial Gar.
dsns- and the roll call will be an.
swered by A New Rose
Gig H,reor local Of washington
Old Age Pension union will meet
Saturday a. Junior rreshyter,r
church at lso ? m
Guest. EnterssIned
Guests AZ the Lotr home al
Neod-Lo Beach recently were Or
and Mrs o NJ. Clay Of Warren
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ". Woodruff. Mr.
and Mrs. y. r Bare and son
Johnnie. OF Tacoma. and Mrs A
NJ. Mitchell and Mrs. Lola Rust OF
Seattle.
Rosedale club honored Mrs
Glen Settler at a shower Tuesday
I ~ AAS holHr VI MI y
Harry Frazier In Tacoma. Mrs
Settler was formerly Mise Digs
Jensen, daughter of Mrs. Sorer
Jensen OF Rosedale.
State Patrolmsn Graham Nc.
Donald has been transferred "a
Spokane and Mr. and Mrs Nc
Donald left this week TO make
their home there.
Murray Hit OF Rremerton was
guest at the Mcdonald home a,
Rosedsle Wednesday.
Luncheon Hostesses
Mrs. Mary Dillon and Mrs. HUI
dab Smith will be hosteases at the
/ o'clock dessert luncheon OF the
Amateur Garden club Tuesday
Luncheon will be followed by a
study hour in charge of Mrs. Vim
cent Skansie. Members are asked
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Greeks Deny
Plane Offer
urned Down
" ASHINGTON-Grrtl

NASHINGToN-Greek officials
said here they had not refused 80
American fighting planes. II was
all a misunderstanding
Secretary Of the Navy Frank
Knox revealed that the navy had
offered 10 give Greece the 80
Grammar fighting plane, now
aboard the aircraft carrier Wasp.
but that the Greeks. wanting
newer and faster craft, did no,
accept them.
OF course we have not re-
fused said Minister Counselor
George 6 Depasts Of the Greek
legation. There must be some
misunderstanding. We are merely
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
The Stork
BROUGHT to

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. carovsno.
Sill SO Pine St. Jan. IL, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel c. Keffler.
FARMLAND, Jan. 10, m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Richter.
313 So. l. st. Jan. 3. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. J. Caliwss
407 No. l. st, Jan. 7, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman y. Mathi.
son. 1888 so. Cedar st, Jan /. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Leroy
Ruston. ISIS Ia. X St. Jan. ..
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salem A. Nourse.
us No. G st. Jan. Q, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Joe
Corey. 1902 so. C st. Jan. 1. son.
Mr.. and Mrs Hal Boggs. olym-
pia, Jan. .. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. l. Webster
1914 So Ferry $! Jan. 7, dsuEh-
ter
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob. e. Wilson
1905 No. 18TH at, Jan. q. 1sugn-
ter
] Mr.. and Mrs Asnford A Miller.
/ Rainier. Jan. 4. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron g. west
noreland. 30z No. Yakima ave,
Jan. 5. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton l. Niles.
37i2 No. path st. Jan. 8. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick X.
Mitchell. Buckingham apts.. Jan
II. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dempsey.
sl5 So. Yakima ave. Jan. 2.
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Burke,
s0lz 50. Montgomery ct. Jan 8.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray o. Wat
son. South Bend. Jan. 3. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold 8. Fin
stuen, At r. $50 st. Jan. 5.
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Norbert J. Hsr-
rison. s13 Z. Harrison st. Jan. 4.
daughter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Clyde Knowles Is Part Elephant.
So Visitor al Jail Is Locked Up

While some q the eight deputy
shsriffs who tired 10 arrest n
Hanson % sumner hre. Saturday
nights ago stood BY srinning. Han
sen not grinninKl walked into ths
county sail Thursday afternoon
charged with hrins drunk and dis-
orderly.
Hanson, st-vesr-old millworkef.
~ Route Rox rs. sumner. sss
soher ard orderly When jsiled. but
urd,rsherift Clyde Knowles re-
fused n forget Tire nisht ~ Jan
IA
About q o'clock hat night state
nsirnl headquarters issued . rot
call for all the shsriffs men avail
able % rush n N. William Han
son place near he county farm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

Knowles ard deputies found state
patrol officer. already On IRE
scene. but Hansen had taken 70 the
brush On enc side u the house and
Mr.. Hanson. Fepors~fiy running
from him. had gone the othsr wsy.
only tire fsth<r-in-isw remained.
knowles said 10 warn that Hansen
might shcct. Ard point cat tns
damage already done
Ceasdst Fysa Mas
After beating the brush . While.
ire officers isft with their unused
guns and tear gas. M, decided -
take along seeut 500 wcrss ~
Hsnscns ssfns In case he returned
n the neuss IN eeilissrert mcod
that nigh,
Thursday afternoon Hanson
walked into the sheFiffs office and
ssid calmly: I came for my Guns :
And what's ycur name - asked
Knowles. .. =. on. % you're Han
son.
knowles Dcess't Forget
You know. I called out eight
men with twc cars for you that
night and we we're told you were
= pretty dangerous man. We put
that kind II people In jail and
that's exactly what Tn going 10
do Ia you
Maybe YOU think Ne forget
those things Well. Tn part ele-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

10 bring their seed estalogs. The
roll call win be answered by nam
ing . tree mentioned in the
Bible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dali~,t Of
Bremerton were guests this week
Of Mrs. Jos. Gonyea and Mrs. y.
B. rreutv.
Gig Hsrbor spor,smsn's club
will hold It's annual venison din.
ner Tuesday at p m at the Lions
den Dinner will he followed ny
showing Of motion pictures Of
Alaskan wild life Executive com
mittee in charge of arrangements
IL r. c. Paulson. ]. Taylor. y X.
Nayson. Howard Austin. Lee
Thrash. Oak Jodholm and Clyde
winnsy. Tickets may he obtained
from any msmb~r OF the com.
mittes.
Howard Powell, who has been in
Ellensburs. 10 visiting with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Powell of Burnley.
Mrs. Hics, mother Of Mrs Glenn
Moore, returned 10 her home in
Nevada this week after spending
the winter with her daughter and
family at Burnley
Junior Herbert visited his rela-
tives In Burnley this week. Herbert
il employed on a newspaper IN IA.
lem. Ore.
Samuelson- Met ormiek Rites
Flora Samuelson. daughter OF
Mrs. Marie Samuelson OF Crom-
well. and Lieut.. John Kenneth
Mccormick of Tacoma were mar
RED at an impressive candlelight
service at Emmanuel Lutheran
church. Cromwell. by Rev. A. j.
knutzen Wednesday evening. The
bride wore white satin with train
veil fastened with q coronet OF
white satin and pearls. and carried
bouquet Of pink rose buds and
white carnations. Capt. ". y
MeLain was best man
Matron Of honor was Mrs Clsr-
ence Fuchek, sister Of the bride
Other attendants were Mrs Martin
Samuelson and Mrs. II. MoLsin.
Music was provided by Harvey r..
Mater and Miss lorraine Midtsstre.
who sang Because and Al
Dawning." A guard OF honor WA
FORMED by captain and five
iieutenants. A reception In the
church parlors followed the cere-
mony. the collation. table conferred
with the brides cakr and tall ia
pers and daffodils. The cake was
cut with . saber by the groom
Serving were Mrs. Jason Graham
and Miss Mary Ross, assisted by
Mrs. Herbert Ssslem. Mrs. Robert
Wetmore. Miss Nellie Ross and
Miss Adele Larson Mrs. Bestrics
Fosness had charge Of the gift'
and Mrs. Stang OF the guest book
The bride was . graduate Of the
Gig Hsrbor high school. After the
wedding trip the couple will make
/ their home in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

GIG HARBoR-Th Home Econ
omies club will meet Wednesday
AT the home Of Miss Betty Quis-
torff at Rosedsle The talk on
Careers for Women BY Margaret
Gould. postponed from last meet.
inE will b. given al this time
The Townsend club wiil hold It's
next meeting al St Nicholas hall
Tuesday at So m Thomas Latte
Of Seattle will be speaker.
Peninsula Garden club will meet
at the home Of Mrs Emmett Ross
waiting for an answer from the
Government
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
MANUFACTURERS
TESTED RECIPES

s.vosy NEAr iosv
IN. ground lean beef
~ ground lean veal
tsp. salt
, ':c I ssrs'ss .,s.
tsp. afv mustard
CUP. Roman Neai p.rias.
Mix meat and ses.onins nss, esss
until .tiff and add 20 meat. add
Roman Meal peffidss snap into
loaf and place IN loaf pan thai has
heen Creased and lined sith otied
paper Cover ARD hsks In sies oven
1900 des for hours MsS NJ served
hot or sllced cold
Nn,.s comS
I medium esien. shsppef rrstr
- green reppef. chopped fnsit
Tablespoons butter
I IN srouna beef
M. . ~sn shels kernel esss
/ m.si"m ran p.,n, cream ss To-
msio soup ~ eursi
7 teaspoon sugar
I teaspoon ssif
. tablespoons flour blended with
2 Tablespoon foia water
cook onion ard sresn paper In
/ irving pan with butter for 4 minutes
E A0U InrHt aH1 AAA1N ~ UNUNn WI
stirring frequently Add corn. soup
sugar and snlt simmer for about 10
minutes sfir In blended flour and
water. cook for . few minutes snd
then serve Toast points OF ui-
angles will make an sttsrtive sarnish
/ for this dish. This IL q very delight
ful luncheon or supper recipe serve
tossthsr with . MIXED fruit ~ ssss-
table salad.
CHOCOLATE cauun rvpp,sa
square. nnsweetsned chocolate
- rups ~ rsni s~eetsusd ran
densed mills
~ car dns arr Woii, ~e~A nv~sa
crumbs
rev rains sslt
Melt chocolate IN double boiisf
Add swsetsnsd condemned niih ana
stir over boiling water for five min
fire and ADD water. nisndins thru
oushiy Md fine airy Hollywood
Mead crumbs and few grains Of salt
servs plain Or with msrinsns serves
sin.
FROSTED COFFEE COOaigs
ssG unbeatsn
run bro~n sugar
v cup shortening
y cup hos Hills hsos. Coffee
~ cups Fishers Mend tieW
" teaspoon bshins powder
" teaspoon sods
- teaspoon cinnamon
- cup rss.ins
:. rup chopped nuts
ME BY Dreaming the shoftsnins
adding tho sugar snd bestsp ssg
/ Then adn the sifted dry ingredients
/ alternately with the coffee BAKE Ia
sheet ~ $50 degrees about a. 20
a.sN. a =.
/ powdered sugar icing shsn cool.
COASTS ARE SINKING
Parts Of The New England and
/ New Jersey eosstiinss are slowly
sinking. Al ths latter spot. II
sinks a. the rate Of two feet every
hundred years.
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plant
In spite - assurances from ecth
NJ and hrs Hsnscn that they nd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

waiting for an answer from the
government"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

Parts Of The New England and
New Jersey oosstiinss are slowly
sinking. Al ths latter spot. Il,
sinks AZ the rata Of two feet every
hundred years
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-05
College Girl to Face
no Severe Penalty For
Killing New Born Babies

San Diego, Cal, Sept. 5-AP-
Ann Marie Hansen will pay no
severe penalty for killing her two
children at birth and San Diego
State College is cleared Of any re-
sponsibility for the 23-year-old stu
dents act.
Superior Judge Edward Kelly
placed the unmarried mother, who
pleaded guilty to manslaughter in
the double staying, on 10 years
probation. Il cannot find It in my
heart to add to the burden Of this
girl-she has been punished
enough he said
Shortly before the probation
hearing ended Miss Hansen told
the court that sex lecture given
TO a college health education class
last spring had nothing to do
with my present predicament."
A report by County Psychiatrlst
H. F. Andrews. introduced earlier
in the hearing. quoted the young
woman as saying the lecturer, at
least by inference, had approved
trial marriages and extra-marital
sex relations and that this hal
tended 70 place her further of
guard"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-05
Woodruff School Assembly
Helps Orientate Children

The first assembly OF the year
was Thursday at Woodruff School,
the program being designed to
help children become oriented with
their new work. After the open
ing selection. America, by the
audience, Principal Floyd Smith
welcomed the new children and
spoke of the care OF the building
and the responsibilities entailed.
Miss Virginia Wielandy. in
charge OF safety patrol work, dis
cussed safety in the school, on
the street and in the home. Mrs.
Esther Fletcher told OF the work Of
the service squad and announced
the first meeting of the squad
members next Tuesday. Activi-
ties OF the student council were re-
viewed by Mrs. Mary DelafeFee
and she announced the first meet
ing for Wednesday.
Miss Edith Goyette, In charge OF
the library. announced the library
hours and invited the children to
the room. Hours are between
bells in the morning and noon and
from 8 TO 4 o'clock in the after
noon. Mrs. Amy Wilcox advised
children TO enter into hobby
group and Mrs. Luella Parsons
spoke about the part assemblies
will have in school life and an
nounced the next one for Thurs
day. There will be a speaker from