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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-30
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. March 29 tUP) -
broadened public participation in
the grain market boosted prices
sharply today all deliveries Of
wheat. corn and soy beans adyanc-
ed TO new seasonal peaks before
offerings developed in enough vol
ume TO satisfy the demand.
Wheat finished at the bet levels
of the day and showed net gains
OF - TO 3A Corn was up ! = 10
~ oats up y TO =, rye up + to
~, and soy beansup So 10 34s.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Mar. % (CP)-
Stocks declined slightly this morn
ing in a dull session on the Los
Angeles Exchange. Two issue were
up, four were down and TX were
unchanged. Volume was approx
mately 5000 shares.
Pacific Indemnity, 40 off Z Sou-
thern California Edison pct, 29s
up n: Southern Pacific 92s off = !;
eRpublic Petroleum, 1.4O unchanged
Union Oil 13 off Is; MenascO 2is
unchanged; Solar Aircraft 3 off Il
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-30
Tennis Club TO
Play on Coast

Fl Centre tennis club Saturday
prepared to leave Ior San Bernar-
dino where the valley meters will
meet the strong San Berdo tennis
club in II matches Sunday.
Sixteen players will make the
trip, according to Bill Maxwell.
tournament manager.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-30
HOCKEY TEAMS CLASH

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Mar 90 CUP)-
The San Diego Rowing club and
University of Southern California
clash tonight in the semi finals of
the California Ice Hockey associa-
tlon tournament. The Troians
SWamped University of California
at Los Angeles to 2 yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-30
PARMELEE REPORTS

SAN FRANCISCO, March 80.
lUP)-Pitcher Roy Parmelee re-
ported to the San Francisco Seals
today and will go to Boyes Hot
Springs with the club Monday to
90 some intensive training. The
seals met the Philadelphia Athlet-
les in a doubleheader TODAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-30
MARITIME ACADEMY
EXAMS ANNOUNCED

SACRAMENTO, March %. (UP)
Competitive examinations will be
held June % for rs appointments
as cadets in the California mari
time academy, DR.. Walter F.. Dex-
ter. state superintendent of public
instruction, said today. Candidates
for the examinations mus have a
high school education or equivalent
and be between II and 25 years OF
age
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-30
RAIN DELAYS PREPS

FULLERTON, Cal, March 80.
(UP) - The Los Angeles Angels,
played only one inning in a prac-
tice game yesterday before rain
caught up with them. They slated
an exhibition against Pepper Mar
tins Sacramento club today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-30
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, Mar. % CUP) -
Hens. leghorns, - to 34 lbs 16c
hens, leigh 2rns, ga to lbs . 16c
40 over IDS. -.#.............. 16C
Hens. colored. TO 5iz lbs go. 22c
Hens, colored, 5lz lbs up go. 2lC
Broilers, over L. to i, lbs e.. 16c
Broilers, over I 2. to q, lbs. E. 19C
tryers, leghorn ? 12 TO 3 lbs. 16c
Fryers coIored 252 TO 3li lbs up 22c
FFyers' colored 3 y to Az lbs 23c
casters, colored a. lbs and up 23c
Old Roosters, colored ........ 13c
Old Roosters feghorn ....... 100
Ducklings, over 8 lbs. ..... 19c
Ducklings under ; lbs. ........ 1sc
ga ducks ................... .OSc
IouHg Geese .................. 15C
Capons, to 8 lbs. ........ csc
Sldgs, colored ..#.#.... ......... lac
CapOns, s lbs and up .......... 24c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-30
OAKS BREAK CAMP

NAPA, Calf, March 90. (UP)-
The Oakland Pacific Coast league
club broke camp today to return
to Oakland where the Acorns to-
morrow morning meet the Phila-
delphia Athletics.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-30
RAIN CANCELS GAME

SANTA MONICA, Cal, March %.
(UP)-The Hollywood Stars were
scheduled to clash with Portland
here today in an exhibition. Yes
terday the game between the same
two teams was rained out.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-30
4. a. GRAN

Los ANGELES, Mar. 29 UP) -
Feed Barley, bright .22H-1.27H
hallIng barley .......... $1.25-1 80
Soft Wheat milling :. -1.52k
Hard Wheat milling -1.52h
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-30
Advance Tickets
For Pirdte-Sox
Go Near SeIIout

The Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago White Sox who
have been battling each other around the grapefruit league
since grapefruit league play became part of spring
training, will wind up their 1941 exhibition schedule in
Ell Centre come Thursday and Friday of next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-30
The POST-pRESS
SPORTS
Podres Complete
Spring 1rainins
Grind i'm EI Centro

The San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast league their
spring training session in Ell Centre stadium completed
pulled stakes Friday night and departed for Lane Field,
San Diego
Manager Cedric bursts Padres are scheduled to meet
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-30
HPLS. FLAX FUTURES
r. a RANKS

Los ANGELES. Mar. 20 UP) -
Transamerica ............ 4k-l%
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28

while the younger child Is develop.
ing an inferiority complex as well as
an intense dislike for his bullying
big brother.
In Q case Of twins or where BROTH
ers or sisters are but year apart In
age, sympathetic friendship be.
tween them Is usually assured. But
where one child Is several years re-
moved in age from another, they
are worlds apart In their tastes and
abilities. The best parents can hope
for In such . case Is that they will
play together occasionally.
Children must play. An older
child or q younger child makes q
suitable companion only when
someone of ones own age group
cannot be reached. Under these cir
curnstances, q younger child will be
inclined to look with admiration
upon an elder brother or sister. and
the elder child will regard him with
q degree of kindness and toler-
ance. The adventure Of choosing
ones own friends, or belonging to o
world divorced from family ties, is
necessary to q child's social devel.
opment.
When Tommy and Robert reach
maturity. the three years between
them won't matter. but while they
are growing up the difference In
ages does. The only chance Of their
later becoming friends, In the true
sense Of the word, Is through pa.
rents understanding each child's
individuality and personal needs
now.
It Is vital to happy family life.
that children learn to live together
as brothers and sisters instead Of as
"playmates." Before they can be-
come friends, they must have sym.
pathy and respect for each other.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28
Beauty Tips

QUESTION: MY skin u % hope-
lessly dry and rough ] DO not knob
Uhot to do about Il. I use lots o.
cream on my face and haze q good
foundation. 80 I c0n manage 70
keep that looking J0trly iDeu. Thot
on my hands and body u 0lap1ts
rough ana scoling of. Ny el6o1cs
and knuckles are especially trouble.
some. Sometimes thsy haUe opoH
cracks and bleed. 10 there 0nvthtHo
! can DO? -Dtstreseod"
After your bath. dry thoeouShN
and smooth . lotion Containing
1auoline or . good sll.puSpoee
cream over your ent1re body. AVOID
undue exposure 70 sun @ W106.
For the knucklos and elbows. warm
cuticle oil. olive Or sweet ou IN .
small pan ana soak the &oup0.
chappod areas IN thlS for AVE- MIN.
utes or %. This treatment q boot
taken ct night when you con Hoof
long sleevod pajamas e 1l0a3
and cotton 'gjovos % the o0 yW
remain GA - long - poqolhlo.
Have . el1eck.up b. your ooe1og -
sec Il . change n Diet m1gat 1et
Improve The oeneral skin eoo4-
ton.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28
Swingster Byrne
Tootles a Hot
Trombone
By TALBOT LAKE

GIVING Is an all-consumins ad-
- diction Of many Of the younger
generation. 1t Is rapidly being
thought Of seriously by older peo-
pie. who gather to hear. Bobby
Byrne and his orchestra at the
PENNSYLVANIA Hotel In New York
City. The Pennsylvania happens to
be one Of the spots the younger
generation has selected to worship
the great god swing. There they
often stop dancing. cluster around
the leaders podium. and listen.
Byrne Is close to their hearts
because he plays q trombone with
q sweet melodious holiness IN q
style that Is their own, and be-
cause hes In their age class. Byrne
IL only "a. yet he leads . big band.
This swing master halls from
Detroit, where his father Clarence
Byrn Is head Of the musical de-
partment at Cas- Technical High
School. His mother, also . musi-
clan, taught him his scales when
ne was scarcely three. Byrne 10
really talented, for he has absolute
pitch and also plays the piano.
lutte, piccolo. drums and cello.
When the Dorsey Brothers. Jimmy
and Tommy. played Detroit. they
heard young Byrne lead the Cas-
Tech band. Both were impressed.
When the Dorseys split, young
Byrne accepted an offer from
and Joined up with him.
Up to that time. Byrne knew
about swing. He had to
gain his knowledge Of 1t sub rosa
In q beer garden. He played In .
ballroom In Detroit for six weeks
before he heard from Jimmy.
Later. the youthful impresario
out on his own and be.
came Q big name" band.
Life for the leader Of q big name
band isn't any cinch. He must re-
main In the graces Of . very dckle
and changeable public. He u limit
ed In the places where he can play,
for there are Just so many hotels,
dance halls and night clubs which
can pay his price and hold crowd
of the size needed.
Byrne u q blond, blue-eyed kid.
who married Patricia Farrell Of
Fort Worth. Texas, when his band
was playing at the Fort Worth
Hotel, which her father manages.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28
Too Much Indulgence

II induisent husbands pay bills
with o u t grumbling, extrsvaSant
wives have no incentive for being
anything but extravagant. AZ long
a. the bills are paid, It u no ones
business but their own. However.
when children are involved, It's DIFF.
fereut. Fortunes take wings, and
often leave an over.indulged. TIRE
sponSible child with no defense
against the demands Of the world.
observation-disclosures Is anything but
q kindness to the child. who, when
grown, Is exposed to new and bewil-
dering oblieation which nothing IA
his training has prepared him 70
meet. The least we can do u to train
our children to be responsible citi-
1ens.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28

The families who run into debt
are those who have no system for
taking care Of hxed expenditures.
like insurance or taxes or interest.
They are the families In which no
provision Is made for regular q.
lowances for the children. Instead.
they hand out ten cents here, .
quarter there. not realizing that
these carelessly distributed funds
make q considerable total at the
end Of the month.
A child should be taught the value
Of money. and handing out small
sums on request isn't the way 70 10
It. Much better allow each child Q
stipulated weekly sum, no matter
how small. Then insist that they
keep their movie, candy and soda
expenses within 1t. &
Don't be silly enough 70 think
that these restrictions are hard On
the child, or that you are doing him
q kindness BY giving him everything
he wants. You definitely are not.
You're bringing him UP without any
practical ideas Of spending or saw.
ing, and you're undermining what
ever sense Of responsibility he may
have BY nature.
Women, on the whole. are more
careful with money than men. Not
that there aren't spendthrifts
among women but, taken BY and
large. the wives Of men whose sai.
aries are low are more to Do trusted
with the family funds than are the
men. Every family has It's own ideas
and It's own methods Of conducting
It's affairs. In the case Of newlywedS.
It takes time to discover whether it,
the wife or the husband who has the
greater money-stretching power.
Whoever has the handling Of the
family funds. he or she must be far.
sighted and must devise some syS.
tenn to provide for the charges that
are as fixed Is the stars In the
heavens.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28
Daily Sunlight

The natural preventive and cure
y direct sunlight each day. II the
climate r such that he can be ex-
poood 70 sunlight each day, he will
not develop ricketts,. This u not
|: poGGlble IA northern climates. Sum
HIT which Is Uttered through win
S60W glass = deficient In the most
heA1khful rays.
Graduated exposure to the light
'&t q good ultraviolet lamp Is ade-
\ uAte but expensive. Cod liver oil
II the best and most economical
Inn Of treatment. Giving cod liver
x0(1 70 a expectant mother Is good
sreoCtico and nourishes the unborn
o1alld 60 well.
a baby born In winter or fall
q hc1ld receive from Ave to ten
1fops q good oil q day, beginning
oe tWo wrecks Of age. This should
ID Increased TO one teaspoonful by
~ weeks and about two teaspoons.
IN by three months. It Is con-
1nued till at least two years Of
Vitasnin . u the essential vita
nm. but vitamin A u also needed.
aeeo ore now q number Of prep
f0ko1oono Of concentrated oils that
~ fortified By the addition Of
g ooeoto). e can even be obtained
: ~ onpOuloD or tablets. Fresh milk
GGW being fortified with vitamin
~ 4 contains 400 U.S.P. units
D31amln D to the quart Il u
1ate % prevent ricketts,.
%opocated and condensed milk
ID toytitlod IN the same way. I
1yD alWAys felt that . little cal.
- lnetate added was very help
~ put our confidence In cod
- OIL and some form Of sum
epost to insure sound frame work
~ oeeady musclee.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28
Muscular Weakness

There 10 often so-called pot belly
ana general muscular weakness.
AM o. Ill Of these deformities may
b present or only ono or two.
Th1v do not usually attract atten.
Han TN the child begins to walk
u Git tp. II IS more prevalent IN
tho cities among the poorer classes.
Vhoge Door food and little sunlight
pfUvai1. Yet Il Il common among
3he Well-to-do.
infants who are artificislly fed
Ato moro apt to develop ricketts,.
Premature infants are especially
susceptible. but few children do
net chow some signs Of ricketts,.
l1pocially those who grow rapidly.
The disease frSt appears be.
tween the ages Of SIX to eighteen
M0nthS. We now know It u due
. . lack Of vitamin p. and indi-
oat0 . calcium phosphorus i'm
ho1onco, caused by insufficient ex-
D6Olre 70 sunlight. particularly
0iR1ne the winter months. Tho
\ GlDooso Ia not dangerous to life
nNd most cases recover. Even bad
6ozoe1nities tend TO correct them.
sooaves after the period Of rapid
growth u past.
opaans and pneumonia are seri-
oao complications. Is well - gas.
txo.1ntostinal distresses. A typical
eooo q ricketts, shows some very
6e0nito symptoms early. The baby
= restless, frequently turning its
hoad nom side to side. It 10 fretful
and dos not want to be picked UP,
oGpocially under the arms. He Is
$e9Y irritable: the head sweats
prolusely. often soaking his pillow
during = short nap.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28
Fashions for
Men
BY BARCLAY SWAIN

IN SHOES we believe that style
. should take second place. Com
fort and health come first. If mar
row toes are being worn for looks
and you have a broad foot, you are
q nit-wit to jam your feet into
such shoes. You don't break In
your shoes, remember. You break
in your feet.
We came across something
totally new In shoes. These differ
from all others because they have
q plastic innersole. You select q
pair Of shoes, which look like the
conventional types, and they they
are put on q special heating ma
chine which bakes them for about
five minutes at a temperature Of
$50 to 800 degrees. The plastic in
nersole becomes soft and pliable
and you put them on. You walk
around the shop for 100 steps and
the innersole molds itself precisely
to the bottom Of your foot.
The result is remarkable, for you
have q perSonalized shoe. suitable
only to your feet. Automatically
the shoe builds up support for your
arch where 1t needs It. II you grow
heavier. or your feet change, re-
heating the plastic irnersole will
permit q new impression. What's
more, one foot always differs from
the other and the plastic inner
soles take care Of that. You don't
depend on q filter because you ball
ance the arches by hydraulic &C.
ton based on Pascal's law Of phys
les.
From the style angle, We like
these shoes because they haven't
that clumsy corrective look. There
Is plenty Of toe-room without the
impression that ones shoe were
designed by naval architects. We
saw them In brogues, wing tips,
plain dress and sports models.
Men have many false notions
about shoes. We learned that they
are worse than women In de-
handing smaller sizes and narrow
er widths than they should wear.
As they grow older, they hate to
believe their feet grow wider be-
cause they have added weight.
Those shoes with holes punched
In them for summer ventilation
are nonsense. The circulation OF
your blood will take away the heat
from your feet. All the holes do IL
TO let In dirt. Very thin, very light
shoes, touted for summer wear
and coolth. do Just the opposite.
The thin soles let In the baking
heat OF the pavements and 50 do
the uppers. Strange as IL seems,
the heavy soled shoe Is the best
bet In summer.
Men are told that heavy soled
shoes Of the sunboat type are for
country wear. the thinner soles are
for the city. Exactly the reverse Il
true. The thick sole Is grand pro-
lection against the pavement. In
the country. when one walks on
the earth. Il Il good for the feet 70
have q thin sole and to feel IL.
Such walking Is q Joy. A thin soled
bluchey rnoccasin Is a smart and
useful shoe In the country.
We recommend those cotton I'm
presnated soles with q hidden
wedge across the arch for country
wear. Oil the uppers for wet
weather and dew. Grand foe
knockabout wear.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28

you Work VIII
are Is immac-
ula0 - y o U
yourself hope
to bel
The makers
Of 20 ur cos
m Q tics are
careful to keep
tn EN- CT e Q n
and germ-free
not on ly In
inc process OF
manufacture
b U ( in tn z
p . G X q ing,
sealing and re-
snA13no until
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28

degrees F. 10 minutes or until
brown. Chill before serving.
Vanilla Wafer Pie Crust
Roll enough vanilla waters to
make "a cup Of crumbs. Cut enough
vanilla waters In halves to stand
around edge Of pie plate. Cover
bottom Of plate with crumbs, and
I'LL In spaces between wafer halves.
RASPBERRY PARFAIT
2pints raspberries
l cup sugar
teaspoons lemon juice
zegg whites
Pinch Of salt
I cup heavy cream, whipped
Wash raspberries. and force
through sieve with "a cup sugar
and the lemon Juice. Beat egg
whites, to which salt has been
added, until stiff but not dry; add
remaining sugar. tablespoon at
q time. beating thoroughly after
each addition. Fold this merinsue
and the whipped cream into rasp.
berry mixture: blend thoroughly.
Put into freezing tray and freeze
2 to 3 hours. Serves 6.
RED.RAsPBERRY JELLY
cups red raspberry juice
7la cups sugar
1 bottle fruit pectin
To prepare Juice. crush thor.
ouehly or grind about quarts
fully ripe raspberries. Place In
jelly cloth or bag and squeeze out
Juice. Measure sugar and juice into
large saucepan. and mix. Bring to
q boil over hottest fire, and at once
add bottled fruit pectip. stirring
constantly. Then bring to q full
rolling boil and boil hard "A min
ute. Remove from FIRE. skim, and
pour quickly. Parafin at once.
Makes about IL medium glasses.
RED.RASPBERRY ICE CREAM
cup red raspberTies
3 tablespoons sugar
I can liquid ice.cream ni1
4 cup milk
1 cup cream, whipped
Crush rsspberries and force half
Of them through sieve to remove
seeds. Combine oil faspberYies,
and add sugar. Empty can Of liquid
ice-cream mix into bowl. Add milk
gradually. stirring until blended.
Fold In cream and raspbeIrtes.
Turn into freezing tray Of auto.
matte refrigerator. setting control
for coolest freezing temperature.
Stir after f1rst u hour Of freezing.
Pressing time: ga to . hours.
Makes ia pints.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28

len. knock knees, pigeon breast,
curvature Of the spine. square head
Of nat on one side. II baby Is al
lowed 20 lie In one position. Also.
We and enlarged and persistent
SOFT spots In the head. or enlarge.
ment Of the heads Of the ribs.
where they connect with the breast
bone, referred to as the rosary"
and 3 rachitic enlargement Of the
bones Of the wrist.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28

cost Of living, one needs either "a
augmented income or Q calculated
method Of apportionins II. One
hears less Of budgets than when
budgettng flrst came into fashion.
but we never had greater need for
budgets than Ut the moment. Only
by saving . certain portion Of ones
weekly or monthly income. can one
hope TO be able to meet various pay.
Ineuts when they fall due.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28
COLDER REFRioERAroRs

Be sure TO leave sufficient space
between the walls Of the refrigsra-
tor and the dislles 10 holds to al.
low free circulation Of cold air.
II u the continual circulation Of
cold sir through IN electric re-
fyiserator that preserves your
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28
Keep Beauty
Clean, Too
By JACQUELINE HUNT

OFTEN girls who are fussy
about their personal ap.
pearance give themselves
away by an inspection Of their
dressing tables and beauty
equipment. Chris who and main.
tanning their freshness . never.
ending chore should check them.
selves on this detail. You can't do
the best by yourself. unless the tools
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28

m0nerS loed.
s h z W q n t 3
them to grow
up as friends.
insists ey
play together.
r o b er t who
has playmates
Of his own Is.
{ h re ore /.
obliged to take
the youngster
wherever h e
goes. Needless
to say, he Is
e on 8 I q n tly
finding "a u ] t
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28
When Buying Raspberries,
Choose Them Carefully
BY JUDITH WILSON

THE raspberry held In the highest esteem by all food con-
noisseurs thble shaped berry, In red purple
and black with variety ranking the foremost deli
cacy them All raspberrie however. make superb des
sers eles jams because all have the delightful
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28

bright Sunnght
the year round
cannot prevent
Il.
Rickets ! S
{ h a I peculiar
con dttion in
growing chill
dren In which
any or all OF
the b o n e S OF
the b o d y be-
come soft and
b en- d easily.
The muscular
structure also
suffers. The re-
~..2Aa ~eA ham
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28
Children Rarely
Playmates If
Ages Differ

BY JANE HERBERT COWARD
EIVE-YEAR.OlD TOMMY u a.
1 ways tagging along after hi
eisht-year-old brother Robert
Neither child likes the ARRANGEMENT
or Is happy under It. Rather Il 4