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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20
WESTM0RLAND
News NOTES

Tic Twice Told Tales Book club
met "wednesday night at the home
f Mis-. Clarence Walker and heard
Miss Esther irwin give an interest
ing review Of North to the Rime-
Hinged Sun" by Isobel HutchiSOn
This is a story of woman's adven-
lures III Alaska. Miss Irwin showca
some interesting pictures taken by
Villette Stehlin and Rose Marie
Zinkand during their summer trip
to Alaska. Guests of MIS-. walkers
iCr the evening were: Miss Villette
St2hlin, Miss Rose Marie Zinkand
Miss Helen Smith, Mrs. Pauline
RCutt, Mrs. Evelyn Beatty, Mrs.
+ O. Starr, Mrs. Tom Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strickland
went to San Diego Saturday on a
business trip.
,5s Kathleen McKillian and
Margaret McKillian who are now
employed in Los Angeles, were guests
this week at their parents home.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hamilton OF
Hollywood were recent visitors here
Mrs. F. 3. Dean has returned from
Long Beach where she visited her
son, who attends a military academy
there.
Mrs. Bob Vandivcr and small
daughter have returned from IndiO
where they have been visiting rcla-
tiVcS.
Harry KillingswOrth and family
are here visiting the O Ct. Killings
Worths. They have planned several
hunting parties while here.
Saturday was happy occasion
for little Diane CarOle OStrandel
when she celebrated her seventh
birthday. Ice cream and a lovely
decorated birthday cake was served
out on the lawn. FaVorS and balloons
added TO the merriment. Friends in
Yited to share the fun were: Jackie
Taylor. Karen Ann Burnett, Rheba
MisCr Norma Jane SaSScr, Caro-
Stacy, Wanda Powell Marjorie
Walker, Doris Ann Fox and Doris
Harvey.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20
More Thousands
Strike in Mines

Charecd that state troopers broke
the strike a. Gary ana discouraged
plcsCt.ne u .a&.h treatment Of r
UNIV moHber
A, Blrmnr6aas. Al. AGj Gen
NJ. Smith announced taat approXI-
mate.y one haH q TIE 300 Alabama
state guardSmen stationed here
would remain on duty TO preserve
order. Il needed While the res; O.
the force returned to their homes
ROWING PICKETS
Byron H Canon. secretary OF th'
Western Pennsylvania Coal Oper-
atOrS association. asserted the COM
nerclal mines were being closed by
roylng BANDS = pieketS from thl
Captives TIE association telegraph
ed President Roosevelt that II:
closed mines. io,alAne 80. We're in
nocent bystan6erS II the captive
mine controversy.
J. W. Coiiel. secretary Of TIE
Logan county. " Va. Coal Operat-
ors association. SaId operators felt
the UNIV had broken faith anC
that il has broken It's contract" by
permitting captive miners - ask
commercial mines 70 shut down.
John p. B9sareuo OF Pittsburgh.
vice president Of District No
UNIV. SAID union leaders had aban-
doned efforts 10 get commercial
miners back 70 work.
We are poWerleSs Al this time
TO Go anything" he said
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20
FBI Probes Groups
Encouraging Draft
Law Eyaders in U.S..

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 90 Up -
U, S District Attorney william
Flee; Palmer said today the fedora.
bureau CT investigation would i'll
yeSugate organizations who en-
courage defiance of the Selecuye
service act"
Palmer commented in cCnneCticl
with the case OF Henry Welty kuhns
OF RedlardS conscientious objector
under jail sentence for violation Of
the selectIye service act Kuhns re-
ceived vigorous support of Metho-
dist church officials.
Not only the local Methodists IL
one particular case, but all indiyI-
duals or groups who encourage Sc
fiance of the selectiye service act
are under scrutiny Ct the fo/ral
bureau Of investigation he said
with the guilty destined for prose-
cutlon by the United States depart
ment Of justice"
He said investigation was being
made Of the resolution adopted by
the Arizona California Methodist
church conference. charging mis-
carriage CT justice in the Kuhns
case because the youth was legiti-
mate conscientious objector
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20
Water Delinquency
T Per Cent Here
Continued from Page One

CONTINUED from Page One)
eteers Mayor Bob HattCn, Coun-
tilmen Wesley He'll and Bratton-
had completely disappeared since
Brattons retirement as street COM
missioner. The problem Of street
improvement, which caused the
split among the "musketeers was
mentioned only casually, when Hat
ton announced that special meet
ing CT the council would be held
Friday noon to receive final Woru
on approval or rejection from thc
state highway commission of the
city's plans TO pave about 30 blocks
here with city collected gasoline
tax money.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20
u. s. I onks Lead
British i'm Bottle
CONTINUED from Page One)

'COntlnueQ from Bdge One)
shortly.
There ma have been another
reason for the great emphasis which
LCndon is putting on the offensive
contrary to the usual British prac-
tice Of terse. uninformative state
meutS pending more definite results
The war on the eastern front :
picking up after 4 long period OF
lull due to bad weather and stub
born Russian resistance around Mos
COW and in the DOnetS basin.
GERMANS ADVANCE
The Germans said in general term
that they were making progress il.
greatly improved weather all alon3
the front. That was partly substan-
tiated by Russian reports, which
told of a German advance in the
vital Kalinin area north of Moscow
and acknowledged the loss OF kerch
in the eastern Crlmea.
All of these meager reports on
the eastern front developments IN
dicated that steady, costly battering
by German reserves may have ser
iously weakened the present Rec
army defenSes.
In this connection. the Germans
said they had air bombed Moscow
in daylight for the first time in
many weeks, indicating that the
position of the capital was becom-
ing more serious and that the Rus
sian aerial defense might be deterior-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20

Continued from Page Cne)
half-25, ,000-of the captive miners
work there were only 1900 OF 2O0J
active. These were employed 81 three
commercial mines al CniOn,own.
Lemont and Kelsterli.lo. but il was
considered notable that the mines
could operate in an area where the
captive shutdown was complete. AnC
despite heavy picketing IN the vic,n-
ity of the Gridstone, Red Lion. Kyle
and RNCO mines-all [ S. Steei
owned.
At Gary W Va. six mines of the
U s. Coal and Coke company work
ed todar in spite of the holiday
The men were offered work by the
company and, according to W. 7
Nunnally, president of the Indepen-
dent Associated Miners union. a
majority voted to work
A United Mine Worker spokesman
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20
CAFE OPENS UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT

The City Limits cafe, corner of
San Diego highway and Imperial
avenue in Ell Centro, recently &C
CURED a new manager, Bill karallis.
The place was modernized and new
barbecue equipment installed. kar-
allis has lived in Imperial Valley
for a long time.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20
Hertford Champion
Sells for Thousand

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 20. up
Sales Of champion livestock OPEN
ed new phase 0. activity at the
Grand National livestock exposition
yesterday The first sale transfer
red ownership of C B @. champion
Domino, Hereford champion. from
c. B. @. rancn. Fresno. TO Central
California Cattle company Orange
dale for $1,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20
HELD TO ANSWER

II. D. kaufman was ordered tC
trial IN superior court on charge
Of forgery The charge was brought
by the Gullett and Ellis store il
BraWley, testimony at a preliminary
hearing il BraWIey ju-tioe court
"Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20

4 IIIIs''
4 big eastward surge by the AXIS
miaht quickly open the road toward
tie Caucasus oil fields or even
result in the fall OF Moscow. anC
the British Wuld like to have sue
ccsStul operations in North Africa
20 report as Il counterbalmcp.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20
For You !!

him and trade at a competitive store.
If manufacturer puts out poor
quality products, people just stop
6uying from bin and the business
man goes broke.
Thus, the American Way works
automatically for )oA-thc consumer-
that's why its The best ua)t
So when you sec product or store
consistently advertised in your news
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20
ScanningI.V |.
News Horizon
CHARGE REDUCED IN
RRAWELY COURT

A charge OF rape against CccI
Smith was reduced to assault il
BraWley justice court Wednesday,.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. tUP)-
The United States and Mexico to-
day prepared for closer future col
laboration for hemisphere defense
after signing agreements which are
expected to solve most of the prob
lens which have plagued their re-
lationS for years.
They have agreed on a formula
for seeking a settlement of the
1888 oil appropriation dispute.
The United States has agreed to
lend Mexico $40,000,000 for currency
stabilization and $30,00O,0OO for
highway improvements, and to buy
5000 900 ounces of Mexican silver
month.
Mexico paid at once $9,OOO,OOO in
advance on the oil claims and
agreed to pay a total of $4,000 900
in settlement of general and agrar-
ian claims. Both nations agreed to
negotiate i'll a reciprocal trade
agreement at once.
Negotiations will continue for a
lend-lease agreement whereby Mex
leo would strengthen her military
forces in order to assist the United
States in event the war spreads to
this hemisphere.
OIL BOTHERSOME
The oil dispute, however. gave
signs of being the least effectively
settled. In apparent desperation be-
cause no formula could be found
that the companies, representing
the Standard Oil investments, would
accept the negotiatorS set up
group of experts for each side.
These experts will arrive at
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20
WHAT TO DO

Use advertising as your buying guide
because advertising automatically pro-
tects J0~.
And when the point comes up
give plug for the system which makes
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20

this possible-Ihe
American Com
petitive System
which has given
us Americans the
world S highest
standards of living.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20
a good buying guide

paper, you can be pretty sure that that
advertiser is giving you the MOST f0r
)0ar MONEY!
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20

WHEN business man runs adver-
tising in this newspaper for a product,
he in effect signs q contract witb you
that the product is as he represents it.
Then the normal operation of our
American Competitive System gives you
further guarantee that the factors Of
price, service, and quality are kept in line.
For instance:
If business man gets his prices
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-20

too high, then an
alert competitor
comes in with a
IOuer price.
If a retailer
gives poor serv-
ice, people leave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
LOVE AND KINDNESS

Came another Thanksgiving. 1t
lowered only a day ahead when
JOY Wander came down from BoS-
ton to attend the game as a guest
of Ami, who had been in Mrs Ben
sons finishing school with her, and
was still her dearest friend.
Phil BcSter accompanied JOY.
He was better looking than the
handSOmcSl actor YOU ever saw.
In a dark lean way. But he played
the same role for Joy that Johnny
did for Ami He was IN love Will
JOY and ne treated her too well.
-LphppN,s fFSt leek at the pair of
them gave hIm a sort of shock. He
was disappointed IN Phil because
he was so damned good looking
and ne showed HIM INTO The bin
marked undcSirableS IN his mind
and turned his eyes on JOY.
She was something She was
blond and kind of stately anc
beautiful as hell. She was run
dressed m clothes that revealed
every ripple and she was shroudec
m another mink.
She had blue eyes and q Suller
mouth and her eyes Int on Johnny
shoulders and stayed there for a
moment They had moved up to
his face when Phil said
You're Johnny Lane. the All
America end. aren't YOU"
When Johnny acknowledged IT,
JOY thought:
"MN. he's exciting. wonder
il Ami appreciates him. | doubt
IL. She's all career. ! would.
Let's see what we can do"
And then they unCratcd her
Boston bull terrier and the three
of them walked off the field. JOY
following the dog on his leash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Small Business Unit
Established by b. 5.

WASHINGTON. Dec. rs 1NS).
The Department of Commerce
announced today that ~ mad cS-
tabliShed a small business unit 20
coordinate activities of small
manufacturing and distributing
concerns during the war. SeCrc-
tary Of Commerce Jesse Jones said
the small business unit VIII he
under direction of William Shob-
crd~o9 ol Ncv York
The small business I'M"
.i1n" sod "~iil ,SJ.r IL al
tcrt'r1 cNichN 80 problem, of
inicrral management ~ they
arse out Of the war and post
war situation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

IERE is pleasant little game viii
every day. II numerical designed TO spell out
your the number
Of letters II the less than 6.
add The your key the upper left
hand the rectange and of key
numbers loft right Then read the message the letters under
the checked figures you >, 10
Miller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

nutrition are without scientific
foundation.
The vast majority of Ameri-
cans are eating very well, get
ting enough 10 eat, and they
don need to take a poSt-gradu-
ate course in nutrltionsl science
TO remain that way.
DEOPLE see me in a restau-
rant and say:
"Why. what are YOU eating?
You don't practice what you
preach"
They don't know what I
preach II YOU eat what you
can select IN an American gro
Gerry store or an American
restaurant, YOU Will be eating
perfe-ly scientifically three
times a day III
Like Mother used 10 make
is very good rule Of diet
Mother Was 2 splendid nu-
unIonist ande >ho was plenty
>cich'ilC
Tho hoy that Mother turned
out from hcr table did pretty
well IN tho world even though
they didn't know whether they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

were full OF a whole alphabet Of
VliaminS
Long before ! had ever heard
of dieteticS. l ate what my APP
petite dictated, have continued
TO do so and l am perfectly
healthy at the age of 81.
My wife has always eaten the
way she wanted 10 and she. IS
perfectly healthy at the age Of
well, the age Of maturity
My mother never heard Of
vitaminS or the stretching cXer-
CiSeS. she set a table We all on
ioyed and she lived 10 be nearly
so years of age and when my
father vas = he could shovel
more snow of tho sidewalk in
an hour than most OF the Vita
min boys could I'M a week
SO lets quit worrying 50 much
and have a little more COURAGE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
WITH A COLLEGE MAN

Ami was with Price Haihort
Yale Tor maybe he was Harvard
or a Princeton man 1t was one
OF the Ivy League. anyway Price
had been drinking a little too
much He was high and NOISY
and sad that ne had never been
an athlete. Ann was With HIM
because ne was pretty good look
ing. he had achieved some fame as
a writer and she had a new mink
coat which she believed deserved
an audience.
Johnny saw Ami right after the
game started. He was sitting i'm a
box four rows ahead Of hcr and
Price on the 50-yard lire bat about
100 feet 10 the north of them.
He was with a group of pTO~pcc-
tive clients and was supposed TO
be paving them all his attention.
But after that one look az Ami
neither they nor the game got
any Of H.
She was the girl he had been
chasing unSuCCcSSully in his
dreams for Il years smooth
Keen. a brunei with SlantlnE
brown eyes. heh cheek bones and
a form that not even the mink
coat could hide lie VA, ON bis
way 10 her and Price while me
whistle was blowing for the end
OF the first half
Price Was overwhelmed 0>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

the eruption has been likcned 10
the outline OF a map, hence the
name
The rash changes rapidly from
day 10 day: the cause is UNI
known and the only treatment
is TO keep the tongue as clean
as possible.
II always disappears cventu-
ally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

inc hub of an active wheel of
walters.
Johnny really enjoyed himself
for a few moments. But he never
had a chance. The Hole-in-thc-
Corner, for all its tinSel and high
prices. was still a saloon and all
saloons have worked out the same
technique of taking care Of Gus
toners. They gang up on them
and throw them out on their ears.
SHE CHANGES
Phil went first. Johnny followed
him more slowly. a walters aching
head under each arm. The two
ladies moved faster than they
wanted. They were getting the
bum rush
During the evening. Ami felt her
feelings change toward johnny.
She never saw the play or the
floor show of the night club they
attended after 1t. She Couldn' I
wait until she had Johnny alone
Then.
tommy, YOU were WonuerIui
tonight" she praised, edo YOU
still care for me as YOU said
Won did" Ii YOU did. why
shouldn't We he married ;"
See what the old men mean?
THE END
1T q M rrOw' short story:
Tournament" by Sanford Jar
Tell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Doctors Find
No Need for
HeaIth Scare
Majority Of Americans
Are Eating Very We'll
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. VI. u

BY LOGAN CLENDENING. VI. ID
| AM in receipt of little book
called Don't Be Afraid -
How to Get Rid of Fear and
Fatigue by Doctor Cowles of
the Park Avenue Hospital, New
York.
l certainly feel strongly that
the idea contained in the title
has a message for Americans To-
day which ! would like to bring
TO the councillors OF the nation
IN Washington, D. c.
Apparently the first thing
anybody who is appointed to any
kind OF a position in Washing
ton says 10 himself is
Nov the American people are
doing things all wrong. What
can ! say to scare them. 80 they
will do things my way"
II never seems 10 occur 10 one
of these mighty ntellcctS 10 say:
Things look 10 he getting
along pretty we'll considering ev-
erNthing. I'm going out and buck
mp the American people and give
them some encouragement"
They have scared US about tho
Japanese in the Pacific They
have scared rs about the Ger
mans IN South America
They have scared Us about the
collapse Of Great Britain They
have scared US because we do
NOT have enough manganese or
tungsten
I'VE eminent MI McNutt do
D cIdcd IN his capacity as dI-
rector Of public hygiene and
national nutrition TO scare the
pants off everybody by telling
them that $4,000 600 Americans
don know how 10 eat.
have a letter from lady
who hs, lust been made United
States assistant director OF
CIVILIAN defense in charge of
national 'rainIng1or women.
She wrote me for advice and
/hrr only idea was that she
wouldn't have been appointed 10
'taj position IL things were all
fEht ,oWhat can she scare up
fu scare he women about on
tnc subject of hcalth7
Vol ] ann getting little
'.dn sii th, do not know
Ur a1pIt rbo German, and
.'.a 'fharf~c bur do know
e..4f National NUTRITION and !
uaw moss 81 fhE >s8rcs brown
ITO us on the basis OF under
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

w. d. 5 Please tell ne what
should be done for geographic
tongue WHICH | have had icr
nlnc or ~ months
.USWor trograph 1cngao .
the name given ~ am crtp'iol
on ihr tongIc winch often iol-
lows a contagious disease
The irregular appearance OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
HANDSOME AND RICH

As matter Of fact Johnny
Lane was-and still is at heart
nothing but a football player. He
had no imagination. AZ all. Just
bulk. And enough money 70 get
along on very we'll And Phil BeS-
ter was merely handsome and rich.
On the other hand. Ami Jordan
was more than pretty and JOY
Wander was a professional beauty
Ami was an executive She was
an assistant manager for cham
OF candy stores.
Her salary was larger than that
of most men Of 81 and she was
only -. Johnny Lane was In love
with her. Johnny made-mnre
money than she did. He was some
thing in advertising a Junior
executive with title, lie was
known TO the trade as a contact
man.
He cot the Job in the FIRST place
for two reasons HIS father Wa,
one Of the partners in tho adycr
Using firm for which he worked
and he had been an All-Amerlcf
end OF course. he had made gooc
on the Job. But who couldn't witt
his strength and drinking capacity
The guy had hollow legs. liC
could drink enough 10 float q
battle wagon.
johnny met Ami al ThankSgiy-
ing football game at the Yankee
Stadium in 1889 You can find ont
which one II was by looking up the
records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
MAKES HER JEALOUS

JOY annoyed Ann mat early eve
ming by her attitude toward
johnny She hung on his every
word and followed his every &C
lion. And Johnny. unused Tor two
years 10 such interest ate it up
and grew a little larger.
The men went home 10 dress and
the girls dressed N the apartment
and inquired earnestly about this
and that person and how each was
getting along and not meaning "a
word of h.
When che men arrived. JOY
realized that General the terrier
hadn't been fed They couldn't
wait because they had 10 catch the
show after dinner JOY finally
solved The problem.
They would buy the General ,
meal ar the night club. They piled
him INTO the taxi with them and
they were on their way
They had very nice dinner and
enjoyed the floor show They were
pretty sure that the General also
was eating Wsil because Phil had
summoned the head waiter and
JOY told him n great detail what
te was 10 feed The dog The head
Waiter bowed from the waist.
All through 'uc meal. Jov ear
u.d nn her disgusting play tor
f.Lr.t.,. ft.i... IA ... .. I.,...t t..,...t..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

he watercd that liking with devo-
ton every day in the hope that
ID would grow INTO a big oak of
.oye II didn't
Evening star., 1941-09-11

make their home In Cumberland,
Md.
The bride is graduate of Wilson
Teachers College, and her husband
graduated from v. P.I.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Miss Powers Feted

Miss Jane Carter Howard, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Carol OF
University Park, Md, was hostess
at q farewell party Tuesday evening
in honor of Miss Elizabeth Powers
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
Powers, also Of University Park
who is leaving Thursday by plane
for the University of Texas, where
she will do graduate work. The
guests were all members of Alpha
Omicron Pi Sorority.
Miss Powers was graduated In
June from the University of Mary
land, where she was president oi
Alpha Omicron Pi, member OF
Mortar Board and secretary of the
senior class.