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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-15
FILE NOTICE

Norman Paul Schrank, 27, Los
Angles traffic manager, and Bon
ME Belle Wilson. 26. Los Angeles
housewife, Monday flied notice OF
their intention to marry.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-15
BRITISH SUBMARINE
SINKS TANKER

LONDON, April IS CUP - The
admiralty reported tonight that the
submarine Tigris, 1000 tons, has
sunk an armed, heavily laden tank
et of about 10000 tons which was en-
route to port in occupied France.
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ScanningI.V
News Horizon
MASONIC CHAPTER
To CONFER DEGREE

Fl Centro chapter No. lU9, r. A.
M. will confer a degree at the
meeting Thursday night, 7:30, in
the Masonic tempe.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-15
DIVORCE GRANTED

An interlocutory divorce decree
was granted in superior court Mon
dav to Robert George Schultz in
his suit against Dorothy Schultz.
He accused her of extreme cruelty.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-15
INTEND TO WED

Clifton Holmes Darnen, %, BraW-
lev meter reader. and Virginia
Elizabeth Brownell, 81. Calipatria
~esident. filed notice Of their in
teution to marry.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-15
s. +. Defeated in
Reopportionrent

thus indicated the final vote
The assembly passed the Slater
model anti-sabotage bill. 67 to 3,
and sent il to the senate for con-
currence in a minor amendment
The increases the penalty and legal
means Of preventing sabotage and
was drafted by law enforcement
authorities
The assembly labor and capital
committee gave a do pass" rec
cmmen6ation to a bill raising the
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.-.4 .l..s s.n..Ee. .-.1 permits
.an'orers ID deduct expense Of
hoar5 ard room
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-15
RELIEF BILL

A Six-member free conference
committee failed to agree last night
on an acceptable measure to return
relief administration to cOunCies.
Members. however. reported very
satisfactory progress" and indicated
compromise amendments may be
approved when the committee meets
again Thursday night.
The committee was called when
the senate refused to concur in as
sembly amendments 10 the upper
house bill. John Phillips. sponsor
in the senate. disappreved of an
assembly move to give the state
department of social welfare firm
control over county finances.
The original bill provided only
nominal financial control over ad-
ministration by the state controller.
The senate measure would have
the state pay tWo-thirds. the county
one-third of relief costs, with the
state to provide 95 per cent of the
expense n excess of the figure
for the 1939-40 fiscal year. The
assembly changed the rate to 90
Eer cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-15

Mesdames Carl 5trawn, Bert Red
dish and R. L. Glasby attended the
annual meeting Of the board of
directors Of the county YWCA Mon
day at the home of MIS- NJ. J. Dowd
~ CentrO
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The Lethbridgr ex:er.s;on closes
the final gap in vitality import
ant inland airway to our rapidly
expanding air bases in Alaska. Al
ready open to commercial air ira
vel on a bi-weekly basis. the Ca
madam section of this airway will
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ing as 1t does. three separate and
distinct factors OF Development
NATIONAL DEFENSE
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-03-28
Montana Ice Parade
Will Be March 28-29-3O
At Great Falls

sented by the Great Falls Figure Skat-
ing club in the civic center ice arena
on March 18th, Goth and 30th. and will
be the first large amateur ice revue
to be produced in the state.
The Great Falls organization has
been working on the show for the past
month, and will present Miss Joyce
Nelson OF Minot. N. D.. as the featured
artist. Miss Nelson recently won her
fourth consecutive state figure skating
championship in the vomens senior
division in Grand Forks
Miss Mary Bell OF Helena and Carl
Neufelder OF Butte will also appear in
the revue. Miss Bell is member OF
the st. Paul Figure Skating club and
has appeared in the productions o.
that organization in the past three
years. Neufelder won the Montana
mems figure skating title in the COM
month
The ice show vii! be complete with
solos. pair numbers. groups and Choir
uses along with background OF music
and staging effects. The entire ice of
the arena will be in colored designs for
the Montana Ice Parade.
Three performances are to oe given
with special children's matinee being
slated for Friday. March 25th at 400
O'Clock while the evening performances
will be given on Saturday and Sun
day, March 29th and 30th at 8:l5 p
m. Admission for the cllildren's matt
nee is ten cents while the eie2ins per-
formances are fifty Gems. Their Will
be no reserved seats /. / tickets total
ing the seating capac... of the ice are
| ma will be sold
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Cut Bank In Big
Company On
WeSternAi Man

Cut Bank shares in the effu!gence
Of glory in the March issue of Speed.
published by the Western Air Express
in Los Angeles. in which is featured an
article on the corporations triumph
Of becoming an International air car
rier through the extension Of the line
from Great Fails to Let..Jridse
On Speeds cover, which pictures .
Canadian Mountie stretching his hand
across the border to grasp an American
officials. Cut Bank is conspicuously
designated as one Of the IL points on
the route from San Diego to Leth-
bridge.
The flight is traced in brilliant red
upon a background OF Is states
Washington. Oregon California. Neva-
da. New Mexico Utah. Idaho. Monta-
ma, Wyoming. Arizona. Colorado. Tex
IS. Kansas Nebraska. and North and
South Dakota.
Writes T. w. Cate, Speed editor. in
explaining the significance OF the
Great lls-Lethbridge extension:
Within few weeks. Western Air
Express. the nations oldest airline,
will Join the select company Of in
ternational air carriers by extend
ing its route from Great Falls,
Montana to Lethbridge. Alberta
Although this extension Is only
1876 miles in length. it Is one of the
most important airline additions
to be made in several years, involv-
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soon be equipped with the very lat
est In modern lighting and other
flight aids. according to recent re-
ports. The new airway will also
greatly facilitate the delivery OF
military planes to Canada and
Great Britain.
COMMERCIAL TRANSPORT
Through connec tlons with
Trans-Canada Air Lines, Western
Air Express opens new line OF
communication with the vast ter
ritory Of western Canada. from the
United States border to the Arc
tic Ocean. Traffic experts predict
an immediate expansion Of profit
able trade between the two cour-
tries.
TOURIST TRAVEL
Already known as the National
Parks Skyway" Western Air now
adds the spectacular Canadian
Rockies to the many scenic areas
which it serves. Banff. Lake Lou
Use. Jasper National Park. Colur-
bia Icefield-a land which season.
ed travellers say is "a dozen Swift
zerlands rolled into .ne''-are now
but few hours delightful air jour-
ney from any point in the United
States. Coupled with the already
u'ell-knovn attractions of Yellow
stone and Glacier Parks. Western
Air becomes the nations No. va
cation attraction for 1871
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Browning Eastern Star
Hold Meeting Monday
March 24th AT TEMPLE

The newly organized chapter Of the
Browning Order Of Eastern Star held
their second meeting OF the month .,
the Masonic Temple Monday March
24th. The general order Of business
was transacted and the work carried
out By the recently chosen officers Is
follows:
Margaret Starr. w NJ: c. 1. Mckee
W p: Pearl Andrus. A NJ: J. L. Sher-
burne. A p: Secretary Hattie Starr:
Treasurer. Myrtle Mckee. Conductress
LYDIA Scotland and Associate Con-
ouctsess-Lis Anspach.
The Chapter meets the second and
fourth Monday OF each month.
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Browning Teachers
Leave For Education
Meet At Helena

Mr.. and Ms. K w. Bergaa. Ms
Carolyn DaIrah and Kiss Florence
Schmidt left last Thursday morning
for Helena where they Will attend the
annual education meet They were ap-
pointed as representatives Of the
Browning Public schools They expect
to be gone over the weekend
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April Fools Feaure:Thas
the Wisconsin
on q the Madison Ap! 1898 rs the
April LIST which delight although
appeared small the caption
readers So read carefully
Fools
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. SERIAL STORY
FOR THE LOVE OF PETE!
BY BURTON BENJAMIN

I'm stand" They glared at
each other before Pete spoke
again. Before you 20 into a song
and dance. Coach, ! didn't come
here TO cry on your shoulder.
I'm not sorry about what ] did.
That's my private business. and
I'd do 1t again II ! had a chance.
! don't care TO argue about IT,"
Dugan gripped the arms Of his
chair. He wanted 10 get up and
kick this tnsolent Kid out of his
office, but something warned him
to sit there and stay cool. Foot
ball was 4 precarious business at
best. They paid off on how many
games you won. not how many
model young scholars you had on
your team. II he won he was the
Wizard Of State" A couple OF
lean years and be was just an
other bum.
GO ahead" he said. sitting back
and folding his hands under his
chin. Go ahead and say your
piece"
Coach" Laird leaned over the
desk and pointed his finger at Du-
gan, you know how much this
season meant 10 me At the be-
ginning. Well. IT means even more
right now. Never mind why. II
just does.
Your business IL running q foot
ball team" he continued. That's
all you're interested In. You can
give that rah-rah State baloney 20
the sophomores. I've been around
too long for that. II you leave
me alone. I'll play better football
for you than ! ever did III be
helping myself and helping you.
But II you try 10 make this q
Boy Scout troop. you'll be cutting
your own throat. Suit yourself"
Dugan sat quietly for full min
ute. Was this Pete Laird talking7
Was this the boyish. modest kid
CONTINUED on Page 20. Column 81
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Photographs
Require
Acting

Going TO give someone that most
personal Of all Christmas gifts.
photograph Of you? Then this Is
the time to plan the picture, and
to take it.
A successful portrait is one that
catches you at your characteristic
best. Your part in achieving it is a
matter OF several simple things:
/. Be rested when you go to be
photographed. Get an extra hours
sleep for at least the two nights
preceding your appointment with
the camera.
2. Use your mirror and your
mind a little, beforehand. because
q little acting may be required Of
you, too. BY that In meant just
this: you want to register for the
camera an expression which In
both characteristic and pleasant.
For every woman looks more
charming when she feels charming.
and every normal creature does
feel charming at certain times.
Maybe, however, she won't at the
moment she faces the camera.
Then, she should just take a two
minute session with herself and,
effect not affect q pleasant
attitude. Think Of something
pleasant. II needn't be, in fact,
It probably would better not be,
the face you're presenting TO the
lens. Rather, let it be something
like the best time you've had lately
with someone you are fond Of.
And keep these thoughts-rather
than your appearance in mind
when you sit for the photographer.
8. Get your makeup right!
There's an excellent, inexpensive
little Photographic makeup kit
which comes with a book explain
ing camera-makeup art simply and
fully.
The basic principle Of the make
up scheme. which applies to every
day also. in TO highlight features
which you wish to emphasize and
shadow those which you wish to
subdue. You can work the same
with light and dark face powder.
Of course. And whatever you do.
remember your object is not 10
change your face but 10 cancel the
harsh effects that certain lights
and certain moods produce.
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laurel asA hsabsch saaele ~
amateur n rive . saja als - w.
aawa. mivvcss ~ nrsptaee.
nOu0po puAN0gNa
MAS ngRN n9tuvnu
There's . hse revival. THE year
af the custom a hanging esuone
II spruce On shs assr ,palnssd ara
not r~istsd, Ase 81 NE w.ssows'
srrsse cones ere tsppsd With nice
or frost which produces . MAR.
nlfsesnl spsrhis ~ nIshs. Oiled
ssrdealA leaves. sseaains white
sst.tsils. and fas sprays NJ mssele-
loo are uss1 - prsdses simple
msss-cs-srssa ssssets ~ ~ nrs.
place.
watssprssf nbasa nahes n
practical y 6soh ~ grseas VITA
bows. nut tahs . paos fsom ~
professional 1ssssasos's besh. w1a1
friction taps 90 adhesive taps sstso-
croas aruunA Ne sss~as = yoes
rsis srssss 10 hsld hsavy bssons
In place.
Ths pivotal point n Many
charming schemes = CAssstaAs
decoration y oftea ~ eealesDless
for the dining room tAhts. 4 ~
poinssttia plant susrOun1e1 ~ .
wreath a hoily an1 erssns
flanhsd BY fat red candles would
b an effective cholcs. O. -
could have ~ ALLEVIATE mass -
aiadioii. earnattoas an1 Sosee ~.
rounded by slivsssd seees.
II you Win u - - svislaAi ~
yet symbollas ths heisday. ~ .
procssstoa Of Tiny whits reindeer
b. . guard u homer Tor . CAslst-
mas-irse covered with boutoa-
nisrss and oossagee for svssyoes
81 the fesuvs board.
PAINT vOUn zoos
ron Cogn1DTn1Ae
And here's another hroht. fvoGA.
is>i sdsa for yuIstI1s Assassstsa
Of your home.
Many homsownsss ass pelnlfng
the front door ~ chstsenae. It's
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BROTHER, DOES STATE
HAVE A FOOTBALL TEAM.

Lack-a-day and ho-hum! What
in this nonsense called football
practice Teams like State don't
waste their time with such de-
tails. Proof Here's Pete Laird,
States Ail-American must-order.
interrupting a hectic week with a
brief Chicago sojourn. He arrived
Tuesday night. Sharing the clinch
is Stephsnie Stevens, Hollywood
WOW.
Sorority row was In a other.
School patriots grew positively
oratorical. fnnuendoes were Jug
rled like Indian clubs. State was
in state Of siege.
What's that guy doing7" COM
planned the freshman with the
handlebar bow tie, Selling the
team short ?"
Quiet, small change" laughed
the tweedy senior putting his pipe
where would you be II an item
like that Stevens took a shine to
you?"
No such banter invaded the
sanctum Of Lawrence ''Dinty"
Dugan. major-domo of States
football forces. Gone was his Pc
rennial calm. Profane as q top
sergeant at 8 in the morning, he
paced up and down his office bang
ing a fist into his open hand.
Why didn't 90 In the grocery
business like / wanted to-" he
lamented. You don't have to
worry about any love-sick punks
there"
He threw his cigaret on the
floor and swore. Il don't know
what 70 do with the guy" He
stopped and looked al Pat Lester
plaintivsly. Sure. in the books
the coach says. You're through,
Laird. Turn in your suit. Take
powder. Beat ~ AL very
pretty. But what does the coach
say II the guys the biggest star
In the country We can end the
season night now without him"
You're right, Coach" Lester
rubbed his bald spot and frovned.
Not only that, how that baby
viii pack EN- in the stands from
now on"
That smells Of commercial
ism" Dugan said dryly. Why,
football Is the great American
muscle builder. The only ones
who care about the crowd are the
stadium bondholders-that's all"
There was a knock. Come in"
snapped Dugan.
Hello, Coach" II was Pete
Laird, suitcase in hand, looking
not az all apologize.
DuRan nodded TO Lester and the
assistant exited without q word.
Sit down. Laird" said Dusan.
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Hf s~ - ."F
NJ, Ia. n c.vetx
wy F
NEW NORh - Traditional
list or modern. you're In for
some surprises in ways cf
deeoratlne your home for
fhr,.tmas tkIa YEAR When
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800 -. 80 u.s.~.
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your tuie run. you WIN f'na
some brand new IDEAS 70 AZ
pertinent with.
TAKE the customary essrgrssna
branches Of spruce ana punssns
for instance - holly. pine cones.
halsam, cat-salls A lot AZ thses
are being transforms1 10 NE s,crs
ista this wear. With coies. Ibey
are fashioned into ssuhinsiy
novel arrangements with the aid
Of FESTIVE and symbolic objects.
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day. she has started dropping IN
there TO see him almost daily.
Ny husband has made II very
clear 10 her that he isn't interested
in her, and that he doesn't wan,
her TO continue 10 bother him, bu;
nothing he can say to her seems
to make the slightest difference.
Is there anything I can do. Miss
Grey! It has become emharrass-
ing N well a. disturbing. and
feel that something drastic viii
have to be done before long.
f. d. f.
Dear y. ID. T.: II were you
would forego those housewifely
pleasures for . short time longer.
and concentrate on being In the
office whenever your husband h.
he sure to take all telephone
calls yourself. and when she
calls just tell her that your hus-
band has nothing TO discuss
with her.
Ii, under no circums tances,
can she talk TO him on the phone,
and II she can never see him I'M
less you arc present, surely after
. time she will become discour-
aged, and win eventually recover
from her obsession.
II. after fair trial. this Isn't
effective, theu i would consult
my attorney, II I were you. He
should contact her or her family.
and, doubtless. they should con-
suit q psychiatrist
Dear Miss Grey: win you please
tell me how l can remove a stain
from placing a hot dish on my din
ing room I able7 I will appreciate
II very much. MRS. A. NJ.
Dear Mrs. A. NJ: Different
stains react to different treat
ment, depending largely on the
age of the stain, and on the sur
face you are working with.
In most cases ! would advise
consulting = furniture refinish-
Ing establishment. II the stain
h not deep, however, hot milk
may remove II. Sometimes rub
bling the spot with kerosene or
oil of turpentine Ia effective.
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Silly Young Girl Annoys
Happily Married Man
II Repeated Refusal 70 See or Tsh 70 Her Fails
Then Matter Should Be Placed in Attorneys Hands
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey have been married for IL years
extraordinarily attractive We have been extremely
happy have had TO question his devo-
ton or fidelity We have worked together build his small
business into fairly large and successful and
enjoyed working with him in the office
Only recently have felt possible 70 stay home of
the time and enjoy being housewife This my problem
Miss Grey rather silly young girl has been annoying my
husband almost beyond endurance.
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By BEVERLY THOMPSON


10 pile mp and pack doWn--aA
of uhich brings TO mind the
plany new items for skiing
that We've run across on our
last feU shopping tricks
through tom. And their sert-
,ceability and smdrtness IS
enough to put you "all IN a
other" If it's the perfect
Christmas gift" for which
you're searching-cdH a halt
TO your rambles. Ski equip
ment is bound TO please.
A NEW IDEA: Next time, rest
while you ride the lift up to the
crest OF your favorite slope.
There's a new Ski Tow Gripper
that pulls from the belt. allowing
you to relax as you ride. The
gripper is composed of a two-inch
belt with a small pocket on the
side in which to carry the gripper,
which operates not unlike q nut
cracker. Holds tow rope when
clasped together - lets 60 when
released.
For all you gals who refused
to wear ski caps for fear some
one might mistake you for .
jockey, stylists In ski apparel
have something new to offer
q ski cap made of quilted pop
lin. The quilting adds just the
proper amount Of decoration.
Features of the cap are Its
E comfy flannel lining and coy
car flaps. Comes In white and
scarlet with quilted parkAs 10
match.
COMPLETELY REVERSIBLE:
Newest ski jacket for women Ia
the reversible poplin jacket with
upper fastener. Color combina-
tions? Red and blue green
and natural blue and natural.
Jackets come with high pockets
on one side - low on the other.
Fitted at waist. SHE will love one
of these
Another ideal gift for the
skier Is . hand-loomed, Atwood
sweater. Take your choice be-
tween a plain color or two-color
combination. These are fsvorites
because their loose weave pre-
vents the skier from becoming
oyerheated.
REPLACE THE OPANK: The
whole towns talkin' about the new
slipper sox. They're comfortable
:. warm and add just the
right touch Of color to your lobby
skiing ensemble. The ones we dis
covered came with a heavy felt
sole. Colors were scarlet yell
low white . royal blue. All
boasted hand-embroidery.
Newest ski shield or visor Is
the "roll-up" variety. Easy to
carry, II rolls up to fit conven-
! iently into q small, handy tube.
Made of non-inflanmable fcellu-
lose) acetate, the shield stands
off from the face allowing venti-
lat n and adequate room for
glasses. Amber smoke -.
clear. A ski must"
DESIGNED FOR CONVERT
BLES: The lament for a ski car
rier for convertibles need no long
or be sounded The problem is
solved by means Of suction cup
and a hook which fits down into
the window groove on your car
door. Simple, what ? It's a wonder
is wasn't thought up" before. The
carrier holds from one to four pairs
and can be used or any car.
For names OF stores where these
articles may be found call Main 1851.
ask for womans Page Editor
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lHUcH has been written sbouf fezniaine
hygiene But 100 often women over
n look hygiene in nc REAL sense Of
me word = undersffn cleanliness and
sweetness. You cannot be sfuscuye with
undefafns moist, stsined and smelly.
Use Arid, the new cream deodorsnf.
1. Arid co<s sos ro essssss. doss sx
inmate k<1a-
2. No ~sitins 20 dsy. Can b sssd rsks
sftsf s<zsinS.
8. Insxrfiy chsdks psrspsssfies 60 3 dsys-
nsnosss o>cs fo. p<ssesss.sas. sssps
snpsu dry.
& Ard 10 pure. ~hise, ssssssss. ssisp
kn vsrlsbsng Cream
8. A~sroes Approval Sal o. Amsrsesn iss1is
nzts Of Lsanc<fins AZ hzrni<ss 70 fzbfie.
Women use more And man any other
deooofzn,. TYs zoe. 31e or 90 ar 10
day .t any store which sells toilet goods.
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Groups As

Our highest priced fur trimmed coats in luxurious
needlepoint and fleece! Fitted and swasser styles
that are marvellous Christmas rift IDEAS Lavish
fur trims.
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CHAPTER VII
Y BURTON BENJAMIN

Pete Laird's flight 10 the west
jolted the serenity Of University
Town at noon Wednesday. Metro
politan papers hit the streets and
shrieked the flamboyant story OF
his exodus.
Pithily brief was the yarn. Just
q picture: Scene-Chicago rail-
road station, Pete and Stephanie
in close embrace front and center.
Pose--admirable. her feet off the
ground, both arms clasped around
his neck. Details - terse but
pointed.
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or other several times day,
sometimes AZ the office. and some
times at home. Since I have
stopped going to the office every
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Suits

Three piece--coat jacket and skirt In tailored
styles Of herrinsbone tweed, Also embroidered
dress and matching coat ensembles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
Group No. 3

self-trimmed. tailored styles In herringbone and
monotone tweeds, Soldier blue. tan. grey Some
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