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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13
HoIIywood's Fads, Fancies and FoibIes
by Paul Harrison :.

author Ncpotism is creeping back,
TOO.
Inventors are busy with devices
tor three -dimenSional movies and
new" color processes. and studio
technical heads are going batty
turning down sensational ideas
which need only million dollars
or so for little more develop
ment.
GARBO LAUGHS AT GARBO
Greta Garbo attended sneak
preyiew of The Twins" and
laughed at herSelf-espeCially in
the comedy seduction scene in which
she burlcSques Greta Garbo. Pc
culiar conduct Of Charlie Chaplin
and Paulette Goddard: They've
been going places together and pos
ing amiably for photographers. And
its Semi-officially revealed he has
given her new diamond necklace.
Linda Darnell is 18 and rejoic-
ing in her emancipation from a
Board of Education chaperon. A wo-
man representative always has been
with her at the studio. She could
be kissing George Murphy for
Rise and Shine" and right in the
middle of it the guardian would
say. It's o'clock. Miss Darnell.
That's all for today" Joan Leslie,
who's only l6, has had to resume
her studies while working with an
adult cast in The Male Animal"
But as she pointed out, it isn't
every girl who gets to kiss Henry
Fonda during recess.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13
by Willis Thornton -.
Keep Social Security Secure

There were valid and excellent
reasons for excluding from the act
those now outside its provisions.
It has always pcen contemplated
that tho coyerage should be eX-
tended. but it ought to be extend
ed only in such directions and to
such an extent as experience has
proved workable.
Money paid in under the payroll
taxes for Social Security coVeragc
is. it should be recalled not kept
in a fund. but spent by the govern
ment, which is then under general
obligation to pay it when due. The
temptation to get revenue at will by
such means, without due regard to
the future obligations involved. is
great. especially at a time like
this.
The experts who helped write
this legislation in the first place
ought to be recalled an dCOnSulted
ought to be recalled and consulted
De DullG SOIlulS' IoI iol 'iiI Nii'NA
gcncy but for the future.
Let's pay for defense as defense
and for social security as social
security. Any other course may
lead to disastrous confessions now
and later.
Squadron leaders in the British
Royal Air Force receive daily pay
of $3.50; group captains receive
cI0 90 Joil,,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13

HOIT YWOOD Oct i Behind
the screen: Martina Scott IS pretty
tired Of her unbroken succession OF
heavy dramatic roles. Talking about
her part in One Foot in Heaven
She said glumlys OF course We had
a lot Of fun making the picture.
The most fun. I guess. WAS the da>
the parsonage burned down.
Another actress who's fed up witt
the sterncr emotions is Lana Turn
er who has been sort of gloomph
girl in her last four pictureS-ln-
cluding the current johnny Ea-
ger" in which Bob Taylor almost
drives her crazy. Miss Turner will
have her turn at comedy. though.
III Nothing Ventured' in which
she'll be an amneSla- struck cutie
who's adopted by a millionaire.
Coolest plot OF the year is to bt
found IN Paramount script of Tilt
Lady Has Plans This is about
some spies who steal valuable mill
tary information and tranSCribe 1t
in invisible ink on the back OF
beautiful blond Margaret Hayes.
The rest of the yarn foilS not only
the foreign agents. but the Hays
office. because it provides a per-
fectly honorable motive for show
ing considerable eXpanseS Of un-
dressed heroine.
BELL TOLLS ANXIOUSLY
Although it's continuing to test
players and admit anxiety about
finding just the right people for
For Whom the Bell Tolls" Para
mount really is a lot more worried
about the script itself The screen
play is getting some hasty and eN-
penSlve revision.
The movies prosperity wave has
been bringing back some of the old
manifestations of Hollywood lavish
ness and extravaganza. Sets are
getting bigger and fanCier, mob
scenes larger. payrolls fatter con-
tract lists longer. At Goth Century
Fox. there are more producers than
stars Most of the lots have sc
many writer's on salary that the
total work of scripting. If divided
equally one page a day for each
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13

am convinced that the wall OF
the calamity-howler regarding the
so-called younger generation may
be based on virtue, but in all prob
ability is due to a poor memory.
DIR Lucius A. Whipplc, president.
Rhode Island College OF Educa-
ton.
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EDITORS NOTE: The foiIoWing edit
orialS are presented as interesting Opin-
ions r0icCd by editors elsewhere. They
do not neCc cSSariIy reflect the opinion OF
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13
Famous Sayings

Provided a man is not mad he be cured of every
yanty.-RouSScau.
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MEMBER
American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. Nation
al Editorial Association.
California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
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depends n, uch upon

II seems that lot of us (and you) make
"mousetraps" But to what purpose if
buyers don't know it? Also, a lot Of lis
make good or better mousetraps and
people go right by our mousetrap fac
tories to buy their traps from some Jim
or Joe or Reginald that they know AND
believe in AND like.
That's the way they buy the things
they buy. They don't buy theirs in
any other fashion. They'll go blocks out
of their road, trudge past a dozen stores
that d give them exactly what they
want, at the price they re willing to pay.
in order to indulge in the complacency
and the satisfactions they get when they
buy from the man that they know
and believe in and like.
it. all so simple, so certain, yet it's the
most uncertain and the most complex
thing in business. Solve it -. and you're
rich. Let it stump you and you stand
stone still.
Sell the things the people want =. make
certain that they satisfy that they're
fair and square in price that they do
the things the buyers want done =.
THEN make folks LIKE you and
have an unquestioning faith and belief
in you and in all that you do and say
and sell
and they WILL beat a beaten
path to your door and not until
then.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-13

INDEPENDENT
IMPARTIAL
and
INDIVIDUAL
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Squadron leaders in the British
Royal Air Force receive daily pay
of $3.50; group captains receive
1892 daily.
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Thought for the Day

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POSSIBLE FORERUNNER

more democratic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
From Morn Till Night

There will be gay dresses to make home tasks pleasure
dresses while shopping attending club meetings
And chummy little dress evenings
you'll see collection frocks with just enough glitter to
mark them special occasion.
Dinner clothes and frothy evening cloth coats
furs and costume suits hats and many other
accessories make your costume distinctive will also be
shown.
We giving you today, sneak pre-view OF what you
will Wednesday of the styles to be featured and
two of the models who will display them for you.
Fashion for your dress here is one
Chnesenfuence blouse and black crepe skirt
the blouse a-gitter with gold thread embroidery,
border design is used to accent the bottom OF the
snug png blouse and used again to give the
effect which is well liked this
Mandarin sleeves cut off just at the bottom OF the
symmetry of line the idea is carried out
the high cardigan neckne the entire top fecked with
gold thread designs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Brush Tresses
Before You
Shampoo

NOT ONLY for the sake of
good appearance, but for the
sake of the well being of the
-Scalp,-tFessleels shetid be sfrarrE-
pooed every fortnight.
Unless the scalp is kept clean
dandruff is likely to form. Dan
druff may not interfere with the
health Or the growth, but it is
a perfect tenement for all man.
ner of germs that are respon-
sible for skin diseases.
Before washing the hair,
brush it well. Give the scalp a
five-minute massage TO loosen
dead skin scales. The growth
lives on the blood streams, and
massage is stimulating.
If the scalp is dry, give your
self an oil treatment the night
before. Unless oil has plenty
of time to sink in, ii does little
good.
Mineral oil can be used, or
olive oil. Part the hair at
various places. apply the oil to
the partings until the entire
area, is treated.
For the purpose of applica-
ton you can use large medi-
cine dropper, or you can put on
the oil with pledgets OF cotton
or a small brush. Oil the ends
of the hair.
Use melted soap for the
shampoo, rinse with a bath
spray or shower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Hal and Hair
Feud Still
RACES
BY MAX FACTOR JR.
Hollywood Makeup Specialist

THERE is a fashion circle
feud currently going on between
-rriffincrs and cufffurists.
The coiffurists maintain that
the creators of hat models are
endeavoring to completely over
whelm and conceal women's
hair-dos with sensational head
gear.
The originators of hat styles
complain that the coiffurists are
declining TO shape their hair-do
creations along lines which will
attractively complement their
head coverings.
You're the Judge
This feud between the milf
ners and hair-doers will not be
settled and brought to a close
by either of these two warning
factions. It's final terms of
agreement are entirely up to
you and the millions of other
women in this country.
lOuI dtlllunC lOWdid lilt nat
VS.. hair-do feud should be ar
rived at after a consideration of
the following points:
Would you rather have your
hat or the beauty of your hair
and couture patterning attract
the gaze of those who see you?
Subordinate Hair7
If you have superbly beautiful
hair, abundant in luster and
vitality and of a texture which
will easily take and keep Golf
fure patterns. it is rather fool
ish 10 subordinate this natural
loneliness TO any man-created
gadget such as a spectacularly
tricky hat.
Highly spectacular hats are
true glamor assets only TO those
few women whose hair is actu-
ally basically deficient in guam
tity. quality, or luster, either as
the result of illness, or the origi-
nal unkindness of Nature.
For all of those whose hair is
normally attractive. hats should
complement and blend in with
the appearance of the hair-do,
with neither endeayoring 10
0VerWheIm The other-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
AlI-Important Cloth Coat

the ohso-mportant cloth coat with fur trim
the one we are showing rustacano that pleasing
shade of red-rust.
The with rayon lining inter-lined for extra
warmth made with long slenderizing lines and gored
in at the waist to ripple gracefully
sufficient overlap in the skirt to keep your knees
walking riding in the the waist 10 eased
gently complete comfort in moving about driving
1t fastens smarty with rustacano plastic buttons
Hghights of the the oceot collar and matching
muf backed with wool for extra service convenient
Upper pocket hides in the wool backing of the muf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Iandicraf+s
Ward Off
The Jitters
BY JANE COCHRAN
International News Service wirs

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Lady,
If the daily headlines have your
nerves on edge, we have the
answer take up the handi-
crafts that grandmother used to
be so good at making.
That's the anti-jitter recipe
being advocated today at the
women's national exposition in
New York.
STEADY hands-steady nerves
is the motto of the section de-
voted to American hand arts.
Expert craftsmen demonstrate
the arts of weaving, making
stained glass, bookbinding, lace
making, fashioning jewelry
woodcraft, molding pottery.
model making and modern en-
broidery.
And there's even a loom for
use in the drawing room-so
you can do your own weaving
at home in style.
Distinguished Sponsors
Few expositions ever had
more distinguished list of spon-
sors-Crown Princess Martha of
Norway; Crown Princess Juliana
of the Netherlands; the Wis.,
countess Halifax, wife of the
British ambassador to the United
States; Nine. Chang Kai-Shek;
Nine. Cimon Diamantopoulos.
wife Of the Greek minister at
Washington, d. c.; Queen Marie
of Yugoslavia: Countess Van
Der Straten-Ponthoz. wife of
the Belgian minister to the
United States; Princess Eliza
beth of Luxembourg. Handi-
work from these countries and
rfrom all the lands now domi-
mated by Germany are on dis
play at the exhibit.
~ Displays
One OF the most interesting
displays is a collection of work
done in New York City hospital
recreational and rehabilitation
therapy divisions.
All varieties of handiwork
done by the patients is shown
weaving, sewing, woodwork.
jewelry making and carving
The exposition was planned to
present constructive ideas for
handiwork hobbies hobbies
that may be utilized 10 ward off
wartime filters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Alice Marble Outlines Plan
Of Training for Women

COULD YOU deliver the milk
or the mail or drive a truck or
manage a tractor? We women
may never be called upon to
take over such tough jobs. but
there is no guarantee we won't.
At any rate, this is no time TO
be the helpless type.
Since many of us are far from
being perfect specimens. il is
something OF a relief TO learn
from Alice Marble that the hard
ening-up process is not going to
be hard to take.
AS a matter OF cool fact, this
established tennis champion and
newl y-appointed director OF
physical training for women in
civilian defense, makes the whole
program sound like lot of fun.
1t is Miss Marbles firmly
founded belief that the harder
YOU play, the harder you can
work. And, also, that both
should be enjoyed. She intends
to make ii her business TO see
that women have the chance to
play hard more often.
National Program
There's~ badminton. tennis.
softball, bowling, ice and roller
skating, swimming, horseback
riding, bicycling, and hiking, just
TO name a few of the sports
certain to be made more easily
available under this new ma
tional program. Every single one
of them is GOOD for you and
FUN.
II for any reason you cannot
participate in sports, your only
alternative is calisthenics. OF
course. they are not as much
fun. But you can get such max
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

velous results from them In such
a short time that you might
well-consider an exercise routine
for day-in. day-out.
To make your exercises as en-
joyable and as fool-proof as pos
sible, the physical educators In
different communities will even
-tually coordinate I h e m into
their programs. You will be able
TO do your exercises in groups.
and that will be incentive 10
excel.
Incidentally. Miss Marble be-
lieves the trend toward smaller
waistlines is to be encouraged,
and that the woman who Is
really fit has a fine figure.
The streamlined chassis and
erect posture that goes with 1t
are calculated to make a woman
beautiful as we'll as fit. There
shouldn't be any objection on
that score.
Walking Necessary ,
For consistent figure and pos
ture Improvement, Miss Marble
SAYS YOU can't beat walking. We
don't walk enough by far. That
is one of the reasons lovely legs
are such a scarcity.
For an intelligent approach
TO your physical fitness program.
heed Miss Marbles admonition
to visit your doctor first. Have
a complete check-over. Only
your doctor can tell you how
rapidly you can proceed with
your reconditioning.
But 1t looks as though Ameri-
can women are all set 10 enjoy
this new Hale America" pro-
gram, that they will thoroughly
enjoy better acquaintance with
sports, and that they will emerge
with very much better figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Tines Fashion Show
AtFox Next "Wednesday
BY JOAN DEAN

CURTAIN GOING UP -. will be the theme song back
stage Theater at 845 next Wednesday morning.
And the OCCASION course The Detroit Times Theater
Party and Cooking School.
Beautiful Lady will usher in the first act
of the program fashion show by the Crowley Miner
Company.
Fashions for all day and far into the night will before
you coorfu array Fashions for you Mrs Homemaker
your age daughter and for the little miss who
takes the spotlight in your home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Training Camp
Is Best School
For Husbands
BY HELEN ROWLAND


II YOU have a fiance some
where I'M a training camp. you
are probably the loneliest girl
in the world, and feeling aw-
fully sorry for yourself.
But try to take a little con-
ISOLATION and cheer out of the
knowledge that he is learning
a lot of things that will fit him
to be a delightful husband.
There. are plenty of schools
for prospective brides; but there
Is no school for bridegrooms
that can compare with a mill
tary camp.
THE TRAINING in neatness.
promptness. and responsibility
for his own clothes will spare
you many arguments and much
effort during the honeymoon.
and the results Of his k. p.
duty may be astonishing. 1t
may develop his latent talent
for cooking.
IL Is a JOY TO any girl to be
married to a man who can toss
up a light, fluffy omelette and
make his own morning coffee
when necessary; and a man
who can help make a bed or
can hang a picture straight is
q matrimonial prize.
UNFORTUNATELY, SOME
married men regard such a hus-
band as a strike-breaker. But
why? When grandfather got
up early, started the fire and
put the kettle on. nobody &C.
cused him of betraying his sex
or called him a mollycoddle.
Yet the modern husband who
tends the furnace. takes down
the screens and helps with the
dishes on the maids day out
always looks self-conscious and
apologize about IL.
WHEN TWO hearts, two
heads and two pairs Of hands
90 into the making and keeping
of a home. il is a far happier
place than the one In which the
wife does the whole job and
the husband only sits around
and criticizes the way she
does II.
Its always the husband who
leaves his Office at noon and
takes two hours of for lunch
who says. rob, I'm too tired!
Get a handyman or call the
janitor! I'm no window-draper"
and then rushes of TO play
golf In order TO get a little ex-
ercise and take of weight.
NO MAN need blush because
he loves his home-or because
he lends a willing hand in max
ing il. That's why army men
are so often prize husbands.
Copyright. ls4i. King Features synd.' ln'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
SpOOE Spread

INVITE YOUR friends to come as COLLINS to Spook
Spread tonight Marshmalows gumdrops and few pipe
cleaners coupled with toothpcks produce rohchng
little Halloween and the big black cats
Let these little creatures of Fantasy Land do their
mystic dance around golden celophane shocks in
field edged with gumdrop fences.
Serve the bottled beverages from huge Jaek-o-
Lantern and when it's time for the ghost story, throw
driftWood- crystala ON thu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
LnpeI Gndgef

LATEST LAPEL fancy is od-fashioned coal stove.
Remember the kind grandmother used to have in the farm
parlor with the fire glowing cheerily through Its
isnglass windows?
You can now have in miniature Of course
for your suit coat lapel. OF gold with tiny black
enamel stove pipe the door handle Is rhinestone ana
the windows rubies which glow when they catch the
light just like live Goals It's from the Hattie Carnegie
collection
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-11-07
We Told You So

We hate to be the type to throw something up
residents but will stop and think you will remember
that less than ago had little campaign
ing working wives and high incomes We remember stating
that these conditions could not exist for long Frankly they
lasted longer than thought due to The arrangements
desire to give those desiring build the opportunity
do
The has finally fallen and can hear already the
protests and mutterings We say that are in
with the limitations in their entirety because
feel that they will work real hardship some. A year
and half ago would have called them fair
and Just but in the face of rising and the almost
possible housing situation in Washington help
but feel certain group in the classfcations listed will be
unable to give their families adequate housing
that there 1900 other people the outside who
therefore these should be given the opportunity of enjoy
ing Greenbelt After all there isn't much of to
that stand
Our only hope is that the life of seriously
impaired and that the existence of Coop business
not endangered but the threat of less transient
population We cannot how anyone coming into Green
belt with the knowledge that their stay here will be deter
mined by their ambition and ability in their private business
will take too serious interest in the activities of
Greenbelt Again hope is that being pessmstc
and that life will go usual.
We know of in which you may remain in
Greenbelt and enjoy all the benefits and that to
build your home Those the limit, if they
really interested in town and it's principles would do
we'll to loo into this proposition Greenhet would be the
better for decision to build the part of of
leaders facing the possibility of being forced to
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-11-07
The rice of Milk

long time ago, someone voiced the aphorsm that in
unity lay strength. Too bad that few wententioned in
divduals let their feelings of principle get ahead of
their concern for the unity of the group they were n for
thereby hangs sad tale
Many months ago, the Milk Club negotiated milk
contract under duress, because business man whose
word might have been good his bond failed to per
form on his word Because of the press of circumstances
the club negotiated contract which failed to satisfy mem
bers who felt that their word pledged" to the mar
who did not believe he had to keep his own "pedge'
So, instead of going along with group strongly Or
gained to press for the economic advantage of united
action these worthy folk stepped followed their
own ideas AS might be expected this bore its own fruit
of Dead Sea apples For today these people are in the
hands of dairy, unwarned, unwept and unsung
The price of their milk of this change has also
stepped two cents for each quart The lad whose
word did not have to be his bond once produced twin
and it not very likeable either
To the wise word should suffice solid front will
get us the rich benefits the past has shown in grand
saving of ten thousand dollars which might have been
lost Now, before it is essential that the chance
to win price advantage be taken to the fullest extent
Join with milk club Help in its work of organ
zlng. You may look expenditure of $4,000 to
$4,000 in its gittering and unpleasant eyes, as milk
prices rocket under uncontrolled sellers markets unless
your weight the other side of the balance with your
Milk Club.
warning postscript. People outside Greenbelt who
dropped out to side with the pledge aforementioned
cannot get back into the Milk Club although many
are clamorng to do Don't let that happen you.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-11-07
Knock Me Down
To The Editor:

10 Inc EQlLOr:
I've lived in Greenbelt since
May, 1898 and have never written
a letter to the editor, but the
time has come.
Why can't parents make sure
their children's wagons, skates,
etc. are not left on sidewalks? In
the 31a years I've been here
probably have walked down the
sidewalks of 5 Eastway at least
a hundred times. During this per-
iod the only time there were no
impediments on the walk was the
night before Halloween. The
reason is obvious. If parents can
take the toys in one night, they
can take them in every night.
-Barked Shins.