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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-06
House Finances
700 New Omen

employ 374OO0 youths through June
in its apprentice-tr training program
instead of reducing the rolls to 219,-
600.
National defense rivers and har-
bors projects, S23,S82,000 plus
contract authorization of $4,000
Panama Canal. Sl1 .2S1 $40, of which
Sl0,5l0.000 is for speeding installa-
tin of special devices for protecting
the canal.
Grand Coulee Dam S7.500,000. in
addition to previous l94l appropria-
tions of Sl2,000.oO0. for speeding
construction and installation of the
first three generators. largest ever
built. so that power delivery can be-
gin next August.
Builder Dam. 100000 to pay for
three generating units now being
installed and meet increased de-
mands for power, including a crit
ical shortage in the Los Angeles
area in connection with defense
industries.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-06
p NEW HEMOSFERE

WASHINGTON, March 6. (UP)--
United States moves for joint de-
Tense plans with Panama and Mex
leo led to predictions in diplomatic
quarters today that q comprehens-
i've plan of hemisphere defense
would be developed soon.
Successful contamination of de-
Tense plans with Panama and Mex
leo, it was said. would eliminate
the most difficult obstacles in the
path of program for all the Amer
icas. The internal political Situa-
tons in Panama and Mexico. here
tofore, have not been considered
conducive to projects requiring close
cooperation with the United States.
Announcement yesterday by Pres
ident Arnulfo AriaS of Panama tina.
the United States would be granted
air and antiaircraft defense bases
outside the Canal zone was regarded
as an important step toward a CO.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-06
Keep Roads Up.'
Nevada TO Calf.

CARSON CITY, New, Mar. O.
tUP) The Nevada legislature to-
day called on the California legisla-
ture to provide means of bringing
California state route "a up to STAN
dard.
The Nevada legislators, in a res
olution to be forwarded to Sacra-
mento, claimed that California Off
Gals promised 20 years ago to put
the route, from Hallelejuah station
to Beckwourth, Cal, up to standard.
1t was claimed that Nevada long ago
improved the road to the California
line but that the California side
remains on an old alignment as a
wagon road of pioneer days.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-06
Mu|berryCIub
Sponsors Pie
Social Event
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOT

OLlA-MULBERRY NOTES
Joe Rebik and son. Pete. left
for Toledo. Ohio. Thursday morn
ing after having received word
that Rebik's mother is very i'll.
~ -
D. A. Loop and son. Bill, are
visiting in the neighborhood this
week from Caspar. They will re-
turn TO the coast city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon T. Rider
are proud to announce the arrival
Of Vernon Tony, Junior. who was
born Tuesday morning at 1903. The
baby weighed 81 pounds.
Ben Hickey and Sylvester Nemlo-
will left last week for Otis. Kansas
Ben Hickey was called by the Kan
Sas Selective Service to report for
years army training.
Russell. Charles, and Francis
Burnett were in Mulberry over the
weekend from Inlewood. Andy Bur-
nett returned to the coast with
them.
Ed Dickerman, of Ontario, spent
9 week at the Willowbrook Ranch.
the home of his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Dickerman. During his stay here,
he and his brother. Seaver. made
a business trip to Phoenix, Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Zayecek en-
Joyed a two weeks visit from Mrs.
Frank Flow of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Louis Lee, who has been
convaleScing from pneumonia at
the home of Elmer Guynes in Mag
nolia, is very much improved and
has returned to her home at the
Standard heading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taecker
entertained group of friends at
their home Sunday evening. Those
present included: Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Finley, Cecil Martin of Brawley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan G. West. and
Dannie Gene, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Brown.
John Knapp, Jr., is visiting at
The home of his sister, Mrs. v. T.
Rider. He will remain here for the
summer. The Knapps, for many
Years residents of Mulberry, are
now living at Lakeside.
Mrs. Dan G. West and Mrs. R.
E. Ryder were business visitors in
FL Centre last week. While in Ell
Centre they called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan w. West at 513 Brighton
avenue. Friends of Dan West will
be glad to hear that he is able to
be up and around again and is
allowed short auto trips.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-06

WASHINGTON, March G. CUP)-
The house appropriations commit
tee today recommended a Sl93 ,9l3.-
0e368 deficiency bill carrying funds
for numerous government activities,
about 30 per cent of which affect
national defense.
The Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton was given s975,000 to provide
for 700 additional agents and 603
other new employees. That would
give the FBI a $3.50 member force
to carry out its new anti-espionage
and anti-sabotage duties.
The bill included si88,863, 500 68
in direct appropriations and S5,794,
900 in contract authorizations, q
reduction of S5,049 900 from Presi-
dent ROosevelt's requests.
The committee eliminated the
presidents request for Sl50000 000
additional for the defense housing
program. It approved a S75,000,000
fund TO pay off contractual obliga-
tons incurred in starting the pro-
gram under the original sl50,000000
authorization last year. But since
legislation authorizing expansion to
100000, 900 program has not been
enacted, the committee deferred APP
proval of the new fund.
Among funds for defense activities
was SITS, coo for increasing the out
put of helium gas at the govern
ment's Amarillo, Tex. plant. The
president had asked S525.000 TO al
most double the output of the non
flammable gas which is of military
and medical value.
Other major items approved in
Guided:
National Youth Administration
500 100000. This supplements S134,-
$4,000 already appropriated for the
year and will permit the NYA to
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-06

terfere with the purposes of the
bill"
1t was understood that the tenta-
tive draft contained no mention
of a western hemispherical limita-
ton because George felt that any
mention of this hemisphere as a
limitation would serve to give Japan
the idea that she had a free hand
in the Orient.
That belief is Secretary of State
Cordell Hull's major objection to
the amendment drafted by Sen. AL
len j. Ellender, d., La.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-06
Farmers Charue
Intimidation

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 6. cUP)
The Associated Farmers of Ven-
tura county charged today that San
Francisco buyers have been intimid-
ated against purchasing Ventura
county lemons during an AFL strike
in the county industry.
Robert NJ. Wright, president OF
the Ventura county farm bureau,
and c. =. Burson, president of the
county Associated Farmers, wired
Mayor Angelo RossI protesting a
secondary boycott" on the lemons
and asking him to do all possible
to have it raised.
Rossi said he would confer with
AFL officials, the San Francisco
employers council and local pro-
duce merchants.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-06
Thieves Pay2nd
Visit to2 Places

Greek relief Wednesday night
was tapped for the second time
IL 10 days.
And for the second time in 10
days the Main cafe in Ell Centre
was looted by burglars who entered
the place by sliding down rope
they attached to the skylight.
This time they took SO worth Of
Greek relief money to add to the
So taken 10 days ago. They then
to9k cigars ard gum.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-06
Rickenbacker Not
Out Of Danger

ATLANTA, Ga. Mar. 6. CUP
Cap. Eddie V. Rickenbacker was re-
ported by his physician, Dr. Floyd
McRae, this Afternoon as in still
serious but not critical condition"
McRae said that the World War
flier, injured in an Eastern airlines
plane crash last week, is mot out
of danger"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-06
Japanese jailed
For Radio Sendinq

MANILA, p. l., Mar. s. (UP) -
Government agents raided the home
of G. Tanada, japanese. today
and arrested him after finding un-
licensed radio transmitting and re-
ceiving sets and copies of l84 mes
sages, apparently in japanese code.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-06
SCOT AIR CHIEF DIES
IN PLANE ACCIDENT

LONDON, Mar. s (UP)-Air Vice
Marshal D. D. Breese, senior air
officer for Scotland who command
ed a coastal command group, has
been killed in flying accident, the
air ministry announced today. Dur
ing the World War Breese served as
a flight lieutenant in the naval
air service.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-06
Actress Replaces
Soldiers Dog

HOLLYWOOD, March. 6. CUP)-
Film actress Deanna Durbin today
personally presented private Ever
EFT Scott of Fort Ord with an air.
dale puppy to replace 'Laddie,
SCOTS former pet which died after
an air trip to Fort Ord from Kan
sas City.
After a tour through Universal
Studios Scott was scheduled to re-
turn by train to Fort Ord tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
TODAY At Your Fayorite MOVIE

4 Dial Tf,--Grstlot at Mt. Elliott Cool 4
hiHLiV Open 6:t5gs Park Free
I Acacia Dinner.are Free 20 Ladies'. Robt.
/ Montgomery in RAGE ~ HEAVEN"
"HIr THE ROAD" with Dead End Kids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

(klAnT lO4N 4lOhEMANEIN VI
Michigan!
That's quite a title, ladies.
and we are happy to report that
the woman who has won it two
years in succession really de-
serves it on all 10 counts. Mrs.
Loren ]. Goodale, Of Plymouth.
about whom we told you yes
terday is a typical Ameri-
can homemaker.
She is the mother of four chill
dren. does all her own work,
makes the children's clothes.
papers the parlor. paints the
woodwork, does needlework and
is apparently the best cook in
IL counties.
We are as pleased with Mr..
Coodale as we are with his
champion wife, because he is so
proud of her. They have four
Of the incest children we have
ever seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. America
A typical American family.
they are. For their vacation all
six OF the Goodales piled into
the family car and toured the
Upper Peninsula took pic
lures. fished and had a perfectly
grand time. They are the kind
-ef family around whom book
ought TO be written Mr.. and
Mrs. America and family.
We found Mrs. Goodale stir
ring up a gingerbread and asked
for her recipe. which follows y. &.
along with two of the recipes
used for her State Fair prize
winning exhibits.
gingerbread
a cup shortening
q cup sugar
| beaten egg
p cup molasses
Z cup Duttermiik or X
2 cups sifted flour
? teaspoon soda
teaspoon salt
, teaspoons ginger
, teaspoons baking powder
! teaspoon cinnamon.
Cream shortening and sugar.
add beaten egg and molaSSes;
blend well. Add milk alternately
with Sifted dry ingredients and
mix thoroughly. Bake in mod
crate oven t356 degrees for 80
minutes in an S-inch square pen.
Serve piping hot.
Two Egg Cake
? cup shortening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

n teaspoon salt
teaspoon vanilla
i cup sugar
2 egg whites. unbeaten
2 cups sifted flour
.21s teaspoons baking powder
a cup milk.
Cream shortening. salt and
sugar; add vanilla and cream
we'll. Add unbeaten eggs one at
a time. Sift -four and baking
powder together and add al
ternately with milk. Bake in
2 eight-inch layer pans in a mod
crate oven (375 degrees) and
top with uncooked frosting.
Uneooksd Frostine
4 tablespoons butter
2 cups confectioners' sugar
2 egg yolks
II teaspoon vanilla
2 tablespoons cream.
Blend ingredients in order
mentioned and when we'll mixed
spread over top and sides of
cake.
Luscious Lemon Pie
4 cup -four
Ia cup constarch
II cup sugar
4 teaspoon salt
4 cup boiling water
3 beaten egg yolks
"a cup sugar
a cup lemon juice
l teaspoon grated lemon I'd
2 tablespoons -butter----
l stiffly beaten egg white
2 cup sugar
{ teaspoon salt
3 teaspoon cream tartar
3 cup water
2 stiffly beaten egg whites.
Mix flour, cornstarch, sugar
and salt. Add boiling water
slowly. cook in double boiler
until thick. Beat egg yolks
until thick; add a little of hot
mixture. Stir in sugar, lemon
Juice. rind butter Cock
slowly 2 minutes. Cool slightly
and fold in stiffly beaten egg
whites.
Pour in 9-inch baked pie she'll.
Cool until firm. Boil sugar.
salt, cream of tartar and water
10 236 degrees; pour over
stifffy beaten egg whites
spread over pie and brown in
oven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

Pisccs-Bon't be satisfied with
mediocre progress. An extra
amount Of aggressiveness will
put you ahead Of schedule,
bring you unexpected benefits.
Today promises much for the
farsiRhted individual.
4 CHILD harm on this day
will be refined, bright. artistic,
loyal to duty and loved ones; a
keen critic, a good Judge Of
character. Good paste in dress
and home furnfh Kings an out
standing trait Ian succeed IN
medicine. dietitics. cooking, in
terror decorating. designing, on
the stage or screen. Probably
has first rate mechanical ability.
e pyrEht 1851 Hing Features Synd Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
MARCH n TO APRIL 20

WARCH ~ To APRIL 20
- Aries - A happy day for
domestic felicity, personal af-
FAIRS in general and reaping
benefits through artistry and
cleverness. Splendid for sports
events, military training. deal
ing in new and different prof.
Gets. Entertainment approved.
APRIL II TO MAY IN
Tolrus-Powerful, beneficent
vibrations predominant today.
Both mental and physical tasks
favored Profit is in the air,
Be ready TO grasp opportunity.
Industrial, mechanical and all
useful, progressive interests are
sponsored.
NAY 2f TO JLiNE II
Gemini-Excellent period for
readjustments and practical
execution Of Inventive ideas and
ingenious methods. Drama, mo-
ton pictures. sports and other
entertainment can be promoted
adyantageously now.
JUNE ITO yGEf 20
Observation-Disclosures, truck
farmers, farm hands; you deal
ing in foodstufs, lumber and
other consumers commodities;
transacting business with
brokers. bankers, journalists, add
vertisers especially favored.
JULY2L TO AUG. 22
Leo - Statesmen and women,
promoters OF worthwhile prof.
Gets, clerks. stenographers and
confidential secretaries; detec-
tives, police and state and fed
eral authorities genera ",
military and naval personnel are
highly favored this active Leo
day.
AUG. % 70 SEPT. -
Vrgo-lou born after Sep
TENDER 6 are asked especially
10 be kind 10 your health; don't
worry or overstrain. Otherwise
today is auspicious for all con-
structive thought and activities.
highly favored.
SEPT. "a TO OCT. y
Librd-All persons and activi-
ties listed as favored for Leoites
and Virgoans are also on your
sponsored list. No need 10 fret
or fume this generous day.
Vacations okayed.
OCT. % TO NOV. %
Scorpio - Expansion. helpful
new methods, obtaining new
orders; conferences, seekin
favors, making agreements, in
teresting yourself IN lines other
than your own all are among
the favored.
NOV. rs TO DEC. p
Sdgittdrits - Gains indicated,
favored in trade negotiations,
building, manufacturing. rail
reading, mining, handling and
selling tools and equipment for
present needs.
DEC. % TO JAN. Of
Capricorn Prospects look
good, especially for intricate
matters, confidential work. in
ventions, research. economics.
industrial improvements. Swing
into your full stride.
JAN. q TO FEB. 90
Aqudrius - The stars didn't
neglect you folks here. You'll
probably find your inventive
genius, intuition and general
capability turned to an efficiency
pitch. Good luck
FEB. 2f TO MARCH %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
LODOCCOD BY Frances
IONOOSOI - Drake

Look in the Section Birthday H. and Find Who
Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars,
for Wednesday, September
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

mi 0NIAI Woodward smiley Park Free.
NUbVI'ihb Open All Night Ray Milland
William Holden. 81 WANTED WINGS"
rags To RICHES" with Alan Baxter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
PIANO SOON LEARNED WITH CHART

STUCK doing old things? Learn
a accomplishment playing piano! You'll find yourself
making friends having fun!
Teaching yourself You start picking tune
right away with simple keyboard chart showing which note
for which key.
Simply place your chart behind piano keyboard that
the keys fit behind the real keys Then look sheet
Of music. Does IL show + sharp diagram?
You'll find the chart and directly below its
pictured keyso quick wink strike the real key
way your chart pictures all the keys and
used popular
At that you know quite few simple tunes Then
with pointers rhythm play real waltz oxtro and
march
24-page instruction book. A SHORT CUT TO PIANO
PLAYING includes the table chords keyboard chart
Explains musical time values Has favorite tunes for
practice S SI7 by i inches.
this booklet The
Detroit Square, Detroit, Mich
Write plainly address and title of booklet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Champion Homemaker
Gives us Prize Recipes
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Women's Editor. The Detroit Times

CHAMPION HOMEMAKER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Two Egg Gale

? cup shortening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

mi 0NV--It635 Mack Ave. Park Free r
NVLVNi Open SIS. FREE! Utility and
sreakfast Set Msrlens D,etrich in THE
Fairbanks Jr., 1.-THE Joy OF LIVING. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

pEY-Tmt street W. Near Junction
Mn Open 9. Free Enameiware. Cartoon
? Tucker. EMERGENCY LANDfNG."
LORETTA Young. I'm OLD CHEYENNE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

pI0-Nest Vernon Hwy. at Central
hlU ~ Noon 10 Midnight. Park Free.
Cooled by Refrgn Abbott a Costello. I'm
THE NAVY" r. Bogart. WAGONS ROLL
AT NIGHT Disney mir. Duck steps Out
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-28

In his "Office of Inter- American Affairg," Nelson Rockefeller lends an attentive ear to his phone. Diplomats from Latin America find that a call to the ROckefeI- Ter office is a good way to cut
 diplomatic red tape. tive economic warfare, but this is not an exclusive Rockefeller job. There are 25 different government agencies with specific tasks which Rockefeller coordinates.
 The negative part of the pro- gram is what most people general ly consider economic warfare to be putting the screws on your com- mercial enemies.
 The positive part of the program consists in helping your friends, keeping them on their feet eco- nomically until the blitzkrieg is past.
 On the negative side of the pie ture can be listed number of specific examples as they apply to the Pan-American scene:
 Re-export control is an impor- tant part of this program, and it is now managed by the new clear apce section in General Russell L. Maxwe1l's Division of Export Con- trol. Making sure that South Amer ican industries get the critical materials they need to keep going Is the Rockefeller task in this job,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-28

the actual Work belng 0one Dy of hard boiled army majors and colonels who have been told to cut through red tape and military channels in getting results.
 Equally important is the matter of preclusive buying, which in sim pie language means going in and buying all of any commodity 8 country may have to sell, to keep the enemies from getting any of the strategic and critical mater ials the United States needs for defense. Bolivian tin is the per- feet example. Through Metals Re- serve Company in the Federal Loan Agency setup, all the tin which Bolivia has to sell will come to the United States.
 The study of Nad business meth ods, resulting in the blacklist, was another battle of negative econom- ic warfare in which the Rockefel- Ter office had a leading part. The freezing of dollar assets of Ger many and Italy in Latin America is a, parallel activity, for this has stopped the financing of Maxi propaganda through U: s. dollars.
 On the positive side of the eco- homie warfare program, the pie ture, insofar as the Rockefeller participation Is concerned, is now changing. The work of the Ex- port : Import Bank in financing sound loans to the American Ie- publicS has already been men, toned, and so has the working out of the office quota agreement. Those are implements of positive economic warfare at their best, but they are now. outside the direct Rockefeller control.
 HELPS CUT
 RED TAPE
 One of the coordinator's most useful functions has been in run ming interference for the 25 federal departments to which have been assigned, often by Congressional action, various parts of the eco- homie defense job. Sometimes the functions conflict.
 It has been Rockefeller's job to straighten out the differences, dig shelved projects out of the red tape and, if necessary, walk right across the park from his Commerce Build ing office to the White House and get the signals straightened out by the Presidential quarterback. Being responsible only to the President, Rockefeller has been able to get trick plays run through and get the ball carried straight towards the goal, instead of way around right end for no gain. That has been the coordinatoris job within the U. s. government. Just as important has been his inter governmental function as a friend in court for all the Latin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-28

George Fischer who president of the publishing firm J. Fischer & Brother the leading publisher III the country of Catholic iturgica music He was well known to organist and teachers of liturgca music and brought out the works of many contemporary lturgca
 musicians including Piero Yon, Rev Carlo Rossini and others George Fischer passed away this week at his Fire Island Qong Island) summer home. He was lifelong friend and early schooate in New York City of Professor John L. Bonn of this city whose musical works have been published by The Fischer & Brother company Mr. Fischer supervised the publication of the books need ed for various Eucharisc Congresses and the nterna Nonal Gregoran Congress in 1920 published the official CSregorian Chant books issued from time to time and snce 1923 and edited the Fischer Edition News He was Tor three years president of the Music Publishers Assoca ho the last eighteen years treasurer of the St. Greg pry Society America former member of the board o directors of the American Society of Composers and Pub fishers and member of the Ohio Society of New York In the orchestral field he helped make popular the works of such noted composers as William Grant Still ana Deems Taylor who dedicated one of his works to Mr. Fischer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-28
ROCKEFELLER OFFICE STARTS THINGS FOR OTHER AGENCIES TO FOLLOW UP

tina can trade meats and fIoul for metals from Peru, Chile, Bo- livia. And In New York there if a merchandising advisory service, set up by the Iriter-Anerican Con- mission, which is counseling tl1t exporters of Latin America on what they might sell to this cOuu. try.
 These Inter- American Develop. ment Commissions, fllnctionina through the years, by stimulatirsr and promoting trade, can do d much toward welding the connaer- cial and cultural relations of the western hemisphere, In q much better way, than any propagands could possibly do.
 NEXT: Promoting cultural re-
 1mkiMmR M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-28

Edyth Gloria Henrcksen expects to enter one of the local hospitals soon to study the nursing profession Ethel E. HampSon chersheS hopes of becoming inter for decorator Mary E. Gonya who did such excellent work the Wby High Balance Sheet before graduating last June would like to be sister of the local dailies Norman Duncan local southpaw pitcher, has another birthday to celebrate next Sunday Howe Carl son. who beats out intricate tattoo drun would like to snare job sports announcer now that he's all through high school
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-28
Todsys AnswePS 70 oAl@gUAA CRACKERS
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