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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Predictions on Spring
Goats and Suits
BY KAY DONNELLY
NEW YORK, Jan. IS.

NEW YORK Jan. 16
THIS SPRING the fashion-minded will not be
asking whether not she should buy Spring coat but
rather she'll tay the quandary of what kind of
buy For there escaping the appeal of the bright
coats the fashion picture which practical they
smart-ookng.
Most of the talk centers around the mandarin
socaed because they loose straight and and
Of them have the Chinese collar collar at all
Slim coats share honors with the mandarin Sleeves
looser often set with kmono doman shoulder and the
fabric eased into side closing allowing slight
blouse at the waist fitting smoothly These little
fare the skirt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Curly Locks

BECAUSE YOUR hair has
been dyed. don't give up hope OF
having a permanent.
Go to a first class establish
ment where they specialize in
dyeing and bleaching. State
what preparation you have used.
how long since you have applied
it. Some coloring agents do not
disqualify the hair from the
hard boiled frizz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Beauty Arms

SMOOTH. LOVELY arms are
a glorious beauty asset. When
wool frocks are worn, the skin
surface is likely TO be irritated;
It's gets rough and reddy looking.
After Dreaming your sainted
face at bedtime-when your
hands are oily-friction your
arms with cocoabutter. Be dill
gent when treating the elbows.
Finish up with a talcum fric-
tiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Resort Clothes March LiIting
Mood Of Gay Vaca+ionis+s
BY JOAN DEAN

DESIGNED TO make you delightfully."- gamorous the
cruise and Winter clothes They're just what want
when you off holiday careee and happy ready TO
enjoy life 10 the fullest extent
Society columns you're leaving soon for Palm Springs
Miami Beach Nassau And you've made so plans for
your stay. You're gong look up old friends Note Call
Mary and ask for VS. address he's such good dancerO
,and meet charming acquaintances
first idea you're taking plenty Of sports
bathing and beach regaa shorts and
Stacks yachting deep fishing You'll have little
spectator sports fashionable wool
golf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Fresh Combination

the fresh newlookng color combina
black white another that's being played
the board the South And Of there the prints
n every shade Of green imaginable.
You the Camut OF and have for
your Practically any shade pick is high fashion,
salad desert
acid jade absinthe green all
of there's greenback which
you may prefer TO all the rest
Anyway, you'll glamour in afternoon print for
the desirable Smares of
the girl who lunches and bridges and and
social whirl the print the tailored side
should be strictly and exactly tailored IN its
design contrary femnniy starred the latest
fashions 1t must he softly fatterng soft and
modified version Of the sleek taileur.
Something the order of the dress pictured this
Which has this does the ongerwaisted
silhouette, tightly daped pepm coming low the all
Grecian peated skirt Greek styles in the
headlines along With the Greek warriors)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Suits Are Feminine

Many of them in moccasin shade of the beige
to tan shades expected the Spring Some
in color like red duvetyn with drop shoulders and draw
string waist but prophecy that color will
in the short mandarin coats navy beige white
natural dresses.
The classic tailored suit is expected to find general
acceptance this and everything points to the longer
jacket although the designers of tell that while this
the trend for both town and country the regulation
short hpength jacket will continue in fashion and that short
of under should look to this length jacket
rather than the long which not be good proportion
dressy types the little pepHm arrived.
This is said borrow its inspiration from the eighteenth
century riding habit One dramatic little suit in wood violet
with frled lace Jabot blouse, with bright
gloves The little sailor matched the suit and swathed in
flowers and yelling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Wall Treatments

this has been decided get to work There many wall
Pickedpine wall gives mellow look Then
very thin wood that looks for all the
like solid paneling This is nice for avernype
Scenic wall paper good choice too the family artistic,
be walls hung with painted set decor
rumpus done like ships veranda cafe
The represent sky paint
ing family dscernbe coastne while the opposite wall
painted with deck and tafrail
Ships painted ebe wicker chairs and tables give
remarkable liner illusion On the floor noem with
compass design set in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
At Santa Anita or Hialeah

. . you always be interested golf fishing
You'll be the we'll II
California Florida, KNOW you'll have to Whirl out
Anita Hialeah to the ponies
Then You'll he Of honor afer-the parties
dreSsy when you'll attractive
Splashy frocks mostly which
. perfectly at home tropical surroundings
There's colossal caprice motifs giant prints haYins
1s.nch flowers smaller and with
spacing emphasis. Senderizng arrangement
peoples and white ground which,
while widely spaced give all-over patterned effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Decor Is Simple

This type of requires little in the Of special
other building insulating material
for the walls for partitions and storage cboards perhaps the
biggest outlay.
Important things incorporate in cup
boards with shelves butln chests of drawers TO hold all
that ordinarily clutter the living such
games decks of cards. the poker chips and so
place equipment the protector
and reels of film wonderful to have for them
In the rumpus your fancy riot make
studio cooul curtains. Perhaps have artist
will murals maybe you're camera fan
enlarge your avorte pictures and have them framed hang
everywhere the only in the house where
may do
And. incidentally about the incest rumpuS we've
model home Poncharrain drive
McNchos road Music it's called If please
enough there has been placed the family piano
plus photograph The model home open daily from
10 a m till $50 p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Shadow Box Windows

windows shadowboxed in resemble portfolios
portfolio blue sail cloth tied with white
The whole job demanded plenty work and effort but
expensive 1t is that at soothing and stimu-
atng. No would dream that it is cellar
game the keeps many family home This
of demands plenty of space for the game equip
pngpong table, bridge tables archery board tables
games plenty space the checker
board noem for checkers quiet and table for
puzzle addcts swell layout that WIN
keep strenuous activities of the living
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Let the Entire Family Share
In Planning Rumpus Room
iu,.rn.tisu.i s.wr rssss
BY ELEANOR ROSS

IF YOU and tear the home build q
rumpus the house boasts kind of cellar then in
geny effort and little cash will help transform the cellar space
into grand play
We've pretty impressive that made by
of the family This job which viii
enjoy
begin with invite suggestions the ROOM Decide
whether it is be tavern ships deck just
an below-stairs sitting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listing.
IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Musical Instruments

ACcORDIONS-PRE- PRICES
Intelligent buyers would tame advantage of
these prices $3.50 accordion. slightly used
SIPS. $3.50 Gratiot Plaza 4i35.
ACCoRDIoNS-Sav 25qs Lessons by !.
Massimino; ~ years exper. 7046 Harper.
KNABE used piano: good condition; reas-
enable; private party. Telephone Trinity
2-O666.
PIANO = Upringht. used. $40: good con-
dltion. City Music, 74f2 Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Auction Sales
484q GRAND RIVER
CITY OF DETROIT

CITY OF DETROIT
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
MONDAY. MARCH 3, 1871, Personal
PROPERTY ASSESSED To:
BISHOP WEIR. s45f EAST sIx.MILF
PIPE THREADER.
HAAS ROAST BEEF. 1850 EAST JET.
PERSON AVENUE. 1880 A. NJ. RES.
TAURANT EQUIPMENT.
FRED 3. DRAKE. 2s50 EAST JEFFER.
SON AVENUE. 1880 A. M. LAW BOOKS
PHINNEY's SERVICE. INC. REAR 2s2s
WOODWARD AVENUE, /: 90 p. NJ, GAS
STATION EQUIPMENT AND STOCK.
A ass DEPOSIT REQUIRED AT TIME
OF SALE cash OR CERTIFIED
CHECK.
ALBERT E. COBO
CITY TREASURER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Money to Loan
Small Loan Licensees

AUTO LoANs-si0 to $500 IN IS minutes.
AETNA FINANCE CO., 1888 CAsS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Diamond Loans

READ Times Want Ads for profit-uss
them for results!
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29
Bulk Of District
Bonds: Deposited
Under Refundinq
All But 100000 of
Indebtedness Now
Accounted for

A report which shows only
100000 of the Imperial Irri-
cation districts Indebtedness
still unaccounted for under
the refunding plan was in
the mail Saturday directed to Judge
Ralph E. Jenney of federal district
court in Los Angeles.
Under Judge Jenney's interlocu-
tory decree, granted this spring, the
district was required to report be-
fore July l on the progress of the
refmding operation.
District Chief Counsel Harry Hor-
ton reported to Judge Jenney that
of the total $14,250,000 bond and
warrant indebtedness. all bonds but
$890,500 have been deposited over
printed and returned, and all war
rants but $9537 have been presented,
overprinted and returned.
The report also set forth that a
total of $2,364,795 in interest pay
ments on bonds and warrants had
been delivered.
The districts report suggested that
another six monhs be granted in
which the remaining accounts may
be cleared up.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29
San Diego Coed Confesses She Gave
Birth to Two Babies, Killing Both

child was born year ago. i
smothered him to death SO nobody
could hear him cry" Mason quoted
her HE was born two or three
days after my birthday last year
which was April 18 Q940."
Sheriff's deputies went TO a su-
burban home and exhumed the in
fant's body from a grave. Mason
said another murder complaint
would be sought against Miss Han
sSen.
The girl lived with her great
aunt, Mrs. Eveleen K. Bryan, here.
Detectives said Mrs. Cora D. Hol-
comb, who had a room in the
Bryan home. and the Bryan garden
err Marcisco Castellans. furnished
information leading to discovery of
the child's body.
Paternity of the two babies re-
mained Miss Hanssen's secret.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29

struction of eight new government
owned aluminium plants in seven
states to produce an additional 6O0,-
100000 pounds annually.
3-Lacking sufficient new planes,
the government asked the nations
airlines to give up 10 of their first
line aircraft immediately for trans
fer to the British Ito meet emer-
gency defense requirments."
1t appeared the production of
critical munitions, which President
Roosevelt said was behind sche-
dule. would not reach high level
before next year Construction on
most of the munitions plants is
now behind schedule.
The new aluminium plants and
the curtailment of automobile pro-
duction would be reflected In fu-
ture airplane and arms output but
can't help the current situation.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29
Soyiets Land
Parachutists on
Rumanian Soil
Germans Claim Most
Of Force, Set at
1000, Captured

BUCHAREST, Rumania.
June % (UP)-The German
-Rumanian high command
said tonight the Soviets had
an d e d parachutists "a t
some points in Rumania, but that
iaost of them were captured. CTurk-
ish reports previously said 2,O0C
Russian parachutists landed to sa
botage the Rumanian oil fields.
The communique said fighting
against the Russians continued
from Buchovina North Russia) to
the Black Sea and the German
Rumanian units were fulfilling
their mission" No details were
given.
The conlmunique said all Rus
slams counterattacks were frustrat-
eel but that the enemy bombarded
the Jassy, Buzau, Galatz and Con-
stanta areas, causing civilian cas-
ualties. Both machine guns and
bombs we're used in the attacks,
it added
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29

SAN DIEGD, June % CUP Ann
Marie Hansen, 20, pretty coed at
San Diego State college, told in
vestigators today she had given
birth to two babies without the aid
of a physician ana mad killed them
Lieut. Blake Mason of the Sher-
ifs vice squad said he had OBJ
tanned a confession from Miss Han
ssen, a junior in the school Of
social science.
She had been charged with mur-
der and held without bail after
detectives found the body of baby
in her closet on June 10. She said
the baby was born June 13, soon
after she was taken home i'll from
her classroom. Late yesterday she
confessed she had borne child
previously and also had killed it.
She said her first illegitimate
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29

the state department of social well
fare Saturday. Congress has not yet
voted federal funds to add to the
state and county funds used to
make up relief for the aged, the
blind, and orphans.
The state and county money can
not be given relief recipients until
federal funds arrive and are ap-
portioned with the other two con-
tributions.
County Welfare Director Phil
Holman said GIG aged persons, AZ
blind ones, and 679 orphan chill
dren will not get their accustomed
checks July l.
The teletype message for the
state welfare department said:
Congress has not yet appropriated
funds to finance federal participa-
ton for July aged, blind, and chill
dren's aid. Probable delay in your
receipt of federal funds will be ap-
pfoxlmately TWO weeks a1ter con-
gressiopal action" Similar messages
were sent to every county in Cali
fornia.
Congressional delay was OCCASION
ed by the California legislatures
failure to pass legislation conform
ing with the federal governments
requirements until late in the ses-
sion. Congress refused to appropriate
the federal governments share OF
the appointments to the aged,
the blind, and the orphans until
after the California legislature
conformed to federal requirements
Late in the session the legislature
passed the necessary legislation and
Continued on Page 6, Col. ID
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29
AirPlone Output
Slump Slated

WASHINGTON, June % (UP)-
Defense officials said today they
anticipated further slump in war;
plane production here in the next
three months because of a shortage
of vital materials and machine
tools.
This disclosure came as the gov
ernment took these new steps to
offset the threatened decline in
the output of aircraft and other
critical munitions.
1-Representatives of the automo-
bile industry were invited to a meet
ing here next week to work out
details for further cuts in motorcar
production demanded by defense
officials. The previous 20 per cent
cut on 1912 models was held in
sufficient.
2-The office of production man.
agement recommended the con-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29

OH IIldIly SeCUOIo coptCldly III ciiO'
region of Lwow where the Com
munists said they were still blocking
the Nazi offensive toward Kiev and
the rich Ukraine.
Soviet tanks, artillery and air.
planes joined in the counterattack
on the main German forces driving
from Poland toward or beyond the
pre-war Russian frontiers in the
Minsk area. They reported routing
enemy tank units and the 39th tank
headquarters, taking prisoners and
booty.
The outcome of this extremely
important battle of tanks and dive
bombers was not yet decided, but
the Russian communique indicated
the Red army had at least broken
up one phase of the German at
tack by using blitz methods in a
counterattack.
If the Russians can continue to
use their own blitz thrusts against
the German spearheads, the Nazi
high commands objective of cutting
up and destroying the Red army
as a fighting force will be far more
difficult than previously indicated
b. Berlin dispatches. The Germans,
however, presumably were prepared
to throw unlimited forces into the
attack if break through appears
possible and the outcome was not
definitely indicated by communiques
of either side
The Germans continued to express
confidence the Red army must soon
crack under the hammer blows of
the luftewaffe and panzer divisions.
and the high command promised
officially cnat report on "great
successes would be made in a spec
ial communique on Sunday
But Moscow dispatches said that:
The Red army repulsed German
attempts to outflank Lwow, cavalry
destroying the sixth enemy infantry
regiment that attempted to force
the Pruth river, while defense lines
held firm all along the southern
front to the Black Sea.
Russian airplanes blasted a Ger
man attempt to turn the Red army
Continued on Page 6, Col D
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29
Deferment for
Mdrri led Men

Deferments were ordered Satur-
day by National Selective Service
headquarters for all draft-age mar
ried men and other registrants who
have dependents, the United Press
reported from Washington, DC.
No appreciable change was an
ticipated, however, in the Imperial
county setup, because the policy has
been in the past to defer married
men in most cases.
Only exceptions, as explained by
Ell Centre headquarters, have been
when married couples maintain sep
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29
British Bombers
Pound Coastin
17th Night Raid
Direct Hits Claimed
On Shipyards and
Industry Plants

LONDON, June % (UP)-
Strong formations of British
planes sped across the Eng
lish channel today to blast
invasion ports and German
bases in north France, continuing
large scale attack made last night
on shipyards and industrial objec-
tives in northwestern Germany.
Long range bombing planes, in
their 18th successive night attack
on German and German occupied
territory, had made a powerful at.
tack on Bremen and Vegesack, the
air ministry had said, scoring many
direct hits" on shipyards and in
dustrial detectives.
Other targets during the night
attack, apparently one ofthe heav-
lest ever mace on Germany, as II
British bombing planes were ad-
mitted lost, were the naval bases
at Emden, Wilhelmshaven and Cux-
haven, and Oldenburg, Denhelder
and Dunkirk
British Blenheim bombers, escort
ed by fighters, were reported to have
carried out successful attack this
morning against power station at
Confines, near Lille in northwestern
France, and to have destroyed three
enemy fighter planes.
All of the bombers we're said to
have returned safely from the morn
ing sweep of north France. Three
British fighters were reported miss
ing, but one of the pilots was said
to be safe.
Returning pilots reported that
they had encountered only few
enemy fighters.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29

Martin.
Martin offered Brown the posi-
ton of local distributor for the
Palmolive Peet company and ac-
cepted $25 as part of the $500 cap
ital he was to invest, Brown told
Yeager.
Martin then gave Brown post
dated check for $500 which. Brown
said, was supposed to be a guaran-
tee that he would get the money
back when he proved himself with
the company
Brown said he arranged to go to
Continued on Page 6, Col. g.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29

aratc homes or live with their
parents.
ReclasSification of all such men
who have been placed in Glass Ia
was ordered by Brig. Gen. Lewis 3
Hershey, the United Press said.
The only exception to the general
casing of deSerments applied to
men who married after their regis
tration date and cannot prove that
they did so lin manner consistent
with the ordinary cause of human
affairs" rather than to dodge pos
sible military training.
Under the new instructions, mar
ried men and others affected by the
ruling would be placed in ga
deferred because of dependents.
Meanwhile. Imperial Valley pre-
pared to send an additional 35 men
July 6 to a year of army training.
The northrend board will send 18
and the southend IT. Names of the
southend quota:
Howard d. Walters, oscar L.
Copes, Martin j. Karow, Robert r,
Main, Ray H. Bias, Donald C. Rod
man, Paul A. Pankonin, Elmer E,
Rinehart, Calvin c. Aaron, Cristo-
fore A. Bielma, Henry L. Adkison,
Henry Collins, Emil M. Hashem,
William H. Wigington, Don R. Kyle,
Malcolm D. Smith, Herald L. Rod
man.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29
: Baptism

If there is a moral to this story,
it is
Never take your eye off your
camp bed, particularly if Howard
Van Trease or Dick Dickson arc in
the immediate vicinity.
Not long ago Dan Carter was on
a mountain fishing trip Howard
and Dick were in the party. Now
Dan is one of that group that en-
joys physical comforts and he took
along a camp cot equipped with
all the comforts of home.
With a profound faith in human
nature, Dan left his cot and went
fishing. When he returned he got
a shock.
During the interval while Dan
Continued on Page 6; Column -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29

of the Imperial Valley Building
and Loan knew that New Jersey
bank was a defunct institution.
The whole thing started when an
undetermined NUMBER OF men, i'll
Guiding Thayer Brown of El Gen.
tro, answered Post-PreSs classified
advertisement offering young men
chance to earn a net income Of
$240 month and asking them to
invest 5000 in the concern.
Brown answered the advertise
ment, he told Deputy District At
torney Russell Yeager, and met
man who said he was Alfred II.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29
Every Young Mdnin |. '. Who has Become
Il Since Oct. Is Must Register tuesday

Another "R" day was in prospect
Saturday for approximately 600
Imperial young men who will regi-
ster Tuesday under the Selective
Service system Tor a year of serv-
ice in the army.
All young men who have come of
age since Oct. 16, 1910 are required
TO appear at one of the nine regi-
stration points in Imperial Valley
The registration points are:
City hall, Calipatria; city hall
Westmorland; city hall, Imperial;
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29

American Legion hall, Brawley;
Veterans hall, Ell Centre; chamber
OF commerce, Hotel de ANA, CAL
lexico: city hall. Holtville; FIT.
Yuma sub-agency, Ft. Yuma; cham
Der. of commerce, Winterhaven.
Tuesdays registration was eX-
pected to bring in approximately
SEQ men in the northend district
and like number in the southend
Rtgiilrants mhy ubs tEeir own
judgment in selecting registration
points.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29

1t was expected that the funeral
and interment will take place at
Forest Lawn Memorial park In
Glendale next week but definite ar
rangen'ents we're not made TIM
mediately.
Cook was one Of the most popu-
lar instructors at the junior col
lege and had acquired many good
friends among valley residents dur
ing the long years OF his residences
here. He taught mathematics civil
Continued on Page 8, Col 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29
John Cook, Central Instructor 70 Years,
Dies in His Sleep at Tahoe Home

Ell Centrans were shocked Sat-
urday by news of the sudden death
OF John Cook, Central Junior COL
lege instructor for 20 years.
Cook died in his sleep at the
Cook summer home at Lake Tahoe
early Saturday morning. He had
suffered a heart attack and had
been i'll only one day, Mrs Cook
telegraphed friends in El Centro.
The family LETT Ell Centre this
week for Lake Tahoe where they
spend their summers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-29
, !M,5!Hs 4sns4!s
Small Lots

Small Lots
All these many years we've look
ed up to Won AZhderian as one of
the big operators" and now he
comes along with deal like this
tu belittle himself!
1t seemed that Massey Horton
has tomato vine at his residence
that supplies a ripe tomato about
every full moon. It's just pet. SC
to speak. While calling on Louis
DeVita, who lives next door, Won
must have noticed the Horton to-
mato vine and become enamored
OF it, because he could hardly wait
to get to the telephone and call
Massey.
II want to contract for your to-
nato output he explained.
Massey denurred, charging that
he needed the harvest for domestic
Use, but suggested:
i've got a pumpkin vine that's
due to produce soon and you can
bid on that if you wish.'