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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
County Club WomenHeaFFIne
Talk at Board Meeting

6 in BraWley.
In addition to the address by
Father Mccarthy, the program in
cluded brilliant piano solos by
that talented young musician, Ann
Gudmunsson of Calipatria, and a
charming dance of the gay nine
ties" presented by members of the
girls athletic association under the
direction o. Mss Dorothy Nc
Adams *i@
Calipatria women served a
tempting luncheon at noon Mrs.
Raymond Rose, president Of the
Calipatrlu club welcomed guests,
Mrs. w Gregg Of Holtvillt, coun-
" vice president responding Mrs
Ii j Ingram leo the opening serv-
ice
Mrs. Don c Paulus, president,
Mrs. j. M Mercer Mrs. f. l. Allen
and Mrs f Lee Hiteman, repre-
sented the Ten Tohusand club of
Fl Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
WANT NOTICE

Some directors say actors aren't
important. most writers say di-
rectors aren't important, and prac-
ticaIly everybody agrees producers
aren't important. No one, though.
has limited that motion pictures
could get along without the Great
ors OF stories and scripts.
The writer's. in turn. would Ike
llttl" more recognition Not mere
" greater Credit--although that
would be welcome, too, since they
now are rated somewhere in the
vicinity of the set designer anC
the creator of coiffureS What
writer's most want is sufficient
authority to prevent mutilatlon of
their work and enough latitude to
introduce new ideas.
As several other writers, includ-
ing Preston Sturges, John Huston
and Charles Lederer, have done,
,Jarrico and Collins want to direct
At least, they want to CO-dlreCt
on of their own scripts-"so that
We can find out what direction
contributes to a picture" It's their
notion that the relationship shoulG
be close directors should work
with writer's ON final drafts OF
screen plays, ana that writers
should be on the sets at least part
of the time during production
Bruce Manning, the producer fol
whom the team now is working
is an eX-Writer who used to sit
on the sets OF the Deanna Durbil.
pictures and think up dialog and
business as the action went along
And Jarrico and Director Carson
Kanin worked together closely on
Tom, Dick and Harry
That sort of cooperation and
mutual respect is rare, though
Understated Collins: There is an
interesting degree of antagoniSm
between the crafts.
Collins and Jarrico now are COM
pleting a screen play titled "WOnd-
er Boy" but there's nothing auto
Biographical about it, even though
they're both Hollywood veterans at
! u The story isn't about any NOV
le figure but is a satire on sales
manship and centered on a cham
pion vacuum cleaner peddler Thi,
Is the one the authors hope to di-
rect.
Along with about a dozen other
established film dramatists, Jar
rico and Collins have been teaching
at the League Of American Writers
school here. Film cutters, neWSpap-
er reporters, refugee authors and
people from the stage are among
their pupils. along with local
scripters who haven't been doing
very we'll The instructors say they
can't create creative talent, but
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
State Superintendent to Speak
Apt. A. Meeting tuesday

the community singing, after "hlcn
introduction OF P.-T.A. officials wan
be made. Mrs. Guy A. Weakiey'
president of the 29th P.-TA. as
trict: Mrs. F.. H. Mitchell, preSloen'
of Wilson P.-T.A. Mrs. George ~
Kirk. Harding president; Mrs ). D.
Monciil. Mckinley president; Mrs
Jerdic White, Washin2ton presi-
dent, MRS. Elton B. Christian, pres
ident of Parents Council.
wilson students will present
short musical program after which
DR.. Dexter will deliver his address,
The program will conclude WIZ WIZ
the retiring Of the colors oy Tie
Boy Scouts. 49, -.
Teachers who attend the meet
ing will receive institute credit.
A Silver free will offering will
be taken at the door, the money
going towards extension work.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Short Cuts In
Sewing Given
By Specialist

Nov that women may have to
MAKE more oi thcW own clothing
dur L. rI.o5 III prices and to short =
age III many lines, short cuts il
scNius arc Ul special Importance
50 tina women may make then
clothes in the least possible time
leaving thcm Tree for defense work
but at the same time, locking at
tlactlic in smart, becoming gar
mcnts.
With this in mind, Miss Ethel
VIVA DOdSOn, extension specialist
in clothing, conducted a tWo-day
project leaders training meeting IN
the Imperial Veterans hall for farm
home department members. Miss
DodScn demonstrated many of the
short cuts which may be usec
to save the homemaker time and
yet provide her with goodlooking
clothes.
In addition Miss Dodson pointed
out that due to the War shortages
in metal fasteninGS, zipperS, but
tons. etc. will result in the lm-
mediate future and women Will
have to learn to make garments
without these aids. one attractive
dress was made, a very smart one.
in which no m tai slides, buttons
etc. were used. Il lurcrllnner ol
what every Wtmau Will be wearing
soon.
Original plans called for Subse-
uucnt zone meetings to demon
ytrate these short cuts, but i'll vieE
of the rubber shortage it was dc
cided mat the project leaders. with
Miss Florence Glenn, home demon
suation AGENT, will conduct the
mectingS for each center.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Issue Invitations
For MiIls-Ehre+
Church We ddin9

limitations are in the mail fol
HE wedding Of Lillian Mills. daugh~
ter Of bIr. and Mrs. jeff Mills.
and Donald Ehrct of san Francisco
the wedding to take place on FEB
20 at o'clock in St Clements
Episcopal church, San Francisco.
The Rev. Mr. Henry Thomas
rector will read the services.
Miss Mills has asked Miss Eva
May Smith to be her maid of
honor and Helen Belton and Con-
stance Woodbridge of San Fran
cisco to DE her bridesmaids.
Jack Sanders will serve Mr.. Eh-
ret a. his best man and Temple
R0binsca of Seeley and Randall
Conner of San Francisco will be
The usherS.
After the ceremony a reception
Will take place in Berkeley at the
home Of the bride.
Miss Mills is a graduate OF Holt
Vile hlsh school and Central Jun
ior college, having played prom
inrnt part in public speaking an(
dramatics She is a member o
ThespianS. and Phi Rio Pi, homer
airy drama and speech societies
After attending UCLA. Miss Mill
took the C.AA flying course. Sht
is now connected with Farm Secur
ity Administration in San Fran
cisco
Mr.. Ehret's parents live in Sal
Francisco and ne himself is com
pleting his work at the Univer
sity of California, Berkeley. HI
will be graduated from the colleg'
of commerce in May.
Mr. and Mrs. Mills will leave
Feb. II for the north and will re.
main until after their daughter!
Wedding.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08

FL Ccnuos four Parcnt-Teach3r
associations and members OF Par
ent'S council of Central high school
and junior college, will have joir.
meeting Tuesday night when Dr.
Walter E. Dexter state superinten-
dent of public instruction will b"
guest speaker at the annual Found
ers day observance.
This meeting will take place at
8 pm. in Wilson school auditorium
DR.. Dexter speaking on Education
for a Strong America" Guy A
Weakley, district superintendent OF
schools for FL Centre and Central
principal, will introduce the speaker
The program will open with pre-
sentation of the tlas by the Boy
Scouts, the pledge OF allegiance
and the singing OF die national an
them. Stan D Atkin, head of Cen
trails Music department, will lead
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
CaIexico
News
Telephone 849
Telephone S49

Miss Carmen TerraZaS was the
guest of honor. Friday evening al
a surprise bridal shower, The partS
was held at the home of Norma
L. Teran, Alb Eastside. Miss Ter
razaS, daughter of Mr.. and Ms
]. TerrazaS will b" married Sunday
to Willis A. Biggs Of San DIEGO
The wedding Will be simple
one held in the ST JOSeph'S Catho.
lie church. San Diego. Mr.. and Mrs
Terra2aS and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
FuenteS will make up the wedding
party which Will travel with the
bride to San DIEGO. After the cere-
mony MI. and Mrs. Biggs will re-
main in San Diego where they
will make their home. BiggS is Il
corporal in the Marine corps. Miss
Terrazas was educated in the Cal
exico schools and graduated from
Calexico high school.
Mrs. Reese Lutz is spending some
time here visiting relatives anG
friends. Mrs. utz is the daughter
OF MI. ana MIS-. Les CdlullI "Ilo
will be remembered as the 1olmel
Betty Jane Cardiff
George Culver has returned IRON
a business trip to San Diego Wh"r'
he spent a number Of days.
The Red Cross Motor egl'a VII
meet at the Hotel de- Ana Mon
day evening at T.5n.
Plans will be made at the In
perial Crown chapter OF the OYdel
of Eastern star IL CaleNico Monday
evinine at 300 O'Clock for IN" NlNiI
of the worthy grand mauon OF
California. The Grand matron Is
expected in CaleXico Oh Friday
Feb. 13. All valley towns Will par
ticipate in the ceremonies here Ii
her honor.
Miss josephine Schlatter who has
been visiting her parents here toi
the past week plans to return l
Berkeley this weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Red Cross Motor
Cops Meeting

At the recent meeting Of the Red
Cross women's motor corps, held
in Wilson school audito. ium, Mrs
p c. Clayton was appointed as
sistant dispatch chairman
The corps has handled many re-
quests for motor transportation
during the past month. these re-
quests coming both from the vari-
Gus Red Cross agancies and from
civic organizations.
For the present the corps will
have group meetings once a month
only until all members have COM
pleted the required courses in first
aid and motor mechanics
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
CALENDAR
Saturday

Saturday
Sea Scouts, 7:30, Scout hut.
Dinner dance, 9-12, WestmOrland
Veterans hall
c. Y. o. dance, ., El Centre Vet
eranS hall.
Girl Reserves dance, 9, 10000
club
Sunday
Sunday services, churches.
State guard. 9-12, stadium.
Christian churches, ,. IIultvill"
church.
Monday
SOrOptimistS, y, ShcrwOOds.
Camp Fire board, 12:l0, CalifOr-
mia hotel.
Home nursing class, 1;30, Imper
ial
Twice Told Tales, 2, 56G Brigh-
ton.
Cactus Gavel club, G:l5, Califor-
MIA hotel.
Highway Dcv. Assoc, Gas, Sher-
woods.
Military affairs COM, 7:30. cham
ber OF commerce.
Ell Centre lodge No. 384, +. and \
NJ, Masonic temple.
American Legion Auxiliary, g, Vet
Grams hall.
Carpenters. 80, Labor temple.
Imperial lodge No. 800, &, Inn
periaL
|. Y. Chorus. 7:3O, J. {. audi.
tUrium.
Night school. 20. high school.
Home nursing c.aSS, 80, Im-
perial.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Friday Bridge
Club Hostess

Mrs. Don c Bitlcr WAS hostess
this week to members OF the Fri
day bridge club, entertanln@
them at her home. G3G Sandalwood
Drive. for luncheon and an after
noon of contract
Mrs Allen p Nuffer and Ms
j ID. Adams won tho hleh scores
in the play, the other members
present including: McSdamcS For
rest f Kutz, r ID. McPherriE.
Minor S Simms, Dorsey WhitelaW.
r Is WhitelaW and the hostess
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Girl Shortage
For Dance

A shortage of girls was in pros
pect Saturday morning for the Va
lentine dance sponsored that eve
ling by the c. Y o of st Mary $
church
The society had invited 100 mer
from Camp Seeley to be guests ano
feared that the men would not
lave enough partners Any elri@
wao would like to attend were as
Sjred of a hearty welcome ana oi
p1ruuatr chaperUnagr At the pMA
winch promised to bc 4 dehAhil"
.llaIr. DucinP WAS scheduled To
beam at . p III III the III Centre
Veteran, hall
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Rebekahs Install
New Officer

Donna Holloway vi installed rs
Loblr 2r:ud for tie barbara Worth
ECbcEaha luGsc a. an mapr%sivr
service conducted rnur daE n!-ht
trict deputy pr"sI.'cn., Vic, with
by Helen HollmaA OF BYaNlcv, dis-
Lcr staff presided n The .nst&,ia-
ton held at the !3d meeting
place 644 Olive
Cther officers installed are:
Eleanor williams. v.ce-praNG. a.
pha Norris. secretary: Sarah - =
call, treasurer: Martha Steele,
warden Frieda Dickson. chaplain
At the conclusion of the meeting
light refreshments Wer" served and
a social hour was enlOycd.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Forum Spea aker
Sunday Might

Mrs. Elton b Christian will Lead
the forum discussion Sunday night,
7:3O O'Clock at the Presbyterian
church. using as her subject, DO
Our Homes Have What 1t Takes?
Qu}stionnaircS will be passed out
relating to vital subjects and special
invitations to parent, and younc
people 10 be present are extended
by the officials.
Az the morning service the Scout
troop sponsored by the FL Centre
fire department Will be guests o
The church.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
DR.. Thomas Starts
Class Monday

Monday mol o- :. George w.
Thomas. pastor of me FL Centre
PIE. Bytc,iau church. Will resume
his class in New Testament Greek
which he qase last year for minis-
ters. their wives and church work.
crs. This class Is open 70 all inter-
ested and will be held at II an.
in The church.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08

HOLLYWOOD; Feb. T. Pound
ing away at a screen play ont at
Universal are two successful Young
writers Wlp should lbe REGARDED
with alarm by movie producer.
directors and literary celebrities
by almost everybody in fact. cX-
ccpt stockholders and theater-eo-
ers
Richard Collins and Paul jar
rico are leaders Of a new genera
Of Hollywood trained writer's The
ere not ex-nOvelists laundering in
a strange and highly technical me-
dium, or eX-dramatists from the
theatuh being contemptuous of the
screen Neither are they screWballs
or phony geniuses They don't
work nude. or exclusively between
the hours of to 7 a. m or while
halmoni2ing on either and
French horn They and a small but
increasing number of other NOV
ie writer's are simply industrious
highly skilled craftsmen, and a.
such they are a menace to the
whole Hollywood hierarchy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
New Babies at
CitYHospital

RoCent arriFula AT tnc II CcnTO
hospital include:
To Mr.. and Nj W !" Turner
Feb. j. d boy si% polnd,. st.
GuNyfs
To Nj add NJ. / G. Eastman
FEB. 1, a %"L a p",D.s., -
ounces.
To MI. and NJ. George Adcl-
ncur, Jr.. Frb. ), boy, :oGl a3unda.
l3 ounces.
TO NJ. and VI. Arthur .Ffccnan
of Br"w.ey, Feb. 6. q IL, !cuY
pounds, I5 ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Announcements
Of Ne e+inqs

EaStSidc- Sunset NUTRITION CIaSS
under the leadership of Miss
Florence Glenn. will be held Mon
day at 8 a. m in the Friends
church Holtville and also on Friday
It the same hour and place
CalexicO Nutrition class members
will meet Monday at l.30 p. m IL
the city hall with Miss Glenn IL
charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
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Paul IenhIns. publisher y ( John
>,ou, wee president and Ernrral
manager t.. A. Fl'lGuEh, secretary
and Managing editor,
West Hunday Co. Inc. National ADJ
Ncru>ng Representatives.
Ncmhcl California Newspaper Pub
hNhrfN' Association.
Entered al FL Ceutro. California post
office rs second class matter.
Subscription rates: In California, Ic
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08

EoncieS
By Paul Harrison

tace can help N.th mechanics and
technique" and 3udpment OF story
galues Through better screen writ
.hp. Htuv"oad CWn atoenant
rue o.! gdlas would have 10
change. too
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Rose BIuebirds
Discuss arty

Rose BlueblrQS discussed llld!'
for a Valentine party to be helt
at Kay Hitchcock's home when
they met this week at Harding
school.
Games were played by the fol-
lowing: Kay Hitchcock, Minnie
Maloof, Betty Forshey, Alma zoe
Evans, Mary Diane DaughtelA
Ann Ray Hammond, Dolores Wake.
and Alice Edgar, assistant guard
ian
pcriencc We had several boat drill
and were not allowed outside oul
stateroOmS without life prcSerHef>
on. As there was no place to 90 e.
ccpt A deck which had been pracll"
call" taken over with mothers Will
small children, l spent most ol ny
time on the bunk with books of
looking ont of the window. 1t WAS
Grand and inspiring sight to ser
the thrCN sister ships, Monterey
IurlinC and MatSonla all COMING
along together and conveyed pS
two dCStrOYCrS. a cruiser and od' :
tleship. AirplanCs from the crllae'
, secuted around at dawn and sun
down We 2ig-2aggcd at full HpePa
ahead throughout the whole trip.
In speaking of the Matsona sa'
says that there was no NHSIl@e ~
naming of its former luxury. W.
had So women on board and l aon
know how many men We maze our
own beds. I met some funny people
and some very interesting oneS
Nearly all were good sports. o'
tie boat WAS a thrcc-day old o'p%.
one three weeks old and one Doll
about half way over. -.
"On the morning of the 5lSt +"
was good to look out and see V'''
Golden Gate
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08

Old j. ~IIIJ\I,ID
lf.sNIN ~.
CharicS T.. L IIle-
Director
Dld llYmT: 6nJ
Gospel II..lCl ~
NO 6:,lO p.nl
SuutldYs li9U kllo.
Continuous
International.
Gospel Bt OAdCa Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
0dkmdn Leaves
Several Million

An estate valued at Several
millions" was left by Robert Oak
man to his widow, Mrs, Mamie M.
Oakman, it was revealed when his
will WAS admitted for probate
today.
The value Of the estate at "sev-
eral millions" was set by Edward
n. Barnard, attorney for Mrs.
Oakman. No real value was
given and no accounting was
made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Army Asks Draft
For Boys, 1919

WASHINGTON. Oct. 8 (uP).--
The army is pressing for imme-
date enactment of legislation TO
permit drafting of Is and 19-year-
Odds, congressional sources re-
vealed today.
The war department two weeks
ago submitted its request for re-
duction of the draft age TO the
budget bureau and if President
Roosevelt approves, despite his an
nouncement that this action would
not be necessary until next year,
the war departments letter will
be submitted TO Congress in a few
days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Salaries Under $1,000
Are Not Stabilized

WASHINGTON, Oct. s CUP).-
The treasury prepared today TO
outline regulations for the con-
troll of salaries over $4,000. and
the War Labor Board confirmed
that millions of workers receiving
salaries of less than $4,000 a year
are exempted from the new sta
biliZation order.
The treasury's regulations will
be in the form of a recommended
ton to Economic Sterilization
Director James +. Byrnes, who
swung into action yesterday by
naming the six public members OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
7 Protestant Churches
Plan Merger in 1914

CHICAGO, Oct. s QNS).-A
committee of churchmen today
was working on plans for the for
nation of a United Church of
America a merger of two Prot
-estant denominations the -Cengre-
gational Christian churches and
the Evangelical and Reformed
Church of America.
Final approval cannot be made
until the national bodies of the
two denominations hold their next
synods in 1914 The denominations
have membership of approx
mately 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
INCOMES OVER $4,000

v OiOpo vi wi III dliu NiiCdb az o. Pei
cent OF parity.
INCOMES OVER $4,000
President Roosevelt's order of
last Saturday provided for the es-
Establishment of regulations by
Byrnes to control all incomes
over $4,000. with allowances 10
be made for taxes, insurance pre-
miums and fixed obligations.
/ Byrnes called on the treasury
yesterday TO recommend the sal
Il ry-controliing regulations be-
cause il was the government
agency most intimately con-
cerned with the enforcement OF
that provision.
Meantime, the WLB granted
provisional approval of voluntary
wage raises between September IS
and October 3, specified that all
wage increases directed by the
WLB before October 3 should be
put into effect in accordance with
the terms of such orders and reaf-
| firmed its procedures for WLB
adjustment of labor disputes.
SALARIES UNDER $4,000
WLB Chairman William H.
Davis emphasized that his board
had no jurisdiction over salaries
under $1,000 because the Presi-
dents order contained no provision
for supervision of salaried workers
in that bracket. The order did
provide, however, for control of
salaries over $4,000 by Byrnes.
Salary, in the new program to
control living costs and stabilize
the national economy, is remuner-
alton paid on weekly. monthly
or yearly basis. Wages are gen.
crafty paid on an hourly basis.
Davis said the board would soon
decide the line of demarcation
between large and small wage
increases or decreases and whether
automatic increases provided in
existing labor contracts could be
paid without WLB approval.
The executive order authorized
the board to exempt from its
wage sterilization regulations
small total wage increases or de-
creaSes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Roosevelt Puts
Green, Murray
On Cost Board

WASHINGTON, oct. s INS)
Economic Sterilization Director
James F. ByrneS today announced
that President Roosevelt has ap-
pointed representatives Of labor,
The farmers and business manage
ment 70 serve with government
officials on the coSt-Of-living ad-
NiSory board.
Representing agriculture ar c
James G Patton, president Of the
Farmers Cooperative Union and
Edward a. O'Neil. president OF the
American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton.
Business management repre-
Sentatives are Eric a. Johnston
president Of the United States
Chamber of Commerce, and Ralph
T. Flanders. president of the Jones
& Lamson Machinery Company Of
Springfield. VI
ALL President William Green
and Go President Philip Murray
were appointed 70 represent labor
on the Economic Sterilization
Board.
LIKES APPOINTMENTS
Byrnes said he thought the
appointments 10 the board were
..spleHdid beeause--.'
Here Presidential Secretary Ste
phen T. Early similingly inter-
jected:
Because you recommended
them"
After his press conference at
the White House. Byrnes took his
oath of office. Early said Byrnes'
salary is $4,000 a year. $1,000
less than he received as an asso-
ciate justice Of the Supreme Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Film Star, Husband in Lisbon

MADRID. Oct. s (UP).-Dani-
ellie Darrieux, French film star,
and her new husband, the Domini-
can diplomat. Porfirio Rubirosa,
were en- route TO Lisbon today.
They arrived here yesterday, trav-
cling incognito.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Chile TO ExpeI
B Ndzi Spies

SANTIAGO. Chile, Oct. s (INS)
The government today ordered
the expulsion of three Nazis who
admitted transmitting news OF
the movement of ships by radio 10
a German agent in Cuba.
Two powerful short wave trans
mitters were found in the homes
'of the men. authorities said
They arc Ludwig Rush. Wilhelm
Borbach and Alfred Kleiber. the
latter manager of German bank
In their confessions, authorities
said, the men said they sent the
ship information to August Lun'
ing. who recently was sentenced
10 death in Cuba for espionage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

Three Weird Mysteries OF
Madagascar. The British 0ccu-
patton OF the Strategic Island
Recalls Travellers Tales Of the
Man-Eating Tree, Mammoth
Bird Like the Arabian Nights
Roc That Took Sinbad for q Sky
Ride and Ferocious, Giant
Spiders. Read About Them IN
The American Weekly With
This Sundays Issue OF The
Detroit SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

his advisory board and ordering
the agriculture department to
prevent increases in the cost of
livestock and poultry by main
tanning the loan rate on 1912
crops of corn and wheat at IS per
pppf OT narifN