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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Neck of Lamb

Another meal for six uses neck
slices of lamb or mutton.
Two pounds of neck slices, or
shoulder of lamb or mutton, or
lean breast meat cut into medium
sized pieces. Put in a pan in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Ast4Aoakss

Hear Betty Croker each Friday over
NBC GAS Eastern Time; las
Central Time; l2:45 Mountain Time;
HAS Pacific Time.
"Bi,quick" and Betty Croker" are registered
trade marks OF General Mills, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

n There are two things every mother
must do today - select babys things
wisely, and take good care of them.
When buying nipples, for instance,
its only good sense TO choose the best
-. and only good patriotism to pro-
long their useful life. No need TO
worry about a nipple shortage, but
there is need to avoid replacement
Our new booklet. Baby Feeding Made
Easy explains the baby feeding routine
and also tells how 10 conserve rubber
nipples. For your FREE copy write Davol
Rubber Company, Dept. Al0, Providence,
Rhode Island.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10

find materials and not interrupt
President Roosevelt's wartime pro-
gram. He said final details of his
plan were pelng worked out and
the blueprints were more than half
completed Asked if he could get
materials, he replied:
IT don't want to criticize the gov
ernment; I want to produce planes.
I'm full of hope, confidence, facts
and figures. l am prepared to show
everybody and anybody who is in
terested that can build these car
go planes without raiding the air.
craft industry for my skilled labor
or scarce materials"
The WPB is considering an ex-
pansion of the Kaiser plant at Fon-
tana, Calf, due to start produc-
ton of iron and steel soon and ev-
entually reach capacity of 100000
tons.
Kaiser said he had been told by
aluminium people" that sufficient
bauxite and refining facilities exist
ed to furnish him enough alumni
um.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
TRUST CHARGED

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1O-tUP)-
Two indictments. charging five
companies and Il officials with vi
olating the Sherman Antitrust act
IN the manufacture and sale Of
nlastics were returned today by a
federal grand Jury at Newark, N.
o.. Attorney General Francis Biddle
announced
The persons indicted included
Lammot Du Pont. chairman of f. l.
Pa Pont De Nemours & Co.
Biddle said that at ne request of
the secretaries of war and navy.
trial Of the cases Will be delayed un-
I'll after the W
one indictment charged that the
Du Pont Co. and the Holm & Haas
Co. Inc, of Philadelphia, engaged
in a world wide conspiracy to sup
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
Car May BeCIue
To Brute Slayer
OF Two Women

SPARTA, Wis, Sept. lO-UPl-
Authorities believed tooay that a
stolen. two tone green coupe may be
the key clew that will solve the
Staying of Miss Neil Pietrangeli. 25,
and Miss Dorothy Baum, 80, social
workers who were stripped of cloth
ing. raped and shot to death last
Tuesday.
Dist. Atty. Leo j. Goodman of
Monroe county said police in all
the north central states had been
provided with a description and
were on the lookout for the car
owned b. Miss Pietrangeli.
Goodman explained that if blood
stains were found in the machine,
it might clear up the question as
to where the shooting took place
and narrow the time element in
the crime. Authorities believe the
holICIA "tAC NAlOl Il U ei.lil' L hN
day and were carried to the spot
their bodies were found This,
coupled with the fact that the car
was seen when a man in uniform
cashed a $40 check endorsed by
Miss Baum in Tomah Monday nigl/.
would indicate the women were
held at some spot in the vicinity
of Tomah. near here, picked up and
killed later,
The car was a l94l clu1 coupe,
painted in two tones of green, and
carried white walled tires. Its Wis
license number was 3ll,789.
Sheriff Hallet T. Jenkins and dep
uties have been unsuccessful in their
efforts to backtrail the route the
women took from KenoSha Mon
day in hope of finding someone
who saw them before they met
tL6ls SLAYER.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
Rationing Boards
Reorganized

Continued from Page One
ing the new trade relations COM
mittees which are to be set up in
each area to assist in the opera
ton of the general maximum price
regulations. Committees will serve
without actual connection with ra-
tioning boards in an advisory cap
acity and will be asked to call on
all merchants to see that their es-
adjustments are complying with all
OPM regulations for price control.
Shane remained in the valley Thurs
day after other members of the
party returned to San Diego. for the
of assisting with the organ
i2atiOn of these trade committees.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
Methodist Choir
Meets SATURDAY.

Members of the choir of the First
Methodist church of El Centre will
meet for their lirSt fall rehearsal
at the church at 7:30 pm. Satur-
day, Mrs. Eugene Waterman. choir
director. announced Thursday.
They will rehearSe for and hour
and then adjourn to the Waterman
home for an ice cream party. The
choir will begin work Immediately
on a new cantata. Mendelssohn's
Hear Our Prayer" which will be
presented in late October.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
RECEIVES ADVANCE
IN MARINE CORPS

Mrs. Orvan Glaze, the former Bet
= Reid of El Centre, received word
that her husband recently was made
a second lieutenant in the United
States Marine corps. He has been
attending officers training school
somewhere in the Pacific islands but
no other information concerning
his activities was received by his
wife because of the strict censor
ship rules.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
Salinas GuayuIe
Project Pays Off

SALINAS, CAL, Sept. l0-CUP)
Senator Sheridan Downey, D.,
Cal, said today the Salinas valley
guayule project will furnish l,0O0,-
600 pounds of rubber this year.
This, he said. is 10 times as much
as was anticipated when the prof.
ect was begun. He told Chamber
of Commerce officials he intended
to introduce legislation in congress
calling for further expansion.
Expansion has been approved by
the Baruch committee, Downey
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
LoWdermiIk Heads
Democratic Group

Herbert LoWdermilk of Ell Centre
heads the Imperial County Demo-
cratic committee as chairman after
an elect;cn held in FL Centro this
week.
At the organization meeting
other officers elected included A.
A. Dreasher Of Westmorland, first
vice chairman Herbert Going of
Calexico, second vice-chairman;
and Neal Gavin of Ell Centre, sec
retary
w L. townsend of Imperial was
elected delegate to the state con-
vention and will select other dele
gates at a later date Although
Cecil Gillett of El Centre, elected
committeeman at the Aug. 25 pri-
maries, is in the service, his place
the committee was not declared
vacant
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
British Landing
On Mada9a ascar

Continued from Page One
etration.
The japanese were developing a
possibly dangerous threat to Port
Moresby, key Allied base on the
south coast of New Guinea. The
Japanese had forced their way
across the high passes of the tower
ing Owen Stanley mountains and
were going down the south side.
Strength Of the japanese push was
uncertain but Australian sources
indicated Allied forces should be
competent TO deal with the situation
Prime Minister Winston Chur-
chill indicated there is no early
hope of solution of the Indian crisis
particularly with the threat of Jap
aneSe invasion hanging over India
He believed japanese fifth column
ist ma be playing some role in the
present outbreaks.
RAIN AT STALINGRAD
Moscow dispatches reported the
rain set in as the Nazis started an
other massive attack against the
western and southwestern approach
eS TO the key Volga river industrial
and communication center Of Stal-
ingrad.
Whether the rains had come in
time and, were heavy enough to in
fluence the outcome of the battle
was not yet known. The Nazi high
command reported that its forces
had driven deeper into the fortifi-
cations system defending Stalin-
grad and the Russians admitted
that two populated points-sman
towns or villages-had been Yielded
on the western approaches tc the
city.
1t was obvious, howeI er, that the
weeks Of good fighting weather on
the Russian front are rapidly van
ishing and that the weather Will
come increasingly into play as
factor aiding the Russian defense
by turning the hundreds of miles
Of German supply routes leading up
to the front into swamps and quag-
mireS.
RED BOMBERS ACTIVE
Russian activity dominated the
news from the fighting fronts.
Soviet bombers, possibly new
secret four-motored models. again
attacked Budapest and points in
eastern Germany and northeastern
Hungary during the night. The
Royal Air Force was relatively in
active, presumably due to bad
weather. It was the second Rus
sian attack on Budapest within a
week.
In the western desert there was
only mopping up action in which
British mobile patrols pushed
farther westward, indicating that
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
Phone 300

press competition in and 10 mon
opolize the manufacture and sale
Of acrylic products in the United
States and other countries. It al
legged also that they were men,
bers of an international cartel
which included I. G. FrabeninduS-
trie, of Germany, Rohm & Haas.
also of Germany. and Imperial
Chemical Industries. Ltd. of Eng
land. The foreign companies were
not indicted.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
Workmen Return
AT Shasta Dam

REDDING, Calf, Sept. 10. CUP)
Nearly l400 workmen returned to
work today at huge Shasta Dam,
following four-day work stoppage
resulting from a walkout Saturday
of 125 concrete vibrator operators
who sought higher wages.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
PRIVATE KILLGORE
HOME ON FURLOUGH

Pvt. C. B. Killgore, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. z. Killgore of 702
South Seventh, is home on a two
weeks furlough from Camp Living
ston, La. Killgore was employed
for many years at the Valley Steam
Laundry before enlisting. and is
also an eX-newsboy for the Imper-
ial valley Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepIess Nights

When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, il
may cause nagging backache. rheumatic pains,
leg pains, loss Of pep and energy, getting IN
nights. swelling, pufiiness under the eyes,
headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty
passages with smarting and burning some
times shows there is something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder
Don't waiti Ask your druggist for Donn's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over
40 years. They give happy reliel and will help
the l. miles Of kidney tubes flush out poison
Gus waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
GOES To Iona LINDA

w. j. ,Cap) Gregg, irrigation dis
trict director from Holtville who
suffered a stroke OF paralysis last
Saturday, was taken to Iona Linda
sanitorium wednesday by Evan T.
Hewes and Elmer Hartzog. He eX-
pected to remain in the sanitorium
until he RECEIVERS his health.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
Hollywood Pours
Extras IntoI.V.

Continued from Page One
MS progress, but those who have
read the script say he will get there
all right.
Two production groups are at
work, each with its own director
and production chief. This group of
extras will remain in the valley but
a few days, it was learned
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
HOME AGAIN

Miss Roberta and Wilma jerks
are home after a vacation in Los
Angeles and San Diego. While in
Los Angeles they visited their sister,
Mrs. Rozelle Conlin, and in San
Diego the C. o. Uhls, former valley
residents. The girls are the daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray jerks.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
MRS. HOWARD SOPER
VISITS IN VALLEY

Mrs. Howard Soper, who with Mr.
Soper recently moved to Long
Beach, is in the valley for a week
or SO on business. The Sopers are
well pleased with their new loca-
ton and have enjoyed their prox-
unity to the ocean.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
VACATION ENDS

Mrs. E. j. Skipper is back home
after a summer spent on the coast
where Mr.. Skipper was able to join
her for a three day vacation in
Los Angeles. She also spent some
time in San Jose and completed her
vacation at La Mesa.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
WILL RETURN
TO Ell CEISIPO

Mrs. Oria Kenah. FL Centre piano
teacher who has been in San Diego
recovering from an illness. plans to
return TO El Centro soon, as she is
now restored in health.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10

go carrying planes without using
materials critically need for the
warplane program.
Kaiser held a preliminary con-
ference yesterday with War Produc-
ton Chief Donald NJ. Nelson and
outlined two proposals for con-
structing flying freighters' to fer
ry men and materials to worldwide
battlefronts and defeat the submar-
inc menace.
one plan involved the use of ply
wood and plastics, believed feasible
by Kaiser engineers, and the other
the use of aluminium, which Kaiser
said would be available in guam
titles sufficient to build the 500
planes.
The meeting between the ship
of the record for
speedy launchings of Liberty ships
and Nelson was only the first of
several. 1t was devoted, according
to Nelson, to discussions of air
planes and steel and a lot of
things" More detailed decisions
were held up by the delay of How
ard Hughes, associated with Kaiser
in the venture, and Kaiser engin-
eers who were delayed in North
Platte Neb., Ell route here.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
Scanning |. Y.
News Horizon
LODGE WILL MEET

There will be a convocation of El
Centre chapter No. l09, RAM, at
the Masonic temple at 7;30 pm.
Thursday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
Kaiser Says Materials
No BottIeneck for Him

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (UP)
Henry j. Kaiser, Pacific coast
believed today he had
found way to build 500 huge car
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
MASONS WILL MEET

There will be a communication of
FL Centre lodge No 384, FRAN,
at the lodge hall at 1880 next Mon
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10
PROMISED CONTRACT

Kaiser had been promised a con-
tract for 500 flying boats of the TO
ton Mars" type, provided he could
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-10

Marshal Erwin Rommel has made
more Withdrawals.
The re-emergence cf much
bombed Malta as a British often
sive base was confirmed by the
British Middle Eastern command
which reported Royal Air Force
fighters had challenged Italian
planes over Sicily.
JAP FIFTH COLUMN
Prime Minister Winston Church.
i'll told the house of commons that
the pattern Of Indian Nationalist
activity was SO widespread and CEN
tered on so many strategic points
as to suggest the possibility of a
Japanese fifth column.
Churchill said that Mohandas K
Gandhi and his associates would
"be kept out cf harms way until
the trouble in India subsidized and
that powerful troop reinforcements
have arrived to bulwark the Brit
ish position He placed fatalities
in the outbreaks thus far at less
than 500 killed"
In the southwest Pacific the
Japanese were developing their
push across the owen Stanley
mountain range toward Port Mores-
by and had reached a point only
IA air line miles from the Allied
base on the south coast of New
Guinea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Uncle Sam Is
Arnovich's Coach

I Morris Arnovich has shifted
rom the Giants to the Yanks :. .
lie was a hard hitting outfieldeT
|br the New York Giants when
allied for the biggest and best
cam Of all--the u. S. Yanks
He will coach and play with
re Fort Lewis, Wash. team.
At Fort Knox, KY. are two ath-
ties spending their spare time
Wrapping trade secrets :. Pvt.
lack Ryan of Louisville for sew
years prior TO his induction
golf professional at the Louis
}'1le Country Club and took part
Il all the national tournaments,
(lcluding three invitations 10 the
|lasters Pvt. Ralph f. Miller
{ San Antonio, Tex, is we'll known
an outstanding tackle After
graduated from Rice Institute
was with Dutch Clark's Cleve-
! nd Rams and later the Green
Jay Packers Ryan is learn
e how a tackle takes care OF
b opposing end, while Miller is
farming how 10 use his great
rength 10 get tho golf ball down
be middle-way down.
Chief Petty Officer Robert An
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
BY EDGAR HAYES

Sergeant Kenneth E. Beedon OF
Clinton, Mich, has been promoted
TO the grade of staff sergeant
he is stationed with pursuit
group at the Orlando (Florida,
|air base He enlisted in the
army a year ago in Chicago E.
While a student at Pershing High
hn Detroit he participated in track,
basketball, football soccer, base
ball and softball.
Harry Bobbitt Jr., son OF the
big railroad man and former stu
bent manager OF University De-
troit football team, is at Kelly
Field, Texas He Is training as
bn aviation cadet.
Paul Wolf, intercollegiate free
Etyle swimming champion at
Southern California, is now head
swim instructor at Camp Kidd
hnnex 10 the United States naval
Draining station at San Diego,
Cal. Paul was on the Ameri-
Fan Olympic team at Berlin in
936 and the next four years was
banned on the All-American swim
ming team -. he Is a chief petty
officer and must see that every
pne OF the sailors there can swim
30 yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

shortly and that will curtail the
baseball in that arena 4. . Mickey
turned in a no-hitter during the
winter.
Lou Jallos, former top flight
American-Greek lightweight, is
now soldering at Fort Barry, Cal.
During his pro career he
fought among others. Barney Ross,
Lou Ambers, Stan Loyaza and
Lou Navarr, champion of Cuba
-. He fought "a pro fights losing
IL and never was counted out /.
He fought in several national tour
namentS as representative OF
Detroit Damon Runyan once
tabled him an outstanding pros
pect He has appeared in two
movies with Mae West in The
Gay Nineties" and Joe f. Brown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Hutch Makes EN-
Forget Bob Teller

A baseball league for men in
|ae service has been started in
Orleans with 10 teams d.
players are from the various
ranches OF the army, navy and
past guard.
With Freddy Hutchinson pitch
|ig the kind OF ball that earned
i'm a S75.000 price tag the Nor
pix Naval Training Station isn't
the loss of Bobby Teller
|po much Freddie has turned
h excellent ball each game he has
tarted this year.
Pat Mullin, the Tiger rookie
tho joined the army during the
bring is center fielder for the
ew Cumberland. Maryland, Re-
option Center team Another
ba jor Lacquer, Bill Cox OF Pitts
|urgh, will handle shortstop . g. 4.
lIuIlin's broken shoulder. which
breed him out of the game just
! he hit his stride last year, has
|1mpletely mended :. Among the
|thers on this club are Bobby
|hawn who hit .430 in Is games
|bst year and is the property OF
columbus in the American Asso-
Eation Joe Boncyzk OF the
canadian American League and
bin Kuharic, the clubs best
Itcher last year -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

arrange schedules and book games
with civilian teams outside the
camp -.
Johnny Lund, former minor
league hurler, pitched for an
American team against a picked
Australian nine in Australia re-
Gently and famed 16 of the u men
who faced him in seven innings
The Cleveland induction CEN
ter team is wearing uniforms of
the Cleveland Indians, donated by
the American League club.
Mickey Harris, former Southpaw
hurler for the Boston Red Sox.
would like TO be picked for the
all star game in Cleveland in July,
but he fears his chances are slight
I. =. He is in Panama Canal Zone
7. The rainy season will set in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Gurvin of Times
TO Be Air Cadet

Corp. Bob Gurvin. a member or
The Detroit Times sports STAFF,
has in Detroit over the holiday
- he has passed his examina-
s and on his return 10 Camp
Robinson, Arkansas. will be
transferred as an aviation cadet
70 Kelly Field. Texas.
How the military life appeals
10 the young can be seen in a
|urvey Of the eighth grader at
Father Flanagans famed Boys
Flown OF the 20 in that
Ilass 30 are interested in mill
larry career with big majority of
hese lads wanting TO enter the
Dir force.
Lieut.. William Bond OF Pullman,
Nash. is coach OF the Camp
Roberts baseball team prior
o reporting for active duty Lieu
enant Bond, who is a World War
veteran. was swimming coach at
Washington State College :.
lie has invented an automatic
inning device for swimmers :.
corporal Larry Powell of Dinuba,
|'sl., a former Red Sox hurler. is
| he ace pitcher for Camp Roberts
He came originally from The
Fan Francisco Seals in the Pa
| ific Coast League and at the time
Z his induction was on option TO
/ he San Diego Padres The
so. / catcher is Corporal Hal
|)'Banion. Dos Palos. Cal. who
gas manager of Twin Falls in
| he Pioneer League last year
Camp Roberts won eight OF
+ be first 10 games this spring
Also at the same camp is
Pvt. Lawrence Maurin. for 20
ears on eof the best skiers in
america and an officer Of the Mil
4 aukee- Oconomowoc Ski Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

tonacci, former Indiana Univer-
sity wrestler. is teacher OF jujitsu
at Great Lakes Naval Training
lie is helped by Cox
swain Reupery Hawkinson of
Washington, who conducted a
school in the sport in Milwaukee
before he enlisted in the navy d. .
In explaining The course. Anto-
nacci said the Japs play without
benefit of the rule book but APP
parently forget that two can play
the same game.
Pvt. Hugh Mulcafy. the Major
Leagues initial contribution 10 the
army is in complete charge of the
baseball for the Yankee Division
at Camp Edwards. Mass. He
will organize teams and leagues,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
With
Lewis Fl. Walter
Off the Hook

they wealthy uncle Brazil they didn't
get breaks like the little fellow who
that had been given him bet horse well call
Dog 1t happened there horse In the race
called Hot Foot He Hot Foot by mistake discovered his
late change and figuring himself good for one
ride when the public address system baed They're on Hot
Foot takes the lead"
little guy happy expression who
out the with bullying pockets few minutes
little friend, collected almost $1,000 when Hot
Foot, his mistake hos ahumpin' home 1t does happen
here!
Bay wouldn't let Detroit Lions sign
Clark Hne baced coach because Curly Lambeau wanted
Janowsl George Paskvan joined up
Hnke will be wearing Uncle Sans uniform because he's joined
the coast guard
the eIders He must hit so far"
Carmichael
caught bstered against the Cardinals and Musal
back and made miraculous catch with the result that
Cincinnati
dugout Nobody blamed him.
The golf club market slow despite the fact that
clubs being made Pros expected rush that didn't
Football officials received their assignments for
big Eastern games Even the best whistleblowers
getting than last fall shortened schedules
and depleted college incomes have slashed off 80 games
publicity which
rooming N. j
because o a very peculiar situation.
Carl Mcntire Bible Presbyterian Church
construction thousands Steel lumber and
material = second hand material, not
touched prores Nelson wouldn't the work But
WPB construction that frozen
deadine. McInre his parishoners
praying for mud and rain-tO stop construction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

in six Day Bike Rider" .. He
was boxing instructor at Camp
Wallace in Texas before being
shifted here e.
Sgt Jim Hunt, Elgin Field. Flor
ida and a former amateur boxing
title-holder added the scalp of
MidShipman Wismer TO his list the
other night o.. Hunt is light
heavyweight Despite limited
training facilities the field has a
number of fine boxers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

A baseball league for men II
C service has been started ir
= .N,-i-.- ....et. N .naxne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
The Greater Game

q ISend US ne,es about athletes
the service of their country.
WsU help their friends keep IA
touch toith these boys. Send
yours neD to Edgar Hayes, The
Detroit Times.)