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Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
Allied Power Grows With
Bigger Ship. Plane Out put

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combat, auxiliary, patrol and mine
vessels building. On the same date
this year and in the same categor-
les. we had 1920 vessels under con-
struction for our navy, and 218
more building for aur Allies under
lend-lease authorization. This
does not, of course, include the
smaller categories - harbor craft,
barges. small auxiliaries and so
forth-in which we had a total of
1859 vessels under construction.
The bureau of ships is utilizing
both naval and private facilities
about l20 yards on the Atlantic
coast, so on the Pacific coast, 25 on
the Gulf of Mexico, 80 on the Great
Lakes. and 20 In the Mississippi val
ley region are building ships for
the navy.
MONTHS AHEAD
Generally deliveries are running
well ahead of schedule. In letting
a battleship contract, the bureau of
ships used TO estimate the overall
construction time, from keel to COM
pletion at AZ months II has now
cut its estimates TO SO months, and
one of the battleships which the
navy commissioned last year was
actually delivered only 20 months
after its keel was laid.
The bureau has made similar cuts
In scheduling its other categories,
but even so, actual construction is
running well In advance of sched-
ule For example, the battleships
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
INSCorrespondent
Missing in Action

NEW YORK, Sept. %. CUP)-Jack
Singer, 81, war correspondent for
International News Service assigned
to duty with a task force of the
American Navy in the Pacific, is
missing in action" the Navy de-
partment informed headquarters of
the news service today.
Singer, with the Pacific fleet for
several months. had been in action
several times.
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the west to meet second front perils.
The Swedish reports suggested
that Hitler might attempt to launch
another peace offensive during the
winter when the eastern front is
expected to be stabilized along the
series of fortress strong points.
PATRIOTS EXECUTED
London noted growing anger and
evaporation in Nazi radio propa-
ganda and increasingly harsh Ger
man repressive measures. 1t was
believed this reflected the stubborn
Soviet stand at Stalingrad, the heav-
ier Allied bombing attack, and
spreading patriot action in Nazi
Europe.
The toll of slaughter of Nazi fir
ing squads was increasing. Vichy
reported that 10 persons had been
executed at Bordeaux, bringing the
weeks toll of Nazi executions in
France to 1876. Nazi propaganda was
concentrating against Sweden where
electoral gains by the Communists
we're attacked. Another Nazi theme
was based on false reports that Al
lied circles we're agitating plans to
remove all children two to six years
old from the Reich when the war
is concluded.
Maj. Gen. Ira c. Eaker. chief of
the American bomber command in
Britain, expressed the opinion that
it would be possible to destroy Ger
many by air and promised that
during the months ahead the Amer
ican and British bomber forces will
strike Germany night and day with
out respite.
Already the Axis was feeling the
growing weight of Allied bomber
strength in the Middle East, United
Press Staff Correspondent Henry
Gorrell reported.
He revealed that Allied bombers,
bolstered by continuing reinforce
ments, were striking over a wide
area from Sicily to Rumania in
addition to carrying out constant
attacks on Marshal Erwin Rommels
North African bases.
NEW BATTLE3HIPS
London indicated that Allied
strength at sea is steadily increas-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
Ranch Parasite
Control Studied

A series cf ranch visits and DEM
onStrations of methods of control
of OK warble will be arranged in
Imperial Valley this fall, Assistant
Farm Advisor George Winright said
Tuesday
Control of this parasite is of
paramount Importance to the dairy
farmer and the use of Ferris pow
der solution has been of almost 100
per cent effectiveness. The solu-
ton is brushed in the animals hair
to kill the parasite in its grub
state. Places and hours of the DEM
onstrations will be announced
later.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
Dan Wiest's Niece
In WAAC Traininu

Assesscr-C Collector Dan West of
Imperial county received word
Tuesday that his niece, Mrs. Mary
West Kamberg of Albany, Ore, now
is in training with the Women's
Auxiliary Army Corps in Ft. Des
Moines, Ia.
Her husband, Louis Kamberg, Is
en- duty with the navy In Hawaii.
The two Kamberg children will re-
main with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward l.. West of Al
bany, while their parents are In
the service. Mrs. West has visited
her uncle in Imperial Valley many
times.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22

needed, just as assignment is made
of manpower to the armed forces" ."
The 1.500 delegates to the calm
est convention the Legion ever had
left for their homes last night after
Roane Waring of Memphis, Tenn,
was elected national commander by
acclamation to succeed Lynn u,
Stambaugh of Fargo, N. D.
No town was designated for the
l943 convention. and leaders doubt
ed if another convention would be
held until after the war Two cities,
Omaha and Pittsburgh, we're offered
as choices.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
Senate Suspends
Ceiling in Favor
Of fParityPrices
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the present basis of computation
be retained.
The agriculture action came
shortly before debate in both the
senate and house on two similar
versions of new anti-inflation legis-
lation requested by Mr.. Roosevelt
In the senate, the second day of
debate was resumed, while the
house began its first day.
Experts estimated that the new
parity price sought by the agricul-
ture committee would be 1l2 per
cent of present parity price if all
farm labor costs were included in
the computation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22

three years ago, after a nine-day
sign language" courtship. She said
when she married Somermeier she
could speak no English and he did
MT understand Spanish, so we
talked in sort of sign language"
Mrs. Somermeier testified that
her 27-year-old husband was too
attentive to his ex-girl friends"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22

Only effect the freezing" of cer-
tain machinery by the government
will have in Imperial county is to
make farmers apply for rationing
permits for equipment on which it
is practically impossible to obtain
delivery, it was learned Tuesday.
Following the rationing an
nouncement of the California war
board an Imperial county commit
tee to handle local rationing of
Glass A" machinery-beet lifters,
beet leaders. combines, disc har-
rows, etc.-was being set Up Tues
day. The committee is to be COM
posed of the local USDA board
chairman, two farmers and two al
.ternates. Machinery dealers are
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
Germans Execute
TO at Bordeaux

vICHY, France. Sept. 22-(UP)-
The Germans have executed 20
hostages at Bordeaux in reprisal
for recent activities by Frenchmen
against the German army. ad-
vices from occupied France said to-
day.
This brought to 1876 the number of
Frenchmen executed within a week
by the Germans
Last week l16 were executed in
reprisal for activities against the
German army in the Paris area.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
Farmers Advised
Labor from Mexico
Unlikely w.

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midwest and therefore it is un-
necessary for them to leave their
work on the farms of California
now in order to reach their homes
before gasoline rationing goes into
effect.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
ScanningL.V.
News Horizon
PLEADS GUILTY TO
MORALS CHARGES

William Robert Haskell, jr..
Tuesday pleaded guilty to two
counts to contributing to the delin-
quency of a minor and asked for
probation. On motion of the dis
trict attorneys office, two counts
of rape were dismissed against
Haskell.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22

when we returned to California
from Buenos Aires" she said, "on
the first day my husband and
we're lunching at restaurant when
he suddenly jumped up and kissed
another woman. saying Hello, dar-
ling, I've missed you so much.
when 1 asked him who the girl
was, he said she was a woman he
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
TO SHOW MOVIE

A movie depicting the manufac-
ture of synthetic rubber will be
shown at the Calexico Kiwanis club
meeting Wednesday noon in Hotel
De ANA. Because of the wide
spread interest in the films subject
and because it will be the only
showing in Imperial Valley, any
one caring to see the picture has
been welcomed by the club. Reser-
vations can be made with Fern
Young, Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
APPLIES FOR
PROBATION

J. R. Whitehurst of Holtville
Tuesday pleaded guilty to forging
a $50 check and asked the court to
grant him probation. His hearing
on probation was scheduled in I'M
perial county superior court Sept.
20.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
NEGRO BABY DIES
IN Ell CENTRIC

Josephine Jingles, Negro, five
months-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jingles of 427 New street,
died Monday. The funeral will be
held in El Centre at p. m. Sun
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
DOVE HUNTERS FINED

Leland Cain and Aubrey Lee, both
of Westmorland, paid $40 fines in
Imperial justice court Monday af-
terncon when found guilty of
hunting without a license.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
BOMB HITS THEATER

LONDON. Sept % CUP)-A bomb
vas dropped on a coast town mo-
ton picture theater today during a
raid by German plane, causing
serious casualties.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
TWO ARRESTED

L. B. Wheatly, 54, was sentenced
in police court Tuesday morning
to pay a $40 fine or serve five days
in Jail en- a drunkenness charge.
Sidney Paine, Al, was given 30-day
suspended sentence on the same
charge. Paine was ordered to leave
town or serve the 30 days.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
DIVORCE GRANTED

A final divorce was granted in
Imperial county superior court
Monday to John A Hunt in his
suit against Mamie E. Hunt.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-22
FLAMES IMPROVED

While developing carrier-type
planes, we have also improved long
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-21

coats into no coats at all. A spring
coat is hardly a must, although a
tOpCOat Of some sort is. If one has
a Suit-and who haSn't2-one gets
through the spring season and en-
tiers summer with a feeling for
lighter, cooler clothes and the occa-
sional need of a warmlsh topCoat
for travel or for occasional wear.
Travelling being greatly curtailed
also makes the need Of a travel coat
less keenly felt, but no woman who
aims for a balanced wardrobe
would think of not including some
sort Of tOpcoat in it. If she must
compromise between the So-called
town and the So-Called country
coat, she will usually choose the
latter, a country coat being less out
of place in town than a town coat
in the country.
The week-ender, who we pre-
sumo will visit more or less as usual,
and the commuter will have a suit
and undoubtedly topcoat, lightish
in color AS well as weight.
The girl who has taken to Stacks
finds that she wants a SpOrtiSh, if
not definitely manniSh. coat to wear
with them. 1t is very eften box or
swagger coat that produces this
new and growing silhouette.
Actually, a new silhouette has
been formed by the coupling Of two
tried and-true favoriteS: Stacks
and the classic boyiSh 42-inch top
coat, mostly beltless, but sometimes
wit h the tied-around-th middle
trench coat effect. 1t is interesting
that the big majority Of those TAX
ing over this silhouette are the
younger people-either the school
crowd or the young business girls
who follow campus fashions. More
over. practically the same thing
has resulted in the mink-coat crowd
most mink coats being made on
boxy lines, and these you
sec on a significant number Of wo-
men in residential city streets worn
with Stacks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-21

result, better adjusted individuals
will evolve. and better citizens.
This pictures the ideal family
Set-up. In real life, however, all
things are not as a rule equal to
it. Many parents, very easily and
unConSClOuSly, fall into habits OF
playing favoriteS. And thus flames
OF jealousy are kindled.
But even II the parents attitude
were strictly impartial. rivalries
still would be bound TO crop up
because OF existing differences
among the children in age, size
and strength. That's why parents
ever must be alert to situations in
which one child tries to lord 1t
over another
Girls as well as boys need watch
ing in this. BOSSinCSs in big
brothers generally takes the form
OF bullying. is readily recognized
and hence more often receives
correction. But in girls, 1t Is likely
TO find expression In mothering.
The effect upon the victim will be
no less serious. teaching him to
be dependent and giving him q
strong feeling OF infcriority.
II is one thing TO foster a pro-
tcCtive attitude I'm an older child
for younger one and quite an
other to insist that he always mind
the baby Making a nursemaid of
child usually carries with it the
power of correcting and easily
leads to the temptation OF bossing.
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ward. Raise the arms at sides to
shoulder level, at the same time
raising and flattening upper back
and lifting head upward so the back
makes as straight line as possible
from the crown Of the head to the
tailbOne. Return TO first position
and repeat twice, then rest. The en-
tire exercise should be done times
in all. Remember all back exercises
are rather strenuous and should be
taken in moderation at first.
Another thing to remember
about exercise is that for each one
you need compenSating exercise
so development is even. For IN
stance, for each back exercise, you
should take one that uses the mus
Giles OF the abdomen while the back
gets a chance to relax. This pre-
vents muscle tenSeness.
For the abdomen, lie on back on
the floor with arms at sides and pull
knees back almost TO chest, lifting
hips from floor and pulling hard on
abdomen muscles. Lower feet to
floor and relax slightly. Draw knees
back to chest and repeat with a
rocking motion 10 times in all.
This one is good for leg muscles:
Stand with feet inches apart and
toes ahead Step forward with right
foot into a long stride, bending left
knee sharply until it almost touches
the floor. Up. and step forward
with loft foot going forward until
you have made 10 Of these lame
duck" strides. Rest and repeat
twice again.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-21
Be Tips

QUESTION. Il am in ny early
30S, but my face looks older than
that because have deep lines run
MING from ny noStrtls TO the cor
nerS Of my mouth. hare ten 1T
tie lines around my eyes, too, but
these do not bother me so much as
people tell me theU are oppression
lines aud make mn eyes more at
trdctiue. what can I do about the
mouth HucS?-D Distressed.
= First, try 10 find out what causes
the lines. Missing teeth, for IN
stance, that allow the facial tissues
to droop might account for the
lines. Such a fault can be corrected
by good dentist. More likely. how
ever, bad facial habits are the
cause. TlGht-set lips or a set smile
will quickly etCh lines about the
lips. Teach yourself TO relax your
mouth. Think a smile, but don't
actually smile, and feel how the
corners OF the lips soften. After
you cleanse the face at night, apply
Softcning cream, including the lips.
Massage gently, beginning at the
sides OF the chin and working up
over The lines to the corners Of the
nose, and then from the chin up
and out obliquely toward the check
bones. Balloon the cheeks with air
and spank gently with the Anger
tips up and out over the same lines.
Slowly and gently expel the air.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-21
u. S. BombSight's
Maker Says 1t
FOils NaziS
BY TALBOT LAKE

THE famed Norden bomb-sight is
one of the United States most
precious military secrets. PraCtl-
cally everybody has heard tales OF
its Super-aCcuraCy some people
may have seen pictures OF bonn
barber carrying the sight TO his
plane in a canvas bag, a revolver
strapped TO his side TO protect 1t
Nothing more than this has been
known to the public, but just the
other day, when the Navy awarded
an e" for excellent orkw TO Carl
L. Norden, Inc, the public learned
a little more about the sight.
Oddly enough, the president OF
the company is not NOrden bat his
partner, man named Theodore II.
Barth, who disclosed that the sight
not only aims the bombs, but also
steers the plane. -
Said he: IAN the whoop-d doc
About the NaZiS having the secret
of the sight is baseleSs. at least &C
cording to the construction of their
own rather crude bomb aiming de-
vice. Lang "a former Norcen en-
ployee who was sentenced TO ID
years in prison for dealing with the
enemy was a fool. He was kept
under day and night surveillance
for three years prior to his arrest.
He could not have gotten so much
as a scrap Of paper out of our plant
and as for memOriZing the con-
Struction detailS--I helped design
the bomb-sight, and l can't remem-
Der them!
Barth is a husky 49-year-old
bachelor. In the last war he was a
lieutenant colonel in the chemical
warfare division. He is the sole
owner of the company, which has a
sole customer - the United States
Navy, which sells sights to the
Army.
There really is Mr. Norden, but
he is neither an employee nor an
officer of the firm. He invented the
sight. Independently wealthy, he is
known technically as a consult
ant" He is Sixty-one, was born in
Holland, and has two children, a
married daughter and a son who is
Consul in Dutch Guiana
Inventor Norden spent part of his
childhood in Java, so he is keenly
interested in the war in the Pacific,
where his sight is used. Sergeant
Levine. the bombardier Of Colin
Kelly's plane, which sank the Jap
aneSe battleShip Haruna. aimed
through a Norden sight.
The Navy owns all the invention
and patent rights TO the famous
sight, and bought them for 81.
Barth said, The original bomb
sight model cost us $4,000 and We
sold it TO the Navy for a buck"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-21
A KNOCKOUT

Hollywood, Cal.-Orry Kelly has
a Knockout idea for smartneSs and
economy in a stunning suit he has
designed for Joan Leslie. OF rich
black broadCloth, a pencil slim
skirt is matched with two Jackets.
A fingertip-length fitted Jacket
is zipper-closed from the bottom
to a small stand-up collar Edgings
at the slit pockets. cuffs, collar and
front closing arc OF white, black
and gold metal thread braid.
The other Jacket Is a long
sleeved bolero trimmed with silver
hoops the size OF dimes. They are
strung on fine silk cords.
Both Jackets are worn over a
white satin shirt with pearl studs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-21
BROLED COD STEAKS
BREAST OF LAMB CASSEROLE

Three pounds Of lamb cut In
2-inch pieces, -four. salt and pep
per, A-cup catSup. 2 cups Cubed
raw potatoes, l cup sliced raw
carrots small onions. IL cups
lima beans
Roll meat In flour seasoned with
salt and pepper Saute meat in hot
fat until it is well Drowned on all
sides Rub sides OF casserole with a
cut Glove OF garlic. Place meat in
casserole.
Add two cups OF boiling water,
cover and bake In moderate oven
1850 degrees F. for Is minutes.
Stir In catsup Add Cubed potatoes,
sliced carrots. onions and lima
beans. Cover casserole and con-
tinue to bake In moderate oven
1850 degrees FL for one hour.
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Modes and
Nj tanners

QUESTION:. A trend. uho Is
0iUino surprise shoUer for nv
daughter. ,Dho IS to be married merit
month, has asked for the use OF my
house for the affair, since her oUn
quarters are very small. l Mould ike
TO consent. but am wondering If il
is proper Mrs. ID. r"
ANSWER: The shower may be
held at your home providing the
invitations sent out by the friend
state that the party is sponsored by
her.
QUESTION: an icdUiro their
seats at moUic, IS the man or no.
man supposed 10 iDnlk tirst7-M."
ANSWER: The woman should
proceed the man.
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but are almost invisible to the
naked eye; they are deposited In
the skin folds.
The irritation is extreme and
many cases of so-called 'pruritis
ami" are merely the result of thread
worms. Mrs. @. w. K, Of Pennsyl-
vania, writes that she has been
bothered by these worms for a
year or more. She went 10 her doc
tor, who treated them as Joke.
This Is like the itch - everybody
thinks it is funny except the one
afflicted. This doctor finally said
he had an almost never failing
remedy, but it was very disagree
able to take. But once taken. she
held it down and was much i'm
proved for a time. Then the crawl
ers returned. the dose was repeat
ed, only to be followed again by
recurrence. Evidently, nothing was
done to prevent reinfection.
Time Tested Remedy
Mrs. K. does not complain about
her doctor, who is a very reputable
physician, caring for her family
of six with perfect satisfaction.
But he told her TO forget the little
pests. Well anyone who ever was
the victim Of the pr G n G Of
thread worms, pin worms, or what
ever you want to call them, will
testify that they are hard to forget.
She does not name the very dis
agreeable remedy the doctor gave
her-most suggested remedies are
not disagreeable. The time tested
remedysls little tablets. each con-
tanning l/10 grain of caIomel and
1/l0 grain of santonin. Fifteen or
twenty Of these tablets are given
one every hour, to a child Of six
or eight years, or younger. Adults
are given more.
When these act, small rectal in
jectionS Of five or six ounces OF ice
cold water, or vinegar and cold
water, one to forty parts should
be used each day for a week or ten
days TO remove all worms and eggs
from the lower intestine Another
round of Calomel and santonin
should be repeated in about eight
or ten days. Santonin is not always
q safe remedy and a physician
should be in charge Of the case. A
S per cent ointment Of ammoniated
mercury should be applied 10 the
outside to allay itching and de-
stroy the parasites.
Cleanliness Important
Mrs. K. must have been ex-
tremely cleanly with her own case,
as none Of her family of six has
become infected Lately, tablets
which are enteriC- coated and do
not dissolve for four hours and
thus act directly on the contents
Of the intestine. are being extern
sively used
Each tablet contains one half
grain Of gentian violet which is
very destructive 10 the parasites.
One tablet is taken before each
meal for eight or ten days. They
are harmless. The injections and
cleanliness arc an important part
OF the program, Just as with the
other remedies.
The treatment is discontinued
for eight days and then repeated.
II may have to be repeated a num-
Der of times II requires eight or
ten days for the eggs TO develop
into worms, ready to go TO work.
Persistence and excessive cleanli-
ness will finally destroy all worms
and eggs
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hurrying to
well equipped
gyms for eX-
erCiSeS c S p e.
Cially designed
for their Spe-
CifC needs The
American WO-
mems VOlun-
tary Services
and other or.
ganiz a { ION s
are enCOurag-
! n E members
to take such
courses at Spc-
Cial low rates
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