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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-18
IL Warships
included In Total

Continued from Page One)
destroyer, and one mineswecpfr
u total of eleven consisting OF
Sin Warships and five other ships.
liz addition, two ~destrOyers
were listed IS possibly sunk"
Ships Damaged were listed 4,
one cruiser, II large destroyer,
two transports which suffered
direct bomb hits. II troop
ship, three transports, one air
craft tender, one gunboat-a total
OF ten consisting of four war
ships and six others.
Moreover, the allied attackers
demolished many small boats
probably motor boats, and tire.
-neny seaplanes were shot dom anc
,lore Installations including aircrat
runWays and an~ti-a-rcraft ba!terie.
were damaged.
The terrific blow delivered agains
the Japanese at New Guinea RAISED
to ia the number of japanese ship
Of all types which have been SUM-
or damaged by United States Amy
and Navy action, and, in this las
case, with the help Of Australian
forces. This figures does not include
damage and sinkings inflicted b,
British, Dutch or Australian force.
n previous actions,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-18


sotsh., a~-ri.s Z, = de.,s--
depreciation T.
IA ahohlet pI1cs N ms letter
aoihihistrator stated tia, an 'r
the people who were enoItI Ish
The purchase Of fiew tr.. i"i
eligible for the purcl,.. also
cars he expected the board, ~"
more liberal with purch.sa "
car uhan ihey were Wi,A uurch
Of tires. 'N'laSeS
mat, hnWever.- aat ur.
probation that mny local ha,r,
members pat ON then ln,,ri,.,
oht reason may be that ,hav ~,
not received through Staff. p,,; n'u
AdmInIstIatUl Ted Johasor tho .s
message Henderson wrote ,bo I
eiS' Tor the reason that .Johnsan
himself, had received no such ,nta.
probation 1t would not he ,b, ~,
time that SOFT of thing had hannon3
Recently hc protested 40 ms, ~
mt rpretaton Of one clause
%rationIng order which the cealor,
unsoe!'.lo'l carried III lis bulletin
me interpretation was "unofficfal"
johnson declared. He hadn't oi,n
out anything Ike that B4, - a.
Velop'o 'fl'l henderson Office had
se'i' me interpretation TO the deal
ers 5sociatlon ana that the word,
We're olrecliF ana correctly quoted
II just iaIied to holIiE Johnson, The
MAJ supposed To be IN charge-or
ne iaiIea 10 receive the notification.
All 'he confusion does not exist in
naieish' ne fountain head is Wash
'sto'''
no" an ".ei'''eiS 3taaIl=!9ca IA
'"t't''S Do'i's 20 "po3i' uI' business
VI ee''iS'ilE purchases 81 ne" cars
II Il question no one can answer.
But here n Ralelgh the procedure is
to consider inst the need If a
mans car VIII run another year Or
50. he gets no new one. Second comes
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-18
Japs Scott
At Transfer
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
similar to flights of (.Australian
Major GeneralD Gordon Bennett and
British General Sir) Archibald Wa
veil from Singapore and the Meth
erlands East Indies, which immed-
lately after fell into japanese hands,
They said this treacherous
abonding of sinking ships seem 10
characterize allied commanders Whl
flee from post to post, leaving their
soldiers to suffer the consequence
'"i"ti"~ out the importance of a
commanders presence TO inspire
fighting spirit, these quarters N
pressed the opinion that with such
coWardlce shown repeatedly by allied
generals it is no WG-..ner that allied
forces are lacking in the will 40
fight
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-18

raced or into a ch~attering recita-
..en. I like the part very much.
Is fun being the wicked other
woman "ho breaks up the real low
crs. OF course l get punished, but
tlat5 fun. too. The audience
changes from hate TO love when !
begin 10 weep and get pushed
arouma-and l dc mean, pushed
around
August Drake put in quickly,
BY Lance E~ricson?'
For one Mortified instant the girl
va silent. "No-ha's not bad"
Then he has reformed might
llV,' said the t1ame-haired actress.
or does Not bad mean he hasn't
Yet Int you over the head with a
slcdGc hammer?'
an of a sudden, Anette knew.
This was the person to whom she
could confess Ericsson's i'll treat
ment. Not Bradford and Seymour.
Not Nerrazano. Not even Larry.
But, ineXplicably, August Drake.
She began to talk and August lis
tened. Then August talked and
Anette listened. When she finally
hung up the receiver she saw the
conversation had taken exactly -
minutes.
Although she did not make her
entrance until very near the end of
the first act, Anette was dressed,
fully made up and waiting in the
wings before the two principals had
emerged from their dressing rooms.
She was thankful for the tremen-
dous skirt Of her costume, and its
several starched embroidered pet
tlCoats that hid her trembling legs.
Jane Hubert strolled from her
stage-level dressing room, very
lovely in soft yellow chiffon. She
gave Annette a vacant, balmy-eyed
stare and said vaguely, Good luck,
dear
Immediately after, Lance Erics-
o walked across the dingy
boards. Through her dislike, Anette
found herself admiring the strik-
ing figure he made in the colorful
uniform he Wore in the first act.
If ! didn't really know him, she
thought, if l We're out front, I'd be
quite impressed.
His brow frightened as he took in
her costume. will you please tell
me why you are got-up like a
baby's crib? Why do you think the
director and I spent hours planning
that green dress for you?"
I've a pretty good idea" she told
him coldly. In the first place there
is no wors color for the stage
than green. But 1 didn't find that
out until last night. l decided I'd
have to change in a hurry and I'm
SO fond of this rose dress with it's
white starched ruffles and fancy
petticoats that I don't intend to
change again"
But it's taffeta," Lance roared,
slashing the air with a ~finger-wav-
ing hand. 1T will make too much
noise"
mot unless I'm provoked" ahe
told him sWeetly.
What do you mean, provoked?
Just what do you think you're do
ing?" He moved nearer and abrupt
ly forgot the costume Have YOU
been eating garlic ?" he demanded.
"Why, yes" The girls topaz eyes
were as roundly innocent and I'M
revealing as if they we're real
stones. You did so often during
~rehearsals that I assumed it was
all right" She bit her lips against
a smile as Lance Ericsson stalked
away without further words.
After the first few minutes on
the stage, Annette found herself not
thinking Of Lance Ericsson and his
deceit. Her knees had quit shaking.
Her lines and every bit Of accom-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-18
CHAPTER TWENTY-CNE

N'4-A1 IL
As pA4S clo"atd mo N''hS
and brought Inc CatAih~ u In"
Violent FIame ftiio-'-iH near.
Ahttte wondered H'Ne AHA more
Just how sc was gong 10 W up
10 her looiiShly NaIIaNl statement
that She fought AeE "HN ta,Hts.
amnesty SlcA as Lance f.titHsoh
felt Tor Aef, aAiHoHIlN #Ar &t' A"A
even bother to conceal, could not
BE handled easily.
Long after the publicity con-
corning her marlIaee 70 the matt
nee idol. Peytoa. mad bcea COM
pletely exhausted. Ericsson re-
NAMED resentful. i meant nothing
to him that some writer's. instead
of following the kindly precedent of
Ralph Hay, had attacked with IN
science the sudden marriage and
equally sudden separation, as they
chose 70 call it. i meant nothing
to Ericsson that the Girl had been
far more embarrassed than pleased.
Il was newspaper mention and it
Infatuated him,
Added 10 his mi5trcatment was
the verbal abuse of his strong ally.
the stage director. Anctte was hard
put to withstand their combined
determination to freeze her from
the cast, and yet she knew if She
actually warranted the directors
condemnation. that Bradford and
Seymour would have ousted her
long ago.
She came home from dress re-
heatsa. a little after midnight, so
unbelievablv weary that She sank
into a chair without removing her
hat and coat. Soft. unusually warm.
April breezes came through the
open windows. There We're rich,
yellow Ionquils from Larry in a
white vase on the table beside her.
She realized that, during those
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-18
WINDOW SHADES PAINTED

Cloth window shades ma be
painted with any Of the flat wall
paints. Do not coat the back OF
he shades until the front is thor
'ughly dry. A five-inch flat wall
brush is the best tool for the pur-
pose.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-18
COLORED PIT. 4.

The CJIOred PartNt-Teacher assO
latlon will hold their regular month
= meeting Thursday afternoon a
- O'Clock in the Central graded
chool. All parents are urged to at
end. 1t is said that business of i'm
portance will be transacted.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-18
PARASITES

AS the number of poultry on
farms and in commercial ilocks in
%creases, the problem of poultry para
sites also increases, says n. c. Gaue-
er, poultry disease specialist Of n
c. State college.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-18
Cotton Prices
Are Higher

New York, M.rch l8.-(AP) -
Ge.'ea futures peHed unchanged To-
- cent q bale higher.
Noon value Hete ) cents 4 bale
4=~r. to- To cent higher.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-18
Japanese Would Face
Hard Fight
Continued ::om Faye One)

Continued t:om Faye One)
Ina announced that another top notcn
american officer, Lieutenant Gen
..aI George II. Brett, st. would COM
.4nU- ~" allied All forces IL the
Australia Mn Zealand thtatre
HIett y.tso viii hold tht post ot de-
atty supreme commander OF United
Nations forces under Macarthur.
Allied bombers continued to
smash 1T the enemy's potential
jumping off bases. raiding an
airdrome at Japanese-held koc-
pang, capital of Dutch Tilnor, in
the East Indies.
Ten enemy fighter. u~n>ucces--
lully attempted To intercept the raid
rs al Australian CommunIQut sad.
adding that the attackers scored hits
despite peuv Visibility
Timor lies ucross the TL.mor sea
from the olt-bombed northern Aus
traliuu POI, of DurWin..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Opens
Realty Office

Gilbert Anderson, former re-
gional appraiser of the Home
Owners Loan Corporation, Sat-
urday announced opening of his
own real estate office at 23434
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

Large Living Rooms, Dining Space,
Modern Kitchen with Linoleum and
Tile. Z Bedrooms, Plenty Of Closet
Space, Bathrooms with showers and
Tile Features, Atties, Full Easements,
Fruit Rooms and Bins. Completely
Weather stripped and Insulated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Consult Youngsters
On Rooms Fittings

once a decoration, an integral
part Of the room, a museum for
the child 10 show of his treas
ures. Furthermore. such sec
tional pigeonholes, which can he
made by a local carpenter, will
m in nicely as the occupant
grows into his teens.
Sets Of slip covers will help
10 change the appearance of
the room from time 10 time.
For the very young, plain COW
ers with appliques of beloved
fairy story characters or favorite
animals. are bound 10 meet with
approval
Colored designs OF birds,
trees, flowers. animals, can take
their place later. Gay peasant
designs in linen or cretonne will
please the older child.
Draperies, slip covers and
rugs should all be Of the wash
able kind. The stores have de-
lightful woven cotton rugs that
are especially nice for a child's
room. These come in delightful,
clear colors and are decidedly
smart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

Doing a room for 4 child is
fun. that is, If the youngster is
consulted. II you want children
10 enjoy a room Of their very
own, consult the youngsters.
You may be pleasantly sur
priSed az The sensible ideas that
iurk IN the Uranium OF junior
or sis. Take them shopping and
the chances are they Will I'M
hesitatingly pounce on the right
things.
They won't GO wrong because
most Of the pieces are Of the
sensible. grow with The child
variety They are sturdy in
design and ready for all the
hard wear that is sure 10 be
their lot
One shop shows grand sec
tional piece. made for storing
youthful possessions. with bic
spaces 10 hold giant animals,
pigeonholes for dolls of various
sizes. for games and narrow
compartments 10 hold maya
zines and picture books.
When neatly arranged, this
toy storage closet becomes at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Brushes
Shortage Of Hog Brisiles
Cut Available Supply

In the past, approximately sc
per cent of the paint brushes used
were made of black Chinese hog
bristles. With imports from China
at standstill, paint brushes
should be cared for carefully and
protected so that they may render
the longest possible service.
Never leave brushes in a paint
pot. While painting sessions are
on, suspend the brushes in an old
can half filled with turpentine.
When the painting Is finished,
wash the brushes well in turpen-
tine or benZine.
Squeeze out all OF the paint
possible, then wash very thor
oughly in hot soapy water until
all the paint is removed. Allow to
dry thoroughly before storing
away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07


Real Estate Board.
"In my nine years Of inten-
siye Hole work i had the OPP
portunity to observe real estate
trends In all parts OF Michigan
and Indiana" Anderson said
Saturday. "One community In
which foreclosures were few and
offerings were quickly absorbed
was st. Clair Shores. The same
applied TO other river and lake
properties I'm st. Clair and
Macomb Counties.
when IL was determined that
the regional Hole office In De-
troit was no longer advisable
from an economic viewpoint, II
was my belief that an oppor-
tunity was available I'm st. Clair
Shores TO conduct n real estate
business which would serve this
tremendous demand"
Even before his office was com
pleted, Anderson revealed h,
closed SAB 500 in sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Fiber Chairs
Substituted for Steel, Rattan
for Outdoor Use

When steel, wrought iron and
rattan outdoor furniture Is no
longer available, American home
makers won't have TO buy standard
living room furniture for use on
porch or lawn.
There's a satisfactory alternate
material ready at hand: fiber.
During the last war there was a
marked increase in the production
of fiber furniture and word from
the furniture industry is that a
similar swing may be expected this
time.
Some factories long have used
both rattan and fiber and can in
crease production of one type as
shortages forces decrease in the
other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Industry Saves
Critical Metals

Through simplification, substi-
tuition and streamlining OF design
the plumbing industry is co-operat-
ing with the federal government In
finding new ways to save critical
metals and yet retain the funda-
mentals OF good sanitation. the
Plumbing and Heating Industries
Bureau declared Saturday.
While manufacturers have sim
plihed their lines by eliminating
certain fixtures and redesigning
others to save metal, plumbing
contractors have made a substan-
tial contribution to conservation
by developing in the Emergency
Plumbing Standards for Defense
Housing" an installation technique
that saves labor as well as metal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Remove SCOT

To save heating plants from
possible serious damage SCOT should
be removed as soon as fires are al
lowed to go out for the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
BIa(kout Directions
Given for Skyliqht

Skylights may be blacked out
without sacrificing all of the day
light. First a blackout shade is
installed on the inside. Then, in
order to cut down reflection on the
outside, spar varnish which is
tinted with olive-drab pigment
(about one pint to the gallon of
varnish) is painted on the outside.
While this coating is still wet, a
medium heavy coat OF sand or
sawdust is sprinkled over the sur
face. This treatment will not
completely block out the sunshine
from the room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Many Nel0 Problems

"Now. on top OF all the old
problems, are piled new ones
that result directly from our
wartime economy.
Newest problem OF all, OF
course, Is the adjustment OF
rentals to meet regulations just
released from Washington. AL
though the regulations are set
forth with extreme care, they
cover many pages of small type.
Many property owner. by not
meeting some particular detail
of compliance with these COM
plicated regulations, can easily
20 wrong"
Other wartime problems con
fronting the income propert!
owner, Bassett pointed out, in
Guided observance of civilian de
Tense regulations and the execut
ing of priority applications To-
certain materials for repairs.
Small Wonder
'1n view of all this and much
more, 10 In small wonder that
increasing numbers of property
owners are finding IL profitable
to turn the management OF
their improved real estate over
to institutions that make busi-
ness of management" Bassett
said.
Bassett's firm has a real estat'
department consisting of go per
sons, including IL property man
ayers. There are complete depart
ments for sales, rentals, apprais
ais on mortgages. land contrac
payments, taxes, purchasing, rem
collection and insurance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Assets Increase

At the end of 1941, assets OF
the Federal Savings and Loan In
surance Corporation, which insures
savings in more than 1900 home
financing institutions, totaled
1892, 735, 491, as compared with
S12S,014,722 at the previous year
end, Oscar r. Kreutz. general
manager of the corporation. an
nounced Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Realtors Schedule
Pittsburgh Meeting

A national conference on indus
trial real estate, sponsored by the
Society of Industrial Realtors, will
be held in Pittsburgh on June 25
and Is, at the William Penn Hotel.
Wartime plant location, financing
for industrial plant purchases and
conversion, and the whole problem
of maximum use of our industrial
real estate for war production, will
be under discussion, according 10
the program announced Saturday
by Walter S. Schmidt, Cincinnati,
president of the society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Property Owner
Faces Added
Difficulties
Multitude Of New
Wartime Problems
Cited by Bassett

A multitude of wartime prob
lens has been added TO the prop
erty owners already complicated
responsibilities during recent
Arthur F. Bassett, vice
president of the Detroit Trust
Company, declared Saturday.
even before Pearl Harbor the
responsibilities Of the property
owner were none too simple
when we consider the hundred
and one details involved I'm rent
ing, renewing leases, checking
credit references of prospective
tenants, making collections and
the attendant bookkeeping main
tanning. repairing and improving
properties, paying taxes, nego-
tiating for reduction Of tax
assessments where unfair assess
ments were levied and keeping
necessary records for income tax
purposes" BaSsett. said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

East Jefferson
a v e n u e, st.
Clair Shores.
A n d e RS o n,
who has lived
in Detroit for
"a years, was
in the appraisal
section of the
Hole for nine
years, beginning
July 81, 1888.
He is a senior
member of the
Society of Resi-
Dental Apprais-
ers and holds
membership in
the NJ aCnn1 n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

For a dramatic floor treatment
use a big floral patterned chintz
or duck as a wall-to-wall floor
covering. Several coats Of spar
varnish will protect the fabric
against wear and dirt. The result
looks like fabric under glass.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-18
6-HElP WANTED

MEN-You can make good steady
wages on ice cream route Bicycle
carts furnished. 1243 Main. If
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-18
Stockholders Sue
For Pay.0ff Money

NEW YORK, June 18-(UP) -
Trial of a stockholders suit to re-
cover 100000 protection" money
paid to William Bioff and George
Browne, derosed labor leaders now
serving Jail terms for eXtortion, be-
gan today in New York supreme
court against the directors of the
Paramount-P -Publix Pictures corpor-
alton.
The suit, brought by six stock
bclders, charged that the money
was paid to Bioff and Browne with
out knowledge of the investors.
Browne, then president of the In
ternational Alliance of Stage and
Theatrical Employees Union (AFD
and Bioff, its west coast represent
ative, were convicted of shaking
down movie producers under threat
of labor trouble,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-18
U.S.. Stops Buying
Machines for Japs

PHOENIX, June l8-UP)-Dis-
continuance of the purchase of
farm machinery in Arizona by the
war reSettlement authority has been
ordered by M. S. Eisenhower, ma
tional director it was reported here
today.
Sen. Ernest w. Mcfarland adviS-
ed Gov. Sydney P. Osborn of the
order which followed protests of
the farm bureau federation. The
farm bureau federation had said
that Arizonas efforts to increase
agricultural production were threat
ened because four-fifths of the
heavy farm machinery in the state
had been purchased for use on
japanese resettlement centers.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-18
Evacuees Strike
Over Sauerkraut

SANTA ANITA, Cal, June 18 WIP)
- Eight hundred japanese who
stopped work on an assembly CEN
ter project, repeatedly over the
serving of sauerkraut for dinner,
were back on the job today
1t was understood no clear-cut
explanation of the sit-doWn strike
was made, and Army authorities
were investigating possibility it
might have been inspired by agita-
tors at the center, formerly Santa
Anita race track.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-18
He Always Cooks
For Best People

LOS ANGELES, June II up -
Members of the U. S. Coast Guard
are noted for their daring and sea-
manship, but some of them may
soon be known also as "epicureans
de luxe"-all because of a new
Coast Guard recruit.
Francois Sirgant, 80 year old
French chef who formerly whipped
up bouillabaise marsellaise and pate
de fois gras for patrons of New
York's Waldor- Astoria hotel, joined
the Coast Guard here today as
cook, first class.
Il always cook for the best peo-
pie" the noted chef said, land
where can you find better people
than in the American armed forces?
VOLTA, I join up"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-18
Business :I end p.sfs'so"s CALL AN EXPERT!
OFFICE MACHINE SERVICE

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Don't letter happen again. Send
1t over to us and we'll put it in
perfect shape again. We're ex-
perts on typewriter repairs.
Phone 1153-NOW
McCOY'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Commercial Stationers
673 Main Street. El Centro, Calf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-18

HOTEL ROOMING HOUSE and
Apartments, SO rooms-3 apis.
Dormitory with "a beds, COM
pletelv furnished. A REAL
MONEY MAKER - always full.
Ill health reason for selling. In
quire Valley Hotel, 4th and Com
GIG
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-18
Daily = Place Your Message Here!
IS 900 People Read The Post Press Daily
DEATH = FUNERAL.
NOTICES

IcCARTY-Near Ell Centre, We'd
nesday, June 18th, 1912, Mrs.
Lora A. McCarty aged "a years,
Born in Mason City, Ill, Feb. 13,
1868, Mrs. McCarty came to I'm
perial Valley in 1908 and has
resided here since then. Burial
services will be held in Sunny
Slope cemetery, Corona, Calf,
at pm. Monday, June %, fol-
lowing funeral services at the
Lemons chapel in Ell Centre at
pm. Friday. Rev. Mr.. Edwin
Carter, will officiate. Mrs. Nc
Carly is survived by her husband,
George F. McCarty; her son, Les
lie Mcconnell; her brother,
George of Riverside; and two
grandchildren.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-18
WAITRESS WANTED
SherWoodS Cafe

BEAUTY Operator Wanted: Good
salary Call Hilldale 4-3661 Ge-
verse; Ell Cajon or write Box 677.
6-23
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-18

PRESS CONFERENCE OFF
WASHINGTON, June 10 CUP) =
Cancellation of President Roose-
velt's regular Friday morning press
conference was announced today
Dy the White House.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-18

FOR RENT: Well furnished Apt,
electrically equipped. Cooler, ga
rage. 704 State GIG
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-18
7-INSTRUCTION

WANTED Teacher for dancing les
sons. Two soldiers. Write Post
Press Box 100 GIG
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-18
IO-APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FURNISHED z room apartment.
$3.75 per week. 1888 Park. 5-14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-18

WANTED: Machine Mixer. Good
pay Inquire C. M. Ranch, IL
miles east Calexico. Phone 1923.
6-20