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Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
WE
the Women
BY RUTH MILLETT

by nOIH MlILEII
There are lots of young men in
the service who have found the
girls they want to marry after the
war is over But.
They'll stand a better chance of
keeping some other man from cut
ting them out if they don't assume
that because they are serving their
country they don't have to make
any effort to hold on to their girls.
The service man who does not
want his girl to get tired of wait
ing and turn to someone else
should.
/. Have a definite understand
ing with her concerning their flu
ture.
2. Write her often. letting her
know in each letter that he loves
her and misses her and is think
ing of their marriage
DON'T FORGET
TO SEND GIFTS
3. Send her a gift now and then.
no matter how small, instead of
assuming that when a man is in
service all the gifts should go to
him.
4. Take an interest in what she
is doing. instead Of filing his let
ters with his own doings and ex-
periences and ignoring her job and
her war work.
s. Let her feel sure of him, in
stead Of giving her an idea that he
is getting around and meeting lots
of girls,
6. Refuse to kid her about other
men, especial; about the old rival
who isn't yet in uniform.
Service men will see that those
rules are important if they just
realize that their girls as we'll as
they are in a tough spot, and need
all kinds of reinsurance that their
waiting is worth while.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
S!eepIess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain Is miles
Of tiny tubes or filters which help to purify tho
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime.
many people have to get up nights. Frequent
sometimes shows there is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder. Don't neglect
this condition and lose valuable, restful sleep.
, When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it
may also cause nagging backaohe, rheumatic
swelling, pufiiness under the eyes, headaches
and dizziness.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help
Gus waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02

Ross T. HickcoX, Ell Centre at
torney, recently presented the Ell
Centre Public library with several
hundred books and magazines, many
of which are rare and valuable.
Included in the gifts were early
governmental documents, including
Report of the United States and
Mexican Boundary Survey in 1857
and a government survey dated
1860. Included in the magazines are
copies of Graham's Magazine edited
by Edgar Allen Poe and dated
from 1841 to 1874. Also copies of
Peterson's Magazine which is beau
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
Chinese Woman TO
Be Buried Fridav

Funeral services for Mrs. Chu
Lip Coon, al, wife of a prominent
Chinese merchant and businessmen
of CaleXico, will be held at the
Hens funeral chapel in Calexico at
4 pm. Friday. Burial will take
place at Mt. View cemetery
She had been in the United
States for 1la years and lived at
1886 Fourth street. Sc died Wednes-
day night after a long illness.
Among her survivors are her
husband. Juan Shee Coon; and a
l7-year-old son, Chu Sick Leong.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
Can+e en- Cookie
SuppIyCut Off

Mrs. Russell Yeager, in charge
of the cookie committee of the Ell
Centro canteen for service men,
annoupced Thursday that no more
cookies will be served there until
after the first of September.
Service men lost their appetite
for sweets as the heat of the sum-
mer increased she said and showed
more interest in fruit juices, punch
and other cold drinks served to
them at the canteen on Main street
She said she will notify the var
ious organizations and individuals
in the fall when the cookie baking
will be resumed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20. 1901. Pub
lished every afternoon except Sat
urday and Sunday tSaturdcy after
noon issue now succeeded by the
Sunday Post-Press, established 1886
by the Imperial Valley Publishing
company 625 State Street, Ell Cen
tro. California.
Paul Jenkins. publisher. \ c. John
ston, vice president and general man
ager; E. A. Fi,hiIugh, secretary and
managing editor.
West -HUllid y Co Inc, National Ad-
vertiSing Re JrescntatiVes.
Member, California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association,
Entered at Fl Centro, Cain, post
office as second class matter.
Subscription rates In California, DC
per copy.
Sin conjunction with the Post Press
(SundaySl. per month TIC paid in ad-
vance. 3 months, So. 10; 6 months
MOO; one year $3.50: outside Cali
fornia 81 per month.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
Sears Will Fill
Methodist Pulpit
Again This Year

The Rev. Mr.. Hayden S. Sears,
pastor of the First Methodist
church in FL Centro for the past
year, was re-appointed to the pull
pit of this church by the Cali
fornia-Arizona conference in Los
Angeles Thursday.
Announcement of the re-appoint-
ment of the Rev. Mr.. Sears to the
Ell Centre church was received with
pleasure on the part of members
of his congregation.
Church members will have an in
formal reception on the church
lawn after church Sunday night to
welcome the minister back.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
.Financier Leaves
S372,250 Estate

NEW YORK, July 2 CUP)
Jesse L. Livermore, financier who
shot himself to death at a midtown
hotel in Navember, 1910, left an
estate of S3,795 and debts of S372,-
$50.
A surrogate's court accounting
filed b. his widow, Mrs. Harriet NJ
Livermore of Los Angeles, diclo ed
laims from 81 creditors, including
one from New York state for $154,-
675 for income taxes.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
Party Costumes
Surprise to Two

Mrs. o. o. Lepper and Miss Mary
Westmorland entertained group
of friends at dinner recently at
1912 Give avenue in Ell Centro.
To the surprise of the hoStesSeS,
the guests arrived at the party all
rugged out in the most fantastic
costumes ever seen collected into
one asSemblage.
Bridge was played after dinner
with Miss frankie Nell Brkhauser
winning high score and Mrs. Paul
Werve the consolation.
Those present included Mrs.
Werve, Mrs. Herbert BaskinS, Mrs.
Benjamin Avrit, Miss Brkhauser,
and the hosteSses.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service Staff Writer


Low, slow cooking of round chuck
or rump will produce succulence
and tenderness. These recipes are
interesting and particularly good for
the man who works hard physically
Beef a la Mode
(Servcs to g.
Three pounds roast of rump or
MODERN MENUS IT?gcYk-, IN ....
round of beef, salt and pepper, p
cup French dressing. l Glove gar
lie, 2 bay leaves, l cup water.
Roast should be larded by but
cher Rub meat with salt and pep
per and marinate 6 to hours in
French dressing to which garlic
and bay leaves have been added
turning frequently to distribute
flavor. Lift out and brown on all
sides. Add bay leaves and garlic
from dressing. Cover tightly and
simmer slowly one hour. Add l cup
water, continue cooking 3 to a
hours.
Pot Roast of Beef
Serves to g.
Two and one-half to 3 pounds
boneless chuck, rump or round OF
beef, l cup water, potatoes, onions
carrots, salt and pepper.
Heat a heavy kettel or deep fry
ing pan and scar the entire SUR
face of the meat. Add water, cover
tightly and simmer until nearly
tender, about 2 hours. Uncover, add
vegetables, salt, pepper and more
water, if necessary Cook another
hour or until vegetables are tender
Make gravy. Allow two tablespoons
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
Charles Norris
Visits in Valley

Captain Charles Norris of a fight
or squadron at Long Beach arrived
at Seeley airport Wednesday and
made a brief visit at the F.. M.
Armstrong home in Ell Centro where
his wife is a guest.
Mrs. Norris is the former Mary
Armstrong.
Guests at the Armstrong home
include Mrs. Norris and her sister
Mrs. Grace Steggal of Sacramento
and Mrs. Anna Steggal of Water
loo Iowa.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02

A morning bridge game followed
by luncheon served at the individ-
ual bridge tables was the delight
full manner in which Mrs. James
Noel and Mrs. j. d. Townsend en-
tertained Wednesday at the Town
send home, 1049 He'll.
A Fourth of July motif was used,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
MODERN MENUS

If flour, made into a smooth paste
with cold water, to each cup of pot
liquor.
BREAKFAST SeedleSs grapes
poached eggs on wholewheat toast
toast and jam, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Beef tomato soup
green pepper rings stuffed with
cottage cheese, enriched roofs, fruit
bowl, tea, milk.
DINNER: Beef a la mode, car
rots, peas and celery, mashed po-
tatoes. lettuce and tomato salad,
blueberry pie, coffee, milk.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
Library Adopts
Summer Schedule

Summer schedules went into eff
feet at the El Centre Public library
July l and will continue for the
remainder of the summer.
On week days the library will be
open from 10 am. to 8 pm. and
on Saturdays from 8 am. until
noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
Big Play Party O pens E. {.
Supervised Entertainment

Headquarters of the Ell Centro
supervised playground program
opened in the city park at Seventh
and Park avenues Wednesday night
at big play party which attracted
more than 100 children and a group
of rs spectators.
The playground events for the
westside section of the city will
take place hereafter at the park,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
Sister of Valley
Man Succumbs

w. A. McFadden, assessor col
lector of the Imperial Irrigation
district, was called to Santa Ana
Thursday because of the death of
his sister, Miss jeanette McFadden
She died in Santa Ana Wednes-
day afternoon Funeral services
were scheduled there at $3.50 pm
Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02


left this week for Live Oaks where
they plan to spend the remainder
of the summer months.
The J. N. Clay family left We'd
nesday for a fortnight's vacation
in Texas where they plan to visit
relatives and friends.
Mrs. G., E. Sophos is already in
her cottage in Jacumba, and will
return to the valley early' in the
fall.
The J. ThannerS have readied
their cottage at Mt. Laguna and
are planning to spend as much
time there as possible for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton johnson of
FL Centro announce the birth of a
six pound. eight and a half ounce
son who was named Darrell Duke
The baby was born Saturday in the
Ell Centro hospital.
Members of Signal chapter of the
Eastern Star who are sewing for
the Red Cross, will meet at the
home of Mrs, George Bucklin at
10 am. Friday for an all-day ses-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross 7. Hickcox will
leave FL Centre to spend July at
their home in Sierra Madre. Mrs
HickcCX will remain for the summer
and Hickcox plans to spend as
much time there as he can spare
from his legal duties in Imperial
Valley
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
HoIIywood's
Foncic
By Paul Harrison

rections, and its rooms are on
dozen different levels. Architects
look at it and go crazy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02

HOLLYWOOD, July 2 -. Until
about four years ago, one thing I
generally could count on seeing on
any sound stage or theater screen
besides a pretty heroine, ? fight
and love scene = was Edward
Everett Horton. His restraine COM
edy never tired me, but 1 remem-
Der being sort of unnerved one day
by seeing him working at Metro in
Culver City in the morning, at
Warmers in Burbank in the after
noon, and then going to a movie af-
ter dinner and finding him in both
features and a trailer for the next
program.
Unlike many a player who has
ridden his popularity full-tilt into
oblivion, Horton stopped. He left
Hollywood to do "Springtime for
Henry" on straw-hat circuit in the
east. 1t went so we'll that he headed
road company which has played
96 weeks from coast to coast and
Canada to Cuba Now and then he'd
hustle back to Hollywood for a pic
ture engagement. but not more
than three year
ADDS AND ALTERS
Following six weeks of "Spring-
time for Henry" in Detroit, Horton
is at 20th-Fox in a goofy musical
called "Springtime in the Rockies.
Carmen Miranda is in it, too as an
Irish Brazilian jiva-diva named
Rosita Murphy who sings Chat
tanooga Choo-choo" in Jungle
time and sputtering Portuguese
English. The adaptable Mr.. Horton
is happy in such company.
First thing I asked him was how
his remarkable estate, near Encino,
got along during his absences OH
tour. The actor bought the place in
1925 and has been adding to it and
altering it ever since. The house
has overflowed hilltop in all di-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02
News I+ems About
Valley Residents

Mrs. Woody @:odjt and children
left this week for Live Oaks where
they plan to spend the remainder
of the summer months.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-02

said Playground Director Mary
Kendall, and the events for the
area in the eastside part of town
will continue at the school ground
there as in the past.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
1tt1t 1fVERNOIS
1911 Chevrolet Convertihles

ll1lN Ii tfsNplH
1941 Chevrolet Convertibles
Cleanest. best and most beautiful cars
money can buy; factory radios. heaters. fog
lights, spot lights and like new ". ". tires
small down payment or trade; your car,
+. N. GREGORY, 1866 GRArIor
Heated Showrooms Open till 9;30
ICHEVRoL ET-1941 de luxe i-door extra
good tires. Sacrifice. Private owner.
Vnewood 2-4i76.
CHEVROLET special de luxe o-door
trunk sedan: radio. heater. very good
tires. -Besutiui gunmetal nnish. Seat COW
vers Like new. l0635 Mack.
CHEVROLET Master coupe, also
coach SI95. Sl25 Mack
ICHEVROLETs 1910 spec de !. 2-dr.
srdans. radios. heaters and good tires
Low as S329 up, . dn. or trade bank
E NJ GREGORY, 1866 GRATIoT
Heated Showrooms Open TIL $50
,CHEVRoL FT-1a35 Master coach good
tires clean; Sg5. Sl25 Mack
CHEVROLET-l9i0 business coupe; runs
good good rubber See today. s395.
134i7 Schaeier Highway.
1871 Chevrolets, S639
Positively me largest, cieanes, best and
most complete stock IN America; a. beau
iiful cars 90 select from special and de
luxe opera cnupes, ana f-dpur sedans
convertible cuupes, radios. heaters. some
with spot lights fog lrhts and like new
". W tires an models and color romhina-
tious, low as S639 up. D., down or trade
bank rates
~ GREGORY. 3366 GRATIOT
Heated Showr0oms open til $40
CHEVROLET 1871 special de luxe coupe
1000 miles. $500 owner Cedar bi6i
CHEVROLET 1q8t town sedan good
tires Only Stj. Gasoline station, 1O3ii
Grand River
rHFVROi Its 1897 Master dc luxe and
f-duuf sedans. radios heaters and good
tree many 20 choose from only Si69 up
g. N GREGORY. 1896 CRAT1OT
HrAtnI elL-wr--r-. Omen fLll Q 30
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13

COMMERCIAL ACCEPTANCE CORP.
OPS FOX BLDG. CADILLAC 6472
Auto Loans
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13

CARS tor junk; Keep your tires; pay more.
Jeft's Auto Parts. 4646 Humboldt Tyler
4-0O36
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
MATTRESS-sPEClAL

you always save at Ken, Furniture. l54i.
Livernois
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
Musical Instruments

PROFESSIONAL accordion. almost new
must sacrifice at once, private. $3.50
Marion.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13

Repair Your Car-Terms
Brakes. clutch plates, transmissions. front
ends batteries. rear end; low prices.
STANDARD. 1851 GRATiOT. OPEN EWES.
BUMPfNG. painting convertible tops re-
covered. all mechanical work 20 factory
standard Earls Collision Service. l0621
Mack LEnoN f464
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big sunday 4 ne7 Wan; ~
Section.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
Diamond Loans

Federal Collateral Society, Inc.
1ii7 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
LIBERAL LOANS - Diamonds. watches.
jeWelrv. extraordinary unredeemed bar
eatBs Bonded Loan Company. 253 Mich
tgau.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings ia the biz sunday ! ,mes Want Al
sectionl
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
A automobiles Wanted
Buick, Chevrolet or Pontiac
LATE MODELS WANTED
UP TO $3.50 CASH

BUYING cars any condition. for Junk.
Atlas Auto Parts. ei37 Lvernois( North
lawn ei25.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
MODELS MECHANICALLY SOUND, WITH GOOD
rniture. Household Goods Wanted Machinery

WANTED 40 "a Warner a /, Swasey
screw machine or equivalent Win chuck
ana Cullets Must be IN first class C0ndi,
ton Cil Carrier Engneerlng Co, 1900
Graiidt IARungton tOi2
WANTED portable eonveyef gaseitne
euglne.I TWIN CITY Coal Company
TVlubruuk 1-I3i0.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13

1892 LIVERNOIS ! RI n FENkELL
1889 GRATGOT AT 6-Mfl.E ROAD, r.
OPEN EVENINGS
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
Camp Traiiers
Sale-Trailer Camp Site

PLUMBROOK Trailer Camp. sandusky,
Of health Walking distance from T. y. T.
area Sewer, electricity and city water.
Groceries. Doing good business. Must be
sold at once due To illness of owner VIII
sacrifice for $4,000. Phone sandusky Main
3s06.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings m the biz sunday Times Want "A
section
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
BENJAMIN Annliance ShOps

HOOVER rehuIt Vscuum cleaners. Sl9.
Also brand new yacuums SJ9 up WINE
fNey last
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
Household Appliances

GET sour electric range or saS range now.
white they last At cts Music Co. 1Al2
Mack 1852 Gratiot. Plaza Si2i
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
Snaps

FURNITURE to trade for piano.
CITY Music 7il2 MACK
NFW gas burner aud blower, S55, FOR
plumbing or hglldpg material. Prospect
4-as
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13
Electric Refrigerators

ICE REFRlGFRATORs. So UP
1865 GRATlOT AT BALDWIN
NORGE IT.: reasonable: also small Frig
idsire Gail CE. ii2f for appointment,
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-13

NJTo LoANs-Cars. house trailers. trucks,
boats cash while you wait. Lloyd X.
Fast. Inc. 30fO +. Grand Blvd. MA. Oi42
AUTO loans $40 to $500 made in IS min
utes Aetna Finance. 1855 Cass. RA. 6055,
Evening star., 1942-12-16

1~NoSii, oIitSSdlS dCSII lUllIS lllt
freezing of old people in Vermont so
they slept through the winter
months, and their subsequent re-
vlVal, when they were needed to do
the spring work around the farms.
This yarn has, of course, been 60
ing the rounds for years, with no
basis of fact that have ever heard
But it makes nice, shivery reading.
That wild and woolly comic book,
wonder Woman" is now q BIZ
monthly. This feminine super
man" goes through more perils than
did Pauline in the good old thriller
days. The comic is sponsored, I
understand, by Alice Marble, and is
written by Charles Moulton. The
drawing could be vastly improvedsin
my opinion. but maybe I'm just
fussy that way.
Another comic book that has re-
Gently made its appearance is based
on stories from the Bible. The
drawing here is a little better, but
the general effect is not one that
would impress a child with the
greatness of the Bible and the his
tory it depicts. There are so many
beautifully illustrated books of Bible
stories told for children that it
Evening star., 1942-12-16


each persons house has a distinctive
air of its own. Gone are the dull
traditions of the formal dinner.
Enter the fashion for charm, color
and good taste around an informal
board
America has many important glass
works, for wherever the combination
of the right type OF sand and avail
able fuel could be found a glass
works came into beng. For example,
early American glass and Sandwich
glass are one and the same. At
Sandwich, Mass in 1925 the factory
that became famous as the Sand
Wich Glass Works was started. The
abundant supply of forest timber ad-
joining this small town provided
fuel for heating the furnaces. With
the later use of coal about 1910, ma
tural gas in 1888 and oil in 1891,
factories began to spring up in sec
tions where these fuels as well as
the proper sand was available.
The same ingredients are used
today as were used in Egypt 5000
years dBU, Sdllu, llltlC dlllt SOOd doll
Many other chemicals and ingredi-
ents are added for different colors
and grades of glass, such as lead
glass, milk glass and special pur-
pose glass.
In the early times tin or wooden
moulds were used, but the extreme
heat of the molten glass had a
tendency to destroy them in a very
short time, and iron moulds later
took their place.
Moulds are the most difficult, in
tricate and expensive part of glass
making. Very few of us. when we
admire the exquisite design on a
delicate piece of glass. realize the
amount of time and skill necessary
to produce it. The mould maker
must chisel the inside of the iron
casting with the pattern desired in
glass. Many old moulds are still
eXtant, and modern reproductions of
famous old glass patterns are made
from duplicates of these moulds.
1t is possible to buy replicas of
Evening star., 1942-12-16

qualities that are bound to make
him success. Nobody can do this
quite so effectively as his wife. Nor
is there any other praise to which
a man is so susceptible and to which
he reacts so quickly as his wife's.
AS long as a mans wife believes
in him and admires him. he is prac-
tically invincible On the contrary,
nothing wrecks a man so completely
as his wife's criticisms and her be-
lifting him and showing that she
has no faith in him. Many a man
has reached the heights trying to
come up to his wife's ideal of him.
And many another man has put a
bullet through his brain because his
wife was always asking him why he
couldn't make as much money as
some other man.
If husbands longing for his
wife's praise seems childish to you,
just remember that the outside
world deals harshly with men.
When they come home at night they
ache from thousand wounds they
have gotten in their conflict with
their fellows. Their wives jolly
ing is the homemade salve spread
upon their husbands hurt vanities
that soothes and heals them.
Furthermore, the only reliable rec
ipe for holding a husband is for a
wife to be such an adept incense
burner that her husband never has
to wander away from his own fire.
side to get the appreciation and
admiration he Graves. There is
nothing to the theory that the
other woman is always young and
beautiful and possessed of hypnotic
powers. Often she is older and not
so good looking as the wife, but the
charm she conjures with is telling
the man how big and strong and
marvellous he is. whereas the wife
has felt it her sacred duty to keep
him reminded of all of his faults
and feeling like worm
So, wives, you see that there are,
at least, two good reasons for ap-
peasing your husbands. 1t pays.
Sugar always catches more flies
than vinegar.
Evening star., 1942-12-16
Nj a miners
of the
Moment

It's going to be long, hard win
ter vacation-for mother and dad.
With the schools closing up for
practically endless period over the
holidays and with all the children
just as thoughtless and spraWling
as ever, home begins to feel clut-
tered up.
Of course, one way to get the long
legs and scattered papers out from
underfoot would be to see that the
returning students have good
hard war job of some kind to do.
Keep them out running errands for
the local Civilian Defense Volunteer
organization, or attach them to the
local scrap campaign. That ought
to take care of much of their time
and energy.
But if they have to study at home,
or don't seem to fit in around the
community any more, you still have
another out. Take a defense job
yourself and don't fuss with the
house
Maybe you've already done that
proof of your forethought, as
well as of your patriotism.
JEAN.
Evening star., 1942-12-16
Bv Barbara Bell.

Lights were bright, the music was
a rhumba when we saw this frock
worn by sweet young thing on the
dance floor. Our designer decided it
was the just right frock for all girls
who like to dance-so she sketched
it. with a few deft changes and it is
yours for the making. Here it is
with it's contrast top and insert at
the hip hne-make it in satin, taf-
feta, velveteen!
Barbara Bell Pattern No l727-B is
designed for sizes II, 13, Is, II, 10.
Corresponding bust measurements
20, 81, 33, 35. 81. Size 13 (3D with
3. sleeves requires 3l2 yards 39-inch
material, 7s yard contrast
Find patterns for all of your home
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Book-our valuable catalogue of
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