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Evening star., 1942-11-15

the spirit and requirements Of the
public safety law.
2. To give a brief outline OF the
fundamentals OF safety or accident
prevention on which the specific
or detailed provisions Of the safety
codes are based.
3. To give in detail such safety
rules, regulations or requirements as
have the most general application.
4. To list and briefly describe
separately printed safety codes
which deal with specific subjects
in greater detail than the scope of
the manual permits, but which con-
tain. safety regulations adopted by
the board or that may be used es
guides in determining reasonable
standards of safety.
Take every drop Of waste kitchen
Evening star., 1942-11-15
Basic Safety Code
For D. {. 10 Be Put on
Display for 80 Days
Final Action Delayed
BY Board Pending
Additional Study

A tentative basic safety code for
the District, now under study for
adoption by the Minimum Wage and
industrial Safety Board, will be
available for inspection by the pub
Evening star., 1942-11-15

Take every drop Of waste kitchen
fats TO your meat dealer.
Evening star., 1942-11-15

Thankssivins-thst great American tradi-
tion-deseves celebration this year that
puts emphasis on the home. Make your
home the most livsble, the most eomforta-
bic. the prettiest spot that your family can
enjoy. The Hub offers you special values
to make this possible. Shop now and save!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

a RED mohair living room suite. 2-pc..
sold for S9s floor sample sacrifice, $50.
Mitchelfs, 5000 GratlOt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
A BEDROOM BARGAIN
1870 lWernois

A NEW 3-pc bedrm suite, poster bed,
roumy chest a dresser walnut or maple
fin Sac. S2f. Mtchers, 5000 Gratiot.
NEW S95 bedroom set. marred. S3f
BSRNEY, 6347 MACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

1871 BUICK CONVERTIBLE
Super radio. heater; green leather up
hosiery; new top: W. W. tires. like new
spotlight fog lights, other extras too nu-
merous TO mention; 81. 1896, big allowance
on trade.
G. & Q. MOTORS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

BUIcK-1s3s special 4-door sedan; black
loaded with extras; bargain, $445
Floyd Rice. ISL Livernois.
BUIcR-ie3T small series 4-door: beauti-
full finish, custom slip covers. almost
new tires; perfect throughout: s2s5; one
third down or trade.
HERBAR MOTORS s215 HARPER
BUCKET sedan; very nice; s2e5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

CADILLAC - 1910 small series torpedo
sedan: sparkling ruby maroon finish with
Fleetwood Interior: heavy duty tires in per-
feet condition: factory radio and heater.
The best buy in town at 1856 fun price.
Bank terms. liberal trade; 90-day guar.
TIT Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Electric Refrigerator
SeDing Machines

IA LARGE stock OF good used refrigera-
tors ESnkei Appliance. 3sos Fenkeii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

CHEVROLET COW. COUPE. 1s41
Garnet red red leather upholstery; white
side wall tires; used 80 days; cost over
81 200. special today, $3.50; big allowance
on old ear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

club coupe radio and heater Goodrich
white wall tires like new. sacrifice. i9fl
Plymouth de luxe i-door sedan. only $500
1906 Gratiot.
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ings In the big Sunday Times Want A
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Evening star., 1942-09-11

WkAL, 7.3o-4one Ranger: Children from
the mueh-bombed city Of Hull, England, send
messages to American boys and girls,
WRc, 7:3O-SeUetary Of Agriculture Claude
Wiekard and Price Administrator Leon Hander.
son tell housewives what 10 expect in the way
Of food raioninq.
WhAL, S:30-Those Good Old Days Old,
timer Elizabeth Murray sings couple for
old-iime's sake.
WRc, 8:30-Iuformaiion Please; Reporter
Aivs Johnston revsiis hessrs. Kieran Levani
and Adams.
WJSv, 8:30-SehooI Of the Air: The third
adult show is entitled American Youth and
the War"
WhAl, o00-Gang Busters Death in the
electric chair for pair Of murdereE.
WINK 9;05-kationsI symphony Hour. Nu.
sic Of the 18Th Century. recorded, Including
HandeFs Wafer husie" suite, ballet music
from operas by 6luek end others.
VOL. o:30-Doube or Nothing: Mr.. Comp.
tons quiz has Lii Damaa as guest
WhAl. I0:00-Neei Your Navy: A minstrel
show tonight from the Great Lakes Naval
/ Training Station.
Evening star., 1942-09-11

900 Sunrise Serenade
Evening star., 1942-09-11
sHRT.WkyE PROGRAMS.

sHJRl'Whft PRU0RAkS.
MOSCOW, 6:20-Broadtast in English: pge,
81 mea. 36.9 m.
LONDON. 8:00-"oH The Record: CSC, 9.5s
meg, 3f.3 m.; GR6, 1853 meg, 25.6 m.;
GSD, It's meg. 25.5 m.
MOSCOW, S:30-comments in English: pKE,
81 meg, 369 m.
LONDON 8;30-Britaln Speaks: CSC, o.5s
meg, BIB m.; Gre, 1853 meg, 25.6 m.;
GSD, Ills meg, 25.5 m.
MELBOURNE, o:25-"T The Truth Of II IS"
(Wast Coast Broadcast Pacific War Tlme): WG7,
1873 meg. 1877 m
SYDNEY, 9:25-"The Truth Of II Is" West
Coast Broadcast Pacific War Time): WG6, 9.58
GUATEMALA. to:3O-HoIywood Radio
Theater: IOWA, e68 meg, 31.3 m.
LONDON, i0:40-DaIy Service: CSC, 9.58
meg 3t.3 m.; Gp6, 1853 meg, 25.6 m.;
6SD, IT'S meg. 25.5
GUATEMALA. 10:45-"Pa1," a comedy In
Spanish T6WA, 968 meg, 81 m.
LONDON 1870 a.m.-lafe News: CSC.
o.5S meg, 3t.3 m.; GRG, 1853 meg, 75.6
H.; 6SD, Ills meq., 25.5 m,
Evening star., 1942-09-11

The Four Aces will be pleased ia an
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tS-cent). sen-addressed envelope is in
closed with each communication ad-
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Evening star., 1942-09-11

West opened the four Of hearts,
East winning a finesse with the
jack. He returned a low heart and
south ruffed. Declarer tried the
trump finesse, but East won with
the king and once more forced
South to ruff heart
At this point South had to make
some sort of plan for the play of
the diamonds. Since he had already
lost two tricks and was bound to
lose a club. his contract depended
on losing no diamond trick. Hence
he had to assume that East held
the diamond king. But What about
the 10 of diamonds?
South could play for the king
and 10 to be split, but then he
would have to guess which defend
er was short in diamonds, for that
would affect the manner of play
ing the suit Instead, South might
assume East had both the king
and 10 of diamonds, and that would
require still different method of
tackling the suit.
Instead of trying to guess. South
decided to swindle West into lead
ing the suit for him. Hence he
led a low trump to dummy and
ruffed out the last heart. Then ne
led the queen of clubs.
West took his ace, fearing that
South had the club king and was
trying to sneak the trick by. But
then he was afraid to return a
club, for South's queen might have
been a singleton. AS South had
hoped, West fell into the trap by
returning his highest diamond.
Dummy played the eight of dia-
monds, East covered with the 10,
and South won with the jack. Then
South ruffed his remaining club to
lead the queen of diamonds through
East.
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lightner's partner and, with nei-
ther side vulnerable, you held:
KITS
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The bidding:
Schenken. You. Jacoby. Lightner.
~ CD
Answer-Pass. Your hand was
good enough for an overcall at the
level of one, but it is not good
enough for bid of two diamonds.
That bid promises to take eight
tricks and in your own hand you
cannot reasonably expect to win
more than about four or five. It is
unWlse to make a bid which risks
a penalty bigger than the loss of
a game
Score 100 per cent for pass. 50
per cent for double or two dia-
monds.
Question No. LIS.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Schenken. You. Jacoby. Lightner,
~ Pass 20 "a
Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow I
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VOL, f0:00-Ths Is Navy Norfolk Sake
DowelPs swngias have the spotlight.
WhAl, f0:30-hen, Machines and Vidory:
0rson Welles the genius, speaks on behalf Of
accident prevention in factories.
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Winning Contract

david Bruce Burnstone, Oswald Jaco-
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existence
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-06
Cub Scout Leader
ToAddress Valley
Group Monday Eve

Gerald Speedy of the national
Cub Scout staff will attend the I'M
perial-Yuma Scout council at Hard
ing school in Ell Centre at 7:30 p.
m. next Monday night. it was an
nounced Wednesday by the Central
District Boy Scout committee.
The visitor will explain the latest
plans and developments of the. cub
scout work and give the LEGAL lead
ers the benefit of information he
gathered while visiting cub scout
units throughout the nation.
Committee members decided to
drop troop "A, the japanese unit, as
the boys IN the troops are expected
TO be evacuated soon. They granted
the application for charter renewal
which was presented by pack IT'S,
sponsored by the e Centre PIT. A.
At a recent meeting the commit
tee made plans for the regular
scoutmasters formidable at the fire
hall in El Centre Friday night.
These training sessions are held
regularly to help train scoutmasters
in furthering scouting in the COM
munity.
All drives in the central district
were completed except some clean
up work in Calexico and Imperial
the financial committee said.
Wallace Kent was appointed COM
missioner to the HoltYille area.
Boards of review will be held in
each community to prepare for the
courts of honor in Holtville, Calexi-
co, and FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-06
Farm Labor Needs
In Ariz. Studied

PHOENIX, Ariz., May 6-UP)-
Arizona farmers will be sent ques-
tionnaires to determine their labor
needs, the Arizona farm bureau fed
Grafton said today.
Earl H. Maharg, executive secre-
tary. said Robert F. Black, Tucson,
state representative of the U. S.
Bureau of Agricultural Economics,
had advised that the survey would
be made to assist the U. S. Employ
ment Service in filling the demand.
Black said the questionnaires
would be distributed through the
agricultural adjustment administra-
ton, the state war board and the
state defense council TO all farmers
who would be asked their labor
needs for the present and the fu-
ture.
Results of the survey will guide
the recruiting of necessary labor.
Black said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-06
Weather Retards
Ariz. Truck Crops

PHOENIX, AriZ.. May 6-CUP)-
Weather conditions have retarded
the development of Arizona truck
crops, the Phoenix office of the U.
S. Department of Agriculture, bu-
reau of agricultural economies, re-
ported today.
Continued cold weather in the
Phoenix area the report said. re
suited in some very poor stands (of
cantaloupsl but vines seem to be
developing well. Growth of cover
ed melons in the Yuma valley has
been retarded by cool weather. AL
though the first shipments from
Yuma are expected about May 20,
the actual volume moved before
June l will be very light unless
warmer temperatures prevail during
May
The carrot harvest in the Phoenix
district was described as light but
shipments were expected to in
crease considerably by May 10 and
to reach a peak about May 20. The
report said the harvest in the Yuma
valley will decrease after midMay
and should be completed by May
%
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-06
Noble and Pals
Under Indictment

SACRAMENTO, May Cup -
Robert Noble and his associates in
Friends CT Progress" alleged pro-
Nazi organization, were under in
dictment today on a state charge
of failing to register as members
of a subversive group.
Bend for each defendant was
fixed at $4,000.
Ellis o. jones, founder of the
National Copperheads,' also was
indicted.
Noble and Jones previously were
indicted by federal grand jury on
charges of sedition and charged by
the state with criminal conspiracy
to libel Gen. Douglas Macarthur.
The indictments were returned
last night by the Sacramento county
grand jury to Superior Judge Ray
T. Coughlin. Others named were
F.. K. Ferenz, Leone Miner, James
and Joan MacBride, Barron and
Daniel Van Meter and Mrs. Gene
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-06
Defense Workers
Total 52q,809

SACRAMENTO, May up -
Enrolment OF volunteers in Cali
fornia's citizens defense corps
reached a total of 29,809 during
April. the state council of defense
reported TO Gov. Culbert l.. Olson
today.
The report showed 412,304 men
and ll7,505 women had signed for
service with the corps. Air raid
warden duties proved the most
popular branch of the civil defense
services. with 49, 3l men and 49,
862 women enrolling for that type
OF work
Basic plans for air raid warning
systems were reported go per cent
completed, installation of equipment
B5 per cent completed, and 10 per
cent of the warning systems tested
and ready for service.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-06
Big Julian Flower
Show May9 to II

JULIAN, May 6-The Julian wild
flower show the popular exhibition
of all the wild flowers grown in the
Julian area, will be held May 8 to
II this year, it WIS announced by
Julian residents Wednesday.
Members OF isle Julian women's
club go into the flower sterwn hills
surrounding the Julian community
and gather some Of each kind OF
wild flower found growing there.
They assemble the various variet-
les into attractive exhibits and in
vite the public TO see them.
Wild flower lovers from Califor-
MIA and Arizona journey to Julian
every year for the privilege OF
viewing the beautiful displays ar
by the women.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-06

We've Kerrigan. All are residents
of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Kerrigan's indictment sur
prised even the attaches .of the dis
trict attorneys office who presented
the case. She told the grand jury
last week she wrote the poem, The
Pitiful Passing of Dear Old Status
Quo" which ridiculed the fall of
Singapore and appeared in Noble's
Friends of Progress bulletin. She
was the only one of the defendants
who was not in custody, and
bench warrant was issued for her
arrest.
The defendants were charged
with being members of the govern
ing body of a group which directly
and indirectly advocated, advised,
taught and practiced the Selling and
overthroWing Of the government of
the United States of America and
the state of California by force and
violence"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-06
Medical Science
Aids Sufferers in
Heart, Sex Cases

DEL MONTE, Cal, May CUP)
- Revolutionary developments in
medical science, with special en-
phasis on treatment of combatantS
and civilians in wartime, were de-
scribed today at closing sessions of
the list annual California Medical
association.
Papers were given on chest in
juries, traumatic shock, hemorrh-
age and burns.
Delegates yesterday heard other
papers reporting new milestones
in medical history. One reported a
Lew heart operation that gives new
hope to those suffering hardening
OF the heart arteries and the other
described how the muscular impla-
natation of sex hormones effected
dramatic physical and psychology
cal changes in young men.
DR.. Wallace NJ. Yater, professor
Of medicine at Georgetown Uni
Versity, said the new heart opera
ton will be especially beneficial to
sufferers between the ages of 40
and 60 years.
He described the process by
which the surgeon CRAFTS a chest
or abdominal muscle to the heart,
enabling the blood vessels in the
grated muscle to take over the
functions of hardening arteries
which nourish the big heart muscle.
There are cases in which men
who have undergone this operation
are now doing hard manual labor"
DR.. Yater said.
Maj. B. Biskind of the Army
Medical Corps and Dr.. j. Kasanin,
San Francisco, reported on testes-
terone. the name of the specific
hormone used in the treatment
which effected changes in young
men He said patents found their
muscles became more firm, their
voices more deep and resonant, and
that they gained in weight and
strength.
Together with this" Maj. Bis
kind said, 1.-The whole personality
changes. The patients become more
mature, more stable, less jittery,
are able to take things in their
stride, and become more friendly"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-06

WASHINGTON, May Cup =
The day has gene when you could
get new summer wardrobe. put
it on your charge account and pay
for it next winter.
The government, in another move
to keep the cost of living from
spiraling upward, clamped down on
delinquent charge accounts today
and placed greater time limit and
down-payment restrictions on in
stallment buying.
Hereafter. charge accounts must
be paid within 40 to 10 days for
specific list of items ranging from
bicycles to bedding, electric appli-
ances to jewelry. and sports equip
ment to military clothing.
The time limit ON installment
buying was reduced from Is to II
months.
PRECEDENT SET
The revised rules on consumer
credit were announced by the fed
eral reserve board. The action was
prompted by President Roosevelt's
recent appeal to discourage credit
and installment Day;ng and encour-
age the payment of debts.
1t was the first time charge ac-
counts had been included in the
consumer credit regulations adopted
under an executive order issued last
August. Installment purchases have
been limited since then-first to l8
months and later to Is months.
The Federal Reserve Board ruled
that persons must pay their charge
accounts by the 10th of the second
month following the purchase date.
If it is not paid within that time,
no further credit can be extended
EXCEPTIONS MADE
July 10 will be the deadline date
for purchases prior to May
Adjustments are permitted for
persons with seasonal incomes. In
addition, purchaser and seller may
agree in writing fer payment of an
article at any date they specify
The minimum down payment for
installment purchases was increased
to 80 l-3 per cent. 1t had previously
ranged from 20 TO 80 1-3
Single-payment loans, not prev
iously covered, must be paid within
80 days if they are $500 or less.
Exceptions to the credit regula-
tons include real estate and GER
tain security loans; educational,
hospital, medical, dental and fun
eral expenses; defense housing, fire
and casualty insurance premiums;
disaster loans; agricultural loans:
business loans; insurance policy
loans, and credit TO governmental
agencies and religious, educational
or charitable institutions.
AUTOS INCLUDED
We're not doing away with the
charge account idea by any means"
federal reserve spokesman said.
But we're simply keeping them
from becoming a mechanism for
credit expansion"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-06
Shipyards Wages
Farley Shifts to
Problems on Coast

CHICAGO, May 6 CUP) - The
National Shipbuilding conference,
called to speed ship construction
and formulate uniform labor pol
icy for the nations Shipyards, foe
used its attention today on renewal
of Collective bargaining contracts
along the west coast
Contracts for the west coast zone
expired April /, but under agree
mentS an automatic wage increase
of 13 per cent goes into effect be-
cause of the rise in living costs
However, President Roosevelt, in a
message to the conference, said the
increase was irreconcilable with
the anti-inflation program.
Representatives at the confer
ence interpreted the message as a
demand that the increase be shaved
down despite the fact that the
workers are entitled to it legally.
Labor, shipyard management, the
maritime commission and the Navy
are represented at the meeting,
which was called by the war pro-
duction board.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-06
Rich
Widow
Slain

HOLLYWOOD. May 6 CUP) -
The body of an attractive, middle
aged woman found in her home
late last night, her skull crushed
was identified by police today IS
Mrs. Rose Whitmore. wealthy Wild
ow of Frederick Whitmore of New
York.
Suspicious of an air raid warden
were responsible for the discovery
of the body. He had called at her
home several times in the course
Of his duties. instructing residents
on air raid precautions. and found
nobody home. Last night he detect
ed an odor of decomposition and
called police, who said Mrs. Whit
more had been dead about eight
days.
Officers learned Mrs. Whitmore
received a large inheritance in 1880
from Whiunore in addition to a
trust fund upon which she realized
$500 a month.
Police sought a man who had
spent considerable time with the
wealthy widow recently They said
he was a forme~ Chicago drug
salesman who had been with her in
Florida. He was believed to be
driving Mrs. Whitmore's new car.
Mrs. Whitmore was beaten to
death with the handle of an auto
mobile jack, an iron bar about Is
inches long. Police said they found
the instrument wrapped in some
clothing, in a vanity drawer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-06
Mothers Receive Homage
Throughout u. S. Sunday

Millions of American mothers, |
both the living and the dead, again
will receive the homage due them
from American sons and daughters
Sunday, as the nation observes the
18th anniversary of President Will
sons proclamation designating the
second Sunday in May as Mothers
Day.
AS has been the tradition each
year since the inception of Mothers
Day, focal point of the observance
throughout the United States will
be the solemn churchWard process
sion in every town and city boast
ing an Aerie of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles of members of tnat Or
der.
ORIGINATED PLAN
For the Eagles are universally
credited with originating the idea
of nation wide movement to set
aside one day in the year for honor
ing the "staunch courage" and un-
selfish devotion of the American
mother.
In Ell Centre this year, the Eagles
lodge has voted to combine its OBJ
servance with that of the Baptist
church. All members of the Aerie
have been urged to meet at the
lodge hall prior to IL am. Sunday
and obtain the traditional red or
white carnations. The members will
then attend the services arranged
by Pastor Joe Nation in masse.
No other program has been plan
ned by the lodge.
ELKS PARTICIPATE
Special Mothers Day services also
have been arranged in all other
churches in the city, and the Wom-
ems Christian Temperance union
is working on plans for a series of
afternoon programs to commemor-
ate the occasion.
The Elks lodge in Ell Centre has
scheduled Mothers Day dinner
for Thursday night, when members
will attend as hosts to their mothers
and wives.
The story of Mothers Day dates
back to February 7, 1904, when
Frank E. Herring, young Notre
Dame instructor who later was to
be the only man ever to serve two
terms as grand worthy president of
Eagles, made the first known pub
lie plea for q nationwide ObserV-
ance of Mothers Day"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-06
Arizona japanese
Prepare to Leave

PHOENIX, May Cup - The
wartime civil control administration
said today that $40 japanese re-
siding in the southern third OF Arr
IONA had registered for evacuation
from the states prohibited areas
next Friday.
The number to register before
closing time yesterday was below
original estimates and all of the
evacuees will be taken to the Mayer
reception center. An estimated 4OO
japanese had been expected tc reg
lister and original plans called Tor
use of a second reception center at
CaYecreek.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-06
MURDER VICTIMS
WEALTH DISCLOSED

NEW YORK, May CUP = Mrs.
Frederick Whitmore, found beaten
to death in Los Angeles, was the
widow of the late sales manager of
the Troy Laundry Machines Di-
vision of American Machine and
Metals. Inc
Her husband died about 10 years
ago and left her a trust fund of
about $4,000 She also had a con-
siderable fortune of her own,
friends here said.
Mrs. Whitmore. the former Rose
Moehle, wrote her attorney here in
Api,l that she was considering
buying a bungalow in Los Angeles
for $4,000 of $1,000.