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Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
Battle Of Bathing
Suits Is Fought

Continued from Page Il
Mae Duer, Anita Vinfrido, Gloria
Payne, Lois Wigg and Juanita
CheatWood.
Contest application blanks are
available at the FL Centre Chamber
If Commerce and at Clements drug
store.
Meanwhile Ben Herring, secre-
tary of the Ell Centre Chamber of
Commerce. was made promotion
chairman, and will assist other COM
mittee chairmen in putting over the
bond drive.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
Bowman Proposed
TO Collector Post

President Roosevelt Thursday
nominated Writ c. Bowman of No
gales. Ariz.. former partner in the
elaborate Aqua Caliente resort for
a number of years a resident of
Palm City, to be us. collector Of
customs at NogaleS. succeeding the
late Frank j. Duffy.
Bowman is we'll known in Impe-
rial Valley, and yet retains many
business interests in the state.
He led the promotion of the great
Aqua Caliente enterprise that
mushroomed from a tiny border
business into a glamorous ten-mil-
lion-dollar playground for cinema
stars and wealthy sportsmen and
financial leaders from all parts of
the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
ANNULLMENT OF
MARRIAGE ASKED

GH"NelIe Bennett Gay Thurs
day asked the Imperial county court
to annul her marriage to James NJ.
Gay because he had another wife
living at the time she married him
at Yuma, January Z, 1910 She said
they separated October 20. le4l.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
SIZES FOR DIVORCE

Clara NJ. Thomas filed a divorce
suit against Amos H. Thomas. She
said her husband had been COM
mitted to an institution for the in
sane in 1886. She said she would
continue to support him as she had
since his commitment to the in
Stitution.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
| & Million Bond
Issue Considered
By LID. Heads
Continued from Page l

hSOAlAAAANCd dSC A.
proved by the power company Of
the district.
The six million dollar bond issue
would provide money for the fol-
lowing purposes:
Purchase price. S4,9OO,OO0; preli-
minary engineering cost, $4,000;
installation of power generating
facilities at Pilot Knob drop on
American canal, $4,000; cost
of "t%ing in" the two power systems
and making such initial improve
mentS as might be necessary, $780,
600: cost of installing line extern
sionS and improving system during
the several years Immediately fol-
lowing conSummation of the deal.
Dowd delved into district history
to provide a graphic picture of the
entire deal for the directors and
other officials
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
Effort Made to
Knock ItoIy out

war producing potential IN recent
days. stayed home last night, pre-
sumably because of bad weather
But Attlee emphasized nothing
would deter the Allies from the wi
tai feature" of the attack on the
Axis-the air offensive.
In Russia, German troops jabbed
at four points on the Soviet lines
in the south in the biggest activity
of recent weeks but they were stop
ped at each place. The Germans
admitted that the Soviets had
preached their lines at two places
but said the gaps later were closed.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
Scanning Y.
News Horizon
SUIT FILED

Lula Bellamy Wednesday HE'D
suit for divorce, alleging that her
husband, Ralph Bellamy, treated
hel in a cruel and tnhuman man.
ner. They married in Yuma Feb.
l3. 1943, and they separated
April 9.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
PSYCHOLOGIST SUICIDE

NEW YORK, May 81 = up
The suicide of Mrs. Gladys Deutsch,
psychologist, caused a gas explo-
sion today which blew out walls
of her Riverside Drive apartment
and shattered windows in the
neighborhood.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
LICENSE ISSUED

County Clerk w. J. McClelland
wednesday issued a marriage license
to Paul Gill McDaniels, %. truck
driver, and Helen Balcom, 25.
Phoenix residents.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
FATHERS OF FIGHTERS
WILL MEET FRIDAY

The Fathers of Fighters will meet
in the court house in Ell Centre al
7 80 pm. Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
CRITIC DIES

CRITIC DIES
NEW YORK, May 81. CUP)-Jane
Manner. internationally known dra-
ma instructor and voice culturist,
died at her home here last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
In Appree citation

May 25, 1943
Through the columns of this paper | desire
to express my deep and sincere appreciation for
the wonderful kilograms, petitions and letters
which sent to Earl Warren, Governor of the
State of California, on my behalf, recommending
for appointment as Judge of the Superior
Court of the County of Imperial. The overwhem-
ing endorsement of my appointment has been
deeply gratifying and l feel very grateful and
very humble.
| want to state to all those wonderful friends
and supporters who recommended and approved
my appointment that | deeply appreciate all
that was done my behalf and shall endeavor
to the very best of my ability to perform the
duties of my office in manner worthy of the
judgeship of our Superior Court
intend to write personal letters to all who
wrote wired or contacted Governor Warren on
my behalf. There many persons, however,
whose names do not have and take this means
of thanking them one and all.
(Signed) ELMER W. HEALD,
Judge Superior Court.
X
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
TENTATIVE AGREEMENT

Il EN
tentative agreement has been
worked out whereby the district
would furnish power for the Cali
fornia company's system in the
Mexicali Valley for five years in
exchange for power for the Coach
ella Valley system for that time.
For the ensuing 20 years the Cali
fornia company would purchase
power exclusively from the district.
The district would agree not to
compete in the retail sale of power
in Lower California and other areas
served by the California concern
for 25 years while that com oany
would agree not to operate in this
manner in the territory served by
the district for the same length
Of time.
Dowd told the directors that cul-
rent income derived from the Cali
fornia compan" through the sale
of power approximated one million
dollars annually. The engineer said
the deal had been set up in its
present rough stage following
years study by officials of both
concerns. He predicted bonds could
be sold at present at an interest
rate of three per cent and expressed
belief this is the most opportune
time to purchase the properties be-
cause of a favorable bond market
and other conditions that have not
heretofore existed.
ROSE ATTACKS DEAL
The issue was firmly attacked.
however. by Director Mark Rose
who voiced an opinion that the
properties of the California Power
company involved in the deal were
worth no more than three million
dollars. He said many lines of the
two companies parallel each other
and for that reason the district
would be buying much equipment it
does not need.
Rose objected strenuously to the
district being bound by an agree
ment that would prevent operating
in Lower California and other ter
ritories served by the California
company for a 25-year duration.
DoWd and HeWes countered these
remarks with statements to the
effect that much of the surplus"
equipment could be used in repair
ing and expanding the districts sys-
tenn.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
APPROACH COMPANY

He told of district leaders a3-
preaching California Power COM
pany heads with a view Tow ard
purchasing the firm as far back
as 1926. At that time the power
firm flatly refused to even con-
slider such a deal. Dowd said. Off
cials of the firm were again ap-
preached in 1884, he said. and after
a second refusal to negotiate. con-
tracts were made by the district
for equipment TO generate and serve
its own power, The district entered
the power business with the install
lation of this equipment in 1886,
Dowd explained.
The competition that exists be-
tween the two concerns makes such
a deal feasible at this time, he told
the directors.
The actual deal as outlirI by
Dowd would involve the purchase
of all of the power properties only
in Imperial and Coachella Valleys
including power terminals, plants,
office buildings and other strGc-
lures, power lines, automotive equip
ment. tools etc.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
All This Great Lot of
Ren!ndnts!
1|2 Price!
Hundreds OF desirable
-Pri uckpr
q

Fine washable rayon gabardines for
Slacks-Slightly damaged in Ship
ment Here in the new shades.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
One and 2 Piece Styles
Prints and Pasteis

Here is your big opportunity to choose from
this big group of regular stock Dresses-former-
L. $50 to 1923 and On sale at 5.88 one and
piece styles in prints and plain pastel dresses
for Sport and dressy wear See them now on
the balcony . See the big selection ready
everyone a bargain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

Pattern 3574-What a smart
shirtwaister for mature women!
The soft collar and the in-one
yokes and front panel are so flat.
tering Perfect for busy days.
Designed for women's sizes SO,
So, 40, AZ, ~, 46. 4s and so. Size
36 requires 81 yards 39-inch
fabric.
Pattern Right in tn @
fashion spotlight is the side-but-
toning Of this young cotton frock
with its gay neckline treatment
and pointed front understanding.
Designed for misses sizes u, II
10. IS and 90 Size 10 requires
- yards 35-inch fabric
Pattern 1918 Even the small
est tot loves the convenient
wraparound style, especially when
a cute sunsuit and a bonnet are
included in the pattern Designed
for childrcn's sizes 2, 4, g. and
10. Size 6, sunsuit. i, yards 90
inch fabric; dress and bonnet,
SIS yards 35-inch fabric.
Pattern 3548-Trim all your
linens with these gay and easy
motifs, You'll find just the right
ldesign for scarfs, towels, tea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
VEGETABLE DRESSER"

Dear AllndndCk.
Your pages have been more
than ever helpful now that il is
getting difficult TO get just what
you want I've developed sys-
tenn for filing the wartime reci-
pes which may be helpful To
others. | purchased an ordinary
ledger at the ten cent store and
divided the numbered pages into
the usual headings found in a
cookbook plus special sections
devoted 20 one-dish meals. meat
substitutes, leftovers, desserts
without sugar, etc.
In the alphabetical index at the
front Of the book / wrote the
headings with their page num-
bers after them and underneath
each heading listed the recipes
by their names as they were
pasted in with page numbers fol-
lowing. There will be some items
like the vegetable loaf you pub
hshed a couple Of weeks ago
which will fit under both left
overs and meat substitutes, etc.
This way IL is simple not only TO
find the recipes you want but to
plan meals.
May / offer one of my own
origination which not only dresses
up a vegetable dinner but sup
plies needed protein as well. It's
really delicious.
2 large baking potatoes
2 tablespoons cottage cheese
(roundedl
a cup milk
Butter, size Of walnut
Salt and pepper 10 taste
teaspoon chopped chives
Bake potatoes until moaly.
Mash pulp well with other in
gradients and refill shell Place
in hot oven for ten 10 fifteen
minutes 70 reheat and brown on
top. The amount Of other in
gradients depends on size Of
potato they should be the con-
sistency Of mashed potatoes when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

s6s EIGHTH AVENUE. NEW YORK CITY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

cloths and countless other linens.
And see the variety Of stitchcry-
every bit simple as can be TO do!
Pattern contains a transfer pat
tern OF 20 motifs ranging from
3lzX12ii to Ia X2% inches: illus
trations of stitches; materials
needed.
PRICE OF EACH PATTERN I &c
lin COins)
Every pattern contains a large,
complete, easily followed sewing
guide. To order these easy-to-
make patterns, write plainly
SIZES. PATTERN NUMBERS,
YOUR NAME, STREET AID
DRESS, CITY and STATE. En-
close Ice lin coins) for each pat
tern and address your envelope To
AMERICAN WEEKLY
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
635 SIXTH AVENUE,
NEW YORK, ~. Y.
Due 10 customs restrictions. Canadian
orders cannot be filled.
Because of the large volume Of
mail at the present time, delivery
of our patterns may take a few
days longer than usual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Mrs. Earl V. Fisher,
Pillager, MINI.

CMrs. Fisher. many thanks FOR you
turtle recipe which several Altman
ackers have recently requested Mar,
Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
ROAST TURTLE

Dear Almanack:
am sending you a recipe that
an Indian taught me how to cook
and ] thought maybe you could
use il in your Almanack as I
have never seen ii in print He
called ii plain roast turtle.
good-sized turtle
Salt and pepper TO taste
a teaspoon celery salt
/ slice onion
l large cup butter
2 tablespoons flour
! cup milk
To prepare turtle. split shell,
skin out all meat and put in
water and remove all Shiny fat,
leave no fat on at all, just the
nice meat. Wash and put in ket-
tie. cover with water. add celery
salt. onion and salt and pepper.
Boil till almost tender, then
drain. Throw broth away, put
meat into a rooster or shallow
pan, put pieces Of butter on top
and roast till nice and tender and
brown from the roast drippings.
After you take up the meat.
make gravy. Mix tablespoons
flour with l cup milk. Add 20
roast dripping. Add water 10
desired thickness, serve with
mashed potatoes. The best time
for turtles is in the Spring and
they taste very good. Also
there are seven different kinds
Of meat in each turtle; there is
fish turtle. chicken, beef, pork,
rabbit and squirrel. Don't ever
stop the Almanack or we women
would all feel lost.
Mrs. Earl V. Fisher,
Pillager. MINI.
Mrs Fisher many thanks for your
turtle recipe. which several Altman
ackers have recently requested Mary
Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

Echoes

DOR all letters printed In this
Il column The American Weekly
will pay 81. A prize winning recipe
IL awarded IS, The same as on the
Almanack page. BE sure 10 write
your name and address plainly.
The shorter the letters the better.
None should be more than roo words.
Address them to The America N
Weekly Housewives Food Aimanack,
y. q. Box 1871. Grand Central Annex,
New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
vital aid in Greater Health p'''e s ''".':.

d.odorizes and FemoV ','.
soulforY -: -, Nv using cIorox re9o u.ioD.
y c1O, o,'I !. efficient yet gentle !o IN Sis
I is S,Is euoity feo'ote c'oros d
ON pure, .ofe, depeHdoDG.Si, .:,o". eorefvIy
for eeon9 Tas,,e of product SO volUo oOs
=. oyo'a Too' heolth. There is only 0''
in n,E p.o'e e1woys order by Oome'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
put back in shell. Serves 2.
Mrs. Paul G. Downey,
Crestwood, ~. Y.
COOKING FOR TWO.

Dear Almanack:
| have been a reader OF the
Almanack for the last five years.
Starting out as a bride I was at
a loss for recipes for two and
coming across the weekly AL
manack was the second-best
thing in my life
Mrs Margaret Frost,
Baldwin. " Y.
lMr. Frost, OF course. being the
II " best. THE EdItor.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

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ond color-fost cottons o"O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
ROmberg Concert PrOUes
Pleasant; Repeated Tonight
BY CHARLES GENTRY

bcrs left quite a hit 10 be desired
but the total effect was success
ful Judging from the amount Of
applause
The program was what is gem
orally termed popular m the ok
treme sense of the word Selec-
tionS ranging from Wagner TO
Romberg and back 10 ROmberg.
\ SMALL ORCHESTRA
While ne employs a small or
chcStra. the use Of microphones
make II sound something like a
philharmonic assembly and the
SoloiStS all achieve Metropolitan
proportions.
The concert open Q q with
Thomas Overtime 10 RAYMOND. D."
followed by Lchar's Gold and Sill
Yer Waltz" and the Artillery
March of the L. S. Field Artillery,
which ought 10 give you a nice
confused idea Of what to expect.
The first half of the program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
ms Green 10 Present
Captured Flag TO Yale

NEW YORK. Sept. % (INS)-
The personal banner of the COM
mandant of MesSina. in Sicily.
which was captured by Michael
Chinigo. ms correspondent, will
be presented TO Yale University
at the Banshees' luncheon today
Chinigo a graduate Of Yale
was the first to enter the fallen
city. Clinton Green, another ms
war reporter and former manager
Of the Detroit bureau, who re-
turned with the trophy. will pre-
sent the banner TO Charles r
Walker, assistant secretary of
Nalp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

WEAVING DETROIT music
lovers back into the concert
groove. Sigmund Romberg the
operetta and musical comedy
composer presented the first of
two concerts here last night ln
Masonic Auditorium with his own
orchestra and assorted SoloiSts.
As he stated IN a short speech
he wanted 90 offer programs which
"A lall orchestra would consider
high brow and a symphony or
cheStra would classify as low
brow %
Well, tho compromise was GER
tainly a pleasing one, and, while
rather lengthy, gave customers a
delightful and melodlc evening.
even the programming was some
what Irregular.
For ms present tour Mr.. Rom
berg has a repcrtory of three pro-
grams. from which he picks and
chooses a variety of selections.
Last night the shuflling of num-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
| OueIIa
Parsons
in Hollywood

-chiUS-thrilis- about a mao
- obi, tries ~ keen a bcauti-
ooN ''' "''' -. ..-.....- a., ,to
fu young SiIl llu1l' s'''a''e :" '.N
Parisian Opera House Inns J.
The plot that TeunlicS susanna
Foster. Claude Rains ana Nelson
Eddy the Phan'oh oi l''e 'iN' a
trio. IN another operallc mystery
on,lS at Universal. There no
,,s-,;..,,Is, ,,,,ster,. about why "U''
i''' - -. -. ,,,,,o t,getber
wants 10 s'' ''''S' '''' 49,
again. Phantom is 'iedni"A Up
and definitely has uut Susanna
Eos,or in the star class.
,s. ..,.5.,,c- Ccor-c
= " 80.
NaGgener mas NuIt >''i''i''''N a.
work on the script, which Is an
Attenuation and r7odorri7ation Of
- $3.50 ola ,,age nlsy.
70" ar, '@,'' a., -,
The Gilman. Ana "'Llt,' ~ 49,
SUSIE VIII oe seen Al 'V0,'' '' ~, .
Ia which she looks 80 io\eIl. oI' :
such an outSPokvn NouiiLs' e, ' l,''.
49, '.'r IN color She said.
Il need everything theN can
give me IN the line OF 'r''h-
rings
INTRIGUING IDEA
Gun
intriguing Is me lusA III W ilu :
VINO helns WIl''e,i loI 'eo'' ~
thur ny AUDREY w IsepuI \ Gnu
Jack kuben. ne SloIy, VIII VIZ,
Sam blScho1 is hdNlhs :, pr pa 81,
mas 10 90 Win me PuDi Ii1l, ~ q
Who's VINO VINO Is CARED a"as.
Ills assistant creamy writes ''e
story OF ms own oIoEi dPlE'
lie marrieS hlinSei 10 me ooSS ;,
daughter aChiGNes idiIle anu al ~
the Things ne mas always WlSn ~,
Tor ..appeh 10 hlfil-ln plIIl' ht-
cause OF 'he shoildSe vi PdlVl
the book Is not recalled ana II IS
thenH up 10 the Pdoiisiief - ii'sihe
me iaKe nlosrapny CONE u , ue,
CEarIes CoouTn Is Wdnteu LOT lllc
puollSher ana 80 Tar INC ulcaIiA!
young man IS YET 10 De CHOSEN
LOAN OUT
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w n N LehoIe AuoSIl illsl
signed WIN oaiIlueI OIo u, y, yh - ,U %
lhey Orol NE SoNeIeu' lilI poS
Hope COMEDY lheIe was a Iot vi
talk ABOUT heI movie PioSpeC,, :.
linen days ana HohllS VEN 10y
and we heard no more ABOUT Nile Nile
Auoert thought sam was say.
ing her Tor MS own MOVIES uut
only TINS week word caf'ie ''idt
Aubert Is al khO. ~,
She old smal part IN Dah,
eerous Journey ana was 50 soou
mat she was gwen one Oh tlle
leads IN international zone WIN
the one ana only George SANDERS
ana virginia Bruce. vi Coui y; sIl,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
COLLECTED AZ RANDOM

George Tobias has eyes only
for Mary Landa. one Of the
Thank Your Lucky Star" cuties
Alexis Smith tainted from heat
prostration and is out OF 'Rhap-
Sody in Blue" for q few days;
Frances Langford VIII introduce
Sonny MillerS now song. silver
Wings in. The Moonlight" lie
wrote There VIII Always Re an
England
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

SAYING "ALOHA" 10 the many
friends they made during their
engagement at the Book Casino
are the talented entertainers in
Ray Kinney's all-Hawaiian revue.
They will bow out Monday night
TO make way for the incoming ice
revue. Fantasy on Ice" which
will open Tuesday night.
Petite Meymo Holt does native
Hawaiian hulas i'm tropical set
ting of swaying palms, colorful
blossoms and a shining. yellow
moon. Coincidence extraordinary,
Lehua Paulson is a mirthful miss
who does a humorous takeoff on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23

Guiding the famous "SiboneyD
and started things going after
which lovely Martha Errolle came
out and stopped the show with her
Interpretation Of several Romberg
favoriteS, supplemented by duets
from such favorites as New
Moon, "Maytime,' etc, with Mr..
Mattson.
Altogether il was a charming
evening on the light musical side
and one which YOU can enjoy
again tonight with a different
program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
ERRoLLE EXCELLENT

Eric MattSon has a fine tenor
voice which he put 10 good use in
the "MAppari' from Martha
and in the currently popular Anzac
tavorite 'Waltzing Mathilda, but
it remained for the second half OF
the concert 10 give the real lift.
Esther Borja. the Cuban singer
took three songs of Lecuona Tin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

When Frank Sinatra went east.
he carried with him a song by
Rose Davies. sister Of Marion
Davies. famous motion picture
star Miss Davies is dedicating
her song, Wherever You Are" 10
American service men all over the
world. She took her composition
10 RKO for Frank 10 hear. and he
At once put il down as a song he
wanted 10 sing. Moreover, he
believes she has a hit tune, and
] believe SO. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
Ray Kinney TO Leave Book

"Hilo Hattie" and keeps you snnil-
ing at her antics in a drunk
routine.
Telling stories with their
graceful hand movements, the
Aloha Maids dance enticingly 10
the music of Ray Kinney's Beach,
combers, a lively crew of native
musicians, who also play for
dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-23
A LINE OR TWO

Rita Hayworth still maintains
her own private apartment. She
nearly had a neighbor the other
day when her ex. Ed Judson. was
looking az apartments and was
shown one next 10 hers p. s. He
didn't take II 49,. Jinx FalkenbuTg
and Katharine Hepburn put on
tennis match for the USO AZ the
Beverly Hills Hotel that was a
honey OF course. those TWO girls
really know now 10 play tennis 49,.
Kelvin Kembel. the young New
Yorker who rented Narson farm.
has Joined The John Carradne
Shakespearean repertoire COM
pany John has nandpicked his
players and after their Pasadena
engagement they 20 on tour.
Saw Mrs. Harry Burns az tho
Hollywood Canteen. Her late hu~-
band was the editor Of Filuograph
and was much loved in Hollywood.
She told me that under her
maiden name Of Dorothy Vernon
she has been playing with Elsa
Manchester az the Turn a b out
Theater.