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Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-15
CaIskip to Lay
Off 1000 Workers

WILMINGTON. Calf, JUL Is
fUF)-Approyimately 1000 workers
will be laid off at California Ship
building Corporation yards within
the next few months, company Of
ficials said today
Changeover of several days Tor
construction of tankers instead of
Liberty. ships resulted in the lay
off. spokesman disclosed.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-15

PVt. Johnnie S. Thanner, son of
Mrs. G. Thanher of the Ell Centro
area, recently was awarded a
sharpshooter citation at Ft Knox
for making one of the highest
scores in his company on the 30
calibre rifle. He Is at the armored
force replacement training center.
Among the graduates al the naval
training station at Tucson, Ari7.,
was Ensign Marlin w. Lovelady,
whose wife is the former Ruth
Thomas of El Centre. Ensign
Lovelady was graduated from the
naval reserve officers indoctrina-
ton school at the close of a two
months course of intensive study
on naval subjects. He was gradu-
ated from the University of South
ern California in 1896.
At the naval training station at
Farragut, Idaho, are three Ell
Centre men who are beginning
their training. They are Robert
Carl Knudsen, son of MI. and Mrs.
A. w. Knudsen; William Edward
Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Henderson; and Ernest William
Stauch, son of MRS. Earl Davis
After finishing this training, they
will be given an opportunity TO
qualify for advanced training.
Gunner Sergeant Victor Armen-
dariz of the army air corps has
been enjoying leave from Pocatello,
Ida, and spending his time with
his mother, Mrs. Guadalupe Ar
mendariz, in Calexjco. He has been
in the air corps for nine months.
Bill Osborne. son of Mr.. and
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-15
BENNY AND ROCHESTER,

Although Jack Benny is not in
the picture, the Benny-Rochester
combination will not be broken in
NC MS Broadway Rhythm
Every time Rochester gets into
trouble in the picture, he goes to
a telephone and calls Benny. It's a
running gag in the film. John
Garfield is glorying in the descrip-
ton Cary Grant gives him in their
new picture, Destination Tokyo"
Hes wolf" says Cary, "A wolf
in a body of man entirely sur
rounded by women" William
Powell, Junior, just turned 18, is
now taller than pappy. He's about
to join the Marines after COM
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-15
Meet Shortage Due to Be
Relieved VIA Announces

WASHINGTON, July 15.-tUP)-
The meat shortage soon may be re-
lieved by a sharp upturn in live
stock marketing, War Food Admin
istratian Officials said today.
They based the prediction on the
acute shortage of corn and other
grains or The market, dry South
western ranges that may force
early shipment of cattle from that
area, and the abnormally large
number of hogs and cattle on
farms.
So strong is the conviction of
some officials that a rush of live
stock to markets will develop with
in a few weeks that they are again
studying allotment plans to pre-
vent a swamping of slaughter fac
ilities.
ISSUE PERMITS
The plan, under which market
ing permits would be issued TO live
stock producers to prevent a market
glut, were developed last winter by
secretary Of agriculture Claude r.
Wickard TO handle the record mum
bers of hogs and cattle expected TO
reach markets last spring.
Food officials emphasized that a
more severe meat shortage than at
present may follow largescale mar
ketingS that would reduce livestock
numbers on farms. Storage fac
ilities are insufficient to hold large
quantities OF meat.
The weather bureau said that
while livestock generally continle
in good condition there is develop
ing a rather widespread need for
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-15

Mrs. Hugh 7. Osborne, was ex-
pecled TO arrive in Ell Centre Sat
urday for a visit with his family
and friends He is in the navy and
has finished a radio training course
at The University of Houston and
has been transferred to Treasure
Island, Calf He is taking a full
radio course with emphasis being
placed on the construction of radio
equipment. He expected to spend
the weekend at home.
Captain Chan Livingston, who
was home on furlough from the
east, was ordered to report back to
camp in South Carolina late last
week
Cne of the best surprises Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Mitchell of Heber
have enjoyed in long time vas
Tie surprise visit OF tneir son,
Cpl Harry Mitchell, who has been
in the army in South America for
more than a year. He arrived July
3 and expected to remain for 20
days.
Now taking his basic training at
the army air field at Enid, Okla, is
Willard E. Layman, "a, son of
Dallis L. Layman, of the Ell Centro
area. He received primary training
at Arledge Field near Stamford,
Texas. Prior to enlistment, Lay
man was q construction machinery
operate.
SGT. Robert T.. Parsons. former
Ell Centran, now is stationed at
Fort Ord, Calf He is a member
of the United States ski troops and
has been taking amphibian train
inc. He is in the hospital pending
an operation or his leg. His wife,
the former Mary Louise Brackney
of Westmorland, is living in San
Francisco.
When you see Tom Slovak next
time address him as Sgt. Slovak.
He still is stationed at FIT. Knox,
Ky, and is connected with the arm
ored force of the army. His parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Slovak of Ell
Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-15

Bill Osborne, son of Mr. and
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-15
Deserter Suspects
Arrested i'm &c

Suspected of deserting from The
amy, Pvts. Eugene Moniz, 20. and
G Smith, 80, were arrested in FL
Centro on Main street between
Fourth and Fifth streets Tuesday
night and taken to the county Jail
to await instructions from the
ARM authorities.
The soldiers said they missed
their train when their outfit was
transferred from Kerns, Utah, and
were trying to get to their new
camp.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-15

plan calls for an increase in the
corn ceiling from The present $107
a bushel Chicago basis, to about
$120 a buShel. 1t also includes hog
and cattle marketing differentials
in prices to make it less profitable
for growers TO feed TO heavy
weights.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-15

Film fans have paid many
compliment to a celluloid faVorite
but nothing compares to the poig-
nant story of 22-year-old Pilot Oh
ficer Jerry Kelly of the Raj. Be
fore he was killed in action re-
Gently, Kelly listed Judy Garland,
a girl he had seen only on the
screen, as next of kim Judy re-
ceived the news in letter from a
friend of Kelly's, who felt it my
duty to perform this small task
The friend wrote the star: Jerry
was one of your most ardent fans.
He never had very much happl-
ness in his life. His mother died
when he was very young. HIS
father enlisted in the RAF as an
aircraft gunner two years ago and
was killed in action last year. The
little happiness Jerry did have
came when he saw your pictures.
He idolized you After his fathers
death, he listed you as next Oh
kin"
The celluloid ban on zoot suits
probably will be lifted for RkO's
Are These Our Children The
zoot suit problem, and a suggestea
cure will DC featured IL he pic
tire The favorite song o.
Uncle Sans armed forces IN
Tunisia. "Gertie From Blzerte'
will reach the screen in "Rarem
Scarem." Bud Abbott ana Lou
Costello will Warble censored
verses The crooner craze re-
viyed by singer Frank Slnatra VIII
be burlesqued on Broadway TINS
fall in new musical, Time to
Swoon.' ;.
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Personals

MADAME DELLA Spiritual psychic,
noted reader. tGrand Rlver,J Appoint
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MADAME MORNING STAR Famous
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No problem too difficult. Appointment only
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COIORED palmlstry advisor one who
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

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ers 5435 fireman. Tyler 5-t5Uh.
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Laundries

i-42 PIECES flat or p pounds 81 a..
ten shirts finished 81 so: a pounds
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CURTAINS beautifully lsundered tinted
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Bonded Cleaners University $500
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Miscellaneous for Sale

ADVERTISED BRANDS Of corselettes.
strides and brassieTes N original boxes,
sacrifice 70 retailers Townsend S-t33t.
AIR COMPRESSOR; Porto Power electric
sander, lots OF other equipment. Dodge
Dealer. 5000 West DAWSON
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S. S. NORMANDIE
Stoues and Heaters

BEAUTIFUL TappAn de luxs range. $40. so.
Crate new. Absolutely perfect Crystal
Furniture. 3125 Gratiot.
BUY NoW-Florencs electric range: full
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Stores. 4O35 Fenkell.
Saturday or sunday. l27 Woodland
GAS RANGEs-Crated, marred all makes
bargain. Superior, 1929 Grand River.
GAS STOVES, 3-BURNER, SIS UP
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SELLING OUT
100 new and used ranges. gas and electric:
many bargains 10 choose from: terms.
Universal. 1880 Gratiot. near six Mile.
OPEN Ewes. TO 10 p. NJ, SUN. TO S
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Patents, Patent Attorneys

INVENTIONS wanted for after war manu-
facture We develop. protect. CONNER
cialize HANDIKiT. Fify-eight ives t
Adams Avenue.
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Wearing Apparel

BLACK CHESTERFIELD size ~ SIS
! red evening dress and wrap, tweed coat
size II: boys suit. size 70 1880 Ohio.
University 3-2347.
MEMS new shoes buy- now nationally
advertised. xi3 80 values S5.g5 x7Bs.
others. 50 g5 so. all sizes Open TO
Sundays 9. 1919 Vermont. south Cd River
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II RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Mrs Edwards. 1870 Fort. Lincoln Park.
Special soc. tHours 1913 daily. Sunday
Atlantic 1908
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A RENOWNED READER-Minnle Novels.
Daily by Appointment only. Temple
1882
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Personals

A CERTIFIED READER-Your problems
solved. DAILY sundays Florence La
Valley. 42O5 Larchmont Tyler 1881.
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A GIFTED reader ana advisor. Mrs.
German, on all anaits OF life. DAILY
Sundays, lO-9.l i3349 Michigan. ope block
from Schaefer. upStairs. Oregon 1878
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ALL SONGS arranged Printed copyrights.
Voice Culture Cadillac 543s. Tyler
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ADVISOR and Psychic Healer. Henry
Choiniere s670 Epworth Tyler 4-23l9.
Appointments.
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ADVISER on all affairs OF life Mrs
Taylor Special readings. soc Daily
Sundays 1913. 4iSO West Jefferson
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For Sale or Exchange

WILL TRADE Gay recordlo for one with
radio, also will BUY accordion with one
SHIFT Write Box A-i4s Detroit Times
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ANNA soNGsTER Spiritual clairvoyant
Reader daily appointments S7il Mack.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

Jayne Garvin guild will meet
with Mrs. J. Lester Sharp, 3119
No. 30th St, for a 1890 luncheon.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs.
Edgar Scofield and Mrs. John
Condor.
Robert Reynolds guild will hold
its meeting in the home of Mrs.
]. H. Hendry, 202 Ea. 2sth st.
Luncheon will be served at l
o'clock, with Mrs. Willard Young
and Mrs. c. J. Friars assisting the
hostess. Sewing for the Red Cross
is included on the afternoons
schedule.
Tawasi guild will meet in the
home OF Mrs. w. II. Van Horn,
2117 No. Junett st, for a noon
luncheon. A book review by Mrs.
Carl Hallen will be a part of the
program for the day.
Guild Number 10 will have a
no-host luncheon at 1890 at the
University-Union club on Tuesday.
Ellen Satterlee guild will meet
Wednesday for a 1890 luncheon
in the home of Mrs. Leon s.
Myers, III No. Tacoma ave.
Alice Franklin guild will not
meet this month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Massed Choirs
To Sing Sunday

A Gospel Song Festival featur-
ing massed choirs under the direc-
ton of Arthur Mckee. nationally
known song leader. will be pre-
scented Sunday evening at the First
Baptist church, So. 9th and Mar
ket ST. Peter MacFarlane, rescue
mission executive from st. Paul,
MINI, will deliver the message.
The program is scheduled for
7:30 p. m.
Approximately 500 singers will
take part in the choir. They have
been invited from churches with
no evening service. Many sang
under Mr.. McKees direction when
he last appeared in Tacoma, Is
years ago.
Sponsored by the Tacoma Rescue
Mission, Sunday evenings program
concludes a week-long series of
gospel services in different Taco
ma churches. The Rev. c. M.
Shaughnessy is superintendent of
the local rescue mission.
On Friday, representatives of
the Northwest District, Interna-
tional Union of Rescue Missions,
met in annual conference at the
Mission chapel, 1912 Pacific ave.
Delegates were present from Port
land, Aberdeen. Vancouver, B. c.,
Yakima, Seattle and. Tacoma. They
were guests of honor at banquet
at Calvary Baptist church just
preceding the evening service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Midland W.C.T.U.
Plans Institute

Mrs. Ella Burleson will call 10
order the first session of the Mid
land w c. T. U. institute at 1918
Tuesday morning in the Com
munity Home chuBch at Midland.
Robert Millyon, Boy Scout leader,
will lead in the flag salute, after
which NJ. c. Dillon. will take
charge Of the devotionals.
Mrs. Luella Engler and Mrs.
r. Steele will present a group Of
musical numbers, followed by
messages from T. B. Barton, S.
T. I. director, and Mrs. Anna
Mcintyre, flower mission director.
After the noontide prayer,
luncheon will be served by the
women's circle and W. c. T. u.
women, followed by several favor
tie choruses sung by the girls
elee club Of Midland Junior high
school.
The Rev. F. Myers VIII lead
afternoon devotionals. after which
Mrs Rose Hsmer. Mrs. MARY
Warren, Mrs. 3. L Yount and
Mrs. Selma Lindseth. county direc-
tors. will report.
Mrs. Luells Engler. sta te
.vsngelistic director viii give an
address. following music By Mrs
Ruth Moberg. Later. Mrs. Floy
Barwick. county president. VIII
speak about the White Shield
home and other branches Of the
W. c. T. U. work. The white nd
bon will be tied on all children
whose parents desire it
Ladies Auxiliary. Messiah In
theran Church, viii meet for
1890 luncheon Tuesday IN the
home Of Mrs. N. Andreason. lz4o
60 state st Mrs. Charles Engeil
vii preside al the business session
which will be followed By . snort
program.
Edward B. Rhodes auxiliary has
postponed the April 5th meeting
until April 18TH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Bride Feted
On Visit
Josephine Kuhsrsh weds
Sgt. Hogan in Detroit

Much feted before leaving
TO join her husband at Camp
Mccain. Miss. was Mrs. Raw
mond E. Hogan. the former
Miss Josephine Helen Kuhar-
ski. Daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Kuharski.
and niece of Walter Nedz-
week., she was married to
Staff Sgt. Hogan. son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hogan. of De.
troit. Mich. on Jan. Q. in ST.
Rita's church. Detroit.
After their honeymoon. the
bride returned to Tacoma for
a few weeks before joining
her husband to make their
first home in Mississippi.
For her wedding the bride wore
blue suit with matching hat and
a corsage of gardenias. She was
attended by Miss Florence Hogan.
sister of the groom. who wore
brown, with a corsage of gar
denias and Talisman roses.
Leon Anderson was best man
for his brother-in-law. A reeep-
ton in the home of the groom's
parents followed the ceremony.
Among the parties arranged in
honor of Mrs. Hogan while she
was in Tacoma was a reception in
Holy Cross parish hall for about
one hundred guests given by Mr..
Nedzwecki. A buffet supper was
served. with Mrs. James Milloy
and Mrs. William Sanner serving.
Miss Elizabeth Bonomo cut the
brides cake. which was surround
cd by a wreath of pink sweetpeas.
Miss Nora Gallagher was in charge
OF the guest book.
Another affair was farewell
dinner party and shower arranged
by Miss Bonomo on March nth.
Green carnations, daffodils and
green candles decorated the Tos-
cano cafe. where dinner was
served.
Guests were Mrs. William kela
ley, Mrs. William Manner, Mrs.
Matt Msnley. and the Misses Mary
Scornaienchi. Dorothy Dougherty,
Sally Gallagher, Nora Gallagher,
Naomi Lu Eaton. Helen Vernakes,
Mary Ann Schmidt, Ruth Schuur
and Lila Tower.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

Victory Rally
SET for Sunday
Outstanding Music
Show at Annoy

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snarxn IN - fnsIe~<d - -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Vows Said
In March
Dorothy Dinehsri Nov
Mrs. BerneIl Van Orden

Tulips. daffodils and other
spring flowers formed the set
ting for the wedding Of Miss
Dorothy June Dinehart,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
". Dinehart. 10 Bernell NJ.
Van 0rden. son Of Capt. and
Mrs. NJ. W. Van orden. The
Rev. h. c. Gallagher read the
vows AT $50 on the evening
Of March II in the presence
Of half a hundred guests.
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride wore q gown ef white
faille. with a fun length veil edged
In lace. She earned an orchid On
q white Bible. Miss Pearl Dine
hart was maid Of honor for her
sister. She as gowned In blue.
and carried tulips and carnations
Bridesmaids were Miss Hazel
kornegay. cousin Of the bride.
gowned in blue. and Miss Bernice
Bernhartsen. gowned in peach.
Both carried tulips Miss Jose
phine Dinehart. sister Of the bride.
and Miss Dorothy Cieary. cousin.
lighted the candles before the ex-
change of vows. Both wore pink
gowns. with corsages OF earna-
tons.
n. V. Lewis acted as best man.
and ushers were Gordon Larson
and Robert Wilcher.
Both Mrs. Dinehart and Mrs
Van orden wore dark gowns with
eorsages 81 gardenias and rose
buds. They received guests In the
Odd Fellows hall at Fern Hill fol-
lowing the ceremony. Mrs. Robert
Lund poured. and Mrs. John Bern
harrison cut the cake. Mrs Ken
Meth Bliss was In charge of the
guest book.
For going away the bride wore
a navy blue suit with matching
accessories. She Is q graduate Of
Lincoln high school. and Is making
her home with her parents for the
present. as her husband In now
serving with the marines, stationed
at San Diego. Calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

Members Of the board Of man
ayers are Mrs. Charles u. Hunter.
IT,. thrift shop chairman. Mrs..
John c. Taylor and Mrs. Jay y.
Graves. placement eo-ebairmsn.
Mrs. Cershom Rowland. education
chairman. Mrs. George Williams.
Jr.. magazine chairman. Mrs.
Julius Ramstedt. publicity chair
man.
Mrs. Warren p Tomlinnon. head
Of the decent seryics 81 the Ia
coma Art association, win be the
speaker of the day she viii tell
about the current art exhibit in
the college galleries. which In
eIudes the works Of Oregon artists.
and some fine pieces AZ sculpture
IN addition 10 the WORK Of Mas
Strong Outstanding IN the scuip-
ture group "a a piece called ''fne
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Unusual Nomesokes
Are OF Fl. Lewis

PORT LEWIS ~ Almost every
day you can hear He'll Cosrings~
being shouted at . certain Fort
lewis company.
But there's no need for alarm.
It's only mail call And Sat. Les
Ter 4. Hell and Pvt Robert L.
coering are the lucky recipients
Of more mall from home.
AL Of which brings 70 mind q
change IN the war department
ruling on overseas mail. Pack
ages n0N may b. sent 10 soldiers
overseas without a written reques-
from the soldier, provided the
package weighs no more than
eight ounces