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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Help Kidneys Remove Acids

Nature provides The Kidneys 70 clean and
purify your blood and to remove excess Acids.
The Kidneys contain about nine million tiny
tubes or filters through which the heart
pumps blood about 200 times an hour, night
and day, so it's easy to see that they may
get tired and slow down when overloaded.
Sixteen years ago q practicing phYsi-
avsO,Rls - *. ,,,,h5s- - $500, - .te.-.-
making u easy and inexpensive 20 help thou
sands suffering from non-organic and nom
systemic Kidney and Bladder troubles In
these three simple ways ]. Help the Kidneys
remove excess acids which may become pol
sonlng and irritating. 2. To palliate burning
and smarting OF the urinary passages, and
bladder Irritation. ? Help the Kidneys flush
out wastes which may become poisonous n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
NAMES ARE DIFFERENT

The names on the ration books
did not correspond with any Of
those which she gave 10 the six
children.
Neighbors pictured Mrs. Lees
as a woman Of whom youngsters
stood in terror and her house as
a place TO which children we're
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
ADVERTISEMENT
Wanted! Men an d
Women Who Are
Hard Of Hearing

: To make This simple. no risk hearing
ter n YOU are temporarily deAfened
bothsrsd by ringing burning head noises
due 10 hardened or Goa gulAted WAX feeru
mem iry the Ourins Home Method test
) that - many say hAs enabled them TO near
well again You must hear better after
making this sample tsSt or you Es, your
money hack 81 once. AK shout Ourlne
Ear Drops today ~ Cunhngham'G, KIN
sels and drug stores sveryWhJe
Ar,vEpTTEFMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Two OF THE THREE WOMEN HELD IN BABY CASE

Mrs. Ella Miller, 25 of $50 Algonquin,
left, and Mrs. LeOna Lees, AZ, of 1914
Helen, two OF the three women held by
police for questioning in the battling baby
case, when six small children were found
at the Helen address suffering, police said,
from malnutritiOn.
O,h.y Piefu,ss Pare Times Phot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Kidneys May Need Help
10 Clean Out Excess Acids

II you're feeling out o'sortS, Oct Up Nights
or Euner from Burning Passages. Baekache,
Swollen Ankles. Nervousness, Rheuma attic
Pains. Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes and feel
WORKOUT the cause may be non-organio and
non-syStemic Kidney and Bladder troubles,
Worry. Colds. working too hard. or over
eating or drinking may create an excess OF
Acids and overload your Kidneys so that
they need help 10 fiuSh out poisonous wastes
hat might otherwise undermIne your health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

sFrsnklin's DUZ everything. Frank
Sins DUZ give you the warmest,
Sco1est. smartest Fur Coat in town
sfor. only $500. Franklin's DUZ
Sgive you up to $500 in trade for
syodr old outmoded Fur Coat.
sFrenklin's DUZ accept as little as
$500 deposit TO reserve your Fur
sCont. Franklin's DUZ give you the
scbsice of the easy friendly credit
.terhs that suit you best. Frank.
sllnAs DUZ give you low competitive
scakh prices on easy budget terms.
.Franklins DUZ give you up TO 80
swseks TO pay. Yes. Franklin's DUZ
sthfbgs your way. See the large
sglnious. sparkling selection OF
glamorous, long-wearing Fur Coats
priced. as low as $500. For a
limited time, a smart new hat or
shoes. value $500, will be included
sKREE with your Fur Coat. This
Ter only At FRANKLIN'S DE
PERTINENT STORE. 3l6 Michigan
sAn. shop any evening till 300.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

ApvERTlsEMENr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
ANOTHER STORY TOLD

Another woman whose house
overlooks the backyard of The
Lees place told Of seeing the chill
dren penned within an enclosure
there.
Sometimes she left them
shut inside the fence until late
at night. although the weather
was chilly and they wore little
clothing" she related
my husband once saw her
throwing crackers To the chill
dren from her back porch. The
tots scrambled after the crack
erS like little animals"
Mrs. Ruth Dennis. wife Of q
swing shift factory worker. who
lives IN one Of the two apartments
into which Mrs Lees divided the
second floor Of her house about a
year ago. said that the children
often went unattended for hours
at time
I'VE pay Sl2 week rent and
I did not feel obligated 10 care
for the children. although !
sometimes attended them she
said. 1T was my impression that
Mrs. Lees punished them by
making them stand In dark
corners. often heard them
crying"
Mrs. Lees bought the house a
year ago. Her contract called for
payments Of $50 a month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Cuuronteed Triul Offer

allowed TO accumulate, thus aiding nature
in stimulating an increase Of energy. which
may easily make you feel years Younger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Special Notices
IN Menoriun1

IN Memorium
IN LOVING memory 81 James Graham. Who
IA ssed away one year ago today, May
You are not forgotten. James dear,
Nor ever shall YOU he
A. long az hfe and memory lasts;
7 will remember thee.
His loving wife Rebecca
IL LOVING mtmory Of James Graham
who passed away one year ago. May ?.
Years roll on.
But memory lasts.
Your friends Robert and Agnes MitcheU
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Death Notices 4
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Funeral Directors 4
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House Tfailsrs u
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In Msmoriam 4
Income Bungalows Tor Sale i3
Income Bungalows tor Sale
East Of Woodward IS
Lard Contracts Il
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Lost and Pound
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Mae end Fsrnslr Help Wanted a
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Personals .
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Radios ard Suppbss %
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Resl Estate Wanted %
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Seryisst ior Es,hsnFs
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Dfati) Hotires

BIACkRt RN May S-WUllam A. axe
90. Of 46l5 Audubon, beloved husband
81 MARY, services At the Ferheyden Funeral
Home $4,000 Mack AZ outer Drive, Mon
day AZ Burial Blackstone. Mass Mem
ber ~ Palestine Lodge No. 357 r. 4
DNSARL-May Is le43, John ST beloved
husband Of Emeha, loving father Of
Theresa Malewsky OF Buffalo y. y WIN
ter John e. Bernard. Frank Robert and
lphonse DySzfg dear brother OF karo!
and Joseph bysaTz OF Colorado. Funeral
from residehcs il2t CupperL TUESDAY.
80 a m St Francis Church a.
MARTINEAU Henedine. May. :, 1913. be
loved wife OF The late Peter dear
mother of MRS. Alice Fix Mrs Emeulla
Duny. Mrs. Leroy Formal Mfs' CNfil
collins. Mrs. Walter FormaI and Joseph
Martineau and the late Mrs Arthur Glib
bins Also survived by p grandchildren
ana IS great grAndchildren. tnnera! from
a.r .ata res4dapeAHiSiAp Mendoza MandaN
a. 80 St Frances De Sales Church Al =.
lutorncu' Holy Cross Cemetery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Lost and Found

DIAMOND brooches diamond andaemerald
ring and diamond bar pin LOST from
east side apartment February. 1898 Ldhefal
reward can Miss thurman Randolph 100
LIVERSPOTTED pointer. male, license
6Tu2t reward Harold Lawson 55sa
SeeuaIIt TYLER T-Ssig
lost I.adv's white gold wrist watch,
downtown Friday Reward. TW. l403o
LOST pomeranian male. red ANDY "
Canfield-s Antoine Mack vicinity. Re
ward Temple l-O2sa
LOST Red rug. sxIO, May Let. en- route
from Harper TO outer Drye-Nan Dyke
q Mile. Reward. OllNe 4lSs.
LOST yellow gold wedding ring center
diamonds reward. Vermont BOWL.
LOST-Kodsk tnlms used; vicinity David
Whitney BldE. reward. Lincoln 2-oos4.
VITAL defense materials lost from truck
M alley rear e73 East Vernon. MAY
reward FOR return. Crowley, Cadillac sI1A.
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
City Officials to
Participate Here
In Filipino Drive

Mayor R. w. Hatton and other
prominent El Centrans will partici-
pate in a Filipino war bond rally
to be held Saturday at the head
quarters Of the Imperial Valley Fill
pino Commmitr. 472 Broadway il
was announced Thursday.
Supervising the bond-selling move
ment will he Rufino Gu1man chair
man of the organization bond COM
mittCC for FL Centre.
The rally will start in Fl Centre
at 4:30 pm. and continue until $50
O'Clock Saturday night
County war bond officials said
Thursday :hat sales were holding up
exceptionally well throughout the
valley and indications were that
Imperial county would reach it's
April quota of Sl.297,40O. which in
ciudes the sale of all types Of bonds
and stamps.
Kellog Van Wrinkle. supervisor of
the payroll deduction program for
southern California. arrived in El
Centre Thursday and will spend
several days here promoting bond
sales through the pa"roll deduction
method
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
NEAR RAILROAD

One column of Lieut. Gen. K A
". Anderson'5 First army was plug
glng nOrthea5tward from Mediez-
El-Bab along the highroad to Tunis
and another was pressing along the
railroad from Beia toward Mateur,
10 miles south of Bizerte.
Gen. Sir Bernard l.. Nontgomerys
Eighth army was moving up and
5crloyiug before the hills athws Il
the southern approaches TO Tuuis
where Marshal Erwin Rommel had
dug in after = headlong retreat up
the east coast
The AYi5 line va anchored OF
the coast in the area of Enfldaville
some % mic 5outb of Tuuis. An
AfrIcan dispatch said Montgomery
had raced through SouSse in hope
Of breaking through the mountain
fringe before ROrnmel could snatch
a ioothold in it. but he apparently
lost the gamble.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Contractors Face
Government Suit

ABILENE, Tex, April Is CUPD-
Five men went to trial in federal
court today in the first of three
government actions Stemming from
construction of Avenger Field,
Sueetwater, Tex, and the Wright
Glider school at LameSa, Tex.
The schools we're built under
fixed-fee, Cost-pluS contracts.
Defendants facing Judge T.
Whitfield Davidson today were Joe
p. Prosser and Charles A. Prince Of
SWeetWater, general contractors on
the field; Victor j. Nelson, sub
contractor, and Robert Young and
Edwin r. Nelson, al Of Los Angeles.
TodaYs action alleged they made
false claims 10 the amount of ST.
900 on the defense plant corpora
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Ickes Hires Three
laps For Farm

Continued from Page l.
skill should bo utilized at this time
because we need competent farm
help badly"
The seven evaCueeS are the first
to be parOled from a relocation
camp for farm work in the east
since the outbreak of war. However.
man. others have been working for
months on farms in the midwest
and southwest.
Ickes would not disclose how
much he will pay the farm workers,
but it was reported that Rice will
pay his new hands $50 per month
plus room and board. The seven
comprise three couples and fourth
male.
War relocation authorities said
Ickes' employment of the JaEanese
Americans was in line with The
governments program of finding
work for the evacuees. About no.
600 are still confined to 10 reloca
tion CenterS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Rambling Reporter

Continued from Page II
said. 1T was all right for him 10
advertise himself at one drill but
he ought to give the other council
men a chance. They ought to wake
up to tho opportunities. I'll pay
for their cards Just to set the best
CT Herb"
About 500 chickens were killed
in the bombing" Of ono area.
What did you do with the
chickens?" the block warden was
asked.
We'll" the warden draWlcd.
there's a meat shortage so I gave
them away. | knew what to do
with the hyStcrical men and women
in my block"
Someone asked Mrs. Pat Patton
IL hide ono of the "sahotcurS" sup
posed to be plotting to blow mp the
city water plant. She hid the
"sahoteur" so we'll that the state
Guard couldn't find him until Pat
ton doubleCrosSed her and tipped
the guardSmen off
THE next time | hidC one of
those men I'm not going to tell
Pat" she said. Men can't keep
secrets"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Grove Owner Gets
Prison Sentence

BOSTON. April l5.-UPp-B Bar
nett WclanskY, owner of the Cocoa
nut Grove night club, was sen
fenced To = TO Is years in state
prison today Tor manSlaughtcr in
connection with tho fire at his club
last November % which cost 49l
lives.
- 1osepn Hurley imposed tho
prison sentence on each of ~
counts. but ordered that they all
nc served concurrently-thc first
day in solitary confinement and
thC rest at hard labor. The pos
SiblC maximum sentence would
have been 20 years in prison.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
CONNOYS BROUGHT

Additional contc1a StlN were
coming IN 10 The Japanese bases
in the island are. the spokesman
said. and they we're keeping care
fully beyond range OF Allied bomb
ers. But he pointed out that Truk.
chief Japanese Pacific naval base.
1850 miles north of Allied-held
Buna, was on,y three days sailing
from New Guinea.
These concentrations. nc said.
were in addition 10 the enemy air
fleet and 100000 ground troops
gathered within the Pacific area.
Macarthur warned Yesterday that
Japan controls the Western Pacific
sea lanes aud that Allied air pow
CT was its only defense hope.
MacArthur'S communiquc said 50
planes of 4 force of between 10 and
100 were shot out of action in a
raid on Milne Bay, on New Guinea
eastern tip yesterday. But ALL
thOritativC sources said the los
planes brought down or crippled
by air defenders IN three major
raids recently hardly dCutcd ia
pans real faCIfic air strength.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
CI0 Wants Repeal
OF knti-c.rina Law

SAN FRANCISCO, April Is
rUPl-Thc California CIO council
today notified Madame Chang Kei-
shek it will support pending con-
lross'9nal legislation to repeal the
Chinese exclusion laws.
In a statement of policy, the
council declared it urged frcer i'm
migration laws for the Chinese be-
cause present regulations are an
injustice to Nine. Chiang'S people
and arc being used as anti-Ameri-
can propaganda by the japanese.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Restaurants Must
File Menu Copies

Owners Of eating houses in Fl
Centre have until May TO file with
their rauCn beard copies of men
us they used during the week OF
April 4-l0, il was announced Thurs
day. by Mrs. Mabel Langmack
trade relations officer of the San
Diego OPA office
The move IS preparatory TO the
establishment of ceiling prices on
restaurant meals. Mrs.. Iangmack
said
She explained that owners of
eating houses must sign each menu
submitted to the board.
Inc rule applies to all types of
eating concerns, including hotel
dining-rooms, cafes and soda foun-
tains and drivc-in stands serving
meals.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
GETS APPOINTMENT

LOS ANGELES. April Is. CUP)--
Lloyd K. Fisher, senior economist
i'm the regional war labor board
wage Stabilization division, assumed
duties today as acting director of
the division following his appoint
mcnt yesterday. He succeeds Dr..
Clark Kerr.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Hastily Made Dixie
Wiihstands Flood
OF Missouri r.

HAMBURG. Ia. April Is. ,UP)
A mile-lonC dixie several feet
high. hastily built by soldiers, high
school boys and girls and bearded
conscientious objectors, WithStocd
today a Missouri river flood that
threatened the homes of 500 resi-
dents
Unless there are totally uneX-
Gc.ted developments, we have il
hcsea Lieut. Col. {. Z. Stahl, an
am tGsiue2r from Omaha, said
aaee he river lad feaained sta
tl1..sY tol several hou's tins morn
ng
DESTROYS DEFENSE
In It rush downstream from
Omaha. trc river had swept away
al Of the outer defenses Of the
town along the main channel seven
miles away when Stahl and Lieut..
Col. o. G. HoaSS, district engineer
from Omaha. arrived with trucks
and bulldoseTS and a determination
% save the town.
They built q mile Ions dixie. Scv-
eral feet hieh, in "a hours. Trucks
umhled thYough the streets with
clav To fill hal; 4 million burlap
bags. BulldozerS piled up huge bank
Of dirt against the flood School
girls gicg Cd and held the bags While
their class mates filled them.
The battle went on all night as
the workers Stroye g1mly to pre-
vent a break.
The town slept after anxiety had
apparently given way 10 exhaustion.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
NNST FACE TRIAL

Henry Romero was ordered 10
trial IN superior court ON charge
OF buGlA"i2in" The Fred Suon gro
ccy store in Brawlcy Of claaHcr
= hutChcrl,nifc. $40. two gagoinc
iailon book. and somc Mexican
coins Qu7n said Romeo had been
worrying for INN Tor two week be
lor thc burglary of his store. judge
Il B Griffin set The bal! at 5000.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
SENT TO ROOSEVELT

Cories Of tho resolution have been
sent to Nr. Roosevelt, Secretary of
State Cordcll Hull and to Director
Elmo. Davis OF the Office of War
Information.
Tho food cor ference will convene
Ma Is within TIC spacious grounds
Of the Homestead, a famous resort
hotel which has been taken over by
tic state department for the occa-
SION. Delegates will live there. News
men and women will be barred from
the hotel and from the grounds eX-
cept during the formal opening and
cloSinC sessions. Then there will be
speeches general and non-contro-
verSial in nature which may or may
not reveal all that the conference
sought to achieve and methods by
which achievement was undertaken.
The point is made here and in
editorial comment around the coun-
Try that this IS postwar food con-
ference and ,Aat secret discussion
scarcely can be defended on grounds
of military security. 1t further is
suggested that barring news men
and women from this conference
would offer precedent for further
departure from customary practice
in such negotiations so that there
might be a whole series of secret
United Nations huddles to work out
postwar problems. eliminating III
a peace conference which also might
be undertaken at some remote place
from which reporters would be bar
red
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
RRlWLEN MAN
l. GlLIEGHn

! ank NJ Courts, sometimes
known as Norman Courier Thurs.
d3v was charged with keeping his
Uitc. virginia, IN a house of pres
utUion in Brawloy They have an
l8.month-old baby who was in the
house with its parents. He will APP
roar in RraWley aity court for pre-
rnliuary hearing at 10 am. Satur-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
IItENSE ISSUED

County Clerk ". j. McClclland
Ncduosd day issued a marriage Ii
censc to Fred L. Aspcy 43, with the
reclamation bureau at Bard. and
Katherine Hughes, %, Bard house
vito
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Continued from Page II

ilOntlnuc0 rom Page II
pretty Well in combat operations.
MacArthW'S spokesman said that
the Japanese had 250,000 tons of
shipping at Rabaul
The statement emphasized fears
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
CAN'T RENT CAR
II OWN ONI.

los ANGEL F3S. April Is. CUpD-
Only persons who do not have pri-
Yatc cars available for use will be
allowed to rcnt machines, the Of
flee of police administration an
nOuncCd in a new order today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Hunters Vie to Hunt Cal Antelope

SACRAMENTO. April Is. (UP)-
Applications arc pilmG up Ior the
second annual antelope lottery to
decide who will be the 600 lucky
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Newsmen Protest
Barrinu OF Press
I from Page II

lCOntinued from Page i
know the decisions made through
prompt on-the-ground reporting by
their traditionally free press
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Scanning Y.
News Horizon
To MiET

- INTRO 'adec No. 3G4, +. and
\ . viii &C '=ss degree at the
mc"!Ug NondaN night, 9:20 O'clock
At the Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
M'Arthur Warns
OF jap Strength

of Allied leaders in tho Southwest
Pacific that the scattered Allied
New Guinea outpostS defended by
MacArthuT's airmen faced the I'M
minent danger CT a direct enemy
assault.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
KEEP UP OFFENSIVE

The northwest African air force
I kept up its weeks-long offensive
against the TlniSian bridgehead
and its feeder lines and bases to
the north, concentrating on Axis
air fields in Tunisia and Sardinia.
The Allied bombers ran a gaunt-
let of strong fighter opposition over
the air fields, but knocked out 10
planes without a single loss in that
phase of the battle III other opera =.
tions two AXIS planes were shot
down and the overall Allied losses
totaled eight
The British First army hacked
deeper into the northern Axis flank
west of TuniS and Bizerte, captur"
ing more than 200 prisoners to
boost the total number falling into
Allied hands in the last week above
10000.