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Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
Recre alton Dance
Series Planned

AS part of the Wilson Parent
Teacher association recreation pro-
gram, series of four dances for
eighthgrade students will be fea-
tured this spring, Mrs M. M Dir
ney, recreation chairman, n =
nounced this week
First dance is set for February
26, and will take place i'll the Hard
ing sc DOL Kindergarten room
since the hioh school gymnasium
has been reserved that evening by
the Army for a basketball game.
Games will be provided for those
who do not care to dance, the first
grade room across the hall being
used for these activities.
AS there are four eighth grades,
each grade will have an opportu-
nifty to act as host group for the
evening, and the room mothers of
children in that grade will serve as
noSteSSeS.
The other parties are set for
March 26, April 80, and the last for
the commencement evening, June 4.
For the February part, the 8-lA
room will he nCo,s, Miss Eva Will
sons room. with MIS- Jack Barker
and Mrs. w. L. Baxter, room moth
er hoSteSseS; on March 20, the 8-2A
room, Miss Jane BaXter's room. will
be hosts with Mrs r. Hall and Mrs.
N. F. Greer, hoSteGseS; on April 30.
it will be the turn of the G-3A
youngsters to act as hosts, and Mrs.
j. Christensen and MIS-. Willis
Johnson will be the room mothers
in charge, with MIS- Ada II. Stats.
teacher; for the graduation dance,
the 8-4A room, Mrs. Mile Harlis's
room, will be in charge, assisted by
Mrs. Edwin Aiken Mrs. E. H Ken
dali, room mother, hosteSSeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
War Department Asks For
More Surgical Dressings

III addition to the quota already
set for surgical dressings, 100000 -
900 additional dressings are needed
by the War Department by March
IS, according to telegram received
Thursday morning by the Ell Cen
tro chapter of the American Red
Cross
Wire from Washington says
180,0000G0 additional surgical dress
ings needed by March Is in order
TO meet War Department require
mentS. Must speed up your pro-
gram'-the telegram being signed
by Mrs. Edward Otis Bartlett in
charge of the Pacific area for the
American Red Cross.
Officers of the Ell Centro chapter
have sent out an urgent appeal to
every woman in the community
Ell Centro. Holtville. Imperial, to
those in the neighboring districts
TO help with this work, as the Ell
Centre chapter must send as many
additional supplies as possible
SAVE LIVES
L HtSt SuIBlCdl tllCSSlIlSS are Vi =
ten the difference between life and
death for the men at the front
American fighting men, who are
wounded in battle. The American
Red Cross. through volunteer work
crs, supplies these dressings for
the War Department, releasing 9TH
er labor for war production work.
There is nothing more import
ant that women can do than TO
help with this program and with
the need so great every single per-
son will have to help.
The surgical dressings center is
located in the Ten Thousand club
house, Seventh and Olive streets,
and is open Monday through Fri
day, 9 am. to pm, and I'd pm.
ALL ELIGIBLE
Every woman is eligible to work
and newcomers to the valley, wives
OF service men, etc, are especially
welcome and will find in their work
an opportunity to meet people as
well as to help their own fighting
men.
There is only one requirement,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
Valentine Dance
For Junior Club

Hearts on Parade" is the theme
Tor the Junior Ten Thousand
clubs Valentine dance, Saturday
night, 10 p.m.-l am, in the club
house.
The social committee is arrang-
ing a gala party for members and
guests, planning attractive decora-
tons and specially dances, includ-
ing the "black-out" dance SO pop
ular at the last party. A faVorite
orchestra will play for the dancing
Tickets may be purchased from
the committee: Treola Mills, chair
man; Mrs. Marlin Lovelady, Mrs.
James w. BeGhears, Miss Ann Des-
sert, Miss Doris Gibson.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11

women must be either American
citizens or those of an Allied ma
ton, and they must wear clean
wash dresses or smocks and have
some sort of headcovering.
The work is not difficult-anyone
can do it, and competent instruc-
tors are on hand to teach workers
the way to make these dressings.
Although Friday is a legal noli-
day, the center will be open as
usual as these in charge feel there
can be no better way of cclebrat-
ing a national holiday than in do
ing this work for the men who are
defending the nation.
TO every woman, the Red Cross
says, Please help Us"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
Change Sche du|e
For Entire Nos

Entire Nos club members, due to
a conflict in dates, have changed
their dance from this Saturday
night to the following Saturday,
Feb. 20, in the Ten Thousand club
house, with q second dance set for
March 6.
This re-arranging of schedule was
effected at a board meeting We'd
nesday night at the home OF Nj.
and MIS-. Sidney S. Campbell, board
members enjoying a pleasant social
hour afterwards during which the
hosts served refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
Indies Theme of
Club Program

Women's University club will en-
joy program on the Indies at its
meeting Saturday noon, 1890 o.
clock, 566 Brighton avenue. Car
men Gibson, music supervisor for
the count schools, is in charge and
will present motion pictures and
music appropriate to the subject.
Luncheon reservations should be
made at once with Mrs. Willis T.
johnson, president. telephone ST..
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
Section Divides
It's Activities

Arts and Crafts section OF the
Ten Thousand club Wednesday
divided its efforts between the sec
tons usual craft work and the
making of surgical dressings for
tho Red Cross, some members de-
voting their time to one project,
and the others, to The other.
At noon MIS-. Zoel Turner. Mrs
Ted Bolin and Mrs. Forrest Man
ley served luncheon.
Guests included Mrs. Leslie Nc
COnnell, Mrs. c. L. Peak. Miss
Patricia BuCklin
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
Ministers State
Role of Church
In Emergency

Adoption CT a statement on the
churchs stand in the present emer-
gency was the chief business dis
cussed at Wednesday morning S
meeting of the County Ministerial
association, breakfast at the Cal
ifornia hotel.
DR.. Andrew Johnson, visiting
evangelist at the Methodist church
in Holtville. spoke a few words in
greeting; DR.. George w. Thomas
pastor of the Ell Centre Presbyte-
rian church, presented an inspira-
ticnal paper OH the history of
preaching.
The Rev. Mr. Carlton c. Buck,
pastor of the Holtville Christian
church and president OF the asso-
oiation. presided at the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
CALENDAR
THURSDAY

Thayer dinner. 6, Barbara Worth.
Troop II, !, Scout hut.
U.S.W.N., Auxiliary, 8, Veterans
hall.
Women's chorus, 8, Mckinley
school,
Motor corps, 1880. Wilson school.
2O-30 club, 1880, California hotel
Junior-Senior 10000 clubs, 7:30,
clubhouse.
RAM, No. 100, 7:30, Masonic
temple.
Building trades, 7:3O, Labor tenn
pie.
Electricians, 1880, Labor temple.
B.P.O.E., No. 1925, :, Elks' hall.
Night school classes, 10, Central.
Official board, 7:30, Methodist
church.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
Set Date for Sale
Of Doushnuts

Each year the Camp Fire girls
sponsor one money-raising project
the annual doughnut sale proceeds
from which will go 70 the girls
various Camp Fire activities, from
financing a stay at summer camp
TO purchasing supplies for projects
Plans have been completed fol
the sale this year and as far as it
is humanity possible to anticipate
in these days of shortages, the
Coughnuts will be available. Girls
will start taking orders Saturday
II -orning at am. and the sale will
close Saturday noC.l, Feb. 20. De-
livery will be made the following
Saturday, Feb. 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
HoI+viNe Q. S.
Birthday Party

HOLTVILLE, Feb. 11.-Holtville's S
Eastern Star chapter celebrated its
30th birthday with a pot luck sup
per Wednesday night in the Mason
ic hall, a delightful affair attended
by many members and guests.
All decorations were in the colors
of this ;ear, gold and white, from
the flowers to the beautiful birth
day cake.
After dinner cards and dancing
were enjoyed.
Esther Kendlick is worthy matron
CT the chapter. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
VISIT SCHOOLS

Chaplain Hoffman from the des-
ert area, with J. Digby. Red Cross
field director, visited the various
schools in the area under the jur-
iSdiction Of the Ell Centre chapter
of the American Red Cross, to
thank the children in person for
their Christmas work.
Youngsters in the Junior Red
Cross contributed over 300 gift
boxes TO men in this area and made
favors for the Christmas trays for
men in the hospital.
The visitors were accompanied
by Mrs. w. J. Meagher, chapter
executive secretary; Mrs John T.
Rice, chapter Junior Red Cross,
chairman, and Miss Rosemary Rice,
and after their tour, were luncheon
guests at the Rice home
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
DANCE SATURDAY

Saturday night the infantry unit
which was the first group to be en-
iertained at the series of Saturday
night dances, will be back again
bringing the infantry band and
will be guests at a dance at $3.50
o'clock in the Veterans hall, Il
dance sponsored by the Ell Centre
Servicemen'S Recreation council
with Mrs. j. w. Donohue as gen
eral chairman. AS is customary
the dance will be chaperoned, and
all young women of the city are
invited to attend to serve as dance
partners.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
FRIDAY

Jasper, 1890, l.. Kral ranch
kiwanis club, II, Barbara Worth.
Co. W.C.T.U. board, 2, Presbyte-
rian church.
Painters union, 7:30, Labor tenn
pie.
HOltville club, 6:30, civic center.
Signal chapter, No. 276, OE.S.,
G:30, Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
Sheriff S Posse
Party Friday

ImDo1 7 f"'MIV - 7
is inaugurating IA party that is
certain 10 NEE, with the women S
orrroyal 49, tht.. &"c nianninG The
posses first annual ladies night
ion Friday Of this week, a dinner
At 7:30 O'Clock at the GambrlnuS
cafe, MeXicali.
+ inner, dancing and special en-
teitainmens are on the program
nd men CT the posse ATE re minded
tiat no uniforms Sholld be worn.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
DANCE WEDNESDAY

Wednesday nights dance in the
Veterans hall for Servicemen sta
toned in the valley, was big sue
cess, one of the incest parties of
this midweek series. ChaperCneS
were particularly appreciative of the
splendid cooperation given them by
1t. Kirby, provost marshal. Fol
this party delicious home made
lemonade was served.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
News Hens About
Valley Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Stephen
Decatur are now at home to their
friends in an attractive flat, at
6440 North Avenue, San Diego. Mrs.
Decatur will be remembered as the
former Lenora Costello. whose mar
riage was an event of January.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11

Teachers of the city elementary
schools, with members of the school
board. their wives and husbands as
special guests. united Wednesday in
surprise party honoring Miss
Margaret Hedrick, Harding school
teacher who. this spring will com
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
Eagles Dance

El Centre Eagles lodge Is spon-
soring a big Valentine dance for
Saturday night, Feb 13. open to all
Eagles and their friends A good
orchestra has been engaged. Don
Cone, entertainment chairman. an
nGUnced Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
This Saturday
Student Musicale

Ruth Teeple Reid is presenting
her high school and Junior colleg,
students in an inforncl r>usico1
and tea Saturday at the Roy H.
Womack home, 1888 West Olive
avenue, between the hours of 4 and
5 80 pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
Churches
Schools
ON THE FRONT
IN THE VALLEY
SURGICAL DRESSINGS

Christian Science church men,
bers joined the list of church wom-
en- working in the surgical dress
ings center in the Ten Thousand
clubhouse, a large number making
their first visit as an organized
group this week
Holtville is getting ready to open
Il center as is the Brawley chapter,
end every bit of help is appreciated
as the War Department has just
issued an appeal for literally mil
lions in additional dressings.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey A. Kenyon
have purchased Miss Helen Shep-
peard'5 home, l245 Len Rey avenue.
and will move into their new house
FTidaS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11

Patricia Bucklin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Buoklin. left
Thursday morning for Berkeley to
continue her studies at the Univer-
sity of California.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
Church Dinner
Postponed

Methodist church pot luck dinner
has been postponed from this Thurs
day to Feb. 25 to avoid conflict with
other meetings scheduled fer this
week
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11

It. Charles Free is home from
officers training school on a 15-day
furlough and he and Mrs. Free are
enjoying vacation trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11
Announcements
Of Ne eetin9s

County W.C.I.U. executive board
members will meet Friday , pm.
il he FL Centro Presbyterian
church for an important special
session called by the pre- 'idant, M. S
Il>rcd Ferguson of HoltVille.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-11

Signal chapter No. 21G, Order o!
the Eastern Star is LOOKING for
ward to this fridays meeting since
members ere to have dinner with
chapter officers in charge, at csc
z m. in the Masonic temple. fife.
the dinner the chapter will '.ove
its business meeting and a .,fo-
Dram
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Film Time Clock

ADAMS -- pixie Dugan n 30. s34
%. ga m The Moon Is Down,
ii a. m, IS. 40. 7.33, 1890 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL - Flight foi
Freedom. " ~ p. 3.f0 ISL tG.tf q m.
Nerthwest Rangers IA ~ a M -
't5 9.02 2. m
CGND EREILA- star sparglec
Rhythm " 1-f0, AS, T so. 1883 q m
The Fighting Che'niKs, - 90, 80
6.35i $40 p. m.
CINEMA -- Hitler Beast - Berlin. o.
1873. 3a Z 3a. 10.35 ID. 10 Soma
nuns 20 shout About ~ g. Q b. IN
FISHE R" spdng,ed Rhythm. PHI
1880. 4 1880 II m. The Flghuu.
ChrtUiksf Pas. 6.l5. g-fI J. N
FOX White savage ll.I0 a no.. g n
aU&. z %. l0lh o. N TOMS h' We RAD
Calais l2t5l. 3.4t. $50. g-23 p m
no T. OOD "Star SpanrIe,
Rhythm. I. f.12 z % 1885 M. Tn.
Fighting Cheiniks go B.0i ql3 o m
MADISON Star spanEled Rhythm. '
- 20 3t7. 70a. 1923 b. m tn.
Fighting Cheinlksl ll3 a. M 30
j.4a 907 q m
MICHIGAN five Graves 20 Cairo DO Z
m. 20S. . soc li.l- D m Harr
Aidrieh Gets Glamour 12.fs a.fs $50
M 0s % m
PNLMS-STATE I'm which We serve
- a. 2.l2 b.t0 . 0~ Taxi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
LEARNS RIvETING

Dorothy Sebastian. star Of silent
.,reen. is working AT an aircraft
lctory learning 10 be riveter
However. she's still carrying on
her Hollywood news COLUMN &.
Olivia dc liavilland and Capt. John
Huston will be saying their fare
wells any minute. les due Tor p
kong assignment One mascu-
Ene character margaret Sulla-
vans huSband) VII have few
scenes m Cry Havoc Part Is
played by Allen Byron, new name
FOR our old friend Addison Ran
dali on a fOur-Wcck camp
Jour. Lee Bowman lost 20 pounds
: Eight months after her mar
Stage 10 Richard DcnnInE. Evelyn
3tnkerS has received q cable OF con-
CALCULATIONS from her brother.
perck. He's a British Commando
md just heard tho news.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
WELL KNOWN

Russell Hicks. Inspector Of
mounted police in To tho Last
Man" may not bc q biz name 10
movie fans but NJ IS better known
70 soldiers than Charles Boyer, Bob
Taylor or Alan Ladd
He played the lead in the GOV
eminent training film The Arti-
lies OF War" which every soldier
s. required 10 see AZ least once
Avery three months II projection
equipment is available.
Things are looking UP Tor Linda
DarnellS art career. She's hec0
commissioned 10 do portraits ~
Yrs Skinnav Ennis she dances
under the name If Csrmne) and
II Skinnays mOthcr-In.laW, Mrs
J. J. Calhoun Of Dallas
No cash involved Mrs Calhoun
Vii make Linda two summer eve
fling gowns,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

BERNICE CLAIRE. celebrated
singing star, is the new vocal hit al
the Club Casanova. She has been
featured in seven film opcrettas
for Warner Brothers and starred
in two Universal hits.
On the air she has filed guest
roles on the Rudy Vallee Hit
Parade and Frank Black pro
grams. and has just recently re-
turned from an Australian tour
The lovely young miss is sup
ported by Sid Rice. the comedy
master Of ceremonies: the Holly
Sisters, good novelty dance
team Balfonte'S Comedy Marion
cites and Arlctte Blair, who man
ages some tricky aCTobatlc rou-
tines.
Eddie Camden and his orchestra
play for dancing and the floor
show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
ICE ROMANCE

>. Many z romance has blooned in
1nla Hcnes skating choruScS
~ nos already hit the kS-Pat
Fairfield. skating beauty Is divorc-
ing Buford McCuStcr, one of
SoniaS three partners IN the
snow Bud number for "Wu'-r-
time 20 however. this is balanced hy
a couple OF expected babies JOY
King. Unrest member 0t tho
troupe Tttt rave enc ~ '7t-t7T'-f
Amanda DIETRICH and George
Stewart. hofh working m tic pic
iprc, also VIII Doc parent ~ tA-e
fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
CLUB MARIO

Mary Beth, a singing star with
a voice that is interestingly dir
ferent, opened the new floor show
at the Mario Monday night.
Mary Beth seems 10 have de
.lightful sense Of humor and a rare
sense OF rhythm.
In the supporting cast are the
SerranoS. a couple of smooth and
sophisticated ballroom dancers.
and Johnny Jessiek, who has some
excellent tumbling rouuneS.
Tap dancer Betty Lorraine and
Karl Spaeths Orchestra complete
tho lineup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
CLUB THREE see

Bette Taylor's "Maytime In
Swing is doing a brisk business
in its second week at the Three
666 Ray Sneed, the boy who is
billed as the sepia Paul Draper,
carries on with his ballet in swing
routneS. His followers are look
ing forward 10 his screen debut in
the coming Stormy Weather"
Billy and Vivian, the clever nov
city tap team, and Bobble CASTOR.
the tarcheuSe. have been held over.
As has Charles Mcbride, rich
voiced baritone.
That attractive dancing oetette,
the TaylorettcS. have some new
production numbers. and Doc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

Mister" 1iio a m. 2os. Sos. 500.
II .02 p. m
RIVIF RA-"star spanEled Rhythm. -
~ 80. 3 56 TIA. 1875 p. m. Ths
fiEhtlrg Chetniks." IS. o. "a 2 m.
R-k-O LPTOM ~ star spsngled
Rhythm $40. 635 10 p m, The
Fighting Chetniks," %, $50. SIS.
N 40 D. m
tNITED ARTISTS CABIN IN The sky"
- Al, (, 7 09. 1913 p. m Air Rad
Wardsns." II Is a. m. 2,i7, $50. s.o5
p m
ROYAT.-"star spangled Rhythm 1'3f.
80, 1.a3. 10 SO o m Tho Fighting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

Sesfried Loewenthal Co.
Lynndale DiStillery Co.
Marques Del Merito, Inc.
II. McKenna, Inc.
Mint Springs Distillery CO.
Mount Vernon Distillery Co.
National Distillers Products Corporation
Old Colonel Distillery Co.
Old Crow Distillery Co.
Old Grand Dad Distillery CO.
Old Kentucky Distillery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

Old Taylor Distillery CO.
A. Overholt O. Co. Inc.
Park q Tilford Distillers, Inc
Joseph E. Sesgram q Sons, Inc.
San Francisco Warehouse Co.
Shewan- Jones. Inc.
Southend Warehouse Co.
Sunny Brook Distillery Co.
Wakem q Mclaughlin. Inc.
Hiram Walker q Sons, Inc
Frank L Wight Distilling Co.
Wilson DlstIIling Co. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Lady Sleuth
Is BaffIed
BY Robbery
BY HARRISON CARROLL

LOUD IS the laughter at Eve
lyn Reyes expense. Evelyn is play
ing a feminine sleuth in Restless
=, Lady" She solves robberies, MUIR
ders and what have you.
But, the other day on Hollywood
boulevard, Evelyn had a beaver
coat and two dresses stolen from
her car. She locked the doors when
she left and they were still locked
when she came back.
The lady sleuth is completely
baffled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

On the Sweet Rose O'Grady'
set. Betty's regular dance standin,
Angela Blue, has been sick. SO,
who is subbing on the iob?-VIr-
ginia Mapes.
Sad shock for Hollywood tho
crash death Of Test Pilot Max
Constant.
lie taught Kenneth Nckenna
Irving Asher, Bob Taylor and
many other celcbs 10 fly And
right UP to the fatal flight he was
helping Taylor master celestial
navigation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

Churchill Disabling Co.
Cook Mcfarland Co
The Crab Otch3rd Dis,'icry Co.
Dant g. Dant Disuiling Co
Davies County Disulhns Corporation
John De Kuyper g. Son. Inc.
Dtiingcr Disulleries. Inc
Early Times Distiiling Go.
FELTON, and Son, Inc.
FlcIschmarn Dist.lling Corporation
Ffansfr-t pisu..gues, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

Baltimore Pure Rye Distillng Co.
James Barclay "a Co, Ltd.
Bardstown Distillery. Inc.
Belle Meade DistilIing Co.
Bellows and Co.. Inc.
Blair Distilling Co.
Brown orman Distillers Corporation
Browne WINNERS Co., Inc.
Calvert Distilling Co.
Camden Warehouses
Cafstairs Bros. DiStilline CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
N. Y. Bank CIedrinqs
Hold Over 5 Billions

NEW YORK. June New York
Clearing House Association re-
ports ClcaringS for the week ended
May Is totaled 5000 400 1914.
against s.. l07 1871 sos IN the previ-
Gus week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

W. g. A. GiIbsy Ltd
Glennofe Distilleres Co,
Gooderham g. Wcrts, Ltd
Gwynne Falls Distilling Co.
The Hermitage Distillery CO.
James Distillery, Inc.
William Jameson g. Co, Inc.
julius Kessler Distillng Co, Inc.
Laird and Co.
Large Distlhng Co.
Lehish Warchou c q Transportation Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Bernice Claire Appears
In Casanova Revue
BY COLLEEN MACDONEIL

Wheeler continues as the talkative
master Of ceremonies.
It's the music Of Teddy Buckner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
q. Is q reserve necessary?

Distilled Spirits Institute, Inc, Washington d. G.
Member Alcoholic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
WHAT YOU CAN
DO TO HELP MAKE
1T LAST LONGER
Q. Is Michigan'S ratiOning in the
public interest?

public interest?
A. Nes-it is the only way to make the limited
supply of whskey last and to avoid COM
plete exhaustion of whiskey stocks.
Furthermore, it is the only way to elm
mate long lines in front of stores and the
only way to make sure that the limited
amount available finds its way into the
hands of all citizens who desire and are
entitled to their fair share.
Q. JUST hoW will WhiSkey be rdfioned in
this state?
A. On an equitable, impartial, share-and-share-
alike basis-lke shoes, meat and other food
stufs.
Q. How will this rdtioning affect nteF
a. You won't be able to get as much whiskey
as you did, of course. But what YOU do get
will be good whiskey legal whiskey -.
made by reputable dstcrs. Sob. llir..buy
in moderation drink in medication. And
rationing will Work..,to the benefit of all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

Q. Then where does the present supply
of WhiSkey come from?
4. From the normal stocks of Whiskey which,
long before Pearl Harbor, were laid away
TO mature and mellow.
Q. How much mhiSkey is there in this
supply today?
4. As of February Is, 1915, approximately
100000 gallons (after adjustment for
proof and allowance for evaporation).
Q. How long will this WhiSkey last?
\. At the present rate Of demand, this
100000 gallons would be exhausted in
about two years, with no provision for a
reserve of maturing whiskey at the end of
the war.
Q. Is a reSerre necessary?
\. les-in order to insure the public against
bone-dry period while new whiskey, made
after the war, is maturing and mellowing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
ONE FOR GossIPS

Here's one for the gosSips who
thought Betty Cradle would be
jealous Of George Rats new girl
friend, Virginia Naples.