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Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. BUTTER e EGGS

Los ANGELES. February T. up
LARGE EGGS No. ! Grade AA 80; No.
= Grade 3s No. 3 Grade IS: No.
A DiriicS 3D.; No. . Checks %.
r BIZ: Dirtics 81. Checks 81.
SMALL EGGS Grade A %; Grade &
-. Dirtics 81; Checks -.
MISCELLANEOUS EGGS. Ungraded sc;
peewees Is
CHEESE-Trplets y; Long Horn 27h;
Loaf 27k.
Buttcr-T 6. % score Is. o1 score 47a f;
90 score 47la: So score 49,.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
STOCK HITCH

oiDth hblt
The fact that We bought only
1865 of the 5000 outstanding shares
of Philas' stock, had nothing to do
with halting completion of the car
lier deal" Frick said.
William D. Cox, New York lum-
Der figure, was said to have headed
syndicate of six men who made
the original offer and it was be-
lieved they offered 81 share
whereas the league repeatedly paid
$40
The stock which the league pur-
chased to wrest control from Gerry
Nugent, former president of the
Phils, will be turned over to the
circuit in Philadelphia on Febru-
ary l8 This led to the belief that
even if the deal is completed earlier,
it will not be announced until that
date.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Hickey classed the Phils as one
OF the greatest opportunities for
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
SPORTS PARADE
The Philadelphia Story

essence of benignlty when his pock-
etbook isn't affected, declared, ut
is a rule to get your opponent down
and keep him there" Well-the
Phils have been down for years,
and the rule didn't work out to the
advantage of the other national
league clubs. The Phils lack OF
gate appear at home or on the
road consistently cut down the re-
ceipts of the other seven clubs
every year. And that's one of the
majCr reasons why the league took
TIE franchise away from NE3ent
on Tuesday
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
DEMAND ASSISTANCE

We understand with no con-
firmationl )that the syndicate of
prospective purchasers headed by
William D Cox, New York lumber
man, is demanding guarantees of
player assistance from the other
clubs before closing the deal.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-12
GREAT OPPORTUNITY

Hickey classed the Phils as on
of the greatest opportunities TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Continued from Page 2o)

street clothes she borrowed from
her maid and set out on a round
Of visits TO the homes of friends
OF depositors she knew. These
people did not know her.
When Carrie Morse came down
20 the bank next morning she
was shocked 10 see a crowd in
front Of the building, clamoring
10 get in
II was a nun on the bank.
Burly men from police head
quarters announced that the
bank was closed. insolvent,
fraud Hysteria resounded
through the street. Women
wept. Men ragged. Then a brick
crashed through the stately
paucs with the gold lettering
on them. and the New York
Womcn's Banking and Invest
mcnt Company was no more.
Carrie Morse disappeared.
| Sophie gave up her Fifth Ave
|nue home and joined her hus-
band in a dinEy hotel She had
blown her money as fast as she
got II and Ned. as usual, had
done the same with his.
Sophie knew better than re-
veal that she had started the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Sophie Lyons. JekyII-Hyde Of Crookdom

run herself and wept at her
hard luck in losing such a soft
berth"
Ned Lyons consolcd her:
Never mind, honey that nun
on the bank was long overdue.
But tonight well crack n bank
in South Windham. Connecticut.
and it viii be good 10 have You
working with me again"
Also he was secretly glad Of
the excuse for paWning his dress
suit and letting the butler 90.
The couple had run the police
Of half tho country ragged.
Some Of the clients Of Piukcr-
tons Detective Agency were
robbed by The Lyons pair and
for time we Jared no better
in hunting Sophie and her hus-
band than the police did. Then
we struck a promising trail
We learned that Ned Lyons
had pal and co-workcr in Jay
Handbook. until one evening
when It seemed 60 Ned that
Sophie and Handbook looked at
each other with a light in their
eyes that was more than friendly
Without a word Lyons knocked
Handbook down Then he
raised his foot and was about
TO stamp on the fallen mans
face when Sophie threw herself
between them and screamed
e Touch him again and III
leave you
Lyons turned slowly Leave
me and I'll kill him. And you
Sophie wept on his breast.
IA just as soon lose my chill
dren as lose you"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Why EngIond's Biggest Castle
Used Plenty Of Crackers

ers on the floor Those who did
-ttot follow instructions paid for
their stubbornncss by being late
for dinner cocktails. hunts and
croquot matches.
Lord FiitzwrittTnT The seventh
to- inherit the F,arldom. in 1889
formed companies capitalized at
about $4,000. 600 TO take over
his great estates He paid in
stamp duties for this transfer
alone about S165. OOO.
She wealthy Bari in all things
he did showed his great love of
the unusual
The little boy love Of never
mover land also drove him ON
two unsuccessful efforts tg locate
the tabled Treasure OF Cocos H.
land in the Pacific. a landslide
buried him in the first OF these
IN 1904 and fractured his skull
when he tried Co rescue comrades
After he rccupcratcd from mis-
injury the uudauntcd Earl re-
turned 20 England. organized an
other expedition. Storm and ship
wreck ended this attempt on the
coast OF Honduras i'm 1907
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
- Just see Ul,at difference kA~-
2 simple things can make-yOu'U be amazed!

"DO FOOD shortages an
IL rationin' mean dull, drab
meals from now ON? Not at all.
folks, but they do mean YOU have
to be n better cook. But that's easy
if you'll just do two things: CD get
Spry;t2) use Spry receipts. They'll
show YOU how to take the ingrcdi-
cnts YOU ran get an turn ont some.
thing extra delicious. Just try this
Grunge blossom Honey Cake an
hear the compliments you get.
These tested Spry receipts are
So clear an complete that all you
have to do for perfect results j,
follow directions exactly an meas
ure accurately. Spry's triple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

Handbook got 20 his feet and
rubbed his bruised face rcflcc-
lively. sophie, tell that fool
husband Of yours he had no
reason TO hit me he said.
If he doesn't know 1t he is a
fool" she sobbed.
Lyons apologized sorry, So
pine. Jay. VIII You shake p
He seized Hamhrock's hand
and pumped it II the other
mans response was slack Lyons
pat it down as forgiveness new
We learned Ia. this was
mistake on Ncd's part and laid
our plans for using it 90 catch
mp with the elusive pair But
for a vcnEcful criminal 20 be-
tray his partner is more dan
gerous than numbering him.
A murderer has only the Grim
inal law 10 fear. which is full
Of loopholcs; the finger man who
hctrays his pal has the law Of
thevundcryorld to face which is
death without any loopholcs, if
his act is known or even sus-
pcctcd.
Therefore. it is a long. delicate
and diplomatic job TO get Grim
inal 10 believe that he can trust
the law not 20 betray the fact
that he has betrayed his own
kind Before we could get Ham
brock 10 that point. ne decided
he knew n safer way and tried
II at that South Windham bank.
Toward three that morning
the moon came out fun from
behind some thunderhcads. Ned
Lyons was easing his way with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

W Wen'wor'a,F,'s,
w william, the seventh Earl
Of Fitzwilliam. died the other
day at his home. Wentworth
Woodhouse, near Rotterdam
Yorkshire, at the age Of 20. most
newspapers in Britain played up
the fact that his home was so
large that the guests could not
find their way about the great
halls without the use OF crackers.
Wentworth Woodhousc." the
largest residence i'm all Britain.
was So winding that il WAS once
the custom to provide each guest
with a bupdlc 6f waters ON his
or her arrival. The buffers and
Wallets instructed newcomers 20
break up the crackers and drop
them in the halls as they won't
to their rooms SO that they could
find their way back by following
The trail of crumbs.
Friends OF the Earl say hc hid
behind Grapes and chucklcd over
the expressions OF iucrcduhty
which always greeted the scrv-
ants requests To break up crack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
A$35000 Toy For GROWN-UP BOYS

A AMY a father who monop-
M olizes Juniors electric
V train would get big kick
out Of spending a day in the club
rooms of the New York Society
of Model Engineers - probably
the one place in the world where
3groWn-up men can be kids again
without fear of wifely Jlbes.
In a building right off Times
Square, these lobbyists, who
really are master craftsmen, have
made the most elaborate and de-
tailed miniature railroad in the
country a route of trackagc
complete with tufntable, scenery,
signals. controls and rolling stock.
ali built 10 scale of one-quarter
inch 20 the foot.
The photographs on this page
show the details of this amazing
model railroad that has an in
surcd value of $50, 900 The track,
bridges. sidlngs. stations and
scenery are the property Of the
Society. bat most of the rolling
stock belongs TO the individual
members.
The railway which the hobby
lists nave dubbed the Union Con-
Meeting Railroad was all put
together i'm the workshops OF the
Society. To lay it out, the men
made 400 900 ties, each three
slXtecnths Of an inch square.
Nearly gao Geo spikes were re-
quircd To hold down the rails.
The railroad. which consists Of
nearly a mile and a half Of
gauge track, is tar from COM
plc,cd Right uaw further ex-
panslon is Urtailcd by the war
time shortage Of materials, but
The lobbyists report that once
they can get back Ia work il VIII
take another years to corr
plcte the job the way they want
IL done.
Approximately 10 miles Of
cable hrs gore into the model
lin order 20 carry the electric
power 20 the locomotives by way
Of the third rail. II takes about
1000 -manhpurs OF work 10
make completely 100 feet Of track
including table work. track
work, wirng. signaling, control
ing and scenery.
KS one Of the Photographs
shows. the Union Connecting
Railroad Is run by a series of
81. 4 ......4.. .Lo. - .....-.-..-l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

CINE shows, for these lobbyists
TO duplicate Every last detail is
Included in the fnpdris Of thcir
rolling stock. The workshops
arr equipped with every known
tool for matchmaking and many
an ingenious Eadgct for getting
al an out-of-the-way bolt or
screw. "A crapkshaft or a bit Of
boiler-plate has been handmade
right in the place.
Membership in the Society is
open 10 all men q years Of age
or more who have "a mature in
terest in any field OF model-mak-
ing and who can devote a part
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

the Union Connecting is regarded
as the most detailed. out in
Pomona, California, for example
there is a miniature railway,
built TO 3 larger scale than the
New York City one, which is a
masterpiece Of model-building 1t
is the handiWnrk of II. r How
ard, superintendent of Shops at
the Pomona Schools.
Like the New York model, the
Pomona miniature is accurate TO
the smallest detail-even TO the
little seats and panelling in the
coaches Of the trains. The 10
pieces of rolling stock, operating
over POO yards Of track, are con-
trolled by telephone and tele-
graph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

mixture, alternately with COM
bincd milk and honey, mixing after
each addition until smooth. Bake
in 2 Segregated S-inch layer pans
in moderate oven $500 F.) 20 to
o minutes. When cool, spread 81
Of the Glossy Orange Filling be-
tween layers and remaining filling
on top. Decorate outer edges of
cake with shFeds-ef marshmpllow
arranged like orange blossoms.
Glossy Orange Filling
/ cup sugar egg yolk slightly
= tablespoons beaten
cornstarch J teaspoon grated
Dash of salt lemon rind
I cup light teaspoon grated
corn strip orange nnd
= cup orange egg white.
Juice stiiIly beaten
Combine sugar, cornstarch, salt.
corn strip and orange juice in top
Of double boiler Bring 10 a boil
over direct heat, stirring con-
stantly. Place over hot water and
cook l. minutes longer. Stir n
little OK mixture intoHcgg yolk. r.
turn TO double boiler and cook
fcwmluutes longer. Addfruitrind-.
Cool. Fold in egg white.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

The Photographs
Above and at the
Left Were Taken
in the ClubrOOmS of the
New York Society Of
Model Engineers, the
Members of Which
Own aHd Operate One
af the MoSt- Elaborate
and Expensive Toy
Railroads in the World.
II They Can't Buy the
Rolling Stock They
Want, They Make II
Themselves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

OF their time 10 the Socicty's
activities. At present, more than
half the membership is serving
IN the armed forces, and a good
portion or The other half are in
war jobs, thus cutting down &C
tivities around the club rooms
10 a minimum.
Although this is its biggest
project, the Society does not con-
fine itself TO model railroad build
ing. Another division is the Ma
rine Group which devotes itself
to the construction of midget
racing rotorboats - some OF
which have attained the phenom-
email speed Of 20 miles per hnur,
There are other model rail
roads throughout the country, but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

Tauihs Easy Reducing Plan. you cut down your dai'
llfc Intake thus losing weight naturally. NHu needn't u'
i.r q single hungry moment CALPNR De- nr' harmful o,
Ieing u Is special dietary product fnrtfyur tru
uet Win certain essential minerals aQd vtamins Mos
..trSelgif prupe helped by br. fafrishs Iasy Re-
Gl,lH. Pau Tf, % Iui you and your nlen5s VIII mar'C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

CreqBiolfor easier miXin', too. An
you don't have to keep it in the
refrigerator so it never gets stiff
an hard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

Next week Mr.. ThornhiH tells
Of the daring and ingenious ruSeS
10y which Sophie and Ned escaped
from Sing Sing and of S0phie's
subsequent adventures at home
and abroad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

a jimmy into the rear entrance
OF a small farming bank there.
In a doorway a block away So
phic watched him and kept her
eyes open for danger.
Lyons forced the door into the
vault room, was soundlessly
opening it. From the black in
terror came a stab of revolver
fire. and Lyons sank to the floor.
one bullet in his lungs. another
in his back.
We did not know, at the time.
that Handbook had managed 10
have the Waterman tipped off.
hoping that ne would shoot bet
ter than he did, but we did not
care how it had happened be-
cause Sophie had been captured.
sobbing over her wounded man.
Ned was rushed 10 the hos
pital where he made a marvellous
recovery and both We're tucked
away in Sing Sing for five.ycars.
We imagined, as did our
banker clients, that this partic-
ular headache would stay cured
FOR that long.
Little aid We know our Sophie
and Ned. They were about as
likely 10 remain in Sing Sing
Prison as would be a couple Of
rats tied up in a paper bag
That We We're 60 learn soon
.rlBpI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

you con / nave 10 Keep IL III the
refrigerator So il never gets stiff
an hard
BE sure To use Spry
in your own receipts, too!
You'll find old favoritcs taste
better than ever. BE surcato fry
with Spry. Foods are crisp, deli
catc-tastin', So dige-tible.-z An II
there's no waste. Just strain an
save the Spry that's lett TO use
over an over. Because OF War con-
dition- an Spry 5 great popularity,
YOU may not always find it at your
grocers. But try again or shop
around a bit. SPry's rorib iG'
Orange Blossom Honey Cake
; cup Spry eggs, uubeaten
teaspoon salt , 2 teaspoons hak-
2tca~poons ing powder
CratcdoraHgc 2cups slitcd Hour
r.ud cup mills
coup sugar cup honey
Blend Spry, salt and orange rinl.
Add sugar gradually and crcam
| well Add eggs. singIr, beating
l well after each addition. Sit
i baking powder with flour 3
times. Add flour 10 crcamrd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
EASE PAIN

Get this new and better form OF heat
for relieving many common pains
For colds, rheumatism, backache.
periodic pains. sprHns, suf neck.
tooth1oHe. chlliS. neuralgia. neuritiS
wherever doctors recommend heat.
Use Lghtningpak anywhere, any
time The hrst-aiI way OF applying
hear fast tor results Mods Itself %
any position Ideal tor bed warming.
Belongs In every home Handy when
travelling
No HOT water or electric wires. JUST
add TWO spoontuls OF water Heats
up TO 100 Instantly Better than an
oii-iashioned hot water bottle 1t
5iDf hot s 70 10 hours, IS faster, safer.
more convenient Each heat unit may
be used over and over again.
Only 81 complete Refill heat units,
S0c Prices on both slightly higher
&est OF the Rockies Get Lightning
pax at your department or drug store.
or send US 81 Tor Lightningpak COM
plete, postpaid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

As one Of the photographs
shows the Union Connecting
Railroad Is run by a series of
control boards that are patterned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

A ANY a father who monop-
M olizes Juniors electric
EVt train would get big kick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Absolutely HormIess!
No Exercise!
No Reducing Drugs!

CAt.PAR. NOept. &C
bsj Broadway New York N. v
enclose s 90 for n special infrodue
tory can Of CAL-PAR and Or. Parrish,S
booklet. " not satisfied may return
the unused portion and my 500 will be
refunded. tC.O.O.-U S.A. only.)
Evening star., 1943-12-05

Here's o costume 70 see you through
the Coy season os you won't TO be
seen The eutowoy ookct, the pencil
slim skirt, the eoseode Of ruffies OF
the throot ore Just ~hot you need for
those more fotmol afternoons ond
evenings Thots why its CIoudette
Colbefts choice. too, Tor impressive
OCCASIONS. Picture pottern Of the week
No. 1922 IS designed for SIZES 10, u,
"A. Is. Is and 20 2S to SO bust.
Size Y. with three quarter sleeves, re-
qu'res 4'l yords Of 39-in moterioI,
$ yord eontrost for diokey with obot.
Evening star., 1943-12-05
Getting the cold sI,irers. AdolfY

Ceiling the cold shirers. A1ioIfY
How would you like lovely Casco Electric
Heating Pad? With unique thermostatic con-
troll that enables the temperature to be fixed at
any one of 80 desired heats. And cozy little
'Nite-Lite" for visible adjustment in the dark
Gemuhich, nicht waI,r?
But you must not yearn for such things,
Adolf Such softening uxuries are only for the
decadent democracies. And besides, we can't
furnish even one new Casco Heating Pad right
now. We are too busy making other things
Has the Luftuafe mentioned new type of
bullet that cuts through the wings of your
planes like an acetylene torch? Has your Tank
korps described our armor- piercing bullet cores
or are they both still trying to shield you
from the facts of life?
Evening star., 1943-12-05

1t would make you even sicker, Adolf, to
know how quickly we converted our factories
and $500 people to war work. In peace, Casco
always did the unusual. And when you became
our most important customer, we devised new
way to use idle, obsolete machines for bullet
core making, enabling scores of small firms to
work with us. We wanted to be sure you got
plenty of our product!
big percentage of your dead or wounded
have Casco- bullet cores in them, Adolf
Imagine -Casco who made heating pads and
pop-out lighters and fans and spotlights
Too bad Americans were so soft and had to
have such little luxuries! But nice of them.
don't you think, to give them up for you f..
for the duration. Casco Products Corporation,
Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Evening star., 1943-08-29

does not necessarily mean, how
ever. that the recipient falls within
the class of people who must file.
1t was impossible for the collec-
tors Office to single out only those
persons who must file the new
declaration. Most of the people
receiving the forms will not have
to file, it was explained.
The extra payments made in
September and in December on
the excess tax may be taken by
either the man, his wife, or may
be divided among them next March
when the real income tax return
Is made, and final payment ad-
justed.
Filing of a joint declaration in
September on Victory and with
holding tax does not bind the cou-
pie to file a joint income tax re-
turn next March. They may file
separately in March.
One official explanation Of this
point says: Where a joint declara-
ton is filed. the liability for the
estimated tax is joint and several.
Where, after having filed a joint
declaration, the spouses file sep
arate tax returns, the amount of
estimated tax paid may be applied
against the separate tax libility Of
either spouse or may be divided
between them"
Evening star., 1943-08-29

me UP, they took me through the
mountains to a field hospital.
"I could tell that I had been run
ming a fever during the two days
under that rock and when they
got me to the field hospital they
put me in an ambulance and took
me on to hospital at Tunis.
There I got medical attention and
a doctor took the bullets out of my
chest. He couldn't speak English
but he told me in sign language
that the bullets had just missed
my lungs and that I was lucky to
be alive.
"The men I met in the hospital
we're mostly English although there
were couple from my own COM
pany. But my stay there couldn't
be described as pleasant for the Ger
mans had placed an anti-aircraft
battery only a few blocks from the
hospital and our bombers were try
ing to knock it out. They finally did
and the explosions shook the hos
pital
when Tunis fell, the German
medical staff stayed on until an Eng
lish staff came and took over. They
took me to an English field hospital
Then I was taken to an American
field hospital and T was evacuated to
the rear by plane.
Tables Are Turned.
"It was on the way back across
the Atlantic that 7 had the tables
turned on the Germans who were
with us. While I had been in the
Tunis hospital I had been afraid of
the American bombers. Now they
were afraid of the German sub
marines. Lots of them had relatives
in the United States, but they were
all convinced that they were going
to win the war"
When Pvt. Silvestri landed in
Africa he was put into combat unit
and three weeks later he was in his
first action. 1t was 16-hour battle
in which the attacking German
panzer division was finally stopped
by hand grenades.
Our outfit threw more than 600
grenades in the final stages of that
battle" he said, land at any time
you could look into the air and see
anywhere from 10 to 80 sailing to-
ward the enemy. I was trying to
Evening star., 1943-08-29

separately. If they fled separate
income tax returns.
The explanation was made by As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury
John l.. Sullivan during radio pro-
gram broadcast late last week. He
emphasized that where a man and
wife had two incomes which added
up to $500 or less, the victory and
withholding taxes would take care
Of their obligation to Uncle Sam
under the new pay-as-you-go rev.
enue act. But If the two incomes
added up to more than $500 the
declaration must be filed. he said,
because withholding will not be
enough to take care Of the tax.
Meantime, to help the public get
Strengthened out on the complicated
questions involved in the new pay
as-you-go tax, the staff of experts in
the Office of Deputy Collector of In
ternal Revenue will be enlarged ITO
90 beginning tomorrow morning
The office, in Room 1902, Revenue
Building, Twelfth street and Con-
stltutlon avenue NV, will be open
daily from $3.50 am. to $50 pm.
The new forms have been mailed
to all persons in this collection dis
trict OF Maryland and the District
OF Columbia, who filed an income
tax return last March.
Receipt of an envelope from the
collectors Office, with the forms,