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Evening star., 1943-03-17
DrdtI1s

>N>Ci II r. lNih1a" dar,Ims mother Of
Services and tnterment New York CITY
>otFoS. nTtLLA \. on Wednesdav
aGft,S1 H. !H3.', sTFII IA \ sOFtOs. the
mo,ncr oe MY stella Franaoules and vii
Dea' funeral hOm'. $40 II 81.
Notice Of funeral later.
SMITH. EMMA u on Monday March
-. l9l# at her residence. 2"U4 Prou, ST
&c. EMMA y SMITH. widow of William
2 bomas 2f9 0jnJ5 md J5 5s Of R2m IAN 9i ]ohn ~
RaGm and M Emma Liycisberacr " "
tGnfEal !o.lI services 2t he T. Frank Murray
March ~, a, > pm. Relatives ard friends
invited mtermenl Cedar Hll Cemetery.
>N'TH irrH 11hbH M,Ry :. 2q PIN Monday. March
o. he late Isaac Smith and mother OF
W. Ernest Smith
Potomac ave o o on Th9r5dST 7c ffsioesSg Msrch TX TS
a. II a m. Relatives and friends invited
lntermcn. Cedar Hi Cemetery.
ar5' fnoMrSo% ir ~, MART A. On Igoessdey
wvlte Of Henry Thompson. Other relatives
ssnd friends also survive. Remains resting
at NE Ma!v4n 4 sohey funeral home. n,
Services Al the Seventh day Baptist
Church Saturday March "a, at pm. In
terment WOodlawn Cemetery
~ ''N'ti'N' NisNitS u, On IteNOaN. N1arCn
NV. CLARA B WARREN nee Klngj. Jj," wife
OF the late Charles F Warren
Services at the S r. Hines Co funeral
home 29ni IAN st NV, Friday, March 10
at J pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
WARREN. JOSEPH :. On Sunday. March
T. l"4.'. at J. % N, at GallInGer Hos
nltaL alter lingering lllness. JOSEPH s.
WAitRtN. brother Of Clarence W Warren,
NHcle Of Clarence W. Warren jr He also
leaves one SlSter-ln-law, Lille 6 Warren
i,,. nIo uncle yl% aunJs and many other reia-
Friends may call at the w Ernest Jarvis
west End narlor, @11 18TH ST. NV. after
- noon Wednesday. March i. where
services VIII be held Thursday. March -,
~ H-tu m. thence TO Epiphany Catholic
Church. DumbartOn ave. between 9TH and
-Njh SITS. NV. where mass Will be offered
q J. am for the repose of his soul.
lnterment Arlington National Cemetery. ~
WILLIAMS, MILLICFNT G.J On Wed
nfSGay. March rs, 1913. MILL1CENT q :.
William H Williams and daughter Of the
late Daniel D. and Annie G James
Services al Chambers funeral home
an and Chapln StS. n " on Thursday,
March IS, al > m. Iuterment GlenWood
Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
WRAY, ELIZABETH On Monday. March
- lp43. at her residence - st Sc
ELTzABETH WRAY. beloved mother OF
Mr. ArlOweine W. Tucker
Services at the Chambers funeral home
81 llth st Sc. on Thursday, March *.
In,ermcnt Nauona! Capital Memorial PARK,
Fan Church. Va 2
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Abandoned Boby Found
In Rubbish by Porter
IN Lhe AssocIated Pre I

NEW YORK, March l7.-Frank
Sforza. Jackson Heights apart
ment building porter, scooped up
an armfUl of rubbish Yesterday to
throw into an inCinerator, when he
heard cry coming from the trash
in his arms.
He put down his load and found,
stuffed in a cereal box. baby boy.
wrapped in pink blanket and a
blue towel.
At St. Johns Hospital. where the
baby was taken. it was said the in
fant was from hours to 2
DAYS old. that it had been fed since
birth and was in good condition."
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NoveIist's S Wife Asks
Separate Maintenance
Bv he Assocla,ed Press

Bv hr Assoc a'ed Press
LOS ANGELES. March lT.-Nov-
eESt James Cain, best known for his
The Postman Always Rings Twice"
was sued for separate maintenance
yesterday BY .Flina Cam. whom he
married in NV York Is years ago.
Mrs Cain made no specific aIlega-
tons. but said her husband treated
her III such a manner as to make
further matrimonial life with him
impossible She aid they separated
last September 30
She asked for division Of COM
mumItE property and reasonable ali
mony allowance Community prop
erty listed includes royalties on
books and motion picture scenarios.
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Printing Firm Head Dies

ALLENDALE, n. J.. March Il
'P'.-Malachi Edward Higgins. 81
former Mayor of Allendale and
president of NJ E. Higgins & Co
New York printing firm. died Mon
day night at his home on Franklin
turnpike. Surviving are son and
two daughters. one Of whom is Mrs
Harriet Oswald of Durham. n. c.
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Miss Carrie Hows Dies;
Mine Journal EmpIoye

Miss Carrie M. Hows, 50, died at
hor home 170l Sixteenth street
n W. last night after brief illness.
A resident of the city for the
past nine years, she had been an
cmpIOye of the United Nine Work
ers' journal since 1919 She is sur
yjyed by her brother William HowS
Of PendlctOn Ind
Funeral services will be held at
4 pm, tomorrow a Hines funeral
home. 290l Fourteenth street NV.
with burial in Warren, Ind, her
tNrmer lamlIN homo
Evening star., 1943-03-17
Legion Post Protests
Attacks on Rooseve!ts

Calling attention to recent at
tacks on the military record of the
sons of President Roosevelt, the
oleyMcCullough Post OF the
American Legion last night de-
nounced attacks on members Of the
armed forces unable to defend
themselves from criticism because
they are in the service.
The resolution adopted at meet
ing at the Legion Clubhouse. will
be forwarded to the Executive Com
mittee of the District department of
the Legion.
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Fred Klein, 80, Dies

MIAMI, Fla, March II lP.-FTed
Klein, 83, president Of the National
Bank of North Arlington. N. J., died
Yesterday after heart attack. He
c2me here a month ago from his
nome at Allentown, Pa. A daughter.
Mrs Fred B. Gernerd of Allentown.
survives
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Col. Burrord Dies

LONDON, March II lP,.-Col. Sir
Sidney Gerald Burrard, 81, surveyor
general of India from 1910 to 1919
and an authority on the geology
and geography of Tibet, died yes
terday at Farnborough.
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RIvero Rents MuroI

Diego Rivera is reported to have
rented 10 a Mexico City night club
bar for $3.50 year his daring mural
featuring nudes hiding among sun
flowers
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Fire in BIuckout

When the blackout curtains In
the Police Court at Warminster
England. caught fire. a reporter gave
the alarm, a defendant put out the
flames. and the case proceeded.
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Tt%f fntF n{ ~Fl.\>

Tt<tntT. DI~Il>>.
GUIDE BROS. co. Floral Pieces
- / ST N. National t2.o.
GEO. {. SHAFFEP. Inc.
,fNrRLssIVF FroEAI TRIBUTE. Ar
Cor. 18th & Eye oq.r ..s !.,... l,.2.,.>
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Ill NEN srKl.I .InnAlt

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Loved IN Nlc. remembered in death
LIE FAMu Y
R0GEES BfN~iI JACOBS In Iovu

KUtEEN. HLNNII JACOBS IN IovIua
ROGERS who departed this life one wear
aao today March ~ 1912
A bit Of sunshine has LETT our home,
smile is missing. 700.
CHEEKY call. q wave OF The hand
Is oaIS no more tIS true
b., eyer with MS on memories pages,
a. fresh and sweet aS he morning dew.
]. pc memory Of our greetings
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III Mrnrnrtunt
AD tMS. ERNESI

ADAMS. ERNEST Five years aSo TO-
DAY. March Il. 1875 our dear husband
and father ERNEST ADAMS left this
earth to live uo there
Our father has fortune in eIo~v
And he wants QIS kindred 10 share
Fe loves that blessed klnedom,
Us streets Of peaTly gold,
To hear our loving Saviour
Speak peace 70 hlS soul
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t.NttTIEl lot
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u} MD. MARY RIM.

'| MD 81 Nht - ff hlN'- ON Wf0-
. s oa.". y sao Hase d.
a.a.. SILK p. +, ! 70 20
n...r r'" .... .rt. '. be-
u.s. ..H.... a.a.a am Flower 10
F'>potrj C"'elf~ .n.na1.a ra.>
He-... rHaftns aANDo,@H
r"a o.a.a.r.- aaa maag DINER
..a. .... ... ...e ra.an.r. -4H 5,h
Dr. t...r.s,. J1.e.a . BaI.ey.
r""o' Wi'ulluI>,f oa roe.s..
r'''} e,>uo<o o. "no.. Hs.,t
.f3't.' hHFF n,n.a. d.,
s,. ...a
" g.. uu.a., Mach j. - /"
'oo. "a" Cemoclv. Il
,~s'ii. INN''> 81. E..uea aa,2 eter-
JAMES II RUSS Fill beloved husband Of
...'A lar9-na and Iou~ Russell of New
u #cl y A.FIn
'.,.. au. 70. .v IEtuEos also survive. Re
.. .g. "a. ..e Ign r. Rhine. & Co.
- l-rm s. slgr.ca EP scoDa' church
- '5 CaDs o. ard L So sw Rev VI +
.vmaN officiating. Ir.erment Harmony
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NFN MAN, RICHARD

teurA anniversary Cf vour passing RICH
ARD NEWMAN. 10 breathe our neyer-end-
lnA PRAYER of love 20 your memory.
Tis not the tears a he moment shed
That tell how loved was the soul that fec,
I]s The silent tears, frequently Wcpt
And the sweet remembrance forever Kept
DEVOTED WIFE, DAUGHTERS, SON IN O.
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HARRINGTON. Holm II rr -r.rs.
HAWKINS. ITItf

Sunday. March "A Igi. e.. .,r -..laar.g.
> II 80 eW TTrlrf HAWKINS She
Leaves 20 mourn tno'r .o hrz.eur U..sa
HAWKINS. 0rT EHn.. Sarah G.. rrn'. .nU
rlrces. E'hg. and E1 IAN C.lc- 100
rrphcp James end Clarence t,-r-... ..t
Q her relatives etd fr.r,r. nt....,.. ....r.-
me s' e -rC. {. 'f.'.h,r. f.r.r.. .e-..
= i't .. p. r-'.. '..- maH b. N.." go
NfCNrsCaF March ....I pm
FHur1aI lt"rsc." 'at.H is r. u
rom Irsu. hip rHu... F#ur. g.. and
Evening star., 1943-03-17

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DFHGCN r~.Hr'o .f rsr...r..
FrrCCIsrr &a- .- .T....f .. f.. l. nd
f.-e ca.E- sr, .Hr r.. .. a' III,
pea Nr"-'.. ''- t.....rr
Nrs Ns'.t = Wood a. rf.... a...
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PAL MIR IIiNa T.,

PALMiR, EMMA Y. In ,ad but loving
rcmomorance Of our mother EMMA Y
seven years ago TODAY March l.. 1905.
HER CHILDREN
PiLRGt. TNt/ MANNING IN fond re-
aunt INEZ MANNING PIERCE who passed
away nine wears aso today. Marcn II,
Evening star., 1943-03-17

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HtRRERI ADA. In sad

mcm0ry of nv dear mother. ADA HER
BERT beloved mother Of hirs Harry Beach
Who depaTted this life three years ago to
day, March Il, 1870
Again fhe month OF March is here.
The saddes' month Of all the wear;
For 1ust three wears ago today
Ny dear mother passed away
NEE LONLNCi DAUGHTER. Ollie
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GROWN. AIR0<Ic, t,ek>o\

ENVN-E' FIhWNEIF : ~ k~WN- D.
r#r-'a 'h'S .le oo N7uGaE March ID.
Ec.ur illness NFRO.IcA .ACnStjE
BROWN. beloved pItc of HeGrara b.una.
devoted SISTER of Mrs Holru C0u.c. .4r-
MI Mar,ha Game. joseph and yo.uay
Fan,rai Thursday. Mach 1>. ar fn am. ..
rom WoCLMUGt tNa "a na.n CsurrH
jn.elment church eomst.G,. A..a.-e-
uen.s by Barbour Bro.
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o.RRI}N. WatRICr ANTHONY

r1lo@y .oaElLH Of 4s.a fo.6 pl F.crt
,2...a loog o.,.o..g o' .-o ...e Dam. } a1d
a. at. "-.au }. oH.aa and Mrs Nell.e
i..sr. .aw rnauaru. rvona.e fu-
Hs.r. .u:, nu T....c+- ttstga l- 2. q
'ia f.rn. ClgrD. Mount
NJ "" ~ m'ctment
OVTN. fEt ~. C4 T.rrar March
.' i"t. f-rr.". W -'n. f..E.-.rrv
...H.... .aTL N OWES. beloved u-ls-
r... .. .rv Rad. -t' C-'g and brother
r. --.rt- Ia.- rHu ter.ma oven. Ms
-F g.Hr"aI.. N'. Edna Parl@h aud
'...H Brewer
f m.v ra. ~ r.. ta.c residence.
t'H. ... Chew t"a.l. Md. where
....r.. a.- FL. held nr TnHr>d.s. March
u.s. au Eo..-ac. ard friends Iu-
F.. 't" e.' ST. Johns Cou,lpTy
Evening star., 1943-03-17

49, hIELhbtki NJ Ehbt al,a ID so ,, bdl loving re-
Of GeorRe A Herbert who departed this
life three years ago today. March -, 1880
Never shall We cease 20 love YOU
Never shall your memory fade
The sweetest love forever lineers
In otr hears for you today
Hep LI-SR Avn l,EDPGE
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urfirRPoN. Hr<J,Nr< nAIqfr

Tuesday March %. rt1. r.. r.r-r.
sI& 'G$s2 wAl FgR G.zr- GH.Fzrr-rsaao~ a.a.s9 ' .s- &
Service. e.. III. s. p Hl.. 90 ...s.s'
tome .t"] itA 81. NV. oa E.-.s " .rl
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FOWLER, ANNA
GRIYNIiI. IAFuN hNGIANn

W1qn2sday> Wa y, Ma,s4 :, =. ae rore.
snd dsus5Ier. O.. he .5.s 1ann q. I'D
mans reztine a. ne C7lonla. funeral home
Funeral services a. Chrr episcopal
Church RoCky. Nd. F-@aR- ,.al,h 9,
2 $50 pm. ln.crmeu Rockville Jrton
(rmeterN-
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~ ~ - - - ~ n ." "F0-
..fEr .tE"'>E gEAID beloved caugh-
.. ..a Ds.H.. ~. .Eu EaIE d
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JEFFBIES. MARIE V In SAD snd loving
memory Of my dearly beloved deughter
MARIE JEFFRIES. who left us one year
aeo today, March l.. l94".
And while she lies IN peaceful sleep
Her memory We viii always keep.
MOTIJEI2 pTANsVr
Evening star., 1943-03-17

DUNCAN, ALFRED. Suaacu.y on Taes-
beloved son OF Mr-- Nellie Drm00a. Otaer
relatives and TRENDS also SuFylVo ban
Notice O. funeral .ate. AlfJu-emeUt5
by ". Ernest Jarvis.
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Dratf1s

FRI tnI. tHtkLt> II on r.c.aav.
N1Tgh go W. ~ ~ ~ 2ls hong rce.. Der
i. ed husband q, Helen y 'B5ta' Bseaay 's
Funeral services AT Tie Rrfnc>aa- -CNeyv
Chase funeral home of Wm Reuben Pun
leImen' Arlnr-ou National Ccmotcsv. is
RRookS. >lINE~1TE '. on Sunday.
frTch 70, E4t.. a. hg- residence .nf3.
On st. n.w SYLVESTER ] BROO1s H.
leaves 3 V-r. Catherine RgoaE. ,H-.sa
sor. EardoIrh : Forrr aua s., *
Z BrooEs ono CaH2ht~, Nc~u..c.,
Rock Coouus Ole brother Ceo.-. E.eas.
tlVrs and I0rncs
fauora. service. tm..aav NrrCa IS 2,
pnr S.fH.r onr... aon'. .n Il
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tltHlN, WILLIAM ). ~ N Won
fit 6@E1 M5f~4 T.. .e H. H. n '.r Ns.. sos
81 bcio}ru HUSBAND @. anna E0uerta
th4chiy 'neo MlAsa o". .a-ust Of Mr..
". ana Alosr ii BHgas
Services d. Ch#9.c.s luu,ra. home.
J 800 Chapu So. n4 oa FRIDAY. Nst.sh
-. Al II am L.'c.mea' Ar.u-fou MAJ
NoNa. Ccm.LrIN
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nUNkEL, JOHN 4 on Wednesday
North Casoigaa ase Sc John 4 DUNKEL.
beloved husband Of Emma 3 Duake'
Services a. Chambers funeral homo. -
11th ST. Sc On Friday. March -. ar $50
7 n Relatives ana friends IuEreo IN
terment IN North WASHINGTON Memorial
PARK
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
Special Services
Al +Nazarine
Church

Sunday is to be special day at
the FL Centre Church of the MAJ
arene with Children'S day eserviseS
in the morning and in the even
ing, a sermon by the Rev Mr.. Har-
old Stanfield, former pastor of the
church.
Church school will meet at 945
am. with w. l.. SWeeten, newly
elected superintendent, in charge.
Cakes will be given to those who
have made their birthday offer
ingS.
Children's day exercises will be
featured at the IL o'clock hour,
when over 80 Bibles will be awarded
to those whose attendance entities
them to receive the books.
At tbs pm, Tom Roberts, new
president of the N.YP.S.. will give
q program which will include an
outline of future activities. Various
committees for the society were
elected at a meeting of officers
Tuesday evening.
At 8 o'clock the Rev Mr.. Stan
field will give a farewell address
He and Mrs. Stanfield are leaving
shortly for Nicaragua, Central
America, as missionaries under the
general mission board of the church
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
Shower Honors
Mrs. Buckel

HOLTVILI.E. June II Tie Fred
Bucket home in Holtyll4c was the
scene Wednesday of shower hon
Oring Mrs. Ray Bucket
After the gifts were opened, the
guests participated in a game for
which Mrs. Oscar Hill won the
prize, the door prize going to Mrs.
f. Stevens.
Mrs. Dorothy Mcqueen, Mrs. Earl
Gould, hoSteSSeS. served the guests
refreshments which carried out the
color scheme of pink and blue.
Invited guests were: MesdameS
Richard Shank, Ray MagnuS. M.
Marcot, E. Stevens, G.. G.. Powell,
ID. B. Smith, O. L. Hill, William
SAKE of Ell Centre; MesdamcS Cal
vim PortWood E. J. See. Hardy
Odell, Edwin Nelson, Joe Kemp, Ar
thur Gould, George Perry, Basil
Spear, l.. c. Brodie, Fred Bucket,
the Misses Anna Belle Brodie, Lin
nic Slaton of Holtvillc; Mrs. Charles
Mckecn of Long Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
Surprise Shower
Thursday Nigh+

In connection with the White
Cross meeting Of The Baptist Wom-
ems Union Thursday night in the
First Baptist church, The group also
had Il surprise shower for Mrs Jim
Huntley.
The guest Of honor received many
attractive gifts from the 40 guests
attending.
Games and refreshments were
featured after the shower which
followed the meeting.
For The meeting. presided over by
Mrs Ross Paddock, Mrs T. A. Nc
Chri5ty conducted The devotional
service and Mrs. f. l.. Bennett re-
ported on the recent house party
Members of the two World Wide
Guild chapters attended also.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
Janet Lyt|e Heard Thursday
In Brilliant Violin Recital

T ful tone production, warm, true
tone which is exceptionally fine.
She plays with dignity and poise
worthy of a more mature artist,
and with a sympathetic interpreta-
ton which adds to the pleasure of
her listeners.
The recital opened with the beau
tiful Handel Largo, played by
the choir after which Janet'S first
group was presented: "Andante
Grazioso' Haydn, Hungarian
Dance No s. (Brahms), and Lie
beleid" (KreisleD, numbers we'll
chosen to permit her to display her
technique and interpretative powers
Phyllis Lytle followed with two
flute numbers, Spanish Dance
tMoszkSHSkn and "Iiebestraume'
LiszU, after which Janet played
the Schubert "Sonatien'.
Another number by the violin
choir, Miniature Symphony" (de
LamateD, followed by Janets last
group, the TSchaikoWsky "Hunores-
que" and the Debussy "Reverie".
Mrs. North played all the accom-
PAYMENTS.
After the recital punch was serv-
ed and a pleasant social hour en-
joyed.
Saturday evening, O'Clock in the
Junior college auditorium. the last
recital by students from the North
studio will take place: that by high
school students.
The violin choir will be featured
and those students who will appear
on the program are: Carroll Miller
Carol Martin, Janet and Phyllis
Lytle, Helen Frances Maynard
Wilma Jean bakey
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
Church Schoo!
Successful

With Fridays session, the first
acek in The tWo-Week vacation BIZ
L! zchGol came to a successful close
wit. 4 registered attendance Of
some q.
This years school is accomplish
ing a considerable amount Of work,
with no recess time, and less time
fer play, officers said.
Sessions will be resumed Mon
day, the various age groups meet
ire n the chGrches assigned tC
them East Fl Centros school will
start rlolday also in the Second
Baptist church.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
Missionary Group
Has Me Getting
On Thursday

First meeting of the new church
s'ear of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
Sionary society of the Ell Centre
Church of the Nazarene took place
Thursday evening in the church
with the president, Mrs. r. c.
Rogers, presiding, Mrs. j. M. Gauze
leading the devotions.
After the business session, reports
were heard of the WINS. sec
ton OF the Southern California Dis
trict assembly held recently in Pas
adena.
The Rev. Mr.. Harold w. Stanfield
former pastor of the church who
for the past four years has been at
Hemet, spoke on his preparations
for missionary work. The Rev. Mr
Stanfield and Mrs. Stanfield will
leave about July |, going first to
Mexico City and from there to Mic
aragua TO serve as missionaries.
Mrs. A. ID. Mahaffey gave the
study lesson on the life of Ida
Veig, outstanding missionary to
China for many years.
Mrs r. H. Baxter was reelected
secretary of the Prayer and Fasting
League and Mrs. Adds Barnett,
secretary of the missionary paper,
THE Other Sheep"
Those attending were the Rev,
MIR. Stanfield. Mrs. Stanfield, Mrs.
Sally Schumm, Dorothy and Jca-
nette Schumm, Mr. and Mrs r.. K.
Preece, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Keat-
ing. ST.. Mesdamcs Roy H. Womack,
f. H. Kirby, Vinson Brown, Scott
Stanley, J. A. Jones, Maurice
Graves, Lloyd Pickle, C. L. Strain,
Harry Forbey, A. d. Mahaffey, j.
M. Gauze, Eta McCarty, w. l..
Sweeten, r. c. Rogers.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
CALENDAR

FRIDAY
SngnaI chapter, No. 276, O,E.S.,
csc, J. 4. SurnS ranch.
Painters, 1880, Labor temple.
Cub Pack, No, IFS, 7:S0, scout hut.
First Aid class, 1880, Wilson
school.
Reid recital, 6, &c. auditorium.
ScrVicemen' dance, 3, Mayan no
tel.
SATURDAY
Hay ride, 7:3C, Methodist social
hail.
North recital, 8, J.C. auditorium,
SUNDAY
Sunday servirCS, churches,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
lmperial Valley Press

Establichcd April 70, lo0l
Pul lishcd evenings "sCopt S"'lrd9V
and Sunday, in combination with ihc
Sunday POST-nRl;SS. bv The Impcudl
Valley Publishing Company. 625 state
St, I'll Centre, Calf.
Paul Jenkins Publisher
and President.
A &. Johnston, Vice President and Nd
vcrtising Manager; Catherine NJ. Jen-
kinS. Secretary.
Member United Press, California News
paPor Publishers Assn, WeSt-Holliday
Co. Inc, national representatives.
Rate. Gncludug Sunday Post-Pressl:
Single copy. Sc. carrier paid-in-ad-
vance month. S1OO. 3 months.
Sg =. & months. s. 25. year. $1,000
BY Mail. | month. 81 co. months
81. 50. t1ouths. 81 80. I ycar, $500.
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
81 ERSEfNE JOHNSON

A tWo-year sit-doWn strike
against rubber chins, wheel chairs
and wigs cost Martha Scott $780,
coo but she says it was worth it,
Martha, the farmers daughter
from Gees Greek, Missouri, has
won her battle against Hollywood's
near-sighted casting methods and
celluloid senility. Next time you
see her on the screen she will be
dripping glamor in a new filmusi-
cal, Hi Diddle diddle."
1T was worth it." says Martha,
because every time a producer or
director came across an old bag in
script they Immediately thought OF
me. Why. I was getting love let
ters from 85-year-olds I was typ
ed as the country village maid who
wor1d up in a Wheelchair."
But what really turned the trick,
she says, was a fan letter which ar
rived in the mail shortly after she
played Fredric March's wife two
years ago i'm "Cne Foot in Heaven" ."
The letter was from lady who
wrote:
You are an inspiration to me
making a success of yourself so late
in life. I'm so, too
That did It. said Martha THAT
DID IT. I sWore I'd play no more
old bags I was fed up.
BACK TO BROADWAY
She wasn't kidding either, as any
producer in Hollywood will tell you.
For two years she was offered roles
of sweet little things who rolled out,
at 20 or 80, in a wheel chair in
the final reel. Two hundred thou
sand dollars worth of senility. Mar
tha turned them all down and re-
turned TO New york. where Holly
wood had discovered her as Emily
in Our Town.
She temporarily succumbed to an
cldSter role in Il HfoadWa" pin.
'J ue WtiiH@ ana :. anG thru came
lack to Hollywood more convinced
than ever that she'd never accept
another old bag
And then it happened.
There was a party and she was
introduced to Producer Andrew
Stone. YOU are Martha Scott?"
said the confused producer, obsery-
ing a very attractive young lady in
a smart evening gown. Where's S
your wheel chair?' asked Stone.
After the first shock, Stone said
he was preparing a filmusical for
United Artists, Hi Diddle Diddle.'
Would Martha like to play the fem
mime lead? It was about a girl and
a sailor and their hectic efforts to
get married, despite shore leave.
Lots of laughs and smart clothes.
Would she like the role? Would
she? Martha Scott accepted on the
spot
The role is stepping stone, u
she says, ito what I'd really like to
dc-and that's comedy. Situation
comedies like Carole Lombard and
Irene Dunno used to do. think
I got a bad break when I was NOM
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
PROVIDE RAMADAS

Fathers of Fighters, Calipatria
Fort No. q, are providing ramadas
for the Scrvicemen at the nearby
army camp so that the men may eat
their meals under the shade, well
come service during the summer
days. Showers have also been in
stalled for the men who up to this
time have been working under field
conditions with no provisions for
the comforts found in permanent
camps. Fathers of Fighters can
vassed the city for supplies, all of
which we're donated by Calipatria
residents or firEG.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
Boy Scouts Have
0veTniqhf Outing

Wolf patrol of scout Troop n.
recently had an overnight outing
to Five Rock9 where the Scouts
passed various tests for Scouting
Those participating in the camp
ing expedition were: Blll Sessions.
luniur officer, Bob Sessions, patrol
leader. and Wally $irassburg, Bill
Hawkins. Bob Lunder Dave Cod
dard is SCoutluaSter.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-11
Visiting Pastor
Tc Give Sermon

IN the absence of Dr., George w.
Thomas, pastor Of the First PreSby-
terian church. Or. Harry Noble
Wilson of Los Angeles will occupy
the pulpit Sunday at the church
morning service.
DR.. Thomas is III in Los An
geles hospital.
The date Of The congregational
meeting called for this Sunday has
been postponed until Sunday June
c7, at the morning service.