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Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09

ALLIED II L A ID @ u A r T E. r S,
Algiers, Nov. 9. tUP)-Flying Fort
reSses destroyed or damaged severe
" every building at the Fiat ball
bearing works at Turin third most
important in enemy Europe, yes
terday and photographs revealed
that the plant was knocked com
pletely out of business for a con-
siderable period it was announced
today.
The Fiat aircraft engine works
and motor car plant and railway
repair shops adjacent to the ball
soaring works also were damaged.
Smoke mushrooming up from the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE
AND NOTICE OF INTENDED
TRANSFER or LICENSE FOR
THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC
nGNERA ACES

BEVERAGES.
Notice is hereby given pursuant
to the provisions of Section 3440
of the Ciyi! Code and Section To
of the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Act of the State of California, that
BESSIE l.. PHILLIPS, intends to
sell to J. +. SLOVAK all that cer-
tain personal property consisting
generally of Cafe Business, fixtures,
stock in trade and good will and
to transfer to said person ts) Beer
and Wine license Number A-12958F)
of cafe business, known as JIM'S
PLACE belonging to said Bessie l..
Phillips and located at 459 Main
Street, City Of FL Centre, County of
Imperial, State of California. and
that the purchase price thereof will
be paid, on Friday, the twelfth day
of November, 1943, or at a reason-
able time after the license (s) have
been issued in the name of the
transferee at Pioneer Title Insur-
ance and Trust Company, 628. Main
Street, City Of Ell Centre County OF
Imperial, State of California, at
10 o'clock am, The amount of the
intended consideration for the H.
cenSc. is $4,000. That the address
of said vendor and licensec is $50
Main Street, City of Ell Centre,
County OF Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, and the address of said
vendce and transferee is 459 Main
Street, City of Ell Centre, County
OF Imperial, State Of California.
Dated November 3, 1943.
BESSIE l.. PHILLIPS.
Vendor and Licensee
~ and
j. F. SLOVAK.
Vendee and Transferee.
(No. 00) mo,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09

If we believe in free enterprise we be-
lieve in the profit system. There are two
enemies of profit, the Socialist, who
would have the state make the invest
ments necessary to keep the economic
machine running, and the monoist, who
would prevent any but himself from oper-
ating at profit.-Senator Joseph c.
O'Mahoney of Wyoming.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
Editorials and Comment

of fighting, exploring, administering
and expanding
1t is proud, rugged branch of the ser
vice which can be depended upon to
always safeguard the interests of the
United States of America and our allies.
On land, sea and in the air. the marine
can be likened to the famous bulldog
mascot of the Corps: gentleman when
treated we'll, terror when aroused.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
RETURN SAFELY

All Fortresses and Lightninss re
turned safely from the raid, the
first from Mediterranean bases on
Turin.
Every building was damaged by
direct hits or near misses IN one
of the most successful raids by the
northwest Africa air forces.
(Thc Bern radio, heard by CHS,
said an official announcement is
sued in Rome acknowledged heavy
material damage in Turin and said
there were q considerable number
of casualties. The planes attacked
in waves of so, the broadcast SaidD
The American formations met no
enemy fighters and only a few
bursts of anti-aircraft fire.
The Fiat plant produced a sub
stantial proportion of the bearings
needed by The Nazi war machine for
tanks, planes and artillery, espe-
cially since the destruction of the
big German ball bearing plants at
Schweinfurt by British-based Amer
lean bombers.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
DISCOVERY 1ssS's 1ssS's cOLDs'RELIEF

lnome medicated mutton suet)-which
GRANDMA used Tor cougbing-nasal con-
gestion, muscle aches of colds~taacbn,
modern mothers to follow her eramnIc
SO their families get relief from those
colds miseries with Penetro. the saivc
with modern medication in q base con.
tanning old fashioned mutton snet, o5c
double supply Doe. Demand Penetro.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

1t is the only place in the world where
you can stand in mud up to your knees
and get dust in your eyes.-Air Force
Lieut.-Col. Orin H. Rigley, back from
South Pacific
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09

If we must live in psychology of con-
slant preparation for war, what we call
democracy will inevitably have to give
way to dictatorship in some form.-Pres-
ident Harold w. Dodds Of Princeton L.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
CUT PRODUCTION

The destruction OF the SchWein-
furt and probably the Turin plants
was expected to cut seriously into
German arms production at time
when the German army was strain
ing to counter Allied offensiyeS
from both the south and east and
preparing to meet an invasion from
the west.
The FortresSeS also caused con-
siderable damage to railway repair
shops adjacent to the fiat plant and
to have suffered internal blast dam
age.
Night bomberS Of the northwest
African air forces last night at
tackled a railway bridge south Of
GrOsseto, 80 miles north of Rome,
and Sunday night raidcd Durazzo
Harbor, Albania, where they touch
ed off a large explosion with a
direct hit in the warehouse area.
Cnc enemy plane was shot down
during all operations, and all Al
lied planes returned safely TO their
bases.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-09
H4uliun Bearing
Plun% HurdHit

bombed northern Italy industrial
center could be seen for 80 miles
the u. S. air forces announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

sis be caused by anything. by
sirplane diving where q per-
son is under great strain
T. Y.
Ain the hrst place, what
bono In supposed to have tuber-
cuIosis I presume frosn the
tone OF your questions that 10
Affects the spine whore the
process may get into the nerves
Or spinal cord and cause
paralysis. Cure In possible In
early cases. The symptoms Of
the early cases are pain, hold
ing the back In . rigid way.
disinclination to stoop over and
pick things of the floor, fever
and pallor. know Of no In
stances whore paralysis re-
suited from sirplaae diving "
the pilot WAS healthy to begin
with.
Q-Is II likely for person
70 have spinal meningitis the
second time? b b.
A-Ne. Aeaisgeeeeei and
pneumococcic meningitis abso-
iuteIy protect from . second
attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

fUPS m de OF artificial
" glass" a perfectly trans
parent "acrylate plastic" might
greatly aid disabled soldiers
and workers sustaining bone
and joint injuries. IL is sug-
gested by a scientific report re-
ceiVed today.
In what is known as "osteo-
srthritis," form Of progressive
degenerative arthritis of the
bones of the Joints, extreme
pain and disability might re-
suit. II is 10 relieve such cases
that new kind Of plastic sur
gerry has been developed and
tested recently.
DR.. Paul n. Harmon OF the
Robert Packer n ospit ia in
Sayre. Pa, devised the use Of
cups made of transparent
plastic for enabling the dis
eased points 10 move with
greater comfort.
He selected one OF the plastics
Of the "methyl methscrylste'
type, commonly known as "plex-
iglss," tough. resistant TO chem
icsl damage and amazingly
transparent 10 light.
This material. of which lenses.
windows and other transparent
parts OF airplsnes and other war
mechanisms are made. allows
X-rays also to go through 1t.
THUS. when the srthritic bone
l. is scraped and cleaned Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
MARCH OF EVENTS
r. By BENJAMIN DE CASSERES

me which I. OF course, never
had II would be Just as absurd
for me 10 say that the New
Deal was responsible for mil
lions on the dole. back skinning
taxes and wsT.
The outstanding characteristic
that you will find in almost all
liberals" (mainl~ camouflsged
vodkaites and Fsscists) is ele-
phsniiasis Of the tear ducts and
arterio-sclerosis OF the mental
processes.
ONE OF the most specious lines
" IN the Atlantic charter is
that which pledges the United
Nations 10 respect the rights of
all people 10 choose the form Of
government under which they
will live"
Just think that over, folks On
the face Of il, At is o. X. But
suppose the Germans choose to
go back TO naZism they once
voted for it, with another Hitler
for ruler? Suppose the Italians
choose 10 go back 10 faScism
with another and stronger
Mussolini in order 10 get back
Libya and Ethiopia Suppose
France sets up, by popular vote.
a communistic state and lines
up with red Russia?
And suppose Japan doesn't
want any of our democracy and
wants which she undoubtedly
will when she washes the blood
out of her eyes and throat a
powerful. aggressive militaris-
tic regime?
You see. the Atlantic Charter
IS a product of those mush-
molly mentalities that also gave
us the -four freedoms II takes
for granted that all the peoples
of the world believe that the
l.. S. A. and England are the
way, the truth and the life. po-
litically and socially speaking.
THERE is a total absence OF
Il realistic thinking-s total
absence of knowledge of the
psychology and history of the
peoples of the earth. 1t closes
its eyes TO the fact that all the
peoples Of Asia, with Germany
and Russia in Europe, including
the majority of the Balkanese
and Italians, are goose-step-
minded-and like il! In a word.
they don't want the right 10
choose" They want 70 be told.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

Distributed by King Features synd Inc
When 4 COME home. f'H tfLng
my precious dreams
And you AID I 10iti take them
Ohe by one
And blend them lOith the beaAtg
Of the hills,
The song of birds, the larasss
Of the sun,
Then RI forget the horrors I
have knOWR
Ia this fom place where death
alone holds swoy,
And you OiH teach my an
gHished heart to sag
A song of hope, SOheH I come
home some day.
Martin +. Owens.
The foregoing is from When
] Come Home my favorite
among the poems written dur
ing this war. / wish every
woman who has a sweetheart or
husband i'm the armed forces
could read il. l usually only
run eight lines or less OF poetry
but think / will break the rule
and give you another verse Of
this appealing poem:
Cling to your dreams, for peace
te,H come oGGtr,
In shining robes across the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

months I remember things
shout the trip and also recall
things about the neighbOrhOOd
In which we stayed In London.
@ Name the best brother
act of vaudeville Of the yester-
year?
A-That would be the Russell
Brothers.
DERT ROSE. Owner Of ths
I'D remarkable canine named
Boots" who can add, divide,
multiply and understands Eng
lish and French. II is claimed
that Boots" who is from Eng
land. is the smartest dog in the
world. He is a smart pup but
not quite as smart as some dogs
they have in Hollywood. And
none of the dogs they have in
Hollywood now are as smart as
Strongheart was. Haven't for
gotten Strongheart, have youT
Gertrude Lawrence. Brilliant
light Coincidence. First time L
saw her was in Charlot'S revue
when she sang "Limehouse
Blues. " That doesn't seem like
20 years ago, but il was.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

Brooklyn still in the National
League Bill Terry.
Lsssie, the dog star tof the
film by that nagne at the Music
Hau), is a hin---real name is
Pal. The owner sold him for
$40 After seeing the pre-
view in Hwood he came out
muttering:
i've thrown away q for
tune
Carlo has given i'm 10 Ernest
PascaPs pleading TO go TO Lon
don and star in Shaws "St.
Joan" She goes in early
spring.
NEW YORK Novelette, (By
~ Staff Sgt. w. MackelIarl:
How long ago il was / held
your hand--and talked of fool
ish things-and slipped the wine
-. How light our hearts were
then. and oh how grand-to
Know that L was YOURS and YOU
were mine The last night
that we shared-do you recall?
The lake in Central Park and
how the spires played with
the moon like some great sill
Yer ball while April winds
rehearsed for summer choirs?
Here In this alien land that
cannot know-the scent of
strong. young cities after rain
/ watch the shadows as
they weave and fiow-into a
sea OF darkness over the plain
And just the moon knee
deep where clouds break high
can see my smile as you pass
softly by.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
One Word Led to Another
By ARTHUR "BUGS" BAER-

SIicker Passes On, 90 and Plenty WelIHeeIed
slicker shuffed off the mortal coil last week at the
overrpe age of 98 1t shuttle he couldn't rifle
himself
knew him 35 years He toiled not But ne did spin.
A put and-take top.
He took with the old puts ndtaker when /
in Texas with the New York Giants quarter of century
ago That small potatoes for him. because he the
fellow who thought up the racket of predatng check
and making it promissory note.
&c. in all his career, he passed bad check.
What you or the bank took from him note A
promise to pay that never turned purple the
During real estate boom he sponsored beautiful
set of bueprDts and architectural dreamups that looked
exquisite paper. He advertised in various culpabe
magazines. The name Of his development Picture
City.
He took the doube-yokels for two million wsffes.
And when the constabulay for him they had nothing
on him than Lady Godiva had on herself
He hadn't lied about Picture City. That's all it
pretty picture.
should wind up the orthodox way by pointing out
that the old slcker died busted steamboat boiler
the old Ohio But he didn't.
They found million in his grouch-bsg. He it
around his because he knew nobody got rich
with another man counting his money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
POLITICALPARADE
BY GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN

the existing law contains a pro-
vision for the counting of the
ballots by the date of the hold
ing of the election, except as
provided otherwise by state law,
which is designed TO obviate the
possibility of the absentee vote
delaying the final count. so
that the election Of president,
for examle, might be in doubt
for q long time.
nNE factor in the absentee
" voting by servicemen and
women is of deep concern 10 the
Republican party. 1t would be
useless to blink il.
The New Deal party-some-
times fatuously referred to as
the Democratic party-controls
absolutely every avenue of
propaganda and censorship.
That the New Deal would not
and does hesitate TO use
the vast machinery of federal
bureaucratic agencies for the
political vantag of that
party, already has been demon
strated in some of the con-
gressional exposures of the
Office of War Information.
When this amendment comes
up for consideration, Republi-
cans in Congress will want to
include some safeguards, some
provisions that will give the
"out" party at least a few of
the advantages in contracting
absentee voters that are now
monopolized by the party that
is lin"
The Republicans, indeed, may
even want, for example, TO send
Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce on q
trip TO Australia in military
plane, and with military escort,
such as Mrs. Roosevelt recently
enjoyed at public expense. These
privileges, they argue, ought TO
be evened up in a campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

THE voting for President, SEN
Il ators. representatives and
state officers. by the armed
forces, men and women, scat
tered all over the world, will
constitute next year probably
the most serious election prob
lem in the history Of the United
States.
These various elections. state
and federal. well may be decided
by the soldier vote" and yet
admittedly the conditions under
which the voting will take place,
and the ballots sent back to this
country and counted. are so
complicated and difficult as AL
most 10 defy solution.
But there are many who, off
the record" deplore the political
necessity Of voting for law
under which the control of the
government may be determined
through carelessness-or even
fraud.
CONGRESS will carefully
~ scrutiniZe the proposed
amendment TO the existing stat
ute which has been offered by
Senators Green of Rhode Island
Lucas of Illinois i'm the Senate.
and Representative Worley of
Texas in the House. All three
are Democrats.
Interestingly ough. Mr..
Worley halls from a poll tax
state" and the proposed amend
ment provides that no payment
of a poll tax shall be required
as condition TO voting for
electors for president or vice
president. or for senator or
member Of the House of Repre-
Sentatives.
That provision obviously is OF
doubtful constitutionality. II
enacted into law it would. by
federal statute, nullify that pro-
NiSiOi vi titC WnlIfI
at the present time fixes the
qualifications of voters on an
undisputed basis of state rights.
HERE Is an opening for
IL sharp conflict with an act
of Congress and fhe power of
q local election board.
All the ballots cast by alb
sentee servicemen and women
are 10 be transmitted eventually
ito the appropriate election Of
ficials of the district, precinct,
or county or other voting unit
of the voters residence"
This means that in the last
analysis each ballot will be sub
lected TO scrutiny by the local
election board and may he
counted or thrown out. in the
discretion of that board.
The proposed amendment 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Connolly Answers

la Nitro glycerin for dyna-
mite; (b) golf club: Cc)
strings for musical instru-
ments.
Pa Thomas jefferson: Oh
Benjamin Franklin. tc) John
Hancock.
3-(aJ Shrew; tbl Robinson;
(cl prejudice
IA Cut crosswise INTO fillets
Oh two halves; (c) breast
first.
5-ts) Maine, o. Medina,
Arabia. lc) Oberammergau.
Sal Distillstion of turpen-
tine; (b) fruit Of the black
thorn: tcD perennial plant.
Copyright. 1913, BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
II. ". DURLING
ON THE SIDE
Distributed by King Features syud, Ins.

Distributed by King Features syud., lac
eastern sky
The iCOrld lgN nGtch the rcd
deRing Of a damn
When fate reprteUes the millions
marked to death
When Satan. l0earied Of has
hBma of hate.
Calls back 10 he'll the bestiol
sons Of Cam;
When justice wolks uneh0i-
Ien0ed on the earth,
God lOilling, sioeetheort, I'll
come home again.
QUERIES from clients. @
VI have bet the sergeant
carton of cigarets that you
were born i'm Brooklyn. He
says you were born in New
York City.
Always he careful when
you bet q sergeant. They are
usually sure thing bettOrs. You
-Iese-I was bora In Ae.r York
City.
q How far back in your life
can you distinctly remember?
Al can remember things
that happened when 1 was 3
years old. Reason i can check
on this IL because when 1 was
that age my mother took me to
London where we stayed six
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

hand. The theory never had q
chance TO work as Robinson
proved so good that he was
moved up to doing professional
sports. He became one OF the
best sports writer's in the big
town.
Robbie" could not resist the
temptation to make high drama
out of every sports event. A
big football game was his spe-
cial dish as that sport was corr
sidered nothing but drama IN
those days, and he could write
about long runs and last minute
touchdowns at the very top Of
his voice as the saying Is. He
turned out some classics in that
department.
When World War came on.
Robbie" joined up, got lieu
tenants commission and went
TO France. L think he was with
the 2Sth Division. He was
badly wounded in both legs dur
ing the Argonne-Meuse drive
and spent literally years in hos
pitfalls after the war, undergoing
numerous operations. His legs
were never fully repaired.
ONE day he pulled out for the
" Pacific Coast and set up at
Santa Monica with Pierre CO.
losse. the old Belgian wrestler.
as his cook and he lived there
for years devoting himself to
such serious writing as librettos
for operate scores. One OF his
efforts was presented in the
Hollywood Bowl and attracted
much favorable comment.
His next move was TO ANA
dor. a small California town,
which boasts of a newspaper
called The Dispatch, and there
l find Robbie" back in the
newspaper game turning out a
weekly column under the rather
pretentious title Your Town.
Our Country, the World" which
strikes me as one of the best
reflections of an American COM
munity in wartime that l have
yet encountered.
LIE FREQUENTLY wrestles
H with large subjects in con-
nection with the war, and with
the intelligence and understand
ing of a man who has b e n
through il all. But / like best
his small talk and local news
comment. as for instance:
AT last reports Joe Valvo
had received LA letters and
post cards from Amador lads In
the service. He's answered every
one Of them. Joe devotes the
time on his night-wa tch Job as
an air raid warden to his cor
respOndence. Every time Joe
gives us a h haircut we come
away with the feeling that the
war - In case the Allied high
command lets US down--will be
won I'm Joe's barber shop"
And Robbie" has mellowed
since Scholastic Splutters."
There is no acid in his column.
Copyright. 1s4s. by King Features
Distributed BY International News Serves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

WEARS ago, Eddie Curley,
sports editor Of the New
York American, seeking a local
feature that might interest
different audience from the
more professional followers OF
MS pages, took fancy TO GER
tain voluntary contributions on
high school news from kid still
in the halls of learning, as the
saying is.
Out of this came a little col
umn in Eddie's pages entitled
Scholastic Splutters" which
was well written and newsy and
which attracted attention among
the school youth of New York
far beyond Eddie's fondest ex-
pectations, though il was not
long before he realized that
much OF the interest was due 10
the fact that the column often
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

THE oblique way that the
vodka and -borsch party-line
crowd IN the L. s. A. has of
smearing the past history of
America rs 10 make capitalism
responsible for all our ills. For
instance, IN q recent radio ad-
dress a MI. William &. Herman
dwelt particularly on the de-
preston that began in 1929 as
one Of the proofs of the failure
of capitalism.
He neglected 10 tell us that
that depression was worldwide
and was not applicable alone TO
our economic system. He also
failed 10 tell US that after six
years Of the New Deal 1892
there were approximately 20
million persons on federal, state
and municipal relief"
To show the real color Of the
hide Of these liberals" IN at
lacking me he makes this pre-
poSterouS statement
III. therefore, understand
Mr.. DeCasseres Alright he wants
the American people 10 cheer
for depression and unemploy-
ment and for the suicides,
broken h es, Illustrations,
crimes and misery that came
out Of H. All of this II certainly
part Of the old deal for which
he asks US To cheer"
NOTE the sly way that that
~ inhuman statement is at
tributed 10 me--"If l under
stand Mr.. DeCasSeres Alright. u
OF course, he knows ne doesn't
understand" me Alright. II is
only a little trick Mr.. Herman
has Of attributing sentiments 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
TODAY IN SCIENCE
By GOBIND BEHARI LAL-

dead and obstructive tissue and
mineral deposits, plastic cup
is mounted in. so that the Joint
can become properly active.
Previously surgeons had used
a number of metals. The latest
survey of the results of opera
tons on the hip joint. finger
and other human body joints,
according 10 DR.. Harmon. are
very encouraging. In half the
cases Of hip joint degenerative
arthritis very considerable re-
lief from pain was provided.
X-rsy studies can be made OF
the cup from time TO time. This
is great improvement over
the metal cups which prevent
such X-ray examination.
AMONG the conditions which
"A appear 10 lead 10 this
malady of the bone structures
of the body, DR.. Hartman men
tons childhood diseases and
the diseases and accidents of
adult life.
Persons with obesity and
heart ailments appear TO be
somewhat predisposed to the
bone arthritis.
In the first World War, in
juries in battle caused the dis
eases in fights. Some of DR..
Harmon patients belonged in
this category.