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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-07-28

Smith, Sophie Tucker, Eugene
Palette, M i mi Forsythe,
David Lichine in solid sup
porting roles. It has two of the
top swing bands in the coun-
try, Woody Herman and his
hi-de-ho-ness of swing. Cab
Galloway. 1t has some of the
finest circus acts in the entire
world and it has nine of the
snappiest, gayest tunes a foot
loose jitterbug ever shook a
foot to. Besides all of these at
tributes it has one we give Spe-
cial mention-girls, girls, girls!
Mr.. Stone, who apparently
has his finger strategically
planted on the public pulse has
produced a film that sparkles
with all of the "escapist" fun
ming any audience could pos
sibly desire. With combina-
ton like w. c. Fields, Eugene
Palette and Sophie Tucker Civ
ing out with their inmitable
routines, need we expound?
Unlike the average, or spec
tacle" musical, Sensations"
boasts top notch plot written
by Frederick jackson, writer
of more than score of hit
musical comedies
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-07-28

club swingers, and the Flying
Christians, daring tn m b r S
and teeter-board artists; the
wonder horse, "Starless Night. +"
perform for the blase habitues
of cafe society. The club be-
comes world famous when HUI
bert Castle walks the high wire
across the Royal Gorge in Colo
rado all for sweet publicity's
sake. From that moment Cir
Gus in the Sky" is an established
institution and Powell" a name
to be reckoned with.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-07-28
Far West and North
To Be Location Sites

HOLLYWOOD ir e C t o +
Fred Wilcox journeyed this
week Ito Seattle, Wash, where
he will make his headquarters
while he scouts location sites
throughout the Pacific North
west and Western Canada for
Hold High the Torch" Techni-
color drama with Elizabeth Tay-
lor and Lassie, the collie dog
star.
The picture will mark a re-
union of director, the girl and
the dog, all previously together
in "Lassie Come Home"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-07-28
No Recognition When
"Froxen-Foce" Smiles

HOLLYWOOD - Special
- Whenever Virginia
O'Brien, lovely dead pan"
singer wants to travel in
cOgnito, she merely re-
members to smile. Never a
soul recognizes the famous
frozen-face singer - mot
once in my entire career"
states the Hollywood ac-
tress.
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Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
Try These Sleep
Inducing Tricks
To Cure Insomnia
BY ALICIA HART
NEA staff Writer

Because inefficiency, as we'll as
good looks, suffers when a girl goes
to work heavy-liddtd from lack of
Sleep-production in war plants is
said to go down 20 per cent-here'S
how to step tossing on your pillow,
if you're having that kind of trou-
BILE.
Lie stretched out and relaxed en-
your back and establish a rhythm
for breathing Your rhythm in
blissful sleep would be. if measured
by ticking meter, Ia slow beats per
minute Try to initiate that gentle
heaving while you're Wooing sum-
Eer, and you Il soon pop off.
See that bed clothes are tucked in
loosely enough to keep you foot
free; that blankets are light as air;
that sleeping garments are soft to
the touch and unconfining; that
there's no sag to your mattress. If
yours is tCo soft to give you firm
support, placing a board between
mattress and springs quite often
proves to be helpful remedy.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
NFA Staff Writer

Excess pounds can be removed in
diligently Consult your doctor first.
Eat less of everything. forego second
helpings. Allay hunger pangs with
generous portions of low calorie
foods, such as lettuce. cabbage. car
rots, celery. Avoid in-between-
mean snacking. A mouthful of this
"a taste of that, add up surprising
ly fast-and may prevent your los
ing a pound.
Fats, the high calorie foods, must
be cut down. Two tablespoons day
is your requirement, which probably
means for you less salad dressing,
less butter. less meat fat and fried
food, as well as foods in which fat
is used-frozen desserts, pie-crust,
cakes. etc.
AS your food intake decreases
you run a greater risk of not get
ting adequate amounts of food es-
sentials. For this reason, check your
daily menus with the governments
Basic Food Rules. Avoid those
highly refined foods robbed of vita
Minis and minerals such as sugar
rich dishes. Replace them with fruit
or a molasses- -sweetened dish.
You'll know you're losing sa ely
when the scales show about a two
to three-pound loss a week.
Chopped Peanut Cold Slaw
-Four cups shredded green cab
bage, salt to taste, y cup salted
peanuts, chopped, 2 tablespoons
minced onion, reducing dressing.
Finely shred cabbage. Combine
all ingredients. Toss we'll and serve.
Southern Broiled Grapefruit
Cut grapefruit in half Remove
center core and with sharp knife,
cut between segmentS and men,
branes to loosen the segments. Driz-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
new BOOKS

Fiction-"Mr Angel Comes
Aboard" Charl G.. Booth; Duel
in the Sum-" Niven Busch; EN-
barrassment of Riches" Marjorie
Fischer; Wilderness Trek" Zane
Grey; Limit OF Darkness" Howard
Hunt; "Shore Leave" Frederic
Wakeman; THE Listeners" Herbert
Whiting.
n-Fiction-"The Country Cock
Book Cora, Rose and Bob Brown !;
THE Rest of Your Life Leo
Cherne; Plastic Molding.' D. A.
Dearle; Speaking of Jane Austen -
Sheila Kaye-Smith and G. B. Stern:
Cray Like Fox" S. j. Perelman;
The Time for Decision" Sumner
WelI"s; "WCrld Bible"
Books for Boys and Girls-"Cus-
ter Fighter of the Plains" Doris S.
Garst: "TEunder's Tail" Blanche
Greer Ann Bartlett in the South
Pacific" Elizabeth Lansing, Molly
the Rogue, Mary Walsh
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20

During the evening the members
of the club enjoyed games and
music. Mrs. Beshers opened the
many lovely gifts for her home and
refreshments were served. Miss
Gertrude Sigmon was in charge of
arrangements.
The yellow, blue and white deco
rations were carried out with sun
flowers in yellow vases, yellow can
dies and birthday cake The blue
and white colors were brought out
in the napkins. tablecloth and other
table decorations.
Those present were MesSrs and
MeSdameS, Bill BeSherS, A. b.
Beshers. James Tremble: Mesdames
w. T. Jacobs, V. D. Hertzog, Lloyd
Sigmon, John Seibert Will Won
Fluss, Opal Mckay. Oliver Miller
the Misses Mary Frances Reese.
Gertrude Sigmon, Annie May Sci
bert; and Burke Beshers, Vernon,
Floyd and Charles Sigmon, Carl
Smith, Luther Mathis, and the
guests of honor, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
BesherS.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
New GIamorous
Fashions Demand
Perfect Grcominq
fsv ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

There Is an urgent need ahead
I refer to fashions for fall which
have never b en- within my memory
so beieweied, be-feathered or sc
gIamorouS in such an adult way
to tighten up on good grooming.
If you meet this challenge in your
stride. you'll have to keep your hair
on the up and mp and clench the
Clean-cut lock. Better start primp-
ing.
Nails are going to bc shown up
for what they are by headlight
Iincs. glittcrine bracelets and
twinkling jewels clipped to glove
like sleeves. Better get out your
manicure xii and keep it handy.
Clutt is going to look odd in a
Show-piece handbag. 50 you'd better
get used tc tidying up the Junk pile.
Necklaces are going to outshinc
the chandelier i'm grandmas parlor.
so you'd better start checking up
to see if your reck is salloW or re-
vealS makeup flaws.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
Pre-NuptiaI Party
Given by Son for
Herb w. EaWce++

A pre-nuptial party for H. w
Fawcett. whose marriage to Mrs.
Alice Harrison will take place Sat
urday at ST. Paul'S Episcopal
church, was given Tuesday night by
his son. Bert FaWcett, at the Tropics
in Imperial.
The guosts enjoyed dinner and
presented Mr.. FaWcctt with many
amusing gifts.
Thoce present were the MessrS.
Sterling OsWalt Mark Washburn,
Bill Outlook. Bob Smith. Norman
Deaton, p. L. Moore, Joe Thompson,
H. l.. Laird, George Beshears,
George Watson, Reid Cunningham,
Frank Harvey, Carl Davis, Eddie
Moore. LON Thompson, Harold
Plunkett, Judge Bill Lorenz. Roy
Fawcett and the guest of honor
H. w. Fawcett, and the host, Bert
FaWcett
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
Mrs. J. A. McKeen
Is Honored Guest
At Stork Shower

Friends of Mrs. James A. Nc
Keen gathered at the home of Mrs.
William SAKE Friday night fer a
stork shower, surprising the guest
of honor with many lovely gifts.
Mrs. McKeen, whose husband is
stationed in Louisiana, is the for
mer Dorothy Bucket
During the evening bingo was
played by the guests, with prizes
going to MeSdamfs Morris Marcot,
CarsCn Powell and Max Marcot.
After the guest of honor opened
her presents refreshments we're
served by the hostess
Those present were: Mesdames
Morris MarcOt, Carson Powell, Har-
old Protzman. Max Marcot, Concha
Berriochoa, Marion Higgins. Mar
garet Hood and daughter, 10 Ann:
Fred Bucket, Bernice Stevens, the
guest of honor, Mrs. Dorothy Nc
Keen, and the hostess, Mrs. Will
liam SAKE.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
4-H Clubs Open
Fall PROGRAM

Adapting tie All club program in
Imperial county to the needs of its
members and to the requirement
of the postwar period began We'd
neSday.
I'VE must devote mere time to the
development of character and abil-
itv and also help the girls and boys
to be happy while adjusting them
selves to life during the transition
period between war and peace" As
sictant Farm Advisor II. Lee Ian
derman said Wednesday in dis
cussing the winter plans of the All
clubs.
He anticipated changes in farm
incomes and in tho size of farms in
California and pointed out that the
club members mu;t learn to carry
On their projects and plans with!
these changes in mind. Landerman
also expected that competition will
be er attr as more and more people
go to the farms TO make their
homes.
Il notice that there are a great
many people leaving cities and
towns and going to the country tc
i've Land6 rman declared. They
are buying small home sites and
undoubtedly will farm on a small
scale even though they may have
some other kind CT employment. In
Imperial county this will be
change from the usual We will
have to make our club programs
and plans prepare the youngsters
for that type of farming and farm
life
Details of TIE revamped p rogram
will be made public when COM
plettd, Landerman said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
Engagement Told
Of June Pippin.
Carroll ChiIders

Friends of Miss June Pippin and
Carroll ChilderS will be interested
to learn of the announcement of
their engagement by the bride-to-
les father, Mr.. Bland Pippin of
Modesto. Mr.. ChilderS is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Childers of
Ell Centro
Both attended schools in Ell Gen.
tro, Miss Pippin having graduated
last June. She is now employed by
Southern Pacific. Her fiance is in
his senior year and will finish in
November, when plans will be made
for the wedding.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
Gene House Weds
San Diego Girl
In Yuma Rites

The Yuma Wedding Chapel in
Yuma was the scene of the wedding
of Miss June Mathey of San Diego,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Mathey. and Robert Eugene House.
sen of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Young CT
FL Centre. The ceremony took place
Sunday, Septcn her II.
Mrs. Simon Berriochoa was the
bridesmaid. while Mr. Berriochoa
served as best man. Others attend
ing the wedding were Mrs. j. w.
Young and Mrs. O'iS Houce.
The wedding party returned to
tie Young home fer wedding sup
D r. Additional guests were Mrs.
Tdabcllc Wire. Mr.. and Mrs. Dugan
Bradford. c harlcv Cannluo and
Eddie Palmer Jr The traditional
wedding cake was cut by the bride
and the couple opened many lovely
wedding gifts.
The bridegroom is a graduate OF
Central Union High school. where
he was prominent in activities, in
Guiding that of yell lead'r. He
served six months in the navy.
The couple will make their home
in San Diego, as the bridegroom is
employed at North Island
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
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S1fCES

Ration book ). airplane STAMPS
and 2, good definitely for on'
pair rationed shoes each.
CANNED GOODS
Book 4-Blue A3 to Z8 inclusive
and AS, B5, C5, D5. Els. F5, G5
HIS, is. KS, LIS (each god for 10
points valid indefinitely.
MEAT, BUTTER. CHEESE
Book lied stamps A3 to Z8, AS
B5. C5, D5, Els. F5, G5. inclusive
(each good for 10 points,, valid
indefinitely.
Grease Bonus 49, Butchers will
give 2 red tokens and cents for
every pourd of salvaged kitchen
fats received)
SUGAR
Stamps No. 30, 81, 80 and 33 in
Book No. each valid for five
pounds, expiration date not set
Stamp No. 40. five pounds sugar
for canning, valid throuh Feb. %
1945.
Send spare stamp No. 81 with
application tor additional canning
sugar certificate to your local ra-
tioning board.
GASOLINE
"A" counUu ~ good TIN ough Sep.
81.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
Concert Series
To Be Planned
By Music Club

Plans for the concert series this
year will be made Thursday night
at the meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Imperial Valley Con-
cert Club at the Malcolm Macurda
home, 514 Len Rey.
The Club hopes to present three
concerts this year, according to Mr.
Macurda, and the board will choose
the artists Thursday and tentatively
plan the dates.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20

Casting about for a different kind
Of hair-dC? But can't wear one
slicked back from your brow?
Settle for the her-cut, which
looks youthful and smart on any
girl from Is to go and is anything
but Out because movie stars are
taking it up.
Newest vocate CT this all
around 3la Inch cut is style-wise
Jane Wyman, who says she likes it
because itc easy on the upkeep:
looks flattering under the new fall
hats.
1.-TWO needs to bear in mind when
you elect this gamin style are fire.
gu Mt trims and permanents. For
hair to tilt up and defy the law of
gravity, length must be kept short
and curls must be kept springy.'
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
NELSON PLANS TO LEAVE
CHINA FOR TRIP HOME

CHUNGKING, Sept. 20. cUP) -
Donald M. Nelson, chairman of the
war production board, announced
Wednesday he will return to the
United States shortly to report to
President Roosevelt on his confer
enceS with GcneraliSSimo Chang
Kai-Shek on plans to increase
China's economic and industrial
contribution to the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20

We're interested in what you're
doing. And so are a lot of our
readers. So nj aSe call 300 morn
ingS and tell us about weddings.
showers, parties, acatiOns,
where you spent the week nd.
or who you had over to dinner
the o'hcr night.
MARJORIE II. KINDER.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY

Junior chair, 4 p. M. Methodist
social hall.
Senior choir, 1880, Methodist So
cial hall.
WelI-baby clinic, noon till 3, court
house.
Girl Scouts, 1856 Brighton, 4
p. m.
State guard, 7:3c. stadium.
20-30 Club. 8. California hotel.
Serviccmen's dane $3.50, Vet
Grams hall.
THURSDAY
Rotary Club, IL, Barbara Worth
Hotel.
IATS, 1850. Labor temple.
Gypsum Workers, 1880, Labor tenn
pie.
B.P.O.E., No. 1925, 8, EIks Club.
Jr. TOastmasters, $3.50, California
hotel.
..Potluck dinner. $50, Methodist
social hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20

AS dashing accessory for your
t"'lored suit, double strand choker
of pearls worn above a high-necked
bIouSe Is recommended: for evening
wear your pearls may be fastened
at the back of your neck with a
velvet bow to match your costume :,
your long strand may be looped
twice and ia: tened lapelwise with
your favorite j wei or flower.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20

Be sure to use pressure cooker
for canning all vegetables except
tomatoes. It's the only safe way to
avoid rare but de ably botulinus
poisoning. according to Good House.
keeping Institute. These germs may
he on any non-aCid vegetables you
can.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20

BlOuSCS. col lars and diCkieS
CmerGe snowy white even from the
washbc wi when you dissolve bluing
fIakec with soap suds. Any specially
Soilfd part5 should be rubbed with
thick suds applied with soft brush.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
RED CROSS MOTOR CORPS
TO MEET THURSDAY

Tho mechanics class of the Red
Cross Motor Corps will meet Thurs
day night at 3 p. m. at the Ford
Motor Co Members will receive in
struction which is required by the
CORPS.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
Do Your Reducing With Safety

zle light molasses over all and spriu-
kle very lightly with cinnamon.
Place under broiler and cook about
minutes or until top starts to
brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
t>s".' r""""'. OF Interest to Women
cd BY eIIoyeyK Kinder
Young Neishbors Club Gives
Party for the Earl Beshers

held Monday
psed Mrs Beshcrs
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
WE
the Women
Rv RIrTH MILLETT


In telling men overseas how to
become successful letter writers the
navy bureau of personnel gives a
long list of fubjects that are sure
fire
The list is headed by "love, p"
ended with love" And love is
also stuck in the middle of the list
Just to remind the men that it is
number one in Importance. If the
mon overseas will just take that
to heart-they1l be successful at
Wi ing letters. all right.
Tor though the women back home
want to know as much as will pass
the censor about the experiences
thf ir men are having and their per-
sonal reactions to the War-the
thing they most want tC hear is
that their men still love them and
are anxious to get back to them
If every letter a service man
sends his wife or girl hammers
home that subject his letters will
be read over and over and care
rully saved. And the woman who
loves him will be convinced he
writes the most wonderful letters in
the world
BOYS WANT BILJETS-DOUX
TIE cam, thing is true in reverse,
of course. and any list of topics a
woman might include when writing
TO her man should be headed by
"love"-ended by love" and have
love" in the middle of the list.
Somehow most of the people who
gave advice on letter writing at the
tart Of the war didn't realize that
the only really satisfactory letters
written by men 10 women. and vice
versa. are essentially love letterf
And so those who were separated
by the war W re tod not to dwell on
love or loneliness. but to fill letter
with cheerful, chatty news.
But it was discovered in short CT
der that letters filled with che rful
chatty news don't do much in the
way of morale building. Only the
assurance of love seems capable of
doing that.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
OF PERSONAL
INTEREST

Mrs. Malcolm Macurda and Au-
drey recently enjoyed a vacation I'm
Los Angeles, visiting Mrs. Macur-
da's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C.
Eames Audrey also spent week
end with Diane Clemmons. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Clemmonr
former residents.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20
SUIT is FILED

NUIT Is FILED
Lois Grace BOnesteele Tuesday
filed suit for divorce from Leroy r.
BoneSteele, alleging extreme cruelty.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-20

Miss Martha Jeanne jenkins has
returned from a weeks visit in Los
Angeles with her aunt, Mrs. Neal
Ireland. She made several visits to
the army hospital where Lieutenant
Bill Schoensee is confined follow
ing an accident i'm the China
Burma-India Heater, from which
he just returned
Mrs. w. N. Boyer Is at Scripps
Memorial clinic in La Jolla Tor OBJ
SCrVation and treatment.
The Rev. Father Edward Hutch
ineon returned home Monday and
will resume services at the Epis-
cCpal church this Sunday. Father
HutchinGon was in Good Samaritan
hospital in Los Angeles for two
weeks and spent the remaining time
Of his tkr months vacation con-
valescing from his illness of last
spring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-06
DETAIL FOR TO-DAY
 The Eagle SqsIdSvks

Payday in the Navy is referred to as THE EAGLE SQUAWKS. This event occurs every two weeks and is the biggest attraction next to mail call. It brings an air of happiness in some cases and of gloom in others. This is due to the fact that, for reasons known only to the paymasters, your pay check always varies. If you re- ceive more than last time, you're happy-if you receive less, you're down in the dumps. Then, if you mingle the arguing about the above differences with the argu- ing about who owes whom and how much, you have a situation hard to duplicate except in a zoe at feeding time.