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Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-04

himself, Governor John w. Bricker,
vice presidential candidate, and the
"a other COP executives was unan-
imous in all instances.
READY TO RETURN
With the conference out of the
way, Dewey began a series of con-
ferences with Missouri politicians
and representatives of other groups.
He will entrain for New York this
evening, ending a one-week, three
state campaign organization tour
which led through Pennsylvania and
Illinois to the banks of the Missis-
sippi.
The five reports Friday complet-
ed the conference agenda of IA do
mestic issues In which the COP
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-04
TRUCKER FACES TRIAL
ON GAS COUPON COUNT

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 4. up
A. G. Scott, Brawley trucking con-
tractor, was fre, in $1,000 bail Friday
pending federal trial on four counts
of illegal sale of gasoline ration
tickets.
Scott sold tickets at 10 cents a
gallon, Roy Miner and Walter
Dorfman, service station operators,
testif' d at a preliminary hearing,
asserting that they each bought
coupons worth 10000 gallons.
They said they bought drafts
ON q ration bank account Scott
kept.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-04
German Envoy
To Vatican
Deserts Hitler

VATICAN CITY, Aug. 4. CUP)-
Baron Ernest Won Weizsaeker, Ger
man ambassador to the Vatican,
has deserted the Nazi cause and
informed the Holy See that he
will no longer represent the exist
ing German government, authorita-
tive Vatican sources revealed Fri
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-04
By UNITED PRESS

A Domei (Japanese) news agency
dispatch from Berlin, broadcast by
TOKYO radio and recorded by United
Press, San Francisco, claimed Friday
that nine Allied vessels, including
an 800O-ton British cruiser of the
Fiji class, were sunk Thursday
morning by German one-man tor
pedoes in the Seine river bay off
France
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-04
yunkS AnnihiIote
New Guinea Jops

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, South
west Pacific, Aug. 4. UP)-Amer-
ican army veterans in northern
New Guinea resumed the battle of
annihilation Friday against the
trapped japanese 18th army after
repulsing four suicidal enemy at
tacks aimed at breaking through
the encircling u. S. lines.
The japanese threw wave after
wave of troops against American
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-04
Tokyo Says Nozis
Sink Allied Ships

The dispatch described the one
man torpedo as the German navy's
new weapon"
(The one-man torpedo has been
used by Allied navies).
The Domei dispatch asserted that
beside the cruiser the following Al
lied ships were sunk two destroy
ers, two corvetSS. one 3,000-ton
frieghter, and three other vessels.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-04
Nozis Face Rout
In All Brittany

SUPREME HEADQUAR-
TIERS, AEF, Aug. 4. (UP)
American armor raced vir-
tually at will through Brit
tany Friday to points 20 miles be-
low Rennes, 81 from the south
coast, and II southwest of Dinan
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-04
Hitler Orders
About PURGE
In Plot Search

LONDON, Aug 4. CUP)-Adolf
Hitler has ordered a ruthless purge
in Germany in an attempt to ac-
count fer the last of the criminals"
taking part in the conspiracy cul-
minating in the attempt to assassi-
nate him last month, the DNB agen-
cy reported Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-04
BY CHARLES ARNOT
United Press War Correspondent
written for the Combined
Allied Press

ABOARD ADM. RICH
A r ID L. CONNELLY'S
FLAGSHIP, Guam, Aug. 4.
(UP)-(Via Navy Radio)-Surviv-
ing japanese defenders of Guam,
attempting to prevent their head
long flight from becoming a rout
OF annihilation appeared Friday to
be digging in for a last Glitch stand
against a joint army and marine
trap that has been closing in on
them at the rate of nearly two
miles a day.
For their final desperate defense,
several thousand remaining Japan
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-04
y AMBlINe
EpoRTER
Thank You Bureau

Thank You Bureau
The Red Cross and servicemen
stationed at an isolated post in I'M
perial county are grateful to Mr..
and Mrs Ralph Stewart for the Gift
of IA golf clubs.
These men built a golf course
themselves SO they could have some
recreation. They asked through the
RR column for some clubs The
SteWartS supplied them.
Gratitude all around.
Honesty Is Bes
Speaking of gratituc there was
100 pc rcent gratitude II certain
office in the Bank of A. 81 build
ing one day this week.
Omer Wilfong, l. ..ac l. doing
the janitor work. While leaning
one OF the offices the otN~i night
returned it TO the proper party.
That young man has learned the
value of honesty at an early age.
Too Late
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lemons de-
cided to buy a cabin in Pine VAL
ley. Before they go up to see about
it, Bert found something wrong with
his car. Mrs. Lemons went to Pine
Valley on the Stage, leaving Bert
in Ell Centre.
In the meantime, Bert changed
his mind about the purchase and
telephoned Mrs. Lemons his de-
cision.
Too late" she said, we've al
ready bought it,
Heart Failure
There is teletype message here
for you,' Vivian Luckinbill, county
Jail matron, telephoned Betty Price
at the California Highway patrol.
What does it say?" Betty asked
Twenty per cent cuts in salary
all down the line" Vivian replied.
There was gasp and the receiver
Continued on Page 6, Col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-04
WEATHER

Maximum Thursday 112, minimum
Friday 70; 5 am. Friday 30, humid
ity 81: noon Friday 1903, humidity
IL; pm. Thurs. 10l, humidity II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

studies of Thomas on The
Health Of Carnivorous Race,
which were the Eskimos.
They ike exclusively on raw
meat, and contrary TO belief do
not eat much fat or blubber.
They are very healthy High
blood pressure or kidney dis
ease is less prevalent among
them than among US.
Examining nearly two hun
dred Esklmos between the ages
OF 40 and 90, Thomas found the
average blood pressure TO be
100 They are very active and
vigorous, so they must get vita
MINIS from the meat.
Those who think that mans
structure is designed for vege-
tarlanlsm made a-miStake. It
would not be scientific 10 say
that man cannot subSist on a
Vegetarian dI0T Tor q 1CT7g -T--rc-
and retain ms faculties, as wit
ness Bernard Shaw.
Although, according TO II. O..
Wells. Shaw cheats; he has
taken 10 using vltamin tablets
lately and since some of them
are Of animal origin he doesn't
call them food He calls them
Those chemicals"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
THE BRIGHTER SIDE
By DAMON RUNYON

| HAVE always suspected that
i a great CyniC CouUred up the
title Tho Association for the
Improvement Of the Breed Of
Horses IN connection with
Saratoga racing
i may have been p r. VII
=saifaa dead tA.-Se p4an% wears. s,=ii7r,
vas long head Of the turf opera
ton az what We call The Spa.
though ! must say ! never gave
hum credit for much more orig
n7iltY than enormous loyalty 20
The hard straw skinner, tech-
n.cally known as a sailor hat
During the month OF August
when racing was atoO' IN Sara
ioCa Mr. Wilson appeared in
TINS type Of hat with a band Of
his college colorS seem 10
have an idea that il was always
The same hat. cleaned and re-
cleaned across The years.
DIT in or out he was as faith.
- ful n that kind OF hat as
his successor. George Bull, later
became 70 the dropping Panama.
lie was a pudEy busting
buhhhHg man. extremely cour-
tcouS, who had a house with a
biz vcranda in Saratoga in Au-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

moment il seems clear. the
Germans have an edge on ms In
Tho matter Of ordnance Their
fighter planes carry 20 milli-
meter cannon plus rookie, tor
pcdoos and no doubt they have
thrown ict Drouulslon 'planes
into action as lntrrccpt0rs
our Fklrr FortreSSrs and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

-. ,-L x.,a~..a. y
t,,a ~, ~" PtuiIa : ai'ua - Ho'
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o'e VI, ~. ~ . ar VI N'T " 81 /,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
RETTEII HEALTH
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING-

OF THE three primary food
" ements (excluding the
vitamins and minerals) protein
is found most abundantly in
animal food. Fat also. Vege-
tables are predominant for the
carbohydrates sugars and
starches.
But all vegetables contain
some protein. and many contain
a great deal - wheat -four,
cereals, beans. peas and nuts.
So we-can get proteins from
vegetables. These vegetable
proteins, however, do not act as
readily in the bodily economy
as animal proteins. They are
not economical proteins.
So while it is possible to live
and thrive on an exclusively
Observation-Disclosures -iS-n0-S sup
port ter the argument that 1t IS
superior method of nutrition.
II isn't.
But the really tough Argyll
ment for the vegetarian TO get
over centers in the recent war;
time experiments on isocaloric
meals for war workers.
A set of workers were given
breakfasts which were success
sively, for certain periods, first.
almost entirely Carbohydrate;
second, almost entirely fat; and
third, a little over half protein.
a third carbohydrate and the
rest fat. Then their efficiency
was charted.
The carbohydrate breakfast
kept them going for about two
hours and then they slumped
and complained about hunger
and weakness.
The protein breakfast mixed
with some carbohydrates and
fat resulted in no let-up or
diminution in vigor for six
hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

gust and always there was p
sound OF ciinkinC glasses and
gay CHlt-Chat in this house Of
an evening and figures In dinner
clothes passing the windows, and
sometimes music was heard, so
! rather felt that Nj Bulls
-damic4lc REELECTED lie as IL
should be az The Spa during
a racing season.
Saratoga'S August dates we're
transferred 20 Belmont Park in
New York Cry last year be
cause the war had cut down
transportation facilities upstate
and the meeting made tOp Of
money, since horse racing now
adays is strictly a gambling
proposition and the Saratoga
meetings never showed the vast
profits of the tracks Of the
metropolitan area
TIVE game may not return 70
L the famous resort even
after the way despite protesta-
tons 70 tho contrary
There are sure 20 he other
tracks upstate for New York
racing has hcCome too fat
pigeon for the politicians 10
overlook and Saratoga might
not be able 70 stand the com
petition II would be 2 pity be-
-e-.---.- -----l-a- Saa99- the-laSI
stand Of sentiment and romance
in connection with New York
racing The tender memories
Of the famous stakes were COM
pletcly ohitcratod when tho
stakes were transferred 10 Now
York.
They then became Just horse
races.
/ fear Saratoga may he left
10 browse through the years 70
come on is recollcCUOns OF the
good old days,
We'll il was lot Of fun.
THE state Of New York is now
4 the largest beneficiary Of
gambling enterprise Of any
State IN history. though Cali
>fornia would have had a nice
slice had racing been permitted
in the southern end Of the state.
b In the Is states Of the union
in which gambling on the races
was conducted in 1913. the sum
OF nearly Ss00,0Q0.OO0 was wa
\eered. as against S563 Sc. S95
for the previous year. and the
variouS\StatcSN collected upwards
Of S33. 900 600.
The rGdUCJIOnS IN other taxes
in these states as A result Of
this take was, practically NIL
and If you repair 10 a back alley
IN any one Of them TO shoot
craps for pennies or undertake
any other gambling games, YOU
Will land in Jail.
CopyrEht ia4i. nv KING Features
Distributed 81 International New, Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

What ard Why Is Peanut Butter?
went down to Washington last month to get some
dope the 1914 cafeteria platter
! came back expert the soya bean. You will
not Get enough cheese this year to bait trap.
Butter Will be spread thinner than frogs toes
Excepting, Of course, peanut butter. The mugg who
named il peanut butter a worse judge Of distance
than cockeyed lamplghter.
I've made certain nonpartisan tests with peanut
butter in off-politica year. And wouldn't spread
the stuff on idiots biscuits. l think the stuff IS Port
land cement that can't make up its mind
Every time eat peanut butter it the roof of
my mouth. I've got to reach in with my forefnger and
scrape around like was cleaning out bird cage.
II tastes Ike botting paper chews Ike tire tape
and acts like muclage Arctic expedition There
are no points peanut butter and point it. Every
time eat the stuff have to take my bridgework TO the
garage TO have the carbon removed
1t gets in my teeth plasters the roof Of my palate
and once when 1t got IN my mustache had to shave
with acetylene blowtorch.
Il S pretty good stuff if YOU want 10 waterproof the
north side of the barn Just spread and let it harden
But don't take II picnic if you want TO have
fun It's no good crackers and only makes the
furious
Copyright y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

II THESE days Of food ration
l. ing, 70 Judge by what you
hear from your neighbors and
acquaIntances, veg Q taranism
doesn't seem 10 have made
many converts.
All that comes 10 mo is
series OF squawks about not
getting enough meat
ReGetarians, of course. differ
among themselves. and they are
vegetarians for many different
reasons.
There are those Who have
moral reasons. 1t is wrong to
slaughter animals. 40 argu-
ment can be brought against
that.
Those who aver that the eat
ing Of meat brings the danger
Of disease lurking IN animal
flesh belong 70 another school
As 90 TnOSU- v----1 - ; =
vegclarianism as "A means of
pro m o.tin 9 horticulture and
getting US all hack TO an agrl-
cultural existence.
THE poisonous nature or dan
L gers of meat as an argu-
ment hasn't much scientific
basis.
one has only TO adduce the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

ON BROADWAY

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright. IsIs
sary. For those who do not be-
lieye I'm God. no explanation IL
possible"
IT'S . glrI (their third Tor
the r a p h Brewsters of the
'ModernalreS Locals insist
the pretties' girl in town this
season is Barbara Allison OF
Memphis-here month and
three film firms are interested
Warmers is editing the
Tarawa marines film gratis.
Universal will release. If any
one IS sore they shouldn't be,
it's part OF the patriotic Setup
Ed TlcrncY, cashier al the
Fish Bowl on Saith St, was once
r millionaire The phone
firm will release statistics show
ing the average call today is
5i2 minutes and a year ago IL
was IA.
NEW YORk-Mlami r o 2 c h
~ Novelette,: The newspapers
in Florida had quite A story
about the sale of an old house
on one OF the islands near Miami
Beach.
The price was more than $50.
600 Quite a sum for house
built long ago But the gazettes
did not reveal Of they knew
the reason
This is why. When II was
built II was a honeymoon man
sion for a couple Just down from
the North He was much
older And so she fell IN love
with an entertainer AT one Of
the hot spots financed him IN
his own night club, and was
around long enough 10 see him
become III and die
Not long after she was broke.
She returned 10 New York and
went 10 work in a show &.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

WHATS holding up the en-
w listed men and draftees
ar West Point? We hear the
situation demands probing
y. 81. Dick Ford, since the
bustup from Lele DAILY, is
favorites of II. Contents wilder
w. X. Vanderbilt left
$500 each 10 the two owners
of a swanky club. The small"
inheritance, il is said, was over
an incident there long ago. In
stead of taking a duck (Which
fell to the floor) back TO the
kitchen it was serviced at his
table The Duchess dc
Gramont is serious about an
ex-aviator, Anthony Fortune.
She's So He's IS.
nNE reporter couldn't get an
" answer from. the President
when ne prodded him for
statement on fourth term.
Then, a few days later, the re-
porter stated t'DR would run
again. Wonder why he bothered
the President about II when his
tea leaves had already given iiim
the SCOOP
Add things hard 10 dope out:
The AP reports that a soldier
was refused a furlOugh TO visit
his 13-ycar-old sister; who was
dying Remember all that pub
lefty about the soldier who got
a furlough 10 visit his dying
dog?
OUOTABLE quote from the
" foreword 10 The Song Of
Bernadetie' epic.
"For those who believe In
God, no explanation il neces-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

after life than sons. As the old
rhyme has n:
your son II your S0n until
ne gets him "A wife, hut your
daughter Is your daughter for
the rest Of her life"
A maid in De Kalb. III, says
she cooks for six people, washes
and irons, and tends the fur
mace For this she gets ST a
week and her keep and she says
she is contented and happy.
Why be short? Is the title
of a book by one Paul O'Neil,
who IS himself g feet 2 inches
tall. This book gives advice on
how mon can make themselves
taller. ! don't think short men
should worry about their height
as much as they do. It de-
velops an inferiority complex.
I doubt that Pvt. Billy Miller
Of Peoria, Ill, has ever worried
much about his height Billy -
; feet ; inches tall, and is, as
YOU will remember, that soldier
Who single handed captured 10
Germans in Italy,
Detrolter says:
Louisa Drew, grandmother
Of the Barrymores was on the
stage II years IL This me
recOrd?"
IF il is IL has heen tied by
man you probably have seen on
the screen. That Is Harry
Davenport. brother OF The great
Fanny Davenport. who has been
on stage and screen u years.
Copyright. 1914, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

We have lived and i0rcd 'ogetbc-
Through ~ a y changing
Aedrs1
10 hare shared cotb |othGr's
gi1drcss
And Uept e0ch others tears.
Charles JctFerys.
The foregoing is in-angRcr 10
request of Brooklynte for poem
20 quote AT his china wedding.
I suppose you know what anne
yersary the china wedding is.
If you are married and do NOT
know. your ignorance should
cause YOU 10 blush quite a BLUSH
THREE hundred more German
Il air instructors have been
sent 70 Japan TO train hippo
nese flierS. The NaZiS have a
lot 10 answer for in encourag-
ing and aiding those barbariaDS
the way they have.
Is announced nonglare auto
mobile headlights Will be- on all
automobiles made after the war.
That Will be about time We
should have had nonglare head
lights long ago. Thousand o.
lives would have been saved
a conscientious objector gets
honorable discharge papers from
the l.. s Army which arc iden-
teal with those OF the lighting
soldiers That doesn't seem
right In any event the Aneri-
can Legion doesn't like the idea
and is protesting u strongly.
"WHEN you say there should
w ne stylish stout finn
star so women with that type
Of figure could get some clothes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

sixth oftener, is further proof
either that emotionally ball
anced men get wives or else
wives make them emotionally
balanced.
Answer TO Question No. s
According 10 a survey on this
point, they drive faster, as A
rule. when alone. When driv-
ing alone. a man is probably
. engaged with his thoughts and.
as nearly everybody is in a
hurry anyhow. ne Is likely 20
speed up 10 get there as soon
as possible. If driver has
passengers they divert his
thoughts from his own pur-
poses and lessen his speed. In
fact, If the passenger happens
10 be an attractive woman.
have heard thar sometimes The
car comes 10 a full stoS
Our Great New Booklet
H.. .,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
DEAR Boss:
LETTERS FROM TIMES SOLDIERS

one member of our crew from
serious injury.
Then we pick up our guns, in
stall them. check oxygen supply,
bomb load, and make sure that
everything is functionlng well.
We take off, meet the rest of
The planes IN our group, then
head for enemy territory.
More in a later letter.
BOB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
II. v. NbGRLING

Dnraa',s BY Eng Features syoa Inc.
hints and that fashion maya
zines and the clothing industry
y70Vr7 T77y-rY7QrT ErrfY'I0n 10 thq
larger ladies, brother, you are
cooking with gas writes
stylish stout subscriber Of Chi
cago
I'VE belong TO the legion Of
forgotten women. We poor half
sizes. and We are the easiest
women I'm the world Ia live
with. We make our husbands
comfortable, our kids happy, our
homes places 10 relax in. But
We can never become glamour
girls because we simply cant
get suitable clothing.
"And why should such a CON
dition exist" Lillian Russell
was bit on the heftye side, hut
wasn't She sumner for loolISP
Give us the right clothing and
Ina telling YOU right now the
lean. hungry looking type Of
womanhood will just have TO
take a hack seat
4 S TO the best states for FISH,
u ing, "a resdent OF Mime
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
READ FASTER and BETTER

by Albert Edward Wiggam,
SEQ will double your read
ing speed
a remarkable key 10 Kn9wiedFe ard
Success Sly simple bot Priceless
Rules Sent without PROFIT FOR i0r.
Address ~ a p NfEgar care ~
The Detroit Times knC.oss e scent
stamped addressed envelope.
Copy rght iets John DiHs CO.
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Connolly Answers
Quick Answers

The. L OF That, Il Is. And,
Ia. 4 and In ate The words
2-Alexandcr Cartwright, an
English clergyman.
3--InSanlty
4-Nladimir ClanOv known as
LcnD. dictator Of tho USSR.
5-ThomaS Jonathan Jackson.
o Illinois. Minnesota and Mis-
sour
coPyusht. iaL D. Kins Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

Where she met and married A
wealthy man. and bought tthe
house she ran away from--a
-r1Tffion years ago
Ssunds in tie Night At the
TrouVNe: Mary had little
wolf. sSN nccced HIM white as
snow
At Armandos Listen TO her
eat-a souprano"
In the Club Room He's only
a private Every time he sees a
rip on sleeve, he feels out
ranked"
At the Hurricane shes guy
wanting and he's galINanting
At the Little Palm: Can you
remember the first man you
kissed - 4 can't even rcmcm-
Der the last one.'
MGM has spent about $4,000
vi on makeup and screen tests
for Lucille Bremen. once of the
Copa and Versailles floor
shows. She'll hoOf with Astare.
Therell soon be swing 10 init
mate night spots Acts want
too much dough and Wyoming
ketchup Is getting Scarccr q.
Several glamolSelles are being
cut from their rich fellerS pay
rolls. Because they've talked
too much for publication
A mob running a ~. Y indus
try all wear a certain type OF
star sapphire ring e. A group Of
local hIJackers viii be clinked
shortly Illegal financial
traffic Gin the pound exchange
was revealed IN the De MarIgny
case. A German count from
Cafe Society is involved 4.
Jean Arthur tells pals she'll
take up ballet. Fed up with
"Screwball' roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

In many sec tion s. Of the
United States there are not
enough man 20 60 round. In the
eastern states there are about
100 women 10 every 50 men
IN some sections only IS In
the Northwest there are about
40 Ncn 10 every 100 women
Little doubt that there is some
man there who viii marry any
woman he can locate So. young
woman 60 Northwest. il YOU
want 10 grow up with a nus
band After The war. in some
countries. thoro is sure 10 be
large surplus OF women
Answer to Question No. =
As a rule yes Psychologist
Raymond r Wiilouchby gave a
test 10 100 married. and I'M
n19rried persons from 10 10 20
.- A-----,t T7-7STt tx
upset ' feelings eN~ily hurt. %
"rccretting past mistakes"
.feehng inferior. Worrying.
cto There was no decidcd dJfl
tbrencc between husbands and
bachelors until IL came 20 tho
extreme cases There was
larger proportion of the cX-
tremely emotional among The
bachelors. The fact that bach
elorS do not live as long as mar
ried men by- three or four years
and break down mentally one