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Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03
E. {. Woman Held
In Shooting

Clara Mae Vargo was arraigned
in Ell Centre justice court Monday
on charge of assault with a deadly
weapon filed against her after the
alleged wounding of Marine Private
Robert w. Torcinski at her home at
1868 Woodward, Ell Centre last FIJI
day night.
The complaint was signed by l.. W.
Kemp, El Centre police officer.
Bail for Mrs. Vargo was set at
$500 and she was ordered to appear
before Judge John E. Simpson IN
Ell Centre justice court for prelim-
mary hearing at pm. next Iues-
day. In lieu of bail she is held IN
the county Jail in Ell Centro.
The marine was Shot below the
heart, investigating officers said.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03
FL Centro Cadets
Win Honors

Three of Imperial Valleys repre-
sentativeS at the annual encamp-
ment of California High School
Cadets received coveted awards at
last weeks events in Sacramento,
Frank Jones, head of the Central
Union High school cadets, was ad-
vanced in rank from captain to
major while at the encampment
and received a medal as the best
cadet officer in his battalion. His
battalion ranked first.
Corporal William Marsh was
awarded a medal as the best cadet
in his company.
Captain John A. Brady of Braw-
ley was judged the best cadet Off
GER in his company.
e Centro's cadets are drilled by
Sergeant Al Valenzano Of the FL
Centro marine air station, working
on his own time and without pay,
high school officials said.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03
CALIPATRIA-NILAND FARM
CENTER STATES MEETING

Progress In Agriculture" is the
subject of talk to be given by l.. G,
Goar, head of the Meloland agri-
tural experiment station, at Cali
patria-N INLAND farm center meeting
at Hoober hall in Calipatria at 800
p. m. Thursday.
At the same meeting, Assistant
Farm Advisor H. Lee Landerman
will discuss All club work. Motion
pictures will Ee shown and refresh
ments will be served, Bernard Gall
eano, director, said Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03
RAMBLING REPORTER
Continued From Page l

Continued From Page II
closed his speech at the Boy Scout
council meeting in Yuma recently
by saying that he intended to write
a book someday on the art of re-
laXing."
Remember" said Argyle Nc
Lachlan, getting ready to read a
lengthy treasurer's report, that the
hen is the greatest manufacturer
in the world. She turns out that
neat, oval package that is one of
the finest products in the world =.
and she does it all sitting down,
Now, if you gentlemen will relax,
III give my report
"Yeh," interrupted Bill Foss. but
don't lay an egg"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03
Ceiling Placed
On Swiss Cheese

WASHINGTON, April 3. (UP)--
Specific ceiling prices for Swiss
cheese-the real thing from Switz-
erland-were announced by the Or
flee of Price Administration.
Generally, the prices for imported
Swiss are about IL "a cents a
pound higher than the price for
domestic Swiss. After the new reg
ulation goes into effect April z,
typical prices for the imported prod
uct will be; New York, 73 cents
pound; Chicago, "a cents, and San
Francisco, n cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03
BREAKS FLIGHT RECORD

SEATTLE, april 3. (UP)-A
Douglas DC-3 Clipper broke the fly
ing time record between Fairbanks
Alaska, and Seattle Monday by
making the flight in seven hours
and 40 minutes, the local office of
the Pan-Amenoan World Airways
announced Tuesday. Aided by heavy
tail-winds, the Clipper cut about
three hours off The normal flying
time of 10 hours and 80 minutes.
The run was a Observation-Disclosures
flight.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03
All CLUB ANNOUNCES
FIR ST COUNIY FAIR

First Al club fair in California
this year will be the one at Mag
nolia school April IA when members
of the Brawley area will stage an
all-day event.
Judging will begin at 10 am. for
girls exhibits, poultry. rabbits, swine,
sheep, and beef AID dairy cattle.
After that will come the livestock
showmarship contests.
Luncheon and a musical program
will be followed by presentation of
certificates and ribbons TO winners.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03
Cleanup Drive
Gets Going
In Full Blast
Continued From Page u

NCOHIIIlUeu FTUIH Pdgt II
observance of both of these worth
while drives and that clean prem
ises mean clean and healthy city.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, as Mayor
of the City of Ell Centre, do hereby
proclaim this week to be the period
when all citizens of the City of Ell
Centre shall join in observance of
same and respectfully request that
they cooperate in every way possible
with the City officials to the end
that much good will be accomplish
ed thereby"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03
ARMY PILOT KILLED

GLENDALE. Cal, April 3. up
An army pilot was killed Tuesday
when the motor of his BIB trainer
failed after taking off from the
Glendale air base on training
flight. The pilot attempted to land
on the Los Angeles river bed but
the ship struck a power line, crash
ed and burned. The victims name
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03

noon and Kraft said formal action
asking fer the two-year study would
be taken at the conclusion of the
/ hearings.
! OUTLINES PLAN
A legislative interim committee
should be appointed, he said, which
could go into the meat of health
insurance questions. He indicated
he believed that the type of public
hearings the committee has held at
which proponents and opponents
have been heard were useless.
Committee members, Kraft said
who had signed the request for a
two-year study were himself, Sam
L. Collins, GR9, Fullerton; Fred
Emlay, D0, Salinas; John Evans
CD. Los Angeles; C. Don Field
(Rl, Glendale; John E. Thompson
(RD, San Jose. and McCcllister.
Meantime, the California war
council was nominated to be the
first of the states war agencies to
pass out of existence.
committee recommended passage of
bill abolishing the -year-old
council effective 80 days after the
legislature adjourns.
The committee refused, however,
to approve a bill to abolish the state
guard.
TAX BILL STUCK
Little prospect appeared likely,
meantime, of breaking the stale
mate over tax and subsidy ques-
tons. Assembly Democrats an
nounced after a caucus they would
oppose any further action on the
tax reduction bill pending in the
lower house, which now carries a
S75,000,000 local government sub
sidy rider. Walter j. Fourt, (R),
Ventura, author of the bill, said he
intended to talk to some of the
Democrats, intimating he had prem
ises of some of them to go along
with his plan to eliminate the rider
and go to a vote on the straight
tax reduction issue.
He termed the attainment of the
rider to the tax bill political
chicanery."
Another subsidy bill, appropriate
ing S4O,000,0o0 from the states en-
ployment reserve for county roads,
was discussed by the senate trans
portation committee but held on file
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03

One army general hospital in the
Mediterranean Theater, which has
handled more than $4,000 patients
reduced disqualification time 30 per
cent by improvising physiotherapy
apparatus for arm and leg exercise.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03

The first telephone line in Texas
extended from the editorial rooms of
the Galveston News to the home of
Col. A. H. Belo, publisher of the
Galveston News and its successor,
the Dallas News.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03

you know-a guy in writ
ing these little things
called ads is apt to get
caught going round in cir
cles-you know, like talk
ing about when better
automobiles are built,
buick will build them. the
crazy thing about it is
that we sincerely believe
that phrase and that's
why we are glad TO rep
resent a manufacturer
that has that kind of a
reputation.
until buick starts building
those better cars, better
take care of the buick
you have now.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03

The Wright brothers first sold the
manufacturing rights to the air.
plane TO the U. S. Government for
$5O,COO and then to France for
100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03

The longest single consecutive
period for snow to be in evidence
in northern Indiana was the winter
Of 193940. when it appeared for 80
DAYS.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03

Texas has 26459 miles of state
highways.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03

robertson 65 duringer
7th d Main, el centro, calf.
buick-gmc trucks.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-03
Health Insurance
Bill Faces Move
For Postponement
(Continued From Page u

Continued From Page II
noon and Kraft said formal action
asking fer the two-year study would
be taken at the conclusion of the
hearings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
ADULT CAMPERS RELAX
ON NOVEL EXPEDITION


Camp Norcom closed is ls45
camping season with group Of
forty juniors and adults This
closing week attracted many
popular Detroit couples who
irekked 10 Dexter Michigan 70
rpend a week Of relaxation and
fun This especially planned week
was packed with excitement and
activities Each day was filled
with numerous surprises and no.
vel entertainment including hik-
inr fishing boating and racing
Mrs Paul Alexander PLAYED
major part IN planning the
weeks excursion 20 camp Nor-
com
Monday the opening day be.
gan The week with a hang with
noonday fish and sausage ny
as tho special attraction Each
day one of the cabins was as
signed the task ~ planning an
unusual feature for the DAYS en-
tertainmen' provided as a result
were weiner roasts and camp
fire hours
One Of The hi=gesi attractions
Of the week was the mammoth
bridge party sponsored bv Cabins
: and This group served their
guests ice cream and cake and
offered beautiful prizes which
they iourneycd into Ann Arbor
10 purchase
Tho week Closed SATURDAY. Au-
eust ~ with tho most rleVer 81
projects presented during The
week Tho men campers rot n.
refher and planned as surprise
cabaret party for all the camp
ers Tho committee heading this
project and responsible for caicn-
ine and frying al Of the fish
FOR the fish dinners served in
cluded Fred Jones Dr. j. r.
cogeins Or Paul Alexander and
Andrew Tondee A unique floor
show was PRESENTED hv tho Jun
Tors who We're Misses Helen
Thomas. Margaret Lewis Phyl-
lis Lewis Flo Goggins. I.avinia
Fright Johnny Mae Johnson and
Geraldine Riedsoe With Lucy
Howard as the hreathtakinr and
witty mistress n ceremonies
Among few ~ the Defroifsfs
attending for the week and week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
FACE SEVEN

end were ~ and Mrs n r
Simms Miss Helen Thomas Mrs.
Percy Piper Mr. and Mrs Carl
ION Gaines Df and Mrs J b
Goerins Nlr and AIRS Fred Jones.
Mrs O Wagner Miss y Lewis.
Mr. aud Mrs Andrew Tondee Or.
and Mrs Paul Alexander Mr..
and Airs Robert Lantoln Mr..
md AIRS Clifton t,faham Sr..
Miss Lucille Lee Howard Cham
bers Mesdames Blanche Cooper.
Yea Daniel a Dolphie J Oldham,
EVELYN DOUGLASS = Malone. Eva
and for 'he ucek-ens xrvux
from Wild Goose Lake came over
tor the festivities Those in the
Weekend group were ATTY and
Mrs p J Crimes Dr Frank
Raiford NJ and Mrs Earl con-
way and Mrs varlie Morton
The sroup had such Won
derfui 'ine that The, made a
special petition 70 Nrs Carlton
Gaines who is chairman Of he
board ~ directors for the Lucy
Thurman YWCA camp 10 make
hid with the hoard AZ once for
The privilege of repeating this
same excWsion week next wear.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
OVER THE
BACK FENCE

Well, here ! am folks, the towns
worse gossip. know everything
from nuts to bolts. So lean clos
er so can put bug in your ear.
Now don't you go aropd telling
everyone, because 1t will be all
over town.
The other day | went down TO
the grocery to get piece OF fat
back and who do you supposed
ran into-PFC Ernest Washing
ton of 1885 Antietsm. lie had his
is month old daughter with him.
She is just learning how to talk
and the first word she said to
me was "shut-up." Just as | was
leaving, Mrs. Helen Edwards came
In with her months old daughter.
She is springink her first tooth.
BY the way they live at 1910 Antie-
tam.
l went down town To pay my
overdue light bill and saw Kather-
inc Brown getting into a cab. She
had just arrived from Miami. Fla.
She gave the cab driver her adj
dress as 96l5 Cardoni.
! was sitting on my porch the
other day when Mrs. Brown and
woman passed by. almost
pulled my neck out OF socket try
ing TO see who II was Mrs. Brown
saw my misery and put me al ease
II was her sister. Mrs. Magg Pet
ers who Is making her home with
her AT 1910 Aniietam. l went over
to my mothers house 10 get a
piece Of cracking bread and met
Mrs Wallace hack from a vacation
in Cleveland She lives az 1890
Lynn You smell something burn
ing? | declare believe It's my
fifty point steak. I've got 10 rush
now.
psf you like this column
write and let us know.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15

Tribunixe Your Business and
Insure Success -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
p 77l-9---1----------
MODERN
ETIQUETTE
BY ROBERTA LEE

!. What should one do when in
troduced to someone whom YOU
have met before, but who shows
plainly that he or she does not
remember the occasions
,. When one Is notified that
a girl 4 engaged TO he married
Is 1t necessary to send a gift 10
her.
3.Whai are some OF the things
known as finger foods?
Is it proper for business
girl or woman 70 have her finger
nails painted deep red?
3. Is il necessary to have the
napkins, for a formal dinner.
match the tablecloth?
6. Is II correct for a child 10
address his teacher as Teacher?
4 Would It be rude for a bride
to exchange wedding gift. II
she has received three or four du-
rlicates. for something she really
needs
3. Why Is II necessary for one
TO repeat persons name when
being introduced?
2. How should the Invitations
he extended when giving an in
formal dinner al a club.
10. Shouldn't an acknowledge
ment he written in the first per-
son when ono is accepting or de-
clining m invitation?
II. Isn't II proper TO butter a
whole slice OF bread. and then
bite into IL?
II Must man use the pre-
fix "Mr' when his card carries
the "Jr' at tho end OF his nance
ANSWERS
]. II would be better to merely
say How do YOU do and not
recall The other occasion. 2. No
IL is not necessary Celery. rad
ishes. olives. corn on the cob.
cookies, and bcn-bons. 4. No. a.
is not good taste A woman in
business should avoid any con-
spicuous makeup. 5. No g. No;
he should address her as Miss
smith, : No: &, would really In
dictate good sense But It would
be better 10 consult a member OF
her or her husbands families be-
fore doing so S This is not real
" necessary. hut Is done 10 show
that one has heard the name cor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
YOUNG FOLK
CHATTER
By yICKY JORDAN

II people In the neighborhood
~ lovely Miss Gwene Pryor were
wondering why so many were
going In and out OF her home on
the evening OF September .. the
reason vas none other than
get-to-g ether Some OF the gang
present were jeanne Jackson.
Jack Morton, Alma Morton. Jes-
sic Flowers. Wilhemina Hender-
son. Herbert Craig. Doris Perdue.
Robert Cook, Jean Mitchell vii
liam Green. Jean Bonner. Gilbert
Holmes. Norman Webb. Orsel
McChee. Harold Smith. Donald
Lucas and others. Several kinds
OF refreshments were served,
Girls. get out the handkerchiefs
and start weeping. Why. Because
handsome Jack Barbour and his
friend Harold Newsome have left
The city for their home in South
Carolina From there they viii
30 10 complete another year at
Morehouse college In Ca.
Pretty Miss Mary Walker has
returned from her vacation in
Pontiac. whore she visited her
cousins. Jean and Kathryn Mel
bourne
on September . there viii he
held at the Bethel AME church
young adult movement which
will deal with The problem Of
the ex-soldier The public Is in
,ited
Doctor Mordecai John n.
president OF Howard university
will speak at cass Technical
school on SUNDAY September
g. His subject should be
greatly enioyed as he Is a very
good orator and holds the in
tcrest Of his audience.
While roaming around town
! saw many signs that now
school semester has begun The
most outstanding ono was that
The girls had dotted their cotton
irocks for shirts and sweaters
or suits. Speaking OF school
'slihoueh don't want to be
kill-ioy) it's time we all come
Town 70 earth for another ton
months The majority of us
have had two months vacation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
NadinOIa is the Bleaching
Cream with the
4mw~

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So go today to your favorite toilet
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action helps to start you on the en-
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fashionably lighter, smoother, clearer
complexion that men admire and
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Buy Nadinola today and use ex-
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only 55c big economy size, 81.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15

and thu teachers say n is time
10 come back TO the classrooms.
Well lust have TO he like the
cartoon Grin and Bear IT.. but
II won't take a life time what
do you say. gang that We make
resolution 10 put our noses
down TO the grindstone" and
make this term a good one. Az
ter all, the war is over and
plans for the post war world
are beginning 10 take shape.
Well be the future men and
women Of the world and we'll
need all the education we can
yet 10 live in II and make IL
move forward TO something big
ger and better each and every
day So, what do you say thar
We start now TO do our share
While reading magazine tho
other day came across this
question IL gave me something
TO thing about and still It has
not heen answered When one
dreams does one dream in black
and white or in technicolor. It's
beyond me
Dolores Penn flew to Plus
hnrgh ana back last week She
says that in the Smokey eli W
every things old nothnes new
nothing borrowed, and everv-
thing as dirty as ever. but thar
she enjoyed her trip
Well kids guess ihat's an
for The present Look for me-
IN tho future Send any chatter
OF interest 70 vicky Jordan. as2
Frederick street. Detroit > Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
WHITAKER
By MARTHA II. LEDFORD
Campbell Chanel

49, i''' ~ s'ti''i
The new pastor OF Campbell
Chapel AME church. Rev. Mr.
Smith. preached most inspil
ing sermon Sunday morning from
ST. John 4l4-35 subject. Th,
Return To The Altar Visitors
st the service were Rev. and
Mrs r c. Brown Of Canerville.
Ind and H. W francois, OF Up
slant. Mich
Evening services are held eye
~ Sunday at : - o'clock. Every-
body is invited.
The first alarterly meeti.g
SUNDAY afternoon at 3 o'clock.
with Elder Flahcis Washington
presii,ng
Rev r. G Brown OF CanerNiile,
III. preached the evening sermon.
Pfc. Charles Bryant is home
from the European war theatre
Mrs. Inez Ray and baby. OF
Baltimore Md. are spending a
few months here with Mr.. and
Mrs. McClane.
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Martin.
OF Detroit were recent guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Thompson
attended a homecoming in Bux-
ton. Ontario recently
Misses Lena and Mary Reeves,
Ruth Tcmlin. and Mrs Bertha
Austin attended the National
Baptist convention in Detroit last
Saturday night.
Among the Labor Day guests
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Reeves were Mr. and Mrs. Raw.
Mrs Mary Reeves. Jesse Howell.
Eddie Tinant. Homer Harris and
Mr. and Mrs 4. Reeves. Guests
from Yatesville Ga were Mrs
Connie Relcford and Miss Alice
Ruth Tomlin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15

Why do you suppose Nadinola is so
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Well, for one thing, Nadinola is en-
riched by a special medicated ingredi-
ent that helps four ways to
Cd tighten and brighten your
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CD make If smoother and softer
(2) loosen and remove black
heads
Cd clear up externally caused
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
Entertain Prelates

The Rev J II Scott and the
Rey. +. D. Green. Of Lake Provi-
dence. la delegates 10 tho Na-
tional Baptist Convention Inc
We're guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Gillian OF 2727 Chene
street on Saturday evening. he
fore departing Tor their homes
in Louisiana.
The Louisiana ministers Mere
carried for Wow Of Detroit's
beautiful Belle Isle and other in
ierestlne spots in the city.
The travellers will stop over
N Gary. Indiana and Chicago IL
linois 10 visit friends and rela-
fiyes before heading for their
homes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
Social Chdtter

an appendectomy. She received
correspondence from her better
halt In the European area. stat
ing that she can expect a ring
for Nmas.
PEOPLE DO Funny THINGS:
Bob Thomas carries a flexible
clothes hanger in his pocket. i.
hats one way for keeping IN
with your coat.
Wadell Clark is much cooler
on hot day with his coat on
instead OF off,
frankie Williams went 10 a
party and started removing his
bow tie before he got out OF the
door he forgot he wasn't home
or was II choking him??.
Doyie Galloway lost one OF her
pretty earrings. so now she
started new style. one ear
ring.
'"u van tel the fellows are
coming home Mildred Dicker-
son made good on her visit She
dated three fellows and went ont
with all three on single da,e,,
An old prediction came true
last Sunday when Thomas Vii.
liams officially agreed to take
AL responsibilities for Gertrude
Sims for life We wish Won
both loads Of luck and happiness
The beautiful Blue reception
OF Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand Penn
VIII long he talked about. her
Ice blue wedding gown was gorg-
eous.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
TUSKECEE GRAD TO
WE'D BRITISH HEIRESS
BY FRANK n. GOLDEN

LONDON AMP Alexander
= lordT Of $ Paul MINI and
q biaduaie Of Tuskeree institute
n 1890 is 10 marry 2 wealthy
Brush girl here soon
Jordan is the director OF the
100 voice armys choir which
has appeared before the king and
queen Of ENGLAND Working with
special service the choir has ira
vcled throughout the United king
dom
Jordan came overseas in 1919
and has spent the larger part
Of thrbe years in and around
london He will not return 70
the states but will remain hers
whore he plans 10 make his
home