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Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15

shot down in furious air battles be-
tween big Nazi squadrons and Brit
ish fighter planes as hundreds of
enemy craft returned to the attack.
Squadrons of Nazi planes. in con-
trast to yesterdays isolated raids.
operated over Britain during seven
air raid alarms.
A large number of fatalities was
reported in the London area as
bombs fell at frequent intervals.
Morning rush hour crowds were
caught in the first daylight raids
after night of severe lombard
ment which had piled debris in the
streets and damaged a number OF
well-known buildings.
Several workers were killed when
three bombs squarely hit confec-
tionary factory. Bombs fell as work.
ers rushed to the shelters outside
the building but a greater number
of casualties was avoided because
one bomb struck one section of a
shelter before many of the workers
had time to get inside.
Several other workers were re-
ported killed when bomb hit a
nearby workshop. Another bomb
struck two American surface shelters
behind an apartment house, killing
three women.
| ! Two movie theaters and other
buildings as well as one saloon were
hit and several fires we're started.
The fire was quickly brought under
control.
Many formations of German
fighters could be seen through gaps
in the clouds overhead but they
encountered strong anti-aircraft fire
over the Thames Estuary and else
where and were furiously attacked
by British fighters, which drove
them back toward France.
In one district near London, sew
eral shells from cannon on Messer-
schmitt fighter planes fell in the
street but did little damage.
Meanwhile the Russian enigma
popped into the forefront of the
European war again.
A big question mark was written
after the Soviet positions, particu-
larly with reference to the jittery
Balkan situation, by communique
issued by the Tass official Russian
new agency.
The communique-Ash has been the
frequent Soviet practice recently
took the form of a denial. It was
denial of newspaper dispatches that
said Russia had been informed in
advance that German troops we're
going into Rumania and that Ger
many had advised Moscow of the
aims and numbers" of the troops
Continued on Page 6, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15

draulics engineer; and members of
the Arizona Colorado river commits
sion.
Page said the reclamation bureau
would make study of the feasibility
of the project if some local author
ity could provide funds. There is
a possibility that congress may pro-
vide the money in the second def
cheney bill TO be submitted in jan
uary, Page. said.
The conferees warned that the
proposed canal was still in the dis
cussion stage and still a long way
from the road to reality.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15
Scouts Outline
Years Program

Ell Centro district scout commit
tee Monday night set up program
to fall in line with the national
scout goal of the year, that of 'in-
vigorating and strengthening democ-
racy in the United States" at a
meeting in the county court house.
Bob Hatton was elected chairman
of the Ell Centre district committee,
Rudolph Miller was elected vice
chairman. Other directors were,
Reed, camping; Bert Hamburger, ad-
vancement; Hugh Keating, health;
Charles Bratton, organization; E. L.
Hiteman, leadership; Walter Have
korst, finance; Rocll Maquar, dis
trict commissioner.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15
Farmers Attack
Court Decision

FRESNO Cal, Oct. Is fUP) =
The Associated Farmers of Cali
fornia. Inc. today attacked the
state supreme court decision hold
ing union closed shop contracts le-
gal and announced the decision
was "the signal for a concerted
drive by this organization for new
laws or amendments to existing
laws in California"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15

answer, which the local draft
boards will use to determine which
men shall be deferred and which
sent to army camps.
Imperial county will eventually
receive quota, based on popula-
ton, that it will be expected to
supply in manpower. The number
of recent voluntary enlistments from
this section will be deducted from
the total.
Oct. 16 will be used to determine
the proper draft ages. On that
day, anyone who is 81 years old or
35 years old or any intervening
age, must register. Anyone who
becomes 36 as of that day, how
ever, is not required to register.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15

An estimated 1900 Imperial VAL
ley young men will march to their
respective polling places and regis
ter between Z a. m. and 8 p. m.
Wednesday under the nations first
peacetime military CONSUMPTION
program.
OF this number, less than 400
will be called for military training
in the first draft for Imperial
county, draft board members esti-
mated in Ell Centro.
At a conference of four OF the
five draft board members for the
southern end of Imperial county
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15

Among The cOnfereeS was JOHN
C. Page, commissioner of the U. S.
Bureau of Reclamation. who stop
ped here en- route to Parker dam
from Holtville, Calf, where he took
part in Saturdays ceremonies dedi-
eating the All-American canal. 9th
er conferees we're u S. Senator Carl
Hayden of Arizona. E. W. Hudson,
head of local group interested in
furthering the project, their attor-
ney, Northcutt Ely of Washington,
D. c.; M. E. Bunger, engineer. in
charge of Investigations in the
western area of the reclamation
service; r. B. Debler, Denver, hy-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15

substance ringed by greenish
salve. A tablet is said to dissolve in
water in 90 seconds.
AS reported here, the first inkling
of the discovery was revealed by
newspapers in unoccupied France
They quoted French soldiers that
they had seen German tanks drive
to water fountains and "refuel.
The drivers dropped tablets into the
gasoline tanks, measured out wa
ter and let it flow over the tablets,
then drove away with fuel tanks
apparently full, according to the
reports here.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15
Marijuana Case
Ordered TO Trial

William F. Landreth, 25, San Di-
ego musician charged with having
$50 marijuana cigarettes, was re-
leased on $1,50O bail Tuesday pend
ing action of the UEited States dis
trict court
His companion. Chesteen john
son, 80, was unable to make SIM
liar bail so was still prisoner in
the county Jail at Ell Centre. Lam
dreth insisted he was going to
smoke all the cigarettes himself
The two men were arrested at
Calexico by customs officers dur
ing the weekend, and the $50
marijuana cigarettes found in the
car, the officers said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15

IIbIIl
to refuse to join labor union.
The rulings grew chiefly from the
suit of the Howard Automobile COM
pany employees to restrain the AFL
retail automobile statesmen union
from picketing Howard offices to
force the employees to join the
union.
I. M. Peekham. who represented
the Howard employees in the long
litigation, SAID that while a rehear-
ing would be asked. he did not, at
present, see any constitutional
grounds on which the decisions
might be appealed to the U. S. Su-
preme court.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15

The court. which split to In the
decisions, indicated in the majority
opinions that only by Legislative
action amending or repeating pres
ent laws could closed shop contracts
and secondary boycotts be outlawed.
unions restrained from picketing
establishments where no labor dis
pute exists and individuals protect
ed in their refusal to join unions.
Mathew Trobiner. who represented
the AFL in the litigation. said the
supreme court decisions provided
the greatest advance ever made by
labor through Judicial machinery
in the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15
Army FIiers Die
As Plane Crashes

DEWEY. Ill. Oct Is (UP)- Two
army filters from Chanute Field,
Rantoul. ILL.,, were killed today when
the plane in which they were flying
went into a spin and crashed in a
field five miles south of here.
The dead were Lieut.. Franklin
Case Davies. Madison Wis, the
pilot, and Joseph Collins Taylor,
Sault Ste Marie, Mich. both re-
servists recently called to active
service.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15
Harrigan Attends
Market Hearinq

B. A. HarrIgan county agricul-
tural commissioner, Tuesday at
tended a federal market order
hearing in Yuma with growers
from the desert area to discuss a
proposed program to regulate grape
fruit shipments in western Arizona
and southeastern California.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15
Pepper Martin to
Manage Sacs

ST. LOUIS, Oct. Is. CUP)-The
office of Sam Breadon, president
of the st. Louis Cardinals of the
National League, announced today
that John Leonard (PeppeD Mar
tin, veteran outfielder and third
baseman, had signed a contract
to manage the Sacramento, Calf,
club of the Pacific Coast League
next season.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15

luncheon Sunday at Union airport
in Los Angeles. They will be ex-
pected to fly their own planes there.
Dudley Steel. airport manager, will
act as host.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15
Reveals
Delay in Defense
Candidate Quotes Draft Officials No
Men Induc+ed in Service Until Housing
Facilities Available. Bares Shortage
= BY WILLIAM H. LAWRENCE

ABOARD WILLKIE TRAIN route to Buffalo, N "
Oct 15 (UP)Renewng his attack upon President Roose
ves handling Of national Defense Republican Presidential
Nominee Wendell L. Wllke asserted today that an army
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15
Arizona Lobbies
For Great Canal

PHOENIX, Oct. Is. (UP)-Possibty of construct
ing canal to bring Colorado river water from Parker
dam central Arizona farms revived today following
conference here between U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
officials and local groups interested in the project
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15
Labor Victorious
I'm Picket Action

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Is. (UP)-Howard Automobile
company employees said today they would ask rehearng
OF the state court rulings which gave labor unions
almost unrestricted rights of pcketng approved closed
shop contracts and secondary boycots and declared
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15
Bic Ndzi Plane
SQuudrons Attack
In Endless Chain
Nine Germans Brousht Down in Fierce
Fighting Over London. Other English
Areas; Rush Hour Crowds Scattered

LONDON, Oct. 15 (UP)-German air fleets bombed
the capital tonight at the climax of "a hours of steady
hammerng that inflicted many casualties in London and
other British communities
At least nine German and three British planes
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15
y ANBlINe


Well Timed
Some chaps get all the breaks.
Here is one that w. G. Brandt
of Ell Centro definitely did not
arrange for himself. 1t was all al
ranged for him.
Thirty-six years ago Tuesday
Brandt was born. Had he been born
couple of days later it wouldn't
have been break, but as he was
brought into the world on Oct. Is
it was.
Because Oct Is is the day before
all chaps between the ages of 81
and 35 must register for the army.
Had Brandt been born on Oct. 16,
he still would have been safe from
conscription, but Oct. II would
have been too late.
Anyhow, now he's 36 years old
and everything's jake.
o
At Our Own Game. too
Volume Two, Number l of the
Wilson school Scampus scored a
beat Monday. The school paper left
the Post-Press far behind in get
ting the news first.
What was billed as an Extra
Special Edition" started off with
the scare head: school Librarian
Elopes" and the drop read: Mil
dreo Chambers Married. AS a
further sly reproof the lead story
was slugged 'exclusive'.
Just to be sure Mrs. Anne Davis,
society editor, did not overlook
the extra and go ahead blythely
Tuesday in ignorance Of the scoop,
a copy was left on her typewriter
and a phone call brought her at
tention to it.
Which is rather like rubbing it
in, but no doubt we deserved it.
A NEW NAME FOR IT.
"And here's the bedroom :.
and that's the bath -
So it was that Mrs. Raleigh Holt
showed off he: new home in Ell
Centre this week. Following and
rapidly running out of such ex-
pressions as "How nice" and Dee
lightful!' was RR. Following, too,
was young Valerie Ann Holt.
That, she announced, "is the
there =" Mrs. Holt continued
and Valerie Ann saw her chance
to add her bit of information.
: "That," sh eannounced, "is the
guessing room!'
Left Out
Somehow we felt bit sorry for
Harvey Kenyon Monday night.
Called upon at the Legion auxil-
iary meeting to SAY few words
telling who you are and who your
husband is," Mrs. Genevieve Ken
yon made a very charming talk
and sat down. Then She realized
she hadn't said word about her
1,Ytchordi
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15
Aliens Flee to
Dodge u. S. Draft
Mexicans Suddenly Find Own Country
Most Attractive as Registration Day
Nears; Exodus at Peak tuesday

Flight to Mexico to avoid the draft reached it's height
Mexca Tuesday young Mexcans returned to their
native land rather than register under the national
scrption act.
A. R. Dick inspector in charge of immigration at Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-15

Butter; Los Angeles 31isc; but
terfat, Imperial Valley fob. ranch.
grade A 401sc; manufacturing milk
34Isc; route gathered cream 3Otac.
l.. A. hay: u. s. No. l S13-314.;
u. s. No. 2 Ieafy S11.50-12.50; I. v.
and Antelope S13-13.50; u. s. No. 2
$10.-S10.50; Mpls. Dec. flax $l.42h
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17

NEWS

nv MILO GAsro~

FYautcr. So Mrs Eva na'i. =, Ms.
Florida Hurtor. 5. Mrs Mary Flamer.
s.. AIRS Minerva Johnson AIS
Anna Stone. s.. Mrs Matte Horinn, s.;
Airs Heuiah MARTIN. s. Mrs Jessie s'n-
ford. So Mr.. Floriue white. =, Mrs
cora Noseiv. s.: Mrs Mary Hawk =
s.. Mrs julia simpson. 80 Ms San
~ Gamers S.. Mrs sa,iic Hopper. So
A.. susie <eision s. Mrs tisie NJ
Kinney. s., Mrs Maii-~a f1tmer s.,
Frankie Seal. g.. Messts Mo 1ast'n,
s ,0s. Janics 'hpitc thAfles
Nosicy. a.: Morris MARTIN >, IarN
rfl. s. Tom wehhef s. fainher'
rresffcr Sc John Jcnkns s., Ri
Ioisine s.. Joseph cunningham. 5
total. $50 Tf zad, AskeW = church
reporter
vi. ZIon baptist Church
pastor q A. stevenson preached sum
d.v morning on The Suite Under
..uainrr. text cor ft-lf TIE mos
.are Na- iraster'N The 1unior hoir
sang hesOifollv. f"stNrinx dret h'
Fleannr Wafker ans Ethel Glenn. Sore
~ tho VISITORS rrescn, we're NJ BROCK
ff Pollard. J a. Morrow. Milton Fc-
hols benjamin Atkins Eev. u sifnm'
and pev tate ~ lnkster.
post forget 20 nav your visit 80 the
stk 'hls week cor.nue campbell
church reporter
Dumas Unit ass
'rha Ladies' egvri.ry ~ the dumas
ro., SO ass snrourcc mat thew viii
ha,a risrty - refreshments dav and
rlch, Ssiutdsv Frn ~ ~ Tho Lagoon
hall The ladies wiz elte o., award ~
INC t,hin vni,h pfnt.s most popular
Tho tnuiofa ~ ihs nl1t holi their
meetings IN the N,aer mol ~ 3
from 90 I'm. esh Tuesday A'h'st
,ic rchcarsaf~ 40 hold On Thursia>s
ffnn 10 rareilfs rfs intfet -
sr,d their daughters - hcir boost 'he
leen Fleming i- chairman 81 the Jun
iofs
rha ladies auviliarv wri srousnr an
Amerleanism program on Fob - 80 the
American Legion hall, IN honor - two
great sta'csmen EVervore is vel ONE
Iowa Rtsnham = reporter
Thanks Public
Mrs r. y Mckinney wishes 90 thank
MI who ro-orerated With her last sum
day IN tho rally ~ the Love And Tn
Nv church Those who contributed
were. Madam How'd. 81: Elder Nc
kinney slosoi Mrs Stevenson. 1875
Nrs Mckinney. tsef. Mrs bryant 50.
Mrs Williams 81 Mrs Myrtle Peoples
81 ramcs Peoples 81; Thomas I.lovd
tf. Mrs Seav. u. Mr.. Stevenson. 81,
MIR Rrvant. o.. Mrs Kent. 81. G.. Wor-
man tfes Mrs Louisa Bradford. s. 50 +.
MIS-. Efhel Woman 81 Mrs Stanford
81: Madam Pors 81 Mrs Peppers 81.
AN progressive citizens are urged ~
read the Detroit Tribune each week
and kecp abreast 81 The news NJ Interest
- The race.
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We are hers again folks 20 trv anil
bring you the news a. Ne SCI u stunt
~ Of tho East End
Lets drop over 20 East fak- nan
list church. The Re-, Th"ms. s- INK
minister spoke on THE fuwrr ~ Tie
Gospel. tits sermon very steady
brought forth u am not ashemei ~
the gospel Of christ d." Visitors 81 me
services ana the church we're Mr. Rates
Mrs. Coventon ami Miss June lS"er,
At $50 pm. the Harmony Five ~
Fri.ndshlp baptist church rend-fef =
musical program under the ausnlres ~
the Sunday school The community IL
cordially invited 70 these prosfairs held
every second sunday At $50 pm
The REV. MIR CLARK spoke NJ me ere-
ming service from The text An Tnrfa-
tlon 10 Dine. on the sick list are Ms
Howard who has hecn confined 90 Re-
celvinr hospital Tor several weeks 'nf
Mrs Nafcn.
The calendar ~ events FOR the week
Include Vsientine Marty glVcr he
sunday school TUESDAY. Feb ~ nav
er meeting ~ the church. Wedu"r'ay
nicht
The first business m.eilnE ~ Tho
East End club was heid ~ The home N
Mrs Fowler "wednesday evening ofN-
rers are, r. wniingham president
julia Mae Reed vice president NH
NcGii secretary. Fowler treasurer,
Mf- rafilio. chaplain
The sii.zlanarv -"ri-iv ~ Fast l-sh"
mot ~ the church Thnrsi,s ftldfvi
he -hrt board audi lunl"r ch''f meet
Al the ehnrh the Sfet-- rally c"n-
te.tants far Indiana Viii siNe o.. iel
81 the home 10 ~ captain ~ inst
state $50 Tennessee saturday, FEB u.
l4~fNa one o. Invited
sunday rrh ~ the iuni"r choir " ~
have charge "f the inurl'ai psrt ~ ne
-r,i.e As pm sunday. me l"ni"f
choir VIII render - first anuiset-tif
service With Tive aid ~ several ~ IN"
city's leading Junior cholts
The nurses guild viii hold their sem'-
monthly meeting ~ tho home ~ Mrs.
Turner. Monday. Feh ~ Nth Mrs AUS.
I'm officistlnu Tho ION community
Progressive ,inh hcid nr inonfhi' n'et-
inc ~ tho iih hpne ~ I'Nnr
runnv Wv ,n-'tlr.i ttfh fer~ i'nai
,hrlt urn eltai Toe club and ~HnfH m
the Interest OF its functions aud save
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RIVER ROUGE NEWS
f. Hardy IL general chairman.
~. John AMI Church
~ MRS. A. u. GRAY yAuGuN

W. Hardy IL general chairman.
NJ. John AME Church
The ACE league. under the eader-
shin ~ a. Gum had charge OF the
morning services at 81. John last sun
day The Junlor choir rendered appro-
pirate music. Or. Guy o. saulsberry
was the speaker. his subject belnF
''rh" Young People lie said tho
young folk ~ to-day are Vt 60 blame
for the turmoil IN the orlA. The
adult world. he said. 10 responsible The
irague'S lesson Liberty and Justice
Tor Ar. was led by MIR. Gum.
The pastors message was on the
theme- "An Things Return To Their
Source. lie rpoke a. the evening ser
Vice. Viola Gum church reporter.
tnion baptist Church
SUNDAY school WAS we'll attended and
we'll conducted sunday Rev. r. c..
Copeland preached fine sermon IN
Path. text. Luke IT'S. The Junior
cholr sans.
Tho church mourn- the loss OF Mrs
Evans
PRAYER meetings are held ~ the
church every wednesday at 4 pm. All
arc invited
Those on thu sick list include Mrs
Myrce. who 10 A. Elolss hospital. Mrs
Brown Mr.. Fields. Mrs Perkins and
MIS- johnson, We wish them AL a
speedy recovery Bonnie CasNell 10
church reporter
Triumph Baptist Church
The = $. lessons theme SUNDAY Was
The rerns OF Rejecting Christ"
~ ~ am. Pastor g " simms
preached a masterfnl sermon from IA.
odus 40. Mrs Holden Was visitor.
SUNDAY afternoon. Rev Poore
nreached FOR tho ladies NJ the Mission
arv society. ,eVt. Gen. f2;l
Mrs Lille Thomas is ~ A. her home,
ass Reechwood street. Eunics Hudson
~ church reporter
Church Of God In Christ
sunday was GALA day a. the Church
~ God In christ Many visitors we're
present and made liberal contributions.
Tor which rho church extends thanks.
Pastor J W. Gaudv reviewed the 9
Iessnn Mis- liafdaman. travelling
missionary 10 accommodating much good
and NH rsmain With the church Tor
some tune
Rev CANDY preac hsd from Gen 40 =
~ Ncmhers and friends On Dyed the
sermon ard SONGS Airs Essie white
head : church rcportcr
Don't fail N keep M vita the news
bv reading the Detroit Tribune each
.weck
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SAGINAW NEW S
Rr MRs. ". TOOMEY


r'sraw Ninisterisi Alliance 10
isrs men and their wives
80 r Rev. Rarher In president F.
''f' Woe president: Rev. Car
NNr fof Ee,. Reauiey chairman
80 ilifee. Mrs Reaslcy. 500
iarreft. treasurer. Mrs
'''''r ie.raw chairman.
/ion baptist Church
To sNffav school Il. looking forward
n'Y
ihe y m services Sunday Werc
a'N a'fended one was added 10
- 'nlrch PASTOR NJ roomey preach
.0sl '" "''''n W. ~"
ne Nfi held flne program. begin
D. l Nssfo History week. sunday.
u... l"n's Included Lorraine Autley.
-. Weath.rspoon. Y. 4. worthy.
~. Al Toomey. Mrs j. walker
a, 'ha.fman OF the program.
.. nN Pastor Toomey preach
'"''her splendid sermon.
. llis Heil Hriscoe was recently
49,. 70 a bus accident aud was
~.,.. Joseph hospital hy passing
IA, she suffered broken coll
a., Ani Injured knee. The acct
near Wayne. Ind.
:. Bethel Church
N"inorstion 81 the anniver-
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sary ~ Richard Allen founder ~ me
AME church. Rev. J A Dean deliver
sd a timely message 10 large "pd
,erce sunday spc,iai numbers we're
rondered by the senior choir
unique program and rally wers
conducted In tho afternoon. Rev =
NJ Moore featured his electric guitar
Mrs II. Watson was program ehar-
man.
Negro History week was observed ~
the ACE League meeting Sketches or
outstanding Negroes were riNen ny
Misses cleo Nash. Peggy Vaughn. ko-
ena Moten and Thomas Farmer. IN
observance 81 race relations. Miss irene
aolns read a paper on the IRE ~
Abraham Lincoln Rev. J. A. been IL
attending the bishops council ia ~.
lanfa. Ca this week.
Mt Olive church
a Spiritually Powerful church was
the topic usei by Rev. w. q. Wilson
Al II am sunday text. Acts eiis.
Al $50 p Nv the pastor spoke from
,b. subject The Tried Stone The
attendance All day was large, includ-
ing many visitors
THE X 8 lesson was Interesting. The
,erort ON tho chtterllng supper was
also very favorable The Junior d.
r,ftnen, surprised The RITZ BY put
ing on fine drama. All enjoyed this
trrat
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Frank johnson 81 ssston. Mo. i
,isifng his mother Mrs HI who u
NJ in Rorgsss hospital
Mrs. vivian Mitchell. is confined 10
her home under the Doctors care ON
iv members ~ tho fafniN are permit
81 ~ see her Mrs James W baker
sr also IA With a severe cold. Roy
resie IL attn confined at home win
pneumonia
Roofing dub was orrer'yed IN
F,b ~ the hons ~ Mr.. and Mrs
Il 81 cloman Of r.. Frank street Tire
rerposs ~ the club IL 100 raise funds
for The roofing 81 the Alien Chapel
.ME chur.h officers elected were
reniamln naggef president; J. C. clio.
man. vIre president Ms .. 'lo.
man. secrsfsry Mrs benjamin Rag
get assisting secretary; Mrs FAY
Manuel Treasurer Raw. walker r.
,~raud~r j. The pastor 81 Allen chap
81 church
Miss Mary lane Goodwin reclted I'VE
Nra Rising" by Rev George g. Rove.
~. a repi sentative On The interrafial
rtngfatn laa sunday ~ The YwCA.
lanes rerkins was master ~ ceremon
ies Miss Jula Powell road paper
aud several musical selections were
rendered w qar'st composed ~
>t hasl singer. Georse SHEPHERD rm-
nv Barnes. sr and Emore FAfne..
~
Ms cisrene. rsnk ,na fMf snd
Ms fe.'er resk ~ AiicRan Nhch.
we're v~~h end ens.'s NJ Mrs Klssle Al
len and Mrs Evelyn Iefffies
Miss Anraheiie s'ha,ions and rny
vatne Powell w~re ,isifnrs In S,u'h
Hena. Indians iss' sunday
Nr and NJ. ' sutton Mss Rose
SHe.ren. AMI Nis. wlfs " Scott ~ef~
visitors In lansing Miehigan last sun
dav
Nr. " nm &C. ., cleveland ohio.
Sied ~ the borgess. hospital last sum
day Zen n. Mrs I'M was me We
~ REV J. r. nm ~ cleveland She
csme 20 Kalamazoo three weeks Rso
- visit her daughter Mrs Geftr ~
nuse io7, y Rose street. Mrs M
MS born IN Memphis Tenn Ian D.
1s-s Surviving ara her husband a'd
daughters Mrs Ruse AMI Mrs Claude
Newman OF Memphis. two sons. E'-
l-hne Johnson OF 81. Louis m aud
Robert johnson OF Cleveland one sis
ger Mrs claudio warren ~ ~ayon
Mo. one brother Rob ra'rirf Mem
rhis three ni@ces eirht nephews and
thirteen Grand, hliren
Douglass Center News
The ionx talked ~ pong'sss ronmnu-
itv center viii sctuaiiy get underway
SATURDAY, morning Feh - ~ - vi
when former Navor wiNan Shite--
leare ir turns over The fiisf srafe
frii ~ ground At N. norihwes, corner
~ East Hanson and Norfh PITCHER
streets
"Details ~ 'ha program for me start
~ 'he ;st0oa WA projects are heing
worked nut bv Mavor Shakespeare .
son. Monroe. city commissoner. md
chairman NJ the sdVisofv board The
former msvor IL expected 10 refnrn
from Melbourne Fls 10 he present AZ
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