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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Bay City Couple Escapes Death in
Crash as Car Skids, Crashes Through
Bridge Rails, Leaps Across Canal

and turned over on its sidc. High
way Patrolman Lewis Mitchell saiC
Monday.
The injured couple visited Il
physician in BraWley and and re-
manned in a Brawley hotel through
out the weekend. They abandoned
their journey to Mexico City.
Two as yet unidentified women
escaped injury during the weekend
when their car skidded off the high
ay west of Truckhaven, Mitchell
said They ordered the car toWed
to Indio and failed to make an
official report Of the accident to
Imperial county officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29

Sears recommendation, which was
based on an 11-Week deportation
hearing held here from March 81
70 June - this year. The govern
ment charged Bridges affiliated and
cocpsrated with the Communist
party and other subversive groups
during his 2l-year residence as an
alien in the United States.
Sears. retired New York state
jurist called in or the Bridges
,aSe, not only recommended Bridg-
IS deportation bit also turned
down a motion by Bridges attorn-
" for reopening of the hearing
The attorneys had charged that
government officials had tapped
wires to obtain evidence against
Bridges. Major Lemuel Schofieid
Chief of the immigration bureau
denied the wire tapping allegations
TWO COURSES OPEN
Sears recommendation for send
ing Bridges back to Australia was
presented to U. S. Attorney General
Francis Biddle in Washington.
Sears, in q proposed order for
immediate deportation" informed
Biddle the hearing had proved
Bridges was member of the Com
nunlst party and had affiliated also
with the marine workers industrial
union Scars said the MWIU was a
part of the communist party and
dominated and controlled by it,"
He said his decision had been in
fluenced chiefly by the testimony OF
Harry Lundber2, head o. the AFI
Sailors Union of the Pacific ana
CT James O'Neil. former CIO pu-
licity representative in San Fran
cisco.
BRIDGES INCONSISTENT
Equally important, Sears sale.
was Bridges own testimony and
Bridges inconsistent statements re-
garding his connection with the
Waterfront Worker, a Communist
publication
The hearing established that
Bridges was editor of the Water
front Worker almost from the time
OF its inception" Sears said.
LundeberG testified that Bridges
personally had admitted member
ship in the Communist party dur
ing a dinner gathering in Bridges
nome in 1885.
CNeil, Jailed for contempt anG
cited for perjury as a result of his
r,.uSalS 10 testify in the hearing
was quoted by the FBI as saying
he had seen Bridges pastin9 dues
stamp, III a Communist member
ship book and as OF saying he knew
Bridges was a Communist O'Nen
denied making these statements.
TWO COURSES OPEN
BiddlC had two courses to follow
He can submit the recommendation
to special board OF review or he
can act on it himself He was not
bound to follow Sears recommended
ton for deportation.
In event Biddle accepts the Sears
recommendation, and decides to act
himself, the attorney general will
issue a warrant for Bridges arrest
The labor leader, who came to this
country from Australia in 1921, will
then b. released on bail pending
actual deportation.
Bridges was III the east. attend
ing CIO conferences in New York
Continued on Page s; Column g.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29

ltBlSldliNt ItdutlS dl blIC "IIllt.
House Tuesday and is expected to
announce sometime this week in
what degree the administration de
sires the act to be changed,
Non-interVcntionists in congress
have promised a fight against any
attempt to revise the act. But one,
who preferred to remain anonymous,
conceded that the chances are
better now" that request for mod
ification of the act would pass both
the house and senate.
President Roosevelt regards the
arming of American flag merchant
vessels as a warranted protection
against what he dcnOunces as "pir-
aoy' against our shipping. The
question dividing Washington to-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Ma val
Battle
Ro9es
Hardship Growing
As Italians Feel
Warfare S Pinch
By UNITED PRESS

While & thin blanket of
snow that covered Moscow
led to belief that extreme
northwest portions of Rus
sia are already snowbound in an
early winter, the wars spotlight
moved Monday from the Soviet
front to Italy, where British planes
Sunday night delivered the heaviest
air bombardment of the war.
Rome countered the psychological
effect of the bombingS on a morale
already reported by neutral observ-
ers to be extremely low with claims
of a great air victory over British
sea forces in the Mediterranean
An official communique and FaS-
cist press reports asserted that three
British cruisers and three merchant
transports were sunk in the Medlt-
erranean battle and that four war
ships. including a battleship be-
lieved to be the 1880 ton dread
naught Nelson, were damaged
The convoy, said Rome, was be-
lieved to be moving American war
materials from Gibraltar to the
Middle Eastern front when it was
attacked for 10 hours Saturday by
Italian warplanes and, briefly, by
Italian naval craft.
The British admiralty countered
the sweeping Rome claims with an
assertion that the big convoy had
been moved from west to east with
the loss of a single freighter and
unimportant damage to one war
ship, size and name unspecified.
NORTH SNOWBOUND
The snow in Moscow fell Curing
the night and had covered the
ground and buildings with a thin
blanket. AS the temperature rose
Continued on Page 6; Column 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29

desperately, they discovered, that
snc felt she had to make sure OF
ann before some other Girl got him
Therefore, she told authorities.
she informed him that she was go
lng to have a baby and that he was
the father She told her parents the
same story. They consulted his par
euts. The children went to Bryan
O. on Sept. a whore they falsitied
their ages to obtain 4 license, and
we're married by a Justice of ;ho
peace with the parents consent.
Floyd Cwchton, chief of police
of suburban Lincoln Park, where
both families lived, SAID the par
eNts cid not call III 4 physician and
there was no evidence Dorothy had
ever been or was now pregnant.
HAVING obtained this confession
from Dorothy. Crichton interviewed
Freddie He VAS not dlsmayed nor
angry
The story wasn't so important
to me- he said Il wanted to marry
her anyway. I thought about asking
her lots Of times before she told me
about the baby.
Both children are held III the
juvenile detention home NeiShbor>
reported they were living tosether
as husband and wife and authorities
separated them, tWo weeks after
their marriage.
Crichton said the paren,S Of both
would be brought to triad Thursday
on charge of contribuung to their
delinquency because they were lax"
IN not having physician examine
Dorothy to confirm her story. But
there was suggestion that the
court would resolve the tragedy"
another way. Under Michigan law
Continued on Page 6, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Hastain Chairman
OF Assembly Group

Imperial county assemblyman
Harvey A. Hastain, BraWley, Mon
day was appointed chairman of a
state assembly interim fact-finoing
committee on agriculture, the Unit
ed Press announced in a dispatch
from Sacramento.
Speaker Gordon Garland named
Hastain chairman of the commit
tee, on which members are Godfrey
A. AndreaS, Upland; T. Fenton
Knight, La Canada; Lloyd Lowrey,
RumSey. and Fred Weybrat, Sole
dad
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Germans Execute
Czech Officers

LONDON. Sept. 2G. cUP)-Hcad- =
quarters of the C2echoslovak Ma
tional committee today reported re-
ceipt of private adviccs that six
Czechs, including two former hien
army officers, had been executed by
German occupation authorities at
Prague.
Reports of the executions coincid-
ed with a prediction by Edouard
Benes, President of the Czech Ma
tional committee. Germany is about
to launch "a new wave of tclror"
in CZeChOslavakia TO halt the
spreading unrest there.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Consumer foPay More, Dairymen to
Get More for Milk Beginning 0cf.1

Increased milk prices for the
dairyman and the consumer will
go into effect in Imperial county
Oct. /.
Home delivered milk will cost the
consumer IA cents a quart instead
of 13 cents a quart. The dairyman
in Imperial county will get 70 cents
per pound of butterfat instead OF
81 as at present.
Changes in milk prices to the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29

go into effect all over California
under regulations set by the bureau
of marketing of the California de-
partmcnt of agriculture. In San Di-
ego county the dailYman Will re-
ceive 88 cents per pound of butter
Eat instead of the - cent rate
established in Imperial county. This
difference was said to have been
permitted on the contention that
the San Diego dairyman must pay
to have hay hauled from outside
the county.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29

day is whether he will ask also for
repeal of all but administrative sec
tionS of the neutrality act.
The strongest hint that Mr.. RooSe-
welt would seek to open British. and
other anu-AXiS belligerent ports to
American merchant ships came over
the weekend when the president
warned against the gospel of fear !"
In q recorded speech delivered at
the scattered launchings of IA mer-
chant vessels on Saturday, Mr.
Roosevelt said:
I'VE propose that these ships sail
the seas as theT are intended To-
We propose, to the best of our abil-
ity, to protect them from torpedo
from shell and from bomb"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29

GNTVlINU 70 insure SUCCESS q Lhe
defense effort.
Il sometimes fear that may be
possible because it seems that the
democratic processes don't work too
efficiently" Eccles told the house
banking committee.
He testified before the group IN
support of the administrations price
control bill, but implied that it does
not 80 far enough because it makes
no attempt to impose a ceiling
on wages or a drastic maximum
level on farm prices.
EccleS also said higher taxes are
necessary to avert possible infla-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Nation Goes Back
On Standard Time

NEW YORK. Sept -. up
Daylight saving gaze way to stand
ard time over the week end except
in the Chicaeo metropolitan arru
where it Will continue To Oct, %.
For most Of the 50r00000 Amer
leans affected the deadlne WAS ..
A. NJ. Sunday when the hour lost
last April 27 Was rrcapiUed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
A Hot House Plant

Joe Longacre, covered with glory
and a football scholarship, left for
Wyoming to so to college.
In six days he was back in El
Centro
What are you doing back hcre?'
amazed friends asked Joe
ITS too cold up there" Joe said
as he basked in the Imperial Valley
sunshine, and besides, I missed
my mothers cooking"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Snow BIanI<efs Moscow
Bio Raids Blast Italy
p AMBLING
X EPORTER
Dig A Little Deeper

Dig A Little Deeper
Prospecting for the sewer lines
at the county court house is one
of the greatest puzzles OF this era.
There is no telling where they are.
A sewer line prospecting job III
the basement of the court house
was going forward with a lot OF
hole digging and floor tapping. The
plumbers went away one night,
leaving a deep hole and huge
pile of dirt in the health depart
ment laboratory.
When the laboratory crew came
to work the next day regular
mine locatis 3: notice was standing
beside the hole. The sign said
Dgmore Mining Co
Location Shaft of Picklight Claim.
Locators DR.. Pace and Don Bas-
sett.
Mineral Values -- Picklieht and
Shovelite.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
N NeutroIity Act
Decision Slated

WASHINGTON, Sept. % (UP)-Modification of the
neutrality act to arm merchant marine for the shoot on
sight drive against Axis raiders appeared today to be-,
practically assured
President Roosevelt will discuss the problem with his
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Authoriti les vexed
By'Baby wharfage

DETROIT, Sept % (uP)-Authorities compl2t ID their
investigation today of "traGedN Of adolescence mVolV-
ing II year old girl and I5-yearold boy but were UNI
able decide how to resolve 1t.
Dorothy Jilliher student in the eighth grade loved
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
COPS Nab Youths
In s peedins Orgy
e Centro. Ho|+vi|e Youngsters Pay
Heavy Fines Reckless Driving as
Police Continue Safety Campaign

IIoltvle and Ell Centro gasoline payboys chose most
naspcous time for their automobile bltz Of Ell Centros
residential section Sunday, they discovered Monday
morning when they faced irate Police Judge Lee Nuffer
Two El Centro brothers. COrneliuS kelerher "a, and
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Go Chief Held
Enemy Of Govt:
Appeal Expected
Special Examiner Declares Waterfront
Union Boss is Und esirabIe Alien;
Next Step Up to Attorney General

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20. (UP) - Judge Charles
Brown Sears, special examiner for the u s. Bureau of
immigration recommended today that Harry r. Bridges
California CIO director be deported his native Austria
liza as undesirable alien. Albert De- Guercio immigra
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
SaY That Again

Say That Again
Ann Sima took garage crew in
an Ell Centro garage basket OF
dates from her ranch. The boys
appreciated she kindness and told
her if she would bring some fresh
eggs from her ranch they would
like to buy them.
She looked Thoughtful for a mo-
ment and then said:
I've got lots of eggs on my ranch
but I can't get the hens to lay
them"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
Roses BY ther Names

RR can't help being diverted by
the name most commonly used when
speaking to or referring to NJ. c.
Pinnell of CaleXicO.
Everyone, and We mean everyone,
calls him Brother. Other men may
be called Jack, Marcus, or Bill. But
Pinnell is Brother TO one and all.
Even his nieccs and nepheWs
swing into line with Uncle Bro
ther.'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29

system we WOulu ike 10 see
He condemned strikes OF all kinds
during a period of national emer-
gency and criticized the decentral-
lied setup of labor organizations
which. he said. permits wildcat
strikes"
He suggested creation of central
government agency TO work out a
schSrSule of wages during the emer-
gency that would provide a yard
stick" for maximum pay In various
producing areas.
He described the present labor
situation-hoth as regards labor Or
CARNATIONS and government agen-
cies to regulate labor as more or
less chaotic"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
TEMPERATURE

Maximum sun. 80, minimum
Mon. 81; 5 pm. Sun. "a, humidity
81; am. Mon. 50, humidity g..
Noon Mon. SO, humidity 30.
l.. A. Hay: L. $. No. l S18.-18.50;
us. No. 2 leafy Nv. SI7-18; No. 2
S1I.50-15.50 MpIs. Dec. flax S2.O3 :.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-29
EccIes Hints at
Curb on Wuqes

WASIINGTON, Sept. 20. IUP) - Federal Reserve
Board Chairman Mariner S. Ecces, suggesting the advis
ability Of longer work week and curb wages to
check nfaton said today he feared the government may
be forced to resort to the system would like to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Male Help Wanted
AT ONCE

AUTO MECHANIC - Must have tools
steady work, good pay. HI Dawson,
1901 John r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Plan Stock
Exchange
lin Revere

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Revere
Copper and Brass, Inc, plans to
eliminate its Class A stock as the
first major step toward simplify
ing its capital structure. Holders
of all classes of the company's
stock at special meeting Deem
Der 3 will vote on a proposal TO
exchange 81 shares of common
stock for each share of Class A
plus accrued dividends thereon.
At the same time. they will be
asked 10 approve change in COM
mon sleek 10 no par from S. par
and TO eliminate authorized but
unissued z per cent cumulative
preferred and Class A stock.
G.. Dona d Dallas. president,
stated that the reduction at some
time in the future in amount of
outstanding preferred stock is also
desirable. Such a reduction might
come out of earnings, should earn
ings permit, or might be effected
through common stock financing,
he said. The company does not
now contemplate any comm o n
stock financing in the near future.
The company is currently maxi
ing substantial reductions in the
preferred stock dividend arrears
by payment of cash dividends. said
Dallas, and its position is such that
IT can probably make additional
reductions in the near future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Lumber Production
Off 5 Pei. in Week

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Lumber
production in the week ended
November l was 5 per cent less
than the previous week. Ship
ments were 2 per cent greater and
new business 3 per cent greater,
according 10 reports to the
National Lumber Manufacturers
Association. Shipments were 8 per
cent above production and new
orders ; per cent below PFedHe-
ton, compared with the corre-
spending week of 1910 when pro-
duction was ID per cent greater.
shipments l per cent less and new
business 7 per cent less.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Toronto Stocks

Quo'ations supplied by Bongard a ca
.fipdsor, Priees in cenis koon mica
NININE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
.SteWdrt-Wdrner
Net Seen Higher

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-With a
backlog of government orders
totaling $4,000. 900 as of Novem-
Der !. and with factory pay rolls
almost so per cent above 1910
levels, Stewart-Warner Corpora
ton viii finish the year with
operations in all divisions at a
record high.
Besides an extensive volume Of
ordnance work, Stewart Warner
was the first company in the Chi
cago area TO undertake large-scale
production OF artillery fuses for
the defense program. The COM
pany is doing a heavy business IN
such indirect" defense materials
as lubricating equipment and pre-
cision parts for planes, tanks and
trucks.
Roughly one-third of total VOL
ume is estimated TO be going d.
rectly or indirectly for use of the
armed services, and this percent
age is continually increasing.
While IL is still too early 10 OBJ
tain complete picture of the past
years. operations, there is every
indication at present that 1941
earnings will be substantially
ahead Of the S1.18 per share re-
ported for 1910.
Profit before federal taxes has
been running more than 200 per
cent ahead OF last years levels
and even after the federal income
and excess profits levies net profit
has exceeded that of a year ago
by 80 per cent. Nine months net
income this year was S108 per
share, against so cents in the like
period of 1910 ------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
In Memoriant

IN LOVING MEMORY Of our son, Charles
A. Drawn, who passed away one year
ago today.
Sweet little flower OF heavenly birth,
he vas TOO fair 10 bloom on earth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Drawn. Sister Norma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12

Designers heckers-Process Men
Alma Engineering Co, 3773 Gratiot. Plaza
OAp6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Lost and Found

GERMAN shepnerd police dog: BLACK and
tan; answers 20 name Kelly" Liberal
reward. 1919 Orchard. Van Dyke. Mich.
LOST, Saturday, between and $40 p m,
girls Gotham wrist watch, round black
silk band Chalmers, Mack s6~~ Ashland
graduation keepsake. TIL. N-i6s7. 1889
Ashland.
LosT-Aonth ago. vicinity General Motors
Buiding small black and white dog
Panty pet" Reward. Telephone Tyler
6-51ss.
LOST CHOW collie. female; name. Biondy T:
ehild's pet; reward Murray $3.50.
LoST-White poodle. male vicinity Kirby
and Trumbull; reward. TYLER 4-76o9.
MALE HOUND-Biaek. brown: collar
tneighborhood Fairview- Warren). Re
ward. IvAnhoe 1924.
SUITCASE containing clothing, nniscellane-
Gus talley 22s2 West Grand boulevard.
Reward. Tyler 4-665s.
WALLET (blackl -Downtown: containing
money, needed badly; Identification.
Reward. Tyler 6-0267.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12

~ Paso Natural Gas Company Of Deia-
ware and subsidiaries report for the IL
months ended September 30, a net income
OF 81 ala Gas after federal income and ex-
cess profits taxes. etc, equal after 7 per
cent preferred dividend requirements. "a
s351 common share, against an al
. common share IN the ~ months ended
September 30, 1870,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Help Wanted-Instruetion

IFl YOU LIKE TO DRAW. SKETCH OR
PAINT. write for talent test (no fee) =
give age and occupation. Address Box
3 -6JOi Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Male HeIp-SoIesmen

WANTED-Reliable man TO succeed E. A.
Wiikie as Rawleigh Dealer In Southwest
Wayne County, ~ townships, 3,i5i
families. Selling experience unnecessary 70
start. Everything furnished except car.
Splendid opportunity 10 step into a per
manent and profitable business established
over 3 years Good profits for a hustler.
For particulars write Rawleighs. Dept
MCK-1iO-l0. Freeport, Illinois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Deatb Aotices

: OF the late Timothy Murphy, dear aunt
OF Mrs. william A. Corbett. Funeral from
residence, 1918 National ave, Friday morn
Ing At $50 90 Most Holy Trinity Church
at .. Interment IN Mt. Elliott.
sPENGLER = Nov IL. 1871. suddenly
Louise, OF 90 Avalon. Highland Park,
wife OF the late Gustav Spengler; dear
mother OF Mrs. Bartlett lie Due; grand
mother OF three grandchildren sister Of
Mrs. John Wisnowski. Funeral service Fri
day, 1870 p. m. at A. III. Peters Funeral
Home, l2057 Oratiot Ave; Al 2 o'clock At
salem Lutheran Church, Iroquois and
Forest Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

DARRELL OF DISHES, of truck: Sun
day. Needed" Reward. Telephone
Lenox 1895.
DIAMOND RING and stickpin lost Tues
Day. vicinity Book-Cadillac Hotel. Cad
lilac SOFT. Liberal reward.
ENGLISH SETTER PUP. black. white
Reward. Telephone Arlington 7I46. Madi
son 1892.
LOST-Two big dogs one English setter
black and white speckied with black spot
on hindquarter, one white pointer with
brown liver spots, ehild's pet. Strsyed
from sS7 Berkshire. Crosse Polnts Park.
Large reward. Tuxedo 2-205s.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listlngs
in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12

For the 'Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by the
National Association OF Securities Dealers.
Inc, District No. g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Male Help Wanted

BOYS. IL and older. get In business for
yourself. Make your spare time pay you
cash by carrying a Newspaper route In your
own neighbOrhOOd. For complets details
write The Detroit Times, Circulation Dept.
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., OF ll646 Rutherford,
beloved wife OF Walter. dear mother Of
Mrs. Harry North Edward Mink and June
Remaihs at H. A. sehrader Funeral Home.
1850 Greenfield. until Friday noon. in
state at the Evangelical Lutheran Church
OF the Nativity, MettatAl near Plymouth
road. from ] p. m. until time OF service
AT D. m
Evening star., 1941-07-28
THE EVENIN6'S HIGH LIGHTS.

Wpt, 7:00-Voorhees Orchestra; James
Melton sings the first radio presentation Of
Erich Korngods new song, You Haunt Ny
Heart." Donald Voorhees, conducts houHorg.
skYs Might on Bald Mountain" Ladows S
Musical Snuff-Box"
WJN, 7:00-Repof 10 the Nation; tsposi-
zion Of the Governments efforts 10 check price
rises.
WMAL, 7:30-True or False; Six toeds Of
The University Of Rochester maith wits with a
half dozen men tedtheB.
Wpc, 7:3O-WaIIenstein's Orchestra Mar,
rdret Speaks sings GOunods Jewel Song"
from Faust and Sing, Smile. 5Iumber"
Alfred WaIenstein directs 0Henbath's over
lure TO "0rpheus," Sbeius "Romante."
WNAL, 8OO-Basin Street Music Society:
JAZZ Pianist Art Tdium is guest, and one Dr..
Gatomo "Fuf-mouih" Mccarthy takes over
tharmsnship Of the society.
WIN, 800-ForeCdst Dudley Dioges plays
The lead in "Pibby and The Houhans" from
New York; Adolphe Nenjou and VsUee Teas,
dale play Deductions De Luxe" from Holly
wood.
WPt, s30-Seuefay Of The Navy Knox
addresses The fftyfirt annual reunion Of the
Legion Of VsIor in Fort Sheridan, III.
WhAL, 845-Progrsm under auspices Of
HE AirpIans Model Clubs.