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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money-msking opportunity driving
CHECKER CABS an outdoor job. driving
pleasure car, heslthful profitable and
STEADY Age 2l TO IS. Apply 2l2s Trumbul.
affer a m.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Mt. Signal Ne cts
A+Gre en- Home

The d F. Green home III the
WcStSidc district was tho head
quarters for members of MI. sigma
homo department who met there
on wednesday.
MIS- Clark, Mrs Kcnncrson
MIS-. Small gave an excellent
demonstration on nutrition and the
prevention of colds; Mrs Earl V.
& Northrop and Mrs Edna For
rcStcr from McC&bc- Eucalyptus
presented an amusing skit, "RaS-
tus Applies for an Operators Lii
ccnsc"; the group enjoyed the sing
ing of patriotic songs and Of those
popular during the last world wal
Al noon Mrs. Green with Mrs
BinnS, Mrs InGlc. MIS- Faulkner
served delicious luncheon.
Those present were: McSdam"
Gladys Clark. May Kcnncrson
Elizabeth Mcalcy, Maggie HaycnS
Mabel Havcns, Elizabeth McKm
Anna Brandcnbure. Joycic Small
Katherine Faulkner, Mae Dcmp-
say. Juanita BnnS, Birdie Fisher
Qulncic Littrcll, Ruth TOmpson
Martha RoSson. Eva Nelson, NJ
Bobbitt, Vcva Green, Pauline West
morcland, Dorothy Brockman, Vio-
let Mccain, Edna FORESTER AgnC,
Northrop. Della j Grimes. FlosSlc
fnglC.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Reservations

Reservations should be made At
once. as due 10 the club house Inn
itatIOuS III SIZE on,J certain mum
hcr can bc accommodated Those
WHO wish to make reservations for
parties should call Mrs Earl Far
ri. telephone 1870. while those Whp
wish to make no-host reservations
should do so by calling Mrs. Per
Gle Thaekcr. telephone GIG
MIS- john w. DonOhuc is chair
nan of the committee in charge
Mrs Ross T. HichcoX is in charge
of the program. Mrs Farris and
Mrs Thackcr of reservations; Mrs
W. c. Costello and Mrs Earle q
Davis. publicity; Mrs. r J Cle9-
cngcr, treasurer
Others on the committee are.
Mrs Don c Paulus, club president.
Mcsdamcs Stevens H Harris. u
NJ. Mercer. Howard Sopcr, J. p.
Hansen. w A SWerdfegcr, B E
Lemons. Glenn Kieffer, c S
JuStman. w A Vie Forrest F.
KutZ. w. s. Kong, p. N Van Slyck
J. Bradshaw, r P Moore, w c
+ J Mack. Minor o Simms. 0
Barrett. Frank Bowles, George
Bucklin. B O. Mitchell, c J Rus
sci Louis DeVita M c Wall
Katherine Parks. s. c Kendall
Edwin Aiken. Mark McMahan
Arthur Spring w, J Thornburg
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
@. R. Dance Set
For Saturday

For the high school and Junior
college group. one Of the chief so
cial events Of the year is the Girl
Reserves formal dance which IS to
take place this year on Saturday
at 8 o'clock in the Ten ThouS-
and club house
Miss Leila LicSycld. advisor, is
working with the girls to assure the
success of the dance which is to
carry out a Valentine theme, with
Hearts Delight as the name.
Decorations, under the direction
VI Halle Brown. will be rcd hearts
and the programs, invitations
etc. which have been designed M
der the supervision Of Geraldine
Barter, publicity chairman. are III
the same theme Shirley Brown Is
in charge of refreshments and Pat
Jones, Of program
All Y w. C A members and
former Girl Reserve arc eligible to
attend and may secure their tickets
from Geraldine Barter or Betty
Lea Horton
ChapcroncS will be Mr.. and MI
Guy A. Wcaklcy. Mr. and Mis-
Chester Gilpin, Mr. and MIS- join
l.. Dubois, ST.. Mr. and Mrs. Gloml
Kicffcr. Mr.. and Mrs Stan ID AT
kin. Mr.. and Mrs M j. Havala.
AS all proceeds arc to 30 to-
wards a national defense project
the girls will have a nlckclodcol
instead of the usual orchestra
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

cieS
By Paul Harrison

HOLLYWOOD. Fcb. 6 When
Evclynnc Smith Wa lo@f"adee
tolnboy Of - and VII ridu2 hcr
second motorcycle to school il / me
Beach, she was struck by crr
1t vas two and a half yeas before
she could walk. and even tAyn 81
seemed fatcd for a lifetime of HOB
bling trail'N
Nov she's a movie STUNT Girl At
20 EyClYnnc Smlta also j. a loral
star in the oddly asso"t"a lclds Of
wcighthlung. diving swimming, ac-
QIarlan" raGn2. ggmnaStics. Wrcs,.
ling and basrpWe...s. SnC'5 Il
qualified liyrtcr, an dl-momo
practical mcehauic. and an airp!Hnc
pilot Having hla instruction l.
6 l'aXng ard il-ut#a, shr Wou!l hr
sdulln an Upset IT, lrr Cr.rua nj
amy ill-mnEelt .,''
When ,ais correspondent ull.IaG
n compliment by commcntiua tau
she didn't icck like strGn4 %o-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Church Circle
Enjoys ak

World Friendship Circle of IL
Presbyterian church heard Mrs. WI
lis Barrett give her delightful pro-
gram on life in China and the Phil
ippines as she experienced it who.
this group met Tuesday in tht
church.
Mrs. J. D. Ncsbitt conducted IT,.
devotional service, Mrs. George W
Thomas developed the chapter II
thc study book on the church as
the lcavcn in national policy; MIS-
l. c. Hawk and Mrs. Olin Gresham
presented sidcli3htS on the mis-
sionary work of tie Prcsbyteri2l
church.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Schools
Churches
Many Attend Club
Bridge Luncheon
Ihursda day Noon

Wlth Valentines day rs III.
tacm". the monthly bridge lunch
con at the Ten Thousand cluL
Thursday Was @u cXccplonall,
pretty party, an exceptionally vel.
attended one. as over 100 Womcu
we're present - enjoy the no.
pItalitY Of the February committee
Each table for four was conferred
with Il scarlet taper whose ba5..
WAS scarlet heart resting ON q
red and lace paper valentine. Heart
shaped candies repeated the theme
and the rcd and white color Schcm,
was also carried out in the mcuu
On the other side of the stage VA,
a huge basket of ercCnrry with
red balloons making decorative
fruit. Tho walls were dccaratCc
with attractive valentines maxim
the setting gay and celuiu.
Ms. W. A. SWClGlc2cr 81. Vii
the high score prize in The ca.C
game. MIS-. p NJ Mercer scccuG
MIS-. I. N. Hitchcock, third; MI
Romeo {. Smith. fourth
M. Thornbur@s committee iJ-
Guided Mcsdamc% ". A Toadro
:. A. Suaub John b McNe"rr
{. S. iuslman. Hu2h Latham. B.
crly Riley. Ben Kollernan, Da
Scott. Ward McCrcw, Earl Kraft
CieOr.c r. Kirk, p NJ McrccE
Wolford Dryc. Gprdan SERVER, y
f. Lemons, M. c. Wahl
Mrs. w. c. Reed and the c91t
committee were in charge Of play
Mcsdancs r. c. Clemens, NJ J
Horton, O. j Jennings, Jr. Lee
Nuffcr. john W TYLER, J. b. Nc
NnapC
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Camp SeeIey Benefit Party at
Ten Thousand Club Next Week

Wodlesdar. Eel H. il a date to
secp in mind Tor everyone WHO
asn.- 10 help Camp Scclcy. ano
r. ceer@ouc Who ENJOYS either e
aogd program. game of bridge or
DOtn
On that evening a special COM
ml''cc of the Tea Thousand
s.uba Amcricanism department
sill Snon~or q big benefit party in
fhc CLUB house ali proceeds being
TUNED over to the fund for the
much-nccdcd recreation hal at
Camp Sc"lcy
Homemade cakes and coffee will
be served promptly at 7:3O O'Clock
aftcr which a program featuring
somc Of Camp Scelcy's talented
members will be presented follow
ed by Il game Of contract, with de-
tense stamps for prizes
This party is open 10 everyone
and those who wish to come just
for the dessert ana program vii
bc rs welcome as those who WlSI
IT, come tor the entire evening
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

company him from Camp Lockct'
where ne Is now stationed.
MISS kaufman is active In the
Crusaders, young peoples organiza-
tlon and She is also member Of
the Mlzpah club She received Eei
education in the valley, attendin-
Central high school. Mr. Hocbel
beng a graduate of the Los An
gcles schools.
HoltyilIc Wedding
HollvlIlcS Methodist church vi
be the scene OF a wedding Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock when MMA
Gideon, daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
Bernard 3 Gideon, will become
the bride of Robert Cecil Chcync}
son of Mr. and Mis-. FREDERICK p.
CheHncy Of Los Angeles.
The Rev Mr.. KCnrc II Fnzl
viii read the service, and soiOI:,s
fer tho Wedding include Maraare.
Marlng of HOltville and H0Waly
Worthiupton of Imperial
E.ma lean MadduX Will be maiG
of honor with Elsie Henry, ans
Phyllis Cheney. sister Of the
bridegroom a. the bridesmaids
Edgar Thompson Of Venice vii
act as best man. with Robert CaTi
OF San Gabriel and Paul Lear oi
HCltYillo as uSherS
A reception will take placo in TIT
church social nail Immediately TO-
lowing the ceremony.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

man. size picked mp my l"' p1ilildS
IN 4 frrmans carry and at'olird
along The studio street.
Remarkably. considering her laI
of special talents, Miss smith -
attractive as the dickens. Soft
spoken. thOrougniy feminine. she
looks like Sonia Henic, though "
little chmkier For stunt WORK
thuuah she could double fer an,
OF the slmky plamoristS.
CRASHES BOAT FOR JOB
Until a few months ago, She
had no chance in the movies. Then
the Pmc-ThomaS production COM
panv took "Torprdo Boat 10 IOn2
Beach fer thrill of shots in WhlCi
nlck Arlcn and Mar Carlisle COM
gcla IN rival speed craft ior E
N2y9 cCltract The mad" driver
engaged for the stunts kncW jus'
the ngnl cal to doabl" for Mis-
CARL lc in the speed trials ana
spcc,arultr crash, 20 Egclynnc
Smith joined the Scrrn Actor
Gulld.
A few wceh. iafor Pine ans
Thomas w"rc riln.ln2 Wildcat. "
an oil field adventure yarn, ana
rpll"d Miss Smith to double fol
Arlene Judge. The main Job this
time was 10 climb into the burn
ing cab Of a big crane and lift /
pirdcr that had pinned down Ar
len This VAS cnch for tn"
pretty atuntress in spite Of a bro
ken hose line which had bccn
counted ON to cool the inside Ct
the flaming cab with a spray OF
water.
Now that Hollywood knows about
her. Ms Smith viii be kept busy
because there are not many stunt
women here who have special
SkiiIs. except for horseback riding
That's on" activity, incidentally, III
which the blend newcomer won
offer anv competition for a while
Anything else Is oEaY, though.
ALSO DIVES AND HOISTS
She has flock Of AAU medals
for swimming and diving. One
summer fer a beach carnival. she
did daily dive fem a 50-foot
ladder through a hoop of fire ant
into a 10 feet in diameter mG
six feet deep.
Wumcn'S professional wrestling
is banned in California but Eve
lynne Smith is said to be the bcs
at it of all the scashorc athletes
who every Sunday can be SCeL
working out at various sports or
tic beach Fairgrounds. She's tht
best known. though. as weight
litter. and in the three StandarC
cvCAtS. she can hoist ll5, Ia, ana
lao pounds.
All such strenuous pastimcs are
tNc result OF doggcd campaign
Of exercise to rescue herself firm
,hc cripplinn effects Of her carl
motorcycle accident. Movie stunt
ing Is tho first job that ever paiG
her very well. II learned riVrtng
ana worked At an airplano factory
bu, couldn't stand the CHATTER ans
muaotcuy sac .aid Il ir!gd be-
in. waitress at Il driN"-m stand
iut they found ont wasn't ~
and fired ne; thought ] Couldn
tukc care of myself apparently
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Clubs
Society
CALENDAR
IIs}Dli

Spruce -Wrstmorland, $50, West
morland school
Cavaicadc meeting, s, Hotel dc
AuZa, CalcXiCO.
Hard of Hearing SoC., $50, Hard
ing school
Auxiliary Rcd Cross group, 7:30,
headquarters
Painters, 10, Labor temple
LaborcrS, 7:30, TcamStcrS office
Home nursing class, 7:3O, Imperial
VI. {. Mechanics class, 1870, Cen
tral shop.
Old time dance, $50, Imperial
Veterans hall.
S1IIRD
MOuntcu review, Q, mp Scclcy
Farm Bureau rcgiG al meeting,
9:30, Wilson school
Farm bureau luncheon, -, Shcr-
woods.
Chapter CIV, P.IO., I2:30, 1908
Hamilton.
OAR, ,, Ralph Consrcvc home,
BraWlcN.
DIV, ,. veteran, hall
Dinner dance. 9-l2, NCStmorland
Veterans hall.
C.Y.O. dance. ., IL Centre Nctcr-
ans hall
Girl Reserve, dance, q, l0,0r)
club.
Sea Scouts $50, scout hut.
SUNDAY
Sunday services. churches.
STATE guard. 9-l2, stadium.
Christian church convention, -
IiOltVillC church.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Martha Furrer
Married To
Carl Gross

OHC' IT," DrcllirSi OF recent
WedGu'5 Ha> that tuesday morn
~ when Martha Furrcr. daughter
oI Mr. Hsd Mrs. Ernest Furrcr OF
tac M Signal district. became the
bsiJo of Carl Gross, son OF Mi
and MIS-. Dominlck Gross, this mar
rage uniting two well known fam
HE OF the district
The couple WAS lalTied with &
nup,lal mass Wit Father W. +
ClaVin officiating. sIr Furrer gave
ms daughter in marriage.
GCwned in lovely white froa'l
With her becoming veil of tulle, TT:
bride made an attractive picture
as she rccited her VOWS. She carried
a bouquet Of exquisite white flow
Crs.
Catherine Gross. sister Of the
bridegroom. vas the brides only at
tendant coming from Sacramento
to be present for tie wedding. She
wore dress in pretty peach
shade and carried flowers in har-
noni2lng colOrs.
Arnold Furrcr. brother of ti'2
bride. scrycd MI Gross a5 his best
man.
Little Catherine DWTcr, niece o.
the bridegroom. was flower girl.
After the wedding the bridal par
" was entertained at dinner at the
Furrcr home
Mrs. Gross attended Mt. Signal
school and Central hieh school, NJ
Gross having gone to school Iii
Holtyillc and in Ell Centre.
Both young people have many
friends in the two cities and thc;r
marriage is of considerable inter
est.
They will make their home IL
Holtylllc where Nh Gross is farm
in2.
i Immediate members of the fam
lily present for the ceremony were,
Mr. Furrcr. the brides sister, Mil
drcd. her two brothers, Arnold AK
Benny. MI. and Mrs. Dominica
Gross, MIS-. John Durrer of Holt
Vile. sister of the BRIDEGROOM an'
j her three dauehters: Miss Gather
! me Gross. MIS-. F'rrcr, due to il
! health, VAS unable to attend tn;
service but was able to see hcl
/ friends and relatives later at tn.
wedding dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
They Gaze

Imperial branch OF The FL Cen
tro chapter OF the American Rec
Cross sent check this week fol
Sl54.52 a. the Climax to mos.
successful campaign IN that city
for contributions to the AmeIica.
War rcnCi fund.
Cramer's bakery employees sen:
check for 81 and others VII
have made gifts are. Jane +. RelC
John Kuhn, Fl Diehl. Sam C,ara
Jack WardloW. r. y. Watson. j..
William Wemack Shorty Hibbdrd
Jack Butler. Curt O Wait
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Edited by ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Weekend HighIi9hted d By Two
Church Weddings Sunday

Two church weddings will head
line rno weekend events, ono we'd
dins to be sclcmnilcd in FL Centre
and one in HOltyill"
III Centre
Marguerite l. kaufman, daueh-
ltr Of Mr.. and Ms {. kaufman
lf Hcbcr. will be married at Ii
a. m. Sunday to William A. Hoeber.
sou cf Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hocbcn
& lO Angeles.
Tuc ceremony will take place N
thn Fpmsquarc church with the
Rey MI O. r. Alpcrt pastor, read
Ia the service.
Ahcc Bcrmct Of Montcbcllo is to
Bc maid of honor, with Loraia"
kaufman. sister Of the bride, ano
Martha Muller OF Holtyillc, as the
trademarks.
MI Hoe3cn& attendants will ac-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Christian Church
Convention

Christian churches of mperia.
nd C1achclla valleys Will have
iHo.r annual convention in Holt
Vl,ic Sunday afternoon. beginning
- 3 p. IN WITH a dinner and eve
nmg ION On the schedule.
William II Edwards. missionary
..om lie Con&e. Will make two cd
drn.e= and church officials from
Los An~olcs Will be present as
Will aemo POO delegates from til,
Wo laljc;}. Nj Edwards was on
bc.u ,he Athena AID Tamzan
"hcu tacv We're tolpedocd.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Club Hostess

Stitch and Chat club member
Wcr" the guests Of Mrs. w. @
Tankerslcv, 761 Olive avenue.
Thursday afternoon, enjoying as
their name indicates, sewing anc
converse ion as well as the Va!en-
tnc refreshments served by the
hostess.
Last week the group met with
MIS-. Monroe Pritchard and vi,
meet next week with Mrs. Martil
Baker. 753 3. Broadway when i'm
portant business will be discussed
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Imperial Valley Press

Established Apul ~. l9ol. Pub
noon issue now succeeded by the
sunday Post-PrcSs. established 1896
by the Imperial Valley Publishing
company, 625 State Street. FL Cen
nshcd every afternoon except SAT
urday and Sunday Saturday after
To. Calf
Paul Jenkins publisher; a. c. John.
son, c-prcSldcnt and genera
manager; 4. a. Fhhhugh, secretary
nd managing editor.
West Holiday Co. Inc, National Ad=
NrrtlNIEg Representatives.
Domhrr. California Newspaper Puh#
lsaCrs' ASSnr.dilnn.
Entered al II Centre. Ca'1t"ulH pol
orlro as second class matter.
Subscription rates. In taIlt"rn,1, -
per copy.
In conjunction With IT," POST rnnss
tSundaySp, per month im pad u dd-
,lncc. 3 months. s.. 10. - muH'nN.
SiOO; one year. SG5O, outside CdI-
furnla, 81 per month
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
New Pre- sid en+ Of
Eni.re Nos Club

AT recent mcctin4 of the En)r
Nos club board OF directors Robcr'
w. Berry rC>i2nrd as president am
J w Bc%hcars was appointed tr
fha office until the club clcctlou
takes place.
Mr.. Berry. who has been suldym
1or a flight instructorship, in TacuA
Arizona, and with this appointment
had to resign his club office.
Mrs. Berry and their little SON
will remain i'll FL Centre, as Nj
Berry expects to be able to spcnu
a number of days each month il,
the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Church Choir
Entertained

Presbyterian choir members, af-
ter their weekly rehearsal WcdncS-
day. were guests of Mrs Robert
INtlc and her daughters, Janet and
phyllis. at their home in the Acacia
district
Here they enjoyed pleasant
evening Of games and rcfrcshmcnt !
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
PASTOR RETJE%S

TNo R0V- M. r. J. CNr1cr. T1aI01
of thc Sta." Street Christian
church, has rccC>cr"d sufficiently
from recent operation to be able
to ret0rn to hi LONE He expects
to resHmc his duties about Feb.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Announc emen+s
Of Ne e+ings

American LegI, Auxiliary mem
bers Will meet Monday night,
O'Clock in the veterans hall, 70
business session.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

Auxiliary high school juniors viii
meet Tuesday night at $40 O cloc6
at the Arthur Roberts home, IL
He'll avenue.
Chapter CIV, pE.O, will meet
Saturday at 1920 noon at the
NJ. r, Brcnts home. 1903 Hamilton
avenue MIS- BrcntS and Mrs. c. +
Sones will be hostess and MIS-
M c. Pinncll will be i'll charge u
the program.
Dc ANA chapter. Dau2htCrS oil
the American Revolution. meets
Saturday for the annual ColCnia,
tea scheduled for p. m. at the
Ralph Congrcvc homo on the ole
Calipatria highway.
Twice Told Tales section of the
Ten Thousand club Will have its
meeting Monday at 2 p. m. al
SOS Brighton avenue with MI
Earle G. Davis as hostess and MIS-
Howard Sopcr in charge of thr
program.
Camp Fire Board members vii,
meet Monday at l2:l0 in the Cali
tornia hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
News HENS About
Valley Residents

Many Virginia MCNeCcC, dauGh-
ter of MI. and Mrs. john 3. Nc
Ncccc. will entertain as her houNt
guests this weekend two Of hey
former schoomateS at the Academy
Of Our Lady CT Peace, San Diego
Marjorie Krcllcr and Patricia
Hcayney Of San Diego. The girls art
coming over for The C.Y.O Valcn-
tine dance.
Mr. and Mrs II. G. Jones re-
cciycd GOOD news Friday morning
in a calcblcerum sent them by
their Son-in-laW, William NJ. Eel
announcing his promotion to Il cap
tiancy. Capt Bell is with the
Marine corps and is stationed III the
mid-PacitiC where, according to the
message. everything is goine well
MIS-. Bell and their small daughter
Carlyle. who were in Honolulu al
the time of Pearl HarkOr have beer
evacuated and Will arrive i'll tn,
valley in the near future.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

Duke johnson, prominent FL Cen
tro merchant. who has been ser
icuSlV i'll in the FL Centre hospital
was reported as being somewhat
Sirnnprr this MCNk
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

Camp Fire Board members vii
meet Monday at l2:l0 in the Cali
fOrnia hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-18

tion of the war
 Married men with dependents have been deferred because is to the interest of the government to main tain if possible the family the basic social unit General Hershey explains Married men with de- pendents will continue to be deferred until the need for men becomes much greater than it is at present
 To Protect Industries
 There will be reduction in vigilance to protect the production of industries engaged in the supply ing of our armed forces and those of allies ' he continues. "The Seectve Servcie system will be mindful of the need for feed and for the who know how to grow it. At the time, the Selectve Service System will expect industry and agriculture to the maximum individuals who do not possess the capacities for the armed forces It will expect gradual but constant substitution of women for men who are fit to fight
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-18
Naming of Nelson Hailed by Villkie Power Given Production Chief Held Necessary
 But Related Step Toward Victory

President RooseVelts appointment of Donald M. Nelson as chairman of a war production board with full power to mobilize American industry and labor in all-out effort was commended by Wendell L. Will kie a necessary but belated step toward winning the In speech at the twenty-frst annual lunch con of the Women's National Republican Club at the Hotel AStor in New York City, the former Republican nominee for President declared that it was the func ton of the Republican party, the opposition, to force the of measures advantageous to the nation and continued: 'TOday the Republican party of the United States should be greatly gratiied Recently the President of the United States appointed single director of the national production effort This ing he issued order giving that director such au- thority to make him effective in the job he has been called upon to do
 Focal Point of Campaign
 In the last campaign the very focal point of the sity of making America strong through production Perhaps you will recall how many times in that cam paign in your behalf said: Only the productive can be strong and only the strong be free asked my secretary yesterday to check for me how many times the course of that campaign called for the appoint ment ot single director in charge of the national pro duction effort and near she could check in for nal and eXtemperaneous speeches. the call was made el9hty-SeVen times during the campaign and thirty seven times since the campaign was concluded Re- pubhcans, 1t is duty party and each in his in diVidual capacity to do all to assist the man who has been appointed to bring American productive effort to the utmost
 Other speakers were Mrs. Anne O'Hare Mccormick who spoke of the part women must take in the war and Governor Dwight P. Grswold of Nebraska, who said the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor had unified the nation and that the farmers of the Middle West would continue to produce that neither soldiers workers would lack for food they fought and work ed for the nation Mrs lillian Henry Hays, president of the club, presided About 1900 persons many from other States, were present.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-18
SERVICES FRIDAY

The World Day of Prayer Ser vices will be held at the Eskimo Church Friday, Feb. 20, at 2 pm.
 The theme q am the Way will be developed and given by seven readers and the Mothers Club" chorus. Mrs. Lydia Bell will preside. Mrs. Emma Willoya will lead the offering Litany.
 Americas Prayer Minute" will be observed at 6 pm. that day and continuing for the dur ation of our national emergency. The plan is nationwide and worldwide.