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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

or the team that Won three
wears ago Holmes has Lou Sielaff
and Freddy Brccklc left, Tony No
yak and frankie Zion having
Joined Louie Burr National The
rest OF the lineup VIII be chosen
from Chef BukowSki Emil Dimi-
tire and Jim Dimegho
The Mineralltes Will take the
alleys chagrned over the a b {.
ruling The past week which claSS"d
CleIlcy kotarskl A. an alley man
alo1c with Allen making them n
eligible 90 roll tOCctLcr on the
same team Sunday Vii hc The
first time IN a tournament this
ruling Will be observed
Whether Allen or kOtarSki VIII
warm the bench VIII not hc de-
cIdcd until starting time The
rest Of the team viii be Tom Roo
ueN Herb Mcrtens Alex lnncS
and Ernie Socst The MncralIteS
arc angry enough 10 knock Tho
pms flying the length OF The Cen
era, Motor
There also VIII bc some inter
c-t.n- competition n the other
Glasses Five Will ny 10 >urpa>S
'na LNf5 of George MacCicllan :
Fau- m Class y They are Leo
\l,ula.s ClolcrIand Of Orient John
Sues Crown Of Wolverine Jack
Ca~.Irn Palace Rec Art Li>s'
pabsi of the Eastern Travelling
and Louis N,lla. Nagabond-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Detroit Regular Elves
Back in State Meet
Five Scheduled
in Saginaw
on Saturday

After tWo-wcck layon 10 per-
mit others their chance. Detroit
regular teams viii resume their
quest Of prize money and tho Class
\ title in tho thirty-ninlh annual
state tournament nest Saturday
when FIVE Of them motor 10 Sagl-
nav along with nine booster out
fits
In the group there is none that
appears capable of SURPRISING the
}OO2 of Jerry Nidros Schlllz of
Grand Rapids, but tournament
shooting Is 50 uncertain ono Of
them may spring an upset. At
lcl~t. They VIII bc in their pitching
for high ~potS IN thc standings and
thor efforts may not go unre-
Nardcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Large Entry Is Seen
For Postal Journey

Detroit Postal Employees arc
looking forward 80 a large entry
for their annual bowling tourna.
mont at wy Recreation. March
: s. - H. AD estimated piRc
fund of 81 600 vIll Dc paid do
fcnsc bond. and stamps Entries
close with Jerome Choinsk. 72il
WctHcrhy February -.
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Metro Classic
HIGH SCORERS

Team event three games Stasda =
1882 NJ Elliott Recreation 303s Palmer
PARK Recreation 1920 Midwest 3O02
Team event tone game Az Center Rec.
reAfiou 1899 Midwest 1886 No-Ee May
grove 1859 Paimrr PARK Recreation 1912
IndiS Qua event t'hre~ games F'ed
stark 49, Herman Juuenyll'e 6s1. syIyrs.
ter The So Frank Dsmicu $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Is Million BowIers

CHICAGO. Fob. Il GNSl-.
An enrolment Of $4,000. 900 men
and women In the Hale America
bowling program Is predicted by
Jack NJ Willcm appointed United
States bowling Co-OrdIndtor by
John p. Kelly, director of the
physical fitness division. Office of
civilian defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
STANDINGS

William Parks MellO Five of
ECOrSe grabbed second place in
Class - on 267S Games were
~. So and SCI, Mike SNchak
fcatitrr -with-2tt i'm +.--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Other Targets

Tho o7S5 of Bill Skaters Mans
fold 1777 of Chet Zdanros Alfe'
of IIamtramck and 1625 Of Joe
F'ccha', G Y O Five Of ST Clan
HiIch VIII be- the targets of J.
Class c 70 Class y and % Clas.
J outfits They should provide F..
r~brI of changes among the fr,'
30 In The standings
F.o Selm Great Lakes Cub,
c'.~cd seventh place 10 Gas, +
cd games of $50 SO0-S3l for 2iSe
and Tho only change among INC
learc-s after TWO squads were
completed Saturday LrWn ThcI
VA, 'n. loader WITH -. Walter
frcrn Shot 5l1 To-, Dl-ato 800
.,.'r 80 and ic, Dorsa itl
h#.r Hardt1broaf wed To.
fo,eh1.~ tor hugh SINGH. ~ a
Class G although h, Ford Trac-
tors failed 20 make tho board v4,a
i64 His So topped bis club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Wolf Features
Rainbow Pin

Fred Molf. suhhing for his all.
ing Strnh tcammatc Joe Norris
fred a ll02 series for five games
Saturday 10 lead the weeks bowl
crS in the Rainbow Individual All.
Star Classic Volts games wcr,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Norge, Casino
Take Spotlight
SUNDAY MATCHES

~ NbAl VA ms
Glenn vs. Auto club alleys : 5. oHmpi,
rs Eielweiss SO Casino Recreation "
Norge II .i2 Pabst Dawes 1914
Eastern Market W FavEo SIS MAtch"'
~ Grsodmont Recreation. l7i33 Crane
River, p. m.
Norge. with designs on first OF
second IN the Michigan Major
League. begins the final haul Sun
day afternoon al Grandmont il
opposition To Casino. Herman
BcnCclIC mon have only eight
weeks lcfl to display their stock.
And Tony Co>colcnda : troupe has
ideas also
George MorganS Pab>ts do not
face too good a prospect in
tangling with Joe Adams Dawes
who have a way Of digging up big
pms now and then PabSt is first
al present yet lacks a monopoly
and Casino would appreciate a
Dawes success.
Bob Coles Auto Club. after a
first division niche. meet Ed Rep
pa last place Glenns. Irwin GieS
Oldbrus aim to beat out
Auto Club by first dispoSing Of
Herb Cases FdclwciSS. George
Eastern Markets engage
larry TObltN'~ EaNCoC~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

BIoodWorIh second haScman and
Roger Doc Cramcr who came
from Washington 10 Detroit in the
trade for frankie CIouchcr and
Bruce Campbell
With The pitchers and catcherS
February ~. the rest OF
the squad VIII check in March !
The Tigers VIII remain at Lake
land until April Is, during which
time they viii play an elaborate
schedule OF exhibition games with
other btg league clubs Besides
other clubs the Tigers have added
the Yankees. Rcd SoX and Browns
~ tbsfr chart
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Mineralites and E.. &B.
Shooting in Sweeps
$50 Tourney
PIN STANDINGS

PIN STANDINGS
TINI-NiNN
Ns HsF SHrf..tfeTs 2-s5
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pUs4tes s7lt
fsrsf SFgs Hror So 2Sgi
fIshHss 1868
nui RII~
D.. .N Conner Harm IuE1e~ ffSS
W.Ham LanE. any lukosaylcn li2U
san. Herman sam Bsuh MS
strive Cr'g-a tfcraff f.AYEust lih2
Theodore Ashcroft kodde Leon tuS3i
~INGLIS
"a am t-AtCtr SO
f-Nard NsNuur rSOI
fa. Femme l,S'
~-.. hoffman, lh1
Nicholas Dem fsrGt|Dh has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

LpT cINTpr WOODWARD AT WARREN
0p,n Bo~lins All Day SATURDAY. ard SUNDAY,
Free Psrking. Y Alleys.
pELcnN ". VERNON At WATERMAN
Or" so.os Al O s,taid. .,sp sod Sunday, from
2 80 a. N. unul Ciosins u Brand New AlIsyi.
BOWL WOOD REC. pG $50 s SS0 Ts $50
Hs~ sfrsamIin.d An,u. Open sowIln0 cOntr.
uOu'Iy All Day. Vsr Our Bar
CHeNe- TROMBLY ''; =, c sy5s
". win ApOr.eiab Your Vote for the isI1
m.a' City Tournament five Men Event
CONNER $500 G oo,s,sI. W.. ayl ~ sss,
-O1 s,,,, v1' o,, Ate, -, Cocktail s '"d
nEupY us2S WHITTIER AT KELLY I'D.
ULhOl ARLthGToN 64ls
o. Ailsu Op,n Bo~lna Saturday, and Sunday,
From go A n Uotn cio,ino
DEXTER REC. 0t''t' ~ ~ s s's,sf slvO
op'o so.lioo t,.ry t,.rlos Sow Carl, and
A'o'd watino - Alsyt Bilnard,
GLpnEu lllO WOODWARD AVE-.
oO.o Bovine An Day saturday. and sunday,
FROM ~ A N Until A. ~
GRAND CENTRAL 10" 5TFs s',,J sAaN
oui.t,h Au,,, Ia Detroit op.u so@lioS s.tr.
days and sunday, From 10 A ~ Until "
npELT IlYCc 10 BALTIMORE
uilLHI LNhLO A. W0odNard Ma $3.50
All 30 Alleys Available for opsn Bowling Today
from 20 a NJ. Until Closna
IupEptu orr GENERAL MOTORS atDG
IWl LUlhl HLV' CENTRALLY LOCATED
~ Modern AllsSt.
0psn Evsy Day tn Midnisht Ma 94sf
]. ]. MILleTT'S "'I - .Fy y!si,y
10 ALLEYS Open Bouii0o ~ to
and Ate 20 go Az oW Saturday
InUE'c err 20 BOWLING btLtYR
lUUI nIV' 10 BtlLIARO TABLES
ptsH'ifui Cocktail lounas
t'9rf Jefferson AZ tastia~H
IupYv cTpIYl NtS GRAND awe AZ
lUGkI Slhlkt rEG atvO ~ sass
os.s Bo~ilss iaGH rlHran 7iRfun,~iss
lsav. ostrof, Most Beautiful Bo~tiHa Auss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Metros Start
Final Round
STANDINGS
SINnAN's MNTlMIs

SUNDAYS MATCHES
Ehrnc- Tfomhly Recreation ~ STANDARD
ALLEYS ~ Palmer Park Recreation vs. Art
Centre Recreation 81. Ruter'- Recreation
" Midwest a.bt DrnbN Recreation ys.
Oru1E's IS NJ Elliott Retreat .un US,
Roadway 30 Parkside ". Norge MARY
grove ll.'2 Matches A. Love Ercrra.
ton, 1899 East jefferson, 80 g. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Lutheran Tourney
PIN hNDINGN

nv NN> RtCtIAR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

THE WHITTIER

Dining Roons-Tsmous for good food =
cver4coktng the Detroit River. PTivat
psrtsss nay he arranged for through on
personaiixed catering service. Lenox eoOo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Little Farms for Sole y

A BBFF-coLoRED COTTAGE
Brown roof. with shutters 10 match: on
2 large garden lots; close 20 srhool ana
bus 20 Detroit and bomber plant. Only
81 ,625
$50 Cash MOVES YOU IN
UNDER OUR FINANCE PLAN
GROSSMAN
COR. VAN BORN AND WAYNE RID.
ANN ARBoR TRAIL az inkster - Is
acres fine garden land. Only IS, 500 with
VI, 800 down. Newman, Joy and Inkster.
oRcHARD-About 90 good apple trees
on this acres: good road. school
bus, electricity; easy terms.
20 acres ON pavement. Q miles south OF
Bellerile; 500 acre.
Huron River, II acres. nice timber; $500
acre. Newman. New Bostan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Flats for Sale
WINK. Vernon; full base
ment; s70o down. Haros. LIE. O717.
IROoUoIS-Ncsr Warren; Sc; sun rooms I:
separate furnaces: 3-car garage; income
PLAZA p4s3.
l2OTH 10oe-1-famiiy. Il rooms; fine con-
dition; "a. 100. esoe IN LA. s2i0.
lCoLoRED-Haslstt. a-family SO. excep-
tionally nice. $1,000 down. jackson.
lTYlcr 7-13fs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

BARGA1N-sfoo-H-s ACRE plots near VII
low Run. Easy terms. Hurry. ~. 5-toio.
BUY Now--4O-ft. lots, n. w cor s-hi-
Kelly; s175. Daily 7-s:so p. m. to 7-ses4.
BUY STATE owned properties. see your
real estate broker.
s0x775-sewer, water, gas walks school,
s67s: near 13-MIle and Woodward. Jud-
son Bradvsy Co, RA. s7eo.
CoLoRED-Inkster: large lots, slOe-s2co.
SO down; city water. Phone Wayne ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

BEAUTIFULLY furnished s-roon hous..
An noAern couvenienoez: z-car garage
sto1ss hat coal supply IN. l33ss VII
shfrs. Arlington o6s6.
BrRwooD. i2377 (wyomtng Meyers Two
double rooms; good transportation.
BOULEVARD, EAST GRAND. z3S2--
(Dolgs'a, Pa1kArd'sD: room. two men
o. uDi Always bot water. parking available.
BROoKLYN. s7v9 - Nice clean sleeping
room: one single, one double twin beds
sxceIient transportation. Trinity 1913.
COMFORTABLY room for young office
man; breakfast n desired: private home
sa lakewood. Murray GOES.
HAkpER-orstaot District Atfraciivs
roan: s1paoysd couple: home privileges.
offvs 1eef.
LAE1ER-Outsr Drvs-Room, suitable l.
L DssfAssnsn; private home. Garfield
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

a BEAUTIFUL ex17 all wool Axminsfsi
rug; beautiful pattern; s2t. terms. Kent
Co. fSl41 LiyernoiA-
A BEDRooN suite. 3-psece. walnut finish.
shghtly marred IN shipment; sacrifice,
eia 70 terms. Alvin. 1891 West Vernon
A FULL LINE OF studio eouches aDc
eavasos. al oolors: from $ze. Kent Co.
1o<li Ltvsrnois.
A Unclaimed living suite. only $40
nxRNEY. s34T MACK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

BRAND new furniture. damaged by water
at very low prices. SAVE ALMOST
HALF. Bedroom suites. dining room suites.
baby beds. cedar chests. odd dressers. odd
chests. odd beds, spring mattness, rugs,
chairs. TERMS. Kent Co., 1891 Liver.
nois. Open every evening 20 $50.
BRAND NEW l3-r-C. LIVING ROOM
Outfit complete at S5p. so; easy terms.
WASHINGTON 1895 GRATIOT
Open Evenings
BUNK BEDS wah 2 springs, 2 mattresses
new; S35. Benson, 1924 Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Bungalows for Sale

AsBURY PARK: SIS NO.
Nr. Piymth, q rms. bath; 5000, 81 500 On.
HOME AssOC1ATEs-CA. 7A7
|GARIAND, mr.. Harper; rms. (: Arcola
heat bargain; $500, 81, 200 On. Pettins.
PL. 1880.
MODERN 4-room. So. 900; Lilac Puritan; =
car garage; side drive: H-A- UN. l-125o.
NORTHWEST DIsTRfCT-New fve-room
bungalow. the bath. sink. attic. RE. 206S.
coLoRED-McGraw-G River section
So: So 700, $500 down. Hogarth 1905.
READ Times Want Ads for Aprofit-use
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Houses for Sale
(Easf Of WoedsDord1

ACT NOW - strasburx. isss3; ~ TIA
homes; Ice lots; q, $50. 1oS an.
Open dairy. sunday. UN. $3.50. PR 1884.
1ofsa. near Fair Grosands
" q; completely recondff1oned
bungalow; $3.50. $50 down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

ICE REFRiGERAToRs. s44 UP
1895 GRATfoT. At BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Also Dining Room suites, Period ami
Modern Bedroom suites, Gorgeous LNin,
Room Suites and Coil Springs. Midwest
Inc Omen <veninaa 10 IN M m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

NEWPORT, Mr. SCRIPTS
Beautiful brick. SHAT: steam hit, wit
stoker; rents, $1z0 month"; Call Mr.. Waltz
CA. 032i or TO. s-3q54 evenings.
HOMER WARREN a 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27
CONGRESS
Welding Material
Supply Rep!enished

Emergency relief has been grant
ed to 10 southern California coun-
ties in the matter of per cent
welding rod, according to word
received today by the USDA war
board, Rudolph Miller, AAA sec
retary said today.
In view of the demand for this
material by industrial users, Mil
Ter said, all agricultural users
should get in their applications to
USDA war board headquarters in
FL Centre Immediately.
The shipment com ises 10000
pounds of 3-l6 inch Westinghouse
Nema heavily coated class c type
fillet position scrap welding rod
The rod is called scrap" because
it is slightly defective. but it is
guaranteed to be entirely usable
for both AC and DC machines.
No information as TO price was
available.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27
ROW LOOMS OVER FLAG

WEST MILFORD, N. j., Aug. 81
CUP)-The elders of the First Pres
byterian church supported the pas
tor today in an argument with Po-
lice Chief Somers Sites over the
positions the American and Chris
tian flags should occupy over his
pulpit.
The pastor, the Rev. DR.. Lewis
CASTOR Leary. contends that the
on-denominational Christian flag
should have the place of honor on
the right and the American flag on
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27
Workers to Give
Flag to Navy

Construction workers at the
Navy's Sandy Beach project on
Salton Sea will present 1t. Cmdr
C. L. Whyte with large United
States flag at special ceremonies
Friday night, it was announced
Thursday.
The flag, which was purchased
through donations of the men en-
ployed there, will be raised at $50
p. m. as a Navy bugler and Boy
Scout troop join in the ceremony.
Following the presentation the
Navy officers and men will en-
joy wrestling matches and refresh
mentS.
1t. R. T. Cook is in charge of con-
struction on the northend project
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27
Is Enter Service
From &c. Area

Fifteen men will enter active SER
vice with the U. S. Army from this
area September 3, the Ell Centre
Selective service board announced
Thursday.
They are: Arthur J. Watson of
Ell Centre, who has been appointed
acting corporal for the group; An
drew Juarez, Herman F. Hughes,
Julio Orozco, of Ell Sentro; Afford
C. Spurlock, Louis B. Coburn, Holt
Vile; Virgil Robertson, Coy F. Mil
Ter John W. Buchanan, Calexico;
Alex T. ,Aguillar, Bard; Joe w. Ad
kinson, Brawley; Juan p. Gonzales,
Heber; Weldon L. Rowland INLAND;
Jose A. Kahn, Oxnard; Saturnino
M. Rillo, New Mexico; Joe M. Gut
tierez.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27
Rambling Reporter

Continued from Page One)
cial, or authentic, Ike Schlatter
answers to the name Of Doc.
Schlatter.
He earned the title but it was
harder on others than it was on
him. How he earned the title is
one of those stories that never will
appear in print Ask Ike.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27

force was landed at Milne Bay on
the southeast tip of New Guinea
under devastating low altitude AL
lied air bombardment.
SINK TRANSPORT
The Allied planes sank an en-
emy troop transport. damaged and
possibly sank cruiser, damaged
destroyer, sank six landing barg-
es and machine -gunned troops and
land bases.
Ground forces precautionarily
moved 10 the region attacked the
Japanese as they sought to eStab-
liSh themselves ashore.
One of the biggest raids yet car
ried out by the United States Ar
my Air Forces in China was di-
rected at LaShio, the north Burma
supply base.
The expedition was led by Col.
Caleb V. Haynes and was directed
against a mass of 10000 Japanese
troops assembled at LaShio. pre-
sumably for operations as soon as
the summer rains cease.
In China itelf the drive of the
Chinese army to clear the Japa-
neSe out of Chekiang province and
free several air bases for use in
the Allied bomb-Tokyo campaign
continued. The Chinese reported
Japanese forces have started to
evacuate Chuhsien and Lishui. two
of the bases. The situation at Kin
hwa was not clear.
NAZIS SLOW
From the Russian front came
reports that the Soviet troops
massed on the narrow front de-
Tending Stalingrad and the Volga
river have slowed the rate of Nazi
advance.
However, the Germans are with
in 80 to IS miles of Stalingrad at
some points and there was no in
dications that the Russians have
gained the upper hand in the ter
rifle battle.
German reports said that the So
viets have erected a complex de-
fense system more than 25 miles
deep around Stalingrad, presun-
ably ir preparation for a new stand
like that made at Sevastopol.
Nazi columns piercing the Cau-
casus was driving closer to the
Grozny oil fields and had reached
Mozodoh. only rs miles from their
goal.
However, to the north the picture
was different. The big Russian
counteroffensive in the Rzhev area
had carried to the outskirts OF
that city lis miles northwest of
Moscow and fighting was said to
be raging in the streets.
Moscow reported the Germans
already have suffered $4,000 killed
in the battle and Soviet forces
were driving strongly to unhinge
the entire Nazi defenses in the
observation-disclosures Salient.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27
Negro Dies After
Leap From Truck

Kelmer Nickerson, l8-year- old Ne
gro, died wednesday from injuries
he suffered Tuesday when he jump
ed from a truck TO escape flames
in a seat cushion and was crushed
beneath the truck.
He lived several hours but died
during the day Wednesday from
internal injuries. The accident oc-
cured near New River bridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27
MurieI Meyer, Jack
Fox Married in
Beautiful Weddinq

One of the most beautiful we'd
dings solemnized in Imperial VAL
! ley this summer was that Of Miss
Muriel Meyer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Meyer of Meloland, and
Jack Fox, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j w. Fox of Folsom, Calf, at the
Holtville Christian church this
week with the Rev. Mr.. Carlton
Buck reading the rites.
The bride was charming in her
wedding gown Of white shadow
organdie with its fitted bodice,
sweetheart neckline, and bouffant
skirt. She wore a white gardenia
in her hair and carried bouquet
OF white gladioli with white or
child poised.in the center.
Maid of Honor
Miss Ethelena Kamm, the maid
of-honor, was goWned in blue or
candle fashioned in the same style
as the bridal gown. She carried a
bouquet of talisman roses and
white asters. Don Trimble was the
bridegroom best man.
Miss Roberta jerks sang Il Love
You Truly" and Because" with
Howard Worthington playing the
accomplishments. He also played
the wedding march for the en-
trance of the wedding party.
The church was beautifully deco
rated in tall baskets of white glad
oil and potted plants from the
mountain gardens of J. S. Briden-
stine. J. L. House, and Dave Ven
Gill at Live Oaks.
Reception
After the wedding ceremony re-
lativeS and friends were entertain
ed at a reception in the social hall
of the church which was charm
ingly decorated for the occasion
Beverly Meyer. sister of the bride,
served punch and Elma Jean Mad
dux cut the great white wedding
cake baked and decorated by Mrs
Henry Havekorst, long friend of
the young couple and their rela-
tives Barbara Kent. Lucille Bird
gers, and Mrs. J. P Chambers as
sisted in serving the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Fox left after the
reception for wedding trip TO
Yosemite National park AS her 60
ing-away gown the bride wore
rust and beige suit with rust ac-
cessories.
The bride is graduate of Central
union high school, attended Cent
raj Junior college and was employ
ed by the Imperial Irrigation dis
trict.
The bridegroom. a nephew of Mr..
and Mrs J. l.. House of Fl Centro.
was graduated from San Juan high
school at Folsom and Central Jun
ior college in FL Centro. He ac-
cepted scholarship at st. Mary's
college and will attend school
there this winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27
owl Will Begin
TO Inform People

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27-CUP)-
The office of war information an
nounced today it will begin ma
tionwide radio campaign on Sept. ID
to inform the American people OF
the facts of the war effort of the
United Nations"
owl described the campaign
which will continue through Oct
26, as the most important ever at
tempted thus far by the United
States government through the
medium of radio"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27

laid end to end, they would reach
100 miles.
Her generators have a capacity
of 10000 kilowatt hours, or enuogh
electricity for city of 10000. On
her trial trip, she will displace
enough water to flood as acres of
land one foot deep.
Because of her extreme width
and launching weight, four sets
of ways were used. The launching
required As tons of heavy grease.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27
Counterottock i'm
North Succeeds

Continued from Page One)
that damage had been inflicted on
am American battleship of the
Pennsylvania 80. 3.100-ton class.
Tokyo admitted the loss of a de-
stroyer and damage to a small air
craft carrier.
Operations in the theater of Gen
Douglas Macarthur were broaden
ing A small japanese invasion
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27

Leary was reported to have threat
ened to have Sites arrested If he
entered his church again for other
than religious purposes.
Neither Dr. Leary nor Sites found
support in war department instruc-
tions on flag display. They say that
the American flag should be placed
on the clergyman's right as he
faces the. congregation and the
other flags on the left But a
church flag is not mentioned.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27
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News Horizon
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. George Dyer of
Fresno announce the birth of a son
in Fresno on Aug. 10. The baby was
named William Webster. His mother
is the former Cecile RumSey OF Ell
Centro and his grandparents live
in Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27

the left. Sites views are the OPP
posite.
Three months ago, Sites told DR..
Leary that he was violating the flag
code and should correct the mis-
take. The flags stayed as they were.
Two weeks ago, some one entered
the church and changed the flags
DR.. Leary changed them back. Dr.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27
DECREE GRANTED

A final divorce decree was granted
in Imperial county superior court
Wednesday to Florence Brooke in
her suit against Vernon Brooke.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27
ENJOY VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Scriven
and their small son are enjoying
a vacation at Mineral King, Cali
fornia, a resort 5000 feet high in
the Sierra Nevadas.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-27
IN VALLEY

Mrs. E. B. Godfrey spent We'd
nesday in Ell Centre and returned
to her cottage at Live Oaks Springs
today. 1t is blanket and hot-water
bottle weather in the hills, she
said.