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Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
Touhy EIudes Trap.
Runs for Hide0ut

Continued From Page J.
napine himself IN order 10 escaDe
eEtradiuOn 10 England where he
was wanted on ii charge Of duplng
investors out ~ 81 000. 900 The eX-
Tradition case later vyas dropped
Another member of the gang
Charles Ice Wagon Conuors. was
never apprehended On the day
Eanehau was sentenced his bullet
iiddied body WIS found IA "a field
win PENN ciulehed IN one hand
Police believed tie penny was "a
symbol ot contempt because he had
refused 10 contribute Ia the defense
81 his companions
Originally there were tive Tuuhy
brothers. sons ut Chicago police
man John And Joseph were killed
IA gunfghts james died ia pcnl-
trntlary Thomas Is III II federal
penltentiary tor Minneapolis mail
robbery
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11

armor protection. which have MADE
us iecoro sgslHst the Nays Grum-
msu Wllcost s 1poof one
These facts were plcsec Up by
pilots st the Nays San Diego base
Tie plane Wss taken there after il
naoe DImpy Landing somewhere
d. lle Ale.uaH> More thorough eS-
aHiHsuous viii De given 81 TIE Ana
costa j. G. Dase aHd IL will he
IaHh leie from lhe West Coast
sometime sDgH
Tie p,aue Las been Iepaiuted
with Navy ,oIoIs
Tie Navy las . lev fighter the
ColeLt SlkaIssy Cofsalf which Is
exported w replace lHe Wildcat ana
vail have much better performance
ratings imam either lie Wlldcst On
TIE /eio n is powered with 1850
Ap engine au0 flIes -abose 800
OtHeI details ale TeslIlotrd
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
Clifford Randolph
Dies in North End

Clifford T. Randolph. 56-year-old
rancher of the Westmorland dis
trict, died Friday afternoon after
brief illness.
Funeral ,s>rvices were scheduled
at the Presbyterian church in Braw-
ley at 1890 a. m. Monday with the
Masonic order and the Rev. Mr..
Lester p Sund, pastor of the West
morland Community church in
charge of the services.
Randolph was born in Kansas and
came to Imperial Valley % years ago
and engaged in ranching in the
Westmorland district since that
time. He was a past master Of the
BraWley Masonic lodge, twice was
patron of the Alamo Eastern Star
chapter in BtaWley. and member
of the Royal Arch MasonS in FL
Centre. He is survived by wife
and son.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11

~ assflab Wp4II Lt Impalfrd II
HRIlIHF NeIt IestI,ira
Restrictions au HeEts a. homes
visible II $50 fp motorists ano
persons with flashlights 81 lanterns
aH liz staboaid we've uoI changed
although tie L.V regulations viii
peimlt emergency vehicles - lfae-
a iuiis Heitea u potr,llsu ef Hte
- bfaftds
lie phrase visible tom lhe sea
vs. bfoaatHtI uUGrI iBe new aT-
deIs H. m,uGt the AREA visible
fiam lht fadil. u'eah tfam lie
Straits IL Juau at FuDa lying south
81 q In tst,udinF east trem tie
mssi soalLsu5 point ~ Vancouver
island aud ttst 81 iIne running
hafll thioueh the eastern boun-
aag IL fau townsend Wash 81
ifam aHs b.dIts 81 water on lie
situirilhe In California including
sahla Monica BAY Santa Barbara
Channel san Luis Dblapo Bay Es-
te1 has and Muutefey ga4
Penalties toi violations under The
HeH laW Hfiudrd exclusion from
thr weston defense command area
"a lHlt Hut rk,rrdmr s30U0 uf III
pna nmenl ioi yeat "a u rou
Libatluu Il ANY 81 thc thfre
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
QuisIing Reported
Fearful Of People
Under Nazi Terror

LONDON. Oct. Vidkun
Quislin,g Arch Norwegian traitor,
has appealed direct to Adolf Hitler
to modify a ruthless German Ges-
tapo terror campaign. that was only
intensifying patriot activities. re-
ports from Stockholm said today.
QuLsling, who BETRAYED Norway to
the Germans, was reported to have
said that he could not continue to
function as nCmipal head of the
Norwegian puppet regime unless
Hitler withdrew Josef Terboven,
German overload, from the country
and stopped the brutal repressiye
measures of the Gestapo.
Dispatches reported that the Ges-
tapo had extended the state of
emergency existing in the Trond-
helm area of the cost to Skien,
birthplace Of the dramatiSt Hen
rik IbSen
This would indicate that, as eX-
pected. the Nazis intended to put
all southwestern Norway Under a
state of emergency and an invasion
alert
Skien Is 2l0 miles south of Trond-
helm, where a state of emergency
was first decreed, and 10 miles
southwest of Oslo, the capital.
1t was reported that "a persons
had been arrested at Skien because
of the hostile attitude of patriots
to German soldiers.
Additional SIS troop forces were
reported to have arrived at Trond-
helm, and additional patriots were
reported to have been arrested.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
Lewis ObstruCts
Peace for Labor

CIHClHHATI. %, Oct l0,-tU.pD
President John l. LcWls Of the
United Mine Workers Ot America
SAID today that amy labor peace that
excludes the minrff' union would
be- scarcely an effective peace .
and that prospects Of the UNIV re-
turning l. the American Federation
Of Labor were very poor.
Lewis. attending the 37th bien-
nlnl convention ot the UNIV, said
his union WIS opposed to rcaffllla
tilon with the All. becausa the
mine workers don't regard MI
Green william Green, AFL presi-
dent aa capable leader"
Green, however, Is not the only
serious obstacle to returning To the
AFl,' Lewis said
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
One Out of Three
will Be in ARMY

OAK .AND Gal. oct 10 tUF
Nalilninia aeieaiiVe selyice ditectol.
to-day predicted One man ppt OF
tvel tmee between the aees oi ~
ann s. VII b. Ia tie Amy IA the
nGl iDn distant future
81 % meeting ot the united en-
pjagEp iitut Coi George Baker
slIeCtyG oDiviae Mainf ben Howell
.iaiDbai heid Gffile aud Mai huw
AN T. Whitien atate adviser of
sCCpDdtIDnai deinumpnl warned en-
piDHeio w takt immediate inventory
~ m4upDWGr Hd aillelentiate be
tween needed aud necessary
men
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
Scout Leaders in
Training Session

scout leadrrs from ri Cenun.
HoitNilir and Ca'rAltu met IN III
Cntru flda, night tur the tlrat
session at Training course under
The auspices st tnr Imperial Yuma
10y scout council
The keK Nj Edwin Garter the
keX Nj haNdru stars. aud the
EeK III George " Thomas spoke
GA the subject Fundamentals ot
the hoA Scout Movement
iasuers attending the meeting
maluded Guy A WeakirN tie,
sears arthur Prince. john Alien
" Ii ihier ia & ) Reed john
A Metil ReV tt q Charlie. Cor
zion Ofess Willis barrett Dave God
dala tarl .4utWu Charles Nals
Glalt Hise7 REV luthet mfehm-
s0n Guy beNnon Sherman tldtider
George Conner Frank hoWies john
Nil auehim William = Kenny
Hash NJ wilcox Dan MahonrN
1om hmanaW George q kane
Robert Am,tead 1agk nuntrl
1ames Na.Ale Jl he, Carlton <
hu.k ke> Garter and IL,
iusut.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
Rambling Reporter

Continued From Page l
George w. Thomas. pastor of the
Presbyterian church and told him
he wanted to get the day off because
his son was going into the service
of his country and as his father.
Austin wanted to see him Off The
Rev DR.. graciously granted Austin
a holiday. :.
But. you see. Austin has no son,
Well, there is nothing in the law
about freezing ones imagination.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
WPB Challenges
Rubber Claim, Says
Can't Be Done

WASHINGTON Oct 10 up
War production board officials TO-
oay challenged the statement Of
Ma Wendell Dove army air corps,
that fle United States could OBJ
tam some 100000 tons Of rubber
from Brazil alone Il II would boost
TIE price ~ 81 Il pound
None would comment for the rec
orc nut. privately they pointed 70
past experience with Latin Ameri-
ear production and 70 the special
fepor 81 The BarCeh rubber in
e>uRaunR committee
TIE Baruch report said imports
from South America would be
comparatively small that the
amount obtained would depend on
three things
Shifting Of nearly half a
million natives into the Amazon
Valley 10 would be- one of the great
population movements Of history
How many Of them succumb
10 sickness ana disease.
How successful we are In
combating the menace Of Hitlc..'s
undcrScas raiders
The record Of the United States
past dealings IN rubber with Latin
American countries show meager
results
Officials conceded that payment
Of higher price probably would
increase available rubber supplies
IN South America. since 1t WOL.d
provide AN added incentive To trad
efs vino deal directl' with Indian
rubber workers But they said the
new incentive could not yield the
vast difference between present
supplies and Doves estimate
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
Hour-0Id Baby
Found on Ground

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 10 tUPD-A
new born bnby believed less than
an hour old, was found today lying
naked ON the bare ground in a
brush covered lot, police reported.
The baby was discovered by n
molorist who had parked nearby
and heard cryng. He wrapped the
baby IN clothing and rushed it 10
the police station, from where 1t
wns taken to the county hospital.
AT the hospital, n nurse described
the baby nS IA husky seven pound
pirl After being provided with
food and warmth, she Wis reported
III Iine condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
Combined Aerial
Offensive Opens

Continued from Pay
kaimYk slepprs q broad Hat prai
re southeast al Stalnefad but there
Nas liz indication how tat this col
umh lad progressed
HfDs nIOtGANiLf
Moscow announced that the tied
army famous system 81 political
tommissals again had been abol-
ishrd
1he action came only about "a
veal alter The Cumuia-aia had been
ftaluied tu tull puWria Ia thr hua-
aiaH lighting luitra
lie Cummie-ar sYhtrm had hren
IL ana out ol the tied army tui
several YEATS prior to tie outbreak
ui lhe Eusau-Geiman War II had
beeh eliminated presumably al the
MztiBailuu ot llmoshenko Ia Ia
soufse al "a reorganization carried
uut afiei tat Russo Finnish wal
When thr bua,iau situation ap-
paared slave ahuut year aeo the
eommisaars were brought back 10
power
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11

barber shops. grocery stores. filling
stations. jewelry and drug stores
and other retail shops
Meanwhile. WLB continued It's
overtime work" in shaping the
course it is TO take under the exc
cutiYe orders issued a week ago by
the President.
Two days prior TO the exemption
order. il issued three general orders
providing.
~ Provisional approval Of all
increases granted prior 70 Oct. 3.
2-Affirmation Of all wage in
creases it had ordered prior 10 Oct
3-Affirmation Of its general pol
icies and procedures.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
Famous Negro
Singer Dying

newspaper Diarlo Popular Sald TO-DAY
that Josephine Baker information
ally famous American Negro sing
81 and dancer VAS dying ot guoel-
guio,l. m a Casablanca hospital
she waa last seen N Lisbon ~
lD4D weeping a. she lett a theateg
where her ahow had not had socN
reception
II D. terrible 10 grow old She
4ala
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
Phone 300

equipment WeIe coy.eo from iMei
l9aH asIeIafi
Its asafIess. Wal,. gives i 4a4ss
climbing sg4'y Is Ie. saHee -
taHsg construction.
j Has q J9g speed II e. nsal
90 mites per lo.I D3l 81 shove
- ~ sI ia ,YIuals become ~
sna II wi uet make o fssf -.
j. lasFs self .sta!It HaHss SIC
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
Navy Tests Captured Jap
Plane to Learn Secrets

WhsBihG9Dk o. 10 up
1bc hagy WI eoueuei exhaustive
tesia ~ leefu tie performance st
cTets ~ 3 JapBusse IeTo Tighter
captureG iu fHe Hle4tsns but pre-
iunlDsTy f8alfs ~ Navy pilots lsYe
already revealed fhese iarts
The IeIe D. 5 vel designed fight
~ Hiu4 generally Roga flying char
8fteIibilct
its eHglae propeller ald raaie
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
Scanning l.V.
News Horizon
SENTENCED TO JAIL

Albert Rosenbalm Of z Centro
Friday was sentenced 10 the Impe-
rial county jail for three months
and in addition placed on probation
for two years. He previously pleaded
guilty in superior court TO two NOR
ais offenses against young girls.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
ASKS ANNULMENT

Laura l. Grantham, through her
guardian. Layerne NJ. Sorensen. Fri
day asked the court 10 annul her
marriage TO Robert A. Grantham.
She said they were married in Yu-
ma last April 20 when she was only
Is years OF age They separated in
Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
yicIoHf rAK STANDS

Aitei approving the new i've pei
cent VletmI iaA on Individual
gross nranes over s12-a-w ek ana
rtleCtlng President Roosevelt s Te-
quest lur higher Social Security
levles the senate Was eluse ta pass
aBe late YESTERDAY tut when lead
ers learned ihai sen Robert ~
La tNiiiette ffus Nis had audl-
iional amendments. they postponed
iinai action
La tullette has three proposals um-
dei consideration. ana may offer
all OF them They are
Repeal oi lhe present arplr-
tlOn allowance un nli aAd saa wells
ana certain mines ln accordance
with treasury recommendation o.
piug "lupphuies IA existing law
ana raise sia4 900 o0D more annual
~ rur oll and Bas wells the present
depletiun allowance is 3t4 ptI cent
ipT sulphur mtnps Is pea cent tui
metal mines Is pei cent and iut
coal mines ? per cent
2 Increased Individual sutaNea
Va raise another S3oa oDO 400 la Ful-
lette wants 10 East the rat un the
first $500 u taxable income but m
crease Il un the mladle and hl shel
brackets 20 a top rate OF 81 3 "a cent
pn income above s3a0000 Ihi, roo-
pares With a top surtaH rate IA the
senate biil at 81 per cent
3 Higher estate ana gnl take
70 raise an additional Si9s 600 900
existing tates.
Ia Toilette claimed that the sen-
ate pY adopting the victory levy
literally MAS taking the bread OFT
the pnaI uanA table he said "a
man attempting ~ i've un a little
more thAn az week Would have
have to give up iupd - dental cale
Tor his Chlldien
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
Dimout Rulings
Extended to Skv

SAN FRANCISCO oct lG ,u p
Lieui Gen J J. DtHlu uYnsy au-
Hounced extension ~ aim-out reg
uiations g. cover virtually al types
~ illumination
The DeH proclamation. suppie-
mepuHR Tie original dim-out Law
- August 3 l54s viii become up
GraiiVe October - except for the
portions governing street lighting
which viii Hat % into effect until
hpkembei y
Under the neN uIdeIs all lights
visible from above as vel as those
which can be seen tram i.e ocean
must bt shielded Restrictions al
interior lighting which is visible
Out Gi doors also Wa announced
interior lighting viii not br PEI
mlittd "a f0HlIllHie more than Dnt
loot candle power ~ Illumination
oui doors Dewitt sald Light
sources even NliilnR buildings
must nol be Rlslbie outdouts above
thD hnIl1Untai
AFFECTS INDUSTRIES
Industrial plants Wrfc uideird tu
dim -0ui unless lheg obtain prHHla
sion irum lBe Ninth heeluuai tIN-
nan Defense board on pleas that
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
TWO FINED

June Bessmer. "a, and Jack Will
liams, So, each were fined $40 Sat-
urday morning in Police Judge Lee
Nuffers court for drunkenness.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11
AFFECTS ihDiisfHirs
SideIine LoophoIe
Plugged by Senate
In New Tax Setup

Continued From Page
pass tne must gigantic tan mn Ia
histny including Tie httlest III
come ieVlth ever imposed uu The
American Taxpayer
Foregoing its usual Saturday te-
cess ana meeting al hoal eafi} Iuf
the llttn consecutive day lhe cham
ber expected - complete action un
the So 900 00n 900 biii beiuie night
iaii Senate Democratic ieadrt Al
ben w barkieY huped tho job ,la
be done "a iuur huuIs
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-11

ON s ALE
:. Still we have small pack
ages Of Enamel and Interior
Finish on Sale.
=. Just the thing for touching
up Furniture, Cabinets, Doors
and Windows A Real Saw
ing!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

sn elmer @unbfunfanipra1e an Die
gan5e Belt bat BapIt Sius Der
3polfte am gorabeno bes Seltes ser
Simmelfabrt gbriiti in einer Mnnb.
f,,nfaniprade Die Siibrer aller frieg-
fiibre,,oen Nationen ernlabnt, einen
Jrieben Ser @erebtigfeit ,inb MaBi.
enng au idlieben, .aitb tpenn Dies al,f
Soften nationaler Mipirationen ge-
fdehelt 1niilie. sSnoeiien, 10 fiiste ser
81. gater bin5u, perbeble er iid nidt,
oaB bic alleenblidli6e Gage, bie ein
Bib ser 8ertuiiitung etbiiber ipie
tnaterieller 8erte biete, cine 5riebens.
boffnung 1tidt redtfertige.
uSbon Dor ariegsal,sbr,,d", err
flarte Der Yapit, nbaben @ir Inns
NIT gansetn Seraen 1lnb al llnierer
&raft ittnerbalb Der @re,15et llnieres
apoitoIifdert slnttes fir ben sSrieben
eingeIeBt. &el1te, 90 oie 80lfer in
qllalenoer Mngft nel,e friegeriide Gr-
eignilie eripartet rniiiiett nebne,t @ir
O1e @ete9enDett ltnlefeS VtlcDo fS1itD1
ldu1lts ipabr, i'm pon nere,n llnIere
Stilntne fir Die Sade bes Jrie0ens
su erbeben llno 5ipar IN boller l1npar-
teiiidfeit gegeniiber allen friegfiib-
reuben Mahten ,,f,o nit gleider 3u<
fteiaung fir alle 8offer ,n,o alle Be-
bGlferungsgruppen in ben beteiligterl
adnoern gs lit Inns sur @ef,iige be.
fannt, 0aB oetainierte goribldge fir
einen geredten, ebrenpollen Grieoen
in Der gegentpdrtiaet1 Gage MIR &c.
ringe Grfolssa,isitdten baben mir
ben. Die eine 9nrtei inn ariege sriin-
bet lore Soffnungen a,f Meiultate,
aaf Sic iie bintpeiien fam, iDabreno
bic anoere iid auf einen ibr eiiniti-
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t,,ngspoae Mabnung oes Bapltes IN
iolgenben @orten:
,.Die ,Nenlpolitifer' n,oeen b0b.
Mid ober mitleioie oie Mniprade bes
Yapites Yilts' bes 3p0lften beladeln.
bic geitern, l,n 8oraben6 bes Sit-
melfabrtsfeltes ,tno am 25. SSabres-
tag ieiner 8ildofspeibe, bonn Senoer
Ser 8atifanlta6t rl1,to nm Sen @ro.
bail setraeen ipuroe. Der 8apit
iprad niht ,ibre' Sprade. llno oob
baben feline @orte cine realpolitiidere
Grun0lage als bieles, mas beilt5u.
tase I'M Namen Der ,Realpolitif' III
Sic Belt geiebt miro.
@as gibt es bel,te realeres anf
oielem grobau, mas lit ilniperialer
(Sortiesnna auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

rgre,,e geeen Sen a0nig Der Qonige
lno ben Serrn Ser Serren".
Ser Haplt fdbloB ieine oenfpiiroise
Mniprae)e nit ben Borten: Slider
lid lit eegenlpdrtis cine iosiale So.
Jung Der geeenipartisen 8robleme
m0glid. Der Meidti1n1 Der Wationet1
ioate ouf @r,lno 0fientlider gerlpal=
ting in elmer 8eiie berteilt ineroen,
oaB er Dem 2eben bient, ltatt 600
au berbreiten. @ir ipenoen Tins beu-
te an Die Siibrer Der Nattonen nit
Dem Mabnrllf, Sic 3ufuuft ibrer 80l.
fer au fideru, ibr @etDiiien Dor @ott
gu reinigen unb oas @liid oes 5alnis
lienlebens ipie6er ber3ultellen. 8ir
modten ibnen iuarm ans Ser5 legen,
Grieben su iblieBen, i,no 5ipar auf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

sig au. Mnselidts ser @efaDren, Die
bon Ser er0Beretl 3erit6rl,nssfraft Der
mooernen Naffen oroben, lpe,l6en
Wir Tins ein6riltgIiher als ie al 0ie
nationalen 5iibrer nit Der @abnung
CUR Wieoerberiteaung 6es Srieoens.
Seine @elesenbeit, au einem Grieoen
Ser @eredtisfeit uno WdBisuns 5u
gelangen, ioute l1ngenuBt blei6en." :"
Der Yapit llnterlieB es nidt, bon
neuenl gegen firbenuerfolgeriide
Mabnabnen IN ,einigen" 2dnoern 8a1
proteitieren. Dort erbebe man nun,
bas Neht nnter bie @elualt beugen6,
gegen gldubise Gbriiten betriigeriIbe
anHagen berIelben Mrt, ipie Die r0-
mifden gaiaren fie int erlten Sabr.
btn6ert Ser d)riitliden 3eitrehnung
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Gruno ser Prinsipien Ser @erehtis-
feit lt,o oer MaBisuna a,,d iuenu
ebrgei5ige 8eltreb,inge, babel ,mer-
fiilt bleiben. gs gilt, I'M Wamen Got
tes cine ,telle 8elt ai1iSlbauen, eine
8elt Der 8riioerli9feit."
Sebr peritdnbntsinnig ipiiroist Die
81. q. Staatsseitlma' bie beoeu-
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segen Betrus ,mb 8ouIus ,ltb sabls
reibe< anoere Opfer geible,toert bat-
ten, beren @ebddtnis nun bon bem
MnBlne lnenidlider Sugenoen Der,
fldrt meroe. Das 8erbreden, beiien
gbriiten BON ibren 8erfolgern ge5ie-
ben ipiirben, iei in 8abrbeit i,n,ner
elm 1unb basielbe - ,,lmerI6iitterlihe
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@et ieiner pdpitliden Ebronbe@
fteig,1ng tpdblte Yius Ser 3tp0lfte
Die Eaube nit Dem Jriebens5lpeig.
Die 6rei geile oes Wappens be-
5eidnen Ben Silnnel, bie grbe ,lno
oas Meer. Der obere Seil (ber
SitnmeD LIT a5urblau, Ser n1ittlere
(oie gr6e) grim uno Sic ipellige
Jlade (oas Meer) lit ieegriin.
Die ipeiBe Ealbe b1lt einen Dlibel,-
sipeig i'm 5dnabeI iln6 itebt a,,f
einet1t 6reiteiliaen filbernen Berg.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27
Mppea Yapf Yins Des 3m6litem nm cine,
gertdten 5rienem

gen Musgang fiinitiser arieesereig-
nille berlaBt. llnb tpdbreno 10 bon
unmittelbarer Srieoensboffnung nidt
mebr Sic 9tebe fem fam, nimlnt Der
ltmfang Ser 8ertpiiitungen nod itan-
Evening star., 1942-06-09
Is Scout Merit BADGES
Awarded in ARLINGTON

Twenty-Five merit badges were
awarded and IA Scouts passed their
second -class tests at a court OF
honor In Arlington County. H. C..
Bates, chairman, reported to Boy
Scout headquarters today.
William Lockard. assistant scout
master. Troop LOT, became an Eagle
Scout; Edward M. Allen. assistant
scoutmaster. Troop 112. was made
Life Scout, and James Albert, Troop
1l2, advanced to Star Scout.
Scoutmaster Carey Ross Of Troop
ITO, Asst. Scoutmaster Allen and
Asst. District Commissioner Harry
Doe, jr, qualified as members of the
Boy Scout Emergency Service Corps.
Second-class rank was reached by
Billy Cooper, Troop 10l; James
Biller, Troop 1o2; Robert Benin,
Troop ia; Albert Hess, Billy Smith,
Robert Miller. Rene Vermillion and
Jack Brown, Troop ISL, and Charles
Custard, Nelson Marcy. Randall
Stream, Charles Register. Roxy
Crack and William Millett, Troop
l12.
The following received merit
badges: Albert Tillson. 104; R. E.
Ware, 104; John Chitwood, ISL;
James E. Brentlinger. 104; William
Lockard, LOT; Wesley Harris. 112;
James Albert, Eddie Allen and Rich
ard Harris, 1l2; Earl Cooper, Isl;
Charles w. Payne. liz; Ben Miles,
Isl, Carey Ross and F. H. Doe, Ito.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
Maryland Park High
Will Graduate s.
Al Exercises Toniqht
81 to Receive Diplomas
Tomorrow Night at
LoureI High School

Graduation exercises at two Prince
Georges County schools will be held
tonight and tomorrow night. Ex-
ercises were held at other schools
In the county last week
A class of IS will be graduated
from the Maryland Park High
School at 8:45 O'Clock tonight in
the school auditorium.
DR.. Arnold E. loyal of the College
of Education. University Of Mary
land, will speak on The Ships of
Life" William D. Hines, principal,
will award the diplomas. The Rev.
Joseph v. Buckley of st. Francis
Church will pronounce the invoca-
ton and the Rev. Thomas B. Ehlers
Of the Maryland Park Methodist
Church will give the benediction.
George Bennsky viii be the vale
dictorian.
A class Of 81 will be given diplo-
mas tomorrow night at Laurel High
School. DR.. Henry Brechbill of the
University of Maryland will be the
principal speaker.
The class attended baccalaureate
services Sunday at St. Philips Epis-
copal Church. The Rev. Reginald
r. Hall delivered the sermon. A
class night program will be held to-
night in the auditorium. and an
alumni banquet and dance will be
held at st. Philips Church Parish
Hall Thursday night. Paul Bounds,
president OF the alumni association,
will have charge Of Thursday eve
ning's program.
Evening star., 1942-06-09
Arlington Board Starts
RecIassifying 3-A Men

Redistribution OF registrants
from 3-A to Ia was started today
by Arlington Selective Service Board
No. 2, it was announced by board
officials.
Although the boards July quota
is almost triple any previous month
ly requirement, board officials said
they did not expect too much diff
Guilty in reaching their goal Out
OF approximately 5000 registrants,
they said, almost 5000 are CLASH
fled ga. Many of these are mar
ried men whose wives are working
and are capable of maintaining
themselves.
o. w. Menk was named a new
member of Board No. 2 to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Chairman Walter K. Handy because
Of illness. j. Byron Brooks, who
has been acting chairman, is now
regular chairman.