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Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Congress Probes
.Monpower Issues

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 (UP)-Congress prepared to-
day for broad examination of manpower problems to de-
Dtermine whether the United States support military
machine Of 100000 and still be the arsenal of de-
mocracies Two senate committees will investigate all
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Special Defense
Session Called
On War Measure
One-Day Meet will Put Teeth in State
Emergency Setup. Provide Council to
Meet Problems. Designate Powers

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 26. (UP)-Gov. Earl Warren to-
day issued proclamation calling the California egsla-
into special session Thursday at 10 to consider
enactment of powers act creating small war
council The official call followed shortly after joint mill
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Troubles Mount
For Ak is Armies
On Vital Fronts
Russians Find Killers Air Force So
Depleted Planes No Longer Hamper
Fig gh+ers; MarseiIes Folk Revolt
- BY UNITED PRESS =

Troubles piled up for Germany Tuesday in Russia in
North Africa and the "home" front of France
where patriots fighting Naz army units in the old
harbor of Marselps.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
/itaI Announcement on War Expected Shortly
WEATHER

Maximum Monday 68, minimum
Tuesday a: am. Tuesday 48, hu-
midity II; noon Tuesday 81, humid
ity So; pm. Mon. 60, humidity So.
RANK nERIIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Son Surprises
Mrs. B. B. Knapp

MRS. BERTHA BRIGHT
KNAPP of the Alden Park
Manor was happily surprised at
AS a. m. Sunday when her
son. David Knapp, walked IN
Unexpectedly on his first fur
Tough since the joined the army
in February.
David's furlough was "a
hours. at the end Of which he
returned TO the University NJ
Wisconsin, where he is COM
pleting his engineering course.
begun al the University ~
Michigan. and interrupted when
he voluntarily Joined the L. s.
air force.
Formerly p member ~ the
Steuben Guards the Little
West Point Of the University
Of Michigan In 1912 MIR. Knapp
finished his basic training in
-the Af1nourerS- School AT Buck
ley Field. Colo. Nav %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

l0gkboUrr Field In Columbus
@ s tho son of Manor and
Mrs Henri WraN Of Rochester.
y X
Tho wedding Win probably
'aNe place shogt toe end OF the
month and possibly in Co
ln'bus.
Tho Tea table was covered
with a lace cloth and centered
with q charming arrangement
of garden flow rS sind similar
blooms were disposed through
04t The house,
Margaret studied A. SkldmoFe
College m Saratoga Springs
y g. and Donald vas gradu-
a'e1 from JnIor College IN
Schenectady y s whore h.
WAS = member Of Chi PSI Fra
ternIty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Harper Fetes
5O+h Anniversary

IN OBSERVANCE Of the ff-
tieth anniversary Of its found
ing. and 10 honor its new dlrec-
tor. Miss Augusta Patton, the
Ammnae Association of Harper
Hospital School of Nursing VIII
give n tea from 4 TO s p. m.
Friday in Mclaughlin Hall.
The Association is sponsoring
the tea in conjunction with the
board of directors Of Harper
Hospital. Acting as patronesses
are three members Of the ad"
Visory council OF the training
school. Mrs. Richard Weber,
Mrs. James X. Watkins and
Mrs. Standish Backus.
On the arrangement commit
tee are Miss Ruth Cumming.
chairman, Miss Grace McSwee-
ney. Miss Alice II Walker and
Mrs. Harriet Ssunders-Bell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Wedding Party Included

SARAH ANN escorted by her fance 1t. John
Dummy. e.. arrived Sunday from Pa JOS, Tex.
Gerry escorted by John j. German Jr..... as her
hance Ensign Tommy Fisher. still is in training New
London Conn
Adees escort 1t. Randall Ward instructor in
the army air forces at Palos Tex. who with 1t
Drummy. :. and be in the Fisher Dummy wedding
party.
The guests limited 10 the wedding party and the
girls including Doris OLeary and Jim Coyle
Peggy Rush OF Memphis, Tenn Mary Kent of Brockton
Mass. and Nancy McEnerny Of Washington
squired by Lit Raymond Wise. USNR..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Engagement News Received

MRS. CHARLES SPICER has just received
OF the engagement of her niece .Esee Robinson
daughter of Mrs jefferson Robinson Of Perrysvle o. and
the late Mr. Robinson Rahbone Fuller Mather.
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mather, also of Perrysvlle
Esele has friends here she has visited
Mrs Spcer. and cassmate of several Detroit girls
Ogontz School in Pennsylvania.
She is Junior Lacquer.
Her hance is graduate of Lawrencevle School and
Princeton ..
Mrs. Robinson is the former Christine Miller of Detroit
and sister of Mrs. Spicer...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
AIumnee Return TO WellesIy
MRS. JOHN X. DECKER !.

MRS. JOHN r. DECKER. 49,, and Mrs Stewart Munroe
will take of Thursday. for Wellesley, Mass.
attend the commencement exercises Wellesley College
and participate In the alumnae activities ...
Detroit Wellesley Club recently held annual meeting
electlng the following officers Mrs. Taylor Seeker
president Mrs John Nolan president. Mrs. Stanley
Dole corresponding secretary Miss Katherine Roura re
cording seue'afy and Mss Lucille Young.
Mrs. Arthur Dlekof chairman Of scholarship com
mittee announced that the CLUB mad awarded freshmen
scholarships year.
Winners Margo' Downing daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs, H. r. Downing Of Crosse Pon'e graduate Of Crosse
Ponte High. and Jean Grindey, daughter Robert
GnndIeys of Birmingham who graduated from Kings
wood School .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Spinster Dinner q Secret

PRISCILLA ZEDER night will give the spinster
dinner for Jane Malcomson. who, Friday will be
married to Eddie Stroh. -.
It's IN be informal. and held Of secret place
because the boys in the wedding party have threatened
crash" IT,.
Another party added 10 the long list for this popular
brdeeect luncheon the day Of the wedding be given
bv Mrs Howard her house in Washington road
Crosse Pointe.
Priscilla Zeder will leave right after the wedding for
Tampa, Fla. 10 her brother 1t Fred NJ Zeder Jr.
-. who is stationed there 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Gormens TO Honor Couple

AND THIS evening Sarah Ann viii he honoed by Mr.
and Mrs John j. German dinner dance at the Detroit
Athletic Club
At one long table which will have lovely bridal
flowers and white will he seated
Mr. and Mrs Charles T. Fisher, parents Of the brdeelec
Mr. and Mrs William j. Dummy Of Lexington. Ky. par
bridegroom Mr. and Mrs William p Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fisher Mr. and Mrs l.. J. Marcoux
Sarah Ann 1t. Dummy. Adele Connolly. Gerry
Mareoux Mary Kent....P eggy Rush Mary Fisher
of bride elect Nancy McEnerny 1t Randall
Ward Frank Mcdonnell. Robert Meier. Woman I'd
Class John German Frederick Colombo and 1t
Raymond Wise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Farewell Honors
Miss Ga enier

A FAREWELL party in keep
inc with wartime conditions was
10 he given in honor Of Mar
Caret Gagnier NJ LaPrairie. this
afternoon, in the home Of Ada
Marie Campbell Of LaPralrie.
Ferndale.
Mrs Gagnier VIII leave soon
for California. Decorations
were 10 consist Of home grown
flowers
At the close NJ the party two
songs were 10 be PLAYED for the
first time, IN honor Of Mrs.
GaCnier: Song 10 the Bonn
barber and List ming 10 the
Wabash" written by Mrs.
Campbell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Margaret Shryer
To Wed Altman

TWO PARACHUTES DIR
cling from a bombing plane and
bearing the names Margaret
and Donald ser ed 10 an
nounce the eng e TT en- ~
Margaret ShrNer. END II DON
aid kellogg Wray ~. = bea'.-
fully appointed tes n me Car
den Court apartment ~ Mr. and
Mrs Horace W. BiCelow. Mar
Raref s uncle and aunt
Margaret rs the daughter NJ
Mrs Herbert Shrycf and the
late Nj Shryer and Mrs
Shryer Wss hostess ~ the tea
1t Wrsy who Is stationed a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

SARAH AVN FISHER and Gerry Narcoux both
bndes.elect who soon To be slsters.n-laW.
Wore denucaI costumes. different coors to the
informal dinner given night in their honor...
at the Detroit Athletic Club.
The hostess Adele Connolly. who Is to be Sarah
AIMS maid Of
Sarah dress of light blue silk printed in black
trimmed black velvet bows the sleeves
she maniilla Of matching materal,.,,
edged with black lace.
Gerrys dress and mantla were pink printed in black
with black lace trimming
The girls bought the models AZ the time.
Adele dress white silk seersucker made with
q dirndl shirred bodice and sailor collar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Mrs. HaIIy, President

Mrs. Francis NJ. Haliy was
elected president in the late
afternoon halloting. Mrs Robert
Kerr Jr. is the retiring presi-
dent.
New board members include
Mrs. Harold Emmons Jr., Mrs.
Henry HOpkes Jr. and Mrs.
Clark T. Wells.
Retiring board members are
Mrs. II. Gordon Wood. Mrs. Ar
thur KleinSchmit and Mrs. J.
3. Book III.
Following the election. tea
was served Al table centered
with crystal bowl filled with
pale pink roses and white stock.
Cake Adds Atmosphere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Mrs. Keller S
Luncheon Moved
Harris md rwlng

MRS SAM KELLER has
changed tho locale Of nor lunch
con and personal shower TO-
morrow tor hrtdo-clect Gerry
N8rcoN 10 The. Detroit Golf
CDh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Mrs. HaIIy
Elected Head
OF Ibex Club
Nv ANN NJ. STARK

COLORFUL COTTONS and
cool. sheer prints were much in
evidence Al the fashionable
gatheing Of the hex Club MEM
hers. Monday afternoon, TO cele-
hrate the clubs eleventh ami
versary and TO hold its annual
meeting.
Mrs. Edward J Whyte ii was
hostess =hpr=hame= IN Loeb
moor drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Cake Adds Atmosphere

A large lighted cake supplied
the birthday party atmosphere.
Chatting over future club
activities and making plans for
the summer were: Mrs. Francis
Van DuSen. Mrs. II. Gordon
Wood, Mrs. Donald w Walker,
Mrs. Robert Hamilton Mrs.
David Williams, Mrs. William
Dennis. Mrs, Edward r. Grace
Jr., Mrs. Stephen Bradley and
Mrs. Ethan Prewitt.
Mrs. Earl Yahn wearing a CAV
yellow two-piece linen suit was
Climpsed Strolling with Mrs.
Clarence Klelnschmit, IN = lus'
cious strawberry linen dress.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
The Romans Were There Before Them

establish their world order the Romans had created
a culture which its blending Of the beautiful and the uta
ran has never been surpassed To their colonies fronting the
they brought the magnificent planning that in
effect at home.
The Yanks are glimpsing the remains of this planning
getting hand thrilling pictorial reminders of their
school day history.
At Timgad Algeria, important center their rail line
and military highway the East Gaa Sheitla Feriana Ell
Diem and other of their occupation they confronted
with astonishing examples of Roman architecture.
As they made their triumphant way into Tunisia and
Sicily they have recalled the vivid story Of the Punc Wars
and the pndor and power of ancient Carthage before the
Roman conquest For Tunisia and Sicily great
stronghods of the Phoencans whose fleets dominated the
Mediterranean and whose threatened the ourshng
empire of Rome herself.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
By LOUIS REID

TO THE VICTORIOUS Yanks in Sicily and North Africa
life is a continuously exciting, fascinating experience.
Playing vital part in mankind most stupendous drama
they are looking daily upon the of the might and grand
eur that were ancient Rome.
Sudding the batefronts of their conquests along the
Mediterranean Algeria the Tunsan coast and the sra
tecc Of Sicily the ruins of temples and palaces baths
and ampheares forums and roads bridges and aqueduc
spectacular monuments great Roman Empre which for
1000 years legned over the civilized world.
To Johnny Doughboy coming upon these vivid relies,
fact sal pervading-he Romans had what 1t takes
To him Hitler and his hapless partner Mussolni, are
merely noisy woudbc conquerors clumsy nteropers who
their imitation of the Caesars have been giving mosnept
performance
Long centuries before Hitler and his fat fallen friend set
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-30
1000 Attend
Olney Horse Show

Attendance at the Olney Horse
Show last Saturday was around
two thousand it was announced by
Robert H. Miller, secretary of the
Montgomery County Horse Show
Association. There were more
than 1400 paid admissions, the diff
ference representing service men,
attendants and children. The show
was held on the farm of T. Alex
ander Barnsley. Mr.. Miller fur
ther stated that proceeds Of the
show, which nets a tidy sum, will
go to the home service branch of
the Red Cross.
S. ]. Hutton, president of the
association, stated that sponsors
were well pleased with the results.
Despite difficulties of farmers the
numbers Of classes shown was not
far below the classes shown in for
mer years. In the afternoon there
was only one less event.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-30
So. States Distributes
Fund To Members

Members of Southern States
Gaithersburg Petroleum Coopera-
tive and Southern States Gathers
burg Service are receiving checks
representing their part of the
81, 141, 900 which Southern States
Cooperative is paying to its farm
er members. Of the total being
distributed, 900 represents a
2.6 per cent patronage refund, and
$4,000. a 6 per cent dividend on
outstanding capital stock
The board of directors for the
Petroleum Cooperative is COM
posed of W. Ray Smith, Mt. Airy,
president; Charles Boyer, Ger
mantown; M. B. Warfeld, Gath
ersburg, Guy F. Allnutt, Seneca;
C. F. Claggett. Rockville; T. B.
Kicker, Greenbelt, and Austin T.
Powell, Brookeville.
Gaithersburg Services board is
as follows: Allie Messer, presi-
dent, and McKendree Walker, Ed
win d. Fry, ]. Raymond Kemp,
L. R. Sabine, and C. M. King,
Gaithersburg, and G. r. Candy,
Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-30
Lieut.. Day Visiting
Home From Pacific

Mrs. Leo Counselman and her
son, Lieut.. John Anthony Day left
Monday for San Francisco. Lieut..
Day is having his first long leave
after having participated in five
major engagements in the Pacific.
Since he was last home, two years
and a half ago., he has helped
hunt the enemy from Kiska to
Australia His ship has been
credited with sinking 20 Jap ships.
Lieut.. Day entered the service
in July, 1910, as a reserve naval
officer. He was with the fleet
at Pearl Harbor on December 7
but his ship was unhurt. He has
done convoy duty - helped bonn
bard Kiska saw action at the
Solomons, Guadalcanal, New Geor-
gia, and other places. In an
interview for the Washington Star
he wildly described an engagement
in Kula Gulf, when as assistant
navigator, he was on the bridge of
his ship and saw the Helena sunk
by the Japs and watched the work
Of rescue Of her crew.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-30
Humane Society
Sought For County

A movement to organize HUI
name Society in Montgomery
County is being launched by Mrs.
Edward J. Gels, a representative
of the Baltimore County Humane
Society at a meeting to be held
in the County Building, Bethesda,
Wednesday night, October 9Th, at
8 o'clock. All interested are in
vited to attend.
The purpose, Mrs. Gels said,
would be to establish a shelter
where lost or injured animals
would be kept until they can be
reclaimed by their owners, placed
in new homes or humanely put
TO death.
Mr.. Gels urged animal lovers
and civic leaders TO support the
movement. Interester persons are
asked to get in touch with Mrs.
Gels at 8134 Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda, or call Bradley O231.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-30
Rockville Service Man
Donates To Hospital

1t. Robert Alexander Pumpnrey
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Reu-
ben Humphrey of Rockville and Be-
thesda, is the first service man to
sponsor a room at the new Subur-
ban Hospital.
1t. Humphrey is stationed with
the Headquarters Medical Group at
Camp Ellis. Ill. His gift will be
used for extra furnishings for a
clinic waiting room = Venetian
blinds, draperies, a sofa and chairs
and other articles not provided by
the Federal grant, which will add
to the comfort and attractiveness
Of the room.
1t. Humphrey who is %, is a
graduate Of Massanutten Military
Academy at Woodstock, Va, He is
the youngest member of the Be
Tuesday Chevy Chase Rotary Club,
a member of the Junior Chamber
Of Commerce. and a member of the
Columbia Country Club, Of the
Alpha chapter Of ri Sigma Eta
or the University Of Cincinnati and
a past president of the Epworth
League of Rockville M. E. Church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-30
County Milk Rules
Are Superseded
BY State Laws
County Health Depart
ment Issues Statement On
New Setup

The following statement was
issued this week by DR.. v. L,
Ellicott, County Health Officer.
Because of new legal opinion
that the 1941 State Milk Law sup
plants all existing local regulations
outside Of Baltimore CO IN
management is hereby made that
The health sipervipis MIN ana
milk products sold in Montgomery
County is now based entirely on the
enforcement of regulations of the
State Department of Health and
not on those Of the County Board
of Health. Since state regulations
do not recognize milk grades, the
awarding of grades is being dis
continued. Dealers will not be re-
quired 10 remove grade A letters
from bottle caps unless so request
ed at a later date.
State milk regulations differ
markedly from the former county
regulations as to enforcement
methods. They are, however, prac-
tically identical as to requirements
for pasteurization and are nearly
the same as to other basic sani-
tation requirements. Supervision
of milk supplies will be continued
by Montgomery County Health De-
partment Sanitary Inspectors.
State permits are required for all
dealers who produce, handle, or
distribute milk or milk products in
Maryland.