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Nogales international., 1943-08-06
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
Rev. George C. Wadsworth, Vicar

Primary church school at 9:45.
Morning prayer and sermon at
HOO am. In the absence of the
Vicar, the sermon will be read by
Max Keyte.
Communion services first Sunday
of the month. During the leave OF
the Vicar, the communion services
will be celebrated by the Rev. Hunt
ington of St. Luke's in the Desert,
Tucson.
No choir rehearSals during the
month of August.
Nogales international., 1943-08-06
Buffet Supper At
Club Rotario Tonight

So that customs and immigra ton
officials on both sides of the line
may get better acquainted, buffet
supper will be given at o'clock
tonight by the chambers of COM
merce of Nogales, Arizona, and No
gales, Sonora, at the Club Rotario
in Nogales, Sonora.
About 20 men from each side of
the line will be present.
Nogales international., 1943-08-06
HERE FOR DURATION

Mrs. Charles P. Venable (Barbara
Macdonald and daughter Leslie
Ann arrived yesterday from Tomah,
Wis, to remain for the duration as
guests of Mrs. Venable's mother,
Mrs. Marguerite Macdonald, and
hen grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Wise. They were accompanied
by Miss Betty Wooddell who had
been their guest in Tomah. Enroute
home they visited Dee Wooddell,
who is in the cavalry officer candi-
date school at Fort Riley, Kansas.
Mrs Venable's husband, Captain
Venable, expects to- be sent overseas
shortly.
Nogales international., 1943-08-06
MRS. MASSION LEAVES
FOR LOS ANGELES

Mrs. John w. Massion and two
sons left yesterday to make their
home in Los Angeles until after the
war They have been visiting Mrs.
Massion's mother, Mrs. Frank j.
Barry, the past four months. Mrs.
Massion's husband is in foreign
service in Alaska.
Nogales international., 1943-08-06
JAMES FERRIS WEDS


Lieut.. James w Ferris, Z. S.
Army Air Corps, brother of Mrs
Robert Hale of Camille, and now
stationed at March Field, was mar
ried July 2 at Riverside, Calf, tC
Miss Margaret Boyd of Virginia.
s**#%**t<s
Robert Hale and two sons were
here yesterday from their ranch
near Camille.
Mrs. Alberta Batson is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hannah at Tue
son.
###*#****
Miss Margaret Wise, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wise, return
ed yesterday from Los Angeles
where she had been visiting since
early in June. She was accompan-
led home by Mrs Wise mother.
Mrs. Bradley of Roswell, N. M.
~*****#**
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Sudduth and
sons Warren and Steve will return
tomorrow from fishing trip to the
Stafford district.
*Mm**&#**
Joe Wise, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wise, is recovering from an
operation for removal of his tonsils.
*********
There were excellent rains Satur-
day and Sunday from the ether side
of Sonoita to this side of Patagonia.
E********
DR.. Charles S. Smith expected to
leave yesterday to join his wife and
daughter who are visiting Cadet
Charles S. Smith, Jr., U. S. Army
Air Corps, at the Santa Ana, Calf.
airbase.
Mr.. and Mrs Dawes Karam,
Miss Kay Balough, Craig, Jr., and
Earl Pottinger and Peter Salda-
mando, Jr., motored to Tucson
yesterday.
Nogales international., 1943-08-06

of Nogales, and former student at
the University Of Arizona, has been
assigned to the air force admins
trative officers training school at
Miami Beach, Florida.
Nogales international., 1943-08-06
VISITING HERE
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Misses Janet and Mary Karam
arrived Wednesday from San Fran
cisco to visit their father, M Kar-
am, and family.
Nogales international., 1943-08-06
TO NEW YORK

Rev. George C. WadSWOrth of the
Episcopal church left Monday by
automobile for his former home in
New York where he will spend a
six-month sick leave He was ac-
companied by his. wife and daugh-
ter.
Nogales international., 1943-08-06
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BABY GIRL

A birth announcement conveying
news of the arrival of "Harriette
Ann at the home of Lieut.. and
Mrs. Roscoe NJ Egan (Henrietta
Renshaw) at Ft. Sill, Okla, was
received Friday by the Nogales In
ternational
Nogales international., 1943-08-06
'Grltjullr{'ldl)
Ss'l:I:}!'Ii'Z3S'13diI;9 1;
CATHOLIC CHURCH
(Summer Schedule)

Sundays: Masses at Z, $50 and
10 am. Rosary at pm.
Week days: Masses at Z and 8 a.
m.
Nogales international., 1943-08-06
FROM FORT SHELBY

Mrs Dan Hopkins (Patsy Murray
arrived Tuesday from Fort Shelby,
Miss, to visit her mother, Mrs.
William S. Murray MARY Wise).
Nogales international., 1943-08-06

PFC. ALFREDO BEJARANO,
II, son of Frank BejaranO, owner
of the NOgales Sand & Gravel
Company, left NOgales with the
National Guard three years ago
next month and is now in an
infantry regiment in New Guinea.
Prior to going to the South Pa
cific he was stationed in Okla
hOma, Texas and Panama.
VAN SMELKER AT
AIR FORCE SCHOOL
Van Smoker, son of Dr. and Mrs.
V. A. Smoker Of Tucson, formerly
Nogales international., 1943-08-06
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Miss Vida Price, NogaleS teacher
! who has been at her home in Du-
rant, Okla, the past two months, is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Reeves, at Huachuca
Siding.
Nogales international., 1943-08-06

MI. and Mrs. Gene Sykes were
business visitors in Phoenix Tues
Nogales international., 1943-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. John Elias MARY
Verne Farrior) and son John were
visitors here the first of the week
| from Tucson.
Nogales international., 1943-08-06
BACK FROM COAST

Miss Irma Carrasco and brother,
Limo Carrasco, Jr., returned Satur-
day from vacation trip to San
Diego.
Nogales international., 1943-08-06
DURATION
COATS

The most popular coat of this
season and growing more
popular every day! Rich,
sporty looking fleece, trinity
cut and well-tailOred. Soft
velvet collar, saddle shoulders!
Sizes are IL to 20.
Nogales international., 1943-08-06

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Evening star., 1943-03-07

DRESSES-COATs-SKIRTs.
esr saa's. ,t ssc,. ::ss; f,::e sss'
Buses stop at door. $50 d. IA, 70 4:3) Z. n'
Evening star., 1943-03-07

x,xsMqTQk 4zssc. scooA' NO, $3.50. /.
FERTILf4M EQ& UEIVNY dAk0EN6.
LAWS RE2y4TfD.
KENs1NoroN 4se~. 49, wo. aseo,
faAERessA fAER s6RoSsr qh14sNRH h4NRsH rnsfEp RsEfIds1hH hSh
FERTutZED.
KUsrNaroN 1aa aaOA' wo aaoo i.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
rllAhnoala poa sAlR

MvS6o6AbS5SU0OO b0W 0e1b4s
WA4H1N0 NACN0lk, fAun1xyclfst tee
saInsss'1,sssa; sIss .sss;ssm.inss sssi ss sss 9ssS
y!|||ss! | |F:s; |F;'s'ils1 u.s. = 81 &C:
WASHER Frime $3.50 de Ipzs .splnnsf,
70 sssplsas elsss.. we asssr issss BUMP 2d sss
WASHING MACHINE excellent condition,
wringer type: also electric iron. IA. AS17
WATCH. mans, 17.|evel Hamilson. .olld
s22s. s2s.. ess q. s.'s 1 GAS sssss. '''. 4 Ballet
psstes watch and WI Wsddins a; rsns. I MOZART S
WORE WORK 7 JAIAsRNEss, se ali tspes. Owner. Fails
L4EKviNQ Town, sacTilies Rsv; ;7psnsiys
ps: Also yaMabls knickknseEs, miniatures.
s2nse:e sisns s e.f is ss.
fcs. Cali silso z4si. NAA :. '-'''
ONE s,srcT1oN ARcotK. .. midset radi-
On. M r .ns viz :e.nd
FIVE MATCHED AMERICAN Oriental rugs.
!ar9est yxI5: electric stove, double bed.
springs and mattress. chairs small tables.
misc. lurn.; pvt home. 37O2 1ngomar st.
nv. I'm. 6461.
300 FT: 1h-IN. GALVANIZED PIPE, used.
eses s.'esai w.a.ia iiSnsssIn ssal At half price, Cali
LEAVING -: :s THE sTATE-Beds, chests Of
rm; chairs, 6-piece kit. furn, in white.
req trim; porch chairs. Q rockers; rug,
pkg; hishboy and vanity floor lamps,
p9okSase, china cupboard. parior table.
-: 2sxO.
NoTICnEool: roomIns houses I have
some furniture to eel: DE. 6Ol8.
LATE LATE MODEL TRUCKS! .pickups. dumps.
mats, stakes and winch Jobs; vans, trncfnr
ana trailer, road erader. tools Of al finHs
mac1inery bench yises, new drill press,
hs hMU0cw3rkLnE machinery. 2121 Bladens.
2 9uTIS, ! fray l brown: / brown toD-
seascnsSie reas s1ss as lSns 9ssIIy 4sHs for ale
Z y ssrssr s41z Eln,ass EEasssss. Fps e .:.. c0r9l
UNUSUAL p1AMoND WRIST WATCH, bar
ealn. Call IA. 1880 after IL Sunday
ANTIQUES AT THE OLD IRON POT. 215a
E1DLER LANE, SILVER SPRING. Nh
TELEPHONE SLIGO 1855.
BANKRUPT DRUG STOCK. 500. Call
Evening star., 1943-03-07

PRINTING PRESS, pew series, .sx12,. C.AP,
for small shop: $1e6 cash: WA. 2b61.
RAMpl,AToRs R.M ,! .hy 1000 ssst leE sty..
NV. No. 1921.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
MiscnlAhso,is Ros GALE

5Ss s.s s:.u,:;, :;h ssssss.
s,1 9th lgf &: ALLIANCE nv. caa 81. ,174.
Omen iii 6 PM: Mon. -1nurs.. iii .:
EE1HGi9ssls EH iss1ss 5ss2l 5sE1N'' lot 1ee0ndi'i0ned.
Esssss'S ;ss.s }s; Hfssg's 's sSa ;i ss
ELEcTR1c RANCE. Westinshouse. three
hel r.s Istp charen sns '!s5R sois Clock en'sen'
snd .la%nam ssi ea rht simea. sa.esYSlns ssIs ma
sl.aie!sal fa.si sloS .nns 81: s.fsss s. vsnh. g.
AsfssaaalEssa?9s esnalsssaa? M 1slf41sss ss 4sss
ELECTRIC REFR1GERAToRs, 8; also 20
s19ms snt. ,E ,Soed q furniture n suitable g small
q exshanss ss only $500 % for o. IL clear
add dss fss o %. or ea sh s;ss ssnas4 ssaH' ps ae
o%sRs lio Isr ha'f st. 'fs:a:
ELECTRIC WIRE, 2,4O0-foot roll. No. Is.
conductors stranded, rubber and wealth.
$40 or SO per 1000 feet De- pE. 7lso. 10. ':''
aasR1c s1osan sosd;o5 sG415 Sen s;s nsft.e IN
ase Co. i5is You st. .HD. NV. o"''n ''0f-
ELECTRosTEAMs 1000 watts. plug in
anywhere: Just IKE steam radiator; susr-
an ansesd =. 1 yr.; sae'eb. Supply Center, 25o
GOOD ss new. Can lGssinS'?ai silso ssio 10 '0lume'
EESvnsLosGs ES IT, Ha a o1sHRo9o sss spd white xoye
Wholesale 81 ss..mens M aaSss sss do pl TO NV ss'o "
4. G. motor type; bargain. Lincoln 5 zi6s.
FANS. al types. Call RE. 1887.
EAN, exhaust. electric, large, General
ss:sstgsa5s S;ss :ss;.oa; soi Ss1':s'
1sx ass, leather case. $50; Cost $isS. Ss Scs6.
:ns :se eb97' 81. ssss ts5 sale 1915 Rhode island
Fl,oLD1Ng MACHINE. Baum. new condi-
f,on Model Cleveland. power-driven
p9Itland punch wire sttchins machines
pms me faHsk, Ms. 4lsl Brass salle''' etc. After
FURNACES, h.w.. with or without Jackets.
Florida 1He ass ax oPs N.Y. sss Asntc Co. eso
FURNACE and radiators hot water. for
s. small house. Block ssivsse Co. so5e N n
sTH COAT pat; m1nk ah7k Ggoa condition siae 10.
1s pect sonatEsns' tEs'eD soo nk e..b '9s5
FUR FUR CoATs, heautkul Sl49 samples, $50;
1ises 6osn. sSs: HS :ys ssiSS iHSSs open sys''
& sr COT Hi $685. Hsgs and collar also odd pieces
so1G $40 oasesen ases q. s1ss 1ssess'' ne"
E tn: g cash. & bss bs:. Il o.r Rssiisa ssf.
syENSqs rsIsss ssS.s Sa :ni.s; home PlsnS
5ssa2Es 5ssa|Evlss.oa.s sr1 In. HS $685. Hampshire Knobs
FURNTTpRE-MAhogany library table, O.
esfe eaii 3ak esa sSsnins room suite, GOOD cond.
r5u}IkN1TrgRE-9-pc. !5}Is NAH. Duncan Phyfe
sables sSihs.pHsnds|e snd p sofa 1unssn ths
ale doubej also frencS commodes Deds 'sin ard
tables. complete line Of bedding, knee.
noie desk and secretaries. studio couches
nam ssanhses eoas enetsf tss,ss sets rugs once fuTn
furni.ure Co. so7 p. .IT ave. '11'ss' n.Ws Lincoln
FURNITuRE-pu to induction, forced to
sell 3 rooms Of furn. and refg, ali prac-
tiGally new. with privilege Of renting apt.
~: 6l3g between 81 pm.
FuRNITuHE-sloane's down filled chair,
PSyfeD tsse cBsrs us cns. shs
., xt: table and equipment, mattress and
sprin1 on legs, chest Of drawers, end tables,
ISmp6: ~ sed 4 mos; immediate sale.
DE 600. Ext 507.
FuRNrTURE-2.pc "Karpen" bed-daven.
HT aua sHass' tapestry upholsterins: very reas.
FuRNTTURE-Dnine room. 0-piece. heavy
osk: ideal for boarding house. tfsnflin
VOtO
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-15
Merchandise
iAerchants' specIaIs

ADD NEW COLOR and charm 10
yo.r floors with fine AyWstiuu s
Rug All sizes. 1926 mp.
Criunell Bros. 2iO W. Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-15

A SOUTH PACIFIC BASE AP
The American conquest Of Quad.
alcanal was officially described
here as a complete route and utter
defeat OF Japanese army which
executed non-orderly withdrawal"
The description came from Com.
mander X. +. Wilson, a naval ON.
Ger on the staff OF Nal. General
Alexander VI. Patch, commander OF
American troops on Guadalcanal.
He spoke to ampllfy a report ON
the island campaign by General
Patch.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-15

LONDON -AP-The Russian mid.
day commuuique as recorded by
the Soviet radio monitor here sid
that the Red armys drive too.
wards Rostoy had resulted I'm the
capture OF more towns northeast ~
Novocherkassk, which IS 2j miles
northeast OF Rostov.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-15

WASHINGTON-AP- The Ma.
rine Corps here began recruiting
candidates for its womcn's reserve,
the newest OF the service auXiliar-
les. The reseryists, who will be-
known simply as marines. will 10
enrolled at Navy and Marine r,.
cruiting stations and trained at
schools OF the WAVES, the Nays
feminine branch.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-15
Fine Points in Bridqe
BY sHETARo BARCLAY

4-Spades. q somewhat similar de-
tense would have held him to ex-
actly his contract. with the heart
K led. then a diamond to the A
and a repeat OF that suit for a run.
West then would have had to
guess the clubs correctly. which
he should have done.
But the point Of the deal Is this
If North had been the dealer
and had opened with 4-Hearts. II
would have been impossible for
East and West to find out about
their spade at except by unsound-
ly dangerous bidding. A secondary
point Is that South thought his
partner was about a playing trick
stronger, when he made that
jump overcall while vulnerable,
and hence he reckoned his dla-
mond A. plus his couple OF trumps
with a singleton in the hostile bid
suit. would enable his side to
make 5-odd. Maybe he should not
have reckoned that way, but the
fact Is that he did. and that his
partners bid risked being inter-
preted In just that way.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-15
Real Estate
House. ror sale

NOuseA For SAFE
ROOM BUNGALOW lights.
gas. water, toilet close iu 1880.
Terms.
: ROOMS. rIghts water Eas
toilet. 50 feot lot. $4,000 viu
$500 down,
Earl |. freeman
40 PEARL 1888
Insurance Of all kinds IN
honorable stock companies.
SIN ROOM bungalow; sun par!or
bath. furnace, garage, large lot
well located. Price $3.50 terms. h.
Poet. 81 y. Huron Phone 1871.
MODERN apt. house. apis Hard
wood floors, baths. furnace,
large. cheerful rooms, beautiful
spacious grounds, 100 It. frontage
X5Ou n. In depth. Large shade
trees Also small house with .
lots In rear Price $1,000. Terms
VI. Pret. SO y. Huron. Phone l55l.
NEAR COLLEGE. n room aoms
completely furnished for light
hous ekrcuiug Income will pay Tor
e. Liberal terms. $500 Also
Beautiful home and two acres OF
land on WJsltenaW ia. All
Shankln, BeaItor. Ann Arbor. Pm
= PC. WALNUT dining suite. Cost
$3.50. Very cheap. s35 W. Forest
Ave
MODERN six room house
GaraEe. close In. Phone
H'5-N.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE for sale.
lib y. nvyuns hire, north OF
Ecorse Road
FIVE ROOM bungalow, nice corner
on Holmes Road, $1,000. Terms
II. Peet, ~ y. Huron ST Pm 1871
GARAGE HOUSE, ceiling panelei
near corner Harris 81. and Holmes
Road. $500 Terms, $500 down
II. Peet, SO y Huron ST. Pm. 1871
NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION
IS Attractive New Homes on
Dwight 81. Consult T.. T. Syl-
Vester, 3O7 L. Forest. IN. 44s.
ROOM HOUSE bath hot water
heating system, cement basement
garage block from East Michigan
Ave. blocks from \. n p. store
Price $3.50 terms. II Poet. SO y
Huron ST. 1851.
NORTH WASHINGTON st Room
house. bath, steam heat, iulaid limo
lem in Kitchen garage, two block
from High school $1,000. H. Peet
50 y. Huron St Phone 1874.
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW. hot wa.
ter furnace bath not connected up
Two car garage. 50 200. Terms. II
Peet, 80 y Huron 81. Phone 1874,
WEST SIDE II room high class mod.
ern inco ne home on beautiful cor.
ner, close In. Reasonable price. n
Poet, 90 y. Huron 81. Phone 1871
ROOM bungalow. large lot north
OF r, Michigan Ave. $500. Terms
II. Peet. SO y. Huron St. Phi. 1871
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-15
Classified Adoenising

CLASSIFIED RATES. PAYMENT WITH ORDER
consecutive insertions follows:
Advertising ordered for irregular insertion takes single time rate
a
Special rates for yearly advertising upon REQUEST,
right
Ad Taker.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-15
DON'T OFFER OPTIONS

MANY FINE players. who be-
lieve thoroughly in pre-emptive
bids to open the auction. as a
means OF shutting out probably
strong opponents. will seldom
make high pre-emptive overcalls
after an opponent has opened.
The reason Is two-fold. When you
open with a high call. you may
make it impossible for either
opponent TO dare to show a suit
Of only fair length, and hence
your bid has a good chance to
achieve its purpose. But. II one
opponent has already shown his
suit. your high bid only gives his
side an option. II his partner fits
that FIRST suit. then his side can
decide between making a contract
Of its own or doubling yours.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29

bon Brigham young Die 8roirien
our6mon0erten, Inn ibre Stride in
peitlides @ebiet 81 Derpflan5en.
Nm "a. SuIi 1917 itano goung
am ginqanq elmer 6elienihlitdt, bon
mo aus err elm Does @iiitenlano iiber-
itoute. Gum groBten @rltaunen
oaer oerer, Die ibm folgteti, 0rBerte
err Die @orte: ,Sier lit Die Stele".
Ole fleiBigen, fpariomen Qlormo-
men iebten Die @eisiagung ibres
6iibrers in oie Sat Inn un0 per-
.fpanOelten oos ,@iiitenlano IN einen
Hoienaarten". sic legten oas erlte
8euGIierungs- SDitem an, Oos 8eiBe
bier eggplant batten. Sic griinoe-
ten bic Sal5ieeitoot, cine Der nm
i60niten arsgelegten StGote in Den
Hereinafter Staaten, Oeren breite,
qeraOe Straben INNER nod oos Gnt=
3iiden Der mo0ernen Mutomobilfab-
rer iino.
90 tparten nun oie Wformonen, ei=
ne Grippe, oie reid an Hioniertra-
Oitionen lit, nit Spannung uno bel
ligem Gifer alf oos gr0e Oes &rie-
ges uno Ieben poaer grmartung III
rer Sunoertiabrfeier ~entgegen.
Man begann bereits i'm Sabre
1887 an Der Mitslteaung 81 arbei.
ten. 0oh crit I'M Sabre 1889 ernQnr=
te man cine oallern0e &ommiliion
BON Is Mitglie0ern. Man fam
therein, 6aB iie 10 Sabre I'M Amt
Eberbleiben iolte. SIN Sabre 1911
itelte man sic &ommiiiion inter Die
Iuffi6t ser r%Gommiilion fir &efla-
me uilO inOuitrieIle @nttpiflungen
BON ltab~.
Sn Sinii6t ouf Die eroBe 6eier
peri10nert man gegenmdrtig @dlOer,
! Seen, 2anOltraBen, Sago-, Slid
un6 ionitige @rboIungsgebiete.
@unScrIide @atnrgebilOc
Gas vMonument-Gal4 oos 81
Ben penig befannten lanOi6oftli6en
@unoern ltabs gebort, ioa Der
Seffentli6feit 8ug6nglid gema6t
meroen. Die @atur bat I'M Iiioliden
lltob munoerlide @elteinsformen ge-
iAoffen, uno oos @ebiet bari iid
natiirlider 8riiderL %iogenannter
ngooie nefs" uno S6orniteine udim-
neDs" riibmen.
Gin iol6es latiirli6es Steinget
biloe fiibrt Den Namen rSotem 8ole"
uno CUR 3eit Oes SonnemlntergangS
pirft es einen 35 Mfeilen LANCER
S6otten. Der Sdotten fdat 81 Der.
ihieoenen 3eiten i'm Sabre in 5tue
per16ieoene Staaten.
9ie n&egenbogen" -8riide, ELM
natiirli6e Bride nno oie eroBte if
rer Mrt in Ser gatt5en @elt, bat Ell
men gogen, Der 10 groB it, oaB ei
loie auf Oas Rapitolgebauoe il
@aibington, 9. 6. paiien fonnte
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
0emtI6es @aiicnbans

9ie Sabresberiammlung oes 9elit-
iden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fanO am
6reitag Abeno p%ergangener ISOLDE IN
Den M1umli6teiten oes Oriental"
9aubereins an ser Se6lten nno s
StraBe, g. SO. Itatt. %%rdiioent SreO
S1nei0er eroffnete oie 8eriamm-
lung. Der GefretGr oes 8eriDal-
tungsrates, SEER @m. 81. Miler,
perlos oen 8eridt iiber oas ber-
fIoiiene Sobr. Sbm folgten Ole ge-
ridte oes 6rauen=g fGbpereins, 0es
5rauen.Silfsbereins uno Oes Sap
pineB" -&lubs. @de nuroen CUR An-
nabme an 0as 0ireftoriam iibertDie-
len. 9arauf erfolgte Die 8abl oes
8ermaltungsrotes. Muf einitimmi-
gen 9elAluB pur0en ale ausi6eiOen=
ben 9ireftoren mieoergepdblt, un0
3por sic Serren Auguit 8lugge, $.
g. @infler, Sbomas 6. Sarreu,
Geo. s. @ertman, Geo. S. Mueller,
Sbeobor 2erd, 6re0. 8ertram, Mar=
tin 8. @iegano uno S. S. &eue.
NeuerpGblt tpltroe SEER Sobn &olb,
ir.
Die Ser Sobresberiammlung fol-
genoe 0ireftorenIibung erip6blte sic
f~olgenoen &erren gu 8eamten:
5reo Shneiner, NrGiioent
Or. Geo. Beder, 1. 8i3eprdIioent
Wartin z. @iegano, 2. 9i5eprGi.
8m. 81. Miaer, Sefretdr
STUB. Sontelmann, S6abmeiIter.
Sn Inbetradt Ser l%angidbrigen
erfolgrei9en 8eroienite oes Serrn
@m. s. Zimmerman tpuroe oerielbe
gum @bren-9 ireftor fir 2ebens5eit
ertu6blt. @err Zimmerman be0anf-
tie iid fir oieie bobe @uS0ei1mung
uno beripra6 aud fernerbin I'M Sr-
tereile oes 9euti6en @~ailenbaules
ieine gan3en &rdfte einaulesen. geaf
ShluB gratulirte man Dem @eebrten
8u ieinem Sltbildum. gs mar ge=
na1t Dor AZ Sabren nls Serr unO
Srau Zimmerman Sen 8uno Ser
@be eingingen. AuA oos Solirnnl
miinidt Dem geadteten 8aor allies
@nte nuf ieinem ferneren 2ebens-
mcgee.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
11tab brrcitet F9 anf
3entemarfeier bOr
1947 lit Der b%nnOertite Snbrestag Oes
NiurmOnrnsnses aus @tifOnri

Salt safe @itD. II SIN Sab
re t947 meroen es bunoert Sabre
fem, ooB sic @ormonen nod Utah
aesoaen Iinb. Sdon felt LANCER 3eit
bat mar @IGne entrporfen, Inn Die
len oenfmiirOigen 3eitpunft ourd Ell
ne ein3ieortige 6eier 81 begeben nnO
fiir5lidl boben oieie 8orbereitungen
einen ileuen @niporn erfobren.
Sbel0on 81. 8remiter, Director ftr
WeIien uno I%usitenungen Der uGon-
milton fir &eflame uro inouitriele
@ntpidIungen bon utab" betonte ie-
ood, ooB nilr iol6e 8lGne, Die nit
BEN &riegsonltrengungen I'M Gin
Hang itdnOen, ailsgefiibrt tpiiroen.
God bat man ben felten gntlhluB
aefoBt, oie @~usItelIrng CUR geplanten
S3eit ab5ubolten, es lei oern, oaB Die
ougemeinen 3uitanoe d~iiBeroroert=
lid unnormnl tuiiroen.
,9ie Sun0ertiabrfeier miro i'm
gun3en Stoote beeangen peroert, mo-
BEL ie0e @emeinoe BEN Gbnrafter eli
mes Sobrmorftes onnebmen miro.
9ie 6eier miro Ii6 unpergleibli6
geItolten. Meines @iiiens nod 1T
nod nieniaIs porber cine Musitelung
uno Meiie 10 auf ben gan5en Stoat
a~usgeoebnt poroen, als tDie mir es
pIanen," iogte 8remiter.
Dabio .. Mc&aD, %5tpeiter 8eroter
Ser Mormonenfirde uto 8oriiser
Der Gommiiiion fir Die Sunoertiabr-
feier BON lttab, iagte, oaB ale Ir-
beiten fir Die Seier pdbreno Der
4riegsoauer eingeitent uuroen, bod
babe man ale n0tigen 8orbereitun-
gen ~getroffen, Inn anes 10 i6nen wie
m0gli1 sur Iusfiibrung au bringen,
iobolo Ser 6rieoen eintreten ioate.
r@egenm1rtig iino ale Anltren.
grngen niir oarolf eeridtet, ben
&rieg 81 gemirmen," iagte er.
@erman6eltem @iiitem in Elm 2an6
boiler SdGnbeit
McRop CAB ie0od 5u, oaB logon
nllh iest, nit Der grlaubnis oel
8unoesregierung 9roiefte ausge
fiibrt tperoen, Inn Souriiten an5rl
5ieben.
l1eber Die geplnnte lltober Sun
oertiabrfeier i'm Sabre 1917 jon ou:
MnIoB oes 100. Sabrestages Oel
Mormonen-Ius3ugs BON 8inter
Auorterg, Miiiouri nod lltab &c
feiert tDeroer, ais Die fiibnen, abge
b1rteten 9ioniere inter Der 5iibrunl
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29

8ie aus ben Mitteilungen Der
&ommiiiion b~erborgebt, bringt Oie
Gegieruns Der gnttpidlltng bon @r-
Observation-Disclosures in ntab gro-
Bes Sntereiie entgegen. Ser &om-
miiior iogte, OaB Die 8eboroe fir oas
@Ianen Matchmaker Silfsquellen nit
onoeren 8unoesbeb0roen fir ogta-
tionaI Yorts~. 9onopirtidaft- uno
6oritmeien 5uiommenarbeitet, um
Ons @ebiet mebr SIT entfalten. Isle
grewiter iagte, bat @rGiiOent Hooie-
belt feline 3%uitimmung gegeben, Die
8ldne our Gur6fiibrltng gu bringen.