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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Fewer
Smokes.

ASHIN TON. Aug. 30
Stocks o f all types of leaf to-
bacco held by dealers and manu-
facturerSa in The l.. s. and Puerto
Rico on July l, 1914. totaled
2, 3li99l 900 pounds, a decrease
OF S per cent below the quantity
held on the same date last year
the War Food Administration re-
ported.
These are lowest July | stocks
since 1889.
According TO the report. the de.
crease is due partly 10 smaller
production, but principally due tc
high domestic consumption of to-
bacCo products. 10 large shipments
of cigars and cigarettes TO armed
forces, and TO exports, including
lcnd-leaSc of lcaf tobacco.
Stocks of fluc cured tobacco on
July totaled 0OiO7l 0OC
pounds, a decrease Of t69u00.00O
or II per cent under the same
date last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
WOUNDED N ITALY

Infantry Pie Laurie y Cham
payne. -. was wounded recently
ON the Itah#n 'front.'. according t.
word received by his parents. Nh
and Mrs Arthur Webster. 1901
Beavcrland In the service since
November, 1912. and overseas for
the past nine months, Pfc. Cham
payne has been commended for
heroic and meritoriouS duty be-
yond the ordinary n action.
Mrs Ruth Ilalpln, 547i Crane,
has been notified that her brother.
Pvt Alvin J Kraft, 10. was
wounded IN Franco July L. where
he was fighting with the infantry.
Before entering service. % he was
employed by kercheval Machine
Products. one brother. S-Sgt.
George has been in the South Pa
Ciflc for TWO years.
Tail gunner on a B-2i. S-Sgt.
Wilho Simila. 33, was killed in
June over Germany. Before loin-
ing the AAF one year ago. ne was
employed at the Briggs Manufac-
turing Co. plant. SGT. Simlla is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Form Four
New Firms

LANSING. Aug 80 UPl-The
Michigan Corporation and Sccuri-
tees Commission today announced
.tHat incorporation papers have
been flied hy the following firms
TheNton Manufacturing Co, a
Minnesota corporation, admitted
to do business in Michigan with
offices In Detroit, $4,000 common
stock.
city Discount Corp, Grand
Rapids, Ncri,u { Forney and &C.
celia $. Forncy, Grand Rapids "a
deal Doe Chattcl mortgages, con-
tracts and notes; $4,000 common
stock
Frank Jacks Furniture Co 290i
Clements Detroit, Eva Il. Jack.
Detroit. 10 deal m household APP
puancc business. $4,000 common
stock.
Norhcat Corp, 525 Front De
-t4t-4t.-A F. Rem William GCnSeg
and Milton +. Schroeder, Detroit,
10 manufacture and sell steam
hA.4crS and heating and pressure
equipment. $4,000 common stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Surplus
Sale Set

WASHINGTON. Aug. 30-Sec-
Rotary of Commerce Jesse Jones
announced that the Defense Plant
Corp. will sell either for cash or
on a deferred payment basis ma
chine tools and other production
equipment that have been declared
surplus. whether owned by DPC
or other government agencies
Sales will not be made TO spec
ulatorS.
In order TO insure the greatest
amount OF employment, all pur-
chasers will be expected 10 put
the tools and equipment 10 Se
and 10 employ a suitable number
of people in their use. Sales will
not be made for resale, either
for cash or on credit.
In sales where credit is not
over 100000, the Defense Plant
Corp. representatives at RFC Of
fices throughout the country are
authorized TO make the sails and
terms without referring them to
Washington.
Where the credit is more thar
100000, field agencies Will refer
them 10 Washington by telegraph
with recommendations, w h ere
prompt action will be taken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
DISCOUNT PEACE

Certainly labor is diScountinC
peace by taking things easier and
looking around for peace Jobs. II
must be admitted that there Is
greater caution in forward buy
ing and even a few cancellations
OF orders have occurred
The steel scrap market is also
definitely easier, which Is a sure
symptom But steel orders are
large and indications of what IS
To come eventually may be seen
in inquiries for large numbers ct
freight cars
Railway carloadlngS were down.
and below a year ago. Even the
production of lumber and paper
WAS off a little. But ! note that
petroleum production again
reached new high. Electric
power production increased. And.
while total engineering ConSu-uc-
ton was lower, private work
gained "a very desirable symptom,
and another indication OF things
10 come
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

Based studies made by experts can toesee five
best
year 1871 within years United Air Lines
expects the $500 employees which had prior
approximately Is 600 by l94S and increase in
from S19O00009 which did in 194l to $780,
100000 years hence
only will anes have Jobs waiting for their thousands
employees military but they will be able to absorb
thousands with the
armed forces
end the industry will begin taking delivery i'm
proved models of the foengncd types of planes which were on
but which rclnquhed the military shortly after
Pearl Tarbor The ancS will establish ground facilities
improve existing services and open ones
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Gar Wood Profit
Shows Increase

Gar Wood Industries Inc, for
The nine months ended July 81
reports a net profit Of SCISSOR,
after S2f22.300 federal and state
tax provision, equal 10 g. cents a
share, as against S573,025 or 81
cents after tax provision of 49,
i9i152 roncgotiatlon reserve of
$500 coo and postwar contingent
cicS of Sil2500 in the like 1913
pTTT6d- SatCS t0t7trri ssh 3 If 7615 5TT
against S35.74S,945
For the quarter ended July 81,
net was S297S SEA. equal to 30
cents a share as compared with
S176.57S or II cents "A year ago.
The above figures exclude ac-
counts of Canadian subsidiary
and are subject 10 rencgotiatIon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Nail Airline
Lowers Fares

NEW YORK. Aug 80 National
ArlneS, which recently was
awarded extension of ITS routes
from Florida to New York, has
filed new low fares from Florida
points 10 Now York. va Savannah.
Charleston, Norfolk and Philadel-
phia.
The rate for these trips aver
AGES abogt > cents a mile, slightly
lower than competing rates now
IN existence. according 10 the
company'S announcements
The line VIII offer service i'm
Lockhocd Ledcstu planes flying
from Miami 30 New York nm 7
hours and 30 minutes. with q one
way fare Of S645O Similar Schcd.
.ulcS have been filed for other
Florida points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

ployed by the Republic Aircraft
Co before joining the service in
March, 1912. He was sent over
seas the first of this year Survlv-
ing him are his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry G.. Hilbert, 1852 s.
Edsel; two brothers in the ali
force, Capt. Henry and T/Sgt.
Francis, three other brothers and
three sisters.
Infantry Pfc. Arthur Michiels,
30, was reported killed in action
July 81, in France a former en-
ploye Of the Ford Motor Co, he
entered the army in November.
1912 and went overseas last June.
He Is survived by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew MichielS, 3959l
-fT1Cp ftt0dri 2Cr1ttf1S, ttfd tfhfee
brothers. one of whom IS in the
navy.
PIE. Robert David McWhlrter
%, of the marine signal corps, was
killed, July y, on the Island of
Guam. known 10 his friends as
Mickey. he graduated from Mac
kenzIe High, and then worked AT
the Allison Division plant, Cen
cral Motors Corp, before enlist
ing -ia-JGiy-fsi-4izZI Ie=hac- tcen
c,.,,--o-e Tor TIA nos, 10 man. he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Stocks Score
Minor Gains

NEW YORK, Aug. 80 tUP)-
Stocks opened steady to firm in
moderate trading today while
bonds held steady and cotton fu-
lures declined > to points
A long list of leading stocks
registered small gains under the
lead of ChrySler which opened at
ga, up 3. point The modest
recovery was ascribed TO technical
reasons following several days of
irregular movement in extremely
dull trading. The market had
begun a small rally near closing
yesterday and todayS opening eX-
tended the rise
A long list of issues held at the
previous close. including such
stocks as Republic Steel, Francisco
Sugar. Standard Oil Qndiana)
Lockheed International Paper,
oil of California,
Warner Brothers Pictures. CheSa-
peakc a Ohio. Santa Fe. and
American Telephone.
American AlrlneS weak spot in
the previous session, rose = point
10 IL on the first sale. Other
alrhneS were firm with it. Air
crafts held steady.
South Porto Rico Sugar opened
1000 shares al Az. up a and a
new high. Other sugars were
steady 10 firm. Oils firned
Certan-teed issues continued &C
tive and strong in the building
department CoppcrS, mercanulcS
rail equipments, and tobaccos had
small net gains.
StcclS were dull and prices
steady to firm Trading generally
turned dull after the opening with
prices steady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

Pfc WeWhHter leaves n!S par
en,S Mr.. and Mrs Robert G Nc
Nhlrtcr. l036S Cr0cuSlaWn. and
ore SISTER, MI- Dorothy French.
1t Ben Gillespie Parsons Jr,
%. was killed IN action over
Burma. Aug. -, according TO
word received hy his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Parsons. SIS Penn.
bcrton road. Crosse Polntc Park.
a graduate OF Crosse Polntc High.
he was IN his third year Of the
engineering college az the Ur.ver-
sity of Michigan when he entered
the AAF in August 1912 30.
sides his parents be- leaves his
wife. the former Bette CoSgrove
of 700 Balfour
sgt Robert B Quiglcy p. was
wounded, Aug Q in France 4
CaSs Tech graduate, he was al
tending the Kansas City Art In
eutuie when hc entered tho army
in January 1912 He is thc son
Of Mr. and Mrs John CuC,cy.
29l0 Ferry Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Rail 10 Build
1000 Box Cars

CHICAGO, Aug. 30-Requests
have been sent out for bids on
S5.1S0,000 par value of equipment
trust certificates to cover approx
mately Is per cent of the cost OF
1000 box cars for Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Co.
Total cost of the box cars,
which will be steel shcathed and
wood lined, is approximately So
$4,000, the company proposing to
pay for at least 25 per cent OF
the total in cash.
Equipment trust certificates will
be issued as Chicago and North
western Railway Co. equipment
trust of 1914. and will be based
on what is known as the "Phila-
delphia plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Fight Higher Prices

The postwar cars Will he
better Vance predicted because
VIC have learned In our war
production 10 work with closer
limits and do more precise work
on a commercial scale
Studebakcr does not Conccdc
that prices Of automobiles must
he % 10 80 per cent higher
after the war.
I'VE will only put into effect
such increases as we cannot
avoid" Hoffman stated We
look To labor ~ cooperate on
this bv increased efficiency 60
offset most OF the price
Increases
Packard also has f.r --e
.iea In combating higher rrf. d..
prrhans u can IL aCEl--- --L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
May Ia Direct
Labor Unit

Harold G. May has been ap-
pointed regional director of the
Management Engineering Division
OF the Labor Relations Institute
for the states Of Michigan and
Ohio. according to O. c. Cool. ma
toral director of that orcanila-
ton lie will make his headquar-
'ers az The new Detroit office Of
me institute, IN the Donovan
Building 2i57 Woodward.
The Labor Relations Institute is
a management service organiza-
.on applyng 300 business firms
With bi-mouthly reports on prac-
toal labor relations tcchniqucS.
with The Management Engineering
DIVISION composed of institute
hr.d men, who install and super
Ni," personnel policies and pro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
SuppIiefs Problem

There is only ono hitch in tho
whole planning. Supplcrs The
auiomotivc industry is depend
ent on hundreds Of supplcrS.
scattered throughout the coun-
Try. Studcbakcr is no oXcep-
tiOn.
I'VE have surveyed our sup
pliers carefully" sand Vance.
I'VE believe there are very few
who cannot keep pace with us
in reconverSinn. But If even a
few fall down, we Caunot start
production for lack OF some
vital component"
Vance admitted that the
company had It's eye on subStl-
tute suppliers in case their own
arc unable. because Of war
orders. 10 fiji their needs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
; Killed i'm Action.
Five Wounded

First 1t. Maurice B. Hilbert, p,
who had been awarded the Purple
Heart and Presidential Citation,
lost his life on May q while pilot
ing his PISS on a mission over
Germany. He is one OF five local
Servicemen whose de tn s have
been reported to the Times today
by their families. Five others have
been wounded i'm action.
1t, Thibert graduated from
Western High and later. -Was en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Super-CoIossaI AirIines DwindIe in Size

skies have become less black with
planes The upccoosS ancrS of earlier day have d"nded
in
number sensible facts about dollars and
about the necessity for TO have justification tor
themselves
apparent arlneS responsible
prospects Certainly they have big enough
without of the prospects
major responsibility be the extension of domestic
airline hundreds Of the
airway map Another be establishment of our flag in the
international And
everything airline operations
under system private enterprise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Call Consumer
Power Bonds

Holders Of first mortgage bonds,
BIZ per cent series OF 1897 due
1867. of Consumers Power Co, are
being notified the company Will
redeem on Nov |. 1914. all of
these outstanding bonds at los 1
per cent
Redemption Will be made AZ the
City Bank Farmers Trust Co.
New York.
Immediate payment with inter-
est to Nov. /, 1914. may be OBJ
tanned upon presentation OF the
bonds to the Bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Plan Both Jobs

The company expects 10 start
Of with war work going on
alongside Of car production
I'VE don't expect our military
orders 10 fall Oft entirely with
the end of the European war"
said Hoffman. we are sure we
can handle both jobs we'll"
Hoffman fOrcSaw The CNpan-
sion Of The car population in
the United States 90 a total Of
40 million cars and trucks in
the next 10 years.
THAT il, Of course, dependent
on our keeping a high level Of
economy" he warned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Foreign Exchange


nd EFgiTi 10 81 'P9 os3 3 go %.. r. APe
Pears. Bartlett 81 bu sugar 30 So
; so ClaPps Favorte fancy - by So I
S S5S SO s, ,Pssshes Hale Haycn s. g. 10
bu Bradshaw fancy. 81 bu No S2n3
Grapes moors Early. 4i7c 10. ws,erne.ons
VEGETABLE GREENS 49, casbare Greens
10; i, 81 so bu Co!lsrfs. Si7l 30 bu
Ks X. bu Lee.s 81 q 50
No si,sog2 IS los SUI" .chsTd. IS.
BY LETTUCE T259i G tSp SAID N 81 i92 BY
Cabbage S2a2so bu Endive. SOAP -
bu EscsroIe, fancy 81 so bu'. No -,
s 81 i ne1d Lettuce 9e 10 Lsaf L,ttgcr
VEGETABLES. Misc Beans green fancy
IN No / s3a3 50 Roman fancy. 81 hu
No - 50 bu. Line. fanny 50 NJ
50 75e,g 50 bu .Blsckcyc 10 !. 81 50
No ] S7a3 so Beet 5oas5c doz bchs
Top ,oPped 5 . ] 20 5u B-2eool fancy So
5o-lb bu red. 81 4osiso bu eurly
81 so hu Carrots punched 70 ssc dor
s b. =. t9pecd 81 soS 2; bg cauiinowsr
Corn no / oOcasi % 5-doz sack Gu
cumbors slcers fancy 81 so bu 20
81 75@ e pickles dill fancy 3? 10
30 / 50 s6r3. small, No /. s4ss ba
an. 75caSl Dor bchs Eggplant Sini Is
"a peck bskt Koh'rshi son7sc dor bchs
Okra No 1. 81 75a22 s peck hsk' Dr.
Onions, 80. !. medium 81 $50 5o-lb. sack
Green Onions. No !, 6oas5o doy bChs
Parsley Root COO 75c doz bchs Peppers
red sweet. So 895c peck bskt.: Cayenne
aoeGsi Is peck bskt hot No I. 7sca 81
bu green. si@l IS bu Pimientos 6Sas5c
peck bskt Potatoes No. s2io62 IS bu
Pumpkins Siai25 hu. Rsdishes RED No
4 siGiS dor bchs. Longwhite 10. !
T5c9sl dor hchs RhubaTh so87sc doz
hchs Rutsbagss 50 hu squash. italian
fancy. 81 peck bSkt No soa75c. D..
vcious si7sa2 bu Table Queen So
so Hubbard 10 1 81 25al.so bu
Tomatoes fancy - hu; 80 I $50 eoc
reck bSkt Turnips fance g - f0z bchs
No ! 75H zoe topDet ~ 2SHi 20 hu
ECGS-Lsrce S1i SOn.iS 80 30-dox case
q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Ex-Detroiter Promoted

-CLLNELAND. O Aug. go
ovation of George II. Hufferd tc
vice presidency of Weatherhead
Co. was announced today Hufferd
who VIII be in charge OF engineer
inc, was formerly chief engineer
of Thompson Products Detroit di-
vision and executive engineer OF
Houdaillc-Hershey'S Corps But
falO division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Air Transportation viii Be Evolutionary

With all this development transportation growth will be
evolutionary revolutionary The arpane will do with
other Older forms OF transportation II win territories
and will that kind
Of traffic which IL is best suited TO handle
The airline industry something for Moth
ING If make sound progress II avoid the pitfalls Of
subsidy II must recognize that II Will have keen competition from
surface forms Of transport and that ii must sell its services
their
BY acknowledging doing things transportation
achieve destiny tremendous social
progress throughout the world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

survived by one sister. Mrs. Laura
Briskey. 1868 Cloverdale.
Pvt Bailey l.. Fisher, 20, of the
infantry, has been awarded the
Purple Heart for wounds received
in France on July IL. A former
employe of the Kelsey-Hayes
Wheel Co, he Joined the service
in October, l943, and went over
seas last March. His mother is
Mrs. Mida Fisher. 1881 Plain
view.
Pvt. Lester l.. Townsend Of
Burt, who was wounded in France.
has returned 10 the Grille General
Hospital in Cleveland for recu-
peration. He is the son of Mir.
Avis Townsend of Burt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
New chronological Developments Available

Numerous new chronological Developments especially in the
field ccCronC will become available for application
operations Air which already have dropped from
around l. mile the last decade will be lowered
still further shipping will down attract
commodities
The advanced public acceptance of the arpane by
Thousands who before paronzed the anes
have urgent need for speed Meanwhile appoX
macy 100000 have obtaining rhand acquaintance
with The majority Of these
aviation will after the be added the millions
who used the arways regularly in peaceime
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Calvert Names Bell
Asst MANAGER Here

Richard 7 Fol his been an-
pointed assistant Eana-cr lll
Michigan ty Calvert D.-,'i.r,
Corp. according % Z S IHo~p-
son. manager ~ tho state stores
division. IIa VIII assist & "
Saunders state manager here
Belt io.ned Calvert Sept 1886
p. 2 salesman IN Hnrn.A ......
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
BY WILLIAM \. PATTERSON
ani.lrIhutea by InlernatIonal News ser,lcel

The domestic arlneS United States which have
years normal development cramed into the busy
days Harbor today represent industry faced with
the problem OF ace-scae expansion in the postwar period
problem used adviSedyfor upon the ability of
transportation their plans
sound ndustrys chances to make
what hope will be and better world
Happily the trend Of postwar air transportation thinking has
been toward the realistic and from
emotional type which seemed the apane sort
Of curc-all for every thing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
AirEines PLAN Huge
Postwar Expansion
(EDITOR'S NOTE: WIHiom

EDITORS NOTE: HtHoD, A. Patterson, president
Of United Air Lines. iHc tod0y acts rs guest colmnst for
McrrHc Sto,deg RukeySer, cho is rocooa Tomorrow,
ChocS T.. Mcy, broker and pioneer IN introducing mod
merchandising methods into the teld Of investments,
1riH lrritc the COi1Ulu.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Armour Plans
To Retire Bonds

NEW YORK. Aug. 30-The re-
tirement of S76,365,0O0 of series
B. c and d bonds of Armour &
Co. will mark another important
step in the improvement of its
financial Setup.
This financing will be accom-
plished through the issuance Of
sos, 100000 first mortgage ga per
cent 20-year sinking fund bonds,
S10,000000 2i2 per cent serial
bank loan, payable 100000 annu-
ally from March /. l945. 10 Sept.
/, 1854, and additional money from
the firms general funds, as may
be required.
SAVE INTEREST
The annual interest saving, the
company estimates. will be APP
Iproxirnately $4,000.
During 1913 Armour & Co, of
Delaware was merged with the
parent Armour e. Co. Of Illinois
through the retirement of Armour
e. Co. of Delaware z per cent
guaranteed preferred stock and
assumption of the bonds, deben-
lures and bank notes of Armour
& Co. of Delaware by the parent.
LESS INCOME TAX
As a result of this merger Ar
mour e. Co. has been able 10
realize substantial savings in in
come taxes.
Interest payments on the Z per
cent cumulative income deben-
lures and on The ga per cent
bonds, proceeds of which were
used TO retire the Armour & Co.
preferred stock, are deductible in
/ determining income taxes, while
dividend payments on the Della
ware company preferred stock
were not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Caution Still
Rules Market.
Ry LEWIS HNNEY

Professor 81 io"n"m'''' \. !. University
"a. economic effects al the aI-
1'7.r's peace became moro ap-
'01' last week or course lh1
..'.s maihftie-el'a TOR perhaps
would he better to say that II
paused in IFS advance because
~ -rr usual Aneet'am'rs .tttnd-
a- sa.. great changes The No.-
-"' OF trading however declined
showing no panic or severe lau'a1
'..r.--
''.'I 'a.ll prices, ..' fNtI7et'
q .' lower. as buyers H many
'''.'--'''''.- i'''i-a '''.-----'-l-- and
'o inevitable problem OF ai.pa~-
lh- OF sarF'as5s accumulated ''i
War purposes was confronted.
OUTPUT DECLINES
%aur7Ifv and logically indus.
.-..l ,,o5.,,.o, ,,,,..,,5 .,.
T.. tIt1l anu NllAltl ItlltIl, I''It-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Foresee Five-Times Growth in Air Travel

syStem 81 prIVate enterprlse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Earnings

FOSTER WHEELER cor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
0ETRGTsg TIMES

fntHsHei ,vcry Week Dav Evening arc
tE Morning hy trr Times puhHrhirr
,DW tf 90 1873 Times square. Detroit
% Michigan
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-07
II Legion Posts
Wait Ceremony
Al WestmorIand

WESTMORLAilD, Sept 7. - A
breakfast of ham, eggs, biscuits and
homemade butter will be served at
a. m. Monday to approximately
l25 incoming and outgoing officers
of II American Legion posts due to
assemble in Westmorland Legion
hall for installation ceremonies.
Gene Imler, commander of the
Westmorland post, will present Of
ficial greetings to Ed Bolt of San
Francisco, state department COM
mander: Art Cowan of Arlington,
new fifth area commander; Mike
Zavala of Ell Centre, new twenty
second district commander; Pete
Ostrander. new twenty-second dis
trict adjutant; w. E. Daniels of Ma
tional City, district first vice-com-
mander, and Lester Nichols of San
Diego. junior past district COM
mander. The visitors will officiate
in the installation ceremonies.
The outcoming and incoming Of
ficials cf the following Legion posts
will attend the breakfast: Imperial
County Legion council. Boyce Aten
post of FL Centre: Brawley post.
Westmorland post. Roland w. Brad
ley post of Holtville. Calipatria
post. Holdzkum post CT Imperial.
Goree-Lake post of Calexico, Cor
rigedor post of Imperial county
Lincoln Deming post of Julian, and
the Mountain Empire post cf Boule-
ward.