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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
CALIFORNIA MINISTERS
APOLOGIZE FOR BELIEF
in FDR' S PROFANITY
GLENDALE, Calf, Nov. 22.@A

GLENDALE, Cali, Nov. 22.-h
The Glendale Ministerial Associ-
alton, which last week chided
President Roosevelt for purported-
ly using profanity in New York
voting booth, today offered it's pub
lie apology 'for believing he said
it."
Following the Presidents expla-
nation that he did not take the
name of God in vain, DR.. j. Whit.
comb Brougher, Sr., association
president, called a meeting la S t
night which lasted until early to.
day.
1--WE are glad that the President
has denied using the profane ex-
preston he was accused by Time
magazine of using" said DR..
Rroughter in a settlement approved
by the association. 1--WE are glad
to accept his denial and to offer
him our sincere apology for be-
l!eving that he said it.
IF we made a mistake in send
ing wire to the President, it has
at least accomplished the purpose
CT getting a denial from him,
which is better than an apology"
DR.. Broughter added that he per-
sonally regretted that t h e issue
had been raised.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23

2os WEST CHERRY ST, AUDUBON.
Substantial room home. lot 7ox2So.
with two additional lots at very reas-
enable price and on good terms. I'M
mediate possession. H. F. Wilder. Phone
1882.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
LEAHY DISCLAIMS !
FDR INTERFERENCE

NEW YORK, Nov. 22-tR-Ad-
miral William D. Leahy, Presi-
dent Roosevelt's chief of staff.
was quoted today by Newsweek
magazine as giving an ''unquali-
fled no. reply to the question.
HAS President Roosevelt ever
overruled mis- admirals and gen.
erals on matters of strategy"
Terming the interview Leahy's
first since he became chief of
staff after Pearl Harbor, the mag
azine said the admiral stated that
the President Frequently express
es opinions but has always accept
ed the plans presented to him by
his chiefs of staff. -
Leahy, Newsweek added, had
this to say on how Ang1o-Ameri-
can forces interlock for strategy
purposes:
'When problems come up to
the joint chiefs they are referred
by them to working committees,
drawn from the war plans divi-
sions of the Army and Navy. Re-
suits of studies by these commit
tees are handed back to the joint
chiefs, who discuss them at length.
There, differences are ironed out"
Leahy declared, NeWsweek said,
that "the differences have been
marked at times, but in every
case complete agreement has been
reached"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
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0 ROOM UNFURNIsF.
-. -. Apply TOT Orange St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23

j ) 7 At WRIGHTsVILLE
Nd RATrIF OOM APARTMENT
Is, Co 0 4. ALL CONVENIENT
b. JoNaPLETELY FURNISH.
81. " " HINTON. Phone
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
The Rev. Carrico Dies;
Notre Dame Study Head

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. o.
P)-The Rev. J. Leonard Carrico,
C. S. c., 81, director of studies at
the University of Notre Dame since
1880, died last night after an ill
ness of several months.
Father Carrico was born in Ray
wick, KY, in December, 1881, and
was graduated from St. Mary's
College in Kentucky. s..
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
l80.-~Legal

18O.-Legal
the Southern line of Hall Street. with
the Western line of Dickinson Street,
and runs thence Southwardly along
said Western line of Dickinson Street,
1896 feet to the Northern line of Moore
Street. thence Westwardly along said
Northern line of Moore Street. $50 feet
to the Eastern line of Anderson street,
thence Northwardly along said Eastern
line of Anderson Street. to the right of
way of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road Company, formerly the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad Company, thence
in a Northwardly direction along said
right of way to the Southern line of
Hall Street and thence Eastwardly along
said Southern line of Hall Street, 80
feet to the Beginning, the same being
part of Lots l, 2, 8, q. 5, and 6, in
Block 299. according to the official
plan of the City of Wilmington, N. c.,
lying East of the right of way of said
Railroad Company, and being the same
tract of land conveyed to Percy Nc
George by Deed duly recorded in Book
121, at page $50 of the records of the
Register of Deeds of New Hanover
County aforesaid.
This the 18th day Of November, 1914
MARSDEN BELLAMY, Commissioner
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
Movie Star Stymied
On Name For Child

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Nov. %
-P)-A daughter was born last
night to former actress Connie
Nickerson, wife of stage and screen
player Eddie Bracken, but comed-
ian 3racken says they're stuck
for name.
1--WE expected boy, and decid-
ed on Michael" said Bracken.
What do we do now"
The baby weighed seven pounds,
eight and one-half ounces. The
Brackens have another daughter,
Judith Ann, 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
S0-Houses For Safe

BEACH, TWO APART
ment house. 100000 terms. Occupy
one and rent other one to make your
payments. j. S. Lyell, Jr., Real Estate
agent. 242 Princess Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE NORTH CAROLINA CITIZENS
ASSOCIATION. INCORPORATED

The members of the North Carolina
Citizens association are hereby notified
that the second annual meeting of the
Association will be held at the Sir
Walter Hotel, Raleigh, North Carolina
at HOO Thursday, November 80, 1914
for the election of officers and the
transaction of such other business as
may come before the Association at
that time. Following the business meet
ing, luncheon will be held at which
time Governor-elect R. Gregg Cherry
will make the principal address. All
members are urged to attend.
Lloyd Griffin, Executive Vice President
North Carolina Citizens Association, Inc.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23

p, b. qe1t ~ aWo ROOM FURNISHED
w. ''l kenwood Ave. Dial 2
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
Trampoty namofniho
dHstoinika.

Namornf ddstojnlk, ktery
musel opustiti svoji mladou
manzelku v Kentucky ma ne
kolik mes1c1 a znaje jeff po-
vahu ''in punkto manzelske
vernosti" najal detektiva, ably
il nepozorovane strezil a po-
daval mu pfsemne zpravy. A
zat1m co manzel dostaval jed
no vyznamenanf a medaly "a
druhym, tax detektiv postal
protokoly a v mich takove po-
drobnosti, re dGstojnfk mfsto
ably Sc re svych hrdinskych CT
MI radoval, rival 81 vlasy mad
protokoly, jez mu oznamovaly
do vsech podrobnost1 CO panic
ka Ia jeho neprftomnosti tro-
pila. Zpravy byly tax ddklad-
ne, re by v padu rozvodu zpG-
sobily sensaci v cele jeho do
movine a proto radeji horkou
pilulku spolkl a rekl, re zada
o rozvod az hodne dlouho pc
vojne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
Britanie pomGze Francii zfiditi
silnou armada, pravi Churchill.

Anglicky premier Churchill
rekl par1zskemu vyboru pro O.
svobozenf, re Angle pomuze
Francii vybudovati silnou ar
madu, ktera je nutna pro e.
vropskou rovnovahu. Rekl, re
ma d1veru We francouzskou
armada.
Prohlasil "Nedostatek me-
chanickych zbranf must byti
wat v dvahu v ocenovanf toho,
co Sc stale pred ctyfmi Lefty. Co
Sc stale Francii, byvalo by Sc
stale Anglii nebyti Britskeho
prGlivu. MGzete mfti plnou d.
veru v budoucnost armady, an
glickou politikou je a Dude, re
slime francouzske armady je
treba."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
Tszke nalety ma Brno.

New York (CTK) = IDA Sc
re nalety ma Brno byly mno.
hem vets1ho rozsahu, nez sc
puvodne usuzovalo. Rakousky
list "Niederdonauer Beobach.
ter dine Is. rfjna hlas1, re ma
cisticka organisace pro socialni
peel - Observation-Disclosures
Volkswohlfahrt - zT1dila v
rozlicnych brnenskych ctvr-
itch sestnact novych 1Tadn,
kde jsou postizenym Volksge-
nossGm pc naletech udelovany
rady a pomoc. Rovnez byly
zfizeny dive pojizdne kuchyne
schopne obslouzit til tisfce O.
sob, tretf kuchyne Sc chysta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
cesi popraveni "a prechod
ma SIovensko.

Londyn (CTK) = z Prahy
Sc hlasi, re 4. listopadu bylo
popraveno Sest dals1ch CechG
We start cd 10 do Al let "a pre-
krocenf slovenskych hranic pri
pokusu pTipojit Sc k sloven-
skym partyzannm. Ob6tmi ten
to KRAFT jsou: 19lety Vlastimil
Kyska z Paskova; 27lety Jan
Dlahaj z Male Bystrice; 41lety
Josef Mares z Drazic; 21lety
Jan Pavlasek z Moravky; Fl
Lefty Antonfn Semirad a 34lety
Josef Skokan, jichz bydliste
nebylo udano.
35lety radioinzenyr Josef
Klema z P1sku byl popraven
3. listopadu "a to, re sestavll
kratkovlne pfijlmace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24

Okresnf soudce V Chicago
prohlasil. re kazda tfet1 swat
ba koncf rozvodem a pocet roz
vodn pry Dude letos rekordn1
nebot koncem f1jna jich bylo
u chicazskych soudG vyr1zeno
1O,O65 a ku konci roku jich
Dude ,jiste $4,000. Ale co Sc
IDA byt velike cislo, tax Sc ne
smf zapom1nat, re Chicago a
|okres Cook mali 4,7OO,O0O O.
byvatel a v cas- valky jest mno-
no swatch a nektere ty Sc zme-
nj v rozvod, pon6vadz jedna
strana nepoznala druhou, mnoh
dy Sc mladi Tide sesli ma zaba-
We, mlady vojfn byl zde ma do
volene, poznal d1vku, ozenil Sc
5 nj a vratil sc k armada sotva
znaje jmeno sve vyvolene a te-
PRIV, kdyz v dopise Sc pochlu-
bill svatbou, tax mu jeho rodi-
ma vysvetlila S kym Sc ozenil a
pax nasledovala ovsem zaloba
ma rozvod nebo zrusenl manzel
stv1. Kdyz Sc uvaz1 re roku
1899 bylo zde 35,113 swatch a
8,612 rozvod6, tax to nen1 tax
zle. Soudce SABBATH prohlasil,
re by bylo zahodno studovati
povalce rGzne prfciny jez k
snatku vedly a jez pozdeji
skoncily rozvodem a pTislo by
Sc ma mnoho zaj1mavych vec1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24

New York (CTK) = z Lon
dyna Sc oznamuje, re ceskoslo-
venske vysilanf bylo rozs1feno.
Poc1naj1c %. rfjnem byl zaha-
jen novy program ELIAS svo-
bodneho Ceskoslovenska', W.
s1lany v 17:45 poole Green
wiche. Zabyva Sc udalostmi v
Ceskoslovensku, vojenskymi a
politickymi novinkami, a pTi-
nas1 mezinarodn1 a vojenske
kOmentaTe.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

gal Grigaiti j "bendras fronta'
tai CALM tiketis kad ir ka-
talikai politikieriai kartu su
tue bolseviku tevu els prie bol-
seviku, kada Grigaiciui spasi-
rodys jau proga ir laikas nau-
dots is bolseviku.
Istorija pasikartoja!
BOLsEVIKAI, kaip rodos
symet pasijus labai apsigave
kad nestata savo kandidato
prezidentus: symet kaip tik
visi prezidento kandidatai gau-
ma proga sakyti milijonams
kareiviu savo agitacines kali
bas, ir bolsevikai negaus! c
tai puiki ir pigi proga revoliu-
cijai, kuria jie praziopsoja!
Gal Demokratai ir gerai pa
dare sitaip nustelbdami po sa-
vo skvernu komunistus!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

/ Tarybininkai valdziai lures
'aiskintis tir raudonuotiy delt6
kad jie valdzia apgaudinejo ir
.susuko valdzios Quota sutiki-
ina steigti nauja bendra fon-
ida senojo tautinio fondo vie
toje.
Jie name viskas taip if bal
gsis, ramiai, bet nelaime, tame
sename fonde yra pinigu, ku-
riuos valdzia suprato naujasis
fondas palms j savo ida. Bet
tarybininkai, noredami tauti-
ninkus ir visuomene apgauti,
tu pinigu neprieme Kovo rs d.
suvaziavime Chicagoje, tuomi
tikedami irodysia kad jie SUI
dare nauja fonda savo pastan-
somis, be tautininku nalones
Neturedami ka Lietuviu vi
suomenei sakyti del toxic sa-
vo sposo (ka valdzia jiems sa-
kys jie mano visuomene negir-
des), jie griebesi vel meluoti
ir smeizti senaji tautininkV
fonda ir jo zmones, buk val
dzia "uzdaranti' ta fonda, =
reiskia, tautininkus randa ko-
kiais tai nusikalteliais!
Ne, valdzia neuzdaro tauti-
ninku iregistruota fonda, del
to kad tas fondas valdzios SUI
tikimu buvo leistas sudarymui
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

naujojo fondo, kurio, pinigus
'tarybihihku klika gudriai no.
rejo nepriimti (mat, jie netu-
rejo patys ko inesti tai jaute-
81 geda, o zinojo kad inesdami
pinigus tautininkai lures tel
Sc fonde tureti ir savo tinka-
ma reprezentaciia).
Nezinodami ka daryti jie
dabar griebesi tautininku fon-
da apmeluoti, bet ar meluos ar
ne tas tautininku fondas val
dzios akyse vistiek yra nau-
jojo pagrindas ir tik todel jis
buvo valdzios pripazintas kaip
BENDRAS Lietuviu fondas.
Pirmiau jie kick Undo prie
valdzios, niekas jiems nedave
naujo numerio ju sumanytam
fondui tverti.
Taigi, Pijusas labai nori kad
tautininkai kaip avineliai imtu
ir uztyletu ju klastas, kad vi
suomene manytu jog jie yra
teisingi, dori ir darbstus EMO
poc
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06


ingtona, melavo kad cia tve-
fiama.|s bendras visq | Lietuviu
fondas. Tautininkai istikro SUI
tiko bendra fonda tverti ir ant
to 'isutikimo pasirase tautinin-
kai, cicilikai, katalikai ir kit.
Bet tarybininku vadu pa
rasai tik tick reiske kick reis-
kia Stalino ar Hitlerio parasai :
bi tik gauti prisikibti, kad pas
kui galetu apgauti.
Valdziai Washingtone irodi-
nedami jog steigia bendra fon-
da SUI tautininku iregistruotu
fondu kaipo pagrindu, savo
spaudoje skelbe-gyresi kad jie
vieni patys isteigia fonda. II
koks galetu butt bendras fon-
das jeigu jie vieni steigia? Bet
jie taip skelbe ir melavo =
melavo net to fondo bendrame
steigianaame susirinkime, tik-
rindami kad fondas yra "visai
naujas, kitas', ''nieko bendro
su senuoju tautininku fondu
neturi' if "jusu pinigai pasi-
lieka atskirai kaip buvo" :.
Dabar is Washingtono pa
kilo paklausimas kodel buves
tautininku fondas nera inkor-
poruotas j ta bendra fonda, ku-
ris sutvertas to pirmojo fon-
do registracija?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
sTAUPYKlT IR RIM
KIT POPERA

Musq salyje nera pakanka-
mai popieros visiems reikalams
aprupinti. Darbininku truku-
mas sumazino popieros medzio
paruossii1ipa le43, metals, sy-
met tikina trukumas bus dar
didesnis. Taciau popiera rel
kalinga karo dirOtuvems ir ka-
riuomenei..
Galima sutaupyti simtus -tu-
kstanciu naujos popieros nevy-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

PIJUsAS is Stokyardu labai
nudziugo kad tautininkai re-
mia Bendra fonda, bet jis la
bal nenorejo kad tautininkai
i ta fonda ineitu.
Savo dziaugsma pareiksda-
mas apie tautininku nutarima
fonda remit, Pijusas labai no.
ri kad tautininkai daugiau apie
ta fonda nieko nerasytu. Mat,
j ir visa tarybininku klika
baime ina: Jie Undo j Wash
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

niojant bereikalingai visus pa
kelius ir dalykus kurie perka-
mi. Daug dalyku galima par
sinesti nusipirkus be suvynio-
jimo. D
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

1VISAME PASAULYJE yra tik vienas gretas tlk-
ras ir saugus AUKSTYN keliavimas!
Tai yra elektriskas elevatorius kuris perveza dau-
gau pasazieriu kasdena negu visos kitos pubskos
transportacijos Amerkoje -. 80 bilijonQ asme-
MI per metus!
Tx VIENAME CLEVELANDE yra virs 5000 pasa-
zeriniu ir preku elevatoriu operuojanciu pgia pa
sitketina eektros pajiega kuria teika The ium-
mating Company.
ApskaiGiuota kad tie elevatorai kya UP isviso
ape 10000 myu, diena .ir, suprantama, tick pae
tolumo DOWN.
MODERNINIS ELEVATORIUS yra istabumas elek-
tros srtyje, atsiliepiantis tk sagutes pajudinima
:. jo atidarymo ir uzdarymo, pradejimo ir susto-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

Grazios isvaizdos, Sill
tos flannelette pazamos
su placiom kelnem pa
togumui. D Z i q 11gsiesi
las turedama kai uz-
els Saltas SIl1rN 5 re
mos oras. Mieros 30
iki 40 panelems If mo-
terims.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

limo signalu ssterna, saugos prleta1sal, sVlesa IL
ventiaciia viskas kontroiuojama automatskal
Kahn eektriskas eevatorius padare galimu tokus
miestus kaip Cevelandas- -padarant aukstus budln-
kus praktskais-tap menas ir moksas eektros SRI
tyje padaugins parankumus ir patogumus pokarnu
manu-.
PIGI KOKIA ELEKTRA YRA DABAR, j taps dar
pigesne kuomet il teiks tolesnus gerumus Jums
mes juo daugiau elektros sunaudoji, tue maziau j
nuo vieneto kastuoja
Vdutine kama eektros kuria teikia The lllumina-
ting Company nanny naudojimui nupiginta kiekvena
paskra meta is So metu kaip 81 Kompanja yra biz
nyje :. :. ir Wis eina pigyn!-IHE CLEVELAND
ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

the Army Air Forces and will
leave for new assignment,
while his wife returns 10 Flint.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Dean Of CarrOllton. Ky,
and also was graduated from
the University Of Kentucky. He
is a member OF Phi Kappa Tau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
tennessee Guests

Home for several weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard +. Freeman. are Mrs. Well
lington J. Griffith and children,
Audrey and Wellington. of John
son City, Tenn. Mrs. Griffith
will also make weeks visit
with her brother and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Freeman,
AT Higgins Lake.
Other recent guests included
1t. and Mrs. c. ReeS Dean who
arrived from Tucson. AriZ.. on
visit with Mrs. Deans parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Mixer.
Mrs. Dean was Nancy Mixer be-
fore her marriage some months
ago.
Leaving Thursday after
spending two weeks with Miss
Ruth &. Barlow, Miss Virginia
Marker will return to her home
IN Washington, ID. c. Several
entertainments have marked her
stay. Miss LaDonna Doran was
hostess and the visitor and
Miss Barlow were also the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Halter al their summer home
near Lapeer for two days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
HoInneses
Visit Flint
FLINT. Aug. u.

LlNl, aug. II.
THE visit here or 1t. and Mrs.
Il c. Tyler Holmes has cut a
wide social swath as friends and
relatives rallied 10 entertain
them before their departure in
time 10 be in California on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Hall
were hosts at small informal
dinner. The visitors were also
guests OF Mrs. Holmes sister
and her family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Steggall OF Birming-
ham. The first OF the week,
DR.. and Mrs. David S. Tickling
also entertained at dinner. 1t.
and Mrs. Holmes visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
w Mitchell and MIR. and Mrs.
Carl T. Holmes. during the Is
day leave of the lieutenant. He
has been transferred 10 Pearl
Harbor from Minneapolis Mrs.
Holmes expects to remain in
California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Birthday Celebration

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sobey
participated in. an important
event during their weeks visit
with Mr.. Sobey's mother. Mrs.
Lyle White. in Hancock. when
she celebrated her S0th birthday.
Mrs. Perry S. Dean. who was
Marjorie Jean Reynolds before
her recent marriage TO Capt
Dean. is expected Tuesday. The
bride is field secretary for the
GIri Scouts OF CeneSee County
and was graduated from the
University III Kentucky where
she was affiliated with Alpha
N Delta Sorority. She is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. F..
Reynolds Of Lexington. KY,
where the wedding was per-
formed.
Capt. Dean is CONNECTED with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Field Artillery
Mothers TO Play

THE 182D FIELD ARTIL-
LERY MOTHERS CLUB will
give a pot-luck luncheon and
card party on Aug. Is at the
home OF Mrs. s. b. Beaulieu in
NeWpOrt avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
IBoiee studiol

and has been in the AAF for
four years.
While volunteer workers come
and 60 in the Flint Office of
Civilian Defense, five women
have been faithful workers and
have been dependable for two
years in assisting on the volun-
tnpr salvage committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Mrs, R. K. Thierry
Goes TO Miami

MRS. ROBERT X. THIERRY
and her son, Robert Jr., left
during the week for Miami fol-
lowing a visit here with Mrs.
Thierrys parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Hodge OF Virginia Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-13
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Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-13
Krug Stresses
Need for Men
In War Plants

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 13. tUP)-
The need of labor 10 stay on war
Jobs was stressed Wednesday by
War Production Chief j. A Krug
as he conferred with representatives
of industry and labor in his efforts
to bolster output of war material.
Krug Tuesday inspected manpow-
er needs at Douglas Aircraft, North
American, Hughes Aircraft and
Lockheed plants.
People must return to war plants
and stay on the job the production
chief said at a Santa Monica press
conference yesterday. From now
on, the term work or fight will not
be an idle catch-ward. The war ef-
fort is in a manpower jam because
so many workers have gone into
essential industries
He addressed a luncheon meeting
of the California Chamber of Com
merce today at the Ambassador no.
tel. Following an inspection of ship
yards in the Les Angeles district to
morrow, Krug will leave for San
Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-13
Drunk Charges
Draw Penalties

Two men charged with drunken
ness stood before City Judge L. Lee
Nuffer Wednesday morning and
heard him pronounce these SEN
tences: Robert T. McClary, 20, 10
days: Joshua Johansen, 66, ST.
McClary, arresting officers said,
was begging on the streets besides
being drunk. There is no excuse for
anyone to be begging these days, y
said the judge. There's plenty OF
work. You should be buying war
bonds and have money in the bank,
McClary. After you get cut of Jail
you'd best follow your plans to re-
turn to Oklahoma"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-13
Pupils Lend Aid Al
In Planning
Christmas Cheer
By MARGUERITE BROOKS

The gift without the glVer Is
bare
Hundreds of servicemen in the
hospitals in the Imperial county
area will be remembered Christmas
day by gifts selected and wrapped
by the children who attend McKin-
ley elementary school in Ell Centre.
Eager little fingers wrapped the
more than 800 gifts that were so
carefully selected as the schools
part in the American Legion-aux-
iliary-Red Cross plan to see that
every patient in the military hos
pitals in this area receive a gift bcx
Christmas day.
All of the gifts for the hospitals
were piled around Christmas tree
in the hall at Mckinley Monday.
They included everything from the
long pencils which children love
to large quantity of smoking to-
bacco undoubtedly recommended by
a Papa who was veteran CT World
War No. or discharged veteran
OF this war. There were books,
games, playing cards, soap. wash
cloths, shaving supplies, candy in
cellophane sacks, writing materials.
handkerchiefs, pictures, billfolds and
all manner, of things patents enjoy
having.
In addition to the gifts the young
sters made dozens CT Christmas
placecards for the trays Christmas
day. Also the kindergarten children
made great boxes of red and green
chains to be used to decorate trees
and wards and many bright orna-
ments to add to the festive occasion.
Every gift showed the mark of
the earnest child who had sc loving
ly selected and wrapped it for some
Jack, or "Bill' or Tom" The
children's names were included so
the recipients may know who cared
about their Christmas. The classes
are from the kindergarten through
the fourth grade.
Elinor Doyle, chairman of the
Junior Red Cross at the school, and
Mrs. Lura Tyler principal.