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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

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!. obsrson Irwin C. Roye Dc
oBren Edward J. Ruehls IG
!. O'Connot Robert ! Rutt Be
|. Oddly Richard w. Rybieh ia
.eury. IL Marvin M. Softer K.
Olhngsr W1ltsr Sal.bsrg Ed
;. Olson. IT, Everett Sumuslson c.,
w. Oman Frederick E. Sanquist. IN. Dc
Onussvieh William E. Sargent IT, ia
, l. Opalka John Sotoridno Q Fr
rmiston Horace B. Saunders Nc
|. Osier Frdnes Sauvs Dc
Owen Joseph C. Savage Br
H. Owen Roy E. SdYles CT
:. Owens Rushton X. Scans Fr
W. Owens Earl ]. Scunlon w
owens Theodore II. Sch1ts Br
L. Pain. Robert w. SchlsYer Ed
r. Palk Fred r. Schmeksl IT, w
liner Comills Schneider He
pdpcun Raymond A. Schneider Nj
w. Pardon Theodor. F. SchnitI. Ir. ia
N. Purids. Ernest Scholtr De
z. Perks Robert SchonhoH Re
pascolin. MGrinus H Schnsr 10
Paul Gerald H. Schroeder Ed
B. Paul Rolph r. Schultz CT
Peutee Geefqs \. Schwur 10.
w. p.re. Edwin Schweiqor Ioi
Psisks Wallace Scott CT
P.lot Edgar E Sewers k
psovioh Richard ]. Selinski G.
Pepoon Monford F. Senseol Al
Peppler Alex Serufn Ir,
r. Pspplsr Robert B. shonaYda c.
Psrugi Roy C. Sharp Dc
J. Peter Jack E. Sharpe De
PETERS Robert c. Shaw d.
a. Peterson. il. Donald (. She'll c.
|. petrs Eden A. Shell De
psyton Martin M. Shepola Ia
'foH Philip c. Sheridan Re
Pfeifls hndrew Sherry 10
Phelps Clyde C. Sherwood JG
]. Phillips Archibald Shields w
'ickarek David NJ Sieber NJ
Pike Albert A. Siswsr NJ
1. Prcsr Archie M Simpson Fr
Plating Richard {. Simpson CT
T. Poos- Charles A. Sinclair 10
. Polenciswicr Hsurtsill Sinnig al
Polmanier Henry Skierkowsh Re
z. pomnitI John J. Skinner Fr
M Ponder Wiley SlGge Io
ieroch Chandler l. Sleeper Ri
l. Forth. II. Stewart NJ Styled w
Pratt Wuyns D. Smart r.
Premier IT, Donald H. Snees w
Preston Adam M. Smith 10
rice George B. Smith Io
Pritch George c. Smith Pc
Prosser Harry c. Smith w
!. puchowsn John s. Smith c.
N Purcott Robert o. Sm1rh NJ
Ouillon S,unleY P Smith. II. De
z. Qunby Thomas c. Smith w
E. Quintol William snursh Re
Rade Richard D. Snyder w
Rodowick Lloyd Socier Al
und1ll Walter Sokolowsk G..
T. Hdnsbotiom Victor 7. Spence III
Ipson. Ir. John Spomer Re
W. Rupsch Edmund J. Stoncr1k Ru
Reogors Wil1m G. Stang Re
7 Walter St1ron M
~. :. noe.e Curl T. Steele CT
:. Reetr Lester M. Stefke Ke
H. Reid. II. Earl l.. Stevens Fr
E. Reid Edward C. Stewart r
= Reilly Earl M. Stinsr l.
F. Rsinks Harlan E. Sting Al
w. Renoud George Stolt Eo
Renchord Ted E. Stone Eu
M. Reno Albert StoY 10,
e,rluH John S,oYku lie
Revers Eugene J. Shuhn Nj
:. Reynolds Joseph ]. Srupse Ro
RhudY Walter H. Strnser Tn
Ribbls james II. Sturwold w
:. Ricord Conrad w. Suod lie
F. Ricketts, John C. Sullivan Re
l. Riddle Carl l. Sutton Ed
c. Rick Glenn a. Sutton Ar
ieger George Swonn Cl
heglsr Nswmdn E Swanson G'
Rim Robert II. Swanson w
T. Rivers John z. Sweeney w
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

S1musi Goodman Fl,
Harry w. Goodndgs Ro
Harry S. Goodwin CT
Philip f. Gosles Re
hobart NJ. Grab Ro
Gerald F. Grdcs CT
Stonley K. Graham Ed
Philip !. GTonn no
Gordon Grant CT
Gordon c.. Grdn, d.
Don c. Greushahef Ri
Russell D. Green c.
Donald s. Greene M
John II. Greene La
Ernest Gregory Ee
Frederick N. Grsiner Al
Warren c.. Gfeiner Nj
Hurold C. erode Nj
George Groth Ri
Lynn w, Grover w
Rdlph D. CRUDE M
Robert c. GrYser HI
Rober, s. Gulock CT
Gertrude z. Gum Nj
Robert B. Gunnells 10
Rudolph (. Gunthsr 10
John F. Gush r
Joseph T. Hdsinsr l
FrGnk r. HGerls Bi
Curtis B. Homes Vi
Fred c. Hale w
Max L. Hamilton Kc
Ruymond f.. Hamilton w
Wallace Hamilton lie
Robert A. Hommsr Ri
Rolph w. Hondlsy lo
Arthur E. H1nes Re
Williom F. Henley. II. CT
John E. Hunnu Ioi
William Hormount XII
Gerald M. Harrington Lo
John !. Harrington lol
John P. Harrington Ro
Frank B. Harrison CT
Lyle D. Harrison He
WYmdn r. Horroun He
Joseph P. Hart DC
Robert z. Hart w
Paul x. Hurt~r Al
George r. Hartman Ioi
Walter r. Hdrvsl He
John J. Harvey Idl
Laurence J. Hdrwood. Ir. Jol
Sylvester HGsenaueL II. Re
Vernon H. Hayes Al
John M. Haynes w
Donald Hedlds Kl
Robert J. Hsoly Nv
Eppa II. Heoton So
Georqeqnn M. Hschi Ed
Harold w. Heekort Ph
Allen c. Hickman Al
Harry L. Heifernan CT
George Heidelberger C,
Richard J. HsnnessY 10,
Arthur 2. Henrikowski Ke
Robert L. Herbon Dc
Hubert {, Hersn Pr
Hilary A.{Her1og Ro
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Murriu s Higham Ro
NGS D. Hin Iui
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10


Thomas l. Lounsbery DAVID NJ. McKay
Willam r. Louron George T. McKeu
George P. Lowe Stephen r. McKsi
Clyd. w. Loysells Iamss C. McKen,
Leonard s. Lubinski Michael A. McKe,
RAYMOND Lubinsk Thomas X. McKin
Stunley v. Lucas LLOYD w. McLuuc
Ross Lueks Maurice ]. McLou
William Ludy clyd. McMoniqls
Edward s. Lukacs Alan S. McMulls,
Edward v. Luss Robert E. McNall
Dsune Russell Lyons Miehasl J. Mcpar
John ]. MdeAloon David ]. McOuse
Andrew M. Mcdonald George S. Meou.
Angus ]. Mack Cyril w. Mems
Robert s. Mack Norman Melvin.
Donald Mackenzie Woyns H. Merva
Robert c. MacKiehan Robert B. Mesm.r
jones A. MocKiilcan Paul M. Miio,s
Ralph MocPhsrson Allan Miller
Peter S. Muqina Donad l. Miller
Vernon MGgnsson Edward J. Miller
George B. Mahaiiy John F. Miller
Robert B. MuhenY Joseph p. Miller
ALVIN Maxi WilliGm c.. Miller
Alex Y Molcomson Fronk Mills IT,
Don C. Malonsy Jack l. Mills
Jones p. Manning Mury Lou Mills
John Murek Arthur M. Milne
ANDREW Mdrr Zoe I. Mi1on
William H. Morkl. Ohm Mitcham
Merritt \ Morkley. IL. Donald c. Mitche
Edward Markris William Mitchell
Jack c. Marshall George Moffut
corbin S. Mdrtin Clarence w. Mon
HerIis a. Martin James E. Montrsu
John Martin Bob E. Moore
Joseph l. Martin Jomss l. Moore
Arthur r. MdrtraH ST. Thomas J. Moor.
George H. Mdryansh Vincen, M. Moors
jones E. Moson Robert S. Msron
Robert C. Mathi. Don Morehsod
John J. Mathurin Edwin F. Morgan
Eva v. Matock Albert p. Morris
Ray Motsen DOUGLAS Morrison
Howard A. Matteson George s. Norrist
Robert J. Muneson Harry r. Morrison
Norman A. Maxwsll jones T. Msrrisor
John J. McAllen T. a. Moslsy
Arthur H. Mcbride lack E Motlsy
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CdroiYn J. rhompsos
Douglas B. Thompson. ~
Jones e. Thompson
Bernwurd rhorseh
Jack rhrslksld
Kenneth W. rhurston
Edward J. Upper
George Upper
h Donald Todd
james r. Tompert
Francis N. Tomptins
Norman p. Townsend
Donald o. rrovsrs
Broinord rrsloar
Glendon e. Trsssler
Fred TricksY
Wallis K. TuHord
Bruce Tulioch
Edward Turkau
Willium Turlsy
Howard r. Tuttis
Mary Tyler
Jones M. Uh,
Donald E Ulbnch
Robert Unruh
John A. uptsner II.
Edwin c. Urb1nski
Charles s. Urquhort
Josephine voll
John Vdl,ddoro
Charles \. Van Bsyls~
Kenneth Van D~rworp
G. Van De Wolksx
Antonio vundro
Irwin F. Won Corp 4
Gerord J. Van Loo \
Doyle X. Voughn
Donald w. Viol
Dorothy Virtue
Gilbert J. voqlsr
Donald \. Wagner
Jacob a. Wagner
Robert C. Walden
John c. Walker
jones G. Walker
William J. Walker
Marx D. Welsh
Martin r. Walsh
Frank 4. Wol,on
Charles !. Ward
Joseph E. Worden-
Alfred S. VOTERS
Robert Waters
Frank c.. Wotkins
Joseph Watson. Ir.
Richard N. Watson
Willium J. Watson. II.
Frederick B. Watts. MD.
WilliGm A. Webber
John w. Weed
John J. Weissr
Rowland w. Welch
William s. Weldon
Charles Wells
Marvin s. Wendell
Donald B. Wsndover
Warren 2. Wsnskuy
Rober; F. Werner
Warren K. West
Arthur B. Wholen. II.
Georg. G.. White
Melvin ]. WhiTmdn :
Robert L. Whitney
Russell z. Whitney
Robert II. Wickwurs
Marjorie B. Wilhelm
Cicero Wilkersou. Ir. 4
Kenneth w. Wiley
Frank Williams
sHenrY B. Williams
Anthony Wilson. IL.
Earl B. Wilson
Eugene L Wilson
Joseph c. Wilson
Leslie II. Wilson
Marvin E. Wilson
Robert B. Wilson
Thomas C.. Wilson
Willidm X. Wilson
Leslie p. Winklsr
Raymond a. Winklst
Edward p. Wisniewsd
Arthur y. Wi,kosky
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

Luwrsncs 8. Killewdid
Frank XIV. Kimmsl
John M. c.. Kindell
Dovid A. King
Herschsl D. King
Willidm H. King
Della Mae Kinnucan
Frederic S. Kinsel
Glenn z. Kirsch
John ]. Knscht
Charles H. KoshlsI
Earl H. Koehlsr
Charles p. Kosniq
Russell ]. Koeniq
John L. Koepssll
Edward Q. Kohl
Edward B. KolGr
John v. Kol1r
Ann E. Konstdn
Nicholas H. Kontjonis
Arthur G.. Kotowski
Louis J. KourY
Leonard Kovoeheh
Stanley KovochsH
Frank a. Kowulsd
Michael Krdhwinkel
Lawrence E. Kramer
Robert Kroner
Arthur c. Krsinheder
StdnIeY J. KTochmoI
Henry S. Krol
AloYsius J. Kunsrt
Vincent KuserYnski
Harold LoBeau
Eldon Ladd
Ouen w. LdDuke
Kendall L1faYstts
Raymond l. LoForsst
Bons H. Lagerkvist
Louis X. D. LGLonds
Robert Marcus Lambert
NunIio ]. La Monico
Kenneth M. hampton
Frances Lang
Robert c. Langobesr
Williom c. LuntIY
Kenneth C. Lorsen
Matthew J. Ldsinsh
Joseph Luuroin
Richard E. Ldurin
Willium Ldurin
Williom A. Law,on
John Duncan Leodbetter
Sidney w. Lennon. lr.
David E. LeDuc
Edmund Allen LeDue
Edward P. LeDuc
Victor Lee
Kenneth F. Leinninger
Quintin E. Lendrion
Robert @. Leonhurd
Carl F. Lesher
Frederick G. Lewis
John A. Lewis
Milton G.. Lewis
Donald p. LilleY
Alfred B. LndleY
Albert P. Lindskow
Riehard T. Lines
Rolph z. LlewellYn
Jack Lock
George II. Losper
Lydio A. Lojowsd
Paul Lord
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
AS a Tribute TO 1908
Hudsonians Who Have
Entered the Services We
Publish Their Names to
Lend Impetus and Realism
to the Opening Of the
4th WAR LOAN

This presentation is published in conjunction with similar
publications by other Detroit stores todoys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

Frunk ]. Hiltz
Robert A. Kinds
Charles ]. Hinmon. Jr.
Robert E. Hits
Robert w. Hoh
Clarence A. Hogan
Edward T. Holden
Robert e. Holland
Charles c. Holt
Desmond G.. Hooper
Richard C. Hooper
Carl !. Hordos
Maurice c.. Horsn
Leroy P. Houek
Earl L. Howe
Arleen Hoy
Morgdrst S. HoYs
M1dslyn Lou Hudqins
Richard E. Hughes
William J. Hultquist
Mendoth E. Humphrey
Harold Hunks
Charles B. Hurn. Ir.
Michael HYdoek
Louis ]. lovaldi
John A. Irwin. II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

Sigurd c. Ree,r
George II. Reid. II.
Stewart (. Reid
Arnold l. Reilly
Norman F. Reinks
Joseph w. Rsnaud
John v. nenchord
Douglas M. Reno
Ralph Retrloh
Harry F. Revers
Robert c. Reynolds
Ellis L. RhudY
Jack A. Ribbls
Delors L. Ricard
Richard F. Ricketts,
ldmss II. Riddle
Howard c. Rieck
Philip Rieger
Petar w. Rieglsr
Paul N. Rim
Vincent 2. Rivers
Thomas n. Robertson
Holdon X. Robinson
Harvey r. Robinson
Jack Robinson
Wilker Robinson
Robert II. Rocheiort
George z. Roddiek
John F. Rogers
Lawrence r. Rogers
lloyd c. Romine
Williom c. Roop
Hdzen w. Roper II.
Herbert c. Ross
Herbert s. Ross
John Ross tt
Thomas 2. Ross
Robert F. Rout,
William c. Rowan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

ANO6NhN 49, 80 ~
Clifford L. Fitzpatrick
John Fitzpatrick
Ralph {. FlGugher
John J. Fleming
Richard Flemming
Paul J. Flood
Glen (. Flora II.
Henry w. Floyd
SiGnlsY w. Flum
Erwin X. Foerstsrlinq 7
Raymond T. Foley
Lucille M. Foley
Charles w. Foote
John C. Fruncombe
Walter FrGnkiw
Robert c. FrGntom
William J. Prayer
Alvur c.. Freden
David c. Frsshel
Donald C. Frey
Russsl L. FreYmon
Owen c. Frost
John G. G1gnon
Thomas J. Guhon
John Guldu
Donald V. Calvin
Robert L. Calvin
Alfred 2. A. Garback
Calvin G.. Gardner
Charles B. Gardner
Claude z. Gardner
Peter M. G1rgano
Warren F. GaseoYne
Thomas GGspurovich
Philip J. GeurY
George ]. Geiqle
Gerard A. Geldude
Anthony |. Genovesq
John A. Genovess
Robert o, Georgs
Cyril II. Gerord
Karl Gsrtenhouss
IGmes Getchsll
Charles Getiel IT,
Herber; S. GidlsY
Harry w. GiHeu
Mickey Gilmore
Howard Z. Goldman
Ann Glusae
Howard A. Gobbier
John Goddesris
Allister J, Godfrey
Frank P. Godfrey
Benjamin. Golden
Joseph E GoleniGk
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Earl M. S,insr l..
Harlan {. Sting A
George Stolt z
Ted Z. Stone E
Albert StoY i
John S,oYku L
Eugene J. Shuhn N
Joseph ]. Stropsa r
Walter X. Strin9er 7
james II. Siurwold v
Conrad w. Sulod l.
John G.. Sullivan R
Carl l. Sutton E
Glenn a. Sutton a
George Swami G
Newmon Z. Swanson G
Robert II. Swanson v
John z. Sweeney v
John C. SYmons r
Raymond II. SscrYpinski r
Andrew w. S1erdi. ". L
Willium M. Tuit c
Anthony Tomuqns. w. r
Paul W. Tonco 7
Willi1m NJ. TGtterton P
Earl Taylor n
Jack M. Taylor y
Joseph w. Taylor
Val w. Taylor
E Williom ToYlor
Virgil H. Terry (,
Robert Theisen 7
Raymond E. Thibodeuux I,
John c. Thomas G
Lloyd G. Thomas v
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-27
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-27
BURKE MEMORIAL TO BE
UNVEILED AT HILLSBORO

Chapel HITT, Sept. Z7.-GOVeTNOT
J. NJ. Broughton and a number Of
University of North Carolina ana
Navy Pre-FHght School officials will
participate in dedication exercises
to be held in connection with the I'M
yelling OF the Governor Thomas
Burke Memorial Monoiith, to be
presented by the Carolina-Duke
chapter Of the Sons of the American
Revolution and the Lloyd Memorial
Association near HillsborO Sunday,
October 9, at II o'clock.
Site of the Memorial MonOlith Will
be at the grave of Governor Burke
on. his PLANTATION, %'Tyaquin" while
the presentation will be made at the
d. f. Latta plantation, two miles
from HillSbOrO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

have this day qualllled before
the Clerk of the Superior Court OF
Vance County, N. c., as Administer
triX of the Estate Of Johnnie Hughes,
late Of Vance County. This is to
notify. all persons holding claims
against said Estate to present the
sane to the undersigned or her at
tOrney within one year from the
date or this Notice Will be pleaded
in bar Of any recovery. Persons in
debted TO said estate are requested
to make prompt settlement.
This the 9th day Of September,
1914.
ELSIE HUGHES,
Administrators Of the Estate Of
Johnnie Hughes, deceased.
c. W. Williamson, Atty.
6-l3-20-27-i-ll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-27
NOTICE.

"Having qualified as executor for
the estate of Nettie Allen Deans,
late, Of Henderson,, Vance County,
State of North Carolina, notice is
hereby served on all persons hold
ing claims against said estate to
present them duly itemized and
verified on or before the 10th day
Of September, l945 u this notice
will be pleaded in bar Of their re-
coVery. All persons indebted to said
estate Will please make immediate
settlement.
This Goth day of September, 1914.
BRANCH BANKING & TRUST
COMPANY,
Wilson, North Carolina,
Executor of the estate of
Nettie Allen Deans, deceased"
20-27-4-ll-l8-25
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-27
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

!. Paris, France.
2. Atlas.
8. 4 am going up to clean the at
tic
4. To arouse soldiers.
5. Edith Wharton.
s. Chicago.
T. Soviet Russia.
8. Major, gold; lieutenant colonel,
silver.
9. England.
10. Jean Latfltte.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-27

WANTED GOOD USED ENAMEL
Kitchen sink with dram board.
Address Sink, Care Dispatch.
27-lti
ALL WORKERS, MALE AND FEE
male, must be hired under pro-
vision of War NanpoWer Commits
sion's Sterilization Program. Tn
der the new prioritIes referral
plan all male workers, and all in
migrant female workers, must be
hired through the local I. S. En-
pIoyment Service Office. Those
now employed in essential war
work, including agriculture, need
oot apply. TT
ORDER CHRISTMAS CARDS NOW
before the supply IS exhausted.
As low as so for Sl.00. Wedding
announcements and fine social en-
craving and printing. See our
samples. Henderson Book Co.
Established 1884. 7-ti
WANTED AT ONCE-COLORED
gin, for small apartment. Easy
Joo. good pay. See DE-. Kallman
at Dr. Vows Office. 25-tf
~WANTED-BOYS OVER Ia
years old as Carrier-Sales,
men. Those employed must be
able to post $1,000 Bond
Good routes with good pa!
for the right boys. Appl!
Circulation Manager Dali!
Dispatch
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-27
WANT ADS
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GOOD USED ENAMEL
Kitchen sink with dram board.
Address Sink, Care Dispatch.
27-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-27

WANTED - GOOD FRESH NuE
cow. Write =. q. Bon AS. Hon.
dcrSon. y. {. Ill
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
Americans Take
Italian Pass
In Steady Thrust

ROME, Sept. 25. CUP)-American
troops drove through Futa pass
Monday to Castel Del Rio, II miles
from the Bologna -Rimini highway,
paving the way for a junction with
the British Eighth army tanning
ilp the Po Valley along the Adriatic
coast.
The u. S. Fifth army troops, an
nounced officially to have destroy
ed in nine days a defense line which
took the Germans nine months to
build, at Castel Del Rio were fur
thest north of any Allied troops in
Italy.
FIGHT DOWN-HILL
Advancing northeast of the i'm
portant road junction of Firenzuola,
Lieutenant General Mark w. Clark's
men were in an unaccustomed posi-
ton fighting downhill instead of up.
and had before them clear access
across the eastern slope of the Ap-
ennines into the Pc Valley.
Plunging through the Gothic line
at Futa pass, strongest German po-
Sition in all Italy and one they
thought was impregnable, the Amer
; leans were reported Sunday to have
been Is miles from Bologna, great
est city of the rich Pc Valley.
Mondays report did not pin-point
the advance, but merely disclosed
that the Americans were IL miles
from the Bologna -Rimini highway
and within 81 miles of Bologna at
their most forward stabilized posi-
tions. Official sources explained that
yesterdays report that the Ameri-
cans were within Is miles of Bolog-
ma was based on forward reconnaiS-
sance elements who came that near
to Bologna on Saturday on patrol
and then retired.
SPREADING OUT
Tanning out from conquered F'uta
pass, the Americans reached a point
just south of Roco, six and a half
miles due north of Firenzuola, and
captured Monte Alafine, six miles
northeast of FirenZuola, west of
the highway following the Santerna
river into the Pc Valley.
They also captured Monte Della
Croce, eight miles northeast of Fir
enzuola, east of the highway, and
Monte Cucca and Monte Porarra
in the high ground Immediately
west of the highway between Monte
Alafine and Monte Della Croce, all
on an arc two miles south of CaStel
Del Rio.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
Your Blood
may DO TIE Il
1hHseo
-" Of scme
SOLDIER
JobIess Women
Turn to omeS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25. UP)-
Women war workers are showing
signs of wanting to go home and
have babies, the Office of War IN
formation said in recent report.
In fact, such family reasons y
along with other factors, is causing
women in considerable numbers
to fade" from the employment
market-once they have lost their
jobs.
If women will not stay on the
alarm-clock schedule as the male
labor force dwindles, the Owl
warned in a report based on in
formation from the War ManpcWer
Commission and other government
fall below the minimum needed to
maintain the VII economy
PAY is NOT EQUAL
In every case reported to date OF
group layoffs, the Owl said, "a
considerable portion of the women
separated from their jobs did not
seek other employment but simply
faded from the labor market"
Here are some reasons why they
don't look for other jobs:
Cd Pay of other available jobs
is not the same; offers no "incen-
tive" tc keep working.
(2) Special training for one job
does not fit her for another type of
job.
go The woman who took war
job for patriotic reasons and later
was laid off feels she has "donc
her share" or develops war job
fatigue"
"a Previous work experience has
not been satisfactory.
90 She wants to visit her in
uniform" husband, have a baby CT
spend more time with her children.
1885,, 600 ON ROLLS
Despite this reticence of women
to take another job, the Owl re-
port showed that last July the total
number of working women was at
an all-time high of 18.590,000. This
compares with 100000 in July,
l943, and 100000 before the war.
Greatly disturbed by this new
attitude CT women toward jobs, the
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
State Puts Tax
On Black Mart

CHICAGO, Sept. 25. CUP)-Unique
in 1914 state tax legislation is Mis-
sissippi's 10 per cent gross proceeds
tax on black market sales.
The Public Administration Clear
ing House of Chicago reported that
a Mississippi statute imposes a 10
per cent tax on gross proceeds of
sales at retail or wholesale, of all
tangible property, articles or COM
mQdities of any kind "the sale of
which is prohibited by law"
A secrecy" clause in the statute
furthermore provides that informa-
ton obtained by the tax collection
agency in collecting the BLACK mar
ket" tax may not be released to any
other agency-Nhich means that
Mississippi with her prohibition
laws can have her cake and eat
it too"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25

VINO has found "one note of reas-
surance," the OWL said.
q. the tendency for women to
leave the labor market as they feel
their job is done may represent a
forecast of the pattern to prevail
when the war is over"
In other WorGS, the "unobtrusive"
withdrawal of women from the la
Dor mart tends to counter balance
the natural tendency" of employ
ers to give jobs to men with greater
work experience.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
HOSPITAL HEAD QUITS
IN UNIONIZATION ROW

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 25. up
Following the resignation of Or.
Seth Howes as superintendent OF
the state hospital. the Institutions
board Of control Monday planned
an investigation Of reports that q
number of hospital employees were
fired because of union activities.
DR. HoWes, Uho came here from
New Hampshire in September. 1912.
rendered his resignation at board
meeting last Saturday with the as
'ertion that Il don't feel able to
tight this unionization of hospital
employees and / won't have my
work hampered by a union"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
GETS KIWANIS POST

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 25. CUP)-
Robert L. Nugent, Tucson, Arizona,
Monday was appointed as a member
of the Kiwanis internationals 1945
postwar planning committee. Ben
Dean, Grand Rapids, Michigan,
president of the organization, said
the committee has the task of de-
veloping advisory plans to be car
ricd out by similar agencies in the
more than 2200 Kiwanis clubs
throughout the nation.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25

Japanese-American students may
study at the University of Okla
homa if their loyalty has been at
tested ty the Federal Bureau of In
pestigation, the schools board of
egents recently decided. cl
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
PILOT STUDIES LAW
IN GERMAN PRISON

GOOSE. CREEK, TeX Sept. 25.
CUP)-Lieutenant D. A. Shaver, U.
S. army bomber pilot new a prisoner
of the Germans, writes home that
he is studying law.
The law books were sent him
through Geneva by the World Stu
dent Relief in New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
FREED ON sLAYING COUNT

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. Is. IUP)-
Leonce T. CFrenchy) Navarro, 81,
a Phoenix city detective for l8 years,
is free of charges of numbering
David Lee Johnson, Negro police
man, during an argument last May
2. A Maricopa county superior court
jury returned a verdict of acquittal
after deliberating mere than two
hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25

PROVIDENCE, r. L, Sept 25
UP)-When Navy 1t. Bill Osman-
ski of Providence, former Holy Cross
College and Chicago Bears fullback
received his travel orders, the first
thing he tossed in his sea bag was
a football.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept 25.
CUP1-Police are Wondering what
kind of thief stole a 24-inch black
autopsy bag from the car Of a deputy
coroner. The bag contained seven
knives, two rib cutters, a pair of
amps, rubber aprons and gloves.