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The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02
Armada

ARMADA - Mr.. and Mrs
George Steiner of Detroit an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Nancy Lee, at ST. Joseph Hospi-
tai, Detroit, Saturday, July %.
They have two other children,
Shirley Ann, three years old and
Thomas James, one year old.
Mrs. Sadie Hurd is visiting
friends in Ann Arbor this week.
Mrs. Fred Steiner and baby
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman farmer of Will.
liamsberg in Northern Michigan.
The second annual Stanley
family reunion was held at the
farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
o. Pomeroy on Clay road, Sun
day. July %.
Twenty eight were present
from Pontiac, Rochester and
Armada.
A pot-luck picnic dinner was
held on the lawn. Croquet. ball
game and visiting was enjoyed
in the afternoon.
The oldest member was D. O.
Pomeroy and the youngest was
Virginia Stanley, the nine
months Old daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Harold Stanley of Roches-
ter.
The 1946 reunion will be held
the last Sunday in July, the
place TO be decided later.
The first Priestap family re-
union was held at the farm home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund burst
on Center road, Sunday, July %.
Ninety-six were present from
Royal Oak, Howell. Flushing
Mount Clemens, New Haven,
Inlay City, Armada, Sarnia,
Ontario and Stratford, Ontario
y basket picnic dinner was
held followed by a short busi-
ness meeting at which time the
following officers were elected
President. Edmund burst; Sec
retary Treasurer, Mrs. Carl
/ burst.
The afternoon was spent visit
ing.
The 1946 reunion will be held
at the same place the last Sun
day in July.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02
ms Correspondent
Dies in Plane Crash

NEW YORK. Aug. q (Pp -
John eastman, 27-vear-old war
correspondent OF the fnterna-
t;onal News Service was killed
Tuesday in a take-off crash of
an army bomber at Okinawa,
ms announced.
eastman, 32nd war corre-
spondent TO lose his life in World
War II, went TO the Pacific for
ms last March. He lost his
left arm in ship accident while
serving in the Navy in 1912.
He Joined ms in 1912 as a
copy boy, and soon was promoted
TO cub reporter in the sports
department. After insistent
rlcas to be made war reporter,
he was sent TO Manila. where
he served until July. then going
TO Borneo TO land with the
Australian Seventh Division.
He leaves a widow, two
year-old son John, and his
mother.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02
Report Shows
.Vost Under
Assessment

The South Macomb area, va
ucd at $50, ,386,97O by assessing
officers of its governmental un-
its, was undcr-aSSeSscd S775, ,279
during the recent June valua.
ton period, the countys Equal
ization Committee determined
in its findings this week, which
were approved by the board as
a whole.
Only one governmental unit,
Erin Township, assessed by SUI
perviSor Frank Behl at Sc, ,545,-
800 was equalized as assessed
an indication that the commit
tee found its assessments fair
as compared to the county aver
age.
Warren Township. assessed BY
Supervisor Earl Tallman AZ
S2l ,828.340 received the biggest
increase IN order to bring it to
an equal assessment rating with
other areas. The committee
boosted the value TO S22, 239 1863
which means that this area
will pay the largest county tax
of any unit, under the $50 mills
rafn
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02
New Baltimore

NEW BALTIMORE-Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Fuerst were hosts
Sunday to the following dinner
guests, Capt. Bud Bell and Capt.
Jack Teer of the u. S. Navy
Plant of Center Line, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. Reynolds of Royal
Oak. and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Heinemann, Sr.
Mrs. Harry Speikhout cele-
brated her birthday Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sears
spent Sunday in Detroit with
relatives.
Mrs. Rose Marsack and son
Pvt. Charles and Mrs. Irwin
Fritz and family returned home
Monday after spending a week
with the formers daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Hunt of Oswego. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Arnold en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Fuerst, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ma
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Stromberg at cards at thei home
Mrs. Harry Speikhout and
family are spending three weeks
in Cheyboygan with relatives.
Pfc. and Mrs. Max Aurand
and family of Melvindale spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Christie.
Mrs. Jessie Ferris entertained
a group Of ladies at pinochle at
her home Monday evening.
Mrs. William Heinemann, and
Mrs. Ambrose O'Malley and son
Dick attended the ball game in
Detroit "Wednesday.
Edward Long is on the sick
list.
Russell Patter celebrated his
birthday the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hubbard
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Hubbard and family attend
ed a party in Detroit the past
week in honor of S lJc Charles
Jacques.
Mrs. Frank Payne of Pontiac
spent Friday and Saturday in
town.
Mrs. Catherine Ogle Of De-
troit visited the Misses Clara
and Louise Schnoor the past
week.
Mrs. Lena Stern returned to
her home in Frankenmuth after
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Sears.
Ensign Charles l.. Hubbarth
of the u S. Navy is enjoying a
30-day furlough with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hub
barth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schlamp of
Detroit have purchased Duvals
Restaurant in New Baltimore.
John Gave of New Baltimore
has been appointed police Off
Ger at the Council meeting the
past week. He will assist Police
Chief Alfred Ashley.
Mrs. Fred Morhous entertain
ed the members of the Sewing
Club Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ernest Haase and Mrs.
Laura Plegue were hostesses at
party Saturday evening in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Beauvais, Cards and dancing
we're enjoyed. Guests were pres
ent from Detroit, New Haven,
Anchorville and New Baltimore.
Mrs. Van Arnold spent Mon
day in Marine City with rela-
| tiycS
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02
Many Never
Suspect Cause
OF Backactle9

JnsOV4Isooenoae Ooeenus9ost!eeeySle -
When disorder Of kidney fuhetiea Issmite
poisonous matter 70 remain iM your hloo9. u
ne rsir nssSe e @ IA ssn,Sv ssere y.
nights. swelling, punlnees under the Gyees
headaches and dlxsiness. Frequent or seaAtU
passages with smarting and burning oome.
times shows there 10 so0stAing wrong With
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waitl Ask your drusgist for Deans
Pills. 2 stimulant diurstie, used successfully
BY millions for over 20 years. Deans give
happy relief and win help the u miles Of
kidney tubes Aush out poisonous waste fyum
your blood. Get Deans Pills.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02

An Illinois conductor was only
slightly injured when struck by
lightning in his street car. A
non-conductor.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02

Chicago's city council has
added eight housing inspectors
TO its health department staff
and all were assigned TO inspec-
ton of sub-standard housing.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

tCOntlnueQ from rage b-3).
versity. Her husband attended the
University Of Southern California.
In a double-ring ceremony yes
terday afternoon in the First Con-
gregational Church, Miss Elizabeth
Bray. daughter Of Mrs. Thomas
James Landergren OF this city. be-
came the bride Of Art ~ Frank E.
Darlington, U. S. N, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Darlington of Car
bondale, Colo.
White chrySanthemums and palms
were used on the altar, and Mrs.
Walter w. Deal was the soloist. The
Rev. Howard Stone Anderson ON
ciated at o'clock.
The bride was escorted to the
altar and given in marriage by her
uncle, Mr.. George w. Hunt OF In
terlaken, Ny. She wore a gown of
white satin with a veil of illusion
held in place by white plumes. She
carried a white Bible to which was
attached white orchid.
Miss Margaret Russell was maid
Of honor, and she wore a gown Of
deep lavender crepe with purple
accessories and carried a bouquet OF
small lavender chrysanthemums.
The other attendants, cousins OF
the bride, were Mrs. John MacLach-
Ian, Mrs. Arthur Burdin, Miss Mar
garet Paul and Miss Margaret
Landergren. They wore crepe gowns
Of rose, royal blue, gold and Kelly
green, with blending accessories and
bouquets.
Mr.. Elwood B. Putnam. U. s. N. r.
was the best man and the ushers
were Mr.. John MacLachlan, Mr.
Arthur Burdin, Mr.. o. r. Small and
Evening star., 1945-11-04

and externally caused pimples, is
sivins you a complex, take my sim
cere advice! Start right now with
GOURIELLFS Sulfo Cream and
see the happy change you can work
by Christmas--and beforei This
first really Merry Christmas in years
means more parties, more good
times, more chance for romance
If you look your loveliest! Sulfo
Cream is made specifically for your
problem-that Of excessive oiliness
with the resultant blemishes.
See how it helps control those con-
spicuous surface-cloeeed pores i.
how it helps loosen blackheads (. :.
how it puts an end to the need Of
constant powdering Of an oily nose.
Sulfo Cream is sreaseless, vanish
ing, and makes fine powder base
for an oily skin. Because it doesn't
show, men and boys can use it on
their oily-disturbed skin with the
same fine results. Cost is $1.50 at
Woodward & Lothrop's.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
Ranti.. 20, RaLy!

Baby has to be properly out6tted
for the holidays ahesd,-for with
all those guests around what a ca
tastrophe if his panties should leak!
So PLASTI-CLEER Baby Pants
are definitely indicated for the
Thanksgiving season psnties
made of e wonderful new inven-
ton in the field of chemistry.
They're guaranteed waterproof, oil
and acid-resistaat,z heatproof snd
washable. They're light as a love
pat, durable as rawhide, and baby
need never complain of chafe or ir.
ritation for PLASTI-CLEER
Baby Pants are soft, comfortsbIel
I'D advise mothers to keep right on
looking for these wonderful new
baby pants made by Goodyear Rub
Der Sundries, Inc, New Haven.
Conn. They come in white, or flesh
-. opaque or transparent. Price
&c. Ask for them At Woodward
& Lothrop.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
SIR Ds~. Nsa, g;s.,.!

A curve here and a curve there in
the RIGHT PLACES are nice, in-
eed,-but when curves become
overburdened with fat, it's time
to reduce! The AYDS Vitamin
Candy Reducing Plan makes it
simple to lose "out-of.control"n
fatty curves. It's so comfortable
because you don't cut OUT any
meals, starches, potatoes, meats or
butter !. you simply cut them
DOWN. Eat AYDS Vitamin For
tilted Candy according to direc-
tions in the AYDS Plan--and
watch those fatty curves slim down.
In clinical tests by medical doe
tors more than 100 persons lost II
to IS pounds average in few weeks
with this AYDS Reducing Plan,
That's assurance for you'll Cost for
I months supply is $22S, or $3.50
for tbs triple sizev-with. mQney.
back guarantee On the very hrst boz
il YOU don't Get resulfsf Ask for
AYDS at S. Kann Sons Co., or the
Vita Health Food Storea
Evening star., 1945-11-04

times! It's AMOLIN Personal
Deodorant Powder,-lone famous
for eliminating discomfort and
dismay on those certain days of the
month when deodorizins protection
is most sorely needed. It's a de-
pendable deodorant for the most
personal monthly needs make
SURE you keep it on hand. And
AMOLIN Powder is grand for all
over body refreshment :. busted
on lightly after bathing, shaken in
shoes as a guard against foot-odor
and Athletes Foot. Sprinkle it in
your sirdle to deodorize and, to
guard against chafe. Ask for AMO-
LIN Personal Deodorsnt Powder,
and add a PLUS mark to dainti.
nessi
Evening star., 1945-11-04
4 9G.,r,y Gi,a,.a.l

Writing BUY-LINES is more fun
than you'd think for you always
have the very human satisfaction Of
believing you're putting someone
wise" to a better way Of doing the
things they like to do. That's why
it's always such a pleasure to write
about VICEROY Cisarettes,-for
the unique filter tip makes them
luxury to the woman who like to
smoke WITHOUT ordinary smok-
ing untidiness! This little paper
filter not only checks resins, tars
and other irritants, but it locks
tobacco particles IN the cigarette
where they belong for full smoking
enjoyment. This eliminates the
nuisance Of tobacco particles stick
ing to your lips and teeth. Try
VICEROY Cigarettes ]. they take
the untidiness out of smoking.
They're the SMART smoke for the
SMART woman!
Evening star., 1945-11-04
S;k., Polishing M.~,!

What a lovely name it is,-SIL.
YER SHEETS! But it's the per-
formance they give that means so
much to any housewife i. the
modern way to polish silver and
keep it bright and shining! These
handy sheets of paper are impree.
mated with a superaction silver
-. ready to whisk long standing
tarnish and dullness from your sill.
yer quickly and easily! Polish with
a SILVER SHEET while your
silver is still wet -. then rinse
and dry! That's ALL! Toss away
the used paper SILVER SHEET,
put up your silver in lustrous
brightness! SILVER SHEETS
, come in a convenient packet you
can tack on the wall near the sink
-. cost is only 25c for a packet of
2 dozen SILVER SHEETS. Ask
your Department Store or leading
neighborhood Store for this magic
way to polish and clean silver
quickly, thoroughly, economically
Evening star., 1945-11-04
20, Nat Lovely Look!

It's sheer pleasure to use HOUBI-
GANT'S "Translucid" Face Pow
der sheer loveliness for any
face that wears it! Know that be
hind-a-veil perfection some wom-
ems complexions seem to have !. I. !.
transparent, yet glowing ;. "hn-
ished," yet completely natural
looking? Only a powder that's as
finely milled (micro-milled is the
word for i'll as "Translucid" Face
Powder can give thst lovely look!
Here you have texture that's so
mist.fne and exquisite that your
natural skin tones glow" through,
so You'll never have that unbe-
coming powder-over-powder look.
You'll love the way it s-m.o-o-t-h-s
on the way it clinss to your
skin for hours and you'll exult
in its famous HOUBIGANT fra
erance! There are 9 beautiful skin-
matched shades from which to
choose. Sl.S0 box, plus tax, at
better stores.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
Ry-K,ap-lr 20, IL. . Ji,4,. Cen.eie4."l

ANY kind Of bread Of YOUR l-but
thinking RYKRISP take occason Consider the
crunchy RYKRSP salads
nothing with crspness and favor! Consider how
this 1000 whole bread bat for aes
wheat milk And figure remember that each
thin RYKRSP slice will 23 csoes Versatile bread
isn't P But there's toldfor RYKRISP made salt
and the old be relied provide
the and Vtamn B of whole PLUS
the bulk needed health RY KRSP
delicious "staH Of life" for everyone the family!
Evening star., 1945-11-04
With full train, ! ven and carried

with i full train, ! veil and carried
white roses.
Mrs. Montgomery r. shafer was
the matron Of honor, wearing =
shocking pink gown with I. match
ing hat, and her bouquet was Of
purple iris and roses.
Capt. Richard Stewart Greer was
his brothers. best man, and the
ushers were Mr.. Hollis Schriber and
Mr.. Quay Gill.
The wedding party and close
friends OF the families went later to
the home OF the bridegroom for q
Evening star., 1945-11-04

The bride attended Holton-Arms
School, the Corcoran Art School
and the Connecticut College for
Women. Mr.. Greer attended the
University OF Pennsylvania and the
Philadelphia Academy Of Fine Arts.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

Mr.. Robert Dcshong, the latter two
Of the Naval Reserve.
The couple left later for . wedding
trip. They will make their home In
Colorado, where the bridegroom win
attend the University OF Colorado
upon discharge from the service.
The wedding Of Miss Sally Anne
Jumper. daughter Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Jumper OF this
city, to Mr.. John j. Greer, son Of
Mrs. John j. Greer and the late
Evening star., 1945-11-04

Mr.. Greer. also Of Warrington. took
place yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock In st. Matthews Cathedral
The Rev. Father Louis w. Quinn
|ofiiciated. White roses and chrys-
anthemums mingled with palms tc
form an effective setting for the
ceremony which was preceded BY
an organ recital.
The bride was escorted to the al.
tar by her uncle, Mr. Frank J
Jumper She wore ivory satin made
Evening star., 1945-11-04

forms SO fast -. and you feel that
it's really cleaning every accessible
surface Of your teeth! / like the
clean, fresh taste LISTERINE
TOOTH POWDER leaves in my
mouth too" The lady might have
zone on to say that the satin-soft
polishing agents thoroughly, but
gently, polish tooth enamel to help
bring out the natural brightness
that's the basis for lovely smile
Il. in that case Id have had no
more to add to recommend LIS
TERINE TOOTH POWDER to
you. But there! -. 3. I'm about to
forget one of the principal advan-
tages it offers =. the new con-
tainer that makes exact pourink
easy from its Prolon plastic top!
Evening star., 1945-11-04

reception. Included among the
guests were Gen. and Mrs. F. w.
Greer Of Gainesville, Fla, uncle and
aunt OF the bridegroom, and Mrs.
Jumper, who accompanied her hus-
band from their home In Omaha.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
E.,p N.4,,.HG.v.k!

Fl ere's the
B u Y. LINE
that's an abso.
lutte necessity
for every
woman who'd
keep herself
Low ely and
exvaat ar All.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

"Just for fun, l tried
the dentifrice you
re G o m m { n d e d."
writes a reader,
"and LISTER1NE
TOOTH POWDER
is all you say it is.
The pleasant foam
Evening star., 1945-11-04
R,f,.,hingk AN.,.nt Companion % g1oo4!

The dining table has a very special magnetism
from through the FIRST of the year rich
purveyor of Thanksgiving and Christmas dishes that
warn the heartsand cheer the palate! And there's
better compaaion to turkey, oyster wild game
and special ham dishes than SCHLITZ beer! Flav.
orsome with just the kiss of the hops that permits
NO harsh bitterness.-SCHLITZ makes the ideal
beveraks-to serve with November and December
meals. tssbrliant clarity and bubbles of sparkling
Evening star., 1945-11-04
NOW is THE TIME FOR ALI
GOOD WOMEN TO COME TO
THE AID OF THEIR LIPS!

xAAD VA AAA1AAt AIAA
November cold and wind have a
severely drying effect on delicate
lip membranes =. and a depen+
dable lip-balm is needed to soothe
and comfort them when they're
tending to become rough, cracked
and chapped. So let me urge you to
stop at your Drug Store and invest
just 25c in Fleets CHAP STICKi
This specially medicated balm
stick quickly comforts and soothes
chapped, parched or sore lips. Take
my advice use CHAP STICK
every night before retiring to KEEP
LIPS FIT! Keep CHAP STICK.
handy where the men and children
in your family can find it =. their.
lips need it these cold Fall daysl
Evening star., 1945-11-04

What better time than this very special THANKS
GIVING pick up the bonds of friendship and send
friendly hello all those you haven't heard
from for months =. sort of round robin of saying
how wonderful it is have peace again! What bsts
ter simpler way to say hello than with Greeting
Gard styled by GIBSON? Whatever thought you want
to express q GIBSON Gard will say it in a gay
manner, sympathetcay, humourousIy, or seriously
Evening star., 1945-11-04

scotch. Tape already ~ eA
expected Your fayote may have
Why look for tQmorrorP just think Of the fun N E9
cleaning ill patching seanS and IN
holding chores you've been saving for Scotch
Tape. Photos packates seal book PAGES N
to msnd jam and iey absls protect. You heve
patching party "Scotch
the you'll
moi,tsninf transparent
= Glass. Jan zss u IT, slsvsr home dispenser
Evening star., 1945-11-04

~ Has DR. Stork visited home recently? Then you're IN the
N%an for all the minute benefit baby
" you MISS for can help
adorable curls and nse babys wpy straight hair
Just usinf NESTLE Baby Hair Treatment when the
second arowth of hair il shout lons NESTLE Baby
Hair has successfully 50 thou
ands babies with
i'll Find this marvellous lotion DRUG Stores Beauty or boy onops
by Prents Ma&aznei II
your shop NESTLE Baby Hair Treatment
wrtem eandFI be lad to heIp you.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

friends still
little old lady side Then dealers
GIBSON Greeting Cards styled by beautifully right
Evening star., 1945-11-04

If your oily
skin, with
.resultan n t
b | a c X
heads, sur
face clos-
Sed pores
Evening star., 1945-11-04


famous beside each adults plate Take
Food Store with SCLITZ Beer brewed
by the Joss Brewin Milwaukee,
Evening star., 1945-11-04

lS8C Don't despair the holidays erowins and
fHss4T s?haven for permanent wave! With CROWN
9Np Permanent you five yourself
fA lovely and "proessonsookink' cold
N~\7 fight in home! GROWING GLORY, the ors
inal cold for home does its curling
job while you're sewing, dustins, mendine svink
soft loose q Of eurs No heat irritaon-or
GROWING GLORY and be used for chill
drens hair safely for CROWNNG GLORY
only 81 Cosmetic Notions Give beautiful
Evening star., 1945-11-04
Weddings

Continued From Page B-3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Jdps Blasted
By Sea, Air

PEARL HARBOR, Jan. rs
(UP)-Tokyo reported two more
B-29 nuisance raids on the
Japanese industrial center of
Osaka. a naval bombardment of
Two in the Volcano islands and a
120-plane carrier-based raid on
Palembang in the Dutch East
Indies in the quickening Pacific
war today.
Tokyo radio said the raid was
launched from a British task force,
built around three large aircraft
carriers, and was part OF the Brit
ish fleet (Which is coming in from
the Indian Ocean area"
A Japanese domestic broadcast
said lone Superfortresses bombed
the Osaka area $50 miles west of
Tokyo last night and again at /
a. m. today (Tokyo time).
American surface ships, in
cluding four cruisers and eight
destroyers, bomb ard e d Two,
japanese stepping-stone island $50
miles south of Tokyo Wednesday
and inflicted negligible" damage,
another Tokyo broadcast said.
Superfortresses from the Mari
anas blasted Two in strength with
good results Wednesday, ac-
.cording TO a war department
communique.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

establishment of an interna-
tional bank. Foreign trade can
be trebled after the war.
. Make sure wage rates arer
not cut in peacetime. A real
attempt must be made TO adjust
wages upward. Also shorter
hours.
. Make a real start on the Job
of giving labor an annual wage.
. Assure farmers of markets
for all their output at good
prices.
. Free small business from
competition OF monopolies.
MILLION HOUSES
. Adopt housing program
locking to construction through
private enterprise of 100000
housing units a year and rid the
country of urban and rural
SlumS.
0 See that medical attention is
available TO all the people.
. Broader social security pro-
gram. including adequate care
of temporarily unemployed and
disabled. Old age insurance
should be adequate to provide
decent living
. EqualiZe education by federal
aid 10 poorer communities.
This" said Wallace, sis the
kind Of program that can pro-
vide jobs, economic security and
rising standards Of living for all
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of race,
color or creed.
"Our democracy can bea liv-
ing force only IL 10 means the
good life for all the people"
STEP FOR NEW AMERICA"
He referred to Jones statement
yesterday that the huge lendinG
agencies should not be put in the
hands a IMAM willing TO jeopar
die the Country's future will
untried ideas and idealistit
schemes -
These people think they are
realists," said Wallace. "Actu-
ally, these are the persons of
limited vision and staunted
Imagination"
His program, he said, is only III,
first milestone for a new Amer
ica.
"The American system of free
enterprise Is the best the world
has ever, known and through II
we can obtain, God willing, the
best that this world has TO Of
fer" said Wallace.
Wallace suggested that insteat
of passing the George bill, Con
gress appoint committee to in
vestigate the past activities of th'
Reconstruction Finance Corp. 4
whether "the powers o
the RFC have been administered
in such way As TO do the mos
good for the American people.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Phone Pay Fight
PutUpt WtB

NEW YORK, Jan. % UNS)-
Threat of strike By 1000 local
and long distance telephone OPP
orators in the New York area was
dispefted today by company agree
ment to petition the WLB for
approval of a 81 weekly pay
boost.
Both the Federation of Long
Lines Telephone Workers. repre-
senting the long distance opera
tors. and the Traffic Employees
Association, representing the local
and toll call operators. indicated
they would abide by the decision
Of the WLB.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Mop Up Jdps
In Burma Trap

CHuNGKING. Jan. 25- tUP4-
Japanese troops cut off in Burma's
Mongyu area are being mopped
up by the new Chinese First
Army and the American Mars
task force, the Chinese COM
munique reported today.
Japanese troops have occupied
the rail town of Yingtak. 20 miles
north of Canton. and entered
another key junction OF Lokchang
near the northern KwaHgtung
border, another communique said.