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Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
CAB Authorizes
Ocean Flights

WASHINGTON, July 5. CUP)-
The Civil Aeronautics board Thurs
day authorized Pan American Air
ways. American Export Airways. and
Transcontinentsl & Western Air.
to fly Transatlantic routes to Eur
ope
The board also issued a decision
approving the acquisition of Amer
ican Export Airlines by American
AlrlineS.
The decisions thus would put two
domestic air lines-TWA and Amer
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
HoIidoy Deaths
Count to 1bb

Most Of the nations pleasure
seekers thronged parks, beaches.
ZOOS. resort areas and sports events
for their holiday fun
The fourth wartime anniversary
Of the adoption of the Declaration
OF Independence was celebrated with
comparative calm throughout most
of the country
Missing from the national scene
were the parades, lofty oratory and
flamboyant fireworks displays that
characterized the holiday in peace
time.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
De Paolo, who was senior officer ,

ica Through acquisition of Ameri-
can Export4 into the international
aviation business along with Pan
American. Hitherto only Pan-Amer-
ican and American Export have op-
Grated commercial service abroad.
The ALLEGATION of routes on the
important Transatlantic service to
Europe was approved by President
Truman. He did not wait for the
final outcome Of a fight in the SEN
ate over proposals to change the law
regulating air routes.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
SuperS Hammer
At Tokyo as
Fleet Moves In =
North Coast Of Homeland Menaced
In Surprise Raid by Warships;
Supers Hammer New Honshu Spots

GUAM, July ). (UP)-Thc Japanese radio said
powerful American air fleets Otalng 300 Super
forts Iberators and Fighters attacked the Tokyo area
the port Of Nagasak and other targets IonshU Thurs
day.
MEANWHILE Tokyo reported that American battle
fleet menacing the northern of Japan after
surprise bOmbardment Tuesday against Japanese held
Sakhalin island in the Sea Of Oh0tSk
The strike Sakhalin carried American naval power
almost within sight Russian Siberia for the fleets deep
est penetration of Japanese waters since the began
First word of the fleet attack Sakhan and the
presence of American battle units off northern Japan
from the Tokyo radio and the immediate con-
rmation from Admiral Chester w. NimZ headquarters
Tokyo said surface units had broken through
the kure island barrier and steamed than 500 miles
westward the Sea of OkhOtsk to attack Sakhan
Tuesday,
FIVE WARSHIPS
Five warships Of unidentified types steamed into Tar
akai bay and opened heavy bombardment Of shore m
stalati0ns at Shikuka. American submarines which
sheed machnegunned KaihyO island south of the bay
Monday, surfaced off Shkuka to Join the attack Tokyo
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05

Cen. Henry H Arnold has held
command of the goth heretofore in
addition to commanding the entire
U. S. army air forces.
It. Gen. James A. DOOlittle al
ready has been designated to com
mand the Eighth air force in the
Pacific Like Lemay. he will func-
ton under Spaatz' overall com
mind
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05

air force, whose B-29's have been
battering Japan's resources for more
than year. and the Eighth air
force, which is now being redeploy-
ed from Europe to the Pacific.
Maj. Gen. Curtis E. Lemay who
has commanded the 21st bomber
command. will become commander
Of the 2Cth air force under Spaatz
overall command.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
Ry UNITED PRESS

The nations millions, more than
ever aware Of freedoms cost, re-
turned to their war jobs Thursday
determined that the next independ-
ence day will be celebrated in
world of peace.
A tentative count showed 166
holiday dead as compared with a
figure of 300 violent deaths pre-
dicted by the National Safety
council
California led with %. followed
by Ohio with total OF II.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
B BULLETIN

WASHINGTON, July 5. rUP)-
President Truman Thursday an
nOunced the resignation of Sec
retary of Treasury Henry Nor
genthau. Jr., and the retirement
of Associate Supreme Court JUS
tice Owen J. Roberts.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
FIVE W4RSHIP.S

Tokyo spokesmen added the usual
claim that no damage resulted. but
their alarm over the United States
spreading naval activity in their
northern waters was evident. They
said other American warships, in
addition to the Shikuka attackers,
were loose in the Sea of Okhotsk
north Of HOkkaido. in the same
area where five-ship Japanese
convoy smashed on June Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05

At the first division point We never
got them.
We were crowded three men to
a sea- 50 that at night one Of the
three had to sleep in the aisle while
the other two tried TO stretch out
on the seats
NEEDED IL PULLMANS
De Paolo, who was senior officer
Continued on Page >. Col. =
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
Bond Barometer

With only three days to go, I'm
pcrial County bond buyers must
purchase S478,453 if the county's
quota is to be reached.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
y AMBllNe
AAEpoRTER
Tit Tat Toe

III Tat Toe
There was = general shutting
bout when DIS. O. M. McCrac and
G. x Jones were moving to the
house, they bought in FL Centre.
Three. rCfrigerators we're impl-
Gated in the move. one for the Nc
Craze home, one for the Jones home.
and one for their diagnostic clinic.
Movers At last emptied their van
and departed Then small riot
occurred.
Tho office Refrigeration was left
a. The NJ" ~rao home Juo McCrae
Refrigerator ropo-cd in tho Jones
home Tho ,ronea rc!rIgorator Ian
Cur-Ird in thu office
Hc-dc5l hlr. rc-dc1'
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
~Cr IlOuhIr "


Tie hca' h,. at last added the
'.iogcd brains ol FL Centre fire
men
An orphan owl x3S left in their
maiIhoN ana They adopted it. An
other orphan owl was left At the
police station and the fmomen ad-
opted that. too. because they wanted
q companion tor their frs orphan.
smoky.
Chief Corn Reed decided to name
the team Of OWL, Kenny and Mildred
Iu honor Of the departments, newest
bridal couple. Mr. and Mrs, Kenny
B0WleS.
Collecting E1c~to~k became a hab-
it CLYDE Lott and Bob Womack
showed mp at department head
Quarters with an infant jackrabbit
Continued on PAGE ?, Col Il
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-05
Churchill Faces
Fate at Polls

LONDON, July 5 IUP'-An eS-
timated 27,0O0.OGO voters went to
the polls for Britain's first general
election in ten years Thursday. Poll
tiCal observers saw a possibility of
q swing to the left that could un-
seat Prime Minister Churchill's con-
Servative government.
All signs pointed to one Of the
closest contests in British history.
matching the bitterness of the cam
paign.
ChuchllI himself laid down a
blunt theological challenge to the
opposition when he invaded the
Laborites' southwest London strong
holds Wednesday night for his fl
nal speech of the campaign.
Ignoring catCallS and exploding
firrcraCkerS tossed by heCklerS in
the crowd. Churchill declared that
the course Of all Europe hinges on
the British election.
GIVES WARNING
They are looking from the con-
tinent to sec which way Britain is
going to go" he said. IF there
should be a landslide to the left,
many countries of the continent
would slide not into decent social
ism but into the violence Of Com
muniSm. If we 90 down. all the
nincpins of Europe will fall"
Looking old and tired after the
most strenuous of his Is election
campaigns, the prime minister new
crtheleSS radiated belligerent con-
fidence at each Of his many street
corner stops
AT one point. a 'thunderflash'-
a noisemaking powder charge used
Dy the home guard in practice drills
exploded within 10 feet Of Chur-
chill.
He flinchcd slightly and halted
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
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WEATHER =

Maximum Wednesday III, minimum
Thurs. "a; 5 am. Thurs. 20, humid
Ity II; noon Thurs. lc7. humidity 36;
pm. Wednesday 1l3, humidity 10.
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NttttpOd, ben 10. Santar 1916

ltngltd lit, ooB Sic &afetenbomben
nt3t In Der an0eren 9fi6tl,ng file.
gen."
Nartio1 ano Scun, ote tnouItriene
@nttpiirfe liefern, geben foIgen6e gr-
flarungen 5um Rrin3tp Der &afeten-
bornbe:
S-2 lit Sic tpirtli6e Gafetenbombe,
Elm Broieft obne S1iigel. 9ie &obot-
bombe 81 nar Elm 6lug5eug nit &a-
fetenantrieb.
Son 2ano aus f0nnte cine Gofeten-
bon1be ouf 5tpeifa6e 8eile abgefeuert
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9elft SebensmtttelpreiIe
nte6rt9 baltenl

&aufleute un6 &onIumenten
miiiien bereint an Ser geieoer.
boltung Ser 2ebe1stnitteIpreife
ii6 beteiligen.
sic iin0 gemeini6aftli6 Der.
ontmortli6 fir Die 5tobili1te.
rung Ser Breiie.
Seoer @aufer iollte sic off
5te1le Hreisliite itu0ieren, ebe er
fauft.
6oretgn 2onguage 9ibi1ton
Office of 8ar Snformation
WaIbington, 9. 6.
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meroen. Gon elmer 2afette ouf @iIen-
babnl6ienen. Ser Startapparat oiirfte
ein @efalle bon As @rao baben, ie
no6 Der @ntfernung, pel6e oas 8ro.
left 5uritdlegen iou. 0ie Sngenieure
aber tpeilen au6 ouf oie M0gli6feit
bin> oaB Die S=2 Nafetenbomben BON
Se16tern an Ser oeut16en ooer bonGn-
oiI6en &iilte abgefeuert tperoen f0nn-
ten. Sans tie bon 2ano aus obge-
feuert tDeroen, tpiiroen Die Slan1men
aus oem Nuspuffrobre oie @roe in
e1nem 10 groBen l1n1fonge berI Ienge1t,
oaB @rfunoungSflug5euge, oie oar.
na6 1u6en, es leidt entoeden muBten.
@S lei 6enn, 0oB Ser Stort aus elmer
@rube erfolgt. Bir6 oie &afetenbom-
be bon einem 2ei6ter abgefeuert, 10
t0nnte man Die Slammen ins 8ai1er
leiten.
8a1ter Sarr, Ser &orre1pon6ent ser
uSonoon 0ai1D Wail" in StodboIm,
beri6tet nun, oaB Die 9eutI9en Il.
8oote uno MISUNDERSTANDING aus.
geriiItet baben, Inn oon1it Sligelbon>
ben mogli6ertpeiie gegen Die 5tGote
oes amerifoniiben Sitens abaufeuern.
S=2 ioH cine S9neuigfeit bon 5000
SUB per Setunoe ooer l1ngefqbr $500
Meilen in Der Stun6e, in Den oberen
oinnen 2uftf6i6ten ieiner Slugbabn
errei6en. S6abungstpeiie ie oiirfte oie
&atetenbombe 40 big so Meilen bod
fliegen. 9ie &eibung Der 2uft am
Weetaagebauie er5eugt cine iol9e in-
tenitbe Sibe, 6aB oie 9tafetenbotnbe
na9ts ousitebt mie ein feuriger 8al,
ooer Elm Sonnet, tpobei 6as Muspuff-
gas alS Elm feuriger S6tpeif erideint.
sluf oem 8ege CUR groe getpinnt
Die &ofetenbonbe an Sriebfraft.
Mfan berninmt fein e@r6uI6 erbQlt
feline 8arnung 6enn oie 8ombe fIiegt
i9neller als ser S9au. sic nobrt it9
in Die gr0e Big 5u elmer Eiefe bon
40 SUP Elm, ebe lte frepiert, tpobei bic
@ei6pinoigteit i6neller lit als bic
Satigfeit oes Climbers. Damn folgt
etn ooppeltes rollen6es &ra9en, tpie
bel einem grobeben.
Snfolge oes tiefen &raters ie6o9,
Ser oie Sprengpirfung reouaiert, lit
Die 8-2 ueniger tptrtiam als 81.
2ebtere i6lagt al1f tpie Elm 8riian5-
geipoB uno erdbt it9 ni9t Elm.
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men, oaB 6te 3ibtlbebolterung unge-
fdbr ebenio biele gter I'M n66ften Sob-
re eiien miro. Butter, @dfe> eboporierte
Vei16 tperoen au6 neiterbin tnopp
1ein.
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Gernt frent6e Spradjenl

rem @r5iebungsanito1t gegentpGrtig
nebr ols ie auf Oie 8i9tigteit ser @r.
lernung fremoer Spra6en oufn1erf-
lam gema6t. DaS i1t in ItrGfli6er
IeiIe in uniern So6idulen, l1niber,
lttaten nno in bielen unierer Yribat-
anltalten bernadlailigt tpor6en. Dos
lit Elm bertebrter un6 l6Goli6er sS1o-
lotioniSmuS, Ser iid bitter rd6t. Sir
uniere @elebrten, Sori6er uno &C.
16dftslente miro sic &enntnis frem-
Der Spro9en bon ungebeurer 8i9-
ttgfeit iein> beion6ers nu6 oem @rieqe,
tpenn Elm ME oagetDelener i1ternotio-
mailer Sertebr ein1eBen miro. 9lue b0-
beren 8erufSItu0ien lino an oie &ennt<
ntS Der mi6tigeren frem6en 5pro6en
gebunoen> unO nur Der ,polpglotte"
Ameritoner fann boffen, ii6 ser un-
begren5ten @elegenbeiten be0ienen 3u
tonnen Die europa, tpie au6 oroere
&ontinente Oer 5ulommeni i6runp>
fenoen Belt, unIerem 8olte in ser
5rieoenS5eit ouf 6en @ebieten 6es
Sanoels, oes &ultur= un6 oes 2ebens-
genu1ieS bieten peroen.
Wer bon Sen iungen, gegenuGrtig
Die S6ulbant 0ridenoen ooer ibren
Goaegeitlt0ien obliegenoen Mmerifu=
nern nit Ser Belt S6ritt balten un6
ben InibluB an 0ie neue 3eit NIT it,
rem tpunoerbaren @elegenbeiten fir
itreblome, unberbrou9te WenI6en
nt6t berpahen min, Der lerne fren6e
Spra6en. SBir brau6en pobI faum
5u iagen, ooB mir als Deuti9amerifo-
ner babel in erlter 2inie, tpenn ou6
getpib nidt auSl6lieBli6> Die i6ul>
mdBige @rlernung unIerer Wfutter-
iprade our6 unleren Na6mu6S inn
Iuge boben. Se0er oenfer6e Meen16
lDeiB, 0oB Ser &rieg Dem Deut16un,
terri6t ni6ts BON ieiner gSi6tigfeit
fir Die ameritonil6e Sugen0 genon-
men bat!
Sn England uno in onoern 2Gn=
bern lit in Inbetra6t Ser @i9tigfeit
Ser oeutl6en Spra9e ser Deut16>
unterri6t iogur Hfli9tfa6. 60 nie6rig
au6 Die 0euti6e &ultur unter benz
9ea5iborborentum gefa1en iIt, um1o
bober miro iie na9 6em &riege in Ell
nem tpie0er ouferltan6enen Oeuti d.
lano emporlteigen.
t t t
&ommenbes 3eitalter Der Gafeten-
fraft?
Weilitaringenieure iogen, 1t6 aufI
oen @rfolg Der &ofetenbomben beru-
fen0, elm 3eitalter Ser &afetentraft
boraus, in mel9em 6ieie fir9terlide
oeutide &riegsmaffe cine &ouptroue
lpielen miro. 9lls er1ten 8orteil inn
5rieoen, 10 erflaren iie, tperoe man
Die 8erlpenoung 0es Brin5ips in Der
6orm bon &afetenmotoren o6er S1tr-
borafeten gum @ntrieb bon 2angitref-
fenflug5eugen erleben.
N}as oie 8erpenoung I'M &rtege
anbetrifft, 10 propbe3eit M. 90. 2otp,
Der frIbere Yraiioent Der 8rtttib Sn.
terplanetarD Societp, oaB man nit
Der &afetenpaffe auf gntfernrngen
BON 1000 Meilen fampfen tperoe> no-
bel Der &urs Der &afetenbontbe 6ur6
eleftrii6e Snitrunente fontrolliert
miro.
2on bebauptet, oaB Die @ngldn6er
bor ben Deutl6en nit n1ilit6rii9en
&afetenbomben erpertmentiert bGtten,
a..aS &oE - Sa.. o. 49, q |
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Spmjetbanner ant Ginsange Ser
0rDtte in QDnr0es

3um erIten Meo1e felt 8eginn 6es
&rlegeS nnternabmen Dor fur3em
@eitglie6er Der fran30iilden Inter,
grunofampfer cine MaiienpiIgerfobrt
na6 2ouroeS. Inter ibnen befonoen
iib blinoe geteronen> bon ibren So
milien un0 6reunoen begIeitet. Neo>
quiS in idGbiger Unit form I6lo11en
lt9 oem Bilger5uge an. 0ie SGuI Ier
oesStaOt6ens moren gei6miidt NIT
photographer oes Bra1 1i6enten &ooIe-
belt, oeS Hremierminiiter Gbur6ia,
@enerol 0e @aul1es uno Mar16ou
Stains. Inter Ben Sabnen ser aui>
terten yeotionen pebte ou9 6ie Sotp-
ietflogge am @ingonge Ser @rotte. 81
ne Sriibn1ei1e pur0e in ser 8o1iIifa
oeS bl. &oIenfran3es bon 8iI I6of 8ier-
re SbeQS bon Montouben gefeiert.
GS nur0e gebetet fir sic inn &rieqe
gefauenen fran30iii6en 6olooten.
&ieuiel tuir i'm sSabre 1916 per5ebren
biirfen
Benn mir 6ie 9lngoben oeS 2an6-
mirtl9oftSminii iteriums priifen, font
men mir 5u Dem 56IuB, oaB mir ou6
i'm Sabre 1915 reidli6 nit geab-
rungsmitteln berIeben 1tno. Die Nob>
rungSmitteloeriorgung oiirfte feine
groBen 8erGnoerungen erfobren, &penn
Der &rieg in europa been6et 1ein
ioQte.
Ser 5ibile geobrungsnitteIoerbrau6
lag in 0ieiem Sabre 7 Bro5ent bober
alS in BEN Gorfriegsiobren 1935-39.
0aS department erf1Grte> oaB oie Mn>
forOerungen fir Ni6t5ibiliten tpeiter-
bin einen ltmfaiienoen Sell Ser ge-
1omten ge ab run gsntitteIoerI rIorgung
oeS SabreS 1915 ouSna6en peroen.
9ie Auslt9ten fir 1916 ergeben
oas Solgen6e:
1. 0ie 8eriorgung NIT 9}in6Heif6,
Srutbabnen uno einigen Oitorten
miro bieI1ei6t groBer fem.
2. Sic 8eriorgung nit S9neine-
fleiif, &artoffeln, Butter, tpabrl6ein-
li6 audi Siibnern uno perl9ieoenen
fril6en @en1iiien 6iirfte fleiner fem.
9ie beiieren in6fleii9iorten iino
fir Die 3ioilOeriorgung int Sabre
1914 fnapp getpeien, obg1ei6 Die
5leii6beriorgung beion0ers S6mei>
nefleiih> Big 3um 5ommer gut mar.
Seitoem lit sic Sleii6periorgung
beoeuteno 5uriidgeeangen, teilmeiie
our6 oie Sabres3eit beoingte 8errin-
gertng Ger Broouftion uno 6ur6 Die
lteigen0en &riegsanforoerungen inn
leBten 8ierte1iubr.
SSSn hieiem Sabr iBt ie6e Yerion I'M
gefabr 14O-145 Hfuno 6leii9. Sm
na6lten SSSabr miro es peniger fem,
ober Die geriorgung miro tpabri6ein-
lid nod iiber oem 8orfriegsour9>
i6nitt Der Sabre 1935-39 liegen.
0ie gerlorgung NIT 3ereolien,
S6mal5, Wtargarine, giern, &onler-
oenfru6tiaften uno fril6em Ob1t lit
fir bic 3ibilbeb0lfer1ng relatib gut
getpelen, mabreno Der Berbrau9 bon
Nil6 u1no Sabne einen neuen S0be>
punft erreidte.
Ser @ierberbrau6 mar i'm Sabre
1914 iebr bo6 uno es miro angenon-
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Gapft Gins Der 3m6lfte empfGn9t Is
amerifaniId)e &pn9refmitglteber

Vei elmer Nuoien5, in Delder
8op1t Bius ser 31p0lfte 16 Witglie0er
6es ,Militurp Nffoirs Committees"
oes Ser. Staaten &ongreiies, Oie 1id)
anlGBli6 ibrer @uropareiie in Hom
befonoen, enpfing, ertlarte Ser 81.
8ater, er bete tdgli6, oon1it 8ott Sen
2enfern Ser Weni6beit Oeut Derleibe,
oen 8eg gum mirtli6en Srie0en gu
ebnen.
Ser puerI I0nli6e 8ot1 16ofter BrG1i=
6ent Goolebelts beim 81. Goter, WD>
ron 6. SaDlor, beg1eitete oie omeri~
tanti6en Golfsbertreter. gum Satifan
6ufammen nit Wigr. Solepb S. Sec,
8eougb, Srielter Ser @r3oio5e1e Seem
gorf> Ser Dem pGpltliben StatS1efre-
tGr atta6iert lit. Ser BapIt unterbielt
it6 nit ie0em @in3elnen rn0 ertuns
oigte itf na6 ibrer 9eimot uno ibren
Samilien.
u@enn sc. gr5euen5, Ser peri
li6e Sertreter SbreS YrG1toenten an.
Inns 0ie glnfrage I'M cine Iuoien3 0e5
&ongreBfontteeS ri6tete, ber1i6erten
8ir ibn1, es tpiiroe Inns 5ur gang be-
ionoeren SreuOe gerei6en, Dem 8un=
fde 5u Dtafabren'', ertldrte Oer 8op1t.
uWir mo6ten num-, 10 fubr ser 81.
8ater fort, ,oieie Ger1t6erung erneu-
ern, berebrte Mitglieoer. SSeoem @in-
5elnen un0 alien Elm beir5li9es 8iu=
fonmen."
uSSSn oieIem friti16en Mugenblif Ser
@elbidte Ser Weni6beit baben Die
@eIebgeber Der @elt cine gon5 beion-
oerS i6Dere Seranttportli9feit. Die
Sragen, iiber Deld5e tie gu enti6ei0en
baben, buben mebr olS cine boritber>
geben0e 8e0eutung Sic rei6en binob
Bis ouf bic @ur5eI ser nenI6li6en
@eIeul6oft uno Der ltnberIeblt6feit
Ser meni6li6en Berion Biz binuuf 5u
ienen neutrality-suspicious. gottgegebenen
9fe6ten, 0ie Dor oem Staat eriltierten,
uno ooB tein Stuat lt6 @ingriffe in
oieIe Hed)te erlaube> obne Iein eigeneS
8elteben in @efabr 81 bringen.
In ser 5pibe oie1er &e6te Itebt
Die auSitbung Ger &eligion, pel6e 1t6 |
auf @ott uno ieine Sffenbarungen
griinoet. Sen beutigen uno tiinftigen
~@eiebgebern lit bic cole Bfli6t iiber>
tragen moroen, allen oieIe &e9te 81
ft6ern, 5u id5iiten, 5u berteioigen uno
unter alien Solfern in gbren 5u erba1.
ten.
Iue an Ser @u0ien5 teilnebn1enoen
&ongreBnitglie6er oriidten ibren
Dant uno ibre 8etpunoerung aus
aus iiber ben auBeroroentlid) ber5li>
6en @mpfang.
Die bom BopIte in &uoien5 EMP
fangenen ameritaniiden &ongrebmit=
glieoer paren: SSobn 90. Goiteao bon
California, 8orlibenoer; Glare 8ootbe
2uce BON Connecticut; Sobn S. &oo-
nep bon Seem gorf, Baul S. &iloap
bon TeroS; Sberton 8roofs bon 2ou=
iitana; SSobn S. Sparfman bon Ila>
bama; CLIFFORD Oaois bopn Tennehee;
Sobn @buaro Sberiban bon Bennlpl>
bania; 9lrtbur 8inlteo6 bon Wiiiiiiip-
pi; S. 8arnen Sbomos bon Seem Ser
fep; SAUL g8. 5bafer bon Midigan;
CHARLES s. clifton bon Sbio; Sorelt
81. Sar1teB bon Snoiana; Sbor 9.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Elects

MRS. FREDERICK 6. De-
GALAN is the new president OF
the Michigan League OF Catho-
lie Women.
Other officers elected yeSter-
day i'm the annual meeting held
in the Activities Building are
Mrs. Edward Baumgarten of
Saginaw. Mrs. Louis CoaSh Of
Lansing and Mrs. Charles Lytel
of Pontiac, vice presidents; Miss
Veronica Conway, correspond
ing secretary, and Mrs. F. Noel
Goodeyn, recording secretary.
Mrs. Coash presided in the
morning business session and
Mrs. Baumgarten was chairman
of the afternoon session.
Mrs. William G.. Hubbell of
Port Huron. historian, gave A
resume of the organizations ac-
tivities and achievements.
Speakers included Mrs. John
c. Catalan, president of the
archdioeeSan league; the Most
Rev. Edward Mooney. arch
bishop of Detroit, and Miss
Alice May,
Guests Of honor were Bishop
William Murphy and Bishop
Joseph Albers and the Rev Fr.
Earl b. Sheridan. Two hundred
members attended the day ;
events.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Party to Fete
Zens

- BRIDE.ELECT DORIS ZENS,
who. i'm June. will be married 10
II William Gates, viii be guest
Of honor al a breakfast and
kitchen shower TO be give next
Sunday by Miss Mildred Nal
iSzewSki in her home in Bedford
road.
Miss ZepS. the daughter ef
Mr.. and Mrs Reed IenS of De
ponshire road. attended Michl-
gan State College.
Her iance, the son Of Mrs.
Nelle Gates of Dearborn and the
late Claude Gates, was gradu-
ated from Michigan State Col
lege lie has been overseas for
l5 months.
Other hoSteSSeS 10 fete the
hrlde-eleCt are Mrs Eric SJogren
Of Birmingham and Mrs Wayne
BarFews and Mrs. Howard Van
SteeniS of Dearborn
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
NewIyweds
In New York

IT. AND MRS. JOH y
ANTHONY SABAN arc in New
York on their honeymoon They
were married recently IN ST.
Ambrose Church Mrs. Saban is
the former Frances Marie Mis-
kevCuiS. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs John Miskevcuis of Ash
land avenue.
1t. Sabans ) parents are tho
J A, SabanS of Pittsburgh
The brides attendants werc
Miss Louella Saban, Miss Helen
Mackavitch, Miss Ann Shiller
and Miss Stephanie MaSiS The
men in the wedding party were
Capt John Richardson, Capt
Wayne c. Foster, Capt r. F.
Peterson and 1t. John Cart,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Party to Fete
w. P. Browns

1T AND MRS. WILLIAM
PAUL BROWN will be guests
of honor Sunday afternoon
when MIR. and Mrs. George
Boland of Bishop road viii give
cocktail party for them. 1t.
Brown is home on leave from
overseas.
Guests at-the party will in
clude Mrs. Browns parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Lauer, with
whom she has been making her
home IN Country Club drive;
the Andrew CarnegieS. the Har-
old Brunners, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Frederickson, Mrs. Louis
Maroska. Mrs. Charles r.
Georgi and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bolton. -
Mrs. Jerry Coughlin of Cour-
Vile road also was entertaining
for the Browns. She was 10 give
a luncheon today Al Al Green :.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
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H FeA cAa4asNe,5

At Last l5o member, of Ia, Michigan division OF tho
Woncrs National Farm and Garden Association OF which
Mrs Hc1ry foTu honorary president attended the annual
and the luncheon Yesterday IN The Statler
although There air tcSNlty lent 10y the artistic
OF flowers from members gardens which graced bg
long speakers table placed about the ballroom where
the luncheon held the purpose OF the gathering
The featured luncheon speaker Roger NJ. kycs Deal
born authority agriculture and economies most
constructive and interesting talk pointing which
women their country by sponsoring program
soil conservation and rciorcStaon and by closer
operation between rural and people particularly
marketing of farm produce
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Delta Omiero on Group
To Meet tomorrow

THE ZETA ALPHA CHAP
TER of Delta omicron. national
music sorority, will meet to-
morrow in the home OF Mrs.
Howard Moore OF Talbot ave-
nue.. Co-hostesses will be Mrs.
j. A. Gurche. Mrs. Robert jack
son, Miss Myri Mott and Mrs.
Harold Orr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Handicap pt
Banquet Set

HANDICAPT nc a society
organized 10 benefit handi-
capped adults. will install Of
ficers at the annual banquet. 20
be held tomorrow evening in the
Wardell Sheraton
Harry KoncZal will be rein
stalled as president and Cert
rude Farrell. Leora Schultz.
Herman Wolf and Dorothy Lea
will be installed as members Of
the board
The society being forced to
shelve its plans for a shelter
workshop during the war has
invested all the money IN is
treasury in war bonds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
1t Andrew Neieer Jr
Returning for Leave

AAF 1T. ANDREW r. NEI-
GER JR.. who had been sta
toned in England for Is months.
IS enroute home for a 3O-day
leave with Mrs. Neiger. He
will arrive Sunday. Mrs. Nciger
has been making her home with
her mother. Mrs. Luther $
Meeker of Covingjon drive.