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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-27

stock market prices and volume of trading, after being in the dumps through most of the war, is pointed to as evidence that business Is now doing all right.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-27
AIRLIN FARE RATE TANGLE

Application of United and Amer ican airlines to reduce passenger fares may run head-on against Civil aeronautics Boards order to these two lines, Eastern and Transconti- nental- Western airlines, to show cause why their airmail rates on the "big four" should not be reduced from 60 to 32 cents ton mile. Re- cent increase from six to eight cents an ounce for domestic airmail post age was ordered by Post OfIlce De- partment to take the government out of the red on airmail operations. Airlines get no part of this increased revenue. Airlines now have more passengers than they can haul with existing equipment. CAB is not hostile to lower passenger fares, but would probably not want to see pas- senger fares cut If that meant keep ing carriers pay for hauling airmail at present levels. CAB wants to see use of airmail increased, airman rates cut. But CAB apparently did not consult Post office Department before Issuing it's show cause order.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-27
SWIVELLED LANDING GEAR PROPOSED

Civil AeronauticS Administration and Aeronautical Chamber of Com- merce have made peace on the is- sue of what part government will nlaY in exnnximankal A0nGkzy0AAnn
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03
Betty Desgranges Is
Wed 1t Parents Home

Betty Desgranges and Merle l..
Roller were united in marriage
ct q quiet ceremony at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckinley Desgranges in the
Highlands at II am. on April
28.
The young couple will make
their home in Richland. Present
also at the wedding was II. w.
Desgranges, the brides grand
father. The ceremony was per-
formed by G. F. Winkenwarder.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03
Obituary

Troy Ebert Mock died at his
home In Kennewick on May q. He
had been In i'll health for q year
and had retired from active work.
He had been q wheat farmer.
Born at Anthony, Kansas, In
1897, he was q veteran Of World
War I and was q member Of the
local American Legion post. He
had lived in Kennewick for two
years. o
The remains were removed ia
Ritzville where funeral services
will be held Sunday.
He is survived by his wife, Ly-
dia Mock, and three sons, Donald
Is, Robert, IS, and James, II.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03
Spanish War Veteran
Auxiliary COnvenes

The 22nd annual convention Of
the United Spanish War Veterans
Auxiliary, District 2, was held
April % in the Masonic hall in
Pasco. Dist. Pres. Cora Sharp
presided. Past Dept. Pres. Clara
Anderson of Gen Charles King
Post, Spokane, representing Dept
Pres. Veronica Hayes, was given
the Triumphal Arch. Other past
presidents receiving this honor
were Julia B. Miller Of Yakima
and Ada E. Gibbons Of Walls
Walla.
Recognition was given to Dept
Patriotic Instructor Ada E. Culver
of Pasco, Clover Redding Depart
ment Conductress and Depart
ment Guard Jessie Morgan.
Officers elected for the ensuing
year were Harriet Wallace, district
president; Anna Tipp of Yakima,
senior vice president; Opal Allen
of Yakima, junior vice president;
Anna Eubanks Of Walla Walla,
chaplain.
The work was exemplified by
Yakima No. II colors. Present
were three past department presi-
dents, 10 past auxiliary presidents
and two auxiliary presidents.
A banquet was served at $50 to
about 20 guests, followed by q
program which included three
numbers by the junior choir Of
the Pasco M. E. church, a Dutch
dance by Peter and Caroline Mise
ner of Kennewick and a reading
by Mrs. Hubbard, a Pennsylvania
member.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03

with record books q demonstra-
ton on making mullins was gwen
by Mrs. Bolon. Mrs. Donald Liz
gett is leader Of the girls who are
doing the breakfast and luncheon
project. Dan Friel is looking after
the boys who will grow gardens.
Several Of the children will carry
the war project also as many In
the group are doing work thus
releasing men and women fo1
war work.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03

IF YOU want to see an Irishman
smile see Finnigan at National
Blower and Sheet Metal; but be
sure to see Irish Eyes Are Smil-
ing" at The Benton Theater, Tues
day. Wednesday or Thursday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03
Little Stories of the Week

Circle 2, WSCS, will meet Wed
nesday, May 9 at 2 pm. with Mrs.
]. B. Slaugenhaupt.
Mrs. Melvin Moore and children
were down from Benton City Mon
day.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-03
Mrs. Bol0n Demonstrates
To New Richland Group

Monday night Mrs. Gladys
Bolon met with a new All Com
munity group, the Richland Food
and Garden Club. After session
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY:
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT

ANNVON1
NO. 3470
In the Superior Court Of Tie State of
Warrington IN and for Benton County
e tie matter Of Tie Estate Il G. II.
Motto. = heresy etvea that !: 9: Es.e
has fled his final account and Hsete3ea
Tor Distribution IN tie Office q IL C3sgk
Of tie abovo entitled eoult a11 TT
the court = a1ked % eet&ls ea3d anal
Estate 70 tie persons entitjsd 9 Eeeeivs
the same and 70 diocAaxBo tie Adni13seIa.
tor.
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court at the court hoa0s b Pre-.
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NOTICE TO cREDIToRs 10 FILE
CLAIMS
No. 2307
In the Superior Court Of the State Of
Warrington, In and for Benton County
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
EARL RAY LARKIN. Deceased
Notice b hereby given that Letter. az
Administration on the estate Of Earl Ray
Larkin. deceased. were granted to the un-
BY the said Superior Court.
All peFsons having claims against said
estate are required to serve them with
the necessary vouchers upon me at the
office Of Noulton Z Powell. KenneWiek.
Warrington. within six months after the
8rd day Of Nay, 1916. and file the same
with the Clerk Of this court, together with
proof Of such services. or they shan b
forever barred.
Dated 1t Kennewicl. Warrington this
9Th day Of April, 1916.
Lucille Laflkin. Administrative, b.
Noulton Z Powell. AttoEney1 for
Administfatrix. 6:3-17
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Too Late to Classify

SPECIAL NOTICE: Owing to the
length Of the big two-hit feature
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More Thursday and Friday, May
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will be necessary to start the Last
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
By r. VI. LEONARD

Mrs Mary Payne and Aretha
Garter we're co-hoSteSSeS a. mis-
cellaueous shower Sunday az the
Lucy Thurman y WCA. IGNORING
Miss Timetta Carlisle.
Mrs Payne wore a black sheer
afternoon dress With white bodice.
black straw hat, ard black patent
shoes and bag. 20 cree; the guests
Ms Carter was q ~eSSeG ia navy
sur and wore a navy straw sailor.
The honorcc. Who WIl we'd
Leroy Soles saturday wore a
cha-treuSe prin, with black patent
Accessories
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Feminine IOnCh-

In contest held recently by the
Housewives League of Detroit,
several choice menus we're judged
on basis OF nutrition. cost. point
values and attractiveneSs. Some
OF the prize winning menus follow:
MRS, VIRGINIA WATSON. 1854
Scotch, one Of the prize-wInners.
submitted the following menu:
Seafood Casserole
Carrots in Spinach Nest
Apple and Celery Salad
Whole wheat bread
Baked Custard Milk and coffee
ANOTHER prize winner was this
bill OF fare submitted by Mrs. Rosa
L. Wynn. 1886 Orleans:
Liver snothered with onions
steamed cabbage Potatoes
Beet and green pea salad
Cornbread sticks
Home canned peaches
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
MARIE SCRUGGS

frs; prize in The Word Shower"
game. which was Bond Street
cologne. while second went 20
Ruth BankHcad. Who bore box
o, lovely AhIte stationery home.
OtNCr prizes we're won by Jessie
Carte exquisite white lin u
hanklcs as frs. and Louise
MODS FRAGRANT Rose GARDEN SOAP.
As second
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Leon Harrises
AT P.Thompsons
For Brief Visit

Among the recent visitors in De-
troit, are Mr.. and Mrs. F. Leon
Harris from Asbury Park. N. j.
They came by plane with DR.. and
Mrs. Alderman NJ Thompson and
son. Cecil. who have been vaca-
tioning for two weeks in New York
City.
Last Sunday evening, at their
home on West Warren avenue. the
Thompsons' invited in some OF
their closest friends TO meet their
house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ris. Before serving buffet sup
per, consisting OF baked ham. po-
tsto salad. baked beans, spring
salad. hot rolls. relishes and coffee.
The guests enjoyed tasty cocktails.
A huge bouquet OF spring flowers
graced the table.
MRS. THOMPSON looked state
ly. in a dress OF black sheer and
lace. An embroidered bodice
adorned the black silk crepe dress.
worn by Mrs. Harris. Powered
hats. print dresses and gay colored
suits. enhanced the beauty OF the
party. Dr. Thompson took pic
lures OF his guests as they were
seated about the spacious home.
Present among the guests were:
DR. and Mrs. Germany Bennett.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Raiford. DR..
and Mrs. Robyn Arlington. Mr.,
and Mrs. Gus White. DR.. and Mrs
Chester Hedgemsn, DR.. and Mrs.
Jones Mosee, Or. and Mrs. Cleave
Massengile. Mrs. Carmen Murphy
-twhose husband is also vacation
ingl. DR. A. D, Blanchet and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs Harris are NOR
ticians IN Asbury. n. j., and have a
branch Office also in Red Bank,
y. J
Mrs. Sue Green and Mrs. Alice
White plan 10 honor them at a
party next Saturday might. Mrs.
Irene Arlington entertained them
Tuesday at a lovely luncheon.
Many bridge parties are also
planned for them.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Defense Plant
Club In Party

Tense workers and their
friends were enter;a ned a. a party
gwen for employees OF the F. l..
Jacobs Dallas plant al Club SEN
sstion last Tuesday night.
The gala affair was made possible
through the cooperation OF c. B.
Eisenhower and Z. c. Ahlgrim. off,
Gals OF the plant and members
OF the club through its president,
Alex Cradle.
approximately $50 guests were
preSen, al me party celebrating the
successful sixth War Loan drive.
Among other officers OF the club
we're William Jones. advisor
George Boiden and Thomas Bell
Prominent guests were Mrs Sally
Marion o, Savannah. Ga. and
Clarence CONS from New York
Civ.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
GUESTS PRESENT were. Mrs

? 4 Garter mother q the b ide-
elect, Ms Catherine Solos no,Oer
o. the prospective groom, Eliza
beth sherman Marjorie Carter
Marian Gresham. Ruth Bankhead
Eva Collins. Leo;a Smith, Cora
LLOYD GLADYS Harold Mrs {
Castleberry. Mrs. p c. Teeters,
Mrs. Dave Clark. W.,,rcd SinIp-
son. Louise Mohr. Ann Benson,
Margaret Bennett. Myrtle Sea-
brooks. Frances Baker. Ruby Tur-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14

The downward trend Of infant
mortality continued in 1914 with .
rate of 392 per 1000 1--we births as
compared with -40l in 1913.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Mother Is Hostess
At PARTY For Son

AUGUSTA. Ga. - Mrk Maggie
Bailey entertained with dinner
party Saturday, honoring her son
Lonnie Bailey. who is home on
leave from Pearl Harbor.
Those present were Miss w VI
Sampson. Mrs. Lille VI. Reid, Mrs.
Irene Greene. and daughter. Mrs.
Louise Dunbar. Mrs. Ollie Johnson.
Mrs Carolyn Shines. Mrs. Cornella
Peterson. Mrs Marion Scott. OF
New Orleans. Deacon C. H. Harri-
son Of MadiSo. Ga. Deacon Jerry
Brown. Searles E Cocker. Marion
johnson. Lonnie Bailey and wife.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
DURING PERIOD OF
MARCH 81 TO APRIL 2

James Thomas, 30; Alice Wat
son. 20.
Jesse Henry Newton, 80, Alice Har-
riS. 20
Philip c. Smith Jr., 80; Villa
Louise Sheets. 20.
Cecil Hslsey, 80; Louise Kit
ting, 81.
Joseph D Huntsberry, 4S. Pearl
Greer 48
Love King. ~; Evelyn Sturkey 30
Lawrence Anderson. 81; Lena Rob-
lnsOr. %
Auzzie Dukes. 80; Mary Patton 20.
Bernard B Lucas. %; Mildred o.
Blackwell. %
George z. Graham. 81, Bessie Hop
kirs. 81.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14


MRS. SELMA HARRISON, SOS
Alser, won one OF the coveted
rewards for this menu:
Roast beef shoulder with
brown gravy
Spinach Parker house rolls
Pear and cottage cheese salad
Pumpkin pie and coffee
The contest was sponsored by
the consumer committee OF the
league. Mrs. Gertrude Talbert.
chairman OF the committee. super
vised. JUDGES we're Jeanette Watt
food teacher; Margaret Piper, food
teacher a. BarstoW school; and
Christine K. Cobb. home economics
graduate OF Tuskesee institute.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
THE WILL co UNION CLUB

Me; ., the home Of the preSi-
dent The Bible lesson was led
by Mrs Jane McClain The i'll
ness Of the assistant chaplain VAS
announced The next meeting Wlll
be held q, ;he home OF Mrs Rosie
Reeves 1856 Hendrlck street All
members are urged 20 attend AID
bring a guest Mrs Brown served
the club members tasty luncheon
Mrs NJ Brown is president OF the
Cluh
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Surprised BY Hubby
With Birthday PARTY

AUGUSTA. Ga Mrs. Maude B.
Brooks VAS entertained with a
surprise party on her birthday.
The affair was given by her hus-
band. Deacon J T Brooks, at their
home on 18th street.
Assisting in sponsoring the en-
tertainment were their daughters,
Misses Jessie and Carrie Brooks
Among the gifts received by the
guest OF honor, was a valuable
present from Pvt Brooks. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, who is some
where in France.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14

SPRING FLOWERS cen;ered the
table laid on a acc cloth. The menu
consisted o; open-tsced sandwiches.
relishes. nut, and candies, punch
and cake.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
H|l|Lz|I'zZ|1s|Z|2s'a

many head TO turn. Bonnie's was
purple and Marges pink rose.
Two major parties last week end
held the social spotlight in Detroit.
They were the Silhouettes' cabaret
party at the Club $50 last Friday
evening which hundreds OF De-
troiters attended and the Round
Robins smooth dance at the Urban
League. Both affairs were enjoy
able.
BITS
So Walter Thompson and Alberta
Sims slipped away and got mar
ricd Saw them Saturday night
and Alberta was positively radiant.
Congratulations.
Already the showers have started
Tor Timetta Carlisle who Will be.
come the bride Of Leroy Soles Sat.
urday at St. Matthews church.
Al the Delta reception SATURDAY
afternoon honorin2 witty. talented
Mrs. Paul Robson, a bcvy OF
beauties assisted. The sweet
young things were Rose Campbell.
Constance Blount, Mary Louise
Fisher, Dorothy Hicks, Helen
NivaciouS Mrs. Robson. who
spoke al the Rackham building.
. a brilliant converSationalISt
We cnatted with her a feN mo-
mcntS and found that We were mu-
taal admirers OF her young son,
Pau! Robson JE, who Is making
-ttafHe-fef- himself at Ger
nell n
A last minute fash reveals that
Sadye Atkins Brown is the mother
Of baby girl born IN Womans
hospital.
Russ Cowans plans that yearly
solourn to Hot Springs, Ark
Q L Lucas S searching FOR some
talent ton'tne qD and don't mean
the bathing beauty variety.
Cecil Robinson had dec ded tina,
two can live a. cheaply as one and
placed the diamond on the third
anger. left hand Of El7age;h
Brammer.
They say the aud cree sppiaudcd
for more at Rose CampbellS affair
Saturday night a. the Nacaoees
building That Lite glri : clever.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Mafrons Sew At
Conant Meetinq

The Stitch and Nine Ma,yonS OF
Conant Gardens gathered al the
home Of Alice Bell OF Binder street
FOR the second meeting Of the
month. Thursday The mstrons sew
on alternate meetings. and so ar
rived with their sewing bags and
what have YOU and settled down
FOR an industrious hour.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Bride-Elect Is Feted
With Nuptial Shower

ner, Jessie Carter. Blanche Stur-
key, Gladys Somervilie, Lillian
Brown. Helen Gsult, Nellie Green.
Reecie Jackson, Ethel Baker. Ma
RE Scruggs, Frances Polk and
others .------e
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14

AFTER THE sewing al were in
V.'cd INFO ne dining room where
the ;aole VAS eSFccia,,H pretty. laid
Nth cleaning crystal After the
merd NaS served The business Of
the cluo WaS taken up. The chair
man suggested TIA; a copy OF the
Life II GEORGE Washington Car
yer be presented by them 10 the
library az Wayne university.
Further plans were made for
their cocktail party TO be held in
MAY =: the Civic Center
Members present were. Alice
Bell. hostess. G. Smith. chairman.
A-nes Moss. Rose Matthew's. Susie
johnson. Mary Berry p, Booker.
Cleo Stewart. Juanita Bass. Mrs
Berry OF Wexwood Wlll be he next
hostess.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
WEEKEND HI0HLI0HTs

Ben Henderson had a birthday
Friday and Theresa presented him
with very handsome pair OF
Stacks. They were so pretty
Ben was telling friends that they
were pajsmas. y
The Nathaniel teaches have
added a third member to. their
family. A son was born TO them
last Monday at Ford hospital.
And speaking Of newcomers. 1t.
end Mrs. Joseph Jenkins expect
the stork. Mrs. Jenkins, nee Herths
Priest. will join her husband in
Connecticut
Come Saturday. April IA and the
National Auxiliary Medical assoc
, citation will sponsor benefit
bridge dance al the YW.CA. at
100 pm. This is a must on your
list See Mrs. Germany Bennett
for tickets.
Pretty Lcnore Ports is vacation
Ing in Chicago. Lenore heads
the mailing and advertising depart
ments at Annis Furs.
Mrs Nora Hutchinson was pleas
antly surprised when her husband
gave birthday party in her honor
las; Monday
PARTIES OF THE WEEK
Atty. Joseph Craigen. who has
special talent for playing host.
entertained Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Grant Of Ypsllanti. Mich Saturday
in the lovely recreation room OF his
home on King avenue. .-
Guessing al this affair were Flea
nor Harris DR.. Ransom. Ehzao erl
Annette. Rose Wall. Oscar Hand,
Frankie Davis, Eleanor Harris,
Phil Robinson. Maurice Ellis,
Yunice Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Ramsey OF Chicago, William
Price, Chicago. Erms Cox and
Charles Nicholson.
THE EDWARDS ENTERTAIN
The visit Of attractive Florence
Hi from Philadelphia 10 Detco't
was the incentive for dinner par
~ Sunday given by DR. and Mrs
G. Edwards in her honor
The hostess served an elaborate
e!eht-course dinner. after which
tho guests had chance - Styoll
or the lawns OF the beautiful Ed
va-d>' estate.
GacS,S 81 this afair were. ~
and Ms Walter Harmon d and
VI Bcnaml0 BroWn,cy EI1s-
ben Annette. Joseph CraIgan, and
d. "a Mrs. John Edwards.
Heard tha; Mrs josephine Love
was IN Womsns hospital for a
chcckap Trust She s better now
Then a, the Ytrahcs Musical
Sunday (which by the way VAS an
Easter parade smart Dctroters
enjoyed a versatile and beautiful
program They say that Bonnie
Smith ard Margaret Thomas had
o. some chapesus that caused
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31

ARC weldeTs, experienced with mild
steel, assemtlers, plant protection. ma
terial handlers CrahAm-PaiEe Motor
Car. sSO5 w Warren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
WOUNDED

SGT. LEO #. BADER, IS, infan-
try, Feb. 25, Germany; now hos
pitalized in Cleveland; Annuncia-
tion graduate; Plymouth employe; !;
in service October, 1913; overseas
July, 1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Bader, 1866 Jameson.
PVT. RAYMOND c. JACQUES,
"a, infantry, Feb. "a, France,
awarded Purple Heart; North
western graduate; Briggs en-
ploye; in service July, 1914; over
seas January, 1915; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurent Jacques, 1777 Anita,
Crosse Pointe Woods; three broth
ers, Lawrence, Francis, Robert, in
service.
CPL. JOHN NJ. GAZVODA, 20,
field artillery, Feb. q. Germany;
hospitalized, France; awarded
Purple Heart; Cooley graduate;
Ex-Cell-O employe; in service
February, 1913; overseas October,
1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
J. Gazvoda, 1860 Strathmoor.