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CORPORAL TELLS OF
"D-DAY" IN SWP

On D-Day in the Southwest Pa
cific, the Philippines, our convoy
was attacked by Jap bombers;
everybody was on duty al his post
ard We were doing a good job OF
keeping the Japs away. Finally a
Jap bomber near our ship decided
that he was fighting a losing bat
lie and al once made a suicide
dive AZ our ship He did not make
success in the dive-our ship was
slightly damaged. and no lives
were lost. Cpl. William Hawkins
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Evening star., 1945-01-14
Benefit Planned
At Art Center

Plans are being completed for
the benefit ball for the Children's
Art Center, which will be given
Friday. January 26, 1t the Shore
ham Hotel. Waltxing will be fsa-
tured during the evening. There
will be an amusing fioor show Of
moving tableaux Of the evolution Of
the waltz, as well rs exhibitions Of
the samba and conga.
The art center has provided free
instruction In creative activities, In
painting and in ceramics for chill
dren Of all races In Washington
during the. past 8 years. Over 5000
children have used this opportunity
for guidance, recreation and fun.
Funds raised by the ball will help to
carry on the work of the center In
the gallery at 1744 X street.
Mrs. L. Metcalfe Wallipg, presi-
dent of the center, has appointed
Evening star., 1945-01-14
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. johnson of
Norcross, Ga, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Anne
johnson to Ensign Harold H. Stew
art, U. S. N. r., of Pasadena. The
ceremony took place Thursday at
$50 O'Clock in the Lincoln Chapel
OF the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church, the Rev. Peter Mar
shall officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore q white
satin and net gown with q finger
tip veil of white illusion and her
bouquet was of white roses and car
nations.
Miss Helen Aebli was the maid of
honor and Miss Marie Smith the
bridesmaid. They wore blue taffeta
dresses and carried yellow roses.
1t. q. g. Cecil Baker was the best
man and Ensign Paul Prestwood was
groomsman.
A wedding dinner followed at the
Carlton Hotel
Evening star., 1945-01-14

MRS. DUNN.
A recent bride, Mrs. John
Francis Dunn before her mar
rtage i0as Miss Mary Christina
StratD, daughter OF Mr.. Cln-
ton M. StraU of Chicago and
the late Mr.. StrdtD. 1t. Dunn
is the son OF Mrs. Nora Dunn
OF Pittsburgh.
Harris & EtDinu Photo,
Evening star., 1945-01-14

Robinson. Mrs. Edward olin Downes,
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Partridge, Mrs.
Reber Littlehales, Miss Cornelia
Bowie, Miss Mary Morrison, Miss
Natalie Yates and Miss Mary Beal.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

Mrs. Joseph ". Darling chairman
Of the benefit. Other members are
Mrs. Slocum Kintsbury, Mrs. w.
Meade Fletcher, r.; Mrs. Donald
MckneN, Mrs. Geroid Tanqueray
Nogales international., 1945-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Marty Loughman
left Monday to spend a month at
Sacramento.
Nogales international., 1945-10-05
Illness Forces Mr.. Elliott To Take
Years Leave From Mis-. Staff
Sponsored Many Student
Activities During 16
Years On Faculty

The chronic illness of Mr.. Glad
den Elliott has made it necessary
for him to take years leave of
absence. After teaching here six
teen years, Mr.. Elliott, the schools
old standby, is missed greatly.
Mr.. GLADDEN. Elliott was born at
Wenona, Illinois, on April 7, 1904.
His family then moved to Wyoming
in 1918. He attended high school
and college at University of Wyom-
ing from 1920-1927. He received a
degree of Bachelor of Science at the
University of Wyoming and a Mas
ter of Science at Denver University.
In June, 1890, he married Miss
Harp. In addition to 16 years of
teaching, he has helped in five
summer sessions at mis-. He prob
ably has taught over 1000 different
students. e
Mr.. Elliott says the only teacher
left in the Junior and Senior High
School since he has been here is
Mrs. Welty.
He has seen many school improve
ments while teaching, such as, the
building Of the stadium, adding the
stage to the Gymnasium, Roosevelt
School building. the Administration
building, and the change of the
athletic fields site.
Some of the subjects which he has
taught are: first and second year
bookkeeping commercial law, Amer
lean history, general science, ply
sizes, 7th and 9th grade arithmetic
radio, code and theory; first veal
tipping, and the war-training classes
The school activities which he
has sponsored are: business man
ager for IL years, Book Store
years, Assistant Coach 1929-30, Ad
visor OF the P. and s. Club which
put on three minstrel shows, Spon
sor of five senior classes and three
junior classes, three school carni.
vals, scorekeeper for athletic
events, sound system, motion pic
lures, and faculty sports writer fol
local papers for five years.
Nogales international., 1945-10-05
Junior Patrol
Takes Helm In
Safety Duties

The Junior Patrol system was or
ganized under the sponsorship of
Mrs. Brown on Wednesday, Septem-
Der 10. The boys regulate traffic
in the school vicinities at Arroyo,
Elm, Walnut, Plum, Court and
Grand. Their duties are very nee
essary for student welfare.
Captain of the Patrol Squad is
Guillermo Cenceros, Quartermaster
is Gene Peltier, and Staff Sergeant,
George Parks.
The sergeants are: Gerald Mar
tinez, Albert Estrada, Albert Condos,
Edward Moraga. Xavier Hernandez,
Adolfo Moales, and Francisco Arana.
The Corporals are: Frank Damon,
Buddy Sykes, Ricardo Loera, Albert
Tirado, Rafael Gutierrez, and Fran
Nogales international., 1945-10-05
Dramatics Club
Events Planned

The members Of the Maroon
Masque Dramatics Club held their
first meeting Thursday, Sept. 13, at
the high school building.
Mrs. Paul c. McGregor, the clubs
new sponsor, gives great promise of
becoming an excellent dramatic
coach and advisor. This year she
will stress new ideas in advertising
and publicity.
Members of the club are enthusi-
astic in their plans for this year.
They hope to present two three-act
plays and a group of one-act plays
for the entertainment of the stu
dent body.
President Evelyn Chernin ap-
pointed a committee to select play
for future production. A wide va
riety of possible selections has been
accumulated. Such plays as "Ra-
mona" a period romance, "a Muir
der Has Been Arranged" and "Meet
My Wives" a comedy about hus-
band with too many wives, will be
possible selections for production by
this group of students.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Nogales international., 1945-10-05
RETURNS TO COAST

Dave Loeb, former Nogales mer-
chant, has returned to his home in
Beverly Hills, Calf, after visit in
his old home town where he located
in 1898 and lived for more than a
quarter of a century until moving
to California. He owns the j. c..
Penney and Woolworth buildings in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Rochlin and
two year old son returned to their
home in Los Angeles yesterday after
visiting the. formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Rochlin.
Nogales international., 1945-10-05

He says that our. best MIS-.
teams which he has seen were con-
ference champions in 1882, 1886, and
1889.
Mr.. Elliott always described the
football games play by play over the
school sound system.
The students and townsfolk missed
his cheerful comments which they
always enjoyed hearing at the high
school games during the past years.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Nogales international., 1945-10-05

the provisions Chapter 1Os
MIGNARDOT,
Treasur of SantaC CruzC County
Nogales international., 1945-10-05

ciS Sanchez.
The Privates are: Tommy Peters,
Maurice Woodland, Jesus Colunga,
Stanley Capin, Robert Wanless,
Freddy La Mier, Al Sanchez, Rodger
Smith, Joe Lopez, Ramon Lopez,
John Arvisu, Eddie Holler, .Athol
Flanagan, Andy Nichols, and Hector
Franco.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Nogales international., 1945-10-05
NogaHan Aboard {
Ship Carrying
Former Prisoners

Sic Eugene AriaS, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julio Arias, who recently left
KyuShu, Japan, aboard his ship
"Lunga Point" a small aircraft
carrier, writes that it is loaded with
many former Jap prisoners of war
- American, English, Javanese,
Dutch, Canadian, and other nation
ais.
ut is pitiful to see all of those
fellows-bones only-and some of
the bones broken by baseball bats.
These prisoners are in awful condi-
ton, so we have to take considerable
time getting home" he wrote.
Nogales international., 1945-10-05
Rudy Fernandez
GiUen Discharge

Pvt. Rudy A. Fernandez, a former
student and football star of Coach
Smiths powerful team of 1941, has
received an honorable discharge.
Rudy was inducted into the Army
in 1943 during his active Freshman
years when he was the only one in
his class to get a letter
On December 29th, 1914, he was
wounded in action in Luxembourg.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Nogales international., 1945-10-05
Marco Peltier At
Tucson Hospital

Marco Peltier, popular Junior of
Nogales High School, has been con-
fined to bed for the last month.
Because his recovery was slow, he
was sent to st. Mary's Hospital in
Tucson and is expected to be back
home soon.
Marco has been very active in
football. He was elected President
of the en- Club and President of
his Sophomore class last year. The
Tombstone game on Friday, Sept.
21st, was dedicated to Marco.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Nogales international., 1945-10-05
NELSON BROWN
GETTING DISCHARGE

Capt. Nelson Brown arrived at
Tucson Tuesday and joined his wife
and her sons, Wally and Sewell
Goodwin, at their residence in the
Ell Encanto Apartments, Tucson.
They expect to visit their home at
Bueno Vista Ranch near Nogales
after Captain Brown, who has been
stationed in the adjutant generals
office at Fort Worth, Tex, with air
forces headquarters training COM
mand, receives his discharge at
Davis -Monthan Field.
Nogales international., 1945-10-05

Leo Schwamm is leaving tomor-
row for Douglas to spend Sunday
with his father, w. E. Schwamm,
who will be 78 years old Sunday
and who has been a resident Of
Douglas for about so years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
Patriotic Driver
Sued for Divorce

Because she objects 10 her hus-
bands patriotic gesture of riding
10 miles out of his way 10 pick
up a woman share-rider, Mrs.
Amelia a. GeSch Of 1850 Sixteenth,
filed SUN for divorce today against
her husband Earl.
The couple, married ID years,
have six children. They were
separated last April
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
Attd(ker Admits
He Killed Woman

ROCHESTER. Y. y. July y
QNSl-LouiS Dwight BrooklnS
20 Of Syracuse, IS charged with
first-decreo murder m connection
with the death by StranCllnG Of
Miss Helen Caputo
Police said BrookinS had con-
fesSed 10 killing Miss Capulo IN a
weed-tancled TOT on the banks Of
the GencSee River, and Of having
attacked three other women IN
the last four days
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
-YdnIk Genera.
In New Posi-

CHUNGKTNG. July = MS
II. Gen Albert Z WedcmoNcr
American commsnder-ln-chict ln
the China thea'er, announced TO-
day that 1t. Gen George Strate-
never will arrive m Cnunchnc
shortly 70 assume command Of
augmented L. : ar!orceS M
China
Gen. Suatemeyer has heen IN
command OF L. s. forces operating
In Lord Mounthatten Southeast
Asa Command.
II was also announced that Mai
Cen. Claire Chennauit wOulu re-
tain command of the I. ;. l4th
airforCe IN China.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
7, 500 Mack Workers
End To-Day Strike

NEW BRUNSWICK, y J., July
u (INS)-More than . 800 strlk-
ing employees of the Mack Manu-
featuring Corp. returned 10 work
today, ending a l6-day strike over
seniority in layoffs.
The firm s 2.400 workers Al two
Plainheld ~. j plants and 5000
at the Allentown PA plant who
had walked out in sympathy
strikes were expected 10 follow
kuit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
Mother, Daughter
Die in Texas Flood

HENDERSON. Tex, July y
1NSl A mother and her 5-year-
Old daughter were drowned bring
nc 20 four the victims of flash
floods in Texas This week
Mrs Perry Sanders and her
dauChter Mary Nell. were
drowned near ONorthn as high
water inundated highways
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
Italy Wants To Try
Fascist Suspect

ROME ja3y II OINSI-Ntafsh7t
Gfa1isnis transfer 20 jurisdiction
of the Italian government y has
been requested of The A'Hci Toy
Minister az Justice ToG5attD
Gralsni. II was lcanrcd today
IS ~ a concentration camp near
Rome he Will face trial as a
Fasr-st collaboration
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Rhinestone bracelet valued
as keepsake, lost Wednesday. Call
Mrs. States, wy. 1900, Reward.
(S36OB)
LOST-Five cameo necklace. Sou
venir from son overseas. Reward.
Return to $50 Orange.
(3359B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
HELP WANTED-Male or Female

WANTED Qualified woman or
man to work in Doctors office as
secretary. Call Atlantic 334O.
(333lB)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
WANTED To RENT

WANTED Two furnished and
unfinished four or five room
apartment. References. Call Tren-
ton 0969. (3357B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CINDERS, Gravel, crushed stone,
Black dirt, fill dirt, yellow sand.
Any amount. Yards, corner God
dard and Allen Rds. Phone Wy.
7031R11. 1651B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
PERSONAL

After this date I will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
by my wife, Levon.
Arthur Omerod
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
HELP WANTED MALE

WANTED Statesmen, full or part
time. Weekly drawing account
against liberal commission. wyan-
dotte Home Improvement Co., Wy
andotte Theatre Bldg. (3303B)
Evening star., 1945-06-15
Hot Weather is Here. Now,
STORE YOUR FURS

Our fur storage department will in
sure your precious furs oeoinst moths,
dust and domoeino summer heot.
Our expert furriers will examine them
carefully, suggesting cleaning or nee
essory repoirs.
Telephone District 400, Ext. ~
FUR STORAGE e. The Pulais Royut
SIXTH FLOOR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06
TWO NEGROES
READY FOR
Ugh CONGRESS
Dawson Begins
Second Term

WASHINGTON lamp when
the 18th congress convenes two
Ncero congressman. for the first
time since nc carly part Of the
century. VIII be seated The, are
William !. Dawson from the first
district in Chicago and Adam
CLAYTON Powell Jr from INC 2ist
district In New YORK Both are
democrats
Dawson win be starting his sec
oud term having originally taken
Office in January l94a Powell
Will come 10 Washington With
one torn in tho city council OF
New York behind him Their of-
fiees viii be in the old House or
flee building
Not Near Rankin
There is no particular seating
Arrangement followed on the floor
Of The house except thar each OF
tho two major parties occupy one
side or the other OF the main
aisle Contrary 20 an earlier ncws-
paper report. Powell will not be
thrown next 10 Rep John Rankin
Of Mississippi RANKIN occupies
seat on the aisle
The procedure is that all COM
sressmcn sre sworn in as body
ON occasions individual rcprescr-
taiivcs have made special arrange
monts for tho tbiakins There
is likelihood that hoth paw
son and Powell viii hold a press
conference. hui whether Il wll
be a Joint session is not certain
The Democratic party vlll hold
It's caucus on Tuesday preceding
the opening President Roosevelt
Will receive the Freshmen con-
ercssmon sometime after the ses-
sion convenes that IS Il ne fol-
lrws the practice initiated in
l943.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06
Deuey Names
Garner Week.

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06
Zionites Mark
Sesqui Centennial
AT Knoxville
Bishop w. J. Walls
Will Be Keynoter
At Banquet

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06
FIRST NEGRO
WAVES FINISH
AT SMITH

new YORK fANFl- DESPITE
The fact that TWO negro Rirls,
harriet Ida pi,kens and Fsances
Eliza wills suffered the hsndi-
CAP Of cnierine nc Waves school
when moro than one third 81 The
,ieh, weeks course was over. hoth
we're CIRCULATED pee 81. and
Mss Picken- now lieutenant
Oe 10 TIE navy went over ihe
top By tniShins rs one Of five
honor suia,nt- ,ud ranei~r iuird
sn this sm y group Moro ihsn
gpo were commissioning WaAs of.
ficers al the eN,cises
Takins the course ~ Naval Re-
serve Midsllpmens school tWhi
Northampton Mass un me cam
pus of smith cellete IL pirkens
mainfainod thc sfsrdom ~ basket
hs.l which SHE creaird during n"r
tour years az Smith college ~
q regular college student ff(iou
Waves were amazed az the |slh
and precision with which ~
played the game her intellect.
AND genera back
ground were 50 widely discussed
that Life masasine sent pho.
iographer 70 the school to make
pictures OF her At least one %
These photos Will be used IN a
future edition Of the magazine.
II PIekens has bc-a assigned
10 Hunter college. Ncw York
where she will probably train en-
listed recruits
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06
Youth Given
y Years For
Murder Attempt

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- FOREMAN OF Detroit,
70" tho Detroit
vas 'a'' ~ ws.h
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Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
Washington Extolled
At Assembly Session
T.. Paul Burkh0ldcr Guest Speaker
1t Legislative Observance

Tie anniversary of George
WaShin2ton's birth was observed
al Il Joint session of the General
Assembly last Thursday held in the
Senate with the celebration CO.
featured by an address by +. Paul
Hurkholder, the superintendent of
schools i'll rural Kent County, and
the presentation OF American Le-
zion awards to outstanding bond
statesmen of the state in the 9th
War Loan. Coy Walter W. Bacon
and Secretary of State William j.
Storey were escorted To the Senate
by Il Joint Committe" composed of
Senator Robert H. Ierkes Or
ionstom, Senator William II. Ay-
orS tD-Millsborol. Rep. Samuel Il
Bird tR-Centcrville). and William
j. Rose MillSbor0D.
Mr. Burkholdcr cXtOlled Wash
n%ton as Il civilian. general. ant
StatCman. and declared that his
spirit as Il leader and inspiration
has been with the United State!
through all its wars and troubled
periods.
(Turn TO Page 8, Pease)
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
Milford Soldier Is
Awarded Bronze Star
rN. Lafayette Burlingamc Saves
C0mpani0n from Death BY Grenade

The Bronze star for courage
and quick thinking in picking up
= German hand -renadc aud tns -
ing il a~ay from his niachinv -t:u
company hcfore il exploded, Ia
been awarded to Private Lafayette
Burlineame. Ir., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lafayette Burlin9amc, Milford
and husband of Mrs Clara Burlin-
game. Harrington.
Word of the award and a copy of
the citation was received yesterday
Ey his parents. The action took
place last September ; in Belgium.
The citation reads:
Six Germans attempting to
cross the battle area of a machine
gun squad were ordered 10 throw
down their arms One of the Ger
mans tossed a grenade at the SQuaC
and Private BurlinSame. with uttel
disregard of his personal safety
picked the grenade up and tossed
ii to the flank. where it exploded
with no casualties resulting. The
courage. quiCk-thinkinG and imme
diate action displayed by PriVat,
Burlin@ame prevented injury of the
entire maChine-&un detachment
The soldier. who is 28 years old
has been III the Army more thar
two years and was with the troop
that invaded Normandy.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
Friendship Class
Holds Banquet
3Gth Annual Affair Held In Social
Hall Oi Avenue Church

The Goth anniversary banquet OF
the Fellowship Class was held last
Tuesday evening. February 20. in
the social hail of the Avenue Meth
odist Church. There were about
90 members and guests present.
The tables were prettily laid with
flowers and candles on each table.
The Friendship Bible Class served
complete turkey dinner. Mrs.
Jack Willis had charge of the pro-
gram. taking for her subject "The
Home" 1t was regretted. however
that she was i'll and unable to be
present. Mrs Arcadia Ingram. pres
ident OF the class. welcomed the
members and their guests. She also
spoke and gave tribute to the
class deceased teacher. Mrs. A. r
Nunn. and Doctor and Mrs. Reld
founders of the class.
Mrs. Lambert. teacher, tool
charge of the program. which was
as follows:
Herman Johnson was given al
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Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
DR.. G. L. Candee Is
Renamed To Board
CHIEF Justice Layton Appoints vii.
mingtOnian To Important
commission

DR.. Charles L. Candee, of Will
mington. has been reappOinted a
member of the Old Age Welfare
Commission for four years by Chief
Justice Daniel j. Layton.
Dr.. Candee is one of the original
members of the commission which
was created by the General Assem-
bly, in 1891. The only other orig
inal member now serving on the
commission is William f. Metten
Of Wilmington.
other members are George Griel
of Milford and J. Allen Frear, Jr.
When the commission was frs
SET up its primary function was tC
administer the old age pension law
but since then its scope branche,
out to the administration of tht
Welfare Home in Smyrna, and tn,
administration of relief in the thre,
counties. The members ScrV,
without salary.
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