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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
CARD OT TSsANns

We WisH t0 lhank our many friends, relatives and Hsighbors, especially Gnitsd spanish War Veterans, Conn, State Guards, heo- will F0rAmaH's Assoeiationi Hqoyili's North Mill H0iisi WtBy, Fire Dept, Truck l, Engine 10. Ha0yill Load . ing Room 7i-b, for floral offerings and the expressions of AytHphti b y and kindness shown ns during 0iir recent bereavement. the death of our beloved husband. fsthsr and brother, Morgan Bowling,
 MRS, MORGAN BOWLING
 and FAMILY,
 MISS BRIDGE DDWttNu,
 MRS. IOHisFHlhE AEVILLh
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-24
MAAh

moGuAJu First anniversary Maki 0f requiem will be celebrated Fri- day morning, Jan 2Gih. Rt 7a0 o'clock. st the Sacred Heart Church. for ths reposs of Inc sOui of the late Mrs, Sadie iilHekburr MoBTAth,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-26

morda teptajo mnozice po njem
in ne vedo, da me vsaka stopi-
MIA ma drago gomilo zaboli v
duso.
Ma wrath sem zacul premi-
kanje poklopca ma Knici. Sluzbu-
joel paznik me je prisel opazo-
vat. Zlezel sem S stola in Sc
pripravil, pisati prvo pismo
starsem. ze dopoldne 80 mi pri-
nesli pisalne potrebscine. Pc
hisnem redu je bilo dovoljeno
novincem oddati in prejeti vsa-
ka diva meseca po emo pismo.
Kaznjenec : knjiznicar me je
zelo pogosto posecal pri lnici.
Povedal je, da ina Is letno je-
co. Bill je clan neke roparske
tolpe, XII je prva leta po vojni
vznemirjala prebivalce gorenje
savinjske doline. Dozdeval Sc
mi je precej nacitan, kar nj
cudno, ker je re cetrto leto O.
pravljal knjizniearjevo dolznost,
Pravil je, da ga je moi slucaj
zelo zanimal in da 81 je izrezo-
val casopisne clanke, XII so po-
rocali O umoru ma Vodovodni
cesti in pozneje o obravnavi
{Dalje pr1nodnj1c)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-26

mel izpred oltarja kratek nago-
vor, v katerem je pojasnjeval
pomen tega praznika.
Pc obedu sem pristavil stol
pod okno in Sc sprawl uzivat
razgled. Zunaj je bill prelep po-
znojesenski dan. Pc vrtu civil
ne bolnisnice so setale usmiljen-
ke z velikimi, belimi, kreljutim
podobnimi pokrivali. Celica je
bila polna solnca. Mad kaznilni-
CO je letela jata vran, XII so sc
zoprno drle. Ma slemenu sosed-
NIGGA krila so V dolgi vrsti Sc
deli golobje, Sc dobrikali drug
drugemu in zadovoljno krulili,
Zagledal sem sc v daljavo, a
misi so plule dalec, dalec "a de.
veto goro in spremljale crne
mnozice ma pokopalisce k Sv
Krizu. V duhu sem gledal ne.
znane ljudi, XII resnih obrazoy
hite, da prizgo ma grobeh dra'
9Th mrtvih lucico v znamenje
ljubezni in toplega spomina
Noben ne gre praznih rok; ts
nese lep, umetno spleten venec
oni Sop belih in temnordeciE
krizantem. Savska costa je IL
premenjena v tenn casu v va
lujoco reko ljudstva. Bog We, al
Sc je napotil kdo h grobu, kjel
pociva Fanika? Ali je prizga
kdo ma njenem grobu topic ir
svetlo lucico? Ali il je prinesel
kdo krizantem bolj belih cd mo,
je nedolznosti mad memo smrt.
jo, bolj rdecih Cd meme muce'
niske krvi, XII je pojila Vodo'
vodno cesto? Morda pa je po'
zabljen in zapuscen njen grob
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-26
PET LET POZNEE>
LOJZE JERANCIC
liz dnevniko odpus6eneeo koznienco)
nosti, a Sc >nisem mogel domisli.

nosti, a Sc >nisem mogel domisli-
ii nikogar, XII bi ga poznal.
Veeerjo so mi porinili skozi
limo v vratih, XII je bila sicer
zaprta z malimi, zeleznimi vra-
ticami. Pc isti poti sem dobil
sveze vode, XII jo je delil musli-
man il velike, plocevinaste po.
sode, visece mu ma mocnem jer-
menu, XII 81 ga je bill dal okolj
vratu.
Pc vecerji sem Sc kmalu cd.
pravil spat in sem Sc zbudil Sc
le tedaj, ko je zvonilo budnico
26. oktober
Svoj dvajseti rojstni dan sem
pricel z izdelovanjem papirna'
tin vrecic. Dnevna kapaciteta te
produkcije je znasala pri men
8OO-1OO0 komadov. Delal sem
navadno samo dopoldne, a po'
poldne sem cital knjigo. Vsak
teden sem dobival po emo il his
ne knjiznice.
Tovarisev nisem videl druga.
&c, kakor ma sprehodu, kamor
so mas vodili med drugo in tre-
ito uro. Medsebojni pogovorj
so bill strogo zabranjeni, ka-
kor tudi kajenje. - Kaznjenci
so vkljub temu popusili skrivaj,
&c je kateri kje kaj iztaknil; a
pogovarjali smo Sc, CHM Sc je
ponudila prilika.
Papirja sem incl dovolj, a
pisalne priprave nobene. Ma I'VE
re v tedanjih okoliscinah mi nj
bilo misliti.
November
Vsi sveti. Dopoldne smo bill
pri slovesni masi. Kurat je j.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-26
(Nadaljevanje)

Novo stanovanje je bilo po-
manjkljivo opremljeno. Notri
nisem nasel ne slamnice, ne vr-
ca "a vodo, ne umivalnika. Oh
stem je bio dvignjeno prazno
ogrodje zelezne postelje. Okno
je bilo sneto. Pristavil sem stol
in stopil mani. Videl sem ravno
tia, kakor iz kleti; onstran OBJ
zidja je bila zelezniska proga,
dalje ma levi sem opazil vojas-
nico. Nebo je bilo preprezeno S
temnimi oblaki. Okoli vogalov
je prizvizgala burja in me mrz-
10. oplazila po obrazu. PrislonI
sem okno in ga pritrdil S pri-
pravljenimi vijaki.
Tedaj je paznik odprl in mu-
sliman mi je prinesel vrc vode
in umivalnik. Kmalu potem sem
dobil Sc napol prazno slamnico.
Sprehajal sem Sc po ozkem pro-
storu in razmisljal svojo zalost-
no usodo. Takrat Sc je zaculo
po stem mocno trkanje. Ko sem
Sc odzval, je bilo. zopet VS. e
mirno. Sosedu je bilo nemara
dolgcas in je zelel prejeti z mo-
je plati kako znamenje zivlje-
MIA. V vratih je bio polno "a
rezic. Bogve, ko Ii ko mojih
prednikov 81 je ma ia nacin "a
znamenavalo potekanje casa ?
Bog We, ali so 1pomenile tiste
zarezice dneve, tedne, ali mese-
ce? S kollkim hrepenenjem so
bile vdolbene, koliko mad in ma
crtov so pomenile! In ozki praz-
nj presledki med mimi SO bill
brez vsebine, kakor je bill "a IT,
stega, XII jih je zacrtal, bre e z
vsebine dan, teden, mesec, XII
ga je prezivel med stirimi ste-
nami, "a zaklenjenimi vrati, "a
zamrezenim oknom
Pozno popoldne sta mi pri-
nesla diva kaznjenca skladovni-
CO papirja, leseno posodo S
klejem in copic. Eden cd prisle-
cev mi je stisnil v roko kos -
casopisa. Nato sta mi pokaza
la, kako je treba delati vrecice
in sta odsla. Ko sem bill sam,
sem razgrnil list in cital: TIE dni
so drugimi kaznjenci privedli
V mariborsko kaznilnico tudi A
lojzija Jerancica. Radovedno 81
je ogledoval mesto in nj kazal
nobene potrtosti.
Jel sem ugibati, kdo mi je po-
svetil v Marlboro toliko pozor-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-30
Help Wanted

6-Help Wanted
ELECTRIC WELDERS -Shipyards.
Essential. Plenty OYER time. Call
Fred or Harry lincoln Welding
Works, 4O01 36th St. Phone T4461.
San Diego. 8-5
CARPENTER or bill poster helper.
Experience not necessary. Good
wages, permanent Job. Al G.
Smith CO.. 1470 Adams. 7-31
CATERPILLAR driver wanted. one
who knows farm work. Good wag-
eS. Steady work. day or night
shift. Phone $50. Evenings 2052-J.
80
A MAN TO KNIFE 30 acres. 3i4
miles NV. Imperial. P. o. Box
131, Imperial. 81
MAN TO WORK IN processing plant.
Apply Ardens Farms Co. 3!d
and Broadway. 8-4
TRACTOR DRIVER wanted EX
perience not necessary. Cal 1928
NJ 90
MACHINERY 'onccrt needs stem
ographer-typi Work is pcrm1-
nent. Good salary and WOrk-ng
conditions. Prefer Local tXperienc-
ed woman.
FAURE TRACTOR 4 EQUIP.
/ FL CentrO Phone 62J
81
/ RELIABLE GIRL to stay with tEo
year old occasionally evenings in
our home Transportation. Reply
\ 8l3 Holt go
/ WANTED Cook and waitress. Top
I wages. Call JacumDa T. SO
COOK WANTED. Apply Clements
Drug Store. 80
WANTED Registered nurse viii
! car. Apply Dr. HUbDeH, Health
Dept, Court house. 7-3l
| WANTED Electrician, steady work
and good wages. Indio Electric
Shop, 4j1 Smurr Ave, IndIo Cal
8-4
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-30
l5-Summer Homes Sole. Rent

PropertY-Ledse
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-30

FOR RENT-4O acres in alfalfa for
vegetables. $500. Phone 1855 aft
er pm. 8-3
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-30

, 4 section uf DocHTcnt No +',i.' ~
the Office of Price Administration. Part
l3s0-Mctor Vehicle and Motor Vehicla
Equipment (Moxi1nt Price Regulation
sac, Amendment 81 euds as follows:
"9. Section is also amended by
the addition Of new sentence to
read cs follows: III shall olso be q
violotion of this regulation for any
person TO offer to sell used car by
advertising in any publication unless
there is stated il the advertisement nj
the make. model YeuT. model und
BODY type Of the used car. the sell
et's offering price. and q notice con
tanning the words within OPA cell
inc Or other words which express
the some meaning"
32-A-Automotive Service
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-30

8-SituutionS Wonted
GIRL WILL DO wasting and iron-
ing at home. nice work. 29J Hell
Earncstine Holloway. 80
9-Business Opportunities
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-30
MEXICAN COOK FACES
AUTO THEFT HEARING

Oscar Gonzales, 10, McXican cook.
vas arrested Sunday in Los Angeles
"a a car theft charge sinucd by RAY
Hill lie will appear luf preliminary
bearing before Justice ol tie Peace
]. Il. Simpson at 2 pm Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-30
transportation

---~1 ->-> ~-~,~,~---~ %, - >>~~~>>>~~>>~~~~
RIDE TO l.. A. wanted Aug. l. ,, or
3d. Mother and 10 yr. old BOY.
BOA. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-30
COT JAIL SENTENCES

Pedro Loznu 2i and jose I'm
Genes. 27. both B,aWley McHl,-n
l1borrrs are >ptunmg 50 days IN ,ut
county jail for disturbing thc p.a e.
Justice " F,a,c j. x. Miller .,l-
t.nlcd thc tNo mesa Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-30
t,ti>, DIVORCE DttEFE

Lucille i Johnson a4lurdo. was
"tlnt"d an iu,,r.o,Uor< decree Of
d-ofgr i:"n Harry W. JohuJn.
~! jJlH-0n N@s .en c.-.out %,
N d"t=h. ana J.uu.yu r..-
aos w t"o .ons.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-30

Somebody wants to share that
ride with yo1. A Transportation"
want ad will lind them. Phone 300
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-30
You Can Talk TO One Man CIassifi
l7-CountrY PropertY-Ledse

l7-CountrY PropertY-Leose
w. {. HANCOCK
Since 1914 The Farm Land Man"
u miles west of Court House
PHONE 689
FOR RENT-4O acres in alfalfa for
vegetables. $500. Phone 1855 aft
er pm 8-3
l0-CountrY fIopertY--S0le
HOUSE AND 10 ACRES for sale.
mi. west Imperial Newside ditch.
i. mi. north. bedroom house
all modern. furnished. Cows,
chickens, horses. Blaine LOwary.
81
WE HAVE \ GOOD 90 acre ranch
with modern home Close to e
Centre on paved highway. See
me ior particulars.
HERBERT LOWDERMILK
Real Estate 1t Insurance
ll6 No. 9th Ell Centre
80
! .cLNE VALLEY Large lots - s400
{ and 5000. Buy now. Build later.
( +. c. Bangs. broker. 81
I 20 ACRES with > room frame
house. This is a choice 80, we'll
located. Close in southwest of
Fl Centre. Irriga'cS with l big
/ ditch with direct water and
/ GOOD drainage. LeIc,ed last year.
Sand sub-sOil Only 20 inches
/ below surface. Adjoining lands
sold for $3.50 per acre. This go
can be had for $4,000 on very
h.cral terms.
10 ACRES just outside of I'M
pcIa City limits. Z bedrooms
frame house With city water,
chicken houses, barn box stalls,
dOuJIc garage. , rcenrd in
sleeping rooms on top Of house.
Completely furnished Living
ruOm IS beam type ce!OteX in
aulucd with 4 real fireplace
$Gj00 with 4 very amall down
payment.
TWEED JOLLY
IISTINGS WANTED
GA Main Phone AZ
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-30
FUGATE
FOR
FARMS

Ga Main Phone 474
3-2
FOR SALE About 60 acres Of the
best land with good modern
, house. 81 600 Possession end of
! escrow. $1,000 down. balance reas-
enable payments at A. int. See
Starr Won Fiu~5. G64 Holt 8-3
80 ACRES. Two years IN alfalfa.
Good water delivery and drain
age Modern house with modern
/ coIVrnirncee. Barn. garage. chic
ken pen. owner must leave valley
! u.c 10 his health mi. east and
lui aouth Of junction Of Ill
highway ana Imperial highway
/ Howard Larson. 3-3I
! FOR SALE 80 acres 2-yr. old al
! falf3. Good buildings on the high
way. Water under pressure Might
rent for term Of years. c. Muncey.
G02 Main. ga
FOR RENT 2G acres. Suitable for
vegetable growing. Inquire Buena
Vista Auto Court. 818 East 133rd
ST., Hawthorne, Calf. 8-3
l9-CitY Properly :or Sole
>>-~>-~~0~--~>"~~> ~>>D7>~-)>>'-0-~-0-~~~~~
FOR SALE-3 bedroom home on
south side. See Starr Won FluSs
C64 Hplt. 81
. BEDROOM Apt. downstairs fur
nished Groom Apt. upstairs. I'M
mediate possession $4,000.
KATE OLDHAM
l27 10. 9TH El Centre
~
TOR SALE bedroom house, cleo
tric water heater and cooler. 513
No. G. Imperial. 7-31
5 ROOM frame. hardwood floors
throughout. Newly painted. Dou-
bic garage. On SandalWOod Drive
$500 down.
BEAUTIFUL STUCCO home. close
in, south side. Large rooms in
perfect condition. Has dining room
and breakfast nook. 2 nice bed
rooms modern tile bath with sunk
IN tuO and shower. Accessible
basement that is swell for den or
sleeping. $1,000 under the market.
For price and terms, see
TWEED JOLLY
GA Main Phone 474
81
MODERN stucco bedroom dwell
r Ii,tiNrr a
floors every room, fireplace. tile
drain. stationary tubs. wired for
electric stove. also piped for gas.
double garage. All Improvements
in first class condition Immed-
late possession. Look this over.
compare il with other properties
| for sale. Price $4,000. S2500 cash,
| balance monthly payments.
| NUFFER LAND COMPANY
1l3 No. 9th St. Phone 45-W
sc
20-Wonted-Reul Estate
WANT TO BUY home. Moderate
price, south side. close in. between
4th and 9th streets. Possession By
Sept. lst. Tel. 1122-W. Sc
2l-F urniture for Sale
DIVAN AND CHAIR set; l occa-
sional chair; end tables: coffee
table; lamp table. 582 Ell Centro.
call before noon. 7-3l
LARGE Simmons divan and chair
for sale. $50 Brighton. 81
TWO COOLERS, / rotary blower;
household furnishings for 5 room
house. Inquire 461 Len Rey. 81
22-Electricol Appliances
DESERT COOLERS for sale. New
boxes, Il hip. motors, Is inch
blades. Phone 43, Holtville. IN
qrire Fire Hall 81
900 AND $500 Gu. Fl. new blowers.
large fan type and trailer house
cooler, motor and blade. Extra
metal boxes. 321 No. Z St, Impe-
rial az
Somebody wants to share that
rice with yoT. A Transportation
want ad will lind Them Phone 300
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03
0PA TO ASSIST
RETURNING VETS

Appointment Of a committee of
the North Carolina Association of
Certified Public Accountants to
help members of the accountancy
profession returning from war
service in their vocational guild
ance, placement or educational
problems was announced yester.
day by Charles S. Lowrimore OF
Wilmington, president of the As.
ISOLATION.
The committee members an.
nounced by President Lowrimore
are Erie E. Peacock, Professor Of
Accounting Of the University -o1
North Carolina; George R. Poole
and William M. Russ Of Raleigh
George E. Perrin of Greensboro
and Harry R. Borthw;ck- of Win
ston Salem. All are certified pub
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03
FOOD SHORTAGE
| BLAMED ON U. S.
BY HOWARD FLIEGER

WASHINGTON, May a. R -
A House Food Committee today
blamed Government policies for
the growing meat shortage and
black markets, and warned OF an
approaching crisis in eggs and SUI
gar.
It placed before the administra-
ton a nine-point revision Of con-
trols-including a top priority for
food production through Iceland
urged:
There must be action now. The
price line is weakening"
The food committee headed by
Rep. Anderson (D-NM) conferred
with President Truman over the
recommendations Of its 7,000-woro
report-product Of a six-weeks IN
vestigation-but members said hs
indicated no reaction. Yesterday
the President issued a statement
praising OPA's entire price con
troll program.
Although the committee made
no direct denunciation Of any sin
gle Government agency, it traced
the meat shortages and black
markets to OPA's price and en-
forcement policies, to the Wal
Food Administrators revisions o;
production orders and other gov
eminent programs.
To cure the food crisis it rec
commended:
l. A subsidy for cattle feeder.
to put more weight on beef fol
market.
2. A boost in the hog support
price to 1880 a hundredweight.
3. A coordinated food program
all the way from producer to con
sumner, linking production quotas
prices, distribution and rationint
in one set-up.
4. A top priority for food pro
duction, with arrangements for ad
equate farm machinery and man
power, and an increase of storage
facilities so that SURPRISES can be
stock-piled against future short
ages.
5. Separate ration points fol
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03

lie accountants and members OF
the North Carolina Association.
The new committee will cooper
ate with Federal and State govern
ment agencies and other groups
providing vocational guidance and
placement service to returning
veterans. 1t will also help to bring
veterans interested in accountan-
cy in touch with facilities astab-
lished by the Veterans Bureau
nd educational institutions 10
meet educational and training re-
quirements of accountants return
ing to civil life.
Through the committee, thu
North Carolina Association vete--
ans cooperation program will be
linked to a professional refresher
course now being prepared by the
American Institute Of Account
ants, national professional society
Of certified public accountants,
and to be taken by veterans in
schools Of accountancy, or through
Individual study
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03
DAVIS EDUCATION
PURPOSE IS TOLD

camp DAVIS, May 2 - THAT
'hey who have sacrificed most to
acnleve victory will be equipped to
ENJOY and perpetuate our way oil
Ae' IS the goal of the Informa.
u0ll and Education Branch of the
0'ien'a'ion and Training division
49, =. lamp Davis, accordig to its
>".el' captain Irving Norton.
r. AZ guest speaker. on the weekly
"a lamp ~ DAVIS radio program, John.
~ ZONES Marching Home, broad.
t ts laSt night over the Whining.
t .on station WMFD, Captain Nor
W., i polh'ed out tina while the Ar.
n.;.h Is s.. often primarily concerned
e rlul building up a mans body and
s sl.o physical techniques. it is
t slso concerned with the stimula.
"V ~. ana cultivation of his mind.
m s sHe whole purpose Of the Infor-
, saia u and Educational division
s soId captain Norton, is to help the
NV rTvalel 90 a better job in the Ar.
in n.y. o; and, eventually, a better Job
q clear sl' ts;n3.; lite. Long ago, the
ed ~ NV snlnklng people who found
tsrr, ou' g. nation realized that the
tom toms democracy" and "educa ca
dem 1 are interdepenlent. No real
sducst;aa'ey is possible for an un.
w word IN the true sense Of tho
Ian State N''o'ioh IN totalltar.
Rex ast e,n, in the broadcast, s.srt
res ~ mann, formerly combat 49, o.
fore r.'uen IT with the Seventh Al,
centrs! Bret" magazine i'm in tht
por .slsl n Pacific. interviewed u Cone ~.
s gujt s,S lex Perrin and Bin A A,, tut
who sa,'t hss and singer respectfully nrie[,'
E sy nave v recently returned ed'l tray,
tb sSp n,1 England and France WHOM d,or,'
se ss Performed e, for troops ; as ~ Fnsno
unit, OIL a combat entertainment tai ,,ru,,,,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03
Top German MiLitarist
Captured ByAmericans

WITH U. S. SEVENTH ARMY
IN SOUTHERN BAVARIA, May
q (P -Thin-lipped Field Mar
shall Gen. Karl Rudolf Gerd Won
Rundstedt, Germany's top Mill
tary strategist taken prisoner by
American troops south of Munich.
told his captors today it was
senseless for the Reich to fight
any longer.
Advised of the reported death
of Adolf Hitler, the cold Prussian
aristocrat commented without
elaboration: Admiral Doenitz has
been in charge for some time"
Won Rundstedt said that he went
to Berlin March IL to bid Hitler
farewell and that the Fuehrer
seemed to be in good health then
but was shaking like he had the
palsy
He said Field Marshal Albert
Kesselring was somewhere in Ba-
varia and Field Marshal Walther
Won Model was either dead or cap
tured.
The man who directed the Ger
man armies at the peak of their
success and again just before they
sank to the depths of defeat, was
captured by young American
lieutenant on his first combat as
signment. The field marshal was
surprised at his home in the little
spa of Bad Toelz, about five miles
from Munich, just after he had
finished dining with his family last
night.
The capture was made by 1t.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03

Joseph Burke address not given)
and a detachment from Company
A, 141st regiment, seth Infantry
Division. A Seventh Army an
nouncement said it was Burke S
first combat assignment since he
received a battlefield command
three weeks ago. Taken prisoner
with the field marshal were his
son and aide, 1t. Hans Gerd Won
Rundstedt; a driver and a medi-
cal aid man.
He was brought to the command
post of Maj. Gen. John Dahlquist,
36th Division commander, at
a. m. He made his comments about
Hitler and Doenitz there before
being driven away in a binding
snow storm to 1t. Gen. Alexander
M. Patch's Seventh Army head
quarters.
Dahlquist told me that he was
in pajamas when Won Rundstedt
was brought in.
maybe 1 should have put on
my dress uniform but I didn't
think it necessary" the American
officer said. II explained that !
had been asleep and he seemed
to understand.
At General Patch's headquar.
tiers, Won Rundstedt said he was re-
lieved of his command March ]
because of failing health. The
field marshal appeared tired and
nervous from the long trip from
Bad Toelz and declined to answer
questions Of newsmen. However,
he readily accepted an offer OF
Maj. Gen. Frank w. Milburn, La
fayette, Ind, commander of the
21st Army Corps, to sit and chat.
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MRS. L. A. JONES

Funeral services were conducted
Sunday from the South West Prim-
tive Baptist church, Jacksonville,
for Mrs. L. A. Jones, "a, who died
Saturday at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. L. F. Jackson, fol-
lowing a weeks illness. 1nterment
followed in the family cemetery.
Survivors include: three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Wilbur Dixon, and Mrs.
L. F. Jackson of Jacksonville;
and Miss Joy Lee Jones Of Will
mington, and four grandchildren.
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Obituaries
J. H. CLEMMONS

Funeral services for j. Haywood
Clemmons, sc, Of Supply, who died
at his home Tuesday, were held
at 2 pm. yesterday from the Oak
Grove Baptist church with the Rev.
Vance Simmons, officiating. Bur-
ial was in the Oak Grove cemetery.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. j.
H. Clemmons; son A. Lee Glenn
mons, of Supply; three daughters,
Mrs. L. L. Reedy, Of Wilson, Mrs.
Andrew Cheers and Mrs. Floyd
Hewitt. both Of Supply and IL
grandchildren.
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meat and rigid black market con-
trolls at the source.
The OF h er recommendations
dealt with demands for increased
production of poultry, eggs and
sugar toward off approaching
shortages which the committee
said will reach their peak by late
summer.
The committee regarded the
situation Of eggs and sugar so seri-
Gus that it announced separate in
vestigations for those items, both
to be started soon. It recommend
ed special inducements to poultry
an d sugar producers to increase
their output.
The report didn't say whether
the inducements should be in the
form of direct price increases or
subsidies.
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ROBERT E. POWELL

WHITEV1LLE, May 2.-Robert
Ellis Powell, 50, Raleigh, former
ly of Whiteville, died in Savan-
nah. Ca, hospital early Tuesday.
The son of the late J. c. and
Lee Ellis Powell, Of Whiteville he
had been connected with many
newspapers in the Carolinas.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday afternoon at o'clock
in the Mckenzie chapel with the
Rev. R. r. Kennedy officiating.
Burial will be in the Whiteville
cemetery.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
R. M. Creekmore and Miss An
ME Lee Powell, Of Whiteville;; and
a daughter, Miss Louise Powell,
of Baltimore, Md.