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Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-19
Legislators End
1A-Day Meet;
Return Call Pends
(Continued from PAGE u

Continued from Page u
hearing, we take the verdict, what
ever it is'
The governor said that major
accomplishments included:
More aid for crippled children;
legislation to save juveniles from
lives of crime; better chances for
adult prisoners to be rehabilitated;
greater coverage by the unemploy-
ment insurance act; more clinics
for the mentally i'll; appropria-
tions for new beaches and parks,
and legislation for the benefit of
returning veterans
In speaking of disagreements
with the legislature he apparently
referred to failure of the lawmak-
ers to approve medical and hes
pital care insurance plans, study of
racial problems, and other admin
istration proposals.
After you leave,* Warren said
to the assembly, several hundred
bills will come to my desk. I'm
going to give all of them the bene-
fit CT the doubt, for nothing has
transpired here to influence my
opinion one way or the other in
regard to them
Along with the relief system bill,
the senate passed an administra-
ton urban redevelopment" bill,
allowing cities and counties to take
over rundown areas, by ccndemna-
ton if necessary. and turn them
back to private interests for devel-
opment.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-19
RAMBLING REPORTER

Continued From Page ID
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ellis, asked his
mother
81 can't CO." she said. 81 have to
stay with Pamela. l can't leave your
baby sister"
81 wish we didn't have that baby
sister," mourned Jimmy. Before
we had her you used to go to the
show with me-"
WELL" his mother said firmly,
II can't leave her"
Why don't you sell her?" JIM
my asked.
why, Jimmyi" said Mrs. Ellis in
a shocked tone 1--WE don't sell bab-
ies."
why, Mommy," Jimmy puzzled,
won't the OPA let you?"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-19
COUNTY CLERK
ISSUES LICENSES

County Clerk w. j. McClelland
Monday issued two marriage Ii
censes to Robert Perrine Bonner.
%, marine, and Mary Elizabeth
Jackse, %, San Francisco. tele-
phone operator, and Delmar Carl
Hansen, 20, marine, and Virginia
Lillian Bishop, Is, Centralia, Wash
ington
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-19
EMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
WITHHELD FROM MEXICANS

SACRAMENTO, June 10. CUP)--
A bill exempting from the unem-
ployment insurance act Mexican
nationals imported into California
to help relieve the war shortage OF
labor was passed by the senate dur
ing the closing hours of the legis-
lature.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-19
SALARY RAISES

In other last minute action, the
senate approved salary raises for a
couple of dozen top state officials.
Salaries CT $4,000 year were set
for the lieutenant governor. secre-
tary of state, treasurer, controller
and superintendent of public in
struction.
Also voted $4,000 a year were
the directors of agriculture, nat
ural resources, institutions and So
cial welfare; members CT the State
Board of Equalization, State Rail-
road commission and Employment
Sterilization commission, and the
commissioners of real estate, cor
poraticns and the legislative coun-
sci.
The directors of public works
and finance were voted $4,000;
the director of professional and
vocational standards, $4,000; the
fire marshal. $1,000, and the state
librarian, $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-19
PAYS $50 DRUNK FINE

Eugenio c. Carpio paid $40 fine
on drunk charge in Judge Nor
man Deaton's police court Tuesday.
William M. Harness was released
on a similar charge after posting
$25 bail.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-19
PAYS $50 FINE

PAYS $50 FINE
Tom Robinson, milk truck driver,
paid a $50 fine in Ell Centre police
court Tuesday on a battery charge.
The complaint was signed by Frank
DeGrace, dairyman.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-19
White Carnation Needed

Carl Schooss watched a fight at
the boxing matches Monday night.
He had to announce the winner
and was having a little difficulty
in remembering which was San
chez and which was zorrita. He
couldn't tell one from the other.
He knew which boy won but Carl
couldn't for the life of him decide
which name went with which.
which is your man?" Carl whis-
pered to the man he thought was
the winners second. The man whis-
pered, "Zorrita."
You guessed it. Sanchez won.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-19
FACE DRUNK COURTS

William M. Harness and Eugenio
c. Carpio were booked by El Cen
tro police on drunk charges Mon
day night.
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szs FOR 20 WEEKS

hey Westers have heard a great deal
about the proposal 20 pay SIS a week for
rs weeks 90 every person who has lost his
job a. a result OF the end of the war. but
many OF as do not know exactly what that
would mean in terms OF money. all of
which will come out Of taxpayers pockets.
Further. Il the federal government
takes that action. il will be- doing just what
every state Ia the Union IS already prepared
10 DO.
Nothing We have read covers the mat
Ter 80 succinctly as q paragraph We re-
,eived Yesterday from senator Harry r.
Byrd. Democrat. Of Virginia. who says:
After exhaustive hearings a. a men,
beer of he senate Finance Committee. am
convinced that passage Of the S25 per week
unemployment insurance tor 20 weeks will
De- an incentive 90 idleness and Is not justi-
ned under he present conditions. I'm adj
dition to his the KHgore bin means. IN my
Judgment. the permanent Federal control
of Unemployment benefits. The cost 10
the Federal Treasury alone viii be approx
matelv a billion and q half dollars yearly
and .hi. viii have Co bee paid cat Of bor-
rowei money. The - states now have
rcarl. seven billions Of dollars IN hand
available tor unemployment benefits. This
B. ample 90 take care ot ans present emery
.r,t of unemployment II the state bene-
.t~ are proven o. hg inadequate. then the
legislature of the respective states can
make additional provisions and still main
.an star. control of this very important
Function.
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or not Norman was In iris apart
rnent between seven thirty and
eight thirty Tuesday evening =
lot hinges on that. One CT Ties
girls Is lying and I'm going 20 ma
out who Ii sand fast.
A IL right. here's another ieea.
- Suppose Norman didnt ~
him but has q pretty good i1ss
who did. and she's afraid q -
guy who did the killing. II that
were true. she'd do just what she ;
been doing. wouldn't she-to save
her own skim"
"Ye-e-es," Donohue admitted
reluctantly. "She might, although
that'd b 4 pretty dangerous thin9
60 do. Danes are funny Doat
things like thai-especially II they
like a guy. Can't always tel
what they'll DO. But the one thing
IN say for Norman. she knewn .
damn sight more than she . telling
me-"
lie swung around sharply and
faced Brenda wh0 was sitting ~ ,
sort Of desperate silence listening
10 the tao men
Mrs Blair. u takes ten mir
utcs By taxi 90 get from this apart
ment 90 the Club. You say you
left here a eight and you arrived
az the Club az 8: IS Think that
one over"
Christopher answcred him be-
fore Brenda could speak. There
il q perfectly simple answer o.
that one too. Lieutenant. bit
you've cot % give Mrs Blair time.
Tos can't knock Der all "a . heap
with an accusation and force her
into q position xhere she looks
guilty Just trying TO defend her
sell"
Times important % me TOO.
Mr. HumbcFt. the Lieutenant en-
swercd quickly. IN tell yea what
III do. I'll give Mrs Blair - hours
% clear herself and i'll give Ms
Norman the same amount 81
time"
"Jsst whas - exactly - do you
mean by that"
a, the end Of ~ hours I'm GO
/ Ing 60 make an arrest"
The grim voice - thc Lieutenant
left no doubt rs 90 hts determinn-
I ton In the matter. That's Whmt
mean-and that's final" With 1
curt gesture Of dlsFn iSsal he walked
Gui IL IA F0om Brenda was 90
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14


A IL right, you asked for it
n now III show you the hole
In that alibi q hers Mrs Blair
said she left here a. eight o'clock
Tuesday evening for q dinner date
at the Rendezvous Club. Her maid.
who has made q pretty good wit-
ness up a. now, says u was eight
fifteen. Well. anyway. She came
into the Club Al . quarter Of nine. +"
What does that prove against
Mrs Blair Both she and her maid
have said that Francine Norman
was in this apartment with Blair
all that time. She was here when
ne maid left al eight thirty. Nor
man Il the person you should IN
vessigate. not Mrs. BLAIR"
What do you think I've been
doing all day 49, sending 10 box
tops" TIE officer growled indig-
nansly. but Christopher saw tina,
he was not quite as aggressive as
he had been at first. "Frsncine
Norman went on the lie box this
afternoon and lied like q horse
thief Made . rotten test for her
self. She couldn't explain why she
kept insisiiag Blair had been muir
dered when nobody thought Of
such a thing. least ~ all the doc
tor on the case. But she yawped
on untH I ordered an autopsy. and
b. God. she was right NOw what
want 90 know Is. how'd she
knoWi"
she probably killed him her
self Then she made that accu-
sation right away Because shs
thought Biasr had that monty and
when IL waS found you'd riah'
away turn the heat on Mrs. Blair
and make her take the works..
course. Christopher added quief.
ID. ''the girl Is smart because that
- exactly what you are DOING"
The Lieutenant made a clllcking
noise with ms tonaue You re- not
an easy man 20 Eork Wtfa. Mr.
Humbert," ne ffogned % him and
then said sioAly. but you can See
what I'm ar against It's Norman
word againsi MFk Blair's 1hethei
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14
TAKES THF CAKE

Editor. TIE CiilYcn.
Speaking % bad streets. pick
81 up . story Yesterday that
really had humof
Before ] start thls I would like
90 pat ms money un the line. as
this Is true and any one Who
doubts % can Just drop around
and III give them tbe pIouf
The person lnvoig ed has asked
that ] withhold ms name II seems
~ was riding IN q street near
Roosevelt Blvd when a hole
suddenly appeared Hc blarked
out for an instant. then dtsCul
cred one of ms huh caps had come
of from the impact and Nas Ha.I-
ing of the road He stopncd. Tan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

- feef II llss 6enF xlaa4d nakANa
o. pulire ofsscNa.
arIk. thsnk ~ sosmsihin9 CAEis.
L amnhmr. ~ hmvw fn~~ - =
Ia : low fFlaftessaa susf3 49,
ri have a. ~ i E8ha aMME -
mssane mhal ~ aaNM
Il knnw - aaa3 MewNsnm8 -
wass she hmma On htmA TNAN ww
8@TaFfnsnmfan lneNn mH4NF 80 kN1z@
H. heemsane - IT, mmwAmF ~ So
salgVd sssuflNFs - th@ 60 go
= 1nn tfAn m&1soNsF Na0@N sEsH -
- shim emam AAARv 1AaszAEsa Dc -
- 49, rnsmlnN fhfu3Nh So -
arrest / a. 80 aaas 49, = -
THAT taxa huaimeaa~" asensa
4 aala slowly. 4 staFtn3 g -.
nlasn ana aew8ssa e. - 4 lstNs !
1870 fuF : cah eos wiaNm mmw
enc afsnR th@t wsa smNfy
49, un# thai No three mtfNH NA8a
senrers in 4. - - tAMs 80
nd been taken = tsftf $3.50.
tlann ana ] Fwaehed ths fi4h =
asass have taken fsFtg -aSs naAs-
uten "a lem.t
well there again y0a'rs -
mwaiuet Ia mattel - NEsaf 49,
80 to nma that tANt 6ffFxF
ChristupheF saA4 Niessullf Fswe
ar TIE thanMa that tAkN tsamks
flanohsse knoms fhat hait seH go
- ) eons lesfan. ha&tsnig Gre
tonlmr stoppea hia nNFW - Ksf8s
~ ~ ard down thN Fua
arhegea = waN go q 80 a
ws lust keNp our hs44ss hN 49,
slnmly. = dnna wa8h NsknFa8
Norman mny haFa hNh - HNH
In ihtn lhlna 40 - hNf NE9s. shNs
she's iFylnM a. ausNmf Nna 81 eaasN
/ a. keep tke pnl2N - MNf mmM
trail 1 fhouRht - ffwm So 81
ere wmlkea imtn shAa 1888 $50
VS. - srmrpa whNn enH fesas
voslr hsshnnd as ata8 sNfF 49,
ksllpa aim heipeA e. AL km m
knowa who a. al hsw tA
DonnhuNa FNha ahma8 iAat Cal
you thsnk - sosnefhana aHYSk a
thst all forue 49, haH.8 maAE
her rnEbN rfNan~"
Brenaa shuok 49, hfa8 TNHm
msaddemly nhe Famle ma1aFWa rs
c8mpart
Nat" she eNeiainses ~Maekx
I haxe somethsna aftef "a"
Te hs s4maan8sa
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Classified Column


AdxRFti@~memfa maa4R tht. heaa
wfii - tn@9Fe~a tm Uhe ttaiKwa 90
ths Fnas 81 - = woFd See Eaea tas~r-
tt.m. hms the mtnismmns ehaEMe Sos
thw first IS wuEa@ les - xnW.
Nhs rate Seq hlaeGfare type Q. g.
waFd SD ths HatntuamHa ekaFMN faf
thv first a. waFa@ 80 les - go.
raym~nt See rta~afftsd ads ~Etise-
m~nas b. tHsaFtahis So aasanrs. hut
r~gmfmH ndxHFt&@wNs wffh tsaMwH ar
euumas mnV have thNtr aaNeretsr-
m4wmaa ekaFEea.
10 ln@mrw puhitratiem. eeHg mu.i
hs lu ahe oFfte~ hwrmFe "a u'Fte0k oa
ths dnF of emhiifafiaa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

A man IN q restaurant called
bis friend back tuss as ne was
having. and then whispered 60
ham. Hos Tar would you have
gone Il hadn't called you7"
The other Strengthened himself
up and said. loud enough for all
"a hear No. sir. will not lend
YOU SO You haven't paid me
back the ten I loaned you six
months ago Good day"
The joker IS not likely 90 play
that trick again
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

Thm 0fatm@m metemmmm mmmwwm-
saana 90 tie Ntwws 80 tfs Fpaa-
eNa. hWe ehW Faaam9 F~mWNNwa ahR
FtwMt 60 @WtRAN say hswmMm mhsnh
are ewmsfawFea tiheteas sE. wnamr-
EanaRas Tee writers sAHmta -
emtw sal e1mftmw fhe twaamWm go
80 ss@E9~. mmd write 90 un9 @saw
e9 the paper amlF. slMaa9mre -
she WRtfexm NumN9 mne@mw@ms Nh8
testwx@ @@a VIII ~ pwhitahe4 mm-
sss9 Fe4mTsfea aaheEuts9.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

Pythian Sister. - KY Wet
Temple No -. NlH huld 1em
orlai services MONDAY night 90
ncmury ~ Ms Rscs Psscun
Ms C8neianCc \, Donald au1
Mr. Camille PIndsr Nhu lost
THAR IIy,s ~ ihs LaboI ID, hui
.Itan'.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

back. and besides finding has own
huh cap. be found six or eight
others from other makes of cars
He has them N the rear ~ MS
esr 90 prove the story.
/ haven't seen this hole BAT 4
stuuid prove 70 be a good burial
site ii We are ever faced With the
problem ~ dead animals again.
Believe q or not
" 4 SWEETING
Key West Fla.
sept "a. l945.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

VI ard Mrs. Public Luis Car
b0nslI announce tn birth 80 an
eight found son in local hos
rital 20 2 - ~ the worning ut
$, ussrhfr D. The ncWcunls
was named Public Luls. a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

The American Red Gross issu-
- . Ils' today - III civilians
who los' their lives N the Labor
Dav hurricane - the MafeCum-
is-v
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

NJ GeorRe ? ATChsr AMI
daaRhtcr Nj NDl Know o.
uho had hesn tlaiinR Mfs
B. uIam.n Arrhsf. 20 Hum, toad
returned yesterday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

Clrsda retaining ksy aaf .an
'-uis 90 avert economic ,aa..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

Poll Taxes must - paid 90
qualify one a. vote IN thc cts
election ~ Novembcr MANY key
Wcsters Were under the impIes-
sion that they would not have g.
pay the tax. as bills were IN
if0duced ~ the session - ia
Legislature this wear 60 aholish
the tax. but the bulls ild MT "a,
come q laW.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

M Maynard Bake, Who hsd
ben tlsItrR relative" 900 tafIuls
I.s.f. 81 %. state Isifuusi fhs
morning un 'hr steamship Cuhs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

CIA submits autauotIi price
fofmuia. ahoIt ~ 1912 kssir
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

supplies II lard and grcases re-
main Far below nations seeds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

Apparently. mobilization for war
causes fewer headaches than demohili-
lafIur.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14
KEY WEST. In
DAYS GONE BY


Yesterday Raw G Bush was
deputy United States
Marshal for Monroe county
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

TWO and 3-bedroom Bungalows
furnished and urf1-n he'd
small down payment. balance
psyahl- rogthly johnson A.
johnson. Phonl "a slgfi-'f
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

FOH SALE
SMALL LUNCH STAND. Apply
1918 Suuth Street. between /
and ? pm. septl0-stx
Hous- for sale. furnished or un-
furnished five rooms. bath
Cash. lll0 Georgia street
septl2-3tx
For sale. one Pnueger templar
rc,l One pflUcger Ocean CITY
Two rods is2-F Puinciana
Place. phone llT6-M
septl2-3tx
-Four cansrics Apply Ella Grinnell
street sepil3-3tx
1899 Chevrolet Coach. new pain,
Iat. good running condition
$500 cash 1913 Angela street
scptl3-3tx
l-siys prc-Wsr hscycle. good eon-
ufs0n. new tires. h.askef rack
1921 Newton street phone 257
septl3-3'N
Tvo-s'ory building. 1919 Olivia
street Large lot. upstairs sll
furnished. first floor business
Paec s65000O Owner 1910
South street septl3 2tx
Furniture for three-r0om apart
went Elecslc fan and = hp.
electric motor See Apt II. siS
Wlrdsur lane septl3-3tx
House far sale Partly unfinished
inside Patterson and It'll street
Apply 30 francis street
sepii3-5ix
Fn sale Commercial boat. 20is
f.t' Perfect condition. Tom
Payre a Porter Pl septi9-2tx
~ sale Black Chesterfield coat
size i8. so Tao couch covers
$3.50 Red rug. SO 49,
p r..ara Plarc sep,i8 2ix
Gla- u,-,d PLUMBING WORK
arI SUPPLIES Toilets. Lava
torres Sinks. Brass Fitting ami
pRE VAR BATH TUBS Al
- Wsfsr and sewer pipt
ard fittings Free estimates
ID Lupex. Plumbing and
Ssrples s22 Division Sseet
Prone Te5 sspt4mNf-ii
Fr Victory bicycle. SIS
Apply T. r. virgin. Ocesn
View Cottages. Cottage 2. of
uf ro gtIs aeptis 2ix
49, sH as vid, 100 wt,,
'...' eepil4 1ts
g.".l. r.,ed t q4ips ssle
C.r See owner llIs Olivia
.'r.' aepfl4-2fs
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS $50 Grr
4 ~f..''. sepfs $50
FURNISHED ROOMS caakfrr
mrs ard ironing prslieFs-
T Tire shop 20 Whit
-..f ep'lp-5's
ROOMS And APARTMENT
pa ratIe rate al WHIar
.f0' sepfff-furn.t
d. 'a.-s raHT. private 90
f.r. private bath TAIN us-r.
fsr't tr' s-isr. 2ssrlns ptls
'a Gsi SllfFard ssu'l2
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,s-. MODERN. clean apaftnsut
4blr LiRrf raslsr sesplnR
= Children os pets NJ b.
sept clean Phone INV sf'g
sa pw and sunday
sep'l4 3SA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-14

Ars '~rrt fHr rent urfBfni sns,i
al uf.ifise furnished Apply
'r ~ q 4l5 " gdsof lans
ssptls So
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS $40 Grrr
Street sepfE So
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House for sale Partly unfinished
inside Patterson and 18th street
Apply 80 Francis street
sopii3-5ix
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
One Word Led 10 Another
The Detroit Time
10 minutes!
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
By Arthur Bugs" Baer-

Along about this time strangers might observe a
grayhaired old beezark laughing to himself via subway
streetcar and freight.
It's and I'm regurgitating the stresses and strains
of the Dayton monkey trial. It just about 70 years
ago the flying squirrel leaps that headed out for
the trial where the finest legal minds of the country
were to swing by their tails.
Both Darrow and Bryan were sharper than porcu-
pines fright wig at the trial / often wonder why they
didn't out of town, for wrote things that rated
deportation by fence rail-
said Darrows fee $4,000 coconuts, the jury
shaking hands with its feet and the judge
swinging from trapeze.
remember Bryan's opening statement, "The Darwin
theory nanny song to me-" Of course, he
said it. But he denied it. l said the trial
postponed week because the jury would not eat in
captivity.
| had Bryan Grating, "Darrow is throw-back and
what is more-they fumbed him"
Then had Darrow jump to his feet and yell Bryan
he is not descended from the apes This means he
has bolted the party again
Now you know right well that none of these famous
said any of these things Yet neither got
| ate all my meals across the table from Bryan
and we got along like meat and potatoes in beef pie
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

1-Prof. Z. w. Burgess, Uni
versity of Chicago sociologist.
speaking 10 me after years OF
work on this problem said, in
effect: The grsom's mother is
more likely TO cause trouble
than the brides because he is
of the opposite sex. and il is
usually a plain case of sex jeal-
ousy. One mother told me. in
tears. I've lost my baby boy" l
asked how old he was. Twenty
five" How did you lose him." I
said. "Oh," she blubbered, "he
got married. If such baby
boys" could somehow lose their
mothers, it would make lot Of
marriages much happier.
2-An inferiority complex and
an effort to achieve superiority
10 you. Such persons do this
unconSciously, but il always
gives a "let down" feeling when
you think you have said or done
something worthwhile and that
is just the way they want you
10 feel. \N
3-No. There is about as much
chance that King Edwards abili-
ties have been handed down 10
them as that you and have
inherited Emperor Charlie
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
By George E.
Sokolsky

TO participate in that protection
with a voice more equal and
sure.
The Act of Chapultepec (1945)
is the charter of the region.
II is a curious document for
il breathes the spirit of the
Monroe Doctrine: yet 1t is not
a unilateral declaration nor does
ii make one country the master
over the others.
It forbids territorial conquest
and the interference by one
state in the affairs of another.
II provides for consultation,
conciliation, arbitration and CO.
operation.
The American Region is rich,
strong. cooperative, friendly.
AS long as the strongest, the
United States, avoids arrogance
and the others reject both COM
munism and fascism, this region
will have peace and prosperity.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
WALTER WINCHELL n.,cSu,u On

any moment well have been
married five years."
Said Walter:
by the way, sweet. what ls
the fifth wedding anniversary.
Paper or tin or WHAT"
Ciggled Joan:
II dunno. darling. I've never
gotten this far before"
At a rehearsal of Foolish
Notion Talu Bankhead went
into a tantrum-but was
brought to order when Theresa
Helburn quipped:-
"Taloo! Stop acting like
woman"
IT HAPPENED the other night
at Ciro's The usual group
OF teen-agers was punched at
the entrance surrounding the
celebrated patrons, especially
pretty Ann Miller. the star
Took her more than ten min
utes autographing and posing
for the amateur hocus-focusers
-. All of whom paid no atten-
tion 10 the one man, who per-
-tected- so'Iad-whieh makes II
possible for Miss Miller land
the rest efHsl TO be sermon
the screens and heard on the
radio.
( The old-timer was Lee DeFor-
est, the sound magician.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
BEHIND THE News

There was good ground for
their suspicion in subsequent
events. Fighting against them
did continue in spots, and at
the time OF their Wednesday,
May is. declaration Of peace, IL
was not clear whether the re-
volt against them in Czecho-
Slovakia was over.
Indeed all the leading Nazis
who did not commit suicide
were running for our lines, pro-
fessedly thankful for the oppor-
tunity of surrendering to US.
WHETHER from pique or
w genuine military con-
siderations the Russians staged
their own surrender of the
Nazis in Berlin the day after
the one near Rheims and their
surrenders went into effect at
t2:tt a. m. the following day.
This was done in spite of the
fact that the Rheims surrender
covered all fronts and was
signed by Soviet general who
took part intbe negotiations.
This IS what caused the delay
in announcements to our public
and opened the opportunity for
the AP announcement. but il
was not the beginning. On
April %, nine days before the
Rheims surrender. IAN -Ameri-
can official" informed the same
AP alone at San Francisco that
the Germans had surrendered
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

seemed 10 me then she was APP
preaching old age She was less
than so. and now I have passed
that age. I realize she was
woman in her prime and should
have tried TO make life for
herself, outside our home.
The main burden OF her sup-
port has fallen on my husband
all these years and he has con-
tributed 10 the support of his
mother as well.
Now she is Is. in the best OF
health. and according 10 the
doctor has many years 10 live.