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Washington.
Captain Curtis Burson, Denver,
Colorado.
Pfc. Benjamin Cabrera, Waiakia
Mill Store, Hulo, Territory of Ha-
waii.
Captain Robert Mail Hoeau, Les
Angeles.
Sergeant Willard A. Bresler, San
Antonio, Texas.
Sergeant Bob Campbell, Albu-
querque, New Mexico.
Private Frank Gyovoi, Whites
Vile, West Virginia.
Private Doyle Decker, Versatile,
Missouri.
Sergeant Albert Bruce, Philadel-
phia.
Corporal AL Charles Godd. Man
chester Regiment, Oldham, Lanca-
shire, England.
Pfc. Don H. Adams, Artesia, New
Mexico.
Pfc. William C. Ahlschweded,
Thayer, Nebraska.
M/Sgt. Louis B. Albin, San An
tcnio, Texas.
Private John S. k-lford, Pensacola,
Florida.
Captain Frederi. * C. Amos, Hum
boldt, Kansas.
M/Sgt Harold Amos, Alton, Iowa.
M/Sgt. Gunner Harry Arnold,
Liberty, Missouri.
Private Urish S. Ash, Fairmont,
West Virginia.
First Sergeant Robert j. Baker,
Valdosta, Georgia.
Floyd Hardt, Chicago, Illinois.
Robert l.. Barry, civilian. Orlando,
Florida.
Pfc. Richard P. Beck, Atlanta,
Georgia.
Private Lee Bennett, Mount City,
Missouri.
Mason Blair, Onawa, Iowa.
Second Lieutenant Raymond w.
Bliss, Washington, District of c.
lumbia.
Boatwright Worden Clark, civil
ian employ, army engineers, Wis
consin Rapids, Wisconsin.
First Sergeant George Glow,
Omaha, Illinois.
Sergeant John M. Cook, San
Marcos, Texas.
S/Sgt. Floyd w. lconay. New
castle, Indiana; Pic. Sidney Coy,
TOi,icUi1lo Koptucku
Sergeant John Cup. State Line,
Mississippi.
First Lieutenant Claude P. Dam
iel, Bogalusa, Florida.
Pfc. Robert L. Decier, Omaha, Ne
braska.
First Sergeant Orville Dummon,
Clovis, New Mexico.
Second Lieutenant William j.
Duncan, Pelahatchia, Mississippi.
Private William w. Duncan,
Troutville, Virginia.
Pfc. Cecil Easley, Houston, Texas.
Private Elbert A. Easterwood,
Weatherford, Texas.
Ralph Ellis, San Antonio, Texas.
Private Burnise L. Fay, Albu-
querque, New Mexico.
Albert Fralds, Coffeyville, Kansas.
Private Gordon C.. Fultz, Cresson,
Pennsylvania.
Captain Jules D. Gates, Scranton,
Pennsylvania. 49,. .
S/Sgt. Roy A. Gatewood, Elijah,
Missouri.
First Lieutenant William Gentry
Harrodsburg, Kentucky.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-01
CaIexico Chief
Plans Fefe TO
Obtain Uniforms

CALEXICO, Feb. 1.-Police Chief
Harry Duelfer and his eight officers
will be hosts at a benefit ball in
the Eiks hall in Calexico February
10, all proceeds from the event to
go toward purchasing new uniforms
for the police officers.
The department uniform, khaki
in the past, will be navy blue here
after, Chief Duelfer said Thursday.
His officers are w. B. Stages, H.
P. Greer, Frank Sellers, w. E. Tay-
lor, Charles Wise, Nick Finn, Jack
Shaw, and L. c. Brewer.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-01
LABOR FIGHTS ORDER

WASHINGTON, Feb. l. up
Labor is carrying to congress its
fight against Economic Stabilizs.tion
Director Fred M. Wilson's order to
the war labor board not to make
wage adjustments without first de-
termining whether they would nee
essitate price increases.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-01
HENS DON'T LIKE COLD

CROWN POINT, Ind, Feb. /.
(UP)-Dark, heavy skies and snow
and ice caused other things besides
discomfort to the residents Of Lake
county. Officials of the Lake Coun-
ty Farm Bureau reported that there
was a reduction in egg production
during a Geld wave. They said hens
could not find enough scratch
feed on the ice-covered poultry
yards-nor were they receiving suf-
ficient ultra violet rays.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-01
NATIVE OF IRELAND
SUCCUMBS AT So

John Healey 80, who in his young
er days was printer, miner, and
lately farm laborer, Cied this
week in the Heber area.
He was born in Killy Kenny, Ire
land, November %, 1853 and was
naturali2ed in Brooklyn, New York,
in 1897. He came to California in
1901, and to Imperial county in
1919.
AS far is can be escertained there
is no surviving kim
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-01
TWINS WOUNDED SAME DAY

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Feb. l. (UP)
In war as well as civilian life, the
twin sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Myers seem bound together. While
Cpls Lawrence E. and Clarence M.
Myers were on the battlefield in
Belgium, November 20, both received
severe arm wounds and were sent
to the same hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-01
Civilian Meat
Supplies Cut

Shortages have developed in areas
normally supplied by federally in
spected slaughterers.
Evening star., 1945-08-18
HELP WOMEN.

ADJUSTMENT MANAGER, experienced
peacetimSe e. 1a peTmansnt position, Apply M. MT
K st. NV
AIRLINE can offer challenging opportu-
nifty to girls who are interested in steno-
graphic positions with good postwar fu-
ture, ages 10 to 35. If release available
apply in person Hangar No. 3, pENNSYL-
VANIA-CENTRAL AIRLINES, Washington
National Airport. Hiring arrangements
approved
ALTERATION HANDS for coats suits and
dresses; daylight air-conditioned work
room; ytar-around permanent positions;
good salary. See Mr.. Graves, JOSEPH R.
HARRIS CO.. 1924 F st. NV.
ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER. knowl-
edge MGR 2000~ bookkeeping machine;
excellent opportunity. Apply WONDER
CLOTHES, 937 r st. NV. Ma. 1901.
ASSISTANT to the. dietitian; salary and
meals: high school education REQUIRED
Apply Mrs. Middleton, chief dietitian
ALEXANDRIA HOSPITAL. Alexandria, Va,
ASSISTANT HOUSEkEEPER, with tran
sient hotel experience. Good salary. Ap-
ply housekeeper AMBASSADOR HOTEL,
14th at K st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-08-18
HELP MEN ond WOMEN
BOOKKEEPER, male or female on

BOOKKEEPER, male or female, on dou.
ofesn.Ty Of dsbi; Iedsers n 9ny thorouGh knowledg
Apply N person 70 Mr.. EHEERs, ifLERssHfss 81;
or axe Teepbepe ad5eT $50 30 so
BooKKEEPER. Excellent m openine ineo for mar
or woman with ability to handle help anc
70 NJ ss 0Sf6f MoRNSspE fSRa PhE LAHN LAAPHg
DRY, $50 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
cAFETERIA COUNTER SERVICE. ,; on,
am to p.m; one 8 am. until " M.
one IL am. until 2 pm; kitchen helper.
good &C salary ala 4sshr, week, one day off
CARD DRAwERs" Io esr Stock expeTience SsH4 de.
sired: nigh school education; salary. S1,7OO
Sea ssssy L1sRARY Bis Sye55me 81 AgP
CHOIR DIRECTOR for Lutheran Church
in suburban section of Washington; write
concerning your experience to Box Base
CLERK, salary s1o5.4o month. nationa
dsy aesR chsnae s1r
CoIoRfp TIesn coEPLE 3P Do sbiF shidren on farm
nearby MARYLAND. for general farm work
3 Do sens good oS m salary
laoie u couple. 1G Call at 1921 7th st, NV
Sook' Ss.}tk MAJ man Or woman: References ,ane
Barker AL. 2727. ST. AGNES SCHOOL.
ST. sn'less AesEs css scHooE N5s. Parker AL 27a7
COUPLE. cooking and general housework
SmaH boarding club; live in. Call DU
COUPLE, cook and butler, must have lcca
reeIerences' salary open. Call Woodles
DIsHwAsHERs. Apply NAPOLEON RES.
IAURANT, 2649 Conn. ave.
DisHHASHER in small restaurant; de.
ddAuRANT, ddIuRANT a7l4 Good Hope I'd. Sc, TR
DIsHwAsHERs. eolored: air-eonditionee
restaurant day or night work. 1l9 E
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, man or woman
colored; no Sunday work. MI. 57755. 1901
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION desires expert.
snc;. sneed man nan. or woman for work in safe
dsRSi GRE OK fp Man NApDy 70 opsts sGS d5S sa 5o
ssXper. and salary expected. Box 31i-E
MARKERS AND AssoRTERs. experienced;
highest wages, excellent working condi-
tions. See MT: Hooper, STERLING LAUN-
9ARRIED MAR ED co1PLE }P E. to nT Take year-around
charge of country home near Annapolis
Nd woman cook and housework. man
fai; bedrooms and and bath m for Hehsg theiT use use
fine home and surroundings; only 2 adults
in owners family. good references re-
Md Suired nav elepnone vfta D s2o4 or Annapolis
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE, white or colored
for general housework on farm near Wash.
and pleasant h4W living 10
ings for eligible couple: must have refer
ences: Box 367-E Star.
ORGANIST. Protestant, white: capable OF
directing volunteer choir: state age, ex-
perience, salary expected. Box 295-C. Star
PIANO PLAYER, colored, wanted for
LIAMS. 33S c St. s.w., Apt .. NE. 1853
SHORT ORDER COOK, man or woman:
good pay, steady work. BECHAS. 5O4 G
SINGERS. soprano and tenor, for double
quartet, Episcopal church, one service
Phone Wisconsin 3S74 after 6 pm OF
CAN YOU SELL? II you have experience
there's an interesting, profitable part OF
full time job here for you. We will be
glad to consider women Lnder so and
men either draft-deferred or over 38
J. c. PENNEY CO., Wilson blvd. and High
land St. Arlington lClarendonl, Va.
Evening star., 1945-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PEACHES-Elbertas your last chance for
canning them. 691l Lee highway, East
rails Church, Va. 49,
WE HAVE searched diligently for a nome
and need it urgently. We will pay all cash
Tor fairly modern home in any desirable
residence section. Reply confidential. No
brokers' please. Box 2oO-G, Star lS@
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20, 80, 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
PAYMENT; Immediate installation. D. A.
STANSBURY, Ii. 1929.
fIsHING! When age begins to creep on
you don't be without hobby. You never
get too old to fish. An old guide offers
20 tips on rock fishing in creeks or from
shore. Call NO. 5715 for appointment
after B pm. I9a
Evening star., 1945-08-18
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT wanted immedia tely, hote
eSperlence Must have best local refer
ApplS Box isaG, 3of esneien'e STAR IN nfS' letter
1s2I.nes ~, ask s,sa $4,000 e'ae
AccouNTASTs@Locai7 @ cpA firm has i'm.
mediate opening for several accountants
sisfe sSppertunity pH6c
aaeS{5ef sSH ssak sEff
nosition with one of Washingtons closet
ability; pleasant working conditions Please
reply In own handwriting. stating age
ADJ RSf SFEkxT6R IslG star white
capable Of operating large automatic equip.
ment; permanent postwar position with
saaFy sRe ane Rs for
AZ is2h0sf sEEps g. iSf6 ssa iof
opportunity for advaneement. sn ABBY pSSt,ioh II
Eanfa5 Is washastoB Nsona
of fer maoP afne
essential work. opportunity for salary in.
LAPRy in Hanfan TN
WashinstGn Natlona Airport. Hiring
Ak6HITEeSST 1nGvsea having complete knowledge o.
industrial and commercial planning. Give
d1a akTsT Of naaf Box 4ssE Star
xssfsTAST' 'aes eREpfT fsprFi' MaAAGER An GER knowl
edge MGR 1000 bookkeeping machine!
asaEHA ss SoNTsoLtEEE Naatsd NA aG y
eressiye Washington department store; ac.
counting knowledge required; excellent fu
ture for right man: salary adequate: re.
plies strictly confidential. Box 1896, Star
ASSISTANT PARTS MANAGER-Must b,
experienced; man selected will be pro-
moted to take complete charge of one Of
ARPly cHGvRo f Nj sDser eo
ASSISTANT M aANaaERs. iDse Iii Sc; white; must b,
say 81 sasn asfs ans Sosfns aondsns
M 81 ssfzaHssHsns gES oAfRE okRRl
AssisTANT RESTAURANT MANAGERS. ir
service specialized training. no experience
ndsa position age So
salary. S2.400 yearly plus bonus: excelien,
opportunity 31nnty for rapid advancement. Cal
AUDIToR-For nightwork in large hotel
TEN and capable Of taking full II CHARGE S sys and
AUTO BODY MEN and 5ss neehanics es4n. siar
msneD DyeT ob sloe See M wss5 g Says
SGo SSp S ffsDna GsSEsli asa MEN fun
s 'oR Tafss Ks.tns snss yoSw yHEfDS cOns esE
SSo1;:, 1901 N. =. ave. ne. or phone RI
AUTo MEcHANIC-1deal working condi.
ment: scHLEdEIs & G5oESn' GoLpEN, LIZ ffmp!sy esy.
zHl z9ro s. aEcHaNic$ss sE AZ $so0 ..D.r,ene.a
so las Fsfa sssf Dealer ea fHHEFfEa iHsI T
AUTo MECHANICS g, and tuneup mar
%: prefer men familiar with itfhH'SR cRryaiel Wta
Products. Permanent postwar Job with /
new car dealer. RANDALL MOTORS, Inc
Chryslsr.P Plymouth Direct Factory Dealers
AUTO. MECHANICS-Nowi is the time te
get IN on the ground floor with a pro.
gressive organization; reasonable hours
AUTO MECHANiCsSTop m salaries Sss paid, al; nv ~
year; vacations with pay. annual bonus
permanent positions. Apply to Mr. Pres
krave. OuRISMAN-MANDELLC CHEVROLE1
co. 18th and Good Hope .rd. s.e.
AUTO MECHANICS. tools furnished; per.
sson rsnGIs e1 sSoa iasTs MoTons See Mr pen
iUTO MscHANICs-we are now takins
aew seryNe bldg; permanent postwar lob
a CHEVY cHAsE saisrfstsd MoToR ss do Mr
pHTToMaoSff1yMn Ms mEcHxMNticl sHs XII cleaS ts work ,r
large, modern garage. This is an excel.
ent opportunity to. secure a permanent
position with excellent pay, Call Mr.
sandstreet. REQ WASHINGTON CO.. 1881
Halt st. Sc. Atlantic 2199.
Evening star., 1945-08-18

Under D. c. laws, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, ,oait three tuu days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-08-18

SALESMEN. real estate; exper., with car.
Opportunity to connect with men of long
can fRas0fsziSn Mr. RABS SA siseG 64s
pr er of man he Eho
sse FsMaY nsMnassr to LII ihos Earle Buildns
cards, permsnent position and excellent
erense n nPnturs m or nteror
shd 0n not s aI AoDy
sALEsMEN-YouEngs II n men en-" for boys depart
msn pesiton astraetiye sal
statesmen, 2-openings in our organ
saiesmen: drawing account While training
Ss Mr. rnE HESS co
Madison st. NV. ia 1000
shns ssrs epsn ifaE on a6sy
yR&sssf1 ckEbf Ef5fn'
sALEsMEN@No. ssALEsMEGn q. PREVIOUS brew sales experience
vancement in an old, well.:established bust
desirable position offers postwar security
Tor tor ambitious @ Us men; Apply in person,
AifsMEN WAkES Co. also s1s ASSISTANT sales
men. Extensive. training program and
opportunity ES to learn prottabls business
Phone Ma. 0367 for appointment with Mr..
Seif AWaashipFtHn eraPfh eR ofsf ADDRESS
SERVICE MANAGER, Ford experience, to
take complete, charge of service DEPART
ment; excellent salary: permanent posi-
ton with long established Ford dealer;
5k days per week; replies confidential.
sRkviaE sgk ICE sTaTIoN SFs1 ATTENDANTS es,,
must be experienced and come well rec
ommended. Apply, SCHALL MOTOR sERV-
ICE 5sR and RhEds Tssnd
Apply to CONNORS & FOSTER, 2244 Pa.
SHOE REPaIRMAN, good salary; Apply
SHOE SALESMEN-Pleasant working con-
and commission. Apply JOSEPH DE
YOUNG, 1925 r st. NV
SODA DISPENSERS, no nightwork. no
Sunday. work: good salary. uniforms and
meals furnished, THRIFTY CUT RATE
SODA MANAGER, assistant, excellent pay,
good hours, meals. vacation. with pay.
sRRxY sRRR ~ qPAIarhaRs mi AN6 sf ri GEAzfkRs, good
ditions. Apply In person, 96g seiim I'd,
SILVER Sprtng, Nd, MR.. CIS6EL or MR..
FULMER.
Evening star., 1945-08-18

MEN, white, to insert papers on, Saturday
nen roe oreag Appy to S NJ Albert reTSer mail mail
The EVENING STAR. M iio1 ffsu' Pa. ave. .U ~ofK nK
MEN, immediate employment, 2 firemer
ABBY Chief oen engineer ns EMERosNcY eaS eas
IHE EvEE1No STAR 11o1 SfA Pa. ave, ave. nm NV
shipping dept. 5-day week; good salary t te
Mr. sGoa soD asaz sIsc1rT co
MfpNfGaT Mi NHsGhdHlph psLEaNnks ns good salary good
M5s % easn
sSe MopfL e. n aAkER fs OF St. oaTpenter ARP with home
workshop for evening work on small. SIM
oTos RSse EGhNe aS 1fsTffa msTrisd 0s men pm
ferrsd; dIs sober. steady workers; salary, S5G
MOTOR SERVICE. 5th and T K. I. ave. nIa ne.
MOTOR TRUCK Statesmen wanted by ma.
tlonaliy known company: experience not
postwar possibiiities; yeteran Preferred FRED
NIGHT GIEANERs, pars-time, for kitchen
NiGHF CLERK exp a. work We safsS fsom st. II
to am: days week; ref. required
AeeEz 'f 11tS Re'G1s to 18th or
\ NIGHT & 7 y MAN; hours ! am. to am. lo1s
NIGHT sj,l MAN, coleTsd, for downtown apart
SMITHY co. ma. 1904.
NIGHT MAN, colored, must understand ele-
vator, switchboard and stoker, 6-night
week, 10 pm. to an, $100 per month
Apply manager, 1926 18TH st. NV.
NIGHT MAN, switchboard experience
courteous: large downtown ant. bldg ;:
good salary ar ,as MARTIN McINERNEY, 4o5
NiGHT oRDERLY, 6-day. 4s-hour week
Pleasant work, attractive salary. Bring
references. Apply in person to director o1
nurses, SUBURBAN HOSPITAL, 5000 Old
GEORGETOWN rd., Bethesda, OIL. $780,
OFFICE MAN-Knowledg Of typing, nc
YORK coRRUGATING CO., 7th and K
OFFSET PREssMAN-we need an experi-
enced man for 17x22 press and can offer
an attractive proposition. If interested,
call in person. KIRBY LITHOGRAPHIC
on on BURNER GA ( Il INsTALLAr1oN R;T MEN, steady
employment. Apply COLONIAL FUEL OIL,
on BURNER SERVICE and insulation man
St STEADY te;,s empl9yment; N. LoRIA. a471a
Oil BuRNEs sskviCk and wi instsiistion sIS
men wanted. Get in q booming industry
now and assure yourself Of steady postwar
employment with an old. we'll established
frm See Mr.. Draper, JOHN p. AONEW
q Co. INC, Fuel Merchants Since 1883,
No. 80 Patterson st. ne.
Evening star., 1945-08-18

CoMPTokiETER OPERATION: permanen 81; asr
position, in essential industry; pleasant
workng Eqd yasatIon ssst
COOKS. ?, coiored: $50 per week: e-ds,
Teek nlghtTRTk Apply 1909 You St
sHSfae sfsHAsD ,Ds So4 eayT0Tk ss nv work sans5ys s6
COUNTERGlRLs, white: part. time; serv
interested; no sundays or holidays METH
oDIsT BLDG; pINING ROOM, Ii. 5so7
Goses ans iE sps ne ssaS
COUNTERGIRL, white, living in vicinit,
of Takoma Park. D; G., for restanran
TsN,S9 S9fk hours n1en to pm RA 6ss
essary; unusual opportunity for womer
with ambition and personality, to advance
Of and executives
preference. Don't telephone. Apply ir
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS, 11o1 Conn
Peisphone Ne asa4 Mondas asd from assisn t
bErT. sn nMAsAeER L fn for ladies' cloth and flu,
C. c9a.S t,r in a laage,yolume a store: Enowies $!
shsh Appy asgys paKk 1SS 4 70 AP4s
aPh aSe call sE la9
necessary: uniforms and meals iS furnished
HUYLER.S: 617 18th st. NV.
DISHWASHERS, good working conditions
Apply steward, HOTEL HAMILTON, 14tl
DisHWAsHER for restaurant; no sunda,
or night work. FIRESIDE INN, 174:
Ssh S1sawasHERs. aSs colored good salary. shor
Chef SaTIoNan gsss sssassGps cIUB 1aEi AR
f.. National Press Bldg, 14th and F NV
DRESSMAKER, white, good wages: An,
oppertunI.y OaDp s.s e one who Qualities: day
EDITORIAL assistant-secretary. collcg
trained, fer national association of col
leges; writing ability. starting salary
Write Box 491 E, Star. giving full details
ton, good salary: pleasant working con
FiEVSro ditieRs Can So o7I2 for sppointmsnt
22nd st. NV. RE 0692.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored for eve
ming work; hours, $3.50 to IL; days week
Thursdays on; uniforms furnished. Appl,
In person, Ais Wis. ave. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, light-skin col
ored girl. for ladies' specially shop; I,er.
manent position for an active. courteou,
girl Apply employment ONCE, 9Th floor
BROOKS, INC, 1109 G st. NV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13

and slOWdOwns.
The company willingness 10
consider wage hikes Indicated that
TIE LAW security proposal
though nor yet approved was well
received Tho company had de-
wandcd that tho matter ~ Socur-
I'y bc settled before wages were
discussed
Hope Tor continued harmony In
negotiations was strengthened by
q hunt from Richard 7 Leonard
director Of the union Ford de-
partmcnt that thc JAW might
Doe persuaded 10 settle i0i less
than 80 per cent
Leonard sand rbc union would
submit I', case for ID so per cent
pay boost and Viii lct tho como
pary carry The ball trom 'horc
The Jaw director predicted
tlai lord would acc,p; iHe
UNIONS security offer providing
puskc'hook punishment against
who disrupt production
without sanction from tho UAN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
NEGOTIATIONS DELAYED

Negotiations hetWecn the
UAW-CIO and General Motors
Corp. were in adjournment today,
awaiting developments in Wash
ington They viii be resumed to-
morrow.
No comment was Immediately
forthcoming from either side on
the appointment OF tho PIesi-
dents fact finding committee
The union marShaled its mem
bcrs all over the country for
financial support, asking each
member 10 contribute 81 week.
George +. Adde'S. UAW-CIO Soc
rctary treasurer. issued a state
ment saying the union would
stand firm IN lis stand that the
demand for 30 per cent in
crease bo discussed before any
other matter
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Paralysis Fails
To Leave Patton

HEIDELBERG. Dec. Il (INS)
An official army bulletin said
today that the condition of Gen.
Patton remained grave with no
lcssening of the paralysis resulting
from a Mannheim automobile
crash last Sunday.
Patton was comfortable and
taking nourishment after a good
night during which he slept we'll,
the bulletin added 1t had been
indicated earlier the paralysis
affecting the entire body from the
neck downward may have receded.
Fully conscious and completely
rational. the general was visibly
cheered by a Commute conversa-
tion with Mrs. Patton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
j. 5. Hospital Funds
May Assist State

WASHINGTON Dec II lAPl
Michigan would be- entitled 10
81 $4,000 In federal funds
annually for hfe years 10 buId
hospitals and other health faclu-
ties under legislation approved by
thc Senate
To obtain The funds tho state
would have 10 contribute 5000
0o0 annually 10 the program The
overall outlay m the state zach
year from l9i7 through 1851
would amount 10 SA.559.OOO
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
SchweIIenbdth Urges
Speed on Labor Bill

WASHINGTON Dec. u HNS)
Secretary OF Labor Schwellen-
bach today urged Congress 70
90 speed action on President Tru-
man s labor disputes proposals as
AL President Green vigorously
attacked the measure.
Schwellcnbach told Senate
committee that the national in
tercSt demands that this Cmcr-
cCnCv legislation be- enacted a.
the earMcSt possible mnmcnt"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Housewife SwindIe
Charged 10 Agent

Edward Marshall. IL Of 5s5s
II-pHiHr Was arrested today and
charged with Swindlinc $50 house
VIVc> boy failing 10 deliver house
hold goods fox which hc had ac-
Ccptcd deposits NN
II Walter Clinton OF Pctoskey
station asserted Marshall repre-
Scntcd himself as an agent for
concern making house. hold articles
selling from s. 10 SIS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
TRUMAN NAMES
GIN FACT BOARD
5 to Study
Strike Data

WASHINGTON u tINS}- President Truman
today named three-man fact-fndng board to investigate
the General Motors strike
They Walter Parker Stacy, Milton s. Eisenhower,
brother of Gen Eisenhower and Lloyd Garrison OF the
WLB.
The President told conference that he expected
labor and to cooperate in the settlement OF
the strike.
He also said that he expects Congress to pass his
labor legislation recommendation before recesses for
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Arabs Ask British
To Review Policies

CAIRO. Dec. u GNSI The
Arab executive committee m Pal
o>tine has asked Britain 20 re
consider and rcnouncc ITS pres
Cnt stand
The Arabs said final word on
the future Of Palestine rested
with the Palestine Arabs. sup
ported by all the Arab nations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13

The board Will hold its first
meeting in Washington next
Wednesday. Garrison said:
I'VE understand from the
President that the appointment
il not intended to interfere with
the parties collective bargain
ing, and that il is greatly 10 he
hoped that the parties will
settle their differences by
agreement"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Leftists Secede

ATHENS. Dec L. INSl Tho
central committee of the leftSt
EAN' organization announced to-
day that IL had Withdrawn it's
confidence from Premier ThcWl-
singklls -S0ph0aAs--4 44,--'-t t4frriS
government
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
IIyli Claims Aid
To Allies i'm w ar

IELSINKI. Dec. u GNS)-
RISto Rytl former president of
Finland m his war crime defense.
said today that FlnlandS decision
during the FIRST Sovict-FinnlSh
conflict 10 reject Allied aid kept
Russia from entering the war on
tho side OF Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Elizabeth RIluInbaS.
Hing. Queen Wait Up

Britain was seeing tho town with
out parental supervision her sec
Ond outing In two weeks y.
Her date was q muStaChIocd,
bcSpectacled and blond youth
named Charlc, NillIcrS " n o
served aS "a captain In the elite
Gran3tipr GWrd, a few hoW>
-CaIi4lE--iA iA.- --tr-.---7rf UCC0f5tCd
NllhcrS with thc Military CroS,
Tor Nalur
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Gen. Groves Denies
Atom Bomb Claims

WASHINGTON Dec. 70 ms
Nal Gen Leslie Groves today
challenged assertions by som q
scientists that the atomic bomb
had u>hered in the possibility OF
'pu>h-hutton warfare
Groves who supervised The
governments research IN prOduc-
tion OF Tho atomic bomb also
characterized As fuzzy thinking
belief that any other nation can
produce the bomb IN The near
future
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Truman Flying
Home Christmas

WASHINGTON, Dec. u QNS)
President Truman will spend
Christmas with his mother, Mrs.
Martha Truman. at .Grandview,
Mo The President said today
that he viii fly to Missouri Christ
mas Day
Mrs. Truman and daughter
Margaret will leave Washington
for their home in Independence,
Mo. about Dec Is.