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Macarthur Orders Troops
To Requisition All
Things Needed To Pro-
mote Occupation


TOKYO. sept. =. - Su.
preme Commando Douglas
Macarthur issued an order
today to his troops Co Tegu;si.
ton everything they needed
10 promote their efficient &C.
eupation of japan.
" wac said that, ~ night
fall, 100000 Allied troops
viii be m Japan. They ere
flaming cat Co al parts of
the Japanese hosneland.
A dispatch was received
here from Chungking that
the AmeFican-trained Chi
neSe Sixth Army will form
ally accept the surrender of
Jap forces Ia China az Nan
king tomorrow.
IN Tokyo Hay today Amer
lean units seized 20 Jap sui
eide boats. "A flying bombs
and an unspeciiied number
Of midget submarines.
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WAR PRISONERS
ARE RELEASED
tIxTgsFoun U. q. MARINES
ARR TRANSPORTED
TO GUAM

GUAM. Sept. 4.-Sixty-
four United States Marines
arrived here today in an air
transport from Tokyo. The
unit comprised 10 officers
and IS enlisted men who had
been Jap prisoners Of war.
The trip from Tokyo was
made in Is hours.
Most of the Marines were
in good health. bat some
were suffering from MANU-
triton and \ few had bcri-
beri In q mild stage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-04

funVEal seFvaeex t0r Alselsfslu
Lopez. s.. were held yesterday
aflsTnoon ~ 5 e'cloek a the Ia.
pr Fune4al Hone Chapel III
Lopez psssed aNay ais 0'cloek
sstl rtay afternoon At hlk Fesi.
ffnre.
Rev Jsrnes n. Mcconnell. q 81
psuis Episcopal Church off,
cimtefl
Burial took place In the family
los ia the c8ty cerueteFy.
The iInEgUVed Order If Red
Men ana tae CshalleEoS he Martl
attended the fsInerai In . tswiy
faiits efrrs were Selnted floagl
TIE memberships II the orgsnlxa.
ft8ss
survivors - the decpased in
eliigle TIE widow. Mrs.. EFnesiins
fueg. . son. Alelsrrio Lopez. 81,
Us Navy. = daughter. Mrs. Rot
eat know les. three brothers. Jul0
iuTeg. Mario LuEsz and phillip
Lopez
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Americans Seize Twenty Jap
Suicide Boats In Tokyo Bay


Miami weather nuremn
bullstin Ger nsams and raaio
lzsao noom EWTs cautionarv
advises fer small craft we're
posisa 81 > . N. lat aEoand
The Florsaa eoast from bel.
bourne - Tsmpa. lneindina
The Flortds KeYa. foe winds
abous IS mph in squalls n
u emphasized thai ne dans-
circus STERN enndssions exist
but onlv heavy rain squalls
with winds averaging ahout
- mph win gusts 90 60 mph.
The stFonaent gust 81 h1sarmi
was a mrh 90 ahous Ilsae
.. m. SimliaR eondlfions have
pfevasied alone ihs keyx ana
- the aftsFnoon adssncus ms
squsils viii woFk up the
ecast. Conditions xhould BE-
gin 10 improve By iaie after
noon in the kimEni aEsa and
southwark.
WEATHER BUREAU
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Urges Japanese
iPtOp|tlIVPut Forth Every Effort
To Regain Confidence Of World
DEATHS

residence. INA white street. viii
be held tiais afternoon ~ . o'cleck
Il the Ley Nfernorial Methodist
chureh. where to hssiy Vas plac-
Sd Al 2 pm.
I Rev Z s Dolmrty wlIl offlriasc
~ tire srrvires.
Burial wiil hH In the family hot
IN the riiy eenwtery. Lopex Pun
eFal HoNe Is Ia charge u ar
arrangements.
Survivors aEe. A son. charles
Oilyieri. 8 daughter. Mrs. Camille
Ley. three sisters. Mfs. Mary
Baexa. Mrs Lula villareal and
Mrs Genevs Cook: three broth.
erx, Frank vitxelio. Albert VII
xeiio ara William vlixrIio. and
hour grandchildren.
Knights ol the Golden Eagle.
81 which the deeesued's late bus.
hsEad was a naembeF. viii attend
the funeTaL
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Funeral services Tor Milton
Roberts. N. who died suddenly
Saturday night AZ his residence.
So Margaret street. VIII be held
8 ociock THIS Afternoon a the
Chapel - the Fvitehard Funeral
Home
Rev a q Coz. fsnssoT 81 The
Flening <aFees skrthoasst Church.
wili officiate.
Garvixors Include the wlciom.
Mrs. Lillian Roberts. tao daush-
tiers. Ms. Howard Fent and Mrs.
PhareS EimoFe. . son. Ivan {.
Roberts: , sister. Mrs.. Susan Rus
sell. a brother. wilbeFt R0terts.
and toaf laraucnlifiren
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ANNOUNCE DEATH
or MRS. GRURER

Wufd has hren received IA kev
Nrsi announcing the death 81
Ms Lsuise Gruber IN Fogt Lssaisi-
"rdaie. Pa. Funeral yitss weFe
hrld this morning "a Fufi L.stsd-
Cffialr
This Gruhefs, Whn rpside a Sos
~ t3th Ave ~ i.asmisrdaie.
Wffr former oNncfs uf tn OVoa-
seas Hotel un Fhming street ~
whir1 iinnc thev made their rCsl-
deuct un Key West
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War Veterans To
Meet This Evening

Key West pust 1911. Veterans
~ F'oFeign Wars. wili hold q
meeting tonighi
Three uew Fy1eFnhera will be
given TIE OhliRasion.
Ladies Auxiliary viii hold q
meeting ~ 8 o'clock.
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ksnillo hair. 50. who died sun
day morning ~ his residence.
e0s whitshead street. will be
buried . o'elock tonaosruw afr
eTmonn.
Funeral services viii De- held
a TIRE Chspel ~ the pfatrhafel
Funeral Home. Rev Guillerno
Perez. pastor 81 ihe l.aiin Metho-
diSi Ihufen. viii 0ffsciaie.
Among the survivors - fhu
sswee3sea zee TIE widow. hfFs.
Marie Rsnz daughter. Ms
Th0gnas Crimes. tao sisters. Mrs.
Carload Roche IL lamps and NJ
Julio LinareS "a Cuia. three
brothers. Ronsldo RUIZ ~ phila
oelphia. Afmiand0 and Ablio
RutE a Tampa. and . grand
child
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woexAE. ~. AEFUsEs AID

MfJfCOW AlhwsGh she hss
ceieiwaied hef ifTth birthstaH. ;
wumsan un SuViet eell@ciivu
faFm IN Y8KuFss. ~ssere. ftf0s
ed e. b. peusiunssd Otf. gtatafNs
that sias has worked al her iif
ARD would feel worse with moth
ms a. a.. HeT snn. a0. wufks on
the faGm with heT
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-04

LABOR DAY HOLIDAY
DEATHS REACH 3s2

sHw aea@@EsM0r8 ft&Nas
WASHINGTON, Bept. a.
week end end Lahex Dap
sceidsnas resulting IN death
toiaiad ga e. eompared vita
aas On LsboE Der last rear.
However on the last Labcr
Dap glssil before tina eoun-
tEY's sntFanea inie the ear.
the nnmbsr tosalsd e1s.
OF ths deaths yesterday
end the too presiding daTs.
zo4 we're caused ~ ausorno-
bale aceidsnts. 50 resnlted
irom arowninss and 90 frem
miseSil1neous causes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-04

VERY HEAVY RAIN IN
TWENTY-f0UR HOURS

Augsasf n. tee weeks zee.
we in Ksv West were ven
dsEina u IA wss ever goins 10
rain wasin.
40 tibet time the aeficieney
In pEeeipitati1n b. &eY West
Tor the wear was Tie inches
TodsY while ws are ven
dsrina II Il h ever aoina 90
sts7 Fgininr the excess Of
rainfall since January Is
3sT inches.
Tie pFeeiuitstion recorded
here In the "a honFs ending
~ . o'riock this morning IVES
ais inrhes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-04
MEMORIAL MASS
On WEDNESDAY

A naersnaial MAS will b. heli
un "Wednesday uoFninK af &
o'elexk "a ts1e Cathoiic Church
foT the late BEaNton u Warren.
All relatives and friends ere m
NftRd 30 Mttrnk
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-04
Drivers Licenses
Went On Sale To-day

Drivers hcensek vent en- sale
this morning ~ County Judge
Raymond Lords affsce. and up b.
early afternoon lSg had been
Soid.
You've heard the story aboui
the sale of bot cakes" Judge
Lord asked. and added. That
tbe way the lieenses sre selling
Miss Eleanor Larsen - assist
ing Judge Lord Ia issuing the a.
ccncS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-04
People o. Nation Asked
To Adjust Themselves
To Changes Following
Surrender

TDwv0 e~.. aTaa.x
v $3.50
1W
op~nro the ontn SESSION o.
the ympsnsss diet. and one
o. the fhm fAinxs he aid
-. ,h.v e. s~n..~.- pco-
- a-s..
~ ~
'o the tssk CT rexssnsnE the
eonfsdsnce Of the world.
lie told his people that
sh~x mu.f .d,a.l shrr.nlv~.
.s..s--a
~ shefr sincere anu con-
eertNd efforts. strive % place
IaDan AGAIN .mouw the lad.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-04

SOLONS. ARRIVING
IN CAPITAL FOR
CONGRESS MEET
MANY ISSUES TO ~ TAX
IN Up WHEN CONGRESS
HEcoNvENEs AT NOON
TohfoHRow

WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.
Senators aad Representa-
lives are arriving today in
large mumbera Tor ne recon.
vening of Congress al aeon
tomorrow.
Unemployment. unemploy-
ment compensation. the
drafting of youth from Is 81
- and taxes were the chief
subjects discussed by the
congressman.
Pearl harbor Inquiry
senator Homer Ferguson
declared that he would in-
slst that a toll congressional
inquiry hc made into the
Pearl ilarbOF disaster.
The House adjourned on
Iuly 20 and the Senate Aug
ust ! until October 5. bat the
sudden collapse ct Japan re-
suited in the President = call
ing Congress into session a
month earlier.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-04
WIS. AMELIA D. oLIvIERL 81

tInFrsl service CT NJ. Anao
ha r. oliRiafi. -. wiso deed 80
'CluCk saturday afirfnuon q her
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
MAGNOLIA

Among those attending the Fall
Rally OF ;he W :. e. 5. at George
town on Tuesday were Mrs. Ethel
NJ collins. Mrs. Margaret FarrOw,
Mrs. Lillian Mcllvaiue. Mrs. Mar9a-
ret Marvel. Mrs. Lula anderson
and Mrs Mary Nicklas.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bolgiano and
grandson, Billie Fleming of Smyr-
na spent several days last week
With Mr. and Mrs. L. B. White
Corporal Keith Failing has re-
ceived his discharge and arrived
rome from Camp CrOwder. Mo. last
tuesday, after having been in the
service > years, TWO and Il half in
India
James Kenton has received his
discharge and lie with his fumil.'
have moved To Il farm on the Mag
nulia-C Canterbur! road.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell and
family Of near Baltimore moved on
Saturday to the farm he recently
purchased from Roland MCt1.
Mrs. Bessie SeymOre of Philadel-
phia spent a part Of last week with
Mrs. Elizabeth Boone.
Mrs. Emma Jones of I.inwood
visited her mother. Mrs Thomas
Kennedy and Mr.. Kennedy last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Iohn /. Minner and
family of MillvilIe. New Jersey
visited the formers father, Mr.
William Minner.
William Marvel OF Wilmington
visited his mother, Mrs. Florence
Marvel OH Sunday.
Miss Betty Wooten of the Junior
College, Dover spent the week end
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Paul WOOten
Mrs. Kathryn Knight was a guest
of her son and daughter-in-la law. Mr.
and Mrs. Byron Knight of Whining
ton last week.
Mrs. J. +. Ruble and daughter
Ann and Mildred Simpson and Mrs
Bessie Hart went to Wilmington OF
Thursday. The former went on t
Pltman. New Jersey and was al
overni@ht guest Of her mother Mrs
j. +. Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Marin,
Of Cane Nav visited her br0the'
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hill.
Mrs {. +. Johnson. Mrs. r. L
Spurry and son Freddie. spen
several days last week In Whining
ton, the former visited her brothe
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Wilcutts and Mrs. Spur.
visited Mr. and Mrs Vaughn War
ren
Plan to attend the Hallowe'el
Parade and Victory Celebration i
Milford next Tuesday evening. DC
tober Goth, at 5 o'clock
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
$500, 10000 5000, 100000
CAPTAIN j. +. DOORDAN
AIDING. BOND SALES

Cautain John T.. DOOrdan of Nav
ark, Delaware, now ON terminal
leave after serving il2 years with
the Army Air Forces, has recently
been named Agricultural Deputy 10
work under George VI. WOrrilOW,
head OF the Wan Enhance Commit
tees Farm Division. In an inter-
view with Captain DoOrdan. he
stated. The quota for Delaware
FARMERS in the Victory Loan, which
begins October 30 and continues
until December $. is $3.50 900. This
seems like Il lot OF money. now that
the war is over, and this is the rea-
on why Delaware farmers must
lend until their quota is filled. This
is the last the final Victory APP
peal. All OF us agree the tremtn-
duus amount Of money used To win
the war was necessary. Now that
the war is over , we cannot throw
up our hands and say. well, that ;
that Now | can forget it,. Private
Jones is still ON Guam; Mary
Smiths husband is still in the
.tleutians; and Mrs Green's son.
Tom, is still III Italy. They have a
right To come home and take up
where they left off. Surely, We can't
stop buying Victory Bonds until
every one of our boys comes
home"
Captain DO0rdan stated. there iG
4 second important reason why We
must buy Victory Bonds to help in
the rehabilitation of our boys who
We're wounded. Words cannot ade-
GGatcly express thanks to a sold
lei who lost his arm in New Gui
nea Victory Bonds can. Victory
Bonds will help him get a new
start. We can't deny him this.
"D"lawure farmers are getting
better prices now for their pro
ducts than in any time in our his.
tory" Captain DOOrdan continued
and the best investment a farmer
can make is in Victory Bonds. Now
the cost OF land is high. After
World War |. one and One-quartel
million farmers in the United
states lost their farms and home;
because they bought hish-price,
? land. If a farmer invests none,
from $l5 hogs now in Series +, Vic
tory Bonds, he will have none
, FROM $l5 ho"S any time in t'e mex
. 10 years when needed.
Every farm dollar invested i
, Victory Bonds now will help hal
&nce the expense account Of war
, will help give the returning battl
= weary soldier and sailor start
and, at the same time. build up
farm reserve thar will help suarar
| tee the future stability Of our farm
! inc industry.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
100000 $2,O3O, 1000. 90
GLENDALE
{ community News

MIR. and Mrs. |. T. Baker. Jr..
and Mrs Della W. Baker We're Sun
day guests of MIR. and Mrs Wal
ter Baker and family OF Stevens
willie, Md. They also visited Miss
May Legg at the Hotel Fillmore at
Love Point, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter IIOyt and
son We're callers in Dover recent
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Spicer
visited in Rehoboth on sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester DickerSOn
and daughter. Phyllis. were shop
pers in Wilmington ON Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Reynolds
and son visited friends during the
Weekend.
Mrs W. Nelson Hall was week
end guest of Miss Helen Mills of
Chester. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs |. w Ellingsworth
and daughter were Sunday dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Tyn-
dali at The Naples" in Lewes.
Mrs. f. W. Ireland and daugh-
ter Fredetta, We're callers in Do
Yer last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ellingsworth
entertained guests on Sunday eve
ming
Mrs. Elwood Lynch and daughter
GwendOlyn, spent the Weekend in
Wilmington as guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Rogers and family.
Master James Abbott OF George
town is spending a few days Will
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. c
r. Abbott. ST.
MIR. and Mrs. II. T. Smith were
Saturday evening callers in Mil
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
le Olde TYNE Box supper

Ellendalc school on Friday eve
ming. November > at 80" o'clock.
Little Girls boxes single girls
boxes and married girls boxes
sold to the highest bidder
pretty girls contest best nus
band contest Plenty Of good music
followed by community dance.
Admission free. Everybody wei
come. The proceeds 10 finance Il.
playground equipment 90 stag
curtain. o3l hlackout curtains toI
nnditnrinm windows Cnmn-
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

guests SUNDAY ot Mn and Mr..
John Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Spence and
son. Gerald spent several days last
week in Baltimore Maryland Win
Mr. and Mrs carroll TWiley.
The Bethel NJ +. Church Will
hold its annual Ilomecomin2 sun
day. October 18th Everyone is
urged to attend
Mrs Orpha Belmett OF Nalianna.
Florida Is SPENDING some time here
with her dau@hter and sou-in-law
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
$90O,OOO.O0
Rationing w i'll Be
Continued Rest of Year
Has Been Hinted
(Continued from FIRST Pase)

through November is this cOun
try's commitments to foreign gov
ernmcntS.
Another consideration is the ne
cessity of building up supplies for
the second quarter of 1916, when
production Of meat normally is
relatively low.
From authoritative but anOny-
nous sources it was learned that
OPA had asked Anderson to con-
slider the ending Of all red point
rationing October -.
OPA was represented as feeling
that liberalization of point values
had made rationing largely for
mality and that the problem OF en-
iOrcement had been increased by
the general knowledge that ration
ing will not continue much longer.
AndersOn's statement on foreign
commitments and low production
in the second quarter obviously was
intended to help OPA explain why
it is still in the rationing busi-
ness
The red point value OF butter i.
slated for Il reduction, probably
from II TO eight points.
Little change. however is eX
pected in present values for choice
cuts Of beef. veal and lamb, anC
almost all cuts of pork
Anderson still hopes that all foot
subsidies could be ended befor,
next July |. He declined, however
to speculate on just when the vari
Gus subsidies will be ended
First subsidy to be removed i
five cents a pound to butter pro
cessors. This subsidy will be re
moved October 81. with Il conse
quent increase OF five TO six cent
4 pound at retail
1t was learned. meanwhile, tina
retail ceiling prices for cranber
ries and cranberry products ar
being cut substantially" but cell
ings for number of apple am
grape products are going up con
siderably.
Announcing this. the Office {
Price Administration said it ha
not figured the specific reduction
and increases. They will result, I'll
agency said, from wage increase
granted to professors employee
and from changes in the maXimul
permitted cost of raw materials.
The increases will apply TO app
sauce teXcept that packed in tiN
states), packed apples, apple juic
sweet cider Concord crane iui,
Concord grape nectar and Concol
Srape pulp. Apple sauce packe
i'll New York Virginia, Marylan
West Virginia and Pennsylvan
will he urirpd l,tpr 0pA said
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

Ford
Mr. and Ms. Uvu.y Shol, and
son. Harold. We're Sunday guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Short OF ocean
\i.U.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Mon Methodist hurch
Rev. W. e.. Barlow. Pastor
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert b. \ail0r. Pastor

Sunday, OctObrl y
Sunday school services at p III.
Preaching by pastor.
Everyone welcome.
Plan To attend the Halloween
Parade and Victory Celebration in
Milford next Tuesday evening. Oc-
tober 30th. at \ O'Clock.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

Thomas MilhOurn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Quillen and
Mrs. William Williams spent Fri
Gay in Wilmington
Reverend and Mrs. William Tur-
ner spent Sunday afternoon in
Reeds Grove. Maryland. Reverend
Turner had charge of the afternoon
services there.
Plan to attend the Halloween
Parade and Victory Celebration in
Milford next Tuesday evening, Oc-
ttber Both, at : o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
and Mrs. tccil Wright.

VI dNd NTT-. Z OClT WIl-Nt
MIS- Anne Nichols of Chester, Pa
returned home Sunday after spend
inc some time with relatives here,
Nh. and Mrs. Columbus Morris of
WILMINGTON spent sunday here
With the latters parents, Mr. and
Mrs benjamin McGee
Mr.. Clarence Miller spent Satur-
day in Wilmin2ton
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Spiney of
Norfolk. Virginia are visiting the
lattelS parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

Oh, admit it, there uas a time when 20
could send cold shivers down my back
a few times when l literally didn't eat!
But you can't scare me noiU, wolfy! An
here's why -.
Ever since | got my war job, I've bee
buying War Bonds-and holding them.
Furthermore, as soon as my husband wei
overseas, started putting his allotmel
into War Bonds, too! He doesn't know
yet, but he's not going to be afraid of yo
either!
Oh sure, the gals make fun of me at time
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
BETHEL

Mrs Edna Clark. curtis Burton
Miss Mary Ann Phillips all of Will
mlnSton, Mr.. and Mrs Harrison
Phillips and MIR. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Ellie all of Laurel We're dinner
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
EIlrndale Methodist Church
Rev. ". @. Barlow. PaNtnr

Sunday. October y
Sunday school services al 10 a.
m. in charge of F. w ireland, su-
perinteudcnt
Preachin2 at II a. m. by the
pastor.
Epworth League service at p.
IN. This is for the young people.
ages 9 to - years
Worship service at 30 p. IN.
Meeting
The Ellendule W. $. C. 5 will
meet at the home Of Miss Allie
Macklin on Thursday evening. Oc-
tobel' -. All members are urged
TO be present
Halloween Party
Members OF the Primary Depart
ment and mothers are having a
Halloween party in the school au-
ditorium on Friday evening, OctO-
Der 2G. Come masked. Time, : 81
O'clock
Meeting
The EpWOrth League Will be en-
tertuined by Shirley Lea Filings
worth on Monday evening. Novem
Der >. All members cordially in
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
halloween Party

The Epworrh League viii have
Ha!Iowe e'en party ON Monday ~
euin2, October ~
Wet olley'> Methodist Chapel
Rev. W. &. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday. October y
Sunday school services in charge
OF Superintendent Preston DonO-
van.
nion Methodist Church
Rev. W. &. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday. October -
Sunday sC hool services at > p. III.
Preaching at , p. IN. by the pas
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
NIrrtinw

The Ellendale F,pworth League
heId IT'S first meeting on Monday
evening. October Is. al the home OF
Miss Anna Carey. The meeting was
called to order by acting president
Anne Carey and officers elected as
follows: President. June Carey
vice president. Phyllis Dickerson
secretary. shirley Lea Filings
worth; Treasurer. Anne Carey.
Games and music We're enjoyed
after which refreshments were ser
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
Navy Psythiairist
To Speak in Detroit

IL. Cmdr. Louis A. Schwartz,
chief OF neuro- psychiatric service
AT u. s. Naval Hospital Great
Lakes. H.. will address an audi
ence of selected USO volunteer
workers and Red Cross nurses
aides in the Rackham building au-
ditorium Friday at $50 p. m.
His subject will be The Emo
tional Attitudes Of the Returning
Serviceman."
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10

army l. really organized. When
the lights went out. q second
lieutenant came in with a baton
10 chhhIct the SnoreVature.
one guy started a crap game,
and what educated dice he had.
lie didn't bother rolling
them he Just laid them on
the floor. snapped his fingers,
and ,hev flpped themselves
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10

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one ed m
f7nde lch
70 said THANKS off No
lie lead makes feel
look publicity pictures for % minutes to get back my self
ConfG
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-10
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