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Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14
TINY POWER PLANT
SPARKS B-29 ENGINES

SIDNEY, N. Y, Feb. IA. (UP)-
IL takes more than ITS million sep
arate electrical discharges OF from
$4,000 to $1,000 volts each to enable
. Bog to deliver q load of bombs
to Tokyo.
These electrical discharges are
generated by a tiny power plant,
or magnetic, small enough to be
held in one hand, and are delivered
through a wiring system to the en-
CINE cylinders at the rate of 12CO
per second, according to Herman
Hanni, general manager, Scintilla
Magnetic division of Bendix Avia-
ton Corp, which developed the
power plant"
Each of these electrical diScharg-
es or sparks must be timed per-
fectly or loss of power and even
engine failure would result, Hanni
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14

LONDON, Feb. Ia. (UP)-More
than l400 Raj bombers. the larg-
est force ever sent out from Brit
ain by night, dropped a record load
of 5000 or more tons of explosives
on Germany Tuesday night.
A big force of American Flying
Fortresses followed through in day
light with another attack on the
Reich.
"a German broadcast said bomb
ers were approaching west and
northwest Germany at 1917 am.
Berlin time)
Nearly 800 of the RAF night
raicerS blasted Dresden, strategic
communications center and mill
tary base only 10 miles ahead of
the advancing Red army. 1t was
the RATS first raid in direct sup
port of Soviet forces.
LAS the center of railway net
work and a great industrial town."
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL
No. 216O1
SU nj Nj o N S
Harry w. Horton & George r.
Kirk, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DIS
TRICT, Plaintiff.
VS..
LOUIS WILHELM, FEDERATED
INCOME PROPERTIES, INC, a
Corporation, CALIFORNIA TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY, a Cor
poration, as Trustee, G. E. HALL
BERG, VIOLET EVA HOLLIS, ct
al, Defendants.
The People of the State of Cali
fornia send Greetings to LOUIS
WILHELM, FEDERATED INCOME
PROPERTIES, INC, Corporation,
CALIFORNIA TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY, a Corporation, as TruS-
tee, G. E. HALLBERG, VIOLET
EVA HOLLIS, JOHN DOE, JANE
DOE, RICHARD ROE, JOHN DOE
COMPANY, a Corporation, RICH
ARD ROE COMPANY, a Co-Part-
nership, j. DOE, as Executor of the
Estate of r. ROE, Deceased, and j.
DOE as Administrator of the Es-
tate of r. ROE, Deceased, Defend
ants
You are hereby directed to ap-
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State of
California, within ten days after
the service on you of this summons
if served within this county; or
within thirty Gays if served else
where.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required the said plaintiff
will take judgment for any money
OF damages demanded in the COM
plant, as arising upon contract, or
it will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plant.
Given under nv hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia this 4th day of October, 1914.
(SeaD w. j. McCLELLAND
County Clerk
BY Citha Lamson
Deputy
No. 3 j 17-24-31 F. 7-14-21 =
Mar 7-14-21-28
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14
County Democrats
Battle Treaty

After one of the hottest argument
in its history, the California Demo-
cratic Central Com m tt e e
in Los Angeles locked horns over
the Mexican water treaty with holf
of those present voting in favor
of ratification and half against 1t,
it was reported in Ell Centre Mon
day.
The Imperial county delegation,
composed of S. o. McGaughey of
Imperial, chairman of the county
Democratic Central committee, and
Mrs. Edna Morrison of El Centre,
its secretary, introduced the reso-
luton against ratification which
had been passed by the Imperial
county committee by a unanimous
vote.
THAT treaty is Imperial Valleys
fight and let Imperial Valley do its
own fighting" was the opinion eX-
pressed by Roland McNitt, Los An
geles attorney. 1T is nothing to the
rest of the state"
Those words, the valley residents
lcCdllcu, StJ Ol1 Jilc I'll ttiilCiio' iiiSJ
were particularly disgusted, they
said, because John Anson Ford not
only refused to express any opinion
in the matter but refused to vote
at ALL
The valley residents wouldn't give
up, however, and finally succeeded
in getting it arranged so that full
report on the treaty and its effects
ON the entire state and nation will
be laid before the state committee
at the next meeting. On Monday
Imperial Valley Democrats began
collecting materials to send to the
committee members so they will
know something more definite about
the matter.
At the same meeting it was decid-
ed to appoint committee of Is
persons to study pending legisla-
ton and write brief summaries of
what each bill is about. This COM
mittee will report IN two weeks. 1t
is expected the summaries will be
printed SO residents of California
may study them and become ac-
quainted with what is being con-
sidered by their legislators.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14
Patterson Calls
For More Nurses

the house military affairs commit
tee to approve legislation providing
for drafting of nurses.
American forces in Europe, Pat
terson warned, face a great deal of
hard fighting"
To emphasize the arrny's need for
nurses, he pointed out that 100000
American soldiers already have been
wounded in this war. During the
week ended January IA, he said,
1868 men were wounded and the
following week 22,825 were wound
ed. wounded reports for the next
week list 1858 soldiers.
He said that those figures do not
cover the army's sick.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14
SEABEE RETURNS TO U. S.
AFTER PACIFIC DUTIES

After % months with the Sea-
bees in the south Pacific, Ivy r.
Weber, 40, Holtville, machinists'
mate first class, recently returned
to the United States on leave.
AS a member of the 55th naval
construction battalion, Bluejacket
Webber helped to build naval in
stallations and air facilities in Aus
tralia, New Guinea and the Schout-
en- Islands, the eleventh naval dis
trict reported.
Before entering the service, he
was employed in CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14
IN LOUISIANA DOWN

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. IA.
CUP)-A total of 57l ,166 bales OF
the 1914 Louisiana cotton crop was
ginned prior to Dec. lover l0o,-
900 bales less than the total fig
ures released by the Department of
Commerce for 1943. Last years fig
ure was $685. ,444.
The greatest amount of ginning
took place in ST. Landry parish.
In 1914, 45,949 bales were ginned
there, and 81 ,889 in 1943, both top
figures for the parishes.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14

WASHINGTON. Feb. IA. CUP)-
Undersecretary of War Robert P
Patterson said "Wednesday that in
the opinion of military leaders the
end of the fighting in Europe is not
in sight"
He made the statement in urging
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14
CKIN !RR!IAIIoNs OF
onuN EXTERNAL CAUSE

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Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14
FILES DAMAGE SUIT

Damages in excess Of $4,000 were
sought in. a complaint filed by
Elizabeth Martin, 16, and her guar
dian, Herbert Martin. against Edr-
ardo Puellen and Pete Cabanyog, al
legedly suffered in a traffic acci-
dent almost a year ago en- Highway
No. SO a mile north of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14
FACE BURGLARY TRIALS

William D. Crawford, II, painter,
and Frank Burton Crawford, 30,
cook, will be tried in Imperial coun-
ty superior court on charges of fer
gerry, it was ordered at the close
of a preliminary hearing in Calexico
Justice court Tuesday. Bail for the
brothers was set at $1,000 each.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The f0iioWtng edit
Orials are presented as interesting 0Pin-
ions UOiced by editors eisephere. 1hey
do not necessarily reflect the opinion or
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14
TRASH FIRE

TRASH FIRE
El Centro firemen were called
Tuesday afternoon to extinguish a
trash fire at the rear of the Dan
neburg shed, Fourth and Main
streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14
WATCHING FALLING
APART OF GERMANY

From now on until bugle or a white
flag or what not proclaims the end of
the war in Europe it will be the picture
of once powerful nation, a powerful
people falling apart. Even if Hitler
should surrender Internationally tomor-
row, the picture we'll is on its way to COM
pletion. The disintegration has been
going on from the inside ever since Hitler
failed to annihilate London; ever since
Stalingrad and more noticeable and more
speedily since the invasion through
France last June.
Physical destruction from the outside
has kept pace with the inside break up
and, of course, has been the fuel feeding
the inner fires of disruption and discon-
tent.
AS both these agencies have been bor-
ing away, much of it all sympathy for
the German people" has dwindled away
to almost nothing. Up to the time Of the
invasion nine months ago there was some
feeling and hope that the benumbed mass
es would see the inevitable defeat of Nazi-
ism and destroy the leadership plunging
the nation into disaster Now that mo-
ment is gone and only cold determination
to crush nation and people along with
the political monster grips the world.
The picture soon will be completed.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14

We always had tanks, tank destroyers
and a battalion of infantry in reserve,
and we never were really in tough shape.
Brig. Gen. Anthony c. McAuliffe of
Washington, commander at Bastogne
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-14
14OO RAF Bombers Rake Reich

a British spokesman said, Dresden
has become of the greatest value
for any defense the Germans may
organize against Marshal Ivan S.
KoneVs armies"
Other bombers hit synthetic oil
plants at Leipzig and Magdeburg.
Army nurses are entitled to all
benefits afforded by the &c. I. Bill
of Rights" according to the Ninth
Service Command surgeon.
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Evening star., 1945-11-18
SUCCESS STORY
Mischa Richter went from the sublime
to the ridiculous and made it pay

A FEW years ago. shy, serious young
man wandered into THIS Weeks
Offices with a half dozen rough sketches.
''I'd like to be a cartoonist," he said.
We were surprised - not at his state
ment, but at the sketches: they were
really funny. So we asked him if he had
a sample of his finished work.
I'm afraid this is all have now" he
said. showing us some photos They
were pictures of 40-foot mural he'd
painted for public building in Boston.
We took q chance anyway, and
ordered some cartoons. We're glad
we did, for Mischa Richter has gone
places since that day. He has printed
more than 1.5OO cartoons in all the
leading magazines. Recently an edition
of his work was published. It's called
This Ones on Me-" and it means our
shy young man has won a niche in the
cartoonists' Hall of Fame.
Today Mischa makes as much money
from four inches of funny drawing as
he once did from 40 feet of mural. You
can guess why when you look at the
samples on this page.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-29

81, Rozamarija. Kar zacni pesni-
Til"
aNajprej ie treba pokopati so
vrastvo. Sovrastvo naredi Glove
ka zelo nesrecneea.s
aAh nislisa Sal tudi lahko po.
greie, pravo, dobro sovrastvo. =
Meme naredi iesrecno. Ko ga
pa zalcpljemo, iczi - Two Y svo-
jem grobu, IN vsak trenutek lab
ko spet vstane !"
" svoji pesnitvi 81 ze napra-
villa napako, Rozamarija. Nekaj
stopnic 81 preskocila, - toda;
mai bo dovolj
Toda BE takrat, ko je poko-
pano, nam je hudo. Praznota. pri-
de ma njegovo mesto. In potem
1noraino gledati in iskati, kako
bono zasadili ma grob cvetko
ljubezni. Izprva je zelo tezavno.
Najbolje je, da zasadimo malo
soeutja. To pride najlaze il tai,
" katerih je pokopano sovra-
stvo. Ali nj nesrecen tisti clo-
vek, XII ne more videti drugih, ne
da bi ga mikalo, da bi jih mu-
eil?" g.
20, zakaj? Dosti je tudi TAX
snih, XII Sc veseljem grejejo oh
peklenskem ognju."
sMorda jih pa nj tako dosti.
In potem. Ali Sc ne vrne vsak
kamen, XII ga vrzemo "a drugim,
nazaj ma nas?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-29

nAli Sc res vrne, Rozamarijag
Dvomim; zeio dvotnim. Nekateri
Iudje pray dobro lspevaio u
sveji hudobnosti. ?
.Uh, ne zinerom, Harro. Pre-,
prican bodi, da Sc karnni tudi
pri malenkostih vrnejo. Poglej,
mama Sc je jeziia, ker i1ekega
vecera v svoji jutrni obleki III
razplete1ih laseh nisem bila gr-
da, in morala mi je strgati ubogi
obroc z glave. V.tem trenutku je
postala grda, furija, ko je bila
pref vendar tako lepa z vsem
svojim okrasjern. In tisto
noe! Oh, bog, kako SO Sc pusGice
vrnile. Oblak puscic. Izgubila
je otroka, XII bi Bill morda oneh-
cal memo srce. - In tako zacne
pocasi rasti rozica socutja, XII pa
10 moramo seveda zalivati S sol
zami. In sami tudi r1isrno. Poca-
81 bo zacel prsiti Flat dez ma
grob."
''Dusica, ne dovolim, da bi po
sill napravili IL tebe svetnico. z
oeetom bonn govoril, - da :. !"
"Toda, Harro, ne bodi tako vi
hrav! Kdo mi pa zdaj kaj hui
dega hoce? Ali nnu noces privo-
sciti vsaj malo dusevnega mi
ru? !" l
V svojem solnenern kotu sedi
knez negibno. ODE dust tam zu-
maj sta ga morali pozabiti, ali pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-29
INdddljevd,sje)

Ali mar ne trpi? Ali ina kak-
Bno veselje? Ali Sc kio veseli in
zaninaa za reci, Hi mega veseli-
Jo? jar sem sc cd tebe precej
naucila o lepih stavbah, prebra-
Ia sem ninogo knjig . TEN III sem
tudi marshal videla. Dee Sc je
ze nekdaj veselil svojih starih
gradov. Toda vselej, ce rnu je BIZ
10 kaj vsec, pa maj DO ze samo
majhen prizidek in brez pravega
sloga, je postal vprico name kar
potrt, in Sc svojega veselja Sc
nj upal pokazati. In zdaj 80.
Mama ne SINE nicesar slisati
starih gradovih. Pravi, da so
stare, grde hise, ki sesajo in po-
zirajo denar. In, vse, pray vse,
kar je ocetu vsec, ma sagreni.
ceprav je tako dober = MO. Ia
ko je vessel, &c je ona zadovoljna.
Vsako zrtev stori in zmerom upa
pri tenn, da j bo ustregel. In
raaarsikaj stori zaradi tega, da hi
Sc potera n1eni bolje godile. Slu-
tt tudi Re sam, kako mi je. In po-
tenn, ko Sc mama jezi name, Sc
mu zdi, kakor bi del njene jeze
prehajal tudi mani, in to me maj
bolj boli. Sal ina svoje vzroke.
Gotovo bi mu bilo ljubse, &c bi
bila taksna, kakor so druga mia
da dekleta, &c hi Sc veselila te-
ga, cesar Sc one vesele; plesov,
sprejemov ma dvoru. JAZZ pa Sc
dim zmerom kje v kotu in sem
res prava grda racka."
"Ali ne YES, kaj je il racke
postalo ?"
Rozamarija Sc je nasmehnila.
"Labod ne DO nikoli iz ME
Morda bi bill pa le postal, il ubo-
ge Rozemarije; kajti ona ina
ona je,-oh, Harro, zdaj bonn pa
zardela. Prosim te, ne glej me;
ali vsaj ne srnej Sc mi, Harro 3.
Bodi tako doberp
''Ona ina? Rozamarija - =
Toda Harro ne odneha, res ne.
"No? -"
"Tako cudno sc menda to sill
81, ce govori grda racka, toda,
ali ne morejo biti grdi ljudje ca.
sih tudi lepi?''
"To je prav mogoce,' resno
zatrdi Harro.
To je. Ii sam YES to najbo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-29
Du5ica ROzd11,griia !
lsvET1,tcA N MEN Hoarc,
Asnss dualhse
PosloveniI Boris Rihtefsic
ILsnss iunlll.,r
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersft

lje, IN zato Il poveMl. Po1nisli,
kako sem bila presenecena, Ike
sem to prvic opazila. Bila je not
il Liza mi je uI1ila lase; precej
dolgo traja, pfedei1 Sc posuse, in
zato sem 10 poslala v pesteljo.
Tako sem sedela sama v sobi,
brala in cakala, IA Sc bodo lasje
posusili, da jih bonn lahko splet-
la. Brala sem lepo knjigo, XII jo
imam rada: Moerickejeve pesmi.
Tam je bilo sapisano:
fOci, kaj le innate ue, o6i -.
In tt, 0 duh, ki sddj Sc sre6en
biva$ . NTH
"Tedaj sem iznenada pogleda-
lax visku, kajti futila sem, da
sedim pred svojinn ogledalom.
In zdaj 50 me zadele lastne oci
kakor oci grske deklice. In nj
koli ne gledam rada svoje slike
v ogledalu, zrnerom mi je nerod-
no. Kakor bi gledala duha, XII
sem in vendar nisem. Kakor bi
Sc odpiral pred fnano prepaid, ka-
NOR nj dobro gledati. Neumne
misli. In to pot sem Sc prestra-
sila.
mi mi svignila temna smrtna
puscica mimo senca. -Videla sem,
-da sem lepa. Lasje, XII so bill
mehki in puhasti, SO Sc nabirali
oh obeh straneh mojega obraza
in mi tekli OBJ licih navzdol. Da
mi MISC zakrili oci, sem 81 natak-
Mia cez ME star, zlat celni obroc,
hi sem ga vzela il omar gospo-
da oskrbnika. Zelo star je, cisto
gladek, in gospod oskrbnik mi
je rekel, da SO v starih casih 60
spodicne pletle okoli takih obro-
cev vence. Ne vem, ali j0 bila
tenu kriva oblika mole glave, XII
je postala zaradi obroca Sc bolj
izrazita, ali kaj,-sedela sem,
strmela vsvojo sliko in Sc cudi-
la. In takrat Be je takoj zacela
moja nesreca. -.
''Iznenada je prisla v soho
mama svoji prelepi dvorni OBJ
leki, S peresi in demantno tiaro
ma glavi-praSkar Sc je vrnila in
me vprasala, zakaj imam Sc 1uc ?
In kaksne neumnosti pocenjam
z zlato krono.
"Tako ,hudobne nisem videla
BE nikoli! Bila je Sc hudobnejsa
kakor ma tvoji Sikh. Strgala mi
je celni obroG z glave in dosti las
z njin.. Vrgla ga je ma tia in ga
pohodila, ceprav nisem rekla mic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-29

drugegA kakor to, da sem 81
.umiyala lase. Ubogi moi obroc!
IN srsd je pociL toda spreten
zlatar \ Berlinu ga je popravil;
pritrdil je mani kos kovine, ker
ga hi maral pokvariti.
In mama We cisto dobro, da
5e desnantna tiara po moi ma
teri moja, in zelo j jo privosc Gin,
samo da imam svoj starr obroc.
In odtlej nj bilo nikoi bolje.'
''Dusica, tega ne smes skriva-
ii v sebi.p
20, ne. Sal sem povedala go
spodu tajnemu svetniku in deial
mi je, da premaga sovrastvvo emo
sanno sfdestvo med nebom in
zemljo. Da Sc da sovrastvo pre-
'magati sanao z ljubeznijo."
"Svetohlinstvo, Rozamarija,
svetohlinstvo! Kaj mores tn lju-
biti? ce gospodje govore il sve-
tega pisma, bonn govoril Sc JAZZ !:
'Neznosna brenena nakladaio in
Sc sa1ni niti z najmanjsin pr
stofa ne dotalknejo y. ljubezni!"
"Doslej sem poznala samo so.
vrastvo. @, kako sem sovrazila,
Harro! Moja edna nesreca ie
nastala zaradi sovrastva. In SO.
vrastvo naredi eloveka tako ne.
umnega. v tisti viharni noei
Harro, ko sem najhuje sovra.
lila, - sem mislila, da bo tisti
otrok postal taksen, kakor je
ona, in da bo prinesel S seboj
ma svet vse sovrastvo do mas in
do nasih Iubih starih reci. In
oce pravi zmerom: &c en- sam
cleh nj west, je zlata veriga raz.
trgana, zlasti v nasih dneh. Vse
Sc izgubi, "a kar SO Sc borili sta.
ri, "a kar SO trpeli. Sal YES, Har.
70, zlata lue mora ugasniti! In
ker sem irnela tako h,1dobne mi.
sli tisto noe, nisem mogla pogle-
dati v oci teti Heleni, ko me ie
izprasevala, in vse, kar bi lahko
rekla " svoje opravicilo, mi je
ostalo v vratu. Ne, sovrazila ne
bonn nikoi vec, nikoli!"
'Ne prisegaj prezgodaj. Kdor
INA ljubiti, mora znati tudi SO.
vraziti. :Vracati ljubezni "a so.
vrastvo ne more r1ihce!'
Rozamarija mu je segla v be
sedo. "ce nj storil tega nihce
drug, je storil Jezus. In reci mo
ras, da je znagal. ceprav SO ga
.pustili zato umreti. In zdaj kle.
cino pred MIN, Harro. ="
Toda Harro ne odgovori.
I'm gospod tajni svetnik pravi
tudi, da je zelo tezavno. Zato je
tudi najlepse -..
No, pa mi povej svoj RECEIPT!
Ali ii ga nj odkril? Ali te je sa.
mo nnalo poucil?"
me, toda tako lepo in ueeno,
kakor mi je on povedal, ii ne
morem reei. SaIna sem potem
nasla besede." :" -
sTvoje besede poslusam raj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-29
OpoIr,ini gIede raci-
joniranja

Meso, SIR, maslo, Ronzervirane
ribe IN mlelkO
Rdece znamke VS. in rs, in
Az do U-2 SO veljavne vsaka
"a 10 pointov.
Procesirana jedila
Modre znamke H-2 do C-lI
so veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
SladkOr
Sladkorna znamka stew. 35 "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavnai
do 2. junija. Znamka st. Sc je1
veljavna do 81. augusta.
KuriIno ole
Znalnke stew. 1, 2, 3, 4 in 5,
so sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a.
10 galonov.
Ccyln
Znamke st. /, 2 ia 3 ! zfako-
plovom Y knjixici st. 5 70 We
ljavne 10 prek1ica.
Gsslln
EnaMka 4l-16 u veljavnaA
= 1tiri galons gAso,ina do a.
junija. 3Aainke BIG. B-7: CO in
CT 90 veljavne vsaka q pet
galonov gasolina = nedolocenl
cas. M Lieu vsakega kupoIna
mora biti napisano ime dr.
lave in licenGna stevilka. Pril
proxnji = dodatiao kolicino 90
solina je treba navesti readtd
prevozenih mill.
TajerjI
Inapekeijs tA1erjev ii zahte.'
vaha razen pri xaprositvi y ne-l
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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02

Strictly pin-up material ore these DOR
ing swim suit sconties for sun and
fun. Choose from brief bros and pert
skirts Bright novelty fabrics priced
ct IoW-tide.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19

a caFbine. captured 10 Germans
aft a brief fight near his outpost
at Meirsberg.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19

Somewhere in the Pacific correcting navigation charts
these two earnest Americans apply themselves with
taking this charfhouse aboard ship
Samuel Sanderson first class and quaremase striker
62s East Hastings street Detroit Mich has demonstrated
greatest aptitude
aboard Charles d. Freed
Navy photo
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19
TUo Detr0iteH
With Plaq que
Winning Co.

A SOUTH COAST PORT. Eng
The Meritorious Service Unit
Plaque has been awarded 10 the
all-Negro 554th Port Company.
stationed here on the coast OF
southern England. for superior
services" performed during the
period of June 10 August 6. 1914.
Issued from headquarters. Eu-
ropean Theatre of Operations,
the citation reads as follows:
THE 554th PORT Company
performed superior services in the
out-loadng program of the port
during this period. in loading a
total OF 1857 vehicles weighing
1926 tons and 620l tons of sup
plies on total Of l0l ships. With
out the assistance OF this company,
the port would have been unable
20 load and sail the required num-
Der Of ships with troops and We
hlcleS 10 the invasion area. The
55Ith Port Company showed ex-
traordlnary stamina and willing
ness 10 accomplish its objective,
working long hours, often twenty
four hours continuously TO COM
plete loadings in record time"
Figures of this or that, hard,
iron words like ton" and "vehi-
Gle" and "out-loading," are not
very faithful record >rs of the hu-
man story behind this record Of
clock-circling work. The men in
this company worked at all kinds
Of jobs. TO hang up the record
that won for them the Meritorious
Service Unit plaque.
They worked in the holds of
the ship. packing away safely and
quickly the many and varied types
and kinds Of equipment that were
picked up on the quay sides and
swung over the ships rail 10 them:
they operated the cranes. those
Super-big paws that can pick up
anything and everything and put
Il where II wasn't before: they
checked in the freight arriving all
the time. day and night, and then
just as promptly loaded it on the
waiting ships.
THE UNIFORM insignia. worn
on the right sleeve of the service
coat, with points Of laurel wreath
up and the lower edge four inches
from the cuff. is q two-inch olive
drao square on which a golden
yellow laurel wreath is embroid-
cred.
Among, the personnel OF the 554th
arc found two men from Michigan:
Detroit - Pfc. Thomas J Hoppins.
$3.50 Colfax. Sgt Harold +. Ken
nedy, 45+0 fireman.