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Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23
Pefain Defends
All Actions
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forward. He slumped in his high
backed chair and occasionally
Stroked his white mustache.
He looked much thinner than he
was at Vichy three years ago. But
he walked firmly without support,
although a light tremble of the
hands was noticeable. He wore the
1ull uniform of marshal, bearing
the military medal as the only dec
grafton.
The trial of the 89-year-old for
mer hero Of Verdun got underway
at 1:25 p. m. 0:25 a. M, EWT)
with the aged marshal entering the
courtroom at 1:14 p. m.
IN FULL UNIFORM
Petain walked in wearing his
tleld marshalS uniform with seven
brilliant stars and looked somewhat
beWildered and dazed. Upon en-
terlng he started first toward an
other exit and then was guided by
gendarmeS toward the prisoners
stand.
WIFE NOT PRESENT
Madame Petain did not accom-
pany him as had been expected.
Petain was escorted by two po-
Jicemen with about 16 others
standing nearby.
Prosecutor Gen. Andre Mornet
has told the French press he will
demand the death penalty
Mornet, the man. who convicted
Mata Hari, the famed woman spy
of World War I. will accuse Pc
tain:
OF having broken Frances
pledged word to Britain by sign
ing a separate peace with Germany
after defeat in June, 1910.
or having Collaborated political
ly and industrially with the Nazis
to the detrimcnt of the democratic
nations.
OF tOlerating anti-BritiSh and
anti-American propaganda in the
SO-called free zone" of France.
Of countenancing, even making
speeches. favoring Frenchmen 60
ing to work in Germany.
OF having offered Germany the
aid of French troops in repelling
the Allied invasion.
OTHER CRIMES
MCrnet also will accuse Petain of
many other crimes and will call
for his witnesses such famous per-
sons as former Premiers Paul Rey-
maud. Edouard Daladier, and Leon
Blum
His lawyers hope to show that
although on the face of things he
was playing Germany'S game, in
reality Pctain was in league with
the AllieS
Pctain was accompanied to his
cell by his wife two doctors, and
a nurse.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23
Police Recover
Stolen Cars

Paul Hill, Box 1174, FL Centre.
reported to police Saturday night
that his car, a l941 Oldsmobile
coupe, was stolen at Eighth and
Main streets about 10 p. M The
car was recovered later that night
by police with light, radio and ig-
milton wires cut
Frank MaSSaferro CT the El Cen
tro hotel reported to Ell Centre po-
lice Saturday night that his car, a
1886 Buick sedan, was stolen. It
was recovered later that night at
500 Broadway.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23
Two Valley Deaths
Traced to Heat

Heat was responsible for the death
of two men over the week end
according to Deputy Coroner Orval
Walker, who was called to investi-
gate. One other heat victim has
been reported previously.
Henry Harvey Lowe, "a. Negro.
died Sunday at 1851 G street in
Brawley He had been working on
government project at Sandy
Beach. The body was taken to
Thornton's where funeral arrange
ments await word from relatives
in the east.
Pedro Rivera, about 40, died
Saturday at 1882 Main street. Braw-
ley. According to neighbors, he had
been drinking and lay down on a
blanket on the east side of the
house to rest. He was later discov-
cred to be dead. He is believed to
have relatives in Mexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23
Cottage Cheese the fooe
thuf fools the thermometer

Golden State Cottage Cheese plays
starring role by itself -. or blend in finely
chopped chives, onions OF olives for a
favor-lift. Feature it with pineapple slices
or peach halves in a delightful fruit salad
!. mix it with chopped raisins and nuts
for a taste-tickling sandwich spread -. or
use it as priced ingredient in inspired
cookery.
Order enough to make your family hap
py.. at your grocery store, or delivered
direct to your home by the friendly Golden
State milkman
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23
Driver to Face
Reckless Count

Leo Dale Brown was cited for
reckless driving when Villand Her
ron told Sheriff's officers Sunday
night that the driver of a grey
coupe tried to run him off the road
into a tanker.
Imperial police held the driver and
the car for highway patrol officers
to issue the citation.
Launched in 1894, the Dirigo was
the first all-steel sailing ship. She
was designed by the Waddingtons Of
Liverpool and the frames and plates
were fabricated in Scotland, ship
ped to Bath, Me. where construc-
ton of the hull was supervised by
the designer The ship was the vic
tim of a German submarine in
1917.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23

When the temperatures up... and
your energy's down and the very idea
of food seems to make you feel even
warmer -.
Serve cooling, cool-looking salad with
Golden State Cottage Cheese.
Crisp green lettuce, dewy from the re-
frigerator slices of tomato, chilled to
frosty succulence -. a mound OF smooth
textured and mild favored Golden State
Cottage Cheese u. top it all with your
favorite dressing of piquant tanginess =,
and see how heat-jaded appetites perk up.
Golden State Cottage Cheese is such
warm weather food success because it's
low in heat generating calories, but high
in needed tissue-building protein nourish-
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23
j. 5. Fleet Hits
Double Blow
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32,720-ton Nagato, one of the four
known surviving hattleships in The
Imperial fleet. was one Of the 4l2
vessels smashed up by Halsey's S
raiders in their Today foray along
the east coast of Japan. The Ma
cato was heavily damaged in the
Allied carrier strike on the Yoko-
suka naval base in Tokyo bay last
Wednesday,.
First accounts of the nCw fleet
strikes from Admiral Chester w
Nimitz' headquarters gave only
sketchy details of the actions.
INTERCEPTS CONVOY
Nimitz said Halsey's destroyCrS-
eight according to japanese reports
intercepted the enemy CONVOY
five miles Wegt Of Noiima Cane
shortly after midnight this morn
ing.
In a brief, onc-sidod gun fight.
the Allied raiders sank one medium
and one small cargo vessel. prob
ably sank third, and damaged the
conveys lone escort Meme of the
Allied warships was hit.
Nojima Cape is at the southern
tip of the Bose peninsula. eastern
arm of Tokyo bay The cape was
shellod by American cruisers and
destroycrs before dawn last Thurs
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23
Legion District
Names Officers

Officers of the 22nd District Of
the american Legion were elected
at the meeting held Sunday in Old
Town San Diego and delegates to
the national convention also were
named.
The delegates include Max Brcnts
and Phil Hoffman of FL Centre,
Carl F. Sherwood OF San Diego,
new district commander. and May
Murphy, also of San Diego.
In addition to Sherwood. new Of
ficerS are Claude Austin of BrawlCy
Of Joe Herbert of San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23

Records Of the New York state
conservation department show that
tagged fish may travel 10 to 20
miles from the point where they
were liberated; that many breeders
return consistently to the same
spawning ground where they were
first caught and tagged, and that
occasional individuals are able to
outfox anglers who have been visit
inc the same heavily fiShcd waters
for years.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23
SEEK BURGLARY SUSPECT

Imperial Valley officers checked
buses and trains Sunday in an at
tempt to locate Horace Hill, 18.
wanted by the San Diego sheriff's
office for burglary. The youth was
described as five feet nine inches.
weighing 145 pounds, wearing a
shabby tweed suit and carrying a
small black bag. He was believed
to have about $3.50 in his posses
sion to a report to Sheriff Robert
w. Ware.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23
RETURNS FROM MEETING

Guy Weakley. superintendent Ell
Centro schools, has returned from
the annual administrators confer
ence held at U. G. L. A. last week.
Theme Of the meeting was the
United Nations conference and the
part OF education in world recon-
StruCtion.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23
SOOthe Soreness of
Minor Skin HritutiOnS

Beat the heat -. relieve hahy's heat
rash with Mexsana, the soothing, mod
icated powder. Helps guard your family
from heat rash. Eases chatting often
more troublesome in hot weather. Checks
itch Of healing sunburn and mosquito
bites. Costs little. Always get Mexsana.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23

Missouri's motto is let the Wei
fare of the People be the Supreme
Law"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23
Cheese-Sfuffed Onions

A hearty new main dish that's easy On pre-
cious ration points Try It for treat that Will
be appreciated.
medium onions slices bccon cut n strips
"a cup Golden Stos o"o '''0u o'Sp
Collage Cheese 70 tsp pepper
2 tbsp. finely chopped "A CUP bu'tered bread
green pepper crumbs
tsp solt strips prmiento
I. Peel onions and cook in boiling 3alted
water until Just tender, about 20 minutes
Drain and cool Remove CentctS, leaving
thin she'll 2. Chop y SUP Of ccnters ooarseiy.
Combine with cottage cheese, green pepper,
bacon, salt, and pepper. Nix well. Stuff onion
shells and place in creased baking dish. Gar
nish with bread crumbs and Pimlento. Pour
l tsp. bacon driPPings over each onion. }.
Cover and bake in moderate oven (55O' E)
for 20 minutes. Uncover and brown I0-I5
mInutts Serves 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23

we've done The job.
Ford Protective Service has been adopted
wholeheartedly by most of our owners. They
bring their cars to our shop regularly every
thirty days for expert inspection and mainte-
nance work. This prevents many small repair
jobs from becoming major overhauls-helps
US spread our manpower to service more cars,
makes it possible to do our full share in keep
ing all essential cars on the road.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23
$4,000 Germans
Arrested by
Occupation Forces

FRANKFURT, July %. up
American occupation forces in a sur
prise 48-hour roundup ending at
dawn Monday arrested more than
10000 Germans for illegal possession
of weapons, possession Of contra
band. and other infractionS.
Every available United d States
soldier was used in the surprise
move, in which the entire zone was
isolated by roadblockS.
Many SIS officers were found
posing as civilians.
The roundup was carried out with
virtually no violence. A few shots
were fired, but only one German
was killed
A number of desert Sneep in
Nevada have been tranSplanted to
Wyoming recently in an attempt
to build up herds of the animals
in the latter state
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-23

Wheeling. w Va, civic leader
elected Grand Exalted Ruler Of the
Benevolent and Protective Order Of
Elks at emergency wartime meet
ing held in New York City. July 16
1945. Contrasting with Elks' Con-
ventiOns of other years. attended
by thousands of delegates. featur-
ing ornate costumes and elaborate
parades, the 1945 streamlined meet
ing was held quietly. without fan
fare. and was attended by a small
group, in keeping with wartime
travel restrictions
Says the Americ Magazine.
babies at birth fall into one of
three categOries of personalities -
the solid, the facile, or the uneven.
The solid" baby is good-natured,
relaxed sOciable The "faCile" baby
is active, energetic, assertive noisy,
aggressive. The uneven" baby is
fragile, restrained, inhibited, tense
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-29

FOR SALE
1914 Grace St. 5 room & bath
bungalow, sleeping porch, lot
50 $50, excellent neighbour
hood, close to schools and
churches. Possession 80 days.
Pine Crest Terrace, rooms &
bath. Hardwood floors, hot
water heater, lot 10 x 361,
bearing pecan, apple and
peach trees. Lovely surround
ings.
106 Queen St. 2 story frame,
6 rooms & bath. Double lot.
Good condition. Priced to sell.
Leland, Brunswick Co. new 4
room house, acres of good
grade loan land fenced in.
Stable, chicken and smoke
house. Pecan and fruit trees.
1876 Colonial Village, S room
brick bungalow, hardwood
0oOl llOI WdlSI,
built in tub and shower and
shades.
Nice bldg. lots in City and all
suburbs, also commercial lots
Harbor Island and Wrights-
vile Beach.
WADE REALTY co.
J. E. L. WADE, Realtor
FOR SALE
Wrightsville Beach, rooming
house, 20 rooms, near Station
One.
Middle Sound, several tracts
$780,. to $1,000. Terms if de-
Greenville Sound, 7 Acre Tract.
s room house, So. 7th St.
400 No. 5th st. 7 rooms.
1905 Grace st. 6 rooms $4250.
We have demand for Real
Estate Of every type. If you
have property for sale list it
with us Monday.
W. M. HEWLETT, REALTOI
General Insurance, etc.
PA Princess St. Dial 1888
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
oil Cherry Ave, Audubon. 6
rooms, bath, and garage, pri-
vate water works, lot 140x
210, excellent location and
reasonably priced.
Glen Arden, modern 7 room
home and garage, large lot,
excellent condition.
los Colonial Village, rooms
and bath, large corner lot,
oil floor furnace and open
fireplace.
Chestnut St. Rooming house
IL rooms, 4 IL baths and
garage, brick building, ct
cellent business location be-
tween 3rd and 4th SITS.
1712 Orange ST., rooms and
bath, near schools, churches
and buses. quick occupancy.
Corner lot 21nd St. and Prin-
cess Road. 13Ox15O high
ground and very desirable
for your post war home.
We have several desirable
farms nearby as we'll as lots
in Forest Hills, Wrightsville
Beach and in town.
J. L. BALDWIN AGENCY
REALTORS
217 Princess Street
Dial 2-321O
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s-For Rent-Apartments

ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT. so5
So. 9th. St.
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UNCLAIMED PLEDGES

UNCLAIMED PLEDGES
Ladies bridal set, large dia-
mond solitaire set in plain vel
low gold mounting with match
ed engraved band -----$ 45.Oo
Six sterling silver teaspoons IN
box, heavy weight -----Sl3.9o
Plumbers blow torch, good as
as new ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ladies yellow gold dinner ring
with three large diamonds IN
center, lacy design, oblong
shape mounting ---------$27.5O
Large size sterling silver baby
cups, plain pattern -------S6.9o
Gents yellow gold ring, double
head cameo SZ9.3o
Steel, fireproof safety box g.
x15" with lock, new -----$37. gu
Five barrel moneJ changers,
new -----$5.95
Sterling silver Identification
bracelets --$7.50
Antique solid gold chain and
cross $3.50
Deltah Oriental Replica Pearls
in plush box, new -------$l2.5O
Electric clock, handsome de-
sign, new -------------Sl2 .93
II jewel Waltham pocket watch
yellow gold ---$27 so
II jewel Bulova wrist
Gents diamond ring, almost
carat, yellow gold --$295 90
Ladies diamond earrings for
pierced ears, white
Set of mechanical drawing in
struments in case ---$8.95
Ladies II jewel Crawford
wrist watch, IA carat solid gold
case with eight genuine
rubles -----$124.50
Electric Hawaiian guitar with
amplifier ---$79.50
Golf balls, repainted --- rs
Sextant, very fine make, good
as new -------S125. 90
F1NkELSTEINS
LOAN OFFICE
Front and Market
Phone 1862
maintenance surface coatings. Also spe
CHlLDREN'S LAWN SWINGS FOE
sale. Second house from Radio Station
FOR SALE Complete motion pictur
equipmenD 30x7O tents, seats, two pow
srs machines, two arc lamps, glas
beaded screen. Apply ]. W. Smlthson
Phone 742, Holly Ridge, N. c.
FOR SALE - ONE ELECTRoLUX REF
rlgerator, one late model table to]
quality gas range with oven. Call 10Oe
Sc. 9th.
FOR SALE - ANTIQUE BED. DOTTED
Mahogany, posts, it. high, very mas
s1ve. Mt. Vernon style. Dial 2-1105.
JUST RECEIVED A NEW sHIPMEN'
9xl2 Congoleum rugs, $495 Carolin
Furniture Co., SIT No. 4th. Dial 4O48.
FOR SALE - USED POOL TABLE WITT
accessories. Price $125.00. See MI
Council at Sutton Council Furniture CT
FOR SALE - MAPLE LIVING ROOM
bedroom set. 208 Virginia Ave, River
side Apartments.
FOR SALE ALL STEEL FRANZ
Large carriage, practically new. Pric
$500. Mrs. J. C. White, Alb N. 5th.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK BLoUsES n
3 years. Attxactively Designed Vast
Baskets. Manly Wilma Shop. 112 \
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SO-Houses For Sale
FOR SALE


- choice lots on Wrightsville
Beach. Select your lot now
and build for next summer.
3 apartment house, 512 Dock
St. An investment paying ov-
err 10 per cent.
Beautiful estate on Greenville
Sound. IL acres and 3 attrac-
tive homes. Servant cottage
and all conveniences.
40 building lots in South Will
mington, ideal for homes or
factory sites. Very reason
ably priced. .-....
A nice lot on Harbor Island, on
Channel.
3 colored houses near 9th and
Castle, returning more than
IS per cent on investment.
10 room house on 9th, near
Market. Priced very low.
w. A. McGIRT, Realtor
H. S. McGirt, Realty Dept.
215 Princess Street
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE -.
N. E. corner 3rd and Walnut
Sts., large, two story and
basement, brick building, OF
twelve rooms, three baths
and furnace; can be easily
converted into business es-
tablishment.
N. W. corner 5th and Orange
Sts., lovely two story brick
residence of eight rooms and
two baths, in addition to three
rooms in basement; oil heat
also two story brick build
ing on back Of lot. Property
fronts SO it. on 5th Street
by 100 #, on Orange.
314 No. End St., directly oppo-
site bus station therefore ideal
location for renting rooms
dwelling has 10 rooms and
two baths. has furnace which
can be reconditioned.
812 and 814 No. 3rd St., good
business location, three small
houses on property at present
time; lot 66x165.
H. F. WILDER, Realtor
w. C. James, Salesman
POI Princess st.
Phone 1882
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-15

THE PUBLIC. MERCHANTS AND m
DUSTRIAL FIRMS WILL BENEFIT BY THIS
NEW FAST ARM OF TRANSPORTATION
THAT MAKES IT'S DEBUT IN WILMINGTON.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-24
Coal Strike
Threat Fades

Washington. April 2i-UP-- The
threat OF soft coal strike this
year appeared TO have blown over
for good today.
This followed war Labor Board
approval late yesterday OF all
money provisions OF the new soft
coal wage contract. The board es,
timated the new contract would
give 10000 miners an average
rasie OF Sl02 a day.
WLB Chairman George w. Tay-
lor said in a formal opinion that
the wage provisions were within
sterilization limits because no
increase insbasic hourly rates was
involved.
Sterilization Director william II.
Davis will await a ruling by the
Office of Price Administration on
the amount OF price relief required
by coal companies before finally
okaying the new contract which IS
retroactive TO April /. Producers
estimate that it will cost them on
the average % cents a ton. On the
basis of the WLB's figures. howev-
or. production costs would go up
only 10 10 20 cents a ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-24
Pares
lckes Budget

Washington, Apr. Gins An
economy minded House Appropria-
tions Committee today slashed by
q per cent the 1916 funds request.
ed by Secretary Harold Ickes for
the Interior Department.
Action on the recommendation
OF a subcommittee headed by Rep.
Jed Johnson ID Okla, the COM
mittee pruned s3S.743.419 from the
s1H,346.047 requested by Ickes,
approving instead $lO2 602,62S for
the fiscal year beginning July !.
Johnson. a thorn in Ickes' side
for many years, has been appoint
ed and confirmed by the Senate as
a federal judge but has retained
his House seat pending action on
the Interior Department bill.
The amount approved, although
far below budget estimates, repre-
scented an increase of four and a
half million dollars over 1915 ap.
preparations, largely for completing
reclamation projects deemed i'm
portant 10 the departments food
program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-24
PNrOmanlac Sets
Fires IN Lansing

Lansing Apr 2f-AP Three In
cendiary fires in the heart Of the
Lansing Industrial district early to-
day wTeaked damage estimated IN
officially by fremen at 100000.
Fire chief Hugh Fisher said all
three definitely we're the work OF
pyromaniac. Lansing has been
struck by series OF such fires
in the past two years. totaliEs more
than $500 600 In losses
All FIRE apparatus in the city,
bolstered by once OF Civilian DE.
Tense apparatus operated by state
police. an available state and local
police aud OCD auxiliaries fought
the fire and handled crowds for
more than three hours.
= Firemen saved the main mill OF
the lumber yard, one OF the largest
in the city. but thousands OF feet
OF lumber were destroyed Wind
carried the FIRE 10 every lumber
pile in the yard
The warehouse. In which new
furniture was stored was destroyed
entirely Bricks from the collapsed
walls blocked the tracks Of the
New York Central Railroad.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-24
Third Of Capital
Already i'm Hands
Of Invading Reds
War In Brief

tEy Associated prcsD
The Western Front: Three Al.
lied armies gained on 22J-mile
front in south. Third menaced Re
gensburg in drive toward Bavarian
redoubt. seventh 80 miles from
Munich, French closed up TO Swiss
border, L. $. First and Ninth es.
tablishcd radio contact with Rus.
slams: British launched heavy at.
tack on Bremen; Canadians and
Poles advanced in Holland.
The Russian Front: Soviet troops
battled toward heart of Berlin; yir.
tually cncircled blazing capital.
others advanced to the south to-
ward American lines, Hitler re.
ported by Germans directing battle
in Berlin.
The Italian front: Fifth and
Eighth Armies massed on Pc north
OF Bologna; Germans disorganiLed
and fleeing. Americans IN west ad-
Nanced on LA Spezia.
The Pacific Fronts; Japanese
split on Mindanao by |. :. ad-
vance; local gains made on Luzon
sectors: infantry used flamethrow-
ers on Okinawas southern front;
British in Burma captured Pin
mana on Mandalay- Rangoon Rall.
way
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-24
Life Begins
to Overtake
Those Dying

Bclsen Concentration Camp Ger
many. APR. q -AP-Life was be
ginning 10 overtake death here to
day but only just beginning.
The burial pits were still receiv-
ing their mounds Of nameless dead
but by the hundreds now instead
OF thousands
Yesterday approximately 1900
PERSONS were buried It was the
first dav since the British entered
the camp a week ago that burials
left the stock Of corpscs smaller
at the end OF day
However authorities estimated
thR between 800 and 400 persons
sull are dying daily from the ef.
fects of starvation deliberately i'm
posed upon them by the SIS They
estimate the population was $4,000
when they took II over and that
IT is now $1,000, but admit this
figure is very rough estimate
Nevertheless, progress Is being
made and the camp. which leading
German citizens are being forced
to inspect. is today almost pleas
urc garden compared TO the horror
Of five days ago
II is sull not possible TO walk
50 yards without seeing dead and
dying and you still can not escape
the stencil Of burning rags and rot
ting flesh and the evil smell OF
sickness. But long huts and the
earth around them, once covered
with corpses and filthy rags and
an unimaginable collection Of
trash, have been swept clean. Sew.
eTal hundred children and sick
adults are being moved by doctors
TO pheasant quarters in camp mum
Der .. formerly military barracks
constructed Of brick and concrete
with rod tile roofs. The buildings
are set in lawns surrounded by
trees.
About 1000 Frenchmen who had
been held here are leaving today
in fifty trucks for home
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-24
Frahm Will 90
to Milan Prison

Detroit. Apr. 24-AP-Fred ".
Frahm. former Detroit superinten-
dent Of Police convicted in 1912 Of
state charge OF conspiracy to OBJ
struCt Justice. was to be transfer
red today from the Southern Michi.
San Prison az Jackson to the Fed
eral Correctional Institution at Mi
Ian, Mich.
Deputy United states Marshal
Samuel O'Connel went to Jackson
today 10 effect the transfer.
Frahm's parole from the four TO
fre year term on the state charge
came due today, but he still has a
year TO serve on a six-year federal
term for Income tax invasion which
has been running concurrently
Abel y. Lezotte. chief deputy
marshal. said Frshm would be kept
az Milan until 2 federal prison :
designated by the director OF the
Bureau OF Prisons.