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Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04
ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH
4th & Bender

neV. IL. LmDry, NtlnlSt6H
$3.50 a. m. - Sunday School
HOO q. m. - Morning Worship
600 p. m. -- B Y. p. y.
500 p. m. - Evening Service.
First Baptist Church, Highland
Park, 18th and Oak st.,
Rev. P. l.. Rowe, Pastor
$3.50 a. m.-Church School.
1i:00 q. m. Morning Worship
$50 p. m.-BYPU.
7 20 p. m.-Evening Worship.
Union Temple Rapt. CT
Rev. A. II. Green, Min
S14 Riugo st.
$3.50 a. u. - Sunday an
11;00 a. m.---Mornir B.,
$50 p. m.-B. Y. T
500 p. m. -Evenin ...,.
Ncwdora Baptist
Booker Terrace
Rev. w. e Walters, pastor
Regular PASTORAL days 2nd and
4th Sundays.
$3.50 a. ms. S., G. W. Nc
CURE, Mrs. u, s. Block.
HOO a. m. -- Preaching.
Mt, Olive Baptist Church
Tie Plant
$3.50 a. m, Sunday School
HOO a. m. Preaching
500 p. m. -- Baptist Training
Union
500 p. m. --- Preaching
Rev. F. j. Williams, pastor
Earl Larry, Clerk
arl Larry, Reporter
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04

liberty Hin Bapt. Church
1901 Spring st. Rev, III. Van
Hudson, Minister
$50 a. m. Sunday School
1900 a. m.--Sermon.
500 p. m. Evening sermon
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04

Miles Chapel CME Church
9Th and Bender SITS.
Rev. Z. Dyer, Pastor
$50 a. m.-Church School In
charge of Mrs. A. A. Womack.
HOO a. Morning Worship
$50 p. m.-Epworth League.
7:45 y. m.-Evening Worship.
McAlmont, Ak.
1000 a m,-Sunday School.
Emrv,ew CME Church
Rev. G w. Smith, Pastor
HOO Sermon.
$40 p. m.--Epworth League.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04
90 to church


Mt. Nebo AME Church
College station
Rev. ". Il Walden. Minister
Sunday School, $3.50 a. IN.
Preaching, 1880 a. III.
Institute, 800 p. IN,
Night service, $3.50 D. N,
Leach Chapel CINE Church
1912 Broadway ST.. North Lit
tie Rock.
Model S. S. : $3.50 a. n
Sermon 100 a. IN. Rev. B.
I. Carter, pastor.
Musical Program 800 p. m.
In charge of Missionary Circle.
Epworth League $50 =. IN.
st. Bartholomew Catholic
Church
18th and Marshall Streets
Rev. Conrad A. Kinder. Priest In
charge
Mass--S.30 a. m. and 1000
a. IN.
Benedlction-7:30 p. m.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04

Somewhere in New Guinea
10 April, l045
Dear Editor:
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04

Shiloh Bapt. Church
l1th and Hanger St. DR.. c. D
Pettaway, Minister
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04

Ses.ey Chapel NJ. Il. Church
lth and State st. J Weli
Moore, Minister
Morning Seryiees-ll q. u
l:00-5.00 y. m.-UAion Ves-
ler Services.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04

Allison Presbyterian Church
lth and Gaines St, Rev. ]. +
Henderson, Minister
iunday:
1880 a. m.-Chureh School
1880 a. IN. Morning Service
1850 p. m.--Eyening Service.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04

Duncan Chapel Methodist Church
9th and Rock Bt.
Rev. M. l.. Brooks, minister
a.45-Church School.
Morning worship.
s30-Youth fellowship.
80 Evening service
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04

big Bethel AME CHURCH
III and Broadway Sta, DR.. q
b. Ashford, Minister In
Charge
100 d. m.-Sermon,
500 p. IN, Evening Sermon
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
HELP wANrEp-Instruetion

FiNp YOUR POsr- WAR cAREER in
AUTO BODY A. FENDER WORK, IN.
, Guiding metal work WELDING and
spray painting Easy 20 learn nov IN
your spare time Chance for good Job or
shop OF your own. Wen show you
hox Here's one ~ the most profitable
brapehes OF the big auto businea Get
Inst Box R-sso DctIoii fimea 3 I
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

cARaIcK-Bernsrd Benny June ..
nerl. dear brother OF Mrs Walter
Drumm. Funeral service from sehAiz
and VIII Funeral Home. sfl2 Liver
nois. Thursdsy. June ?. At 1918 q. m,
and from 81. Patrick Church az II
m. Burial AZ Holy Cross.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
PERSONALS

A Licr0P rahii si1pps1 a. nome
Arnold 24si Ns, BAak BifG Rk r1ss.
SCHOOL of churl--Urf.f psfsuaf
cifs-ti0n ~ rlsrirs NILS Fr1CfGiIs
poiss gnfigr. hIgfs pff'scucn Art
~ creU 1ettTr Also r1de,irE Cu'Irse
C.n @ so5s vesf osw - 2.
CALL-KLLGZ -- pfescripiioa for Hvss-
10 T.i7lo
NLs. woMEN on At 40 sn en-
Wsrt - ''s years yolng'r' Cs'rrg
Tonic TanieU rsp g0 bodies lsrsirg
iror sls0 contain Ft'smIn Ri cAlrieu
ssr trisl sac rrs ONLY 9ar Al HfIr.
gis't II rffrri' CurninEf g. earf
CB' Hsi' snf FirWi
NOT rstporsfrs 'o' det'E rrlrarftr rt
any one oth'I trs1 myEst f'st-arsf
Gfavs
Pills ANn CHFoSl, pfsEhEF-
e9cc.uiul 'rsstrfrf. Whis N'sing
Doc'rr ~ fetr'r Rectal Clinic
s7ls ssrTn1 a. rsnfr ~ rla1
VETyATF DFTEf.rrpF
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
hARHERlN
MALE HELP WANTED

VINO regulations governing eiisibllty
for employment II you wert laAt en-.
pioyed a. an essential or locally needed
sctiyify, YOU must nave statement
~ syailabilty II you are qualified f1r
employment 10 = critical occupation you
must bt referred thrrurhi ne United
states EmploSncDi SCfuco-WOrid Waf
II veterans Excepted
NUMBER 4 Kelly nfetSmau. vsFeS
above scale permanent guUf rusruNar
future write B-i202 Detroit Tiines l..
a PERMANENT position Esiablished In
sursnce route. careful training and sales
assistance only reliable men under so
interested IN permanent connection. need
spnly Phone ca 2l25
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE junior ciefk down.
tnVn Wholesale house hne postwar 0p-
portuni'y 4s-hour week State sEc.
experience aud draft status. Address
BOX n-pis Detroit Times 3
AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS - Here's yolf
chance 10 help build Psi Mustangs "a
southern California We can use de-
signerg, stress analysts model builders
serodynsmicists. craftsmen and l0itt-
men. See North American AVIATION rep
rcsen,hiive a. your nearest USES oihce
AIRCRAFT product sngineerinr designer
layout and detail cfAftsmcn. stress
analysts. uneSmen tool and. die makers
Consolidated vultec Aircraft Corpora ION
Siinson Division. Employment office.
3S4o5 Main ST. WAYNE Mich
AIRCRAFT ere wClders certhed on
chrome mails sireF-it tutuisf steel Top
rates. SIS hours pcr week Aero Products
Co. - 1850 Gtati1i TR 1900
AN ONO rubber company needs men
for essential work. offcn 'uu the 10
irsintnf. incentive pay sod workiNg
conditions See company representative
o. T. s Employment Service office
nearest your home Applicants must
comply with VINO regulations and pri-
Gritty referrsl
APPRENTICE craftsmen fof plant lay
out mechanical hA6kgrhCrd snd rret
iettirinf essential . Aprly 4ait West
rort street. corner clark
ARC wfiders blacksmith helpers hsnf
burners, crane ho0k-up man sheet
rrstsi isycut and developing tnray paint.
srs ara unskiiled helr Ger wood In
sus,ries 4oq, Connecticut
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

LiNOTYrE operator p.rm8nsnt car
Union No sunday % holiday vofk To
fFpiscs man on lct sghf yssrf lssvins
70 enter hii cwn bufines Modem shop
30 suburban feslter iisi community. Fox
machine IN srrsilen' rcn6i'ioa The
Dsiiy Tflbnnf RcTa. or Nlch
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

DRAFTsMEN layout checkers. Do
'aicfs experlenccf on cutting tools
and special machine dcsign Postwar
iuiure - hour week. Ex-Ccl-O Corp
lfinI Third
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

pRAFTShES-Deagn and layout heavy
duty eutnmcuve equipment. attractive
postwar position The Timken- Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

/ CHURCH CIRCLE smployment-Laun-
dresses. Kitchen helpers. day workers,
niAick. ciGhsasherS. Sooks. hotel rors
{ tsrt. 4i3< Grand River. IL i-e35e.
EcfR-READY Employment Agency--An
types OF positions or experienoec help.
With references. AVAILABLE Immediately.
1870 Crstio, CA o2ss,
ISRAEL OF Gods Church IN David I'm.
ploymspt agency. pspendsble Colored
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
MALE HELP WANTED

AliLLwE!ShJs; sl!a! ,I.sh, yne .sttsT., sI,siri.
, Mfg Co. 1881 Mack Ave
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
MALE HELP WANTED

Arc wELDERS-Exrsrisncsd In mild
steel and be able 10 pasS navy vertical
test. Crshsm-Paige bloioG Car Co, sooo
West warren.
AUTO CLuB mas openings for stenog-
rarher Pleasant surrounds. permanent
posiiion See MT. Lindemsn. 900 United
ArtiStf BIDS. " A NNA ----
AUTO bumper foT collision chop, good
wages steady WORK. 44o5 Second Blss
AUTOMOBILE bumper wanted 44.hr
week, time and one-hslf' for overtime,
top Nagef excellent working conditions.
steady empxyment See nj Nestle.
Highland Chevrolet Co. i2s97 Wood
ward TO $4,000
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Deatb notites

hoYk-cecilis. beloved wife ~ Frank.
dear mother OF ClsFence, Harry. Leon
ara and Ralph, LixteI OF Anthony Huiak.
i've grandchildren Funeral Saturday
from residsncs. $3.50 Loyett. az 10 30.
70 Assumption Church al H. Inter
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

a PERMANENT position Esfahlished In
surance route. careful training ana sales
assistance only rvlisble men under so
interested IN permanent connection. need
EDnfv Phone CA g1os
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

ASSURED after var tp-rtity FOR oolofed
ss..nea and til.s ages e.tyesg 70 20
Chcies q two shift ) ?. n 70 -
2 n y 2 n 20 7 ri Call Mrs
Mogsr cE soso' between 80 and
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

csNent opportunities for advancement.
nsalf. uniforms furnished clossd sun
days and holicaya Apply nearest stors.
- :. or 100 OzknAn Elyo. Pred
SandsrG
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

SENIOR snei.ar,-- Easa srsAfi.4 70 con-
dcct sucits ana investments, espsele g,
complete sscit o. general system ci
accounts. akls ~ vfft. cen s~ports on
GAMMA natiors-krply HucSon Motor Car
Company. z Jef'srSon, a. Conner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
TRADE SCHOOLS-MALE

ACETYLESF. ARC VIZ DERs
BODY. FENDER REPAIR INSPECTOR
Blueprint Reading Drafting Diesel
-- hbft1FAs 4iE.-sE g. Ill - -l1--l--A
WOLVERINE SCHOOL I4oO a. FOpT
Detroit Time Study School
Time study tool designing, drafting.
blueprint, thop r1Efh inspection.
2s4T GRAND RIVER ca $3.50
DRAFTINc-rooio osnrninE. en.lnesTins.
csy. evening clsfset
" Open i0.e
Detroit College of Applied Science
t7o3 Woocusrd. ~ Seward Ma ss22
LEARN modern hsrberins Gays 0r
ewes Approved under Gl BAL. De, Barber
ColleE, siT Jefferson PA G07i
LyAPN B1RBEPiSC
fn'ernstinnai sf'llia'r g. approved
Day or evening c.AssfE Phone 0r Vrife
CREEsT's BARBER COLLEGE,
so Michiggu Ave O. l0ff
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

SODA FOUNTAIN MAN - FaiI tinss
Meals sn1 uniforms furnished NJ
rifht, sunday OF hoiidsy Vors Tsls-
phone inquiries sfs not Es'hfsctcry
plssGs apply IN person AZ snpleyrr sni
ot;lc. i<th f.oog The J L Huason O.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

DANCING INSTRUCTIONS
ADVERTISING DISPLAY y
APPLIANCE SERVICE

WASHERS sewing mschines vacuum,
r1sired rebuilt. bought s0id Wors
sgGf. 4 B. IL so3o. Cen'ls. Service
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
FEMALE HELP WANTED

a GIRL or YOUNG WOMAN for peI-
manent position 10 our oreH form de-
peT'uep' Salary. Singer SEWING Ma
chine Company. a3ls Woodward Ave
ury IN isrys West s.de war plant.
Must - able 20 take anc accurately
ifanserloe rapid dictstion. postwar op-
porflniiist are excellent Ter capable
individual Who 10 interested IN labor
relations vork Write Box B-e57, De-
roit Tlmst 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

stort. e.eTkE, typists, stenogrsrhert
cooss and bsksrb are needed py Nichi-
rsn Bel Te.tphons CO. 10 previous
experience required. good sages. regular
Increases. ,hete iobt will last s.tey tae
var. 100. Apply Michigan Bel Telephone
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

yffFS-Msry Loretta mother of Mrs
Gladys NJ. Frye, Mr. Florence X
kollor. Mrt. Marie c. Obermeyer and
Mrs Grace Tucker At Bell Funeral
Home s3o y Maple Birmingham
Services a. Holy Name Church. BIZ
nnlnkhAm
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

MoNDARY-Juns . Ktnnsih charits
darling son of c. Kenneth ann Helen
Russo Mondary Funeral saturday
siS m. from residence al -
Armour and . is m eF fstrons q
OF 81 JoSeph Church
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

AUTO MISUNDERSTANDING VINO foI
meet mAinientnce modern Thup. stead
postsar ltstenuAl work. union wages.
BIT HAfrinston. Shell OH Co foot oi
Deacon 81. VI 2.3aio,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Situations Wanled--Female

RrRpIS F~1'Qvwfrf ~Kgf --Dcuiestic
help 92sl ctmfrrr 10 s0sF-
CHURCH ctf-fe rmp. yu'eut dsys. pAf,
t'me dshaasrlrs ;actan hotels TE
2-ssfa
DRESs yAEER s1rt1r hsfs bags chair
covers TO T-7i54 eSse Cameron.
LADY NATD-Trut'nerhv French
Don g telcpront- Wyite Mrs SuFcn. FAIR
BARN Hotel
rEAr -r'1rfr .N wishes FnuE g. FIJI
Sc SO and csre,ste ~ f-T193
PART TIrF-To mend. read. write
c9.r frf children ~rr inv1dds white.
r-crBfss hearth meals It's eos
cor OpFD Glil wants DAY wogk laundry
or cleaning City references y 1904.
COLOFFD woman wants rleaninF and
laundry hy thc DAY SO and carisre.
TE 2.foe9
COLOPED woman wishes maids JOB IN
sraf hnfr' CT fNgg
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
FEMALE HELP WANTED

AARkEE S--E1perisnced markers Win
good hand Writing ieF steady jobs that
psy We, Good WafEng Conditions
Apply :, 10 person. ridley Cleaners,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

AUID necntnlC, also bumper It cltks
With tools good salary Oakland StTy-
ice Gsisse sa2a oskland
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
! MALE HELP WANTED

DRIVERS wanted. must knoS city.
steady work. no lAyoffS. Apply ava
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

III PkPrRHANCINC
Painting Meaning by ar expert for par.
ucuisf ps,7le TE 2.5ss4,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

LAuNDRY-Off.ce women. as % as.
counter work, no experience necessary
steady woIk. Troy Laundry Co. Twelfth
and Grand River
hEDiuM-sIzED plant. near Woocwsta
and Grand Blvd. now engaged T. var
noIk out PREPARING for postwar sNrtn-
have immediate openings Tor ceuin,
OPERATORS. clerks. stenogrs Pliers and
tynitt: excellent working conditions.
good trsnsportaiion. 5is-day. ts-hour
week Write. giving are. phone number
WNPc regulations. Address Boz siii
Detroi, Times ~.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

ALTO MECHANICAL man make bic
money 372o Grand River. 1E 1900.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE junior cieIk down.
tnVn Wholesale house nne postwar 0p-
porfuni'v 4R-hOur week State aGc.
experience aud draft status. Address
BOX n-pis Detroit Times
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-01
Seeks Baseball Post

CHICAGO, Nov. 1-(R-John
Quinn, General manager Of the
Boston Braves, was the latest
on the rumored list of candidates
to succeed Leslie NJ. O'Connor
as a special assistant to base
ball Commissioner A. B. Chand-
ler.
O'Connor, who assisted Chand-
ler today the Major League draft
meeting, will become general
manager of the Chicago White
Sox on Dec. Is. Herold Mud
dy) Ruel, White sox coach, also
has been mentioned - success
sor to O'Connor, who served rs
secretary to the late X. M. Land
is, baseball's first commissioner.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-01
i'll with pneumonia at q Detroit
hospital Sunday.

i'll with pneumonia at q Detroit
hospital Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Harkins
attended the funeral Sunday ol
Mrs. Harkins' nephew, 50, .
tool and die maker, who drop.
ped dead at his home in Detroit
Saturday morning.
Alta Springstein Of Pontiac
visited her brother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Springstein on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hixon,
whose son, SIC Paul Hixon, Is
serving with the U. s. Navy In
the Pacific, have asked correc-
tion of q Washington news item
referring to him as . victim
of q recent typhoon In Japan.
They state that their son was
"well and o. K" according to
his last letter, written Oct. IL.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-01

Cord OF Thanks Al
WE WISH TO thank our friends. rela-
tives and neighbors for the kindness
and sympathy shown us during our
recent bereavement. Special thanks 70
Rev. z. c. Weber.-The Bernhard j.
Dickel Sr., Family. l.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-23
Currier Claims
Youth Council
Filed No Budget

Lack of a detailed budget
instead of a lack of funds
was blamed Tuesday for the
failure of the youth recrea-
ton program in Ell Centre
In discussing resignation of the
entire executive committee of the
Ell Centro Community council be-
cause of "a lack of funds" Warren
Currier, president of the Imperial
County War Chest, Tuesday said
the chest committee had to have a
detailed budget before funds col
lected from the public could be
turned over to any project.
MONEY is AVAILABLE
Money collected for the Ell Cen
tro youth recreation program still
is earmarked for it," Currier said.
He issued the following statement
in discussing Post-Press news story
of the resignation of the executive
committee:
g.. I believe you will agree with
me when I say that it takes more
than money to make youth coun-
Gil successful. You have first got
to have program to show the COM
munity why you want the money.
II was not chairman of the bud
get committee in your city (El Cen
tro) but as president of the Imperial
County War Chest, I believe you
should know the facts.
NEED DEFINITE FIGURES
II don't believe the generous citi-
zens of Ell Centre would want their
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-23

More than 125 Imperial
county residents will attend
the all-day session of the an
nual economic conference at
the Barbara Worth hotel in
Ell Centre Wednesday, indicating a
keen interest in the future of this
desert agricultural empire.
This Is the first time the annual
conference has been held since the
Pearl Harbor disaster.
Sessions will begin at 8 a. m, re-
cess for luncheon in the hotel at
noon, and thereafter continue until
S D. M, it was announced by Impe-
rial County Farm Advisor George
Winright. Reservations must be
made for the luncheon SO the hotel
will know how many must be served
Winright said.
HARSHMAN TO PRESIDE
j. E. Harshman, rancher and
state delegate from the Imperial
County Farm Bureau to the Califor-
MIA Farm Bureau Federation, will
preside at the conference devoted
to land use and farm management
General outline of matters to be
taken up in this group will include
(a) Development of additional
crop land within the county, by ir-
rigation or reclamation.
lb) Production adjustments which
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-23
SoIons to Ask
Federal Care
Jap Indigents
WRA Survey Reveals
55 Per Cent Would
Require State Aid

SACRAMENTO, Jan. %.
(UP)-The federal govern
ment would be urged to "pay
any and all costs" of sup
porting INDECENT japanese
who return to California from relo-
cation centers under a resolution
prepared for introduction in the
senate today by Ed Fletcher (R0
San Diego.
Fletcher declared that a recent
survey by the War Relocation Auth
ority revealed that SIS per cent of
the Japanese adult population from
the relocation centers are indigentS
He declared it is rubbing it in" to
ask the state and counties to pro-
vice for their support.
Meantime, bill indefinitely con-
tinuing the $50 per month old age
pension rate was ready for Cover
nor Earl Warren's signature follow
ing unanimous passage by the SEN
ate, and there appeared to be little
doubt the governor would sign the
measure.
In the assembly, the rules COM
mittee late today was to pass upon
a resolution for a joint legislative
study of health insurance plans
which have or may come before the
legislature.
Fletcher's resolution would ask
that the federal government bear
all expenses for the duration of the
war and six months of INDECENT
Japanese.
THE United States government is
wholly responsible" he declared,
for the removal and return of the
Japanese, yet the cost of caring for
these indigents will rest primarily
on the counties of California to
which they return.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-23

ard its tributariec."
Testifying before the senate for
eign relations committee on Colo
RADIO river sections of the treaty,
McCarran said:
"We are about to turn over to a
citizen of a foreign country this
power over our river waters, and
make him czar over those waters"
ONE-MAN CONTROL
McCarran said the floodgates of
Boulder dam "cculd not be moved"
without the consent of Mexico's
representative on the two man
boundary commission which would
be established by the treaty.
The treaty would guarantee Mex
leo 100000 acre feet per year of
Colorado river water. Another sec
ton would give the United States
approximately 60 per cent of all
waters of the Rio Grande river be-
low Fort Quitman, Texas.
DEFICIT NOW EXISTS
McCarran said that Mexico has
never utilized more than 10000
acre feet of Colorado river water.
He added that U. S. reclamation bu-
reau figures show that deficit of
1,422,OO0 acre feet already exists in
the river. Contracts now signed be-
tween the interior department and
water users in Nevada, California
and Arizona cover all the rivers
present flow and the 1,422,000 acre
feet in addition.
with the deficiency now existing
as regards the legal obligations of
the United States" McCarran said,
I'VE are now proposing to give to a
foreign country 100000 acre feet
per year"
McCarran said Boulder dam was
Continued on Page 6, Col. g.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-23
Clark
Fields
Sighted
yanks SO Miles
From Manila in
Swift Advance
IEN N. MACARTHUR'S

G. E N. MACARTHUR'S
HEADQUARTERS, Luzon,
Jan. %. (UP) Vanguards
of the American 14th corps
drove to within sight of Bam-
ban and the first of the Clark field
airstrips only SO miles north of
Manila today.
Capas, four miles northeast Of
Bamban and Sc miles north Of Man
ila, fell yesterday in the swift Amer
lean advance down the main high
way to the Philippines capital and
it appeared likely that Bamban also
would be captured by dusk today.
CAPTURE LOOMS
Resistance continued negligible,
Though earlier reports indicated
the Japanese might make a~stand at
Bamban, headquarters now antici-
pated no more than delaying ac-
ton. Optimism rose that all II of
Clark Fields valuable airstrips soon
may be in American hands.
The Americans also further
strengthened their eastern and
Continued on Page 6, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-23
Border Resident
Is Critically
Injured in Crash

Pablo Hurtado, Mexicali resident,
was in critical condition Tuesday
from injuries suffered late Mono ay
when a car he was driving crashed
into a lettuce loaded trailer at the
intersection of highway 80 and the
Central Valley highway east of He
ber.
Highway patrolmen said the other
three occupants of the car driven
by Hurtado suffered minor injuries.
They were Joe Mendez of CaleXico,
owner of the car; Manuel Sanchez
Zatarain, Mexicali; and Vicente
Cancino, Calexico area.
Hurtado was taken to Mexicali.
AS he approached the east Heber
turn, Edward Campbell, driver of
the truck pulling two trailers of
lettuce, told highway patrolmen,
he saw a car coming toward him
down the Central Valley highway.
Campbell said the car failed to OBJ
serve the boulevard stop sign and
crashed into his first trailer in spite
of the fact that he swerved the
truck to avoid a collision.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-23

army airplane while three service
men were bumped off"
This was the first official con-
gressional committee action taken
in connection with the transconti-
mental trip of the dog, Blaze, who
was sent from washington to Holly
wood.
Senator Ebert d. Thomas. CD,
Utah, chairman of the committee.
was expected to name a three-man
investigating committee later today.
Senator Styles Bridges, tR), New
Hampshire. brought up the matter
of Blaze and "other strange facts
and incidents at an executive COM
mittee meeting today, and moved
for the inquiry.
INCIDENT DISGRACEFUL
He told the committee that this
disgraceful incident OF three serv-
icemen being put off an airplane
while an English bull mastiff. con-
signed by the Presidents son, Gel.
Elliott Roosevelt. TO his actress
wife, Faye Emerson. at Hollywood.
was allowed to outrank them In
travel priority. has shocked every
ght-thinking citizen"
Bridges said the "moraiie" ef
fighting forces and mothers and
fathers demands" an investigation
into the high priority value Of prixs
dogs and bonded whIskey.