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Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Imperial alley Press

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Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Lillian Fleming
Becomes Bride
Of James Coin

An informal ceremony in Yuma
August q united in marriage Mrs
Lillian Fleming and James Coin Of
El Centro. Mrs. Fleming is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs A j.
Delozier, who accompanied the cou-
pie to the Arizona city.
Also present for the ceremony
were Blanche Hackenberger and the
brides two children, Joan and Nor
man Fleming.
The bride chose a white jersey
dress with blue trim and blue ac-
cessories for the occasion.
Following the ceremony the cou-
pie left for San Diego and are now
honeymooning in the Laguna noun
tains. They will be at home to their
friends after September II at their
home, 1928 Hamilton avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
SENTENCES WRONG MAN

DALLAS, Tex, Aug 28 up
It was the right court. the right
charge was before the judge, and
the sentence he pronounced was
permissible within the law. Every
thing was in order, except
The judge was passing a 99-year
sentence on Normal Frazier Kit
terman, "a, for assault instead ot
William Andrew Frazier. who wa
tried on the charge
Kitterman thought the 99-yeaI
term was a little steep for the
minor Of1ense lie had committed
When he asked the judge about it
the mistake was noticed and Kit
terman was sent back to Jail, while
Frazier got the sentence and left
for state prison.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
BOUQUET FOR WRITER'S

But don't forget the screen writ
ers. Says Claudette.
They should b. the highest paid
a.oplc in The business They're the
Uoys and girls who do the work.
when vcv u producer asks me to do
q picture and outlines the story, my
+irst question is: Who's going 10
write .t'2"
Luc5llg. She has had directors
WHO appreciated her views Oh play
INK IL straight in comedy scripts.
The, .c always let me do it my own
WaE Tine only director VINO ever
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Butter Points
To Drop to Il

WASHINGTON. Aug %. up
The ration point value of butter
will be reduced from 16 to u red
points a pound for the period be-
ginning September 2, an Office CT
Price Administration spokesman
said Tuesday.
The reduction will hold good for
both household and institutional
users
This will be the second cut in
butter point values this summer. In
mid-July it was reduced to l6 from
"a points.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
LEGION PLANS VETERANS
AID POST IN HONOLULU

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. %.
tUP)-The American Legion an
nounceo Tuesday that it would open
an information center in Honolulu
for service men and women and
discharged veterans in the HaWaj-
ian islands.
Bernard A. Gates, Denver, Colo.
was named as one of four national
field secretaries who will organize
the center Gates, a veteran OF
Wcrld War I, will head the coun-
selling service.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

There are many things a prospective
farm buyer ought to know about the bust
ness he proposes to enter. The first one
is how to value the land which will be
his capital nvestment.-FOrt Smith,
Ark, Southwest American.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
OF Interest to Women
Gloria Worthy Becomes Bride
Of James Elliott Adkins, NAVY

A double ring ceremony al the
First Methodist church in Calexico
at $50 pm Sunday united in mar
riage Miss Gloria Worthy. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Worthy Of
CaleXico, and James Elliott Adkins.
Navy, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Adkins of FL Centro.
Rev. Bennett officiated at the
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28

Western Union has handled more
than l0.5OO.OO0 expeditionary forces
messages since June. 1912. according
to J. c. Jackson. local superiutend-
ent of the company. Jackson said
service personnel sent &c messages
from overseas for each cne they
received from nome.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
RATION POINTS
RED STAMPS. Book !

RED STAMPS. Book 4
Coed through august 81 ~ O., RI
So, T2, U2
Good through Septt mber 80 = w
W.. X2, Y2, Z2.
Good through October 31-A1, Bl.
CT, Dl. Ell, FL. Gil. HI, II. il. Kl
SUGAR STAMPS Book 4
Stamp 36 good for pounds through
August 81
SHOE STAMPS Book 3
Stamps !, ,, and 4 good indefi-
nitely
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
PROBE HOUSE BREAKING

investigation was being made
Tuesday of a report to the sheriff's
office that the house on the Mes
quite Lake school grounds had been
entered MONDAY afternoon
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28

EDITORS NOTE: The f0iI0Uing edit
Oridis are presented as interesting Opin-
ions U0iced by editors eisetohere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Editorials and Comment

brightness to the dark and tragical pic
ture of these years Of bloodshed and
slaughter
the future
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
NO ENTERTAINMENT

HOUSTON, Tex. Aug %. up
Dancing couples at Wayside tav-
ern thought it was Just a brother
act" when two staggering. rakishly-
dressed twins" burst onto the
dance floor flourished six-guns
and ordered: All right, shell out
the caSh!"
The optimistic impression van
ished when one Of the robbers fired
a bullet through a peanut machine
and another into the floor under
the dancers feet.
The holdup men, resembling a
vaudeville brother" act in sporty
white straw hats, white sports
shirts and dark trousers, netted
S258 when the dancers decided
they'd better shell out the cash.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28

The oldest resident at the Heart
Mountain, Wyo., Relocation Center
was 93-year-old Mrs. Eka InOuye,
who recently returned to her for
mer home in San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
SHE WONT GAMBLE

Most big Hollywood s.
formed th-.- own Aarprn...
making companies I'm ..- ...
such plans
When 1 came u,o tAL -..
I vowed that ! would al"-. II.
for someone never Tor .ut-,-
not a good gambler.
Golf She admitted. l.oua..
leave her u nervous "tey-
plays a good game ot ,t.:.
can Ski and shes d WhIl Ell ....,
But golf l can't figure ..
always hitting the ground ..-....
the bah. And Wien ] ao IVY.
ball I never know where AM. su
I've hit my teacher H. "a, s.uu
five times Jack BeruE .a" WV.
ing a lesson one daE. Wa....
to the teacher and WA..a.,.
Young man this l- d..-..
You should take out h. 1.-
surance policy
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
CALENDAR
TITE kyv

TUESDAY
Senior Scouts, 1880, fire house.
Eagles, 8, Eagles Hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
HOLLYWOOD

showed me eNactiv LJN ,.. !.
scene was Ernst Lublrscu H.
Of the funnles, men WI Hyl..
Il had 70 Sit OM GarE C.cr
and iced him onl0u.. via.
hated LuDltach >aIU Lu.a
show YOU now eet IS L.A-. .
on Gary'> Zap ana s.usvu VII.
to do, as only Luylts-A clA ..
was hysterlca. copied I.
exactly anna II WJ> .lG--.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

RUGs-UsED. CLEANED
sIs, sIio. sHi3 So SO sp; runners,
llS71 Center Carpet Cns. 1887
woodward. TO s-o44f. sun. lis,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
2QO1-2QO7 GRATIO,

Corner Jos. Csmpsa Bank Bids.
Open sun. 10 70 4; Daily. 10 % =.
AsH-RUBBisH. besvy ss-ssIion drum.
"a. delivered. s3oe rnteenth- II
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

swEEPERs for factory work: also man
for tumblers. must reside northwest SEC
ton. Apply 1881 Lyndon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

PHoNoCRAPH RECORD sALEswoMAN
Experienced preferred. Classical and
popular records No night work Per-
sonnei Dept. PyoPLE's QUITTING
CO.. $50 Miehiran Ave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

rHEATER UsHERs--Nest appearing
for fun or psrt-time work. Apply after
1880 q. m. Adams Thester. ~ West
Adams
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

sURFAcE CRfSDERs-First elsn for
fooi srineinf. wesson Co, l22o Wood
ward Heights Blvd. Ferndsle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
FURNITURE BUYERsi
GAGS GRATIOT

Terms Arranged.
Open Monday. Thursday. FRIDAY Ewes.
HOLLYWOOD BEDS. COMPLETE, $50
SAVE. l41so Gratioi, near z Mile
INNERsPRINC MATTREssEs-Aii sires.
guaranteed all colors. while they last.
SAVE 141se Cratiot, near Mile.
INNERsPRINc mattresses. any sire.
Samples. SIT. Mitchell. 5000 Cratiot.
INNERsPRINC mattress. prewar box
springs match s1e.e5. 9125 Cratiot.
LAY-AWAY FURNITURE Ordered Sold.
Living room suites. finest Marshall
spring const, 500 up. Lounge chairs
and Ottomens, all springs, $3.50 up.
Bedroom suites, pcs. $40 up. Other
at lowest prices ALVIN FURNITURE.
1851 W Vernon. Open Thurs. Fri.
Sat. til 2. IN.
,ssssd @ I'd SASS. s2se5 ana $685..
A real bargain. Crown Furniture. 1o441
Livefnois. 1900 Cratiot.
MATTRESSES, innersprtng, any sire.
Samples. SIT. Mitchell. 5000 Cratiot.
MUST sell all 93 beds. Metal. Jenny
Lind. s-poster. Dolly Madison. Special
this week only, ss.o5. CROWN FuRNl-
TURE. 27oo Crstiot.
NEW furniture. trade your piano. CITY
Muyie, 1912 Mack. Open evening".
opb piece SPECIALS Beds 1885,
s5s:s' s5s:: ,s .sfs satss 'i.ss9 mart .,
trssses, s7e5. CROWN FURNITURE,
is44f Gvernois. 5000 Crstiot.
RoLLAwAY BEDs WITH MArTREssEs
ONLY A FEW LEFT
SAVE, ftise crstiot. near 2 Mile
RUG, exl7: genuine Bibelov-sanford
seamless, tone on tone. leaf motif
irinssd, Gorgeous tS ;of, sclors special;
crs,iot. 1855 s. Fort. Lincoln Psrk.
RUG s1ia genuine ,I siselc.,ssniors
fringed. gorgeous soft colors. SPECIAL
si7eS CROWN FURNITURE. lb4li
Livernoit. 5000 Cratiot.
RuGs-vsEp, CLEANED
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

SUPERINTENDENT for quality produc-
tion machine shop: ability TO manage
men. govern production. engineer jifs.
frtures. supervise entire shop. Must have
good background. ABILITY 10 produce
references desired. Excellent postwar
opportunitiet. salary open. Must comply
with VINO regulations Write Dept. b.
ais Knirht Bldr., Charleston. W. Va.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

fools, jigs fytures and special tools,
essential work, long postwar program.
experienced men only. Apply t3lS W.
Port or call Mr.. Marsh. LA $500. The
srinksn- Detroit Axle Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

oPERAToRs-Bunnes ofnee representa-
tives, clerks, typisu, stenosraphers.
cooks and bakers are needed py Michi-
gan Bell Telephone 90. No previous
increases: these Jobs viii last after the
war. too. Apply Michigan Bell Teie-
phone Co.. or ist Floor. General Motors
Building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

ASSURED after var security for eolored
women and Girls, ages between 10 to
as Must have high school education.
Choice OF two shifts; p. N. to IL
P m: II p. m TO a m. csll Mrs:
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

TOOL LATH = Experienced lsth hands
with tools for = p. m 70 IL SO a. m.
IVES, Fort street. The Timken-Detroit
Arle Company.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

AMERICAN
UNCLAIMED FREICHr

Sheeting, 25c yd.; Duck, 33c
Bed Sheets, Blkts-. tt.2o: Pilov Csses
Part-wool Plaid Blsnkeis. 80. .....sl %
ass Wool Blankets .............. fe5
DARN Gray Camp Blankets. 1.7s q 2.<S
Bed. Mattress-se.e5, sprfnss.... s.e5
Boys Long Pants SUITS, .......... e.s9
Boys Upper Cabardine Jackets. 2.e5
Fun Sire Metal Beds ............ e.e5
Crib. 1880: Cotton Mattreas 2.es
CARPETINC YARD. sec
Aii-wooi Mems Jackets. .......... A.es
Cabardine Zippsr Jacksel. .u..... AS
74s4s Russ, 81: Foldlhs 1sds.. ses
Z. ). NuRsRs oxFoRDs. ........ 3ss
Endicott-Johnson Police sho>s.... s.eS
Endicott-Johnson prsss oxfords as
UNRATrONED sHOEs cLOSEovTs
sUrTCAsES. BAGS, LOW AS..... La
er12 FELr BASE RUCS.......... 3.e5
STAR BRAND HOUSE PAfNT......l. 50
Paints. Linoieums. Beds. sprinss.
Boots. Ruboers Csiosbss : Cheap
2901-2907 GRATIOT
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
FEMALE HELP WANTED

cICAR Counter = Prefer esperienced
giris, although training VII Be offered
70 those who qualify. Two convenient
saoT crs,o, espsI saa I"sf'A st.
cLERKs-Cirls Is TO s5. essential work
In q branch ofnce near your home. paid
while training. See Miss Msyvilie. West.
ern Union Telegraph. Congress and
Shelby.
CLERK with typins experience; salary
Sl75 month for 4s-hr. week. Write sun
OIL Co.. p. o. Boz So. Detroit 81.
stating age and experience.
CLERICAL work. permanent positions,
%.ns assr.os. sna .oe
tiyitiss plan Apply Rsrsonnsl office:
Co. Clifford and Barley.
CLERICAL. rs to 35. posting and Ming
inventory records: no experience neees-
sary: good pay. steady hours. See Miss
Msssy. Louis Rose Co.. o4o$ cass
coMPToMETER operators. permanent
and steady employment. present and
postwar. kroger Grocery and Baking
Co. also Merritt.
CORSET Fitters-Ths J. L. Hudson Co.
requires the services OF women expert
enced In hitting and selling better grade
oorsets. Telephone inquiries are not
:%soy%sns 6s: ss:: ss isR' hooro s person to
CREDIT clerk with hotel experience.
past 30 years of age. Apply sunday,
hiss Lane, Hotel Fort Shelby.
DANCING INSTRUCTORS = as younr
ladies with dancing talent for instrue-
tors and partners. Refined surroundinfs
Earn $50 % s7e weekly. Experience not
necessary. Apply Hollywood Dancing
Academy. 42i1 Woodward. rE 2-se72.
EDrPHONE operators, permanent posi-
tions open for experienced operators.
5iz-day week The Timken-Detroit Axle
Co. Telephone LA $500. Mia Bow
ersox.
EDIPHONE operator; must be GOOD typ
ist and have extensive medical vocabu-
Nryr Ai1n medical stenographefs desired.
good pay. Apply Henry Ford Hospital.
ELEVATOR operstors-colored;'7 hour
relief twice daily. uniforms. hosiery'
shoes furnished TO wear ON premisss.
No nights. Sundays. holidays. PermA-
nent positions for those who qualify.
Telephone Inquiries are not satisfactory.
Please apply In person st employment
office. 18th floor. The J. l.. Hudson
Co. - -
ELLIOTT FISHER operator. experienced.
excellent opportunity, permanent en-
ployment. Apply Henry Ford Hospital.
ESSENTIAL WORK - Western Union
peedI Efrts. ages IL 10 35. 10 learn
automatic trtsETsFHyTr rafd training. See
Aixs- AsySfiie. - Room 7o7,| westsru
Union telegraph. Congress and Shelby.
EXPERIENCED ironer. steady worn; also
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

SODA FOUNTAIN MAN = Pull tms.
Meals and uniforms furnished No
mint. sunday or holiday work. Tele-
phone inquiries are not satsfactory.
Please apply IN person AZ employment
office. 1@th floor. The J. l. Hudson Co.
STANDARDS engineer: time study ex.
transportation. Apply General Spring
Bumper Div, 1850 z. Grand Blvd.
eTOCK handlers and general factory
help. Good postwar Opportunity. Apply
employment office Champion Spark
Plnr Co. s523 Butler avenue, Ham
tramck.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

OIL Co. requires experienced operator
for accounts receivable department. sal
airy $lse. so per month for 4s-hr. week.
Write r. q. Box Sc, Detroit 81, stating
age and experience
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

PAINTER-A good steady Job for an
sll-round man. god pay. rood working
eondi,ion, Apply In psrson without
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

TRACTOR and road machinery mechanic
wanted. permanent position Tor the
q
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

ToOLMAKERs Tor tool setup work. Day
end nisht shift. Yor in,srvie., PsessTd mar
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

quirement. Time and one-half for over
time. Vacation with pay. Essential In
dustry- The Pullman Co. Railroad RE
tirement Board. l4o West Fort street.
See Mr.. kochAn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

ASSEMBLIES. welderS. packers. posi-
war Jobs. Squared Co. 6oso Rivsrd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

TURRFT lathe hsnds' plenty OF over-
time swedish Care Co, 5000 Alpine.
no 71fe
tJpHOLsTERER Experienced able 20
O~v and cut own covers. 1897 Lof
Cabin. UN 3-4eo6.
VAN FOREMAN and driver; steady:
psrnsnent and essential work nov and
After the var: excellent vortinf condi-
est vases with us for 80 years. Apply
today, John Y. Ivory. eo3o WOODWARD.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

rooLMAKERs and shsper hands. days.
nights. 12-hou day, Ace Tool h DIE
aent Treufon Ave
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

FEMALE HELP WANTED

4 GIRL for hght housevorf. 10 B.
$40. UN 4-45ls.
ACCOUNT bookkeeper a. assistant cost
accountant. good opportunity and salary.
CH 2sl6. hr. Jenningt heAleer Mfg.
Co. Rochester. Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

NEW YORK CENTRAL n. R.-Essentiai
war Industry needs hrakemen. switehers.
men. baggage mail employer yard
CLERKS. swttch-tenders. locomotive car
maintenance OF way. stores and signal
depts- For interview, apply at 1<o
W. E0rt Railroad RsttFeu,eaf
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

'c- AUTO Club has opening for StenoErs.
pher See Mr.. Power. l39 Barley
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
ROOFING. Thinning. SIDING

AMERICAN expert workmen will cover
your 24'I26'xs' home with Ford v-Neer
brick siding for only Sife. A 2o-yesr
roof. $40. Easy terms. Call LIE 7137.
POR gutter work call Richard wiiiertl
q side only. DO work myself. AR 1878.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

BOOKKEEPER for country club In the
Detroit district with board and room
ences and experience write Boz B-s4e,
Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
MALE HELP WANTED

hEN-Up to 80 ye.rs Of sss. for mis-
eellsneous porter work IN bakery. Apply
employment office, The Great Atlantic
and Pscine Tea Co., bt7o Hecia. near
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

Clothespinup girl Nancy Coleman, who expects to
return to film roles soon pictured in her Hollywood back
yard hanging out her wash just She did back in the
days when she store elevator operator. She's now
the wife Of studio executive Whitney Bolton and their
twin daughters nearly year old. Ginny Simms
(beow) with Robert Paige examining factor in
Gnnys sudden rise" in their picture "Aib in Ermne.'
They're looking at five-inch wooden lifts that dminu
tive Gnny dons in love scenes with the towering Paige
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

a SAASTN FIGURE LOOMS IN THE DARK TUNNEL
AHEAD. NGHOST Or hAkT GET OUT OG nv wv"
FLASH MUTTERS AND SHOOTS AT THE EADluM-
LUMINOUS BODY OF THE GUARD -
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

LIKE AN AvENSlNo EATE GLESE STCGMS mo
The GGAO. WALLED THRONE ROOM. WHERE
RADON - TAUNTiNG THE CAPTIVE PRINCESS
OF HIS SkcVLAND FOES ---
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Tests SZ10w III. . .NzII/ans k70W III

Now yoa can have brighter, better
looking teeth !Nomatter what lead
ing tooth powderyou arc using now
-: Pepsodent Tooth Powder with
Irium will make your teeth brighter!
Pepsodent makes this unquali-
fed promise TO you, without fear Of
contradiction E. =. because test after
test proves again and again: Pep
sodent Powder with Irium makes
teeth far brighter.
Yes, hundreds Of tests by impair
rial laboratories ".tests with photo
electric devices =. tests byidcntical
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Ae5 tie M0nH greatest
aSukn/ Pahh4nt/

The L. S soldier has 10000 dentists hard work keep
ing him dcntay fit. In just years the Army Dental
Corps treated over l45O0OOo cases put in $1,000 600
filings, supplied nearly 100000 brdges and sets Of
false teeth Even advanced bases dentists duty
perform emergency dental work
The army insistence on good dental care proves is
importance Joar health, too However, so many den
fists arc in service work has doubled for those at
home SO be considcratc of yow dentists time. Keep
your appointments promptly. If you cancel, do
well in advance. But don't put off your visit Go your
dentist before lttle troubles grow into big And
brush your teeth twice day with PePsodcnt Tooth
Powder to keep them clean and bright.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24

centerpiece of Iceland peoples in
the art shades thanked by tapers of
a corresponding tint, made a beau
tiful picture.
The guests were served buffet
stvle but small tables were pro-
vided for each party as we'll as a
long table displaying cut flowers,
and place cards for the honor guests
and their mothers. There were two
seniors present. Faye Matthews and
George Rhodes. There were several
mother and daughter twosomes at
this table.
The proceeds from this tea which
amounted to sci was contributed
10 the Cancer Fund Drive. The
Woman's club express their sincere
thanks TO those who attended the
tea and gave their generous finan-
cial support to this worthy cause.
The following committees were
responsible for the success of this
annual social function. Table ar
rangement Mrs. Farris and Mrs.
Dunkle; refreshments, Mesdames
Cobbledick. Farris, Dunkle and
Coffman.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
TROY NEWS
Receive Information Regarding
Death of 1t. Mattiil

Additional information regarding
the death of 1t. Chas. r. Mattill,
Jr.. sen of Supt. and Mrs. Mattill of
Troy. who was serving as P-5l
fightcr pilot with the 531st Fighter
SQUADRON of the eth Air Force,
has lseen received from his COM
manding officer and from the Army
Air Forces headquarters. parts Of
which follow below.
Il wish 10 express my deepest
sympathy to you on the loss Of
your son Charles. who was killed
in action in the Pacific ocean area.
| want to assure you that you are
not alone in feeling his loss. He was
held in high regard by his COM
rades ard his loss is keenly felt by
his squadron.
During the time he was with us
we had grown to love and admire
him as a fine officer and gentle
man. He manifested keen inter-
est in accomplishing any assign
ment that would increase his eff
ficiency as an airman. His attain
ments as pilot were distinguished
by a fine sense of duty, strong
feeling of responsibility and un-
questioned loyalty. | am sure you
will want to know some of the par
ticulars surrounding his death.
Charles was killed at approximate
ly $50 a m. on March rs, 1915,
while defending our organization
area on Two Jima against Japan
csc infiltration attack.
He was buried on the same is
land, memorial services being con
Quoted by Marine Chaplain Jack
Noffingser on March q The at
tendance of his many friends at
tested to his popularity
Il trust that you may be consoled
in your bereavement by the men,
DRY of your sons devotion to the
cause of his country for which he
courageously gave his life
He was awarded posthumously
the Purple Heart which was for
Warded to his parents by direction
of the Secretary of War
1t Mattill, in addition to his
parents, is survived by a brother
Earl at Adrian College. Mich. "a
sister Julia Anne of Buffalo, Mont
He was a nephew of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Jewell, long time residents Of
Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
Adventist Missionary to Speak

Pastor L. B, Halliwell, the skip
per of the Luzeiro, famed Amazon
mission boat, will speak at the Troy
Seventh Day Adventist Church,
Sunday evening, May n, at 800,
according to Edwin Grippe, elder of
the church. This promises to be one
Of the most thrilling and inspira-
tional lectures ever presented in
the church.
Pastor L. B. HalliWell for many
years director Of the Amazon Sew
enth Day Adventist Mission will
tell many of his experiences in pio-
neering medical missionary work
in an area sadly in need of medical
help,
For a number Of years he and
Mrs. HalliWell have used the LII.
zeiro" on the Amazon to visit the
many tribes who have no means
of communication with the rest of
the world. The supplies of quinine
and medicine brought to combat
tropical disease, are boon to these
natives, excelled only by the heal
ing Of soul carried with the Cos
pei according to Pastor HalliWell.
The public is urged to attend
this meeting and thus avail them
selves Of the opportunity to hear
this Christian worker