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Evening star., 1945-04-08

revenue losses, estimated to run into
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars, is
illustrated by the cancellation OF
more than 1900 international, re-
gional, State and district conven-
tions which convened last year.
Programs for the relief Of pas
senger car transportation have SO
begged down that it will take near
miracle to prevent millions of vehi-
cles from going off the road by the
end of June, the American Automo-
bile Association declares.
The AAAs statement points to
Government reports and independ-
ent surveys which disclose that pas
senger car transportation has
reached a state of alarming deple-
ton.
The AAA cites the following fac
tors:
The stockpile of new cars is gone;
the average car is eight years old.
The mileage in the rubber on
cars today Is less than one-third of
what is was on them at Pearl Har-
Dor; the tire production program has
been whitfield down to less than
300, 900 a month as against mini
mum requirement Of 100000.
The battery shortage is acute. and
production schedule inadequate.
Overwhelming maintenance diff
cultieS are accelerating the rate of
depletion.
The AAA recommends that the
War Production Board speed up
plans for release OF machine tools
and the clearance of manufacturing
channels to permit resumption of
passenger car production at the
earliest possible moment after We
day. Likewise, all motorists are
urged to practice car conservation in
every form.
From the Atlantic Seaboard, the
Great Lakes and streams to the
Pacific, the month witnesses hun
drads OF thousands of weekend
toilers preparing their sailboats for
an early season. which sport has in
creased in popularity to become one
OF Americas wartime recreationS,
according to survey by the Ameri-
can press. The extent of sailing is
estimated as nearly triple the num-
ber of sailing crafts seen on waters
last year.
4 \ X
While II United States air line
companies are offering postwar
leviathans of the sky in the growing
challenge for world international air
routes, domestic aviation continues
apace. Bond issues totaling nearly
5000 000,00 have been approved for
municipal airports which now num-
ber with private fields. $50 major
airports AS against rs Of four years
ago.
Advanced bookings for the Greene
Lines Cincinnati to New Orleans
cruise Of April % is reported near
Last summers lively in
terest in inland waterway cruises
has spurred steamship lines to early
planning. as reported from naviga-
ton companies operating on the
Great Lakes, the St. Lawrence.
and Ohio Rivers. The
Anticosti Steamship Co. announces
the return to passenger service of its
steamship Fleurus, which will re-
sumo operation on seven and eight
day cruises on the St. Lawrence be-
ginning in June
4
Public interest in train comforts
for postwar travel is shown by over
1904 answers to questionnaires
Just received by the New York Gen.
trail System. First of the wants are
air conditioning and emphasis on
comforts in private rooms; also pre-
ferred interest is given de luxe
equipment and other comforts.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
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Evening star., 1945-04-08
SUN CANYON

America Famous Dude
Ranch. So Horses. Rodeos.
Lake, Entertainment. In Adj
rondackS.
WARRENSBURG. NEW YORK
Evening star., 1945-04-08
CURB SUMMARY

Furnished By the Associsted Press.
"A selected list Of active Stock on the
New York Stock Exchange. showing the
high. low and closing price for the week.
and the net change from the previous
Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
TWIN PINES

In the Pocono Mts., Unexcelled
Horses and Food Concrete
Swimming Pool, near Protes-
tant g. Catholic Churches.
8 T r o u D S B U r G. PA.
Evening star., 1945-04-08

Furnished - the Associated Press.
A selected list OF active Bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange. showing the
high. low and CLOSING price for the week.
and the net change from the previous
Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
G.bAR.S

Glamour and romance OF the
West. so horses. Good food.
Near Catholic and Protestant
churches.
CT. HARRINGTON, MASS.
Telephone: CIV
Evening star., 1945-04-08
HIDDEN VALLEY
RIDIN' HIGH

Adirondack Mts. All water.
land sports. Rodeos. Nightly
entertainment. Own Lake.
Near Catholic, Protestant
churches.
WARRENSBURG. NEW YORK
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
BANKS PINDER NUPTIAIs sOLEMNIZED
IN CANDLELICHT CEREMONY SATURDAY

Ife marriages Of Gloria ID
Banks. az Dcland. PA. and How.
ard Finder, u Key West. was SOD.
emnized ON Saturday. August Is.
IN . beautiful and impressive
eanaleilght ceremony az enc Flem-
ing Street Methodist Church ia
thia city. Reverend A. q. Cox Of
ficiaied.
The event was attended By
eiusc friends and immediate rcla-
lives Of the bride and groom.
Mias Banks were a charming
formal wedding gown 81 white
faillt taffeta fashioned with an
epFon-cffect SKIRT trimmed with
sril-mafeTiai ruffies and also hav-
ina raffies a the wrists ShC bad
. short white net veil with cifrles
81 Grange blossoms. and. fellow.
lna the old tradition. also worr
~sonaething old. something ncw,
something borrowed and soulp-
thing blue About hcr neck was
. aaseklacc "a pearls presented ~
bet . the gr0om She carried
y hiAleliet "a gafdsnig1 and tu.
beruaez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
Wedding Ceremoney
Friday Evening

On Friday evening az : o'ciock
thRre ives a wedding CereFhony
81 the First Presbyterian ChuEch.
White and Washington streets.
uniting Miss Glofia G. Mills Of
Monr0eville. O.. and Ralph Ira
Barlow. phM2c. of the United
States Navy. ~ marriage.
The Rev. MrTuEs Avery per
formed the ceremony.
Mrs Helen Briiey. PhMic. ol
Boston. was fhe bridesmaid. and
Charles Diamond. pkMic. al Pen
sseola. acted as the Krooms best
man.
The bride was beautifully at
tired in al white. her dress be-
ING 81 white net over satin. and
she Carricd q white brides Bible.
a number ~ friends ~ the
young couple Werc present 90 ex-
tend good wishes, and ali Wcre
entertained after the ceremony
81 q wedding reception
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

Airs. GeorRe Poindcxtcr. sister
~ tie nFoons. acted a. bridesmaid.
end we're . lovely creation Of
peach Lace and Chiffon. She car
Rcd q mixed bouquet Malcoim
Pindcr, brother % the groon.
was beet man. and the bride was
given away By W. b. Norman, a
Close friend a Miss Banks fam
ily.
During the d0uble-ring ccre-
m0ny. Charlts Roberts furnished
nupfial musig on the church Or
san, playing well-kn0wn and
best lowed selections.
Following tho wedding. there
Was an enjoyable reception held
~ the home IL the crowns
noiheT. during which refrcsh-
mensa 81 punch and wedding
cake were served. Tie cake vas
cut b The bride and groom. I'm
mcdlately after tire reccptiun.
NJ and AliS asApddpAaeba mfsi ap
Miami Cor. =, sbgrl .hpneymoon
and hpon ssslr AhsehI ~ Key
West VIII rssFiq " Ple ssuihard
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
JOHNSON FUNERAL
HERE on SUNDAY

Funeral services for Mrs
Amelia T. Jofnsun. wiao died
early Friday morning. viii BE-
held Tomorrow aftsrnoon At 4
O'Clock from the Fleming Street
Methodist Church. Rev. A. g.
Cox. officiating.
The body wlll he placed in the
church At 2 o'ciock. Doe 20 an
emergency that cannot lse over
come the funeral Is taking place
@ Sunday Mrs. johnson has
three brothers end a grandchild
~ the armed services Who will
be- here for the funeral FTitchansi
Funeral Home Is In charge of
arrangements.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
CHARLES 8. KIRBY
ABOARD BATTLESHIP

ABOARD TIE U.sS. NORTH
CAROLINA orr JAPAN De.
lsyed.--chaFiex :. Kirl,y, ~,
seaman. FIRST class. uSNR. son
u Hrs. Agnes Baichlor Kirby ol
Ocean View Hotel. Key West.
PA. Is serving aboard tins battle
ship. which i part Of ire power
fui Pacific Fleet engaged in &C.
cupying Japan.
Under DC opefafionsl eonffni
a Admiral william y. Hal,zy.
uNN, commander 0f the Ord
fleet. the North Carolina. enc
e the ''wlanoF Sings a. ahe
fkUt. assembled with III other
lattleslnEs~ ~ aircraft carriers.
I've escort carriers. 20 cruisers
and more than 10 other u. y.
dips 90 carry out thn first stages
- the occupation Of me Japanese
hufnc Islands
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
Mrs. Matilda Lowe
Died Last Evening

Mrs. Matilda PiBacr Lowe. 80,
died last night ~ 1850 O'Clock
II tins residence. as Eaton street
FUNERAL services vii D. held
: o'clock tomorrow aftsTno0n a.
the Chapel oi the Lopez Falneral
Home. Rev. {. T. Howes. az the
First NJ r tSfonel Church, win
officiate. Burial viii Dc In the
family bot in the City Cemetery.
Survivors include three dsugh-
tiers. Mrs Cofrine Jcrnlain. Mrs.
Elmer Britt II Orlando and Mrs.
Harry Page Il Miami. n grand
children and ~ great grandciail-
dren.
O. 4 s Ferfi ChaFsser No. n. II
which the siGs3ased was q usm-
bcr. wil attend the funnral in q
body.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
:: SOCIETY ::
r%<~%#%%#s%#~~%sss#@@ss131.
AUSTIN AND DONALD BETHEL GIVE
BIRTHDAY PARTY At BAYvIEW PARK

Austin and Donald Bethel
nora q Mr. and Mrs. winer Beth.
- ct ili1 Olivia street. delight.
fully entertained : number oi
frtRHAis On "Wednesday afternoon
81 hayview Park xiih . birthday
purtg
hskmeFuus games were played.
with prizes being awarded 81
peniay Rosarn. Gene Richardson.
konnie Teal and William Hugs.
H0freshmenfs consisting 81 D.
itrioass lce creaFa. cake and candy
were served during me after
noon. and ell in attendance ex-
pressed themselves a. having
Thoroughly enjoyed tiae 0ccaNion.
Those present were.
Richard and MaFilyn Kmowlcs.
Ruth Russell. Wayne nrantiey
Linda Brnntlcy. Dorothy Loac.
fave Lose. sam Is Curry. Jr..
Joey Curry. Bobby pipkir. Lat
tail pipkin. sandra pipkln. Reyn-
ED Sui. John Sui Gene Richard.
son. Kermit Richardson. Law
renre Richardson. Melvin Rob
srt1. Myraa GoehrinR. joyce
GoNhring. Johnny l.awhorn
jimmie and sylvia Alvarez.
Bruce Wayne Richardson. Oar
ienm E3iellc Morrison. Elcannr
Ogden. Ronald GuL Brenda How
81. Barbara Jean Pinder. R0bert
Montgomery. Barbara Ann Trout.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
CELEBRATION AT
DELMONICO BAR

A hin LassuF Day celcbrafl0n
end dance Is schedulcd % take
place NJ the Dclmunico bar and
Veterans Of Fonslgn Wars horne
a good timo and bots 20 fan Is Es-
F.rud al uhr attend
Prev prizes VIII be- given each
half huuF % the enc who can pin
the tnii on TIE eonkcy. and q
grand prize be- also GO he given
away during the evening
There viii b. music b. Encanto
Orchestra Trio. Featuring Arthur
Henfiquez 81 tire drums.
Pun makers. eerpcuiine and
victory hats viii b. given. Every
boiy IN wclcume.
The announcement appears in
toaays pager
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
LEES ORIENT 49,
RESTAURANT TO
REOPEN TODAY


A event u considerable lon
psFiance % key West vii take
place 1T 500 o'ciock this afief-
noon with the re-opening ~ Lcr's
Orient Restaurant on Duval Street
at thc eorner 81 Angela. The Lee
family h proud and glad % offer
to thc public one "a the most
unique Chinese Restaurants In
South FLORIDA.
The Ice family has unshakcn
faith IN Key West and is future,
as evidenced hy the building ol
this. one 81 the sh0N piaees - thc
city where Key Wcxicrs and visit.
ing tourists viii undolutedly va
q ~ the future.
No expense AS spared ~ the
Lrc family and every personal
aiienflon was gwen % the APP
poinirpsnt If tina new ealing
plaee fnr the c0mfort % ne a.
mers.
TIE from n me ssiskfaht IS
built II Glass hlfcks. plate glass
snd luminigc metal. tlaefnhs being
the most modern store front N
the city Upon entering the Patio
II the restaurant. one gains the
impression uf q Chinese pag0da.
situated in q patio with ovcrhEng-
nc lichie and bamboo trees. A
hafmb0o shed covers tha doorway
leading up two steps into the DIM
ne room (mainl. which i arts
tiCally decorated IN a cool shade
uf Chinese green.
Tbe decoration scheme ~ the
right sail If thc dining room a
illuminated b the use a Indirect
lights placed In unique shadow
boxes. the other walls being pan
cled and decoFatcd with Chinese
paintings By A. Camero. a veil
known native artist. Recessed
lighting In rainbow colors cast a
soii gloW over thc dining room.
Ihe kitchen Is fitted with ihc'
latest equipment ard tasteful
Chincsn and AmeFican dishes will
b. prepared ~ the best foods b,
Hung Nc. former chef. q man 20
side experiences In catering 90
an exactIng public. Hung Ng
vas Formerly with kits Dawn
hnEtnnranf % Miami Beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

Earl Trout. Jimmy sylvia. Rkch,
ard Harvey. Wayne Williams
barabars pritehard. Donna Siew,
arr George Stewart. Sandrs
Johnson. Wilhur Johnson. holar
and Jackie Drudge. Robert Ellis
Russell Clause ana Dwvld Rob.
eFtA Marvin FoN. Erwin HigmS,
Robert Higgs. Willie Higgs. Shir-
iey Mae feFnanaex. PATSY end
Edmund 81 Pierre. Cal and Da-
vid Sweetiug.
Shirley and Peggy Baker. phyl-
las FuN. Jackie F0x. George Pos.
Beity Roberts. EveFettn Atwell.
Grace and David fernandez
Donna Adams. Richard and Billy
Collins. Tommy Wooiy. Danny
Woody. Elaine Woody. Donnie
williams. Penny Rosam. Bobby.
Ben and Los Roberts. MARY Flea
nor Ogden. Kenneth Mitchell.
George RuSscil. Annsbelic and
Cath Saunders. Joyce Ogden.
Mesdamea Leonard Roberts.
Jennie Collins. Virgil HiEgs. An
M nosam, Kermit Richardson.
Annie Montgomery. Albert Teal.
Faye Finder. Jesus Fernandez.
Edna Johnson. Johnnie Lawhorn.
Rosie Alvarez. Harry Knowles.
Sam Drudge. lxxet Saunders.
Earn n. cufrp. Mary Siirrup. n.
n Lowe. Mary Knowles and Los
NJ. pieFW.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
BEST or DRINKS
At MIDGET BAR

IRE Midget Bar and Package
Goods Store ~ Greene and Si-
nonion streets has made prepara-
iions for q bsg Tabor Day crle-
hrailon L starts tonight - a
hse way with Van doing her Sari
81 TIE entertaining ~ singing Il
Ar'nt Nnu" b. special request.
Jimmie. that hungry bar ten.
DEF. vii stage a ore-prrsDn eat
inn contest
ire best of drinks are o. b.
found at the naf and g side ~
iertton uf package Koods : in
sleek Cos the Iona week end.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

IDNDON.--L-ancet. jonrual 81
she British Medical Association.
save the old helicf that govt can
~ evaded by giving up drink
acefas % have hcen exploited by
swo specialists. They have never
been able 90 bring on R0ut al
lacks hy giving alcohol.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
Costa Rica Plans To
Continue Food aid

SAN JOSE. Costa hira.- Mn
istsr ~ Agriculture Jase Joauuln
pcFalta says tie food division a.
the Institute Of Intee Asnurlean
Affairs. q depHndens agenxy uf
the Office II the CouFdinmfor a
Inlsr-Amefiean Affairs. wIll CON-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
Lieut.. Carl Howe
Returning To States

Mrs. c. n Howe. wife ~ Lieut..
Carl Raw Howe. II s. n. A. D..
has received word from her hus-
band that ne viii soon leave Al
aska Cor the United States and
Key West.
Ms. Hose. the former Miss
Lxfainetie Rotxrfs. has been
stseing With hor mother Mrs ..
|Ha1aald Baker. as Gfinnoll ST..
y Ole Liossk- Home waz stationed
In Alaeka
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
SPECIAL GAMES
At BING0 PALACE

! nag linnu names and . Lahof
Day celebration tonight and la
tsor Lay nlElzt are IN store Al the
Rsnke Ralage--DaKai and south
ard streets
Pearl 1aTfixid. who operates
tins amusement place. asxureS al
patrons That they will have isig
time with plenty u speriai games
and prizes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
BEST or MUSIC At
Ii CONCHA HOTEL.

Barrnsois Orchestra viii play
the dance nmsit fonlghi and La
boz Day nigiIf during the cele-
bratlon IL fhS nSn9 weekend.
The orchezsrasu III play In the
cocktail Lounge If the Rainlsow
Room Of tbs - conrha Hotel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

NEW YOnKs--An extra drop
q oA Tire sire d = pin-head ear
spell the efficiency 81 . sl2.ol0
torpedo. aceurdinn a. Carl q.
preix. general manager of the
American Can C0npany's Amer
torp plantk
The course 81 the torpedoes Is
directed b gyfoscopeS. 50 delic-
ateiy adjusted they are oiled
With hypodermic needles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
LARGE STOCK AT
THE BROWN DERBY

The Brown Derby Bar. packagc
Goods Department. which has an
annnunceHseni on the front page
% today's Citizen. has = large
stock and q wide assortment Of
wanted brands of popular
makes 81 liquors
Cod drinks are always a. he
had AZ fhe har
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

Announcement has been mad.
~ the birth 81 a girl on Angus
Is 90 Nj and Mrs n, L. Alcxl
afdcF. 81 Alexander is AEMis
IN the government service.
The new arrival has tpccn gsvea
the name II EFances Yvonne
Mrs. Alexandcr wax hxfo,s
marriage Mss ROSE Marie AZ
vail. 5TlIt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

CARRIERS HAVE BOY

Announcement has becn made
~ the birth of a son q Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Carter yesterday a.
thu Municipal Hospital
The Carriers reside al if-i Poin-
ciana Place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
nsx wlaNER

srhc ruanufarasrer had "a EN-
plbycx IN ~ plant. nnd as none
wfre as energetic as ne manu-
fsfturer Thought they shouid be.
re hii upon a plan which hc b.
licved would cure them 81 their
iaxy habits
"Men.~ he SAID one morning. Il
have . nice easy JOB for the laxi-
est man in the plant VIII the
iaxiexs man step forward"
Instantly 10 of the men stepped
forward.
why don't y0u step to the
front with the resi- inquired the
manufacturer 81 inc remaining
onc.
"Too mtR.fs trouble" came che
Mpiy. III Al HA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

BYE. Suffolk. England Eye,
known as Black Eye" 20 real.
dents because many things so
wrong there. Is going Ga stay IN
the dark. The council can't Get .
license 90 bay the necessary ma
teriai 30 fii street-lsmps for a
eim0ut
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

War Production Beard acts 20
Npeco low priced ciofhing output
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

Shortage ~ fatk and Grease Is
Expected 10 last anti spring.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

Government calls veterans 90
hady 0f medicine and e0ntistry.
Decline In food priccs II pre-
scted ~ retail &slsaies rneans
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24
Victory Bond
Drive0Ct.29

WASHINGTON, Aug. % (INS)
Secretary Of the Treasury Vim
son announced today that the Vic
tory Loan drive would begin Oct.
% and that the goal would be IL
billion dollars.
OF the IL billion dollar goal,
four billion dollars is expected 20
come from sales 10 individuals
and seven billion dollars from
other non-bank investors, Vinson
said.
Two billion dollars Of the indi-
vidual quota is 10 come from
sales Of Series F. bonds.
A feature of the Victory Loan
drive will be a special bond in
memory of the late President
Roosevelt.
This bond will be Of 5000 de-
nomination and will sell. for $3.50.
The drive for individuals will
extend from Oct. 29 through Dec.
IS. From Dec. g. through 8, SUBJ
Scriptions will be received from
all other non-bank investors for
the marketable securities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24
Crash Kills
For India

LONDON. Aug. % UNS)-The
death of Subhas Chandra Bose,
who had been named by the
japanese during the war to head
a provisional government in
India" was announced today by
the Jap Domei agency.
Bose died last Sunday AS re-
suit of injuries sustained in an
airplane accident.
He was injured al Taihoku air.
field. FOrmosa, while on a flight
from Singapore to Tokyo, Domei
said.
The Domei dispatch said that
1t. Gen. TSenamaSa Shidei was
killed as a result of the crash.
Among the injured were Col.
Habibur Rahman, Bose's adjutant,
and four Japanese officers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24
Army Airforte 10 Cut
Personnel 100000

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. (INS)
Mai. Gen. Fred l.. Anderson5 as
SiSiant chief of air staff, has an
nounced that the army air force
will discharge more than ! 1,400,00
Of Us 300 900 men within a year.
Anderson said that a peak dis
charge rate Of approximately 150,-.
600 monthly would be reached.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24
Peaches GIu+ Mart

BENTON HARBOR. Aug. %
CUP) Prices on Michigan early
peaches dropped so cents a bushel
on the Benton Harbor market to-
day as growers loads overflowed
10 streets adjacent TO the IL acre
trading area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24
YugOsiaVs ID Try
EX-CrOat Premier

NEW YORK, Aug. % INS)-
The BIC says that the Allied
military authorities in Austria
have decided 70 hand over former
Croatian Premier Ante Payelich
10 Yugoslavia 10 be tried as a
war criminal
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24
Wreath Laid
By Gau||e

WASHINGTON, Aug. % (UP)
Gen. Charles De Gaulle, of TO
a good start with President Tru-
man in efforts TO improve u. s.
French relations, placed a wreath
on the tomb Of the unknown sol
der today and then went to work
on the many problems which
brought him 10 this country.
The ceremonies at Arlington
Cemetery symbolized De Gaulle.s
rise in political stature since ms
visit TO Washington last year. AT
similar ceremonies then he was
given only a l9-gun salute as
commander of the French army.
GIVEN 21-GUN SALUTE
Today. entering and leaving
the cemetery, he was given a 2l-
gun salute as president OF me
Provisional Government OF the
French Republic. A year ago, this
country had not yet accorded HIM
that recognition.
At its conclusion. De Gaulle re-
turned TO Blair House and con
ferred with French foreign min
ister George Bidault, who accom-
panied him here. Bidault and
French ambassador Henri Bonnet
subsequently called on Secretary
OF State Byrnes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24
GIVEN 21-GUN SALUTE
TALKS WITH TRUMAN

De Gaulle and President Tru-
man held long personal con-
ference ~ the White House last
might. shortly after the generals
arrival Their stats of specialists
went 10 work AT once on mutual
economic. political and military
problems.
The generals social schedule
for today was kept brief 10 en-
able him 10 devote most OF his
time TO his mission. Tonight he
will be guest Of honor az a dinner
given by ByrneS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-24

Which types you prefer this fall wnteraybe
you'll three styles Experty tailored coats beautifully lined
Is Pea Jackets sizes
Chesterfeds COLORS: blue black brown
and green in the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-02
Raid
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ton Patrolmen Richard Stobber
and Albert Wright set the trap
and with the aid of the MPs
sprung it early Sunday morning.
When they arrived one of the
soldiers was found to be in the
apartment and six others were
in the yard.
No indecencies were found at
that time, Rosso said, but he
added there was enough evil
dence to warrant their arrest.
Rosso verbally raped t h e
way the young girls, one OF
whom has husband overseas,
were behaving and said that the
police department Is going to
take the bit in its teeth and
crack down on all further sign
of promiscuous behavior among
teen-age girls In the city.