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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06
Truman Reveals
Secret Weapon
Against Enemy
First Used on
.HirO Shina
Base

Washington, Aug. GAP The
United States Army Air Force has
released on the Japanese an atomic
bomb containing more power than
10000 tons of INT.
II produced more than 1000
times the blast of the largest bomb
ever used before.
The announcement Of the de-
yelopment was made in a statement
by President Truman released by
the White House today.
The bomb was dropped Is hours
ago on Hiro Shima, an important
Japanese army base.
The President said that the bomb
has added a new and revolution
airy increase In destruction" on the
Japanese.
Mr.. Truman added:
ut is an atomic bomb. II Is a
Harvesting OF the basic power of
the universe. The force from
which the sun draws its power has
been loosed against those who
brought war to the Far East"
The base that was hit is a major
quartermaster depot and has large
ordnance, machine tool and aircraft
plants.
The city of $4,000 also contains
a principal port.
The President disclosed that the
Germans working feverishly" in
search of a way to use atomic en-
ergy in their war effort but failed.
Meantime American and British
scientists studied the problem and
developed two principal plants and
some lesser factories for the pro-
duction of atomic power.
Work In Secrecy
The President disclosed that
more than $4,000 persons now are
working in great secrecy in these
plants, adding:
I'VE have spent $4,000, 900, 900 on
the greatest scientific gamble in his
tory-and won.
I'VE are now prepared to oblit-
crate more rapidly and completely
every productive enterprise the
Japanese have above ground in any
city. We shall completely destroy
Japan's power to make war"
The President noted that the
Big Three ultimatum issued July
26 at Potsdam was intended ito
spare the Japanese people from ut
ter destruction" and the Japanese
leaders rejected it. The atomic
bomb now is the answer to that re-
lection and the President said
they may expect a rain Of ruin
from the air, the like OF which
has never been seen on this earth
Mr.. Truman forecast that sea
and land forces will follow up this
air attack in such numbers and
power as the Japanese never have
witnessed.
New Concept
The President said that this dis
covery may open the way for an en-
tirely new concept of force and
power. The actual harnessing OF
atomic energy may in the future
supplement power that now comes
from coal, oil and the great dams,
he said.
at has never been the habit OF
the scientists OF this country or
the policy of this government to
withhold from the world scientific
knowledge" Mr.. Truman said.
Normally therefore everything
about the work with atomic ener-
gy would be made public"
That will have to walt, how
ever, he said, until the war en-
ergency is over.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06
Your NewsbOy

Robert E. Thayer is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Thayer who
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06

WASHINGTON - ms - Over
seas military surpluses ranging
from mules TO wool caps were slat-
ed today for use in the Balkan
area by the United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Administration
Maj. Gen. Donald II. Connolly.
Army-Navy liquidation deputy com
missioner, announced that UNRRA
paid 100000 for 2.S13 mules, 49,
67s wool caps and miscellaneous
medical supplies.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06
.Petain Said
to be Loyal

Paris, Aug. 6-lNS-The treason
trial Of Marshal Henrl-PhiIlppe Pc
tain took an E. Phillips openheim
twist today with the revelation
that the jurors have been reeelV-
Ing threatening letters daily.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06

VpsLANTl CURB MARKET
Il Washington Wednesday Saturday
ADV. 1l05S
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06

WASHINGTON ms 1t. Gen.
Ira G. Eaker. deputy commanding
general OF the Army Air Forces,
was scheduled TO take part today
in ceremonies honoring the Bra
lillian Air Forces in Rio de Janeiro.
The occasion marks the Brazilian
air forces return from a six month
tonr OF combat duty in the .Mediter-
ranean theater Of operations. The
Brazilian government invited Eak-
er to the Rio celebration.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06

OTTAWA -AP- The wartime
alcoholic beverages order, under
which the sale OF liquor was ration.
ed in Canada, was lifted today.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06

PINE RIDGE. S. D.-AP-Clad
only in buckskin breechcloths and
brown war paint, Sioux braves of
the Pine Ridge reservation began
today the measured tread OF the
tribes historic sun dance as an
Indian prayer for victory over ia
pan and lasting peace. More than
100 braves who must forego food
during the first 4S hours OF the
ritual began the dance. traditional
ly a call to rally tribesmen against
their enemies.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06

See PACIFIC-Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06

WAsHTNGToN-UP-The Navy
revealed today that II naval ves-
sells, including the aircraft carrier
Hornet. are now at the U. S. Naval
drydocks at Hunters Point. Calf.
Tor repair or routine overhaul. The
others are the aircraft carrier Box.
er, the submarine Guitarro. the
destroyers Lavallette. Wickes.
Newcomb, Morris, Ingraham. Lieut..
re. and the destroyer escorts Duffy
and Wintle.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06

STANFORD. Conn.-AP-Clare
Boothe Luce. Republican congress-
woman. playwright, lecturer and
sometimes foreign correspondent
for the magazines OF her husband,
Henry r. Luce. makes her debut
tonight as an actress, playing the
title role in George Bernard Shaw's
Candida" for a weeks engagement
at a Stamford summer theater.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06

CHICAGO -AP- Plans to reop.
en- the Studebaker Company's
South Bend, Ind. plant for the
manufacture OF B-29 engine parts
we're under Army consideration
today because the capacity OF the
Dodge Chicago plant is believed
inadequate TO increasing demand.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06

CHICAGO --AP- The AFL ex-
ecutive council assembling today,
will try again TO settle the long
jurisdictional controversy of six
old-line unions at Hollywoods top
motion picture studios.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06

WASHINGTON -AP- Senator
McClelland (D-Ark.) today joined
the growing ranks of legislators
demanding that Emperor HirohIto's
power be destroyed when Japan is
defeated. Il regard him as no diff
ferent from Hitler and Mussolini.
and he should be dealt with accord.
ingly as a war criminal" McClel-
Ian said in a statement.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06

HOLLYWOOD-AP-Frank Sin.
atra, belying HIS reputation for
emaciation. highlighted the Holly.
wood happenings of the week by
making a spectacular dive into the
harbor at nearby San Pedro to save
the life Of a threeyear-old boy.
Franks feat occurred when the
boy, Duke Jones, fell 13 feet from
a railing onto a yacht dock. then
rolled unconscious into the water.
The crooner, who has spent the day
as crewman for a sailing boat in a
match race, rushed across the dock.
leaped into the water and pulled
the youngster TO safety.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06

WASHINGTON -AP- Aerial
troop movements across the coun.
try will begin within two weeks
and will attain peak rate OF $4,000
men a month within 30 days. An
nouncing this Saturday, the Air
Transport Association said four
air lines, American. Northwest.
TWA and United, will operate
planes to be released by the Army.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-06

NEW YORK ms The japan.
ese navy ministry declared today
that Vice Adm. Seiichi Ito was kill
ed on Okinawa last April when
American forces invaded the island.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-23
Suvarzymai ir ''Laisva" rinka

Aukstieji Sovietu valdininkai supran-
ia tikra verte Amerikos suteiktos pagal-
bos Jeigu zemesnieji nepatenkinti Ame-
rikos pagalba ir sake kad tik vieni Rusai
kariauja, taip yra todel kad neziurint grie-
ztu protestu kaip padare ir Admirolas
Standley, aukstieji bolsevikai slepia nuo
savo zmoniu zinias apie Amerikos teikia-
ma pagalba Rusijai.
Paw, Maskvos reporteriai pasakoja
apie apsilankyma atkariautame fronte kur
juos lydedami komisarai leido apsilankyti.
Jie mate grebeje nuvirtusi jeep. Rusai
nieko panasaus negali pasidaryti, bet di
deles daugybes tu jeeps buvo pristatyta
Rusijai per lend-lease, ,su Rusiskais para
Sais nurodanGiais kaip JUGS vartoti, ir ant
ju uzspausdinta Detroit.
oar tie jeeps Vokiski ar Amerikonis-
ki?" paklause korespondentas.
'Nei vieni, nei kiti", atsake isdidziai
bolsevikas leitenantas "Jie yra Rusiski
Jusu AmerikoniSki jeeps yra perprasti
naudoti ant keliu fronte - pavaziavai
5000 kilometru is jie subyra. Cia mes
naudojam tik Rusiskus jeeps'
AS tik ka apkainavau maista Maskvos
valdzios uzlaikomose krautuvese ir taip
vadinamoie viesose rinkose, ir galutinai
gavau supratima ka sic zmones valgo.
.Anerikoje, darbininkas pametes sa-
vo maisto kuponus galetu dar gerai mis-
ii pirkdamas neracionuotus dalykus -
piena, kiausinius, zuvi, paukstiena, duona,
vaisius ir darzoves. Sovietu Unijoje Wis
kas valgomo grieztai suvarzyta arba ne
galima ipirkti, ieigu bent mokant pasakis-
kai aukstas kainas.
Sulyg Sovietu luomu skirtumo turima
kelios rusys racionavi1nu. Raudonoji Ar
mia labai gerai seriama, ypatingai from
te. Sovietu aukstesnieji karininkai gau-
ma uz puse kainos viska perkamo "komer-
cinese" krautuvese. Kremliaus- didziunai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-23

buvo Russia sipninantis faktorus stai delko karia
janteji bateji nesuauke Angu ir Prancuzu pagalbos
prizes raudonuosus, kure 1919 metals dar but gaeje
butt lengva nugalet Bet siadien komunistine Russia
lau yra sstpres If po visa pasaull ssiraizges komu
nstins inernacionalas nilitarines Rusjos galos re-
miamas, y,a labai pavojingas dalykas
BE irodinejimo aisku kad kounstino internacionalo
lalmeJmas relkstu senojo pasaulio zlugima. Lygiai
tap pat be rodlneJmo alsku kad naziu sunaikinlmas
analtol nesgelbstl pasaullO komunlstnio nterna
cionalo. Is to contrario - isplaukia kad prmoje
ellee po nazQ karo masinos sunakinimo turf butt
naikinta If komunistnes Rusos karo masna. Mes jNk
k tada gales butt pazabotas ir komunisnis nernacio
nalas.
Griuvus Maskvai, nebus kas internationally remia
il komunistQ agenta kaip dagai be saknu, gales butt
be skausmo nugnaibyh. Presingai, ko bolsevku karo
masina bus duosnia penima Americas bilijonas ko-
unistu agenta greta laba efektyvios pagabos is Mas
kvos bus malonai traktuojam Amerikoje ir isdalies
vsame Dasauyje komnistnes revoiucijos pavojus to-
ydAo augs stai deko Jalta ir pakartotinis nuosrdu
mo su SovietQ Rusja akcentavimas yra ne zingsns j
pasauo taika bet Suolis dar basesni pasauni kara,
kelias pasaulines komunistu revolucjos passekima.
sito allvaizdoje, If atenanti San Francisco konfe-
rencija nieo poZityvas negales sukurt. Neben il dar
askau skeltQ aiksten grobuonskus Sovietu Sajungos
uzsmonus r dar aiskiau parodytu kad jocks bendra-
darbiavimas bosevikais neimanomas Juk bolseviku
protestas prizes Duabarton Oaks suloma agresoriaus
apibezima kap tk parodo kad e rengiasi butt tokiu
agresorium. Taciau nesenai Meksikoje, Chapultepec
rumuose pasbabagus Amerikos valstybiu konferenci-
ia aip tk preme Sovietu Sajungos tap nenorima agre
IoiHulS pdSdl huII hlehNIcldS dgIeSOIluS
ktu signatoru tul butt auomatskai sudraustas Taip
pat bvo nutarta kad 81 formue buu pasulyta pagrin-
du ir busimai pasaulio takos organzacija Be abeo,
iskils San Francisco konferencos metu, ir kaip au
sakyta tai mazu maziausa patarnaus grobuonskos boil
SeViku politikos demaskavmu
Taciau visa tai - didzioj pasaulio poitika kuri,
kap toka Lietuviams esiog neprieinama Bet tai kas
dabartiniu metu vyksta Washngtone - Amerikos Lie
5uvu Misjos posedzai - Letuva yra ddzausios reik-
smes zYgis. Arerikos Lietuviu Misijos rengama va
kariene isklausyti Lieuvu tautos byos, avyks bent
$50 kongreso naiu Letuves karu motinos nuvyks Bal
tuosius Greta Lietuviskos vsuomenes sukonso-
lidavimo, Amerikos Lietuviu Misija Washngtone, be
abejo ks istoriniu zygiu il auktuu Americas politi
kos suogsniu suinteresavimo Lietuvos bya poziuriu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-23
ATEJO VELYKOS
(M. Dagilelis)

Kelkis, Lietuvi jau CANA miegoti!
Pradeda svisti = laiks darba stoti!
stai mokslo laukas neuzsetas, dykas =.
Kelkis, Lietuvi! atejo Velykos!
Nors siaurys duksta, bet tn nebijoki:
Oras blaivesnis-tu darba stoki
Kas kad dar, tamsu, dunkso girios plikos.
Kell1is, Lietuvi, atejo Velykos!
Kelkis, varguoli! kurs tick snaudei metu
Pc sparnu savo ponv biurokratu!
Imkis uz mokslo - stai kane dalykas!
Kelkis, Lietuvi! atejo Velykos!
Kelesi Kristus! =. Didzturciai, valdonai
Ir vargsai burai-siadien lygus ponai!
Kas kitaip skelbia tasai apgavikas
Kelkis, Lietuvi! atejo Velykos!
Kelesi Kristus! vergus isvadavo!
zuvo tamsybe, sviesa virsu gavo!
svieskis, artojai! tavo zus skriaudikas. S.
Kelkis, Eetuvi atejo Velykos!. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-23

Tas palies jus ne tick del to
ar kaip pavienis galesi pirkti
ar nepirkti karo atlaikas, bet
kur ir kuomet toxic pardavi-
mai bus atliekami.
Valdzia rupinasf tokius par
davimus sutvarkyti kad jie ne
butu tam tikru pelnagaudu pa
sinaudojimo saltinis, bet kas
galetu nusipirkti siaip kas ka
matys sau reikalingu.
Amerika planavo karui ank-
sti iskalno, taigi turf pridirbta
daug dalyku kurie nereikalin-
gi. Pavyzdziui, kariuomeneje
tureta $4,000 kavalerijos ark
liu, bet jiems balnu pridirbta
beveik milijonas!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-23
Gyvenimas ''Darbininkq Rojuje"
AMERIKIEcIU PATYRIMAI RUsIJoJE PEREITA VAsARA
(Tesinys is pereito nr.)
Karine jiega ir silpnybes


Amerikieciai daznai stebisi Raudono-
sios Armijos pajiegimu atmusti Vokieciu
ataka Rusijos, ir vadina ta net stebuklu.
Raudonoji Armija yra gera. Rusai
yra geri kareiviai. Jie atsakanciai discip-
linuoti, gerai islavinti ir atsakanciai va
dovaujami. Bet paziurekime j statistikas.
Kareiviai turi butt jauni, ir militari-
ne bent kurios tautos galybe sprendziama
ne sulyg bendro gyventoju skaiciaus bet
sulyg skaiciaus jaunu vaikinu Delei sa-
vo populiacijos didumo, ir auksto Slavu gi-
mimu skaiciaus, Sovietu Unijoje kas me-
ta sueina 18 metu amziaus po 100000
vaikinu, palyginant su apie 100000 Vokie-
ciu, kas yra keturis kartus daugiau
Skaitant tiktai militariska sugabuna,
stebuklas buvo kad Vokieciu kareiviai pa
jiege izengti Russia. Jie pajiege dasi-
varvti Xxi Maskvos ir Leningrado prize
miesciu ir nuzygiuoti Kaukaza $500 my
liu nuo Berlino) ne tik del Rusijos tech
nisko biednumo ir netvarkos jos industri-
ju bet taipgi daugiausia del to kad Rau
donaiai Armijai truko patyrusiu vadu.
Rusu pirmoji ORC jiega, paveizdan, mega
lejo susilyginti SUI Vokieciu; diduma jos
buvo sudauzyta pirmomis keliomis karia-
riavimo savaitemis.
Rusijos lakunai yra is geruju pasau-
lyje bet Rusai neturejo gabumo pagamin-
ii gerus lektuvus. Rusijoje veik nera IS
dirbama lektuvu kaip Britu ir Amerikonu
kurie gall toll slHisti Rusijoje isdirba
lektuvus kurie skrenda zemai vos virs me-
dziu virsuniu. Kitus geruosius lektuvus
gauna is Americas
Tiktai viduryje 1914 metu, Vokieciu
pirmenvbes modernislzuose karo padar-
guose tapo sunaikinta TRIMS faktoriais
Rusu industrial uz Uralu pradejo plesti
tanku ir artilerijos gamyba; Vokieeiu dir
btuves sumazejo gamyboje del Anglu ir
Amerikieciu bombardavimu; ir Russia Xxi
tol jau buvo gavus is Americas 5,75O,000,-
900 dolariu vertes lend-lease pagalbos, kas
apeme 10000 lektuvu, 10000 jeeps, 225 mi
lijonu dolariu vertes masinoms irankiu ir
10000 troEu. Be siu troku nebutu huve
galima Rusans pasekti savo dideliu lai-
mejimu prie Leningrado 1943 metals. Ne
ra iokios naudos atmusti priesa jeigu ne
gall paskui j sekti ir WITS. Be An1erikos
trokQ Raudonoji armija ir dabar tebetu-
notu iklimpus bedugniame Ukrainos pur~
We.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-23
ATEINA DIDELIU
PARDAVIMU
DIENOS

Karui pasibaigus, Amerikoje
bus vykdoma toxic dideli par
davimai kad apims nuo SO Xxi
100 bilijonu dolariu vertes
nuosavybiQ ir padargu.
Bus parduodama nuo dide-
les karo dirbtuves Xxi smulkiu
kareiviu irankiu. Galima bus
pirkti kariskus jeeps ir tuks-
tancius kitokiu padargu ir da-
lyku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-23

els KARO lauke suzeistu
Amerikos kareiviu kurie buna
CANA tvirti patekti j ligonines
isgelbstimi nuo mirties Xxi go
nuosimciQ, kaip kuriose ilgoni-
nese pasiekta net 100 nuoS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
RIVER ROUGE NEWS

Chaplain Ruth Walker ana
ing Of minutes Of tho ,,..' '''|
meeting oa
President Tiny Hiu 100,
unfinished business ~ ~. y
She thanked an member.
their hearty cooperation II
silver tea program given \
Sunday Fifty guests were y
en' at tho ten and AZ; in,.-.-
program was presented
The Hi homo was bsan,l..nl
decorated and Tho dining ~
was adorned with fine s,leA,..
IN keeping with tho silver II
idea y
Participating on the nr,..
were Misses Jean Bensors
with Miss AMY sho !, II
piano reading Miss
quinn solo Elmer Smith al
Miss Alfredo TAYLOR AZ ne II
no instrumental solo Miss II
sherry duet Mrs A ca
son and Mrs r simmons u
COMMANDED az the piano ~ W.
Finley solo Mrs r..-.
Johnson: solo. posessor u,.,l
son
Members Of The silver 70,
mittee included Mrs Rov
ing Mrs Thornton ard vi
Vesta Reddick
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
Nv non LEWIS

Rev Mr. Rivers and his teen
acc choir from New Haven
chusch visited Good Hope Baptist
church SUNDAY October 2s There
was large attendance at the
proeran and the singing was
erand too
Good Hope sunday school had
their Halloween party wednes-
day october ~. The program in
cluded fortune-telllng pinning on
The donkey's tail and refresh
ments
Troop MC-4 WAS invited to
march In tho Victory Loan pa
rade Monday. October 20 They
responded Governor Kelley was
present The Troop IL improving
and growing through the help
or Rev 4 p Crosby
RoseviIle high school had It's
first 1915 concert Friday. October
~ u was directed by Warren
" shelley Of Roseville high
school hand The school will
stage carnival on November
ard Q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
BY BERTHA cASWELL
81. John AME Church

Sunday School at 81 John op-
ened AZ 2 80 sunday morning.
with supt Carrie whmphrey in
charge Tibet lesson topic was
Making The Home Christian,
Luke losS-t2 The attendance
Was io5 Johnnie Roundtree re-
viewed the lesson
AZ II am Rev y Pryor the
pastor, began the morning service
With song service by tho Be
gnners choir The pastor preach
"a forceful sermon from St
Luke S4s35 theme cThe Home
A Fireside school"
The Crusaders club met At
- p m with Mrs Roy Copenins.
ir0e Seventeenth street Ecorse
Mrs Tiny Hill The president
presided There was PRAYER in
unison. Scripture reading by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
GREAT MASTERS OF
JAZZ HEARD IN
SOUTHERN FRANCE

MARSEiLLE France AMP
"Down Dcat" an overseas re-
cord program featuring many Ne
gro hands is being aired each
Monday evening az 10 10 more
than i5-ooo iroops in the Mar
settle area. 1900 OF them coll
ored
Favorite records heard over
the American Forces network,
through the Neutrality-suspicious.
ms chain. include Tommy Dor
sey Duke Ellington Charlie Bar
rcit Cab Galloway Erskine taw-
Ains Louis Joulan Jim m @
Iunceford Tiny Bradshaw Andy
KIRK and TONY Pastor
AIN recently c.t IL recordings.
two sides hv an sll-colored army
hand and flugues pannassie the
French ia2z critic appeared as
guest adviser
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
Band Leader Backs Amateur Ball
Teams To Combat Delinquency

special "GJ live" Army procrams
that are shortwaved an over The
wa4 70 the hoys IN iHr front
iites
TIE Luneeford crow has also
~ oded for tho Treasury de-
pat'men' and those plauers have
helped son millions o. collars
worth Of war bonds an over the
country
Raehcr OF Amateur Rail- Teams
Usat Tow people know IS that
llwvis has financed several anna
tear sporis 'cams but he re-
fused 20 cash in on fa for
no sake of puhliciiy for jimmie
hscks Those teams naf 30 make
any financial gain bl' raiher
fo h+.p Various community oen-
ift 70 comhai Juvenile dehn-
's-1nie Is an extremely SOCIAL
minssd Individual AMI he feels
iie' 'hrogeh his contribution in
creangina and financing ont o.
h ovn income these teams
f.r sr2 boys and sirS he is
tain- hls hlt toward aeyeiWWnc
hst'fr Young men and women.
Doth as musician aud as a
hpmar being Iimmie Lunceford
r'ps Five Sfafs'
Roy Rogers Film
Tic screen fare offers four
"Nings o. tho West starring
Roy Rogers Wild Pin elliott.
non Barry and Sunset Carson in
Bells 81 Rosarita
The latest issue Of the All
American News completes the
screen proeram.
Attend the Gala Midnish, jam
horee every Saturday night. last
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03

corr'sin siaec and screen show
at 1850 am 80 inefease IN
lricos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
NEGRO n0LLSI

Race Pride, Every homo should
have Colorcd Doll We offer In
This sale two flashy numbers with
hair. moving eyes. mama voice.
nicely dressed. Priced sf.aS: large
size. se.sa. II con. Postage Fvtra.
Agents Wanted. Writ N,TInN
CO.. 90 West la5th Street. New
York. 20.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
Martin Turner In
Sentimental Journey

HOILNWOOn--t ANp) Martin
Turner one of tho best sepia
mf players IN the business and
veteran OF both tho silcrfs and
the ialkies was chosen last week
hy Director Waller Lang at Fox
studio for Sentimental Journey 70
The cast Includes John Payne.
Naureen OHara William BenaiS.
Trudie Marshall ana Charles Rus
sci
hoh@f Lewis worked last week
az MeN for Director Koisle- in
q new picture as ycf untitled
John Badds8 Williams widely
known nisht clrh comedian. por-
trayed prisoner in iatl dock
in a new film Tor Director Fa-
TELL
HOLLYWOOD AMP Con
eral services solamuired from inc
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Meats, Fats, Etc.-Book 4, red stamps
T-5 through KS good through
April %; stamps Y-5, rs, Az
through d. good through June @;
stamps E-2 through J-2 good
through June 80; stamps K-2
through P-2 good through July 81.
Canned Goods, Etc.-Book 4. blue
stamps CO through CO good
through April %: stamps H-2
through M-2 good through June
2; stamps N-2 through SO good
through June 30. Stamps To
through X-2 good through July 81.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay two red ration points for
each pound of waste kitchen fats
you turn in.
Sugar-Stamp IS valid for S pounds
through June 2. Next stamp
scheduled to be validated May /.
Gasoline-A-15 coupons are valid
through June 81. B-6, c., B-7
and CT coupons good for S GAL
Ions each.
Shoes-Airplane stamps /, and 3
in Book No. good indefinitely for
one pair of shoes each.
Fuel Oil-Periods one, two, three
four and five coupons good for 10
gallons per unit through heating
year. Consumers in this area
should not have used more than
81 per cent OF their ration as Of
today.
Evening star., 1945-04-18
$364, 900 Lowest Bid
On Purkside School

Thirteen bids, ranging from 1884,
900 to $4,000, for construction of
the Parkside Elementary School at
Anacostia road and Grant street
NE, were received yesterday at the
District Building.
The low bid was from the J. D.
Hedin Construction Co. and the high
from Anthony P. Miller. The Fed
eral Works Agency has granted
$436,000 for the 25-room school,
which the Buildings and Grounds
Committee of the Board of Educa-
tion objected to because future plans
of the building did not provide for
an assembly hall.
The Commissioners, however, ap-
proved the plans for the elementary
school. The George Hyman Co. bid
&365. 900.