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Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
BaccaIaureate
Rites Held
At Imperial

Baccalaureate services were OBJ.
served Sunday night by Imperia
Union High school in the Imperia
Community church. Final exercise.
marking the close of the year viii
be Friday night when seniors viii
receive their diplomas. These ex-
ercises will be held on the athletic
field.
Union elementary schools vii
hold graduation ceremonies Thurs.
day at 8 p. m. on the athletic field
The program for the Baccalau.
reate ceremonies Sunday night fol.
lows:
Procession, "Pomp and Circum.
stance, E. Elgar; piano. NJ Rau.
Invocation, Rev. Clarence Harper
Mixed Chorus, Song of Peace
arranged from "Findlandia," j. ST.
belius, L. Stone.
Vocal solo with chorus, Ring Ou
the Sweet Message sacred version
adapted from 1.-The Bells cf st
Mary's" soloist, Lucia Arguilez. G
Brown, A. Adams.
Address, Rev. E. L. Wilder.
Clarinet trio, "The End of a Per-
feet Day." Naomi Cox, Blanche Ro-
ben, Douglas Roben; c. Bond.
Mixed chorus and seniors, r. De-
Koven, R. Kipling.
Benediction, Rev. Clarence Har-
per.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
POST-PRESS CORRECTS
ERROR ON ANNULMENT

Reestablishment Of his marriage
to Nettie B. Cash Pickford is being
sought by Aaron Garrett Cash in
the civil complaint filed here Fri
day, rather than annulment of his
marriage as erroneously stated in a
news story in the Sunday Post Press.
The complaint states that Mrs.
Pickford divorced Cash in Nevada
April 80, 1945, ard married John
Jackson Pickford May l, 1945 in
Yuma. 1t petitions the superior court
to declare her divorce from Cash,
as well as her marriage to Pickford,
as null and void.
In the complaint, Cash sets out
that the Nevada divorce is illegal on
the grounds that his wife was not
resident of Nevada.
The PoSt-PreSs desires to correct
the errors of the previous story.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
Teen-Age kazi
Pair Executed

TWELFTH ARMY HEADQUAR-
TIERS, June (U.PD-Two teen-age
German boys, both members of the
Hitler Youth, were executed by an
American firing squad at Weisbaden
June l on charges of espionage, it
was revealed Monday.
The espionage occurred against
American forces in the Aachen area
in late February. Those executed
were Heinz Fetry, 16, and Josef
Schooner, II.
The pair was caught by two Am
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
DEMOCRATS OF COUNTY
PLAN BRAWLEY MEETING

Democrats of Imperial county
will meet at the Planters hotel in
Brawley at z pm. Friday for their
regular monthly dinner session and
program.
j. H. Edgar of Ell Centre, pioneer
businessman of Imperial county,
will speak on "ReconverSion and
Post war Planning" Leverette
House of Brawley, program chair
man of the Democratic county CEN
tral committee, is in charge of ar
rangementS.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04

disciplinary camp near the Roer
river and had been offered chance
to clear their records by volunteer
ing for an espionage mission within
the American lines They crossed the
Roer Feb Il to observe and report
on American troop movements and
installations but were caught the
next day.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04

0s So the important point is ho the machines
of production but under what system will those machines
best and most plentiful Our Free competitive American system
isn't perfect yet but has put and better machines at
disposal than any other system known to man.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04

erican soldiers in a foxhole near
Birgden, Germany, Feb. %. They
were tried by a general military
court March 20 at Munchen-Glad-
bach and sentenced to death. The
case was reviewed and the sentences
confirmed by 1t. Gen. William H.
Simpson of the U. S. Ninth army.
The youths confessed they had
been confined to a Hitler Youth
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04

This SERIES sponsored BY the people of Union Oil
adiscon oo and sohy American business functions We hobeyouH
teI1e send suggestions offer We
The President Union Oil Co., Union Oil Bd Los Angeles IA Caf
AMERICAS EIEIH FREEDOM FREE ENrERPRtsE
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
kimmeI-Short
Cases Set
forward Again

WASHINGTON, June 4 CU.PD-
The senate Monday accepted a
minor house amendment and sent
to President Truman bill to ex-
tend the statute of limitations for
prosecutions in connection with the
attack on Pearl Harbor Dec. l941.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
Warren Approves
State Budget
Without Changes
Continued from Page ]

Continued from Page IL
and turn them back to private in
tereSts for development.
The full governmental efficiency
committee scheduled hearings Tues
day on a full employment" bill
backed by Democrats 1t attempts to
plan the timing of public works SO
far to provide employment when
private industry slows down.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04

The cruelty in her face disclos-
ing the qualities that found
favor with Himmler's SIS men,
Hide Lobauer, above, is pic
tured after her capture by
u. S. forces. A German woman,
she was political prisoner at
the notorious Belsen camp.
After she displayed streak of
cruelty and viciousness toward
other prisoners, she was pro-
NOTED to be "trusty" in
charge of one of the COM
pounds. where her inhuman
treatment of the inmates won
her the nickname of "SS woman
without uniform.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04

&s The average American can't produce much with
hands than the average Chneseor European But
he has machinery at his disposal h Vhich multiply
la6or OF his hands At Union for example, there $525
in equipment t-o wells trucks, etc-for each employee.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
Fl Centro { Of {
Fayors Sales Tax
For Postwar Fund

Continued from Page u
street improvements and further
sewer construction.
That the funds must be raised
was generally conceded by direc-
tors, and the merits of five possible
devices were discussed They are:
l. City bond issue. Generally con-
demned, on grounds that only rs
to 80 per cent of the tax dollar
goes to pay eff debt, the balance
being used to defray interest costs.
2. Occupar1onal tax increase. Con-
sidered insufficient to meet need.
g. Gross income taxes to be levied
on all city businesses. Agreed as
being expensive to administer.
4. Occurational tax levied on basis
of number CT employees. Fluctuating
payrolls due to seasonal business
make this plan impractical.
5. City sales tax.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
KIN DIES IN TEXAS

Max Brents of Ell Centre and his
sister, Mrs. r. R. Snow of South
Pasadena, were called to Dallas
Texas, because of the sudden death
of their brother, Carlos Brents, for
mer El Centre resident.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04

Cost of raising a turkey in Wash
ington in 1914 was $5.81, or Bits
cents pound, as compared to $4.61
or 25.2 cents a pound, in 1943.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
IN OTHER CITIES

Great interest centered about the
city sales tax method newly inaug-
urated in San Bernardino. This
plan, it was reported, is proving
highly successful in raising funds
for elaborate poctwar projects, and
is being universally accepted by the
population.
Inasmuch as it might, if adopted
only in El Centre, send some trade
to other valley communities which
otherwise would come here, it was
proposed that other cities be con-
tacted with the thought of all val
ley towns considering the plan.
A meeting with the Brawley
Chamber of Commerce was sched-
uled for Monday night, the meeting
having been requested by the
Brawley group, according to presi-
dent Brampkamp.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Marion Honored
By Granddaughter
On 93d Birthday

FT WAYNE, Ind Mrs. Maggie
Curtis Of South Bend, Ind, was
honored ON her 93rd birthday. re-
Gently with q dinner party by her
.randdau.itcr Mrs. James Black,
1920 Smith street.
Those attending the celebration
were Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson.
Mrs 5 i. Jones. Mrs, F., |. Jones,
Mrs. Wayne Adams, Mrs Carrie
Williams. Sllas Miles. Mrs. Ada
Pettiford, daughter of the honoree,
OF South Bend and Mrs. Bertha
Black Rhoda, St. Louis.
Throughout the day the follow.
ing persons came TO greet Mrs
Curtis: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dorian
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Wlckllffe, Mr.. and Mrs. F. f.. Wal.
lace, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Higss
Mr.. and Mrs GODFREY Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Talbot. Mrs Lii.
lian Dickerson. Mrs Mollie Bos.
well, Mrs. Jones, Edward Brown
Robert and Billie King. Mrs. Mary
Jones, Robert Robinson. and Mrs
Carrie Williams.
Others entertaining in her honor
were Mr.. and Mrs. + H. Wallace
and Mrs r. Dorian with a buffet
dinner Tuesday: the Missionary
Society Of Turner Chapel A ME-
church Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. Vernon Wickliffe with a
breakfast party.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

Association of Negro Musicians.
Inc, presented the National Day
Program" Sunday. September 9, at
$50 pm, AT the Community Music
School on Forest. Kempor Harreld,
head Of the music department Of
Morehousc. opclman college and
Atlanta university, was guest
speaker. Appearing on the program
were; S. Liberia w. Chisholm, So
prano. singing The Spiut Flower
and Land uv Dcgradashun" Olive
Mcfarland contralto who sang,
"Ncbbic." and The Lords Pray
or: Vivian Scott, pianist. who
thrilled the audience with hcr rem
dition OF "Etude Op 5. No y in
c Minor and "Jcsu, JOY Of Mans
Desiring" CChorale from Church
Cantata No. l47 =. Bach; Lau-
renee Watson. tenor, sang the
Flower Song" tfrom the Opera
Garment and Srhubertit Night
and Dream; and Gil Bias Jack
son. bass. singing Handles Honor
and Arms" cfrom Sampson) and
My Souls Been Anchored in the
Lord The accompanies were
Loralnetta LcBon and Burton Full
ler
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Farewell Party
Honors Sister

Mss Hazel Thomas. winner OF a
scholarship to Bishop college ~
Marshall, Texas. was honorcd a,
party given for her by her brother
Robert Thomas. and held at then
home on Holbrook avenue on Wed.
neSday evening Of last week.
As late aS $50 of the same nigh
the host was busy inviting friends
10 the affair which was gotten Up
quickly that same day. bat no,h.
ing amiSS for having been hastily
done. Many of the visitors to the
Baptist convention were present
The roster of guests included
Elaine Fuller, Elihue Potts. Cor.
dell Robinson GWendolyn Poole
Marjorie Porter Virginia jaeger,
Walter Sims lrvIn Sims. Isaac
Stcinberg Velma May. Barbara
Johnson. Audrey Burker. Doris
Ann ShivcrS. Wadcll Clark. Allen
Holland, Carolyn Jcnifer Of New
York City, Allen Pike. Henry Wal.
lace. Godfather Ann Dickcrson
ArctaS Blancy. Theodore Jamison
of Richmond, Va, Marie Spraggins
Of Chicago. Orrie Lee, Rober;
Williams. Julian .WIthcrSpoon
James Alexander Of Richmond.
Va Dorothy MeekinS Of Balu-
more Md. Zeraline Smith OF
Mound Bayou. Miss.
At midnight. the eight Alpha
men present joined hands IN the
darkcncd room and sang their fra
tcrnity hymn with Allen Holland
taking the solo part
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

George Nelson. Of 2238 Monroe
street. is vacationing in Chicago
and Cleveland. Ohio Nelson is a
member Of the Greater Macedonia
Baptist church and chaplain of the
City Union Prayer band.
G. ID. MARTIN and his daugh-
ter, Patricia. were house guests Of
the c. w. Skeletons Of Antietam
street last week They also visited
in Flint. Miss Martin is a student
at Fisk university.
Miss Lillian Williams. OF French
Road has recently returned from
her vacation in New York where
she was the house guest Of the
Ralph Taylors. of ST. Nicholas
avenue. The Taylors are relatives
of Miss Williams.
JEAN CONVICTION Of Monroe.
Mich. returned 10 Detroit in time
for the opening Of school. Miss
Covington teaches in the city and
makes her home with the Williams
Of French Road during the school
year.
Miss Georgia r. Burks. mailing
clerk for the Kansas City Call. was
visitor at the office of the Michi-
lgan Chronicle during her two
week visit in the Motor City. Miss
Burks was very much impressed
and interested in making a tour of
offices.
The Rev. Bertha Lee Morgan OF
1880 Riopelle street has left the
city 10 join her husband. CK2-c
James Morgan, in Los Angeles.
Cal CK2-c Morgan recently Scrv-
ed nine months in the S. Pacific.
The Rev and Mrs. +. HaviS Da-
Wis. OF Cambridge. Mass. arc visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs II Priest Of
Kirby avenue The Rev Mr.. Davis
is the minister NJ the Union Baptist
church and is attending the Baptist
National convention in the Motor
City.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

ERIE PETTIFORD
spread Sump,uouS dinner
TOT inc d al purpose Of cclcbiatln.
MlGNON BROWN S birthday
and 90 entertain REV
AND MRS. LEON WORMLEY o.
Washington y G. her former
nome and Old friends ~ hers
MRS BRuMAL PENlCK also
attended.
SGT BILL ROUTT back in
town afcr being overseas
looking very handsome.
GOLDIE ANN DlCKERSON
Who does a blt Of cnlumnIng ..
on the SIDE has been very busy
NTH tho entertaining ~ hcc
two pretty cousins from Kansa,
City who recently visited hcr
o.. the MISSES MILDRED and
WILMA DlCKERSON.
MRS JOSEPHINE GAINES
and ADELAlD TODD we're
JONI noSicSSeS Al luncheon last
week honorIng visiting social
tics MAE DAVIS ALMA
MADISON and CONNIE
WHITING All New Workers
who were the house guests OF
DIR AND MRS. TOM BROWN OF
W. Grand Blvd
DR. AND MRS WALTER HAIR
MON are home again after an
extensive visit in the East and
New York IN particular
DITTO DR.. and MRS GIL
EDWARDS.
MRS ARTY DELL of Wood
land avenue and MRS HAIR
RlETT MORRE 81 Inverness ave-
nue. took the boat trip 10
Buffalo and Niagara recently.
Other visitors 10 Buffalo
were MRS CARRIE KEMP
and MRS. ELAINE CONWAY
These matrons will be the nous,
guests OF MRS. ROY FAR
LEY former Bostonian.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Washingtonian
Party Honoree


Ms Rosa Bowdeu. Il 2039
Meade street. entertained last week
~ honor Of Mrs. Jessie r Nell Of
Washington. y. c Cards and
games occupied the guests until a
'Hree-courSe dinner was served
Miss Ernestine Barr assisted the
hostess
GUESTS present were MeSdames
Netue Smith. Minnie Gordon, En-
ma Barr. Rose Marshall. Catherine
Whitaker. Jessie Patterson. Louise
Wade Helen Burnside. and Misses
Maggie Jones. ErneStine Barr. and
the Rev Richard Gordon. Wesley
Iby. VIII Barr, Ben Mccoy
MfS Nell is the widow ~ the
ale Atty James l.. Neil Of the
Capitol CITY.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Former Principal Dies

PHILADELPHIA AMP 49,
Ne Margaret Magurc VINO re-
'ired frrri the local school system
'n.ee wears go after more than
80 wears was buried Tuesday Of
! last week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
P Err SONALS
90

Ethelyn Coleman and Wilfsnn
Coleman, Jr.. Of Columbus. Ga,
niece and nephew OF Mr. and Mrs.
William Coleman Of 5l4 Alger. are
visiting their relatives.
/ Homer Harmon. uncle OF Mrs.
Major Foster Of Durand court.
-pent a week whiting in Inksttr and
Detroit From Detroit he went TO
Chicago. Michigan City and Indian
apolis Enroute 10 his home in
Ashury Park. N. j., he will stop in
Detroit again.
Khalik Grecnin gave his two
daughters birthday party honor
ing their birthdays just month
apart. They had forty guests 5pd
received many beautiful giftss-
an
THE WILL GO UNION CLUR~
Met at the home Of Mrs. Rosie
Reevcs.% After the business ses-
sion the art class was conducted.
Mrs. J. S. Kenney has returned to
the club following a long illness.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs Ida Mae Bridges,
PAL Custer street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Morticisn's Wife Dies

ATLANTIC CITY. y. Mrs Ada
Walls Major. wife ~ John r.
MAJOR mor,ician, died suddenly
mis- veek az . summer resort in
Ousvllie. n. Y.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
MzMNzzz1

We were surprised no fooling to hear of the
marriage Of ZELMA LOllSE SMITH 10 HENRY
CADE JR. They were married secretly IN Ohio on
Jun. -.
ZELMA whom 2 have known since her pnafore
DAYS is the daughter OF MIR. AND MRS. LOUIS SMITH
Of Wexford avenue. The little husband is the OF
MR. AND MRS. HENRY CADE SIR. a former student
in the college of pharmacy AT Wayne university hut
tho Navy and stationed al the l. = Naval Training
center. sampson y Y
The little bride a student in sociology Wayne uni
versity Now that the secret is out the SMITHS
planning fine reception for the youngsters with
all the trimmings They have all blessed the newly
weds and wished them many years OF happiness. II
belief that Xelma will enroll this term and
tnue with her college work.
nmplcd DORIS RATIlFFE PARKER has been
entertaining her sstern-law PATRICIA PARKER OF
Chicago DORIS is anxiousy awaiting from Sir
StOrk
DORA MILLER PENICK had informal get o.
cether recently for DIR AND MRS. FRED SPANN.
Mrs Snann is the former NemiCe Hicks who
Dora maid OF honor when she married Frank Penick
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
CONANT GARDENS


tor OF Trueight Baptist church,
vice president Of tho State Con-
vention and moderator Of New
Salem Associations; and Mrs Verna
Hampton, cousin, Of Detroit.
THE REV. MR.. DONALD, tho
Rev Mr. Lam. 10y and Mrs Curry
were delegates 90 tho National Bap-
fist Convention held at Olympia
last week
Mrs James Cooper cavc birth
To a seven pound cISht and three
quarter ounces baby last week at
tho Dorothy Rodgers hospital on
jefferson Tho GIRL is to be chris
tened, Gloria Elizabeth.
Mr.. Cooper was Clated as this is
their first girl child However.
Chappie. and Billy, the Cooper's
other two children are -thus-far
rather indifferent.
Geraldine Reyes. a former CO.
nant Gardener and one of our
best friends. will speak her vows
on Sept. %, at home.
'TiS rumorcd that Miss Zclma
Smith is no longer a Miss
since June Is, It's said One never
knows
We understand that Nance Jones.
proprietor Of tho Double V Bar on
Conant. is planning g. expand BY
including tho only Nero birbcr
shop in tho vicinity. and the Com
muni'v Center IN his expansion.
he intends 10 make a >hoW rlacc
and supper club That's fine. but
what happens 90 tho other two
places OF business Time alone viii
tell.
MISS JEANNE RNRBEE of Buf-
fa,o, y Y. is visiting her aunt.
, Mrs. Carrie Tricc Of Mitchell ave-
nuc. Jeanne. "a s'udcnt ~ Howard
university, attended summer school
thcrc and Viii be i'm Detroit until
fall sessions bc2in a' Howard
With her came Miss La Verne Tay-
lar OF New Orleans. La. and Mem
phiS, Tenn Miss TAYLOR vii be
the houSe-gucst II Frrcs'inc Kemp
Of Klingcr street All three Young
women arc juniors ~ Howard
TIE DETROIT Musicians asso-
citation. a branch oI the National
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CAMPUS
CONFETTI

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Now that
the Labor day holiday is over ana
everything is back down to nor
mality again. We can relax for a,
least = week before We 90 in for
any more excitement But just
for ono week. for it is then that
the football season sets IN again
and vel all be on the sidelines
yelling for the Wolverines. ospec-
ally since We are boosting this
season our three sepia stars who
We expect TO see m action.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
ROBERTA BRITT

ROBERTA BRITT returned this
week from her extended vacation
in Oklahoma She promises 10 stay
al home with us the rest Of the
term she's the house mother a,
the B house for girls. Bert. "
as the girls call her. has had one
excitement after another this sum
MGR First. her husband came
from overseas. and She spent al.
most month getting over that
shock as well as enjoying IL. ana
reunion. 20 sec brothers and sisters
,he hasn't seen for years.
MIR AND MRS CHARLES
WRIGHT Of Catherine street ccle-
bratcd thor sixth anniversary last
FRIDAY We wish YOU many more
anniversaries with the same
amount of happiness snd pros
pcr'y 'hat YOU have enjoyed m
he laS' SIX
EL1ZABFTH AND DOBA
JACKSON former Y NJ YpSlianti
VI .ch who arc NOW residing in
Chicago. 1T came back go visit all
~ their friends IN Ann Arbor and
Np>lIanu over The Labor day holl
day
BEN MALLARD. student in
prc-la" here on the campus durins
winter term Nas visiting on he
campus recently We are expect
~ Ben 5acs FOR TIC fan term. as
he s. WORKING hard 'h, Sumcr 10
earn ,he wherein ,hall 10 come
back
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

ALL Ann tRBOR turned ou, At
t21 " ncr erect on Saturday night
iu say farewell 20 the poscyS
Uh9 arc 'cJynL town ON Monday
for Nashville Tenn where DR.
PgScy "Npe.'. 60 uccc,A q job ~
0cta ~ 'nc Physics department al
Tennessee S't'e college The event
'},a.rts p 80 ,l-.. n,s, - a. eaosts
co,eDratcd 'au&d re Voc hours o.
morning Seen among nc guests
we're Shelton Woody. Carol lit
'lc Dempsey Taylor. Waiter Har.
rIS Howard TAYLOR Bill Grcar
CLAYTON Fox Sam Harmon Ra ph
Lopez Stanley Sanders. George
Benton CLAYTON Collins. y W
Turley. Harold Robinson Nsriore
Heek, Msvs Henderson MARY
Clay. Rebecca Anrnonds Elizaboti
Jackson. L-G.a Thompson. F.o.tci
Adar Marian Vincent Ruth
Sporan. Catherine Pope Anna
Dennis Dare'ta TAYLOR. Mr.. ana
Mrs Jesse Rutherford. Mr. ana
Mrs Charles Wight. Mr. and Mrs
Russell Nj Iva Pope. Mrs Mary
MJrhcad and D. and Mrs. Posey
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MISS JEANNE RNRREE Of Bnr-

TIE DETROIT Musicians asso-
citation. a branch ol the National
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Friends are rav!ng about .
RUTH BELFORD'S charming shop
on W Warren said 10 be
the last gasp in clf, shops.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

Miss Edna Allen Of Horton
avenue flew To Chicago for a de-
lightful vacation.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

THE SlLHOUETTES wives
Of Kappa Alpha Psi plan 4
cabaret party 10 be held al the
Club 666 on Friday night
Sept % MRS HEWITT
WILLIAMS heads the committee
Twill perhaps be the FIRST
glimpse Of many Al the new CLUB
which It's said will be the
Last gasp And even pret;iel
than before
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

As We 20 20 press tho rIwor
Is that tho. REV HORACE WHITE
has taken = bride whose
'dsntitv - s'Ill VnkroRn
BIT 10 heard hat she - from
Cleveland dor knor could
be But no oonhrmat.on
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

A card from THEL.MA
MANUEL who is IN New
York e.. visiting her brother
end his wife BILL DEAN OF
the Urban League
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Nuremberg
Continued From First Page.)

complete the American case against
the % Nazi leaders and 6 organiza-
tions on trial.
Naujocks, in his affidavit, said the
fake attack with company of dis
guised Gespato men should make
it appear that Polish soldiers were
attacking German troops"
Nazi Elite Guard (SS) surgeons
fired poisoned bullets into concen-
tration camp prisoners and care
fully recorded the symptoms accom-
panying slow death for the victims,
according to German documents
disclosed earlier at the trial.
Details Of the notorious activities
OF the black-shirted elite guard were
unfolded before the tribunal by
American prosecutors to support
their charges that the SIS and five
other once-powerful Nazi organiza-
tions should be convicted as GRIM
inal groups.
The poisoned bullet experiments
resulted in the deaths of three out
of five prisoners selected, SIS records
disclosed.
Human beings used in the ex-
periments by the SIS should be
selected from the mentally sick" /"
according to an order of Heinrich
Himmler, chief of the SIS and Ges-
tapo, read the court. "Bedridden
prisoners are to be drafted for de-
sirable work which they can per-
form IN bed" Himmler decreed.
BY Himmler's command, women