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Evening star., 1945-11-15
War Fund Gains
Fuirfox Unit Tops
$3e, 900 Quote

3 The Community War Fund deficit
dropped below the $1,000 900 mark
Today, as one unit went over the top
and another neared its quota in the
$4,970, 900 campaign.
3 Col. Waldron Leonard, chairman
of the Fairfax County Unit, an
nolinced that Fairfax volunteer
workers have raised 1908 per cent Of
their $39, 1000 quota. Montgomery
County, with 9979 per cent, is ex-
pected to 90 over the top today.
{ The amount raised to date is:
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Smith Heads Citizen Group

w. M. Smith has been appointed
chairman of the new Arlington Citi-
zens' Association Committee In
corporation. Other members are
Ralph Arbls, R. M. Kiser and S. A.
Wood.
The Valley settler., 1945-11-30

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS -PAuER GEORGE McNEEsE AND FAMILY MAIDS JoHANs EMS
 LEAVING WI THIN THE NEXT WEEK. Mr. and Mrs. George McNeese and family expect to leave on the next boat for the Sta tes. They will go to North Da kota. Mir. and Mrs. Mads Johansen will leave for years visit in the Sta tes some time dur in the ne xt week.
 NEW LIBRARY CONS TRUc TON IS UNDER WAY On Monday evening of this week, Clyde King Mir. Emery, Bill Casler, Joe Plhl, Darrell Frank and C.A. Sandvik put in the ou ts ide we lis of the Library. As celotex or ply wood is not ava ble, it may be necessary to go ahead and use the room before is is entirely finished ra ther than wait for F these ma terials. ,e -'' Other cons true tion work will be necessary in the necrea tional Hall in order to make re accessible entrances for other bus esses in the building. Some old timers n the Valley have had very hard time finding the Beauty Par1or, the Se1ective Service and the paper boxes. There are number of papers left in the, boxes this week and we wonder if people have not been b1e to find the boxes. We should have directory out in the in Ha Il pointing out the way to the different things. If home folks can't find their way around, how about the out of town folks?
The Valley settler., 1945-11-30

.RU I'll HAVENoR WILL TAKE VACA TON DURING
 DECEMBER Miss Ruth Havenor, Public Health Nurse, will take ter annual leave. during the mont of December. She will visit her parents in Poca tel llo, ,. Idaho and las friends and relatives in Oregon and Washington. Mrs. Eugene Marsh is taking the place of Mrs. Francis Stark in the Corporation
 ----------------------
 
 0~. Graves mother is Visiting them for few weeks. ..,
 ---------------------- PALMER HIGH SCHOOL TEAM will play ANCHORAGE HIGH TEAM TONIGHT. , The best wishes for a successful game to with the Pa liner Team as they go to Anchor go tonight to play the Anchorage High School Tea m. Later return game, will be played here in Pa liner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Relief Parties
Pour Into Java

BATAVIA. Java Sept Il de
laycdl CUPl Allied liberation
parties poured into Java bv-yra
and AIR today with relief and
meglcal supplies fog hundreds 81!
thousands of European and Amer
lean nationals abandoned by the
japanese IN war prisoner and
civilian lnternment camps
4 British convoy loaded with
troops and supplies anchored off
randioncpriolk harbor today. fol-
lowed hy the Dutch light cruiser
Tromp and a fleet OF Dutch planes
from Singapore
4 representative Of the Dutch
government arrived with the Brit
iSh naval flotilla. but no action
has been taken toward transfer
ring civil authority back 10 the
Netherlands officials.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Suicide BequedthS
Fatal Pistol 10 Son

Police today were considering
the request of a suicide that the
revolver ne used 10 take his own
life be given to his son as a
memento
The request was in a farewell
note left by Kenneth l.. Jones, 80,
of 2SO0 w. Grand Blvd A sales
man at a store at Grand River and
Oakman. he shot himself late
yesterday i'm the basement of the
store His wife, Ruth, told police
Jones had been in i'll health.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Warns State
Of Diplllheria

LANSING, Sept 1S-Dr. Will
liam DeKleine. state health com
missioner, warned Michigan par
entS today Of an alarming increase
in diphtheria cases.
The total this year for the pc
riod ending Aug. 81 was 36l. conn
pared to 1877 during the similar
period last year and 1T in l941,
preceding the war Detroit's total
Of this years cases was 155.
DIR. DeKleine said he believed
the increase was due to a mistaken
idea that immunization by toXoid
is good for life. whereas it wears
of IN a few years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Draws Is Years
In RObb HoIdup

Jack Hyatt, %, bennington,
Ont. today was sentenced by
Judge Arthur f. Gordon in re-
cordcr'S court 10 . 10 30 years
in jackson prison for robbery
armed
Hyatt was found guilty in con-
nection with the holdup last July
S of Dr. Eugene Robh, 1858 w.
Vernon. lie and another armed
man. unapprehended. took Sl25
from DR.. Robb, two diamond
rings and 4 diamond-Set watch
from Miss Katherine Cotant, A
nurse, and 500 and Sl6 from two
men patients
Or Robb and Miss Cotant
recognized Hyatt in a barroom
July 80 and summoned police.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

This is peace. And until we have all this, we won't
have real peace-the feeling in hearts that all right
more
Right now, make good start toward this
goal For, right now in Community War Chest Cam
pagn We have the chance he neighbor To help
him regardless of who he how he worshps, To
together in mutual trust and confidence
And this democracy in its finest expression. This
part of all fighting for This is what 1oa help
bring about when you contribute to your Community
War Chest Make your contribution today-and make it
big as your heart!
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

force.
The 10000 dead in Hiroshima
and nearly 10000 reported dead
from the second bomb dropped on
Nagasaki is horrible evidence that
this power IN TtC sole possession
of one nation or group Of nations,
would virtually make VaSsals OF
all other countries on earth.
THREAT or DEATH
The atomic bomb is peace on
earth by threat Of eXtermina-
ton.
II is the very anuthesis of world
freedom.
Many Of those fears were eX-
pressed al the time of the inven-
tion of cunpoWdcr
That invention and it's develop
mont 10 present high explosives
have been no unmiXed blessing TO
humanity either, but mankind has
survived 70
one of the major obicctiveS of
World War II. the destruction
of So-called war industries in
Germany and Japan. so that they
never again can make war, has
been rendered completely futile
by America atomic bomb.
The wholesale slaughter of help
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
VioIinist' S Wife Sues
For Part OF Bass Drum

Florence Pullin Of 1868 Wash
burn, filed divorce proceedings in
circuit court today against her
husband Joseph. whom she de-
ScrIbeS as violiniSt and half
owner of the Bass Drum Bar, 1854
Feukel
Charging cruelty and that ne
chased around with other
women. Mrs. Pullln asks an m
junction against disposal of assets,
title 10 the property and one-half
hcr husbands half interest in
tnc har.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Prosecutor Approves
LITER S Freedom Plea

ANN ARBOR. Sept. 1s CUP)-
County Prosecutor John Rae to-
day approved 37-year-old William
Browns fight for freedom. from a
life sentence in a hearing before
the Washtenaw circuit court.
Brown was sentenced in 1880
for armed robbery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Bus Driver Cleared
In Collision Death

Vincent Walbridgc, 29. of 1927
Crescent, today was free of blame
in the death of Fred Yabs, 50. Of
1902 Bcntlcr, who was killed in
a collision between a DSR bus
driven by Walbridge and a car
in which YabS was riding.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Won Wieeand Finds:
Atom Evil Thing
I'm EurOpe's Eyes
By KARL II. Won WIEGAND
Dean of American Foreign Correspondents
Wrufsn EHpr,s.iy for the Hearst S.w.pap.r

MADRID SPAIN Sept. 18-Europe, in the main regards
Americas atomic bomb evil thing.
Evil the day in history and for mankind on this
planet when that secret discovered natures arsenal
and atomic bombs invented.
That is the reaction, especially in educational
philosophical and scientific circles to the dis
patches that the American people ndugng in fantastic
dreams of atomic power"
Atomic bombs super-crown might power and
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Jail Safe Cracker

" Caught in the act of breaking
into safe IN an automobile sales
room at 20735 Grand River early
today. Myron William Parrish. 81.
an cx-convict. of 3773 Second bou-
levard. was being questioned in
connection with a number OF re-
cent holdupS and robberies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Free Hokkaido POWs

ABOARD USS pANAM1NT.
OMINATO ANCHORAGE. Sept
IS (UP)-Nice Adm Fletcher
was advised today that All Allied
prisoners have been evacuated
from camps on Hokkaido.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Hartman in London

LONDON. Sept. rs tUPl-W.
Averell Hartman, L. s. ambaS-
>ador 10 Moscow, arrived in Lon
don today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
What is PeaCe?!

Peace is more than the absence of war Peace is
friendly handcasp small talk on front porch, friends
in for dinner
Peace is birthday party, Christmas tree, Easter
service in white church Peace telling someone where
the Smiths live, laughing Joke, asking neghbor what
you can do when there's sickness in his house.
Peace people helping instead Of hurting one another
trusting instead of uspectng, toeratng instead of hating
Peace forgetfuncs of creed and color It's meeting
equal terms It's honoring for what he instead
of defaming him for what he isn't.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

less thousands in Hiroshima with
out distinction and the diSinteGra-
tion of buildings in that city.
changed the face OF the war com
pieteiy in a few seconds.
FAITH IN L. =. SHAKEN
No cognizance of that fact has
been taken, nor is likely 10 be
taken. in dealing with Germany
and Japan.
One thing has become obServ-
able-and that is that the atomic
bomb and its use on Hiroshima
and Nagasiki has shaken faith in
Americas moral leadership in the
world.
America is now looked upon as
"A POWER spelled in large Capi-
tai letters
Americas voice. il is declared
will no longer be listened 10 a,
that of high morality, but of ter
rible might and horrible force.
Notwithstanding all this. there
are ambitious men and nation,
who envy us that power and who
will seek TO obtain it by diScov,
cry or otherwise.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

Welcome Red FeetherWorkers
Into Your Home-and Heart
Someday soon, neiehbor Of yours
wearing Red Festher-~iII ring
your doorbe. That feather, emblem
Of The l945 Community War Chest
Campaign, should open wide every
door. Please open yours, and make
your visitor welcome. NJ
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

The world at your door! Phone
Cherry $500 10 order The De-
troit Times delivered daily Ia
Vour home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
S57S5

A fucl-,aying circulating heater keeps
three 10 four rooms warm as toast.
The brown porcelain enamel over
steel makes II an attractive addition
to your home. Leaves very little ash.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
s45.o5

RADIANT heat for three to four rooms.
Self feeding magazine. 100 pound
capacity. Burns any type coal or
wood. Built of heavy steel through
out, 45 inches high, 2O-ineh diameter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

We Need VoIunteers-Now-
To Be Red Feather Workers
Men and women in every neiehbor-
hood, in every city block are
needed for ihe vital work Of carry
ina the War Chest campaign 10
every home and Office. Please help!
Call COI6oo today and volunteer
IS 94s Red Feather Worker. "
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
s9995

The outside elbine, OF thi, cir,u'stor
is OF heavy cast iron cnamcIcd IN
brown porcelain, with an inner hning
Of high temperature resisting hre-
bnek. Hesu I'VE rooms IN comfort.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

Innerlined with hrcbriek, YOU set
every last ounce Of fuel energy out Of
thus six-room eiroulator. Roomy am
pr and an extra wide feed door
within reach Of the average person.
Evening star., 1945-07-31

Recent Marriages
Are Announced

Maj. and Mrs. Lawrence p. Brown
of Falls Church announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Bar
bara Brown, to Air Cadet Marvin
c. Harrison July 81 in the Chapel
of the Amarillo Army Air Base,
Amarillo, Tex.
The bridegroom Is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John L. Harrison of Falls
Church, the former being assistant
chief Of the Inter American Regional
Office, Public Roads Administration.
The bride was accompanied to Texas
by her mother, Mrs. Harrison, and
Miss Barbara Harrison, mother and
sister of the bridegroom. Miss Harri-
son acted as maid of honor for the
bride and Air Cadet William Prit-
chett was best man.
The bride wore a white jersey
dress, large white hat and a cor
sage of gardenias. Miss Harrison
was in aqua crepe and her corSage
was of yellow roses.
A wedding dinner followed for
the wedding party at the Amarillo
Hotel.
The bride will stay in Amarillo
for several weeks until her husband
completes his course. Her father is
chief, Research-Library Division of
the Aeronautical Chart Service,
Army Air Forces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene F.. Wager OF
Arlington announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Ruth Jean
Yager. to Mr.. Harry c. Hendrickson.
The ceremony took place June %
In the Clarendon Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. Isaac Steenson
off1ciating.
The marriage of Miss Ernestine
Clarke, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Seymour Clarke of Waynesville,
N. c., to Mr.. George L. Kornmann,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Korn-
mann Of Irvington, Baltimore, took
place June % in Zion Church in
the latter city, the Rev. Fritz o.
EverS offlciating.
Evening star., 1945-07-31

Affairs Committees, other high off,
cials of this Government, and many
from residential and service circles
were included on the long list of
guests who attended the concert.
The newly appointed Minister Of
Foreign Affairs of Panama, DR..
Ricardo Alfaro, joined Sonora de
Alfaro yesterday after a special
mission to Central America Tor the
United Nations Relief and Rehabili-
tation Administration. DR.. and
Sonora de Alfaro have such wide
circle of friends in this Capital
that there would be a continuous
round of parties for them were
there time. However, there will be a
number of informal fetes arranged
for them through this week and
over the week end, and they plan to
leave the middle of next week.
Mrs. Alfaro, wife Of Maj. Victor
Alfaro, U. S. A., son of DR.. and
Sonora de Alfaro, is leaving today
for Panama to join Maj. Alfaro, who
now is on duty at the Gorgas Hos
pital there. Senor Roger Alfaro.
another son of the new Minister of
Foreign Affairs and his very attrac-
tive wife, is in business in Panama,
SO that the senior Alfaros not only
will return to their homeland, but
will have q part of their families
there too.
The Commandant of the United
States Marine Corps, 1t. Gen. Alex
ander A. Vandegrift, and Mrs. Van-
degrift were hosts at buffet supper
last evening, entertaining in honor
of the retiring Assistant Comman-
dant, Maj. Gen. De Witt Peck, and
Mrs. Peck.
Others who attended the alfresco
fete were the former United States
Minister to Australia and Mrs. Nell
son johnson, Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
James Underhill, Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Gerald Thomas, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Charles Sanderson, Mrs.
Roy Geiger, wife of 1t. Gen. Geiger;
Mrs. Henry Larsen, wife of Maj.
Gen. Larsen; Brig. Gen. Capers
James, Col. and Mrs. James Webb
and Col and Mrs. Donald Kendall
Evening star., 1945-07-31
Society AHends Gala Concert;
Fetes for Enu0y and Gen. Peck

Director General Of the Pan American Union Dr. Leo
Director Alba hosts
a
by the Concert Band Chorus of the United
Thurmond, N officer
the the assisting artist Aida Donne
which tickets issued
American Union
daughter Tepichin,
evening a brief visit in New York
Ambassadors Ministers of all the diplomatic
entire
Representatives Of the Relations
Evening star., 1945-07-31
A nnnaI Outing
Ne1t Sunday

Victory B'nai Birth will be host
esseS at it's annual outing and
picnic Sunday in grove II in Rock
Greek Park, beginning at 2:3O
O'Clock. Members of the armed
forces are invited to attend.
Edna Blomberg, war service chair
man, is in charge of arrangements,
and her committee includes Mary
Kartofel, Marian Cohen, Tippy
Kaplan, Mildred Sperling, Rose
Katz and Sophia Baynard. Any
further information can be obtained
from Miss Blomberg at Taylor 1928
To reach grove II, take the Six
teenth street bus to Walter Reed
Hospital, cross the street, then walk
down Sheriff. drive to Beach drive.
Evening star., 1945-07-31

married July II In the Central
Methodist Church in Arlington, the
Rev. Charles w. Bragg, jr., brother
of the bride, oflciating.
Given In marriage by her father
the bride wore a white street-length
dress with matching accessories.
Her bouquet was of white roses
Mrs. Charles w. Bragg, jr., was ma
tron of honor and Miss Grace Till
Evening star., 1945-07-31
Senator and Wife Back

Senator and Mrs. Claude Pepper
are back from mission Of sadness,
having been called to Florida by
the death Of the formers father,
Mr.. Joseph w. Pepper, in Tallahas-
see 10 days ago. They were called
from there to Clearfield, Pa, by the
death Of Mrs. Cora Snyder. Mrs.
Pepper stayed with her brother in
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L.
Snyder, for some days before join
ing the Senator here. Senator and
Mrs. Pepper. plan short vacation
after the adjournment of the
Senate next week.
Evening star., 1945-07-31
YTC to Meet

The Youths Temperance Council
will meet Friday evening at 7:30
o'clock in Altha Hall at 2013 North
Adams street. The group was Or
ganized July 20 at a meeting in the
hall, when the organizing members
arranged buffet supper.
Membership rolls for charter
members have not been closed, and
those desiring to be included may
do so at the meeting Friday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1945-07-31
Wedding TOm0rrow

The marriage of Miss Marymar-
gret Watkins, daughter of Mrs.
Emma M. Watkins of Parma, Idaho,
to 1t. A. Simms Batson, 9th Army
Air Force, son of Mrs. Eta S. Bat
son of Mount Rainier, will take
place tomorrow evening at $3.50
o'clock in the memorial chapel at
the Army Medical Center.
Evening star., 1945-07-31
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, July al, ls45.

son, sister Of the bridegroom was
maid Of honor.
Mr.. Delmar Ports was best man
and the ushers were 1t. q. g. Robert
Thrower, U. s. NJ, and Pvt. Jerry
Brentlinger.
1t. and Mrs. Tillson are at home
| at 631 Leland avenue, South Bend, !,
Evening star., 1945-07-31
ChriSfeus Shib

Mrs. Harris Ellsworth, wife OF the
Representative from Oregon, is in
Portland, Greg, where she went to
christen the S. S. Silver Greek at
Swan Island. The christening cere-
monies and launching took place
there this morning.
Evening star., 1945-07-31
4 announcement

Miss Louise Bragg, daughter of
Mr.. Charles w. Bragg, ST., of Ar
lington and the late Mrs. Bragg,
to 1t. Albert Holmes Tillson, U. SIN,
son of Mrs. Jane v. Tillson, were
Evening star., 1945-07-31

Ind. The bride Is a graduate Of
Washington-Lee High School and
Strayer's Business College and her
husband received his ABB. degree
at Wooster College and his MS. and
Ph.D. at the University Of Maryland.
Speed victory by buying bonds
through payroll savings. "a
Evening star., 1945-07-31
Juniors will wear
Short Goats
this Fall and Winter

Short coots are on parade now at
JeIIeff's short cloth coots, fur
trimmed and furIess short fur
ooots for work, for school, for
college. Aside from their being
short T.. . junior coats are new-Iook-
ing in other woys, too -. for ex-
ample, its curves, not angles that
mark the fashion silhouette of new
coats. .. rounded shoulders, rounded
sleeve silhouettes. Come in and try
on. delighted to at last find winter
coots os young-Iookne os you orel
Evening star., 1945-07-31

The bride of 1t. Heath Bot
tonlly, A. A. F., she is the for
nler Miss Elizabeth Jean Sin1p-
son, daughter OF Col. Charles
M. Simpson, jr., Signal Corps,
U. S. A., and Mrs. Simpson.
Their marriage took place in
Manila. 1t. Botton,ly is the
son of the Attorney General
of Montana and Mrs. r. v.
BOttonly. -Nu-Art Photo.
Evening star., 1945-07-31
II nnONnCemeNfS of
EnpQ9e1NenfS

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael F. Dolan
have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Catherine Ann
Dolan, to Midshipman Leonard F.
Schempp, jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Schempp of Los Angeles.
Miss Dolan recently joined her
parents after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Schempp in Los Angeles. She is a
graduate of Holy Cross Academy.
Midshipman Schempp will be
graduated from the Naval Academy
in June of next year and the we'd
ding will take place shortly there
after. Midshipman Schempp was
graduated from the Manual Arts
School of Los Angeles and entered
the Naval Academy in l943.
Announcement is maze of the en-
gagement of Miss Marion Josephine
Fleming, daughter of Mrs. Joseph F.
Fleming and the late Mr. Fleming,
to Mr.. Robert Thrill FerrenZ, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thrill j. Ferrenz.
Miss Fleming is a graduate of
the Academy of the Sacred Heart
and of Dunbarton College of the
Holy Gross,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-01-20
Parish STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT

Things got kinda warm as me
and crowd of us fellows gathered
around our Fish and Beer. t h e
subject under discussion being
what was going to happen to them
fellows what's been Scaping the
Army and the. War effort up TO
now. and who them fellows was
well, figuring that some more
folks might wanta know about
that, heres what Col Long says.
There are $4,000 Negro men under
80 years of age in the State of
Mississippi who are in Class IV-F
and who are not contributing to
the enough to the War effort to
be classified at essential workers. .
even though they have a physical
defect. There are many men who
have defects serious enough tc
prevent their service in general
military service of the armed SER
vices but who are working every
day in essential agriculture and in
dustry. d. d. 1t is now time for every
man to occupy an essential war
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-01-20
PAGE THREE
Progress OF Security Life Insurance Go.
Told In Directors Meeting Here Tuesday

the company DR.. VIM. H. Bell,
Chairman of the Board, said that
such continued progress and de-
veloped 1t would not be long before
the company would be employing
several hunderd of its people In
the state. DR.. L. 7. Burbridge,
President of the company, and all
members of the Board who joined
in the toasts to the success Of the
company during the luncheon re-
yealed the same satisfaction with
the success being shown by the
company DR.. Burbridge also prais-
ed the members of the Board for
their complete unity of spirit and
cooperation.
Percy Greene, Editor Of the jack
son Advocate, was guest speaker
at the luncheon meeting.
The Security Life Insurance Co.,
is the only company writing Negro
insurance policies in Miss, which Is
owned by Negroes and domiciled
In the State Mississippi.
Members of the Board attending
the meeting we're. Chairmen DR..
VIM. II. Bell, Austin, Texas, DR.. l..
T. Burbridge, New orleans, La, P.
A. Christian, Laurel, l.. B. Fraser.
Tougalo, E. L. Lipscomb, Gadsden,
Ala, DR.. J L. Allen, Columbus,
Miss, DR.. A. H. Mccoy, Walter H.
williams, A. w. Wells, of Jackson.
Members Of the Board not attend
ing the meeting were Geo. w.
Donald, Tougaloo, Miss, DR.. L. A.
Smith Of Jackson, G. e. Burbridge
and Victor J. Jones, of New Or
leans.