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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Desakadesis At
Labor Temple
Festive Formal

Sunday evening members OF the
Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity and the
Sphinx club, PLEDGES to Alpha Phi
Alpha. held their Omicron Desaka-
desis at the Labor Temple ballroom.
Prior to the dance, a champagne
party was held at the Alpha house
from 1909 pm. This was closed
party for members and their guests.
IN THE RECEIVING line at the
formal dance later were DR.. Charles
Bugs of Wayne university. Gus
Ogle,ree. Henry Wallace. Walter
Sims and Alfonso Copeland.
Palms enhanced the bathrooms.
Allen Holland, former president,
crowned Miss Anne Fontanna
Queen Of Alpha Phi Alpha AL
pha Epsilon chapter. and Miss
Vema May as Sweetheart of the
Sphinx club" The two queens
were escorted 10 the center of the
floor by Walter Sims, president OF
/ the Sphinx club. Sphinxmen
formed their traditional circle
around the queens. with Alphas
forming their traditional circle
about the Sphinxmen. The Alpha
hymn was sung
Alphas and their guests present
included DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Bugs. Gus Ogletree and Geraldine
WoodSon. Robert Arnold and Pau
line Mckinney. Henry Cade and
Zelma Smith. Robert Thomas and
Walta Simpson, Kenneth Vernon
and Sally Giles. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Reeves. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Glenn,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Apple. Mr. and
Mrs. Porter billiard, William Sher-
riu and Edith Houghton. Cardell
Robinson and Edna Johnson, John
Long and Miss Oliver.
OTHER ALPHAS and guests
were Henry Wallace and Anne
Fontanna. Allen Holland and Err
nestine Matthews. Ralf Gibson and
Dorothy Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. DAN
iels, and Mr.. and Mrs. Noah B
Turner.
Sphinxmen with their guests
we're Walter Sims and Johnnye
! NJ GORE, hODeTl w lllldNlS anu Cufld
Allen. Robert Weaver and Jean
Carmichael, Joe Cook. Frances
Uddy back, Leon Johnson. Alfonso
Copeland. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jones. Tommie Williams and Betty
Bland.
Some OF the over two hundred
couples who attended the formal
dance were Jack White. Myrtle
Mitchell, Mary Lou Davis, Arts
Castleberry. Irving Sims, Harold
Copeland, Rose Campbell, Ernestine
Fisher, Betty Givens. Howard Sims,
Willie Mae Lewis. Aretha Johnston
John Jones, Gertie Sims. 1t Al
fonso Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Cade
Raleigh Mcdonald. Harriet Hood
Shep Sanders, Dorothy Nixon. Mr.
and Mrs Ellis Bonner. Jackie Dun
lap, Albert Norton, Ella Ramsey
Ernest Johnson. Jayne Jackson
Marlowe Crawford, Rachel Mutt
John johnson. Joy Tunstall, Lor.
raine Mutt, Jeanette Franklin
Ernest Johnson, Youletta Mason
Elaine Fuller and host of others
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Alabama Matron
Visits Motor Civ

Mrs. Willie Herman of Birming-
ham, Ala. spent tWo-week vaca-
ton with her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. J. Pickens and other relatives
in the Motor City. While in the
city Mrs. Herman visited Canada
A bon voyage party was given
in her honor at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs, |. Keels of Chestnut street.
Those who joined in making it a
pleasant evening were Mrs. Lizzie
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. S J. Pickens,
Miss Lena Voolfolk, Miss V. Wcs-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Hey Keels and
others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

Chapel CINE. church. Zion Bap-
list Sunday school won the banner.
THE QUINN ROAD boys soft
ball team has been doing lot OF
practlcing even though the weather
is somewhat bad II any other soft
ball teams would like TO play this
team write TO Leondros Hockaday
or Homer Wright Ri. 4, Mt. Glenn
ems. Mich.
Mrs. Alice Simmons is now visit
ing her son and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Simmons.
Aurelus Harris gave his first re-
cital since he has been studying
piano and voice al the Detroit In
stltute of Musical Art.
THE MALCOMB County Choir
union will be held AT the Turner
Chapel CINE. church in Mt
Clemens.
Mrs. Carrie Reese is now visiting
in Greenville. S c. for a month
A contest Will be held at the Zion
Baptist church, Sunday, June 10.
among the Sunday school teachers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Bridge Party
Honors Miss
Of Cleveland

Mss Doris Dungil Was hostess
Saturday =: bridge party a. hc'
s0,h Stree; home honouns VI ~
Erlyne Young. house guest Of MIS-
Matte Camp OF Hartford avenue
The hostess received hey cuCSiS
IN 2 vino crepe frock Tho ClcNc-
land lass greeted thc guests wear
l0E champagne eaocrdlrc s\l' Nyth
BLACK accessories
BRIDGE PRIZES were sl,arded
from grab bag. each PLAYER re-
eelY.ng prlze according 10 her
score AL prizes were exquisite
csIntes an ladies ;oiieirIcS
Bridge was PLACED throughout
The afternoon. and = dainty rcpaS;
vas served buffet style
Guests present were Rachel III.
rncr. Louise Mohr Matte Camp.
Bcilv DodSor Run Giles Frances
Williams. Gwcndolyn HarklcSS,
Fut seymour OF Ks.aWazoo. Mich.
sno '-rwCr SChoolNatC 81 'hc host
eSs II Wcs'e~r State Teachers col
leEc Nguc simmons. Geraldine
ClesElo. Katherine WEISS and Miss
YOUNG,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Caiety Twelve In
Semi-FormaI Party

A semi-formal party was given
by the Gaiety Twelve. Saturday a.
the home of Mrs Viola Weems TO
mark the closing of It's popularity
contest
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Weems. Mr. and Mrs Percy Walk
cr, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry GoolSby. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Johnson, Mr. and Mrs
Albert Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Asa
Murray. Mrs. Zenobia CauSey. Mrs.
elaine Stephens and Mr. and Mrs
Lorenzo Lawson.
Mrs WeemS was crowned Queen
of l945' AS the contest winner.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Surprises Fiance
With NataI Party

Mss Norine Thornton ~ 355
Owen avenue wa, hostess Saur-
cay - a surprise birthday party
haaarEg hc. 6nCc jane, Lon
maft
THE ROOMS 90 he home were
4 ersper~ed Win ElIdluii ,tud ia
- A huge DECORATED birthday
coke completed he arrangements.
Guests were James Low man. Mi
I'D Mrs LOUIS Lowman Tommye
Hamilton. VI and Mrs Huuicr
Mrs. SaddleWhlic p n Harms.
M Beatrice Smith. and Mrs
Preston
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Birthday Dinner
Fetes Mr.. Printice

Author Printice was honorcd
with birthday dinner at the home
Of Mrs. Sallie B. Hill OF Joseph
Campau avenue.
Guests present were Mrs Gym
thia Glasco, Mr. and Mrs. G Griffin,
Horace Kogar Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Crawford and others Many lovely
gifts were received by the honored
pnCSt
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Bohemian Club
Fetes Mothers

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Cough. McDougall avenue was
the beautiful scene OF the Bo-
hemian Charity clubs annual
Mother and Daughter banquet on
Sunday afternoon.
With Mrs. Marion Jones acting
as mistress of ceremonies, each
mother took part on the program
Mrs. Fannie Poole highlighted the
program by entertaining the moth
ers with her humorous poems.
THE HONORED mothers were
MeSdames Fannie Poole, Catherine
Saunders. Mary Hill. Carrie Lewis,
Lula Weems, Georgia. Dungy,
Mayme Mack. Lilly Jones, Annie
Parker, Marion II. Jones. Slomia
Harrye. lola Suggest. Julia Dade,
and Mother Brown Of Macedonia
Baptist church.
Mrs. Bessie L. Andrews Is pres
ident of the club. Other members
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
ILLNESS CALLS MATRON

Mrs. Gertrude Mason OF 1910 z.
KIRBY street was called to Pitts
burgh. Pa. by the illness OF her
sister and two brothers. She will
return within the fortnight
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
HOLLYWOOD

tie Johnny Fletcher series. is a
dradrnFeI Cor Ifs author Frans
GrIbeI PRED BRADY sets a nrs
uuF-t-rm contract AZ Columbia
Recommended Glen GrlFs record
lur 90 3 Dut Care Wl1 Kn0e
U Hi4dIua is lp to $1,000 o..
thr SCREEN nights to iEr .rW radl
sh1R Queen faT d DAY An0tht
4irrr Men oi Vision is sound
sfaa- bound
HONIE FOR MARGARET
Ilrr.r Margaret o BUtn -ls pur-
chased Beverly Hill home iy.
S24 UUI It's in her own name II.
A ueW Looney Tune cartoon. The
Tale 10 TWO Mice is q beiOre-feuo
satin. Ou Bud Abbott and Lou Cos
ttllU
Pdramouu. and RKO are bid
ding Tor the services of the on
johnny girl. Bonnie Baker.
Twist film togey man. Bella Lu-
gOSi. showed up for radio show
with a mild case Of hiccups He
begged somebody to scare him Ou,
Of it. Warner Bros. are flirting
with the idea Of technicolor news
reels A chain of theaterS for
the exhibition of 16-mm CONNER
cial and industrial films is in the
postwar planning stage. Frank
Lawrence, movie executive formerly
with Howard Hughes. is at the
helm
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
Road Commission
Recommends
Larger Program

SACRAMENTO, Aug Is. CUP
The state highway commission has
drafted strong recommendation
to the public roads administration
that $50 miles be added to the in
terstate highway system originally
recommended for this state.
The new mileage, bringing the
total interregional mileage in the
state to 2280 miles, would include
U. S. 80 from San Diego to Yuma,
U. S. 395 from San Diego to San
Bernardino and U. S. l01 from Los
Angeles to San Francisco. the COM
mission said.
The commission listed among the
reasons for its petition to the fed
eral government the great number
of military installations made IN
the state. many Of which will prob
ably become permanent. and the
Importance of the San Diego met
ropolitan area as a transcontinen-
tai highway terminal and center
of military operations
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
American White,
Negro Troops
Clash in London

LONDON, Aug. IS. UP,-Ar eri-
can white and Negro troops clasEtd
i'll victory celebrations HI the Soho
section early SATURDAY, staging 4
series of running stree. battles in
which several We're stabbed or in
jured.
Thousands Of British civilian JOY
seekers stood open-molthed while
the fights surgel arojuG them, and
white helmeted AmtIC military
police aided by London bCbbies att
tempted to break-up The melee
The fight repeatedly began when
two American marines. Cne GI.
and a white girl We're stabbed by
Negro soldiers Then 81 white Am
erican troops rushed down GerarC
street site of many famous Lon
don restaurants. ana seized tive
Negroes
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

There's a way to get summer out
Of your hair, if sun and salt water
have wreaked havoc that shows in
drvneSS and discOlOratiOn. Oil sham
poos-an old trick-are the solution,
but count on Hollywood to give you
a new and improved way Of anoint-
ing the head.
Apply oil to hair partingS with a
medicine dropper the night before
your shampoo. says Gloria t:You
Are Beautiful" (deHaven, who then
brushes like mad until oil spreads
TO the ends That done. she tells
you to put the kettle on to boil, and
over it to improvise a towel tent
under which you duck while vaporS
give hair a Steaming oil bath. Doing
as she does. bandage greasy hair up
in a discarded scarf. go to bed and
sleep we'll
What follows the next morning
is a shampoo, using three lavish
gatherings. Drying by patient brush
ing. says Gloria. will help to get
your hair over its summer follies
more speedily.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
TWO CARS REPORTED STOLEN
OFFICERS LOCATE ONE

Two cars were reported to the
sheriff's office Friday night and
one recovered. Registered to Fran
cisco Gallegas. CaleXicu. and carry
Ing both a Mexican ami California
license plate, a Model A 1929 Ford
was stolen. Recovered half an hour
after it was reported missing, was
a l94l Dodge coupe with Mexican
license, reported stolen from MeXi-
cali at midnight
Sheriff's officers Saturday were
investigating as possibly stolen a
Plymouth sedan which Jack Doo-
little, customs official, reported
MeXlcali police had mpounded. The
car is black at present but may
have been green. according 70 the
report.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19

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There .u.... behind 'Ar
character - NsE DrrI. the ia
mou1 New Iols music publisher
ana impra ulo. lu line GrrshWIn
biography. -Enap. odg in bIue.
When asked which Wy what kind
Of an ACTOR ne would prefer 20 pur-
tfay him in the picture. Dreius
wired Warner Bros. Nobody who
looks like me"
The new i'lm-p -pIoducIng team Of
Franz. Capra and sam Briskin will
use the liberty Boil for their trade
mark Even though the bell is
cracked" C5L~a hasteus to explain.
the heads OF The company are
not.
JIMMY SHUNS PUBLICITY
Chico MJiNa definition Of a
Hollywood Wolc. & Wild animal YOU
won P,l .W coat from
Jimmy CJenov. VINO has To worry
about mis- VIA .lme is rolling OF
the fat with three 1uG0 workouts 4
week. HIg, you noticed tn
absence ut urWS stories recently
about CJ- jimmy Stewart Holly
wood most authentic var hero?
MS Jimmy, idea He mixed al'
personal mhh-i:, al:er lradmg
about htm-ril Nor to5 p!Ten in U.
r, newspapers.
Albert. ll"hkor. Who viii star in
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
Hawaiians Freed
of War Rules

HONOLULU. Aug. IS. (UP)-Lt.
Gen. Robert c. Richardson, CEN
tral Pacific commander, has ord
cred removal of the last wartime
military restrictions in Hawaii
thus clearing the way for the ter
ritory to resume normal peace time
functions
Restrictions removed were:
l. Regulations governing t h e
conduct Of enemy aliens.
2. Regulations pertaining to
community conduct curing air
raids
g. Adjustment of militarily re-
stricted areas.
A. Security controls pertaining
to trans-Pacific inter-island travel
s. Regulations pertaining to the
sale and use of radios and dia-
thermy machines.
He said that trans-Paclfic travel
prioritieS issued under a separate
army-navy agreement would be con-
tinued as long as the Pacific ship
ping situation remains acute.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
Of Interest tOWOnen
Pink and Blue
Shower Honors
Mrs. Robinson

A pink and blue shower honOring
Mrs. Fred Robinson JT. was held
Friday night with a group of friends
enioying dinner in Mexicah.
After dinner they gathered at the
home OF Mrs. Robert Gibson in FL
Centre, where the guest ot honor
Was presented with many gifts in
4 dol! buggy. Refreshments were
served by the hostess at the close
Of the evening.
Those present we're Mesdames
Roberta Walters, Pat Hughes, Bar
bara Baker, Jerry DePratt, Ruth
Bennett. Alva Smaller, Fred Robin
son Sr. the Misses jeanne McKim,
Virginia Reed, Janet Thompson, Pat
Ames, Dorothy Moose, the guest of
honor, Mrs. Robinson Jr, and the
hostess, Mrs. Gibson.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
Leisure Clothes Enhance
Looks for Dinner-at-Home

Tor the blouse and -trouser or the
DIouse-and-Sklrt costume. TrCus-
ers that spring the biggest sur
prise come bringing their own tops
along. Skirts owe their new nom
chaIance to Waistline draW-Strings
that cOnflne fullneSs in front. and
to artists who dip their brushes
in color to paint on convases Cf
fabric free-Eand designs or such
eXacting motifs as stars. cabbage
roses. or chickens.
Out to pamper your vanity and
cramatize your looks, the other de-
signing school bucks for intimate
house coats or elegant robes for
relaxing Pale in color, graceful in
line, emblazoned by color inserts
or flickering jewels. these leisure
clothes are out to make you feel
pampered and look cherished. The
gown of polka-dotted satin, fea-
turing graceful bOuffant skirt
pampercd md look cherished. a
and nodded top. is a case in
point. Intimate appeal is under
scored by a pink satin collar and
cuffs. which, Sugared with sequins.
look good enough to eat
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
lap Evacuees
Reach Coast

SACRAMENTO, Aug. IT, CUP1-A
trainload of about 200 Japanese
Americans returning to California
from the Delta, Utah. relocation
center arrived here Thursday night
for distribution to California points.
War Relocation Authority officials
announced
Thirty eight Of the reIurnees de-
trained here and the remainder
were to be taken to the San Fran
cisco bay area with the majority
destined for the San Mateo area,
officials said.
Another group of about 500 jap
aneSe from the Rohwer relocation
center in Arkansas is to arrive
here next Tuesday, it was an
nounced.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
BY EPSIE KINARD
NEA Staff Writer

NEW YORK-For their private
lives, girls can swish in dinner-at-
home clothes that look regal enough
to clothe a queen. Out to entice
leisure are easy lines. satin shim-
mer or sequin shine. which are
often combined in costumes that
bring to an ultimate blend the art
Of fashion and tie art Of relaxing
One school of designing thought
on relaxing costumes WhoOpS it up
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
NDED VETERANS USE
AUTOMOTIVE TOOL SHOP

DETROIT. Aug 18. tUP1-An eX-
act copy Of an autOmotiye tool shop
complete with thousands of dollars
worth Of precision equipment is now
in use by wounded veterans at Percy
Jones General Hospital, Battle
Creek. Mich
The tools were donated by the
AutomoJiye Tool and Die Manufac-
lures Assn. of Detroit. The prod
ucts made by the wounded and
handicapped veterans are used by
other patients or by the hospital
staff in their rehabilitation pro-
grams.
Instruction Is given III the shop
in the morning ana afternoon dur
ing which specific projects are
worked out by the patients
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
COMPANY SEEKS NEW TRIAL
TO CONTEST INJURY AWARD

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10. tUP)-After
winning a $4,000 personal injury
damage suit, Joy B. Howell of E. ST
Louis. Ill, stands to lose it in Fed
eral Court here because motion pic
lures were taken showing him spad-
ing his garden and doing other
work around his home
Howell, a former employe of the
Terminal Railroad Association
sued the company after an injury
and was awarded the money on the
grounds his injury caused perman-
ent disability.
The company is seeking new
trial after recording on film How
ellis activities aSi a fiX-up man
around his home.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
THE POST-PRESS

Established Iaa
Puhll.hei S4nda. as combined issue
of Impr;al Valley Press and The
Morning Post, by the Imperial Valley
Publishing; Company, G25 State St. FL
Ccntsu- California.
PaH Jenkins. Publisher
and President
Mrm!cr United Press. California News
taptr Publishers Assn, West Holiday
Cn. lnr., national representatives.
Rates. H combination with eithe. The
No.nins r1St OF Inn crial valley Press:
Single copy. sc; carrier paid-in-ad
vance: month. 81 co: , months,
SO. s lMnnthS. s. ~: year, SO 90
By ma .. / month. Sl.fn. ; months.
S3 80 months 81 ~. year. s. 90.
Outside az California. S1uO per month
flat.
Entered a. FL CcntcO. Calf, post
office as 9nd class mail.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
Methodist Youth
To Entertain
MexicaIi Mission

A potluck supper with young peo-
pie from the Mexicali Methodist
Mission was planned by the Meth
Odist Youth Fellowship for $50
Sunday in the social hall.
Dick Forester, president, is
in charge of the evening with Dolly
Forester, food chairman. Soloist
for the program following dinner is
Lois Martin.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
Gen. Hines Gets
Diplomatic Post
By I'Hited mess

WASHINGTON, Aug. l8. up
The White House announced the
appointment OF Brig. Gen. Frank I
Hines, former veterans administra-
tor to be u. s. ambassador to Pan
anna.
Hines this week relinquished TO
Gen. Omar Bradley his post at the
veterans administration which he
had nvld since 1922
Hines succeeded Avra M. Warren
a ambassador to Panama.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
BOB FELLER ACCUMULATES
ENOUGH DISCHARGE POINTS

GREAT LAKES, III, Aug. l8
CUPI-Officers at the Great Lakes
Naval Training Center said Satur-
day that Bob Feller, former Cleve-
land Indian pitcher, had accum-
ulated enough points to be released
from the navy, but the date Of
his return to civilian Status was
indefinite
Feller. a chief specialist, is coach
of the Great Lakes baseball team
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
Nazarene Women
Plan Program

A program on Indian, native med
ical work was scheduled by the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society
of the Church of the NaZarene at
8 p. N. Sunday in the main audi
tOrium of the church.
The society recently planned to
sell scripture calendars and Christ
mas cards as a fall project.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
ANNUAL FIRECRACKER

BUCYRUS, O.. ..ug. l8. tUP) =
There's city ordinance against the
practice - but every year one fire
cracker goes off in Bucyrus on the
Fourth Of July.
The law-breaker is 89-year- old
Catherine Hopley.
On July 4 sixty-nine years ago
Miss Hopley was given 100 fire
crackers by her father, a former
city newspaper publisher. On that
day she fired some and put the
others away Each year when In
dependence Day comes around, Miss
Hopley fires one Of the remaining
firecrdckerS.
Now there are but three Of them
left.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
CITY BUYS WAVE

COLUMBUS, O.. Aug. l6. OUPI -
Mrs c. L. Eben Columbus is going
to get a new permanent wave and
the city is going to foot the bin.
But that's not all. The complete
bill amounts to $40. Mrs. Eben sent
in her bill when a globe fell from
a street lamp and hit her on thr
head She listed S6.l0 Tor a new
permanent, asked for a new um-
brella, dry cleaning bills and m GI-
cal expenses.
The councils judiciary commit
tee ordered legislation drawn to
cover the expense.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
RATION POINTS
RED STAMPS. Book 4

RED STAMPS. Book 4
Coed through august 81 = O., RI.
50, To, U2
Good through Septt mber 30 = w.
W.. X2. W. 70.
Good through October 31-A1, B1.
CT, D1. Ell, FL. G1. HI, II, il, XII.
SUGAR STAMPS Book 4
Stamp 36 Good for pounds through
August 81.
SHOE STAMPS Book 3
Stamps l, ?. 3 and 1 good indefl-
nitely.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
MAURICE SIGMONS
HAVE DAUGHTER

A daughter. weighing eig h t
pounds, seven ounces, was born
August II in the FL Centre Hos
pttal to Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Sig
mon.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
SON BORN TO
STANLEY WELLS

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wells are
the parents of boy, born August
Is, in the FL Centre Hospital The
baby weighed six pounds, 1412
ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
FINDS 5000 PENNIES

BOSTON, Aug 18. UP Samuel
Sherman Of Mattapan opened a bag
he found on Il street and was sur
prised to find that it contained
5000 pennies.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
DAUGHTER BON
TO JOE CARROLLS

A daughter weighing seven
pounds, IL, ounces, was oorn Aug
ust Is in the El Centro Hospital to
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carroll The fa-
ther is a baker first class in the
navy. Mrs. Carroll is the former
Betty Lou Boone.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
: RMY MOVES TO VACATE
i01 HOTELS IN NATION

WASHINGTON. Aug. 18. (UP)-
One hundred seven hotels leased by
the army as redistribution centerS
and troop quarters will be vacated
by Nov. Is.
The hotels include 83 at Miami
Beach, Fla, six at Santa Monica,
California, five at Atlantic City, N.
j., four at Hot Springs, Ark, four
at Asheville, n C., three at Santa
Barbara. Calf, and two at Lake
Placid, N. Y.
Acting Secretary of War Robert
P. Patterson ordered the army to
vacate them in line With depart
ment policy to make such facilities
available to civilian use as rapidly
as possible
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19
FIRM FOUNDATION

BERESFORD, S. D.. Aug. 18.
tUP)-Wind and fire have not
caused the small congregation OF
the nearby Zion Evangelical Church
% lose faith.
Three times within As years wind
and fire have destroyed the church
building. Four times the congrega-
ton has built-always on the same
spot.
The fourth church waN dedicated
by the Rev. c. w Zech, WatertOWn
who started the first church and
assisted in the dedication OF the
other two.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-19

DR.. Michael M. Miller, above,
drew a storm of protests and de-
malls from congressman when he
declared that alcohol is a major
factor in Congress and the dip
lomatic service. DR.. Miller,
neither a prohibitionist nor a
teetotaler, said "too much mon-
ey" and the practices of lobby
lists keep many congressman
well oiled, and the State De-
partm ent is "st,lffy with
drunks." The Department dip
lomatically had no comment.