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Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-04
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

The conduct of this war and further
formulation Of postwar plans have shown
us as perhaps never before the construc-
tive value of personal international col
laboration. .-Undersecretary of State JOS
eph c. Grew.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-04
s35 HARVARD GOLD STARS

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 3.
CUP)-Since the outbreak of World
War II, 1886 Harvard alumni have
been killed in action or in line OF
duty. The university honor roll new
carries 24,476 names.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-04
RED CROSS CALLS
ANSWER NOW

At this moment, more than ever in the
wears of its mission of mercy, the Amerl-
can Red Cross has call upon the people,
,Ipon the world it serves.
In the midst of the yearly campaign for
funds. the world is embroiled in the nor
ible pastime of destroying human life,
and what in so many instances worse than
taking lives-leaving men manned and
suffering.
1t requires no reminder that the uni
form with the insignia that spells "Mer-
cy'' is to be seen, mingling at war fronts
with the uniforms bearing the insignia
of the soldier. the marine and the sea-
man. Wherever men are wounded and
need the ministrations of another human.
there will be found the valiant, brave and
faithful Red Cross worker. In hospitals
90 the carriers of mercy-and cheer.
In prison camps the badge takes those
who wear it when all others are barred.
Or be there disasters, fires OF floods or
famines. The first on hand to help is the
Red Cross.
Where is it that the Red Cross does
not serve when there is sounded call?
Today is the time to share in keeping
this organization in funds. Don't wait to
be asked.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-04
Newly Elected
Senator Dies

ROCHESTER, Mimi, March 3.
UP)-Senator John Moses, newly
elected Democratic senator from
North Dakota, died early Saturday
at the Mayo Brothers clinic where
he had been uncer treatment for
a stomach ailment. He was 80 years
old
Moses was elected to the u. S. SEN
ate last November, defeating the
veteran isolationist Gerald p. Nye.
He was the first Democratic senator
elected from North Dakota by pop
ular vote.
BISMARCK, N. D., March 3. (UP)
Governor Fred G. Aadahl said he
would appoint a successor to SEN
ator John Moses and that his choice
probably would be q Republican.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-04

There's another big thing they didn't
tell us back in the states. They didn't
tell US how damned wonderful our med
les are. tell you, our boys were drop
ping right and left. And those medics
came right along and picked them up
Pfc. William r. Fornapek of Chicago,
Oh Western Front.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27

9on0on - GbooS mo Ydnif herr
iden in Berlin 10 beiogell Die 9erid)-
tie ans MoSfolt ferner, Dab Die in Der
&ei6S6altptitoot berbIiebenen boben
Observation-Disclosures in 6lltg5eugen iest
aus ser 5eritorten 5taot flieben uno
0dS @noe ser iiberpGlti9en0lten
Shlad)t 0es &rieges nobc lei.
@inbeiten non Mari6nll l3bufonS
I. @eibruBlano. 4rmee ero6erten sic
SETTING 6iiritenberg am @eitufer ser
SOer un0 @uben am Gitl1fer Ser
N5eiBe, iii0GidD oes S3uiummenfluile8
6et0er Str0ue. SiiOlih BON Berlin
lit @roBenbain gefallen, 90 Wteilelt
nor0meltlid uon 8reSoen unO es mar
in 0ieiem @ebiet, no cine &ereini-
9ltng ser ruliiiden 'un0 omerifani-
lden &rGfte erpartet miro. 4nges
iidts ser 10 gut mie uollitdnOi9en
Spaltung oes &eides lit ser 8or=
morid ruilii6er &rltppen 9egen
8erdte8ga0en ebenfollS bemerfenS=
wert. 0o8 @u5isS berfommon0o or.
fl0rte. ooB Die SorpietS Our6 bol6
Oeiterreih bis giienera 80 Meilan
0itlid oes Sberial8berges, gelangt
IinO, ser aud oas 3iet Ser bonn RorO=
meItan ber u~orga6en0en dmerifani-
iden RrGfte lit.
Aber eS NOR nottrgemGB ser
&f nm Berlin, Ser i'm Mittel-
plttft oeS Sntereiles itali0.
Die @rbitterling Ser Sdludt prgob
iid) aus ser @ngobe oes Wosfouer
&ommltniqre8, ooB in Dem annrpf
I'm Berlin on Montog As 0euti6e
SonfS, mebr ols 200 @eI6iibe, $3.50
9aIhpagen un0 SO 2ofomotioen er-
beutet uno 5000 3euti6e 9efangen
genommen muroen. Sin ser 0resoner
6ront muroen 5000 peitere @efange-
ne gemu6t.
Die 9eltti9en, sic nod O~erein3elte
Sen0ungen an sic @uBentpelt gelan-
gen lieBen, gd6en for6ige 8eridte
fiber sic Gage in Berlin, erp6bnter
aber feline Srtsnamen in Sen &dmp-
fen BON Oenen iie iogten, Dab iie bin
nro 6er mogten.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27

Elm &rOblem

BariS = Sin irnn5oiiid)er Mili-
Observation-Disclosures mad)te Den Vor-
Idla4, ooB 10000 0elitide ariegsge-
fangene nit Der @ntfernltng Der6or-
qener 2anominen ltno Winenfallen
6eldGftigt peroeh pelfe Die it'd gu
r~iid3ie6enoen 8etti6en in 6ranfreifl
5uriifgelaiien ba6en.
Rad ieinen S6ablingen niiroe
0ies 10000 Menlhenleben foiten,
uno ser Sffi5ier lagte, er boffe, ,,ooB
sic Mebr5abl oaOon Oieiel6en 9eut-
i6en iein lperoen, meld)e bic toolide
Soot gelGt ba6en."
Ser @rpert nimmt an, Dab Die BE
gierung 100000 0euti6er &riegs-
gefangener fir Sen @~ieoeraufbnr in
Sen 3erItorten @ebieten miinidt, un0
nod Ieiner 2[llidt f0nnten $4,000 oa-
BON woDl fir bic oben geidFloerte,
q~eiGbrlide Arbeit entbebrt 4per0en.
GSinan5miniiter Gene Elenin ingte
Samstag. er ner0e Inn 100000
oeutid)e &riegsgeiongene ols ~Sa6-
entiddoi9ung" fir f~ran5oiiide Ser
lltIte an Nr6eitsfrdften erTu6en.)
Ser Sa9oerltanoige 4pies auf lie
6eri6riften bin, sic in Barrier mo
8robin53eitungen gang uno gd6e iin0
uno iiber grago0ien beridten, mie
Slim Ginoer beim Spielen i'm 8al-
Sc in Stiife geriiien"; ugalter geto-
tet, als iein 8flug ouf cine 2an0mi-
ne lGuft" mo uSie6en getotet, 20
oermun0et, alS Elm altes Munitions-
lager erplooiert."
@r bebauptete, SAB piele 2anomi-
men ,alts reiner 8oSbeit~ un0 ni6t
aus militdriihen @rpGgungen 6er-
aus gelegt muroen, uno oaB es fiinf
Sabre ooltern miir0e, ebe Sic lebte
pom ibnen entfernt lit. Die 2anomi-
men iollen onf 5eloern, am Stranoe
un0 neben itillen 9nnopegen oergra-
ben lein.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27

0eutihe geiangen ge6aIteu lpurOen.
Bertrand erfIdrte Sdnifnigg lei gu
iammen nit ieiner 5ron unO ibrem
ieds Satire olten 8odter6en nor
Ieds Mi0laten ms Eager ge6ra6t
woroen. 6rau S6uidnig8, iogte ct,
erbielt Elm Sonoerquortier un0 be-
ionoere 8ebanolung. 8eiIpielsmeiie
ourite tie 0os Eager nit ibrer God.
ter tdglid oerlaiieu, Inn Iid gum Gin
faltf bon 3ufer nno onoeren 2ebenS-
mitteln noN eineln nabegelegener
Corr 5u 6egeben.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
Sungersnot
nnDermeiOliM

8oris - Gier Wfil(ionen 0eutlGe
i'm Hubr9ebiet ite6en I'M na6iten
@inter elmer @ungers1ot gegenit6er,
iogte @eneralmaior @. @. 81. Semp-
Ter, ser G6ef ser Ntilit6rregierung
6ei 6elOmaridoQ Montgomerps 81.
Armeegruppe.
o@s gfbt ni6t genltg 2e6ensmittel
in ser 8elt, Inn iiberaa at83ureiden,
uno eS bat feinen 3med, ii6 e%in5ure-
Ben, OnB eS anoers iit", ia9te ser Sc
uernl. SD iage ben 8entIden alif
ieOem @ege, Der mir CUR 8~eriiigltng
itebt, Dab Tie iid) allies Soatgllt be-
lGoffen iollen oas iie erbalten fon-
men, uno Dab lie es %ausI6en, moimmer
Oos mo9lid lit I'M ii9 Dom 8erbun-
germ 81 retten."
Iempler iagte, ons Sn0uitriege-
biet Oes &ubrtolcS nit leiner 0i6ten
8eoolferung uno Dem Mtnngel an
ausrei6enoen Gerfebrsmittel meroe
elm iebr ernItes Broblen1 bieten.
Gr iagte, &or0en berordngter Ser
ionen, 5ln qroBten Cell Guilen ino
Eolen, ldndrntten on ben StrnBen
uno lebten bon Dem Canoe in Sc
bietell, oie BON Sen britilden lln0 fa-
noOiiden @rmeen belebt ieien.
Nfandmal, menn nidt BON ser Mili-
tdrregierung fontrolliert, hefnBten iie
ii9 NIT BliinOern, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
un0 Mor0.
9as Broblem Ser aontrone oieler
6efreitar 9(r6eiter uno &riegsgefnn-
8enen lei 10 groB, iagte 8empler, Dab
Die WfilitGrregierltng nidt boffen
fam Der Gage in dblebbarer 3eit p0l-
Zig SEER 81 leins
,8ie 9eutihen bd6en 6ieie 2erte
ms 9nn0 ge6rad)t", fiigte er bin5lL
oitn0 lie fonnen sic 5oIgen nod Elm
paar Gage trogen." Sn einigen Sal
len Daben 8an0en o~erordngter Ser
ionen 8affen er6eutet un0 nebmen
flei1e militdriide 0perotionen Dor.
9ln0ere bd6en Stdote erobert, sic lie
6eberri6en, mieoer anoere baben iif)
in galtern66ltiern ifeitgeiebt uno le-
ben bonn 2onoe.
o9ie Affgu6e ser Militdrregie-
rling in geutidlano lit erbe6li6 gro
Der unO fompli3ierter, ols iid irgeno-
iemano oorgeitellt Bate iagte
Sempler. ,,Nfan bate nngenommen,
Oie 9euti6en miiroen iid iflieBlif
erge6en un0 menigitens oie 0rtliden
Re9ierungen miiroen nod intdft Iein.
Die 6ortTiibrung oes Samples fat in
Ben beiebten @ebieten Dem 9ono al
leS genommell, mas elmer Hegierling
dbnelt."
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
8lmtiecr 5mIammcnitcB
int DGncmarF 0cmclNct

Stodbolm = Jiinf 9dnen pur0en
idrpeofifen Meloungen aus Malmo
5ufolge getotet, 8ebn ipuroen perpun-
set, lino oeutiherieits maren BE.
tradtlide" 8erluite 81 oer5eihnen,
ols es ant Sonntog friib in 9openba-
gen gu 3~riammenit0Ben fam, ais sd.
niife Hatrioten cine &nnone aus Ell
1ler oeutIhen &aierne SIT entfernen
berIu9ten. Mebrere 4bteilungen
Seiterreid]er in Ser 4aierne ioIlen &c.
meutert uno sic 9anen unteritiibt bn-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
go ermOrOetc
@0niGni9o"

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6~Golienburg,
Geutidlano - @olitiide @efangene
i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6%loiienburg,
Die ioeben Don Ser 80. Snfanterie0i-
oiiion Der omerifunii6en 8ritten Ar-
NEE befreit poroen iino, erflGrten,
bob @r4&an5ler &lrt S6uidnigg Don
SeIterrei6 am Sonntag Dor adt Sa=
gen I'M Eager %ernoroert mor0en lei.
S6ren 2lngaben na6 mar altd Siol-
ma Sda6t, ser frii6ere Geidsfi-
nan3miniiter un0 Gbef ser ReidS-
6anf, @efangener bier, lpuroe ober
Don Ser SO Inn Oie 3eit ser @rnor=
Dung Sduidniggs nod Dem 6erii6=
tigten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8of)alt
ge6ra6t. au6 Sduidniggs 5ralt
ltno Gofter iollen ltnl9ebrn6t NOR
0ett Iein.
Sduldlnigg bntte Dos aon3(eromt
CUR 3eit Oes ugni6lulies~ inre. ST
mar ieitber in Sait, lno berldie0ent-
lid 5ieB es, 0aB er tot 1tu0 mabniin-
mig lei infolge Der MartcriL 0enen er
lt%lter6ogen mur0e.
Sic 80. 9ipiiion 6efreite insge-
ioltt 1900 politiiAe @eiangene in
5loilenburg, Oas neun Mteilen moro
0itlif bon @eiOen 9elegeu lit.
Sic @erangenel erflQrtel1, Dab iid]
cine 8o6e Dor Anfltnft ser Ameri-
foner nod $4,000 @efangene i'm Ga
5er befnnOeL ooB Die an0eren o6er
nod 0nhau obtransportiert mur0en.
Snsgeinmt t2,500, iagten lie, ieien
bis gum So0e ausgebungert, gebellft,
eridoiien o0er 0urd1 @inipriBungen
getotet lporoen, lett Oas Eager 1888
erridtet mur0e.
8ierre Bertrand, elm fran30Iiider
llntergruno : Batriot, ser I'M Sa-
nuar 1913 in Baris oerbaftet mur0e
uno Dem ard)iu in 6loiien6urg 5uge-
teilt mar. erfldrte. i5huidnigg lei
ldfper geoltert i'm Eager.
v@r lab pirflih ME elm alter
Mann aus, Iagte er.
8ertran0 CAB folgen0e 8erlion BON
Der berldDteten gotung oes gr4aan5=
lers:
Sn Ser @aft oes 10. Npril MUIR
ben Sdui6nigg uno SdadDt nit
9anoidellen %nneinan0er gefelielt ull0
ins GerpaltungsgebGuoe 0es 2aaers
9ebra9t. Spdter febrte S6adt al
lein 5uriid.
am @or8en 0nraltf 6eridtete Elm
fron50liider 3a6nnr8t, er 6o6e
S~dNfid)niggs 2eide erfannt, ais er
gefe6l er5ielt, oie @olofiillungen
aus Sen 3a5nen gu entfernen.
Gin &rematoriltms : Mngeitellter,
Der S6uldnigg gleidfalls fannie,
lpuroe nit ser Ier6rennung Ser 2ei=
fe 6ennftragt.
Die 8erlion muroe pon 3ablreihen
anoeren @efangenen i'm Eager err
6drtet, IN Dem Muiien, 8olen, 6ran-
5olem Ii6e6en uno 8elgier mie aud
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
Gmftwaffc flicat int
Mmiemits : Slme3cmecn

9onoon - 9ie 2uftpaffe fro8t
nidt nun oie lebten &eite hires Be
ltonoes an 5lua5eugen 3uiammen -
lie iltdt audi offenbnr in Sen Muieen
nod Maihinen. Soaobomber oes
amerffaniiden 8. 6lieger@aorps idol
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27

II. 0ini Beginner. @ie Elm &ertre-
ter Der &egierun9 mitteilte, eri16ten
Die Geutihen uripriinglid ole lhmei-
ser &egierung, Eetain bic 9rrdreiie
5u 9eitatten. Ger Moridoll uno lei
ne @nttin trafen an Der idppei3erii6-
olterrei6iiden @ren3e elm.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
miro
pro5enicrt2

Haris - Ginc friiberc Mel0ang,
mad iuelfer Maridaa Bctatn bereits
frans. @Doen 6etrstcH baDe, I'M fidt
Der fran5, &egiernng 3n ieiner HrO=
seiiernng fregen 2anOcsDerrats sa
ftellcn, lultrOe ipGter bonn fran5. Sm-
fti5amt uffisien Oementiert.
8aris - Mii0e un0 u%6geipannt
bega6 iib 9ienStag Ser ate 0earidaa
Setain, an ieillem SO. 8e~burtstage,
nod Der Sdnpei5 uno ON A6eno er=
flGrte sic fran50iii6e &egierung, bob
formelle Gorfebrungen 6eenOet NOR
Sen iino, I'M SEN friiberen Stoats-
def gihD8 rad 5ranfreid 8u ii6er-
fitbren, oamit er lDe8en 2~anoesperrat
pro5eiiiert meroen fann.
,,Nus @riin0en ser gnitdnOi9feit"
6ieB es I'M Observation-Disclosures,
lperoen feline 8reiieOertreter 5ugelal-
len weroen, menn 8etain iif) Der
fran3oiiiden &egierung auSliefert.
9(us oieiem @run0e iinO nuh Dirt
uno 8ot1ln ser lle6erga6e nid)t be-
fannt gegeben morOen.
,53rpei friibere Miturbeiter Betdl1S
- 8ierre 2aoul ulto Marcel 8eat =
I1dten i'm 2alfe oes Cages 3ufludt
in neutralen 2dnOern, wllr0en aber
atrjifdenipIen Ser friihere 9fedte=
rungsd)ef 2opal eri6ien an Der @reil-
&c 2idtenIteins. Die Sdnpei3er per
meigerten 8eat, 8etdins nuBeror-
oentli6 oelttiffreunoli6em Arbeits-
miniiter, Sic @inreiie.
&onig 9eopolo bon 8elgien, Ser
lid Sen 9eutiden I'M Miai 1910 err
ga6, miro ebenfalls 6alO in Der
Sduei5 eriportet, uno oies Oelttet an,
ouB 0os obbrofelnoe Na5i4He9ime
bielen Ieiner ~berilbmten @eiieln -
pie(leidt our6 irgenOein 9l6fomnten
nit sen dlliierten &egierungen =
geitattet fat, 0os 2anO 81 oerlalien.
General oe @aulle, Ser bon einem
MilitGrgerift in @idp in obientia
gum Sooe uerurteilt morOen mar,
mag qegen 8etain ousiagen. Canals
erflGrte Sc 8a1lle: sd 6etrafte ben
oft ser 8idp-2eute ais tngiiltig.
GofD Dem Siege merOe id cine AltS-
einanoeriebung nit ibren baben."
8or Ser auiierten Snoaiion 6ranf=
reid,s batte oe @atlIe ben 6etngten
8etain oifentlid ais ben ,j@uangeli-
item Ser 9efaoen5" be5eidluet, Sauol
uno oie 8idp@eute be5eidnete es ais
cine o8anoe bon 8errdtern".
9as fran3oiii6e 9luBenamt ga6
befannt, oaB Die Sdpei3 Die &egie-
rung De @aulleS bon Ser Anfltnft 0e5
Moridalls peritdn0igt bo6e, uno Bob
8etnin ferner ulft Sic @rlau6nis nod
Ilif}te, idapei3er @e6iet paliieren 5t
oiirfen, Inn iid an ser fran5oiilder
@ren3e ols @efangener ous5uliefern.
Die 8ro3eiiierung @etains ioll ant
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27

len einen 9cppeloefer nor einem Emp
al, mie i'm Die oeutiden Jlieser I'M
eriten @eltfrieg benust batten.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27

erflGrte er, lie bari uno miro nidt
feblidlogen.~
Yrdltoent Sruman miro heute
abeno I'M 7.3O lt6r'@@S cine &eoe
balten, nit ser Ell size &onferen5 IN
San 5rancisco eroffnet. Die Reoe
miro iiber ale groBen SenOer ii6er-
tragen peroen.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
Mnn@en lit
nmfldmmerMn9

SerdytcSga0en mar Due Olel CtHeS
Itarfen 8OmberDerban0eS MN cH9lta
IdJen mnO amerifnniid)en Jlle9ern,
Bic 6-SOnncn Gr06c6en : Bomber nb-
marfen. @leid5eitig iunr0en bic
SfoOa &ieIenriltunssluerfe bel Eil'
len nit Bomber belegt, nadloem bic
Nr6citcr siuei StnnOen amoOr onrd)
alliicrtcn &nnSfnnf CUR Sabotage
anfeefOrScrt mOrOen iuaren. Nnoere
Orte, bic 6lieserunsriffen ansgeiekt
moroen luaren, luaren Sallein, Sal5-
bnrg, SramnItcim nn6 Dab &eidel-
hall, bic IGmtlidJ I'M &reis Der Alpen'
fcIte Sitlers liegen, mo bic Na5Is lb-
rem SoOeStanO plancn+
Garis - 0rei mddJtige nlltlerte
Mrnleen, sic gegen Sitlers Alpenfelte
maridieren, riiften fat nod 8elieben
in Sii0oeutl6lono Dor un0 batten ltdl
Miin6en aus mebreren &iAtungen
pom so bis 70 Meilen %genGbert. lllm,
sic 5peitgroBte Stoot @iirttentbergs
un0 Elm midtige8 8erfebrs5entrum
an ser 8onall, fiel Dor Dem genein-
lamen glnIturm ser omerifaniI6en Z.
uno fran50itiden 1. Arnee.
9as alliierte 9auptqltartler MAR
tete inOelIen pie Der &eIt Ser @elt,
auf sic amtli6e MnfiinOi9ung, Dab
li6 sic omerifaniihen uno rulIilfen
8rllpper, Die 5ulebt 5miIden Geip5lg
mo DRESDEN peniger als 90 WfeTlen
boneinunoer entfernt ipnren, tDerei-
nigt uno oas &eih geipalten baben.
Die omerifoAIl6e 3. Qrmee, Ole ib-
rem ieniationeIlen Bormdri6 nod,
Siioen fortieste, batte Iid Regens.
burg altf 8 Wiei[en gen1bert un0 mar
MIR nod 50 Wfeilen Don Der 0lterreis
diihen @ren5e BEL Pnifau entfernt.
Miin6en, oie @eburtSitdtte oes
observation-disclosures un0 moglider-
weiIe ser Ort ieiner en6giiltigen Ger
it0rung, befnno ii6 in elmer 5tpangs,
artigen l1mflommerung bon mebr
als $4,000 Mann. 6einoli6e @is
oerl~tanosnelter n0rOli9 bon Him nnO
liioli6 bon Stuttgort, Die bisber Inn.
gat1gen muroen, mer0en BON Srltps
pen ser Z. Armee berengert. Sii0-
0Itlid) non S%tuttgart ~erbeuteten 1ie
cine Observation-Disclosures, Die Bis
6reitag nit 2500 SflaOenar6eitern
6etrie6en moroen mar.
&rdfte ser britiiden 2. 4rnlee
iebten sen i6nrfen &f Inn 8res
men fort, na6oem Die @arniion 5mei
llltimnten obgelebnt bat. @iner
6rOntmelOun9 5ufolge oiirfte Ole
Sta0t crit eillgenominen meroen,
nadOem Snus nm Snns 5eritort NOR
Sen lit. 6elomnridall Montgome,
rps 80. 9ioiiion eroberte Qrbergen,
meniger ais 3 Meilen BON 8remenS
oltlidlen 8ororten, mltBte iif ODER
ourd oen groBen 8orort SoIteot
Our6fdmpien, ebe lie ole Staot ielbIt
all9reifen fonnte.
Seine 6ortidritte ipltrOen bon Dor
Samburg itebenoen britiiden Srnp-
pen gemeloet. Gin ltarfer 8erbonO
BON 2ancoiters Der H96 unternabm
einen idaperen 3agesangriff auf Die
gabnanlnger BON 8ao Sloesloe, ltTt
oeutide ardite SIT iiolieren, oie ii6
nod 9Gnemarf 5uriid5ieben luollen.
&onaoiide Sruppen batten fait
gang NorooltboHanO an iid) gebradt
uno iGuberten oie &iiite Ser 3liioer
See BON Saroer4piif bis Spit, etpa
Is Weilen meltli6 BON gnloen.
SGmtlid9e frieIiiden 8rooin5en ma.
rem in fanaoiihen SanOen.
8ei Sen SdliberungSaftionen int
@or5 fiel Eruppen Der nnerifnti-
idlen 7. 4rntee @eneralmnior Mofott,
Elm lSdSpoger bon @eltapo.Gbef Seins
rid 9inumler in sic 91noe.
8lmtiecr 5miammenltcB
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
Woman Jailed
as Drunk Driver

A 30-year-old Detroit woman
was arrested for driving while
under the influence of liquor
Monday after her car collided
with another machine on U. 5.
25 in Lenox township. She was
locked up in the county jail
overnight after being examined
by DR.. Philip T. Mulligan who
pronounced her intoxicated and
unfit to drive a car.
According to Sheriffs de-
puties Frank Ballor and Ken
meth Weishuhn, the woman,
Marie Leveens Of 4099 Barham,
Detroit, was driving south on
u. S. 25 and crossed the center
line in the road to strike a car
driven by Donald Williams, Of
Port Huron.
Williams told the deputies
that he saw the car coming to-
ward him and pulled to the right
to avoid her but that her auto
mobile nevertheless struck his.
Injured In the crash was the
Rev. Clifford Rias, 35, of 101l
Ninth street. ST. Petersburg,
Fla, who was a passenger in
Williams car.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
MEA President Scheduled
to Speak at Many Sessions

Thomas A. Babcock, president
of the Michigan Education AS
ISOLATION and a member OF the
Mount Clemens High school
faculty, is slated to speak at
seven MEA regional conferences
throughout the state this month.
On Friday Babcock spoke TO
members of Region No. 5, a.
Traverse City and on Thursday
and Friday of this week he VIII
speak before Regions Six and
Eight at Detroit and Kalamazoo.
Next week Babcock is sched-
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Major, the captains are; Isaac
Barnett, Max Green, Stanley
Cady, Sherwood Bennett, Jack
Flaacke and Martin Baarck.
Under Harold Lindsey, Ma
jor, the captains are: George w.
Burdette. Robert Beal, Jack
Poelstra, Howard Fenton j.
Randolph Doll and Ralph Ben
nett.
Under Mrs. P. K. McWethy,
Major, the captains are: Mrs.
Sidney Tinker, Mrs. Emory
Nunneley, Mrs. Alton Noe, Mrs.
Otto Nickel and Mrs. Beatrice
Young.
Under Jerry Servo, Major, the
captains are: William Chalicc,
Fred Miller, Nestor Teck, AL.
bert Bellman, Frank Weller, Carl
Brandenburg, and Mrs. Jerry
Servo.
Under Mrs. Arthur I. Rosso,
Major, the captains are: Mrs.
Lillian Alguire, Mrs. Bert Pin
gel, Mrs. Ralph Bennett, Miss
Mary Dowding and Mrs. Stuart
DeMott.
Under Otto Nickel Major. the
captains are: Robert Weber,
Fred Schock, Willard Kidd, AL.
Blomberg, John Vice and Don
Distelrath.
Under James Randolph, Major
the captains are: George AL
wardt, Harry Reagin, Walter
Stewart and Charles Mikelait.
The advance gifts committee
under Colonel William T. Kelly,
is composed Of: B. V. Nunneley,
Hugh Neale, Byron Preussel.
Ralph Clark, Harold Krauae-
neck, DR.. George Moore, Harry
Malbin, Stanley Peltier. Clifford
John, Robert Winslow, George
Hargreaves. Lawrence Schott,
John Sierens and Arch N. Rich
ards.
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just difficulties which have led
to reconversion-retarding strikes
difficulties which he laid in
large measure to a natural let
down similar to those that have
followed every war in history.
SUDDEN STATEMENTS
These momentous pronounce
ments came Unexpectedly from
= wholly unexpected news con-
ference last night at Mrs. T. o.
Morris private lodge at Upton
Vile, where reporters had been
invited by the President for
what was supposed to have been
an off-the-record gabfest.
Charles G.. Ross, presidential
secretary, who apparently had
shared the reporters belief,
seemed 4 bit surprised himself
when the President decided to
go on the record.
The President, blissfully una
ware that he had said anything
that would cause much of a
commotion, invited reporters to
stay around for a while. He
looked bit hurt when they
made a mad dash from the
screened porch of his lodge with
little ceremony.
They hoped into waiting au-
tomobiles and dashed 20 miles
to Union City, nearest tele-
graphic filing point of conse-
quence, to send their stories.
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uled to appear before Regional
Conferences No. and 2 on sue
cessive days (Oct. 1919 at
East Lansing and Flint. On
Thursday. Oct. Is the education
al association president will ad-
dress meetings of Region No
4 in Grand Rapids while, on
Nov. 10, he will speak to MEM
bers Of Region No. / in Detroit
Throughout his swing around
the state Babcock will stress the
necessity for going Forward
Together"