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VOL. LXill cc * WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1944 DAILY, FIVE CENTS

F.D.R. Says Smash Russ Roll Over Nazis;

Wallace Fate Veiled Forward on
Miles Germany
|
|
President to
_ Wide Front
Yanks Near St. Lo
Accept Party in Most Savage
Fighting Since D-
See LATVIA
Latvian Center Flanked;
| Nomination LONDON, JULY 12, Reds Drive 20 Miles
in Day in Some Zones
BY KYLE PALMER (Wednesday) (LP) — The
Times Political Editor most savage, give-and-take
WASHINGTON, July 11. battles since D-Day explod-
As the Commander-in-Chief ed across the French front LONDON, July 12 (Wednesday) (4) — Russian armies
of a people at war President vesterday. American troops, pushed steadily toward East Prussia and the Baltic Sea
Roosevelt let it be known to- fighting off packs of counter- yesterday, continuing to bowl over all Nazi opposition,
day that he will accept a attacking tanks, swept to high while late German broadcasts cried, ‘the enemy is at the
fourth nomination and, if ground two miles from St. Lo gates of Germany.”
elected, will serve. and British forces narrowed The Russians are now within 60 miles of East Prussia
In a communication which to four miles the enemy es- and little more than 100 miles from the Baltic seaport of
beth Republican and Democrat- cape gap east of Caen. 1Riga, capital of Latvia.

Germans Told
ie leaders regard as one of his The Ailies hurled attacks Daugavpils (Dvinsk,) rail cen-
ownre
Most politically astute maneu- against every sector of the, 120-'
ter in Southern Latvia. was be
vers since entering the White mile front and the Germans met RUSSIA ing outflanked from the south
House 12 vears ago, the Presi- them head-on with a reckless ex-

Country Faces
y
penditure of armor. Allied artil- and advances up to 2) miles
dent informed Robert E. Han-
negan, chairman of the Demo- lervy and planes knocked out an were registered bv Soviet forces
estimated 80 enemy tanks in %
‘3

cratic National Committee, that 4

on some sections of the 350-mile
he will “not run in the usual hours.
battle front, Moscow said,

Immediate Peri!
partisan political sense.” Villages Taken
And while he did not explain The Yanks enguifed 146 vil. Pounded Every where
er amplify this somewhat am- lages on the approaches of St Everywhere the disorganized
biguous reference, Mr. Roosevelt lo and launched their pav-off Germans were being pounded re-
was credited by many Washing- attack at 6 am. vesterday after LONDON, 11. UP—L* lentiessiv. The early morning
ton political observers with a a devastating barrage They. Gen. Kurt Dittmar, Germany's supplement to the Russian com-
masterful effort to place the full encountered an “extremely leading military eommentator
emphasis of the 1944 Presidential heavy” armored counterattack stature munique listed at least 4000
afier approaching within two warned the German peopie in Nazi soldiers killed and hun-
campaign on a question of wag: Woirephors
ing and winning the war. miles of the city on the north- a gravely worded broadcast to- dreds captured during vester-
east and “frantically confused” RUSS RACE TOWARD GERMANY—Boxes show key night that Germany is in imme day's fighting and Moscow also
Berks ‘Soldier’ Role cities that ore immediate objectives of Russion drives
diate peril from gigantic attacks reported that the roundup of
Wirephote
fighting developed in the after-
The President proposes to ap AGAIN — President Roosevelt announced yesterdoy noon, Allied headquarters an- ‘arrows! along 350-mile central front. Note point encircled Nazi remnants east of
pear before the electorate in his roy where Reds ore only 60 miles from Germon bor- by numerically superior Allied Minsk had been completed.
‘thot he will occept the nomination for a fourth term. nounced,
fourth term try, not as a candi- Steady entire line were forces on three fronts. The Russians also were car-
Field dispatches filed at &
date, but as “a good soldier.” Implving that the German rying out a battle for the an-
IT’S ALL NEWS
p.m. however, said that after

Poll Indicates
His letter to Hannegan, writ- high command had been taken nihilation of German troops en-
a dav of swaving hatties with

Civilian Production Plan

ten in reply to a communieation circled in the center of Wilno,
German tank formations and hy surprise hy the direction of
fram the Democratic chairman
notifying him that more than a TO FIRST LADY, paratroopers, the Yanks Russia's historic offensive, Ditt-
Moscow said, as street fighting
there continued through the

Indorsement by
driven to the crest of the

Ordered in Effect July 15

mar said of the general war sit-
SHE ASSERTS
majority of the delegates to the fourth dav.
Democratic Nationa! Convention vation in a Berlin broadcast: In the face of this machine
[of on the northeast and were ‘“Evervthing we do now is di-
are legaliv bound to \ote for his like destruction of German de-
DAYTON (0.) July 11. looking down on the key road rected even more urgently than fenses, the Berlin radio as-

C..0. Handicap
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt to- center. WASHINGTON, July 11. ()— chairman, in announcing the hefore to the immediate task of
Comment on President Roose sumed a somber tone, seldom if
day said her hushand's de- Dive Rombers Aid The War Production Board an- agency s decision, the defense of German soil.”
velt's deciaration will be found ever matched in its propaganda
on Page 9. Part l. . cision to accept a fourth dive-bombers basted and nounced tonight that Chairman The staggered program was Dittmar said that the Rtes- speiling admitting “the supreme
| put to flight one German tank Donald M. Nelson's full program ratified bw the full War Produce 'sians, attacking in gigantic num-
test has come.”
term was all news to her. force massed just north of St) to prepare industry for civilian
nomination. contained an asser- RY GRORGE GALLUP tion Board, including its mili- hers, bad smashed breaches in
The first she knew of if, io and helped the infantry and production will be ordered jnto tary members today. Terms of Advances Admitted
tien that. if elected, the Pres'- PRINCETON July 11. the German !ines and thrust for.
dent would feef that he had as she said, was when report- artillery cut t6 pieces another effect beginning Saturday, the agreements had been worked ward deeply through them, The German radio acknow!l-
While the C.1.0. Political Action
little right to withdraw as a sol. ers approached her during force of about 35 tanks which The oniv concession to Army out privately after War Moehili-
Russian Peril Greatest
edged that Soviet troops had
‘Committee is making a strong attempted an audacious “drive and Navy opponente of the plan zation Director James F. By: nes smashed west hevond Wilno and
dier has to leave his post in the luncheon at Wright Field. “At the moment everything
ibid for political power through. to the sea” Monday night. sent word to the disputantsa to were striking along the road
line. is in staggered dates which de- depends on reestablishing the
“The President doesn't out the country, there is reason Another American force hear- fer operation of part of the plan adjust their differences quickly. leading to Kaunas (Kovno,) cap
“For myself,” said the Presi- situated created by the deep So- ital of Lithuania.
dent, “! do not want to run. Ry discuss these things with te helieve that its indorsement ing down on St. Lo from due to Aug. 15. The final order, effective in
e,” she added. “Many peo- of a candidate may do more north hecame embroiled in a mid-August, will permit W_P.R viet breach,” Dittmar said. The Moscow communi told
next spring | shall have been The announcement climaxed a
harm than good in a general elec- hattle three miles above the city stormy field offices to authorize the Dittmar’s talk, perhaps signifi. of the capture of Olkeniki on the
President and (Commander-in- ple think that he does, hut interagency hattie in
tion. at the Vire River crossing just which Nelson, convalescing from manufacture of civilian goods cantly titled “at the gates,” Merechanka River: 50 miles
Chief of the armed forces for 12 most often the first | know
Aithough it is true that C.1.0.- south of Pont-Hebert after cap- pneumonia, was opposed by the hitherto prohibited or restricted, came after an admission = bv southeast of Kaunas. as Red
vears—three times elected hy
of some decision is when | indorsed candidates have sccred turing the latter town, official! War and Navy departments and in the plants of companies which Adolf Hitler that the Allies had units advanced 20 miles weest-
the people of this country un-
see it in the papers.” Victories in. certain” areas. advices said. have labor and machinery not outstripped Germany in war pro- ward from a point midway be-
der the American constitutional! the War Manpower Commission
throughout the country as a Both sides appeared to have on gounds that the announced needed in the war effort. duction and a statement by Ger- tween Wilno and Lida.
system.” She said she would not
whole, a maiority of all voters pulled hack somewhat to mass program Wilson gave these dates for man Propaganda Minister Paul This added the threat of a
Divided on Wallace want a fourth term for her would divert labor joseph Goebbels that the Ger- flanking
and a heavy percentage of those for the hattle of St. Lo and from arms production, the @her three orders. movement against
Clarification of the President's hushand “unless the maijor- who sav thev are independent Next Saturday restrictions on man nation is now in danger. Kaunas, already opened to
when the Americans attacked The deferment of the most
position on the fourth-term issue ity of people felt it was nec- voters report that they are more and the Germans countered sweeping the use of aluminum and mag: “The high fighting qualities of frontal assault by Gen. Ivan
of the four Nelson the German soldier compensate
was not accompanied bv the essary.” likely to vote against a candidate with their armor “the situation orders until mid-August, will nesiim will be lifted, since these Cherniakhovsky's cavalry and
slightest hint, one way or an- than for him if he nas tne sup- was stirred up very badly.” a give the War Manpower Com. metais are in surplus supply. only to a limited extent for the light tanks driving along the
other. of Roosevelt's feeling or, | port of the €.1.0. commentator said in a gem of misison The action will permit the numerical superiority of enemy railway from Wiino.
more time to. perfect

Freak Accident
intentions concerning the choice forces even though the high
of a running mate.
| Facts Brought Out understatement. its organization and administra. light metals to replace other ma-
terials in goods which already morale of the German soldier
South of Lida the Russians
tive controls,” said Charles F. forced the Niemen River on a
| These facts are brought to Costly to enables use to increase his bur- 19-mile front, the supplement
Mate public at his regular Wilson, Ww executive vice.
Tuesday morning press confer-, light in a recent nation-wide, The fighting around St. To Tern to Page 5. Columa 6 den to an almost unlimited ex-
disclosed capturing RBvelitsa in

Plane Kills
cross-section Gallup poll in had cost the Germans around.40

Snarls Traffic ‘CAR DEALERSSAY

ence, the President's jetter to’ tent.” Dittmar said. a drive pointed toward the Pol-
Hannegan touched off renewed which. voters were asked this tanks destroved and an equal “What is already certain ts ish communications center of
FEDERAL REFEREE
conjecture on this subject and. question: number were left smoking hulks that the Soviet command once Grodno.
alse loosed a flood of contradic. | on the bleak hattlefields around more has made use of its abun-
the ©.1.0. union support-
IGNORED CEILING
Other Unit«= Gain
tory comments in which politica! A traffic sandwich.—an Caen where the enemy was dance of men and material in a
ed a candidate. would you he

in Trailer Camp
friend and foe either lauded or mohile between counterattacking incessantly in ‘way which poses the most seri- Another arm of Marsha! Kon-
two streetcars more likely to vote for that stantin K. Rokossovky's Ist
rondemned his fourth-term de- an effort to hold open a lifeline When is an 0.P.A_ ceiling ous problems for us.”
caused a tie-up of streetcars on tandidate, or against him?”
cision. for his troops entrenched in the price on used cars not a In a surprisingly frank admis. White Russian Army, aiming at
W. Sixth St. vesterday during sion that the German high com- Rialvstok, fought ite way 13
Opinion in Washington—and The replies for the country as southern suburbs. ceiling price?
generality through the Fast--is the “going home” fush at 6 p.m a whole are as follows: IL.t. Gen. Sir Miles C. Demp SOUTH PORTLAND mand had blhundered, Dittmar miles west of Slonim, which was
When the car is auctioned
ahout eveniv divided on the Approximately 24 yellow cars More likely to vote for ... _ sev's British 2nd Army opened July 11, A light Army said that the Russians had not taken Monday, and captured
off by a Federal referee in
question of whether Vice-Presi- still another offensive, this time plane crashed and exploded in heen expected to attack on the Ozernitsa, just 23 miles east of
-12 each wav—were held up by a OO-unit government § trailer
hbankruptey, the railway and highway june-
dent Wallace will be selected. striking eastward a mile from central front.
the accident, which occurred at Would make no difference This came to light vester- tion of Wolkowvek, last German
17 the Orne bridgehead above Caen colony late today, spewing flam.
He Chide« Newsmen dav in U.S. Referee Hugh stronghold before Bialystok.
industria! ing oil and gasoline over the
Nazis Continue
‘the intersection of Carondelet and capturing
President Roosevelt himself. St. when Among independent voters lL. Diekson’s court when a In this fighting west and
an auto driven by suburb of Colombelles. Here. homes of warworkers, killing
chided Washington correspond- even among Democratic voters, 1941 Studebaker custom southwest of Baranowicze more
George Wisting of Portiand, Or., a substantial percentage say they too, the Germans launched a 15 and injuring scores.
The dead were six children coupe went to the highest ‘than 2000 Germans were killed
Peace Feelers
ents today when he was as ked | tank counterattack and latest
ahout Wallace's status. He told! turned in front of a streetcar would he more likely to vote advices said the situation in and nine adults. Two of the bidder for $915. during the day, the supplement
his interviewers that thev operated by F. R, Brown as against a candidate than to vote latter were Army men. immediately there was a
that sector was confused. Tern to Page 2, Colama 1
ready had been given a suffi-, were traveling west, The for him if he has C.L.O. support. South of Caen. Canadian Mrs. Philip Russell of South storm of protest from a doz- TONDON, Julv 12 (Wednes-
ciently important story. Later’ streetcar spun Wistings auto This is shown im the following whose hushand, Army en used-car dealers who had dav.) U.P) -The News Chronicle
troops slammed up-to the Orne
the President and Wallac around and caused it to crash table giving the vote on the same
lunched together and conversed |into an easthound trolley oper. question among those who con. Tern to Page 3, Colomn 4 airport
It. Russell, was expected at the
about the time of the
bid on the automobile,
thev claimed that the 0.P.A.
as reported in a dispatch
Madrid today that highly relia-
from
THE WORLD'S
for two hours. ‘ated by Thomas F. Smith. The sider themselves Republican, crash, was waiting there with ceiling price list, which ble sources there had confirmed
WAR FRONTS
Mexican Held
From this conference no in- auto was facing east and. Democratic and independent: her 3-month-old child and heard went into effect Monday, reports that Germany has made
formation was immediately forth- erammed hetween the two street- Ree. Dem. Indes. it plunge into the trailers after put a limit of"$830 on this at least six peace feelers since PACIFIC —Fieet units and
coming. ‘cars after this squeeze play. More likely to disappearing in a fog bank over particular type of car. February. shore-hased American
14% 9%
in Revolt Plot
The Democratic Vice-Presiden- Trolley traffic, both east and, vote for ... 8% the airport Mahion L. Harker, O.P.A. The latest, It was said, was planes continue attacks in
tial nomination seems to shape |westhound. was at a standstill Against 43 army officers from Ft. WY. price attorney, ruled that made in a neutral capital two Marianas and along Kurilea.
up in this fashion: Woald make Hams, Cape Elizabeth and Gren. ceiling prices do not apply weeks ago before Adolf Hitler's
for more than 30 minutes while
First, a majority of the dele- wrecking crews extricated the no difference 14 22 ta
MEXICO CITY, July 11. ier Field, Manchester, N.H., be. in this case, gioomv speech to armament
Guam, Pagan, Paramushire
and Shumushu struck. Page
The National Defense Ministry gan an investigation. workers in which he asserted
_Tarn
farn to ta Page 10, Column 1 auto. |Ne 21 17 4, Part I.
announced tonight that an army. The plane struck an emhbank.- that the Nazis never would ca-.
officer has heen arrested on ment on the edge of the camp
Auto Mishaps FRANCE — Most savage

IN THE ‘TIMES’ TODAY

WEDNESDAY pitulate,
court-martial charges of attemprt- and leaped on into the ever fighting since D-Day explodes
ing to incite units of an artillery enveloping across Normandy front.
JULY 12, 1944
regiment to revolt.
The National Defense Minis-
the settlement
fame and smoke as it exploded
Kill Three ‘Nazi War Chiefs’ Americans, beating off tanks.
advance to two milee from
Reported Moving
RADIO. Page 9 Part tf! THE CITY. Freak eecident enari« GENERAI. FASTERN Army)
roeh-hour trolley traffic. Page 1}, plane crashes into trailer camp, kil! try announcement said that St. Lo. British at other end
COMICS.
WOMEN'S
Page 7. Part
ACTIVITIES. Pages
Part I,
t'nionist«’ effort to force collec
ing 15. Page |, Part I.
Rosten Mavor wine in Masse
Capt. Benito Castaneda Chavar-
ria “vesterday attempted to in-
0. Pact Forces Trafic accidents
lives of three persons in Los
claimed the
LONDON, July 11.
of line narrow gap east of
Caen. Page 1, Part I.
and

RATION
6, Part Ii

POINTERS. Page &.

tive bargaining
in Counct!|, Page
plan again
Part I!
defeated ehusetts
Sen.
Democratic Governor
Thomas renominated in kia
race:
cite various contingents of the
2nd Artillery Regiment
Veterans From Jobs
at a
Angeles County vesterday. formation
The dead are: Weslev B. Jones, Forces of the Interior, LA. Gen.
from the French
RUSSI1A—Russian armies
Rond drive sales total stil! climb homa. Page Part I, drive ahead on
Part 11. camp here to rebel.” RUFFALO (N_Y.) July TL. 19. and Dena Fradv, 19, both of Joseph-Pierre Koenig's fighting
Money partes speeds up with
PUZZLE. Page 7. Part ti
ing Page 7. Part |.
quotes principel undecided § issue “Fortunately the subversive Rell Aircraft Corp. has laid off Chino, and Ezra St. Coeur, 23, patriots, indicated tonight that’
front. German border only
Mavor asks reappointment of
Page 7, Part |. attempt received no support,” 43 war veterans because no wavy of San Pedro. the supreme command of the ‘0 miles away. Page 1,
MOTION PICTURES AaND THE Griffith and Rorough, Page
ATERS. Pages 12 and 13. Part Il Dewey to confer with 24 G.O.P. could be found to protect their Jones and his companion, Miss German army had transferred Part I.
Part the announcement anid.
Reset leader«e will he needed for Governors. Page 11, Part I. jobs under the company's ¢on- Fradv, were fatally injured its headquarters from Russia to LONDON — Allies have
BIRTHS. DEATHS AND
when the former's car struck a France.
Producer Flying Here
RIAGE NOTICES. Page 1). ronversion ‘© peace. says Army of.
WASHINGTON. Roosevelt save he ltract with the United Automo captured 54.000 prisoners
ficer. Page 7, Part |!
Part will acrep! nomination but remains |bile Workers, C10. company tree on Valley Blvd. near Gill There was no elaboration of since start of invasion and
Rody of unidentified siain womer silent on Wallace. Page |}, Part |. the French report. Observers
PICTORIA! PAGE. Page 3. Part found on roadside near
MEXICO CITY, July 11. ‘officials said today. St. in Pomona. “much has been achieved.”
Compromise reached on pro. Emilio Azcarraga, Mexico City The mer had not been em- St. Coeur, a mechanic, of 1055 helieved that it means that the
FINANCIA!. Stock market re grove. Page 12, Part I.
duction of civilian goods. Page |, Montgomery teil* troops in
fairs balence. Commodities turn
Part 1.
radio and motion-picture figure. ploved by the company prior Parapet Court, San Pedro. was Germans are attempting to cen- broadcast. Page 2. Part I.
mixed. news. Page Part left by plane today for Los An- ‘to their service in the armed injured when his motorcycle tralize the direcion of a war
es THE SOUTHLAND. Marine Raider
(ferison warns against compromised
REMEMBER THIS en
Roosevelt and de Gaulle in accord
French eivll admintetration. geles, where he «aid he will ac- forces. Officiais explained thev struck a parked car on the W)- drawing rapidly near to their
ROME—French troops of
the Sth Army fight their way
ta Page 4. Part quire equipment for large new failed in attempts to amend the mington-San Pedro road He died borders on the east and at a
Peace with Japan. Page 27. Part fl The sec ret of good huryin di h t th to points 20 miles from Filor-
veterans at the San Pedro Receiving Hos- siower pare across France to-
TS. National All-Stare~ bea thin t the can n a afford limit.
keep within Part L
WAR. Pages 2. 4 and 8. |MOVIE
‘ing here.
Ne ‘©
jlaid off a eeniority status, | pital, ,;ward Germany from the west.
ence. Page ?. Part [.
A

;
 2 Port JULY 12,1944 ** Allies Capture |
Foes Exchange French Smash Within
UNICH-TOULO
ar

M LON ]
Wounded in 20Clark’sMiles of Florence
BOMBED BY YANKS |
V east

Forces Matching Everything Germans |

No Man's Land
Re,

Allies Also Blast Robot Launching Areas Montgome Can Offer in Three Valleys Leading to Arno
and Destroy German Tanks in Battle Zone Ci
Carteret Sauveur

| RY JOHN, THOMPSON ROME, July li. — Fifth,ne closer Monday than 10. miles
“| Allied forces have captured Chicage Tribune Correspandent their ad- to Livorno at any point, al
Army French troops,
LONDON, July 17, Fortressee and Liberators prisonere and “much has IN NORMANDY, July vance spearheaded
by ‘American’
though they were pushing grad-
fleets totaling 4000 bombers and dered to Southern Germany from. been achieved” in fierce fighting
Les save ually across the roadways lead-
Oniv a few hours before the St, tanks, were within 20 miles of ing to it. The Italian Resis
fighters today pounded three vi- British hases under escort Of sine@ the invasion of Europe, sector burst into flame with,
Florence tonight and Lt. Gen. Front
tal German targets—the Munich about 150 fighters and dumped Gen Sir Bernard L. Montgom-
asserted that pat
this morning's attacks, some
were battling the enemy in D+
area, Toulon on the Mediter. W*ll over 3000 tons of explosives ery told his troops in Normandy American and German first-aid Mark W. forces were
- ranean and fiying-bomb sites in UN&Anounced targets in the’ in a broaricast today. Caumont ‘ men had heen out in no man's fighting their way against ev- vorno and in Ancona on. the
eaet coast.
Northern France — and struck Vicinity, of the Nazi party's , “Our gains have been definite erything the Germans offered
|
land exchanging dead and
Americans in the Era Valley,
anew at-Nazi battlefront trans- *hrine city of Munich. Miser- ahd concrete.” the general said wounded, along three river valleys lead-
westernmost of the three
port and supply. able weather forced the bom: «phe Ajiied armies in Norman. The practice had begun 6n ing to the Arno River, water
leya, by-passed Lajatico to reach
The offensive sent American ?@™4iers to use instruments for 4. have good grounds for solid, this particular sector a week. harrier guarding the front point almost due @ast of 1)
aa? FRANCE balance enemy's Gothic Line.
heavv¥ ‘bonthber aquadrons from Fjak was heavy and 20) .atisfaction. ago when Capt. William Heff-
Terriie German gunfire 20 miles away. Nearer
Rritain and Italy ageinat Munich bombera and two fighters failed “We have taken 54,000 pri« ‘ner of Northport, N.Y., and four
the coast, they took the village
and Toulon in Southern France, to return from the mission. onera: We havé given the Ger-| ‘German paratroopers’ aid men slowed Ht. Gen. Sir Oliver
of Casale, about nine miles in-
and as Weather cleared late tn’ From Mediterranean mane a tremendous pounding.
Wireehere
spent 40 minutes between the Leese’s 8th Army around Arez-
ALLIES PUSH ON—Here ore’ moin Allied advances in zo, fiveway- highway junction land and twe and one-half miles
We are firm and secure.” lines protected from fire by the
At the same time the Mediter- north of Castellina.
fighter.
Normandy, including Yonk drive within two miles of St. Geneva Red Croas. In this int. northeast of Lake Trasimeno.
‘ranean air force sent Text of Rroadcast Advanced elements bévand
Swiss Report Crews lescorted L.iberators-——a force of The text of Gen Mon m-
Lo ond capture of Lo Roserie _ Canedian troops occupied tial exchange the Americans re- but some of his troops swung
Volterra reached a point about
four miles of Orne River's western bonk near Coen. far to the northwest to capture
of Bombers Interned |probably more than 500 planes. “| ery’s broadcast:
6:
turned one dead German
geant for two wounded Ameri-
ser-
Castel di Groglio and San Re. tix miles north of ‘the city... In
ZURICH, July 11. from Italian bases to make the golo, 28 miles south-southeast of the Elsa Vallev, which opens in-
ALLIED FORC ES SMASH
sixth attack on harbor installa- _, A great deal has happened cans and one dead one.
At least eight American last bombed Since my last message to you It occurred while Capt. Heff. Florence and within 10 miles of to the Arno about 18 milee west
itions at Toulon,
bombers, some of them had- ‘ner wae making his first trip to the southward course of the of Florence, French Goumiers
lv damaged, landed in Swit- July 5. The attack was through one month ago, took Hill 380, ne@r Ranza, eight

AHEAD ON WIDE FRONT

the furthermost front lines. His Arno in Central Italy. —
veriand todav. Two were a heavy anti-aircraft barrage’ “The battle in Normandy has miles northeast of Volterra.
but no enemy planes were seen been fierce and hard since then guide had left him and the next French Take Wily
reported to have enme down
and crewmen reported a good and much has been achieved. thing he knew he was out in
Northeast of the &th Army.
| British Withdraw
at _Altenrheim. Northeaat- The Americans were advance: front alone.
ern Switzerland, and six at
pattern of bomb hits. “Our gains have been definite Continued from First Page } spearhead, the French were the Reporte from the Arezzo front
Dubendorf. All crews were British home-based |Lancasters and concrete and we have held
on @ three-mile front, entering | closest of any of the Allied ar- said that the Germans opened
with a fighter escort making up everything we have gained, de- mies to Florence, After heavy *¢vere gunfire on every 8th
JAnterned.,
another striking force of per. eplte desperate efforts of the
Louvigny, while their right
flank clung to Hill 112 dominat-)
jagged front of nearly 48 miles “About 100 yards away fme 4 fighting, they seized Hill 634, ATMy movement in the ares.
haps 500 planes gave the flying e#emy to push us back into the and also had driven within three four Germans,” said Capt. ee! key observation point overlook-. British armored
the day Marauders and Havocs homb sites of Northern France S¢8, on the west flank, Cher-
ing the enemy's eacape roads |
miles of Lessay on ‘their west|ner. “They hed large Red
ing the Pesa River less than 20 *#nce thrusts near San Anaata-
hunted the “huzz-homb” another pasiing after a 48-hou! bourg; on the east flank, Caen;
from Caen. The fighting cov-
flank and within four miles of Crose flag and were motioning milee from Florence. sio, three miles southwest of
ered its slopes with German me toward them. |
sites on the enast and smashed
at rail lines and fuel dumps be-
respite and returned without! much territory in between— dead. |
Periers in the center.
“When I got there we started | (The Brazzaville radio broad. Ate779, were fired upon and
The Allies were hammering talking in English and German
cast an Algiers report that the forced to withdraw. although
hind the enemy front. Berlin Attacked “struggle with a skillful enemy Yank Forces Fused
home their attacks without the | For the final attack on St. 14,)and later we even used French.
Biast Inatallations Lest night R.A.F. Morquitoes iwphose good fighting qualities the suburbe of the important enemy strongholds at San Zeno,
full support of Allied air might, the Yanks fused forces with the They were searching for a non
RAF. heavy bombers attacked Reriin, giving the ene- but in the last four days the air main eastern flank of the French: com they believed was wound. junction town of aj in the same general area.
turned to Northern France to- my capita! its ninth hombing Nearly 200,000 forces have managed to pound about 21 miles southweat of; the Tiber Valley, &th Army
night for the third attack of the since D-Day. Seven of the pre. more than 60 enemy tranaport
; but that he'd juat died. | Florence, in the Elsa River Units were five miles heyond
dav on the fiving-bomb instal- vious blows were at night, by Germans Surrender centers in Northern France.
Nazis Order French asked If they
lations, and American Thunder. the Mosquitoes and the eighth) Many of these now are biocked | I agreed
| north of Umbertide. There was
NEW YORK, July 11. (A could get the body.
to Leave Bayonne Americana Push On little progress on the Adriatie
bolts «truck at German gun po- was hy American heavies in, Nearly 200,000 German «ol- with rolling stock and fallen
‘if they would give me any Amer-) The Germans were using mor-' front.
sitions and tanks in the Lessay daviight, | diers have surrendered to bridges and the . connecting
and Periers sectors of the bat- Robot raidere continued to) the Allied armies since the roads are perforated with cra-| German military authori- of whom was tare and heavier guns increas) Monday and Monday night AL
ties have ordered immedi- ingiy in hattle for all high lied heavy and medium planes
tle front. R.A.F. fighter-bombers. explode on London and on other beginning of the summer ters. dead, three,
and they agreed to bring) ground on thie front, and their bomber German communications
fiving more than 300 sorties with sectors today after a compara offensives, the British radio Also in action behind the lines| ate civifian evacuation of | ” |
a loss of two planes, destroved tively quiet night.in thre capital; said today in a broadcast di- were Alliéd troops, including) the French coastal city of |nee Sa went back to our for- resistance
Heffner
extended westwardin North Italy, hitting rail yards
at least three tanks and knocked aithough many of them were: rected to the Germany ar- Frenchmen of the “special air) Rayonne ars the result of |ward outpost and sent for litter across the Elsa and Era valleys!at Milan. Cremona, Rovigo and
out one sotitheast of Hortot-les. shot down hy air and ground’ my. service.” presumably parachut. all the way to the Ligurian'in the Genoa area, cutting the
shore acrose the path of the rail tracke through the Po Vai-
Rages. and damaged two others defenses. At least six robots’ C.B.S. recorded the broad. jeta, who have scored successes | hy Allied planes warning | endesvous. The Germans ap- ‘th Army advance toward the ley and hombing bridges south
near Vimont. were knocked down Hy ground: cast which gave-the follow- against enemy communications,
American fire.
Arno and Livorno (Leghorn.) ‘of Bologna and in the hattle
More than 1100 b | ing listing: captured prisoners and delivered
“In Ttaly more than 325,000 them to the Allied lines. | was reporter here ‘tion ag the American litter Americans por rea,
bearere came up. |
German Robots Drive
German prisoners since May | Rritixeh Hold Hill 112

Prolonged Nazi Stand ©

pitts
Invasion communique No. 72,
“In Normandy more than at 11:30 p.m., said that heach head in the vicinity of: Cigaretion Kxechanged
54.000 prisoners since June 4. 12 Meauffe, five miles north of “Kor about 40 minutes all told

96,000 From London

Hill 112 had changed Nande sev-

on Gothic Line Doubted

“In Russia more than St. LA. we stayed there,” Heffner contin:
eral timés in the last 24 hours
ed. “! offered them cigarettes
110,000 German prisoners but latest front reports «aid the All along the American front “
since June 23.” | vital hich they seemed to enjoy and
height was in British pos- the Germans were resisting from
LONDON, July 11. reach of the bombs a number return I amoked one of
seesion, hehind hedgerows, foreste ‘and '" BY MAJ, GRORGE FIELDING
41,900 mothers and children left of Parliament members whose and tenacity The communique said that theirs. eheut
man-made floods, but the Yanks, talked It was
how: very
mediesbad,of beth|
We;
in hattle cannot
London today, bringing to 96,000 constituencies Rave heen MORE! pit attract our admiration. American columne uth = of using a combination of tanks, armies got killed and the Ger- There is considerable doubt diagonally across Ltaly from the
the number of evacues from direetivy affected Hy the rohot “The pace has been hot and Carentan and west of St. Joan de engineers and infantry, were as to whether Field Marshal Gulf of Genoa to the Adriatie,
me Rritish capital in the last biltz met privately to discus® i+ wae clear that someone would Dave were converging on St. steadily weeding fut their mans sumgested we carry much
Kesseiring has sufficient troops lie the great open expanses of
days as the Germans re- means of combating the new} pave to give ground sooner or Andre de Rohom,
|
four miles atron inte in bitter, close. larger. Geneva flags on to he
the
néwed their robot blitz follow-. menace. south of Carentan. ‘quarter fighting. hattiefieid and wave them. Since in Italy t© make anything like|the Emilian and Lambard
hater.
then we've really been atirring
a prolonged stand on the so-/ plains. Once gut in thie open
ing the first night-long lull since Meeting in the House of Com. «1¢ was equally clear that the -

ihe attack. began, mons at the suggestion of Prim@ 4jijeq <oldiers the breeze with our fags.” called Gothie Line, of which we “UNtry, Kesstiring’s broken di-
would see the
ALLIED TROOPS OPERATE
visions, lacking armor and heavy
This number, the largest sin- Minister Winston Churchill, the thine through to the end and have heard so much. guns, would have little chance
gle .government-assisted members considered civil. and would never give
evacuation since the desperate defense aspects of the problem up, and dropped with a crash near by.|
Probably the German strength against the -powerful sweep of
the Germans have been forced
days Of 1959, included 31,000 and aithough no statement was j, give ground, which was very As one man Heffner and the in Italy includes 25 to 28 divi- the 5th and Sth armies,
BEH |N D GERMAN LI N E
mothets with, children under 5. issued, it was understood that right and proper. four Germans jumped into a slit sions. Of these, four are in Must Plug Holes
The remaining 10,000 of today's LONDON, July 12 (Wednes ment,” but kept-secret immies fighting
the detaila (rench, huddling together. It. Northern Italy, nominally in Moreover. as previously point
evacues were school chiidren ac- wae a trench which had previ-
companied by teachers.
thoroughly abreast of Nari de- in Normandy have good ground day.)()-—Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-of the organization. ously been used by both serve but having trouble with ed out in these articles, Kessel
sides)
velopments in the flying bombs for solid satisfaction. hower'’s headquarters disclosed. Italian Partisan forces, The iMa’s communications with Ger-
‘As children poured from Lon- and other probable new German’ “We have taken 54.000 pris. The wording of the communi: jo the give-and-take war for both many run across the plain. If
don ‘into’ safer: areas out of weapons. in a communique last night that, que made clear that it was some- German and American equip
,oners, actual fighting strength of the| 4020 communications were to
“We have given the enemy Allied troops are operating be- thing more than mere organized ment lay about it, remainder has been reduced by pe cut he could be supplied
‘forces a tremendous pounding hind German lines jin France guerrilla resistance and distinct Care Taken of Wounded | ahout two-thirds; that ia, onivy from France. by rallwaye
[ FE
B selring really has the equivalent which run through that part of

ON ENTIRE EAST FRONT

RED ‘and we know from. prisoners with “a special air service regi. from the French Forces of the’ Heffner said the German aid
what great losses they have suf- Interior under Gen. Charlies de men were very correct through- of seven or eight full-strength france where the French Parti
divisions, plus the four in r@' een forrew are stron@est and
Nazis Seize
Gaulle. out the meeting and had taken
f The group was called “Allied good care of our wounded men. serve. To make a long stand On moat active.
‘ tended our lodgement area an troope including French,” indi. In pérting the German pera the Gothic Line he would n@@d iene York Trike
Continued from Firet Page
Livestock
'Josses in entrapments at Vitebsk.in that area we are very firm cating it was made up of British troopers insisted on ehaking at least 18 good divisions, an
said, More than 600 were killed Robruisk and Minsk, the toll at’ and secure and we are develop. and possibly Americans working hands with the fellow ~medic that he ie ahort three or four
Wilno might well increase the ing our offensive operations in with the French. It ie known and thev saluted the American — of the numbers ne Mass Slaying
and nearly as many taken
and Hostages
total of German: killed and cap- accordance with our plan. that French parachutisie have a8 he and the litter bearers re-
oner on the front between Rara- tured for the summer campaign,
in Rome to Be
All Must Do Duty heen in action since D-Day and turned to our lines. |
nowieze and Tjda. only 19 days old, to 250.000. i ‘they may be part of the regi- Since then, Heffner said, almi..
In the closing day of the Minsk And.so0 to every Allied sol. WITH AMERICAN TROOPS. This explains the constant and
ment. lar exchangés have heen effected. frantic shifting about of German

Investigated
tic in the roundup, Soviet forces capturec dier haein Normandy, I sav: ‘Well. IN NORMANDY, July 11, (®— While details of the operations The Americans always
troops, the sudden stiffening of wait tin-
“The Germans now are adopt- still were secret, the commu. til the firing from both sides resistance in one sector only at
and an equal number were cap- 2%rd killed or taken by the Rus- ing a seorched-earth policy in nique announced the group al- has ceased and soldiers’ nerves the expense of seeing an Allied
tured, Moscow said,
Official figures on the toll of, Moscow said, commander of the fehtin
France.”
withthe grant traditions
That statement was made to- of readv had taken prisoners and 4re calmer before venturing out
operated ‘against communica.
advance in another sector. The!)
into no man’s land looking for great Allied difficulty is trans-
New York Times
ROMK. fuly 11.—The greatest
dav bv a senior American civil crime which the Germans com
J
German casualties resulting 2/th Army Corps, who surren- lies tions and other military targets.” German aid men and a chance to port. Gen. Alexander takes ar-
‘mitted in Italy—the massacre
from the Nazis’ headlong flight dered along with his headquar-’ affairs officer at one corps head-; The fact that the Allied troops recover more of our wounded.
| friends in the vantage of the German weak of 400 civilian hostages March
from Minsk were not disclosed, ters staff. ‘be verv proud of thei folk Quarters, Who said that in a trip were able to report their suc- Coprrieht. 1944. br the Chicase Tribune
4pots as they appear, but it (23, 24 and 25—is going to be in-
but the broadcast Russian com- Associated Presa Correspond. servins men around the front-line area just
evacuated bv retreating takes time for him to maneuver vestigated by order of the Al-
munique said that more than Eddy Gilmore said in a. the desir aside from the fact that they German Trawler his forces, to realign his supply lied
2000 prisoners were taken in the dispatch from Moscow that Allied gp Nazis he had found evidence «authorities, it was an.
were holding prisoners “pending system, and so his advance is nounced today.
final day of the mopping-up op- #/l practical purposes Pinsk i¢) 1a. to finish thie business off
erations east of the White Rus lost to Hitler. It has
they are selzing hostages and
pillaging farms and homes on
transmission to thia country,” 7? apottv—a few miles here. a A few days before the maaaa-
| - yaxible showed that they were in close Sunk by British check, and then a few miles ere Italian partisans killed 42
sian capital, raising the unofficial three sides closing in rapid- widespread scalé. contact regularly with headquar-| LONDON, July 11.
day-to-day tabulation of German ly. The Nazis obs inously until it is finished off “The Germans had an inven- somewhere else. Germans in a pitched battle tn
ters, coastal forcee of the British However, fhe mountainous a Rome street called Via Ra-
killed and wounded in the area fall back, and hurriedly, ton iia eve att must do : tory of livestock In Normandy Although there was no official mavy attacked four heavily zone which is giving the Ger-
to approximately 55,000. Brest Litavsk. or become encir-| caniot Better than con and planned to seize it all Py sella. The Nazis announced they
elaboration, it seemed reason- armed German trawlers off the
D-plus-20," he said, “hut we mans all these defensive advan- would kill 10 hostages for ev-
Of Wilno, where fighting has 'cled as they have sO many times clude this message by able to suppose that these “regi- hook of Holland early Sunday tages is now getting pretty shal-
quotin " moved so fast in cleaning up ery German. As other German
heen in progress for four days, in this campaign.”
with the Nazis using its narrow, favorite prayer of Bir Francis Cherbourg
The Ist White Russian army
|p, Peninsula they were «Lard God. when Thon
ments” were dropped by para- morning, sinking one of them low. The Allies are working ‘soldiers died of wounds
chute, It was likely, too, con- and damaging another, the Brit-
unable to carry out their pro- their wav across the southeast. eurred In the fight more Ro
winding streets to the fullest de- Of Marshal Konstantin -Rok0#-| to ‘Thy servante to en gram. sidering the extent of organized ish Admiralty announced today.
ern reaches of the Apennines. mane were killed.
fensive advantage, the Moscow *Ovsky, already 20 miles west | o anv great matter ont French resistance, that they had Ali the Rritiah ships returned
and they are coming up the Ad-
communique said, “Our troops Of the rail junction of Luniniesy: |. . alen to Know that it “As they are bheing pushed the close co-operation of French with no caaualties. The Italians were murdered
riatic coastal shelf between the by being Diown up in the Arca-
continued the annihilation of which fell Monday, was Within: oginning hut the continuing hackward now, however, they interior forces.
mountains and the sea, In the tine Caves on the erige of the
isplated enemy. groups in the cen- 10 miles of Pinsk and within &\of tne same until it he thorough. are taking every cow, horse and
center the Germans are making city.
tér of Wilnd.” more: than 100 miles of |. anisned which yieldeth the chicken they can lay their
a desperate stand before
To thie dav the hodies
the have not heen identified or giv-
The city, disputed for cen- Breat Litovek itself, ‘true glory.’ : : hands on.
“In the last territory we WASHINGTON, July 12. (-- German Column road junction of Arezzo, which en Chrietian burial and the
turies, Was ehtirely encifcied and) Capture of Pinsk woukl wipe) “Let ua fight on to Vietoryv in controls their lateral communt commission
the cost to the Germans of hold: out the German bulge at the’, spirit of that prayer. — cleared went into a smal! town Mail service between the United appointed by Col,
TLONDON, July 11. U.P)—~Mar- cations.
ing it torthe ‘bitter-end was ex-jedge of the Pripyat Marshesan...»
pected td he tremendous. and give the Soviet forces
«Good luck to each
wr
one of and found that the Germans
had taken hack with them év-
States and the city of Rome and : ;
Vatican City was resumed to. sal Tito’s Yugoslav Partisans,
Charies Poletti, regional com-
It is on the enat and center missioner, will not only do that
continuing théir offensive opera that the real Allied opportunity’ but will make a thorough tnves-
‘With the Germans already @imost atraight line north ery man, woman and child un. day,
as the Postoffice Depa rtment tions, annihilated a German
;
border. | me col. seema to lie, and not in the di- tigation to provire the facts for
having sufferéd tremendous the Latvian der 65." ‘announced.
—_.,umn in Western Bosnia, it was rection of Florence and Leghorn. history and for. postwar reck-

ARTILLERY RIDDLES
American Group Sees Inside ‘NAZI
announced today, while in the For behind the mountain wal! oning.
of the Apennines, which cut®' coperight, 1944, Nee Yart Times

HEADQUARTERS Ustashis.

of Vast Ural Red Army Arsenal an. for Deliverance From Nazis -ALLIES LOSE 1284 PLANES
¢

TERS, ALLIED EXPEDI- |

CAEN, July 10. (Déelayed.)
SINCE FRENCH INVASION
MOSCOW, July 11. ()-—The, Newspaper, redio and theaters TIONARY FORCE, July.11. | few plecea of furniture. |
inside workings of the Urals. are used to bring the impact of) : APA hatterv of some of (U.P)—In the church that Wil-
Central Asia arsenal of the Red “4” home to the workers While; the
delegations are sent frequently;
heaviest long-range
American artillery vet used
liam the Conqueror founded,
some 2000 Frenchmen knelt to-
| GUARDS AND FLEES LONDON, July 11. @-—The
Allies In the first month of the
ing glider towplanés—and
of the R.A.F. Coastal Command.
planes
army, have been disciosed 10 A {4 the military ones, -in Normandy played hob Several thousand of their fel. Chicago Tribune Press Service
group. of American observers Thé effect of war could also recentiv with a German dav to give thanks for their de- countrymen probably were IN NORMANDY, July IT. invasion lost 1284 aircraft from While the numerical losses of
who made a two-week fiving tour seen in the lack of consumers’ corps heafiquarters, with the liverance from German rule hy dead in the battles that led to About four hours before H- approximately 158,000 sorties Allied planes wes slightly great-
of the vast. Russian mierior, goods and clothes and in the run. help of an armed pursuit Aritish soldiers and for their the Germans’ expulsion from hour on the St. Io sector, flown from British and French er than the total of Germene’
The group, which included down dwellings. Numerous tem-. plane. deliverance from death in the most of the ecitv. Some 8000 the Germans threw in a hases, and déatroved 1087 enemy shot from the eir, no attempt
Friec Johnaton, president of the porary dwellings meet the hous. hattlie that raged around and were homeless, some in a hoya’) counteratiack. They cap plarves in the air, sipreme head. was made to include énemy air-
The battery wae given the
US. Chamber of Commerce: ing shortage catised by an influx, through Caen hefore their op- echool near the church, another quarters announced tonight. craft destroyed on the ground
range of the German head- tured 2nd Robert
Riand Calder, first secretary of of refugees. quarters, and, hecause it had pressore withdrew. 2500 in a convent southwest of Davis of Derby, Ia. The daily lost in the initia! or in aircraft factariés or assem-
fhe U.S. Embassy. and four cor- Women constitute a big per: | Thev had little else to he the city, | Davie wae being marched stages of the Invasion was about biv plants, alihough these most
to fire so far hehind the
respodent¢, traveled more than centage of the workers at some thankful for, They had lort Yet thev cluetered intently hack inte the German lines 1 per cent, and for the whole certainly would make the Nazi
enemy lines, wast assigned
6000 miles. of the biggest industries visit- their worldly goods beneath the around the altar as a white later when American artil- month was about eight-tenths of losses greatér,
armed plane instead of
The observers were impressed ed, including one artillery plant, tye yeual clow Cub recon- ehelle and bombe that had rohed hishop celebrated mass lery opened up a barrage. Ll per cent. The German loss amounts ta
by the tremendous energics un- and were in a majority in fac naissance plane to spot its ripped Caen. They came to St. and gave an address of thanks The Germans ran for cover. The totais, for the period from about half the estimeted strength
leashed in the war effort, bring- tories where work was lighter. pire Stephen's Church with giving.
their : “It was my chance,” Davis June @ to July 4, included all of the German air force on
ing promise of further develop-| The Americans said they were| Ae the firat few shells few pitiful household belongings The Britieh were moving food, = caid later. “My two gquarda aircraft. dispatched on opéra- D-Day, although there is no in
ment of the region in peacetime. welcomed warmiv at @ach citys. whammed into the building, and their families to live in the milk, chocolate and flour into «seemed more interested in tional missions of a}! kinds, in- formation availebié¢ on replenish.
‘They found the entire indur- and were showered with ques: | aurvivors of the German shelter of the ancient walla. the bove’ achool and there were cover than me, so I pulled cluding deep strategic attacks. ments since. The fact that the
defensive patrols and reconnais- Germans are atill producing
trial empire keyed sharply for tions which indicated a keen im) staf ran for cars to eacape A white-hearded grandfather signa that the resident congreg®
and his ancient spouse crouched tion soon will grow less as MA
my knife and stabhed each
sance, as well as immediate sup- planes has heen indicated by
war. terest Inf the t'nited States along: hy rnad affering a perfect ane That's why I'm here
The siogan “Everything for with the hope of postwar co-op) arget for the spotter plane. drearily hecide a twowherled thinery for evacuating Caens now, 1] guess thev're dead.” port af the Normandy fighting, the Allied attacks on a number
widely., eration. . cart containing bundles and a homeless goes inte action, except giiders—although count- ,of factories since D-Day.
the front” is displayed
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Los angeles Cimes **

4
WED., JULY 12, 1944—PartT 3

London Children Moved From Rang Nazi Robot Bombs ~ -

~ ‘ —

Captured
Wirephote

FRIENDS — Lt. Gen. Jomes.:

| | £ on Doolittle, 8th Air Force Com-.
mander, chats with Princess
Elizabeth at on Americon
heavy bomber base in Eng-
land which she visited with «©
the King and Queen to chris-
ten a new Flying Fortress.

EVACUATION — Lobeled
with lorge tags ond carry-
«possessions in
hondbags, these London
children, part of 15,000
moved from range of Nozi
rocket bombs, stand at rail-
road evacuation platform.

_ Marine Hero Back for Treatment

Loves ‘Oseag

Btory on Page 12. Pert ! UP) Wirephote from Const Guard

BARGAIN —Left to right, Actresses Joan Winfield, Dolores Moran, Phyllis Stewart, PRISON BOUND—Lt. Col. Hans Franz Fuller, right,
Janis Paige are sending autographed “‘unmentionables’’ to fighter group in England, _ four times decorated but coptured in Normandy, talks
which will destroy two planes, bridge and warehouse as its part of the bargain. to Coast Guard officer en route to Allied prison camp.
en Page 2. Pert ll ?, phote from Marine Corps *

DOWNED —Lt. Col. Evans Carlson, Morine Raider

leader wounded on Saipan, is greeted at San Diego by
Pfc. R. R. Wall, Cpl. G. R. Mohler, his Guadalcanal! men.
=

Stery on Pege 12. Pert ! Times phote

i PRIME MINISTER
— Peter Fraser, New Zealand's Prime Wirephote from Coast Guard
Minister, os he stepped from plane on arrival here. ALLIED SUPPLY ARMADA—The French Normandy coast is black with shipping lied troops now pushing bock German defenders. Barrage balloons fly overhead as
He soid his country looks to America for leadership. and fleets of trucks throng the shore os reinforcements and supplies arrive for Al- protection against possible enemy oir attacks which thus for hove not materiolized.
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4 l-WED.,
JULY 12,1944 ** Los angeles Cimes CHINESE HOLD Japs Poun
U.S. Liberator Navy Discloses British Forces Press Pursuit
| Chinese Prepare AGAINST FIERCE Bombers Blast of Fleeing Burma Japanese
farmers TAP PRESS URE Without Pause
, Defenses as CHUNGKING, July 11.°() Yap Airdrome New York Times
Sub 5-28 Lost
WASHINGTON, July
KANDY (Ceylon) July 11. ()! gaung road in Burma, the Chi-
British troops in a dogged pur-| nese high
11. ()—/suit of overwhelmed Japanese |today.
command announced

Chinese troops have recap- PEARL HARBOR, July 11.— ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, | 4 va|forces have pushed on from! One edlumn moving down the
tured Yungfeng, 45 miies 'American forces are cleaning up NEW. GUIN July 12 The gubmarine 5-25, |Ukhrul, reaching Ongshim, nine road from Kamaing and another
pete: , 7 ot | veteran of the underseas fleet, miles to the southeast, Adm. moving up from Mogaung made
~ Jap Drive Stalls northwest of the Hunan Saipan Isiand while Fleet units
_(Wednesday.) ()— Southwest
has been lost during training) Lord Louis Mounthattens head-| contact seven miles from the
Province rail city of Heng- ‘and shorebased aircraft carry _ Pacific Liberators have biasted eyercises with all of her person- quarters announced today. latter city.
yang, while withstanding
on steady attacks along the Ma- |Yap airdrome in the Carolines nei of about 60 officers aud men.| This advance follows the final qe
RY A. T. STEELE ‘| Japanese pressure in the out-
>
Chicago Daily News Foreign Service skirts of Hengyang itself, rianas Islands and northward again, this time with 30 tons of, The sub was under command myforcesshreat-| Traiwing Base Built
with Mrs. Fred Beck) AT AN AMERICAN AIR’ the Chinese high command in the enemy's Kuriles defenses.
|RASE, SOUTHWEST CHINA, announced tonight.
bombs. Some parked airplanes
of 1.t. Comdr. Jack C. Campbell,|piain in Northeast India. The|()—About $1,500,000 is being
Light surface units of the Pa- were destroyed, 29, whose wife, Mrs. Jean Brooks mauled and bewildered Japanese | spent to convert the Morro Bay
Severe fighting raged cific Fleet sheiled Guam Island) Five of 20 intercepting Zeros Campbell, lives in Groton, Ct, (apparently are in flight from/section base in San Luis Obisp
All the stores in town were July 11.—Stalled for -— onan wIx/ northwest of Liling, where on Sunday, the same day car-
™ mobilized to. put the Bond |4Y*: the Jap offensive in China| reinforced Japanese troops | ? were
| Thedestroyed in a half-hour, Navy : | Ukhrul toward the Chindwin County into an amphibious

Drive over—nearly. . seems to have spent its force, | launched a counterattack, ‘rier aircraft made the last an- fight over the island, headquar- where Navy did not disclose River in Burma. The battle for training base.
the S-28 was lost. the clearance of the Inna ————_—————
The Treasury Department but whether the enemy has been | the Chinese communique ‘nounced bombing raid on the ters announced, The rai oc-| “The depth of the water makes Ukhrul road is declared to be >
based the quota for each store wholly checked or is regrouping ge in support of Chi- island's gun emplacements and curred on Monday. | it impossible to salvage the sub definitely in the mopping up Wonted:
£
on the basis of so much per for a new offensive effort, it is) . 0. ground troops, which other military objectives. Other Southwest Pacific bomb- marine, and hope has been aban. **@8e with groups of Japanese) .
salesperson —and this gave stil! impossible to say. have stalled the Jap drive Shore-based fighters attacked ‘ers damaged a 10,000-on 'Jap|doned for the recovery of the aimlessly about, | Butter Operations
the Farmers Market a $100,-| In any case, the Chinese have’ along the Canton-Hankow Pagan on that day and Adm. tanker off Halmahera Isiand,| missing personnel,” the Navy Allies Clear Road
DOO mark to shoot at. We felt gained valuable time in which) railway, Warhawks of the Chester W. Nimitz, reporting of New Guinea, Monday. | said
that we could sell more bonds ,,. prepare the defenses of. U.S. 14th Air Force de- jthe attack in a morning com- Also bombed were enemy in-| It added that an invention tl Japs in Burma Large orgenizetion hes opening for
per clerk wethandecided
the other Province for a ‘munique today, said anti-dir- stallationa at Sorong, on the tip is being made to determine the CHUNGKING July 12] men quelified to ect os pgs a
atores—so to set boats and two pontoon
elves a quota of $250,000. Jap onslaught, should it come.| bridges southeast of Heng- craft fire was intense but that of Dutch New Guinea, Palau and cause of the accident. _(Wednesday.) (#) — Organized
Whe ‘ait added up the final Obviously, the Japanese have| yang, Lt. Gen. Joseph W. the Japanese made no attempt |Woleai, in the Carolines, and| “There were no survivors,” enemy resistance has been}
Rabaul, in New Britain. the Navy said. cleared from the Kamaing-Mo-
Se
will
ond
oy S day we were °Verreached their tenuous sup- Stilwell announced. They at interception in the air. | Medium bomber, attack! The §28 was built by the!
tally last Saturday ly lines. which lately have also damaged an airstrip in
‘
about $5000 short, but Mr. ely Hengyang.
Paramushiru.
‘islands in the
and
Kuriles
Shimushu
were
plages and fighters harasged
enemy concentrations in the We.
Rethiehem
at Quincy,
Shipbuilding Corp.
Mass., and was com-
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an
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selory end ettractive future.
Brock, who runs a couple of taken terrific punishment from) —s other U.S. planes bombed wak sector of British New Gui- missioned in December, 1923. Herm Seath Olive pret
the Jap bases in Sinyang bombed yesterday by. Ventura
tandy kitchens in the Farm- Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault’s|
ers Market, said “T’ll take an 14th Air Force. After over-, and Hochow.
In Kwangtung Province
search planes of Fleet Air Wing
nea with 20 tons of hombe. The’ She is the 25th submarine to he
Japanese trapped there since lost since the war started and. POLITZ
extra $15,000 bond...” and Whelming Changsha and making) 4 in a predawn attack which /Allied landings westward in ‘the second lost in training exer-| lemen’s
that put us over our self-im- # lightning advance southward! south of the Hunan battle ‘started a number of fires. Anti- Dutch New Guinea last April/cises during that period. a Gentis
d ta with a total of along the railway against mini. area fighting continued aireraft fire was light and ail recently were seen massing! The other submarine lost in CLOTHES submitted through third perty.
ey quo mum opposition, the enemy, it! above enemy-held Tsingyun, planes returned to base without forces, possibly in an attempt to training was the R-12, sunk off) &
break through the Allied beach the east coast of the United©* and | Addrem Bex DAT-19, TIMES.
260, . appeared, would easily capture’ 40 miles northwest of Can- damage.
_— * * ‘the important railway junction | ton, the Chinese commu- aircraft head at Aitape.
Other land-based | States, | gene
et Bth Point of Hengyang, which con- nique said. No mention was made their daily raider runs
utes trole the communications of made of the new (Chinese ‘over enemy Marshall Isiands
ar Southwest China, and then press offensive launched to the bases and Truk.
was headed by our Mr. Jim on cwittiy toward Kweilin. | north in Hupeh Province. ° Copyright, 1944. New York ‘Tintes
Dunn of the Farm House Res-

SAKS FIFTH AVENUE

taurant in bord, and I think Ruicide Defenders
E much of the credit forthethedrive after taking
suc- Sne: at Hengyang, Japanese
of our part of '"* airfield, the en-
countered unexpectediv stiff re-
detach-
suicide assigned
from a troops
Mr. upDunn.
We toput
goes prizes (bonds, sistance
ment of Chinese Wilshire at Peck Drive, Beverly Hills
naturally.) and a lady named to defend the city. pee nig
Velma Morrison who smiles Meanwhile, other Jap units |...
Hengyangand
at you from behind the coun- had by-passed
_ ters of Orange Stall 509, won pushed more than 30 miles be-
a bond for having sold 67 yond.
, It was then that the Jap
— separate bonds to 67 separate
suppliv problem began to tell.
The Chinese had torn up much_ ANNUAL SUMMER
people. of the railway between Chang.
Mary Louise Moore of Wen- cha and Hengyang and the Jap:
r's Poultry Stall and Eva had only waterways and muddy :
Turner of Brock’s Candy Shop roads over which to move men =‘Mere ore hundreds of pieces to fill in your present
tied for first place for having and material. Into these lines set or stort o service to be completed after the war.
ions and Jap sup-.
taken in the most money for of communications Famous potterns in sterling ond silver plote.
bonds—so each will receive P'Y dumps, American and hun-Chi. i

‘a bond as a prize. |: nese airmen have poured Portial listing:

dreds of tons of steel and lead. |
* * * |The strafing and sinking of hun
we

MISSES’, WOMEN’S and CHILDREN’S:

The only special induce-
ment offered tothe buyers of had a very damag-
bonds, outside of free tickets f these blows on
COMMUNITY
, Pendent”
put on by their front’ and rear, the Japs
to the bond concert
The Times, was a big basket have heen obliged to withdraw ice Teos
a

APPAREL and ACCESSORIES

of groceries given free to the slightly the prongs of their out Selod Forks —
buver of the biggest bond flanking columns southward of @ "Fenwey
during the last week of the Hengyang, though continuing a Andover
drive. town, where Butter Spreaders Solad Forks
A tet of bends sold et our _ heavy
the defenders
punishment. have suffered Dessert Spoons
Soune
Butter Spreoders
quarters Booth were not considered Dessert Spoons
gee which soles US. Alr War Crippled ice Tea Spoons Round Bow! Soup
wes the best bend seleemen operations in the Heng.
the job, Y29@ area of Southern Hunan F
Province already have deprived
three ladies whe volunteered their \'S Of the effectual use of nearly|
servicns end worked herd ond cheer- half of our air bases in Southeast | ee
TUDOR PLATE 4
ily... toe wit: M re. Kell of the Mer- China and have reduced the |
net's scope of air attacks on Jap ship.
ane ersons, wives ping. However, as | as most Dessert Spoons
proprietors ef our Ferm House “Teliemen”
res- K wangsi in| Cream Soups
teurent. * * + Chinese possession, our aircraft. Butter Spreaders Dessert Spoons
: will be able to hit shipping over - Round Bow! Soups
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Several bond buyers bought 4 sizabie portion of the South WHALAM Viende Kniyes
big bulky bonds in the name China Sea. “Exquisite” GEORGE ROGERS
ad Se, of u various charities.
about a nice
I told Whether Kwangsi can be.
man who put saved is stil] an open question.
Cream Soup Spoons
Dessert Spoons
or
BETTER READY-TO-WEAR, Second Floor
Salad Forks
into bonds for a char- “espite the cheerful present out. | | Formerly NOW
tioned Nor will he let me real Jap intentions are and how
|
big an army they have at their
Misses’&women’s dresses; street, afternoon, evening 29.95 to 110.00 20,00, 30.00, 40.00
ve his name. . When I in- hacks, neither
. of which is cer.
vited you people to send me jain alco depends upon |
be some free money to give to whether the enemy is willing. COMMUNITY Suits, dressmaker and tailored.............+++++-39.95 to 125.00 26.00 to 63.00
the Hollywood Guild Canteen, at present to tie up several ex. “Pendent” 4
ck oe and that I would match each (tra divisions in garrisoning such |
ten dollars collected with a '@!!ways and highways as they| Pierced Server
bucket of peanut butter, the ™!ght be able to seize. | | Bridesmaids” dresses, marquisettes and sheers. ...22.95 to 29.95 15.00 to 20.06
same man who gave his bonds “Andover” Sugor Shell |

ah
to charity was the first to
come through with a donation force, operating from Southeast.
Gravy Ladie Butter Knives |
Bridal gowns, marquisettes and lace............45.00 to 99.95 30.00 to 60.00
S to the canteen. China bases. In a secondary
* * os ‘sense it is a hattle for the rail-
ways and overland supply line to. Spring and summer coats, sport and dress.........29.95 to 139.00 19.00 to 69.00
“Weedrow Wilson” showed up for Japan's South Pacifie posses. 1847 ROGERS BROS. |
| York, 20th
plumping forC-Fox press egent
the big movie whe is
“Wilson.” The nearer Adm. Chester Adeoretion™ |
* * Nimitz pushes toward China and Dessert Spoons
A penetrates Jap sea janes, the | DPERUTANTE AND JUNIOR MISS, Third Fleer
marine minus a leg more important this secondary.
bought a 25-dollar bond, and purpose hecomes.
rodwanted to Copyright, 1944, Chicage Deily News, Inc. After Dinner Coffee Spoons Dresses; sports, daytime, short and long dinner types;
y bonds pleased me. | Love’ ream Soups
. So did this: Lillian S. Hen- Californian Latest Butter Spreaders Round Bowl Soups
nion, who sells vegetables at Salad Forks
a the Gilbert Stall, brought in Naval Air Ace Dessert Spoons Tablespoons
Coats and suits, tailored and dressmaker types.........19.95 to 39.95 12,00 te 24.06.
200-dollay bills wrapped in’ WASHINGTON, July 11. U.P) HOLMES EOWARDS
& hanky. Her mother is 89 the Navy revealed today that “Lynbrook
¥ years old and she just got the 1+ Russel L. Reiserer of Red- “Denish Princess” Tea Spoons
« $500 when a World War One wood City, Cal. shot down five Cream Soups Oyster Forks Skirts; pleated and to 14.95 §,00 te 8.00
Liberty Bond matured. Put Japanese planes in the air and :
it right into the Sth Bond destroyed a sixth on the ground Ne Federel Tox on Pleted Fletwere
Drive and says when she's during the battle of the Eastern
Philippines June 29, to become | Teen age dresses, jumpers, pinafores (sizes
9to15)......9.95 to 12.95 7.00 te 12.00
99 she'll go on @ spree, if no the latest naval air ace.
bond |
drives are going on in
1954, * * Lillian’s Pa was | | tage
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the Farmers Market is at 3rd
vet. * * * And
BETTER SPORTSWEAR, Second Floor
J and Fairfax.
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te 46.00
Morning tnthe¥ Plus 20% Federe!
tex. Wool sports suite to 79.95 17.50
te 46.60
A few pieces in “Dorset,” “Jeon Ma-
Phone MAdison 2345" rie,” “Prelude,” and “Spring Glory.”
AT NEWSSTANDS—Bingle Copies. LINGERIE, Fourth Fleer
miles fromLosAngeles. cents Broadway at Ninth Only
Under the Act of March 3,1879, music from 6 p.m. with Negligees, lounging pajamas; pastels, prints, plain colors. 19.95 to 145.00 10.00 te 95.00
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Accord With de Gaulle Roosevelt and de Gaulle:
‘Los Cimes ** WED., JULY 12, 1944—Portl §

Hailed Major Victory

THE MUSIC HOUSE OF LOS ANGELES
Reach Understanding
Allied Agreement With French Leader Promises WASHINGTON, July 11. ‘dent said, reiterating his previ-
President Roosevelt today an- ous statement that only one.
to Implement Successes of Normandy Invasion nounced that he has reached tenth of 1 per cent of France has
an understanding with Gen. been occupied by Allied forces.
RY POLVZOIDES dealt in Italy with Marshal Charles de Gaulle under which The question of currency,
American forces in Nor. Radoglio and still wondering
the French leader's committee which has been a point in dis.
mandy have enlarged their | how the present Ronomi gov-
area of successful activity | ernment will finally make out at Algiers will be the working pute between the French and
while closing in upon St. Lo, in Rome, the Anglo-American authority for civil administra- this government, has not yet
another maior communica- allies finally became convinced tion of metropolitan France. been settled, the President said or the past sixty-four years, we have brought fine quality
tions point, which is only sec that de Gaulle should be given He said, however, that he sees
Thus the main problem of instruments to the music lovers of Southern Califorma.
ond in importance to Cher- his chance. Hence the latest no particular reason why de
Franco-American reiations dur- Gaulle’s committee should not
bourg and Caen. Here our most welcome announcement Today, in the face of war-time restrictions, we will offer a0
men are moving deep into Ger- from Gen, Eisenhower's head- ing the fighting for the libera. issue a temporary currency for
man-controlled territory, their quarters that puts the whole | tion of France has been solved, use until a regular government excellent selection, including fine used Grands, such makes as

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momentum increasing as they | French political issue in its the President said at his news is established in France. Mason & Hamlin, Steinway, Chickering, Baldwin, J. & C
take one town after the other. proper light. With that prob-
conference. |
Currency Question Fisher, Kranich and Bach . . . cogether with outstanding cand
Thus the whole plan of prog- lem out of the way, we can
ress in Normandy is proceed- now devote all our time and The untangling of a controver- | The currency which has been
and orchestra instruments, both new and used, includg
ing at a very satisfactory pace, effort to the military problem, sy which has flared intermit- given Allied troops now in
France was printed in this coun- exceptionally
large stock of reconditioned instruments
such 29
especially is account is taken | which continues to loom very Wirephote tently between de Gaulle and
large on the horizon, notwith- try and bears no guarantee or
of the persistently bad weath- ON CRISIS—President Alfonso Lopez of Colombia, right, ‘this government for over two Conn, Buescher, Seimer, Buffet, Ludwig & Ludwig, Deagan,
backing on its face other than
er that makes our whole effort _*tanding all opinion to the con- wos liberated by loyal troops last night ofter being kid-
trary. years came at Mr. Roosevelt's the words “emis en France” Gibson, Martin and Vega, as well as Lyon & Healy and
4
extremely difficult and slow. naped by a revolti group. Vice-President Dario Echan- (issued in France.) It is just
‘A second Allied victory, this
time on the political and diplo-
Russian Pace Swift
While the Allies are scoring
|
|
dia, left, acted aos resident during the crisis.
two face-to-face talks with the
French leader jate last week.
The President said the under-
temporary, Mr. Roosevelt said.
to meet the minimum needs of
Wurliezer harps.
on Sele Pere fer Leading Altrections of Gee Office Prices
matic field, ic adding to the
in soldiers such as money for buy-
TROOPS FREE KIDNAPED
value of our successes in | "@W advances in Normandy standing will be set down
France, and promises to have
a most substantial bearing on
| and while steadily moving on
Livorno in a manner that
a memorandum which will be ing cigarettes and beer.
signed by de Gaulle, the United Military questions are para- SourTHERN CALIFORNIA
PRESIDENT OF COLOMBIA MUSIC COMPANY
our entire campaign there. promises another major suc- States and presumably Britain. mount, the President went on to
cess there ere long. the Rus- say, and Gen. Eisenhower will
This is the agreement reached Draft to be Revamped
sian front contributes new | have the power to make sure
hetween Great Britain and the The draft agreement negotiat- that there is peace and order be- SOUTH HILL STREET @ VANDIKE
United States on one hand and progress of the Red army into | ROGOTA (Colombia) July 11.) ment's confidence in its armed
Poland and Lithuania, with ed in London by Britain and hind his lines.
Cen. Charlies de Gaulle on the | (UP)—Loyal troops have freed forces had heen justified by its
the Nazis reporting the exten- the French committee will be
other regarding the recogni-
sion of the fighting in the President Alfonso Lopez, kid- rapid domination of the situa- the basis for the new arrange-
CIVILIAN Goops|
TROCADERO
tion of the French Committee |
southernmost or Romanian ‘naped by army rebels, after en- tion. ment, the President said, but
of National Liberation as the |
temporary supreme political
French authority dealing with
front. These reports seem to tering Pasto, mountain strong-
indicate that the enemy is in
Vice-President
hold of the revolutionists led by dia, acting here for President
Dario Echan- it will be rewritten.
In effect, the understanding PLAN ORDERED
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administrative matters in oc-
cupied French territory until |
full retreat, with the intention
of eventually establishing him-
Lopez, promised that the full
Col, Diogenes Gil, Interior Min- powers of the government will
will give de Gaulle virtual gov- Continued from First Page
ernmental powers, but the Pres-
are being manufactured. It will |
OPENING TONIGHT!
ister Lleras Camargo announced he used to restore order. ident emphasized that it is not
MIGUELITO VALDEZ
such time as the French peo- self on a new line. The German not increase the total output of |
losses are certainiy serious -in a broadcast tonight. to be a formal agreement. When
ple. by a free election, deter- civilian products.

Two Indicted
everywhere, and vet there are | There was no official indica- a reporter asked if the authority
mine both the form of their fu-
agreed upon for de Gaul made July 22 an order will take ef “THE SINATRA OF CUBA”
ture government and the men no cases of mass surrenders of
tion as to the circumstances un- the French committee a provi- fect permitting the manufacture WELD OVER!
who will organize and lead it. German troops.
sional government, the President of working models of postwar Reherta Lee Crawterd & Caskey
in Bribe Case
der which Lopez, for whom
Thus the first impressions
IMPORTANCE TOLD one gets from the latest war
troops began a house-to-house replied that he had not said civilian products, for experi- Winchell
“New and Exciting”
search after their arrival at that. mental purposes. The building “The bert bet 1944."
In a more concrete form, reports is that the war, far of such models will be given
this is the result of the cur- Pasto, was liberated. Neither OAKLAND, July 11. As President Roosevelt ex- CHUY REY’S RUMBAS AL GAYLE’S music
from being on the verge of priority aid, but will not be per-
rent visit of Gen. de Gaulle in | was there anv announcement A. l.. (Red) Vollmann, former plained the arrangement, Gen. Diener from Seven—3 Shows of 10:50 ond Ove
termination, is entering a new mitted to hinder war or essentia!
the United States and of his as to the present whereabouts executive “of the State Farm Dwight D. Eisenhower as st-
stage of activity, with the civilian production. THE KING COLE TRIO in the Bine Reem
conferences with President | enemy still in control of Eu- of Gil, who earlier was reported Production Council, and Nels preme Allied commander will
to have fled to near-by Fonsaca, Neilsen, Havward contractor, have clear authority to take all July 29 an order will be issued
Roosevelt. That the whole rope and with his military allowing manufacturers to place
RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED 8610 SUNSET 2.3128

episode of our recent relations strength to a very large extent where, it was speculated, he were indicted by the Alameda steps necessary in his judgment
took the President as hostage... ‘County grand jury today. for military operations and driv- orders for machine tools arid
with the French committee of | still intact. However, once we equipment which will he needed

LINDY'S...
Algiers is thus terminated in have said that we must also Similarly, the whereabouts of The two were named in three ing the Germans from French
Labor Minister Adan Arriaga true hills as the climax of an soil. when industry is reconverted to
& most happy manner, is first add that there will be nothing
peacetime products. Such orders
of all the result of our mag- ‘ surprising in a sudden German and the ataff of the Superior investigation into charges that Eisenhower Supreme
will carry low priority ratings,
nificent military victories in collapse, even at a time when ‘War College, who were seized Volimann took a $5000 bribe It will be up to Fisenhower or none. and may be filled only
Normandy. Without them. no her 300 divisions are in a po- with Lopez, remained obscured. from Nelsen’s firm. Thev were to declare which zones are ready
plans and no blueprints deal- sition to give a good account Gen. Miguel Neira, acting War released on $5000 bail each. for civilian administration and
after war needs are taken Will Be Closed
care of.
ing with political matters in of themselves. For all prac- Minister, said in a proclamation- which must remain under mili- Teday, Wednesday, July 12th
France could have
Practical value
had any
signifi-
tical purposes, however, it will
he better to keep the war go-
to the army that the povern-
“Indefatigable’ Wins
tary control because of battle
needs. Geard. Geed Transportation. Ages 14 to
In Respect te the Memory of

‘Brief for Invasion’

CHAUTAUQUA («N.Y.) July
MR. SAMUEL H. BAXT
Availability ~ Ae-
cance. This is a point that ing at maximum strength, as There are no Se.
Gen. de Gaulle has fully under- we are now doing, irrespective 11. Miss Fadna M. Heffner of zones in France vet, the Presi- Piewer SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
COMPANY. { Advertisemen

| Film Completed
of what the enemy may plan Akron, 0.. won the annual spell-
stood, like the brilliant soldier
that he is. to do. For the time being there ing match of Chautauqua Insti-
On the other hand our own is complete unity of opinion Warworkers soon will he tution last night in the amphi-
theater hefore a crowd estimat.
political difficulties in connec- and outlook among the Allies, briefed via films for the part
x tion with_our occupation of and these agreements are made they must play in invasions and ed bv officials at 3000.
winning word
The
indefati-. ‘
Italy must have convinced stronger with the present of- hattles to come.
even the most confirmed op- ficial inclusion in our ranks of The War Department § film gable.
— to Gen. de Gaulle that Bw new, revived and fighting “Brief for Invasion” in which
ere Was a man and an Oppor- France, symbolized bv her officers explain methods of com.
tunity to serve our common committee of liberation and hat, systems of enemy defenses
cause that should not be al- by our ally, Gen, Charlies de and what will be expected of
_ lowed io zo to waste. Having Gaulle, fighters on the production front
has heen completed at Para-
Wilshire at New Hampshire «+ Los Angeles
PROTEST AGAINST BOYS’
mount studios and will he SLACKS
all
rvriewed today.
SPORTSWEAR

ALL CASH
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CAMP SITE REJECTED HABERDASHERY

Protests from some 1000 prop-| Everett G. Burkhalter. All bea

erty owners were of no avail Clared such a camp as proposed
‘would be detrimental to the
vesterday when the Board of
area.
Supervisors by-a three-to-two
Those favoring the camp dur-
vote approved the establishment ing the two-hour hearing were
of the La Tuna Camp for delin-
Superior Court Juvenile Judges and JEWELRY

| Bye RA E
quent boys under 15 years of age
S@mue!l R. Rilake and A. A.
situated in the La Crescenta-
‘Seott, Chief County Probation
Sunland and Tujunga area. Officer John M. Zuck and J. Pau!
The action of the hoard was Elliott. the latter chairman of
taken over the objections of its the Los Angeles Youth Activi-
chairman. Supervisor Roger Jes-
ties Committee.
sup, in whose supervisorial dis-
trict the camp site is located, |
who asked the matter be held in|
~ _
abevance for 30 days so that This is the first cle grance of the season at
other sites could be considered. |
~ >> Jessup was supported by Su-)
i isve reductions
on fine apparel on the
pervisor Oscar Hauge of Long
Reach. However, Supervisors
fleor 7
William A. Smith, John Anson.)
Ford and Gordon L.. McDonough |
believed that because of the

DRESSES
~ acute juvenile delinquency prob-. ert for chicks from 1 te 3 years
lem county authorities should.
act immediately in providing. as |
in red- or blue-and-white percele, children’s shop,
re as possible, facilities for
meeting it. The La Tuna Camp,
a former €.C.C. camp, meets an third floor, Quilted robe fer summer mornings 5.95
Street, afternoon
and dinner types
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emergency, it was asserted.
Speakers representing the Sun-dress 2.95
property owners objecting to the
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camp in their neighborhood in-
cluded C. L. Clearman, Vernon ar
Gibbs, Talbot Hannigan, D. W.
Vincent, Rrett Rowker, Thomas
Colligan and Assemblyman.
eriginally 29.95 and 35.00 originally 39.95

SEMI-ANNUAL |
Higher-priced Dresses now and
CLEARANCE originally 45.00 te 79.95

ALL WOOL
ALL YEAR Pinest Dresses, many Magnin-exclusives... off
: | if. | originally 85.00 te 185.00

COATS
—

*also on sale in our Pasadena shop

SUITS
Geberdines, twill, wool crepes ia-
SUITS, two-piece tellored andsoft and off .
cluding forstmann's in wits ond originally 69.95 to 150.00
flelds in block, navy and brown.

23 28 COATS, casual types ...........

originally 69.95 to 165.00
and off

38 48 HATS, spring and summer ... 4.00 and 8.00

THURSDAY HOURS | originally 12.95 te 25.00
12 Neen te § P.M.
Mats, originally 29.95 to 40.00, 12.00

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I-WED., JULY 12, 19.44 mes School COUNTY GROUPS ADOPT Angeleno Killed Survivor of Kula Gulf blown up to operate on the

Chiefs Battle to Speak Today

stricken captain of the cruise?
in Crash of P-38
Elmer Thomas Winner - JUVENILE PROBLEM PLAN |
San Franciseo.
Lt. Comdr. Roger W. O'Neil.

in Senate Primary Race Ponder State's.

Word of the death Monday senior surviving officer of the
the way for a more (.C. Trillingham, County Super- night of 2nd Lt. Donald N., cruiser Juneau,
sunk in the VACATI O N
nifier and co-ordinated ‘intendent of Schools: Assistant (Johnny) Chilson in the crash of Rattle of Kula Gulf, will address |

Postwar Task
gram for handling juvenile de- Superintendent of City Schools his P38 fighter plane four miles
linqueney problems in Los An. Guy Hoyt, and Dr. Robert Me. from Santa Rosa Army airdrome
the general membership lunch-|
Oklahoma Returns Give Incumbent geles County, a group represent. Kibben of the Co-ordinating was received vesterday hy for- eon of the Los Angeles Junior
ing the countyvs law enforce- Council were among those par- ‘Chamber of Commerce at 1715
Long Lead Over Berry and Disney Californias postwar reconver- ment agencies and the Counts ticipating in the conference. mer Capt. George W. Chilson, p.m. today in the Biltmore. Lt |
retired Los Angeles police offi- have fun
rion and employment problems Co-ordinating Council met yves-. In the new plan, the Board of Comdr. O'Neil left the Juneau 74
OKLAHOMA CITY, July turns from today's primary elec. are the most outstanding’ in the terday with the juvenile com- Supervisors is asked to create cer, and Mrs. Chilson, of 2242)
j only + few hours before she was
(* . Elmer Thomas won the tion. nation. mittee of the Los Angeles Coun- a committeeto he known as “the Fair Oak View Terrace.
ty Grand Jury and adopted a County Delinquency Prevention According to a preliminary
Democratic nomination for a US. Sen. Mon Waligren. From this vital consideration
fourth term in the United States was unopposed for the Demo- speakers at the opening session plan of action. Committee,” to consist of county report, Lt. Chilson, who would)
Renate on the basis of unofficial cratic nomination for Gover- of the threedayv Sixth Annual The proposed program, which: and city officials. The recom- have been 20 next month, was
returns from more than half nor. School Executives’ Conference supplements the plan originally mendation mav be considered by on a routine training flight with |
the precincts in today’s primary In the other hotlv contested yesterday at the Los Angeles offered bv the grand jury com- the hoard today. Originally the pilots of five other planes when |
the crash eccurred. He was a
election. State-wide race for a major of- campus of the University of mittee, headed by Nicholas F. grand jury had advised creation
Griffin, will now go to the Board of a County Youth Authority, graduate of John Marshal! High
Thomas was crowded briefly fice Rep. Warren G. Magnuson. California, under the auspices of School and joined the Army Oct. There's still time te
by Lieut. Gov. James F. Rerryv. Seattle. was far in front of for- the university's summer ses- of Supervisors for final ap. Proposed Members 10, 1042. He leaves besides his become good
who ewept in a large number of mer Rep. Martin Smith. Ho- sion, urged that plans be made proval.
Members of the proposed com- parents, his sister Beverly. cer # you stort now
rural boxes in the early tabula- quiam, for the Democratic nom- as soon as possible to meet the Officials Attend
mittee, according to the revised Capt. Chilson, in Seattle when
tion, but then begana steady. ination for the U.S. Senate seat challenge of victory in the same Dist. Attv. Howser, Superior plan, would he: A member of the the crash occurred, left for Las
uninterrupted shove ahead. The which Homer T. Bone wil! va- spirit we made a free harbor ludge Samuel! R. Blake, who ts Board of Supervisors, the presid- Angeles immediately.
* You'll heve «@ grand time fram the very
count in 1923 precincts was cate when he becomes a Fed- and brought water to the desert presiding judge of the juvenile
Thomas, 45,672, and Berry, eral judge.
ing judge of the Juvenile Court, ja
court; George Hijeite, city play- the District Attorney, the Sher- —_ gg
first evening of your vacetion you're @

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More than 200 school men
52,611. Maj. Harry Cain, Tacoma from al! parts of California at. grounds supervisor; Chief of Po- iff, the Chief of Police, the Super. scheduled te be given of the Ambassodor orite good doncer. Everyone will want to meet
Third piace was held by Wes- Mavor on leave with the armed tended the meeting. lice C, B. Horrall: Deputy Chief intendent of County Schools, the Auditorium Oct. 19th, 1944. will net be you . . . youll get right in with the
ley F. Disney. First District forces, took a wide lead for the E. W. Lester; John M. Zuck, Superintendent of City Schools, held the Merning Ster Septict | liveliest crowd. And there's to piece like
Prepared Address Church will give @ pregram in ite new
Congressman, with 31.440. Seven-Republican nomination for Sen- |
other Democrats trailed. ator. An address on ‘California
chief county probation
=
officer: the executive secretary of the Light. Easy te prepare. Dorens
Arthur Murray's te learn the new steps in
Los Angeles City Council of So. Mev. 25, 1944. We are bwildingo
of serving on bex. record time. Whet's mere-—yeu dence
Disney's opposition to man) - _. |Plans for the Years Ahead.” pre-
trade and service establishments, cial Agencies, the chief proha-
church. Sigred
pared bv Col. Alexander R. Her. correctly forever after. Retes ore low now,
administration home front poii-.
cies attracted New Deal oppo. Bo t on, chairman. State Reconstruc. | of research fa- tion offieer, the chairman of the
bex today!
Den't end miss vecetion fun. Comein

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Probation Commiitee, the chair-
nents and offered a test which, . On ayor ‘tion and Reemplovment Com. cilities, 5—development of na
man of the executive board of or phere WE. 528). Open
te 10 P.M,
caught observers’ eves because mission, was delivered bv his as- tional resources, 6.—agriculture, the Coordinating Council, the
7—2ocial and industrial welfare.
Just add War Bus stopsof door, |
sistant, Irving W. Smith.
of this State's border position in superintendent of charities, the

| WATER) ARTHUR MURRAY

“When the 1.000.000 newcom. readjustment education, and
the national political wore, VV County Superintendent of Recre-

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ers in California. with their high 9 «lemobilized servicemen ano
—_ Disney, however, like omas, ins rimary ation, the superintendent of the fix 4
skills, their consumers needs, women,’ he said, BIG.COOL
favored the fourth term.
W. J. Otjen, Enid attorney.’ their potential productive capa Dr. Charlies W, Eliot, director City Playground and Recreation
Foundation, Department. rinks: 5828 WILSHIRE BLVD.
apparentiy was headed toward, itv, have done their war jobs. | of the Hay nee
what then?” the speaker asked speaking on “The Future of the

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nomination on the Republican) VermMor
He went on to sav that efforts Southwest.” declared that “Cali- Bey U. Wer Bonds
ticket.
July 12° (Wednes- now are being made bv this fornia i famous for doing the end Stomp: regquierty.
Four Democratic Congréss-- ROSTON, impossible, We will undoubted.
commission for postwar stabili- speed Victory.
men had apparently safe leads) day). (\—-Mavor Maurice J. To- lv meet the challenge of victory
zation,

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for renomination. They were in the same spirit that we made
Paul Stewart, Third District, PIM of Boston early today piled Committees Formed a free harbor and brought water
Vietor Wickersham, Seventh: UP 4 27,0 plurality to win the.
“Nine citizens advisory com. to the desert, We need to find
Jed Johnson, Sixth, and Mike’ Democratic nomination for Gov- mittees have heen organized to the economic structures, social
Monroney. Fifth. ernor from Francis X. Hurley, study and advise on problems of: organization, government
In the Fourth, Rep. Lvle Ro New. Dent dritie. whe ‘conceded I—publie works, 2-—develop. up. and physical expression of
ren was hattiing it out with defeat. ‘ment. preservation.,. restoration our ideale for the good life in
Park Wyatt. Shawnee attorney, hi of industry. ——rediev relopment of Southern Cal lifern ia.”
isSome of us can remember the days when a dry-goods clerk
_, would measure ribbon by the arm's length. (You got your ‘
Wherell [End
mittee, polled 77.392 votes
pw lead. 98 SO.76R in
of the State's |
eii} money 's worth when the clerk was long-armed!) Nowadays,
of 96 precincts
Gov. Blood Loses |ribbon iis measured by the standard 36-inch yard. :
in Third Term Bid Saltonstall Named
MANCHESTER (N.H.) July The winner will oppose Lieut. :
"The modern way of measuring value in fresh fruits and
12 «Wednesday.) ~ Repub
| Gov, Horace T. Cahill, who re- vegetables is just as accurate: pricing by the 16-ounce pound.
ceived the Republican nomina-.
liean Gov.
brushed aside New
Robert 0. Blood.
Hampshire
who
‘ion without opposition. That's the Safeway method. It assures you full value.
tradition in seeking a third con-. Republican Gov. Leverett Sal.
seriitive term, apparentivy was tonstall. likewise unopposed, re-
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With 275 of the State's 296 Signed several months ago to)
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who campaigned on his record. The Democrats’ choice of an- Gardenside Beans
as wartime Governor, was trail-. opponent to Saltonstall remained | Cut green beons—Duy
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spreads, jeilied soups,
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Drive Totals Rise; Plant Retention BEST BRAINS

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DEMANDED Deadlock Balks QUOTAS MAIN UNDECIDED

Los Angeles Cimes ** WED,, JULY 12, 1944-Partl 7

Individual Sales Short FOR CONVERSION TASK

Totals inthe Southland’s Fifth “Y" Tire Sales, Alhambra, 350
Policy of Army Changing the Los Angeles in- fidence and with the same ener-
d ustrial pattern from war pro- gv and determination that char-
Strike Solution ISSUE AT MONEY PARLEY
at Ambassador
acterized the hectie period of BRETTON WOODS
War Loan drive reached 90 per per cent. Held ‘Al ming duction is a job that will tax mobilization ablv above the $8.000,000,000 orig-
for war produc July 11. United Na- inally outlined, but the United
tent of the queta mark yester- Corporation purchases an- the talents and abilities of the tion.”
tions monetary conference States took a firm stand against
flay, the Treasury War Finance nounced yesterday: Pope & Tal- ablest leaders of the community,
The officer spoke of contract speeded its work today on the an increase.
Committee reported. War Bond bot, $200.900: Orange Build. a contract termination training
ASHINGTON. July (P) at the Mayan Theater termination as a business prob- "No change” was the an- world currency stabilization The commission on an interna-
Bales for the day were reported ing & Loan Co., $100.000: South. lem, added “there's nothing mys- nouncement after a board of di. fund with the expressed hope tional bank for reconstruction
®t $18,400,000 to make the total ern Pacific Co, $2,000,000: Owens Thomas Burtch of the Smaller _.4. told yesterday by Col, H. terious about it,” and empha- of reaching agreement on all and development held its first
War Plants Corp.'s Los Angeles puitis of the Army Service rectors’ meéting in the AmbDas-
for the drive $462,780,000. Illinois Giass Co., $150,000; Mont. district office said today the Ar- porces sized that war contractors must undecided issues by Thursday. working meeting today and
Still to be made up if the quota gomery Ward & (Co., $960,000: sador Hotel yesterday, where The delegates and their ad- named committees to go to work
mys proposal to give priority sacsistant chief of the contract give sufficient time and assign
is to be fulfilled is $49,220,000. Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corp,
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on retention of war plants in termination branch, readjust- their best business executives 5300 A.F.L. waiters, cooks, bar. visers were divided into at least on alternative proposals for op-
Sales to individuals yesterday $100.000: R. F. Goodrich Co... contract terminations and cut- ment division. AS¥.. Col. Rul. to the work. tenders and allied union mem- 20 committees to iron out re- eration of the bank, which would
were approximately $5,000,000, $125.000: Fibreboard Products. bers under the A.F.L, Culinary maining differences on the ma- be operated separately from the
bringing up the total in that’ Inc., $150,000. backs to those not located IM jis said co-operation and under-. He told aircraft plant repre-
Crafts Joint Executive Board jor problems related to the fund. monetary fund.
critical labor areas was “alarm: standing will be the basis for sentatives, too, that “industry
Givision to $145,870,000, or 59 ing’ to Southern California. fair, just and quick settlement must handle its share of the have been on strike since June Gold Question Up
per cent of quota. Newspapers Praised More of the western indus: of war contracts “so that indus: termination job today or it can- 29.
The fixing of quotas for the Taft Says Congress
rs orem Over Top ‘for Aid to Bond Drive trial area
critical
is classified
labor
in the
category than in
trv can speedily resume peace-
time operations.”
not handie it tomorrow.” The management has refused
‘to meet a union demand that it
participating nations still is the Will Oppose Money Plan
e Los Angeles Rar Asso-. ‘ac : Totals Run Large major question not completely
any other portion of the nation, =«1¢ we are successful,” he add. compel culinary workers to join WASHINGTON, July 11.
tiation drive in downtown office WASHINGTON, July 31. )— Kar! P. Grube. contract termi- an A.F.L. union.
worked out. Another question
Sen. Taft (R.) O., predicted today
buildings resulted in sale of |TTeasury Secretary Morgen- he said. ; ed, “we should be able to main- still to be cleared up is the
nation manager for Douglas Air- Union officials likewise had no that Congress will not approve
- $8,200,000 in War Bonds, or eight _ He asserted that if the West
‘hau and Ted R. Gamble, War tain ovr standard of living and craft. told the second-day session comment on the situation, nor
amount of gold each nation will
a world financial stabilization
times the group's obfective. Joe is going to receive the major
Finance Director. expressed en- again be able to look forward of the four-day conference that did War Labor Board agent: pay into the fund, Most nations
lan he attributed to Secretary
Crider Jr. was in charge of the thusiastic recognition of the share of the cuthacks “then be- to a prosperity which returning the War Department, by dollar who, five days ago, ordered the
were said to favor a smaller gold
Morgenthau, calling for a “huge”
fore very long it's going to be
newspapers’ co-operation in the dificult to sustain satisfactory
servicemen and women may en- value, has already terminated strikers to return to work.
payment than provided in the
international! monetary fund and
canvass. joy with us.” original working plan. The Unit-
. real successful Fifth War Loan drive, employment levels.” : more contracts in World War II The strikers refused to go a United Nations bank.
tate men pulled ahead of their. than the total value of all con- back to work and W.L.B. agents ed States is understood to be
Frank Tripp, chairman of -Ahe Burtch, testifving before the West Affected Least The Ohioan member of the
Northern California brethren in
Allied Newspaper Council, said Senate Military Committee on The colonel also told the con- tracts terminated at the end have been unable to work out still in favor of the original Senate Banking and Currency
the contest between the two
military production said immi- ference —-sponsored by the of Worid War I. a way to dispose of the problem formula which provided for pay- Committee complained that
areas, reporting sales of $9,507,-
Tripp, who made a prelimi- grant workers by the hundreds, A.A.F. Materie! Command—that “It is obvious,” he said, “that thew took on when regular col- ment of 25 per cent of a na- “nearly all the real asseta” of
N38, compared to $9,288,125 nary report for the newspapers of thousands have heen em- western contractors will be less the termination problem is a lective bargaining failed.
tion's quota in gold or 10 per
such a monetary fund would |
corded jin the north. cent of ita total gold holdings,
in a conference with the Treas- pioved in ihe West “and no very affected than other parts of the real one which is with us now whichever is smaller. come from this country but
Quotas Exceeded ury Officials, said they paid par- great proportion of them intend country by the defeat of Ger- one which we cannot put into Police Pistol Teams The degree of flexibility under
would be dispensed by a board
Additional concerns reported ticular tribute to news writers to return whence they came of many because the nature of this which the fund may alter ex- comrolied by nations with cur
Get Leave for Trip
the desk drawer to be looked at
drive quotas exceeded among and editors. their own volition.” area's prouction will be vital in tamorrow.” change rates of its members is
rencies weaker than our own.
their employees. They include; The newspaper representative Sen. Murray (D.) Mont... chair- the Pacific war with Japan. Other speakers at the meeting The Police Commission ve*- another undecided issue. “It will not be long before all
Dougias Aircraft Co., Fullerton said he is confident that fina! man of the Senate Small Busi-- “When once it is appreciated included Capt. Robert H. Bioom terday granted leave for two our assets are gone and the fund
4 division, 220 per cent; House of ‘figures will show that the ness Committee and of the Mili- how vitally important rapid con- berg, technical assistant, termi police pisto] teams to accept an | Increase Opposed is entirely made up of weak or
Sidney, Long Beach, 273 per $6,000,000,000 individual quota tarv Committee studving recon- version is to the future of the nation section, Materiel Com- invitation by the San Francisco In connection with the discus. worthless currencies,” he de
cent; Non-Corrosive Products has heen exceeded and that version of the aviation industry, metropolitan area,’ he contin- mand, Wright Field, Ohio, and Police Department to attend the sions on quotas, it was under- clared in a statement criticizing
Co., Huntington Park, 182 per jeryv phase of the Fifth Loan will said the small business group ued, “I know that the citizens Roland Pagen, controller of opening and dedication of a po- stood there had been an attempt the trend of negotiations at the
cent; Vanguard Films, Ine.. Cul- |ereate a new record of public will go to California later for of Los Angeles will meet this Avion, Inc., who discussed the lice pistol range in the north. to,inerease the aggregate sub Rretton Woods (N.H.) interna.
ver City, 119 per cent, and the | support of the war. study of the problem. challenge with courage and con- viewpoint of the subcontractor. ern city from July 14 to 17. -acriptions to the fund consider: tional monetary conference,
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Port -WED., JULY 12, 1944 * Los Ingeles Cimes

He
Fined Tw
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in Beating Man Fac
of Wac e Moore Funeral |
| HEARING /AID
Little Business Storm
in Liquor Theft | Lassyme and Pvt. {0 Be Tomor SERVICE |
| | | Delbert Houston Brock,
women and a man accused of} Romola Murphy when one of
%, administering a savage beating
the women began berating her.| Funeral
Clarence
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- Chairman of S.W.P.C. Tells Town Hall Group | Pacific Electric freight conduc-t, Air Wae Pvt. Vivian L,.| The Wac said that the bartend.
. ; tor, who originally was charged Thomas, 21, of Marshfield, Or.,'er pinioned her arms while the SUrgeon and past president of | , the millions whese heering
Smaller Business Men Should Organize Now with stealing a boxcar contain: | Sunday ‘night ™m the Pig Pen two women beat her savagely, the California Fish and Game | ic impeired, ere fomous doctors
ing 825 cases of whisky valued kicked her in the abdomen and Commission, who died Monday | erchiecm,sterneye end educators
aury Maverick, Who came to; cincuenta Mil cuidanos 000 a tho was later ED | ini t at his home 227 8S. Muir-
fown like a comet bomb the canos y puedo hablar con autori- to a change City Atty. Al Taylor in the West Road. will ted They knew thet
other day, exploded yesterday dad sobre eso,” answered Mav- Los Angeles branch office. ‘juries. She was treated in the’ oad, W conducted al priceless .. .That they con't offerd
i noon in the Riltmore Bowl in erick, continuing in English. liquor, was fined $500 and given Accused of battery are Edna Santa Monica A AF. Redistri-| ‘he Church of the Recessional, Ee pos ~
~~ a half-hour speech followed by “First, our relations with Mex- a six-month suspended jail sen- Wagner and Jane Doe Wagner pution Center hospital. Forest Lawn Memorial Park, at [| ore pediccer so velveble te
questions—and they tried to ico should be courteous —if as tence yesterday by Superior Lt. Helen A. Seaton, command. | 12:39 p.m, tomorrow by Arch- them, may be just as helpful te you
| heckle him. courteous as theirs, everything Judge Thomas L.. Ambrose. | UCOIPH LRAFies Asani, ling officer of the Air Wac de. deacon Lincoln Vercoe of St. cE. A. MYERS & SONS
Rut the one-time member of be all right. Then, Mexi re
The charge of he |tender at the establishment.
stealing the © John’s
n Episcopal
Lpiscopa Church.
urch, Granth
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tonio won them with his Texas have equal rights. Then, we missed after Brock had pleaded the and most serious of a Honorary pallbearers include 608 Se. St. VA-548T
charm, a@hould have trade pacts with to the amended complaint. | t. ho | of attacks upon personnel 161 of Southern California's Your
Maverick spoke as chairman Mexico, reciprocal agreements Walter Rales of 709 FE. Ninth| "UMerous Confusions ang Who). Ocean Front in recent weeks, civic, professional, business, mil- Home or Our Office
and general manager of thei such as we made with Canada ee | wore splints on one leg in which | _ itary and film colony leaders. Send me your free Radiocar folder
St., another company employ :
Smaller War Plants Corpora-' 15 or 20 years ago.” six surgical stitches were re-| Dr. Moore, past president of
tion, his chief wartime job, at a'
.
|who pleaded guilty to burgiary | auired, was in the cafe with Delaware to Picnic the Los Angeles County Medica!
Replies to Questioner some time ago in connection.
special luncheon meeting of
“You want free trade in the TURNS ON CHARM —_ with the liquor theft, now is’ Sycamore Grove will be the Society, Los Angeles Clinical
Town Hall. He gave a detailed: Maury Maverick, who gave serving a prison sentence.| Leonard Kaufman's court injscene of the Delaware State and Pathological Society and of
program in the interest of small | world, how about labor union _ plain talk on business.

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George Copp, motorman, and Compton last April and were Society's picnic next Sunday aft-'the Pacific Coast Surgical So-
business now and after the war. |interference with it at home?” Charies A. Chapman, a brake-| fined $300 each and given sus ernoon, it was announced yes-\ciety, was head of the Moore-
While he professed no hostility came another question. man, pleaded guilty to petty) pended sentences of 180 days in|terday by Frank P. Swartz,| White Clinic, 511 S. Bonnie
against big business as such, Maverick started
the first thing he suggested was: before he could wheel around to
answering Mullendore Lauds theft in Justice of Peace H.| jail president, | Brae St.

“There must be vigorous and face the inquirer.

unrelenting prosecution of all “The Sherman antitrust law
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: William C. Mullendore, Cham-
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that unfair business practices ion as well as a corporation,” he ber of Commerce president, ves-
will not knock small business said, “but remember that labor terday added his praise to “Los
and free enterprise out. I am unions are new in this country: Angeles Tomorrow,” the Down
| authorized to sav that the De- they had much to learn and they town Business Men's Association
partment of Justice is in full are learning. Things will im- exhibit to be seen in store win-
accord with this.” prove.” beginning Friday.
| Maverick threw out a sugges. “Los Angeles is a great city— He termed the showings of a win MALCOLM MeNAGHTEN, PRES,
tion about financial problems of it is a composite of the whole greater Civic Center, improved
small business after the war. United States. I like Pershing beaches and playgrounds, ex.
‘Square. Why, I heard a speech panded airport facilities, better
Urges Credit Insurance housing, extensive highway im.-
there, and I wish I could make
“Why not,” he asked, “a sys- as good a one. Among other provements and industrial de-
fem of credit insurance similar things the speaker said, ‘Haven't velopments “a noteworthy and
to that of the Federal Housing you noticed employers treat em- timely contribution to Los An-
Authority in protecting its plovees like human beings. geles’ postwar future.”
lnans?” He offered data to show They didn’t do that 20 years Los Angeles residents are ex-
that in the last two vears in ago.’” ceptionally postwar conscious, A at
the Los Angeles district that Another man got up and said Mullendore declared, and already
“bigs” have been getting bigger he had a friend who had been are planning adjustments they
and the “littles” littler, and that told by a “bureaucrat in Wash-. will have to make individually
generally small business has not ington,” that he couldn't go into| and collectively. |
improved its position in propor- a certain line of business—how | GRAPE ARBOR crepe with «
tion. This, he pointed out, can come?
only mean serious trouble at “He should’a got a lawyer, or
Pact on Freight Cars portrart neckline iweetly ruffled.

the end of the war. himself told that bureaucrat to,

MEXICO CITY, July 11. (# Turf, green, lilee, ond bive, te
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entry of United States freight
said. “Frankiv, New England let's not go into deep water with
small business is much better words—bureaucrat, big business, ; cars into Mexico was announced 5.35
organized than yours. Yet your and such like. i'm a bureaucrat, —today by theae National Railways.
problems are much greater. You and | got just as much interest
are only recently industrialized: in the welfare of this country Somethingto
you will be in the war longer, as anVbody.”

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shout about!
Undoubtedly most of the. peo-
Germans, and you are farther ple in the audience don't agree
from Washington. Learn what with

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SHERMAN’S WORDS Value Ordered Cut Roard announced vesterday that announcement, the companies
A reduction of 50 per cert in it has penalized five San Fran-
WASHINGTON, July 11.
the assessed valuation on Santa Cisco tool and die concerns for oe dpe 4 of pay roll but
— President Roosevelt
Catalina Isiand property not paying higher wages than are ;hey Lave heen penalized by be-
Wallace Sees It as Relief to Allied World; virtually reversed today the producing revenue was ordered siiowed by the Federal govern- ing required to pay income tax Can Keep
words of Gen. William
Willkie Puts Question as to It Being News Tecumseh Sherman of Civil
vesterday
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enti
by the Board of Su- ment.
sitting as a board of
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| equalization,
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President Roosevelt's announcement that he is a candidate known to science — assure

ONES EVERYWHERE
for a fourth term drew the following comment from political | Republican nomination in showing of property owners that
1884. Sherman said: wartime restrictions on proper. the occurocy of your eye ex-
figures
across the nation: amination. Glasses prescribed
ed ' ty use and traffic to and from The Tords “ed op metal medsi'ion =
Viee-President Wallace: “I am. against a fourth term for any- nominat the island have greatly lowered worn conmstantiy with tag Ae Preeident Rese. only when necessory — and
Mire that the President's state- body. Personalities do not enter.
accem. If elected I will not their value.
velt bie letesion
end egein when
Dew speech
Gap
“Ae we rise te
spent, et words of preper be then ot a price you can easily
serve.
Ment will not only be a great! into it. Long tenure in office is,
envelope sod 26 cents te coin and receive afford.
tno close to the dictator form of 3 Ww ur #her never to or ta:
relief to the tens of millions of McKee and David P. Fleming, Retes te Church, end Cus
government.”
people who believe in him in If the convention should
Rep. Robinson (D.)° Utah: the latter from the Santa Cata- DR. BD. Mi. WILSON
the United States, but also to “The country has heen demand. | Romine me itina Island Co. Approximately 505 WEST STH OPTOMETRIST. AND ASSOCIATES
Presidency. I shall accept. no of asxexsed valuation Prone TU. S754
hundreds of millions “in Fast ing that Mr. Rooseveit run | NEAR GRAND Piesse Grieg Tete You — Gee Convenient
Asia and Latin America and the again.” If the people elect me, I will = was cut in half by the Super- 707 Se. Hill Street @ Suite 715
rest of the Allied world |! David Dubinsky, president of serve.” visors. COCKTAILS - DANCING + ENTERTAINMENT WO COVER
have talked with many of these the International Ladies’
people and I believe I know ex- Garment Workers: “President
activ how thev feel.” ‘Roosevelt's aceeptance will cause |
Wendell L. Willkie, unsuceess- no surprise to the trade union.
ful candidate for President: world. It will meet with the.
against Mr. Roosevelt in 1940: overwhelming approval of the)
“Is that news?” 300,000 members of our organiza-|
Mayor LaGuardia of New tion... It seems quite safe to.
York: “Il am very happy to hear say that Mr, Roosevelt will be
it.. But frankly I cannot pre- re-elected.”
tend to be surprised and that Kagene T. Connolly, secretary
Boes for the nomination, too.” of the New York County Com-
James W. Gerard, former mittee of the American Labor!
bassador to Germany: “I ex-. party: “The American Labor
pected he would accept the nom- party in New York welcomes the
ination and I am gratified that President's decision.”
it now seems assured he will. I) Sen. Andrews (D.) Flas “I!
believe alse the President will! don't believe in a fourth term
be re-elected.” or a third term, but that isnt.
the question now. We're in the
Sen. Ellison D. Smith (D.4S.C.,
middie of a war... The Allies
long a critic of the administra-
tion: “Did you ever doubt it? have confidence in our leader-
ship and to change it might
Nohody else did ... Every Amer-
ican knew he was running as prolong the war.”
hard az he could since he was Rep. Ploeser (R.) Mos “Pres-
elected to a third term.” ident Roosevelt and the New
Deal clique have carefully.
tov. J. M. Rroughton of North planned the fourth term for four
Carolina, mentioried as a Demo-
years. Four more vears of Roose-
cratic Vice-Presidential candi- velt prohably would destrov the
date: “The. party and the nation
American republic, but I do not
will be gratified at the Presi- think there will he four more
dent's announcement.”
years for Mr. Roosevelt.” |
Former Vice-President John N. Rep. Taille (R.) tas am not.
Garner: “No comment — not a surprised that the man who:
word.” broke precedent to obtain a
Gov. Griswold (R.) Neb... who third term is after a fourth term
nominated Dewey at the G.O.P. now. His action is evidence that
National Convention: “It looks to he has the urge to be perma-
me like a dingdong battle from nent President.” |
now to November. 1 have confi- Sen. Nye (R.) “I am a
dence that the sober optnicn of little surprised. I've heen play-.
the American people will sup- ing a hunch the President would |
port the type of leadership the not be a candidate for re-elec-.
Republicans named in the per. tion. But I don't think it mat
son of Gov. Dewey, but I don't ters greatly. The Dewevy-Bricker
think it will be an easily won front is bound to be the win-
victory.” ner.”
Former Sen. Norrie “I Sen. Davie (R.) Pas “I know
- know the President doesnt want of no one in public life around
the job and that he would like Washington who didn't believe
to get out of it, but if nominated Mr. Roosevelt would be a can-
he will be re-elected.” didate. If he’s living, he'll be a
Alf M. Landon, 1956 Repuhli- for a fifth term.”
can Presidential nominee, said Sen. Cordon (R.) Or. “He has
at his Topeka, Kan., home he not only announced his candi-
thought the Roosevelt announce- idacy but he's written his plat-
ment was “just as much surprise ‘form. I apprehend that he may
as the case of the dog biting the | find a sizable number of the
man.” electorate will agree with his
expressed desire that he should
Sen. George (D.) Ga. “Those retire to his Hudson River
of us in Washington who had an
opportunity to he im close touch’
home.”
Sen, Gillette (D.)
with things confidently expected. announcement Ila: “The.
came as a sur-
the Pfesident to make the an-
prise to be personaliv, | was one
nouncement prior to the conven. of the few who thought his de-
tion.”
cision would be otherwise.”
Rep. Bender (R.) “The Sen, McKellar (D.) Tenn: “T
President's: announcement was. never had the slightest doubt
no surprise and if the Chief Fx- that he would accept, and unless
ecutive was forthright he would he weights himself down with
tell the people and more per- controversial matters in his piat-
ticulariv his own party whom form and weights himself down)
he desires as his running mate.” with an unpopular candidate for
Gileason L. Archer, chairman. Vice-President he is certain to be
of the Anti-Fourth Term Ameri- elected.” |
| can Democratic National Com- Myron Blalock, national Demo
mittee: “It is not surprising that cratic committeeman from Tex.
President Roosevelt has suc- as: “President Roosevelt is the
cumbed to the notion of another. choice of the people of the Unit.
term: he has been heading for it. ed States and he will be re-
for the last 12 vears.” elected.” |
Rep. Gearhart Cal: “Did -
he say anything about the fifth
term? Or possibly the sixth?”
Rep. Sulliva (D.) Nev.
“Swell.”
Sen. Pepper (D.) Fla: “The
nation expected this of the Pres-
ident and it will approve his de-
cision.”
Sen. Mugray (D.) Mont: “The
great majority of our citizens
will
ment.”
welcome this announce-
COOLY TAILORED FOR
Sen. Burton (R.) “It is not
unexpected and does not change
the plans of the
party.
Republican
His continuance in office A CALIFORNIA SUMMER
ig Not essential to winning the
war. It would be won even
|
though he were to cease to be
President tomorrow.”
Sen. O' Daniel Tex. “lam AND ON INTO FALL
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‘James J. Carroll, t. Louis bet-

WASHINGTON. July 11. (U.P) —Text of President Roosevelt's ting commissioner, today said F
he will not post any odds on the
| Jetter to Chairman Robert E. Hannegan of the Democratic Na- Presidential election “until the
Roosevelt Says He Would Accept ‘Reluctantly ae Ag
; »
tional Committee:
“Dear Mr. Hannegan: “Such
Democratic convention is over.”
would be my choice. | “Il have to wait to see who
aise Outres Tonia now only

but as Good Soldier,’ but Silent on Wallace | 29 » “You have written me that in: But we of this generation chance the Vice-Presidential candidate Por Angeles,
wile
ot off Sontag end Thrifty Mores.
will he.” he said.
accordance with the records a to live in a day and hour when
Continued from First Page Should such a plan be fol- majority of the delegates have our nation has heen attacked.
lowed, Hannegan will read his
gates to the party convention
LABOR
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own letter and the President's been directed to vote for my re and when its future existence
\ which opens next week in Chi-
‘reply and a roli call will begin nomination for the office of and the future existence of our
cago do not want Wallace and
Mr. Roosevelt has been made.
| immediately. President, and | feel that | owe chosen method of government SHORTAGE SOLVED
What effect the Roosevelt Jet- to you in candor a simple state- are at stake.
fully aware of this feeling.
Second, the President prefers ter will have on the plans of anti- ment of my position.
“To win thie war whole-
Wallace and may or may not in- fourth-term Democrats could not “If the convention should car-
me heartediy, unequivocally and as
years tbe Jearned today, Friends of ry this out, and nominate
sist—as he insisted four quickly as we can is our task
for the Presidency, I shall accept.
ago—that the convention abide ‘James A. Farley, former Demo-
,eratic national chairman and If the people elect me, | will of the first importance. To win
by his preference.
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this war in such a way that
Postmaster General, expect to serve.
President Hold« Fate nominate Farley for the Presi- Row to Suaperiors there be no further world wars
Apparentiv the fate of Wal-. dency both as a protest against in the foreseeable future is our
“Every one of our sons serv-
lace will, therefore, be deter- a fourth Rooseveit term and as second objective. To provide oc-
| ing in this war has officers from
mined by the degree of insic- a meang of rallying all protest- cupations, and to provide a de- We heve severe!
whom he takes his orders. Such
tence with which Roosevelt ing elements behind whatever cent standard of living for our
officers have superior officers.
backs his choice. procedure may be determined The President is the Command-
men in the armed forces after INTER-OFFICE & PLANT TELEPHONE SYSTEMS
Even the most defiant oritics for the campaign itself, the war, and for all Americans. All tully reconditioned — Reedy te instell
er-in-Chief and he, too, has his
nf the Vice-President admit that. — are the final objectives,
superior officer—the people of
Roosevelt can put Wallace over. Expect 100 Votes
“Therefore, reluctantly, but KEY MEN ARE ALL-IMPORTANT
Supporters of Farley believe the United States.
if he wants to make the fight.
“)] would accept and serve, but
as a good soldier, I repeat that
SAVE THEIR TIME—IT WILL PAY FOR ITSELF
From al! accounts Wallace is that he will receive a scattering I will accept and serve in this

all
willing—and there forthe mo- of more than 100 votes from I would not run, in the usual! ESTIMATES — NO OBLIGATIONS
office, if | am so ordered by the
ment the matter rests. *» various States. partisan, political sense. But if
commander-in-chief of us all.
Presidem Roosevelt was in In anv event, publication to- the people command me to con-
tinue in this office and in this
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ROOSEVELT LETTER—Robert E. Hannegan, Democratic withdraw as the soldier has to
“Very sincerely yours.
tered his office. Hise references he will accept and if elected he National Chairman, reads letter from President Roosevelt “PRANKLIN D ROOSEV
to the visit of Gen, Charles de will serve has done little more leave his post in the line. ——

Gaulle were amiable and reflect- than bring the Democratic stew
in which he said that he will accept renomination and “At the same time, I think I}
ed satisfaction with the overall to a boil a few days ahead of. serve a fourth term in the White House if elected. have a right to say to vou and

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ENGINEERED
-Hannegan Note to Chief
de Gaulle. Ry his demeanor it tion now knows without ques. convention something which |
personal- —purely personal,

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was evident. however, that tion what most of it«
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something out of the ordinary ready anticipated—that
run. Ry next spring, | shall
was in the wind. velt is a candidate. WASHINGTON. be 11. (UP)—Text of the letter of Robert E. have heen President and Com.)
Tantalizing Pause Now their problem is one of Hannegan, Democratic National Committee chairman. to Presi- mander-inChief of the armed.
timing. Many had expected the dent Roosevelt which led to Fourth Term declaration, follows:
Quite obvionsiv he relished
President to follow the course forces for 12 vears—three times|
the prospects of the sensation he he pursued four vears ago. | “Dear Mr. President: fact that the national conven- elected bw the people of this At last, wood shelving engineered to meet
was ahout to create.
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tion of his attitude until the con- National Committee, it is
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rush out at the same time. identical pattern—a majority in convention, which will convene the continuation of your léad time of my first inauguration. |
He hegan to read Hannegan’s the convention was pledged ‘in in Chicago on fuly 19, 1944. ership. =
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is pledged in 1944 to nominate of the —Democratic party certifica--
would respectfuly request that
of the good of the American
people. My principal objective,
| each unit 36 inches wide. Several heights
him for a fourth term. tion of the action of the State
ta be filled in. He told the Presi- The President was ar fully co nventions, and the primaries you send to the convention or
as vou know, has’ been the pro- and depths available.
dent that a clear majority of con- tection of the rights and prtvi-
aware four Years ago—as he is in those states which select otherwise convey to the people
vention delegates are pledged to. leges and fortunes of what has.
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Democrats expected him to take. Parts of like size interehangeabie—
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ican people that you continue as tion maneuvers have been fol- tifications to the national com- people. I am confident that the service, therefore, my personal |
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President:” that the convention lowed which were employed in mittee. | desire to report to people recognize the tremendous thoughts have turned to ‘the
in due time will vote a fourth- 1940. Only in the final stage has you that more than a clear ma- burdens of your office, but I day when |! could return to’ Designed by expert equipment engineers—
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by the action of their continue until the war is won on the Hudson River, to avoid) ;
Hannegan then concluded: “In ing silence publicly while his bound obligation. Telephone or write fer Merature ead
-
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money-séving prices on shelving, lockers, cebimets.
bring the third term issue to a ie lot s for your nomination as peace among men is established avoid also the publicity which!
fully request that vou send to benches, shop equipment.
successful conclusion. Mr. Roose- Pr
esident of the United States “Respectfully, in our democracy follows ery)
the convention or otherwise con.
velt writes Mr, Hannegan that | This action in the several States step of the nation’s Chief Exec. we

vev to the people of the United ROBE RT HANNEGAN.” On Disploy

at
he feels “I owe to you in candor = a reflection of the wishes of utive,
States an expression that vou

ROBERT B. PETLEY
will again respond to the call of a simple statement of my posi- the vast majority of the Amer-
the party and the people.” tion.” ‘ican people that you continue to Wed GUARANTEEO

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may serve both as a nominating. the Republican challenge to feel, therefore, Mr. Presi- daughter of the late Sir Charles DAYS’ SERVIC AND ASSOCIATES
fight the campaign on domestic ‘dent, that it is my duty as chair- Fielding. to W. Holden White,
speech
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Organized Hissing of
Dewey Films Charged
a

| BY THE WATCHMAN ereasing the number of vice.)

An organized campaign to hiss chairmen from two to eight and!
pictures of Gov. Dewey, Repub-. permitting greater activity
lican Presidential candidate, the part of representatives of the
charged before the organization unoficlal Republican clubs in
meeting of the newly elected, the county. |
Republican County Central Com- | Under a report by Walter
)
mittee at the City Hall yester- Johnson, chairman of the creden.
day. tials committee, 241 members of!
Raymond Haight, elected at the committee were seated. |
Chicago as the new Republican About 190 attended yesterday's |
National Committeeman from meeting. |
California told the county com. Before turning the gavel over|
) mitteemen that investigation to his successor, Dr. E. 0. Palm.
and checking showed beyond er, retiring chairman, predicted
any doubt that the opposition a very successful and victorious
political actionists have planted regime for the new committee.
“persons in motion-picture§ the- Palmer was tendered an ovation
atere who hiss Dewey when his as an expression of appreciation
picture is thrown on the screen for the accomplishments of his

Ex CLEARANCE |papGAINS VALUES|_BUY NOW |}

‘in newsreels or in other films. administration. |
Hint Ase to Future | Meeting's ‘Surprise’
“It simply shows What we are At the opening sexsion in the
going to be up against in the Hall of Records in the morning,
coming campaign, and we just “big surprise” of the meeting see THESE.
cannot sit idly by and take it was sprung right off the bat WINDOW
Sif ELVES
without lifting a voice in pro- when Laughlin was selected as
test.” said Haight. “We should temporary chairman, Laugblin
not only cheer our candidate, demonstrated the unexpected
hut we must get down to the nature of his selection when he
business of hard work in the picked up the gavel With one
Your cheice—
otherwise a hand and with the other reached clothesor
false impression is given the un- in his hip pocket and pulled ture drush,
BUSY PROGRAM AHEAD—Dr. Edwin O. Palmer, right, | euepecting public. out a list of the committee ap- ¥ forked duster,
retiring chairman, turns govel over to John Borcome, | “In my opinion, there is noth-| pointments to be made. venetian blind
new chairmon of Republican County Central Committee. ‘ing lowér in life than one who reinforeed legs and jainte. Rasy brush!
. would hise the President of the te earry folda for ator age.

nited States or a nominee for

Democratic Committee the Presidency,

| party.”
| Haight,
regardless

who received
of

a big}
STORE-WIDE SALE
STOCKS ARE LIMITED
7

Gives Wallace Boost

42 ‘hand from the members of the

|
icommittee, said that hard work

pea
WATCHING THE WORLD
‘lies ahead and that if anv com.

Come Ta Today
1934 - 1944
Appeale for reelection of, House and who said today he mittee men or women felt they by RAYMOND CLAPPER
could not give the time or who
Franklin D. Roosevelt ae “our would run for a fourth term.”
had merely taken the job to His bese columns on VW ar,

CART
Commander-inChief” and of Milton Livingston of Pomona
) “fill in a spot”—will thew please Postwar, Roosevelt, Repudis-
was elected secretary of the
Henry A. Wallace as Vice-Presi. hand in their resignations tothe can Party, Congress, Labor,

BARGAINS
committee over Mrs. Clover Gas- etc... . with an intimate
chairmen so their places can be

SAVINGS
fient brought prolonged applause ton, Los Angeles. biographical sketch by Mes,
McNitt, presenting a reaolu- filled with
those who want tof
and cheers from members of the Clapper and a warm and
work. Thie suggestion was gen. }
newly elected Democratic Coun. tion and delivering something in brilliant foreword by Emie
the nature of a keynote ape@ech, erously applauded.
Ir
ty Central Committee which met ‘ , Pyle. $3.00.
and organized at the State Build.
Condies, 10"...BY Boge... e |
declared that “not only the fu- BRENTANO’'S
ing last night ture of the nation but of the Prior to Haight’s talk, the
world is a stake in the coming committee #iected hi unani-
Booksellers to the W orid
With the President announce- 611 W lem Se. LA. 14, TR. 1516
ing his willingness to accept a campaign.” mous vote John 8S, Barcome as
fourth term yesterday the en- “The Republicans and Demo- chairman.
Mai! Orders Promptly
Filled Was 7.45
thusiasm for his re-election was crats want to win this war and The county committee repre- &
routine. but the Vigorous con- win it fast.” said MeNitt, “We sentatives from the 15th Can. —-
traversy over Wallace for the
Recond spot gave added emphasis
all agree on that. But there
should. be no interference with
gressional
ed
District
Supervisor
recommend-[
Gordon McDo- XPERIENCED
F[ 5 = @ Certs ........
oD Cewer.........
|
to the at night's the Commander-inChief of the nough as the Republican nomi- Rr ECORDS
meeting of Democrats of the Army and Navy if we are towin. nee for that district, a recom. RAILROAD CLERKS
county for reelection of the H@ must be retained as Com- mendation presenied by Blanche end ‘Just 34e feck
Vice-President. mander-in-Chief of our patty A. Verbeck for the committee,| ot @tii Seenet.........
Welder.......
a RE that we can win the war and which was approved with great EXPERIENCED Medel Plene Tires, H a (or 3 for 1.00)
Bape anning Elec free all of the enslaved peoples! ect:
acciaim byA the Central Commit-| RAILROAD SWITCHMEN Btrong rugged! =¢ Speed | : ) Prices half and more
Principal business of the meet- of the world. But we must also tee. ne Kits...... Ao ome 2
Ing war the election of Michael win the peace. McDonough made a brief talk | Meeded ef ence ef Mevel Bese. Me Molds 1% bushels! & Utility PlasticChelan CLASSICAL
I). Fanning as chairman of the “We must not only re-elect expressing his thanks and | e@e Me physics! examination. sensational valne! Begs. Guerd cee eevee ALsuUMS—Reg. 2.49 1.88
county committe. He was un- him but we must uphold his suring ‘the committee that he | Sees set effect Reitesed Retirement alii First Aid Cordu
able to he present to accept the hands tn Congress by re-electing was going into the fight to win. | Avoty Gon Tings. Kits 29°
honor owing to the unexpected Sen. Sheridan Downey and all His name appear on the Aveitebitity Certiticete Fire-King
death of Mrs Fanning two days of our nominees in the lower November ballot, the action be. Lue Sun ° Men's Leisure yo
previous. Fannings election house.” ‘ing necesaitated by the failure neheon Set 4S Coats. |
was in response to an appeal for The resolution that precipi- of Rep. John Costello to win! : ines? Polish Seddle
unity for the party “to do the tated McNitt's speech carried the Democratic nomination ai. | 35°
job ahead.” voiced by Rollin Me- passages on Roosevelt and Wal- though he won the G.O.P. nomi. LOR BLIND
Nitt of Pasadena. lace as follows:
OWS: nation. Chamois,
18 20
Clothesline
R Is
As further indication of unity, “That we urge all Americans Other Central Committee of. Corrective Studie OO...
‘anning’s nominetion was sec- of whatever political faith to: ficere elected on recommenda. ; ; nges, pon Rolling
onded by Claude Weich of Glen- join us in returning Franklin tion of the nominating commit- 8 tas 5 wool. .... 2

PROSTATE
dale and Dr. Z. T. Malaby of! D. Roosevelt to his command as tee headed by Van D. Hogan are , Ter end Oil Furnitu
Pasadena, both of whom were Commeander-in-Chief. Don Tatum, secretary; Gertrude Remover 39° Polish vi 29°
potential candidates for the poat, “That we urge our delegates |Keller, assistant secretary: Don-
The latter, in his seconding to the Democratic National Con- ald Ingram, treasurer, and Roy Mop
Treatee Withewt Gergery
speech, urged a united front “he. vention to support Henrv A. Adams, assistant treasurer. Time Leet Free Werk—iew

MONEY BACK
GUARANTEE
cause we must hack this immor-. Wallace as the Vice-Presidential Vice-chairmen elected are
ta! man who is in the White nominee of our party.” ‘George Meier. Mra. Mildred
Llewellyn, William R, Brown,
Saven
DEWEY TO MEET WITH ~
vee ON
Herbert Cameron, Sue Weiss,
‘Mrs, Edna W. MacGregor. Sid.
Te. tem Beuquet

26 G.O.P. GOVERNORS Hadsell,

Laughlin and Geraldine
Eyes? MEN’S BELTS TOILET
ALBANY, July Il. (i—Gov. porters there was no mention of
New Rules Adopted
The committee adopted new
Get
sore,
ranulated
atieky,
with
evelide:
Lavoptik,
relieves tired,
burning or irriteted
Reg. 3% COVERS Reg. 1.00 SOAP
Thomas FE. Dewev emerged from President Roosevelt's announce. rules as presented by Chairman eyes or money refunded. 86 years
his second round of conferences ment today that he would accept Philbrick McCoy which vary Pratseed by thousands,
(Evye-eup ineluded.)
Get Lavantik
At ell druggiete.
today. |
with Congressional leaders to- a fourth term. Neither was there from the previous rules by in- Advertisement.
- night, hailed bv Rep. Clare any comment by Dewey, but
——
Reg.
Roothe Lace (R.) Ct.. as “the in- Interviewed by reporters, Mrs. | EXAMINATIONS Hae cold cream base
evitahble man for the U.S.A.” Luce said: vy Appointment
beep skin amooth and
Mrs. Luce was one of six Con- “Mr. Reosevelt mav
necticut members of Congress indispensable man for the Remo-
be the HEARD OPTOMETRISTS lowely

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12 Ganon Mol ** Los Angeles Cimes: AUTO AND JEWELRY EXAMINED IN BLOND MURDER MYSTERY New Zealand's

Thrown on Roadside Chief Sees|

Blond Victim Identified Only as Jean; Amer ican Ties
Auto Set Afire and Abandoned Believed Clue | Dann
Increasing friendship between
The body was found by Frank'@ | the United States and New See.
Seminude, her skull fractured.| 'tand will he a very real result
the body of a biond-tressed Krause of 4860 FE. Fifth St., May- ef the war. Peter Wraser, Mew
i woman about 30, identified only| wood, as he was en route to
; Zealand's Prime Minister. said
as Jean, was discovered at dawn work.
yesterday near a eucalyptus, A few hours after the woman's here
yesterday. Arriving from
Washington by American Air.
grove at Ei Segundo Bivd. and) battered hody was discovered, in- ‘lines, he spent two hours at
Central Ave. where it apparent-| vestigators found an abandoned
Re | ly had been tossed from a car.)automobile in a vacant lot in ‘Lockheed Air Terminal before
Preliminary examination of the 200 block of S. Pacific continuing to San Francisco.
| | the victim’s body failed to estab-| #>0ut five miles away. The car Fraser said his country looks
= 3 lish if the woman was biud-| ad been driven onto the lot to the United States for leader-
, to death or shot th hi) and then set afire in what may ship in the Pacific after the war
An have been an attempt to obliter- —a spiritual as well as material
dered by Inspector William Pen. 4 clues. | _ leadership.
prase of the Sheriff's Bureau of Car Reported Stolen Need for Defenses
“‘ | Investigation. Several hours after it was First responsibility will be the
Rand Gives Clue located, ownership of the auto defense of the Pacific, he said.
Partia! identification was made} was traced to Mrs. M. D. Rowley Second will be the advancement
| through a white gold wristwatch of people of the Pacific
on which the name “Jean” was In rae, Times photo countries,
en inscribed “The bony ape cha said that it was taken from her PARTIAL IDENTIFICATION—Jewelry found on body of The war has made New Zea-
scutely comerious of the
watch were stopped at 12:25. back yard sometime between slain womon. Partial identification wos made through
| for a. defensive alliance,
The letters. “C.F. to JS.” were wrist watch on which the name “Jean” wos inscribed. and she will work toward that
Whether theft of the car had ———————=======|end to preserve the peace, he
hone net with
aiso was among
|
amethvste |
her oferta
connection with the mur-
der or if the two erimes merely CLUE TO SLAYING—Lt. D. F. Moulton inspects burned-out car, later found tohave POSTWAR
been stolen, which may have played role in slaying of womon found in eucalyptus grove.
TRADE SLUMP 1°" caus
:
omre oe ia
were coincidental was a ques-
The victim's black dress that still confronted inves | The Prime Minister visited
found bunched around her neck. | tigators last night B73 OF 37 PER CENT FORECAST Washington after the
She was wearing no under. a imperial conference of dominion

ent mane
clothes. She had on silk stock- derWith victim: asof the mur ACTRESSES
listed simply SWAP CLOTH ES Clerk Arraigned 3 jeaders in London. On his way
Jane Doe In the year after we heat eastern markets and vet it is home he was accompanied by

FOR NAZI WAR EQUIPMENT on Beating Charges: Japan business will be of 37 &merchandise
known factis easythat to California nig wife, Mra Janet Fraser;
°

per cent,” Emil Brisacher, San sell. Cali- pm Marshall inspector-gen eral
Inspector Penprase said she ing checked in an effort to es- Jack W. Nolton, 27, shipping fornia is a magic name, of the New Zealand Public Serv-
Francisco advertising agency
apparently was murdered before tablish her identity. Illustrated
on Page 3, Part I ‘ments hear the autographs of the clerk, was arraigned yesterday “However, we have competi. ice’ A. D. Metntosh, chief of the
head, told the Advertising Club
her body was tossed to the side ~~~ | Four screen actresses vester- “Hollywood Canteen Girls”——Do- before Municipa> Judge Leroy tion in the garment industry Prime Minister's and External
of the road near the eucalyptus Lower Sweet Potato at the Riltmore vesterday.
day made an amazing trade. lores Moran, Phvilis Stewart. Dawson on charges of assault bv springing up in Dallas and St. Affairs Department: F. H. Cor-
grove, since there was no They gave one pair of step-ins. lanis Paige and Joan Winfield force and assault with intent to! But. he added, California has Louis and Seattle is going to hid ner, member of the department,
dence of any struggle at the Prices Set by O.P.A. one brassiere, one princess slip They're being sent to the 3262nd commit great hodily harm as a some advantages in solving the for winter sports clothes. This and Miss K. G. Jordan, the
acene. WASHINGTON, July 11. and one pair of hosiery. Fighter Squadron, 57th Fighter result of an attack Nolton is postwar economic problem. is to say nothing of New York's Prime Minister's secretary.
Preliminary examination of The Office of Price Administra- They'll receive one German Group of the Army Air Forces alleged to have made on his “The United States averageand Chicago's clothing indus
the body failed to show that she tion today imposed price ceil- airplane in the air, one German In return, Maj. Joseph F. estranged wife, Margaret Nol- vearly income is $1103,” he said tries, and dont let us forget
had fought with her assailant. ings on 1944 crop sweet potatoes plane on the ground, one Nazi Broadhead, commanding officer, fon, 20, studio employee, early “Rut on the Pacific Coast it is that even before we have re- Montana Editor Dies .
Her clothing was untorn, and intended to result in a national troop train, one Nazi hridge, a has pledged his fivers will dea Sunday morning. taken France, emigres will he
$1517. so it's easier to sell qual. GREAT FALLS (Mont.) July
her long, red-tinted fingernails average retail price of about 10 flak tower and a warehouse 0! stroy the enemy equipment Judge Dawson set the de itv merchandise here. For exam- ‘ready to take a hoat to Paris 11. Editor Harry B. Breoks,
had not heen broken or her cents a pound, somewhat lower staff car. named. The girls think they fendant’s preliminary hearing’! ple, the garment industry of Los to re-establish the women’s wear 67, of the Great Falls Tribune,
fingers bruised. than last vear. | The almost tunmentionahble gar- struck a goand hargain. for next Wednesday. Angeles it a long wav from the industry there.” fied at his desk today.
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The Weather
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United States Weather Bureau
Les Angeles and vicinity issued last night:
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VOL. LXill WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 12,'1944 CITY NEWS— EDITORIAL

— SOCIETY

Music BOWL EVENT ATTRACTS SOUTHLAND LEADERS (incl Balks

—

SEASON'S FIRST

Bowl Events nion Move

with
—
Stars of Harmony Forced Collective
Thrill 15,000 at Bargaining Plan
BILL HENRY First of Symphonies Defeated, 8 to 6
This is a great place to learn BY EDWIN SCHALLERT Attempts of organized
|la-
things—they may or may not In the annual joust involv- bor leaders to stampede the
all be important, but some of ing music, moonlight, star- Council into ordering the
them, at least, are interesting. light and “atmosphere,” both drafting of an ordinance
climatic and otherwise, that ‘which would force collective
SAIPAN—The Jap isiand-in
the Marianas which has heen
surrounds the premiere of the bargaining upon city em-
the scene of so much bitter Symphonies Under the Stars, ployees again was defeated
fighting, for instance, has al- music camé off the best last decisively by an 8-to-6 vote
ways been a difficult place for night at the Hollywood Bow!l. of the Councilmen.
Americans to approach—with There was no moonlight, Instead of voting for prepara-
or without guns. Rut if vou the stars were dim and even tion of the ordinance the Coune
run into Willard Price he'll cil finally voted unanimously—
tell vou all about it. including a wisp or two of mist threat- with the exception of Council-
his difficulty in getting ashore ened occasionally, but two man John Holland, who was
there some vears ago even knights of melody and har- absent——to send the matter to
though he held a permit from the City Attorney for a written
Tokvo. The captain of his mony, Yehudi Menuhin and opinion on the disputed ques-
ship. who obviously had_ in- Dimitri Mitropoulos vied tion of the conastitutionality of
structions to keep him aboard, with valiancy to delight an such an ordinance — a move
said, “You will not wish to go against which the organized la-
ashore—-too many flies'” Price audience of 15,000, one of the hor leaders had gone on record
produced a fiy swatter and largest ever assembled for an in individual telegrams sent to
went ashore, anyway. A good opening concert. each Councilman.
way to keep up with the Pa- Times phoie Test on Question
From the standpoint of the
cific campaign is to read his PLEASED—Mrs. Leiland Atherton Irish, right, vice-president of the Symphony Associ- The test came when Council
book, “Japan's Islands of Mvys- music lover, the program was a
ation, shown with Mrs. Mada Souden Walsh at opening summer concert last evening. man Parley Parker Christensen,
tery.” gem of the purest ray, dedicated, Mrs Irish expressed the pleasure of the association leaders on » the success of the event. spokesman for the union forces
as it was, to a single classical in the Council, urged passage of
PEOPLE—Smal!l world note—
composer, Johannes Brahms, a substitute resolution for a
Sgt. Bill Doll. one of the soldier-
publicists attached tn the ‘and interpreted by the distin Personne! Committee report pre-
pared by Councilman Ira McDon.
“Winged Victorv’ unit of the guished Grecian conductor new
ald recommending that an opin-
Air Forces, was publicity man to the public here, and the cele- ion first be’ obtained from the
for the Michael Todd produc- brated violin soloist, who has City Attorney before any other
tions at the New York World's
heen a great favorite from child- action was taken. If Christen-
Fair. The other day. while driv-
ing through the outskirts of hood. The audience that very sen's substitute motion had heen
Los Angeles en route to the well filled the huge amphitheater adopted the City Attorney would
Santa Ana Air Base. he ran attested to this with enthusi- have heen instructed to prepare
across the farmer whose sud- asm.
the collective bargaining ordi-
den acquisition of a two-headed nance at once.
Destiny Fulfilled
calf turned him from a live Those who favored Christen-
Glamour was set aside for art. sens substitute motion imposing
stock raiser to a side-show man. but the change appeared a wel-
Times phore
MUSICIANS—Dimitri left, conductor, and collective bargaining are Coun-
Instead of living placidiv on a come one. It recalled to the cilmen Bennett. Christensen,
farm, he now spends his life mind of manv that the Bow! Yehudi Menuhin, violinist, shown together as both
Harbyv, Healy, McCloskey and
touring the country, exhibiting fulfilled its original destiny with thrilled estimated crowd of 15,000 at Hollywood Bowl. Moore. Those opposed are Coun-
the freak product of his haci- concerts of just this type. The cilmen Allen, Austin, Baum-

Conductor and Violinist

enda. 23rd season thus began on prac- gartner. Davies. Gav, McDonald,
tically hallowed gréund., and it is Rasmussen and Burns.
FILMS—If vou ever saw har-
to explore many highways and
ness racing, youll like “Home Arguments Heard
byways of song, dance and in-

Win Audience at Bowl

in Indiana.” True to the best Before the vote was taken 10
strumental music ere it is over.
Hollywood tradition, this Hoo- minutes were allowed for speak-
As Mrs. Ieiland
sier film was photographed all Irish herself declared. this is ers for and against the question.
around. but not in, - Indiana. time for events of. popular wi RY ISABEL MORSE JONES the important orchestral accom. Those who spoke in favor of the
Practically all the harness peal, “yet we are proud to have socalied Litth Wagner Act in-
The Hollywood Bowl Sym- paniment to the soloist.
horse racing scenes were pho- start@d the season in such an phony Concerts began last night Mitropoulos has endeavored
(cluded W. J, Bassett, secretary
tographed in Ohio. Many of idealistic manner, and. to have of the Central Labor Council;
the scenes around the stables auspiciously with great work, to reach the heart of Brahms
aroused such response. David Sokol, organized labor at-
and plantations were taken in with an intense, emotional out-
“Necessarilv in these times a large crowd and the new con. torney; Phil Connolly, secretary
Kentucky. It was photo- | pouring which dd no reach of the C.1.0. Council, and Rav-
‘we are seeking to please an un- ductor Dimitri Mitropoulos, win- all the listeners in the vast Bowl
graphed in ‘Technicolor and, usually varied ‘and in many cases ning his audience. mond F. Lehanev, executive sec-
The snloist spaciousness. His Symphony
it so happened. thev took many a new public for music in this was Yehudi Menuhin, a young retary of the United A.F.L. Po-
scenes when the blue grass was was eloquent and skillful in de
outdoor amphitheater, We have--violinist just returned from the litical Action Committee.
straw-colored. The shrieks tall. In a larger sense. much
therefore sougnt to range South Pacifie front.
No one in the audience spoke
proportion was not audible he-
could he heard for miles when through large assortments of in opposition to the proposed
Mitropoulos opened with the cause of his unfamiliaritv with
the Kentucky grass had to he works and will offer manv legisiation.
Academic Festival Overture hv the acoustics of this amphi,
painted green so that it would events of a highly popular char: Although the document was
trahms. followed by the same theater.
photograph properly. Ah, acter. The one purpose that is composer's monumental Third
Times photo
not referred to directiy, even
acience! He hae vitality and, doubt. PATRONS—Katino Poxinou, actress, center, was among the notables of filmdom g? bw its author, the tenor of most
‘in our minds at ail times is to Symphony, and closed with the
provide people with enjoyment
less, before his six concert en- the first of the 1944 Symphonies Under
tending the Stars. Andre Michalopoulosi of the remarks of the organized
EXPERIENCE — Maj. Howard
that will offset the very serious
violin concerto.
gagements are over and he has ot left and Zoe Akins, ploywright, ot Fight. labor representatives seemed to
The Greek conductor fs spare
(ex-Stanford gridder) Deems plaved several more major sym. justify telegrams sent
experiences that they are endur- of fimure and concentrated in
writes brother Ralph (ex-Oxv phonies, he will have found him.

Navy Lauds 7
ing in connection with the war nervous energy. He has left to each Councilman Monday hv
gridder) Deems that he spent self and the Bow! orchestra will Lehanev which advocated that
Reauty First Aim nothing to chance and éach work
the evening in London recent- become a unit. the collective bargaining CON.
had heen carefully and critically:
lv with the American captain “Beauty will always he our The broad violin tone of Menu- etitutionality question “not he
rehearsed
to whom 156 Nazis surrendered aim in the Bow], along with hin reached the last row of the When the Los Angeles turned over to the City Attor

Sons in Service to Retain Aides

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The orchestra. called the Phil-
after hearing what a fine coun- artistic perfection, but we must harmonic of Los Angeles, is not
Row! His Brahms is rich and County government is in a ney for his opinion.”
trv we have over here, Howard also concede something to the
vet integrated. Perhaps its best vigorous and partakes of the position to huild a new Union Contention
also encountered Margaret courthouse, it will contain
Turn to Page 9. Column Son perform: nce last evening was in Turn to Page 9, Column 4 They argued that their own
Carey, who went to Pomona 780,000 aquare feet of floor
A flag with seven blue stars Confounding prophets’ predic- lawyers had passed upon it and
High with him, over there. apace and cost about $8. 655.-
that it was consistent with State
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She's a Red Cross supervisor hangs on the door of the home 00. according to tentative
tions that the Mavor prohably
and has lived in England sev- of Rev. and Mrs. Francisca Ne would not send in their names and national legisiation. It was
plans of the proposed build-
eral vears. While in London for reappointment Mayor Bow- admitted by several proponents
varez, 135 N. Sunol ing made pwhlic vesterday
Drive. Se
Howard roomed with Ward it was with the greatest fear) ron vesterday asked Citv Coun- of the measure in the Counc),
hy County Manager Al Cam-
Woolridge of Long Beach but that can fill a mother’s heart) cil to confirm reappointment of however, that no matter what
pion.
may, by this time, be “mavor” that Mrs. Nevarez received a Van M. Griffith, president of the view the courts might take of
Also listed in the mana- Police Commission, and Rube collective hargaining as applied
of some French town. If so, long envelope from the Navy ger’s report is another post-
he'll be able to entertain the Department, Rorough, member of the Board io public servants, it was very
war project. a double annex of Public Works. probabie that a second provision
kiddies, as Sen. Arthur Walsh Trembling, she offered it to for the Hall of Justice. a
of New Jersey sent him in- her hushantl. His face The Mavor recentiv declared of the collective bargaining
south and north wing. the he would not -resubmit the scheme—that every private con-
structions on how to play two - ened, too, He opened it slowly, first to cost $3.750.000 and
octaves of musical notes hy then read: names of Griffith, Borough or tractor who receives a citv con.
the latter $3,650,000. James B. Agnew. chairman of tract must agree to hargain col-
rubbing his hands together, “The splendid manner in |
Plans were also disclosed the Board of Water and Power lectively with his empiovees.~
Good trick! which your seven sons have re.
for a new County Public Commissioners, if a poll of the would probably be a direct vin
sponded to the Colors and the
INFORMATION—Back in the Health Administration Council showed that reappoint- lation of the present City Char-
fine records thev possess re
building in the Civic Center ment would not be confirmed. ter.
early 1700's at the New Eneg- fiect the sense of lovaltv and)
land shipyards the customary patriotism they have learned at) to cost $480,500. It would be The Mavor announced other This is the second unsuccess-
separate from any other reappointments vesterday. as ful “squeeze pilav” involving the
method of testing new ships home.”
building. follows: Dr. Frederie P. Woell. collective bargaining as applied
for their watertight qualities The letter was signed by
before launching them was to James V. Forrestal, Secretary neg. Civil Service Commission: to municipal emplovees. Chris-
arold P. Henry, Playground tensen first presented his resolu.

Synod Elects
fill the hold with water and see of the Navy.
and Recreation Commission: tion six weeks ago and an ate
if it leaked out... The long “l was never so sick as when
I received the letter.” Mrs. Ne. Walter T. Casev, Health Com- tempt was made at that time
hush-hush Water Ruffalo am-
phibious tank is regarded bv varez said “l was never so
mission: Howard J. Callanan. to have the legislation railroad.
Fire Commission, and Rev. Rax.-

New Moderator
the marines as one of the finest proud as when | read it.” ed through without even. as is
ter Carroll, Social Service Com customary, sending it to commit.
developments of the war, and it The sons, all volunteers, are
mission. lee for studs
has plaved a big part in all re- Daniel. $=Encarnacion, 24:
cent Pacific landings. Felix, 26: Frank, 29° Manuel, ?7 Rev. Rov W. Hofstetter of Elks
and Gilbert, 23, all in the Navy.
Fowler was elected moderator
Molested
PROPHECY — People should and Samuel, 20. in the marines.
Los Angeles Lodge No. 99 will
have read not only Homer of the Synod of California, Unit Darline Rhodes. heautyv op.
Five are overseas he host to the ?2 Elks lodges in| erator, of 320 S. Bivd.,
Lea's “Valor of Ignorance” for ed Presbyterian Church, for the the South Central California dis- told police vesterday a man ate
a preview of the Pacific war
Patrick J. Cooney.
Fel

coming vear at the opening ses. trict tonight when Clifford C. tempted insuccessfully to attack
but, hy the same author, “The Anglim of Richmond, Cal., presi-
sion yesterday of the annual! ner in a self-operated elevator in
Assault Denied
Dav of the Saxon” for an eyeful
meeting of the group.
dent of the California Elks As. which she was leaving after a
of the Nazis. In the latter, he sociation, makes his offi- visit with friends at 1849 S. Main
said, many vears ago, “The That wasn't Patrick J. Cooney, The meeting is being held in cial visit of the vear. From 1000 St. Miss Rhodes said the man
German people wait oniv as attorney and Democratic figure, the Florence Ave Presbyterian to. 12°00 persons are expected. stole $11 from her in the scuffle,
Bismarck waited for conditions who was assaulted on Main. Church, Dr. Robert Yourd
shape themselves. Sb inbred
St. late Sunday night.

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is this race with his ideals that of San Francisco was elected
“Tl was home in hed when the
it can do without his gentus. It assault was supposed to have vice-moderator.
has become RBismarckian. His taken place.” Cooney declared Speaker at yesterday § afiter-
heavy spirit has settled upon it The need for wastepaper— stack is four feet high, sel| it
vesterdayv in a letter to Captain noon's session was Dr. Carl particularly old newspapers to a junkman—give it to one
It wears his scow!, It has taken of Detectives Jack Donahue of
his criterion of truth, which is Dunn of Culver Citv. retiring and. magazines—has never of the many organizations con-
the robbery squad. “That Pat been more critical.
Germanic: his indifference to moderator, who talked on “Why ducting paper drives—or ask
must have been an imposter.” Neariv all supplies for our one of the following charitable
Justice, which is savage; and. So last night two men, jailed Stand Ye Here?”
~ his conception of the state, on suspicion of the assault, were Last night, Dr. Gien P. Reed
fighting forces in every theater
of war must he shipped in
agencies to send
truck to your home:
a pickup
which is sublime. This nation released after appearing in the of Philadelphia, corresponding cardboard containers manu-
has forgotten God in its exalta- police showtup. They were Wil secretary of the Board of For- American Legion AN-#181
factured from wastepaper. Assistance League
tion of the Germanic race!” Times photo liam Lizzarraga, 24. and Rubens eign Missions. was the Goodwill Industries
Save vour copy of THE
FIGHTING FAMILY—Rev Francisco. Nevarez ond Mrs. Notrvidod Nevorez, with pic- Vasquez, 24. Nobody identified speaker. The session< wil] con:
Salvation Army
Vincent de Pew!
Hear Bill Henry. Monday | TIMES every day. When vour
Friday, KNX. 5:55 p.m. tures of six of seven sons in service, six in the Navy, one in the marines, five overseas. them. jlinue through tomorrow, Volunteers of America

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Warning Given | Exodus ‘of Hotel

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PART Il

of Compromise Guests Begun at

Los angeles Cimes ** WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1944
Peace Danger Santa Barbara
Santa Anita Housing | Musteated on Page 3. Pert I SANTA BARBARA, July

Proposal Gets Backing

SAN DIEGO, July 11.— 11.—Twelve hundred officers
Destruction of the Japanese’; and men of the Army Ground
army and navy-and avoid- Forces and service command
Pasadena Directors to Join in Petitioning | ance of a compromise peace ‘will be given two-week rest
which would leave the enemy. ‘and reclassification periods
Government for Use of Abandoned Army Camp Jaume with holdings in Asia were ‘the three hotels here taken
urged here today by Lt. Col. cover by the Army yesterday,
PASADENA, July 11.—Predicting a march on the Pasa- Evans F. Carlson, 48, famed ‘it was announced today by
dena City Hall by distressed servicemen and: their families
unless relief of the housing problem is achieved, the Pasa- f
onetime
now
raider commander
convalescing in the
Hil, representatives of War De-
4 partment division of engi-
dena Emergency Housing Committee today was assured | ss Naval Hospital from ma-. neers.
the Board of City Directors would assist in petitioning the chine-gun bullet wounds | Meanwhile about 600 civilian
government for use of abandoned Camp Santa Anita as an fered at Saipan. | Guests began moving out of the
emergency housing project. | While the islands of Japan a i ‘three hotels, the Biltmore, Mira-

Club Honors
In gaining support of the city constitute a home base, Ameri- and Mar Monte. No more
directors Cyril Bennett, chair- cans must keep in mind that the wm ‘civilian guests are being accept-
man of the committee, cited the enemy has an extremely strong ‘ed and present’ guests must

Iwo Monrovia |
acute housing need with the army on the eastern shores of [im ‘check out by noon Saturday.
giatement that pleas for shelter Asia and a substantial economic Several thousand others who
have increased from 250 in base in Manchukuo, he said, Times photo had reservations are being in-
UNCONCERNED — “Mitzi,” a cocker spaniel, doesn’t formed bv telegram of the

Army Officers
March to 986 in June. . Warning founded
seem porticularly interested as her owner Carol Selle, Army's sudden action in taking
Most of the requests for shel- We must destroy completely over the hotels bv condemnation
ter came from the families of their army and navy. It has left, makes her entry in annual Santa Anita Pet Show proceedings filed in Federal
servicemen, discharged service-| jalwaya been my opinion that the with Borbara Wickham, playground leader. The show court. All three hotels were
men and warworkers, and a re-
MONROVIA, July 11.— Mon. Japanese high command has not will be held tomorrow at Arcadia County Park. hooked solid until the end of
sumption of racing at the same
rovia extended welcome here to-| Times phote ‘always honestly believed they September. A majority of mem-
day to two World War I heroes HOME-COMING—Moj. Buron Fitts, standing, long-time could beat us. Rather they in-' hers of the hotel civilian staff
track would only aggravate the rovia resident, telis friends about wor at luncheon tended to grab all they could Contest Winner Glendale Man are slated
who also are serving in World) to remain on their
probiem, he said. ithen hold on to it and if possible
Rennett said scores of the War If. They are Maj. Buron| yesterday as Maj. Earl W. Porter, new resident, looks on. jobs.
effect a compromise peace, thus, | The officers and men to he
hundreds of bungalows built on Fitts, long-time resident of this iretaining a large share of the)

Bell Paper ‘Becomes of Age;’

Heads State _ quartered in the hotels will come
city, and Maj. Earl W. Porter, areas conquered in the Pacific. Await Burbank | from all combat areas and will
It is this move the American
Objections Voiced a new resident. Both were guests
‘people must avoid. This would
‘include oniy those with homes
at a Rotary Club luncheon, ‘west of the Mississippi River,
by Arcadia Mayor
ARCADIA, July 11.-—A Maj.
the club that he was deeply seri.
void memders « Publisher Recalls Early Days mean just a breathing spell and,
the Japs would continue their
dreams world domination. | al en OW GLENDALE,
‘the War Department representa
July 11.—Lloyd tives declared.
wave of protest was rolled ous about the size of the job} BELL, July 11. — Publisher terprises for his paper and his Carison, plans officer of the) omes of this city was elected andThebeach
swankwhich
Coralis Casino
operatedClub
i
up here today upon report the Allies still have to do in George O. Wheeler sat back to- community. Fourth Marine Division, was) president of the California Fed-| nection with the Santa Rar
of word that “certain inter-
Coming to this district back wounded at Saipan while trying| ‘Bl RBANK, July 11.— With | eration of Postoffice Clerks, ac-| bara Riltmore
esis” in Pasadena were | Europe before this war is over, day and viewed the current is- is not affected.
planning to create a housing Soldiers Praised ‘sue of his Bell-Maywood Indus. in 1924 when there were a scant to carry his radio operator, Pfc. ribbons to prove their farming
Vita A. Cassara to safety after ability, 50 Victory garden grow-
project out of Santa Anita “You who have soldiers in this
race track for warworkers — war can be proud of your sons; © &
5000 people in the area, Wheeler
founded the Industrial Post and
the enlisted man was wounded erg who competed in a city-wide’ Long Beach Youth
and servicemen unable to
find accommodations in Pas-
they are fine young Americans,
a credit to their parents dnd to © has watched it grow until the
paper's circulation is three times
at GA sevance post.
Marines Lauded
contest sponsored by the Parks
‘and Recreation Department, | Killed in Air Crash
adena. their country,” Maj, Fitte said. 3% He lauded the marines’ deter-'inoked forward today to the LONG BEACH, July 11.-~
When informed of the | “When these boys come home the early-day figure. mination to hold and seize new vegetahie and flawer show to) ‘Cadet Marvin W, Eubanks, 1,
proposal Mayor M. Homer from the war you are not going “We've gone a long way,” he ground despite the enemy's pow- he held Sunday at Recreation’ of Long Beach, was one of eight
Ormsby stated that, “This is to know them. For they are go-
says reminiscentiv. “We've seen erfu) defense from advantageous (Center, 111 W. Olive Ave. | killed late yesterday in the col-
one of the most flagrant ex- ing to be rough and tough as positions. Saipan was taken| First prize lision of two planes from the
many changes and been through winner in the!)
amples of unmitigated gall thev have had to be to come @ Army air navigation training
prosgerity, depression, flood, fire, inch by inch, Carison said. jJarge garden division is W. E.
in my experience. If Pasa- home atall. But when you final- # field east of Lockhart, Tex.,
peace and war: but after the “The campaign there struck jngaishe,
416 Bethany Road, who
dena wants to start a shan- ly do get acquainted with them me as a combination of Tarawa works at Lockheed
Air Termi- according to announcement
ty housing project let them vou will like them. I know be- war we iook for even greater made at San Marcos, Tex., by
development of this commuasity and Guadalcanal,” he declared. na} Although he laid out the
move the shanties to City cause I have heen with them “We met the same stiff resist-| pio most of the work was done. ‘Col. J. M. Hutchinson, com-
Hall Plaza in Pasadena. It a good many fronts.” « and this newspaper.” ance at Tarawa conducive to manding officer of the field, it
by* his three boys, Billy, 15;
is just about as intelligenta Fitts is here for a few days’ =m Early editions were published heavy casualties and once inland was learned here today.
Frankie, 12. and Neison, 10. The
suggestion.” leave after flying with Gen. in an old wooden shack about we had the same kind of fight- Eubanks entered the air serv-
Ingalsbes hail from Kansas,
a block from the paper's present ing as at Guadalcanal.” ice a little over a year ago. He
where thev learned dirt farm-
location at 4313 EF. Gage Ave.,
the l5-acre parking area at the from Africa to Washington, and even at that early date it
ing. Planted in March the gar-’ was the son of Mr. and Mra
track could be readily converted |
for civilian use. |
War I Hero
Maj. Porter, also an honored
es war equipped with a late mode! Alhambra Pioneer den produced so well that ex
cess produce has been sold to
Ode Euhanks of 1834 Maine Ave,

to Be Laid toRest |
typesetting machine and a ro-
“This is a desperate but not a guest, was managing editor of
hopeless plan to solve our hous- the Riverside Press-Enterprise tary press. It is today recng-
the neighbors. Taxpayers Protest
Jack White, 1410 Chandler
ing problem,” said Bennett. pefore entering World War TI
nized as one of the hest-equipped
weekly plants in the Southland.
ALHAMBRA, July 11.—Mrs. Bivd., took first place in the Las Tunas Zone Change
“One of the worst things that and is on detached service as Leontine C. Benham, a resident amall garden classification. A SAN GABRIEL, Julv I1.~
could happen would be for re- press rejations officer in Wac re. here 36 vears, died today at her harber, White grew up on a Twenty persons, representing
turning soldiers to remind us cruiting after service in the U.S Chaaber Head home. 500 N. Almansor St. She [ouisiana plantation. Jack Jr., taxpayers, protested ‘at a City
that while they were ‘taking it’ army Air Forces bombardies OCEANSIDE, July 11.— Duties leaves a daughter, Mrs. James 12, and Jimmie, 10, heip in the, Lloyd Gomes 'Planning Commission meeting a
at the front, we made no effort «choo! at Roswell, N.M. In the’ as president of the Oceanside Stuart of this city. Funeral garden project. proposal to change Las Tunas
to take care of their distressed fret world war he was an avi-| George O. Wheeler Chamber of Commerce have services will be condutted at A musical program will high. cording to word received here); Drive from Del Mar Ave. to the
families.” ator, was wounded in air battle been assumed by Harold Cress. p.m. Thursday in the Little light the show. Prizes will be today from Sactamento, where east city limits from its present
Opinion Suggested /over France and won the Purple trial Post with a feeling of satis. Cross succeeded Wineton Nelson, Stone Church of Eurner, Ste. awarded at 7 pm. by Council- the organization ¢ losed its 17th |business zone to that of a resi
vens & Turner, man Horace V. Thompson. annual convention. dential zone,
Although Santa Anita is still Heart, D.S.C, and Croix de faction, for with it he embarks former principal of the Ocean-
officially a military camp, the Guerre. upon his 2ist year of contin- side-Cariabad Union High School,
Tos Angelés Turf Club has been Another guest was President | uous 5 publication. who recently took over the office
reportediy informed that the George A. Baker of the Hunting-; “We're of age now,” he said of director of Pombna Junior
nt will return the ton Park Rotary Club. |proudiy as he planned new en- College.
War Departme
within 30 days and

FORD MOTOR COMPANY

property
plans are under consideration to
resume racing at the plant next | 7

winter.
In a diplomatic afterthought, 7
City Director A. I. Stewart,
amended his original motion to! '
convert Santa Anita to civilian

eAnnounces a change in Ownership of

use bv suggesting that the city ae
|
of Arcadia be asked for an opin- ;
wr

ion regarding the plan.

“Aftef all, the track is within
the corporate limits of Arcadia,

MOTORS,
Med
and we might be placed in the
embarrassing position of being
told that we could move the bun-
vd to our own Brookside
ark.”

Gen. Bradley 2219 West Pico Blvd. DRexel 8375

Pins Medal on | It is with genuine pleasure that we announce
Van Nuys Hero the appointment of this new dealership
VAN NUYS, July 11.-From which brings to Los Angeles Ford owners a
the hands of Gen. Omar N. Brad.
lev himself, Pfe. Gordon Pryne
of Van Nuys, a bazooka gunner,
wealth of automotive experience. Les Kelley
received the Distinguished Serv.
ice Cross in a ceremony con) and Roy White, having served motorists in
ducted on the Normandy front,
according to word received here:
today.
this area for a quarter ofa century, are highly
Pryne and his loader, Pvt. Mar-
cus Heim of Buffalo, N.Y., were! capable of rendering the universally excellent
credited with destroying three)
Nazi tanks in spirited action dur- service provided by Authorized Ford Dealers.
ing the early stages of the in- Wor has brought a new appreciation _will provide a post-war transportation
vasion.
Pryne and Heim allowed the of old values. service finer than ony you have ever
infantry-supported tanks to rum. The railroads, for example. They are experienced.
bie on unmolested until they ROY WHITE
came to a range of less than 30 indispensable. Never have they meant For the railroads have clearly dem- || | General Manager ;
yards, before they rose from their so much to so mony people. onstrated their ability to perform and
- to progress. They have transported | LES KELLEY President |
ith the
| “The Nagi in- But we in the railroad industry ore millions of additional tons of freight | 4
fantry promptly withdrew. not satisfied merely to be doing a good with no appreciable increase in rolling
Ty) emergency job. stock; carried millions of fighting men ‘
with but little inconvenience to essential
This wor has made us realize, more civilion travel.
than ever, the tremendous force thot is * * * | A nave been inverested am offering
under our direction—its mighty hauling The war is still to be won, ond the
power; its flexibility; its absolute in- Rock Is.ano is resolved to see it through.
> dispensability to our community life, to But we envision a post-war era of rail present catfF here 10% ond tho
our country, to our allies. transportation that will be as gratifying and we ice inv
When the world again turns to as the performance of the railroads in | tam non my Aad *
|
Wee ofkidney function aceful pursuits, America’s railroads war-time. | men in and see business.
poleqnous
matter to remsin in your it pe .
~you ll like “a
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4 Foreign Trade
Los dnacies Cimes *

Zone Urged for

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A Los Angeles P
ort
A vast increase in henefits
‘from: foreign trade will he as
sured Los Angeles if a foreign
trade zone is established at the
Port of Los Angeles after the
war.
This wae the conclusion of ex-
peris ata luncheon yesterday of
the world trade committee of:
the Chamber of Commerce. Jun.
ior Chamber of Commerce and
Southern California harbor com-
missions
“In immediate postwar vears,
there will be more ships for
more trade——mit with less har
hor facilities to take care of’
them—than ever hefore in our
nation’s history.” declared Thom.
as Lyons, executive secre.
larv, Foreign Trade Zones
Roard, Department of Com.
merce.
Lvons is here from Washing
ton for conferences with local
committees interested in on
taining a foreign trade zone for
Los Angeles Harbor,

| Huge Increase Forecast

Times photo

ARRAIGNED—Mrs. Horry G. (Stull, left, accused with “Our foreign trade estimates | a ‘de
husband on charges of contributing to delinquency of |
for 1948. based on 1942 prices.”
minor doughters by permittings them to work late hours Lyons said, “show that we wil!
in Hollywood clubs, shown in aourt with doughter Jean. have $13.500,000,000 worth of ex.
port trade and_ §$8.000.000,000

Young Dancers’ Parents

worth of imports—with $50,000.
000 tons of shipping to do it with,
which is two-thirds of the whole 8.95
world’s shipping before the

Face Delinquency Trial war.”

Because such increased trade
will have to he accomplished
+

Mrs. Dorothy Capron, mother, with less port facilities-—he

ef Caprice Capron, night elub plained the armed services must
keep their ports long after the
entertainer, and Mr. and Mrs.
war because of overseas opera-
Harry G. Stull, parents of the tions—Lvons urged the Los An-
Stull dancing twins Jean and geles and long Reach Harbor
Dean. were arraigned hefore Ju- Commission representatives to
take an inventory of their facili-
venile Judge A. A. Scott vester-!
ties and to see how a foreign
dav on charges of contributing
trade zone would help them in
to the delinquency of their mi-, the great. postwar trade expect.
nor daughters in permitting esi bv this area.
them to work late hours in Hol- Lvons went on to explain
what a foreign trade zone is, and
lvwood clubs.
how it operates
The action, instituted recently Essentially, the trade zone
by the Disfrict Attorney's juve- functions ona grant of authority
nile protection bureau, after the from a special board under the
three girl entertainers had ap- direction of Congress. l'se of
peared as witnesses at the Army honded warehouses at ports, on
court-martial of Capt. Morrison the other hand, operate under
Wilkinson on morals charges, the tariff acts,
followed a recent conference he.
—— 3 Advantages Outlined
tween Dep. Dist. Atty. Harold
Slane, head of the bureau, with Actualls a foreign trade zone
representatives of the City Attor. is like an island, where foreign
nev's office and the State Labor goods may he brought in and

|
Commission. stored — duty free until such
The parents are specifically time as they are to he shipped
charged with permitting the on to their destination, either
girls to work without a Labor in other foreign countries or
Commission permit, as required wifhin this country.” Lyons said
by law. “This not oniv is a financial
hoon to shipping interests and
The Stull twins were only 15 IN COURT— Mrs. Dorothy
the port itself.” he went on. “hut
years of age when they obtained Capron, mother of night nas its greatest value in that it
employment as entertainers at club entertainer, also ar-
the Florentine Gardens, and the expedites the use of ships. With
raigned in delinquency case. our limited harbor facilities after
Capron girl was 17 when she
started working at Far! Carrolis the war, this is an important
comrmssion to Chief Investigator factor to he considered.”
as a dancer, the complaint made
Lorenson for a report. At the present time, San Fran-
by Slane alleged.
Mrs. Capron and the Stull par- Thes action was requested hy cisco has applied for a grant to
enis are scheduled to appear he- Police Horrall in order hecome a foreign trade zone and
fore Judge Scott tomorrow for a
to keep a close check on pos- Los Angeles has not—although
preliminary hearing. They face sible jempliovment of minors. the Port of Los Angeles, during
possible jail sentence if ‘con- the last 20 vears, has exceeded
victed. Junior Red Cross the
other
water-borne
Pacifie Coast
tonnage
ports.
of all
Miss Capron accused Capt.
Wilkinson of attacking her and Reports on Activities The president of Los Angeles ;

Miss Dean Stull testified that Junior Red Cross reports. filed Harbor Commission, Fugene
the officer attempted to attack vesterday at Chapter House, re- Overton, said, in respoygse to a
her. vealed that 691.942 articles for question from fthose attending
use hy members of the armed the luncheon, that the commis.

Chief Seeks Check forces.in military hospitals were sion Is “seriously considering ap-
piving for a foreign trade zone
produced by junior and senior
on Club Entertainers high school students of greater permit” if the studies now heing
Proposed amendment of Po. Los Angeles in the 1943-44 schoo! conducted bv the commission
lice Commission rules to require vear. The students also han- are encouraging.
fingerprinting and proper iden- died assignments which met

S uspect ‘Asks
tification of all persons emploved needs of veterans’ hospitals and
as entertainers in night clubs local Communities, and produced
vesterday was referred hy the clothing for children overseas

to Be Taken
SUIT DISMISSED AS PAIR Joseph Walter Rice, 28-year

MARRY FOR THIRD TIME

old butcher, vesterday flagged
down a radio patrol car at 16th
St and Central Ave
Ah' Romance’ just hefore their elopement to “Tl want to give mvyself up.”
The Rov Krogs have remar- Yuma, jan. 16, 1943. the transient told Police Off.-
ried again’ Superjor Judge Car! A. Stuts- cers H. S. Stovall and M. B
For the third time in three man miwht have sent his felici- Feltenherg “Im fugitive
and one-half vears. Darinka tations, «too, because it was he from the Ohio State Reforma.
(Dolly Dare) Krog, film actress, who dertied Krog a decree jast tory.

and Rov Krog, apartment house November, when Dollv Dare con- Rice said he escaped June 15
owner, are honeymooning. tested hts divorce suit for five while serving three years for
Announcement of the latest days, and won on the grounds violation of parole on an orig-
wedding of the couple was made that she realiv ioved him, de- inal charge of forgery.
yesterday by Atty. S. S. Hahn spite aasorted charges. The officers obligingly locked
in Domestic Relations Ceurt, ‘him up in the City Jail and
OW to Santa Ana
where Mrs. Krog's latest sepa- wired Ohio to learn if his story
After abat, Krog disappeared,
rate maintenance suit was pend. Is correct,
ing. The case was dismissed and to reappear with a Mexican de-
cree, This latest elovement—-to
Superior Judge Wiiliam S. Baird
sent his congratulations.
Santa
of a
Ana jast week—-grew
reconciliation which
out
was
Angeleno Soldier
Yuma EFlopement
Superior Judge John Beards-
effected when terms of Mrs.
Krogs nepvest separate mainte-
Killed in Crash
- Jew also could have sent his hest nance suit confronted the newly Four soldiers, including one
wishes, for it was in his court divorced husband.
from Los Angeles, were killed
“TN promised and 15 others injured at Camp
that Krogs annulment suit was
Campbell, Ky., last Thursday
set, following their elopement Judge “Thev only started
night when an Army truck in
to Fiorida, Jan. 30, 1941. and on their honevmoon last week.”
which thev were riding over.
turned, according to a helated

Baldwin Defends Move post public relations office an-

nouncement vesterday.
The los Angeles victim was

to Nevada as Sentimental Pvt. Richard A. Genereux, 350.

of 1316 N. Serrano Ave.
a
He was
member of the 980th Engineer
Not for divorce purposes hut She alleges that he promised al-
hecause he had “sentimental at- wavs to take care of her chil- Maintenance Co., attached to the
tachments” for Nevada. Rald- dren. Shei charges that he camp.
win M. BRaidwin moved to Reno moved to Nevada solely for the
in 1939 after his separation from purpose af} obtaining a speedy Marriage of Writer
decree and to avoid California
his third wife. he averred in a
deposition read vesterday hy court action. and Dancer Disclosed
his attorney, Frank P. Doherty, in his karl
janswer Felton,
the MG.M. writer,
ahsent
in the court of Superior Henry third husband and the former Miss Fern Gev,
declared that he
M. Willis. had only returned dancer, were receiving congrat-
to California
Raldwin, now a captain over- for short Ups, one to San Fran- ulations vesterday from friends.
@eas with the Army Air Forces, cisco to attend the funeral of gfter their marriage Sunday in-
is fighting an attempt of Mrs. his mother3 Anita M. Baldwin, Santa Monica by Municipal
Rowena Schneider Baldwin to in October.) 1939, and another ludge Orlando Rhodes. Gordon
invalidate his Nevada for the fumeral of his fourth Kahn. film writer, and Miss
decree
Mre Raldwin is asking $250,000 wife. Cordefia Raldwin, in De- Aune Franks, actress, were hest
emtright, S119 alimony and He now ts man and bhridesmaid. respec.
$700 support for her three chil ried to Rrownite Atkins Bald- tively, It was the second mar-
dren by two former marriages. win his fifth wife. riage for each of the principals.
 | |

Anacles Times WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1944

Mr. Roosevelt Will Run Again | Fair Will’ Leeside

To his long record of precedent-breaking, Had he decided, early last spring, sav, and
By Lee Shippey
Enough
President Roosevelt came as near as possible made known his determination not to run
yesterday to adding another—that of formally again, his position would have been in al!
Next month the Coast Guard
accepting a nomination before its tender. yespects an enviable one and prohably a, will celebrate its 154th anniver-
stronger one than now. ‘The “place in his-
= True,
Tention
he said that “if” the Democratic con-
meeting in Chicago next week nomi- tory” which is supposed to be his particular|
“By Westbrook Pegler sary. It is actually older than
the U.S. Navy, for what Navy
nates him, he willput aside what he describes fetish would have been impregnably secure, we had during the Revolution
NEW YORK, July 1t.—T sup ary War was not the U.S. Navy
as his personal preferences and run for a He would have successfully broken virtually
fourth term. Many other aspirants to office all the precedents there are for a President pose we must give Mrs. Roose- but the Colonial Navy. After the
velt and Mavor LaGuardia war was won we didnt have a
have said as much before. to break. He would have retired on a high | .
country, but 13 countries bound
tide of victory in the war and have made a credit for sincerity and good in- together hy the Articles of Con-
But in Mr. Roosevelt's case, the “if” is pure- tentions in their attempts to
selfcreditable concession to the strong popu- federation, and that organizae
Ie rhetorical. No one knows better than he in chil-
lar feeling that 12 vears in the White House | “eal with waywardness tion was going to pieces. Things
that his nomination is and long has been dren, but it seems to me that were in such bed shape that if
——

is enough for one man and for the country.

foregone. No one has done as much as Mr. their understanding is cramped we hadn't set up the Constitu-
He could have dictated his party's choice of | by their politics,
<= Roosevelt himself to, make it inevitable, tion and got 12 of the 13 States
a nominee to succeed him and made an enor-
He has not, to be sure, openly sought dele- LaGuardia has heen Mavor of to adopt it, the conflicts which
mous, because less self-interested, contribu | New York for about 10 years
gate support. All that has been capably cared were already hreaking out be-
tion to that nominees chances of election. and just at this time it is no ex- tween the 13 States would have
for by political strategists operating in close Did that come about, he would still have been | aggeration to say that a child kept us from getting very far.
consultation with him and under his skilled the real head of the party—a sort of new Jef- of, sav, 12 is in greater corrup- The worst of those was hetween
direction. So capably, indeed. that the Presi- tion in some of the New York Pennsylvania and the “Oakies”
ferson’ at Monticello—in surroundings more
dent's name is, practically speaking, the only to his taste. His power in national and in- public schools, and particularly coming over from Connecticut,
who were shot down by the
one before the convention for the top position. ternational councils would still have heen | in LaGuardias own residential
His nomination on. the first ballot may: not and political district of the city, Pennsyivania army a« an unde-
great. Were his pick defeated, no one could the,
than he or she would be in cer- sirable class of migrants. That
be unanimous, due to the so-called Southern have said with any certainty that Mr. Roose- tain bf the slightly gainful sum. was the Wyoming Valley Massa
revolt, but it will be so overwhelmingly near velt himself would not have won. mer occupations which the cre.
it as to show that no other candidate ever Reside that arrav of inducements to retire| Mayor proscribes. [.ittle crim- However, we got the Consti-
had an infinitesimal chance, on his laurels while they are vet green and inalf break into the schoo!ls-at tution and all the States except
-

~
Had not Mr. Roosevelt long ago convinced flourishing,« the risks—not all to -himseflf, night in vacation time and de- Rhode Island came into the
indispensable either—of his present course loom large. He strov furniture, machinery and Union. Unity improved condi-
himself that he is continuingly
he could records and there have heen tions for all the States so much
as the nation’s Chief Executive, faces the most formidable candidate and op-
many cases of stabbing and that after two years Rhode
readily have groomed a potential successor position of his career, with not a little of that shooting. Teachers have heen
tee’
ow
«
Isiand came in too. The coun-
and had him nominated, There is even rea- opposition from within his own party. Some punched around and generally try Was so prosperous that smug-
eon to believe that, four vears ago, that was of the more vociferous of his supporters are terrorized, too, and there are giers and pirates from the Cari
<
his intention. In the Cleveland speech (Nov. more liabilitv than asset. He has already lost reports of rocks being thrown hean made Albemarle Sound
> 4 1940.) with which he closed his third-term control of Congress: after January the House through Mr. J.aGuardia’s own | their branch headquarters and
campaign, he said that, after 1944, there would is virtually certain to be Republican in ma- Harlem where his personal and pled up and down our Fast
President.” In explanation of jority membership and sentiment, -and the political protege, Vito Marcan- Coast. Alexander Hamilton saw
he “another
tonio, the only unfailing spokes. a chance for revenue and the
why he changed his mind, it will be said, of Senate also, at least in the latter respect. The
man of the Communist party Coast Guard was created to exact
cour that he did net then feresee our in- Congressional elections of 1946 are more like- line in Congress, officiates as toll on all the rum and sugar and
volvement in-the war. There is abundant ly to increase than to modify this trend. From the presiding spirit of the New , other things our hardy ancestors
evidence. however. that he did foresee it: in personal experience and from that of predeces- Deal. considered necessities.
fact. that is one of the arguments now made sors. Mr. Roosevelt knows to what extent a VERBOTEN AREAS COAST GUARD SEES WORLD
in hehalf of his retention, hostile Congress can immohilize a President,
The Mavor has reminded Nis The Coast Guard has been op
When he made up his mind to do so, how- discredit his domestic policies, take over the subjects that newspaper erating ever since hut its fune-
ever. is secondary to the fact that Mr, Roose- direction of national affairs and generally re- pub) ching plants are forhidden tions have changed so greatly
velt obviously and intentionally put his party duce the occupant of the White House to the ATCAS of summer employment that today it is on every hattle
in the position where no one else could be status of a somewhat battered figurehead hor children under 16. Yet. ex- front that touches the sea. Eisen.
Such a condition of internal disunity wosld cept for the inflhence of the hower's expedition into North
nominated, or could have been elected if he
not be good for the country or for ifs war Communist members of the Africa was landed by Coast
had heen. Under the circumstances, the pres- New spPaper (,uild, of which Mrs, .Guard boats as well as bv Navy
ent statement's effort to make it appear that effort—a fact for the consideration of those and Army boats. So was his ex
Roosevelt is a member, the
the President is reluctantly consenting to be disposed to attribute Mr, Roosevelt's decision young rid he hetter oft, pedition into Normandy. So have
drafted lacks sincerity. It is the identical solely to patriotic self-sacrifice and to credit morativ, and in peril phi we heen many attacks on islands in

Today and Tomorrow |

strategy which he employed in preconvention him personally with war indispensability. the South Pacific. From Attu to

Great Game
icaliv. in the of a daily
1940 and repetition has worn it thin. Mr. Roosevelt's silence with respect to the newspaper than in these public Australia and from the Rav of
Vice-Presidential nomination, as contrasted | schools under his own tight and Rengal clear around the world ta
It is not to be concluded from this that Mr.
Saipan the Coast Guard is in
of Politics
with his relative candor about his own, can autocratic juris ction where
. Roosevelt's decision to run again was an easy
ene to make. There were potent arguments be used to argue either for or against the. not
right,
mere
dangerous
misc! hut down- By Walter Lippmann there pitching. Anybody who
got into the Coast Guard in hope
chances of Mr. Wallace for second place. It criminality is
on both sides to weigh: if anything, those | rife of keeping out of the war made
would have been a good time for him to clinch | BY FRANK R. KENT
against seeking a fourth term would seem to The Communists. of course. Mr. Wallace is subject to a any man in our public life, m@st the second biggest mistake of
the average observer to have been the more the latter, had he been so Tlisposed, in view are devoted to the intentional
WASHINGTON, July 11.—Ap- test such as no other candidate tell him that in these ti the century, Adolf having made
of the proheble convention fight against the parently Mr. Wendell Willkie for Vice-President has ever he- with the great things that are the higgest. Today there is said
compelling. corruption of vouth. This pro-
Vice-President. On the other hand, silence
broods more bitterly as the fore had to meet. He is treated at stake. a man who divides the to he a larger percentage of Coast
He has. personallv, a great deal to lose by gram and detaiis of its oper-
weeks go bv. as if he were a candidate for country and has little prospect
leaves the situation in status quo, and the| ation were set forth in the con- Guard personne! at sea and oyer-
his chosen course, and comparatively little to Friendly newspapermen and President. One has only to com- of uniting it ought not to he a seas than of the personnel of
status quo is distinctly pro-Wallace. fessiona! autobiography of Ren-
gain. jamin Gitlow, the predec essor politic lans who have seen Mr. pare his position with that of candidate. either the Army or the Navy.
of Farl Rrowder as the Amer- Willkie since the Republican Gov. Bricker, who was nomiuinat- For however important tthe The Coast Guard is manning not

Union Beaten on Demand for City Council to Ignore Law

5

ican chief of the Muscovite con- convention report him still wres- ed on the general assumption ideas for which he stands,/ he only cutters and frigates-—-what
spiracy. The New York newspa- tling with his conscience and his that there is no normal proha- would he jeopardizing and mot the English call corvettes—but
per plants are manned that principles but not quite sure in bility of his becoming Presi- promoting them if they became combat transports, PC's, LST’s,
The amazing demand of a union political Federation ‘of Tabor Political Action Com- which direction they are going dent. If the country thought involved in bitter class and tsec- icebreakers, F-hoats and trans-
the Communists could not pre-
action committee that the Ios Angeles City mittee, made the great blunder of sending vail over the hetter example of to propel him. They also report that there was a serious possi- tional conflict ports, the latter two for the
refuse to be guided by law in its telegrams, right out jin the open, to City him as resentful toward some of hility of his being President, Mr. Wallace's calling is that Army,
Council the American members of the
Council members demanding that they pass his best friends, now enthusias- there is little doubt that virtual- of a prophet. There is a wide
action on a proposal for mandatory unioniz- staffs, who are, on the whole,
difference between prophecyjand
JAPS OUT, NAVY IN
the legislation without letting the City At- normaliv decent men and wom-, tically supporting Gov. Dewey, lv all but the rank and file of
ing of city employees was given the answer government. As a prophet, jand This war is such a coopera.
en whose influence would be full of animosity toward writers the habitual Republicans would
it deserved yesterday. torney rule on its legality. tive thing that Army. Navy and
good, who have ventured to regard his holt the ticket. Insofar as Gov. an agitator for his propheties,
This brazen effort to by-pass the law and Mr. Wallace has ranged fartand Coast Guard work together se
Ry a vote of & to & the Council refused attitude as not admirable. And, Bricker is accepted by independ-
force the ordinance down the throat of the DE LUXE SQUALOR ents who would prefer to vote wide. There is no doubt. I think. vou can hardiv tell which is
to go.along on any such underhanded pro- iT) addition, to he developing a
which. Some of us don't know
Council, whether it could constitutionally Pass |
Roth LaGuardia and sirange persecution complex Republican, it is on the notion that there is in him much of
gram. that where 20 feet of ocean wa-
it or not. of course boomeranged as might Roosevelt have indicated a he- which makes him feel that some that thev are voting not for an- the feeling and the tendiency
It voted instead to send the proposed legis- of things to come. ter was flowing four years age
have heen expected. lief that poverty itself is a people are trving to “dragoon” other Harding but for a Throttle.
lation to the City Attorney, in the ordinary The A-F.l political action group well stronger influence for corrup.- him into support of the ticket, bottom.
Long Reach has pushed the
A REALIST ocean back to make room for 500
wav, for a ruling as to its constitutionality, knows that this strong-arm ordinance is inn in the voung than the facts that he is heing “threatened with Rut Mr. Wallace is no Throttle. Rut he is a mystic and! iso acres of made land on which the
It could not. with a clear conscience, have show it to have heen. They punishment,” that terrible pres- bottom, and the question of his
against the public welfare and is even in spe- lated man to whom the shape Navy has spent $100,000,000, not
done anything else. seem unaware that we have in sure is being put on him, renomination is by general un-
cifie violation of President Roosevelt's own of the real world is yot clear, counting all it has spent on the
our midst a kind of people who derstanding the question of
The astounding part of the whole matter warning against the organizing of govern. VERY MYSTERIOUS in which he is not at home and San Pedro side and is spending
might he called Park Ave. visualizing him as President of
ic that the supposed!iy politically astute union ment workers. Yet it seeks not only to force It is all very anonymous and at ease. It is here, I helieve, at Seal Reach. In the Long Reach
s
crackers, or rich trash. whose the Lnited States.
would have gotten itself “mit on a limb” in mysterious, and though obvious- that the profound distrust of area there are three drv docks
through the legisiation, but goes so far as young, girls as’ well as his being President originates,
euch fashion. The contempt of many union ly these ideas come straight from BHARPLY DIVIDED the width of the Panama Canal,
to snap its fingers at the law and demand turn out to he hums hecause
Mr. Willkie, newspapermen are On one thing all will agree. and | am speaking of those and it is doubtful if any other
leaders for the law and the rights of ordi- that we have rule by mob force instead of their home influences were rot-
not supposed to quote him direct- who like him and admire and port in the world will have the
nary citizens is’ well known, But this con- under established law in the established ten. I never have seen in anv Mr. Wallace arouses intense.
ly. Nor do they—in their writ- most fanatical partisanship. His understand his ideas. facilities for handling men, ma-
tempt usually is camouflaged with pious of their givings on this subject
American fashion. ten accounts, One extremely friends, who are legion, give No ‘one can be certain. of teriel and ships that the Los
words. an appreciation of the fact that
The sentiment is typical of union leaders well predisposed journalist came course, what responsibility will Angeles-Long Beach Harbor will
squalor does not necessarily him the kind of devotion which
But the political technique was bad—very away the other day with a list do to a man. It changes alll men. have within a verv few montha,
In this case, however, one Raymond F. consist of cracked plaster, bed- Rrvyvan and the elder La Follgtte
bad. of four “specific and funda- Rut the politicians have todjudge A pier a mile long is just one lit.
‘Leheny, executive secretary of the American bugs, cold-water plumbing and in their dav aroused. His e-
~
menial’ Willkie grievances mies, who are also iegion, are Mr. Wallace by assuming that tle thing. Incidentally, what
cluttered fire escapes. but exist,
against the Republican party he would he in the White House used to he Jap fishing village on
as conspicuous mishehavior has irreconcilable. The fundamental
c

The Germans Get ‘The Truth’—

—
sions of
in certain
the hereditary
country Man-
gentry
which it was declared it would
he necessary for Mr. Dewey to
question hefore the Democratic
convention is whether, with the
what he is in the Vice Presi-
dency, Many of the votets, too
Terminal! Island
stallations now.
is ail Navy ite

clear up before he can hope for many to be disregarded, fwould QUIET COMMAND
Dr. Joseph Goebbels, the German Propa- The whole population has been fed = so and in their town houses off the President running for a fourth
7
Willkie support, term, they can nominate a Vice- feel, T think, that his elevation
ganda Minister—has reversed his field and long on a diet of carefully prepared and pre- avenues. Capt. W. F. Towle. command
These include, of course, the to the Presidency wou pro-
digested lies that nobody knows just what The fact that relatively few President, not unlikely to he ing officer of the Coast Guard in
duce a profound, perhaps an
—

plunged into something entirely new for him foreign policy and postwar trade President in this fourth term, this district, is a sea dog that
the reaction will be when the raw meat of - such children are committed to
unreasonable, sense of anxiety,
and. bv his own admission, has just given correctional schoole may mis- planks, concerning which one who divides the people so deep- Joseph Conrad would have writ-
straight fact is forced down the collective) and of loss of confidencel in the
lead the Mayor and the lady gatbers Mr. Willkie used the ly and so sharply. ten a hook ahout. He isn’t very
the German people a dose of “the truth.” He gullet. Will the notorious German tendency| who has demurely identified her word “monstrous,” but also are This is a consideration which conduct of the government.
big and his voice is so low that
to fold up when the going gets really tough This would arise, I thik. not
has warned them of the terrible peril from husband as the ruler of the included the wage and tax transcends not only personali- you have to lean toward him te
a | manifest itself? Or will a disclosure of | planks, and finally the Negro ties burt even specific issues. The hecause Mr. Wallace is: not a
the Russians on the eastern front. Of course, American people. Money and hear what he says. He knows
plank. Aside from the fact that good man. On the contrary, he
the old bogey of Communist domination of su dire peril bring about a sort of invol- position keep them out of jail case for the President's re-elec- his Shakespeare and his history,
Mr. Dewey already has clarified is an exceptionally fine! human but above all he knows his men
the Continent has been a familiar stand-by untary, galvanic frenzy in a last desperate | and their names off the records, tion must perforce be based on
and interpreted in a forthright heing. It would arise from an
effort to ward off annihilation’? but we may firmly surmise from the argument that the compli- and his ships. He sailed Ber.
in Nazi propaganda—mainly for foreign con- way the first two planks, it does intuitive realization that his
prominent displavs of adolescent cated machinery of war-making ing Sea and the Arctie long he
sumption—but it has never heen coupled No matter what the answer, Dr. Goebbels goodness is unworldly, that his
Ud and eariy adult cynicism, graft seem as if it requires consider- and peace-making would hecome fore they ever dreamed of radar,
with the admission that the Reich was ac- evidentivy has felt the national disaster |
able straining for Mr. Willkie to seriously stalled by a change of heart is so detached fyom the
and spectacular indifference to When Jack Binns sent out the
tually in mortal peril of immediate invasion. he so close at hand that he had this realities that he hag never
standard of find fault with the Negro plank,
iry
the old American administration, But this argu- frst SOS which showed fhe
This latter statement is what makes the radical experiment whether he wanted to or which is certainly stronger and learned to measure, as states- world how radio might save
family integrity that some par- ment is bound to falter if the
more specific than the plank on country sees a serious possibil- man must, the petation Vet good
fewest Goebbels statement unique. not. ents in the upper brackets have ships it was the Coast Guard
which he himself ran in 1940. and of evil in current 4ffairs. vessel on which Capt. Towle wag
The next question is: How much truth can The truth in Germany! failed conspicuously who never- itv that this complicated ma-
_ Gopyriaht, 1944, Jew York Ine.
the German people absorb? What happens next? theless think themselves quall- Also, it would appear fairer for chine might pass into the hands serving which went to the res-
fied to lecture others on the Mr. Willkie to wait until he sees of a man who, regardless of his cue. He is a New Englander, a
moral duty of the parent to the whether the Democrats go even high qualities of mind and Hold Back the Spring graduate of the Coast Guard

The Passing of Archbishop Hanna a Genuine Loss child,

SHOULD WEIGH FACTS
as far as the Republicans
promising what he thinks should
in heart, divides the country,
MUST FACE FACTS
BY KAY
liold hack the Spring
LIPKE WARREN Academy at New London, Ct,
and a first-class sailin’ man.
he promised to the Negroes,
The passing in Rome of the Most-Rey. Ed- putes attracted attention § throughout the
The Mavor and Mrs. R. have The matter ought not, it seems Until the grass grows reen THE TIMES-MIRROR COMPANY
ward J. Hanna, former Roman Catholic Arch- country when he was still a bishop, and his given town little weight to the AS FOR RENOUNCING— to me, to he presented as a I'pon the mound of lo lIness NORMAN CHANDLER
bishop of San Francisco, is noted with sin- elevation to higher ranking in the church in facts of externa! influences, out- However, aside from that. it factional quarrel in which Hen- Within my heart— | President Geners! Manager
1915 was greeted with satisfaction in secular cicle the home, which have seermgs Mr. Willkie wants Mr. ry Wallace wins and is Let not the warm days{come, DIRECTORS
fere regret throughout California, where be-
Dewey to “renounce” the sup umphant or loses and is humil- The witchery of nights the gay Harre Chandier. Marian Chances,
fore his retirement in 1935 he had won the ‘and religious circles alike. He was chosen weathered the characters of lit-
Norman Chandler. Mabe! Ove Boota,
erally millions of voung adult port of whatever isolationists are jated. His own conscience, which Young breeze stirring | the pale
bich esteem of all, not only as a distinguished
T. B. Cosgrove
by President Roosevelt to head the arbitra- now supporting him. Of course,
churchman but as a civie leader and humani- tion board that brought peace in the Pacific | (mericans,
children have
and
been
present-day
the most this is slightly ridiculous. It
is as disinterested as that of new leaves
To gentle laughter
Los Gnaeles Cimes
tarian. Coast marine workers’ strike in 1954
| corrupt, greedy and defiantly ignores the fact that long hefore Skip Spring this vear, and let
FYFRY
DAILY FOUNDED DEC, 4.
WORNING IN THE YEAR
YEAR
The venerable prdlate's work on hehalf of
immigrants and as an arbitrator of labor dis-
His services to church, State and nation
will long he remembered.
| indecent that have ever hefore his nomination
nounced’—or
Mr. Dewey “re-
rather denounced
~ The Summer
pain away,
sunburnj|this new L. D. HOTCHKISS, Managing
OrFrices
Editor
prevailed in the United States, Times Building. Firet and Sprieg
—
Youth may not read Supreme the support of the noisiest iso- And wrap me in the — peace Washington Office, 1217- 1219 National Preeg
Club Bldg.
Court decisions but they cannot lationist in the country who of Fall

As You Might Say— By Ed Ainsworth

| REPRESENTATIVE
but sense the invitation of the
New Deal dictum that highway
claims the largest following, Ger-
ald L.. K. Smith, | Refore the Winter.
New
Wiliams.

York
Office,
Office,
Lawrence & Creamer
340
245
North
Madisen
Michigen
Arenue
Areeng

robbery is a political preroga. It ignores the fact that Mr. Alas’ My heart bv then would be
There's one sure bet in France today... patriots ended the earthiv worries of Vichs San Frenciecs Off ee. 681 Market Breet
tive of crimina!s operating under Dewey has come out as strongly As cold as chill December:
1f vou are a Vichyite, you won't be bothered Propaganda Minister Philippe Henriot ..
-
-
Tee cannot Be fer
the patronage of LaGuardia and against isolatiogism as Mr. Will- Far hetter now to { face the
sayment | made tor verse.
Henriot's successor has just heen named, it Spring alone,
bv life insurance salesmen The salesmen Mrs. Roosevelt. kie. It ignores the fact that the
MEMBER oF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
is rumored the happy appointee was carned They have seen trickery and foreign-policy plank has heen in- And always rememheq!
know they prohably couldn't get the policy into his office tied up in a Houdini harness venality, avarice masquerading terpreted hy Mr. Dewey in terms
written up before the insuree contracted a .. « The thing people most doen't want to as charity and a bold ailiance of
a“

fatal case of lead poisoning. The only good he known as in Vichy today is a friend of their national government with
of the Mackinac
from which
declaration.
Mr. Willkie did not
A Natural All rights
herein
of

the foulest depths of the polit- dissent, It ignores Mr. Dewev's | Detrett Mews /
risk in Vichy is a guy who is already dead, Laval. If he had B.O. he wouldn't even have A THOUGHT FROM THE BIBLE
ical and criminal underworld, preconvention speeches, It ig- Asked what he thowght would
the insurance men will give vou an ironclad a best friend who wouldn't tell him... It And we know that all things
They cannot have escaped a de. nores so much. in fact, that there he a suitable reward tor return-
policy betting he won't come to life again hegins to look now as if practically every- ing S80 he had found) the finder work together for gonad to them
gree of corruption contami- seems no sense at all in the call
. The underground this week tust bumped hody in Vichy is going to join the under- suggested S89. If Morgenthau that love God. to them who are
upon Mr. Dewey to “renounce”
a
nating the principles and morals
or one of Pierre Lavals pals. a rat named ground..in a horizontal. position immectiate- of a whole Ameriwan generation. individuals The busy hen with ane chick. needs another cotlectpr, this is the called according to His pur-
pose.—Romans pti, 28.
”

Georges Barteiemy. A few days ago the ly underneath a lily «e-. | Copyright. 1944, br United Features, Ine. Distributed br McNaught Srndicate, ine, Minneapolis Star Journal his boy.
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PART Il 5
Fashion's | |
CONFIDENTIALLY|| RY LUCILLE LEIMERT
est hidder, whom they escort
to the proper spot when it is
Secrets FOREGATHERING — Mrs. | young women are on hand at
time to sign on the dotted line.

ACTIVITIES >
Stanhope Nixon was honored all of the bond rallies. When Young Margaret and her group

Unveiled guest at Mrs. Franklin MelIn-

the auctioneer is at work the feel that they have had a hand
“runners” go out in the audi- in collecting more than $1,000,
tosh's supper party, which had ence. xeep an eve on thet high- 000,
a distinct A.W.V.S. flavor.
New York Reveals Los Angeles Cimes * WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1944 Mrs. McIntosh heads the new- ;

il Hill
ly formed Los Angeles unit of I i
Authentic Designs
Bowl! Season's Opening
that organization, of which |
Mrs. Nixon is State president. Hil
for F all and Winter Coming in for plenty of praise | Hl it
FAS HIO
was Mrs. Sven Lokrantz, who
ry CLU p
Inspires Many Parties
RY FAY HAMMOND as head of the War Rond sale
for Mrs. McIntosh’s group be.
NEW YORK, July 11.—_ gan only in the middie of June,
The salon doors of America's | yet to date her committee has
great fashion designers, us- Box Holders and Guests Gather checked up gales amounting to
$33,250,000. Mrs. Lokrantz quite
ually harder to pass than the at Numerous Preconcert Dinners modestiv dismisses this ae-
doors of a current stage hit,| complishment with a wave of
her hand. saving, “It was not
have been unlocked to fash- BY ZEANETTE MOORE
difficult.” But anyone who has
ion editors gathered here to Another season under the stars, another wartorn season, heen active in such endeavors
preview the fall and winter but one filled with gratitude for the esthetic entertainment knows that it took plenty of
that transcends tragic current events, opened last night in ADVISER—Mrs. Herman J. leadership.
collections sponsored by the
the Hollywood Bow! and Grew scores and scores ofies. An- Gorretson is Southern Colli-
New York Dress Institute. fornio representative
HAT NOTE—Mrs. Alfred
Wright, all the way from Pasa-
In the “now-it-can-be-told” at- geles’ culture lovers.
their deughier and her husband, | W.A.C. committee. ‘dena for the gala, is seldom
mosphere of New York's fashion The Pacific Coast debut of Di-
center, the first jealously guard- mitri Mitropoulos, n ative of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Machris,'
.
seen these dave without her
A.W.V.S. uniform. But on this
THURSOAT
were seated in their hox. The W ac Ad viser
ed originals shown were those’ Greece and conductor of the Min. occasion she discarded it in
of the talented young designer. neapolis Symphony favor of a most attractive
Orchestra, family dinner earlier. Maestro
Bruno, of spectator sportswear. brought a great number of
black and gold print, with
Opening with a noteworthy his and Mme. Pietro Cimini were whieh she wore a gold straw
feilow-countrymen to the Bow’. so preconcert dinner hosts, al- |}ni it N ames
series of invisibly checked tweed coronet bonnet which she saves
The large group of friends in-! Another family party was her grandchild loves hecause
suits in muted heather shades
Skouras in- made up of Dr. and Mrs. Nor. Southlander
of pink, blue, gold and mauve, vited by Charies “it looks like a crown.” Most
he complemented these softly cluded many leaders in Greek; Man Sprague, Miss Audrey becoming!
® circles in Southern California. Sprague and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Herman J. Garretson of |
matching turhans of draped Dramatically, 20 or 30 girls ap- Sprague *YOUNG FRY—Margaret
South Pasadena was one of J1!
wool jersey and had each man- | peared in native Greek costume On and on went the parade of Vischer Sr., heaming with
to extend a welcome to the con- musi prominent women and the only) pride when her daughter Mar-
nequin carry a tweed-covered lovere into the howl... 3043 WILSHIRE BLVD
woman from Southern California’ garet Jr. was discussed he.
walking stick,
Short, fitted jackets, wide
ductor. the Russell Havenstrites. Mrs
‘Richard J. Schweppe, Dr. and among those of the eight West-| cause of her fine organization | | | | | IN WILSHIRE
Yt CENTER
Parties Precede Program of a group of young helpers Opposite Bullock s Wilshire
shoulders achieved by poised Mrs. Charies H. Strub, Mrs. Rose orn grates comprising
Many box parties were pre Denker, Mrs. Cecil Frankel, Dr. known as “runners.” These
fressmaker detail rather than
Service Command, named to the)
and hack interest. that FALL LOOK— New York's ceded by dinner parties, charac-
‘ and Mrs. Elmer Belt. and Messrs
ranged from gored fullness to Desi B
Terris tically small and informal. and Mmes. Frank Viault, NeilS adv isory committee of the Wom-
A gner rownie presents Mrs. Elvon Musick dined with woCarthy, Harvey S. Mudd, Italo en’s Army Corps.
were Seetured. this purple woo! suit for fall. the George Martins before pro- Montemezzi. William S. Rose- Mrs. Garretson is home from a.

PDolumannll
Embroidery Sparing The ploid taffeta of the ceeding to the bow! and joing erans and Philip Zobelein. three-day meeting at
Wool and Satin cocktai |} blouse and matching gount- Mr. and Mrs, Robert Harrelland jas, Utah, te which she was in-
dresses, sparingly embroidered) jets qiso lines the jacket. Mrs. Sydney Brough in her box vited by Maj. Gen. av
in tiny paillettes, preceded his "Mr. and Mrs, Frank R. Seaver, AUdubon Society 'MeCoach Jr. to head a similar
510 WEST SEVENTH STREET AT OLIVE
inspired collection of long eve- and Mrs. Rohert
Millikan Will Give Program
and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Chan.
committee for Southern Califor.
ning gowns and dinner suits. Judge Bullock
The Los Angeles Audubon So a
Brilliant, stiff slipper satins and had dinner reservations at idler
hlack crepes, touched with con- Will California Club preceding
Speak
the
a hows of velvet, were ithe concert. while Mrs. Gordon |TOW on
at « p.m. at the Public Lt- recruiting and induction offices,|
ighlighted in this group. A A‘ Wattles entertained with a brary, with Walter W. Bennett, Re tt
Mrs. (Garretson’s territory
captivating collection of LOuth Problems dinner party at home for Mr. and secretary of the Cooper Club, tends from San Luis Obispo to
4 Arthur Bergh, Mrs. Luther speaking on “Shore Birds in Ac- Chula Vista aad sen itl 2 °
mentary” fashions was present.’ Judge Georgia P. Bullock of Mrs
tion.” R. W. Julia w ams
ed hy the inimitable Brownie of the Superior Court will spea «| Drake and her daughter, Mrs Julian ill lead range meetings in different sec-
Glen L. Ritter of Portiand, Or. tions of women from club, fra-
dashing costumes to Women in Government, meet-
Mrs. Douglas Mueller sat “un. ternal, social and industrial or-
worn by men in the renais- ing for dinner tomorrow night
der the stars” with Mr. and Mrs Desert Batteilion ‘ganizations.
eance period, Brownie incor- at the Police Academy in Ely- William Smith.
~\
Mrs. William Mrs. Garretson has been prom.
porated the doublet top, the sian Park. The subject will be Irving Hollingsworth shared a Plans Two Tours Fron locally as a clubwoman
hox with Mrs Flizaheth Caruth.- | The Desert Battalion, under and hostess at the Kappa Kappa
pourpoint or pointed apron and «jivenile Problems.”
the doublet collar in her in- ers Richards, her son, Caruthers the leadership of Mrs. Edward G. Gamma Service Women’s Center
genious designs. Reports and program by chair- Conway, and Mrs. Anne Fitzger- Robinson, will go to Camp Rob at the Havward Hotel.
‘men will include those of Lois ald. erts Saturday for a show and
Design Folded _ Before the conductor lifted his dance in the sports arena. Over
Arnold, Jlegisiative chairman,
Two and three-color combina- haton to sound the opening of the last week-end in July, the B.P.W.C. MEETING
tions were seen frequentiv in and Fiorence Patterson, public
the concert the Lick family, Mr. hattalion
her daytime suits, and she cut relations. There will also be and
will-be guests of the DRAWS DELEGATES
Mrs Charles J. qsick and Air Service Command in Fresno.
her jackets slightly longer, with music.

FORMER COLLEGIATE
Leicester Fulwider,
straight, wide shoulders and _ LeVeile wil! econduet | dent of the Los Angeles Dis-
high V necklines, some collar- the meeting and Versa Branch trict Federation of Business
less, some finished in graceful, is in charge of program.

AVIATORS MARRIED morethen

and Professional Women

cLuspom
conch lapels that folded like
weashells.
Bride’s blue, rose pink, tickle fornia members who have
pink, black, purple, winter navy. From Mr Elbert M.
and Mre Phi Re was the only woman gone to New York to attend
emerald green and severe black Vail in Washington, DC. for- pilot on the Rerkelev team and the convention of the nation-
were featured colors in wools. een, 4113 Oc0ean Drive heyy meriv of Oakland, comes the an iter became one of the first gir! al federation.
and most were handsomely em. nouncement of the marriage of pilots in the Army Transport Others from T.oe
Women's ing. Alexan
hbroidered in sequins of bugle dria ony 5 pm their daughter Catherine to Command. Capt Bridge was are Irene Parsons.
heads in stained. glass shades. Junior Rook Section, Women's Uni- Capt Arthur Hamilton Bridge, awarded -the Distinguished Fly-' vice-president: Grace Stoer-
versity—Meeting, 2616 Country Club
Hats Small Drive. Army Alr Forces. ing Cross and two Oak Leaf Clus. mer, president of the Rusi-
Pra America—State board meeting The bride and bridegroom ters for service in the South and Professional Wom.
Hats worn with these COS- iuncheon, 614 S. Hope
were on the fiving team of the Pacifi« He will return to his en's (lub of oe
tumes were small, their shapes Inter-faith Council, University Re.
@dapted from those worn by Le Lnivefsity of California, Berke-. squadron in the Pacific. while and Marv Virginia Oval Cocktail
Conte ve 3 ley campus. where both received Mrs. Rridge returns to her post State chairman of pubite Table Ton 40x
men of the period. Suede gloves Wilshire Women's—Veeting. Holton
picked up the hat color in dra- Arms. 10. eM, degrees Mrs. Rridge. a Gamma iin Pallas. Tex. affairs. 90. height,

matie accessory accents. John With hleached

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and crepe evening gowns, as wood and heavy quality plate glass
well as wool and crepe daytime
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were shown in heautiful. signed furnishings. Ingenious Amer-
stained-glass colors in Brownie’s
icans are alert to the varied and
interesting new treatment of a.
historical silhouette. practical uses of clear-cut appointments
for easy living. Discerning people
know Dohrmann's is the center of
tasteful, appropriate home furnishings,

Fnd Table. Top, Lamp Table with

99x14 legs of hlond
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LS
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in Robinsons wheels. Height,
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63.00. Priced ot $8.50
Auditorium

Exhibit of
Floral Paintings
by Esther Stevenson

A showing of vivid
— and decorative paintings
by Esther Seymour
Stevenson, Southern

California artist. The Here are two new fabrics of ideal summer weights, in fine
exhibit will be open al!
firm weaves that are so worthy of good tatloring.
FORSTMANN SHEER ~a light weave, perfect for dresses,
7= | | 6)
week and Mrs. Stevenson
| | in beige, gold.ycllow, banana, fuchsia, brown, kelly, several
63.00
will be the auditormum
blues, forest green, navy and black. 54 inches wide, priced
in person from 2 to 4 p.m 4.25 yard
Thursday and Saturday
FORSTMANN SANDREENE—just the right weight for
afternoons. suits, this soft yet frm material comes tn a fine assortment
of colors~including medium blue, aqua, dark royal, red,
Me edmission cherge grey, gold, toast, light and dark greens and purple. 54
Auditorium 4th Fleer inches wide 5.50 yard
2:30 p.m. SECOND FLOOR: COULTER'S
510 West Seventh
Street at Olive Phone TRinity 1331

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Parti |
Prewar Soap Juniors to Meet J

Delight All
The juniors of the Wiushire

Collegiate Available
Women's
luncheon
Mrs. Betty
Club will meet for
today at the home
Sweetnam, Manhat-
of

Prospects in Summer BY LYDIA LANE tan Beach.

Glycerine has gone to war, and
substitutes are being used. Rut
| BY MARIAN MANNERS
to Be Feted Salads made with fish, meat
or chicken always are popular
one concern which
importance of aging soap — it
lasts longer when it is well dried
realized the

for supper and luncheon menus

Girls From Seven during warmer weather. They're
'—has a stock of prewar
| This has a softness and a rich.
soap.

Schools to Entertain cool and inviting to lagging nese of lather that is very ap-
pealing. And the price is pre-
appetites; they can be consid-
war, too. You can get eight large
ered real food because their in- bars— bath size—for $1.25. |!
gredients include many nourish- know you'll enjoy this soap, so
RY CHRISTY FOX |
ing food essentials, don't delay in ordering your sup- }
Tales of college life, real The following recipes are pry.
and visualized, will be on the For information on where
to find it, telephone me at MA-
lips of all collegians and pro-
CANNING CLINIC 2245, Station 358, or write to |
spective collegians
supper party of the
at the
Southern TO START TODAY me eare of the Los Angeles
Times, Los Angeles 53, inclos-
ing a self-addressed stamped, |
California ‘clubs of the seven At the first session of The
| Times’ Home Canning Clinic envelope.
eolieges, Barnard, Bryn Mawr,
Mount Holyoke, Radcliffe today Esther Getty, home
Smith, Vassar and Wellesley,
July 21 in the home of Miss
/ economist for Kerr Glass
Manufacturing Co, will
C.F.W.C. Study
Shirley Grace Kroll, 120 N. Bev-
erly Glen, West Los Angeles.
| show how to can apricots
and berries by the boiling
of Own Efforts
Skits of college life, portray-.
ing games of badminton, stu- Times phote
water bath method
string beans in the pressure
and
to Be Made
cooker. Free recipes and la- A self-study project, to deter-
dents looking over books, cam- SUMMER SESSIONS—Mrs. Robert M. L. Baker, left, new chairman of the Visiting Nurse ‘mine whether it is functioning
pus scenes, will entertain the Association auxiliary, is continuing a sewing program throughout the summer months. bels for home-canned fruits
and vegetables will be given Style No. 363) ‘to its fullest capacity in all com-
party from 5 to 9 p.m, - Shown with her are Mrs. Albert Leland, center, and Mrs. Benjamin Harrold, sewing chair-
to all attending. Hat No. 3442 munities where clubs are locat-
Scholarship Awards | man. They ore making necessary equipment for the visiting nurses. The class beging at 10:30 ed. will be undertaken this sum-
Girls home on vacation from
CLOTILDE'’S mer by the California Federa-

TI WONARCH
—

a.m. in the fifth floor audito-

any of these women’s colleges Holvoke: Sara Gibson of Kast-| T rium, Times Building. tion of Women’s Clubs under di-

|
will chat with the vounger sound. Wash., who will become
guests before supper and give qa Radcliffe student; Beatrice
Classes wil! be held for three
days, the final session to be
PATTERN rection of the State president,
Mrs. Far! B. Shoesmith.
them an idea—of facilities of- Brown of Altadena, who pre- Friday morning. All are in- In Los Angeles district the
fered by the seven schools. pared at Westridge Schoo! for) vited, Flattering Jumper committee making the study con-
Awards of the seven-college Girls to matriculate at Smith; sists of Mmes. George McDon-
scholarships, started this year, Theodora Holland of Burbank,| Is Summer Treasure ough of Inyo County; Leroy ¥
have been announced and giris who leaves Girls’ Collegiate ‘Dart, San Luis Obispo County;
gest them for summertime A trim, flattering jumper
is J.B. Lape, Santa Barbara Coun-
from the West Coast to receive School, Claremont, to enter’ salad recipe file.
them are Margaret Bedwell! of. Bryn Mawr: Lois Muir of Seat-| always a treasure, but it’s even tv: S. A. Savage, Ventura Coun-
| Ham and Kgg Salad tv: Leone Plum, Los Angeles Foods af Good!
Portland. whose choice is Mount tle, who will entrain for Welles- more so in the summer time
2 cupe cubed cooked ham or County; R. J. Morrison, for non-
ley; Mary Helen Tobin of Los Los Qngaeles Cimes * WEDNESDAY, JULY 12,1944 pork luncheon leaf when a varied wardrobe of gn
man, federation extension séc-
|
School record will be sent to, pimiento, chopped
4

of Berkeley, whose college ca- BY ZEANRTTE

|
reer will be at Barnard.
Alumnae Plan Party
| ane tenet
MOORE
Imagine just
playing for the)
Mavonnaise to moisten
Crisp watercress
Size 36 requires 3% yards 35-
inch fabric (jumper:) 1%
Audubon Group
4 )
fun of the game, with Method: celery,
the prize pimiento, Slice pickle
eggs. with
Mix ham.
may: yardspattern
Hat 35-inch No.fabric (blouse.)
3442 comes in |
to Meet at Park
| Four members of each of the
|local alumnae clubs are on the rire a knowledge of a foreign lan- onnaise to form a very moist) ane cize, W. D. Quattlebaum will con- inne
‘committee of arrangements for guage! French, Spanish, Italian salad. Add egg slices, reserving) yn. summer Fashion Rook (duct the discussion of the Cali- RS
g pronounced or Portuguese words can become is ready, 175 styles in color. fornia Audubon Society, Inc., MARIAN MANHE
Brown eemande Mrs. George M. reor part of a working vocabulary Serve in a lerge shallow salad Limited supply. meeting tomorrow at Fern Dell, presents
“ Guild,
ij 8Bryn
Klein.Mawr;
Mount Mrs. Wil.
Holvoke: laugh just by and
family entertaining
friends yourselfand egg
with a very bowl siices
garnished with withwatercress!
and edge a whirl gongpattern,
each 16 contestating
(coins Bama,
proterrea: tor |start
Aderess, Griffithat Park.
4 p.m., The walk
followed willa
by LOS ANGELES TIMES
am 5. Pin, YOKE, seaaeal of thin cucumber slices. style ofnumber andBockSIZE. Forcents.
tend 16 your nicnic supper and discussion at’
Mrs. R. W. Jewett, Radcliffe: amusing game. |
9637 Wilshire Blid... Beverly Bills ‘Mra. Wellslake D. Morse. Smith: | The game. mav he simply Ham Mousse Salad cents to the Los Angeles Times Pash- f h i |

M one y R ac k pe ‘and Mrs S. Severin Soren. LINGUISTIC — Gome form of musical chairs, or may “% cup cold water “"Brer effort is made to achieve Scheduled for the fourth Satur-
if - sen, Wellesley. teaches players a language.
ari
be varied in a number of differ-
2 cups cooked ham ground fine| prompt delivery of patterns. but
sioneliy there may be a delay due to
day of each month in Griffith
ackh eads , : % cup minced celery. irreaulerity of wartime transportation. Park from 9 to 11 a.m., with the
’ ’ | ae forms. Interesting and 2 tablespoons minced pimiento In cases of this kind the indulgence board meeting at 10 a.m. on the =
Don’t Disappear | amusing pictures are on one sid@ 44 teaspoon dry mustard ee fourth Friday of each month. *" TODAY
Get a jar of Golden Pescock Bieach Creme of the cards which are the prop % cup cream (to whip)
- this evening—use as directed before going.
te bed-—look for big improvement in the’
erties of the game. On the other x cup mayonnaise How to Save Heat M ‘ot Club 10:30 A.M.
morning. In a few days surface blemishes,
DAILY - CUNNINGHAM — Phi Gamma Deita. He ig sta- side are the English translations, lettuce To save energy and heat, fron “WQNUSCTID
pronunciations
fatrer, ‘younger’ looking skins Maney Caroline Crumpton and of the for-| Soften gelatin in cold washable
muddiness. freckles, even pimples of out-
Cunning. tioned in. Yorktown, Va. Method: overalls when they Y/j)] Hear Author ESTHER GETTY,
jeignTherewordsare
origi be gone. e!
| water, Dissolve over hot water. Home Economistof
are nearly dry.
aitendy wold, Get cee ham daughter of Mrs. James H.| OCKER-STRATING—Cary) 480 basic words in a Cool. Mix ham, celery, pimiento | Charles Carson, author, will Kerr Glass Mfg.
a Cunningham of Glendale, to Strating daughter of Mr. and /anguage to learn by pictures, and mustard. Fold into gelatin. | RA PO NT RS address the Manuscripters Club |
Thomas Charlies Daily
bee Jr., son Mrs. G. H. Strating of Pasadena,
' and combine with firat mixture. at 648 S. Broadway. His sub- epricots, Ags, pears
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Charlies é ple sentences for conversation,
eounave Daily of Oxnard. The bride-/to Robert F. Blocker, Naval
elect was graduated from Stan-{sefve, son of Mrs. Pauline) shop
Jearn the name of the ‘inti grm.Garnish
that sedis these, telephone
Unmold withonolives,
lettuce rad-
for| and
anh ofbeef, chelee |ject is “Let's Write About invites
president, You.” oss Canningwon)
wontSenter
min
helps protect the
skin betore ford. Her fiance is a Sigma Pni Blocker. Mr. Blocker is a V-12 MA-2345, Statin 358. or write ishes and watercress. stamps in Book 4, worth 10 points,
writers to attend.
the long, herd game. Zeta from Loyola University. **udent at Caltech. to me in care of The Times, Free Recipes! Free Admission! | -
Ne worry sbdeut Picaic Special A& to Z&, inclusive, valid indefi
sun or wind burn. The wedding is scheduled for) — June! Los Angeies inclosing a |
tamped, self-addressed enve- | cup diced cooked potatoes nitelv;
for every
red point
pound
bonus, 2 points Board fo Gather All-new Program Tomorrow
x 29. ‘Ann Seidel, daughter of Mr. and cup diced celery of salvaged The board of the Selma Ave. TIMES AUDITORIUM
~| LINDNER-CAMPBELIL
— Mrs. H. 1. Seidel of Casper,’ cup cooked string beans _ P.T.A. will meet at 1:30 p.m. to-
dred Campbell, daughter of Mr. WY®., to Lt. Howell C. McDan- FT (canned) aad, » wort
morrow at the home of presi. | TIMES BUILDING FIRST & SPRING.
jel Jr.. Army Air Forces, son of NEEDLECRA % cup kernel corn (canned) Blue stamps in
~ and
| Mrs. Louis¥ A. Campbell, to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. MeDaniel of :
cup siiced stuffed olives ints, 4A& to Z&
points, and AS, inclu- 2ent, Mrs. Alfred Smalley.
Ensign Fred Lindner, Naval ra 9 S id Pi cup mavonnaise sive, valid indefinitely.
Reserve, son of Mrs. Rose E. Van Nuys. Miss eMC} * = 1 teaspoon grated onion Sugar: Stamps Nos, 30, 31 and 32
Lindner. Miss Campbell passed Beta Phi at the University of Salt and pepper to taste | in Book 4 valid for 5 Ibs.; No. 40
~ 4 candy to Alphas at Occidental W yoming. It. McDaniel is a 1's cupa diced luncheon meat | for 5 Ibs. for canning through
her fiance wasta Theta Chi from A. He Method: Tose vegetables with) Feb. 28, 1945. Send Spare Stam
College. where
i& _——~ — -|has served overseas and is sta- mayonnaise and seasonings in No. 37 with application for ad.
‘tioned in Casper. lettuce-lined salad bowl. Sprinkle ditional sugar
| diced meat over salad in bowl and ‘to your local ration board,
ee TROT! T-STINE — Margaret ‘cover with laver of shredded let- Shoes: Stamps Nos. 1 and 2 on.
Jeanne stine, daughter of Mr. tuce. Wrap bow! in several thick- | airplane sheet in Rook 3. expi-|
and Mrs, Harry Stine of Ingle- nesses of newspaper. At picnic) ration date not set, each good for|
wood, to Flight Officer Ralph E, site, toss salad again to incorporate one pair of rationed shoes. |
Trout, Army Air Forces. lettuce, adding more mavonnaise Gasoline: Coupon 12 in “A”
—_ if desired. (The lettuce is left un-| hook valid through Sept. 21. &
WEDDINGS mixed with the salad to keep the - onde
greens fresh and crisp.) ; ¥
2 Grapefruit Carrot Salad D U C
COPPIN - WALKER — Mar | 1 No. 2 can grapefruit juice ¥!
jorie Louise Walker, daughter 1 package lemon-flavored gelatin f
‘ of Joseph BR. Walker of Los An- 4 teaspoon salt Inthe Right a
geles and Mrs. ©. F. Chapin of 2 cups shredded carrots se ‘
< Philadelphia, to Douglas Cop- 2 tablespoons pickle relish / Places
pin, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Method: Heat half the grape. |
Coppin of Denver and San Fran- fruit juice and dissolve the gela- 7 exhausting weak.
cisco, scheduled at noon today tin in it. Add the remaining juice
at Big Bear. After a honey- and salt. Cool. When mixture “Baths” of “Gye.” Food for
moon, they will reside in Holly- - starts to congeal, add carrots and Mips Led Quickly
pickle relish, Blend
well. Pour Often | ineh cer weet,
: wood, The bride-elect is a grad- ino ring mold and chill until firm. } gy
Witt net shew Me face
uate of Penn Hall, Chambers- Unmold in bed of crisp watercress
burg, Pa., and a former student and fill center with canned sal-

Russian
of S.C. and U.C.1.A.

College,
Mr. Cop.

Colorado °
mon, Pass mavonnaise separately.

Play Review Booked

Fer women
‘oO
where he was
a Phi Delta Theta
Add 20% Federal
Excie Tax EMERY-WOLCOTT — Marv. Pineapple Design row afternoon when the Wom- 415
643 KNICKERBOCKER
Se. Olive St. TUcker BLDG.
6188
Jane Wolcott, daughter of Dr. for Circular Doily _an’s Club, Institute of Religious
IN HOLLYWOOD
Science, meets at 3251 W. Sixth
OPEN WHEN HUNGRY
and Mrs. Leroy B. Wolcott, to 1214 Equiteble Bide. MEmpsteed 2351 |
Flight Officer Frank Keith! A beautiful 12-inch circular 'St. All women are invited.
Emery, Army Air Forces, son of doily is easy to crochet in the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Emery, old favorite pineapple pattern, |
Telephone TUcher 8211
in Chapman Park Oratorio. They|
Pattern No. 467 contains
KERR HOME CANNING
| 3 719 W. SEVENTH
honeymooned at Laguna
will make their home in Ros:
and
complete instructions, Please | Breedwey, fighth& Hilt | LABORATORY
weil, N.M. | ask for Pattern No. 467.
3277 WILSHIRE BLVD.,
seat: Send 12 cents ‘coins preferred) for LOS ANGELES
~ Program Panned |
| this pattern
ment.
to Needlework Depart-
Los Angeles Times. 202 W. Pirat
| Mexican dishes, dancing and St Lose Angeles Write pleinis announces
your name. address and stvlie number.
‘music are the offering of the | Allow FIVE DAYS for delivery.

/Women’s University Club Satur. MISS ESTHER GETTY,

Have nice pingertip? HOME ECONOMIST,
day afternoon. The Mexican:
scholarship will receive the pro-
It's

NERVOUS
ceeds,
Mow Will give Free canning lessons
Next Tuesday, July 18, 1944
DON’T CUT X-BAZIN
Removes
and every
Tuesday and Thursday
CUTICLES Unwanted Hair! WONDERSTOEN

HIGH-STRUNG
_ Thereafter at 2 o'clock P.M.
This clever preparation removes tough, dead cuticle
PRY-METHOD
without scissors, and at the same ume heips keep © 14 MILLION TUBES SOLD.
RAIR FRASER FREE ADMISSION
nails more flexible and easy to shape. It brings our
their natural beauty. Manicare is a cuticle oi and * Easy to apply.
7 & Stain remover, all in one. “CERTAIN DAYS”Of The Month? Hair is of in minutes.
FOR ARMS, LEGS
FREE CANNING LITERATURE
* Simply wipe off with
You may not have time for long expensive mani-
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De functional periodic disturbances

No pull — no discomfort.
cures, but with Manicare you simply brush your ake you feel nervous, fidgety, cranky,
* Leaves skin soft, smooth, racial Formuta Learn how
table, a bit blue, tired, and “dragged
hngertips a little each day, to keep nails nice. Avoid
hangnails oc brittleness.
out”—at such times? hair-free—for bare legs, sheer fo can
Then start af once — try Lydia E. hose, sleeveless dresses.
Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound to re- Ash TODAY —Sold at leading successtully.
Manicare
lieve such symptoms. Pinkham's Com- Going bore-legged this summer? Defuzz with Bellin’s
pound is famous not only to relieve
depariment, chain and drug
monthiy paim but also accompanying sores.
Wonderstoen, the dainty rose disc that gently erases

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weak, tired, mervous, restiess feelings
jer of this nature.
Pinkham's Compound /Ac/ps nature!
Taken reguieriy—this great medicine
hair, leaving legs smooth, completely hair-free. Can't
Sold hy leading department stores, help bulld up resistance against such spill or stain, one cake lasts an entire season.

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drug sores, and 10¢ stores Giatress. Also & grand stomachic tonic. Also ask for X-SATIN
| Pollow label directions. Buy today. Scape perepicatian eder inseatly
May Vireet Floor Also Mey Co. Wilshire
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PARTNER '---READ KARENS OFFICE
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By FRANK COLBY
SWASTIKA called it hakenkreex, “hook
PRAISE FROM A DENTIST ) and not under the cloak of cross") has become a symbo! that
“At times I have been tempt “Clinic” or other impersonal, This ancient and, until recent-
| DICK TRACY [Listen to Dick Tracy. 5:15 p.m., Monday through Friday, KECA) Y CHESTER GOULD ly, quasi-religious symbol should SSCs
| will endure for ages as a reminder
ed to choke you but this time,” irresponsible corporate title or of the evil genius of Hitler and
writes a dentist referring to my Scheme. OW.’ MY HEAD? THE BROW REPEATS HIS THERE!
I CALLED not be referred te as “swah- his followers for befouling every-
article entitled “No Teeth No Being honest, the doctor will, TH THE INCREASING STING OF
STEE-kuh.” The accent falls thing and evervone their influ
Vite” “it is to commend you. %f course, hazard no opinion on only on the first syllable. say: ence has ever touchd.
THE SHARP SPIKES, THE BROW’'S
I wish it were.possible for every Your ailment until he has com- SENSES SUDDENLY REVIVE .
SOMEBODY ae THING IT'S THE ELECTRIC CORD) HUH? WHA- ?? 5
SWASS-ti-kuh or: SWAHSS-ti- IT’S HARD TO BELIEVE
dentist and physician ‘to read Pleted a thorough examination, kuh. Question—Please explain “cy-
\ that article. relative ta medica] !Mcluding whatever special tests > The word is from the Sanskrit nosure” in the phrase, “He is the
and dental consultation when ex- he deems necessary. avastika, “well-being.” The swas- cynosure of ail eves.”
traction of teeth-is concerned, | And finally, if the doctor’s ex: — tika is said to be one of the old- Answer: The word is from the
and then follow the good ad- amination fails to reveal the na- est ornamental figures in the Greek kynosoura, “a dogs tail”
vice.” ‘ture or cause of your ailment, world, and it has been found in The constellation (Ursa Minor)
the primitive art of almost ev- also bears the name Cynosure.
Thank you, doctor. Some time |e Wi! tell you so frankly, being | ery race, and as far back as the Since it contains the North Star,
do tell me off about the things honest. | Bronze Age. It is especially prev- the eves of mariners have ever
that tempt you to choke me—_ Certainly he will not attempt alent in the decorative art of sought -the constellation for
I'll appreciate such criticism, 1 ‘© Confuse and mislead you by the American Indian. guidance. Hence the extended
handing you that hackneved ho- — Until the advent of the Nazi, _ meaning, “a center of attraction.”
assure you.
kum about “no organic trouble” | rty, the swastika was various- Mend your speech. My pam-
In the same mail came a query y a symbol of good luck, a semi- phiet listing the 100 familiar
and dismissing vou with the
from a lady that would be dis- religious talisman, a charm for words most frequently mispro
wretched suggestion that your!
eouraging were I not so hard- warding off evil. But Hitler has nounced has helped thousands.
ened to it:
trouble is just “nervous exhaus-
tion.”
“BY RAEBURN VA UREN, profaned it beyond redemption,
| for, says he in “Mein Kampf,”
Ask for your free copy today.
Send a stamped (3-cent,) self-
“Since
ne nervous
you sav
exhawetion,
there
and since
can he
QUPSTIONS AND ANSWERS BEHIND THAT DOOR “We see in it (the swastika) the addressed envelope (ordera can-
Stripped Threat mission of the fight for the vic- not be filled without return en-
people are being told thev are) What i the best te do for stripped
BECKY- PuT IT THERE 7-- ‘ ay | tory of the Aryan man—-it al- velope) to Frank Colby, in care
auffering from this malady,
.
by~ | throat?
Answer Assuming you mean
BR
streptococ- ways will be anti-Semitic (anti- of the Loa Angeles Times. Ask --+—

%
—tha!
apparentiy reputable physicians, throat or as some Jewish).” for 100 WORDS Pamphiet.
how is one to find out what is octoTra
medical.
may cai)
treatment
it, t thi
| Thus the swastika (the Nazis Released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc
wrong with him and its cure?” trivial silment. Septic sore throat mey
Fortunately
through the
I can
motions and
only
make)
go usually
usually hiebiy
highiy

Severe
Ear Infection
ear
infectious
infectious.

infection
and Diving
from divine. The ~ CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Tee
Ss vy , an at of treatment. ay now dive without
ou gna Causing another ear infection? HORIZONTAL
query, expressed by a person. ¢c
; ; .|. Answer-—-The infection is due to l-
| &—To bivouse
(ine in acter whieh find the 9—To possess
on, enough — make ad through eustachian tube middie
such things. Not merely the Anyone cvimming in tank. pool or swim- 12——<ireat Lake
a 4 ming hele which ts used b th 13—Jewish month
yiew an unaderstanain 0 @ of lamb's wool or cotton batting inot ab- 14—American ON
h ed — : sorbent cotton) in each nostril to ex- writer WN
| | matter are amper AUSC clude water and breathe solely through TERRY AND THE PIRATES [Hear Terry and the Pirates. 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. KECA] BY MILTON CANIFF |
space limitations preclude pres- mouth while in the water. ,17—To perform NY;
entation of the whole story in| 18—War god \N
19 Symbol for ii)
e issue. eane * it end im gangrene’ tend tantalum

\
I t et 1] h 7 t f a hes it and she suffers much pain, burn-
etm e ere now tO TING ing and numbness in both feet ate
THE RUN ON THE PLACE) LES CO! ? THERE! DO TRY 22?—Ready money
out what is wrong-—no matter | AnswerIt i# discussed in chapter

ge
25—-Confusion
whether the quack has bam- in booklet}EVD for copy send 10 cents
and stemped enve aring your 26——Wine cup
hoozled you with the trick diag- Gress Postal cards do not ordinarily get “HELP” SION OFSTOCKINGS BETTER
SE 27—-Male sheep
WN
nosis of “nervous exhaustion” ‘ my desk they go direct to incinerator. 28—Lucid
or not. The best way. and the | (Riened letters pertaining to per- 31—Parent coll.)
sonal health and hygiene, not to dis- 32— Soldier's cloaks NY’
sician. of course, I mean an answered by Dr. Brady if a stamped, 34—Note of scale
self-addressed envelope is inclosed. of
honest, reputable physician wit, Letters should be brief and written in pottery
being on the up-and-up. of tourse, ink
ink. Address Dr. William
Address Dr. WilliamBrady.
Brad’; care 37—-Communist

practices under his-own name! ©copyright, 1944, John P. Dille Co. 38—-Shallow
cooking
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What. Doing
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42— Order

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Nutritional research products! luncheon. Speak- SMILIN’ JACK Transportation BY ZACK MOSLEY 46— Symbol
tellurium
for
|
breakfast, Conference Room 7, er, Supekior Judge Myrop West- QUET SERGEANT S47E@ / THERE WERE WAGON-WHEELS DARLING.’ 47—To preciaim
publicly |
Biltmore, § a.m. over, on “Ruties and Responsibili-
Kiwanis Club. luncheon, Music ties of the Presiding Judge,” Ross- AMVE STOOD FORTWS 7 KNOW WHAT DOING: YOU LIKE? WOU REALLY ARE 51— Transeression 24—-Symbo! fer | Anewer te Yesterdar's Purcte
4= HERE PERSONALITY DO I TELL YOU HOW TO HANDSOME -- 52— Otherwise samarium
Room, Biltmore, noon. Ivn, noon. + ind ¥ fruit 25——-To knock
United Nations Committee lunch- HAIRCUT BUT DON'T Ry OVER-HAUL \
Los Angeles Junior Chamber of 55. da
Commerce luncheon, Biltmore Ball- eon. Speaker, U. Kyaw Min, pri-
PUT ANY OF AAs A TWIN: ROW 56—Slugeish 27—Beatters
LT SWEET if WASP .? | Fa of cloth 29Word of serrew
room, noo vate secretary to four Burmese VERTICAL race
Exchange Club luncheon, Cen- Premiers, on “Constitutional De- 1—Piece of pack
ference Room 1, Biltmore, noon. |velopment in Burma,” Clark, 12:15 furniture 33.—To spread for
PIE Cl OLNIS/EINIT
drving
Downtown Business Men's As- p.m.
sociation luncheon, Conference Meeting for co-ordinating vet-
@—Demise
tear
of fur S|S| OLRI TM DIAIIISIEIS
Room 3, Biltmore, noon. erans’ program; community lead. animal
Domestic 3 1416
40—Gut line
NOG RIEIE
Town Hall luncheons, Conference
ers, government, selective service | 6—Paid notice attached
| J—Title of respect fishhook
Rooms 5 and 7, Biltmore, noon. and veterans representatives, Mu- Manufactured 41—Initial
War Industry Bond Council sic Room, Biltmore, 3:30 p.m. ~& narcotic
funcheon, Conference Room 6,)| Baseball: Los Angeles vs. Sacra- 10—Damase caused 42.-To throw Sic
by use 43-—-Medler
Riltmore, noon. mento, double-header, Wrigley 11.—-Trim 44 Personal
Vietory House, Pershing Square. Field, 12:15 p.m. 16 Berptien sue pronoun
47..Te chee
NIDIUVLE
Poetry and Musie Club Day.| Wrestling: Achilles va. Masked ™ Reported 4a Wing
7) Bvile 49 Te eut of
Voral music, poetry reading. War Cougar, Olvmpie Auditorium, 83° "° Meadeear an River Wales
Bond sales, 2 p.m. i p.m. 72—Orrental nurse 53 Therefore Released by the Bell Syndicate, Ine.

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May Dividend BUSINESS

PART

Marchof FINANCE Western

Union Mixed Trends
Los Angeles Cime
©

Finance
s *
Payments Lag WEDNESDAY, JUL
Y 12,1944
WASHINGTON Market Retains Ba
lance
|
Earnings Rise
Staples
,
By WESLEY SMITH Cash dividends

Under Technica
in
a 4

tates aggregate
14,200, d |NEW YORK. Jul
Correction y 11.—Wreet.
r)

Referring to recent pared with $11 ern Union Telegr

com 5,300. aph Co. today
men t ASBOCIA
in
By HOWARD KEGLEY
In this column on 1943, the Commer ‘reported for the five mon
War Bonds ce ended May 31. last ths were irregular
& los Angeles wom partment reported hond market , net income in ma-
an writes: today. or into an irregu fel! hack ed, es
| May ~~ depending on lar drift with of $3,011,425 afte
r all charges Odity futures markets
“It is amazing dividend Payments cide Obligations of the and provision for
pie say: ‘These how many P®0-!|
brought the tota
were—a moderate ind ividua! com. Federal taxes. yes al subsidy for pro-
bonds wil] nev l for the correction today tech- panies oft equal to $241 a duction fro
he paid off.’ ; alwavs er en moving in share on Class | At Chicago stripper wells goes
re ply: ‘They, five months of t ey Without. direction
s.
opposite
A and $1.58 a share wheat closed un.
are being pai its balance to any on Class RB changed to % cent a Aug. 1, and wil! di-
d off now Serious, The 15 most act Stock, compared bushel low-
are foolish enough to those 200,000, 2 Per cen ive stocks to- with §2, -
er, rye up % to per cent of all
them to cash ment of the Presi-. 3 a share on
the one class
or $2.6 produc in this
before maturity.’ aid ov in the of stock outstandi ‘oats % up 1% cents = although only
same dent thar Sales ng in the like to do
fourth term had ould
riod la 4
“The answer
usually Is: accept a omwith Cable & Rad
100
Close Che
1943 period. ‘Steady to 10 cents output
~
but after the war,
‘Yes| .“a Payments of man on Will ys-O
4 Se.
veriand 27.5 00
+ &
will be involved.
u-| trends insasm May net income tota
be a crash and those there will |facturing New York cotton
21900
in the /ine uc h as thie was in nited Corp. + led $551.- the order has not
bonds with 366. against $745
,981 in the sim.
futures ad. been
either wij] January. :
Street expecta- N.Y. Central 19.400
vanced 80 cents to arified, California o
he worthless or of little 4Mounted to Tel. @ 15.6
15.200
00 ilar month a year
ago. $1.15 a bale. ret it as providin
Value.” $5 70,600,000. or The Associated Other earnings Woo l tops were unc g a
per cent above 3.9 14.400 14% follow: hanged to 5 35 cents a barrel
“Another remark ¢ he same months COMposite 12.400 of a cent a Pound for
| often hear Of the prec was o f .1 of
a point
on Paes. 11.708
17% % nited Fruit Ce. x 09 higher.
is that after the
wa edin + % July 1. 1944. months ended
charges and
met profite Associated Press ‘barrels a day, 25 cent
Will not be redeem Transfers Vultee $3.786 000 befor
Pedera) taxes, Price index of 34 com
«
ities advanced to Making s for wells
ed :
on demand curred in the auton totaled 1.34 . 18%, of 943.
e taxes im the
Orst hair
r mod over five
Or even 107 67:
at m aturity, but, if re. ments rose 29| Monday. Pared with Nerthern week ase. 107 day. seven Darrels,
and
deemed at all, the tty in whic 1,836,890 18.900
ended May 21,
Pacifie Railway,
last net income five months
107.36; year ago,
payments Mi! LESTONE—1H 105 81
barre! for strippers
will he ‘Staggered.’ Per¢ were small
equal to £1.32
« share. against
63 277.851.
The se Clines in textiles de. n to US Steel, or 8245 @ share gs 073.252 seven and less than
Co. ratulations to. 07.44
marks come from a nd leather ang @nde which N.Y. Air im the like 194
intellige nt peo. d % of point lower. B rake nited Cores. ‘Delaware 703 The subsidy is
and stee!. ex pecied to check
Pays on Common
926
ple who ought minus eoncern June everter investing Tne | 5th anniversary
average eeuals 100)
to Know better. posted for
$1,765,201. equal
net Profit
POW -JONES |the recent tende ney
Beth. the Preferred stock te 71 cents a sh on the part
RKET AVERAGES
People certainly 'lehem. Santa k . compared with of his Presidenc | NEw
INDEX
Of Operators to
need educating e, Ame y of Ci Juiy 11
phone, Western | rican
8%6 or 33 cen's 8A
N ational
about thes. bon Tele. zens COmMMOGItY abandon sma!!
ds, | h ope you MA NEW YORK, July 11. of 1943.
a share in the
like period Trust futures index « PUMpers because
Will continue n A, Good-. yo rk —New | R
to write on the year, Du Pont, Kas Air Brake Co. tod Manhattan Shirt
Ce., vey 1943 self-sustaining.
YORK, July t ay de. May six months ended Hieh 9913
Subjec t. I wish you Consolidated Edi Clared a divide
27 net promt
$1.14 @ share on of $237 166. equal
been with the bank 4} low 94.57
something about would say, RON Ds son (her Share on the com
nd of cen te a pared with $257,341
the eK stock
to
ye
.... 94.54 88 45 | Pauleys Redrilling
n or $1.23
this ‘stagger. mon Stock, pay- the like months of
1942
share in,
ing’ business. I able Sept, 1 to GE PRIC Pauley Bros. have set
have heard Many nde Reiie QndR. wii stock of record CHICAGO =
Rav that they w Last
81 82 110 #6 107 41) Philip Morris
} mnt Aug. 15. stock and are redr
Ould put their
te’s Cotton
34 109.27 Open wh i
favings in the oo —
Chrysler and Gen
14 Other dividends Low tus Land No. 1
bon n
of course) if the ds (EK bonds m era] NEW Motors follow: sewer farm in the
Acreage Higher
y thought they 109 46 83.50 111 91 107 revived for min
or Kreses YOR K, July 11. (P\ FE!
would continue “* 71102 14 67.46 110 42 afte net @uar teriy 25 cent
OM Penney Co. reports vw
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09 106 r a morning stu 1.61% Ses =v
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terly $42,283,998 for June mately 7200 feet
STAND4RD POOR'S r Superior Port 9 Aug. 19. , com par ed SAN FRA
but they are afraid apie & Radio. You iand Cement With $40,973.95 for NCIS( O, July 11, July . 77% . was taken because
(0 do So, |Close ee: .73
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ngstown Aug. }, July 22
Ceo. 50 cents the same The St ate Crop ?
as they might ‘need ion Sheet, Pairchila month of 1943 an Service e | 12% ere b
the mon ey me.
monge — 12 —.67 _- United Aircraft, Dou g
50 cents Aug.
Camera «4 Instrument
Corp., increase of today May 72% 223 12%
for future emerge
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2 91 78 Montgomery . sete Sept. 14
Cors., 10 cent TREASURY STATUS wit 289,000 acres har.
FINANCIAL
Undersecretary of s; July | Vested last year
the Treas- Net chan house and Sear
s Ranch Of Co, 1 20% Long Reach
Ury Danie! w. ge Roebuck. cent; July 21. ‘on Of Bos!
Average ahandonm
recently an-| estic Industri pare ent runs
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contractual rig
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the War Bonds: of Mer cha nts
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269.245 zona , Which has only | wp ng Co. making the
» 104 41 head of Ce., sem iannual 209 cent rer s Insurance
Net balance
22 039.954 half that hard
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fiscal yr.
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530 545
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after 60 days fro e 1580 18
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bond contract Gold assets 1 Pl

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_ WEDNESDA Y MORNING, Fve-Run SplBiurgein
.
Fourth Fr me Gives
a
July 11, P) —Bur ly Bill ll Nicholson and Ni

Sacramento ig Edge rangy Phil Cavarret

t tional 7-1
led the Na pague to a
triumph
ve
Ame rican Le
ague
12 th an nu al
the in the
BY AL. WO
LF all-star
t ga me at Forbes Field ior
EN circ ui sive vietory of the seri
es.
By BRAV impresea der th at had
St li
the Pacific Coast
|
th e th un
ated ‘ifc aling A
given the merican Le os
a
he 53 ;yards
ah ead of League’ s dismal du
ngeon un eigh and th
tst | Jack I the start t wi ns la st three
ptedly since
ce gh
theandsporfas 4m. 7.68, ra rru a row
¢
it chat ame thicieks at P rince , the New
rag Sacra the games in went on
—eh the season,
j
it ir e: in 19 38
such ce le br im
and Suatianh at this dis- m
foeurin ri me
ies, Ji n McLarnin nee. rs best anything one gP plat the
Sronko sea sp ur us | ta but sti
: osde th
an
eut to N , ng
NPOpu al
ni
on.”Vo gueer Olympi ir-crazy.li | fifth in more
d setting an non ad Frol. icking g like eo
many lark , seven
e gh
in
az in g time of | an a th en world
lin i rd1926of rs r seri the ei th
thels
meric
am. 436. f
3 .88. atw Ber in v in na to
the 1500 me
ters 3m.velo47ck ha
, th e Se
rei opened thei ni wf
ive scored in ‘the
ds
the other ay. met | Lo would d last by fa lone ved run lead.
ave been ig legy Fi
[o el
s second short- li
doesn’t || beaten 35 vard at mmWrel in a
; N ow 1500 ers Ha
An annd
degrsso
eg pu es” or
Attack
sn’t by Pace
mean to the r sJuly ls, 10-4
LO
ee
i mu ch 38 thyaeird
liked | in Ange RY PAUL
the a
k f
Amer etacta or =
ie ace, fading tt
th
would have bee n
o e outco me hoisted
metricfan wh Christmas were Cavarr
mid-! .
| viet the
rem
ve yardsrdahsah
ead of Luigi Bece s within andhal
Ge of s
th i me for
Enrique c
ag in
er. who
-
. the came
ha nth place
die
no s umatmert ‘ub outf
ield

fo ne had runnin ga thed n won t la

at the Los
of seve th Ro la
e Olympipic last) thro triple, a
full milee?”?” was 1500 m h-
A downstillinto night, th Mexican feat
. Never hav
ai
> just a

~ sharp at although
tt | erw le th
ou ON NU
Phil Cavore ta, of Not at the doub then atrace ored the
it home in
| ROUGH hehind the almos scd
v gues that hefocer
- hie
at one g San SLi
DE OU e
All-sta a et ationals, r Tony Oli- ing run nd a home
ur- race Seals nigh of Sa
tainly pol tilt last ight. Athi Catcher on Au
the
Francisco,
rictly local
o vera
to o Francisc ed
mile. Paav
ose r
of ploy ¢ cous
San
From a st fi
mile have | N ot a new
minute
7 Nurmi.
yard s
would
behind
point of
Hubba spaper of the
t to ray.
Se when back I finished
Haegg.
72 vi ew , it was
B nerce. % big esenta- The goat was
mwug © got
and Outhit
Seraphs n, er-ball st
of the local Mexican
pa
Texthe Hughso
talled
Dean rog
estimated
I do
“De an
&
not have s 'n | of La Opini
h ad
ly 7 race bs no
aege
certainly Ju r had Bola thr ee de
oat y could
7; ran th e bases
ro- on Or front, | wo n e
st only
." Le ag ue
tu s, 13- be gave fe ats in th Americ a an
lik litt! e streamli
ners, and La rd ct at the
e set the ike e the veer di end penn se He
| present
w orld reco rd of
4m. and
made th ay
|
of 10 rounds of fa: aried to th e mo undi son.fourth
for one
mil!
ile. B Sween ns e t ie S mM g. Refe ree Bill Kershn
re nt
be fo re e the out of
d t
er|ithnnerine g hean had all owed gofive hits
‘8.
HELPFUI MAX Will
| you §& Ma nager
t hiinng the CURNOW th the chips dow called the
was
s all will get fi
uppt to that time
the pain of wes wa p BY andJAC yeurs {
the 18 th hole wi
dr op pe d S | d in Ro w and those
d
in in TT ea
eam up Chap the e, square PI Ah
m nda
s eversision r ll ows fo amat
ro
H, se July! 11. itcher w
as Ken-
leas: fo ‘Time
wh ros de uc BU RG w
ability sixth pire Raay y t for a ha iv er a
of e H aegg’s
e
|e t
th site minn g with Catcher day ats ina
fi na l Snosehers
ia
a %- iron with“gim.- “ajo
jo r lestage ue ba moved Ol , Ra ff
e ee r of the Philadfir el
d w m Ru er Snyd er
inyder, alon n See n for a another
‘e lan
rt :
os 0 th phia Philli es, making a h his
hi et
Max: ma
Ma . opMaxpe
Stnilesdr ild. Nest Firs under aegg. 577.28, H .2 Eddie Fern jecti
ng
tu
tune-up for ih gol it he rn Ca li
e
- in anbirind. ch Hof the piMc
me” an d In er ny F
th
cla:
ss bo xi n g le ss on
mo st of e | all - st ar st
t be fo re of
erect and fe Second Jack Lovelock es que langu fornia open go raga ty
c RS e P missed th e | all to day
wh en e
way but ran into tw
ar a cr ow d
ibuted $81,e-
00 o
in the
the pi ct ur to
lf
l and American 1 gues punches -on the basi
stiff 29,589 fan
est he f ore Ithe w
ar moved
T ~u nn
ingham 61.85. callteon a pifo
tch. which sta rts Friday. It is ‘om 30 fee t for his s Na iona
t ea ght is of whired) to sw elter in a OO egre
hi
im over to Saesth Joh P. Jones. 58.2s. phien
as eventh-Se vis r three ,
wh il e Me l y co no 4 ved cl ad di ti
ti on al
ar e- li d ntly fi gu th e N -d ional
uld do the ju sho
w rd rn
reed e
th n fra entrie s bi clne ppsrofo r
r Ab
eat and watch at0
a big jo b in — mes, but d hette r than a se
d par . ga me de si ri n la no s he nn er . 1 r 11 -1
2-ho°le me al pla y open
d
) |
Me re Total ... . am 594 in the 72 -h
ramble adv club s
the o pportunity
ul th
One of these was a stiff he|eft
e wi
. fa
guers upph hoold th ei
i depart ments di ne ahd. out of ritism.
on s OF : pepe h th smas d | vo
la ti h hi int will be on and today wi ithn the to draw mo re fans throu gh the h ook wh ich wo
and
mate iag- ams
Adams Irv Stein
nos!is of ldthn’e t controvers
cou he ;
43s.s, : Thos Show Shar
pro-emateur combines teei
42 : tu stiles.
acgg Ss 3m 3m. for fourth inning. Those ed |m blows g, turnMe et! three-hour n the sev-
se 16.4s. bei g what
100
meters, tho
pi s a few sundrithes, result sion. ee pe
ti nth round
nd but fo ag ow
shi ow
ue ed |
required for him to complein
ans
te five runs—and nty | On e of the choic e pair+ in
af
gs will ich 77
‘year-old rhhee i eshsharpness
itstsh n the first
Thsasser
has to
ax y w '
nis turned out. wathrde.rope
t
I do no know r it thew full mile at the same hav W ee VW Be Hunter, Co mmissio
liinngg |ba ck e when,
you wh et he
tention or not, he . and you ave
he that of tle
lit the fiery ects ofof satheid th was nofaalllco unt, T and
-
judst to rsaat
estcape Po
wers toRescue Johnny Count ry
V
ns e h ed ththee on | men on first
bu ve _ what? *" Eyactivvy 3m,6 59.4sS., OF Cc r. de
ra
i n in te
te cr ow eat
cot, ea de rs
ra ll ie d | | th ir denwiwith dne away.
wo ul d | ike to pre- e for
the ex act duplicate e Of thre cord.ir Rage au o Club ib pro who’ any club sion and behis lef steaan
ts d Th
came th e
cond and
members rs of Is tose@g Lea se
— fastesstt sisi n laps on -OAKLAN. D, July
th
annered soan made
here ‘ish the head
idence that
dy
ent with evid the Angel e -m n, wag h appr exovcept p rights at a vy | the Am d. rican
eri guers m
nd er Ha e Pi on , an d te , th e al
be ak K of the
when Gu <e
LL al so sa w)
the ectic eve- ve-| young Mac , the l5¥ -y ea r- o on Su nd ay
ere n
with W
tatt oo wh
ic h ha d Bo l
Ro la no s’ ak their bi Ken el tn er
w serv
ning.
ice e th Le victor yvy of the Pa- of thoe
visi ti
g team.
Onlv
ash- hb loodv and hashed at the fini sh.| Indian
n July 7h e actualiv gnifHicant that
savent siof
the ad Palasl, ni cificic” Co‘enast ague se
ason to- ingt n, at prese nt, plays all of
In additi ion the wi nn on Bobby
gg the rt cif
ve Po a w
Or st lap was ae
| gh
t Earl is qualifyvying roun
d ast e €
Jaklan: d A
corns itsghts.eek -da y games un de
r the. eye i field ou t. He
equivalent
th
ran mile! | ght as
rr’s in
four-minute e wi n . D
the s |"N though he ' de
th
4 parted or th e scene ow eek.
sh ut
out San iego, 5 o 0.t
|
li
eam. third on Hemsley’vs in
HO Onkiand | field out and
ANDERSSO
ss * Sam Diese AB AB
N’S TI gg Tv.Tae’ in round six
w
the h ome.| Harry RaRas sler, Fayy Coleman, _ Mors Go od in with the
s d Usin
yrdea ed be
r's hen
a y e rs y
though e owneus tall
: E of th
Eaton, , Clay
l
the fi rst lap inst of the Sw ede s, hred« got to act
in g tough . Hi Olin Dutra. , ZeZel Clayton
91 23 re
gh none
e Bol anos,
th e ri ng ) ‘opening
7 +10 yards per sec- vo u te i sw
e a comp posite mile of
os
Powerss rushed t to the reset ) Rosen! und.3> 4
10 Sea 2 0 6
were wo su t wh at se from che rs
gure coof
v eredf by : 20
av
(soon ha d thin gs und
ed scue and Aler pai Patche tt.¢cf
ikeid. 415 thev uld ma for more
ond ampion
. a ch 4m.
2s. Thus
if H aegg w ere
er pros wiwill ll pair pont DeVincenzi
1 3, the ruling, ta gainstd : Thi is thev ca
x.
an d
getu. all vy able to finfinish out hisis l m
th 1760 e i | cae Sa e up went
running
yards th at » °Y pr with por top am
ateurs. e inc Nesstich.f
3 1 2 Re $3 the ‘foe.craf
t d mo re
ex perien ce cam
w n almost in order until, t
ual atonethi mi ile. , you will
eqat
find r
3m.nh. 438.458. rac s third defe at. wson, Bruc e McCor- Wright *:
bu ty than e decisi
is io n to hiim last do Na ti lf of
th al d eague le ad er e pr ob . ec Des ationa l ha
th is pa ce e
s show h ° mick McEvoy,
R
TotalsS
Nationwo
28 627 ab lv
ul play all
of its remainni -| t was no t well received fifth. firework
s.
w v
- | would haave done eve
The . ans BY 20IN NING ga at 9500 fans w all but packed ole
A the || th hav e ubs @ do ub le RE ek s:-d ay me s ni gh t. Connie to ter
infg at e xactiy in
J 06 g
would today
Sa n Diego
The St. Lo however,
bi rafters.
| th
| beaten e co Oakiand 5 o xs ar ui
hi and s tole second as Si
same pace
|less ‘rs mile of ‘onger | link« Wi de Op e
SUMM Y AR e no t ex d mo re.
Until
an de d s da m. io n
vardsSs will toil for the Angels
‘ to ad

one
Taber,
r two! agains. t D reisewerd
(13.4) Off to y’s
day'
toda
y ' s ayy, criticsof
plpla ¢ ma y ensi. ‘Raimo
nd, Runs Sacri-. th
an a do
zen
us.
agin g left in th e sevent
was
itter, w av-
this same wher
Clem
se . ge t et ty the vine Left on in g a hat that ed loo
ked lik e a vie.
Jones th and Ge
Ba bbitt (5-6 ) hi s Dr ei a eir pr id ea nd .
s an d d powder
ran ne "Oakla
en Ge
as won 12 of
that und rd h ts
ke
Pip- gh lin, e into right
‘to the h ead al wh ich he variede field anfor a sin 7gie thon
th ta ri
tw
as the ex- .2< ad heen |oaf- he h we of h 1% wav Earned runs Off |
fap in 5R Sunset ce sen t Ryan
ingg ffor three i:aps, for hissttiim *4rtas. h are at
mad | to the ic k
act time 4 Arne A
n- e ing s, wh re i
with occasion at uppercut s to th
e by
for th m e 4m. on
de o n, rolly, h have high wi T A K C R D hom e with th e tying ru
dersson
i
in runni
ing second to only wen
conseccuutive durine ope
wi y, | $ 1]
-3 R E body . To ny
came ha ck 10 ta ke
A n.
Haegg n July 7Heese 14 the 589s.
‘the eighth a nd ninth, Bolanos | nt ugie Gavatilaonn alof ah
la the
w final la
p of
. 7.4 start in in which P orter has tes to f &@ h aria
s bu s y N T O A RMY se th e Na ea d w
@
‘k's 4m pretty fair I the 1Oth. N chol withand
if als
<M. ¢.9mi 6. to finish .
sing! sc or ed n
ait the
race a nd the composite de thr eeve | 8° lf Pp
LO UI S ly 11. ¢ | Bo l anos out weighed e th at
Ca v
Ni so
ma W i a . S, Ju ve ra
GeoSTrge Mu ng
s and a teurs toda00 M li wh n Phil e
g caGtch es agacainst th e fence' yi. m arretta of th
(hef e y if
ro e
m. 43s
ns
he
TheTh pros erof, 29-vvee ar-oldLouis — 12?!Kea to 12! tabbed the fl
ay
(which inan
thri. llSt s ooti) ng fma w lked qvd
trav, wh om tne edA ngeis :Will be sh or some $5 h arias and hiis wife, | righ t- Cube wa
H aege CG an
=
did) and then c m. 9s. Both
8S.
se orge Zaah hander of the St. rs hn er “i gh t 55
|and Annddersson (3 m. 59.48 ong | en Wa pri k
un ik Of Raabe be have r eturned Cardrdi inals withth a pitchi ing to 55;; W Whitm an 56 Lo ui s
K a nch(Bla
gh
|hSeis erservicfte e di pe ns in nd
Didrik ot.
esr Seattl hi ck- from the Midwson,
Ro
awith bybys, Ke
te is r
vard s 4m. 4s., respecti
4 v
a rahe
, made s debut
s a the $2250050 0 put up ize ck- and Greorge has | re‘acord of 11 wi ins and three | George
73 ve >| second
.) wo uld |P pinch h hihit er.
ttter
.tively M urray fopr th e open tou r ph ged head! est
per
load ed,
gof into hiIs new lo
r
would co those extra yardt s | have he aten that ou ts ) on ses were
s e
sec onds. : Ad d 164s Ss. tO Te d NoNorrbbeert _ made him fi elin
d r of the Sa n Diego r Ti me s Co o prom ptly un.
in 16.443
. — | very fooli ney. as ow ne to fo Wa lk er per
RIO HONDO—. . K.K Chapin part of them with a sin-
: s Dv stop ivera
on a force Plplay . Sh. ortstop Japing
'loade
pin and fr anchise
th
. 438.G and you
am. have
” miwiMnd -up between Vie Grupieco gle
Gaunt
sui nder 59running
th uC S yu n k An gie dropped G jene Hand! ey's toss Mahlon
ck . ambe
Ch rs h
The Kese
nt to left thwaat scor ed Gala n but
yala
full mile in 3m. 58.48. Suppos
©
nd Tw itchy Ted would h avebeen !¢ Ge or ge and
av e AN AS SO CT AT IO
w
N
and
to reon the wh
was a wha l e of
al bat
and tle whieh Ca y
ar re tt a s caught
at the
+ ce nt ly on w. L Pet
Pet . wen t we six tor rid
ro un ds
ing that
that
‘safe haadd he k rnv here re L. or rd.Grup ico im
pl
thus far have
w’
S57 25 the in a clios e
wearines ranchise,
Mil
to
'ke e 47 St. n Ps ut 30 48 305 fr were on
es im theflothi ate play
iiw
32 000 Ke Mar tin h e Nat
Haegg w rere able to do no het , - g ed plans to Col' mb us st. th
ed i n th at bi si gn no
He 600 K
pol is
In the lim ina rie s Sonny . ro ug ht
two we re gn
a pi pre 134
go sou th today and mee t with Tole eated Ray Re
32 315
/ se 44
1 57 bao def
Ver sas, 137. Pet
ter than seven va
2?
s even fo r
do nd polis
rd 145 . stoppe d
, Julw 11. (> t
San Diego all isinessmen who. Mil waukee esterdMi s
,
those las t v Or .) cisco los another regu. : ay' Results | alker
st 120 mneapolt
Bn
The lar
go- pavers sterday
veCa
when
ithlelder have promised their su pport ingame e Dod
overcame
Wally
rro ll went sk into the Ninav) ya TKO. hrought Rob
| - ing the You ci
tr ow
- the new vent ure.
hav a four-run
Sa n Fran
isco lead . John ni e Os
busv evening, neariv all of tn
! put
header _Muncrief Rrow ne onte
rould still across
defeat the SeIals, 10 to 4, in a Ww bs Nod ie
©
4m ve him the
e @ retth
the line
in Solons’ h its and
fii
ies goin gz tot right
Pom.) illiams Na th e scene to ire the side
ificence of
«magnifi Pa cific Coas fague nigh wt. our AMERIC AN LEAGUE
33 40
t
The tr 4 t ga
me
field ..» Some 2500 fans 408 WAASHINGTO
N
11. ¢ |
achieving (or, as ;n Ha, egg’s $82 TON, July Detroit Tue
th

3331
‘toniggnht. for Atl 42 «475
alate”
out IG
Chott Nere
347 To rke
want Ho lm a Wi ll i
Portiand 3¢ n 15 5,
2
Roch'stér 37 43
545
1B .. 40
s,
equivalent 43
Fran AR HO 43 am
case, doin RH Jer Cite t
the Sanal Little teran. ou
Mar-| MeQuina. St.
538 Sy raecuse r 3) 45 443 ve
4 Uh ‘4 42
1 33
mav
thereof) th e 4.mi inute mile : day
’ Reentt« ‘Buffalo d
peglrnisandeh.ne $3
2.4ter
. 164, Clevelan ight-heavy-
425 Yes
be fully Veaterday's
&
ht, in a sl
Ne
ne.rf- En Little ; 4:Chatt 3-1. weig tner. Cleve
‘
Owenams
1 Ad $3 2 010 Sauer.!
312
games tonigh
hia. e.... 3
i Haves” Philadelp
1—In ruthnne ing a mi
Qerodowskie Steraf
ini 22 3 112
in 4 2
io
0 iner.c
20 1 Mille
| Ballou.
39
a0
06 Porweter .p 20
100 1
thd
Po enh’sh.rf .....
woul Weese,rt 'Gre
dg on it. t
Detroroi
h 47 yard s ahead
of
924 18 0
re’
Hiseins. ser
Ne
Det
henis
30
st outd ce m. 6 8.)
oor ra n (4Cu Totals | Bernie
Glen
lou in 9 | FIRST INN NATIONA
BattedSCORforE Bal
|
h e
by 0 0
ev r run
Raf straigh'
BY theANS —
Rage Ken
to IC
BR ced ef
Re sacr la for Muneri
cher of thehe went jinn tted
assisted
in
third
Th
he four-minut
2000
eon went to the fensberger
The
Pitch.
took a wild NATION aL
2T Batted for gre
n ¢ af ed G n
was RH
ful nn
out
Ryan stabbed
ell AB
er Doerr. de a er. beauti leaping
strikes inn
ckQu of firet
valan Oelan if
to Gain
b of He m mav's N hounce r haMe and toss.sed
arion arretta, Sta
lin runs,
no
er sle
. Muneri
ef
for ? No run
to no eft . one.le
RY INNING wos 8 ne
out hits, no
no errors
ta. Tors,
meed
amento CO. RE
Cavarret NATIONA x Hugh kie the. hit,
Ser
Te
Stephens.
s—@uhitnr. tes
+
singled
PACIFIC it ton Red Fran
right Ro«
jinn and r
a. Gullic. Three-base RECORD
lined sharp eft cen the Fi io. Pittabu:
e.
ngle

Truon Broien M 9
Sh tte
to
PITCHERS
t
cQuinn stoppin for gains of urgh
jott, Pittsb sh. 3»
Nunes AB so
out. No Munerief Kurowski.
Left piay H ER how and
| 0 Fl the Kuro weki to
Oakland Barton.
4
5, hie flv.
Portiend. 12. Bases on Adams
Stein 2,5
3% 19
2
5
2 to Tucker no h liett N
o runs,
49 «48 Of 1: We P owers
10
l 3.8 auis No runs. its, no
1% Pie retti,
Baliou.
4
rie,
Str uck out 4 i 4
‘reddy Fitzsir ors, none eft
46 «48 3 meyer,
!
Ped ermevyer Y Hor 2 iladelphi ba LAIMmM
on s
°
OOD npn... Chica
Wer
3: 4
Farned Ph third

rrer
e.
HOLLYWto Reser. of se. Gal olson.
4% at

Usaqueal |pitcher,| Cava x f

4 a
Pi Se
- ti, 4; W
Pieret
Racramen 49 on
ret Hits on rou
. out. Kel
bo
a lined
a Sewell, Pi

foram,
3 ough the
Re er Nation
yames beh ~

to Spence forced
jer. ter | te
Last t.) Left en ses. Sacr
am
ento. 7 ‘
singried
lliott io
| ‘Totals
t

perfect‘pagt
10
= 217} i acies. 0-base h nipped varret ta going
Attendance ner. Se third. § ephe
St n= mad
——_—s at the
t se nsationao l catch of alters
i lot
co a
* play, hac
n Diego, 0 y, 1inn took a third strrike. n
Ge 'No runs. one hit one er own SCORE INNINGS
mes
ay
INNI N N, o yan BY
Russell, SECOND NING n runs
Sa r. Two three 600
AMERICAN — CANS one left
na, N @O0
y ts, no

Ankle Injur
a e errors,
ensberger lined IN NING rs
EIGHTH Erroba
d ‘night
- a oubje do ri nd
ii ne Doerr.
sevent1,h
san DiegaotOaklan
ht-field AMERICANS
CHI nt of wn the
t
to Cava |Orne
R with therig tyin
run.|.. at
Americans,
| in
lan hou yan
t.)
Portland eretta for a single off
av K
advanccing to thi rd. Gagin
at lined 6.
the out,
nd Nichol
seo
eltner Tucker to Musial Kurow oki
to
make h sch Rore an
beat Ryanan'’ ’s throw to firet “aom it
fr out Spence it —Caverr Stoe
etta.Musi len
is |Sa¢ ices—
d
debut er ath brilli ant stop, K
aftan tod
ing. an of the rown out. rif Marion,
ket.r: One m, two
570 pila
as Ry lewhouser avarret ta. No runs, no bie
5 one lef no error left etta
s, T!no
ne
New York . hitWA ughson n NATIO!
no
to Cavarr
ay kee t ONAIA — W retta o «four
n saf straight ck pa . bases
outst 5: Nation als, LeftBases
‘cuad p the 1X onig thro
eld. El. pitches Muvar
sisial was staa n l rugot
arten balst ba li s— off ns.Borewr y. 1 (Ge
varretta:)
o the li es
sideel Ke to dr o made Ar
t wa s ss ed hall on so n, 1 (C
42 or star n in W atker. itner Doerr r
throw fo sin-
s a
for Haave
pa
Medwick
Hu gh
ay for sev eral week unmas
k this Rvan fl led to T ucker in d
Galan. d s. see; )
behin leader
42 455 9 | rrow,
Taser ith Eliiont hoidi to to
the
€ ohnson's Se we ll an
sacrif ice d, N
™ ‘Gemes play tomo agreement,
th
on lierr , o
nedors“t | row nipped io MeQ Se
o wifal!llsbe to
ri
Yesterday’y's Results ,
runs, on
e Ma ne Musial to third. ithworth |
No games P anifchhe de faulted eet night
toni in one NING ‘came out
of
the dugout
THIRD IN
Rive No. th e No, spot of t
RI CA NS — S ce si
Hubbard s. The offici
scheduled
ME Spen any
ill T alhert of Indian.
|
MeQuin = hits. 1 run
who ( zar
semifinal. Chieo Sala J
apolis
ughson. hike
Rorowy. 3hits.@
w Pet n the z Sc See
Sol faces Frit avarretta
L.
Lou rimming Schnahel. . Seelie Sa
- Walker
ay. Elliott ins, five hits,
Chdi icago, 6-3, 6-2.
r. two left, |
roun
e of m
NINTH INNT ro
10! thi les
in 560 is ara tang
3 n th e wo m
en's sing
le:
tten sberger of|
for “cen Ra
rk @
New. Yohia
eip
led— 438 19% | ran r t
Phi 4
lene Prit
ts Whitey,
‘3
Zell Eaton
4420
Koverly t Be Serr.

ing for Mel ‘O

ten (K.0.) pro in slate:) Amer
low
te |Giants batt
cur- frst Bears.
of I ase in the moved to
Hubbard
Arnold M
y - raiser. Calshi son flied to
s flied toK
Galan.
pcheduled
v
tn Caava to Rean
vyweights will
Betty Rv an r-
Louis with run hits. no
stage a tag
a. no
one left i none >

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| DEATHS : - ‘Los Gngeles Cimes ** WED., JULY 12, 1944—-Port
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WEATHER REPORT
Sportratts AL Garriott and OBITUARY
Name. sex and date of birth With Puneral Announcements
OPPICIAL ‘ross Mrs M. Girt Ju ne BAXT. Sam. of Means |‘DEATHS
Sei irl. 1 t. som of Tillie Baxt. brother o With Puneral Announcements

Moran Pace
PRAZEN Me
Mrs Rusaell
: LOCAL TEMPERATURES ~ Minimum FRIEND Herbert Bor. July 1.

Helizapoppin at the Univer. ings of Minnesotans, who pro-

and maximum
California points reported
Los Angeles office of the UB.
temperatures
im the GOLDSTRIN
eather GREENSPAN
Mrs. Prank Bor June 14.
Mrs. Charies. Bor. July. 2. BELLINOER.
FRYER Mrs.
Matrsoleum
@ireetors
Mrs
Lawrence
Hattie Bellinger of |
|
Bor.
Bertha
Services
June
wn &

109 am. Thureday.

24
directors.
_|Nellie A. Leonard
sity of Nebraska, where we vide one of the Cornhuskers’ Bureau Were as follows; HEIGOLD: Mrs. Robert. Boy. June 29. Monrovia Bateed ewer at home of Pores Funeral services for Nellie A.

P.C4. Bat Race

her dauchter in South Pasadena Bun- |
learned about the finer things most cherished rivalries, when Riations-—
Angeles
Max.
72
Min. HIGGINS.
HAUSER Mre
Mrs. Jack Bor. June
July I. Gay evening: she leaves som. Mart Lott toute, | Conard, 78, resident of South-
he opined that the taking away a deughter. Glenn H. and
of life, such as scalping foot- Los Angeles ‘ground: KEMNITZ Mre. Jo J. Ber. June | et. an@ five granddaughters ern California for the past 49
of Jones’ joh while he's in the Rakerefieid KBISTER. Mrs Don Boy June 30. Puneral services will be beid There- rectors
vears and active in the affairs of
urban KLITZNER. Mrs Sam. Girl. Juiy 4.
ball ticket s, playing high-low service of his country would dav et J Om 1 Mrs. Elizabeth Sabel. beloved wife
LANDAU. Mrs. Joseph B. Bor. June 15. Menror ot Henry Sabe! the Daughters of the American
Beven<ard stud with deuces be an act unworthy of Nehras- First Baseman Butch Moran
Lene Beach LEAVER. Mrs. Samuel! L. Boy. July 4 BELLQOUIST
Services
Mr«
and
Maria Beliduist
interment Stockton.
Mrs. Horace HM. Ror. June
wild, palming answers to ex- ka's fine reputation and a de- Los Angeles Harbor |
LOVEMAN. Mra rnard J. Bos. July 3 Brown Son. directors Relief Corps, will ‘be ‘conducted
cided blow to the Huskers’ Na- ‘of Hollywood and Outfielder Municipal! Airport BENHAM. Mrs Leontine C. of Alhambra. Thu
amination questions, swiping
MOCK Mrs. Henry & Bor. Juim3 mother of Mre James Stuar' Paul's CP Chureh. "Element itoly | at 1 p.m. today at the chapel of
tional prestige in things ath- Cece Garriott of Los Angeles Newport Merbor Mrs. Alfred
Mrs. John M. Giri, July 1.
Qiri. June 17.-
and srendmother of Mra Alfred G Cro
the Goodale Funeral Home, fol-
light globes out of apartment letic. are waging a nip-and-tuck due! San Diego . MeGNEANEY Girl. July 1
retew SAWYER William H
San Gabriel McHOLLAND Mrs Arthur Boer. July 1
Services 4 om. Thursday eat the, Strictly orirate services.
Pieree jowed by interment in Inglewood
hallways and releasing mice for the batting leadership of the
Little BStene Cherch Brothers.
SCHAMPEL.
7230 West Washinetes.
Walter Schampe! Park Cemetery. Mrs. Leonard,
EXCEPTION TO RULE Sante Barbera .... 7 Orr rs
vens 550 Fast Main street,
in sorority houses. Pacific Coast League's regulars
Alnem Bresee Brothers & Gillette. directors.
a native of Akron, O., died at
It's difficult to understand q PRINGLE Mra Roy 2. Girl. June 27 = BIRCH W. Rireh | SEARCY At Covine. July 10. Willi
Now you may not be inter- FORECASTS QUITTNER. Mrs. Harvey J. Boy. duly 3.
Searcy. beloved husme of Jennie her home, 159 W. 45th St., last
was
Armetrons m cheree,
why Col. Jones’ leave Moran is hitting at a 324 clip BRAUN. Bre A. Searey end iovine father of
ested in Cornhuskeriand do- Opal Wiley of Monrovia. Gur Saturday. She leaves her hus
placed on a one-vear hasis. He ‘for 71 games, while Garriott has Los Angeles and vicinity: Pair today ROREX. Mrs. Samuel J. Girl. July 1
Remains at ‘Giasbana & Co.
Searcy of Los Aneries. Dr. Claude W
ings, with S.C. ULC.L.A. and has the ranking of a full |pro- and tomorrow. except early morning low ROSENTHAL Mrs. RB. Girl
he
tedar ef ‘Trinity Searcy of oe survived hy hand, Charies Wesley: a sister,
3 ao many other schools close at a .3°1L average for 94 contests.
clouds Somewhat warmer thit after- SALVADOR. Mre Bernard. Bor June 36
reh. Twelfth and Plower, two sisters. Mre 4. of Mrs. Bertha Warner, and a
fessor on the faculty. ‘And noon Little change in temperature t6- SANDOVAL Mr« Pau! Girl July 1 eets. Pierce directors
hand, but whats going on The latter hasn't missed a game morrow. SCHLOCKER Mre Pau! rina brother, R. H. Cross, both of
many of the achool's class- Southern California coastel area: Fair SCHMIDGALI. Mr« Giri
CARR for Cheries Thursdar.
back there may—heaven for- at Reaver chanel. Inglewood.
—_

today and tomorrow, except morning SCRIMSHER Mrs F Girt July 1.'
room profs went away to war all season. clouda near coast and early mormine SEXT
Mrs Alma A et 10 om. eat { Custer _ Akron.
bid'—he a forerunner of what'!! roen & Bon. directors, Christiansen. Covin
SRA
with the understanding that
RS, ‘Services,
for |William Wright
clouds or fog in lower coastal valleys. SOLOMON. Mrs Daniel. Ror Juis 2
The averages, through last CHERRY
happen at some other schools they were on leave for the
- Somewhat warmer this afternoon. except SWACKENRERG.
immediate coast Little change in tem- TAW.
Mrs
Mra Richard t ‘por June 27
P. Girl. July 1 Remeinse Groman Mortuerr.
- as well. Sunday: Derature temorres VANOVICH. MreMre_ Robert Alfons T Girl * July 1 it
Deneld Newel! Chiisen ortuary.
duration, that their positions Southern California mountain ares and VALERA June
W <A. Brown & Sen. directors. SISLER Nellie E
Pierce Brothers. 720 Weet Washing-
Funeral seryices for William
CONPELD Anna Confeld_ beloved mother
It all has to do with Col. would be waiting for them GA interior Clear today
Slightly warmer this afternoon.
and tomorrow. VALPREDA
VOGEL. Mrs. ft
Mre. John. Boy.
Boy. June 30.
of Devid Confeld. Mre. Dara Corn- ton Boulevard ‘Wright retired building con-
Biff Jones, who, like many an- when the peace was won. Oakland . 92 3116 415
3
844 6
5
346 271
247 TEMPBRATURES AND PRECIPITATION WARRFN Mre Walter C. Bor. June Serviess 1) Brown
T. Smith.
& Sen. vectare. |tractor and resident here for 30
other coach. put fooethall aside the. SMITH. Thommas ly
There were no one-year strings Lee
San
Angeles 04
97 3208 392 836
“4.
10 381
OVER THE NATION WESFLOM Mra Helmut. Bor. June
NHYDE, Mrs, Willem J. Girl. ears, will be conducted today at 109 am. tedar et
for the duration and went into attached to anybody but Col. Hellywoeed 94 S136 ATA BIR Sia! |. A Bor June 2%. and papers. Pairfax. Leimert
(Minneapolis Park. 4601 Cren- p.m. at Pierce Rros. Little
the service—.and now appears Jones. Seattle
Portiand
.. 93 3059 354 TOR
3127 4 7768
16 302
14 309 248
2752 piease
SN
copr.: ver.
“‘hurch Around the Corner. In-
Albuqueraue 68 , Jean COSBTAHAUDF.
Costahaude Julien
a be on the outside looking Now we hold no particular Sacramento %1 30432 740 259 .24) Ameariiio fe aA ORCE St ITs FILED Recitation of he Rosary Wednes-. Reeary toniaht. om. at Arm- glewood. Interment will follow
day. om. itn the at strong Pamily Mortuary. Reauiem masts
brief for Biff. As a matter of INDIVIDUAL BATTING ANDERSON Calvin M. against Ruth Godeau & Martinen!. Puneral Thers- am. Inglewood Cemetery. Mr. Vibianas
: = (Regular pievyers in 35 or more games vthe 1 ARCHER. Loretta M. against Grover
ONE-YEAR LEAVE fact, we never were greatly im- All reguler iocal players lered)
a ay aw am. fr
irem he ch
SPRATT. Martha W.. beloved wife of Au. Wright died Monday. He leaves
Boise ao .... BARBANELL R. Laura M. ctiem Mass om at
Hearing rumors of the trou-
pressed by his coaching. And AB. H. HR.RBI. Ar Boston
fain
ao |BATOR. Henry against Katherine Church. trterment Calvary Cemetery. brey J. Spratt
is widow Sarah Ann of the fam- h
a9 BEARCE. Services 2 om at Pierce
his brusque manner often man. Helly. 49 88 18 Geidie D. K. against Dd. CUNNANEF Mrs Heien RFR Cunnane. be- |
¥ residence, 3800 Hepburn Ave; il
| ble at Lincoln, we quizzed our |
MecBireath. See. 47 179 42 © 19 .346 arieston 74 Eleie againet Peter leved wife of Dr. Thoma B. Cunnene. Brothers. 730 Weet Washineton
rubbed us wrong, just as it did Meren. Helly. tae ® 24 .224 Chicago eien against A mother of Miss Meien Colleen Cun- STANGE. Nellie M.. loving sister of
four SONS, R. Edgar, William,
sidekick, Floyd Olds, Garriett. L.A. 94 346 18 Cincinnati . aa RYFFEL. Derothy seainst Rex nane:. davehter of Mra. Mertie Loet.- Ashley of Cajon. Cal.
many others. Cleveland on 72 13 BOYKIN Lottie against Bugene flier of Mrs. Doris Bauch ‘arl and Douglas C. Wright: two
eports editor of the Omaha Services 10 om teday eat
But it burns us to the core Hawkins, Oak. 88 317 43 312 Denver 77" 35 BRIGHAM Ala Sylvester W and @ct. Lynn Serlin
aughters, Mrs. Edith F. Skelley d
World-Herald, who painted us Ostroweki. L.A. 48 184 7 Des Moines Ae Maria against Thee Services Thursday et 11 am. in 7270 Weeat
to think that there are people Abbott. 48 3 306 BRUNTON. Gertrude M. acainet HO the Wee Kirk @ the Heathe STR Agnes Blanche wife of Dr
nd Mrs. Edna Krause: 13 grand- a
& pretty sickening picture. Hooper P. 39 79 264 0 04
7 CARVER. Dorothy I. against Elmore PFerest Lawn Morteerry in John E. Strasser: sister «
so mean that they would take Camilli 281 13 48 DAVIi® Pertitea L. Devise Grif Dieso and Belle children and five great-grand-
When Jones, who retired +H COURTNEY. Oo against Robert
a guys job away from him on , idie M against
Porest Lawn Mortuary in ores, Loft 7

Services Thursday. 7°30 a! children, all of Los Angeles.

from the Army to take the some pretext or other while
Patchett. 6D... 68 230
Owen, Port . 220
69 1 33 .300 » DOUTHITT.
of John M.
Miss Zennidbel Deuthit stater
Tapicr & Geiger,
head coaching job at Nebraska,
| Elgy C. McNary
Uhali. SF 92 358 107 41 799 argaret against Roser J. Services at Breace Brothers & Gil-
he’s in the armed forces. Searseiia. Oak. 84 328 46 2799 lette Chapel Thuredeay. 10:30 am Rebert Lee Biren
was recalled to active duty It's our fervent hope that Ballineer. 6D. . $8172
6 DAYTON Eveiyrn J. against Guy RB.
Kindiy omit flowers. Bresee Olliette. directors.

soon after Pearl Harbor, he the wrong will be righted—

Nerbert. L.A.
W. Raim di. Oak. 77 252
45 143 42
74 33 2
| Indianapolis 74 DAVIS. Lucilie N. sgainst Nat
views
Mer
11 om. tedar at
8USS
Lawn
H
Mortuary in cha Funeral services for Elgy Caid-
was officially granted a one- |
and soon—at Nebraska. And MeDonald. 8D. 80 184 54 14 «6.293 Kansas City as 7 31 ag ©. 770 Wont Washington. SUURLAND Carneli
Services 7? Thureder at Pierce |
Ww
ell McNary, 47, Southern Cali-
Miriam L. M. against G A. V.igaTON Nelle Ferguson Eaton
year leave of absence. When Matheson, Sea. 79 285 292 Knoxville ° ESPINOZA. Telephone Co. engineer
that this ugly thing doesn’t
|
Lucy against Alfred I. Brothers’ Little Church Around the
‘a Reynolds. 8D. 73 212 62 21 .292 Rreaee Brot here & |
Corner, 3443 West Manchester Boule-
that period expired, he asked | reappear on some other cam-
Cagifield. Oak 92 381 111
Sea. 92 358 104
3
28
.291
.291
Memphis 100 GARVER. Jessie acainst Donald VU.
lette Chapel
at Precious
Wednesday.
Bieod
7 om
435 Bouth vard
and resident here for 4A years,
for an extension on his. leave. Ore idental. Thureda TEN BRO Core. beloved wite of will he conducted today at 11
pus, or any place else for that Fernandes, L.A. 73 244 Ti 6.291
Fiorence D. against PANNING Mees for Vada McKeever
om
Frank Ten Broeck. mother of Walter
"The request apparentivy was matter.
Ketier.
Shene.
Hel.
Port.
56 714
77 246 «271 21 .289 N
Minneapolis 74 ae 62 |
HARRIS. Mary F ageinet J nine teder. am. et Peters J.. Pred. Staff Set. M. J. Lillian A a. m. at Pierce Rros., Hollywood
91 HAWLEY Katherine egainat a Allen. Mre. Cora Mann. daushter of (“hapel, followed by cremation.
ehuttied back and forth be- Faetish.
Fno:
LA. 64 244
171
Th
49 2 Okishome City 74 HAILE. Anna L. ageinet John W Mortuary. @treetors Mre Sarah J. McGuire
pm. in the Mr. McNary attended Manual
Dempsey Appears
tween the athietic board and Rosen! Oak. 350 100 2
Omaha an 13 HAYSE. Ada acainst Aldorsay Services
Little Church
Pridey
of the
at
owers
‘the board of regents until it Suhr. $1 319 91 44 Philadelphia
Phoep!x 102
43 72
a4
HARMON
KAVANAUGH
I against
Prankie M against G
William Services
Brothers
Friday.
rt
2 om.
rk. 4601
at Pierce
Cren- Forest Lewn Mortuary in charee Arts High School and was grad-
Generales, Mel. S23 199
finally vanished into thin air Pittsbureh 94 LER. Mever W. against Plorence VOWFRLL. Walter & ated from Occidental College.
in Whittier Today
Ramery. Sac... 91 379 108 35 .2as ah ae Bowlevar 4
Portiand 7a 55 | Cc. Clasiton G.
Wiltiem H. Pes brother of Mrs Services 1 pm. Prider at Pierce
Serine. .. 86 168 47
without being either granted Reeselil. tA. 7 46 uebio 5 rien aca inat Award V May Knapp. Mrs. Leoner¢d C Mead. hers. 720 West Waeahineton. He leaves his widow, Marian
| or denied. So. Col. Jones, now Chi'topher, Sea. 80 783 75 Rena 62 JBISER Ruth L Oscer L. ar. Mise Anna end Lenn C WAGNER. Caroline Waener
rances McNary of the family
Comdr, Jack Dempsey of the Carpenter. Sea. 60 198 Sea. 60 198 27 283 Sacramento

Bi. Louis 96
JENGE

JONES.
Ruth against

Lola against Alvin

James P, in-law of Mra. Cary!
WALKER.
Béwards Brothers’ Colenia! Mortuary.
Mary Frances Walker residence, 1641 N. Courtney Ave.;
stationed at West Point, hasn't ond Mrs Isabel Me Porest Lawn Mortwary in charge
the remotest idea whether he's U.S. Coast Guard appears today Gray.
Lowe.
ses...
.
40 117
44 146
Salt
San Antonio
Lake
70
JONFS.
LAIRD.
Olin
Sophia
acainet Ruth
against James the
Services Thtiraeday
Wee Kirk o
at 730 om. in
the Heather.
WALSH. Loutlse of National Rawle. son, Cpl. Robert W. McNary,
etill on leave or just plain left. at the Fred C. Nelles School a Creeden. Gea n Francisco 62 82 ‘LAND. Mary B against William Dean Holmes. officiating
vard. beloved husband of Mrs. Mertie ts. Army Air Forces and two

Boys in Whittier to reward the DeWeese. Port. attle + LANGFORD Williem M. Bileen. Pores! le Lawn Mortuary in charee. EB. Waleh.
=e beeen loving father of Mre
af Pale Ge
It seems that the fellows Bpokare a? LAWRENCE James M. against I. "ona brothers, Robert K. and Hugh A.
for their excellent
PREEMAN Marie

svho hold the balance of power ‘youngsters % >> Tampa _. te

100
an
-
LEABOW
LONOWAY.
Roxaline
Harry A
against Isham Jr
Zoneah M. nine
Recitation of the Rosary this evre-
at Pierce Rrothers Hol-
J ais las Arnage .es
at McNary of Los Angeles.
@n the athietic board—the four work in selling more than $10, Yeenker. Hel. 5° 178 Washington LOYA. Consuelo M ageinet Prank ana Genta Monica Boulevard
chapel) of Smith Saiseury. Lid,
Wichita w Oo MecKFENZIE Peesy acainst Donald. Culver owe
faculty members of the seven- 000 worth of War Bonds. Whe
Wheerier.
‘dson,
8D
Hol. 45 778 Winnipe 7" 5 MAHON Pearl L. aeainst Plord L.
Reauiem
Biessed Gacrament
masse Thursday
Church
16
#6667
et
WARSHAWSK tocar. Patrick Francis McKeon
man group — consider Col, Dempsey is slated to appear at ait. Port 246 Interment Calvary
w
16 om.
UND Puneral
Groman Mortuery
services of
Requiem mass for Patrick
VITAL RECORD MARTIN
MANUBL. Beatrice acainst Crri!
12:30 with a batch of autograph Kreevich, Oak 78 256 Cemetery

Jones to be on leave. Merrera. Oak 4A 148 te

MARTIN
Pverett M. against Lol« B FRIEDLANDER Emiis W
Mission rancis McKeon, one of Cali-
hooks containing his signature Maiiho. Oak 52 0
209 Reone M.ageinet Baxter F of
AS) + tron. W
ant
‘
SEARCH I8 ON and those of many other sportsM. Bteiner Sb. 85
MM .262
26 MARTINEZ
M
Ureula
Helen D. agains!
7 ecainat
Donel RF Brown directors fornia’s earliest petroleum opera-
Some of the other athletic celebrities as gifts for the boys. Helder,
Sauer.
He ae
a2 112
af
@ ‘
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED MaselF egainst
seains: Faward
Leslie
Gol of Bether Goldbere
Notice of later. Malinew & Perest La @n M Mortuary in charge. tors, will be celebrated at 9 a.m.
board members. some of the L. Pewers. Sel. 41 113 287 ADAMS—BROWN RFR 7° 18 NOVIS. Derothy Simons. directors
WILBANKS Mattie Lane today at Our Lady of Loretto
Private services 11 am. Thureder
| N ne« Port... 38 101 26 257 ADOOR ~PREEM PAIGE Bernetia acainet Huston 1G. The funeral servicer of Mre Church following the recitation
Pegents and some of the down-
Suffolk Results AMENRUD..NIKOLOFF A. 44 E 45 PETERBON Dorie Rav Grace Chapel l\ewond Sheree
Calvey. 6.D....°723 274 70 285 Vivienne R. Grease will be held Thure-
town powers are taking advan- PINNELL. Momer A againel Maude M day at 1°: 36 from the Wee Perk. directors. of the Rosary last night at the
Otere. LA. 486 «642 ANDERGON. WHITE F 19 L. 22 POSEPE Carieta Carioe
tage of that one-year loophole Médn. 2-yr -olds,
St bacher. 324 «
G 41. F 49. RADOVICH. Betty A. eeeainst Mark J Brown & om. Thursday at chapel of Cunningham & O’Con-
Youns. 86 F. 312 78 c 33 R against Walter F Jnmes Mare - Ped Wiliam nor. Interment will be in Cal-
in an attempt to get rid of Sueme. Bea 71320 22 32 ALLA TERIA Alice M avenue aon r an
Communicate (Or 440 WILLIAMSON J. 22, M Edith E asainst W. W . Mrs Jesse W Hare. brotherof Lona Tviers om ar at ce vary Cemetery. Mr. McKeon
Biff. They contend his par-
ose:
Rogers, 82199 12 Brothers Lites Church Around the
| Time. 1:61 3-8.
Seratehed—De Lee.
DSA LA oemary against Jack anche Harp
tieular ca se is different, or Preciousgrown
Marcucei. Sac.. 42 93 33 10. .267
Rervicrs Wednesday. 3.30 om. at Ce Boulevard ana “died Monday at his home, 1272
Patriotie Fox.
Peterson. 84216 14 3
BORUN ROWE Belmont Greta RAudrer
aseinst ageinet
something. Pairly Piy (Turnbull;
4-yr.-o
14.40
@ fur
«64.40
E. Adame. Port. 54 143 35
BRAVC
ARCIA
J. 87.
L
B 97,
RUSSELL.
rues
Busene W
F against Forrest D.
P. the Ways
veda Boulevard.
. 1800 South
West Loe
Bepu!-
Angeles.
york Drive. ries York. Thurs COurt St. A native of New Jer-
This anti-Jones faction has Cairngorm Jenkins) 800 430 Pp 2 scoTT ne @cainet Oates Ki directors ¢ier.
Colenia!
om. aft Browne rs =
vy. he came to Los Angeles in
| Caro? ae PF. ‘(Patterson 7.00 Weteendt. Gac. 42 108 26 5S .241
UNS —GAR 42, SINGLETON Isabel against J The funerai sorviess of Mr« ZEVALLES. The funeral vices of Manure! 1877. He leaves a daughter, Mrs.
gone so far as to institute a Time. 1:13 2-5 We eeretebes. Salkeid. 8D... 63 179 43 24 «6.240 BULICZ 21. 2 SMITH Corinne against Martin lla M Hartman will be held teder
Daily double,
22 3. SOLORIO Albertina L. Manuel at p.m from the Little Churet of
Zevelleg wi
wil be toder et lilam
Joseph P. Connolly. and a grand-
search for a new postwar head FJ 50.
ymen. a 49 240 87
Neill, Port... 94 347 #87 22 «(337 NS..HEPLEY
CAKE--STATLEY = SORENSON L. ageinest Hana C. the were. Porest Lawn A
w_aA Brown&
coach and already has inter- Able (Clagget'
-olds. 2 tur.’
680 3860 ent Miller. 7 27 Cc MERCADO T STARTIN. Clara against Dan Brown rectors Bon, 1815 South AS daughter, Mary E. Connolly.
CANPI BENNETT A ‘ SPARKS Mary C. egainst Lester W. ard W.. beloved
father of Mrs
M. loving Samuel H. Baxt
viewed at least one likely can- y Quero Littrell) 3.00 out Morgen, D... $0 148 35 6
t Hat out Watson. 40 200 47 18 6.235
CARNS.JONES. J 22 STAMLEY Julia against Roy
agains: Ror Stan Bord: eran bather of Barbera
didate, Tulsa's Henry Frnka. Time. 1:14 Track muddy.) Scratched Puternick. 6.F. $6 172 40 9 .233 CARTER MeMURT Ww 2 STANIPO
Jeanne and Alan Attention. members of Star
nd Clock is. Bet.... 96 384 78 a4 6.282
CLAYTON.-GREENE 55. M. 5 TAYLOR. Mazel A. against Newe!
~ Meanwhile, the school has . 4-yr.-olds up. @
Suster. Sec... 90 340 778 38 339 THOMAS Bonnie L. Robert D Services 1! a.m Thursday toa
is: You requested
Samuel H. Baxt, 34, co-owner
te
TH—Cimg arni. LA. 188 VAATVEIT. Harel against Milton Brothers. 720 West Washin
become the target of some Happs (Pratt). ..10.20 20 4.00 Gallic. Port $3 192 43 26 224 CRAMER—GRAY. K 26 ! 27
E VAN ANTWERP acainet T C BUSOLESTUN Owen late of Arch tend the funeral of our lete Of LL. imiy's Steak & Chop House,
opier. Groas 4.40 CROAT.-GAPINA A 25 member Garah McClure. at
Grade A abuse.
& an
P. Rewa. Bac 44 130 29 7 223 R19 8 17 VICTOR. Fiosd R. agains: Flisabeth treet, Newhbal! 3656 Wilshire Bivd., died yester-
sy Biend ‘Turabull G C’pbell. Port. $6 149 32 9 N{MAXWELL
DAVIDSON. PON 72 WARD Yale C. again Dorethy R Pu eral services Litthe ee of
em Thursday. July 13. ot
A Minneapolie writer ap Time 1:13 2- Scratched Chief Mate. juintin SPF. 64 220 47 29 .214 DAVIS we weaves Ketherine V ae Epon | the were. Poorest Lawn.
the Litth Church
ers. Porest Lewn.
of the
Corps
- day in Cedars of Lebanon Hos
2-yr.-olds. 5 fur.: Serafini 47 40 34 / 8 WEIL Esther L. ageinest Wi! Rramble Funeral Mome. di-
_ parently expressed the feel- Bro Trent 64 340 240 R John n. Sea. 190 23. 211 P ital after a month's Ulness. He
G GOLDEN. President,
ying Conaie (Littrell)... . 4.00 3.40 Meyers. Sac.... 37 16 7 211i
DODD PALMER. WILLIAMS. Virginia R. B. aganet e.| HURMMER DORRAINE HAYNES, ved at 913 8. Wilton Place. Fu-
Army Glider ‘Deipino’ 380 Cavalli. &.F 60 210 33 210 ‘| neral services will be conducted
Arlington Park Entries | Vaidina
Time, 1:00 2-5
Fleet, Short Star.
Day.
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ALBERS. George
GRANTED

from Marearet JERDE. Otis

Btwards Brothers

Jerde
Coionial

IN MEMORIAM
Secretary.

at 2 p.m today in the Home of

(Ciear. fast: post l om. P.W.T.) & Gillette. directors.
| 4-vr -olds wp, mi: Oak. 47 32 13.195
ELINGS HANNEMAR x 7 L. 22 ‘BARNES Ketherine K from Theodore Jr Bresee Brothers ory of Jene Strauss deurhter
‘In mem Peace Mausoleum Chapel under
T—Cimg. 4-vr.-clde up. @ fur:
geett) 986 2.60 L.A 47 14 & /BERRYHILL. Marian E from William & Kearney, Mr. and rauss. who passed direction of the Groman Mortu-
Circus Mask Pet Morvich . 113 an “compiled bad Mertarty) 1OTHWELL. Kearner & from Jean at Se
wn Mas Hygros Man .. 114 Brigid's Church. Cunningham & O Con- away July 1937. * Always in our hearts.”
Hunt 1 Field 4'Or ....°109
300 \OWEN Mary M from Vietor J Sry, with interment in the

Hafer, Donnelly
nor. directers.
ro Lad .. 116 Pree Style
.... 118) Scratched Snowline | PERRIS—.MORRELL.
| PIKES -KBISER L. 26. M. 22
H. 34. D. 23. ‘ KELL FUNERAL DIRECTORS mausoleum. Mr. Baxt leaves his
y Duke . 118 Gold Fancy
... 109 SEVENTH—Cime. om -Olds
1340 480
mi 'CARROLL. Aceathea F from Marvin.
em. et |
ESTABLISHED widow, his mother, Mrs. Tillie
CASTOR from Jay C NOWHERE CAN YOU OBTAIN
|
in Wilmington Go | FISHER WAYMIRE G26.
14.80 $6
Fi 108 Anxiety
333° CHAMBERLAND. Anne M from Gerald J. Tempie City. Interment Odd Fellee Baxt. and a sister, Mrs. Beatrice
ack
age
Orch
Door
04
. 108
Helen Agnes
Maihigh
. 113
114 scratches, CHRESTENGEN James © from B. C. Cemetery.
Prences
Los
Paria. widow
Angeles
of
TH FF BY ovey,
FRIEDMAN. LUSK 39, B37 irom CUNNINGHAM
SECOND—Cimg.. 3-7r.-clds up, fillies! the Max Pau! Keppel
Walter Hafer, U.S. Marine ase WEST
William Parker
Catcall (Pratt; 340 2.80 BO RPABBITT “R 71. RBRUYW. Cora from De Vern
Punera! services Friday. 9° 3° am.
wood Lou.. 97 Sun Saua!! 101 280 240 Bramble Puneral Home, 1816 Tober-
Pittistraw
M
(Poilard:
‘Trent
Corps heavyweight from Camp GTTCHELL._Mec A A. from James
BRESFF BROS. & GILL
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KING. Thomas P
Services 12 noon today at the Little
FIFTY-TWO YEARS Funeral services for William
Donnelly, Kansas City, tonight ivien from Bernard
Church of the Flowers. Porest Lewn. WASHINGTON BLYD. 72. retired County
7 Arlington Park Results
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meet in a 10-round hattle as ORBGORY st FPOLKS. Audrienne H from John R. KIRKMAN
Pieree Brothers
Opvhenie Health Department inspector
% Vvaldine 2-yr_-olds, 8% fur.: man. 2-yr-olds. fur feature of an Army benefit box. HALLER—PEACOCKF
HALM..SENESE 27
J. 24.
A
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27. GRASS
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from William ¢.
from Bdward €
Services 11 om Fridae at Pierce PIFRCE BROS. MORTUARIES and resident here for 39 years,
Brothers. 720 Weat Wachineton.
118 @mart Stuff 112 1280 480 4.40 ing program at the Wilmington will be conducted today at 10:50
Martherine LINDSEY Frances G. Lindsey
Osy ANE KINNE 27. F. 21

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Lea
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Gen Harvest (Preeman
. 14.20
Punch Bowl Funds will be HARDIMAN—JORDAN.J F 29, 21 LLORENS. Beity from Ray “McARTHUR
n & Bon. directors.
P. McArthur
FOR INFORM ATION, CALL, PR-4151. a. m. at Pierce Bros, Mortuary
118 Rieks 412 Time, 1:18 2-5. Seratched—Gray's used to purchase seats for Ft HARRISON McGAUGHEY. M. 35. J. % LOMAX Ann from Cari F Edwards Brothers’ Colonial Mortuary. MORTUARY IN| FOREST LAWN ( ‘hapel, 720 W. Washi Bivd.
we Triton, Bunny Betiy HAYNES--PULLEM. C. 20 MeCLURE. Mrs. Sarah H. McClure. beloved
Lalumet MacArthur's theater, BEINRICHS Pr 6, L. 4! mother of George and Frank © EVERYTHING AT TIME OF SORROW Interment will follow in Ingle-
4. MeCiure and re. Heien L. Gilbert; TELEPHONE: CLEVELAND 46-5131.
roURTH—A w
ood Park Cemetery. Mr. Parker
sae
an
Shining
1a ‘ mp
Chance ‘Jemas)
’
4.20 3.00 Capt. Steve Ludman and Otto HOWARD. 21, MAXWELL. Helen B. from Jono J of ‘bape. Davie. hare Ferest Lawn Memoria! Aasa..
apaio: 5.20 Thomas, also heavies, hox the B. 1 Catherine Deneid. Joseph and John resided at 2441 Walgrove Ave.
| —Cangon | Chance Game. il Scratched._Victory Feet. RRAMBLE FUNERAL FROME
3-vr.-olds, 4 fur.: Moemdown, Miss Jo Ja, Just six-round semi, Four four-round- HOLN--WING. a. 21. M. 19 McKENZIE Ruth MH. from James R Services Thurséay at ® om. in the Reveren: Christian Price
ere also are carded OOKS.-KINO Cc _MERGENTHALER Eleanor trom Prank | Little Church of the Flew
Lestabers
ir Sand
118 Lady Bl
1160 Mr Rabbit
. 110 ‘Rusty, Dark Bhip
Daily double. 3558.40.) JAMES.-HOLBROOK.
SHAW
L. 74, V.
24
I8
_MINADEO
MOORE.
Josephine T from Anthony W.
Leis from Jonn D McKEON
Porest Lawn
Patrick F. McKeon.
Mortuary
beloved hus-
| 1816 TOBERMAN

RUPPE MORTUARY
. PR-2256.
City Playgrounds Head
7 ‘
: attle-de-Bang
m panula ....
THIRD—Cimg., 3-Fr.-olds up, fillies and
14
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ble Take
@-Mergaret
mi T
Sweeping Ahead
‘(Haritos) 14.40 8640 3.80.
106
114
Empire City Results JONES AMBER. M 2
SO) ?
ZS. Velme from Clarence A
of
fa!
Mre Connolly; 1001 West Washingten
PReepect
Bealevard Honored by Academy
Suger Roll ‘Piseher) ..... 400 STER. George A. from Lillian M Requiem mass today. Supt. George Hijelte of the
Pertinent easure Hour iti Pamphiet (Martin) FIRST—OCimg..
Cape Town 3-¥r.-olds, 00" REY — WILLIA
4 fu ‘S10 249 | KIDDER—QU K. Jr.
T 22,
P. 22.17, TACKBON. Alme from Hubbard Our Lady ef Lorette Church "tnter- EPWARDs AROTHERS
Beyonare ..... 1096 a-My Empire . ili Time. 1:55 No acratches
Firing High (Mur cof 30.10 2040 BING. WOOD. H. 21. P NES Winifred R. fram Corwin ment Calvary. Cunningham & O'Con Los Angeles Playground and
R . 116 Play Grier .... 116 aon J 23. T. 21. Vivien H. from Rov nor. directors COLONIAL MORTUARY
roURTR—Cim Seyr -olds up, 4 fur.:
400 340 me 1.13. Beratched Rough Feathers, PF. 34. H. 29. NER. Rose from Maurice McNARY. Bigy C beloved husband of 1006 Venice Boulevard. PRespect 8781 Recreation Department, yester-
Piaming Chance Higiey) 10.80
ea Janse Jr entry
340 3.00 Sine, Gell. Louth LAWHEAD D 19. 17. KIRKBRIDE Catherine from Frnest. Marion F.. McNary. father Cp. day received notification that he “
dep., fur.:
| Leslie arvia
Stitch Agein (Grohe)
,
7.00 LOPEZ—ARRIOLA PAGE Saville M. from Marion A Ropert W. McNary brother of t W. A. BROWN & SON had heen elected a fellow of the
1:14 3-5. Gcratches-- Ann SECOND—Man. 2-yr.-old colts and geld- MAKI-.ROUKALA "A. 29 PARKER. Marsgeret V. from Ivon J K. and Much A. 1815 SOUTH FLOWER STREET. PR-2011
o Ww 110 nthem, My Bmopire, Play Grier, June T.. ings. fur McCLELLAN J PETREA. Patricia Herschel Services 11 am today et Pierce American Academy of Physical
Rea Vulcan. Comite (Permane) ...... 420 240 MceCORMICK PLATT. Margaret P. from Mark 8 Brothers’ Hollywood, 5059 Santa Mon- REED BROS., TAPLEY & GFIGER
J ovds (Woodhouse 5.50 McGHEE Rk INGER. Helen from Richard F lea Boulevard Education. Membership in the
Chover 117 Take ... 116
tmenow (Meas 2a0 «62:40
Neat Pieat ‘Atkinson?’ MCLEAN J > 'PREBENGEN. Gary from Rachel M. moan Services for Fva Mogilen- 121 WEST WASHINGTON BLYD. PR-5151 academy is limited to SO out-
Time. 1°95 4-5. Scratched-Super Du- RPHY..BRICHTA. F. ROAD. Norma H. from Michael ll am. today at Glesband Co
Bin
(Higier
ing (OCorbett>
600 480
per ‘Daily double. $19 an.) ELLI. R. 30. ROBINETTE. WMarriet J. from Alfred William Bdward of 1656 th ARMSTRONG FAMILY standing leaders in the field of
3-yr.-olds 1% mi.: MIK R. 23.
23. M 22 ‘ ROBERTSON. Mary L. from TheodoreW Wilto Place. beloved husband of
| aetorian ..... Ola 112
1:39 3-5.
Nour‘Rock wood Jean.
Scratched —Pleasure THIRD—Cime.
Sun Fiame
3-yr -olds up, a fur.:
‘Strange’ 1720 700 400 MOODY..ROGAN. 32. 31. ROURER Robert W. fram Ruth G Work Moneser. father of Mrs
1261 SOUTH BOFE STREET.
p hysical education throughout
mport ..... 112 Mon Piag 107
“Olds. fur.:
Pavyehiatrist ‘«Lonedem) ...... 4.20 NEIGER-
NEVRERT
SMITH
RECTOR
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21. R 18,
ROTHACKER.
SALAZAR.
Pau! GO from Vernier.
Carrie R. from Trinidad P.
Ciifferd Riehi of Los Angeles and
UTTER-McKIN
LEY the United States.
v 118 War Bugie 16 Albatross (Meade) 2.90 Mra Dorothy Monser ach of Banta
Gay Nomore 107 Far ut 112 rob 2.40 it out
Time, 1.12 3-5. No seratches NOBLE JOHNSON J ANDLIN. Kate from J Monica Ten Convenient Mortuaries. AD-3181.
NORTH..TIMMONS PD. 22. J 19 SEARCY. Mare D. from Joseohk L
Sun, Moon and Tide
out out C. Rieh! and Rebert Reach of
(Woolf) 2-yr.-oid colts and geid- NORTHROP...CA W. 21. 19 SHAPIRO. Belle from Myman | Santa Monice. brother of Mre. Fiore FRANCIS V. HALL & SON
Time. 1:04. No scratches ings, fur LL ‘ 2 SHERRETT. Catherine 8. from Herold J
=>
-
Billa ....... 13.20 810 3°90 Services Pridery. 2 p.m. at the Im-
Tusser' of Wenons 1607 SOUTH FLOWER STREET. PR-2212 ;
SS VENTE ives. us. 7 fur.: J. 17. H |\SLAGLE. Kirbs HM. from John A

|
» S-yr.-clds up. 1.4 mi; Last Gold :Oroh 4.20 3. OVIATT.-N W. 20. G, 21. SHORMAKER Alveh L. from Mar manuel Presbyterian Churgh, By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Surver
4 Courtyard ‘Arearo: 40 W. B.. 28 SMITH. PDovie from Clifferd estrone Family in charee 4.
Cineinnatus 110 Infinity Shei 102 Time. 1.06 1-5. No scratches. PROSPECT
lll Air Warden . Liberty Pan (Heskell: 9.00 PERRYMAN~.-RICHERT EF 18 K. 17. STEVENSON Irene M from Harry 0.* MOORE
Time. 1:24 4-5. Scratched—Cadmium, 3-yr.-olds. 4 PETERSEN..MAYBEPRY. & 24. K. 21. STEWART W from Ray Servisone Thursday 1230 om. th
ardwrack 120 ine Di
Liberty visa, Ibex, Eepino Gold. Jean Miracie (Permane) 4.10 23.79 2 PIERCE— Ww. a. 7 Peesy J. trom Jonn 9 GROMAN MORTUARY
West-Ho ...... 138 Hard Battle . 114 Duet Man ‘Arearo sae PINSCHMIDT..BRAABSCH. R. 23. L. | Fiorence from Liord Porest
Lawn Mortuary in charee
up. 1.4 mi Jewteh Funeral Directors
480 3.40 Mias Blackout 3.10 PLUMEAU-—KELLEY. H. 34. D. 28. . THOMAS Alfred Jr. from Alfr eda. M Edith Moore. beloved W. WASHINGTON BLVD.
juare (Martin) 7.00
o's Choice (Preeman 3.00 Time; 1:11 4-8. raiched- Huteh. PRICE.-DIZON. J. 27. M TOMPBON. Alyin from Virginia L. Geughter of Lida Stratton; sister
H 74 M 3! TOR
Empire City Entries
RASK..MORTON. 15 Rernice from Gonralo of Mise Mrrtle Stratton WALLACE &. WHITE |
| Wrightwood (Grones) ap 3-yr.-olds up, fillies and
Time. 1:4 2-5. No scratches. mares, 1's RITCHEY—CLARK. lL. 18. M
ROBINSON.-McCULLOUGH WwW
17 YOUNG.
R. 28. WARREN
Ide B. from Harver
Louis a from Lucille 7.
Services Thursday
Wee Kirk
at
Heather
am. in HOWARD July 17 July 28 Aus. 3
Yankee Giri. (Atkinson) 560 280 2.50
Track tas
fast. post 10:30 a.m. P.W.T) py Miss ‘Woodhouse).... 3.20 2.80 RODRIGUEZ---FRANCO. 8 29. C24, WILLIAMS. Rose N. from Claude Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. WEPVESPAT IULY 19
ROSALES L. \ZANGGER, Enid P. from Bon Jer.
Suffolk Entries
OPPERMAN FEadwin Bun rises 5.51 o.m.. sete 8°06
mdn 2-vr.-olds. 6 fur.: Rarified (Guerin) LOUIS RUPPE rR
Services 3 om today at Pierce
US Esc ..
Bumoresaue.
111
117
Time,
am.
1.52 GSeratehed..Off ihe
SALMON.
J a.7 20 Weet Washington.
CEMETERIES
Moon rises 12:27 a.m.. sets 12 om

y
tian 111 Army Rest...
108 Cache ........
114) (Track
T
muddy; post 11 30 am., PWT.)
SEVENTH—Cime. 5-yr.-olde up. mi
SANPORD--ENG
SCHLIEP..HANSON Jr. 29. N. 22. |
= ‘DEATHS
With Punera!l Announcements Services 3 p.m. Thuradar at Pierce INGLSWoOoD PARK |
re 106
|
1
3-yr.-cld mans.
Reviv
6 fur:
118
Nebraska ‘Longden)
Magdala ‘Thacker:
.. 8460 240
410
330
400
SHERWOOD HALLETT D 44.0. 39. Brothers. 720 Weat Waeshington
CEMETERY
12
13 420 37 10 412 61353...
PARKAN. Services for J h. Thuredar.
Vaidivia (Torres; 3.40
TO..ROBLES. &. 33. H. 25 | tedey. if am. et Holly- am.at Jones & amrock Mor- RGESsT IN Low ae High
Transit . 133 Arthur . 120 Cebemint Time, 1:53 3-5. Scratched — Bright INLE —CASE 56. F468 Malinow &
Brave ... 108 Loch Panama Miss Two Camp. T. OVER TZ. FP. 21. B. Simone. “PARKER. Williem 15

;
t 120 Sine Lightly. 3113
ys —SHOBMAKER M 48. 35. Rone Brothers 7
tedar at Pierce
West Washington. 17
204-01 27 20 7:43 61
AN--BLAIR 25. M.21. 23 Pierce \_ 720 Weat Washing. BEAUTIFUL
Liste 113 Macks Prince ii SECOND—Cimea.. 3-yr.-Olds, 6 fur: Old Rosebud’s Picks McNAY. F. 321.
INGEN — MERCER 22. N. 21 ten Boulevar
HING Mrs. Gertrude E. Pershing.
oved sister of Mre. Laura W. aby. VALHALLA MEMORIAL PARE Tid
mda. 3-rr.-clds i Maziemont .... 114
14 Bom Berlin
ARLINGTON PARK INNER TON. VITAGLIANO. R. 20. D. ANDERSON. Gervices for Cari A. derson E. Winfield and Cheries H. Charieston 6-21465 or Stanley 77-2143.
|\Crestfalien .... 111 Twe oClock .. 20 today. i! a. m.. at Bawarde rovhers’ > height tm feet sbeve of below
Saretoea Polly 108 le Bue ... 111 Bmerson ..... 106 Morvich. Brown Mask. Anxiety. | Ma NON Mortuary. Interment Forest Services Thursday. 2 pm. eat the ROSEDALE CEMETERY mean jlower lew water Light face type
2.-Mias Monarch, Gummed Up. Azizi. TASICK | Memorial Chapel of Todd & Laalie. PA-3155 Genotes All time
4 eer Lack entry, Beniack, R T "ANDERSON Frank J nta Monice. Holiyrwood Post No. 43. ~
me
Rick's | TILLEY..8ULLIVAN. W. I. 21. Services12 noon Friday at Pierce | American Légion. in charge
Bolen . 116 Janmike 13 109 Spac 106 4—Papalc!. Rose Canyon. Chance Game TRAV a._KU J. KK 21. Brothers. 720 West Weshingten. STAG “CREMATORIES
Sky Gentry . 113 Sirgene 13 Evening Flight 196
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18 «-.Singing
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111 5.—Powdered Milk. Hemite. Rattle de Bens. yvose
6— Martian, Be Brief. py Bea
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| APPLEDATS Loretta Applegate
Cunningham & O'Connor. directors
Services 2 today
Brothers. 720 West Washington
at Pierce
1605
Pierce Brothers’ Crematory
6. Cetalina
|
sy. Pisher's Pet. Our Willie. WILKE WwW. 29. V. 20. ATTERBERRY Mrs Minnie Atterberry. RAPSEY. Mrs Jenny Rapsey. beloved sis-
an o net Ker .. 14 8-—-HMardwrack. Doubt Not. Infinity Sheik. wInsLow
Best Bet
ARSON
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33. VV 33
20. Cc. 22. AUSTIN.
4. Brown & Son. @irectors,
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ter of Andy William of (this ong,
Puneral services Thursday om. CEMETERY LOTS emorial I ER)
EMPIRE CITY Services 10 a.m. Thursday at Pierce from the chapel of WA. Brown & Want iots in all local comete
£49000 SANTA MON'‘CA S8OULEVART
ar mt ueky fou BTS—Alwcs fur.: —RIRTHS Brothers, 720 West Washington Sen. 1815 South Flower. nem, 727 W. Washington Bivd. on
Cel Reve Mine ., a-Tiny Sis ., 19 Seay Chance 114 elvetian, Army umoresque. | RAKER Mrs Elizabeth. July 10. at her REASONER nn
2.-Light Reigh, Arthur J. Loch Ness, | Name. sex and date of birth. | home, 2525 Weet Ramona, Alhambra Services 3 pm. Saturday at Pierce sell. double crypt, Lawn
rand Tor 116 More Wine Evelyn Rolls 3.-Helle Bill. Oakford, Air Marsha). ACKERFIELD. Mrs. Sidney. Girl. July 3.| levine mother of Howard Rarnett of Rrothere’ Snelewoed. 5959 Santa Mon- Carter, 1849 W. Gage TW
ne Test Fiteht ... 119 Fre oe 4—Col. Steve. Tedious Miss, Napoo ALDEN. Mrs. Gien G. Bory. June 29 eg Albambra. Arthur Barnett of Chicage ica Boulevard
Tum b -Gate lanam| 5 Firweight. ROYER. Mrs Paul dey Norman Barnett of San Gabriel and |
— ad Demoiselie Recs well 06 a-Garelis .... 98
“yr fillies. 6 fur.: Bcotisvilie
Wer Date 118 a—Willieme and Connell
en 7- Ending, Blue Whistler, BENNETT. Mrs “4 the Du Bois Funeral Home, San Ga-
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ante Gel entry
DOWNS CALIFPF Mrs
Roy 18 A. Brown & Gon,4
| BARRER A. Eugene
Fiving Scout-Sting Lightiy CAS’ rRO. Mrs. Manuel C. Bor. Juiy 2. Reauiem masse 10 am. today et SBF
Oyster Babe. Revive | CHURCH Cort, June
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 12 PART I but her commitments are too many right now.
especially happy that Miss Kelly is to undertake the assignment.
And R.K.O. is
—sPito Perez’ church box. Disgraced, he runs
away, takes various jobs and Robinson
ends finally as a peddier. Al-
4
In
HARMON WILL DEVELOP ‘TRICK’ FILMS |
Spontaneous
ways, in a job, either a bottle
Hugh Harmon studios are to sponsor two so-called Animaction or a woman or both land him in Reverse Role
films for the postwar period, it was announced yesterday. “Ani- trouble. Even in his death
-maction” is the name this outfit has settled on for pictures com- Evolved from pure Mefican there is absurdity, for the male| Edward G. Robinson, once the
genius, beautifully balanced for nurses in the hospital where he best-known gangster on the
prising cartoons and live action.
the most part between wistful lands, drunk, play a trick on/screen, turns to a different sort
AND FILM The company got the go-ahead from Washington, it was made appeal and spontaneous human him. They carry him to the of role as the hero of Columbia's
known, to expand its personne! and facilities for this effort. comedy, “Pito Perez” opened death chamber and place candies “Mr. Winkle Goes to War,”
Walt Disney, of course, has been concentrating on similar yesterday at the California and for him, thinking him alive. screening Friday at R.K.O.-Hill-
projects, but the Harmon activity is said to have different angles. Mason theaters. | Several beautiful actresses Street and Pantages Hollywood
** If this mood had heen sus- take part, including Katy Jurado “eaters. 7
Los Angeles Cimes WEDNESDAY, JULY 12,1944 GINSRERG IN CHARGE OF PARAMOUNT PRODUCTION tained throughout the picture and Adalia Salcedo. G. K. | In this comedy-drama Robin-
Henry Ginsberg will succeed Buddy De Sylva at Paramount it could have served as a model | son portrays a mild-mannered
Prize Sto ( ontest studio, according to official pronouncement issued yesterday. for anv film producer, but it bank clerk who becomes a rip-
:
Actually Ginsberg has had a longer association with the organi- slips almost into farce. Even so, United Front roaring he-man after he joins
zation than De Sylva. and was. instrumental in arranging the
it is fine enough to he enjoyed) Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy Unele Sam's forces. -
by persons of taste. The closing will celebrate their 18th anni-| Ruth Warrick, Ted Donald
Attracts 99 Novelists contract with the headman, who plans to head his own producing scenes transport one hack to the
unit. Ginsberg was formerly with Hal Roach, and later David versary as a comedy team on son, Bob Haymes, Robert Arm-
initial mood, except for an anti-
. O, Selznick. He is highly thought of as an executive. completion of “The Home strong and Richard Lane have
QUIZZER — Phil Boker, limax finish. Front.” . supporting roles in the picture,
Goetz to Groom Douglas Morrow, Singer; “Say Uncle” is a new story purchased at Universal, which
, , will blend comedy with music. It was written by Paul Francis
question mon, m.c.’s Genuine Atmosphere |
“Take It or Leave It,” on | One gets the feeling from HURRY! Last Times Tedey
TONITE! Major Studio
GARY COOPER i»
Nancy Kelly Recruited for Espionage Job Webster and Dorian Otvos. Mark Gross will be associate pro-
first-run screens tomorrow. story, incidental scenes and set-
ducer. — tings that here is the real Mex-

Ninety-nine novels
RY EDWIN
have been
SCRALLERT
submitted in the contest spon-
S. Z. Sakall
“San Antonio,” the Warner picture.
will furnish an important
He has lately added to the Captured
comedy portrayal in ico, especially ag the hero's wan- PRE-SHOWING
mirth of “Cinderella Jones” and “Christmas in Connecticut.” wlth
Nazi derings lead hing to remote spots.
Manuel Medél's characteriza- BOTH THEATRES 'The Story of Dr. Wassell"
sored by M.G.M. for a $125,000 to $175,000 prize winner. Onlv

TOMORROW
as ' rving Cu ings will take charge of “The Dolly Sisters,” w Reels to Screen _ osophical
tion of thevagabond
gay, impudent, phil.
those books which were being published could be entered, and 4ii-¢ Faye and Betty Grable, rather than John M. Stahl, accord- and his won-
the variation in price is dependent on sales. The judges who ing to announcement of Darrv! Zanuck, who plans another di- A stirring Russian-made docu- derfully expressive face carry a! ,
will pass on the books include Henry Hansen
reviewers, and Sidney Franklin, who sponsored “Mrs. Miniver” the father of Lee Bowman
and Amy Loveman. rectorial assignment for Stahl. Philip Merivale
in “Tonight and Every Night” with
will portray mentary
Victory,”
film,
written
“One
and
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narrated
memorable
actor
impression. The boy
his youth also Arion
by Quentin Reynolds, war cor- comes
The jn for
youth hi raise.
and “White Cliffs of Dover.” | RitaHayworth.
Decision on the victor: will be announced shortly after Aug : a | | respondent, begins its first Los when, as an acolyte in a church,
~ 15. The books will be issuing between that date and July, 1945. Unusual Dance Routines Told |Grand
Angeles showing
Theater.
Friday at the he is led by the wicked sacristan
to drink and steal from the
Publisher of the prize winner will receive $25,000. _ Typical of various regions of a group dances “El Parabe Pa-
INTERNATIONAL
He ad-libbed his
SIGNS
lines,
SINGER
recited at
MORROW
random, and won a contract.
Mexico
dances
can Players
are five’

in
spectacular
presented by the Mexi-
connection with
teno;”
itas;”
Josefina
Casilda Amador, “Alten-
and Senor
Olivas,
Chavez and
“Uy Tara-La-La.”
(AST?
DAYS
“DAYS OF GLORY”
and “SEVEN DAYS ASHORE”
Such is the sto ' f Douglas Mo Gea ith
national. The studio is to groom him for important Goets-!
masculine ‘at the Padua
Introduced HillstheTheater.
in play are LAST DAY!

roles. He is a singer, incidentally, and will probably be given an “los Viejitos,” a group number,
and “Jesucita,” by Hilda R. de
“SENSATIONS of 1945”
OF COLUMBIA'S GREAT
Jara and Abigail Chavez. In the STARRING 7
Columbia, graduated with three degrees in law, decided to give jamaica, or outdoor carnival, “MR” COMEDIES!
ELEANOR POWELL
that up and go in for acting. M.G.M. had him under contract: which follows each performance. Dine “ATTACK”
for a time. Laughed at
NANCY KELLY TO ASSIST IN ‘BETRAYAL’ “MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON’’
Good news about Nancy Kelly, who did such a competent por-
trayal
wantonly.
in “Show Business,”
She's to step into another
highlighted both
role where
wickedly
she pretends
and
TOMORROW! - STARS! You Woudled at
“MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN"
‘villainy, but this is onlv to hide
the F.B.1l.
return
Picture is “Betrayal
Lee Tracy to the screen.
her activities as an agent for
From the East,” which will SONGS! - SURPRISES GALORE! | You Roared at
The feminine role was once mentioned for Bonita Granville,
MORE AND MERRIER ENTERTAINMENT “HERE COMES MR. JORDAN”
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In Gaslight IT’S THE HILARIOUS pasts of the world's
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Fotlow the Bove Rationing Now to the Sprin giterations
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$22,500. Cail Midd oR. ioe} and Sante Anite ntho residences POR PALOS VERD TH we
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Key
features. £7500
XCEPTIONAL VALUES IN HOMES Plaza.
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Business and
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| Geo.N. Miller, 2984 DR-7248.| MA- GR NE. Pasedena. New 3 bdrm: baths. x
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