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: ~~\,:- MkNILA, May 7._(JPl-Australian
~r: Ail' Force QI'ews. were pu.ltjng 'Pal'a-
I "'~ ik,m's captwred 4500 feot airdrome
. ~ C'.:1v:m shape ai a 'Potent .fighter base
~~;:. taday. The J.apaJ;lese on the litUe is-
. ,'. 'J J~'I1d- off Borneo withdrew north.
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_ . " ''''<ird into mOUl1tain po~itions, ayoid.
".~", . ip.g ji, showQown. battle.
:t'" ' ,'. C,a,pture .of the field was an-'
. itlqunced today by Gen, Douglas
i"i: I .oo;acArthur, who said tbe Australi-
, " - ;;i~s also had seized Ute .center of
", / ,Ta"ra'kan 'City.
~,,;, }vlacArthut said the A:ustralians,
L,. ,aIded by li>utch East Illwes troops.
,l, .jl1~d fa use ta:nk~) oemolitionists a;nd >
,. . 'flamethrowers to reduc~ a maze of
,I'i" pi'lIboxes and' in,ter10crdng tunnel
. , strong points on Tara1>an Hili, in
, -tpe beart of the city.
'M.acArthur's Gommlmique
ported 11',028 more Japanese dead
'l1ad been. coupted and 462 ~re ,
-'(1; pl'isoners tak.en in ,the PhilippiF16s
. during. the week ended May 5 as
a~llJn'sf 391 Americans killed and
'l'li23 wounded. The 'period covered .,
~he >capture of Baguio on Luzon. In Hi't1er~s room in Brown Hou-se, Munich, frequen~ed' often by ex"fu~8t. Sfaff SCiJt. ArlI{ilj;t~ '-;
, 'S55;093 JAP LOSSES E P 1) f Ed d Old k h' If . ' ;l.' iJ!
" . 1Pb'is bl'ougbt' enemy casualties to ,e em; 0 mun " au ma es unse cGmfortable, and reads "Mein Kampf." . : . 1+ " ;'!I
1 3Qfi.093 for the philippine campajgn., , -A.P. \Yu&wr.6{o.~\.t I,;
~Mch bega,n last Octobel'. American ":,,,,- 2t~ ..
dead: wounded and missing total < , ' . ~'j '. v!
:~;:~ Mt~~~~~:~.~~~~ Mayor Urges LA GUARDIA PL~N-S Far From' hd ';:-1' "1 ": ". .
DivisIQ'n' attacked stronj( Japanese TO QUIT POLITICS '. ..of..,. :'l'.. _R~bl,e is aU tho a. t remains of the bomb-wrecked banquet. hall in Hofbrau House in Munich.
bill positions west at captured D f W k S A h' '" vi t d fr 1 b H t1
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~:;;"~~; :1.:,':o':'t~~~~~':~";:;;:';"W"k. w?nhlp on_ th,n."j,jn," . NEW YORK, May 7.--{/P}-"Th' ~it,::'t~,t::~~~"E:; ;~il*!Ii'.~ : ' .'.
oT~panese air base' at Del1>'Ionte. . and a time to "concentrate more Hat" is out of th,!! ring. Germail'l'y. tl1e people of- :th:js, Iii: " . . '.
. pn. tlorthern ~u~on, Maj: .~en. diligently than ever upon final vic- ' Mayor F. H. LaGt\ardia nearing living at the "gatewaytothe~ac' eed t P FROM ICOM'MITTEE T"ODAY
Cliarles L. Mullms 25th DIV1SI?n.. tory in the war to preserve our the end of th e' t 't t d shoum deepen, their resolve fo,~a .n....' . " " 0 .a filS
after a foar-day assault, occupIed . ..' . . re e~pes - osse tl;1e day of cOlllplet.e Vi'0tcll.'Y' p'
roost' oj Kenbu plateau, t)le last big democratic prmclples of govern- terms as chIef executrve of New the Sl.I1'i'ellder of the Japlln
11m ,mass .south .of 100tl~-contested"lllent. and way' of life," Mayor 'John York City, said yesterday, "I am not' giveI;l. today bJ the tQP na
'Jilalete Pass. Planes sV{epl northern F. Slavich saiti. going to run for mayor this year." militar{' .c~m:al)ders of this
J.,uz0n witb 370 tons of explosives. g' ff' lIt' T . . "I WI~h It were p05silble
ih\PS:'FI;EE AIRFIELD I~ 0 ICla 'Proc. ama IOn: he announcement came m hiS that nOw. t'ne toil. th~ dis!
"'b T k" Wh.ereas, The VictOrIOUS advance regular Sunday broadcast. and gdm sacrifices of the p
'" e ara an aIrdrome was taken . .' b d
'-:,tthout" opposition Saturday when ?f the ArmIes of the Umted NatIons The mayor asked his fellow-mem- years may e reduced vas"
the Japanese, who had held one end Into Germany has brought the war bers of the .American L~bor Party Rear Admit.a! CarletQn H. ~
'tn b k f.... fl d 10 E ro t d d ". U.S.N., commandant of t'he
~ tvl a an 0 mac...me gUJlS, e . u pe 0 an en .; an not to nommate me or put my name Naval,Eli5~.ict saio. , \'... I-
.JUer'a'three-day'figh't. Whereas, It is of the most vital on any petition." He'also said "I "UnltOtttltHjt~lY, that i$' tar':'
. Both ends of the 'field were soft importance that the war effort in . . . , ' ,
.s' a. 1>og because the Japanese had the Oakland ar.ea be not disloCated Will, Jl~~ eu.ter the Republican pri- true. :Ev~n on thIS day; max:k~a'
Ilii\rerted water aod clogged the on Victory in Eu:rope Day by any manes,. .. treme-b'd'ous, accomnl~~hm~nt,,~
I1r,aiI;iltge" sj'stE}tft; but the Aussies public demonstration of jubilation .In hIS 12. years 10 office, he has iic~laFJ.~ i?~' thi~ '~ay-'W.e;
~ r~'jDected ti),.~;tv.e a fighter. field 1n sucli as characterized Armistic~ had Repwb~can support. ,ac ~ r~a~~s ~ca. y, '
~ratiol'\ be~r.61 .long, Day, November 11, 1918; and Le,Guardla, who is 62, 'said he " A m<11J_Wtlght chal'a,ct
'\-~T:t Wlleh they dp. Japanese garrisons 'ONE DAY CESSATION hoped he would not have 1ta return "p\Oq:, r~ me~<:!.ral>1~:-~..
. '" ~f0em~;the.1:i,p of B~itish North. Bomeo , . . to public servi~e, but,ildded, "if.we occ.a, a ,Gl'r s9" er"1l1eJQ,I,~
, .ll1'Q Br.ynei Bay do.wn to )3.alJdjoer. Whereas, Ev~n one day s cessatlOn have controversy between vet~ral'lg, he added ~at. the Pf!~lffi
iu'a~i _. l\ the .seutheast. coast ami of war work m .th~ Oakland area., and Government and it theue is cor- ~how.s ,:m.o SJgn o.f ",:,~a!t.r.
.r;;a -~m' t]Je w.esteFn ~oast will, .o.ne of, t~e Nahan s greatest- :var ruption it will be the duty of those termlhatl.0n 'lllild.'~ust.~
I o~"e' JIlde.r .tQ!l"l'ieadly str<j;f.ing and ErodulJtlOn centers. would el'!tall a of us withfexperienee to' take hold and de~~o~e:d. ." -. .,
,,' . ~ .q,tt<l{~. A4 .J,;LA.F.~,N~.~.. ess at ;ruo~e than ~,OOO\OOO .ma~ again..... '. . ' , ,MAGlb.I !fI"~
: 'Jr;1 ~ae :!lit;. !1,t~. ai~~~tw ,~)a~or~ e:q 'Eis~~~ti.al.war ,~ork, . Du%,,ing his t:hre.~,,, 11118: ;~. J_t< ~ <i's.c~
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~R;I!!;1. May 7.-{JP)-Tw~ f~rmer '. By DON THOMAS
ncll' .premiers. Edouard Daladier SACRAMENTO M 7 A . 1 I dd"
!.P.aluL R d t ' ay .- rnva n a IhotI to t~1Qse measures callilag
_ " eynau. ' were en rou e of the budget on the floor of the for special' appropriations fat the
toCl.ay w;lth other ~ota?les .(\ssembly was expected momentar- coming biennium, there are 61 de-
~!ation from a NaZI pns~n Ily today as the LegISlature began ficiency measures and 20 providing
. _ . ..Seventh ATlJlY forces m the tenth week of its session. for earmarking of State surpluses.
~$~ <" . At the same time, the Senate
",.~~~Jl.ud was - quoted in a dis- moved toward consideration of tax Appropriation bills fen- 1945-47
cll. :kom 1tter as saying he' in- reduction bills, but it appeared that total $419.525.677. deficiency bills
'~~to 'write a book to prove final action might be delayed due amount to $5,361,249, and earmark.
l.d have peen done to stave to a special order hearing set for ing and reserve measures aggl'egate
11 of France. this afternoon on Sen. Bradford $5\6.851,489.
other prominent figures Crittenden's State flood control act. Major beneficiaries under the ap-
e Lie!ut. Gen. Tadeusz Assuming that the Assembly will propriation measures incl'Ude: Edu-
ski, the famed "General complete its work on the budget cation, $28.885,1'80; national re-
o led the Polish under. within two or three days, Speaker sources, $13,930,548; public works,
.tfprising in Warsaw; Gen, Charles W. Lyon estimated that the $64,644,640:' salary increases fund,
",,{,e::;.. Gamelin. and Gen. session might adjourn by J'une 1. $131,49:t',900; local government-pub-
W>'~ygand. both Allied gen- Assemblyman Albert C. -Wollen-
'\Jii" the ,early war days, berg of San Francisco, npting that
,0n,L!;G. Winant Jr., son upward of 300 'amencln16r.its .to the
. . , !ior to Britain. buaget:bill were ~?-de by mis' Ways
'me sq,fd that ~n...d.Means ,Committee belate' 'ving
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~,ai\d Mic aet. " w;11 }I,Ot ~?e k;!l.o~~' _ ."th~ lil.\(m~ .o.,:e " . ~ ,'\.QB ,Ola meripan, ~,~,
",'I ,," '1 'W". e,l;e 1'5 a c.ompl1,tat10LI of me.an;tend~ sucb. pl;oJ'eets lU 0 all'r tQ aSSl!1r€ . "f. - ~.
ue vv.or d ar, ., . .' , .<.' t ..... at Okinawa, f325 m3.1es>',to 't1)~ S91'l!lii... ~ ":L
ap,a. a. ".nephew" f Ge ments, It was general1y behey;eq fullest developqte,nt of w!! er xe- Three B-29s were 'lost and., "hi!'-"'~ ' ,
iilie.' .- 0., n. .that th.e total would approxi1?ate sources of the State. , tween eig'h4 and 15 enemy -iirke~~ 1,. :;
'tables released ~ith the $683,700,0.00 estimate sublhltted CONSIDER WILDLIFE ceptars sh'ot down iu Satu~dayfs ~
. by Governor Warren, or perhaps go .' . . ".
ud'etl L~;ut. Wscount a li.ttle higher. I~ lS d.e~~aryd t? be .le.glslat~ve tr\ple raid against KY\l,S!lU airfie(ds ?
. C~sceHes, nepqew of Estimating that the budget actu- poTlcy to gIve 'consideratIOn ,to 11sh and Hiro naval a.trcrat:l; :plaii'f neat' 'flt!
, . Gapt. Lord, Buller- ally Will be "many millions'in ex- and wildlife values, both economic Kure. Tokyo reported" 25 Super.' I:.i.~
hl.nst~ne, 1'!ephew. of cess of the Governor's figure" As- and recreational" in any flood con- 1'orts laid mines in the Inland Sea. -,
. eth; C.apt. ,george semblyman Alfred Robertson,' Dem- trol or conservaton program, and Saturday night. ~ ..
all of Halg, sOQ.of}he ocratic floor leader said party that the State shall pay the costs ' ....!.. '
W>~ .'1 com~ander; ~Ieut. 'Ji9.embers would cau~us tonight to of all lands, ea~ements and rights- Osme'no Comments- .. a
elll1am, EaJ.I of ~opetoun, determine their stand on the docu- of-way for such proj.ects in the t ~. ,
,..M'arq~e~s qf Lml1th.,gowl ment. Democrats have called for a event Congress approves projects 0 N I S d ' ;. .
. : urfiMaiu ~~~amel, a re~a- ~in~-it-em budget and repeatedly in which financial assistance is re- n 0%' urren er I ~:'J!
!Sf\ Ime Mtlms.ter tChLUFCdhlll. mdlcated that they would insist on quAired OgfthlOCal ~ovternmtehl1t~. db WASHINGTON, May ,7.-(JP),.- ,~.,
""f., a s.o:J;e.l.lrnmg 0 on on, SIzable slashes in various .depart- man. e proJec s au orlze y President Sergio Osmena'of the ph.iJ., :nJ
at down ove.r Muens~er ments, but in view of a split which the bill IS one for $3,326,000 worth ippine Commonwealth today termed ~~.
).0, 19'13, all hiS J?lt~ ml~- developed in their ran~s' over the of. control work on the Sacramento the surrender of Germany a '''deci,. .
!y.mg Forkess IlI~0t tax question and which does not RIver, anothe~ f.or $894,000 on.. ~he sive step" on the road to total vic'-. .'~ .
,of the 1tter pnsop. camp appear to be mending it was 'not lo~er San JoaquIn RI,:er and :n.bu~ tory but emphasized the United' ...~
d PY, the Basque ten- known whether they would stand tanes. T~e largest smgle pi oJe):t Nations must not rest until "Japan '.[,;;f
~:~0ean .Eoratra, who escaped together behind any wholesale pro- calls for expenditure of $22,500,000 is likewise com I t 1 h d" ,
t,man 11 e on the Los Angeles and San Gabriel . pee y ~rus e . . .~
<, n s. gr-am of drastic reductions. Rivers. ~,n a state.ment he ~ald: '''t.~
As soon as the budget is out of Part .of the prografu proposed for All the 11~e:ty-~ovlDg peoples.of r.,~
,Ylolr Respite for the way, the Legisla~ure ca~' start the Sacramento Valley includes the world. rel,Olce 10 the .knoWledge.'.....'
r . '. work on a mass of bllls calling for Table Mountain Dam, and since the that totalitarIan Ge.rmany has. m~t :,).1
.'f0'erchont Mar'ne speGial appropriati~ns amounting Crittenden bill prepares the way defeat. Although far reqlov~~ ~om. ,'!".J4:
.7', /. " I to approximately $1,000,000,000. for State matching of Federal f\).nds European battlefron~s, w~ FII~pmo.s:.,;. ~ .
~Y;ORK.lI(1ay 7, _ (IP) _ V-E FAR OVER ESTIMATE . for construction mapped by 'con- have . peen fully aware tbat Ol:lr "', "
,'~~H!. ~r.r < no respi:e .in the Of the 250-odd special appropria- gressional enactment, including that ~nemles ~ve.rywhere Ulu~t be beate~ ,i~t ~f
actw,lt~es ~f tQ~ Amer,lcan mer- tion bills. 89 are for blank amounts project, the measure has been at- If the l?rm~lples for whlcI: we have' '!~'~".
f marme, . w~lch 'wIll divert to be filled in by amendment, so tacked by the "Salmon Conserva- be,;n flghtmg are to survIve. > - ,..." ','
. lit. .?~ shlppmg to the cam- t1hat the total will run far in excess lion League of California" in a 60- Although tbe. defeat of Germa.n~ )~.
,~g:aJ.nst Japan. Fran~ J, Tay- of the $941,738.415 indicated in a page booklet prepared by the Cali- is a decisivll step .in ach1evemeutl' >!~ .
~l".d~-t o~ th~ Amerl~an Mer- Department of Finance compilation. fornia C,l.O. Council. of total victory, 'the United NiiHoo,s'.' ~~ \,'
~&ane Instltute. s:pd today. must not rest upt)l Japan likewise ii< '{'f .
dll;lg ~of the' convoy systelJl in completely crushed. Then, arid"onl~ . jl\' :~,
At~antii.c would, however, result AMERIr.AN AIRMEN STARVED BEATEN then, will the way be cleareq to:..':; ~,
~i~~~;~~~i~~ f:~~i;~C~; ~~ ~: . e,' '. ~:~~~~~~Tr;e~~eOfw~~~~~g peace anfl'!I~ ~
IN' JAPANESE PRISON AT RANGOON
. '.~liIJy~:took Gets By McQUOWN WRIGHT
_,: 'uo~i'On Notice CALCUTTA. May 4.-(Delayed). ing here, said the American air-
-(U,P.}.-American airmen, liberated men were put in a "special treat-
T rL~WIS, Wash" May '1.-(JP) from the Japanese prison camp at ment group" on charges of indis-
mon~ A. Baake, formerly of Rangoon revealed today how the criminate bombing of women and
c a, 'l'ileb.~ got an induction Japanes~ beat and ~tarved U.s. children.
.. fe from ?IS ..draft b~ard." fliers, especially B-29 crewmen, The men were liRed up a}'ld tbe
l!m. warned, ?e saId. maybe after the bombing raids on Japan, guards beat them with "clubs made
,p,t'aft b0ard W1ll come out here Th' f th f t like pick hllndles" Davis said The
t"me and really put me in the f Ae al:men, f romd . e BJrs group Americans were ireated wors~ than
. " I 0 mencans ree In urma, are . . .
?" ~1 B k h d f' recuperating in a hospital here the othel'fAllted prIsoners, he. added,
ojp,or"'th aAa e a.sds~rve h lvde More than 400 Americans most of llnd the beatings were more severe
al;S'-ltl e rmy an IS a ea - . . h th J d
~ b dJ k them members of the aIr force and w en e apanese guar s were
11 el'g. c mpany coo . .. approximately 600 ollier' Allied drunk.
prisoners were liberated at Ran- "I was slapped ,about four times
goon. a we~k," Davis said. "It. got so
. , you only boped it wouldn't Qurt
Although most of them are fanly too bad Y fa 'got th h T
healthy, despite their starvation ti n'" au I e uml la-
diet and beatings, it, was repor~ed oH~ explained that the beat-
that about 50 Amel'lcans, too SIck ings in most cases were stopped
~. t '. . to walk, :nere left at Rangoon, before the victim became maimed.
;Eli' FORWARD COMMAND The pnson17rs were released by The maltreatment was pai'tkularly
JY].a;)f -,7..- (U.P) - Tbe four the Japanese commandant at the severe when the Japanese suffered
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:-'~m\~:oy's Rise And Fall: ,The
':~" .: ,,' 1939 ~ '
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r:l~eI;many invades Poland,
~ ~ amigo '
iBritaill and FraMe de-
,bJil Germany,
!Flighting begins in
~line. .
. 'anacla decl,ares war on '
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The rrdes 'Of\Wa,IF~;i
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surrender .. . ., 1 I . . '. \~, )~~'''''I "~'
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May '5r->Two German' 'amiillll ii\', FJ' ,.::
south Germany and Austria sur.. <~:~:
render. ' ~,:
. May ,6,G:11'm~n. r"e.slstanee co.' ',J,~,:'
tinues .only m Norway 'and Czecho- , '.. ,I
slovakIa. . '. ;.,
May 7-Germans surrender uncon- '; 'f';
d.itionjllly to 4}lies, includjng Rus- '1l.
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The ArmY',s..cooks.may disagree 'On, . r~~
the best method of scalloping po- ,) :"~
ta.toes, but formet Chefs, baker-s an~ ,1 '~'$
restaUr!lteu~ at the A r'1T) y Ai.r .' ., '~ul
~orces Redistribution Station here ,~:;'1
are agreE!d that th~ m!lterials they ".,(~
handle are the best'to be had. '. '.',,!~,:
S~t. .Clair ,~y~r of. B~ngltlimton, ,~>1
N.Y., fll'st c!,!ok.at,th,e RItZ., for rj!- ,. "
turning comba.t offdc.ers, has cQoke.d ',' ~',;~
in,many civilian' .res'taurants and ate, . ,;.~
01 food in th~ Na,vy ~n the ~ast' war, .' >'
"but never hav~ I seen anY!hing . ,
that can top the.chow.our lloldierl , '~'."J
are getting today." " '1
~'The're is nothing in .the civiliait
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market either now. or in peacetime .'" I
'that can compete with what OpJ'.
'b o. y s are g~tting ,to eat in this' . ~j
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Army," according to M/Sgt. George ".:.J~1
Mantzofos and baker S/Sgt. Hugo .
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f~" .~Ilt'r-. .,
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S. ttli?dPs real! to trap
s' west (if 'PaNs.
. lUes iIivade South
.en },tatllQiUe and Nice.
'..... Yanks, 35 miles. ttom
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~f. 'Mfllo eitad'el lIUffen-
Experts .Praise:';
Army 'Chow'
push up
offensive.
'l"otilon:
Brussels,
ntand .quLts war with
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. -.=lr~S. Invades Germal\Y.
!2r~ Hav.re falls.
~1jj<....FDR !neets Churchill at
/2~Reds enter Czechoslo.
ncf Hungary.
. ''Z,; 'A,IH~s.invade Al)aP,.il\.
'1~Reh'lt:illnts 'of Bl'italn's
" e division wLtndr-a~ at
lalS 'falls. .'
arsaw patriots en~'fight
ails. ,
~tlSh invade' G1leece.
nIt~ crush SiegfHed de-
.. ;' ~tIbach, hit' ~estern
;fain., ,
, orin\h falls' to Greeks
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, . It'. the Invasionl
Feb. 2;-I~t'- American confer- April 2O-Ya!1lts .take. Nueri!berg.
ence at Mexicp City. . Ap.il 21-Russ enter .Berlin.
~eb. 23-Turkey declares war on April 23-Allies pursue r 0 ute d
AxIS, Nazi!dn' Po ValleY'.' .: n
.capture Pet- Feb. 24-0-~anha liberated, Mac- ' April 24-Patt6n's Third -A r m y
Arthur reports. . ct1ves into HiUer's natiQnal'r$d.pubt MOBILE, Al.a.-ru.P.l-;:-J.,lltt mllhY
': Nazis seize Hungarian Feb. 26-Four Allied arinies striKe area., \ ,'. ., bid-timers who have come out of
. t';. ..to .prevent its sur- for the' Rhine. . April 25-Russ enei;s;le ~er1ip retirement to kelp' the war effort
Ife .Allies F b 27 R d 'h 44 'I " "'.. ' . I th "Lad' f th T "'k .,
'. A th'. d P II e. - e s smas ml es April 25-United Nlltio;t1s Comer- a ong, e y. 0 e Utr e. a
}ICS't'~ ulrl mvaU!!ds ~ h . through Pomeranian fortifications. ence opens at San FranCiSell" , locomotive of 1906 vintage today'i.
,.. ...we reca e .romo . . ',' , .
, ';' . Feb. 28-Erft Riye~, crossed; ap- ,April, 26-B r e m'~ n. . Stetfin and putting iIi a f~n 16. hour - a ':,day .
ac~~n talls.. proa~h~~ to Cologn~ stormed. Verona fall to An~l;s., , _ scpequle. .' . , ." .
~SSIans smssh'mto, East M.arch I-V.S. N:~nth c a P,t)l r, e ~ April 27-U.S.-~uss a t'm 1 e.s m The "Lady of the Lake," a former
.' . , MUenchen-Gladbach, Ruhrltmd CIty. jutlctme;. Yanks enter. .Aust:ria~' . . ' .
19r'ade tat-en b<> :Reds Mareh I~Red Baltic drive cuts ., . . " ' . road or passenger engme, was called
... 'oJ' .., Aprh 28-Nazl 'SU1"render" n'Ver-' '. .
. '~ss!ans invade Southern off,Dan~lg from G~rmilny. .tures made rejected. by -Brit~In and out of retirement by the Army.;and
=: . .. ,I .' 1I:iarch 2-1\mencans reach. th~ U,S. because :Sov;fe€ ' ill,," ofiiitted: convert$ld into a, ~witch engine. Be-
.:-J!llin.and Chur.chl~l con- Rh~ne, cli'pture. Krefeld ~nd Neuss, false surrender repo~ circle world. eause of the elttrem'ely quiet manner
e PTol5lems, Pollsh'lssues. ThIrd takes Tner. ! . . iij which'she goes about the business
r s~ians invade Norway. March 6-U.S. First cap~ures Co- Apr~129-:Yanks t~~~ MU~I~~. o~ the day, the Ups at ;Fol'\'Bel)l'\icrag,
Cu~" qell ac~el?t Bulgaria's logne, Third opens sw;epmg dr1ve Aphl 29-:-Mussolim.' executIon by Ga,. christened "t~e 1090motive with
~s. . . toward Cob1enz.' . Italla~ patrIOts reported. ' the poetic' name' /;he pi;)ss'eS'ses., .
'l: ~copd sh~~ttleoL.off tPhfI1- March 7"';U.S. Third' reaches the f' AhPt:II 3.o-IGtaeIn. ,;.tarkt.ClaUr!t ~eI?odr~,s ,Her ~ive'.man dcri!W repre~ents' 99
, a. c.ru l!'i= ea or.,. Ig mg'ln y prac lca yende ; years b:!! rallI'oa <experience, plus
. .' Rhine. further Allied jung.tures Made in t)ie considerabye;numMr the "Lady"
A1:rr}y I re!le,hel Rioer March 7 - Ru~sians hurl seven 'I Gennany. '. ha.s. " " "."
~~. ." . . p-mi.es intQ ~ll.out. o~el)sive toward May 1-Germ.llP: rl!~Jo al).n9\\nce,~ .wnhe t.he "Imc;ly' of' the B\1ke"
~~e i(c1~,1~ea.. of' ,Ger~ :Berlm hom'Oder brIdgeheads, deat1I, ot '~G,'lf. J;I;j.i'lel';j '.A~i],iil' n~~er rea'l'lY' got!s".anfWhere,. 's11e
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'-cJl1i~~l '#te On ELA.';l in March .20-Saar gef~nslts aOllapse, By STERLING F, GREEN , ~ i
.... ' many prISoners taken. With the crack-up of Germany, moving. Other industries will fnAJ;
fe{ R'u s s i a sign roi.~arch 2~dL!lst Nazis, west of Government a~d Indust~ got tbeir fu~ production faster.....' i; 1
e ~ll s ancue ~et. .u Ii "/r~e hCru:., ~N" S ~ t u . pre.arranged flash to' start the l! next step., after to01~l:1g-ufJ .,.i.,'j
'nnan 00 'nLer-o...e - ......-rc "'-.:-'-ew, oVle o...enSIve l>ohderous swihg into an ~'c6nomy is ~'!iUifig the InGu$~rial 'piR~Ut)~~ .~.
'RoTth. in Silesia. _ " Gears and mQtpl'S WIll be made In I. '!Ji
,e~"~lteircl' C.zec~, hub Milrch 22-GeneraJ. Patton makes half at war, halt of peace. advance for late,t manu-facture ot ; \
.' ~ 'd t,o;t b' h new Rhine crossing.' Ff.rst loosening of ,wattim!t busi.' 'cars, refrige,f'atets .and' :Wasp.i~,g ~ ',,':,;
"nun I eu reac as " .' h' 1 ill d" 1 ' "
;'{5 Nazi diviSions, March 24-Rh.lfle ,cros~ed on wide ness aontrols can be expected, im, ma~ me~; p~t)m n-g an. .,eat nt . ','j. : I
. T';ege', eho,,'rcled front a.t four n_=ew point.s. media'tely along with the liftilig' eqUIpment WIll be brought back,)@, ~ 'i /:
"". .. , '. " .' be ready for revived construchon ,'t, $;~
g-Jile'reply "Nuts" to March. 2~Nl!w Rhme bridge- of sueh mmor Jl'l'Itafi-ts as the mid- activity. . ^ \11'
d 10r sUrrencier headS WIdened. i ht f h 'b d . 11i!
on~'J'l,~r~kes at s~uth- March 26-RU$,siai'is start :n_w n g cur ew, t e ' rown-out" an, This means a comparatively fast ' .
'~ulge;" f60d anll. med- drive in Slovakia. the closing of race traaks. relaxation at the steel mill, foundty '9,
T~dt.oppP.d to be$ieg!!d March 27-Russillns cross Czech Within a: year; it Is off,iclally pre-' and parts produc~t level:-the..eatl:9 ;;..1
frontier. - , dicted, factories will be mllking stage~ of productIon, ~hlch w111 be .:tl
to peacetime goods at Or abOve, the the fM'st to feel. the bIg cutb,acks. ~~
March 28-German western front 1939 rate. ' This will set the stage for relaxa- . ';;'1
in armies disintegrating. \ But the start will be slow, The' 'ti~n at ~ntr.ols' on .an industry.. . '.:~
March 28.....:Russians drive for Government foresees a struggle all WIde baSIS, when the war cutbal:kl '. ,/P',
Vienna. the way to "V.J" Dlly (the day of become dee, .enough. '\ ~ ''$or
March 29""':Allies join bridgeheads, victory over Japan against the na- No onle ,nQW Is ,ready to guess , ,. .,~::.
set Ruhr trap. tural tendency of business to p~egg when they will. be "deE}p enol.!4h." \ ~.
. March 3o-RUssians enter Austria. for ereater freedom, It reconver- Experts fotesee a 12 percent drop , "
, ,1945 March 31-Ruhr trap closed on s~on goes too far or too faSt, off!. .in munitio~s deI~veri.es, ,in, the firs"t '!I,{.:,
; '13r.' 'eiilt,:..a flve.mOnth~' 'i- 40,090 'Germa.ns. c181s fear 1t might hinder .the sl1s- quarter after V-E Day, increasijig '.,fltj
. lo". M tained assault upon Japan. to 35 percent-and possibJy ~5 Q'r. ~,~
tfei; "iWaI:ns Reick wiJ,l not April ~- ~ntgomery trapping TIN'" S R IN 50 peroent m the tirst a1" N vy ~
"~,"'s 'a'n/other year Qf '''iIt'. Germans In Holland. CO"N Ur.D T.'" ., . . -:. . .ye '. .:. 8: ." .: I
., t:.. \ . . t wUI shipbuilding WIll droI? Sll peIlcent "" "
. . ,. ..I Jfi.. ..Sw-asbou.rg . offensive, April ~Russian spe!lrhead deep . The mar m the Pacl IC "CO~- ,by !he end of this yeal:,' reg,ardi;~s ,,~jl
W'!H'llil€s ii1.to'Fr~nce" in Austna. tmu~ to tax our economy, . said Qf. V:-E nay, IInd. mercha"'t, ,ih_- ip. ,,"~"'1
~, 'I' ..' , . _ . . u ' ChaIrman J. A. KrUll .of the War d" ...., .,
..ah~ repU!Se p.erman App,l 4.-Na'2IS fall back toward Production Board in a V.t ,Day DUll mg 60 pereel'lL . y .. '
k ~} BUdApest. Berlm s last s~nd., warning. . 'S)>OT' PLAN' FIRST ' '. !
a.zl~~:retreat frcom west- April '~M 0 s cow denounces "No vast diversion of factories Until wtlOle indu;;tries can' be -.: ,~11
~1ia~8.1i , :Russo-Japanese nelitrality pact. to civilian' goods' cat! be,unde1;taken turned 10Qse. the familiar "s}l'ot" .
, J.li[assive liew Russian April S-Russlans force way into at once. The reco(lversion must be l'eoonversiob pIal'l, 'llimpLified 'and, ':1
sLv!!, starts." Vienna.. more gradual than I we hOl2ed for streamlined, wiU be,' the m'ajol: ~~l
, and Brltilh ceas'! April '-Yank!! seize huge Nazi last E:all, but we will '. ~ltimateiy means of l'eoonveI;sion. It~ will "let ! ."1
. . gold cache. g~t. ~ack to the pell.'cetiJ~e level of f~ctories re-enter ,civil.ian I?rddUoa ;I-~,
.. .~~I! an ~l retreat A' ril _Holland Na2:is cut off cIwllan ma~~OIcturlllg" . '. tlOn one. by qne as war cohtl'Mt , ,I;!~,.
,gll. , fro;: R icb. The t?wermg 1945 produetIon cancellations thl'eaten to c!i'u,.. sOllt- r'i'~7,
L-" as. t..ke W:auaw, . ~ job, e~tunated' at $6S,OOPJobo,oqo downs and scattered,pol?ls oedjdl~ ,'I~',<'I
.Jl.1,~~.mHes of German AprIl 10-Hannover falls to U.S. when the year olil\lll,ed, :wm taper, wOl'kers. ;" ~ 1
, ",' Ninth Army. down to an annu~l r~tli of' arou,nd "If we do ,.n -thes'e thinN~ iii_IIi." ,ji~~
W'c;liXli'lIfges Germany . ~prill1-Br1tish o?-n Italy often- $351000,OO~.O~0 WIt hI n t w e I v e gently. we should be abr~ il0' wJt'e . },',~'
, . . ' : ' '. .. SIve. months, It IS c~culated. . care of essential civiIlan needs alid .:
~~ slgn~ at,l111stice. April ,12-;-'l(anks cross Elbe, last N.ew lIutomob~les. ,refr.lgerat.ors, p&form mqcQ. .of the .work .~$-"":'i
tJilvad, Sll~sla. Berlin barner. radIOS ,and washme matl.hm~s-JUst sary to get readY for' tae r~fiItn: o'~. ^
IJa~~~ ~~l~~es war on .April 12-Franklih p. Roosevelt memorI~s for three 'years:-'ln most of soldiers lookmg for jobs:: X~g" . ?~~"
, ". '. d . dIes' Harry S Truman assumes cases WIll actuillly be on sale by asserts ,t , ~
, q1'QlS the 01 I Polish '..' ...' . ,then '., . '_ "C\
- l'!'er.fn6ns .dh East preSIdency of umted States. B' . ~f' . 1 t. 1000000' Over a pe1;-iOd 'df Vll!eks, ani!'" "I ;'~
/.~. '. . .. 1 . y o~ ICIa as .mate, , ,war b r^ . - . . 3" ~ ,....,r""
" ~. :j Apr~ 13-VIenna fal s to RUSSIans, workers will lose their jobs in the ~Q~t.hs. a, o.u'~ 3,,\1 of tpe 500 or~e~s !'~t,'l~ I
II :r;eacb....~~. Oder A~rIl 16-~uss launch large-scale next six months. Their idleness lII?ltlpg Cl?Il1an goods llIanWii\ct,!!re I,ld:'i'
_u. " .' Berlm. offenSive. .. should be brief, Krug. and other wi,ll be dro)[lpe;d. L~st, Fal~ ~t W~s :'i-'fil
jrs~.Jlt)Inches West- Apnl l8-U.S. 1.hlr~ Army drives officials believ~, pecause .civi).lan pl,anned to arb!? ~f1e 3~0 autc.>ml\,~:' '~1.1
.- I "',,., into ~ze.ohoslova.kIa.. . . manufacture. WIll oller more jobs cally o~ 'V -E ~a~\. ?U~lhg the _W.l~: , .,;::
.: ~fee '.. .mee~ at Apnl 19-L e lJ~ Zl,B falls, Ruhr than there wijl be W'orker.s as .long tel' perIOd of ~i'\ll1taJ:y seWa~ks ~n " ";.'
. _ .. " :., _\ _ I P?cket 11ll1asbed )n greatest Yank OIS Japan ~tays in tpe fightipg. Eufope, glq~m! ~fflcl'ills, saJd . no / ' 'i!
. ut 'tAte~ l:1ea.rt ,Of ~Iotor)'. Many, other worke~s will stay in ~l;lch ~umb,~r ,GO.ulq be,,~ropp,ed m,~il . ~ i~'.j
" '~:, !. '. .' their present factories, produiJipg Japar:ese ,O?~,ll.~S"l!. The, eal'l1!r, t)llln . ~':>'I
,,~l! cr,O~s~~ ~ure for ~he pulillic ~nsteaci of Hie AI'lJlY now ,IS tevlved,; in ~lower temp.o.' " 1'J;~
'~~~~~Je iro,nt: md Navy. .. ltAnONIN.G ~p >CON~~U~, . ' , .:'\1
~;,,:!.a 1,1 n c he s Plans ~ere overhauled thIS l:jprmg The vast web of; oinJiust~aJ- toPr. ,,'~'~';r.l.l
~~s~v"e..., : for "pel'lQd one:'~the sta.se of pa~- frols called' ".C~"-fh.;e copt4:6i}.l~'!l' :?;'iJi.rl
,elae~~ern Po tlal reconversI0p, lastl.ng until' materials plan ,fQl' ,rlltlOrt1ng ,S~"el. (:', ' '~~il
.-! '~bo~~e- Japan's defeat,......aI'J9 ,so~'t ,!piQor dopper,ana ,a!u~1l},in~.,1Ii~~emein' >'}'4;1
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~~~duped tod'a~ for "trance, Al!\stralia and Canada are Asso9iattd. :el'~' Opl'respondent The Um!ed Sta~es So'pate 1n!!7 ..'
'iIf~gai.'nSt ~the tbig ta~ing:the lead h~re i,n't~~ demand' Latin.,Ame~I~~H'd'ele~!tes 'to the deci.de ,fin~ly:whether there 'lsJ;~O~V.t.:,'~
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1S dy:tbe prQjee.ted t'6 rai!;e: the, wprld's living stindatd paril'lg 'to explod~ ,tli~' delicate i",ue 0 _pre~el've u ure peace. ' I" - .\ }' I<~'~,
~'tjiL.Ofi the basis and ifnPtove l~or coftditibns.' "Of .in~el:4\tneticani ,r,eia\iOl'ls '\,Vithin . SI'~,llarIY .any othei" one of !he ~I'I\~' .
~ 1'1 i(S' the war' 'i'he o~i~iilal provisions fox,an"e'co- tne w4J,rJd 's'ysteEhi' '1'Q.~y'~may' pro.' BI.g Fwe~Brirtain, Russia, Otiina'i~d' ~ '~~.
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a!l~,ns f~~t-,the t09-. Oaks, In Washll~g.tbn :bY !I'1e ,wauld e~~pf,nhs hemispher;e from Th1,S development le:l;1erged'< ,as!" ,;t'io\
,W~es wo,u.l.d t1mt~~ ,States., the, Unlt~q Kihg/Wm, the nurrtbad6fi Oak' . ." t deleg'ates,ex,amlned Dumbarton~' ;.J'~
Some. of th.eJ.i< ~~!Hha MP China, bav$! peeq du.bpe4 _ ~ -, ' ,'J,; s :x~q~U'e.men Oaks amendlnents which go beta . \~ f:1
e.l;illalll.-of' ~eJ(~'!i .;too vague" ~y several' d~leg_ate.s~' th~.t ~e..S;1~~u;-~t.r:~q~~~~ :~~l]?!o~e ~~ :inter;rrational conference c~~ ~~.
.~e~tct .,t1J.ei:t, rne~e~W'as htUe change tn the 'thg 'tibc, use. ot, ;totce ':b.,ID;Ugpput,,;tbe mlSSlOns today for study, .c }. 1 . ,,~
11.\, ~l1e lI1,ne~' Fo:ur~deas about ,the .~ollncil wn-el1iwodg;,'. ': , " Sponsor<'lQ joint,ly.by the, Unjt~ '..~/~
~,o.:Jd League ,tlJ;t!y, aanoooced the cliarter ~mll<r:\(l,- l'I!Ia~v if ijl r;n,ti ~; H,~" ",. StaWe,s, GJ;eat Brlt,ilul, RU~Ja. auil.o\ t ,
,~,,~t m,liitai.Qi J1l\~l1ts 101; whiC'h they.. would stana. " iI~, 0 '. ~ 'i 3}S iJre _w.s_'^' "'~ C1tma,. un.e proposal S<lYS; " ' ,', ~ .
,S:P.0\J~Gtjng 9ie, _ As ,the Big: Four '~ol1jgihalli vwr.ote o:~< tlA~' U,S:, ~~al;n.:~t o~ ,re,' "The 'Pre?ent c,h~rt~r c?mcs ill'la.. .~'f
}lg. ~lt~ France, p~~ Jllan.. 18 NatlO~~ .W'o\ll~ be, gio~al ar~pg~~tsf 'pu~Ilsb~,d 'Sat:' force olter Its ,ra,tiflcatlOn m accota- ~'f "I
, ~~el1:t menibers elected to the econO;J1i\Jc COU~la I;>,:\,: l!ltday.' T)'iis Would-leav~ bperation1 anM wI~h. theJ."r respective, constltu"V."v;~
..,.' . tlpe i~l aSsembly of Natio!)~, 'l,'heY'bf ~.:.' t l:-"'ti:h'r'~" ~. t,ionfl Pl;'o~~s~e~ by meI;J)bers of the.~' "
~ted'<lY that the l.ha- wo.uld have the rigbt to t;t~e rl'!'e- suc .. !?!}.C~ s: ;'~~, t ? er Fu~s1<a'_h~ ol'€;l!..ni~llti6,h~a..ving p~r!ll'!'l\Elf.1!t se, ts ~: ',!\l.
.of (l\lJY, ~Pition's con- ommelildatl.ons (tbe provlsio)ls' dQ cOI1ClU ..ed ~?h}IS~V.e~J Na~I~~s, 91-, on,:tb~ secunty counCIl 'an,8:'J.:.::~C I,~ '"
I tc1iIUre peace and}lot sf!Y to Wbom) on ecomomid. 'sd- reoted aga,l\l&t Sel'tria-ny, ~ee lll'on'l. D1<i!1fority of tbe other metI1beot;*,:,d.t,. ~'Iti
.be i!leasured in terms cial ar13.~ ,h~man~tatian.:.m'*t~s. They Secur~~,~o:ti.~~~~~n1ie,t;,,:e~t~bfl. How,j tM ,orglln;izat'ion," '. . ,.,~. ~'r ;,\ ,~,
!las.given and con- woUld, do studies io'f tl1e security ~v,c.r;, l,t p1akes !10,~iiOV1:~0)1; Jio;-tIte }n-<ter,xp~ of ~'PtrlCan p)'ocequr~ l,,~' "
,in bril1ging complete council ,(l~e. ce?tral ai~~ncy of the t?t,er-t. ~_ _iY.~~~," <l;s:{set ~o~t~ ~){i~tt~. said t~ls means ~bat ynll!SSt ~, ."';~
,:,A*i,s. Later ~ome wClr1~ orgamzatlon) b1it~only ;On',re- at ~he ~~c;e~t e~'C.o. eltY.;' cqJJel''' f'^:9....t1;W,ds. O.f ,thOse voting IIi llh\.r;:, -:c' 1
~e worked out. qpest.: I' I enoe.,:' "". "~- , . ,'.-' Vm'1:ed ~t.at,,~..Sert~te \lPPTove th~,~,~" (
~S 'oUT 'Now the ..French are 'asking a pro- Oplhl9.ru Withi~ .the Arij.edcan' *,,,atY,by, ,wlt]cj1 thiS oouri.t'ry wciultt ,_.. 1-" jj
~ ' "'t _ <, ..' visio,p toat ,^:ould empower tfi,e eco- af1ega\ibn' is 'und~ersiood to Be' dl~ ~d4,n~ tl1el;,e JVw'l, be np itLterha.g~n~':~ '.,11fi'
~~renGe. experts ~ald ~hls nomic council to press for aotion in vlded, 9RI'p.ow.'!iif. tAe ,U,Sl sNluld ,'0l1gaDl'za,tIPn."'0ne-thlrd of:the se~1l;~,', ,'.,t~~
II "' ~o,f;Il~ ,hav~ the 'practl~a1 the sec1:lrity ~ouncir whenever' the go to "sU'ppm.t> tHe' L.'atl~s' "demand' t;or~ votln.g,J plUs one.. can. k,i~! it. '~"l!' . ,:;jf.'
~. ~a,Gll~~~Na.1i~(!)ns:Wl,tP small econ,J>IDY, specialists feel th'at. s'ome tb~t t~e M!1:~~~r!fqIL 5~teP'l., f~e li~~~f.h,er' Ol'.l}ot ,the other Nat!QP!::':~; ,'~"
s, fe:-: econ6mlc r~so~7ces cohditirn .of worl~ traCle,' Or -eX" firmly' estaolis'h'ed here. ~!.E:e, to. th(1' ,amepdment, thl!, ;~'Ig" < /i:~J.
tibal c\lIt~ral contrlbu- plaited labor, or difficulty over buy- Lati~ 'Americans 'said 'they' woulc1 ~orll;, thus~ hav() p1:lt tl}~l:nse'l;ve's' ~'.;,.: '~~'Vi'
Yc. ~~JsI~e tI:~ ~l1nks ,in$ .raw. materials, t!);reatE!ns the carry ':'their : ~e~,est' 'tb Pr.esideIlt 'tec,or~ tl1at 'tl1er,e .wil~'15e n~ f\!~re:~ 1'~~
Q.~nq.tL. mem,)J~rs~p. I, pelice. . Tfum~n,.. t~ll}j'tigl hil'Q .th&'y 'feeL !pat. ~,~gue ,of !,.artlpns 10 .}Vh!<:q,. ~t~~'f,~ ,:n
.t <:;,ub~ <lna ;Lt!;>erla, as AustJ;alia's foreign m.harster, li.e~ the Ui?}'ted 'state'll w-ould "!3e I!olng lJm~ed Sta.tes d.<?es not parVcHl~,t!!...ti "t~~
Ig!it ._en,coun~er gre~t bert- Evatt, is aSking tbat the eco- back"?11 ;its 1YIe~ico ,City 1>lec{ge if <}S a -:full and actllle Illember, 'l',::r~lJ \' I~I
l:\itld~ng ag.alill'St theIr n,?mic council receive ann\iaI reports it ~ left the' "l!ISe 'pf force in fhis Reportedly appr9ved ,by th.E!I il1il~ J;, ,~~
I' .' .!o/.such se,ts: ,from alL United Nations on what hewi'spliere 'fa the ';aPli111ov'~1 of the ~o~r, at the l~slstenoe, of 's~w~!ii,',;': ~'\
. irlmaIllly' to sabsfy the they haVe tlone to improve the con- Secu1;1tY Council' wnere each of the Oli,el~n Corrumssar iiO~QV.' th~:...:: <~
~116ld rriddle, States ditiQn "'cif working peQple. That~o- Big -.Fiv.e has a ~etQ. :. . : amen. m,ent wouJCI hav~. 'e effe!t .a~ r '. "'~
,eseliltatiot\ ~an th.e vision is understood to have swong GUitier.mol"Belt, CUban ambassador telaJf,lng a~fual. ~otmaf qn~,'.o.f "~p:e~'{ , ' l.it!
..1ll!le" amendment oPPQsition from Russia. 1 I to W'a~hington,' who !riay present ~e;:r~e rnt~~ ~~e d sen~i6: '!!~$ ffs1'ti; ~~it'
~ !,:<>:ls: a hardship 1~ . the pr9Po~al. s~id he I, considered tre~t vathe l~~ ue oesn I;atiiy- t!ae;,," '. I!,
"-rnlsp.her~. " Acclilsed T eac'her Suicide that '~the i,n.ter -~'meri.can sys~E!'!TI s1'ar{' ,g collapses at. tbe, .\, :'f.
t . g IS that the, ,must 'ft\nction WIth comple.te au- ,'.L - ' ,~
'.,' ded into thre'e ~e..SAD~NA, May 7,-(U,p.)-When t?n011llY wit~jn'f.1e 'World drganiza-' - ' ' I";f
I qlly-rouiihly. ,:su- he faced' arrest on a roora~s charge, tlOn pn everytlhng' J;Ql'lcerning ex- Luncheon to Honol' " ..~ .
ern Hemispnere anq Dalbert Ellsworth Charlton, 50, cl1:lsiveily ih.tef-1\meric.an subjects:" " . c , '+1.\11;
)~resent plans each Glendale Junior High School, Cj!lntrbv,ersy is expected to de- Norwegian Delegates ,'~ . ~~
n1 two of the. non- taechel', end'ed his life -by l:Sreathin'g velop, since Fr;adiGl!' ( Brillain' 'mid" ". "
'! . _ _ :'. exhause.NUmes from his parked car, other Natiql'is,are al~o' se~J{il1g spe. ~oi"wegia~ re,pJ;esentatives at ~he '"f
D . police 'reported today. ciaJ. region'~1 po~el's,: '. ULllte~ Natlpns Conf6fenee on Ifi-'
_,', . _ J , .. ., . '.. teJ;nahonal Organ1zatlOn wlJl be' ./
l;! W~stern H~r;tlsphere, , , , , I . - , ' , bQrlored at a dinner Friday in the "
0]. ~qe Bnhs~ com- D d FI' 'U t f N' " f Hotel Claremont arranged by the' . '-!
a~(!)r:s, wauld have \ : ea le.r" .Ase a \ e-ws. 0 Cali,fo:nia .!l'hapter o.f ~he American' . \
'9,1d' for one ,of the \ ' . , f!,.' '- " Scandmavlan FoundatlOn.
'.lmy of the Latfn-" : . , ~ ,': ' " ' Speakers will include Dr. J. c. 'i.
j' !~~. Br,a!3n, W~ICI1 W"f~' M · ",_, '0 'f C bl' Hambre, president of the Norweglan, '\"-
s.~rth.efl.ghtjigamst' 'I ,~ S ~rrla' ge" '9 'S' 'a... '8 Parrliament; Dr. Otto TijommesSen ' ,",
,!i!-~ w;oU'lcI De secon~ . "V . ~II) _ " ., ,.', , .: ' - -,', , .~oupcilor before the Supreme Cotlr.t, ). ""...
-.:1 i ~ ' . 'l " '. ' .' ,,' of 1'l'orway;.Dr, Karl Evang, dj.rector., .
. e y~ ,in' t4e ba,Ck. C~r.;CU'PTA, M:}y 7,-(JP)--~iel1t, When she' learn~d:'h~ -ilM hus- 'of.1>u,blic health in NorwaYh-al'ld: "" ,:'
lli~~ ~dlfao~l:~: {IaroHi 'w. Q,o?d,' 27, comber 'pl!ot ~and, 'Lieut. 1{ar.old'~i'Goad, 27,itill Dr. l!an,s, Olav" pre~s a~tach~ a~, the
19h-leyel' n~gotia- frpm J?ortsmouth, Ohio, whose wife l~Vetdh' ,:MRr~". M..*Do~e1~ cabled biJ'O ~~rw~~an, ~mb~SSY 10 \ Waslil~g- :~.
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s.o WQuld have' a " _ '. . - ,r marr a e.' , ..' . , '. ,
. fh f t offICIally qead by the',War Depart- "DadJ:ng am' sa 'glad t.o bear yo Do I ..I i R ~ . :t
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ratic foreigrl and per 'before hi decides what course lev~ you\lW:it!1' !11l}n,X he'art." . Ehn,e' With Gener.a ,.,.'1 ',1'f.1
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4~1 I t 1\:JI' 'D ' c:- WHA -"~S' 'nn"~" to(lay were a:sk'ed:b~~tl 'ang suppl~ actiyities, it was ' "" , . - -- -, .xC.TEM ' 'j~
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'lf1:: ,';e ~v'e'r- I-n Hl-S-"Pl'ac'e', <,.,i':,:-,~~,:_,: -,<,~l!'. IncreasingretlUests'fort ",-./,5IOQO,workets fOr :lklnedfnSan~'rancisco. tl ' ~O" '} '\i: .
.,", ill! _ 'L-. f . . itr,aCiie;S! o..r heavy unskilled jobs ir\ _,,' , t' ,
; 't~I" -. - . - '- - ,~ :1 ,---,:"-"",,,~ -..,. .f~" . tatiol1 .f<9..l,\fisitorS 1i!0 'll:lt;~pi'Oduc'tion areas of 'the f' In March, 3400/ wb'men were _..lac." 1)1 .'
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'.'7~f,l;,,,,~:::. " By WOOD SOANES . , h ", '~l~$~:-l$~ ~~~'l~s~rrelldo~s\ ,w91'k Ftan,cisco . 13&y p!~a ',an' \)\':.esf~i:!l:l ;::,ta!e.s. " roppe r~m shIpyard payrQ s, '.' , II" ,
,1~,,~: fiT.:;':',:,;' . ~ ,',.'. _ ,". ~g!?-ti,'. ,'":::'''"t;-.;' ','" " '. nllarby POll1tS'lilf.Intl\!E!,S~~ ~;r-h,',otfice also announc~a thafleaving 23,300 still at work, oom- ~~ lIoMUItlo',PAI,L'-,:
::~:k:, ,~f~~S .~~al}~ ,~W<0 weeks age .~hls de;pal'ttnent and 0\t:hers o~~ ,F4X 06,%i/' cl~1RnGtiG~11): Yaur"s" received, ac,col'th1l>g. ~o;'l ~l1Jld be no sudden lifting- of pared to 37,200 at wor\t a\yellr' agp, . - "I ·
;~_1'~ i?'i " t Wa~--l3 :>t'rrpe' ~hr.ough<?ut the. country' c\lrrie,ol,' s9.me of !he:,~,;.hf( ':P"anJ. ~<<;~a'I'. .wi<l.-' ROQe1;'t reaGh~!1g. t>l1-e! ~er~~~~x: wet:,' c9nt.rols imd no .quick In the a.irc:aft industry, t~e:e '" ':: " " :"
#,;w d - ';1', tl.. -'--~L"~ eb 1;, Mt; .l~ , Bei'keleyans Wno ha . ~ ol!rWerRers. to non-war jObs were 64,700 women .at I worK 10 ~'_ ~ Mlrl!'.r~'
I~:''l>;." '@,Wel'ywClrs,eroanatlng:J.Jro)n.'ne,.ParamOlmU'J!lreSSj"I.!,'l:'vey i ~:;ir~filn'l.' - ; J:,':' W"'"'' uld "'~"'l y~ !I'.e war in t1.e Pacific is won. March, and 29,600 men. Tne decrease rc t' 'A I. or . C:HAPMAN-"
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1'St..,'::j, ...~n ~!ll G~.1ll:yWOO , wor S G_ ,great pra-JSe cO:Q.",ernlllWg~' I ~;;p e'u ~ ~'f '!'J.P?l a~a. .~..s of the' -visliiors W:~);'e a~ .'. . was 26 per cent for women ulilder 'If.rA' AIJ61/- "....i~ < , Llr'Y'PA~~';'
, ~)I. ,t..t : :~nc?h'ing ~f'the career '()f'N'p~~ Madisop.' '. <~ '~J"; ~IiISIC ~. pp;~ ~~s~8.e';.:wlth..~uii5cate by teleph€ln~ iitl 'I~ -'~t.' } St Group 1944 and 25 per cent 'for men~>. 'AIlSO ~~..' LIt eo'~r"~
, ~. ~~l' mait1y' years of s\1ccessful interpretation' of e~,ii' Fral'lce~ jO'fi 'the sl}te~l1I:,. fq'fil'iSpihg infOr-mati~ as" I ~I':er,., or Factory employment as a wh'ol,e , it La\l&1lter'r" .) '" !fit'" '
';,l,_ '~:;;, ~ .t~l""""" 1 dr .....a' - ' . , : ~ar~ ".1;/b'or'a;te sl{aQng ahd capae'i,fy'Gf"ca -: '8' 'I: h H 'wss down 14 per cent for women 'f MUI'cl Love. an FUL ~"
'~'h.'i.' " . ,~~~It ~. -.....". ple 0 a.:, s; , . '''l ~ 'pr9cltu.cHllrI: lets marK "It's~ a and.add);'ess,ordt.i~ ~ 't., ,~...unc eon ost, and 15 per cent fpr men in March,' ~ "l.BEAUTt
~i!t; r ',Mi.al:hson, Dad acqUIred Turt'l,e," "A Bell for Adan6" alto p.nlliSlifr"l:"'" ,~ ' ' ~ln,eradon.held.iilild"~ _:~~m:be-rs.'of the Lillian Podestll compared to March, 1944. Ma"'haO'DrllCOlI'N~a"B"ry~r~ . n.....ulll.t.td..'...lkt'
~~.: ' s~ni"e~lng Elii~ IG>~'aJ i'eput~tion "HaWey" wm bow. Gilt of'~eW ygtJt ~It....ni~~,~~ Russell ~nd J'ack tation wilq be a'Vailable; " ~ ssoe.i~tion :ot the Eastbay Order pI . _. , ' _ ^ . leave ino 81.0'
'~il, ',' as a dIrector of short subJects, for. Uie hot Summer months, Frank Carson' a,l'e' stili the team in The champrr, s1i;l~~ t9~t ,ga ,Star will honor the IsalleUi .' I .....y'Iln,r.t.. .K.lll\Ir
f' ,! \ . 't: h d 1. hi". k "R U hI'" -S"'aDk',n " wi11 be fuonl~shed Q)' MaY61' h Association 'at a Ip-Ilbh'eon Ii" ,- BUY MORE WAR BON DS . -' ~~.., II..1Ilt DJ"1y
"r't:." ,SO' wortHY a ween s wor Fay, wltb a nIne weeks' "lay-aU; 0 g, ,I l~ -, ~_~' . ham's committee and ta~,d , ~ajp.rQay/ in,.'the Ci:tY Clrih ~ ., . . I " _
\ ,:..~~ t~at"ffie great men in the f~o~t of- will return to HollywOGd, He:,is'said T" & D"",n~o~~tQ~-A~tac~". g~es lSe made a member of1 fll~ /tel; 1'~tl1- and Alioe Streets.'. -I',.,j , · ' , - - 2t - ' .. -
;;ii:tlU f~ee decided to reward his eftlCleney, to be'writing a book and a'pla' ba'Gk to ti\.e RuSsl..8" fIghtIng wlth'ltS ~rtr for the autnorfzed'" - ll1ali,t'Gi'and Qfficeir-M,pud McWil- - ~ " U' Y. ~ r ~~)1" "~_'''II '. ~:"I . !"I '11,
.'(,'1J:-1u T\1 tun and substance of it all · , y ", . back to the 'i\fa,ll. ,ceivmg all cou!:;tE:si,es ex~ ams' ~mith, past graNd secretary; ~ .:O)~' ' , .. J I ~ .. I":
:r~; , : \ . e" s Bobby Clark has been sigl!1ea 1?y.. (Jurfan-rnM -Givic Li.ght Opera viSitors. .. . 0' Past Grand Matrons Willa Jane - '~~ .... '~ '.....4 A '. .' ~:1 I.. 1:...,
t.: ' w~s that he v.:as to be e~trus,ted Mike Todd t-o atppe~r in a .M(jH~re seasoJ:l openi tbnillbt Witl\ '~The Red ' . '. .,_..:, :Hellwig and "'Kathryn Farwell will ~ - ~_... ,,~ ~ ~ '
~ "'l.t' Wl~~ theL~irectlon of a maJor- :fIlm romp, "The\Would-Be Gentleman'r. Mill." . , .. 'Th 'D - -.J "::&..f~'l,H ~:i:'~:alsO be guests of honor. " ~ '* FBU.TVALE-:-~3rd AYE, * * 11h' AND MARlET' ,..~.,k,
~. 'Ohjl~etB~aay D\! ~ylva ~t, the saga next season. . . Judy Garl ni:l:s Gtaryw-Relen', Hayes starts an- e ne-~ '\lVlL'll'J. ~'~~'-;' ~esel':Vations may be~ ma~e with \ " FRUITVAL Ea I "
, '^ O'1i~,a,i,,!~wed'N,"..eW,YorJt night spot, to sister, Dor.othy, will be .in, a ~ew Qther w_eelt ~R,'''fia1;!,iet.'' ' " . r ';....,;::,' 1€, lar~ Go~dall, luncheon ,chaIrman., -, "iE .t ~~N~/~k~~~~ STAR ALL S~~~~:\.~~!?
\',.:'.', "iO- Y k - ' , , 0 It:' 1...t s:;'c ~' i, In HERE COMES THE WAVES" with UR 0 S A R I' 0" "
,. ~ ti-,ca'i-led"~e<,SklrkClub." Every- 0);' mtislcalnextsE\a~on.~.:ei1ly - , ~ , pens 1,61Ht!t)\l "~""'~f:! ' "', , ~t., ",' BETTY HUTTON an!! SONNY TUFT8-"HASTAQUELLOVIAENS~YUL~"'"
- ilcm:'- was vel'Y" very happy apd Rose has fmally decided to dro'p S h - E d ~'. I' ~~""l ' Ir:II',-l' I.I~II ~ " Ll... al;'.o "DOUBLE EXPOSURE" with DOORSOPENDAILYI2NOONT6'N'~
,1/ M'd' "Th S Vmp '^ny n s . ',; . ' . I G:nESTER MORlns & N~CY KELI,Y I - , ~ ~ _~ri-,
," j' 1/.3 verw s1.Jl'e tj)f1t Mr. a \Son e e>:en Li-:el! Arts," wJiichl'ias!l _v ' This ev.ening at the Curran' . ''''11' '.' '. L' .... E '-..- ~t~
('\' ~d hit t~e;?u1)'s~e;e. '~fve~n~elSf,aPcPmo1UltlJ?-gtdefsPl~e its .s~af ,I . ' ater the San :'~~anci;lco clv,j~ .' . CII.AtJDETTE~ COLBERT ' '("...;:- PALACE 23rd Ave. &, ElIat }5th *, B RKELEJ ~ . ,i/i. "
I .' . , 0 pam @ ",.e orJtlcs Season HerA.. Ope.ra ASSOCla'tlOn opehS'H-SI FRED MacMURRAY In "SiNCE YOU w:NiR~WA~f.M:t~ RIVOLI San pa~~ ~~'!~~' '
'? i!~e Qfl1e~ daY1f:le,te was a y~ry was the, material furl'\ishe~ the 'c annual seasptl. w:itb a, p'resen.ta "PRACYICALL Y Claudette COLBERT - Monty WOOLLEY "BELLE OF THE YUKON" ~
/ llf.l';'alvaem fr6m the .flJ.mland typmg arbsts . . . Harold L1o,yd WIll re. ' _ _ Vl'ct'^r Herbe:r"'S ''The 'ned 'M ~ YOURS" t Jefinlf~r {~!"ES - & ,- Jo!eP!:,~C~~trEN Gypsy Rose LBE and Rand '},a
~~ l'" H 1 u k B CLIF1FOft'D GESS E ~'.n " 1'- - ,-, , also "NA1'IONAL BA.RN DA OF!'
maern$le to ihe effect that a s me war as a mOV16 actor on Y . L R Most meiodll: 0.pe.etta df'tn ',,~," (L t TI 't 10'20) ... I 1*, ALAMEDA . JeanHeatber-Chas,Q"Il<ley_Robt,iJe
/W/l.~er-. 'f.lilY ~aq just finished the June 1, when the camera starts to Orie;y; See l~d the Oa,kJ,pnd Sym- li~t of Herbert succeSses " ~ . . "~~N ~~~RICA;A':'; .. LORIN Adehne at '"
:o.~lIecti'bR. . 'Elf ''Duffy's Ta.vern," roll o"n "The Sag~ of Harolg Pid,dle- phony Orchestra In one of 'its most MIU" willlrr-J.hg the ba";t~ ,- ~_ ~ VOGUE Phone LA kellurst ,2-7337 SHIRLEY TElM
:=t'j-,; '-- tIt d' ct f bach Hugh H b rt h ~ , t~_ ' pi! "THE BARD WAY", In "SINCE YOU WENT AWAY"
WQ'!Ut1",<tia",e . over . e lI'e IOn 0, tN' 'y' er, e as gone interesting progtams of the year Bowe to the €urfan:tObM ''.. I I I . II j !da LUPI~O and Dennis MORGAN. also Claudette COLBERT-Monty WOO
"Stork Club." . .0 "ew ark f~~ an Important role yest~rday atiern~on at th.e Oakland chief male'Sinjifig'rol~,\s . Yon Can t E.ca))e Forever".Geo. Brent JENNIFER JONES & JOSEPH C
I ,'fhls- was a little pu~~ling an~ re- lO Oh, ~rother :.. ~allace )3eery Auditorium - TJieater. closing the Or!! with sO}lr,ano,Nan,cy' , ~ r t t NEPTUNE Central at WebRer CAMPUS -rW Inoalt'
q)J~d some explanatio. n, so VarIety, and Mar,Jorie MalO ,w, III be t~roned organization'S 'Season. ~e fun in. '''rp-e 'Ileg 1'4liJ!1 " & Edw. G. Robln.on 'DOROTaY Mon
.'" h tr' ~1 g e that de for the SIxth time in Bad Basco b" . h ds ... -;;> J " Joan Bennett-"Womlin In th. Window" In "TREE GROWS IN BROOKLY'H"
,... !- ea lC... ma az1O.. m, Opening ,with, the stately Miles 10 t e haJ;l , o{: '.."delie', ,Fay, -: 7, "J'm From ArkanuI"-91lm SurjIro!ll;Vllle JOAN BLONDELL. also RosE\mat'y
/ tUnes to accept anyth.mg at face wstOry ?f 8b Mdormi on woman and a Standish overtUl'e" 0" the late Henrv Lee Dixon.. D,ixon is lIe.r:!r' ~ " ALAMEDA LA keh ft -"SING ME A SONG OF TEXoAS
to k th th long yomlng an t t - .. "., '...t 1 . I'J " , . . RALPH uroB~' ....A4433MY -PLUS THE LATEST NEWSRE":
Tall:1e. went W?t. WI e . , Bicldord "Pasmore, the p'rogram 109 .n the .o~i~j,~at...,ewl , : .:\ - , ....... D -~,.
Jlt'~~. 1'h.e lltU~O Issued a st~te- , '. turned to tlie> colorful exoticism of pa~!y of "Oklahoma." . ,,' ~ I' I I , Anne BAXTER- 'GUEST IN THE HOI:fSE' OORS Op'EN DAII\Y AT 5:40.
me-nl that the parting of MadIson The bell tolls on ExtenSIon IS-T. Rimsky,-Korsali:oii's s y m p h 0 n i c :rollowing ,the two-week I t f . · "TAM~:H~AIt~D~'TE';~~ap;~lne. CALIFORNIA g':;'~fn;~~~
anil>:0e $(Ylvil was'as frl~ndly as all Earnfred ~o annou~ce that GJadys suite ,rSchehel'azade'" attractive in ment of !''Fhe R~tl. "M!-' " I - ' -"TO HAVE ANt). HAVE NM_'
.' 'lth 'h'" d er had George will arrive 10 Rain" at the '. t' ""ti' '., ~ ' . - 'R.I.O 1413 Park Street. I"A-2-3996 Lauren BACALL and HUm.pl>r~Y' BC!I()C ~,i1g
;ieovout, a oug ..ue p1:0 uc ,",. its musical, unfoldihg of Arabian ope a as!!0c.~ €In w....l.. olio. , ..' ~ I., -.r.~ BING' "WE'RE NOT DRESSING" "HJ:;RE COME THE WAVES..~BIng.et ,ll"'['
;per-suade,d hIm to rem,a1n on the job Geakry ofnHMlay 20, follo~mg In the legendru and its profusion of solo DeseI't Songl" .' ',' ,I~' J01 ~ j '-"I '.M.' I. - CROSBY and RAY MILLAND OAKS S I ' 'I'
efte.t the first weeK wa e 0 e en Hayes. The ShaW is,1 , ' '~, _' . . ~...~, ~ "Bord~rtown Gl\nf!l<bters" - BIll Emou 0 a, at Tl;1e A:J ~ ~
", -, II . 11 htl i'>ein~ produced by Har~ Zevin pa~sag~s for .various 1O~truments, " -1!, . -'J ~ ' , r '~','" ~TRAUD Park St opp Alamedl Aye -"MUT ME IN ~TTEfJ':rW,~ ~I;;
Ma91son himse was s g Y more h d ' returnmg agam ,and agam to the V F W ....'..... , 0.,0 0 " .~ ::: .I. ~ i ", " I r ~ n "PENNY SERENADE" Judy GARLAND and Ma;garet Q'is~'N" ("
ex'plicit. :His statement was: ~ 0 use to sell prog!ams in the theme in solo viohn in 'wh'ich tlie i. . GID"i" AU~J~. . i' _ IRENE DUN N E and CARY G R A S T -DOORS OPEN TONIGIlT AT 1l~3.~ .~
, .~ter.ference from a numbe'r of urran and Geary lobbIes. , . How- t t R ''V W. - ~ ,",,).....,, t >j g"" - , "SWEATER GIRL" With June P~ELSSER BERKELEY Shaltllck.Ha.te AS<li"'B'" ,
'd 'f t bl ard Young and Russell Lewis who cancer mas er,. 0se .."..ovats, gave .U Aid W~r.' ~ I!!!'- TIMES Web.ter-Santa Clara LA.3-3422 RIta .HAYWOJQJ!, I,,,';~
~~UI:lle!l ma e mY pOSl Ion un ~na lle. produaed "Blithe SpirfV' 'th an excellent' p.erformance. Dr. See "' (' t." \ ~1 WALLACE " __. _,~ "JUNGLE PRINCESS" Lee BowmanCTONIGHT &. EVEltY 1!lIG~ _ ' ~'~~
lY~Y 'WOrK was ha~~ered contmua y Coa~ 'will take "The Deser~10n ~ and the orchestra: achievEid a stimu- The ope.ntng~6,f:'1b~ ' " BEE'RY,- DOROTHy LAMOUR and RAY MILLAND "I L 0 V E AMY S T E R Y"-Nlna 'Fodli 1 :~.
~y t~o ~anY perSO~t whofwere t~?- pr0d~ation agd cast to New YQrk ,fn lating rel'lditiatJ,,oi this number, with 10a6 .4rivl! W)],~ fi:Qdr 1 I ,I - /m - . "~OMBBERO KID" with Don BARRY ,II h.J> "~"::~
~ngtO_~lr~ct,th~Plc~urehotrJme.D collaboration with Edwirt Lester its str.ong o6ntta~ts and intticate!i"o~.el~Wa~~.l>~ts' 'I~ II,THIS . .I,.V.. -1.....-.. ,BOX OFFICE" OPENS AT 11:411 P.M. UNITED ARTISTS Co;t~~~~f.~/\ ';;':
~-s' that old! 'sag~1 dOp e . u. . . . timing. . larles in the '0 .~' I U " 1 .. ~ I -J 'j ..... * OBINDA * "OBJECTIVE, BURMA". Eh'ol Ji!t-m;:ll" ?i:,
rant~, frequentlY Pouts it: "Every- They have acquIred the Rtoduction . in the rUnn', g" aGC~ .,., " Henrr HULL; also Dunc.n RliJNAI:D9' ',',
bOii~_.....-ts to g'ec6 I"n'o de act." an.,d. the. cast contraots from th~ Eva ,Garcia, ,guel},t, soloist, played Llo"d 0' ~, dij""''''~' Anne Bader-Ralph B~lIa",,. ORINDA Tunllel HlghwilY at Orlnda '~QISCO KID RETURNS"~ ' '~fl:
"',1 W'<U' ". LC A,1 C un_oJ! a II"" " MAtiS GUEST I'n the ROUSE ,ICTos~,Road. Orlnda 2233 - ,;- '. ..,
, CIVIC LIght Opera Asso<;iation .. the bnll1ah ,Rhap$od4e Espagnole o()l ... " 'c "..:t' ",,~ ~,. A,' ~~ -"FOR WHOM THE BELL TOt.LS"- D C Unlvetsl17 & Shattuck TW~~3QQ ."'.-
," . 'R b ri D f t.... 1\JI' C' t ' 's i " 6 ...eua au" y .:-0unc", "i - GARY COOPllR and INGRID BI!:RGMAN' "B.'\LL OF- Fllt.tn, ^
.,:W-.!n, 'wh'a't"do' you 'know dept.- .~?~~. ono,:~n: 0 . _....e, c,~all~~;~ :~IS~, .<Is,:a~ran,gcr ~ '~r".'p'lan.o I!,~- Foreign 'War,s:', -" ~., \ Ella RAINES.Jobn WA:YNE -LARG!!' FREE PARKING. AREA- BaJbara STANWYCK & Gary CO~Itlj'R>. t .,'
G'l!.or~e.: S. Kaufmal), who makes a Eyans e?terta!nm.~nt4 U1vt t~ r~~I;t' or.w~st;ra liy , )Yn~ 6ramatlc l'Slbyd s~iCl that ih~~ 1~1". UV" TALL in, the SADDLE ,. ' . also "B 0 L Y MAT R I l!l 0 N 1';" witl1 · '.
]D' ~er than average living as a huns~ In ~l.ameda. from ;Hawal~.'; t ,elo~uence, and ~CY. . . . , loan. drive, th-e, ' ., MY . ' * PARR BOULEVARD * Monty WOOLLEY and Gracie FlELD~1 '~...
~'ywti~ht, tlilO'k time aut to enter An ~hldentlfl~,sl v!lIFe 40m, ..JS,al'1h s ,J( '.c?nt~~o~ ,'~~POS~~IQll, the Wm's ,piace~' ~ec9.~' ~ " PARKWAY Par.l< Bly'! ~ Ea.t 19t1l * EL C.ERRITO' , *; -:;{ ~
" b. . . g "t '.t "be other asking If I na\le eyer heard of tJl1azlhan :qa~e, at' ~amarga Guar" States l'n a"" " .: , ' · . I r-t I ' - SHIRLEY TEMPLE mE RITO S P "'I - .', rV-;
l! p-y. "-Damm no.. e~ " s' S hI' . h "h . I, ., d' lit "k ' . ....." "181:;/'/ .'" "'m ~l)I', In "SINCE 'tOU WENT AWA.Y" with "" a" 0 a\,FalrtriQtm"t', '.. t,
~:Y' and trabb~d oft a' neat $1000 army c uy er," y! 0, s e -.t~mks, men, an ~c ,al.,9wsa". s ~, orgal1izati'ons~ 'Bl:l ,to > - ,"- CI d t~ CO lillT M ' 62 HOLLYWOOD ~'fA1l.1 'I ",.Ii
-vmr' bb.Rd:' He s\(ggested that the may be a band reader or a!1 ~c~gt loverture, cRrp~!P7tp.E; prog~. . to"ln 9ak>la~d'1 1 \ 1" tA '~ J":'~I:er e JoJ:s and J~~:~l1 w~g~~:~ ~~~~I'tfi:~~2AR~~~~\t~ ~"~\'
~-iay. caliled ''!l:I1e''"@~ertops'' be, la- or even a promoier. . , . , . ' ~: ~T.': .T" SteHa"Pn'Uss Sir . " .,,;4'IJ)-~V 1 I 'I' ' , . : ' ~~d~ .9i':~ Il;;l:h~ O::'~frlo,~fJthe~~~~ .lfe- VlS~A~ 9lIn ~.b10 ~ ' ;1,'~
'&ile-d"~MlInied Alive" a title se- 'I. " . "', "'~ ,Circu'e,:'GOars'Se.e I." ''"OJ " ",rf'" .. ~; ,I , ,.... .. Weaver Bfos, '..Ar~
- -" :,,":> o~ 3011Q \es. ~h. t~e ~ai~ 'ba~~6~e. ifrom.;t~ ~ ,.,"or, ",~}.. ~ 1iI ~,: , .' tv:" I.,.... '.ft," \ 'I'~ ", ,.~,- 1~}G~,~ ,. t I , .,* _ EA-ST- ."Ih STBEET * "P'R 1 END L Y N E I G.i( B' 0 Rj; ,I'
"!;:'L ~ liItidM'toh.erMqsan::.s.m~tlier_~~J"rl.gtlfat ,/ :,lIl"~" ' I~I:J'\' .~w,ue~.' . Vf1-"'; ,'.f, II,,' I, ~ "'. ' ,'~ "'OR~IQNAGENT"wlthJohli~llHfJ I"r
S' e.ahJi' I," n Qatln}~I;tV!Ot>~ ,Ii .1_iJ!....,lf, ,.',_,: t.fU l't,e~ 1'\ I.rl Ea'St 12th street at 7th Avtn\.tf ~ ~
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l":; ',' '~.-, _,pame (}~'F1.!!~ ;as ~!'te-tirst of the C-iric IJIgM Op~ra billed witlf . sband E;Nink as! - - , ....".,.....~l
". . wOl:ltVa.~, cost qf'$~a;., senes. , .;, " "V-idoria alllfTl;!i:~~nce," Teh, thou- - . "
" -amd is, now 1Il1yLng to get pri- . " sand i;pee.t~t9.PS"stfYl 1lh,!!, accidept. I ' " " '
o~1til!'S ~or-1i~ode'ling. To date the The PassIng Show.,...M. ~. (Rosy) Od APrili'"-:l7'" 'ei~t women aerial~ " F.O{X ..,y/pt t I( ~ ,
i..o13pre1!Si Jhaye~'t beel\ awate that ROsenburg, once of the Chimes, still ists fell. 30 ~et b,:om high ~t!!dders, ~ _.
tHe{t lan~ofo js the great Garbo. of the Gol'den State .l:ii!C;l1it, to dis. None was kil}ed., . - Ii' 1'''i.J~ " ".,)
; , cusS the war loan dpve nnd tell me ~ :::,.,: ~ ~, . "'\.iii "1.1I}'". ~':i ',\
',:'Jiliae~c:'s a tiew PQPulat song called that the "B's" are emana!ing, froni Lecture,I's'~dltd41:e"d ... ~
"Cfu M~ .f>.Gbin' Baok" 'the wotk of th-e indies rather than the majors, '" ' !Olt ",' - !rl Dazzfi'i1.g Tllc.:
~'orrie Am:tetalim, ';ho turned oui whIch sI:oul~ clear that hal'f of the BERKEbE.q.;\'~y 7.-:'~egiJln.in~ SO;'j/;'HENIE-Mlen
'~1IIi'i 11M Coca-Cola," with Fred d?ub,le-bll~ situation . . . Dick Ma- Life Together"!' W:~l-, be :iSt:lPD~Gt oft' 11ft's: A PL
AK~r.e and, Willie Shol1e as cOllab, gmms, BII! Deschat and sun<!ory a")lectur~ to ,'J;!e' give?, ~y. ~~, ~o~) ~ . e~ 't'
o'i;a'toN ,iil!te's the haw of it. When others to gIVe their blessing ta ibe Keys, dlr'ecto&_oerth~ cURj,V~!1S1t~ of ~ (La t, TI>.n, ~,
~'ta!re' lxta Shore we);'e overseas on new Hollywood Club ,in EI Cerdt~ ,C~lffol;h!a. ~~teri~ibn ~rvi~!~nr IiI,: ' 'O,~~tIEN~~:M~;J\1.:
aJ"U..s 0 junket Shore diseov-tred ' . . Harry Seitlle, the new :fox stiiute on 'Yhl1thd and tvU.r,rl!lge, H' 'w d f'
. i1filft Aitalte CQuld' get a Jaugh by West Coas,t ohieft~in, gettilllg him: !9' b~ giv~ry, llt,;4~10 ,P'lI?' to,I?Ql'ro\1v ~!,lJIg.... ,on er
, s'lW1tli: "Any ~)me ll. GI wants to S'eU acqua,mted 'Ylth I T~~ 13o,osters In Lite S91fln~e ,A1ldltOl'Ulm, -Berke-,. _~
, diUc.k some' AINQ: work he llQmplains . '.' T. Jay O'BrIen, hel;ald of the ley campus. ~~, , ' . .
~O'l:lt hi!! ~ililg ,I:)'(c'kf." Sill(!e a 5prine Indoor Circu~, to pa.y a '~-' _' T ~ ". '...;' I;.; ~~ r' ,:
Jt<iln jn the Back'l$ a,'bard thiJ'lg to couJ.'tesy ~all, llnnourr~mg th&. 'WhiJ~ ' . . :Ji! l - " '- , ">11""-
t:i:.llle; the me!}!!,Gog 'tt~ij let the that the ~Irs! show w~ll be glve~ ~t " ... 2 !or:a~n'l~o
Id b'ak '€Iff' th!! AudItOrIum at 9.30 on FrIday -. ~ - " r:Vrone,J'
gQ~-: ~.. _ ~~ J,r d' ~1.. il. ~lii:r ne1c~and he meant 9:30 ll,m. . . , ,-, \ I ~ uOR
,'1.0Un w.e. ne jiO pop Goodness gracious and I'm supposed I '~ ~' ,on"'
l1l.t' 'B'kr ntul1l. lie told Hatry t b +h I ' RandY Sc\;
:ul1t1ilt ~_ "~st Music a'bout it. Feist 0 e ~ ere. -.' lIlSHOR'ES (j
c:4ll!~d in "AmstelldaTn-Imd., lll~ce .it ;~ ~ ''! j ".. I (La.t "T!!J!.o1!,'! f~~~ I
,- v.i.~.iSIliO'lleI~ ldeli, 1ll!~~ eut hun In , . I TNt 8 WAY. GL, 8213 : ~ '
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; t;e l'l!lRlttieCi! by several companies ; 'r J~~ I ,v. Io..lIIl ~'Y' ,1 ... '. 'it
I " thts moliUi aI\1i sl}Ould be blaring , ~ I - " ' ,
'/' qi~" j~kes before many moons. ~ ,~ ,':J j I r I' , .' ~~ InJlr~i{~~ 'i.~c~'i;
. . OdQn\ients and Rtlmainders- Wale ..... . · . I' · "" ~ 'N A TI>O NAil. v V'rl.:
I " "I( tel' Wang' at, whos~ "Salome, Where ... L A ~ T r') ;" V , " .state ,ElizAbeth Tay,Ior-Donald
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>~,,' ijqm\ceQ ~ou;OOO :tOt the rights to SERGE~ ,~:~. .,i~ ,~ . ':~'I(J?f :J.~~~~;!
" .. t''B'alJ,lid ~~d Source," the Rosamond I ,.. ERTS 11:45 ~ Robt,Lo"'~ly4'lI3'lllsBl'iJ;
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.. ~~W.E!;U 'Mtl Lea :Durocher maY' ' , M ~n!lLoff paille.
:, ,hav.~ the .Wll.RCe t-6 Play thems~lves , ' II "FOran:,~" 1....1\&'01". 1:
--I 'in A ti'\;,uJfG'al caned' "~elle Brodty," A . i I
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Bl1\c Cro.bjV - Mary MA'I\TIN. ~!,oheater, TIT 0' G U I Z A R' In "B!R >A ';Z
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NOTIC,E ~ roDS FOR FtrRNISH- n ." _ ~ '~'A ".I! ~'41
lNG, C~.RTAIN sU;P:PLIES TO THE NOTICE TO BIDb'Et(s,. -..
CITY OF OAKLAND DUR'ING 1945- Ndticil Is hefel'Y glv,e!l:"li '
19H. Boa~d~6f EdU'Catlon of thJI.
LEGAL NOTICE The CIty Clerk will r~celve sealed Oak I !L!I,d . and 01 tl'le.Ol\olpa!!,i1
U u _ _ _... ~_ _ _ _ bldJl or proposals,ln his o.ftlce III the District ,!-l\d of. the 9:o.~~i;iId'
NOTICE-BIDS, FOR FURNISH- City Hll!n llt' o.ny time prIor to the Schoo.! DlstrJct of -<\).RI1\'e~o.. '
tNG CERTAIN J\f.AT,t;JRIAL, SUP- nour of 1 o'clock p.m, on TueSday, herehy calls for sealed. pr,?~~sa.
PLIES, AND SERVICE TO TfIE the 15th day of May. 1945( for fur- be delivered to the Secreta.r,y of
CITY OF OAKLAND DtJRI')NG THE nlshIng auto tires and tubes' bat- Board. Room 104, Board of, E
FISCAL YEAR 194&-1946. .' torles; brool'n reflll mat&rial;' ~oal:' tlon', ,Admlntstrtalon 'BuHd{1fl ~
The Clty Clerk wiH receIve sealed 'common brick; concrete pipe; corru- Sec~>nd Avenue, Oll.kla't>d', _~j
bids or proposals In his office In the gated II on pipe; crusher rtin ba,se untIl Tuesday, the :l2nil day
CIty Hall at any tIme prior to the coarse mate~lal; draIn stone' second 1945, at 4'00 ll,m.. at wbJch-t.t
hour of 1 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday, 'gTade rock and Quarry wa~te' dr"y' place bIds will b. ollehe" to
the 22nd day Of Mo.:.', I945, for fur- concrete mix; Lumber: penetr'atlon Schedule ,No~ 4-]il1.ndl~
nlshlng Ammunition, Copper WIre type m I n era I aggregates; ready- brary Books, Textbooks ,a.nd ,.
and Cable, Dock Feed, Face and mIxed Portland cement concrElte: re- zlnes,. ' ;' ~,
ff",nd C'1"th ToWel Service, Groceries cap automotive thes; sand: vitrIfied Schedule 'No. 1I-Colit1~1!'ol' ~
and SpIces, Mattresses, Various clay sewer pipe and ffttlngs; white Year,1945-1946. I
Meats, Nalls and Spikes, :Photo Flash traffic lIne paint to the Olty of Oak: B1ds for Scheclule 'No. t, s
Bulbs, Photographic Suppfles, Ply- land for the fiscal year 1945-1946, acooll\pal;llell by two al'I~c'.kIJ,'
wood,- Pollce Revolvers, '''Rubber Speclflcatlens and blank forms of fled wIthout QualifIcatIon,/,
Garden ancl Water HOlle, Sponl;:'es proposals will be furnIshed' by tl>e On a solvent bank O!L:ban;K1f;'
and ChamoIs Skins, Tollet Tlss~e City Clel'k on appllcaUon. Price bid In the amount of One Hun'drea.-
and Paper Towels, ve get a 1;11 e s shall Include all State and Federal lars ($10000), one I",,:\,a.ble at
(fresh). Speclficatlons and blan~ taxes If appllca.ble, AlI proposals to the order of the OaclUand
forms of proposa.ls wlll be furrqshed shall be accompanied by a check in School Ellstrict of AIa.h1e11a
by the City Clerk on application, an amount not less than, ten' per and one payable ab .s{g:H!t~c._
:PrIce bId shall Include all State and cent (10%) of the aggregate amount order of the Oakland Schbill
Federal taltes If applicable. AlI pro- 'of the proposal' certified by a re- of Alameda Countt. - ,
posals shall be accompanied by a spon!'l.lble banI< payable to th-. ordei" Illd" for Schedule ,No. 8 s
check In an amount not lesa tl>an of Cha~, M. D~n, City Clerk of the accompanied by a 'cneck,' eer.
10 per cent (10%) of the Iiggl(egate City of Oakland, 'which oheok and I Without qualification, tictll!w,n on"
amount of the proposal certified by the amount therein specIfied, snail solveT\t bank. In tAe a~OU-l!t.
fi responsible bank, payal;1le to th.e be forfeIted t\nd retained by the City Three Hundred Dollars ($3
JOHN W. EDGEi\IOND, order of Chas. r.~. Don, CIty ,Clerk I 'I! Oakla'nd If the successful bidder payable at SIght to the oM
'" 'Se!1fe.t,\J'y of the Board of of the CitY' o. Oakland, whIch check falls to execut.. the con~rllct in the the Oakland High Sch.ool
.' '.]l)t'h!Jclio\;lon of the City of and the aingunt therein - specIfied. r.eQulred f01"m and furnish'the bond of Alameda Co,unt.y alnll
I.'! Oa,kl,:,p.d, CahfornIa, shall be forfeited and tetall,1ed by required. Bond 1n an amount equal School DIstrIct of tAlameda.
.' .:l~jj-4,Ql'l 30-M:ay 7 (2t) the CIty of Oak1and If the success- to one-fourth of estlmate'd amount These bids sb,all be vrese
annual meeting of the stock- ful bidder fails to elOecute the corl(- o'f said purchase,ll qnder. eoftlltllct,but aCCQTdi'-nce wltn.. tlte ~ecl'f
,.., tract In the re'lulreli form and fur. not less tl>a6 $500 to be -gl\'en by on rllt! 'in the of,dce of.th.e 1:11
the "Eag1es' Hall Assocla- nlsh the bond required, :Bond In an successful Mdder. as a. guarantee for of Purchasln~, Rootfl- 1~5,. ~
li])~yd, ~~Ii!iil~i~]r.~ec~~~1 amount equal to one-fourth of. tota.1. faithful perforll'1ance of contract, tration Bulldmg, 1025 'Second'
contract price to be S'lven by SOc., ,Contract to be entered Into WIthin nue, Oa.kland. Oa.llfQr,ll'jS;: .
MallISon Streel, at Oak- cessful bidder as a gUarantee fOr1 loQ days after aWArd thereof ,and said Price, fltnes~ amI QuMlty
. en Thur~day evenIng. faithful performance of contract,' ~upplies to be' deilvered 'Id' llccot!l-' eq,ual, preference wild b~ '
~'9~5ih:tpJ~;os~0~f ef:ct~ Contract to be entered Into WithIn a't;lce with speCifications therefor the product~ of ith~ < t
Of Director. 'for the 10 days atter awa) d th'e-repf' an!!' ll,'dp,ptid'l\ol/ly Ist;'1945. ' f"rnlw, ' - ': . to. ~t '
, said supplies, etc,. "to be dellv,ered OHAS, M. DON, Clt~'Clerk., '1 ,_ w.
"B,~:Ml!:HRMANN, \ ~n ' accordance, wUb specl!~ca.t,1..n,5. '.: :l9:4-Na.y 4 ~5t>.," . ';.... 'l
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CHARLES HAIN
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f Notice Is hereby Itiven that the
oa>~d of Education of tha City of
ak)and anil 01 the Oakland School
~tl'lc-t an II' of the Oaklan'd HIgh
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lll'epy caJls for sealed proposals to
e deliVered to the Sect..t:j.ry. of
"'ld"Board, Room 104, Admlnlstra-
l:l:l'llldll1g, 1025 Second Avenue,
daDiI, CaJj(orJlla, until Tuesday,
!5th day of May, 1945, at 4 :00
<'"k I),m, {It which time and place
bids wlll be openlld for:
[It. Si),h~dule No, 5-Gasolll1e, for
!il''1SClJ,( Year 1945-194G,
;I;!!('!;, for Scl>edule No. 5 .hall be
c'Companicd by a check, cel tlfled
Atli;out Ql.lallllCatlOn, drawn on a
ol""iH bl\nk, payable at sight to
e: '01 der 04:, the Oakland HIgh
11'101 Dlstnct of Alnmeda County
if II. chack, certIfied without quall-
cation, dr'l.wn on n solvent bani,.
tHe at sIgh t to the order of the
aond School DIStllCt of Alameda
,ty-. In tl>e amount of Seventy-
.oollars ($7500) eacl>, ,
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qance with the Speclflc~ations
!ijfUe In the office of the Director
.,:rUl chltsl'f\;>, Room 115, AdmJl!ls-
'tJon BulldUl&" 1025 Second A'Ve-
akla.n<l. Calif 01 hill..
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ducts of tlile State of Call-
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tllP'y ltose nee and Randolph Stott -ROY ROG};R~and LlAIJE> E
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'DIMORD'" 'Fruitva,le at M~CArthl1t.. NORTH OiKLARrt.~ ~':':j
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In '~WOMI' 'IN THE. WJNDOW,'l with CHIMES CoUeKP at Shane,): (j1~1l2'~
.To.n IJIi !IT and; Ra)lmpn(! MAiSSEY &rl EIJW ~~si
also, '11>4 t: IILAC}ID SERENADE'~' with "wOMA1~ IN THE Wi~~'O~1 ~O<
~~al~ - Ray N~ble - V.era ,:aJ". JOAN BENNETT and RA'Y WM-Ni,&j~ ;"r.'
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'"RANA-D'A''' , East 14th...c!i 89th Avi "AT"r,WAY San Pahlo 8. StlJi:(o~ ;: ~
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AN~ BAXTER and. JOHN BODIAK SENATOR tw In0akl "23UO: I',
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