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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1943

Page

3

Soviet Criticizes Polish Exile Government Espionage Claims

Moscow says Polish government in London engaged in espionage in Russia and that some individuals have admitted guilt. Stanislav Kotnow and other Polish officials are named in the charges amid questions on diplomatic ties and the Polish fronting against the Soviet state.

Moscow Andrei J. Vishinski London Russia Stanislav Kot Vishinski Kotnow Wishinski International Red Cross Smolensk United States Poland Soviet Union America United Nations Moscow Radio Soviet Monitor Velikovski Arlet and Zalewski Gruyov Glogowski Polis

Kansans Replant Wheat To Help War-Torn Russia

Topeka May 7 Kansas plans to donate two carloads of wheat to Russia as a gesture of aid. State agriculture secretary J C Mohler urges $6000 in gifts to buy and sack the grain for export. He notes Russian reseed seed helped Kansas become a leading wheat producer and urges support to revive Russia’s grain industry.

Topeka Kan Crimea America Kansas Russia J. C. Mohler State Board of Agriculture

Eight Carloads of Coal Ordered by County Officials

County commissioners ordered eight carloads of coal to supply general assistance clients next winter. Four carloads have arrived. three go to the county farm, three to the courthouse and jail, and two to general assistance cases.

Patriotically guidance on conserving rubber and speed

An appeal urging citizens to limit driving to essential trips to preserve rubber for the war effort. It stresses using 35 mph as the safe limit, warns against wearing tires beyond recapping points, and frames mileage as part of America's transportation pool.

America

Final Music Week Festival Shines With National Figures

The festival featured Ferde Grofe Domenico Savino and Peter de Rose alongside a strong home talent lineup. Grofe conducted Mississippi Suite and On the Trail, Savino led The Two Americas and March Symphonique, and de Rose’s Deep Purple drew the loudest acclaim. The program closed with Marching Along as a rousing finale.

Ferde Grose Domenico Savino Peter de Rose Mr. Grofe University Miessner Clokey Glendy Burke Foster Babylon Ig Cain K. U. Men's Glee Club Carpenter Laurel E. Anderson John Alden Carpenter Chicago George Washington Robert Calderwood Dean Swarthout Two Americas David T. Lawson Savino Americas Grose Grand Canyon K. A de Rose Porgy and Bess Russell Wiley June Hammett David Lawson Wiley Jack Robbins The Robbins, Music Co Ed McCauley Robbins deRose Euersteiner Gaston Lawrence G.C.8

Society Hosts Luncheon For Past Presidents Club

Mrs. Charles Starkweather and Mrs. J. Fred Broeker will host a luncheon Monday at 1 at the Colonial for the Past Presidents' club of the Social Order of the Beauceant. The regular meeting will follow. The Home Aid Society marked its seventy seventh anniversary with a founders' day luncheon at the Colonial yesterday with seventeen members, yellow and white decor, and tributes to long time members.

Charles Starkweather J. Fred Broeker Colonial Home Aid Society the Colonial H. G. van Neste Robert White J. J. Krum Wollenhaupt Will Johns Carl Graeber Bertha Strahl C. O. Bruchmiller van Neste O. E. DeVore Mattie Howard Idaho James Belshe Robert Jenkins Johns DeVore

University Women's club elects new officers at union meeting

New officers of the University Women’s club were elected yesterday afternoon in the Union building. President Deane W Malott and vice president Waldemar Geltch lead a list of officers and committee heads. Luncheon and program committees named. reception plans canceled due to illness. Young people’s meeting at Clinton Presbyterian church scheduled.

University Women’s Club Union Deane W. Malott Waldemar .Geltch E. B. “Ambrosius C. J. Posey J. N. Carman Fred Ellsworth John B. Hawkins J. W. Twente J. W. Ashton Edna Hill Ruth Kenney Cairmen H. B. Chubb Red Cross Henry Werner Fae America A. J. Mix H. E. Chandler Margaret Lynn C. G. Bayles Shitsman Earl D Hay N. Carman D. D. Haines Mire E. L. Falkenstien John G. Blocker Margaret Anderson R. H. Beamer Clinton ‘Presbyterian Church Evelyn Alvin Vernon Harrell The Christian Church Listby Albert Williams Robert Walker

Department Honors at Rapertaien Event

Mrs Dunkerly supervised a department gathering with refreshments for members including Mrs Hartley and Lisle Eby praising the department’s work. Executive members listed include superintendent Mrs Dunkerly, assistant Mrs Hartley, teachers Mrs Albertees Mrs Roy Walker, Mrs Eby Maurice Clarkson and Ralph Starling.

I.W. Hartley L. Dunkerly Rapertaien Lisle Eby H. L. Dunkerly I. W. Hartley Albertees Roy. Walker Maurice Clarkson Ralph Starling

Mrs Ellis Returns From Florida and Family Visits

Mrs Otto Ellis came back from St Augustine Florida after three months with Colonel Ellis at Camp Blanding where he leads the Eighty Division Artillery. Phyllis Ann Ellis visits tomorrow to honor Mother’s Day with Mrs Ellis. Local police officers and officials returned to Lawrence after Kansas Peace Officers association sessions and police school in Pachite.

Otto Ellis St. Augustine Fla Colonel Ellis Camp Blanding Irtieth Division Phyllis Ann Ellis St. Mary’s Leavenworth Els C. A. Bliesner Rody Skinner Harve Schinedemanty Clarence Mc Elmer Schiller Lawrence Kansas Peace Officers Association Kansas Police School Pachite P. W. Ewing Memorial ‘Hospital Donald Drews Route Four Security Benefit Association Topeka

Pimples Disappear Overnight With Kleerex Drug Ad

An advertisement claims Kleerex dries pimples overnight using a medicated liquid. It asserts dramatic before and after results for users who apply it at night and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold by Round Corner Drug Store.

Round Corner Drug Store

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