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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Army Filters
Killed in Ohio
International News service Wiz.

DAYTON, o., May II. - Two
plane crashes apparently caused
by a severe thunderstorm that
swept Ohio today claimed the
lives of six, or possibly seven.
army airmen.
Capt. John c. Stanley and Capt.
r. A. Won Derau. en- route from
Boiling Field, near Washington. to
Patterson Field at Dayton, were
killed when their Advances train
ing plane, a TICS. was driven to
the ground by the storm and
crashed on the Nandervort farm,
10 miles south of Wilmington.
Four other unidentified army
fiiers were killed when their BIZ
motored plane crashed into a hill
side neaT/Carbon Hill. SIX miles
north of Nelsonville and in the
midst of Hooking County Hills. 1t
was feared that a fifth man may
have been killed in the crash.
wreckage of which was Strewn
over an entire hillside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
War Index

Axis recaptures Sollum. Page
100 Nazi bombers attack
birmingham Page ]
Five ships sunk, says
Berlin Page i
Raj blasts Rhineland. Page 2
Hess inquiry pushed. Page ?
Nazi planes transit through
Syria admitted Page 2
Iraqi invade Transjordan. Page
Vichy agrees TO let Axis
use air. naval bases. Page ?
France proclaims right 10
collaborate with
winner" Page 2
Pictures tell price France
must pay ..............P Page 5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Mckay'S Name Linked
To Push Sales Order

a clandcStinc hotel room meet
ing in which defendant John Mar
off handed him a list of liquor
brands he wanted to see moved,
and told him other brands he
was not interested in seeing
moved was described today at
the Frank d Mckay liquor graft
trial by John r. Mortified. Sault
Ste Marie
Mortified said that when he
was branch manager of the liquor
control commission at Escanaba,
Marolf summoned him to his hotel
room on the evening of Nov. Is,
1885.
"He told mve he represented
Interests that had contributed TO
the governors Frank d. FItz-
gerald campaign fund.-" Merri-
field testified. He said he was&
not interested in seeing Seagram,
Schenley or National Distiller's
products moved. He gave me a
list of those he said he wanted
moved and said IL would be
worth a years salary to me II
they were moved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
PRISONERS TAKEN

Italo-German forces regained
control OF these areas yesterday
in fierce fighting in which they
captured lao prisoners, accord
ing TO the German war COM
munique.
Yesterday both Cairo and
Berlin announced that British
forces had recaptured Sollum.
Today. however, military circles
in London were silent on the
Sollum situation but revealed
that the British lines had been
advanced in the defense ARA at
the Libyan port Of Tobruk.
In Ethiopia. according TO
these British quarters, British
troops arrived at Badola, 80
miles north of Neghelli)
The German high command said
the Italo-German troops ousted
the British from Sollum by means
of fierce counter-attack. At
fObruk, II was claimed, other
ltalo- German forces attacked the
British garrison there. capturing
three officers and p men and de-
stroylng two tanks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
5 British Ships
Sunk by U-Bodt
International New. servIe. cabI.

BERLIN. May IA German
U-boat sank five armed British
vessels totalling $500
tons. according to high command
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Quake Near Philippines

NEW YORK. May 17.--fINSD-
An earthquake. believed TO certef
near the Philippine islands; wa
recorded last night on the Ford
ham University seismograph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Safety Week Proclaimed

LANSING. May 17.-Next week
was officially proclaimed Michi-
gan Safety Week" today by Gov
ernor Van Wagner. Accidents
killed 3,S43 persons in the state
last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Egyptian City
In New Hands
For 5th Time
international News Service Cable

BERLIN. May 17.-Recapture
of the northwestern Egyptian
stronghold of Sollum by combined
ltalo-German forces was claimed
by the German high command to-
day only "a hours after British
seizure OF the town had been
officially conceded.
Sollum now has changed hands
five times since the fighting in
Africa began.
In addition, the high command
said. Axis forces recaptured Fort
Capuzzo on the Libyan side of the
frontier as well as the town of
Sid Aziez.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
TALKED OF BACKING

"He said he had the backing
Of Frank ID. Mckay and Isaiah
Leeboye political figure later
slaln). I refused and reported
the whole thing TO the COM
mission"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

Mckay and IL others are on
trial before Federal Judge Arthur
F. Lederle on charges of conspir-
ing to obtain a half million dollars
in state liquor graft A previous
witness was Margaret Shelby,
liquor commission employe
Miss Shelby. who testified yes
terday to her friendship with
Marolf, was employed to keep
books for the Duo Sales and En-
cheering Company, one of three
liquor sales agencies which the
government maintains the de-
PENDANTS set up 10 defraud dis
tilleries and the people of the
state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
IN THE
NEWS
Saturday Symposium

II III
III soon:
I'm just a dead soldier in
Flanders,
Once again the lombard
ment IS near,
And / Wonder If any one
living,
Can tell nae just scAy I
am here.
II fought in the wdr to free
people,
And really I hated not
one,
Like me, they Were hus-
bands and street.
hearts,
Until. someone gare them
a gun.
They marched you dUdy
from your UilLage,
And poisoned your mind
Nth Wdr hate.
And told non Of glories, I'M
ending,
II a bullet should meet
you, by fate.
You Were fighting the fight
Of the righteous,
You Were making the
world free for all.
But I rOndered just 1chot
they Were telling,
The boys IN the other
trench tCdH.
Since the Summer of II
FUe idm here.
While the peoples gre0
orer my bier,
And mothers and uires and
children,
Wotered orr 9roUes, with
tear.
I'm Just a dead soldier IN
Flanders,
Once again the cdHRoas
WW roar.
And / Wonder If someone
can tell me,
Just tchat they are fight
ing for.
Sincerely,
BOND DAVIS.
1919 Chula Vista Way.
Hollywood, California.
Sc Dellwood Road.
Bronxville, y. Y.
May 6. 1871.
Mr.. William Randolph Hearst.
McCl0ud, California.
My Dear Mr.. Hearst:
HAVE BEEN heartened by
j reading your fine and coura-
eous editorials on what should
be our attitude towards this Euro
pean war.
IL seems TO me that those of US
who experienced the last war and
now have children to look after.
have the most at stake and should
be the most competent TO advise.
As the father of a large family
OF 1907 British ancestry and a.
an old soldier with six battle
clasps. I address myself to my fell
low parents over forty years old.
We each experienced the last
war in one way or another and
we have lived through the after
math.
Should We enter this war we
personally would suffer no more
than minor loss and discomfort for
we could not fight and would not
- live to pay much OF the price.
On the other hand we, a. trus-
tees and guardians for our chill
dren, must make the decision for
them.
Our sons must do the fighting,
n We commit them. and our daugh-
tiers must share with their broth
ers the burdens Of debt and social
upheaval that will inevitably fol-
low.
The supreme question for us to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
ACCUSED FROM STAND

She was excused from the stand
yesterday when Judge Lederle eX-
cluded the introduction of the
books and records Of the Duo Com
pany because they had been OBJ
tanned by grand jury subpoena. He
ruled that he might permit them
to be introduced later. after the
legality of their use has been ar
gued. Miss Shelby was to identify
the records.
Final witness yesterday was
Godfrey Hammell, a business tax
counsel with offices in the Free
Press Building. He said that he
permitted the Duo Company to
use his office as a mailing address
and received $40 or SIS a month
from the company.
A. II. Weinstein, president of
Arrow Distilleries. Inc, told him
that their barnds were not selling
in sufficient volume, Hammell
said. and he asked William J. Nc
keighan. former Flint mayor and
a defendant, to handle the Arrow
account.
$500 AND A HEADACHE
He was reluctant, but he
finally agreed to help" Ham,
nell said. "He got one order
and Of the commission of Sl,7O4
ne got all but $500. All 1 got
was about $500 and q head
ache"
Hammell said that when he
wanted to talk TO McKeighan he
telephoned the Briggs Hotel and
asked for either McKeighan or
Gallagher.
whichever asked for
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CONTINUED on Page 12)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
How to Figure
Income Tax

AMERICA HAS big job to
do, one that costs money, so for
this year about 100000 Amer.
leans will file income tax re-
turns with Uncle Sam.
What the new rates mean to
you-whether you're a brand
new taxpayer or an old hand at
you'll want to know long
before March Is, filing day
Just how stiff will your taxes
be? When you've taken your
rightful deductions you may
find they aren't so bad after all.
Our new 40-page booklet,
GLOW 10 Figure Your Income
Tax" answers hundreds of ques-
tons on allowable deductions
and exemptions. Explains rates
for different classes OF tax
payers: single, married, head of
family, farmers, business men,
professional men.
Send ID cents in coins for this
booklet 10 The Detroit Times
Home Institute, 1925 Times
Square. Detroit, Mich. Please
write plainly your name, adj
dress and title of booklet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

Pattern 1886 is available for
dolls measuring y, II, rs. Is,
20 and - inches. For individual
yardageS see pattern
Send ID cents IN coins for this
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Among Those Boarding Trains

THAT WAS James Vernon Sr. you grabbing
choochoo for Chicago the other afternoon to enjoy
brief reunion with his soldier Jimmy.
And also boarding iron horse. Mrs. Ledyard
Mitchell Jr and her sister Mrs. William Moore JOY
who'll land in Princeton. N j.. today.
Mrs. JOY. has been visiting their parents Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Bernard Schoman. of "Sonehurst for the
past several and will. by arriving in the
be rejoining JOY who's engaged in military duties
Camp Dix.
Mrs. Mitchell. understand will remain with the
former Patricia Schotman for about before
returning her attractive home in the Ponte. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Movie Star
Owes Figure
To Swimming
BY IDA JEAN KAN

WHAT MOVIE star is it on
whose picture the boys depend
TO cheer them up after a long,
hard day of soldering? None
other than Dottie Lamour. Her
photograph outnumbers-thoSe of
the other stars four 10 one with
the new army--and a million
soldiers can't be so wrong
The boys themselves advance
the most logical of reasons for
their choice. They explain that
she is natural, friendly, and a
good scout. OF course, the fact
that she is so easy TO look at
might have something TO do
L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Elsie Robinson
Elsie Robinson
Express Your Opinions
Simply and Honestly

I'VE BEEN listening 10 young
Dorothy Kilgallen doing her new
broadcast. P'raps you know
Dorothy-we like to talk about
her. She's a kid who grew
up regular, taking all the hard
knocks and asking no favorS.
even though she's Big Time
Jimmy Kilgallen's daughter.
Gone from a cub reporter s
assignment right through the
repertoire TO her own -night-Spot
column-and now is swinging a
radio stunt. Yet. all the time.
she's kept herself as simple and
friendly as the first daffodil.
Great little gal!
Sitting there. listening TO her
fresh and fortnight young voice
batting II in, over the ether
thought how rare such voices
are definite, Straight-from-
the-shoulder voices.
Nothing bury nothing
mumbling or fumblng Dorothy
has something TO say and she
says it.
She gives you herself and her
news-as is Doesn't try 10 hide
or fake 9nything What q hap
pier healthier world we'd have
if We ali could be like that:
Ssy'1t Simply
Don't humble, Know what
you want 10 say. realize the
limits Of what you can say.
then say il simply clearly,
sincerely ] suspect that's one
of the deepest laws of life
You've a job TO do in this
world you've piece Of
goods 10 sell. That piece Of
goods is your most valuable
possession. II is your self.
Your self is a very compli-
Gated affair. II has been ages
in building. Millions of men
and women have had hand in
its making.
Out of their bodies and minds
and spirits they have given you
part of their selves-part OF
whatever was wise and strong,
fine, brave, beautiful, loyal and
reliable in their selves.
So, eventually, you came into
this world with the body they
helped TO mold. the spirit they
helped 10 shape. ~
Hand on Best
They left you the best they
had. Now il is your job
your most important job--to
hand that best on distinct
unblurred.
Don't humble, The world
needs what you have 10 hand
on. These are troubled times
busy. uncertain. bewildered
times.
Don't add TO that uncertainty
and bcwildcrment hy your own
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

mumbling. Others need ".
confidence. your cheerfulne
Don't cheat them!
Not Phoney
Don't humble, Don't try
give an impression which is b
yond your power 10 fulfil
Don't attempt to give some
thing YOU lack II you're moi
an Encyclopedia Britannica
don't attempt to act like one
Don { humble! Say what you
have to say-and then shut up
Any one will be excused for
lack of wisdom, provided you
give sympathy and loyalty in
its place. BGt nobody forgives
hypocrite or a number who
tries 10 put on A hollow act.
Don't humble, Golly, Elsie
how l wish you could always
follow your own swell advice!
Copyright 1871 by Kine Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Tuesday. December 2, 194l
Phi Kappa Sigma
Pie dge Reported

FRED A ROHN- JR. of Bali
four road was recently pledged
to Phi Kappi Sigma at Cornell
University.
THE REGULAR meeting OF
the Detroit Alumnae Association
of Zeta Tau Alpha will be held
Friday from S TO 7 p. m. in the
home OF Mrs. II. w. Babcock
in Grandville avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Measurements

She weighs all of He pounds
for her height Of five feet, one
inch. But. as Bob Hope once
pointed out, her weight is bet
ter grouped than is usual. Call
il grouping or distribution, here
are her measurements: Bust.
35'2 inches: waist. 2o inches,
hipeS. re isches.
1t would be nice 10 be able
TO assure you that daily
dozen is responsible But She
doesn't like calisthenics-minc,
or anybody else.
The difference between Miss
Lamour and the average woman
who doesn't like exercise IS
that she gets plenty. She
SwinS at least once every day.
the way most people like TO
take baths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Mrs. Tobin Planning First
Musicale at 'Miraflores
By JACK L. OLIVER

fashioned dances, they say, and
every one had whale OF a time.
THE STATUESQUE Nine.
Goeta Liungberg will give a
song recital next Sunday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the
Women's City Club.
For this dressy event. there's
quite list of patronesSes in
Guiding such well-known music
lovers as:
Mrs. John s. Newberry. Mrs.
Fred T. Murphy. Mrs. Elmer S.
Lumley. Mrs. Ward H. Peck,
Mrs. Ralph Ainsworth, Mrs.
Dudley {. Hay, Mrs. Anthony
MaiulIo and Mrs, Griffith Ogden
Ellis.
Nine. Ljungberg, we under
stand. will sing an interesting
program on which will be
number composed by your gifted
friend. Miss Alice mcfarland.
Following this tuneful mat
inee, the Elmer S. Lumleys will
be giving their Open House and
possibly Mrs. Hay may be.
hostess with buffet supper.
MRS. PAUL F. FOUTZ Of
Covington drive recently quit
same for a whirl in New York
at the St, Regis but VIII be re-
turning shortly 10 these more
familiar parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

THE KAPPA GAMMA CHI
SORORITY held its annual Fall
election of officers with the fol-
lowing returns:
Mary Ann Hunter, president;
Katherine Herpel, secretary and
treasurer.
The club membership includes
Misses Mary Lou Bfaesser, Betty
Burkard, Ca I h erin e Russell.
Blanche Cushing, Elaine Doran,
Pat Eckout. Bea Girard and Pat
Glendenning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Need Exercise

II YOU could manage 10 swim
every day for ID 10 80 minutes.
YOU could afford the same scorn
for caliSthenicS. You would get
plenty of exercise for the figure
controlling muscles.
You wouldn't have 10 worry
about reducing in some spots
and building curves in others.
But since all the probabilities
are against such a program,
YOU have 10 choose between
exercise and The gradual loss
Of your figure Fortunately
Just Is minutes of concentrated
specific exercise viii work
magic
copynght 1881 b. hrs Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Home Guilds
Plan YuIe Fete

THE SARAH FISHER HOME
GUILDS will meet tomorrow
for luncheon at the Stockholm
following which arrangements
VIII be made for the first an
nual Christmas party for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

little tots at the Home on the
nineteenth.
Invited 10 Wednesdays gath
ering will be those persons in
terestcd in taking as their
guests some Of the 100 little
folk from the Fisher Home for
Christmas Day or for the holt
days.
Mrs. Michael Reid Of Asbury
Park is in charge of reServa-
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
PEGGY Powers and Fiance Return

PRETTY PEGGY POWERS. and her lance. young
Larry Gotfredson returned yesterday after glorious
time at the Pennsylvania wedding in which they had
PENDANTS roles
A little later the brideeect's :. MIS-
Harriet Ekren Powers will be making her annual iaunt
10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

MRS. WILLIAM HOEY, who
sped eastward several days
ago to catch some OF New
Yorks current theatrical dis
fractions. has just returned 10
her home in Merriweather road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Swimming Star

Before she was ever a screen
star. she was a swimming star.
AT the high school contests,
she was a menace TO the other
participants and she collected
so many medals at the Girl
Scout meets that she was
finally promoted toThe post of
life saver 10 give some of the
nther girls a CHANCE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

ONE OF Mrs. Benjamin +.
Tobin's chief interests is music
and every year, soon as she
reaches "Miraflores. her hand
some Winter residence in Miami
Beach, she begins 10 plan the
series of musicaleS and informal
receptions which delight her and
friends.
Left "RoSecroft." her Pointe
home, only three weeks ago and
is already about 10 give the
first of her favorite parties
December as matter of fact.
AND SPEAKING of Florida
reminds us the Chauncey Pei
tons have arrived at their nifty
La GORGE Island home and
were recently visited by Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Rands and
also joined by their pretty
daughter, Miss Ann Pelton. who
is usually found shaving over
those books at the Weber
School.
MRS. WILLIAM HOEY, who
sped eastward several days
ago TO catch some Of New
Yorks current theatrical dis
fractions, has just returned 10
her home in Merriweather road.
AT THE League Of Catholic
WOmenS Bargain Counter,
they'd be very grateful for any
toys with which you'd care 10
part and they'll even have some
of their pretty motor corps
bellies stop around and pick
them up if you'll phone the
League, please.
KAPPA PHI PSI maidens are
still babbfing happily about the
dancing party TO which they
gave vent out at Dearborn Inn
just the other evening.
Seems they INDUCED in both
InOuern ana Olde lyme terpSl-
chore so that the proceeds
might 60 TO a most worthy
cause.-The Michigan League
for Crippled Children.
The sorority annually sends A
group of the youngsters TO
Camp Grace Bentley up there
on Lake Huron. you know.
Mrs. Frank Breaugh is presi-
dent of this bevy of kind
hearted wimmin and some OF
those who served on the COM
mittee for their successful hoe
down include Mrs Alfred r
HardS, Mrs. Howard Gandelot.
Mrs. Ralph Van Deventer, Mrs.
Perez Thrasher. Marjorie Hen
nigar. Mrs. Ray Mote and Mrs
Milton Schimpke.
Mr.. Hards called the old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Ia n ay5 f:
HI with
ct~e

LAKE TERRACE" Mrs. John s. Newberrys stately
home the lake shore the sumpuous setting Tor the
bridge party. that benefited the Detroit Symphony and took
place yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Newberry instead Of her usual black.
navy chiffon with dots the collar and cuffs Of
which embroidered lace and softly flaering..
Goldie whose elaborate -coored
vastly becoming and studded in gold nalheads
American Beauty felt hat and charmane ed the
gathering
On her committee Mrs Frank Bohan. Mrs.
Ralph Ainswoh topped her black frock with fuchsa
hat. Mrs A, w. Semplner In American Beauty with
gold jewelry and brown fur-trimmed hat Mrs Albert
oNeal... Mrs. Hugo Hesse and Mrs Galen B. ohmart
AMONG Others or Committee
THEN THERE were -. Mrs Allan A. Wales. Mrs.
James Scrpps chose black with touches Of her
powder blue Paulette Ddne allblack with
et-trimmed black pllbox Mrs Raymond H. Berry and
Mrs Herman D. Scarney-...
After the bridge playing the tablesforfour
with bud holding American Beauty Talsman
and served by of efficient
maids
At Mrs. Donald Mevlle's table Mrs Charles
W Taylor Mrs Ross Richardson and Mrs. M A. Atlas
Mrs. Sempiners table Mrs j. Robert Wikin
Mrs George Schadt.. and Mrs E. C. RiseDorough and
spnkled about the big filled such
ardent Symphony goers Mrs. A. w. Grtns Mrs.
-Eoyt Curtis Monteithe.Mrs. Robert Lley
Mrs j. E. Morrison and Mrs E. R. Frederick.
Christmas Gift Suitable for Sailor
A CHRISTMAS gift suitable for a sailor at the Naval
Armory the unique admission to the candlelgh tea
given by the Crosse Pointe Branch Of the Womans
National Farm and Garden Association. next Monday
evening
This gala will be held the residence of Mrs Henry l..
Caukns, in Lewiston road. Crosse Poine Farms
Co-hostess will be Mrs Horace J. Caukns.
And the time is s 80 o'clock.
feature of the evening. will be gift wrapping
and the sailor lads doubtless. will be dazzed at
receiving these gifts in such and handsome wrap
pings
Milford chronicle., 1941-05-02
FISHERS DISTRICT
fNaar Graaumood(
Near Greenwood

Mrs. Merle O'Bier was quite III
a part Of the past week and under
the care of DR.. Smith from an at
tack Of acute indigestion.
Mrs. Jennie Hollis left on Friday
after spending a weeks vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd and
SOM
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Russell and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Lloyd and son of Wilmington were
recent weekend guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Z. Rus
sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Workman
of Georgetown spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Rust.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Andrew and
mother, Mrs. Fannie Hammond of
Magnolia and Elmer Andrew of Do
yer were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lloyd on Sunday.
Buster Zott of Milford is spend
ing an indefinite visit here with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George zott,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young and
children were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. P. Morris on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman,
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Workman
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Rust were
recent Sunday dinner guests of Ro-
land Collision and family OF Odessa.