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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
lie Parties v
MAX Play
Presentation
CROSSE LIE, May 10.

10OsosOEs LIZ way Abs
THE Islanders production OF
l. THE Perfect Alibi" by A. A.
Milne provided the incentive for
much entertaining S aturday
evening.
Among those having dinner
parties before the play were
Mrs. Thomas Y. Leonard, whose
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Vernon Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick 6. Glover Jr., the
Rev. and Mrs. Rollin j. Fair
banks. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F.
Roderick and DR.. and Mrs.
David Croft; the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Norman J. Tieman
were Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F.
Welton, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Jewell, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace p.
Dunlap and Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Smith; Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Wright had Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
wood Field of Detroit and Mr..
and Mrs. Homer r. Lyle; and
the officers and wives Of the
Crosse lie Navy Air Base had
a dinner party at the officers
mess.
After the play Joe O'Connor
entertained about 30 of the
young crowd at his home on
Lighthouse Pointe.
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cogsdiIIs in Country Home

Didunoi
That Mr. and Mrs Stuart Cogsdl, haing early Summer
already their home "Kathmar" Orchard
Lake.
The end Of this month Mrs. Cogsdill will down to Pine
College in Massachusetts where Katherine is
graduating.
Margaret studies Mt Hoyoke, and Katherine, will
Detroit then spend the Summer with their parents
hoped for plans in the Cogsdi family of
trip South Amerca-f the world behaves.
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DoubIe-header Bridge Luncheon
About the Colony Club:

About the Colony Club
The May bridge luncheon Tuesday is destined 70 be
for guests OF honor will be Eddie Bowling and
Julie Hayden Time of Your Life at the Cass).
They will introduced the close of luncheon Can
for 1890 sharp incdEpay) and will speak briefly
F. Simmons will be in charge of the luncheon
with assistants including:
Simon D. DenUyl Mrs. Howard Streeter Mrs Ira G.
Downer George Mrs. Reginald Fyfe Given Mrs.
Alan T. McFenry, Mrs. Herbert Hemmeer, Mrs. Arthur
Herman Mrs Lester Hobson and Mrs George T. Nierot
Among those who'll be present the Colony Clubs bridge
luncheon
Mrs. George Allison, Louis F. Weyand, Mrs Philip
c. Baker Henry f. Wenger Mrs James Scrpps Booth,
Mrs. Walter Tant Mrs Lloyd v BARLEY, Mrs Frederic NJ
Sibey.
Mrs p F Everett, Mrs. John J. Ross. Mrs William j.
He'll William A. Baker Walter F Toepe Mrs Paul
Meiser Ernest c. Harris and Mrs William j. Young.
Then Friday, the club lecture luncheon
Mrs Alfred w. Bender will show color film Of Mexican
gardens and flowers.
on a trip the Benders took to Mexico.
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Claire KisseHe S
Tro+h Announce

MR.. AND MRS. JOHN NJ.
KISSELLE Of Parkside avenue
announce the coming marriage
Of their daughter. Claire, 10 Gay
X. Hall. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gay p. Hall of Wisconsin avenue.
The wedding will take place
May II in the All Saints
Church.
The young couple plans on
living in Palmer Woods.
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Mrs. Erwin Heads
Auxiliary Aoain

MRS. SID A. ERWIN has
been reelected president Of the
Women's Auxiliary Of the Volun-
teers of America.
Other officers for 1871 40 are:
Mrs. Elon +. Zerga first vice
president; Mrs. John II. Pringle,
second vice president; Mrs. Roy
r. Baker, recording secretary;
Mrs. Clarence d. Rich. cores
ponding secretary; Mrs. +. T.
Butterfeld. financial secretary,
and Mrs. Edwin Hill. treasurer.
The board of directors is COM
posed of the following:
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Flower Classes Resume

Mrs. job Milton last week
resumed her classes on the
artistic arrangement OF flowers.
The first class, which took place
in the parish house of ST. James
Church. was on the arranging
of narcissus and daffodils. An
other class will be held in about
three weeks.
Mrs. Frederick Bradley Of the
Whittier. Detroit; John Smed-
ley and Raymond Smedley have
taken the Kenneth Laub cottage
in East River road for the
Summer.
The hostesses for the Service
League tea Tuesday are Mrs.
Benjamin F. Welton and Mrs.
Waldo NJ. johnson. The men,
bers have decided on June Is as
the date for their annual bridge
luncheon.
The delegates from the island
10 the one hundred eighth
annual convention Of the Diocese
Of Michigan in St. Pauls Cathe-
dral. May Il and Is. are the
Rev. Rollin J. Fairbanks. DR..
George Schaller, DR.. julius c.
Clippert and James Vernon
Davis. The alternates are Fitz-
hugh Y. Hardcastle Jr.. MeliSh
A. Thompson and Lawrence
SawitzkV.
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Jewish Juniors
Plan for Dance

DETROIT SECTION, Ma
tional Council of Jewish Juniors,
is making great preparations for
its annual dinner dance. Satur-
day night. at the Franklin Hills
Country Club.
Miss Dorothy Yura, general
chairman. is being assisted by
the following:
MISSES
Edythe Hohnstat Ruth Sher
Evelyn Kaufman Lots freedman
Esther IHpila0 Shirley Schlussel
Bess Perlmsn Shirley Goleb
svtVIa HeHsfman
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Niece 10 Visit GIovers

Betty Cooper Of Minneapolis
will arrive Monday 10 spend a
few days with her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S.
Glover.
John Glover, who for three
years has been living in Pasa-
iena, Cal, will return to the
island in the near future 10
make his home with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S.
Glover.
Mrs. Guy Maynard OF Lexing-
ton. Mass. arrived Monday for
a stay with her son-in-law and
daughter, the Rev. and Mrs.
Rollin J. Fairbanks.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul y. Nc
COrmick and their young son,
Bruce. are spending this week
end in Pittsburgh.
Luke Reid. who makes his
home at the Showboat, will
spend next weekend in Roa-
noke, va
Mrs. Stafiley Laub Of Detroit
gave a luncheon Tuesday at the
Showboat. Her guests were Mrs.
Waldo NJ Johnson, Mrs. Van
Pelt and Mrs. John Rulketter
OF Detroit.
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I'm Mayfair
with
. ~ CaAyeONoo7

Continued from Page Four
Following his Dartmouth schooling he attended Harvard
Law School, graduating in June, 1940
He is associated with the firm of Donovan Leisure
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Rodericks Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F. Rod
erick had as dinner guests last
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
3 Johnson of Crosse Pointe.
Mrs. Horace Caulkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest y Stanton. Mr..
and Mrs. Waldo NJ. Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs Duncan J. McNabb
and Mrs. Wilma Jordan.
The members Of the Wednes-
day Book Club had their annual
outdoor picnic last week in the
beautiful John C. Wright woods.
Coffee was served BY Mrs.
Homer r. Lytle. and each guest
cooked her own lunch over the
large outdoor fireplace
Mr.. and Mrs George LeSeur
returned last Saturday from
Rainbow Springs and Key West,
Fla. where they enjoyed deep
sea fishing and took underwater
colored moving pictures. They
will have about 80 guests for
Supper Sunday. after which they
will show their movies.
Another cadet tea will be
given at the Crosse lie Navy
Air Base on May 1S
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ZircOn Rings
2.95 to 1850

Transparent! Brilliant! Cut SINH
lar to diamonds! Sparkling blue or
white Zircons set in sterling silver
or 10 karat gold. Exquisite, expen-
sive-looking rings. You'll love
them for yourself or special gifts.
"a IA Karat Vbite or blue ZireoM.
Sterling silver mounting -. $1,000. 2.95
(B) ga Karat blue Zircon set in sterling
silver mounting. ....................... 1850
(C) Engagement Ring; tObifs center Zir-
con; four small side stones ........... .9.95
Sterling silver Vedding set. Beautiful
1Uedding band contains tipe small Wbite
ZfreonS ........................ $1,000. 4'1)
FIRST BASEMENT-WooDWAR z
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the subject matter ties in with .
news event.
In offering this Incentive In
camera fans. The Times hopes
Ia stimulated an alert interest
In everyday happenings u life
In Tacoma and vicinity. and In
the Photographic recording %
such events.
The Times viii have 10 be the
Judge Of whether II cen make use
Of any print or negative submitted
and assumes no obligation beyond
the offer Of 81 each for pictures
which IL accepts for publication.
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Keep Out, NYe
Warns America

Sen. Gerald P. Nye. in an ad-
dress Monday night at I. o. o. F.
hall, called for a mighty effort
To keep America out of war. de-
elaring that only through a flood
of protests TO congress could the
u. s. refrain from taking another
step toward war and eventually
getting into it."
He referred directly TO conveys,
attacking this idea with the same
bitterness as he assailed the lend
lease bill in congress
Conveys" he said ominous-
~. mean war.
IF conveying comes to pass and
If an American vessel is DESTROYED
in the act Of conveying a merchant
ship. have faint hope that the
people of the U. s. will rise up and
say to the president, That is a
nasty experience To be sure. but,
after all. that is in response TO
your attitude ever since the cleo
ton.
You have been carrying chips
on your shoulder, and now one
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To he suitable for reproduction.
each picture submitted must have
Photographic merit II must be
clear and sharp and must tell its
own story. Particularly. n must
be up-to-the-minute II II concerns
a spot news event.
This IL not . contest; ID IL
just business. n you are .
camera addict and happen Ia
h some place where news IL
being made, you may b. able
10 capture . picture that no
other photographed can get.
As they say IN the contracts.
time Ia Of the essence" That in
10 say the time element may be
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by RICHARD MCMILLAN

NV htahAkD MCMILLAN
unitcd pr~~s staff Cerr~svssdest
ABOARD A DESTROYER
OF THE BRITISH MEDl-
TERRANEAN FLEET De.
layed "A line of British do
stroyers and other warships
has just edged into port after
escorting n British army To
the Balkans through a Ger
man Italian aerial blitzkrieg.
the dispatch Indicated that an
enormous force ~ men. guns and
mechanical equipment had bssn
moved into Greece In . musIsy
fleet Of merchant ships gathered
from all parts a. the world an
. msreeney transportation job
rivaiing the evacuation Of the
British army from punkirkI
This destroyer. with cruisess
and other wsv~hIps. fpwght far
hours against tsvpede-cssvy-
Ing pisses and high angie
bosnisrss In sns NJ . series VI
sttaeks made In past we~h ea
ships steaming Isoessswtiy be-
tween The opposite Me1iiev-
rassas shsses, loaded with
men. guns. planes. oil. iesvtes
sad munitions ts sevve Ne
british sspedisisnsry force IN
Tho Baikans.
The ssis forces s,rove desperate
~ 10 cut this sea isps supplying
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Boys, Girls
Here Is Sad News
heLone Ranger
Is Dead!

FABNfSGTos. Mich Earl
eraser. 81. the lone ranger Of
the radio series. was Killed Tues
day in an automobile accident near
his home.
srs<ssf's ear struck the rear
Of . parked truck. sherifrs
officers believed he mas hsss
fallen asleep shiie driving
home.
Officials u radio station WHYz
in Detroit. whore the Lone Ranger
series originates. SAID Brace Zee.
msr. the original ranger" ard
present narrator Of the stories.
would taks Crasssrs place.
The Lons Ranger has besn run
ming for nine years. and Cfsassf
held the Title role for sixht lie
Sas married ard tins father Of q
ons-ysar-oid girl
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Veteran Regulars, Selectees
Thrill Civilian Crowd With
Army Day Exhibition at Fort

The civilian crowd. though some
what uneasy about u all. ate II up.
II was too easy 20 imagine those
low diving planes firing real ma
chine gun bullets. dropping gem
uine bombs. n was a slick demon
rtration. a closeup Of blltxkrieg
warfare without the danger. like
lingering n yellow Jacket with tho
stinger removed.
Only slightly less exciting
and every hit - interesting
was the marching depsonstra-
ton put ON by . picked group
ef selectess. who had be~n La
uniform only one month.
Generous applause by civilians
and high-ranklng officers alike
greeted the sslectrss' precision
drilling. Tho men. whose smart
stepping prompted vigorous mods
Continued on Page q, Column ~
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Ice Pool Ticket
Sales Show Gain

NESANA, Alaska - Alsska's
annual pot Of gold"-ths famed
Nensna Ice pool - vas reaching
record proportions Tuesday as pool
directors began a tsbulation o.
tickets sold.
Every year since 1917
thousands Of AIaskAns have
attempted To guess the erArt
time the Ice on the TananA
river viii break up. The closest
estimate 10 good for At least
40. 900.
In previous years the ice has
begun 10 break 81 late a. May IS.
Last year the breakup came on
April 20. sarliss, IN the history Of
the sweeps.
Last years winners tsi 600
sseh-Ssr. Mrs. Lila Pain and
Miss Clara Hansen, Anchorage
clerks.
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Make Changes
AT Winthrop

Henry A Rhodes. ono ~ the
leaders In ths financing and build
ing Of Hotel Winthrop and press
dent ~ tins corporation sinos ~
inception In 1928. has resigned. u
yas announced Tuesday.
lie will contlBns. however. Ia
hs a member Of ths board % d..
rsetofs.
In hts place thu board sisctsd v
J. Galloway. who has Ds~n = mem.
Der ~ thu board almost from ~
beginning,
A. the sans time thu board ds-
eided upon a program ~ rshabiiliar
tlon and modsrnixstion ~ me
hotel Nrw rugs for tina iobhins
CONTINUED ON Page 7. Column D.
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<<<<\N\,l,,,,,I,,,/,,////Z

Louis NJ. tPete) Love will report
Wednesday to the naval air base
at Sand Point, Seattle.
Bert Appling put new out
board outfit through its PAGES in
the waters off Tahlequah beach
over the weekend.
Mrs. A. p. Moline, 2417 So. 10th
st, went to the hospital Monday
for a major operation.
l. II. Burnett and Arthur Gun
derson are TO attend banquet Of
the Southwestern Washingto n
jewelers. association in Olympia
Tuesday night, preparatory to a
convention of the group in Taco
ma, beginning April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Scofield the's
clerk of the federal court here)
returned Monday night from To-
day holiday at Sun Valley. Idaho.
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
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retirement was possible before the
drive OF German and Italian forces.
Massawa. the big port OF
Italian Eritrea, IL stiIl holding
out In East Africa, military
authorities said.
The British empire force which
took Keren. the stronghold Of
Eritres. and then took Asmara, the
capital, has been split. informants
disclosed. One part Of the force
has marched toward MaszaWa, the
other southwark toward Bessie,
Ethiopia. IT was said.
Informsnts asserted that Rss
Hsilu, the former governor Of
GojJsm province in Ethiopia. and
who professed at one time 10 be
strongly pro-Italisn. has trans
ferred his allegiance 10 the British
This shows the direction In
which the wind il blowing" an
Informant commented.
Political quarters reported that
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
intended 10 make an important
speech within the next few days.
reviewing the entire war situation.
II was reported that he would
mention the new Balkan war. the
British defeat Of the Italian navy.
the crushing Of Italian rule in East
Africa, the Cermsn-Itslisn ad-
vance in Libya and Brtsinis with
crswal of its diplomatic mission
from Hungary.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
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British Warships Escort
Troops Through Bhiz 10
Land Army on Greece Soil

this n. q y. In Greece and pre-
vent another British army o.
Ksnisinx where. In 1917. . pssvsosss
one had hsstsned oefmany's DOWN.
fall by creating an eastern frune.
Every available csrmsn and
Italian plane and every type u
air torpedo and bomb was thrown
frsniiesiiy Into tbs struggle. In
vain.
From the flag bridge ~ tbs
destroyer I watched The isst ensn-
binea Itsiian-uesmsn sossis esr-
risd out with tsmorous. satsand-
mouse tactics
swooplnx low over ths hovlsnn
tcontinusd an page ~. caluma -
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Langlie Picks New
Merit System Board

OLYMPIA new three-man
personnel board to administer
merit systems already operating
in the state social security. I'M
employment compensation and
health departments has been
created by Gov. Arthur 3. Lsnglie
Members were Gordon W.
Tongue. chairman; Lindsey w.
Ross and Albert n. Holland, all
Of Seattle. The new board will
replace the two merit system
boards which have been operating
the past few years In those de-
partments. Headquarters Of the
new set-up Will be moved from
Olympia 10 Seattle.
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ny Tacoma Times STAIR writer
FORT l. WIS selectees and
veteran regulars joined here Mon
day In putting on an Army Day
exhibition that thrilled and chilled
several thousand civilians. giving
them a hearty respect for modern
warfare and a deeper respect for
their army.
From the skies came airplsnes
Of the pist and 1t6th observation
squadrons. swooping within rs
feet Of the ground. while machine
guns and snti-aircraft batteries
set up an ear-splitting defense.
Along the ground, bounding
along NJ high spc~d. came .
half-dosen Teton tanks to h
met by ssivoa from the deadly
efficient S7-mm asti-tsrk guns
of tho oath Anfi-Tank hat
talon.
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Military informsnts said Salonika
may have lost some OF its i'm
portance since the last war because
it is within close range Of air fields
in Bulgaria"
They said they had no con-
firmation Of Turkish reports
that the Germans had reached
the Aegean sea at some points
In eastern Greece.
Withdrawal of British advanced
troops in Libya was proceeding,
informants said.
They added that action there
was not necessarily finished. This
was believed TO mean that further
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Down With Americans
Shout Fascist Students

ROME Demonstrating students
shouting against Americans. dem
ocraelss and Jugoslsyis. brought
Premier Benito Mi5ssoilni 10 ths
balcony u his vsnies pslses Tues
day.
lie appeared On shs balcony
twice. sttirs1 IN a Efs1 business
suit
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u. S. Navy Aide
Ordered to Britoin

the Navy Frank Knox Tuesday
ordered fundamentally James V.
Forrsstsl b. visit Britain 10 .stab-
lish lslsOn between the u. 3. navy
and the British admiralty IN
carrying out naval purchase and
repair problems under the lend
Lease act.
The exact date Of Forrsstsrs
departure was not announced. but
Knox said be would be IN England
In about tao weeks.
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Nation Wide Strike
II Bridges Dsporisd?

WAsHiN0TOS-Esp. J. Psrnsli
Thomas. r. y. J.. szid Tuesday
he understood some officials have
prepared letters eanysssinR local
unions TO determine how far they
Will 20 on a nstiobwids strike II
Harry Bridges IL ordered cepOrted
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'Nazis Claim
Balkan Gains

BERLIN-German troops,
continuing to advance into
Jugoslavia despite severe diff.
ficulties because OF the noun
famous country, are bringing
in numerous prisoners and
much captured war materials,
the official news agency said
Tuesday.
Ferocious mass attacks by Ger
man planes have seriously weak
ened the entire fighting capacity
Of both Jugoslawa and Greece.
Nazi informants saio
Flaming Belgrade, which
the Jugosiav government had
said was an open eiiy, has
been bombed for the fifth time,
II was disclosed.
Al least eight Of Jugoslayias
key sirports have been wiped out.
Sazis asserted. and attacks have
been made on railroad functions,
troop trains and troop eoncsntra-
ton points among other detectives.
Up to Tuesday morning the only
claims to specific gains had been
report Of advances In the sruma
river valley into Greece and the
capture Of four bunker forts and a
railroad bridge across the Jugoslsy
frontier from Radkersburg. Aus
tris. BY detachment Of engineers
and a trench mortar in the first
few hours Of fighting Sunday.
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War Zone
Bulletins

LONDON --- nsysl Ar Hsseo
places saa1s . cs~~sesssos1 -
iaeh ausssg ~ stghs - a..
usa~y's greet NH naval 49,
~ NJ naists go ~ ~ ~
esasi. - stas ssoarksd ~
sesma~ naval hases ~ nsemes-
HAYES sNA Ews1es - ~ Nssto
80 csess. ~ ats wsis,sesy -
sssseea ssday.
ROME - Italian snd German
mechanical forces have tshsa
the town NJ perun. fs0 miiss
northwest of fssnghssi In fabys,
tbs Italian high command ~
serted Tuesday In . special com
muniaus.
OAGbDN--A dsy i1Ghe nls ~
siasss vas ssssssie1 n ~ fIss-
aes ases assssA ssss Tsss1Ay.
Tk~ sii-eisss sgsai 49, given
sess ssseswssa 50 - ls~s1nn1s
were sspsstsA isu~sAts1eiy.
LON no = Exchange rsis-
graph dispatches fsom Athsne
said Tuesday that tbs orssh high
command had snnoanesdi '-rhs
JuEosisy army fighting In south
srn s~rbis fell hack end naeSv-
cred tbs isft flank II The 1ssek
army.
'Despits this. our army u
struggling with lness<iibis sscs1-
nc. and 10 defending our naties-
Al t<rrtosy inch ~ ineh." ths
eonmuniqps wAs guossd-
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Louis Has Weight
EDGE Over Music

ST. louis = Joe LolIls VIII
have |. three and tbree-fourtbs
pounds weight advantage over
Tony Music In their champion
ship night xt the sreAn here to-
night. Louis weighed z9sA
pounds and ausfo, the ehAi-
ieBxer. 1897, pounds.
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ASTHRoPOLOGIsT Webs

RENO, Ney.-The marriage here
|.sst Friday Of DR.. Edwin NJ. Loeb.
AZ. w1dely-known anthropologist.
and Miss Ella Marie Karr Of Los
Angeles. has been revealed in Ber-
kelley.
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No Confirmation Yet Nazis
Have Reached Aegean Sea;
Libya Retreating Continues
BULLETINS


ZURICH-Relidble diplomatic quarters reported
tonight that The Italians hare completely eudcudted
Fiume Which lies Just the northern Juqosldu
border
ATHENs-The Royal Air Tuesday
to blast column driving vardar river
north
reported to have mcdaniel gorge
northeast of komotne.
BUDAPEST-Geman reported oonfir-
nation tonight that Naz troops
from Bulgaria slash the
Nish and Skoplje
BERLJN- Cey,oo, non,,r .5;,;s;on. snoo~,.a h.
Alpine mountdineers and flame hrowing troops
have launched surprise assault the mountains
Of Southern JugoslaUia, German reported
Tuesday.
LONDON-The radio asserted Tuesday, that IN. Ger,
mans had captured the JugosAv Danube
opposite Orsovo Rumana
The position mentioned of Iron Gate The
mountain passage of Danube.
tuesday that Saonka the great Greek port on the
may nave lost some of its importance construed in un
official quarters TO possible preparation for an
ment OF allied withdrawal from the Salonika area