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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-08
Third Church Scouts
 Plan Study Sessions
Girl Unit to Attend "RaIly for Nctory' Ladies Aid
 Society Sponsored Supper November l0
BROOKLYN NEWS

of a Lithuanian operetta will be continued at meeting of the Vili- jos Chorus tonight at Venta hall. Mrs. Brone Rasi1ns Lucas is direc- tor.
 Hospital Committee
 A meeting of the St. Mary's hos pital Lithuanian room committee will be held Monday night, October 12 at the office of Dr Matthew J. Colney on Grand street. A number of residents of the Brooklyn section are serving on the committee which was organized to raise funds for furnishing a room for the local hos pital. Attorney Albert Bronsky will preside.
 c. Y. o. To Meet
 The weekly meeting of the Cath olic Youth Organization of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church will be held tonight at 7:3O at the parish hall.
 Radio Speaker Mrs. John V. LaSky of Lawlor street, who was formerly connected with Station WTIC in Hartford, was guest of Fay Clark on the "Our Neighborhood" program over station VERY this afternoon. Past and present broadcasting activities were discussed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-08
MARINE STICKERS
 QUITE APPRO OPERATE

The local Marine recruiting ofIlce has received automobile stickers to be distributed, according to Sergt. Maxwell ?. Dickerson, ofacer in charge.
 One Of the stiskers states "It you must talk tell lt to the Marines" The other stieker containing the Marine mottto. semper Fadelis. is enblazoned with the American eagle over the Marine corps insignia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-08
.DEMNuES TO NAME
 JUDGE SATURDAY
Probate Convention Slated for Town Hall; COP.
 Caucus This Evening
CHESHIRE NEWS
Cheshire Phone 33A Hubert Rigney

Cheshire, Oct. 8-Saturday eve- ming at 7:30 o'clock the Democratic Probate convention to name the candidate for the office of judge of probate will be held in the Town Hall. Delegates from Prospect and Cheshire will attend. The causus to name candidates for the General Assembly and justices of the peace will be held this evening at 800 o'clock in the Town Hall.
 The Republican caucus to name candidates for the General Assembly and Justices of the Peace, will be held at 800 o'clock on Thursday evening. Representatives Howard F. Baldwin and Frank l.. Rice, are un- opposed for renomination and it is expected both will again be named.
 The chairman of the local Defense Council Salvage committee, Chair man Albert J. Wlemons, has per- fected plans for the greatest effort ever made here to gather all de- sirable metals on Saturday when the local drive opens. More than 300 school children have been made Junior CommandoS in the detection of the metals and have each taken five cards to report in their canvass for all metal available. Mrs. Marion B. Hicock, principal of Humiston school, is directing this end of the drive and the committee feels this group will report many tons of metal. Selectman Birdsey B. Norton, has agreed to allow the use of three town trucks in collection effort and Chairman Welmons hopes that at least IA others will be available for the work. Already 6 number of truck owners have offered their cars for Saturdays collection and practically every fleet owner in Cheshire has agreed to use 6 ma chine in the work and individuals have also promised to grant the use of trucks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-08
COURT OFFICIALS
 TO VISIT M llT

Judge q. Y. Conway, Judge J1Kn L. GafEney, and Prosecuting Ai= torneys william K. Lawlor and Nxed erick ". Palonaha, ell 0fdcials ez tte Iocal municipal court. WiIl attend meeting of the State Assembly Of Municipal Judges October l5 at fl1e State Farm for women in NIenlie' Judge Conway is chairman Of tlie executive committee of the asee,aT ply.
 Dr. Thomas Parrarl. surgeon gen~ eral of the U: s. Public Health Bureau will be speaker at naeetins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-08

ed Prof. Elliott Dunlap Smith, yale faculty. as the representative for all the armed services at Yale Uni- versity. Prof. Smith is chairman of the Yale Department of Economies and Master of Saybrook College.
 Tn letter to. Prof. Smith, Ad- nniral Jacobs said: ''Your contribu- ton in this all-out war effort while serving in this capacity can indeed De an important one. The counseling of college students on the basis of q full understanding of the avail- able facts concerning the reserve plans of the several armed services will greatly contribute toward att taining and maintaining state of high purpose and morale in this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-08
OBSERVE PROGRESS
 AT NEW RESERVOIR

The pace of construction of the city's new dam and reservoir has been stepped up greatly, city off1- cials reported after an inspection yesterday. In the party were City Engineer Charles A. Root, Assistant City Engineer Henry Whitlock and members of the Board of Public Works.
 The contractor, the L. G. Defiice & Sons, Go. of New Haven, has been under urging by city officials to hurry along the work as much as possible. The firm has claimed 1t is behind. schedule because of the shortage of labor and the difficulty of getting materials and equipment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-08

important segment of our American youth"
 Prof. Smith now holds the Yale post of director of the committee on Student Preparation for War Service. In this capacity he helped to draw ilp the overall University program for preparing students for war serv- ice including 6 system of registra- ticn, coun6eiing and efrollment irl the various enlisted reserves.
 He has been at Yale since 1o2S and supervises the Industrial Ad- nlinistration program ct the Shelf field Scientific School.
 --------------------------------
 Venezuela is letting farm 1nachin- cry Spart parts In free.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-08
ADMIRAL SELECTS
 PROFESSOR SMITH
Economies Instructor to Represent Armed Serv-
 ices at Yale

New Haven, Conn. Oct. S-Reaf Admiral Randall JasobS, U. 8. N., chairman of the Joint Army and Navy Personnel Board, has appoint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Blossom Festival
Set for May 3 to 8

BENTON HARBOR. April Is.
-Michigan's Blossom Time. this
year In wartime garb. win be
held May 3 to 3 here and In st.
Joseph. Some of the familiar
events on the program have
been eliminated or changed for
the duration, but the rolling
hills covered with blossom-laden
fruit trees will remain a scene
of unsurpassed beauty.
First event of Blossom Week
will be the opening of the photo
salon Sunday, May 3. at the
Hotel Whitcomb in st. Joseph,
sponsored by the Twin City
Camera Club, with pictures en-
tered from all over the country.
On the evening of May 5 the
1912 Blossom Queen will be
selected, with Is beautiful west
ern Michigan girls vying for the
honor. On the following night
the queen will be crowned as q
portion of the coronation ball
program at st. Joseph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
State Parks Ready
IF BIackouts Come

ST. IGNACE. April 25.-The
state parks are being prepared
for war duty"
L. N. Jones, chief of the con-
servation departments parks
division, has advised superin-
tendents of Is parks near cities
or other potential air raid OBJ
jective to prepare their park
lighting systems for quick COM
pliance with any local blackout
regulations that may be ordered.
Park wiring must be altered,
where necessary, so that all
lights may be extinguished
without cutting off the power
from the park water system,
and superintendent must keep
in touch with local civilian de-
tense authorities.
Jones, who made note Of a
too complacent attitude of some
people, said that in the event
of evacuation of urban indus
trial areas, state parks could
supply temporary shelter for
thousands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Visit Virginia
For a Dash
Romance

TO-DAY there doesn't live the
manor woman-who could
tell us when the next new car
will roll off an assembly line, or
when new tire will be turned
out for John Q. Average Ameri-
can. That means reduced vaca-
ton mileages; IL means doing
our spring and summer playing
in areas close enough to Michi-
gan that they may be reached
without unpatriotic driving.
Today we're going 10 talk
about Virginia-the Old Do
minion. mother of presidents,
the state the Virginian will tell
you packs more history and ro-
nance and tradition and beauty
than any similar area in the
world. When you prowl Vir-
GINA in the glory of apple bios
som time, or through the sum-
mef when the hills are vefied in
a soft blue haze. you're inclined
10 agree with him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

University and Virginia Military
Institute.
Not far from Lexington is
Staunton, birthplace of Wood
row Wilson. In Richmond, you'll
see the little stone house in
which Edgar Allen Poe lived
and you'll stroll in the garden
where he did much of his work.
Must See Jamestown
OF course. Jamestown is one
of the spots you will want TO
see, for here il was that the
first whites landed. Under the
shadow of a piece of sailcloth
spread over poles, those adven-
turers received Holy Commun-
ion, the first religious service
ever held on this continent.
Then there is Yorktown,
where CORVALLIS surrendered.
In fact, the house in which the
surrender occurred still stands.
The old Notifications have been
restored and stand today as
they did in 1871. There is re-
stored Williamsburg. first known
as Middle Plantation and later
called Williamsburg in honor of
King William III. When the CAPT.
tai of the Virginia colony was
removed from Jamestown in
1899, Williamsburg was laid out
TO a definite plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

cient st. Johns, from a pew OF
which Patrick Henrys voice
hurled forth its liberty or
death" challenge in IT'S.
The old battlefields OF Vir-
ginia will give the history
minded an immense thrill. for
the state Of Virginia has marked
them in such a way that the
visitor can follow the ebb and
flow of strife from the first shot
to the surrender at Appomattox
in 1865. Not far from Appomat-
toX Courthouse you may stand
on the very spot where, early on
April 9, 1865. Lee handed his
sword TO u. S. Grant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

Thomas Jefferson becomes al
most a living character when
you 60 10 Monticello and see
the magnificent home which was
his pride, Arlington had TO-
mantle history before it became
the home of Robert f. Lee.
In Fredericksburg is the little
old-fashioned house VIII ic h
George Washington provided for
his mother, and, nearby, is the
home where Betty Washington
lived for many years.
At Lexington, you find two OF
the most famous schools in all
Observation-Disclosures and Lee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Holland ta Show
Plenty Of Tutins

HOLLAND. Mich. April 25.--
Plenty Of tulips will be on hand
for the famous rulip time here
May is to %.
Since bulb exports from the
Netherlands ceased, domestic
tulip growers have been over
whelmed with orders, and most
of Americas tulip industry is
centered in southwestern Michi-
gan.
Millions of tulips will bloom
on the bulb farms near Holland
and another million will border
the streets of the town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Williamsburg Rebuilt

The restoration of Williams
burg was undertaken some
years ago by John d. Rookie
teller Jr. Most of the old build
ings have been restored or re-
built until today the town
stands just as il did in the early
1700's-the capitol, the govern
or's palace, the courthouse,
Brouton Parish Church, Raleigh
Tavern and the Jail.
In Richmond still stands an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
MISC Head to Speak Here

DIR. John A. Hannah, president
of Michigan State College, will be
honor guest at the Detroit MISC
alumni dinner in the Rackham
Memorial Building next Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Romantic Murmurs

Romance lends definite
glamour TO the Virginia of to-
nay. FOR X murniufS through MS
toric shrines and magnificent
gardens and IL weaves a golden
pattern over the entire state.
Americas history may be said
TO have begun on May morn
ing in 1907 when a brave little
band. after a long and stormy
voyage, dropped anchor off the
Virginia coast and proceeded TO
set up the first permanent set
tlement at jamestown.
Mount Vernon. overlooking
the historic Potomac River. for
ever associated with George
Washington. which he inherited
In 1747, and where he lived as a
Virginia planter. and to which
he returned after his long years
OF public service to die in 1893,
stands as Americas No. ]
shrine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Train TO Miami
To Be Continued
MIAMI, Fla, April Is.

MIAMI, Fla, April Is.
With every indication that
travel to Miami will be as popu-
lar this summer as last, the ILL
nois Central System will main
tain the streamlined City of
Miami in service for the sum-
mer season again. according to
j. v. Lanigan. passenger traffic
nanaQpr
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
IL narodI Rooseveltovi k naro
zeninam a mezi mimi tez
Cechoslovaci.

President Franklin D. ROose-
welt v den svych 60. naroZenin
v patek, 80. ledna mimo jine
pozdraven take muzi a zenami,
representations IL narodI v
Europe i ASH.
Bylo to v radiovem progra-
mu, ktery usporadan Anthony
J. Drexel Biddle, vyslanec Spo-
jenych Stat1 u vlad v exilu v
Londyne.
Ia techto IL narodG promlu-
vi nasledujici: Belgicky SPRAY
ce skoly, holandsky professor,
norsky uprchlik, francouzska
divka, polsky hudebn1k, cesko-
slovensky zemed6lec, rusky "a
stupce armady, jugoslavsky
technik, recky ucenec, lucem-
bursky inzenyr, cfnska zena a
britsky %pracovnik z civilni O.
brany.
V Baltimore plies konan BY
We zbrojnici pateho pluku me.
slavnejsi to pies kdykoliv cd.
byvany v Baltimore" Asi TO-.
900 BaltimoranI slavic We
ctvrtek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06

Narodnf fond pro zane
Zeni a leceni detske obrny ie
bohatsf o 100000 nasled-
KEN cinnosti Ike konci tydne,
jez byla We spojen1 S oslavou
presidentovych 60. narozenin.
z fondu, sebraneho letos, a.
81 $1,50O,0O0 Dude poslano do
Warm Springs pro udrzovani
tamnf nadace, $1,50O,000 bu-
de ponechano v obcich, kde by
ly sebrany, ma potlrani teto ne
mOci.
- Sekretar lodstva Frank
Knox oznamil nejvetsf pro-
gram, tykajici Sc vycviku let
Gu, v cele historic lodstva Spoj.
StatI. Die tohoto programu
ma byti cviceno 10000 pilotG
rocne.
Knox pravil, re program Sc
stava z peti bod1 a jeho ice
lem je vycviciti nejsilnejsl, nej-
odvaznejsi a nejodhodlaenjsi
letce ma svete pro lodstvo a ms
riny.
Kazdeho mesice Dude odva.
demo $500 kadetI, kter1 budoU
podrobeni prfsne zkousce, ably
pouze nejlepsf mladl muzi byl:
vybrani. Tento rozsiTeny sys.
tenn vycviku Dude ueveden v Z:
vot 1. kvetna. zadosti o vycvil
sc jiz prijfmaji.
- David I. Walsh, pTedseds
senatniho vyboru pro namoTn
veci, pravil, re obdrzel svedect
vi O "1myslnych podvodech"
pachanych nekterymi kontrak
tory.
Rekl reporterIm pc tajnen
zasedani, re podvody" sesta
valy z pTipisovanl ma vladni Il
Get mezd delnikI, zamestna
nych ma soukromych kontrak
tech lodenic.
Walsh odeprel udati jmen;
spolecnosti, jez jsou v tom "a
pleteny i jmena tech, kter1 wy
dali toto svedectvf, dokud enc
budou zjisteny dalsf dGkazy,'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06

= John w. Mccormack,
vGdce demokrat1 v dome "a
stupcu, prohlasil We sve reci, re
Franklin Delano Roosevelt je
"jednlm z tr1 velkych presiden-
tn Spoj. StatG a jedn1m z vel
kych vIdcG lidstva." Pravil,
re Roosevelt pride do historic
jake zachrance demokracie.
Kongresn1k Doughton pra-
vii, re president Roosevelt je
"nejmocnejs1m vddce v historic
naroda." = James P. McGra-
merry, demokrat z Pennsylvania,
predpovedel,ze president Dude
jednoho dine znam jake nejvet-
81 president re vsech."
Republican Hamilton Fish,
v1dce predvalecnych isolacio-
nistI, prohlasil, re "americky
lid tvoTi jednotnou frontu "a
svym presidentem. PTipojuji
Sc k blahopran1 svych koleg1
k jeho 60. narozeninam."
Kral JiT1 VI. a premier
Churchill poslali dnes presiden
tow oSobn1 blahopTan1.
! Komunisticky organ Pravda
v Moskve napsala: "Jedna z
hlavn1ch roll nalez1 Roosevelt
tovi''. Izvesti, organ vlady pfi-
nesly dlouhy clanek O Roosevelt
tow.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06

V Ashbury, Park, N. j., Sdru-
zenl pomnlkafd ma sve vyrocni
konvenci pTijmulo resoluci, ably
byl Adolfu Hitlerovi poslan
"darek", bude-li chit "koope-
rovat". T1mto darkem je totiz
nahrobni kamen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
Hrozna srnrt.

We Wichita Falls C. R. Key a
jejf dive re ctyr det1, petilety
hoch a jednorocnf dceruska,
shoreli jejich domove ma far
me. Druhe dive deti byly We
skole. Domek lehl popelem a
soudf Sc, re pozar vzniknul ne
iakYm vYbuchem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06

lchOde. Ones StOJlme JSOuce O.
blezeni ma tonic ostrove."
General Percival VIDAL sc
sveho mista jake kelrk We We.
ku 27 let, ably stall Sc prostyn
vojakem v anglicke armada
Rychle postupoval a Ia sveto-
We valky, nejsa dosud 80 lei
star, by velitelem praporu.
Kdyz druha svetova valka
zacala r. 1889, byl brigadnim
generalem. V dubnu byl jme-
novan nejvyssim velitelem ma
Malajskem poloostove ,kde slou
Ill pred tim Cd r.. 1886 do 1888.
Anglicti letci bombardovali
pTistaviste ma francouzskem O.
kupovanem dzemi, jak ozna-
milo ministerstvo letectv1.
V komunike Sc pravl, re by
la napadena pfistaviste LIE
Havre, st. Nazaire a Brest, kde
jsou nemecke bitevnice Gnei-
senau a Scharnhorst a bitevni
kriznik Prinz Eugen.
Ruska armada oznamila, re
v tridenni bitve, zuTfci ma sire
dni fronte bylo znovudobyto
SO NEST a vesnic. V komuni-
Ike Sc dodava, re velka zimn1
ofensiva zene pred sebou hou-
zevnate sc branici Nemce ma
jejich druhou a tTeti obrannou
linii.
Vojenske zpravy re vsech
cast fronty oznamuji stale
vzrGstajicf ruske 1spechy.
V Ukraine ruska vojska po-
stoupila O IS mil ma fronte,
dlouhe 60 mil v nekolika minu-
lych dnech, a mezi ustupujlcf-
mi Nemci panuje zmatek ma
ctyrech frontach, kde ruske
predvoje hluboko pronikly do
nemeckych linif.
Cd Leningradu az Ike Krymu
doslo mnOho zprav O 1speSlch.
Ackoli malo mist bylo jmeno-
vano, bylo naznaceno, re cele
oblasti, jez jsou ma mapach o.
znaceny jake okupovane Mem
ci, We skutecnosti byly isolova-
ny a re sovetske velitelstv1 pou
re ceka, az Sc pravda rozbTes-
kne nemeckym generalIm, nez
oznami radu sensacn1ch 1spe-
CHI.
z cele fronty oznamujl Sc ia
to vftezstvi: Predne, sedma ne
mecka divise parasutistG, KITE
ra byla prelozena z Krety ma
Leningradskou frontu je ma Sc
znamu nemeckych jednotek,
porazenych poslednlch
dnech.
Druhe, v Moskevskem pas
mu bylo odrazeno pet nemec-
kych protidtok1 v %posledn1ch
trech dnech, ruske oddly ma
lyzich pobily 1900 NemcG a O.
svobodily SO mist.
Nemci jsou nuceni dopravo-
vati reservy v transportnich
aeroplanech V horecne snaze
zastaviti rusky napor. Zde, po-
del silnice do Minska, Nemci
jsou vytlacovani z jedne posi-
&c pc druhe.
z Kujbyseva oznamuje do
pisovatel Ceskoslovenske tisko
We kancelare, jenz ~navstivil ru-
dou armada zapadn6 cd Mozai
sku, re mluvil s bavorskymi
pruskymi a rakouskymi valec-
nymi zajatci, mezi nimiz byli
prevazne remeslnici cd FL do
"A let. Tito nemecti zajatci
prohlasili, re Sc vzdali proto,
re valka trva pfilis dlouho. Pc
cele tydny %nevymenili spodni
pradlo a NELL spoustu vSi. il
do dostavali v nemecke arma-
de nepravidelne a caste hlado-
veil. Jejich uniformly nebyly
vIbec primereny krute zine a
cetni z mich NELL nohy zabale-
ny jen do hadrI. Ami jeden z
mich nemel rukavice, ma hla-
vach NELL jen lehke capky a O.
vazovali 81 je proto r1znyml
hadry. Cetnf z techto vojakG
byli obleceni do zenskych satu,
ukradenych obsazenych rus.
kych obcich. VSichni tito "a
jatci byli zajati nedavno a ma
rGznych mistech. Ma dotaz Wy
povldali, re jejich oddilecl
nebyli nikdy zadni cestf vojaci
IL narodIH Rooseveltovi k naro
zauinsr q meyi mimi teZ
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-27
|ChambiSS-Porter
Nuptials P!ighted
In Memphis, Tenn.

Memphis. Tenn. (SNSt Two
renown southern familiet were
united in matrimony on Sat. June
IN matrimony on Saturday, June
20, when Miss Celestial Moses
Chambliss of jackson. Miss, be-
came the bride of DR.. William
Emerson Porter of Memphis.
The ceremony was solemnized by
the Father Francis Tighe at st.
Anthony's Catholic Church during
early morning Mass.
Mrs. Porter is the daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. G. r. ChambliSs, and
the granddaughter, the late Prof.
S. E. Moses, Alabama's First In
terracial Secretary. Mrs. Porter is
a graduate of MehaIry Medical
College, completing the course in
Dental Hygiene, and is at present
employed by the city of Memphis.
Pr. Porter is the youngest son
cf Mrs. Minnie Porter and the late
DR.. w. E. Porter. who was Tor
years one of Memphis dentists.
Young DR.. Porter is a 194l gradu-
ate of MehaTy Medical College.
School OF Dentistry, and was
awarded the Guggenheium Hon
or Fellowship to the Forsyth Den
tai Infirmary of Boston, for the
pest graduate study, which he has
just completed prior TO establish
ing practice in the city of Mem
phis.
Those attending the wedding
were members of the two i'm
mediate families. The out Of town
representatives were:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Chambllss
and daughter, Regina of jackson
Miss. Miss Louise j Moore of An
niston, Alabama. Mrs. Susie Au-
gIstine, aunt of groom, and Mrs
Otto Dochier of Nashville, Mrs
Cecilia Porter Parks and Miss
Agnes Porter all of Chicago.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-06-27
UP and DOWN Parish STREET
BY PERCY GREENE

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT-Dont Say No to the u.
;. 0. had caught on up and down
the ole Avenue in manner pc
culiar only to Parish Street, espe-
clally when challenge is put forth
ana there is real job to do, and
as workers moved everywhere l
heard the question put time and
time again in the affirmation view.
Have you signed YOUR Victory
Pledge? While there remained a
lots more to do by everyone con-
nected with these campaigns, as
Well as everybody else who can APP
preciate the Importance of their
success 80. and everybody should
80. 1t look as though, using the
gauge as in Parish Street, that the
effort being made had captured
the mind and spirit of the Negro
cltlzens OF Jackson, and that the
1lrst opportunity for direct and re-
sponsible participation in two OF
the most important civilian phases
OF the war effort, would produce
results of which none of us need
be ashamed.
MISS EVON DE JUNA Margute
Patricia Plummer, charming and
attractive London born member of
the faculty at Piney Woods School
Tor the past several years, who
mad become well known in popular
Parish Street Cafe Society, has
been elected to the faculty at Tus
kegee, where she will be assistant
TO the professor of photography. !
was tickled the other day when she
told me how scared she was when
questioned by an FBI agent about
British birth. Her mother is still in