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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

BALBOA. c Z March : rlNS)
Two incidents involving possible
enemy submarine incwSiors into
tho dcfcnScs of tho Panama Cana.
ono Of which may have been a
twin-toJpcdo attack or Cr.'cC
States pauolImg craft tM., milo,
from the canals Atlantic entrance
were revealed officially tonight
Both incidents prcClpltatcC
prompt condensation and ln'cn-
size sea hunts
An announcement by the com
mandant OF fse Fifteenth United
States Naval District disclosed
that on February - nm American
naval patrol trpo'ei sighting Tho
WaNcS Of tvo fmu-d0e- three
rlloS from tho can7lS Atlantis
cato
These Vorc a,oidod successfully
and depth bombs were dropped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

IA will meet the German spring
Yfensive with 100000 fully
trained and equipped reserves, the
London Sunday Dispatch said.
Northwest OF Moscow increased
pressure was applied against the
10Th German army trapped in the
Staraya Russo district Likewise
n Soviet moose frightened around
Nazi forces al Orel and further
gains were reported by Marshal
Scmyon TimoShenko'S army in the
DonetZ basin.
The Moscow radio broadcaS'
claimed that between February )
and Yesterday 10000 Germans had
been killed on the Central front
and that 263 inhabited localities
had been liberated from the Na2is.
"A German radio broadcast
heard in London complained that
a second spell OF winter weather
had set in on tho central and
northern Russian frnniSD.
Seycnty.ninc German planes
we're shot down or destroyed on
the ground Thursday. While tho
Russians lost IL machines, tho an
nounComcnt stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Short Distance Awoy

tRadIo Toxic reported at Il
2. m. r. W. t. that japanese
troops are only "A few kllo-
meters from Banding and that
the Dutch are failing back to
the south after the collapse of
their defenScs. Surabala naval
base was said TO be under close
siege
The Australian Associated
Press correspondent reported
from Bandung that the decisive
silence Of occupation may soon
fall over this island for months
10 come" He said Banding had
changed from a busy army head
quarters 10 a virtually besieged
town.
This correspondent blamed
the Dutch plight upon failure
Of a Dutch counter offensive
launched by Gen. Hem Ter
Poorton carly this week
CIT almost succeeded. he re-
ported, but at the decisive mo-
ment the japanese air force
turned the scales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Outnumbered 4 to I

C'ThPre are more reasons, hut
the japanese air force was the
main reason"
lie reported that Dutch de-
Tense preparations IN the final
weeks before invasion were
chiefly preparations of positions
which the Allies were 10 take
hut that reinforcements did not
flow IN, they triCkled IN. "
C"ThuS." he said. "when the
enemy landed sunday last in
numbers believed 10 he more
than 100000 and launched his
air force against Java. he out
numbered the Dutch four 10 one
In manpower. equaled or sur
passed the Dutch in material
and had such air superiority
that today IL l. admitted the
enemy gained air mastery.
("The Allied ground forces
were outnumberrd Ny about five
10 one In men. tanks. guns and
other ornaments. and are show
ing signs of strain. The army
and air force fought bitterly
after a great part Of the navy
fought itself 10 death and they
are still fighting bitterly, hut the
decisive silence of occupation
may soon fall over this island
for months to come"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Cross Sittang RiUer

In London. a spokesman said
that British force, We're trying
10 clear out japanese troops
that we're trying 70 push vest
ward along the railroad 10 pcCu,
winch lies about 30 miles north
east az RanCoon lie said that
nc japanese had not been re-
ported using tanks but that II
would be a mistake 10 give the
impression We have masses OF
armored forces in Burma. -
in contrast 10 earlier report,
that the japanese had taken Pegu
and as the AXIS radio claimed
were pushing through the suburbs
# Rangoon, delayed dispatches
from the south gave this picture
Of the situation
The japanese crossed the Sit
tang River in considerable force
and may have reached or cut the
RanEoon-Nandalay railroad which
was formerly tho supply line n
ChIna'S Burma road. somewhere IN
'he region between Pegu and
TO4nEOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Strong Reserves

But the japanese, Spurrcd by the
thought Of capturing Rancoon by
Tuesday. were reported pouring
fresh troops INTO tho area 10 wear
down the weary defenders
The situation on the PcCu front
was described ~ fluid " Tho
Japanc,e were SAID 10 be Using
four-inCh UOrtaiS against The
tanks. whose sudden appearance
threw the Japanese INVASION tune
table of schedule
Meanwhile ROYAL AR Force and
American volunteer group plane,
We're reported laying down VI'hcr-
lnC Ntrafnc attack, among The
troop columns a. We'll as blasting
A. japanese supply Inc, and food
and ammunition dumps
Official dispatches and unofficial
reports from tho front were de-
aged a. much as TWO days m
transmission. hrt they Indicated
that defense limos had sunoucd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Certain of Victory

Time is Of the essence OF the
Immediate problem, As Washington
sees il No one familiar with
American industrial resources and
in touch with the production now
flowing from war plants in Michi-
gan. Pennsylvania New Jersey
Ohio and the aircraft plants OF
the Pacific Coast questions the
ultimate outcome.
/ The only question AZ the moment
is whether enough Of everything
needed for war can he produced
this spring and summer in time L
prevent Japan from successful!
invading Australia and Alaska o,
smashing American bases there
before they are equipped .anc
manned for the American often
SINp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Classy Stomach
Relieved
OR MONEY BACK

Fverv person who is troubled with
.eN..S..te gas M the stomach ana
bowels should get q package 81 6aal.
MAINS Gas Tablets and try them for
quick relief % the distress.
sharp pains IN the abdomen are Oft
en- due entirely 20 gas pressure Many
sufferers occasionally have an upset or
distressed stomach. heartburn. palpi-
tation sour rlsinCs. nausea. boating
droWsine~s after meals headache dr.
illness lab1red breathing or other
symptoms due m accumulated gas In
stomach or bowels.
Baalranr's Gas Tablets arc made
especially fn~ 'he relief ~ excess E4-
and srovfrr' resu'''nr fror rry
pressure The, contain NJ rrvsir said
on positive guarantee ~ money hack
4 they taI 90 give SAT ef9c'Ion WIN
results Get package az any goce
druF store.
KINsELs. cUHNINGHAM 2. SHAPIRO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Hawaii Sounds
9th Raid Alarm

HONOLULU. March I QNS).-
Honolulu and the rest of the
Hawaiian Islands experienced a
67-minute raid alarm and a radio
hlackout today. which was ordered.
according 10 an official announce
mont. when, sound detectors picked
up tho approach of unidentified
clements from tho sea
The alarm fourth Of the war
for Hawaii sounded exactly three
months after the fateful December
: when the japanese sneak attack
on Pearl Harhor and Honolulu
opend the conflict in the Pacific.
No hint was given IN the official
communiquc rs 10 the character OF
the unidentified elements
No activity of any military ma
iture was apparent in or above the
Honolulu metropolitan area during
the alarm period between 1920
and ll:27 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
After III Operations, Child
Returns to Forgotten Home

tony, was performed a few days
after Dickie became a patient on
March 9. 1910 Al that time. a
tube was inserted In the windpipe
To allow for breathing Since then
40 more operations have beer
necessary.
Because he was only . years
old when he left home he cant
remember much of his homo life
but nc Is anyouSly anticipating
meeting his baby brother Clar.
cnco. who was horn after he en-
tered the hospital and whom hc
has seen only from hospital
window.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Portugal Reinforcing
Azores, SAYS Berlin

LONDON March 7 up
Radio Berlin. in broadcast re-
corded by the United Press, as
serted today that Portugal was
sending rcinforcements 10 the
Azores Islands and several com
panies Of infantry would leave
early next week.
! The Moscow radio reported that
Portugal was sending Is 900 men
10 Portuguese Africa TO reinforce
troops there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Millions Thrown
Into New Attacks

STOCKHOLM March : INSl
Hard fighting Russian forces are
Continuing 10 gam all along tho
eastern front. even though inc
Germans are throwing millions o.
reserves into action. reports reach.
Ing Stockholm from Moscow lndl-
Gated today
Troops which Hitler originally
planned 10 save for spring push
are being flung A. The Soviet lines
in desperate counter-attaCkS IN
many sectors. IL was said.
But, according 70 the report.
he memorable Russian progress
continues. and a new defense tao
TIC against the Nazi counter
assaults has been developed II
consists Of Withdrawing before
Nazi spearheadS. then surrounding
them and nippinC the4 off from
the main NaII host
Tho Russian drive toward
SmolcnSk was said 10 be lncTcaS.
Ing in intensity. with the Russians
strcS>ing the Importance OF the
recent capture Of Yukhnov
(Yukhnov. formerly an impor-
tant supply base is 200 miles cas-,
Of SmolcnSk. on a rail line between
GIhatsk and wanna
The capture Of Yukhnov has
given the southern Soviet pinccI
menacing Smolcnsk an increased
degree OF freedom Of movement il
was said increasing the peril &c
SmolenSk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
SovietsReported
Driving Toward
Fallen Smo|ensk
Wsrssw Railroad
Bombed by Reds.
London DiscIoses

MOSCOW. March z QNSl.-
Soviet forces were reported smash
ing toward Smolensk today while
other Red army units advanced
In the north and south,
(The London Daily Express re-
ported a Moscow radio broadcast
ing recapture of large industrial
city on the southern front was
imminent. The Express said the
town referred 10 was probably
DneipropetroNsR.
Russian planes recently bombed
Warsaw, damaging railroads. dis
rupting traffic and killing Is per-
sons, Polish circles in London
said.
Premier Stain recently told a
high Allied personality" that Rus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

h CHICAGO, March Z GNS).-
little Richard Topper. who has
spent one-half Of his four years of
life in the hospital and has under
gone i'll operations. was going
home today 10 homo life he can t
remember.
Dickie is breathing through a
tube inserted in the windplpe
below the larynX and the vocal
cords. ncceSsitatcd by an attack
Of tracheal bronchitis Tho lnfoc-
ton caused narrowing of tho alr
space through the vocal cord,
The first operation, tracheo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
IS Lost on Ship Sunk
Off i. ). by U-Bodt

KEY WEST, Fla, March 7
QNS) Fifteen men were missing
and presumed lost today in the
torpedong OF the 2,S50-ton Nor
weglan steamship Left, 10 surviv-
0rS from Which were landed safely
here after they had ridden out
two-day storm in a lifeboat.
Fourteen others, out of a crew
of p, were believed 10 have per-
ished when a second life boat wa5
unable 10 weather the severe
storm and sank. One crew MEM
Der went down with the steam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
U-Boat Attack Reported
, Nj. From Panama Canal

Whether the depth charges hit
any enemy SubmcrSlble or even
whether the wars first underScaS
attack near the Panama Canal had
actually occurred could not be
positively confirmed.
Nevertheless. tho canal was
temporarily closed and all out
bound traffic halted. until means
of aScertaining whether an enemy
II b m arine had attacked and
whether il had been sent 10 the
bottom were exhausted by naval
units
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
NofebIes 10 Aid Red Relief

Edward c. Carter. onal
chairman Of Russian War Relief
Inc. Gov. Murray y Van Wagner
and Mayor Edward J. Jcffries Will
participate in the program 10 be
staged March IS by tho Detroit
Committee for Russian War Re
lief. officials announced Saturday
Chief speakers on the program are
the Hon. Joseph F.. Davies. former
United States ambassador r.
Russia. and Madame Ivy Lltvlnof
wife Of the present Russian am
bassador TO the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
More Pay for Fighters

Soldiers and sailors Will have
their pay raised 10 help make them
feel they are not forgotten back
home, and that the country un-
dorStandS and appreciates that II
j. they who are paying or arc
prepared TO pay the highest price
for victory.
on tho home front. rents and
commodity prices Will be regu-
lated by the government in De-
trolt and elsewhere for the pro-
lection Of their families and OF
workers and Consumers conerallN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Top Production
Demanded Of
War Plants Here
Continued from Page One)

Continued from rage one
supported by A steady flow of fresh
supplies on an ascending scale, and
the ships 10 carry them can be
built and put into commission
moro rapidly than they can be
sunk. the whole war effort can
bog down and become so deeply
mircd as 10 require a miracle as
a condition of quick victory
That, as Washington sees II,
puts 1t up 10 Michigan and the
country's war industries generally
starting with aluminium and cop
per and coal and steel and going
right down the line into the mass
production plants Of the Detroit
industrial area, 10 cut loose with
everything they have IN them
not a year from now, but now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Front in India, China

Britain, China and the United
States viii be building A second
front meanwhile in India and
China. for a coming big push
from that direction As the pincerS
are closed on Japans army and
navy.
1t is their hope that Russia like
wise Will strike when the time
comes. both from her navalzand
air base al NladivoStok and the
eastern maritime provinces Of ST.
IBERIA moving into Manchuria and
against the Japanese archipelago
simultaneously.
Here. too, these potential fronts
must be supported by weapons
made in Michigan motor and re-
frigerator plants and carried in
ships built by new mass produc-
ton methods from strip steel for
merly used in making automobile
bodies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
May Be Under Way

4 The Allied hIch command
i'm The southwest Pacific was
understood 10 have worked out
tho whole revised problem Of
strategy not only for defense
but also for offensive faction.
which may already be starting
IN naval operations
5 Throughout Australia tho
total mobilization Of fighting
and working strength is beng
ruthicSSly pushed urged on by
such reminders 81 peril as to-
DAY : air ministry Communique
telling OF new japanese bombing
attacks on Por' NoreSby and
Law IN New Guinea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Sets Refrigerator Ceiling

WASHINGTON. March : ms
Saving that "inhationary anc
unfair price increases have beer
reported. Federal Price Admins,
traitor Leon Henderson today
ordered distributors. dealers anc
retailers Of domestic rcfriCcrator'
% restore prices TO the February
- 1,.11
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
10 Enemy Divisions

lie estimated the japanese al
lacking force at certainly seven
but possibly even 10 or more di-
visions This would hr a force
OF 100000 to 10000 men.
After resistance at sea and in
the air had been broken he
said, 1.-THE japanese had practi-
cally free PLAY and nothing
could prevent them from land
ing a. many men and a. much
material a. they wished.
He reported that the Dutch
nevertheless, took condensation
Launching a counter-attack across
the Banding plains against the
.JapancSc-held airdromc at Kalld'
jatl, but the action proved once
.again that even crack troops can
not take the offensive without sui
fiCient air protection. The troops
were necessarily haraSsed by mur'
.derOuS dive bomblnS.
SurahaNa,-the great. naNal ha>c
at the islands east end had beer
isolated. II was under an lnceSSan'
aerial attack, and japanese troop'
were driving direct toward II.
LRCA- and the Al. &ZT- re-
ported today that all commune
cations to Java had ceased in
GLIDING both wireless and radio
fplpDbOnp }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Pefain al Mass Rites
Denoun(eS Britain

VICHY. France. March 7/GNS)
49, French Chief o. State Marshal
Pctain today brand d Britain
gully of criminal aggression IN
a nc, tacc read in Pan, ~ tho
state funerals, Of inc so CIVIL
ians killed IN thc recent ROYAL All
Force bombing raid on suburban
Paris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Defense Plant Fire
Laid 10 SABOTAGE

LAS VEGAS. Ncv. March :
INS1 Fire which swept through
tho administration building Of
Basic Magnesium. Inc last night
burning u 10 the ground, Wa,
hluntly attributed 20 sabotage
fOdnN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Allies 10 Launch
Big Offensive
Continued from Page 0ne)

Continued from Page One)
any cost 10 strike a. Australia
before Allied forces can be fully
mobiizcd here
2 The stubborn British stand
aided now by AmerIcan-buit
tanks IN Burma offered the op-
portun.ty for holding back the
japanese offensive from India
and Using India and China as
veil ~ Australia a. bases from
NhIch 10 Sfrikc hack nucklN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

when tho enemy was forced 20
como out into level open country
and that he was suffering Increas-
Ingly heavy casualties
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Raid HelSinki
7 Explosives Dropped on
Finnish Cspital

VICHY. March 7 GNS).--
French dispatches from HelSlnki
said today that seven bombs were
dropped on the Finnish capital
early this morning, causing slight
damage. Anti-aircraft batteries
went into action. the reports said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
All Willing, Able

Roads, waterway projects. now
schools and public works projects
of all kinds VIII hc built from now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Radio GOod-bY
From Java; All
Contact Severed
Allies Forced 10 Yield
Despite Valiant Fight;
Japs Swarmine Island

Continued from Page One)
tually without planes and that the
Dutch Indies fleet fought itself
10 death in an effort 10 bar Japa-
nese landings on Java
THE ships available In. the
Netherlands Indies" he revealed,
"haVe been lost In battle except
for some smaller units which
could not turn the tide OF fate.
The kernel Of the Dutch fleet
has been lost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Many Openings
On u. 5. Job LIST

The United States Employment
Service today sought applicants
for large number OF jobs. George
w. Cross. Michigan director, de-
clared that the jobs are now open
and can be had Immediately.
The list includes: construction
inspectors, production managers
engineer craftsmen, radio engineer
motor vehicle inspectors, produc.
ton engineer. wire weaving ma.
chine operator. bench tool makers
molders, casting layout man, auto
matte screw machine operators,
electrical truck repairman, ap-
prentice machinistS, mechanical
engineer, chemists assistants and
/. B, M. operators
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Connolly Answers

la Ostrich; (b) albatross;
(c) owl.
Pa Oats; (b) strawberry;
(c) bread.
3-Ca) Verdi: (b) Bizet; (c)
Puccini.
4-(a) Shenandoah; (b) Carts
bad Caverns; Co Grand
Teton.
5-(a) Golden waffle; tb)
chrysanthemum; (c) leek.
6-(a) Large cable used for
moving or towing; (b) left
side OF vessel; (c) main cargo
Of space below deck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
PITFALLS OF LOVE

ruth HAYES IL n fiend," I
said, echoing Katharine's words,
"and from what Jack told me
we believe her TO be . spy
also, working with the gang now
trying to find him.
"She was I'm the hotel only n
few minutes ago, trying to learn
Jacks whereabouts from me,
and she tainted me with your
search of the hospitals.
But" went on quickly, fore
Stalling any interruption, "she
got no satisfaction, of course,
and my father Is having her
trailed.
"And now, dear girl. I have
already given you the high
lights, but Il In due you 10 know
everything about this. and i
want you 10 believe that only
my fathers express command,
invoking my military obedience,
and the solemn promise Jack
exacted from me, kept me from
telling you before.
But today the appearance OF
Ruth Hayes was the last straw,
and i begged my father to let
me tell you all about H."
/ began with Stephen Redfield''
inquiry concerning Jacks where
abouts, then went on 10 the crypt
ogram sheets Mary abstTactet
from Redfield's papers scattered
on the restaurant by a gust o
wind, in which 1 had recognized
Jacks handwriting.
Then l told OF my journey e
Professor Diswell's home in thu
Connecticut mountains, OF m,
finding Jack there and my con
versation with him, and OF bring
ing back 10 the hideaway th'
captured gangsters.
oMITs ONE DETAIL
Only one thing did / omit.
made no mention OF the ivor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Quiz Answers

1-CsrboyS are large glass
bottles enclosed in wicker
work.
2-The name originated from
their use in making and
mending quill pens.
3-The Mayfower. which vas
the name Of the ship used by
the Pilgrims.
4-Galilee.
5-Lagan.
6-Caribou is species Of rein
deer: carabao is water
buffalo.
Norway, Sweden and Den
mark. Also, at one time.
Iceland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Transfer Mexican Consul

Adolpho G. Dominique, Mexican
consul in Detroit for the last two
and half years, has been trans
ferred TO Houston, Tex. He Will
leave for his new post about Au-
gust 20. NJ. T. Morlet from Il
Paso, Tex, will succeed him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
BY Adele
Garrison

watch charm ] had discovered
my first real clue 10 Jacks iden-
.tity. II Jack should ever show her
that watch charm again, I did not
wish her TO know l had seen il.
Finally I told her every detail
Of the visit OF Ruth Hayes, then
sat silent, waiting for her ques-
tons.
The color that came back 10 her
face as / talked was the only sign
that / was cheering her in the
least. But when finished my de-
scription OF Ruth Hayes being
ushered out by my father, she
took her hand from her eyes. re-
vealing that they were bright and
keenly shrewd again.
WANTS TO HELP JACK
81 haven't a question to ask
you" she said, stressing the pro-
noun. 81 can see that you have
told me everything you know,
and you cannot know what inf
mite relief IL gives me to know
OF Jacks safety, and what eX-
plains the mystery OF his be-
hAyior.
'Tt-hasn't been exactly pleas
ant" she went on. 'to believe
my husband a cruel coward and
a weakling."
II know, dear girl" I ven
tured, and again she smiled.
"You never fail to under
stand" she said. But now
want to sec your father. or
course my search Of the hos
pitfalls f. ended, but there may
be work he can give me to do.
IL don't want 10 90 back 10
the farm. MAdge, much a. love
your children, II there IL any
thing can do here TO help
Jack"
Continued Tomorrow
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Recent Brides
of Interest to
Capital Society

Announcements are made of sew
eral recent weddings of interest to
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Reuben Foss
OF Birmingham, Ala, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Ruth Marian Foss, to Mr.. Thomas
Julian Wingheld, jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wingield, formerly of Bir-
miagham. The ceremony took place
Saturday in Montgomery. Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wingie1d will stop
in Washington on their way to Fort
Monmouth, N. j., where he will re.
port for duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lochte Of
Bethesda announce the marriage of
their daughter Miss Josephine
Margaret Lochte, to 1t. Albert L,
Morgan, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Morgan of Washington, the cere-
mony taking place October 20 with
Father Palm officiating in Our Lady
of Lourdes Church.
1t. Morgan attended Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and spent
more than two years in France and
Belgium.
Mrs. Morgan will make her home
with her parents until It. Morgan
Is established in his new post at
Camp Claibourne, La.