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Evening star., 1942-05-30
BY the Associated Press


ST. PAUL. May 30.-A st. Paul
man whose income outside his SAL
ary is sufficient to support his FAM
lily has been classed IA subject to
military service) in a presidential
ruling. Col J. E. Nelson, State selec-
tive service director, disclosed yes
terday.
The ruling is considered of Ma
tion-wide significance.
The man in question is over 80
years old. is married and the father
of two minor children and has an
income of $4,000 in excess of his in
come from employment.
He was placed in Ia originally
by his local board and appealed TO
the State Appeal Board, which clas-
sifled him 3-A deferred because of
dependents). Col Nelson appealed
the ruling to the President, making
the appeal without prejudice and to
determine a policy toward such
registrants.
A spokesman for national selective
service said that "numerous" men
had been put in la because, under
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Capture Of Slayer
Ends 9-Year Watch
AT Wife's Grave
Man Confesses Killing
Five Persons After Meeke
Surrender to Police
By the Associated Press

by lle Associated Press.
UNION CITY, N. J., May 30.-The
nine-year police vigil at the grave OF
VincenZo Piazza's wife is over-the
stocky, mustachioed convicted coun-
terfeiter is under heavy guard today
as the confessed killer of five per-
sons.
Since the slayings in 1888 of Mr..
ana Mrs. John Jandik and the
wounding of Nazzareno Rameglione
in Union City, police have kept
periodic watch at the grave of
Piazza's wife. hoping to nab the sus-
pect Oh a surreptitious visit
In the ensuing years the 59-year-
old former bootlegger became object
of police hunt in connection with
three Ohio murders to which, Carl
stadt Police Chief Peter J. Ratio
said after Piazza's capture yester-
day, the prisoner readily confessed.
The killings were those Of Onofrio
Trizzino. At, and his brother Joseph,
%, in Cleveland in 1889, and James
big Jim) Dana, tavernkeeper, at
oSiiSfd' SillO, idoG yCdI'
Cleveland police have asked Union
City authorities for Piazza in a
copy of warrant charging the man
with two Cleveland slayings.
Piazza, whose criminal record
goes back 35 years. was caught in
a Carlstadt woodshed on a farm in
the Jersey meadows.
Mary Macini, II when the jan
diks we're slain MRS. Jandik was
Piazza's adopted daughter. iden-
titled pictures of Piazza as those
of man who occasionally slept in
a shack near the Macini farm in
Carlstadt Police since then have
been waiting for him to visit either
the shack or his wife's grave.
Piazza showed up Monday at the
Macini farm. The girl recognized
him, watched him in dread for four
days and then, gathering courage.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Van Duzer Hits Failure
Of Motorists 10 Aid
Transportation Plans
Reports Cooperation
Lacking in Districts
Share Cor Program

Acting as administrator of De-
fenSe Transportation for the Dis
trict, William A. Van Duzer reported
yesterday that motorists in the
Metropolitan Area are giving in
adequate cooperation to the Federal
and District emergency transporta-
ton programs.
Every one must come to realize" J"
said Mr.. Van Duzer, that gasoline
and tire restrictions are going
to become even more drastic and
unless individual efforts are made
to conserve private transportation,
a great many motorists are soon
going to find themselves without the
use of their cars for any type of
riding.
Ignore Car Sharing.
Mr.. Van Duzer said motorists are
not cooperating voluntarily with
the Share Your Car" plan and
other moves to conserve gasoline
and rubber. Motorists also fail to
observe rigid safety rules designed to
protect Washington's increased
number of pedestrians.
While praising hundreds Of car
owners who have co-operated, Mr..
Van Duzer said, far too many
autoiSts are driving downtown with
out a single passenger and are
using their cars for non-esSential
riding"
Despite the estimated drop of
30 per cent in Washington traffic,
46 people have been killed in traffic
accidents since January l, as COM
pared with 33 for the same period
last year.
Complaints of Recklessness.
The Department of Vehicles and
Traffic is receiving record number
of complaints against reckless and
negligent driving, he said
The reduction of traffic volume
is offering motorists new tempta-
ton to step on it," Mr.. Van Duzer
declared.
There soon will be block to- block
door -to-door campaigns for the
share a ride" plan.
Evening star., 1942-05-30

Small Fry begins his war effort
tomorrow in the colored comic sec
ton of The Sunday Star. There
after, he will appear every other
Sunday. And he'll provide many a
laugh-and some sobs, too, perhaps
as he tries his best to prove to
the world, including Tallulah, that
he's really a pretty big fellow for
his size.
This funny new hero of the COL
ored comics is drawn by Al Capp,
creator of the Lii Abner" series.
Mr.. Capp is producing the new
comic without compensation as a
contribution to the Treasury's war
savings campaign.
Evening star., 1942-05-30

Small Fry" is his name, and it
suits his size-but not his fighting
spirit.
Now that he's 18, he is raring to
help his Uncle Sam to teach those
Axis fellows the lesson they've been
needing. But the Army and Navy
say no, and the Marines just laugh.
And, to make the situation all he
more heartbreaking, the beautiful
Tallulah refuses to listen to his
words of love until he does a mans
share in the war
But Small Fry is as determined
as he is small, and he aims to win
both the war and Tallulah. "Ah is
ev'ry inch a fightin' man. he says.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
FIoq for Macarthur
Is Being Made at
Baltimore Shrine

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, May 30.-In
the historic shrine where Mary
Pickersgill made the flag which
insrired Francis Scott Key to
write ti,c national snthem.
another "Star Spangled Ban
rcr" is being made-for Gen.
Ne cArthur.
Y -%'.i,--~--- =.
t : mcGern I-ary FickersG.ll5
are trying to finish the banner
by Flag Day, June IA. 1t is to
be presented to the general by
radio from the Flag House that
day and attempts are being
made for his acceptance by
radio from Australia.
The flag. 10 feet by 19 feet,
will be shipped to him by Army
plane.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
County Attorney Resiqns

WINCHESTER, Va, May 80 CSpe-
claD w. Erie Edwards has re-
signed as Commonwealth attorney
for Frederick County to accept ap-
pointment as trial justice, accord
ing to Circuit Judge Philip Will
liams. He succeeds Alvin J. Taven-
ner, who died recently, as trial
justice. Mr.. Edwards last week was
elected deputy grand master of VIr-
ginia Odd Fellows.
Evening star., 1942-05-30

LAM. Robert w.
LAWN, Jack
Leach. Harry K.
Lee, william X.
Lehman. John H. jr.
Lchn. Charles A.
Lester, Raymond {.
Massie. John A.
MatniaS. Irving n.
Mcconnell. Robert e.
McHenry. James ".
Mellarder, Quentin w
Menchey, Carl S. lr.
Miller. Louis A.
Min llck. Normand S.
Mitchell. Benedict 2.
Mittlen1n. A bert
Montecalv0. Peter
M0rter. Norman A.
NoweFy, GEORGE L.
Munich. william F.
Myers, julian K
Nichols I.e Roy. j.. jr
Cyier. Carl z.
Peck. Dean L. Roy
Pcltz. william
Phillips, F.. R. jr.
Peiener. Robert c.
Roderick, A. V.
Rothvell. w. D
Russell. Austin w.
Rygllnski. Leo
Sheafer, ia son p.
Shelter. Fred z
Signorelli. Frank
Sigh. Cecil Eugene
SHUTTER, w Robert
Sochor. Joseph j.
Sohn, Edward D.
Stitely. r. Thomas
Sullivan. Paul L.
Swallows. George F.
Temple. Ralph L.
Townsend, B. L.
Tucker. Albert r.
Underwood. p. M.
Waddingtou. r. w.
Wagner. Oh aries H.
Waltz. Joha
Warner, Nevin z.
Whalen. r. T.
Williams. Edwin L.
Wilson. W. w
Whitman. Robert J.
Zablocki. Henry
Zanin. Bruno p.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Heydrich
Continued From First Page)

from Prague just before last mid
night said he was in critical condi-
ton.
tAB. B. c. report quoting Stock
holm sources, heard in New York
by C. B. S., said Heydrich had re-
ceived blood transfusionD
Heydrich Has Quiet Night.
Reuters said the Berlin CORE
spondent of the Stockholm news
paper Aftonbladet reported today
that Heydrich had spent quiet
night and was conscious.
The state of emergency which had
been enforced since the shooting
was lifted but theaterS and concert
halls in Prague remained shut.
AS the price in lives demanded
from the Czechs mounted, Hey
drich's Gestapo agents rounded up
scores of other hostages and the
Moscow radio said 200 were in Nazi
custody and in danger of their lives.
A deadline for the registration of
all Czech males, ordered after the
shooting of the Nazi administrator
for Bohemia and Moravia as he was
motoring to Berlin, passed at mid
night.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Planning Aide Named

RICHMOND, Va, May 80 (P.-
M. M. Sutherland, 30-year- old native
of Big Stone Gap, was named yes
terday to succeed R. M. Sanford as
assistant director of the State Plan
ming Board.
Mr.. Sanford resigned to accept a
post in the Celanese Corp, of Amer
lea plant at Narrows, Va.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Blasted Tombstones
Shower British Town
During Nozi Raid
Bv the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
o.. c9.-Toul--
st-lc fragments we're hurled
against neighboring houses and
coffins were disinterred by ex-
plosion of a stick of bombs
which a low-flying German
raider dropped on a cemetery
in south coast town last night.
One man was awakened by a
piece of marble crashing
through the ceiling of his bed
room. The explosions threw
one stone fragment 800 yards.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
The list of

nun lelltt IN aries y.
Altrock. Gordon M.
Anderson, Donald J.
Atwell, Joseph T.
Baker. Allen j.
Bass, Neale Hobart
Beauvais. Arthur v.
Begis, Matthew j.
Bliss, Adolph Albert
Blsset, Peter c.
Blair, Merle Eugene
Bovard, Vincent p.
Brady. Lloyd Adams
Brockman, H. P.
Brown, A. r.
Brown. Lynn Henry
BRYANT Ronald c.
Chamberlain. A. G..
Civilettl. Alfred B.
Ccrbe. Bernard W.
Crs bill. Ward Bar
CraDper. Leonard r.
Gro sley, Pchert T.
CuCb2ce. J. y. jr.
De Rodda, Nello A.
Dearborn. r. F.
Dillon. William H.
Dolev. Walter
Ea ton. Leon Martin
Edward. Howard L.
I cit: Clifton James
Ford, Earl Harold
Fox. r. K. jr.
Freeman. Gerald w.
French. Robert D.
ga bel. Kurt A.
garrison. Lynn W.
Gray, Robert Wayne
Greenberger. ChasI
Grover. Neil.
Halt: Charles z.
Harden, Paul 3.
Hervey. John H.
Hine. Stanley r.
Hobart. Chester F.
Hotnan, Charles w.
Hoop. William H.
Jaci;Sor, j Donald F.
Jenkins. Earl r.
kaSpar. Joseph H
e 1 AMMAN. Harry z.
kimmel, r. E. n.
klyne. James A.
Kun selnan J. F.
La May William @.
Lamson, Charles J.
Evening star., 1942-05-30

strolled to telephone booth and
tipped off police without giving her
name.
Piazza surrendered meekly in the
face Of drawn police guns.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Roscoe Ates in Air Force

HOLLYWOOD. May 80 P).-
Roscoe Ates. film comedian, said he
has received commission as cap
tain in the Army Air Force and
will report for duty Tuesday at
Ellington Field, Houston. Tex.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
112 Given Diplomas
Al Bliss Electrical
School Exercises
Prof. Bliss Delivers
Address at 49th
Annual Commencement

The 112 members of the gradu-
atihg class of Bliss Electrical School
received their diplomas at the
schools 49th annual commence
ment exercises last night in the
auditorium Of Roosevelt High
School.
Prof. Louis d. Bliss, school presi-
dent, delivered the commencement
address and presented the diplo-
mas. The graduates were an
nounced by Eugene w. Bond, sec
retary, and Charles F. Ferry, chair
man of the theoretical department,
assisted in the awarding. A NUM-
Der of prizes for outstanding work
were presented by Donald S. Bliss,
vice president of the school.
Officers of the graduating class
were Robert E. Crossley, president;
Harry K. Leach, vice president;
Bruno P. Zanin, secretary, and
James M. McHenry, treasurer.
The Rev. j. Adrian Pfeiffer, pas
tor of the Takoma Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Takoma, D. c.,
offered the invocation and pro-
nounced the benediction. The
Roosevelt High School Orchestra,
under the direction of Miss Emma
Louise Thompson, offered several
selections.
The list of graduates follows.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Big Military Parade
CIimaxes Holiday
Observance Here
Presidents Wreath Laid
At Tomb of Hero in
Arlington Cemetery

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1942-05-30

from Prague just before last mid
night said he was in critical condi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Gay Decor
Transforms
Hospitals

THE hospital sunroom and
medical detachment day.
room at Fort Wayne. the wards,
medical detachment dayrooms
and reception room at Selfridge
Field and dayrooms at Crosse
lie naval station all have been
transformed by the day decor
and comfortable furnishings pro-
vided by the camp and hospital
service of the Red Cross.
A full description of the do
nations made by the various
chapters and individual men,
berS was given by Mrs. Laura
Butler Higbie, chairman of the
Detroit Area Council. in her fine
report presented the other day
at the meeting at St. Clair Inn.
Mrs. Higbie and her alternate,
Mrs. Howard Bennett, represent
the Wayne County chapter on
both the Detroit Area Council
and the Fort Custer chapter.
The Detroit Area Council is
composed of chapters from
Wayne County, Crosse lie. Bay,
Lenawee, Saginaw, Livingstone.
Monroe, Midland and Sanilac
counties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Gowns Of Shell Pink

The bridesmaids wore identical
gowns Of shell pink Tho head
dresses OF the attendants were
crowns OF real flowers 20 match
their bouquets.
Fhe-Iaaid -et-heaeF- Carried A
spray bouquet OF yellow roses
and orchid larkspur and the
bridesmaids had spray arrange
mentS OF pink roses and blue
larkSpur.
The two flower girls. Barbara
Jean Park, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Donald Park Of Mt. Glenn
ems, and Virginia Anne Poole,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Poole. also OF Mt. Clemens. wore
long dresses OF pale green or
ganza and white net and car
rlcd colonial bouquets OF mixed
garden flowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Northend
Wedding
Charming
BY THE DowAGER

A CANDLELIGHT service in
n the Northend with much
beauty and charm was that Of
Marion Ruth Martin. daughter
of Mr.. and Mr. Norman John
Martin, Of Priest avenue, and
Lyle Douglas Brant Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Douglas Brant
of Oakfield avenue.
The ceremony took place in
Bushnell Congregational Church.
The Rev. Roger Eddy Treat
officiated.
Baskets OF white gladioli,
larkspur and Stephanotis and
tall candelabra with Pickering
tapers enhanced the altar.
The bride wore a gown Of ivory
net with a drop-shoulder effect Of
tiny ruffes. Her full skirt was
trimmed with a cascade Of tiny
uIlaes- ending tn three yard
train.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Jewish Juniors
To Sell Clothes

JUNIOR GROUP Of the De
troit section. National Council
OF Jewish Women. Is taking over
the organization resale shop.
Clifford and Henry streets, for
one day. September u.
The girls are soliciting used
clothing for men. women and
children, and household effects
from their own friends. The
Juniors VIII be on hand all day
10 do the selling. Proceeds VIII
be used 10 finance their program
81 philanthropies and social ac-
Invites.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Pearl Orange Blossoms

Her veil Of bridal illusion fell
from a Juliet cap fastened on
either side with a cluster OF pearl
orange blossoms and she carried
a bouquet of white rubrum lilies,
roses and bouVardia.
The bride was attended by
Melba Barnes, as maid-of- honor,
and Arlene IrlaHd, Margaret
Brant, Mary MacGregor and
Lucille Besancon as bridesmaids.
Miss Barnes wore a pale orchid
gown fashioned with a bodice Of
silk Jersey and a bouffant skirt
OF ruffied cable net over a buck
ram pctticOat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
CROSSE lie, Aug. IS.

CROSSE lie, Aug IS.
MEMBERS Of the Crosse lie
vi chapter OF the American
Red Cross are working fever
ishly TO complete large quota
Of dressings by September /.
Those in charge OF production
al the Sacred Heart Church are
Mrs. Edward Stumm, chairman
Mrs. David ODonneH, vice
chairman, and Mrs. H. l.. Baron
and Mrs. James b. LeyeS, as
slStants.
Mrs. Duncan J. McNabb is
chairman Of production AT St
James Church; Mrs Raymond
Day, chairman of surgical dress
ings Mrs. Randolph Guest, vice
chairman Of production, and
Mrs. Daniel Agnew, vice chair
man in charge of the canteen.
The working hours are from 9
10 5 and from 7:30 TO 10 every
Thursday.
Mrs. Williamson in East
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
irene Ross Weds
Sat. Frank Boquth

Mr.. AND MRS MICHAEL
ROSSI of Lumpkin avenue an
nouncc The marriage OF their
daughter. Irene. 10 STAFF Sgt
Frank Boguth. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice BoCuth Of De
quindrc street
The wedding took place Au-
gust s in St. Bencdict'S Church
ar 10 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Mrs. Williamson in East

Robert BaFkley Williamson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r.
Williamson. was sworn i'm as n
midShipuan at thc United States
Naval Academy az Annapolis,
Md, August s. After the cere-
mony, Mrs Williamson left for
a round Of visits in the East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Preston Sweet

Preston swee
MRS. LYLE DOUGLAS
BRANT JR., formerly Ma
rion Ruth Martin, spoke
her vows 10 Mr.. Brant at a
candlelight service in Bush
nell Congregational Church.
crS are Spending Two weeks in
their cottage az Point aux
BarqueS
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F
ROderick returned 10 the island
last weekend from Sardinia,
n. Y, where Mrs Roderiek had
spent the past five weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Crosse He Red Cross
On Sufsie0 Dressings

She was the guest Of her uncle,
The Rev Arthur Powell. in Bal
tmore, going on to Washington,
d. c., and Atlantic City. In
Greenwich, Conn. she Will bei
the guest OF her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Bette. In New York, she Will
visit Mr. and Mrs. Rando!2h
Compton.
Dr. and Mrs John Hockey
who have taken the Frank Arm
strong cottage in West River
road for the summer, had
steak roast last Saturday night
on the beach. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Jewell, Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Jewell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward O'Neal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Osburne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald +. Leggette, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ari BeGole, Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitney Sawyer Jr. and Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. William Starting.
Miss HerteI Honored
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Vernors' Supper Party

Mr.. and Mrs. James Vernon
will entertain q group Of friends
az a supper party Sunday eve
ming al Magnolia Terrace, on
HarSdale road.
Mr.. and Mrs James Ragcn
have returned 20 their home In
Chicago after spending last
weekend with Mr. and Ms.
Maurice a. Ciauscn
Mrs Hampton Rich enter
tanned members Of her bridge
club Tuesday AZ luncheon at her
summer home on Green Lake.
Mrs Otto Kern and Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Miss HerteI Honored

The eaeSts OF Mrs Lawrence
Sawityky at luncheon Tuesday
in honor of Miss Viola Hertel,
guest of Mrs. O. a Johnson,
were Mrs. John Nolan. Mrs.
Gustav Schimmel and Mrs. Ran
dolph Guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ May
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Mrs. Briggs Jr. Returns

Mrs Walter O. Briggs Jr and
her there sons returned Friday
from Bois Blanc Island where
they had been with the senior
Briggs family for "a fortnight.
Cpl Walter /. Fry Jr. spent
last weekend with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Fry Of
Vaughan road. he has been sta
toned ar Fort Leonard Wood.
Mo- and was on his way 10 at
tend officers school at Fort Sill.
Okla.
Mrs. Frank l.. KlingcnSmith
entertained a group of friends
at bridge and tea Tuesday after
noon IN her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoey Of
Cranbrook School left Tuesday
for a trip TO New York CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
MacManuses Come Home

Mrs. John r. MacManus re-
turned home Monday evening
from the Pere Marquette Rod
and Gun Club near Boldwin
where she had spent two weeks.
Mrs. Charles l.. McCuen Of
Rathmoor road has invited
guests for luncheon in her home
August p for her daughter.
Eleanor. whose wedding 10 Fu-
gene Frank Dublin Of Phoenix.
ARR, will take place Scptcm-
Der Is.
The weddiuE-will be a quiet
home affair with Mr. and Mrs.
Newell II McCucn as the only
atteHdaRtSr---------.-----------
Mrs. Newell McCuen is host
eSs at luncheon today for her
SiStcr-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Curtis Will
son Of Cranbrook road have re
turned from a Trip by tram TO
Washington and New York. and
the three Wilson children re-
turned Saturday from the Mer-
rill Palmer Camp where they
had been for several wcokS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16

Harry w. TAYLOR left Thursday
for the Pere Marquette Rod and
Gun Club for a short stay. They
were accompanied by Jane and
Joan Taylor, twin daughters Of
MIR and Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. George r. Bragdon o.
Bculah, Colo, is the guest Of
her Son-ln-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Duffield at
their home on Hickory Grove
Eoad. -
Mrs. Philip Hubbard was
hostess al a supper party Tues
day evening in her home in
Bloomfield Highlands in honor
Of Virginia List whose marriage
TO DR.. Nelson Green VIII take
place August - Mrs. List,
mother OF the bride-elect. was
hostess last Sunday evening at
a family supper party and Dr.
and Mrs. William Wright Will
entertain next week for The
young couple at their home IN
Ann Arbor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Summer
Season
Near End

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Aug. H..
Aug. -.
GALL POINTS north. Har-
"A Dor and Northport Points
included, are the only ones con-
sidered by motorists this season
and several Bloomfield families
are leaving next week for the
remainder of the summer. Mo-
florists who were considering
eastern trips were much inn
pressed by the story of one fam
lily who were marooned. in
four-corner New York state
town W lie fathers birth certifi-
cate was sent for, that being
requirement for a ration card.
The Thomas l.. Hibbards and
the Clyde l.. Hagermans left
Saturday for two weeks at In
dian Lake wtT1Te they expect 10
do a-lnt OF fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barr
Field of WeStwood drive have
gone up 10 Glen Lake for the
rest OF the season.
Mrs. NJ. S. Perry Williams and
her sister, Mrs. Galnard of Jack
son, went up 10 Camp Algonquin
this week end TO bring nome
their sons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30

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