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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
ellis Jr. in Plane Crash
Oldest Son Of Judge Punees Into Lake St. CIai
While Stunning; Escapes Injury

sheriffs Harold Henderson and
Charles KaltenbsCh brought the
shaken ellis and his plane ashore.
The youth. who has been staying
at his fathers SUMMER home near
Pontiac. is an instructor at a civil
ian flying school in khan d
County. Until recently. he was a
ground school instructor at Ar
cadia, Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
Order Ex(hdnQe
On All Auto Paris

WASHINGTON. July 7 QNS)
Motorists today are required to
Il n in old autom tive parts be-
fore purchasing new ones under a
WIPE order imposing rigid re-
strictions on production and in
ventories Of all kinds of auto
equipment.
Designed 10 restrict production
of parts to the minimum amount
required 10 maintain efficiency Of
the transportation system, the
order also specified that new
cannot be sold to re-
place an I'D part which can be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07

the the mountainous inland regions China great
cities of Shanghai Marking Canton and Peiping have
been occupied by the invaders.
Yet China fights
Farm the interior of China, in the mountain city of
Chungkng sits China's of the hour Generaissimo
Chang Ka-shek of the worlds greatest military lead
and surely the greatest Chinese since Sun Vat Sen
founder of the Chinese republic
China starts the sixth year of her against japan
in sore distress.
The Burma road lifeline which passed the sinews
Of war and food for Chnas starving millions, cut
with the conquest of Burma.
China's last remaining outlet to the east China Sea
blocked during the recent japanese offensive which
won most of Chekiang and Kangshi provinces.
Parts of rich western Yunnan province lie in Jap
ancse hands Portions of eastern Fuken province also
have been occupied.
You aid the United China Relief Fund by
filing out the blank below and mailing your
trbuton
United China Relief,
Penobscot Building,
Detroit
Here is my contribution to help the suffering
of the Chinese people, still standing courageousy after
five long, hard years of invasion. know this will help
Lick the Japs
Name ..:........ .................
street Observation-Disclosures.
City NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. State .............
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
BOTH SIDES SHELL

the big Axis supply base.
BOTH SIDES SHELL
"While our air forces cOntin-
ued yesterday their attacks on
the enemy over the FL Alamein
battle area, there was little ac-
tivity on land except for Smelling
by both Sides" the communique
said.
"Our principal bombing effort
was directed against the enemy
landing grounds at FL Daba.
Direct hits were registered on
Messerschmitts 109s, Junkers
88s and HeinkeI Ills.
"Fires were started and con-
fusion caused In enemy supply
columns between Matruh and
TObruk. Many enemy aircraft
were damaged during the day by
our fighters covering the battle
area"
Rumors were circulated thai
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, the
Axis commander-in-chief. had beer
killed or wounded in action Friday
but well informed sources de.
nounced them as fabrications.
At no point, dispatches said
were the Germans and Italians
now east Of a point extending
south of FL Alamein TO the Qattara
salt boys.
Reinforcements, arriving con-
stantly in the British lines. were
going into action in an attempt to
smash the Axis forces in the in
terror dust bowl and confine them
to the coastal area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07

Joseph A. ellis Jr. 81. oldest
son of Recorders Judge ellis. is
unscathed today, after the wreck
of a rented seaplane he was
pilotisg.
The youth was stunting with
the craft. witnesses said, when he
crashed into Lake st. Clair at the
foot of 14-Mile road, off ST. Clair
Shores, late yesterday Deputy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
FIRST IN EUROPE

Kegelmah became the first hero
of the AEF in Europe when Cen
eral Eisenhower recognized his
brilliant plotting. GOODNESS and
courage. After he rightcd the
Douglas two-motored bomber he
turned against a flax tower that
was firing at him and silenced it
with his cannon and machine guns.
The Independence Day raids
were made against targets at
Hamstedc. Valkenburg and Ak
maar, in Holland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
SAVES FIERY PLANE

The medals were awarded 10 the
three members of the plane piloted
by Capt. Charles c. Kegelman. the
FL Reno. Okla, fiier who literally
bounced his flaming plane off the
ground during the raid and few il
back home safely.
Kegelman was given the award
Saturday, a few hours after the
raids. by Maj. Gen. Dwight ID.
Eisenhower, commander in chief
of United States forces in the
European theater.
The other awards were made by
Mai. Gen. Carl Splatz, command
ing United States air forces in
Europe. and those honored were;
Second Lieut.. r. NJ. Dorton Jr.,
Long Beach, Cal; Sgt. Robert L.
Golay. Fredonia. Kan, and Sgt.
BennIe b. Cunningham, Tupelo,
Miss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
BY HENRY SHAPIRO
United Press stan Correspondent


MOSCOW. July small Ger
man motorized units which crossed
a river barrier west of strategic
Voronezh-presumably the Don
were partially wiped out by Rus
sian tanks and flung back, 'front.'
line dispatches said today.
The Germans, however. were
throwing their full weight against
the river barrier, behind which
the Russians retreated yesterday.
They continually hurled numeri-
cally superior forces at Russian
defenses, trying to widen a wedge
pointed at Vononezh, 100 miles
east of Kursk. and at Start Oskol.
IS miles southwest of Voronezh.
The Russians resisted despc.
rately and reported the destruc-
ton of hundreds of German tanks
and guns. and thousands of men.
HEAVY FIGHTING
The Soviet supreme councils
I ewspaper, Izvestia, said that 247
carloads of German wounded from
the Kursk front were being moved
west.
The Soviet noon communique
reported heavy fighting through
out the night west of Veronica
and southwest Of Start Oskol.
West Of voronezh, our troops
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
Flint War Plants
Visited by Knudsen

FLINT, July Lieut. Gen.
William S. KnudSen, production
chief of the war department on an
cight-day tour of Miohigans wdr
Industries, moved into Flint today
for an inspection Of plants here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
Reynolds Hints Call
Of 1919 This Year

WASHINGTON. July z QNS).
that If il takes TO-
600, 900 men to win the war I'VE
will get them" Senator Reynolds
Cd of North Carolina, chairman
o. the Senate military affairs
committee, today said he expects
youths of Is and 10 to be called
UP for training by the end of the
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07

CAIRO, July Z tUP).-Hard-hit-
ting Allied land and air attacks
today broke up several Axis col
umnS and forced General Field
Marshal Erwin Rommel to make
a protective withdrawal on his
flank in the Egyptian
desert below FL Alamein.
AS Axis and Imperial forces
spared for positions on a shifting
front. the British appeared to hold
a limited initiative and the battle
for Egypt seemed about to move
into its second and perhaps de-
cisive phase
Front reports said Rommel APP
peared unwilling TO battle and pre-
sumably hoped to force a delay TO
regroup his forces for a major
eastward thrust.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
Quake Rocks France

VICHY, July z (UP).-An earth
quake rocked the western area Of
Brittany, France. Saturday after
noon. The shocks were particularly
strong at Nantes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
Police Seek MISSING Girl

The police today were asked TO
look for Betty Bantau. IS, of 1909
Sixteenth street, reported missing
since Friday by her father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
RAID BENGAL

1t was reported that New Zea-
land troops, frequently using bayo-
nets in moonlight charges, had
stabbed behind the Axis lines and
thrust toward the coast between
FL Alafnein and FL Daba, 80 miles
west. and may have been respon-
Sible for Rommel'S maneuver.
British and United States
heavy bombers carried out a
daylight raid on BengaZi, scor-
ing direct hits on enemy ship
ping and starting several fires"
the communique said.
The Allied air forces were pres
sing nonstop onslaughts on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
BRIDE IN ROYAL OAK

The bride of one of the Ameri-
can pilots who bombed a Nazi air
field the Fourth of July, the first
raid by Americans on Europe
during this war, is a Royal Oak
girl and was married TO her flying
husband just before he left for
England six weeks ago, il was re-
vealed today, as the war depart
ment announced that two Michi-
gan men were on the planes.
She is Mrs. Marjorie Birleson
and she lives with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Remote at AIS
Laurel street. The couple was
married in April and her husband,
Lieut. Leslie Birleson. left for
England shortly after.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Birleson. live in Muskegon. where
Lieutenant Birleson has lived for
Is years since the family came to
this country from England.
CARD FROM HIM
I'VE received just one card
from Leslie" Mrs. Birleson said.
That was just a fe wdays ago
and all II said was he had
landed safely. We didn't dream
he was on the bombing raid.
He's n bombardier."
The other Michigan man is Sgt.
John Preston of Reed City. the
son OF Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Preston.
He also left for England only a
few months ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
Battle RACES
AT Voronezh
On River Don
Russians Wipe Out
Hundreds Of Tanks.
Thousands Of Men


BERLIN, July z by official
German wireless) UNS).-The Of.
fetal German news agency. DNB,
claimed today that Nazi forces
had captured the Russian town Of
Voronezh in the eastern Ukraine
and had severed the vital Moscow
Rostov Railway.
(The Nazi-controlled Paris
radio said the Germans. after
taking Voronezh, were marching
eastward toward Povorino, an
other important railroad juno
ton 120 miles east of voronezh.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
QUOTAS ON PRODUCTION

Manufacturers of parts for pas
senger cars and light trucks may
produce up to 20 ner cent of their
sales during the corresponding
quarter last year, provided their
overall inventory does not exceed
a four-rnonth supply l
If II does, they may manufac-
ture up TO so per cent OF their
sales during the same period a
year ago, provided they do not in
crease their inventory position at
the end of each quarter over what
il was at the beginning Of each
calendar quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
The Weather

The sun will set at 9.i0 D. m. today.
and rise tomorrow AZ 6:04 a. m
The moon will set At D. m. today.
and rise tomorrow At 7:53 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
LIMITED SUPPLY

Distributors in the eastern and
central time zones are limited to
a 60-day supply of spare parts
after August Is. while dealers in
other time zones are restricted TO
90-day supply.
Future production is limited TO
list of % functional auto parts
which consists of the components
o. engines, clutches, transmissions,
propeller shafts, universal joints,
axles, braking systems. wheels,
tire valve assemblies, starting APP
paratus. frame and spring suspen-
sion assemblies.
Also shock abSorbers, speed
ometers, driving mirrors, wind
shield wipers, steering apparatus,
exhaust systems, cooling systems,
windshield safety glass, electrical
systems. including generators, mo-
tors. lights and signal horns, fuel
systems, and lubricating systems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-07
Axis Columns Smashed,
British Hummer Retreat
BY LEON KAY


front and rear of Rommel's forces
but this was the first heavy
bomber raid in daylight against
the big Axis supply base.
Evening star., 1942-03-16

Wemsn's Summer Dresses. Striped sssrsueksrs,
striped ehombroys, lovely printed royon erspes.
foroI and polko dot pottems srond
onoy OF crisp summer dresses in store for you.
Coot styles. dresses with pleotsd skirts, shirt
woist styles nrony Of them by fomos
nnokes. All Of them cosy to founder. Don't
foil to get holt dozen ot this low price,
$3.50; Z fes s.
RssuIsriy 1896. $lo.s5 and $i7.s5 Missss'
AH-oeession Dresses for the office, for dotes,
for dress-up. Just think, you con get two
for the price Of one! Jocket dresses, t~o-piecs
suits and suit dresses. In polka dots and
checks! In COY fIoroi printed royon crepes
ond light printed royon jersey! Sizes 10
70 ~ WV
rThrift Dresses. Third Floor o. Building,
Evening star., 1942-03-16
J az;

$500 to $3.50 Bssutiful Heusseeets in solid
colors in blue, red and royal. Wrop and zip
styles. Many one-of-o-kinds and somples in
the group. Soft royon crepe
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Regularly 8.95, 1895
and I2.95 WOmen's
All Occasion FrOcks

jacket Dresses ooiore Goats a m
styles! Two-pieee styles! Suit |"
Dresses! Dresses for the office HU
or for more dressy occasions. UeUV
Light printed royon jerseys,
florol printed royon crepes, polko dots and
checks. Many one ond- two Of o. kind in the
group :. Also many manufacturers sompIes.
Sizes 38 to 81 and l6h TO 24h. ,.
RssulorIy $l.3S 70 81 Dsytims House Fsoeks
end Smoeks. Coot style, shirtwoist styles,
ond wroporounds i. d. eoIorful and soy. Color
fost Sizes IA to 81. Smocks in all over
printed potterns with long or short sleeves.
Sizes II to -s9s
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Sport Shop Specials-BlOuses
-SWeaters-SkirtS "a Y
Choose your favorie styles ~
and colors at Anniversary Savings =
2.60 sinQIy

RssuIsriy $3.50 and $3.s5 TaiIossd Or Drsssy
BIousss in soft royon crepes and sheers. Per-
feet sut-motes in crisp white, soft postels and
intriguing stripes. With short or long sleeves
Sizes 80 to 40-- for IS
Regularly $3.50 70 $5.s5 Pissted, GeFed, Box
PIeetsd OF FIorsd Skirts in eobordines, woods
tweeds and wool erepes tolI properly lobeled
as to wool content) in posteIs, pIoids and dork
coIors. Sizes "a to 32-------z for IS
ResuIsrIy $50 snd ,.s5 Beloved sIipsver end
cIassie csFdisen Sweaters in bo,y and reg
uIotion styles. White, posteIs and dark
shodss Also some chenille eoots in long
torso styles Sizes 81 to 4o------2 for S.
Regularly $5.s5 10 S7.eS Spsrt Dresses in one
or two-piece styles in lovely royon crepes and
wool Jerseys Choose them in soft postsls or
dorker eoIors for the office. Sizes Z to 20,
$3.sSj ! for 81
Evening star., 1942-03-16

SpseisI Purchase Of Gotten Brunch costs.
Some in checked and printed seersueker;
others in printed cotton. Short coats thot ore
comfortable and ottroetve. Ideol for now and
later S2.8s
tHousseoats. Third yl yloor st Building. The
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Regularly l2.95 to 29.05
New Spring Dresses

RssvIsrIy $I3.ss 10 $2z.s5 Misses and
Wsmss's Evening Dresses. sophstieoted royon
erspes, young bouffont types, eoversd-up
shoulder gowns ard dinner drsssss posteIs,
and block and print combinations. Sizes for
misses and women $io.s9
Bsttsr Dresses, Third Floor. St. BUILDING,
The Hscht Col
Evening star., 1942-03-16
COIOrfuI Cotton
SeerSucker HOuSeCOatS
S3.99 Values

S3.99 Values
Charming seesucker housecoots with full sweeping skirts
and short sleeves ldeo for and through the
Navy or wine. Sizes II to 20.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Famous Make
Foundations
Regularly S.95 to 1925
Especially Iow priced Tin
for esr Anniversary f.eEeH

One OF our best manufacturers makes this
savings possible :. Foundations and airdIes
cut with great skill, styled Of fine botstes
cnd woven with Lostex to mold the figure
smoothly :. surely The selfsome foun-
dotions and oirdes you pay much more for the
year round. With Iocs bust and toIon clos
inos. Somplss and discontinued fobries in
the group Sizes 81 to AZ and Is to "a.
(corsets Third Floor st. Building. The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1942-03-16

RssvIsriy $s.s5 wsmsss Sport Jssksts In
stunning pastel pIolds and solid eoIo. In
smart hsrrinoboos wscvss. Classic three
button models OF popular boy eoot styles.
Sizes 10 to
Matching Skirts -------------$3.sS
Regularly $5.s5 Sport Skirts In stunning
spring postel pIoids and solid color herring
bones. In beige, oquo, powder blue, gold or
ton. Kick pleots in front and beck :. some
gently oorsd. Sizes "A to 5o--------$,.ss
Matching jackets s---------$e.3e
tAi properly Iobeled as to wool contsnt)
(Sportswear, Third Floor. %. DuiidinsJ
RsssIsriy $s.sS 10 $7.s5 spess Dresses In
one or two- piece styles in lovely royon erspes
end wool Jerseys Choose them in soft postsls
or dorksr eolers for the effies. Sizes Z to 20,
$3.50; Z fse 81
Evening star., 1942-03-16
81 and $3
Gowns and Slips

Reyon sotins and royon crepe Ih
gowns and slips. Gowns in lacey I'LL
or tailored styles in teorose, I'll
blue and pretty prints. All long Es xO
and fitted. Sizes 81 to 40.
Loce- trimmed or tailored slips in the right
length for you. In teorose. Sizes 81 to 40
oil at greet sovinss.
81 to IS Gowns, Slips and Peiemas in royon
crepe or royon sotn. Gowns in lece-trinn-
med styles and printed royon sotins; slips with
exquisite Iocy hens; SNORT two-peee printed
poienos with fu-cut trousers. Sizes 81 to
Gowns end Slips in royon crepe and royon
sotin. Slips in Ioee-t trimmed or tailored styles.
Pretty printed gowns in the group sizes
g to 40, Slips, sizes 81 10 4o------Sl.77
S. Twe-Pisee Cotton Psiamss in an exciting
orrey of coIorfui stripes. For sleeping or
Iouneine. Sizes 81 to o4o----------$z.2s
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Exciting Collection
of New Spring Hats

Stunning Spring Strew and Felt a AA
Hets. Pboxes, pompodours. = ~
soiIors, podre brims. bonnets nj ahah
:. oil Of them fIotterino, oil OsOO
of them newl Beautiful with
flowers, wells and ribbon trims. Block with
color, navy with color. red, turf green ond
brown.
Becoming Styles in strew and Felt Hats. Loroe
or small brinns, bonnets, pompodours and sail
ors :. Every new fashion in every new
color and your choice of any for only S2.33
(NdiIlinery. Third Floor. st. Buildins)
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Eyeglass Mounting
and Frames. 2.97

RimIsss nountinss, folding sxferds, snsrsvsd
fremes and simuIoted she'll frames OF Anni-
versoY savings. Four handsome styles
oil fine quolity. Lenses extra. -...
toptieal Shop. Main Floor. The Heeht ce.o
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Regularly $l99 Northern Back
Sable Blended Muskrat SWaSSer
q sUondertal Investment
at anniversary savings

luxurious Iong-weorine coats purchased specially for
this event . Rich, deep furred pets. ortisteoTy
manipulated and blended into soft light and dark
shodines With softer shoulders deeper ornhoIes
and fotterina eoors. Sizes IL to 20 in the group
Evening star., 1942-03-16

RssuIsrIy 1898 TO 1875 Wemsn's Dresses.
A lovely assortment Of new spring dresses for
wonen-new print suzettes, print and solid
combinations. Bolero froeks. jackets, redineots
costumes, and bosic one-pisce frocks. Pos
tells, navy, block. grey, red and eoIorfuI prints
and polka dots. Sizes for women and little
women $io.ss
Evening star., 1942-03-16

$is.s5 Deep Fursd Nstural sHd blsadsd
Mink sesrfs In stunning arrangements OF
4 and skins Soft, silky searfs you'll wear
with practically everything, $is.ss per skin
Cur Salon, Third Floor. p ss. Budding,
Evening star., 1942-03-16

Fitted and bo,y styles In fine wills, erepes,
t~eeds and hcir-Ine stripes In navy, defense
blue, beige, brown and block. Misses and
wornen's sizes In the group.
eSettsr Suits Bidg. Tns Eseht Cob
Evening star., 1942-03-16

RssuIsrIy $s.s5 Mink end Bsum MsFssn-
dyed koIinsky Seerfs in beautiful four, five
ond six skin sets per skin
$IS.sS Hsndseuss Baum Msrssn cad Mink.
dyed kelinsky S<aFfs in four. five and six skin
All Subject to lo9o Tax
Laird SchebsF Shoes anniversary priced 50 you
can get two poirs and then some -. Stunning
step-ins, cosuol sport types in crushed kid,
Golf, oobordine and potnoto. Block, navy,
Laird Sehober Shoes ot this specioI price
just for our anniversary. Street and sport
types in block, navy, ton or brown in crushed
kid, cleaning patent leother, cobordine or
Golf Choose several poirs for now and later.
Ficttsrins UFbsnite Shoes superbly de-
signed by jones Keone of New York. The
shoes you loved in the winter-'1ow In exciting
spring styles in potents and eobordnes, kid
and colt. Stepin pumps, sondols and street
snoes ------------------ ----IV'SS
Fsmeus Urbsnits Shoes for spring in genuine
boby oiootor. Smart looking pumps and ties
I2.4S
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Powder Box Special

kssuIsrIy $40 crssm crequisneIs Machine
less Psrmsnsnt Wave. No n,ochine no
electricity no wires -. Yet soft. iustrous
wove con be yours {. now for only, $3.50
This speciol includes shompoo and restyled
finger wave.
Evening star., 1942-03-16

Regularly 1895 to 1885
Exciting Spring
Dresses for Women
A lovely group Of new spring 4 Al M
dresses-print suzettes, print U
and solid combinations, bo- Hi "
Iero frocks, ioekets, redineote lUsUO
costumes, suit dresses and
bosic, one piece trocks. PosteIs, navy. block.
grey, red and colorfu prints. Sizes for
women and little women
Regularly 1895 to 29.95
Misses and WOmen's
Evening Dresses
SOPHISTICATED royon erepes, IN M
young Bouffont types. Co~-
ered-up shoulder types and 1I
dinner gowns. Posteis and 1UsUO.
block and print combinations.
Sizes for misses and women.
Dresses. Third Floor. St. Building
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Regularly $6.95
Famous Marcy Shoes

Think OF il . . prize colIec- -
tion of exciting, new Morgy n HA
spring shoes! Pumps, stepins. n
sondo types in wonted black, Oe lO
navy, brown, tan, red or beige
smorty styled in soft Golf crushed kid,
supple oobordne and oIeomino potent Ieother.
In high and cubon heels. All sizes in the
group 3h TO 9. A wonderful oppor-
tuniy TO get severol pairs for spring and
summer.
Laird sehobsr Shoes at too-sood-to-be-true
prices! Fovorits patents, oobordins, eolt ard
kid shoes In street end sport styles. Block,
neNy and tons -$7.e5
fwo0aso's SHOES Main Floor, St. Building.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1942-03-16

In REFER, dressmoker or
smart boxy styles. Beouti-
ful JuilIiord erepes, Gerro
crepes and wills. Fine
novelty herrinobone weoves,
conel's hair and wool. In iio
and navy and block. Sizes !
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-07
Richmond

Mrs. Nellie Farley will enter
tain for the Richmond Womens
club in her home on Ridge street
on Monday evening; Mrs. John
Bailey will entertain for the
members of Richmond Study
Cub. Mrs. Charles Heath, Jr.,
for the members of the DIVERSE
ty Club and Mrs. John Schmidt
for the members of the Eta Zeta
Pi Club, all on the same eve
ming.
Miss Agnes Leach and her
brother, Fred Leach, left this
week for Florida where they will
spend the winter months.
Mrs. M. E. Fitzgerald will
entertain for the members of the
c. A. l.. Club at her new home
in Lenox township on Thursday
evening. This will be a Christ
mas party for the members and
gifts will be exchanged. This
will preclude the parties until
the new year.
Mrs. Willoughby, missionary
from India will be the principal
speaker at meeting in the
Methodist church on Wednesday
evening, Dec. 9.
The members of the local
Lioness Club held their regular
meeting in the Richmond Hotel,
with 25 members present. Prizes
were awarded TO Mrs. Velma
Kolts. Mrs. Lucille Priestap and
Mrs. Mildred Jeffries. Mrs. Ar
lene Rowley and Mrs. Mildred
Hansen were hostesses. The
hostesses for the January meet
ing will be Mrs. Agnes Burke
and Mrs. Mary Lou Beldt.
The members of the Rotary
club will present Christmas gifts
to elderly residents of Richmond
instead of giving the CT 5tomary
party for the children of the
community.
The Ladies Auxiliary of ST.
Peters Lutheran church will
hold a combined Christmas par
ty and business meeting on Fri
day evening, Dec. IL, at the
home of Mrs. William Bauman
in Muttonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Schoen-
berg have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Leone,
to Pvt. Frederick w. Reinhold,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Reinhold of Mount Clemens.