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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Phone Folks
in Red Cross

The Michigan Bell Telephone Com
pany today announced that il Is ex-
tending its first aid raining program
TO its women personnel for the first
time. Two thousand male employees al
ready are qualifying for their Red
Cross certificates.
w. f. BaEtley, manager for the com
pany, said that more than 1000 women
employees have enrolled for first aid
classics which will get under way early
in February ut Detroit, Grand Rapids.
and Saginaw The course will be dir
ected by 10 women employees who have
qualified as Red Cross instructors.
The 1000 male employees now re-
ceiving their certificates were enrolled
last October. \ new course for 1,JO
to 1000 more men also will begin early
III February with up to 100 inStruc-
tors
The Michigan Bell i one of the first
Bell System companies 10 extend the
first aid program 10 women. the tele-
phone manager said. Another course
for women will BIZ gin early i'll March.
when about 900 more are expected to
enroll, with 20 more instructors, he
said. To qualify for Red Cross certi
ficateS. each emplOye must attend the
first aid classes for two hours Il week
over 12-week period. The classes are
held after hours" Mondays through
Fridays. and do not interfere with the
employees regular duties.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH

German service, 9:15 am
Sunday school, 8 80 am.
English servic, ~: AS am
Evening service, Z 80 pm.
The morning services next sunday
will be conducted by the Rev f. A.
HeSsler, who will speak on the Epistle
lesson for the Sunday: The Boast Of
the Apostle Paul" The male chorus,
directed by +. ". Hack, will sing.
Beautiful Saviour" The evening SER
vice will be conducted by the Rev.
&. j. Krahnke.
Tuesday Of next week. at Z pm. the
adult class will meet for instruction in
Christian fundamentals AZ 30 pm.
the Junior Walther League meets.
Wednesday. $50 pm. the sunday
school teachers institute will BE- held.
Thursday. 1 :40 pm. the Ladies' Aid
will meet. At 7 80 the ladies choir
and the male chorus will meet for re-
eea rsal. AT pm. the Senior Wslther
League will meet.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
$8,475 Fire Loss
During January

As shown by the report of Fire Chief
Gustav AnSelm, the fire loss i'll Wyan-
dOtte last month amounted TO $S.41I.
OF this, $4,G1O was on real property.
%}.Si5 OH contents. This compares with
total loss of 81 .2SO i'll January. 1871.
There were f. alarms. of which 23
We're answered by station No. l. II 10y
No. > and ; by No. 3.
Causes of alarms were: Apartments
,. automobiles ., business places i,
Easements >. bunk house l. chimney !.
dwellings Il. false alarms I. grass 3.
garage !. transformer !.
Fire equipment travelled 33g miles
during the month.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Building Permits
Issued in January

Alterations to shed 1T S27 Oak, own
er Frank RatajcZak, $50
One-StOry dwelling al 1873 Twenty
third, owner Leo OLeary, $5,O77.
Coal shed at 554 Vinewood, owner
Alra TrOmbley, 500.
One-stOry dwelling at 292S Twenty
first. owner Harry Rifenburgh, $1,000
One-stOry dwelling ut 224S Twenty,
first, owner Herbert and Emily Eau.
ser. $J.7U.
Fire repairs at 17H Sycamore, own,
TT WilmarI Chrispin, 5000.
One and One-half story dwelling al
l4S} Nineteenth. owner Claude ]. EitZ
gerald. $1,000.
One and One-half story dwelling al
l441 Nineteenth, owner Claude J. Fitz-
gerald. $4,000.
One and One-half story dwelling al
lA9 Nineteenth. owner Claude j. FitZ
gerald, $1,000
Ont-stOry commercial building al
1854 Eureka avenue. owner Nick
Frisch, $2,667
Garage at 1907 Sycamore, owner Pc
ter james, $3.50
OneStOry dwelling ut 2+15 Seven
teenth, owner West Park Building Co.
$1,000.
One-StOry dwelling at 242J Seven
teenih. owner West Park Building Co.
$5.0OO
OneStOry dwelling at 2433 Seven
teenth. owner West Park Building Co.
5000
One->tOry brick veneer dwelling al
2441 Seventeenth. owner West Park
building Co., 5000.
One-StOry dwelling at 2451 Seven
itenth. owner West Park Building Co.
$1,000
Two-Story dwelling at 1914 Twenti-
eth. owner G. J. Fitzgerald. $4.72J.
TwO-stOry dwelling at 1912 Twenti-
eth. owner G. ]. Fitzgerald, $4,T19.
One and One-haf story DIVE Hing al
1852 Twentieth, owner e. J. FitZgcr-
aid, $4,I19.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Schools
TO Open Later

All extra hour of sleep can be EN-
JOIed by local children on these cold
feDruary mornings as result Of the
action taken by the local School Board
on February ,. To protect children
from the hazard of starting To school
DeIOre daylight and 10 conserve local
electrlc power, the Wyandutte public
schools VIII all start and end their
SeSSlohS one hour later according To
lOcal clocks beginning Oh Monday.
February 8.
Inc new time schedule has been
adopted for only one month to allow
the local time pattern in business and
industry to be worked out. On March
D. the school day will be adjusted ~
us best to fit into the day schedules
OF local homes.
III the meantime, although children
VIII start school an hour later accord
ing To the clock, they will actually be
arriving ut school and leaving for
home under the same light time as
they now do. Longer hours of daylight
III March and succeeding months will
permit the adjustment of the schools
schedules To the normal home sched-
ules
1t was voted TO purchase $1,000 of
"yandotte public school building
bonds, due October l, 1852, Oh a two
per cent basis.
Bills tOaling $7,j92.74 were APPROX
I'd for payment
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Council DOlngJ
Tuesday NIGH

The engineering department. reported
collection of $12I.JO i'll fees during the
month of January.
COleSrOve. Murphy x Trepanier,
certified public accountants. submitted
4 proposal to audit and report ON the
books of the different departments Of
thu. city. for he year ending Septem-
br 80. 1912. a. follows:
City of Wyandotte. per quarters re-
port. $4OO: electric light and water de
partmentS. annual, $50; WyandOite
Geiieral hospital. annual, $50; total,
$1,000
City Attorney Frederick ]. Gartner
reported adversely on Il damage claim
submitted by Miss Sophie Pelarske.
of Si)2 Seventh street. who stepped into
a hole OH lower Biddle avenue and
injured her knee. The accident occur
red because Of paving operations be-
ing conducted by the Wayne County
Road Commission, which has jurisdic-
ton over the thOrOughfare and is re-
>ponSible for any damages.
councilman JdlllpS IL. NILSSON dSkeu
that the ciry clerk write the County
Road Commission requesting the com
mission to take favorable action on
widening Ford avenue at the westerly
md 80 a. 10 conform with the width
of The street TO the east.
Councilman George c. Benin sought
Information from the Wayne County
Road Commission regarding the install
lation of Il traffic light ut the railroad
crossing in front of the FireStOne
Elant which is outside of the Wyan-
dottc city limits The councilman
wants light installed at Marshall
stree; and Biddle avenue.
The ordinance governing operation
of pool rooms was brought up by
Councilman Ford Wagar. who request
ed the city attorney To compare the
city ordinance with the state law, and
ascertain whether they conflict.
Miscellaneous bills tOtaling $4.I92.3l
and payrOllS of $3.944 were approved
for payment
Justice of HE Peace Roy COOmer. in
communication. asked for extra com
p,nSaiion of so Il week. in addition to
his regular salary, because of the nee
tSSfty of holding night sessions to hear
rattle complaints. The matter was re-
terred To the city attorney for report
,m the legality of granting the peli-
ton
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Mayer to Name Committee
fer Waste Conservation
Local Politics
Quiet So Far

With the city primary election com
ing on March .3. local politics shows
some signs of awakening.
This year. with the exception OF
Justice of the peace and associate jus
lice. an entire city ticket will appear
rn the ballot. including mayor, city
clerk. city treasurer, city assessor,
three rouncilmen and two cOnStableS.
II is expected that most. perhaps all of
ht incumbentS will seek reelection.
Nominating petitions, which must be
filed 10y March Is. have been already
taken ont by Councilman Ford Wagar
and John Shelata. for the Council:
the old standby. Clarence Edwards.
Tor MAYOR. and Ernest Il. Clements and
Walter ZerkOwSki. for cons able.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
TOY FACTORY
CONVERTED TO
WAR WORK.

The All Metal Products Company,
one Of Wyandotte's important indus
tries, is to he converted to the prOduc-
ton of war materials. Instead of min
!ature automobiles and scores of other
articles to amuse children. its facili-
ties will be devoted to the sterner as
pect of turning out things needed in
the ordnance department
Starting last Septt mber. the concern
has been engaged in filling sub-con-
tracts, but now it enters the field of
direct contract on i large scale. Many
more skilled employees will go on the
pay roll. working i'll two shifts. six
days Il week.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
FIRE
TRUCK ORDERED
FOR DEPARTMENT

Five concerns submitted bids for
furnishing the WyandUtte fifS depart
ment with fire pumper. at the COun-
Gil meeting Tuesday night THE bid
derS were Down River Chevrolet. Inc.
The General Fire Truck Corporation.
George f.. Gpnthe Motor Sales. Amerl-
can LaFrance Foamite Corporation.
and the Seagravc Corporation. Prlces
submitted ranged from $3.50 to $40
$50.
The Police and Fire Commission re-
commended giving the contract to the
Seagrave Corporation. for an eight
cylinder. 40 gallon triple combination
pumping engine. with Il Seven-man
canopy cab. ut price of $500
The Council approved the Commits
siOn'S recommendation and the pumper
was ordered bought.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Another Fatal
Accident al Dix

The intersection of Eureka and Dir
roads was the scene of another fatal
car accident last Saturday night.
Due, ii is said, TO a slippery pave
ment. there was collision between
ears driven by Philip ]. Akel, 40, OF
1910 PalliSter street, Detroit, aud
one driven by Lloyd Kehrer. 81,
of 81 Twenty-first street, WyandO,te.
Joseph Ferris, SO. passenger with
Akel. was killed, and Akel himself
was brought 10 the WyandOtte General
hospital, critically injured.
Kehrer'S wife, Wanda and three
others i'll the Kehrer car suffered min
or injuries.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
THREE FATHERS
CAUSE ARREST
OF OWN SONS

peculiar situation developed in
NiahdOtte during the past We h. when
ihrc' fathers aided police 10y turning
ever thret of their SONS 70 b. dealt
With FOR miraculous Of the law
Five rapid-firc burgIaries. pcrpe-
:rate,i on sunday morning resulted in
lw" boys of tender age. II and Is be
iug given up by their respective >ires
Places visited by he boys were the
Nidwa! inn. where $:}3.1J in coins was
taken from various machineS-the only
loot secured during the days eXer-
lions. Other places visited were the
WrUbewSki coal office. 40 Oak street !:
= junk yard at 19S Oak street: the
Fred IIOwarth lumber yard on Oak :;
and Charles kacZynskiS coal office at
>Gj Oak street.
All of the breaking> were effected in
Idle of an hour
Because of the age of the culprits.
who were turned over To The Juvenile
authorities, no names are given.
Father Accuses
His Son of Theft
John RushlOw, of 617 Pine street
al Sunday informed police that me
ta' box used for storing valuables, had
be-'n opened and rifled Of $500 in cash.
y rear window was broken to gain
cpt~dnce
later the same day. Peter. son of
Join, was arrested by police. charged
win the theft. He had 1911 in his pos
session, according To the officers, but
cit.ned that he had taken only $29J
II ~ his fathers box.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Car Ordsred
for Firs Chief

ME Council at its session Tuesday
night ordered the purchase OF new
CAR for use by Fire Chief Gustav An
saIm. This action followed statesmen
he the chief that the car. which Is four
Years old and has run over 4OOV
mile. needed the following repairs 10
render il safe for driving: New brakes
motor oyerhauled. cylinders reooreu'
Now wris: pins. new piston rings. new
,ril,. two new tires. hood TO be bump
ID out.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Alien Registration
Starts Monday

The issuance Of certificates of ideni-
iiitatinn To- enemy aliens will begin al
the NyandOtte p0stOffice next Monday.
February - and continue for the bal
aimee of the month. according to Post
aSter Adam PrZybykki. Registration
may b. made ut the local pOStoffice be-
tween the hours of 9 am. and = pm.
Applicants for identification papers
must present three pictures of them
selves, size two inches by two inches.
Cn thin paper, taken within the last
80 days. Applicants must also present
their alien registration cards.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Draft Registrars
TO Get Instructions

The draft registration in WyandOtte
oh February 16 will be held in the
auditorium at II Chestnut street. This
will he the sole regis ration place for
local residents.
NJ etimg> of volunteer registrars, to
aid in the registration, will be held III
Strtc auditorium on Friday. February
L.. al - ana = 30 pm. and on Satur-
day. February II. at pm.
All persons volunteering their ser
vices ~ registrars are asked to attend
enc of the meetings. when instructions
will br given for proper registration
procedure.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The Christian Bond will be the
subject OF Dr. warren r.. Halls ser
mon at the First Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning. The chorus choir
will sing He Watching Over Israel,"
by MendelSsOhn. with Mrs. George
Mcleod as cOntralto soloist.
At the evening service a representa-
i've Of the Good Will Industries. he
trOit. will be the speaker Motion mic
lures will be shown. o.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
LaSaIle Weman
Dies Of Inju,ie $

As the outcome of injuries sustained
in an automobile accident last Sunday,
Mrs. Anna Sagan, 40 years old, of La
Sale, Mich, died in the Wyandotte
General hospital on Tuesday.
AT West road and Middle Belt. cars
driven by Mrs. Mary Jane Lang of
IASllle and William Farley of New
Boston were involved in crash. The
driver Of one car, Mrs. Lang. is a
daughter of Mrs. Sagan. She sustained
fractured leg
Farley. and TWO passengers with
him, were only slightly injured. Far
ley was to have been recalled by state
police for further questioning.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Ice Races Set
for Wyandotte

Contingent on favorable weather. the
southern Michigan gold cup ice races
will be held at Burrell slip back Of the
WyandOtte General hospital tomorrow
and Sunday.
The races are sanctioned by this
Southern Michigan Skating Associs-
ton
Five events will be confined TO local
skaters. Suitable prizes will be award
cd the winners.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Boxing Program
Next Thursday

A boxing show, under the auspices
of the Michigan Alkah club aud sane
toned by the A-A.U., will be given in
the club gymnasium next Thursday
night, February L..
There will be ten bouts on the pro-
gram. All proceeds will go TO the De-
trOit Times buy Bomber" fund.
General admission will be 30 cents,
ringSide seats 50 cents
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Will Explain
Work Of USO

The Down River League Of Catholic
Women will meet on Tuesday after
hOOn February 10, ut > o'clock. at the
home of Mrs. 4. III. Cameron. 15J Vine
wood avenue. Clare TOptin. director OF
the Detroit area Of the National Cath
Ollie Community Service. will explain
the work of that organization. and
also the work Of the United Service
Organizations.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Brief Brevities

Chapter AT. PEG. at its meeting
aext Wednesday, will listen TO re-
port of founders day luncheon The
members will also engage in Red Cross
sewing
The PreSbyi erian WomenS Union
will hold business meeting at pm
next Wednesday, Officers will be ell
ected at the meeting.
DIR. K. &. kistler' Office i'm the wv
andOtte Savings bank building was en-
tered last Saturday and robbed Of 2
typewriter.
Auto stamp thieves have begun To-
operate in WyandOtte. Mark Bush of
$50 Goddard road. reports the loss of
his Sticker OH sunday
An automobile owned by Vito Gi,u.
nola. l2+S Bidtlle avenue. was stolen
last Saturday.
A small blaze called he firemen "
the residence OF John h0glS, 40 Grove
street. on Thursday Of last week
While on his round Of duty. ~ 8,
meter reader. Ernest KurZhals an
emplOye Of the Municipal Servire Com.
mission. was bitten by II dog at 9S455
TIVE fifth street
Ladies Of the Ford Baptist churcb
will hold a rumn1ase sale this mornino
at 3G0 Clinton street.
This afternoon. in the city hall rlnh
rooms, the Bennette Study Group viii
hold a guest day meeting. Mrs.. Georsn
Starke will be- the speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Griffith are
spending vacation at Miami. FI,
Try Herald Job PRINTING
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
THREE MORE WYANDOTTE
BOYS GIVEN INDUCTION

Thr,e youths. whose mail address i
Wysndotfe. but who registered with
I, her draft boards. were INDICTED into
iLr arms on Wednesday. They were:
Ross j. Saunders. 232s Riddle. from
Board No. -.
Milton LaI.oSA, lIHO hSIthew>.
BOARD No 80.
George A. Lear. 3G4S Slxlh. b"1r9
NJ ~
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
CARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 express sincere thanks
to our many friends. relatives, and
neishbors for donating cars. and send.
ing floral and sympathy offerings dur
ing the recent bereavement Of our
beloved husband and father. A. Bruce
Price. who passed away Jan. %. 1912
Special thanks to Rev. Edward vii.
cox. Mrs. Alex Duthie. and the WAN.
dotte OddfellOws
Mrs. Nancy Price and Family.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
MORE THAN $4,000
CHRISTMAS TREES INSPECTED

More than $4,000 Michigan Christ,
mas trees were checked by the state
department OF agriculture during the
pre-holiday season under the provi-
siOnS Of the new amendment TO the
Perry bin, according to a summarize
ton completed By G.. A. Boyer, direc-
tor Of the bureau of orchard and uur.
sery inspection of the department.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Fathsr and Son
Banquet Feb. 10

The brotherhood Of III. Andrew will
hold lis annual father and son BAN
quet on the evening of February 10.
It Chs O'Clock. Umpire Moriarity Is 10
hc there with his 1871 base ball pic
'ure. also Ford Mercury Rangers.
Tickets will be 60 cents for adults and
~ cents for children.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
Garden Club
Elects Officers

The WyandOtte Garden club has ell
ected the following officers for the en-
suing year:
President, Mrs. Herbert A. Browne;
first vice president, Mrs. Frederick J.
ltaubOlt; second vice president. Mrs.
Neil Amiot; recording secretary, Mrs,
Stephen Hedrick; financial secretary.
Mrs. Ward Reed; treasurer, Mrs. Wal
ter Buck.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
This Is Know
Your Bank Week

This week from February 10 4. is
W. i' )
Your Rank Week.
NyandOtte's local Institutions. the
WA EdOt'e Savings bank and the Ma
tioliai Rank Of Wyandotte. are holding
open house. and are glad TO show call
prs villa makes the wheels 80 round
IL the banking business.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-02-06
SAVE SCRAP
IS SLOGAN Of
MOVEMENT

\ intensive effort to secure the sal
vdG.-g of all sorts of materials that
can NJ used i'm the production of ma
teriJlS for war use. is under way i'll
Wayne county.
w Hugh Williams of WyandOttt il
"a member of the Wayne county com
mit..e for conserving rubber. scrap
metals and other useful material thar
i ordinarily wasted.
~eful in the war effort will be-
wa>r, paper, including old newspapers.
wrapping paper. cartons. magazines.
tie. Old rags are also acceptable, in
Guiding almost everything in that line
Scrap metal of all kinds is urgently
needed To keep thu steel mills moving
and old rubber can also be used for
war purposes.
Mayer to Name Committee
for Waste Conservation
Al the meeting of the Council Tues
day night. Councilman George c.
Hehm submitted Il resolution. which
was unanimously adopted. asking May
or Louis W. Behm to appoint Il com
miitee to invt Stigate the possibilities
IF scrap conservation.
MAYOR Benin said that a committee
would hr appointed shortly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
NEAR ROBIN MUSEUM

The Renault works, engaged in
producing tanks and armored cars
for the German army instead OF
the llmouSineS of other days. is
located at Billancourt on the west
crn outskirts Of Paris just south OF
the Bots dc Boulogne.
Nearby are the famous Sevres
porcelain factory (Which NiChy
reported destroyed and the
Meudon Woods, where the Rodir
Museum is located and where the
Sculptor'S finest works are kept
To reach the target, the British
flier had TO bridge the formidable
Nazi coastal defenSes as well as
the not inConsiderable anti-air-
craft of the capital itself.
The British Press Association
commented that the raid may
herald n new operational plan de-
signed to check fhe replacement
of materials theeenemy has lost
in Libya and Russia"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

carrier. the lead enemy bomber of
one group even seeking a suicide
dive on IT.
only three enemy planes Of
the first formation reached their
bomb release point over the air
craft carrier which avoided all
bomb hits nv split second
maneuNering," The communique
SAID.
THE leading bomber OF this
group attempted crash landing
on the carrier and was shot
down by heavy, CloSe-range anti
aircraft fire when barely 100
yards from it, objective.
In a second attack. only FIVE
bombers of the enemy formation
reached the bomb release point.
In this instance the salvo Of
enemy bombs was closer 10 the
carrier than in the first attack,
hut again no hits were OBJ
Gained.
The location Of The action
west Of the Gilbert Islands made
II an even more daring foray than
the one on January 81 when a
similar naval task force made n
surprise raid on Gilbert and nearby
islands and sent rs Japa-
ncSc war~hlpS and auNIliaries "a
the bottom and destroyed al enemy
planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
DO IL Again.
That's Brides Advice TO Hero
Who Shot Down : Jap Bombers

kEOKUk, Ia. March 4 CUP). -
Mrs. Edward II. O'Hare bride OF
IA navy hero who shot down siA
bombers in one air bat.
lie, urged her husband today tc
do ii again"
Mrs. O'Hare said she was visit
ing her sister here when she
heard a radio report Of her hus-
bands feat in his fighter plane
during a Pacific naval engage
ment.
The more often Lieutenant
O'IIare repeats his performance,
his bride figures. the sooner the
war Will be won and he can come
home.
I'VE were all ready to cry
when we heard his name men
toned" Mrs. O'Hare said. I'VE
didn't know what was coming.
But then the Jews was a relief.
I'm very proud OF him and 1
was sure he'd do all he could"
O'Hare and the former Rita
WorSter were married at Phoenix
Ariz., last September. They met
five years ago at st. Louis. where
OHare lived and his bride-to-be
worked as a nurse.
Mrs. O'Hare hasn't seen her
husband since December 7. wher
the outbreak of war separated
them.
I'D like To see him soon" she