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Evening star., 1943-03-25
RICHARDSON, ELIZABETH LAURA. O,

ROBINSON. JAMES f. On Tuesday.
March 23, l943 JAMES E, ROBINSON
husband OF the late Fannie L. Robinson,
beloved brother of Otelia Robinson, Vir-
sinia Gardner and Charles Robinson; step
father OF Edward l.. Miles Friends may
call at the Ernest W Jarvis funeral church.
1892 You st. NV after 10 m. Friday.
March %
Funeral Saturday. March -. at pm,
from the Vermont Avenue Baptist church,
Rev. c. 7. Murray. minister. Friends in
vited. lntermeDt Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 90
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-08
Legislation
On War Bond
Ads Killed

Washington. Dec %-(APy-Tn"
House Ways and Means Committee
TODAY killed. IN effect. Legislation
which would have authorized paid
newspaper advertising by In" COY
crnmcnt 10 promote Inc sale of war
bonds.
The vote in executive session ~.
announced as II t. ten.
Chairman Duughtnn 3D.. \. c.
said the action was 10 table the l,t-
islatiOn. which had The effect uf kill
ing the bill. He laid. however. that
someone probably would introduce
anoti:cr such bill
ThrC" bills. ON" of them passed
last month Ivy tho Senate. were, ll-
fcctCd Ivy The committee action. Tn"
Senate bill provided lor the Cxpcu
diturC of Sl5OOOOnO Tor ADVERTISE
mcrt III daily. weekly. Scmi-wcrkly
and tri-wcCkly PAPERS published 10
cities rf not more than 10000 TWO
House bills would have authorized
the expenditure "r S3n.OOO. 600 &, w.,
"cuuItabiy distributed" among news
papers having second class mailIu.
grl, lieses. .tar.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-08
u. S. Steel
To Negotiate
New Contract

Pittsburgh. Dec. 8.-(AP)-Bcnja-
min +. FHrlCSS. president of United
S'atC~ Steel Corporation announced
today that CarnCCic-IllinoiS Steel
Corporation and four other subsidies
ri the corporation would negotiate
= nov Labor contract with rcprcscn-
i1tjvCS 81 the United Steel Workers
pl America.
The head of The country's largest
steel producer issued tho following
statement on his CompanyS plans in
me, ting the request Of the steel
WurEcrs for now agreement:
"CHrnCgiC-IlliuuiS Steel Corpora
ton. American Steel and Wire Com
panv. Columbia Steel Company. Natl
ouJl Tube Company. and the Ten
uC,>oC Coal. Iron aud Railroad Com
pauv. ali United States Steel stub
salaries. have replied 10 The notices
served IVY tho United Steel Workers
OF america on December q. rcppcninc
thC Dor co" tracts nov IN effect and
viii meet with representatives OF the
,H.Vn =. Pittsburgh Oh December Il.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-08
lnceSSant
Bombing By
Americans
Excellent Air Base
And Rabaul Harbor
Untenable to Japs

Southwest Pacific Allied
headquarters, Dec. S-(APD-
a Slackcning in naval activity
observed al Rabaul lent cmpha-
sis today to the official aSScr-
ton that the Japanese are find
ing their once proud New Bri-
tam island air and sea base too
hot to handle.
While Allied bOmbcrS poured
loads of explosives on the i'll
vaSiOn- threatened island with
inccsSant fury, Il spokesman for
General Douglas Macarthur said
aerial observation had shown
noticeable drop i'll naval traffic
at Rabaul.
This tied in with inc recent occln-
ration of Rear Admiral Robert Car
ncy, chief of staff for Admiral VII
liam +. HalScy, the South Pacific
fleet commander. that Itubaui, ON
the northeast coast Of the island is
untenablc To the Japancs" and we
have complete control III the va
tcrS."
Rabaul. with its excellent deep
water harbor and six airdromrS.
is Japan'S best base south OF
Truk, which is in the Caroline
islands 800 miles away. Pounded
repeatedly by bombcrS. lis ncu-
traliZatiOn would constitute Il
major victory.
On New Guinea itself the sharp
ground fighting tor WarCu IN the
Huon peninsula remained static Us lu
position but Allied bOmbc!s rli5cd
enemy concentrations. The Austria.
lians, supported Ey tanks. are at
tempting 10 clear the Jap"ncSc from
the strategic HUon peninsula which
overlookS the possible iuyaSiU &:
straits Ia New Britain.
BombcrS also hit the Japanese On
Boug&inVille around the American
bcachhcad at Empress Augusta Bay.
smashing supply lines and exploding
48 tons OF bombs on an ammunition
dump and other targets. The fight
ing here was reported Ia have sub
sided.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-08
Drink Kills
Six Negroes

Durham. Dec. "a NID-A Nru-
day night party featuring "camucd
heat cocktails had brought death
To six Negroes today and lett an
other in i critical condition al a
hospital here.
Police expressed fear there are
still others who partOUk OF the dead
ly drink but vino nave not yc,
sought medical attention.
Five of the CCicbrIntS died. yC$-
tcrday and another Succumbcd N
a hospital today. y woman CuliapS-
cd on street THIS morning and Wa
taken Ia a hospital. where her con-
ditiun was described as critical. She
admitted having drunk some al the
canned hCa''' at the party, Police
Captain n. X. IIIrdcc said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-08
Entire Control Only
Chance Of Averting
Initiation, He Says

Washington, Dec. sap
that taxes or in
llati"n iii the end will get us
all, Senator O'Mahoney 3D.,
WyoO today urged an "all-out
price control measure as the
one hope of avcrting Il cost-of-
living crisis on the home front.
OMHEuncy. ConCurring with War
Mobilization Director James F.
Bygmcs' assertion last night that the
primary issue before the Ameri-
can people today is whether we are
going 10 keep down the cost. of liv-
-" said:
We can avoid initiation and
al the same time correct injuS-
tirrS that now exist by eStab-
ing new line and Holding il. a
line worked out on the basis of
equity"
OF wages and prices
generally al the levels ui September
-. 1912, . MahumCy cOntcndcd that
iuluSllCrS had grown out Of their
we lind ourselves i'm the pO-
Sltinn described by Justice
ByrncS solely because. we did not
adopt IN all-Out price control
measure at the beginning. Gov
cring wages and all other living
c"StS." he said. We ought to
Gu il now
Thor" WIS little indication, how
cN'r, that BvrnCa' appeal 10 the ma
il"u tu guard against inflationary
steps had wrought any change in
C"n"rC .$rnual sentiment ON food
price subsidies, railway wages or
@ihCr related issues now to the fore
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-08
Bailey And
Byrd Hit At
Democrats
Threaten to Form
Separate Party of
Southern Democrats

Y .mgtmn. Dec. S-(AP
i. ....- Senate Democrats
tr.vn with soft words today 10
turn .raE the wrath of an I'M
expected and angry uprising by
their 14turim colleagues.
th,'rmAm Guiicy ID. Pa. nf
tn nrmn,ratic senatorial cam
pain committee met with 81
!rHrr i double bIrrclrd attack
from ~crtaUr Byrd ID, Va and
BIirr Cd. y. Can attack
thr "muud up with Byrd de-
miud'ua Guiiry resign his cam
pdr"u posi-.
T.. -a- "a t".dcucy muH.a some
.a'. '.. Democratic member Ia
co.'s pare ghcturlr' BnlyI 81
..'... 'aat the southern Demo-
Cu' .,m their OWu party.
ilr row Haired up over Gui-
ir a,SCriion that southern
Democrats had formed an ''un-
h"l "i!tIu"e' with thr Erpubli-
cat To- deprive the armed
i"r'rr nf America tho right 10
vote.
pm" Federal war ballot pro-
p. . '..nr of Il directive 10 the
STATE ..'>'iu% them t. arrange
j." '. wd f. eos Ia vote in nest
Iur ..,. drut.ui election.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-08
Reds Driueya Back
AT kieu Bulge, But
Gain Near Dtaieper
Desperate Tank and
Infantry Assaults by
Nazis Are Launched

NIW~CyI Doc S-lNDl- Nnn
,t. ,L, $780,, =,
~ "'' wv ma"
ItiIh a!!H infantry assaults
IaUncnrd during the seven
WcrnS' battle for The kir,. bIl~.
has f,rc.I ,b. Pal .,.,,,,. -.
ny
90 'tt' H'N Ill 10" IFS III me
I llIahtlnN hurOSlCn area but
Soviet troops have scored i'm
lnrraut cain. .,,r.ihv..-t -, Er..-
,.I
-''' az nus ".,' "'''''H' N'I'' ''.''''h
|ii!i'lIhd, Via! EN.
Junction IN the !jMiupcI brld. 1.
i;uSsiau war bu.lrrIl said ;....,
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-08
O>MaE1oney Appeals
For AlI-C)ut Price
Control Measures
Rumanians Take
1000 Prisoners

London. Dec. S.-(AP)-Ru-
manian forces have won the
brIdGchcad area established BY
the Russians ut Kcrch in the
Crimca. wipinG out the Soviet
landing troops in Il three day bat
tie and taking 1000 prisoners.
the German high command de-
clarcd today.
The war bulletin. recorded
iInm radio broadcast. said
heavy lighting continued south
west of krrmcnchug where thu
iu>>ian> are spreading deeper
into the Dnirprr bulge.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-08
Fights For
Submits
Are Bitter
Montgomcry's Forces
Make New Advances
On Adriatic Sector


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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-08

The i:il!i .irIn! = hammer
blows tnr"I.a i ~ ,!rrp. r.v2r-
hui German Writer I,uv iuI;.ra
Casino were avyr!.HLu.CI by
fresh gains "n ihg iigHth Army y
.AdriatiC coastal SECTOR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
L-oga+ha
Reynolds
Married

LOGATHA REYNO Ids of
Los Angeles and Detroit and 1t.
Emmett r. Cecil were married
at 7;30 o'clock Saturday eve
ming in Highland Park Baptist
Church.
The bride Is the daughter T.
Mrs. w. G. Stacy of Maysvill,.
Ky. Lieutenant Cecil's parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cecil Of
Litchfeld avenue. and the we'd
ding reception was held in their
home.
Lieutenant Cecil has just been
graduated from officers school
at Camp Barcley, Tex.
Olga Lee was the maid-of-
honor and bridesmaids were Mrs.
Jesse Russell of Kentucky. and
Mrs. Jack Taylor, sister of the
bridegroom.
Guy Willis Cecil the bride
groom brother was the best
man and 1t. Don Frasier seated
the guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Don't Forget Victory Book
Campaign Ends March 5
BY IRENE Nj. HAWKINS
-Wemens Editor, The Detroit Times

AMONG OTHER things these
busy days, are you keeping in
mind the victory book campaign
sponsored by the Ameri-
can Library Association, United
Service Organizations and the
American Red Cross who
are aiming TO take care of the
needs of our rapidly expanding
armed forces?
These organizations are CRATE
full for your contributions of last
year and hope they can
count on you again for 1913
the goal must be reached before
March 5.
Give more books give
GOOD books is the slogan
of the present drive. The last
drive was helpful but proved
that many people merely went
through their book cases and
handed over volumes they were
glad TO get rid of never ask
ing themselves were they books
a soldier would want TO read.
Believe ii or not, ladies
there were many copies of Elsie
Dlnsmore books on how TO
cold cream your face and retain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Where 10 Leave

Books may be left at the main
library. Woodward at Kirby d.
AT branch Libraries at banks,
apartment houses and large Of
flee buildings such as Fisher.
General Motors, etc. -. and we
are told they will be accepted
by some theaters :. when YOU
go 10 the movies take a
book along with you for the
boys.
Because Of gas rationing il
will be impossible to call at in
oividual homes for books =.
but, If you have a lot of them.
call the public library Co
lumbia 1865. and they will helm
you make some arrangements
for delivery.
There are 273 boxes around
the city for books if every
one in Detroit would drop in
Just one -. wouldn't it be won
dCrful!
After sorting, the victory
book c paign will send all
disable books 10 the army, navy.
American Merchant Marine Lii
brary Association and to the
United Service Organization
units.
The present drive is for books
only magazines are not
needed at the moment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
PRINCESS FROCK

THE CUTEST young wash
able style of the season is Pat
tern 42l3 by Anne Adams. This
gay princess frocll buttons down
the front for style, speedy dress
ing and for ironing convenience.
Optional inside pockets at the
front panel-tops.
Pattern 4213 is available in
children's sizes 2, 4. &, s. Size 6,
all one. takes 2ls yards 35-inch;
1S4 yards ric-rac; other version,
is yards 35-inch;I "a yard con-
traSt.
Send Is cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size, name, address and
style number
Our Spring Pattern Book is
ready. 1t contains free dickey
pattern; a special salvage de-
sign; smart, eaSy-to-sew spring
outfits for the entire family.
Dress pattern is cents: book
10 cents. Pattern and book when
ordered together, Is cents.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square. De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Gle anIiness First
Be auty Rule

SCRuPULOuS cleanliness is
the first law in the constitution
OF good looks.
The skin Of the human body is
an organ Of elimination. II is
constantly shedding dead scales;
securing with soap and water
and a heavy brush helps il to
function normally.
The complexion is wonder
fully benefited. BY stimulat-
ing the cutaneous coat all over
the body. less waste material is
sent away through the delicate
glands on the face.
The girl who fuses about an
oily skin will find the daily bath
helpful.
You can he a tuhhcr or A
ShOwerite. II YOU are particu-
larlv enthusiastic. you can be
both. The tubber enjoys a
sense of relaxation in warm
water.
The Showcrite is. cxhilaratcd.
especially if she is A cold water
baby Tho ideal method is a
warm soaking. a Soapy scrub
bling, a shower that is warm al
first, gradually cooled.
The benefits Of tho daily bath
arc manifold. II creates a sense
OF Self-reSpect, imparts a glow
ing feeling.
Don't depend upon the wash
cloths for cleanliness Get a
bath brush that takes hold
firmly and use il with plenty
of elbow grease.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

when you out-bluHed me on a
OF deuces. Smart work.
bic boy. But YOU can't bluff
carrots or cabbageS or calves on
a couple Of deuceS.
Crops don't rain spontaneous
out Of heaven like mamma.
There isn't an American
farmer or rancher who wouldn't
give the limit in war defense
If he had the makings. And he
wouldn't whine about hours or
wages either. But he has 10 have
the markings.
He has 10 have the man.
power the machinery
the soil.
Start StsbiliIine
There's soil aplenty. II We
haven't machinery we can bor-
row or share.
But you can't borrow or share
II the government strips the dis
trict clean OF husky youngsters
and leaves you the cripples and
burnt-outs.
And all this oratorical oil is
no substitute for a little far
seeing common sense.
So if you're going 10 be
director of economic stabiliza-
ton. Jimmy, for Pete's sake.
start stabilizing. Get down 10
the dirt roots and feel how they
function. Or you and all the
rest of us will be eating radishes
when we need artichokes and
short ribs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Miss Kendall,
1t. White Wed

. AT A CEREMONY which took
place at 9 a. m. Saturday in St.
Agnes church, Margaret f. Ken
dali became the bride OF 1t.
Ernest L. White. The bride is
the daughter of Mrs. Henry
Kendall of Lothrop avenue. and
the late Mr. Kendall. Lieutenant
White is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs, F. L. White of La Sale
boulevard.
Mary 10 Kendall was her sis
ters only attendant and John L.
White. brother of the BRIDE
groom, was best man.
Following the ceremony, a
wedding breakfast was served at
the Wardell Hotel.
Lieutenant White is stationed
at Fort Jackson, S. C., and is n
Detroit on leave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

-
Like These
Given below is an indication
of the kind OF reading matter
preferred by the men in uni
form:
Cd The current best sellers
Book of the Month, Literary
Guild and other book club selec-
tiOnS) and the more recently
published 1880 to date popu-
lar fiction and popular nom
fiction, in good physical con-
ditiOn.
t2) Adventure and westerns.
detective and mystery fiction, in
good physical condition. (These
are described by camp librarians
and others as the type of books
most sought, and most read by
the men,
t3) Technical books published
since 1895 in the fields of mathe-
mates, machine mechanics and
design, electricity, radio, pho
Biography, aeronautics. naviga-
ton. meteorology. chemistry,
physics. shop mechanics, mill
tary science, mechanical draw
ing, architecture, etc.
(4 Funny book s-books of
jokes, humorous stories. anec-
dotes-and group games in good
physical condition.
80 Pocket books and other
small sized editions of popular
titles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

ing upon the big central valley
OF the Sacramento and San
Joaquin for most OF our green
vittals.
Our climate and produce may
differ somewhat from that in
the south. middle west and east.
but we're all Just rangers. Of
one sort or another. And we all
listened mighty eagerly 10 those
Farm Mobilization" illusions.
l might add that. generally
speaking. we were chewing
straw while we listened. And
were still chewing.
Had Help Then
Didn't we appreciate all those
lovely remarks about the big
record we turned out last year?
OF course We did.
But we also remember that
we had a heap of husky young
men 10 help us turn out those
crops. But we haven't got them
now. No sir, you boys in Wash
ington came along and shaved
'em off cleaner than any safety
razor.
Yes, I know, there's a war
going on. And big-hearted
lend lease program. And I'm a
patriot.
But feeding folks is as much
a part Of war or lend lease as
producing guns or planes. And
how are you going 10 feed folks
If you can't go through the
necessary maneuvers
You've forgotten that YOU
met mo Once Jimmy That tiy,,e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
In n ayfs:!.ir
M" with

FOR SHEER fun il is doubtful -.
II any party given this season. =.
Surpassed the dinner dance.
Staged Saturday night al the Detroit Golf Club 49,
BY the Business and Professional Post. -.
OF the American Legion. &C..
OF which Joseph Halfmann. is commander.
This is of the smallest posts in the Detroit legion
But. -. because every one knows every else. -.
There was friendliness and nformaty....
That made II altogether delightful party.
It's an annual event. given to honor the ladies'.
Most of the members of this post.
Saw service overseas in World War l..
And all officers. 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Elsie Robinson
Farmers Must Be Able TO Get Help
To Keep Up Food Production in I943

I NEVER know where this
column will lead me. And my
handsome, suave bosses refuse
to inform me in advance. Per-
sonally l bet they've taken out
accident insurance on me long
since. But you may be sure
the accident will be all mine
including the cost of mercuro-
chrome.
Take, frinstance, the subjects
of these blurbS.
If l lean over my harp and
tear off few yards Of sweet
blues, several thousands of fans
Immediately indict me for mass
production Of ga-ga.
On the other hand, If / switch
the rhythm and make some
mean remarks about Churchill
or Harry Hopkins. then I'm
leader IN the American fifth
column.
Any way you take il, I'm in
the dog house. So I've decided
TO crafty my own impulses for
once, come what may, and dis
cuss Us Hicks reaction 10 the
recent Farm Mobilization Day
palaVer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Spring Flower Arrangements

AT THE speakers table. -.
Which decked with arrangements of spring flowers
Were seated Commander and Mrs. Halfmann -,
Mrs Hartmann in a turquois crepe dinner dress
Accented with corsage bouquet of pink camelas. "
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Christensen "
And their guests. -. DIR. and Mrs William Hosben "
Mrs Hosbein in bright red Crepe.
And the Al Jaeobsons -.
Mrs Jacobson. wearing striking black velvet
And white satin. with ofthe-shoulder effect. e.
Revealing lovely white shoulders.
Gardenias were piled high top of her high . blond
hair-do....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

The Great Presto has nothing
up either sleeve. Then where
did those biscuits come from?
Ah-that ees magic, madame.
Be further astounded by this /:
Five of those biscuits, when
baked with Rumford Baking
Powder, provide " your daily
minimum requirement of phos-
phorus, "a your daily minimum
of calcium! These minerals help
build sound bones, teeth, nerves.
And when it comes to grabbing
those delicious Rumford biscuits,
re hand is quicker than re eye!
FREE: Use Rumford's Time
ly Recipe Material. Write
today-Rumford Baking Powder,
Box p, Rumford, Rhode Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Miss O'DeII Speaks Vows

GERALDINE O'DELL. daugh-
ter of E. II. O'Dell of Pleasant
Ridge, and Cpl. Thomas S.
Greiner. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence j. Greiner of Wiltshire
avenue, were married recently
at the Shrine of the Little
Flower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Last Years Commander

1T. COM. GEORGE CHRISTENSEN. -.
Who was last years commander.
Is the only member of the post active duty.
En- route from Washington, d. c..
To the navy pier in Chicago where he is stationed
He was weekend leave.
And was the speaker OF the evening -.
He in his navy blue and gold braid. =.
And Mrs. Christensen. in brick-red lace gown -.
And white lace mantilla sparkling with seouins .
Were distinguished couple the dance floor 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
It's Unworthy

James +. Byrnes. recently ap-
pointed director OF economic
sterilization, read the speech,
aided and allotted by lot of
admirals and generals who
never even saw a potted gera-
mum, much less 500 acres of
virgin timber land. And ! must
say, Jimmy, it's unworthy OF
your record.
You've been a grand member
of our supreme judiciary. But
that doesn't imply that the rest
Of us have nothing but wood
ticks behind our ears. And l
think it's time that some one
told you that plenty Of us would
have been much more grateful
If you had given us the oil you
handed out on said Farm Mobi-
lization' in the form of fuel in
stead of oratory.
For Example
Take me N my neighbors in
the California Sierra frinstance.
We're plain farmers and
rancheys mostly. grazing our
cattle over the foothills, depend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

THE MILK.FUND ASSOCIA-
lion Of Providence Hospital
will hold It's monthly meeting
Tuesday following a p. m.
luncheon al the University Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Returns TO Army Duty

VICTOR s. POGREBA JR..
has returned to military duty in
the South following a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
S. Pogreba of Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Resale Graf Weds
Detroiter in South

AT A ceremony held recently
in Rolla, Mo. Miss Rosalie Graf
became the bride OF Master Sgt.
Thomas S. Potter. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Graf Of Drexel avenue
and Sergeant Potter is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Pot
ter of Birmingham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Among Others Spotted .

AMONG OTHERS spotted were the Bernard p
Sostenos the Ralph Romers Past State CON- W. B
Walor1p and Mrs. Waldrp. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne D.
6ravener Vivian Tce. DR.. and Mrs. L. W. Hull DR.
y. e. Burr. George 7. Cartwright. . Mr. and Mrs Hugo
Smn and Elsie Smith the Frank Knights Dr. and Mrs
Fercy Clifford. and Dr. and Mrs. Neil Gotschal. -.