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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
CANAnINN PLAN CITEp

IT costs on transportation ar
distribution are too high or II
labor j. not efficient. no subsidy
j. granted until The situation L.
corrected
I'm some eases they arbitrar-
iiy or Il cree manufacturers,
Whqlc>aler> and retailers 90 Cut
their profits on AN indiN idual
item. " result of these
economics. no subsidy WAS
needed"
As mcprb@r ,0f de- .IFff--ttr7-rr
committee, Senator Ferguson
Yesterday visited the Fort NAyn,
Depot studying operations ce-+-
He w4ll4-4-+t- the Rockford ArScu8
in Toledo and also one in ChicaE,
tiuTing MS stay here
"Our war costs are much TOO
high." hc explained Were
studying them thoroughly !
introduced n hill 90 eliminate
the cost plu>-hNcd-fee contract
except in eases where there
-lsirN=FFt.- iA-ailablc data ON which
TO tiN a price IheA,rc -alM 1A->.
Wasteful and there's little need
for them now.
"Renegatiation j. Anet h eF
hing Thai contributes Ia waste
The pricing agent depends on
-Feaegefiatien ~ make up fur
his mistakes and consequently
- careless; then the renegoti-
ator depends on, TAXATION 10
>iphon off what he Oyeriooks."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Sen. Ferguson
Gives Pandeed
For initiation Il
az ARD SCHUITK
TIn.e. EInancial lilIot

bc atcns t>la. polk os taho-
t.Nrn0 nrlze GNlnE aal
t.1rnc be onIv paott
ra,an> o. rre,ertus wwa0aN .a-
uou Seai0r Homer F.Essor
TeT at a. press conference a
Stat'tr lio'.
1t could De- accomplished u
$50 DAYS. re Sai and 10
WOULD solve most az our prob
lcms arising. irnm nlc16mcAl
PATCHING -ni AIreadN faulty
structures
Further tamporinL with ra-
tinuing. subsidies. taNc> etc.
VIII confuse tn picture II hf>
10 be studied in IL entirety and
Wc need a strong hand guiding
the combined rationing and
price. hNius procrani." De- ailr1
subsidies alone are mo- Soru
ton. Greater efficiency ln
production and distribution viii
often accomplish more than a
subsidy
Asked fo elahor r. on
-ta'eHegt, tst senator eNu-Hnsa
t-a' r> C5uHie-f thorough 'ai\
is uadc before "a subsidy Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Hitler Birthplace
Is Reported Stoned

NtN l0RN Dec - ms
AdA4la~. Fen. Switzerland >ait tu
GAY TT5J workers n rife Austrian
town Of Eluunau tcccRtlN sma~h"C
.ttiitt---3t trtittt+- -Al- Ill G--Lllil47e III
Which AdoIt liHler was born
HtIer was born un April 20
fNNt.8H Blaunau. which is located
on the upper Danube
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

BUY War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-Salcsman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

U.s. your Christmas different oday-even though you tried
70 keen the Bill wanted to be the same
Remember? You weren't going to do very much this
Christmas You didn't plan to have ree-not this year
Then that letter from Bill somewhere in the South
Pacific He'd be thinking of YOU he ad-of you and Dad
and Sis Bobbe gathered around the Christmas tree just
like old times.
So YOU went out and searched the until you finally
found tree You've had nicer before but never one
that much.
Because in a way this is Bills tree
You keep thinking OF him. Every time the phone rings
every time you foosep the dooryour heart beats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

little faster For moment-just for moment think it's
Bill Then YOU remember not this Christmas.
You Just pray to God he's safe and we'll = and that the
Gifts and Christmas Cards you him got through on time
You've looked through your Christmas Cards again
and AGAIN. because without Bill it helps much to know
that so many many folks thinking of you Why everybody
remembered, it seems
And Bills own card with all my love for Christmas =
that helps,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Jeffries Wants
CroWeII Sent
To WdshingtOn

Mayor JeffriCS-within a short
time viii 60 before common coun-
ell to ask tNm The city hire a full
time Washington lobbyist Z
further Detroit interests in the
national capital II was learned
today
The mayor has long favored
this move and has been especially
anxious since the probability Of
postwar federal grants for public
Improvements arose
The Job will be offered, the in
folmant said 90 Howard Crowell,
who resigned yesterday as the
-rr1TyrJTy TJtUTTUTSTTdTIVC secretary
because of poor health
At the request OF the Detroit
Racing Association. Mayor JeiGries
viii ask common council today 20
postpone Tuesdays scheduled pub
lie bearing on ms proposed ST.
==4lA-luQ=a=A2ar Lax on betS-and
admissions AZ the race track
Dave Crowley, the racing
associations attorney, asked il
We could hold IL up for three
weeks 10 give them more time
10 prepare their case" Jeffrles
said
There viii not be any races
az the tair grounds until May,
anyway
BUY War savings Stamps the
COM enicnt way Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Prexy Dies of Flu

EUGENE OLG-Dec- oLLIAS)
Or Donald(M Erb. president of
the University of Oregan. was
dead today "a victim of the inlu-
en1a Epidemic lie was 43 years
rid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03
Die Blume Won FlandeI,n
aadl Dem gdnlHtbem ber Grau @ourtnans s.gerdmans

SdlStt ftupoS1t 1t1to stSJ @ouL zuIEt&l tuhI |
Grben."
@riie1bas Gimme bebete.
u9ein @rpBpater NOR aber ri1t
iener Sofman, Der. Dor etlihen abreiBig
Sabren auf &ipbrop tpobnte, uno NIT
bem Heeber Mobran in @ei6dftsner=
.binoung ifanb?"
u4aerbings;s ib9babe nod oie grie=
fe .bes Serrn Mobran IN meinem
Softer; tie tpuroen imrner iorgfaltig
aufbeipabrt. ~
2aop gpa ibien lturubig 5u iper=
Sen.
u9u geb0rit elmer a6tungperten
Samilie on, &ino", ipra6 2aop Slo=
ia, i'd fannie beinen @robpater; Der
9teeoer Meobran mar mein @atte. "
Sic ftrid INIT Der @ano iiber Die
Stirne. .... ...
u@rilelba'', frbr tie na6 elmer
Bauie a0gernb fort, ,,tnein Neffe bat
cine beftige 2eioenibaft fiir oid se-
faBt." ~.
,sSd babe linn feline 8eranldffung
:oa5u seseben, snaoise Srau.'
.so9ie 2iebe. iitfeine Sirnmelsmabt;, ;,
sic bes Meniden Ser5 fiir salles Cute
1ulo 5bone entaiinoet'', unterbrad tie
2aop glora, ,,bebe ni6t ntein &ino.
Glarence lift ein Ganerlp itno llntpiaig,
eine,n Waab6en ltniuiiuoiges, ,5u5nn1u-
|ten;er '1pirbt um oib eunit at,1oaoffen."
.,2abp @pa perbiinte 3bas @efidt Huit
beiben Sanoen @riieloas s9aapt iblieb
geienft.
a@arum periuben Sic inttb, MD=
|4abp?" fragte ite san0lirb tranrig. u8is=
:ber babe i6 nidts getpiinidt, ,!uls Elm
fleines Sausbpn yauf 1oem ,Dorfe,
CLING arno 0feihtum 1agen auBer Dem
gerei1e meiner 8ilnfbe." 80 4 7.
Saop gora blidte geriibrt uuf iie.
,,;@enn aucb, bat Clarence 2iebe
feinen @influB tauf 3bein a@er5? tDlt
iolfit ieine 8ral,t, ieine @attin iitper=
oen." e@ -
u0as fann ni9t iein"'', sntsegnete
@riieloa beItimrnt, ,;es 'pare unrnog-
lib, ielhIt ipetrn cine io atnglai1e Ber-
binouug iiberbaltpt gum @sfiid fiib-
rem f6nlrte. Sh tuuB nbie @bre Eab.
lebnen neil i9 1bereits yperlobt
Ibin."
4@ergniigt rieb 'fib 2abD sGna oie
Sanoe;; 2abp 5lora aber briidte @riz
lfeIaa ftiu nno .4iebtnIemb aaHs s&er5. i
q d
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03

lfeiter.
@abrenD es i'm 5hulbans nnb BEL
len alneebuug 10 itin mar, fam oas
gan5e 9orf in grobe 8etpeg,lng.
Cine apra1tige &utibe ronte Die
l2auoItraBe entlang ano bielt Dor bem
EgoIoenen Moler. slber balo ieste ii1
Eber @agen ipieoer IN 8etpegnng l.ao
lfubr Dem neuen Sdulbalie 5l.
Ser 2ebrer elite Ger alten Game
Ientgegen, Die .ant grn zines itngen
GERM itts s&aus trat.
,2abp 5lord!' rief Griieloa ent-
aiidt.
sgsapar tpirfli6 2aop 5lora IN 8e-
Ieleitung ibres Neffen, Die nod einn,al
I8riieloa ait Ieben berlangte, bepor iie
i'm bic Seimat 5uriidfebrte. Sic ge-
Emabrte nit 5reitoen, oOaB 2@riieloa
gliidli6 iei, t1tno nidts sbeoiirfe, Inn
gliidli6er au peroen. 8ebnliitige @e-
Ioattfen tuuroen IN Der alten Game ars
Egeregt, ais iie@oie einfabe 5auslihfeit
Ettno bas gliid @riieloa's mutt ibrem
fHeibtutn uao ibrer Gage perglid; ir1s
bes fielen ibre 8ergleibe l1idt 5l
gunlten Joer iungert 0eltter aus.
Clarence betra6tete laufmetfiam eli
men i@egenftano, Der inter @las alf
leioenem &iilen 'prangte. Bas batte
roas flinfHoie, 'oem Stnidein na6 gan5
nertloie Ding alt beoeuten2 e'gs mar
Ebas Goienfrdn5ben init oem filbernen
&reu5, Abas i@abriel emit ieiner graltt
Egeeeben. I'm soasielbe reibten ;ii6 ipei>
FBe 'NoIenblatter, es mar Der galisman,
Eber abie beioen Dor 'Siinoe ltl,6 @er-
Eoerben betpabrt uno 3euee ibrer trenen
2iebe geweien.
MIs @9@riieIoa Die '8ebentuug be5
8egehitu1bes 11titgeteilt, ieuf5te Ser
(iunge @aberlp tief. geim Ibidieo
bengte iid 2aop Slora peinen9 iiber
Ebie t@iege uno fbob, obne oaB tes be-
En1etft prrbe, ettpas 1tnter bas &opf-t
ftfen.
Cir Clarence roriidte Dem iuhge,!
I2ebrer freunolib Die Sano; ;'iein Sera
fannie feine MtBguitit, ct bette itd1 1T
fbas llnpermeiolibe teefiigt. @inem
lSreun0e glei6 fbieo ser tDopn 1@riieloa,
Ebere 5d6nbeit otrrb soas @liid Der
Is0f1ttterliebe nod erbobt ipar.
/ ,2ebe ttpobl, I'M @inl1nel feben mir
lrn1s tpieoer!'H fliiiterte bic alte Game,
als Der Bagen Idngfanl borfi,br.
1 Spater sfanb a0ie iunge 2Wentter, ais
4 iIies oas geftdenaoes fleinen 2ieblngs
amndte, .eine beoeuteltbe Sttntme in
1Burrfnoten; e9slbssibetetr oas sganfge-
lAtbenf Der ghten adeb. MHe gorge fiir
lDie 3nbaHaft soes ssieitten itpnr foinit
agebnnftf. .:..s.
Dns aWaid bes iangen 5nasftaii,
bes nabn1 inttler u, ff u fir:aifttig i:iifttig aDhbs
I1er annbesb beUaH, sfosnot flrn,er tDar
.Ieabne s@s,naoa sgssithb 1tfo snsurtet
/ gefpefen. ss41saiH snber 'nabm .Sibr
1 llDr6bfihn ,tdb, bic sBefteren aieoer Der-
runnten;; apenns fies nsour ssaasaege 4aB,;
snng lie: 81, ~ =.
80 aiete sAifab, mat trel,en1 sinn (:
/ 4@as Astib, has sDiiiid ssDiviid sebdr
| sHs Aridt Die 99dt 10 Iahtig bitl; q
Do fieA A,biir ',Dat. z = + !.
I 3fapesaeH- H-aaH s,gihg Ne dHeisrsin aibr
aStIbden unb peisrte Atlb betsatee,tte. sSie
3fablteS ben. 9raa ber ,ddbfes sasas .'6ass
fRdbenT5esl aatasoes. a@ebne lie Dol,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03
i, ,(ShIuB)

SIQnOeSuHIeIiuJltu apelLluI LtSl o'S-
Ter pergniigt. $50 ,bas Wort Aoel
aus Dem 8orterbrd geitri6en II"
,,5dmeie", itiirnte ,Sonte epa,
,,iol6e Sprabe bel6amt ben Stal1lr1-
baum Der @aperlD.'
Clarence brad) IN Elm lultiges Sa=
6en aus.
@riieloa tpurbe ipieoer anf lbren
Soften eerufen. Clarence mar betrof=
fen bon ibren slnblid.
8alo ionberte ii6 ser iunge Wfann,
ser crit oen ,8onlifer Der beioen Sans
ten geipielt batte, ab, perbra6te ben
ar0Bten Seil oes ,Sages in Ser giblto=
tbef, uno beidaftigte iid NIT getltt=
aen slrbeiten, aus lpel6en ibn 1elblt
Die Bitten Ser alten 0amen ltibt 5n
reiBen pernodten. aSein froblibes,
iiberlpruoelnoes @eien anberte lltl
eiaentiinli6, .er tpurbe .iti1l uno 5er=
itreut, 1tno fubr ,5ulpeilen lpie aus tie
fem Srallm empor.
.Gines Morgens ltaltbte 8rileloa
mie aeip0bnlih ab, als Clarence .nlt=
periebens s,1riidfebrte. ct trug aeinetl
Straub Hoien aus rSrangeblitten IN
Der ,Sano unb bot i'm bem llingen
MGo6ell lnit leidter 8erbeugung attto
einigen ,,nperltanbli6en 8orten. u
3ogerno :nabm lie bie a8abe, 'l,lso
Clarence mari ibr eine &ubba,1o ,6u.
8eltiir5t uno tief errOtenb elite ;fie :oa-
BON. Satte 1ie ireenbtpie oem iungen
Mnnne @rl1nb s1r Mibadtung gege=
ben? @erlest lno befrenloet pollte, iie
oen foltbaren 4StrauB in cine poer .ia=
panil6en ,8alen .bes 8obn5immers
Iesen, :als 52aoD gpa eintrat. g.. s
,,@ir baben alles geieben', 5ilbte
tie.
@riielba 1n,lbte iofort in Der &n6e
beIfen; oben aber, in1 y8ouooir Der
9amen, murbe piel perbanoelt, i,fno
2abp @pa's sornise ORufe freifbtell
Durh bie ,erresten ,8orte tibes Neffe1
uno sSabp Sloras beianftisenoe
Stimme.
9ie -Dieneridaft ,ibien oas ltnge>
tpitter in ben boberen 5pbdren tuobl
su beutet1, a1nb .brahte es in 'ridfisen
3ulammenbang init Der Berbunnttng
Der pielbeneioeten @riieloa. -Dieie
flatterte fdeu ipie Elm erfd)radter $50.
gel 5tpiiden Dem 4shmarm ,sebaiiiser
Dienitleute bin .,,no Der.
Sim folgenben Morgen fnbr Ole
&arofie Dor, atne glorenee .@ooer4D
DerublAisbete .iib bon ben Ioaten,
Cine BierteKturbe fipater stuurbe Gri.
feIba in. ben Salon agerlrfen. i
,2abp Slora faB auf ,osul 5ofa, a8ri.
ieIoa ibr ,gessniibsr, 2abD tgua Ian sei4
nen. eroBen 9ebnftl,bl lonl TenFer alD0
Hidte soie MlIee; entlang. i
,,@riIeloa''', beganu sepitere, ybat
ienano il, .:beiner 5aueilie eine see4
ribtlide Berl1rteilung erfabren?" 4
Scr @err iei, ,gepriefen, sr,ein.''
nsSsit abie aolte sluau, Der sbu .,aonat.
lid @eIo midit, bei,te BroBnt,ltter? ?"'
,Nein, sbas lit MnBme 8ut,oa, Iie
gebSrt metner ga,nflie 1tiht oan, 'bat
aber 'nrih aartne. ettephaoie sBaiie nia
elm eisenes ssaino anfsesasen." /
gWer ituaren sbeiue .Gltern alno
@robeltern ?'' i
.Wfein @robbater NOR oer 51iffs=
nufier Sofman BON stnttDerpen, neitt
Better mar 2ebrer uno labte INT iebr
frn,1rinnn Mcrh1 Ift1 on .fnnrr,n .hiSiApfi
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03

burh Die Stabt ginge1 1ilto Igleib ben
Bogel1en, alles alilanlmentrngen, bei-I
fen tie beourften, Inn aibr lNeit 5lt
ibanen. Wa6bel, Sausrat, Betten, Ma=I
ide iino aiibengeibirr, aues lag in
abuntem 'Dufheinanoer IN Dem @ait-t
5ir,mer, Ebns Gabriel ipdbrenb ieinesl
-9ufenfbaltes In @ent betDobiite. @ld=
Ter, Boraenan4lin Sbauftiide IieferteI
'2abp Slora, bie Der graut audi glar-
tence Waberlp's sSodseitsgefdenf ein-
bdnotgte: eine iilberne 2ilie als 8n-
ienndbel, IN oeren ael1 elm foftbarer
tDia1rlant ais gautropfen In tanieno
Snrben itrdblte.'
Die @irbeng1oden riefen sur Meiie:
es tpar bic graumeiie fiir '@abriel
uno @riieloa. slls Der greile Brie=
Iter ben Segen iiber bas iunge gbe=
paar fprah, gliberte cine 9rdne iii
ieinen gtuge. gr batte Die >beioen
als &inber gefannt, aus ieiner Sano
butten iie gum eritenmal ben 2eib oes
&errn ernpfangett, iein @ebet 1ipar ib=
men ,gefolgt, ais ite 'oas ftille 9orf
perlieBen, uno rein nnb unperiebrt
mar Die sSSungfrau piebergefebrt 5u
oen Sbdflein 'ieiner Seroe: ein SUI
mel Ser fleinen '@emeinoe.
SIN rlabitgelegenen 9orfden tpur-
oe bie So65eit .gefeiert, uno lultig
fubr it9s babin ltnter ben bliibeltoen
Baunen aburb bas gelegnete 2ano..
8ei ber Mieoerfebr bes 8rautpaares
brannten bunte 2arnpen rings unt oas
|itnttig nit @eminoen per5ierte Sdul-
baus, unb Die teilnebmetlbe Menge
|enlpfing iie NIT Sl1belrufe11.
slm Sage na6 Der 9raunng 7be.
:eab disb Gabriel aufs &atbaus. Gr
.batte fit Mnbnle @nnoa ein freuno-
[Iibes 3immerden Iergeridtet, ltno
tboffte ii6 ibrer lieben Mabe 5u er=
frener. Mls man aber ibre Sabielig>
feite,l ,4a,1s -,oent v5tifte bolen ipollte,
|legte ber. Mrnenpfleger Die ,Sanb ,oars
Iauf.
.,gas s.:ins ~Stift fotnmt, gebort
|a,ns" iagte er. ,,Wont SIR Die alte
@,tnoa 5u @nb inebmen, 10 tit @ib
|bos 1lnbertpebrt, beaablen s,aber arriiBt
|sSsbr, mas Ifie 3ber Mlegibaft gefoitet.
,,Gann 1auB Die BHegibaft fpoDl
|anh ,bas &anshen ,ipieoer beraltsge>
ben lbass file @unba Werpoorten abge-
nonnmer, ,bas bat .Iie ,,ibt ins Stift
EgebradJt."
aBrosAiiiert sbarnm',, fnurrte Der
Mrrnenpflegpr, l,1ano sbesbalb abesab 51iA
BabrieI nun 4sallfs @atbalis, siuo 'er
6en ssaHsen 6ahberba 1T Ser
8iirsermeilter legte hid Ai,ng 2gttell, 2ittel
lfno allies aapnroe IN 5rieben seebnet;;
Bnnba sanrfFtte mil abre1, ,nrIuie eligen
|aR0bean, aon 1Deldsn lie 10 sfebr sbi1ls,
ins 5dpalbatas ,aiebetl, fIiue ,oas Sim
amer saaas aa.ad sabren s@efbmad nna
gebagen eineerKtrt aiuaub. ..
10. -.
s5eit ienesfl s@odaeitsaaengen tpar
|anebrals pin sanbrsDerf fapilen Diesseis
fem. ypiisb bteiapiir a,na ben Baasnteu,
bic saenftrnfen abliibhn i'm aeoAea
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03

ssfit llnga6rtlo lturr4ete sSElnrsace
BaberlD auf ben 8rief, Der 5eiut4bea
fdDif sntiheioen afol9e. sa9anise Sage
fipater Ifd3uutstte :er Isauf 5ber .sRorbfee.
Gr ssuoate nergeHen, sgsneiEn. -giel.
leidjt latte, ibntlim ssriinsnt 35bion bsr
JrieoanI ,uieber, ben ibmlsg griieiba, anb.
ne. es tsu suiifen, sseuanbt. 8
s1apanb 0ieier 3pt ses1pfing lhas
irnee sIdoden sinen u9rief zbun Ha.
briel, Der enbliib iid aam 3iefe da fei-
nsr Simfhe iab. II
,,;Es tna,toen anir n11ebrsre StBlfgl.
an groBeren SrtBn sunsebptgn, ;zabsr
id)snuuBte, 56aB ohu,. .1nsia aesrSatt-
6en, uttfer tfstnes 4Dorf lDcr5isbsft,
tthh ib BIN I'M aben 49fuIlebrerbisnit
bott eingefomrnen. Sos a,eue @fnl-
boas tit poIIenbet, oer @artsns unh 6ie
grobsn llfrnen sun Der .Daeauer, no Die
eantigalsn atiftsn, iihogeb blieban,, rn6
bic JIiebsr 6Hfbe ssbttaiben tunb shufte,t
inie ebemads. gSie alRflid tperaeni avir
ieitt." .::
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Good Pipers
CWACs Parade, Make
Music; WACs Hell p

The girls arc good pipcr> a, well
as good soldiers.
SO the Canadian Womens Army
Corps pipe band demonstrated
yesterday during It's first visit 10
this country in a good Will parade
with the WACS.
This band, composed Of 10
piperS and five drummcr>. Is Just
five months old but II has been
practicing diligently under the
direction of Pipe Mai Lillian
Grant of Victoria, 3 c. The girls
are beginning a recruiting tour
which will take them through
Canada.
Aided by Is WACs. the girls
paraded through downtown De
troit, ending their march at the
USO where they were guests at
A buffet lunch.
Later. they were given swim
ming party at the central branch
Of the YWCA. where the USO
Servicewomen's club is located.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Belle
New Romance for Famed
Fortress Pilot

ASHEVILLE, y. c. Aug. 13
uNS)- Maj. Robert X. Morgan
pilot OF the Flying Fortress
Memphis Belle. veteran of Is
victorious missions over Europe
today revealed his engagement TO
Miss Jane HuCkinS of San
Antonio. Tex, daughter OF Lit
Col. and Mrs. Joseph Huckins.
When young Morgan flew in
Memphis last June, IL was slim.
hazel eyed Margaret Polk who
greeted him with a long kiss, The
Memphis Belle was named
for her and the couple said they
would be married this month.
But a couple Of days ago Miss
Polk returned the ring and said
the wedding was off.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Friends Ask Reservations

EVEN DURING the meeting
several members were called
10 the telephone. by friends
who wished 10 reserve entire
boxes or seats IN boxes.
Among those VINO have re-
served boxes are. Mrs. Alfred
!. Fisher. Mrs Charles A.
Dean Jr....Henry Reichhold
...Virginla De Noy. Mrs.
Tom Archer. Mrs. Charles w.
Jinnette. Mrs. Ralph Aims
worth. Mrs. Frederick ;.
Ford. Mrs. Frank Goldie. q.
Mrs. David p Moering. Mrs.
G. Ogden Ellis. Mrs. Fred NJ.
Zeder and Mrs. Dewitt II.
Merriam,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Mrs. Moreine in White

JUST TO look at Mrs. David
B. Moreing's all white costume
lowered the temperature many
degrees.
Her small white hat was
trimmed with white roseS...
and, AT her waist line, she had
pinned a bunch OF fresh white
roses.
With her brown and white
print, Mrs. Charles Jinnette
wore a small hat made entirely
Of white flowers and Veillng...
Mrs. Ford wore fine print
on a navy background and a
becoming navy calot...
Mrs. Cornelius Chapln had or
a navy and pink print...and q
small pink straw sailor trimmed
IN navy.
Mrs. Mckee Robson. who
started the movement for grand
opera here next season. was
wearing a black afternoon dress
with white frou frou AT the neck
land a wide black lace hat
,.accenied with turquoise
ostrich tip.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13

The luncheon table was laid
with silver and gold woven mats
and centered with a bowl Of
talisman roses.
Attending the party were
Mrs. {. IT Shank OF Akron o.,
Mrs. M. w. DarSt Of Monroe.
Mrs. a. s. Adams, Mrs. Donald
iBlllmeycr. Mrs. John RnCk.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
G. W. Tromblys
To Visit Here

Mr.. AND MRS. c. W. TROM.
BLY, of Clearwater Fla, for
merly of Crosse Pointe, will
arrive in Detroit soon for visit.
They will be the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Scbpidt
in their home in Wiltshire Give.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Party Honors
Mrs. Dean Mark

MRS. B. r. RINCK was host
eSs at a luncheon and bridge yes
terday afternoon In her home m
Marlborough avenue.
The occasion was a birthday
celebration in honor OF Mrs.
Dean Mark.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Mrs. Owen in CharIevoix

MRS. JOHN OWEN III
her twin daughters, Mary and
Helen and Mrs. Owen'ss
mother =. Mrs. Fremont Wood
ruff are at the Belvedere in
Charlevolx -.
Mrs. Horace Caulkins
Mrs. Frederick Sloane Ford and
Bobby =. are going up tomor-
row for 10 days..
Mrs Stephen Stackpole has
gone up 10 the Huron Mountain
Cuh
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Mrs. Merriam in Civvies

MRS. DE- WITT II. MLR-
RAM We didn't recognize Al
first. because she was out OF
uniform...
She was equally smart t...in q
sheer dress of Roman stripes.
made shirtwaist Style... and q
large black straw hat...
Mrs. Ralph Alnsworth wore q
classic dress of oNblood and
white striped material and a
brown beret tilted becomingly
on tho side of her head.
Mrs. Ogden Ellis was knitting
away. on what she described
a. watch cap for 4 service
man..
II was of heavy black wool. -.
ann yet Mrs. Ellis looked As
cool a. could bo...in a pretty
PRINT which combined giay-bluc,
ChartreuSe and black.
The amusing Mrs. Ellis pulled
her hat Of chartreuse horsehair
braid out of shape, put IT on al
a rakiSh angle. and said
How do you like my hat ."
Mrs. Arthur Scheifle. lin =
mustard colored lightweight
wool suit. and Mrs. Donald
Hocate. In soft, gray-bluc
gabardino suit lingerie blouse
and berci 10 match nor suit.
were sitting side by side.
Their outfits making lovely
contrast.
Mrs G Allan Mckalc had on
navy and white sheer and d
small flower hat.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
II. DeIbridee Expected

1T. (JGD BILL DELBRIDGE
is expected TO arrive Sunday or
Monday 10 spend a leave
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Fisher Dclbridge Of
Crosse Pon1tc
1t Delbrdge has been on sea
duty IS months
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Leonerds Visit Pierces

THE LAWRENCE CLARK
LEONARDS and their three
children Lenie, Rusty and
Elizabeth have come from
Washington, ID. {. 10 visit
the former Eileen Pierce'S par
entS Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rust Pierce Of Beverly road,
Crosse Pointe Farms
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Mrs. Couzens Grandmother

MRS. HOMER l. COUZENS
now IS a grandmother 4.
proud, too. OF her grandson d.
James CouzenS born
Aug. II to her daughter
in-law O.. Mrs John Couzens--
the former Marie Toner
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Mrs. Tenny Ends Visit

MRS. CHARLES NJ. TENNY
of Springfield Mass. and chill
dren who have been visiting
Mrs. Tenny'S parents the
George o. BeggS AT their
summer home al Polnte Aux
BarqueS are returning today
TO Springfield 49,.
They will leave again AL
most al once for Cape Cod
to stay until after Labor
Day
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Mrs. DetwiIer Leaving

MRS. JOHN DETWILER Is
leaving tonight 10 visit her
In-lawS o.. the Ward DetwilerS
Al their Summer home IN
HyanniS. on Cape Cod
She Will be away about a
week
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Mrs. Monaghan Leaves

MRS. PHILIP MONAGHAN
and children -. Philip Jr, and
Alma Jean are leaving to-
day...to JON Capt Monaghan
in Washington. D. G
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Mrs. luke Visits
In WashinQton

MRS. JAMES NJ LUKE of
Dexter boulevard, Is visiting
relatives and friends IN Wash
ington. ID {.
She expects 10 return 70 De-
troIt carly N October
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Wendell Andersons Back

THE WENDELL ANDER-
SONS are back from a stay OF
several weeks at Virginia
Beach --
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
n ayfa|=!ir |=! ..

Staff Sgt. CouZens is sta
toned AZ Kelly Field and
his wife is living near there.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13

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material in front and black
suede gloves -.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Lees Dinner Hosts

NIB. AND MRS r X LEE
were hosts 10 a group of friends
al an informal dinner party
Wednesday night al the Detroit
Golf Club.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13

Mrs Thomas Cram Mrs. /. y.
Flke, Mrs. Leo Kuhlman and
Mrs. Roy Duncan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Moves From Abingdon

LUTHER WELLINGTON
LORD III recently moved from
Abingdon and IS now making his
home m Marlborough avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13

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