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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Air Recruiting Team. Battle
Veterans TO Be AL US0 Wednesday

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through Participants snd through
first hand obssnsaslon the ire
mrndotssly fmpmaanf part the
AR WACa are playing and are
destined % pIay IN she war II
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recruiting palhY tftat eniists ibe
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station m disseminating fn lis NJ.
entity mlnfmatian e. the fuA ~
WoFnen n the aaf
Tac move follows np . mcrn.ie
announced change af policy
which permits Numen 90 specify
IN rnlswug ihat they WISH to
serve n the ar arm The neH
policy further permits prospee
TIVE AiKMACs 10 visit AAF
Esl3s amd baSs ard 10 inspect
tire WAC facilities aud 8 VISIT
offices and organizations where
Ar WAC are ca the lob These
vis enBtie tfiuss interested 10
ae for themselves exartiy thr
kind ~ Wask hssna anfn and the
talent required
The keasief Field puoaam IS
IN charge al Fgfst Lieutenant II
ain S Grange VAC recruliine
etlicu ard assistant personal re-
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dependents a. children under "A
and oi good character arr eligible
tn become AHsWACs Open t.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
DIV School Observes
Education Week With
Appropriate Progr0m

Or "Wednesday Nusembef ne.
the faculty and sfuaenA twdy *
TIRE Our Lsay of Victories sheua
met IN the school auditMium Is.
hld 8 p-oEram developing fbs
theme 81 American Esiucatian
Week yrtury Through Educa-
tinn
Thr ~ speakers were ths
Rev J " Carey and Superlnicn
den, II Education for Jackson
county. A r Merehee
interesting papeFs written and
delivered hy several high choEa
students were heard with ples-
SIRE ard attention
These talks followed tne 0us
line rs planned for Cathnsic
schools bg the Catholic unisef-
SITS 4 America Washington. n
G and were used n accord wssh
Tire Papal Peace program - SCI
fofth ~ Pops Pius Kill
Ire program was as follows
TIE program Was IS follows.
Invocation Rev P : Carey
sang For Christ me King stu.
dent 6osy address, The Mean
ma - Education Week. Super
utendenf ~ Education A F No
rehev reading The Moral Law
Must Govern Worla Ordef. Ha,
zuI Tcrreson. song. Ameriean
Prayer. student body reading
Rights Of Persons Peoples end
Groups. Mary purdy. spnE.
Coo Highway student bxly
reading. international Eeonoaniic
Cooperation Must Be Devcl
oped FANNY Rainier. solo We
Pray for Peace. Mary purdy
reading "A Just Social Ordsg
Must Be Achieved. Safah Ara
Glimer. tax Education ard Cal.
tare Rev r. j Carey. Pledge
If Allegiance led By Bov Seoul
Happy Walker National AntA3nA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Junior Hostesses
To Sponsor Party
And Dance At USO

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per end aaf1ee combined en- fae
evening = Nov l6
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12

tad heeu concluded = number q
amusing games were directed ~
Mss Polly Mcclure
MIS- Cain served . refFeShmcni
course during the close Of the
evening
Taee meetings arr very iui
partanf and all members are
urged 10 attend and help 70 make
the cIasz q power for coed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12

~ CONNECTION wifh Recreation
During tae business nesting
wafcn Was presided over h. N
fssafue ufae s pscglaeni q t1s
riuh II N deeidfd % mrsf reg
ulaftv - tire recrrafHoral aea
leg en tst IIfHf and thurs Fnaava
af e8ea maaafh
a raaHtuK arhaT was Hz
aaf fassk number ef picture
arae - Nh.an af io 1t gs -
lhe iuga Nea
TINS cub q putting "a 8 HszH
be9shin DRIVE and hopes e. enroll
"a membeu ~ gho wornen g TIE
citN and Wanld also Weeaus
nleu within - ranks Anyone
Interested Il hofiiclliuft S IL
vitaa - hassane ) u3cmlHf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12

iion as Held esse ea
Mr 81 ft 0aa resident
IT FancleaVe IS foreman ~ TIRE
copper sson = ingalls,
Following tie ceremony n
aHa Mf Robert aenartnd fuf i
ncvursa sHlH = New Orieane
fasF VIII e. ssas sf 5 week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12

1879
Last sunaaF despite tire afitz
menf weafhef absui FITS raiiufa
csrne - aIlef aslicf,atiun curing
TIRE huaFs g receiving
A large number 81 hapaaana
1ifks sern prescniea hy nia1sN
au8 aamIfma fHieurs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12

Tne Gufnoa e given shs
W~nouinouM gazss nlsHH W
Nf3afiV enf3e aT viii I
program . msf ana 5
saifn wa# ss a tte IS
Fana drive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

4 Ii American air strategistS,
n from, Gen. Billy Mitchell 10
date have pointed 10 Alaska as
The logicat base for strategic
operations against the indus
trTaE heHrtL tapan Az the
science Or flying has developed,
this logic has become clearer
The ultimate aerial offensive
against Japan (the writer is
convinced VIII occur from
Alaska. across The 5000 miles
separating THIS peninsula from
-ttzt-e-n en- -hnmeland.-Ehe
necessary AVIATION progress 20
make such an acr-al 0ffcnSLLc
decisive and less costly in lives
5TT1t S-IitJS 5IICC WI ----r-r--'-
rapidly than any progress that
can be made IN a Stcp-by-S'ep
approach from Australia China
OF isiand-to-isfaHd.
Those who deny the practi-
cab!iIty Of Alaska As a base for
attack on Japan point among
other things, 20 the bad weather
IN .hat region The truth IS
that Alaskan weather con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27


This Is Monday m0rnng and I've GOT the Windcrs.
I'll explain that every parent has three Chrstmascs.
Once when h. winds thu toys the department store
basement Twice Whcn he winds them the night before
Christmas And To third time when he explains to
Jimmy that ne has lost the key.
There is tha ltn Of The unknown IN the mechanical
incstncs winding toy There is the fascination Of
the ncXIAcahle in the gears Of stcm-wlndng fire
engine.
have wound everything an The house from the
basement % the attic. have wound the clghtday
clock and the fvcdav electric toastcr I have wound
wrist watches trains and tumblnE acrobats
And have cot fine idea for the Beautiful world Of
the future intend to invent mechanical TOY in which
the key DrcakE first.
could only buy but winding toy this Christmas
i was clown that TUNED somersaults You notice
am already speaking In the past tense Well wound
up that cOntrapon tighter than winter traffic Siberia
The clown turned one-and-haf s8mersauts and
then went, "Zng' thought Say it's a talking doll
too.
But it wasn't The "ZIng' was its mechanical
gzzards breaking up housekeeping 1t was its swan song
without feathers
Now the tumb.ng clown is on his ear like a heavy
weight in Madison Square Garden And when the children
- ~ 7 44444A ta+a ,4a key
It's the key to Blucbcards Junk Yard where hun
dreds Of mechanical toys lie waloWing in their main
springs.
have the key. but there is no situation fits And
that's what's wrong with the bright world of the
future That's what's wrong with civilization That's
what's wrong with the law of supply and demand Us
parents refuse children the right invested them by
the Constitution 20 break their own toys.
3 Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

QUERIES From Clients: @
u Doesn't the Bible say. Eat,
drink and bc merry for tomor-
row We die. Al could he
wrong hut believe the Bible
1ISf saws Let US eat and
drink tor t1rotroT-'Fe die,
p What is the shortest right
field I'M tho major leagues Set
lie This argument for a bunch
0f Tho BOYS who arc reading
your stuff In tho southwest Pa
cihc A Shortest right field IS
the Polo Grounds, New York
National League. II is 257 feet
from the home plate 10 the
stands.
O-Namo your three favorite
soups. Al. clam chowder
, Philadelphia pepper pot; 3.
Vegetable.
An extensive check Of the
lmattcr reveals people married
In church stay married the
longest since becoming
president Franklin -. Roose-
Welt has Travelled 2S9sl7 miles.
since becoming inst lady, Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt has Travelled
over 100000 miles. Mrs. Roose-
Welt states she pays her own
expenses from the money she
makes from her newspaper
C0lumn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

Who that has lorcd
kp0irs lBt the tender tale
Winch r0Ucrs rCreGl
Whom lips arc coV 20 tCiIR
-Bu,wer-Lytton.
Not one man p. 10000 knows
Tho language of tho 60WcrS./ III
florists would hapetn language
printed and distributed and adj
vertlSod 10 would triple their
business They could USE tho
slogan, Every little flower has
meaning a. ITS own or they
could use the slogan they now
have. say 1t with flowers
4 F'TER 10 years Of marriage
- MIR. 8nd Mrs Chaflcs Boyer
& Pat Patterson have had thoIr
first blessed event. wonder
how many pictures ~ that baby
Mr. Boyer VIII carry around
with him DarSic Dar>le. the
western sportScribo. became
father for The first tIWo after rs
years Of marriage and he carp
rled around 16 snapshots of hIs
offspring. These were just the
best snapshots ! understand he
has IS pictures Of ~ baby he
took before the child was SIX
months old.
4 6 FOR longevity running In
I2a4-ta,-.-l --t--r'S ---f
Jennings. Ia. is one of - living
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

ditions are NOT a detriment buy
on the contrary, an asset
making these air bases more
desirable.
In recent tactical operations
against the islands Of Attu and
kiyKa- of COuryu7 we farrf tf7e
obstacle or bad flying weather
That would seem 10 give Gre
dence 10 the argument against
military operations IN that
area.
VIEWED as a re gion for
-SiaHd-tn-iSiand activity n
com bined land sea and air
operations. the ka-Aleunan
approach naturally j. Toe IeaSf
ll-.-.a-..--.--..-.-
difficult and sometimes lmpO>-
sible 10 coordinate all tn e. @
three forces in binding STORMS.
-ieet and fog When We talk at
a strategic attack on Japan, We
are considering strategic Aerial
action and not local tactical
operations such as We under
took in the Attu-kiska sltua-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

TO RETALIATE, the Japa-
l. neSe would have 20 strike
back at Alaska, and here we
have "A series OF advantages.
While we are hitting at the in
-duS1rial- hnartnf enemy the
japanese would be able 10
strike only at our Alaskan out
posts. Our aIrportS, being OPP
irrational bases. would have only
The essential facilities for fuel
ing. arming and necessary re-
pairs. The real sources of our
power would be in the United
States proper. In the exchange
of blows, therefore, we would be
striking vastly more vital tar
gets than the Japanese.
And most important - the
weather factor, while IL would
not interfere with American OPP
Grafton, would seriously inter-
fore with enemy retaliation.
When we strike, our targets
in Japan-will be visible. Their
targets-in a IA S k A - for the
alOyt part or the time will be
shrouded in fog and shielded by
bad weather. II will be good
tactics 10 start an aerial often
sive against Japan in the time
Of season when meteorological
conditions will give us the bene-
fit of this weather differential.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

refer hese unhappy young folks
in every town 10 such a highly
competent counselor.
Answer To Question No. 3
3 An experiment was tried
by psychologist H. J, EyScnck of
having a group Of persons rank
IN order of their preference Is
avcrSlonS and . SatisfactiurS
Results showed old people
wanted an inexhauStible supply
Of smokes. secure Jobs and abil-
ity not 10 worry. The young
wanted 10 talk with Stain or
Roosevelt, or the king, and be
admired. The old disliked espe-
cially 10 cut a pigs throat more
than the young. The introverts
wanted 70 own books. extrovertS
Wantcd 10 read books banned
for indcccncy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

The RIA r liers praciiclng
aerial gunnery in a Sixth ave-
nue. shooting loynt
The tiny restaurant az So
W. 3lst which still serves a.
complete breakfast Of orange
iuice. two eggs buttfrcd toast
and coffee. toa or milk for two
bits Eccn dong irfQr - years.
Sounds in the night In tho
Zanzibar They met quite ac-
cidcntally He opened his val
let and there she was
In Rcuhen's She's ready
willing and able
A. the Hurricane "a hair
do 2 II looks moro like a hair
dale %
In tho 81; "She has more
circulation than Winchell
Al the Latin quarter; Fifth
columnists don't use by-hnes,
In the Little Palm Sure
he's thinner You cant get
sWolled head in tho army g..
A. the Tavcrn-on-the-Grccn
"a fool and his money are soon
pottcd
-1E4Elata watch Anta- 20 Va
Il ricty editors Please promote
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
AbEAR Boss:
Letters From Times Soldiers

I tried 20 cheer him one day
ard told him in poor Italian
and weak French that he might
not be at the villa working
with the best Of equipment, but
still. he had the best shop in
the city.
He agreed that his place was
the best. and confessed that he
wasn't sad because he was no
longer az the villa His real
sorrow was this
All Of his competitors had
young sons who spent the day
at their sides, learning 70 be
BARRIERS like their fathers, as
was the custom IN SiasIy. But
in his shop there was no son.
Philippe could not pass his
trade on 10 an heir
Bombs had killed his bam-
bino. WILL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
Connolly Answers

Texas. LOU Siana. MlSSis-
SippL Alabama. Florida.
2-lal Slr-4-p aid NOSlcy.
CO. cannon DeNalera; tc)
Brcndan BraCkcn
ga Imminent lbl confused.
Tel dcStrnAinc
Ia Italy tbl one Of tho
RIcutitn Islands. tc) Wash
inCton.. n. &,
5-taV Wcst Jb) cast (c)
cast.
ga Survival: (b) Indigo;
tcl Capricornia
Copyright 1853, hy ktnF Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

EDITORS NOTE-Tht, is a
letter to the gang at the Office"
from one Of the 50 editors, re-
porters and photographers tDho
haze gone into service from the
Times editorial department. The
ujriter; Chief Yeomdn VII
Hardy. sports reporter Uho Wos
m Sicily at the time OF uUriting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
DEAR BOSS:

t'isfAIN i'' go.
GETTING n shave and p hair
VI cut in Sicily for 10 cents is
no particular distinction i'm this
war Every d0E-face and cNcrN
COB on The Island has done b.
AZ least once If only 10 provide
a persona}~touch for thc day he
'rcads M his barber back in
tho States.
IN The first days aftor our ar
Rfyal. we pondcred the adviS-
ability Of permitting one Of our
last weeks enemies TO get so
dangerously near with razor
However, II isn't every one
who can boast as high class
barber as nay Philippe In the
good old golden days When tour
ISIS roamed heroaboutS, Phil
lpo had influence He was the
barber az tho most lavish hotel
on the island One of those
places whore you paid SIS for
room that wouldn't bring
$50 IN Detroit
Among the guests was John
y Rockefeller Jr.
DHILLIPPO'S new shop in
L the shadow of the hotel is
far superior 10 those of, his com
peutorS on Tho cobhloStone via
the sea But there is still much
10 be desired
Against one vail is a gray
ing wash bowl into which water
never runs. Most shops don't
even have wash bowlS1 An idle
permanent wave machine stands
IN the corner. its curling
springs and Eadgets hanging
GrotcSquely There Us no cleo
trio power during the day 70
give IL life,
The large mirror against the
opposite WaIl is broken and
stained -Four chairs shaped
from walnut and covered with
worn leather face this mirror
and the blue painted shelf be-
meath j. The springs IN tho
seats are broken leaving tho
center of each a little hollow
SINCE there is no electric
- power Philippe works with
shears and comb He can make
the most urrJiy head ol hair
In Sicily appear fastidiously
cared for
There is no hot water. no
-Snathlnr- nlGclS-in- add comfort
10 shave He depends on the
dcfuncss of has touch ind The
sharpness OF his razor HIS
quaint shaving soap smells
family lIkeN shoe polish but IL
foaWS with Wilderness and he
uses II UnSpgTWCiy
He peGeE- SH4444-s, 4-21it.ff- perks
unless spoken TO- lie wears a
black smock and reddish shirt
,aud~tio, not unlike those which
W0rc IN style In the States be-
fore tho war
one knows that Phiuippo is
not happy. lie no longer Shaves
the rich, nor prIu1ps the famous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
MAJOR de SEVEEeSKY

When we forget arphlbious
teamwork and look upon the
reg ION simply as base for a
direct aerial offensive, the pic
ture changes. In strategic at
tack through the skies, we are
interested in the weather over
tre target, not in the weather
al the base Of origin.
The advance of radio. cleo
tronlcs and instrument flying
has been such that weather is
no longer an obstacle in operat-
ing aircraft. The take-off and
Return landings can be made in
zero weather vi { h the same
precision as on a clear day. Our
only con c q n would be the
.--.i 4-.-.s-e.l f.sEa--!s..t-
would be the same, whether we
attack from Alaska, China or
aircraft carriers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

Two C'rfr Wv rtf E.rC'H'
offered ta ACCEPT uf -ortr. .r
1.... Of '.c ready ono prisoner
80 na rra cC.rva.ert lof $40 and
te wor FL. rre Gsrmau, too.
Tra loser taurcd and went his
v.y alone rather pleased Do he
ara ~ r.t chargers w-.tc
winner escorted 're prison.
e INTO camp arl Was ,uh-
~..er,y 3u5r5cd> q media. tor
capturing th.n
7 NOTICE chat some ~ r~c
/ rorrc snoraent- in comment
--- fii--- f7-r-- wr.-rw7y--
og g-c rnc analogy of Gen.
Grant mi pic,ld.0, Lincoln
when The latter In rcpl> 10
MINORS that Gran, drank 700
much remarked 'ca' u rc could
loan The usme o. Grants
la.orto brand nc would send q
harrcl 20 each OF his other
general
H. chat ,cr-ark was first
made hl k.rs George II when
I4.--.l4. -. 2-..--.ar--La1e-
Wolfe. uao GAS later 70 fall on
me plains o. Abraham. was
helnrg- tee o.d black bottle too
much Trf YEAS many years
thcf1rc Lincoln ard Grant and
,.f,,ratI,. I .i-crIr r.,.rr rou9afri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
An,Mer ID Que.tion SO. l

Profoundly So according 10
that eminent psychiatriSt the
late Dr. John Levy in his fine
book. "a Happy Family writ
ten Ylth his wife DR.. Ruth
Monroe such women. as he
SAYS. have at The core a pro-
found feeling of infcriority and
dislike and dIstruSt OF thcm-
selves. Their uncertainty about
themselves leads them 90 find
their own value in tho eager, eX-
aggerated devotion to another
person. They say they have 10
be In love 10 do anything not
knowing that soon that kind OF
passionate love Will peter out.
Of course & amour chasing R4ea
are OF the same sort.
Answer to Question No. ?
Running a column is az
times "a hcartbrcakirC business.
What moves me 20 tears are the
thousands of letters from high
-Scrrr7oii r1---1ttr-7 ET-arfig=1JJT-
pills begging 90 know whore they
can consult a 'pSyChiatriSt."
Thcn ,thcv detaik a series OF
hoartbrcakInC problems. I've
just read a report of tho Spicu-
did results of q fun time pSy-
chiatrist m the schools ~
Rochester. y, Y, l wish l could
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

CALLIES IN our Alley Tho
~ reviews on Moss Harris
Winged Victory were sugarY
except for George Jean Na'hans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

$50 Merry Christmas 10 all
I have faith in. To all, that is,
-eNe+rt-f-eaFgr lean Nathan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

DIG town heartbeat.
- The Ieadhners Carlo, the
anonymous. being recognized
like mad in front of the Palace
Theater
Mona MariS Gn the Stork)
escorted by married gents
whose wives have the flu
Whitney barrow Jr. the cray
- The tathcrcd lhf book
,u'rc Sitting on My Eye
aShcs" and his wife kissing
during the Town, Hall concert.
They met there a year ago
Jay JoStyn ChcS radios Mr.
District Attorney getting a
summons because his car
needed "A bath
Joseph Schcnck, the movie
maCnate Che has so much
money i'm the henck} tipping the
Barbcrry Room doorman a
tennor.
Crown Princess Martha OF
Norway a stunning locker
a couple Of Guys Guy klbhc
and Guy Lombardo passing IN
the DelmonIco foyer
Baron NorcN Ro'hSchid
kicked around by the Nazls ln
from Brazil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

II don't feel 80 safe item,
Just saw Oman Hoover ia
Brentano's buying a copy OF
Charlie Chan"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

w I-NNf N11 no TnISfaKen
W identity a0eC1o'e the en-
listed man unaware that he :
addrc.s sing an officer - IN
lunches In this war
This an6cdo'c is all the better
If Nf b'C commanding officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

DHILLIPPO'S new shop in
L the shadow of the hotel s
far superior 10 those Of his COM
petltorS on thc cobhleStone via
the sea But there is still much
10 be desired
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-04-15
NOTES

Troop has completed Red Gross
junior first aid course, with Mrs Emil
Koski as instructor They will receive
first aid badge. Taking the work
were Elizabeth Chinn, Laurel Edwards
Joye Forsman, Virginia Herrala, Mar
ilyn Lampi, Arlene Levander, Mae Pr
liza, Virginia Pluth, Ruth Ranta, Jen-
ME Ruzic, Helen Skufca, Phyllis
Thompson and Joy wilmunen. Doro-
thy Lehto and Priscilla Thompson OF
troop 2 also completed the course.
Mrs. ]. Wilmunen substituted as the
leader for troop 4 In the absence OF
Mrs. Jack Lampi. The troop met on
Wednesday.
The scout council met Tuesday eve
ming. Mrs. Emil Koski and Mrs.
Frank Banovetz were hostesses.
Additional committees for the spring
court Of awards Of troop Il were ap-
pointed by Mrs. W. Trezona, leader:
Program and presentation, Judy Carl
son, chairman, Roberta Camaish, Mar
ilyn Solem, Patsy Murphy; lunch, Patsy
Edwards, chairman, Marcy Murn, Yer
onica vertin. A special assignment on
theme design was given Mary Ellen
Kleemola.
Brownies IN troop "A are busy on
their Easter project, making book
marks and Easter cards. Marjorie ELL
well, Carol Ann Janeksela and Ger
trude vertnik are new members. Mrs
3. Lambert and Mrs. W. Riko are the
leaders.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-04-15
LOCAL COUPLE EXCHANGES VOWS

Mrs. Arthur Imhoff announces the
engagement of her daughter, Vivian
LillibeIle. to 1t. Verne E. Johnson, Jr.
Of the field artillery, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Verne E. Johnson of Section
Thirty.
The bride-to-b is a graduate of the
Ely school and of the Jones CONNER
ciaI School and Gregg College, Chi
cago. She was medical recorder at st.
Luke's hospital, Chicago, for two years.
Lieutenant Johnson is a graduate of
the Ely high school and of the Off
GERS training school at Camp Davis,
N. C.
The wedding date is set for today,
the ceremony being performed at the
Wee Kirk o. the Heather" at Los An
geles.