davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
GIVEN 200 NAMES

The wcll-conccivcd gcstapo in
StructiOnS Sct out specific lntor-
nation relating 20 vital war IN
duStries and defense installations
in the United States as we'll as
requesting data concerning com
position and possible dates Of de-
parture Of conveys These in
StructionS, ISSUED IN The early part
Of August. 1871. placed great en-
phaSlS on the obtaining oi detailed
information concerning 4 Earl
Harbor
Also during this period Sari de
Haek provided Countess Bu-
chanan-Dlnecn with over 200
names and addresses OF socially
prominent and many highly re-
SpeCtcd citizens OF the United
States which names had been So
cured by De Hack during her pc
rod of study AT NaSSar College
Acting upon gestapo inStruc-
tionS, the countess left Budapest
for Rome early IN oct. 1871. and
upon arrival Immediately con-
tinucd toy air 10 Lisbon. Portugal
registering at a prearranged
hotel. the countess waited for sew
eral days before being contacted
by another secret gen OF the
gcStapO.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
HEAD OF SPY RING

The Detroit spy ring centered
about Grace BuChanan-b1Heen, an
attractive. well educated daughter
pf French nobility who though
A native Of Canada. has been
carefully trained by Germany IN
.plonagc work. In the summer
Of l94l this mysterious and cos
mopolitan young noblewoman re-
..dcd in AxiS-dominated Hungary
and 10 ait appearances at tiedt
-ttrr1r- -vtrtt4t.ri- -ttft-entieiHF IN
trigue Of modern Matt Harl ac-
tivitieS and agreed 10 come 10 the
United States as representative
OF the German espionage system.
Ultimately this young female
agent headed "A ring of NaZl
agents. including in its fold indi-
IidHalS from AarlnlIS- strata OF De
troit society Although British
subject, Miss Buchanan-Dineen
tor 10 years resided in Budapest
land was solicited for her eSplo-
mage work by Or. Spaun. high
ranking gestaPo officer, who was
then heading the German intelA-
rcncc system in Hungary.
After being recruited for esplo-
maze work hY the haZlS IN Hun
gary she entered the United States
ga Oct y. 1871 arriving IN New
York City via Atlantic Clipper.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Returns TO EUROPE

De Hafek returned 10 Europe In
1910 but her husband continued
his information gathering actNl-
toS ln thc oll industry OF CalIior-
ma until carly 1871 when he was
arrested IN san Francisco and
ordered dcportcd As an undeSlra-
bio alien Held under an lmmlgra-
ton bond cf $500, Rozinek was
freed principally through the
efforts of Theresa Bchrons OF the
International YWCA in Detroit
EchrcnS was among those ar
rested today and is "A key figure
I'm tho espionage ring Rozlnek
returned 10 Spain in l9ll and has
since been known 90 have acted aS
a CcStapo agent in several Euro
pCan countries.
As a result of conference had
between Countess BuChanan-Dl-
nccn and Or. Spaun. during which
time she was carefully questioned
as TO her political philosophy and
LOYALTY 10 the Nazi regime. the
doctor advised her that she was
fit candidate for the coveted
appointment and indicated that
she would shortly receive inStruc-
tIonS 10 the nature of her work
ru tho United States
Tho instructions received AZ the
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Pontiac, Ford 400
Win in REGIONAL

Pontiac VFW and Ford 400
meet tomorrow night at Ford
Field in Dearborn Haags and
River Rouge Business Men at
Fordson High School, in the sect
ond round of the state regionail
Class A baseball title playoffs.
The regional winner and runner.s
up go TO Battle Creek next month.
In last nights games Ford de-
feated Haags, f1-6. Pontiac
stopped River Rouge, 6-5, in 10
innings, Lloyd Brazil bringing in,
the winning run. Rouge was
beaten, so, in the ninth and pro-
ceded to tie the score.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
UNCOVERED BY EBI

Ruchanan-Dineen first came 10
the attention OF the FBI as the
mysterious Miss Smith 81 Detroit,
IN November OF 1871, IN connec-
Lon with an Investigation men
Iring made which involved Mrs.
Theresa BehrcnS
Her true identity VAS deter
mined kp-FBI- Investigation and
.,t-hSequCutly Miss Buchanan
-plnecn co-operated fully with the
: 81 and received information de-
sired hV the German espionage
service. She was kept under sur
IcI'lance Of the FBI and all infor-
nation reported % her As well as
forwarded 20 her from abroad has
cleared through the FBL the
army and navy intelligence SerV-
!ccS.
Before the final contact was
made by Dr s p u n, Miss
Buchanan-DIncCn was approached
hv two AXIS agents, Sarl dc Hack
and Guyula RolInCk both OF whom
had previously operated IN the
InItri States on behalf of the
G Gcrman government Sari de
Tai0k. II hungarian citizen. VAS
former exchange student ~ Vas
sar College and used her numerous
contacts made a. NaSSar 20 great
advantage when She returned TO
be United States with her hus-
band GByuia Ro2lnek.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
FBI's IIOmlup of Spy Ring Reads Like "a Fairy Ia
Countess Trained
ByGestdpoHedd
OF Ndzi PIotters

The cloak OF official secrecy
still ShroudS details of the months
OF work which preceded the arrest
of six persons. five in Detroit. on
charges OF being Nazi spies.
Admittedly. not all the informa-
tion obtained during the investiga-
tion has been or can be revealed.
Only when the prisoners go 10
trial will the entire story be told.
at will sound like story book
reading, IL is so fantastic" COM
mented John S. Bugas. Detroit
FBI chief.
Almost story book was the re-
port made public yesterday by
Bugas of which the following is
dlpect
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
GIVEN AMERICAN FUNDS

The contact was a German
naval attachc acting as Cc>tapO
agent in Lisbon and aS "A result of
thiS meeting Countess Buchanan
Dineen was furnished with a large
sum Of American currency and ar
rangementS were made for her 10
secure passage. on the Atlantic
Clipper from Lisbon to New York
City.
The curt instructions furnished
by this agent also included the
names of several mailing ad-
dresses IN Sweden and Portugal 10
be used in the forwarding of eSpi-
onaCc information 10 Germany
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

school in Berlin in
eIgdea many subjects and train
ing was afforded in the prepara-
ion OF secret INK and IN the art
OF secret writing as well as In the
reading Of mlcrophotograph IN
struciionS by use OF the micro
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

would receive additional funds
from Detroit.
KNOWN As COUNTESS"
Countess Buchanan-Dineen re-
turned TO New York City IN the
fall of 194l, and during the fall
and winter of 1871 Travelled to
Washington. d. c, and other
Continued on Page Five)
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Photo by Times star Photographed

Instructions completed and ar.
rsHgemoHtS adc,- the countess
Immediately departed on=the At
lantiC Clipper and arrived ln New
York City on Oct -27. 194l.
Immediately upon her arrival
she advised der SuperlnIS IN Hun
gary of her safe passage and New
York address and then embarked
upon her career aS an espionage
agent which soon took her TO
Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

while Guyula Rozinek was in this
country pending deportation, Mrs.
Theresa Behrens made a $500
bond for hm. lie visited her in
Detroit prior 10 hIS deportation
on May q. l9il Mrs. BehrenS
at that time told immigration Of
lclalS
II am 100 per cent for Hitler.
II Hitler wins all those small
countries i'm Europe will have
their freedom
DT Thomas well known 20 the
FBI I'm Detroit. was an associate
of Theodore DOnay who was re-
Gently convicted for mISpriSion Of
treason IN Detroit and Fritz
Kuhn, Wilhelm kun2e and Max
stephan. who was recently sem
fenced 10 death for treason and
had his sentence COmmuted TO
life Imprisonment. Or Thomas
was an important contact Of
members Of the Gcrman-American
Bund and in 1888 and 1899 at
tended meeting, and spoke on
National Socialism and dcSSeml-
mated NazI and anti-Semltic
THE DATA WANTED
After part of her training in
espionage activity in Budapest
and Berlin, Buchanan-Dineen was
instructed 10 concentrate on
seeking the following data:
THE location Of munition
and airplane factories; prOduc-
tiOn and number of employees.
THE location of military
and naval bases.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

tanning this espionage Information
for Countess Buchauan-Dneen.
Unul MS arrest today. Dr.
Thomas has been unuring in ms
efforts 20 elicit vital information
concerning various war plants m
the city of Detroit and has sue
Ccedcj IN obtaining valuable m
formation which he has furnished
10 Countess Buchanan-DIueen,
and has expressed his desire that
the information might prove Of
great assistance 10 the Hitler
regime.
The background OF Or. Thomas
has likewise been known 10 the
files of the FBI for a number Of
year. and although. rs previously
noted. he is q ratIve-boru citizen,
ne became onthuScd with the Na2I
principles and has been SteadtaSt
IN hls holding TO these loyalue>
FURNISHED BOND FOR HIM
II WAS during the FIRST day Of
Countess Buchanan-Dlneen ac-
tvity m Detroit that Theresa
BchrenS SurrepiItlouSly went to
the Europe Import House. then
operated bv Theodore DOnay q
friend of traitor Max Stephan
Upon advising Donay that Il loyal
German had need for 90 per cent
proof alcohol another ingredient
for tho preparation OF secret ink,
he readily provided the alcohol
which effectively assisted IN set
ting up the newly arrived geStapo
agent for the carrying on of her
nefaTOuS work
II Is interesting 10 note that
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
PeniiCiIfn Helps
To Keep Detroit
,
Executive Alive

Slight improvement was re-
ported today i'm the condition of.
Edward G. Wahl 48-ycar-old De-
troit war plant executive. who's
being gwen the Rew miracle drug
peniclllin. In a desperate effort Ia
save his life at St. VinCentS Hos
pital Toledo.
Its too early 10 expect
change as yet, but Mr.. WahI IL
holding his own nicely" said DR..
Louis A LevinsoR, the attend
ing physician
However. despite the improve.
'ment, he still is in danger. =
4-DAY SUPPLY -
a four-day supply of the drug.
which is used only for men in the
service except on rare occasion,
was sent from Henry Ford Hos
pital Sunday. =.
THAT VIII be sufficient to tell
II II will do any good in Mr.
WahlS case" DR.. LevinSon said
definite change should oc--=
eur within three or four days.
AUTO CRASH VICTIM
=:
Victim of an automobile acci-
dent near Monroe a month ago;
Wahl suffered 13 fractures of the
arms and legs and serious chest.
injuries. Double pneumonia and
pericarditiS, an infection of the
heart lining, resulted and wer6
followed by blood infection. -
SuIfa drug treatments proved OF
no avail, and the penicillin treat.f
imeht was given as a last resorts
Wahl is manager of the Leeds and
INorthrup Co, electrical equip
ment manufacturers. 1.c
Penicillin is injected intraven-a
ously. =
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

MRS, THERESA BEHRENs IN CUSTODY OF THE FBI
Mrs. Behrens A, Of $3.50 Harvard road pictured in
custody of deputy marshal the Federal Building
where with DR.. Fred William Thomas and Miss Grace
Buchanan-Dineen both Of Detroit she arraigned
CHARGES Obtaining military inflammation -6crmany-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

S-AII available information
concerning heliunf.
4-InfOrmatiou on medical
supplies exported.
a representative Of the German
service had agreed
rrar Sie was 70 receive $500 "a
month and prior 10 her deporta-
ton from Lisbon, Il German naval
attache gave her the sum OF
81 500 with the promise that she
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
SENT TO DETROIT

The name Of Theresa BchrcnS
having been given the countess hN
the German intelligence system.
She m m o dIatel contacted
BehrCnS at the International Cen
ter OF the YWCA and there the
foundation was laid for the De
trolt espionage ring which was 10
continue us inSidiouS work within
the city OF Detroit for tho next
two years
Theresa Behrens. although Wei
known 10 the German espionage
system. was equally well known
10 the files OF the FBl The De
troit office Of the Federal Bureau
Of Investigation had been coEnI-
Iant of Bchrcr> SyUpa'hieS and
had tagged her as poten-
tial enemy agent tor over TWO
years prior 10 hcr association
with Countess Buchanan-Dinecn
IN l94l
Within a fcw hours after her
arrival. the countess WAS IN con-
tact with Or Fred W Thomas,
prominent Detroit obSIotgcian
with offices A. 1905 Eaton Tower
Building once again a. soon as
her identity was made known,
the true >ympathIo> of this prom
lnent figure IN Detroit were CN-
posed and he gave complete ass
>urancc OF hI, >ynpathIc> for na-
tonal socialism and Immediately
supplied Countess Buchanan-Dl-
neen with amedo pyrine, vital
ingredient for the preparation OF
secret ink impos >ible 10 obtain
without a doctors prescription.
HAS GERMAN PRACTICE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23
Bridge Party In
Mrs. w. G. Broomes
Home Tuesdoy

srx G l. Bond and Mr. y
9 Bnoofne entertained ain .
bridge party IN the hoina q Mrx
Bfo0ne Tuesday from nine IN
ii twelve n honor ri Mrs. "a
gene Harris end Miss suzanne
Harris
Mfx b ] Jane received tie
high seofe prize Mrs " , Nc
Leaa peeana high ana Mr. A !
Franklin tae cut pFize pFetls
vases 4efe presented - prines
Mrs Eugene Harris shd Ala ST.
zanne Harris guests b. tie home
of MHs Broome. were present
81 Nifh b0Kes % handkefehlsfa
During ne games coAd drinks
acre served and after tie eanses
3 salad course WITH 10 rolls
- ard iesd trs Was served =
kfesdames " y Mcleod { Is
Afmissead B J Jane Leon ~
s1n. E1eene Harris hobeFs Ban
Claude Broome 7 l. DeLsxhmsi
IIaa1la CoalNon G. S Beafa6lee
= 6 spann. IT, Roy Willoaahbr
K Z Davis a J Franklin v
II Nelson Jf. Arthur Alien d
Fageuls snd Miss suzanns
Harris
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23

SEES h9A been fsa # ~
arrived q Capt ana Mm =
NeaffsFfmu sa6 uaesf snail
a~AsskfEat Ansts IL h4n4a naxaAsM
whsae Capt Wsafh2eama
i Mith use y \ Arms MAakaE
C#m i ssasloprt Tfet hsa a
sp4afHK thsu taresseu Il Fas
ea9sHslm sfeH fcNwss hasna
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23

Ms T y Mills4 q aaltpH4
i ; sssss - fis Nuss - hef
sisters ne Misses DENNY ~
frsaaf street
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23
MOSS POINT 49,.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

NJ and Mrs Willie Jones AMI
children. Johnnie and Diana q
By Springs, Mis- spent Sunday
with Mt and Mrs c l. Stewart.
Carl Essterling spent tie week
end WIN relatives IN Jseksoa
Miss
Misses Marie and Helen Bank
ston VINO ara employed - Ingalls,
Snlp1a ard IN PascaRDala. nave q
Gently moved 90 Moss Point
where trey have taken 81 apart
ment IN the home Of II and
Mrs r. r Fitznef.
Addie Ruth Pittman of Bay
Springs Miss. Is enjoying = visit
here 8 the guest OF Emnas Helen
Stewart
Miss There's Cissna IS sp4nd
inK several days this week vfith
Mr and Mrs Is r Hobby n Mo
bile.
Mr. Eugene Harris and Mis-
suzanne Harris 81 Winona. Miss
are guests IN tiie home IT Mf
and Mrs " G. Broome
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23
Fluu Presented To
Girl Scout Troop
BY Business Club

ne s#
nMs MMf
w
~
ssf
N
~ MM
s Ma
HVx
Ms8 MNh M
n@ asses
kkt4as
ns s
t a
Pc 81
Fas -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23
Mrs. 7. [. DeLushmel
EnleFt0ins The
I~nIpromptu Club

Mr. T L DeLashmel eala
taInsa lIf lmpfDmpfu Bridge
eHah - her home % Thursday
afternoon
AN + J 4snE was aezaaHsa
me - eIah a. 3 neN member
Mu = Il Nelson j. rees8.sa
tie H.Eh ae.aFe prlxs
After fas games rslreaIa1aann
NeHa SERVED Is Meadanea = Il
EeiesH = 3 , Jsre = &
Bssasaa { s Bear1sIea 4 J
ksankIa q SpaUn r. Re-
WazaaeHBF sna Thomaa EaaEaa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23

Ak &A1 &AtR &t@AAN GtAttANN
n daughter. frankie, snd Mrs
Robert Barr and daughter BsT
bare Ann Of Spgihghill, Ls are
guests IN the home OF Mr and
Mrs T L DeLsshmeL
Mrs Jessie Dethloa returned
last Thursday from . visit IN
San Antonio. Texas
Dorothy Young spent the week
with relshves IN Lucedsie Miss
Mrs Tony Sehafz and son.
Holland returned last Thursday
from . visit 70 rslstivez IN Phiis-
dslphis. Pa
Mrs " p DAVIS ana daughter.
Adair, Of Mobile spent Sunday
with their mother end grand
mother. Mrs. l. B. Herring
Mr. ard Mrs Roy b jones and
children. Hex and Virginia, u
Hattiesburg. Miss were recent
visitors in the home 81 hi. and
Mrs C. l. Stewart
= Mrs Helen Mayvon 81 Scooha.
Miss. is spending several dayf
With hef sister. Mrs. Stone d Me
Innis.
Mr. and Mrs Lester wllcox
and daughter Melbs Faye, spent
the week end Ia Gulfport
Mrs Hartweli McCollum is
spending several days vscstion
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs J
A Mcfarland. n Bay Springs
Miss.
Miss Sseinbefg has returned 10
her home N Philadelphia Pa
after : visii q tw0 weeks Vsth
ner brother and sister in-law, Nj
and Mrs Fred siemberg
Miss Tflla Beverly. who recent
~ Joined the Waves. S spending
: few days with her father in
Gulfpori. before returning here
70 depart for New York city q
enter training
Miss Heloise DeLamoite spent
asst Wednesday n New ORLEANS
DR.. ard Mrs Floyd RcCaod
nave returned to their home %
AsgnoAs AK sfief > visit here
Wlfh Mr. and Mrs c NcCieod
enc other relatives
Misses Margaret coAaer ard
Mary Elizabeth Eley ~ Gang
Shelby. Miss waIi spend tie
week end II ire EdgeNsteF Gull
Hotel Ii Galfpaft
Miss Thenesa Cinsns o. Wash
4Dgt0u. = e affleed iasg week
ioT = lNo seeks xl3lf in fa
come q Df md MH 4 e kes
Alss Cissnz has manF tNhN
ere vito ere sefy Kisa 70 wei
some her. !
Mss DORIS seIdeuspnnef lef
AOndsy - return - Gfeenvlle
G. sfHeH ; N8zI1 - uff par
snts Mr. snd Hn z g Sei0en-
eplnneF aae II 80 An q L
Bond sHs Af and Mira TIm
Blades
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23
PAScACoULA.
SOCIAL. HAPPENINGS

Fkesn hsH uss* @@&ak MaF4@Hsn&s II aa Sc pAms W.
p4Rs ~ @Natn2 Is Sc nhNnM8 - yu8 eanMMNs aa NmsNNN Ms8a8
E&Ete& Ff A@ sh# es~w rN&s @s II hAS8a - enaNsn*
nakss ~ vsEseAA assfAns II Tres 1sv phsea a - has4 thaa TAars
as uofNsaK 81 80 uchNk@tte A&meF tkaa se 0es "a s~ hNfst<
EAane So - sA MAS 4 a TANEuNSoN A~sstY gsaef
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23

ftfsva u Hnaa a A.
Mrs. 4 Nasssas M M4R A
IT, saaNmsed e. mssn inst ts2
ate asva as g4h .
m ~ uees aM Taes
ials - 81 ss@ Athn MeaNa
Msasa n a e Mr. ~ II
ara f M rsaAae
rs asnf Hnas an8 fsa
Mss IlAFfsxu MrCa1ism -
aM f8assf ia nAs sfatn
Miss ehsse se m&ll ss~sa e
~seA etalsln3 ~f0letlses
Msa s LAansan ~ tht l. &
MnAe4ann - hss fxgugfsea ffsan
. visit q t~u ~exka Ia NvW
Yask
NJ sn.a ~ Cart Bftnkman
aFs nsN comfortably natt@l.ea -
ths hoasH uhleh dies gsxen1f4
p~uFsheaa ss izxt nasna Vista
stFeet Naa uhah NAf fcsmesff
~rapsed - NJ ard Ma q &
Mstsss
" X Hu4Afss returned .isn
daN sfsan Tapta Mlaa where hs
accompanied Is site ena dhaxh
tFft EIsssbssh Ann ana MAJ
gAfst Ellen - : xs&ta ae ssls
tsvss MFA HatsFss and ths eha
aten VII remain fo . viasi q :
month
Announcement hes been -
viewed Of tfs birth II = soa te NJ
sne Mm J a EWit2ef. fofnAsaD
~ Fsseaseasa but no4 - M1hllH
he has been nAFssed Paul 0vsFton
Mrs SNitsef NAu - fasnaguh2rea
- tts former Mlzs Psassns
e.
Aasuns recent arrivals fof res
dsnEs - Fakc@Eoala ere Mr. an1
Mrs Trey { Asnt9 q Annisstaa
Ala The fufma So Edueatasn
- Adviser fnf ths Ccc in soa4sh
sfn Mississippi end AiabaEa 80
three years afsa Later ia FufAta
he ~as CufHpsng E0gnmAastaF -
the CGG NIth heanau&rfara is
Pensacola tie he'd again taken
~ ha trade As mArtinmi mim
70 easnl1sg here Hrs Mlnta wlse
y > tseflkf ~ profession Is nov
with he Cusss Guard pa
fores NJ Msnta = @ith lneaIh
Mr.. ard Mr. " h Cueef have
- guests ~ ard Mfn NeFsaea
Harris q birmingham
Mr. and Mrs philip Hedassn
and swa lovely children Hevu
and Phiisp j. - Ns1 Orleans
we're guests tbs past arek end
"a ue horne q ~ End Afa Past
2 Hahlaa
d. Henry 4 Hoff geiufnsd q
F~aNagusala Tuesday after . siaF
~ @eeral dsts ii Iaekaon an mat
'sfe pertaining b tie Jark@m
County Beard ST Health IL Nhhh
he n he director
Mrs. J u Kpsing and san jim
nay end fsphea. Carney iium
phfeY II departed Tuesday foa
buiisf. p whefe they Nili spsnd !
> month - tie aaesss of Mu
Epiings SISTER Mrs Dan v rtns
lns
Mrs Ann kell Aho - ; seaeA
~ IN Ire Heasagl Ainn M5n3A
= exp3ted = arrive SATURDAY
ttoanoff0sl e. > vl8ig Witis hs1
pasenn u ArH Mrs. W 4
KEEL ana esief uelafiees
EA HHHA NtEtf1NNtII EAaz 4
just returned lasafn ; VISIT Nstb
NiAs desn psiisKssH daughter Il
~ AMI III Z = psiasfson -
foula4lnvllls Ala
Mr. and Mr. 1snass r Morris
and On James. haxe Fsauraea =
ifsis agnss - Istksm Mfa r.
5 sat attn ~ Morris nsash
e. Mu v J Norris ~ zse Csnf4
street Their daughter. little
bstfye MNHH Nbo as beet ~
tire be- grandmother ms4fnx1
~ Jeeknn Nlth them
satafae3 msskef TIC Aessft4fs
% Am C H4Hiaa ~ ; wait
@ith aelstssss = H1Ast1B Texas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23

STRIVES
uxss Ns ass
make as
- a HeM
m ~ Nasy
rs fs
f8 H
hsx eNi :
hA aa
~ sstsnan4
@n y 4 NsntY 40
Mm
- papshs ~ ~
Nsf Is He
Mse 3 2 hAamH
NJ 80 Mw
s~mg
Is Ht4
e Nm Ma Nasm 4sNa
hN = af tha mssA m ps
e ahsH 4 s
sn eE ue ssH w4fas
~ t3ke sttntw t. fss 44M2
sskfst ksanfai ae lfsf s
sfAiiss esth kfels A@ks
fsse Aess8 and Tas ffsx
~ aeassi SansAy q
a r Mat AehS x - s44
3paiA Iha il snymx -
eatAn th8 wexk
1hs Pzagmais a. a NH
: asstsNa N A2 -
hssssls Mslkn M0ssay wssasuN
- ) otlxA
Mss Atatln MeNtssx =
sssfssa tfum she fsessfe 81
FmAs Hsss ~ gAze
As4 sxx8tsa . pos4tna wtsh ta
AssfsaaFN as Canpams - Hs
Aeuae MMa M.Nssse aa
liune nsnsea uaastnt
shs taaN4
a Nssk sfaa ylslia IS ~ na
= ~ sua Mr. ! " 0fenmr
ass - TT hsgn wse
aaN s~ett1fns4 u 81 -
Ns@ 1HieanA
y a Hsgneids Mfo mssh
re hsfehsasl Maflfss 4aA 49,
nns fNlianiFa . "Trip mesases M
AklAHEH 4n8 Mrs HetgAalae
Ha1ram Wednesday fssu hem 81
ieHHa NHsgs theg hsrN sn ~
ltiaa saee lasi FrtaAY
~ sna Mrs heS klnnss Ae
eadssa . nne asv hH
wsh ne fssme4a pmrsa
asa - Il a Fansxh haesna
arrived "Wednesday tsxsa afasn
afiuns Ma Whsse ths
aa finished hts ~rts xAsh4na
~ kinney i with ~
shs II hfslhla eke 4saa
tsua hsf vatstidn
Nfws has lNen fsfssa # -
Aftiehi q Capt assa NJ
eaffsffmu sfs8 fx snail
daughter AHsAs ii H8n4a naxAMsA
Whae Capt Weatie
= Mlit To- Z 4 Army Meaha
w i sfagtaDrt Thet 80 @an
~8AaiuR shsu ssres.m Il Fa
saasul@ lislf isewss ~
Ms + - Miles q aaapm4
i : ssss - iis ts4s x M
l1ssefs ne Misses fsaa2 ~
enuf street
Mla Msfy i@e Mhunsf * 16a
jackson CsAgaty faspga#1 nafssas
SIT = enjoying > seeMa t8
~ - A #4s III
- - Ripley Miss
r. Nekimsn ~ ufssnf
- a~sfsfsN 81 ftesaf 86ta Is
- Hotel Dsu - Afe 0gk&na
hf9aahf ~ his ~ s. -
.aaesss Saturday n4 IL M8
assl ~ his 2af NJ
as Lsns asa haafanI aaa
ahe wlA xmlt t.
eAn Nat uex msGth~f ~
= HHsH th8Dssh s6s Mezx
As faHatlx giffiN we eZ
ssfsE ~ ~ arrival 81 NJ
Nan1sns asaghief Mn H.a
"a n Hes and a.sH aIsEasn
sEv 80 as1a q asaA
- Nsfh ahelB
~ 80 Ms 3 a4sa
.sst reserves neeA - fAs AAftA
+ f#aH Hs 20 usa aaz
- HsTt Hsyno