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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-05
WEATHER

NoDr,. FORECAST
c,o ,JhIH CAROLINA: Clear to partly
ana warm Sunday and Monday.
IN Eastern Standard Time)
May U, S. Weather Bureau)
Neurological data for the "a hours
''0o p. m, yesterday.
an Temperature
'5o nm, So. ''' 'ih' oS' i:oo pm' 3d.
N'rmal ST. VS. MINIMUM 3d. Mean g.
73 3i0v - a, 81, 1870 am. rs. Ian nm 20
Int, Precipitation
WI inches i'ouis ehdlng 1850 p. m.
10 inches. e iHS' OF the month
L. sOil the Tide Tables published h,
00'st and Geodetic Survey
Wilmington High .a,a :, Low low
Nasonboro 1,n.. Asp IL ADJ
4iiiet ---------- 2:05a 8:18
Noonritssse 1:o3 am, Sunset, SOB on
Can. ~. 80 pm, Moonset, 1899 am
ape Fear River stage at Fayette-
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-05
Soviet Forces Reported
EightMi From Zhlobin

LONDON Sunday, Dec. 5-(Ho-Russian forces swept
to within eight miles of Zhlobn big trunk railway cross
ing in their pursuit of the Germans retreatng from Co.
mel Saturday. and in the Ukraine pounded out gains
in drive to link the important Kremenchug and Cher
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-05
Some German Troops Re-
ported Driven Insane
By Bombardment
FIRE CONCENTRATED
British 9Th Army Reaches
Outskirts OF San Vite
After Bitter Fight

Al - - l. ~ ~ AAA&Ac " ~ - AAs
TIERS, Algiers, Dec. 4-(P)-
Smashing forward behind an
air and artillery lombard
ment so titanic that some
German troops were driven
insane, 1t. Gen. Mark W.
Clark's American and British
Fifth Army has broken into
the heart of the enemy's VIM
ter line to a depth of two
miles and is driving toward
Rome according to plan,"
the Allies announced today.
The thunderous lombard
ment which laid down a cur
tain of fire in front of Clark's
charging troops was describ-
ed as one of the greatest in
the history of warfare-per-
haps even greater than that
which broke the German line
at Ell Alamein in Egypt, be-
cause it was concentrated on
a smaller area.
Bitter Fighting
Extremely bitter fighting con-
tinued today as the Fifty Army
smashed into the maze of fortifi-
cations on and around 2,8O0-foot
Monte Canine, four miles SOUTH
west Of Mignano. The assault,
aimed in the direction of the vital
highway center Of Casino, al
ready had driven the Nazis from
the important Canine and Mag
giore heights west of Mignano.
The British Eighth Army, knit
ing ahead on the Adriatic flank,
reached the outskirts of San Vito,
Is miles below the port of Pes
cara, and in fierce fighting cap
tured the important highway and
railway center and market town
of Lanciano, situated on a 900
foot ridge where the Nazis re-
sisted bitterly.
Treglio Captured
General Montgomery troops
also captured the town of Treglio,
three miles south of San Vito and
four miles inland, and successful.
| ly beat off a Nazi counterattack
there. The most impressive Eighta
Army gain came IL miles inland,
where the British stabbed for
ward six miles to seize Orsogna,
nine miles northwest of the San
gro river.
l&e thrust through Orsogna
We a deep wedge into secon-
defenses the Nazis had es-
he'd on the Eighth Army
and severed road and rail
without which the enemy
hope to make another
anywhere near the Sangro.
Reinforcements
line reports disclosed that
wi kkarrival of reinforcements
Enabled the Germans to
fhe great piles of guns,
0fn and other equipment
.ONdoned on the battlefields
Fossacesia area in their
disorganized flight.
,onsiderable numbers of prison.
5 were taken as General Clark's
headquarters reported that the on
slaught in the central sector was
proceeding according to PLAN"
An Raj statement said that
some Nazi prisoners were insane
from the effects of the ceaseless
air and artillery bombardment
and that terrific decentralization"
Continued on Page Three; Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-05

kassy bridgeheads, Moscow
announced today.
Several hundred thousand Ger
mans, who have fallen back 40
miles in 10 days since Gomel was
captured, were streaming through
the battleneck toWr. CT Zhlobin as
the Russians betterea into the
railway station Ct Khalch, said the
Moscow midnight con1nunique, re-
corded by the Soviet Monitor. This
town is eight miles from Zhlobin
on the rail line from Gomel, and
its fall marked Il fouc-mile frontal
advance on the junction from Sol
tanovka, taken Friday.
German .earguards tried to
make stand at the approaches
and launched several counterat-
tacks, but Sovlel infantry, sup
ported by massed artillery splinter
ed the German defense and broke
through into the station. After a
fierce battle the Germans were
routed, leaving great quantities of
booty behind.
Another RUSSIAN push in ~'uhit\
Russia threaded through
and marshy grouno r.
PropoiSk north cfF y
area. Here the fol ".
khan M. PoIov -
spearhead to t -.
near Mogilev,
and h.avyly
Over 300 German,
this area as tney
least one battalion Cotton
order, abandoning tWcoAAoii
teries.
Miserable weather MATS
ing both of these Whi1
drives but Gen. CONSTANT.
sovsky's forces heading f6
bin rounded up 80 more towns and
hamlets in an advance that also
captured Gcrodcts, IA miles north
east of Zhl,bin and an equal dis
lance southeast of Rooachev
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-05

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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-05

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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-05

oOV oIKy 1Ot CCS 1ICdU.5Jg IOr =
bin rounded up 80 more towns and
hamlets in an advance that also
captured Gcrodcts, IA miles north
east OF ZhlHbin and an equal dis
lance southeast Of Rogachev,
district center on the north-south
trunk railway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Schedule for Neighborhood
War Club Activities

beginning May %, 1913 (for 6
weeks N Dodge Community
House. 620l Farr avenue, Mrs.
Dorn.ck Costab!le is the in
s'uctor
Thursday aftenoon-l.3 p. m
beginning May y, 1913 for 6
weeks AZ DuGield Branch Ii
brary. 2507 West Grand Blvd
near Twelfth. Mrs. w. II. Sny-
der is tho instructor.
Thursday cyenIng-7-9 p. m,
beginning May y. 1913 Ctor 6
weeks al Walker Branch L.
hrary. Mack az Montclalr In
Structor is Mrs Stewart Schwel-
yer
There VIII be a meeting Of
an people who volunteered for
\ei1hborhood War Club Work
I'm Area 10, on Thursday, May
II. 1913. az 7 o'clock p. m. at
The Lutheran Settlement House,
3qS5 Trumbull al AlcXandrlnc.
This meeting Is being called by
Saul L. SchlesinGcr, the area
leader. Any interested persons
who have not yet volunteered
are urged TO attend this meet
INC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

NEIGHBORIOOD Var Club
leaders in Area G. Zone :. Sector
D wish 10 announce the follow
irs meeting which they fee VIII
he Of great interest 70 all house
wives
Or. Gladys Evcrscn. who ist0
ssarce Of the nutrition division
e. a4e home eeaaom.cs depart
mont Of Wayne University.
viii speak on 'Dchydraung
"Wednesday. June ., 1913, ppm,
2edford High school cafeteria.
Miss Irene Hickey OF the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.
viii give canning dcmonS'ra-
lion Wednesday june 9 l9i3,
> p. m. Rediord high School
cafeteria.
Reservations for these two
meetings which must be made
BY . p. m. on Friday, May IS,
should be made by calling Mrs
:. !. Lovett. at NE, 6-4733.
Tuesday afternoon .30-3 80,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

OUT WITH the house plants!
Time 10 get them into their
summer quarters. But before
they are moved il is also time
10 take stock and determine
just what those summer quar-
torS should be-
The sanSevcria is a plant Of
the tropics. Ii likes IT hot-so
If the plants have been grow
ing in a sunroom or something
of the sort leave this plant IN
doors for the summer Don I
ropot II either unless n is break
ing the pot and then move IT
10 only one size larger as II does
best when rootbound.
Boston Fern
Let's see what TO do about
the plants we arc going 10 set
out. The Boston fern may be
left in tho pot or knocked out
of il, but in any case, must 60
into a shady position whore
there is no drip from above and
whore no one will step on its
frondS and ruin them.
The amaryllis may be sunk in
the earth. still in It's pot, right
next to tho fern The pot should
not he much more than an inch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
It's Time to Move Plants
To Summer Quarters
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

larger all around than the bulb
itSclf-which should not be dis
turbcd
The cacti may be sunk. in
their pots, in a hot sunny place.
The roots are very small and
they need rcpotting very sell
dom. The geraniumS may 60 in
any sunny border 10 furnish
bloom Cif they have not bloomed
all wlnter). Keep them on the
dry side and don't feed them If
YOU want bloom.
Asparagus Fern
The asparagus ferns may he
Knocked from the pots and di-
vlded the divisions used in
hanging baskets for the porch or
IN WnS in the garden. with the
gCraniumS or any other plants
YOU may prefer. Or they may
be sunk in the garden, with or
without pots in a semishady or
shady position. A little fer
tlllzcr for each plant would not
be amiSS.
This leaves us with the ivy
and the philodcndron, both Of
which are best moved 10 A
shady porch to form part Of its
summer decoration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Spieed Figs

3 cups dried black figs
Whole cloves
2 cups water
IL cups vinegar
3 cups brown sugar
8 3-inCh sticks of cinnamon.
Rinse figs and stick two
cloves in each. Combine water,
vinegar. sugar and cinnamon
and bring TO the boiling point.
Add figs and cook slowly until
figs are tender, or for about 40
minutes. Seal while hot or leave
in earthen dish if they are TO be
eaten in a week or so,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
EMBROIDERY DESIGNS

LIFELIKE FRUIT and flow
crs, and dainty old-fashioned
girls are some of the enchanting
designs in this set of embroidery
motifs. They Will make even
your plainest linens sparkle
Use natural colors, or color
schemes TO match your rooms.
Pattern 263 contains a trans
fer pattern Of II motifs ranging
from 2l2X3 TO 5X8 inches;
stitches.
Send II cents in coins for this
pattern 10 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Due TO slowness of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please he patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Fruit Juice
Tops Rice Pudding

VICTORY PUDDING sauce is
the way TO make plain wartime
buildings glow with appetite ap-
peal. Only a cup of luscious
fruit nectar is necessary to make
sufficient fruit sauce for six
servings. You'll enjoy using this
topping with rice. tapioca or
bread pudding.
Victory Pud ding Sauce
X cup butter or margarine
| cup Whole-fruit nectar
= cup granulated sugar
y teaspoon cinnamon
! tablespoon cornStarch
/ tablespoon lemon juice.
Melt butter in a saucepan and
cook until very brown but not
burned. Combine with remain
inc ingredients and stir until all
are well blended. Bring TO a boil
and cook and stir until thick.
Serve over any desired pudding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Spiced Figs
Use Little Sugar

- SPICED FIGS are a welcome
addition for any occasion. Here
is a recipe that is easy on our
sugar supply;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

Tuesday afternoon ! .30-3 80,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Ford Gets
BigGIider


4 sci 900 600 contract for the
production of large army cargo
gliders was signed today with the
war department by the Ford Mo
tor Co, which already is the ma
tons largest manufacturer Of the
cnElneloSS air transports.
Capable Of carrying - inva-
Slon-equipped soldiers, and with
Widespread nearly as wide as that
OF a medium bomber the craft
will continue 10 be made at Ford'S
vast woodworking plant at Iron
Mountain. Mich.
Many Of the gliderS originally
bu1t at iron Mountain were
knocked down and shipped by
truck 10 the Ford Airport IN
Dearborn for assembly From
there they were towed all over
the nation by twin-engined army
transports. Now the gliderS are
Grated for export at the northern
Michigan plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Defense Notes:
Defense Notes:
Schools Will House :
Raid Fire Equipment
BY KEN HALL


Two obstacles that have stood
in the way Of making available
all Of the city's pit pieces of
auxiliary fire apparatus for imme-
.diate use appear about 10 be
eliminated. according 10 Richard
+. Reaume Jr, OCD director Of
fire activities.
One of these is the storage
space for the apparatus at van
tage points throughout the city
in buildings other than fire sta
tons and the other obtaining of
needed materials 10 adapt the
apparatus 10 local connections.
Assurance has been obtained
from the proper governmental
agencies that the fittings will be
made available soon and Supt. Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Summer Concert
Plans Complete

The parks and recreation COM
mission today announced the
summer schedule Of band and
symphony concerts for Belle Isle
and various city parks
Under tho batonS Of Victor
Kolar, Eduard Werner and Walter
Poole. the Detroit Orchestra will
present five concerts weekly for
three weeks beginning July 4.
During the week OF the Fourth.
the programs viii be presented
Sunday Monday, Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday evenings The
remaining two weeks they viii be
heard each evening except Mon
day and Tuesday.
The various band concerts will
be presented every evening OK
cept Monday through Labor Day
Because July 4 falls on Monday,
Tuesdays concert Will be ciml-
mated that week. There Will be 81
hand concerts in all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
RdpS ALLEGATION
Of Gas Masks

LANSING. juno . Despite
protests of state officials. Gas
masks. helmets and other civilian
defense equipment are being al
located by the federal government
10 municipalities instead Of crit
zeal areas defense director Donald
S. Leonard said today
Capt Leonard aired his protest
because numerous communities,
some In theoretical target areas,
arc still without equipment and
are complaining 70 the state. He
said distribution is entirely in the
hands Of federal authorizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
BIoodstains in Auto
Trap HoIdup Suspect

Albert DeWccSc Is of~A7 10th
rop. was held to-day Sor queS-
tioning In the $50 robbery last
night Of a beer store Sis
Harbaugh, owned by, Paul Cho-
vance, So. of 5l3 S. H3rbauch.
DeWceSe was arrested when
police stopped his car and found
fresh blood spots on the back
seat. Chovanec earlier had told
officers he fired AZ three men
who robbed him and thar he be-
heved he hIt one of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Allies Capture 29I 900

LONDON. June 9 CUP)-Allied
forces took $4,000 Axis prisoners
in Tunisia. an authoritative source
revealed TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

AUyDreJ2 tr,H be f0lUd nm Page -.
The 1863 Treaty Of Paris scaled tho triumph
britain North America Under the French empire North
America reduced four small islands which have figured
prominently World II Name these islands CAYENNE
h Aruha CO. GuadeloupC I'D Isle Of s. Simon cl s. Pierre
- SandOmmgO Martinique ~ Catalina 90 Mlque!on2
delegates with The Nations ht colonies accepted
plan for prcsdengeners to- the first New York LcgsIa-
What caused the Boston massacre ta1 Q.arerine ~
BRUSH the civil population TO- me arrest o. JorR
Hancock. t) imposing of unjust duties
4-Whaf were the committees or CORRESPONDENCE ~ '''-
lief ,bi Of The for selecting
members Of the First Continental Congress c} postal reeu-
5-py1a were ,ptnlcrable The port n
Boston closed 'b the Continental Congress Was dissolved
Hall burned Cd the Boston Town Meeting
ButShcrs charged with murder taken away from
me local authorities ~ Massachusetts provide
and lodging Tor British soldiers ~ O'Clock '''" LOT
Wha did nc Second Continental conero,s mootinG in
Britain ,bD authority nter-colo0a affairs CO.
ordered the Of 10 infantry regiments IN Massachusetts
name the members Of the committee on Independence"
Washington Rufus King ID John Adams
Robert r. Livingston ~ Benjamin Franklin, e. Roger
Sherman. M John Hancock?
During the revolution who were casScd LoyaIistv
of the British cause The small merchants
Oh the artisans the great North ID
tho Weather merchants IN the Anglican clergy
and laity Scamcn, lf1 the professional classes
What was the approximate number Of vessels in the
10, Name important British commanders unSympa-
Tory ministry England, who preferred
Of rather than "arke measures M treating WIN
the COlonS BuIgo\nc lbl Ialclon ill sir Nllllan
Howe ID Lord CORVALLIS o) Admiral RchaFd Howe % SIT
Duncan
IL What important American victory induced France
make alliance with the United States? ) Yorktown 90
II Who was Inc great French statesman vas NJ
invaluable Benjamin franklin efforts France
the American cause? ta) Talle>rsnd b) Beaamarcha
,c) Clemenceau?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Japan Woos China
With Gifts Of Rice

WASHINGTON, June As
part of what is described as one
of the smartest propaganda cam
paignS in history Japan has dis
tributcd onc-half million bushels
OF rice Just within The borders
of her zones of occupation IN
China. Korean secret agents m
the Far East told Washington
sources today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Schools Name
History Stars in
Contest
JOIN .oHLIGER
Nv SCOTT WIGLE

Name ot tho top American his
tory scholars Of the Detroit public
high SchnolS started no comic IN
today as the c.rys 70 high schools
selected tho students who VIII
compete IN the coming William
Randolph Hearst American His
tory Awards contest sponsored by
The Dctln1 Times 70 spur and
stimulate steady Of nitod States
history.
2 n E6ffFcrn and TcrShnC
m nSn sg g., .. 1be r'" 5.. tory
leans who will compete for
valuable collections Of history
volumes FOR their school Libraries
and individual awards
The American history aces Of
Northern High School whose his
tory department is under tho d.
Icction of Henry /. Simpson.
declared they Wcrc out 20 WIN one
a. the large awards
ALL HAVE ~ RECORDS
Norfh bern team members arc
Ruth Davis, IT,. Ruth Robin u,
William Maedcl, l6. Charles KING
is and John Ohligor Is
Al NJ these fIyc team members
IRE - students IN American
history.
PershlnC High viii be repre-
scented by Elaine lInman. Richard
Prtagora, Rosemary Popp. Helen
Starath and Brrnicc GryZcnla.
The history department head ~
AcrShpg lis Jacob ROgNON,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
u. S, Chart


norei aGa v.rrIft Er''y v4---s-
tonight and Thursday forenoon semitic
winds.
DETROIT DATA
Temper7fH-ns Tuesday. Highest 81.
lowest 50 mean go
Departure f'ru normal temperature
TUESDAY
Departure from normal temperature
since January
Temper0'ure, ore YEAR ar0 today. High
est. 50 ia~es'. g.. mean ~
TempereiuIts 'r.s date lr past ~ wears.
Highest ~ in 1911 HUesI Al IN 1878
Relative huuteH, Tuesday ? 10 =. n
80 per cent $500 m 6s ner cent ? 80
M, 5a per cent ; 3o r. m. s. Der
cont
Precip'ar0n IN lao 20 hours ending A.
go w TodaF Trace
Departure f-nw normal precipitation
sinte Januarv p SO inches
n Degree says f.r Tuesday June s
Norma degree DAYS for Tuesday June
r,sA4
~ Atcuuuta.si 4tsrrs aa,t his month ls.
Norma Eesrte daFt Tor fnne 7sNN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Police Conference June u

GRAND RAPIDS. juno Q CUP)
The quarterly police conference
for tho Western Michigan district
will be held here June - Off
Gers from Alegan, Iona. Kent,
MecoSta. Nontcalm. MuSkcgon.
NeWaygO. OcCana and Ottawa
counties will attend the FBI-Spon-
SOrcd meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

Schools Warren r. Bow has of.
fered the use Of space in heating
plants and other buildings Of the
school system.
Reaume states that, notwith-
standing all statements TO the
contrary. Detroits auxiliary fire
service is better equipped and fur
Their advanced than any other
city'S except IN the Seaboard sec
tors. He personally Inspected Chi
cagoS Setup and found he could
gain no ideas from II as DetroitS
is better organized and fitted out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
ALL HAVE ~ RECORDS
- TO COMPETE

The % scholars five from each
school WTr~~Garhcr in room 2ll az
the WAYNE University ar 9 a. m
June Is. They viii write = 90
minute examination covering the
whole field o. American history
The examination is Of tho null
1Iple choice typo tho student has
selection Of answer, from which
he can chose tho right. one There
IS total of lS5 questions.
The school team whose mem
bors score tho highest aggregate
marks VIII win high place. There
vii -he-LXc- mining high school
teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
OTHERS PENALIZED

Others ponallZod were
Peter ConStantinIdCS. 1866
Woodward. and George T. kaTraS.
1913 Holden, $50 or five days
suspension for permitting gam
bling on the premises; Martha NJ.
Alger, S692 Grand River, S25 fine
or three days for a similar offcnse.
Kroger Grocery Baking Co,
ZOO Oakland. and Jack Kropa,
220l w. Philadelphia, SIS OF three
days for allowing minors 10
handle beer and wine
Stewart Bradley, Sl29 LinWood,
and Joseph RoSengarten, 36ll
Woodward. suspended FIVE sun
days and Is Sundays respectively.
for selling liquor on Sunday or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Book Casino
In HGIUaiian
Atmosphere

TIE LUSH Hawaiian atmos-
phere a. the Book Casino still
prevails and from the looks Of
thinge Maestor Ray Kinncy-"The
Musical Ambassador TO the Main
land'-hiS gay band Of musical
bcachcombcrS and coffee tinted
maids have settled down for a
long and pleasant visit.
Petite and lovely Mcymo Holt
shines on In the starring role and
continues 10 cnchant the unini-
hated with her lnterpretative
liulaS-and what interpretations
We should mention a little OF the
fables she tells with her hands
too. Very nice mystery stories,
is the unanimous comment
EntiCinC is the word for tho
Aloha MaIdS-three 1.-the maldenS
who weave lovely rhythmic pat
tiers 10 the strains of soothing
and Seductive--muSic, all Of which
create tempting pictures Of what
life used to be like in the islands.
The dreamy spell IS HISTORICALLY
broken when LeHua Paulson. a
young coincidence Of great talent,
bounds out and K ps patrons
laughing with her crazy antics
and very funny drunk act. She
includes the classic "Hllo Hattie
in her offerings and its better
than ever.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Musical Fete,
FIREWORKS
At Jefferson

JEFFERSON BEACH. now
open TO all fun-Seeking people.
will have musical entertainment
and honest to-goodneSs fireworks
for weekend pleasure crowds.
Now playing in the huge newly
decorated ballroom which over
looks Lake ST Clair, is Bernie
CumminS and his smooth Swing
and Sweet for Dancing Feet"
orchestra. On Monday. July 5,
a gigantic display of fireworks
will be seen.
Take notice all you sports
fans. because there is GOOD
baseball diamond available, shoot
ing galleries and speedboats for
rent on the lake besides aqua
planning
And naturally. all the favorite
rides are there the scooter. the
octopus and for all the young
fry there is the kiddie plane. This
is, however, but a partial list Of
all in the air rides AZ the park
a place Of enChantment is the
Wizards House where there are
all the mysteries from the land Of
OF. Full of the unexpected, II
promises 10 be a real treat for all
thrill seekers. The ever popular
rides. the whip, dodge en- and the
exciting roller coaster are operat-
Ing as usual
The policy of having name
bands will continue throughout
the summer season