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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-03-18
Mrs. Phillips, 50,
Buried On Wed.

Mrs. Amanda Phillips, we'll
known Ashe county woman, of
Hemlock, died at her home Tues
day at the age of 80.
The funeral service was held
Wednesday morning at II o'clock
with Rev. H. M. Bennett and
Rev. George Campbell in charge
of the service.
Mrs. Phillips is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Sarah Farm
er, Hem1ock, and Mrs. Mary Will
cox, Sly, and the following sons:
w. H. and Joe Phillips, Grayson;
Jim and George Phillips, Lenoir.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-03-18
Wagner To Speak
To Rotary Club

DR.. J. K. Hunter has announc
ed that the speaker for the Ro-
tary program this evening will
be Rev. A. C. Wagner, of North
WilkesbOro.
The meeting will be held at
seven o'clock, fifteen minutes
earlier because of the practice
b1ack-out, scheduled. All mem
bers are urged to come on time.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-03-18
JOHN GRAHAM WINNER
IN ORATORICAL CONTEST

John Graham, of Elkland, was
the winner in the oratoricaI con-
test sponsored by the American
Legion post of Ashe county and
will advance to the district con-
test to be held within a few days.
Graham won the county con-
test through default of other con-
testants in the finals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
wv Asks Record
VoIunte or Work

MRS. THATCHER W REA.
chairman NJ volunteer leadership
AZ Central branch YWCA. is
is asking all YWCA volunteers
who have worked in the Cen
rTEi branch 10 come IN between
Il A. m. and 3 p. m NedneS-
day and record the number If
hours Of volunteer services they
have given,
This information is wanted by
tho Office OF Civilian Defense
and the records Will he retro
active 10 September, 1910 Board
and committee members arc
specially urged 10 register at
This time Mrs. Clyde *. Has
ley metropolitan chairman of
NWGA- volunteer leadership Is
arranging similar registration
hours in other Y branches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Jolly Roger
Brod kfost
On May %

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no 'a'li'd oI' IN INC h'>' pifa''
fashion with JulIc SIoCum. rctIr-
inc y president IN ch7rce.
~. (,,o,,o,e .ho ,o,,. ,,-.;
cent oil inc l ''"O' an" S''''''F
Walter. now vice president. VIII
be introduced and the class Will
and rro,bcc,s n,oscrtcd Cuos,s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
AAUW
7 O Recess
Until F all

A CTINITIES Of tho American
Association Of Uni verslty
Women viii he terminated until
next fall with meetings OF three
groups scheduled for Monday
and Tuesday. followed by tea.
The drama cast side group
viii meet at ] p. m Monday for
luncheon A. The home Of Mrs.
Leslie &. Putnam m Berkshire
road. Crosse Pontc Assisting
Mrs. Putnam VIII he Mrs.
Stephan Rabcock, Mrs Howard
QusCkenbush and Mrs, A. {.
WiesenberGor Donald TT Horton
of the Crosse Polntc High School
viii present his students IN two
onc-act plays.
A. 2 D. m Tuesday tho lit-
erature study group VIII meet At
1864 Parksidc. Among the
books to be discussed VIII he
The SoonC Sisters. reviewed by
Miss Kathleen Gann of the
Utley branch public library
Mrs. oscar &. Starrct VIII
speak on My Contacts With the
People Of China At a meeting
of the evening group a. $50 p m
Tuesday AZ Mclaughlin hall Of
Harper Hospital a potluck sup
per will be served lloStc>>o> arc
Miss Marion Wells Miss Lucille
Lee and Miss Marion Wright.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Departs Sunday

Mary Elizahcth AgncW.
daughter of Mir and Mrs Daniel
Agnew. is leaving Sunday for
Lincoln. Mass. whore she VIII
spend several wccks with tho
Rev and Mrs. Rollin J. FAIR
banks.
Mr. and Mrs Reginald r Leg
Cotte have returned 70 the island
after several weeks at French
Lick Springs, Ind
It rlCl and Mrs Frederic
r Lowrlc tJanet Naclyorl an
noIncc tho birth OF a daughter
Gail MacIyor Lowrjo. on May I
Mrs. George LcSuour returned
To tho island last Friday after
spending several months n Gem
trail America.
Mrs William n lIonon had as
hcr guests Monday for luncheon
and bridge Mrs John G Wright.
Mrs \. Louis O.Connor and Mrs
Edward -. Campbell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
4 WCTU Mee+inQs
Occur This Week

ONE Monday and three Tues
~ day meetings have been
scheduled for three branches Of
tho Woman Christian Temper
ancc Union for nest week.
The BEDFORD group VIII meet
- =. AAieRa44s- 't-4tA Mrs.
Njlcc Wolter AT her home in W.
Morcland Guest speaker VIII
hc Mrs Arthur a. Putnam soc
rclary FOR social education of
The Detroit Presbyterian. So
cjety
Reports of Tho recent district
convention VII be given AZ the
- o clock meeting Tuesday Of tho
Southwestern WCTU az tho
home Of Mrs John p NeSSimcr.
Po,uck luncheon. followed by
p round table programmed Spc-
clal music. viii be- the order Of
the day Tuesday when The
FRANCES Willard WCTU meet at
s. Mark Methodist ChWch.
Mrs Putnam viii also be
guest speaker ~ The meeting Of
INC Anna SurlIno WCTU Tues
daV ~ the home Of Mrs Allen
Crow m " Chicago Tho huSi-
moss session VIII ho held A. II
M and luncheon A. y 20
p m Mrs Putnam Will speak
a. he afternoon program fol-
loving installation OF officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Games Party Set
For Holy Rosary
THE AUXILIARY SISTERS

THE AUXILIARY SISTERS
SERVANTS Of the Immaculate
Heart of MARY arc sponsoring 4
Game Party A. ! 30 p m
Wednesday at-the Holy Rosar,l
Auditorium. Mrs William An
derson is chairman and Mrs
Edward kaber and Mrs. Louis
a NIGncau. Co-Chalrman.
A mass for the living ncm-
herS will be offered Al 8 80 a m.
Wednesday A. ST Al0y >luS
Church n Washington Blvd The
regular monthly meeting Will he
held FRIDAY A. - j. M ~
Madame Cadillac Hall Mar
grove CollcEc The board
meeting viii take place A. u 80
D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Nfrssrs
Celebrate 10th Anniversary

y Celebrating their twentieth
anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. j. r.
Adams are entertaining Al cock
tails and buffet supper party
this evening in their home on
kennesaw avenue
Their guests include Mr. and
Mrs. r II. White Of Cleveland.
who formerly lived in Bloomfield
Hills and are spending the week
end as guests Of the W. A. 2.
Johns, Or. and Mrs 2. !. Bir-
mingham Of South Bend Ind,
who are the Adams house guests.
and the following
MEssRs AND MEsnAMFs
" ? John walter Connofv
Leonard Quart Edward HAYES
Frank J. McGinns August Larson
NEsDAMFs
Earhsrt- M-S utsr K rral4ahara
john r AAcMAuus
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Hunt
ington and their TWO children
have recently moved 10 Crosse
Pointe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Dew viii Meet
In StotLer May "a

THE ANNUAL meeting of
the Michigan Chapter Daughters
or Colonial Wars, viii hc hold
Monday May u, a. the Hotel
Statler with tho state prcSi-
dent. Mrs. George ". Moran NJ
Marshall conducting the sos
sion.
Reports NJ tho annual meet
ing OF the National Society held
last month IN Cincinnati VIII be
gwen by Mrs, Henry r. JOY
Mrs. Charles Horton Metcalf
and others who attended a
subscription luncheon a. T. 80
viii prcccde the business -Scs-
sion,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Games Party tuesday

THE ++S22Np- FIELp-ARFFfiff77=-
LERY MOTHERS CLUB VIII
sponsor an afternoon Of games
~ ! p. IN Tuesday in the We
tory room OF Crowley MIlncr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Mrs. Pease Jr. Returns

Mrs Warren PcaSe Jr. re-
turned Monday from a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Freeman, IN Rockford III.
Mary Jane Nlicy NJ New
York has been the guest Of
Katherine Haefney At her home
on Wing Lake for 2 fortnight.
Mrs. Frank Packard spent a
week IN Birmingham recently.
She has returned 10 New or
leans whore she and MIR. Pack
ard are residing temporarily.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Fohn Of
Dorchester road are spending 10
days Al Virginia Hot Springs
Mrs. John w. Knecht Of Pill
grim road has returned from a
fortnight in Roanoke. Va.
Invitations have been received
for the marriage Of Dlggins
Farrar and ! Bradford John
which will take place May IS in
s.. James Church. A small re-
cepton for members Of the i'm
mediate families will he gwen
A. tho home NJ Mr. and Mrs
Waldemsr A. T. John IN footing
Lane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Study Home Repairing

A CLASS in home repairs
sponsored by the American
WomenS Voluntary Services
VIII be conducted starting from
: 30 70 go p m MAY rs at
Priscilla Inn Miss Alice Han
Cncit VIII hc tho instructor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
ST. Anne Guild Meets

frs " y 4 iif5ieFFiaF Ia--iaAn-
footing Lane has returned from
a visit in Cleveland
St. Anne'S Guild of s. James
Church met Tuesday A. the homo
Of Mrs. Harry Coen, Willow
Lane.
Mrs. James r. Johnson of For
est Hills. y. y is the house
guest for fortnight of nor
brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Liggett Athletes
60 in for Archery
-TC0nffnued from rage OnpT

The new playfeld across tho
street from the school has
high wire fence which prevents
home run balls from smashing
neighborhood windows. The now
playfcld is large and covered
with soft green turf and there's
room enough for half dozen
games 10 co on all A. once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
DSE Alumni Luncheon

TIE DSE ALUMNI STUDY
CLUB VIII honor rs retiring
president. Mrs. Walter Sullivan
A. a luncheon ~ p m TIeS-
day A. The Detroit Athletic
Chth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Plant Sale Opens Nay 70

Mrs. William G. Norl'z ls IN
charge n he p.s-t sale which
will star MAY 20 and continue
for three DAYS or the church
grounds
Others assisting In tho fair
which vii continue all DAY Sat
urdsv from 10 until 4 o'clock.
will be
MFsDAMTE
Rev ". fsN7vrs Csr'snr r Ia
Pau z. Rom0ssr George s Dixon
Robsri y pr0wr
Phyllis Gsbel CORN viii pre-
sent her pupils in a piano recital
Sunday afternoon, May q. A.
the Birmingham Community
House. PLAYING a. this annual
affair viii be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Back 10 Connecticut

Mrs. Brunnell Fredericks.
who has spent the winter with
her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick l..
Lowrie. left Tuesday for her
home in New Hartford, Conn.
Lee II. Clark Jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee II. Clark. stu
dent At tho Berkshire School in
Massachusetts, spent last week
end al home.
Mrs. James J. Miller left
Thursday 10 spend three weeks
with her son and daughtcr-in-
law Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Miller
Of YpSilanti.
Mrs. Arthur Marsh returned
10 The Island this week after 10
DAYS IN New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
INTRODUCING

JEAN KAY WORLEY. horn April % 10 Nj and Mrs.
John Kyle Morley Virginia Fox.
WILLIAM r. COONEY III. ~ horn April % n Mr. and
Mrs William ?. Cooney Ir. Mary Catherine Brennan,
LYNN ANN RICKENBACK 30. horn April so Mr. and
Mrs Clarence II. Rickcnback Marjorie Ann MIDI
TERENCE Witty MCDONALD born MAY 10 Mr..
and Mrs Francis j. Mcdonald Mary Stevensona.
J. EARL ORCUTT II q. born May 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Ear circuit Dorothy Wyatt.
THOMAS GR1EG AYERS JR.... born May TO Nh and
Mrs Thomas Q. Avers -Marv Andrey.L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
lie S Ballet n
7 Present
Exhibition
CROSSE lie Nav Is.

GRIlSNk lie, May ID.
THE two ballet classes taught
Il by Mrs Ralph Saunders Of
Hickory Island will give an
exhibition for their mothers
and friends Monday in the
parish house Of ST James
Church Members of the two
classes arc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Fe+es Berea Club

Mrs ROY Mont rouory enter
tanned 'ho Bcrca Club for lunch
con Monday
Don Young had Tho s.h doh
crowd and their escorts FOR
dancing A. his home Friday
night
WIS tt0rH u mayors WI rave
As hor guests for luncheon and
nr-dcn- On NL.nn.-n-.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
MISSES

Mrs. Norman J Ticman. who
left for New York recently 70
visit her sister. has gone 10
Florida for a short stay and
will return 10 New York City
before coming back 10 the
island.
Mrs. Norman Ruthvan Of To-
ronto is visiting Miss Nellie
Brodhead at her home in East
River road.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Japanese Make Gains
With 10000 Troops
On Central Yangtze
b. the Associated Prose

Aos 'ht fhNSoIldttQ fIeSS.
CHUNGKING, Nov. 5.-General
japanese gains in the battle along
the Central Yangtze with the in
vaders employing 10000 troops in
front-line fighting were announced
today by Maj. Gen. c. c. Theng,
Chinese Army spokesman.
He said the enemy had captured
Kunagan, 80 miles southwest of the
Yangtze port of Shasi, and Nanhsien.
70 miles south of Shasi.
The spokesman said the japanese
started a large-scale drive on No.
Vember 2 along a line extending
about 55 miles in a beeline north
west from HWa jung in the rice bowl
country above Tungting Lake to a
point near Shasi.
The attacking forces famed out
and now form a line 80 miles long.
The column based near Shasi made
the greatest gains by advancing 35
miles, while the column based at
Hwajung pushed about 80 miles to
take the important town of Nanhsien
on Wednesday. Nanhsien is north
Of Tungting Lake, near its shore.
The Chinese high command said
last night that japanese poison gas
squads inflicted considerable casual
ties on Chinese soldiers in the
Middle Yangtze sector.
The United States and Britain
have warned they would retaliate
against any Axis power using
poison gas.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
u. S. Trained Chinese
Open Push in Burma

WITH UNITED STATES AND
CHINESE FORCES IN NORTH
ERN BURMA, Nov. l Delayed) R,
-AmeriCan-trained Chinese Jungle
fighters are on the move today in
Northern Burma, sweeping the jap
aneSe from the lengthening Ledo
supply route, and have penetrated
about 100 miles from the India
border.
1t. Gen. Joseph w. Stilwell, who
commands Chinese combat troops
In India, ordered the Chinese on
October 26 to head into the thick
underground and push the Japa-
nese back.
Supported by formations of Amer
ican fighters and bombers. the Chi
nese, operating in six columns under
Gen. Sun Li-jen, already have oc-
cupied the upper half of the
FukaWng Valley So far, the Japa-
nese resistance has been negligible
and the Chinese casualties light.
The area occupied by the Chi
nese sprawls west of the Upper
ChindWin River A slight skirmish
occurred on October 81. One Japa-
nese officer was killed and 10
were wounded. Four Chinese were
wounded.
Brig. Gen. Hayden Boatner of
New Orleans, Gen. StilweIls chief of
staff, who is in active charge OF the
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Choral Society Launches
Campaign for $4,000

The Washington Choral Society
today launched drive for S. 900 to
underwrite its 18th season.
The society, conducted by Louis A.
Potter, will present Handels Judas
Maccabaeus" and Honegger's king
David" with chorus of $50 voices,
Soloists and full orchestra during this
winters season.
The fund is needed to defray the
expense of the two professional pres
entations which will be given at
Constitution Hall Members of the
corus volunteer their services and
pay dues to cover the cost of music.
Myron w. Whitney, president Of the
society, pointed out.
Contributions may be sent to AL
fred w. Sherman, treasurer, Wash
ington Choral Society. American Sc
curlty & Trust Co., Fifteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1943-11-05

operation, emphasized that 1T is
merely a drive to give the Americans
building the Ledo road some elbow
ROOM"
Gen. StilWell. arrived on October
81 to watch the progress of the cam
palgn. The Ledo road is expected to
connect eventually with the Burma
road, which Allied forces must re-
capture to relieve China,s perplex-
ing supply problem.
Praising the Chinese, who have
been supplied with American equip
ment by air since last April. Gen.
Boatner said, They are as good as
any soldiers I have seen anywhere" D."
Gen. Boatner, a former marine,
said the fighting in the Hukawng
Valley was much like the Indian
warfare OF early American history.
The japanese are using tricks
similar to those they worked in the
Southwest Pacific. For example. the
japanese build panji pits which are
about feet deep with bamboo
spikes all over the bottom. Vines in
the pits are connected with gre
nadeS far back on the trail A SOL
der falling into the pit pulls the
vine which sets off the erenades.
killing his comrades who are fol-
lowing him,
American liaiSon officers serve
with each Chinese unit. but the
Evening star., 1943-11-05
|ckes Plans 10 Defend
Transfer Of Loyett

Secretary Of Interior Ickes is ready
to go to bat with Congress on re-
tanning in the department Robert
Morss Lovett, former Government
secretary of the Virgin Islands,
whose employment beyond Novem-
Der IS in any capacity has been for
hidden by Congress unless he is
nominated by the President and con-
firmed by the Senate.
Queried at a news conference YES
terday on the charge of the House
InSular Affairs Committee that the
appointment of DR.. Lovett to be ex-
Iecutive assistant to the Governor of
the Virgin Islands was in fragrant
violatio nof the law of Congress, p"
MI. Ickes declared:
Il didn't do it in violation of the
Constitution. I've got a right to in
terpret the Constitution myself. I
don't think any one has given Con-
gress the right to interpret the Con-
stitutlon as to executive agencies"
Asked if he would appear before
the committee to defend the ap-
pointment, he replied, Sure, I'll go
up if they want me-"
The committee has called a hear
ing on the matter.
The Kerr Committee of the
House charged that Dr.. Lovett had
been associated with subversive Or
ganizations. AS result the Appro-
.priations Committee withheld funds
for the Office Of Government secre-
tary this year, and then by a rider
specifically barred DR.. Lovett from
further employment except on the
terms laid down.
The same prescription was placed
against Watson B. Goodwin and
William E. Dodd, jr., of the Federal
Communications Commission.
Evening star., 1943-11-05

A native of Corpl. c. c. Skinner.
Washington, Corpl. Skinner was a
graduate of Mckinley High School
and before entering the service in
June, 1912, was employed as line
man for the Potomac Electric Power
Co. He had been overseas since
last January.
Besides his parents, Corpl. Skin
ner is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Anne Skinner of the Quincy street
address, an employe of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation; three
brothers, Corpl. j. Chester Skinner.
Tank Destroyer Corps. Camp Hood,
Tex: Sergt. Horace F. Skinner OF
the Metropolitan Police Department,
and Elton Skinner. an employe OF
Evening star., 1943-11-05
MiIlion-DoIIur Cast
To Entertuin Servicemen
BY the Associated Pres,

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 5.-A mill
lion dollars worth of entertainment
Will assemble tomorrow night to
sing carols and tell Yuletide Jokes
to every American boy in service
overseas.
The Hollywood Victory Commits
tee said today the hour-long pro-
gram will be recorded and distrib-
uted by the War Department to be
broadcast on camp loudspeakers,
short-Wave or local radio stations
wherever American troops are on
Christmas Day. 1t will not be
broadcast tomorrow.
Participants will include Judy
Garland, Ginny Simms, Fred Allen,
Dlnah Shore, Frances Langford,
Bob Hope, Kay Kyser, Jimmy Du-
rante, Nelson Eddy and Amos and
Andy.
Evening star., 1943-11-05

tlonal Savings & Trust Co.. Sergt
Adams enlisted in the Air Forces in
November, 1912. He was graduated
in l94l from Central High School,
where he played on the football
team for three years and a men,
Der Of the track team. He later at
tended George Washington Univer-
Sity. He was member of the
National Baptist Memorial Church.
This year, while stationed at
Lowry Field, Colo, he played on the
football team, which earned money
to purchase sports equipment for
use at the bombardment squadron's
overseas base.
Evening star., 1943-11-05

Schwebo. Loiwant and Myitkyina on
Wednesday, ripping up runways and
destroying buildings and equipment,
United States Air Force communi-
que said today.
Other targets were the railroad
town of Mingon, 20 miles southwest
Of Mogaung, and Mingkwan, in the
LOnkin-Taro area of Northern
Burma, where large fires were left
burning.
All planes participating in the
raids returned safely to their bases,
the communique said.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
u. S. Red Cross Girls
Introduce Raj Men
To Dunking Habit
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
Algiers, Nov. 5.-A British Air
Force statement yesterday label
ed two American Red Cross girls
"sweethearts of the Raj" be-
cause they introduced the cof-
fee -doughnut dunking habit at
a Spitfire base in Italy and
made the tea drinking Britons
like it.
The girls are Gretchen Ahl-
sWede, Pasadena, Calf, and
Suzanne Macpherson, Saginaw.
Mich, operators Of a Red Cross
refreshmcnt truck which in
cludes an RAF base in its
rounds Of Allied airfields in
Southern Italy.
Evening star., 1943-11-05

was Kllled IN &C
ton October 13.
Corpl. Skin
ner's last letter
home was dated
October 2, and
although he was
S till stationed
somewhere in
North Africa, he
wrote that he
was going to be
taking a trip
and wouldn't be
able to write for
a while, his
parents said.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
u. S. Bombers Blast
Burmese Ajrfie|ds

NEW DELHI, Nov. s LP)-Ameri-
can Mitchell and Liberator bombers
and fighter bombers, stepping up
their offensive against japanese in
stallations in Central and North
Central Burma. blasted airfields at
Evening star., 1943-11-05

listed as miss
ing T u e S d a y
after leaving an
airheld in Flor
ida for an over
seas destination
Mr.. and Mrs.
Averell were in
formed by the
War D e p a + t.
ment that a dill
gent search is
Delng carried on
to locate the
missing pl a n e
and crew.
A former en-
NlnNn of tho Mo-
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Senate Confirms BowIes

Chester BoWleS was confirmed by
the Senate yesterday as price ad-
ministrator, succeeding former Sem
ator PrentlSs M. Brown Of Michi-
gan, who resigned.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Bethesda Soldier Aboard
'0verdue Overseas Plane

Staff Sergt. Stephen E. Adams,
2l, son of Mrs. Lee Averell, $50
Maple Ridge road, Bethesda, Md,
was reported aboard an aircraft
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Corp|. Claude Skinner
Reported Killed in Action

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude A. Skinner
SIT Quincy street NV, have re-
ceived word that their son, Corpl.
Claude C. Skinner, %. Signal Corps
Evening star., 1943-11-05

the Railway Express Agency, and
three sisters, Miss Ruby H. Skinner
and Mrs. Pink v. Nairn, both Of
Washington, and Mrs. Rose z.
Burdine Of Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1943-11-05

Americans in no sense command the
Chinese. They are merely the go
betWeenS
Evening star., 1943-11-05

NEW YORk-BACK HOME-Margaret Leighton Moore (right),
l4year-od daughter of Army Medical Corps
mother Mrs David Dodge smile
nome after the girl missing Sunday afternoon
yesterday Police said the girl she and sailor
whom police broadcast has been requesting
abduction charge, arrived in Columbus Ohio. Tuesday