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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15

ASSISTANT STOCK MAN
NOT NECESSARY. WILL.
TRAIN YOU FOR STEADY PERMANENT
EXCELLENT CHANCE
FOR ADVANCEMENT APPLY
COOK COFFEE co $500 HAMILTON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15
Lost and Found

BLACK cocker spaniel female. white spo,
on chest. vicinity AieNandrlne John X
Reward Temple s4Z3
BLACK male dog white chest HACK
harness cn'ld's pet. JanusTv s. vpnry
Glsnwood Hayes; generous reward. Pirgree
47Sf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES q FIXTURES
FLOOR SANDING. WANING. ETC.
FUuGATING SERVICE
FURNACE q
CLEANING Am REPAIRINt
HOSPITAL.
ICE sKATING-wINDSoR

ST. MARYs oldest, HOSPITAL IN Mich
igan Information Cadillac 4f6i. 1927
81 Antoine tChDtonl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15
INSULATION

ROCK wool blown m walls. attic saves fuet
ADDS comfort. Ty. $500. fvcs RE-. fis3
CONSULT the onl8rred Real Estate list.
mss IN the BIZ sundgy Times Want Ad
Eectioul
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15
PLUMBING. SEWER SERVICE

ALI. DRAINS. sewers cleaned electrcaIy
Lowest prices, DAYS, nights Temple
l-s42l
ALL sewer trouble disposed completely Dy
eiecincity; WORK -usrarteed anywhere.
any. time. IT,. 2-3g7s
SEWERS dug. old cracks replaced sure
way. Days nights Temple i-073l.
SEWER trouble7 We clean electrically
Results or No pay. Days. nights. sun.
days VI l-6222
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15
FOREIGN Exchange
f1,oet .Se4lzcp DEzQcz14u
-AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON STUDIOs-Ad Advertising displays
posters. 1903 Brush street Telephone
Randolph 9llf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15

ADDITIONS. ATTICs INTo INCOMES
Brick ar asbestos siding roofs. FLA
terms 3 yrs nothing down free esti-
mates All home improvements. TI. 6-s77a
CONVERT your attic into an income We
finance. smalley MAdson ls45.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
ROOF ING
SEWING MACHINE RETAINING

Al SEWING machine repairing. washer.
vacuum, 81 free estimates buy, sell
LenoN 5000. Central Service.
Al SEWING machine repairing vacuum .
your home 81 90 Free estimates Vine
wood 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
ii Billion Bond Drive
To Get Started Jan. lib

WASHINGTON, Nov. % CINS)
A goal of IA billion dollars was
announced today for the Fourth
War Loan Drive. The mammoth
bond selling program will get
under way Jan. Is and continue
until Feb. Is, while Savings Bonds
and Notes sold up until Feb. %
will be credited 10 the drive.
The Fourth War Loan goal is
one billion dollars under the Is
billions set for the Third War
Loan in September. This was the
top figure for war loans thus far,
and it was overSubscribed by
nearly four billion dollars.
The response 10 this drive,
treasury officials said, made pos
Siblc the postponement of the
Fourth War Loan and also the
reduction in the goal.
Secretary of the Treas ury
said in dividua $
would be asked to buy 5l7 billion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
Hunt Toll
ReacheSl3
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police said that he had bled to
death after a high-powered bullet
passed through his neck. The
identity of the hunter who shot
him was not established.
Muzzarelli, the commander Of
North Detroit Post No. BAL, Amer
lean Legion, was mortally wounded
by hunting companion, Arthur
PanciolL 35, of 1868 Avon. II
miles south Of Princeton in Mar
quette County.
Robert Rogers. 16. of 1912 Gar
land, was fatally shot seven miles
south of Roscommon. Police
learned that his rifle was acct
dentally discharged while he was
explaining its workings to Mary
Helen Nixon. is. Of 1040 Gratiot,
The two were hunting with Will
liam 0. Nixon. father of the girl.
Fifteen year : old Gerald Linz
meyer of Even died from loss of
blood after shot from the gun of
fellow hunter had torn off a
foot near Topaz.
Randall Wirgeau of Hawks.
wounded Saturday. died yesterday
IN Rogers City Hospital. He was
shot down by an unknown rife
man while stalking deer in Pressure
Isle County.
In the case Of Earl Kech *
who WAS shot TO death. in the
woods near Five Channel Dam
in Iosco County, state police are
holding Dwight Taylor. IS. of
Marshall They said that Taylor
admitted the shooting. saying that
ne saw a movement in the brush
and fired without determining
what was in front of his gun
muzZle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
Red Organ Critieizes
Slow Drive in ItaIy

MOSCOW. Nov. % CINS1-The
Soviet magazine War and the
Working Glasses" today COM
mented pointedly on the SLOW
progress" of the Allied campaign
in Italy since the capture of Fog
gia and Naples.
The magazine contended that
more energetic measures could
nave been taken by the Allied
high command and suggested that
new landings should be under
taken in the enemys rear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
'KDeHsland
100000
.BeFired

WASHINGTON. Nov. % tINS)
The Senate Byrd committee on
nonesSential expenditures de-
manded in a report made public
today that 100000 employees be
dropped from the federal payroll.
In a report submitted to the
Senate, the committee revealed
that the executive branch of the
government had eliminated 49,
05S employees since June, but IL
added there are more employees
than necessary for the successful
and effective prosecution of the
war.
The committee recommended
abolition of nine agencies. which
would remove $4,000 employees,
and said 10000 clerical. admin
istrative and fiscal employees of the
war department could be dis
missed.
The other $4,000 removals
could be effected through elimi-.
nation of duplication and reduc-
ton of red tape and duplicating
functions in agencies.
Those that could be abolished,
the committee said are the
works Progress Administra-
tration, Civilian Conservation
Corps, Bituminous Coal Consul
mers' Counsel, National Resources
Planning Board, Board OF Legal
Examiners and the domestic
branch of the Office Of War In
formation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
.S|dvs Repu|se
Ndziis, Bu|gdrs

LONDON, Nov % (INS)-Tht
Yugoslav Army of Liberation TO.
day announced the repulse of a
fierce German = Bulgar attack
against Krenie. in Serbia. Heavy
fighting continues in Serbia, the
Yugoslav communique said.
Yageslav Partisans announced
the capture Of Kraiena, on Bosnia,
and reported successful operations
-aeafifst-tffc enemy III central
Bosnia. In western Bosnia Car
oak was occupied.
In the province of Herzegovina
bitter fighting was reported
around the towns OF Trebinje, Luz
benje and NeveSevie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
Lebanon Crisis
Eases, French
Free President

ALGIERS. Nov % CINS)-The
explosive Near Eastern crisis was
believed settled today with the
release OF Lebanon's imprisoned
government leaders, the reinstate-
ment Of President Bechara el
Khoury and the recall Of the
French mandate administrator
from Beirut 10 AlgierS.
This multiple action comprising
in large part a victory for the
LebaneSe, was taken by the
French Committee Of National
Liberation. which announced that
II IS opening negotiations looking
10 the independence of Syria and
viii shortly begin similar talks
affecting Lebanon.
An Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Cairo said members
Of the dissolved LcbaneSe Par
lament in a secret session
Saturday night adopted. in
effect. a 24-hour "ultimatum."
demanding that the French re-
lease and reinstate the native
government officials by Sunday
night or risk armed revolt)
Meeting in extraordinary Sos
sion at Algiers under the chair
manShip of its president, Gen.
De Gaulle, the committee unani-
mouSly adopted a compromise
solution of the LehaneSe emerg-
ency as suggested by its commits
sioner of state, Gen Georges
Catroux. who had been sent TO
Beirut. capital OF Lebanon.
British representations and the
good offices OF American diplo-
macy in Beirut were credited with
a considerable share in the solu-
ton of the 12-day crisis that
aroused the Arab world. encour-
aged Nazi propaganda and men
aced the Allied military position
throughout the Middle East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22

dollars worth of bonds in the
Fourth War Loan--a new high.
The figure for individuals in the
Third War Loan was five billion
dollars.
Non-banking investors. that is,
corporations. including insurance
companies and other institutions,
will be allotted an 81 billion
dollar slice of the total. This
means a substantially greater pro-
portion of the total for individuals
than heretofore. In the Third
War Loan, corporations were
asked 10 buy 10 million dollars
worth of The bonds, or twice the
dollar volume OF individuals.
Millions of volunteer statesmen
arc ready Morgenthau said. TO
carry the campaign 10 every in
divdual investor In homes Offices
and plants throughout the nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
Death Delays
Subsidy Action

WASHINGTON. Nov. % tUP)
49, The scheduled House vote on
subsidies Will be postponed az
least until tomorrow as a result Of
the death Of Rep J. William Otter
(Rl of Pennsylvania.
Congressional leaders planned
10 adjourn the House Immediately
after meeting and hearing eulogies
for one Of the m oSt important
members ef the Republican side.
Otter. who was killed IN an air
plane crash IN Pennsylvania last
night, had taken an active part IN
the fight against subsidies.
The vote on subsidies. probably
tomorrow. is expected 10 bring
resounding No from the House
despite an eleventh hour adminis-
tratlon warning that a ban on SUBJ
sides would force living costs 10
make a consistent retreat" befaae-
rising prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
Raj Treb|es Raid Hits
With Bomb Aimer

LONDON. Nov. % QNS)-The
British Empire News today said
new bomb aiming devices have
been developed which will treble
the effectiveness of Allied aerial
attacks on Europe
The new instruments. il was
said, are virtually automatic
possibly being timed TO release
bombs at the precise moment the
target is caught in the bombsight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
Lucky Guys Inn Camp

The most awful feeling that soldier experience
Is when HIS name isn't called at mail call II almost
feel he hasn't friend left the world The lucest
guys in camp those who only get letters their
daily home town paper, too They know THEY won't be
missed at mail call"
The above, taken from letter from Detroit soldier
toned in Camp Hood, Texas, speaks for itself
The ideal, welcome gift your boy armed
forces far from home subscription for the daily
and Sunday Detroit Times and pictures from his
home town plus the nations famous coumnsts and his
favorite comics MAILED EVERY DAY!
Rates below apply to subscriptions for servcemen and
here and abroad request paper
serviceman required ONLY Of the army
months Daily
months DAILY and sunday
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Enclose check money order when ordering State
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the Times be mailed In ordering. address Mail Sub
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Detroit 81 Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
7 Die in Bomber Crash

EPHRATA. Wash, Nov. p
army a1rr7en were
killed Saturday night when four
motored bomber crashed six
miles north of Wilson Creek.
Mono were Michigan residents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
Penicillin Aids Bow, 10

EUGENE. Ore. Nov. % INS)
-Ladd Robertson. 13-year-old
victim of rare blood disease,
was able 10 breathe almost norm
ally today after being treated for
36 hours with penicllin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
Senator Calls
us Canada Oil
Deal WdstefuI

WASHINGTON, Nov. % CUP
The Senate Truman committed
will open public hearings today
on the army's S130,000,000 Cana
dian oil development. described by
Chairman Truman as the most
expensive wildcat operation ]
ever heard OF"
Hearings were expected 10 de-
velop committee complaints that
THE army launched the
project-called "Canol"-with-
out consulting Secretary of the
Interior Ickes in his capacity AS
wartime administrator of y. S.
petroleum supply and distribu-
ton.
8 TIMES CEILING PRICE
2-Oil from the new develop
ment may cost the United
States eight times the domes-
tic ceiling price.
3-The United States has no
postwar rights TO the Canadian
oil source il is developing al a
cost of S130.000.000.
The army repeatedly has con-
tended that the Canadian develop
ment was dictated by emergency
the need for a ready supply OF
oil and aviation gasoline in the
far north when the Japanese were
occupying the Aleutian islands
and bombing Dutch Harbor.
"CANoL" TERMS SECRET
The "Canol" agreement was
made in June, 1912. Its terms re-
manned a secret until last Thurs
day and even then all the details
apparently were not revealed.
Senator Ferguson, who flew 70
Canada and Alaska last Septem-
Der 10 investigate the oil develop
ment for the Truman committee,
observed:
II ann glad the army and
Canada have at last decided to
give the public some OF the
facts which should have been
made public long ago."
The agreement provides that
this government may employ a
Canadian firm TO drill in the Nor
man Wells oil field, construct a
pipeline from Norman Wells 70
Whitehorse with a capacity OF
5000 barrels daily and build a
refinery of 5000 barrels capacity
at Whitehorse. The pipeline is
scheduled to be in operation next
January and the refinery in May.
In exchange the Canadian gov
eminent undertook 10 acquire
necessary land and waived duties
and taxes on equipment and sup
plies and the oil produced.
The oil land and small re-
finery AT Norman Wells remain
the property OF Imperial OIL Co.
Of Canada. Ltd. a subsidiary Of
Oil of New Jersey.
which opened the Norman Wells
oil field in 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
Mosley Protests Spread

LONDON, NovA % GNSl-
Union labor protests against the
release from prison of Sir Oswald
Mosley, former British Fascist
leader. continued to spread today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
1913 THt DETROIT TINES
Probe Reveals
Jap Outbreaks
Nv WALTER NAUGHroN
SptcIaI 10 Lac pErROIT TIMEs

+ Los ANGELES Nov. l22-Japanese interned in the
Rivers camp Phoenix in the warvita Salt River Valley
OF Arizona have staged strikes stolen knives and other
weapons cached avshy supplied food and wasted supplies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
CREATED IN NEW YORK

American Youth for Democracy
was born Oct. II at a New York
rally The Third International
had only recently been abolished
by Moscow decree. American
Communists. who had long been
Trading on the valiant war effort
OF the Russian people, were sour
rying for new guiSes.
The shift from Young Com
munist League" 10 American
Youth for Democracy" was a
simple one. born of long prac-
tlce. II was as simple as had
been the shift from American
Peace Mobilization 10 American
Peoples Mobilization" effected
within "A hours after Hitler in
vaded Russia. II was almost as
simple as the similar transfopma-
ton of the slogan THE Yanks
Aren't Coming into the slogan
The Yanks Aren't Coming Too
Late"
The new organization is all out
for unity. As an example of its
unity IT sponsored the sale of
for war relief. Not Red
Cross. Not USO& Not Go Al
lied War Relief. Not AFL War
Aid. Not British War Relief.
Not French War Relief Not
China War Relief.
Just Russian War Relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
TARAwA MOST STRATEGIC

Tarawa. also called Knox or
Cook Island. is the biggest and
most important of the Gilberts.
II is a 22-nlile atoll. comprising
some nine large island and many
SIN aller nnes--PopulatieH of
Tarawa is about $500.
II was on Tarawa that the
japanese built their main air base
in the Gilberts.
Maxim is at the northern end
OF the Gilbert archipelago. about
100 miles above Tarawa. II was
raided in April. 1912. by 1t. Col.
Carlson'S famed marine detach-
ment.
The Americans landed al Maxim
along with Tarawa because Maxim
Is Tarawa's supporting base.
Maxim has no air strip, but il has
been used as seaeiane base. 1t
also has a radio station. II is
about IL miles wide and there
are two entrances 70 its deep
lagoon. lis population is about
1900.
Both the Gilbert and Marshall (
Islands are -loM- and Saady,-plitll, :
little vegetation. Some of the
atolls have a few palm or PAN
danus thickets or tropical bushes.
They are ringed by coral reefs.
with lagoons in the middle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
Junior Reds
Back in Action
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Continued from Page one)
This seems TO be the only one
active"
That the former Young Com
munlStS propose an exclusive
field for their new organization
was Indicated by one speaker
who warned
There are fifth column and
Fascist groups seeking 10 take
advantage of the unrest of
youth. We must he particu-
larry vigilant against a Fascist
youth movement"
Translated, this means that any
other youth organization. not
dominated by Communists, will be
attacked as Fascist. I'M American,
10 unity and subverSive
to the war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
EXPECTED RESISTANCE

Nimitz implied some time ago
In a speech that strong resistance
was expected, announcing the
japanese would be dug out" of
their island strongholds.
The communlque said the troops
have established beachheads. 4"
presumably in the face of enemy
machine gun fire from pillboxes
and log fortresses of the familiar
japanese type.
1t was believed the troops con
centrated on Betio Island in the
22-mile-long series Of Tarawa
islets which surround a lagoon
with a good anchorage At the
Maxim atoll. which includes Little
Maxim, only 2% miles long. and
Butaritari. II miles long. the
latter island was thought TO be
the prime objective.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22

Order War stamps delivered
To your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22

Prescriptions filled Sans made from ingredients manufactured
under laboratory control Sans purchase phamaoeutica
Americas finest laboratories such ParkeDavs Lily Squbb Sharp
and Dohme UPohn, wyeth, Merrel and Merck At Sans
that product from of those houses has behind purity
strength color, uniformity produt
dree from the ground plant the finished labeled medicine
remarked has pedigree mile long" those
familiar with Sans policies it is needless o say
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
DIES TO TELL EVIDENCE

Evidence gathered under di-
rection of James Stedman. chief
West Coast investigator for the
committee. will be a mainstay in
the hearings ordered by Chairman
Dies into WRA management of
the relocation camps
Gathered by undercover agents,
these are salient factors IN the
investigation OF conditions al the
Rivers camp:
Without interference the Japa-
nese have run the camp 80 suit
themselves" and staged strikes
when they were "diSpleased
They have cached food supplies
enough TO last a month.
They have stolen kitchen knives
and other weapons. and have
thrown supplies out on the desert
10 rot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
Ydnk-Jdp Battle
On for GiIberts
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attempt 70 send planes southwark.
The communicates report that
units Of "all types" were included
In the U. S. battle fleet indicated
that battleShipS. carriers. cruisers
and destroyers took part and pre-
sumably pumped shells into the
tiny islands 10 loosen the enemy's
entertainments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
PATRoNIZE BooTLEGGER

Internees patronize a Caucasian
boOtlegger, who provides liquor al
So a pint.
And WRA officials AT the camp
admitted 10 Dies investigators
that they have on hand $260,471
in rationed and unrationed food
$500 worth for every internee, in
Guiding the children
Thousands of dollars worth of
meat and other rationed goods
are wasted by inefficient manage
ment and the sly sabotage of the
Investigators learned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22

in Migrant contempt for the
War Relocation Authority's
officials.
These revelations concerning
the Rivers camp, where 10000
japanese have been interned by
the WRA. have been obtained by
the Dies committee investigators,
the Los Angeles Examiner learned
TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
ELLICE ISLE sPRINGBoARD

The GilbertS are some 5000
miles from Tokyo. but only 1.400
miles cast OF ire great Japanese
naval base az Truk. in the Caro-
lire islands Pearl Harhor is
? 800 miles northeast Of tho Gil
berts. Thus the American attack
doubtless had Elhce Island bases.
100 miles south Of the Gnberts. as
It's springboard
Carrier-baSed aircraft arc not
enough 70 blast the enemy from
The island foXholes Of the Pacific.
Alrfields on solid ground are
needed The liberation OF the
Pacific is A process that is limited
by the range of heavy bombcrS.
Occupation OF the GilberiS viii
bring the MarShalls. 10 the north
west, within easy range Of army
bomberS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
Gilbert Islands
Guard Jdpdn's
Outer DefenSeS

The Gilbert Islands OF Tsrswa
and MAXIM on which American
marines and soldiers have carved
out beachhesdS. are only tiny dots
in the vast Pacific. but they have
~remendous strategic value
pntiSh since 1918. the Gilberts
were taken over by Japan early
in 1912 70 serve as outer bastons
for her empire Of conquest.
The Americans are taking them
back as a preliminary step 10 the
inevitable great assault upon
Japan proper. Before the heart
of the empire can he attacked. Us
outer permeter Of defenses must
be penetrated.
Milford chronicle., 1943-03-05
MAGNOLIA

At the fourth quaIterly confer
ence held at the parsonage on
Tuesday evening, presided over by
the District Superintendent DR.. w
A. Hearn, of Dover, Rev. w. L.
! Beckwith was unanimously invited
to return for his fifth year ON this
charge. Fine reports were given
by all the church officials.
Mrs. Marshall H art returned
from Kent General Hospital on
Thursday with her little son, Wal
lace Wayne. instead of Marshall
Wayne. as was stated last week.
Little Nancy also returned from a
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Edna
Sapp of Houston. Mrs. Elvd
Schmick is spending the week with
Mrs. Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Ingram at
tended Camden Church Sunday
morning where the christening of
their grandson. William Raymond
Dawson. took place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor Case and family and Mrs.
Kathryn knight also attended.
Mrs. j. E. Heatherly and Mrs. T.
NJ. Bush of Dover, were guests on
Sunday of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Roe.
Mrs. ]. r. McIlvaine visited her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Keown, of Philadelphia, last week,
the latter having recently under
gone a very serious operation.
Mrs. Bessie Hart returned from
the Kent General Hospital on Sun
day and her daughter. Mrs. Frank
Anderson. of Red Bank. n. j.. will
spend some time with her.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boone and her
guest. Mrs. Edward Seymore, were
guests on Tuesday evening of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Wilcutts.
The Magnolia Fire Co. was called
out on Sunday morning about 1000
o'clock to eXtinguish a chimney fire
on Soper's Row.
Mrs. Carrie l.. COnney went to
Wilmington on Thursday and was
an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Turner.
William Short is on the sick list.
Russell Bullock and daughter
Edith of Wyoming visited her on
Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Collins. Mrs. Clara
Wharton. Mrs. Edna Davis and
Collins attended the Vesper Ser
vice at Peoples Church on Sunday
Mrs. Edward HogdsOn accompan-
led Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hodgson to
Wilmington on Saturday.
Mrs. Kathryn Knight returned on
Saturday from a visit with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. !
Byron Knight. of Wilmington. the |
former being i'll.
Mrs. Aubrey Wheaton returned |
from Kent General Hospital on
Wednesday after her recent opera
tiOn