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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-19
BruneeI Seeks
Second Term

Henry Bruneel, 35, Mount
Clemens C o m m i s S i II of
streets, today announced his can
didacy to succeed himself and
said that, if reelected, he will
devote himself to a continued
impartial administration of his
office.
Bruneel, who is married and
makes his home with his wife
and their two children at 119
Smith street, is now completing
his first term in office.
Prior to serving on the city
commission Bruneel, now a de-
Tense worker, worked in the city
engineers office and for the Ma
comb county road commission.
IF reelected" Bruneel said
today, II will do my utmost to
See BRUNEEL-Page z
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POINTS TO DANGER FOR The VEST
GOebbels Speech Seen AS Bid For Allied Sympathies

ed himself, in his own words, to
world opinion"
He refrained from attacking
those countries as enemies and
concentrated criticism on their
alliance with Russia and against
any belief that they could cope
with Bolshevism after the war.
SUGGEST RIFT
This thesis was expounded on
the heels of daily efforts by the
Nazi press since the Casablanca
conference of President Roose-
welt and Prime Minister Church.
i'll to suggest q rift between So
Wet Russia on one hand and the
United States and Britain on the
other.
The consistency Of this cam
paign led foreign diplomatic OBJ
servers to conclude that it was
a definite part Of Nazi strategy
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History shows that crisis re-
suited for the Germans when
ever rolling advances were halt
cd by sharp reverses Stall
ingrad created a considerable
change of feeling among the
people .. Nevertheless. the
Himmler organization Heinrich
Himmler is head of all German
police organizations and. the
IS, Elite Guards) is a control
factor which did not exist i'm
1918 and the possibility still ex-
lists of strong resistance by Ger
many IL the necessary morale is
maintained"
1t speculated on the possibility
that the German battleline in
Russia would be withdrawn to
the Duna and Dnieper rivers,
See GOEBBELS-Page 2
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Turn 5avage|y
on Pursuers;
Stall Advance
Montsomev's
Big Guns Shell
Moreth Line
BY G
Associated Press War Editor


Field Marshal Erwin Rom.
mel's thrust deep into the mid
die of the 300-mile-long allied
front in Tunisia was described
as broken today, and a Ger
man broadcast report that the
British 9th and LIST armies were
moving up on both TANKS IN .
developing north-south sQueexe.
Gen. Dwight B. EisennU1erse
headquarters announced that att
er four days Of battleathere was
Every little activity" on the
central Tunisian front yester-
day.
BLAST AXIS
Overhead, allied warplanes
blasted axis troops which had
driven almost to the Tunisian-
Algerian frontier. The Amer
leans were reported now hold.
ing strong defense positions in
the hills below Tebessa, which
is IL miles inside Algeria.
Sharper activity was appar.
emily developing in the south.
A bulletin from Gen. Sir Der.
nard l.. Montgomery's head
quarters said Britt h eth army
troops yesterday occupied the
outpost of Foum Tatahouine, ut
the southern end of the 60-mile
Mareth line, within "a hours
after patrols secuted the area.
This indicated little or no OPP
position, and the British com-
munique itself made no mem
ton of fighting in capturing the
outpost.
Thirty miles to the north, Gen.
Montgomery's big guns were re-
ported Smelling the axis in the
Medenine area, Immediately in
See TUNISIA-Page 3
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Rotary Maps
Camp Program
New Directors
are Selected

Newly elected directors of the
Mount Clemens Rotary Camp
and Training Association today
mapped plans designed to con-
tinue Camp Rotary as a valu-
able recreation site for the coun-
tvs youth for still another year.
Conceived by a group of a
half-dozen Rotarians in 1924. the
camp today stands as a practical
illustration of Rotary's motto
Service, Not Self"
Elected members of. the board
of directors at yesterdays Ro-
tary Club meeting were: Henry
o. Chapoton, Arch N. Richards,
Emory T. Nunneley, Charles E.
Doll, Howard H. Fenton, Fred
Breitmeyer, Jr., Walter Lehncr,
Bert v. Nunneley and Clarence
F. Barck.
Many of the directors have
served on the board for years,
notably Chapoton and Barck,
elected each year since the camp
was established.
MISSES MEETING
Chapoton, now 4 patient at
st. Joseph's hospital. was un-
able to attend yesterdays meet
ing of the association, the first
he ever missed.
Excepting for one year when
he was association president, he
has always served as treasurer
while Barck has always been
secretary.
Many thousands of Macomb
See ROTARY-Page 2
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100000 Lack
License Plates

LANSING. Feb. 19-(R-Al-
most zoo, 900 Michigan motorists
have only a week in which to OBJ
tain 1913 automobile license
plates, the Department of State
warned today. The deadline is
March /.
With the exception of Detroit,
the department said, an abnor-
mally light demand for plates
continues to be marked in
branch offices.
The branches were ordered 70
remain open Saturday and Mon
day - Washington's birthday -
and some of them will stay open
nights next week to handle the
rush expected at the last minute.
There have been 227 .730
plates sold to date. this year. u
was announced. compared with
9l8, 900 on March I last year.
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Fear % Dead
inWestCoast
Plane Crash
Bomber hurtIes
into SeottIe
Packing Plant

SEATTLE, Feb. 19-(R-A
toll of % dead or missing was
counted today in the crash of q
ponderous, four-motored bomber
into Seattle's largest packing
house, the worst aerial disaster
in Pacific Northwest history.
The Boeing bomber, one en-
CINE afire during a regular test
flight, smashed into the Frye &
Company plant at MONDAY yes
terday, spreading flaminR death
and destruction rkrcaEfss4t the
four-story brick building. \
Fifteen bodies were recovered
in the IL hours after the crash
Of the faltering, burning aerial
giant as its pilot fought desper-
ately to get it into Boeing Field
for an emergency landing. They
included those of the IL highly
skilled Boeing t e c h c i ans
aboard.
FAMOUS TEST PILOT
The IL, most of them engi-
neers, were headed by Edmund
T. Allen, famed test pilot who
has dared death dozens of times
for the progress of aviation. He
was listed as pilot on the tragic
flight. He was director of the
Boeing flight and aerodynamics
department and often served as
a test pilot for other aircraft
companies.
Four Frye company employees
bodies were recovered, but only
one of them, August Hoba, was
identified. Thirteen other miss
See C~RASH-Page z
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Kelly AlOOf
from State

BY G. MILTON l.

DETROIT, Feb. 10 - (P) -
Governor Kelly said he would
keep hands off, in the race for
the Republican nomination for
State Highway Commissioner as
the party opened its state con-
vention here today.
Charles M. Ziegler, Lansing
city assessor who won the NOM
ination in 1887. and William w.
LAYERS of Detroit were out in
front in a four-way contest, with
members of the Lavres camp
conceding Ziegler was gaining
strength at the expense of their
candidate. They said both names
would 60 to the floor. and Kelly
said he would throw his support
to neither.
PASS NEW BILL?
AS the rival camps maneuver-
ed behind scenes and in front
of them through most of the
night and right up to the last
minute. legislators here for the
meeting disclosed they intended
to 60 back to Lansing and seek
to revive and pass a bill to abol-
ish the elective office of High
way Commissioner and create in
its stead an administrative au-
thority appointed by the govern
Or in time to prevent the office
from being placed on the April
5 election ballots.
The measure was defeated and
See G o Page
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YANkS HALT R0MmEL IS MAD PLUNGE
u. S. Chiefs
Study Vital


WASHINGTON, Feb. 19--(P)
The administration called a
White House conference of its
economic high command today
to discuss strategy for perhaps
its most serious and pressing
home-front battle-the produc-
ton of sufficient food to fill
military, lend-lease and civilian
requirements.
Summoned to the conference
were members of the Economic
Sterilization Board, which is
made up of four cabinet men,
bers including Secretary of Ag-
riculture Wickard, chiefs of
several government war and fl
nancial agencies, and representa-
tives from agriculture, labor and
management. Presiding was Eco
nomic Sterilization Director
James F. Byrnes.
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to try to weaken the determine
ton of the Anglo-Saxons to car
ry their offensive to the CONT
nent of Europe.
A series Of peace rumors in
the smaller nations of the Axis
coalition also may be a part of
this campaign, they said.
Goebbel's declaration that a
serious militarJ situation exist
ed on the eastern front was ac-
copied by foreign observers as
the pressing reason for the
theme of the speech.
Never in World War | did a
German army suffer so crush
ing q defeat as that Of Field
Marshal Friedrich Paulus before
S~talingrad, the publication Welt
woche declared in a summary Of
the military situation which con-
Guided:
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Shores Bingo
Layout Raided
100 Potrons Found
in Coming Resort

Two alleged operators of a st.
Clair Shores bingo game which
was broken up by State police
from the Center Line post last
night, will appear for question
ing before Prosecutor Wilbur F.
H at 10 a. m. tomorrow
morning.
The two men, Arthur Selly,
so, of 800 East Jefferson, De-
troit, and John M. Sprott, 33,
of 24427 jefferson, Detroit, were
taken into custody in a raid led
by Corp. Stanley Carlson. The
raid, conducted at $40 p. m,
was staged at a hall located at
Nine Mile road and Harper.
According to Corp. Carlson,
prizes at the bingo game ranged
from IS to SIS. He said approx
imately 100 persons were in the
place at the time. After check
ing their gasoline books, Carl
See BINGO--Page 2
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East Detroit
Woman Burned
i'm Oil Blaze

EAST DETROIT - Burned
when fuel oil ignited as she at
tempted to fill q dining room
stove, Mrs. Kenneth McCauley,
81, Of 24835 Brittany avenue,
East Detroit, was rushed to
Saratoga hospital by East De-
troit police at 1880 an. today
and treated for second degree
burns of the right leg.
Considerable damage was
done to the McCauley home b
flames which swept through the
living room and other rooms 0k
the house, according to Fire
Chief August Zado.
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Switzerland, Fe

BERN. Switzerland, Feb. 10
-(R)- The alarmist address by
German Propaganda Minister
Paul Joseph Goebbels on dan
ger for the West was inter-
preted here today as an open
appeal at a late date for the
support and sympathy of the
world for Nazi Germany, fall
ing back every day before the
armies of Soviet Russia.
Goebbels. in his speech broad
cast from Berlin yesterday, in
cluded the United States and
Great Britain when he address
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Well, here's the way oe infontNmon summed it up otter Flooding
IS miles cross country at night:
"Thot meons it will toke US onother week more now to win the war;
But every week have spent owoy from the United Stotes because OF those
kout hounds makes m just thot much soer at them"
Typical q the reaction Of On ont- orcroft gunner, PrVote MichoeI
Higgins, J, IS, OF New York City, the on of O deputy chief Of the New
York Fire Department
I'VE pulled out of Gofso night before lost and out Of ferono lost
night sold Higgins, who served as q volunteer in the Conodon Army but
switched to the American forces otter Peor Horbor. They we're cold
trips in open trucks
The whole valley q red with explosions as " e destroyed everything
See EYE -WlTkESS-Pose
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WASHINGTON, Feb. ls-(R
- Legislation authorizing the
construction Of q veterans' hos.
pital by the Federal government
In the Upper Peninsula of Mich.
igan was introduced BY Rsp.
Bennett (R-Mich). The lin
(HR 1871 provides for . 49,
bed hospital. with an apprepria.
ton Of $7o0,00o.
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Bennett Named

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-(R
Rep. Bennett (R-Mich) yes
terday was appointed by Speak
er Rayburn to the special House
committee which will investi-
gate the actions Of government
agencies to determine whether
they exceed the authority given
them by congress.
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American soldiers and thot wos to get back at the Genmons with oil they
have just as soon as the commanders give the word.
DESPERATE GAMBLE
As one who watched for three stroioht days as American tonknen
threw away their lives in q gamble to stem the onword avalanche OF the
German omored force, for one, couldn't question the decision to Withdrew.
Thots why Gernon potrols roam the plains Of the Sbeiho-leriono
valley tonight ond the seephs French and American euords watch from
the hills overlooking the yellow oces dotted with bossomno almond trees,
green olive groves and spky coctus.
As one who hos slept and eoen lin the field for almost two months of
steadily moe successful operations with every branch OF the American
Army, had my first opportunity to see how they reacted when the going
reoMy got tough.
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TeQeder Named Member
OF COP STATE Committee

The Republicans State con-
vention in Detroit, today named
William Tegeder, of Mount
Clemens. a member Of the par.
tvs state central committee
Other members from the Sew
enth Congressional district are.
Mrs. Ruth Smith, St. Clair and
Mrs. Elvira Morrison, Of Port
Huron.
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Among Dead

RAPID CITY, s. D., Feb. 10
R-Second Lieut.. Howard d.
Stevens. Jr., Of Lansing, Mich,
and Tech. Sgt. Charles r. Hoo
berry Of Detroit were among the
IL men killed in the crash OF an
army bomber on the outskirts
Of the city Of Huron Wednes.
day.
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Report Filed

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-(Rl
The nation spent $12,145,0 00,-
900 Of construction for war pur-
poses in 1912, the war prOduc-
ton board reported today, and
the building activity amounted
to 81 per cent of the years con-
structiOn objective.
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Papua Cleared

CANBERRA, Australia, Feb.
19-(P-Senator James Fraser,
minister for external territories,
announced today that owners
Of rubber and cOpra plantations
could return to Papua, south
eastern part of the Island Of New
Guinea, from which the Japa-
nese have been driven.
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Sink E.BOat

LONDON, Feb. 10 up -
British destroyers e~scOrting a
convoy in the North Sea sank
one E-boat and damaged an
other early yesterday, the ad-
miralty announced today. The
E,bdAtsEGerman motor teEnedo
hGhtsEhad launched IN attack
On the convoy but were en-
gagged by the destroyers Garth
and M0ntrOse at close range.
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Execute Slayer

FLORENCE, Ariz., Feb. 10
@-Big Jim Rawlins, as, died
in Arizona's lethal gas chamber
today as the state exacted its
toll for the rape and murder of
tousled headed little Marylin
Erma Atkins.
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~ HAROLD v. BOYLE

WITH U. S FORCES IN TUNlSA, Feb. 7-NP-tDeloyed)-
Jerry threw his Sunday punch at US with men. guns ond Tanks ond thot, in
part, is the story of the American reteot in Tunso.
The bloody bottefelds, Uttered with broken vehicles and marked with
the cross of Germany as we'll as the .sor of America, testify thot the Nozs
had no margin in courage.
Out into the long valley and into the hills they marched and rolled on
wheeIs-thousondso Of American soldiers fighting mad because they had to
march backward toward New York insteod of forward toward Tunis and
Sfox
To the Germans it q O reteot. To the Americans it wos q stoeec
withdrawal But whatever name its called it had just N effect o. the
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TirpitZ Active?

LONDON, Feb. ~ -(E)- A
Reuters dispatch from Stock
holm today said the Tirpitz,
Germany's most powerful battle.
ship, has been engaging in target
practise in the North Sea.
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late kkk
bulletins


WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-(R
president ROosevelt's address
next Monday night to the George
Washington Day dinners through
out the nation will be broadcast
over all major networks at
1880 p. m. Detroit time). The
address will be directed to the
American people" as we'll as to
dinners.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-19

City Commission nsSas neW
blood. Angelo Fisher sheul1 -
nominated. Vote for him March
1. ADV.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-19

Nominate Angelo Fisher, . real
so-getter, for City Commission
er. vete for him March 1.
ADV.
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IImportioI coverose
Of All loeol News
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Donita Kreamer
Is Recent Bride
OF Sergt. Fisher
Church Wedding;
Couple Residing
In Washinqf0n

Mrs Ethel Kreamer of this city
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss bonita kreamer, to
Sergt. Merle l.. Fisher of the War
Department Service Group. The
wedding took place February at
the Western Presbyterian Church,
with the Rev. Charles Stewart Nc
Kenzie officiating.
The ceremony was attended by
the near relatives and close friends
Of the bride and bridegroom. Mrs.
Jean Slater Appel played the we'd
ding music.
The bride wore tailored en-
semble of blue with matching hat
and veil with silver accessories and
a corsage of white rosebuds. Her
maid of honor was Miss Marie
Djordjevitch, who wore a costume
OF green and a corsage of sweet
peas.
Sergt. Frank A. Marek served as
best man.
Sergt. and Mrs. Fisher will reside
in Washington, where the bride
groom Is stationed.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
1t. R. D. Marsden
And Bride Are
In Asbury Park
United in Marriage
To Frances Breg in
Chevy Chase Church

It. and Mrs. Robert D. Marsden
are at Asbury Park, N. j., where
they went following their marriage
here February 13. They will make
their home there while 1t. Marsden
is on duty temporarily at Fort Mon
mouth.
Mrs. Marsden is the former Miss
Frances Breg, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Roy Breg of Bethesda, and
her marriage to 1t. Marsden took
place in the Chevy Chase Presby-
terian Church, the evening cere-
mony being at 8 o'clock, with the
Rev j. Hillman Hollister officiat-
ing before an altar decorated with
white gladioluses and candles.
Mr.. Breg escorted his daughter
and gave her in marriage and she
wore a gown of ivory satin made on
princess lines and ending in train.
Her veil of tulle was fastened to a
tiara of pearls and her flowers were
white orchids, gladioluses and sweet
peas.
Mrs. Clarence c. Kelley, jr.. was
the matron of honor, wearing pale
pink chiffon and carrying bouquet
of spring flowers, and the brides
maids were Miss Betty Marsden and
Miss Harriet Marsden, sisters of the
bridegroom, and Miss Barbara john
son. jeanne Smith was the flower
girl and George Marsden, brother
of the bridegroom, and Albert Dick
son served as page boys.
A reception after the ceremony
was held at the home of the brides
parents and 1t. and Mrs. Marsden
then left for. Asbury Park.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Arlington County Communities
Arlington County Communities
Miss Bobbie Henderson Leaves
To Take Course to Join WAVES
Arthur ". STAGE Is Visiting Son:
Mr.. and Mrs. French Haze Guest

Miss Bobbie Nell Henderson lef'
Thursday for Hunter College in New
York, where she will study for five
weeks before being assigned to duty
in the WAVES. Miss Henderson
whose home is in Hattiesburg. Miss
attended Louisiana State College
and Mississippi Southern College be-
fore coming here as secretary II
the War Production Board. She is
a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha
Sorority. Miss Henderson, who made
her home in Arlington with Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Rice, spent the past
week in Lynchburg, Va.
Mr.. Arthur w. STAGE. editor of the
Ann Arbor Daily News, Is spending
few days with his son, Maj. v. A.
STAGE. U. S. A., and Mrs. STAGE at
Highland Hall. Mr.. STAGE came from
Michigan to attend the recent meet
ing of the American Society of Edi-
tors in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. French
of North Arlington have as their
guest Mrs. Scott Reynolds of Talla-
hasse, Fla. Mrs. Reynolds, who
spent the past week in New York
with Maj Reynolds, will be assistant
to the director Of military and naval
service of the eastern area of Flor
ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Simmonds
entertained at a buffet supper last
evening at their home in North Ar
lington. The guests were Mrs.
Charles Canada, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
Hagan, Mr.. and Mrs. James Moody,
Mr. Curtis Baker, Mr., and Mrs Allen
Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Stehman.
1t. q. g. John Evans, U. S. N, of
Pomona, Calf, is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Burton A. King for few
days.
Ensign Lester H. Wallace and Mrs.
Wallace have gone to Atlanta, where
they will visit Ensign Wallace's par
ents for 10 days. Ensign Wallace will
then go to Harvard to take course
in naval communications.
Mrs. j. Frank Kendrick enter
tained informally at dinner Friday
evening at her home on Arlington
Ridge, Miss Virginia Gardner, Miss
Warren and Mrs. Clifford
Nelson. Later, Mrs. Kendrick and
her guests attended the dance pro-
gram and concert given for the
Hume Parent Teacher Association.
Mrs. C. c. Jerome. wife of Col.
Jerome, U. S. M. c., has returned
from Springfield, Mass, where she
visited her son, 1t. George Rein
burg, U. S. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Vest enter
tanned at a small dinner at their
home in South Arlington yesterday
for their nephews, Mr.. Everett Col
Inns, son of Mrs. M. Gray of Salem,
Va, who will leave soon for Char
lottesville for Army duty, and Mr..
Oliver Collins, who is waiting for
his Navy assignment
Mrs. Christopher B. Garnett, wife
Of Col. Garnett, has gone to Atlanta
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Gar
nett and their new son, David.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Upman OF
North Arlington, who are In Fort
Fla, will return home
about March !.
Miss Eve French was hostess to
l6 girls and boys last evening at
her home in North Arlington at
George Washington's birthday
party The evening was spent in
and games.
Mrs Charles Canada Is spending
a few days In Newport News with
1t. Canada, who is in medical serv-
ice
Miss Mary Foley and Miss Doddy
Foley Of Woodside, Long Island, are
Evening star., 1943-02-21

guests of their sister-in- law, Mrs.
James j. Malcolm Foley, this week.
Mrs. Foley Is making her home with
her sister, Mrs. Martin G. Manch
III, at Bancroft, while Mr.. Foley is
at the Army air base in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry M. Lewis
formerly of Lyon Village. who
moved to their farm at Pohick last
summer, have returned to Arlington
and are living at 5633 North Fifth
street.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Miss Mary Nichols
To Wed Midshipman
Ejnar Thompson

Mrs. Lillian L. Nichols announces
the engagement Of her daughter.
Miss Mary Margaret Nichols. to
Midshipman Ejnar Thompson.
Miss Nichols is the daughter of
the late Mr.. H. C. Nichols Of Ard
more, Okla She attended the
Oklahoma College for Women and
the University of Oklahoma.
Midshipman Thompson is the son
of Mr.. H. M. Thompson of Por-
tales, N. Mex He will be graduated
from the United States Naval Acad-
emy this year.
The wedding will take place in the
early summer.