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Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31
OFFICERS SEEK DRIVER
OF "HIJACKED" TRUCK

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Dec. 81. (UP)
Police and sheriffs officers to-
day sought a Los Angeles truck
driver missing after the apparent
hi-jacking of 800 cases of whisky.
Identified as James Riley, long
time employe of the California
Draying and Transportation Co.,
the driver disappeared on trip
here from Los Angeles The empty
truck was found last Thursday
north of San Diego.
Charles Little, owner of the dray-
ing concern, said the 300 cases of
bourbon was comparatively small
load and that he was sure Riley
had been Waylaid.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31
Walker Outlaws
Esquire from
Mail Privileges

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 tUP)-If
there was no joy Friday in the
House of Esquire, no provocative
smile from the shapely Varga girl
or no wicked leer from Esky, that
pop-eyed cover man, you could
blame it all on Postmaster General
Frank c. Walker.
Walker Thursday night reversed
the recommendations of his three
man trial board and banned Esquire
magazine from the second class
mails as of Feb. %, 1914. The order
was the outgrowth of lengthy hear
ings on Walkers charges that the
magazine was obscene, lewd, and
lasciviouS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901.
Published evenings except Saturday
and Sunday in combination with the
Sunday POST-PRESS, by the Imperial
Valley Publishing Company, e25 State
St, FL Centro, Calf.
Paul jenkins, Publisher
and President
A. c. Johnston, Vice-PreSident and Ad-
vertising Manager; Mrs. Logan II.
Jenkins Secretary.
Member United Press. California News
paper Publishers Assn. WeSt-Holliday
Co. Inc, national representatives.
Rates. 0ncludng Sunday Post-Press):
Single copy SC; carrier paid-in-ad-
vance: ] month. S1.00; 3 months.
81. rs; 6 months. IS. 25; year. $1,000.
BY Mail: ! month. 81 90; 3 months
$3.50; months, S4. 50; ! year, 50. %.
Outside Of California 51.O0 per month
fiat.
Entered at II Centre. Calf, post
office as 2nd class mail
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31
JURY DISAGREES

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81. up
A ten-to-two deadlock for acquittal
brought dismissal late yesterday of
jury hearing murder charges
against Claude L. Dexter, Is, union
official, accused of throwing his
-months-old baby out of hotel
window Dexter, at liberty on s5,-
coo bail, was ordered to return to
court Wednesday for possible set
ting of a retrial.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31
BREEDS "JEEP" HEN

NEW YORK, Dec. 81. up
The effects of war even has found
its way into the current poultry
show. One of the patrons has pro-
duced "jeep" hen-a general pur-
pose chicken. It's about halfway
between a bantam and a large
chicken, about the size for a city
back yard. And it lays a lot of
eggs.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31
OUTLINES VIEWS

And Esquire he asserted, does not
meet these conditions.
"I cannot assume Walker said,
that congress ever intended to en-
dow this publication with an in
direct subsidy and permit it to re-
ceiVe at the hands of the govern
ment a preference in postal charges
of approximately s500,000 per
annum."
Esquire was first cited by the
postoffice department in September.
After three weeks Of hearings, at
which prominent mention was given
the curvesome features of the Varga
girls, the case was taken under con-
sideration by the three trial ex-
aminers who finally voted two to
one in favor of letting the maga-
zine continue its mailing privileges.
Esquire called 33 distinguished
witnesses who declared at the hear
ings that the magazines jokes and
cartoons were not demOralizing
though perhaps naughty.
CHICAGO, Dec. 81 CUP'-Officials
of Esquire magazine said Friday
they would seek an immediate in
junction" to prevent Postmaster
General Frank Walker from carry
ing out his mail revocation order.
Esquire publisher David A. Smart
said Walkers order was completely
arbitrary and against the weight of
evidence entered before his review
ing board"
He charged that the order in
vaded freedom of the press"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31
DIVORCE GRANTED

In superior court Thursday an
interlocutory divorce decree was
granted William Hartwell Taylor
in the suit against Juanita Evelyn
Taylor.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31
TO GO TO COURT

He said he had made the order
effective after a 60-day period to
give the publishers ample oppor-
tunity to take the case to court for
review-a step that the publishers
announced they would take.
Revocation of second class mail
ing privileges generally is considered
tantamount to a death sentence for
any magazine. In Esquire's case,
resorting to expensive fourth class
mail would boost its yearly postage
bill by half million dollars.
Explaining his ruling, Walker said
second class privileges were re-
served for publications disseminat-
ing information of a public charac-
ter, or devoted to literature, the
sciences, arts or some special in
dustry.'
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31

the country, the Vichy radio re-
ported. No vehicular traffic will
be permitted between II p. m. and
5 a. m.
RESHUFFLES CABINET
Earlier. Premier Pierre Laval was
reported to have reshuffled and re-
inforced his cabinet police force in
an effort to deal more effectively
with the French patriot organiza-
ton, which, according to a United
Press source, has completed a mas
ter sabotage plan for use the day
General Dwight D. Eisenhower's in
vasion armies land on the conti-
nent.
Under the new cabinet setup
Marcel Lemoine, former prefect of
marseilles. will serve in the newly
created post of secretary of state
for the interior, the Vichy broad
cast said. Joseph Darnan, chief of
the Vichy militia, will become Sec
retary of state for maintenance of
order, and Leon Parmentier, re-
gional prefect of Rouen, will be
director general of the national
police force.
Darnan, cited by Laval only for
his qualities of leadership was a
member of the notorious Cagoulards
who participated in an abortive
Axis-instigated revolution plot in
1886.
SABOTAGE MOUNTS
French headquarters i'll London
reported that bands of patriots,
armed with machine guns, report
edly were stepping up the tempo of
sabotage daily, reaching point
where an average of 40 hostile
acts per day were acknowledged
by French authorities.
Assassinations of Axis officials
and colaborators have reached such
pitch that the German-d -domi-
mated Paris radio, which previously
had ignored such acts, admitted al
least 10 daily.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31

Also just II, beautiful Teresita
MOnterO shows conSummatc
art i'm every flair of her cape
and body movements i'm the
arena and courage i'm
handling and dispatchjng the
bulls.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31
vichy Police Act
7 TO Curb Patriots

the country, the Vichy radio re-
ported. No vehicular traffic will
be permitted between II p. m. and
5 a. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31
MATADORAS
(SwOrds)

Attractive and young (she's
only II years old Lupita
Monies brings to bullfighting
all of the courage of man
plus the grace of woman.
a sensation wherever she has
appeared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Vatican Governor in Lisbon

LONDON. Sept, 81 (INS)-Reu-
ters reported today that Signor
GaleaZzi, governor of Vatican City,
had arrived at Lisbon by clipper
from the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

John Feighner Of Detroit is the
new national junior vice COM
mander of the Disabled American
Veterans.
He was elected az the final Ses-
sion of the organizations national
convention in New York yester-
day John L. Monnohan OF Mime
apoliS is the national commander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Brenda will
You Step Out
With Me Tonight?

know 80 been an awful Crouch not TAX.
ifg you any place lately. But after s,Anding
p nay A. nay new lob. my feet darn near
lied ire with osllouses 1nd burning Now
I've reformed - or rather my feet have -
tra. POI ne Ice Mint you advised. Never
tNri srrttng that seemed O. draw the
taI bf1 Hrg right out 30 fast and the
Wh' % Helps soften callouses IL nobody's
t1f.ness Been able 20 get some extra over
time money - what ID you ssy. lets 80
Dancing furight You can step on my Ice
Aing issI ~ IVs wal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
AMERICA NEEDS YOUR
BOND MONEY Now!

You wouldn't wait to chip in for new
hose if the one being used to fight the
fire in your own house blew out, would
you? If you were going over Niagara
Falls on tightwire and you heard it
snap, you wouldn't say See me later"
= if somebody suggested a contribution
to buy a net? Would you say I'm too
busy just now" if you saw a neighbor
drowning and the only rope nearby
was in a window under sign Make
me an offer?" And you wouldn't say,
That's ALL can't do any more now"
if it were your own son facing hot lead
on our battle fronts/of the world.
If America needs sales talk to inter
est its own citizens in the backing of
America with lives and dollars, need
we go further or say more :. F.. Buy
Bonds and be proud of the opportun-
ity to invest in Americas tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Us. Output Failing.
McNuft Tells Legion

vention, McNutt said more than
63,500,000 men and women were
actively engaged" in industry or
serving in the armed forces, but
he warned:
"We are reaching the end OF
our available manpower sup
ply"
He did not, however, mention
the draft of fathers specifically.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
What S on the Air

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed.
II the presentations as
scheduled are not on the
air. the fault lies with the
stations and not The De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

OMAHA, Sept. 81 (UP)-War
Manpower Director McNutt told
the American Legion today that
the nation was failing TO meet its
war production schedules and
warned that every man of draft
age must see the war through
In an address at the opening of
the Legion'S silver Jubilee con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

Many of us earning more money than we ever
made before But of fail to realize that
earnings may buy less for than had before. The
is Simp
This gear Ame,Icans 70W haze icone If 40 billion
dolD5 IS billion, on DRIP IN the 6ucke 10WgoJormxes.
so billion 7cH buy all Of the goods and services 7ocb 1oN be
aUuz7J t, ciUIan purchase in 1pi3. Remaining 0W be
IS billion 7ylcb, JmanQged mb,Qbe, may J0eck the bn,-
chasing 6ocey Qf each dolzar
If we use these IS billion in a scramble to buy more
than our share of available goods, will bid up prices
:. will open the door to initiation will send living
costs skyrocketng The result will be damage
selves We will be making money. But that money
will buy less.
This why it important for all of put every
dollar we possibly can in the Third War Loan. The loan
will finance Invasion and keep the enemy on the
But, also important, will keep surplus dollars from the
buying market and will hold living down.
AS a matter of loyalty, it is up each and every
one of us to have a sound worthwhile American dollar
when fighting men return. One way to do
this is to buy still more War Bonds. Come The
Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit :. or 90 to any
other bank and invest up the hilt in War Bonds
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18

LERIE PETTIFORD. . she Is now
in Philadelphia. and has been to
the famous. PYRAMID CLUB.
swell place. to be.
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FLORENCE PATE is appearing in
recital tomorrow night (Tuesday)
-. Twill be a dramatic piece. and
DIR. Z. RAY SKINNER. head
Of the speech department at Wayne
university, has been assisting her,.
Did you know that Florence has
sculpture which has been on exhibit
al Wayne. Hope we get out OF
school in time to make It.. Florence
Is the accomplished daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, william Pate Of Wood
land avenue
Parties still 60 on for. MARION
CARTER. the latest ones were
given by. MRS. DAVENPORT
LAMBERT. MRS. EDDIE LOU
ROBINSON. and. ETHEL BAK-
Err. MARIE SCRUGGS. and.
LYDIA GOGGINS.
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ROSE MARIE WALKER will
spend Christmas with her Uncle.
JOHN SAUNDERS. of Pitsburg.
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MISS ART1E BROWN. recently
became the bride OF. FELIX r.
MATLOCK. recently In Toledo. =.
She Is the daughter OF Mrs. Leola
Moore OF Townsville. Ga.
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PVT. AND MRS. JOSEPH JONES
ARE the proud parents. . of O
baby daughter. JACQUELrNE.. ).
born three weeks ago. Private
Jones who Is stationed at. Fl. VAN
COUvER BARRACKS. :. In Wash.
ington has never seen his little
daughter.
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HIGHLAND PARK
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OF the Ninety-ninth in the African
and Italian Campaign" Music was
rendered by the male quartet OF the
i4th Aviation Squadron. Selfridge
Field.
We are nearing the Christmas
tide we hear the Christmas music.
The Choral Choir of Thomson ave-
nue. will be given a Christmas Can
tata the night before Christmas A
Christmas Cantata will be given by
the senior and choral choirs at
Berea church. Christmas morning at
6 pm. The Fellowship choir will
stage a choral concert December 81
at 8 pm. Edward c. Ward. organist
and director. with Doris Miller.
accompanist. Edward will leave i'm
mediately after the concert to visit
his parents in Atlanta. Ga.
FELLOWSHIP TOPIC
For December l9. will be Re
kindling Hope" The Prophet OF
Exile Bert Richardson is the
leader On community night Lois
Benson will hostess the youth group
Of Tabernacle Baptist church. Topic
will be Seeing Beyond National
ISM" The social hour will be spent
in fun and frolic, featuring folk
dances and games Edward Ward
Doris Miller and Marion Coleman
leaders.
Parker Mcdonald. A. s., Is ex.
pected home this Wednesday. HI
| will be seen in the bass section o.
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GADDINGS.
BY Gladys
GERMANY BENEFITS HONOR
THE DUFFYS OF TOLEDO

GERMANY BENNETTS HONOR
THE DUFFYs OF TOLEDO
THE GERMANY BENEFITS of Woodland avenue . en-
tertaned with an elaborate dinner party Sunday
p. .honoring the DUFFY FAMILY OF Toledo Ohio.
The group consisted Of MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH DUFFY
-. MR.. AND MRS. THOMAS GIBSON. and little Mary
Jane Mrs Gibson Is the former Mamie Duffy well known
here. There Also ETHEL DUFFY BATES. :. bride
Of. LIT. PERVUS BATES of Fort Huachuca. FRANK
LIN DUFFY and his pretty little BRIDE the former Helen
Jones' OF Wheeling, w. Va. Their romance began and
lowered at West Virginia State college. CPL WALTER
DUFFY home surprise leave from somewhere in South
Carolina The list OF guests also included CAROLYN
PLUMBER. she and Helen classmates West Vir
ginia State. MRS. CHARLES CADY. MRS JOHN w.
BENNETT. and. MRS. LUCY E. JONES.
Others who dropped in during the evening and remained
to chat WERE DIR. AND MRS NJ MORRISON. MRS
SAMUEL LEWIS. MR.. AND MRS THOMAS DRUM.
MRS DOLLY MASON. who has just completed life size
portrait Of DR.. Bennett. and BILL HENSON.
ABOUT 1T. HELEN cox
You Of course remember personable little WAC lieu
tenant HELEN LOUISE cox. Well. she has gone and
done 1t.
She is now MRS. RAYMOND L. FLEMING he is
l~~tanant (rs stationed at Tuskegee in fact he Is
lnstructing or something. as we remember.
The romance OF Lieutenant Fleming and Lieutenant Cox
was quite blooming thing when she was here with
But at the time he of somewhere In the South Pacific
the But in magic and highly romancal fashion
the air corps and sent to Tuskegee they promptly
Fleming or Lieutenant Fleming this is complicated
nnAAA
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By AUDREY BoULDING

Christmas at best will be as diff
ferent this year as II was last Those
few families who are anticipating
the arrival home of their sons feel
that the ultimate in celebration will
be theirs.
Two such lucky people will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Milford. who
will have as their guest over the
holiday their foster son. Pvt. Lewis
Nelson Milford. from his station in
Pensacola. Fla.
Mrs. Elinor Mallette Is counting
the days. too. as her first sergeant
called from Jackson. Miss. to say
he will arrive about December %.
Sergeant Mallette will be on a IS
day leave. part Of which they'll
spend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Mallette.
1t Albert Ross. son of Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Ross. and his bride
are expected to arrive sometime
next week from Sheppard Field,
Texas.
THE MOTHERS CLUB
The mothers club Of Highland
Park held second candlelight pro-
cession honoring wives and mothers
Of men in the armed services, al
Thomson Avenue Baptist church
Sunday. Dec. IL. at 7 o'clock with
1t Louis Purnell. Goth Fighter
Squadron. The lieutenant gave ar
eyewitness account Of "Our Boy.
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Fashion Revue
Huge Success

The House Of Israel Church. 3482
Riopelle street. DR.. jeremiah Rob-
inson, pastor. was the scene Of one
of the seasons most outstanding
fashion revue's on last Saturday
evening.
Sections of the fashion show were
dedicated to women in wartime
On the home front. factory. condlc-
torette. war service and at leisure.
Mrs. z. v. Daniels was an excel
lent example of a service woman
in the dress uniform Of the Grey
Ladies. Georgia Brooks modelled
her conductorette uniform. Mar
guerite Murray in neatly tailored
shsrkskin proved that a maid can
work in style. Bertha Pearson and
Laverne Black made realistic VIC
tory Of gardeners in their Stacks and
shorts plus the rakes and hoes for
atmosphere. Lucille Broddie Mar
tina Wilson. Thelma Miller and Doris
Moore in their smart WOODEN Stacks.
shirts and sleeveless sweaters, COM
plete with badges proved that wom-
en- can look good on the assembly
line.
Other models included Inez King.
villa Floyd. Alice Boozer. Bertha
Pearson. Charlie Mae Mack, Bertha
Dixon. Thelma Miller, Lacelia Solo
mon, Rosa Rutherford. Clara Mitch
ell, Georgia Scott. Mary Mills, Mar
garet Brown, Orion Wells. Margaret
| Wells. Julia Coleman. Frances Raj
ford Polk, and others
The highlight Of the show was
reached when Mrs. Mary Robinson.
Detroii's very capable designer. lid
tricks Of magic by changing right
before the audience simple black
crepe street dress, worn by CLAM
orous Cadence Hines. irI- seven
stunning different costumes.
The sponsors wish TO express their
deepest appreciation to the Acme
Florist for their generous gifts of
flowers, TO Wally Simpson, milliner;
Mays Hat Shop: R. & II. Dress
Shop on Chene street; Lavell Dress
Shop on Hastings. Sincere appre-
citation Is also extended TO Mary
Jane Boyd. EStelle Rice and Early
Godfrey for the music rendered.
Odessa Trotter was commentator.
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party. given for her by her hus-
band. DIR. w. T. LOVE. last Sat-
urday night
Il
DIR. AND MRS. FRAZIER
MOORE. have their second tot. :.
a baby boy. born Saturday morn
ing. in Kirwood hospital
Saw LOUISE EDWARDS. din
ing with. attractive. ANN FOR
SETHE. ...of California. Louise
sporting a petite chapeau. COM
posed OF two leopard pom poms. .
and q piece Of velvet q very small
piece. cute effect
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Caught the show at the Cass the
atrs. DARK EYES. with OS-
CAR POLK Of CABIN IN TIKI
sky. .snd GREEN PASTURES
:. playing q different soft Of but
Ter" role. In which hs n Away
referred to a. Mr.. willoushby. d.
There was also . pretty girl. .oi
color IN the cast. .ons Virgins
Thomaa
MRS. ARDENA STEPHENS. 4.
and. MRS. MAYBELLE ErON. >.
sgog over the boxes they were col
lecting for the boys at Oscoda. Z.
They were making their deadline
when we saw them. for It's
rumored that the boys will not be
there come Christmas. Mrs
Stephens. is barely out OF the hos
pital. but looks none the worse
for her illness.
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And DIR. SAULSBERRY Is up and
out and looking much better. We
cautioned him against working too
hard. ESSELL. was along and
assured us that she Is q good nurse
= 4 4
CLIMPSED JACK MORRIS. Il.
with q box Of nyions Of all things
=. under his arm. wonder ne
wasn't mobbed.
4 =
BILLY EcSTEIN. giving the
very young fans . thrill. Just by
being alive. ROSS AND MCCAIN
=. are back at the 66Gs and we must
catch their act. 1t Is superb.
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DIR. AND MRS. THEODORE
WHITE. .honored their nephew.
SEAMAN JOHN THEODORE
STEVENS. at the Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity House. last Friday
night
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We are keeping up with. VAL
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cadets
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO Sagit-
tarians. CADENCE LEE HINES
=. and. JOSEPHINE LOVE-. the
latter was honored at birthday
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the Youth Fellowship Choir the
night OF December n.
A Progressive party n In the
making and will be held during the
holidays. The party will be given
by the Bachelors, Sab-Debs and
Debs.
STYLES OF THE SEASON
The II. p. Business Mems club
will sponsor a style show Sunday,
Dec. 10. at willard school. corner
OF Davidson and Hamilton.
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ABOUT SERVICE MEN
WARRANT OFFICER BILLY
HALL. will make the trek from
Fort Clark. Texas. to spend the
yule season with his sister RITA
.. at Palmer Institute. in Sedalia.
N. c.. His mater. MRS. Wu-
LIAM HALL. is just home from
vacation with her daughter. b..
(Billy's other sister, .. GLORIA
who Is at St Benedicts in Milwau-
kee. Mrs. Hall Is vary much i'm
pressed with the school. says 1t Is
Just lovely.
WILLIE GEORGE PATTERSON
...who you will remember a one
eal1, - 49, wsalr KNOWN dauces tsemA
81 WILLIE AND WILLIE. .is home
en, .1ssys,. from Fost~ Clark. rsxna.
=. He r. Just beautifal in his msdals4
:. .spd b bootsd and spurred 70 ths
teeth. n IN the 9th Cavalry. and
Is corporal technician.
The cutest part OF his visit II
That he. f. got himself q bride. >.
cute. .COTOPAxIE HULL. who
works at the MUC.c.. and makes
oil Of her own clothes.
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Saw. .BEULAH ROBINSON. f..
supping with a very very handsome
=. soldier. in the Gotham Tea
Room last week.
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RUTH WEBB. was all set 10
spend the weekend at Oscoda..
but the change in temperature.
was too much she said.
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JAMES p. LEE and LLOYD
STOREY. seamen first class from
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton. .gradusted as shore patrol
man. F.. Monday. Dec. g.. and have
been assigned to Detroit. . In that
capacity. f.. JAMES LEE Is the son
Of Mr.. AND MRS. WALTER LEE
Of coo Melbourne. Storey Is also
. Detroit lad.
* X \
Heard that BUDDY wAUND-
LESS. is In town for q visit. also
that HARLES CONVICTION. and
the Lieutenants. STANTON HUN
TON AND CHARLES COLE. will
spend Christmas here with their
families.
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cadets
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Sagit-
tarians. CADENCE LEE HINES
:. and. JOSEPHINE LOVE. the
latter was honored at q birthday
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GOODWILL CIRCLE OF
FLORENCE AMES TEMPLE
NO. II, LB.P.O.EW.

Closed its yearly activities on
Wednesday. The election Of officers
was held. The president was hon.
ored in the social portion Of the
meeting. as this was her birthday.
She was showered with handker-
chiefs. q
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TO make his home with his uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Roller Nc
Claim Of 7432 John r.