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The sub., 1943-05-20
Company B 564th E. B. M. Co 4th E. A. B. Camp Edwards. Mass. U. s. Army

U. s. Army
 Dear Gang:
 I'm here on fire guard tonight, % I thought I'd write you a few Hines to let you know that this Amphibian hasn't forgotten you even if you have forgotten me.
 As you probably already know, She outfit I'm in is helping the Detachment who is stationed here No repair boats. I'm working in welding shop and am still working At the sheetmetal game. So far all l have worked on is tool boxes and oil drip pans. There are only two of us tinknockers, and the other one is expecting to be released from the Army shortly We haven't many tools to work with and the best tool we have Is a Stanley hand electric unishear, and boy, she's a honey. The break we have must have been one of the originals. Believe me, what I have learned in E. B. has helped me a whole lot and if the other fellow
The sub., 1943-05-20

Don't let them down in any way, shape or manner, and none of us will ever have to bow our heads in shame, because of faulty construc- ton.
 Porter w. Stannard 41-1OA
 MOntviIIe, Conn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Eric Pepper
On Mission
Into Canada
RN THE DOW

IT, Eric Pepper ~ the Raj.
whose home IS IN Sheffield Eng
land has gone on 10 continue a
mission through Canada follow
ing a visit here with his uncle
and aunt Nh and Mrs Howard
Bullock of Rosclavn avenue
The Bullocks son { dot Jo-
soph Bullock Of the United
States Army AR Corps has
concluded a VISIT here and Is,
now stationed az the Pcnnssl-
lauIa Military Academy
Mrs Homer Ferguson who
with Senator Ferguson leads
such an extremely busy hfo over
there IN Washington. Will come
90 Detroit m late July 20 spend
= part Of the summer with her
Son-in-law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs Charles Robert Beliz
Of Steele avenue and their chill
drcn.
Later tho family may 60 ON
10 Bermlhon Lake whore they
.ALlln AaH4LLLl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
MocMonus Family Celebrates Double Birthdays

visiting their brother Walter
O Morley a. ms home IN
Cranbrook road.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morley Of
Phoenix. ARR. who formerly
lycd m Bloomfield Hills. are
spending the Su m m er here
being guests A. present Of their
son-ln-law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs Fritz Is. klecne OF
CranbrOOk road
MIR and Mrs Robert G. Utter.
who have recently moved to
Detroit. entertained a group Of
friends AZ dinner at the Hotel
Statlcr Wednesday evening.
Mrs. David e.. Fitch, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Joseph VI Hunter of
Bracburn. left last week 10 Join
1t Col Fitch IN ST Petersburg,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
BookmYers Back

Capt VlCer arrived Wednes-
day evening 10 pick UP MS little
family.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Baldwin
MARY Lou VIEerl have just
returned from a vacation at Hot
Springs, Va
Mrs Ralph Bookmyer. with
her daughter Mary and son.
Tommy. has just returned from
the shore Of Lake Michigan.
near Ludington. where they
went 10 put their cottage. Tree
Top Lodge, in order for the
season However. the family will
not be able 10 open the place
,hey all love 20 much until Au-
gust. since Or. Bookmyer can I
get away from town
One result Of their bref little
AUNT Is rows and rowS NJ fine
straw berry lam from berries
they picked with their own
hands, over there IN the fruit
belt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
-Four Plan Vacation

Four OF them. Frances Baker,
Lucille Dooley. Mary Hogan and
Virginia Hensien, are planning
10 take time-off. however. for
an ideal vacation spree begin.
ming July II. The girls will take
a relaxing cruise up to Mack
mac Island for a week. -forSak.
ing the usual motoring trips OF
other years.
Two other Delta Phis re-
turned last week from special
family trips. Virginia Lannen
wound her way down TO Florida
for three weeks TO see her
brother Bill who is stationed
there with the navy. and Mar
garet McDermott spent three
weeks in Texas with her brother,
who was just graduated from
St. Anthony's College there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Delta Phis
Make Good
In Red Cross

CLUB activities have neces-
- sarily had 10 take a back
seat this summer, with members
occupying themselves with such
essentials as earning the weekly
pay check, doing Red Cross vol
untecr work and making an
occasional jaunt to see one OF
the family in the service. Some
interesting vacation briefs have
been worked out, though, so the
summer promises 10 have more
than a few bright spots.
The Delta Phi girls have been
giving their meetings the go-by
50 far. but have been using
every minute away from their
Jobs TO pile up hours in the Red
Cross Motors Corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Guests From Ohio

Mr. and Mrs Rocco hi Marco
of Crosse Pointe are also house
guests Of the Ranneys.
Mr. and Mrs Marcus f Gun
nIngham Of Chesterfield road
have guests from Cleveland for
few days and are giving a
buffet supper party this Sunday
evening for Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Engholn. who arrived FRI
day Their guests will include
MEssRs AND MEspAMEs
Ns-son Anney--GAsGlaSs- C AEA-
Rocco q Marco George c Fisher
Gordon r william Bkths
Pennington sten Jacobson
Betty blythe
Mr. and Mrs. RAYMOND ?.
Fohey Of Middle Belt road, with
MIR. and Mrs. Byron II. Carse Of
Detroit left Friday for Wander
bilt for several days fishing as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs { {.
Carleton of Lansing al their
lodge near there.
Skippy Foley left Wednesday
for Deerhorn Camp near Rhine
Iander. Wis. where he will
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William {. Row
land Of Adams road, who have
taken the Earl II. Smith cottage
north Of Sarnia for the summer,
will have as their guests over
The Fourth Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
6. Stark, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
wilkinson, Joy Stark and Mary
Belts,
Barbara Ulrich will entertain
a group OF girls al luncheon
Wednesday al the Arthur u
rChS new home on Hawthorne
road They moved recently
from Dorchester road.
Mai Bruce bod ds left
Wednesday for his post Al Santa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Punching Time Clock

Another group whose free
time is spent in the Red Cross
sphere is Alpha Gamma Chi.
These girls are also punching
the time clock this summer. A
few of the members who are
active bandage rollers are Bette
Landless. Skippy Ostergren.
Barbara Reid and Betty Will
liams. The sorority has been
keeping up its meeting schedule
Of every other week, however.
according to Dorothy Barnes.
and the next get-together is
slated for Wednesday at the
home Of Gail Stebbins on An
derdon avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
De +rOj+ Girls
Guest Artists

thtaetfte AAfftfffier, Detroit soprano,
and Betty Kowalsky, 14-year-
old pianist, VIII be the guest
artist at the Center Open Air
Concert IN the Jewish Conmu-
NIFTY Center on Wednesday
night, July 7
Mrs. Miller VII be accom-
panied on the piano by Lois
Holmes IN arlas from Mozart
and Verdi. She viii also in
clude songs by Strickland. Ma
lotte, Frimmcl and Worth. Betty
KOwalsky Will play the Scherzo
IN B-Flat Minor, As well aS
compositions by List and
RaChmanInotf
This * the second IN a series
of nine open AIR concerts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

Scrlrnor leave, 7a SUNDAY t0r
LaWreucos,Iie summer school
IN New Jersey
Mis-. Harry + kanGlar and
hor dauchicr-in-laW Mrs Ron
ort klingler and hrr SISTER
Marjorie Bower. returned
Tuesday from Long Lane Farm
near 81 CLAIR and Mrs RuhcJ'
kinglcr and her sister lcli tho
sam. afternoon Tor tbCtr homo
IN Chicago They had spent a
week M the farm
Harry j. kin.ler .lr 'cf'
Thuredav for NJ Pleasant
where hc Will take hl, VI navy
training a. Central Michigan
College lie has beer attending
Vermont Academy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
BARRIERS in North

Nancy UUchg> also Vi,l Keep
The school book, n action a.r-
lng tho summer daS> a. Crosse
Poi0to Country Day
Sister Barbara jumped Tho
gun on vacations this year bs
Spending tho past TWO weeks
with her grandparents. the Nor
man r MCIcodS. ~ their farm
up north She Viii rclurn later
in the summer when Nancy Us
through SchOo' 20 finish oui jnc
summer with her family there
Joan Gardner daughter az
the Arthur Gar1ucrS Us Sp>ra-
Irc inc Weekend a. me GatlrD
farm .n Rochester resting 80
for tho Vhirl of activity STR.
u-anrlne II. GG--LGl--
Barbara Prlcbc who wlll Hrte
on Thgr~dav from Lake Fo.r-f
III Barbara Viii spend a Ncen
here with Joan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
BIRMINGHAM. July I.

VISITORS in Birmingham are
contributing 10 the holiday
ga,ety and many parties are
being given. Mr.. and Mrs Alan
" Joslyn. former Birmingham
residents. arrived Tuesday from
their new home in Bethesda
Md 10 stay several days as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
II Welch Jr Of Suhleld road
and Mrs. Joslyn was honor
guest at tea given AZ the
WEIGH home by Mrs WelCh.
Mrs Lee +. JoSlyn Jr Mrs.
Robert F Grlndley Mrs Val
lace Dodds and Mrs Austin
Harmon
Presiding a. the tea table
we're Mrs Covert Robinson,
Mrs. Carl Kreitz, Mrs James {.
Mock and Mrs. Milton Manley
on Saturday the JoslynS Will
20 10 the home of their brother
and SiSter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
lee 4. Joslyn Jr., Of TIlbury
road
other visitors arc Mr. and
Mrs George c. Fisher of Cleve-
land who are guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Nelson c. Ranney of Ken
noSaW avenue. In their honor
and also celebrating Mr. Ran
neys' birthday and their tenth
wedding anniversary, Mrs Ran
ncy IS entertaining al A cock
tail party and luncheon for both
fs1nn and unrraar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Pilots Visit Parents

Mr.. and Mrs Lyman : Craig
of Orchard Ridge road Will hold
open house this Sunday after
noon for a group of young pco-
pie. 10 celebrate the arrival
home al two sons from naval
aviation training. It Robert
and II. Bruce Craig came from
different stations this week.
Bruce received his col D.. wings
this week A. Corpus Christie.
Both are marine corps aviatorS.
Rob teCeIvpd his wings several
weeks ago.
MI and Mrs " Leonard
Miller and their young dsugh-
ter. Susan VIII ho over from
YpsllsrtI for tho occasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
IgLLLL1Ms RrNNErrs pERKINsRoRERrsoN GEoReE.pouLos
Entertain
At Chelsea
~ THE CHAPERON

| IFE seems 10 be one gay
- round OF house parties for
the Joseph l.. Hickey family
this summer Sally arrived
home Friday from a week
under the M,'amora sun as
the guest of Charlotte Nichols.
who gathered up her entire
class from tho Crosse polntc
Sacred Heart Convent for q gala
vacation spree
Sally cot back lust m time
10 bid farewell 10 Eileen and
Joseph Hickey Jr who wore
assembling tennis racquCtS and
sport toys for their holiday
weekend At Nancy BookcrS
place m Chelsea Nancy moved
there recently and hadn't had
the crowd up 20 look me home
stead over IA The house party
idea was born
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
All 90 by Bus

Tho guest, voted go go hy
bus SD FRIDAY found Eileen
and Joseph heading lAl-t-e- his
depot with virginia Arnold
CabCl and Charles Morn, Larry
Nigbic and Gardner straw.
bridge
Another Young pe'rO Scr 10
lures this week END vas Ann
Baldwin Ann packed All ror
camp equipment and -r' uu' &.
Camp Huntington on Nlilo1r
Lake Friday where she u ~pcrn
a month or maybe TWO
She had a festive wooh nf'-
Cedlng her vacation loC 700
with house guest Joan Cochran
here on visit Joan IS living u
Chicago now. After Wlnd.Ur ru
the semester ~ kcmper Hall
she ee4Ait--ll -+,,7tr ~ mr. t.-----r-i-
her Detroit friends are dong
THIS summer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Lunch al DAG

Ann Was hostess 10 small
group al Joan friends t0-
lunch ~ tho DAC FudEs at'or
which they an decided 10 take
lu move loan went back
- t'IlaG0 NiDpit} ~ Lc'
ready for her mp oGt Wc,i
where she is planning 20 >psrd
The summer on = ranch
~fI more cf tbg younger
sc' have decided 20 spend thor
precious vacation da} further
ing 'hC1r education ~ Helen
owen VIII continue through ths
summer - Crosse Polr'c Cnun-
'r, Day school In mlt-AYcgs
she IS planning 10 take a brict
rest ~ tho family summer home
AZ CHarlCtCrN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Andersons Entertain

Mrs Charles Barr Field If
Wcstwood drive has Just re-
turned from Northbrook, III.
where she has been visiting her
sanln-l7w and daughter MIR
and Mrs. Lester Il. knight, for
To days.
Mr.. and Mrs r. =. Anderson
Of Orchard Ridge road enter
tanned A. = cocktail and supper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Lends More
Than Atmosphere
HOLLYWOOD. July 3.

HOLLY NOOD, july $.
a LOWLY goat lent its whls-
kers 10 a Hollywood movie
actor
Victor MetzgettI stunt man
in Columbia Merle Oberon-
Brian Aherne starrer, First
Comes Courage" was the re-
cipient: an old she-goat. name
of Nellie. the giver.
Metzetti needed A mustache
in hurry on location. The
makeup man hadn't brought his
KIT of hair pieces with him, so
the goat was shorn Of its chin
whiskers and the show went on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
BLOOMFIELD HILLS


july g.
MEMBERS of the MacNanus
-'i family gathered AZ stony
croft Tuesday for 4 family din
rer party celebrating the BIRTH
day, Of Mrs Theodore r.
MacMsnu, and her grandson
Billy F'oN. which occur WITHIN
two days of each other Billy
Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs VII
ham Francis Fox Of Indlanapo-
Us He Is spending the summer
with his grandmother, together
VITA Mr> Fox and his brothers
md sisters.
Other guests included Mr. and
Mrs John r. MacManus, MI
and MI T r MacManus Jr
and Ms Alexander Tlouboii
and children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Sc eks Vacation
From 0drbo
HOLLYWOOD

HULL W MI t|ath .h
DIRECTING l2 Hollywood
beauties in Cry Havoc d be-
ginning 10 toll on N-G-Ns D.ck
Thorpe ON his vacation after
the picture. he says he j., GO
lnG 10 uo = photograph Of Grc'a
Carlo onto The radiator of has
car
When reach = place and
they ask me who q is hc SAYS
"that's where I'll ,pend my
holiday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Star Loses Bond

HOLLYWOOD, July 5.
Servants at Ann Sheridans
house ordered TO 90 over every
room with finetooth comb. Star
has misplaced a $1,000 defense
bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
MorIeys Here fot Summer

NIr,>N O BrGg, 1r and her
son, have returned to Spring
field O. whore they are living
for The present after Spending
l0 day, at their home M Mar
tell drive.
Vi and Mrs Ernst ZONES and
thcil small son Bl0 EItc moved
into tine cottage az S'unNCr1it
formerly occupied bN Mr. and
Mrs r r NacN70g Ir
Misses Lillian and Fanny
Mor'c> of Hollywood Fla, arc
Iulv 4, 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Mrs. KIineIer in Chicago

Mr. and Mrs. NcII c NcMath
of Lone Pine road and thCr
son and daughter Francis and
Margaret arc home after
spending 10 days ai Turtle
Lake Francis NlcN9fh |rf'
Thursday 10 Ic>umr7bis studies
~ Union College
Mr. and Mrs r a SChumri
sre leaving Monday for several
weeks AZ Burt Lake BuddN
Detroit Sunday Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
La Montez Rebels.
Too Many Clothes
HOLLYWOOD. July ,.

~ ~v
MARIA MCNTEZ, who'll play
an Arabian girl in ali Bahia"
has put Universal straight on
one point.
"Don'f expect me to be
shrouded from head to foot like
real native" said Maria.
Whoever heard of an Arabian
pln-up girie"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
; Sisters 90 10 Camp

The three little Wlesler Sl~-
terS. Mary Elizabeth. Mary Mar
caret and Mary Josephine
daughters of Mr. and Mrs Nor
bert WlcSler Of Suffolk drive,
are of 10 camp for the summer.
The three said Cood-by 10
their dotng grandmother Mrs
Frederick J Ward, and 10 their
dad and departed Thursday Tor
Lady Glen IN ONO Mrs. WEES
lcr who took the children 10
camp has returned home
There's lots going on these
DAYS IN the John c Wllkle
family Of Chicago boulevard
Mrs Wlkic has Just returned
from Hartford. Conn where she
hurried over 10 greet her brand
nrW granddaughter. Patricia
Ann WIlkic who was born May
IS 10 Mr.. and Mrs J m . s
WIlkIe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
JosIyns in Birmingham
Feted by Old Friends

Anita CAL after spending a 10
day leave with his family
The Misses Langenheim Of
FOX Chapel Pittsburgh, were
guests last week Of Mr.. and
Mrs J. G Neal Of Oxford road
Mrs Neal was hostess A.
luncheon Tuesday for members
az hcr bridge club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
MclIroys Move 10 Ithaca

CONGO Jonr is visiting m
Washington ID c the guest Of
Mrs. J Bradford John and her
father Mai Fred y Farrar
Mr. and Mrs Robert @ Nc
lllroy have moved 70 Ithaca. y
Y from their home on Pleasant
avenue
Mrs Lor7bel Thompson Coon
entertained several guests ~
'ca Thursday afternoon AZ her
home on Chester street
Mr. and Mrs Leigh Robinson
Sharp Of Pilgrim road. Blrmng-
ham. this Sunday are announc-
ing the engagement Of their
daughter Suzanne 70 Pfc Steven
Solicit Wygant Of Fort Custer
son Of Mrs Philip MCHenry
Wygant of Ann Arbor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

MRS PATRICK DHlitN
Miss Marcclia Wolc.nk0N SKY
and Patrick Choelcv wore mall
red on June 10 al ST. Agnes
Church. The Rev. RI. Charles
O'Buen offlClated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Happy Where He Is

And their brother Johnny
Cornor =. IS 80 happy with his
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs John
r Murphy Of ParkSide avenue,
that ne doesn't care II he never
moves back 10 his house IN
plccadilly road
Little DAVID Nathan NICer Jr,
nearly g months old. left on
Thursday for s. Louis with his
parents. Capt and Mrs NicCr,
after several weeks stay in this
locality which he divided he
tween hlS grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs Otto Kern Of Bloomfield
Hills and NJ and Mrs Nathan
r. NI-er of FaITNNav drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
II. Wilkie Slips Home

Patricia AIMS BIZ sister
LINN has often visited here
with her parents
II .Iohn { Wllklc who IS sta
toned IN Monroe La. fle" up
10 Detroit on surprise visit
during ms mothers absence.
However ne and his wife plan
~ rturn here during the month
for a longer visit
% The senior Mrs WIlkle s
crardrephow and niece. the A.
month old winthrop Hilton
Conner fvlns. Ada Mary and
Peter arc flourlShlnc nightly
". nrlL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
World Relief
Called PeriIous
Trap for j. 5.

WASHINGTON, Now 3.-Rep-
resentatives Of some 40-odd united
and associated nations will gather
at the White House next Tuesday
10 place their formal signatures
on an agreement for United Ma
tons relief and rehabilitation adj
ministration."
The plans are going ahead,
quietly, without fanfare or undue
publicity. After the signatures are
affixed, the United Nations repre-
sentativeS will move up TO Allan
tic City to work out the details OF
the administration.
One of those who have consist
emily characterized the relief and
rehabilitation administration as
an important cog in plans for a
world super-state is Rep. Fred
erick c. Smith of Ohio. He said
today:
"The signing of that agree
ment is not a small step toward
the super-state. IL is a big and
dangerous step. II commits the
United States TO broad field
of international cooperation
whose scope will be decided by
the debtor nations of the
world"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
TERRIBLE RESISTANCE

Japan has 1850, 900 tons of
combat shipping, and 100000
tons of merchant marine. Al
though her lines of communica-
ton seem to be great, her de-
fepsiye bulwarks are I'm reality
well defined and compact, and
when our forces penetrate the
outer fringes, we shall meet
terrible resistance"
DR.. Lechner told his audienc,
the recent guarded Washington
announcement that Japan is ahl'
to replace her airplane losses toll
only a fragment of the full story
he went on:
Japan is actually building
1000 planes each month, which
Is four times the amount admit
ted by our government authori-
ties i'm recent releases.
1.-THE loss of 500 or 900 planes
by the japanese last month does
not warrant the wave of opti-
mism which has suddenly swept
across the nation with regard to
the war i'm the Pacific"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
special to THE DETROIT TIMES

NEW YORK. Nov. 8 Noted
Catholic educators in all parts of
the country today wired their
endorsement and commentator
of the William Randolph Hearst
American history awards 10 the
New York Journal American
today.
The awards for high school
students in 13 of the principal
cities of the United States will be
in the form OF war bondS-a total
of $4,500-with $1,000 as first
award.
The other national awards are
second, $3.50; third, $500, fourth,
$3.50. One hundred dollar war
bonds will be given 10 students
finishing fifth, sixth, seventh,
eighth and ninth. Thirty other
national awards of $50 each will
also be given.
AS a further incentive to the
thousands of New York City
public and parochial high school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

Deceit
by Us.
BY RAY RICHARDS
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3 DR..
John r. Lechner, California Amer
icanism worker. charged before
an audience of business men and
government officials today that
the administration is keeping from
the people the fact ahat Japan
now has greater striking power
than before Pearl Harbor.
Lechner, representing the Los
Angeles district of the American
Legion and the American Educa-
tional League. implied clearly that
the administration wants Amer
lean thought concentrated on Eu-
ropean strategy, without the dis
traction of fear over Japan, all in
the hope Germany will fall soon
and Japan then will be easy to
bring TO terms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Medical Kit Given
For SubChaser Here

A medical kit, contributed by
the Junior Sorosis Club of Flint,
was presented to 1t. J. S. Fuller
ton, commanding officer of the
subchaser 1850, being constructed
at the Fisher Boat Works.
The presentation was part OF
the program of the Medical and
Surgical Relief Committee. De-
troit physicians who are members
of the committee are Drs. Fran
ces A. Ford Rose E. Herrold, Roy
D. Mcclure, Willard d. Mayer
and M. c. Williams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Catholic Educators
Praise Hearst Awards

students participating, the New
York Journal-American will dis
tribute so SIS war bonds. or a
total of $3.50, TO outstanding
American history students of the
city high schools
Thus New York City students
have access TO a total of SIS, $50
in Hearst history awards. Stu
dents winning a national award
are not eligible for the New York
City awards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Help heal them with
this medicoted cream

- You don't fool anybody by cover.
ing up ugly pimples with makeup.
Pimples are bound 10 show and your
makeup may actually aggravate them.
II piinples are making you misera-
bic, YOU should know about No1zemA.
For this greaseless, snov.white cream
is a nse4iesfe4 formula that not only
sootheS, bur helps beal externally
caused pimples and skin irritations.
Nurses were among the first 10 dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Fighter Pilots
Lone Wolves on
Bombing Raids

EDITORS NOTE-FoIIoWing
Is the final Of three articles an
which William Randolph Hearst,
Junior, discusses the men and
the work Of the Eighth Army
air force fighter command,
whose job includes sseortins
Flying Fortressss on their bomb
inP raids oVer the Reich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Post Last Man Club
To Meet Saturday

The Last Mans Club of George
Washington Post No. SO American
Legion will hold its ninth annual
meeting at Hotel Webster Hall at
Z p. m. Saturday.
The traditional candle ceremony
will be conducted by William +.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
BY WILLIAM RANDOLPH
HEARST, JUNIOR
.er New York JournaI-American

Publisher, New York Journal American
LONDON. Nov. 3-Maj. Charlie
Clapp. public relations officer for
the Eighth Fighter Command,
picked me up at my hotel at 3
a. m. Monday and our first stop
was fighter command headquar-
tiers
The commanding officer here is
young, almost shy, 27-year-old 1t.
Col. j. j. Stone.