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La gaceta., 1943-09-09

Londres, Sept. 9.-El gobierno
de Italia Sc rindio aver incondi-
cionalmente Y tropas americans
v canadenses desembarcaron en- d
ferentes lugares de la peninsula
italiana.
Los nuevos desembarcos ten
den a impedir que las divisiones
alemanas que aun Sc encuentran
en- la parte sur puedan retirarse
hacia el norte y cruzar Ell rio 20.
La guerra con Italia termino a
las $50 P. M. del microbes.
Tnsisten los alemanes, por La ia
dio. en- afirmar que dos convoyes'
con un total de 200 barcos de car
ga ' transpOrtes, Sc uneven al
norte de Stella, con tropas del
Septimo Ejercito. Y en- direction
norte.
CuatrO 0 cinco batallones ingle-
SEES de infanteria han desembar-
cado en- Pizzo, 40 millas al norte
de Calabria. +.
FL general Eisenhower anunclo
aver que Russia, 10 mismo que Es'
tadOs UnidOs y Ia Gran Bretana
habfan acOrdado el Otorgamiente
dc un armisticio militar a Italia
Horas despues Ia Radio de Beriir
calificaba de TRACTION 10 hecho POI
Ell gobierno de BadOgliiO.
La retirada de Italia de Ia que
IRA le quita al enemigO Ell apoyf
de so divisiones.
Hay nuevas senales de inquire
tud en- los Balkanes Y crsese gu
Rumanfa y Bulgaria pediran Il
paz.
La escuadra italiana sera en-
tregada q los AliadOs 0 quedar'
inmOvilizada mientras dure l. gu
IRA. EstO significa que Il fSoe
inglesa del MediterrkneO pOdr
ser mandada al Extreme Oriene'
Fl gobierno italianO entreeAr
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
LA c~APITULACION DE ITALIA
SICNIFIcA UNA GRAN
VICTORIA

Washington sep o. Hablando
aver por la Radio ell presidente
Roosevelt declare que Ell armS-
ticio con Italia es una gran VIC
toria para las NaciOnes Unidas.
"Debemos ahora echar a los ale
names de Italia. Los nazis seran
tambien echados de Francia. De-
Demos atacarles despues en- So
propio suelo y desde todas las
direcciones".
Los ObjetivOs finales son Ber-
lin Y Toxic.
Recomend6 Ell jefe de estado 81
pueblo que cubra sin demora ei
emprestito de guerra de
SIS, 600
mo es momento para celebrar
fiestas con motive de esta nueva
victoria, sino de seguir combatien-
do. de modo que Ia guerra no se
detenga nj un solo instante".
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
baS AliadaS D~eSembarcarOn en- NapOleS
CORDIAL REUNION DE DIPLo-
MATIcoS RUSoS, INGLESES Y
A~MERIcANOS

Londres, sep g. Con motive
de la capitalization de Italia Sc e.
fectu6 aver una cordial reunion
de diplomaticos americanos, rusos
e ingleses.
Los representatives de las tres
potencias Sc congregaron por pri-
mera vez en- un "lunch" ofrecido
por ell ministro de negocios ex-
Antonio Eden en- honor
de Ivan Maisky, vicecomisario de
relaciones exteriores del Soviet.
Uno de los invitados 10 era ell en-
bajador de los Estados Unidos,
John Winant.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
Russia, Estados Unidos e Inglaterra lie
otorgaron a Italia I'm armisticio militar
Los nazis caIifican de TRACTION 10
hecho por ell gobierno de BadOgliO.
Dfcese que una Escuadra americana
anclo aver en- Geneva

a los Aliados no menos de 300 bar
O mercantes, o mas de 1,5OO,-
900 toneladas.
Possible es que ell ejercito italia
no Sc agregue a los ejercitOs de
las Naciones Unidas, como hernia
nos en- armas.
En- la proclama publicada aver
por Badoglio, de acuerdo con Ell &c
neral Eisenhower, Sc dice que las
fuerzas italianas cesaran de reaii-
Ear actos hostiles contra las tro-
pas anglo-americanas, dondequie-
"a que Sc encuentren.
La aviaci6n Aliada bombardeo
de nuevo los aer6dromos de Fog
gia, en- ell sur de Italia, que aun
estan en- pOder de los alemanes.
Ell Octave Ejercito Sc muevs a 10
largo de los caminOs de la COSTA
49,
en- ell sur de Calabria.
Las "Fortalezas Volantes" de-
rribaron IL de so aparatOs del
Eie que intentaron interceptarias.
Mas de 800 bombarderos alemanes
retirados de Stella, posiblemente
estan en- Foggia.
Anuncia la Radio alemana 81
Establishments de IN gobierno las
cista italiano bajO el nombre dc
Renito Mussolini. Este gobiernc
nba sido creadO para salvar Ell ho-
nor de Italia. NADIA dicen los ma
zis. sin embargo, sObre el parade
70 de MussOlini.
IA Radio de Tuner habla de IN
da.embarco en- Ia isla Cerdena.
Rerna, suiza, ha sidO infOrma-
\. desde Ia frOntera itaiiana quf
%. sscuadra de EstadOs Unidoa
s-.M q microbes en- II bahia Dc
lnE~Ova. Hablase de desembarcOa
,s troTss aliadas en- NApOles, CT
ia vecchia, Pisa y Otras pObia'
clones.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
GARCIA De
TENIENTE

ACADIA de graduarse de segun-
do toniente en- Ia escuela de Off
clales de Miami Beach, el estima-
do ioven Aldo Garcia, de esta
ciudad, hijo de II sr Anna N. Gar
ella. residente en- 81 l717h de Ia
avenidw North Howard.
Recibi6 81 titulo de bachiller en-
In escuela de segunda ensshanza
HillsborOugh y pas6 aigun tiena-
DO en- Ia Universidad de Florida
&C. halIa estaeionado en- hsne-
TIA. estado Dc Georgia.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
PHILLIPS MANDADo a


Washington, sep o. Con una
mission especial sera mandado .
el exembajador de los
Fetados UnidOs en- Italia, William
Phillips.
Die L. nOticia Ell seeretario HuiL'
ouien agreg6 que no afecta en-
nsda L. pOsici6n de Phillips CO
mo representante personal dei
Dresidente en- u India.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
Mandan las columns de ataque
los Generates Alexander y Clark
Las operaciones Sc desenvuelven
de modo satisfactorio.
Americanos y nazis combaten
en- las cercanias de Napoles


das desembarcaron hoy en- Napo-
les, la ~preciosa ciudad, e inmedia-
tamente atacaron a la columna
nazi que ALI Sc encuentra.
Junto con las tropas desembar-
caron ell general Sir Harold Alex
ander, del ejercitO ingles, y ell
teniente general Mark w. Clark,
del ej6rcito de los Estados Unidos
Los canones de los buques anne
ricanos protegieron la operaci6n.
Al enemigO sc lie hicieron va
algunos prisioneros.
La menci6n del general Clark sc
interpreta como que ell Quinto
Ej6rcito ACADIA de entrar en- &C
ci6n.
I'm boletin de la manana de
hoy anuncia un desembareo en-
Vivo Valencia, en- ell golfo de Eu-
femia, a 80 millas por ell norte
de Palmi.
Ell Octave Ejercito mantiene
su a n por la costa de Gala
bria.
Muy poca Oposici6n Sc hizo a.
yer al desembarco en- ell Golfo de
Eufemia.
Esta en- manos de las tropas
Aliadas ell canine lateral de Lo-
cri, en- la costa este, que va hacia
Gioia, sobre Palmi, en- la costa
oeste.
Bombarderos de la Fuerza del
Noroeste de Africa hicieron un
ataoue concentrate sobre ell
Quartet de los alemanes en- Frasca-
ii. Esta situada Frascati a IL mi
IIlas de Roma, por el suroeste.
Los cazas enemigos hicieron
fuerte oposici6n y % de ellos fue-
ron destruidos. Durante ell dia y
la noche Sc les destruyeron a los
alemanes 3S aparatos. Los Aliados
solo perdierOn seis.
Las operaciones en- Napoies'
dice un communicate, Sc desenvuei-
ven satisfactoriamente". Nues-
tras tropas han entrado en- contac-
to con los alemanes.
La Radio de Roma reptile hoy las
palabras de la proclama publ
cada aver pOr Ell general BadOg-
lilo Y pide a los soldados itahanos
que no hagan resistencia.
La Radio de Suiza dice que tro-
mas americanas del Septimo T.
i6rito han dasembarcado en- 10
costa del Tirreno, en- Ell suroeste
de Italia y al nOrte de Liyonia'
I'm despacho fechado en- Roma
dice que Ell Papa Pho XII haDlo
telef6nicamente o Ell preslden-
te Roosevelt, el dia 4 de septiem-
bre. ' que la e~onferencia durO
so minutes.
Discutieron ciertos "malos en-
tendimientOs" surgidos entire -
santa sede y las ~pOtencias anglo
sajonas.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
STANDBY ELoGIA A RUSSIA.

Moscu, sep g. Ell embajador
de los Estados Unidos, almirante
William H. Standley, alaba la VIC
toria de los Aliados en- Italia y
elogia al Ejercito Rojo por haber
expulsado a los alemanes de la
cuenca del Donetz. Las palabras
del almirante fueron transmitidas
por la Radio.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
LOS JAPoNESES DEPLORAN
LA CAPITULAcION DE ITALIA

New York, sep g. La Radio
de Toxic da la noticia de la ca
pitulaci6n de Italia v dice que es
lamentable 10 sucedido.
No obstante, ell Jap6n esta listo
para aplastar a Estados Unidos
e I~nglaterra.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
ATAcADAS LAS POSIcIoNES
DEL ENEMICo EN- FRANcIA
Paris fus de NuevO BOmbardeads

Londres, sep g. Las Forta-
lezas Volantes, protegidas por ca
zas "Thunderbolt', atacaron los
puertos fortificados de la costa
francesa.
Paris fue bombardeada de nue.
vo, pero en- los lugares donde Ell
enemigo tiene fabricas de guerra.
"Parece no haber Unite en-
.cuanto al n1mero de aeroplanos
que salem de Inglaterra. Vuelan
en- grupos de so Y so Y llevan la
direction de Francia."
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
Ell TEMPO

Temperature propia de la esta-
ci6n. Minima, a las 7 de la mana
ma, 70 grades.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
tratan de
| nueva derrota
vanzan hacia el Dnieper
\ Columns sovieticas.
|mpezaron a caer las primeras
T,vias en- ell norte de la Ukrania.

g. Ell mariscal
aver la captura de
ejercitO rojo y a.
la cuenca del Do
libre de alemanes.
especial, a%nuncian-
ion de una de las
Is areas en- ell sur
nunci6 tambien que
ibricas seran pues-
a la mayor breve-
rojas avanzan ha-
y la ciudad de
Bsk, Glen millas al
! rOjos, entretanto,
b oeste de Stalino,
Ia aviaci6n Y cente-
les.
ltado de habiles ma
determination o..
dltimos seis dias,
IS %capturaron va
~incluyendo a Sta
del DOnetz ha que
e a~lemanes''.
Sc informa al pue-
ria y Sc tocan mar
ensk y Ell mar de A
arrebatado al enc
DO lugares ~poblados,
~sinOvataya, a 12mi-
rdeste de Stalino; ell
|al de Avdyeevka y
be Novoe Konomich-
lllas por ell n~oroeste
rojo Sc lie acredita
p o ~demolicion de
lazis y 118 aeropla-
victoria del ejercito
ran i~mportancia por
Q es la Essen de la
yes tratan hoy de ex.
rota hablando de ga.
Iea" y de "~defensa.
tarista "nazi" decfs
De aver; De acuerdC
, de cOmbatir en- una
"a ciudad de StalinC
! segdn plan. Todai
de guerra fue
IS, como ana medid,
Ell frente.
alemanas mantienel
de defensa elastica
Ia cuenca del Doneti
on creciente violen
yOASS gTupOS u'
lldades m~ecanizadas
propOne perturbar
alemanes. E
los Rojos 10
Ear pequenos exito.
despues fueron ell
amos de Moscu Sc s.
'lumnas sOvieticas III
'iino prOcedentes d
eaptura de Makee
pusO fin al de.
ldad.
rss lluvias empezaro
el nOrte de Ia Ukrs
eaminOs muy prOnt
'eransitables.
? FOiO ha recupera,
..sefas parties de /
1e0 de Ia Ukrania.
"a Ultima Pagina)
Evening star., 1943-01-02
1t. Rockefeller Gives
Silver Dollars as Gifts

BY the Associated Press.
FORT JACKSON. S. c.. Jan. q
First 1t. Winthrop Rockefeller
raised the 10-cent ante set by his
grandfather, the late John D.
Rockefeller, by giving each of the
men OF his company here a silver
dollar for Christmas.
In addition he presented each
man with a pair of wristlets. a
scarf and a sweater. most of which
were knitted by his mother, Mrs.
John D. Rockefeller, jr., and the
women Of Pocantico Hills, NY.
The dollars, boxed individually
and accompanied by gift cards
designating the coins as pocket
pieces" and the knitted garments
were presented at a Christmas eve
party.
John D. Rockefeller for years
made a practice of handing out
bright new dimes on various oc-
casions.
Evening star., 1943-01-02
Citadel Club to Give
Dinner for Cadets

The Washington Citadel Club will
stage = Christmas dinner and dance
In honor Of the Citadel cadets for
the holidays at the Shoreham Hotel,
at 8 pm, Tuesday, 1t was announced
today by Lewis Simons, director OF
the Citadel public relations ONCE.
Recently elected officers of the
club are j. r. Fitzpatrick. president;
j. P, Nesbit, vice president, and J.
L. Shumate, secretary and treasurer
Evening star., 1943-01-02
Allied Victory in Two Years
Seen by Albert Bushnell Hart
Fomous Teacher
Warns of Germun
Menace to Indies

Here are the ,Dar predictions
and ufeDs OF Prot. Albert Bush
nell Hart, So, internationally
kno1Dn professor OF history en-
eritus at Harvard University,
,Uhose forecasts OF great euents
in history haze come true NTH
almost uncdnny regularity TOR
almost a generation)
The Ely miner., 1943-09-02
OF
SHIP, SUB Fight

The hectic story of the men Of the
u. S. merchant marine-of which Ely
has several members told in "Ac-
ton in the North Atlantic" coming 70
the State theatre Sunday, Monday ana
Tuesday, according to Manager John
ArtiSensi.
These men continue to go down
to the sea in ships" when every ocean
highway is road of danger from Axis
raiders in the air, on the surface ana
under the sea.
According to the Owl, the Merchant
Marine, in the first year Of the wer,
lost 3.8 per cent of its total manpower
in dead and missing-four times the
loss-ratio of the army, navy, marines
and coast guard combined One Ely
boy gave his life to the service
Yet the survivors of torpedoings, men
rescued often after weeks OF exposure
in open boats and life rafts, return 70
face the dangers that took the lives
of their comrades.
It was the men of the merchant
marine who coined the slogan banner
ed in their union halls and hiring halls
Keep En- Sailing, Deliver the
Goods"
Starring Humphrey Bogart, Ray
mond Massey and Alan Hale, Action
in the North Atlantic" has a powerful
cast befitting its hard-hitting theme.
Seamen are Sam Levene, Art Foster,
Kane Richmond, j. NJ. Kerrigan, Peter
Whitney, Dick Hogan and Dane CLERK,
a new find from the stage. Julie
Bushop, blonde ana attractive, Is the
girl that Bogart marries and leaves
behind when he ships out on the con-
VOWS bound for Murmansk.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-02
HEARS FROM
PRISONER SON

An Elyite has received word directly
from her son who is a prisoner OF the
japanese government.
She is Mrs. Hannah TuomaIa, and
her son is Pfc. RENO Tuomala, 2s,
OF the marine corps, who was In tbs
Philippines when war broke out.
Private Tuomala sent printed form
postal card Of the Imperial japanese
army on which he had placed his per-
sonal signature. On it was typewriter
two lines: My best wishes to the en-
tire family" and, after the printed
words please give my best regards
were typed ito all my buddies."
In printed lines provided for con-
vey1ng information about the state or
his health, he had underscoreo the
following words placed in perentnes;s:
MY health Is good. I am (sick In q
hospital, under treatment1 I am
Cbetter).
The card revealed that he was In
termed at the headquarters military
prison camp Of the Philippine ISLANDS.
No. 3.
Shortly before the fan OF Corresidor
May 2, 1912, Tuomala was wounded N
action and subsequently was awarded
the Purple Heart. In June Of this
year the Red Cross reported that he
was prisoner OF war but old not say
where he was tnterned. This Is the
first message Mrs. Tuomala has re-
ceived from her son in nearly two
years.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-02
MEETS ELYITE IN PACIFIC.

Pfc. Albert Kurre of the marine
corps will leave this weekend 70 re-
port for duty on the West Coast. Prf-
vate Kurre took part In several Pa
ctfic engagements which he is not
permitted to reveal While at an un-
disclosed point on the vast Pacific
sea-island battle line he met another
Elyite, Joe Roman, seaman, first class,
of the navy.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-02

J. G. Penney Company
Agnew's BFL Store
Tauzelps Department Store
First National Bank of Ely
Friedsburg's Service Agency
Fortier Drug Store
Ely News Store
Louis C.. Stember
The Ely miner., 1943-09-02
Paradox

John Burroughs, who spent most
of his life teaching others to know
and love the great outdoors, actually
spent 20 years indoors-working IN
a vault Of the u. S. treasury de-
partment in the nations capital
The Ely miner., 1943-09-02
For Crippled Children

Council Bluffs crippled children
who have difficulty walking to and
from school, are called for each
morning in special automobile and
transported to the schoolroom.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-02
Man ~ War Raenrd

Man O. War holds the record as
the longest-striding horse in Ameri-
can turf history, having often COW
cred as much as Is feet in one leap.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-02

Kovach Brothers
M. j. Murphy
Ely Hardware & Furniture Co.
Lang Hardware Company
William Mills
Tourist Service Station
Cities Service Products
The Ely miner., 1943-09-02
he 4Hack ",1@ sc.S: %:* 6n~% "

Ely Coop Association
Forest Chevrolet Company
Klug's SC to 81 Store
Fenske Hardware & Furniture Co.
Vertin's Cafe
Modern Service Station
Lampert Lumber Company
The Ely miner., 1943-09-02
Hrnflatttatt1tt

REcocMzc that carrying the into territory we
shall need money than nation has asked from its
all history FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT President of the United
States of America do officially proclaim that Thursday the ninth OF
September, lo43 Third War Loan shall be launched.
AS Commnde@ Chief hereby invoke citizen to all possible
aid and support Third War Loan drive only that financial
goal be reached but and those of our husbands and
fronts all the world
that every American will realize that buying War Bonds
this Third War Loan he has opportunity voluntarily and
guidance of his the which he will back
the attack"
The American people supported we'll the first and second War Loan drives
and fact did than asked of them Our need for
than and will continue until the that Victory
sacrifice than before
In have hereuno my hand and caused the
seal OF the United States of America % be affixed
DONE City of Washington this sixth day of July in the
of our Lord nineteen hundred and forytree and Of the
independence of the United States of America the hun
seal ded and sixyeighth.
By the President: ~
c':s;;: s:s::!;; HUI =; s.... 1%<~~ Az>~~~<-
The Ely miner., 1943-09-02

Gust A. Maxi
The Ely Miner
Vermilion Electric Shop
City Meat & Grocery
Minnesota Markets
Gamble Stores
Veranth Fuel & Lumber Company
Paul w. Martin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Back From HONEYMOON

Nr and Mrs KarTO Swayze
are back from thor wedding
nip ~ Chicago and VIII make
their home IN Flint Mrs
S"az7e is no former Lyla y
Smith daughter Of Adelbert J.
smith ~ N0ntroee and hor
husband is the son Of Mrs c O
= - CTTTT0UV vas
performed In the First Rap' ST.
Church with Nr and Mrs. Ron
err Brown Serving as a.
'andanis
A Christmas program ar
rsOCod hv Florence Whiting
chapter of s. Pauls Episcopa I
GWIG on Tuesday was moved
hv families affiliated with the
parish \ cooperative dinner
opened the affair a y7Ilotidc
program was arranged for tho
enjoyment Of the children Mrs
A. Dale Kirk was general chair
man with Mrs Herbert A
Ni'liken jr program chairman
Two Flint artists are repre-
Sonted IN the. annual Michigan
artists exhibition ar Detroit In
S'l'ute of Arts They are Luz
-..'-''''e- = fucf and JsroSlay
Bronx
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
F omiIy Gatherings
In Hills District
CONTINUED from Page ono

an open house next SUNDAY At
their home IN Quarfon road
Besides their Son-inlaw and
daughter Mai and Mrs Robert
lee Graham Of Washington
- Q. and their daughter.
Phoebe home from Sarah Law
renee cUttege Mr. and Mrs
Clarence T.. Otter have As their
house guest. Mrs John Miller Of
Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ray Scolaro.
Ir will entertain Monday owe
nlnC AZ dinner FOR Mr.. and Mrs
John r. MacManuS and Mrs.
MaeAianuS- sister AIRS Marsh
field Steele Of Los Angeles who
IS visiting here
Barbara, Higbie Will be- hostess
10 4 group |ot friends AZ dinner
Wednesday evening preceding
The ball which Junlor-LeACuerS
are giving that evening AZ or
---f'ytrtt ff-7rikr ttI0uUrTv- CUB
Pfc and Mrs y Bradlcv lIiE-
bic Jr left Wednesday for Mus
-.lngnn- after a-SAeFt WISH with
the senior TIiahieS and will leave
right after Christmas for their
post AZ Douglas. AriZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Guests Liven
Flint Homes
During YuIe
FLINT Dec .

EVEN with many khakl-ciad
- members absent for the
holidays, Flint homes are gay
with guests
Capt Sclwyn :. Barefoot rs
expected next week from Blr-
mingham, Ala, and VIII JOIN ms
-w4fe. whe- arrived early th4&
week al the home Of her par
cnts. Slr. and Mrs Waltcr J
Lanedon. Also here for the
holidays arc Capt and Mrs.
James T. Smith, who/are visit
ing Mrs, Smith sIbarontS, Nh
and Mrs. Jamss Parkhill, and
the Walder/A Faders
Among those spending the
h holiday away is Miss Jane
FWnc. Who Is the guest of her
Nephew and his wife Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bridgemar ~ IN
dianapols The latter are for
mCr FlDtitcS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Many Coli Club Parties

Tho Detroit Golf club "aN
the scene of many 'olly Christ
mas dinner parties Nr and
- ~ cT---rT--
80 guest, and Nlr> Thomas II
S'rutrns vas bo~'o~. 10 seven
guests
Chatting before 'hc cracking
fireplace tka !a4AZa- Nnrc MI
and Nh, lame, " Crawford
and their SIX guests
The Uoff household In VIM
gina Park iS alive with holiday
enthusiasm and excitement over
the forthcoming marriage ~
Miss Helen IuCiilo Hon and Dr.
John Wiltshire SlGler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
New Years Day Wedding

New Year Day a date
fnl tap Wedding -p.A--t.--e--+ -t-s.-.-
pace in the North Woodward
Avenue Congregational Church
The hridc-elect Is the daugH
ter Of Mrs Edwin G. Hoff and
and the late Dr Noff Or SiE,or
IL the son 81 f)r and Mrs
Claude Y S.Cler ~ tD..-
cOfhP, y
This week VIII roI0dsUIf we
last 81 the parties for the pop
ular hrdc.tO-he Miss Ch4r.ere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
&c Chapter Meeting

CHAPTER &c Of PEG viii
meet at 80 p. nj. Monday fors
dessert meeting AZ tho home If
Kathleen Larsen in LaSalie
Gardens North.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
North End Society
barbara Roeui;uq i,
Engagement IoA
North End Society

MR.. AND MRS. ALBERT F. Booming of Fairfield avenue
I the engagement of their daughter Barbara
Jane Franklin Lewand of Mrs Frank Dobkowsk Of
Dayton avenue family dinner party, Christmas Eve
Candid shots of the engaged couple marked
the festive table, and the living
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

PIE WITl gI,e = dinner party
-~-d hover Monday night IN her
h9rre In Virginia Park and Mr.
Robert ferguson VIII honor
NiI- liUff az a ,pinstcr dlnuer
TI",ias evening", m ncr home ln
Lakewood drive A reheaTSs'
dinner viii be- held New Year
ERc n the ioff residence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

Mrs Juan H Gilbert was
MISS Betty Lewis before
her recent marriage in her
parents home She is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
!. NJ Lewis Of Poe avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

\ splendid ,eleouon beau
tful Chinese prints, llees, ara
lac, woods printed r,yon jerseys,
rayon velvetS, rayon taffeta',
hroc1des, rayon satinS, quilts and
chenilles in an array OF
stunning styles and oolors
El,ss'i-st.set Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Attended U. OF D.

The bride-eleCt was graduated
from 81. Narys Academy IN
Monroe. and attended the Cnl-
verSity Of Detroit where she
was affiliated with Comaro
sorority
Miss Booming received a de
gree from tho department of
education AZ Wayne University
and is member OF Ihc'a
Kappa Sigma sorority
Mr. LcWand was graduated
from tho College of ,tnEineeiIng
a. the University of Deyrolt'and
Is 4 member OF TWofc Alpha
Sigma Nti and Tai Beta p
FrateTnitjeS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

and library were deliberately
decorated with G hristma as
trimmings and a brilliantly
lighted tree.
Miss Booming received her
guests m sheer black mar
uuisette dinner dress with coral
and black lace trim. She wore
q camella corsage bouquet.
Mrs. Booming wore a brown
creme costume and white
orchid CorSage bouquet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Robes
Housecoats
NegIigees
nov ! g off

Earb srart ~ OrfFfHai Prize TicEet,
You Deduct O-s-Tbird at TIVE AZ
pncbas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

sL...-rd,S fioor-Drn SHOP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

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