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Evening star., 1943-06-27
Takoma Park and Silver Spring
Takoma Park and Saver Spring
Closing of Schools and Vacations
Find Many of Residents on TRIPS
Mrs. Tarney and Daughter in Wisconsin;
Mrs. Mehring and Children at Lodse

With the closing of school many
families are leaving for visits with
relatives in distant cities and others
are departing on vacations or to
summer homes.
Mrs. L. D. Varney, wife of 1t.
Col. Varney, of Montgomery Hills,
Silver Spring, accompanied by her
daughter, Nancy Varney, left
Wednesday for Wisconsin to spend
a month or six weeks with relatives
in Greenwood, Wausau and Stevens
Point. Their son, MFR. Robert Var
ney, is spending week in Hanover,
N. H., before entering Officers
Training School at Fort Belvoir.
Mrs w. B. Mehring and her chill
dren, Betty and Jimmy, of Silver
Spring have gone to Deep Greek
Lake, Md, to spend the summer at
their lodge. DR.. Mehring plans to
join them over most of the week
ends.
Mrs. A. r. James and her children,
Miss Lennis James and Albert, jr.,
of Northwood Park have gone to
Fairmont, w. Va, to spend two
weeks with DR.. James parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. Lee James.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gallahorn
of Montgomery Hills are spending
several weeks at their cottage at
Colonial Beach. They were accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs.
Daniel Murphy, and grandson, Ned
Gallahorn.
Miss Virginia McCeney, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c. McCeney
has returned to Silver Spring after
a visit of two weeks in Dayton, Ohio,
where she went following the close
of her sophomore year at the Uni
versity of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Snesrud and
their two children of Silver Spring
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Mrs. Stotesbury
Hostess TODAY

Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury will be
hostess for the United Nations Club
this afternoon and evening at her
estate on Foxhall road. In offering
her home to the club for the day the
many efforts Mrs. Stotesbury made
on behalf of the Allies in the Great
War are recalled.
Club members, who include rep
resentatives of each of the United
Nations will have the use of the
badminton courts and the other
sports facilities in the afternoon
and in the evening there will be
buffet supper and dancing. The
game rooms in the house will also be
available.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

Dale Academy and Charlotte Hall
Military Academy and at South
eastern University. He is with the
Finance Division of the War Ship
ping Administration and is MEM
ber of the Albert Pike Lodge, No.
36, of the Masonic Order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Berry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Denton of
Harrisonburg came for the wedding
and others from out Of town were
DR.. and Mrs. Harry A. Tabb of
Gloucester, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodwor Walters of Charles Town.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Dinner Party

Col. and Mrs. William D. Cart-
wright of North Arlington enter
tained at a family dinner party
Monday night in observance of the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Cart
Wrlght's mother, Mrs. Thomas Phil
ups, who, with Mr.. Phillips, makes
her home with Col. and Mrs. Cart
wright.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
. MRS. FREDERICK T.
SLANT, T.

Before her recent marriage
Mrs. Slant Das Miss Bette
Jane Cassidy. She is the
daughter OF Mrs. Charles J.
Cassidy OF this city and the
late Mr.. Cassidy, and Ensign
Slant is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick T. Slant of
Ocean VtetO, Norfolk. Ensign
and Mrs. Slant pill make
their home in Norfolk.
-HeSsler Photo.
Evening star., 1943-01-10


"H a
Evening star., 1943-10-27
University Of Naples
Burning by Nazis
TOPS Atrocities
By JOHN LARDNER.

WITH THE AMERICAN 5th
ARMY FORCES AT NAPLES, Italy
Oct. Is (By Wireless to N.AN.A.)
Delayed. The Germans gutted
the University of Naples by fire on
September II in what seems off,
hand to have been the most wanton
and senseless cultural atrocity OF
the war thus far. Yesterday many
thousands Of students and all the
members of their faculty gathered
on the campus in mass meeting
both unpretentious and unadver-
tised to mark the deed formally in
their memories.
1t was not a gesture for outside
consumption. Only one non-Italian
was present and he, Col. Edgar
Erskine Hume. local administrator
of the Allied military government,
came more or less by accident in
the course OF making tour of duty.
When the students saw him they
yelled Viva America" and then
went on solemnly and single mind
edly about their business.
Compared to Louvain.
The colonel, himself, calls the
German performance at Naples
University the worst OF its kind
since the episode of Louvain in 1914.
1t had no logical part whatever in
the Nazis' systematic destruction of
Naples water supply and their in
genious seeding Of the city with
delayed-action mines. They did not
mine the university. They simply
burned its heart out.
The University OF Naples is old
and hallowed beyond most other
schools Of Europe. 1t was a nice
held for pyrotechnics because two
famous and ancient libraries not
associated with the university itself
are situated on its campus, the IL
braries of the Academia and Pom
tlnania and the Royal Society of
Naples. Its own libraries contained
unique old books and manuscripts,
including Egyptian papyrus docu-
ments and folios and manuscript
sheets from classic Greece and
Rome.
A German demolition squad came
to the campus on September IL.
The rector Of the university, DR..
Adolfo Amadeo. was there as we'll
Evening star., 1943-10-27

His blood was still to be seen yes
terday under q sprinkling Of dirt
and ashes.
The buildings themselves were
not razed to the ground. Working
neatly, the Germans burned out
the interiors and all their contents,
leaving empty shells Of wall and
roof. Independent libraries as we'll
as the university's libraries were
Quilted as they stood with all the
books and papers they contained.
Yesterday. when you looked into
any building on the campus, all you
saw was long vista of emptiness
and chared fringes from one end
to the other. The masses of stu
dents gathered outdoors and speech
es were made by the Mayor Of
Evening star., 1943-10-27

Naples. the district prefect and the
admiral commanding the port. They
were simple speeches rather than
rhetorical appeals to nostalgia. They
merely marked out and commemo-
rated the occasion. The Mayor had
one suggestion to make-that wher
the war In Europe is over the con-
tents Of the library Of Berlin Acad-
emy be transferred to Naples.
(Copyrisht, 1943. by Bell Syndicate, Inc. J
Evening star., 1943-10-27

as most OF the faculty and a num-
ber of students. The buildings were
emptied OF people and fire crew
went to work.
Police Driven on.
At one point in the proceedings
two members of the Neapolitan
Carabinieri tried to interfere. The
Germans drove one of them off the
campus at the point of bayonet
and led the other before DR.. ANA
deo.
Bring out all your professors
and station them here" their
spokesman said.
When the entire faculty was as
sembled the German commander
detached firing squad which shot
the carabiniere to death on the spot
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Boqotu TO Show Riches

Colombia's resources and progress
will be displayed at an exposition
to be held in Bogota in December.
1t will feature industrial, CONNER
cial, agricultural, artistic and his
toric exhibits.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Pototo Like Horseshoe

ALTO ONA, Pa. P.-George
Swartz had luck with his Victory
garden. He harvested a potato
weighing nearly three pounds-and
shaped like a horseshoe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
nYHERE SONE0F IH0NE EASTER BUNNES COME FROM

ored ribbon completes the opera
ton. Boxing the little figures and
shipping them off 10 the retailer
is all that's necessary TO COM
plete the birth of a bunny"
Wartime needs have altered
this years crop of the life-like
TOYS TO some extent. The deep
pile rayon plush which gave the
effect of soft and fluffy fur is now
reduced in many cases to the
head, feet and paws.
The bunny's insides were for
merly Of Kapok that came from
the Dutch East Indies. Now all
reserve Kapok is going into the
manufacture of lifebelts and
other war items. But despite the
change in materials, the manu-
facturers say that this years
crop of bunnies-whether they
come out of the legendary hay
stacks or just plain brick factor
ies-will be as big as ever.
lie story of how Dummies came
TO be associated with Easter
dates from early times. In both
India and Egypt rabbits and eggs.
as the symbols of fertility and
reproduction, were closely identi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

fled with the Spring festival
celebration that corresponds to-
oursEasteE
II was only n matter of time
before the legend of the Near
East became associated with mod
ern Easter 1t was left for
imaginative parents, however, to
SOW the tale about Dummies laying
Easter eggs. and settling down
in snug homes in haystacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

draw up sketches Of the proposed
models. Dozens of drawings have
TO be made as each concern
usually turns out scores of differ
ent sizes and types of Dummies
ranging from tiny little things
the size of a thimble to big ones
that stand three and four feet.
First come the sketches of the
animals and after these are COM
.pleted, and approved, they are
turned over to the pattern cut
ters. who make a model of the
skin" of the toy rabbits body.
These bunny bodies are then
stamped out on a mass produc-
ton basis on cloth-cuttiRg ma
chimes. When the casing that is
shaped like a rabbit has been
stitched together and turned right
side out, it goes TO the stuffing
table. There, as one of the photo
graph shows, the bunny is given
his innards-excelsior and cot
ton waste.
Then the toy creatures move
further down the production line
where men, working with special
pliers, add the ears. These APP
pendages. made and stuffed sep.
arately, have long wire running
through them which can be quick
~ fastened to the head.
Tickling whiskers and little pug
noses are added in one operation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
This Morning
American
H.. rEI.

A AAYBE it's true. as many
M parents tell their young
w. sters, that pink cared
Easter Dummies come out of
golden-strawed haystacks and lay
brightly-colored eggs when boys
and girls are good but here are
some Dummies that, prosaically
enough, have their origin on an
assembly line in New York City
factory.
If you've been telling the small
fry Of your household the hay
stack story, you'd better not show
HIM or her these pictures-unless
the youngsters are ready to be
told the facts Of life, and learn
where Dummies really come from.
You probably haven't thought
much about it, but the business
Of giving birth to Dummies is a
million-dollar affair. Hundreds Of
thousands of these lovable, long
cared, soft-furred toys are sold
annually. Scores of factories
big and small--throughoat the
county are engaged in their
manufacture. Many workers, all
the way from artists TO assembly
line suffers, take hand in turn
ing out the yearly bunny crop
The photographs on this page
show the manufacturing steps in
one of these typical synthetic rab-
bit factories. The first step is to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

Putting the Whiskered Noses
on Easter Rabbits Is a job
That Calls for Speed and Skill.
The Woman in the Photograph
Above Is Performing This
Delicate Operation.
The pink eyes are quic .ly wired
on. A bright jacket, suit, or col
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

Live Rab-
bits Grow
Their Own
Ears but
the BunnieS
That
Appear in
Thousands
Of Amer
lean Homes
Easter
Morning
Have to
Have Their
Ears Put on
for Them.
The Man
at the Left
Il an EX-
pert at
This Par
ucular job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

AIDES doesn't that Super Studs bottle full of THICK WHIP
l. PEDCREAMY SUBS in the picture fill you with long
ing? If you're like about washing il does
Because from all talks with women SUBS AND MORE
SUDS.. LONGERLASTING SUBS come way up The top Of
the list of things they'd like from their washday soaps
Well took lot of doing make Super Suds sudsier
but we're proud say here MORE SUBS AND
SUBS in the sudsier Super Studs SUBS
SO THICK AND SPUNKY they stand any from
stubborn dirt you backaches
hcartacheS waShay box of Super Sud the
milk bottle suds test" and see for yourselG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

Easter
Dummies,
After the
Pieces of
Which
They Are
Made Have
Been Sewed
Together,
Have to BE
Stuffed to
Just the
Right DE.
gree of
Cute
PlumpnesS.
The Man at
the Left Is
Filling the
Pelt of a
Half
Finished .
Rabbit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Service Notes:

Twenty-one Michiganders have
been labeled Fready for action"
at three of the four West Texas
boFnhardier schools, Spring,
Midland and ChlldreSS. Tex. They
now are second lieutenants and
ready 10 engage the enemy, nine
of them Detroiters. The list:
From Detroit: 2nd Its. Robert
X. Swarthout, 8l02 Brunette,
Arnold +. Wisnoski, HIS Findlay;
Ray Il. Williams. 705S Chalfonte,
Nick vi. Tikfesi, 1858 Hudson;
Wallace III. Brock, l3348 Young;
Woodrow III. Briggs, SIT Philip.
Big Spring; Chester W. Drake,
$3.50 Evallne; David l.. WeNler.
$50 Grand, Midland; Kenneth w.
stevens, POPS Cortland. Childress.
From other Michigan cities ;
2nd Its. Arthur j. Dehn Jr.. Beld-
ing; John VI. Curran DR., 420 Mo-
hawk. Dearborn; Francis &. Skif-
fington, 1877 Beaconsfield, Crosse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
When KIDNEYS need divrefie did

When overstrain or other non-orgsnic,
non.systemic cause JioWs dot0s kidney
function. the back may ache painfully.
Naturally, urinary flow may be lesSened-
frequent bur scsnty-often smarting. Get.
ting up nights" may ruin sleep.
To relieve such symptoms, you want
qEiok stimulation Of kidney action. To help
attain this, Try Gold Medal Capsules This
easy.to-take diuretic has been famous for
over 80 years for such prompt action.
sge. Only 3Se az drug stores. Accept no
substitute. Get the genuine Gold Medal
Capsules fOasJ. They act faR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
YANkS PARTICIPATE

Throughout the fve-day cam
paign. Allied air Squadrons based
IN the Middle East Gncluding
American fliers), struck hard in
support OF the Lero ground forces,
ranged the Aegean against enemy
shipping, and raked the islands
of Rhodes, Crete and Cos.
That the Germans are deeply
anxious TO hold on 10 the Aegean
Islands. in order to prevent the
Allies from using them as step
ping-StoneS IN a Balkan invasion,
was shown 10y their Counterat-
taCkS
This violent NaZi reaction APP
parenuy strengthened the area 5
value in Allied eyes, indicating
that the AXIS dare not weaken
its grip on the Balkans because
OF the need for RUnanian oil, the
only major source now open 10
the Reich.
(The opinions expressed and
the assertions made herein are
my own and are not 10 be con-
strued as official or rejecting
in any way the views Of the -
navy department or the naval.
service at largeD
Copyright. Isfs. by Init New. Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

sKIFFINGTON CURRtN
Pointe Park; Marvin Wright,
Grand Rapids, Big Spring; Eddie
r. Gniewkowski, Pa Polk, River
Rouge; Albert r.. Jones, East Lam
sing; Lawrence T.. Berry. South
Branch; William c. Henning,
Kalamazoo: Donald A. Fraser,
Frceland; Caryell q. Keeny, Grand
Ledge; Bryant =. Wilson, Holly;
Elmer DeYoung, Holland, Midland.
OTHER ARMY GRADUATES
Keesler Field, Miss, airplane
technical school: Pies. James NJ.
Bayus. 1888 Homer; Chester r..
salczynski. 9555 Charest, Ham
tramck. Edward {. Rosengren,
1850 Sixteenth. Steven Lusko,
1886 Ashland; Frank j. Hollands,
1883 Chalmers; Bernard l.. ker-
ner. 2004 Calvert; David w. VIII
son Jr., 253 Tyler, Highland Park;
Arno j. Cali. 1906 Stoepel .
Robert b. Hack, 1884 Garland !;
Edward {. Lemire, 1888 Vermont /,
stuart =. VI. Mhor. 1850 Elan
ders; Pvt. Joe {. kilmer, $500
Sorrento.
Seymour Johnson Field. y. C.,
aircraft mechanic school: Pies.
Alexander X. Ross, 1929 VIII
shire; Norman 4. WoZny, 1906
Carrie Coffeyville. Kan, AAF
basic flight school. Aviation Ca
diets X. l.. Gum, l4304 Maviowe /;
Norman kolin, 1883 Calvert;
Werner 4. kriese, 1909 MARI
borough George l.. Lahodny, 2417
Calvert; Burton l.. Lasky, 900
Whitmore.
Amarillo, Tex, AAF aviation
mechanics school: Aviation Me-
chanics Leonard VI. Uschwald.
l4467 Mayfield; Donald Rosenfeld,
3205 Tyler; John X. kipla, 5415
SprIngWellS; Charles l.. Brooks,
S025 Eykes; Thomas III. Eady,
297 Cortland.
NAVY GRADUATES
University Of Chicago signal anc
radio school. William G. Miller
6232 Helen: Theodore n. kuszyn-
ski Jr., 1855 Coyle; George
Charlie, 1743 Concord: William G
Sepper, 5215 Mcclellan; Jack
ieager, 1920 Grand River; John
r. Borgogivi, $500 Mitchell; Duane
w. Steinke, 1888 Larchmont, De
troit; Benjamin !. Harmsen, 735.
Chalmers. Van Dyke. strikers.
University of Illinois sigma
school: Edward r. Arena. 1874
Elba; Roy r.. Walker, 5157 Yer
mont. seamen, I'd class; Hazel X,
Prince, 2630 Marquette, signal
man, Sd class; Frank j. kanka,
7777 Carrie. seaman. 1st class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

apprentice, Sd class. Tucson. Ariz.,
reserve officers school: 1t. (jg)
George r. Cooper, 135 Oak, River
Rouge. Pascoe Wash, primary
flight school Ensign Jack +.
Zook. 6073 Linwood. Memphis
Tenn, technical school: Jack v.
Walker, 1890 Pennsylvania; Rich
ard VI. COrase, 1863 Lansing.
aviation radiomen. Toledo naval
armory storekeeperS hool;
Joseph A. Ochmanek. 472l Thirty
third; William ID. Holder. 1850
Pinehurst: Howard T. Daley DR.,
1915 Ohio; Edwin r. Bauman,
1105 Campbell. Great Lakes train
ing school; Leonard r. Rama,
1896 Grandy. foreman. Sd class.
Chicago Navy Pier Diesel
ADVEPTTgEMEST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

truccl, 1854 Arlington, motor
machinistS m ates. 3fd class
Stephen Straka. 1856 Dane Ber-
nard Swenor, 1897 Swift; Thomas
Rider. 1880 Brace, J. Wilson Reed,
1875 Beniteau: Edward Okragiisld,
-2GQ6. Theodore. Bruno. Z. Lipskl,
536t Mitchell; Kari Holtz, 10
Orchestra place stephen Ham,
l0950 Longyiew, Joseph Campbell.
3747 Scovel, Royce r.. Balsley, 6702
Barton, firemen, I'd class; Edwin
X. Woiter. 1853 RavcnSWood; Rom
aid VI. Donnell, 1890 Wreford,
strikers.
Great Lakes. Ill. service school,
Albert X. Lawson. 489 Prentis;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

Clifford r. Ford, 1947 Magnolia:
Albert r.. Howard. 18Th W Grand
Blvd; Charles w. Jordan Jr.,
1926 Traverse; Frederick II.
Karnes, 1921 Mcclellan. seamen.
I'd class; Frank j. Stanek, 6332
Marcus. Chester VI. Sankowski,
sos MITCHELL. Ludwig T.. fsramH,
1875 Wisconsin: Richard r. An
way. 1877 Westphalia; James Y.
MckinnOn. 1887 Buena Vista, sea-
man, lst class. Roy j. Spry, 1920
Columbus: Martin r. Pawlak,
17145 Rowe; George ;. Leighton,
1920 Holcomb, firemen, 1st class;
Joseph A. CebaIlos, 1905 Plum,
electricians mate, I'd class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Liouor Addicts Cured

HARRISBURG, Pa. Nov. 20
GNS)-More than - per cent Of
the alcoholics who have sought
the aid OF Alcoholics Anonymous.
an organization for the rehabilita-
ton of liquor addicts, have been
cured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Service Notes:
II rom Michigan
Now =Bon1bardiers

Indiana University storekeepers
school: Bernie T.. Sharum, 4426
LakepOinte; Helen SOller, 3140
Van Dyke. Sheepshead Bay. n.
Y, hospital corps school: William
VI. Havey, 1910 Webb, hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
CHEST COLD
MUSCULAR SORENESS
relieved this Faction way

HERf'S HElP when a nasty cold causes
painful, agonizing chest muscle sore
ness Soothing. comforting warmth and
relief-without dosing yourself with in
ternal drugs, or using sticky, messy
plasters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
BAR ALLIED MOVE

German air power and light
naval craft, strongly based here,
cut off any direct access by sea
10 the islands inside this ring
and thus prevented Interference
from Allied naval forces.
However, Lero Island TANKS
both Crete and Rhodes, and Brit
Sh use OF Lero harbor and air
fields. from which 10 attack Axis
shipping in the Aegean and along
the west coast OF Greece. was
more disturbing 10 the Germans
than was the threat 10 AXIS posi-
tionS on Crete and Rhodes.
They decided very naturally,
therefore. 10 90 about for the
small but meddleSome island
Last weekend the -Nazis landed
paratroOpS, supported by Stukas,
then followed by infantry Allied
bombing attacks being made on
the enemy's concentrated landing
bargeS of nearby halymnus IS
land
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Admiral Woodward:
Ndziis Go About
Attero Because
Of Key Position
Allied Fields on Isle
Would Be Stepping
Stone TO Balkan Drive
BY CLARK III. WOODWARD,
Rear Admiral. L. - NAVY

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20 qNS)
After five days and nights of
heavy land, sea, and ir fighting.
the localized but stratcgically
important Lero campaign ended
Tuesday in the capitulation of
$500 British and Italian troops
following an overwhelming bonn
bardmcnt' and landing of fresh
Nazf forces.
AS in the Battle of Crete, the
defenders of Lero were subjected
TO heavy and inceSsant attacks
by German bombers and strafing
planes, and by paratroops landed
from transports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

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Expeller and this remarkable 2-way &C
ton follows. First. stimulates local blood
circulation, helps reduce pain and sore
ness. Second, gives hours of soothing,
comforting warmth, helps relieve local
congestion and make breathing easier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Build Sturdy Health
and Help America Win

Thousands and thousands Of users have
testified to the benefits SIS Tonic has
brought TO them and scientific research
shows that 1t gets results-that's why so
many say "SSS Tonic builds sturdy health
makes you feel like yourself again" At
drug stores in 10 and 20 OF. sizes. CS.S. Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
STRATEGIC ISLANDS

The British seizure Of the three
DodecaneSe islands, the Greek IS
land Of Samos (35 miles north of
Lero) in mid-September-politi-
cally clever, because Of the effect
on Russia and Turkey-was pri-
marly for the purpose Of divert
ing German air strength from the
Allied invasion OF tho Italian
mainland. though the strategic
Importance OF these islands was
not overlooked.
All are close 10 Turkey and, OK
cept for CaSteloroSSo, well inside
the outer ring of the Axis east
ern Balkan dcfenscS. formed by
the Strongholds of Crete, Scar
panto and Rhodes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

IT HIS is letter to YOUR service It's all about
his HOME TOWN. the most important place in the
world to him. Clip this letter today, sign your name
at the bottom and send it him Wherever he is. ne
wants the news from HOME. It's up TO you TO mail it,
DIV,