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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-23
Fierce Battle in Balkans
Reported by Berlin Radio

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. July 23.-The Berlin
radio, acknowledging that Allied
successes in Sicily had touched off
fresh disturbances in the Balkans,
reported today that Axis troops had
fought a violent battle with Tugo-
slav Partisans in Montenegro in
which 10000 of the guerrillas were
said to have been killed.
The f1ercest fighting, according to
German news agency, DNB. was in
the vicinity of the Komarnica VAL
ley, so or 60 miles southeast of
Sarajevo.
A Reuters dispatch from Ankara,
meanwhile. said growing unrest also
was evident in Greece, where many
Greek officials and police were re-
ported to have abandoned their
posts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-23
Gen. Clark Decorated
At French Ceremony
BY the Associated Press

BY Inc Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, July 23.-Lt. Gen.
Mark w. Clark was made a COM
mander of the French Legion of
Honor at colorful ceremony today
in the French military camp near
the headquarters of the American
5th Army here.
The award was made in the name
OF Gen. Henri Giraud by Gen.
Georges Beucler, who first touched
Gen. Clark on both shoulders with
his sword and then placed the deco
ration around the neck of the Amer
lean general as both American and
French troops stood at attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-23
Soldier Artist Guest
At Water Gate Concert

The National Symphony Or
cheStra, with Pvt. Emo VAL
aSek, violinist as soloist, will
be heard in a portion of
the Water Gate concert to-
night over aThe Evening Star
Station, WMAL, from $3.50 to
9 o'clock. Benjamin's Overture
to an Italian Comedy, Victor
Herbert's American Fantasy
and part of Saint Saens' Violin
Concerto No. 8 will be heard
during the broadcast period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-23
Allied Planes Damage
VILLAGES Near Rome
BY the Associated Press,

BY lne hSSOCIHled PFeSS.
LONDON. July 23.-Allied war
planes struck at the Rome vicinity
again, causing considerable dam
age" in small villages of Lazio, a
compartment of Italy near Rome,
and slight damage in Campagna
Romano, the Italian communique
said today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-23
Italian Admiral Captured

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, July % R).-
Allied forces in Sicily have captured
an Italian Admiral, Priato Leonard,
commandant of the Augusta Naval
Base, it was announced today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-23
Girdud Back in Africa

ALGIERS, July % P.-Gen
Henri Giraud has arrived in North
Africa following his trip to the
United States, Canada and England
He was expected to reach Algiers
late today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-23
Dr.. Soonq in Britain

LONDON, July % lP).-Dr. T. v.
Soong, Chinese foreign minister.
arrived in Britain today on a visit
at the invitation of the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-23

(See LABOR, Page A-11.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-23

Continued on Page Az, Column S.
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(See PENNIES. Page Aid :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-23

Late news and sports are covered on
Pages TX and 2-X Of this edition Of
The Star, experimenting the news of
the regular home delivered edition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

ALL 4-room outfits, at drastic reduction.
Choose your own pieces; some used,
some new, some repossessed furniture can
be had; IL months 20 pay. Kent Co., 1544I
I.ivernois. Open ewes
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate LIST
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
aectiO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
MATTRESS-SPECIAL

LIVING room furniture-compIets. good
condition; cheap. 1891 Dexter. apart
msnt 1of. Dawson 15f5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

BEAUTIFUL living room suites. soilsd and
imperfect: fun spring construction. Choice
OF colors. $40, zoe. 1929. TERMS, KENT
Co 15441 LIEERNOIs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

KITCHEN cabinet. s5.e5. sie.s5 s2s. 80
kitchen stool. CSC UP; step-on gar. can
sec up. Hook. 9p8s Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

A FINAL selling OF damaged and floor
sample 7-pieee sprink-hlIed living room
sac; terms. crown~-A737 Michigan; 1900
NEW apiece bedroom suite: poster bed
roomy chest and dresser: walnut nnish
hardwood: t2t. hitehslrs. 5000 Gratiot.
A NEW Ape. Waterfall bedroom suite with
bon springs SIS. Berney. s347 Mack.
READ Times Want Ads for pront--use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Bedroom, 3-Pc. Walnut, $45

Purchased from finance bank; used little
high grade walnut, veneers and hardwoods
large vanity with fun length mirror, large
chest, bed. Worth plenty. will take SA6.
No finance company terms; open evenings.
LIMBS. 63aI EEEKELL AT =LlYERHOIS
BEDROOM SUITE with box spring mat
tress. regular $3.50 outfit for $50.
ALVIN FURNITURE, 1861 w. Vernon.
Open Thurs. Fri. Sat. Ewes. Tin Q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

ALL DAMAGED bedroom suites must be
sold at drastic cut prices: apiece walnut
finish, $40; 3-piece maple finish. $50: g.
piece mahogany veneer. $50. These contain
cabinet and hardwoods. TERMS. KENT
lCO., 15441 LIvERNOIS. OPEN Ewes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
WLB States 3-Day
Conference Here
S Members Of National
Group Coming TO City

Five members OF the National
War Labor Board will arrive In
Detroit Wednesday for three days
OF conferences with Michigan's
newly appointed WLB in which
the new group will be advised re-
garding the selection OF a new
cases committee and appointment
of panels or hearing officers.
Included in the Washington
party viii be DIR. George w. Tay-
lor, vice chairman; Robert f.
Black, president of White Motor
Co. Cleveland; George w. Mead.
president of the Mead Corporation.
Dayton: r. ]. Thomas, UAW-CIO
head and Louis A. Lopez, inter-
national representative OF the
PresSmen's and Assistants Union
(AFL).
The conferences, scheduled by
Edwin F.. White, regional WLB
director, will be held in the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
A luncheon meeting will be held
Wednesday TO which outstanding
Representatives Of labor and man
agement, newspaper editors and
official groups have been invited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
1t. Gillette Has Big Time
Plastering Jap Wmships

1t Cyrenus L. Gillette evidently
wasn't exaggerating when he
wrote he was having a grand
time" as navy flier in the
Gaudalcanal area.
In a letter dated January 26,
the well-known Detroit yachts
man told how he helped plaster
Jap feet of destroyers with 500
pound bombs.
Saturday, an ms news CORE
spondent described a devastating
bombing attack on Jap-held s.
lands near Gaudalcanal which he
witnessed from Lieutenant Gil
lette's bomber.
at was the most devastating
aerial bombardnent yet un-
Ieashed from Gaudalcanal," the
correspondent wrote Several
hundred American planes lath-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Allies Bombers
Raid Axis Ports

LONDON, Feb. 10 (UP).-Allicd
Boston and Ventura bombers. es-
corted by many squadronS' Of
fighters attacked docks and ship
ping at Boulognc and st. Malo,
France, today and the iron and
steel works at Ijnuiden, Holland,
the air ministry reported tonight.
The fighters made supporting
and divorSionary sweeps. in the
course Of which they destroyed
three enemy fighters, the an
nouncement said. Six fighters
were lost but all bomberS returned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Roosevelt Calls
Military Farley

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is (INS)
Moving quickly TO put into action
his plans for the "invaSions' of
Europe and the smashing of Japan
President Roosevelt today sum-
moned the military and naval high
command to a White House con-
ference.
A White House spokesman said
that the meeting was occasioned
by the Presidents fighting speech
of last night in which the pattern
of eventual victory over the Axis
was unfoldcd TO the world.
Summoned TO the White House
were Gen. George c. Marshall,
army chief of staff; Admiral Err
nest j. King, commander in chief
of the United States fleet and Adj
miral William j. Lcahy, the Presi-
dents personal chief Of staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Don't Try This Ration
Dodqe, Women Told

WASHINGTON. Feb. u (UP).
Housewives were warned today
by the department of agriculture
that transferring commercially
canned foods into glass Jars is a
dangerous practice that may result
in fatal food poisoning.
Home canned foods do not have
TO be reported when ration book
No. 2 is obtained. and the depart
ment of agriculture said some
women are reported TO be taking
this means of disappearing
commercially canned products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Slow Grind
Collector Kavanaeh Urges
Taxpayers Speed Cash

Detroiters are much slower In
paying their income tax this year
than they have been for number
of years, Giles Kavanagh, collector
Of Internal revenue. said Saturday,
with the accompanying prediction
of a last-minute rush unless an
immediate upswing is noted.
mo plan. other than that desig-
mated by law at present. is in eff
feet and people should plan on
making immediate returns" Kava-
nagh said.
Kavanagh estimated 100000
persons would file tax returns in
Detroit by March Is, the dead
line. Five thousand persons APP
peared Saturday and an average
of $500 daily during the week to
file their returns, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

Driver Who Doesn't Like
Horns Gets 90 Days

Eddie Mahan. Is, OF 4l0 Med
bury street, doesn't like horn blow
ing and because of il he's spending
90 days in Jail as prescribed by
Traffic Judge George T. Murphy
Mahan, in his auto, was stopped
in the center of Ryan road, al
Nevada avenue. when Jack Obrem-
ski of 1926 East Madge street
Hazel Park, pulled up behind him
and blew his horn MahanS blood
boiled. he told Judge Murphy.
"Why, Judge, he backed up
and hit my car, then made a u
turn and deliberately came down
the wrong side OF the road and
pushed me 100 feet before the
police stopped him. Obremskl
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Royal Oak Resident
Held as Officer Fake

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IL
CUP) jay II. Arnould, 46, of
Royal Oak, Mich. was held by
federal authorities today on a
charge that he impersonated a
naval officer.
FBI agents charged he defrauded
physician of SASS and had his
tonsils removed by claiming he
was a naval officer. He presented
documents to show he was a
marine corps drummer 26 years
AGO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14


tn, opinions expressed and the Asssr-
tions made herein are my own and are
not IN ~ construed "a official or re-
asrting In any WAY the views ~ he
nav department or the naval service
> 81 large
WASHINGTON. Feb ID
One disaster after another
marks the Mari retreat as Ger
man troops are being pushed
. back by the Russians along the
southern front,
In fact. Soviet troops already
! have retsken almost all the
TERRITORY lost in 1912 in this
region except the Grimeau area,
a part Of the DonetS basin and
a small part of the western
Caucasus
With The fail eff kHFslir5R Hs--
: sian pressure has increased on
Kharkov and RoStov. kharkoV
is in peril. Should il fall Rostov
could not possibly he held and
the Axis southern front would
be in danger.
- IN CONSEQUENCE TIL F
/. PLIGHT Of the German forces
10 the northward ano eastward
worsens.
9a Military observers now share
THE view. with the Soviet high
: command. that a decisive victory
BY the end OF summer is prob
able.
Even IL the Germans are not
wholly beaten, il will be easy FOR
the British American Allies 10
deliver the coup dc grace.
AS THE ENEMY is ON THE
DEFENSIVE, American and
British forces, in the not Tar
distant future, will be able TO
open-in Europe-campaigns in
tegrated with the Soviets.
The Nazis are gravely con-
cerned due not only to the fact
that the Allies are preparing for
such an all-out offensive but also
because OF the anti-NaZi feeling
in Norway, France. Italy, Hun
gary. Yugoslavia, Ruman a,
Greece and Bulgaria.
q Therefore. being unable 10
6ght, simultaneously, both Rus
Ola and the other Allies in widely
sseparated areas, and at the same
ltime deal with local situations.
Hitler may launch another-and
his last-spectacular offensive
against some neutral country.
such as Sweden in the north,
Spain in the west or Turkey in
the east.
/. GEOGRAPHICALLY. TU r.
KEY occupies a key position in
the Near and Middle East.
The recent historic secret
1neeting of British Prime
minister Churchill, President
Jnonu OF Turkey at Adana is of
kreat significance.
~ This conference gave a clue
to the Strategical plans laid
down at Casablanca, intimating
H&ilC ddikCi VI idAtl al 4NdNl
Nthrust 10 the Middle East
fthrough Turkey in which case
The Eastern Mediterranean and
EJurkey may emerge with major
ffoles in the war.
a. Though for the time being we
may expect Turkey 10 remain
%neutral - which policy m { s
with Allied needs at this juno
Nure-nevertheless il is not i'm
Eprobable I n a { ultimately. and
without actually entering the
~war, she may provide the Allies
with bases of operations.
a. THIS WOULD ENOR-
sNOUSLY strengthen the Allies
ssposition in the Mediterranean
%<ector and further their offensive
%action.
IS On the other hand. should the
SAllied offensives in Europe and
pAfrica be conducted effectively,
ITurkey may voluntarily declare
war on the Axis. Her entry into
@.fhe conflict as fighting partner
with an extra million men un-
Undoubtedly would tend 10 shorten
sfhe war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

cred the japanese airfields on
two islands,
"Our plane, The Black Cat
dropped two 500-pounders. On
the way back we could still see
fires raging from distance of
so miles"
A navy flier for two years, Lieu.
tenant Gillette is the son Of Nh
and Mrs. Linwood G.. Gillette, 65C
MerriCk avenue.
In his letter, he wrote:
1--WE been on bombing hops
over Jap fields and installation
It's quite life. The nights I
don't fly I spend in a bomb shell
ter. You folks back there keep
producing and well keep IL up
here"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
House Group Adopts
Anti-$25,OOO Ceiling
Would Put Limit
on Big Salaries
at Dec. l94I leve

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 (INS).
The House ways and means
committee today adopted pro-
posal 10 repeal President Roose-
velt's SOS, 900 limitation on salaries
and 10 substitute for it a statu-
tory limitation which would peg
big salaries at their Dec. Z, 194l,
leVel-the date of Pearl Harbor.
The vote was Is TO 10.
Here is what the committee
plan would do:
1-Invalidate the Presidents
executive order.
2-Freeze all salaries above
$4,000 net after taxes at their
Dec. 7, 1871, level.
3-Allow no lesser salary 10
rise above that net figure since
the war began.
Thus an executive m X n 6
100000 net year, before Pearl
Harbor, according to Representa-
tive Disney, sponsor of the pro-
posal, would still be permitted "a
make that amount: whereas under
the Presidents order. the figure
would have been reduced Ia
SOS, 900. However, an executive
who had made $1,000 net salary
when the war began and since has
risen 10 figure above S25, 900 net
would be allowed 10 make no more
than tho latfer fiC1Ira
The committee had been told
by its experts that the Presidents
Executive order would cost the
federal government $4,000. 00C
annually in lost revenue from
taxes levied against big salaries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Front Transferred

Raupel waS forced "a Withdraw
from his positions despite the mas
sive concentration Of artillery and
tanks he had thrown against the
Eighth Army, the Morocco radio.
said, and the front now is near
Ben Gardane, 20 miles inside the
Tunisian frontier from Libya.
The Morocco radio report did
not state which side OF Ben Gar
dane the fighting had shifted 10,
but il was presumed TO be 10 the
west, since the Eighth Army was
officially reported 10 have reached
point just east of there earlier
in the week.
Large-scale artillery duels have
been in progress in that sector
for several days and today's Cairo
communique also reported Skin
mishes between British patrols and
enemy armored car attachments
on the inland end of the south
ern front in the Tunisia marshes.
Weather Improved
Activity appeared TO be pick
ing up all along the Tunisian bat
tie area as the weather improved.
The Axis-controlled Paris Radio
said that American forces had
moved up for another attack on
the vital Faid Pass controlling the
main road across the waist of Tu-
nisia and had already made pre-
liminary contact with the Italo-
German defenders.
In the Ousseltia Valley. the Ger
mans tried a surprise attack with
tanks but the British braced on
the lower slopes of the valley and
( threw them back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
j. :. 10 Recruit
Army

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 (INS).
Food Administrator Wickard to-
night announced plans TO recruit
more than 100000 men. women
and youths in a giant ~ S. Crop
corps to help achieve the stag
gering food goals set for this year.
Mobilization of the corps will be
started in February and spread
nationwide by March, according
to the present program.
The plan is 10 furnish farmers
with three classes of workers:
!. Year-round workers needed
for livestock, dairy and diversified
farms.
Seasonal workers, needed dur
ing the crop season or for the
summer.
3. Emergency harvest workers,
practically all OF whom will be
recruited from villages, towns and
cities 10 work a certain number
of week days, half days, week-endS
or evenings.
A request for funds 10 finance
the project, including necessary
transportation. has been laid be-
fore President Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Hiqh Court Boosts Price

WASHINGTON. Feb. IL tUP).
The Supreme Court today in
creased from SIS to SIS the price
of admission to lawyers seeking
authorization 10 practice before IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Enemy Thrust
In Valley
Thrown Back
u. s. Forces in Contact
With Nazis, Italians
in The Middle Zone

LONDON. Feb. 10 CUP).-Thc
Morocco radio reported tonight
that the British Eighth Army had
blasted Marshal Rommel out OF
his first defense line in South.
Tunisia. while TO the north. British
forces in the Ousseltia Valley have
thrown back an enemy thrust de-
signed 10 widen the AXIS coastal
corridor
The German controlled Radio
Paris said. meanwhile, that Amer
lean forces were in contact with
German and Italian troops west OF
Faid in the middle zone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
"a FeIons Flee JaiIs
In Mississippi, Ohio

JACKSON, Miss. Feb. ID (INS).
Three states were engaged in a
manhunt tonight for is criminals
who broke out Of the state prison
farm az Parchman, Miss, carly
today. The fugitiveS are armed
with rifles. authorities warned.
Three others have been captured.
CINCINNATI, O.. Feb, Is (UP).
A search for five federal pris-
oners who effected an ingenious
escape from Hamilton County jail
last night by plugging up the
plumbing spread TO the bordering
states of Indiana and Kentucky
and north 10 DAYTON. O.. today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Nv REAR ADMIRAL CLARK II
WOODWARD
United states navy

Copyright 1888 ~ Init News Service
Tho opinions expressed and the Asssr-
tons made herein are my own ana are
not ta ~ construed a. OFFICIAL OF
aerting IN any WAY the views ~ ne
nav department or the naval service
81 large
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
The War
Today
German Defeat
By Fall Seen
As Probability

(Losiug ~ Russia, besci M
Af-ica aud threatened iporCoS-
inoly Nth on Allied INVASION Of
Europe, Hitter may ~ 10 tlrH
the tide Nth spectacular often
sire against some neutral coi@-
.rv. THIS IS the opinion Of Rear
Admiral Clark n. woodward
,1eho. IN the foIoriHg article,
points ont Chg any sucb thrust
bv Hitler probably irould be
directed against TUkcBJ
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
Hi Club Member
Enters Contests

Mary Emma Matthew's. nrm-
Drr %: the TOWNSHIP" Ali c..g. na
qualified - " c,nt,StInt ~ L." Ma
ton! Junior Vegetable Growers As
.oc!"t.cn contests. according To- Miss
Frances Wilson. as is;ant nome dem
o"sNat.or agent. Miss Matthew's
competed III las; years contest, and
Va. winner il ui-;r.c; c,mpr;i,i3n
Young i.:mc.S in 80 states vii.
compile for the sos grand uati,ra
ward, .ru regional award, # 500
ma % @cc:ioH1. owggds CC 500 cac.l
.!ou = #G.0CJ sci. ilrsnip lu.d. The
iuEd also provides two SO war
bones IS speed prize Ter high
rank North Carolina participants.
Awards II winners will be an
nn"Hccd this fall and will be based
HpnH reports g.: vegetable proicc;
work completed d..'img The year and
upon grades aca.rvcd in .ivc-rmit
course ON farm p.oduc
ton AID marketing.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
SCOUT AWARDS MADE
AT BOARD OF REVIEWS

The Boy Scout Board of Review:
was held last night Il {" First Pres.
hy;U' ..H church. with number q
badge being trmd"d rhcy wcr,
presented as follows:
Second elias. Bobby Stainback
RiCNu-d Mclean 81 q 8 u DWcI o.
troop 20: i;ubCr; Vaughn and Wal
&C.. II 81. of troop 81. FIRST class
Russell Mclean OF - and Allison
Dixon Of 81: four h,ys coming III
Ior the Star rank were Dewey Wells
Il tru'n - ana Ii"'r 4 FERRY itnr
I'd CroWdcr and Eu -.:,;un % troop
81.
Merit badges were n~ rd"i
Iu>~cli Mclean. Tor mand.crait anG
pa'hnna"g: Lymru Mclean 70:
chen strv. f'r"ma snip and personal
health. Dewey We'll. first aid. swim
ming and lIi"-aving. john Falkncr
II udIrraI'. pa'hfiudv" and wood
Hurk. yrd J"iru Fancy. rrrk 'riuuu,,
al 81 troop so and i'll Bdgwcll. pa:ii
findG2 and swimming: IIarult
tyu.dcr. cooking. lgcsiy:ng anC
swimming: I'd Mora. safety. ALE.
son Discs. prthlindi0. #mi handl-
craft: A.cE " ik.ns. ..pudcnrVing.
swimming and painting Billy puynr
hand .,rrN. Tu'hi min. Ind swim
ming. 'trly" T'"ncr. h at .C"gu anC
path Ul'.g. Bobby Sic. and Bc
Scot first id. swimming nd III,
saving: Tom Rowland. -w mining
first aid and Pn.hfinding and Ben
nett Perry. swimming. painting anc
IOr,-.rv. 1il Of troop 81.
('.t.ffs Nrf,s ty....t.. .,,,,s... T,., .
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04

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he"dt;r' nj She wore lace nit
'Cii~' H"' ,Tt:E "iiiaMcnt was q ...lIn.
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She c,l.I--. i shove" bouquet e.
whit" GtHc.rii and swansoniu cen
tered y ''A ~ GrcgId
NJ 1!'I,c uD;hc! was dressed u
p''!c p.jcA saccr with black accu..
>"rlrs; Her c"r-uac was OF g.r..a
glaGi1li. ''''
Mis-. s..';~cIl, mo,Acr OF IT,,
groom, W'.r blue. vi n navy acre
SORES. ana her flowers were wins,
glddio,i.
f"Ii"Wing lHc ceremony the brides
parents cn'c.i"i"ci al an in!ormai
reception al their home ON Mont
I"m'.y street. uonr"iMg the wn-ld,rc
party, out guests and = f,y,
close nicEd> A.rs. Ma han C;icn.
and Mrs. =. v. Sander, prccrrc
GUESTS ii The d"'r. and Mrs. Guy d.
ilNc.S received ia the gift rur.t.
me GIhr"G "4vm WIS decorated III
3!!'@l E.crm ma white with Hgfr,r,
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Mrs.. 6. f. E.li- and NJ. +. H. iinrs-
ha''. was served with decorated
axes md minis.
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@hrr. w.,lGi-- I'll" /, :. ,.ranrn,'nc.
20 "r, 'tnhii'ri. For travelling the
orid3 cL"Sc - navy ilUc Shcc.. dr..
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