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ROOMS FURNISHED.

CHEVY tIl CHASE D. C-Large;. brlght mas naS
Wo. 3347 after pm.
2135 F ST. NV or 3 girls; studio
SINGLE ROOM newly furn privats home
North Capitol. Phone ia. G714.
47th ST, NV. ! block BUS 20 min; down.
Man to share with gentle officer. Chris
tan home. WO. 77i9.
1895 N. H. AVE. NV attr twin-bed
rms. gentle home. semipyt; bath; every
conv., express bus. Taylor $3.50 after Q m.
OLD ENGLISH" 1886 Que ST. n.w.-Sin-
gle and triple. with running water: board
optional: eony; transp'; showers maid SerV-
l749 COLUMBIA RID. NV, Apt. AT
trac rm,, lge. closet. next bath. inner
lplns lpas lades mas pre eenv pu 9nm phone
NEAR 18th AND COL. RD-Nicely fur.
room no other roomers; man only. co.
. WELL-FURNIsHED bedrooms, private
Teaured '" RAJ 0 4s ea pff seh eyehinTs fs.esen'eS
NEAR WARDMAN PARK----Third-ff floor sin
gle room in refined gentle home semi
HO. 4344
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM for . located at
Streetcar stop: pleasant surroundings. Cali
Taylor $500
29os 18th ST NW.-Large attractive
single room. next TO bath: unlimited telc-
phone; reasonable; gentlemen. co. s315.
BED-s1TTING ROOM, next bath, IN pvt.
S35-s40 conv. trans GE. Tl5t. =
l34s UNDERWOOD ST NW-Nice large
mon1b poom neT ipTn,ure' nTss private BATH $50
room for man. Miss Dennison. EX. 5000,
GENTLEMAN-Can share NICE room twin
sfas Sn ea or s25 Me mo snse aETn'0SR No a54
"A "A, MANOR PL; NV, near Soldiers
!! girls, $40 mo IA a357.
1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE; N,W--Larse
bath; walking distance downtown.
1901 R. l AVE. NW.-Large, cool room
with windows, accommodations for 3
.: French windows. balcony; another for =,
adj. bath: reasonable. all conv.
DOWNTOWN, 1904 K st. n.w.---s;udio
' also share m room % eG''s for sentieman e en
] single semi-private bath WoodIey o0i6
leI7 BELMONT RD. NV, md floor
Single room; prefer employed quiet lady.
1sth ST. NEAR BELMONT RID. Nw-s!n-
nicely furn. Mrs Hearn. DE. 6153
CONN. AVE. opp. Shoreham-CooL
attract, new furn dbe. inner -sprgs., twin
beds. semipvt bath. scr. pch. AID. d4l5.
$500 KANSAS AVE NW-Nlce smele,
double Triples and share rooms, also
double rm. tbasement), SO for : or $50
Tor l. Nice section Conv transp. ia. 4Nl".
1919 r ST NV. Apt A. tWhite)-Com-
Portable nm. dble. bed, or .. COW.
transp.. tub and shower. DE. 77l5
CHEVY CHASE Military I'd. nr. Conn, bus
Il gentleman only. large, cool room on
md floor; bed has inner-sprlng mattress
. bathrooms, Lear garage. no houSeKeep-
ing. detached, insulated house: occupied
by > ADULTS. Ordwav 3636
1881 18th ST. NW-S!ngIe and double,
master rooms; twin beds: exclusive home
Near trans. walk. dis: scrupu!ously clean.
NV. sECT1ON-Large double and single
bright rooms. nicely furnished: gentle
men preferred. Phone Metropolitan n6in,
:ol4 .KALoRAMA .RD. NV.
Vacancy for young girl" Also vacancy
! for youne man NO f535.
IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE-Large newly
/ furnished room with running wafer inol-
vlduaI beds and d-esSers, maid and phone
! service, also large closet. !" MIN. down
town bv Stree.car, around corner 10 stores
restaurants and Elo.les. For glE.s
Also lsrpe newly furnished room With
runnlng water for -, Twin beds, - f.5t
each Can DE 1855
Q06 n ct N F LARGE
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

ONE ROOM, KITCHENETTE
AND BATH, IN NV. VICINITY.
BOX 254-L, STAR. O.
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~ r. l. AVE. NV. APT. 2l-LrVING
room. bedroom, kitchen. dlnette and bath
May be seen Wednesday or evenings after
$ D NJ MR. BRUFF
Evening star., 1943-07-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1917 R. l. AVE. NW-Walkins distance
downtown Desira9le b, double run runnInE Ini;
delicious. interesting and PLENTIFUL
LARGE, AIRY ROOM for employed couple
or women; small, quiet family; hne
meals: Wise. and Fessenden bus WI. 64'H.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Several vacan-
cies for ladies and gentlemen. MI. 05ls.
ARLINGTON, VA, .53o N. Sth st-De
sirable rooms, good meals for officers, eX-
ecutives and wives; refined home.
LARGE ROOM FOR 3; also ! room for
:; single g n beds, eScel1ent meals rood trans;
1894 MASS. AVE NV, right downtown
full cook Call evenings, District 1888
FRONT RIM, Jewish home; lovely for young
lady; Also sinsle Im: for young man man
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for-2 empl.
twir. beds. in spacious weu-kept home.
porch and yard breakfast and dinner.
/; 1aos 17,h u ST E. NW-TEipe W. room with
and doubles Ho 0;i35.
1850 QUE ST. NW.-Large, cool room for
3 Also girl to share with another, showers.
Walking distance. Hobart 9S92.
TOWN CLUB. 1900 Mass. ave. n.w.-Fa-
nous for food; enormous studio I'm 20
g boys or girls DU. 1864.
NJ ST: NV. 1873. at Conn. ave.-Cana-
dian WAAcS n;o moving 1,oIs In new dormt,ories
meals daily; sWitchboard Service. . 40 :
OLD ENGLISH" 1875 Que St NV
Single and triple. with running water;
board OPTIONAL: conv transp.; showers,
maid service. laundry privils.
1926 10th ST. NW-Double or triple
rooms, also girls to share rooms; excel
lent meals
Evening star., 1943-07-06

ID THIRD ST. NE-TWC ROOMS. COMB.
kitchen and dInette. Private bath En-
ployed couple preferred. Reference re-
Guired
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FOUR-Exceptionally well furnished. pri-
vate home, select district away from heat
CT city; convenient transportation; suit
after pm II"
Evening star., 1943-07-06

BEDROOM AND KITCHEN: USE OF
home. express buses: gentle home 4GO6
FIith 81 n ". Randolph G1g3.
Evening star., 1943-07-06

| ATTRACTIVE SEMI BASEMENT, KNOT
" pine bachelor quarters for refined per-
! son: easement windows; pvt. Law, PVT.
{ entr., pvt. cook. fac; y blk. bus - min
| dONnVOMM. hest res sec NO AIlG
Evening star., 1943-07-06
ONE-BEDROOM APT.
APARTMENTS UhFURkISHED.

Maid and hotel service, g. or SS a dsv.
see asst, mgr, Fairfax Hotel .lOO Mass.
Evening star., 1943-07-06

WING ROOM AND SLEEPING PORCH,
windows, next bath, uni phone. OWNER,
lnI3 IaNlnr L U
Evening star., 1943-07-06

1880 10Th ST. NW.-AT DUPONT CIRCLE
and Conn. aVe.-UnuSually large, cool, AIRY.
attTactlFe lSt-fOOr front, studio apt. with
Kitchen. Frlgidalre and SemIpvt bath
Completely furn utilities paid maid serv-
ice. Suitable for 3. 500 monthly. NO SlG5
Evening star., 1943-07-06
Attention. WAVE Oficers.

modatloUs for in private home NV
section, sharing suite OF 3 rooms and
private bath with " SPAR officers Laundry
and uni. phone privileges. Conv. tranSp.
No cOoElne EN- 3O65
Evening star., 1943-07-06

LARGE FRONT BED-LIV. RM., Ind FL.
nicely furn., > closets; suit. couple or
ladies': share kitchen If desired. DU. 1888.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE 4-ROOM APT
With :! other girls. 1854 Grard ST. NV.
Decatur 1O43
Evening star., 1943-07-06

BABY STROLLER; Tailor-Tot preferred
Good price paid for prewar constructed
Evening star., 1943-07-06

NV SECTION-A 6 LARGE ROOM
apartment furnished. by gentle widower to
couple able to furnish excellent references
as 10 honesty and SObrlety Owner Will
retain l b = ard allow good rental 10 neat
hDGsekeepfr. conv. 10 best streetcar line
IN city, one block 10 bases; electric fan
eacn room, Washing machine, vacuum.
refEIseratlon included. Full particulars
flrs. Le.-nE- By A-n-I
Evening star., 1943-07-06

TAKCMA PARK. 504 ETHAN ALLEN AVE.
fof y. H. aye,l-LIv. rm bedrm, XII .
PVT. bath Electrolux. ~ blks bus Cen
rlie home. Permanent couple So 50.
Evening star., 1943-07-06
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
POULTRY & EGGS.

F. W. BOLGIANO e. CO.
Poultry equipment; full line Eshelmar's
feeds. Al New York ave. ne. FIR. 4SOO.
607 z ST. NV. MA. 0091.
Evening star., 1943-07-06
;37 COLUMBIA RD. NV.

Newly remodeled. ground-foor apt
.af"e room. klIcaen. F!IgIdaITe and private
bath. all uti.ltIcs furnished corvenlent 70
stores and transpOr' atlOu. $50. 81 mont hlv
FEDERAL F1NANCE CO, al5 New Yo.k
ave. NV Ma 1Iu3 Is.
I RMS. AND BATH, 1st FLOOR. NEWLY
decorated and nice nearly new furniture:
heat. hgh' ana hot water, 500 per mo.
W. rtlnLn MSln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
A Fond Toast
Joe {. Brown 10 Celebrate
70 Years Of Marriage
Map by Times stsn Artist

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. is CINS)
Separated by thousands of miles,
Joe f. Brown. the comedian, and
his wife, Kathryn, have arranged
a little ceremony to celebrate
their 2Sth wedding anniversary.
At II a. m. on the day before
Christmas, Mrs. Brown, in Holly
wood. and Joe, wherever he hap
pens TO be entertaining American
soldiers, will drink a toast 10
each other and to their long and
happy marriage.
The anniversary will be poig-
nant this year.
On Christmas Day their son,
Capt. Don Brown, would have
been 27.
He died for his country-In the
crash OF a military plane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Allied Bonbers
Attack Austria

ALGIERS, Dec. 16 ms
Large forces of Allied bombers
heavily attacked the railway
junction at Innsbruck, Austria,
20 miles north of the Bremen
Pass. today and also blasted the
viaduct over the Avisio River and
the Bolzano rail yards, IS miles
south Of the pass.
Continued progress by the
Eighth Army in the Orsogna sec
tor in the face Of furious German
resistance and bad weather, was
reported today by Gen. Eisen-
hover.
On the Fifth Army front, 1t.
Gen. Clark's forces battled for
ward and captured an important
hill position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Railroads Face
Seizure by j. 5.
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
unions. hut Economic Stabilize
ton Director Vinson turned it
down as inflatiOnary. substituting
instead 4-to-10-cent sliding scale
raise. Congress promptly charged
that VinSon had violated the rail
way labor act, which provides for
the panel machinery.
p The heads of the five operating
Unions announced that the sched-
uled walkout would be progress
tive." with y per cent of the
railroads stopped Al S a m Dec
30 and an additional fourth Of the
carriers halted on each Of the
following three days
1--WE believe that in the long
run such action on the part of
large and powerful labor group
will rebound both 10 the mill
tary success OF the war and the
present and postwar welfare NJ
the common people Of this
nation" they said
This il fundamentals n
strike vote against gross in
Justice in the administration of
the American war economy
which h affecting not only rail
road transportation workers hut
wage Farmers and salaried peO-
pie a. well.
at IL strike against infla-
tion for the privileged few and
deflation for the many"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Rouge Plane Factory
Damaged by Flames
Continued from Page One)

brought under control. company
Spokesman said that none OF the
new engines on the assembly line,
nor any already assembled, had
been damaged Firemen previously
had declared that the engines were
with SCOT and debris.
The company announced that
the plant would be back in pro-
duction when the afternoon shift
The entire night shift
of 4.500 workers was sent home
while the building was ablaze.
AT Z a. m. another shift was
turned AWAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16

received the first alarm at 2:46
a. m. and sent its regular appa-
ratus 10 the scene Thirty min
utes later il received second
call and dispatched all available
reserves, including three engines,
two ladder trucks, a rescue squad
and a chemical truck.
DETROIT SENDS HELP
The Detroit department re-
ceived it's first call at 4 a. m. and
rushed A rescue squad, one engine,
a chemical truckto the scene and
at 5 80 dispatched an aerial truck
to combat flames which broke
through the air conditioning sys-
tenn 10 the roof of the building.
The only person listed by the
company as injured was George
Robbins, crane operator, who
suffered a wrenched back when
ne leaped from his crane to
escape the flames. He was taken
home after treatment
The company reported the fol-
lowing treated for smoke fumes
and sent home:
Jodie Cantrell, Margaret Flores,
LaVcne Stroup, Martha SimonS,
Joseph Kreutcher, Pauline Stew
art. Irving Court. Edward Powers
and Fred Galloway.
Rescue workers. equipped with
oxygen masks, were driven back
in early attempts 10 save workers
trapped in the building. but later
all persons were reported safe.
NEW ENGINES SAFE
More serious damage 10 the
plant was averted when switch
engine moved into the loading
docks and pulled the blazing car
INTO the open.
Adding 10 the bedlam were
intermittent explosions within the
plant. believed 10 be drums OF
oil and high octane gasoline
Hundreds of workers were cut
of from their lockers, LEAKING
coats and purses behind in their
fight from the building one
worker. lost i'm the smoke. Jumped
from a second floor window.
Hours after the fire had been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Reds Control
25O-Mhe Line
In Dnieper Bend

MOSCOW. Dec. 16 QNS)-
Russian armies held control of a
25O-mile stretch of the twisting
Dnieper River from Nikopol to
Cherkassy today with the juno
ton of their Cherkassy and
Kremenchug bridgeheads.
Red Army troops tanning out
southwest of Cherkassy in the
Dnieper bend linked with those
moving up from Kremenchug. One
Russian column battered its way
forward II miles below Cherkassy
TO within three miles of the i'm
portant railroad junction OF
Smela.
German broadcasts reported
that the Russians had launched
a new offensive in White Rus
STA between the Dnieper and
Berezina rivers. One broadcast
said he Soviets were using
eight infantry divisions-S0,0 900
10 10000 men--and at least
100 tanks in the new offensive.
which was said 10 have scored
IAN initial breach which was
later eliminated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
~ TANKS WRECKED

Forty-eight German tanks we're
wrecked and hundreds of Nazis
were killed in the furious struggle
80 miles west Of Kiev in the Sec
tor south of Malin. where the
Russians on Tuesday had yielded
the road junction of Radomiyl.
The Soviet midnight communi-
que said that the Germans re-
newed their assaults yesterday
with An artillery-supported thrust
by 5000 troops and more than
100 tanks.
The Moscow radio, in a
broadcast reported by the Lon
don News Chronicle. declared
this winter we will hit the Ger
mans harder than we have ever
hit them before. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Christmas @. K K.
On Vet Bonus
Called Unlikely

WASHINGTON. Dec Ih 'OFI
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Maxim
Reveals
Heroes
BY II. ID. QUIGG

WITH THE FIGHTING GOTH,
MAXIM, Gilbert Islands, Nov. 25
Delayed (UP) A fanatIcal
japanese officer dived into an
American foxhole in the dark and
ran his sword under the shoulder
blade and into the left lung OF a
private of the 9th division.
The soldier grabbed the sword,
keeping the Japanese from with
drawing il for another blow, and
started swinging his jungle knife.
The japanese died, slashed wide
open. The soldier went TO a field
hospital with his wounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
sTRANGLEs JAP

Another soldier. whose name.
like that Of the man who tussled
with the sword wiclder, must be
kept secret, received orders not
to fire from his foxhole for fear
of hitting his comrades. When
a Japanese jumped into his fox
hole he pulled Off his helmet and
beat the japanese 10 death with
IL. then, 10 make sure, strangled
him with a strip Of canvas.
A japanese sneaked up to Cpl.
Loren Scott in the dark. trying
70 find his position, and said in
excellent English:
Are YOU In there?"
yeah" said Scott, and shot
him through the heart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
HEROIC FIGHTING

Such has been the heroic fight
ing ont this island.
Four japanese RI h ed Sgt.
Chester Deys machine gun and
all but one member of his crew.
He picked up a rife and went out,
swinging the weapon like a club.
He won back his gun from the
dying Japanese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way Order them
delivered to your door from your
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
SURROUND ZHLoBIN

RUSSIAN forces northwest Of
c. lel have virtually sur
rounded the railroad junction of
Zhlobin. their next important
objective in this area The
Soviet communique made no
mention Of the fighting in this
area
The railway station of Belo-
zerye. five miles northeast OF
fell into the hands OF the
advancing Russians, but the towr
remained in possession of the
NaZiS.
Red Army forces battling des-
perately 10 check the German
counteroffensive against Kiev re.
gained several populated points
from the enemy as the tide OF the
ever-changing battle once agar
turned against the Nazis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
VICTORY TAX CHANGE

However. proposals were pend
ing 10 modify the victory tax.
Under the present law. while The
victory lax is ; per cent. a post
war rebate G automatically
credited which reduces the net
tax to about 3 per cent,
A proposal by Senator George.
committee chairman, TO gain one
billion dollars in revenue by re-
ducinC the taX-frcc time for liquor
in bonded warehouses from eight
10 four years encountered stub
born opposition.
Majority Leader Barley pre-
scnted a group Of diStllers who
contended that the tax would fail
TO ease the liquor shortage would
drive many diStillerS out OF buSi-
ness and would leave the nation
without aged whisky at the end
Of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Write to Congress

Member Of Congress, Capitol Building,
Washington d. c.
call on YOU to support legislation that VIII
provide mastering out pay, clothing and hospltahza
tion facilities for discharged servicemen Immediately
upon their return to civilian life.
Let's not have any bemedaled apple pedders after
this war.
wish TO register my protest against the neglect
~ wounded disabled and mentally sick men of the
armed forces who have been discharged without any
provision for thcir-eafe and treatment
petition you, as my representative in Congress,
te do an in your power to that those who fought
and bled TO preserve the American way of life will be
assured the necessities of life upon their discharge
from the armed forces.
This is urgent, please act now
Sincerely,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16

Here is the list Of gopr Michigan congressman and
tbljr 1strjcis and your senator's Write Ure your
protest:
T. : SIN ATORS Pane Wocott, 7th
,,.,sa,,or- l.. Crawford. Sth.
[,'lu"l -. 49, 0~'e Albert j. Engel, 9th
'f~+H+7 Roy Orchard Woodruff. 10th
L. :. CONGRESSMEN Fred Bradley 11h
f.sorge Sadovskl LIST b. Bennett. 18th.
Earl Cory Kitchener George y. OBrcn 18th
PAM W Shafer Louis Charles Rabaut 14th
clare + Hoffman ith John D. Dngel. 18th.
j Jon<man. 5th John LeslnSk 10Th
William BackneN 9Th. George Anthony Dondero lth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
p Ian 10 Cancel
Social Security
Tax Rise PeriIed

WASHINGTON. Dee Is ms
Senator Vandcnberg said today
that his proposal to cancel an au-
tomato increase Of more than a
billion dollars annually in social
security taxes may be lcopardizcd
ny failure Of Congress TO pass
now tax mll by Jan L.
Hope for speedy enactment of
revised revenue measure faded
with Senate finance committee
members m odds over income and
liquor taxes Another dispute is
in prospect with the House IN con-
ference after the Senate does pass
the legislation.
MUST ACT BY JAN. I
The committcc. i'm revising the
S2.139O00oOO House bill, voted TO
add a rider canceling an auto
matte increase of / per cent each
on employer and cmploye in social
security taxes. unless the present
law is changed the pay roll tax
boost will 20 into effect Jan. /.
There is serious question
whether we can get bill passed
nv the first of the year said
/ NandenberC what will happen
with regard To social security
taxes II we don't i "A question"
The committee was 10 decide to-
day whether 1t VIII revise the >
/ per cent victory tax,
( Rejecting a House proposal TO
repeal the victory tax and raise
the normal individual income rate
TO 10 per cent the committee de-
cided 10 retain the victory tax and
the present normal tax rate of 8
/ per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16

Member Of Congress, Capitol Building,
Washington, d. c.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-16
Casualties

Washington, July 16-UP- The
Navy Department has disclosed
names of nine Michigan men OF
the L. s. Navy and Marine Corps
held prisoners by the Japanese.
The Marines are:
Pvt. Ferris d. Bell; mother. Mrs.
Flora B. Bell, 1912 Woodlawn
Drive. Flint.
PFC Frederick G. Lutz; mother.
Mrs. Frances Lutz Mauldin. 30s
W. Michigan Ave..A Battle Creek
PFC Vincent G. McDiarmid;
mother Mrs. Jessie McDiarmid
1880 Floral Ave, Pennington.
PFC Joseph l.. Salyer; mother.
Mrs. jeanette Zawaci, 3205 Ken.
dali Detroit
Corp. Donald s. Tervolis: moth.
err. Mrs. Betty Tervolis. 1902 Glib
son. Detroit.
Assistant Cook Euclid A. Nieau;
mother. Mrs. Mary Vieau, Duncan
Ave. Cheboygan.
PFC Evan F. Bum; mother.
Mrs. Ernest d. Bum, Iron Noun
tain.
The Navy men are:
Frank Currie. hospital appren.
tice. 7st class; mother Mrs Hazel
Curris. 20s George St, Midland.
John Maurice Vroman. Seaman
LIST class, U.S.NR.; mother, Mrs.
Mary Vroman. Metamora.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-16
News From Whitaker

san Francisco Saturday morning
after having a 80 days furIough.
Peggy Quilhot. Fremont, Ind,
Is spending the summer in the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. II Z Strawe.
Mr. and Mrs Leo Hammesch-
midi. Detroit. spent Monday eve
ming with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs Thomas buckingham Later
they all called on M and Mrs.
Lynn Squires, Judd Rd
Mrs. Ida Lamkin spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Gertrude Hainer. Milan.
Sunday guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Williams were M and Mrs
Walter Griffin and family, Wayne
and Mrs Fred Griffin and son, Ypsi-
lanti
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller and
Robert. West Sumpter were sun
day dinner guests Of their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrod.
Mrs. Barlow Simonds and daugh-
ter Ruth, Whitaker. and Mrs. Les.
ter Hall. Willis, were Manchester
business visitors Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Harold MClnal ~
Pleasant Ridge spent the week end
with the latfer'S parents. Rev.
and Mrs ", +. Boettcher
Mr. and Mrs lie Roy Painter aud
daughter Joan were Sunday dinner
guests at the home of their par
ents Mr. and Mrs. John Bobicz Sr
Mr. and Mrs Frank Sikorski and