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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Governor ProCIdims
Navy Day OCT. II

Gov. Kelly has called on all
civic. patriotic and commercial
organizations. as well as public
and parochial schools in tho state
10 observe oct. II as Navy Day.
"Navy Day, this year, should
he an occasion Of gratitude and
Thanksgiving for what our navy
has done and Is doing 10 insure
our security and freedom" he
said at is the greatest sea-air
power on earth"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
General Sees
Victory Inn Air

Brig. Gen. K. p. Wolfe Of
Wright Field, Dayton. O., "ex-
pedIter' i'm the construction Of
heavy bomberS for the army air
forces, has a simple formula to
win the war:
Build more planes, more
quickly, and get The war over"
Here 70 address the Central
Aircraft Council dinner az Hotel
Statler last night, Gen. Wolfe said
the motor car industry and the
aircraft industry combined had 10
conquer the manpower problem
by taking what manpower they
had and using it properly:
"A year ago." he said, mate
rial was our problem; now IL II
manpower. Although the mate
rial situation Is still tight, II Is
not as bad as il was. Planned
production has resulted I'm an
even output Of engines and
planes, so all we need now Is
more planes. more quickly. and
get the war over"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
House TO Probe
US. 0iCriisiS
Map BY Detroit Time. stan ArtLst
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

Special n THE DETROIT TINES
WASHINGTON. Oct 1-Spurred
by the demands of mid-weStern
congressman, House Speaker Sam
RaybUTn today ordered an invests
cation into every aspect of Amer
ica'S critical oil problem.
Rayburn'S action followed
charges that the war effort and
Americas postwar future were
being endangered by bureaucratic
bunglinE. and by the depletion Of
American oil reserves. 1t viii he
conducted by the special petrol
cum committee Of the House in
terState and foreign commerce
committee. headed by Rep. Lea
Cd Of California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
OEDN Told:
NOEsOliticS

WASHINGTON. Oct. ! 0NS)
-0PA General Manager BowteS
asked OPA district Offices today
TO keep the 10000 local ration
board members out Of politics
wherever 1T would conflict with
the pubic interest.
BoWlcS set forth the following
Interpretation of the Hatch Act
for the guidance Of OPA en-
ploycS
. Fun or part-timc employees
or unpaid volunteers may not
use their official authority or
influence 10 affect the result Of
AN election.
. No OPA cmploye may take
an active part in managing "A
political campaign This does
not apply to local boards or vol
untCeTS.
BowleS authorized district OPA
directors 10 remove board men,
berS who violate these rules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Tool Theft Forces
War Plant 10 Close

IRNINGTON, y J., Oct !
GNS)-A war plant here was
shut down today because Of the
theft of equipment which may he
irrcplacablc
Dwight Davies, president OF the
United Marine and Equipment
Co. Inc, said the thieves took
electric shears. drills gauges and
aCetylene regulators,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
a State Postmasters
Confirmed by Senate

WASHINGTON, oct I UP) -
The Senate today unanimously
confirmed The following Michigan
postmaster nominations ROYAL
oak. Bruce 8. Trace. Cadillac,
Ernest r Brodeur, Holland,
Harry Kramer. Nackinaw City,
George J.. Carlton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
100000 Autos Leave
Highways in Year

LANSING, Oct. ! CUP)-Michl-
gan has nearly 100000 fewer
automobiles on the highways now
than a year ago. a check Of de-
partment of state vehicles license
records revealed today.
Up until yesterday. 1,640, 855
full-year license plates had been
sold compared 10 l,749,008 on the
same date last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Russians SWeoJ
Across P dins
Toward GomeI

MOSCOW. Oct. CUP)-Red
armies pounded across the wooded
plains of White Russia only
little more than 100 miles from
the old Polish border today, in
creasing the threat 10 Hitler's
Viteebsk Orsha Mogilev Gomel
line.
In the Ukraine, Russian forces
were believed consolidating their
positions and bringing up masses
Of artillery 10 cover thrusts
across the Dnieper River. which
Stockholm dispatches said Hitler
had ordered held at all cost as
a southern winter line.
Berlin broadcaSts acknowl-
edged that the Russians had
established several brideheads
on the west bank of the Dnie-
per, but asserted that Soviet
efforts TO reinforce them were
mostly intercepted)
LAST GERMAN BASTIoN
Front dispatches said the bat
tie for Gomel, hinge Of the SOUTH
eastern defenses of White Russia
and the last German bastion in
the republic east Of the Dnieper,
had begun with Red armies clos
ing in from the northeast. east
and south. Yesterday the Russians
captured SVyatiliviehi, 80 miles
northeast of Gomel, and other
towns within 10 miles Of the city.
One thousand Germans were
killed.
Farther north the Russians
stormed across the Sozh River
and captured the communications
center OF Krichev. IS miles north
northeast of Gomel and Sc miles
east of the Mogilev railroad Juno
ton. From Krichev the Russians
could outf1ank Gomel and launch
a frontal assault on Megilev
1000 GERMANS SLAIN
More than 1900 Germans were
killed in the Krichev area, thc4
Soviet high command said Ad
vances of up TO 1914 miles were
made.
The threat 10 OrSha from the
southeast was increased by the
capture Of temnyless, az miles
away on the railway from Kri-
chev.
The Germans launched two
counter attacks in the SmnlenSk
gate in an effort 10 stem the
Soviet drive on ViterbSk. but
were thrown back. More than
1000 Germans were killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

were on the attack in The central
and northern Solomons. a force
of Liberators raidcd the japanese
Kahih airdrome on BougaInvIlle
Island. setting fires and shooting
down u OF IS intercepting fight
ers One Allied fghlor was lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
1000 GERMANS SLAIN
Convict Held in Murder

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. ! GNS)-
Dekalb County police today were
holding Randall McHenry, 80, con-
vict, as they investigated the
murder Tuesday night OF Henry
c. Heinz. prominent Atlanta
banker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
VA. Today
Sforza TO Unite
Italian Factions
In War on Nazis
By SEYMOUR BERKSON


corr rsht by Ints-surna. News service
NEW YORK. oct ! Count
Carlo SfoTza the foremost
Italian anti-FaSCiSt statesman,
whose departure 10y plane for
Alled-occupied italian soli is
now very near. % WiIl sponsor a
coalition Of italian political
parties 70 rally an Italy against
the Germans.
The former Italian foreign
minister told me that the CoaII-
ton ne emissions Will he ore
gained Independently Of rHo
present BadoGio government
but Will collahoratc with il as
long as il wars against Ger
many.
SFORZA SAID the political
coalition would present a united
front among the three prinCi-
pal parties that have emerged
powerfully after The fam of
fasciSm: the Action Party JCom-
posed largely Of liberals and
republicans. the Italian Social
ist Party and the Christian
y emocrats (the traditional
Catholic party Of ltaly)
Various smaller parties that
have opposed faSciSm also VIII
be given a voice. he said.
Sforza himself has been off
cially recognized by the Action
Party as it's leader and has
been prominently mentioned as
it's eventual candidate 10 head
a democratic Italian regime.
COUNT SF0RZA. who con-
fir1ned that his departure is
very near" said that the coal-
tion probably would take the
form Of a national committee
whose purpose would be 10
unite all Italians in fun popular
support of Allied operations 10
drive the NaziS out Of Italy
Such support would entail
guerilla warfare and sabotage
behind the German lines as we'll
as organized support by Italian
armed forces in Allied-occupled
Italy, the count Indicated
He d eel are d emphatically
that he would not become a
member Of the Badoglio govern
ment or cabinet under any
circumstances but would foster
a political truce among the
italian parties 10 achieve The
kind OF unity essential 10 VIC
tory"
SFORZA SAID he feels that
all political questions IN Italy
including the fate Of the mon
archy and the Badoglio regime.
should be postponed until after
the last German has been driven
from our soil"
81 am convinced that my
influence with the Italian people
will he much stronger outside
the present government than
inside" SforZa said "SinCe l
have never compromised with
fascism and have opposed IL
ever since IL was born, i am
sure I would weaken my posi-
ton with millions Of Italians
were I now To Join n govern
ment which has compromised
during the past with the
Faseists."
Count Sforza has been living
in exile since 1928. when he left
Italy rather than submit 10 the
political DEGREES invoked by
Mussolini 10 crush all opposition
oarties
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
POUR INTO AUSTRIA

Additional Partisan uits were
reported pouring across the
border into Austria to reinforce
units enirenched in the Alps,
from which they We're SabotaGing
railway lines running into Yugo-
slavia and Hungary
In NugoSlaVIa. exile sources
said. the PartiSans have begun
widespread offensive against Ger
man positions in Herzegovina and
Montenegro
Heavy fighting also was 20
ported near the Dalmatian port Of
Split, from which P8rtlSanS with
drew earlier this week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
special to TIM DETROIT TINIES

NP''iai y" '"' HA'' NF'' '''''
CHICAGO, oct. -DenouncinC
The speech of Earl Browder chief
of the Communist Party Of the
United States, in which he de-
handed a second front and said
Russia would never fight the
JapS, tho Rev Edward Y. Daley,
ln a front-p3gc editorial today in
the New World, demanded that
President Roos evelt, Prime
Minister Churchill and Premier
Stain got 10 understand one an
other now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Freeing BroWdeI
Brings Rebuke

WASHINGTON, Oct. -INSt
Rep. Thomas oRl of New Jersey
criticized President Roosevelt to-
day for releasing Communist
leader Earl Browder from federal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

Ri1t-t4ft,
The Dies committee member
charged the President with a
grave mistake in freeing Brow
der. who was serving a term for
violation of passport regulations.
Thomas called attention 10 n
speech in which Browder said il
was an Illusion for the United
States 10 expect Russia 10 fight
Japan or TO give tho Allies Rus
sian bases. Browdcr also sup
ported the Russian contention
that the Allies have not yet
opened a second front.
THE President will rue the
day he set Brow der free"
Thomas said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
BddogIio Meets
Eisenhower TO
MdpAid Allies

I ALLIED HQ, n. AFRICA, Oct.
l (INS)-Gen. Eisenhower's head
quarters announced today the
composition of King Victor En-
manue'S Italian government.
Earlier il was disclosed that
Gen. Eisenhower and Marshal
BadOglio had conferred on a
method of bringing Italys military
effort TO bear against Germany.
The Italian government IS as
follows:
Marshal Badaglio, chief of gov
eminent; Gen. Vittorio Ambrosio,
chief of staff; Gen. Mario Roatta,
chief of staff for army; Admiral
Raflaele de Courten, minister of
marine; Gen. Sandelli, minister for
air; Duke Aquarone, minister of
the royal household.
Eisenhower and Badoglio met
Wednesday aboard the British
battleShip Nelson off the island
of Malta.
1.-THE principal topic Of dis
cusSiOn was method for
making most effective the
Italian military effort against
the common enemy, Germany"
an official statement said.
The announcement said that
"Some units" of the Italian mill
tary. air and naval forces already
had been engaged actively"
against the Germans.
LONDON. Oct. l GUP) King
Victor Emmanuel and Queen
Elena have arrived at the seat Of
Premier Badoglio'S government,
and Crown Prince Umberto also
has arrived on the Allied side. The
crown princess and their children
are in Switzerland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
GATEWAY TO TIUME

German occupation 81 SHssk
would pave the way for an
assault on Fiume, on the Italian
size uf the border fIume was
captured by the PartiSanS after
ItalN's surrender 10 the Allies.
Cro8t and SlOvcne PartiSanS
were credited 10y the YugoslavS
with occupying The whole IStrja
Peninsula in northeastern Italy
with the exception OF Trieste and
Pola. whore heavy fighting was
continuing
Reinforced German units also
have driven the PartiSanS from
the airfeld at Gorilla. about p
miles north Of Trieste, and part
of titr- town itself. hit the Tttgo=
slavS were keeping the airrcld
under heavy artillery fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
BIDS FOR SUPPORT

Peter said his government OK
tended equal support 20 all patri-
OTIS fighting the AXIS IN Yugo-
slavia direct bad for the
support u Gen Josip tTito)
BrozoVich'S Partisan forces. who
have taken the offensive against
the Germans. The kings own
commander Gen Dral3 Mihallo-
witch. has been boarding his men
IN the Yugos|av mountains pend
ing an Allied landing.
NugoSlaV sources here said
BrozoNiCh's partlsanS -urnhAhIN
would be forced 10 withdraw from
SuSak, Just across the YugoSlav
border from northeastern Italy
because Of the overwhelming
German strength.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

A large, fine diamond 10
set in a heavy, yellow
gold ring. Exceptional
value. On easy terms.
\ YEAR TO PAY
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24

aormer pastor of Tabernacle Bap-
fist Church Of Brooklyn, Ill. Here
ne was secretary of the Ministers
Council. He was vice president of
the Ministers and Deacons Con-
ten,ion of the New Salem Asso-
citation, elso the President of the
Advisory Committee of the N. Y,
4.
Rev. Smiths ministerial career
was started in La. He served for
5 years in Brooklyn, ILL.,, before
coming here.
While serving here he has not
confined his services to Eureka
alone; but he has become an or
ganic Isrt of the city life. He is
Ex-Pit sident end Secretary of the
lnterderominational Allan >. He
is a moving spirit in the Civic
League and a real friend to the
youth of our nation.
AS a token of love and respect
oil churches and ministers of the
city are joining with Eureka il
fae we'll service Throughout
he week of September 2o-2t. liz
wlll | reach his farewell SEE q
Su, 'ay night, September 26 from
the subject: THE Glory of FIN
ished Task" At which time h,
will thank his many friends fol
their support. The public is in
vited. He may be contacted al
any time CO DR.. r. C. Woods
737 Pleasant street, Hot Springs
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
Dermott..
BY Miss Lille M. Vim berly

-, The City Singing Union held
its regular session with the First
Baptist Church Sunday, Septem-
Der 18th, The financial report
was $l7.54. The City fishers
Union will sponsor a special pro-
gram Sunday, September 26, at
$3.50 p, m, at the Ash Street Bapt.
Church. Please make plans to
attend. Personals Mrs. Len
ora Gulledge was called to Miss.
due to the illness OF her grand.
mother. Nehemiah White of
Chicago visited relatives and
friends here. Mrs. Dorothy
Washington is visiting Pvt, Wash
ington stationed at a camp In
Wyoming. Sgt. Percy Jones
was home on furlough. Mrs
G. l.. Curry. Co. Demonstration
Agent. was in the city Thursday
Cpl. John Grandson is doing hi:
share of missionary work while
In camp. Mrs. Beatrice Lee whc
is employed in Chicago, H., was
at home last week. .Mesdames
Helen James, clarissa Young
Theresa Jett and Miss Lille M
Wimberly enjoyed very delicious
chicken supper at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Reed The
supper was given in honor o
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Jett of New
Orleans, La.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
Seeks Mate!

Prince Calvin living at l107
c. 18th St., North Little Rock u
seeking a mate through the col.
umns Of this paper. Mr.. Calvin ID
As years old, member Of 0ns Of
the city's leading churches and
is a property owner on the North
side.
The prospective wife must b
between the ages Of 1885 years
of age, a religious worker with
average intelligence. For further
information call at the above adj
dress or contact through mail
Adv.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
Hot Springs Minister To
Resign PASTORAL Charge

Hot Springs - Rev. Il. L..
Smith, progressive pastor of
Eureka Baptist Church of the
city will resign Sunday night,
September &c,
The young minister has serv-
ed the church for nearly four
years md from his labors much
progress has been made in the
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
MT. ION FEDERATION OF CLUBS

We witnessed something and different Friday
night September II when the Federated Clubs of the Mt
Zion Baptist Church led by their President Mrs. Fred
ec r. Guy presented their initial program with around
sc members representing various clubs of the church. pres
ent to make the affair Persons taking an active
part on the program were: Rev. O. W. Tins Chaplain
of the organization who led the Devotional Period Mrs
Mae Ella Williams sang "IIod Thou My Hand Ed Alex
Londonderry Air. - Mrs. G. L. Walton of the Eastern
Star Baptist Church, N. Little Rock gave two readings
Officers were installed by Rev. j. S. Voolfolk. This club
only a few months young, is doing much to create an
atmosphere of love and cooperation the membership
of this church and much credit for the of this
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
NATIONAL SINGER IN RECITAL AT
GOSPEL TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH .

Mrs. Dorothy jefferson of Chicago and Evanston Ill.,
presented in recital Monday evening, September 90
$3.50 p M, under the auspices of the Church Auxaries
Mrs. jefferson halls from North Western University and
organist and Director of the Mt Zion Baptist Church
Evanston, ILL., Having attended the National Baptist Con-
venon in San Antonio, Texas Mrs Jefferson is attempt
ing to fill very crowded itinerary demanded of her
possesses sngulary beautiful voice and is known in the
East the second Marian Anderson She sang several
classical numbers also several sprtuas, and
panied at the piano by Mrs Harette Taylor Dyer daugh
ter of the Pastor of Gospel Temple Church. Dr. Marcus Tay
lor Mrs jefferson accompanied here by he business
manager, Mrs. Isabella " Elkns 1928 Brown Avenue,
Evanston, III.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
VISITED In WYNNE

Mrs. A. Crump and Mrs. Perry Price spent few days
last week in Wyme guest of Mr. and Mrs Morris Hughes
They motored to Memphis before returning home.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24

ganzaton, is due Mrs. Guy who in her quiet and
Stunning manner along with very efficient corps of of
fces, is bringing great things to pass at Mt Zion After
the program everyone assembled in the lower auditorium
Of the church and delightfully."- refreshed with ice
cream and cake.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
IT A y IT, II
AROUND IowM.
WITH "LELA"

Well folks | gave my fountain pen a TRANSMISSION of
ink and started another tour around town sorry to
say I'm just no good = couldn't luck up on thing of
interest = that is not much My prediction of the we'd
ding turned out okey so here it's
SAUNDERS BROWN
Cleveland Saunders and Pearle Brown happen to be
the ones spoke of who would do the "Mddeaisle' 1t
took place Sunday, September 10 at the First Christian
Church. 18th and Cross streets
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
HE'S A WARRANT OFFICER NOW

haven't him, but they tell Andrew Terrence Of
the L. S. Army is home furough visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Boston Terrence and by the way he's
W. O. Andrew Terrence now.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
SAUNDERS THROWN
DEE TO COLLEGE

The Three Touchstone sisters left Saturday. September
18TH Misses LOWE Mae and Bonnie Ruth Tombstone will
enter Atlanta University to work their M. A. They
ceved their A. B. from Phander Smith college the Spring
of 1912 The Fall of 1912 they taught at Cotton Plant
Academy Miss Mildred E. Tombstone will enter Clark
College the campus with her sisters She will enter
as junior Good luck to the Tombstone girls.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
OFF TO COLLEGE

Lucille Ish, Shepherd Napier Ralph Cummings, Arthur
Fox Med Culns, Kathryn Gladney, James McCulum and
Joe Robinson left Tuesday September to enter Taadega
College
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
NEWS O FRIENDS HERE AND THERE :.

Rosa Marie Spears formerly Of Pine Bluff but who
has been 'Y' worker in Richmond Va, of the
American Red Cross Workers, who arrived safely in
Australia, ready for active duty We informed in
directly that Mrs. LaFay Hayman formerly of Little Rock
residing in St. LOUIS has been confined to St. Mary
Hospital there but is home and recovering rapidly
Mrs Flosse J. Allen Former Flosse Johnson) who resides
in Pine Bluff and employed at the Arsenal there spend
ing enjoyable vacation in Sunny California"
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
IT'S THOSE HIGGENBOTTOMS AGAIN

On Friday night October st, the Maids and Matrons
Club of the Mt Zion G., will present 1.-THE Hggenbotton
Family who will be at home to the public around p m
at the above named church. Mrs. M L. Williams is Presi
dent of the Club presenting this funner than family
For evening of fun and hilary make this Red Lette
Day on your calendar.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
MRS. d. J. DUBISSON SEES NEPHEW
ENTER CHARLOTTE HAWKINS COLLEGI

Mrs. D. ]. Dubisson joined Dr. and Mrs. Burke Of
Forrest City and motored to Sedal North Carolina where
John Burke Jr, entered the Charlotte Hawkins College
Enroute home, they stopped in Raleigh N c., Bir-
mngham Alabama and the State of Georgia Mrs Dubsson
reports an enjoyable trip
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
VACATIONING IN WASHINGTON, D. C.

Mrs. Ida Belle Jones, 1902 Rngo street is visiting her
two daughters in Washington, d. c. accompanied by her
grandson Master Edwin Walker. Mrs Walkers two daugh-
tiers employed Government workers in Washington.
pleasant visit to you Mrs. Walker.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24

sas, Cleveland, Ohio, Detroit,
Michigan, and Canada. She is the
owner and operator of the City
Cafe and Hotel.
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
CALIFORNIAN VISITS HERE j,

William Carter Of Oakland, California in The city
last week guest of his sister, Mrs. Isabel Armstrong
and aunt Mrs. Sarah Hunt 2009 E. 18th street Mr. Carter
left Monday night enroute to Cincinnati, Ohio
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
A WAC NOW

Private Rose M. Anderson of Truman, Arkansas
of the Negro starting training in the Womer
Moines Ia
Army Corps at First WAC Training Center Fort D
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO

~ IUVh FVNW fND To
Beginning next week thru the columns of this paper
will be series of articles about the dongs of the people
YOU know (good and bad written by that eminent writ
or LAWYER playboy and sportsman, Harold w. Flowers
Nnf-sedl But defintelY
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
A NEW FEATURE

For the next few weeks W
Der of the Army or Navy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Public. For this "
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-24
INTRODUCING

SGT and MRS J. S. SINIPKINS, of Detroit, Michigan,
who while in the CITY of Roses reside at the Hayman
residence, 1924 Gaines Sgt. Simpkns Supply
Robinson He is graduate of St. Augustine College,
Raleigh n c. His favorite sports include football (havng
been member of the team at his Alma Mater), bowling,
badminton, horseback riding.
Sgt Smpkin's wife, Mrs Inez Simpkins, native of
Rochester, n Y prior to her marriage Junior at
st. Augustine College You know how it goes "Boy Meets
Grip result Campus Sweethearts' and then well
she's enjoying travelling with her husband and may be
rightly styled "a Model Warwife' Like the hubby she en-
Joys bowling, badminon out and indoor tennis and
member of the riding Club of Cleveland, Ohio. While
here she has engaged herself in most of the activities Of
the u s. o. being active member of the Service Mems
and Mrs. Simpkns, who rate Little Rock Top Town.