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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Fraternity Houses
To Be Used by Goods

SEATTLE -Forty-three UniVer-
sity of Washington goods will
move into two fraternity houses
next Sunday. but the fraternity
boys are not excited. The Acacia
and Theta Nj fraternity members
will move out. renting their houses
TO the girls who were evacuated
from dormitories TO make room
for a new group of navy pre-flight
cadets
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
US0 Council
Meet Thursday

The meeting Of $50 council
originally scheduled FOR last Thurs
day and postponed due to adverse
weather conditions. Will Be held
this Thursday at ? m. in the
offices Of Uso-Trsvelers AID. 612
Provident Bldg.
All council members aresreouir-
ed to attend. as annual reports viii
be made by directors OF all USO
operations in Tacoma. and there
will be the annual election of
officers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Military Situation
Grove for Germans

LONDON-The Nazi regime
three days before the 10th ami
versary OF Adolf Hitlers rise 10
power is not only being compelled
to admit an increasingly grave
military situation 10 the German
people but is confronted with seri-
Gus foreign and internal problems,
continental dispatches and Ger
man broadcsstS indicated Wednes-
DAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
| Mr.. Stork's
--latest News

Editors Note: The following list
covers new arrivals reported daily
nv Tacoma area hospitals. A com
pletc list of births I'm this COM
munity will he published at n later
date n soon n Information Is
available from the registrar of vital
statistlcsl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Townsend Meeiinus

Thursday-Fircrest club No. 10,
regular meeting: Harmony club
No. 30. X. C han, So. 9th ave. and
Steele st, short business meeting.
games. entertainment. refresh
ments, South Tacoma club No. s.
members home. regular business.
Friday-All-City club No. 81.
Maccabee hall. So. 18th st. and
Pacific ave, business and CARDS
Fern Hin club No 4. Townsend
hall. So. SD ST. and Yakima ave.
business: South Summit club No.
33. Community han. business.
Saturday - Fawcett Ave. club
No. 10. Carpenters hall. So. 10th
ST. and Tacoma ave, business. fol-
lowed by dancing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Office Of War Information Provides
Program for Keeping Comfortable

Ten simple ranging from hanging blankets in door
to the OF newspapers emergency substitute
for weather strppng-were suggested b the Office Of
Price Administration today TO heat particularly IN the
oil-rationed home.
still warmly Flan
OPA
in wing eupha on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Your Income Tax
Return Simplified

The 1913 edition of this hook
Ia now ready Mt The Tacoma
Times. The cost is only 15c plus
two tax tokens. For mailing
there's an extra charge of &c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

Rent your vacant room with a
Times Want Ad. Call Main 1851.
ask for an ad taker.
La gaceta., 1943-08-27
LAS APUESIAs ISLAM A
FAVOR DE RAY ROBINSON

New York, agosto ~, Este
noche combatiran aqui bajo Ia di-
recci6n de Mike Jacobs, Henrey
Armstrong, ell excampe6n dc tres
titulos, ahora aspiran'e a la coro-
ma de las 147 libras, y Ray Robin
son, cabo del ejertito dc los Es-
tados Unidos, a quien muchos pc
ritos denominan ell campe6n sin
trono de las LAT libras.
Sera la vigesima septima pelea
de Henry Armstrong desdeque re-
tornara al cuadrilatero cor la in
tenci6n de reconquistar ell titulo
de la categoria "welter'.
Calcdlase que presenciaran Ell
encuentro mas de $4,000 persO-
mas, con un rendimiento aproxi-
mado de $4,000.
Las apuestas estan a favor de
Robinson, en- proportion de 3 por
/. Ray solo ha sido derrotado u
ma ,vez, por Jacobo La MOtta, en-
as peleas PROFESSIONALS.
Robinson es mas joven = tieDe
ventaja en- estatura, alcance de
brazos, destreza y "dinamita'' en-
los pufios.
La gaceta., 1943-08-27
LUDWIG Sc BATIRA CON RED
DUCAN

Ell e%mpresario Butler complete
aver el programa que ofrecera,
en- ell Auditorio Municipal, Ell veni'
dero lunes por la noche.
Bill Ludwig. Ell ciudadanO que
presta sus servicios a la marina
mercante, acept6 de rival a K.O-
Dugan, Ell super-villano de Jack
sonville. Sc lie ha fijado al mat
en- n duraci6n de as minutes y
ganara ell primero que derribe a
su oponente, dentro de las reglas
"agarra por donde puedas''.
Dos indios han sido contratadOs
para ell programa, Jim Clinkstock,
que posee considerable destreza,
y Chief Saunooke, que pesa 300
libras Y un aditamento.
Underhill, ell "escupe fuego" de
los astilleros, Sc propone veneer
a Jim. Nick Bacalis, ell griego,
Sc enfrontara son Saunooke.
La gaceta., 1943-08-27
Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LIGA NAcIONAL
Nueva dsrrota de los Buccaneers

Solo IN juego Sc verified aver
en- esta liga.
Paul Derringer dejo a los Pira-
tas en- seis "hits" y dos carreras,
mientras sus camaradas de novena
disparaban ocho ~"jilotes" y pasa-
ban tres veces la gonna.
Phil Cavarreta salv6 a los Cubs
de una derrota cuando descarg6
un cuadrangular sobre los "bul-
tos postales" de Hebert, en- la sex
ia entrada, "Mani" Lowrey anO-
to la carrera decisiva en- ell sep
timo. Alfonso Lopez bate6 un
"hit" en- tres wees al bate.
Sc lie acredit6 la derrota a He
bert, a quien relevara Brandt.
Este nuevo contratiempO ha We
nido a aumentar la distancia en-
tire la novena dirigida por Frisch
y ell ''team" que comanda Bill
McKecknie.
Chicago &c, 8h, De; Pittsburg
La gaceta., 1943-08-27

WASHINGTON.-Parad de-
mostrar que no hay region de
la Europa ocupada por los
nazis que este fuera del al
canoe de las rapidas ofensivas
aereas de los aliados contra
objetivos militares del Eje,
bombarderos estadounidenses
con base en- Ell Este Central,
hicieron un extraordinario
vuelo de 1900 millas a9reas
para vapulear una de las
grandes fabricas de anna
aerea situada en- la parte
meridional de Viena.
Cruzando ell Mediterraneo en-
pleno dia, Y pasando por ell cora
z6n de los Balcanes, la gran fuerza
de bombarderos de cuatro motores
deiaron caer toneladas de poderosos
explosives v bombas incendiarias en-
los hangares y las fabricas de
Wiener NeustGdt Me~sserchmitt.
Los LiberdtOrs pertenecian q Ia
Novena Fuerza Aerea de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Ia cual cause ~reciente-
mente serios daios en- los yaci.
mientos petroliferos De Ploetsi. eT
Rumaria, para cuya hazana reali'
1sr1p un vGelo redondo de 2.45C
millas.
Tam1ieR las escuelas de avlaci6n
Tia fibrica Wiener NeWs,0ds con
sisis q cuatro o cinco grandei
iA'erc5 de montaie, emplea alguno
rillPrrs de trabaiadores y man
tiene una de las meiores escuela
de entrenamiento a&reo del Reich
Tanto la fabrica como su escueli
pueien ident:hcarse con faeilidAI
d"sds el aire, va que eStan situada
en- una planicie en- campo alberto.
.Cpando Sc iaiciaron los trabaio
en- dicha fabriea, ALA por 1910, 10
rails s. vanao'oriaban de que {
area esta6a "fuera de peligro
porQue sc eneontraba fuara del n
canca de los aviones situados e
bases bvitanicas. Ain euand
Naua ha sufrido incursione
? 'reas por aviones rusos, fue est
a. psimera OCCASION en- que bombal
6e % c adounidenses y britanico
La gaceta., 1943-08-27

Ipor los aliados mientras 6stos
reunian u armadas fuera del
Africa Septentrional y Sc prepara-
ban para la invasion de Stella. No
fue sine hasta que las primeras
tropas aliadas invadieron la isla
italiana, que Ell Eje trat6 de inter-
venir. va los nazis no hacen in
cursiones aereas en- masa sobre los
puertos britAnicos susceptibles a la
invasion. Los aer6dromos britani-
cos Sc e practicamente libres de
ataQue alguno. Los bombarderos
que Sc dirigen a Europa muy raras
veces encuentran opoSici6n alguna
hasta que llegan a la costa fran.
cesa. Sc dice que ell enemigo hS
restringidO la production de bonn.
barderos y est& concentrando sus
actividades en- la fabrication de
bombarderos de GAIA, para usarlos
como arma contra ataques a&reos y
terrestres.
Representa- este an cambio radi.
cal en- Ia estrategia a&rea aiemana.
Los observadores de Londres dieen
al efecto que este puede deberse (1)
Ia la destruction por los aliadog De
fabricas de anna aerea enemiQa.
(2) . un desmoronamiento del SIS
|, tema de entrenamientO de photos
|. nazis, o (S) q escasez de eOmbusti.
lbleS.
Gran eaRtidaa
Las establishes mas recienAaa
acerca del total dc bOmbas que nan
: caid0 sObre Alemania, son demos
: traci6n del ereciente pOder AZ laa
fuerzas aereas aliadAa. Haata
; JUNO del eorriente aho, II Raal
: Fuerza AGrea habia lanxado iS6.-
1000 toneladas de bombas sobra
: Alemania. De esta eantidad. mSg
de Ia mitad-es decir, $500 tone
ladas-fueron lanzadas durante Ioa
: primeros siete meses de este aRo.
0e este 0ltimo total, AA7OO toneIa-
das de bOmbas fueron depositadas
: en- la zona industrial del Ruhr.
q area vital del mecanismo militar "a
Alemania.
De las $4,000 tonGladas de- bom-
pas desparramadas sobre obietivos
Itaiianos por los aliados desde ana
ltalla entr6 en- Ia Ruerra en iunio
\ de 1910. 22.70O fSeron arroiSdaS
! oorante los primeros seis meses de
La gaceta., 1943-08-27
LIGA AMERICANA
CanarOn y PerdierOn

Los Senadores ganaron ell pri-
mel juego, usando a Wynn Y Emil
Leonard, y perdieron ell segundo
con Milo Candini Y Mertz.
La derrota lie corresponds a
Muncrief, en- ell primero, y ell ext
to a Hollingsworth, en- ell segundo.
Candini perdio la "goma" y
tuvo ell NAL gusto de regular cua-
tro inoportunas "transferencias"
George McQuinn bate6 de zion
rr6n", en- ell segundo, y Kampon-
ris lie imit6.
En- ell primero aportaron "cua-
drangulares" Spence McQuinn,
Hayes y Farley.
Washington &c, 11h, lie; San
Luis 7c, Oh, 2e.
Washington &c, 8h, OOe; San
Luis 4c, 5h, lie
La gaceta., 1943-08-27
&c, 6h, OOe.

&c, Oh, OOe.
Hoy jugaran los Cubs con los
Piratas, en- Pittsburg, de noche,
actuando los serpentineros Kiln
ger y Passeau; Cardenales Y Ro-
jos, en- San Luis, de noche, con M.
Cooper y Bucky Walters. Las
demas novenas descansaran.
La gaceta., 1943-08-27

hicieron blanco en- objetivos aus
triacos.
La incursi6n sobre la gigantesca'
fabrica MesSerschmitt Sc llev0 q
cabo con ell fin de seguir la norma
establecida por los aliados de batir
fuertemente objetivos militares ubi-
cados en- ciudades industriales de
importancia. HabiendO quedado
en- escombros Hamburgo, segunda
ciudad del Reich y ell puerto prin-
cipal de este, los aliados han con-
tinuado hacienda blanco en- objeti-
vos de suma importancia para Ia
maquinaria belica nazi. Reciente-
mente, los bombarderos aliados re-
garon tonelada tras tonelada de
bombas sobre Mannheim, Ludwig
shafen y Nuremberg.
Muchas factOrias
Mannheim y Ludwigshafen sor
ciudades gemelas en- las riberaS
Opuestas del Rim, cerca del puntC
donde Sc junta con ell Neckar, q una
distancia de 50 Kilometres al su,
roeste de Frankfort. En- elias
abundan las factorias de tanques
vehiculos de motor, motores desc
y explosives de alta tension.
La ciHdad de Nuremberg, eentr'
de armamento v transporte qu,
queda q $50 millas asreas de Ingla
terra, recibi6 un bombardeo de una
$500 toneladas de explosives. FL
esta ciudad, que sigue Inieamentl
a Munich como sede del partid,
nazista, So e~ncuentraR eoncentra
daS muchas f&bricas de aviones
tanques.
Y no hay que olvidar que los bonn
, barderos aliados contin1an sus ha
zahas sin recibir gran oposici6n pc
: parte de Ia LWftVa Ge, anna fra
! guada secretamente pOr Hitler Co
ell An de s0juxgar al mundo enterC
mientras las dem&s naciones De con
sagraban q los idealaS = j. ma
Tai parece que las fusrzas aerea
5 alemanas se eneuentran u-suel
mente incapaces de presentar mad
mas que una fnRma deEensa contr
-tel ereeiente poder de- Is armada
britSnieaS y norteamericanas.
: FracasO de Ia LuftwaRe
al Ia Iuffura IL dem0str6 ser n
La gaceta., 1943-08-27
BatearOn opOrtunamente

Los Medals Rojas de Boston So
o pudieron batear cuatro ''hits"
a Naymick y Center; pero con
ellos, bien colocados, entraron
cuatro wees en- ell "home" y al
canzaron la victoria.
Ell triunfo Sc lie anot6 al pitcher
Ryba, que limito a siete los "hits"
de sus contrariOs.
No hubo batazos de "tribey"
y "jOnrr6n" en- ell curse del par
lido.
Boston 4c, All, De; Cleveland
1c, IN, 2e.
Los IndiOs jugaran con los Me-
dias Blancas, esta noche, en- Chi
cage, y actuaran los 'serpentine-
ros" Smith y HUMPHREYS.
Tigres y Browns jugaran de
noche, en- San Luis, anunciandose
como lanzadOres a Newhouser y
Galehouse.
La gaceta., 1943-08-27
Fraraso de d LuftwaRe

Ia LHftwdfe demostr6 ser IN
completo fracaso al no atacar ell
extraordinario objective presentado
Evening star., 1943-12-11

WhAl. to:15-Dsmsti1siion n ne sx.
ploik Of Z hero Of ksndova.
W0p, t0:45-WsndslI WiIkn, Rabbi
Israel 6odstsia snd Dorothy haynW sa behalf
f he drive.
WhAl. to:45-1hs Right Rev. Henry st.
6. TuekH presiding bishop Of ths EpixopsI
Church: Universal Bible Sunday"
Evening star., 1943-12-11
$1,723,000 Estate Left
By Mrs. Marina A. Given

Mrs. Martha A. Given OF this city.
who died on November II IN La
trobe, Pa, left personal property
valued at more than $1,723, 900, it
was shown in a petition to the will
Med for probate in the register OF
Wills offlce at District Court.
Mrs. Given, who was more than
90 years old, was the widow of T,
Hartley Given. once president Of
the Farmers Deposit National Bank
OF Pittsburgh. Mrs. Given had
lived In Washington for about 25
years.
The will makes specific bequests
OF 5000 each to maid and chauf-
feur and leaves the residue Of the
estate to be divided into five equal
parts, in trust funds, for Mrs.
Given's two daughters. Mrs. Eliza
beth K. del Mar. 243S Belmont
road NV. and Mrs. Nancy Nc
Feely Of Latrobe, and three grand
children. The grandchildren in
clude son and daughter OF Mrs.
del Mar and daughter of Mrs.
Merely.
Mrs. del Mar is the wife Of
Charles del Mar, president Of the
Lincoln Service Corp, industrial
banking firm. The petition to the
will was filed by Attorney Ellsworth
c. Alvord.
Evening star., 1943-12-11

You, too, can 30 on . raid. Make
yours on that old pile Of junk metal.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Take MyWord for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Saturday Roundup.

SATURDAY ROUNDUP.
Los Angeles: What is the origin
of the term Stacker, and can it
be applied to women as well as
men?-E. M.
Answer: A Stacker is simply one
who slacks tshirks) in doing his
duty. The term applies to either
sex. 1t was popularized during the
Fire World War. d,
A Denver reader sends me these
two interesting words:
APHON1A, loss of voice" pro-
nounced: ay-FONE-i-uh.
ANOsM1A, "loss Of the sense Of
smell" pronounced: an-OZE-
mi-uh.
To which I would like to add:
APOD1A. condition OF being
born without feet" pronounced
uh-POD-i-uh.
AMNESIA, 'tloss of memory"
pronounced: am-NEE-zhi-uh.
APHAS1A. loss Of power to
speak or understand speech" pro-
nounced: uh-FAY -zhi-uh.
ANOPIA, condition OF being
born without eyes or eyesight,' -
pronounced: an-OH-pi-uh.
Lowell: please settle once and
for all the pronunciation of the
word ARMADA.-Mrs. S. T.
Answer: First choice: MAY
Evening star., 1943-12-11
duh. Second choice: abr NAH

duh. Second choice: abr NAH
duh.
Portland: Please pronounce
FORTNIGHT for us, and give its
origin and meaning-H. G.
Answer: 1t means "a period of
two weeks" Fortnight is short
ened form Of fourteen nights" "
Pronounce it:
First choice: FAWRT-nite.
Second choice: FAWRT-nit.
Mrs. C. B. W., Of Laguna Beach,
sends clipping to prove that I am
not alone in being pestered to
desperation by the typo-gremlins:
The girls sports program at La
guna Beach High School is 'illfed
with promising activity" Can you
figure 1t out?
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Deaths Reported

Mary 8. HenninE. 81. 3lO5 Ellicott 1t. nv
Daniel B. Lloyd, 20. Prince 0eorgea Nd
Richard Underwood. IS. 1913 Third st
NV.
Marie Z. Yeaton, "A. 174s sKst. NV.
Mary T. Walker. e3. 2l27 California st.
Carrie c. ehoemaker. -; 2al3 q st. NV
Michael Z. Buckley. 70. asss Idaho ave.
Gottlieb r schatI os 22ol Prout St. Sc
johanna Pokras, SO, b327 Belt I'd.
MarEaret 9. Denning. as. 1917 .1st St
Anne Laurie Tully. 90. 1888 Quincy 1t
Edna M. Clark, a.. sa2o Ontario I'd. o.
Evening star., 1943-12-11

6sT 6.I ana md Ajss.g Ajss si5
Raymund and Harriet sankes, boy.
warren and Florence sehaener, boy.
Danile and virsinis schafer. boy.
aW.s paTid and ana fan1s, fM,ris ssshTier' sa1;i boy
Walter and Winifred skawinski. boy.
Michsel and Anne Smisko. girl.
an.id d, 1ad aaa M'pa.h M:l,. s%lsh smith,, ssl pd;
Charles. jr. and Katherlns sprinr. boy.
.na 1sd Rab1 h'a st.s:T s: SSy by
RsTaxxtOn. 4, .nd d.Tn.tt Ts5S: BOY
o..Rs Rsnns nsa nnI, ,nd DSEOthy Trupn. girl
fr:,ton e,,.,,o an and " virginia ir Ts.vsr: boy.
a2ssb.a 59sfsRb ans .ns 91E1 Ez,S.,s Ts' w,n s No.,
wilii.m ana ana ia sdlth woed. %.es'0ai sirl. 00',
samule and. Dorothy WynToop. boy.
Riehard and Ethei, Anderson. Soy.
Delmar and Lucille Baden. sirI.
James and Beatrice Barnes. boy
Harry and NJ. ssi. Booser. BOY '''
Frank and Audrey Bove. boy,
Vincent and Louise Brooks, boy.
tevis k0s sna ana suea. Ea.h n.ni.! n1yin' BOY :r
Jesse and Mary Ford, boy.
GeorIe and Juliette Foreman, boy.
Scott and Helen Hanna, boy.
Allen and Mary Harvin, boy.
Robert and Helen Hill Girl
John and Rosa johnson. girl
Robert and Maggie Liverpool. boy.
Edward and Mary Minor. boy
Louis and Cornelia Russell. Girl.
William and Bessie Settle. girl.
William and Eleanor Thomas. boy.
Willie and Victoria watkins. girl.
Thomas and Lessie White, Girl
Woodrow and Mari. wilson. siri.
0eorss and Viola Youns, girl.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Contract

BY THE FOUR ACES.
Today you are Theodore Light
ners partner. Neither side is vul-
nerable and you hold:
AQ92
y k QJ92
o 10 54
&76
The bidding:
Jacoby Lightner Schenken You
Pass "A Pass CD
What do you bid?
Yesterday you were Oswald ia
coby's partner. You were vulnerable
and had part score of so. You
held:
4 AK54
y A 10 86
o ~
4 ASS
The bidding:
You Schenken Jacoby Lightner
IA Pass INT ~
Co
Answer-Double. With five sure
defensive tricks in your own hand,
you are certain to set two hearts at
least one trick even if partner is
very weak. If partner has q fair
hand, you may receive three or
four trick penalty But two no.
trump, your only other possible bid,
is problematical.
Score 100 per cent for double, so
per cent for two o-trump.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
The Four Aces will be plea sed to an
swer letters from readers il stamped
t3-cent). self-addreSsed envelope is in
closed with each communication ad-
dressed to the -Four Aces. care of The
Evening Star. II you desire the pocket
outline of the Four Aces system OF
contract bridge. send with your request
to the Four Aces care of The Evening
Star, a stamped c}-cent, self addressed
large-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charRe.
You, too, can 90 on a raid. Make
yours on that old pile Of junk metal.
Evening star., 1943-12-11

Louis T. sholtes, SO. Arlington. Va.
Lena Trent, 55. 1928 North Capitol st
william J Brown; 50. Silver Spring. Md.
'ra Kettle Pir1one G.' 81. s. ses upshur Spi nr st.
Domenicantonio Rastelli, 50, 431 BenAinl
rr.nees .n; ne { or.sory a. s,7 Hamilton st
Leon Goodman. ~. 44s Lamont st.
Margarst G. Wissmen. ~. 224 q st. NV
Elsie friseh: 81. 800 Yuma st. sc.
Henry Owenshy. II. Natl. Training School
Rebecca 4: Cramer infant. Washinstor
Grove, Nd
cornelous rev. infant, 312 D st. ne.
a..91. a5SssDh HHnnenlyn n,.s, e. 50 sa Suine, pI
Samuel Clark, S.. 1881 Ninth st. NV.
Marcia ,, l; Roper. q, 1000 Howard rd. Sc
Daniel Morris. 81. Leesburg, Va
sandra Woods /. lis Sixth st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-11

Blood plasma saves those fighting
to save you. Brother, can You spare
. pint? Call Blood Donors, District
33ee, for An engagement to give
your blood.
Evening star., 1943-12-11

M0e. 0:00-Fransss Clifford, guest.
WMAl, 8:t5-kousssyitlky conducts Brahms
symphony No. I.
WM. S:30-Ralph Edwards program from
I onsIeom shoolhouss Ia Missouri.
VOL, 9:00-Rombsfss Student PriMs."
WN, i0:00-6inny Simms Is guest.
VOL. t0:f5-Kitty Carlisle and Conrad hi.
bault In Z musical Iit.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Births Reported

George and Doris Albrittain. boy.
Carlos and Augusta Alfaro, Girl.
William and Eileen Briardo. girl.
James and Agnes Baker, sirl.
James and Ruth Beardmore girl.
Edward and Helen Berry, boy.
Rov and Helen Block, boy.
Jesse and Elizabeth Boyd, jr.. boy,
Philip and Elizabeth Berg. jr., girl.
David and Ida Bulliner, boy.
Charles and Dorothy Burke: sirl.
Louis and Grac. csdem. Eiri,
Frederick and salome Carmack. ,Eirl.
5.ms. Hsnsss :ns :nd Ens E.:a esaniS So,
Harley and MARY Climpson. boy.
John and Ruth Cupp. boy.
Joseph and Helen Donahey, boy;
Mlsm ,na nad Msmi. Andfey ro.y Itsnep boy sf
Gordon and Ruth Fuller. boy.
Leo and Muriel Ganney, boy.
Thomas and Grace Garcia, r. boy.
MiGn Willam 'nn and flfaa Msry eS,o aoodrief Boy boy
Chase ana Mary Cove. tr.. boy.
Percy and Thelma Graves boy.
Arthur and Georgia Green. girl
Frank and Muriel Hammond, siri.
Henry and Mary Harris, girl.
Werner and Doris HELD; gill;, gil: s,r,
Ernest and Edna Hoover. girl.
William and Anne Howells. girl.
Lewis and Gloria Hunter. girl.
Joseph and Emmaly Jacobs. girl.
william and Mary Johnston. Rirl:
Rembert and Dorothy Jones: girl.
Ivan and Anestasis Kapustin. boy.
Michael and Otilla kobunski, Girl.
Joseph and Clara Koppel girl.
Lester and Loretta Lacy. boy.
George and Florence Leonard, sirl.
Irving and Audrey Linkow. boy.
Horace and Catherine Ions. airl.
Charles and Carol Manly. boy.
Edward and Adelene Mattison. boy.
William and Mildred Meetre. boy.
Stuart and Leona Mills. boy.
John and Catherine Monroe, sirl.
Thoma. and Susie Montgomery: sirl.
Ruchard and Ruth Murphy. girl.
.r-m~e and Audrey Mcclure, boy.
Carroll and Fila Mcpherson. girl.
Arthur fnd Katherine Nachlas, boy.
James. 3rd. sTi Lo'a Newman. eirl.
Ross and Cshrlire Nisrells, girl.
Robert anad Susan O'Hsra. boy.
Marc and MARCO Ostinsto. boy.
Stanley and Janet Ovens. boy.
Malcolm and MABEL Pelghtel. sirl
Nicholas and Grac, Petruzselli. boy.
George and Mary Pruitt, boy.
Richard and Dorothy Rice, girl.
Adrien and Irene Robert girl.
John and Dorothea Robinson, boy.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
on the AIR TO-DAY.

Wc. 7:00-fransis B. NWs. assistant 10
Tho Secretary of State, and Paul \. Applsby.
Undefsserstar Of Agriculture: The United M.
Hons PIsn for tomorrow"
WMAl. 7:00-cspt Glenn Miller, HsdY Ia,
MARI, Arthur Trssehsr and Nancy Walker On
Tho guest list.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-04-02
Heath--Chidester

Announcement is made OF the
marriage of Miss Margaret Louise
Heath, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Manly Heath of Elkton, and
Lieutenant Austin G. Chichester, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Chides-
ter Of Providence, Md. The cere-
mony took place on Saturday,
March goth, at Dillon, South Caro-
lima, Rev. v. l.. Mclean officiating.
The bride wore travelling suit
of Navy blue with chartreuse aeces-
series. She is a graduate of Elkton
High School Glass Al, and also at
tended Beacon College and is now
employed by the G. & p. Telephone
Company.
The groom is graduate of Elk
ton High School Class OF 81. he
served with the 19Sth of Del. on
Bobcat Island and returned to the
States to attend officers training
school from which he graduated in
February. Lieutenant Chichester is
stationed at Camp Davis, North
Carolina.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-04-02
Summer Home Destroyed
At Hance's Point

The summer residence at Hance's
Point, along the North East River,
owned by Russell P. Brewer of
Longwood, Pa, was destroyed by
fire Thursday morning, together
with practically all of the contents
with loss of approximately S12,-
900. Origin of the fire is not known,
but is believed to have started either
from a fireplace or oil burner.
The residence was occupied at the
time by Lieut.. and Mrs. John Mays
of the cambridge Naval Training
Station, Port Deposit. The Mayses
also lost their personal effects, in
clpding their wedding gifts.
The residence of D. L. Green, pro-
prietor of Green's Boat Building
Works, a. short distance from the
Brewer property, was saved by the
firemen, although the heat was SO
great it damaged the paint on the
greater part of the building. The
North East and Elkton Volunteer
Fire Companies fought the flames.