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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-03
COULEE'S CONCRETE

Enough concrete is contained IN
Grand Coulee dam to make
highway from New York City TO
Seattle, Wash, and back by way
of Los Angeles. Calf.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-03

Less than one dry cargo" ship
a week slid down the ways in the
year prior to May 81, 1941, while
four Liberty ships a day is the
record for May, 1913.
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SATURDAY MUSICALE
AT GOVERNORS HAS
Splendid PROGRAM
Juneau and Douglas Club
Women Attend-AIso
0ut-of- Town Guests

AS a rousing welcome for both
returning old members of the
Douglas and Juneau Woman's Clubs
who have been unable to attend
day functions because of work or
other commitments, and for the ID
new members added to the Juneau
Woman's Club during the past
year, the Saturday evening must
Gale held at the Governors House
proved decidedly successful.
With Mrs. r. r. Hermann, chair
man of the Associate Membership
Department of the Juneau Woman's
Club introducing the numbers, the
musicale was opened shortly after
8 o'clock with two beautiful num-
bers by the Aurora Trio, Fishers
Deep River and "Jurame" BY
Grerer. Mrs. Phyllis Langdon
played the violin, Shirley Davis the
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Empire Classifieds Payl
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ALASKA COASTAL
MAKES WEEK. END
FLIGHTS, REPORT

Good flying weather over TIL
weekend enabled Alaska Coasta,
to make numerous trips to Sitka
Excursion Inlet, Haines and Ket-
chikan.
Those flying to Sitka Saturday
were: Nancy Smith, Frank x. Cas-
tiel, Ralph Wilcoxin, Robert Meek
and B. Smith, while returning were
c. G.. Richardson. Jack r. Clark
P. H. Kaneen, John L. Farley, Bur
rass Smith, D. r. Neal, Allen J
Young and Maxine Wallace.
For Excursion Inlet Saturday
were: James Hobson, r. B. Lesher
Ole Hanson, Harold Oles, D. Bly,
berg, D. S. Rhinehardt, C. v
Morrison, r.. A. Samples, Serge
Evans.
Coming to Juneau from Excur-
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ALASKA MURDER
SUSPECT IS HELD
IN SPOKANE, WI.
Deputy Marshal on Way
South with Exfrddi-
tion Request

Stewart w. Burkhart, "a, former
Fairbanks taxi driver, now being
held by authorities in Spokane,
Washington, has been indicted by a
Fairbanks grand jury to face trial
for the first degree murder of Will
liam J. White, Fairbanks taxi driver,
who was found shot dead through
the neck in his taxi in the Interior
city last February Is.
U. S. Deputy Marshal Einar A.
Tonseth of Fairbanks now is in
Juneau awaiting transportation
south and is carrying a request to
Governor Arthur B. Langlie of
Washington for a writ of extradition
for Burkhart
White was found slumped over
the wheel of his taxi, its motor still
running a bullet from a small cali
Der gun had severed his spinal cord,
killing him instantly 1t was be-
lieved at the time that he was
murdered for his money because
wallet in which he usually carried
from $500 to 5000 was missing.
Officers believed that White had
ben shot by a passenger who sat
in the back seat of the cab, and
a woman was at first believed to
have been mixed up in the case.
If the Governor of Washington
honors the request for extradition,
Burkhart will be returned to Fair
banks for trial.
Deputy Marshal Tonseth was to
be a passenger on the next south
bound plane leaving Juneau.
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serve on active duty with the U. S
Coast Guard.
Hendrickson has been commits
stoned Lieutenant, j.g, in the U. s.
Coast Guard Reserve and was as
signed to active duty as of April
6. He has been on special assign
ment here for the purpose of wind
ing up affairs for the Game Com
mission.
Leo Rhode, Assistant Chief Clerk
for the Commission, will take over
Hendrickson's duties Lieut. Hen
erickson expects to leave at the
end of this week.
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UNION PASSION
week WORSHIP
SERVICES BEGIN

Union Passion Week worship SER
vices are being conducted this week
in the Northern Light Presbyterian
Church each night at 8 o'clock, by
the Juneau Ministerial Association
beginning tonight. THE Days OF
the Week" has been chosen as a
general theme for the week
Tonight the speaker will be the
Rev. Walter Soboleff who will take
as his theme, THE Day of Cleans
ing" Mrs Merle Janice Pitts will
sing a solo,
Members Of the participating
churches are urged to attend and
all others are given a hearty invi-
tation to avail themselves of this
privilege of worship.
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tally.

tality.
As a visiting club member from
Ketchikan, Mrs. Joe Baronovich
also greeted the clubs here. She
was able to attend while making
the return trip to Ketchikan after
a visit with her son at Fairbanks,
she said.
Delicious refreshments were pro-
vided in the dining room by the
hostess, with Mrs. Thomas Parke,
Juneau club president, serving, as
sisted by Mrs. John Mccormick,
chairman of the National Defense
Department of the Alaska Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs.
Following refreshments, guests
played a game, the romance of
trees" with winners prizes going
to Mrs. Ernest Gruening and Mrs
j. P Williams.
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Continued on Page Six)
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Katherine Charles, Daniel Wife,
Ruth G. Charters, r. K. EIDE, Her.
bert flasher, William Darlin, John
Hall, Ernie Parsons.
Leaving here this morning for
Sitka were Betty Hubbard, A. c.
Newkirk, Bonnie Erickson, M. A.
McReynolds. Rose and Marie San
ders, d. c. Charters, S. P. Mack
and Mable Willis came to Juneau
this morning from Sitka.
Arrivals in Juneau from Ketchi-
kan late Friday were A. P. Wolf
and Winifred Williams, and from
Petersburg, John Mccormick.
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sion Inlet last Saturday were Ro-
bert Lindsay, Pat Salar, j o h n
Lillico, Edwin Gygli, Bertrand Pres
ton, Ronald Nusunginya.
Flying from here to Haine
Saturday were Mrs. Frank Bandy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack David. Ver-
non Nelson and J. o. Balaugh made
the round trip to Haines and re-
turned with the pilot the same
day, while Joe Green was a pas
senger for Juneau on the return
trip. E. H. Snider and o. F. Ben
ecke left here for Skagway, the
latter returning to Juneau the same
day.
Sunday Flights
Leaving here yesterday for Ex-
cursion Inlet were: A. P. Quen-
rude, j. Trosper, E. E. Bilodeau,
Paul Marks, David Newman, c. E
Mckay, A. A. Bruce. Those return
ing were A. L. Nook, Maj K. T.
Klock, H. E. H. Edwin, Carl E.
johnson, Frederic B. Faust, Frank
Schlenzig, Theodore Jensen, Roy c.
Porterm, E. r. Rose, Andres JULIA
ton, David Paddy, Paul B. Chulik,
o. J. Martin, c. H. Mock, Frank
Dacuna.
Those who flew to Sitka yester-
day included: Margaret Wukich,
Mary Foster, Bill Spain, while pas
sengers from Sitka to Juneau we're
Betty Hubbard, 10 Ann Randolph,
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LAST RITES TUESDAY
FOR MRS. N. JACKSON

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Jackson, aged about II, will be held
tomorrow at 10 a. m. in the Doug
las Catholic Church, the Charles
w. Carter Mortuary announces.
The Rev. William G. LeVasseur
will conduct services and inter-
ment will be in the Douglas Catho-
lie Cemetery.
Mrs. Jackson, who died the
morning Of April Is at her Doug
las home, was born in Sumdum,
Alaska. Surviving are nieces of the
aged woman, Mrs. Sandy Stevens
OF Juneau and Mrs. Ole Tang of
Tenakee
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cello, and Mrs. Carol Berry Davis
the piano.
A piano solo, Debussy's "Claire
de Lune," played by Shirley Davis,
followed
Greets Guests
Greeting the 50-odd guests who
included visitors from the Douglas
Woman's Club and others from out
of town, Mrs. Hermann commented
on their presence and welcomed
them to the event.
Dance numbers by pupils of
Dorothy Stearns Rolf included THE
Daffodil and the Elf" an airy child
fantasy that was enjoyed by the
audience, and Lane Roff's interpre-
tative dance, Modern Spring"
AS a violin solo, Mrs. Langdon
played "Legende- Wien" by Monte,
while coming as pleasant sur
prise to many, was the program of
vocal solos given by Mrs. Gruening,
who played her own accompani-
ment.
Selections we're when All the
World Is Young" by Wharton;
"Out of My Soul Great Sadness, -
by Franz, which was translated into
English and then sung in German;
Sun on the Water by Schubert;
"Tis the Last Rose of Summer, -
the seventeenth century favorite by
Moore; and as a closing number,
Happy Lille Sal" gay melody
of much appeal The numbers,
beautifully rendered, were very
we'll received.
In describing the work of the
Associate Membership Department,
Mrs. Hermann stated that at one
time it had been built up to 100
members, which because of the war
and uncertain mail service, could
no longer maintain such a mem
bership.
Nurse Keaton Speaks
Field nurse Mildred Keaton Of
the Bureau of Indian Affairs next
spoke on her recent work as nurse
at Point Barrow, listing as among
the most difficult of her response
bilities the cooling and DECIDING OF
regarding the sending and
receiving of weather reports, in
Guiding reports to planes every
three hours.
Interesting customs and activi-
ties among the Eskimo were also
described by Miss Keaton, who is
in Juneau pending her departure
within a few weeks to her new as
at Gambell, St. Law
renee Island.
Mrs John Mccormick gave
brief summary Of her visit to Gen.
eral Federation headquarters in
Washington, where she spoke with
Mrs. Whitehurst, National Fedora
ton president, and with several ma
tional department chairmen.
She also visited the huge library
there, material in which is avail
able to community club members
upon request, she said.
Mrs. Norman Rustad, president
of the Douglas Island Woman's
Club, spoke in appreciation of the
Joint gathering and thanked Mrs.
Gruening for her generous hospi-
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TIDES TOMORROW
ATTENTION MASONS

ATTENTION MASONS
Called Communication this eve
ming with work in the NJ M. De-
gree, 7.30. BY order of the w. M.
j. w. LEVERS,
adv Secretary.
Mrs William Charters, of Sitka,
is in Juneau from her home in
Sitka. She is staying at the Bar
anof Hotel.
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LANCE HENDRICk50k
LIEUTENANT, J. g.,
U. ). {. 6. RESERVE

Lance Hendrickson, Junior Adj
ministrative officer with the AL
aska Game Commission since May
S, 1895, will be leaving soon to
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ATTENTION SHRINERS

Regular business meeting Percys
Cafe, Wednesday evening at $50
Farewell dinner for President. Visit
ing Shriners invited.
J. W. LEVERS,
adv Secretary.
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IMPORTANT MEET TONIGHT
OF REBEKAH DRILL TEAM

There will be an important meet
ing of the Rebekah Drill Team at
8 o'clock this evening at the home
of Irene Mckinley, GOA Twelfth
Street. All girls interested in being
on the team are asked to attend.
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Calendar ofComing G"s"h
FRIDAY JUNE 18

FRIDAY, JUNE l8
PUBLIC CARD PARTY Masonic hall, sponsored by OES
ALPHA AND OMEGA CLASS of Gilbert Memorial Baptist
church. luck wiener roast with Mr. and Mrs Clar-
Gustafson 3644 Wistcria at 80 p m
CHAPEL CHOIR of Gilbert Memorial Baptist church. re-
hcarsa 730
IOOF. n Barron hall at m.
GAMES PARTY ST Louis hall sponsored by ST Louis
Club at 8:l5 p. m.
RUMNAGE SALE in Matthews building sponsored by Silver
Lining Circle of Kings Daughters.
SATURDAY, JUNE 9
FORMAL DANCE at the Masonic Service Center at $50
DANCE at the USO Club House Broadway, $50 p.
SUNDAY, JUNE 20
CANAL Lutheran Ladies Aid Strawberry and Ice Cream
Social. with hot lunches from noon till evening
ST MARYS Class OF A. 1862 Clinton street for outing at
Put In Bay at 8 a. m.
FELLOWS and Rebekah Lodge annual Memorial Service
a ZionE Evangelical church al 10 a. m.
ST PETERS Sodality Communion service. at ST Peters
church, Mass at Breakfast following
MONDAY JUNE Fl
YOUNG WOMEN'S Methodist Guild picnic supper at the
home o Rufus Reitzel. Brcitmeycr Place 6l5
BUSINESS and Professional Womcns Club with Josephine
Wasil lO6l2 Clinton, at p.
WSCS of Methodist Church. with Young Girls group IN
charge. in church parlors at p m.
FRANZ KUHN LODGE, Knights of Pythas, in Pythian
hall at $3.50 p. m.
VIEW GAMES PARTY in Veterans hall at $50 p
HARRY OLLRICH POST American Legion, in Legion club
house, at 80
TUESDAY, JUNE e
PAGODA Hive Maccabecs regular meeting and niti
alton o members at Barron Hall,
ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE of Kings Daughters with Mrs.
Stanley Pcltier 2l NIoross avenue, at p.
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters. annual
picnic the home of Mrs Thomas Carney 1902 North
River IL M For transportation call Mrs Arthur
Rosso phone 28l3.
CHEST CLINIC. in Kings Daughters Health Center, to
1130
BEGINNERS CLASS in Thcosophy in club Jewel
Theatre building at p. m.
DANCE at the USO Club, Broadway $40 to II
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MR.. AND MRS. MARTIN AL
Wardt, SO Grove Park, and MIR.
and Mrs. Edward Harter, of De
troit, who we're married 20 years
ago, in a double wedding cere-
mony.
MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
Klcino, of Waldenburg, whose
2lst wedding anniversary Is to-
day Mrs. Kleino' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. w Trapp. are OBJ
serving their SIND wedding an
niversary today also.
MAJOR AND MRS. THOMAS
B. SUMMERS upon their Attn
wedding anniversary June II.
GEORGE HARGREAVES up
on his birthday anniversary to-
morrow
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Commencement Activities Inspire Scores Of Social Gatherings
Picnic Supper Set
for Monday Evening

MRS. RUFUS RETTZEL VIII
be hostess 10 the members of the
Young Women's M c I hodist
Guild, at a picnic supper to be
held in her yard on Monday eve
ming at Gao o'clock. Mrs Stacey
O Bricn, Nina Lou Bliss and
Mrs. Frank KiSSell are assistant
hostcsseS.
Following the supper, Mrs.
Walter Fcnton and Mrs. Carl
Schimmel will speak TO the
group on Flowers and Their
Arrangement"
Members are asked to bring
guests.
MRS. ERNEST COPELAND
entertained the Evening Bridge
club Of the Young Women $
Episcopal League at a picnic
supper Thursday evening at the
Copeland Recreation room on
South Gratiot.
THE 58TH ANNUAL RE-
UNION of the Preston Family
will be held at Avon Park,
Rochester. July IL. In case OF
bad weather the reunion VIII be
held in one of the park build
ings.
MRS. ROSS AFFORD. Lin
coin avenue, has been entertain
ing her brother, Gordon A. NC
Taggart. of Detroit, who is soon
leaving for the Armed forces.
MRS. CHELSEA MILLER was
surprised at shower given her
at her home on Clinton street by
Mrs. Arthur Moore and Marie
Presley, Thursday ev n n E.
Twenty five friends were pres
ent. Games were played and re-
frcshmcnts served Mrs. Miller is
the former Kathryn Halter.
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den flowers used as centerpiece.
Dolores is the daughter OF Mrs.
Gustave Fleming of 223 Forth
Walnut street.
With so much planned for last
evening most of the class
went from one open house TO
the next - Mildred Briley.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Brlley decided 10 hold her open
house tins evening at her home
on South River road, TO enter
tam her friends IN the gradual
ing class
Others who have been honor
ed at graduation festivities are
Isabelle Woolard, for whom
Mrs Castor Teck entertained at
dinner party at Gordon's Grill
on Tuesday evening, and AL
berta Balas. with whom the
members Of her birthday club
gathered for luncheon on We'd
0sdaV.
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day to the following chairmen
and their groups: Mrs. John
Ahrens and Mrs. A. S. Levine.
Tuesday; Mrs c. II. Malbin and
Mrs. A. A. Thompson, Wedncs-
day; Mrs George Campbell and
Mrs. Lee Pennington OF the St.
Peters Red Cross group, Thurs
day.
The workers are asked to wear
wash dresses and head bands
will be furnished Anyone who
has free time to offer is welcome
to join any of the groups.
MRS. STEPHEN SCHWENK,
29O9 Lanse Grouse Drive, will be
hostess to the members of the
Rose Club of St. Louis parish.
The meeting Will be a dinner at
! O'Clock on Wednesday. June
%, and guests will be present
from Detroit, East Detroit, and
ST. Clair Shores.
MRS. GRACE MOORE, 81
Franklin street, has been called
to Cleveland, Ohio, by the
death of her sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Lashbrook,
MRS. FANNY BRENNER of
Memphis, Tenn. is a house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Balas,
South Wilson boulevard. She
came to attend the graduation
of Alberta Balas.
MEMBERS of the st. Louis
Buttcrcup Club are sponsoring
a baked goods games party TO be
held Wednesday, June %, at the
home Of Mrs. |. w. Fuller, 1872
Dickinson. The party is Schcd-
ulcd for o'clock.
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CouqyaMhAon,

.MARYFLLEN JARDINE. Of
Richmond. who Will be two years
old on June 20.
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OES Heads
Entertained

OFFICERS and worthy ma
irons of the Macomb County AS
ISOLATION of the Order OF East
crn Star were luncheon guests
Of Mrs. Helen Reclaim, president,
at her home in ST. Clair Shores.
Plans were begun for the Ma
comb County Association meet
ing TO be held in St. CLAIR
Shores on Oct. 5, the event to be
planned potluck. Individual
chapter benefits Will be held
next year, because of transpor-
tation difficulties which would
hinder the association party The
association extended an invita-
ton to Mrs C.. A. Wildt Mount
Clemens worthy matron, to
present the 1913 memorial, and
Mrs. O. b Wilson, Davis worthy
matron, to present the flag drill.
Both accepted.
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ABOUT $50 WOMEN attend
cd the successful Navy Mother 5
games party, which was held IN
the nights of Pythlas hall, Thurs
day evening.
Prizes were won by Mrs, Rich
ard Rivard. Mrs. William Woods.
Mrs. George Syrett, Mrs. Ida
Zagman, Mrs. Robert Mcdonald
Mrs. Douglas Charbeneau, Sr.,
and Irene Holmes.
CIRCLE ONE, Dorcas Society
Iof the Zion Evangelical Church
Will meet Wednesday at two
o'clock. at the home of Mrs. Ar
thur RoeSc, Hubbard avenue.
ST. PETERS SODALITY Will
meet Sunday at the church for
the 8 o'clock Mass when they
will receive communion Follow.
ing the Mass. breakfast will be
served in the club rooms down.
stairs with the officers OF the
Sodality in charge.
KATHERINE LEE. North ave
nue.. entertained a group OF
friends at her home on WedneS-
day evening honoring Pat Jones
who expects to leave for the
Army, June % Guests were
Lucia Won Bocslager, Rose
Volpe. Jean Olivierc, of Rose
Vile, and August Eckhout.
GROUP ON of the WSCS met
this afternoon for their Annual
Birthday Party, at the home of
Mrs. Grace McGinnis and Mrs.
Roy Shook, 377 Cambridge
Drive. A one o'clock luncheon
was served to 40 members.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
DONALD BOYER, of Boiling
Springs. Penn. are spending a
Today visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. A. Hartung, Lin
coin avenue.
A FORMAL DANCING party
will be held Saturday evening at
the Masonic Service Center,
sponsored by 10 Masonic women
from Romeo. Dancing Will be-
gin at $50 o'clock.
THE MOS T IMPORTANT
classification of rags is for Wlp-
ing cloths, used in all war
plants for cleaning machinery,
removing grease. and polishing
brass work The entire output OF
wiping cloths goes into direct
war use. A wiping cloth is any
cotton. broadcloth. linen or ray
on material at least II inches
square. Some rayons may be
included although dress OF
rayon Will be reprocessed and
used as new rayon. OIL cloth
and window shades may be used
as wiping cloths, once the sizing
has been removed Housewives
may contribute such things as
old lace curtains. sheets or
towels for use IN the war effort
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Girl Scout
Style Show SET

THE PUBLIC is invited 10 at
tend the Girl Scout style show,
set for Thursday evening at 7.30
o'clock at Macomb school.
Priehs Mercantile company is
furnishing the clothes for the
show. the Is models for which
are the winners in the troop
fashion shows held during the
course Of the year.
Mrs. c. l.. Smrcina is general
chairman for the event, and is
to be assisted by all lntermedl-
ate leaders. The Brownie troops
will furnfsh entertainment al in
PERMISSION.
MRS. THOMAS B. SUM-
MERS, 4 Murdoch Place, re-
turned from New York Wednes-
day evening after a Today visit
with her husband, Major Thomas
Summers, who is now stationed
at Mitchell Field She and their
small daughter, Anna, are plan
ming to return to New York June
%, to make their home with Ma
jor Summers.
NAN SUE MANDELL,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Leon
Mandell New GlenWood Hotel,
appeared in piano recital June
Is, at the BendetsOn Netzorg
Piano Studio in Detroit On Fri
day evening, June 10, she Will
appear in another recital and is
the youngest child to play.
June 27 she will leave for an
eight week vacation at Camp
Nahelu, Lake Perry, near Pom
tiac, and upon her return will
prepare for her own concert.
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MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE j.
SMITH. 1913 Wclts street, a
daughter. June IA
SEAMAN SECOND CLASS
and Mrs Edwin Theodore Cav
anaugh, Jr East Detroit. a SON,
Edwin Theodore. Jr., June IS
Seaman Cavanaugh is overseas.
MIR. AND MRS. FLOYD Nj.
CUMPER. 1858 Grocsbeck High
way, a son, June Is.
MR.. AND MRS. CAMEL II.
VERLlNDE, Detroit, twin sons,
Ronald and Donald. June IS.
CORPORAL AND MRS. AL
BERT HERMAN (Doroth Y
Sparks Of RoSeville, a daugh-
ter, Dorothy Marie June Is.
Corp. Herman iso stationed al
Nashville. Tenn.
STOREKEEPER Third Class
and Mrs Leo Thomas Harring-
ton (Niolet WeStlake) of Utica,
a daughter, June l6.
MR.. AND MRS. CLARENCE
JOSEPH PETITPREN. New Boil
timore, daughter, Diane kath-
ryn, juno rs.
APPRENTICE SEAMAN and
Mrs Arnold O Mcitzner (Arlcnc
DuvaD OF Utica, a daughter.
Faith Ellen, June l6,
MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH w.
THOMAS, Of Center Line, son,
June II.
MIR. AND MRS. ROY WILL
LASON 240l Harper avenue, a
son, Ncls Everett, June 10.