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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-04
COMPLETES COURSE

William Paul Cherry, Jr., son
of MIR and Mrs. w. P. Cherry, Sr.,
of COG Raleigh street, Maffitt Vii
lage, was recently graduated from
the aviation machinist's mate
school at Jacksonville, Fla, and
was promoted to aviation machln'
lists mate, third class, in the U.
S Navy. Entering the Navy March
II, 1912, he received his recruit
training at cambridge. Md, Pc
fore being transferred to the Ma
vals Air Technical Training Center
at Daytona Beach,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-04
Get More
Comfort For
Standing Feet
With A Daily Ice-Mint Treat

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Don't let tired. burning sensitive feet
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on your feet and ankles before work to help
Keep them cool and comfortable. and after
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-04

of the Legion of Merit as Legion
aire. He enlisted in the Field Ar.
tillery three years ago.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-04
MEETING IS PLANNED

RALEIGH, Nov. 3. -(P- Re-
representatives. of all state agricul-
tural agencies, civic club and 9TH
er organizations set up on a state.
wide basis will meet at N. c.
State college Monday to make final
plans for launching the food fights
for freedom program in North
Carolina, Chairman G. T. Scott Of
the State War Board said today.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-04

Allen have proved so popular TIA.
officials are contemplating a re.
scheduling to allow for laros,
groups.
Mrs. Joan Clancy is acting direc.
tor in charge Of recreation at LAX.
Forest since Miss Janice Feide1.
berg assumed her duties as drer.
tor of physical education at Lake
Forest school.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-04

TOUGH expected reported Secretary Moren-
Alexander has added that the Road to Rome
Of of the defense lines where
reported planning stands before Romeand
black barriers indicate these areas( Goe Vasta 81
above Ano Peara beyond Rome at Vareggo and Ancona @
finally at River Po Qnternaiona
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-04

LENOIR, Nov. 3-tR-Edward
r. Larkin, So, a member of a
party on a deer hunt, was acct
dentally shot and killed yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-04
st. Andrews Church
Receives New Po,to,

The Rev. Frederick W. ren..
D. D., of Greensboro as,
sumed his duties as acting ns,..,
OF St. Andrews Presbv-ar;s..
church and is scheduled 10 ,sr,,
in this capacity until a new ,,,;..
ter is selected. ~
DR., Lewis retired in Seoio-,,
from active ministry and r sst+ge,
in Greensboro. Here he viii 1 ra.i5
IN N, the church manse, located [9'9 .s
100 North Thirteenth street '' al
He was formerly president :,
the College of Emporia in K.n
sas, and vice president Of -' q,
Biblical Seminary in New yor-' e
For the past ten years he has bao N,
pastor of the Throop Avenue Pro, '
byterian church in Brooklyn. N v
The Rev. John Knox Bon,lt,.
OF Duncan, Okla. will occlny e
Andrews pulpit Sunday mo or NJ,
and night, and will also addrps,
the Young Peoples league go
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-04

listment in the Seabees last Au-
gust 5, he was employed by the
North Carolina Shipbuilding COM
pany.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-04

the Air corps
La gaceta., 1943-05-06

daderamente Ia ANA, hasta en- sus
dolores tiene eScondidos gozos..."
Amor, amor! No os dejeis en-
baucar por sofismas de r%enuncia-
miento, de entrega total, de abne-
gaclon y negacion sublimes.... A
macs, amadisimas, como nosotros
nos amamos, a vosotras mismas,
sobre TODD infinitamente a voso-
tras miSmas.... Y en- s amor que
os tengais, immortal e inconmensu-
rable, puesto que Ia de durar
mientras dure el calor de vuestra
Sangre, guardadnos un rincon, pa
ra amarnos, amandoos...", Y sed
nuestra dulzura y dejad que sea
mos la v~uestra....; pero no jureis
nj nos hagais jurar, que, aunque
sinceramente dijeramos: lJuro!,
juro que jurariamos en- falso....
-Pajaro azul, tie quedaras con
migo?
ST, mientras no sienta que tn
Garcia es jaula.
-NinO domido, Gseguiras so
nando en- mi regazo?
isl, mientras no sospeche que
tn abrazo es cadena!
Maravillosa rosa es ell amor.
Hay que ~respirarla...; no hay que
cortarla..... En- el huerto florece
inmarcesible. En- el vase, aunque
sea del mas puro CRYSTAL, decorado
con el orc mas limpio, Sc marchita
y perece.... iDulces amigos, ell a
NOR es la miel sobre ell pan, pero
ell pan es la vida! Vivamos plena,
gozosa, exaltada, apasionadamen-
tie, para poder amarnos ~ seguir
viviendo!
G. NJ. Sierra.
La gaceta., 1943-05-06

FORT COLLINS, COLO
interesante expo
sici6n inaugurada ~reciente-
mente en- esta ciudad para
presentar un nGmero conside-
rable de obras de artistas
latinoamericanos, ha demos
trade una vez mas la infiuen-
cha que las tradiciones preco-
lombinas han tenido en- la
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
CAPITULO
Ell Atraco en- ell Palais
D'Argent

Made vic entrar en- ell "club'
a los cuatro caballeros enmascara-
dos Y vestidos de "frac". Todos
estaban siguiendo con atenci6n la
DANA de Nelly Kelly. Muy pocas
personals en- ell Palais D'Argent re-
paraban mucho en- ell espectaculo
hasta que Nelly bailaba.
Como de costumbre ell "club"
estaba lleno de pIblico. Todas las
personas que Sabian 10 que era
un "club" nocturno, c~onocian ell
Palais. Era de primera clase. Sc
podia gastar ALI mas dinero y con
mayor rapidez que en- cualquiera
otra parte de la ciudad. Ell caba-
ret era excelente. TODD ell mundo
llevaba "frac" o smoking. Es-
tudiantes de universidad, hon.
bres ricos, prostitutes y banque-
ros, madres "danzantes" y pOliti-
cos Sc codeaban ALI con "raque-
teros" y ciudadanos del hampa,
dentro de la mas grande joviali-
dad.
En- una plataforma levantada en-
ell otro extreme del salon, siete
i6venes vestidos con unifOrmes de
saten blanco "hacian musica" pa
ra los bailadores. Los musicos Sc
sentaban en- una concha de ter
ciopelo negro Y desde la concha a
las esquinas del salon Sc extern
dian DISTURBANCES cadenas con es-
labones de orc y de plata. En- ell
centre habia un gran espacio re-
servado para bailar. Este espacio
10 rodeaban mesas y cerca de las
paroles pequenas casillas priva-
das.
Colgaba del centric una lampara
de gran tamano que derramaba su
luz por TODD ell local. Tn esceptico
hubiera dicho que era una pleza
artistica.
La m1sica hacia ell mayor ruido
possible Y parecia sacudirse. Los
artistas cantaban. Las pareJas Sc
movian lentamente y muy agarra-
das. Sonaban los platos y los ca
mareros iban de mesa trayendo
"ginger-ale" para cOmplementar
ell liquido que salia de los frascos
guardados en- los bolsillos. Sc rela
Y las copas chocaban. La multitud
empezaba a gritar,
Alguien propuso un brindis por
Nelly Kelly Y centenares de copas
respondieron, puestas en- alto pof
las manos de los parroquianos ale
gres.
-iD6nde esta Nelly? Quere-
mos a Nelly-gritaban de mesa en-
mesa.
(Continuara manana)
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
MARAVILLoSA ROSA ES Ell AMOR
LA MEL SOBRE Ell PAN

Recorded, mujeres que, al cabo,
por inm6viles, sois las que mas
sufris en- los tremendos cheques
de La ~existencia ell consejo de Sha-
kespeare, tan maestro de vida CO.
mo de arte: mo emharcar toda
ell alma en- un solo navfo." Quiere
decir no hacer del amor-barca
maravillosa para la bora embru-
jada, pero inestable puerto de re-
poso para las infinitas horas Sc
renas-la unica raz6n de existir...
Ell hombre sufre menos en- es-
tas violentas tormentas pasiona-
les, no porque menos anne, sino
porque sabe vivir fuera del amor,
Y ha creado en- su mundo cientos
de cientos de intereses y otros tan
tos motives de apasionamiento.
Sueha a su bora, pero piensa des-
pues, y luego crea, Y luego lucha,
Y luego media, y despues filoso-
fa..... y por ESQ es tai vez mas in
constante para ell juego de amor,
porque no es su vida, sino una de
las horas de su vida. Y esta es la
unica panacea que Sc me ocurre
para curar los duelos del llagado
y maltrecho corazon. mo es de
muerte la herida, no es de muer-
tie! Queremos ~creerlo, porque con
clio ennoblecemos nuestro sufri-
miento, pero harto sabemos que
no es verdad. mo es de muerte,
no 10 puede ser, no 10 debe ser!
Y, mirad; la mas aguda espina Sc
lie quita al rosal envenenado 81
conseguimos arrancar de nuestro
pensamiento (aunque siga exis-
tiendo en- la ley hasta que la con-
ciencia general, que es la base uni
ca de la moralidad mas alta, la
suprima) la nefasta idea de "pro-
piedad".......
No digais nunca, porque no eS
verdad: "iEste hombre es mio!'
81 Esta mujer es mia!" Nadie es
de nadie..... Decd sencillamente
"Esta maravilla de amor, este
prodigio de embriaguez dulcisima
ha sido para mi."...!" Y en- vez de
violentamente rebelaros, venga-
ros. abrasaros en- ell inferno de
10 irreparable, dad gracias al Des
tino por la miel que os puso en- los
labios, por ell filtro con que por
modo inefable os EMBRACE a su
bora, en- su dia, en- la fragante
primavera de vuestro corazon llu-
soinado..... 81, es cierto; sin amor
Ia vida no tiene sentido complete
nero no TODD ell sentido de la vida
Sc encierraen ell amor-pasion..... 7
es precise que, sin dejarnos enga-
mar por la voz p~rofunda y cierta
del instinto, que grita en- 10 mas
bondo de ~nuestras entranas: IA
NOR, amor, amor! Sepamos com
prender que csc grito, mas que a
NOR exclusive de hombre a muJei
0 de mujer a hombre, significa a,
NOR a la vida...", a Ia vida plena
a la vida diversa, a la vida multi
forme, hechicera, ilusionante, apa
sionante, cierta: leila 81 que es
cierta!. Y tan Incompatible en- su
fascination, que para quien YER
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
Influenza p%recOlOmbina en- ell
Arte cOntempOraneO de America

Por 10 que sc refere a Ia pintura,
los criticos dieron su veredicto en-
favor de los pintores mexlcanos
Martinez, Rivera y Orozco, juzgan-
do sus cuadros como los mas llenos
de colorido entire todos los exhibit
dos. Dichos artistas fueron espe-
cialmente aclamados como repre-
sentantes tipicos de un renacimiento
iberoamericano del arte, por medic
del cual las obras de los artistas IN
dos oue pueblan ell Nuevo Mundo EN-
6pocas precolombinas, han pasado
a formar parte-como motives dc
inspiraci6n-de las Bellas Aries en-
nuestros dias.
va en- los primeros frescos crea-
dos DOR Orozco, Rivera y Chariot en-
1920, podia notarse un estilo solldos
yigoroso Y lleno de indigenlsmo,
cuyas bases, cuya inspiration y
cuyos modelos Sc hallaban tanto en-
los monumentos precolombinos de
arte, como en- las cualidades plasti-
cas- del paisaje mexicano. All mismo
tiempo. esos artistas imprimleron
en- sus obras un mensaJe social y
revolucionario de considerable tras-
c~endencia.
Ell alma, ell modelo, la forma, ell
tema V la tecnica de esa pintura es
ell indio del Nuevo Mundo. De all
que haya fructifcado en- todos aque-
Hos lugares donde la tradlcion INDIA
&c encuentre aGn en- estado latente.
Arte peruanO
En- Peru Sc ha desarrollado una
~Iimportante escuela nacional de pm
tura, inspirada por los artistas
mexicanos. Jose Sabogal y sus DIS
|cfpulos han reemplazado ell nacio-
Inalismo retr6grado de sus predece-
sores por pinturas rebosantes dc
Iformas mobiles, modelos vigorosos y
dolores vfvidos.
I'm considerable n1mero de entre
los cuadros de %reconocido merito
artfstico exhibidos ALI, muestran
decididamente la Influenza de Ia
escuela parisiense.
Por ejemplo, la Vista de Monte
video" del pintor uruguayo Urta es
Iun eiemplo de la Influenza de
ICGzanne y del colorido del periodic
azul de Picasso.
En- ell "Paisaje" del dominicano
IRavenet pueden verse en- ell fondo
unos arboles a la Derain y n casa
II Ia ~Jtrillo en- primer termino. I
La fruta verde sobre un mantel
Iblanco. pintada por Amelia Pelaez
Ifrae a Ia memoria ciertas remlnls-
lcencias de Bracque
La gaceta., 1943-05-06

Director de Ia EscueLG NGciOndL de
BelIas Aries, de Lima, fOmentG O.
renaGSmientO del drte nattUo del
Peri.
pintura moderna de las otras
rep1blicas de America.
Presentada bajo los ausPicios del
Institute Interamericano de Rocky
Mountain, la exposition estuyo re-
presentada por Mexico, Peru, Ar
qentina, Brasil, Ecuador, Chile y
Ia RepGblica Dominicana.
Los objetos exhibidos - 6leos,
acuarelas, pasteles, trabajos ma
nuales, alfareria y tejidos-desPle-
garon la riqueza de su colorido
s%rtfstico ante la vista de los innu-
merabies espectadores y estqdian-
ties del Colegio del Estado de
Colorado.
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
pPOLOGO

ru
,.huena suerte de Pablo
Ia muchacha fuese una
:. DANA" ST que es una
-decia Pablo. De no ha-
n "tonta", de SECURE
hubieran mandado a pre-
IOlicia lie habia atrapado con
ms en- la masa. LIE habia
IA habitacion de La mu-
ron ell revolver puesto en-
hlda.
Eogi a este pajarO cuando sa-
Ia casa-dijo ell policia.-
Icontra encima este dinerO.
Fan toda seguridad que este
lUIl w.
DC de listed. mo lie perte-
psted?-decia ell agente del
moviendo los billetes de
4 en- la cara de la muchacha.
liza no lie agrad6 a la mucha-
fOrma en- que ell policia ha-
bablado o quiza sintio lastima
81 ladron que estaba de pie
a ella con un revolver apo
Il or su cuerpo. Quiza fuesen
] cosas. De todos modos, WEN
Pablo proyectarse en- la SOM
mOnstruOsa del policia, de re-
he decide que no lie importaba
Tho que Ell dinero fuese de ella
10 10 fuese.
HNo-contesto la muchacha-,
/ es mi dinero. Quiero decir que
es milo ahora. Els suyo. Yo Sc
presto.
Use 10 presto 80?
Miro ell policia como 81 creyese
ella como creia en- San Nicolas.
1Si-agrego la iCual
Ia idea suya tratando tan ruda-
pnte a mi joven amigo?
Fl pOlicia Sc encogio de hon.
Ds.
-Esta vez has tenido suerte,
liza. Ahora, marchate, mientras
estOy bajo la impression de
sorpresa.
Pablo Sc marcho Y ell policia lie
Eui6 haSta la escalera primero y
spues hasta la Gale. Era Ell 10
pudiera llamarse un hombre
nido.
81 Ell pOlicia no hubiese estado
la habitaci6n, posiblemente a
muchacha lie habria dado las
POr este ahora la llamaba
-JeSucristo-se decia mientras
minaba-, esta "dama" habia
ObadO ser una "tonta". iQue
TIA!
ION este significaba que la con-
eraba buena en- grado superla-
Pablo habia sido ~afortuna-
PerO su buena suerte era ell
ner eslab6n en- la cadena que
pa a conducir hasta ell patibu-
La piedad de la muchacha lie
Ia salvado del preside; pero
abba puesto en- ell canine hacia
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
PAGINA SIETE
Ell NIN0 MUERTo

BARQUERO 70 de este barco,
81, barQuero 20.
Aunque no tenga dinero,
ST, barquero yo.
Rema, nino, mi remero;
no te canses, no.
Mira va el puerto lunero,
mira, miralo.
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
Ell NINO MAL0


IA la mar, 81 no duermes,
que viene el viento!
va en- las grutas marinas
ladran sus perros.
Isl no duermes, al monte:
vienen ell buho
Y ell gavilan del bosque!
Cuando tie duermas,
lal almendro, mi nino,
Y a la estrella dc menta!
La gaceta., 1943-05-06

la silla electrical.
Ell destino veria que asi fuese.
Y 81 ell destino no 10 hacia, 10 ha-
ria la policia.
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
81, SENOR:

81, SENOR:
Para pintar mejOr gu casa,
compre la pintura b. L. p, ven
dida excluSivamente por KING
GRECO HARDWARE CO.,
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
CLASIFTCADOS

Sc ALQUILA, a caballeros, una
habitaci6n con dos camas. Diri-
ianse al 1903 de la avenida 15.
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
CANCION

TODD 10 que por ii vi
La estrella sobre el apriscO,
el caro- estival del heno
' ell alba del alheli-,
81 me miras, para Il.
Lo que gustaste por mi
la azucar del malvavisco,
la menta del mar serene
Y ell hume azul del benjui-,
81 me miras, para ii.
PREGON
iVENDO nubes de dolores:
las redondas, coloradas,
para endulzar los calores!
iVendo los cirros morados
Y rosas, las alboradas,
los crepGsculos dorados!
FL amarillo lucero,
cogido a la verde rama
del celeste duraznero!
iVendo la nieve, la llama
Y ell canto del pregonero!
Rafael Alberti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
RafiOninS-
Listing
Is Speeded

With registration machinery
geared almost to perfection Wayne
.County's 10000 volunteer regis
trars today entered their third
day Of enrolling residents for the
No. 2 ration books.
Assistant Superintendent oi
Schools Herman Browe said al
the close of the registering las
night that yesterday saw a larger
number of registrants than Mon.
day, when more than half mil.
lion persons enrolled.
Little confusion has developed
he added. This is due, he said. to
the fact that many people are
registering at high schools, as well
as at elementary and intermediate
buildings. Tomorrow is the last
day for registering.
The new book will be necessary
for every man, woman and child,
for without IT canned and pro-
cessed goods cannot be obtained
at any store after March /. Until
that date these foodstuffs are not
obtainable anywhere.
Registrars said today that for
the most part Detroiters were
honest about the number of cans
Of food they have on hand. In
many instances persons have adj
mitted they had as much as 100
or more cans or jars on hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
No City Hall Garden
Pigeons Held Menace TO Seeds, So Model Plots
Are Scheduled for Belle Isle, River Rouge

The model victory garden idea
for the front lawn of city hall
got the bird today.
At a meeting of the parks and
recreation commission. the sug-
geStion was made that small
plants instead Of seeds be planted.
due 10 the large number Of
pigeons. But Fred NaGle objected,
saying that The birds would ruin
the plants by walking on them and
picking them.
Then the subject Of vegetables
came up. and {. +. Smith, super
intendent OF forestry and land
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Hearing Granted
|nCityPdy Row

Common Council today unanl.
mously voted flat asa per cent
increase for all city workers ex.
cept DSR employees, but delayed
until Friday final action on the
six-day week and pay rate for the
extra day.
Approval of the asa raise bring:
all city employees pay TO Is pei
cent above Jan. l, 194l, the Little
Steel formula.
Councilman Rogell asked for Z
siX-day week with straight time
Councilman Edwards. however
proposed for time and a half fol-
the sixth day.
Council President Lodge then or,
dered the vote postponed unit
Friday to allow union workers q
hearing tomorrow night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Imam Party
Sole Member Of County
Convention Reelected

BIG RAPIDS. Feb. % Judge
William p. Ryan of Big Rapids
was the sole Mecosta County
convention here. He elected him
self chairman and secretary and
also named himself delegate tC
the state convention. He wrote
minutes OF meeting and then
mailed them 10 the State Central
Democratic Committee Ryan has
been justice of the peace for il
years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
MICHAEL
Blame In(endiarism
For Fire Fatal 10 100

ST. JOHNS. Newfoundland, Feb.
"a tUP).-A judicial report today
attributed 10 incendiarism fire
which killed more than 100 Cana
dian and United States soldiers
and girls attending a benefit serv-
ice in Knights of Columbus inn
December II
The report said the fire started
in a cupboard on the dormitory
floor where toilet paper and other
lnflammable material was stored
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Drowned Beneath Truck

Edward Rascob. "a, truck
driver of Hamilton, Ont, was
drowned today when his truck
collided with a passenger car II
miles east of Windsor and pinned
him beneath his vehicle in a
Water-filled ditch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Egg Ceiling Explained by State OPA
Edison Admits
Rivalry Threat
Held Rate Down

The threat OF private concerns
to build their own power plants
has been the most serious check
on Detroit Edison rates, according
to evidence before the Michigan
Public Service Commission today
Harry A. Snow, controller foI
the electrical company, gave the
Testimony at the III otel Fort
Shelby hearing where the city is
seeking TO force lower rate
schedules.
Snow told Assistant Corporation
Council James II. Lee that the
fcompany's S12,500,000 earnings il
1912 was 1856 per cent of the com
pany'S investment. He admitted
that should electric rates be cut SO,
600 900 a year. as requested by the
city, this would be reduced tc
1852, or only "a per cent.
do you consider that an un-
fair reduction In profits:" Lee
was asked.
PROFITS TOO LOW
EYES," replied Snow. because
profits are already too low tn
meet dividend payments. We
think q 6 per cent rate Of return
justified and that's what we
would like TO have"
Are you prepared to ask for
an increase sufficient to provide
that ?" Lee said.
mo, because II would cost
$50, 600, 900 In increased electri-
cal rates and Is therefore i'm
practical" Snow replied.
WHY IMPRACTICAL:
eff IL is Justified. then why
Is IL impractical and what would
be the result ." Lee asked.
"Such an increase would
cause industries to build their
own power plants and would
cause a minor revolution among
Detroit househOlders," Snow
said.
In addition to Snow, Edison at
torneys planned TO place ALFRED
c. Marshall. president and genera
manager, on the stand today. i
was felt that Marshall might offer
a slight rate reduction to spike
"a larger one by the commission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

Back came
tn e requisi-
ton with a
refusal from
the priorities
board reading
S ON e ( h ne
like this: I'VE
are sorry we
cannot [ a k c
care of your
request, but
to alleviate
the condition
w @ suggest
that you inn
pro We I h o
lighting in the
laboratory"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

Scape, said that vegetable 5
definitely could not be planted,
declaring that the brides would
eat them, and that vegetables are
more susceptible to smoke and in
SectS than flowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Medal TO Air Student

The American Legion Aviation
Post No. 257 annual gold media,
award went today TO Joseph r
Salonimer, p, a junior at Wayne
University. He is an aeronautica
student.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Schools Give 70 Acres

Between 20 and Is acres of
school sites will be used for VIC
tory gardens this season. board
of education had voted today. Fifty
acres are IN II sites.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now
AROUND TOWN:

Now comes the story OF DR..
Joseph A. Kasper, director OF
laboratories for the city. He
sent in a requisition for some
additional lighting equipment at
the medical laboratory at Her
man Kiefer Hospital, which has
had its work multiplied several
times over lately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Boy browns as Ice Breaks

Police today were dragging the
River Rouge in Rouge. Park for
the body Of Kenneth Young, 10, of
S349 PRIEST. drowned late yester-
day when the ice broke.