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Evening star., 1943-02-03
Miss Janet O'Leary
And Ensign Lucey
To Wed Tomorrow

The marriage of Miss Janet
Eleanor OLeary, daughter Of Rep
resentative James oLeary Of New
York and the late Mrs. OIeary, to
Ensign John De Sales Lucey, United
States Coast Guard, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James J. Lucey, will take place
The ceremony will be
performed in the Roman Catholic
Cathedral in st. Augustine. Fla. The
Rev. Patrick O'Brien will ofnciate
and a reception will follow ct the
Hotel Castle Warden.
Representative OLeary, who ac-
companied his daughter South, win
give her IA marriage. Mrs. John &.
Lucey viii be matron Of honor and
Ensign james OIeary, jr., United
States Coast Guard, brother of the
bride, win be the best man.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

pitched in and did most Of the
gardening herself. She's an ex-
pert on gardening, too. When
the Lovetts came to Washing
ton three years ago they leased
an unfinished house on S
street and brought their own
lovely furniture with them. And
1t Is charmingly arranged, for
Mrs. Lovett has great taste. She
Evening star., 1943-02-03
By the Way
Beth Blaine

If you went to the AWVS head
quarters and asked who was the
best all-round worker and most
popular person there you would
very probably be told by any one
you asked - Mrs. Robert A.
Lovett, wife Of the Assistant Sec
retary of War for Air. She has
completed just about EVERY
course that the AWVS gives and
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Officers Elected

Mrs. Guy M. Gillette Of Iowa has
been elected president Of the 70
Club. Mrs. Anthony J. Dimond Of
Alaska was elected first vice presi-
dent, and the other new officers are
Mrs. j. Hardin Peterson Of Florida,
second vice president, and Mrs. J,
Buell. Snyder Of Pennsylvania, Sec
retary- y-treasurer.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

has worked in
ust a b ou t
every depart
ment tn e r e.
S he do e.S a
full = time Job
every day, all
day, six days a
week.
H ow c a n
you do t h a t
m uc h ," we
asked.
1T S easier
" h e n y o u
come to a new
town." S al d
Mrs. Low e t t.
"At home IN
N e W Y or k
he re W e r e
m m ! t t e e
meetings and
Evening star., 1943-02-03

h q n t done
profess ! o n q !
decorating. but
she could have,
easily, and she
has helped q
6 e at many
friends plan
q n d arrange
their houses
Just as . favor.
She S tu d e d
flower " q X
In 6" un d e r
Cons t a n c e
s pr y, a n d
taught q group
Of young wom-
en- he rse II
when she ran
the flow er
booth for the
piccadillV Ar.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Annual Luncheon

Phyllis Lyman Colony of the
National Society Of New England
Women held its annual Qutch-treat
luncheon and meeting yesterday at
the Kenesaw Apartments. Guest
speaker was Mrs.. Arthur G. Hough-
ton. State chairman Of the National
Defense Committee, District Dauah-
ters of the American Revolution,
Evening star., 1943-02-03
At Palm Beach

Mr.. and Mrs. David n. Frank are
in Palm Beach for the remainder Of
the Winter and are at the Hotel
MayfloWer.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

before her marriage several months
aso, was Miss Barbara Smith. She
IS the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank r. Smith.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

Gentlemen prefer blonds-patTiots
prefer bends. Buy now.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

On the metal collection drive you
have m 8 card. Go the limit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-15
COrdelI Hull Rounds Out Great Diplomatic
 Career by Recent Trip

Continued from rage one)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-15

Wide Bay on the southeast coast. Air patrols raided the Cape Glou- cester area.
 Ground Activities
 Three strong predawn counter attacks against Australian troops in the Ramu Valley in New Guinea were repulsed with heavy loss to the enemy. Australians here are aiming for the enemy supply base at Ma dang on the coast
 Along the Huon coast Allied air patrols wrecked 10 enemy barges, and Allied light naval units in a night attack sank three barges near the Sanga River nine miles off Reiss point.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-15
DR. KELLOGG PASSES AWAY, BATTLE CREEK
Famous Health Authority, Food Manufactured,
 Dies at Age of 91
Continued from Page One)

on February 26, 1852, he moved to Battle Creek with his parents at an early age. He worked in his fathers broom factory and also served as printers devil in Battle Creek publishing houses.
 He was educated ill the Battle Creek public schools, the Michigan State Normal School, and the Uni versity of Michigan.
 After taking over the struggling sanitarium, Dr. Kellogg, putting into effect his own ideas, shortly had developed it to an unprece- dented degree. Then he launched into the business of manufacturing health foods and his name became household word He wrote un- ceasingly and was the author of many volumes on health practices. Yielded Knife At 70 Dr. Kellogg never reached a.stop- ping place in his long career. In his seventies he still wielded the sur geon's knife.
 Dr. Kelloggs wife died in 1920 They never had children, but de lighted to provide funds for the education of deserving boys and girls. They virtually reared 40 chil- dren legally adopting several of them.
 l pr. Kellogg was a militant leader in the health movement that bans meat from the menu and empha- sizes the value of grains, fruits and vegetables. No meats are served at the Battle Creek Sanitarium. For more than half a century the phy-
 sician slept out of doors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-15
AIR ATTACK STEPPED up,
 S.W. PACIFIC
Record Tonnage of Bombs Dropped-NanY Sec
 lions Raided
CContinued from Page one)

Gasmata has felt the destructive power of more than $50 tons of bombs in the past few weeks, the previous high tonnage being 142 on this center, which might figure as an invasion point should Gen. Mac Arthur's forces move to the Huon peninsula of New Guinea. It was also the target of Vice Admiral Thomas c. Kinkaid's destroyers on November 29.
 Machine Gun Strafing
 For nearly three hours on Sun day Allied planes poured it on from a minimum altitude, strafing with machine guns as well as with blast ing bombs. The prevous raids were notable for lack of enemy inter- ception, but this time 19 Jap planes rose and two were shot down, while all of ours returned
 Simultaneous aerial blows wert also dealt at Cape Hoskins on tht north coast of the island and a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-15
BETA SIGMA PHI
 HAS XMAS PARTY


 Beta Sigma Phi, international so- cial and cultural sorority, held its first social event since it's organi- zation in Juneau last month, when a Christmas party was given last night in the Baranof Hotel pent- house apartment of Mrs. Wallis George, social sponsor.
 A small Christmas tree shining with blue lights centered one of the round tables and before the mir rored mantel piece was an attrac- tive arrangement of candles, min iature angels, and tree.
 Honors at games went to Cheda
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-15

Paul, Mrs. w R. Carter. Mrs. Joyce Williams and Mrs Henry Owen, Jr.
 Gifts we're exchanged with Mrs. Senna Powers, president of the chapter, officiating as Santa.
 Mrs. George, assisted by Mrs. Owen and Mrs. Willard Carnes, served coffee and two birthday cakes. honoring Edna Harpole and Cheda Paul.
 Edna Harpole was in charge Of games and singing.
 Pat Hammersley was a guest for the evening and members present included Mrs. Carnes, Bonnie Mozee, Jerry Ringstad, Mrs. Powers, Edna Harpole, Mrs Earl McGinty, Mrs. Fred Paul, Mrs. Williams, Cheda Paul, Mrs. Owen, Mrs. George and Mrs. Carter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-15

tCOntlnueQ rom rage OneJ statesmen" that often knocked out the conference obstacles. That is believable. It's an accepted fact now that the Soviet Union doesn't like diplomatic double-talk. Hull doesn t know any. W
 To say that Secretary Hull has been Washington's man of the hour since he landed at the National Air port is to use a trite phrase but a true one. If ever President went out from the White House to greet one of his return cabinet members aa Roosevelt did when Hull came home, none here ever heard of it.
 When Congres discussed a resolu- tion asking Hull to appear for d report on the conference, the chief objection to it was that someone. perhaps Hull himself, might read into it an implied summons as dis courteous. If ever before Congress has been so tender in its approach to member of the cabinet, it's not in the records.
 At 72, Cordell Hull has written himself a page in the history books, which will be far better reading than the foottnote he otherwise would have gotten: Pres de t Roosevelt's Secretary of State, who plugged away for those reciprocal trade treaties which apparently had no appreciable effect in stemming the tide of World War II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

Nike Business and Professional
Women Club VIII meet AZ the
central branch YWCA Tuesday
al IS 80 p. m The Rev Joseph
@ Mayue VIII be guest speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Detroit section Of the National

Council of Jewish juniors is
holding a membership tea this
Sunday from 3 10 > p m al
the home of Edith RcIchstCin in,
Atkinson avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Pd7heIIenic
'Mesting
On Tuesday
I'VE DETROIT PANIED

II
Il LENIC ASSOCIATION will
meet Tuesday at . p. m. at the
YWCA,
A meeting of the Northwest
Group OF Delta Delta Delta All-
ance viii be held Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Lewis A, Koepfgen
IN Lancashire road RoScdale
Park. Salvation Army sewing
will follow.
The annual Christmas party
Of Delta Zeta Will be held
Thursday evening at s p. m. IN
the home of Mrs Lawrence A.
Phillip in Rcnfrew road. Mrs.
Wnbert Walter, Mrs. Owen
Goodrich. Lee EVenSon and Lois
AkerStrom will be hOstesSeS.
Mrs. II. II. McKinnon of
Grayton road will he hostess at
the annual Christmas party of
tho Detroit Alumnae Club of
Alpha Gamma Delta 10 be held
Tuesday at Is p. m Mrs. + p.
SChimmel. Mrs p. j. Burke and
Mrs. r. T.. Larson Will assist
the hostess.
Sigma Kappa Alumnae Will
hold a mixed party Saturday
evening at the home OF Mrs e.
n. EIummcl in University place.
Assisting her are Mrs. l. +,
Schneider Mrs. Stuart Boyer,
Mrs. William Adamek and Mrs.
Russell Cole
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

Nan Sawyer daughter Of
the Whitney Sawyers; Sonia
White. daughter Of the Ken
meth Whites Ellen Hooper
daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Lewis Hooper, and Helen Gar
rels. daughter of the John
c. Garrels. will come for 10
DAYS from the University Of
Michigan.
Priscilla and jeanne Smith
are coming from Wellesley and
Sudmore 20 spend the holidays
with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs Don Smith Of Lighthouse
pointe
Ann Ballach. who attends Nj
ami University has a month 20
spend with he family, Mr. and
Mrs Glen BallaCh and her
grand m other Mrs 6 r
SchlmmCl
Virginia Osborn, daughter Of
Nr and Mrs Paul Osborn. has
three weeks vacation from
Sweetbriar while her brother.
Paul. student al the Admiral
Billiard School al New London,
Will also spend some time with
his parents.
Roberta Pinkerton Will spend
her vacation from Western
University. oxford. O.. with her
parents. the Robert PinkertonS
Warren Stanton, who attends
Taft School m Watertown. y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Mrs. Allie TO Speak
To COP Women

MRS. BETTY ALLIE. chair
man OF the O m p q nsa tiou
commission Of the Michigan de-
partment of labor and industry,
Will speak on The Amended
Labor Act' at the meeting Tues
day al ? p, m. Of the Wayne
County Womcn's Republican
Club at the Hotel Statler. The
board meeting Will be al 1890
p. m.
A special Christmas program
will he held after the meeting
Music will be provided by Dwight
Wheeler. Marion Murray, Billie
Ferguson and Miss Prudence
Butterficld
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Santa to Appear
At Women S Civ

SANTA CLAUS Will appear
in person al the Womcn'S CITY
Club next Saturday from . 10 4
p. m. 10 greet the younger chill
dren at their Christmas party.
"A party ror the young people
III years old and up will be held
on Dec 30 at the same hours.
The parties are being planned
by the swimming pool commit
tee. Mrs. Remley 3. Weeks.
the chairman, is being assisted
by
MESDAMFE
faf n Ilnncr burwood r Alien
Harold l. Ballard Lewis Cared
E8r q. Maynard Irene SouthWorth
MISSES
Nrfua lrrncS Dorothy Neihus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
College G,l Home
Soon kor HoAday,
CROSSE lie Dcc H.

CHRISTMAS this year viii ind many Of the college -fs
L returning to their homes for tho holidays, hu the same
cannot be SAID the boys most of whom arc IN trimming of
some kind preparatory entering the service
Nancy stanton daughter of Harry + stanton VIII arrive
from Pine Manor and Barbara Nolan daughter of Mrs john
Nolan will arrive Dec 10 from Wellesley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

y viii spend three weeks at
home after his arrival on the
sixteenth. bar hl> sister Connie
Lee. who is engaged m work at
The Philadelphia Navy Yard
VIII be home for Christmas Day
only
High School Party Dec. 2f
The senior class of the
Crosse lie High School has de-
cided upon Dec % as the date
Of It's annual Christmas party
which viii he IN the auditorium
with Shirley Biorma in charge
of decorations, Willard Wolfe.
publicity and Jack Jackson
music.
Edward A Nciscr VIII leave
soon for New York 10 visit hS
daughter. Mrs Edith MciSCr
Mcknight and Mrs Ruth Meiscr
Borden
As Mrs Mcknight is opening
m Boston m a new play when
Nh MeiSer arrives. Mrs Borden
viii be his hostess m the new
home which Mrs Mcknight has
recently purchased
Yellott r. Hard castle Of
Broomall, Pa spent several
days last week with the Robert
AleNanderS.
Invitations are out for a DIN
ncr 10 be- given at the Fort
Shelby Hotel Wednesday IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Club News

Detroit Medical assistants
Society viii hold election oi Of
ncers at ITS Christmas party
Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. IN the
Eaton Tower
Garden Division Of the Rose
dale Progressive Club viii meet
10 make holiday decorations al
tho home of Mrs. W +. Nlgnoc
IN Glastonbury road Thursday al
10 m Mrs Donald Hoffman
and Mrs W L Nicholson VIII
assist the hostess.
Nike Business and Professional
Women Club VIII meet AZ the
central branch YWCA Tuesday
al $50 p. m The Rev Joseph
@ Mayue VIII be guest speaker
Detroit Review Club viii meet
AZ the WomCn's City Club Mon
day 10 hear a Program Of
Traditional Christmas Carols
by the hoys' choir of St Paul'S
Cathedral under the direction Of
Ralph Calder
Detroit Section of the National
Council of Jewish juniors is
holding a membership tea this
Sunday from 3 10 , p m Al
the home Of Edith RcIchstCin In
Atkinson avenue
Music study Club will hold
luncheon meeting a the home
Of Mrs BENJAMIN Lclkcn Tues
day noon Judith SIdorS ky,
pianist will be guest artist.
The Princess Beatrice Chapter
Of tho Daughters of the British
Empire Will meet Monday AZ .
y m IN the home of Mrs Han
Old Clark In Atkinson avenue.
Assistant hostess VIII be Mrs \
T. DuSSCau
Nomen'S Aeronautical ANso-
citation of Detroit viii hold a
Christmas party al the Wardeu
Tuesday following a business
meeting AT I p m Mrs. William
JuerEenS is taking reservations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

Detroit Medical assistants
Society will hold election oi Of
nCerS at ITS Christmas party
Tuesday at 7.30 p. m IN the
Eaton Tower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

The board of the auxiliary of
the Salvation Army viii meet
AT the Evangeline Residence
Tuesday al I 1 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Music study Club Will hold a

Music study club VIII hold a
luncheon meeting "a the home
Of Mrs BENJAMIN Lelkcn Tues
day noon Judith SIdorSky,
pianist will be guest artist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-21
Christian science Churches

Mind" Will be The subject Of
the lesson-scrmon IN all Chris
tian Science churches throughout
the world on SUNDAY. Aug. p.
The golden text PSALMS l47:5)
is Great is our Lord. and Of
great power his understanding
Is infinite"
Among the Bible citations is
this passage 'Romans 1883, 3el:
80 the depth OF The riches both
OF the wisdom and knowledge OF
Cod how unsearchable are his
judgments. and his ways past.hnd.
ing OUT For Of him. and through
him. and 10 him. arc all things;
to whom be glory for ever.
Amen
Correlatve passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy include the follow
Ing % 270) Few deny the hy-
pothesis that intelligence. apart
from man and matter governs the
universe; and Il is generally ad-
mitted that this intelligence is
the eternal Mind or divine Prin-
ciple. Love"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-21

Der ,. AZ $3.50 Twelfth street.
Due to the limited space sut
table accommodations al project
residents are Iryned free u
charge but a ice Of fifty cents
VIII be assessed ne general pub.
lie, All city officials are cordial.
~ invited to come out and meet
the newcomers and the various
club leaders
Saturday, Sept 4 there will n
q Project dance open 70 the pub
lie. al the club located At 5'i
Twelfth street IN Ecorse v
Hawkins. civic president Is o.
pccted TO mako TIE welcome al
dress. after which Alex Dallor
Jr.. president ~ The Young PEI.
pies club. will introduce Guy e.
ficlals and organization leater
present Ref-e.hmenls viii y
free.
Mrs Pauline stafford Of ''a
Twelfth street Ecorse had ~
her houseguesi last week wv
Mabel Ray OF 81 Louis No
They spent THURSDAY Afternoon
as guests OF Mrs Lila Wasn't
Ten. in her lovely air.coral'o'"
brick home on Nineteenth sF'sA
Following dinner he RENAME"
OF the evening WIS spent a'p@'
ing games In 'he basement "
creation rooms
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-21

new working 20 disrupt The war
effort and nations unity. as well
as those elements Of intolerant
violence In or police force
There should be a united and
insistent appeal by every decent
American to Acknowledgement Bid
die to set up a Grand Jury in our
city. whose Mayor and Prosecutor
have shown themselves bankrupt
In impartial and competent lead
ership, so that the real criminals
are unmasked and punished. so
that the real conditions may be
exposed and corrected. so that De-
troit may give its united and I'M
divided attention 10 its great task
II contributing every strength 10
help force the unconditional sur
render ~ our fascist enemy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-21
'Denounces
Statement On
Migration Ban
---
Want More
Housing For
War Workers


WASHINGTON In siat.n.,,
issued this week John u s. s..'
stacke, president OF Inc ing Ssns'
Newspaper Publishers asson,. .s'
and publisher Of the chIc.va '- y
fender weekly newspaper w., y.
record opposing the recommssa y
ton which II has been reno, -,
that Attorney General Biddls NV.
to President Roosevelt prooo.Is,
that the migration OF Negro. !
ended or restricted
Sengstacke urged tina, instead :,
national unity being strained a.
lher by such an unwise and imD,,.
teal move, that the goyernme,, =
mediately undertake 10 ensn,.
sound program OF housing comma,
snrate with the needs nov e,l,ar,
IN large Industrial cen,ers vh.,.
Negro workers have been eallsa
like other Americans to work {,
war plants.
Further, Sengs,acke recommend
ed that the unfortunate was. :,
rnmors, charges. and eouu,.,
charges which create tension /.
brought to an immediate end y,
suggested that the attorney r,u.
eral call conference 81 ,bo.
agencies OF the Federal Govern.
ment concerned and involved IA
the problems creating and result.
Ing from war strain and tension
as we'll as those organizations boA
white and Negro concerned viii
Negro welfare and the governor
mayors, and law enforcement Of.
ficials in critical areas where "A.
cial tension is moualing and n.
cial disturbances NAV occur
Sengsiacke ended hy saving lhs,
We must work hastily on coor.
dinated basis TO keen our var ma.
chine rolling America is tho ory
loser in racial strife.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-21
YPSILANTI

The cost ~ great lote~ was
'he theme 90 INC message deliver
80 - R.o@n Chapel ANE church
~Rnd7f 'p0rrine hv fhe pastor
ae Bet = g Siplm MS Visitors
nsfe lr'fo Neei
AZ Seq nl Bapfsf church The
aeft'rs nlfssass was hrnrrhk hy
w pastr be Rev Gardner Roll.
s.sof VIE spoke ffou Luke II III.
fear persons were aided 70 The
ffarh mcmhefshir one IS can-
eisair 'or baptism
Nfy Sunday Second Baptist
cirrfeanon VIII Worship d lax.
tsr ANE charah 81 uhlfh ms
Soy Nr tyans IS pas'nr
rs Asbtile Rrroks er,ee-
atne'' hey sister Mrs SARA How
arf 1n' fend MIS- yeheeSa
Irises ~ Lousflllc rs Wih a
eoher pn'g Thur~gay evening
Net.of town guests were from
l"rei' and New Jersey
Nf- Matilda Wilson's ard d4usl..
'fF nrera arc Visiting hor father
taa siser 81 Iniiana
Mrs Annahel Brook ana hcr
lpes's were questioned AZ Nacl-
f'na club ~ psta ui'h SIN
go ~ hos'
''f''soh WI lfHfe
VIZ hf nome N illsa
'''' ''','i + 'Re ito'a-
e "nF II 'es' h1nfN'
ii',.'e Theolhe'gs Hamilton Is
no'He ~ fnri nrh iie is station.
fa " colorado
Mrs Mary allHcll IS much
llaptofea Wiiie nouelass -
Neh'a "aie Sren' several aaes
'lsHire-hf sisters Mrs c. 49,.
arr A'd MIS- Charlotte Nassar
wi'h whom ne dpmic.lcd Rela-
'htsr ~ Chatham
ontario aN'neei his mrai amons
lh'w "'fo ms daughters Mrs
l'os" Sheafs ard Mrs fsfela
a'lorh
Mrs Ja kson ~ 81 Louis no.
A't" VISITING her hsoiher Mr.
'.n~n
lhr Carver Community Center
ai.ye 80 sed with slcrsss am
nHai htrNf' IN Harriet street
srhn' last Monday evening With
membership 81 2ii and reasaly
s1'led hy S9s- Tho dinner was
( seii attended and guests indud.
rpne reprf senta'itcs OF other
ofgarzaiots Interested IN The
Success 50 lhr center
llerhri' Ftancois 50 master Of
& oeonios % ne carefully plan
rci program
~ r'N isa Nmona blair' rep
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-21

Pvt. tyril Ralph Powell. ~ G0li
Michigan avenue. Chicago. ILL.,.
wa nIIegedly branded with n
hol poker iron nv four kluxcrs
near De bidder. La. on June IL
Of this year, according 10 nm eye
Witness who asked that his
name be withheld for special
purposes. according 10 the re-
port. the victim had obtained
pas from his unit 10 spend The
nlrhi at The above town In
$50 camp. pm reaching the
city. the report says. he changed
his mind about the iurlongh and
WAS on hi way Ia station
where he planned 10 hall u bus
Ter The return 10 camp when he
was stopped by four kIu,ers.
The victim was called 10 the
ear of these kluxers. continued
the report. and was pulled In
side. and after travelling at a
terrific speed for several blocks.
The occupants Of the ear pro-
cecded 10 heat poker iron
with plumger's torch and brand
cd nm ~" on his left cheek.
f>huwn In the above picturel.
The report further claims that
af.cr the hot Iron was applied
20 the victims face. he suffered
mnch palm and agony. Finally.
releasing himself from his as
>allant>. Powell leapsa ont Of
the speeding car and escaped.
Press Photo Service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-21
Here's The Answer
Questions on Page I'D

lAl The 332nd Fighter group.
fAl Selfridge Field, Michigan
tAl Judge william HASTE
"a Lena Horne, Eddie "Roches-
ter Anderson and Ethel
Waters
CA Willis II Menard Of Louisiana.
"a John A. Burton.
"a Master Sgt William A. John
son he was the Youngest
man to receive the medals.
being only Is years old
when he enlisted