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Evening star., 1943-06-22
Dr.. Chester Holmes
Presents Diplomas al
Paul Junior High
Barbara Fry and Ruth
Davis Speak for Gloss
On Four Freedoms

DR.. Chester w. Holmes, assistant
superintendent of schools, presented
diplomas today to BOG graduates OF
Paul Junior High School.
The president of the class, Bar
bara Fry, made the address of well
come, and Ruth Davis gave the
valedictory talk. The theme was
The -Four Freedoms" The Rev,
DR.. Clarence w. Crawford of Calvary
Baptist Church gave the invocation
and pronounced the benediction.
Evening star., 1943-06-22

Dean, Betty Ann
Denning, Albert
Di Benedetta c.
Dickstein. Walter
Diedrich, Eppa H.
Donnelly, r. L.
Douglas, Ollie v.
Dutrow, Marian A.
Drake, z. E., jr.
Dyer, James r.
Earnhart. Doris D.
Eccleston, John w.
Eliason, Frances M.
Ennis, Gloria
Ensminger, p. L.
Everhart, Jane L.
Everhart, VIM. F.
Fanarod, Shirley r.
Faxon. Eleanor N.
FerRuSOn, Lois j.
Few. Lillian H.
Fitz. John F.
Frederick. Joan A.
Frick. Lucie L.
Fuschene, Tommy ].
FuSco, Alfred p
Fusco. Salvatore. jr.
Geanopoulos, Jean
Gerber. Naomi
Greene. Elizabeth A.
Gregory. Constantine
Ha ar, Charlotte S.
Hall. Margaret A.
Hamaty, George
Hammett, Paul A.
Hancock. Reginald c.
Hardy, Joseph p.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
Terrell Junior High
Graduates Class Of 98
John H. Wilson, School
Bourd Member, Presides

Ninety-eight graduating students
at Terrell Junior High School re-
ceived their diplomas at commence
ment exercises at Armstrong High
School today from John H. Wilson,
member of the Board of Education.
Mr.. Wilson also was presiding
Evening star., 1943-06-22
Harrison, Mary r.
Hartley, Jean p.
Haynes. John q.
Henderson. r. NJ.
Hicks. jean II.

Harrison, Mary r.
Hartley, Jean p.
Haynes, John q.
Henderson. r. NJ.
Hicks. Jean Z.
Hood, Robert l..
Howes, Constance
HUGHES, Walden c.
Hume. Mildred H.
1ronside. Elizabeth Y
Jefferson. Louis r.
Jenkins. Mary z.
Jennison, Barbara M
johnson. Ethel j.
Jones, Marjorie e.
Kaufman, r. l..
Rooms, Betty j.
KoutSandrea, j. d.
Laycock. Dolores J.
Lee. Edward
Levin, Herbert
Lewis. william H.
Lincourt. jimmie L.
Liston. Lawrence W,
Bianco, John L,
Long, Kathryne Il.
Loube, Milton
Marcopulos. D. p.
Mack. Yvonne M.
Mahoney. Patricia A
Mahoney. Thresa M,
Major, Dorothy A.
Mason, Phyllis
Mastrorocco. v. N.
Mathers, Leola
Mathews, Ronald w.
Melice, Joseph, jr.
Melton. Claude H.
McColley. Clara M.
McLane, Gertrude 4
Miley, Patricia c.
Mills, Harry l..
Mills, James A.
Moon, John c.
Mulloy, Betty Lee
Myers, Phyllis J.
Nance, Thomas C.,
Nairn, Agnes L.
Natoli. Camella p.
Neri, Anthony j.
Oder, Robert
Evening star., 1943-06-22
Weather Report
FURNISHED BY the United States '

FURNISHED By the United States weather
Bureau.)
District of Columbia: Very warm
and humid this afternoon with
highest temperature 90 degrees.
Thundershowers late this afternoon
and this evening. Continued warm
tonight and Wednesday morning.
Virgins and Maryland: Con-
tinued warm tonight and Wednes-
day morning, scattered thunder
showers early tonight.
River Report.
Potomac River cloudy and Shen-
andoah muddy at Harpers Ferry.
Potomac muddy at Great Falls.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
Browne Junior High
Diplomas Go 10 1b
Presentations Are Made
By Mai. c. H. Fearing

Mai Charles H. Fearing. member
Of the Board of Education, today
awarded diplomas to 156 members
of the graduating class of Browne
Junior High School. The invoca-
ton and benediction were delivered
by the Rev. E. Adolph Haynes.
The members of the graduating
Evening star., 1943-06-22

ofncer. The invocation was delivered
by the Rev. J. L. White. Hazel
Garrison was valedictorian. The
names Of the graduates follow:
Evening star., 1943-06-22
les of the graduates:

STdOudCeS.
Jones, Betty NJ.
Karazikas. H. P.
kriegstedt, r. v.
Kuldell. June A.
L-ampros, G. L.
Laughlin, Norma J.
Lear, Joyce z.
Leidinger. Joan M.
Lorah, Loretta T.
Hartley. Ruth M.
Head, Patricia Lou
Helmbold. Geraldine
Herman, Cecile
Hewitt, Jaunita J.
Hogan, Vesta A. 8.
Hoffman, c. NJ.
Hostettler, Estelle W.
Hudson. Patricia
Hugill, Dolores M.
Humm. Kathryn A.
Ippolito, Mary j.
Jacobs. Judith ?.
Printz. Julia p.
Radley, Marion z
Royce. Margaret z.
Rumple, Fay L.
Schiller, Shirley J.
Segar. Barbara w.
Shanks, Anna L.
Shaver. Mary A.
Shaw. Lois J.
Slonin, Edna B.
Sorrell, Anna M.
SoweN, June J.
Stephens. Helen
Sutton, Mary
sutton, Nina L.
Swain, Barbara ".
Taylor, Joan NJ.
Tester, Virginia J.
Thompson, D. NJ.
Thompson, Josephine
Thrush. Sarah J.
Trout, Ruth
Tucker, Faith D.
Lundgren. Suzanne 8.
Mahon. Marcella M.
May, Barbara
Mayor. Dorothy A.
Mckinney, Julia E.
Moffatt. Marion A.
Monteith. Alice j
Morgan, Patricia P.
Muck. Betty j.
Mullin, Helen M.
Pierce, Nancy S.
Pierce, Jana M.
Potts. Mary A.
Valentine. Anne M.
Walsh. Josephine A.
Watson. Pauline v.
Welpley. Janet
Whalen. Betty e.
White. Wanda M.
Wyatt. Bessie L.
Young, Mildred z.
Zirkin. Joan s.
Cook. William G.
Copperthite. Harry 8.
Ha ageman, Bill r.
Hummel, Sharm an B.
McAuley, Robert
O'Conner. Walter J.
Poore, Robert F.
Reed, William C.
Reid, James A.
Rogers. David L.
Schaefer. Edward W.
Sharp. Bernard B.
Udstad. Mary l..
Tennyson, T. M. jr.
Vail. James D.
Walter. Edwin B.
Writ. Raymond z.
Adams, Catherine M.
Barrett. Dhyrlyn L.
ClauSen. Flofian I.
Miller. Joyce M.
Fox, Georgene
Morgan, Billie NJ.
Ssuber. Adele D.
Edwards, Barbara r.
Sanders, Betty F.
Sullivan. Ann e.
Saylor, Esther l..
Leiderman. Rosalie
Clarke, Robert A.
Bowman, Thomas G.
Call, Edward P.
Mcclure. Wallace
Taylor, John L., jr.
Van Dyke, X. w.
Kennedy, Harris L.
Rightstine. j. w. jr.
French. Eliza beth J.
Billy, Lillian E,
Owen. LYNDA Z.
Young. Carolyn D.
Hoffman. Sonia M.
Evening star., 1943-06-22

NdiIlcS VI llle
Adams. Walter E.
Atchison, Preston
Ba esgen, Charles ".
Balm. Richard A.
Beach. David L.
Beatty. j. Won 0.
Bell. Stratton NJ.
Bennett, Floyd z.
Berkman. Roy
Bourne, Robert D.
Bowen. Robert W.
Bromley, George H.
Brothers. D. w.
Carr. William H.
Carpenter, D. L.
Chevalier, r. s.
Clements, K. H.
Collins. William F.
Crawley. Edgar T.
DeBow. Alfred NJ.
Denny. Donald L.
Dillon. Robert S.
Dix, Robert D.
Dudley, Douglas D.
English. Harry
Feldman. George z.
Falk. John A.
Frederick. D. E.
Garner, D. M.
Goldstein. julius
GotSha. Pyrro
Hallock. Charles H.
Helig, Edward ].
Hinck. Peter H.
Howe. Charles P.
Jacobs, C. D.
Jacobs, John D.
Knox, William d.
krieger. T. P.
Krouse, Raymond
La sSer, Daniel J.
Lichty, Don AID H.
Lynn, Daniel r.
Maggi, Joseph
Mapes. Lynn C.
Mast. David
McCasklll. A. NJ.
Mcmillan. R. H.
McNutt, Richard A.
Mears, Erick C.
Miller. Daniel W.
Misenhimer, NJ. D.
Molster. c. B., jr.
Molster. w. A., jr.
Mumford, w. D.
Oldaker. Guy B.
Parks, David Y.
Patten, William r.
Queen. Ebert
Schoonover. J. e.
Scovell, Rolf
Seward, James H.
Smith, L. B.
Stein, Harvey
Stephens, Harold ].
Stockton. R. T.
Tate, Robert w.
Temple, Kearie Z.
Uhler, T. c.. jr.
van den Berg, o. w
Vandenberg, H. s.. il
Warner. James M.
Fenton. M. T.
Fenwick. Anne
Fields. Margaret M.
Fleming, Barbara
Forsyth, E. B.
Frazier. Hilda NJ.
Fulton, Janette
Garner. Mary H
CASTOR. Dolores M.
Glass, Eleanor A.
Gross. Mary F.
Guthrie. Sarah H.
Yeager, James L.
Abrams, Janis H.
Yonce. Alfred n.
Albin. Frances M.
Benson, Mildred
Balster. P. A.
Baunan, Sabra I.
Bishop, Bonnie n.
Brown, Frances r.
Burgess. Helen e.
Burke, Marian z.
Cochrane, H. M.
Colodney. Mary NJ.
Cooke. Mary B.
Corneiisen, c. G.
Coste, Anna M.
Covey, Dolores M.
Cusa to, Florence M.
Davis, Laura M.
Dominick. Ethel
Engle, Ann r.
Everett. Helen c.
Ezekiel, Ruth H.
James. AUDREY NJ.
Jervey. Ann c.
Tnh cnn Dortlo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11

mad latrino. General pa jim je
prijateljski pomigal z roko in
rekel z ocetovskim tonom:
"Aber nein - ruht, ruht! -
nur Weiter machen."
svejk je re stall pred general
MIN majorjem v polni paradi in
generalni major je izpregovo-
ril kratek nemski govor: "Spo-
stovanje predpostavljencev, po-
znanje dienstreglemana in pri-
sotnost duha pomenja ma vojni
vse. In ako sc temu Sc pridru-
zuje pogum potem nj sovrazni-
ka, XII hi sc ga moral bati."
In obrnjen k p%oroeniku Dubu
ie rekel drezajoc svejka v ire
buh: "Zapisite 81. tegale moza
je oh prihodu ma fronto nemu-
donna beferdrati in ga pr mai
blizji priliki predagati "a bro
nasto medaljo "a vestno vrsenje
sluzbe in znanje. Wissen Sic
doch was ich schon meme 49,.
Abtreten!" .}..'
Generalni major Sc je odda-
l~jeval, porocnik Dub pa je gla,
snc, da hi ga slisal general, pc.
veljeval: "Erster Schwarm auf
Doppelreihen -. Zweiter,
Schwarm -"
Ko je sci svejk mimo stab
mega vagona, mu je zaklica.
nadporocnik Lukas, maj marco;
Balounu, da mu maj CHM pre-.
prinese kavo in zavre mlecne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11

no nasmehnil in dejal: "Ruht,
weiter machen!'
Desetnik Malek je dial prvi
vzgled svarmu, da mora zopet
v prvotno pozicijo. LIE svejk je
stall in salutiral dale, kajti z
enc strani Sc mu je grozece bill
zal porocnik Dub, a z druge z
nasmehom generalni major.
"Vas sem videl re ponoci," je
rekel k cudni pozitiuri general
nj major, ma kar Sc je razbur-
jeni porocnik Dub okrenil k ge-
neralnemu majorju: "Ich melde
gehorsamst, Herr Generalmajor
der Mann list blodsinnig und ais
Idiot bekannt!!"
"Was sagen Sic, Herr Lieut.
nant?" je zakrical general ma
porocnika in zacel dokazovati
has nasprotno: MOI, XII We, kaj
sc mora, kadar vidi predpostav-
ljenca, a sarzi, XII so ga ignori-
rail-! To je kakor ma bojiscu.
Navadni vojak prevzema v dobi
nevarnosti komando. In prav
gospod porocnik Dub sam hi
moral poveljevati, a lie ia MOI
Je dial povelje: "Einstellen!
Auf. Habtacht. Rechtsschaut!!"'
svejku pa je rekel: "Pripni 81
torej svoje hlace in Sc potem 70
pet postavi habtacht!"
Ker je rekel general svoj
habtacht nekoliko glasneje, so
najblizji zaceli zopet vstajati
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11

konservo, da Sc ne pokvari. Ba-
loun je MANFRED kuhal ma malem
kuhalniku S spiritom v vagonu
pri naredniku Vanjku kavo "a
nadporocnika. Ko je svejk pri-
Sci to povedat, je videl, da pie
YES wagon kavo. Kavna in mlec-
ma konserva nadporocnika Lu-
kasa sta bill re polprazni, a
Baloun, srkajoc kavo IL svoje
posode, je zajemal z zlicko IL
mlecne konserve, da bi 81 kavo
Sc izboljsal.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
Mall. oglasi
ZeIo poceni

Sc proda elektrieni stroj "a IL
delovanje sladoleda, v dobrem
staniu. Sami 81 lahko izdelate
sladoled "a samo 15c galono.
Prodam tudi svojo zalogo cigar,
slascic in delikatesno trgovino
"a ,zelo majhno vsoto. Oglejte
81 ma 1901 Madison Ave. Vzemi-
tie Madison Ave. karo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
1891 1919
NAZNAN|LO IN ZAHVALA

GlObOko potrti in zalOstnega srca naznanjamO vsem prjateljem
n znancem tuzno vest, da je umrl mas ljubljeni brat
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11

"Bohm, melde gehorsamst,
Herr Generalmajor?'
"Dobrze," je rekel general,
XII je bill Poljak in je znal ne
koliko ceski, "ty rzves jake kra-
wa ma sena. Ne buc! (Deres Sc
kakor krava "a senom. Ne mu-
kaj!) Byl isl uz ma latrine?"
"Nisem bill 80"
proc isl nesel srat S ostatni-
mi menzi?"
"Pokorno javljam, gospod ge-
reralmajor, ma manevrih V, Pr
sku nam je rekel gospod polkov-
nix Wachtl, da vojak ne SINE
vedno misliti lie ma sajseraj, vo-
.jak da mora misliti ma bojeva-
ME. Steer pa, pokorno javljam,
kaj maj hi poceli ma latrini? Nj
smo imeli nicesar odlagati. Pc
marsruti hi moral re ma ne
katerih postajah dobiti vecerjo,
a nismo dobili mixer nicesar.
s praznim zelodcem Sc ne hodi
Ia latrino."
"Posljite vse zopet V vozove,"
,je rekel general stotniku. "Ka-
ko da mostvo nj dobilo vecer-
je? Vsi transport, XII Sc vozijo
skozi ia kolodvor, morajo dobiti
veGerjo. Tu je prehranjevalna
postaja! To ne SINE biti druga-
&c! TAX je izrecni nacrt! Powell
Mkt transporter ne vrse svojih
dolznosti. Pojdimo V pisarno!'
Poveljnik v pisarni "a pre-
hrano pa je generalu rekel V
brk, da o kaki n%aroceni vecerji
ne We nicesar in da Sc navo-
dila izpreminiajo vsak cas-. Yea
sih Sc pripravi "a transport me-
naza, a dospe saniteni WAX, Sc
izkaze z visjo naredbo in tako Sc
zgodi, da stoji sledeci transport
pred praznimi kotli. Mostvo pa
preime V Watianu VSekakOr ma
postal pc pol hleba kruha.
General je kimal in izjavil,
da paC vse ne gre naenkrat, da
.je treba Sc izkusenj, prakse, a
Ga elm dale traja vojna, tenn
bolj Sc spravlja vse V red.
PA pojdimo zdaj V kolodvor-
sko restavracijo!"
In tam je general zacel 70
pet govoriti O latrini in kako
grdo je videti ako SO povsod pc
tirih kaktusi. Obenem je jedel
beefsteak.
Nato Sc je zamislil, 81 prizgal
operas in gledal strop dolgo,
dolgo. Razmisljal je, kaj hi Sc
rekel, ko je re tn, in O Gem hi
Sc poucil castnike transporta.
"Jedro vasega bataljona je
zdravo,' je rekel magic. "Ta
MOI, s katerim sem govoril, da-
je S svojo naravnostjo in voja-
skim drzanjem najlepso nado,
d. Sc DO yes battalion boril do
zadnje kaplje krvi."
Umolknil je in zopet gledal v
stroP, oprt ma naslonilo in je
potem nadaljeVal V isti poziciji,
pr cener Sc .je samo porocnik
Dub s sVojo suzenjsko duso OH
1al Z MIN Vred y strop: "Vas
battalion potrebuje cloveka, XII
b poskrbel, da Sc njegovi cini
ne pozabijC, moza, XII hi tocno
-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11

|zabelezeval zgodovinske dneve
in dogodke bataljonov. Moral
pa hi biti inteligenten clovek,
nobena govedina, nobena krava.
Gospel stotnik, vi morate ime-
novati v bataljonu Bataillons-
eschichtsschreiberja!'
Potem sc je ozrl ma uro ma
stem, vstal in ker je incl svoj
inspekcni Wax ma progi, je po-
zval gospode, maj ga spremijo
do spalnega voza.
Poveljnik kolodvora je width
nil. General Sc nj spomnil, da
mora placati svojo vecerjo. Ia
kin posetov pa ie bilo vsak dan
nekaj. re sta morala "a take
troske izginiti diva vagona sena,
XII ju je dial zapeljati ma slepo
tirisce, kjer ju je prodal zidov-
ski tvrdki, vojni dobaviteljici Sc
ma. Erar je ista vagona kupi]
Cd tvrdke zopet nazaj, a powell
nix je zaradi varnosti pustil va
gona Sc nadalje staff ma slepem
tiriscu. Morda ju DO moral pro-
DAFT Sc drugic firmi Lowen-
stein ..
Zjutraj je transport Sc zme.
rom stall ma kolodvoru. Bila je
budnica, vojaki so Sc umivali OF
crpalkah vode. General S svo.
Jim vlakom Sc nj odrinil in je
Sci osebno revidirat ~latrine, ka.
NOR SO hodili pc povelju stot.
nika Sagnerja schwarmweise
unter dem Kommando der
Observation-Disclosures, da hi
incl gospod generalni major ra,
cost. In da bi incl radost tudi
porocnik Dub, mu je sporocil
Sagner, da ina danes on in
spekcijo.
Porocnik Dub je torej nadzi.
raj latrine. Razteglo dolgo latri.
no V dveh vrstah sta zavzela
ava svarma enc kompanije. In
zdaj so vojaki lepo cepeli ma pc.
tab oh jarku kakor lastovke ma
brzoiavnih zicah, kadar sc cd.
pravljajo v jeseni Afriko. VISA,
kemu so strlela kolena IL spu,
scenih hlac, vsak je incl jer.
men okoli vratu, kakor hi sc
vsak cas- hotel obesiti in hi ca.
kal lie Sc povelja.
Ma levem krilu je cepel svejk
in z zanimanjem cital kos pa.
Eirja, iztrganega bogve IL ka.
terega romano Ruzene Jesenske
Ko pa je dvignil oci, Sc je "a.
cudil. Tam je stal v polni para.
di gospod generalni major oc
sinoci S svojim adjutantom, po'
leg nju pa norocnik Dub, XII il.
ma je nekaj z vnemo razkladal
svejk Sc je ozrl. Use je mir
no cepelo mad latrino, lie sarz
so bill nekam otrpli in nepre
micni. svejk je zacutil vaznos'
~situacije. TAX, kakrsen 'je bill
je skocil S spuscenimi hlaca
mi, z jermenom okolo vratu il
zakrical: "Einstellen! Auf
IIabtacht! Rechtsschaut" In j,
salutiral. Diva svarma S spusce
mimi hlacami in z jermenon
okoli vratu sta Sc dvignila MAJ
latrino.
/ Generalni major Sc je prijaz
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
Hisa napr0daj

8 sob, v zelo dobrem s~tanju;
3 spalnice, obednica, Emusic
ROOM, "sun ROOM, s%prejemni-
ca in velika kuhinja; gorkota
ma vroco vodo, "tile" kopalnica;
klet skozi cello hiso. - Poleg lie
5 lotov, 2A akrov zemlje, sad
ma drevesa in "a akra vinogra-
da. Tlakovana costa je placana.
Vprasajte pri MIKE CUKOR,
BLVD, WILL
LOUGHBY, Ohio.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
Resistant
Ends Decay
of Teeth

CHICAGO. Aug. 20 - (P) -
Discovery Of a resistant that
makes humans immune to dem
tai decay was reported today
in the journal of the American
Dental Association by DR.. S. G..
Harootian, DMD., of Worcest-
err, Mass. He said a striking
decrease in carries dental de-
cay) in patients at the Worcester
state hospital who were given
flour made from the bones of
beef animals. which contain
great quantities of calcium,
phosphorus and fluorine. The
experiment lasted nine months.
Use of the bone flour, DR..
Harootian said, resulted from an
investigation made in Deaf
Smith county, Tex, where the
population was found TO have
low incidence Of carries.
1T was found that longtime
residents Of this district were
free from both carious cavities
and Filings in tFe teeth" said
DR.. Harootian. 1T was further
noted that people who had NOV
cd into this area from other
parts Of the country soon ex-
perienced an arrest of any ca
ries that they might have had,
and thereafter were immune to
carries"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
Romeo
BY Il. ID. BUTTERFIELD

Mrs. Joseph Glisch and daugh-
ter, Karen, of Detroit spent a
few days of last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
7. Bradley.
Miss Mary Dodge spent the
weekend visiting friends in De-
troit.
Mrs. Harry Lee and two sons
of New Haven were weekend
guests in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Randall.
Pvt. Desmond zzell Of
Camp Pickett, Virginia is spend
ing a fourteen day furlough in
the home Of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Buzzeu.
Mrs. Stewart Card of Detroit
is spending a few days of this
week in the home of Mrs. Lynn
Gass and Mrs. Edgar Priest.
Patricia Stanford of Brming-
ham was a guest of Marilyn Rid
ley last weekend.
Mrs. Herman See and Mrs.
Roy Hamilton entertained at a
stork shower last Friday eve
ming honoring Mrs. + d W a r d
Boetcher, Jr. Out of town guests
we're, Mrs. William Fritz, Mrs.
Norman Fritz. Miss Margaret
Klemmer and Mrs. K g mn { h
Gray, all of ST. Clair; Miss Will
ma Fritz, Of Crosse Pointe Park;
Mrs. Stanley Boctchor and Miss
Marjorie Redd, of Utica; and
Mrs. Edward Wilbur, of Ply
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil McMichael
have received word that their
son, Warrant Officer Pay Clerk
Harry G.. Clark, has been pro-
NOTED to the rank of ensign IN
the United States Coast Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMichael are
spending this week in Chicago
visiting Ensign Clark.
The ladies of the st. Glenn
ents' Alter society sponsored a
lawn card party this afternoon
on the Parish house lawn. A
dessert lunch was served to 20
tables before the bridge playing
began.
Capt. Frank T. Moran, who
has been in an Army hospital
in North Africa, has recovered
enough TO be sent back to the
United States. He will be sta
toned at an army base here.
Mrs. Harry Gray entertained
eight friends at a bridge lunch
con at her home on N. Main
street on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Nellie Deemer entertain
cd eight boys at dinner and a
theater party last Saturday eve
ming in honor of her son Don
aids birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Merton b. Smith is en-
pertaining several friends at a
bridge tea i'm her home on w.
ST. Clair street this afternoon.
Marilyn Ridley and Mary EE
len Gray will be guests this
weekend of Patricia Stanford in
Birmingham.
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Miss Betty Boettcher, student
nurse at ST. Joseph hospital,
Mount Clemens, has joined the
Nurse Cadets and will continue
her training in Mount Clemens.
ST. JoScphs has been recognized
by the government as a training
school for cadet nurses.
Miss Boettcher is a niece of
+. a. Schwarzkoff of Utica and
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Boettcher of Muskegon
Heights.
Mrs Earl Siemen is spending
the week i'm Chicago where she
is the guest Of relatives. Sic
men. who is stationed at Camp
Mccoy, has been in Chicago
with Mrs. Siemen for a few
days.
A number of ladies of Trinity
Lutheran Ladies aid enjoyed a
pot luck dinner at the home of
Mrs. George Wellhausen on Hall
road Wednesday.
Mrs. Augusta Lehner has been
quite i'll at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Howard 0. Mess
more, but is improving.
Hazel PriehS, of the Bannow
flower shop, is taking her an
nual vacation.
Jack Russell suffered an in
jury to his chest bone Thursday
when he was struck by the han
die of the ice box while work
ing at the Merkel & Neumaier
market The end of the chest
bone was broken and Russell
will be off duty for some time.
Earl Dawson, a former Utica
resident and Edison employee,
is reported improving from his
recent illness. He has been con-
fined to bed for the past month.
Helen Kraft, deputy city
clerk, has returned from her
vacation a part of which was
spent with her brother, John
Kraft, and family in Mount
Clemens.
Mrs. E. O. Gildart, who is in
Ann Arbor for treatment, is re-
ported as slightly improved. Her
mother, Mrs, Cross, is now with
her.
Mrs. Edwin Cooper and Mrs.
Evelyn Wyatt will leave this
week for a vacation at Patterson
lake. Mrs. Wyatt, who has
been a clerk in the local Edison
office for the past two years,
Will leave Sept. Il 10 enter
nurses training.
Mrs. Walter Messmore is in
Detroit called there by the seri-
Gus illness of her mother who
has heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pointer
and daughters will return 10
Utica Friday from Detroit where
they have lived for the past few
months They Will occupy
house on Janice street.
Margaret Rettmiller, register
ed nurse, has returned to the
Pontiac general hospital where
she has taken up her duties as
nurse.
Mrs. c. D. Church is in a De
troit hospital for checkup
having been in poor health for
the past few months.
Leroy Tyack. local agent Of
the Detroit Edison company, is
taking a week vacation.
Mrs. Nj. j. Campbell has as
guests her brother. Frank Lun-
din and Mrs. Lundin, Of Che
boygan.
Mrs. Jennie Harrison, Of De-
troit, is visiting Mrs. Alice Mess
more for few days.
The knitting club Of the Utica
Red Cross unit, Mrs. Sidney Cd
gers, chairman, spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Ernest James at the
Kirke w. Conner estate north
of Oxford. Utica ladies of the
party included Mrs. Howard G..
Crissman, Mrs John Cook, Mrs.
Mccall Smith. Mrs. Joseph
Schon, Mrs. VerSile d. Bentley,
Mrs. William Harris, Mrs. Ed.
Smith, Mrs. George Collick,
Mrs. c. M. Foster and Mrs. Cd
gers.
Pot-luck luncheon was served
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Slate Police Seek
Wounded FUGITIVE

HILLSDALE, Mich, Aug. 2e
-tP)-State Police of the Jones'
vile post are hunting for a
wounded man who escaped in
an automobile after being fired
on before daybreak Wednesday
by Arthur Thompson, who lives
on farm north of Jonesville.
Thompson told police he fired
his shotgun seven times at the
fleeing man, whom he suspected
of attempting to steal gasoline
T h pson had stored in a
chicken coop. Thompson said he
believed he hit the man at least
once and possibly two or three
times.
Last week 200 chickens were
stolen from the Maurice Peter
ham coops across the road from
the Thompson farm.
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Around the Town at Utica

at one o'clock in the recreation
room and the fternoon was
spent viewing the beauty spots
and at the camp site in the
grove.
Mrs James returned with
Mrs. Odgers for a few days visit
in Utica. The next meeting will
be held in two weeks with Mrs.
V. d. Bentley.
DR.. A. F. Tews, i'm charge of
the program at the Utica Rotary
club Tuesday night, gave a talk
pertaining to health through
the soil, stating that if cultivat-
ed food be pure and good, health
will result. This theory is be-
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ing tried in England.
Walter Lehner, of Mount
Clemens, was a visitor The
program next week will be in
charge of Rev. FIR. Edward j.
DeKeyser. ~
Plans are going ahead for
the salvage drive sponsored by
the club with Edward A.
Schwarzkoff a chairman. Com
mittees will be announced soon.
Mrs, James Fletcher, accom-
panied by Cecilia Brickser. Of
Detroit, left Thursday for Den
YER, Colo, for two weeks visit
with Fred Fletcher, who is in
the service.