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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
HROZBY PRED NASLEDKY
SPOLKU S NEMECKEM Wy
VOLALY "
VELKY ZMATEK.

Pres Stockholm dochazejfci
zpravy z Bulharska tomu ma
svedcuji, re tri nalety ma Sofii
a VIVA washingtonskeho stat
nfho tajemn1ka Cordella HULA,
ably satelitske staty Bulharsko,
Rumunsko a Madarsko necha-
ly tonouc1 Nemecko ma holic-
kach a vyprahly z valky, do
kud k tomu jeste mali cas- a do
kud mohou doufat, re s mimi
Dude nalozeno mirneji, nez
kdyby setrvaly pc boku Meme
cka az do jeho porazky.
Prave tax jake Ia prvnf sve-
tove valky snad Dude Bulhar-
sko prvn1, kdo Nemce opustf.
Lid je nikdy nemel rad a zej-
mena vypovezen1 valky Spoje-
nym StatGm bylo v zemi nesmir
ne nepopularn1. Proto Sc take
vlada pres vsechno nalehanf
Berl1na nemohla odhodlat k Wy
povezen1 nepratelstvi Sovetske
mu svazu z obavy, re by to me-
10 v zapetf revoluci.
Pc znameni vysledkd porad
"silne trojky'' v Teheranu a
presidenta Roosevelta a premi-
era Winstona Churchilla S tu-
reckym presidentem v Kahyre,
nabyla oposice proti dalsfmu
setrvan1 Bulharska We valce pc
boku Nemecka znacne ma sfle
a jejfm mluvc1m Sc stale neko-
lik odvaznejs1ch poslanc1 v
parlamente. Prinutili zahra-
nicnlho ministra Sismanova kri
tikou jeho pro-nemecke politi-
ky k resignaci. Poole jeste ne
potvrzenych zprav pc mem Cd
stoupil z tehoz d1vodu take mi
nistersky predseda Dobri Boil
low a ministr vnitra Michajlov.
Ocekava Sc, re celia vlada pad
ne a re pTejde do rukou levico-
vych stran, ktere jsou odhodla-
ny waikiki CO nejrychleji skon-
covat. Otazkou jest, budou-li
k tomu NIT dosti silly, nebot
rychle vrhajf do Bulhar-
ska vojenske posily. G
V Madarsku to take vre a pc
cele zemi koluj1 letaky, vyda-
ne levicovymi stranami, s vola-
MIN pc m1ru. Delnictvo je wy
k sabotazi valecneho d
sill. V cele zemi a hlavne v
Budapest je hrozny strach
spojeneckymi nalety, hla-
vne pc tie, co byla znovu bonn
bardovana Sofie. Letci tam ma
hrozne spousty a obraz
hr1zy a spustenf v hlavnlm me-
ste vyvolal v obyvatelstvo cele
nesmfrnou demoralisaci.
Madadsky fisk prinesl podrob-
nou zpravu o prohlasenf anne
generala Henryho A.
jenz veil vzdusne mo-
spojencI ma S~tTedomoTf, re
V zine a ma jaTe Dude letecka
cinnost zlacne zvysena a re Ne
mecko a satelitske staty teprve
jak hrozne mohou byt
nalety a co Sc jimi da dokazat.
We zprave jest uvedeno, re Sc
gen. Arnold take vyslovne uni
o Madarsku jake jedno re
atatG, ktere mali byt soustavne
napadany.
Ma Balkane vyvolalo rovnez
shiny DOZEN, re vlada
oOvetskeho svazu uZnala lido
YOU jihoslovanskou vlada pres
nlavu vlady v zahranic1 "a o.
oravneneho Representative ma
Hlasil to turecky rozhlas,
z jinych stran pro to je-l
nenf potvrzenf. Ale je to
znamenf, re Sovetsky svaz pa
rne hodla v budoucnosti jed
lat jen s TENN, KIDD spojenc1m
re valce skutecne pomahajf a
ejich valecne 1silf nebrzdi
,aktovanfm sc s nepTftelem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Wisconsinsky krajan je zpst
z iaponskeho zaieti.

John Dushek, syn krajanky
pf. Jennie Duskove z Wausau-
kee. ktery byl obchodnim ma,
mofn1kem a O nemz drive bylo
oznameno, Re upadl do japon-
skeho zajetf, byl mezi repatri-
ovanymi Americany, kteTf Sc
pred tydnem vratili do Spoj.
StatI ma parnfku "Gripsholm".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Madarsko chce uniknouti bonn
bardoVani svXch NEST.

Jednanf k zachranenf madar-
skych NEST pred spojeneckymi
nalety je v proudu We Vatika-
nu, jak bylo oznameno. Lon
dynsky DAILY Express cituje
alzfrsky rozhlas a pravf, re Ma
darsko zahajenf tohoto jedna-
nj sverilo svemu velvyslanci We
Vatikane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17

Norsky rozhlas oznamil, Re
finsky ministr socialnf pece K.
A. Fagerholm podal demisi. Je
mono, re jeho nastupcem bu-
de socialni demokrat A .Aalto-
men. Fagerholm byl v tonic
trade pc sest let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
$4,000 lidi uteklo pred Hitle-
rem do Spoi Statf.

Spoj. Staty poskytly 1tulek
$4,000 uprchlfk1m z cizfch re
mi v dobe Hitlerova rezimu v
Nemecku a jeho pronasledova-
nj zidd, jak vysv1ta z tajnych
informacf Department. statu,
ktere byly teprve nynf dany do
verejnosti.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-24
Calendar o(Comirg Events
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER a

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER "A
HARRISON CIRCLE of Kings Daughters will meet at the
Harrison Town Hall at 8 with Mrs. Harold Mclean
hostess
STAR OF FREEDOM COUNCIL No 48, Daughters of Amer
will with Mrs Beatrice Frank, p Maple street,
p. m.
M1GNONETTE CLUB of St Louis parish will meet with Mrs
Henry LaCroix Sr. Crocker Blvd, al p m.
PATRIOTIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA meeting, election
officers.
PATRIOTIC DAUGHTERS Council No 43 will meet at Bar
Hall p m Nomination of officers
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is
DANCE FOR SERVICE MEN and at L s o on Broad
way $50 p Selfridge Field Orchestra Will furnish
the
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 70
O. F will Barron Hall at p m. Initiation and
nomination of officers.
GRACE CHURCH choir rehearsal at parish house at 100
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II
F. O. E LADIES AUXILIARY will hold games party at
Eagle Hall, 70 p n. Broadway, al p. m.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %
MOUNT CLEMENS HIGH SCHOOL - Senior Class skating
party the Skating Arena.
AUXILIARY OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH VIII meet with
Mrs. David Rouleau, SO Ahrens street, at p m.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80
ZION YOUNG PEOPLES LEAGUE of Evangelical church
skating party the Skating Arena.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
D A R MEETING the home of Mrs Leslie Rutter AZ Gal
up
GAMES PARTY by Grant P 7. A the school at
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE of Kings Daughters will meet at
the Home for regular meeting and potuck at p m.
Members please bring gifts for Indian Division.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER
W 6 Methodist church annual chicken pie bazaar and
sale Group l, ?, 3, I, church dining be-
ginning at p. m.
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Solemn Mole Apparent
as Public Reflects

Harold Lindsey and daughter
Jane and son Bill will have their
Thanksgiving dinner out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Judd
are driving to Harbor Springs to
have their dinner with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T..
Kelly, Mrs. Thomas w. Cross
and daughters will be the dinner
guests of Harry Kelly in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w. Mckee
and children, Ardath Ann and
Paul Jr., and Mrs Martin De-
Young will have their Thanks
giving dinner with the Max b..
McKees- at Windsor, Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron H. Stuck
will entertain at family dim
ner. their daughter Janice Will
be home from U. of M
Mr.. and Mrs. r. h. Howard
and daughter, Jane and Merle
Dehls, will be the dinner guests
of DR.. and Mrs. J NJ Lammy OF
Berkeley.
MargoN Breitmeyer viii be
home from the T. of NJ TO have
Thanksgiving dinner with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Breitmeyer, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar C. Watz
will have as their guests, Mrs.
Nellie Phillips. Mrs Chalmer
Mccall. Lieut.. and Mrs. Chester
Pease and daughter Bette Ann,
Walton Mckinney Mrs Alma
Bradley and Robert Watz.
MIR. and Mrs Andrew Allore
will be host to their son Cadet
Glendon Allore of the Hall Of
the Divine Child Of Monroe. Mr..
and Mrs. Chris O'Brien and fam
ily. Mrs. Irwin Thoel and Miss
Mary Burns.
Mrs. Frederick Mckay will
entertain Mrs. Percy " Martin,
Mrs Elizabeth Westendorf and
the William T Cross family.
Mr.. and Mrs w x. Mcclellan
viii entertain Mr.. and Mrs J. F.
Mitchell. Mr., and Mrs Fred Luz
chen and Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Lellan Of London. Ontario and
James Watt Of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur + Held
Will have Mr.. Helds father,
Jules Held from Detroit as their
dinner guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan B. Hub
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UEM the Color,

MRS. OLIVE NJ. MCVICAR
reports that her husband, LIE
Roy McVicar stewards mate
i'm the u. s, Maritime Service.
has returned 20 Sheepshead
Bay, New York after spending
a week end leave with his wife
and daughter, Barbara Ann.
THOMAS NJ PLACE, JR.
son OF Thomas NJ. Place. l76
Moross avenue, was recently APP
pointed a Naval Aviation Cadet
and was transferred to the Nav
al Air Training Center at Pen
Sacola, Florida.
HOWARD A. SHARPE sta
toned at Fort Ord. California,
was promoted TO the rank of
Corporal Mrs. Sharpe viii leave
the city shortly TO live IN Cali
fornia near opt. Sharpe.
MRS. GEORGE DElSZ, 354O
Campau Lane, received word
from her son, Master Sergt,
DeiSz, that he had arrived safe
~ somewhere IN England.
CORP WALLACE ESCHEN-
BURG, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Eschenburg, is home on a l5-day
furlough Corp. ESchenburg is
stationed at Camp Hale, Color
a6o
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valid, Jr, of Canal road will
have as their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs Gust sly and daughters, Lin
da and Mrs. William Grunewald
and husband and daughter, Dor
is.
Mr., and Mrs. John Madou, Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent Hazard and
son, Tommy, and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry DeSmyter, will be the
Thanksgiving day guests of MIR.
and Mrs r. DeSmyter Of Crosse
Pointe.
. Mrs Joseph j. Reichman Of
Gallup avenue will entertain MIR.
and Mrs. William Scragg for
dinner. Captain Reichman is
stationed somewhere overseas
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gasow and
daughter Margaret, Will have a
family dinner with DR.. and Mrs.
Frederick GaSow and daughters,
Linda and Sally, OF Birming
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Deng,
Rev and Mrs. Russell Deng Mr..
and Mrs. William Roth and fam
lily, Mr., and Mrs. Al Lagergren
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin
Dopp and family, Mr.. and Mrs,
Elmer Kraatz and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold RatzoW and
family and Miss Ida Kraatz will
all be Thanksgiving day dinner
guests Of their father and grand
father, Henry Kraatz OF lOl
Enhhard nNnnnn
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Thanksgiving holidays, is also
having Sergt. and Mrs. Byron (.
NJst Evelyn DickerSon) and
Mr.. and Mrs. A Most, Sro for
her dinner guests.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. +. 7 Nunneley,
Mrs. James Nunneley and
daughter Florence, will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Campbell of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Met
calie will entertain Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Tesmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Price, Mr.. and Mrs Ellie
Mumea and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Cooley and family, Leslie, Jr.,
Mary and Janet.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry S Donald
son have invited Mrs. Edgar H.
Racine, ST., Mrs. Edgar Racine,
Jr., and SON John, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ullrich, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Donaldson, Mrs. Marian
Donaldson and Mrs. T. Griffith.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Fast and
Mrs. John Day will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Baker OF
Ypsilanu on Sunday for their
Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. David T Millar
VIII entertain Mr.. and Mrs A n
Richards. ST., and their daugh-
ter. Jean Millar. who will be
coming home from her classes
al Ypsilanti.
DR.. and Mrs. Oswald c. Fleu'
mer and family viii have as
their guests Lieut. Eugene Paige
and Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Hor
ack.
Mrs Percy Martin Of Bay City
and Mrs. William T. Cross anc
children Will be guests at the
Weeks home on South Gratlot
Mr.. and Mrs. Don H KllbS
and Mr. and Mrs. John Miller
Will dine out on Thanksgiving
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Roest
and family mad Mrs William j
Gasow, Jr., Will be the guest!
of Mr.. Reese S mother and sisters
in Detroit, for their Thanksglv
ing day dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart DeMot
and son and family, Mr.. anc
Mrs John s. DeMott will en-
terrain Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Var
rel and children, Edgar Jr
Dorrance and Barbara Louise
of Crosse Pointe.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Dol
Will have as their Thanksgiving
day guests, Mrs. August Vor
BoeslaEer and daughters, Mrs
Amos Reha and baby and Beat
rice VonBoeSlager, also Miss FL
sic Noeker, Mr. and Mrs Charlie:
Doll, ST. and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Doll, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Pat Conte snC
family are planning on spending
Thanksgiving day in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grune
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bard and their daughter, Mrs.
Harold Z. Traua will be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynden j.
Kaufman, at the Parkstone in
Detroit.
Walter Kandt and Mr.. and
Mrs Carroll Brown will have as
their Thanksgiving day guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Kandt, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Groat, Mr. and
Mrs. John Jarchow and Mrs.
Henry Kandt.
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Allen Will
entertain at a family dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Allen and
family, and Harry Briggs and
family, as guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hancock
Will have as Thanksgiving Day
and weekend guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley B. Hancock of De-
troit.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Sedora
and daughter, Donna will enter
tain Mrs. Mary Benoit, Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Williams and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric j. Ryser,
Huntington drive, have as their
house guests, Mrs. Walter An
drcws of Miami, Florida. addl-
tional guests on Thanksgiving
DAY Will be Mr.. and Mrs. Roy S.
II m m ond and daughters,
Wanda and Royce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Schultz
and daughter, Karen, Will eat
their Thanksgiving dinner with
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Pcltier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Kauf-
mann and daughter Judy Ann,
Will motor TO Port Huron 10
spend Thanksgiving day with
Mr. Kaufman 5 family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brandon
burg Will have their dinner with
Mrs. Brandenburg parents, Mr..
and Mrs. August Klockow and
family on Ahrens street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A.
Heine and Mrs. Charles r. I'LL
rich viii have as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Winfield
Capps and children, Susan and
John, from Detroit and DR.. and
Mrs. Austin w. Heine and
daughter, Miss Sigrid Heine.
MIR. and Mrs. William J. Ull-
rich, Will have their dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fistler on
Hubbard avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Vernon Kerwin,
Of Chesterfield, VIII have Mr.
and Mrs. Don Perry and son
Larry of Detroit. as tn e. r
Thanksgiving dinner guests.
Mrs NJ. T. Beatty, expects MIR.
and Mrs. Lloyd Mulholland,
Mrs. Edith Parkhurst and Mrs
Phetis Lewis of Detroit as her
guests.
Mrs r, s DickerSon, whose
son Corp. Robert f. Dickerson is
home from Fort Custer for the
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WITH THE APPROACH OF

WITH THE APPROACH OF.
THE HOLIDAY season and
Thanksgiving Mount Clemens
families are not forgetting that
the nation is at war and there
fore are not making elaborate
plans. but are, in most cases,
quietly observing Thanksgiving
at their own homes and at the
various churches where Serv-
ices will be held in the morning.
Following are some of the
plans of Mount Clemens fami-
lilies: DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Gro
man Jr, will have as their
guests for dinner this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alger Syme of
Minneapolis, Minnesota. and DR..
JOS. NJ. Croman, ST..
Mr. and Mrs. Paul SieWert,
who are celebrating their 25th
wedding anniversary on Thanks
giving day will entertain Mrs.
William Rocker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Eschenburg, Mrs Conrad
Lemp Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pringnitz. Rev. and Mrs. Ray X.
Hallin and sons Richard and
Edward of Niagara Falls. New
York, and Lucille Siewert Of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ullrich
will have their daughter Thelma,
home from the L of NJ with
two guests JOY Webster, Gales
burg, Illinois, and Barbara
Butler. from New Hampshire.
Also Mrs. Ullrlch's mother. Mrs.
NJ. Calvert, and Mr. and Mrs.
II c. HasSberger and daughter
Phyllis Of Royal Oak. and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Bennett
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Paetow s
dinner guests will be MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Kuechenmeister
and family. Doris Nelson, Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Penzien and
family, Carroll ana Eileen and
Edward Yaek
Mrs. Fred Linneburg and son
will entertain Mrs Henry Stark,
Mr.. and Mrs Herman ZieSsoW
OF Detroit and Miss Ruth Fang
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry V Odle
and sons Tommy and Jimmy,
Miss Jessie NelliS and Mrs.
Grace Jenney viii be the dinner
guests Of MIR. and Mrs Z r..
Moore Of Pleasant Ridge.
Mrs. William Lehner, Mrs.
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10 months. Two other sons are
also in the service. Pfc. John IN
the u. S. Army and Sergt James
Potts in the Marine Corps
DOYLE USTON CALL,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie NJ.
Call, Van Dyke, is a new recruit
at the u S. Naval Training Sta
ton at Great Lakes, Illinois.
JAMES M. FINK, 1872 South
avenue, has reported TO u S.
Great Lakes Naval Training
Station in Illinois for Boot train
ing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-24

TECH. SERGT. DWAYNE w.
HUMPHREY, stationed some
where M China sent pictures
taken i'm China, TO his mother.
He Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Humphrey, 1889 North
Walnut stree.
HAROLD F. STEWART, son
OF MIR and Mrs. Frank Z. Stew
art, has been appointed a leu
tenant at Hondo Army Air Field,
Hondo, Texas.
PVT. GERALD PHELAN and
Pvt Lloyd Schwartz, of Fort
Custer. spent Sunday at the
home of Pvt Schwark's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Irwin
Schwartz, Of Runyon road.
LIEUT. go OTTO WORMS
BACHER has been promoted to
the rank Of Captain. His ship
viii be chrIStened at New Or
leans, Louisiana. on Thanks
giving Day.
SER G T THEODORE BER-
GER OF Camp Sutton, Monroe,
North Carolina, is spending a
few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Berger on Third
street.
PFC EMIL J. RADKE has re-
turned TO Camp Ham, California
after spending a Is day furlough
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Radke, 22612 Fresard
Blvd.
SERGT. LEON ARD BAT
kINS, who has been on two
months maneuvors at Shreve-
port, Louisiana, has now been
transferred to Camp Swift,
Texas.
CARPENTERS MATE &C
ROBERT j. POTTS Is spending
30 day furlough with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs, Leo Potts OF
Lincoln avenue He has been sta
toned at Porto Rico for the last
A BIRTHDAY SPAGHETTI
SUPPER was served at the y. 5
O. on Broadway by the Senior
group of the Young Ladies So
dality Of ST. Louis parish, or
Sunday. Betty Elso and Marian
Barry were co-chairmen and the
following girls assisted: Rita
and Celeste Hengesbach, Mary
DeSmet. Leona Van Houtte
Phyllis Miller, Lillian Grazioli
Julia Denewith, Donna Elso
Bernadine Wolfbauer, and &c
@cilia Willis. Rev. Father Shield
was the special guest. Groul
singing was enjoyed during tn
evening. accompanied by Mis-
Lillian Grazioli at the piano.
Evening star., 1943-07-20
Board TO Be PoIIed
On Teachers Pensions

The Board of Education will be
polled tomorrow on proposed
amendment to the LANCER bill pro-
viding an increase Of IS per cent
to the pension benefits to retired
teachers.
The bill, as now before the Senate.
increases the pension of all Civil
Service employees except retired
teachers and school officers. If au-
thorized 10 do so by the board, Act
ing Superintendent of Schools Rob-
ert L. Haycock will ask the Com
missioners to request amendment
of the LANCER bill
Policement and firemen were also
originally left out of the Is per cent
provisions. The bill has since been
amended to include them.
All board members are expected
to approve of the action, proposed
today at a special meeting of the
committee.
Evening star., 1943-07-20
Alleged Key Figure
In Axis Smuggling
Ring Held by FBI

j. Edgar Hoover, director of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation. to-
day announced the arrest at Mon
terey, Calf, of Harold Ebury. IS. a
British subject, believed to be the
head of a platinum smuggling ring
which In the last few months has
shipped more than 1000 grams of
platinum to Buenos Aires dealers
who allegedly represent Axis in
terests.
Ebury was arrested Saturday on q
charge of violating censorship reg
ulations by using code in cable and
mail communications in connection
with operation of the ring.
According to the FBI, the plati-
mum smuggled by members of the
ring was purchased by illegal deal
ers in Colombia and smuggled to
Argentina through intermediates in
Lima, Peru; Quito, Ecuador, and
Santiago, Chile. Ebury was said to
have designed special belt for the
rings agents to facilitate their
smuggling. The FBI said the plati-
num-a precious metal essential to
modern warfare and of which the
Axis is critically lacking-apparently
was smuggled on merchant vessels
at Buenos Aires.
According to the FBI, Ebury was
born In K:dderminster, England, on
May %, 1898, and studied mechanical
engineering for two years at the
University of Shefneld. He served
as a sergeant in the Royal Air Force
during the last war. The FBI said
Ebury was engaged in business in
Chile from 1920 to 1925. Since 1928
he has resided in Peru, Canada,
Mexico, Argentina, France, Eng
Evening star., 1943-07-20
Slightly Homesick Navy Youth
Seeks to Locote Sister Here
Lincoln Wilson, Iowon,
Is Trying to Find
Gladys, Now Married

A blond sailor with a friendly
smile and a slight touch of home
sickness appealed to The Star to-
day for help in locating married
sister living in Washington whom
he hasn't seen for several years.
His name is Lincoln Wilson, 81, of
Donnellson, Iowa.
He participated in the North Afri-
can invasion. helping land troops
and materials at Casablanca, and
then at Safi. He was in the hos
pital for couple of months, too,
but not because of bullet wounds.
He saw his best friend die, saw men
drop like flies when trapped In
blaze of machine-gun crossfire.
He escaped injury in that man.
made hell. but was hospitalized
with a back injury after being run
over by jeep.
His is probably one of the few
cases where pedestrian was run
down by jeep-or anything else
on wheels-at sea. The vehicle was
being transferred from transport
to a landing barge and its wheels
caught on the barge gunwaleS,
turning the jeep over on Mr.. Will
son, he said.
Sister Was Gladys Wilson.
The Iowan lost everything but
his smile when his ship went down
after being torpedoed. Later in the
landing operations the hull OF
barge literally was shot out from
under him as he and his mates
tried to get it off shore, he said.
On another occasion he grabbed a
line tossed from another landing
barge and was towed to safety. He
still hasn't had his fill of excite
ment, he said, and is going back
for more"
His sisters maiden name was
Gladys Wilson. He described her as
dark complexioned, somewhat taller
than he is and "chunkier." Not
fat" he cautioned. Just a little
heavier" About two years ago she
Evening star., 1943-07-20

married and now Mr.. Wilson has a
niece he's never seen. He believes
his sister and her husband are living
in the Northeast section OF the
city, but he isn't sure.
Baby Won Dairy's Contest.
One of his best clues is that the
niece won some sort of baby con-
test sponsored-he thinks-by a
local dairy. The sister mailed news
paper clippings of the baby's victory
to her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James
Wilson. That's how Lincoln knows
about it. None of the family ever
has met her husband.
The young sailor can be reached
at the Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines' Club. Eleventh and L streets
NV.
He said he spent all day yester-
day "pestering" dairies for informa-
tion about baby contest winners.
He'll be in Washington only until
Thursday morning because he's due
back aboard ship Thursday at mid
night.