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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22


LIEUT.. EDWARD GLEED one
Of the flying officers at Selfridge
Field was married last Friday 49,.
10 the beautiful LUCILLE Shell
BY. OF Kansas City Father NAL
colin Dsde read their Vows...in the
Reciory OF ST Cyprians church,.
Mrs. Mary Hickman and Samuel
Patterson acted as Witnesses.
Lieut.. Helen Louise Cox. Margie
Dunbar, George Dunbar and Mrs
James Warren were among those
who attended the quiet ceremony
X y Il
You remember the lovely $50.
KATHERINE GORDON OF Chicago
she has visited here from Tune
20 time She is here now spend
ing her honeymoon with her hus-
band DR.. PAUL BOUSFlELD NJ
Chica 20 as house guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Brumal Penick Miss
Gordon and DR. Bousfield were
married in Chicago last week end
X X *
THE ARTHUR wISES went by
boat 10 Cleveland for a short trip
:. left last Sunday
X X X
CAPT. HARRIET WEST. OF
III WAC was here for a few
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
Popu|arMatron
Honored Sun.
ByFriendsHere
Alberta Davis, L aur a
Austin HOstesses
BY GLADYS MILLS

Mrs. Inez Wright King. popular
and stunning matron who became
the bride of Richard King on March
Is, was feted this Sunday afternoon
past, with a miscellaneous shower
at which Mrs. Alberta Davis and
Laura Austin were joint hostesses
The shower was held at the Naci-
rema clubhouse between the hours
OF and 7. Cocktails and hors
d'ourves comprised the menu.
The guest OF honor, who is known
for being one OF the most smartly
dressed matronS, was chic as usual
on this occasion in stunning black
wool crepe suit dress, made with a
striking white vest of pique. With
it she wore large black of the
face hat and a shoulder corsage Of
gardenias.
The hostesses were attractively
CARRIED for the occasion. Mrs Davis
chose lovely spring print, made
coat style, buttoned to the hem
Her accessories were OF black and
corsage Of gardenias Mrs. Austin
chose navy blue and her corSage
was also Of gardenias
Mrs. King was ecstasy when
she saw the lovely things her
friends had thought out for her;
just what she needed she declared
n each instance, certainly in these
TIRES when one must shop with
care. She Will guard with care the
lovely things every we'll dressed
women rhust lave as part OF her
wardrobe and toilette.
Among TIE smart group who at
tended were two visitors from Chi
cago, Edmonia Payne and Catherine
Gilmore. Local folk included Selma
McGlasker, Ruth Hill, Bernice Har-
per. Beatrice Fleming, Mrs. Clar-
cnce Camp, Kathleen Stevenson
Alberta Williams, Marie Harris
Helen Chensuc, Evelyn Monjoy
Rose Wallace Ce'reSs Campbell
Jerolean Snced. Catherine Wells
Eun.ce Moore. Bessie Officer, Mabel
Halle. W.nifred Brady, Odessa
Trotter and others
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22

hours las; Saturday enroute ON
army biz. She was the house
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Ted White
for her short stay. She is do
ing great things in the Women's
Army is on Colonel Hobby's stsft
and will in all probability be
our first MAJOR. -, looks extra
fine in her uniform. 700.
X X 4
Also. LIEUT.. VILLA JEAN
CHERRY was here on furlough
las, week happened TO see her ...
with her mother in the Federal
building one day when we hap
pened into the recruiting Offices.
* x X
LILLIAN HARPER of Chicago
was here over the past week end
orbed her dining with MRS
PETRY FISHER.
* X X
Hear that BILLY HALL. who
is now a sergeant. -. and stationed
a., Camp Clark, Texas spent his
recent leave with his pal, CHRIS
STURKEY the latter is stationed
a: Camp Hood. in Texas.
* * X
Have letter from -. LEON
SMITH =. who is now a corporal -.
stationed at Tuskegee in the
Public Relations office He is ed
,,or-in-chief OF a charming publ
cation. which circulates there.
called HAWKS CRY clever as
all get out. . He sent US copy E.
lots OF familiar names in il We
like 10 hear when our boys are
doing things. nice of them 10 let
Us know.
x X X
WINIFRED BRADY. is our
newest WAC was sworn in last
Saturday &C.,. awaits now her or
ders 20 repor, for basic training
LIEUT.. WALTER GREENE. is
mere for weeks furlough is just
fresh out OF officer candidate
school
X X X
Our condolences 10 the bereavcd
family OF MRS BERTHA HODGES
wife OF William Hodges. She
was a member Of the we'll known
- EUTANTEZ LUB..,. passed
away. this past week end after a
long and lingering illness The
funeral will be held this Tuesday
from Websters
X X X
LOUISA PERRY loves TO be
hostess before the M Desakade'
SIS las, Sunday night she served
her escort. and few friends ..
with glasses brimiul OF oubolint
cham pagne. among them were -
Bette Williams. George Brown, Johr
Johnson and Jesse Williams
X x X
Have invitations from graduates
THERESA TERRELL daughter q
Or. and Mrs w. o. Terrell o. Nc
Dougsll street. who viii graduate
from FIX university and one
from EVA McBROOM. daugh,ei
Of Dr. md Mrs McBroom OF Jose
phlne avenue who will be grad
ua;ed from Tsiladega
X X X
THE CURRENT TOPIC STUDY
CLUB VIII hold its annual Flow
er Day program honorIns ouI
soldiers in, the armed forces OF
Sunday. May %. al the new Mo
sonic nsll 275 East Perry. Adms
SION wiz be bars OF ndy gum
c!sarcttcs.c;c Participants on nj
program will include Josephln'
Love. Oscar Plsnte. Frances Pool
arr LeClaire Knox's Dancing Ju
nioTs.
LUCILLE CHAMBERS is chair
man Of the affair. Violet T Levi
IS co-chsirmsn Beatrice Preston
is the president OF the club
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
By GLADYS MILLS

The Co-ettes. those lovely little
sub-deb lassies, entertained their
mothers with a most elaborate
mother and daughter reception, on
last Sunday, at the home OF Rev
erend and Mrs. Charles Hill. on
West Grand boulevard.
This marked the fourth annual
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
MAYS
COMPLEXION
MAKE HER
LOOK OLD?
ARE THEY
SAYING THINGS
LIKE THIS
ABOUT YOU?

Careful attention to your face can save
YOU from words that take the JOY out
Of lie For greater beauty l.. III max.
ing your complexion lighter. do this :.
arouse 4 with Black and White Bleach
ing Cream Skin becomes iaircr softer
and lovelier Blackheads loosen Dull
outer skIn clears of At all toilet
counters economy sizes 25c and SOC.
Get Black and White bleaching Cream
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22

Also CORPORAL WARREN L. HIGGINS of Camp
Stewart Georgia is here until about May q with ms
family Mrs Tiie Higgins of Alger street
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Dorothy I Twnc, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Twine OF Hol-
comb avenue, is engaged 10 Maj
colin Orion BYRD son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Clyde Everett Byrd OF Ian
sing. Mich. The wedding date is
SET for juno u
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22

lev Omsleta Hatcher. Leota Tyree.
Mrs. Anderson md Marian. Mrs
Bowen and Iva, Mrs. George Miller.
and Bernice and Mary Agnes, Mrs
Coins and Darrell. and many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22

Mrs. w. J. Brown and her small
daughter. jeanette Yvonne, returned
home Saturday after having en-
joyed delightful visit with rela-
iivcs and friends in the Southeast
Among other points. they visited
Savannah. Darien. st. Simons
Island, and Brunswick, Ga, and
Jacksonville, Fla
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22

w. d. Reid, Mrs. Mary Reynolds,
Mrs. Kathleen Soucie. Miss Eileen
Nobel, Mrs Margaret KrauS, Mrs
Edward Matthews. Mrs Joseph
Amley. Mrs. Durt Strafney and Miss
Katherine Vollmer,
One Of the most important pro-
jects to be undertaken for the
Oscoda Air Base is the furnishing
Of eight-day rooms, and j; is an
nounccd that the Camp and Hos
pital Committee OF the American
Red Cross, Detroit Area, is accept
.ng gifts for this purpose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11
KAS KA RASO
lSpaudoje Pasidairius)
Raso Vyt. sirvydas
SuradO "BrOlius"

Idomu kaip musu profesiniai
revoliucijonieriai akli nematy-
tt galingu liaudies sajudziu.
Musu vepliu bolsevikeliu Viii
mis-, pavyzdziui, ana diena pa
siskaite Dirvoje sakini, "Mes
pilnai savo broliams Lietuvoje
pasitikime" ir tuojau, smurkst,
pradejo savo Paleckiniai kvis-
lingisku kurpaliu NUNS tuos
brolius siuti. Elsa tai "Kubi-
liunas, Musteikis, Plachavicius,
Meskauskas, Ancevicius, Ver-
bickas". Mes sitokius "bro-
lius'' sugraziname vepliai Vii
Mai. Mes brolius randame XII
tur. Mes juos randame Anne
rikos vyriausybes Office of
War Information praneSime,
kaip Lietuvos jaunimas ketu.
ris kart atsisake stoti j naziu
organizuojamus ''Lietuviu le-
gijonus", kaip is Lietuvos ge-
nerolu burio atsirado tik vie
mas su naziais dirbti.
Mes randame savo brolius
ten kur jie priesinasi uliu
konfiskacijai, turto rekvizici-
jai, deportavimams. Mes bro
Illus randame ten kur slaptos
Lietuviu spaustuves spausdina
Atlantic Carterio brangius pa
zadus ir jais zadina LietuviQ
Sirdis ] laisve, j nepriklausoma
gyvenima. Mes brolius randa-
me slaptame Laisves Kovoto-
ju Komitete.
Al. yeplieji Vilnies peckeliai
mano, naziai Lietuviams "Stei-
giamus susirinkimus" ir kitka
siulo delto kad jie bijo Palec-
kinio tipo kvislingu kaip Ku-
biliunas, Meskauskas ir kit :?
Ne! Naziai siu nebijo, kaip
Stalinas nebijo Paleckio. Ma
ziai bijo Lietuviu jaunimo, bi-
jo Lietuviu studentQ (kuriems
universitetus ir gimnazijas uz-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11

Kada zmogu ekonominis var
gas ina spausti jis, paprastai,
pirmiausia issizada kulturiniQ
vertybiu. Pas Lietuvius tas
buvo irodyta su musQ Susivie-
nijimu organais, Tevyne ir
Garsu. Abu jie sumazinti Xxi
sesiQ puslapiu.
Paskutinis LRKSA Vykdo-
mosios Tarybos protokolas sa-
ko, Garsui per pusmetl reike-
je S2,251.3O, bet Taryba nu-
tarus jam duoti tik $4,000 me-
tams. Teko sumazinti laikras-
It's Xxi sesiu puslapiu.
Kuomet pastatai greta SUI
ma kuria dienrastis Draugas
is The Fraternal Monitor ci-
tuoja kaip LRKSA turta ($1,-
517,041.09) SUI ia menkute SUI
ma reikalinga islaikyti savai-
TIM Garsa (atsimenant kad A
merikos Lietuviu spauda vie
nintele laisva Lietuviu spauda
pasaulyje) darosi keista ir
skaudu. Milijonai sukrautu
Lietuvisku dolariu negali islai-
kyti laikrasti, tai yra, spauda,
kuri yra viso musu tautinio ir
kulturinio gyvenimo variklis !!
Kan, kan tik ne Susivieni-
jimu organams turetQ lesu sti-
gti tinkamai iseidineti, tobu-
lett ir vystytis. Ganetinai di-
dele Tevyne, ir Garsas, ener-
gingai ir gabiai redaguojami,
su geru bendradarbiu buriu,
sudarytu toki prestyza musu
Susivienijimams kad, gall bu-
ii, tektu maziau skustis apie
tuos tukstancius Amerikos
Lietuviu kurie galetu butt Su-
sivienijimu nariais bet dar jais
nera. Jei DIR. j. Basanavicius
viena Ausra isbudino tauta,
kas gall drysti tvirtinti kad
NUNS geru laikrasciu neberei-
kia?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11

daro), bio inteligentu (ku-
riuos varo j miskus malku kir-
sti ar j koncentracijos stovyk-
las), jie bio Lietuvos ukinin-
ku. stai musu broliai kuriems
mes pasitilSime, bet kuriais JUS
nepasitikite, mes trokstate kad
tu broliu valia vel nustatytu
puse. milijono is Rusijos atgru-
stu durtuvu! Tais broliais pa
sitiki visa tauta - mes tie bro
liai tai patti tauta!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11
PAVASARIO RYTAS

(Putinas)
Prasvito pavasario rytas,
Geguzes lietucio islytas,
Nakties ausrele issapnuotas,
Zibuciu ziedais vainikuotas,
Ir pauks6iu dziaugsminga ramia
Pasveikintas pirma giesme.
Meilus jo dvelkimas
Gamtos atgimimas
Prizadino kuriama gala.
Su saule j kilo
II siela pamilo
AJgijo troskimai uzsale.
Atgijo uzsale troskimai
Ir brangus sventi atminimai =
Syajoniu ziedais vainikuoti,
Naktu gludumose sapnuoti,
Strides pagimdyta gryna
Pasveikinti pirma DANA.
@ tylios jig aidos
Krutineje sklaidos
Ir kelia sirdyj ikvepima.
@ del abejoniu,
Skausmu, ar svajoniQ
nvasia is ju galios sau ina.
IL kelia sirdyj ikvepima
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11

Aplinlxui sugule veputiniai.
Tick piramidziu! Tick baltQju sfinksu!
:. IF ziburi jau uzdege, tur but, jinai,
Ir laukia nekantriai skubiqju zingsniu. !.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11
RLASKYMASIS
(Vacys Siugzdinis)

IS punlpuro uzgimsta ziedkeke,
Is ziedo-Viespaties palaimintieji vaisiai;
@ tavo meile as nebetikiu
Ir iseinu ir niekad jau nebeateisiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11

y IRzELIO IA diena yra oficiale Americas Veliavos
- diena formale svente. il ispuola pirmadienl, If
q bus svenciama tam tikru istaigu, nors ne dirb-
X tllviu Prezidentas Roosevelt ta diena paskel-
IN be fornae svente, ir j bus naudojama svar-
IlkEA biens SALES reikalams. Tuo tarpu kai Anne
MkHN rikos karuomenes ir alijantai deda pastangas
E3 islaisvinti nnilijonus zmoniu esancu po naziu
M jungu cia, namie mes ta svente : iskaitant
w sekmadieni ir pirmadieni = sunaudosime Ka-
~ 70 Bonu vajui. Vadza kreipiasi vsus slos
ny Sales gyventojus - kaip cia gimusius taip If
~ ateivius = kooperuoti lido DEPARTMENT.
- ir kitomis Federalems stagomis padaryh ia
u svente naudnga karo laimejmui
N Kartu SUI Veiavos Dienos programais bus
~ vvkdoma ir pamokymo vajus isaiskininui EMO
v mems Demokratijp tikslu r kokia nauda tu-
' res jusu gimines If draugai gyveenantieji jusY
v po,77 ,;rl,;yo ;otviai aiSkiai zino viena falta
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11

Karo BonQ prkima LletuVlal alska1 zlno ylenA IaKt
- SUI Anerikos lanemu bus ir Lietuvos laimejimas,
ir pastkime kad tos sventes tktai kad iskes
savo namuose Amerikos veliavas bet r kooperos Karo
Bonu vajuje
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Filipino Army
Trains in j. 5.
VaIdes Reveals
General Visits Detroit
for Rial Ceremony
and 10 See War Plants

Mai Gen. Basilio !. Naldes
chief Of the Philippine army dis'
closed Saturday in Detroit ina
large Filipino forces which NJ
homes will march back into th'
islands this year were now tram
ing in California.
Establishments are coming In nj
the rate Of IS men DAY" SAID
The general. who is here for
war plant inspection tour and
Observance Of the forty-siNih an
niver>ary Of the death NJ Dr.
Jose Rial, Philippine national
hero.
General NaldeS. so whose wife
and lO-year-old daughter are m
Japanese-held Manila, csc pc Q
from the Philippines with Presl-
dent Manuel Quezon IN the PI
boat piloted by 1t Com. Pohn d.
Buckley.
The general and other Philippine
dignitaries will attend a banquet
SUNDAY evening IN the Book
Cadillac Hotel in honor Of Doctor
Rial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

needed by the U. S. Army. Women in the
WAC are doing many noncombatant
duties vital to complex modern war. Your
contribution. whether skilled or unskilled,
will release a soldier for combat
And if YOU are receiving wife's alloi-
ment from a soldier. sailor or marine now,
YOU will continue TO. receive it when YOU
Join the wAAC-- your WAC pay alone
ranges from $50 to sl58 a month. the same
as enlisted men in the Army.
The offensive is on - every soldier IS
needed at the front. Your enrolment in
the WAAC will help - noto - when your
country needs you most.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Garden Class
City 10 Give Instructions
al Three Cenfers

A short training course IN ele.
mentary gardening. designed 10
prepare the average person for
the cultivation OF victory garden
that will take the edge off food
restrictions was announced Sat
urday by the department Of parks
and recreation.
The course will he given at
three recreation centers, with four
weekly meetings at each center.
They will start at the Kronk Rec
reation Center on Monday. Janu-
airy 1T 100 p M and continue
for four succeeding Mondays. At
the ParkSide Recreation Center,
the classes will begin Tuesday,
January u. and continue on the
following Tuesday evenings.
Thursday is the day selected for
the Brewster Recreation Center.
The best methods of handling
soil. tools. and the general re-
quirements of successful garden
will be discussed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Recounts Sensation
Of Falling Into Space,
in Letter TO Father
nv +. JEROME PETIT

You teeter. You cape. You
cant move. Then suddenly your
head is down and you're falling
falhng-fallinc head over heels
There's a Jerk, Nou stop somer-
saulting and start floating float
'lng-fioatiug -.
You can hardly keep your
stomach from climbing throat
ward. because you're experiencing
YOUR first parachute jump.
f. You've never tried II? Then
perhaps you'd like a secondhand
experience first through one OF
Uncle Sans ParamarlneS, who
has been practicing 1t TO perfec-
tion 50 some day ne may land IN
Hirohitos back yard-or on Hit
ler'S front porch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Japs Hold 2 DetrOiters,
U.S.. Informs Parents

Two Detroit parents began New
Years Saturday with the best
possible news-that sons pre-
viously reported missing are alive
although temporarily Jap pris-
.oners.
Messages from the war depart
ment disclosing the information
was received by Mr.. and Mrs
John p. Nolan. 1855 Longview
avenue, and MIR and Mrs, A. Wolf
2276 Taylor avenue.
The Nolan news concerned Sgt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Simple Reflex Action

"They say nervousness would
grow with each jump, reaching
its climax on the third or fourth
the theory being that as the
stunned numbness wears off the
conscious and acute fear grows.
guess grow more numb
and less conscious every day.
Because today made my third
jump and was even able to yell
tally no" as / left the plane.
Jumping Ii simple reflex
action compared 10 fighting the
Japs. hut II training counts as
much as the past few months
Indicate. we'll continue the job
already started-well equipped"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Feet Under-TumbIei

81 think I should lift the webs
apart 10 unwind but before I
can they start unwinding and 1
spin around and around.
"PlOwed earth below and I
can see other jumpers from the
corner of my eye. l reach high
on my lift webs. What's wrong?
Doesn't feel like a tower chute.
"'Get in your landing posi-
ton l. remember my instruc-
tion. Wow-50 feet! Grab lift
webs feet under .. hit
tumble backward somersault.
"Whew! A sigh of relief
that was It..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Trains in California

Hc is Second It. Bill King NJ
the United States Marine Corps,
now in training at Camp Gillespie,
San Diego, Cal.
Bill is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus II. King Of 1901 Covington
drive. He had promised his
father. a prominent Detroit
broker. a description of his first
Jump as a Paramarlne. and here
il is. in Bills own words:
81 Awoke earlier than usual
Monday morning from pleas
ant dream of jumping. Break
fast Late In dressing ss
usual into clean dungarees
with leggings stuffed in boots,
hunting knife on belt, fiber
helmet.
Fell out and fell In as usual.
down IN draw chutes which I
had packed Saturday.
DoubIe-Tume to RunUay
I'VE loaded on n truck and
then double timed out To the
runway. Finally the plane takes
up, prop blast and motor noise
adding to the atmosphere. Left
face =. move OUT, and into the
plane we stumble. I'm last and
sitting near the door.
Suddenly, houses look like
dolls and l know we're up. The
plane begins 10 bank and climb.
Then the captain who Is our
Jump master starts talking to us.
Now. men, this is what you've
worked toward for four weeks.
Just do as you've been doing
every day in the moot -up'
(wooden frame built like a plane
from which we practiced jump
ing procedure
Remember the capita n
says. lat Hook On" you hook
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Hindu Ukase Discounted

NEW DELHI, India, Jan. 2
(UP). - The Hindu mahasabha s
decision to resume IAN active
movement to compel the British
government TO recognize India as
an independent nation and defend
the integrity of India against the
Pakistan MoSlems' was not taken
seriously in inform e d quarters
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

More GE0n oil Ihe OGhers together,
there IL for gOu one soldier rho
MUST come back. And Irh0 does nor
nsk herself WhenY. Hour. IL ne
safeY. .. Whaf cam do IN heip4
toR many soldiers and sailors wives. the
WAC is the answer 10 special need.
Many women are finding in service To their
country common bond Of bright purpose
and shared experience - the feeling that
they are backing up their fighting men.
You who are left behind are not left
out Your courage, energy and ability are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

"The assistant Jump master
yelIs at me to relax, and / see
my left arm Is as rigid as q
steel pipe.
Go" and the captain whacks
me on the shoulder. teeter. I
cape. 1 cant move and
suddenly my eyes are closed, my
head down, and I'm falling,
falling, falling. head over heels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Banghart TO Serve
Term at AIldtraz

CHICAGO. Jan. 2 GNS).-
Basil The OWL Banghart. t. Ugh
guy of the Roger Terrible"
Touhy gang, is TO be sent - the
federal prison at Alcatraz Island
in San Francisco Bay, it was dis
closed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

William A. Nolan, "a. one-time ST.
Philips High School star, last re-
ported in the Philippines. ~
CPL Sidney Wolf. "a. a Csss
Tech graduate. also was taken
prisoner by Japs in the Philip
pines. his parents were notified.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
q q S1azz1u MA<

II YOU are United States citizen. age 81 70
"A inclusive, of good repute. of any race,
color or creed, GO now TO your nearest
L. s. Recruiting and Induction Station for
full information on the openings pay. pro-
motion and training Of the WAC. Your
country - and your soldier - need you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Detroit Paramarne Describes First Leap
Teeters at Brink, Then
as Chute Jerks He
Floats Into Field

"Jerk! I stop somersaulting
-. floating can just see
from under my helmet and it's
an effort 20 look up. My canopy
Is open but my lift webs from
harness 10 suspension lines) are
twisted like we used TO twist
swing ropes for the fun OF un-
winding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

your snaps on the cable and
move forward a. close together
as possible. At go" keep your
eyes on the door. push snaps
forward and keep closed up.
PULL down on adapters,
check oscillation, when 100 feet
from deck get In normal landing
position: knees fiexed, feet par
allel and 10 inches apart +.
and make a good tumble"
"Then the captain turns his
attention tn the door. And we
look at each other smiling
weakly and exchange thumbs up
gestures. He turns towards us.
Hook on"
Looks Out of Door
we scramble 10 our feet,
tumble with snaps and the cap
tain leans close Ia me and
shouts, "1'lI hit you like this
(whack! on the shoulder when
J say go ! nod. He gets down
on the floor and looks out the
door.