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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

lsson was Analysing matters for the
DEW. His informant added:
But there is said to be much in
Mr.. Bovingdon's favor. | understand
he does one of the best entreeho@
the business"
Mr.. Ellsworth wished TO know
what an entrechdt was and was IN
formed that it is caper in which the
feet are struck or crossed while in the
air.
Mr.. Ellsworth snorted and reiuset
to be placated when his informant
added that Mr.. Bovingdon was con-
sdered to be leading exponent II
The Afternoon Of Faun.'
Snapped Mr.. Ellsworth.
The afternoon Of what
"Of a faun. II is very artistic
dance. l think you do it in the after
noon"
What in hell does he do at night >
Well, couple of days later Leo T.
Crowley, boss of the DEW, fred Bow
ingdon, says he did not know how
the terpsichorean got on the payroll
in the first place.
The only development Of any grave
consequence here in Washington late
~ is that the Federal Trade Com
mission has ordered manufacturer
20 cease and desist from claiming
that his product stimulates feather
growth and hatchability Of eggs.
SO if you want to stimulate feather
growth you will just have to vail
until something else comes along.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

undying enmity Of the House restau-
rant manager. you are eating on me
today"
That VIII be nice" cooed Mrs.
Andrews, surveying the congress-
mans bulk, There is plenty.of room,
I'm sure" --
Il mean" said Ellsworth, that
you are eating one of my fish. | am
going out to the kitchen and have it
specially cooked for you.
This fish," he continued, as if adj
dressing a packed session Of Cons
gress,+romes from the great state
If Oregon. 1t is a salmon. Oregon is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

The nnest state in the whole world
and this is the finest salmon. There
Is no finer salmon than an Oregon
salmon"
The ladies thanked him prettiy.
After while the waiter brought in
a platter Of fish which he placed be-
fore Rep, Bolton. She lifted the fish
onto her plate and began eating.
The others waited for their help
lngs. They kept on waiting. Finally
Mrs. Andrews SUMMONED the waiter
and said:
j hate to bother you in these war
tines, but where is our lunch?'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
BY George Dixon

NAI ASHINGT0N - Representa-
wv tive Harris Ellsworth is an ex-
ceedingly large party with an inor-
djnate pride in his home state, which
Is oregon. But, because of this pride,
d group of eminent ladies were forced
to sit around the House restaurant
starving.
will now endeavor to tell the story
chronologically, with the sentences
running concurrently, which is an ex-
preston picked up-from . judge
Who once jagged me. The episode de-
yoloped in this wise:
Representative Winifred Stanley,
The beautiful blonde from Buffalo,
Was entertaining a distinguished
group in her sanctum in the House
Office Building. Miss Stanley is a
+ay energetic talker. She waved her
.rns and gesticulated so much that,
naturally, she worked up an appetite.
Never liking to eat alone because
Gees net look becoming for a Con-
rresswoman to be seen talking and
gesticulatrng when there is no one
else present, she invited the group to
lunch.
The gathering consisted Of Req
Frances p. Bolton, who is a Repub-
lean, just like Miss Stanley; Mrs.
Nadine Andrews, prominent So
tjety matron, and her 13-year-old
-scr1, Peter; Miss Mary Hornaday, Of
The Christian Science Monitor, and
Mrs Kitty Bancroft, wife of Navy
Lieut.. Paul Bancroft, and former
wife Of Messmore Kendall, the well
TODD millionaire.
In Difference to Miss Hornaday,
Who is not what might be called
hoydenish type, the conversation was
maintained on a very high plane. The
ladies' discussed social welfare and
asked each other if they had hired
any good cooks lately.
II was all intensely interesting, ex-
,ept possibly to Mr.. Peter Andrews,
whose social consciousness has not
yet attained its full development
The gathering started to order
lunch, Just then Rep. Ellsworth came
IN. To the surprise of all-again with
The possible exception Of young Mr..
andrews, who appar
emily never is surprised
ty anything-Ellsworth
suatched the menus from
!. !. !: !. q. 7. J. J: !: !: !:
the ladies' hands and -
calmly tore them up! ~
you are not eating any
of this truck" he shout
ed, thereby mourning the
$500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

andrews, VINO appar
emily never is surprised
ty anything-Ellsworth
snatched the menus from
the ladies' hands and
calmly tore them up!
you are not eating any
of this truck !" he shout
ed, thereby mourning the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

The waiter looked as
founded.
wv hy," he said,
you've had it,
Mrs. Andrews started
90 protest, but was in
terrupted by her off.
spring, who said:
This is just some
he solons were skepfieoi
bout the possibility OF
N,r,u fad1haY
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Evening star., 1944-11-15
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laips. couples mEst
apply for q marriage license On
one day, matt thres JxH days and
recefue their license on the NTH
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the sans as other days.
Evening star., 1944-11-15

Under D. c. laips. couples msst
apply for q marriage license ON
one day, matt ttree juH days and
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Evening star., 1944-11-15
Births Reported

Bedie and Frances Anderson, girl.
Harry and BERTHE Atkins, girl.
Solomon and Jennie Bossin, boy.
John and Mildred Carran, boy.
Giles and Ada Cor. bow.
Charles and Dorothy Douglass, boy.
Melroy and EVELYN Ford. girl
Martin and Matte Gibson, girl.
Frank and Lorraine Grifith. boy.
Thomas and Marion Holland. girl.
David and Alberta jenkins. girl.
Lester and Louise Leopold, boy.
Howard and Nazareth Nyssen. boy.
William and Janet Snyder. boy.
Joseph and Alice Vermillion, boy.
Gordon and Edith Wimberly, boy.
Robert and Camilla Ashman, girl.
Aloysius and Mary Becht. boy.
Ls9 Ws and ma MsrFs.es Ts.s., BupTGushi hog girl
William and Jean Dietx. boy.
Winfield and GLADYS Faron. girl.
William and Nina, Garthune, boy.
George and Julia GoodridRe, boy.
Arthur and Janet Hickman, girl.
Terrell and Maris Hubert, girl.
Charles and Rebecca Myers, girl.
Edmund and Mary Peacock, girl.
Chester and Leona Shores, girl.
Edward and Sally veitch. girl
Raymon and Cathryn Webb, girl.
Joseph and Charlotte Whyte. girl.
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Eli and Molianda Bolton, boy
Donald and Gloria Carter, boy.
William and Lucy Chapman, girl.
Corden and Frances Foggie, boy.
Ellsworth and Alma Green, boy.
Lee and Mary Hayes, girl.
Samuel and Josephine James, boy.
Louis and Josephine Jones. girl.
Harry and Bernice Lee. boy.
Allen and Mary McC1ain. girl.
Addison and Helen Rand, boy.
Daniel and Ruth Ross, girl.
Pearce and Katie Swearingen. Girl.
Louis and Phyllis Turner, boy.
william and Elsie Ward, boy.
John and Maggie wellington, boy.
James and Rebecca Wilson, boy.
Ephrtam and Lucille Williams, girl.
Martin and Ola Baum. boy.
Leon and Naomi Butler, girl.
Otis and Carrie Cartledge, girl.
Otho and Edith Clark, boy.
George and Evelyn Ford, girl.
James and Hattie Harris, girl.
Charles and Mildred Hayes, girl
Everett and Catherine Je6ries, girl.
William and Lillian Lee, boy.
Stokes and Mary Meredith. boy.
Pierce and Anna Price, girl.
Frank and Leila Robinson. boy.
William and Bertha Stafford, girl.
lie Roy and Margaret Thomas. girl.
Harry and Vivian Walker. boy.
James and Budina Washington, girl
Herbert and Norma Wilson, girl.
Karl and Catherine Wilson, boy.
Jenrey ana lola Young boy.
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-30
BALTIC PORTS,
NAzI CITIES
ARE BLASTED
Robot Bomb Sites Also Hit
in Huge Overnight
Air Attacks

LONDON, Aug. 30. - Supporting
Russian armies in the north, one
of the greatest masses OF British
heavy bombers ever dispatched
bombed the Baltic ports of Konigs-
berg and Stettin last night while
Mosquitoes stabbed Berlin and Ham,
burg today.
Five hundred escorted U. S.
heavies attacked robot bomb sites
in northern France. The U. S. ar
mazda flew through rain and low
clouds to make the attack just in
front of Allied armies. thanking
the Pas de Calais area near the
English Channel.
More than 1000 heavy bombers
participated in the overnight at
lacks, unloa ding approximately
1900 tons of high explosives and
incendiaries on Stettin and another
great cargo of destruction on
Konigsberg.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-30
FOUR FLIGHTS TODAY
FOR ALASKA COASTAL

Two trips were made to Sitka
today by Alaska Coastal planes;
the first carrying Verna Crone, Ole
Tang, Jr., and Mrs. Ole Tang to
that city and Herloff Tang to
Tenakee.
The second flight carried M. Far
rell, Joe Metherin, A. Van Malvern,
and M. Admonsen to Sitka, and
returned Charles Beach, Pete
James, Daniel Klanoth, Bill For
sythe, and JACK Quicker to Juneau.
Carl Vanson, Mrs. Jack Westfall,
Major Lovgren, Eleanor Terry, and
Mary Buell. were passengers for
Ketchikan. A second flight to the
same city took Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Holland, G. Forshang, w. F. Syn
der, Mrs. Mabel Reed, and Tom
Henderson.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-30
ARMY DEPOT
IN kURILE5I5
SET ABLAzE
BY NORMAN BELL

ALEUTIAN ISLAND BASE, Aug.
&c. - Delayed - Liberator bomber
pilots of the Eleventh AAF report
seeing IS to SO buildings in flames
after raiding the Kashiwabara
Army Depot on Paramushiro, IN
the Kuriles, today, one of the most
active days in the North Pacific
air war against the island chain.
After this early morning strike,
other Liberators and Ventures of
Fleet Air Wing Four struck Kurile
installations and shipping in a day
light triple threat offensive. Docks,
supply dumps and barges on On
nekotan Island, south of Para
mushiro, were smashed and left
burning.
Navy Ventures made follow up
of the Liberator attack on the same
targets, strafing shipping.
All planes returned safely from
the three missions
One Ventura roared down to
within so feet over the sea and
strafed one patrol boat, sinking it.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-30
RUSSIANS HAVE
TAKEN DELIVERY
OF 5000 PLANES

CINCINNATI,s Aug. 30-Russian
pilots meeting Army ferrying crews
at "a rendezvous" have taken de-
livery of nearly 5000 American
planes since September 1912.
The Ferrying Division of the Air
Transport Command in making the
disclosure also reported the opera
ton of two new overseas ferrying
routes which have virtual street
car schedules.
Brig. Gen. Bob Rowland, Com
mander OF the Division, announced
the existence of the Snowfall"
and Crescent" routes. The first
is over the North Atlantic to Eng
land and the other is companion
of the "Fireball" line which reaches
from Miami to India.
The ferrying service from the
Arctic to Russia began September
3, 1912, when Capt, then Lieut.,
Edmund Averman, Jr. of Pitts.
burgh, led the flight of A-20s to
Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-30
HULLFEARS
HITLER MAY
TRY ESCAPE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Secre-
tary of State Cordell Hull said that
Germany is evidently DESTROYS OF
a negotiated peace, but the Allied
position for unconditional surrender
is too well known to require reitera-
ton.
Hull also declared that the AM
erican Government is constantly in
mind of the fact that Hitler and
some of his henchmen may try to
escape Germany and go to neutral
countries. The Government, he
said, is working on that problem,
Since military men expressed their
apprehension that Hitler might
find sanctuary in Argentina or
Spain.