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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Madam Chang Tea

4 MFYLING VICTORY TEA
10 honor a Wellesley gradu-
ate away of in China. -. Ma
dame Chang Fai-Shek. was
|yiven by the Detroit Wellesley
Club Sunday afternoon IN the
homo Of Mrs. John r. Decker
-. for prospective club mem
hers and their parents....
The club got the tea through
|the China Relief.
Assisting alumnae we're.
|Mrs. Fred Zeder. the former
Martha Blood e.. Barbara Cup
per. -. Betsy Ferguson....M Mrs.
Henry Koehriug Mrs Glenn
son Page Mrs. Donald Flint
ermann and Mrs Roland Hall
News was told Of the honor
conferred on 4 Wellesley stu
dent Jean Prehle. daughter 81
the Norman Probes who has
beer named 10 the honorary
scientific society Sigma Hl....
Among the guests were. ...
DR.. and Mrs J.. " Hall and
Jean...the Lewis Sapp.nEi0nS
end Judith of Birmingham ....
F the Walter Ruckwells and Joan
....the Champion Firms and
Cyihia... Mrs Arnlr Rickel
and Lororc and Margaret Nc
keor &c..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Homemakers
Bolster Morale

IN THE first world war we
told our Allies that the "Yanks
are coming IN song: now we
are sending the same message
with soap Hundreds Of thou
sands of miniature cakes OF
soap are being distributed in
occupied countries 10 bolster
the morale of the peoples who
long for the day when our
armies viii liberate them.
Women on tho home front in
America who are being careful
not 20 waste any of the soap
they buy are helping with this
overseas service.
These little bars are wrapped
IN bed white and blue covers
bearing a message of en-
enlargement in the language Of
the people for whom they are
Intended One cake can make
a lot of l8thcr. and, symbolically.
can increase the SteadfaStneSs
Of those who await our coming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

tx ta4eHtsrH making -pew Wntth--
while friends, letting your men
tai self in on new fields Of en-
deavor whore Improvement offers
real betterment.
PFC. - TO JAN. Fl
Personal interests
hold the lmehght Tackle your
endeavors; there are harmonious
influences working TO your adj
vantage. Roadway can be made
IN professional matters, private
affairs
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
AqmolU Stars rays indicate
hopeful influences, but courage
and ambition are needed to at
tain peak performance, espe-
CIaliy in finances.
FEB..2f TO HARCH 20
Pisccs-Especially favored by
planet "A p q C t g are handling
goods for future consumption.
war material. business connected
with public catering theaters.
A child born ou Jis day
Is nnatcly lovabie. az times diff
fcu't 10 understand however.
Restless. seems 90 lack strength
Of purpose AZ times One Of gem
tlesf signs. but can be- reused 90
weep aside obstacles with COM
pafatjyc case. Underlying traits
gofd.
Gp5rsAt 1854 ny kns FEATURES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Gets Historic Gift

PRESENTS FROM the god.
parents included a silver Royal
[DUfCh- p0TTTnRrT ut nistOIlC m
|tereSt.
The BODY Of the porrinGer was
formed from an rart+1ern pot IN
which the Dutch painter, FranS
Hats rrrrHt-cf- his frs' 7Trf't
the crown IS that OF William OF
|Orange. -.
I,ll,s=.fAis.ss= "a IA conceived att
executed on tho occasion Of the
birth Of the first little Dutch
The Lord Bishop Those
present al the christening +.
land many others were guests
| of Flight 1t and Mrs Cullum
|at a party that evening at
"FernburN, their Nassau resi-
|dence. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

AT a COCKTAIL party sun
day Mr. and Mrs, Harry Suffrin
of Suffolk drive announced the
engagement Of their daughter,
Joey 10 Capt John Frice Adam
SON Jr. son OF Mr. and Mrs. J.
r AdamSon of Glencoe. H.
The engaEem en- 1 MAS an
uounccd on parchment scrolls
llca .14lA-AAiie-sillll,, -tt-t-,ns snd
orange blossoms zach scroll
was attached 10 a punk camellia
or a white carnauon The names
John and Joey were Inscribed IN
gold on The parchment.
-Alli-- sSiti4Hff-tii= sstst.t-=a beaded
dress OF purple silk with white
orchids Miss Suffrin was dressed
in a black and white silk print
With a HACK velvet C0ilar and
She also wore white orchids.
Mr. and Mrs. AdamsoH ar
rived AStft1tt7ty- morning WIN me
AA+dng+epH4-eleCtS aunt, Mrs.
Nccdlcr az Chicago Air, and
Airs t. NfrTUTg and tHCTT
daughter, hiarglcIou also Of
Glencoe. arrived Saturday Mar
riclou was joey $ roommate at
Arlington Hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Cathedral Christening

ELIZABETH ANN Was chris
tened IN Christ Church Caihe.
drsl Nassau, by me Lore
Bishop Of Nassau.
Greup-Capt and Mrs, + y
Y, erie p II -IlEes4F-fsr-Ahis ~ a-Si
Wing Comdr. J. II FrVeman''''
and Mai Gray Phillips were
proxies for the Eod-parentS.. -
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Gardnci
of Washington. u c. formerly
Of Crosse Pointe.,.. Condf
Rufus Young. l.. s. Maryland
Mrs Young ....
Others present were, Col
snd Mrs. GareW fIHntv... MAJ
and Mrs. 2. u r. NASH anu mt
Rev. Z ". G. Holiness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Maqdalene
Machesky
Married

BOUQUETS OF white gladi-
oil and ferns and lighted candles
in candelabra decorated the
altar of st. Ambrose Church at
IL a. m. Saturday when Miss
Magdafene Elizabeth Machesky
became the bride of 1t. Joseph
j. Ruva. The Rev. FIR. Francis
Van Antwerp officiated at the
nuptlal high mass.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Machesky
of F.. Jefferson avenue. Crosse
Pointe, and 1t. Ruva is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ruva OF
Syracuse, n. Y.
The brides gown was fash
Toned of off-white satin with a
nodded bodice. shaped
neckline and long fitted sleeves.
The full skirt fell-iH deep folds
from the hipline. Her fingertip-
length veil of bridal illusion was
fastened TO a Juliet cap Of tulle
and she carried a white orchid
on white prayer book.
Miss Mary MacheSky was her
sisters maid of honor She wore
a frock with purple velvet
fitted bodice and a full skirt Of
lavender chiffon and with tiny
headdress of lavender tulle. She
carried a bose arrangements OF
daffodilS.
Arthur Beauvais was best man
and John Machesky and John
Lambrecht seated the guests.
The wedding breakfast was
held at the Whittier and a
reception was given in the after
noon in the home of the bride $
parents.
1t. and Mrs. Ruya left for
New York City on their we'd
ding Trip, alter which they viii
live in Geneva, \. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Mrs. J. c. Lobdell
To Give Party

MRS. JESS c. E0BDELL OF
la Sale place, Crosse -Pointe.
will entertain tomorrow at a
bridge Luncheon IN the DAG.
Guests will be seated at a long
table. cehtered with early spring
blooms.
The guest list includes Mes
DANES Frank II. Dodge. Martin
=ILNienliRg. Glenn GFitton. T. X.
Gruber, NJ. NJ. Sheaffer, Arthur
Ruthven, l.. l.. Stone. Jess
Mitchell, c. Joseph Balenger,
Stephen Orr, M. c. Emery, Ed
win Pratt, A II Seibert. q. r.
Hanna, Emerson FrantZ, w. {.
Cameron, w. H. Baker. Harold
Davey, Clifford Fl. Hyett Camp
bell Goldrick. Kenneth Cunning
ham. Harry Tucker, William
Markie, IT. n. Arbuthn0t, WIZ
liam II. Leininger. w. II. Clark
and {. G.. Beeching.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Dittrichs Entertain

FRANCIS c. DITTRICH....
past commander of the Business
land Professional Mems Post OF
1.-The American Legion. and
Mrs. Dittrich on Saturday night
entertained az the annual din
ner-dance Ciyen by the post.
/ at the Detroit Golf Club ...'
Their guests were Earl Fitz-
gerald. head Of the local OPA
office. and Mrs FItzGerald....
the Matthew Nanderkloots 49,.
|Dr. and Mrs John Jurtz and Mr..
| and Mrs. Willis j. Service Of
Flint. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Mrs. Gentle Gets Post at Wayne u.

chairman for the League of
Women Voters. public affairs
chairman of the Central YWCA
and member of the interracial
committee of the Detroit Coun-
ell OF Churches
DIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
GRAMLEY and their daughter,
Helen Of Bedford road. will de-
part this week FOR Fl. Lauder
dale. Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

SIMPLE captivating design. IN
eNpeusiyely croChefed Pattern ia con
'sins directions Tor dohies stitches ma.
tefIHls needed
TINS pattern. together With q needle
work pattern ~ useful and decorative
motifs for linens and garments rs cents
Send 3 cents IN coins for THIS pattern
N me Laura Wheeler Pattern Depart
nent. i223 Tim" Square. Dsigoit 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
u. Of D. AIumnae
Me Ell Wed sd dy

ALUMNAE OF The University
Of Detroit VIII hold a combined
business and social meeting
Wednesday night IN the League
Room
Plans for the annual spring
party viii be discussed The
hostess. Miss Alice Carlln, viii
he assisted by Misses Sarah
-Paeis.-ASi Virginia -tiau-tnur-ard
Stella Mcleod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Pumpkin Cakes

FOR PUMPKIN cakes and
bacon. mix 2 cups mashed
pumpkin - teaspoon salt. /
teaspoon sugar teaspoon
cstsup q, cup milk. 2 table
spoons melted shortening
Shape into palues Fry L
strips bacon T . tablespoons
drDp.nes sautq patties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

MRS. PHILIP GENTLE has
been appointed senior unIver-
Sity assistant at Wayne Uni
=VcrSity. according TO an
announcement today by DR. Will
liam w. WhitehouSe, dean of
the college of liberal arts. She
Will assist DR.. Harrison b. Fa-
gan with the univerSity's pro-
gram for labor
Mrs. Gentle is vice president
-of-tirr-ttourr- international
Education Council. -interracial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Jeanne MORGAN
WEEDS Saturday

MISS JEANNE MORGAN,
d aug of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas & Morgan, and Richard
A. Fischer, son OF Mrs. Carl II.
F.. Fischer and the late Mr..
Fischer. will be married al 5
p. m Saturday in the North
Woodward Congrcgati onal
=ehspc4. Or. Charles Haven
Myers will officiate.
Miss Nancy Morgan. sister Of
the bride-clcct. will he maid of
honor and Carl Fischer. brother
of tho bridegroom-elect, Will be
best man.
a dinner Al the DAG for the
families viii follow the cere-
mony.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Will give
the rehearsal dinner Friday
night az the Detroit Golf Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

us about Stephen Redfield's
recognition of us and his own
demand that we leave his res
faurant or else be pui-nllL by
has own police But | realized
that ne was either evading or
poStponing The issue when he
said with palpably forced cor
diality
There's an extra place At
my liable and know -ReaAe4d-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Improve Your
Makino
Technique
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

rTAcrr NAV ~ or,o of tl,oso
,l,i,,c. 80 bo ord,,rod haaa4sa- u-a
n,IIsfn't waste food or can he
80 5,oii,,,,,ot5s daliahi 5I,I,eYta-s,,.,.-
,..,ai,,',,.t,, nav, = way win hash
80 tbat il hocn,nas a delicious
-disl,Gb, ,I-.,ll-rf-tiS- can-irr7urnvr
onr technique so that orr hash
-TcgaT5I6d Win aDpToCTaTion
--r,,., No ToTIou-inG rcCinc ToT beef
hash and no nIeasod win tho
,,zgrrt, 60, I ?
m n
h''' nus"
chi Sauce or CotSbp
Gia,cd Carrots
Ujrcd Green Salad
o,.J 80. Cos..
'"'''" 'i'f'''
Beef Hash
Leftover cooked meat
. .'o,.eu 80 80,
/ C 80 ''' -. III In,
60. ~ '''''
mop H'edt i,ilt. d,'u lN'7'"V
ana 'hop' add uhelN Choppeu
onion ana pleno wen WIN iheal
ana potatoes Use equdl amour
OF meat ana potatoes. MoiSteh
WIN leftover gravy or u mere
Is none win MIX season WIN
san ana pepper
Melt a small amount OF bacon
lat or marGarlne-ln heavy ny
ing pan ana "f'en no. Spredq
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

PATTERN 1879 - available 80
Vomens sizes 81 80 % 30, 80. ~ -
and Sc SIZE SO takes 81 yards 80 Inch
bodice top Z. yard 35-inch
TINS pattern. together with needle
work pattern Of useful and decorative
motifs for linens and garments. 20 cents
Send 20 cents IN coins for every Anne
ADAMS Pattern Write plainly size, name
and style number
Only 10 cents more brings our 1914
Anne Adams spring Pattern BOOK New
easy-'o-nake styles Free pattern printed
IN book
send YOUR order n the Anne Adams
Pattern Department l225 Times Square,
Detroit 81 Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Fred {. BigeIows
On Florida Trip

MR. AND MRS. FRED F
BlGELOW OF ParkSide avenue
have left 10 spend three weeks
I'M St Petersburg Fla.
From there. ttrry-terti DRIVE TO
-A+4p4i- observation-disclosures
week or two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
SURVEYS Restaurant

Miner turned and swept the
restaurant with his eyes
Spencer here, in this reStau-
rant?" ne demanded. Il don Z
see him.
Miner shot an oblique glance
toward me. and | Surmised that
he was considering repeating
before Adams what he had told
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
BY Adele Garrison

viii be as glad as l am to have
you take II
Thank you. Adams re-
turned Il shall be-kciS glad 10
accept Your courtesy
Then come along = Miner
said. turning away from our
table without another glance at
US. and Adams also kept eyes
front as ne followed MS for
mcr employer back 70 the
IahIe-M- = e-Ee-RndhnlG vas
seated
Mary Of course. was the first
Ia speak When AitiHei.-'faS -eeft
Of carShot Her mental reac-
1TOTTS 5TP EPNCldUN ahead OF
her friends and relatives,
Mary SpesLs
"Now what do YOU suppose
was behind that spiel? she
aueried. DO you think Steve
has tipped Miner off that the
Chief is on MS traIl2 ! thought
Grandpa Spencer had Steve
hog-tied and willing 10 sell the
thing ne calls his soul for I'M
munity. Yet here he is be-
traying our makeup 10 Mil
ner and letting our erStwhile
boniface threaten 10 put US
out by force
I'm pulling over he same
thing. ] said slowly But |
don't think Miner gueSSeS that
Father iS aware of his identity
as brother Of that enemy
alien leader across he water,
maSqueradng here as a hotel
manager 20 screen his position
as next 10 the leader Of this
gang Of international conspira-
tors. Otherwise he would not
have dared 70 come over and
threaten us as he did"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Pitfalls Of Love

MILNER WHIRLED swiftly,
then took a step backward evl-
IDENTIFY from sheer establishment.
Adam 81, he exclaimed.
What are YOU doing here
How did you know ! was
here ?" he rasped giving Adams
no chance TO answer the first
question. so swiftly did tho
second Tread on The heels OF
the FIRST 7 :.
Il didn't know" he said. I'm
iii | saw YOU standing here and
heard you say something about
police Naturally having
worked fer 5-e+4 -st-leffe,
wanted 10 offer my help If you
needed me -
"A4h4t, Miner sad -FHeet444f4i-
cally. VERY nice of You.
Adams. I'm sure" Then his
voice again sharpened with SuS-
picion.
But how do YOU happen 10
come down TO this particular
place % he asked
las YOU know. Adams said
with just the right hesitation In
his voice. Il am still IN the
employ OF the LanSfeld and
when Mr.. Verilzen said that /
was 10 come down here and dc
liver note from him 10 Mr.
Spencer. | did the errand as
quickly as l could. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

VIII he as glad as l am to have
you take IL
Thank you. Adams re-
turned Il shall be-tctt glad 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

80 VOC I'M
..o.;or. &C
o.,,7I;ead
H.
Cor,,oc;o
nc
Ii.
10. .ho
IL r.
. n;,ots
coot como
formal
cbo,,,r With
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

lContInncd tOmorT0Nl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

WAPCH n 10 lPRLL-L0
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-23
STAB WIDE ARIA

Still other fighters 49, Raj
Mustangs - carried out sup
porting sweeps ranging over
miles Of enemy-held territory 10
strafe targets Of opportunity in
a continuation of thc-neW phase
Of the western air war carried
out by loW-flyiug American and
British fighter planes.
Counted together the night
and DAY assaults saw approNi-
mately 1000 Allied planes roar
out from British bases and hurl
AT, estimated 57ann-Nhnrttn tons of
bombs on continental targets.
These latest attacks brought
Ia around % 600 tons the total
weight Of explosives dumped by
Allied aircraft flying from both
Britain and Italy during the
last five days.
The German radio reported
furious battles between the Ger
man air force and American
raiders attacking targets in
France today but made no Mon
ton Immediately Of sky fights
over Germany itself.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-23
D-Day Plans
Are Discussed
Services, Alarm
ore Planned

Macomb County's official rec
ignition of D-Day, the as yet
unreVealed date for invasion of
Nazi-held Europe, was to be de-
termined at special county
wide meeting called today by
Sherwood j. Bennett, County
Controller and county chairman
for Civilian Defense.
The meeting has been arrang-
ed at the suggestion of Gov.
Harry Kelly and Capt. Don S.
Leonard, I state Civilian De-
Tense leaders.
All local CD chairman, may
or, police chief and others con-
cerned with wartime security
have been invited 10 attend the
meeting, at which tentative plans
will be made for the sounding
Of sirens announcing the Euro
pean invasion, and also for the
opening of churches and holding
of prayer services - all coOrd-
mated throughout the county.
The suggestion has been made
that ministers arrange to have
churches open all day when the
signal sounded and plan TO holc
a service in the evening for the
benefit Of working people, or
Invasion Day.
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Sky-War
CONTINUED from Page -

dromes at Avord Orleans-Bri-
cy, Bourges, Etsmpes-Mondcsire,
Csen and Chateaudun, all in
France. Targets within Ger
many were not Identified I'M
mediately.
The Viohv radio network lett
the air again early tonight SIG
Mailing perhaps a last minute
pickup Of the DAYS assaults
which may make them among
the wars heaviest
Late this evening the German
radio also was still hroadcastlng
warnings Of Allied planes over
western Germany.
The first- crack ~ dawn
brought out the day attackers
While the American n Q y
bombers were unloading their
deadly cargoes on a wide aSsort-
nnent OF installations figuring I'M
portantly in the Germans plans
10 combat the impending inVa-
sion. many Of the Mustangs
Lightnings and Thunderbolts in
the unusually strong fighter es-
cort probably sWooped low 10
shoot up other detectives
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Roads
Continued from Page u

Allegan. Sl4,555; Alpena, ST.
1871, Antrim, 5000, Arenac,
S5,2l0; Baraga, $7,434; Barry,
S8,823; Bay, Sll,195, Benzie,
$4,794; Berrien. SAIL, Branch
S8,427.
Calhoun, S15,3O2; Cass, Ss,-
O37; Charlevoix, $6,2l9; Che
boygan, $3.50; Chippewa, $751;
744; Clare, 1888; Clinton,
SO, 405; Crawford, SO, 468; Delta,
SIP, l0l; Dickinson, 1929; Ea-
ton, S9,66l; Emmett, S7,075.
Genesse. S23,613; Gladwin,
S6,324; Gogebic, $40, 347; Grand
Traverse. ST ,444; Gratlot, $l0,-
1873; Hllsdale, 1858, Houghton,
Sl2,663; Huron, Sl3,205; Ing
ham, Sl5,872; Ionia, Sl0,007;
Iosco, $685.; Iron, Sl0,689, lsa-
bella, 50 483.
Jackson, SIS, 36l; Kalamazoo,
$l4,356; Kalkaska, 1881, Kent,
S28,203; KeWeen ", S3,985;
Lake, So, SAT; Lapeer, $l0,8ll;
! Leelanau, SIS, lab, Lcnazce, Sl3.-
707; Livingston, 1897; Luce,
S7,053.
Mackin c, S8,723; Manls-
tee, S7,357; MACOMB, Sl4,420;
Marquette, Sl8,600; Mason, ST.
512; Mecosta, S8,772; Menomi-
nee, Sl2,450, Midland, S8,242;
Missaukee, S7,537;; Monroe,
Sill SOL; Montcalm, Sll,94l;
Montmorency, S6.l86; Muske-
gon, sl3,71l; Newaygo, 1864.
Oakland, S30,006; Oceana,
S8,376; Ogemaw, S6,888; On
tonagon, SlO,4O8; Osceola, ST.
go, Oscoda, $685.; Otsogo,
$6,35l; Ottawa, S12,334; Pres
que Isle, S7,263; Roscommon,
S6,342.
Saginaw, sl9,542; Sanilac,
S14,573; Schoolcraft, S9l47;
Shiawassee, s9,965; ST Clair,
Sl4982. St Joseph, $3.50; Tus-
cola, S13,471; Van Buren,, sl0,-
922; Washtenaw, Sl4,702; Wex-
ford, S8,077; Wayne, $4,000.
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Italy
Continued from Page ~

Army commander. established
an advanced command post on
the Anzio beachhead after in
speeding American troops there
yesterday.
The German Command said
the Allies in the Anzio beach
head below Rome had attacked
with strong infantry and tank
forces southwest and west OF
Aprilia and in the Cisterna-Lit-
toria sector. apparently in an
effort TO trap the enemy from
the rear. A strong artillery and
bomb barrage preceded the
drive, 20-odd miles above the
main battle-ground Fighting is
in full swing on the beachhead
the communicate said.
More than 1000 British bomb
ers deluged industrial Dortmund
and Brunswick and other con-
tinental targets with around g.
$50 tons of explosives last night.
Up to l,750 U. s. planes smashed
French railroads and western
German targets today.
Invasion tension frightened in
Britain where the Germans said
100000 troops were poised
Six German Reconnaissance
planes were doWned. Trains
were cancelled; soldiers bic
their sWeethearts farewell; Der
lin asserted that France is like
a steel hedgehog now
The 32-day hull on the Rus
sian front appeared near an end
with both sides masslng troops
and armor in the south. The
enemy said Russian motors and
tanks and men were masslng on
the lower Dnestr and middle
.Siret rivers by day and night.
Bulgaria, caught between Rus.
sian and German demands, tried
TO form a new government Mos
cow said a Bulgar military mis-
sion was in Germany.
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for those with wages and salar-
les of $4,000 and less.
ADDS NEW TAXPAYERS
The measure would add some
100000 new taxpayers earning
between S555 and 1924, while
reshifting 10 the status of in
come taxpayers approximately
100000 persons now subject
TO the Victory tax but with in
comes not large enough TO come
under present income levies.
Generally, the Legislation
eases the burden for persons
with large families, while in
creasing somewhat the load for
childlcss married couples. This
results from flat $500 person
al exemption for each taxpayer
and dependent 10 replace the
present scale Of $1,000 for a
married couple plus $3.50 for
each dependent.
II does not disturb the present
$500 exemption allowed men
and women in the armed serv-
ices above their regular family
ST tus credits.
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Strike
Continued from Page ~

pute 10 regular grievance pro-
cedure.
I'VE expect that the company
will cooperate with the board
with respect to the procedure
pertaining TO resumption OF
work set forth in this telegram,
Davis added.
The union executive board is
expected TO ask local officers to
show cause why the information
al union should not assume tenn
porary administration Of the To-
Gals affairs and provide for an
election Of new officers within
so days. Whether a 'return-to-
work vote at tonight's meeting
would affect the boards action
could not be determined.
POP ARGUMENT
The dispute began a week ago
when Is members of the local,
including two union stewards,
we're discharged for ejecting
three company supervisors from
the Highland Park plant. Local
union spokesman claimed the
three supervisors told on 9TH
or employees who had forced an
AFL truck driver off the prem
ises for delivering soft drinks
from a bottling works where
the Go and AFL are engaged
in jurisdlctional dispute.
Both Adde's and the WLB had
ordered the Highland Park
strikers TO return TO their jobs,
Adde's advising them TO pass
through the picket lines if neces-
Sary sympathy strikes spread
to four other Chrysler plants
and production at two plants
was hampered for lack Of parts
Spokesman for the strikers said
they would not return until the
Is discharged workers are re-
hired.