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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Taunted Wife
Shoots Rival
Other Woman Married
To Sailor at Sea

PUN lAA. sep. n o. car .
old wife who said she couldn't
stand the tauntS Of the woman
who admittedly had broken up
her home. was held Saturday by
Pontiac police IN the shooting of
a 26-year-old wife of n service
man and mother of three children.
Mrs. Ruth Pruc of Drayton
Plains is in critical condition in
Pontiac General Hospital in an
oxygen tent, a bullet wound in
her rigft side, which police said
was inflicted by Mrs Dorothy
Workman OF Pontiac
Mrs. Workman said she walked
four and a half miles with her
seven-year-old daughter, Sandra.
10 shoot her rival. according 10
police.
SHARE-THE- RIDE-POOL
Police said they learned that
Mrs. Prue met Mrs. Workman s
husband, Willard SO, IN share
the ride pool at the Pontiac Mo-
tors plant whore both work.
The PAIR began meeting each
other. they SAID and Mrs Work
man learned of A.
Mrs. Workman SAID she and her
husband separated for SIX months.
becoming reconciled last July Il.
She told police she had talked
with Mrs. Prue several times, ask
Ing her 10 stop seeing Workman,
bur that Mrs. Prue refused and
tainted her
ANONYMOUS PHONE CALL
Mrs. Workman told police she
received a phone call Saturday
morning but that when She an
sWered the caller hung up
II thought II was probably
Ruth" Mrs. Workman was
quoted as saying, $50 I called
her. We got 10 talking about
her leaving Willard and she
said, You're slipping. III keep
on seeing him a. long n ] want
TO Then she hung up, laugh
Ing at me.
Il lost my head then" Mrs.
Workman continued. so I got
Wizards 80 automatic. put II
IN my purse and started out for
Ruth'S house'with Sandta.
we walked four and a half
miles and the faster / walked,
the madden I got"
MRS. PRTE N BED
She then related how ehc was
le' INTO inc Prgc home ny Is
year-o.d HcChbor g14 ~ho was
taking care az nc youngest Pruc
girl Caroline. 3. Mrs. PrUc was
in bed and a. Mrs. Workman
entered the bedroom. She SAID
Nj Puc started 20 arise
II pointed the gun al her and
let her have IL, the woman was
quoted
Mrs Workman then went 10 the
telephone and called police ask
Ing them 10 send an ambulance.
Her victim refused her AID. she
told police, 50 She called her hlS-
band and ANNOUNCED ! just shot
Run
~ the hospital. Mrs. Prue told
Prosecutor Donald Noggle
MADE PAYMENT on ,HOUSE
II love him and will con
tinue 10 see him a. long a. he
wants 10 see me He made the
doan payment on my house and
IL die, want him 10 have H."
Contacted later Willard Work.
man said
II don't understand why my
wife would do thing like this"
Mrs PrIoS husband Herbert.
81 Is IN the navy and is reported
~ sen Her other children are
Dolores 3 and Joan :
Workman has two children ny
former wife
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

Hearing Aid. Engineers Of the Ben
Telephone Laboratories. who de-
signed every Bell Telephone in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

lust making sounds LOUDER isn't
gong TO give you full comfort and
self .assuranoe IN a hearing ard. just
making sounds louder won't help
you to recognize the voices Of friends.
Just making sounds louder won't
help you 70 understand them. You
need fidelity and sparkling reprodue-
ton with your application.
Evening star., 1944-11-26
Weary Feet
Perk Up Witt,
Ice-mint Treat

When fset burn. callouses sting and evevy
step = torture. don't just groaa and d
nothing. Rub on . little Ice-MinG Frosty
white. cream-hke. it, cooling soothing so1.
fort helps drive the fire and pain right out
-. tired muscles relax in grateful RELIEF
A world Of difference in few minutes. Sss
how Iee-Aint helps soften up corns and
eallouees too. Get foot happy today, IL
1cs-Aint way. Your druggist has Ice-Aint
Evening star., 1944-11-26

pletelv of the belts, pins and external
pads that can make you so uncom-
Portable. . . For Tampax, you see, is
aUorn internally. You can dress in
shorts, slacks or a trim skirt mo
'.edge-lines" with Tampax. Nowrink-
ling or bulging. No odor or chafing
Perfected by a doctor, Tampax is
made OF extremely absorbent cotton
compressed into dainty applicators
so that your hands need never touch
the Tampax. Months supply fits in
your purse. Quick change. Easy dis
posal. Three sizes: Regular, Super and
Junior. At drug stores and notion
counters. Buy now for the next
time" Tampax Incorporated,
Palmer, Mass.
Evening star., 1944-11-26

because of its cleanliness, it will be
made of non-rmarketable antfna-
cite and bituminous, processed into
three-inch cubes and weighing
about a pound each.
I. WAR AND PEACE. Since
ITS ho,0 many years has the U. S.
been at peace? At scGr?
148 years of peace and 81 years
of war. - Mrs. E. S., Peoria, Ill.,
T. LATE EpgBARKATT01gs If
your se,yicsnson embarked to, oser-
seas duty after October 18th, can
you mail kim a Christmas package?
Yes. December 10th is the dead
line. Remember that Christmas
cards can be mailed late, too.
.. SERVICE RIBBONS With
the single exception of one deco,a-
tion, service ribbons are ,oorn on
the left side. Which one is Worn on
the right side?
The Army Distinguished Unit
Badge.
Mrs. p. L. J., Atlanta, Ga.
10. TAoS ,. What toas the acreage
consumption Of cigarettes. per person
in the U. S. last year?
About 81 packs per person.
Conducted by VA AnH>~
NOTE: We will pay So in War Saw
ings Stamps for each question and
answer accepted for use in this column.
Proof must accompany the asasWsr.
Address: Tom Henry. THIS WEEK,
24O0 Graybar Building, 420 Lexington
Avenue, New York. II. N. Y. Unac-
cepted contributions cannot be ac-
knowledged or returned.
Evening star., 1944-11-26

I. NATURES IDENTITY 90. The
fnkerbyint disision Of the FBI IS
20 years old. HosU many finger
prints are nosg on record?
More than O.OOO, 600.
Z. THANKS BritGin celebrated
its first THANKSGIVING Day on
November 23rd. Why?
As form of tribute to the U. S.
;. GYPSY root Wtk France
liberated do Americans Wfsh to
trapei overseas once again?
Definitely. Air and steamship
lines are deluged with requests for
passage abroad, but not until
peace is final and complete will
foreign travel be allowed.
S. B., Sullivan, III.
4. BOOM . British scientists are
,corking on a revolutionary 0bbd-
,otus that will greatly aid the blind.
What is it.?
A radio-location box which will
make a sound to warn of objects
in the way.
s. "KILLAL00'' What IS
"The Kilialoo"?
The blimp used on submarine
patrol, which can be stopped dead
in the air, maneuvered in short
turns or even backed up to take a
look at any suspicious object. 1t
is named for the mythical bird that
is said to fly backward so it can
see where it came FROM"
6. PACKAoED FUEL :. Soon zoe
may be able to buy bock0ged house
hold fuel on routine shopping trips.
What wiH it be like?
Known as white Glove" fuel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
NonWdrr. Job
Hiring Barred

WASHINGTON. Aug (INS)
War mobilizer James T Byrnes
today issued a directive extending
manpower ceilings 10 all non
essential industries in groups one
and two labor areas 10 meet
shortage OF 100000 workers IN
munitions plants.
- + y+fitfes7 -a-dia ste-m move,
eFAeFeA-aPP4teatieh sanctions
against employers TO be used II
necessary TO enforce the ceilings.
lie ordered government agencies
10 choke off ALLEGATIONS OF
materials, fuel, power and serv-
+ee--te-ftoncorrpfyfrg employers.
He warned that local com
mUmueS must cooperate IF we
are 10 avoid a universal service
law 10 secure workers needed IN
critical munitions areas.
Byrnes directive ordered that
no increased civilian production
VIII be authorized In group 3 and
4 labor areas without the approval
OF tho production committee.
In addition 10 labor ceilings on
noneSSential industries, manpower
priority committees in Group l
and > labor areas will promptly
establish employment ceilings in
war industries 10 enforce better
utilization of existing labor, the
directive ordered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
Yanks Smash
Bonin Bases

san FRANCISCO. Aug 4 CUPJ
The Japanese reported today
that POW erful formations of
American carrier planes had at
tackled thc BONN and Volcano
islands within $50 miles Of Tokyo.
and Radio Tokyo expressed is
belief that Wee Adm. Marc A.
MitSchcrS famed Task Force So
again was on the prowl near the
Jap homeland
A IoNko broadcast recorded
here said 10 cruisers and destroy
erS were sighted east Of ChiChi
lima IN the Bonins Friday after.
noon.
TheH appearance there and
sudden IutenSifiCauon OF enemy
activities near The Japanese home
land indicated 10 the laps that
an American task force was
operating m The area already
struck b} MitScher'S force three
times since tho start Of the
Maria ii7-4i e i+ff4 FrsifSfi IN jHne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
Probe Started
In Plane Death

CRAWLING. AUG. 4-Elther an
American army pilot or one Of
two Free French student flying
sergeant, was responsible for the
tragic death Wednesday OF a
72-year-old woman. killed when
one of three low-flying army
planes from the OScoda air base
struck hcr as She sat in row
boat am army spokesman SAID
today
Military and civilian medical
ANALYSTS we're 10 examine the
planes today in an effort to deter
nine winch struck her
In the flight according 10 Col
john tTOSthwaIto commanding
officer of The base Wcrc -2d-L1-
Kenneth W WaSSinE -AAE. and
Sets Antoine Fabby and Andre
FT5rd both Of the Free French
ar force
.Ir> Mary Meyer Of Madeira
O, was nearly cut IN two as she
AaLnlA- crnuched- lnm-tn- aNnid the
plaen> as they SWooped over Lake
Nafgarothc near here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
Key TO Burma
Road Taken
Al Last Bestion Blocking
y Supply Route Seized

SOUTHEAST ASIA HQ
HANDY, CEYLON AUG I up
American. BTTUSH-E ard Chinese
forces today captured Myukylns,
Jap stronghold IN northern Burma
and last major obstacle 10 the
-EeaponinG- Of an overland supply
route into China trof---.lGLa after
killing the garrison OF morC- rtras
5000 almost 70 the last man
The fall Of the CITY ended a
siege which began June 3 when
British and Indian AZ horne
troops. landing far behind Japs-
neSe lines. crossed the monsoon
swollen lrraWaddy River and
sealed off the garrison last eS-
cape route
Annihlauon ~ the enemy gar
riSon clears The way for the COM
plcuon Of the new Ledo Road
connecting at Psoshan with the
old Burma Road. leadinE 10
Chuncklng and designed 10 carry
traffic from northern Assam INTO
China
1t. Gen. Sulwell led American
and Chinese forces IN p drive
from the north against The garrl.
son. while British and Indian
troops under Mai Gen LentalCne
after having been landed from
the air. pressed on the hesleeed
CITY from the south
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
Check Suspect Hides
I'm Fake Navy Uniform

Trapped by alert hotel house
deteCtTry man VINO illegally
wore the crisp whites Of navy
lieutenant commander and is
suspected Of a three-month career
of phony check passing IN the East
is today in police custody pending
action of the FBI.
The man, who told police his
name is Harvey Louis Ludmer =.
of IL Browning Dorchester Mass,
was arrested last night by
Howard Dmnebacke and William
ErSpamer Of the navy shore
patrol
Hotel Statlor detectives seeing
ia him resemblance ~ = desef4F-
ton Of an alleged bad check
paSyCU furnished them Yesterday
by the FBI called the patrol
Ludmer had registered at the
hotel WedAe~eeS HHdef Ire name
Ii Comdr. II l.. Lesser Ne"
York City
Halted 10y Tho shore patrol out.
SIDE The hOfoI EudNcr told them
his credentials were IN his room
on the way up 10 the elevator he
broke down The shore pafrolmcn
SAID and confessed his uniform
was phonv giving tHe motive that
is becoming standard IN such
cases
II bought the uniform To inn
press girl.
In his room was 2 new navy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
Robot Sa|Vos
Rock Britain

LONDON, Aug 4 Op) The
Germans resumed fhcr robot
bomb assault against southern
England TO-DAY Scudng salNo after
Salvo crashing across tho channel
after British AVIATOR, had broken
tho hack Of a night attack ln one
Of Tho moSl striking defensive ac-
tons of tho war
Tho British Am command threw
squadronS- IL Tic lalcSt-1A,pn lam
pest and SpUirc fighters INTO an
all-night battle mn which the
speedy. planes. droning back and
forth under hrghtmoonhrhi, sent
tho CrCatcr-paLL-n --LhC power
bombs crashing 10 Clrih -helorc
-iI---t--rTaU Spent their power and
CNplndnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
HIT BREMEN, KEEL

The American obleCtIveS in
cluded an oil refinery al Bremen.
port installations IN Kiel. an AIT
craft assembly plant at RoStOck,
"a fighter component plant and an
alrheld al Anklam. 20 miles south
of Peenemundc, and mystery tai
gets at the latter city
Pccnemunde IS the site OF vast
Nazi experimental plants where
the Germans were reported 20
have developed their robot bombs
and now may be working on new
secret weapons for use against
The AllloS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05

gray uniform Both we're bought
i'm New York. LHdiner said
On his person police iound an
army diShon0fabie discharge from
Fort jackson jacksonville S c.
with orders 10 report back 10 ms
local draft board
Held on a charge Of illegally
wearing a naval uniform LUdmcr
was 10 be questioned hoy FBl men
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
Nazis SALVAGE Liner

ROME aug Z iINSl-T The one
time Italian luxury liner Rex. sunk
m trieste harbor by Allied bombs,
has hcen SalvaCcd ny the Germans.
Who arc breaking the bull INTO BITS
for srIrrcnt 70 the Reich the
new paper Italia Liberia reported
TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
OFFICIALLY GREETED

News dispatches Of the period
show that the Moscow meeting
was greeted officially by an edi-
toral IN the Red army's official
organ. Red Star. and that the
chairman OF the gathering was
Alexander Gundorow a lieutenant
general in the Red army. Vice
chairman was Alexander kornle-
chuk. a noted Soviet writer.
A motion was carried that
branches of the Afi-Sfae Congress
be formed not only IN the United
States but also IN Canada. New
Zealand and Latin America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
q.Hour Day for Prisoners

WASHINGTON. Aug d oINSl
The war department announced
TODAY that the nJne-hour work
dal md been extended 10 prison
ors Of war working At inStalla-
tons Of tho army service forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
Moscow Link
To PAC Barred
Nv RAY RICHARDS
detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4-Direct connection between
Moscow and the ClO Political Action Committee
established BY documents in Washington today.
comparison Of membership lists and other reports on
the Political Action Committee the leaders of organ
cations All Ameriean Sav- Congress which
launched At Moscow Aug 10 and II. 1941 By alSaN
congress assembled with the approval Of the Soviet govern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05

mcnt.
The discovery VAS made as
Rcp Dies d Of Texas chairman
Of 'he House committee on un-
American activities, appointed q
subcommittee Of three 10 conduct
INTERPRETATIONS and hearings o. the
committee NargeS that the
CIO-PAC IS the political arm OF
the New Deal and that govern
n1en' employees are connected with
the CIO-PAC In violation of the
Hatch Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
Lacks
Clothes, Gels Divorce

t9-year-ufri -strrp-tcayrr ~ 2
Detroit burleSque thCatcr 'odaH
was granted divorce by Circuit
Judge Vincent " Brennan on her
testimony that her husband dion (
bu> hef any fioihcs
Mrs Hahl Cameron billed or
ne stage as Petty DaNnc SlA
Feel Of Blond LONELINESS 'e~i.-
fled that her husband William
refused n work and expected her
to support him They were mar
rod May : 1913 aHA--ePalatcd
two months later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
200 P lanes
Bomb Reich

LONDON. Aug 4 UP)-An
armada of 200 or more Amer
can heavy bomhorS and fighters
spread a traI of ruin across 200
mics of northern Germany today
smashing an dozens of Nan mli-
tary targets and secret enemy
experimental stations AZ PCCnC-
munde on the Baltic Sea
Streaming out across the Reich
under brilliant sunshine that per
mtted visual bombing of all thor
targets, more than 200 t. 5
Eighth Air Force Flying For
treSSeS and LIheratorS dropped
high explosives and fire bombs on
Bremen Kicl. RoStock, Anklam
and PcCnemundc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
Curb Aluminium Output

WASHINGTON, Aug 4 tINSl
The WPB announced that alu-
minum production would be
stopped At Aluminium Company
OF America plants in RIverbank,
Cal, and Burlington y. j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
4 Plants Face
Strike Shutdown

Continued from Page One)
70 continue their gains Parts for
these trucks come almost solely
from the Chevrolet plants, he
added. Russian forces also need
these trucks badly, he stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
FURIOUS RESISTANCE

Another Q4o Mustang sll4t-
ming and Thunderboll fighters
covered The widespread assault
against what Berlin described As
furious resistance from the luft-
waite.
Nazi accounts said air battles
ragged all across the northern
Reich this afternoon but there
was no immediate confirmation
from the Eighth Air Force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
THEIR TACTICS FAIL

Coastal towns Shadderod under
the roar of the robots and the
thunder Of heavy aCk-ack Cunfre
which IN the words of a witness
brought hvnc bombs dow 70
harmioSsly an over the place
The Germans repeatedly tried
swapping tactics hut failed ono
coastal defense area completely
smashed a series OF attacks for
several hours
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
BEATEN IN PRIMARIES

The subcommittee consists Of
Reps John NJ. Costello Dl Of
California Joseph StarncS oDl Of
Alabama and Fred T. BuSbey tR)
OF Illinois
The spice OF the subcommittee $
makeup is m the fact that Go
PAC activity IS held largely re-
SponSlhle for the defeat Of Cos
tello and StarncS IN the spring
primaries.
The records inspected today
show that the All-Slav Congress
Al Moscow. attended mostly by
Communist representatives Of
European countries seeking the
postwar protection Of Russia,
included American delegates who
returned IN the United States 10
start a branch organization in
this country AT the direct behest
Of the Russian leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
VOTE TO END STRIKE

Meanwhile. the 100 workers at
the Bulldog Electric Co, 1910 JOS
Campau. bowed 10 a back-io-work
order from the national WLB and
voted 10 return 10 their Jobs or
all regular shifts Monday.
However. widespread reports
that the 1000 striking workers IN
the local planned 10 bolt the
JAW were denied fatty by a
union spokesman who termed the
reports lust rumors and there $
nothing TO it
The lines were formed a. s
am. after a meeting last night
in Cass Technical High School
where 1900 me m b ers OF the
local, in a noisy session, shouted
down O. (. Hawkins. newly ap-
pointed deputy administration OF
The local, when he urged Them 70
return 10 their jobs.
REUTHER TO INTERVENE
Informed OF the strikers &C
ton. Walter p Reuther, vice
president of the international
union, decided 10 return from an
executive board meeting AZ Mil
uaukee 10 intervene in the dis
pute.
Reuther said he and other high
ranking union leaders would re-
turn 10 Detroit with Melvin
Bishop, local administrator and
81 a mass meeting called for 2
?. m. Sunday, attempt 70 get the
men back 10 work.
ORDERED TO APPEAR
The board ordered Reuther
Bishop and Hawkins ~ appear
with Arthur tombstone and Clark
Hutchinson. international repre-
sentatives. and the ouSted locaI
officers.
Without attempting TO judge
their grievances from this dis
tance," Bishop said lit should
be plain 70 them that they must
observe the no-strike pledge, 20
back to-woIk -Settle-theiL
differences through the regular
grievance procedure"
The locals revolt from The in
ternstional board was again dem
onstrated yesterday when &C.
cording 10 union spokesman
Hawkins appeared AZ the locs
office 10 assume charge IN place
OF officials ouSted by the JAW
executive board
"He was politely escorted
from the premises, the Spokes-
man said
As far a. we're concerned
the local officers still are In
charge"
LOCAL LEADERS VIEWS
Nestor DeSsy deposed loca
president, said he and The othel
suspended leaders were too busl
a. present 10 determine who d
formally in charge -the-iee4l
Striking employs Of Gea
Grinding Machine CO, re-rrci-
Of UAW-CIO Local $50 viii nee
Sunday a. 2 2. m IN the Dodg'
local hall m Hautrsmck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05

"iOur Own Horoscope - hy
Frances Drake, is one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-05
FORMED IN DETROIT


The All-American Slav Con
grcSs, rs direct result, was Or
gained al a Detroit meeting on
April % and 26. 1912, after pre-
lminary meetings in various
states and regions. Many of The
speakers AZ these meetings are
named as Communists in congress
sional investigating committee
files
Leaders in the All-American
Slav Congress who are now mem
bers of the CIO-PAC are
Leo Krzyckl. president OF the
congress.
Louis Adamic. author, de-
nounced as a communist by
Rep. Busbey IN speech 10 the
House OF Representatives last
March II.
Zlatko Balovic, president OF the
United Committee of South Sla-
VIC Americans. and contribu-
tor 10 communist publications.
SLAVIC VICE PRESIDENT
Zarko Nj Bunzlck vice presi-
dent OF the South avicSAmeri-
cans
John n Butkovich. president
Of the Croatisn Fraternal Union.
Stephan Zeman Jr., secretary
NJ tho Au-American SlaV Con-
gress
Prof Jaroslav J. Zsnrhal,
president OF the Czecho-Slovak
National Council, Illinois.
V. X. Platek, president Of the
National Slovak Society, Penn
sylvania.
Dr.. w. T. Osowski. president
NJ the Michigan American Slav
Congress
DEMANDS SEVERANCE
Oscar LANCE. speaker AZ the
Pro Soviet Polls h-Amerlcan
Kosclusko Legion meeting al
Detroit on Nov 8. l943, who
recently was reported by news
dispatches as having had an ex.
tended interview with Premier
Stain AT Moscow.
Meanwhile, Robert r Stripping
Dies committee chief investigator
was preparing a letter 10 Atty
Cen Blddle, demanding severance
Of the administration and the Go
PAC.
The letter Will propose Hatch
Act suits for dismissal against al
government workers engaged IN
CIO-PAC activities. and the per
manent barring from the fedora
service az the many New DeaI
government employees who have
shifted recently ~ the fourth
term campaign organization 81
the CIO-pAC
Milford chronicle., 1944-06-09

dentistry here for the past 81
years. was SS last February. As
a DDS. he was widely known on
the Delmarva peninsula. His late
wife, Mrs. Birda Murray, passed
away about two years ago.
Funeral services were held at
the home of Mrs. Barton and in
terment was made in Centreville,
Md.
Postmaster and Mrs. Claiborne
A. BoOthe spent a few days last
week in Long Island visiting Mr..
Boothe's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hudson have
returned from Florida and are tenn
porarily stopping at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mccormick
near Omar.
Mr.. George Howard Bunting, U.
S.C.G., until ecently stationed at
Lewes, Del, is now on active sea
duty on the Atlantic.
In the Buddy Poppy poster con-
test sponsored by the State Art
Department, this spring, an at
tractive cut-out design worked out
by Master Richard Bunting was
judged best in it's class at the To-
cal school. A hand colored origi-
nal poster made by his brother.
William H. Bunting was awarded
second honors at the same school.
Both boys are now competing for
county and state hOnors. The lads
are seventh grade sons of Mrs.