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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

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Butt 81 tly hoppg 'orc
A golden bridge b. phicb psg lore
q T7rrr, S7r-rrTfTrrrTr' C7VF'E r'tf.
And dull my dreams hare ougc'-uugs
Made up Of spajcs ood signing
Lighter than air, on uhtch my tore
To thee, sWccthCQrt comes tying
-Geibel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

Johnny TO bluff the Jerry into
thinking ne had two live Mustangs
on his tail, and a wild ride from
10000 feet TO 0OO.bcgan
sometimes is hard 10 figure
ont how your inSideS manage Ia
stay in their appointed places
during that kind of mancuNer-
ing" bon explained shaking has
head.
In a desperate effort 10 escape
the Nazi made a suicide run 10
deck position Don followed him
struggling for breath and working
the guns with almost limp fingers.
As the trees below seemed 10 rush
upwards toward him the Jerry S
tail was suddenly ohSCured by
smoke and yellow strcakS Of
flame a strike had landed IN his
belly tank
Don pulled up and the Jerry
pmmmcted out of his plane
"The l09 crashed and Uttered
the field below with very small
scraps of aircraft" Gentle con-
tlnued.
Johnny and ] felt fine. We
had discovered something inn
portant that day And we had
accounted for six ferries between
uS.
As Don rode home with Johnny
Godfrey that day with one eye ON
the disappearing red line OF has
gas gauge he Crlnned.
ITS fine TO find the answer
TO beating Jerry and death
and TO find a friend, all at the
same time. even over Ger
many" the ace OF the Euro
pcan war theater said with
shining eyes.
(Too,ojyou: Coo'. Gv'd(s
corlicr funny eJpc1CpccS and
bou the fcchpqDcS he learned
cpnbicd HIM 10 pile ,rp his score
Of 80 MAJ plume, do"ned)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

shape. He does suffer, however.
rom an occasional headache
which doctors feel is natural
of such a shakeup.
At the moment Don is not
worrying about his future with
the AIR forces and seems more
concerned with seeing about ar
rangements for a date for tho
forthcoming dance a. his station /
and urging his chums not 10 bag
all the good talent while he is
"beinC babied."
A definite decision on Gentiie's
future operational activities will
not /, made until after his COM
manderS discuss the situation
with doctors. 1t is regarded as
definite on the field that Don Will
not be given a fourth operational
extension but will be given some
base tour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
E Parties Will Back
Premier BddOoIio

-NAPLES,-April - -lUP4 Rep
resentatiyeS OF SIX Italian parties
agreed today to participate IN the
formation Of new democratic
government by Premier BadogliO
At the conclusion of stormy
session the SiX-party junta issued
"A statement which said that all
parties had agreed 10 be repre-
scented i'm new government which
may include Benedetto Croce and
Count Carlo SforZa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Gentle aking it Easy;
Suffers Shock in Crash

MUSTANG FIGHTER FIELD
S O NJ r WHERE IN BRITAIN.
April 10 QNSD-Capt. Don.- S.
Gentle. American fighter ace of
Piqua. O., had his breakfast in
bed this morning much 10 his
own disgust.
he eretirtrr with drstruC-
ton of % Nazi planes in the air
and seven on the ground. was
shaken up severely in a recent
cash landing. He claims he is fit
as a fiddle but field doctors are
taking no chances and are insist
ing that he take things easy until
the period of shock has passed
Capt. Gentle returned 10 his
home field last evening after un-
dergoing an X-ray checkup. What
the X-ray pictures showed was
not revealed but as far as any
one can tell Don is in pretty good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

Gentle and why he's the Supc
fighter pilot he IS.
You know how il il, van get
a feeling that This time Sour-
things going tn 70 wrong It's
sort of like mother worrying
about child that stays out
late. She imagincs all kinds Of
thing~. She SECS him tying dead
In ditch somewhere or hurt i'm
an automobile Grassland stuff
like that.
1T doesn't do any good and
only rarely Is the kid really in
trouble. Worrying before n mis-
sion is something like that. The
best thing to do II talk yourself
out of il and concentrate on
your planes and pilots and brief
ing information.
NOT READY TO 60
Whenever I get 10 Stewing !
remind myself of the hours my
mother sometimes spent waiting
mp for me TO come home nights
back in Piqua. o. She'd sit up
until all hours and by the time
] got home She was always i'm
StatP--but ! was always all
right
she still worries. of course.
Worries a iot--Nou can read -
I'm her letters. But l am not
ready 10 60 home vet.
There are a lot moro ferries
20 blast out Of the skies. I have
had over $50 hours of combat
flying 30 far. But I've managed
10 stretch mine out"
Gentle then revealed that NJ
wants ~ least four moro con
hrurd kits i'm The air and he ,
confident bc can get them Seven
Of The 30 enemy planes with
which Gentle is officially credited
were destroyed on the ground.
while Capt Richard Bong Of
Poplar WIS has scored y planes
shot down in the air IN Con
NacArthurS southwest -PgIfc
war fbrafpr -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Ann ArbOr Filler Gets
Seven Decorations

LONDON April - up -
First Il Edwin j Raekhanl, Ann
sAtbef, Mich fighter pilot vino
won his wings with the Royal
Canadian Air Force received
seven decorations today from
Brig. Cen. F.. r QueSada head
of the Ninth Air Force Fighter
Command
The awards were tho air medal
with five bronze clusters and a
silver cluster
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Just $5.65 More

CHICAGO. April IS up The
L. 5. Department of Labor re-
ported today that the average
take home wages Of "A factory
worker with wife and two chill
drcn has increased only S565 per
week SinSA 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Pulls Into Sun, but His Aim Is True

Finally he turned sharply out of il and into the sun
10 get II hard 10 him looking straight into
the but the range right and got in strikes.
II remember his plane pulled mp sharply i'll STALL
sOoty smoke feathercd out behind him and off came his
cockpit canopy.
As the plane nOSed down, spinning like top, the
pilot hit the silk and took look around.
Capt Gentle broke off his story of that memorable
day to mention something which explains why he is the
EHPreFeaH theatet-s crack American fighter pilot.
Those quick locks what make or break fighter
pilot he explained. III know how To- hook around
and remember TO look frequently youl stay alive lot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

sMaStikaS viii grow a lot
thicker Perfect eyeSiGht and
knowing how To Use il is 10
per cent of the game
ALL OVER GRE ALTON
And to illustrate his remark.
be continued
That quick look that daN re-
vealed fierce battle going ON
between one of our Mustangs
and r Nazi F-W fighter AZ
o'clock tto Gentle 8 rlghU. The
F-W was on this guys tail and
bounced for hin immediately.
But I got there too late. The
Mustang sort Of rolled over
with tired sigh and plunged
toward the earth"
Gentle followed that Focke-
Wulf all over creation for. AS
he told me. he was mad clean
through because that Mustang
was one Of his OWN boys.
That Jerry was red hot
pilot. He dove from 10000 feet
Ia 1000 and went right down
after him. He ierked out of il
suddenly and ! don't know about
him, bot for tong second the
battle was over and Was
dangling in the black. echoing
void
AROUND AND AROUND
Then I came to and We
went around and around to-
gether like a couple of spinning
Chinese mice. hardly knew
where Ia look 10 find the ground
the horizon was all over the
place, slanting crafty.
IVY gasoline had slumped
dangerously and when | threw
some strikes at him saw a
trscer--indicating my ammuni-
thon situation was getting criti-
cal
Just then I got him lined up.
closed In. and noticed that his
tail was slipping sideways
Chunks AZ debris flew back AT
me and a very hot German pilot
started hack 10 his Fathcrland
the quick way.
u hung around for q minute
and saw him Nplatter all over
tree"
Again Gentle paused ho re-
lived that moment lr hls aerial
career ana finally re answered
my unSpokon question about The
oeadlnesS Of TINS fighter pilot
CaHln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Hit
By Ferguson
Plans TO Give Details
to Truman Committee

The action of Army Ordnance
in cancellng a contract with a De-
troil firm 10 rebuild 1000 army
truck engines, was the first OF its
kind in the country, Senator Fer
guSon charged Saturday.
1.-THE contract was cancelled
Ferguson said because the
Ordnance Department refused
Ia release parts from ordnance
depOts. claiming il must have a
siN-mOnth supply of parts on
hand AZ all times"
Returning TO Washington sun
day night Ferguson said ne would
present the facts 10 the Truman
committee. of which he IS mem
her. and let them decide whether
Army Ordnance was right or
wrong
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
AND THEN Yor Know

Its funny. bat you never rca-
lize you're killing an, one until
that moment when you see an
enemy plane scream down and
watch II smack the ground.
Then YOU know.
During actual battle, us
giant game ot cop, and robbers
and then back m Nour head
something repeats over and u,rr
again: ~ II isn't him, it, Nou-. %
Gentle told wc-u0W. while .ron
Eiscnhower WAS Shaking be-, hand
IN that hrIriEE room ceremony
and saving something rl., about
Gentlle.s part Iu thc WAY H6
denly thought about u being JcrTS
or me-ues1 or decorated
1T could have been me
Emeared over that little hill In
Germany and II could have been
derry standing very straight and
nervous and alone, getting a
medal pinned on him.
TALKTp OUT or 1T
81 DOM know that W. ever
Rad thoughts tfKe rnHI BFT0re-
Once in while du some tall
Worrying before uiisAiuu hut
not often aud ! aluaNs tHlt WN
self out Of u
iie started talking aear anon
? fighter pilot thoughts arr -E
lions hopes and ambitions reveal
inE something OF the inner Dor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Gentle Yearns for More Nazis
Swarmed Through Pack Of Bombers

The ferries going through box OF bomberN
I'm sWarmS Our poor Lbs were catching hell and the
target-BerIin-was Just ahead picked out my Nal
and got his tail. hut ne hot er and knew what
the in combat lie gave me plenty of trouble
hut | finally got a bead on him. gave him couple ct
SqurtS. and he went down in a smear of smoke and
flame
Can't Gentle slapt-a moment rs he reliped the
scene I'm his mind Then he continued slowly
MY gasoline and ammunition supply weren't any
good hut there lot of ferries To work ON and
anyway YOU can't stop and figure out percentages at
time like that 30 ignored it and picked out another
candidate F-N- l90-and went after him.
He immediately went into tight turn and went
right after him. That's taNoTte eSaSiNe tactic ct the
GermanS-and very rugged one. The tighter the turn,
the more liable YOU are 60 black out.
We roared around and around tighter and tighter,
hut | in good shape and stuck with him. Once |
'blaCked out but only for a half minute and picked
him up again right away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

and Tower and got right on their
tails.
We did SiN ar seven turns
with them and hand of fame
of my = O'Clock Ito his lower
-tfe4tt1 told mr. that Johnny had
nailed his jerry. / had "A hard
time with mine. | Just couldn't
turn inside of him 10 get him
in position. The ME.-l09 il good
ON tight turns,
FINALLY managed To squeeze
I'm on "A tighter turn, rode his
tail To within ~ yards, and
gave him the works. He rolled
over and went down in n stream
of white smoke. He was ont of
control and spiralling like
paper arrow. I pulled out of
his way and went hunting for
some more"
CONTINUE TEAMWORK
Gentle then described how he
again met up with Johnny and
proceeded with their teamwork
They selected another ME-l09
and Johnny maneuvered the Jerry
into position with a hcad-on at
tack Don got a line on the
Jcrry'S tan and closed in 10 100
yards and as smoke pulled out
the enemy plane and its pilot
parted COMPANY
From that tmc on IL was al
ways going 10 be- team when
ever possible
1T was n swell feeling"
Gentle recalls Johnny and I
had accounted for three planes
between Us. We sort of got the
swing of il without being closer
Ia each other than a couple of
hundred yards.
II wanted tn yell over the
radio, Hey, hoy, this il really
slick going. huh? hut n couple
Of NE l09S matcrialiZcd ont in
the distance. One minute they
were just "A couple of gnat
SpeCkS on the windshield and
short wink later they were 1905.
They were flying abreast and
close together 80 I got Johnny
ON the radio and said: You take
the one on the right and I'll
deal with the one ON the left
CUTS N BEHIND HIM
'In We went. | turned i'm on
mine and cut In behind him
and opened fire from about $50
NarG>. I kept moving up on him
squirting lead a. fast as
could.
II was close 10 ramming my
Jerry when hc suddenly rolled
over and began his last spin.
The pilot baled out and when
looked To see how Johnny was
making out, his Jerry exploded
in puff bali of smoke and
flame, >pewing debris through
the sky"
Tho team o. Gentle and God
Frey cNcha0cci congratulations 10y
WHgEinE then wings at each other
FIVE Na2lS down was their score
,+rA ~ H III 1t irtttrri w1tt1
ferries.
Don contacted Johnny on the
radio TRANSMISSION and suggested
that maybe now was the time TO
mako RI run for home But Just
before hc signed off q crisp rattle
oi lead cut e Und directly ahead
doomed "a tUc->p'lnC Jerry
In that instant. the Godfrey
Gentle squeeze play was born"
Don recalled
we both did n cross turn on
him and ] gave him a squirt
from my gums - turned In
hut oVershot my target and told
Godfrey to take over
Nl,Oug John Godfrey moved fast
bur as GENTLE Vatthed hmm close
IN 'rnnnN gAn. LaLAld "a. f44a---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
BUILDS MODERN Plant

When Mutt Motor Rebuilders,
14l5 Twelfth received a letter OF
intent from ordnance officers to
rebuild the first 1000 of a ship
ment Of 10000 battered engines,
the senator said, the firm built a
medern-aSSemhly line rebuilding
plant, with a capacity of 200 en-
gincS day.
The contract then was can
Ccled Ferguson pointed out.
at seems to me that il army
truck engines are worn out,
beyond repair, they should he
strapped rather than shipped
thousands of miles at great
cost tO American taxpayers"
ARMY CUTS COST
Meanwhile II was learned from
other quarters Saturday night
that the contract was not ncgo-
ttdted because the army had DC
Clded 30 ship damaged engines Ia
army repair depolS throughout
The country where they Will be
rebuilt at much lower cost to
taxpayers.
Ferguson pointed out that his
Detroit investigation was part OF
a nationwide Truman committee
probe of army inventories, which
fthHS far has included Chicago
Toledo. O. RI PaSo and San An
tonic, Ten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
pNIS sIRMGmT noMN

"Thc unhappr,t voice I've
ever hoard caur over thr radio"
1rrGr 1t was Johnny
lIe announced gloomily that the
spirit Was willing hut ammuni-
ton MI.
Don immediately took over, told
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
Pull INTO NAZIs

81 large 'gaggle' no 10 %
airctaiD If Nazi MI lO9s
pounced on the lead box of
Forts below us and Johnny aud
! pulled into them. Above this
scramble ~ Ports and l09s
vvFTc about 30 more ferries
living Doc pairs and t0ur~ which
. hoped aracntN wouldn't hnd>
>hiuv nu their hand, and nothing
spec ial t6 dee with it
picked otii two ~ them
and gave lohnn, the high sign
ON my radio and We went IN
after them bcad-on, pulling Up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
MORE Confident

lie told me- hc is more conf
don't now than he ever has been
You learn more on every
mission" he said "and we've
had some tough ones lately.
Jcrry'> throwing the whole
uftWaffe AT us now"
Bur tho main reason for Don
hunCh about his next four kills
bong almost sure thing is IT,
JOHNNY Godfrey "a long drink of
H. --i----it -r7uuv0Ckrr- r.
who, is GcnilloS wing man In
combat
Gon'lo likes 20 falls about
5ohpn, and This is what Boz told
mc about him
Johnny and 7 found out
something about teamwork on
March y when we were over
Berlin. We have team play all
- ~ 80 vt-tt--1trt HTTTi We Use it. some
other fellows are lone wolves
but Johnny and have identical
signs painted on our engine
coWiing ~ we can identify each
other quickly and we work on
the \aliS together"
Don described how this brother
ac' began nn the day whom they
were e>cnr'inGla box Of Flying
FGTtre--g- into Berlin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

I've discovered that preparing
nourishing meals is an easy task
when you plan them. And, to tell
the truth, it takes no longer, costs
no more to prepare properly bal
anced meals-andi tmeanss so much
to the health and energy of the
family. Today, when food is fight
ing for freedom, plan meals care
fully, cook food properly with Gas!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

longer and your garden of
sMastikas will grow a lot
thicker. Perfect eyeSiGht and
knowing how 10 Use il is 10
per cent of the game"
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julius Hinton, Isaac Moore,
Toe Walker, Jack Hill and
George Duncan.
The members of the Rox-
bury Sewing Club spent the
week end Of July 30 at Oak
Bluffs, Mass. Mrs Mabel Scott
was the hostess at her spacious
cottage on Maple ave. Seven
members Of the club made the
trip with seven guests. The
club members were: Mesdames
Anna Mallory. Mamie Strother,
Rosalie Smith, Mabel Robin
son., Viola Ryder, Nan E
Trap, Addie Smith, The
guests were Lillian Lewis,
Satyra Bennett and Louise
Sullivan.
Miss Jean Persip Of w
Springfield st, recovered from
a short illness, has been en-
ioying vacation at Oak Bluffs
taking daily dips in the cool
Atlantic Ocean.
A musical and literary pro-
gram will be given September
10 at the Women's Service
Club with as main speaker,
Monroe Mason, whose subject
will be ''Democracy's Domain"
Pleasing musical numbers
will also be rendered.
Betty Wright of 5O7 Colum-
bus ave, popular modists, is
spending her vacation in New
York and North Carolina. En-
route she visited her daugh-
ter, Miss Doris Parker who is
the guest of friends and rela-
tives in New York and New
Jersey.
w S Sparrow, dean of BoS-
ton tailors, is attending the
shriners' Convention in Indi-
annapolis.
A Lero yCurtis is hospital
lied in New Bedford, his home
city. On account of physical
disabilities he recently was
retired from the postoffice
where he had served as a
clerk for many years. In New
Bedford he is in constant
touch with relatives.
Gibbons Market, sos Colum-
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bus ave, was well patronized
on it's opening day last Satur-
day. Families in the neighbor-
hood have a splendid oppor-
tunity to help build a race en-
terpriSe.
Inez Robinson, recently Of
Philadelphia, is a new arrival
in our city, where she is MAX
ing her home with Mrs May
Persip at 1913 West Spring.
field st.
Alexander w Wood, for
many years Dartmouth St,
Boston, business man, whose
wife, Mrs Vina Wood, died
a number Of years ago, passed
away in SauguS, Mass, on
August Is. Funeral services
were held Thursday, August
IT, from the ] B Johnson Flu
neral Par'orS, Boston.
Mrs. Edna Mcintyre o +
Houlton, Me, last we e k
accompanied her grand son,
Stanley Shepherd, to Boston to
meet his father, DR. Claude
Shepherd, formerly of Cam
bridge and Roxbury, now Of
Lowell. 1t was a very happy
meeting between father and
son who had not seen each
other for seven years. Dr.
Shepherd married Mrs McIn-
tyres lovely daughter, Leah,
who was greatly respected and
loved by all the prominent
people of Houlton where she
sang in the choir of the Con-
gregational church. She also
played the violin in an Or
cheStra and was a member OF
a leading club Of young ladies.
Her married life was spent In
Cambridge and Roxbury
where she made many friends
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INTERIOR PAINTING
Ceilings, Floors, Also
Papering.
MURRAY G. HANKS
GAR. 1901

home with an injury to his left
foot.
Mr.. Turner B. Cooper of Mass.
Ave, is back from ten days
trip to New York, where he Wis
tied relatives and friends.
Mrs Lucille Bailey of 105
West Springfield street, who
recently returned from the
Memorial Hospital with her
baby boy, Edward Leon, has as
her guests, her mother, Mrs ]
H Coleman, Dennison, Texas,
and her aunt, Mrs Lula Nash
Of Detroit, Michigan. Mrs
Bailey is the charming wife
of 1t Leon E Bailey WHO is
now serving in the United
States Army overseas.
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Mrs Alice w Samuel Of De-
troit is here visiting her sis
tiers, Miss Emma Lovett and
Miss Ethel Lovett of II Hum
boldt ave.
Mrs Ethyle Thornton Haynes,
daughter of Mrs Mary E T
Blake, 81 Newcomb st, arrived
from Charlotte, North Caro-
lima, to spend a short vaca-
ton in the Hub. Mrs Haynes
is connected with The North
Carolina Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, holding the
position of Cashier Clerk in
the District Office in Charlotte,
N c. While here she visited
many old friends, including
Mr. and Mrs H Wright of 1853
Crawford st, Mr. and Mrs Nc
Laurin and family Of 157
Crawford st, and Mr.. and Mrs
Mcdonald of 1873 Harold st.
Mrs John C Davis Nellie
baltimore of Everettl and her
little charges came over
Thursday and took Mr. and
Mrs John H Wilkerson on a
private outing to Damon's
Pond in the Willard Brook
Reservation in AShby, Mass.
near the New Hampshire line.
1t was a pleasant trip and en-
joyed very much by all, as
there was bathing and games
for the little ones. Mr. Wilker-
son was very much benefited
by the outing as he has been
quite i'll for two months, but is
much improved.
Miss Lucille Duncan, a visit
ing teacher in Boston from the
Mobile school system, Mobile,
Alabama, entertained a few
friends at whist and Poke No
Saturday evening, Aug IL, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs T L
Bailey, 105 w Springfield st.
The guests were served a most
refreshing repast by Miss Dun
can who makes a most charm
ing hostess. Those enjoying
the evenings entertainment
were; Misses Rosa Jackson,
Airmae and Catherine Holmes
and Mrs Hattie Morris; MesScs
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and sang in the choir of st
Mark church. Some time af-
ter her divorce from DR. Shep-
herd she made her home in
Washington, D C where she
now lives with her sister, MIS-
Ruth Craig. She has very
lucrative position and is very
happy in her work. Mrs Shep-
herd, accompanied by her sis
ter, met her mother and son
and they were all house guests
at the lovely home of Mrs
Green of 1O6 Crawford st. Dur
ing their short stay they had
a delightful time with old
friends, among others Mr. and
Mrs Louis E Pasco, ST., of %
Westminster ave who enter
tanned them at dinner.
Undertaken Norris Davis of
1903 Humboldt ave returned
this week from his vacation
in Maine spent with the Gun
and Rod Club at their camp.
Bishop A J Allen of Cleve-
land, Ohio, returned to the
city Monday to settle up the
affairs of his brother, DR. G A
Allen. Miss Bertha Allen, sis
ter of DR. Allen accompanied
the Bishop to Boston. They
will be here a couple of weeks
longer and are domiciled with
friends at 627 Columbus ave.
Mrs Estella Lee Crosby,
president Housewives League
and vice-president National
Housewives League, will visit
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DeIinquencySOars
Among Juveniles

NEW YORK co. According
to reports pouring into the New
York State Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, there was in some
communities 5000 more juven-
lie arrests in 1943 than in pre-
war years.
"The secret of happiness is to
know how to enjoy little and
endure much
HE that is firm in will
mouldS the world to himself"
when you like the person
you love, it's marriage.