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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Literary Clubs Plans

Besides an unusually dlverSl-
fled lecture program, plans have
been made for an additional
number Of social activities 10 he
given in commomorauen Of The
clubs 18th anniversary. In
Guided IN the social gatherings
viii be two morning CoffeeS and
two afternoon teas for the mem
berShIp on regular meeting
days and a series of smaller
functions 10 be called birthday
parties which many Of the club
members w!ll give in their
homes.
Under the head of History In
the Making" Will be lectures by
Mai. Peter w. Rainier of North
Afrran fame; Merrill Red
Mueller reporter on all major
battle fronts: Edward Tomlln-
son, South American expert;
Eallett Abend, newspaper cor
respondent from China Maurice
HinduS, author and authority on
Russia: Pierre Clemenceau.
French patriot. Mrs Mark w.
Clark, wife Of the famous gen.
ersl and Margaret Bourke-
White. renowned woman pho
tOCrapheT.
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BATTLE CREEK Son,

bA Lii CREEK, Sept 2
4 T RECENT Tea for 40
"A guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
ID. Trump announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter
ID orot ny 10 Cpl Norman
kohout, son Of Mrs. Harry
kohout of Upper Darby Pa.
The tea table in the Trump
home IN Main street. was deco
rated with white tapcrS and
bouquets of white gladJoli.
White napkins engraved with
the names of tho couple re-
vealed the betrothal. and tho
wedding date was announced
on white cards on The individual
corsage bouquets gwen the
guests.
Assisting Mrs Trump were
Miss Barbsra Llnihan. Miss
Eleanor Harrison, Miss joyce
Barker and Miss Eileen NoSs.
Miss Trump will be married
10 Cpl, Kohout Sept Z in Gulf
port. Miss. where the corporal
is stationed with the special
services Al the Guliport Army
Air Base.
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Attended at Altar

Mrs. Anthony Busser. sister
Of the bridegroom, was the
bride only attendant Her pow
der blue chiffon floor length
gown was styled with a sweet
heart neckline, puffed sleeves
and a fitted bodice. She wore a
white horsehair hat and carried
pink gladloli and liatruS,
IL. Frederick Gillett was the
best man
Mrs. Downing chose for her
daughters wedding an ice blue
gown trimmed with matching
embroidered net She wore a
small matching hat and had a
corsage of orchids. The mother
of the bridegroom wore gown
OF sea foam green trimmed with
a SCallopng Of Irish crochet.
Her small white hat was
trimmed with white Alaes and
green velvet ribbon and she also
had an orchid corSage
A reception was held in the
home OF the brldegroom'S par
ents following the ceremony.
The bride was graduated from
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On Milwaukee Visit

Mrs Norris accompanied her
daughter 70 New Jersey and al
tended the wedding wearing an
aqua tailored dress with white
accessories and a gardenia cor
sage
AR and Mrs Stauss came 70
Grand Rapids on a wedding trip
and have proceeded 10 Milwau-
kee 10 visit Mr.. Stauss parents
A. the end OF his leave they Will
return 10 make their home m
Wildwood. where Mr. StausS Is
stationed in the naval air sta
ton.
The BRIDE IS a graduate Of
Marywood Academy. Grand
Rapids. and Of Stephen Col
lege. Columbia. Mo.
History. education and enter
tainment are three general SUBJ
ject heads under which may be
classified the % programs
planned for the 1944-45 Grand
Rapids Ladies Literary Club
Season,
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Others Betrothed

Betty Jean Wcndt Will be
married TO Jack Harold Bates.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vern +.
Bates OF Midland, on Sept. %.
her mother, Mrs. Hilma Wendt.
announced today The rites will
he Solemnized at Zion Lutheran
Church here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Schultz
announce the betrothal Of their
daughter. Gcrmaine Marie. 10
Donald Rubis, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank RubiS. No date has
been set for the wedding as Mr..
Rubis is serving with a navy
Seabee unit overseas.
Margaret MurchiSon Is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. p. Murchison. for month
after studying this summer al
the University Of Alabama. near
Tuscaloosa. She will resume her
studies there in the fall.
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In Signal Corps

Marilyn Dixon is in Airing.
ton, Va, where she has a post
with the army signal corps, En-
route 10 Virginia, she visited
friends in Washington. y. c.
Ensign John w. HarStick Of
Richmond, Ind, this week
visited Rosemary Shelton. He
has left for new station in
Philadelphia for additional navy
training
Mrs. Rudolph Schroeder will
be delegate 10 the Womens
Synodical Guild meeting to be
held at South Bend, Ind, Sept.
25-27, from the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the First Reformed
Church here. Mrs. Elizabeth
Northern was appointed ss her
alternate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

Freedom House who will speak
on democracy and the racial
problem Wadde Frank. novel;
ISL eSSayiSt and historian. who
VIII talk on Americas educa-
fionai facilities in relationship
Of the needs OF the world 10
come and Dean +. Smith. who
for 20 years was manager OF
the Burma Standard Oil Co. He
VIII talk on his years IN Burma
and Of his escape AZ the time OF
tho Japanese invasion.
A music talk by Rudolph
CAM. composer and pianist, viii
he both educational and enter
tanning as will he the talk by
Burns Mantle. New York dra-
matte critic.
Solely Of an entertainment ma
turc VIII be the opening pro-
gram by Emilio and Teresita
OSta opponents Of South Amer
lean music and dances, and the
closing annual spring luncheon
which viii feature Kathryn Tur-
ney-Garten interpretive re-
viewer Of hooks
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Wife a Virqinian

Mrs. LitScher is the former
Miss Katherine Gregg. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace l..
Gregg Of Loudown County, Va
She attended George School.
Bucks County. Pa. and was
graduated from Ohio Wesleyan
University, Delaware. O., where
she was affiliated with Alpha
Chi Omega fraternity After
graduation she taught for a year
in 81. Agnes Episcopal School IN
WILLIAMSON. Va. At the end Of
that time she became a staff
assistant for the American Red
Cross foreign field service. and
was sent TO Australia in 1912
Mr.. Litscher is a graduate of
Central High School. Grand
Rapids. and attended Oberlm
College, Oberlin, o, He enlisted
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@ tests Of KeIIoqqs

Mrs. Harry b. Welnburgh is
spending fcw weeks M Kc-
weenaw Park. Copper liarbor,
as guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". X.
Kellogg of Battle Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs Cleo Moore arc
on the West Coast visiting has
brother. Pfc. Forrest Moore. at
Fort Lewis. Wash. and their
daughter. Frances lone, AT ssh
Diego Cal
Nancy Decker. daughter of
the r. c. Deckers OF East Ian
sing, will return soon from
Chattanooga, Tenn. whore she
has been visiting relatives.
Nancy Will be a Junior AZ East
Lansing High School this fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

Bailey entertained Thursday at
luncheon az the Country Club.
Mrs NaIl viii rejoln Col. Na!l
az Springfield soon, lie is sta
toned az OReilly General Hos
pltal there.
Mary Eleanor Waters. whose
engagement 10 Gregg Donald
Benner radar second class in
the navy IS announced by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Waters is dietltian AZ South
IIlNnn IioopLlal now and WI
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Back From Australia

Mrs Benjamin c. LitScher has
returned to the United States
after spending two years with
the American Red Cross in Aus
tralia, and details of her mar
rlage 10 Mr. LltScher, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Christian J LitScher
OF Grand Rapids have been
learned
The wedding took place on
April 5 l943 in Townsville.
Queensland, Australia. Capt. Err
nest Baker, chaplain in the
Royal Australian Air Force. Of
ficiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Golden, the former Miss Martha
Moore OF Grand Rapids. was
serving there with the Ameri-
can Red Cross
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Visits on FurIouoh

Pfc. Howard L. Spracklin Is
visiting his parents, the Rev
and Mrs. J. o. L. Spracklin. on
a l7-day furlough from duties
Al the army air field, McCook,
Neb. Mr. and Mrs. r. 3. Tam
blyn have learned that their
daughter, Pfc. Marian M. Moss.
stationed with the WAC at Fort
Lawton, Wash. has been
awarded the good conduct
medal.
Florence Dehn, on a years
leave from teaching duties in
the Bay City public school sys-
tenn. has left for the University
OF Colorado, Boulder Dam, Colo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Mrs. Vail q Visitor

Guest OF Mrs Maurice Scott
for the past two weeks has
been her sister Mrs Walter d.
Vail of Springfield, Mo. Several
parties have been given TOR her.
Mrs. Scott entertained a group
az dinner Monday evenlr Mrs.
w. S. Nugent and Mrs. Arthur
Owen gave a luncheon Tuesday
for Mrs. Scott and Mrs. NJ.
Bliss Keller. and Mrs. l.. G..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

social problems at the Uniyer-
sity of Mexico and viii return
TO Northwestern University
for her senior year in a few
weeks. This was Peggy's
second summer at the Uni
versity Of Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Other Events Varied

Along educational lines VIII
be two illustrated lectures given
by Henry NJ Hedges about the
island of Bora Bora in the
Southwest Pacific. and by Her
bert Knapp Of the republic Of
Ecuador Also educational will
be two lectures on books given
by Edward Weeks. editor OF the
Atlantic Monthly and ALVIN G
Hamer. owner of the UNIQUE
Book Shop, Detroit
Others IN educational cate
CORY include Louis Fischer. au-
thor. who viii talk on postwar
plans; DR.. William NJ. Agar of
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Be+ro+hals
A+Bay
BAY CITY Sept. 2.

DAY CITY'S betrothal calen-
~ dar is further frightened
today with announcement of
the engagement of Betty ann
DreSer and 1t. William Flas-
kamp who is stationed with
the AAF in Rapid City. S. D.
The disclosure was made by
Betty AIMS parents. Mr.. and
Mrs William +. Dreyer. 1t.
FlaSkamp's parents are Mr..
and Mrs. Robert B. Donnelly Of
New York City.
No plans are made for the
wedding ceremony Betty ann
studied at Central High School
here and Bay City Junior
College She is an alumna Of
Beta Alpha Chi sorority. 1t.
FlaSkamp is a graduate OF
Georgetown University, Wash
lngton, y. c.
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teaches 3 Years

MISS TRUMP was graduated
from Central High School IN
1887 and from Western MIChi-
gan College in>l9il. where she
was a member of Theta pi
Alpha Van elementary teacher.
she taught m Adrian a year and
Tor TWO years has been At
Verona School.
Cpl. kohout was graduated
from hieh school in Philadel-
phla and attended the Curtis
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Betro+haI IS Announced

institute OF Music there Be-
fore entering the army in
August 1913, he played in a
symphony orchestra in Phila-
delphla.
Following the wedding the
bride viii remain in Gulfport.
while Cpl. Kohout is stationed
thprp
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Couple
At Grand Rapids

GRAND RAPIDS Sept. 2.
AHIss BARBARA NORRIS daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Abbott
l L Norris Of Grand Rapids recently married Will
ham Stauss aviation radio second class USNR Of
Mr. John r. Sauss of Milwaukee the Methodist
Church in Wildwood y j. Rev j. g. Graham the service
The bride Copenhagen blue wool dreSsmaker suit
with white fagoed blouse with bow knot at the throat
sac had white lowered hat and of orchids
Miss Janet McNabb OF Ann Arbor the brides only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Labor DAY Bring, R,,orttsr,
Back to Lansing Home,


h coming IN from MaGkc Island today are the w F. D children
with the Coes Expected Muuett
in Pennsu
Gland
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attendant. SHe selected rose
wool dressmaker suit with a
blue feather I'd hst and wore a
corsage Of gaydeniss.
George Dime'vo aviation
radio mate second Glass. SNR.
assisted The bridegroom as best
r-rr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

IN April. 1911, and was sent
overseas in April. 1912. He was
a corporal a radio operator in
the l26th Infantry and partici-
pated in the Buna campaign
lie was invaded home in April
Of this year.
visiting Mrs. Litschers parents
Mr. and Mrs. LIiScher are
al present in Virginia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

st. Agnes School Albany. y.
y and Radcliffe College, Cam
bridge Mass Cpl Wacr was
graduated from Harvard Uni
NerSIty.
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Seminary
Continued From Page B-3)

wife of Admiral Farley, has con-
tributed, reluctantly to be sure and
only because she is not ambidex-
ferrous.
The girls of the junior auxiliary
of the seminary parish, headed by
Anne Durr, are making stuffed an
imals of prewar quality to sell at
their booth, along with the grab bags
and doll clothes designed to arouse
the possessive passion in the breasts
of juvenile shoppers. Mrs. Emile
Despres has collected a group of
trained - and self sacrificing -
nursery school teachers to amuse
and keep in order the youngest
visitors SO that their mothers may
sit in the shade of the porch of the
home of Mr.. Corwin Roach and have
the tea that Mrs. John Walker and
her committe are providing.
Suitable uproar will be provided
by clowns, barkers, side show men
and so on in the persons of talented
students from the seminary, and the
whole grove will be blaze of color
If Mrs. Chandler Morses plan of
weaving tennis and badminton nets
with bunting and crepe paper turns
out as brilliantly as it promises to
do. Altogether the fair should pro-
vide everything for everybody, and
the A. B. and w. busses run from
Twelfth and Pennsylvania avenue
right to the seminary gates. The
day is May IL, Friday, from 8 to 6
o'clock
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Miss Smith Wed
To Mr.. Seely
Yesterdav

Christ Church in Georgetown was
the setting for charming wedding
of interest to wide circle of Wash
ington and Virginia families yester-
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The
bride was Miss Anne Catherine
Smith. daughter of Mrs. T. Black
we'll Smith of Georgetown and the
late Mr.. Smith, and the bridegroom
was Mr. Richard Henry Seely, u. S.
A., son of DR.. and Mrs. Roy B. Seely
of Morrisville Pa. The Rev. Peyton
Williams officiated.
The pretty bride, who was given in
marriage by her cousin. Mr.. Thomas
Claggett of Leesburg and this city
wore gown of cream satin. 1t was
fashioned on princess lines and her
f1oor-length veil was held by dia-
dem of crystal leaves. She carried a
bouquet of white orchids, sweetheart
roses and stephanotis.
Mrs. Richard T. West was her sis
ter's matron of honor, wearing a
frock of Nile gren mousseline de sole
and carrying a bouquet of Joanna
Hill roes and sweetpeas.
The other attendants were Miss
Phoebe Lewis, Mrs. Arthur Row and
Miss Katharine Carroll. They wore
dresses like that of the matron of
honor and carried bouquets of yel-
low snapdragons and blue dolphin
ium, with matching flowers in their
hair.
Mr.. Glenn Clements, U. S. A., was
the best man, and the ushers were
Mr. Robert Mcdonnell, U. S. A.;
Mr.. Herbert Laughlin, U. S. NJ: Mr..
Henry Van ValZah, U. S. N, and. Mr.
Richard ToZer, u. S. A.
At the reception which followed
at the Kennedy Warren the young
couple were assisted in receiving by
their respective parents. After a
short wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Seely will make their home in Phil
adelphia, where Mr.. Seely will con-
tinue his study of medicine under
the Army specialized training pro-
gram at the Jefferson College. Mr..
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Miss Woodruff
Weds Officer
In Church

The Reformed Church was the
scene of the wedding yesterday
afternoon of Miss Gertrude Miller
Woodruff, daughter of Mr.. Graham
Crowell Woodruff of Bronxville and
the late Mrs. Woodruff, to 1t. Hor-
ace B. Haddox. U. S. N r., of this
city DR.. John Henderson Powell
off1ciated and a reception followed
at the home of the bride.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore her moth
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Smith
CONTINUED From Page B-3.)

voice and piano all over the United
States, at the Kansas City Con-
servatory. at the University of Kan
sas and with excellent private tu-
tors. In 1880 she came to Washing
ton as music director at the WV.
She has served in an advisory ca
pacity with UsO, helped with their
music programs, and has, for the
past two years, been secretary of
the education department of the
Seventeenth and K streets YWCA.
She is also member of the Music
Committee of the National YWCA,
She likes young people and she
likes music and she sees a fine op-
portunity for each to help the other
when the thing is handled properly.
1T isn't what we do to music that
Is so important" she says, but
what music does to u.s." Maybe
she's right at that!
Evening star., 1944-05-07

er's wedding gown Of white lace
trimmed with satin. Her heirloom
rose point lace veil was held in place
by clusters of orange blossoms and
she carried bouquet of white or
childs, stephanotis and freesia.
Mrs. Oliver James LissitZyn of
New York was the matron of honor
and she wore a gown of pink taffeta
trimmed with apple green and she
carried pink tulips. The flower girls
were Constance Coan of Railway
N. j., and Dolly MCGUIRE of Bronx
vile. They were dressed in pink
taffeta and carried apple blossoms.
| Mr.. Edwin l.. Yates of Detroi,
Evening star., 1944-05-07
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY,

was best man for his brother -in-law.
The ushers we're Mr.. Clifford s.
Woodruff Of Railway and Mr.. Robert
M. Hunting of New York City.
After a short wedding trip the
couple will live in Baltimore, where
1t. Haddox is stationed.
Mrs Haddox was graduated from
Smith College and 1t. Haddox is an
alumnus of George Washington
University.
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Mrs. Macarthur Hostess

Mrs. Arthur Macarthur enter
tanned informally yesterday aft
ernoon at her home for her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Macarthur, II. The
guests were number OF young
men who with her son returned
on the Gripsholm after being re-
leased from interment. Several
of the guests were accompanied
by their wives.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

Seely is a graduate of Lawrenceville
School and Princeton University.
His bride attended George Wash
ington University and for the past
several years has been connected
with the Royal Air Forces delega-
tion in this CITY.
Evening star., 1944-05-07
I'm New York

Mrs. James McSherry Wimsatt
and Mrs. c. Thomas Clagett, jr., will
spend the week in New York City.
They will be at the Ritz Carlton
Hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
OTHER ARMY GRADUATES

Oh Hfk AKNl tx ADl AIS
Seymour Johnson Field ~ c.
aircraft maintenance school PIES.
Charles l. MaNnskeY. -l2l69- Stne-
pcl Chester j. SChaner, l4fl Z
Eureka Hoe NarkowieI. 6S9l
parkWood Frederick +. Slack
l5Oi5 Lnnhgrsf Detroit. Michael
VI Kashain, 3L5 Cortland High
land Park
Fort KNOB ny armorod school
Cpl Harold ], O'\cill, 957i Mar
lowe PIES. Joseph EKerkiS. l022
NIneWoOd Chester ". Jllman,
1900 Woodward Robert W Lee,
il36 Lakeu God Pvt. John "
Carver. 29i4 Nref0rd tank wc-
chanIrS PNts. stanley +. PotoCk HI,
Kiss Lockwood Marvin Porretta,
3l3l Medium radio operators
Pfc STANLEY Nurzin. H3lb XIX
Mood a4in mechanic
Kec~ief Field Miss technical
school STAFF Sgt Howard ! Ro-
genmoser Jr. 1881 StanSnur>
PIES. Edward h. Creagh. 1883
IakoNIoW Ellis = Jernigan
Turner X NCNabb. S-7s5i F}sTfcf-
William T. Stenning, 800 Rafe-
Wachcr Pvt Antonio J Alcnmo,
SSH Joseph Canpau Detroit PFC.
Charles r. Johnston Jr., 7S4 Penn
horton f.r.IESa DnInft
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Service Notes:

Two hundred and twenty eight
Michigan youths are among the
thousands of now fighting pilots
who won their silver wings IN the
first 1914 graduating classes Al
the II schools Of the AAFS cen
tral flying training command, 81
Of them from Wayne County and
"a from this city.
Eight OF them We're made flight
officers, AS follows James r..
BlackwOod. $40 W. Euct1d, jeune
!. Bowers Jr.. 8Ol Lothrop Harry
{. Merritt. 1914 ChatsWorth. and
Harry OLSON, 1873 Vermont De-
troit, Alfred j. Schlof. 1924 Sew
enth Ecor>e4 Rudolph X. Gencur,
1906 Sallna Leonard &. NaWrock,
50SA-kenllworth, Dearborn John
j. Jerry. HemloCk.
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WT Problem Clinic:
Pokorny Tells
Of A||otments
ToSo|diers' Kin.
Question Beginning 70
Outrank All Others as
Servicemen Increase
W% Problem Clinic:

With millions Of American men
nov in service all over the world.
questions concerning allotments
are becoming NJ increasing I'M
portance 10 large number of
people
In today'S column Edward
Pokorny Wayne County friend Of
the court. answers 4 letter from a
serviceman'S mother who seeks
advice through. the WAR PROB
LEM CLINIC. She asks II she is
entitled 10 an allotment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
'Deddhedd' Train Hits
Baggage Car, | Dead

DARLENE conn Jan - ms
Investigation was begun today
INTO the crash last night Of a
deadnead tram INTO 2 baggage
car IN which locomotive engineer
MaS killed and a-Acnrn- pas
SnpEepS bruised and shaken on
the Sow York, Now Haven and
Hartford line
The smash ground the baggage
car 20 SplnfcrS and scattered
parts ~ me car over two north
bound tracks 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

WEST FAIRVIEW Pa Jan -
4 versatile lecp presented 20
lnd.antoWn cap hy West Far
view Schooi children brought en-
bsfraSSmcnt 10 army officials
Who we're show uC II Of When
dr.Ecu~lnto 'he rNer D. stuck on
a rock and had 20 be pulled out
LN fremen-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
WAC GRADUATES
$4,000, 900 Saving
Seen in 0PA Tokens

NFW YORK. Jan - ms 3
PpfaIIoTS viii S7Vo S{5 GOO 900 2
year on bookkeeping and clerical
r>pcr,cS Win The Use of fiber
token, in point rauonng me ma
tIonal director Of food rafIonlnG
Walter Strauh predicted today
The system. winch goes INTO
effect Foh - Vll make shopping
easier for me housewife As well
declared SfyaUh. since she Will
NOT haNe 10 take her whole ra-
rraLgc a su.4. rniffNa4Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Mother OF 2 Soldiers
In Need OF Allotment
War Problem C,hnic.

W ar fFonIffN { ll0lf'
When ny Two sons were ir.
Quoted into the army WASH
gwen ar allotment ! am nor Vel
and need medical aId DO you
think ! can receive an all1tUan
and where should Eo 20 sec
anout ~ MRS " l. @.
Dear Mrs VI T.. G:
Allotment 10 mother IL
matter of proof NJ dependence.
II Ia not automatically granted
upSn claim. Your bows will
hsve 30 make an allotment and
n will he investigated. " they
have already allotted write IN
Dependency Branch. War De
psrtment Washington avenue,
Newark. y. J.
WALTER VI. y. SCOTT. vice
commander Ot Detroit Districts
Association American Legion.
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f,,4f4zfr.7f-i ffeHd Mss A
technical school PIES. Walter =.
Teddy, 26q5 Mack. stan J. To-
kari. 97Sl Home
Mariana Ar AAF base fNnC
81 rooi aviation Cadets Joseph
X. SaIonimer. s13 Kitchener VII
bur p. Bickford. 1904 Orange
lawn
Laredo Tex. hAF flexible gun
rcrs school Cpls Bernard r..
Peak, t7o7 Reni'eau. Dcroit,
Charles u. COY, - Gerald High
and DarA--
Moody Fold Cs AAF pilot