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Crack Maxi Combat Teams
Shattered By US. Troops

apart. Self propelled guns
smouldered, and bodies Of SIS.
men and officers were strewn
over half-mile. Some of them
hung grotesquely over the sides
of their vehicles. Others had
piched into the bitches.
In addition, couple of hum
bred were captured.
Those Heinies were yelling
like stuck pigs when we got
through said Pvt. James A.
Tesla of Greensburg. Pa.
Others in the action included
Staff Sgt. James Jones Of
Montgomery, Ala; Cpl. Elmer
D. Fischer of Everett, Wash;
Pvt. John Ross of Carbonate.
Pa; and Sgt. William Adcox.
of Kingston Spring, Tenn.
1t was this battle and one
like it down the road at Len
gronne that finished out Hit
ler's crack troops. AS l drove
down the road this afternoon
they were surrendering in
groups of anywhere from six
to 100, leaving their equipment
where it stood.
Two Mark w and two Mark
V tanks were captured intact.
The crews just walked away
when they ran out of gasoline
and made no effort to destroy
their machines.
The Army reported $500
prisoners for the six-day often
sive, but this did not count hun
dreds streaming toward the
cages this afternoon. Battles
at Lengronne and this village,
coupled with the attempt by
the Second Panzer division to
smash into the American flank
below lie Mesnil-Herman were
the only major actions on the
front. Units of the Second Ar
mored division threw the Pam
zers back to the banks of the
Wire river.
The Das Reich Fifth Para
. chute division and the Lehr
Panzer division were believed
to have been almost complete
ly destroyed in the present
fighting. American armored
columns were encountering
only scattered resistance in the
drive south.
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~ BOARD PAYS
MAYOR TRIBUTE

Resolutions adopted by the board
Of directors Of the Young Mems
Christian Association over the
death of Mayor Bruce B. Cameron
were sent yesterday to his family.
The resolutions are as follows:
WHEREAS, In the passing Of
Bruce B. Cameron to his eternal
reward the seventeenth day of July
1914, the Young Mems Christian
Association has lost an active CO.
worker and loyal supporter Who
served long and faithfully AZ an
active member; as a membez' of
the Board of directors from Oc-
tober, 1921, to October, 1924, as
trustee from March IL, 1943, and
as general chairman Of the mod
ernization campaign held in the fall
of 1941, and
WHEREAS, during his entire
life here in our city he demonstrate
ed so fully his interest in its life
and problems and his willingness
to stand for those principles of life
which are constructive and for.
ward looking, and
WHEREAS, we share deeply in
the sorrow and bereavement
brought upon his family and friends
and wish to express our deep graft.
tude for this life lived in our midst
and his service to youth through
the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation and other service organiza.
tons; now, THEREFORE
"BE IT RESOLVED that we,
the board Of directors of the Young
Mems Christian Association, thus
record our recognition Of the great
loss which has come to us in the
passing OF our beloved friend. and
co-worker and that we express to
the bereaved family and friends
our sincere sympathy, and
"BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that a copy of these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of the
board of directors and trustees OF
the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation and that a copy be furnish
ed our local newspaper and copy
sent the family.
This the 21st day of July 1914"
J. @. LeGRAND, Chairman,
C. VANLEUVEN,
J. B. HUNTINGTON,
Special committee of the
board.
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Notwithstanding.
l39.-Radio and Repairs.

WE BUY. SELL. REPAIR ANY KIND
of radio Hufham's Radio Shop. SIT NO.
3rd. Dial 1897
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Wilmington Boys
Head ROTC Units

RALEIGH, July 30.-Cadet Capt
R. w. Etheridge Of Spring Hill has
been appointed company com.
mander of the State College ROTC
unit, it was announced today by
Col. Douglas N. McMillin, COM
manding officer of Army activities
at State College.
The new executive officer of the
unit is Cadet first 1t. Claude W.
Jordan Of Wilmington, Route g.
Other leaders are Cadet Second
1t. G. D. Duncan of Raleigh, first
platoon; Cadet Second 1t. ]. NJ
Monroe of Hamlet, second platoon;
and Cadet Second 1t. A. H. Hewet,
of Wilmington, Route 2, third pla.
toon.
Capt. Charles E. Cummings, tao.
teal officer of the State College
Department of Military Science
and Tactics, is actively in charge
of the unit.
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FOR SALE: 166 ACRES OF PROPERTY
/ and small dairy barn. For further
/! mons on' Route o i, Box 1871. wilmington
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a boy from Brooklyn, you
could spit on them, if you
weren't too scared"
It was the second armored
division, which saw service in
the original landings in Africa
and later led the drive on Pal
ermo in the Sicilian cam
paign, that threw the armored
ring from Canisy to Brehal,
blocking the German escape.
Late yesterday afternoon
young captain, Charles Berra
of st. Louis, and just out Of
West Point, led infantry units
into this little French town. In
house-to-house fight they
cleaned out the snipers while
the armored forces poured on
ward toward the sea.
About midnight last night a
patrol of 20 SIS. troops of the
Das Seich division, led by an
officer, was captured by Ber-
ra's outposts. The Germans
were arrogant and would say
nothing.
In a few minutes the village
was bombarded with mortars
and shells and it was apparent
to the young captain that the
Germans were trying to break
through and had sent the pat
rol ahead.
About 2 o'clock the attack
came" said Berra, who looked
natty even without a shave and
showing lack of sleep. "a
whole flock of tanks charged
into the village, followed by in
fantry and vehicles. The in
fantry acted crazy. They were
yelling and throwing grenades
just in front of themselves. I
think many were blown up by
their own grenades.
ut was real close-quarters
work. You just stuck your pis-
toll in someone's face and
fired"
The battle ragged for two
hours, but the little company
refused to give ground. One
tank turned south and was
knocked out by U. S. 81 nm.
guns. 1t still was burning in
the street this morning. The
rest turned with their vehicles
and dashed straight down the
road toward Brehal, leaving
their dead all over the village
and Berra's company with 100
war-beaten prisoners.
Up the road a few miles, fac
ing toward the sea, were two
batteries of 105 nm. howitzers
on the alert, but many of the
men were slumped beside their
guns, dog-tired and half
asleep.
Into this scene charged a
rampaging Panzer column flee
ing from St. Denis-Le-Gast. 1t
halted on the road, between the
American batteries, when a
broken. down half-track blocked
the way.
Unaware Of the Americans in
the darkness, a Das Reich Of
ficer started yelling at the half
track driver. The Americans
came to life with a jerk. Sit
ting by the radio was Pvt.
Leonard Rappaport of Brook
lyn.
The German half-track was
just 20 feet away.
II looked up and there were
five Krauts looking down at
me and blabbering," Rappaport
said. IT was scared stiff.
Then my partner grabbed our
50-caliber and let fly. He'll
broke loose"
The Americans recovered
first and poured murderous fire
into the Germans from two bat
teries, one led by Capt. Ray
mond Jones Of Canon City,
Colo.
1--WE were facing the other
way but we wheeled around
and let them have it over open
sights from as close as Is
yards" Jones said. These
howitzers are not made for that
kind of stuff, but they sure
made mess Of that column"
eve slaughtered Them" ex-
claimed Sgt. Lewis Bryant of
Avon Park, Fla.
The havoc showed up in the
daylight today. German tanks
were ripped open as it giant
can-opener had torn them
ut ACCTEIEn nICDT Az
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OUTSIDE PARTY FISHING BOAT "LU-
la, Wrightsville Beach, 5th pier from
stop light. Leaves daily 8-12, 4:30. Dial
2-l0lj
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The density OF population IN
the Nile valley in Egypt is great
er than in any country in Eu-
rope.
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PLANS, PRIoRITIEs. CONTRACTING
Estimates-Repairs-
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-25

V gluhi noci je plula Casper
jeva ladja po Saw navzdol. OBJ
lozena ie bila zaboji in revnim
pohistvom - z vsem, kar je
premogla Gasperjeva koca.
Ladjo je spremljalo pet moz
- kakor ponavadi. Eden izmed
njih je lezal ma slami pod bavta-
70. Ostali stirje so stall v zad-
MEM koncu ladje in drogovi
odrivali, da je ladja brzela, ka-
kor hi jo veter gnal.
Start Casper, XII je stal tik
bavtare, Sc je veckrat sklonil in
polozil roko specemu ma prsi.
"Se dina"
In zopet je prijel "a drog, Sc
uprl MANI in S pogledom preis-
kal temo "a mimi.
"Ko pridemo v Zagreb, 20
iscenno najprej padarja; morda
ne, bo ..prepozno," je ,dejal moz,
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Xxi je potiskal drog poleg Gas
perja. Bill je Grajzar.
'Prepozno bo,' je sepnil Cas-
per.
Ko SO pluli mimo Jesenic pro-
ii Podsusedu, je Grajzar dvignil
drog.
"Zdaj pa mislim, smo ma var
men,"
Casper Sc je ozrl po Saw ma
vzgor in prikimal.
Dusilo ga je v grlu :. Tam ma
obzorju Sc je re svetlikala Okla
proga "a gorami. Kmalu vstane
zarja Kmalu
20, Bog, pomagaj ji!' je mo-
lila njegova .dusa.
Casper! Dvigniva zaboje!"
"Semkaj pridi!' je pozval Ga
sper brodnlka, XII je potlskal
drog ma nasprotni strani ladje.
Casper in Grajzar sta stopi-
la ma sprednji konec ter popri-
jela in postavila diva tezka "a
boja ma tia.
CDalje prihodnjic) 9
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(Nadaljevanje)

"Pokopljite ga ma vrtu pod
jablano in pocakajte vsi priprav-
ljeni ma ladji. Vse, kar je v ko-
5i, znosite ma ladjo! Pa ne odla-
sajte!"
ze je odprla skrinjo in vzela
IL ME svoj siroki kozuh, Sc O.
blekla, odsla v vezo in zmesala
V skodelici nekoliko sal mast
jo ter 81 namazala svetle lase,
da so bill vsi crni. Nato 81 je
pokrila belo peco.
"Grem teboj," je pristopii
Grajzar.
"Samo do mestnega zidu. -
Tam me pocakate. V mesto ne
sme nihce menoj. LIE JAZZ sa-
ma morem resiti Mario. z Bo-
gom, oce!"
Glas sc j je zatresel.
Ze so Sc vrata Zaprla "a MO
in "a Grajzarjem.
Tekla je proti mestu, da jo
je Malta komaj dohajal. Pred
mestnim zidom sta Sc poslovila.
Tekla je dalje v noe.
Pri kapucinskem samostanu
Sc je ustavila, stopila k vhodu
in pozvonila.
"Govoriti moran takoj z oce-
tom gvardijanom."
Vratar jo je odvedel v govo-
rilnico. Kmalu je vstopil gvar-
dijan.
Nihce nj cul, kaj sta govorila
Nekaj minut pozneje sta oba
stopila IL samostana in odsla pc
temnem trgu naVZdOl DO sOdnl-
kove hise.
! Nista ostala dolgo v hisi. Vr'
Mia sta Sc v spremstvu mestne-
ga sluge. Vsi trije SO odsli dc
mestne jece. Pred jeco pomno'
zena strata, Stroke mlake krvi
Jecar jim je odprl. Kriknil je
in odskocil. Lescerba Sc je tre-
Isla v njegovi roki. z grozo je
strmel v Katkin obraz.
"Carovnica!' je dahnil.
mi. Samo njena sestra je in
bi jo rada Sc enkrat videla. l.
mava sodnikovo dovoljenje. Slu-
ga vam potrdi."
"Tako je. Gospod mestni sod
mix so dovolili emo uro razgovo-
ra," je povedal sluga in odsel.
II, Guardian in Katka sta vsto-
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Prodo Sc

ma 15S03 Lorain Ave., trgovino
s slascicami, cigarami in slado-
ledom. Sedanji lastnik je ma te-
mu mestu is. let. $1,000 teden-
skin dohodkov. VeG podrobnosti
dobite Ma 1929 Broadway.
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(Nadaljevanje)
Faldner je prikimal.

Faldner je prikimal.
- Cim pref pride do locitve,
tenn bolje je. Sal ne bonn incl
miru ne po dnevu in ne ponoci,
dokler me bo spremljala misel,
da imam beracico "a zeno.
Ma dolgo in siroko sta pretre-
sala cello zadevo. Sklenila sta,
da Sc takoj vlozi prosnja "a
locitev. Kot vzrok Sc maj nave
de medsebojna mrznja, XII je
tako velika, ida onemogoca
skupno zivljenje. = =
Ko je bila stvar koncana, je
baron zapustil sobo. Froben je
Sci k omari in, je zlagal svoio
ropotijo v kovcek. Delo mu je
slo pocasi izpod rok. Bill je raz-
misljen. Njegove misli so blo-
die pri Jozefi. Resil jo je Fald-
nerjevega tiranstya... A kaj po-
tenn? Kan Sc maj obrne? Pri
grofici ne bo mogla ostati. Mi
sci ma bodocnost ga je nekoliko
vznemirjala, tolazila. pa ga je
zavest, da "a ubogo' zeno ne DO
nobena :usoda hujsa, kakor je
bila usoda v baronovi hisi. Ma
enkrat je> p o,s,t | zalosten.
Spomnil Sc je, da je Jozefa "a
NIGGA "a vselej izgubljena, ker
j njenas vera prepoveduje "a
kon, dokler 30 Faldner zivel.
O, ko bi mogla postati Jozefa
njegova! Konec bi bilo <vsega
trpljenja. Osrecil bi jo, tako ,da
bi pozabila ma temne dni nesre-
ce. Vzdihnil je in nadaljeval
svoje delo.
Naslednjega dine je Froben
zapustil baronov dom. Slovo nj
bilo tako prisrcno kakor spre-
jem. Faldner je mrko sprem-
ljal costa do 'vrat. Mise mogeI
otresti misli, da je Froben So
povzrocitelj njegove sramote in
tega mu nj tmogel odpustiti. Ia
to Sc nj zmenil, da je. izgubil
zeno, le;to ga je. bolelo, da je bill
njegov'napuh tako zelo uzal jen.
Mrzel 81 Bogom" in bivsa pri-
jatelja sta sc locila. Froben je
nitro korakal, da bi cimprej "a
pustil baronovo Ozemlje in ko
je prikoracil mejo, .je presto "a
dihal, kakor da bi Sc mu odvalil
s prsi tezek kamen.
XXX.
Ko Sc je Froben cd barona
poslovil, je. bila njegova edna
zelja, da bi bill v Jozefini blizini.
Ker pa je ona tacas bivala v
okolici Mainza, Sc je tudi on
podal V Mainz. Mesto samo ga
nj zanimalo, ker ga je ze pref
dobro poznal. .>Najel je skromno
stanovanje in je po cele dneve
prebil v sobi. Razmisljal je. v
mislih je bill vedno pri Jozefi,
Proti veceru je sci navadno ma
sprehod. Ko Sc. je nebo odelo 2
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VRAZJE DEKLE
Zgodovinski roman
ILKA VASTETOVA
Zgodovinski roman
ILKA VASTETOVA

pila. Jecar je skrbno zaprl in
zapahnil zelezna vrata.
Nj Sc minila ura, ko so sc vra-
ia zopet odprla. Skozi n je je
stopil guardian in podpiral svo-
jo spremljevalko, XII je tho i'll
tela in drzala rutico pod ocmi.
VISA skljucena, ma patra oprta,
je sla mimo strazarjev in Sc O.
potekla V neprodirno noe
Tho je drsela Sava mimo Ca
sperjeve ladje, pripravljene ma
odhod. Vsi so ze bill ma ladji,
le Casper je stal ma bregu, in z
ostrimi ocmi prebadal noe proti
nerazsvetljenemu mestu.
"Gredo," je tho oznanil,
Trije so prihajali proti prista-
niscu: oni visoki, sloki je bill
Grajzar, V sredi Sc je svetila be-
la Katkina peca in ma dr. u 6
strani?
To nj Maria.
Seveda nj. Kako bi bila, ubo-
zica! Pater je. Guardian je.
"Hvaljen Jezus!" je izprego-
voril guardian.
Amen" je mrko odzdravil
starec.
Tedaj pa -
Casper! O, Gasper!!'
Obe roki mu :je iztegnila ma
proti in Sc mu zrusila k nogam.
Nj je pobral. Yes trd je bill.
Nj bila Katka Bila lie -
Maria.
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sJeep" Helps Save Lives Of War Heroes

SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH PACFIC-"We were landing
big bombs after successful raid the OF the planes
anding with the fiat
jamed runway half the Of the squad
getting dangerously
delay could easily
gallant u s. airmen. Two
hooked the plane.
my These planes weigh and other
crippled The Jeeps roaredstraned and III be Id the two
didn't that off the than 10 minutes
All the rest of boys landed safely"
lieutenant of
squadron the Pacific and graphically tells
the fronts by the modenized original
of these remarkable machines made
by the Mnnea polls Moline Power Implement company
fighting fronts all the world. s.
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Y. najern

Sc odda stanovanje 5 sobami,
zgoraj; kopalnica in gorkota.
Odda Sc mirni odrasli druzini.
Poizve Sc ma 959 E. 67 St., spo-
daj, V soboto in nedeljo cell
dan, druge dni po 6. uri zvecer.
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OdpoDed nesrecne
zene
ROMAN
Po w. Hauffu prireclil Franio Kolenc

- T1tsE 7Es535T I -
milijardami zvezd, je obstal ma
kakem samotnem kraju in je
dolgo zrl v ia bleseeci nebeski
plasc. H.. .
Nekoliko tednov po prihodu V
Mainz Sc je Froben nekega ve-
cera sprehajal po mostu, XII je
vodil preko Rena. Zamisljeno je
povesal glavo in Sc nj zmenil "a
'ljudi, XII so prihajali in odha-
jail mimo NIGGA. Ma Jozefo je
mislil. Tuhtal je, kako bi nasel
izhod il zalostnega polozaja.
Sal je tako hrepenel po sreci
in je hotel tudi Jozefo videti
srecno. Razmisljal je, ali bi Sc
ne dalo dokazati, da je bill "a
kon neveljaven. Jozefa je ven-
dar prisiljena privolila v zvezo
z baronom. Cez nekaj casa je
zalostno zmajal glavo. Bila
je pri polni zavesti in tako 0 ne
veljavnosti nj gOvora.
V tenn trenutku je ropotal
preko mosta voz. Froben sc ne
bi zmenil "a MEGA, a nekaj Sc
je zgodilo, kar ga je vzdramilo
iz otopelosti. Ma uho mu je uda-
rila spanska govorica. Zacude-
no je dvignil glavo. Nasproti je
prihajal cuden voz, kateremu
Sc je ma prvi pogled poznalo, da
nj nemski izdelek. Froben ga
je gledal, Sc bolj pa Sc je zani-
NAL "a cloveka, XII je vrsil sluz-
DO kocijaza. Dozdevalo Sc mu
je, da mora tega moza poznati.
Seveda, sal je to Diego,
streznik don Pedra - je vzklik-
nil, ko je bill voz re cisto blizu.
Obraz sc mu je zjasnil in Sc je
veselo nasmehnil OBJ misli, da
je nasel svojega starega prija-
telja.
- San Jago di Campostella
- je zaklical V tenn trenutku
Diego, XII Sc je V zavesti svoje
vazne sluzbe ponosno oziral
okrog in zagledal mladega
Frobna. Magic Sc je obrnil ma
zaj in je odprl okno zaprtega
voza.
- Don Frobenio je tukaj! -
je veselo sporocil gospodarju,
XII je sedel V vozu. Takoj nato
Sc je odprlo stransko okho vo-
"a in mladenic je zagledal don
Pedra de San Montanjo Ligez.
Voz Sc je ustavil. Naslednji
trenutek je stal Froben poleg
MEGA. Magic je odprl vrata in
je z mladeniskim ognjem objel
starca.
Presenecenje je bilo veliko.
Nekaj trenutkov MISC mogli go
voriti. Diego Sc je yes srecen
smejal, prijatelja pa sta joka-
la Cd veselja: Ljudje so Sc Ia
cudeno ustavljali in gledali ia
nenavadni PRIOR.
(DGlje prihodni5c)
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KVALIFICIRANI Y
PROFES|JI

Nase podjetje je majhna
organizacija. Nam najbolje
ugaja tako, ker moreno po-
svetiti vsakemu in sleher-
nemu slucaju naso osebno
pozornost in nadzorstvo. To
tudi pomeni, da je sleherni
clan nasega staba kvalifi-
Gran svoje profesije in
zmozen vrsiti MENU dode-
ljeno delo.
Nase najvecje zadovolj-
stvo je v tenn, ko Sc zave-
damo, da smo storili vse
. kar najboljse, ter da smo
vsaj v majhni meri poma-
gall lajsati gorje prizade-
tim,
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Hise vCoIIinwoodu

Greenwood, "side by side" 6
sobna stanovanja, emo stanova-
ME zgotovljeno ma 3. nadstrop-
ju. "Breakfast' soba, title" ko-
palnica, 3 garaze. Cena $1O,8OO.
Blizu cerkve sv. Marie, "a 2
druzini, zidana hisa, 2 garaze.
Cena $500.
E. 143 St., 5 in 5 sob; vse v
prvovrstnem stanju. Cena S8,-
200.
Predno kupite hiso Sc zglasi-
tie pri meni. Imam ma ogled vsa-
kovrstne hise "a emo ali vec
druzin ter apartments do 20
druzin.
JOSEPH GLOBOKAR
986 E. "a St.
HE. 6607.
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Dobri nokupi

blaga ostankov, "a obleke.
Velika izbera, poceni. VOLTS
Reliable Store, 6908 Superior
Ave. Nase Gene vam bodo uga-
.iale.
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Mali oglasi
Napr0daj je

lepo trgovsko poslopje, lezece OBJ
prometni cesti, v katerem sta
dive trgovini, craven je pa dvo-
nadstropna hisa in garaza. VISA
poslopja so v najboljsem sta
nju. Krasna prilika "a podjet-
mega rojaka kateri hoce dobro
investirati svoj denar. Lastnik
proda il razloga, ker ne zivi v
mestu. Ia informacije poklicite
~. 1889, po 6. uri zvecer.
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Three blue pIumes IN her
lovely hair-and wore a blue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Visits Lille Club

The Little Club was nice the
other night Saw Or. and Mrs
AllteH-Rptub-palld- Hamilton
with his two pretty daughters.
Margaret and Elizabeth Mary.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. a Dean-came
in Mrs Dean bubbIing over
with interesting bits on the po-
htIcai situation With which she
keeps IN constant touch. Gym
tina was with her parents and
bids fair 70 be AS pretty as her
mother. She was very smart in
blue.
The Ralph Stoepels are Civ
ing a house party planned for
thus week end The Paul Wea-
docks are az their summer
place al Camlachie. Canada.
Noticed a--merrv- -hreakfaSI
party AZ the Country Club the
other day Ahram Nanderzee.
Col burn StandiSh. Stephen
StaCkpole and Mr.. Vessel were
all chatting over SauSageS and
WheatcakeS before taking or
for Is holes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
u. D. High P-TA
Maps z Activities

THE P-TA Of the University
Of Detroit High School is plan
ming two major activities for
its fall and winter program.
The fall festival dinners will be
held Oct. II and %. and a spe-
cial affair. slated as Gala
Night" will be held Feb. 2.
Mrs. Fred SoutherS. president
Of the group. is organizing the
events.
The following chairmen of
standing committees have been
named: Mrs. John Harrington,
membership. Mrs. James Hayes,
program: Mrs. Edward Moore,
publicity: Mrs. John Moons. re-
ceptlon. and Mrs. Daniel Muir
phV. social
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

ttfnffitdn.
Plans for the dance were dis
cuSsed At garden luncheon
party held Monday at the home
OF Mrs. Alan Chapel in Joy
road, Dearborn. Other projects
10 be- undertaken by the group
VIII be marionette show in
December, and the annual
green's market TO be held Dec.
IL. Ia and IS. Miss Emma
DuBord addressed the group
on the latter event.
Following the meeting Mrs.
Ralph Champney and her
daughter, Mrs Clyde Ziegler
presented program of piano
duets and Mrs. Wallace Smith
arranged display of ribbons
and awards won by the branch
at-the recent harvest shows
held at Belle Isle and Dearborn.
Among those attending the
meeting were:
AEsDAMEs
Henry Ford Truman Rsro,.,
william p BDsnt Louis Ives
" Prunk charisG Foa
Lloyd Smith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Meeting Follows
"Wednesday Mass

LADIES OF CHARITY OF
81. Vincent's Orphanage Will
hold a breakfast meeting fol-
lowing 9 o'clock mass Wednes-
day in the orphanage chapel in
McDougall avenue. Miss Gene
We've Hazard of the USO will
be guest speaker. Reservations
are being taken by Mrs. Joseph
LaDerriere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Overseas League,
Fete on Monday

MEMBERS OF the Women $
Overseas Service League viii
be- the guests OF Mrs l.. NJ.
Spencer al dinner AZ s p. m.
on Monday in her home IN HAIRS
dale road bloomfield Hills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

Mrs. Ford looks like her
pretty mother and so does Mrs.
t'ord's daughter Mrs. sam
Bell.
Since We began 10 talk about
cordiallty part of their charm
Is the instant lighting up Of
their faces when they see some
one they know. Met Mrs Harry
Lynn Plerson, too, and loved
her bright smile and wave,
Elaine Schenck is another who
IS always warm and friendly IN
her greeting. We're glad she i
back home.
lane TroW lust passed
smart in black and gray-laugh-
ing merrlly with her father
Jack Frazer. These two are
NTIAT- TTIITTllE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Dearborn
Dance Set

THE DEARBORN branch of
the Women's National Farm
and Garden Association will
hold an early American dance
preceded by dinner, Oct. q. in
the Dearborn Country Club.
Mrs. jamie Johnson viii be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Art Series
OnOct. IS

The World Adventure Series,
which will he held Sunday
afternoons in the Detroit Insu-
tute of Arts. will open Oct. Is
with Julien Bryan on "Our Ally,
Russia" George F. Pierrot is
the managing director of the
series which presents world
travellers for lectures. usually
accompanied by movies.
Many of this seasons pro-
grams will concern countries in
which American armed forces