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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
EL|ZABETHTOWN

ELIZABETHTOWN, Dec. %. -
Mrs. w. B. Kay Of Washington, DC
arrived Thursday and is spending
two weeks with her mother, Mrs.
c. R. Jordan and her son Billie.
Sheriff. and Mrs. H. M. Clark
and sons, Giles, David and Rogers,
left Sunday to visit Manley Clark,
Jr., of the U. S. Navy stationed at
Palm Beach. They will also visit
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Kemp in Ocala.
Miss Lillian McCulloch, a stud
ent at Queens college, Charlotte,
is spending the holidays with her
mother. Mrs. E. F. McCulloch.
1t. and Mrs. H. P. Greene, who
have been stationed in New Jersy
for some time are visiting the lat
tiers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Young.
DR.. and Mrs. C. J. Goodwin and
children, Judy and Jack, of Bre-
ward are spending several days
with Mrs. w. A. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. H. Clark and
Tommy Clark spent Christmas day
with relatives in Wadesboro.
Miss Carolyn Mckay is spending
the holiday season at her home in
St. Pauls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bum and
children, Miss Margaret and How
ard, Jr., of Zebulon, are visiting
Miss Mary Mcleod. Other guests
of Miss Mcleod during the week
were: Mrs. A. R. Bullock and chill
dren of Fairmont.
Mrs. Clyde Clark and daughter,
Beverly of Wilmington, spent a
few days this week with Mrs.
C1ark's mother, Mrs. C. r. Jor-
dan.
Boyd Hammer who is working in
Orangeburg. S. c., is spending the
holiday season at his home here.
Norman McCulloch, of the U. S.
Navy, arrived last week and is
spending the Christmas season
with his wife and mother.
Tommy Clark and Bobby Poole,
students at Davidson college, are
spending several days at the re-
spective homes.
Captain and Mrs. J. L. Collier
spent last weekend in Rocky
Mount with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Privctt.
Cadet LeGrande Tatum Of Fork
Union, Va, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Tatum. He had
as his guest last week, Cadet Rich
ard Stops, of Newport News Va.
Miss Magazine Parker, Of Notre
Dame college in Baltimore is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
A. Parker, for few days.
Miss Dale Hammer of Elon col
lege is spending the holidays at
her home here.
Miss Dorothy Spivey, Miss Mel
lie Spivey, Miss Clara Spivey and
Miss Marjorie Powell, students at
Flora Macdonald college, are
spending the festive season at
their respective homes.
Billy Fisher and Julian Keith OF
Wake Forest college are visiting
their parents for several days.
Carl Newton of Ashbury college
is spending several days with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. r. z. New
ton.
Misses Frances Cain, Helen
Johnson, Johnny and Miriam
Averitte, Anne Thompson, Mary
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
Hoop Skirts
For | 9 &c
BY DOROTHY ROE

hSSOClaLeu fIcSc dSu1Ou EOltOT
American women are going
feminine with a bang after the &C.
we're Silhouette Of the war years.
Real hoop skirts are in the fashion
lineup for spring, 1916, along with
padded hips. sloping shoulders, &C.
fentuatad bustlings and corsets
worn in bathing suits.
After every war there Is a
,hsnge in the fashionable sill.
houette. The changes in store as
The aftermath of World War II
ne predicted by leading American
designers as follows:
Omar Kiam. Women are re.
taxing mentally after the tense
war years. 1T will be dressy
year. Clothes will be designed
10 sit and look pretty in.
Adele Simpson. An era Of
vanity is beginning. The fash
ion accent will be on bosoms, in
drapery and revealing cut.
Nettie Rosenstein. .Accentuate
the bosom, minimize the waistline.
Samuel Kass. Very full skirts
and exaggerated fullness through
out.
Valentino. We are entering
The most honest period Of fashion
since Greek times. A woman's
clothes will tell the truth about her
figure with the result that it it is
TOO bad she will do something
about it.
Sophie. Soft, fragile draperies
.laces and chiffons.
Fra Benenson. Women who
love sweets will get a break this
year. The hips and torso can
look round, but the waist must be
timer than ever.
Lilly Dache. Heads will look
romantic and in the clouds in
pretty colored, high riding hats.
All will be off-the face and jut-
ting forward.
Emily Wilkens. The debutante
Of 1916 will look like her great
grandmother with a hustle and a
handspan waistline.
Joe Copeland. With men back
10 stay, women have begun to turn
on the charm.
Brownie There will be the
lock of lot of fabric Skirts
will stay short.
Adrian. Don't look like 4 belt
ed barrel in your suit!
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

OIICc I1IIPdtIClII
man who needed to have every
thing run smoothly would have
become so used to having his
plans changed, standing in line,
doing things he hated to do, that
he would develop a more tolerant,
philosophical attitude toward life.
That, far from growing away
from his children during his alb
sence from them, a man might
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
Margaret Vowel
W. J. Blackwell, Jr.,
Will Marry Sunday

The marriage Of Miss Margaret
=. Vowel and Cpl. William ].
Blackwell, Jr., will be solemnized
on Sunday afternoon, December 30.
at 8 o'clock at Trinity Methodist
church.
No invitations have been issued
but friends of the couple are cor
daily invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

Robinson, Hilda Priest, Polly In
gold Enid Atkinson, students at
East Carolina Teachers college.
are visiting at their respective
homes.
Hemon Robinson, of the U. S.
Navy, spent a few days this week
with his mother, Mrs. H. H. Robin
son.
Robert Byrd, who is taking a
commercial course at Kings Bust
ness school in Raleigh, is spending
several days at his home here.
David Ray Whitfield of Richmond,
Va, spent Saturday at his home
here.
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Alice B, Moore
Bird ELECT Of
Next Week, Feted

Miss Alice Borden Moore, bride.
elect Of January 3, was honored
osterdav at a luncheon at ]
..clock given at the Cape Fear
.nb Second and Chestnut street
Guests included: Miss Moore,
.onoree: Mrs. John o. Dunn, Miss
pegqy Moore, Mrs. William M.
Henderson, Mrs. Roger Moore,
Mss Nancy Lynch, Mrs. Maurice
Moore and Mrs. E. R. Colbert
NJ spotsylvania, w. V.
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OF them home
would look better
than it ever hac
before. That the
once = taken = for
granted convent
ences Of civilized
living would hold
real glamor for
the men who had
been W i t h o u I
them for several
years.
That many a
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
PERSONALS

Major and Mrs. John J. Neuer
and daughter of Mitchell Field,
have returned after spending the
h oliday with Major Neuer's
mother, Mrs. E. K. Neuer.
Major and Mrs. Jim Frank Hack
Ter and young son, and Mrs. Hack
ler's sister, Miss Julia Tatum, who
have been spending Christmas with
Mrs. Hackers family in Bladen-
boro, have arrived for a visit with
Major Hackers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hacker in Forest Hills.
Miss Frances P. Menefee of Pine.
hurst, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. ]. Walter Williamson at her
home on Market street. Miss Meme
fee came to attend the annual
Christmas ball of the L'Arioso Ger.
man club held here last night at
the country CLUB.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Jeffords and
Capt. and Mrs. A. I. Jeffords, Jr.,
who have been visiting Mrs. JET
lords family, Mr.. mad Mrs. B. w.
Durham left yesterday afternoon
for their home in Savannah, Ga.
Mrs. J. D. Robbins OF Forest Hills
was called to Raleigh due to the
critical illness of her mother, Mrs.
George Corbin.
Miss Margaret Leeuwenburs has
returned to the city after spending
the holidays with her sister, Mrs.
C. F. Andrews in Lacoochee, Fla.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

T-Sgt. and Mrs. Harold E. Geedy
announce the birth of a daughter,
Gretchen Veneta, December %,
at Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs.
Geedy is the former Veneta Adams
OF Leland.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
BY RUTH MILLETT

They warned us OF the posi-
bility Of all sorts of unfortunate
changes in returning servicemen.
But why don't they tell us:
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

Now that strawberries as large
as apricots have been developed
Grandpappy Jenkins is looking for
ward to strawberry not-so-short
cake.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

CHADBOURN. Dec. %. - Mr.
and Mrs. Hal Ramey of Elizabeth
town, KY, arrived Wednesday tt
spend the Christmas holidays with
relatives here and in Maxton.
Young people arriving from tn,
various colleges last week were:
Miss Betty Agnes Brady from
Queens, Misses Barbara Strole
Louise Elliott and Jean Peal from
W.C.U.N.C. Miss Edith Brutor
from Greensboro college. Misses
Ann Wooten and Frances Brewer
from Peace college. Miss Martha
Jane Lewis from Flora Macdonald
college. Billy Elrod from Duke
and Leo Derrick from Wake For
est.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Elliott o.
Charlotte, are spending Christina!
holidays with Mrs. j. B. Elliott
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Land hav,
their children and grandchildre,
for the Christmas holidays-Mr
and Mrs. Mercer Tillinghast an.
two children from Atlanta, Ga
Misses Peggy and Johnsie Barbe
of Charlotte, Mr.. and Mrs. Purdi
Richardson and daughter of Ashe
vile.
Mrs. w. K. Willis, Misses May
sic and Myrtle Willis of Whiteville
visited friends in Chadbourn, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carte
and children of Winston-Salem
are spending the holidays wit
relatives.
Mrs. John Deeds (nee 1t. Mar
garet Bryan has returned from
the Pacific Theatre and is at hom'
with her mother, Mrs. S. c. Bryan
Capt. Deeds is expected hom'
soon. 80.
Miss Patience Newland is spend
ing the holidays with her sister
Mrs. Estelle Pittman and daugh
tiers in Elizabethtown.
Miss Maysie Miller of White
vile, is spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Wiggin
and frankie Of Fairmont, and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wilson ant
children of Warsaw, are spending
Christmas with Mrs. J. B. Elliott
Miss Opal Mincher of Whining
ton, is at home for Christmas holi
days.
1t. and Mrs. r. I. Macmillan
Of Washington, D. c., Mr.. ant
Mrs. Gary Cox of Boone, and Mrs
Roy Keplar are visiting relative!
here.
Mrs. ]. A. Baldwin has as hel
guest for Christmas Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Dixon and son, Carl, Of New
Bern, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Sewel
and Sonny of Lumberton, Mis-!
Jessie Inman of New Bern, ane
Mrs. Annie Lou Cowan and Mis-!
Ruth Cowan of Whiteville.
Miss Louise Mercer of Char
lotte, is visiting her mother. Mrs
D. D. Mercer.
Mike Borders, former pharma
cist for Derricks Drug store, spent
several days with Prof. and Mrs
Derrick last week.
Miss Thelma Koonce Of Char
lotte, is spending the holidays with
her mother, Mrs. C. D. Koonce
The Misses Loman, former resi-
dents of Chadbourn, now residing
in Wilmington, were visitors here
over the weekend.
]. B. McIver of Louisville, Ga.
is visiting his mother, Mrs. D. C.
McIver.
Mrs. J. G. White of Rt. is
quite ill in James Walker Memoir
al hospital, Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Leary OF Rt
| announce the birth of a son II
Columbus county hospital, White
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood Edge o,
Greensboro visited Mrs. j. A
Brown in Whiteville Saturday
Mrs. Edge will be remembered as
a former home economics teacher
here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
HOUSING ACUTE

RALEIGH, Dec. 28.-(REChan-
cellor J. w. HARRISON of State Col
lege said today that the influx of
service veterans at the college dur
ing the current registration period
"has created a housing problem
more acute tn an at any time dur
ing the history Of the institution. :"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

The word Napoleon, accord
ing to Photographs, means a card
game, a boot, coin and a pastry.
What? hiccups Bar Fly Benny,
mo brandy?''
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
CHADBOURN

CHADBOURN, Dec. %. - Mr..
and Mrs. Hal Ramey of Elizabeth
town, KY, arrived Wednesday to
spend the Christmas holidays with
relatives here and IN Miovtop
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Si<t,erkeitSratidl6o
Ses GlcOelano Safctg Councils
iulltcn bciulat iuerOen

Gin i3jdbrigcr anabe Derlor lln
linalt feline rcdtc 9ano Oilrh Ole Grs
piciion emer iapani'dleu goinbc. Die
cin slnpenuanoter i'm McbrNien't
aus ocln Gajiii den &rIegsielo bein:
gcitidt bate. Sas Gleuc!olo tSGie-
ip Go,ulnil marnt. oa6 Soltucni,r.
bor,bsl uio s&aIicn picllcidjt lebr &c.
i1DrIid, iiuS. Selblt luenn Die Siilie
lccr gcn,adt trllrbc, fann has Climb
biitden nod gclaocn lcin. llnuorlidj-
tigcs SaRohabell bon Ynt:nnen fubrt
pieucitt Sr ltapcrsr &crlcsung.
@elu Sic cin iolhcs Souoeuier CT.
bultcn, ruicu Sie Die Yplisci pbcr
gtilitiir slutoritdteu imo lailcn sic
cs untcriufcn
Ser ,pinoige a'iirS lit Die 3sit, no
ntan AM sSelier adtgebeil mus. Is
gibt iaoe Ytiinlte ein Scimieuer I'M
Sanoe. Neniiscu Sic cltcu Gag MA
Sic cicttriltc siusitattllng 81 inter.
iutbcn iii: lhnbbaitc @rltaitOtciie
oocr obselpiiste Srab.c. auh ad)tc,l
Sie oarnui nab Strc Srabtleitiing
nitbt iiberlaoeu lit. Ifaheii Sic SIR
Scim suln iideriteu Srt. iii ,peldem
iie le6cn.
Sor 81 Sabren brad)te SroBe Sbio.
ltno Snoiana- -lleberiduucmniling 732
Imerifaneru ben Sno. aoer lestes
'Sabr nurhen ourb tdalide ltnidue
$1,000 iuneebraht. lleberidNuent
muusen linS 9tatlrereisniiie, abel
llnidlc wcrOer ourf, Sanolungei
ser Menihen ueruriadJt. Oaber ieie,
Sic poriid):ig aui ieoe Irl unb belieu
Sic nit Scbell i'll Iparen.
aeiu Narrentrciben. Haufcr BET.
uriad)ten naDeju ein eSiinftel alle.
9rdnoe in Sen Gsreinigtci Staatel1
nno oas lit fcin Spab! so niemals
raud)en lie i'm 9ett uno ieicn iie iid,er
oa5 nid,t eim hrcnncnSes 3iinbbolS.
hcn ODER Cigarette in eiucli Nbfali
forb III luerier. Us lit lpirIlit, feili
spriliherS in Haud, ali5useben.
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3eit ben OroBteiI ibrer araft ,,no
8ieIiesurs ouf Supan 81, fon5crtric-
rem. Gie Grgcbniiie im 8a5ifit Siiri-
ten baber aud) auf europa einen
gr0bercn EinilnB nilsiiten, aIS in,
allgemci,len angenonme, apiro.
,gou bciouoers lcbAaitem Snf,r-
lie tit ois Jrage Der fiinftBen ye.
5iebumacn 5lpiifen 9iiBlaio lmo Sa.
pan" idbrt Sas idpucoiidje 9latt fort
rGs lit oIlcroings nlnpahrlheinlid'.
oab Siniin pur bat, isiilc Holitif g.
geniibcr ,Sapan raoifdl 5u d;lbe-a.
Nc!uii, GngIanS lulo Die &ercinis
ten Staatcn ,piiroen Sublauo seri;
ocn &ricg gegcil Sapalr mitmadFlt
isbeu, aber bas gclbs Mcid) bat Dor
lnnsem itton icin eigcncs Stalia9rao
uro 81 9llamein burdnladrn nliiilell
lino Sapan Iiebt iid iett elmer pss-
beerenoeH stieoerlagc geacniiber. Sci
neaataItrcpbs oiirite gcnar 10 ihred.
lid iucroen, ,uic sic Selitiblanos.
BUR See babcn oic S,sarancr 0ie fiber
ip1Itigenoc lteberlegcnbcit Nr sme'
rifancr DOR lid,, lnb nur on 2anN
babcn tic nod cine headtlid)e St1rf,,
iooai oie ill erpartcnOe Snpaiicn
BON SSapan ielbit lrlo ieincn ,8eiie.
ungea" oui oen aiiatiifer ieltlanS
lib INNER nod als seipib nidt cia,
lad, erlpeilen oiirite."
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Hippc>rcifte Gheoter
r3bc three GatalerDs" be8innt bent:
9onnerStaa, ben 20. MGr5

slns ser launigen Nelt pon Wal'
ter 1isncp fommt oas ilptteite, freu.
oigitc nu,iitaliidl bcrallidenoe Sha,i.
ipiel ocs Iagas .gbe three Guballr'
ros". Iics Wilo entbdlt alles bas lta
ic lebcn ipollten in einem Iisnep.
Slim, aubcr einige, lteberraid)ungea
Gin Iriu bon 2atein-N -Nmcrifas ,uid.
tighten nlltiifaIiidlen Stcrncu iueroerl
aultreten ii, Sen uerid,ieocnen 1inrei.
beuOen Momeliten oes sSilms. sluros
ra Miranoo aus Mio Sc Saneiro iinst
uno tar,st IN Daia Seal,en5e nit DC
nalo Iuf. Cora 2n5. beriibrntar
Nad)tflub Stern bon .Vtcrico Gitp
iillgf: .g)uu belong to mn Seart"
urc Guruen Wfolina tritt auf i'll
Cactus YuIfa ullo 2ilongo 9lun.
nlcrn. Gs ipirfen nod nit Soc Ga.
riora, ;ito unOerc ,uehr. Wenn liz
ciuntal gut iad)ell luollen bann iebeil
lie oielen beicnOeren Slim i'm 3ippo-
bronze Tbeatcr ah %. Mars.
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Aetes Krc,,3
ariegSionb- -aampagnc nahcrt lid,
benz GnOe

Tas 0rob Elepelano Supitel oes
Mmeri!aniiheu HoteG &rcu5es ltett
Dor lcincn GntId)eiounaslilnoen, ca
lid) Die aampagne ben 81. Mars,
ocm MbId,lubtaa, nibcrt. Sehe er.ra
Winnte BON irciiui!liec:n Samlncln
Ser Mrbcitcr lolpie icocr ertra Collier
Ser bon Glepeln,rocrn ae9eben lpirS,
6as ,pirf!id SntcreiIe ourin nebme,l
oas Gptc &rells ult scr Scitc Der
Streitfrdfte jll bultcn trdgt Slrt,:
Credit lmlcrcr Staot bel. laBt Gba$.
$. Gsaltcao, @sucral -Gsrlitcr ocs
Notcn &reuj .&ricgsiuuo.
SIN aampagne SSaaptollarii2r,
1927 HroIpect sluc., lptrDcn nod
inlmer Ye,trioe bon 'old)en Glcuts
lanoeri,, sic ild)t crrcifhar oocr c..
reidt luuroeu, cntgegcHscicnnnen.
llnicre isreiipiiligcn Seller baben
cite feline MrDeit gctnn &ir oanfen
alien auis berilid,lte. Mir pilicn abcr
oaB Tie nid)t ollie crreiht baben, Die
perne audi aegeben batten, aber es
lit nod 3eit unS hc,lte lit Ser Gag
Fir sic, Sic nod llidt gegebeu baben,
su geben.
Giuigc bic ld)un gegeben babcll
uno pielleid)t ipiinihen nod etluas
bei5utrosen iiuo berslid) lpllltomnel
bel Sen 2cilerit Ser &dgne.
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tMsidsnu dss Office Of wus informosion)
Waihingto,r. wMnncrifa cntifie,
Iib oafiir. 5ii oleither 3eit ,inb III
fpcit bon chamber entiernten &riegs
idanp!ascn - gegen Sipel grobe Mi.
lit1ritaaten aries sn iiibrcn. ino IS
bat audi ieinc 6abig.eit bc!uieien oicS
gu tlln.' idjrcibt Sic idnucoiidlc Sci
t,tng .Spbsuenta Ingblaoet". ,Tos
@inpreifcn Ser elmerifancr III Ocn
&riee in europa auar nlis ioerlo,
gild)en unb anSeren @riillocn lilruer,
meiobar. &On rein nlilitiriihen &c
iihtspunftcn aus lpirc Gilglailo a..
lein nid)t III Scr Gage ge,uGeE, al!T
oen aontincnt ju lnnScn uuo cbeitlo
,ucnia w1rc es Mublnno moalidl ac-
trsicn, Gel,tidtano ohne Srlic ourG,
cine anocrr jrout s,l Id,lascii. Is
iiebt INNER nod 10 aus, ais OBJ Der
&rica in europa suerit su Giloc &c
ben miro, aber inialgc Der a,ncrifo-
niidcn 3lpeiironten! !Stratcgie nci9t
ser aricg iest cher aui einen boppc,-
ten Sipl,lp,n,ft bin anltait an'
siuci uouia ppneinaoer actrennt fa.-
Icnoe Gntld>ciOu,hacn.
Ser Grieg acgen SentlhfanS
mag ba0ur6 ctluas lanaer oarerr,
als Dies Ser iau iein piiroe, ,penn
nod nlsDr amcrifaniid}e lruppen oil
Der Sfieniipe gegen ben Slein teilgc'
nonmen bdttcn. Mber ielbIt bonn Ell
rop1iiden @clidjtspunft aus hat cine
idt,cac Gntifeiou,s in Jernc.l
Siten audi ibrc Gortcile. 1ueil 0a
natrd, niiiill;h Die @citmahte nit1
ae;iuunsen ,perocn, oiii ulab'ebba,
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@aibinetan. Gic CEM n.odte elite
nenc Silte hcfannt. aui Der ai,Igc-
iiibrt miro. III lpcldgr 9teibeniolsc
YrioritGtcn slim Gr!bcrb BON MutU,
reiicn iiir Gerioncn,poecr an 3ipili-
item c:tsilt ,reroe1 louen. Sic 2iltr,
oie nit 8ilie ser Mar @tanpoluer
Gonm,iiiiou allfgcitcllt ,puroc.
lhliebt alle Sabrer Elm sic r9"- ODER
g. -aartcu pabcn llno teiite oieie
cntipredsnt ibrer sSid,tisteit fir sic
&ricefiibrune lit bier Sflaiien ein. !.
Siele Ginteilung miro erforoerlid.
,pie SYa a.,sfiibrte, rpeil Oie &cifen,
Sic i'm Monat Npril fiji oieie yabrer
porbanocn icia speroeii, nur cine
9Fillion betragen. lp1Drcno int Wurj
1.6 Iilliernn fiir oicien 3ref sir
Scrfiigulg ltanocn.
,su ser eriten &laiie auf oieier
neuen Site iteben Mcrste. &ranfen.
pfleaerinnen im oficntliden Geiuno-
beitsOienlt, Eplisci mo iolf,eariesS-
arbeiter, Die in oen Srinasuolten Su-
olitriea beid)dftigt iino. Bon ben 25
MiQionen Autonobilen, Die nod be-
trieben lperoe1 fallen uneefibr3OO,-
600 IN 0ieie erite 9laiie.
Sn Ser siueiteu Sruppc iiao
&rieasarbeiter in mtbercn .piGtigell
8etrie5en. ssarmer. 5arnlarbeiter
uuo Sertreter bon grbsitnebmeril,
Irbeitern anS Ser Megierung, oie
lid nit Ser geihaiiuns bon Mr6ei-
tern fir luidtise 9etrie6e befaiicn.
Sill ser britten @rrbpe iino Ginfdu.
fer iiir ,rihtige Betricbe l,nS iolbc
Eerionen, sic tehniitp Gienitleiitun,
gen iiir iold,e 0etrisbe Ieiiien. unto
in scr bierten lino ale anberen Si,.
baber bon So. uno &C. =aarten. Na,
tiirlih mus aud, lpeiterhiu in icbem
Ginseiiall ser Beoarf bes Neifens
Oargctau ,peroen.
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IN Sen Spnrlncr 1916 bineiieauer.,
iicbt lid Seuifd)laltb ciller 6ln9crs.
not gfacniiber, I'M Gergleih NIT Ocr
iclbit sic id)linlmitcn SunsersuDte
in Gbina nid)t 81, peraleidjen iino, :"
id)rcibt oie idapeSiibc 3citlrne. Stof-
bnlms SiGnitgcn" in einem 8eriht
aus Solitid,lano. uSis iest bon Ocn
Nuiien bcietien 0ltlid)en Geile Oes
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6iillitel ser @elamtbsuolfcrll,a bon
2eutldNano unb lieferten Gin 9rittel
scr geianlten beutld,en Wetreioepro.
ouftion, bia S1lfte leincr &artoffel.
crntc, oic Salite aIlel 3uferriiben
ilno sic Sdlftc allen &lnOpiebs rnO
aller SdNpeine fir sic Seriorgnng
oes &eides. lleberoics lit eiii @roB-
tell Der SltbcoOlferllllg ms Snncrc
oes Heidjes geflobfn uno bat Oanrit
oie 3abl bercr erb0bt, Die perIorgi
lperoen nriiiien. auh oie oeutid)e Ar.
nice, sic iriibcr ibre 2ebe,lsmitt.l
aus ocn croberten 2dn0ern 5og. mub
iebt innerDaIb' 0iples 8ebietcs pcr.
iorst luerbeu, oab iebon purbcr elor-
me G,n1brllnesldlpicrigteiten bate.
llno oasu fosnmt nod, ba6 es aud)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29

0pnOult. Der Mosfuuer Seiloer er.
fl1rtc, 0ab oiterreidilhe Nartilanen-
banoca begonuen babell Die Vorte.
reitungen ser gsa5is fiir einell lestcn
Stanh it sen Siroler 8ergcll 81 ia
boticrlll.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29

September 1889 beoantl, lrie4tiess.
fefret6r Sir San,cs Grige Dor oerl
llnterbaitS erflGrtc. Riiiiide 8eri&-
te iibcr sic Gcutid,en bon Ser Der @p-
ten Mrmee bciaebrnht, iprahen bon
mcbr als 10000, 900 Iotcn imo Ge-
fangenen, ohne aa5l,geben. ,pie uicl
bapon al,f Wefangene cttfauen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
1,5OO,OOO Deutihe icit
Krieesoeeiiti, eeiaiteett

9onbon. slundberno aioertbalb
Millionen Ieutid)e iino bon ben al:-
ierten al sen 6rpnten i'm Siten iro
@eiten gefangcnen genommen ipor.
Sen, ieit Ser curopiiidp Grieg I'M
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
osa..s..ss, q, sss ! |. 20. ses.,' tslS

iiir Die Jriibiabrsbeitell elluns iotpobl
an Diineemittsln ais an arbeitS.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29

Sir Die Holitifer lit sas Nidel-
6abrgelS ilnner elm 3usitiif setpeic,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-02

EXHAUST FANS To- 10 90" for sale.
VIII buy u ". p. and up a. c.
used motors, single phase. Barker
Electric, 10 s. Huron. Phone I'LL.
USED RECORDS 2Oc EACH
FAMILY RADIO SHOP
l06 w. Michigan. Phone 3.
LAMPS-Table, floor, bridge, pin
W, bed lamps and boudoir. Extra
shades. Ypsilanu Piano Co.. 4O2
T.. Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-02
We Need
Houses

EXPANSION OF OUR AIR
CRAFT ENGINE DIVISION
requires construction Of
flight test facilities which
is nearing completion at
Willow Run, Mich. Therefore
we need homes in this vicin-
ity for some OF our key
personnel. We have estab-
lished an office under the
direction of Mr.. Harry Lewis
10 assist in this problem.
II You have property for rent
please call him at NpSilanti
1900 Ext. Sl42 between S a,
m. and $50 D. m. Monday
through Friday or 8 =. m.
70 ~ noon on Saturday.
PACKARD MOTOR CAR co.
TOLEDO PLANT
Toledo, Ohio
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-02
CIubviieW
Drive 338

KELVTNATOR six room mod
ern brick colonial, breakfast
nook, tiled kitchen, tiled bath, 2
laNatorles, air conditioned. oil
heat. Screened terrace. 100 II.
frontage, handicapped, facing sec
ond hole OF Washtenaw Golf
Club. storm windows. awnings,
and screens Plastered has ement.
Fine condition. $4,000. Terms.
For appointment call 2s5-J-2 eE-
cept Mon Wed Friday then az
ter 500. Transferred. Owner.