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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-22
WEATHER
Eastern Standard Time)

Eastern Standard Time)
sBy o. 3. Weather Bureau
Meteorological data for the a hours
ending 1850 pm, yesterday.
Temperature
1:3o am, S.; 1880 am, So; 1850 pm, 50:
1880 pm, S.
Maximum 81; Minimum 70; Mean "a;
Normal ~.
Humidity
1880 am, 100; 1880 am. 100; 1850 pm, IS;
1880 pm, -.
Precipitation
Total for the "a hours ending 1880 pm,
OILS inches.
Total since the first of the month,
2.29 inches.
Tides For Today
Q'rom the Tide Tables published by
U. 5. Coast and Geodetic SURVEY
High Low
wilmington ------- 6:16a 12:45a
6:4op LISP
Masonboro Inlet ------- 4:20a 1o:44a
4:48p 1o:50p
Sunrise, $40 am; Sunset, 500 pm.
Moonrise, 2:o7 PM; Moonset, 1853 am.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-22
What A Cough!
And howit hurts, and nags
and disturbs your sleep.

Chronic bronchitis may develop if
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron-
chitis IS not treated and you cannot
afford to take chance with any medi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed
bronchial mucqoI membranes.
Creomulsion lends beechwood
creosote byspecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you bottle of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way 1t quickly allays the cough, per-
uniting rest and sleep, or you are to
have YOUR money back. (Adv.)
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-22

People of the Stone Age, 500, 1000
to 100000 years ago, lived in nat
ural caves and rock crevices,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-22

The 1910 federal census listed
nearly 100000 adults who had
never attended any school and
100000 children, aged six to Is,
who were not attending any
school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Col. Selway Bushes At
Custer; Negroes Get New
Jobs, Are Pacific Bound

ZION heard Cen DAVIS In he
afternoon Cen Eshc eud Tho o'h-
ers spoke again 90 ihc men Tins
time Eakcr told them o. The new
organization which col Davis
VIII now command
Elements Of 'he f,sth viii in-
cludc two bomber sQualfons- ard
che fighter squadron from me
a3end fighter group The re-
naming elements o. the ss2nd
viii be held in strategic reserfe
The feeling among the men %
The group now is thar win me
change morale will be li;irl ~
most immediately ami mat new
job opportunities viii be on
ened 10 the Negro flicIs IN cone
mand operation ard inspection
positions Heretofore all Of ihese
Jobs have hccn held by Whites.
This is the third command
which col Davis has held ~.
took me original Goth Pursuit
squadron overseas later returned
and took command ~ tho srcnd
Fighter rrour
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Returns After IL
Months Service

ATLANTIC CITY, y. - TO
Amos Taylor Robinson. age -. If
1855 Goodwin avenue. Detroit.
husband OF Mrs. Theresa Robinson.
and son OF Arnold Robinson. Of
Dayton. Ohio. has recently rctnru-
cd from service outside inc con-
tiaental limits of the United states
and is now temporarily stationed
at the Army Ground and Service
Forces Redistribution station.
While at this installation he viii
be given a series OF tests TO de-
termine his fitness for future as
signments.
to Robinson served Il moths
as a laborer in the Asiatic- Pacific
theatre of operations. lie Is n ro-
cipient OF the Asiatic- Pacific Cam
paign Ribbon and the Good Con-
duct Medal Before entering the
service. to Robinson was employ
ed by the Cadillac Motor Car conn
pany.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Morale Lifts As Col. Davis Takes Command
Lest We Forget Sacrifices
Being Made In Our Behalf

dead, some wounded and God
knows who else. Ii is after this that
real fear comes aud you sit and
shake like sick animal. During
this crucial period time means
nothing, but when you finally
pull yourself together il means
everything The first day passes.
then comes The second. II is this
day that one OF the boys goes
beserk and steps off OF the raft
into the cold Molochius water. lie
doesn't even come TO the surface
once. Then the third day. and at
last you are picked up.
Your thoughts while on the
raft have heen many. But first and
foremost is, viii | ever see home
again.
Eventually you are returned 10
the shores OF your country and YOU
do not wear your service bars be-
cause too many fellow CTS do who
have never seen action overseas.
The time rolls around for reas-
signment and you are sent TO one
Of the navy pools in the Southland
There il is flung violently into
your face that you arc colorcd and
that your Uniform and sacrifices
mean nothing to the whites land 20
many OF your own people, OF this
area. You wonder. DO have a
country? What am fighting for?
Is II worth it?' You see. YOU still
see your ship going down with
guys who were fighting for Old
Glory and you wonder If. wherever
they are. they can see the farce
their lives were sacrificed for"
Our speaker grows silent with
this He has said all he has 20
say. In moment he says good
night and stoically walks away.
Now It's your time to wonder?
Are we. the people OF these Init
ed States. worthy OF The sacrifices
being made in our hehi II" Are we
worth one torn body worth one
d.s-ilcd mini. worth the many
dead and those yet to die? Frankly
WONDER.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Two Michigan Men
Return To State

Army Ground ana Service Forces
Redistribution Station. Camp Hul-
ner. y. c Pfc James W. Drake.
son Of Mrs. Rosa Drake, Of loli
Division. Detroit, IS currently sta
toned at the Redistribution sta
ton. where he will spend TWO
weeks before reporting TO his Few
ASSIGNMENT in the United States.
lie was returned recently to inc
United Safes after having served
81 months IN the European theatre
OF operations.
Pvt Samuel Shepherd. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. wyatt Shepherd OF
473 Lenoir street, River Rorso. is
also stationed at the Redistribution
Station. He was returned to the
United States after having serYed
81 manrhs in the Southwest Paci.
Tic theatre Of operations. where he
served as n truck driver. lie holds
the AsiatIc-Pacific theatre ribbon
with two campaign stars. Good
Conduct. American Defense aud
the American theatre ribbons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Third Detroit
Medic Becomes
Flight Surgeon

Captain Harry L. Riggs, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Riggs,
6T23 Stanford avenue. was the
third Detroit physician 10 he
graduated from the Army Air
Forces School of Aviation Medi-
cines. Randolph Field Texas.
lie completed the course on June
%. Two other Detroiters. Capt.
Chas. Brooks. and Capt Alfred
Thomas, are also graduates OF
The school.
Under the guidance OF is COM
mandant. Brig. Gen. Eugene G..
Reinartz, the School Of Aviation
Medicine spccializes in training
physicians and surgeons in a
special branch OF medical know
ledge. practically unknown dur
ing World War +. but which now
aids in safeguarding the lives
OF army pilots and air force
personnel.
The intensive course in aviation
medicine which Captain Riggs
has Just completed is one pre-
requisite for attaining the wings
Of a Flight Surgeon in the
medical corps, u. s. Army Air
Forces
Captain Riggs received his BS
degree from Wayne university
Detroit, in 1895 and his MD de-
gree from Howard university
Medical school, Washington. ID
G. In 1910.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Ike Doesn't Know
What Army's Post
War Complexion Is

WASHINGTON AMP Gen.
cf the Army Dwight Eisenhower
was not prepared 10 express his
Views upon the type OF postwar
army this country should main
tain with regard TO The selection
and use OF Negro soldiers in
spite Of his own willingness 10
put . COO Nero volunteers into
irontlinc service last November.
He was asked al his press con-
ference on Monday afternoon how
good an organization he thought
could be developed where III, men
haze been selected. trained and
assigned TO tight as an iniceraied
army. using his experience with
tho 2.G0o volunteers rs basis
Il have formed no general con-
illusions that would be ready o
express now as TO the type OF
organization there should be FOR
The future" Eisenhower declared
"tndcr The conditions. these vol
untcers fought well and did good
work
Eisenhower prefaced his ans
wor with IN explanation that wha,
he had donc was 10 form pla-
toons % the Negro volunteers
and gave them trained non-com-
missionod and commissioned Off
GERS. Ho 'hcn placed them whorev-
or there was need for pla-
toon 10 fill out an organization.
Al the outset or his press con-
ference be rciold the fact that
about The time OF the battle OF
tho bulge he was running shor,
on rcplaccmcnts Of infanirymen
and how he was compelled 10 call
on men from other services TO
smcct his need II was in his
way that tho 1000 men got ihcir
chance 20 fight in The fronf-linc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
SGT. WALKER
CHECKS BOMBS
In ITALY

With the Air Service Com
mand in Italy Sergeant Fred D..
Walker, son OF Mrs. Rosie Lee
buchanan. 9S6 Medburry street.
Detroit, is doing outstanding
work with the Air Service Com
mand. Assigned TO a large Air
Force Ordnance Depot which. pri-
or to We Day. supplied the famed
18th and 18th Air Forces. he is
at present chief inspector and
checker of an ammunition COM
pany on this dcpo;.
He now is checking and in
specting all bombs and ammuni-
ton that is being shipped from
this thcaler. Attending Detroit
high school. Walker was star
football PLAYER before entering
the armed forces. Overseas for
nearly CD years. his unit has
seen service in Morocco. North
Africa, and Italy TO date. lie can
also wear the ZANE Ribbon with
go Battle Participation stars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Tuskegse Grad At
Black Mt. College


Elaine Freeman Thomas VIII az.
tend the summer session oi black
Mountain college. Black Mountain
North Carolina opening July ..
Mrs Thomas is a mcmrsr NJ the
Tuskegee Institute Glass OK 1915.
and was graduated with highest
honors In recognition of hrr
scholastic standing she was grant
cd Rosenwald scholarship ana
attended the 1874 summer session
OF Northwestern university AZ
Evanston. III.
Because OF her high a.craec.
Including her wide variety OF tal-
ents. the scholarship vas renew
ed Tor study in the field OF music
and art during The 1915 summer
~ Elack Mountain college
Colored students are beins al
mitted TO Black Mountain college
for the first time Roland Hayes.
internationally known IN the field
OF music, Is 10 be on the faculty.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
MICHIGANDERS
OVER HERE AND OVER THERE
1t. Robert Rimmer
In us. For Rest

ATLANTIC CITY. y. list. H..
Robert /. Rimmer, age 80, OF A.
Westminster ST.. Detroit, Michi-
gan, son OF Mrs. Blanch Smith.
has recently returned from serv-
ice outside the continental limits
Of the United States and Is now
temporarily stationed at the Army
Ground and Service Forces Re
distribution station. While at this
installation he will be given a
series OF tests 10 determine his
fitness for future assignments.
II. Rimmer served IS months
rs Company Commander in the
Asiatic-Pacific theatre OF opera
tions. He Is a recipient OF the
following decorations Asiatic-Pa-
cific Campaign Ribbon. Good Con-
Duct Medal American Defense
Medal. Philippine Liberation Me-
dial, Presidential Unit Citation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Missing Foot
Doesn't Dampen
Baseball Ambition

CORAL GABLES. Florida Ey-
On though his leg was blown
OF below the knee by a German
hanl grenade In Italy last No
1saaer. cs-year old infantry
nan and former baseball pitcher
sli hopes to take the mound
oud hrow with the best OF them
in Mo Negro scmi-pro ranks
around Charlotte, North Caro-
Ina
rho veteran. Private first class
lsNcs NJ. Craig OF Waxhaw'
Aorh carolina. former member
I'll DC charlotte Blue SoN. one
o. BE- leading semi-pro mines in
'ac ate. led a platoon which
sio.nad hill while the Fifth
Ain g2nd Buffalo Division
va drivmg up Tho 20 Valley.
craies bravo little band held
ne lin all the first night mad
ihr following day. Finally SUI
ptrior German forces counter at
tackled during the second night
and in the fierce battle that fol-
lowed The North Carolina dough-
toci rcpcll!ng n charge OF four
l'ui,s on his sector. 'illed two
of them before a hand grenade
landed in his foxholc and shat
tered his right leg.
Captured by the Germans. craig
was liberated four months later
Wien the British over-ran his
lnison camp. Flown home from
Italy he Is now recovering at
the AAF Regional and c'avaies-
cent Hospital here
Son OF Mr. and Mrs Stacks
Craig, OF Route 2. waxhaw. ,Pri-
Nate First Class Craig wears the
Purple Heart. European Theatre
Ribbon with Three Bronze Stars
and the Combat 1nfantryman'
badge Overseas for ten months,
the WaNhaw veteran entered the
service over three years ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
XVIII
.KOLYUM
BY Bill LANE

To test the vcraciiy and men-
d.cify OF tic following state
ments. YOU are 10 tell which il
true and which IS false Careful.
for some Of them arc vertically
dccoiving
Give Yourself 100 10 begin with
and deduc; 10 points for each one
you designate incorrectly
l. The femur Is the largest
and strongest bone IN the human
body.
?. The sun IS nearer the ear'h
around tho middle OF June.
;. The northernmost part of
the L. 5. is in Minnesota.
4 HalIeys comet was discov-
cred in o4o p. c.. and is ex-
rected TO return in 1916.
.. The Circle OF Willis Is a
public sathering place in Lon
don
s Dyorak's New world SYM
fhony was inspired by Mgro
spiritual
:. "Cutics.' Hears, svnhcat-
cd daily cartoon feature, IL
drawn by Negro.
s. Hemp is the Oldest cailti-
vaicd fiber plant
2 The play hcine presented
at Ford's theater when Presi-
dent Lincoln was shot was The
Corn is Green"
10 The hardcst metal ever
made by man is Tungsten carbide.
Answers on Page 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30

July 22-August 4. according 10
the schools director, T.. r.
Schwarztrauber.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Moves Up A Notch

FAIRFIELD ,Calif.-Py;. John
G. Markley. 5f25 Cobb Place, De-
troit. has boon promoted to the
grade OF Pfc. at the Air Trans
port Commands Fairfield-Suisun
Army Air Base. it was announced
last week by the Commanding
Officer.
He is the husband OF Mrs Bor-
nice L. Markley OF tho same ad-
dress.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
BY Mary Penick

Remember mcy
I'm the lad you called to cplors
And | was glad.
ncfe vas my chance toproyo my
worth
And remove the stigma OF my black
birth.
SINE, them.
l,e fongbt TO see that others would
he free
Yet I'm still chained,
Remember me-
Many people wonder what It's
1k 10 have your ship shot from
unacr YOU. what you think and
Mai you do. Well. feel like 'aik-
ne and III tell you what it's like.
pn more than that I'll tell yon
hoN one lives such an experience
AMI and over because cold biooded
nsasnc demigods continu ally
hJuc Il. unconsciously OF course.
"a v6nr mind. I'll tell you because
ln one Of the many guys who
would IKE to know what am
fighting forg
oThc date and place arc not i'm
poriani II Was warm summer
e,.rne All was quiet. each person
oas occupied with thoughts far
removed from this specific place.
"Room,' there was no warning
1a. the aftermath The sound Of
r.ii striking metal. the violent
shifting Of your ship. and many
Ohio signs OF tin fish hayins hit
~ target You are numbed. with
vhai voa don't know, you cant
,vnialn You do know You run
saonn, irving to carry out assigned
TASK. trying TO help men M from
holds DULY to have the swifling
,uffcai snatch them from your
,fn, walking amidst limbs and
torsos that were once men, and
then YOU hear the order TO sban-
don ship
Vow remember jrmping into ihc
vs,,r and swimming TO tho closes;
M raft Taen. in seemingly few
seconds your ship SLIPS beneath
fhe waves. carrying those alfcady
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
African Woman
Finds Gold Bars

BAMENDA, W. Africa (ANP)
sixteen bars OF gold were found
by a native woman here in her
garden. The gold is believed to
have been hidden by the Ger.
mans. who once controlled this
area. during the last war before
the territory was inundated to
Great Britain.
The Cameroons, as This area Is
called. Is administered by Nj
gcria.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Study Co-Ops At
Wisconsin School

MADISON. Wis.-Men and wo-
men of the labor movement re-
sponsible for consumer action
and other community develop
ment work for their unions are
now enrolling for. the Co-ops and
labor Institute to be held as a
section OF the University OF Wis
Cousins School for Workers here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
u, FINEST D. JOHNSON

GOODMAN FIELD. ky. CAMP
a dramatic moment vas struck
here in the forenoon OF Thurs
Gay when Young Col Benjamin
O. Davis. Jr., amid some cerc-
mony and cameras. was given
command OF the new is7th TOM
posile group. as the bombardiers
ere now TO be known. and Col.
Robert l.. Selway, storm center
OF long standing controyersy.
vas relieved OF this duty
Laker speaks
In a short address personally
delivered BY II. Gen. Ira G la
ker acting commanding general.
army air forces, heard By for
nation OF 1000 Negro and white
officers he said IT was on my
personal recommendation aud in
sIsience that he is TO take COM
nand OF this group
In speech for the officers OF
The group in the base theaier
later. Gen. Eaker told them that
he expects tina they will be given
The very best training possible
and the bes eouipmen lie as
snred them that by early fall
they will be operating from ar
advanced base in Tho Pacific he.
alter.
Col. Selway Presen:
Throughout the ceremonies ne
redness in the face OF Col Sell
way revealed The great disturb
ancc he must have been feeling
TO see his command taken from
him. all because Of the trcmen-
dous amount Of adverse criii.
cism which had been directed al
him in The enforcement OF Jim
crow policies and practices hand
ed down 10 him hy his superior
Mai. Gen Frank O'Driscoll Hunt
or. commanding general. frs
army air forces.
Thursdays activities were ih'
concluding episode in series o
unhappy events which had thci
climax in April when 1853 Negr'
officers were placed under arres
az Freeman Field. Ind. for re
fusing 10 use jim-crow club OF
he post
Later all hut three OF the mer
were released charges still ar'
confronting End Its. shirley Gin
ton. Camden. \. j.: and Marsdor
Thompson and Roger Terry o
Los Angeles
official Party
The plane bearing the officia
parry arrived a. Goldman field al
io:2a am An army band s,artcC
playing and Gen Eaker was th'
first TO step from The plane ~,
was followed by Brig Gen II @
Davis. Sr. Truman X Gibson
civilian aide TO The war secre-
tary. and then Col. Davis
The ceremonies got under way
without delay Gen Eaker made
his remarks, and then the forma-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Son-in-Ldw Guilty
In S14,5OO Burglary

A recorders court Jury today
found Casimer MareHlski, 29. of
1413 Lacrosse guilty Of larceny
from a building. the second count
in his trial for breaking and enter
ing, and referred his case to the
probation department for sentence
Dec. 19.
Roman Cuzminski, 50. Of 1927
Mitchell, Margulskis father = in =
law. charged him with stealing
$4,000 in cash. S4,500 in war
bonds, watch and a quantity of
liquor from his home
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Postpone Decision
On Rendering Plant

The city plan commission today
postponed for two weeks 2 de-
cision on the location Of pro-
posed meat-renderf1r plant north
Of Dix and the Michigan Central
railroad after hearing protests
against its erection from residents
Of the nelghborhoOd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

BIZ arc Ms Henry Neen Rdys. OAK
q Heath carr 371 East Grand Rvd
A . Brown. 1871 Rscfofc
Miss Mar CRAY. 3Sas Junction
Nrs Mahe. HatswCrtp, FerndAlt
Corirne Seresr. S9ef Philip
Ann Cheseiks 47S6 Cadillac
Nrs " ps.'s'eF. 1870 Young
Manson Williams. ypulanu
Mrs Anna Williams YpslGnt
Nr and Mrs Jufp AndTebA, Ann rn"r
r y Bay Pontiac
saftv-s- k-ET7 r-9E!os
Ms. Oci.e ~ Talbot Fiver Pcuts
MIS- . Si''man. T4e coUingvooo
{ " Fosfer. Crosse Puin't Farms
NJ enc N-s Fav Deoesan 34s6 Linccln
G.. Heatan levin. Luxe Field,
rhoer.I Ar.g
Miss Rum DuR1v sss Rs4evood
NJ tr- MIS- H.psrt and Chsfsa A
Craffn 24Asu Seufrteid
Jeuct lodge 40 900. lOcF,
c-05 COS Road
D--0trcs ueupC 1881 Lafayette
Nrs 2 Young 1l8nH Midway Drive
M 40 Mrs H Gilman PeaH Beach
Marie A. PtN st6r grrrfl
Mr. anita Nudd Midland
ANONYMOUS
Nr arc Mrs Charles. eec C's7aors
~ ard Mrs C'syt1n Pest Cen'erH7'
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

Rictrsd / Hays ssTl NsUucr-7 2
Lnil ) peBseAe Crosse rDlute Farms 4
bo2ko psbich. 1908 p kirby E.
Mrs ; I GramWalco. l.5rq p.ckce0n Q
Mrs Steve Rogers 10000 NaCSua
Mrs Raymond ffiec.ey 202 : pantlry
/ a Fischer. l2554 MoCGUtc
w anc Mrs. SneltCr 2ais Calvert
Mas Alice I Heinz. 2l5 Chandler
2 Brett, Hare PARK 4
Gertrude Gottenmeyer Sfsntlsh
A.Fs-fF-a ko.sfrr.- Plymouth
W Anc MIS- h H6Neri'ilA pcsEr0fr
~ anc Lee 1857 BeVlck
Mrs Ruth CehNE Wayne Z
Pc Milton Burg Third Marine DIV
FPo San Francisco :
Mrs Solow Sl0S Montclsir
MAylnnA Finch, lo640 GTaUot
hri Florence Allen SsS7 Hobart
Mrs " J Riiienhurg ssss Sherwood
II ane Mrs. J. hsrtin. Wayne
MI ard Mrs George Wagner
s767 OrsngeiAWn
Christine L Hoffman so2s Mspcs.Rr
MI and Mrs Allen CArmpcy
ASIA FairNiew
Connie Vespriai. 1887 NJ Elliott
Mrs. Marie O'Connor. 1871 kunche''r-
Mrs. Frank Hons berger 5bf2 TTQrt4.
Mrs Eeythe silver 2e37 " Boston
Bessie Kaplan, 1858 Brosdstreet
Mrs. 4. GTenn 3540 Webb
MIS- J n Drsrso Highland PARK
Mrs. Elizabeth Morris Dearborn
Frank A Bsbcock. Flint
Miss Harriet Beekvith. 1903 Dolphin
ToDAY's TOTAL teo7
TOTAL TO DATE tln.5T2
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Service Saufa Gifts

Here is the list of the most re-
cent contributors 70 the Ssnta Tor
Seryicenen fund
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Santa for Servicemen Fund

The Detroit Times,
1870 Cass
Detroit 81, Michigan
Enclosed lind. ,...., dollars my contribution 10
help provide Merry Christmas the thousands Of srv
icemen confined Michigan hospitals understand that
each 81 send IN the committee will plrchase
deliver suitable gift.
Street Zone .....,,.
City State .............