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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19
$50 Attended Alaska
 Day Banquet, SeafiIe

SEATTLE. oct t0.--Observing the 78th Anniversary of the purchase of Alaska from Russia, P9o Aiaskans and formed Alaskans attended the Alaska -Yukon Pioneer Association Banquet in the Masonic Temple last night
 pan sutherland, former Alaskan Eel1gate to Congress; w. c. Arnold fishing industry executive, and Capt. IA. d. goddard first president of the hssoliaGon, spoke on the history Of Alaska
 Mayor William F. Devin, a special guest. said the future of Alaska and Seattle are closely linked and urged cooperation between the two areas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN

9 a. m. yesterday to 4:3O a. m. today)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19
U. j., Western Tip
 Of Aleuiians, Now
 Linked by Network

SEATTLE, Oct. 19-A network of triangulations used for charting work has been completed linking the United States and the western tip of the Aleutians, Comdr. Roland D. Horn of the Coast and Geodetie Sur vey said on arrival of his vessel, the Explorer, from Attu. The Explorer left here April 6.
 Tt was necessary to put men on various tiny islands and they waited there six weeks before we got a night clear enough to do cur work, D he said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19
F|ogging Ordered After Man Knocks
 Out Wife's Teeih

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Oct 19-The sheriff of Prince Georges County laid 10 strokes of whip across the barred back of Lloyd O. Rushing today in a room of the county jail.
 County Circuit Judge Charles C. Marbury ordered the flashing after finding Rushing guilty of knocking out two of his wife's teeth in a quarrel at their Dillon Park, Md, home after beer party
 DRINK KING BLACK LABEL.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19
BRITAIN NOT 10
 COMPETE ON 5. 5.
 LOANS 10 CHINA

SHANGHAI, Oct. 19.-The British Ambassador to China, Sir Horace Seymour, has told newsmen in Shanghai that Great Britain will not be able to match the long term financial aid which the United States is planning to give China
 The correspondents had pointed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19

cut to him that there is concern among British businessmen lest the united States through it's lean pro- gram, win an advantage in the China trade.
 The Ambassador reminded them 5aat Britain's entire position has cbanqed and ts she is now the worlds areatest debtor nation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19

Arriving in Juneau from Seattle yesterday were E. G. Osborne, Monte Lable and T. w. Scott. They are registered at the Gastineau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19
ST0(G QUOTATIONS

NEW WORN. oct. 13 - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneeu mine etccz today is 71a, American 106, Anaconda 39. Curtiss-Wright 7&i, International Harvester 91i5, Ken necctt 447s. New York Central l8ti. Northern Pacific 29, United States Steel S05s Pound $4.03la.
 Sales to-day were 1.730,000 shares.
 Dow, Jones averages tcday are as follows: Induswials la5.34 rails, 59.64. utilities, 35.57.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19

CHICAGO-GI Jce will become Bappar Ban sunday when the state Street council will present 2 fasmon show of civilian male attile before 5000 service men in the Service Mems Center
 The models will be soldiers and sailors about to receive their mili- tary discharges.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19
.eports from Marine Stations at lO:30 A. M Today
 IIoiuI, 1,f

FORECAST FOR ALASKA: Entrance including mill miles Saturday over
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-19

Fave YOU tried that alluring eN-A-T-O-C-H-K-A" exclusively at YVONNES, the incest store in town? 10095-t6)
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| BIBLE QuE5Tiun5
ANSWERED BY The
| Voice PROPHECY
INTERNATIONAL HiaaE aacAurAsTea

Question What kind Of mark did
God put on Cain? Genesis 4:S)
Answer The Bible does not say.
nut we know that sin often leaves
Is mark upon the human counte'
nance Isaiah 5 9 says The shew,
81 their countenance doth witness
against them. aud they declare
heir sin as Sodom, they hide II
lot. Woe unto their soul! for they
have rewarded evil unto them
,elves."
Q.-We are having an sraumans
about Gods reward TO rnen 10,
heir works. Whom 10 III
A.--I.et the Word answer. Rev
station 2212: And. behold. CONT
quickly: and My reward is witt
Me. to give every man accordinf
as his work shall be-
Q.--Why didn't you answer my
question last wssk ~ rsquestsdf
A. Because there are severd
hundred questions ahead OF yours
and we can make no promise n tt
when question will appear In thif
.olur1n. But II ne hope for thai
We see not, then do we with pat
ance wait for It, Romans S:25.
Q.--Whst does jesus mean ii
Matthew 1921, 22 where RE sayi
10 forgive seventy times s4vss
;imes7
A.-He means that we are not I'd
INIT our forgiveness The average
ife OF man according to PSALM
l010 is three score years and ten,
If seventy years. Seventy times
,eyen Is 49o or seven generations.
Seven is the number of fullness and
perfection. Let us not stop forgiv.
Ing.
@. - have been taught thai
Christ will como silently, like I
thief. to got His people. 10 that
rioht7
A.-Christ will come unexpected
~ like a thief. but not silently
Thessalonians 4 10, IL. For thu
Lord Himself shall descend from
heaven with a shout. with the voice
of the archangel. and with the
iump OF God. and the dead in
shrist shall rise fiIsi: thnn We
shicll are alive and remain shall
oe caught up together with them
II, tha clouds tn r1pct fha os.t In
Tie air: and so shall We ever be
With the Lord" He will core Ii
.hraefo'd glory. Luke 9:as. FOL
ahospeyar shall be asnamer Of IL
md of Ny words, OF him shall thu
Son OF man be ashamed. when HI
! shall come iii His own glory. and II
His Fathers. and os the hol!
sRgsls. -.
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- SSN
BIBLE QUESTIONS
ANSWERED HY The
| VOICE fpR0pHECY
.nAYlon1,. e,sls seoAp pcAsTIa


Question - What books In tft
Aibls are called the Minor Prophe,f
ard why are they called that?
I AnsWerThe twelve books froi1
spsea to Malachi are called ths
Ninor Prophets because they ais
srnali In size rs compared wita
Isaiah. jeremiah. etc, mot because
they are not important.
!, o.--yfhat animals were originally
0tysn 70 man for food?---i mean u
bsvstlon.
As--None. Fruits. grains, and fin
ally vegetables were given. tSes
Genesis / and - About 1900 years
sater. after the flood. flesh Is men
ti6hed as an article OF diet. fSes
Genesis 9:3-5)
al want 20 know II ! am right
In thinking that the trouble whicF
atsr have In this world 10 all tho
skslir they will get.
A.--The Bible IS In Psalm
s:17: "The Wick = All be turned
INTO hell. and all tie nations tnsi
forget God" The punishment OF III
w,cked. will take place at the das
OF Judgment. 2 Peter 20: TIL
Lord knoweth how to deliver Il {
xodiy out Of temptations, and to rs
eeYve the unjust unto the day s.
Judgment to be punished
C.~-Was there ever time WEcf
ahsre was no Bible IN the world?
;A.--Yss. For about $500 years,
from creation to Moses. there Is 10
record OF inspired writings. But u
10, definitely stated that Moses
wrote all the words Of the Lord
E7odus s4;4. While there were
AAciy men before Moses day Noah
abraham. Joseph. ct al. = with
whom God spoke. we do not read
that. they were inspired TO put
Gods words into writing.
a. Does 2 Corinthians 3:1s near
that we are all to see Gods blazing
slory oil the time?
: A.--Read 1t: But We all, will
open 9ace beholding as In glass
tho glory OF the Lord, are chang q
into the same image from glory !
glory. even as by the Spirit Of III
l1crd." This pictures change il !.
es we lock at the glory OF the I4c
TIE slcry OF the Lord is H. G
scter. When Moses pied With
Lord. II beseech Thee. show II.
. Thy glory" the answer Was, Il =
1ssnaake ali Fly goodness mass hefoi
thee Exodus s3:as, ~. Ine pron
tra was fulfilled. tsee Exodus s':'
!, "a
ia. Nosc: ADDRESS Your o,tcefons
81 ~ Ss4..L QUESTION LO--.4.s,
I Tafr~ ~ Prophecy, Bor SIS, L. A
ssiss 81, Calit. Bible questions Of Sc
srai insersa' will be answered il tn
Aeinme O 41ess permits
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cuApLAIN's ASSISTANT
ca,no,.a, sara Bess Little, daugn-
- q Nj James B. Little, Of MUS
springs. North Carolina, sas
among 10 members Of the "o'asa
syny corps II The recent gradaa'.
10 elass 81 chaplain's assistants AZ
,hc san Ailtafio tTesas9 Asla'1.,, :
aact Center, she : elaa.'a n )
j Mt Virginia state seHrfe'
tAAf Training eon'ntana -
from BPR.3
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Published senla-n1onthly
Ths Fosnm Publishing Co.
kaA ~ x%h 81. DAYTON, Ohio
EAers: ADAms 1881
Entered as End class matter
March 9. l945 at the Post
in dayton. Ohio. under Act
of March 3. 1879.
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PRAYER


Prayer is lifting up Of the hear
unto Cod. or friendly talking Will
the Lord. from high and kiadls;
affection OF the heart. In the Wosd
God speaks to rs, II prayer, -
spessk to Him. Prayer Is the pourins
out of contrite heart with pc
suaAion that God will grant our re
quests. and give ear to the s,iit
which we make unto Him. Ih
prayer mus, be only unto Cod if'l
upoa me-. saith Cod Ask il
Father In my name. said our say
jour, II IL prayer unto God that onl,'
hath promise. that only hath ~
ample in the Scriptures. Sci
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Visit. Dayton Schools

Mrs. Arthur Hull, teacher in tn
Cincinnati public school system
gpant two days in Dayton the Weel
II April %. visiting Dayton school.
observation tour. One day wa
aat at Emerson and half da',
as Jefferson and Willard. Mrs
us seeeivea cordially by ths
chers and pupils a
schools While in tho
ha CUES Of her sister
..'sy Of % w. 5th s.
n 70 accompany he
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND

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athletes foot. scabes. pimples and other itching
conditions. use pure. cooling. redicated. liquid
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Greaseess and stainless Soothes, comforts and
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WAIT NOT

Wait not until you are backed =
numbers. The fewer the voices o
tho side of truth the more distins
and strong mpaf be gonr olnli
Chnnsssng
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27
Time Change
Chaos Feared

Adoption hy the State LegiSla-
ture of Central War Time as the
legal time would threaten Detroit
with endless confusion. q survey Of
The situation indicated today.
A MIl setting The clocks IN the
state one hour was passed hy
Overwhelming majority m the
Senate yesterday and now awaits
House action.
ON Jan. H. DeUoitS common
cuuurit recommended that the city
remain on Eastern War Time as
proposed for industrial cities by
the federal government
Atty. Gen. John r. Dcthmcrs
said Detroit has the right a. "a
home rule city to set its own time
If the charter gives il that right
specifically The Detroit corpora.
tion counscIs office said, however
the charter includes no such spc-
cilc grant.
II was explained that city funC-
ton could continue 90 operate on
Eastern Standard time even though
that was an hour faster than the
legal time. The confusion would
result num the fact that banks.
courts and many business inStItu-
tlonS would be forced 10 abide by
the legal time, Central War time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27
Waiting Life in Prison
Hangs Self in Cell

Paul Soyk. as. waiting to start
a life term for a statutory ofiense
against one of his daughters
hanged himself with his belt IN his
cell in the county jail early today
Soyk. father of 10 children, was
found dead by jail attendant at
6 a. m. He had looped his belt
over an overhead pipe His son
William. Is serving a prison term
for a similar oifense against an
other OF the daughters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27
Receiving Hospital
Prisoner Kills Self

Robert Brown. "a years old. Of
47O4 fireman. committed suicide
hy strangllng today in the prison
ers' section Of Receiving Hospital
psyCh0pathic ward.
Nurse Marian RaSberry found
The man dead in hiS bed. She
said he had knutted a sheet
around his neck. Brown was be-
inc held for investigation of rob
...rrt
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27
Gold SIynlieS
Allies i'm Italy

ROME. Jan. % GNS)-Bitter
winter weather clamping down
again on the Italian battle line
brought land action on both the
American Fifth and BrltiS h
Eighth army fronts 10 a minimum
and grounded the planes Of the
Mediterranean air force.
Scattered patrol actions marked
the fighting on the American sec
tor. where veterans of two win
tiers I'm Italy said that this was
worse than last year
On the Eighth Army salient
near the Adriatic, a small Nazl
night assault on British lines was
thrown back
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27
Fuel Oil Flows
From Wafer Tap

WEST NYACk. y, Y. Jan TO
UNS)-FuCl oil has been giving
Arthur NJ. FlnneSsey q headache
for a month.
In FlnneSsey's home, the fuel
oil flows from the colo W5tar taps
FlnneSScy'S water supply comes
from an srtcSia0 we'll lie be-
leves tho 0il is >eepInC m from
some nclChhoIhooG storage taHK
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27
Plane Fires ; Houses,
Burns Child 10 Death

LOS ANGELES, jar. 26 fINSt
The pilot was killed when an
plane crashed into a
house 4n-thn san Fernando Valley
late yesterday and a 3-year-old
boy was burned to death in the
ensuing blaze, which consumed
three houses, the sheriff's office
repoTted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27
Why Thousands of Doctors
have prescribed
NXWWto FOR
MVMEW
CAUSED BY coLDS)

For years - thousands upon thou
sands Of Doctors have prescribed
Pertussin to promptly relieve bron-
chial, croupy and night coughs due
to colds. 1t must be good Today
you can get this effective Pertussin
at any drugstore.
Pertussin-a famous herbalremedy
is scientifically prepared to work
internally 1t acts at once. Pertussin
not only relieves your coughing
spell, but also feosens sticky phlegm
and makes it easier 10 raise.
PertuSsin is safe and mighty egec-
ttDe for both old and young-even
small children inexpensive. Pleas
ant tasting. Get PertuSSin todayi
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-27
OUCH!
NY NECK
Quick relief from stiff, sore
muscles with OMEGA OIL

Stiff as q board-and how il can hurt
when neck muscles tighten upl Try
good old Omega Oil. II rubs right into
the skin and goes 70 work fast TO soothe
muscular PAIN. What a relief What q
blessing Extra strong. but won Z burn:
Get II today. Only 3St at all drug stores.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

South

MR.. AND MRS. NAT KO-
RASH left for Miami, Fla, iol-
lowing their marriage Oct 2l
in Shaarey Zedek Synagog. Mrs
Korash is the former Betty Jane
Simmons. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Simmons of West
Philadelphia avenue. The bride
groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Korash of East
Grand blvd.
The Rabbi George RoSenStock
and Cantor Jacob M. SOnenklar
officiated,
Mrs. Michael Merson, sister OF
the bride. was matron OF honor.
The Misses Betty and Marllyn
KoraSh, sisters Of the bride
groom, we're bridesmaids
Max Maaersky was best mar,
The uShers were Mack Radon
and Louis Stober.
Miss Elaine MadorSky was the
flower girl, and Stanley MeTson
and Eugene Korash were the
ringbearers.
A dinner and reception for 500
guests were given In the pafieFs
of Shaarey Zedek.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
B'nai B'ri
Donor Fete
TRS. MARVIN LEVY, chair

MRS. MARVIN LEVY, chair
AVA man Of the Pisgah Women
of B.nai E nth sixth luncheon 10
be given Tuesday noon at the
Detroit Art Institute, has an
nounccd Mrs. Arthur c. Lauf-
man. president OF the Womcn's
Supreme Council as guest
speaker. 4 fash ion show,
Clothes with a Future tor
Brand New World" Will be pre-
scntcd
Mrs. q. Victor Biger Is CO.
chairman
A ong the philantrophIes
which viii receive funds from
the proceeds Of The party are the
National Jewish Hospital AZ
Denver tho Bcliefarc Orphan
Home m Cleveland and the Ma
tonal War Service Fund
on committees for the organi-
zation are Mrs. julius Allen,
Mrs. Irving Rcitcr, Mrs. Louis
Rubin. Mrs Jack Lawson, Mrs
4, II. Sucher, Mrs. Bernard
Cohen and Mrs. Bernard Good
man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Ship Goes Out

Her trunks were packed and
she was an ready 10 leave when
telephone call came from 1t,
Cmdr MCGOWAN the other day
telling hcr thai the navy had
changed IT'S plans and that his
ship was going out.
In a house In Nuskoka road.
Crosse Rointc Farms. a grand
homecoming Is awaiting Mai
Phillip Van Zile. who is eX-
pcctcd any DAY
Mai Van Zile. who entered
The army as a private, has been
IN the service four and a half
years and has been a year and
a half in the ETO
Four-ycar-old Carol. who has
only a dim recollection of her
dad. knows all his pictures,
however and talks about him all
the time
And. then there is Philip Jr.
whom he never has seen.
Mrs. Van Zile. the former
Ruth Bulzol has been making
-..s.4ttt' z, ,.s.4ttt' Pref,s f:crts for her ',;;Ss-
band 5 return, even has assem-
blod 4 second "trOuSSeau
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Mxki. RsmkA.
fContinued from Page Onel

Fred NJ. Zeder Jr., who was
a captain in the Army Air
Forces, is motoring to California,
TO enter the University of
Southern California.
As soon as he finds a house.
either in Los Angeles or one Of
IT'S suburbs. Mrs. Zeder-the
former Martha Blood and
small Fred NJ. Zcder III viii
Join him.
Al last. after weeks of house
hunting, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Har-
old Wills Jr. and their adorable
little daughter. kathy, arc in
stalled in a house Of their own
IN Nen road, Crosse Pointc.
Ever since they came Up
from Dayton, o., after 1t. Wills
release from the service. they
have been living with Mrs. {.
Harold Wills at the White.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Alice Nj. Slouqh
Wed in Mexico

MISS ALICE MARY SLOUGH.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam y. Slough, of Ellsworth.
and 1t Maurice J Fa2loilah
son Of Mr.. and Mrs a J. FaZ-
lollah. of Helen avenue, We're
married Friday in Mexico City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Fazlolla1
brother and SiStcr-in-laW Of
the bridegroom. accompanied
the bridal pair 10 Mexico and
attended them n thrlr wrdGrUg-
Miss Slough wore for the
ceremony a fuchSia wool dress.
a tiny hat of white feathers
and white acceSSor1CS
II. and Mrs Fallollah viii
20 10 Greenwood, Miss for
his reassignment early y IN
November.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Plans CHANGED

The house they were fOrtu-
nate enough 10 discover was o.
cupied by MAJ and Mrs. Charles
Jones.
Upon Mai Jones discharge he
and Mrs. Jones went 10 Scraa-
ton, Pa. 20 visit Mrs Jones
family for a few weeks, before
going 10 Georgia.
The navy again has changed
Mrs Charles Austin MCGOWAN
plans
The former Martha Smith.
-sstTa- vVzs= married -,fa. tltsaA s-'sae- .
then l. McGowan tnow 1t.
Cmdr. McGoWan) on the West
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Fiji Isle Romance
Leads 10 Altar
A ROMANCE begun in the 7

A ROMANCE begun IN the 4
Fiji Islands was eliminated in
81 GATHERINGS Church Thurs 2
day/ morning when 1t Anita
TcIde ANC. daughter OF Mrs.
Ada Hcidc OF Calvert avenue, =,
became the bride Of Cpl Frank
~ NNE1inpicr of Houston 1fe71-
The bride wore a gown OF
white satin fashioned with aN
lace yoke. fitted bodice and fulls,
skirt ending I'M a "long train. AZ,
Her fingcrtip Veil fell from a ..
lace cap. and she carried white ,
orchids. rs
Following a wedding break-1.
fast at the Whittier. the young -
couple left for their honey-ss
moon trip 70 Quebec. They will. =.
make their home In Houston. =,
The lieutenant spent thressl
years I'M the Pacific, where she
met Cpl Wampler, who VENT.
on 10 the ETO and returned. =
three weeks ago. So
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Donor Luncheon
.ScheduI ed Dec. S

THE NC WOMEN'S
BICUR -CHOLEM ORGANIZA-
TION will sponsor a buffet din
ner on Wednesday al 7 p. m.
az the Workmen's Circle Edu-
Cational Center.
The seventh annual donor
luncheon will be held in the
Book-Cadillac on Dec. 5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Macomb Chapter
Dessert Bridoe

HE G f y. ALEXANDER
Nacomb Chapter, Daughters of
1912, will give a dessert bridge
on Wednesday at 1870 p. m.
at NcWberTy House.
Mrs. James w. Partlan Is
chairman, assisted by mesdames:
Charles L. Bartlett W r. Hutchinson
Erich Jas'roW Carl r. Misch
Iegry Haycs Grace kinner
ald MSS EstRer Ann Chapman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Club Meets Thursday

TWENTIETH CENTURY
CLUB will meet Thursday at
2:l5 p. m. in the Women's City
Club. DR. Frederick II. Olert
Will speak. Mrs. Paul Horst,
Mrs. Alfred G. Wilson and Mrs.
George r. Ford will be host
eSSpS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

Coast came back 10 Detroit in
the early autumn when her
husband went TO sea.
Mrs. MCGOWAN expected TO
spend the winter here with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. +. Janney
Smith.
But she got word 10 rejoin
her husband IN san Francisco,
and was looking forward to
keeping house in the apartment
he had takCu
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

Old Home Week at the Pointe.
Freddie Forbush is back and in
clvvies again. He looks.a bit
TIM but seems TO Ike the idea
OF being back so much that
he'll soon put on that needed
weight, Saw John Dykema
starting off for the tennis
courts with his father both so
delighted 10 be together.
Both wore buSinesSlike shorts
and sweat shirts 50 the match
promised 10 be a good one.
Saw the Sherwood rStaudiShcs
0l DaYton golng into the COZ
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Study Club Hears
Sister on Monday

SISTER HELENE, o. p Of
Sienna Heights. Adrian, will be
guest speaker at the meeting OF
the Catholic Study Club on
Monday at 2:30 p. m.
The morning session spon-
Sored by the fine arts depart
ment wifi present Mrs. Crosse
Vance as speaker.
The business meeting is
scheduled for 1:30 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Sorosis Meets TuesdaY

DETROIT SOROSIS viii meet.
Tuesday with Mrs. Harold KIN
near of Farrand Park. Mrs.
Harry Wills and Mrs r. l.
Chamberlain will be cO-hQst-
esses. Luncheon will be served
al II p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

burn Standish house-so they
are back for a visit in their
old home.
And il was almost like old
home week when Lois Murphy
and Lem Bowen met IN London
in Piccadilly Circus last month.
We would like 10 haVe been
there and watched their faces
when they bumped into each
other. Roger Vandercar has
bcen back. TOO. and Bill Laurie
IS home, also out Of uniform
Continued on Page Six)
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Breakfast Planned
.By Secours Guild

BON SECOURS GUILD viii
meet Nov. : for a subscription
breakfast and bridge party 70
be held in AnnunCiation Hall
az J. 30 a 10. There viii be a
program of entertainment pre-
cedunC tho breakfast which Will
iee-s,af''seei n -.l1- n ~
Mrs Louis Marick is
chairman
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
The D0mGger.s DoggereI:
Don't Air Your Affffoirs;.
Others Have Cares---

DON'T always be COM
~ planning
About your own affairs:
orgetting. too. as many do
That others may have
cares.
IT'S easy to b G gin 10
4 think
You are abused by FATE.
But use your mind and you
will find
You're wrong if not too
late.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

DEMEMBER others.
II bravely faced
Worse troubles than you
bear
And still they smile as
though the while
They did not have a care.
90 STOP 10 think of
~ others
Who are worse off than
you.
Muster grin, b a n rs h
chagrin
Be brave and pIucky, too.