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Evening star., 1945-07-03
Heat Exhaustion Kills
Privote at Comp Lee
BY. the Associated Press.

loy' VIlt AoSUCIdttU FItsS.
CAMP LEE, Va, July 3.-Camp
officials said today that Pvt. John
J. Kecherhans, 35, died yesterday
from heat exhaustion Is minutes
after collapsing during combat
training. The soldier, from Lowell,
Wyo., is the first victim here of the
summers heat.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Truman to Observe
Fourth of July by
Catching Up Work

President Truman is going to
observe the Fourth of July
holiday" by canceling his
ordinary calling list and catch
ing up with some of his work,
White House Press Secretary
Charles G. Ross said today. Mr..
Ross said the President has
plenty of work to do and he will
do that tomorrow"
Mr.. Ross also told his own
news conference today that he
did not believe the President
would have press conference
this week.
Evening star., 1945-07-03

a son, Waldron, jr., in the Army.
The Community War Fund con-
tributes to the support of % welfare
and other agencies in Fairfax
County in addition to providing q
share of the National War Fund.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Col. WaIdron {. Leonard
Heads Fairfax Chest Drive

Reappointment of Col. Waldron E.
Leonard as chairman of the Com
munity War Fund campaign in Fair
fax County. Va, was announced to-
Evening star., 1945-07-03

Italy after IA days of wanted occupy all of beaten
France 194o but acquesced instead to Her moderate"
render terms while the Fuehrer secluded himself wrese with
problem of smashing Great Britain the diary of
AIussoinis son-in-law, shows
also that spite
misleading Italian communicates there doubt
death Marshal alo Balbo who led aipane flight
Chicago Worlds Fair in 1888 Balbo shot down Italian anti
aircraft gunnerS at Tobruk Cano records.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Count cionos Dioy-No. IA
DUCE WANTED TO TAKE
ALL OF BEATEN FRANCE
ItoIy, in War Only "a Days, Forced
To Yield to Nuzis' Moderate Terms
June 11-30, 1910.

tCopyrisht, l945 BY the Chicago Daily News.
rights reserved including Of translation
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Juvenile Home Aide
OuSteGl i'm Clean Gp

tors instructed their admjni>tra-
tive assistant John G Hayes. 10
make a complete survey of Gus
tOdlal conditions
I'VE know that il is terrible,
and that IL has been that way
for long time Cornell said.
THE war doesn't excuse uS.
Supervision has been laN. hut
from now ON. we are going tO
have efficiency
a crew of workncn were busy
today redcCoratug the dining
room and dormltOi cs. Cornell Sald
he was appalled, 10 The sight OF
the showers where tile walls were
covered with CRIME
The auditor stool over ianIiorS
while they scrubbed toilets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

Supervisors Of the Juvenile De-
tentIon Home were ordered today
TO clean up the place and keep
% clean
Otherwise. county aud o r
George O. Cornell declared. there
will boz wholesale diSmiSSalS
Cornell said he was removing
Carl LIGHT as maintenance SUI
ueryisor az the home lie viii be
replaced by Stanley Darling LIGHT
VIII remain as supervisor Of the
juvenile court building
This action followed by surprise
inspection by Cornell who ad-
mittcd the auditors must accept
some of the blame for filthy
conditions.
on CornclIS motion the audi
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Indian Troops
ScOrn Nfuiiny

BATAVIA, Dec. 1S GNS)-
British authorities said today that
loyal Indian troops, diSregarding
lndonesian appeals 20 them aS
"Moslem brothers, - moved down
the knife-waving extremists at
tacking a priSoner-of-war camp IN
western Java.
The Imperial troops opened fire
with machine guns, dispensing two
groups estimated at 300. British
aerial losses in putting down the
Indonesian uprising in j V a
mounted 10 IA when another
Royal Air Force Thunderbolt was
shot down near Soerabaya.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Byrnes, Beviin
Call on Stain

MOSCOW. Dec. Is GNS)-U. S
Secretary of State Byrnes and
British Foreign Secretary Bevin
called upon Premier Stain today
Stain jqst4returned to Moscow
after a long vacation in the
Caucasus
The two diplomats. present in
Moscow for the three-power for
eign ministers conference, con-
veyed birthday greetings 70 the
premier, who will be SO on Fri
day.
Earlier, the three power con-
ference held a session with Soviet
Foreign CommisSar Molotov Serv-
ing as chairman
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
One Weekte dYouGH
Disabled Heroes Face CheerIeSS YuIe

Vets Club sends s b"dds' Page List Of donors Page s.
THIS blank, properly filled out and mailed in
with a cash contribution, will help provide
Christmas cheer for the wounded and i'll service
men at Percy Jones and other Michigan hospitals.
Unless enough patriotic citizens do this, and
do il pou many of these men who gave so much
will be without gifts this Christmas.
THOUSANDS of dollars are needed. Your con-
tribution-arge or smal-will be big help.
Does Christmas, either yoly o1cil or that of
crippled servceman, mean this much to you?
GIVE TO THOSE WHO GAVE!
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Relief Party Seeks
6flierS in Blizzard

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Dec 1S
GNS)-Search began south of
Sinclair, Wyo., early today for
six army fliers who bailed out Of
a B-25 in a blizzard.
The pilot ordered the crew 10
jump when engine trouble de-
Veloped After crash and n Z
without injury the pilot walked
10 miles to Sinclair to notify
officials
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Coast Ia Hawaii
In q Hrs. 2:I Min.

HONOLULU. Dec Is DUP)-
The BE Fluffy Fuzl W. flew
from Mather Field. Cal. TO
Hickam Field Sunday in 9 hours
and % minute, believed 10 be a
record for the westward crossing,
The bomber averaged 320 miles
An hour for the , iS9-mile fight
despite strong head winds
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Winston Churchill S
Son Is Divorced

t-t1-TtJr1-5 f1TT- Is TTNS1 Mrs
Randolph Churchill the former
Pamela DIgby was granted a de
cree nl>I today from her huS-
band son Of Winston Churchill.
on the grounds of deScrton
Mai Churchill did not contest
the >Ut Mrs Churchill charged
hc seemed 10 prefer bachelor eX-
.I>tgDCC.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
CHANNEL SHIPPING HhLTS

The Augusta was hcadnC for
either Southampton uf Ports
mouth and The Wasp reported II
was proceeding lo Plymouth
All shipping 100 'h,' English
Channel and Other waters around
southern England Was paralylcd
by the storm Winds running up
10 70 miles an hou were reported
along the channel coast and au-
thorIties warned that there W'S
danger Of German mines beng
washed ashore
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Skating al All Parks
Except Belle Isle

Ice skating remains good al all
neighborhood parks the depart
mcnt of parks and recreation re-
ported today
There is tobogganing a. River
Rouge, but no skating. There Is
M ska ffrrf.- ;ftt- r ff3}r-ftit.- f>t,--
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Gen. Patton
Is Restless

HEIDELBERG. Dec 1S tINS)
An official army bulletin today
said Gen. Patton spent restless
night after yesterdays application
of A plaster cast 10 the neck frac-
tuTe incurred IN an automobile
era h Dec 9
HIS condition remains excellent
with a gradual Improvement OF
motor functions particularly OF
the shoulders and upper chest. the
bulletin declared
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

ia - AAl bAiN - NA4N l'aNAA -
today
Al, gates wcrc blocked by nc
pcke',. VINO alternately booed
and tauntcd Office workers. who
assembled across the street but
did not ,r> 10 enter the plant
Backing down from a position
taken yesterday. Flint Police
Chief James r Byars. refused 10
open the picket lines 10 allow the
office workers 70 enter
You are not going 10 use
the police department ~
strike breaking agency" ByarS
told Al LangioiS. head OF the
AC plant protection police IN a
heated exchange of words
LangloiS had demanded that
Byars compel the pickctS 10 open
up the man gates OF the plant
LET them go through a side
gate" ByarS retortcd
The company official who At
tempted 20 drive h,> automobile
through ,he picket hne and into
the plant parking lot was not
identified
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Girl Found

Tcn-Ncar-old Marcclla Bonkow
ski was back m her classes Al st
Albcrt8S School today after police
had spent the night looking for
her when her mother. Helen. re-
ported her missing NarCclla told
police she had stayed overnight
with a girl friend
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Eleanor Gets Divorce

HOLLYWOOD, Dec Is INS)
Tuau-trcSscd screen actress
Eleanor Parker received her final
divorce decree late yesterday from
Dr Fred l. LoSec, a navy dentist
from san Francisco
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
OTHER UTILITIES SLASHED

checks Will be mailed
under the direction of 4 court
trustee and viii take about four
months 10 complete the Job
The agreement followed COM
mission orders against TWO other
public utilities.
Consumers Power Co was
ordered 10 reduce December bills
by Sl,000.0OO and the Michigan
Bell Telephone Co. 10 rebate
S7,000000 10 lis patrons for 1945
and reduce it's 1916 rates by
s., 800 600
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
RIP FENDER GUARD

Ills car was surrounded by q
group OF bOoing plCtcl> "Ho Tore
OIL one fender guard while push
ing IL back out ON The street.
The police who yesterday moved
the pickelS aside 10 clear a lane
for dff1e workers devoted their
time 10 directing traffic As hum
drcdS of curious spectators drove
past the plant
General Motors 9t Pontiac TO-
day filed suit Ton lnInctionS
Continued on Page >, Col, -
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Santa for Servicemen Fund

The Detroit Times,
1870 Cass,
Detroit 81, Michigan.
Enclosed find. dollars my contribution to
help provide Merry Christmas for the thousands of
cemen confined Michigan hospitals understand that or
each 50 send in the committee will purchase, wrap and
deliver suitable gift.
My Name ~
Street Zone
City State .............,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

Union negotiators termed the
proposal, which would cost the
company an estimated $33, 100000
a year, completely unaccept-
able" a detailed statement was
promised later by the union.
MAY SET PATTERN
On this note. the company
union negotiating session was ad-
journed until 10 a. m. Thursday.
Union spokesman promised de-
tailed reply TO the new company
proposal at that time, outlining
their reasons for its rejection.
The wage increase would be
effective at the start of the first
month in which production reaches
a volume of $4,000 units in Ford's
combined lines - including the
Ford, Mercury, Lincoln and Ford
truck.
This program contemplates
general raise for all Ford en-
ployes, including office workers.
In return, the company wants
two-year contract which will
eliminate wildcat strikes and
work Stoppages, preserve for
management the rights of hiring.
firing, assigning and disciplining
workers. and reduce the number
of union committeeman in Ford
plants.
OFFER SECURITY PLAN
The company proposed a de-
tailed company security" plan as
a safeguard against unauthorized
production stoppages.
This constituted a compromise
between the first Ford demand
for an outright indemnity from
the union in case Of a wildcat
strike and the JAWS counter
proposal of a fine to be levied
against offending employees.
As revamped by the company,
the plan provides a fine of S1.50
a day against participants in Wild
cat strikes who are mot guilty
of inStigating, fomenting, actively
supporting or giving leadership TO
such strikes For a second Of
fense, the fine would jump to
$3.50.
A third offender would be
treated as strike instigator. sub
ject 10 discharge.
$1,000 UNION FINE
The union itself would be re-
quired 10 pay the company $1,000
where an impartial umpire should
find a union official not on the
companys pay roll guilty OF in
Stigating stoppage.
In presenting its proposal. the
company said the 15-cent raise
CONTINUED on Page ., Col 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

Damaged in
Atlantic Gale

LONDON. Dec. } > iOFl
The l.. :. heavy cruiser
Augucta loaded u.ith home
" 81 ~ DOuIlN +hi'l, iN''' - Wv ol'',
fldSne0 WOTd Jndl Sile Adu
been damaged bV heavy seas
IN o north Atlantic oaIa to-
10, o,3 u.os ,,,~,,nr hool,
''''~
Tor emergency repairs IN a
British port.
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'"''' '''
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
||iOn Edison Refun(
FORD P R0P P0SE$
RAISE OF 12.4%
DETROIT fTFzzansszTfM zaaags INES RED RED Union Reject
~ WaaaH Offer: ParIev
Union Rejects
Offer; ParIey
Is Adj journed
BY JACK CRELLIN

The Ford Motor Co. offered 12.4 per cent wage
increase amounting to ID cents hour for approximately
100000 hourly workers in negotiations with the United
Automobile WOrkers-CIO today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
HOME N SEPTEMBER

Sheppard. nuW employed hN
the Railway Express Agency AZ
the MchEan Ccnlral station rc-
lated his difficulties IN bucI,ng
led tape
Last January he tried 20 file
papers M England So that his
bride could come home ahead of
him After considerable delay.
~ was told. in June. 90 wait until
his discharge He arrived IN this
country last September and ever
since has received the run
arOunC~
"Tve talked 60 the ConsulntcS,
immigration. Red Gross and
other agencies without avail"
hC asserted
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Flint Pic kets
Bar AC Office

A massed picket line of more than 500
UAW-CIO members today barred the gates
of the AC Spark Plug division of General
Motors in Flint and forcibly elected COM
pany official who a tt mpted to drive
through the picket line.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

Detroit Edison Co. today
agreed TO cut its rates, eff
fective Jan. !, and refund
S16,450,000 to 1914 and 1945
customers.
The refund is ir accordance
with decision by the state pub
lie service commission
The agreement brings subStan-
tial rebates TO $4,000 customers
IN the Detroit and metropolitan
area.
The agreement between the
company and the commission was
contained in 4 proposed decree
filed before Inghan County Cir
cult Judge Archie F Mcdonald.
CHECKS DUE NEXT MONTH
The first Of the refund checks
Will be mailed late next month
unless Judge Mcdonald refuses TO
enter the decree, or unless other
Interested parties appeal and are
sustained by the state supreme
court
The company will rebate TO
each customer a sum equal to 9
per cent of his total bill for the
two years. That would mean a
refund of from 81 10 5000 per
customer.
The rate reduction would be-
come effective Jan. ], 1916
Judge Mcdonald Will hold q
final hearing on the proposed de-
cree Thursday.
The reduction means that con-
>umerS would pay approximately
Sl.l3i,000 less a year. CONNER
cial users would get reductions of
slightly more than S1000,000 an
nually and indus trial users
slightly less than Sl.000.000.
The agreement stemmed from
the decision of Congress not 10
compel payment OF excess profits
taxes in 1916
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

alike 80 police hand but they refused TO
make any further attempt to penetrate the picket line
Turning out in response TO radio appeal made by
the union after police broke the line yesterday and allowed
Office workers the JAW strikers began congrega
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

"V "I77V' I'D ''71" "V3- 0F'I''' 'O' NY
Samuel l.. SHEPPARD, former buck private is darned
burned up.
He wants 10 know how the Of Harry Hopkins, for
ner presidential adviser managed get his English bride
Of three and half months this country ahead Of some
10000 CT brides who waiting in line to Join their hus
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

bands in America.
Sheppard. y. Of 20lo Ash. GOT
his dandcr up yesterday when he
saw picture in The Detroit
Times showing Robert Hopkins
o former sergeant and hlS BRIDE
Brenda Stephenson arriving in
New York City They had been
married IN Middlese>, England
only last Aug 80
WY gosh" exclaimed mild
hammered Sheppard "Edna and
have been married 10 months.
We have 7-month-old daugh-
ter. Ncndy. I've been trying
since last January--thats al
most year--to get them across
the Atlantic.
SUSPECTS INFLUENCE
Eve practically worn myself
out trying 90 get the red tape
cut. And then guy like Hop
kins comes along and with
hardly any waiting j. able To
bring his bride home. guess
II just takes political pull aud
money"
Sheppard who won't through
The thick OF the European battle
and was wounded twice after tho
D-Ddy invasion said
I'm not squawline for my
self"
ITS maddening when ordi-
nary guys like myself can't be
reunited with English wives
and children because of ship
uing shortages. while a select
few. with dragS, get all the
breaks" ne declared
And that's another thing.
The ship that brought me home
wasn't filled 10 capacity. We
could have carried many more
fellnwS-or even our brides
had there been any efficiency
In shipping uS hack"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
In the Times TODAY

utCKflS snow BAR s2s WUf
Dsnclng.7 z O. M Faor shows N.sH.y
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Edison Cuts
Rates Jan. |
For 100000
MARKETS. PAGE 20

Detroit Edison Co. today
agreed TO cut its rates, eff
fective Jan. !, and refund
S16,450,000 TO 1914 and 1945
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

Union negotiators termed the
proposal, which would cost the
company an estimated S33, 1000, 900
a year, completely unaccept-
able a detailed statement was
promised later by the union.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Sergeant
T axes Bride

CT. CATHERINE CHURCH
~ was the setting Saturday
morning for the marriage of
Miss Cyrilla Marie Penner.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Penner of Crane avenue, and
S Sgt Charles Raymond Dom
nelly of Baltimore, Md.
The bride chose for her we'd
ding a traditional gown of white
slipper satin and Spanish lace
made with a fitted bodice, deep
yoke and full skirt extending
into a train. Her veil was caught
10 a pearl coronet. She carried
a bouquet of white orchids and
Snapdragon.
Miss Catherine Donnelly of
Baltimore, sister Of the bride
groom, was maid of honor wear
ing cornfiower blue organdy and
carrying an arm bouquet of yell
low flowers. Miss Frances Bush
of Howell was bridesmaid wear
ing yellow net and organdy and
carrying purple flowers.
Following a honeymoon trip
through the East Sgt. and Mrs.
Donnelly will make their home
in -SmNrna- -TeRn.-----
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Is Welded

A I A ceremony on Saturday in
IA st. Clare of Montefalco
Church Shirley Frances Corey,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Corey of Berkshire
road, became the bride of Fran
els John Pelkey, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pelkey of Oak road.
The bride wore a gown of
white satin and lace with a fin
gerup illusion veil. Her flowers
were white orchids and Stephs-
notis.
Mary Corey. sister Of the
bride, was maid of honor. She
wore a pale blue dress made
with fitted bodice and ruffled
skirt.
The bridesmaids were Sally
Smith, Betty Matschall and Dor
othy Pelkey. They were gowned
alike in dusty pink.
Following reception at the
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club Mr..
and Mrs. Pelkey left for a we'd
ding trip. The new Mrs. Pelkey
wore a three-piece suit of dusty
pink with brown accessories.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Ems Moons Home

Ems Robert Moons is home
on Today leave from New
port r. I visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs John g Moons, IN
Avon road. They are entertain
Ing this weekend Ems. Moons,
fiancee. Shirley Hildebrann Of
Saginaw
ST &C OrVille Fox is home
from Navy Pier Ill, visiting
his wife and daughters who re-
side with Mrs. Fox parents. tho
Floyd MCGriffs, IN Outer drive.
He Will report 10 his new loca-
tinn on the West Coast
-AicGrlff- has S-retgTAed-
20 his field in Nevada following
a round Of social activities With
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Floyd
McGriff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton NJ Grier
and daughter. Barbara, OF Lam
caShire road, arc in San Fran
cisco. Cal. visiting their son,
AS Milton NJ. GrieT JT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
RadcIiffes in West

Mr.. and Mrs p. l. Radcliffe
OF Grandville road are spending
D month if, Riverside, Cat, visit
ing their son-in-law and daugh-
Ger. Ii, Col and Mrs. John
Nitsche.
4 The J. Ray Campbell home
in Sunderland road has been
bursting with activity this past
week. Capt. and Mrs. James
Campbell are home on a two
weeks leave from West Palm
Beach. Fla. Last week they
were the guests of her parents,
the Edward Fishers, in Boston
Blvd. This week they are
visiting his parents. the ] Ray
Campbells.
Cpl. Francis r. Campbell re-
turned Thursday TO QuantiCo,
Va, and another son. Robert j,
Campbell TO Grove City, Pa.
after spending -Mnther.EEDaY
week with their parents, the L
Ray GampbeffS.
~ 70 Angus Leggat came home
on a leave from Muroc, Cal,
before going to Riverside. Cal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

lie is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Leggat OF Greenwich road.
SGT. Alvin Culley Will arrive
home next week from DyeTS-
-turE-Ltenn--tn- spend weeks
furlough with his mother, Mrs.
Mard Case Of Nest Outer drive.
Mai James X. Burgess Jr.
few home this weekend from
Washington, - c., with his
guest, Capt Thomas Mccoy of
New York City His parents.
the James R. Burgesses, gave a
dinner party this Saturday in
their Ashton road home. They
Will give another dinner party
Sunday evening at Dearborn
Inn TO honor Mai. Burgess and
Capt. Mccoy.
Mrs. William J. Chappell Of
Warwick road has gone to Lin
coin, Neb., TO be with her huS.
band, Pfc. Chappell. The Lewis
BurtonS are occupying the
Chappell house during their alb
Sence
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

ANNIS FURS
Randolph oo22
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Miss Corey A1tf;t A. ptItf+s to $ PssE eiab

AFTER A dessert luncheon
at 1880 p. m. Friday at the ST.
James Methodist Church, the
Palette and Brush Club will
hold its annual business meet
ing.
Ernest Scanes. Detroit artist,
will be guest speaker and critic.
Plans are being completed for
a one-day exhibition of paint
ings by members of the group
TO be held June 6 in the Redford
Public Library.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
.RoseedaIe
GirItoWed

Mr.. AND Mrs EARL II.
WI SCHELL Of CherrylsWn
avenue. sunounce the engage
rnent of their daughter, Audrey
Ellen. % Neil Gordon Wallace
son OF Mrs. Clare W. Wallace OF
RoSemont road
Miss Schcll attends Michigan
State College where she Is a
member of Kappa Gamma So
rority.
Mrs Clare " Wallace has
arrived homo from EOri Riley,
Kan. where she visited 1t.
James Kane
Patricia Kulling. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. kulling OF
Warwick road, has as her guest
over the weekend her fiancc,
II. Russell J. Cornair from
CAanuta- -EAeld III
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Harmon
Enqaoement Told

MR.. AND MRS A r. HAIR
MON of Steel avenue announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Margaret Louise. TO Will
liam Lynch Knapp, son of Mr.
and Mrs William J. Knapp Of
Wyandotte.
The announcement was made
at-a luncheon Saturday At
The Women's City Club. The
party also honored Margarets s
cousin, Margaret French OF
Flushing, l.. !.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
FiIiaI Dinner Set

THE ANNUAL mother
daughter dinner sponsored by
the ESperia Club will take place
Thursday at 1880 p. m. at the
Normandy dining room. Com
mittee members are Miss Lor-
raine Fontanive, Miss Margaret
Ripepi and Mrs. Lucille M.
RosSo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Musical Tea Wednesday

KINGS DAUGHTERS 10y
Atty CIRCLE will have a mu-
sical tea at the home of Mrs.
Henry +. Epley in Edison ave-
nue. on "Wednesday at 2 D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Science Alumni to Meet

THE HOME SCIEN CE
ALUMNI CLUB will hold its
annual banquet at the Abingdon
Saturday. Honor guests will be
the sponsor and organizer of
the group, Miss Deda l.. En-
mons. formerly of the North
western High School faculty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20


Mrs Frederick S DeCaen 1eft) president of the
Michigan League of Catholic Women, and Mrs. John C..
Cahalen president of the Diocesan League who will
preside the annual joint meeting of the organizations,
Thursday, in the Activities Building admire the portrait
of the late Mrs Edward Askn Skae founder of the latter
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Republicans to Meet

T II f REF ULIC A "
WOMAN,S CLUB of Redford
will hold luncheon meeting at
1890 p. m. on Monday at the
Rouge Recreational Center.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-01

The idea that malaria an d
marshes were connected dates to
before the birth of Christ.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-01

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