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Hotel Theresa Is
Damaged By Blaze

NEW YORK-tANP)- 81 SOC
blaze damaged the Theresa, one Of
the nations foremost hotels, here
Wednesday night
The blaze, which is said TO have
started in the third floor, caused
one unidentified young woman
guest to jump from her third floor
apartment to the street. She was
removed unconscious to Sydenham
hospital where it was reported she
Sustained a skull fracture.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-03
Detroiters Slated
To Oppose Jeffries

DETROIT, -(NNPA)-The COL
ored vote in what the city charter
provides must be non-partisar
election will go almost solidly
against Mayor Edward J. Jeffries
Jr., according to political and i'm
partial observers, as the heated
Mayoralty campaign serving into
it's final week.
There is no doubt that some OF
the abuse that was heaped upon
Mayor Jeffries as a result of police
activities during the race riots OF
l943 has stuck, with the result that
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-03
Over 10000
Veterans Out OF Job

WASHINGTON - (NNPA) -
Veterans Administrations reports
show more than 10000 ex-service
men were unemployed in the Sec
ond week of October with the num-
Der steadily rising. Nearly $4,000
900 in readjustment allowances have
been paid out under GI-Bill Of
Rights since September 1914 when
$4,000 weekly payments were au-
thOriZed.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-03

D. E. 1 am married and my hus-
band and I seem to be very much
IN love and there are certain people
who want me to divorce him be-
cause we are not working in the
same town. They do all they can
against. him and they are angry
with me If I don't talk against him
Please tell me what to do? Answer
IN the paper right away please.
Ans: Some people take a mali
cious satisfaction in seeing a mar
rage OF another go on the rocks
People of this type should not be
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cultivated as friends of yours. Mel
Their should you give them the
privilege of discussing your private
problems before them. You and
your husband have worked out the
only present solution to your pro-
blem and as long as you feel salts
fled with the arrangement that is
all that really matters.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-03

virtually the entire colored vote
impossible for various reasons to
estimate is expected to be cast fo1
Richard T. Frankensteen, vice pre-
sident Of the CIO United Automo
bile Workers. =
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til he gets well. He denies the child
rem to his people but not to me. He
won't buy me anything and says
if 1 want anything I can work and
get it. I don't have friends to help
me- He leaves me alone for days
at a time. I am now on the verge OF
a breakdown. Please tell me what
to do.
Ans: The stomach trouble did
not alter the desire for a family
and it should not prevent him from
giving his children name. He is
using his physical condition as a
gag to shift his responsibility. II
yOr are having to work and sup
port your children and yourself
then there is no point in your re-
naming there subjecting yourself
to all this nervous strain. Have a
showdown and make him accept
his responsibility or you will find
peace elsewhere.
0. M. S. I have been reading
your problems and would like to
ask you this question. I am mar
ried to man who is 80 and am
10. Sometimes we have fuses and
he occasionally beats me up. But
love him. Does he love me? He
claims that he really does love me.
He gives me anything I want and
is nice to me L want to know if
he loves me?
Ans: He loves you desperately
but there is a funny little quirt i'm
his nature that leads him to use
the rod instead of showering you
with tender caresseS at times. Your
question is Does he love me?"
The answer is Eyes, he does" Now
1T is UP to you to take it or leave
it.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-03
| Year Military
Training

WASHINGTON - IN N P Al -
President Truman Tuesday called
for one year of military training
as opposed to military service for
every male American The training
would begin at Is years of age or
upon graduation from high school,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-03

F. N. My man is II years older
I and we have two smalul children
He says he would marry me but
he has gastric stomach condition
and he doesn't want to marry I'M
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-03
by ABBE' WALLACE SERVICE

relation problem nvz'o
in
WALLACE The SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-03
Says Subversive Groups
Back Back Gary School Row
Lynn Relates Experiences
With Jim C,roluln U.S.Arn1y

NEW YORK-(S NS)-Before an audience that pack
ed and damned the auditorium Of the Public Library 36th
Street and Lenox Avenue New York City, Winred Lynn
central figure in the famous Lynn Case, gave gripping
account Of his experiences with crow in the army,
Octoh
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-03
SO-GOOD CHEMICAL co.

so-Good Hair Dressings have been man.
and sold direct to the people
who used It for the past 20 wears There
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-03

WIKI T. NOW
Send no money. Pay on deliv-
cry. Sent to you same day
your letter received.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13
FISHERS DISTRICT
Ncar GrecnWOOd)

Miss Marilyn Brown was featur-
ed in 4 radio broadcast over W. T.,
@. G. on Tuesday morning on a
talk Of preparations and uses OF
foods grown in the victory garden.
Mrs Emory Williamson enter
tanned At Il covered dish luncheon
aud a notion auction at her home
on Tue aday evening With very
good Attendance.
Mrs Thomas Smith VAS given Il
surprise rat1y ON Wednesday eve
niue when large number of hen
friends and relatives happened iii
10 help cclchrat" her birthday. Al
ter q very happy evening Eume-
made ice cream and cake were
served Mrs. smith received many
useful and lovely gifts
Mir. and Mrs. Lowell Taylor on
tertaincd at Il five O'Clock Dinner
ON Sunday given in honor of tn,
third birthday anniversary Of thcil
little duu2htet. Bonnie. Those
present 10 help the ll,tle Miss
celebrate and enjoy All the goo,
cat: that lillcd the table were. Mr.
and Mrs Robert Whitley aud daueh
ter. FnlniIr, Mrs. Harry Wiley
Mr. ;nd Mrs. jesse Sharp. Mir. ant
Mrs. NJ. y. Robinson and Clurl
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13
HOUSTON

The Houston N,w Century club met
"h r." ~daN night. AprIl lo. with th,.
Il'~i'i'!l. Mr~ Ma1loNr. in lin. chair
i"it W't- II H.tmi,-IS present The.
meeting VAS "p.ucd With "a sony
,htih1 l"il9it.' followed hv I'M.
"Ii''t l.P' al'd ln unison and the Nag
Stiht'. Tin. usual huSiutSS routine fol
lowed aud at IT'S clos. TIM. nl,,.tlu. was
@l\"h "N'r I" Mrs. Richard I;.u,i,.it.
WI" Had Nu-lr' Tor hvr Suip.,t and
MI Mulhoil:u.d ANA Mrs ki.Is,as;,
h1d t'"rr"hi Events. What Nazism
ii". Don" 1" German Song" was read
h\ MI james \. HARRINGTON. and NI~
Woth had i par-r ou Music" Mrs
l.. i'aI 'irt''liir'. 2HV, tho origin OF
th SONG 3SWluelug ON \ star" and
Ali"Ho kirilrl>H played tho music or,
th" piano. SIN" also played Just =,
Prayer AWaN' Mrs. Dut"ndach gavr
th' ttl" story "i TN hymn. Holy
N'ehl" Nrs Bennett read the origin
OF "Eock at Ages" and Mrs W,hh
sang the hymn. accompanied hN Mrs
MHi1I"Nr al TIN" piano. Mrs NJ w
TM~ll"W"od road :tu urticE. hv E,.(.
~ l.. NJ. ckaA. who h"s written
owen no hNunu~ H.. Iuld hoW "a ,ulI,;,ll
road inspired mm to writ, th,. sule
loud \ Hand tfd It Washing ma
'!'h' gave hln the inspiration for
WritIu@ " W hat HIS Bouc For NJ. -
ih.- VA th'. lose. ol Mr. Ecni,tt' -
nIopiHfu und MIR" Huhnllnud had
CWf,nt EN,ut- and hcr first ,.N,nt ~hr
"".' Was about thr used clothing
dllHo Mn Wrhh read II hort pirc,
%" Good Shortage" Mrs Pearson
lcad - IHp'r ON thc Sugar Situation
and il ~, dict,d ltur,- sugar in 1915
\ltcno kiclhasn read about the total
"chl'." Of tho sun. which Viii occuI
"n JuiN tn" only tutal ECLIPSE, in /:
>';l~ Mary ki'lhos;, had quit. :r i'm
t"I"-tiu@ articlr on cHmcrr At 1h
clos" "t thu program the hoStrSSc>
served delicious chicken salad, crack
,rs. potato chips. pickles ana coffee
Tins WA. thr last Official club meet
inE unil fail IWl ON Tuesday night
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13

April u. the cluh will have their am
nuai party or Husbands Night" and
each member and husband or friend
are urged 10 hc present. II amy can
not hr present plrHS' notify Mrs. Ed
ward MUlhollaud or Mrs. pufcndach
W" arr NeiY glad To report Mrs
John ~ Dawson. who WAS operated
upon about two weeks ago i'm VII
mington Memorial Hospital. il getting
along very nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hayes Worc
Wilmington visitors ana called un
Mrs DAWSON IN thc hospital
Mrs Lydia Morris spent saturday
in Dover visiting relatives.
Mr. ana Mrs W Charles l'nrad.-
ANA children, Eleanor Lee and Charles
of Dover were the guests ui Mr and
Mrs ERNEST W. Simpson ON SUNDAY.
Mrs Marguerite Cooper of Dover
spent Thursday with her mother MI.
Eal:duIrh Gr;lham
carroll pHrvis aud Mrs. Ferguson
spent several days ot thr past week
VISITING relatives and friends IN Capc
Charles. Ma.
Mrs Betty Johnson atd ciildrr,3 :r,
spending some timr with hcr tathrl
J G. larNjS.
Mr.. and Mr. calvin Hollis and son
arr, VISITING her parents. Mr. aud Nh
Ralph Jump Mr.. Hollis expects /,
,eaN" very ~hultlN T." join III" aru,'
forces and Mrs. Hollis and -oli Nil
stay with her parents tur TIN, duI"-
,IuiI.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13

mons. of Deepwater, y. j.
Mrs. Blanche Merider and chill
dren spent the week end as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Toland Bowers,
of DeepWater, n. j.
Class No. & is cordially invited
to meet with Mrs w. Nelson Hall
on Friday evening, April -.
The New Market W. S. c. S. will
be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Wilson on Thursday eve
ming. April 49, A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
Special
The New Market w. S. c. S. will
have a food sale on Saturday, April
u. Order now and be sure of get
ting good eats.
Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. EllingswOrth
Jr., are receiving congratulations
upon the arrival of an s lb. > or. boy
on Sunday, April S, in the Milford
Memorial Hospital. Baby and
mother are doing fine. This is the
third son.
. -uttIOufSt
Rev. w. e.. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday, April 10:
Sunday School services at 1906
a. m. i'll charge of f. W. Ireland
superintendent Preaching at IL :Ol
by pastor. Evening worship a
80 p. III.
Meetings
McCOlley's Methodist Chapel
Rev. W. &. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday. April l5 Sunday Schoo
services in charge of Preston Don
Ovan. superintendent.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. W. G.. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday, April IS: Sunday Sch0o
services at , =. III. Preaching at
by pastor.
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Roberts NailOr. Pastor
Sunday. April Is: Sunday SchoC
services at 200 p. IN. Preaching b
pastor. Everyone welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13
MILFORD NECK
Methodist Church
Rev. David Z. Wood. PHStnr

NV. DiN III T.. Nbuus d>l"I
Sunday, April -: Sunday School
services at 2:oo p. m., Harvey
Thompson. superintendent. Church
services at , p. m. by the pastor.
Don't forget to attend the meet
ing of the Womcn's Society of
Christian Service tonight. Friday.
April II. at 5 y. m. in the Milford
Neck Church Mrs Jonathan 5.
Willis is chairman of the program.
Little Joshua Wiley. Jr, spent
the Weekend with his %randpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tucker.
Of Greenwood
Mrs. James Webb. Of Milford.
was the Tuesday dinner guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. Webb. Jr.. and
son. Thomas.
We are glad to report Mrs. Mary
Meredith. who has been quite i'll.
is improving at this writing
Mr.. and Mrs. John MuCkln and
daughter. Leila Mae. visited Mr.. and
Mrs John Lon2botham
Mrs Edwin Short and daughters
Sara and Elizabeth, and Mrs Paris
Kirby attended the turkey dlnMci
meeting of the Delaware State Tur-
key Growers Association at Mid
land Grange Hall in Georgetown
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Grccnly and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs layn-
ter Reynolds and family, Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Blizzard. Mrs
Sadie Mills and Miss Edith French
all Of Milford, visited Mr. and Mrs
Harvey Thompson and Mrs. AmaIl-
da Stevenson. Sunday.
Mrs. John Cuffman entertained
her sister. Mrs. Emma Fritzinscr
and Mrs. Bessie Lawyer, Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Wolfe and son
Charles. and Mrs. Helen Reitmcier
of Big Stone Beach. visited Mrs
Edwin Short and daughter, Sara
Tuesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Enoch Carptntc
| gave birthday party for thei
= daughters, Lois Ann and Aim;
? Mae Those present were thci
three great aunts, Mrs. Emm
FritZinger. Mrs. Bessie Lawyer am
! Mrs Estelle Kenny; their grand
/ parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Coft
| man. ST.; their uncle, Mr.. John {
/ COffman. Jr.; and cousins. Rose
John 3rd. Clarence and Carline
and Mrs Burton Sharp Refresh
: mentS of ice cream and cake Wcr
| served y very wonderful time va
z spent by both young and old.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13
GLENDALE

Mrs. Theodore Walius is pa
tient in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital at this writing.
A. r. Jones, Jr., who is employed
in Wilmington, spent the Weekend
with his family here
Miss Mia Macklin was Friday
guest of Mrs. Barbara Donovan
and daughter. of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Worthington.
of Milford, were Sunday evening
callers III town Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David EllingswOrth
visited Mr. and Mrs. X. Jester. of
Milford, on Sunday.
Mrs. John EllingSworth and
children. of Milford. were callers
of relatives and friends of this
community last week.
Mrs S. McIlvain entertained
guests during the week k-end
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Marker and
Miss Helen Marie Marker, of Mil
ford, were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Meredith, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Messick
entertained guests last week.
Mrs. Carrie Kroh, of Milford, was
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
V. Smith and sons.
Albert Millman, L. s. Navy. spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Millman.
Harold Williams, u. S. Navy
spent the weekend with Mrs Edn;
Davis and family.
Mrs. Vesta NJ. Mills, of Milford
was Sunday guest of Misses Ali,
and Mia Macklin.
Glass No. of Ellendale Sunda,
School will meet with Mrs. Charlie
HOyt on Friday evening, April q
All members of this class extent
extend their sincere thanks to tn
guests and all those who contribut
ed to the success of the covere
dish supper in March.
The Home Demonstration Gu
will meet with Mrs. r. j. Clendanie
on Wednesday evening. Apri! Is
All members please be presen
The March meeting was held wit
Mrs. c. A. Timmons. The presi
dent, Mrs. Catherine PrettymaI
presided, after which Miss Hol
loway demonstrated the use of tn
sewing machine. Refreshment
were served Everyone reported
very happy time.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sammon
and daughters We're week -en
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sam
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w. Baker, Pastor
SMmdnN. .\prlI d

9:45 Il. m SUNDAY school Hubert
IaSsWatcrs. superintendent.
! 100 Il. m. Preaching
100 p. m Musical. Song and Praise.
500 p. m.-PrcnchinE.
Prayer meeting W, ducSdny ,Vcuin2,
Al 7:30 o'clock
We want to inVit" Nuu to our s.r-
vices: also our sunday school. We have
GLASSES fur all ages.
Special Invitation to those who q,
to no church school. We invite Nou
Come with us. get acquainted Will
our fine group of boys aud i;Irl* and
EOdlN teachers. Parents could not Il,
- uOhlrr thing for their children then
send or bring them tu Sunday school
Awards are given to each worker
our motto: Pray. Plan. Come,
Work "
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13
GREENWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Carter of
Wilmington were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Zack Hatfield this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Coulter, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Fl. Spence visited rela-
tives in Wilmington on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Humphreys
and family of Newark visited rela-
tives and friends here on Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Johnson of
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13
The Presbyterian Church
"1he Church ON the Plaza"
Rev. John M. DeChant. Minister
Sunday. April l.

sunday. NIill -
g. H. a IN. Sunday school. Mrs. j
H. GOrdUn, superintendent
l":oo 4. m Mems Eihlc class. y II
lllIuc$, teacher
ll.oo Il. m Worship and sermon
Topic. "tiod'~ ETERNITY and Power"
Mss Josephine TUokrr viii hr th'
s,tlcSt SolUlst
80 =. ~. Junior Society. Mr.
George Sha,tIcr. lcud'r.
$50 p. m Young Peoples Society
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13
Johns Il. C.. Church
First Independent Church
Marshall Street
Rev. c. w. Taylor. Pastor

Sunday. April -
lo.ou a. IN. Sunday school
ll:o0 a. m Preaching Service
.uu p. m Childrrn'& Service.
t. p IN tNangcliStic Services.
Tuesday Childrcn'S Service 1000 y.
m: I.ihlc Study. 7:tj D. m
Friday Childrcn'S Service 700 p.
m: Prayer and Praise service. 7:i5
y. ~.
tlannclEraph Talks each service 10y
the pastor.
\ Christian welcome awaits YOU.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13
DELAW AREANS LIBERATED

Two former Laurel residents.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert +, Smith and
their two children. Robert +, Smith.
Jr.. 4. and William G. Smith. ,,
are among 500 civilians liberated III
the Philippines who soon will ar
rive in San Francisco. They We're
at Santo Tomas Camp in Manila
Mrs. Smith is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George c. Bishop. of
Laurel.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13
Calvary Methodist Church
1.-The Church of a Warm Spirit"
Rev. M. Eugene Hungeiford, Ministe
Sunday, April II

NWndAA, NpfII y
!."o -; m old Fashioned class meet
ing Harry Emory. header
ln.uo a. IN Church School. John
wilkins, superintendent. There ar"
claSs,~ iur all ages. II not onrolld
HuNW where we viii hc glad to W,lconI,
You
II :Uo a. m. Divine Worship and
sermon. MI are invited to Worship
with us.
6:3o D. ~ NJ. Y +. President Miss
I:cttY FnViu%rr. Meeting will hr in
charge of Henry l'usrN
80 y. m. Evening Worship, Song
and message.
Prayer Meeting ON Thursday eve
ming at 80 o'clock
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13
First Baptist Church
Not to be Ministered Unto. But to Minister
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor
Sunday. April -

lo:oo a. IN. lihl, School Topic.
"ITonr"rs of Faith" JOIN our @oih@
and growing Bible school. Thuml@ T..
flnuudcrS. superintendent
II ~ a. IN. Morning Worship Mes
sage. The Master rs \ SrINuul"
ESQ y m. HoyS and Girls Juuiar
High and Baptist Youth Fellowship
groups viii meet.
go y m Informal Sou@ Service
and Evening Worship. McsS,i,.r Even
50. Culnr. Lord Jesus"
Wednesday. 500 y. m. Prayer and
lihh Study Hour
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13

Taylor. of Greenwood and Mr.. Win
ME Afford and Mrs. Robert Bryan
and daughters. Mildred and Joan.
OF Fedcralsbure All reported a
fine time and left with best wishes
for y happv future tor Bonnie.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13
CHURCHES In MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
The House of Happiness"
Rev. Frank Herson. D. D., Minister

''TTII'I'IN, -NTIII n
9:i3 a. m. Session OF the Church
School Give your children the. hrh
We can render. Bring them with YOU
Loo a. IN. Morning Worship and
SrIm"n. Subject. ~ Good Vision for
a lad Finn" Music of merit hy tn,
chanctl choirS. Welcome here for YOU.
$50 p. M. The Methodist Youth
Fellowship. send us your young pro-
pl,
-" y. m. Evening Worship auo
Sermon Subject. The Great Mir
nlntiui" y service with a purpoS,. fur
YOU and NorI friends
\iIdWcck Church service ut 7.3t
O'clock Uu Thursday evening
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13

Jackie OBier has been confined
70 his home the past week. VIC
tim OF measles. o,;. .nont
Mr.. and Mrs AIva O'mer spent
sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Selby
Rai.in in Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-13

Staff Sergeant James +. Salevan,
North Walnut Street, Milford, is
Supply Sergeant in a Quartermas-
ter Company of the 44th Infantry
Division Following graduation
II ON Beacon College in 1899, he
Orked as a bank teller for the Sc
curity Trust Company of Whining
ton before entering the Army three
years ago. He has been overseas
three months Helen, his wife. lives
at ll6 Savannah Road, Lewes.
Pvt. Russell Bennett is home on
a furlough this week and will re-
turn to Fort Meade, Md, the be-
ginning of next week
4 T
Word has been received by Bill
Jefferson's friends here in Milford
of his promotion to sergeant. Bill
le stationed at present on an island
in the Atlantic.
Fifth Air Force in the Philip
pines Raymond l.. Tucker. aerial
engineer assigned to the Flying
Circus, Il B24 LiberatOr Group of
the Fifth Air Force has been pro-
NOTED to technical sergeant Ser
geant Tucker, 20 years old. resided
ut Ellendale before entering the
service August 6. 1941 Sergeant
Tucker is the husband of Mrs.
Georgia h. Tucker, Route No. ,.
Box 20. Amarillo, Texas.
a. v
With L. :. Supply Forces on the
Rhine Technical Sergeant Walter
a. Marshall. Milford. of the 329th
Harbor Craft Company. helped
capture enemy barges along the
Rhine River for use of army en-
gineers after the collapse of the
LudendOrf Bridge. The barges are
being used to support Bailey Bridge
sections over which vehicular traf-
fic and armamentS are passing
\ small tlOtilla of enemy tugs
was claimed for the United State,
i Army. Three large vessels were
put into action Immediately. The
unit also operated Chrysler Cata
bridge. Sgt Marshall is Il tug mas
i. ter in the Army.
At
The promotion of Wallace p
! WOOtten to staff sergeant was an
nOunced on January "a Staff Ser
: geant WOOtten was wounded il
Germany on January y and wa
hOspitalized in Paris for ON
month. He joined his outfit agail
E and was wounded the second tim
with a piece of shrapnel in March
o. He has won the expert infantr
:, pin. the combat infantryman pi
. and the Purple Heart. He gradu
: ated at the University of Florid
+ in the ASTP course in engineer
+ ing and trained at Camp Mccain
n Miss, before going overseas in Al
# gust, 1914. lie is the son of MI
/ and Mrs. Paul WOOtten of Mag
nOlia.