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Evening star., 1945-11-21
Murder Is Charged
To Woman in Staying
|0f Virginia Coach
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
ABINGDON. Va, Nov. 2l.-Sherifl
J. Trigg Woodward of Washington
County announced today that Mrs
Hal v. Clark, A, was placed under
arrest last night on a warrant sworn
to by Commonwealth Attorney
Roby G. Thompson charging hel
with murder in the killing Of James
Emmett Newton, 20. Damascus high
school football coach and a veteran
Of Guadalcanal.
Mrs. Clark was released aftel
posting bond of $4,000. The case will
be presented to the Washington
County Circuit Court grand jury
Monday.
The arrest followed an intensive
investigation conducted by Wash.
ington County authorities and Alb.
ingdon police after Mr.. Newton's
body was found early Monday ir
his room at the Clark home.
Earlier, Acting Coroner John A
Wolfe announced unofficially thai
x-ray examination of Newton's
body revealed two gunshot wounds
in the back and two in the chest
and that three of the four bullets
still were in the body.
Gun Is Recovered.
> Sheriff Woodward said the CUR
was recovered yesterday on infor.
nation furnished by Mrs. Clark, anc
that the pistol contained i've empty
cartridges. Mrs. Clark told tn.
sheriff she had borrowed the pisto
two or three months ago aftel
prowlers had been seen around tn,
house.
Sheriff Woodward said Mr.. New.
som had been a friend of the Clarl
family for about a year and lae
accompanied Mrs. Clark and he,
three daughters to Florida las
winter.
Sheriff Woodward gave this &C.
count OF Mrs. Clark'S story:
Mrs. Clark said she and her thre.
daughters, Dorothy 18; Nancy, 16
and Frances, 8, had planned to at.
tend a show with Newton in Bristo
Sunday night. Because of a dis.
agreement, Mrs. Clark and Newtor
did not accompany the three girl
when they left In an automobile fol
Bristol in company with j. S. Hen.
derson, friend of one OF tn,
daughters.
Threw Pistol Under Porch.
She said that after the children
left she called to Mr.. Newton, whose
room was located upstairs, and tha,
he failed to answer. She went up.
stairs and found him standing ir
front Of an open wardrobe drawer
with a gun pointed at himself. Ac,
cording to Mrs. Clark, he fired twt
shots when she rushed over ant
knocked the gun out Of his hand
telling him, You can't do that.
The gun fell to the floor and to keey
him from getting 1t again she picket
it up and while holding him to keel
him from falling the pistol went of
two or three times.
Mrs. Clark stated that she wantet
to call a doctor, but that Mr.. Newtor
told her he was dying. She left hin
lying on the floor, went down tn
steps, carrying the gun, went arount
to the back of the home next doc
and threw the gun under the bacl
porch.
Returning to her home, Mrs. Clarl
locked the front door, walked to tn
bus station approximately / mill
distant, took a taxi and went I,
Evening star., 1945-11-21
Special Dispatch to The Star

opeclAl DlSphtCn 10 Ine ctdI.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Nov
21.-virginia's quest for a touch
down maker to take the place OF
the missing Cavalier co-captain
John Duda, high scorer for two
seasons, who reported for Navy
duty in Washington on Monday,
seems to have been solved in the
person Of versatile Fullback Ray
Brown, but Coach Frank Murray
can't make up his mind which Of
three halfbacks to start in Duda's
old position against Maryland Sat-
urday in Washingtons Griffith
Stadium.
Brown, who lives in Falls Church
in suburban Washington, but who
did most of his football playing at
Evening star., 1945-11-21
Cavaliers High-Scoring Brown
lis Bio Menace to Old Liners

seasons opener. added three more
touchdowns against Oceana, two on
runs from scrimmage, one on q
pass interception. Because OF
Stark's inexperience, the choice ap-
pears to be between Sinclair and
Perry.
Brown is a triple-threater. who
does most Of the punting and. who
has thrown several touchdown
passes. He also plays on the basket
ball and baseball teams. He won
his "V" as a reserve end last fall
and was shifted TO the backfield,
where he has been a regular since
the first Of Virginia's seven victories.
Terps Know About Brown.
Maryland coaches agree that
Brown is a fine back and rate him
Evening star., 1945-11-21
MoryIond-Virginio Tilt
Will Be Broadcast

Radio station WMAL will broad
cast play-by-play account of the
Virginia. Maryland game on Satur.
day at Griffith Stadium.
Jimmy Gibbons, ace sportscastel
for WMAL, will be at the micro.
phone, starting at las.
WMAL will feed station WCHV
Charlottesville, home of the Cava-
liers.
Evening star., 1945-11-21
Barnard Tells Civilian Club
'0f Postwar Job Facina ice.

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission is faced with the toughest
problem" in its 58-year history in
insuring that the Nation will have
proper competition, full service
and the complete use of all forms
OF transportation, Commissioner
George M. Barnard of that body
told the Civitan Club of Washington
at Mayfiower Hotel luncheon
meeting yesterday.
The commission faces the future
with confidence, he said, because 1t
has solved myriad problems in the
transportation field in the past.
There will be a useful place for
all kinds of transportation, he said
Evening star., 1945-11-21

Bristol where she joined her daugh--
ters in show. She told no one Of
the incident.
The next morning she told the
children to call Mr.. Newton for
breakfast and Nancy went to the
room and found Mr.. Newton lying
on his back in the center of the floor
Mrs. Clark. formerly Miss Ellen
Talbert of Abingdon, was the widow
of Hal v. Clark, who died in l941.
Their son. Hal, jr., Navy seaman
(second class, was killed In the
South Pacific on November 20, 1943.
Evening star., 1945-11-21
Americans in Moscow
To Mark Thunksqivinq
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Nov. 81. Special
Catholic church services tomorrow
morning and an elaborate party to-
morrow night at American Ambas-
sador w. Averell Harriman's resi-
dence will mark the American COL
ony's Thanksgiving observance.
Evening star., 1945-11-21
Cunningham in Palestine

JERUSALEM, Nov. 81 R.-Lt.
Gen. Sir Alan Gordon Cunningham,
newly appointed high commissioner
Of Palestine, arrived here by plane
this morning and was to be sworn in
at the government house this after
noon. He succeeds the ailing Lord
Gort.
Evening star., 1945-11-21
QuintupIets Die at Birth

MEDELLIN, Colombia, Nov. al
Quintuplets were born prematurely
today to Carmen Vallesta de Castro.
They died shortly afterward.
Evening star., 1945-11-21
Diplomats Increase

Recent years have seen great in
creases in United States diplomatic
stats in Latin American nations.
The Mexico City staff jumped from
72 in 1899 to 237 this year; Rio de
Janeiro the increase was from Al
to 1876.
Evening star., 1945-11-21
DIESEL OR GAS
ENGINE DESIGNERS!
MACHINERY LAYOUT MEN!
DEAILERS!

A large Eastern manufacturer
Of internal combustion engines
has permanent positions avail
able for properly qualified men
with following classifications:
A. Diesel and /or gas engine de-
signer capable Of designing
major parts.
B. Experienced machinery lay
out man.
c. First class detailers.
In submitting applications, In
clude complete information as
to family status, education, pre-
vious experience, age, and COM
pensation expected. Photograph
desirable. Assistance will be
given In securing homes or nv-
ing quarters. Address: Box 429,
Grand Central (Apnex) New
York II, N. 2.
Evening star., 1945-11-21

Buying and keeping Victory Bonds
is the safest, surest way to long
term security and independence.
Evening star., 1945-09-05
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, reg, weekly-monthIy serv-
sHnsr Ices gem records: taxes, financial reports:
Sn6 AccouNTaaiSTf Aai@f e expert books started Kept.
ments audtsd nIon tax reports monthy service state
ACCOUNTING sTUDENT desires o1p fulI-tim.
work, accounta nts ofice or as bookkeeper
IsSSCI.24k IIsSi9f s2Ss sf1fy t1fyFp pm 90 s.
ployed with local dept. store. desires niS o lob
tcnla4 H3h Tepua6!e Ra9 454 b9sinesS firm Give par
Counties, would ike 10 Search titles SHieT foT
DEMosILIzEb oFFICER, . graduate ensi-
essnsr nssT sh - e2Dcn. seas eTefgtys and s..:
and management fields and desires either
resp. rsfponSiole connection. participation in
PDIrnsD qYG rTnsssDopsibility. Box AIS. Star;
SorR srong @ sctnds f phaiss S
Interested in executive work. Box 4ol J,
EXPERIENCED in fertilizer agricultural
INSECTICIDES and feeds, straight salary or
prefer Shenandoah Valley territory. BOZ
JANIToR- Experienced japanese man
with wife and two children, 2 and 3, de-
S,Ts, NAN position cdfd2nd Box 1915, Star
valet or truck driver; good refs, 20 yrs.
IN city. JAMES, HO. s35S 5.
OrfICE MAN, II years experience. de-
Slres perm nanent position with respon sibls
firm as supvr,, correspondent, jr adm
asst or private secretary; $50 wkly. Re-
public 0543. -
oPIIcIsN: dispensing. extensive expert
reputable establishment Box 3s4-H Star.
SENIOR OFFICE CLERK, age 35, desires
UNIVERSITY GRAD, 40 used to meeting
PUBLIC, would like employment evenings
and SATURDAYS, Box 1905. Star H.
YOUNG MAN desires part-time evening
work tahulsting. typing or clerical 4
nlghts per week Boy 4Sh-I Star e.
Evening star., 1945-09-05
HELP MEN and WOMEN

ASSISTANT BUYERS needed for various
departments; exceptional opportunity for
gosGn good
The PALAis ROYAL, i1tR hat at G. G'A n'0''
BOoKKEEPER. exper., knowledge of typ
MNIoS lS1T st sUpPhY SsSy CO 9Dee c e. e.
CANDY COUNTER cLERKs-Pleasant
DRUG STORE. or Employment once. II
taurant. 23l4 Pennsylvania ave Sc Ap-
Sy Il SssSSn sHoh pfeEhG1e II BIS
starting salary. Apply Personnel ONCE,
CIGAR CouNTER cLERks1Plessant, a.; nt we'll well
promotion. Apply at any Peoples DRUG
STORE, OF Employment Office, n ST. n e.
COOKS ~, preferably. white women:
experienced. Salaries for both open Room
snd nd 59ar9 oa1,aie ayaila6le. WASHINGTON AVT-
Adtbesda idos C3uNIE Md w ca9s Sssf Bradley blvd
COUPLE, full time, to take complete care
OF rooming house at 1775 N St NV: $40
Call MIR; WILSON after pm. MI e434
rant; HILLcREsT REsTAURANT. s7i4
ALASKA AVE. PHARMAcY. 7So6 7SCe Alaska Alaska
not necessary: good salary, vacation with
pay. hours. 6-day week Apply at any
ment once, n st. ne
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored, for apart
ment builoing; 5, pm. to IL. days a
ELLIOTT FISHER bookkeeping machine
operator, salary S45 per week; state ex
nerience. Box 1l6-S. Star. los
FOOD CHECKER, experienced: good SAL
ary and meals. Apply steward, WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL, Connecticut ave. and Wood
ley I'd. NV "
FOOD AND FOUNTAIN CLERKS, age 1s
or over; experience not necessary, as we
uniforms furnished and Iaundered free
Appiy at any PEOPLES DRUG STORES or
employment office, n st. me-
care, and recreation program in George
town nsighborhood center. Call MI 1858.
GROCERY CLERKS t2), men or women /;
DODGE'S MARKET, $500 18th st, NV.
Call Miss Roberts, RE. 1881. for interview.
Evening star., 1945-09-05
HELP DOMESTIC tcont.)


Apply Apply mornings, 1920 18th st. NV. MI,
MAIDS. colored, steady. 8 days week;
MApGook y itss K.ria,g d $40 Tk Ass9 sdylt fam.
MAID Il AND cSok sSS White te sSG par
pa a9a shs bath M $50 0sseu sesf
MAID. CIV, no no Cooking. no heavy lsup-
sTsssy laps? S chevs cF NC chase. M Nd. 2'' LOO T.
ome ys nee nestsrs
room, radio; good salary. GE. 1922, 1411
lsnnsl%I @iDphEA AGED 4 WOMAN, colored. no cook.
NGRsE NJ se e Vi can wits iso sole car.
ind t9 t5aR5ng sdsb of girls ages and S Live
Squse -o summer; good references required.
NURSE E-GovERNEss. white for two girls.
ages and 5; live in; references; other help
NURsE-MAID. live in; other, help en-
csll MRs. SIMON EN-. EN- s355' 5'A " ''f''
NURSEMAID, experienced. over 25 years
references required. EN- s~i33. ~ ''''
PARLoR MAID. waitress. .colored, experi-
PART TIME or fun time man or woman.
to do house cleaning and waitress work:
gg9Sd gg9sa Pay; PAY will arrange hours to SUIT.
PART-TIME MAID, 3 to :. days week:
| SOC, an hr. Call CHI O243
WOMAN. white or coored, care for TO-
mo. old baby. light housework; small apt
| Georgia 1906
WOMAN. white or colored to cook dinner
for elderly lady. I4l9 Clifton st. NV.
! Apt. Is.
WOMAN, refined white to care for a.
yea,;old boy; live in. OIL: 1925
WOMAN, colored, exper.. for ghv, SIP
DAY wk hrs, 8 am to pm; salary
So 80 per wk.. permanent employment
with private family in modern home Call
! MRS. SUDDITH. Georgia 6O23.
WOMAN, refined, with health card and
/ light laundry for family OF , and 6-year-
old boy: live in or out EN- 51l4
| TOP SALARY for experienced cook and
I gh.v. who is reliable: small apt I2-
yr-old child; references REQ. OR 55Os.
Evening star., 1945-09-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. .-sECY. coliees
writing, tessehinga background; min, $50
CoMPaSIoN, Tefnsd, csrable: would as
M sist wit, with light M hQusework; live in, SOS
teTatiors Reasonsbie. MSS eR1ns BERT 1890 10
tIYi1G FpiToR St. Pw Psys.tob AT. 4 ID. a s23s.
tising; BA journalism 1910; experience in
GRApuATGR SssfSRsEss sTRsE available "a lsls Sept Is,
MANuscRIPTs fIs TYPED. H s sdfed ssdF if desired;
meticulous work. Telephone Glebe 653a.
NURSE AIDE would like position in doc
sgs sors ONCE or nursing the sick. Call Lu.
RECEPTIoNIST. college background. can
type type oHweelll; well; wants permanent connection.
ssHfETART ss Rl BOO v2gd 2g sgks ss Saturday work
DsTmsnent connection ,q IN small sRle i-employ: 9fd
ing over routine work Box 1928 Star
German, seeks: Tutor. companion. SOW
PART TINE WokK-'Youne woman. ca.
paSa gfrsafe BeI mgt $ss live at place of
POSITION as. part-time secretary-compan-
mr,ta l0n TO @ middie-asee de person living alone.
PART-TIME WORK in dress shop. sat,.
and some ewes. sales or clerical; can maks
very small investment. Box 1925 Star. :.
ested radio. publishing and theater, work
WaShington. New York or travel. Oh
BY WOMAN OF REFINEMENT and expert
ence, care. of l or children from 3 to
years Of age; unencumbered: local ref
Wi DO FFRsoNA sesS BGz I.tNpRY tSa star IA ~
home. no sheets or white shirts AT Ass
Evening star., 1945-09-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CoLoRED GIRL wishes waitress or maids
lob; experienced. HO. 1895
DAYWORKER, call MI. 1926
EA; t1 MAID for g:h,w., will live in. HELEN
WRIGHT. 1928 H ST. NV
JAPANESE COUPLE with two children.
age 30, desire position in home; man
excellent cook. Box 1875 Star.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY as companion elder
~ person or mothers helper motherless
home. g,h.w.; live in; small wages. Box
l2b-S, Star.
PART-TIME MORNING WORK by reliabl.
colored girl. Phone AT 4494
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, available
Oct. 20; invalid or baby care Call after
Z pm, MI. 1859.
SCHOOL GIRL, colored. desires waiting or
Washing, evening work DE. 759S,
WOMAN, colored. INV, care Of children
1897 R st. NV, Apt g.
WOMAN, colored, wants laundry work for
some family, Wednesday, Thursday; SIS
and carfare DI SSl5
ATTENTION EMPLOYED COUPLES Would
you like your apt. cleaned, your laundry
and marketing done and your dinner pre-
pared by white experienced housekeeper.
reliable and amiable Al reference. part
time or on hourly basis Box 153-S, Star
Evening star., 1945-09-05
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, tipping, bookkeepins.
comptometer, all secretarial subjects, civil
service courses. Est. % years; accredited.
INQUIRE Ma. 1888, BOYD SCHOOL. 1889
F st. (opp Capitol Theaterl
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, grades ! to g.
complete curriculum, qualified experienced
teachers. Convenient transportation. Glasses
start September 18th. DU. 929S
young men and women, register now, beauty
culture and hair styling; day classes start
September 10: eve. classes, September 90.
st. ne; tel. WA. 1929; ewes, UN 1855.
Evening star., 1945-09-05
HELP WOMEN.

A JOB YOU WILL ENJOY-Learn this in
teresting work. Earnings at start. S3l 20
weekly. with rapid increases: permanent
1S to 80 Apply employment ONCE. 722
18th st. NV, Monday through Friday.
$50 am. TO pm: Sat. $50 am to 5
TELEPHONE CO. ~ o
THE HECHT co has openings in their
credit ofice for clerks, typists, interview
ers and telephone authorizers. Apply per-
sonnel ONCE, End floor, St at 7th.
EXTRA MONEY MADE NOW selling
Christmas cards. Smartest designs, de-
lightful cards bring you quick cash.
Prize" 2l-Christmas card 81 box gets
orders fast-pays up to 1000 profit. Other
assortments-gift wraps, everydays CHILL
TON GREETINGS CO., 147 Essex, Dept.
155. Boston, Mass
Evening star., 1945-09-05
PERSONAL,

CORDET HATS, bags, all kinds Of fancy
RELIABLE WAKE-UP SERVICE. For in
formation cali AT. 20SO
U-TEL-EM co. does multigraphins. pho
tostating. ad. writing, ghost writing, pub
fishing: calls made. DI 0122. -
wave, SOC. ME- 777s. aSS M&BEIIE LII HHssr HoNr
OUR SCHOOL, l340 N Y. ave
WILL PURCHASE second-trust notes on
D. C. or nearby Maryland, virginia real
estate: quick settlement. Box 251-J, Star. s.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright. il you are in need of q loan up to
$500 on your Signature.
BABY PICTURES-Cute baby pictures
made at modest prices in your home
Phone SH, 5221. Evenings and Sunday
EXTERMINATE-If you need am exter-
minator, call RA. s62s; SIS each treatment.
usually REQUIRES . treatments
lEnutinIIed Next Paoa
Evening star., 1945-09-05
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RIISTNESS

BOOKKEEPERS, $50 expr.. full charge.
good future, transport and export; bookpr
machine OPT, N. c. R and Burroughs
$40 wk.; statistical typist. S1.25 hr, temp
Dozens of other excellent openings Visit
BOYD'S. 1888 F st. Ma 233S
VETERANS seeking the better positions
and with future see Miss Dodge. BOYD'S,
1888 F st. Ma. 1888. (Oldest Emp. Serv-
ice in the DISTRICT.
LAST CALL for teachers, elementary and
secondary, local and out of town; many
today. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 2O4
Colorado BLDG. 18th and G n "
Evening star., 1945-09-05
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY desires ride to ST. Petersburg, Fla.
soon; share driving and expenses. Box
Los ANGELES Sept s. Al Olds. sedan;
take 2. Call after 8 pm, RE. 4027. Have
DRIVING VfCiNfTY WORCESTER. MASS,
via Hartford, Springfield. early Sat, Sept.
.; take 2, $50 each. CHI 1898
DRIVING TO SAN DIEGO, CALF, Sept
18TH. Can take 3. Temple 1883 IL.
Evening star., 1945-09-05
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN

WOMAN, refined, settled, empl. part time;
husband. boy; 6, will assist in motherless
nome IN exchange expenses or part ex-
penses; prefer suburban home. Box 1855,
Evening star., 1945-09-05

Continued on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1945-09-05


but not necessary. See Miss Hirst. EN-.
ployment office, 4th floor, s. KANN SONS
SHOE sALEswoMEN-Good salary. gen
ONCE, @ sth foor, yELLEFFs, fRg 1ef4sdaa1 14sGnas
SILK s hfEfNIsHERs, immediate openings
| WARD & LoTHROP. 9:3O to daily
SILK f9NsHhRs f HhREsdsy Experienced good
WAsHIHSTGN Vas. HfsppNSEnJ LAuNDRY 2e27 K s.. "
Hles WooD "H5i sHARMSey az! RA' GIL BRIGHT
good hours. CATHEDRAL PHARMACY
SODA Dispensers. part or full tine, ex.
perience not necessary; excellent working
eonditions. good salary. Apply WHELAN
DRUG co, Room eos, Bond BLDG, 14tt
SODA soT DisPENsER EN- aS for small neishborhoot
fountain, good hrs, good wages, meals
SOD SODA "tisSPES pfsPENsER sRe GIRLS and counter
girls wanted in new aforementioned restau
rant; good salary and good. hours. Appl.
kEsraGRsNr hE aeGszs lfaa M ssss az St. GEORGES
SODA FOUNTAIN DISPENSERS wanted
BELLEVUE GARDENS PHARMACY, 1855
ssD3lS soD% FoUNrATN ofH AIN GIRL, hours. am. .e
meals, NANCE PARK PHARMACY. ess4
3rd st. NV. GE. ALA.
no Sunday work; meals free Apply PENN
| SYLVANIA DRUG CO, 1901 st. NV
| SODA GIRLS, 2; full time. good hrs
pleasant working cond.: $50 per wk
| uniforms furn., straight shift LINCOLN
PARK PHARMACY. 1901 E. Capitol st
STENoGRAPHER. clerical Interesting po
sition for a bright, quick woman; perma.
nsnt good salary. See Mr.. Graves, JO-
EP sEPH :; HARRIS CO, 1924 r St, NV
ary, pleasant Job with congenial at
moSph,ssrne; mes ,sn, See Mrs; Barker. 4th floor
| STENOGRAPHER, LEGAL experiences; salary
Sl75 per month. Stats, age and expert.
| STENOGRAPHER, private industry, 5h
day week. good salary. Call Elk. 1920.
STENOGRAPHER, wholesale plumbing anG
heating supply house; permanent posi-
ton. 5h-day week, pleasant workini
Wittstatt, MA O050. holland CO., INC.
1876 K st. ne.
LYN STEEL 6s CEMENT CO., 3031 K st
NV. ME. 5000. Do not apply on Saturday
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-08
New s-Herald
Institutes United
Press Service

An authentic "city room" atmoS-
phere was ushered into the Wyan-
dotte News-Herald editorial offices
this morning with the installation
of United Press teletype service.
The machine, which provides Wy
andotters with up-to-the-minute
world news, will be ION duty" daily,
except Sundy, from 6 am. until
2 pm.
With this issue of the News Her
aid around-the-world news cover
age is at the fingertips of Wyan-
dotters through the far-flung facil-
tiles of the UP.
A flip of a switch is all that is
necessary to bring the days pageant
OF events into the News-H Herald
office where it is sorted and edited
and then sent to the linotype oper-
ators who transform it into type
fol- printing.
The central UP office for this
area is located in Detroit. From
there UP-me mber newspapers
throughout the state receive their
copy and special emphasis is placed
on directing news of particular in
terest in individual localities to the
newspapers which circulate in those
areas.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-08
Navy Planes Add
Glamour To Local
Armistice Parade

HellcatS and Grammar fighter
planes may add to the glamour Of
Wyandotte's first peacetime Armis-
tice Day parade in five years with
the announcement of tentative
plans Of the parade committee of
obtaining the planes from the
Crosse lie Naval Base.
The fighters will fly In forma-
ton above the line Of march in
Sundays parade which will form
below the city hall and continue
southwark to Eureka avenue.
Navy personnel, high school
bands, veterans organizations, their
color guards and drum and bugle
corps will organize their line Of
march at the American Legion
clubhouse, Van Alstyne boulevard,
a. pm. instead of at Poplar and
Vinewood as was previously sched-
uled.
All veterans of World War II
are urged to be in uniform, Carl
Streicher, Legion commander said.
Refreshments will be served to the
marchers at the VIEW and Legion
clubhouses following the parade.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-08
Sisters Of HIM
Celebrate Tooth
Year Of Founding

The congregation of Sisters, Ser
wants of the Immaculate Heart of
Mary, faculty-members of st. Pat
rick high school, this week cele-
brate the centennial of the found
ins of their order.
The Sisters have conducted edu-
cational training here for the past
70 years.
The order was founded at Mon
roe on November 10, 1845 when the
first three sisters, under the direc-
ton of the founder, the Rev. Louis
Florent Gillet, c. SIS. R., established
log cabin convent not far from
the present st. Mary's motherhouse.
The oldest community of teaching
religious in Michigan, the Sisters
conduct 26 parochial schools in
Michigan, Ohio and Illinois.
Two other communities have been
organized from the original moth
erhouse in Monroe, each with their
own motherhouse and novitate.
They are located at Philadelphia
and Scranton, Pa.
The rule received its final ap-
prevail from Pope Benedict XIV on
July 26, 1920.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-08
Marine Corp Celebrates 10th
Anniversary Of Founding

many places with the suddenneSs
of exploding time bombs.
But by the time of the Marine
Corps first birthday to be marked
in World War II, the first land
offensive of the war was well I'M
Ger way. In the Solomon Islands,
thousands of miles from their
homes, reinforced division Of Ma
rines on August Z, 1912, had gone
into the jungles to halt the jap
anese advance. In terms of num-
bers, ships, planes and supplies.
those few thousand Marines were
grossly outnumbered. But they had
learned everything quickly-strat-
egg, tactics. the jungle and the Jap.