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Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23

eia: Robert Pittard. Electricians
Mate md lass. With the Sea Bees
~ New Guinea ana Private Joseph
ilitard t. :. VI. e. at cherry Point.
\orrh Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennison Ellis OF
Ilidseyiile, announce the marriage
oi their daughter. Gladys NJ. Ellis.
I" Mr.. Everett NJ Cosbey. also OF
BIld2tNllle, on january 9TH The
ceremony Was performed by ReNe-
fend l.. +. WimhroW. Pastor ut the
| mon Methodist Church. at Bridge
Vile.
The marriage Of Mrs. t.lsi May
Nlh2 and Grover Cleveland last
ham. Jr. OF Irontun. Ohio. took
place ON February 4th, in Georet-
town. Reverend Omar +. Jones per
I"llnei 1he ceremony Mn Eastman
Is member of the t. : Army.
stationed at Gtur9etOWu
hrce other marriage ceremonies
recently performed hy Reverend l..
l. WimhroW, of Bri9etville. Pastor
OF | hion Methodist church are: On
feh1hary 3rd Joseph Hean
poWnrS. son OF Mr. and Mrs Dan
ltl DuWnes. Fllcndalc and Miss vi
ola Laura Williams. daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Williams also
"i f.Ilcndale; on February 10th,
JAMES /. NOsS. son of Mr.. Walter
NoSS OF harrington. and Miss
Mildred Adams. dau2htcr of Mrs
f.ll/aheth lloyd Of Laurel: On
February Eth. Nh. Earl +. Pass
waters. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Golden
PaSsWaters, and Miss Helen t.
>i""h, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry T. Steen, all of Bridseville
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Klutt. O
Laurel announce the marria@e q
iL'lr daughter, Miss Kathryn klat
10 rankin l.eGatcs. t.. :. Army
SON OF Mrs Sadie +. LcGates. hotI
oi Laurel The Wedding took plac,
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23
CEDAR NECK

I'm every passing hour. and
whatever the circumstance in life.
our Heavenly Father is present to
aid the Christian.'
Methodist Church
Rev. Thomas BrintOn. Pastor
On Sunday. February Is. church
services We're held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Watson.
There was good attendance de
spite the weather and every one
left feeling il was good to have
been there.
For delight III the law of
God. after the inward man. Ro-
mans 7:22.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Edmund Taylor
visited Mr. and Mrs, +. Davis Wat
son on Friday evening
Mrs James Mills has been stay
ing with her daughter and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Brantley Donovan
caring for the new &randdaught""
Brenda Ann.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Donovan
visited Mrs DOnOvan's parents
Alr and Mrs. Ernest Watson. 81
Sunday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23

Miss Ida Wilson of Milford,
was Weekend guest of Mr and
Mrs. Ernest Watson and family.
Mr. Robert Hayes is spending
some time with his family.
Mrs. Jay Watson spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
r. Warren. OF Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mills are ex-
pecting their son. Sgt James Mills,
There is a law OF happiness that
10 be home on Il furlOugh.
There is Il law of happiness that
teaches that TO get. one must give;
10 gain, one must lose; circum-
stances do not matter. unless they
master you.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23
More Comfort Wearing
FALSE TEETH

Here is a pleasant way to overcome
lnoS,. plate discomfort. FASTEETI.
an Improved pow der. sprinklcd on
upper and Lower plates holds them
lirmcr 50 that they feel more COM
turtnhlr No gtlmmN, gOoeY. paSty
taste or feeling. It's alkaline mon
acidD. bo'S not sour. Checks plate
udul'' td,.ilurr hrcath. Get FAS-
TEETH Today at amy drug store.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23
FELTON,

y town election Will he held in
the FELTON, Fire House ON Monday.
March ,. from p N. TO p. m..
for tn" election OF TWO town com
lnlssiOncrS
\ miscellaneous shower was
given 10 Mr and Mrs. Medford
hliien. Friday evening. in The Fell
ton Community Building Many
useful gifts were received
\ bin2o party viii hc held in
IN" FELTON, Fire House on Wednes-
day evening" February y. spon-
sor"d by tho Ladies' Auxiliary OF
IN" volunteer fire company. Come
"u' and give them your support.
Mrs. James Stewart. of Whining
ton, spent the Wcck-eud with her
parents Mr. ana Mrs. ASthan Ies-
ter
Gladys Ann Wilson had as her
guest on Sunday. Charlotte Nc
ka0tt
Mr. and Mrs Harry Kelly have
received word OF the promotion Of
their son. Corporal Robert Kelly.
stationed in Florida
Nh William Bradley and niece.
Mrs. Irwin Wyatt. entertained ON
Monday in honor of Robert Miller.
Of Wilmington. who is serving in
the t. 5. Army Guests We're. Mr..
Charles Miller. Mrs Nora Ray
mond. of Wilmington. Mrs. Morton
Townsend, OF Philadelphia. Mrs.
Clifford Harrington, of Clayton. MIR.
ard Mrs. Samuel Bradley and
niece. Miss Betty Wheeler, of town.
MIS-. William Ellason and Miss
Margretta Robbins attended the
graduation OF the formers son
Pic William Elliason. in Samp-
son. y. Y, On Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Moore. OF
California. has been visiting with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. H. Eaton.
Mrs. Sadie Spcal was guest on
: Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Daner. of Dover. il
honor of Mrs. Speals birthday.
FELTON, Methodist Church
i, And Circuit
, Rev. John X. Dichl. Minister
: Services for Sunday, Februar!
18th
The Church School beginning Il
:. 9.i5. All ace groups meeting un
der the direction of the divisiOna
, supcrintcndcnts The morning wOr
ship service beginning al l0:30 q
!, m. Sermon by the pastor Sppcia
g music by the senior and iunio
4. choirS
The evening service beginning
+ al 80 y. m. in charge of tn
Charge Lay Leader Mr.. O. l.. Hast
: ings. The Prayer Fellowship Hou
< or Tuesday evening at 30.
) Man>Eip
= The Church School session Il
# 1890 a. m. under the direction 4
y, the superintendent. Mr.. W. ). JcS
:, ter.
. Viola
The Church School session be
= ginning at IL a. IN. under the di
II rectiOn of the superintendent. MI
la Lowell Roland. The evening won
,s ship service beginning at 30 p. n
y in charge Of the pastor y Car
! delight Service in honor OF iii
n. members in the armed forces {
the L. s A. will he conducted i
a.. this service in which Il candle wi
! be lighted for each member ON tn
honor roIl Of the church. ChaI
10 lain Earl Landtroop OF the Arm
a Air Base of Dover. Del. will be tn
!. speaker.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23

week to spend a luluuah with hi:
parents and was killed ON Thurs
day night when his car coIlidcd
with another on the napout Boulr-
ward Just out Of town FuuclaI
services were held ~ the Phi
grim Holiness Church. in RoNa9,
ON Sunday afternoon az : o',!ocl
lntcrmrnt took lLcr at HI aup
willie. Md E"idc% The plrens b.
is survived by a hrorhrr tud u 81
ter. Ills brother Pc, ton. s,-ld.
in SclhyNillr.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-11-24
.2 More Dead
 In New York

New York ((P)-A prize fig CT and a l6.ycar old girl V slain in the city's mounting VI of violence and crime.
 Al Bunny Davis, 90, fouI contender for the worlds lis weight boxing crown was shot death outside a Brooklyn tay' after he struck one of four n who held up the place.
 The girl, Susan Scanga, ' found dead beside an old sh' st the foot of Huron street, Brooklyn. Police said she had [ psrently been raped aod beass
 The police departments cr' shot gun teams patrol New " streets. The crime wave has Q 64 lives in 72 days.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-11-24
Record Nonstop Flight Made

Washington (P)-The Unil States Army Air Forces took 7-year-old record from Brit Tuesday when a B-29 arm here after an SIS mile non-st hoo from Guam.
 The previous record was 7I5S flight from Egypt to A traIia
Kodiak mirror., 1945-11-24
Eisenhower Wants Military Training

Chicago (P)-General Eis' hover told the American Leg that he favored a unified cont of the nations fighting iOr' and a universal military progr' with a minimum of one year structioD.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-11-24
Next Week--With Your Kodiak Mirror

The common council Of city of Kodiak will meet in ., lar session Monday evening 7:30 at tho city hall.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-11-24

c. E. MehAHcy, Christi Science representative, visited Kodiak this week.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-11-24
Light a fire under it!

Now's the time to send that quota boiling up over the topl
 It's the way we can help 10 clinch victory. :. and make ii secure.
 Meeting our quota is the personal responsi- biIiiy of each of ms. Do your share .. back up our Government for prosperous, brighter future {. !. . buy more Bonds bigger Bonds in the Victory Loanl A,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-25
Gaithersburg Home
Guild Met Yesterday

The Home Guild of the Method
list Home in Gaithersburg held its
Annual Meeting yesterday with Of
fcers from Maryland, Virginia and
the District Of Columbia attending.
Mrs. T. R. Matthews, of Balti-
more, reported on Annual Main
tenance Subscriptions; Mrs. Ida r.
Grower, of Washington, on cou-
pom work and Mrs. Harry Hanson,
of Frostburg, on Guild Roll Call.
The financial report was given by.
Mrs. C. F. Goslee, Of Roanoke. The
Superintendent Of the Home, the
Rev. Herman M. Wilson, explained
the merger of the Gaithersburg.
Home, the Westminster Home and
the Cassell Home for the Aged.
Ten District Presidents made their
annual reports and set goals for
the years work. The President,
Mrs. A. w. Mears, of Baltimore,
presided.
Approximately sixty officers
were in attendance, and they were
the guests of the Home for lunch
con.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-25
County Lawyers To
Talk To Club Groups
Continued from Page

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on November 9th, at 8 o'clock al
the Glenmont School with the Glen
mont, Silver Spring and Wheaton
Clubs meeting jointly.
+ On November 18th, in the Circuit
Court Room in Rockville, the two
Garrett Clubs, Rockville, Washing
ton Grove, Gaithersburg Laytons-
vile and Olney-Sunshine Clubs will
meet together.
/ The last meeting will be held on
November 18th in the Clarksbrrg
School, at s P. M. when Clarks-
burg, Germantown, Comus and
Poolesville GAINESVILLE Dicker-
sons Clubs will meet jointly.
The homemakers are inviting
their husbands to attend these
meetings so it has been necessary
to secure meeting places that viii
accommodate a hundred or more
people.
Subjects to be covered at these
meetings will include, wills, +"
SALES under Partition Proceed
ings," Mortgage Foreclosures"
Joint Ownership of Property"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-25
|Bric-A-Brac Tea
Is Social Event
of Weekend
Antiques And Other Gifts
Of Intrinsic Value Brought
As Price OF Admission

The social event of this past
weekend which caused most county
wide interest was the Montgomery
County Thrift Shop benefit tea at
the Chevy Chase estate of Mrs. E.
A. Merritt on Saturday afternoon.
Over 200 women from the county
and Washington brought bric-a-
brac donations of both intrinsic
and antique value. These were
massed on tables in Mrs. Merritt's
large entrance hall. Several charm
ing paintings and Chinese art OBJ
jects had been sent by Nine Wei,
wife of the Chinese Ambassador.
Mrs. Henry A. Wallace, wife of
the Secretary of Commerce, had
her photograph snapped as she was
handling the gifts with genuine
interest. She was overheard say
ing she wanted to plan her schedule
to include trip to the Thrift Shop
at AIS Hampden Lane, Bethesda,
on November l, from 10 A. M. to
A P. M. when all the tea donations
will go on sale. Mrs. Edward
Marks, the Thrift Shop manager.
assured her no gifts would be sold
ahead of time or promised to the
shops regular customers.
The attractively gowned guests
were too numerous to mention.
Mrs. Guy Gillette, wife of the sena-
tor from Iowa, was greeting many
old county friends as was Mrs.
Merritt's daughter, Mrs. Edgar
McPeak of Washington, who looked
charming in rust-colored sport
suit. Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson of
Chevy Chase chatted with friends
while her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Garrett, vice president of the
Thrift Shop, in a black gown EN-
broidered with paillettes, played
hostess. Mrs. William S. Corby
and her attractive daughter, Nine
i Ivan FRANCES of Chevy Chase were
there. Mrs. u. D. Nourse and
Mrs. Robert w. Allnutt Of Dawson
vile were seen chatting with Mrs.
B. Peyton Whalen, founded and
first president of the Thrift Shop
Mrs. Robert Billhimer and Mrs
Wallace Muir Of Washington
brought lovely old china pieces
Seen pouring tea were Mrs. join
B. Diamond and Mrs. Morrison
M. Clark. Mrs. Edith P. Allnutt
and Mrs. Roger Shaw, with hel
attractive daughter, were glimpsee
in the crowd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-25
BingO Party For
Clara Barton P-TA

The Clara Barton School Parent
Teacher Association will sponsor
a bingo party on November at
500 P. M. at the Fire Hall, Glen
Echo. All of the proceeds will go
toward the creation of 1900 book
library, suitable for all the grades
at Clara Barton School. The COM
mittee working out the details of
the party is headed by Mrs. Grant
de Schazer, assisted by Mrs. A. S.
Galley, Jr. Mrs. Rex Pimlott, Mrs.
R. V. Leyking, Mrs. N. w. Smith
and Mr.. Daniel Nielsen.
1t is hoped that about $3.50 will
be raised by this affair to added to
the School Department allotment
Of 5000, and thus make it possible
to purchase the additional 600
books needed by the school library.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-25

The General Manager w. G.
Wysor, of Richmond, Va, will
give the annual report and "The
Truth about Taxation of Farm
Cooperatives" will be discussed by
Karl d. Loos, chairman. of the
Legal and Tax Committee of the
National Council of Farm Coop
eratives, at the twenty-second
annual meeting of the Southern
States Cooperative to be held at
the Lord Baltimore hotel, Balti-
more, Thursday, Nov. /, The del
egates who will come from Virginia,
West Virginia, Kentucky, Mary
land, and Delaware, will assemble
at 1915 A. M.
President Harry H. Nuttle, Den
ton, will preside during the day,
The program will close with q
panel discussion led by L. E,
Raper, director of Membership
Relations.
PAGE 4
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-25
Delegates Named To
Teachers Convention

The Montgomery County Ed.
uction Association elected the fol.
lowing delegates to the Md. State
Teachers Association Convention
in Baltimore, Md. on Friday AND
Saturday, October 26th and 9th
1915.
Elwood Mason, Principal, LELAND
Junior High School.
Miss Glendora Needy of East
Silver Spring Elementary School
Miss B. Ella Copes, Chevy Chase
Elementary School.
Miss Irene Young, Colesvillt
Elementary School.
Miss Helen L. Willard, Pooles
vile School.
William B. Evans, Principal
Clara Barton Elementary School.
Miss Nellie Cook, Lynnbrook FL
ementary School.
Miss Mary E. McAndrew, West
brook Elementary School.
Mrs. Massey Black, Bethesda
Chevy Chase Senior High School
More than $500 Maryland teach
ers are expected to this Seventy
eighth Annual Convention. This
years meeting marks a resumption
of the organizations statewide
convention after a lapse of tive
years due to wartime housing anC
travel restrictions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-25
Former Seabee
Is Appointed
County Engineer

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South Pacific area with the 37th
Seabee Battalion. After landing
at New Caledonia ne saw active
duty on Guadalcanal, New Georgia,
Bougainville, Green Island and the
Central Pacific area.
Upon his return to the United
States in January, 1945, he has
been stationed at Camp Parks,
Calf, and later at Fl. Benning,
Ga. Following the close of the
war he was placed on inactive duty
in the Naval Reserve.
Commander Trammell plans to
make his home in Silver Spring,
where the Office of the County En-
gineer Is located.
Also appointed Tuesday was
Mrs. Lillian A. Dawson as execu-
tive secretary in the Office of Civil
Service Commissioner 10 v. Nor
gan, at a salary of $2,4OO annually
beginning November 23.
The designations of Policemen
Maurice C. Leahy and Leo C. Hull
were accepted.
District Engineer E. G. Duncan
and Supervisor of Mapping G. w.
Cassell Of the State Roads Com
mission, appeared before the board
to present map of tentative pri-
mary and secondary roads to be
constructed under the Federal
Roads Act of 1914, which provides
$65, 900, to be matched by State
and County funds for secondary
and feeder roads. There are now
116 miles of county roads.
| DIR. v. L. Ellicott, county health
officer told the board that his de.
partment had complaints of refuse
and garbage being dropped from
garbage trucks while making col
lections creating health hazard
County Supervisor Willard F. Day
was instructed to send the com
plant to the sanitary commission
A survey of county civilian de-
Tense property was ordered witt
transfer of disable equipment t.
county departments and sale o.
that remaining to the public.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-25
New Veterans Post
Formed In County

Formation of a new Veterans
of Foreign Wars post in Silver
Spring was announced this week
by 1t. Col. Ward w. Caddington,
veteran of both wc.ld wars, who
was elected commander. The or
ganization meeting was held in
Col. Caddington's home in Silver
Spring on Sunday. Necessary de-
tails for applying for a charter
have been completed and installa-
ton ceremonies will be held with
in the next two weeks.
Caddington urged any overseas
veteran wishing to join the organ
ization to get in touch with him
within the next two weeks so that
they may become charter members.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-25

"Incompetency' and Adoption. I"
Orphans Court Administration, "
The speaker at each meeting will
cover one main topic and then at
the close of his talk will answer
questions on any of the other
topics mentioned. All of these
subjects were things which women
have expressed a wish for informa-
ton on.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-25
REGISTRATION BOARDS
BOARDS OF REGISTRATION WILL SIT IN

BOARDS OF REGISTRATION WILL SIT IN:
Rockville Court House from to 4:30 PM Fri
Silver Spring and Bethesda
County Buildings from to 10 P. M. Mon. thru Fri.
Oiney Albert Murphys Shop from Oct 25 Thurs
Glen Echo Fire Dept from PM Oct g. Friday
Darnestown A. Bealls Garage from PM Oct 80 Tues
Clarksburg School from TITO 10 PM l. Thurs
Takoma Park Fire Dept. from 10 PM Nov q Friday
BE SURE YOU ARE REGISTERED
BY SATURDAY NOVEMBER
In November, 1885, Montgomery County citizens will vote
for Senator Congressman Governor State Legislators and
County Commissioners Although President will not be
chosen Of these other may affect the personal
ie OF the residents Of this directly than Pres
dent could.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-25

New Guinea, Admiralty Islands,
Leyte, Luzon, and for a while was
stationed in Australia, and at the
end of the war in japan. He has
the Purple Heart, four Bronze
Stars on the Asiatic Pacific
Theater Ribbon and two stars on
the Philippine Liberation Ribbon.
Before entering the service, he was
student at the University of
Maryland.
X
Formerly a Pfc, Edmund H.
Robertson of 812 City road, Rock
vile has been promoted to Cpl. at
his base, which is the 121st Gen
eral Hospital at Bremen, Germany.
Cpl. Robertson is at present at
tending a course in French Liter
ature at the University of Besan-
con, Besancon, France. The course
was made possible through the
Army Education Program for oc-
cupation forces in Europe.
X
Young Robertson has been over
seas for over year, and has been
in the Army since September 1943.
His wife resides in Rockville.
Norman E. Belt, s 1-c, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman A. Belt of
Gaithersburg, served on the us.
s. Odum when she was in a con-
voy which landed troops on japan
for the occupation of Tokyo and
Yokohoma.
X
F. A. Mills, F 1-c of Rockville,
was honorably discharged recently
from Naval Service at the separa-
ton center at Bainbridge, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-25
NelOs Of Service Men e Women

General MacArthur's announce
ment, that the S1st (Dixie) Divi-
sion will De among the first to be
returned home from the Pacific for
deactivation in the States, will
speed the homecoming of Pfc. Blu
ford B. Martz of Rockville. Young
Martz and most of his buddies in
the Dixie Divisions 167th Infantry
Regiment have enough points for
discharge, but they had expected
to return in separate groups. With
the return of their division for
deactivation, Pfc. Martz will go
lack with the same men with
whom he shipped out" 10 months
ago and with whom he has fought
on four far flung Pacific battle
fronts, Pfc. Martz is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude w. Martz,
Ri. No. 2, Rockville, and the hus-
band of Mrs. Ruth Martz.
4
T/Sgt. Edward A. Grimes of
Rockville received his honorable
discharge from the Army at the
separation unit at Mitchell Field,
New York, last week.
\
Pvt. Paul Robertson has sent his
corrected address to the Sentinel
and a request for mail from his
friends. He may be addressed as
follows: Pvt. Paul Robertson, 1905
2Sl4, Btry. H 33 8 Reg. Bks. /
FARTC, Fort Sill, Okla.
4
Private First Class Edward
Simpkin, whose parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Brown, reside at
Route No. 3, Gaithersburg, has
been assigned to Base "X", Army
Forces Western Pacific. He is a
member of the 4452nd Quarter
master Service Company there.
Pfc. Simpkins has served in both
the European and the Pacific Thea
tiers. He was in the European
Theater from February to July
1946 when he was redeployed to
the Pacific. In addition to the
two theater ribbons, Simpkins is
entitled to wear the Philippine
Liberation ribbon.
X
SISgt. Edgar E. Sancomb has
been honorably discharged from
the Army with 122 points to his
credit. He is the husband of Mrs
E. E. Sancomb Of Rockville and
has two sons, "Pat" and mike"
Sgt. eSancomb served IA months
overseas with the 391st Bomb
Group and is entitled to wear the
RF.C., Air Medal and 7 Clusters
Nad the Presidential Citation.
y
Pfc. Leroy B. Bryan received his
honorable discharge on October 1f
after serving 81 months in the
army. He was in the 80th Di.
vision and spent 16 months in
in overseas duty. He was in active
combat in France, Luxembourg
Germany and Austria. He has
received the Bronze Star, has the
Presidential Citation, and has five
stars on his ETC ribbon. Pvt
Bryan's mother is Mrs. w. F
Briggs of Falkland.
Cpl. Philip s. Miller, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred H. Miller of Rock
dale Spring Farm, Rockville, wa.
recently discharged at Fl. George
G. Meade. During his twenty
five months overseas with the Is
Cavalry Division, ne saw action il
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-25

The boys are coming home for the weather
he Dattehnes and colder;
meeting splendid reception there will any,
oe VINO appreciate their services body "Wel
enough see that they have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

When Miss Peters picked up a
partly diSmantled .22-callber rife
from beneath a bush shell left
in the firing chamber was acct
dcntally discharged. according 20
Capt. Herbert Kennedy Of The
San Diego Sheriff'S office.
The bullet entered the actress
chest on the right side. piercing
her lung and lodging somewhere
pear the spine, IL was revealed by
DR.. r. G.. Hollandcr who was
treating Miss Peters.
Her condition is very serious,
Or. Hollander said
Miss Peters went 20 Lake
Cuyamaca yesterday morning with
her husband, Richard H. QuIne,
now stationed az San Diego with
the L. S. Coast Guard They were
accompanied by his cousin. Rich
ard w. Quine. and the latters wife
and son. and Richard Quine Jr
Miss Peters began her picture
career with Warner Brothers and
later was placed under contract
by Metro-Goldwa -Mayer. where
her first part was the young lead
in "TiSh. This was followed by
a role in Random Harvest as
Kitty" and later she played in
pictures Of the Andy Hardy
series.
Her most recent part is one in
a WAC picture being produced by
M-G-M, with Lana Turner and
LARAMIE Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
j. ). Submarine
Harder Is Sunk

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 CUP)-
The navy today announced loss
OF the 1525-ton bmarine
Harder, nemesis Of japanese
shipping since The early days Of
the war. Loss OF three lesser
craft also was disclosed
The Harder holder of a presi-
Dental unit citation for sinking
thousands OF tons of Japanese
shipping. was the 35th L. S. SUBJ
marine lost in this war.
The other lost vessels were the
landing craft LSM-31S and the
motor torpedo boat PT-300, lost
in the Philippines area, and the
destroyed in the Mediter-
ranean area
These losses raised to 243 the
total of l.. s. naval vessels lost
from all causes in this war.