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The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06

pleasantly surprised when seven
of their eight children gathered
to help them celebrate their 40th
wedding anniversary. The eighth
Cpl. Edgar Defer, is serving in
the South Pacific.
JESSE WHITNEY of Washing
ton returned home today after
spending a week with his broth
er, John Whitney.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06
Mount Clemens Clubs Contribute S4OO to VFW Auxiliary Project

JEAN MILLER. 191 North
avenue, arrived home Friday
evening from Des Molnes, la.
Evening star., 1945-10-07
rs Nda&7 E(anvdz<5 NEW CLEANER ~ A.

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and brighter, easier-because there's No
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sensational new cleaner. There's just never
been a cleaner like it. You simply dissolve
Evening star., 1945-10-07
Pointed Walls, Woodwork, LinoIeum, All Come
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Besides, SPIC and SPAN safeguards the
finish with protective coat-a bright
lustrous coat that seals out dust and dirt.
Get SPIC and SPANat your grocer's now!
Evening star., 1945-10-07

See how SPIC and SPAN makes those countless daily
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Carol Sanford S
ENGAGEMENT old

Mr.. AND MRS. STERLING
SKILLMAN SANFORD of Hill
crest road announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Carol
Hemingway, to Ensign Thomas
Newton Jones, USNR. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Cove
Jones of Yorkshire road.
attended -MacMurraY
College for Women and will
leave this week to begin her
Junior year at Michigan STATE
College. Her fiance attended
Kalamazoo College.
The betrothaf announcement
was made at a buffet supper
party in the home of the bride
elect Friday evening. There
were 25 guests. Evelyn Law
renee of River Forest, H. a
school friend of the bride-elect.
came in time for the party and
will spend this weekend with
the Sanfords.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
AAUW 10 Honor Wavne

THE Detroit branch of the
American Association of
University Women will honor
members of the colleges of
Wayne University. recently ac-
cepted by the national associa-
tion at a reception in the Ro-
manesque room at the Art
Institute Sept. 20, from S TO
10 p. m.
DR.. David d. Henry, president
of Wayne University, will be
special guest. Two hundred
Wayne University alumnae will
represent their organizations.
Among those invited To re-
ceive the guests are Mayor Ed
ward j. JeffrieS Jr. and Mrs.
JeffrieS, DIR. and Mrs. David r.
Henry, Mrs. Charles F.. Boyd,
Mrs. w. A. McManus and Miss
Clara Champion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Jewish Women Set
Fall Club Opening

THE WOMENS DIVISION
Of the American Jewish Com
grcsS Will hold its opening fall
meeting al the Jewish Commu-
nitN Center "Wednesday al l. 30
p. M.
Mrs. Irwin Lapp.n and Mrs
Irving Gotiheb and Mis- Fred
Patt are program chaIrmon of
the legislative action commit
tee. Mrs. John Green IS head
ing the public relations commit
tee Or Alexander pCkelS Will
hc tho speaker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Two in Chicago

Miss y. Jean MacKay Of
Field avenue and Miss Molhe
Cameron of Lakeland avenue,
arc students AT the Chicago In
Stitute of Arts. Miss MacKay
is working toward her B. A.
degree in fine arts. and Miss
Cameron is maJoring in COM
mcrCial art.
FroSh students at Michigan
State College are the Misses
Barbara Bentcr and Miss Ann
Watkins.
Theta Sigma M Sorority
members will give their first
fall hayride Oct. 5. The prep
arationS are under the super
vision of the Misses Mary Lou
Glenn. Eileen Murphy all d
Catherine Pcnnamen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
CoIegians Departing

MANY of DetroitS pretty col
vi legianS are busy packing
and checking of last minute
details prior 10 their exodus 10
distant halls of learning.
Miss Sue Nogel will leave
this Sunday for Troy, N. Y, no
start her first year al Emma
Willard Miss Jane Eckenrodc
witt begin her third year there
Miss Sally Thomas is on her
way 20 Rogers Hall in Lowell,
Mass.
4 thrcCSomC travelling 20
Columbia. Mo. 10 take up their
studies AZ Stephens College arc
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Mrs. Lundberg
Fashion Show Aide

MRS. EVERETT f. LUND-
BERG will assist Mrs. Hurd A.
Cassil as o-c h irm an for
Crosse Pointe Yacht Clubs
bridgeluncheon and ia h on
show to be held at the club
on Sept. lS, beginning at 1880
p. m. This is the first of a series
of three autumn bridge-lunch-
cons for which Mrs. Cassill will
be general chairman.
on the assisting committee
for the Sept. 1S party will be:
MEsDAMEs
Edward T. Bartel Edward Mscaulsy
George a Bigley Pau Marco
John Mcneil Burns " Murray Northfup
Edwsrd r Grace John J. Prendergast
Alvin c Hamer sherwood Reekie
Charles =. Kemp Teet1cl
Arthur w George W Trendle
KleinschmN c Young
r. r. LeGrO Marion r IWolInhh
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

the Misses Mary Lou McGrave,
Elizabeth Murphy and Barbara
Allen.
Mary Lou has registered for
fine arts. Elizabeth has chosen
flying and Barbara, pre-med,
Miss Elaine Wallace has al
ready entered the portals of
NaSsar, in PoughkeepSie, n. Y.
Miss Amy Evans OF the
Pointe and Miss Kitty McKn-
ley have left for Bradford
lnninr C0llprp-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
5 Circles Arrange
Church Meetinos

THE FIVE circles OF the
Mayflower Congregational
Church Women'S Association
will meet Sept 30 as follows:
Dorothy Bradford Circle with
Mrs. Hugh Cruger of Green
lawn avenue.
Mary Brewster Circle At the
home of Mrs. Joseph Williams
of Fairfield avenue
Priscilla Alden Circle At the
home of Mrs. James Patton of
Chcrrylawn avenue.
Abigail Adams Circle with
Mrs. A. V. Jackson of North
lawn avenue.
Rose StandiSh Circle with
Mrs. N. +. NobeS of Littlehell
avenue. heons will be
served at 1890 p m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Jewish League
To Meet Sept. 10

THE LEAGUE OF JEWISH
WOMENS ORGANIZATIONS
will hold its first board meet
ing of the coming season at the
Jewish Community Center on
Sept. 10. The first open meeting
will be held Oct. ! at the Com
munity Center. Exhibits will be
on display.
New officers Of the league
who will take office this fall
are MesdameS:
Douglas A. Brown Arthur purdy
Henry Meyers Robert Lewiston
Carl l-Se4,l.4aF-4Ss " s.i-eft s. 9-~-~s !
Harry Singer Harry J Mlumsn.
BENJAMIN Krell II
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Enqeqement Announced

MIR. AND MRS. HOWARD
SOAR of Sorrento avenue an-s
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Muriel. 10 Edward n.
Soar. of the British Air Com
mission. Sos Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Soar OF Burton-on-
Trent, England.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Ak Meets Wednesday

PEG Chapter AK will meet
Wednesday IN the home Of Mrs.
III NJ. Hemphill of Birmingham
for luncheon. Mrs. l.. A. Dunlap
will be co.hostess.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
FroIics Scheduled

juice Club has reserved Ionic
Temple for the evening OF
Sent u for lis fall fling
MISS Carol Rogers Is he
newly elected president of the
-SaraIltA--
A. r. O's early autumn for
nal frolic viii be held Sept, 28 IN
the Colonial room at the De
trolt-Leland.
The Misses Patricia Carron
and Maurcen O'Donnell are IN
charge of the ballroom. Pub
iiefty is being handled by the
Misses Joyce Powels, Margaret
Dunn and Jacqueline Zeiss.
Bids are being mailed by:
MISSES
Jane Farrell Mavis Chapman
Mary Ellen Carroll Barbara Fiupaulck
jeanne Rayburn Marilyn Dunn
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Catholic Women
To Meet Sept. 28

MRS. SAMUEL f. REMEY.
chairman of membership for the
League Of Catholic Women, will
preside AT the first fall meeting
of the group Sept. %.
Luncheon will bc served at
the Copper Kettle al noon for
the Central Committee. The
afternoon meeting will open AT
! 80 p. m. and will be followed
by tea
Assisting Al the tea will be
McSdameS:
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Mrs Ellsworth Smith is chair
man of the reception committee.
Her assistants are:
MESDAMES
G NJ. 1ounglohn Robert J Hewison
Frank W. Holt John KsIb
Henry "a. PiSley John o. PoweIE
Ralph ID Hummel
ana Miss Effie Downer
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bunch Of Us starlets to the theater.


bunch of Us starlets to the theater.
We would find fur coats in the
wardrobe department and get as
dressed up as we could.
then We would walk down
the promenade IN front Of the
theater, thinking we were really
looking great. When we weni
past the grandstand | we could
hear the people asking, Who is
it? Who is it?' Then somebody
would say in a loud voice, For
get IT, She amt nobody
The clamor of the Green Room
reached 4 crescendo and Their
diminished 50 I'could hear an.
other story by Alexis.
Sometimes you meet some In.
terestihg characters at the Holly.
wood canteen. For instance, one
night a little soldier came up to
me and. asked if / would like te
dance. / said sure, and we started
dancing. He was bouncing up lano
down and had no sense Of rhythm
at all. After jerking my arm like
d pump handle for q few inmates
he said, You know, ] amt used te
dancing, Miss Smith. I come from
q farm in Ohio and I'm more used
to blowing
Alexis also told of how stars
and other famous people are con-
stantly besieged by people who
say. you don't remember me
but I met you in-". Usually the
celebrity says, Why certainly
rernember-it just slipped my
mind for a minute"
One day a soldier asked Alexis
"You don't remember me, de
your" To which she, answered the
usual Why, of course ! do. How
are your" And what do you think
the soldier said? 80, E,
You're crazy he said, "you
JSIl.yII4A 5fftft Il al ftf{ff{t - tai
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WARMERS GREEN ROOM
SCENE or BEDI.AM AT
MEAL TIMES
BIZ BOB riloMAs
} Hollywood Movie Write

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. %.
Memo from Thomas to
Thomas: Don't do any more
interviews in the Warmers
Green Room, Bud.
The Green Room is the
part of the Warmers COM
missary reserved for actors,
actresses, writer's, press cor
respondents, press agents
and other strange people.
None of the hoi and none of
the polIoi is allowed.
When you get such high
strung and temperamental
people in one non-sound-
PROCEED room, the result is
Bsdlam. During lunch hour
the joint sounds like a con-
vention of circus barkers. a
When / walked in Bette
Davis was expounding on
drama principles. Charles
Boyer was shouting Contin-
entail pleasantries. Cary
Grant was telling a story to
some friends across the room.
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LIGHTED TENNIS
COURTS CAN NOW
BE USED AT,PARK

City Recreation Commission an.
nouncese the two. lighted tennis
courts at Bayview Park may now
be used any night Of the week.
Although the lights have been
installed for several months, they
had been made available at night
only to a very limited extent at
the request Of the City Electric
Sysen1. which, up to now, had
not been able to carry the extra
load. !, -.
There are now three weH-1ight-
ed areas at the park. The ten
mis- courts, softball field and the
nultiple-use basketball court are
the, areas.
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MIAMI KEY WEST
ALL STAR GAMES

The manager of the All Stars
who will oppose Zisson's Bowery
ten Of Miami in the opener of a
five-gsme series this coming
weekend has released his lineup
Of players.
The first game of the series will
~ played at Bayview Park Sat-
urdsy. September 1, at 8 pm. 1t
wili see the All Stars, a picked
club from the City League, facing
one Of the strongest softball tens
in fhe Miami League.
The lineup of the Stars will be
a. follows:
Casaellano, first base;
Mario Hernandez, second base;
George Malgrat. third base; "a
gim AlbuTy, shortstop;
Cheia Baker. leftfield;
a DEL Vale, centerfield;
. Mira. rightfield; ~ ~, =
Rene Machin, shortfield;
sweeting. catcher:
Sue Griffin, r. hosam ana Gli-
more Parks. pitchers.
B0wery Buns have eileen on
first. Miller covering second, Lu-
cas- al short, Kasick at third, with
Martin, Baker. Mathews and Le-
vine roaming the outfield. Ba-
iosagh will do the catching and
Cecil Thompson will pitch the
first game with his brother, Ray
waiting TO give him help if he
needs H.
The Key West All-Star Lineup
Cor the game Monday night will
include: Miro or BOA, catcher
Valdez. first base; Marion Her.
nandeZl second base; ]. Navarro
ahortstop; A. Del Vale, third
base: casado, leftfield; r. Cruz
eenierfield; II. Machine, right
field, and Phillip Baker, short
field.
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|grat. CT; and Girton behind the
plate. Now fans just look and see
which club looks the strongest
|at least ON paper. Another player
that we can use although he has
not had much practice after be-
ing three years in the South
Pacific is Johnnie Navarro, and
he can fit in any club that is
picked. So this Is just one mans
choice. It is up to the manager
to pick the ,InaA he wants for that
first game Saturday at IS p I'M.
against the Zissen's Bowery, ten
at Bayview Park. Remember fans
you will see, one Of the best soft
ball tens in the Magic City, for
in the first half the finished third
and second in the last half of the
league, but they are bringing
with them the best pitchers in
the Miami area.
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m TINE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
lELEvENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOA MoNnOE COUNTY.
IN CUANCDMF.
Case No. 10-319
EUGENE PERC ELL ,SKAGGS,
Plaintiff,
W. DIVORCES
NORMA JEANE HURLEY SKAGGS,
0RDEn oE PUBLICATION
TO: Norma Jeane Hurley Skaggs,
2148 Oakland Ave-,
Evansville Indiana.
You are hereby required TO ap-
pear 10 the bill for divorce flea
against you in the above styled
cause on or before the 9Th day of
September, A. d. 1945, otherwise the
allegations contained therein will be
taken as confessed.
Done and ordered this 9Th day of
August, A.. d. 1945.
'ci'sss .siS Court Ro.. c Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
By: (Sd) Florence p. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
WILLIAM v. ALBURY,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
aug. 7-14-21-2s, 1915.
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SPRINGFIELD, III. Howys
this? Two men entered the st.
Johns Hospital recently, both at
8 p. m. for emergency treatment
for eye injuries. Both lived in
nearby Hiverton. Each was So
and both had the same family
name = Roscetti although one
was named Valentino ana the
other John. Attaches thought
they must be twins but it was
discovered that they were unre-
lated. rs
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MUCH INTEREST
| in BALL SERIES
MIAMI TEAM TO PLAY KEY
WEST IN rrvE-cAME
| SCHEDULE
By Pedro AcurLAR

Zissen's Bowery softbal ten
and the Key West softball tens
series promises to be humdinges
for the visitors are bringing the
best they can find in the Magic
City to play here during the
holiday weekend.
The schedule calls for an all
star ten to play them on Saturday
night at 8 p. m. and they will
line UP something like this:
Balough, catcher; Glenn, LIST
base; Miller, End base; Lucas, SIS;
Kaslick, 3rd base; Martin, left
field; Hickock, center field; Le-
vine, right field; Mathews, sub,
and Baker, sub. With the sensa-
ton of the softbal1 league games
in Miami on the mound. Young
Tommy Poulus with Ray Thomp-
SOS in reserve he will keep Bill
Leaver, Cecil Thompson and
Johnny Glenn for the mound
duty in the other games. Poulus
probably will again pitch against
the All Stars on Monday.
The All Stars of Key West will
be, something like this: Behind
the plate they can use Sweeting,
hitting $50; and hold in reserve
Higgs and Girton, hitting 421
and 428. In the box Sue Griffin
and Jack Roberts, Yancey and G.
Valdez will be ready to go in.
At the initial bag Castel1ano,
with 384 and Goss in reserve
with 357. AT the keystone bag
Mario Hernandez and c. Gomez
can handle the bag in fine
shape. At the hot corner Joe Mira
with a batting average of 500,
leads and also has handled Is
chances with one error. De Vale
in reserve with an average of
4l6, and Diaz is also hitting 416.
Sc this is difficult corner to
pick and this will have to be left
entirely to the manager. Short
stop Jim Albury gets the nod
kith Marsh in reserve. Short
fielders Papito Machin with an
an average of 466 and 6 stolen
bases and his all around playing
gets the pick with Malgrat and
Rife in reserve. In left field
Carey with a 357 average gets
the nod from us. With Fitch 40
and Casado in reserve. In center
field Chita Baker with his all
around playing and as one of the
best lead off batters in the game
gets the nod with Mccullough,
Jr., with a batting average of
SIS and H. Machin with a Asa
average in reserve For the right
garden we have William with q
444 average, o. Rivero with 42e,
and then we can not forget the
hitting powers of Del Vale, Diaz,
Mccullough, Jr., or Rife, or
Papito Machin in case Malgrat
is placed in short field. This ID
the club that I think is the best
in picking them on their batting
strength.
Put, for instance, Baker, CT;
P. Machin, RI; Joe Mira, 3b; De-
Vale or Carey, If; Hernandez
2b; J. Albury, IS; Castellano, Id
Higgs or Sweeting, catcher, and
Sue Griffin, pitcher, or Gomez
2b; H. Machin, IF; Del Vale, 3b
Marsh, IS; Goss, 1b; Rife, ST
Fitch, If; Mccullough, CT; Nal.
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AS # GOES WITH THE CROWD
CONCERNING HOLLYWOOD CLAIlOR
IGI's Sharp Appetite
Is His Main Asset

WITH THE 18th IMAM
TRY DIVISION, Czecholo-
vakia.- Pfc. Raymond A.
BeaIl, Frederick, Nd, supple
ments his CT diet with a razor
blade now and then to win
bets from sceptical CTS.
Beall says he made $3.50 in
Europe and once ate rs blades
in one day.
The razor blades have no
taste he says-"It's just like
eating fish bones. They dis
solve in your stomach. ] used
to eat light bulbs, but I had
to give it up. The pieces are
too sharp"
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Nice Stewed Squirrel
And No Red Points

LONDON. Eng.--The Ministry
of Agriculture pest control branch
has declared war ON the gray
squirrel and win supply free
shells to organize squirrel-hunt-
ing clubs.
The saucy, bushy-taiied ani-
mails, first brought into England
about 1888, now are 50 numerous
the. Ministry fears they are 1far
too plentiful for the good Of agri-
culture. 1.-THE Ministry announce
|ment included recipe for stewed
squirrel
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UNHAPPY OVER RAISE

Denver.-Stenographers work
ing for the State of Colorado are
anything but happy over recent
salary Increase. The increase OF
IS cents monthly automatically
placed them in a higher income
bracket. Net cost of the raise, or
an average-55 cents a month.
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The usually quiet Peter Lore

The usually quiet Peter Lore
was equally vocal. Amid
this stellar but exasperating
racket I attempted to chat
with Alexis Smith. Z
Alexis was speaking Of a prob
lem every star faces-the diff
Guilty of meeting the public. &
Back in the old days when we
used to have swanky premieres, |"
she said, they. used to take a
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GIANTS WIN
OVER PHILLIES
81. LOUIS BROWNS VICTOR.
ious OVER CHICAGO
WHITE sox

NE" YORK, Aug. %. -. The
Ne~ York Giants took both
ssnss Of a double header from
ihe Fhliiles yesterday, the first
k.sns being a shut-out affair:
"a The second game resulted in
= score Of ga.
me u. Louis Browns triumph
90 over the Chicago White Soy
3 10 z. 10
The following are the results
g the Games played yesterday:
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY


NtttonaI League
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
q. Louis at Cincinnati.
Only games scheduled.
American League
Detroit at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
Washington at Philadelphia,
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Survey finds SO per cent Of
working women wish to keep
jobs.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. Desiring 10 engage
/. in business under the. fictitious
! name of wing Lees Grocery' go
spuvafa Street, Key West, Florida,
. intends tos. register the said fic-
titi0us name with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Monroe County,
Florida.
Dated August 24S 1915
|. s 4. GEORGE LEE,
aug s;sept4- 1-IS,1945
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lEGAls
NOTICE UHDEsa FrCrTTIOus
NAME STATUTE

NOTICE is HEHEBY GIVEN that
the Undersigned desiring to engage
in business under the fictitious
Buval Street. Key West, Florida,
intends ITO register the said fic-
titious name with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Monroe County,
Florida.
ROBERT A. HANKS.
y Sole Owner.
aug21-2S;sept4-11,1945
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Filipinos fear Allies will forget
their needs for, reconstruction.
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L.ECAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. 1O-Sze
ALLISON KNOWLES
Plaintiff,
ys. $500 DIVORCES
tss Defendant.
NOTICE TO APPEAR
70: EUNTCE KNOWLES,
c/o ID. r. Sellers,
Black, Alabama.
You are hereby required TO appear
to the sworn Bill of Complaint filed
against, you : In the above stated
cause, on or Before the 18th day of
September, A. II. 1916, otherwise the
allegations of said bill viii be taken
as confessed by you.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida this nth day. Of August.
4; p 1945.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Monroe County, Florida.
BY: Florence e. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk
RAYMOND r. LORD.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
~ Aug. 14-21-2S, sept. 4, .1S45
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never met me before in your
1ife!"
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from an actual photo taken on Long Island Sound
RADAR SCREEN on CT ElEcTROklc NAVIGATOR I
ILLUSTRATED GLASS SCREEN of the GE Navigator
indications of points of land ships buoys etc. picked the
darkness by radar By the bright the dark
with charts of the the pilot only
position but what around him. Safe charted
through fog and night congested filed harbors ot m
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME s'rATUTE q

aug2l-2s;sept4-1l, 1915 g,9
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On1y game played.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08

Der of special commission ap-
pointed by Congress.
Interesting visitors this week IN
cluded the affable attorney D. e.
(Zeke) Henderson; Lieut.. Willis
Smith, formerly secretary to Rep
resentative BulWinkle; Mrs. Clyde
Goforth who was spending some
time with Col. and Mrs. K. M
Matthews. Col, and Mrs. Matthews
and Capt. and Mrs Goforth were
formerly stationed at Fort Knox In
Kentucky. Miss Jessica Graham 81
visiting her mother and sister, Mrs.
William Graham and Miss Betty
Graham in Charlotte and also there
is Miss Jean Hendrix, guest of her
sister, Mrs. Joe Josephs.
4 delightful party of the. week
was the dinner given by Mrs. Utha
Gray Smith, of Greenville, S. C.
and Fayetteville in the quaint Penn
Daw Tavern just a pleasant ride
from Washington. The secret of the
success of the dinners given by this
charming hostess lies not only in
the menu-but in the groups OF
friends brought together from the
many circles of Washington life.