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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-11-08
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all the friends
and neighbors for their aid ana
sympathy extended in the illness and
death of our beloved mother, Mrs
Euphemia Mumma; also Rev. Pen
norwood who officiated at the funeral
and those who assisted and all who
sent flowers.
The Mumma Family
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-11-08

A preview of Al achievements in
1914 indicates these rural youngsters
will produce and conserve enough
food to feed 100000 fighting men
for a year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-11-08
Strained Honey

Strained Honey
Strained honey may be substi-
tuted for part of the sugar in fruit
cakes, and the liquid correspond
ingly reduced. Fruit cake made with
honey stays moist longer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28
BUTToN.5RONT Horoscope
By Frances Drake

Look IN Section WFeE Your BTtEd0V Comes and Fnd
What T0T Outlook Ts, According to The Stars,
For Tuesday, Aug. 2S, 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28
Ms.v, %, moAs,,. W1mer
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPERON

SATURDAYS QUENT
showers failed to dampen
the spirits of the throng, who
turned out for the annu a |
Hunter Breeders Show at
Metamora Hunt Club =.
Even when a rainy gust blew
the cloths from the outdoor
luncheon tables - and sent
every one scurrylng for
shelter
Even so many of the horse
loving set =. were out for the
first show They have been
able TO attend since the begin
ming of the war having been
kept from doing so by gasoline
rationing and other reasons .
And Wxiam Reeve Clark +.
master OF the hunt .. who has
just returned from 27 months In
France and Germany re-
ceived a royal welcome -
Mrs. George Gagnier Jr. /.
was showing off her cute twins
Suzette and Annette
whose proud grandparents '.I
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pierce ..s
were also present -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28
Send for These
Canning Recipes

BEFORE MANY days big
baskets of luscious red tomatoes
will fiji the roadside stands and
the plants will weigh heavy with
this most versatile fruit Fol-
lowing this Will come the Gu
cumbers ready for spicy and
appetizing pickle making.
To help you with the proper
m h d $ Of preparing these
foods. Prudence Penny has two
leaflets filled with zestful and
delightful recipe combinations.
Make Use of Tomatoes-con-
tainS directions for simple cam
ming. chill sauce, catsup, pre-
serves, chutney and many
others. Pickles and RelisheS--
has details for making sweet
mixed pickles, dillS, mustard
pickles, horse-radish. onions,
relish and many more.
To obtain these two, send 5
cents in coin 10 cover cost of
mailing with your name and ad-
dress TO Prudence Penny. De-
troit Times, Detroit 81. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28
Hold Dinner-Dance

CROSSE = O - T r YACHT
CLUB members &C.. gathered at
the club Saturday evening &.
FOR victory celebration dinner
dance 49,.
Tables were G5yly decorated
with summer flowers and
lighted taperS IN patriotic
At one table we're Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gillett and their
guests =. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
NJ. Rciiz and Mr.. and Mrs.
W Harold Lightbody
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T Bar
thel entertained the William
SkinncrS the Charles Porrlts
and Nh. and Mrs. Leonard
Saucr
With Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin +.
Hoffman were their daughter
Mrs. Leon NJ. LeufkenS
and Mrs. William johnson
both OF Lake Worth, Fla
who arrived by plane Thursday
&c.. 20 be the house guest Of
the Ioltzmans for nine days 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28
MARCH ~ TO APRIL 90

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20
A Arjes--With more diplomatic
persistent effort. plus your natu-
raj common sense. you can ride
more smoothly over this uncer-
tain period. Use methods the
safest way.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 2O
Tdurus-Hardly a time 10 90
all out in money matters, bind
ing contracts. Take caution as
key word. Handle romance, per
sonal associations carefully,
thoughtfully.
MAY II TO JUNE II
Genupi - Rough going If you
are satisfied with inadequate
methods. Be upright, forward,
honest with self and those with
whom YOU deal Improvement in
evening, with pleasant happen
ings.
JUNE - TO JULY %
Cuccr-Be on guard in finan-
cial matters, investing your
time; be positive II the PROPOSE
tlons are sound Be congenial,
cooperative, day frowns on
argUments.s
JULY - TO AUG. g
Lco--Size up your problems
with utmost care; not all aus
piciouS aspects. Look for help
from those near. Evening favors
romance, with some reservations.
AUG. - TO SEPT. -
ETgo-Take no undue chances
with prop erty, valuables.
Appraise action with keenness,
seek opinions from those quail
fed before going ahead. You
have intelligence, use it.
SEPT. - To OCT. %
Ljbrd-Noncommittal day. By
pass nonentitics; work hard and
long on important issues, par
ticularly those involving the
future. BE logical, rational,
determined.
OCT. - TO NOV. p
Scorpio-Inhuences likely nil.
Responsibilities may seem ardu-
Gus, difficult However, reach
for highest levels. use your tai
ents and you'll pull through de-
spite obstacles.
NOV. - TO DEC. p
Sogitt1rioS-Fine day for in
vcntory, checking budget; review
your successes, failures. An ad-
verse tendency can be smoth-
cred by grit, viii to do and COM
mon sense.
DEC. - TO JAN Fl
CdprjcorH-No victory is won
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28
Brauns Back Home

Mr.. AND MRS. JOSEPH A.
BRAUN JR., with their sons,
Joseph III and Harold Cree
Braun, have returned TO their
home in Bloomfield Hills after
spending several weeks with Mr..
Braun's parents at Walloon
Lake.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28
Helen Parker Winner

HELEN PARKER b.
year-old daughter OF the Ed
ward Parkers 4. e. was handling
her spirited horse La Sou
venir very well indeed .
and collecting handfuls OF prize
ribbons
The sisters. Mrs. Philip Hart
and Mrs. Everen Fisher d.
were showing their fine horses
with their usual success q,
And Mrs. James Phelan was
accompanied by her quartet Of
charming daughters Mary
Mead Ellen Florence
and Anne =.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Hen
drie who have never been
known 10 miss Metamora
show were greeting friends
on every side
And Mrs. Graham j. Graham
the days chairman did
A beautiful job -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28

LOOK CHEERFUL as a sun
beam as YOU sip your morning
coffee in this casy-to-Sew. easy
to-iron button-fronter. Pattern
4743 has shoulder yokcS, soft
gathers, and pockets.
Pattern 4743 comes in sizes
II, Is. IS. 20. y. "a 36. IS.
~ A. Size 10 takes 3's yards
35-inch.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern
Write plainly name and address,
style number and size.
Send an additional Is cents
for The Anne Adams Book OF
Patterns for summer. Free
pattern for hat, bag, gloves
printed in book.
Send - cents In coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28
Musicale Given To Aid Children

A MUSICALE 20 benefit the
Save the Children Federation"
fund, sponsored by the women
Of Romeo, took place yesterday
afternoon in the home Of Miss
Grace w. Gookin in Romeo Mr..
and Mrs. Harold r. Orr OF Har-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28
Charles Whites Hosts

Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES
NJ WHITE were hosts TO Mr.
and Mrs. William Blanchard
Of Princeton, y J who
arrived Saturday morning q.
for short stay at the
Whittier 49,.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B.
Lawton had as their guests
the James BiddingerS Carol
Marley and Marine Pvt. James
Schad who is on furlough
with bis parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip G.. Schad of
Manor avenue -, after service
I'm the Pacific
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28
Hands Out Ribbons

MRS. BEN COLMAN D.. waS
handling prize ribbons and dis
tributlng trophies with the
ald of Mr.. Colman =.
And we also saw Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Sheldon -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward y. Hammond {.
Wilson w. Mills young Wal
ter q. Briggs Ill Sail
Booth
Betty Blalock Peggo 10
Grim Mrs. w. T.. Rice
Jenny Lou Faro Bunny
Sellers Mrs Deane Rucker
and many others ..s
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28
Don't Waste Heat

ALWAYS PLACE oven racks
in position before preheating
the oven Plus being easier 10
handle when cold. its wastcful
of heat 10 leave the oven, door
open while adjusting hot oven
racks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28

or lost until the winner crosses
the tape. Keep plugging, dis
regard any sudden unheavals in
plans. Let prudence guide, too,
and forget impulsive desires.
Jan. % TO FEB. 2O
Aqudrjus-May be under nor
NAL period. Your progress will
be weighed by your. dogged per-
sistency. A placid don't-care stti-
tude will bring trouble. Be up
and az il.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Combine all your re-
sources to put over today's tasks.
Your incentive should be, If
others have done II, why not
/? Reward is so satisfactory for
this kind Of try.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28
Visit w. 6. Brandons

MR.. AND MRS. FRANCIS Z.
BROSSY JR. Of Cadieux road
are the guests of Mrs. Brossy's
parents. the Walter {. Brandons,
at Leland, for a week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28

Healthful, appetizing meals in the
open add zest to your everyday
living. Redwood outdoors is ex-
ceptionally hardy and impervious
TO weather. When Winter comes,
all three pieces can be moved to
the recreation room, making
gay addition to indoor fun. The
set is lightweight and can be
folded for storage. When open
it stands sturdily on its base with
the legs locked into place by spe-
cial grooves.
Tsafb Fioor-Grasd Rhsr-Seetion A
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28
Leaves Next Sunday

BETTY JEWELL will leave
next Sunday for Chapel Hill.
y G.. TO attend a ri Beta
Phi Sorority conference be-
fore going on 10 resume her
studies al Duke UnlNer-
SIty &C..
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-28

ward road took part in the
program.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
MILLSBORO

Wu.a@ FI.in--,>u.ta and his
.el nwH WIluiu-,on MI. Ii~Itiu-
uu.ud- !,le d" Monday.
rgi<ar. Don B.r~ tsom I.au-I,H
Il..aaud Paul G1adA.1 Of 't.' Navy
Mt,. hrM. o,,l tit W..h eud
Hj--,- llA"l and Na'A.-,n Dnh-
..u spent ~, Ttaut~-iNu- hu!i-
days ar Au.ac tlum Many Ma-Ain--
TN tolly-, "ltA r:tis lar,nr~. Nr.
no Mrs Harold poh~au
Mss Barbara MITCHELL Miss SU>-
.a Hl)I ana rharl,s >Ii,rA~lI ~prnC
Thauk~-iIin- and rAe week ,nG
Win Mr.. and Nr- N.nE Is. Mit-
clrll
j \ Burton spent THANKSGIVING
with his Gau-hrvr. MIS- Walter
hymp and family 1t NeWpol, ana
was accomplished hom~ hy his
-.auddau4At.r. EmhMa Kemp.
AII aud Mn Kemp and dau-hfrl
H,be ~neu' sunday Lerr with Nh
ana All- Butou
MIR. ami Mis-. NiIu Slocklel
and dau-hrel Barbara han, h,er
pending Week WirH Mrs Natti,
\ ShuckleH Whom they LETT m
Tuesday 10 return t. Rochester
NV YORK Mrs. Shockl.y and hrI
sister. Mrs L., Wil"> went Too ion
4 visit
Mrs Elizabeth N-he ana daH-A
tcr~. and Nir-il Wiley ot Hgid-e
vii" spent Thanks -iin~ htlr via
their mother MIS- keMdal Wild,
and Mr. Shochlcy
Nh and Mrs Walter Eclt~ had "a
thtir dinner guests ON Thauksaiy
in4. Mrs. Jennie Jones. Miss Boil
McKai2, Mr.. and Mrs, PcuroSc VII
sus
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
FELTON,

Nr and Mrs. +. ". Coyerdale en-
rI'.m,d AZ turkey Dime!
! hauE~-iNins their children. MIR.
nd Ms clarence Huppert. Mr..
1nd Ms Hammond CoYertulo and
G.-at,l, sylvia Jean ot Wjlmin--
TON also Mr. ana Mrs. Gray John
SON ANA son. ana Mrs B. e.. John
~,n ul Philadelphia.
e William Wilson OF BAN
nlld-'. Maryland has been spend
i.- t." days at his home. On
saturday : : William Wilson
md Vie Catherine Wilson ana
GU-hter. Glady, Ann. and Mrs
William Wilson 81 spent the day
iii Philadelphia
captain Joseph Glachin of Fort
N"nmouth New Jersey has been
visiting With friends III town dun
ill., the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Il. \. Pctry spent ,
long week end With the latters sis
tvr Mrs. Y. NJ. Long ot Sclhyyilr
Mr.. and Mrs W II. Eaton ha.
!t"n Eisltin. with relatives il
Wilmington.
y TODD and rumma9e sale will L.
htld in the Morris Harringtol
Euildin4 November 80 and Decom
tcr !, sponsored by the W. :. &. :
On THANKSGIVING day. Mr. AN,
Mrs. -. \. Petry. Miss Anna Cow
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Mrs. Roland Brittineham of
Laurel called on friends here Fri
oay.
cadet clarence Edward Truitt OF
Charlotte Hall Military Academy,
charlotte Hall Maryland spent the
holidays with his parents. return
in@ Sunday accompanied by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. I. H..
Dascy and Eli ampbell Jr.
Mrs. 4. J. Timmous gave din
ncr Thank Seiyine. Those present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs John Tinmons
ana family. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
I ilnm0Hs and family, Mr. and Mr..
Herbert Calhoun and Duane and
Mr. Edwin RyOn OF MillsborO.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bunting. age 81
years. passed away suddenly at her
home Tuesday. November % SUI
lerin. a Eealt attack. She was 4
devoted Christian mother and
church worker. member of tie
". :. e.. :. She leaves besides her
husband Joseph. three sons, Harry
" President OF the First National
Banh; Lee OF Baltimore and 10
-cph Jr. who was recently dis
charged from the armed forces and
four dauchters. Mrs. Edith Brum-
ly. Mrs. Louvina Goodwin OF RoXana
ana Mrs Lille Hickman and Mrs
Bertha TAYLOR of Philadelphia and
several grandchildren Funeral was
held Friday al two in VI. T.. Churcn
Of which She was a member In
t"rment in Red Men Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
SLAUGHTER NECK

TIL. HON. D,moA~'. .a':ou C'uu
met on FUdey AFTERNOONS W"a o3.
NV header. Mrs NI-a.-t Nelson
present Sh, discussed th. F'grur.
in Farm Housiu. which Wa- .u'..-
cs'in- and especially to those Who
expect to erect new hu!a.~ -oo!l
Miss Dorothy AI-o. who III
rrainiu- at the Delaware Hospital
in Wilmington -p,At thr Thtuk>-
giving holidays with h,r parents
Nj and Mrs. Calltou AGO and
family
Mrs. Helen Collision has r-.8sH-
I'd home from tn. Milfu.d N.mor-
ial Hospital ana is r,cupe,a'in-
from an operation
Mrs. Norton Leverage. Mrs lIu-
ry Prvttyman MI ana MIS- Pau
Williams and dau4htrr Mary jan
et spent Friday in Wilmington
Nh and Mrs. Howard Dorlich~on
OF LcWes. visited Mrs. DrrricE~on'S 5
parents. Mr. and Mrs Edgar Bon
ncrt and family on sunday
Mr. and Mrs. GcorGe Adams and
sons. Tommy George. Jr.. and Ed
die spent Sunday With Mn and
Mrs 7. g. Farens and Raymond
Scharneau
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pr,rtyman
entertained with Il dinner un Sun
day to the following guests. Rev.
and Mrs. +, y. Wright OF Lincoln.
Rev and Mrs Douglas MIlhury
and children OF Laurel. Mr. and
Mrs Paul Willms and dau.hter
OF Dover.
Revival services are being con
Quoted at the church this week and
next by our pastor Rev. Ernest y
Wright and visiting minister's On
Thursday and Friday evenings OF
next week. December i and. Rev
and Mrs Ward Mills will he with
us to preach and entertain in I'll,
music and singing Plan to attcnG
all services.
Rev. Douglas Millbury Of Iau-
rel preached for the annual home
coming services on Sunday Nh an,
Mrs. Joseph Ament OF Milford sans
two selections which were enjoyed
and appreciated by all
Services at the church This sun
day afternoon December :. viii
Sunday school 1T o'clock un,
Preaching AZ . O'Clock. Reverend +.
\. Wright, Pastor
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

E,rry simpson. Thelma Stf"at,' !
Ann Moore and shirley MOTHS
were at Ion2wood Gardens
Miss Jeanette Bestick OF ptl"-
vare CoIle-e in Newark. spent iht
Thank,2iving holiday with h'r
parents. Nr. and Mrs. charles BeS-
tick j.,
T,cAuician Sergeant Marshall
Illiu-sWolth. son Of Nh and MIS-.
+. 4. Elling>Worth. received ms
honorable DISCHARGE from the
Army AZ Fort Dix on Friday ot last
week. Marshall served - months
overseas and was in North Africa,
Sicily. Naples and Rome and was
awarded EIGHT battle stars.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin GruWeil~
and sons. OF WilminGton spent The
ThankSsivin4 Holiday with their
Parents. Mr and Mrs W T. Berry
and Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Gruwcll
Miss Helen Connolly ol Delaware
college in Newark. spent The
Th"nkssiyinG Holidays with hen
PARENTS Mr. and Mrs Francis CON
nelly and sister Caroline Cunnely
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Mrs N"rsaret Warren spent the
h,Iil,ys with her daughter ana
SON in.law. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hinton Of Philadelphia
Wr. Madeline Bennett entertain
shower. Saturday evening.
az a, ! her home i'll honor of Miss
E.cheI KilIrn who became the
rr;dr i'.i' Of Mr.. William Crockett at
,5a bon- OF the brides mother.
Mrs Mr. E1elyn Killcn on ThankSsiv-
Miss Doris l. pclons. student
nurses OF Delaware Hospital spent
me week end with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Ira pelons.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brin@hurSt en-
,ert:ined the annual family re-
union Thankc2ivina dinner at her
home on Thursday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Leroy Nou.oe hae h..H hrn"ah-
y DISCHARGED ttom III, Amy AMI
,ril,d home ON Monday IT, had
boon in Tire + T Q toH ,rN"1a,
Il uu'h-
Ms Sa.Ii~ Ellis ~penr last sun
Dot Wirh Miss Eunicr I..lic" and
Miliam Ellis u,a. peI".aE
Sunday srnia- NI- EIl~ Mrs.
T.. l. oa9u> and Miss Ann" 'at't
v,g, Giun.t -.o-r~ vi Il. and Me-
Cha1i"- K Godt..>
Ii. L. Hickman ,,.t,'tain,d se>.-
.a -u 81 1t L Thauk--iNin- din
lev amou- WhoM W-r, Nf~ Elsie
lin-o. Nl- Iida Wheu'lyE an.
Miss Ann Wheatl.y.
Th, Doh~ou tunils had a family
uiun-r at the Nom, al r!cjr motA"i
Nr- 1ohn :. uoh~ou ou Thanh--
-i}IM-. THE guests Weit Dr. and
MS Leslie pob-on and son. Nh
and Mrs.. lack CRAY and totH rhl.G-
r,u Nr. and \II~ Raymond ll.-'
}II and Mrs T. IIdrold pohsca anG
aau-at,rS
Nr. and Mrs.. Gyor-r Outt"a an.
ltlp dau-Attr susan. alr'N".
.rum california, th" ,il-l ot IL
week. Nr. Out,en ul 'he Navy. j. oi
liberty. Will, Mis- Outren VIII re-
main ar hom" uutil her husband
nan~rcl on dis ha-c
Ms. Annie Jua;rIandvr and Mis-
IiWida Peterson entertained M1~
" j T. White ~ dinner recently
Ir ana Mrs L. + Car"y j
spent Tuesday in Wilmiu-ton
Mr.. and Alr, Vaughn Outten cn
telramyd Major and Mrs. lam,
Naloncy and children and Nh
Outteu's mother OF Dover in addi
rion 10 several other guests la
Thursday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
DAGSBORO

The W. :. q. :. al ta, Methodist
Church will hay" their annual
monthly mcetiu4 hi t.e iii" hail on
Thursday cyenina, December IN a.
80
\ quiet little woddiu- tooh place
al the Methodist church at Gtor1e-
town WcdneS day. November l4th.
when Miss Dorothy Buutiu@.
Gaugntel of Nh and Nh- Raymond
Hunting OF Da9shoro became tA"
bride OF Private Daniel Haton Hi
chens. son OF Nh ana Mn. iiallaN
Kitchens of Da2 -horo. The double
ring ceremony was performed a
two by the Reverend John I. Bal
ley. The bride Wa- attended hT III"
2roomS sister MI. ElilIa Iuuu.E
as matron Of honor the GrooMS
hest man was his bro'hcl-in-laW.
Nr. Jacob Toomcy The bride and
bridegroom are both -}HdLuteS Of
class of I@41 of Holm clayton FIi-h
School After Il short wedding 1rlp
Private Kitchens resumed lii, dU-
ties in the Army on NoNpmhe' -3rj.
They have The best wishes oi tAeU
many friends IT,. q happy mal.ioa
life
Mrs.. William II Nonis gave a
turkey dinner Tharh-4i1ine IN
honor OF her brother Corporal Eus-
sci Davidson WHO has received his
honorable di~clarec from the
Army. This Wa Ills tir~' Thanks
giving home in three years, other
guests were: Sergeant Howard
Coffin. Mr.. and llr~ George ".
Long Mrs. William Moore and son,
Nr. and Mrs. William Davidson.
and TWO dau2ht"r- Miriam and
Amelia. Nh and Nr- Howard Da-
wilson nd children oi Ocean View
and William Davidson. Tunny Da-
wilson aad Mis- I;U'h Phillips OF
Laurel
The TWO dauohters Of Mr. and
Mrs Andrew Long are home from
the Beebc Hospital where they
were kept in a hahy incubator tol
tour weeks Thot are doing fins
Thcy will ho called Connie 81,
and Bonnie Lou
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tin1lo speu
Sunday evening With Nr. and Mr.
John stephens oi WilHam-villc.
AIr and Mr.. oscar West. dau4h
ter Dorothy and Miss ESt"lla Nc
Clintock. Mr. amt MIS-. Phillip Wes
OF Philadelphia spent the Wcel
end here
MI and Mrs. Howard Davidson
and amily aHd Mr.. ana Mrs. Jane
Simpler spent sunday with }Ir. an'
Mrs. Roland Bowen ii SNOW Hill
Maryland.
Mrs GEORGE Long spent the Weel
end win her daughter Mrs Cha-
Spicer at Lincoln
Mrs. Iilda Mitchell ana fricn'
George Nciner OF WASHINGTON. -. &
spent the holiday with her parent,
Mr.. and Mr. l. II. West and he
son Jerry.
Mrs. McCoY Joinc~ and Mrs. An
Ea Williams moturod 10 Philadel
rhia "Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
JONES visiting her father and Mrs
Williams hcr sister. both returnc,
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hickma.
and children awakened Saturda
morning AZ $3.50 discovering the
were all .asscd. Fumes from a Goa
fire had TILED the house maxim
them Very sick and almost uncon
scious. After calling a doctor the
were revived and are improving a
this writing.
Mrs. Mar2arct Stur9jS had til
misfortune to catch her hand in
Wrin@er Saturday. a. M cUttin
end hruisins it very badly.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
Labor Warned
OF Strict Laws
By Congress
tContinueo from ri-st Page,

Ou hGtl approved previously ny
tine Military Affairs COMMITTEES.
Nouid
i. Tak. away 10. i yea the col
lectiE, bar2ainiue riGhts oi any
union -r.ihin- ia Violation OF no
strike agreements.
Make unions iahle tor civil
Gamaers.
p Bar unions or rholr -ahor4i-
nate oI4auiZation, from making
political contributions.
+ Repeal The s"ctlon OF the War
Labor Disputes Act which requires
The Government 10 conduct strike
votes il properly notified.
Th- oruer mtaSure by Represen-
tativc Sam Hobbs D.. Ala.l would
impose heavy penalties on unions
interfering with Interstate ship
m,ufs by farmers.
Representative + +. Cox 'p
Ga.l told q reporter thai ii Mr.
Sahatu aid not call up the legiSla-
tjom tor House consideration som'
day neNt week he would force
action.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
OCEAN VIEW

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson l)"lhH
visited Mr.. ard Mrs Elmer Justice
IN Sunday. November lNth.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Catholics Support Peron,
Methodist Bishop Says

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Nov. 22.-The Meth
odist bishop of the Buenos Aires
area said in an interview here yes
terday that the Catholic hierarchy
in Argentina was in league with the
dictatorship Of former Vice Presi-
dent Juan Peron.
Bishop Arthur F. Wesley, who
heads the Methodist Church in FAR
gentina, Bolivia and Uruguay, told
the Atlanta Journal that Col. Peron
is IAN out-and-out Fascist who at
tempts to duplicate the Hitler
regime"
The Catholic hierarchy works
hand in glove with the Argentine
dictatorship" he said. THE hier-
archy last year put through decree
which said that all private and
public schools must offer Catholic
instruction.
But the people, even the Cath
olics, resented this so much that
the decree was finally reversed"
Methodism, he said, is not UNDER
taking any sort Of anti-Catholic
campaign but is trying to bring
evangelical Christianity to 90 pei
cent Of the population who are
not church members.
Bishop Wesley is here to address
the North Georgia conference oi
the Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Gifts May Enable Ryan Family
To Start Buying Own Home

The homeless Ryan family will
have enough money to make down
payment on a house of their own
if the popular response to The Stars
appeal continues at the same pace
which has brought in 81 ,687 for the
burned-out family in five days.
Two prospects of houses have ap-
peared-a f1ve-room house for S.
$50 and a seven-room house for ST.
$50. The houses have been offered
for sale to the Ryans for 20 per
cent of the total cost as a down
payment and rent-like payments
for the remainder.
The welfare department of the
American Legion, which is admin
istering the fund because of Ed
ward E. Ryan's status as a veteran
of the World War, will investigate
today the possibility of purchasing
one of the houses for the Ryans. 1t
all depends on Washington's re-
sponse to the plight of the 10 men,
bers of the family who lost their
home at 1923 Florida avenue NE.
last Friday in fire.
Yesterday there were 38 offers of
clothing, food, mattresses and bed
springs and furniture of many
kinds. One woman donated a rae
coon coat for one of the Ryan
daughters. Biggest contribution OF
them all was one turned in yester-
day by the Diamond Cab Co. and
several hundred of the company's
drivers, who collected $285.1O.
Contributions received yesterday