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Evening star., 1945-01-31

Federal Bureau of Investigation,
said her husband first was wounded
October IA and returned to duty
November 10 in time to participate
in an early-morning attack the next
day in which he was struck three
times by machinegun fire in the
right arm and shoulder. He is now
in hospital in England.
Sergt. Johnston enlisted in the
Army in August, 1910, and went
overseas in November, 1912, with
the forces invading North Africa.
Staff Sergt. Russell ]. Werle, 81,
infantry, husband of Mrs. Mary
Werle, 2510 Cameron Mills road,
Alexandria, was wounded by shrap-
mel in Germany November 81, ac-
cording to the War Department.
His wife said Sergt. Werle, native
of Belleville, ILL.,, has been in hos
pital in England for two months.
He entered the service in Deem
ber, 1943, and went overseas in May
last year. Before entering the Army.
he was an accountant for the Re-
construction Finance Corp. here A
graduate of Benjamin Franklin Uni
versity, he had been District resi-
dent nine years. Sergt. Werle has
received the expert infantry combat
medal, she said, and was promoted
in the field from private to sergeant.
A brother, signalman, third class,
Harold Werle, is in the Navy over
seas.
Pvt. Harry ]. Anderson, 80, infan-
try, husband of Mrs. Ruth Quinn
Anderson, Bowie, Md, and father of
a 2-year-old son, James Robert An
derson, was wounded November 10
in Germany, according to the War
Department.
Pvt. Anderson, now reported by
his wife to be in hospital in Eng
land, was formerly of Bladensburg
and Is graduate of Hyattsyille
High School. Before entering the
Evening star., 1945-01-31

a wound to the right leg. was hos
pitalized in England and is now
taking an Army course of study, his
family said.
Entering the Army last March, he
went overseas in October. He was
born in Laytonsville, Md, and at
tended Laytonsville High School.
Before entering the service. he was
a Capital Transit Co. bus driver for
three years. A brother, Sergt. For
rest Fraley, is stationed at Fort
Meade, Md.
Staff Sergt. Charles X. Johnston,
%, armored infantry, husband Of
Mrs. Anne w. Johnston, 16 Seventh
street Sc, was wounded in Eu-
rope, the War Department has an
nounced. His wife, clerk in the
Evening star., 1945-01-31
Hitler
Continued From First Page.)

wark against Bolshevism,. familiar
cry from many previous addresses,
and declared that "by forming a
sworn community Ito fight to the
finish) we have the right to 60 be-
fore the Almighty and ask his grace
and blessing"
There is nothing more a nation
can do" he told his German listen
ers, than that every one who is fit
to fight fights, everyone fit to work
works"
Expects All to Do Their Duty.
Il expect every German to do his
duty to the last" he said Every
fit man must stake his life and body.
The sick and infirm or otherwise
dispensable must work to the last
ounce of their strength.
II expect from every citizen of
our towns that they will forge
weapons for this struggle and I ex-
pect from every peasant that they
Evening star., 1945-01-31
Police on Bicycles

Policewomen of Bristol, England,
have been supplied bicycles for pa
troll work
Evening star., 1945-01-31
Hitler Appeal Reported
Net With German Silence

Z BERN, Switzerland, Jan. 81 P).-
An observer for the conservative
Der Bund wrote today that Adolf
Hitler's appeal for steadfast resist
ance was answered by the German
people with steadfast silence-that
dangerous weapon of the masses
who have had enough and who say
nothing before they act.
The people keep silent, and
thereby manifest their longing for
peace, no matter what the price" !"
this observer said in a leading Der
Bund article on Germany.
They have found their weapons
siience-in refusing longer to accept
Evening star., 1945-01-31
| Vital Chinese Railway
lis Cleared, Japs Claim
,, the Associated Press.

By tne ASsoc1aIed FIess.
Japanese forces have cleared the
Chinese completely from the 586-
mile Canton -Hankow Railway, 4
broadcast japanese imperial head
quarters communique recorded by
the Federal Communications Com
mission said today.
The Chinese high command said
last night the Chinese hold on the
railway had been reduced to 20 miles
inside Human Province.
In addition, the japanese commu-
nique claimed the capture of Suich-
wan airf1eld in Western Kwangsi
Province by separate force operat-
ing sin parallel" with the forces at
lacking along the railway.
The Japanese units effected a
junction" at a point halfway be-
tween Lokchong and Shiuchow" in
Northern Kwangtung Province south
Of Human, to seal the gap in the rail-
way, the communique added.
Evening star., 1945-01-31

service last April, he was an employe
Of the Hyattsville Post Offlce.
Pvt. william F. Kunerth, 20, in
fantry, son of Mrs. Caroline M
Kunerth, II Russell road, Alexan-
dria, and a former copy boy for The
Star, suffered leg wound Novem.
ber l8 in action northeast Of
Aachen. Germany, the War Depart
ment has announced.
Pvt. Kunerth, a graduate of Belle
Fourche IS. Dak) High School, was
employed for year by The Star
before he entered the service In
March, 1912. After taking basic
training, he was sent to Virginia
Polytechnic Institute at Blacksburg
Va, for a course under the Army
Specialized Training Program. His
mother reports he is now in hos
pital in England. Before entering
the Army he had studied journalism
at George Washington University.
Pfc. Ralph o. Thompson, son OF
Mrs. Helen F. Thompson, Route 8
Fairfax, Va, was listed by the Wal
Department as wounded in action In
the European area.
Staff Sergt. John E. Washington
son of Robert l.. Washington, Low.
ettsville, Md, was reported by the
War Department as wounded In
action in the European area.
Pfc. Howard r. Kelly, husband oi
Mrs. Ida F. Kelly. 1900 D street NE
was listed by the War Department a,
wounded in action in the European
area.
Pfc. Irwin c. Rison, Marine Corps
316 Ninth street NV, was listed BY
the Navy Department as wounded
The Star carried story on Pfc
Risons after his family had beer
notified.
The following also were listed to.
day by the War Department a.
wounded in action in the European
area. The Star carried stories aftel
next of kin were notified:
Pfc. Leonard A. Anderson, 1852!
Walters lape, Forestville. Md.
Second 1t. James X. Humphrey
SO South Dakota avenue NE.
Corpl. George E. Proudley, jr.
6316 Ninth street NE.
Second 1t. Julian r. Sanders, 1922
Otis place NV.
Pfc. Harvey b. Smoot, jr, 506.
New Hampshire avenue.
First 1t. Matthew b. Thorp, 161:
Harvard street NV.
Pvt. David F. Wood, 2605 Thirtietf
street NE.
Pfc. Robert H. Tredway, 824 South
Barton street. Arlington.
First 1t. Greer A. Utley, 150t
South Barton street, Arlington.
Missing
Pvt. Orland I. Webley, 80, of Fair
fax County, Va, has been missing In
action in Germany since December
16, the War Department has notified
his wife, Mrs. Esther Webley, OF
Route 8, Vienna, Va.
Pvt. Webley entered the service
last April and went overseas in Sep
tember after training with the in
fantry at Camp Croft, S. C.
He and his wife have two sons
Ray, 7, and Jesse, 3.
Evening star., 1945-01-31

again have been told they are
needed.
From the Democratic side, Repre-
sentative Sparkman of Alabama
laid before the House yesterday a
last-minute survey from Under
secretary of War Patterson to show
the need for greatly expanded pro-
duction of rockets. Super Fortresses,
heavy and light ammunition. NOR
tars, radar, trucks and tires.
The report showed that the criti-
cal aircraft program fell % per cent
below production schedules during
the last half of 1914, and that 1945
schedules call for sharply increased
output.
Evening star., 1945-01-31

provide bread for our soldiers and
our workers, reducing their own
needs to the utmost.
Il expect from all women and
girls that they will support this war
with utmost fanaticism as before .
I'VE will fulfill our task despite
almost unbearable suffering and
tribulations," Hitler asserted. and
then threatened dissenters.
Whoever stabs us in the back will
die an ignominious DEATH
Evening star., 1945-01-31
Louis Goodrich Dies

LONDON, Jan. 81 tP,.-The death
of Louis Goodrich. noted actor.
author and playwright. at his
Hampshire home was announced
here today.
Evening star., 1945-01-31
District Blood Donations

Appointments yes j
{ terday 458 persons
Persons who failed 81
q to keep appoint
> ments - -s 81 persons
Appointments may be made
with the Blood Donor Center in
the Acacia Building, 81 Louisi-
ana avenue NV, by calling
District $500 between 9 am. and
$50 pm. weekdays, and 9 am.
to noon Saturdays.
A broken appointment sac
rifces time on the part OF
doctors and nurses that can
not be replaced. 1t may sac
rifce the life OF man on a
battlefield.
The Republican., 1945-03-29

DR.. B. f. Selby. who was patient
in Memorial Hospital. Cumberland. for
several dsys, has returned to his home
lend is greatly improved.
Mrs. Tina Taylor, recently returned
from ii visit with friends in Pitts
burgh, spent last Thursday in Oak
land with friends, going from here
that evening to Hutton where she is
visiting her brother, John A. Connell,
and other members Of the family.
Members Of the WSCS Of the Pleas
ant Valley Methodist church will con-
duet food sale on Saturday. March
81, at the Sturgiss Pharmacy. from
l0:30 until about 1 o'clock. There will
be colored Easter eggs. stuffed bun
MES, cakes. pies, cookies, etc, for sale.
ChickenpoN and mumps, which have
been rather prevalent in this commun-
ity for several months, are not confin-
ing their attacks to children, but a
number Of adults are falling victims
to the disease. James Pollock is con
fled to his home with chckenpoX,
while Harold Harmed is housed up
with an attack Of mumps.
Mrs. Hubert Burdette, Mt. Airy, is
coming to Oakland tomorrow to spend
the weekend with her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. J. f. Harmed. Mr.. Burdette.
president Of the First National Bank
at Mt, Airy, has been appointed to
represent Maryland as a member of
the postwar small business commits
sion of the American Bankers Asso-
ciaton
Mr. Charles Rhodes was rushed to
Memorial hospital, Cumberland, one
day last week for an emergency ope-
ration. Mr. Rhodes, a former resident
Of the North Glade section. now re-
sides with his daughter, Mrs. Lloyd
Winters, in Cumberland. Despite Mr..
Rhodes advanced age he successfully
underwent the operation and at this
time is much improved. Mrs. Melvin
Davis, of Rochester. Mich, is at the
bedside Of her father in the hospital.
Bradley Rhodes, Of Deer Park. visited
his brother in the hospital on Sunday.
The Republican., 1945-03-29
MARRIED

Tomassetti- -Baird-Nr. and Mrs.
Frederick c. Husemoller. Of Hyatts-
vile, Md, announce the marriage of
Mrs. Husemoner's daughter, Miss
Martha Jane Baird, to DR.. Bernard
A. Tomassetti. Of Philadelphia, Pa.
ON March IA, l945.
The ceremony took place at Saint
Donatus Catholic church. Philadelphia.
Pa.
The bride was attircd in a white net
gown, long train, with veil Of net and
orange blossoms which reached to the
end Of her gown. She wore a single
strand of pearls, gift from the
groom. Her bouquet was white rose
buds, snapdragons with an orchid in
the center The matron Of honor, Mrs
Mabel Tomassett. syster-in law Of the
groom, was attired in pale peach
mousseline de sole. headdress a match
ing velvet juliet with net veil She
carried red roses. galardia and baby's
III tStIIi. ~. Wal N y. iltttiHtt!lI, tiONt
friend of the groom, was best man.
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle Chaplain Ralph c. Robin
son, USNR.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home Of the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Domenick
Tomassetti, Philadelphia. Out Of town
guests attending the wedding were
the brides mother and step-father.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Husemollcr. Of
Hyattsvillc; Howard p Robinson, Of
Tyler, Texas, uncle of the bride, and
Mrs. S. f. Canova, the former EIva
Porter, of Oakland.
DR.. and Mrs. Tomassetti will reside
in Philadelphia where both are in the
professional service Mrs Tomassetti
is nursing at Fitzgerald Mercy hos
pital, and DR.. Tomassetti is at St.
Mary's hospital where he is serving
his mtelneship.
The Republican., 1945-03-29

Rev. A. L. Sines, Of Oakland, who
has been a member Of the Church of
the Brethren for sixty years, and who
has served in the ministry for the
past thirty six years, now Elder in
charge of the Pine Grove congrega-
ton at Swallow Falls, preached the
sermon there on Palm Sunday. Being
in his 80th year, the members con-
sidered this a very fine record
The Republican., 1945-03-29
LOCAL NEWS

Clyde Yommer, of Jennings was a
business visitor in Oakland ON Mon
day.
Mrs Elmer Mersing, Crellin, is con-
fined to her home on account Of an
attack of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Sincell, son
and daughter, Of Fairmont, West Va,
are here for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dietle, of the
Grantsville community, were bust
ness callers at The Republican office
on Monday.
Mrs Owen T. Treacy has returned
to her home here following a two
weeks visit with her brother, Thomas
Sweeney, Baltimore.
Mrs. J. Kirk Cosner is spending the
Easter period in Akron, Ohio, with her
husband who has been employed in
that city for some time.
Philip Whitaker, Oak street, is at
tending a conference of the American
Telephone and Telegraph company in
Pittsburgh, Pa, this week.
Mrs. Roy O. Winters went to Bal
timore last Wednesday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Ida Sachs She expects to
return home this weekend.
Fred Cropp has returned to Oakland
from Clarksburg, W. Va, where he
was a patient in the Union Protestant
hospital for two weeks.
Mrs R. n. Goodwin, Of Pleasant Val
lev, left Oakland Saturday for the
Women's hospital, Baltimore, where
she will become a surgical patient.
Members of St. Matthews Guild
of the Episcopal church are planning
rummage sale, to be held in the
McIntire building Saturday, March 81.
Mrs. Grace Sellers, of Baltimore, is
here for visit with her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II.
Jackson, at their home on Oak street.
Miss Evalyn Fraley, student at
Maryland University, College Park,
is here at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil c. Fraley, for the
Easter vacation period.
Pfc. and Mrs Robert NJ. Filsinger
announce the birth of a daughter,
Linda Ann, on March 7, at Columbus,
Ohio. The father is stationed at Loch-
bourne Army air base in that city.
Nancy Lou Dawson, student at
Western Maryland College, West
minister, is spending the Easter va
cation period in Oakland with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold NJ. Daw-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley S. Stahl, Of
tndmDefSDulg, ana SOnS w imam, d
student at Gettysburg college, and Pfc.
Stanley S, Stahl, Jr., located at Fort
Belvoir, Va, with the army engineers,
spent the weekend here, returning
Sunday afternoon, accompanied by
Mrs. StahPs mother, Mrs. W. H.
Friend.
About fifty persons, members Of the
local scout troop and their fathers,
attended a father-son dinner at the
Fike Boarding house last Friday even
ing, which was followed by a meeting
of the Board Of Review. A number Of
merit badges were passed by the
scouts. The troop charter, signiiying
activity for twenty years, was pre-
sented to the scoutmaster, William
Fife, and the latter presented troop
cards to the members.
The Republican., 1945-03-29

The Oakland Bakery will be closed
all day Sunday.
Kew and Mrs. George - bIrk' Mrs
halI hahI and Mrs OliVer Hmouse
were visitors IN Cumberland yesterday
lrrs 1ob,, uort pit+sh,,rob pa is
,.;.;tino bnr ,,oron+s Ar ond lrs e
/ /. Wbito ot tboi. homo On Liberty
s+root
The Republican., 1945-03-29
are visiting with relatives and f
during the Easter period.

Jasper c. Myers, member Of the
House Of Delegates, from near Kitz-
miller, was brought to his home one
day this week in an ambulance, suf-
fering from influenza. He had been i'll
at Annapolis and unable to attend
sessions Of the legislature. He is now
improving.
The Republican., 1945-03-29

Mrs. P. D. Wachtel, of Madison
| Wisconsin, is visiting her father, Dr.
B. F. Selby, at the family home on
Alder street.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Mary Pratt
T ellis Vows

MISS MARY MARGARET
M PRATT. daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. Michael J. Pratt OF
Quincy avenue, and Pfc. Robert
Brennan, son of Mrs. Dennis q.
Brennan Of PetoSkey avenue
and the late Mr.. Brennan, spoke
their marriage VOWS before
Msgr, Frank A. Pokrlefka IN ST.
Gregory Church Saturday at
10:30 a. m.
Wearing gown Of white
satin fashioned with a tight
bodice, rdffles at the neckllne
and hustle effect. the bride car
RED a white prayer book with
q spray of orchids.
Three attendants preceded
the bride 10 the altar. Her Sis
ter, Mrs. John p. Kelley. was
matron of honor and Miss Ann
Mcmillan and Miss Betty Welsh
were bridesmaids. Their frockS
were of pink Jersey with fuii net
skirts. Spring flowers formed
their dainty noSegays. The
flower girl. little Carolyn Pratt
also wore pink.
The brides parents gave A
wedding breakfast and reception
at the Wardell Sheraton. Pfc.
Brennan will report 10 Camp
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Mrs. Walker Honored

Mrs. II. A. Kinsel entertained
friends at luncheon and shower
Thursday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. William d.
Downey. in Abbey road. The
party was in honor of Mrs. John
Walker.
Entertaining at dinner pre-
ceding the May 5 performance
of the Village Players were Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Underwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w. Neumann.
Supper parties after the show
were planned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Tollzein. Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Fox and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Pease
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur f..
Ulrich and Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard de Beaubien will be hosts
at the May II performance Of
the same show.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

Mrs. Robert II a I'm an
Smith was Winifred Joyce
Lockhart before her mar
riage on Saturday to Mr.:
Smith in the Central
Methodist Church. She is
the niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Allen of SPfihgie
avenue. His parents are
the Rev. and Mrs. Charles
II. Smith of Fort Wayne.
~-~~-~~~~~~~~"~~~
Shelby, Miss. May j.. when
Mrs. Brennan will make her
home with her parents
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Service Folk Revisit Birnninq ham
BIRMINGHAM. May 5.

7 T. CLAY E. HERBST JR. of
IL Smyrna, Tenn, and his wife.
1t. Jeanne Herbst of Houston,
Tex. of the Army Nurse Corps,
are spending a brief leave with
Mrs. Clay Z. Herbst of Oxford
drive. Mrs. Herbst entertained
for them at a cocktail party
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. John
L. Chick dorothy HerbSD and
her two children will join 1t
Col. Chick in Washington, d. C..
as soon as living quarters are
available.
Another military couple in
town are 1t. and Mrs. Henry
A. Houston HI, rhe-afe visiting
the Henry Houstons of Vest
Chesterway and next week will
GO on 10 Scarsdale, N. Y, TO
visit the Clayton Hills before
returning 10 Illinois.
1t. and Mrs. c. Fred Charl-
ton arrived Tuesday for a
fortnights stay with the Nils
Seymour CharltonS of Green
wood avenue. They are at
present stationed in Fort Riley,
Kan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Vanderoests Parents

1t. and Mrs. John r. Vande-
roest Betty NEWELL are re-
ceiving fluctuations on the birth
of a son, John r, Jr.. on
April %.
A meeting of the BirmlnG-
ham-Bloomfeld group for the
Seeing Eye Group will be held
AT the home of Romayne
Thompson next Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm w.
Welty are entertaining at cock
tails this evening in their home
in Yorkshire road in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Faulconer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Beta Party
On May Il

DETA CHAPTER OF Delta
ID Alpha Delta Sorority VIII
hold is spring dance at East
wood Gardens on May IL.
Proceeds will 60 10 the Save
the Children Federation.
Miss Nancy Landay is chair
man and the Misses Marian
Bennett and Barbara Lawson
are IN charge of ticket distrlbu-
ton.
Miss Barbara White, preSl-
-aeai,-haS asked lanes Brandt
10 the party. Others who VIII
date are Joan Herbst and
James Driver. Dee Wilson and
Bill Austin. Joan TrueSdale and
Fred Huffman. Nancy Brown
and Dean Bartlett, Lou Ann
CARRIER and William Worshlm.
BETTY Dixon and Kenneth
Spain, Helen Lockwood and
Richard Zobel. Sue NankervlS
and Warren Goodman, MarGe
Bryant and Eddie Dorsey.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
CosmopoIitonites
To Meet May I8

COSMOPOLITAN WOMEN'S
CLUB will meet al | p. m. May
Is in the Central YWCA.
Tea will be served by the
Rumanian group of which Mrs.
John Major is chairman. Her
assistants are Mrs. Marie Pavel.
Mrs. James Stanish, Mrs. John
Tatu and Mrs. Emil Vasu.
New officers of the club in
clude Mrs. Henry c. Pytell.
president; Mrs. Harold NJ. Hast
ingS, vice president; Mrs. George
T. Schooff, recording secretary;
Mrs. Ernest J. Benson, cores
ponding secretary, and Mrs.
Dlmitri Marcoff, treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

PHYSICIAN WRITES En-
ItcEpcI closing ohtok for J, cans ,oi
OoENoI CAL-PAR.'
r.X Df. X. b., Nashville, Tenn.
oAI TTFiS IKE NEW, "Wond,r.
fu bow easily ! lost IS lbs
foloUing Cs.PH Plan. /
fee like neW.
Mrs.. B. g., Kansas Ciy. Mo
DROPS 4" iRS: "Thsnks 70 the Cai.pu Plan !
a. reduced iron $50 20 l2s In. fee wonderful -
Mrs.. L. !. O., Kansas Gty, Mo.
HJPSE- -DIETiCIAN RTPORTS, Lost IS
pounds 81 dsyi and never i,lt heter in ny Tie
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Miss Agqrsmonte Weds

1t. Colin John has been trans
ferred from California TO field
in Illinois. and his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Waldemar A. p. john
have just returned from Chi
Cago. where they spent several
days with him.
Mrs. Edward Tucker Jr. was
hostess to her badminton group
at luncheon Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Aggra-
monte of Laguna Beach, Cal,
who formerly lived in BirminG-
ham. have announced the mar
riage of their daughter, Leonie,
TO Capt. Frank Harpel, L. S.
NJ. c.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

-CAtrPAR, Dept 456-G
6s5 Broadway New York T., N. Y.
r ,nclose 81 % Tor ,recIl un of cAi.PAR.
! boot',' m reducing. n nor utsf,d nav rerir a
: rnu,tt r0ruon in4 ny 81 90 N..l Re fsignded,
GOD. orders s,e,rt,dl
' E4NT ...........-.......-
arrrvss ssairfrgsl
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
. No Exercise!
emo Reducing Drvssl
eAbsoIUieIy Hormis,sl

n vour deiisr hasn't CAl.PAR ~. VII nal
vov rocpsld a SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY CAN
FOR Only 800. Thus 800 can IS roc sold
~ stores Money hsek u oot ot'ted F.ll out ths
coupon pm donsI bill 20 ~ iad mai today foe
yoaf ,sn of CAL.PAR ,nd Ns NiIl also send you
FFTE d. psf'shs booklet on reducing containing
impc'tsat facts YOU ought ~ know, including weight
tables ind charts OF food values.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
NV Club Luncheon

TIL w Z S T f r \
WOMAN'S CLUE will give IT'S
annual spring luncheon at 1890
p. m. Monday in the Wardell-
Sheraton with Mrs. II. Walter
Reed as chairman. Mrs. Fred
c. Baxter recently was re-
elected president of the group.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
St. Bernard Hi Reunion

THE ST. BERNARD HIGH
SCHOOL CLASS OF '42 gath
cred in the Wardell-Sheraton
Hotel Saturday evening for
their annual reunion. Past Off
GERS Shirley LaVoy and Lucille
Pluff addressed the meeting
which followed dinner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Sarmatia Ball May IL

SARMATIA CLUB of Wayne
University will hold its annual
ball Nav y at Dom POlSki.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
USERS
SAY

MEN and women all over the country re.
N port remarkable results IN losing weight
I'L easily. Many report losing 20 pounds
month and more Tiny io'iop ~ t-, Fsv R,dl..-s
an OF D.. ktVsd Psnsh. We sroVn rr,,..s~ end
.di'o- fotrsr ch,i of L. S. military hoirul ard q
public hesl'h ofcef
ID. Pariih'' Esy Reducing Pa rsl,, r,dr.irs .
pleasure bectu,e = has ftso'gylv no STRICT DlrfS
fequfu no eTtfciWS iLAKMLieS too, be,s-se 10 cal.
fof 20 reducing drugs
Here q, d.. pau,h'' Es'y Reducing pi,r rNACTLY .,
sven over ts g. ~ ~uor1 Iof Llrch taks go.
Ipconfuli % CAlPhR M gsY a. uEe. y re-, a. s-y
beyefiss Take nothing -ss TOR uneh src,rt cup of
eoHee desIed. For brsslBH tNt d.arsr TAT bS You
USUALLY %, suf eit 'enSrIY. Dont Cgt or i4-v,
ssrchy IL yds-'1v -u' dopr thrn ~ folovlnF Dr.
Plufhs Esy Reducing Psr yov cu' topn VOL, dt.,
cilofic intake thus iosng WeEf nsflfsY. You ns,tr
sufsr srflc tsrFrv usrnsff al PAR ~-t tr-r-ir
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your Diet With csrtirn esssntil rsfls l.4 war rs
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Morns Meet Nav 10

MONS OF AMERICA UNIT
"A will give a Mothers Day
bridge party May 10 at Kern 5
auditorium.