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Evening star., 1945-01-27
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Distinguished Visitor
To Be Guest of Honor

Mrs Pnchot wife of Clifford Pnchot
will hostess
Mrs Vjava Lakshai Pandit of India. country
she will the before starting
has not been decided
Mrs Pandi is the sister of the youthful Indian
Nehru and is the held
position She
Evening star., 1945-01-27
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D C. ~ I
Film Stars to be Fefed

approximately Is moving picture
stars, headed by Orson Welles, will
be guests of honor of the Women's
National Press Club at / pm. Nom
day at the Willard Hotel.
Stars who will be in Washington
for the Presidents birthday balls
and who will attend the luncheon
include Veronica Lake, Alan Ladd,
Margaret OBrien, Monty Woolley,
Danny Kaye, Joe E. Brown, Linda
Darnell and others.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Consider Members

Applicants for membership to the
Society of Daughters of Colonial
Wars will be considered at coun-
Gil meeting at 3 pm. Tuesday in
the studio, 1851 Columbia road NV
The District branch of the society,
now a year old, has doubled its
membership which includes promi-
nent members of groups from nearly
every patriotic organization in the
eitv
Evening star., 1945-01-27
ca is Arranged
For British ATS

A tea in honor of the British ATS
will be held from 4 to pm. tomor-
row at the Women's City Club, 1888
I street NV.
Honor guests will include Lady
MACPHERSON, Mrs. H. Trevelyn and
Mrs. Andrew Brennan.
The program will include seIec-
tions by Richard Courier, pianist.
Mrs. John Harwood, Miss Miriam
Edwards, Mrs. Douglas Grant, Mrs.
J. Frank Bowling and Mrs. Albert
G. Dodge will preside at the tea
table. Lady Sansome is chairman
of the affair.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Hanifa Club to Meet

Mrs. Oscar Fisher, who is leaving
washington for Gulfport, Miss,
where her husband is stationed with
the Navy, will be honor guest at a
special meeting of the Hanita Club,
Pioneer Women's Organization, at
$3.50 pm. Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. AL Morgenstein, 1920 Rodman
street NV.
Evening star., 1945-01-27

ditions under which those who have
little can improve their lot is the
basic essential by which the we'll
being Of society is advanced, /" he said.
Both education and public health
among Indians depend on the
achievement OF higher standard of
living"
The speaker was introduced by
Mrs. Leo w. Kasehagen, chairman Of
the committee, who presided.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Home From School

Miss Margaret Garvey, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Garvey,
has arrived from the College of
New Rochelle to spend a week
with her parents. She was accom-
panied by three classmates, Miss
Marion Reardon of New Rochelle,
Miss Mary Marano of Philadelphia
and Miss Dee Morris of Wilkes
Barre.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Luncheon at Sheraton

The California State Society will
honor its congressional. delegation
at the annual luncheon at the Sher-
atom Hotel tomorrow.
1t was enormously stated in The
stars society page yesterday that
the luncheon would be held at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Nebheu Arriving

Mr.. and Mrs. Moe Gutenberg will
have as their guests Monday the
latter's nephew, 1t. q. g. David
Levine, who has returned from 18
months service overseas, and Mrs.
Levine. 1t. Levine, whose former
home is in Norfolk, attended George
Washington University before en-
tering the service.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Dean Helen Arthur
Named to Neza, Post

Miss Helen B. Arthur, acting dean
OF the Washington College of Law,
has been named regional director of
the South Mid-Atlantic Region,
National Association of Women
Lawyers, according to an announce
ment.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
HadasSah Plans Party

An Information Please" program
to introduce new members of WASH
ington Hadassah to the officers,
project chairman and phases of ac-
tivities of the organization will be
held at las pm Monday at the
Jewish Community Center.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
B. S. Degree Conferred
On Maj. Bong's Fioncee
By the Associated Press.

zASsUCIdItU
SUPERIOR, Wis, Jan. GA
bachelor of science degree was con-
ferred on Marjorie Vattendahl, fan
Gee of Maj. Richard I. Bong of Pop
lar, Wis, the Nations ace of aces,
at informal graduation exercises
yesterday at Superior State Teach
ers' College. They are to be married
February 10.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Book to be Reviewed

Mrs. Douglas P. Birnie will review
Verdict on India" by Beverly
Nichols before the Washington Club
Monday morning. The reviewer was
originally scheduled to be Mrs. Mark
Eldridge, but her reviews have been
postponed until later date.
Evening star., 1945-01-27

The former Miss Margaret
Clark Wood, daughter OF Col.
and Mrs. Clinton Tyler Wood
OF this city, is the bride of
Sergt. Joel Alexander Rabb,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Rabb
OF Point, Ter. The Wedding
took place in the chapel at
Boiling Field, Chaplain Donald
S. Bourne officiating. The
couple nol1 is residing in Anla-
rillo, Ter, 1Dhere Sergt. Rabb,
1Cho serUed oDerseas for 18
months, noaD is stationed.
Harris & EtDing Photo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
Milestone in Social Field
 Notable Success of Security Act in
 Ten Years

While the nation rejoiced be- cause the war had ended, there passed unnoticed another milestone in social security. Ten years ago, on August 14, 1885 to be exact, the Social Security Act becomes law. Just as we have spent our efforts since December 2, l041, in m attack on aggression, 50 also have we, under the Social Security Act, undertaken an attack on des- titution. We have conquered the agressor, but the fight against des- titution continues" said Edward N. Mullarkey, manager of the Water- bury ofilce of the Social Security Board.
 There are five programs under the Social Security Act. Four of these programs which are operated by the states, with federal collab- oration, are as follows:
 Unemployment Compensation
 Old-Age Assistance
 Aid to dependent children
 Aid to the blind.
 Old-age and survivors insurance, the fifth program, Is the responsi- bi1ity of the Social Security Board. "At our ofnce," Mir. Mullarkey said, I've issue social security account cards, help straighten out any nis- takes that may be made in tho wage records of workers as repoTt- cd to the board, give full lnfornla- ton about cld-aae and survivors in- aurance and handle claims for hene- fits.
 "A of zalR M monthly lnsnfsnse
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
Gualtieri Studio.

Mrs. Daniel T. Burlington, Jry and her daughters, Eleanor and Polly, of Columbia boulevard, have re- turned following Q few weeks vaca- ton ct Watch Hill, R. I.
 MT. and Mrs. Matthew 0. Shea and daughters, Marguerite and Kathryn of Southwick avenue, have returned from 6 vacation ct Laurel Beach.
 Jack Durfee of First avenue will Do featured in c doubles match with Fred MacC Cleliaad of New York in the tennis tournament to he held in Madison this wek-erd. The lo- cal youth is Q student at Williams college, Walllanlstown, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Charlesc P. Durfee of First avenue will attend c Dutch treat dinner tonight ct the Madi- son Beach club ct Madison. Mrs. Robert Earl of Utica, N. F., as in charge of arrangements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
Currency ShO10er For Stella Rogo
-Oricchio Studio.

Mrs. Michael DeZinno and Miss Elizabeth DeZinno of West Main street were hostesses at c currency shower given this week ct the Florio Post rooms In compliment to Miss Stella Rogo of Field street, who will become the bride of Theophile DeziI1no of West Main street Seps, 22,
 included on the guest list were: Mrs. Irene 0omache, Mrs. Victoria Bakutis, Mrs. Marie Noti, Mrs. Geneva Giglio, Mrs. Judith Gyi- lenhammer, Mrs. Josephine Mari. ano, Mrs. Angeline Fadula, Mrs Elizabeth Lerose, Mrs. Nicholas Menzella, Mrs. Julia Hansen, Mrs. Mae Cammerano, Mrs. Asa Burr,
 Mrs. Rocco Genua, Mrs. Laura Dutton. Mrs. Della Kelliher, Mrs. James Martone, Mrs. Albert Carver, Mrs Albert Chouinard, Mrs. Flora Varsailine. Mrs. Eilieen MacMui. len, Mrs. Lena Bandelloni, Mrs. Louis Bandelloni, Mrs. Judson Towne. Mrs. Chrlstiana 0uiliani Mrs. Della Bushley, Mrs. Helen Brophy, Mrs. Nora Orencole, Mrs. Emily Battrella, Mrs. Joseph La- Porta, Mrs. Florence eantoro, Mrs. William LaChapelle, Mrs An- toinette 0vellette, Mrs. Jennie santucci. Mrs. Cecelia BeTnabl, Mrs. Melina Chotiinard, Mfrs. Mary 0ovanello, Mrs. Lee St Martin, Mrs. Isaac 0reenblatt, Mrs. Joseph oDnAfue, Mrs. Julia Cooley, Mrs. Stephen Ronzello, Mrs. Maritime Boisvert, Mrs. Elena Mariani, Mrs. Kay Padula, Mrs. Frances Abati, and Mrs. Sara Abrile.
 Also, Mrs. Michael 0ordano, Mrs. Alvera Mariani, Mrs. Catherine Carpenter, Mrs. Rosa Leavens, Mrs. Robert Lescudre, Mrs. Mary Der. taumeyue, Mrs. Ralph zampelli, Mrs. John Roberts, Mrs. Mary Rollo, Mrs. Mary Padula, Mrs. Edward Shugrue, Mrs. Modesto Le Bel, Mrs. Irene Cyr, Mrs. Helen Vallieres, Mrs. Nicholas Padtia, Mrs. Joseph Ciriello, Mrs. Latina Crosse, Mrs. Frances DeZinno, Mrs. Louise Lers, Mrs. Angeline 0emino, Mrs. Maria Noti, Mrs. Dan sunrna, Mrs. Mae Rogers, Mrs. John Fisher, Mrs. Sadie Coleman, Mrs. Agnes Pagan, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, Mrs. Ed. ward ePters, Mrs. Marie Mariani, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Josephine Ward, Mrs. Charles Pescetelli, Mrs. Mary Swanson, Mrs. Michael De- Zinno, Mrs. America Rogo, Mrs. ErneStine Locateili and Mrs. Eliza- beth Dezinno.
 Also It. Brenda Menzelle and Misses Phyllis Lukmin, Mary Da- nauskas, Mary Ciccio Mascola, Anne scavuzzo, Lena Padula, Dor. othy Menzelle, Anne Delano, Emma DiManno, Peggy Brown, Eleanor Travisano, Vivian Burr, Rachel Ouellette, Eileen Day, Airline Ma. rino, Agnes Murphy, Eva Masciolo, Esther Broccoli, Mary Chess, Gloria Del Negro, Collette Pagan, An. todnette Carpini. Toni Parable, Margaret Dillon, Edith Plumb, Con- stance Minervini, Irene Martin and Rose Albino.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
ILOngO- VervaStrO
 NMptials Today

The marriage of Miss Lucille D. Verrastro, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Canio VerraStro of Oak street and Lawrence 0. Longo, son of MT. and Mrs. Domenic Longo of Meriden, took place this morning at 9 o'clock at St. Lucy'S church. The bride was presented in marriage by her father and was attended by Miss Esther Longo of Meriden, sister of the bridegroom, and Misses Mar guerite VerTastro, sister of the bride and Lucille FAppiano. Male at- tendants included John Scarfo of MeTtden, as best man, and Cpl. Dick scarfo, and Louis FaSzio, also oi Mesiden aae elisheTs. .ss ga,v-s. . 4., |
 The brides gown 0s starched neckline studed with beads and rhineStones, long sleves tapered at the wrist and c full skirt teFmin- ating in long train. Her long blushing bride veil was attached to Q crown Of beads and fhineStones and she carried white roses, gas. deniaG and baby's breath. Her maid of honor wore Q virgin blue gown patterned after that of the bride with shoulder length blue veil falling from Q garland of roses. The bridesmaids were att!red in similarly fashioned gowns of pink with pink headdresses. All car. fied old fAehioned boliduetR of mixed flowers.
 About 800 guests attended c rec ception held at the Blue Room in Meriden. Mrs. VerraStro received in e Navy blue costume. The bridegroom's mother wore Q brown ensemble. Each wore c corsage of pink roses. Guests were present from Meriden, New York, MaSsa. chusettS, Torrington and Waters bury.
 For c wedding trip to New York City, the bride was attlred in . poudre blue dress designed with Q square scaiioped neckline and Scalloped skirt drape, with black accessories.
 The couple will reside at 4S North Third street, Meriden, when they return. The bride is c gTadu- ate of Wiiby high school and was employed ct Mecca's music store.
 
 sharis Israel sisterhood will hold it's first meeting Sept. { ct e:S0 ct tho SyfiAgoRjio on KinRRhuFy street,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01

ner With all the cards in view,
 the hand may not appear too inc
 teresting, but the battle of wits
 between the experts at the table
 was interesting indeed.
 X West won the opening lead with
 the king of clubs, but did not re- kurn a club as he immediately read
 khat Roth (North) had Q concealed 'club suit. With Q club return Roth Ecould easily have established his
 ninth trick. Instead West led back the heart jack. Roth won in dum-
 mv, returned to his hand with the |ten of diamonds and left the king
 Df spades. East won and had to
 decide whether to simply hold the hand to three no trump and cash Ehis ace-queen of clubs, or try to
 set the contract. He knew that his
 spade jack was going to fall, which
 might establish the whole spade yuit for Roth. However, he re- Burned Q heart, Roth then cashed khe diamonds and led Q spade. He vent up with the queen, dropping East's jack, and now the ten Of spades was good for the ninth trick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
c. K. Famigietti Feted At Party

A party was given recently at the home of MT. and Mrs. Louis Famiglietti of Long Hill road In honor of Mir. Famiglietti's sister, Miss Geraldine R. F'amiglietti, who Is entering St. Mary'S hospital school of nursing next month. Those who attended were: Misses Marie AccouSti, Mary Battaglia. Theresa Cermola, Madeline Corona, Rose Corona, Mary DeAngelis, Florence DeFrederico, Eleanor Donagiia, Jo- sephine Famiglietti, Shirley ramig. Netti.
 Also, Mir. and Mrs. P. Fauiglietti. Mr. and Mrs. L. Fainiglietti, Miss Marguerite Garcia Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Negaro, Miss Marie Negaro, Miss Marguerite McEnerney, Miss Wanda Ramella, Miss Livia Vai- letta, MT. and Mrs. Adolph Yavec- chia. Y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
Dr. JIG. Walker
 Unites Couple

Mrs. Anne Lombard of Orange street and Cpl. Cecil J. Bartlett A. U. 6. were married yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the Second Congregational church by Rev. Dr, John 0. Walker, pastor.
 The bride, daughter of the laSs Mfr. and Mrs. Wilbert Jordan, wore . white chiffon gown with fitted bodice, elbow-length sleeves, a sweetheart neckline and a full skirt, Her net Juliet cap was ornamented with seed pearls and featured a shoulder veil of net. She carried a @euquet of white gladioli and roses,
 Cpl Bartlett is the son of MT. and Mrs. Wellington Bartlett of East Main street and recently rec turned after ls months service over seas. He will report at Camp Ed wards. Mass. next month after . D0-day ftlrlough. ,s
 MT. and Mrs. Peter zappone at- kended the couple and the bride was presented in marriage by her broth- or, John Jordan. Mrs. Zappons' yel- low gown was designed with c taf- geta bodice, square neclline, three- quarter length sleeves and 0 net skirt appliqued with satin leaves. Her bonnet was of matching yel- Sow and she carried Q bouquet of peach colored glodioN. 4 wedding reception ct the home of the brides brother and sister-in.law. Mir. and Mrs. Wilfred Jordan of Naugatuck, Followed the wedding. For her wed- ding trip, the bride wore 6 black silk crepe dress trimmed with SC. quins, . black hat and accessories and Q corsage of pink roses and gladioN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01

benefits under the old-age and sur- vivors insurance system are being paid to 2030 men, women and chil- dren in our field ofiice service area. The payments amounted to 942,- T00.64 monthly c rate in excess of one-half million dollars c year." Eighty per cent of the beneti. ciaries in this area are residents of Waterbury. Their benefits are dis. tributed approximately aS follows:
 Monthly
 No. Benefit Retired workers,
 66 or over ....,... .04O 9lT,O8T.l6 Wives, 66 or over, of
 retired workers ... .20e { 3JOe3.0e Widows with young
 children ......... 410 e,l3Us24 Children of deceased or
 retired workers ..,. III e3,oell04 Aged widows, 66 or over.
 of decd workers <. isi . 4.2ie.T0 "In addition, we arc paying monthly benefits to some aged pare ente of Insured workers who died without leaving aWife or ohild Iin- der te. where the parents wore sellx aepend9nt e the N6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
Arlene LMciGN
 HOnOred 0t Party
M. Barry Keegau.

A pre.nuptial party wAs held this week by Mrs. John Atwood of South View street. honoring Miss Arlene Luclan of Joseph street, who wlll Do married sept. 6 to Robert Atwoo6 of South View street.
 Those attending were: Mrs. RlAA. sell Harrigan, Mrs. carl Swanscn. Mrs. Edward Began, Mrs. Harry pus nochel, Mrs. Louis Conway, Mrs. William daughan, Mrs. Harry At~ wood, Mrs. James Began, Mrs. H0y Morlne, Mrs. Edwin Swift, Mira. Nor= man McKinnon, Mrs. Theodore De rouin, Mrs. John Keafney, Mrs Paul Lucian and Mlsses Rogallo Ata wood, Rhea Dumouchel, BerEslea Atwood and Irene pumouchel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
Social Notes

Dr. and Mrs. J. II Green and daughters, Alice and Mary ot Euclid avenue have returned from Breton Woods, N. H., where they were at the Mount Washington hotel.
 Miss Ann J. Coughl!n has re- turned from Helena, Mont, where she spent the season with her brother er.in-law and sister, MT. and Mrs. Eergus Fay.
 Mrs. Truman 6. Lewis of Wood lawn Terrace and her niece, Mrs Edward Freetty, o& ITvingtor avenue spent the past week at tne Biltmore hotel In New York city.
 Tlias Thomas Of welcott stree who has been . patient at the Wa terbuEy hospital for the past twt weeks has been discharged and re. turned to his home today. MT Thomas is the father of Alfred Thomas who operates Q meat market on South Main street. He also haa three sons ia the armed forces.
 Miss Elisabeth Mary Wild, daugh. ter of MT. and Mrs. II. W. Wild of Hillside avenue, will enter the freshman class at Sarah Lawrence college, Bronxvlle. N. F., in the fail.
 Misses Rosalind F. Shea and Mary J. Shea of Southwick avenue are guests of Miss Helen and Kath. Tyn Hayes of Summer street at her cottage ct Laurel Beach.
 The Madison Beach club is plan. ming q large program over the hol. iday week end, local residents at Madison participating. A frontier Jubilee and Barbecue will be held Sunday evening starting ct e.30. dovsrnerS of the club will be hosts At 6 farewell cocktail party. Julius 3. Smith is directing the sailing races for the Zip cla& this after noon ct 2:3o off the club pier. A dinner dance will Dc held ct the club tonight.
 The Victory Ball ct Pine Orchard will be held over the week end pre- c0dOd with cocktail Ind dinner par. ties. Mir. and Mrs. Milton W. doss will be the guests of Mir. and Mrs. D. P. Duilard Sd.
 MT. and Mrs. John Morr1ssey O. Fox Street announce the birth of their first child, Q daughter, at St. MaTys Hospital, this morning. Mrs Morrissey b the former Mary Crarle of Greenwood avenue, . graduate of St. Mary's Hospital Training School for Nurses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
Group To oAttend LitchtIeld Dance

A group of persons from this VI. clnity will attend the Atchfield Country Clubs Victory dance to Do held In that town tonight ct the Playhouse under tho auspices Of the Board of Governors. They include Misses Sally Munger, Lindy Lowe Mlats1e OruikshaniI, Sally Crszik- shank of Watertown and Nora WSels of Wocdbusy. NENl
 Also Rud and Ted Llliey, carl Munger, John and Charles Durtee, Walter TorTant, Robert dirvin, Tony Allerton, Jim Page, Robert, Blakey Pierpont Of WateFtown, and Casnes Weeks, IT,, of Woodhury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
MCKINNEY
 ON BRIDGE
|CpI. Alvin Roth
 1 Shows Old Skill
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY AmaricA'a Card AuthAritY

Cpl. Alvin Roth known to bridge players as Life Master No. 34, re turned to New York with the Fourth Division. He was wearing the In- fantry Combat Badge, which means
 that he had little time for bridge
 over in Germany. While waiting
 to leave with his division for the South Pacific, Alvin showed his old skill on today's hand. which he played at the Cavendish Club
 with Harry FiShbein as his part
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
Dinner HOMO1cS
 Margaret TehGm

Miss Margaret M. TefAn, who will he married Sept. 6 to Allan r. Palch, was guest of honor at c dinner held recently ct the Colonial room of The Elton.
 Attending were: Mrs. Bertha Blondin, Mrs. Daniel Foley, Mrs Denis Tehaf, Mrs. Arnold smith, Mrs. Harold McOarroll, Mrs. Al darthwait, Mrs. Harris Mc6herry Mrs. James Roy and Mrs. John Dutfy.
 Also: Misses Evelyn Donahue, Jo- sephine Mcfllroy, Martha McIllroy, Mae OLeaFy, Nettie PataSius, Helen Teach and Alice Andrews.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
HOSPITAL BULLETINS

Mrs. Margaret Donate, sS, GO Perkins avenue was treated at Waterbury hospital i2i0B .. m. for . spraln and . possible frac. ture Of the left feet sustained when she fell ct home.
 Joseph Calabro, Co, i70 Walnut street, was admitted to St. MAEy's Hospital ct 1;3S ?. m. yesterday afternoon for treatment when he wAe stung on tho eye and the back by . swarm Ue bees.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
St. Joseph College Opens Sept. 9

Freshman Week activities at. St. Joseph's College, West Hartford will begin Wednesday, Sept. 6. Reg iStration ct the college for upper classmen will Do September I, for nonresident students, and Sept. Q for resident students. Registration for freshmen will take place from Sept. s to [. One hundred and thirty-five entrants are listed in tho freshman class. the largest on record,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
VeteFans Groups
 Postpone Meeting
Thomas Studio.

The regular monthly meeting of the Waterbury Unemployment and Veterans Committee scheduled for Labor Day has been postponed un- til Monday September 10, ct 4:50 ?. m. at the veterans' Center io6 Grove street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01
EXPLAINS REUNIONS

clinton, N. r., (UP)-Dr. Wil- lard Thorp, Princeton University English professor, has c new ex.: plaaatlon for the return of alumni to their college reunions. Thorp says It isn't dust c chance to O. roiise around and see their ex.coI- i09o mate" but "a retreat to the orie place where they have escaped tho prosSures of day-by.day iise."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01

That American artists have contributed to streamlning Of machinery has evoked great inter. eSt in Sweden where machine tocl mixing is being studied.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-01

eharis Israel sisterhood will hold it's first meeting Sept. { ct 0:30 ct the Synagogue on Kingshury street.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Kelly Backs Sale
OF Easter Seals

Gov. Kelly today endorsed the
twelfth annual Easter seal sale of
the Michigan Society for Crippled
Children and Disabled Adults.
The campaign, starting today,
viii continue through Easter. Gov.
Kelly was high in his praise of
the organization which has spon-
sored benefits for crippled children
for the last % years.
lie urged cooperation in the
present drive for funds citing
many benefits for handicapped
Chir'rcn and disabled veterans
made possible during past years
Members Of the organization.
the governor pointed out, pro-
r;0tod legislation creating the
Michigan Crippled Children Com
mission
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
5O-Cent Robbery Nets
a 10 15-Year Term
- Fealurel synaleste. lnc

On his plea of guilty TO a
charge of robbery armed. Alvin
Skate Mard- Did EEs k-i e.
today had been sentenced TO four
TO l5 years in prison by Record
cr'S Judge John p. Scallen.
Ward, according 10 testimony.
found a pistol and holster belong
ing 10 Patrolman Francis Kelly
IN the Twelve HorSemcn Bar.
ErSkine and Brush. He used II
few minutes later 10 rob another
of 80 cents.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
BY Roy Crane

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school. caua The Detroit Times after
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.l and >novdeo Hrs proha average
$3.50 4 week.
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hobby. Hc R second ,il0 scout Of
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member Of Cll,ary Church Iis am
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teieh boy' how 70 properly hindl, money.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
EX-a%1 Professor
fakes Wayne Post

Dr. Gordon II. Scott formerly
head Of the department Of anat-
omy al tho University Of Southern
California school Of medicine. has
assumed his duties as head Of the
department Of anatomy al Wayne