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I CHALrRAw. SGT RICHARD Mrs. May
=, zc-iIRiSA4As Set THOMAS ~-Asssv
| coNDE, MAI. CLARE , -MrI. winiired
Condo wife, Grand Rapids.
COOK. PVT RAYMOND Mrs Cathryn
\ COOPER. PVT JOHN Mrs. Florence
C99Psr mo. Roih,r I;,. lansing >, a.. 49,.
/ ,. Coulter. siie. Grand Rapids.
/ CRABB PFC. CLARENCE W.-hrs. Frances
CROSS. PvT WILLIAM Mrs. orabsIs
ID Cross mother, Twin Lake
curfisr. mother, Mliiinrion.
DAVIES. PFC. WARREN R-nrG Flora
I. Ds tsoftt;.. ryT. ALERT r-MrE Helena
/ De Long, wife, Lansing
DENTON, PFC. MAX R-Mo. Elsa Denton.
vile. Milan.
,ECKLUND CPL; ARTHUR y JR Mn.
ECGLESroN, PFC ROBERT L.-Ars. Mar
s'ssi =, sss tn 5I. un.,.1
p. Eikins, mother. corunna.
FERGUSON PVT HUHEFT Mr. Mary
Ferguson. wife. HArrilvnle
Audrey J. FoiOrssd. wife, Quincy.
GARDINER. SGT WILLIAM y--hrs InsE
Gibson PFC. EUGEHs B--MrA Wanda
GREEN ryc. Miller c.-MlL TIolale s
Green. mother Jasper
GUEST, PFC PETER H--CbsTlss eatst
fsther. sAult Ste Marie
HARRIS PVT CLYDE L-Mn Ollie y
HEDCER PFC HERBERT Nil MAsy
Fahey, grandmother. FLINT.
HENpRICKsEN, SGT CURTIS B-MfA
is G nesie 9lnsI sfeaenj9a tt
Heusel. mother. Ann Arbor
Uit,i fittiiBoRMs i9 F,;s IsT IT %ARRES H-wsrd
HUNT. PFC. DONALD A.-Lloyd Hunt
father. Fenton.
KELLOGG, PFC. VICTOR p Roy c. K.l-
KLEINJAEs' S set ELwER-Mra Nd
ssfd hisihisns fretnrr trntyun
Kl.iEKMAE, PFC. HOWARD T.--MrS Anne
l. Kitrtrnsn. wife jackson.
LAME, PVT GEORGE ms. Emily
Lame. mother, Battle CreeL-
MALISowsKI PVT FRANK n JR-
Mr.. Theresa hsiinowski. mother Bay city
AATTSON PFC. WALFRED E-Mrs
Hulds Ma,ison. Fre'f4Af- s~esss
PETER. PFC RICHARD MN Helen
l. Peter. mother Grand Rapids
= RhEcUs PVT RALPH F-Nn Mary
REIEiHK PVT HAROLD e Mrs. Fannie
heiiinsi -m9lhst- Grand hhpi11-
p, seHAIbT rgc ROBERT Mrs Betty
sEELEY. Prc P6RFPr s.-M, Mar.
g4ret Seelev Wfs Traverse City
SiSCHO PVT MAX VII GeneYA Y
SPEAR. Set BUD S-Nu. Hattie spear
sYKEHY. Set RICHARD Ma -cAass.. :
sykeny, wtfr, hsttiF CrVgE.
WEsTERNAS- PFC CLkUD JR.-CAua
81 'sfHrT LAcLine
WHITLEY. PFC CARL L-Fioyd Whitley
father saginaw
WILSON 2 8 HERBERT E-MrS HAZE
CUnCueft. mother. Pint
WOJCTEHCWsKf. PVT JACK Mrs
Laura WoiciehowSh mother Whksheid
WRFN CPL. WILLIAM A-Mu. Katherine
~ Wren utfe Flint.
ZETESKT TFC FFNRY-Nfs Nay Zsietk!
mother TNH-T psrrti.ir
ZiELEF PVT ROBERT a A-A'er Zleike
father ~ C.'mcnN
eh II, f94S ~~~>-->~~,--~>>
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PRISONER

SGT. LEON II. COBBS, 32. in
fantry Dec Is, Germany, worked
at Packard IN service. FebUu-
airy 1914, overseas, August 1914.
husband Of Fern. $40 Parkvlow
Drive. brother Of marine Pic.
William.
1T. Richard ". COVERT.
p. infantry. Aug 2S. Germany;
attended Howe Military School,
commissioned. 1912. overseas,
October l943, wounded twice in
action, son of Mrs. Edna Covert.
3 FaIrwood. Pleasant Ridge.
1T. EDWIN \. MYER, 20, field
artillery. Dec. II. Germany. prCvi-
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many. IN service July 1914: over
seas. January l942 only son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watson.
1904 Brentwood. Trenton
SGT. GEORGE y WITHTR,
p, inf. Jan -. Belgium hos
pitalized. England Ro>eviilc High
graduate: worked for Jones and
Lockland Co, in service March,
l943, overseas, September, 1874,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mtiher C6S2i patnW lara- Rose
vile. husband of Mrs Artolnette
Wither. lG6L5 OmIra
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Japs Happy
They Hear Nezis Scorn
All thought Of Peace

NEW YORK March 70 ms
The Jap Dorei agency ln q dis
patch recorded by thc FEC. quoted
itS Berlin correspondent a> -8Fug
today that Joachim Won Rlhhc0-
trop. German foreign minister
had denounced ruworS of Cor
man-negotiatod peace JS alto
Eether misdirectcd speculation
He was quoted as saying. az
luncheon IN Berlin. that "rumor>
have been spread that the German
government is planning some sort
Of political settlement 10 find "a
way out Of the difficult situation
Ncrc .unlOnndcd -
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SteeImdn's Rites Set

NEW YORK. March 10 INSl
Funeral services viii nc held
londay for LCtScr c. Klein, as
-istant 10 the vice president Of
The L S Steel Corp of Delaware,
" no died yesterday.
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Lest We Forget-Lest We Forget!
Michigan's Battle Heroes


The second Detroit casualty 10
occur on the island OF Two Jima
has been reported 10 the Times by
his next of kin. He is Cpl. Frank
w. Smith, marine. wounded on
Feb. 20.
Reports Of Detroiters killed,
wounded, missing IN action or
taken prisoners Of war reach the
Times through official army and
navy releases and next of kin.
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MISSING
FIRST 1T. HENRY W. FLoRC-

ZAk. q. AAF,
n V Is 'or,
Sept l2 over
Adriatlc s ca
4 { : . n d . d
/ a " r 2 n G c
Tech IN Serv-
ice NJ a re b f.
1943 overseas,
May, 1914
awarded Air
Medal, two Oak
Leaf clusters,
son OF Mr. and
Mrs NJ a rtin
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PFC. WARREN ]. VEACH, q

infantry, y a n.
%. France hOS-
pltalized. Eng
land awarded
Purple Heart;
Eastern Cradu-
ate; worked at
p &C kard' IN
service March,
i9i3i overseas,
ScptCpl bCr
1914 son of
Mr. and Mrs.
Lower NC8rh.
EI07 RobuS
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ouSly wounded
near Bres &;
awarded Pur-
pie He TT,
Bronze sta r,
and two CluS-
ters; attended
Mt Gle m ems
High IN Serv-
ice O Ct O ber,
1912 overseas.
y 9 c G m b er.
1913; son Of
Mrs. Lila Gil
guere. as 4
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WOUNDED

PIG. HEeN cAELIeTFE, .a6 70
infantry Feb Is, Germany
worked for Briggs In service.
Aiay 1914; overseas, October.
husband or tntoinettr, 3f95 T..
Fort. father OF two boys.
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Ift. tAIliUtib WI ftNNtib
SGT. RAYMOND II. DUGAN.
Dec % U-.g radar operator. Pa
r----r -rr-r--r f'fiit-1ii f'fiit-1ii ffaarpfc Heart.
in service. three years, overseas.
November 1913. now az rest
cawp 30 I'awHu. son Of Mr. and
Nr, Stanley Dugan. al +
Webster
PVT tRTHUR VI. FENNELL,
~. infantry Jan. ~. LuZon; hos
prn'itcd. NcW Guinea. graduate
u' So Joseph Commercial High
worked for Detroit News; IN scrv-
ira February. 1914; overseas. Au-
gust son 0f Mr. and Mrs George
w. Ea1n,Il 1893 Lemay, three
brother. % service
PFC. LOUIS {. GENSLEY. n,
infantry Ian 81. BclElur
awarded Purple Heart attended
T7r'e'.r College. worked for Cen
gal Electric. no service, February
1912 oEar-e9~ August 1914 son
20. Mrs Anna GenSlcy. l725 Pal.
lister
PVT. JOSEPH T. HARDWOOD,
-. infantry Jan 25. France, hos
ufaI1cd. France. awarded Purple
Heart worked for Eureka Vac
mu Cleaners IN service. Novem-
ber 1873. overseas. December
1914. son NJ Mrs Nola Hampton.
926 Reed Place. husband Of Helen,
father OF Charlotte Fay. Tennessee
PFC ROBERT A. HILL. p,
wcJn3lcofp, Feb ; Luxembourg
hospiia'Ied Belgium attended
Ford Trade School, worked az
Fori'S. ln service, February, 1913;
overseas. April. 1874; awarded
Bronze star for heroic achieve
mcnt ip France. son Of Mrs. Rose
SimonS. 1880 WcStland Dearborn.
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DEAD
SEAMAN 2 aattc 6offRrDo MA

X % & % l. a
$ A y 4 T., 30,
March 2, in an
a c den I on
Saipan, worked
or Mallory
Electric Co.; i'm
service Decem-
Der, 1913; over
seas Scptcm-
b q r, ! . 4 4;
] q a y o s wife.
$ a r a h. W q
d a ugh terS,
I g IIT "a g N II
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Cpl. WILLIAM SHERMAN. 26.

Cpl. WILLIAM SHERMAN, Is.
armorcd division. Jan 3. Belgium,
hoSpitalIci England; awarded
Purple Heart. in service. October
1911. overseas Two and half
years made home with sister. Mrs.
Marjorie ChcCwidden, 3ii0 Hard
ing SON of Mrs. May Dunn, Butte,
Mont. four brothers IN service.
CPL. FRANK W. SMITH, 10.
marines. Feb. 20. Two Jima; still
HospitaIled worked for Detroit
News: I'M Service, February. 1913;
overseas. October. 1914; son Of
Nj and Mrs Frank A. Smith.
15326 Wisconsin; one brother IN
navy.
v,s-T. NDnAN n NsEACu %
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DECORATED
FIRST 1T. Don W. soPER

FIRST 1T. DON W. SOPER,
2S Infantry. Silver Star for gal
lanfry. Nov . Germany. Wyan-
dottc High graduate. operated
golf links AZ Crosse Isle. IN Serv-
ice two years; overseas. June,
1914 son Of Mr.. and Mrs George
Soper, 74S Clark. four brothers in
service.
CPL. WILLIAM X. JOBE JR.,
l9, infantry Bronze Star for
heroic achievement. June 10. Italy;
worked for Hollerman Products;
in service. August. l943: overseas.
March. 1874. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
William R. Jobc. 1900 Belden
M/SGT. JAMES {. MILLER.
AAF crew chief, Soldier Medal.
for heroiSm. Nov 10. worked for
Chrysler: enlisted. 1912. son of
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Miller 1888
Lenox; brother Of WAC Cpl Mary
NJ Simpson, stationed in Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Kiphng's
ReceSsional
The Detroit Timer
- Honor Roll
.- Official Casualty List

Included in 2259 casualties by the depart
Michigan 81 These soldiers
European theater kin
notified and kent informed Of any change in status,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

Elorczak. 2O3l Evaline. Ham
tramck. brother Of Pfc Martin.
with marines in south Pacific,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

A/OUNDED men need
" UomGp's care 10 help
them regain their health
VI . Il a fcchnicfans ore
needed Immediately IN or
army hospitois Train at RoU-
eTnu1ent expense.
Coll RA 54S7
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Outstate

ADlER SGT RAYMOND Y Mo Esaf5lce
Y Adler a.fH 81 fpserf
AfFEIGHT SGT FkpS-Nn Loyins l.
Altfrht mother ~atFfvIiet
ARNRpff-Tft ~ffFP PVT DONALD E-
Nh - - u Il ..-l---EALz
san Ci'F.
nAASF GC~ T1VN C-Wv Susan "
HHFhisf nl...r sEElnEW
BagyF pc RcMER E-MFs Evelyn I.
Boeve pift Howell
BOuKAnP isT II -1Evrs-Nu poyis
Z pcukAwn wife puvf Huron
PPlTZ SGT ROBERT Hiram - Briit.
tAfher Marine city
RtFNs SGT ROBEFT Mrs vifrens
N Burns vI's Grams FEuc
die wife rf"U.ut
CAPgTEE PFC lvhrEpS -MsA Haxsl
Cars,su. mother Trssrre City
$500 Sunday, No
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Woodward Says:
Jdps Facing
Giant Drives
Land, Sea, Air Attacks
in Pacific Area
By CLARK n. WOODWARD.
Rear Admiral, u. s. Navy

WASHINGTON, March 10
The stage IL being set in the Pa
cii0 for operations Of the most
decisive kind and OF the greatest
magnitude.
The powerful American naval,
land and air forces in that theater
are carrying the war 10 the enc
fny's vitals. Ultimately a giant
aerial offensive will be mounted
which undoubtedly will reach the
I roportions of the air war against
Germany.
While our naval forces and ma
rines have been engaged IN the
conquest of Two jTTTa, significant
developments have been shaping
up in other areas of the Far East
which nave UOTnentOuS p0SsIbIlI-
ties.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
CLEARING Ut LUZoS

In the Philippines Gen. Mac
ErthurS armies have been clear
ing up LuZon and completing the
capture of AL key positions IN the
vital shipping route from the
United States 10 Manila.
lie also has seized PalaWan
gepping-stone between Mindoro
snd Borneo-snd incidentally our
vesternmOSt adyance-thuS Secur-
ing the Sulu Sea against threat
from Japanese naval feFeez. and
enabling the Americans 20 throw
naval and air blockade across
the enemys shipping lanes 10 the
south
British forces also have been
playing an important role IN the
Pacific war They provided the
main force for the rcConQUcSt Of
Fuurra, which Is progressing
SiSfly.
borrower, the large British
- which reported for duty in
the Pacific some months ago. adds
materially 90 the strength Of Al
led naval forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

TI5 JAMES g. WATSON. 10,
mechanical cavalry, Feb. -, Ger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
ARMY WOUNDED
European Area
Detroit

BAJaDoH PVT. EDwARD-Mu. Ieona NJ.
hAfe -lie al 50 Wsliaaea
BA,tiston mother i3623 Maple Ridge
hiL, PVT CARL J.-MrS. Edith T. Bh.
BRESziER' 20 IT CHESTER D Ray NJ
BreniIer, father. 23l77 Hayes bOulsvsfd. East
BROWN. PVT WILLIAM P--HrL Phnlis
n Brown wife. 5SSi Linwood
BUAGkRDREK. PFC JAMES WINS
Rose i'umEsrdner. .wits. tara soften.
cAPANpA. slsGT, join, P-Mg wini-
fnsa sS G caPsnda wiie AS3l Csrheie
Clark wife la505 AarthlAnn-
coRBY. PFC. DENNIS Mrs. Grace
0G5oS cousiss mashfs sT sst' IhaEs hsi2ss MR. E.
Et5ss5Sy rro,,v
HEFNER PIC RoBERT MIS- Elizabeth
Hrfiner. mother. 9o4z! f.etoskey.
JEscHKE. PVT HERBERT Ms. Ella
Jeschks. mother. 3os3 Harding.
KARWoSKI, PFC JEROME Mrs Joyce
4 KsrWosh wife $40 Delaware
ROWAISKI PFc tSDTyfAW Nm
Mary K0vaiski. mother. 1913 Z. AlsIsndrlns,
Ia BLAME PVT JOSEPH --Mn Florence
Ia Blanc mother. se24 KnodeL
LAPiEsKl, PFC STANLEY Mrs. Frsn-
cet LApinEki, mother, t47S 81 Aubin
LSRosE 8 SGT FRANK Mrs Ksth-
trins Miraeois, sister 9l34 Wood.sEn
A=AFAhrENK. FF1 ARCHIE If -s MIA EaN
LsyhMFur mother 1871 Wtstbrooh
LfFSITZ PVT MORTIMER n Mrs. sophie
Lisiu mother. 2el0 webb
MASON SGT JOHN " Mrs Ruih Msson
mother i52O4 Regina Alien PARK
MCMILLAN PIC. DONALD C.--Mrs. Eiza-
TEN l. Mcmillan. mother 7544 Ford. Van
Dyke
MERKLER PVT MATTHIAS Nm Ffan.
eea MerkisT. ~iis, 6ois CoInStpck
oDDo. SGT SAMUEL MIS-. Frances
Qddl.- Hs0the., 1SaG &AyNcpd-
oEICA PIC AETHONY--Mrt Edith Onics
wife. 4720 Ri0psAs
PIANCK. e SGT HAROLD 6 Mr. Jessie
Planet. mother. l2teo ceofgiAnA, Z DeEoil.
RID PVT LLOYD 4 Mrs. Irene "
Reid ale 1857 Alter road
EIDDuI- iST 1T WALTER --MFt. Ruth
~ Ridout. wife 477n Leslie
PIORDAk. ID 1T. DANIEL B.-MfG. MARY
? fi0rasH. wifi. i7tzs forrer.
SPEARS set WILLIAM { - william
sprA-H father 422Q LAIchmant
%THPYFA VIE. s -Ha. HedElg
stspyra. ~sie eoi2 Mcclellan
u AcE-REe- AtzE-A4-r=- atsr..
9's'Isss. mother i1s42 BuftAIe
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
CONQUEST or OCEXN

Tho rccent sweeps Of Nicc Adm
MitScherS mighty Task Force 81
'-ttet'-tcii E5ol<yo and within 300
rT1tcy Of rfc cnCmy'g homeland
shores rcnicscntS tho Atlltr..+c
conquest of vast oceanic AREA
II SlgnsliZcs American dnr7i-
r5uCe ~ r'e wd'GFy and Skies or
The western Pacific. and NJ ap-
rtnachcz n -hnth China All - ----if---F. - n
Moreover u proves that AncrL-
Can inrccs- can go apyOhof. tRey
may desire
Judging from the freedom Of
r7ovement Of American naval
forces In the Pacific Japan'S feet
apparently has ceased 70 be an
important factor in tho var
While M" war against Japan
haS not reached rs decisive phesc.
the current battle IN tr7 Volcano
Islands is an important step on
tho road 10 Tokyo
Two, when conquered VIII he
tle first base from which land
taSed fighters and medium bomb
trS can strike directly ~ Japan
capital. only 80 UllcS away.
NEED AIR BASES
While the navy could physically
puf troops ashore on Horsng
even now the problem of main
lalnlnc them there after LANDING
Would be a vrry dLLllLl, anL
without the preliminary posses
son n several nearby air bases
e. guarantee that maintenance
II should be borne in mind thar
'hc main might Of tho japanese
empire its armies IN China and
Japan scarcely has been touched
In consequence. the Allies ap-
> nily VIII have 70 wait until
- victory is obtained .0 Tu.
iupe before they wlll have the nU-
merical superiority over The
defending land forces. before Az
tempting 20 land either IN China
or on Japan's home islands
C07y1srt l7fb. international Srst er-ri-r
'SoTE-TAs opinions expressed sat 'r.
efffr'i"lH maze nFrri1 are rV ra. ..F
Srs 0ot 20 he construed af rtH..e. .F ...
'Fr'irr m any usy fhf views ~ t-f Hr.v
department. ~ no naval service e. .a.rrl +
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

PVT. THEODORE V. YoUNK,
field artillery, Dec. p, Germany:
graduate Of Arthur Hill Trade
School, Saginaw; overseas, No
vember. 1914; husband OF Alma.
1923 Quinn.
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Al money sent AZ sendefs rA< d. 0ui
send cash or stamps. AI cnerks. draft
and money orders should be nefe UgvHrl,
90 THE TINES PUBLISHING COMPANY
International News Service mas the e1-
elusive rights 20 use for reproduction IN
. any form all news dispatches credited 20
n or not otherwise credited IN this paper.
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DETR0IT l,s$,E ,ETTMES

published every Week Dsy EvenirE H11
funday Morning BY the Times Puhishfrr
Company At l225 Times square. Detroit
3i Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

Brainard: brother of PVT Patricia,
WAC. stationed at DcS Moines, Ia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

81, MICHIGAN.
Entered at Detroit, Mich. a. Second Class
Man Matter.
TELEPHONE-CHER $500
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to any place IN the United states, canada
or Mexico. tOn Canadian subscription
add 10 10 cover war import tax
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81 CARRIER
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DAILY .................... 50
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06
hits OF Bontering

Ndibn, rue Isdil 'utftNo anu
Lowell Cuzzens Mr. and Airs. n
Houston IN and Mrs James Ben
son. ia aud Mrs Tom Grown
IN $ r. Milton and Dr. and
,lrs Boynion Milton Dr and
Mrs y Graham and the LLOYD
Loonlises.
0n Friday mite one Of the love-
lest PARTIES OF The season vas
that given by tho Dooltiles pop
ular club Of Young matrons. for
their friends at the Urban League
building The guests were greet
ed by Mrs. Claude Cooper who
Looked very striking IN black and
white. From the beautifully ARE
pointed table. the guests we're
served eegnos and hors doeu,res
10y Mrs samuel Thomas and Mrs
) Z Martin Mrs Thomas look
ga ike some fairy queen IN hcr
paie buc taiieia gown with
PINK ngl scarf which she wore
aloand nor shoulders and Airs
MAeim looked very regal in
black dinner gown
Oihrr hosles~,- vino helped
to make tne Doolttles party the
success that It ~as includcd Mrs
y A. Milton. Mfs ca EdHard-
Miss Jeanne Cot Mrs b.n
Erownlcy Mrs WlHiam lispans
Nrs. Alfred rnoma, u.s. M
Remu- Robinson and AIRS JNucs
GILLIAN
Among the sor1roGSl u44,t
ladies who with ipis sois @
husbands were s,en dane
eliNpscd Mr. ami Ans eaaa
scraees Dr and >Ir Ei D
on, AuxAas~e mofiNl as
quality lihs ID 4c0ua bssA
not trimmed wi'H ~nan a.
slams ihreulehN Nf4,, 4a
over the bodice 81. 49, wax
vet eton laenel ead aleaa
neck sue Wof, baoh NrNtf
baud csniered al a., fbrat with
o gprseogs cameo hrmy i
anu Mrs Wlliao Anog. ln,
ana Mr. Nihw hodah hiroua
ioohlns "'ri Aeauiuul n oii
pca green dihucr gown Df,hid
Stoves and . gorgeous orc0d IN
nor haif nr siA AVS b Oh,
nau IN aud Airs rOm BfoNn
pr ard Nt iani t,>aiae
Mayit" rs pfNi'N as 8 pplr, Ia
. hlaek tt.pe dinn.r laNn l3c
and Mr, e. Fduatds It's e
Collins ALVIN LoeineS Jes-o
owens Jefoae liarlson~ rou
fiecampbeis lohu lDaupy. nti
llaeaHs john Smiths r.e,n.l
h''lis, George 1aior Dl aud
Nfs zoe Thomas ! ana MIS- j.
Ne'lendon Mr. ana Mrs Ernest
Marshall ps and Mrs Ted White
Ni-s lic''r fhons looking y-ty
retry in geretc4s Snrap
enins '~opioee noek tho lonS
anh torso blouse was beaded hi
black ana pirk and topped
eiafN ofere sAir' dteped np the
front Ngs Alfred qaoma. Jt
lovely AS ever ln 4r nr.hif nl,,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06
Glimpses
IN DETROIT'S MIRROR

aN0 LIKIH.. da.gf'ff a ~ aNU 1I1 F'aIr z t1 If
ter}f hng about rrstnas was exciting ard interest," ne
Z them
We hear il said that GLADYS summerviiIe and
Porter billiard plan to II do time il April,
also that Gladys Giles received beautiful diamond
ring from 1t. Hayward Garter for Christmas
lffI> vatch from hc4 husband toe US
Home for the holidays were Capt and Mrs Har-
~ Riggs and It. and Mrs Carlyle Johnson all OF Tus
kegee. Ala. The foursome made the trip By motor
and surprised to into Michigans ioe and
snow after the sojourn in the belrny south
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06
\, Rose,t

do.. II again The fule-
.'1 es.oalir, eHi'h pF'ro''''s
LA Il. oen and ~ visitors
.''a'' ina, p,poits claim @
I, ~ (. rol las' fae' rlo'T .., ,''"'
: MANY Aaa rioious = plenty
K. soIaa AFFAIRS 'his sea-
,o.u, 100 hsl was ihe
~, Nh aansHs party We'd
49, nom ten al two
N. pans Hel Masonic temp
| n, eA. Nin's solo'S q
l. and ael's heralacd form
Il lM iaay and knight
Is r,sd
|os roa p rlv'r
4 ss '1e 'aae 70 celebrate
| season 81 ihe scer
i 4 M u@Ht occasion
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There a family reunion al Hotel Gotham
Christmas Day. when the family Of Eta Molten. star
Of 'Porgy and Bess, gathered here for the holidays.
From Chicago came her husband Claude Bsrnetie,
and daughter, Eta Up from W Washington came
Daughter Sue Moen i arc st
JUS, the week before. had graduated from Howard
Medical college. Already here Daughter Gladys
Molten Gray. whose band is the talented Crab
in the show On Christmas Day. Miss Molten invited
the Gotham kitchen and prepared turkey dinner for
her family, which they enjoyed that afternoon her
hotel suite
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-09
Miss Julia Hathaway Taylor Becomes Bride
Of Hugh MacRae Morton In Greensboro Ceremony

GREENSBORO, Dec. 8. - Miss.
Julia Hathaway Taylor, daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. Wesley Taylor,
was united in marriage tonight at
5 o'clock at First Presbyterian
church with Hugh MacRae Nor
ion, Of Wilmington, son of Mrs.
Julian W. Morton and the late Mr..
Morton and grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs, Hugh MacRae, Wilmington.
brilliant wedding reception fol-
lowed at Greensboro Country club.
DR.. John A. Redhead, Jr., pastor
Of the church, officiated with a
ring ceremony which had music
by Mrs. Gilbert Powell, organist,
and Mrs. R. Dewey Farrell, So
prano The bride, given away by
her father, had her only sister,
Mrs. John Frazier Dickson, Mil
vaukee, Wis, for matron-of-honor
and the bridegroom's sister, Miss
Agnes Morton, Wilmington, who
was her Woman's college room
mate, for maid-of honor. Carolyn
Earle Hill, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery S. Hill, was
Junior attendant. There were sew
en- bridesmaids: Miss Cora Cox
Lucas, New York city and Green's
Doro, Misses Katherine Cole, Eva
Alen Travis, Margaret Stone,
'ula Clark, Betty Kerr Hendrix
and Margaret Glenn.
It, Thomas Morton, Wilmington
on terminal army leave, was his
Oofher's best man. Ushers were
y sohn D. Walker, Alexandria, Va.
!, w. Junlus Davis, Edenton, Julian
M. another brother, 1t. (jg)
n r. Sprunt, U. S. Navy, John
~ - WOOD Joseph W. Hooper, Jr.,
a s c. Diehl, Jr., Kenneth
y Spsunt, and Ben Washburn. Jr..
all Of Wilmington.
l., Inc bride, one Of Greensboro's
IVY girls, wore a formal we'd
a a,.q gown of ivory slipper satin
W., msf which a veil of real Ventian
. iase oraped train length from a
ba,, Of the lace. She carried a
-~1que' OF white camellias and
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-09

candles lighted the greenery amid
which were white chrysanthe-
NUNS in the pulpit vases left for
the memorial nv ic to the
church's war dead next day. The
pulpit stand was showered with
small white chrysanthemums and
ropes of fern.
At the club about 300 guests,
chiefly from the younger set, were
received. The wedding cake was
cut at table which was covered
with white satin and airy tulle and
arranged with white flowers and
candles. During the evening the
bridal couple left for a weeks
motor trip south after which they
will be at home in Wilmington on
Magnolia place. The bride trav-
eled in a bright green crepe dress,
beaver coat and hat.
Mrs. Morton, lifelong resident of
Greensboro where her father is
practicing physician, is a member
OF family prominent in civic and
social life Of the state. She is
graduate Of Chatham Hall, Chat
ham, Va, where she was May
queen, and this year received a
degree from Woman's college. She
is a member of the Junior Spin
sters club and Phi Beta Kappa.
Mr.. Morton, who received army
discharge in June after duty in
the Pacific as a signal corps COM
bat newsreel cameraman, is pres
ident Of Hugh MacRae and compa-
ny and the Linville company. He
was graduated from Episcopal
high school, Alexandria, Va, and
went to the army from his senior
year at the University Of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill. At Carolina
he was a member of Order of the
Grail and was editor of the year
book, Yackety Yack. He belongs
to Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
His army rating was staff SER
geant and he received the Purple
Heart and Bronze Star medal.
From Wilmington attending the
wedding included: Mr.. n d Mrs.
Hugh MacRae, Miss Agnes Nor
ton, T o m my Morton, Kenneth
Sprunt, Arthur c. Diehl, Jr., Ben
Washburn, Jr., Jocelyn Peck, May
Taylor, Betty Blue Davis, Ann
Burr, Allen Strange, Hayward
Emerson, Gibbs Holmes, Mrs.
Julian w. ton and Miss
Blanche Morton.