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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26
U. S. Relief Group Sends
s., 100000 to Chino

More than $500, 900 was sent by
the American people in 1914 to aid
the Chinese people, the District
chapter of the United China Relief
has announced. This is an increase
of $912,586 over the funds sent in
1943, and brings the total amount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26

program OF Dvorak's music last
night as the first of two Sunday
concerts of Lenten music arranged
and directed by John H. Marville.
The featured selections were the
Bible Songs, OPP. SO" given in their
entirety by the solo quartet con-
sisting Of Ethel Sickles, soprano;
Mabel Flehr, contralto; Capt John
Raymond Baine, tenor, and Mr..
Marville, bass. These settings of
the text Of David's psalms were
written in New York about so years
ago, shortly before the composer
left this country.
Two of the songs were solo num-
bers, God Is My Shepherd" sung
by Mr. Marville, and "By the
Waters of Babylon" by Miss Flehr.
In others, the solo portions were
sustained by Miss Sickles and Capt.
Baine with a well-balanced back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26

sent by the organization since 1041
to $24,855,341.
The funds are used for medical
aid, orphan care, child welfare,
maintenance Of hospitals and
schools, refugee relief, industrial
eo-operatives, transportation !. Of
drugs and medical glpplies and the
training of medical workers, the
chapter said. The United China
Relief is a member agency OF the
National War Fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26

ground provided in several by the
choir. The entire performance was
reverently presented, the excellent
voices of the soloists contributing
a fine range of color.
Kathryn Hill Rawls, church or
ganist opened the program with an
arrangement of Songs My Moth
er Taught Me-" followed by LIE
gende,'' silhouette" and Lament"
and concluded the performance
with a repetition of Songs My
Mother Taught Me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26
Blood Urgently Needed BY Me-
Wounded in Todoy's Bottles

Your blood may moke the difference
between cross oversees or safe return
home for an American fighting man.
Make an appointment with the Red Cross
Blood Donor Center todoy -. District $500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Reds Ask
u. 5. toKeep0ut

CHUNGKING. Nov Q OP)-
The Communist radio az Yenan
appealed 10 President Truman to-
day to halt Americas armed in
tcTvention' IN the Chinese civil
war and withdraw all forces from
China.
The appeal came as 1t, Gen
Albert C. Wedemeyer, American
commander IN China, instructed
Marine Maj. Cen. Keller G..
Rockey to investigate Communist
charges that marines were fight
ing with the Nationalist army
against Communist troops IN
north China.
4 Communist front dispatch
from that area said the National
lists fifth diviSlou began a power
ful attack on Shanhaikwan on the
CommuniSt-fortlfied Manchurian
border Sunday. Fighting still IS
raging, the dispatch said
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
j. ). Press Praised
By Gen. Eisenhower

NEW YORK. Nov. Q HNS) go
Gen. Eisenhower, IN a letter dc-
"cpting the Page One Award of
The New York Newspaper Guild,
Go. said today that the Ameri-
ran press has given the world
new conceptions of the duties.
responsibilities and privileges of
a free press IN a free country ~
Winners Of other awards were
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, Frank
SUatra, 10 Davidson inCrid
Bergman Bing Crosby. Fibber
NcGce and Molly, Gene Kelly.
Hank Greenberb and Laurettc
Taylor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Jdps Executed
"a j. ). FEerS

TOKYO Nov. Q CUP)-Four-
teen American SuperforreSS filters
who bailed out over Osaka last
June & were captured and exc
cuted by the Japanese, the Sixth
Army announced today
The graves of the airmen,
marked only by plain wooden
planks, were found near Osaka.
With one exception, the plankS
bore only the last name and rank
of the fherS. Nine of the II were
identified tentatively.
InternceS at the same prison
where the B-29 men were held
said l6 other captured flicrS were
beaten and tortured by the Japa-
neSc. Two later were liberated
and have returned TO the United
States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Gas Fumes Tip
Wins SIS Award

First award Of So for the best
news tin Of the week tclcphonod
to the city editor of The Detroit
Times was received by the man
who reported that more than "a
score of workers had been over
come by gas fumes M the De Soto
Warren avenue plant
WinnnE- of the -Sc-nad- AWARD -2+
Si0 was the woman who sub
mltted the first TIP on the mid-dlr
collision of two planes IN which
one pilot was killed and d school
damaged near ST CLAIR Shores.
The s. third award went 10 the
woman who reported the shooting
in Dearborn Township in which a
husband died Of Selt-jnfIcted
wounds after shooting ms eS-
tranged wife.
The Times gave 10 awards Of
81 each in addition In The three
big winners. AlertncSS in tclcs
phoning Oh $500 with news tips
for the city editor pays dividends.
Try il this coming week,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
births o Marriages Deaths

James L Beauoien. 37o7 wsgar. %.
Lulu BOiden. o4S E-kirby go
sylvia Cohen, 2492 W. Philadelphia, as
Ann Brady $3.50 25th. n
Flurian P!ctras 2fO6, Grand Blvd, a..
John Koc l7Sl4 Wexford. 6l
George J HuttinRer 5lf9 5 Clarendon IS
Lawrence otto Casper. 4753 Mt Elliott 40
Jane Meuick 22sl w Grand Blvd. SIS.
Caroline LOWerenz 1887 Lexington so
JAMES Winters, 1888 Adelaide. o.
Fannie Black. 2St1 RiYArd -
Jesegh Edward -Cpoi-G227 Helen J.
Edward j. Pratt, 1908 Bentler 70
Catherine Nette 1876 PlainNicW 5s
Chester a. Leary. Lowell Mich 81
Elizabeth Bluussalian. 1885 steel 66.
Henry Young NewhouSe. $500 Epworth-A7
selma Marcia Williams, 6ia W Brentwood
William Bann, 154i7 Parkside. -
Edward sheridan Thomas 1888 Sanilac SO
Frank schOber. 4499 French %
James Carnegie 1880 Lutlefcld 81
Andrew p Byrne.- 1910 Mendu-r--Ts'
William DunStan. 2zn-Smith IT
Weren't A1Ey--455 = -ttvJruUfy- B--
Anna Reed 5236 Hastings al
Eva l. Sweet 2O36 Mullauc. A.
William 2 C.aHeF=sO45 Eimhug,f Sc
Fred Wells 4Oi4 VickShurc Inkstrr IS.
Lulu May HOsey Az HARDING al
Isabelle DelT 3i1 Antoine Wyandot,c 50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
.NaOScOw'S Funds
I'm u. ~. Traced

WASHINGTON Nov. Q - On
the trail financial contributions
from Moscow 10 Communist aC-
tivIueS in the United States, the
House committee on un-American
activities today probed into the
mysterious "SoUndview Corp.
which distributed $4,000 TO vari-
Gus Red front groups and Official
Communist organs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Mormon Church Plans
To Send Europe Food

NEW YORK, Nov Q GNSl-
The Rev. George Albert Smith,
head of the Mormon Church, an
nounced today program of aid
in the form of foodstuffS and
clothing for Europe
He revealed that the church
has been accumulatIng large
quantities of supplies IN ware
houses and granerieS throughout
the country for several years for
use in a possible disaster
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
OETRoTTskS kSyfAE S

James F Kern "a Jean Todd n
stephen Ba. an IS, Sophie Gyc -.
Eiercd Mlyuarek 20 Irene Lola. = =
Richard a. kasfnuSsen--L4--Aelc SzaIkoW-
Emil Reppa 30 Louise Royacs. 27.
Frank NeTCuu. - Stamina NJ. MaIsana. 20.
Frank " EWcrt. %. Vtpi,t a Wulcke. 23
Earl Harrington p. Catherine Bets. ? 1.
irsrft1 Ar-Tr7ruytcr tsrIls bruWEETtuCr, 81
Eugcue Muray. 2J Dlcy Young. IS.
alex :. Toth. - AnIoinette {. kotiasczyk,
81
James 2. Watson ~ Theresa Lcmpke II.
Harley Z Ratcli0 3D. Elizabeth Perry, 20.
EaTI znk 22 Dorothy kemp. a., 80
Thomas Rosen 50. Molie Strauss as
Elmer Battsni II Rose } Gallo q
VIM a Jakuhiak - AnEe-l4e- -Earuu -.
Paul Rasmussen. 49, Evelyn Young %
Dnnsls b Horrer, % Mihicont MurtU1r. 70
Jack Aiuisrc 25 bessie l. CHSle p.
Robert Kujawa "a Mary Cirvcn %
Robert D. Hodge. - Geraldine McCuuouEh
Tom Patterson "a Francis Gordy "a.
JACK Eaton 20, Dorothy Robinson "A
George Gambal 20 Margaret Elam. -.
Albert willard 81, luls James 80
Raymond Kuhleidt ~ Audrey Heller 10.
Joseph Coitits. - Pauline Sikina 25
Robert / I'm % Mara Mitchell. 2i
Boris MasaIodd 20 Wanda Lcsnlak ?
Donald Wrn,oNcr. "a Marjorie Geyer 20
Donals } Moltcsneard q Betty Buine't,
Trevor KriNen1cn, % Betty Green 10
Floyd y. Beauc 20 Martha g. McBrtdc. 20
John Z SmsteK, 81. Julia N SkowIon 3
Martin T. IibbS. 20 Eieanoe l.. PWeman. 23
WIN. kuiJU 80. SiEne koskWla, 81.
Henry c Viswat. IS Betty } Duekett 25.
Julius A johnson so. Rose Angelo. 44
samuel Paul witt % Ida DcPodcsta %
EDWARD BoZek %. Bernasinw MackiewicL. -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Ruling Bars Officials
From Welfare Post

No elected county Official can
become chairman Of the Wayne
County Welfare Board unless ne
resigns his elected post, Arthur
L. Robbins. civil division head o.
the prosecutor office. ruled to-
day
HIS decision came as a result
Of a dispute within the board of
supervisors in filling the chair
manShip vacancy created by The
death, Oct %. Of Henry J. Miller
The supervisors VIII name a sue
CeSSor Nov. 26.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Rush G| Mail,
WafChiefs Ufqe

WASHINGTON Nov. Q GNS)
The war department urged to-
day that all Christmas greeting
cards going 10 soldiers overseas
be mailed irme diatcly 10 insure
delivery 10 remote areas before
Dec p.
These cards. the department
emphasized =f4tr~t t-b ba[-Atft--t
sealed envelopes as first class
mail
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
BIRTHS

ORR TaNor l2o52 Orleans
Natalie AIeDaniel6 4b43 Rlys-r -
Della SlatfeI 1859 ONt0rd Btra.rv.
Lucille Ritter 2Oi6 Boston
Dora GolCmbiCwskt $3.50 ThlTty-tl.rd
Mary Carney. 1881 MullsuG.
Mary Dudley. 2939 Ferry Pasf
Regina sullivan. l2T4s Littichcid.
sophie simpson 12TSs Turner
Jean Nick 3457 Townsend
Eileen Roman. 1926 santa Rosa
Pausy Hunt l21oS Lonpacrc
Margaret Mcintosh Aq34 Bangor.
Edna Carncs sos Tennessee
clara Capu1zoi S417 Chruc
Evelyn B~lchert q02G Georgia
REESE MsHene 4T6e Tovnscraf.
AuEeliue NcSSana 1908 Georgia.
Julia Sprcss. 2b2S Nedbury
Mary Constantine l24l4 DcQuiudrs
Mary Phillips l7lsi Buffalo
Josephine Canaghi Coleman, 1889 Evans
ton
Jean Tanlukevicl 6lS5 Tanov
Elsie Miller 3OO5 Gladwln
Helen Grove 251 Mauistlquc
Veronica Greene 1884 = state Pair
Hannah Leroy l3il5 ElmdalC
Alice Veryser 1924 Artmofe Ferndalp
Marie KrHuse 1901 COrbeft
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Ar, Warm Gw>wpwu~W> pETRofTTSzTfMES
AA WIN ASAIAe nS|h~ Veterans

local Sclccuve service board for
details
Q-Nlay veterans he treated
AT government hospitals
". j.
A-AS a general rule, vet
eranS with Service-connected
disabilities may be treated az
government hospitals or Vet
Grams Administration facilities
an any time after an appllca-
ton on Form Pzl0 has been APP
proved by the Veterans Admin
iStration Veterans who suffer
from nonSerXice { connect a Il
ratiScS may be treated only
wh en- accommodations are
available, and only If they are
financially unable 10 provide
such treatment for themselves.
Q-When "A veteran goes 10
school under the GI Bill of
Rights, II he still I'm uniform
and subject To military disci-
pline: How about furlOughs?
MRS. ID. &.
Alt the time Il servicen1au-
is discharged, he assumes the
stataS Of a veteran and a civil
ian. Should he choose 10 par
ticipate in the educational bene-
fits of the CT Bill, he will do so
as civilian. No uniform IS
worn, and there is no necessity
for a "furlough" since he Is not
subject TO military or naval dis
cipline.
Q-FOr what reason was
man discharged from the army
under war department Circular
S95: W. c.
Ale was released because
hc-failed 10 meet the standard
physical or mental requirements
for limited military service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Quits as President
OF Western Union

CHICAGO, Nov 9 GNS)-Al-
bert n. Williams viii resign as
president OF the Western Union
Telegraph Co. Jan. and become
vice chairman OF the board of the
Westinghouse Ali Brake Co He
will be succeeded by J l.. HaGan,
Western Union vice president.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
ANY Questions?

THE DEL ROiT TINES
mails personal answers 20
questions about the needs
and welfare. rights and priVi-
Icges of service n and
women. veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily in this column, hut ALL
questions will he answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way:
Al NOtR sIRttCL BURIAL,
DtfRtttr ttNtS,
ftNftN sgt ART
DETROIT II, MICHIGAN.
Surely include your name
and address and seIf.dd-
dressed, stamped enVeIope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
GoUernment-ODned
INDUSTRIAL
PLANT
FOR SALE or LEASE

The Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration. disposal agency desIg-
mated by the Surplus Property Ad-
ministration, will receive proposals
for the purchase or lease OF the
following property IN the interest
o. continued employment This
property was acquired by an
agency OF the government tor pro-
duction IN the war effort, and Is
now. or shortly will be, declared
surplus 20 government needs.
Listing OF this plant by name OF
lessee Is tor identification purposes
only, and has no connection with
the lessee's own plant or facilities.
Detroit hiehissr lplsoeot 7i4
S a S Tool g. MFG Co
1910 W. tish' Nile Roed
Approx S.5 acre. l-Rory Nanutac-
turing Buildins with 2-story office
portion al front concrete. brick
and steel eoGstructioH, l5.6Ve 20 o..
Machinery and equipment. tor ma
Ginning rough or semi-nnished
castings and t0rglugs complete
utilities.
General information is available
from your nearest RFC office. For
specific data. contact the office IN
dicated below All data contained
herein are necessarily abbreviated
and subject 10 correction They are
not intended for use a. basis tor
negotiation. RFC reserves the right
70 reject any or an proposals or
offers received for the above prop
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
DEATHS

Dan Gilmore 234 F. Alfred. ac
Ethel Watkins 1855 Eliot. a.
Bessie KeycS Madison LenoX Hotel @ n.
Laudis Lee Taylor- 1928 BlainaId. As
Althea Cain. 633 Frskinc. %
Josephine Sulla. 1897 state Fair. 20.
stephan Syrylo 63Ol Faust O.
John Charles castle, 21690 virginis. south
virginia C,riesbeck $500 Newport. 30
sarah Kohlcr 44t0 Manistique 50
Edward NowicA Jr. 4744 Jos Csmpau. ?.
Nora Thompson, $50 F. Euclid -
Katherine r Chaplin 1888 Seventeenth 81
Mary Gwen Mills, 162ls Indiana. %
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
No More Facility

WASHINGTON, \ Nov. q lUPl
-Gerr Omar y Bradley vet
eranS ad minis traitor, today
banned use of The word facility
TO describe veterans hospitals a
hospital. ne told his employ es, IS
hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

Army. lie enlisted in January,
1927, and was discharged In
Jul, 1927. L. he entitled To "A
pension? +. Y. w.
A-Your brother is classified
as a peaCetime veteran and may
be eligible for a pension pay
able by the Veterans Admins
tration only If ne has a COM
pcnSablc disability which was
incurred in line OF duty
Q-Is there a government law
requiring "A company 10 rehire
4 man with seniority rights held
by him before his merchant
marine service l.. W.
A--C greSs has provided
that persons leaving their Jobs
To Join the merchant marine
VIII have the same legal re-
employment rights as persons
entering the armed forces. Sc
lectlVe service has undertaken
the responsibility Of seeing that
this law IS carried out. See the
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

n-Is il ttue that service
" man may stop voluntary
Class r allotments of pay at
any time he wants should l
write to the office from which
I hsV, 'hcen vcceiVing my checks
about the natter VI. VI I.
A Since an. allotmCntS and
allotment changes are Eolun-
tary. any .duC,tionS which Nou
have concerning their Sioppacc
should be- taken up directly
with The sCrNlccnlan not With
the office from which the
checks are sent
Q-I was discharged from the
army under section VII. \. X.
6l5-360. Am l eligible for re-
enlistment i'm the regular army
B. j.
A Under W y. Circular $40,
which governs the re-cnlistmcnt
program, men discharged under
The provisions of Section VIII,
a r. 615-360 lnow 4 r. els
369l are Ineligible for rc-cniISt-
ment IN the regular army
Q-I am the mother OF three
unmarried boys i'm service. All
Of my boys contributed towards
my support when they were
home. Now that they are I'm
service, would ! be eligible for
any kind of family allowance il
they each contributed S22 to-
wards such allowance r. ".
A-lf YOU are dependent on
each of the three boys for sub
StantIal support YOU may bc
eligible for "a family allowance
Of S37 from all three. You
should ask the boys 10 file APP
plcationS on your behalf.
Q-My brother has an honor
able discharge from the L. :.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
DETROIT Times DAILY CROSSWORD

nj a. Sufrad sTsSs
tl Grf
DOWN
HORST.
-rlola
Particle -
.s adGitWl -
search nut.
% Hebrew
measure
6-FihCr from
century plant.
T-DcXtprous.
S-ccOrra
1o-Niendcr of pots.
ctr
lI-ClosSv-Surfaccd
fabrics
1S-Haill
i7-P.rt - f1 he
2o-Bc'ongine %
me
Zl-ls.aud British
West Indies
21-Haulg with 4
tackle maui g..
2S-ArrOgant
tcOilOQ
2f-Type measure.
26-percolated
2~-River iSWlssl.
2S-Liceu'iste IN
medicine labbr
7O-Sh0p
22-Elliptical
33-Mark on the
skin
75-Pack away.
76-Tcrrihle
3s--Llttle child
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
DETROIT TIMES WISHING WELL
U. S. Patent or &C.

HERE pleasant little game viii give a message
IL every day It numerical puzzle designed 10 spell out
fortune letters your first name II The number
of letters SuhSact T. II the number is less than
add The result your key number Start at The upper left
of and check key
number c right Then read the message the letters under
the checked figures give YOU.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10

Q-My brother has an honor
able discharge from the L. :.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

Now JOa can have brighter, better
looking teeth ! Nomatterwhat lead
ing tooth Powderyou are usingnow
-. PePsodent Tooth Powder with
Irium will make your teeth brighter!
PePsodent makes this unquali-
fed promise to you, without fear of
contradiction =. because test after
test proves again and again: Pep
sodent Powder with Irium makes
teeth far brighter.
Yes, hundreds of tests by impar-
tial laboratories. tests with photo
electric devices =. tests by identical
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
facts Ah0ut filings
h hep H0uT SmzR/

Follow these alimporant rules for sounder better
looking teeth (l) Brush your teeth carefully twice day
az See your dentist rtsELar possible trouble be
detected early. Remember, little cavities quickly become
big cavities and endanget adjoining teeth.
There several diferenr types of filings which dentists
Gold silver amalgam filings often used
for large cavities Smaller cavities often take synthetic
porcelain plastic filings which match the tooth color
and 1re less conspicuous Thus, the cavity filled
the less noticeable will be and the safer adjoining
teeth will be Remember faithful brushing and professional
care protect you against tooth decay. SO your dentist
twice year and Pepsodent Tooth Powder twice day
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-03-09
Victory Gardens

It's time to be planning your victory garden.
Check-ups among seed companies indicate that are
far behind last year in buying seeds-which may mean
that families who had victory gardens last year
not making plans for one in 1945
Last fall when it looked though the European
about and after the farmers had broken all
Ords for food production 1915 vicoy garden didn't
to be of great Importance But now, with the
still far from won, and with demands this country for
food reaching a-time peak apt to be more de-
pendent than ever before upon victory gardens
Every family which has the space should aim supplying
its food requirements for next winter. By doing
that may be able to avoid major food shortage in
country if farm production should fall off, And if
farmers again perform they did last year. ab
ity to feed hungry people in liberated countries will still
depend the tonnage of food produced in the
back yards of nation
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-03-09

The Womann's Auxiliary of
the Community Church met in
regular business session Thursday
afternoon at the church. 1t was
well attended. This meeting was
the last meeting of this term and
the afternoon was spent in the
reading of annual reports of all
committees and officers.
Mrs. w. H. Farnsworth, Chair
man, of the Sick and Relief Com
mittee read an interesting report
of visits to i'll ones and the needy
cases taken care of. The tith-
ing fund of all the Auxiliary in
coming funds are set aside for the
use of the work of this committee.
The committee includes: Mrs. A.
]. Dunaway, Mrs. McLaurin, Mrs.
w. H. Lane, Mrs. ]. B. Boone, Mrs.
Claire Kennedy, Mrs. ]. M. Hines.
Horace Humphries, of Coolidge,
SO years old, was instantly killed
Tuesday Afternoon when a truck
loaded with transmission line
poles overturned about 3 miles
from San Carlos. The three 9th
er men on the truck seriously in
jured were Richard Harding, Nor
ris Isles and Miller Pyeatt. The
condition of Richard Harding, is
very serious, he was taken to the
hospital at San Carlos with brok-
en- shoulder and internal injuries.
Miller Pyeatt suffered a knee in
jury and Morris Isles was badly
shaken and bruised. Mr.. Hum
phries is survived by his wife and
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-03-09
Midnight Curfew

The federal order closing all places of entertainment
at midnight is probably good thing Particularly in the
cities will help to prevent absenteesm IN war factories
will tend to improve health will relieve congestion in
hotels and on trains and will encourage workers to
put their money in bonds instead OF spending
it "sprees."
feel that unfortunate to have the order
issued solely as of saving fuel There is every
reason to believe that this very minor purpose OF
the order With weather approaching it is obvious
that the fuel savings resulting from the order would be
very temporary and of minor concern
By avoiding explanation for the ORDER feel
the government officials involved showed dangerous
lack of confidence in the people. We all willing to
do anything which will aid in the program, but there
for the heads of agencies to issue dis
guiSed orders.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-03-09
9,o. o,a L.
III LES
TEN YEARS AGO

three children, Lloyd, Robert and
Thelma, they have resided in this
district since 1928 and sympathy
is extended to the bereaved family.
R. ]. Jones was on the sick list
the past week.
Mrs. F. P. Glover was hostess to
the Domestic Science Club Tues
day afternoon at her home in Coo
lidge.
]. H. Dawson of San Diego, who
is driving the truck for the Mer-
chants Express has moved his fam
lily to Coolidge.
MIR. Mognett is erecting a
building just east of the o. K.
Garage, which will be used by the
Alabam Freight Lines as an office
and ware house.
Ranger and Mrs. Frank Fish
of MonteZuma Castle National
Monument are the proud parents
of little daughter, born Feb
ruary 18th and named Frances
Lee Fish.
Mrs. Hugh Miller left Sunday toI
a ten day stay with Mrs. Fish al
Montezuma Castle. Mrs. Cay
wood accompanied her but return
ed Monday by auto.
The Famous Hohokum Owls
have lived in tie roof of the
Ruins for 32 years have started
their nests three weeks ago.
The little Phoebe's are again
nesting in the east room they
also have been making their home
in the Ruins for the past ten or
twelve years.