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Evening star., 1945-01-05
Canadians in Italy Battle
Strong Nazi Resistance
EY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, Jan. 5-Canadian' troops
have advanced against strong enemy
counterattacks along the road east
of Alfonsine to within l p miles of
San Alberto, 8 miles north of Ra-
VIENNA, in the Adriatic coastal sector
of the italian front, Allied head
quarters announced today
The Germans threw in veteran
troops and brought up Tiger and
Panther tanks in a series of fierce
counterattacks, all of which were
repulsed as the Canadians drove
forward. Heavy losses were in
f1icted on the Nazis, the communique
said.
Farther west good progress was
reported north of the captured
Bologna -Rimini highway town of
Faenza, where other 9th Army
troops have reduced German
pocket east of the Senio River.
Only partial activity was reported
on the 5th Army front
Evening star., 1945-01-05
London to Permit
| Sea and Rail
rips to Paris
BY the Associated Press.

ny tne associated Press,
LONDON, Jan. S. Passenger
travel between London and Paris bv
sea and rail will be resumed Janu-
ary Is for the first time since the
fall of France.
Limited to priority passengers, the
service will allow travel in the ma
tional interest and in compassion
ate cases-the latter possibly to
permit relatives in Britain to visit
battle casualties in France in cases
OF immediate urgency"
Exit permits and French visas will
be required as well as military per-
mlts If the travellers are headed for
military zones Travellers must ar
range for food and lodging in
France in advance because of short
ages
Evening star., 1945-01-05
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. ~
s.

more definite policy Of its own
rather than hit at others.
Meanwhile, postponement of a
two-day Conservative party confer
ence originally scheduled to open
January 20 led to renewed specula-
ton on the possibility of an early
meeting Of the Big Three leaders.
Mr.. Churchill. as we'll as Foreign
Secretary Anthony Eden, would
normally participate in the party
conference.
The diplomatic correspondent of
the British Press Association sug-
gf Sted that an impending meeting
of "the Big Three" had been ad-
vanced and now was scheduled to
take place late this month.
Evening star., 1945-01-05
Illinois Soldier Hanged
For Fatal Beating Of Girl
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIA, Tex, Jan. S.
Sylveser Davis, Is, colored soldier
from Peoria, ILL.,, was hanged early
today at Randolph Field for the
fatal beating of 20-year-old Peggy
Lou Arnold on San Angelo street
last May 27.
Davis was stationed at San Angelo
Army Airf1eld at the time. He was
convicted by court martial last
June 9. About so persons, including
the slain girls mother and sister,
witnessed the execution.
Evening star., 1945-01-05
Hirohito's Daughter
To Become Mother

BY the Associated Press.
Princess Shigeko, eldest daughter
of Emperor Hirohito, is expecting q
child at her home in Asabu Ward
Tokyo, the Japanese agency Domei
announced yesterday.
The dispatch, beamed to Asia
was recorded by the Federal Com
|munications Commission. The 49,
year-old princess royal was married
October l3, 1943, to Prince Morihirc
Higashi-Kuni.
Evening star., 1945-01-05
Bertrom M. Lundesmun
Heads Akibu Club

Bertram M. Landesman of 750
Princeton place NV, has been
elected president of the Akiba Club
of the Adas Israel Congregation for
1945.
Other officers chosen are Edith
Kornhauser, first vice president;
Seymour Schulman, second vice
president: Joseph Hanovice, treas
urer; Alice Tolychinsky, recording
secretary, and Evelyn Let's and
Miriam Novick, corresponding Sec
retaries.
Evening star., 1945-01-05
BY the Associated Press


A total of 158 men, out of its COM
plement of more than 300, were res
cued when the 2,2O0-ton destroyer
Cooper was sunk in Ormoc Bay, in
the Philippines. December 3, ac-
cording to her skipper, Comdr. Nell
A. Peterson.
Most of the survivors, he told a
news conference here yesterday
were rescued Is hours later by un-
precedented maneuvers of Catalina
flying boats landing in the bay in
daylight under fighter cover.
One of the big flying boats carried
total of "a passengers including its
crew, setting a worlds record on one
of its flights by lifting and carrying
5000 pounds more than it was de-
signed to fly.
Comdr. Peterson of Algona, Iowa
said the Cooper sank in less than a
Evening star., 1945-01-05
Soldiers in War Plants
Given Clio Memberships
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
DETROIT. Jan. 5.-The United
Automobile Workers Union (CIO)
yesterday offered honorary member
ship to any soldier furloughed by
the Army to work in war plants
with which the union has contracts.
R. j. Thomas. president of the
international UAW-CIO, said the
memberships would continue for the
duration of the soldiers employment
in the plants.
The soldiers, he said, would not be
required to pay dues or initiation
fees.
Evening star., 1945-01-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1945-01-05

MARQUISE SETTING from ring with 8
diamonds, somewhere between Brookville
I'd. and Bethesda Chevy Chase High School,
reward WI 353a
Evening star., 1945-01-05

NECKLACE, cultured pearls, / strand, lost
between 29th st. and vicinity of Conn. ave.
and Dupont Circle, or on an La bus. Thurs
day. Jan. 4. Reward. AID. 9215, Ext.
80; after $40, DE. 1866.
Evening star., 1945-01-05

DOGS (2) strayed vicinity of Great
Falls; red Irish setter, named Kelly;
buff and white toy collie with black face.
named 'Snuffy' Please call collect
Falls Church SS4-J-11 or Falls Church
S33-W-1 Reward.
Evening star., 1945-01-05

LOST in Union Station. ration books.
3 No. and l No. 3, bearing the names of
Robert Greene, Carrie A. Greene and
Marian Nelson DE 21R0
Evening star., 1945-01-05

EARRING, gold, bowknot: in Alexandria,
on bus, in downtown Washington, or Wood
ward G. Lothrops. Reward. TIE. 1894.
KEYS, about s, on ring, between 7th st.
and Pa. ave. Tuesday, Jan. 2. Chestnut
4IS1 Ts
Evening star., 1945-01-05

OVERNIGHT SUITCASE, lan marked &C
B. r.; left in taxi between Statler Hote
and Union Station, Dec. 2S Liberal re-
ward. DE. $500 or MA 47S0.
Evening star., 1945-01-05

DOG, Norwegian Elkhound male, black
body and tan legs; strayed Dec. 80: child S
reward Ii $40
Evening star., 1945-01-05

DOG, small. white, with black spots, male
cross between wire-hair and poodle. wear
ing silver link collar, tag No. 1875; Mt
Pleasant area. Reward CO. Sk11
Evening star., 1945-08-05
Nervous Habits
You'll Recognize These Gestures

ANY psychologist will tell you that every
IA body has at least one characteristic
nervous habit.
We noticed in looking through news
pictures that the same little quirks
seemed to pop up with monotonous regu-
larity among well-known people.
80 WE went into a huddle with our Art
Director - and he came up with stacks of
shots of big shots Sure enough there was
Henry Wallace, for instance. ruffling his
hair in nine pictures out of 10. And so it
went for the rest
Take good look at each of the typical
photos on this page. Then watch for the
same habits in other pictures of the same
people. They'll do it nearly every time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12
MONS Conduct
Holiday Party

Pine boughs and lighted red can
dies decorated the guild room OF
st. Luke's Church House. Tuesday
afternoon for unit number 10, Moth
ers OF Men in Service Club Christ
mas party. The group sang Christ
mas carols, and Mrs. Faron Hayden
sang in German 20 Tannenbaum."
Mrs. Lee Brown made a lively San
"a Claus. and at the close o. the
gift exchange. she and Mrs. Sam
Kerr did fancy dance feature,
with Mrs. Hayden accompanying
with Jingle Bells"
Christmas packages were given
as prizes for games that followed.
Special prizes went 10 Mrs. Kerr
and Mrs. r. L'Amoreaux. 1t was
announced that the ESQ Christmas
cards with postage included. will
be sent to Percy Jones Hospital for
patients to send to their friends.
A luncheon OF coffee and Christ
mas cookies was served by the COM
mittee, consisting OF Mrs. Ross Hall
president, and the executive board.
The next regular meeting OF the
club will be Jan. S at 2 O'Clock in
the Guild room.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12
Of Social Events


Chiefs Pyhian Sisters o'clock with Mrs Clarence
airy House.
Mr. and Mrs Church as dinner and Christmas
party church.
Missionary Society Of Lutheran Church 30 at home
Martha Richter.
Club Wahtenaw Rebekahs Christmas party
families, dinner $50 gift exchange. Bring table
service Fellow Hall
Women of the Moose Lodge, s o'clock Moose Hall
Excelsior Chapter 25 RAM 73O nstala
ton of officers, Masonic Temple lodge room.
meeting with Mrs Fred Johns
ton, Holmes Rd; cooperative supper at {: 80 p m
GOodfeOw Welcome Home Party &c. Ypslanu High School
THURSDAY
Martha Beach Daughters OF Union Veterans election OF Of
fcers. Bring envelopes for apron sale. 80 GAR Hall
Assembly Order OF Rainbow Girls regular meeting,
1880. Masonic Temple lodge
Womens Esther Christmas
I Christmas
O. Waldenmyer group, Rau, 1890
luncheon dessert furnished Miriam church
house Bring dishes Rachael group Mark
Rust 1890 cooperative luncheon Bring dish to pass tand
witches and a gift: group, with Mrs. Denton Glass
Orr $780, Sarah group church house.
Christmas party O'clock.
Ypsianti Child Study Club 49, with Roy Losey.
Dorcas Circle
Henning Bring o exchange
Tackmann Circle luncheon Christmas party.
Bring % gift for exchange at of Mrs Walter Schultz
Belleville Rd.
Ypsiant Mems Club $50 Presbyterian Church.
St Luke Auxiliary Guild business meeting Church House
Ypsanti Lodge number o'clock
Queen City Lodge Knights of Pyhas o'clock
Hall.
Girl troop troop O'Clock Ypsi
lant High School lunch room troop a. o'clock Harriet troop
2s 3l5. Gilbert House.
Union play in fireplace room
OF church.
Presbyterian women Union party
and exchange Of gifts o'clock with Mrs Miller,
number four Christmas party, bring so gift o'clock
Femmahbo Club Cooney Highland
Park, for luncheon and Christmas
Delta Kappa Gamma Michigan
Russian Tea 5-30 Ansuya Bhalatiya
bay India will speak on Education in India
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Bell entertained with a very sweet
Christmas story. The Voyage OF
Wee Red Cap" telling OF the dream
o; Teig. who was glad TO waken and
do his share OF giving at Christmas
time.
Mrs. Curtis. accompanied by Mr..
Curtis. sang two Christmas songs.
Virgins Slumber Song" by Max
Roger. and "Mary's Lullaby" a Ty-
rolean carol.
All marched around the Christ,
mas tree and received their Christ
mas gifts from Santa Claus. Rev.
and Mrs. Gordon Speer also found
a lovely gift. from the guild, under
the tree. The party ended with the
singing OF Silent Night"
The guild adjourned to the Sun
day School room for a short bust
ness meeting while the husbands
washed the dishes. The very capa-
bic committee for the successful
party was Mrs. Vernal Sevey, Mrs.
Harold Lounsberry. Mrs. Fred
Friend and Mrs. Leonard Menzi.
Several OF the women stayed lat-
er and packed Christmas boxes for
the Congregational soldiers now In
the States.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12
Along the Street

A new set OF shelves has been
added TO the Ball and Thrasher
Store through the efforts OF Clyde
W. Thrasher and Donald Bennett,
adding about 20 feet Of shelving
space to the store.
See our fine selection OF Christ
mas trees for sale. s. and W. Trail
er Service, II S. River. adv.
Miss Opal Lam bert. a former en-
ploye OF the Ford Motor Company,
began new duties Tuesday, cleTking
at the Stork Shop.
Roy Stroll, Home Furnace Co.,
journeyed to Grand Rapids, Tues
day. on business. His wife accom-
panied him on the rip.
Just received, a new shipment of
ladies' and gents sterling silver
Identification bracelets. Ypsi Watch
Repair, 1871 N. Washington. Adv.
Mrs. Arthur Nicely, Home FIrn-
ace Co., spent Wednesday in Jack
son.
Two members o. the staff OF the
Walkers Storage Furniture Sales
have recently made a change OF
residence. Miss Emily Morrow be-
gan her residence this week at %
n. Huron ST. Her former address
was 125 s. Adams ST. Mrs. Marion
Daniels is occupying her new home
at sol w. Michigan Ave, having
moved the fore part Of This week
from her former residence at 1033
Washtenaw Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12
Four Girls in
Flag Ceremony

Four girls from Girl Scout troop
n. Isabel Denton. jeanne Briggs.
Doris Ridenour and Patricia Bast-
ian. presented a flag ceremony op-
ening a Brownie lnyes.iture service
at the meeting OF the Girl Scout
leaders. Tuesday evening In the
YpsAanti High School lunch room.
The inyestiture service was for
Brownies in the intermediate and
senior groups
II was announced that arrange
ments have been made for the Girl
Scout half hour WPAG radio pro
gram at $3.50 in the afternoon OF
Dec. %
Carrying out the theme OF Inter.
national Friendship for the year,
the refreshments served by Miss
Marie Arnet and Mrs. Earl Snyder.
were bohemian Christmas bread
and coffee. Each month a different
country is considered.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12
Woodruff Mothers
Make Contribution

The Woodruff Mothers Club
members contributed 20 the Percy
Jones Hospital Christmas fund and
sang Christmas carols, Tuesday
evening at their December meeting
in the kindergarten room Of the
Woodruff School.
Intead OF exchanging Christmas
gifts among themselves, they used
the prices OF the gifts as a con.ribu-
ton TO the Percy Jones Hospital
Christmas fund.
As part OF the program, June
and George Moore played piano
and violin duet Christmas selec-
tons. To acquaint the mothers with
some Of the methods used in en-
Pertaining small children in school,
Miss Eula Wiedman and Miss Jean
Cringntz, student kindergarten
teachers, told the story, with black.
board illustrative sketches, OF "Ru-
dolph. the Red Nosed Reindeer"
and played recordings OF The
Night Before Christmas"
After the meeting, refreshments
OF ice cream and Christmas cook
les, were served by four members,
Mrs. Bernard Stitt, Mrs. Jack Lam
son. Mrs. Thomas Barnes and Mrs,
Milton Dillon.
Mrs. Elmer Zahn. president. con.
Quoted the business meeting. II
was announced that Mrs. Larry
Hutchinson's first grade room re-
ceived the gift OF pencil sharpen
er for having the creates: number
OF mothers present at the Novem-
Der club meeting.
The next meeting will be Jan. 9
instead o. Jan. S. when DR.. J.
Struthers will be the speaker.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12
Auxiliary For
Veterans Adds
Two Members

At the meeting OF the Auxiliary,
Veterans OF Foreign Wars. Tuesday
evening In Veterans Hall, Miss
Florence Harner and Miss Ann
Harner were initiated. One new ap
plication for membership was re-
ceiyed. Mrs. Helen Atkinson and
Mrs. Alyina Grub told interesting.
ly OF the Pow Wow at Lansing at
the week end. Mrs. Atkinson, char
man OF, the National Home com.
mittee, asked for donations OF linen
for the home, Mrs. Susan Esch.
chairman OF the Americanization
committee obtained subscriptions
TO the Veterans OF Foreign Wars
monthly magazine TO be given to
the Ypsilanti Public Library and
the State Hospital Members were
urged 10 attend the party at the
State Hospital at I o'clock. Dec. Is.
and TO take decks OF cards for the
hospital Mrs. Marie Allen was au-
thorlEed to buy a $3.50 Victory
Bond for the Auxiliary. Mrs. Ethyl
Young OF the rehabilitation COM
mlttes asked members 10 bring
gifts to :he hall. December Il. Mrs
Lucille Forbes, chairman OF junior
activities. plan a party for under
privileged children at the hall, Dec.
%, assisted by Mrs. Atkinson. Mrs.
Evelyn Branch and Mrs. Mabel
Morhous.
n. Nnt,,o KIlI paV.l OaE fifth
district president. inspected the
Auxiliary. She praised especially
Mrs. Atkinson's work IA chaplain.
and junior vice president Mrs. Anna
Rays work as substitute for the
senior vice president. who was ABB
sent. The books OF the secretary
and treasurer were also exception
ally we'll kept. she said. Mrs. Kidd
was presented with a gift by the
Auxiliary, through Mrs. Grub. All
chairmen and some others were in
uniform.
Mrs. Viola Emmett, legislative
chairman, urged all World War vet.
Grams 10 continue insurance.
Mrs. Dorothy |. Kidder is in Boyer
Hospital and Mrs. Neva Haner has
returned home from there. Others
reported i'll were Mrs. Leona Full
ton. Mrs. Marie Allen and Mrs.
Mary Lore.
A dinner Christmas party at the
hall Dec. II, at $50 will be fea.
tured by exchange OF fifty cent
gifts. and will also celebrate The
birthdays that came in September
October and November. Mrs. Akin
son, chairman, will be assisted by
Mrs. Gay Hall and Mrs. Jennie
Fleming. Mrs. Alvina Grub, pres
ident. thanked all chairman for
their years work. The Auxiliary
members were invited TO attend a
dinner at Bingham Inn Dec. II from
2 TO 10 for he new building fund.
Mrs. Ray was voted Sc to help
in the State Hospital party. The
next regular meeting will be Jan.
s at s In the hall. The next pedro
party will be Dec. % at $3.50, with
potluck dinner at $3.50. with Mrs.
Mile Hubbard and Mrs. Eta Ru-
pert in charge.
Refreshments OF gelatine, cake
and coffee were served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12
OAR. Juniors
Arrange Party

At the business meeting OF the
junior committee OF the Daughters
OF the American Revolution. Tues
day evening at the home OK Mrs.
Arthur Graham, plans for the bene-
tit bridge party to be Jan. 30 were
discussed The proceeds for the
party in the Ladies' Literary Club
house. will be for the leader dog
fund.
For the program following, Miss
Marion Stowe gave a series OF read
ings from Lloyd Douglas book,
Precious Jeopardy" A social time
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served with Mrs. Richard Weir and
Miss Marjorie Eckley presiding at
the tea able.
The next meeting will be Jan. 8
with Mrs. Richard Warner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12
Prospect Cub Pack
to Meet Thursday

The Prospect Cub Scout Pack No.
l3S will have it's December meet.
ing at Gilbert House Thursday eve.
ming a. $50. There will be a pot.
luck supper followed by stunts.
games and a short business meet
ing. All parents OF present Cub
members and parents OF near future
Cubs may attend. Some new dens
are being formed so that a closer
neighborhOod grouping OF the Cubs
can be accomplished.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12
Mterlochpn Described
For Federation Members

Intsrlochen and tie many sctivi-
ties were shown in interes sing
sound pictures by Dr. Joseph Mad
dy. director, 10 a large group OF
towaspeople al meeting spon-
sored BY the city Federation Of
WOmen's Clubs. Tuesday evening
In the alumni lounge Of Charles Nc
Kenny Hall. DIR. Maddy said that
200. including the personnel.
come from SO sta Tee. and use 100
buildings al Inter, oChen. The camp
has been in operation for Is years.
and for the past three years. the
I University OF Michigan has backed
IT, For boys and Girls. there are
elk divisions. the junior. high school
and college camps. He said that a
new club house is being built for
use next summer. Or. Maddy said
tha' the State Federation has prom
ised $4,000 and the southeas. ern
district. $500. or % cents per CAPT
IA. toward the building While the
state pays Sl50.00O for advertising
lntslochen advcrtises the sta'e
through its students. he said.
Presiding the open meeting In
the lounge. the Spencer Club was
hostess for the City Federation De.
cember business meeting in the
cafeteria. Mrs. Paul Samson presid-
ed. A committee composed OF Mrs.
Jennings Campbell. Mrs Clifford
Schreiner Mrs. p. f. Skinner. Mrs.
Jack Lock wood and Miss Elizabeth
Warren, was appointed to make ar.
rangements Cor the celebration OF
the 25th anniversary Of the City
Federation
Mrs. Charles Cleary reported that
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12

the clubs are giving $500 toward
N-ray equipmen. for Boyer Hospital
for a cancer clinic. She reported on
the executive board meeting OF the
Ypsilanti Branch Of the American
Society for Cancer. Nov. -. she
said that visiting nurse service is
available to all cancer patients in
the city. This service may be Sc
cured by calling the Ypsilanu
Health Department.
Mrs. Luman Seamans reported on
the meeting OF the social agencies
in Npsilanti High School. last week.
The next meeting will be Feb -
with the Literary Club members as
hostesses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12
Husbands Guests Of Guild
Members at Holiday Party

Members OF the Maytlower Guild
OF the Congregational Church with
their husbands as guests, enjoyed
delightful Christmas party with
dinner. program and Santa Claus.
Tuesday evening at the church.
Twenty-Five couples sat down 10 a
bountiful baked ham dinner at ia
bles decorated with Christmas
greens and candles.
After the group sang Christmas
carols. with Carroll Curtis accom-
panying at the piano, Mrs. James
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12
Campus Events Calendar
TODAY
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN


UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Influencing Human Behav
Overstreet Auspices OF the Depart
ment Of Speech Rackham Amphitheaer
Clifford Goldsmith Play Pro
o Department o. Speech Lydia Mendessohn
Jaime Perriaux OF Buenos
Aires Argentina; followed by motion pictures and oues
by the LatlnAmer-
lean Society Rackham Amphitheater.
THURSDAY
UNIVERSITY MICHIGAN
D. What Life!" by Clifford Goldsmith Play Pro
ducton Of the Department Of Speech Lydia Mendessoan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12
Pedro Occupies
Members

Carpenter Women's Relief Corps
members played pedro at a card
party at GAR. Hall, Tuesday ar
ternoon. Prize winners were Mrs.
Milton Dillon. Mrs. Bertha Sutt,
and Mrs George Waterbury. The
special prize was won by Mrs. Emil
PARE.
At the close OF the afternoon, re-
freshments were served by the
committee headed by Mrs. Florence
Burd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12
Miss Holloway
Shower Guest

Mrs. Bert Hubbard was hostess
for a pleasant surprise m!scellan-
eous shower honoring Miss Kath-
leen Holloway at the Hubbard
home 4 dainty dessert was served
20 guests at individual tables decor
ated with li:tle paper umbrella IA
vors.
The evening was spent in bridge
and hearts. with prizes for bridge
going TO Mrs. Ray Burrell. and Mrs.
Hubert Holloway. and for hearts TO
Miss Holloway and Miss Cleo Plom.
Miss Holloway's marriage to
Cpl. Ivan Kraemer will take place
upon his arrival from Guam.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-12
AnnlNeraarY OhaerNed

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Hubbard
celebrated their 33rd wedding an
niversary Tuesday evening by hav-
ing their II children and grand
children present. All OF the children
except a son. Pfc. Eldorse Hub
bard. in the service and stationed
at Fort Bragg. N. Carolina, en-
joyed a pleasant evening together.
The anniversary cake with the IN
scription "33rd Anniversary and
coffee we're served the party OF 80.